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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.
Volume
AND
LEADING
THE
INFORMATIVE
MOST
New York
Number 6199
196
PUBLICATION
IN
THE
FINANCIAL
FIELD
.
.
ESTABLISHED
.
1839
7, N. Y., Monday, October 1, 1962
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
/" if
:
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INSURANCE
•
offered for public sale at $1 per share.
A 15 cents per share
commission will be paid to any dealers whom the company
employ to sell such shares, although no underwriting is
presently
involved.
The statement
also
includes
26,074
shares
to
SEC REGISTRATIONS
be
.
selling
reserved
certain
for
creditors
cf
the
company.
1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
ment
originally filed with the SEC on March 30, which covered
100,000
common
shares
to have been offered publicly through
McDonnell & Co.,
New York City and Raffensperger, Hughes &
in 1960,. the company has entered into exploration
agreements
with
King Solomon Mining
Corp.
covering
certain
properties located in the Creede mining district, Mineral County,
Colo.; and the $145,000 estimated net proceeds from the stock
Co., Indianapolis.—V. 195, p. 1797.
Sale
Organized
21,
Sept.
On
(assuming
payment of underwriting commissions and
offering) will be applied to pay the com¬
costs of the proposed program of exploration
on
such properties and its incidental operating expenses
for the
period of the program. The prospectus states 'that since
1910,
other
Co.—SEC
Lumber
Alaska Pacific
1962
24,
Sept.
none
of
corporation of 4371 Valley Blvd., Los Angeles, filed a regis¬
statement
with
the SEC on Sept.
21 Covering 288,476
shares of capital stock. It is proposed to offer such stock for sub¬
scription by stockholders (or holders of outstanding 6%
conver¬
tible debentures upon conversion thereof ) at the rate of one new
share for each three shares held. No underwriting is involved. The
subscription price
(maximum $5 per share) and record date are
amendment.
is
engaged primarily
electrotherapeutic instruments,
be
}
by
supplied
addition to
In
shares
1,144,036
dent,
V.
of
14 %
owns
193,
certain indebtedness,
area
active.
now
been
has
a
Furthermore,
substantial producer
no
bodies
ore
of
con¬
known to remain in ■ the existing workings on
addition to certain indebtedness, the company
are
In
the
has
acquired
60.8%
for
investment
an
of
$223,150.
The
company
statement
entures
with
due
120 East
of
the
1987,
SEC
to be
41st St. New York filed a registration
on
Sept. 24 covering $30,000,000 of deb¬
offered for public sale at competitive bid¬
ding Nov. 1.
The net proceeds together with other funds, will be
applied principally to finance the completion of the 1962 construc¬
tion
program of the
company's subsidiaries (estimated at $100,000,000), and to pay certain subsidiaries amounts as may be re¬
quired
by
cases.—V.
ior
them
196,
p.
refunds
settlement
upon
pending
of
standing
shares
the SEC
be issued
to
in
Cooperative
Grange League Federation
Exchange,
company
C shares.
the
holder
and
ownersip
purchase
%
fertilizer"
Owen
of
;
v,
from
the
company.
president;
is
Cooper
ammonia
parent.—V. 194, p.
and/or
other
they
hold
like
Midwest
Pacific
1381.
with
Exchange
Coast Stock Exchange..
Stock
44
Over-the-Counter Markets
38
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 38
;-:.y
5225
"C"
Avenue
SEC Index of Stock Prices—
,'•&
Co.—Proposed Rights Offering—
of
company
for
a
subscription
for
share
20
of
common
shares
stockholders
held.
at
the
rate
of
one
New
terms
York,
are
The
of
be
and
the
is
list, of
(maximum
supplied
by
engaged
underwriters.
$26
share)
per
The
record
and
in
the
date,
development,
from
manu¬
of specialized
radio
communication
equipment
navigation and flight control equipment.
The net
the
stock
sale
will
be
to
reduce
current
—V.
Condition
Federal
borrowings
group)
owns
192,
p.
24.4%.
Management officials
as
a
group
own
18.11%.
2016.
Statement
Reserve
company
■With the SEC on
of
Creede, Colo., filed a registration statement
Sept. 20 covering 20,000 shares of common stock,
of
Member
System——,
Banks
1
of
,
Foreign Exchange Rates—
Consolidated
Twelve
48
48
Statement of Condition of the
Federal
Reserve
Banks
—
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank
Colorado Imperial Mining Co.—Common Reg'd^
The
will be
The company, of 1111 Wilshire
statement with the SEC on
Blvd., Los Angeles, filed
stock,
common
to
be
offered
registra¬
a
Sept. 24 covering 1,600,000 shares
$1 per share primarily to Cali¬
tion
at
agents and brokers and others connected with,
working with the insurance Industry. No underwriting
statement also Includes 400,000 shares underlying
fornia
insurance
related
to
or
The
involved,
at $1 per share) to be issued from time to
brokers upon the production of life insurance
is in the process of formation and intends
to engage in
the life insurance business (after becoming licensed
to do so by the Insurancel Commissioner of California). The $1,435,000 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale will be used for
working capital and to provide the necessary reserves required by
California
insurance
laws
and
regulations. G. Sydney Barton is
president. The organizing group is headed by Hal L. Nutt, Arthur F.
Priebe and George E. Sloan.—V. 196, p. 951.
(exercisable
to
agents
The
business.
and
company
Highview Limited Partnership-rSecuritles Reg'd—•
company of 1411 K St., NV W., Washington, D. C., filed
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 21 covering $1,^
650,000 of limited partnership Interests In Highview, to be offered
public sale In
will
made
be
Securities
1,000 units and
a
best
(of
the
on
Corp.
efforts
same
unit selling commission and
The partnership
was
organized
Richard
with
1962
H.
at $1,650 per unit. The offering
basis
by
address),
per
Swesnik
Swesnik, Blum &
which will receive
$25,000 for expenses.
under Maryland law in
and
Herbert
Blum
as
the
Potter
a
$165
August
general
partners and Paul I. Bauman as the original limited partner. The
partnership proposes to acquire the Highview and Parkway Apart¬
ment
located
projects
cost
of
in
$4,900,000.
Prince
Of
County,
Georges
the
$1,460,000
Maryland,
estimated
at a
proceeds
net
this offering,
Clearings
Hunter Engineering Co.—Units Registered—
The
of 1495 Columbia Avenue, Riverside, Calif., filed a
statement with the SEC on Sept. 26 covering 100,000
stock and 100,000 shares of cumulative convertible
company,
registration
shares of
common
preferred stock ($25 par), to be offered for public sale in units con¬
sisting of one common and one preferred share.
Eastman Dillon,
Securities & Co., One Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York,
Union
list of
the
heads
-
47
underwriters.
The
dividend
rate
on
the preferred
stock, public offering price of the units (maximum $3 per unit)
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged primarily in the production of aluminum
mill products, including aluminum sheet, rod and bar, and pipe,
and
It also engineers and builds rolling mill machinery and
equipment, for sale to the nonferrous metals
tubing.
continuous
casting
industry; and, with its subsidiaries, it is engaged in the development,
manufacture and distribution of a variety of fabricated and semifabricated aluminum products.
Of the net proceeds from the sale of
$550,000 will be used to construct a rolling mill which
produce light gauge aluminum foil; $139,000 to retire
issued in December, 1961 in partial payment for outstanding
the
units,
will
serve
a
note
stock
of
to
present
a
subsidiary;
and
the
balance
to
repay
in
full
outstanding secured loans of the company's subsidiaries obtained to
finance their working capital requirements.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
1,160,584
chairman,
shares of common stock, of which J. L. Hunter, founder
Walter F. O'Connell, Board Chairman, and R. S. Brill,
President, own 33.6%, 16.8% and 10.3%, respectively, and manage¬
ment officials as a group 80.7%.
The three officers and two others
voting trustees, an aggregate of 91.4%
as
stock
'
applied
incurred to finance receivables and inventories..
In addition to various indebtedness, the
company has outstanding
2,787,578 shares
of common
stock, of which Arthur A. Collins,
president and board chairman
(together with his family as a
a
maximum of $2,funds for future re¬
Any excess
added to working capital.—V. 195, p. 2025.
outstanding securities of G.L.F. Exchange.
of
hold,
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead-2
State and City Bond Offerings
L
53
Dividends Declared and Payable——
11
;•
design,
38
38
General Corporation and Investment News—
underwriting S
amendment.
sale
aircraft
proceeds
bank
head
price
company
facture
and
to
—
Miscellaneous Features
new
Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Inc.,
Exchange Place, and White, Weld & Co., Inc., 20 Broad St., both
subscription
,
by
four
each
38
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
N.E.
Cedaj- Rapids,
Iowa £
negistration statement with the SEC on Sept. 21 covering
557.515 shares of common stock. It is proposed to offer such stock
filed
39
40
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
N*
Collins Radio
The
38
38
39
—
—
the
<
Stock
Philadelphia - Baltimore>■ Washington
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
"straight
positions
45
36
36
36
36
38
-
nitrogen
LeRoy P. Percy is board chairman and
and
American Stock Exchange-——
National Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
Detroit Stock Exchange—
_
A or class B stock gives
rights to purchase products manu¬
(other than "straight nitrogen fertilizer"),
C or class D stock gives patronage rights
class
14
26
31
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
patronage
anhydrous
cooperative associations operating
in local com¬
York,
Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
The net
PAGE
•
.
New York Stock Exchange ^Stocks)
factured by the company
to
:
Stock and Bond Quotations
The ownership of class
preferred
of
system
,
In This Issue
class
class
G.L.F.
the
$1,375,000 will be applied to the purchase price
(including
reimbursement
of
a
$150,000
deposit
paid
by
the
general partners). The balance of the purchase price will be fi¬
nanced
through
loans
secured
by
first deeds
of
trust
on
the
properties. Swesnik and Blum, Inc., a company wholly-owned by
the general
partners, will act as management and leasing agent
for the projects for a fee of 4%
of the annual gross rentals (they
also own all of the stock of the underwriter). They have received
54 partnership units in exchange for their assignment to the part¬
nership of the contract to purchase the projects.
with acquisition
issued
the
of
New
proceeds
total
D shares (including 95,386 shares subscribed and to
upon completion of ammonia facilities), of which manage¬
ment officials as a group own 1.45%: of the class A and 3.37%
of
102.514
cooperative
parent
Empire Life Insurance Co.—Common Registered—
from
filed a registration state¬
construction
of the
addition to anhydrous
ammonia and related
facilities, and for general corporate purposes. In addition to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 276,885 class A, 2,500,000
class B
(all owned by Mississippi Chemical), 176,231 class C and
be
in
for
of Terrace Hill, Ithaca. N. Y. filed a registration
statement
with the SEC on Sept.
21 covering 10,000 shares of
4c
cumulative preferred stock
(100 par) and 300,000 shares of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $100 and $5 per
share,
respectively.
No underwriting is involved.
The preferred
stock may be purchased by both farmer and non-farmer patrons
of G.L.F.
Exchange and by any other persons; and the offering
The
class D shares.
connection
of
500,000,
rate
Sept 24 covering 100,000 class A, 39,239
on
and 70,000
C
class
are
present members of G.L.F.
becoming members.
agricultural cooperative as¬
in
from this
financing, estimated at
will be used principally to provide
demption
1047.
Inc.—Stock Registered—
;
out¬
60,000 of the class A
of properties;
50,000 of the class D shares are to be issued in exchange for out¬
standing class C stock when presented for transfer; and the remain¬
ing class A and class D shares are to be offered for public sale
at
$35 per share on a best efforts basis through the company's
parent, Mississippi Chemical Corp., which will receive 33c per share
for expenses. The 39,239 outstanding class C shares are owned by
Mississippi Chemical which proposes to sell same at $35 per share.
The parent presently owns 3.41%, 100%, and 22.26%, respectively,
of the outstanding class A, B and C stock of the company.
The company manufactures a variety of high analysis fertilizers,
anhydrous ammonia, and other fertilizer materials and components,
and its principal purpose is to provide its products to stockholders
who are users of
such products. The net proceeds from the com¬
pany's sale of additional class A and D stock will be added to gen¬
eral funds and used for working capital,
including completion of
with
ment
to
interested
incorporated
an
The
the company has outstanding
of Yazzo City, Miss.,
is
a
capital stock, of which Cecil J. Birtcher, Presi¬
and management officials as a group 29%.—
corporation
restricted
be
farmers
the
is
G.L.F.
munities
proceeds
time
Registered—
and
member
options
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Debens.
Coastal Chemical Corp.—Stock Registered—
The
sociation
is
cash
*
2663.
p.
is
none
the
will
to
and
Exchange
SEC FILINGS
•
cooperatives. It functions both as an operating cooperative directly
engaged in
product manufacturing,
processing
and distribution,
wholesale purchasing,
and the marketing of commodities for its
members, and as a holding corporation owning all of the out¬
standing common
stock
of the following principal
subsidiaries:
Cooperative G.L.F. Holding Grange League Federation Insurance
Co.
and G.L.F. Agency Corp.
As a parent cooperative, it is also
the trustee-holder of all of the outstanding common stock of 282
have
dissipating clamps used to hold in place and cool electronic tubes,
semi-conductors, diodes, and other critical components incorporated
in
military electronic equipment. It has recently designed and is
beginning to manufacture an electronic testing instrument "for use
by other manufactures for testing electronic devices and circuitry.
A
subsidiary is engaged in the manufacture of pepper mills and
other
gourmet accessories. Of the net proceeds from the stock
sale, $450,000 will be used to retire short-term bank loans and
$275,000
to repay
short-term loans from a number of officers
and
shareholders
obtained
for
working capital purposes. About
$100,000 will be used for additional production machinery and the
balance
to
increase
working capital to permit carrying of
in¬
-
G.L.F.
(satisfaction of loans), partnership interests representing
capital contributions of $48,497, the agreements under which ex¬
plorations are proposed, rent and services; and the public will
in
in the manufacture and
sale
of
electronic surgical instru¬
ments, electronic diagnostic and electronic monitoring equipment
and various accessories
thereto, and in the sale of locking, heat
Inventories.
properties in
stock
common
Exchange
of
company
creased
and
the
the
outstanding 120.020 shares of common stock, of which Culver M.
Roberts, President, John G.
Kromschroeder, Vice-President,
and
Ruth
A.
Roberts, Secretary-Terasurer, own 41.75%,
12.50%
and
10.62%, respectively. After the stock sale, management officials
will
have
acquired 39.2%
of the outstanding
stock for $15,274
The
The
the
properties.
tration
to
of
ore
of
share
sequence
Corp.—Proposed Rights Offering—
Birtcher
the
of
expenses
pany's
Reg. Withdrawn
the company withdrew its registration state¬
ment originally filed with the SEC on Nov. 17, 1961 which covered
250,000
common
shares
to have been offered publicly at $5.75
per- share
through
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.,
St. Louis.—
V. 194, p. 2329.
On
of
may
Parts, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn
Accurate
INDUSTRIAL
•
of the
company.—V.
194,
p.
of the outstanding
115.
Industrial Development Bank of Israel
Registered—
The
ment
Bank,
with
Ltd.—Shares
'
Headquartered in Tel-Aviv, filed a registration state¬
SEC on Sept. 21 covering 1,000,000 shares of 6%
the
AA shares
of one AA
purchased
either as a part of a unit or separately (no purchase less than
10 shares),
at $10.50 per share. The offering price of the units
is to be supplied by amendment. United States residents who have
previously purchased preference C shares in the U. S. from the
company will
be given the right to purchase CC shares at $10
per share for every preference C
share held by them. The pur¬
chase
price for the stock is payable in cash or certain State of
Israel bonds. The offering will be made on a best efforts basis by
preference CC shares and 1,560 ordinary AA shares. The
may be purchased
only as a part of a unit consisting
shares and 345 CC shares; and the CC shares may be
Continued
on
page
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2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1342)
:X-%
■
There will be one
the
of relatively light financing is in prospect
offerings in the prior week. Moreover, one public offering alone accounts for
half of this week's estimated total demand for senior capital. In addition, the
million in 11 municipals of
1-6 calendar of public offerings includes $44.3
Oct.
with
$1 million or larger in size, and two preferreds
rights offering.
'MvS
large stockholders
one a
•
of the A. T; & T„ $250. million debentures into/the four-week float
is materially responsible for boosting the 28-day visible suply from $450 million
projected last week to this week's $782 million. The relatively attractive bond
market—due to the stock market's non-encouraging dips of last week aricl thee
light backlog—may encourage new registrations in the few days remaining in
this quarter. Thus, it could well be that refinancing to take advantage of the*
rise in bond prices, as well as new financing, will materialize to counterbalance
the present offerings-lull. So far, the fourth week in October, abetted by the
The step up
A. T. & T.
competitive offering, is the only
of individual and
with
one
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1
.
v
the Treasury and will include foreign
central banks, foreign governments and official institutions, and international
Organizations. Also individuals, banking and nonbanking corporations, or otherorganizations created under the laws of a foreign country, as well as foreign
subsidiaries and branches of U, S. banks, and other corporations. BUT it will
not include holdings of securities outside the United States.
Fortunately, they
do not represent the larger part of the holdings. The Federal Reserve's FLOW
QF FUNDS/SAVINGS TABLE is mot helpful, incidentally,- in this regard. It
shows, for example (August,Federal Reserve Bulletin, page 1072), "Rest-of-theworld sector':' federal obligations as $10.9 billion- compared to the Fed's new
series of $13.4 billion for the same date, end of December, 1961. Nor, for that
matter, do the Balance of Payments data compiled'by*the Department of Com¬
merce show a more accurate total let alone fractionalization of the holdings. •
by
WORKS
RESERVE
FEDERAL
challenging the swelling build-up
prepared
HARD
TO KEEP
YIELD
BILL
FROM
NARROWING AND CAUSES MEMBER BANK $135 MILLION
institutional savings. The total backlog of forthcoming issues,
CREDIT
DEFICIENCY
FOR
FIRST
TIME
IN
LONG
A
TIME
without
and
assigned sales dates, is up slightly compared to last week's
terms of last year's week. Surprisingly, the corporate bond
float is almost unchanged compared to last week and last year's week. The num¬
The Wednesday,
Sept. 26, actual data of the Federal Reserve point up a third
successive weekly attempt to sell a sizable lot of short terms to: keep the short
tally but down in
ber of
'
will be
The Fed's series
the principal source oi public
corporate sector whereas municipals supplied
'
Bulletin.
by a tew large issues one of which ip of commanding ;.ize.
difference though; this week's major activity will stem ::rom
similarity masked
Monday, October 1, 1962
.
ment securities to show the amount held
' By SIDNEY BROWN
Emulating Jast week, another week
.
last month, for data showing the breakdown of the ownership of U. S. Governby foreign governments, foreign central
banks, and international agencies as aistinquisheu from all other foreign holders
of such securities, we were told that the forthcoming Bulletin will carry a more
complete series than the one just started in the August issue of the Treasury
Corporate and: Municipal Financing Ahead
Y'Y
.
securities, .however,. is-less and indicates the issues
are
term bill yield from narrowing. Last week the Fed parted with $566 million in
maturities of up to one year; two weeks ago (Sept; 19) it sold $599 million; and
of largfer propor¬
v.
tions.
"
CONSOLIDATED
MARCHANT
EDISON
OF
PREFERRED
N.
Y.
J
BONDS
RIGHTS ARE
CORPORATE
Sept. 12 sales amounted to $283 million. This, incidentally, brought the Fed's
portfolio of governments down to $29,102 million on Sept. 26, compared to $30,267
million on Sept. 12.
[Since Sept. 26, the Fed bought bills to ease credit con¬
traction explained immediately following.]
SMITH-CORONA.
AND
LARGEST
WEEK'S
OFFERINGS
„
I
The "nudging" was, however,; at some expense to. the member, banks in the form
The leading issues on this week's calendar are as follows: •
Tuesday (October 2) — $75 million CONSOLIDATED EDISON CO. OF
YORK'S first and refunding mortgage bonds up for competitive bidding.
are
rated A A and possess five-year protection against lowered interest
Also, CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE CO.'S 475,000 shares of common via
of
NEW
rate.
Allen
actual
&
Co., and E. F. Hutton & Co. is scheduled for the week of Oct. 2. Federman,
Stonehill & Co. are tentatively planning to usher out 125,000 shares of GOLD¬
SMITH BROS,
~
The weekly
last
average
Wednsday
was
Wednesday deficiency in
Sept. 19
$550 million,
was
a
a long time.
The actual net excess credit on
plus and not a minus, or a Wednesday to Wednesday
contraction of $685 million.
tomorrow
(Oct. 2). That day should see two municipals
emerge: $13,990,000 DeKALB COUNTY, GA., and $10 million LOS ANGELES
COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT, CALIF.
common
credit.
sharp reduction in free
a
$355 million compared to $489 million two weeks ago. The actual net, free excess
member bank reserve credit was a minus $135 million on Sept. 26 — the first
They
Y
For three weeks
,
straight the Treasury gold stock stayed at $1.6,068 million. Last
week's average, float was a high $2,17.6 million for a weekly gain .of $40 million.
Nevertheless, the actual Wednesday to Wednesday float change was marked by
drop from $2,112,000 (Sept. 19) to $1,641,000. Credit was increased by a drop
of $163 million in currency in circulation and member banks borrowed $762
Wednesday
(Oct. 3)—$4,316,000 LICKING COUNTY, OHIO. Also, a relatively
small preferred issue via Putnam & Co. of SUBURBAN WATER SERVICE CO.
a
30,000 shares.
million
Friday
(Oct.
5)—Rights offering to SMITH-CORONA MARCHANT,
Oct. 5 of 241,000 shares of preferred via First Boston Corp.
INC.
Sept. 26—not duplicated since May, 1961.
on
of
28-DAY
COLUMBIA
BANCORPORATION
LEADS
WITHDRAWN
The
trials
tribulations
and
expected repercussions
on
of
the
RISE
IN
NUMBER
OF
Oct.
stock-market
the corporate securities
The average number of withdrawals in the first
last week
Bond
6
8-Oct.
13
Oct.
had
!
AND
15-Oct.
20
22-Oct.
Oct.
in registrations.
s%;v
Total
:-i
Stocks
$77,850,000
"'il".
./
Corporate?; i r0«
VISIBLES
Total of Both
..Total >
•
[Municipals*
Financings^
\
27
< $44,313,000
$21,000,000
$98,830,000
23,110,000
36,225,000
33,532,000
/ 7,930,000
8,680,000
106,888,000
13,115,000
V
some
three weeks of September was
UNDERWRITTEN
Corporate
'
1-Oct.
Oct.
ISSUES
bucking
COMPETITIVE
Corporate
(f »
750,000
$143,163,4(04)
89,^1,4)00'
115,500,000
315,360,004)
31,500,000
346,860,000
112,500,000
459,360,000
$407,075,004)
Total
$83,540,000
$490,615,000
$317,233,4(00
$807,848,000
approximately
Last
week_
$104,715,000
$71,985,500
$176,700,500
$373,232,000
$449,932,500
and
Sept.
28,
$327,926,100
$286,601,500
$614,527,600
$268,475,000
$883,002,600
seven.
The amount doubled, however, in the Sept. 20-26 week,
undoubtedly will be larger in the last two days of the month. The largest '
in the process of withdrawal had nothing directly to do with the stock market gloom. COLUMBIA BANCORPORATION'S
$30 million con¬
issue reportedly
vertible subordinated
debentures and
1,500,000
*
$1
1961
million
or
underwritten by Bear,
Stearns & Co., and Allen & Co.,
offering was intended to finance the acquisition
of First Western Bank and Trust Co. from Western
Bancorporation. Columbia's
failure to exercise its purchase option no
longer necessitates the financing in¬
volved and, hence, it reportedly will withdraw its
registration. Other recent
larger withdrawals were: SIDNEY SCHWARTZ REALTY CORP.; REAL PROP¬
Corporate
ERTIES CORP. OF AMERICA; HANNA-BARBARA
TREMCO MANUFACTURING CO.
Corporate
stocks
corporate
more.
stocks
common,
PRODUCTIONS, INC.; and
TOTAL
bonds
Corporate
with
bonds
Total
U.
S.
GROSS
DEBT
S. GOVERNMENTS
ROSE
BUT
7%.
SOAR
BELIES
FEAR
of the
serious
gaps
of
information
on
$711,118,045 (51)
$719,159,700 (80)
$133,340,500 (61)
$339*926,500(157)
dates__.
,> 467,104,500(260)
465,631,600(278)
708,797,780(373)
$591,919,500(314)
$598,972,100(335)
$1,048,724,280(530)
t$l,315,097,865(363)
with
$1,310,090,145(386)
$1,767,883,980(610)
*$399,573,000
dates-
(51)
$537,691,000 l4»7 )
$1,651,777,145(437.)
$2,305,574,980(677)
$341,687,000
(60)
$1,714,670,865(423)
OF
Data
holdings of U. S. securities is
being filled. For the first time figures are being
the total extent of foreign ownership of U. S. Governments held
parentheses denote the number of capital issues to be publicly offered for additional
refunding by nonfinancial and financial corporations including investment cos., and
Excluded
are
private placements and such other nonpublic offerings as exchanges,
in
capital
slowly, but: still not fully,
provided
and
secondaries.
for issuance under employees, and stock option plans and "from
with combined debt and equity parts are tabulated separately.
Excludes: $17 million, Oct. 2 secondary sale by Chemical Bank
York Trust Co.;
$200 million MEMPHIS, TENN., increased from last reported $163 million,
expected late November; $128 million JACKSONVILLE EXP
AUTH. expected late this year;
to $40 million out of a total $85-87 million NEW YORK TRANSIT AUTH. around mid-October;
shares
reserved
*
Issues
for
conversion
sales."
time-to-time
of
and
Registrations
million
$1
larger.
or
here
There still are no data on governments held
by foreigners abroad nor, ■
matter, a breakdown of securities held that is meaningful.
The forthcoming September Federal Reserve Bulleiin
will show, on page 1026
a new series called
"Foreign and International" in the Table on
COMM.,
Direct
possibly late this year; $18 million ALASKA DEVELOP. CORP.
for that
new
and
series
"Ownership of
Fully Guaranteed Securities."
(in billions of dollars):
The
following is extracted from the
New
now
$35
to
up
Non-Public
Gross Debt
Dec.,
1934
July,
1961--
292.6
July,
1962
$278.8
874.5
V
82.6
$197.9
.;
"
■
*
197.3
85.3
198.8
^
bonds
have
ferreds
*
2%.
This practice, if
our
Knowledge
foreigners
of
can
foreign
offset
held
our
U.
recent
S.
FOREIGN
debt
is
short-term
for
to
.
two
reasons.
the
example, the recent prepayment of debt—by
selling governments for dollars.
we should be thankful for
their purchases and prevail
upon dollar surplus
countries to continue to
buy more of our governments and, thus, lessen the
immediate potential dram on our gold, giving us a bit
longer maneuvering time
to balance our payments.
The former revolves around
dollar-distrust, and the
latter around confidence in the dollar.
Last Week
$763,675,4)4)0
$780,295,000
have not
the Total
been formally
Backlog Table
of financing
plans which
approved for offering as those in
intentions.
COLUMBIA
debentures
for
the
BANCORPORATION'S
and
announced
1,500,000
$30
million
convertible
sub¬
common
purpose
of
of October
FORTHCOMING
8 to
CORPORATES
AND
MUNICIPALS
12:
AMERICAN
'One,
,
PLAN CORP., 248,000 units of debs, and stock; AMERICAN
CO., 275,000 common, and $1,685,000
debentures;
FIELDCREST
MILLS INC.,. 300,000 shares of capital; McGRATH
(JOHN W.) CORP.,
253,875 shares of qommon; NATIONAL BLANK BOOK CO., 100,000 shares
of common; PUTNAM MANAGEMENT CO., INC., 150,000 shares of com¬
mon; SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., $6,000,000 Equipment Trust Certificates;
also these municipals: BERKELEY UNIFIED SCH. DIST., CALIF., $4,000,000; PHOENIX, ARIZONA, $9,000,000; LOUISIANA FISCAL AUTHORITY,
$20,000,000.
:
-
GAS
-
dollar
roc
a
23
LARGER
Two
In-answer to
BACKLOG
bonds*
and
week's tally of 58 issues and $141,418,000 value. These postponed issues may
return to be active backlog or be
withdrawn.
,
'
Week
defend
72
registered with the SEC last
acquiring First Western Bank and
Trust Co. stock. Western Bancorporation has ended its agreement to sell its
majority holdings in First Western to Columbia Bancorporation in as much
as
the latter did not complete the purchase within the agreed upon time
period. It is reported that this registration will be withdrawn. 56 postponed
issues, with an .estimated
dollar
value of $140,125,000
compared to last
.
measures
trust ctf., and $25 million collateral
$57,935,600 in 10 preferreds of which $39.5 million in four pre¬
issues of $300,000 or less that include 12 with scheduled dates.
set;
and
possibly December; $94 million GRANT
WASHINGTON.
million equip
reports
or
Excludes
ordinated
any¬
HOLDINGS
important
Comprise
Feb.
MR. Wm. McC. MARTIN'S REPLY
TO QUERY ON INCOMPLETE
OF
stocks
announced
dollar,
.
COVERAGE
dates;
showing firm
'
up
DIST.,
This Week
and U. S. agencies in the
United States were principallv
responsible for absorbing governments. The public's share went
up diminutively.
an<* *^2' figures reveal a 11.8%
foreign holdings-increase
gross debt slowly nosed
UTILITY
INDETERMINATE
The Federal Reserve
w*lf-reasj ®ur
selling dates
tentative
Corporate
6.99%.
thing, belies the plethora of European
inspired reports of distrust of
or fear of gold devaluation.
with
PUBLIC
in two railroad issues—$6
Y
14.2
The above figures should show the
extent to which foreign ownership rose
compared to our holdings of U. S. debt. In the
period from the end of 1954,
when Europe fully started its
recovery, through July, 1962—the latest data—
purchases increased 125.4% whereas our gross debt advanced but
Jlf.
million
$6.3
12.7
;
COUNTIES
t Includes; $31
Public Holdings
U. S.
Foreign
Holdings
298.3
,
million NEW YORK PORT AUTH. in next few weeks; $75-80 million PUBLIC BT-.DG.
Chicago, III. possibly early next year; $35 million SO. CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE AUTH.
$50
KITTITAS
&
'..i' O-'
trust
Total
End of
(39)
169,383,600 (41)
( 20)
(49)
corporates
the
on
43,403,045
$124,815,000 (54)
Total of both financings
DOLLAR-DISTRUST OR GOLD-DEVALUATION
One
( 20)
.in¬
dates
without
municipals
125% WHILE
Sept. 28,1961
$549,776,100
$667,715,000 (31)
(29)
68,64)3,365
stocks.
Total
Last Week
$654,575,4)90
dates--
BACKLOG
UNDERWRITTEN
$723,178,365
with
Total
OF U.
dates
without
bonds.
Total
,
FOREIGN PURCHASES
AND
This Week
Three securities left the postponed
category and
of issues to be offered. They are: ROADCRAFT
returned to the active backlog
CORP.; PROSPERITY CLEAN¬
ERS & LAUNDRIES, INC.; and ALLIED GRAPHIC
ARTS, INC.
Y
COMPETITIVE
•
.
query to Chairman Martin
of the Federal
•
r.
Reserve Board, early
7." Y..
•*«'. J
Y
7"
.'
7
1
.
r-
v
.♦
.
.
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-
v
-
September 27, 1962
.
•
Y
Volume
Number
196
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6199
(1343)
appropriate
General Corporation and
legislation is passed by the Bermuda Legislature to
incorporation
of
Pancoastal
Petroleum
Limited; ► and
the
shares of the new company (represented
by the voting
certificates) will be issued in exchange for a like amount of
enable
trust
Investment News
of
'.res
;
the
existing
1
,
Preferred
...
.
The
this
&
stock
certain
ing
sale
indebtedness
used
and
make
to
preference
ordinary A shares
Treasury
oans
29.46%.
Director
the
of
(J. D.)
The
of
share.
Broadway,The
192,
be
will
&
to
be
made
Chatkin,
both
is
company
and
writers
of
to
the State of
is
Mahagaing
$432,500
engaged
in
of poultry
estimated net
notes
"
•
•
The
officials
as
a
33.93%
group
Charles J. Thurmond
and
is
is
company
sale
21
-
with
the"
SEC
*
principally
of
natural
„
in
The
the
net
nroduction,
proceeds
■
this
and
of
Chandler
President.—V.
is
p.
190,
Board
the
stock,
of
company,
expansion
is
program
$10,000,000
for
has
company
which
;
as
a
tration
of
On
Stetson
&
50c
Inc.,
26
Broadway,
New
York,
5,000 shares underlying. 3-year
underwriter
at
cent
1
each,
will
to
sold
share,
per
24, 1962 the company withdrew its registration stateoriginally filed with the SEC on March 30, which covered
common
shares to have been "offered
publicly at $5 per
through J. R. Williston & Beane and Doft & Co., Inc.,
63,000
share
York
,
dlers,
times
tration
statement
with
the
SEC
of
on
the
.
35.12%
-owns
of
cluding class B shares)
of
Securities
the
Chase
&
Co.,
One
outstanding
Missouri
Pacific.
Manhattan
voting
Eastman
Plaza,
shares
$3.21
book
(in¬
John
lines
extending
York,
managers) is tb
V v
\
1
to
500,000
share
$5 per
stock
resulting dilution
a
the
share will result
outstanding from
now
of
$1.79
public.
-
1962
21,
class
■
in
susbidiraies
which
integrated rail carrier system known
192, p. 211.
y ;
"
in
as
—V.
the
filed
the
\
in
SEC
on
offered
not
June
13
which
publicly
named.—V.
195,
at
p.
Sept.
1962
the
originally
ment
25,
filed
with
550,000
Pacific
common
Coast
combination
a
withdrew
company
the SEC
shares,-
•
Securities
of
company
registration
:
up an
the Missouri Pacific System.
1
sales
10
statement
obtained
motive,
Moskatel's, Inc.—-SEC Registration Withdrawn—
792
;;
25, 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed May 28, 1962 which covered 104,000
capital
shares, of which 20,000 Were to have been offered by the
a
Sept.
stockholders,
Hills,
through
Calif.—V.
195,
Thomas
Jay,
Winston
&
Co.,
.
The
on
have
to
Co.,
Oct;
been
its
such
of 50 Pox St., Aurora, III., filed a registration
the SEC on Sept. 21 covering 45,000 shares
pf 5%
preferred stock
($100 par). It is prooosed to offer
with
convertible
stock
to
stockholders
common
company, at the rate of
of Allied gas common.
The company is a
one
distribution
Gas
in
central
The
Illinois,
in
engaged
part of
indebtedness
standing
7,661,860
President.:—V. 196,
share
Gas
for
Co.,
each
four
the
St.,
SEC
of
an
aiea
some
of
75
miles
west
of
Chicago.
contiguous. In addition to
stock, the company has out¬
common
stock.
Marvin
Chandler
is
642.
Chicago
company is engaged in
of container-board and
containers,
ucts.
The
cartons,
net
the
production
of
paperboard
in
the
from
the
debenture
sale
will
be
used
30,
which
1961
offered
publicly
v/
.
investment
areas
not
in
now
additional
served
by
facilities
(largely converting facilities);
the company's
certain indebtedness and
f
as
a
D.
plants.
In
own
10.74%.
Wayne Young is Board
Carey is President.—V. 196, p. 683.
group
P.
addition
company
of Bermuda,
Chairman
Eermuda
Pancoastal
corporation
conditions
175)500
1,317,094
of
&
the
common
stock
&
Co.
opposite
34,418
33,532
i,4v4
z,o^6
2.105
2.895
"
1,474
2.026
1,474
2.026
2,105
2,895
'
:
5.789
1,474
I
2.026
2,105
11111111
Inc
"
4,211
I
2.895
4,211
8,684
1,474
Inc.
5,789
6,316
Co.
2,026
2,105
;
'
J
~
1,474
2.395
1.447
;
6,316
8,684
2,105
"~~
2.895
1,474
'2.395
1,053
'"IIITIh
2,026
2,105
,::™Ii:iw
Inc
.
2,026
1,053
IIIII
Inc.
■;■!?
5.789
•
2,105
:~"
-__
Co., Inc
4.342
4,211
'
Inc..
2.395
3,158
Co.
635.
severally
underwriting
forth
set
IIIII'
Gardner_____I
p.
have
pro¬
of
Co.__
1.447
Ui-
i ):
tfay Buy Stock
,
See
Northern Illinois Gas
Allied Radio
Sept.
R.
I.,
filed
of
common
stock,
L
a
of
Sept.
20,
1962
the
filed
with the SEC
class; A
McDonald
withdrew
company
shares,
common,
Co.,
on
• to
«1" ui
iH.JU
01
Feb.
its
26,
have
registration
1962
been
Cleveland; Ohio.—V.
.
On
Sept
21,
*
Proposed Merger—
state¬
which covered
p.
publicly
1093.
See
Services, Inc.- -SEC Registration
withdrew
Its
withy. the SEC on' March- ?0,
Sept -'21, 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on July 28, 1961 which covered
share
class
A
through
New
shares
John
York
to
Joshua
City.—V.
have
&
194,
been
Co.,
p.
offered
Inc.,
and
576.
publicly at' $3' per
Reuben, Rose & Co.,
'
On
ment
Sept.
25.
1962
originally
covered
100,000
through
Fl
J.
the
filed
company
with
the
common. shares,
Winckler
&
Co.,
Withdrawn
withdrew its registration
SEC ' on
March
5,
1962
to
have-
Detroit.—V.
been
195,
filed
a
Petroleum
The
-offered
p.
1206.
state¬
which
publicly
'
(subject
Co.)
is to
to shareholder
be
reorganized
approval)
as
as
soon
a
as
acquired
handled
be
Adley Corp.—Common Offered—On Sept. 27, 1962,
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York
City, and associates offered publicly, 200,000 shares
Eastman
-
Corp.,
this
issue.—V.
193,
per
share. Of
company
and
373.
p.
Co.—-Acquisition—
:
under
be
new
dealers
Farm
will
assets
of
approximately
$4,000,000
of
receivables
by a new Farm Equipment Acceptance
a
whollysubsidiary of American Investment, and the business
will
owned
the
expanded
in
to
to
at
3500
the
that
and
the
operation
by
the adding of
headquarters of
Investment subsidiary,
operational
American
North
with
expected
dealers
The
area.
Adams
agricultural
continue
is
present
Acceptance,
be
It
name..
midwest
major
a
will
company
same
through
the
Equipment
continue
proximity
St.,
Peoria,
The
area.
American
because of
personnel
Investment's
the
of
Its
old
subsidiary,
American Pulley Co.—New PresidentEdwin D.
Solloway, 37, has been named president of The American
Pulley Co., Philadelphia, a division of Universal
American Corp.
American Pulley manufactures
and sells mechanical
equipment, material handling equipment,
specialties,
agricultural
spraying equipment and
spools.
power
trans-
pressed
"
•
'
■
-
mecal
steel
reels
and
V
Solloway has been general project
manager and product engineer
for Paul Hardeman,
Inc., Stanton,\ Calif., a
subsidiary -of* Universal
American. Prior to
joining Paul Hardeman, Solloway was associated
with Hugh Robinson &
Sons. He is a graduate of California
State
Polytechnic College.
American
headquarters
Corp.
in New
is
diversified
a
York
City.—V.
518.
American Ship Building
The
has
company
share
W.
stock at $9
total, 90,000 shares were sold by the
110,000 by certain stockholders.
New York-
FEAC.
in
The
per
par common
of
assets
Universal
the
Co.
/>
Reynolds
been
with
News of Business and Finance
fiscal
of Farm Equipment
Acceptance Corp. of Peorln, III.,
acquired by American Investment Co. for an
undisclosed
amount
of
cash, according to an announcement made
by L.
M.
Curtiss, President of American. Farm
Equipment. Acceptance was
engaged in the retail and wholesale
financing of agricultural equipment through dealers in
six
midwestern states. Atkinson
Corp., ' x
finance company of Fort
Atkinson, Wis., held the controlling stock
interest
have
p.
; of this firm's $2
&
mission
Wolverine Aluminum Corp.—SEC Reg.
the
$1,186,693
2928.
p.
American Investment
continue
Voron Electronics Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
■Cn
Corroon
will
the company
filed
*<>r
taxes of
year were $40,504,283 and net earnor 91 cents a share before special
earnings have been adjusted to reflect
195,
American Equitable Assurance
*
offered
195,
stock
•
''
1962
originally
share.
S J I6i Pfr ^are
dividend.—-V.
00
2%
S&1?S °f,. $51.9S3,444,
and net Proflts after
'
h
common
previouf
c
issue.
Thta3|QKiWere $^86-409
creriifs
a
registration statewhich covered:;
150,000
class- A common
shares
to
have
been
offered
publicly
through, J. R/Williston & Beane, New York City.—-V, 195, p.- 1658.
blent
'
o
a
covering 40,000
offered' for public sale
this
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
20
it has outstanding 4,853,which management officials as
5.11%. Rupert C. Thompson, Jr.
own
1143.
Exchange Offer—
Co.,
year1^nded'IX ^Varo°rteCL
•
Providence,
on
and
registration statement with the
EEC
on
Sept. .25 covering voting trust certificates for
4,218,381
shares of capital stock. The
company (presently a Venezeula cor¬
poration called
396,989
company
and
from
the selling
on
the cover page
of
this
IIIIII
Co.,
>:
various
p.
covered
to
Fancoastal Petroleum Ltd.—Securities
Registered—
The
at
-
Co.
&
&
through
preferred stock, the company has outstanding 3,958,621 shares of common stock, of which management officials
W.
and
Allied Gas Co.—Share
„
to
outstanding notes, other long-term debt ($864,000) and all
of the outstanding 6%.
preferred.stock of the company.Any balance
will be added to general funds to be
ultimately used for improve¬
ments to existing plants and in the
acquisition or construction of
in
semi¬
Alleghany ■'OdriU-iiGamble-Skogn
redeem
or
equal
due
inc
&
Interest—
state¬
boxboard, corrugated and solid fiber
pulp products and molded plastic prod¬
molded
proceeds
varying
Inc._
Co.,
196,
will
Inc.
Avenue,
.
The
■
Stetson
preferred stock,
(and their associates)
United Telephone
ment
Evanstcn,- 111., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on
Sept. 26 covering $25,000,000
of sinking fund debentures due
1987, to be offered for public sale
through underwriters headed by Blyth &
Co., Inc., 14 Wall StreetNew York.
The interest rate,
public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
form
•
923 OCG
shares
i C-, Wheat & &Co.,
Winslow, Cohu
per
are
preferred
1632
in
5%,
terms
of
Lros. & Boyce
Wagenseller & Durst,
covered
major product groups: agrochemical, autodefense,
industrial and
textile.
In addition
to
Withdrawn—
Packaging Corp. of America—Debentures Reg'd— I
company,
in
Co._
&
&
—V.
six
originally
100,000
The
due
Siein
Tremco. Manufacturing Co.—SEC Reg/Withdrawn
through
shares
natural
companies
shares
due
Co
Co.,
Kistler
Shields
Illinois
an
engaged principally in the pur¬
gas
in 22
countries in
generally outside Chicago. Allied
business serving areas in the east
of
-
"150,000
utility
same
and
p.
Allied
areas
and
both
of
of
preferred
sale
the
Illinois
territories
various
and
including
from
consumer,
shares
On
,
public
chase,
northern
Ru.ss
the
$10
registration
Francisco.
San
Dorrance
with
indebtedness and
group
ment
company
statement
FINANCING
in
due
1,969 021
-
&
&
aver¬
$1,170,019
Co.__^_
Co.",
Ohio
Reinholdt
to
2591.
p.
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Files
Exchange Offer-r—
,
5Va%,
1975,
the
number
&
&
Putnam
is Board Chairman and Geo. Wm. Miller is President. Howard
Kellogg and Doris K. Neale, as trustees of a certain trust, propose
to sell the.40,000"shares (of 75,942 shares held).—V.
196, p. 685.
;
company
Beverly
to
Miller
Powell,
outstanding shares of common stock, to be
by the holder- thereof- through Blair & Co., Inc.* 20 Broad St.,
New
York.
The
public offering price
(maximum $27 per share)
arid underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company Is a multi-industry "manufacturingcompany with
make
ment
Inc.,
Ihe
2927!
Textron Inc.—Common Registered—
The
certain
by
to
63,4%,
6'/2%,
to
below.
Hutton
average
an
state-"
.
84,000
PRESENT
Skiers Service Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn
Missouri Pacific RR.—Share
Exchange Offer-*
and
F.
Murch
!
registration
The
,
Johnston, Lemon &
James A.
Leavens,
.
\
its
been
have
to
underwriter,
an
withdrew
company
with
shares
A
through
On
gee Mississippi. River Fuel Corp., ,this-issue.—-V.
196, p. 642.
On
E.
an
$2.61
share
per
-
-
■
trucks.
Outstanding
4»/2%
Debentures,
certain
the parent corporation of,
railroad
of
-ended
year
1972
Clarke
Hayden,
and
of
New
District
from
indebtedness, the company has out¬
3,652,298 shares of common stock. William G.
Marbury '"
is board chairman and Glenn W. Clark is
president. Missouri Pacific,
is an operating" railroad carrier and Is
of
sportswear
&
W.
Hanrahan
Schwartz Realty Corp.—SEC Registration
originally
•
gas
standing
number
public at
value
share with
Sept.
ment
*
en¬
in the mining, processing and sale of barite (used for
underground pressures in the drilling of oil and gas
wells), and the sale of chemicals and other products used in
drilling
addition
the
to
book
equity of stock purchased by
On
foe
and
In
per
the
Withdrawn—
controlling
fluids.
in
(Sidney)
and
Perryville, La. to the St. Louis
area (and another from
Clay County, Illinois to St. Louis); in the
exploration for, development, production and sale of crude oil,
natural gss and condensate in
Louisiana, .Kansas, Texas and other
States;
blouses,
363
Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc
Dillon, Union
New
supplied by amendment.~ ,
1
.
:
The issuing company, through divisions and
subsidiaries, is
gaged in the ownership and operation of two main natural
transmission
stock
new
increase
Dempsey-Tfegeler &-Co.,- Inc.,-1000 Locust St., St. Louis, will manage
a
group of'dealers^ Whb'Will solicit exchanges. The amount of com-
iqjspipps „tp, be paid, the dealers (lnoluding the
of
Sale
common
now
girls'
note,
subject
burnham
and
the
hauled 224 miles at
EFFECT TO
Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities
Barret, Fitch, North & Co. Inc.
Bateman, Eichler t& Co
to
states,
the
1967__
instaL
to
spectus, the
their names
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 150,000 shares of com¬
stock, of which Walter Friedman, President and Board Chair¬
man, and Hyman Fuhr, Executive Vice-President, own 46%
each.
for
company
teens
and
and
was
agreement, to purchase from the
stockholders, at the price stated
mon
regis¬
1,200,000
a
Sept. 24 covering
stock. It is proposed to offer- such stock in ex¬
class A capital stock of Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.,
rate of IV3 shares for each share of Missouri Pacific. The
shares
change
at
of 990 Clayton Road, St. Louis, Mo., filed
subteens
for
5%
due in instalments to 1969Com. stock (par $2)
(authorized 1,000,000 shs.)
The $410,000 estimated net proceeds from the stock
sale will be used to repay a bank loan incurred to finance
inventory
and
other
working capital requirements.
In
addition
to certain
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—Files Exchange Plan
The corporation
childrens,
trailers
GIVING
to
Other debt,
coordinates.
City.
carrier
$23.96.
obligations,
Subordinated
receive
be
its
Province
south.
,,,
annual
underlying like warrants to be sold to certain persons
for services rendered (including 2,500 to Morris Giloni and Willis
E. Burnside, as finders' fees).
Organized under Delaware law in January, 1962, the company is
engaged In the design," manufacture, sale and distribution of tod¬
,
■
of
,
.Unsecured
The statement
$5
ton
par
4%>%
to
instalments to 1975
agreed,
which
at
the
revenues
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
named below,
warrants
exercisable
in
used
estate.
company
661
Mortgages,
Sept. 26 covering. 100,000 shares
on
units,
instalments
at
outstanding 6,767,545 shares
Pipe Line Co.,
a
per share commission and $10,000' for expenses.
includes
also
the
Registration Withdrawn—
rare
Missouri-Kansas
SEC
real
in
operating
shipment weighed 830 pounds and
con-
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share; The
be made through underwriters headed by Winslow,
Cohu
462.
the
tractor
Equipment
will
a
Chairman
Sept
ment
New
Corp—SEC
294
owns
owns
statement with
terminals
$21>36L878. During that year it transported
1,713,847 shipments making up 71,230 tons
of freight. The
mi
corporation, of 112 West 34th Street, New York, filed a'regis¬
common
freight
commercial
carder
CAPITALIZATION
9,500 shares
Lordhill
company's
group
offering
the
were
age
Ron& Lee Gorpy—Common Registered—
The
of
other
as
Virginia,
The
fi¬
estimated
miscellaneous
most
well
as
company's carrier operations extend from the
Quebec,Mn the north, through all six New
England
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland,
of Columbia and
through
776,984 shares (11.5% ) and management
40,589 shares. William G. Maguire is Board
Chairman and
President; and he is President and a substantial
stockholder of Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line.—V.
196, p. 742.
officials
t
real
on
pipeline
additional
an
preferred" stock,
common
Delaware
cent
■
1962
and
own
business
The
trans¬
from
a
sidiaries
on
engaged
gas.
Crown
to
struction and routine additions. .In addition to. certain indebtedness
..
Inc.,
"
company's
$68,000,000
preparation, packaging
frozen specialty foods.
the stock sale will be
from
Carl
R.
.
statement
.
property, to prepay
eo.uipment contracts, to purchase equipment to increase production
and efficiency
of operations at its poultry processing plant and
feed mixing
plant, and the balance for working capital. In addi¬
tion to certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the company has
outstanding 517,163 shares of common stock, of which Jesse D.
Jewell, Honorary Board Chairman, owns 20.54%
and management
pay
'I ^7?
^
Manhattan
and
The
public
■.
processed
proceeds
by deeds
~
Chase
interest
mission, and
Ga.,i filed
covering 60,000
sale at $9 per
underwriters headed by
raising,
the
and
secured
Sept.
through
;■
One
of
will be used to retire. $80,000,000 of outstanding shortterm bank loans incurred in connection with
the company's ex¬
pansion program and refunds of certain previous rate increases.
115 Broadway, -and Pist-eil,
York,
which will receive a 90
New
Registered—
216
cessor
nancing
for
company, estimated at $697,100,
additional working capital to .meet
expanding voiume of business. ; /v /
as
a Connecticut corporation with, headquarters
St., New Haven. It was
organized in 1950 as suc¬
business founded in 1918 and is
principally engaged in
the business of a
common
carrier
by motor vehicle — operated
through its division, Adley Express Co. Two wholly-owned sub¬
Lines Co.—Debentures—
Pipe
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,; Inc., 123 S. LaSalle St., Chicago. %
rate on the debentures, dividend rate on the preferred^
shares, andpublio- offering price, and underwriting terms for both
issues are to be supplied by amendment.
XUt.--.-n c
V
i
The
outstand¬
Inc.,
distribution
to
which
Neaman
on
offered
commission.-
The
used
of
has
Bank
W.,? Gainsville,
S.
the SEC
with
stock,
offering
Brourman
share
the
Avraham
p. 498.
Maple'-St.,
322
statement
common
The
Crow,
per
of
company
shares
stock,
addition
In
used
/
,
at
Eastern
company
registration
a
Jewell, Inc.—Common Registered—
registration
50
Bank.—V.
loans.
such
(voting)
10,590
Israel
a
be
will
be
the needs of its
Plaza, New York, filed
Sept. 21 covering $60,CC0 (JUJ of aebentures due 1982 and
230,000 shares of cumulative
preferred stock
($100
par).
The preferred
shares
are
to
be
of¬
fered
for
public sale
by Kidder,
Feabody <fe Co., 20 Exchange
Place,' and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., 70 Pine
St., both of New York; und the debentures bv said two under¬
CcL,
60 Wall St.," New York, which will, receive a selling
commission of 8%%
on the sales price of all shares sold by it.
Trie Bank was organized in 1057
to serve as a financial institu¬
tion to encourage the
establishment and expansion in Israel of
efficient, industrial undertakings needed in the development of 4he
Israel economy. The Bank ma.Kes medium' and long-term loans out
of the. capital funds of the Bank and from funds deposited from
time' to time by the Israel Government. The net proceeds from ?
Brager
company.
Net proceeds to the
.
will
...
BUSINESS—Adley is
Panhandle
Continued from page
,
4,218,881
3
H.
in
the
Jory,
reported
fiscal
year
President,
ended
noted
p.
organization
1981
and
V
134
Co.—Reports Loss—
loss
a
industrial
191,
of
$250,511,-equal
June
in
the
30,
1962.
to
43
cents
*
annual
report that the loss
•was attributable to the
generally depressed condition of the industry
and the occurrence of a labor
dispute in the beginning of the fiscal
year
which
caused
a
lengthy interruption of operations.
Also.
Automobile Transport, Inc., the
wholly owned automobile-carrying
subsidiary, was adversely affected by a labor
dispute suffered by
its sole customer.
•
,
The
company
",tors tending
program,
order
an
to
expects
operations
improve results
modernization
received
for
unprofitable
of
pressure
shipyard,
THE COMMERCIAL AND
are
the
steel
to
a
be
profitable
this
year.
Fac-
newly instituted cost cutting
Automobile
Transport
fleet,
an
casting
broadening
machinery, the closing cf
the scope of sales coverage
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Y., ufider the Acs
of March 3, 1879.
Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions and Members of the
Pan American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
Other countries, $72.00 per year.
NOTE: On
account
of
the fluctuations in
the
rate
of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
and
new
a
(1344)
program
competing
of
and
military
for
construction and conversion work.
v>
.
.
seek new product possibilities,, prin¬
cipally in related lines, and is now negotiating for a majority
position in a small company
which designs and builds a new
marine
product.—V. 195, p. 2488.
The
continues
company
-
to
•
Net
the
of
said.
President,
—V.
The
or
group.
multi-million
lations—the
A
to
years
total of
a
for cash. /
The
has
now
increased revenues should
operations, he added.
groups,
be
on
the
outside
..
Research
able
"We
development is
and
anxious
are
also
maximize
to
to future
key
major
a
term
short
our
profits
profit¬
well
as
stock
Associated Products, Inc.—Net Up 22%; Sales 4%—
that of
a
Morris
be
year
year
President,
Levinson,
"The
fiscal
1962,"iiMr^'i Levinsom
efficient
program
products."
ratio
in
first
the
annual
report
"was-the. result, of
said,
Products'-histcwically healthy-
Associated
to
amounted
the
for
cost
par¬
record
domestic operations in the past vear
against $14,830,165 for fiscal 1961.
as
taxes was
$2,745,777,
excluding $91,144 derived from
previous fiscal year, pre-tax earnings were
exclusive of $249,633 from investments.
^
$2,245,483,
Net
company's
$15,434,949
to
Profit before
,
investments.
the
For
,
after
taxes, for fiscal 1962 • totaled $1,328,445, not
including $55,476 of net investment income, and was equivalent to
$1.11 per share on the 1,196,250 shares of common stock currently
outstanding. Including investment income, earnings equalled $1.16
income,
share. Net income for the previous fiscal year amounted to $1,090,151—not including $215,017 of net investment income—or 91
per
cents
—V.
share, calculated on the same basis. Including investment
fiscal 1961, earnings were equivalent to $1.09 per share
per
income
for
196, p. 316.
Automatic Data Processing, Inc.—Net at Record
High
Henry
fiscal
Taub,
President,
year
ended
processing,
offers
high
has
announced
The
30.
a
earnings for the
specialist in payroll
through
the
use
of
^
-
Reflecting increased sales, net income for the company
853
$.075
or
$.057
or
Gross
share.
a
share
per
sales
This
based
to
rose
was
the
on
$660,991
increase
an
from
number
presently
$30,-
was
from
1961
over
$23,333
outstanding.
$418,937.
Mr. Taub attributed
this growth
to the increased technological
proficiency of the company in the dynamic field of data processing
services. The company, located at 92 Highway 46, recently installed
its
second
offer
IBM
1401
extremely
an
electronic
broad
computer
of
range
enabling
system,
services.
This
it
equipment
On
a
to
also
possible the preparation of payrolls amounting to more than
$150,000,000 during 1961-62.
He noted that despite the high cost
of installing
the equipment, the company's sales and net profits
favorable
levels.
"We are looking forward to a period of continued growth at
Automatic,"
he said.
"Our
first
new
branch
office—Automatic
Computer Services, Inc., at 120 Wall Street, New York City—was
recently
established to
serve
the
business
and
financial
com¬
munity.
At
present
magnetic
tape 1401 computer system is at
work there processing reports for one of our major clients.
This
new
company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Automatic Data Proc¬
essing, Inc., will engage in stock brokerage applications and general
data
a
processing."—V.
194,
1379.
p.
Avco
Avco
reported
the
of
41%
a
fiscal
increase
in
Consolidated
1961.
The
ing,
net
1962
nine
based
compared
Net
sales
for
$288,908,388
Kendrick
on
research
an
for
earnings
the
first
nine
nine
months
for
1961
to
$1.14
shares
when
period
Aug.
31,
of
period
same
equal
were
10,885,903
of
the
ended
the
per
outstand¬
the number
10,402,071.
months
$233,558,320
Wilson,
Jr.,
development in
nine
earnings
in
R.
and
the
$8,797,648
average
cents
averaged
the first
from
from
months
with 85
outstanding shares
to
for
earnings
the
of
fiscal
1962
increased 24%
the
in
Avco
same
1961
period.
chairman,
past
said
decade
portant part in the company's growth in
has
emphasis
played
volume.—V.
195,
p.
on
im¬
an
2929.
and
earnings of Bearings set
year ended June 30,
1962, Joseph M.
the annual report to shareholders.
Sales
increased
$33,378,628
Net
of
share
$38,899,499,
the previous
earnings climbed
increase
an
to
of
74%
to
over
new
net
peak
of
during the fiscal
President, said in
about
of
or
17%
over
$965,499
$1.70
or
97
cents
a
in
are
industrial
maintenance
spindle
'.
Sales
tion
repair
and
centers
replacement
of
bearings
and
related
service
programs
located in
are
conducted
the industrial
areas
west, South and East.—V. 196, p. 743.
of
,
through
19
59
;
the Mid¬
-
,
warrant
a
to
until
con¬
one-
fully
are
sales
of
oil
integrated
total
listed
Canada
at least half the
based
companies
of $408,304,003
assets
Canadian Oil
$279,874,000.
Cascade
on
had
'
Natural Gas Corp.—Proposed Acquisition
tS
'■ ;i.
•"
C. and Cascade Natural
Commission of British
public hearing, that Cascade has offered to
purchase the assets and liabilities of Magna.
The
transaction,
approved by the boards of directors of both
companies but subject to shareholder and regulatory body approval
and registration of
securities with the U. S. Securities and Ex¬
change Commission, involves the issuance by Cascade of approxi¬
mately $5,818,000 (U. S.) of eight year 514% subordinated convert¬
ible
debentures,
equivalent
to
$5.25
of
debentures
for
each
outstanding share of Magna.
The debentures would be convertible
Magna Pipeline Co. Ltd. of Vancouver, B.
Gas
have
jointly advised the Public Utilities
Columbia,
the
at
during
value
a
of
seven
shares
and
would
be
rate
basis
of
Cascade
Cascade
eight
Cascade
(U.
three
operates
in
52
It
is
the
Revenues
intent
of
the
years
are
in
both
no
Magna
purchase
of
$16.50
ahd
750,000
companies
each
warrants
$100
to
proceed
The
company's
sales
The
the
first
one
(U.
on
growth in
Net
share
S.)
for
in
Puerto
pany's
the
quarter
Consolidated
$582,000,
net
an
sales
In
increase
the
of
the
quarter
59%
over
ended
sales
previous fiscal
third
new
a
being
y.
dj;<•
fmaqfrnob-:
Machines
(Canada),
to
Ltd.—
1962
1961
$2,730,476
150,938
(30,563)
_
$0.29
*
Theatres
Puerto
of
Rico,' Inc.—
reported
its operations
experienced
major
ended April 30, 1962.
whose 42-theatre chain is the largest
totaled $3,514,681.
Earnings for the period were
the
of
Rico,
evolution
business
year
company,
from
theatre
a
management
of
actually operating theatres
concessions.—V. 194,. p. 2761.
and
to
concern
as
well
as
one in
vending
'
Connecticut Water Co.—Bonds Sold Privately-?—On
Sept. 25, 1962, it was reported that $1,500,000 of this
5% first mortgage bonds, due 1987 had been
privately to the State of Connecticut as custo¬
dian for various pension funds. Putnam & Co., Hart¬
ford, assisted in the financing.
Proceeds will be used to repay bank loans and for
construction.—V. 190, p. 153.
firm's
sold
fered—Pursuant to
—
Class B Common
Of¬
Sept. 4, 1962 prospectus, Ferris
a
Co., Washington, D. C., and Southeastern Securi¬
Corp., Charlotte, N. C., offered publicly, 77,656
shares of this firm's outstanding class B (non-voting)
common stock at $6.75 per share.
Net proceeds will go to the selling stockholder.
&
ties
BUSINESS—The
Carolina
North
of
company
corporation
316 Johnston Bldg., Charlotte, is
organized in 1952. Almost entirely
subsidiary corporation which it wholly-owns, it
is
engaged in
the personal
finance or
small loan business in
eight states. Through
another wholly-owned subsidiary, Builders
Life Insurance
Co., it is engaged in the business of writing life
and
accident and health policies in
connection with loans made
through
separate
and by other firms engaged in the same business.
engaged in the commercial ■; printing business through
Printing Corp.,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary, but the
operations of Associated Printing are not significant in relation
to the operations of the company and its other subsidiaries.
by the
It
is
company
also
Associated
CAPITALIZATION
AS
APRIL
OF
30,
1962
Authorized
Senior
rates
terest
1970
of
1971—
to
Subordinated
6%%,
notes
rates
A
6%,
&
o n
1,447,500
g-t e r m
bearing
6%%
&
in¬
7%,
1,005,000
1974
stock
($20
stock
Common
Class
of
to
1963
Preferred
bear¬
614%
1972
1
debentures
and
terest
due
to
1966
due
subordinated
Capital
$1,348,500
-
long-term
interest rate of 6%,
ing
Outstanding
notes bearing in¬
6% & 614 %, due
long-term
notes
immediately
the
that
has
the fiscal
sales
machines
of
an
involved.
"
par)
125,000 shs.
56,943 shs.
390,000 shs.
($1
par)
(voting)__:
2,500,000 shs.-
(non-voting)
2,500,000 shs.
B
195, p.
636.
770,838 shs.
;
v
•
59%—
of
its
current
Corroon
fiscal
were at an all-time high for any three
month period, James
Langworthy, President of the chemical milling firm, announced.
corresponding period of
added
$385,557, or 77 cents a share.
No meaningful
comparison with the sales or earnings of any
previous period can be made due to basic company changes which
occurred during the year, Commonwealth Theatres noted.
These
changes, evidenced by a quadrupling of assets in one year—from
$503,096 to $2,020,008—included a public financing, and the com¬
a
year
to
"sales in
He
Report—
company
Class
Corp.—Sales Up
in
rate."
$3,575,419
Commonwealth
—V.
H.
that
stated
.
Annual
Magna shareholders.—V. 195, p. 2489.
Contour
Earnings—
yarns
♦Loss.
date of issue
sinking fund.
warrants
all necessary approvals and complete the transaction.
Magna
then be
liquidated and the Cascade securities distributed to
Chemical
and
fabrics
•
profit after taxes—...
Earnings per share
of
obtain
the
President,
satisfactory
a
Net
gas transmission and distribution facil¬
Washington and Oregon.
natural
communities
carry
the present
two
for
There
for
after five years from
honor
entitling
S.)
years.
common
They would
basis.
would
warrants
$15
at
Cascade
callable
declining premium
a
addition
of
at
yy■■■y.fp-f,"
Commodore
Business
a
W
McCullough,
Consolidated Credit Corp.
by
in Toronto. Shell
June 30; in 1961 it
total assets of $127,644,881 at the end of 1961; its net income last year was $5,016,429
on Sales of $92,469,481.-—V. 190,'p. 1272.
distribu¬
states in
and
outstanding Canadian Oil stock. It will not be made to holders of
Canadian Oil stock living in the U. S.
Shell Investments said the purpose is to integrate operations and
assets of Canadian Oil Cos. with those of Shell of Canada.
fleet
from
cash
class B share of Shell of Canada.
The offer will be conditional on acceptance
Both
F.
continue
Annual Report—
quarter
products
plant equipment, and 13%
for the truck and
market,
with
the
remaining sales
resulting
service.
-
Purchase Offer—
cumulative preferred share of Shell Investments,
1972 into a depository certificate representing
$20
par
vertible
textile
Year Ended June 30—
$52.50 in
share
of
manufacturer
,f
buy until Sept. 30, 1972, for $20 a depository certificate represent¬
ing one-quarter, class B common share of Shell Oil of Canada;
Or for each Canadian Oil share $32.50 in cash and one' 5 V2 %
will
for
Oil
i
considerable
of the plan include:
Canadian
"
Approved
Dutch-Shell Group has raised its bid to the equivalent
of about $137,000,000 in Canadian funds for all the 2,618,370 out¬
standing common shares of the company.
Directors of Canadian Oil said that they have recommended ac¬
ceptance of the offer, which Shell said will be made "as soon as
possible."
Earlier the board had rejected as too low a previous
bid that was equal to about $114,000,000.
The
new
offer
is
to
be
made by Shell Investments, Ltd., of
Toronto, which owns a 50%
interest in Shell Oil Co. of Canada,
Ltd., and is wholly owned by the Royal Dutch-Shell Group.
Stockholders of Canadian Oil will be offered an option of. either:
each
1963.—V.195, p. 2594.
leading
Donald
,
Canadian Oil Companies—Stock
the
last year.
of sales
.
The Royal
For
for the sixth consecutive year. The
earnings increased
has re¬
record sales of $53,571,535' for the first fiscal^six months
1, 1962, against those of $39,482,461 in the comparable
1961 period. Net income after taxes totaled $1,872,773, a record high,
equivalent to $1.70 per share on the 1,101,300 common shares cur¬
rently outstanding.
This compares with $1,112,396, or $1.03 per
share, in the 1961 six months' period, on the 1,083,000 shares then
outstanding after adjustment for a two-for-one common stock split
which gecame effective Nov. 24, 1961.
y1
;
Second quarter sales rose to $27,903,238 from $22,466,509 a year
ago.
Net income after taxes for the quarter totaled $913,585, or
83 cents per common share, compared with $723,773, or 67 cents a
share a year ago based on the common shares outstanding at that
time after adjustment for the two-for-one stock split,
the plan will be distributed
,
60
in
ported
.
share,
a
Bearings is the largest marekter of replacement bearings, handling
the
lines
of
all principal
bearing manufacturers. Approximately
85%
...
.
brought
ended Sept.
stock.
common
ities
$1,682,046
earnings
.
increased
profits
'
firm's
This
This distribution will be on the basis of
% share for each share of preferred.
'
A sinking fund will be established for ultimate retirement of the
preferred stock. Annual payments into the fund will be related to
each year's net consolidated earnings.
Bowser
manufactures
service
station
gasoline
pumps,
coinhandling machines and electronic products.—V. 196, p. 743.
present
additional
of
•
high
Collins & Aikman Corp.—Record Sales,
present $25 par value 4.8% preferred stock will be converted
basis for a new $28 par value 5.75 /<
pre¬
ferred.
This will increase the annual dividend to $1.61 a share
from■
■.
'v*'*
■vvw.'.'riv-'.v-j \
Preferred shareholders will receive'; a' cash payment of $3.50 a
share in instalments of $1.75 on Dec. 15, 1962-, and March 15, 1963.
Preferred
shareholders
will
receive a new class B non-votmg
common stock
that will share equally on a dividend basis with the
on
year.
a
'
candy bars in
share-for-share
a
In
records
Bruening,
gain
a
•
-
major features
The
face
Bearings, Inc.—Sales Up 17%; Earnings 74%—
Sales
■
-
historic
Nuts'
O'
volume
company's
the
1962,
Full
"
,
a
securities and cash under
new
1.
•
report showed that earnings were 175% greater than for the
period five years ago.-' :
.>y,
...
Simultaneously, Chock Full O' Nuts reported that its restaurant
division will open
three new stores within the next two months,
and had signed leases for three additional units. The company also
stated that it will market a line of salted nut meats and 10-cent
1962 it was reported that stockholders had approved
preferred dividend arrearage amounting to $2,794,share on 194,062 outstanding preferred shares.
•
pay
year.
$12,390,933
share
common
of
to
rose
...
.
17%' greater than the previous year when
(excluding non-recurring income of $89,-
over
to
The
The
on
They were the highest earnings for any
comparable period in the company's history.
1962
to
The
Dec.
of
Corp.—Earnings Up 41%; Sales 24%—
his
Corp.—Profits Up 17%—
the year ending July 31, 1962, increased
consecutive year, while earnings rose to a
1962
in
$14.40
or
had
months
744.
p.
fiscal
Brooks holiday line
Sept. 25,
plan
493
made
maintained
196,
to
1961.
record
company,
data
processing
services
electronic computers.
;V
IBM
speed
June
.
„
Arrearage Plan
-
,
earnings
69
cents
per
share on 3,515,159 outstanding, compared with
cents
(excluding non-recurring income of 2 cents per share)
year ago,
$75,000,000
•
■
$2,844,000
fiscal
Chock
bookings are substantially ahead of
and the company is well on target towards its goal of
sales for the year ending next April 30, with net
profit expected to be from $1.05 to $1.15 a share compared with
last year's 88 cents, Mr. Saltzman stated.—V. 196> P- 949.
a
Nike-
Douglas
-
..
,
$2,063,000
were
".
For
rapidly
climbed
also
Bowser, Inc.—Preferred
of
sales
\
for
12th
$2,420,000,
quarter
profit from operations, before taxes, was maintained for
fiscal 1962, Mr. Levinson said, and was more than 17%.
Net
Nuts,
the
for
768).'
,
,
...
,
effective Aug. 31.
split
^Bobbie
manage¬
implementation of the company's intensified
arid a" realization of better profit margins on
control
ticular
of
reported
company became publicly owned in late 1961.
proportionate rise in earnings as against sales
than
more
ment's
the
since
issued
for
domestic operations of Associated Products
ended' May 31, *1962, was nearly 22% above
earlier on a gain of slightly more than 4% in sales,
fiscal
the
and
RS-70
:• v-r.
Issue.—V.
this
Corp.,
Full O'
earnings
per
_
Net income from the
the
*
Purepac
record
during the quarter.
The total of
$19,023,700 was $3,642,600
or 24%
higher than the $15,381,100
figure for the same three months last year/
■
.
The quarterly figures do not include operations of Ready Maid
Petticoats,
Inc.,
producer of S^tretchini stretch
sportswear' and
swimwear for children, which was acquired on July 42 subject to
a favorable tax ruling.
■
...
•
V ' • v v-- ■
Stretchini sales, which totaled $3,300,000 for the fiscal year ended
last April 30, were up 68%
during the first quarter of the current
year as compared to the same three months a
year ago, and its
second quarter also promises to show good gains, Mr. Saltzman
Mr. Daniels stated. He added:
should continue to show a favorable
trend, although first quarter earnings may not be as good as sub¬
sequent periods because ADM will not realize the full benefits of
Peoria, Fredonia and Destrehan until later in the year."
Archer Daniels Midland produces some 1,000 products which are
used by every major manufacturing industry. The company main¬
tains its headquarters in Minneapolis, Minn.—V. 196, p. 949.
for
■
Sales
as
prepare for long term growth,"
"This year's operating profits
.
American
North
Chock Full O'Nuts
the..manufacturer of apparel for young adult
ago by
a year
of
also reported that
system manufactured by
Chock
,.v•
\
*
share were 34 cents compared with 27 cents foi
the
first quarter of
the preceding year, based on the 3,023,512
shares outstanding on July 31,
1962, as adjusted for the 2 for 1
said. The company is spending $2,400,000
Mr. Daniels
R&D.
growth,
this year on
period
Earnings
„v': v;;:,-.-
out.
the
$36,573,000, compared with $33,729,000 last year.
women..
the growing
close
Langworthy
its-volume
meeting of the Investment Analysts Society of Chicago.
Net profit for this first quarter of the fiscal year was $1,025,300,
an
increase
of
26%
over
the $812,000 earned during the same
$6 million invested in joint ventures
United States, and over the next five
some
the
at
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc.—Sells Affiliate—
'
ADM plans to intensify efforts to capture a greater share of
world market for its products, the ADM official pointed
years
outstanding
V
Hawkeye,
See
Bobbie Brooks,
expanding overseas
our
subsidiaries
or
Chemical
and
from
company
a
substantial
the
Inc.—Profit Up 26%; Sales 24%—
Quarterly net profit after taxes exceeded $1,.QQO,000 for the first
time in the company's history during the three months ended July
31, 1962, Maurice Saltzman, President, announced on Sept. 20, at a
productivity and efficiency," he added.
acquisition of the J & O Grain Co., the Atkinson Flour Mill¬
ing Co. and the 12 grain terminals purchased from the Norris Grain
Co. round out ADM's current expansion program, Mr. Daniels said.
In addition to the further growth that is anticipated from the
The
registered
.
,,
in
step
a
also
year
share, compared with
Per share earnings are
a
the first petroleum terminal
automation
the company's Empcor sub¬
sidiary was installed during the first quarter and is performing
beyond expectations.. "This initial unit is attracting considerable
attention in the peroleum industry, and we are optimistic that it
will produce additional sales," he stated.—V. 196, p. 317.
of
Agricultural
fiscal
cents
earlier.
shares
common
attributed
missile.
Mr.
the
Laughlin,
&
12
year
a
providing Bliss & Laughlin stockholders with oppor¬
tunity for continued growth with the nation's economy.
We, look
forward to our association with the people at Belmont and jointly
will work for continuing growth in their market."—V. 195, p. 2030.
is
at Fredonia, Kansas, this year which
makes ADM's soybean production facilities "second to none in terms
realized
400,000
Langworthy
Zeus
the acquisition, Mr. Robbins said
'this is a
significant development for Bliss & Laughlin.
We have for some
time been interested in diversification and acquisition of Belmont
plant
processing
Bliss
by
that it was
disclosed
Commenting
joint venture grain export terminal at Destrehan, La., Is expected
go into operation early in
1963. ADM also constructed a new
soybean
•'
-
Laughlin—Acquisition—
acquisition
Robbins
Center at Peoria, 111.
at Bloomington, Minn.
Chemical
dollar
L. Daniels Research Center
Thomar
the
three
in
the company will dedicate two new instal¬
Within the next month,
and
pent
haves
capital expansion.
$40 n.illion on
than
more
-
will
ADM
1963,
June
By
•'x
"
$46,000,. or
share,
gain in volume
to
increased
orders for
chemical
milled
parts for a wide range *of
military and commercial aircraft and space vehicles. These included
the Boeing 727 commercial jet transport, the Northrop T-38 Air
Force
trainer, the
McDonnell F4H Navy fighter, the Grumman
' $0.60
2,061,835
$0.66
2,078,985
—;
2929.
p.
this
of
quarter
a
quarters.
Mr.
nation's leading pro¬
ducer of cold finished steel bars,
of Belmont Manufacturing Co.,
Belmont, Calif., was announced jointly by Bliss & Laughlin's Presi¬
dent, Fred J. Robbins, and George Williams, President of Belmont.
Involved in the acquisition £re the entire assets, production and
nationwide distrbuition facilities of Belmont which produces tools
for
the construction industry.
Tool service facilities of the com¬
pany are located in 12 cities in the United States and Canada.
Purchase price for the company was not revealed; however, Mr.
,
year ended June 30,
1962, earnings of this major
agricultural and chemical products were up 18% to
$2.70 a share, on sales of $245,896,523.
Speaking before the New York Society of Security Analysts, Mr.
Daniels pointed out that ADM's profit improvement program ••is well
underway as a result of the company's capital expansion and im¬
provement program and three important acquisitions in the agri¬
cultural
taxes..
Monday, October 1, 1962
.
cents
or 9
on
the
based
both
1,868,230 VJ; 1,424,223
1,380,145
1,234,647
.
totaling
W2F
of
$4,421,268,
195,
Bliss &
fiscal
the
For
processor
after
initial
the
gain,
$3.6,000,
2,658,870
3,248,375
'
—i.-
in
strong
,;1961
$29,218,338 $26,390,984
———■*
taxes
before
income
Net
should
company
income
Earnings
per
share___
Shares outstanding
continue to increase
in the next two or three years on the basis of existing facilities and
projects scheduled for completion within a year, John H. Daniels,
profits
Operating
sales
Net
Taxes
Greater— 1
Co.—Net 18%
Archer Daniels Midland
1962
Period Ended August 31
.
taxes
Gossett Co.—Nine Months' Report-
Bell &
vessel
ocean
^
.
The
June
of
year.
30, 1962, rose
$365,000 in the
Net income after
&
Reynolds
Corp.
—
Subsidiaries
Plan
Merger—
of
New
have
board
York
of
directors
and
recommended
of
the
Globe
a
merger
the
&
of
American
Republic
those
Equitable Assurance Co.
Co. of America
Insurance
two
companies. "Both
cony
Number 6199
196
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
CAPITALIZATION
of Corroon & Reynolds, New
*'"•
The merger plan is subject to the approval of stockholders and
the Superintendent of Insurance of- the State of New York and the
Commissioner of Insurance of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Stockholders of record on Sept. 26, 1962, will vote on the proposed
merger
at special meetings of both companies on Nov. 2.
The
merger would become effective Dec. 31,
1S62.
American
Equitable will continue and will have a capital of
$2,500,000 consisting of 1,000,000 shares of a par value of $2.50
per
share
The merger agreement provides that stockholders of
the present American Equitable will receive one share of new stock
for each old share.' Stockholders of the present Globe & Republic
will receive l 2/10 shares of new stock for each old share.
As
a
result
of the
merger,
the combined assets of the new
American Equitable would approximate $70 million,, with policy¬
panies
j
.•
...
■ft. ,r.
•;
i:/I
3
G.
income
.
I.
reported
has
1965—
March
1,
1966
Chemical
25,000
196,
$25,000
25,000
&
Bradstreet, Inc.—Secondary Stock
a
Offering
67.92%.
the month of August,
Electronics
of
'
the
capital
,"
For
of
disclosed
stock
of
A..
S.
J Capitali has* announced
Novak
of
Brussels/ Belgium,
television
and
radio
At- the
receivers.
same
time;
television
manufactures
It
radio
and
sets
well
as
Industrial
as
ah'FREIGHT
with
$834,000
1,823,000 to 3,486,000.—V.
of
Alma
V.
in
miles
ton
revenue
August,
•
first
facilities.
Trailer
Alma's,
the
/
f
DuBois
industry,
subsidiary,
a
manufacturing
!■'
been
have
,
have
facilities
'
.
approved
from
a
canceled,
mcst
that
successful
month
six
firm
the
period in
its
just
has
42
year
sales
six
the
from
Engineered Plasties Container
,
Co., Inc.
based on
with $1,309,688
preceding
based
year
"
1961.
In
or
on
*
$.47
share
per
shares
2,794,521
x-
i
*
«
for
«
v
„
the
period
same
outstanding
,
jt
Aug.
important were the
and marketing that are now
said. EPC's order backlog pres¬
ently tops $600,000 and is increasihg steadily/he noted.
A major factor in the company's continuing growth, Mr. Marsh
noted, is the fact that it has. the largest blow molding plastics
*
apparatus
highly limited -fco ptasticsr
in
even more
31,
The
the
>
Sept. 19, 1962 offering circular, Crerie & Co.,
Inc., and W. R. Reisch & Co., Inc., New York City,
offered publicly, 37,500 shares of this firm's common
stock at $4.50 per share.
Co.—Awarded Contract
/
.
.........
place
company
Delaware
on
was
Feb.
Incorporated
26,
1962
and
has
the
its
laws
of
to
extend
the
rural
telephone exchange delivered to Ireland by L. M. Erics¬
son was opened in
Limerick in 1957. The conversion of both urban
and rural telephone traffic to automatic operation has since been
proceeding at a rapid rate.
Four urban exchanges servicing 12,000
matic
The
•
March
on
the
trade
name
1962
as
1962.
■■;>,://
,
G.
time
of
Dudley
Full
employee
of
remains
the
directors.
and
with
as
the
the
business
chairman
of
as
its
a
full
board
automated.
are
in
early
August
In
August
average
in
average
•
rate
August
1961.
expense
"expects
company
be
to
1963
good
a
year
greater
%/
ditions.
optimistic over the outlook. While we are well aware
factors for this market, we are confident that
through our local level operations we will receive a fine share
Of the business," he concluded.—V. 196, p. 639.
"We
•
his
said
reported.
and our
operating
our
construction in California, with housing starts some¬
than for 1962, varying, of course, with local con¬
housing
what
reduced
are
the
of
competitive
Franklin National Bank of Long
Island—Preferred
On Sept. 26, 1962, Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., New York City, announced
that it headed an underwriting group which offered
Stock Offered
200,000 shares of The Franklin National
cumulative preferred stock, priced at
publicly,
Bank
—
4.60%
The offering was over¬
1930's, there has not been a public sale
preferred - stock by any major bank in the United
States,; although several hank hb^di'hjg epmpahies, have
>•!issued preferred,stock.,,'.
^ L
\ v ' . ■
Since the
of
.
offering is being made subject to approval of
the issue by holders of common stock of the bank and
The
Currency of the United
asked to approve the
special meeting scheduled for Oct. 15.
by the Comptroller of
issue at
a
sales
Net
orders valued at
.
preferred stock will be non-callable for
for 10 years. It will thereafter be callable in whole or
$100 per share nlus accrued dividends. A non-cumula¬
tive purchase fund of $700,000 per year will be set aside each year
beginning Jan. 2 1973 and applied to the purchase of preferred
stock in the open market or on calls for tenders at the lowest prices
available but in no event in excess of $99.99 per share plus accrued
any reason
in part at
dividends.
BUSINESS—The Franklin
ola,
the
is
National
commercial
largest
bank
headquartered in Mine-
Bank,
Long
on
Bland,
the
and
27th
in terms of deposits at June 30, 1962.
Since 1950 Franklin National has opened 25 new branch offices and
acquired 21 other offices through mergers and consolidations.
It
now
operates 47 banking offices in Nassau and Suffolk Counties,
Long Island, and in late 1963 will open its first two New York City
largest
in the United States,
offices
in
Since
financial
the
district
and
48th
at
deposits have risen from less
1950
1950,
30,
$906,549,000
to
mounted
from
than
less
$993,595,000 at June 30,
Street
and
Madison
at
provide
cumulative
11%
J.
to $5,203,239,
Heiman,
Co., ^recently
from $4,678,534 in the first half
President,
convertible automobile
acquired
by
said
the
gain
was
due
to
tops contributed by Atlas Inter¬
Ero.
income of $56,339, equal to
year-earlier-earnings of
the
Earnings for the year-earlier period
net income of $19,340, or 5 cents a
resources
date
preferred
stock
PRESENT
TO
stock
Common
to
have
almost
FINANCING
Outstanding
■
($100
(200,000
par)
authorized)
shaves
$20,000,000
(par $5)
(3,519,000 shares authorized)™
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
below
named
17,595,000
have
severally
subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
agreement, to purchase from the bank at $100 per share, the num¬
ber of
shares
of preferred
stock set forth opposite their names
agreed,
below:
Shares
;
:
Eastman
Shares
Dillon, Union
Becker
G.
Blair &
-
&
56,000
Inc.__
Co.
Inc
Co.
&
1,000
7.000
7,000
Glore, Forgan & Co
Sulzberger,
Hallowell,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co
Ripley & Co.,
1,000
Inc.
7,000
Harriman
Hayden,
&
3,000
Co.__
2,000
Lemon
Johnston,
Kidder,
& Co. Inc.
Weeks____
Stone
Hornblower
Peabody
&
—V.
7,000
Co.
&
7,000
Lazard
Freres
196, p.
7,000
& Co.-
Rhoades
7,000
v
Lynch, Pierce,
& Smith Inc.__
Moore, Leonard & Lynch__
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
Inc.
'New York Hanseatlc Corp.
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
Reinholdt <fc Gardner
^
Reynolds & Co.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler_
M. A. Schapiro & Co., Inc.
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
Spencer Trask & Co
Stephens, Inc.
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.
White, Weld & Co
Dean Witter & Co.—
1,000
Hanly__.,
Dawkins
Sullivan
Loeb,
&- Co.
Fenner
2,000
&
;•
Merrill
7,000
Co.,
&
Inc.
Faulkner,
Carl M.
"
7,000
Dempsey-Tegeler
7,000
2,000
1,000
2,000
7,000
2,000
3,000
7,000
7,000
7,000
3.000
2,000
7,000
7,000
7,000
1145.
The
15 cents a share, was $14,219
$42,120, or 11 cents a share.
have been restated to include
share, arising from the elimi¬
corporation
has
arranged
to
Leasing Plan
nationwide leasing
truck cab air con¬
under an agreement
announced today by Bert J.
provide
a
for its fleet automobile air conditioners,
ditioners, and truck-trailer refrigeration units
plan
C.I.T.
with
Mitchell,
The
units
initial
payment
term
equivalent
and
the
the
to one
units will
month's rental for each year of
and installed on the
the user may
be delivered
At the end of the lease period,
agreement on a month-to-month basis,
equipment.
continue
at a reduced
or turn in the equipment for new units under a new lease,
purchase the units at a fair market value. "No security deposit
required under the C.I.T. plan," Mitchell said, "and the terms
rate,
is
was
plan—which enables fleet owner or individual to lease the
a predetermined period—is being made available through
network of over 380 distributors and over 4,000
and service outlets.
All that is required of tlu lessee is an
lease
user's
or
of
over
sales
the
it
Frigikar.
Corp.,
Leasing
president
company's
the
rose
EFFECT
Frigikar Corp.—Arranges Nationwide
has announced increased sales and earnings for the
ended July 31,
1962, the first half of the company's
of
at
.
4.60%
1962, and
the earlier
30,
approximately $100,000
broup, with operations in 75 countries, had sales of
1961. The Group's manufacturing subsidiary in the
is North Electric Co., Galion, Ohio.—V. 195, p. 2701.
/////'"'; "/:'/%
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.■•%•% K ' 'V-/-:/"
William
June
$45,000,000
than $41,000,000 at June
1962.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
_
year.
national
over
and
Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up 11%, Net Higher
1961.
be
PROVISIONS—The
'CALL
company
Net sales
of
new
the
will
Shareholders
Inc.
$2,600,-
in
months
six
>.%/
associated
company
exchanges,
exchanges.
Ericsson
Ero
The
fiscal
organized for the express purpose of acquiring,
(as of March 1,
1962) succeeded to, the
a sole proprietorship by G. Dudley Full under
of Dudley Sports Co. from Oct. 1, 1949 to March 14
14,
operated
already been
L. M. Ericsson has a contract backlog of over
the Irish Department of Posts & Telegraphs to
V
The company was
and
have
$221,147,000
principal
business at 633 Second Ave.,; New York, N. Y.
It
is
the distribution and sale of baseballs, softballs, auto¬
baseball pitching machines and other sports equipment and
business
telex
for
in
accessories.
with
0C0
telephone
of
engaged
Johnson
Mr.
for
we
Goldman, Sachs & Co
contract
United States
under
the
"Along with im¬
sustained' growth
ratio as a per¬
centage of operating income to a new low. For the period ended
Aug. 31 last year, the ratio was 22.9%, and for the past eight
months it has been 20.9%,
a
two point drop."
at
Currently,
estimated at $135,875 will be used
for repayment of loans, promotional materials, and
working capital.
of
he expected
.
6.02%
a
have
.
company,
subscribers
proceeds,
State
that
per share. '
Federation's affiliates
affiliates?
6.92%.
accounts," Mr.
Johnson
in
our
delinquency ratio
loan
Edwards
The
year.
BUSINESS—The
against
against
,
telephone network in Ireland
was placed by the Department of Posts & Telegraphs and follows
earlier contracts placed with L. M. Ericsson, one of the world's
leading manufacturers of telecommunications equipment.
Labo¬
Dudley Sports Co., Inc.—Common Offered—Pursu¬
the
$1.65
or
Financial
Federation
6.79%
was
Securities & Co._--.v_
The first
Net
August,
Financial
parent firm of the worldwide Ericsson Group of
companies, has announced receipt of a contract
approximately $660,000 to provide automatic telephone
exchange equipment in Ireland.
The
28, 1962.
ant to a
of
record,
33,586
.
telecommunications
valued
shown in the first half is expected to continue for
progress
balance of
the
Vestal
producer^.he^ added.,—V. 194, p*-317y
in Ireland—
addition,
the
$3,081,096,
method
provement
A.
this
include
$250,000 production
and other products in
material unequalled by
using this capability lo
previously untapped or
country—a
the
(L. M.) Ericsson Telephone
in
year.
Sales and earnings figures for both years
ratories Division which was acauired Feb.
analysts
Avenue.
point in our first year's operations,
accomplishments in manufacturing
-'enabling rapid growth," Mr. Marsh
Mr. DuBois showed non-recurring expenses of $2,873
period I compared with $40,531 non-recurring income last
Total earnirgs were $1,506,658, compared with $1,350,219 last
year, or 57 cents per share versus 48 cents per share last year.
for
the
delinquency trend shows a good improvement. A year ago
a
dollar delinquency ratio of 1.64%.. Today that' has been
to
1.26%and covers 333 loans, or less than 1 %
of our
had
reduced
products for the recent year totaled $256,776.
"While it was significant that we reached more than a break-even
'41
,,
Annual
had earnings for the- fiscal year ended last June 30
the first full year of
operations for the company—of $1,728, it
was
announced by Robert E. Marsh/ President.
Net sales of the
Anaheim-based manufacturer of industrial and commercial plastic
ended
share
1962; this
of
days
year
"Our
we
The1 company
manufacturing
.pen
•—
Report—
period
increased'45.3% to $1,5091531, or: $.57
the 2,654,594 shares outstanding as of Aug. 31,
1961
was
earnings
months
same
approximately $20,000,000.
made for Federal taxes in any of the fiscal
periods because of a tax loss carry-forward which on Aug. 31, 1962
provision
No
amounted to $3,247,000.—V. 196, p. 5...
history.
operations
compared
the
and
month
the
cents
process which enables output of containers
for thei month of August and for the
Aug. 31, 1962 set new record levels. For
sizes, conformations and quality of plastic
competitive manufacturing methods.
EFC is
just ended net sales increased $1,860,168 or
•10.8% to a'total of $19,142,810-.* During the same period net income -/- expand into new. markets and product areas
Both
three and six
in
Aug: 31, 1962, was
1
the
completed
$16,645,000
from
earnings for the second quarter, ended Aug. 31, 1961, totaled
equal to 7 cents per share, compared with $69,507 or
a share in/the comparable 1961 three months. Sales were
up to $11,161,269 from $8,990,000.
Prospects for the third quarter are bright, Mr. Margolis said.
Reflecting the excellent market reception of new consumer prod¬
ucts, the sales trend is expected to continue upward, he added.
"Barring unforeseen developments, it is reasonable to expect that
the higher sales will be translated into improved earnings," con¬
cluded Mr. Margolis.
The backlog of government contracts in the Industrial Group on
fire
Earnings—
Sales;
$21,308,988
to
rose
Net
a
.-
told
$100 plus accrued dividends.
j
$60,109,
stated.
Hutchinson
Mr.
*
.
10
this
States.
* '
Inc.—Record
announced
1792,
con¬
Free World.
$10 million.—
period. Last year, however/ non-recurring income of $265,178, repre¬
senting the settlement of a. government claim in Elgin's favor,
turned the operating loss into a net profit of $210,178 or 23 cents
Cincinnati-based national
manufacturer and distributor of cleaning compounds for institutions
and
institution
the
operating profit of the Elgin National Watch Co. for the six
31, 1962, climbed to $174,702, equal to 19 cents
Sales
Charles A. DuBois, President of this
Mr.
in
approximately
period
Inc.—Subsidiary Liquida¬
Co.,
V,
Chemicals,
total
share/ Henry M. Margolis, board chairman, reported.
compares/with a net operating loss of $55,000 in. the.ssme
a year ago. /■ "
*
•,.'"'• £"i
This
plans of Alma Trailer to construct a new plant to replace
destroyed facility
196, p. 853.
electronics
in
now
Bermuda-based corpora¬
of the Parliament of
banking
common
per
8
July 3, as well, as other factors.. The fire destroyed 75%
of
the production area of the Alma, Michigan plant.
Alma Trailer is 90.6%
owned by Detroiter Mobile Homes, which
has submitted an offer to buy the Alma assets. The offer requires
the-approval of at least two-thirds of the minority stockholder
group.
A special stockholder meeting will be held on Oct. 5 to
vote on the plan.
Mr. Hutchinson, .who also is! President of Detroiter. Mobile/ said
that if the sale is approved, Detroiter would utilize the remaining
—V.
193, p.
Net
from
increasing
on*
Earlier
investments
commitments
a
Act
Special
a
international
first
/ j,iVV! ,,I
before appropriations to general
i
only,
results
1961.
of
and
total
-months ended Aug.
to
1961,
Security
Boston
subscribed.
to sell the remaining assets of the company and liquidate
corporation, subject to stockholder approval, Melvin J. Hutchin¬
son, President,
announced.*
■
Mr.
Hutchinson
said
the
board's decision
was
based on
the
Alma
through
the
is
its
Investment
the
to
and
centrating
plan
extensive .damage
International Capital Ltd.,
created
was
a
1,000 employees.
Electronics
Bermuda
tion Approved—
of
than
more
tion,
196, p. 535.
Detroiter Mobile Homes,
Directors
electronics equipment. The two companies have
commercial
$15,300,000.
$446,000
the
on
that appear to run counter to some of the cur¬
rent trends of the industry," Mr. Johnson said. He cited a recent
Federal Home Loan Bank Board survey on mortgage interest rates
of 187 large savings and loan associations reporting that average
interest
rates
on
mortgages
on
new
homes
was
5.97%
for the
it
a merger is planned between S. A. Novak
and AREL
another Belgian electronics firm in which EICL has a
of
operating
providing
,
said available seat miles
above the 322,997,000 of August, 1961.
from
based
,1;
affiliates
reserves,
"The
manu¬
fit,It 7,7.1
the
Improved 37%-. He
general
$1- million
ft
leading
a
.
Mr. Woolman
rose
the
•'
8-month performance
*
was
quarter earnings to be in the range of the second quarter,
the
company
had net
earnings,
before appropriations
to
when
Capital Lt<L—In vestment
•«.
of
Income
reserves
majority interest/
The merger will be consummated upon the
approval of a U. S. Government agency.
Combining the manufacturing find. marketing resources of the
two companies, according to Charles E. Salik, president and chair¬
man
of the
board
of EICL,
would result in a strong enterprise
holding a significant place in Western Europe's television market.
EICL has a total commitment in AREL of $2,100,000. With com¬
pletion of the merger it will own 62% of the ^combined company
through a total investment, of $3,100,000. li
:v
The TV. receiver
business, Salik said, "represents one of the
European Common Market's leading growth industries with sales
expected to continue at a high rate for almost the entire decade
of the 1960's". The recent success of Telstar, with its promise of
world-wide television, he pointed out, has given an even further
boost to this already vigorous sales/growth.
"By 1967
it is anticipated
that about 60%
of the homes in
Western Europe will have television, as compared with a present
saturation of only 25 to 30%," Salik said.
S. A. Novak, which was founded in
1929, has a manufacturing
plant in Brussels and marketing outlets throughout the European
Economic Community.-AREL was organized in 1952 and has oper¬
ating facilities in Antwerp, subsidiaries in Amsterdam, Luxembourg,
Copenhagen and Innesbruck, and an associated company in Italy.
Revenpe passpnger miles ,rMp irpjri;_|81,318;'000 in August/ 1961, to
293,785,000, ah increase ox 62%The passenger load factor was
65.04%, compared with 56.14%
for August last year.
The load
fa'ctdf- for'July; 1962, was 66.76%.
Operating revenues for August were a record $20,729,000, an in¬
crease
of 65%
above the $12,588,0G0 for August, 1961.
Operating
expenses increased 26%
from $12,178,000 for August last year to
revenues
told
President,
Sept. 24.
.
46%«rm
up
•
company.—V.
the
that
of Antwerp,
'
AirFREIGHT
Johnson,
on
appraisal
reported
Elgin National Watch Co.—Six Months' Report—
32%
,;
the company's 11 affiliated savings and loan associations,
on
a
cash basis and subject to final adjustment. He
that in the 1962 eight-month period compared with the
same
period in 1961, savings showed a gain of 30%-, and loans
outstanding Increased 39%
New loans placed on the books were
975.
p.
;; —
.International
facturer
to
increased to 425,512,000,
appointed transfer
p. 1146.
196;
computed
investment-in
net income was $4,452,000, equal to $2.62 a share, up
from the $137,000 or nine cents a share.
The passenger load factor
—the percentage of available seats occupied—increased 22%
from
L.
Society
Johnson's
Mr.
third
year,
55.72%
Edward
share,
.
fiscal
been
record oi
Electronics International
pointed out that a major factor, was. the generally favorable busi¬
ness climate across Delta's system.
"For example, the west coast operations showed a marked increase
above August of last year. The passenger load factor increased eight
percentage points even though the capacity of service from the
South to California since August,
1961, increased from three jet
flights and one DC-7 daily to seven daily jet schedules."
Mr. Woolman said that for the first two months of the current
has
Co.
company
Analysts
stock
common
Smith, Barney & Co., N. Y. City.—V. 195,
appointed registrar
196, p. 1241..
;
...
Trust
expects that its 1962 second half earnings will be
within
tne
range
of
Its
record
first
half
net
Income,
before
appropriations - to general reserves/ of $5,628,009, \ or $3.01per
secondary
Electronic Association, Inc*—Appointment—
Manufacturers/ ii^over "Trust' Co'; "N^//¥b^
a
York
New
Financial Federation, Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
The
had been made at $52 per share by First Boston Corp.,
for
Bank
agent for the class A stock of the company.—V.
529.
p.
offering of 20,000 shares of this firm's
082,000,
expenditures which were not made.—V. 195,
25,000
-X
to $1.39
equal
$2,370,000,
of
income
1,,
Dun
August. This topped the previous record month of $2,equal to $1.22 a share, reported in July and compared with
$101,000, or seven cents a share, for August, 1961.
There were no profits from the sale of aircraft in either of the
August reports.
"The interruption of service of one of Delta's principal competi¬
tors continued to have some influence on the overall volume," said
C. E. Woolman, President and General Manager, "but it must be
share,
March
1963
1,
—Pn Sept; 26, 1962, it was reported that
Inc.—August Report—
net
1964
Due
..
Delta Air Lines,
1,
—V.
$302,259,/equal to 47 cents on each of the 650,000 shares
outstanding, compared with $345,308, equal to 53 cents a share,
in the like period last year.
Mr. McGee noted the earnings com¬
parison was affected by the fact that last year's first half benefit
from
$75,000 commissions on sales of aircraft. This activity has
been discontinued "because it was not compatible with our regular
business of Overhauling aircraft engines."
W.
Mr/ McGee said in the report the company expects sales , in the
last half this year to be about
the same as the first half, but
"we expect not income to be higher. This is because we are con¬
tinuing to receive a
higher percentage of more profitable com¬
mercial business, and
because we have been able to renegotiate
or
discontinue some specific engines which we had not been able
to overhaul at a normal profit rate," he said.—V. 195, p. 2259.
Delta
March
Due
totaled
for
reserve
a
(Leslie) Fay, Inc.—Appointment—
Due
to commercial customers.
first half of the fiscal year
from sales and services
of the company in the
interest bearing
March
he added, about $3 million
of $5,451,280,
revenues
gross
derived
of
5
2490.
p.
notes:
Airmotive, for the six months ended Aug. 31
were
the highest1 of any like period in the firm's history, Henry
I.
McGee,
President, said in the semi-annual report to shareOut'Of
Dudley FulL 5%
nation
Outstanding
94,500 shs.
300,000 shs.
Due
Dallas
of
Sales
(10 cents pari
stock
Common
Net
ii'il'
(..w
,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
and
Inc.—Sales at Record High;
Dallas Airmotive,
Net
EFFECT
Authorized
million.—V. 193, p. 1688.,%'.
exceeding $36
surplus
DOWIl
was
GIVING
Y.
N.
holders
management
the
under
are
York,
(1345)
6
the
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1346)
lease
to
varied
be
can
the' user." "■'
individual requirements
the
suit
of
Acquisition—
*
"
•.
"
•
f
'
-
J
r
;
.
Rerrigeration
fixtures:-'*
Kesident,
proved by tnousands of miles of operation in everyday service, and
is
a
natural addition
to
the Frigiking Transport Refrigeration
small
for
retains
also
year.
of
to
shares
in
invest
Funds,
before
income
'
Provision "for
selected-U.
of
wcrld-wide ~ operations
shares ofsthe
representatives
the
world's
in
S.
American
i
funds
continents.
TOS
income
Damroth
Corp.
subsidiaries
and
porate
counsel
in
Included
shares
in
initial
the
is
and
United
portfolio
Fund,
Growth
Putnam
Fund,
Revere*
The
•"
The
underwriting
v.-.
'
period
■•'
for
>'
■
the
fund
new
June
;
(cash and short-term time deposits ).
Albert
H.
of
Canada)
de
&
Bary
of
Co.
which
Holland,
Amsterdam,
i
£«-,•»*•
*
...
G-L Electronics' Go.* Inc.—Stock Dividend;
N.
V
•
this
the
is
of
dividend
first
the
beginning with this year,
Electronics
G-L
records
new
year
21
for the
psr
'
)
•
the
annually,
23.6%
July
on
sales
for
net
sales
of
$1,-
Murchison
:
■
Murchison
; -
*":
,.
—
/ -
Brothers.
The
New
Jersey
May Buy
and-
number
of
shares
one
stockholder
with
the
that
this* would
the
Mr.
!.
tr.ard
.'
—V.
that
Brothers
stated
Pamble-Skogmo
it
be
166, p. 639. ;•i.:*'*
request
of
Rosen
annual
the new fiscal-year."
n„v,f
major operations abroad, business is showgreater volume than last fiscal year, which is most
1n
of
fhp
pnmnetitivp
infpn^
situation"
'
^
•
1962>'
•
1
y 1
said
total
July
the
for
12
months
in
.the
ended
June
1962,
30,
..
totaled
previous
$116,141;949 lnvthe recent period against $108,281,236
Ralph
and
President,
A. Hart,
stated
1982 Heublein
annual report that they forecast
in sales and earnings—aided by extensive pro-
current
progress,
motkm-of the company s many products, and particularly in these
leaaers.
.
-
.
Messrs.
70,736
Martin
Heublein
35,836
$0,186
'
Harvey's Sherries and Ports and Bell's Scotches are expected to
improving in sales.
'*
■
Other highlights of the fiscal year ended June 30 as stated by
continue
and-.Hart
$0,122
stock
July 9 this
on
board
the
- f
of
Oct.
This
three
the
on
action
directors, since
public
Directors
included:
listed
was
year.
York
New
Stock
Exchange
consistent with intentions of
was
Heublein
shares
initially, were
offered
years; earlier.
increased
tne
quarterly
regular
dividend
by
20%
;
on
1961.
19,
;
operating
income
of
Gulf
American
Heublein*
Land
,v,%
•
Security
Analysts
;
Looking
-
.
.
the iBiltmore
at
preliminary
could
not
so
information
give,
Hotel,; in
figure
consists
currently
definitive
more
recently closed.
"
•
at
this,
consolidated
net
9,200,000
profit
in
.
total.[sdles; .and,"hotheri
is
for*
the-
year
for
training
program
with
*
...
growth
found
be
may,
in
acquiring
"
*.
by-our
V"
195*
•
to
date.
$
enthusiasm
2380
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Sales
®JicIfOk Electrical Instrument Co.
Net Down—
A*
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-
A.( C,
ALyn
Fache
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Amount
&
&
Co.__
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-
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h«?pr
board.
yk'r
100
Sullivan &
Co.,
•'
Inc.
?
*
.
a
is l
1mm! nifif
nhnnpri
a sale
reflect
i
3%*
a
dividend
stock
•'
'...
•
,
'
-
$2nt%<
pointed ,out. to shareholders that the year's net
especially significant because of deductions for depreamounting to about 30 cents a .;;share, and. large sums
were
inve3teS ln ,r*sia,rfh. »nd
n
Gulf. American. Land's *; common ; shares, and 6%%-" convertible
-debentures, which were sold publicly in the amount of $10,000,000
as
July
.
19,
the
on
traded
are
Pacific
Coast
Kenda'l
100
A.
G.
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc. 100
H.
O.
Laird
Co..
?z
—V.
Coro
136,
p.
of
&
.
Hollister_^
Baum
Edwards
Peet
loo
H. I.
pares
—v.
&
&
&
80
Co.__-v
Sons__
&
companies
tial
and
have-approved
and
industrial
?«
T'
electronic
the
standing
50
Josey & Co._
acquire
controls for
'
for
40
the
privately
'Cladding, MrBean
Lock
Joint
Pipe
Co.
institutional
.'
H the transaction is completed the name
be; changed to General Signal Corp.—V.
195,
See
this
■
of
p.
the
it
Escanaba
of
in "the
393,000
$0.35
.
63-mile
Industries
year-ended
World
War
iron
has
July
h^^
,
"j
,
.
4
,
r'-'1.-*:.:.*'
<
option
ore
it
Superior
had -held
carrier.—V.
_• ■;
the year rose
$17,124,000
reported that
reached the
reported for
to
196,
prior
Net
would
•.per
share
sents
.
~
earnings
a
the
on
178%
prior
for
the
year
sales
and
for
p.
many
compared
640.
402,115
net
income
>
the
an
c
increase of 46%.
year;
v
the
-
1
$1,343,000, equivalent to- $3.18
shares, outstanding. This repre-.
shares
or
$1.20 per
then
cf
share earned
outstanding, j;
-v in their report to shareholders, E.- C.Hetherwick;-chairman, and.,
G. Boyd Vass, president, said that the
record-breaking increase in
ago.
June 30,yl961.
on
^
Land
this
Southwest
over
share, compared
working capital
per
year
a
$2,647,509
with
with $2,825,930 or
totalled $2,766,431.
V. .190, p.
nnw,
tt
t
Corp.—Sales
i
Up
100%;
1835.
oo oi
'
Net 32%—
doubled and net income
rose
32%>, both reaching record highs,' in the fiscal year ended
Mav 31,' 1962, Joseph Timan, president of the company, announced.
Sales totaled $12,106,143, as compared with $6,114,707 in the pre¬
vious vear, while r,et income increased to $1,916,978 from $1,450,779,
Mr. Timan said. Horizon, one of.the world's largest land
develop¬
ment
companies,
has more
than 250,000
acres
of land in the
end
fiscal
earnings
$7.04
or
share
per
Sales
years
for
,;
422,815 common
increase over the $482,000,
*the
Hickck
Ml.
w
for
stock
per
•
shares.
-
income
•
Timan
Ariz.»
fiscal
was
attributed
net
income
was
equal to $1.61
a
outstanding, adjusted
poolings of Interest. For the year before,
$1.49, computed on an average* of 973,432
-
.
*62
of 1,191,746 shares
average
and
company,
of development.
stages
said, that
or.-an
dividends
share
-
Tucson,
various
in
Mr.. Timan
-share based
totaled
the
year-on
should enable
increase' in sales.
Cardmatic card readers, direct circuit* programming
$167,000,
approximately 52%c
higher than, pre¬
Hickok said.
said that shareholders equity at the fiscal year end
Railroad
highest levels since the
,.
$25,119,000,
the
.,*
were
was; $3,011,633
$6.61
.
acoi,1.T,<"' -«»)j- ia >rv*f-■* '/■
Lake
&
31
II.
new
activators.
v
Horizon
an
-
of> the * company's
color
TV ; test
equipment exceeded
;. $gio,000 compared with $70,000 in* the preceding year and sales of
amount.
exercised
with.the projected
pace
Hipkok's
business
of
backlog
company's
ta keep
£ale3
.
company
855.
it
the
Sales for
residen¬
537.
p.
v
...
that
>
-
*
1,131,370 -j 1,129,810 %k'.' ceding year's sales, Mr*.
/.
..
announcod
shares
'
said
hayes
of
;
196,
a-,
<* *.
level
newer
- ,*t
$10,702;000
,
«
of government orders and subcommercial products, Mr. Hickok said
that forecasts for the present year indicate record sales of between
$8;003,000 and $9,500,000. He said that a favorable product mix
r:.
--
1961:
..
$14,471,000
...
ha-s
65,000
acquire
fiscal
held
.i
:
s •
«
.-.*
-
.
.
Hayes Industries, Inc.—Sales Up 46%; Net 178%—
Co.—Merger Completed—
issue.—V.
w_'_
*962
•
,.-4
undisclosed
an
Hanna
in,
&
" v
Mining" Co.—Acquisition—
-cc-iTV"»o*,'r
53
Inc
-
year,", he noted..
•.
Feinting to an increased
' stantial prospects for
'
f*v'■
-
2931.
p.
^
common shares. 'D'pert rs
transaction. • Edwards manu¬
buildings.
<
-
__
50
Co.„__
Co.,
*
well"
as
.
—•—r-—704.000
—«.
$0.62
outstanding
,iyo,
Hanra
50
.
to
•
'-..
,
.;.
Signal Co.—Proposed Acquisition
\
plans
Exchange
1145.
p.
*
01
^ I share
•
Walston
announced
Stock
Exchange.—=V; 196,
Perlod Ended Aug. 31—
'
r'°r^ r'^" NnrwaIk- Conn'., for 127,006
both
factures electrical
.
.
0
to
ccmpanv, has
American
..
1241.
General Railway
—Name Change—
Tile
K.
loo
R'clhter Co._____
Seperck,
the
on
Gulton Industries, Inc.—six Months' Report
100
Co.,
.
"i-s;.??:''**\
4;. Mr,;&Hickok
down payment. . - / V
-1%
-Vjprofits
1
?nd. na-tl0nal marketers df« . Ciation
"pwwl
Amount
Inc.
*
•
v'■
"
x
80
Pyne,
George
Cratttender.-Podesta & Miller
"
'
:
.
Higher;
,
Just
last
.
(OOO's Omitted)
Inc.
*'
-
100
.
/'
-
Stifel, Nicholaus & Co.,
Barret, Fitch, North &
100
,-tj
-
.
^$800
C~>.
Bdsworth,
r
(000's Omitted V
•
'v.?.;;;,
t
"
for
*
,
^*
,;
it has been—is exceeded
the period;; ahead."—.
as
determination
and
"
**■ •
;
;
.
i«
MPmi
tlNDERWRIIERS—The
Brothers
/
m
underwriters named below have severally
subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
agreement, to purchase frcm Gateway'Sporting Goods the
respective
amoun^ Pf 53/d5
convertible subordinated debentures, due
Sept. .1, 1977, set forth below opposite their respective names:
'•
»
J
;
jutl !in^d' ^r' Ros!n said'
In the previous:year the company
; sales of the company climbed to $7,322,360 for the fiscal year
ea^"fe' I?
ts.per share, on an average number of 8,372,844 shares
ended June 30, compared with" $6,967,487 for the preceding year,
^ "d1lgi*aa,rirv?
h
h.
'
>
^ R. D. Hickok,, President, said in a report to shareholders.
:
,rff thi'"
t | flg,uies
a,Y® been restated to take into/*
Net proxit for tne Cleveland-based manufacturer of electronic
ft C */rS
1
300^ common : . test and control equipment for industry and the government
V 6
r6
,ayc
19. 962 and the adoption .of a * totalled $153,558 or 36 cents a s;lare, close to .tho* previous year's
v?^ ' sales.- until- the
Under this new me'thod;*1*. • net' - earnings of $171,443, or 40 cents, a share as adjusted to
transaction is not recorded as
sale
first instalment
.
•
.
stated:
report
further
'
«.The record ^of the past—satisfying
of $1 -per.' share * oh
indicated
the. future,the
to
"Opportunities
Heublein
~
excess
shares
common
and
product lines and companies,
bucn acquisitions will ';be ccnsiaei'ed, however, only if they conform to a* profit pattern and
growth 'potential'' equal to
or
better
than that experienced by
;•
.
lot
of
recruitment
a
new
available.
figures
'
,
instituted
senior executives calling upon ^potential candidates-at colleges and
using the most modern practices in this area of development.
the* P®st year's total income would exceed
agreed,
'
•„ •
a
continued
,
subordinated debentures due
Septal, 1977, at1 par and
accrued interest. Additional
financing details follow:
Stern
.
compared with-. $3,814,410 or 79
fiscal year.
Figures were after
share,
a
John
$846,644
«
'
,
has reported a continuation of
company,
year -earlier. <
*
G. Martin, Chairman,
a
V1961
.108,483
54,760
—
,
on
income,
approximately
r
-
^
(Gateway Sparling G.Sods Co.—Additional Financing
Details—Our Sept. 24, 1962 issue
reported the sale on
Sept. 21, of $2,000,000 of this firm's 5%% convertible
,
Si*
the 1980-6J. 12-nionths for m !,% . stock dividend, last
tnree-for-one stock split in October, 1S61.
Net sales
and
advanced to
*
'
■
income
adjusting
a
fiscal "year ended Aug. 31, 1962, were close to ^
previous year and set an all-time' peak, Leonard
he
\
Thv company manufactures, and imports .f.ne
beverages.
Net
'
;
'
.
other
the
V. 19b,
$4,407,469 or 91 cents
cents
a
share, for the
to'the
and
■*
,j. r;
its
,
■
.
in tne fiscal, year ended-Aug. 31, 1961^
operating income amounted;to $39,968,581.
Alleghany
that
the
-
"
the
between
.
waX*f rprnrrifiPnnCrprfin/^!f°Wi!l8 down Payme'nt^iPreyiously,
the
given two
places on
' ■-Vv-:.:-'?;.-'-. \ "*•£''
,
of the
record
»'";••••■■
.would
has
.•l962, .annuaI..report.
foods and
sales, house sates"and
motel: itestaurant and groSsf operating income, with;lot sales-making
v
;Murchi3on
sales
those
The
;
-"Cur interest
in
the negotiations now being conducted,"
said
Gamble, ywere inspired, by the thought- that;a third party,
might be constructive in bringing ..about -harmony in this impctrtrnt situation which has tremendous local impact. The arrange-;
mfnts now being , negotiated
would ascomrlisn* this' purpose. We
expect to complete the purchase of this interest within the next
days,"'-.;
in
Consolidated earn¬
1962.
}{f . «Pwarcl_ trepd o^the paat
profits . r^^ ^
^
1-62 fiscal y^ear^a:nd__sales^increasing 17,r*. _as ;stated in .the
(and Subs.)—6 Months' Report
.
Mr.
10
2930.
p.
time since the year had
;
,
v/'v
alleviate
controversies
.'
.
$1,370,103
$/0,000,000,.,,based
it had been working for some
entering the Alleghany picture as
belief
shown
was
May 2,
,
taxes
Rosen, President, said.
He told a group of
tne
and
'
Heublein, Inc.-ProfitS Up 15%—
operates 134 drug
or $1.27 a share,
$801,113,
,
Corporation-for
that
party in
in
after
u
"•
that
increase
of
This Hartford; Conn,
were
Greene Co.
:•
involved
rate
suit Japanese palates.
Gulf American Land Corp.—Earnings Forecast-
Stock in Alle¬
V/■%/:'.
Alleghany has experienced from
principal major stockholders.
two
stores
the year
for
Total
in
•
revealed
third
a
•
located
are
Ibd,
; T-
%:.//"
'
plants
^
shareholders:
>
Smirnoff Vodka, the manufacturer's principal product, now sells
in. all .50 states, is .under; licensing arrangqments in 15 foreign
countries, is shipped to more than 100 countries.-^abroad and'Is
itie world leader in vodka;
% The. entire
line of bottled ••♦.eDcktaJUsv was increased tpu 11 items
shopping centers. These, he Said, had a sales v with the introduction of Heublein Scotch Sour during ..the year;
ended June 30 of $38,000,000, a'new record.—
~
A. L. Steak Sauce, a product of the Heublein Food ?Division,
;
'
w
* now
makes. a significant contribution, to net -profit and had a
*
*
•
marked increase in sales of 31% : for the 1961-62 period;
regular drug
double
%
.
Brothers
interest
major
a
the
which
firm
record
a
,.
earnings
V.
258.
p.
not* disclosed.
price.-were
problem
to
rcse
Earnings per share-ii.
-
to
as
195, p. 2595.-
Net
the
25 B. C. Gamble, Fresident, announced that negotiations
are being
conducted with the Murchison Brothers, Dsll-as financiers,
which contemplate Gamble-Skcgmo taking a major position tnrough
the purchase of a substantial number of shares of
Alleghany Corp%
time
Cleveland-based
preceding year's earnings of $707,793,^or- $1:12
adjusted to reflect conversion of debentures. * •'
*
i
Pericd*Ended.June 30—
Sept.
frem
for the
Net ■■ sales
31,-with
Net
over
last
t.ve
i1
„
reported that in .England, Canada and Australia, whire
„a
•
than; 13% over the preceding year's.
Weinberger, Chairman, said in the
more
Adolph
„
Net earnings after taxes were $98,824,
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.
ghany Corp.—
year
earnings.
>•
our
esi«c!ally developed Japanes^ Kclpes conceded and executed to
?
inc.—Sales, 'Earnings Higher-^-:
Net earnings before taxes
fiscal
the
of
the
(M. J.)
rate.
net
of
operates -four
190.
V.
compared to $18,911, or 4 cents per share,
as
previous year.
Maryland.—V.
Cn
of
dividend,
declared
hppnmp
Drug Stores, ;the nation's- seventh largest drug
$44,952,417 during the fiscal, year ended
$39,626,661,
over
volume
he
'
-
venture "Nichiro Heinz," a joint operation with the Nichiro Fi heries interests in Japan. He said that Nicljiro Heinz would soon
begin* marketing some of -the "57 Varieties in Japan, "produced from
"
Dec. 31 to bring the* total to 45. " '
'
opened during the-fiscal year just
ended ahd.at least five more will begin operations during the fiscal
year tioW under way, he.reported. Mr.. Weinberger said that of the total ^stores the company was
operating as of June 30, 109 were the large, regular stotes,. most: of
by G-L» Electronics. It .is
dividend
sixth
and
increase
an
share,
Electronics
G-L
in
its
sales
net
the previous year.
cents
stock
a
at the 2%
finished
both
$2,419,485,
were
957.269 for
or
in
declared
that
board
'
record
a
in eight States
Four
Record
2% stock
Nov. 21.
components, has declared an annual
payable on Dec. 12 to stockholders of record
plastic
*•
<
running at "the best rate in
are about the same as those of
Chairman, told shareholders at
fiscal yeaivending
company
„.r„+1fviT10.
and would open 20 more by
manufacturer of* magnetic, fiberglass «nd
J.
the
same
j
y
p
annual rate
as
'•*
the
tlle
and expects to be operating l"at an
of $55,000,000 or more by June 30, 1963."
'
f
' I
reported that the company had opened 18 discount units, most
Of them in large discount department stores, within the past year
'
;i{
Westvillb,
intention
to
increase
an
of
which
Sales, Net—;
This
plese"InB
Ufe.'
.
•
told
Heinz
Mr.
"
;j sales during the current year,
custodian.
■Hf'i
pro-
the
sales,
are
that extended into the first months of
burgh
_
Mr.
Bank
acts
total
ings as a percent of sales are slightly less than last year, owing
'.principally to the effects. of -a .strike ^t; the .main plant at Pitts
He
and
agent;
leading
prospects, for our business continue to be good.
Consoli¬
are
running at the highest level in our history, and
report for the
Poiniing to the growing number of outlets the company operates,
Weinberger said that the company anticipates an increase in
and
^
transfer
Ontario,
Toronto,
of Gray
income
share
■
servicing the fund include Credit Suisse of Zurich, Switzer¬
depository of cash; Montreal Trust Co. (a subsidiary of Royal
of
chemical
and
world's
sales
about
at
Grace.
R.
•
report to shareholders
13%
up
Banks
land,
Bank
30,
outlets
■:.,
through Oct. 31. Management currently anticipates that
on the initial underwriting will
remain in a defensive
portion
a
position
toLSg s°S?
climbed
Net
Over-the-Counter
Fund, Research
Sept. 25
pf
and
sales
Net
chain,
annual
started
W.
nvnH,Vpt Hpuipv^'timp
ma^iriprv
mnLinpr
nv«prv1n^a th^-niiritv
Gray Drug Stores,
'
.
will extend
sealing; Compounds was* dedi¬
miles from Tokyo, by Darex
•
35
of
new
volume
•
-
Japan,
subsidiary
a
company
dollar profits
Heinz
Mr.
"The
dated
plant-will be part of Grace's Japanese subsidiary,
Datex Kabushiki Kateha, witn offices iff Tokyo.-V. 196, p. 640.
Investing Corp., Value Line Special Situations and Winfield Growth
Fund.
Atsugi,
textile
this product Une now accounts
company's
company's
tirst' Grace,
be
will
in
the
Henry J. Heinz II,
annual meeting.
year,
1;736,973
glass
intP^roi
ioiitcnts
,
Funds
.
"$0.57
of
history" .and
'
R.) Grace & Co.—New Japanese Plant—
Kaisha,
the
*2o
the
is
*
largest,
ten
Sales
•
987,059
1,737,207
Hayes
„(H. J.) .Heinz Co.—Sales Higher—
m
1,059,183
■'
.v.,
of
Oct.
the
on
to
beams
levels.
company
reported.
replacement market for automobile mufflers, a new field
Hayes, showed a. 25% increase oyer its first year's operation
and has significant growth potential, they said,
"The outlook for Hayes Industries is favorable for the coming
year," they s.ated,. "We base tmr optimistic forecast on general
economic conditions, plans of the autcmobxle industry arid company
expansion within present" and new product lines.—V. 195; p. 1097.
:>
-
—.
5
.
-•
dividend
The
suitable
-881,500
$0.51
——
sales
annual
company's
for
•
115.
922,499
'
tf.\
Sept.- 26
Keystone: Series
of
Fund
K-2, Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund,
Securities*
196, p.
auto-
share, effective with the payment
they stated, and the declaration
per
metal
record
15%
the
and
^
officials
;
company
manaufacturing facility in Japan, the plant
rubber and plastic sealants for metal
container closures, bottle crowns; aerosol cans, * indus.trial pails and- drums, and industrial parts. Most of these sealing
compounds, which are marketed under the tradename of
Darex
-Lave been utilized by Japanese container makers and packers since
States.
the
of
Fidelity Trend Fund,
Dreyfus Fund,
the
of
one
The
tnan
in
dividend,
dividend payable
light
of
reached
better
for
$1.00
the
in
cf these lightweight beams ana
aucer
of land
acres
r
plant to manufacture, - container
Tne
which; together with its
$300 million in individual, cor¬
over
-
cans,
firm
a
Shipments
increase
to
year
in
production
good
a
gains
primary markets.
Hayes'
quarterly
25-cent extra
industries
.will manufacture compounded
is
specializing in
the
over Slob million.'
r
currently
portfolios
firms
the
the
of
City,
manages
fund
mutual
investment
York
New
of
currently
a
reflects
continuing
an
cents
25
Monday, October 1, 1962
.
income
net
and
industry,
80
of
'
$20,963,584 $19,577,908
1,803,999
2,046,242
ij—•
—
/Kabushiki
available, the Fund
of Funds aims to solve the investor's problem of
"which fund to
choose."
The investment portfolio, constantly under review,
will
consist of a limited selection of the best-performing U. S. investment
companies,".'
v - ""-.'
' ;'V -r'':
An important feature of the new fund provides that the cost to
the Fund of Funds in any particular portfolio transaction may not
exceed 1%
since the fund will be purchasing in large blocks. - In
this way, the fund will be able tc adjust its portfolio at a minimum
:*'". < '/:■
acquisition charge.
investment aavisor to the new mutual fund is the Templeton,
mutual
A
cated
cn
six
all
on
mutual
fund
distributor
market.
Anticipated 1962 sales:*
I
•
i(W.
Geneva-based corporation with offices
a
countries
62
largest
350
110
another location.—V.
.-Earned per;
mutual
Switzerland,
Geneva,
fund
new
and
With
approximately
on
at
from
the July
.
conditions.
and
-
Sept,-25, 19b2
will be marketed throughout the world by-
in
Investors Overseas Services,
international
terms
income
Net -income
.
fund formed
investment companies, started
American-managed
an
'
.*
Average number of shares outstanding—
of
rate
of
Period Ended
Funds, Ltd.—New Mutual Fund—
Fund
textile
tne
permitted
E. Godfrey,
earnings for
and
sales
Net sales
70
Fund of
in
-
certain
option
an
warehouse site
a
—V. 196, p. 319
The
growth
\
„
and
industry
to
:
Gould-National. Batteries, Inc.—Three Mos/ Report
July 31—
'
'
<
1962
' "1961
;
Waterloo
the
from
inventory
the
fulfillment
the
to
plapt,
the
entire
production of the Coldmaster units will
be
phased into the operations of tne newly expanded Frigikar plant
at 10858 Harry Hines Blvd., Dallas, it was stated.
< I
'
The
Coldmaster
line is now being
distributed nationally by a
distributor network similar to Frigikar's, Mr. Mitchell said,
with
eacn distributor having
complete installation and service facilities.
—v.-191, p.
o^vc
president reported progress in the acquisition of. a new
warehouse site, stating that a contract to purchase had been entered
into with the
City of Waukesha for .100 acres, subject, however,
i
of
trenher
tne
of
oi
The
trucks."
delivery
witn
continuing
forecast
balance of
lor
■
-
Starting
increase
increase
an
ii^'n^aSlngs:' outstanaing as. of S6' oaSiQa^StTeiLH
0ff®° CCntS Perf Sept. 8,. 19b2.^: James
the
line
for
xor
f313,103 .shares
^"*%*'■
"The
acquisition of this fine product," said Mr. Mitchell,
"is
another step in our planned expansion program and the exclusive
patented system gives us a broadened area of operation. It also
gi.es us t..e
nose complete line of mobile refrigeration units on
tne market. The Coldmaster series of truck refrigeration has been
and
$44,885,744
*4*,ana,7*4
^
has announced the acquisition of the Coldmaster
Division of the Construction Machinery Co.,
Waterloo, Iowa. Bert J. Mitchell,-President of Frigikar, said the
casu
transaction
included
patents,
trademarks, inventories, and
tools
to
to
rose
volume
mobile
8.7% for the 36period ending. Sept. 8, 1962, while net earnings increased by
by
£-.8% to $205,57u ior u.e same pv.iOu \.oxiip«»rea wit., a year caviiev,
1962 per share earnings of 66 cents compared favorably with the
saies
Sales
week
..eek
The corporation
Truck
sales
Godfrey Co.—Sales Up 8.7%; Net 9.8%-
; 1'1
''/
.
.
.
the
year's
gains
to
"an
accelerated
and
broader marketing program, acquisition of additional property and
rapid progress in implementing development plans." He said Horizon
'/
V
; ;
.%>".%■ ^;*;i
'-1 jyrr" ►
HtWWfi-yi 7 fWW<
.V
•
Volume
"will
Land
tacular
to
continue
growth."—V.
as the Southwest
1902.
grow
193,
p.
continues
its spec¬
tion
House of Vision, Inc.—Common
Offered—On Sept.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
share.
'
7;7v;;': 77/?/■.'"
This
v
All
and
the
shares
7.77/
southeastern
'
none
in
in
At
for
into
first
the
it
,
'
-
,
Common
V
stock
v
firm
Hornblower
&
«-■
of
its
below:
name
V
•/.;/-
;
"
i
-
15,000
Witter
C.
A.
-
&
&
Allyn
Bache
Co.
15,000
Co,_u.-^—
Illinois
'Co.,
Inc.'_—
Milwaukee
Co.j
8,000
Co.__J—8,000
& Co., Inc.
8,000
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc.
8,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co._^_- 5,000
Robert W. Baird & Co., -
.
'•
•;
&
Inc.
Co.
—V.
Blair •&
195,
'Co...'."
:
:i
-:
'
•'
:
—V.
of
of
share were
achieved In fiscal 1962
(ended June 30) by Hunt Foods marking
tne
company's nintn consecutive year of growth in these areas.
profits
sales,
earnings
and
has
Vice-President
in
announced
annual
report
and
Chief
advance
an
will
which
Staff
of
Harold
the
preceding the
to stockholders
mailed
be
A-'AiAAA^-A,///"■
///:,-/'
*
-
of
have
:
First
Common
firm
$42,609,000
the
with
for
the
$948,000
nine
same
first
in
month
of
i
nine
months
?•>:,%
,
this
of
or
1961.
in
chase
A A:'
//.
to
larly
successful
the
in
introductions- of
new
product
Inc.
$.52
•/;///,/;./
<;
Elunt
.
previous
•
/". Ilikon Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
,
fiscal
'
r
The-Natick,
;v;:
a
significant net
based on record
"
year.
made
a
the
of
following securities of the
security-holdsrs: 67,633 shares
share,
per
$243,000
a
$133,00-9
a
and
warrant
stock
the
of
note
for
at. an
the pur¬
company
to
at
an
the
said
exercise
&
Jackson
^
&/-Simmons
196,
Co.
4,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
Watlir.g,
Bell
and
Monroe
Co._
4,500
2,500
2.5C0
Inc,
Hutchinson
McMaster
Co.,
4,500
2,500
Co
&
947.
Lerchen &
Farrell, Inc
&
-Citizens Securities Co._—
Harley, Haydon & Co.,
2 509
1,500
1.500
Ver Meulen & Co
<
Best & Co
McKee & Jaeckels Inc„__
—4,500
p.
4.500
Bingham, Sheldon & Co._
4,500
4,503
,
—V.
V
Braun,
i
rin
the
of
Reinholdt & Gardner—4,500
•
Corp.
81
stock
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
7,000
'
common
warrant.
—7,000
Co.
into
note
said
Co.,..
A.
■
C.
—„
Leeds & Northrup
Mass.,
•
.
technology
space
been
has
firm
in
Korvette, Inc.—Opens New Store^—
company opened a department store on Route
in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, William Willensky, President,
Tnis is the 18th store operated
by the company located
in
the., states ox Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
-
•
./ ■
operathe
net
increase
an
share
per
its
for
amounted
to $322,000 for the three months ended Aug. 31,
with $157,000 for the same quarter last year. After
for dividends on preferred stocks, the current >-3rnthgs
equivalent' to $.36 a share based on the average number of
compared
are
784,868
announced.
f
announced
in
providing
202
.
<
-
Consolidated
1962
has
earnings
1962 ovEr 'the
ended'Aug. 31,
sidiary
.Oft Sept. 18; the
'
l
140%.
electronic.iifthtnimient
and- automatic
of 18% in ship¬
first fiscal quarter
same period of the prior year.
earnings of the company and its Canadian sub¬
manufacturer,
and
ments
/
.
Co.—Earnings 140%—
This^mdjor*'Philadelphia1
controls
a
shares
share
exceeded
outstanding
the
on
This
year.
the
of
those
fourth
the
during
number
average
is
the
compared with S.15
outstanding last
in which earnings
year
774,280
of
consecutive
shares
quarter
previous year.
New orders during (he first quarter amounted
Thd two selling levels In the- 155,000 square foot store are conto $10,326,000 as
compared with $10,988,000 received in the same quarter last year.
to / nected by escalators and the shopping center provides free park-'
Consolidated net shipments for
the current quarter amounted to
:/ ing for thousands of cars.
The store is fully air-conditioned, at- f ;
operate proiitably axter sucn
time. AA'A-A" •;
t.
tractively. decorated and offers-large assortments of quality mer-V $10,583,000 compared with $8,963,000 for the previous year, 'an
Mr.. Bonis said that
"Ilikon has been operating in the black
increase of
about 18%. The backlog of open orders at Aug. 31,
.chandise
frjc seventy-five, /(75)/' departments /Including .4'ashioh1
since the start of the present fiscal year but this trend toward
1*62
was
$10,519,000
with
$11,134,000
a
compared
year
ago.:—
apparel for: the/entire family, a wide variety of merchandise for :
first
tion
for less
only
,
have
conditions
,
.
(E.J.)
profit • in the first
quarter that ended Aug. 31,
sales of more to an
$145,000.
According
to
L.
J.
Bonis,
President,
there is every
reason
to believe that this trend will continue, throughout the
realized
corporation
entire
319,656 shs.
below
and
-
f P- 8.
,
375,000 shs.
named
underwriters
Co.
Inc,
'
The
$750,090 / ',/
53,324
255,030 ;
/
-
the
common
to/ convert
to
Turben
Ov<o
.
.
$750,000
terms
the
selling
of
paid
Michigan
Merrill,
"
/
the
of
the
be
Baird
Ellis
of
Marshall
programs with helping !
earnings were '$2.52 for 1962 compared with $2.47 for :'/;to increase earnings.
' c
-'
*
year. * .The
1962 figure is based on an average of
/' Stockholders were also informed of
the formation of a French
shares-outstanding during the year; the 1961 figure is
company, .Koehfing-Brissonneau S. A.,
owned jointly by Koehrlng .
based
on
4,862,738 shares.
To make comparison valid, Mr. Wil¬
'and the Frtench . manufacturing firm Brlssouneau' et Lbtz1. 'The re- t
liams pointed outrithe per/ shfare^earnings are adjusted to reflect a
port stated:
."Through the new company, Koehrlng '-improves -its
5-Cvt stock idivldendji.'A
htfeirg^r with''1 Harbor; Plywood Corp.; oahd
(in: thfel case> Of the'1962 figure) shares issued'in the Fuller merger //: position to<aelj its products in the rapidly-expanding Common-/Market of Europe, as well as in other related
export markets."—V. 196,
for the four months-following the -merger.—V< 195, p.. 2702.
>
Per share
the
to
$10,125
shares
Webber,
First
reduction
overiiead
Green
Outstanding;
"•/////'//
'■ 1 ;
/
•
.
.
purchase
price
Curtis
&
to
and
'
underwriters
to
at
to
and
W.
Paine,
5,000,842
...
cost
will
Milwaukee
plastics
consolidation
C.
A.
Loewi
.
•
6%
—____—19,138
Allyn & Co.—7,000 "
& Co._____
1,
7.00J
.
Net'
construction
continue
12,000
agree
Robert
molding field, and to a slightly higher level/
activity.
Mr. Steelman- stated that "management
emphasize new product development to better utilize
the company's facilities and provide for sound growth." He credited
of
will
of
c20
at
at
of
$121,500, of which $5.9534
selling security-holder and $41/8
per share to the company.
The purchase agreement provides that
if any of said -securities are purchased by the underwriters, all
securities tendered thereunder must be so purchased.
The under¬
particu-'
models,
located
.-V'--AAaA:,
SEPT.' 25. 1962
OF-
par)
from
stock
purchase
share
per
were "
year
fund
subject
severalty
common
writers
earnings
($6%
agreement
aggregate
r
period
AS
u/
commitment-,
company
company.-r-V.
compares
for
located
are
plants
Authorized '
sinking,
stock
purchase
company, has reported net earnings of
common share
for the nine-month period
per
This
offices
with
Hortonville, Wis.
UNDERWRITERS—The
company,
share
and
Wis.,
,
been- appointed registrar
196, p. 952.
has
City,
the
Bay,
Conditional sale' contracts-_„„/-_i_
53,324
Subordinated promissory note—255,000
g
.
Green
i.._
aggregate
*"'
-
mortgage
bonds
$1,700,0004
;
Broadway,
executive
'
Amount
1
%;'■:/
principal
CAPITALIZATION
severalty
terms*.* of
.:/ V./
.:
■
.
919,421 sh^.
named. below
1
laws1 of
business
a
-:-:/'/
•
.
Fort Atkinson
Bay,
4,952 shs.
77
the
of
formerly known as Wm. Larsen Canning
subsidiary, Fox. Valley Canning Co.,
was
,.//// v%/7' ::/-i./
company's
North
shs.;
under
successor
is
States.
The
Interim' report - to 'stockholders, Koehrlng, chairman, And
president Julien R.* Steelman attributed the company's increased
p.ant
<
52,500
-
the
engaged in the. business of processing and mar¬
quality canned and frozen vegetables and Is the
producer
ot
banned
mixed
vegetable
products/ ln« the
United
•
is
and
premium
leading
/
-
incorporated
was
1925
and
,
In' ah
sales
;
months
York
of
Wis.,
$1.28
31.
reported. ,.//
r
Bunt's 1962 results, which include W1 P. Fuller & Co. for four
following the merger of the two firms last March, show
net
earnings of $13,663,000 from sales of $372,000,000 Compared
with 1961 earnings of $13,083,000 from sales of $324,000,000;' Hunt
sales
alone, excluding $26,000,000 in Fuller sales, were up more
than 7% over the previous year, Mr. Williams said.
pf
Aug.
common
•sales
.."/ *
.
,
New
Milwaukee,
$2,038,000
company's
later tnis
statement
.
\
stock
common
encting
/s par
Wihiams
M.
442,703
-
.
1890's
1955.
company
keting
Koehring Co.—Nine Months' Report—
•
month.
^
.This
per
'
Executive
The
..
the
in
,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith'I.ic.
I,700;0j0
Bacon, Whipple &'^ 500,0JO
Eall, BUrge & KratiS—:
500,000
Shelby Cullom Davis & 'Co;.—
•.
500,000
196, p. 849.,
Irving Trtist Co.,
*.
.
levels
.
—
Kapner, Inc.—Appointment-^-/
-
record
t.
..
2,390,000
,
in
wholly-owned
A
acquired
3,000
—•
Hunt Foods & Industries, Inc.—Record Sales, Earns.
New
*
-
Mullaney, Wells & Co._j.
3,000
Win. H. Tegtmeyer & Co. \ 3,000
5,000
in
Co.
purchase^from
1656..
p.
founded
-
4,900,000
••
•
''AAA.
,*
*
'
'
Salomon. Brothers ;& Hutzler__'_-'
5,000
&
-w
...
te
purchasers
company
Wisconsin
7,003,000 v
'
-
of
4 900,000
>
-
•
BUSINESS—The
the State
Merrill
5,000
Meyerhoff
;
'
•
The
the underwriter and 67,638
by stockholders.
-
2,500;004
purchase
';;
/•.
:
___
Freehling,
5,000
William
.
McDowell
-■
/
Blosser -&
Straus;
-
Becker
G.
A.
.-
•.*.
-
$7,300,003
-
the company, .subject. to; tiie
contract, the principal amounts of the new bonds set
/forth below opposite their respective names.
Under the purcnase
contract, the "purchasers are obligated'to purchase all of the new
bonds If any are purchased.
tne
5,000
5,000
-
'
Dean
<egreed
5,000
Miller
1975„2-
.
Podesta
Cruttenden,
//
*• /■.
Outstanding
-Authorized
1
•
1,
4% V*>series
PURCHASERS
Shares
-
;
.
Oct.
'$lv76,.series1.2—
Common stock *($15 parj___r—l,100,0u0 shs.
the:
>•
: "
-
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
39,000
Jackson
& Curtis_—
"" '•
'
•
of
.«
Bonds:
series, due
..
number-of
the
Larsen Co.—Common Offered—Pursuant to a
Sept.
25, 1962 prospectus, Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc., Mil¬
waukee, Wis., and associates, offered publicly, 103,638
shares of this firm's outstanding common stock at
$11,125 per share.. Of the total, 36,000 were sold .by
a,.d
souinern
.
stock¬
stock
common
purchase
in
gas
T'Va"Ay:
-
-have- made
selling
natural
obligations.
5%due••
♦Serially. (
Cumulative preferred r stock (total
authorized, all series, ($30 par) p; 157,452 shs.
'j'
below
named
we
anticipate adding several more to provide sales contact in
all the key areas in the pertinent electronic and electrical markets."
and
purchasing
'.Installment^
Outstanding
390,900shs.-
•
and
generating,
//;/')-:/
v
_Oct. 1, 19.75—1_:
.
severally^ from. the
v.--.' Shares
-
Weeks./—
Webber,
Paine,
:
1962
I,000v000 sh8.
underwriters
to- purchase
opposite
/•
;
Ave.,
Authorized
.
eacn
set
i,
of
eerier due .Se^)t.' 1, l980u-« ;
w--•—
''
37/e%- series, due Feb; 1, 1983
•
:
5%% series, due Aug. 1, 1987
•
4%%; fseries; due Sept. 1> 1992___ $4,900,000
4% 'sinking
fund- debentures- due
...
seft.
aggregate of 150,0C0 shares
underwriter agreeing
to
an
company,-
shares
op
<$1. par)_
commitment
holders
as
,<
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
a
Chicago,
its-present name
Wabash
N.
engaged
capitalization
■:
■
137
and
/.
3%-
doctovs.
eye
majority
•
company ,of
.
Belgard-Spero,
as
business
energy
>
.
Mortgage
3V<i%
Inc.,-adopted
exclusively in filling optical prescrip¬
Shortly alter its incorporation,, it entered
retail optical
prescription business which constitutes the
of its present operations. '
*
1951.
tions
The
—
1924
Iowa,:
the
'Debt* -*/■''
by current stockholders
of the proceeds will accrue to the company.
BUSINESS
founded
'
•
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
First
sold
were
-■ "'*« ;«m ,*jv-
•
agreed "to handle Ceramaseal products. The Lapp force, plus the
agents we have retained, gives us 14 sales firms as representatives,
the-new bonds wi l.be
of presently outstanding
BU5INESS—rHeadquartered, at -Centerville, Iowa, the company "is
primarily in
distributing electrical
first
the
was
.of
-
engaged
public offering of stock in the
Chicago-based dispensing, optician and manufacturer
.and distributor of optical instruments and equipment.
•
sale
the
to the retirement-- of $4,900,000
first mortgage bonds/due 4987, / -
5% %
150,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $14 per
7
from
applied
27, 1962, Hornblower & Weeks, New York City, ahnounced that it headed a group which offered publicly
•
prices ranging from lOC-,42% for those redeemed prior to Aug.
to 100%, for those redeemed on: or after Sept. 1, 1991.;
1963
31,
,>
."/
r •vs,-.,y r.is 'j>, w
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6199
196
* l»t| 'WtomnV* «&w?t
,\
firms
than
20
its
type
of
is. considered
months-and
the
in
be
to
Oi
.one
able
hasi been
nation today that
a
brief period of
.
-
profits
began
in
previous
the
fiscal
the
when
year
company
home
and
recreation
and
1962
aiso
vitamins, toiletries and cosmetics.
/
from its several product develLast May 24, Korvette opened a store on 5th Avenue in New York Z.
product sales programs."
:City and last February 12 it opened the largest regional shopping'
"xiikon's- revolutionary
metal
blowing
process,
for - example, y:
/center in Rockland County, New York.
/
"
.
:
was
advanced in this earlier .period to the point where all further
Two s.oxes are expecvCd. 10 open on or kbout November 1 in the ;
development can be supported by one or more of the several major
/ suburbs of Baltimore and a third on or about December 1 in West ;
U. S. firms that have expressed keen interest in this unique metucd
Orange, New Jersey. Shortly after the first of the year stores will
of manufacturing aluminum containers."
(The Ilikon metal blowi.g
open
in P^ramus, New Jersey and later in Trumbull, Connecticut.' '
process will make it possible to produce seamless aluminum con¬
Tne/company recently announced tnao In 19o3 it will open three"
tainers
of any
shape, size/or thickness—all in one high-speed,
stores
in the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois and is
making plans for.
//■automatic operation.) ;//'./••// v/;' //,//;/;■■/■/ ■
.*%: ../.>///
entering the Washington, D.C. area and other areas in the Mid-west.
Mr. Bonis also cited; progress in all of the Natick firm's other
—V. .196, p. 746.
,
,,
'
proprietary
product
development
programs,
suchv as
the 'hightemperature
strain
gage,
the thermal history gage,, the' STAP
started
-
achieve
to
opment,
results
concrete
contract
research
and
This
.
sell
of self-lubricating mate-
-
....
„
This
-
_
sales
Chicago,
and
Indian Head
Mills, Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
Sales
and
Profit
operating
before
3,829,000
lished
2,616,000
Non-recurring
income
Profit before-Fed. and foreign Income taxes
Federal and
foreign income taxes^_^_-.L._
Net profit
Preferred
stock' dividends^i.-_«_i_w-^sis--
Earnings available ta common stock
Earnings per common share
—V. 196, p. 538.
1
^
"
325,000
2,390,000
—
2,276,000
$1.91
$1.98
...
;/
340,000
%
/
He
to
,' -
'*
-'«■
Department- Stores,
Interstate
.
Report—
/.
Period Ended July 31—
Sales';
Net
income
2^,
before Federal
Provision for
Net
Federal
-
"
Months'
7-
•
'
risen
257,725
Southern Utilities
7 ';
vi/./
Co.
—
Bonds
/V
,
,
was
on. these
costs
.'
Net
but repeat business is expected
to
results, v
- v
/; / r.
"
.: //
/.
company's financial position,. Mr.
Kropp^
the
on
.
over
to $741,612, and
to
firm
62,954,078. - ,
is
projecting
and
also
a
predicted
v
for
:
Cash" position'has
working capital has increased
Krylon's
'
,
v
from
/
'/
—
City, announced that they were joint managers of a
group that offered
publicly an issue of $4,900,000
Iowa
Southern
Utilities
first
bonds, 4%%
to yield 4.35%
mortgage
series
due Sept. 1, 1992, at 100.416%
maturity.
The group was awarded the issue at
competitive sale Sept. 25 on a bid of 99.417% for the
•
to
4%%
coupon.
,
Lapp Insulator Co.—Acquisition—
Commenting
the
-on
purchase,- Mr.
Other bids for the bonds
4%s
as
came
result
from Shields
of
Co., 99.304; Halsey, Stuart & Co., 99.16, and A. G.
Becker & Co., 99.1599.
A bid of 99.89. for a 4^%
submitted
was
REDEMPTION
option
of the
105.80%
those
for
company
those
redeemed
by White, Weld & Co
FEATURES—The
on
at
regular
redeemed
or
after
prior
Sept.
bonds
are
redemption
to
1,
Aug.
1991;
redeemable
prices
31, .1963
and
at
.
ranging
to .100%
special
enhance
J7, 77
at
the
redemp¬
Ceramaseal
will
become
maseal
our
services-tt>
customers
'
-
and
development
'•
— -.
at
/.'Referring
>■
to
the
effect
of
the
purchase
on
'
,
of
the
firms
acting
as
sales
Offered
Common
—
Via
of
•''
new
,
-
*
for
Lapp
have
Lodi,
Avenue.
Lesser
Co.,
&
,
N.
J.
The
predecessor
IncM which was in business
430
Hegeman
Avenue,
Brooklyn.
cleaning
by
business rf
truck parts
to
three
reds.
the
the
nine
including
parts
1962, issue of Motor Age Magazine
vehicles registered in 1961 were
January,
of
and
repairs
and
will
motor
years
'These
old.
cars
will
be
in need of
replacement parts.
Substantial numbers of
from rebuilt parts since they are consid¬
be
The rebuilding business is still
for the -major manu¬
supply rebuilt parts, do
consuming public and local service and repair stations.
erably less expensive than new units.
in
its
infancy
facturers
the
and
many
lar<?e
end
CAPITALIZATION
;
.
mail
authorized
dealers
order .companies
GIVING
TO
EFFECT
.
stock
Common
—V.
196,
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
.
...
Cera¬
-
Glen
to M. C.
under the laws of Ihe
the successor to M. C.
Lesser which
Meyer C.
and located at 195 Hinsdale Street Brook¬
The company's place of business and executive oflice is
replacement
p.
lc)_
(par
112.
;
V
;
.
;
'
1,000,000 shs.
Outstanding
118,000 shs.
;
*
(Louis)
*
Lesser Enterprises, Inc.—Class A Common
Offered—On Sept. 25, 1962,
the Ceramaseal sales
representatives
company.
estimated at $243,600, will be used
of loans and other corporate
Dell
99
at
(36,190,000)
major
organization, Mr. Sawin -stated, "Ceramaseal.has expanded its sales,arm
to give closer contact with customers throughout the country
Most
parens
through 1952
connecting
between
,
products1."
—
-
from V
for
that
Corp.
York on Sept. 22, 1954.
It is
sirgle nroprietorship owned by
a
Y.
57.2%
bushings- through use of porcelain bodies supplied by
Lapp. '/ We also - feel- thatJ the support of extensive ceramic and
electrical-engineering-and laboratory facilities at the Lapp plant will
&
coupon
is
the
•
According
Ost
said,
"An
important
an
integrated manufacturer
porcelain
of
dismantling them.
The company does
■not build ncr sell rebuilt parts but deals only with other companies
who purchase the salvage materials
for rebuilding.
The principal
parts which
the crmpany processes and
supplies to such parts
rebuilders are engines, transmissions, generator, starter, carburetors,
frel pumps, water pumps, crar.k shafts, brake shoes, mast cylinders,
voltage regulators, clutch discs, pressure plates, armatures, drives
cations.
'
officers
comnany.
rebuilders
'
//.Lapp Insulator of be Roy, N. Y., has recently purchased Cerama- '
seal, Inc., concluding negotiations begun early this year. Purchase
of the il-year eld firm was consummated between Lapp and Herbert
A. Omley- founder ana former president and owner of Ceramaseal.
.As a wholly-owned-subsidiary of Lapp, Ceramaseal will continuemanufacture- of
high-alumina -ceramic
and
porcelain
terminals,' bushings, -and seals for electrical insulating and high-vacuum appli-'
,
1944
N.
and
:
of
and its predecessors have been in the
acquiring "cores" which are supplied to automobile and
annual
/ previous fiscal year. Earnings amounted to 68 cents per share for
the May 31, 1962 fiscal year.
Sales for the first quarter of the/
current fiscal year-were reported to be approximately 17%
above
sales
in the same quarter of the preceding fiscal year.—V.
194, •>
On
p! 2334. " V
"
" • • -'
1
•- •
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., New York 7/
customers.
repayment
New
Co.
The
Sept. 26, 1962, Salomon Brothers & Hutzler and Mer¬
rill
and
estab¬
-
cbnsist
proceeds,
located
:
*
/
Offered
Italian
was
management of the concern with offices
of Italian nationals but that 'he majority
the
will
the successor
was
$0.06
;
company's
firm
1962 offering circular, M. H. Meyerson &
New York City, offered publicly, 50,GOO
this firm's common stock at $0 per share.,
located
was
*
report for the fiscal year ending May 31, 1962
showed net income of $401,295 on net sales of $6,336,061 compared with net income
of $399,854
on
net sales of $6,572,833 for
the -
-73,470
.
that
'
•
BUSINESS—The companv.-was Incorporated
Lesser
/'/'•/
/
;
Automotive
the
State ,of
,-
sales program based on $15
increased earnings for fiscal
1
manufacture
to
new
8.
p.
purposes.
-«
last-year.'
7Krylon Inc.—Annual Report—'
the
,
.
/•'
u
196,
shares of
tended.
programs
the
serve
S.p.A.,
that
Italian
Sept. 14,
Co.
Inc.,
.
earnings,
$101,640
the
■
portion of the sales increase
military programs. •'•: •
pre-production
annually,
-'
a
betier
to
said
&
Lesco
and
7/ 1962.—V. 195,;-p. 2822..
-
'123,470
50,000
$0.21
'
said
—V.
lyn,
172,000
..............i.
1242...-
reporting
from
for
$9,784,864'
against
-
Italiana
president,
company
marks
the
third
foreign subs diary of
Northrup. / The other subsidiaries are Leeds & Northrup,
Canada, Ltd., and Leeds & Northrup, Limited, Birmingham, England.
equivalent to 9 cents per
stock outstanding.
Last
$581,303.'
-
-
.
substantial
commercial
profitable
more
^million
«•.,
1961'
taxes.:.429,725
income taxes.:—■:/
that
from :$2,190,954
;
$84,322,829 $66,686,898
income
/■■ '
a
new
earnings
Northrup
in Italy.
,
directors
The
Leeds
.
1962
;
196, p.
Iowa
Inc.—Six
•
-
share
—V.
-
•
income
Per
»
added
chairman,
order
stated
the
of
common
^//said/it had-greatly Improved
He
>
board
were
.
./
ago.
formerly represented in Italy by Laboratory Ing. C. Pavone.
Milan.
Stein
&
Stein,
in Milan will be composed
1
:?;//; 1
Kropp,
reported a loss of
the year >were i$13;3b$f756,
-hold./down: net
In
Lock Joint Pipe Co. this issue.—V* 196,. p. 055.
several
to
produce
International Pipe & Ceramics Corp.—New Name-7See
due
:
B.
company
sales* for
/- .j
2.6167666
2,715.000
.Net
'■""year ago/'// /
-Mr.' Kropp said
.
•1,114,000
on
the
year
*'
.
.
Raymond
-totalled $104,822 and
the 1,209,999 shares of
in
L&N was
reported a 36%;/increase
in
for the fiscal year ended July
operations
-
to
has
company
period
/'■share
1,738,003
/
;•
878,000
3,829",000
income
-
•
According
the
$67,968,000
-$11,197,000
revenues
non-recurring
31,1962.
1961
1962
Period Ended Sept. 1—:
111.,
profit, from
a
"
Leeds
products
Melviile
S.p.A.,
t
*
L&N
I.
•
super-ahoy end tne new ILKOLOY family
rials.—V. 193, p. 911.
year
a
Philadelphia manufacturer of measuring instruments and
controls, has announced the formation of an Italian
subsidiary,
.
t
$11,134,000
electronic
•
Kropp Forge Co.—Sales Up 36%—
$10,519,000 compared with
New Italian Subsidiary—
•t
'
•
was
Morris Cohon & Co., New
headed an underwriting group which
initial public offering of 500,000 class A
York
-
City,
made
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1348)
services
received
be
be
for
net
$4,265,000
expected
proceeds
general
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriting
an
underwriters
agreements have been reached between,Martin Mari¬
Slick Cjrp. for the sale of Pulverizing Machinery
New Jersey, a division of Martin Marietta, to Slick.
In a joint announcement, George M. Bunker, president of Martin
Marietta, and D. W. Rentzel, president of The Slick Corp., said
the proposal will be submitted to tneir respective Boards of Direc¬
Blvd.,
business
between
representative
the
none
terms pf
subject
the underwriting agreement, tne underwriters have agreed,
certain conditions, to use their best efforts to sell all
of class A common stock during a period of 30 days
shares
subsequent
(which
to
the
period
is
effective
referred
date
to
the
of
the
registration
statement
period"). The
underwriting period may be extended for an additional number of
days, but in no event more than 15 days. If the underwriters find
purchasers
the
writing
If
for
of
end
of
the
time
of
to
class
proceed
all
of
the
be
no
shall
underwriting
representative
A
of
terminate the under¬
later
than
10
Morris
sold
be
Cohon
Eirr
Cohon
Wilson
Mason
&
underwriters.
Co
Denault
&
60.000
Stanley
Street
&
Co.
&
Co.,
195,
Coburn
Co
H.
30,000
&
20,000
Frank
25,000
Reisman
Knowlton &
ding, McBean & Co.
Co.—Merger Completed—
Los
Angeles,
was
its preferred and common
of
Pipe &
Jr., formerly president of Lock Joint.
Chief
executive
J.
Plans
quarters
Pro
shares
offices
are
facility
forma
of
underway
at
for
the
Parsippany,
N.
statement
for
income
Ceramics
International
Pipe
after
and
Pipe &
construction
corrugated
and
metal * pipe
industrial
dinnerware and
technical
of
head¬
new
a
the
six
months
ended
June
30,
taxes were $6,640,-
for
a"
concrete,
clay, plas¬
wide-range of governmental,
Non-pipe products include
ceramics, Franciscan fine
requirements.
and
structural
196,
the^aerospace, electronic and
r '
855.
p.
Electronics &
Co.
pointed out that this would be the second acquisi¬
tion for Slick.
Its Illinois Shade Division, acquired July L I960,
makes Slick rank as one of the largest window shade manufac¬
Rentzel
in
turers
the
division
the
country.
had
1S62,
the six months ended June 30,
$4,153,873.—V. 196, p. 856.
In
sales
net
of
which
from
base
Paint
Carter
Noting
operations in fields other than paint,
plan to
we
considering"
"actively
is
franchise chain
its
other fields."
enter
'
company's policy of growth through
generate cash for further expansion, Mr.
that
helped
the
Mary Carter has $2,500,000 in cash and no debt.
"We plan to put this money and our franchising experience to
work in other fields through our franchising sales and field service
forces in 40 states, backed by a seasoned marketing and advertis¬
ing team," he said.
"Mary Carter has expanded its chain of retail paint stores 25%
to more than 850 so far this year," Mr. Davis said.—V. 196, p. 856.-
Massey-Ferguson Ltd.—Sales Up 15%—
Massey-Ferguson's world-wide net sales for the first nine months
the 1962 fiscal year rose 15%
to a record $418,000,000 com¬
$362,000,000 for the same period last year.
Net
income
was
$11,307,000,
equal to 83 cents per common
share, as compared to $7,743,000 or 55 cents per share for the
comparable 1961 period. -•
:: 7..%
v >v-Profit before income taxes was $21,013,000, an increase of $5,367,000 over last year. Cost of
goods sold was 78.6% of sales com¬
pared
with
■
pared with 78.9% in 1961.
vJn the quarterly report to shareholders for the fiscal period
ended July 31,
A. A. Thornbrough, President, noted that sales
for the nine months were up in five of Massey-Ferguson's six major
world; markets. Operations in France continue to be;;unprofitable,
North
Sales;
American
sales
for
the
increased.. 12%
period
to
C.
for
earnings
highs,
with
Sales
the
of
a
$5,279,881,
income
or
was
that
This
the
on
growth
be
with
represents
completed
day
vclume
is
for
and
1,
two
provide
for
important
100%
a
a
year
will
record
continue.
last
over
year's
in
as of Aug. 31,
1962 rose to
increase over a backlog of $2,-
and the outlook in this market is favorable. In Europe,
were $194,000,000, an increase of 15%, Mr. Thornbrough said.
Massey-Ferguson is the world's largest manufacturer of tractors,
combines and diesel engines.—V.
196, p. 8.
the
annual
1962,
It
reasons.
an
for
area
will
enable
additional
share.
to
us
which
additional
research
handle
will
floor
added
facilities.
systems
and
vehicles.
space
Over
98%
of
its
military, particularly to the Air Force.—V. 194,
for
sales
to
the
2552.
p.
See Cascade Natural
Gas
Corp., this issue.—V. 195,
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
used
to repay
term
penditures for plant
bearing notes.
common
frcm
bank
sale
to
the
of
finance
to
and
debentures
fied estate.—V.
pay
capital ex¬
in full non-interest
;
•
BUSINESS—Maust Coal & Coke, of 530 Fifth Avenue, New York
mines, processes and markets bituminous coal from its prop¬
City,
located
in
West
principal
customers
In
years
recent
and
electric
are
considerable
CAPITALIZATION
p. 2597.
Virginia
Pennsylvania.
utilities
and
The
company's
companies, and
steel
tonnage has been
shipped for export.
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Magnum Fund Ltd.—Annual
Report—
This
international
its
nr°«i
annual
report
for
fund
its
with
fiscal
expenses
realized
and
liquidation
upon
in
Tornntn
and
June
and
sale
30
1962
$2 29
of
reore-
investments
s?%C<TT1PQra^ir flvfure f*r *£?
dividend
income
profits^realized
fiscal year ended June 30- 1961
whlch and cents represented interest
60
expenses
less
upon
taxes
liquidation
and
sale
and
of
$1 56
was
and
renresentpd
others at cost and after
™
X.
fP<Vr
on March 30,
Pt
30, 19M--V
deducting the dividend
1962, was $9,204,528 U
pa „P4r Share "S c°mP«ed wi">
M0
Class
30,
on
of
B
stock
convertible preferred
privately through Robert Fulton
Maine Co., New York City.—V. 194, p. 532.
mercial
financing company, in remarks made before the New York
of Security Analysts on Sept. 21.
foresees
earnings of $700,000 in
1962, a 15%
ever
the $606,000 earned last year.
Profits for the first six
Society
Yankauer
Mr
rise
of
1962,
vM?ePnH^PaTny haolr®c°rd
ended
June
30,
1962,
principal amounts of debentures set forth opposite their
names below, all the debentures offered hereby, and (2)
purchase severally from the selling stockholder in the
respective
numbers
spective
shares
of
names
international
temporary help
t0
previous
Total
sales
for
the
income
firm,
which
includes
29.9%
increase.
an
sales
all
oi
from
bv
J" Mexic0 and
^ThF rnn»^2oCfe-S Wer*e
The consolidation of
for
high
of
several
of
"Tn
In
April
the
1962
™
we
f0n
f E"r°P3an
formulated
plans
our
separate
offices
the
opening
of
50
k
of
the
world's
Ellis
&
Clarke
5 500
~
& Co
Co.
Hutton
&
4*000
~~~ ~
.
in
York
Ohio
6,000
~~
10 000
I~IH~
4*000
5*500
Chas.
W.
Corp
~III~
Inc
Scranton
&
Co
~
Inc.
Stcne
Webster
&
Securities
Corp
Townsend, Dabney <fe .Tyson
C. E.
Unterberg, Towbin Co
Wertheim
&
6 000
------
Gardner
Stephens,
500,000
White,
—V.
196,
Weld
p..
1047.
&
^
~'50q
7*000
4*000
6,000
10 000
<5*500
5^500
,
Co—
500,000
10,000
500,000
10,000
J. C. Wheat & Co.
largest sales, marketing and
first
the
during
compared to $41,000,000 in those months; in 1961."
Pointing out the increase
made in
company's commercial
fi¬
nancing business, established in 1956,
Mr.
Yankauer said
that
"In 1956, of a total of $19,030,000 which was in use at the end
of
the year,
only $250,000 was invested in commercial finance.
June
30,
1962, the total number of dollars which
we
were
employing had increased to over $43,000,000, of which $25,000,000
was invested in factoring and $18,003,000 in commercial finance.
Explaining the company's source of funds, Mr. Yankauer said:,
By
"When
the
company
$1,500,000.
the
By
in
organized
was
1932,
1919,
capital
its
was
the
Great
Depression
of 1929-1932,
losses, but our capital remained intact.
after
substantial
1957, our total capital and surplus exceeded $5,Mill' Factors was founded it has made a profit
single year with the exception of 1932, and we have
cash dividends uninterruptedly since .1925."—V. 196, p. 579r
of
Since
end
000,000.
in
In
suffered
had
we
every
paid
'
*-
1
196,
to
4
act
* *
-
h
ifrew
Chemical Bank
company
^
*
),
l
■
Co.—Appoinbrte^WYork
sole
as
Co.
Trust
transfer
-
">has t)'een appointed by" the
for
agent
its
common
stock.—V.
1146.
p.
National Airlines, Inc.—All-Jet
—Refinancing Program—
National
Airlines
will
"all
become
NAL
president L. B. Maytag,
Security Analysts on Sept. 19.
This
will
nation
make
offer
to
National
jet-powered"
the New
''
first
domestic
said,
planes.
Excented
will
•
by Jan. 1, 1963,
York Society of
trunk
jet-powered service exclusively.
Maytag
Announced
v
told
Jr.,
the
Goal
in
the
NAL fleet,
Mr.
carrier
The
be
composed of pure jet aircraft and prop-jet
will be the South ^American interchange service
operated by National in conjunction with Panagra, he said;
He reminded the security analysts he had announced an all-jet
goal when he became president of the airline in April, and could
them
tell
now
National's
July and
the
realized.
it will be
that
profits
August,
for
the
he said,
first
months
two
of
highest of
the
were
the
current
year,
two months in
any
airline's
history.
operating profits
reported.
Net
two
income
months
$2,724,000, he
coming all
July
for
before
after
in
Net
Federal
he
profits
income
for
taxes
operation
jet-powered
he advanced in predicting
increase
deferred
$6,035,000,
were
$5,674,000.
was
for
announced.
The
reasons
August
and
taxes
providing
and
revenue
profits
in
was
one
of the major
that National will show a further
the current year, over the year
ending June 30, 1962, when the company netted $4,270,000.
Mr.
Maytag said that National expects to reach three billion seat
miles
in
$100
its
The
for the current fiscal year, and to surpass
operating revenues,
refinancing program, ' effective Aug. 14, and
operations
million
in
airline's
therefore
not
National
reflected
total
a
It
new
of
and
dividends
million
convertible
of
that
from
statements,
to
retire
makes available to
the company's bank
all
purchase
obligations,
Mr.
Maytag
all National debt financing except the
outstanding
covers
noted
financial
in
$51
equipment
subordinated
the
under
70%
debentures.
agreement, NAL can consider cash
earnings subsequent to June 30, 1962,
856.
4;-.
new
net
of
plus $500,000.—V. 196, p.
(J. C.) Penney Co.—Net Up 15.7%; Sales 12.8%—
The
first
first
ing
has reported
company
six
Sales
months
for
the
of
the
six
a
increase
15.7%
fiscal
current
months
ended
in
earnings for
the
year.
July
31
greatest
were
for
any
half
in the department store chain's 60-year history, amount¬
$715:539,969, against $634,123,957 for the same 1961 period.
an
increase of $81,416,012,
or
12.8%v
earnings for the six months totaled $20,911,833 after Federal
to
This
represents
Net
income
the
taxes
six
of
$21,940,000.
months
income
taxes
ended
of
July
$19,960,030,
This compares with net earnings for
31, 1961 of $18,101,570 after Federal"
an
increase
in
earnings
of $2,837,263,
15.7%.
or
"
These
each
Net
of
net
share
a
The
1962
for
on
the
the
figures
subsidiary General
At
the
second
year
to
higher
months
issued
a
quarter
of
of
the
the
84
July
ended
shares
from
company
1962
after
iiscal
taxes
$10,455,807
earnings
last
31
year
were
were
in
a
based
disclosed
year
the
year
on
that
were
quarter
earnings
for
the
slightly over a
ended July 31 rose
up
ago.
sales
of $381,723,410
in
the
up
second
April
30
three
company
The first such report was issued for
this year.—V. 196, p. 748.
quarterly report.
ended
73
then outstanding.
from $342,280,943 a year ago.
report
of
earnings and
sales
for the
fiscal
1962
marks the second
time the
quarter,
Penney s
24,695,856
to.
operations of Penney's Milwaukee-based
Merchandise Company.
'
Earnings
$10,720,537
The
common
months
six
cents a share on
stock outstanding on July 31.
equivalent
include
time,
same
quarter
ago.
July 31
were
24,923,601 shares of
earnings
cents
earnings
has
the
6,000
1
&
Reynolds & Co.,
7,000
500,000
Co.
Reinholdt
Hanseatic
6 000
7*000
Inc
A.
Leavens, Inc
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Inc
New
4^000
"during
that
000,000,
5,500
Sherrerd
& Co., Inc
& Co._____
F.
75 500
5,500
~
Simmons
&
W.
Com. Stk.
s'soo
4'ooo
James
additional
*
I
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc
be attributable to the European offices"
Past year." he added, "the merger of our MerHXI«g ®ervices ^vision with our Salespower, Inc., division
resulted m the
organization."
$3,000 000
gathering
high of $48,000,000,
making a total of $150,000,000
of
the first half of 1962.
expect,"
he
said,
"that
total
1962
volume will exceed
$300,000,000.
Our volume
in
July and August, 1962, was $53,-
7'ooo
E.
years- We anticipate that in
?I •? ?rL, aPProximateIy • 10% of our total sales
creation
Securities & Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Hemphill, Noyes
-
,
promotion
Union
7 000
John
.P,u,rng
sales
offered
Shares of
& Co
Butcher
(?3Ur?£e Jll?pn the next.f0Ur
Inf.,mf I'm
re¬
Number of
Co
&
Blunt
in Europe, 10 in
divisional
their
stock
Eateman, Eichler & Co
a net increase of 21 new offices."
operation, President Winter said,
for
common
Baker, Weeks & Co
Larret, Fitch, North & Co. Inc
both
$48
one in Japan. During that fiscal period
opened ln 38 new cities in the United States.
ToiSlnfln however, resulted in
Dillcn,
C. Allyn
Bache
the
franchisees
figures
time
°f T'0, includinS 19 offices
of
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
released
June
fSJad?
shares
opposite
Debentures
asAoCf °Juneg-n0 ™SP°i5? total number of Manpower Inc offices
pre?ident- Elmer L- Winter, Milwaukee,
30, 1962, the
as
the
forth
»»
$25'397'914' up from *20.860,095 for the
fi^nmnSerepresenting a offices, reached
a
branch
655,010,
all
set
Amount of
a common share,
a J6" ago. Corporate revenue
and
below,
stock
Principal
f'023'489 °r
office
Tear
Hscal
figures
common
the
"We
hereby:
firm
,3„ a share
sales
branch
to
of
S.,
net earnin6s and sales for the fiscal
according
1,145,000 shs.
told
our
new
a
volume
respective
Eastman
year
605,003 shs.
2,095,000 shs.
,
respective
A.
also
factoring volume reached an all time high for
six month period, of $102,000,000. Finance volume also reached
any
He
2,700,000 shs.
stock
$334,000, said, the company president.
were
year
Yankauer
Mr.
half
$10,283,000
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have severally
on
the terms and conditions set forth in the
underwriting
agreement between the company,
the selling stockholder and the
underwriters, (1) to purchase severally from the company in the
Manpower, Inc.—Record Sales, Net—
Corp.—Earnings Forecast—
The current year is expected to mark the most successful and
profitable year in the history of this firm, according to Walter D.
Yankauer, president of the 51-year-old major factoring and com¬
noted.
$5,000,000
Sold Pri¬
and 1,000 shares of its $100 par
1 190 807
_—
common
Outstanding
$5,000,000
1051.
p.
stock had been sold
agreed,
to
investments.
19626 valuing martini,?116 415-?.l2 shares outstanding at June
thfl?'
secuntles at market prices prevailing
pmHvPi
sinking fund debs., due 1977_
long-term debt__;
Other
Common
ended
taxes
Authorized
,
51/4%
office
year of $1,246,289'U S
represented income from
o
profits
head
year
a consolldated net profit for the
£er-interest °.f whlch 71 cents
sfhare; less
and
n
rUviripnrt'e
dividends
sented
investment
196,
vately—On Sept. 26, 1962, it was reported that $300,000 of this firm's senior subordinated notes due 1972,
indebtedness
issued
to list
not
intention
Middle Atlantic Credit Corp.—Securities
be
will
additional
Ex¬
(&"Sihith, ItkLji wefe the■'r>'*y
The stock was sold for the account of an unidenti¬
was
the
loans
and equipment
the
by
Maytag Co.—Secondary Oversubscribed—On Sept.
24, 1962, it was reported that a secondary offering of
230,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $26.50
per share was oversubscribed; Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
the
to the company.
accrue
announced
was
policy
Exchange of their
189, p. 2677.
has
the
Net
None of the proceeds from the sale of the
stock will
erties
Magna Pipeline Co. Ltd.-—Proposed Asset
Sale
h
principal amount.
This
aircraft
are
to the
it
,
recent
informed the
present time.—V.
gation
at
At the option of the company, the debentures
redeemable at prices ranging from 105lk%
are
advance
introduction
missiles
Sept. 27, 1962, Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., New York City, headed, an underwriting group
which offered publicly, $5,000,000 of this firm's 5%%
sinking fund debentures, due Oct. 1, 1977, priced at
100% and accrued interest to yield approximately
5.25%.
250,000 shares of common stock were also
to enlarge its facil¬
addition,
30%
development of present systems and for
of
new
products,
particularly in the fields of
Counter-measures, Audio Warning Systems and Electronic Program¬
mers for space and satellite
applications."
Lundy Electronic is listed on the American Stock
Exchange.
Its
principal
business
is
the
development, manufacture and sale of
electronic, electro-mechanical and hydraulic
the
Coke Corp.—Securities Offered—-On
to stockholders that
report
will give Lundy
Maust Coal &
offered for the account of J. R. Maust, Chairman of
the Board and principal stockholder, at $9.25 per
ago.
company made it necessary
20.C00 square foot wing.
The
by Oct.
space—vital
22.6%
the
new
reached
trend
Act
000,000,
and
income totaled $200,325 equivalent to 34
higher than earnings for fiscal 1961, when
$181,319, equivalent to 31 cents per ahare.
same
of
a
sales
Net
®ai*bato a'so stated
the
ities
1962
30,
upward
of
both
10.5%
,ccmPany's backlog of orders
$5,800,000.
900,000
June
this
increase
an
that
announced
ended
year
indication
$4,335,728.
share,
President,
fiscal
every
totaled
sales
cents
net
Barbato,
not
$146,-
Earnings—
Robert
,■
the
of
Mosler Safes
t
1962,
28,
Sept.
adopted by the Exchange that
companies admitted to unlisted trading privileges which were
xuiiy listed on another Excnange and subject to the Securities
of 1934 become listed within a definite period, Matson Navi¬
all
said.
he
business
result
months of this
franchising
Davis said
that
of
of
a
Mill Factors
acquisitions
to ex¬
I. G.
Davis, Jr., President, told the Atlanta Society of Security Analysts.
"Making and retailing paint is essentially our business, and we
plan
to continue to
expand in paint and related do-it-youself
fields," he said. "But Mary Carter's progress has resulted in large
part from successful franchise policies, and franchising is a strong
tend
sales
Systems, Inc.—Record
close
Mary Carter Paint Co.—Proposed Acquisitions—
Mary
..
ceramics for
fields.—V.
energy
Lundy
Hirsh,
East Orange,
J.
Ceramics manufactures
refractories,''Architectural
nuclear
at
taxes, $3,305,000.
International
residential
Allan M.
is
are
1962, shows sales of $49,374,000. Earnings before
and
the New
on
1
International
Machinery
with
N. J.,
Exchange, Sept. 28.
President
$299,000.
of
Mr.
Glad¬
completed Sept. 21, 1962.
of East Orange,
Pipe Co.
of
company listed
York Stock
tic
5,000
Corp.
on
waive
is
a
manufacturer of pulverizing
machinery and grinders, granulators, dust collectors
and pneu¬
matic
conveyors.
Its customers include the prime companies in
chemical,
pharmaceutical, color
dye stuffs and pigments,
food
and food products, soap, carbon black and related industries.
corporate name is International Pipe & Ceramics Corp.
The
000
10,000
Co
Securities
requested to
Pulverizing
has
Co.,
Inc.
30,000
Joint
.
20,000
Riecke
A.
Co
Lock Joint Pipe
N.
25,000
Talbot
&
1801.
Lock
In
had
Middlebrook,
&
inc.
30.000
____
25,000
Co.
&
Inc
&
p.
Merger of
New
Hannaford
3o,0J0
&
Heller
Lieberbaum
Weil
25,000
Henderson.-
&
50,000
Co.
Schweickhart
Harbison
40,000
Co.
&
Shares
70,000
Brothers
Fairman
—V.
Co
&
Co.
&
Shares
Morris
or
after
days
transcontinental scheduled common car¬
Oct. 1, the Civil Aeronautics Board
jurisdiction or give its approval.
the six months
ended June 30, 1962 Pulverizing Machinery
net sales of $2,200,000 on which it showed a net profit before
taxes
during
will
of The Slick Corp. is Slick Airways,
resume
service
freight
been
has
to
preparing
air
rier
date.
the
closing
a
shares
the
shares
period.
the
set
to
of
before
stock
common
may
sell
none
date
the
and
fr.il
then
closing
expiration
as
shares
shall
period,
The
act
the
that
at
underwriters
delivered.
will
of
"underwriting
underwriting period, they
period
the
underwriting
the
all
the
as
week.
this
Because one of the divisions
now
the
of
to
the
tors
company,
been
Summit,
of
Co.
joined in
below have
named
The
and
etta
and
pursuant to which the underwriters
employed as agents to sell on a "best efforts all-orbasis," 500,000 shares of class A common stock.
Under the
have
of
the
underwriters
agreement
the
and
Wilshire
8730
acquire
to
capital
As
preliminary
Beverly Hills,
assets of two
partnerships, Louis Lesser Enterprises, Ltd., and Lesser Industrial
Properties, Ltd. The company presently owns, operates and man¬
ages
a
number of industrial, office and other income producing
properties in California, largely in Los Angeles, Ventura, Orange,
San
Diego, Imperial and Riverside counties. Principal objectives
of the company are: to develop and maintain a portfolio of incomeproducing properties, diversified as to type of structure and use;
and to acquire, sub-divide and develop property.
of
Lesser
organized
was
Ended—
stock of Matson Navigation was removed from un¬
trading privileges on Pacific Coast Stock Exchange at the
The
listed
change
Sell Division-
Corp.—To
Marietta
Martin
_
BUSINESS—Louis
Calif.,
new
were
company,
$3,660,590 will be used to retire
loans and other obligations. The balance will
corporate purposes.
:
:
over
the
by
outstanding
used
estimated
the
PROCEEDS—Of
to
for
1962
Monday, October 1,
.
Navigation Co.—Unlisted Trading
Ma 1 s<m
them
for
worked
•
various
Inc., also reported that 145,000 temporary employees
during the year end and that the firm performed
80,000 clients. Both figures, according to Winter,
highs.—V. 195, p. 2492.
Manpower,
at $10 a
of Louis Lesser Enterprises
shares
common
share.
.
.
5,500
Co
.
Pennsylvania Mutual Fund, Inc.—Capital Stock
fered—Pursuant to
a
Of¬
Sept. 19, 1962 prospectus, Sack-
ville-Pickard & Co. Inc., New
York City, is offering
publicly, 1,000,000 shares of this Fund's capital stock
at the initial offering price of $10.81 per share net.
on completion of a 30-day period, ending Oct. 19, the
shares will be offered at net asset value, plus a 7lh%
sales charge
For
a
30-day period, ending Oct. 19, 1962, the
shares
Number 6199
196
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
studied
that
are
designed eventually to extend PSL's operations
throughout the Southeast and Southwestern U. S.—V. 187, p. 1546.
being offered on the basis of one
of the Fund are also
exchange value of accept¬
able securities deposited with the Fund. Commencing
after the 30-day period the determination of the number of Fund shares to be issued for deposited securi¬
ties will be calculated by dividing the net exchange
share for each $10.81 of net
is
fund,
diversified
open-end
new
a
Public Service Co. of Colorado—Stk.
*
investment
The
made
The fund will invest in, or acquire
issued.
have been
which
shares
pired
of
The purpose of Pennsylvania Mutual Fund is to provide a prudent
investment program for conservative and long-term investors whose
objectives are safety of principal, dependable current in¬
growth of capital in order to maintain and protect the
primary
and
purchasing power of the dollar.
constantly provides all investors with the offer of its
shares either through cash purchase or the exchange of acceptable
securities, subject to the policies of the Fund; whereby the in¬
vestor may share in the ownership of a diversified list of bonds,
preferred stocks, and common stocks in which the fund will invest,
The
fund
either
exchange,
in an endeavor to achieve its
balanced program and objectives.
The fund provides a long-range
investment program under the continuous supervision of a manage¬
will
which
ment
of
purchase
by
The
endeavor
is
fund
to
intended
these objectives in
promote
and industrial
economic
changing
conditions.
individual
for
the light
pension
investors,
present
future income by means
or
of
as to
single consolidated
a
security continuously available; either by purchase or securities ex¬
change, in aggregates adapted to their respective and specified re¬
quirements.
Authorized*
Outstanding
($1 par)!
Capital stock
*The
1,000,000 shs. 1,000,000 shs.
—..........
stated
comupany
that
the
authorized
capital
stock
Purepac
!
family
of
health
aids,
Electric
has
acquired
of
record
Sept.
Rights
6.
it
I960
by
"We
ment
complete
line
of
<
"This
hot
does
to
however, that the formula feed
business cannot be developed into a profitable operation. We have
improved our organization structure, and, for the most part, our
feed plants are located strategically. It is our desire to move ahead
in this phase of our business with a combihation of good people to
manage the operation, efficient plants and good products.
'For the first three months of this year, it appears we have
had a healthy improvement in our feed operations over the same
period a year ago.
"The
flour
business
continues
to
be
a
very
competitive one.
We are devoting a lot of attention to
improving this area through
the reduction of costs in our plants.
"Our operations in foreign countries are contributing
to earn¬
ings, and we are hopeful of finding further opportunities overseas
beyond those that we have entered in recant years.
"In fiscal 1962, our capital expenditures for modernization and
expansion of our plants in this country amounted to $8.3 million.
In
fiscal
1963,
mean
anticipate that we will spend about $9 million.
have put into our plants in previous
years
is
Money that we
paying dividends
196, p. 432.
in
the
form
of
increased
operating
efficiencies."
—V.
losses
attendant
true
its
to
shown
by
strikes
operations
the
per
that
the
as
Rutland
and
a
are
extraordinary
picture,
and, that protective
application is granted.
con¬
.While It is true that the strikes In
.
in
and
affected
its
by
decreases
in
contended
as
Rutland's
operating months
of
traffic
de¬
1960
from
and
other
with the Operating Brotherhoods' contention
declining traffic and revenues are a result of mis¬
agree
at
.
report
in
A
.
states.
logical
a
railroad
"Rather
It
to
manner
cannot
loss in order to provide
part of their traffic
."
.
that
appears
effect
reasonably
a
for
savings
be
that approximately $500,000 in cash would be needed
by the Rutland.
It is our opinion that in
gradual attrition of traffic the Rutland has become
by the present strike that it would be
for it to resume operations.
impossible,
other
would
expanded.
Practical plant will be moved from Long Island City
Purepac plant in Elizabeth, N. J., and integrated with the
Hunt Vaporizer manufacturing division of Purepac Corp.
Since Purepac products
are
sold to
most
drug stores in the
United States, it is expected that Practical will benefit from the
business
ducted
be
carriers
opinion
operations.
"In prior
entire
oper¬
shippers with transportation
the
that it
to
to
.
"Considering the results of Its past operations and
ity
manage¬
'wherever
expected
operations
impoverished
not
the
that
it
cases
of
at
unable
not
where
much of
the
the probabil¬
traffic
diverted
of inoperatlon, we are of
substantial losses il it resumed
required
their
overall
deficit
for
carriers
to
continue
operations had
substantial
a
been
period
the
con¬
of
time
and
there was no reasonable prospect of
conducting those opera¬
at profit in the foreseeable future.
While there is a need
railroad service in the area, such railroad service and con¬
tinued operation by the Rutland is not warranted. 4
tions
.
.
The
Realty
Investors
Pursuant
to
Trust
Co.—Securities
Offered—
a
&
The
—
amended
located
MLike
benefit
of
recent
and its employees. ,
However, the report states, ". . .We do not agree with the Oper¬
ating Brotherhoods that the instant proceeding is merely a device
for breaking the strike and extricating the carrier from its
pres¬
ent labor difficulties,
Rather, it appears that management is con¬
vinced that profitable operations of the line are not possible at
present and that the future affords no basis for a different con-:
the
than
organized in
of Feb. 24, 1962,
as
1962.
The principal office of the Trust
St., Cheyenne, Wyoming.
to
offer investors
an
opportunity to
available
estate
amendment
trust
18th
normally
real
amendment
not
23,
East
real! estate
to
investment
to
the
them
in
Federal
investments
individually.
this
form
Internal
in
elusion."
a
special
by a
A
The Commission did not
afforded
is
Revenue
Code.
Rutland
Under
that
a
qualified real estate investment trust is treated
part as a conduit of income to its shareholders rather
taxable entity, Unlike conventional corporations, It is
a
line
taxed on
holders
tax
any of its income which it distributes to its share¬
dividends. The Trust intends to qualify for this special
as
the
EFFECT
TO
Authorized
.
<$I
Shares
—V.
196, p.
634.
"*
-
'
'
•
.
,
,
This
company's sales, net earnings and earnings per share for
ended June 30, 1962 were the highest in the diversified
history, it was announced in the company's annual
year
drug
firm's
report.
Consolidated
million
last
,
,
sales
This
year.
; increases.
$161,9
were
million
the
was
14th
with $151.5 >
year of sales
compared
consecutive
Junction
adjustment for returned sales and
more than $2 million before taxes.
the
million
$16.5
last
—V.
196,
sales
year;
million
from
the United States
of
to
1960-61
ehemicals
million.
$15.7
rose
in
and
plastics
with $69.9
in
124
increased
countries
to
outside
million last year.
'
of
the
abandonment
coverings
manufactured
are
past—even
required
In
at
which
filled
with
surfaces
makes
in
be
can
possible
least
dirt
chemical
a
In
moderately
the
line
does
protection
will
the
warrant
employees since
require the retention
not
the
"not
of
of
purpose
conducting
•
maximum
sized
containing
safely fused
dirtproof and
petition,
long
in
floor
six
of
feet; In
instal¬
without
the
waterproof
trace
of
seams
Luran
a
Vinylvinyl
seam.
Tetrahydrofuran,
This
Installations
wall-to-wall
any configuration.
Mr. Clement said: "We believe Vinylweld
years
widths
rooms—wall-to-wall
and
often many unsightly
water seepage.
Now, with Luran
one
and
agent
,
to be the most dramatic
covering
since the introduction of Sandran
this give us an edge over our com¬
revolutionize the industry.
We have
greatest potential in floor covering lies in
vinyl field, but the problem of unsightly
Not only does
feel also it will
ago.
we
the
believed that the
luxury permanent
and
Sales
$37.2 million from $34.5
792.
p.
compared
for
;•^
The
development, called Luran Vinylweld, overcomes a major
Industry problem: permanent (cemented to the floor) vinyl floor
12
million
entire
of
President.v
breakthrough
$70.4
an
breakthrough which will revolutionize the vinyl
covering industry and help his company Increase its sales
of permanent vinyl floor coverings by an estimated 300%
during
the
next
24
months,
was
unveiled
by
J.
Stokes
Clement,
Jr.,
combined
were
segment
by the Rutland for
operations."—V. 196, p. 684.
inventory write-downs totaling
Earnings per share were $2.90 compared with $2.86 last year.
Each
of
the
company's major segments of business provided
increased sales in
1961-62.
Proprietary drug sales rose to $75
million from $65.9 million last year; ethical and veterinary drug
sales
of
abandonment
technological
weld,
after
are
abandonment
authorizing
Sandura Co.—Unveils New Process—
A
ported
year
where
not
employees
lations
this
that
floor
earnings, after adjustment for foreign operations, were
$17,263,000 compared with $17,025,000 in 1960-61.
Earnings re¬
for
proceedings
authorized.
of
the
•
Net
is
explained
of conditions
any
"
Richardson-Merrell Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings—
the
In
railroad
report
railroad
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
conditions
Commission's
limitation
of
FINANCING
PRESENT
the
imposition
the
GIVING
not
Norwood-Malone
treatment.
CAPITALIZATION
Is
of
The
impose conditions for the protection of
affected by the abandonment, noting
policy to Impose protective em¬
employees adversely
It
ployee
most
as
other abandonment of an entire line of road, the
abandonment, if authorized, would have the effect of
the employer-employee relationship existing between the
any
proposed
severing
carrier
is a business
of Trust dated
is
designed
jointly in diversified
not
manner
for
May
Trust
participate
this
Declaration
a
on
121
at
company
Maine,
Central.
for real estate investment.
BUSINESS
report points out that service to points in the area served
the Rutland is provided by such other railroads as the Boston
Central of Vermont, Delaware & Hudson, and New York
by
Sept. 5, 1962 offering circular, the
Trust offered publicly, without underwriting, 210,700
shares of beneficial interest at $1 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $179,095, will be used
troublesome
seams
has narrowed the potential market.
With
Vinylweld, which can be used with our luxury Luran and
Imperial products, seams will be a thing of the past.
This
new
patent-applied-for Sandura exclusive will help us, our dis¬
tributors and our 12,000 retailers tap the growing permanent vinyl
field.
Based on
our
marketing studies and projections, we have
every
reason
to believe that Vinylweld
will boost sales of our
permanent
floor
covering
products,
now
accounting for
about
Luran
Plastics & Fibers, Inc.—Acquisition—4,
Royal Dutch Shell/Group—Proposed Acquisition—
"
On
Sept. 24 it was reported that the company had completed
acquisition of Cal-Metal Corp. for cash and securities "in
the
of
excess
$3
See Canadian Oil
mills
both
here
and
Sidney Horowitz,
ated
as
said
he
expects
with
Rutland Railway Corp.- -ICC
that
Cal-Metal
will
be
oper¬
personnel changes contemplated.
He
division to add substantially to total
new
this
and
have
year,
&
Fibers, Inc. will
operations.
Combined sales of the two
even
full
a
more
in
so
year's
1963
when
revenues, from,
Cal-Metal's
ceeded
$8 million,
Mr.
On
Sept.
of
firms
and
subsidiaries
noted.—V.
195
for
1961
authorization
Norwood,
The
Co.—Acquisition—
Savings Fire & Casualty, a newly formed subsidiary of
Public Savings Life Insurance Co., of Charleston, has assumed all
the
assets
and
liabilities of the Guaranty Reciprocal Exchange,
Charleston fire and casualty underwriter, it was announced
by R.
W. Pullen, Public Savings Life president.
The acquisition
of Guaranty, which has an annual income of
approximately $300,000, paves the way for future expansion by the
Public
Savings Life subsidiary
Pullen said.
1
Mr.
The
business
company,
in
force
will
into
the
fire
and
casualty
-
;
business,
,
Public Savings Fire & Casualty, a full line stock
serviced by its parent PSL's established agency
Carolina, the company president noted.
This will
South
enable substantial economies in expanding the new fire and
casualty
underwriter's business, he added.
Public Savings Life Insurance Co.—Earns. Forecast
current major expansion programs which should sub¬
stantially broaden its operating base and future income, Public
Savings Life should have earnings this calendar year at least
equal to the record $328,944, or $2.50 a share recorded in 1961,
R. W. Pullen, President, announced.
The
PSL
president
revealed
his
company's expected
earnings
while reporting
that total insurance in force of the firm is so
far
this
the
$50
year
topping year-earlier
million
"Our
mark.
levels
■
accomplishments
in
new
by
20%
and
now
exceeds
■'v
25,
and
earnings are all
the more significant in the face of the rapid
expansion now being
undertaken by the company," Mr. Pullen said.
PSL
joins
its
addition,
fire
recently licensed to sell insurance in Georgia, which
previous operations in Texas and South Carolina.
In
the company within the last few weeks formed a new
was
and
casualty underwriting firm in Charleston, S. C.
which has 240 agents throughout its operating areas, is
subsidiary of Public Savings Insurance Co., of Dallas. It special¬
PSL,
a
izes
in
full
line
industrial
of
hospitalization
life
ordinary
insurance
life
coverage.
contracts,
insurance
and
The
home
office
well
health,
as
of
PSL
as
offering
accident
is
a
and
located
in
The
Mr.
Public
plans
Pullen,
who
serves
as
President
of
both
PSL
and
its
parent
Savings Insurance of Dallas, said that further expansion
the insurance
underwriting subsidiary are now being
of
line
permitting
operated
by
abandon¬
Rutland
reasonable
the
provision
which,
1961,
line
at
and
in
and
order
the
Rutland's
length
the
of
line
between
which
over
the New
western
Vermont
strike by the Operating Brotherhoods
has been rendered since that
a
service
no
there
line
had
also because of
application
an
is
the
on
discontinued
been
since
date.
from
strike.
a
with- the
Commission
Dec.
4,
sought permission to abandon the entire
that the line had been operated
amended,
hearings
and
April,
stating
reasonable
no
prospect for profitable oper¬
held
were
in
The
the
at
Rutland
examiner's
request
and
Malone,
report
the
of
and
State
of
20%
of our
months."
N.
Y.,
in
Rutland
Railway.
.V
The report of the Commission's Division 3 in Finance Docket
No. 21870 explains that "in most proceedings seeking abandonment
of an entire line, the applicant is, at the time of the proceeding,
actively engaged in operating its line of railroad. Authorization of
abandonment by the Commission thus results in a diminution, or
complete cessation of service on the applicant's line.
"In
the
present situation the
no
service
to
abandon
cially
the
on
its
of
Since
1950
was
.
.
income,
influenced
If
is
true.
the
There
Rutland
carriers,
is
presently
authorized
is
individuals,
or
spe¬
likely to acquire important
line, and thereby bring about
the
annual
pointed
be
torn
or
will
be
San Diegro
deficits
in
from 1955 through 1958
construction of the St.
net rail¬
when
its
of
one
1959.
The
from
.
.
This
trend
continuous
decrease
in
continued
in
1960,
and
1961.
.
Rutland
the
from
coal
own
line;
to
attributed
its
losses
to
businesses
moving away
changes in business operations, such as a switch
oil; and shipper use of motor common carriers or
trucks.
"Although the Rutland's traffic and revenue have been declining
substantially, its expenses have remained relatively constant," the
report states. "And although. the number of employees decreased
company
Diego.
The
are
California in 1905.
in the Electric Building,
is
company
861 Sixth Avenue,
operating public utility engaged
generating, purchasing and selling
an
principally
in
electric
in San Diego County and in a portion of the
of Orange County, California;
and of purchasing
natural gas in the City of San Diego and other com¬
and
a
the
Gas & Electric Co.—Rights Offering to
principal offices
the
business
of
energy
in
reflect
v
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in
Its
this
states
eliminated."
share for each nine shares held of record
new
continue
deficits
24
Sept. 20, with rights to expire Oct. 10. Blyth & Co.,
Inc., New York City, is manager of an underwriting
group which will buy the unsubscribed shares.
Proceeds from the financing will be used to repay
bank loans, and expand facilities.
munities
These
traffic,"
next
is offering its common
additional
500,000 common shares at $31 per share on the basis
Rut¬
f
.
the
stockholders the right to subscribe for an
the
.
virtually
Stockholders—The
report, "with its interline traffic de¬
clining by over 11,000 carloads of approximately 20% from 1951 to
".
over
out.
"The installations can be made by inexperienced
quickly and with perfect results.
Burns or gouges can
Return calls to redo seams that have ravelled
southern
land's
300%
repaired.
Lawrence
Seaway.
by
mechanics
San
sustained
except
by
are
entire
.
."
the Rutland has
operating
income
the
.
other
bodies
corporate
the line, or
of service.
reverse
line.
however,
created
resumption
way
Rutland's
line,
volume,
and
Briefs
were
filed by
the Rutland, Railway Labor
Association,
Brotherhood
of
Locomotive
Engineers,
Vermont, City of Rutland, and Emergency Committee to
the
total
Vinylweld process works simply: it is applied with a dauber
to two contiguous Luran or Luran Imperial surfaces,
edges of the
solid vinyl sheets liquefy for an instant, then flow together, fusing
into a solid sheet. The chemical evaporates as the vinyl returns to
its
solid state. Cost
to the dealer for material for a Vinylweld
seam
Is less than a penny a running foot.
The new development, result of a twelve year research program
by Sandura, can also be used to make invisible repairs and patches
In cigaret-burned or marred vinyl surfaces.
Explained Mr. Clement, "Vinylweld gives us a strong competitive
advantage because it only works perfectly on our products."
The
wearing surface of Sandura products are solid sheets of pure
colorless vinyl.
Competitive products contain coloring throughout
the vinyl.
Application of Vinylweld to these would cause blurring
of pigments,
V/!'.!:: 'v'v
":'C
"Consumers and dealers, too, will benefit greatly," Mr. Clement
railroad.
of
current
The
recommended
Vermont
Executives'
State
a
Luran
now
1962.
omitted
were
the
future.
the
Public
March
the
runs
operations,
and
in
filed
as
all
loss
a
ation
is
Junction, N. Y.,
trackage rights.
has
west to Ogdensburgh, N. Y., on the St. Law¬
and south to Bellow Falls, Vt., and White Creek, N. Y.
railroad
their
Charleston, S. C.
of
branches
1961,
segments
business
certificate
a
miles
Malone
Previously, train service
Sept. 15 to Nov. 1, I960,
Save
Despite
sale
and
Railroad
—has been involved
Sept.
-
of
be
331
Rutland—which
River,
rence
Public Savings Fire & Casualty
issued
ICC
the
and
Y.,
n.
Central
border with
Public
the
of
Railway with the provision that the line be sold to any
buyer at a price not less than its salvage value.
Rutland's salvage
is estimated at $5,765,912. Exempted from the abandonment
ex¬
2823.
p.
21,
most
value
York
Horowitz
Approves Line Aban-
donment—
ment
stated
no
the
income
and
Plastics
abroad.
president,
division,
a
revenues
Companies, this issue.—V. 190, p. 1878.
million."
Cal-Metal
Corp. of Torrance, Calif., is a leading manufacturer
of
A.P.I,
and
irrigation steel pipe for the oil, gas and water
industries.
The company also designs,
builds and installs pipe
•
period
incur
have
we
system-wide
regain
long
would
carriage
a
to
during Its
difficult, If
for
Purepac national sales organization.—V. 196, p. 10.
us,
we
.
resume
so
...
.
1959,
the
"It appears
to
Mr.
with its ...qwn marketing and selling organization, aug¬
by the Purepacstaff;
The present policies of Practical
continued and
be
The
to
adverse market conditions and intense competition in the
agricultural and flour markets brought the total down.
"Recognizing revolutionary changes in our formula feed business,
years.
.
service
ever,
largely from geographical shifts in the production of
livestock and poultry, we have closed eight feed plants in recent
not
reacted
possible.
ate.
the
manufactures
do
the
will
in
Rutland's
management,"
Purepac,
mented
troubles,
the
unrelated
are
the
Imposed If the
further
was
Storch, "is a part of our program
to increase our importance in the drug
industry through the de¬
velopment and acquisition of
nationally
advertised
products
in
drugs, pharmaceuticals and allied lines.
Other
acquisitions
are
presently under consideration."
Practical will be an independent and wholly-owned
subsidiary of
The
resulting
income
addition to
said
past
that
contended
1961
adversely affected traffic revenue,
Brotherhoods, it is also apparent that the
in
that
the
electric
acquisition,"
the
Association
and
the
cline
vaporizers, acknowledged to be one of the finest
vaporizers of its kind on the market, and one of the oldest and
most distinguished names in the
drug industry.
"This
be
1959, the average annual wage
increased from $3,075 to $6,039."
Executives'
and
labor
should
in
.The report states that".
Chairman of Purepac.
Products
in
9
causes."
of
all
489
years
distort
expenses
ditions
ex¬
outstanding stock of
Corp. from Q-Tips, Inc., a subsidiiary
was
announced
by Adolph D. Storch,
Products
Electric
practical
Prak-t-kal
and
.
legal
of 1,242,822 shares
on
the basis of one
Corp.—Acquisition—
Chesebrough-Ponds,
is
Pillsbury Co.—Earnings Forecast—
since
share
per
held
losses
artificial
1,-
f!':!
Wyoming under
Increases in both sales and earnings for the first quarter were
predicted by Pillsbury President Paul S. Gerot at the annual
meeting of stockholders in Minneapolis. The prediction was based
on
firm figures for June and July and an estimate for August.
In a review of the highlights of last fiscal year, Mr. Gerot noted
that sales of $398 million represented an 8% gain over the previous
year, although net earnings of $7.7 million were 3%
under the
earnings for the previous year.
"As we pointed out in our annual report, most divisions made
good progress in upgrading their earnings during the year, how¬
$23.50
Rutland's
carrier
for
to
same
Labor
offering
recent
shares
Subscriptions
subscribed
Purepac, publicly owned manufacturer of proprietary drugs and
shortly
be increased to 5,000,000 shares.-—V. 195, p. 1549.
may
at
10
1950
Railway
1961,
funds,
other trusts, seeking to build up capital, as well
family and
obtain
or
its
in
common
stockholders
The remaining 24,905 shares were purchased
by a group of under¬
headed
by First Boston Corp., Blyth & Co., and Smith,
Barney & Co., New York City.—V. 196, p. 1147.
President and
come
1,142
employee for the
writers
the fund—issued by the United States Government, by
Public Authorities, and by those corporations which are designated
on
the subjoined list, subject to modification; and which represent
a wide
cross section of industrial enterprise.
However, there is no
assurance
these objectives will be achieved.
.
each
that
24.
Practical
purpose
of
98%
or
for
Sept.
the exchange of investor's securities, only what its management
deems
to be
the most promising securities—consistent
with the
by
announced
stockholders
to
share
new
has
company
217,917
company; incorporated under the laws of the State of Delaware on
Jan. 15, 1962.
It now is, and will be, in a position to offer new
shares as well
as
to redeem and repurchase, on demand, those
shares
from
The
value, determined at the value as of the time of re¬
ceipt by the custodian-depositary, by the quoted
offering price of one share of the Fund.
BUSNESS—The
(1349)
part
selling
western
San
Diego
County.
The
company
intends
to
business.
During the 12 months ended June 30, 1962, approximately 66.1%
of the gross operating revenue of the company was derived from
the sale of electricity, 33.6% from the sale of gas, and 0.2%
from
the
sale
of
steam.
During this period approximately 53.3%
of
the
total electric, 60.7%
of the total gas, and all of the steam
operating revenues, excluding miscellaneous revenues and inter¬
departmental sales, were derived from sales within the corporate
limits of the City of San Diego, which had a population on April
1,
1960 of 573,224. The California State Depaftment of Finance
10
estimated
has
of
as
I
.
/
;
GIVING
-
•»
,
debt:
EFFECT
.
„
3*/a%
Shakespeare Co.—Capital Increase Approved—Stock
Dividend— 1
1
.
."Outstanding
,
;
10,000,000
12,000,000
C
due
1978
(3%)
D
due
1982
(3V'*%)
Series
E
due
1984
('27/$%)
Series
F
due
1985
(3V«%)
*
Series
G
due
1987
(47/a%)—-
H due 1990 (4%%)
sinking fund debs, due 1984
30,uOO,OjO
15,000,000..
,
j
($20 par)
series ($20 par)-
'
..
forth below of the unsubscribed
per
share. Under certain circumstances, involving "
or more
underwriters, less than all of said shares
shares
$31
at
default
percentages
of
one
set
underwriter.
be purchased. Blyth. & Co.,. Inc. is the managing
may
labels.
other
Executive
have
•
During and after the subscription period, sales of common stock "
the underwriters may include sales to certain" dealers to whom
not exceeding 75 cents per share may be allowed and
of
which
25
cents
per
share may
be
reallowed therefrom to -
Monroe D.
the
authorized
Spaght,
President,
distribution
to
announced
shareholders
that
of
Street,
Newton
Upper Falls,
operated in Neenah, Wis. and Griffin, Ga.
hold
writers
by the company in Shell Oil Co. of Canada Ltd.
17 J/2%
about
of the equity of Shell of Canada, and
by companies of "the Roy?l Dut6h-Shell group.
be field
stock
have
numbers
of
t
the'rest'
at
the
Shell Oil Co. of Canada Ltd^
tribute
See
of
issue^V." .198,
take
to
any
to
and
be
concession
a
of
not
in
dealers.
other
Inc
Witter
Dean
Harriman
Merrill
17.50
__14.35
Co
&
The
Ripley <fe Co. Inc 4.00
of
the
Fulton, Reid & Co.,
of
p. 475.
stock
common
Lynch,
Pierce,
Smith
&
Fenner
Inc
4.00
Smith,
Barney & Co. Inc.__ 4.00
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.
Elworthy &
Lester.
Mitchum,
Jones
Shuman,
Co
&
R.
Walston
"iJ
Co.,
Co
Crowell,
of
to
the
purchased by
E.
&
Hutton
F.
Brush,
S.
I.
&
du
2.00
Co.
2.00
William
.
Collins
J.
Lawson,
&
Co._^
Fleet & Co.
1.20
Williams
Levy,
Inc
Co.
&
1.20 yj
-
Co.____
&
Walter &
.75
-
Hurry,
947.
Co.
several
to
;
nounced
Paper 6V4%
Saxon
from the
Proceeds
the
..
3951.
Net
share,
share.
per
per
as
will
underwriters
each
and
are
compared
as
y
,
1287.
In
1961
with
«
-
us."
to
;•
.
had
Oklahoma
and
neighboring areas of Texas.
The Altus
distribution center, a modern 33,000-square-foot building completed '
in
1961, will be enlarged to 60,000 square feet by construction planned in the first half of the current fiscal year.
Major food :
classifications not now handled win be added—frozen foods, health and beauty aids, perishables, and several additional grocery lines.
—V. 195, p. 1967.
Seeburg Corp.—Earnings Forecast—
Oct.
corporation
1962,
31,
record
its
expects sales
for the
to exceed $51,000 000,
1961
sales
of
a
$35,000,000,
current
-
-
fiscal
rise of more
Delbert
W.
>
year,
ending
than 45%
Coleman,
from
sales
In
1961,
that
and
sales
phonographs would approximate $20,000,000,
an
of
coin-operated
18%
increase.
company also manufactures background music systems, hearing
other
and
Mr.
than
electronic
Coleman
$1,700,000,
or
88
that
cents
a
*
manufactured
not
by
the
the
bicycles
tricycles
and
it
bicycles
are
10
manufactures
company
from
inch
foreign
the
of
a
16
a
to
inch
to
inch
16
a
company.
about
period
year
and
at
inch
20
and
business
is
inch
26
by
total
all
and
the
majority
of
its
sales
for
accounted
income
This
for
1962
includes
a
will
tax
be
introductory
fiscal
the
during the last six months of the calendar
lines
amounted
ended
year
'The
June
22%
to
30,
1962
all
of
and
company
10%
during
sales
the
of- 744
any
Berriman St., Brooklyn, - N.
Y.,
single source for any of its materials
The
company purchases
the United States and Europe.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
its
from
supplies
various
is
or
cents
share.
Mr.
share. Earnings for the corresponding nine months
$917,000, or 46 cents per share, including a tax credit
equal
Coleman
to
20
cents
per
share.
stock
from
termed
participate
At
present,
more
in this
than
four
growth
the
million
machines.
Seeburg
plans
plans
to introduce its
to
by providing the necessary equipment."
company
sells five lines of vendors coffee,
ccid drinks, bottle cold drinks, can cold
drinks and cigarettes
company Is about to begin shipment of milk
cup,
The
vending machines, and
candy and pastry machines early next year.J
Speaking of 1963, Mr. Coleman said that with the
continued grpwth ol the vending Industry, the introduction of
additional new
Seeourg products, and the completion of * new
260,000 square foot "
plant now under construction at Hartford,
Conn., which will greatly '
increase production
capacity, he anticipated further rise in volumes 1
and profits.—V. 196, p. 220.
: '
"
Parimutual betting will be permitted
196, p. 113: *
" ;-
1963.
Thomas
& Betts Is
connectors,
J.-based
leading "manufacturer of
ti
fittings
related
and
accessories.
made
Its first public offering
February, 1959 with the sale of 300,000 shares.
The
currently has approximately
3,500 shareholders in 45
company
■
June
earnings,
and
30,
1962
of
at
were
the
and net income
for
high levels.
the
company
all-time
.months
six
Sales
amounted
was
income
totaled $1,331,202
88 cents
or
a
share.—v!
common
196,
1288.
Toro Manufacturing Corp.—Record Sales; Earnings
Lilly, President/ announced at a press conference that
Due after
one
195, p.
David M.
•
earnings for the fiscal year ended July 31 were $845,520 ($3.70
share), highest ever registered by the power mower industry
Last year, Toro's net earnings were $482,962'
($2.10 per
share). Per share earnings were $3.02 in 1960 and $3.07 in 1959.
per
leader.
Sales
yr.
—.-I-
year—.
starts.
4
Outstanding
400,000 shs.
$636,981... V
110,358V f
fqr
.
i
-
$416,981
$21,934,381,
14.5%
a
by
"We've
.
come
a.
long
high- for, the
new
a
increase
recession,
a
over
bad
way
the
up
the
Minneapolis
previous
weather
and
road
the
*
1983.
-
'Mr.
Lilly
has
his
set
the
1962-63
dustry
sales
will
units.
Chicago-based boxmaker- has dequirfed its' 13th manufac¬
facility by purchasing the assets of the Leonson Corrugated
Co., Inc., St. Louis, according to an announcement by Norman
Stone, chairman and president. The new 'property, which imme¬
1.5 million
If Tore's management has its
way, the company will travel even
up the road in six years' time—the date set for Toro to
achieve annual sales of approximately $50 million.
million-—for
Stone Container Corp.—Acquisition—
had
housing
further
r
110,358
261.
in
lag
from
firm,
which
year
a
dollars in 1946, when the firm resumed
production after World War
II" Mr. Lilly told newsmen who came to preview the Toro line
.
v
750,000 shs.
were-
representing
plagued
in
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
(par $10)
H.
diately
-
.
tion
Street in
which
St. Louis' central
combines
which the containers
.
r
vending
a
growth
industry. "A greater"
variety of goods is being vended, more machines are
being located
in more places, buying from
vending machines is a growing con- sumer
habit, and the machines are replacing cafeterias
in
fac¬
tories," he said. "In 1962, $3 billion worth of
products will be
vended
t.
net
sup¬
sources
first
a
were
2,900
'
in
been
Gratiot
S399.000,
net
not
turing
Seeburg sales for the nine months ending July 31 were $37,700,Mr. Coleman stated, compared to $25,100,000 for the same"
a year ago.
Earnings for the nine months were $1,197,000,"
or
61
cents a share,
including a tax credit of $150,000, equal to ;
1961
2,100
;»V;
•
2,900
$1,615,071, which is equal, after
preferred dividends, to $1.07. a share on 1,482,147 shares of common
stock. Sales for the first six months of 1961 were
$12,798,430, and
during
000,
of
N.
to $14,404,735,
previous
period
in
in" 1895,
Both .sales
ended
year.
will become Stone's St. Louis Division, represents the firm's
expansion west of the Mississippi.
;
'-f
V '
The St. Louis firm was founded In 1934 by L. J. Leonson and
today employs about 61 people in a multi-building plant at 2000
eight
]
•
2,900
'
This
sights
on
exactly half
when he predicts
period
past
of
p.
3.5
increase
10%
to
year, the industry
units and topped the
million
1366.
a
new
;
that
figure—$25
power
record
mower
of
4.4
in¬
million
from the 1961 low
4-million-unit mark.—V. 195,
recovered
Box
amounting to eight cents a share. Earnings in 1961 werev
$1,051,000, or 54 cents a share, Including a tax credit of $460,000, ;
a
2,100
2,100
states..
'
company,
dependent upon
i
$150,000,
equal to 23 cents
2,900
racing meets.—V.
terminals,
stock
p.
fiscal;year.:/:
—V.
of
2,900
2,900
racing to be conducted in the spring, summer and fall'
expects to hold its first race meet beginning
Elizabeth,
company
purpose of stimulating business during
the months of '
February and March, the company sells -a special low r
priced introductory line of the same products. Consequently, during
this period
the company!*. gross profit margin is reduced. Such
Sundry indebtedness due within 1
more
of
the
For
The ;
credit
'2,900
2,100
_!___
V'V;,.;:-,
company
funded*
The
January,
This
net
—
are
'
share.
."
~
,
aids
2,100
2,100
Co._.
4,500
2,900
The company
electrical
.
company.
nature
3,000
Thomas & Belts Go.—Begins Trading on NYSE—
for
company
bicycles
in
seasonal
5,800
Trading in the common stock of Thomas & Betts Co. began
Sept. 27, 1962 on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol
TNB. The first transaction in. the new
listing came shortly after
the opening of trading on-the
exchange with the purchase of 100
shares of Thomas & Betts stock
by the company's president, N. J.
MacDonald.
A. total of 1,498,305 common shares are listed.
for by products no longer
During such period ap¬
sales was accounted for by the
manufactured by it. The company's,
the
&
7,200
2,100
2;100
—_
'
the middle of May,
the
•
accounted
was
sold
of
Inc.__—
Co.,
7,200
5,300
.
manufactures
Authorized
.
harness
seasons.
,
one
5,300
4,200
Corp.—:.
Burr
196,-p. 742.
and
,
such products, and in .other
cases under the trade name "Rutledge." During the year ended June
30,
1962, approximately
75.4%
of total company sales was ac-.
counted for by the sale of bicycles manufactured by it, appro.xi- mately 15.1% was accounted for by tricycles manufactured by it,
and approximately -9%. .was accounted for by the sale of foreign
imports. The remainder of V2 of 1% of total company sales during ^'
manufactured
Laird &
Miller
Space
,
firms manufacturing
proximately 59%
&
Corp.
Lane,
11,600
8,400
ing will be used to finance the purchase of real estate directly on
Route 7 at Pownal, Vermont and the construction nncl
equipping of
a'complete horse racing plant which will enable thoroughbred racing
26
a
unit
Inc
^
1947. The
sizes of bicycles and
inch unit for bicycles, *
tricycles. The imported y
sold by the company, in some instances, under the labels >
The
ranging
from
and
Common
equipment.
estimated
which are
Co.,
11,600
11,600
.
;
; v
16,000
8,400
•
—
Cleveland
&
32,640
12,000
Eownalv yt., announced the offering, in units, of
$2,816,000 of first mortgage bonds, 6% series due
Aug. .1,1982,. and 704,000 shares of capital stock. Each
unit,, consisting of $1,000 principal amount of mort-'
gage bonds and 250 shades nf capital .stock, was priced
at $1^550. The bonds and stock are transferable separatjely from date of issue. No underwriting was
involved.
'
"
* .*
"
; 1,>
:IiI&)CEEMSli-A,niaJdk' portioa of the- net proceeds from the financ¬
tricycles was commenced'by the company-
.
Chair¬
told the New York Society of Security Analysts. He said that
sales Of vending equipment will reach $25,000,000, more than double
$12,200,000
•
the inception of its business in
of
sells
company
tricycles,
'
man,
the
and moving expenses.
24,000
Taconic
Racing & Breeding Association, Inc.—
Units Offered —. On Sept. 27, 1962, the company of
company's principal busirtfes^JiS'Jt^e
and tricycles. The firm hd$ been manufacturing
sale
stockholders
^
Straus, Blosser &"McDowell
estimated at $260,500, will be used
"lightweights")
plies.
The
and
;
—V.
100,000 shares of
publicly,
of these subsidiaries, Cycle Trading Corp., sells such imports
strictly on a commission basis for other, non-affiliated manufac¬
turers, while the other subsidiary, Bicycles International, Inc., purchases and resells such imports. Such subsidiaries were organized
on
April 19, 1961, and July 28, 1961, respectively. Prior to the
such
was
annual
v
western
•
The
private label).
.
V
year
•v
One
The
the Altus Wholesale Grocery Co., 1
sales of approximately $5 million during its last '
year
of
operation by'the
former
owners.
Purchased for cash •
effective March 31, the Altus company contributed to second half
earnings, and provides Scrivner-Stevens a substantial additional
customer
group
of stores
In the expanding economy of South-
during the
Acquired
which
Johnson,
W.
—
Corp
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.
Loewi & Co. Inc..:
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
,"
the trade name "Stelber" (except for less than 1%
of its;
total manufacturing output which the company manufactures under
'
,<
•
-
From selling
8,400
&
Julien Collins
of
under
$209,145, equivalent to $1.17
earnings of $180,778, or $1.01
the annual report, A.
letter accompanying
a
reorganization
and
Inc.—
Securities
Podesta
First
Coffin
organization of these subsidiary corporations, the sale of such im¬
ports was made directly by the company. The company recently '
began' the manufacture and sale of a new line of toy automobiles,
y
were
follows:
as
Chace, Whiteside & Winslow, Inc.-
"
stock at $3.25 per share.
common
proceeds,
1958.
and
196, p.
Walker
Robert
Co.,
& Co.
The
a
and
City, offered
selling bicycles since
Dean Cutsinger,.
company President and Chief Executive Officer,
told stockholders
the Oklahoma area served by Scrivner-Stevens has entered a period
oi dynamic growth, adding 76 new payroll-producing firms in the
past year, creating 6,441 new Jobs.
;
"A young management team of experienced career food distribu¬
tion specialists has
been formed," Mr. Cutsinger said, '-'to carry
on
the
aggressive program, of expansion which
our
prominent *
position in an area of growing urbanization indicates to be open ;
,
York
and
,
company
the respective number
them
of
&
The
outJ
Sept. 21, 1962 prospectus, Lloyd Securities, Inc.,
a
.25
for
taxes
carried
been
Corp.—rCommon Offered—Pursuant.
Cycle
sale of bicycles
by the company
be used
held
Stauffer
has
company's two wholly-owned subsidiary corporations
are.in the business of selling imported bicycles of a type ("racers"
,
H.
being used
are
BUSINESS—The
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
after
earnings
automobiles
foams
and
the fiscal year ended June 30. 1962,
compared with sales erf $26,481,829 in fiscal
company
$31,818,402,
were
1977.
1,
the notes
of
sale
Scrivner-Stevens
of
and
Net
Sold Privately—
long-term obligations and bank loans.—V.
to retire
Sales
Oct.
interest,
stock
foams
this firm's
Bear,
notes due
stock
this
mattresses
manufacture
1962,
25,
E. Hutton
Allyn
Curttenden,
...
dollars
m-V
-25.
—
C.
G.
-
debentures of Urethane Industries
of
recapitalization
of
for debt reduction,
Stearns & Co., New York City, an- v
that it had negotiated the private placement of $1,500,000
Sept.
majority
acquisition
program
a
Stelber
:
_
Saxon Paper Corp.—Notes
million
&
Webster
A.
.
airplanes. The company's rigid fire 7
as insulation in buildings, refriger- ators, railroad cars, trucks and fishing boats.
They are also being
used in classified defense applications.—V. 194, p. 1206.
in
On
seven
Reid
&
W.
largest producers
produced by U. I. I. are used in the manu¬
and furniture,
as lightweight Insulation
in.
overcoats,
for
special
industrial
packaging
and
as
of
resistant
.25'
.25 »
—
C. N. White & Co.
,75
p.
Co.
&
Inc.
—V. .196,
of.
flexible
The
facture
-25
.25
Dainei Reeves & Co
Stephenson, Leydecker & Co:
Stewart, Eubanks, Meyerson
Barth
the
'
New
Stern
Morgan
1.20
Bingham,
>■
&
1.20
&
this
I.
.25
.25
.25
■::• Boettcher & Co.
1.20
Inc.
Co
&
of
one
Stone
•
.50
Wulff, Hansen & Co
2.00
1.20
Weeden
part
I.
.50
.50
Co
J.
&
a
U.
Paciiic Northwest Co
J. S. Strauss & Co._
Hammill & do—
Moseley
Shearson,
as
coats
—
is
I. 1.-are in excess of
of convertible
The
cushioning in
.
of U.
acquiring
.50
.50 '
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.__
F.
to
International.
.50
2.00
Inc
Co.,
Pont
Prior
substantial amount
Birr, Wilson & Co., Inc.——
H. M. Byllesby & Co. Inc._
Maxfield H. Friedman
Inc. 2.00
Co.,
Slocumb &
Francis
Frank, Meyer & Fox
International
Fulton,
In¬
announced.
was
'
.75
2.40
Noyes & Co
sales
.75
.75
.75
& Co
other
to
-•
company
Urethane
of
Chemical
:
Stern,
2.40
& Co
Weedon
Richards
Hill
Current
J.
Sutro & Co.
2.40
Co.__
&
Inc
Bateman, Eichler & Co
Hemphill,
N-.
2.40
&
Staats
&
Irving
share
.
i
stock
common
Stauffer
annually.
.75
Hooker & Fay, Inc.__
the
by
•
.
2.40
Co.
Agnew
William
2.40
Lundborg
Mason Brothers
Industries
.75
.75
2.40
__
&
Inc.
Templeton,
Schwabacher
Inc
Co.
&
Ryons
of
76%
growing industry. It operates
plants in Los Angeles, Calif, and Chicago, 111.- Its wholly owned
subsidiary, American Urethane, Inc., operates a plant at Franklin,
.75
—
Fairman & Co.
J. A. Hogle & Co.
4.00
2.40
Co.
California
First
Inc.
of
without the prior written consent
"
>
<
*.
->•
company
Inc.
be
names
shares
of polyurethane foams in this rapidly
.75
.75 '
.75
Miller
Davis, Skaggs & Co._—.—
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. Inc.
Evans, M'acCormack & Co.,
of
International,- Inc.
Urethane
&
,v
acquisition
dustries
* .75 j
Blair & Co. Inc
Cnutenden, Pcdesta
•
.
The
shares
From the
-
%
each.
of
period
The
Stauffer Chemical Co.—Acquisition—
,
'
i
by
per
*
v
-
25c
of
excess
'
concessions
Blvth & Co.,
sold
for all the
pay
taken.
are
except under certain circumstances, they will not,
120 days after the date of this Prospectus, make
any sale or other voluntary disposition of any presently held shares
Co.,, this issue.—V. 195, p. 2494
See'.Martin-Marietta Corp., this
if
offering price and that they may offer any balance
a price which represents a
concession of not in excess
share under the public offering price. Such dealers may
per
a
of
by
stock
common
offered
have agreed that,
Slick Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
t
of
committed
are
dealers at
60c
for
--•V
Oil
460,510 shs.
4The selling stockholders and other stockholders of the
U. S. Shell to Dis-
Holdings—v
Shell
'
severally,
public
to
of
-
j
,
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
.
underwriters hav« advised the company that they propose, to
offer all or part of the shares offered
hereby directly to .the.public
dealers.
:
par)
shares
stock
reallow
i..'
.
are
Other
An additional
The
•
Exchanges.—V. .196,
582.
($5
agreed,
underwriters
common
Application is being made to list the class A common shares of
Shell of Canada on the Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver Stock
p.
under
plant
a
Mass.-
the several under¬
subject to the terms and conditions
therein set forth .to purchase, and the
company and the, selling
stockholders have agreed, severally, to sell to them, the
respective
all
outstanding.
There are 60,582,260 shares of Shell
common
outstanding.
......
.
.
•
After. Shell's divestiture of its Canadian interests, the
public^ will
will
supplies
and
Oak
.UNDERWRITERS—In. the purchase contract,
stock
common
nationally known
bowlers'
offices
Authorized
1962,
distribution will be made Nov.
1, to holders of record Oct.
will be. at the. rate of one voting class A common share pf
Shell Oil Co. of Canada, Ltd., for. each five shares of Shell Oil Co.
s
certain conditions, to purchase
firm commitment, subject to
a
-respective
181
distributes
and
private
.CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Shares in Canadian
It.
severally, have
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below,
the
ball
and
plants are
plant is under construction in Sandusky, Ohio.
The
8.
,,
maed
To Distribute
at
Common
Sept. 25,
shares held
/
,
375,000 shs.
<300*000 shs.
series
Oil Co.
directors'
375,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
>:4r40%
series ($2© par)
»<-i;:325,000 shs.:i 325,003■sh*.'-*
5.60%
series ($20 par)
375,000 sns.
375,000 sns.
t Serial designation & dividend
:■" V
rate undetermined
($20 par).
625,000 shs.
None
^Common stock ($10 par)
6,000,000 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
5%
•,
Shell
On
r
...
>
The Ebonite Division manufactures the
bowling
Ebonite
located
Affiliate—.
stock:
preferred
On Sept'. 20,
1962, stockholders voted to increase capital stock
from .-500,000 to 1,000,000 $5 par shares to?-provide for a 100%
stock dividend to holders of record Sept. 27.
r ' "
:
Monday, October 1, 1962
,
-
15,000,000
;
,
_
.■Cumulative
~
-J
-
10,000.000
12,000,000
17,000,000
18,000,000
12,000,000
3u,0uo,uo0
v
-
17,000,000
18,000,000
12,000,000
Series
Capital stock:
Ebonite
'
$16,000,000
1970 $16,000,000
1,
Series
'4%%
industries.
the
FINANCING
"f"
;
July
due
series,
3eries
\
•
^Authorized
\
.
1
PRESENT
TO
mortgage bonds:
tlnst
.
Diego
of 616,500 in the City of San
population
a
1962.
1,
May
CAPITALIZATION
Long-term
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,
(1350)
-The
firm,
which
area.
containerboard
are
It
into
is
an
integrated opera¬
sheets from
196,
p.
1288.
mature
V.
made.
'
*
r,-' '
.:yv;.'.--
7
underwriting group which offered publicly, 237,140'
common shares of Stowe-Woodward at
$10 per share.
Of the total, 137,140 shares "were offered for certain
stockholders and 100,000 for the company.• V- -V,
•
used
to
the
sale of the
100,000 shares
will be
retirei
outstanding bank indebtedness, for leasehold im¬
and
equipment
at
the
company's new
location' in
Ohio, and for general working capital.- •
/
; ;
provements
BUSINESS—Stowe-Woodward, is
ered
rolls
used
from
primarily in
Sept.
1,
1963
to
certificates, series I, which
Sept. 1, 1982, inclusive.—
Electronic Corp.—Annual Report—
.The
corporation
and
subsidaries
reported for
the
fiscal
year
ended June 30, 1962 sales of $28,831,539 and a loss of $763,755 or
$498,755 after application of a special prior year credit in the
amount of $265,000. In the previous fiscal
year
there was a loss
of
a major. supplier of rubber cov¬
the paper, textile, plastic, and leather
$1,451,792
•In
a
"The
on
on
sales
statement
President,
an
from
,
1095.
Transition
Stowe-Woodward, Inc.—Common Offered—On Sept.-'
25, 1962, Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc., Cleveland, headed
Sandusky,
serially
196, p.
was
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Co.—Appointment—
corrugated
closely held by Mr. Leonson and members
of his family, has annual sales of about $3 million. Stone Container
purchased all assets of the company for an undisclosed amount.
—V.
Trailer Train
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. has been
appointed by Trailer
to act as trustee, registrar and
paying agent for its $9,600,000 principal amount of equipment trust
Train
in
loss
was
the
small
profit
attributed
to
but
the
caused
the
figures,
Dr.
David
Bakalar
principally by the continuing
semiconductor
report of operations
a
$37,059,866.
said:
1962
prices
of
accompanying
for
the
the
loss
industry.
first
for
nine
the
The
months
entire
pressure
unaudited
of
year
the
year
cannot
fourth
be
interim
showed
whollv
quarter's results.
The rapidly changine
technology and conditions in the industry make it
very difficult
to properly evaluate on an Interim basis the
effects of manv "onrnlex
factors
on
the operating results of the
company.
We are now
reviewing^our^^procedures in order to improve interim
Continued
on
reporting."
page
52
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Volume
196
Number 6199
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
..4•'
DIVIDENDS
tables.
announcements
In
the first
indicate
we
the
all
dividends
Construction
an¬
Consumers
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
Name of Company
AMT
"
Corporation
Air
Control
Air
Products
10c
11-15
10-
(quar.)_
5c
Airwork
Corp. - (stock dividend)
Alba-Waldensian,
Inc.
(quar.)
Alloys
Chemicals
&
3%
19c
/_____,
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics, Ltd.—
Common
class A
Amalgamated Sugar,
American
$6
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
$4
preferred
American
(quar.)
Can
American
5%
Efrid
&
Electric
to
.,$1
10-
1
10-
1
9-20
11-26
10-
9-20
10-
1
10-
1
$1
10-
1
of
12-10
,
100%
;
9-24
Insurance
Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
American
—
&
Paper
American
50c
;
10-19
10-10
10-19
10-10
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
10-
3%c
10-
1
10-
5c
Ames
Department
Stores
(initial)
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Common
10-31
$6
1
10-15
J50c
(quar.)
10-
8
10-30
12- 7
Artesian
43%c
11-
10-
American
ment
nine
equal
-
Fund Trust—
($0,035
about
to
from
:\
capital"
gain
investment
from
v
at
Truck Lines, class A (quar.)____
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)
Atlantic City Electric Co., 4%
pfd. (quar.)
Associated
17Vic
preferred
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
Fund
eminent
Atlantic
(quar.)
for
Sprinkler,
11-
1
U.
S.
Gov-
10-
1
9-20
-
-
______
Axe-Houghton
from
(6c
of
America
Fund
and,
Inc.
Nova
9-28
10-31
6%
preference
Bathurst
Power
18c
'
(quar.)_
Paper,
«
Gas
Co.,
preferred
6%
Bliss
(E.
W.t
-
9-29
9-28
9-14
9-28
9-14
15c
9-28
9-14
Gimbel
10-5
Girerd
1
10-
Glickman
<11-
1
10-15
11-
1
9-29
5
this
9-28
Glen
9-28
Godfrey
Goulds
$1.50
10-15
45c
10-16
20c
^___
9-29
$0,017
10-
9-28
10-
the i common-
.
.
holders
-•
see
and
10-10
Greif
33c
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
11-
1
plan
10-10
in
News
this
of
of
Brooklyn
Union
Buffum's
(Calif.)
Bullock's,
Inc.
Burnham
Bush
&
tax)
~
'
-
.
'•
%
<5
"• •"-
4
J
$3
Electric
preferred
Camden
Fire
Campbell
9-27
10-
9-21
1
11-12
30c
11-
1
10-15
2%
1 10-16
12-
3
9
10-
1
11-
2
Canada
5%
Bread
Co.
Oil
Canafund
Capital
Extra
,
Ltd.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Colorite
Concord
5V2%
Union
10-31
7
11-15
10-
1
11-
1
9-21
10-26
10-
5
10*
5
10-26
75c
10-
1
9-24
56V4C
10-
1
9-24
10-
1
9-24
10-25
10-15
V"
4
(N.
Y.)
Inc.
Yards
7V2C
(quar.)
Plastics
(quar.)_
Natural
Gas,
Printers
Stock
11-15
10-19
12-31
12-
r
10c
(quar.4_4--_-_irt.-i.--44.
(increased).
1
11-
1
10-25
10-10
10-25
10-10
31V4C
10-
1
11-
1
6
9-21*
10-10
$6
7
10-25
10-10
25c
12-
11-
10-10
10-10
Steel
&
action
of
1
9-25
10-
1
11-
1
10-15
11-15
10-25
30c
10-25
10-15
9-18
$1.06 Vi
11-
1
10-
8
10-
8
$1
11-
1
$12.50
10-
1
9-24
2c
10-
5
9-25
t30c
l_
10-15
10-
$$1.25
10c
(s-a)
10-
1
4
9-17
10-15
10-
1
i35c
11-
1
10-15
12 VaC
11-
1
10-10
(quar.)
•12-
3
11-
9
25c
1-
1
12-
7
32 Vac
11-
1
10-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wire
Inc.
25c
11-20
11-
20c
12-12
11-16
...,20c
12-12
11-16
pfd.
5
50c
9-26
9-22
$1.18%
10-31
10-19
11-
10-
(quar.)
4%%
(quar.)
25c
1
5
9-28
12 Vac
10-15
28c
10-27
10-
(quar.)..____
8
(quar.i
5%%
Corp.,
11-
1
10-12
11-
1
10-12
4V2%
preferred
Bellas
11-
1
10-15
National
Commercial
12-
1
11-15
10-
1
9-20
National
31'/4C
10-25
10-10
National
Standard
Terminals
(Albany,
11-
1
10-11
National
11-10
10-25
Nebraska
8c
12-10
11-26
10-15
$1.37 Va
12-
1
-$0.5781 V4
11-
1
10-15
53/a%
4
%%
10-10
New
Britain
10-15
New
Jersey
9-28
New
York
9-28
Nolde
25c
10-15
20C
11-23
4°
1
$1.37
(quar.)___
2
11-
2
11-1
10-15
40c
10-
1
40c
12-
7
North
(Fla.)
1
11-21
3-
1
2-15
9-24
9-29
10-
1
9-24
10-
1
9-24
17 VaC
10-15
10-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-
$1.06 '/4
Co.
2
20c
(quar.)
common
&
10-
12-
3%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Machine
10-15
$2
25c
Mills
1
10-10
1
10-10
21c
—_
(Conn.)
27 Vac
11-
25c
(quar.)
Equities,
9-19
9-28
11-
-
1
10-15
10-10
40c
Trust (quar.)
class A (monthly)
Western
&
9-29
Ry.—
6c
preferred
Natural
Ontario
$6c
10-
10-15
5c
25c
(quar.)
American Fund of Canada, Ltd.
Northern
10-11
Co.
L
adjustment
4%
9-25
Insurance
(quar.)
Bank
10-15
10-15
Trust
Bros.
Norfolk
11-
Life
1
5
15c
&
Power,
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
11-
30c
10-15
1
11-
11-
40c
Bank
Co.,
11-
58c
(quar.)
preferred
10-.^
15c
11-15
3%
dividend)
(quar.)
Neiman-Marcus
10-15
12VaC
4''
(quar.)
Y.)
56V4c
1
dividend
Nevada
8c
yy
(quar.)__
A
(stock
Inc.
Consolidated
Stock
10-15
'
_
N.
Hess,
Oats
8C
....
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8c
(quar.)—
preferred
Electric—
National
12-26
common
$1.50
$1.05
(quar.)_j_
preferred
9-29
,
5
9
10-18
10-30
9-28
11-
Gas—
$75c
$5
10-
10-20
25c
Controls, common
Class
8
11-
1
10-8
25c
11-
1
10-15
Northwestern
Glass
10-15
Northwestern
Steel
1
60C
preferred
Insur-
10-15
11-16
35c
—
&
10-20
$1.25
(quar.)
11-
15c
—
10.
Oilgear
9-29
10-15
% Old
-
60c
10-15
30c
11-
10-
York
10-26
1"-
11-
10-10
10-
Parke
10- 1
5%
10- 4
25c
11-
1
9-28
$1.25
$
1.37 Va
9-28
13 %C
10-
11-
25c
three pence,
shilling
1
Davis
Patterson
$1.25
preferred
8-20
10-19.
&
6%
preferred
4.40%
9-20
9-21
preferred
preferred
4.68%
1
Common
10-13
5%
6%
Pierce
Class
Department
Financial
Common
6%
$1
85c
B
(quar.)__
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-
10-15
1
Chemical
of
Fund
Pittsburgh
preferred
Research
Fund
(quar.)__
Boston
11-
1
10-19
5c
95c
$1.07 Va
$1.10
$1.17
.
10-
1
10-
1
9-21
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
Quebec
11-15
10-25
10-
1
&
Power
Cable
Corp.
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
9-20
10-24
10-15
10-
3
10-
5
10-15
10-
1
Purina
Co.
9-19
10-20
10-10
10-31
9-20
Ralston
9-20
Realty
1
9-20
Reliance
21V«c
10-
1
9-20
Reynolds Aluminum Co.
4%%
Equities
Corp.
Electric
1st
10-15
7c
11-
1
10-12
62 VaC
11-
1
10-12
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
1
,
9-21
10-15
9-28
1:40c
11-23
10-15
50c
9-29
9-20
20c
12-12
11-23
-—
10-
9-21
.
9-28
9-20
10-
10-15
10-10
16c
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Storage & Warehouse-
10-
4c
1
1
10c
(quar.)
common
25c
-
10-10
11-
10-31
Quincy Market Cold
Wire
10-25
11-
25c
10-15
Plastic
5
9-29
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
—
37 Vac
—
pfd.
(quar.)
20c
20c
;■
10-22
15c
Corp.
(quar.)____
Brewing,
20c
20c
(quar.)
1
10c
(quar.)
Quarterly
.,
11-
30c
Sportswear
$2.50
25c
._.—
Co
&
Laboratories
Prufcoat
9-21
10-
11-
Corp.
(quar.)
Light Co., $5
Gas
Prudential
9-20
10-31
10-31
$1.25
Package
17 Vac
12 VaC
(quar.)
10-31
11-16
25c
—-——
Finance
Pratt Read
(Syracuse)—
(quar.i
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Investors
1
75c
Stores
Corp.
!
Corp.—
dividend)
(stock
Stevens
&
Puritan
B
Class
11-
31V4C
Telephone, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
class A (s-a)
1—
10-17
11-30
11-16
Heusen
Paper
Portland
10-"l
37 VaC
Corp.,
Interstate
1
1
Yards—
Interstate
1
11-
25c
non-cumulative
10-31.
12-17
5c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—.___—______—
(quar,)
%C
Inter-Mountain
5
7 Vac
preferred (quar.)
Pioneer
(resumed)
(quar.)
5
10-
10-19
1
7j/2C
(quar.j_
Co.
preferred
Pictorial
6c
(quar.)
11-
10-
10-15
10-26
(initial)
(C.
4.30%
9-20
payment
less British
(quar.)___
Indianapolis Stock
55c
(quar.)
J.), 5% pfd. (accum.)____—_
Penh Fuel Gas, Inc., $1.50 pfd. (quar.)—Penn Traffic Co. (quar.)
——
Philadelphia Electric, 3.80%
pfd. (quar.)__
9-20
I
(monthly)
Properties, class A
Indian Head Mills, common
9-28
25c
Co.
Package Products (quar.)
Papert Koenig Lois, class A
Park Chemical Co. (quar.)
8
10-4
Material Co.—
Co
10-10
10-10
5c
50c
_
10-15
10-15
payments omitted at
(accum.)
10-11
10-31
40c
(quar.)
Outlet Company
.10-15
10-10
1
10-29
25c
(quar.)
(preferred payment omitted
(Utica)
Elevator
Otis
20c
(quar.)__
Co.
Corp.
10-15
25c
1
11-
time)
1
35c
dividend
Oil Field
this
New
(quar.)
Power
Company
Town
11*15
$1.25
(quar.)
11-
Oneida National Bank & Trust Co. of Central
5
Corp.—
(s-a)
5% pfd.
10-10
25c
(quar.)
10-10
1
1
at
:—
Wire
&
1
11-
10c
(quar.)
9-20
11-
25c
(quarj.
B
Extra
66V4C
1
25c
(quar.)
10-
25c
preference (quar.)
Engineering, class A
6%
1st
Northwest
Tax)
1
9-30
8
10-
$1.25
(quar.)__
pfd.
common
preferred
1
Income
11-
10-31
5
10-
20c
(quar.)
Tube
10-8
time.)
one
11-
15c
11-
1
time)
pfd.
;
Corp.
&
Power,
Murphy
& Co.—
Erick
11-
9-17
9-29
3
11-
10c
Ltd.
11-1
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American deposit receipts (interim
11-15
10-1
9
9-29
taken
Ontario
Phillips-Van
11-15
--7-22c
1
12-
3%
Rhoads
$4.20
1
(quar.)_,
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
Hycon Mfg., 5%% preferred
8c
4
9-21
40c
Insurance
Co.,
10-15
y
preferred
40c
-
(quar.)
12-12
1-10
Co.,
(Joseph)
$1.3711-15
^__
common,
Consolidated Freightways
50c
$1.12 V2
I2V2C
■
(quar.)__
(quar,)
11-
11-15
31 Vic
(quar.)
12V2C
_
preferred
Powder
Interphoto
(quar.)______.
9-28
11-15
15c
Paper (quar.)—
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
11-
—
$1.50 preferred
•__
1
10c
j_~
&
11-
Development
Light &
Home
9-28
Illuminating—
Stock
preferred
Connecticut
10-15
25c
Inc.—
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Electric
(Jane),
11-15
$iOc
(quar.)__
:
;
$4.50 preferred (quar.)4________4___^__
Colby
9-26
18c
Common
Cleveland
1
40c
preferred
Title
Cleveland
10-
$5c
Gotham
Miller
10-15
$60c
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
4Va% preferred iquar.)
5%
~
•
Inc.__^
6%
City
10-31
$20c
(quar.)
_____
Chadbcurn
10-10
$62VaC
•___
9-28
•11-
40c
this
5%
4'%%
62 V2C
.
_
common
Marx (quar.)
Boiler Inspection
Steam
this
Home
Illinois
(quar.)__
Telephone & Telegraph
Cassiar Asbestos,
10-15
1
55c
Ltd
Estates,
Carolina
1
11-
Ltd.—
Cos.,
Co.,
11-
60c
(s-a)
(quar.)
preference B
Canadian
75o
J.)
9-28
10-15
(s-a)
(no
(quar.)
Seamless
4.64%
.
&
(quar.)
(R.)
5%
(N.
10-15
45c
60c
Co.,
$1.30
64V2C
.
(Common and class A
10-15
11-
1
*
Assn.
11-15
25c
(quar.)
22V2C
(monthly)
preferred A
class B
(increased)
Schaffner
Hercules
8
12-
I2V2C
(quar.)
Co.
12 VaC
(quar.)
2
'
(quar.)
common (quar.)
Convertible
Hoe
10-
10c
dividend)
Insurance
Soup
10-26
(quar.)
&
Narragansett
Higbie Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
____
High Street Investment Fund (quar.)
(Edward) Lumber (quar.)
(quar.)
Power—
1
10-10
_
Harrisburg Telephone,
Hart,
ance
40c
(stock
12-
9-30
$1.25
Co.,
Aircraft
Minnesota
10-16
1
preferred
(quar.)_
Row Publishers (quar.)
Houston
California
1
Hines
(quar.)
Terminal
11-20
dividend
Mid-States
11-21
II-
preferred
Hartford
10-15
pay¬
(quar.)
(initial)
Co.
5
27 Vic
Extra
2
11-
Harper &
share
;
Gas
Morrill
10-
$1
•
$$2.20
per
10-
12-
(quar.)
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
30C
Chemicals &
Hacan
$2.40
(s-a)
9c
10-15
18c
75c
(George J.) Mfg.
Michigan
9-20
10-15
15c
Stock
10-12
30c
T—
Cooperage,
Corp.
Heartland
approximately
income
10-15
30c
Telegraph—
Watch
National
McDonnell
-Meyer
10-10
1
10-
11-
'
50c
Petroleum, Ltd.—
•
''
American
deposit receipts1 (interim
free
Oil
Halle Bros.,
British
ment
Fros.
Gulf
for sat¬
*'4% --iv^4«
•• •'■
' •
i.4:4
*
'■-•
in¬
10-10
$1.07
9-30
25c
5
-$1.19%
(quar.)
Assurance
1
10-20
11-
3
Greeley Gas, 5Vi%
12-
issue.
British-American
9-26
8-20
1
2
5.30%
Investment
10-15
11-23
3
1-
-
Hydraulic
50c
12-
common
11-
10-15
,
40c
Inc.,
Corp.
56V4C
Inc.,
50c
(quar.);
and
preferred
stockheld on Sept. 25. For full dethe item in the General- Cor-
poration
Bridgeport
9-29
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)
Employees Corp.—
(initial)
New
the arrearages of the company's
preferred shares at a special meeting
(.of
10-21
50c
(quar.)
37V2C
-___
new
10-19
Government
Inc.—
'• tails
Corp.
Co.
Pumps,
5%
6
9-21
isfying
;
Alden
investment
(Calif.)
payment at
Grain
McCall
(quar.)
preferred
net
(quar.)
H.)
Maryland
11-29
4,: 2%'
A
Co.,
55c
2%
Gas
(R.
(quar.)
(quar.)
H.)
preferred
9-28
|(quar.)__
Co.
Stores
\ McCabe
4
10-
(quar.)
(monthly)
(P.
4.%%
Edison, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___4.25% preferred (quar.)
--4
A
Glatfelter
10-15
a
9-26
11-16
.
Corp
class
(monthly)
A
10-15
approve
12-26
20c
(quar.).
Corp.,
Class
time
4.78%
Stockholders
11-20
I-10
9-28
68 %c
(quar.)—___
Inc.
Industries
Class
Boston
'
Bros.,
1
27V2C
Corp., common,
3Va%• preferred (quar.)
12-10
10-15
.
—
$1,469,410-15
Borg-Warner
Bowser,
11-1
11-
Bluefield
Borax
12-15
$1.50
preferred
tl7VaC
/
(quar.j_
10-15
Telephone Co.
-11-
(quar.)___^
Co., $1.80 pfd.
3
12-31
Telephone Co.dof
4V2%
General
20c
(quar.)_____;
Supply
(quar.)
Holdings, Ltd
12-
1
12-15
(quar.)
common
Inc.
4V2%
common
preferred
11-
5c
California—
(quar.)
__.
of Kentucky—
5.20%
preferred (quar.)
5.16% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)___
Georgia Shoe Mfg. (quar.)
General
lquar.)$1.25
preferred
57/a%
Mills.
$12V2C
common
at
11-15
(quar.)__.—;
preferred
inc
4%
preferred (quar.)__.
Mahoning Coal RR.
Major Finance (quar.)
Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd. (quar.)
Maritime Electric, Ltd. Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
10-19
dividend)—
(stock
Co.,
9-20
plus 18c from net realized
Telephone
Cos., Inc.
Macy
••
50c
-
omitted
t
28 %C
—
(quar.)
1-10
9-20
1
:
Pump
Lowes
♦
5C
com.
1
1
10-
9-28
15c
pfd. .(quar.)-,^-^
210-
Fund,
Co.
common
Lorain
10- 2
9
10-12
10c
7%
Restaurants
Electronics
4%
9-29
Works—
payment
10-
5%
(quar.)
$62 VaC
Belmont Iron
Common
1
15C
Class A—_
5%
10-10
10-31
11-
15c
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)____
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.—
7% preferred (quar.)
on
9-20
10-19
$7.50
Co.,
Stock
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
11-1
(s-a)
A
7c
15c
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
Longhorn Portland Cement
J.)—
___•
12-10
Fund,
investment
Common
Telephone &
Link-Belt
9-25
$1
(quar.)
Bond
2
75c
&
Lynchburg
—:
Inc.,
2
1-
32c
Bowler
Montana
10-10
10c
____:
Ltd.,
7
9-25
Jtv
—
nreferred
2
10-
Common
omitted
—
net
from
14c
Lucky
;______
y
10-4 5
l
25c
Behlen
Berkshire
10-26
11-
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
12-
68c
20c
.1————
Corp.
from
Longines-Wittnauer
dividend)
N.
10-
10-23
dividend
Lincoln
long-
(Syracuse)
Co.
Gardner-Denver
(quar.)
C
9-28
in¬
—r.
Paper Board Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Frisch's
capital
5c
(quar.)
Insur.
(Newark,
10-15
10-23
7c
Northrop Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)___
9-28
10-15
Leeds
10-19
Inc.—
preference A
preference B
9-21
10-15,
10c
10c
(quar.)
(stock
Corp.
Co.
of
Gas
&
Stock
10-15
45c
Life
Traders
Special
Special
Federal Oil
G-L
Corp.
Financial
&
Insurance
5 V2%
9-24
10c
—
Shares,
6%
6%
West
9-21
15c
(quar.);
Scotia
net
—
preferred
Foster-Forbes Glass
9-19
preferred
from
12c
1
9-29
$1.50
(quar.).
General
T.),
Extra
Bank
'
1
(quar.)___
non-cum.
—;____
(B.
of
9-28
10-
Lawrence
10-16
1
11-
10c
from
47c
——
Gas
Quarterly r
9*29» vr'vFirth Sterling,
"B"—
income
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bank
<
,10-15-.- 7
10c
gains)
Babbitt
16c
30c
____-•
11-
25c
Financial-Credit Corp. ^Puerto Rico) (quar.K
jfFiremans Fund Insurance (San Francisco)
*•-'
.
-
9-21
11-15
monthly)
La Crosse Cooler
(quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries, common
$1.80 preferred (quar.)
,4
River
4.60%
10-11
25c
in
(quar.)__
Automatic Steel Products,
time
Federal Resources
10-11
(quar.)
Automatic
1
10-12
5c
____.
8
*
—
6%
Federal
1
10-12
-
7 Vac
profits
11-15
$1
from
21c
plus
Co.,
10-26
7
$1.18%
Securities^
Steel
Auto-Soler
10-
1211-
__-
Investing
7
9-24
$1
i__j_
Sewerage
1
10-15
30c
_
4.75%
10-
1
10-29
1
12V2%
Steel Corp.—
and preferred payments
this
Federal
*
$0,048
11-15
12-
".
11-27
i°-
King-Seeley Thermos (quar,)_
Knape & Vogt Mfg. (incr.-quar.)__;
Kroger
Company
(quar.)______
10-12
(quar.)__—
Plantation
Farmers
and
7
1
;
sources
11-
15c
gains
Far
income)
10-
&
Forge
i Ewa
'
$0,013
income
capital
Common
1
$0,055
25 c
10-31
Inc.
Medium-Grade
come
t
Fall
;
1
tlOc
$60c
(reduced)
of
Fairbanks
____________
1;
(quar.)___
(reduced
Semi-annual
9-13
3
Corp.
Growth
Series S-3
10-10
10-22
11-
debentures
distribution
vestment
receipts
(interim pay¬
pence less British Income 'r
38%%
on
Associated
1
1
11-
2 Vac
A
Keystone
10-12
1
10-
±
5'/2%
(Jane)
class
Semi-annual
.
10-12
11-
5c
deposit receipts (final)
Investors, Inc.-—
10-year
term
Industries—
share)
per
(quar.)_
10-26
45c
Co.,
Englehard Industries
deposit
of
Tax
preferred
10-
&
Annual
10-17
11-
$1.06
.___
Payable of Rec.
Series B-2
■
■
40c
Energy Fund, Inc.—
11- 9
10-31
7%
Ltd.
Co.,
Bridge
American
9-19
5c
Electric
10-10
(quar.)——
'.
Musical Instruments, Ltd.—
In
1
J70c
Water,
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-25
10-
37Vic
Associated
Corp.
B
9-24
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.
Anken Chemical & Film (quar.)_—_______
._
11-
'
.7
Electro-Science
5
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Keystone
10-10
Manufacturing—
A
Erie
;
10-10
1
10c
Class
9-25
1
Monthly
Kentucky Finance, 6%
preferred-(quar.)
Kentucky-Tennessee Clay (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
10-10
1
$1.19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
5
10-1
Steamship
Surety Co. (N. Y.)_
American
$2.80
11-
1
6c
(quar.)
1
11-
11-
$1
A
National
Can
Electric
/_____w___
___
12-
•
American Smelting & Refining—
7%
preferred
(quar.).!—_—
11-
$1.06
class A
Eastern Magnesia Talc
(quar.)
Edgcomb Steel of New England, Inc.—
(Chicago)—
—
1
9-28
Layne
10-15
50c
_____
Pad
Extra
Insurance
11-1
32 Vic
:.
Motorists
10-
1
$1.12
Glass, Ltd. (extra)—Company (initial)
Drug Fair-Community Drug—
Class A payment omitted at this time
Ducommun, Inc.
(quar.)_____
.
12-
(quar.)
Colby
see
B
.Kananau
5
11-
$1.20
/
Dominion
10-22
12c
(monthly)
(Newark, N. J.)—
11-1
Share
47 Vac
$1.09
com.
Construction
Inc.,
Class
,
10-15
25c
Corp.
10-
10-15
6c
11 %c
(quar.)
Co.
Nut
Eastern
__
10-31
5c
Drever
'
.
10-30
Holders
When
'V
(quar.)__
,777.
'
(quar.)
Vilbiss
Dominion
11-13
>
'
9-20
1
Light—.5
preferred
Diamond
9-24
27c
Engineering—
(quar.)
&
preferred
Decker
i. 9-24
-
&
10-
Soto Chemical Coatings—
De
„
9-24
1
62Vic
_•-,,
$4
De
10-19
.30c
62V2C
(quar.)
Power
4%%
5c
— —
Products
Stores
Common
;
approval
Aggregates
10-15
50c
(quar.)
Aviation
Colby
Jostens,
:
-
19-16
—_
-----
preferred
1
.
Equitable Assurance (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
American
Jefferson
10-31
(increased)
(subject
: i*>
9-25
$1.50
___
stockholders)
American
Jane
7
;
;
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
$4.24
preferred
(quar.)__
American
American Home
7
12-
11-
common
Power
dividend
Stock
12-
2
,:9-25
^
Mills, common
preferred (quar.).
convertible
American
2
1-
1
.
(Ga.),
preferred /(quar.)__.
4%
1-
$1.04
1
.i
Co.___-.__
Discount
American
$1.13
Dallas
5.
|yV;
Electric,
Ivey (J. B.) & Co. (quar.)_-____-__^_______
(quar.)
10-
75c
10-19
(quar.)__
Public Service—:
10-
.
11-20
preferred
$10c
■.
Corp.
Petroleum
;
35c
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
tlSVic
12Vic
/.
-
(quar.)
5%
Amerada
10;
$4.22
Gas
7
Cornet
10-15
:
$4.36
10-10
12-
Coral
10- 4
10-15
v\
9-28
10-25
3
10-31
*
.a"
.
s
—
62Vic participating
10-19
10c
:—
Corp
10-15
7V2C
1-2
Reduced
10-15
of Company
Iowa-Illinois
(quar.) —$1.12 V2
Continental
10-31
11- 1
10-17
.
.1—_
(quar.)
Chemicals
&
11
Per
Name
9-28
37V2C
(quar.)—
common
Holders
10-15
$4.16
Holders
12 Vic
:
Products
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (initial)
Co.,
When
Payable of Rec.
20c
$4.52
Payable of Rec.
Share
t
preferred
5%
When
Share
,;
,
Design,
Power
Consumers
payment date.
Per :
y,
.
common
$4.50
ously- announced; but which have not yet reached, their
•
Water,
convertible
6%
grouped in two separate
are
Per
Name of Company
Consolidated
Dividend
(1351)
&
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Engineering (quar.)
preferred
of Canada—
(quar.)—
5c
45c
$$1.18
1
10-19
10-31
10-16
1
10- 1
11-
11-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
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:
.
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;
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12-
3>
1
11-
Below
11-
10-15
Corp., 5¥2% preferred (quar.)__—
5%
preferred ? (quar.)
SeaEak Corp.
(quar.)—i—--——
Securities Corp. General, $6 pid. (final)
Seagrave
(final)—.,
1
SecmHy-Columbian
Banknote
(quar.)
Security Storage Co. of Washington (D. C.)
Quarterly
Security Trust (Rochester, N. Y.) (quar.)—
See's Candy Shops, Inc., common—
10-
Class
_—1
B
(quar.).
Company, new com. (initial)—
Sbauespeare
Stcck dividend
Class
A
(quar. 1
Abitibi
Jt-ower
Sbeli Oil Co.
(One
class A com-
five in
for
South
Southdown,
Gas_—
10-15
10-
5
Aetna
9-30
Inc.
(quar.),,
(Dallas)
Quarterly
Industries,
Bros.
Stores
Corp
:
Sirc&ee
California
of
Suburban
Gas
(quar.),'
(quar.)
Sunbury.Milk
Products
Services
Food
Super
Swihgline,
Class
B
M-
Talon,
(quar.)
class A (increased!—
Inc.,
t
(quar.)
E.
Freight
Management
preferred
4%
Texas
(1953
Title Insurance Co.
Toledo
(Minn.)
Edisqn Co.,
41.4%
preferred
4.25%
series)
:
A
(quar.)
10-
10-
5
T
9-20
1;
9-29
10-15
9-29
10-15
-I
9-19
9-26
:
10-11
1
10-10
11-
10-31 -■ 10-
^ 11-
..
;
$2.55
■
10-20 '
10-
1
;
5
11-15'" 10-23
11-
1--
9-15
-
$5.95 preferred
$5.70 preferred
$5.60 preferred
10-26
10-
'
;
10-
2
U-Tote'M,
5%%
Inc.,
2
Oil
United
(quar.i—
(California)
Co.
Aircraft
Corp.—
4%
preferred
(1955
4%
prefewed
(1956
United
Biscuit
United
Fruit
United
10-15
1,1-
1
11-
11-
1
11-
1
%__
-
k
^
1
13%c-
10-
9-17
series)
(quar.)
series)-
(quar.)-___4__
income
America
11-
1
10-
4
$1
11-
1
10-
'12-
1
3c
and
from
13c
United
net
investment
-
security -profits
(Washington,
D.
Container, Inc.,
inc. ' (quar. ii.__
UniVis,
Upson
Company
Utah-Idaho
10-
Can
Co.,
Cehient
16c-
J
-
class
(r-esumed)
A
(quar.i
714c
•
-
;
>
"7
10-29
-
io-
10-15
10-19
15c
•
10-5
Viewlex,
Incv class A
Waialup,
RR.
&
Co.
1
4_
.
•
j
3.90%
&
preferred
American
>
Metal
from
Corp.^^-
(N.
Washington Gas* Light,
$5 preferred (quar.)'
$4.8©
common
Y.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
American
5%
common
$5
preferred (quar.)__rf
Welsh Panel (initial)
of
J
Werner-Transportation Po._^_^
West
Virginia Pulp 6c Paper—
4^4%. preferred
Western Assurance
Wilbur Chocolate
Will
Ross, toe.
Stock-
---
(s-a)
I
'T $$1.70
25c
.
iqc
'
.i
7
10-
6%
20c
Snuff
-
States
1
9-15
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-15
11-
1
10-
1
9-14
4(4%
Common
10-
'
•
..
,
•
A-i-..
9-
1
-----
]
1
11-13
$
$2.90
9-
10-
7
12-
7
9-14
1
3 2710':
Ansul
Chemical
(quar.)x.
9-14
32'/2 c
*■. 9-14
"
Y.
10-
1
10c.
10-
1'
22c
—
10-15-
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
$1
10-15
10-15
.
I
10-
1
10-
-
5
.
10-15
50c
10.-10
9-28
10-
9-21
$3
,
1
J.)—;
(N,
-
10-
*
40c '
_;
(quar.)_____
Ci)
9-17
"
$1.06
Insurance
10-19
7 ¥2%
L_
9-21
9-27
Ir 2
12-.7
7¥cC
10-31
lOrlO
10-31
KL10
45c
■
-
,
.1%
——
_____
$6725 preferred
10-15
2%
__________
(quar.)'_________7_7__
7
10-
$1.40
.
9-28
1
10-
$1.56 ¥4
("quar.i
(quar.)
1
9-28
.
1
1
7"
10-15-
12-15
10-
:
9-20
.
Distilling
Foods,
10-
7
25c$1.50"
-10-1
;
10t
•
1
i
7 7" ■ '
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7-7-_ _731(4c77 10- 1
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10- 2 -7
10- 2
"
7
9-10
10--17
10-15
10-
1
10-15 >
10-
1
20cr-
10- I
*
1
t72c
11- 1
-11- 1
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11- 1
—
20c
.
/
10-15
11-
9-17
12-
3
3-
1
15c
9
10-10
10-10
5
9-28
11-
9
2-
8
2©c
4-30
4-15
155c
10-15
9-13
11-21
...
(quar.)
10-30
stk. div. payable in. class A shares
will be reclassified into two classes
of common stock; class 'A' and class 'B.'
50%
Shares
The
stock dividend will be paid in
to holders of class 'B'
50%
'A'
common
Present
common
shares, will be
kxiown as ci..ss ;B' cgmmori.
Bengue't. Consolidated, Inc.—
(15 Philippine centavos
-IT
7%
>■-7*777
equal to about $.04
currency)
,«(
Watch
Benrus
Co.
RR—
Lake
(s-aj
preferred
Steel
■;
11-15:
^
7¥ssC
(guar.)—
—
(increased quar.).--——.
Frocks
Bickfords,
Inc.
A
-
$i.7S*
Mfg.
&
•
Blue
—:———
1
10-
1
9-20
1
,7 9-21
.
Bobbie
Bohack
Boise
1
9-21
10-15
9-17
$25c
.
10-15
9-17
10-10
10-1
1%
10-
1
25c
10-
1
$1.06 ¥4
$1.40
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
25vc
11-30
11-19
15C
11-
10-19
"7
7___—
7.7.
Electric—
7
common—
—
Booth
75c
Fisheries
(stock
income
$1.37 ¥2
tax—
9-14
9-15
*
/
(interim)
1'
10-19
11-
1
1
9-20
■11-15
10-31
10-
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
"
10c
10-29
30c
.—
dividend)
Holdings. Ltd.—
deposit receipts
British
10c
(quar.)—_—;-7_.
American
9-14
10-
1
9-14
5%
(quar.)—
Club
9-14
-
—-—
Bank
Corp.
9-28
15c
10c
*
(St." Louis) (quar.)
Brooks, new- common (initial)
(H. C.) Co., 5¥2%> preferred (quar.)
Cascade
1©-
—
Xquar. )_i_—
Book-of-the-Month
9-20
10-10
'
17c
(quar.)—7____I
Bonnets Raceway,
32c
$10c
——
&
10-10
10-20
"72%
_____
__________7—__—77.777.7.
(qviar.)_ 777_7_7
Gas
9-7
10-
'
(quar.)
(quar-.)
Inc.
dividend
9-14
1
dividend)—
Son,
,
•10-
Industries—
(stock
Inc.
9-25
v
25c
Big Bear Stores," class A—_i__——
Hats,- Ltd., coHunon (quar.)
Bird
1
25c-
.
(quar.)
(qyar.)
Biltmore
A
lO.r
.
(quar.)
Automation
9-17
9-26
10-18
75 c
Manufacturing
Bibb
>-*
10-11
9c
-. <
>•-■■
—
Corp.
preferred
Borax
10-
..
15c
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance (LosAng.)
Boatmans National
■
"
12-
9-12
1
1-15
Blue- Bell
9-15
10- 1
t30c
1
10-
5c
9-14
5
10-
t25c
7
.
;7 $1(
' 15c
11-
HOC
5.60%
»
9-14
1
11-15
9c
4¥4% ' preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
9-28
8-31
10-
50c
.
9-10
10-15
1-31
Blaiekstone Valley
9-10
$.004
9-10
10-
20c
Bird
8-31
10-15
10-
35c
2 Vac
—.—.
preferred (quar.)—!—
preferred (quar.)!
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
Stock
Machine/Co.
9-11
*9-11
10c
40c
...—__—__—-
Afo
Binks
9-10
.10-1
9-14
10-16
.
•'
9-14
9-14
10-
,
10-31
Class
—
40c
:
12-14
$1.12 ¥2
—.
Bidjieford & Saco Water
9- 6
1-
1010-
Storage
Bicoi;
9-6
7
9-14
20c
Class
.;
7
9-
40c
inc.—
9-25
.
9-
10-15
10-
2%
(quar.)—
(auar.)
9-17
7
.11-1
'
20c
(incr.-quar.)__
4
9-17
>
.:
common
Uranium,
Van: &
$1.5©
; 12-10
3
40c
(quar.)—'___—___—...
RR".
Creek
Bethlehem
9-14.;
10-10
-
Mesa
Bessemer
9-14
■
12-20-
4c
.
9-14
-
;common;
Lumper,
Berkshire
10-15
c
1
75c
.
1
2.0c
•
>11-30
10-1
..$1.25
....
10-
4%
•7
.
t
:
$1.-12 ¥2
;$i.4©; preferred (quar.)7—_____________
in
.
common
dividend-
Stock
-common.
.
30c11-1
.
9-15
(quar.)_:
Corp.
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(James
Beaver
-.11-19
10-29; % 10-
30c
I
1
1
9-28
7 "7.
.8 (4 c
7
10-
1
A
.
-
9-29
25c
,
1
9-14
M
•
10-10
7c
10-
Works
Loipb,- Inc.,
class
12-
.
;
_w._-~_-_-_._i__
—
9-14
1
(quar.)-
—r
•
10-15
97(4c
----
Anglo-Newfqundlarid development Cb.,
t
1
10-
10-
;
(quar.)—t56-(4c..
(quar,)
10-
$1
10-
*
,7"*.77
$i.0743
•
,
$1.12 ¥2
$1
•
11-30
1
B_/__■_)—f
preferred
,' 9-14
(guar.)—
Belgium Stores. Ltd., commori (extra)
5% preferred A (quar.)
.___—
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common—,
1 ' Common 7
r
——
-
,
,12-31
9-14
1
$1.75#;
—
Candy
&
Bekins
"
i 9-24
:.»
12-31
5c
Class A
;
1
10-
_________
Beech
11-13
10-
'
Hocxing Glass Corp. 7.
i.
7*
preferred :(quar.)_;____„.,_________^,
♦
Anderson Electric, 60c preferred
(quar.)___
preferred
fN7
Life
1-15
10-
—;—
:
9-23
2Bc
-
75c
;
(resumed)
..
9-20
10-15 '
30c
:
9-14
(quar:)
.
1
8%C
7,
(increased)
common
(quar.)
Corp.-(stock dividend)
Iron
Beayer
3
10-11.7
.7'
(Indianapolis)—-
Anchor
4%%
National
dividend
Beatrice
7-: 9-17:7
1
34%c
(quar.)__
sr,
9-23
10-
$1.50
:_—
____
Quarterly
U 9-14
l.
__w._x.__
class
9-23
10-10
(quar.)—7_
■
1
plus. 16c
T
Products
10-10
$1.50
(quar.)
York
New
Inc.,
Beam
—
com.
11-30
preferred -(quar.).7—
Baystate Corp. (quar.)——_—.7_—^—
9-17
$1.31(4
axxd
u_:
Sugar-Ref^ping,
12-17
,
' 60c
?
(quar.)___
A%
9-12
'
1
50c
7
9-10
'
.
$5.60' preferred
■
1
pfd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
:—_—
•_—
(quar.)-
California
-
Bausch
9
1
Xquar.i
Insurance
(quar.)
Corp.
-Stock dividend' __7
Bath
■'
9
10-
Equipment -Cquaiv)
(quar.)
5
1
40c
-
—
9 -1*2
.
1
10-
77.7; ,22c
common
5
10-
10-
,50c
;
Properties, class A (monthly)____—___
Easfcian7Blessing
Co.
(quar.)"
71
Bates Mfg. £0., 4¥2% preferred (quar.)____
9-11 "
■10-
10-
Insurance... Co.
7
'7___7___7."_*_*
(quar.)
preferred
4dc
10-
10-31;
$25c
(quar.)
Basic
.
>t
.—
'
quarterly
income
10-31
$15c
—
50c
Gil
Basic,
7
-
10- 9 it
1
10-
7712c
1.
Lines—
Co^
Stock
■J
-9-14
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Ltd.—
9-28
9-28
1011-
5.%
*
Co.
of
7;)
..
$4
9-28
10-11
1
12-31
,
9-28
12-10
::&%
.
Inc.,
:
preferred
Glass
5
10-15
9-15
10-
30c
Aircoil
of
Barton's
12-10
$1.50
gains
Gas
President
Anchor; Corp.,.
9-2i
10-26
5
9-15
1-15
$17J/2C
(quar.)
*. 7 Bankeirs Trust Cb. (N. Y.)
"9-14
50c
.
7 '
,
American' Vitrified
10-19
10-15
25c
dividend
7
>
1
1
10-15
50c
(quar.)
com.
of-Compierce (N. Y.)
4
1
30c
;
7"_".
$1.06(4
Ltd.,
Bank
:10-H
10-22
-
1
11-1
10-
10-
10-
10c
preferred -(quar.)
'__
preferred
(qqar.)
;
4¥4.%: preferred
(iquAr.)—"
9-
1
10-
27c
..
preierred
$1.25
7
--
(quar.i____
-
.
I
9-24
11-
9-10
1
..
l'.
Barber
7 9-14
10-
7% preferred (quar.)
/
43%c
American Telephone & Telegraph (Quar,.
90c
Americtm Tpbacpo, 6% pfd. lQuar*U-—
$1.50
11-15
1
10-
30c
—
preferred
9-4
-
11- 1
.
American
$1.1214
10-
(quar.)
1_
7
•
American
10-15
(quar.)
Chemical^ (quar.)
"
9-14
•
10-
30c
10-40
•
;
(Toronto)
Wisconsin Southern Gas
.
Witco
--
9-10
'
Bank
9-14
7
5.
10-10
10-10
12-21
1
-
30c
Okla.)
preferred .(quar.)
Bank
•
9-24
.•
10-
.l'54c*,
,^_
■■
Natural
American
7
"
*"9-24
9
10-1
10-
1
10-31
10-
$25c
'4%
v
9-20
;i
,*
1
I 1-21
1
"
11-
i©c
-
9-17
9-14
Piano—
7 Bankers
11-
11-1
1
9-14
n- 1
-11-
1
1
1
$30c
7 7%
9
8
10-1
10-10
10-
9-13
10-
11-
w.
(Tulsa,
Bangor -Hydro-Electric,
■
•
11-
10-9
-
1©-10
iQc-
-
(quar.)
10-
25c
JFire
(Increased)
-
.-V: *%
•11-
•
1
10-
12-14 -7
'
1
1
714c
-_..
,9-14
1
1
11-
$1^5
(quar.)___^_^^_
10-15
9
10-
93 %c
;
Baltimore
s
(qiiar.')l___
^
Security Investodent (S.C.) (quar.)
American Security A Trust (Wash.,.D.
5
10-10
^ 9-24
9-10
*
Baltimore Gas «Sc Electric, com. (quar.)
4(4% .preferred
(quar.)—I
—
4%
preferred (quar.).
:
Baltimore Paint & Chemical Corp.., N
6(4*%
1st preferred
(quar.):
Bangor & Aroostook Corp. (quar.)__
-
11-16 V?
-
1
•
10-
11-
-$1.15
1
34cv„v
(quar.)______
6%
>
10-15 '
11-30
$1.25
$l.©6l4
4
10-
25c
6%
9-17
.
$1,20
4—.
(quar.),
10-19
15c
Badger Paint &. Hardware Stores
"
33c
-
-...
(quar.)
Watson-Standard,
10-
10-3
12-1©
/-50c
(quar.)—
i
National Insurance .(Gaiyeslomi—
/Quarterly
9-21
10-17
10-15
-
(quar.)__^_
(quar.)
$4 60
$4 25
10-1
-25c
i2214c
1
65c
,_
Corp., Ltd.—
(quar.)__
Wilcox
Corp.
B
Baldwin
-
(quar.)
Jlafclpnal
American
9-20
"r. 2c
*.
.
Watner Company (quar.)
^
Warren ,Bros. pp.
•(quar.)__JSi.i._-_-__'__i__^_J.'■.,
9-24
10-
11-
$20c
L
i
&
i Class
>
10-1*
1
6V4C
'
Foundry— *
net -cajpitad
*
1
9-28
1
10-25
13c
Lta:—
Backstay Welt, class A___'
:
7
10-1
87 (4 c
quar.)
Clioa^x,
American
9-28
10-
$0.0480
(quar,)—
$25c
77". 4¥2%7 preferred
-
from net "investment
Amaricaji
5
10-12
.11-
$1.12(4''
$iMH18 -accrued- dividend) _______________
American Mutual Fund—^
"... I"'7 .7 "'"".*7
5
$1
9-28
$0.0130
10c
Ltd.—
Insurance
preferred
Bacardi
9-20
.
.
:
75c*
10-1
■' lOc- 710-45
45c -11- 1
'
„
.
4
50c
1
y $1.50
_
(quar,)___"_—
Machine
10-26
-
plus
(quar.)
Sqgar Refinery
5%
9-24 .7 9- 4%
7 7- 25c ? -10-10
(quar.)
(quar..)
(©uar.)
preferred
Amfxican
11-15
.
11-
C.
; Baboock
__7
_
5V4%-
O
Bnetoicopjr
..
B.
•
7 ''
-9-
r
4
OptdbSl Co".
-
9-10
conv. prior pref..
(quar.)
Products, 4% preferred- (quar.)
Avon
;V
.
10-. 1
_
'$1,56(4
Eaka
American
-
Terminals
1
10-17
(quar.)
preferred
•
9-25-
.10-20
.
T " 10c
731 (4c
^
common,
common' (initial
10-26
Agricultural
Warehouse
9-10
10-
5c
$1.20
•
1
;.9•
2
1
10c
American
Wabash
10-
43% c^
.(quar.)
5-preferred
'/
•'9-28
10-
(quar.j~_71
cbmrtlon' (increased)-.
10-
10-15
1
...
Power—
11-15
3c
1
-10-
17y2C
-.-
"
1
common
Sugar,
10-3-1
(quar.)________—.
1'
10-
5c
1%
.
.
Industries, com.
preferred
crystal
10c
(reduced)
f quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c'
-
com.
•
'
$1.1214
(s-ai_
•
(quar.)__
American
Sug^r
Vanadium Corp. of America,
412%
preferred
(quar.)
9-17
10-
Ltd.—
Co.
"
Home- Products
Corp. " (monthly)
American Investment Co. of Illinois—
•
9-29
10-
B
Life
7c/o
-
1 *
10c; ".10-
American
*;
10-15
10-15
1
Austin Nichols & Co., common.
Stock dividend
4.^ 4;
10-
10-
'20c '
—
preferred
Corp.,
ntn-cumul.
Quarterly
5 *
8
10-15
10-
+56c
American Felt Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
American Fare & Casualty (Orlando, Fla.)-r
(6c
i$g
.-i,
(quar.)
10-
'—
Corp. (increased):
:__
Express
(quar.)
American Factors, Ltd.- (stock dividend)
■
-$l
--
10-31.
9-17
10-
Atlas Thrift Plan
9-14
■
7%
preferred
American
>
-
1
$16 ¥20
pfd.
(quar.)__*
Quarterly
9-12
•
-
American
•
10c-
Smelting Refining & Mining
Universal
-
Atlas
•
•
Bosch "Arma
(Initial payment
Services fjife Insurance
C.)
(semi-annually)
U. S.
11-1.;
1214c
Rubber
Electric
-
from
1
1
•
Distilling r(quar.).
>
of
10-
-1-
-
American
11-15
$1
;
Fund
9-12
10-
J25c
Co., common
American
;
4
3714c
(quar.)_
Co
Continental
Quarterly
;
of
9-17
10-
7
(quar.)
A
Class
9-12
1
TO-
•
Book" '(quar.n
preferred
New
9-17
10-10
9-14
1
(quar.),
Wholesalers
Class
.
__
;
Funds-
United
Co.
1..
10-
933Ac
<
r*
10-15
*•
1
10-
(quar.)
3.75%
preferred
Atlantic
11-30
$1.25 "
Old
9-24
11-10
50c
s
10-15
A
_
.
10-10
1-
_
4(4% ''prior ©iseferred (quar.)
American Cyanamid*
*
3(4% -pretferred
(quar.)
10-15
1
10-
<
-
_
;
10-15 :
^ --x-y;
-
-
10-
714c-
—-
(quar.)
;
10-24
100%
V-
$1.20
■.:r
,
11-30
>• 30c
©33Ao
(quar.
Biltrite
American
10-15
1
$1.3114
;
9-17
.
10-
$1.25
6%
;
10-15
$1.40
preferred
Union
*
1
9-21
10-
$$1.50
Sugar Refineries co.,
Common
.12-21
20c
Corp.—
pfd. - cqOar.
series* B pfd.- (quar.)
$6.25
;
1
$1.4214
(quar.)
common
1
: iQ-
■;.'• 20c
American Cohsuflier
'
10-
1
10-15
Trust—
Refining,
.
American
:
11-
1
60c
35c
Company
(quar.)
Lodges (initial)
•Atlantic
10-23
;
.2%
•:*
—________
Additional'
1
11-
9-28
Motor
Atlantic
,12-21 }
5% * sei'ies' A
$1.25
1
11-
Corp.,
; American
11-15
11-
■
Atlantic
7
10-11
10-15
(quar.)
Asssociated Stationery Supply Co.
.Associates
Investment
(quar.)
iAtlantic
City Electric (quar.)
•
9-
1
10-24
$20c
Electric
Stores
Products
Associated
10-23
11-1
5%
:
(qtiar.)
'dividend
i American
'
11-
(quar.i
Inc:
preferred [quar:
■
11-15
25c
t
•
do. bf America, common (quar.).
(quar.)____i
—'___—.
American
11-15
11-30
10-
12 V2C
from
capital gains
investment income
from
7
10-23
11-1
5%
5
3
12-
- $1.49
SJj.26 preferred (quar.i
Tuboscope Co. (5-for-4 stock -splH)
Twin County Fire Insurance (stock dividend)
$0.0350
2
9-
10-1
'
11-15
6314c
(quar.)
9-
1
XI-
35c
preferred (quar.)
2nd'preferred (quar.)
American
:
11-15
"
$1.2214
(quar.)
9-15
10-
6%
1
11-
'
7 9-21
10- 1
American. Bank Note
:
$56c
-
v 10-22
Aggregatdfe Cprp.
5% preferred ftiuar.)
i'__
'•
$1.25 American Ajr.Fflterr (quar.)—_!J_'7" 27(4cv
9-28
10-15";
20c
Foods
Amerace
*
10-15-;
10-1 >•
3
-
1010- I
10- 1
"
i ' '
9-14
.
1st
Stock
^
25c
_4____
1
:75C
American
10-' 4 "
16-26
35c
(quar.),
Hardware
Fund
,
-
:
11-15 ." 10-23
11-16 ./ 10-31
:
Amalgamated Sugar' (quar.)_Amarlite" Corp; (quar.).
'
10.-23,.
3
j
(quar.)
Associated
35c
^ I20c
$1J2(4
.30cf t,
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)—.
Aluminum Co. of Canada—
/
4%
10-16
11-15
^-$1.14
(quar.)
7
(quar,)-
Bacon, Inc.-.:
dividend"—'—1
&
-4^4%
4
10-
9-17
20c
W.)
9-
-:*+■&**
~$3.75
1"
5
'
10-15
$9c
(J.
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Thermal
Aluminum
5
10-
10-is:
9-15
35c
B
'
v
12-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$4.90
Class
$1^5
$3.75 -preferred;
* 10-19
10-31
1
1
A
-
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
Common
Allied Stores-
.
12-
quar.)__
Class
•
.
11-15
20c
(guar.)______
class A
Co.,
(quar.)_
: Alterman
1214c
(increased
(N.- Y.)
Paper Mfg.
B
Stock
10-5
1,"
$1.06)4
Extra
Trade Bank & Trust
-preferred
(,quar.)__
Steel Co., 5% pfd.- (quar.-
ment, 7% non-cum. preferred
Aldens; Inc., common (quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
9-29
10-15 *
-60c
:
9-13
Electronic & Impulse Recording Equip
Allyn
.
10-15 s
25c
%
Ashdown
9-15
1010-
—
; Allied
1
11-
'
—:
Allegheny Corp., 6% conv. pfd. (s-a)
;—i
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola- Bottling, tquar. )—^__
Allied Empire, Inc.
(stock dividend)„.—__
*
6c
(quar.).i
4.56% .preferred
(guar.)—;
Toledo Scale Corp.
(quar.)_______4_
; Alden
9-21
■;
10-12
10^
*
12-14
-
8
$1.0614
Bank
10-15
r
12-28
11-26
,
(quar.)
pfd.
9-15
$1.08
$1.37
7
-
11-30
-
(quar.
Toronto-Dominion
3
11-
6c,
\
(-quar.)————
common
12-
12-10
-
(quar.)
preferred
12-28
12-14*
'
8-31
....
3
20c
?0c
^ ;
(quar.)______ -
Industries, class
Tennessee
12-
"10-31
-
10-11
10-
•
1
preferred A (quar.i
6(4% preferred B (quar.)
Food
...
10-
6%
-
12-28 -
•
;10-15
—"T
-
-
-
Power
.
10-20
30c
Terminal-Hudson. Electronics———
..
9-15
$1.18
Corp.
Hegeman
Associated
$1.37(4
$2
$3
$1.05
$1.15
; $1.23
:
1
Corp.
(quar.)_
Temple, Ltd., common
Ash
8-31
10- 1
9-20
12(4c
10- 1
9-20
12(4c9-20
10-1
6%
preferred, .(quar.)
:
;___
$1.50
-Alberta Gas Trunk.Line Co., Ltd.—
'
.
Class
-A
(initial)___1
J25c ; 11-15-. .10-18
10-18
11-15
Class
B
(initial)
:
• t25c
10-18
% 11-15
5%-% series B preferred (q^ar.^-l-lili-ll.. t$l<43%
9-10
1©- I •
Alco, Products .(.quar.)
10c
9-28
3%
,
1
Co., 4.20%
■Alan Wood
"9-28
20c
' '
Corp., $5.50 preferred-(quar.)
Southern RR. Ordinary
10-
$15c
Arrow-Hart
1
50c
$1
-'
-
;
preferred (quar.)l—
4.92%
8
25c
~
„_
Inc.'—
10-
10-26
quar.30c
4preferred js-a.i
Shares
4.60%-
$.0027
1— -
______
Inc., -class A -(increased
(increased quarj,
Television
Alabama
1
;—
i.
10-19
$1.16 ¥4
..Arundel
7
1
$1
10-19
1
(quar.)
10-
1
Great
10-12
10-20
35c
2714c
n
(extra)-—
Gas
Constable
Corp.
10-10
.
1
Light Co.—
Rubber
Armstrong
-Aro
;Atlantic
'—1
Co.
10-
;
preferred--
,.* 10-19
25c
Class B
Texas Instruments,
6%
&
10-15
'
11,
.'
(quar.)__.
Armour
9-28
12-
$65c
$7¥2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
'
'
-
10-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6c
\
10-19
1
preierred
20c
>
1
11-
(quar.)
1
10-
65c
40c
-
r__L___:—
income)
--1
iAlbermarle
1214c
*s J5c
Super Mold Corp.
(quar. )^
(quar.)—:
B
11-23
10-15 ■■■;
y;-'
*
Co.*
(quar.i
Extra
Class
11-15
714c*
1214c
____
(quar.i__
A
Alabama
10c
' '
;
__.
Class
10-10
.
Co.
12-
(quar.)__
preferred
10-25
8c
50c
25c
5c
-
(quar.)-_-_______—
22c
(stock dividend).,—:—•- 2(4%
investment
-Alabama
10-
■
::—
Surety
&
Insurance
9-27
10-22
;
u
Finance
9-27
;
10-11
10-15
-
Sterling Aluminum Products (stock div.)___
Whafley Davin & Co. (quar. )u—
Strawbridge & Clothier (quar.),,,,:
~
Casualty
9-27
10-11
50c
:
.-.
^Alaoama JBy-Products—*
9-20
10c
(quar.),:
(quar.)_-—
9-
10r .1
5c
(iVoin.
10-1
' * 20c
%
20c
:___:—
Inc.
(quar.)
Agricultural Insurance' (Watertown, N. Y.):—
Quarterly
•
10-1
$1.50
37¥aC,
3714c
'
—
Stockton
I.
:IO-15
;
A
5.48%
9-28
■
1
10-
(quar.)
4.32%
J
Holders
10-15
$5c
$62 ¥2 C
A
preierred
10-15
(quar.)
common
preference
4.65%
Payable of Rec.
10%
Life Insurance tquar;)
Affiflated Fund, Inc."— '
I
4
10-19
' 25c
"
(quar:t—
(quar.)
Investment
Street
State
Sterehi
A
10-
1
$25c
20c'
.
(quar.)__:
class
10-15
,
•10-10
3114c
38%c
15c
—"
Products
Standard
Star
10-31
10c
—
Life Insurance
,•
v
'
r
10-15
When
Share
dividend)
Aetnja
9-30
$1-54
40c
—____
(increased quar.)
Ltd.
6'V preferred A (quar. )——.
Standard Accident Insurance (Detroit)—
.
Aetna
,
SouJaeasoern Michigan Gas, 6% pfd. (quar,)""
Southern. California Gas, 6%
pfd. (quar.)_ -
T.
1
11-
&
R.)
(A.
Class
(quar.)—__1
Natural
Georgia
SouJbam Co..
Southland
V
..
Per.
-
Extra
10-
,
$2.60
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
.
Arnold
-
When
Share
,
Class C participating preference
-Arkansas-Missouri Power—
•
.
Addrjessograph-Multigraph Corp. (increased)
Admiral Benbow Inn (Memphis, Tenn.) (s-a)
5
-Aetnii
11-
deposit receipts
of subscription
preferred
10-
10-19
1
-
"
- "
(from proceeds
cf sale
rights),
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish (quar.)
Smith's Transfer Corp., Class A——
____'■'
feonutone Corp., $1-25 preferred
(quar.)
"
SI.55
10-19
1
s
11- 1
35c
-
(quar.)——--— - 45c
Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
-r t50c
Markets'
Acme
'
Automobiles—
American
Abrams
3
10-
stock of Shell Oil Co. of Canada, Ltd.)
mpn
Simea
9-11
9-
10-15
$25c
•'—7 $33¥ab
—
•.
(stock
9-11
*10-15
(quar.)
•
Laooraiories
10-15
100%
%
15c
i—————-
Extra
Shawinigan Water & Power, common
(initial quar.)
com.
of Company
Aooott
7V2c ; 10-15
10- 1
15c
■10-11
18c
—
Louis)
(St.
Bottling
Name
3
9-11
11-
40c
60c
15c
v
preceding table. ;
9-29
?
ua
5
9-29
"Vac
-
,
6
11-14
1
the dividends announced in previous
paid.- The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
AAA, Trailer .Sales
preferred
10-
12-
•
give
we
dends
10-
10-15
H'??
68/4C
$1.25
5c,
EH
r
—_
4.72%
10-10
Vf
™
20c
9
10-31
25c
11-
weeks and not yet
^
——
11-16
-
6c
-
. . •
ap-
(s-a)_——•—
of Company
Arkansas Power &
10-22
10c
Corp.
Seven-Up
Monday, October 1, 1962
.
Per
Name
Applied Arts Corp.
.Argus Corp. Ltd.,
$2.50 preference
1111-
participating class A (quar.)——___
„bV4C .
9-29
S5 preferred (quar.)
—$*•*«>
9-30
Schenectady Discount (quar.)
Al
*11- 9
Scnenley Industries (quar.)
——
» •* *«£
S7
new
1
10-31
—
Works (N. Y.)—
(quar.)
Gas,
1
25c
Scrivner-Stevens
York'County
11-
l-P-24
(quar.)
Co.
Sanborn -Map
Sandy Hill iron & Brass
Common
(quar.)
.
'
12-
—
to
(quar.)_'—i.
Co.
12-
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
(George D.)
(William H.),
1
Wurlltzer
5
11-15
preferred
(quar.)—,
.preferred (quar,)-.-,—
Rogers Corp. (stock dividend)
Ronson
Corporation (quar.)—.
Schuitzer
.
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
-
•
subject
.proval of stockholders.
Woodward Stores, class A
12-
5.50%
Rorer
1
■
,
11-
12-
*1
10-
&
Share
,
.
10-12
1
10-25
.
4.S5%
Roper
9-17
9-17
'
.
Lothrop—
Three-for-one stock
split
'
9-29
.11-
roc
23Ac
Name.of Company
Woodward
9-21
-
1 v
9-29
.
2W±c
(quai.)_
& Electric, common
4.10% preferred H. & J. (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
434%
preferred (quar.
Gas
Rochester
10-
$3
Protective (quar.)—
Metal Products Corp.—,—-—--r—»•
Stock dividend
:
River Brand Rice Mills (extra)
7~v,'Vr~Tr
■*v:
Payable of Rec.
.7
Rieke
Per
Holders
When
Per
'-.*'■
*
Electric
Island
Rhdde
'•■
■
.
of Company
Name
■
.
(1352)
12
10-
2
9-10
7
less
5%
10-
3
uyw.'.'X' «•*'*■' i,'
v
.
»>U» ''tim*****™**'**-
■.,
j^S.
Volume
196
Number 6199
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1353) " 13
Per
-..
Name of
Company
Borg-Warner
Borman
Corp.,
Pood
Bostich,
Stores
preferred
Boston
Insurance
of Rec.
10-
12Vic
1
(quar.)
Name of
Carson
10-10
9-20
10-15
20c
'
___
____
10- 8
10-1
9-17
10-
45c
1
Bourbon
Stock
Yard
80c
Inc.
(quar.)
15c
4Va%
Castle
11-15
1
.
Bowater
Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
:
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
Bowater
10-1
9-
7
$68%c
equal
receipts (one shilling
10-
9-
7
1
to
about
in
15c
5%%
preference
9-17
(E.
&
Sons
(Milton)
Co.,
J.)
1683/4C
,
(increased)•
(quar.)—
1
10-
'
1
4Va%
10rl2
25c
10-
I
__
3c
10-
1
9,-17
!__
$1.25
10-
1
9ri7
Pioneer Mines, Ltd.
(s-a)__
Brandy wine Raceway Assn. (stock dividend)
120c
10-25
9-28
100%
10-11
5
%' prior
common
preferred
(s-a)_
___
Braun
Engineering
Breeko
Briggs &
(2-for-l
Brillo
(initial
Industries
25c
.
—
Stratton Corp.—
stock split)
Co.
(quar.)_____.
12-
lie
quar.)
(s-a)
11-
—t,.,
.
•
10-15
10-
10-
1
9-7
Columbia
Columbia
Forest
preferred
$140 preferred
112,/2C
Ltd
Ltd.—
9
11-
1
10r.5
155c
Products
Telephone Co.
(quar.)
10-
1
9-14
4.75%
4.15%
Central
Central
1$1.50
11-
1
10-17
t$1.57
12-15
11-30
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
1$1.44
10-
1
9-14
4%%
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)_
t$1.19
10-15
9-28
preferred
43/8i%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar. )______
10-
1
1
10-17
10-
1
Class
9-17
126c
Distilleries,
class
A
Browning-Ferris
10c
serial
Buffalo
Class
10c
Burroughs
Burrus
Common;
Ltd.
class
(s-a)
9-7
10-15
10-15
Inc.,
10-
11-
117c
(quar.)—_.
(quar.)_:
_
-
10-
I-
25c
Shoe
Corp.,. common
preferred (quar.).
4%
i.
6.-14
V 9-15'
,
1
;
10-15
9-30
II-
5c
1
—
Byllesbj
I
CTS
Industries
Corp.
Calgary
5%
Stock
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
$2.50
15c
+
t$1.25
;.
Corp
40c
9-11
1
9-11
;
63c
-
1010-
1
preferred
26 V4C
(quar.)
10-
Packing
Water
(quar.)
Co.
18 %c
Telephone—•
18c
(quar.)__;
(quar.)
1
10-
1
10-
1
11-
1
10-
1
11-
L;
33c
_
Co.
(N. J.)
(quar.)
,
(quar.)__
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.
Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries—
quar.)
(increased
(quar.)
B
10-29 4.
10-
Canadian
$2.20
Ltd.
preference
Canadian
Canners
(quar.)__j.
Ltd., class
$$1.10
10-
6%
3%
Electric
General
Canadian
General Investments
Canadian
-Class-A
..
Bk.
Canadian Industries,
7V2%
1
1
11-
1.
4r,
Oil,
Canadian
.5%
-
-4%
$75c
10-
14
1
9-21
Ltd.
$5c
(quar.)
•
Ltd.,
preferred,
preferred,
8%
V;r
t20c
11-1
"
9-29
f
$10c
10-31
5
9-28
$93%C
4/iv $32
,10-15
$45c
(quar,)
v
:_
(quar.)
(quar.) —
1
:___;
''
;
9-
4
9-
2
9-
Cannon
Capital
Shoe
*.
$ 15c
410-
17 Vac
10-
1
10c
10-
1
—
Investments,
10-15
14
Consolidated
,:' 1-15
common..—..
Capital Plastics-—
/
•
Stock
Carnation
Co.,
10c
——
dividend.—
3%%
l"_„
V.Vr
1st preferred
Caribbean
(quar.)_i
L^._
5%
93%c.
Cement, Ltd. (interim)
Clinchfield <fe Ohio Ry.— \
Guaranteed
(quar.).
1__.
10-
28c
"l
/
t
i,
$5
Power
preferred
&
.
A
$1.25
Light, eommon_li
10-19
41c
=.11— 1
'
,
(quar.)—
$1.25
10-
preferred
Carpenter (L. E.)
Stock
(quar.);
&
Co.
(incr.-quar.)
•
•
;
ordinary
B shares (a
income tax)-
...
6V2%
6V1C
5%
payment less British
Carriers & General Corp.—
-
(Quar.
from
Carrington
(G.
10-
1
Royalty
;
Consumer
-5%%
9
;
Acceptance. 30c
Consumers
j
Power
pref
Co.
9-17
$4.52
1
9-14
10-
10-15
10-
1
11-23
•■j.'
/•■j-.
Dixie
Dixon
Powdermaker Furniture
9-18
Dome
investment
S.),
class A
income)
(quar.)
15c
—
;
10-
1
9-12
7c
10-
1
9-14
$5.50
preferred
Mines,
1
Continental
&
(quar.)
i::-%
,
10-
I
Corset
Ltd.,
10-15
10-15
Domlnlck
Fund
Glass
Co.,
10-24
•
10c-
,
12-
9-25
10-16
-
"
11- 1
12-
■
6.
.
9-28.
V
.
'
-
10- 1
* T3c
Dravo
10-20r 9-20
$1.37 %,.
t50c
ui
~
;
1
.
11-
■
.
11--1
.10- 1
10c
25c
.
$1.25
$1.03
t
ll-v 1
9-20
■
10-
pf-d.
10-25
>
fl2c
7V2c
;
,
;
' .Stock
5%
.
_
10-1
10-
1
11-30
(quar.)—55c10- 1-"
$1.37V2
10- 1
—,—
(quar.)____
93%c
C.)
10-15
9-26
3V<r-
50o
1G
lft-31
-
-*
1
•
1
12
1«
10-
1
9
10-
1
9-28
10-1
•
40c
37V2c
,
9-20
10-15
.
10
9-14
10-
1
9-7
10-
•
1
9-21
7c1
10-15
10-
1
7c
11-15
11-
1
7c
1^-14
l1 -?0
15c
10-10
25c
$1.75
5%
^,10- 1
JO-
'*
9-20
9-17
)
>
1
8-24
10-31
10-15
10-29
•
4 2%
9-28
$2
10-1
0-20
$1.12%
10-25
10-10
(quar.)
Trust Co. ;
Mass.)
Corp., new
■
V'-'v-
L—_—
v
;
V.——-
87V2c
' 31c
467/sC"
4 50c
5IV4C
517/8C
52VaC
10-25
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
52V2c
—
10- 1
10-10
9-4
..,9-4
9-4
9-4
9-4
9-4
9-4
V-
37V2c
■
:
.;
.
•
>
.
(quar.)
common
(initial)——_
dividend
preferred
10-15
9-21
(quar.)
"
-SI
"
'
10- 1
9-15
15c
3%
—
"
East
Tennessee
10- 1
Natural
1-15
1-15
11-20
11-20
31V4C
12-15
11-23
Bakeries, Ltd., common (s-a)__
participating preferred (quar.)
Participating 1.
•
—
Gas
&
Fuel
Assn.—-
4V2%
Eastern
$6
—
>11-20
9-14
3.60
preferred
com. (increased >_
(quar.)
'—_______
Inc., common-—:___
Economics Laboratory,
$4
preferred
(quar.)
10-
1
9-14
} o_i 5
<
10-15
9-29
10-15
9-29
.•»
»
'
preferred (quar.)__.—
Corp^, $7 pfd. (accumulative)
preferred (accumulative)
States
Eastman Kodak Co.,
1L-;5
$60c
$$1
$$1.50
4%
9- 7
9- 7
15c
Gas_<
Eastern
9- 7
v-
,
$1
M.
River,
Eastern
$1.12.%
—$1.13
pfd.
(B.
(Fall
Duro-Test
<
,
S
9-26
$37%c
preferred Waccumulative)-——
Durfee
10- 2
1
11-15
12- 1 ■ _i 11- 8
10-1 '
9-14
10- 1- ;.-9-14
10-. 1. 1
9-14
10- 1>9-14
9-27
■
1
12-
(quar.)____l.__;—-— $$1.37Va
(Maine)—•
9-28
10-2
,r
$1.50
9-27
■
9-17
.
10-25
J50c
10-15
9- 7
7
e-
9-28 U
>
10-1,-
$3
dividend)
preferred (quar.)_.—[
Duquense Natural Gas— •'•'
-
10-15
V-,
Co.—
1
•
$15c
A
$2.10
9-10
;
>10-15
10c
(quar.)
2
9-20
10-
$25c
$20o
-
(quar.)—
dividend)—
de Nemours
10-15
$1.75
Duquesne- Light Co., common (quar.)L——
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)___
4%
preferred
(quar.)
_J
'
4.10% '/preferred
(quar,)_l___—_4_——4.15%
preferred1 (quar.)__i—
;___!—4.20% preferred
(quar.)—
10-5
,
I.)
IE.
1
11-
(increased-quar.)
(stock
10-15
11-
r
;
(stock
(
1
$20c
—
Inc.
9-14
•) i
11-
10-15
10-15
i
Inc.
9-28
10-16
(quar.)
(quar,).—
Co.,/7% preferred
12-15
12c
'
•
;
1
$55c
(inicial
A
9-28
V
10-1
1
$40c
*
•
$4.50 x. preferred
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred* (quar.)-
K•
10- 5
10-15
20c
-
10- 1
11-15
Chemicals
Power
Pont
du
•
'
t50c
-
V
10- 5
■
• •
quar.)———
International,>Tnc.
Dunkirk Trust Co. (N. Y.)
9-24
10- 5
:
Bols
Duffy-Mott
.
\
(quar.)
preferred
Dunhlll
.
Ltd.—
(monthly)
Duke
10- 5
'
Co.
12-
$17V2c
Co.,
A
Du
•
10* 5
•
11- 1
11- 1
20c
conv.
'
^
(quar.)
A
Dunham-Bush
10- 3
i'
•
-
—
(quar.)__'_
Class
10-5
11-1
(increased)
;
?
—.—_—
Ltd.
9-21
2
10-15
'$15c
$37V2c
monthly)^(monthly)—
10-- 5
1
.11* 1
25c
pfd. (s-a)—
class A-ri~~—-
pfd.
(quar.)
_______________
Properties, class
9-1
ll)- 5.
.11- 1
.
V,
non-cum.
(quar.)
(increased
4%
10-
$42%c
$25c
-
Class
9- 7
,10? .1
10- 1
47 %e
~
•
Drew
10- 1 v;' 9-7.
12-15
12- 1
5IV2C
:
'
Corp.,
.
10-31
$$1.25
—
preferred
0 Draper Corp.
9-22
V':,;
Insurance Co.
common
Chemical
9-22
•
•
Ltd.,
(quar.)'
Dow Chemical
*
9- 4
'
3c
(quar.
Doughboy Industries (stock dividend-)—-;.—
Dover Industries, Ltd., 6%
pfd. (quar.)_
Dover & Rockaway RR. (s-a)
Dow Brewery,
Ltd,
(quar,)_———i.—_
9-24
10-31
7%
r
9-24
11- 1
-
&
1
••
■
9-24
•
Tar
Common
10-
,
$1 preference
(quar.)
Dominion Textile. Ltd.; common
9-17
1
preferred
Dominion
; ;
\
.
10-
7%
9-20
11-21
1
,
18%c
Inc.
Dominion
9-14
1
$17V2c
common
preference
(quar.)
Dominion Foundries & Steel,
____
10- it.
10-
Ltd.—
Corp.,
2nd
10-15
■
^
6c
31V40
(quar.)
Fabrics,
V
t8c
.
;;
Co.
Dominion Dairies C0.1 Ltd.. 5%
9-25
-
5%
$3.75
:
10-15
5%
•
5% preferred
(quar.)
Dominion of Canada General
11-1;,
11-1
Ltd.
Anglo Investment
1
^
(quar.)—__;—
common
Cam Co.,
9-27
V
;
:
.
■
,.r:
9-15-
10-10
2%
(s-a)
(quar.)
.10-19
10-15
'
,
1
plus 2 V»c; V-:-.
y
I2V4C
10-26
10- 4
Vr'. 7%C; ■ 10-15
9-14
Dinettes
Dominion
9-15
div.)
Productions
income)
9-14
10-1
;' <T2 V2c
preferred (quar.),i__—-1-^.
Baking,
investment
net
9-12'
preferred (auar.)
1^ >. $1.04 - 10- 1
Container Corp. of
America— 7 • 7 •
4';
:
V- ;
4..-4 ■ '"M"
■•.Common (increased quar.)_i_______a__T__ ; „22V2c
11-23
4%
10-
10-29
55c
9-13
4
10-29
1
"
..
•
25c
7
9-
10-19
(stock
Disney
1-.
•$4.16
1
Walt
see
2
10-
$1.31 V*
(quar.)
,
preferrjed (quar.
Continental
net
10-15
9-14
:V
10- 2
• ;
Dividend Shares, Inc. (a capital gams distribution of 10c for the fiscal year
<
„;$4.50 preferred (quar.——
9-19
1
$15c
Corp."
Ltd. Amer dep. rets. (A final
of 7V2% equal to approximately
10-
Gas Co.f Ltd., com. -(quar.K-~- '
112c
A pref,
(quar.)$$1.37%
B
1
10-
$50o
Co.,
10•
series
series
•
.10-
$0,055)
9-14
30c
-
Ltd.
Mills,
'
_
1
9- 4
<
'
common
Investment
ll*
,
District Wholesale Driig,'class A (quar.)-__Diversa, Inc., $1.25 preferred (accum.)_____
75c preferred (accum.)
from
(quar.)_—;—15c
Oil
(Walt)
Distillers
■
dividend
Carreras,' Ltd.,
$1.05
—_
Corp.,
10- $
15c
4
10-16
11-2Q
50o
.
10-
10c
11-
;
•
-
•Consumers
~
-$4.20
Y.)—
Products
Textile
5
9-19
1
10-
(quar.)-i.:
;
27V2c
Gas ; (quar.);... 57VaC
Theatres, Ltd.,
5%%
10-
Disney
9-17-
'
1
50c
Extra
■
10,
1 :
1
51c
Consolidated
9-15
10-31
'
TO-
of
!_•
Consolidated
-
—
Carolina
•
T
^Consolidated
9-28
4
1
11-30
'•
Royalties
? 9-28
V
v. 10-10
Carolina,
Rock
12-31
:
10-10
.
Paper
Consolidated
Consolidated;
9-14
5c
(qoar.)_
(quar.)—;
Co.
11-
—
Natural
1
—
-___p'
9-28
"
8
11-
____
(quar.)
Small Business
payment
10-
preferred B (quar.)__;_i_________-;w ;$1.31 Vt
Electronics Industries Corp.-tr;,-.;^
-Foods
9-14
C
9-6
;
•
Consolidated
9-28
,
1
10-
5c
(quar.)
Consolidated
9-21
•V:
__
-
*
12-14
10-
55c
Quarterly
.
4
3c
(quar.
(increased quar.)
5Vt%
10-
14c
___________
Giorgio Fruit (quar.)
Bros., Inc;__
Dillon (J. S.) & Sons Stores
9-18'
1
Consolidated
'
,
1
15c
<quar;>
preferred (quar.)_
"
IV4C
9-28
5
1-
80
Inc., ;40c preferred (quar.)
Cigar Corp. (quar.)^^
preferred
11-19
~
10-22
.
Ci.V- 4.12%
4
4
3c
Canal-Randolph Corp.
,
9-14
2
10-
5%'
y;;
-
10- 3
11-
10-
;V $1.07
V
Consolidated
9-25
2
10-
$$1
Canadian Westinghouse Ltd.
1
10-
..
$$1.25
—.
(quar.)—£—
10-
$0.64
1- 2
55c
i.
Insurance
(N.
about
Canada Tunnel
Dominion
;
Co.
9-14
Deferred
1-10
—
Assn." (Toronto-)
Edison
9-L4
8-29
,
75c
11-15
(quar.)___^___^.„
Consolidated
Edison
Developers
1
10-2
9-15
10-19
(quar.)
4
9-28
to
Detroit
,•
Rico Inc.
preferred
preferred
Connohio,
9-10
l v
of
1
10-
4
$1
1
10-
$1.25
,
Ltd.
10-
11-15
10-
;
Puerto
preferred (quar. )_v
$1.90 preferred, (quar. >
,
;•
,
common.^..;
preferred
10-
10-15
$31c
(quar.)
Y
87Vac
held
Ltd.»
$1.50
preferred
$2
?
9-21
10-
Mines,
$1T7
$2.06
$2.04
;,*
9-1
.
(quar.)
(s-a)
...
(quar.)—
Limitee, class A
Dominion
$2.20
10-10
t
10-1
$1.50
15c
'
:
Life
1
10-L0
Di
40c
General
3
10-
10-25
(tjuar.)
(initial quar.)_
shares
90
Detroit
$1.06 V4
—
Electric—
;_
Connecticut
10-10
10-
10-15
Lines
(stock
dividend)
Lykes Bros. SS common
of
each
Denjson
'/• 9-21
$1.33%
-
.(quar.)________i_
Life
10-15
50c
Cquar.
share
lor
■1 9-14
10-1
Dibrell
(Hartford)
(qu4r. )
j.
±20c
Connecticut.Light & Power (increased quar.)
33c
t 8-31
<
437 %c
of Commerce
Ltd.,.
1
quarterly1
Confederation
8-31
<
One
9-14
9-17
i; $1.25
Commonwealth-Water Co.» 5 % % pfd. (quar.).
;
4
9-14
1
$$1.25
(quar.)______4—________
preferred
9-1
.
11-
$18%C
(quar.)__--..,___-.I____C_ri____.,;4
Canadian ImoeriPl
;.
1
10-15
Co.
Steamship
1
6c
gtd
Deltown Foods
:'
9-14
10-
v
,
to
Baking Co.
9-25
10-
25c
pfd.
preferred
payment
2
93%c
depositary share)
iU.--''
Estate- Corp.
(quar.)___
;
Phipps Stores, Inc., 5V2% pfd.'(quar.)
Delta
"
—
'.v Quarterly
(interim
5
10-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred gtd (quar.)
Seers Consolidated Mines,
9-28
10-
10c r
9-13
;
Increased
Inc., common
(quar.)__
preferred
Deere
' 9T1
1
„
;
Commonwealth. Theatrea of
8
10-1
10-
>
Ice, Machine Ltd.—
Co.
3-
.10-
(quar.)^i.__
7
3-8
1 V
55c
—
Canadian
9-
4-1
$9c
Food Products, Ltd.—
(quar.i—u'
preferred. (quar.)j_
preferred
;
;
the Illinois Commerce Commission)
.
5.23% preferred (quar.).:
L,_
Commonwealth International, Ltd.___
_i__
Commonwealth Realty (Phila.) —
r *
*
7
4-
437 %C
>
7
9-
11:
10-1
Canadian
V
-
Commonwealth Edison,' common (quar.)_.
Stock dividend
(Subject to approval
•
$90C
—
A
9r
quar.)__;
3
12-
1
$1.50
V
(quar.)
Quarterly
•
9-14
.
(s-a)___^
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)—__
9-14
i
Breweries
Bronze
1
9-14
10-1;
$50c
convertible
Canadian
V- 5 %
Lines.
9T4
r,
10-15
$87 Vac
Steamship
(quar.)____
(quar.)
.
$87 Vac
Mortgage
(quar.)v
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)__
1
10-
-$87 VaC
—
.
1
10-
*
(increased
3
9-5
5
Commerce .Title Guaranty (Memohis) (quar.)
Commercial Trust Co. (Jersey City^ Ni J.)—•
.
9-5
12-
10-
60c
Commerce Clearing Hbuse (quar.)_^.
Commerce Drug Co.
(quar.):^
'
Permanent
Canada
^
5
10-
$1
Ohio
10-
—Ll
(increased)
Mills
Deer Park
11-19'
10-1
.,$1.75
—
Southern
9-15
25c
System, class A
Corp.
Airmotive
River
per
...
Corp.—
(quar.)
4J/4% -preferred
9-18
1
.11-30
$1.12%.
•
•:l;.i;'";.:'4.65%preferred (quar.)
'.
,6% preferred (quar.).
9-26
10-
$10c
(quar.)
Canada
1
9-13
>9-28
$87 %c
—
&
S-15
1
35c
(quar.)__,
preferred
1
10-
7VaC'
»
•
quar.)
A
10-
10-1
,10-15
.
B
1
$4.25
Common
10-
(Initial)
_:
(quar.)
Pictures
15q
•
Industries
10-31
Dean
9-14
(quar.)_
Products
9-18
10-12
N/ J.)
(quar.)_
Industries, Inc., $6 pfd.
Columbus
1
35c
___—_________
Class
10-
12 %c
>_
Quarterly
,
25c
Canada
Dry Corp., common (quar.)—,—__
25c
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06 VA
•V $20c
Canada
Flooring Co. Ltd., class B (quar.)
Canada Iron Foundrys
$25c
Ltd., common (quar.)
4'/4%
preferred (quar.)
$$1.06%
Canada Packers, Ltd.—
Class
1
11-
31V4C
Fastener
Class
Co.
Columbia
1
11-
31c
;
11-
30c
_
(quar.)
(increased
preferred
1
DeMun
'
(Englewood,
4
9-7
10-
20c
9-14
1
10-
8
10-
$1.37Va
(quar.;
com.
10-15
1
10-
20c
11-
<
conv.
-
'
11-15
$1.12
common
4———
Transit
shares
l-iO
4
t
-
1
3
10-19
17%c
C.
Denault
Bank
.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
A
10-19
?
(quar.)_—.
preferred
$1.24
Trust
11-15
.1-31
10-
Yard______;_—____
Colorado Interstate Gas <
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.35%, preferred, (quar.)
,
9-17
-
!
,
$1.25
1012-
.•?'
$5c
12-28
5%
9-20'
$1
'
Color-Craft
.
&
$1.2C
Class
1
3
10-10'
-
y-21
>
9-10
50c
de
$1.18%
Stock
preferred
Colonial
9-14
v
10- 5
10-31
1
}25c
$30c
8%
9-20'
j42VaC-
9-20
1
1
>
•
Curtis
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5%
Dayton & Michigan RR.,
.
25c
(quar.)_—
1
10-
10-
$1.12Va
Helene
$2 preferred
Davidson-Boutell Co.,' 6%
11-3*
Corp. (quar.)
>;
$13.25
Colonial Growth & Energy Shares— "
-.(From net investment income)5c
'
9-14
1
75 c
__
'
10-1
-
Ltd.—
1-
Corp., 3%% pfd. (quar.)__:
Daryl Industries (quar.)
9-30-
1
j
10-
45c
Dana
-
11-21
25c
1
J30c
(s-a)—
Corp.
12-12
10-10
$50c
(quar.)_i._'
(quar.)
(Canada)
Coal
(quar.)
12-14
11-
(quar.)__
:
■
■
,
1
(Toronto)
Dayco Corp.,
-
i Coca-Cola International
.
Common
$1.32
1
10-
1'
$1.75
.-
'
•
^
$1.25
(increased- quar.)
(quar.)..
Union
Coca-Cola
,
(quar.)
California
Camloc
10-
4%
.
4%
4
Co.—
(quar.Vuil^-ii--i-----Telephone—
California
Camden
9-
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cluett Peabody & Co.:
7% preferred (quar.)
9-17
1
Pacific RR.
-pfd,
Electric—
National
4%%
1
9-28
Interstate
convertible
$1.25
10-
10.
&
S-25
10c
25c
A
Daffln
9-26
10-
10c
9-19
10-15
12-28
■
1-
'
11-
City Investing Co., common (quar.12V2C
5%%
preferred (quar.$1.37%
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. Co. (s-a)
J, $1.50
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
:.
9-10
10-15
common
Power
preferred
5.25%
10-15
10-20
i
Electric
preferred
15c
12v2c
(quar.)_.
^
10-1
37V2c
,
dividend—;
11-15
1
i
*
10-15
35c
10-5
Dan
.
•
12%c
Fran.)
>
25c
-
'10-15
87VaO
9-28
9-11
Y.)—
(Sun
.'
Corp.
see
12-20
Class
10-15
-
1
10-10
10-15
5c
50c
9-15
11-12
....
1-
4%
preferred, (quar.)
Dallas
1
vy"%l;
S% preferred (quar,)
Cincinnati & Suburbah Bell Telephone—
10-10
12-
•
9-21
1
(quar.;
-
10-15
$1.12>/a
1
lu-
A
' 10- 1
1-15
.t
On.,' 7%
Quarterly
City Gas Co. of Florida
10-10
11-1
31Vic
____
Consumers
California
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
preferred
California
.
Corp.
10c
—.___—_
preferred
(quar.)_
Power,
California
6%
5%
M.),
Financial
T
CMP
(H.
_
&
preferred
Citizens
#
Extra
Paul
--
5%v
10-
Class
D.
10-15
,'5c
w
9-17
17V2c
(quar.)
dividend)—
Bank^
(Toronto)
Pass
(helene)
10-10
1
r.
-5c
•
-
1>;
25c
(stock
(quar.)
Quarterly
,
9- 4-
-
-
1
income..
9-28•
10-
9-20
-
Quarterly
9-14
22V2c
______
io-
v.
•
.
10-
Co.
Curtiss-Wright
9-20
-
1
10c
--
A
4V2%
cmcinnati.'New -Cifieaha <8f Texas Pacific Ry.
.
'9.ll5
37%c
prior preferred
(quar.)
Byer-Rolnick Hat Corp. (quar.)
Byers (A. M.)
(quar.)
70c
—
9*14
10-25
(quar.)
Insurance
Nest
Curtis
?:
•
Gas
.Cincinnati
6%
11*1
25C'
preferred
,4%%
9-14:
28V8C
—
10-
''•*
Quarterly
Gas—
Bay
1
(quar.)—
Stero Corp.
Common
3-15
6-28
St.
A
Securities
Cincinnati
•
12-21
10-T
$1.12,V2
(quar.)'V
15c
preferred:
Churchill
.
9-14
-1:
5%
Christiana
:
9-28
.
•.
5
9-14
1
$1.12%
(quar.K-u
(quar.)..
Chicago, Milwauxee.
1
.9-28
25c
.___
__
(quar.)
5
'
10-1
(extra)
Co.
;
3
9-15
$1.62%
(quar.)__
common
i___
Co.
10-
5
5V4%' preference (s-a)__;
Curlee Clothing, common (quar.)
9-14'
1
10-
Corp. (stock, dividend).J
Unadilla Telephone—r
x.
Chesapeake Utilities
\
10-15
1
:
10-
10-
common__^__«_^-
4V2.%
preferred
(quar.)^—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. :■>.'
3V2.% pl-eferred (quar.)J.J.__;
.
:
3r29
•
1
;
10-20
Trust
10-
1
10-
......
from .net; investment
.Chenango &
9-21
10-
\
■
Inc.,
10-19^
1
15c
^quar/i-i-i-l-^^-i
York
10-19,
10-15
10c
(quar.)_
4c
10-19
20c
pid.
International, Ltd. (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.-r-
'
—
•Quarterly
10-15
r
10-16
25c
___
,
u
10-
1
25c
-
1
$1.04
10-
u—
National
Zellerbach
Class
Corp.—
ChemicaL Products
9-28
.V.
New
Chemical. Fund,. Inc.—;
9-28
1
25c
U
common
I2V2C
_
11-
>
10-25
"
Fund___—
(White Plains, N;
Zellerbach
Crow's
risryx
Common
;
9-28
11- 1
,125c
__;
Buzzard's
10-
,
10^19
122Vac
;
Co.
preferred
4V2%
1
10c
—-
A
Common
Butler's
10-
___
Common
4V2%
7
10rl5
Corp.
Mills.
9-
>
preferred
Morrill
&
1
10c
_____________
Burnham
10-
Bank
Enterprises,
7
9-14
,
10-15
Ltd.,
B
9-
15c
Products.
Bullock's,
(quar.
35c
•
Chemical
;
9-10.
...
Transport
'
Crown
9-29
1
30c
10-' 5
20c
;
Crush
11-
$1.19
preferred
Crown
9-10.
(Oakland,
(quar.)
convertible
Trust
9-10 .'
1
37VaC
(quar.)___.
Motor
Life
-
i
Service—
Papers, Inc;
>
.$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Champlih Oil & Refining
,
9rl4
1
(quar.)___
15c
Co.____,---_______i-.—35c
Forge
Building
1
10-
.
.
__
convertible
60c
1
10-
_.—
.
preferred
10-
10c
'.
Machinery (quar.)Budget Finance Plan, new common (initial)
6%
preferred
10-
9-3Q
10-31
(quar.)_____
Co.
Hinds
Crown
7
9-20.
10-15
.
(quar.)
Wisconsin
Crouse
Crown
15c
.
Trust
9,
11-1
87V2c
Distributors
Crompton
10-1
*
.
A
s-14
,10-19
Investment
9-7,
(10-1
(quar.)
Book
T
9-14
32Vac
6V«%
preierred
Quarterly
Croeker-Anglo
Quarterly
,
$1.50
$1.15
87Vac
Champion
f
9-14
10c
(quar.)
Claps B (quar.)-;.—___jl
'4% preferred ' (quar.).
10-15
10c
•
B————"l-_——:——-—i,
,
js.
Public
Chemical
preferred (quar.)_
Broughton's Farm: Dairy,; class- A__-—Brown-Forman
6%
9-14
11-
95c
4,16%
....
.
'
t$1.13
(quar.)
5
(quar.)
preferred
Common
1
10-
...
(Chicago)
Corp.—
(quar.).
'
t$1.10
Brockton Taunton Gas,. $3.80 pfd.
Brooke Bond Canada. Ltd.—
Central
10-
"
l
10c
(quar.i
&
County
9-14.
1
Corp.,
Co.
Reynolds Corp.,
preferred A (quar.)
Cosmo
10-
l&c
(increased)
(quar.)_____^_
$1
.
9-14'.
.
12V2c
Trust
(quar.)
Company' (quat.')__i
L.)
(Peter)
Counselors
9-14
»
10-
—
(quar.)^____
National - Bank
Vermont
10-1
TO- 1
$1.16
'
.
9-10
Holders
Payable oj aec.
>•"* $1
Investors
Corp.
$1
5-10
9-14v
•
&
of America
Products
4
'
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.
Co.
Corroon
.
9-10 :
1
$1.12Va
;
9-10
1'
(quar.)
Bank
Corning Glass Works
3 % % preferred (quar.)
"-T
;(quar.)j;^„_i4u^^-*^ 't;^sfr20c
Valley
California) (quar.)
"
____.
" '
Bank
$1.50
preferred (quar.)___
6V4%
preferred (quar.)
C
Securities
10-
6%
'
National
i
10--1"
10-1 ;
10- 1
$1.18%
$1.20
>
■
9-28
1
'10-
$!.24\
;22q
,
$1.02 Va
(quar.)—
preferred
Central
Central
7d
British
preferred
3.50%
share free of British income
British
"
4.60%
National
Mortgage
tL.
Corn
5
10-1
$1.18%
.4;'
>
Cook
^
V
__
(quar.);—
'
Controls
10- 8
10-15
.
copimoh—"
.
9-14
9-10
10-31
-
:
$1.12 Va'
Central Maine Power
6% Preferred j (quar;)_.
.9-14
1
.
.
(quar,).^
Gas
10-1
v?
A
(quar.)
Continental
9-10
When
; Sluire
class
10-
Illinois
(Chicago)
Cooper
■
.
(quar.).—
Indiana
10-19
1
$1.08% f T 10-
preferred
Central
10-
,
>
(quar.)—
Tight ;;
Vr
■.
30c
Electric—
preferred
4.64%
1
10- 5
—
;_4
tax
i
;4Va%
11-20
5
11-15
25c
Bristol Myers Co., 3%% preferred
(quar.)__
93%c
British American Oil, Ltd. (quar.)__—.—125c
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
Ordinary registered and ordinary bearer,
Common
1
.
—_
Mfg.
7 pence per
10r
Illinois
10-
,
$1.75
,4.80% .preferred" (quar.)
Central
■
-
Continental Motors
of.75^-:;prcIerf'ed^^uar^>i-„^^^..ww,,
"
11-9
$1.12Va
(quar.)_
preferred
9-28
•'
Per
■'
Company
Connector,
!;V
Stock
V Continental
11-15
-10-15,
10-12
--#25c
(reduced)
&
1
10»31
•
-30c
4.96%
preferred " (quar.)
Central. Illinois Electric
Gas^
: 4.10%
preferred
(quar.)_„__
8-31
—
Bralorne
„
4.75%
9-14
10-26
25c
>
preferred
preferred
12-
4%^
.
25c
Sugar
"
Name of
Continental
$1.12,/a
^1—-
(quar.)
Gas
Holders
Payable of Rec.
-
-
Corp.—y...
4.35%
"
_'.
preferred
When
Share
•
-
■9%' preferred* (quar.)
Canadian
(quar.)____.
Products Co.
Bradley
•
■
Mersey Paper Co.—
Bowman
Brach
Co.
preferred (quar.)_____
Industries (stock dividend;
Central Aguirre
Central Hudson
per
10-31
Bowaters
Per
v
&
&
Celotex
Ltd.— -44
Paper,
American deposit
share
7%
162Vic
Scott
Cooke_„__
Caterpillar; Tractor
(quar.)_
Celanese Corp. 01 America—
4l/2%
preferred
(quar.)
9-24
11-
%
Company
Pirie
Cascade
9-21
10-. 1
Bourjois,
'
'
\'V"
■
9- 5
20c
(quar.)__
Co.
Holders
87 %c
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Garden-Arena
Corp
Boston
When
Payable
■•
Share
3%%
$1.12 Va
$1.75
$1.50
55c
90c
25c
$1
10-
1
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
10-
1
10-
1
9-
7
8-31
8-31
10-15
10-
3
10-15
10-
3
9-14
9-14
Continued
on
page
48
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1354)
.
.
Monday, October 1
.
1962
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
■
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
44% Jan
16
55
Dec
21
25
55
52 % Jan
3
75
Apr
7
56 Va Aug
29
81% Mar
27% May 16
12% Sep
12
21% Jan
68'
75 Va Feb
Abacus Fund
15
16
17% Sep
38
25':.''
Jun
36
Jan
3
Deb
22
52 Va Jun
76
Feb
28
107% Nov
14
66
17
Jan
3
24% Jun
5
24 Vi Jan
3
21% Oct
80
33% Nov
3
43% Apr
6
10% Jan
'<
3
22 % Jan
28
16
6iy8 Nov
36% Apr
V
84
29
3% Nov 24
Jan
2
2
Acme
18
3 Va
11
90
Control
Air
Products
70 Va Feb
Air
7
A
4% Feb 19
Alco
Jan
2
Aldens
39
94% May 16
25
•
12 Va Mar 20
4
4
19
Jun
14
41
Jan
5
50 Va Sep
7
27% Sep
27
48% Jan
2
40
Jan
6
55
39 Va May 28
53% Apr
19
94 Va Jun
6
5% May 29
Dec
12
100% Jun
2
88
16% Jan
4
20% Sep
5
16% May 29
44
Jan
81
Oct
Nov
18
23 Va Mar
57
25
88
3
45
28
23
5
Jan
May 11
20 Va Jun
19% Oct
23
98 Va Sep
22
3% ''
Corp
Amerada
Petroleum
American
4
American
Jun
22
40 Va Jan
10
30
May 18
July 19
65
Apr
59
11
4
6
41% Aug 29
61% Apr
17
3%%
25
18% Jan
25
53 Va Apr
6%
25
22% Jun
25
preferred
Bosch
5
common
50
Corp_____.2
Arma
Co
Shoe
7%
.
6,100
6,500
'30 %
t *29%
30 Va
7,900
7%
20
7%
7Va
7%
500
91
*90
91
24 Va
24 Va
24 %
24
7%
i.
24%
23%
28
29
27 Va
28%
27 Va
28
45 Va
29
45%
45 %
45%
44 Va
45%
44%
45%
90%
90Va
*89Va
91
90%
90%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
18 Va
18 Va
18%
18%
36%
38 Va
37%
38 Va
37 Va
37 Va
37 Va
37%
12%
12%
36%
7%
51
86
11 Va
14
90
15%
23 Va
20%
36 Va
37
7%
50%
85 Va
7%
51%
21,700
23%
28
;
8
*89 Va
91
12%
1,700
17,100
11,800
'
-
-
20
'
10%
13%
*88'A
*12%
12%
12%
36 Va
36%
Va
7%
50
50 Va
50 Va
7%
50 Va
13
12 Va
12 Va
37%
37
37
37
7%
50%
51%
*85 Va
7
7%
7%
14
*
9,200
430
90
86Va
85%
85%
*85 Va
86 Va
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
7,200
14
13%
13%
13J/a
13%
28,600
*88 Va
90
*88%
90
90
*88 Va
15%
15%
16
-15 Va
23
22%
23
22%
20
20%
20%
21%
19
19%
19 Va
19%
55%
53Va
55Va
52%
53%
52 Va
53 Va
17 Va
17 Va
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17 Va
19 Va
19%
100%
20%
20%
20 Va
20 Va
98%
99Va
24%
16Va
*95
. 20%
*25%
"*64%
13%
1,400
5,400
13%
11
22%
47
1,700
"
10%
86 Va
15'A
^
803
61,900
'
53%
46Va
77
No par
8
*33
24'A
4^
4
95Va
95Va
i.siri 20% ,{^1%'
267 f, 26%
• 7., 64%
64%
100
No par
Co
preferred
American Brake
1
common
Bakeries
American
4
Jun
Airlines
convertible
American Bank Note
4
11% Jun
41
Agricultural Chemical—No par
23% Jan 23
Feb 16
114
12.50
No par
Corp
21,600
3%
16%
Amerace
49%
16%
16Va
9
15
Amer
48%
34 Va
17 Va
20
99%
25%
America
of
3,500
3%
54
Limited
38,900
16%
17 Va
19
99Va
24%
100
10
No par
Co
9,700
59 Va
*33 Va
51%
A
1
;
16%
3%
1
Cement
23
15%
37 Va
13Va
r.
10
convertible preferred
Feb
23% Sep
ApfTB
22%
Va\ 34%
} 16%
3%y
No par
5
Supermarkets Inc
Mfg common.
Aluminium
1
3%
No par
5
No par
Corp
Portland
Mar
3
36%
7%
48%
*85'A
10%
13%
*88 Va
15JA
22%
19%
Co
Inc
31
3%
37
12%
Alside
34
3%
9
Alpha
4
3%''
18'A
Corp
11,200
x57
49%
48%
50
18'A
12
19
49%
1
Allis-Chalmers
4.08%
50
100
5
gtd
12 Va
"
7%
23%
28%
45%
90%
10
..1
Inc
3,800
49,300
12
/• ;
11%
41%
'
Corp common..No par
preferred
100
4%
49
6,300
11%
15%
28 Va
45 Va
*89
Mills
Allied
20
64Va
Kid
Allied
50%
5,500
40%
r
60 Va
7%
*23 Va
preferred—
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Jun
47% Aug 10
51% Jun
15 Va
57%
.1
common—
convertible
Chemical
25
24 Va Apr
.
90 Va
Allied
26
3
*
:
91
Industries
Jun
7
61
*90%
Allen
15% Jun
15 Va Jan
16'
91
2
90
58% Sep
23%
15%
58
*90%
4
May 31
27% May 17
130
3
50
.
134 Va Feb
15
34
22%
91
28% Jan
25
2
61%
*90%
49% Mar 20
May 29
24Va Oct
23%
16%
100
preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co
18
22%
15%
59 Va
29%
Aluminum
84% Jun
22%
16
30%
68 Va Mar 23
7
12%
29%
20% Feb
11
12
31
22
37% Oct
12%
30%
25
119% Dec
12
.«
11%
41 Va
31'A
25
3
11 Va
40%
30%
Jun
19
12
42%
5
16% Jun
Jun
48% Jan
4%%
6%
Jan
30% Jan
25
69% Jan
11%
41%
common
Inc
17% Jun
Mar 24
11%
•>
v- •
167/a
Alleghany Corp
100% Mar
May 29
81% Mar 30
23%
43
12%
61%
No par
2
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.;
16% Feb
25
28
26
23 Va
11%
15%*
Stores
*
24
17%
Allied
20
23 Va
34%
66% Feb
19 % Dec
25,900
17
24
56'A Nov 30
3,800
10%
34 y4
48% Sep
13% Sep
67%
9Va
17 Va
Products
10 % Jun
63%
66%
10%
35
Allied
81 Va May
63 Va
67%
10%
17%
Allied
3
63%
67%
35
15
Sep
Jan
23'A
1
63%
41%
12%
23%
58 Va
.50c
10,200
17%
31
5
15
11%
44
12%
23%
41'A
12
24 %
13 Va
35
9 Va Feb
15 %
36
No par
24
13%
17'A
17 Va Feb
81% July
12
24%
> "
24%
*
11,300
13 Va
35
44% Jan
20
25% Dec
24
23%
--11%
-
10%
400
38
60%
1
5
36% Sep 11
38% May 16
4
10%
-
Shares
37%
59%
2
25
July
May 15
35% Feb 28
25 Va Oct
68Va
10%
*38
Inc
6 % Jun
12
110
17
26% Oct 26
64%
67%
10%
Corp
34% May 29
84 Va May
25
98
Sep
Gas
Products
35 Va Jun
21% Apr 25
29% May 15
28
19
.'63%
67%
;
1
Inc
70% Nov
Aug 11
14% Sep
64%
■"'■<67%
10%
1
52% Apr 13
10% May 11
3
63%
67%
10%
Chemicals
&
66% Aug
3
16% Dec 21
3
64
67%
:
Industries
Alabama
4
15% Apr
24
J
40 % Mar 26
53% Apr
11
Ui
Products
Reduction
22% Apr
25
24% July 25
Jun
Air
3
27
63%
1
Aeroquip Corp
18
4
Oct
25
;
*
39
*
May 29
Dec
17
18%Apr
8
7
13%
Admiral Corp
84 % Mar 15
Jan
36% Jan
14
Co______
35% Jan
May 28
May 29
45 Va May 29
9% Sep
12% Jun
13 »A
25
10
19% Mar 15
41 %
93
3
14
15
2
35
50% Jan
Steel
Adams Express Co
21
32% Jan
89
!'13%
Adams-Millis Corp
45% Nov
Nov
13%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
9
29
8
13'A
90% Jan
Jun
88 Va Jun
61'
23% Jan L 3
May 29
29
59%
27
33
37% Dec
60
May 29
14
20% Aug
A. 59%
Sep
9
3
60
20 Va Jun
9
5 V< Mar 24
3
12% Jan
38%
59 Va
10
Acme Markets Inc
Jan
33% Feb
*38
60 Va
ACF Industries Inc
99% Jan
21
25
39
59%
*38
the Week
Friday
Sept. 28
Thursday
__1
Vending Corp___,______
26
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 26 h 'r
5
__1
___
Laboratories
28
Tuesday
Sept. 35
Sept. 24
Sept. 27
38 Va
38 Va
11 Va Jun
12
41% Nov
32% Jan
ABC
i
Monday
par
10
21
14% Mar
86% Dec
LOW AND HIGH
*■
STOCK
40 %
19% Nov 29
4
8% Sep
73% Nov
Abbott
9
Jun
22 % Jun
17
109 % Oct
16
9% Sep
22
Mar 14
25
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
19%
24%
16%
16%
13 Va
45Va
20%
46Va
ty.u
46
J
12%
2,700
37,300
-
100
>97
20%-
6,500
24 Va
243/4
1,200
*63 Va
12%
46 Va
31,200
20 Va
-
...
**63 Va <65
,#
"' 46% '
16%-..
*95
.
25 Va
7,400
24%
16%
-.
,
2,600
101 Va
24 Va
97
70,100
26,900
-
21
99 Va
20%
20
25
-V'»-
65
*
>16%
y
12%, 43 Va
.
11,600
24%
25%
1'*63Va
65Va
y:<12%
20Va
10,000
100/
*95-Sr
25%
~
3
Aa
26%
___
15%
23%
.16 Va
-
16%
97
.
15%
22 Va
24%
24%
*95
>!20%v
98
101
24%
97
-
'•
16
23 Va
47
65
100
12%
12%
14,300
47
--
47 Va
1,900
'
American
*
47 Va Feb
5
38% July
41% Mar
9
7
41
49
Nov
28
Jan
4
39 y8 Jun
53
42% Jan
3
70% Jan
6 '
?
Jun
v
5
Jun
7%
25
Jan
17
88
18% Feb
7
25% May 12
29 Va Apr 21
21
May 29
34% Feb
Feb
2
59 Va Jun
8
31% May 29
51% Jan
5
84
Jan
4
93
2
84
19 Va Jan
3
14
Oct
18 % May 29
Jan
38%
25
__
:: v'-.
/
43
12.50
common
preferred
30
28%
46%
46%
61
19%
19%
No par
23%
23%
American Crystal Sugar common.10
4% %
prior preferred
100
*34%
35 Va "■
*85
87%
&
Chicle
Co
Cable
No par
No par
:
Consumer
•:
.
3
Ind
_
38%
*46
?
29%
27%
28%
42%
43 Va
42 Va
42%
38%
38%
38%
38%
27%
,42
14,500
28%
28
38%
"y
V
42%
31,700
38%
-1,800
900
46
46%
46
46
46
46
60%
58%
60
58%
59
58 Va
60%
45,640
19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19 Va
3,300
*23%
23%
-23%
23%
23%
23'A
22%
23%
1,100
35%
35%
35%
35
35
86
86
86%
87%
87%
88
88
88
40%
V
'
43%
38%
39
29%
43
-43%
60%
Chain
American
>
91% May 25
3
Co
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
13
40
'
Can
28%
1
_
American
2
24% Jan
Inc
American
50 Va Mar 26
27
50%-Jun
97% Mar 28
,
American
19
4
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
19
38 Va May 29
34% Jan
36
47% Feb
41%
40%
41%
40%
41%
40%
41%
59%
:
46%
.
*35
-
200
35%
*34%
380
'
39% Sep
29
29% Jan
20
57% Jan
3
20% Jan
50
Mar 20
35 Va Jun
25
48
Apr
23
American Cyanamid Co
37%
37%
37%
37 Va
37%
37 Va
37%
1,400
63%
62%
63%
62%
63 %
62%
63 Va
62 Va
63%
12,700
48%
49%
47%
49%
47 Va
47 Va
47%
10,400
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power..No par
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
47%
16%
16 Va
16%
3,600
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
6,700
55% Jan
2
American
Distilling
72 Va Mar 21
American
Electric
3
47% Dec
6
36
13% Oct
4
8 Va Jan
4
23% Apr
12% Apr
28
18
40
58% Apr
14
20% Mar
12% May 29
8% Jun
10 "Va Jan
27
American
Home
American
Hosp Supply
19% Feb
13
24% Jan
5
25
79
26
17
May 29
Nov
21
13% May 29
28% Nov 22
99% Jan
9
105
18 Va Jun
63% Apr
20
19
86% Feb
27
79% Sep
39 Va Dec
14
25% Jun
97
20% May 16
Sep
y
22
42Va Jan
May 28
30
13
Jun
2
105
Mar 20
81 Va Oct
3
28
101
May 24
36 Va Nov
24% Jan
86
7
25
*0
5
103
Mar 19
Jan
3
16% Nov
30
37
Apr
28
21% Apr
55 Va Dec
34
Jan
19
49 Va Aug 18
23% Sep
54
Jan
18
81% Dec
4
48 Va May 29
29% Dec
29
46% Sep
13
13% Aug
8
32 Va Jan
27% Sep
10
12% Sep
28
142 Va Jan
2
41
Jan
62
3
12% Jan
3
28
27
30 Va Apr
11% May 29
25
Dec
19
33 Va Jan
3
8
18% Sep
2
Jun
,
May 17
42 Va Mar 10
50 V2 Mar
9
13
3
13 6 Va Jan
3
146 Va NOV
20
142
119
Aug
3
127 Va Apr
il
122
18
Jun
23
27% Jan
16
26 % Mar 21
72 %
May 18
Jan
22
28% Jan
3
30 Va Jan
11
103 Va Jan
3
3
131 Va
4
Va %
Mach
Metal
American
Metal
American
2
Amer
4
American
Potash
25
American
Gas
28%
29 Va
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
28 Va
102 Va
102%
102%
102%
102 3/a
1013/4
14%
10
37%
;
Chem
14
14 3/a
5,400
I
243A
25
*241/2
25
700
1
16'A
16%
16%
;17
128,800
37%
38%
38%
38 Va
38%
37%
38%
37%
3 8'/a
25%
23%
25
23%
25V4
233A
24'A
231%
24
54%
54%
54%
54%
551/4
-54%
55
541%
543A
3,800
14%
14%
14'/a
14%
13%
143/4
13%
14
13V2
133/4
76,800
No par
28%
12%
5
com
*145
100
*145
'
17 Va
26%
10
12%
13
16 Va
Develop'mt Corp 1
28'A
29
146 Va
27%
par
9%
American Smelt & Ref'g com.No par
7%
preferred
100
American Snuff Co common
8%
6%
non-cumulative preferred_100
55%
148'/a
16%
26%
16%
26%
146%
*145%
16%
123/4
13
12%
13
26%
4
16%
9%
9Va
55%
53%
54
148%
147%
148
148
148'/a
108 %
106%
28 Va
29%
July
25-*
2
25
May 29
44% Apr
5
134% Feb 19
61% Mar 23
25% Mar 19
Jan
8
5
26Va July 16
25
19
29
6%
15% Feb
40% Sep
25
25
20% Jan
4
Ampex
37Va Jan
15
34 Va May
27% Apr 17
58% Apr
3
38% Dec 21
Jun
10
May 28
17% July 26
23% May 29
37% Jan
2
American
AMP
Inc
Zinc
Amsted
Smelting
shares
28
52% Jan
4
Anaconda
37
Jan
4
Anaconda
Wire
26V2 Sep
26
37% Jan
4
Anchor Hocking
93 V2 Feb
16
91
27
95
17
34% Sep
11
Inc
26% Nov 30
page
Jun
-
25.
Jun
Glass Corp
26
May 16
49% Feb
9
preferred
Anderson Clayton
25
24% Feb
Apco
8
Cable
$4
Oil Corp
;
&
Co..
2,700
12,200
147%
148 Va
22 Va
22 Va
*124 Va
,
650
127 Va
1,600
30%
30
30%
37%
38
37%
38%
35 Va
36 Va
35
36
108%
105 Va
107%
105%
106 Va
137,600
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
56,300
130%
130Va
.
•17,700
6,500
3,300
130%
130%
129 Va
129 Va
530
51'/a
52 %
51%
52%
51%
53
50%
51%
50%
52%
47,800
21
21
21
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
21
27
27
*27
28
*26%
27'/a
27
*26%
27
*26%
27
*26
27
*24 Va
26
*24 Va
26
130% "
"
27
26Va
*24%
26Va
*24%
24%
*23Va
24
*23
24
11%
42 Va
21
15%
20Va
11%
43
21%
16Va
21
11%
40%
21%
15%
20%
12
26
26"%
26Va
26%
26%
„
37%
37%
37%
38%
37 Va
»■
130
26
23%
1
No par
Corp..1
No par
6.25
No par
1
9 Va
54%-
:,
30 Va
27%
21.80
1,700
26%
53%
127Va
*24'/a
50
&
:.i 9%
127 Va
*26%
1
Co
28
37
26 Va
■
f-1--V's-'V;'.«•••.''
// 4,300
22 Va
*26%
l
Electronics
Industries
Sep
23% Jun
107
16%
"124 V2
25
&
Corp
65
May 22
44% May 22
45 Va Apr
4
109 Va
29%
23
16 V2
28,900
a
22%
22%
25
No par
endorsed
*124%
■*
23
25
Lead
Amphenol-Borg
23
::
5,400
12%
146%
'
-
26Va
27%
*93
36%
15Ve
*26%
26Va
27%
95
36%
15%
*25%
27'Va
'
*93
35 Va
15%
26%
27%
95
36
15Va
,
27%
23
27 Va
1,600
300
23
1,530
12
11%
"11%
11%
11%
3,100
41
22
11%
41
20%
15%
20%
42
21%
16 Va
21%
-
130
*40 Va
41Va
*40 Va
41 Va
1,000
21%
20%
23
23
"
21%
9,100
16 Va
15 Va
15%
15 Va
15%
94,400
21%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
10,600
26%
26%
21
38 Va
25%
26Va
*92%
34%
27%
95
35%
14%
15%
25%
'
*:
26%
26%
8,200
37 Va
37%
37
37%
27,700
25
26%
25%
25
25
26 Va
27 Va
27 Va
27%
*92%
95
*92%
I
8,400
21
130%
''
25
Ametek Inc
17
54
Mar 30
33% Mar 29
25
,
Corp
5Va% preferred
5% preferred
5% preference
24% Aug 21
22
28%
~
100
Viscose
27
15
108
American Water Works Co corn.—5
6% preferred...
—25
10
Jun
6.25
preferred
American
22V2 Aug 29
19
May 11
51V4 Nov 27
33 Va
9 Va
9V2
53%
*148'/a
23
<•
15,700
28%
12%
*144
.
26 Va
9%
35%
35
16%
55%
38%
1
25
•
9%
31
123
5
.26%
26%
28V4
12%
146V2
54%
10
55%
148Va
*124Val27Va
25
.
'145
17
35%
23
283A
28
28% .-29%
28%
146%
35
Sep
143/a
54 Va
35
2
141/4
par
.
'
17%
37%
136 Va Jan
2,200
14%
30Va
3
20,900
24%
*124Va
17
28%
101%
16 Va
37*%
Jan
■
28 Va
25
No par
preferred
(I
14%
16%
Co
.
24%
14 %
24%
16%
I
.
82%
101%
28%
102
]
78,100 v: •:
19%
*81
i
'(J
<
30
104
19 Va
82 Va
*81
102 Vo
30Va
27% Sep
82%
19%
19%
19%
*81
82%
24%
Co
Co
&
19%
19%
*102
104
102
102
102
127Va
2
Jan
see
19%
*81
14%
American Seating Co
American Ship Building Co__No
Jun
footnotes,
82 Va
25
16%
40% Feb
Aug 10
For
19%
103
14%
Amer Research &
23
48% Nov
19%
*102
25
16Va
30% Mar 15
25
17
103
*80'A
>
100
Photocopy Equipm't Co.No
7%
*102
2
Rad & Std Sany
25
15
5,700
30
98% May 29
Nov~22
Jan
1,000
193/4
37%
32
13
21% Nov
15%
19%
:
.1
Natural
Optical
4
37
*14%
19%
1.66%
News
29% Jan
2
15V4
191%
No par
American
28% May 23
13
15'A
19%
com—1
Corp
American
18
BOVa Jan
15%
19%
Products
Motors
American
26
33% Feb
Inc
preferred
2
Oct
3
Climax
convertible
2
Sep
3
15%
19%
100
23
25
20
15
19%
1.75
com
Apr
27
Nov
14%
197/3
30%
42 V2 Jun
Jan
15 Va
193/4
37%
35%
20
33
15 Va
30
5
44
1
1
37%
7
27 Va Jan
28,800
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
Sep
1
54,400
20%
American Sugar Refining com
7%
preferred
American Tel & Tel Co.,.
American Tobacco common
Apr
22% Sep
17% Sep
453A
20%
43% Mar
36% Apr
63
30 Va Nov
45
203A
33% July 18
27
4
46
20 3/a
27
29% May 29
1
21
3IV2
45%
21'A
30% May 8
133Va Apr 11
3
13% Nov
Fdry
18 Va Jan
2
30%
46%
20%
3
Jan
34 Va Jan
&
Jan
7
32
45%
21%
preferred
American Meter Co
I8V2 Jan 17
65
May 4
152
Apr 24
3iy8
46 %
20%
100
54% Jan
;s
32%
45%
20 Va
Jan
19% Jan
41
3.90%
5,300
32%
46 Va
19 Va
preferred
19
18
152 Va May 16
May 29
28 V2
121% Jan
American
American
31
33%
45'/a
20% Feb
37% July 26
34% Jun
5
139% Dec
prior
*30 V2
32
American International Corp
Investment Co of 111
5Va%
"
par
American
53
26% Sep 26
8% May 29
48% July 18
Jan
54% Jan
16
*37
1
Corp.No
73% Jan
28
14%, Jun 27
12.50
Products
46
May 28
33
17% Nov 21
146
18% Mar 13
13% May 29
22% Jun
3
2
Sep 21
13% Jan
139% Sep
.
5
_
American Hardware Corp
Jun
Apr
20
.10
Co.
Corp
8
45
35
3
Enka
8
40 Va Feb
14
26
6
5
16
American
2
25
89% Sep
Sep
13% Jan
24
Jan
25% Jun
28
26
20 Va Jan
10
33% Feb
29
75 Va Nov
Dec
Co
Power
"
Jun
41,800
50 Va
25
27
3
-v.
37%
Jun
Jun
Jan
*37 Va
41
63
31
52
24
40%
r
48
29
77% NOV 20
56% Nov
:
10
570
6,000
95
35
35 Va
36
36 Va
3,800
13%
15
14 Va
14 Va
7,600
,
J
1
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Volume 196
Number 6199
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1355)
NEW YORK? STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1961
r.
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
33 % Jan
3
43% Apr
12
33
37 %
23% Jun 25
Jun
25
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
39 7/8 Mar 29
Arizona Public
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
38'A Feb
8
43% Oct
19
3
9
41 %
Sep
24
37% Jan
3
79% Aug
53% Aug
3
32 Vb Sep
57% Feb
16
Armour
74% Oct
25
25
73% Apr
23
2
89% Jun
7
Armstrong Cork Co common
$3.75 preferred
No
Armstrong Rubber Co
50
Jan
11
30
Jan
3
13% Mar 16
6
47% Jun
85 % July 28
82% Jan
46
4
78 % Jan
27
May 22
20
Feb
9
19% Sep 19
24% Aug
2
36% Dec 13
22
Jan
4
28y0 Jun
20
Sep
5
Sep
28
18
20% Jun
15
19% May 29
1
24
25
38 % Sep
102"% Feb
7
3
July~~7
110
53% Jan
82
Nov
27
105 % Jan
2
52
21
21% Jan
3
29
Oct
3
10% Nov
54
83
76
80% Jan
27% Jan
6
31% Jun 27
4
44% Jun
25
81% Jan
43% Jan
57% Feb
15
3
87% Apr
25% Feb
Jan
3
84 % Oct
21% Oct
11
30% Jun
5
14
Jun
25
30
4% Feb
27
2
Jun
29
14% Apr
12
11% Jan
17
15 Vz
May 10
12% Jun
15
18% J&n
7
2
287/s Feb
13
Nov
29
13 % Jan
5
24
21% Feb
10
1
27 % Sep
19
29% May 12
45% Mar 29
13 % Jan
3
27"% Aug
2
68 %
8
43/4 Jan
May
10
59% Dec
16% May 29
Jun 25
18
113/8 Nov
9
12% Jan
3
273/4 Jan
20
94 % Jan
4
4% May 29
26
15
Oct
9
11% Jun
25
27% Jun
27
963/4 Jun 20
Atlas
Avco
Avnet
Babbitt
82% Jan
12
91% Nov
17
85% Jan
943/4 Mar
47
Jan
19
19% May 29
333/a Feb
21 Vb Dec
22
47% Jan
19
17
Jun
14
303/a Jan
33 % Dec
26
63
Jan
18
48% Feb
15
62s/8 Jan
19
32% Sep
30% Sep
24
335/8 Dec
4%%
4%
•
19
27
483/4 Feb
10 %
Sep 21
22% Feb
21
52% Sep
20
70% Mar 17
60
Jun
25
853/4 Mar
153/8 Jan
3
213/4 Dec
18% Feb
8
27 Va Aug
473% Jan
3
35 % Dec
27
31% Dec
13
353/4 Nov
21
33 Va Apr
4
59
Nov
82%
Jan" ~6
94 % Jan
11
100
17 % Mar 14
87
Jan
5%
26
233/s Jan
4
Basic
25
81
Jan
19
Jan
2
29
343,4 Jan
11
30
38% Jun
25
61
26
27
52% Jan 29
Beam
Nov~27
44% Jun
25
71
Beatrice
96% Mar 28
12
Dec
20
Jun
25
62% Jun 14
&
Baxter
Beck
12% Feb
58
Jun
28
72
753/4 Jan
Jan
31
33% Jan
4
59 3/a Sep
22
34% Jun
25
12
53
Nov
16
49% July 16
3
133
54% May 28
128 % Mar 23
119 % Nov
1 Vs Jan
33% Jan
48
11
108% Jun
15
19
1% Jan
2
42% Dec
3
Dec
1
315/8 Sep
24% Sep
21
295/8 Sep
24
•
39
Sep
39% July
27
1% Jan
3"
483/4 Mar 13
13
49 3%
7
140% Sep
Sep
1
Apr
17
148
12;% Jan
3
May 15
23% Dec 29
71
Jan
6
84
41
Aug; 18
12
1403/4 July 24
16% Jun
15
793/4 Jan
3
l3/4 Feb
42
Feb
71% Apr
18
40% Jun
25
64
45%. Apr
10
25
Jun
25
39% Jan
22 3/4 Jan
3
21% Jun
573/8 Sep
30% Dec
26
22 % Jan
6
7
21
26% Feb
Sep 24
28
35% May 29
18% May
19 % Sep
35 % Jan
26
11
223/4 Sep
29
26
Jan
Bliss
&
2
Bliss
(E W)
9
4% Feb
22
6
Jan
3
11
Jun
15
48
Jan
3
673/4 Nov
1
4% Sep
49% Jun
31
64% Jan
109%
3
78% Jan
11
Nov~21
86% Mar 14
Apr
97% Oct
28
Jun
27
10
70
Jun
74"% Mar
8
68
Jan
30
44
Jan
17
Dec
112
10%
75 %
76
10%
11%
10%
*42%
3
Jan
163/4 Jan
73% Jan
3
Feb
2
68
Nov
8 3/8 Jun
25
44
2
80
Jan
18
86% Apr
Apr
9
Apr
19
84
Jan
23
27
113,4 Jun
27
3
Apr
44% Dec
19
19% July 21
26 V4 Oct
16
32
Sep 27
17% May 29
Jan
26
86
23
Jan
26
37
27% Jan
Sep
36% Oct
18
4% Jan
3
13% Jan
3
11% Apr
8% Nov 30
25
21% May 29
4
25
12
Sep 25
12% Mar 28
Nov
30
76
131
28 Vs Apr
90% Jun
4
43% July 27
51% Dec
4
6
18
10
3
•
27 V* May 22
19% May 29
12
48% Feb
Jun
19% Sep
For footnotes, see page 25.
May 28
85% Jan
8
21% Jan
May 29
6
18 3% Jan
12
83% Jan
31
15
22 Vs Jun
4
773/4 Jan
21% Jan
28
9% Jun
83/8 Jun
27
'
Feb
13,
5
Corp
1
Apr
91
23%
23%
23%
14,400
44
42
42%
4%
4%%
26
16% Mar 12
12
-
333/4
1,300
51%
7'; 4.300
101
100 %
70
20%
20%
20 3/a
203/4
9,100
95%
88
92%
91%
100,300
78 Va
*77
78 Va
87%
*77 /
•77
♦32 Va
14
135/a
133/4
333/4
♦323/4
333/4
78%
13%
135/8
*323/4
:.v
333/4
7,400
30
30 Vb
30%
30
30%
29%
30
293/4
31%
8,000
13 Vat
13%
13 Vs
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
7,200
17%
18
17%
173/4
17%
173/4
17%
18
18
18
123/4
13
12%
12%
123/4
123/4
123/4
123/4
21
"
31
21%
21
21%
20%
213/4
19%
203/4
83/4
8%
8 5/8
8%
8%
83/4
83/8
49%
50
49%
423/4
45%
42%
44
52
51
52
*51
♦111
29%
146 %
253/4
48 3/a
41%
*50%
111
112
48
1113/4
110
313/4
25%
30
30%
145%
145%
48
423/4
1%
32
26
25%
30%
29%
145%
145%
20
20%
20
20 Vs
♦193/4
86
86
85%
85%
86%
86%
50c
51%
52
505/«
513/a
50
50 »/b
25%
26%
25%
26 VB
26
26 VB
2.50
*22%
22%
22
X
483/4
253/4
1,000
25%
29%
7
69,700
32
25%
303/a
300
1%
*31
146
400
111
1%
32
19,100
15,000
52
*110
j
1%
6,900
425/e
41%
*50%
111%
1.800
48,900
8%
8%
■
2,700
12 s%
20%
20
51
1%
29%
*12%
48%
42%
51
1%
145%
Si
49%
43%
52
315/B
1%
26
26
263/4
30%
145%
v
32
32
32%
32
v„
1%
503/a
20
2,500
30
148,700
145%
146%
500
2,400
193/4
19%
19%
193/4
*85%
86%
*85%
>86%
49%
50
♦49
253/4
26
25%
22%
22
40
50
2,200
23%
'22
5,200
223/4
22%
11%
11%
223/4
11%
22%
11
11
115/8
11%
113/a
11%
.11%
18,400
193/4
20%
19%
20%
19%
20 %
193/4
20%
19%
2)
17,500
37
38%
37 Vs
38%
375/8
39%
373/4
39
iX/ 37%
38%
30%
31
30%
30%
303/e
303/8
30%
30%
293/4
293/4
2,100
16%
163/4
16
16%
16
163/8
16%
16%
16%
16%
31,600
Inc
1.25
223/fl
22 5/a
22%
22 3/a
223/4
223/4
225/a
22%
-1—
7.50
Brass
Corp
Club
5
5
common
100
1
10
100
46%
473/8
47
48
473/4
49
lj 000
38%
37%
38 J/4
37%
38%
37%
38
13 200
83
83
83
83
♦83
84%
*83
10%
11%
10%
11%
103/4
11 Va
5,900
32%
335/8
32%
33%
32%
33%
7,400
3
3%
*3
•5
5
5
*3
3
5%
♦5
27%
*3
3%
5
53/a
8%
8%
4%
4%
28%
*85
87
;f'33X:
32%
33
112%
112%
*112
31%
72%
74%
73
61
63
♦31
313/4
*31
*85
28%
•62
63
62%
1
28 Vs
733/4
31
323/4
85/8
83/4
7,100
4®/b
3,200
60 Va
30%
72%
33
113
112%
*79%
793/4
33
113
*112%
173A
793/4
18 Va
793/4
18%
17%
18 Va
17%
173/4
No par
54%.
53%
52%
53 Vs
52%
52%
143/8
14%
14%
5
11%
12
14%
11%
No par
-—-—
1
—10
*84 3/4
86%
*313/4
32%
—
-
5
5
Inc—
Industries Inc com
preferred
preference
Corp
1
100
100
100
1
5
—1
—
—3%
Jan
16
Canadian
Pacific
Ltd
Ry
9%
9%
50%
51 X
—
Inc—
No par
25
15
11%
♦83%
32
9%
50
9%
21 Va
14%
11%
14%
11%
113/4
14%.
11%
*83%
86
*83 Va
86
*83%
86
32%
*31%
32%
*31%
32%
93/a
•77 9%
93/4
9%
9%
503/a
50 %
503/s
493/4
93/4
9%
93/4
95/a
9%
93/4
21%
20%
20%
20 3/a
213/s
20%
149,100
':
143/a
X
11%
18,600
_
X/
32%
600
9VB
50
31%
9%
2,700
50
51 Va
3,900
10
6,900
203/4
*85%
86%
8 53/b
*85%
X
*85%
86
*71%
73
*71%
73
*71%
73
-VX
*71%
91
•89
91
*89
91
'XX"
♦89
34,100
73
♦89
91
13%
133/8
85%
13
32%
333/a
33%
32%
20 %
20
20%
20
10%
10%
10%
10 VB
26%
5%
53/a
10 %
103/4
x325/8
95/a
25
5%
10
9%
9%
10%
10
25
53/4
103/a
10%
32%
33 Va
20
1,000
♦95/a
10
500
,
10 %
10%
10%
25
53/a
5%
10%
10%
10%
45,900
25%
5%
3,600
10%
25%
5%
10%
6
■
20
9%
10
253/s
5%
—
19%
243/4
10%
25%
'»
323/4
32
9%
,
13
*19
20
10 %
200
~
123/4
13 Vs X
33%
20
86
123/4
13 3/a
14
95/a-
3,700
6,700
86
73
-91
13%
25 Va
900
173%
53
85%
85%
*71%
*89
14%
113/8
21%
21%
100
'
,
2%
9%
3,700
79%
*52%
5
50
32%
17%
53
23,000
113
79%
80
793/4
173/4
100
733/a
87
*84
32%
,.
1,100
303/4
72
t-
6,900
61
*30%
72%
87
79%
Co__——
——*.
.28
61
53%
79%
1,500
X 600
4%
27%
27%
—No par
15
;
83/4
*84
33
♦112%
i".
43/8
*30
74
7
33
5
60%
84
112%
■f. 3
5
8 5/8
31
72%
3
5%
4%
62
X84
87
3%
273/a
4%
10
40
11%
333/4
8%
100
■;
11
323/4
4% X 43/4
A
84%
11%
33%
_100
series
*83
84
11
323/4
83/4
3
Co
48
37%
4%
common.;
900
46%
8%
3.50
3
23
38%
2.50
Co
*22%
48%
28%
Corp
67,300
47 VB
No par
Sons
/;
860
37%
283/a
8%
Breweries
—
101
35 Va
50%
1
Co
second
1,700
35%
21%
133/4
13%
*32 Vb
2 pesos
Inc
"
203/s
;
14
143/8
333/4
1
,
42
2,700
89 3/a
78%
*77
78%
•77
21%
13%
Canadian
-
TOO
Vb
*32%
9
-
100%
93 %
Mar
52% Jan
100
100
100
100
21
-
27% Feb 15
92% May 24
50 3/a
98
3
18% Feb
8
17% July 18
122% Mar 27
35%
50
21%
Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
3
35%
503/4
943/a
1
.—2.50
—1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
;
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
—No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
7% Jan
35%
50
21%
California
*
35%
50%
*98%
California Financial Corp
2
42%
36%
50 V*
1%
Byers Co (A M)
13 % May 21
32% Jan
42 %
353/4
3/4
111%
Burndy Corp
5
44
36
51
1%
preferred
3%%
43%
35%
111%
common
Burlington
9
30
441/4
22%
41%
50
2
No par
&
Bush Terminal Co—-
-26
23%
50c
Burroughs
28
23 Va
—100
Inc
53% Mar 26
14
23%
40c
24
Jan
22%
l
Co
Watch
Bulova
May 15
24% Jan
25 %
5
Corp__
Inc
preferred
Bullock's
25% Mar 29
73
23%
1
preferred
Bullard Co
29
70
2,500
1
preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
8
613/4 Jan
15% Jan
81
8% Jan
18% Mar
26
Jun
1,800
22%
1
$5
21
9% Sep 25
18% jun 25
29
15
42
225/s
100
Brown Shoe Co Inc
20
82% Sep 29
70% Mar 28
3
pfd
Mfg Co
8
67
14%
41%
223/4
l
Co
Bucyrus-Erie
22% May 10
24% Nov 28
4
29
143/4
42
22%
50
8
41% Feb
14%
42
23
2.50
Inc
Co common
14
25
14 %
42
22%
2
25
30% Jun
14
42
23
No par
15a/4 Feb
48% Sep 13
193/s May 17
3
14%
42
223/4
100
21% Feb
84 % Sep
14%
41%
233/4
common—12.50
61% Jan
14
143/4
41%
23 %
No par
Distilling Co
9% May 29
79% Jun
143/4
41%
1
issued
Co
1,000
3,300
X - 70S
1
Brunswick
Budd
75%
10
Inc
853% Jun
80% Oct 31
143/4 Dec
28
76%
10
Corp
12% May 29
May
11% Jan
2
300
43
Brooklyn Union Gas common
26
60
800
1,600
11
42%
1
&
..
#;
75%
9
Dec
25
31
99% Feb
52 3% Jan
*32
42%
19
59
3
24
Jan
26
17% Sep 27
45 % Jun 22
%
42 3/a
Stratton
5.50%
753/4
30%
10%
17% Jan
5
Oct
29
43% Apr 23
Apr 25
116
75%
30%
10%
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
133/4 Jan
Jan
May 29
1,300
31
10%
—
Bristol-Myers
3 3%%
1,500
103/4
303/4
103/4
Airways Inc__:
When
13
23
30%
103/4
313/a
103/4
Food Stores Inc
&
33%
30%
323/4
313/8
11
Manufacturing
Briggs
Briggs
14
993/4 Feb
87% Feb
30
45
10
323/4 Sep
4
109
11
12
26
8% Mar 13
673/4 Aug 23
*32%
323/4
32
preferred
Braniff
7
*32
32%
31
100
5
(E J)
17%
32%
preferred_100
Savers
Edison
Brach
17%
33
18%
32%
18%
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
18
60% Jun 15
83 % Jan
13
30 % Jan
106% Jan
35
Sep
27
26
293,4 Sep
11% Feb
:/18/'/i
18%
50
Co
5%
183/4
*173/4
Book-of-the-M'onth
6
93/4 Jan
20
11
15
4% Jun 28
20
18 %
Bond Stores Inc
Boston
20%
18
Inc
Aluminum
Borman
20%
100
Co
2
88'/a
88
Co
Bohn
May 24
470
88
89
20%
753/4
Laughlin
Boeing
34% July 12
9,700
88
89
20%
♦89
90
lo
1
84 %
22,500
20%
Co
5
22 % Jan
12%
31%
993/4
90
preferred
56% Feb
12 3/a
30%
993/4
20%
5
37 V* Apr
123/4
31%
100%
20%
Co
Brooks
287/a Mar 12
12%
303/4
100%
20%
RR
Bobbie
5
13
31%
100%
*88%
Corp
Decker
7
1,4.00
30%
100
Inc
18
2.400
•99 Va
'
103/4
Gypsum
&
12%
12%
303/4
101
100
Steel Corp common
8
preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common—
5
4Vb,% pfid series of 1951
100
Black
30%
100%
C
7%
Blaw-Knox
31%
101
101
B
Inc
2
303/4
5%
100
Consolidated
Co
&
12%
13%
12%
13
No par
5%
5%
42%
79
May" 15
45,400
753/4
26
14%
98,900
20%
11
23
3
21%
19%
43
Oct
8 3% Jan
21%
20%
10%
80% Oct
10
7% Jun 25
22
%;
•423%
26
253/4 Sep
30,200
11
213/a Dec
2% Jury
13%
43
76 5/8 Aug 31
May 18
13%
10%
Borg-Warner Corp
3 % %
preferred
63/8 Mar 22
13%
*42%
Borden
14
13%
*75%
3
12
137/8
1
2
27
13%
10
Jan
7% Dec
14'/a
50
48% Jan
37/8 Dec
13%
15
preference
70
Jan
14%
15
1
29
10 Vb July 24
15%
24%
15
Corp—
34 % May
29 Vb May 29
15
*23
15
10%
41% Jun 25
19
15
24
15%
common
12
Jan
35
14%
*223/4
Corp
com
series
49% Dec
553/a Feb
Sep
15%
24%
15%
2,400
3
3
16
15
*23
16,500
7
19 7/a Jan
8
151/4
24%
11,700
36%. Apr
7
79% Nov 27
233/8 Aug
15%
15%
*23%
230
5%
213/8 Jan
5
15%
24 V*
23/a
12%
25
19 % Jun 25
18 7/a Jan
15%
15%
*23
23/a
10,000
42%
Finance
conv
Bestwall
Mar 19
9
15%
15%
Bethlehem
Apr 26
26
Mar 13
Best
3
87
Jan
2%
preferred
Benguet
5
47% Mar 15
433% Jan
2%
Corp
$4.50
20
15,900
14%
5%
Intercontinental
5%
2%
14%
Gossett Co
Beneficial
2%
15
11 5/4
Shoe
Bendix
152% Apr 24
27% Mar 14
31 Vs Sep
28
31
"X 8,900
•843/4
14%
2%
85
41%
Bell & Howell Co
55% Mar 15
48 % Jan
143/4
85
15
2%
Petroleum Corp
Belding-Heminway
Bell
85
♦843/4
14%
2%
Belco
14
4)
14%
85
15%
2%
5%
343/4 Aug 20
16% Jun
8
7% Jun 25
48%
843/4
*843/4
14%
113/4
27
29
48%
85
*84%
l
3,500
42%
29% Sep
10 3% Dec
35
100
preferred
Bell &
63
35
48
5%
Creek
4
*87
35
34%
48 7/a
No par
(A S) 4%%
Aircraft Corp
26
3,260
89
35%
48%
11%
Beech
% Feb
♦87
345/8
49
41%
Beech
19
89
113/4
26
50% Jan
•87
89
43
22
14
18,600
42
*87
89
5%
35
19% Jun
10%
41%
*87
ll5/«
223/s Jan
12 % May 29
10%
41%
42 Va
6
69% May 25
16% Apr
5
10 3/8
41%
53/8
15
Sep" 25
37,000
10V4
11%
28
46%
21%
103/b
41
42 3/8
Jun
9
10%
40 3/4
11%
Elec
Lomb
Life
21
103/a
405/8
42
Works
Beech-Nut
213/a
10%
40%
12%
Sep
19
21
10%
41%
43
(James B.)
4% %
215/a
10%
40%
10
4%
5%
Beaunit Corp
Beckman Instruments
2
20
>4,000
35%
Corp.
Foods
11,000
53%
108
113/4
Ohio
Cigars
38%
53%
42 3/8
Laboratories
Bayuk
2
38%
"107%
54
1
Aroostook
&
38%
108
52
55
9
32
22 3/4 Feb
21%
38%
*107%
:
2,400
1
ll7/s Jun
1
21%
21%
39%
107%
19
78%
29
20%
20%
11,400
21%
6
12% Aug
54
5,000
23%
21%
8
14 % May
39%
IO71/2
55%
165/a
241/a
227/a
221%
1
2
393/8
107%
541/a
165/8
23%
23
19%
353/4 Feb
Jun
391/4
107%
56
167/a
23'/a
215/a
27% Jun
20
39%
108%
54%
16%
225/8
vb
22%
6
Jaii"'~4
39%
*107%
50
23%
243/4
21%
2
14%
22% ;i- 2j
213/4
19
Feb
237/a
231/4
10
3,500
•
12%
20%
Oct
Apr
24%
22%
17
/
28
48'/a
stamped—
Iron
Bausch
May 21
29% Mar 21
95
23%
23%
12%
T2
217%
Jan
87
24
23%
27 3/4
28
12%
21%
17% Apr
31
23%
13,200
27
*12
291/8
Co
&
Products
Bath
101
152% Jan
17
26,800
58%
85
Inc_
convertible
37
27
17
34%
85
20%
Oil
30
59
Nov
xl7
v
32'/a
56%
86%
21%
Barber
5
52% Apr
27
% May 15
25
18
33%
1
non-cumulative
Sep
41% Sep
% Sep
18% May
159% Dec
3
17%
28%
*12
4,800
35%
Basic Inc common—
207/a Jan
Jan
12%
31,100
58%
♦85
5c
8
18
Feb
*12
423/B
497/8
Corp
preferred
29% Jun
51%
12%
20,900
41'/a
32%
86%
13%
&
17
22
291/4
12%
28%
58%-
593/4
*85
86%
38
28
36
Inc
Gas
585/8
29
Shares
37%
48%
Preferred stamped-
14
8
61
*85
29 V*
Co of Amer_2.50
Bangor
10% Sep
61% Aug 29
48% July 10
59%
86%
29%
20
Wilcox
Common
42% Sep
11
62%
*85
1
•
1
preferred series
4%
9
293/4 May 18
61%
1
7;
the Week
Sept. 28
35%
preferred--
Tools
Baltimore
25
9
13% Mar
345/8
Sept. 27
,
10
common
T)
&
Oil
Baltimore
1
4
42%
32%
•*
No par
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
9
22
B
Canteen
(B
Baker
5
23 3/4 Nov
RR
common
Corp
Electronics
Bal cock
37% Mar 28
104% Mar
413/4
35
prior pref ($1.20)——No par
Automatic
19
com
common
Nichols
Conv
9
Co
preferred—.
5%
Mar 20
19 Vs Apr
427/a
34%
100
Line
series
Corp
Austin
8% Mar 12
17
41%
35%
1
—
Chemical Industries
Atlas
30% Mar 29
58% Feb
May 29
Electric
Coast
$3.75
5
Sep 20
10
11
9
23
Feb
37 Vb Jun
19% Aug 15
415/8 Nov 15
103% Dec
25
14
73/4 Mar 29
3
36 % Jan
July 23
12% Jun
2
17 % Feb
21
3
42
28%
423/4
2.50
i
Inc
Refining
Atlantic Refining
2
25% May
31% Jan
2 % Nov
&
City
Atlantic
22
25
383/4
273/,
2.50
preferred
4%
38%
283/8
5
non-cumulative preferred
5%
Atlantic
39%
28
42
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
16
10% May 14
91% Apr
Industries
Oil
3 8 7/8
283%
34%
Associated Dry Goods Corp com_50c
5.25%
1st preferred
;
_100
Associates Investment Co
lo
2
5
2
May
Ashland
86% Feb
60
3
Arvin
20
Friday
39
41%
par
Sales for
Thursday
28
5
26
XX
38%
28%
Sept. 26
10
28% Feb
45% July 10
110% Jun 22
Wednesday
28%
2.50
Corp
16
4
21
Co
Co
23% Apr
33% Feb
49% Jan
48 % Feb
20
42% Jan
2
&
Service
Arnold Constable Corp
Aro Corp
34 V* May 29
Aug 24
87% Feb
July 14
39% Dec
6
9% Aug
16
4
20% Aug
23
9% Jan
35% Jan
Sep 27
12
Jan
Steel
Armco
Mar 22
47
12% Sep
16% Jun
5
Tuesday
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
38%
39 %
No par
Sep
675/s Jan
71% Mar 15
15
21,500
8,800
•
16,600
5,200
15 VB
15%
15
15%
15
153/4
15
153/8
14,100
88 V*
90
88%
89 %
88%
883%
87
87%
85 %
87
11,000
213/4
22%
21%
223/8
21%
22
21%
213/a
21%
21%
88%
♦88
50
8 3/a
193/4
15
155/a
89%
*88
89%
*88
•50
50%
•50
50 Va
8 3/a
20
8%
19 5/8
8 3/a
20
8 3/b
19%
8®/B
20
*
4,200
160
89 Va
88 Va
50%
50 Va
♦50%
8%
8%
8%
8s/b
15,700
19%
195/8
19%
19%
20.000
*88
89V4
50
51
70
.
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1356)
.
.
Monday, October 1, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
/A-///
!
Range for Previous
Year 1961
/'.i
...
-
43 % Dec
20
26% Jan
3
11% Jan
\
4
5
56
Mar 13
23 Va Sep
28
32% Jan
Jun
13
60% May
36
9
6
11
Carolina
102% Oct
12
96
Jan
8
3
62% Nov
13
45% Jun
25
63 Va Apr
52
% Mar 30
26% Jun
28
49
May 19
3
3
27
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19
24%
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preferred
38%
•
'8%4;
26%
- - -
-
Sep
jan
55
22 Va
35% May 26
55% Dec 13
101
7%
•
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11,600
18%.
•
94 Va
-
200
22%
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30%
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5%
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15
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10%
-
-
..
Coco-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
1
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
lr
; $3.50 preferred
No par '
Collins & Aikman Corp_
^^__Nopar
42% Sep 14
/
78% Nov 29
60% Jan
41% Jun
5
Corporation
Coca-Cola
2
27% Jan
-
25
1
26
94%
.
287/a
7%
*14%
•
.
8% V
'
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-
Cluett Peabody & Co common__3.25 /
3
103% Jan
July 19
32% May 29
75% Jan 19
19% May 29
18% Jun 27
8Va Sep 27
35
Sep 26
'
-«%
—1
—
97
,31 %.
22%
47
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24%,'
Colorado & Southern
31% Oct
66%
64% May 23
/
39% Aug 16
67
2 /
3
20
Jan
Jan
2;
70% Apr 18 *
57
70
*
24% Dec
29
4'
48% Jan
101 Va Feb
,
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10%
City Products Corp
^_No par .
City Stores Co
s
5 •
Clark Equipment Co_;
:
10 V
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co—'
1
Cleveland Electric Ilum comrhon__15 /
: $4.50 preferred—
__No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50'
Special guaranteed 4% stock__50 =«
;
7
38% Jan
6
134% Jan
5
26
City Investing Co
,
35Va Jun 25
-
17
21% Jan
30% Jan
Feb-
14
.
.
1
-26%
v
28
46%
46%
7%
.
?2%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com_8.50
4% preferred
I
100 <■'
4%% preferred'
100
'
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10 ,
C I T Financial Corp_
L_No par /
Cities Service Co common—,
_10
•" $4.40 conv preferred
No par -
31% May 29
71% July 10
Apr
77% Jan
74
8
.
Mar 23
37
26
-
15
5;
-
35% Feb
26
__
133
26
Jun 27
May 29
23% Jun 27
27
36% Mar
Jun
20
10
;
51% Mar 20
101
56Va Jan
33
26
15% Apr 14
41% Mar 30
73% Nov
23
93Va July 10
59% Feb
112 Va Feb
19
20
16
33
19Va
/.:
v/
-
2,100.
99
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31
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:
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90
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26%
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14%.
17% >17%
5%
5%
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v
'
5%.
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\ 5%"
45%
-
46%
-
-
49% Mar 21.:
27
97 y4 May 29
26
■
17
52V4 Feb
& North Western eom__No par
5%
Chrysler Corp
50% Mar 19
91% Feb - 5
27V* Jun 25
t
46%
46
100
Chock Full O'Nuts CorpChris-Craft Industries--
21
105% Apr
2
33
27
15% Vl5%
17%-
33%
300
4,800
38
L:
18%.
/
100
:
•
28%
'
28%,
5%
•
900
4,400
/
22%
14%
r
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17
5%
/;
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17% "
33%
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4
2
62% Feb
pfd
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/•' 27. :■/
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76
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..
400
19,300
i
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45%
98
17,000'
/
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28%
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V
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19% f
33%
.
31%- -31%
5%
Pad—^'-Nopar
non-cum
23 V4
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Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab*
No par ;
2
33% Jan
36% May 29
27
-
35% May
May 28
101% Jan
__
20% Feb
32
22
87Va July 10
5
Dec
Jun
11
May 28
38% Jun 14
8
21
98% Feb
19
A
28%
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16
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38%
27
.
26%"
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preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—;
2
20
series
5%
Chic
8
21% May 28
38% Mar 21
•
26%
..
,,
31%
5%
Chicago Great Western ;Ry com—10
5% preferred—^—
_50
CMd Milw St Paul
26%
17%.
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35%
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97
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26
17% Feb
27
50% Jun 25
-
27
Jan
36% Feb
24
5%
33%
27
:
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Chicago &• East IB RR eomL-No par
4
27% Feb
20
2
Sep 20
22% Sep
•
8V4 Sep
32%,Aug 10^<fch.37?/4fMay 26
13% Jan
!
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47
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10,300
>
25%
120%
.;
4,400
,
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613/4
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-
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17% / :,
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33% ;
28
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
52% May 23
25
Corp
283/8
!
46'/a
25
.
3538
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700
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20%
32Va" 33 :
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-
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•
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14 V2
19%
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;
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia!
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
/
3%% convertible preferred-—100
4
28
.•
47
'
27%
17%
- "
16
20
46%
711% "
28 Va
38%
27%
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16
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35
32%
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44 %
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20 Va
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24%
,
—
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18
3
1
Central; Aguirre Sugar Co_a
—5
Central Foundry Co_i__l_——___1
Central of Georgia Ry com*iNo par
5% preferred series B-i*.**..—1Q0
Central Hudson Gas & Eleci-Nopar
Central Illinois Light com—*No par
' 4%% preferred
100
/ Central Illinois Pub Service__No par
Central & South West Corp____2.50
Central Soya Co
No par
Century Industries Co
:_Nopar
Cerro Corp
5
Certain-teed Products Corp
__1
Cessna Aircraft Co____
1
_1
Ghadbourn Gotham Inc—*—_*1
Chain Belt Co—
1
—10
25
13
7 % Jan
-
9
131
132
:«7%-r 87%
20
____1
49
■/•"., 6
V. 5T
21
•
33Vi
'
35%
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101%
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Checker Motors Corp __i
43% Oct
May 16
_10
;n%
-40 Va
/'•■V/ v 55% ..•553/4
56%
27%
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29%
r
35%
35%. *35%
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27% - 27 Va*
46%
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29%
35%,
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33%
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28
67% Jan
103
i
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Corp of Amer com—No par
1% 2nd preferred-*
100
4% % conv preferred series A.100
29 v2 •
57%
•2%-
101%
fic 56
49
46%
32%
•
11%
,
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Champion Spark Plug Co_J.__—1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co___—1
Sep
31% Apr
May 29
Products
29
101%
48%
€V'a
56
common_No par
preferred called
Steel
Jun 22
15% Jun
5
_100
Champion Papers Inc com-^-No par
$4.50 preferred—
No par.
16
Jan
32
?
46% Apr 19
33y2 Mar 27
23% Apr
2
33 . Jan
4,
60% Jan
2
5% Jun 25
31V4 Jun 26
Mar 17
Tractor
8
23%
39
/-,/
'
35%
46
1
56 Va
-?
49%
27%
-
27 %
l
J
Celotex Corp common
5% preferred
Cenco Instruments Corp—
-»
2
68
16Va Jun 25
33% Mar 16
3% Jan
30 Va Nov
.
30% Jun 25
23% May 29
14
Sep 24
18% Sep 25
15V4Sep 26
47% Nov 22
24
9
36% Jan
4.20 &
Ceco
18
20% fclar
28% May 29
1
Corp__*
common
Celanese
42% Feb 28
Jun 21
3
22'/a Jan
.
10
87% Sep
16% Jun 14
15
:
Mar 22
137% May
5
General
Co
preferred
i.
;
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Caterpillar
8
Jan
44
/.
(J I)
1%
4
26
79
Case
22
29
Jun
28
10
19
38
7
25
19% July 21
73V4 Dec
5
Jan
162 i Oct
17
3% Jan
102 Va Aug
&
Carter Products Inc».*
4
Jan
42 % Jan
25
124% Jan
10
3
24 V. Jan
Aug
28% Jun
28
85% Apr
6 '
71% Jan
20
31
40% Aug 15
3 v
115 Va Jan
70
2
Carriers
2
3
102 V2
55%
29%
*48%
-
23%
12%
•
the Week
>
Sept. 28
38%
39%
23 Va
23%
,11%
11%
24 Va
12
•.
Friday
Sept. 27 °
40 Va
23%
12 '/a
*101 %
35%-36'
50
39 Va
24%
;11%
56%
29%
*10
40%
*24 Va
Sales for
/'.//■,./.rsday
,
;
182
//5S%
___5
•—L
40
V'
12
182
Light——No par
.
Mar 12
9% Jan
July 17
94
May 23
32 % Oct
29
Jan
77
2%<Jun 26
29% Jun
417/s Aug 29
28% Dec
July
.44
28
Sep
36 Va Jan
25
4 % May 29
'
Mar 20
5
6
1
89
/
90% May 31
3C% Feb
22
41% Jun
9
3
74
22
49 Va
&
Carpenter Steel Co
Carrier Corp common
4%%
preferred
8
44% Feb
3
27l/a July 26
24
Oct
13% Apr
1
6% Dec
30 Va May 29
45% Jan
28
Power
11%
Sept. 26
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 25
41
<"'24%
24%
Carlisle
Tuesday
"
Sept. 24
40 Va
C
(Philip)
Carey
45% Mar 14
10 ;.
5
30
6
32 Vi Jan
Co__
28
43 % Jan
39% Jan
>
Par
Mfg Co
1
^10
Corp
—No par
Carolina Clinchfield <fc Ohio1 Ry_100
51 % Jan
°
Carborundum
15 Va Mar 30
102 Va Sep
4C% Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
Mar 16
27
LOW AND HIGH
.
Highest
38% Jun
16% Jun
,
/-. stocks
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
27,400
6,900
39
105%
210
40%
104%
40 Va
40%
26,900
85%
85%
85%
130
4%
8,300
100
18
49%
50%
39,300
9%
10 Va
14,900
49% u:
49%
50%
17,700
38
37%
37%
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Number
6199
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW? YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
v
Year 19G1
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
24 y4 Jan
37% Jun
30% Jan
15% Dec
27j/4 Jan
27
34% Mar 19
28
15"% Feb
19
Jun
25
22% May 24
12% Jun
25
"42% May 31
27% Jun
25
49% Jun
13% Jan
26% Oct 26
45% May
Sep
23
18
15
40
3
63 % Nov
28
145 Vz Sep
26
83% Jan
5
194% Apr
89
Nov
16
88
88
5
93% Sep
Jan
18% Jan
13
Jan
30
3% Jan
5
v
92% Jan
9
% Apr
13
28
40% Sep
Feb
96
-
4
*
7% Mar
6
8
68% Jan
11
70% Aug 31
18
78
24
•76% Jan
17
15% Dec
22
24% Apr
11
12}A Jun
25
■
19% Feb
23% Dec
20
29% Apr
13
22% Jun 28
20 J/4 Aug 13
t
26
31
Sep
11
42% Jan
4
<;
Coty
2
82% May
3%%
160
Dec
lS
12
-Jun
14
Jun
14
39% P6b
1
45% Nov
20
41
44% Nov
;
24
48% Dee
12
July 25
Dec
6
95% Jun
12
17% Jan
3
26% May J 7
90 y4 Jan
3
38
4
89% Jan
109% May 25
67
91
15% Aug 23
9 % Jan
3
64% Jan.
SVa Jan
3
29% Dec
•
•
5
11% Sep 19
31% Mar 29
Ml
-'23% Apr
;
v
14% Feb
;
*
27
16% May 16
4
7'v
54 % Jan
19% Jah
20
19% Aug 23
'V16% Jan
9
12% Feb
33% Jan
2
25
'
J4% Feb
15% Jan
4
22
Mar 16
37
May- 4
•3iy« May 29 »;
4%%
62% Feb
10 *
32
Jan
85% Jun
82
July:
7
3
46% Nov
89
Nov
15% Mar 27
86 % Jan
k
12% Nov
22
33% Jun
8
3
-
27
7
„
12% Jan
1
20
Mar
July 20
*
'
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11
9% Jun
7
•
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80% Oct
23
76% Feb
9
81 •*
Nov
15
78 % Aug
79% Jan
4
83
Feb
13
81% Aug 30
Aug
3
47 %
May
4
34 % May 28
,
42 % May
.
32
48% Aug 18
15% July 18
41% Jan 11
;77V2 July 27
62% May 23
20% Jan
2
12 % Jun
24% Jan
37
16 % Jan
;7%
22% Oct
Jan
14% Jan
10
17
37% Feb
24
58 % Oct
74% Jun
21
35 % Jan
52 % Dec
<t
29
12% Jan
27 '/a Jun
14% Oct
19
40 y4 May
10 % Sep
12
29 %' Jan
26% Jan
46% Apr
47% Nqv
19
Dec
29
5
U 31% Jan
3
15% Nov 29
13% Jan
23% May
10
Mar
20
21
28 % Nov
26% Dec
3
4
22% Sep
29% Dec
17% Jan
4
V52 ys July 18.
: 9% Jan
5
Jan
8
185% Jan
Detroit
4
10
DeVilbiss. Co
Feb
12
Diamond
2
Mines
Jun 26
Feb'
Jan
Jan
19
32% Nov
Mar 27
61
<
DuBois
25
Feb
Jan
Duke
6
Feb
.
26
4
27
Jah
Dec
44
Sep
48
July 10
12
47
19
49% May 25
48% Jun
11 >/4 Sep
29
243/4 Oct
19
-
Feb
2,
7
Mar 27
4%
■
13
;■
29% Feb
4%%
Jan
:
Eastern
16
20
22
Jan
101
25
94
18 ;
3
May 29
Oct
2
95
Feb
20
99
Apr
21
26
Jun
27;
35% Apr
63% Mar
12
6
465/a Jun
25
Jun
Ekeo
'
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33% Jan
30
e'/tJan
56 y8 Feb
43%
41%
43%
423/4
45%;/
43 y4
44%
43%
44
24 y8
24%
16%
24
24
23%
24
•
23%
23%--
167/a
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16
24
Jun
25
8
18
25
28% Sep
16
11%
12
11%
11%
lis/a
ll'/a
27 %
28
*27%
28 Va
28
28
42%
44
43
43%
423/b
45%
47%
46
46 y4
453/4
46% /
11%
12
11%
12%
12
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Jun
•-
20
12
Jun
451/2 Apr
18
27
6% Jun
18
453/8 Dec
5
Dec
11
24
34% Apr
com
4
12
50
:
26%
27
26'%
26%
37%
36%
37%
37
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173/b
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265/a
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273/a
>
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42%.
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45 y4
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11
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1,200
•
37.500
11%
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26%
25%
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373/4
37%
15%
17%
173/4
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26%
27%
263/4
27
17%
17
2,700
16
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6
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4
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10
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1
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273/4 Jan
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30
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59
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16
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14
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17
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53
100
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1
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25.600
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19
41
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6
8
27
42
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5
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16
20
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45
26%
Diana Stores Corp..
48% Mar 23
20% May 28
42% Jun
231/4
22
105%
47%
25
135/o
3 8 Va
12
Diamond National Corp
15
22
15
13%
203/4
26
Coatings
May 29
8
34
-
3.606
6'/a
83
45
42
14
7%
23
41%
1
25%
50c
Edison.,
Detroit Steel
22
Dec
20
42 % Sep
DeSato. Chemical
10% Jun
19
77% Jan
22
11
Denv &.Rio .Grande West RR.No par •
9
Sep 27
6% May 29
25% Jan V 3
3
38% Jan
13
7-
; ,6
41%
13%
80
,3,600
:
15%
*813/4
22% ' 233/4
47%
_t00 -'
Supply Co of N Y
3
40
110
21%
23%
,95%
*94
17%
12%
6%
t
.
21%
83
*23
_7
common
Inc
2
25*4% Nov
3
Dentist's
Lines
21% Jan
24% Nov 27
19
:.
100 V* Apr
Air
•
7
38% May
12
Delta
i
8
'24% Apr
63
Nov
15
7
22
83% Sep
29 % Dec
29
14%
94%
17%
'
23% Mar "26
22% Mar 29
-
42% Aug
25
41
*94%
•
*14%
21
42
>
143/a
102%
.14%
28,900
95
6
23
;
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41%
12%
12%
;
25
24% Nov
3
14
23 "
105%
95
21%
37,000
>
38 y8
38%
.;■" 4,030
./
91
48
;
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95 y4
5
:
&
28
15
7
Jan
.14% Jan
May
•
42 y8
100
;
&. Hudson
12% jun
29
'
Delaware Power
35% Jun
f
4
8
70
•
*89
9,500
r
,
22
23 >/8
'
48%
1483/4
91
*81%
■
■
83
14%
22
46
6%
42%
*81%
23%
y
102
38 %
1
Deere & Co__1
Delaware
40% Feb
23
6%
42
83
481/8
,1: *93%
,
13%
'
17
-
Inc
15
17% Feb
JMay 29
23 %
>■'
143/4
5.930
S 5.800
22%
,
1453/4
21%
*13%
.■
3,700
y 6,600
9%
31% t 31%
48%
1493/4
*89
i
,
;
1
10
—
Light
25% Sep
6
18% Jan
28
Records
20
27% Jan
May 29
12
Decca
53% Jan
28
11
9
16
34% Jan
29
23%
_l
3.75%. series A
22
69
6%
42%
14
14 y4
.No par
series B
Preferred 3.90%: series C
18% Jan
22 ?'
14
94
No par
Preferred.3.75%
.
12% Mar -
38 % May 29
: 20% Mar 17
17% July 24
Jun
21
-
Preferred
&
61% Jan
45% "May 29
11% Sep 21
,
6j/4
42%
*13%
~5oc
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
22 % Jan
25
7%'May 29 ;
.
<|
.
14%
*81%
41
5
common—
57% Feb
.
15
15% Jun
11
29 % Jan
.
21%'Jun
te
14 % Mar 20
.'67%: Nov
20%-May
48% Jan
...
Ma~r27
Corp
19% Jan
26
*13%
83
95%
100
*
Inc
29% Feb
27
38% Jun
tr :>>
23%
1
55% Feb
47% Sep
29
19
59% Nov 27
21%
46
5
- 3%%
preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc__
:
84% May
1
86% Mar 15
28% May 29
*
Dana
v
2
51% Apr
21%
38 %
_10
$4.prior preferred—
Feb .21
84
21%
102 Va 104%
"
•
preferred.
Cutler-Hammer
7
29% Jan
20% May 29
14
21%
23%
No par
,
common—
J ClaSS A
2
25
30
16
:,/
22
2.50
Sugar
prior preferred
Curtiss-Wright common
18% Mar 12
Jun
'
95
14 '
No par
$1J60
Mar 13
15% Feb
76% Jan
31% Nov
Jan
90
5
29
91
14%
133/a
,
Shares
..
23%
'83/4;
47%
;
*89
r
,
213/4
f3%
,31%
23%
1453/4
:•>.,•■
1,.
1533/4
22%
31
491/4
148
•:
f
'
31 '/a
47%
■
.
*93%
23
Drug Stores Inc..2.50 ~
Publishing common—:
2
1
Curtis
19
Mar 20
45
25
31%
49%
154%
6%
Cunningham
35y8AUg21
78
%
150 %
x48
43 y4
preferred.—10o
Corp———
22
141/4
93%
6%
1
Cunao Press Inc—^
•
49 V2
221/4 V..
133/4
9%
13
22%
,y-
31% y
the Week
x203/4,21
23%
'
20% Aug 16
14% Jun 27 '
3V
convertible
Cudafcy Packing Co
13% Feb 20
35 '
Mar 13
14
.
19
70% Jan 29
22 '
Jun
8% Juri
13%
Friday
Sept. £8
9
91
42%
No par
called-
13%
Sales for
•
-
23
.
*89
*81%
Cprp com
—1
preferred ——25
Cuban-American
13
20
•
5lA%
C T S
.
"
91/4
•93%
25
.No'par
pref
22
'.i: 31
21%
*13%
Zellerbach Corp common
5
$4.20 preferred—.
:
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America
12.50
19
.15% Jan
conv
24
9
!
'•
30% Jan
•
107% Feb
•
21%
l
common
9y2
94
100
Seal
23%
;;;V
21%
•
Thursday
Sept. 27
2u-/4
21
89
*93%
Crown
21% Mar 29
27
25
5'/a Jun
30
6 :
Dec
3
May
9% May 29'
25% Sep 12 ■
•
$2
2
97
6% May 29 '
46
Jun 25 !
1
36% NoV
59% Jan
&
y8
21%
49% ;;
89
<
1
•
9
157%
1
corp__
$2 preferred
o
-
11%-May 29
18
13% Aug 21
73% May 19
bep
Cork
13%
31%
152
Petroleum
convertible
Crown
23%,
100
1
Crompton & Knowles cforp
Crowell-Collier Publishing
9
i
Aug
86% Jun
48
•
7
"12% Jun 25
-
129% Jsri
V 46 % Aug 30
32
14% Jun
'>
''
Sep 27
37% Aug
8
51 %
27% Aug 24
42 % Mar 19
ir-
25
•77% Jun
50% Mar 10
134
•
5%
1947
preferred
'
Mar 13
23%
9%
21%
48%
5$.
preferred
Crescent
23%
21
,
'
50c
Crane Co common.
1
12
2iya
13%
31%
1
Works-common
International
21 %
-
,•
.
5
ser of
Cosden Petroleum Corp
Coty Inc
22%
9%
21%
Z~5
3%% preferred
;
21% Mar 12
6
Glass
3% %
Apr 12
72»/2 Jan
Nov
Corning
Wednesday
Sept. 2G
-
Sept. 25
23%
__i
I
Corn Products Co
27
24% Jan
;
4% May 29
17
'
46 y4 Jan
% July
90
Tuesday
•
22 %
_I_5
Copper Range Co
j
Copperweld Steel Co__;
-
60% Mar 28
5
18% Jun
6
194% Mar 19
5
21
4
43% Mar 21
I;
27
Jan
4
Jan
23% Mar
*
May 28
105 V* Jun
29% May
9
22% May 11
3
43
r-
5
Cooper-Bessemer Gorp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
16
Monday
Sept. 24
p»r
Controls Co of America
5
•8% Sep
40% May 31
7% Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
34% Feb
120% May 29
6
NEW YORK
Highest
-
-
14%
7%
.
7%
•
15%;'
7 Ya
'
: 3i y8
223/4,
22%
'
15 *%
'163/fe
227/a
153/,
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7%
*7%
-16%
/
r
7%-
•
35%
15%
*7%
,
7%
4,656
29%
■
30
22%
15%
23%
2.500
16%
11,200
IV*
71/4
760
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1358)
18
.
Monday, October 1, 1962
v
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
14% Sep
3
3
25% May 16
39"% Nov 10
12% Dec 29
19% May 10
Dec
5
24% Jab
•33% Jan
3
42% Oct IS/.'//
23% July 27
U9
Aug 30
21
.
1 '
59 Vi Nov
2
18% Jan
4
26
14 % Feb
2
22 % Feb
7
44% Feb
7
9
51 % Nov
28% Jan
4
Nov
49y4 Jan
4
75% Dec
Ferro
28 %
Dec
50% Jan
48% Sep
28
72% Jan
8
80% Aug
1
87
Aug 14
104
114
4
*/■
89
May 19
51% May 19
85% Nov
25
82% Feb
8
13
30% Mar
1
Fluor
87% Mar 12
34% Aug 28
31 % Sep
31V* Jan
Jan
May 31
89% Jun
1
11
85
27
21% May 29
48
3
40% Jan
2
22
93% Sep
11
89
Jan
F
M
12
17% Oct
18
43% Oct
9
87
26
61% Dec
Dec
50%
Nov
Jan
13
121/4 Jan
3
221/4 Jan
Ford
27
Mart
23% Sep
27
56
4
25% Apr
11
8
14% Jan
2
27
30 3A Jun
25
32%
49
50
39,500
49
49%
48%
' 491/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
15%
4,600
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
83%
*82%
14,100
83%
*82%
831%
94
*92
95
39%
*38%
39%
3%
3%
92%
-94
39%
39
39
*38%
3%
4
4
k
•
4
61%,
631/2
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
311/4
32
21%
22
21%
21%
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95
*93%
21%
22
95
93%
93%
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95
15%
15%
15
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11
.
12%
11 Va
11
15%
30
11
15%
151/a
15%
13
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11'/a
7,400
95
13
13
11
*111/8
11,700
200
11%
500
10%
,10'A
10%
10'A
10%
10
ioy4
10
101/8
5,400
41%
40 'A
42%
41
421/4
40%
411%
40%
411%
142,100
18,100
8%
32
X31
11
11%
10%
11
•20
20 V4
19%
20%
25,-,.
26
1
10
8%
*
8'/a
31% '
33 %c
24%
26%
1
20%
21%
82
82
common
15%
12%
7,600
10,200
10%
32
Co
•
40%
31
100
—
7,300
62
50c
Trailer
22,000
141/2
•14 %
24%
Inc
61%
60%
14%
621/2
28'A
preferred
6,900
61 %
Corp
4%
37%
"
14%
27%
Frueliauf
2,000
61%
24%
Co
200
3%
14%
22 'A
*11
"36
94
40
63%
22
16%
3,800
37
37%
60%
3%
14%.
29
Inc
Corp
37
'.*38%
62%
22 %
13%
1
.
*92
1
15
22
15%
5,300
331/2
64
32%
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-
31%
-
31%
—10
*32%
14%
-*'■
9,800
'
63 %
15
*93 %
'
'
37%
preferred
Sulphur
./'
4
60%
25
Friden
2
15
Jan
84
32%
50%
14'A
36%
Franklin Stores Corp
Jan
78 % May 29
35,800
62 %
series
Dairies
Freeport
27% Feb
17 % May 29
2
29
32%
28%
33%
28.%
34%
8V4
11
3
28%
32%
27%
42% Apr
12
29%
34%
24%
1
19% Jan
29%
29
20,700
1
Feb
29% Jan
70
2
67
26
261/4
69
10
Foxboro
26
22V4
26%
70%
38
2.50
Foster-Wheeler
Sep
21
26%
67%
50%
•'
21
26%
73%
32%«
'
20%
26%
69%
29%
"
21%
26 %
60%
1
21%
21
*92
64%
4,000
15,400
..
73%
*92
14%
3,900
,
26%
*82%/
63%
-22 %
.
211/4
Co
Foremost
21%
14,900
13%
34:
•
92 %
2
8
'
"
' 40
33%
21%
%
-
37%
Co
4
"
13%
341/4
70
83%
3%.
13%
33%
.
1,900
1,100
20%-
26%
61%
Co
45% Feb
Fram
22 Y"
38%
Inc
Mineral
Motor
14% Jan
19% Sep
19
Nov
Food
Jun 25
31% Aug 23
86
Feb
73
Foote
10
67% Oct
3
3
20 % Mar 29
45% Aug 23
28% May 29
3
1
Apr
14% Jan
27
Sep
21%
60'/4
Inc common
convertible
4%
24% Sep 28
25
18
35% Jun
27
19
-24
26
25
.8
19
35% Nov 28
26% Aug 14
5
14% Jan
27
Apr
8
21%
39%
10
pfd
26% Jun
15% Nov 21
July 31
12
31 J/4 Jan
3
21% Jan
10% Jun
29 % Mar 22
divid
13%
34%
600
1
26%
21%
*82%
of '51
15
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
29% Jan
'
j. 71%
69
40%
13%
34%
21 %
.22%
26%
:
13%
34%
37%
issued
$4.20
10
12 Vi Jan
397/a
13%
40
13%
33%,
Co—No par
—2.50
10
:
Corp—
Food Fair Stores
11
May 29
40%
;
-
2.50
Ltd
Corp
When
13% May 29
July 26
May
5
16% Nov 30
5
13 V* Jan
40
20%
Co—25
Railway
& Light
Power
C
36 % Jun 26
33 %
27
24% Aug 25
40%
21%
Coast
conv
Florida Power Corp
13% Jun
May 29
40
\
13%.
conv
Florida
58
40%
34%
-—5*
2,100
,#4*7'60Q,
22% -22%
13%
East
3
48 % Jun
15
34% May
5
93% Nov 17
3
22%
34.
No par
A 2nd preferred—100
B 2nd pfd
No par
Jan
47
28% Jun 25
33
40 %
.___
$2.25
16%
12,100
7%
.
22 %•
15%'
84.50
"
:
32%
15%
Florida
"*16i/4
;
7%
v
23%
14%
5
16%
..,wf
33%
50%
13
'
33%
14%
Feb
7%
7%
v
*22 %•
49%
preferred-
7%
7%
,
*16
33%
1
'
15
33%
22%
33%
common J
14%
33%
22%
'30%
Co
15%
34Va
*33%
lo
Inc
14%
34%
35
33%
29%
Moore
Shares
14%,: 15'A
22%
32%
&
the Week
Sept. 28
33%
1
1
Rubber
6% Feb
25
May 19
&
'Friday
Sept. 27
22%
No par
Inc
Sales for
Thursday
34%-
7% vy7%
v"16'/4-:. 16%
:
16% ; i'6%
32% r 32%
_l"j
Products
/,
y
No par
Flintkote
$4
Vy Mar 16
Tire
Fischbach
8
Mar
46
26
3% Jun
50
4
59 Vi Jan
35 % Jun
24
Jan
/.8
July 14
36% Jan 10
58% Jan 17
First
8
26% Mar 16
28
Paper
Sept. 26
15 / ;• 15 %
35 Wf 35%
,
16%
Charter Financial Corp_No par
National
Stores
No par
First
2
i* 8
10
Corp
!
Federation
Firestone
35% •
7%
—1.25"
—!
Fifth Avfenue Coach Lines Inc
2
.
207/a May
May 29
15% Sep
86% Mar
4
16% Jan
48% Mar 21
28
25
15%
1
16
25
_
Stores
Financial
22
Jan
Sep
34% May 22
29
4lVi Jan
95
Filtrol
142
—,
—:»
Fiberboarn
25 % Jun
12
Nov
Dept
Corp
35% Mar 15
May 29
Jun 25
51
6
317/8 Feb 15
24% Mar 14
20
1"
Inc
Fenestra
4
82
2
15% Aug 22
22% May 29
y
24
2
28
preferred
Federated
53% Feb
20
69
*
54% Jan
15
35
2nd
conv
4.60%
May 10
24
5% %
25
14 '
12**1,
35% Apr 11
164% Nov 24
/ 33% Jan
22% Nov
'
29
18% Jun
5
'
9
1
5
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
pfd series A__23
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
•
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Corp
10 % May
Dec
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Mogul Bower Bearings
Federal Pacific Electric Co com
31% Jun
34% Mar 21
23 % Jun
Jun
YORK
EXCHANGE
Federal
22% July 11
37 % Jun 27
20
55% Dec
>
Fedders
32% Aug
22
10% Nov
-
5
42% Mar 15
15% Jun 27
42% July 26
.26% Aug
2
126
23% Feb
25
Vs
34% Feb
•M5% Mar 16
23% Oct 24
26
Jun
7
17
Jan
<1
31
17y.Jan
27
.
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
8%
8%
8%
8 Vb
8%
24'A
25
24
24%
24%
24%
5,800
281/4
28V4.
28
28%
27%
28%
5,800
311/4
30%
31
301/4
30%
10
Hi/4
10%
11
*10%
19%
■:
201/4
19%
20
19%
8%
24
21
83 %
26%
23%
20%
21%
*82
21%
201/4
20%
831/2
82
82
20%
20%
*82
241%
3,800
10%
5,100
20
21,300
24%
29%
201/4
20%
*81%
58,600
35,600
82
;•
40
t
G
19% May
411/2 Nov
57
1
46% Mar
29% July
9
4
26% Dec
10% Jan
6
14V4 Dec
1
*
32V2 Nov
.181/4 Jun
29
16
/p221/2 Jan
10201/2 Sep 25 ■'
A,. 75* May 26
0
5% Dec
19
Oct
26
i 7% Jan
4
75
Oct
30
341/2 Jan
31
15
•
38%'Dec
7
-94% Nov 15
4
281/2 Oct 31
53
Oct 27
Mar 27
42"% Dec
General
Contract
53 % Mar
Electric
5
General
Finance
2
General
Foods
4
General
Instrument Corp
33% Jan
2
1061/2 May 29
81% Jun 27
May
General
8
5%
2
Apr
27
87% Apr
26
115
-
$3.75
General
Outdoor
30% Mar
1
General
25
59
General
3
38
6
14
26
261/4 July 14
251/a July 26
18% May 29
7% May 29
1
131/2 Jun
22
32% Apr
3
20% Mar 20
5
General
Railway
General
Steel
Jan~25
Sep
19
30% Jan
3
53% Jan
-
4
preferred
$1.25
Jan
2
General
Tele &
19% Feb
20
General
Time
General
4
$5
13
5 % %
33% July
2
30y8Jun 22
42% Feb
19
58% Jan
3
62% Jan
2
Gerber
20
Feb
16
Getty
Oil
19
Feb
21
Giant
Portland
Mar
Nov
2
21
Mar
12
6
May 29
12
Tire
&
Genesco
II2V4
*111%
1121/4
111%
Jan
5
35% Jan
17
14
25
34% Jan
2
Grand
49% Jan
2
Granite
15% Apr
11
3
29% Jan
2
6
75
70% Nov 30
191/8 Jan
3
28% Apr
48% Jan
3
5
3
3
20
Jan
90
Mar 22
69
7
Mar 22
511/4 Feb 23
44% Dec
20
39% Jun
1
146
Aug
3
361/4 Dec 21
27
May 19
90% May 24
41/8 Aug 15
29% Apr 18
40
Aug
2
18% Jan'
3
27% Oct
12
Jfan
3
79
Dec
32% Jan
3
44
Dec
47% Nov
13
85
16
Sep 20
19V4
191/2
102,800
8%
9%
8%
8%
8%
8%
17,600
19%
96,100
19 %
102%
103%
103%
103%
1031/4
33%
34 %
33%
341/4
341/4
34%
3.4%
34%
35%
48%
1,100
45,600
341/8
35%
33%
34V4
33%
33%
31%
31%
32%
31%
32Vt
22%
22%
'19%
20V4
Co
_1
23%
221/4
22%
22%
22%
19%
20
19%
20
19%
20
9%
91/4
9%
'9%
9%
19,200
351/4
35%
35%
35%
351/8
35%
4,900
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
13%
1%
li/8
1 %
1%
11/8
1%
1%
40
40%
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411/8
40
41
42,100
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27
28%
26%
27%
27
27%
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10
40
40%
40
41%
No par
27
27%
27Vb
Rubber
Co
31%
34%
331/4
33%
32%
33
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33%
3,100
33%
33V4
33%
33%
33
33 %
33
33%
31%
33
31%
32V4
"31,600
5
Co
16%
17%
17
17
16%
17
161/4
16%
16%
17
14%
2.50
common
100
Iron
Ore
Paper
Prop
Co
No par
25
14
14%
14Vb
14%
14
14V4
14
141/s
'14,700
251/s
25%
25
25%
24%
25Vs
24%
24%
"11,600
12%
12%
12%
121/4
12%
121/4
12%
12'A
12%
6,200
18%
18
18%
18%
19
181/4
18%
12,700
80
79 Va
79
79
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1
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Pacific Tea Co—1
14%
12%
5
25%
18
6.25
preferred
6%
6
y
35%
35%
20%
20%
2OV4
35
36
34%
79%
6 V2
7%
6%
6%
35%
36%
35%
361/4
201/4
201/4
20%
201/4
20%
35%
34%
36
341/4
35
36
18
17%
36
35%
36 Va
35%
36%
18
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
100
Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common
4%% preferred called
preference
conv
Grumman Aircraft Eng
27% Jan
70% Jun
27
78% Feb
2
$5
13
33% May 29
27% May 29
44 % Apr
19
Gulf
preferred
OA Corp
43% Apr
12
Gulf
States Utilities Co
Corp
3
3
145%
27%
27%
26%
26%
25%
*102le
30%
30%
145%
*143
27%
27%
26 Va
26%
30%
30%
145V2
271/4
25%
26%
58
33%
33%
33%
341/4
32Va
34%
32%
22%
22%
2 2 7/8
7OV2
com_No par
73%
34
35%
Y
$4.20
7
$4.40
preferred-.
100
93%
$4.44
preferred
100
*95%
103% July 18
106% Apr
30
preferred.
preferred
100
13
100
100
23Va
23%
34%
12
*90
34%
91
94
23%
*721/4
.
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93Vs
70%
351/2
34%
/
34
341/2
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28
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2.50
18
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341/2/
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56,500
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:
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11,900
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91
93
951/4
951/4
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105%
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106
107%
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107%
17
17%
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10
2,300
58
94
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91
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94
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91
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58
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721/4
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23
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58
94% May 11
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$5.08
143
26%
58
23 %
84,600
26
581/4
*72
17%
25%
58
No par
8.33%
10,300
24,900
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1
5,900
36%
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*102 i7e
351/4
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58
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143
27%
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36
35
50
97
preferred
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27%
y
36
100
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
'
30%
31
30%
*143
6%
7%
17%
Shoe
.
36V4
35%
preferred
18%
79%
No par
Co
3
79%
791/8
7
36%
18%
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Corp
1
Great Western Sugar com
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Ry
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2,800
25
5
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Atlantic &
1,900
4
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Co
4,400
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(B
City
9%
July 24
footnotes,
8,500
7,1.00
—
35%
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For
—
9%
12%
11
49% Mar 29
7,900
22%
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35%
93
12
•'•
1
5
87% Jan
33% Jan
22%
-
10
Corp
Co
(W
23
5
*29
35%
$5
5,200
17,800
311/4
28
108 % Mar 14
29,800
31
35% Feb
10
15,200
35%
Western
Jan
341,4
29V4
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105
1,160
33%
30y8
Union
4%%
140
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104
341/8
27
7
100
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31%
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Dec
104
5,200
15
106
100 Va
=
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10
9
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Jun 28
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88% Apr 27
Jan
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4
101
18%
34 Va
4
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103%
29
Great
Mar
18%
19%
100%
100
103%
86% Jan
93% Apr
104% Dec
19
*100
20
100
91
Oct
19%
19%
9
29V2
Corp
20% Jun
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9
8%
31
Great
4
19%
30Va
Co
Cards
2
May 29
19%
14
47% Feb
30
19%
13%
42% Jan
15
1,900
19%
14%
Aug 13
Feb
25%
19%
14
Great
30
25%
19V4
141/4
Great Nor
103% Aug 22
61% Aug 27
43% Feb 21
261/4
19%
141/8
1
8
25%
19 %
14%
6
14
261/4
14
Mining
3%%
1%
27%
26%
35
Granlteville
Green
*27
'
25%
1
8
Jan
27%
25%
100
Cement
62% Feb
Jun
*27
27%
25%
15
24% Feb
93
*27
25%
30c
com
27%
*27
48%
27
21% May 29
25
3.33 %
34%
27
2
4,600
14%
341/4 Sep
17
15,600
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(W R)
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6,700
10
33%
tGrayson-Robinson
Sep
*27
24%
32
47%
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36% Jan
27%
9%
32
15%
14%
2
147
10%
32%
47%
5
30
May 29
137% July 3
221/8 Jun 26
9%
31%
341/4
60% Jan
25
lOVs
32%
14%
13%
25% Jan
15% Jun
23%
10
32
33%
25
35
23%
10V8
32%
47V4
35% Sep
18% Jun
53
35% Jan
•
15%
Gould-National
24% Sep 27
10% May 29
17% Sep 21
26% Nov 28
•231/4
10
31%
35V4
9
52% Aug
3
24%
17,300
48V4
30
40% May 17
3
23
r
31%
31%
10 %
31
17,300
301/4
14%
Goodyear Tire &
81% Mar 19
23%
23
" 23%
10
1
50
5'/2
30%
30
5%
34Va
2
2
30%
5V2
47%
44% Jan
July
30
5%
15%
27
Grace
Mar
30%
37
35%
Goodrich
Granby
Jan
Jan
23
301/8
5%
*35V2
48%
4
54% Feb
35% Jan
28% Jan
6.67
5%
31%
29%
5%
37
15
72% Jan
20 % Jan
80
25% Feb 13
2.50
Corp
5%
*35%
34V8
24
37% May 11
39% Apr
31,100
5%
38
48
Brewing
14
4
32V4
30%
*35%
15%
Goebel
27
18
311/4
33%
35%
48%
4
22
75% Jan
32%
5%
Inc
12% Jun
251/4 Jan
311/4
32
35%
700
.15
Sep
26% Sep
Sep
25,500
33%
33 %
37
31%
*35 Va
Co
25% Jun
9
4,400
16%
4
Globe-Wernicke
29
39%
I6V4
34%
Jan
Jun
391/2
16%
29%
Glidden
5
87
40
16%
1
Glen Alden
Dec~27
861/2
39%
17
5
1
18%
87
40%
16%
Co
14
55% Dec
87
39%
17%
Brothers
14
4:
86%
40%
16%
29%
15% Feb
3
86%
40
17%
321/4
14% Feb
27
87
41%
31
45% Feb
47% Nov 15
87
16%
1
Gladding McBean & Co
4
87
5
Ginn
33% Jan
1,900
40%
80c
4
40
370
II2V4
Co
32% Mar 21
Nov 21
111%
,
1
10c
20% Sep
79
*86%
112
29,800
162,700
15
No par
31% Aug
3
29,400
53
29V4
22
139
22,200
31%
Sep 24
9% May 29
13
71%
13%
31
8% Jun
39% Dec
1,100
13%
291/4
35 '/a
39% July 12
38%
70%
14V4
31
3
8
38%
70%
13%
29%
26
26
39
70%
14%
30%
161/a Jun
Jan
38%
721/4
5
23% May 11
6% Jan
39
—
Financial
3
51% Jan
88,200
——
Greeting
13
2
8,400
45,900
>
13%
1
Co
16 V2 Jan
1 i/a Aug 15
63%
111%
Gimbel
;
121/8
22%
62
112%
Gillette
8
11%
221/4
63%
111%
.2
May
11%
22%
62%
No par
Jan
3
11%
22 Va
64%
27%
43% Mar 15
3
3,600
70%
Inc
Gibralter
&
3,900
111%
55
1% Jan
11%
23%
631/8
25%
25
13
10%
22%
65Vo
51%
301/a Sep 25
16% July 6
141/4 Sep
11
23%
63%
*111%
30
171/2 May 16
47
Nov 28
10%
23 %
65%
52%
57% Dec 18
4
50
10%; 10%
%f 23%
100
Products
Gibson
2,300
i!
"
26%
6
3
4%
1121/4
31% Jun
11% Jan
4%
; 5
51%
53
35% Jan
4%
4%
25%
Rubber
preference
12% Oct
.
4%
4%
341/4
82
1121/4
27
4
31%
34
39
preference
24% Oct
i-;
31%
34V4
53%
25
Jun
*79V2
31%
26%
23% Jun
51% Dec
81%
31
112%
25% Jun
5
81%
32%
31%
1,700
14%
Georgia-Pacific Corp
40 y4
May 29
12% Jun 25
81%
*80
64%
2.50
23
/
341/4
740
2,200
71%
Corp
30 % Apr
17
13%
23
25
102% Feb
May 19 "
13%
39%
(series B)__
106% Apr
751/4 May 24
13%
13%
341/8
-
13%
Electronics
14
70% Nov
8'/4
14
331/4
4%'
4%
8 Va
4,300
73%
8%
69%
preferred
25
21
17
-
$1.30
Jun
3
July 25
...
73%
8%
Telephone Co of Florida—
6
Mar 22
Jun
14% Jan
42
4%
10
97
-
2
82
8,500
6Va
6
73%
8V4
341/4
341/4
32%
6%
74
74%
%
18,800
'
391/4
Signal
100
41% Dec 29
34%
34 %
571/8
13%
14
*80
82
130
35%
14 %
Industries
7
101% Dec
107
29
Mar
34%
33%
5%
-
.
34%
56
,
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70 %
Refractories
General
27
34%
13%
6
56
39%
Equipt Corp
Mar 14
28
8
34% v
55
51%
preferred
Nov 22
17% May 28
92%
100
*
74
81/4
33%
.
13%
Cement Co
22% Mar 28
General
May 29
5%
78
74%
:
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26%
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27% May 11
6
i-
8 i/B
ri-
112%
Public
3
6
741/4
35%
531/8
General
27
57
,;34%.
100
26%
37 % Mar 22
25 % Jan
.*35
8%
*81
2,100
69%
Service
24% Jun
55% a
34
25%
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112%
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6
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if!
24%
100 V
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51%
General
41
2,700
24%
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251/a
2
44% Jan
700
25.1/4
25%
100
112 Va
7% Jan
15
11%
52%
9
Sep 24
9% Jun 27
11%
26%
9
28% Jun
12
112 %
Jan
23
/
5
*11%
12
51%
44% Feb
41% Dec
4,800
*39%
Advertising—
Precision
100
19%
25%
2
conv
...
14
-No par
Portland
26% Jan
*25,'.,5
19 Va
19%
•
112%
4% May 29
25% May 28
Aug 11
25%
*18%
20
common—_1%
preferred
43% Aug 14
28
8
.24%.
20%
191/4
3
;
14
3
*11%
*18%
201/4
1
—.
preferred
$1.60
11%
20%
19%
100
»--*.■
Motors Corp
301/4 Jun
July
11%
*18%
1
common
preferred
$5
201/4
No par
Corp
Corp
Mills
General
19%
,19%
3,900
2%
1
Jan
57 % Jan
9,100
2%
74%
14.
5
Jan
4,700
19,500
5
96
115
T9J/2
6
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1
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20%
2%
58%'
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100
Corp
30
1
*2%
35:*y
'
57%
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Co
25
25
34%
6
Controls Co
Jun
2%
:
5
Finance
Dynamics
5% Jan
54% Apr
,
74
Cigar
General
44% Jun
2%
'
19%
2
Corp com
preferred
Co Inc--,
1st
General
35
25% May 19
19
4%
General
General
7
12
2%
5
Corp
1
7
25
2%
No par
9
Jun
Jan
3
5
common
78 % Mar 12
21% May 29
J:
2%
1.25
Corp
36% Feb
Jun
19% Oct
6% Apr
Co
16% Jan
108
5
10
Dec
May 22
46% Mar 20
Baking
preferred
25
52
42% Feb
84
$8
25
57% Jun
13
861/2 Nov 29
8
27
351/4 July 27
12
43
,
Jun
78
Nov
Texas
of
11% May 29
15
110% Dec
20% Jan
8% May 29
20
23
24
Co
54% Jun
1.
2
Dec
Jun
8% Apr
4% May 29
55% Apr
58
Jun
37 % Jan
25% Jan
Transportation
Cable
27
161/4 Sep
26% Jun
-29
Oil
General
31
10
Amer
Amer
42% Mar 15
26
79 % Jan
31
79% Jan
General
28
2
31
42%
100
General
33
44% Feb 27
21
38% Sep
5
113
May 31
43%
98%
9
Nov
43
25%
Bronze
58
43%
1
com
.
General
107% Nov
43
98 %
Investors
preferred
26
10
441/4
25 %
American
$4.50
10 3A Jun
51/2 Jun
21
26i/4 Jan
General
Bancshares
24
43
11%
General
68% Jan
46
11%
General
24% Oct
41%
No par
2
22 % Mar
39%
pref
voting
conv
23
18
45% Jan
38
39
20%
'
20
Apr
8
371/8
39%
19 %
11% Jan
Mar
38%
39
*18%
90
80% Dec
6
6
37%
391/4
1
15
2
19
Jan
Feb
39%
39
50
28
3
104
44% May 11
86
$0.60
7
20%
38
3 9 J/4
Corp
Jun
19
Apr
May
20%
38
39
preferred
Jun
Oct
106% July 14
40% Jan
3
24
102
21
37%
39
convertible
8
12% Oct
371/4 Jan
16
8
20%
37%
38%
Acceptance
General
70
83
25
32 Va Feb
26
52y4 jun 25
50% Nov 24
60 % May
4
4 % %
21%
37
2
common_l*
Industries Inc
19
Jan
771/4 July 26
51/3 Feb
14% Jan
27
Corp
Wood
13% Nov 22
22% Feb 27
140
27% Apr
18
17
2
Gar
10
26% Jan
Garrett
_
21%
5
5
Inc
Co
'
3 **
IOV4 Mar
21
27% Jan
29% Jan
-
Feb
4% Mar 19
14
23 Va Jun
;.
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2
May 29
94% Jan
•
1
Gamble
Jan
58
25
10% Jun
July 28
92% Jan
—
17 V4
Skogmo
46% May 22
23A May 29
6
17% Jan
241/2 Jan
Co
51
July 24
35% Jun
5% May 12
3
3% Jan
35
56% Mar 17,
25
40 % Sep
Mar 13
\
Gabriel
17%
-
92%'
93
*951/4
.
16%
J
-
320
92%
40
97
17
'
-
,
4,200
Volume
The Commercial
Number 6199
196
and Financial Chronicle
(1359)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Far
Tuesday
Sept: 25
Sept. 21
Wednesday
Sept. 26
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 27
Friday
Sept. 28
the Week
Shares
H
25 Va Jan
4
42% Jan
3
46
May 29
59% Feb
May 28
27% Jan
29
14
24
28% Feb
112% Feb
13
21% Oct
Oct
3
:«
2
18% Jun
9
/July
83
27
3
108
Jan
Hamilton
26% Jan
3
36
Nov
16
.." 26% Jun
26
36% Jan
26% Aug
1
38
Dec
4
18% Sep
24
34%. Jan
4
33% Dec
35% Dec
21
42% Oct
31
120% Jan
9
Jun
35
34% Jan
128% Apr
13
20% July 11
44% Sep.,7
19
2
28
3
39% Jan
\ .2
753/4 Jan
2
July
27% Sep
Aug
122
May 24
80% Dec
5
39% Jun
36% Aug
7
6
4
20% Jan
3
23% Jan
.25% Oct
23
36% Dec
24
29% Oct;
.
25
30
18
38% Feb
.
'
20
8% Feb
6
37% Feb
27
43% Mar 15
383/8 Jun
32 % Dec
13
47% Apr 27
30% Jan
Jan
9
18% Nov 28
17% Jan
H27 r
9% Jan
13% Jun 25
11
4
•
27
35% Jan
-
Corp of America common
.preferred—
Haveg Industries Inc.,
Nov
28
22
31% Jan
733/4 Nov 21
37 % Sep
28
64% Jan
87
Mar 16
85% Jun
29
46% Apr
24
40% Sep
i
15% Jun
19
22% Jun
74% May 25
463/4 Nov
34
Jan
38% NOV 20
108
Jan
17
27% Jun
Nov" 17
115
44% Jan
Oct
86 <
67% Jan
18
25
53% Sep
19
69 % Dec
35% Sep
6
Sep
28% Mar 30
3
53
25
Apr
*
115
Feb
-82
Jan
65% Jan
26
14
323/4
32 3/4
323/4
33
333/4
33%
33%
333/4
*36%
37%
*36%
36%
35%
35 %
35%
35%
111%
111%
100
class
conv.
preferredi.No par
A
Chocolate Corp
&
Chemical
33% Feb
13
11
30% Feb
19
31
295/8 May 10
b
May 29
173/4 Jan
2
29
ll-Vi Mar 13
43/8 Sep
17
8% Feb
1
Holland Furnace
29% Apr
19
26% Jun
14
36% Mar
9
6
60
25
41% Jan
25
92
Mar 22
104
2
29% Dec
7
24% Jun
93
Mar
20
3"% Dec
15
6
Apr
19
Mar 10
$5
15
12
Hotel
14% Jun
22
17% Jan
5
3
243/s Nov
8
16% Jun
25
233/4 Mar
1
Sep
22
40% Dec
5
373/, July 18
60% Sep
13
18
41
14
57% Mar 20
23
80% Jun
9
75n
Aug
6
16
85 % Nov
13
83
Jan
10
82 % May .17
89% Jun
4
33/4 %
81% Aug
88% Jan
10
93 % Nov
1
90
Jan
9
97'" July 26
4.40fo
863/4 Jan
10
127% Dec
11
74% Jun
25
39% Sep
27
32 % Jun
15% Mar 23
8
July
9% Jun
3
35% Jan
3
725/e Dec
90% Jan
10
3
45
Jan
92% Jan
7
8
12
100
4
Jun
20
3
40
Sep 29
15% Dec
6
23.
July
Oct
27
47% Apr
17
2b
Jan
18
95
12
90 3/8 July 24
21% Jan
3
273/8 May 31
607
Oct 25
21 % May 29
Jun 14
300
35
90
447
•
Apr
•
May 19
55% Jun
9
4
149% Apr
27
145
Jan
2
54% Oct
6
34
Jun
22
34
5
Jan
77 % Jan
27
58 % Jan
12% Dec
f'r
vH*'
84% Nov
3
24% Sep
■...
3
4
14
v,
>
87
Dec
22% May 1.1 /
38% Oct
Feb
28
Sep
28
28
4% Jun
28
102
U
7
Dec
28
45% Dec
5
16% Sep
20
143/4 Feo
24
69% Mar 28
35% Apr
4
Jan ,,2
38% Jun
11
29
73/4 May 29
23% Nov
2
94% Dec
29
1233/4 Mar
7
18% Jun 25
73
Sep 28
Dec
19
38 % Jun
6
23
26
.,'42% Apr 17
Jun
12
Idaho
7% Feb
/
155
Jan
Jun
48% Jan
54
Jan
2
98
Apr
29
&
578 % Jan
57
Feb
853/4 Mar
8%
15 % Jan
Y 38 %
19
Mar 16
97% Fob
29% Sep
102% Sep
54
Jan
.33% DeC
Oct
18
17% Oct
24
113
122 3/4
40%
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78%
1,600
3
*15%
16%
90
27%
3
2,600
100
16%
17
16%
16%
17
16%
383/4
38
38
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383/4
39'/a
39%
373/4
39
37%
383/4
78
78
78
78
39%
♦94%
95%
♦935/a
95%
Power—No par
99%
Co
1
40 3/8
1
97%
r
♦93%
95%
*93%
96%
98%
40
98
88%
♦86
3,600
200
23,200
78
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160
Z 85%
85 Va
:,.0*93%
86%
95 Va
uwl*
95%
80
953/4
14,700
39%
39%
14,100
10
96
963/4
95
40
(i
33%
35%
34%
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100
'i
1
series A
50
♦97%
98%
♦97%
series
series
A
B
Co,,.
♦98%
99 %
98%
98%
98%
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*98%
99%
•
99 Va
34
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99%
73%
"
73/4
8 ./,...
♦40
7%
8%
40%
40
15%
143/4
14%
32%
14%
14%
14%
313/4
15
323/o
7%
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92%
31%
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40
15
7%
40%
7%
8 Va
♦40
15%
15%
5
73/4
40%
~Io
33,100
200
40
2,800
-
5,900
18%
18%
18 3/a
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
11,400
333/4
33
333/4
33
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
8,000
37
7,700
32%
5
No par
15
common
31%
18%
33
0
Co
RR
32%
33%
353/4
35%
♦44
46%
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44%
46%
52
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44%
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44%
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46 %
♦45%
46%
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52
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52
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48%
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.
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52
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52
48%
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48 %
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463/4
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30
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26%
27%
26%
26%
x253/4
26%
253/4
26%
25%
26%
Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
5%
&
51%
No par
common
100
preferred
*153
6
6
♦153
160
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160
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v
6
50%
523/b
51%
52%
6
6
50%
51%
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160
10
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463/4
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♦44
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48%
♦46
363/o
36%
36 %
44
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50
50
50
,50
37
363/8
44
363/4
35%
323/4
29%
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1,800
50,400
98 Va
293/4
6 '/a
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51%
51
6,700
1,700
523/4
16,100
160
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160
8,100
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6
33%
33%
22,700
42
433/4
4,000
33%
34
343/4
33%
34%
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45%
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453/8
42%
433/4
44 3/4
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443/4
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44 Va
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44%
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44%
30%
30%
303/4
29%
30 %
293/8
30 Va
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Inc
:
323/4
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333/4
3613/4
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4%
Chemical
45 3/8
44%
151%
153%
com—5
Nickel
Int'l
of
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54%
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International
Paper
L
Packers-Limited
International
£
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2.60'
commons
referred1—,
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convertible preferred
,i
5%
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253A
4
45 %
45%
♦83 %
28%
♦28%
29
28
28%
563/4
57
54%
55%.
12
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.
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26
100?:/
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44,100
12%
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87,400
200
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700
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6%
63/4
63/4
63/4
1,100
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42%
*40%
42 Va
413/4
41%
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;•;> 8%
233/4
24%
9%
9%
9%
8%
9%
8%
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25%
24%
>25%
23%
24%
23%
24%
v
400
55%
29%
8%
/
200
28
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42
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10,400
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25 %;'
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84
543/4
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100
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28
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26 >■/. i
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153
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85
54%
55
18,200
44%
85
50
5,900
152,300
453/4
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45%
3,700
356%
45%
152 %
433/4
I
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25%
26%/*
l
3593/4
350 %
100
—1
preferred
International
4
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1
,
i. 12::; -12 %
No par
5%
Im
55%
44
95%
99
1513/4
453/4
153
44
95%
21%
28%
28%
.>
348 %
97%
21%
85
*83 %
83%
83
100
5
No par
Corp
21%
3693/4
151%
44
44
44%
44
*95
22
45
45 %
152%
preferred
Mining
355 %
369%
44%
151%
97%
213/4
22%
359
372%
*95
97%
21%
100
&
International
*95
97%
22 %
No par
common,,
preferred
Int'l
Y
Machines,,5
Business
29%
29%
*96
common
21%
Harvester
7%
5
29
100
Corp
preferred^
Interlake Iron
v
,45-
■
9
>
/
9
20
10,300
International
No par
76
76
76%
76 %
75
75
73%
743/4
73 Vb
1,100
3
Salt
73
Jan
Feb
27
International
24%
24
24%;
24
24%
233/4
24
23%
4,300
No par
23%
23%
Shoe
33%
33 Vb
333/i
5,200
.
V .International
39% May
45
Mar
24
4
25% Jan
Resistance
International
7%
Corp
Silver
Co
8.33%
com
34%
36%
4%
2
pfd series B
conv
Utilities
International
r
convertible
$2
Interstate
Power
2
523/4 Apr
12
Iowa-Illinois Gas &
38
May 29
50
Apr
27
Iowa
28
20
May 29
33.
Jan
2
May 10
118
.=
Iowa
Elec
Light
&
103
102%
Jan
24
124 % Aug
30
123/4 Jun
26
21% Mar
8
Power
Island
$6
&
Creek
Power
Circuit
38%
38%
40
37%
102
*39 Vb
36 3/8
101
40
37%
101
38%
38 Va
38 Va
47,600
200
2,900
44%
44
44%
44%
44%
*44%
45%
45%
700
44V4
28%
27%
28%
26%
28%
26%
27%
26%
27%
26.600
23%
233/4
23%
23%
3,500
23%
51%
51%
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1
Co
48%
49
48%
49
10
,
43%
43%
43%
Breaker
Co.,_
:
23%
23%
51%
51%
503/4
51%
50%
50%
1,300
48%
49%
483/4
49 VB
48%
49%
5,500
[43%
43%
43
43
43
43
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20 Vb
20'%
*118%
122 Va
*118 %
122 Va
♦118%
122%
43%
21
21%
20%
21
*118%
50c
common,.
23%
23%
23%
5
Co
preferred
I-T-E
101
103
26%
Co
Electric
Light
Coal
36 %
37%
38%
38%
*39%
40
36%
•102
33%
34'/a
*39 Vb
102%
38 Va.
38%
33%
34%
40
38%;
3.50
Co
593/4 Jan
36%
*44 %
Stores
15
38%
*39 Vb
37%
14,900
1
preferred
Interstate Dept
3
Corp
103
100
com,,5
25
34%
35 Vb
*39 Vb .40
25
preferred
International Tel & Tel com_No par
•
20
V'/:
3
163/4
100
100
27
263/4
383/4
*85
&
*15%
163/4
101 %
*100%
102
17
77
Jun,21
24% Feb
*16
3
36
7
3
26%
3%
29%
Interchemical
2
213/4 Jan
♦100 %
27%
3
29
50 % Mar
5
101 %
27%
98
50% Jan
•
13,300
92
383/4
*38
4
13,300
29 Va
*90%
88%
•
26% May 29
17 3/8 May 29
40
53%
29%
90 %
163/4
163/4
383/4
40%
common_No par
53%
29%
90%
3%
•16
16%
54%
29%
101%
28
3%
17 Va
533/,
91
45%
5
413/4 May 25
Dec
16%
17-J
♦38
545/a
293/4
4
Mar 26
22
49
♦27%
*
•
18% Jan
13
10
*100%
3%*
,.
53%
*433/4
28
50% Jun
38% Jan
'
27%
101
3
500
29%
__1
10%; Feb 26
52% Nov
Jun
50
preferred
Co„
.'Insuranshares
.
28
12
45
27%
1,400
24 %
323/4
16
27
24
100%
5
Co
243/4
6,200
24%
443/4
6
21% Jun
21
*90%
No par
90%
101%
24%
••
25%
245/u
Inland Steel .Co
.„Nopar
-Inspiration Consolidated Copper,,20
/
16
40% Jan
30
293/4
90%
Indust Inc com—5
Ingersoll-Rand
12
51% Nov
54
29%
91
30%
303/4
Int'l
115% Jan
62% Nov
533/a
29%
Co
International
,.92
265/a Nov
55%
28%
*30
29%
8
13
3
54%
♦90%
30%
•29%
*30
303/4
1
118% Dec
3
12.50
common—5
29%
30%
2
2
4
13,800
'
2
41% Jan
25
*29
31
57% Mar
41 % Apr
42% Jan
24%
8% vy .;'
43/8 •
30
-
29%
159 % Mar
58 % Jan
25
25%
preferred—
preferred,,
preferred—
preferred—
preferred—
General Corp,
Industria
26
33
Jun
243/4
Refrigerator
Indianapolis
Mar 16
26
May 29
37% Mar 13
20% Jan
Indiana
4
39% Jan 22
;
4
.31
100
1
Inc
♦85
Power Co
4.70%
4.42%
2
60% Apr
12
30%
Co—
Cement
4.20%
'
■
"US'
Apr
393/4 Nov 22
,48% Jun
*30
Corp
Stores
4.08%
19
59
353/4 Nov. 30
11
30%
x77
Johnson
4.26%
5
4
33% Jan
♦30
/
88%
Illinois
*
19
11
18
30
30
79
Central
•
May 21
32% Jan
Jun
29%
*86
Illinois
May 25
23% July 12
108% Nov
♦29
100
100
Lighting
Power
Ideal
,
May 29
443/4 Jan
May 28
29%
preferred-
Hussmann
3
Sep.: 27
X29%
Hupp Corp common
5% convertible pfd
30
9
85% Jan
<:> Jun
303/a
Bearing
preferred
preferred
5%
<
15
29% Sep
■
Apr
323/i Jan
9
30%
33
9
95
-
10
30
*98
25
11
5Iov l7
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:
27
98%
25
..
4%
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34%
Jan
52
8%
4%
27
33 '/a
Jun
81
28
8%
4%
*26%
*97%
24%. Jun
36% May 16
'29% JwixlM,
r...
44% May 29
8%
4%
27
98%
87
May 29
3
8%
4%
Corp
Finance
Foods
5%
'
25
42% Jan
,i£
;■
May 31
142% Jan
8%
♦26%
343/4
31
5
36% Jun
9
4%
preferred
'
26
20
*26%
8%
4%
Winston
&
&
Sound
Hunt
>
43% Mar 30
50% Sep 26
55% Dec
27
9
34 J/V
50
5% May 29
30
150
400
17,000
35
47
23% May 29
243/4 Jun 25
353/4 Jan
23%
43/4
27
8%
23%
6
463/a May
3
Jan
22%
6,900
■;/
2
93/4 Mar 26
•-45% July 19
5
44% Feb
31% Jun
73%
6 Va
1,300
101
7-
40
22%
133/4
*53/4
12,100
47% May
9
52 % May 16
151
23 3/a
133/4
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•
6
44%
41
12
23%
14
73%
44 3/8
May 29
42% Jan 16
14
23% .23%
;-
68% Jan
28
29
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44 %
44% July 16
Nov
53/4
43%
Dec"l9
583/4 Dec
14
72s/a
53/4
45
13
•49% Dec
133/4
133/4
71%
6%
44%
Oct
152
72
443/4
21% Feb
3
14
44
28
3
133/4
♦71%
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13%
72
8,200
443/4
5
18
10,700
Hudsoh Bay Min & Sm Ltd-JNo par
Sep
Jan
20%
9
40 %
33,% Jan
20%
1013/4 Mar
28
40% Jan
21%
9%
4
145
20%
10%
Aug 18-
,
21%
9%
Jan
9
20%
9%
43
943/8 Aug
21%
10%
41
<3
1,800
205/a
9%
2
2
71% Jan
18%
39%
2
*•
183/4
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Jan
Feb" 20
18%
93/4
463/i Feb
~8
19
10%
37
3
18 Va
•19
40%
29% Jan
5% Jan
10,200
19%
16%
18%
9%
25
4
14,300
11 Va
16
*10%
27
503/4 May
36 Va
11%
16 3/8
9%
Sep
23
353/4
11%
16%
10%
18 3/8
323/4 Jan
36%
11%
16%
403/4
18
48% July
35%
12
16%
95/a
23% May 29
12
373/8
11%
16%
103/a
31 % Jun
47% Apr
35%
12
15%
40%
11
44% May 22
38
113/4
93/4
15
50% Nov 14
37
12
10%
10
4
38%
42%
39% Oct
Nov 16
7,600
9%
323/4 Sep
48 3/8 Oct
43
28 Va
10%
3
44 % Jan
27%
1
28
47% Aug. 21
2 7 3/4
Howe
313/4 Jan
'
27%
Howard
25% Apr
10
28%
Howard
30% May 31
46
27%
*4%
preferred—
I
,44%
28%
8
143/a Sep
7
350
65
27%
4
Jan
37
,
22,300
Jan
13
-96% July 6
5% May 29
9
11% Apr 21
7% Oct
343/4 Jan
Jun
95
99% May 24
f*59
:
56% Apr
43% May 29
32% Jun 21
27
1,300
37
173/8 Feb
14
10% Dec
14% Jan
62
9,700
23,200
♦26%
preferred—;
Houston
9
112
28
453/4 Aug 27
2
23% Apr
58% May
11934 Mar
4%
27 Vo
5
of
Household
19
74% Feb
*59 '
*85%
;
convertible
33% Jan
*111 %
65%
1
86%
8,900
16%
133/4
America common—1
convertible preferred
25
$2.25
14,000
233/4
2nd pfd ser C
Corp
5%
'
28%
♦71
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
May 17
8.400
»;
37%
86 Va
23%
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Ball
Hoover
Jan
5
•..»!,
19
37%
*85%
-
112
23%
18 Va
53/4
preferred
div
35% Feb
25
23/4 May 29
10
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K
23
187/o
38
2.50
A called—25
Corp
__50c
ser
Chemical
$4.25
65%
35%
24
17%
22%
'
53/4
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convertible
Hooker
112
21%
common
Electronics
Homestake
3
May 31
Jun
1
v.
V
37%
\
86%.
*36%
37%
363/4
111%
'
-
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pfd
conv
Holt. Rinehart
July 18
16% Jan
16% Dec
36
■
20%
39%
5
Hotels Corp
5%
40%
*61
19%
Holly Sugar Corp common
29% Feb
l
19%
1
8% Dec
'
16
5
14% Oct
•
11%
Co
243/4 Jan
'"S;:
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Inc
15
5%%
64%
50c
1
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36
28%
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Jun
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111
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37
36%
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1
Hill J Corp
Hilton
37%
No par
Co._-_
Oil
♦37
common—_1 1/24
Powder
433/8 Mar 22
Jun
900
33%
37%
32.600
143/8
323/4
30
44% Mar 28
21,000
14%
12
26
210
16%
28 3/«
10
87% Jun
39%
15%
13%
30% Jan
5
39%
16%
27
Heyden Newport Cliem Corp com—1
3%% preferred series A
100
16
39%
15%
14%
4
Apr
39%
1,600
29
4
43% Aug 28
6%
14
May
90
63/4
27%
Jan
53% Jan
7%
7
♦85%
74
7
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7
14%
193/a Jan
4
22
18%
35
86%
11
83% Feb
7%
17%
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29%
13
413/4 Apr
2.100
/
18%
14
18
34% Jun
-
19%
34
17%
27%
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2
7
19 Via
34
18%
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5% Sep
40% Jan
7 -
38%
•'
7
38%
19%
34 %
14%
123/4 Jun
6
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f
86 %
68 % Jun
July
19%
7,800
18%,
29 %
6
20
19%
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13%
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16
19
28%
Co—,
2
NOV
34
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20
,
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21
42
19%
34 ;
18%
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Jan
July 14
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46
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3,100
.
26
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Nov
34
29%
25%
20
14
'
49%
29%
•
125
19>/4
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3
45
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25%
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38 V\
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30% Jan
50%
30
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20
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27%
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25%
29
7
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30
19%
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26
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37
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:/
28%
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30
50
'
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23
28"%
; 125
41%
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9
50%
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5,900
20%
16
313/4 Aug
50
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1
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19
19%
—
72
May 26
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.
28%
28%
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26
23
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preferred
2
28
23%
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20
28
17
7
Apr
19
100
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'
25
Jan
22
183/4
28
16 3%
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8
19%
87%
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15% May 24
25
18"%
27%
9,200
20
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"
17%
7% Feb
18% Nov
66
19%
12%
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*/
39%
Hershey
2
283/4
163/a
preferred
$2
1
28%
24
21% July 10
9
18% Sep 26
15% Jun 21
4
5%
3
29
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Hercules
40% Mar 27
*283/4
17%
1
7%
1
May 29
153/4 Aug
26
Helme
May 29
11
20% Jan
17
25
110% Aug 10
55% July 18
283/4
87%
(G W) common
10
non-cumulative preferred—25
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39% May 14
50
Mar 21
20
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•
7,200
25
Helene
6
3/4.Sep 24
36
July 13
20 !;
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2
32
12%
20
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23%
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48
12
20
85%
'
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27%
49%
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5
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2
-19% Apr
25
10 5/8 May 29
29% Jan
Mar
88
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27%
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_1
50
J.
Hazeltine Corp
18
3
123/a
50%
40c
Hayes Industries Inc,
4
7
Jan
1
36%
273%
50 i
♦19%
1
5%
2
49% Feb
81
5
Inc,
12
12%
36%
85%
5
Hat
3
30 % Mar 23
18
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& Marx
Aluminum
Harvey
Mar 29
42
Schaffner
Hart
,
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4
503/4
37
20
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1
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4
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27%
28%
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&
12%'
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t
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^
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503/4
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preferred
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27%
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May 29
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9
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100
Col
Organ
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6%
&
503/4
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preferred
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.
1
24% Jan
Co
Harbison-Walker
,
"
27% May 18
13% Feb
15
48% Mar 13
25% May 29
17% May 29
Jan
24% Jan
46
22
15
58% Mar 28
128
Hanna
36
26
1
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'Hammond
37
5
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Hammermill
31
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5
Co
convertible
4%
3
12.50
Priming Co
Hallicrafters
•
91
(W F)
Halliburton
2
27% Jan
Hall
'.
14
10
'
29% Nov
Nov
23
25% May 28
39% May 18
60% Nov 20
Hackensack Water
37,3/b Aug 30
36% Mar 22
May 29
29
,1
5
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122 Va
14
14%
13%
51%
122%
:
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14%
14
14
14
13%
14
800
5,500
2,600
'
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"
13 3/8 Oct
24
13% Jan
3
173/4 Mar
2
213/4 Nov 27
9% Sep ,26
25
113/4 Jun
—5
10%
10%
10
10%
9%
10%
Sulphur Co
:—.—1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
83%
83%
83%
83%
1
46 %
473/4
45%
47%
16% Jan
10
Jaeger Machine Co
24% Feb
21
Jefferson
Lake
80% Jan
27
85% May 19
82
483/4 Feb
14
83
43% Sep .28
81% Nov
20
553/4 Feb
13
73 % Jan
4
7
Johnson
15% Jan
3
30% Dec
13
15
May 29
29 % Jan
2
Jonathan
56 % Jan
3
753/8 Dec
12
40
Jun
733/4 Jan
2
Jones
96
Jan
3
13
Jan
3
37
Sep
26
For
Nov
86
Jun
3
27
74% May 22
7
110% Mar
102% Dec
4
21% May 26
48
>
Mar 20
footnotes,
see
page
84
July
9
87% Jun
75% Jan
14
2
July 16
88 % Jun
13
Sep 24
65% Jun 14
59% Feb
7
.
38 3/i
98% Jun
25
18
13% July 30
17% Sep
25.
25
112
Feb
102% Mar 26
173/4 Jan
40% Jan
4
4
Jewel
Tea
3%%
Co
Inc common
preferred
Johns-Manville
&
Corp
Johnson
Joy
Logan
Laughlin
383/4
70
5
50c
common_10
5%
preferred series A
100
Jorgensen (Earle M)
Co
1
&
*84
100
5
1
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45%
85%
85%
43%
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4,400
15%
16 34
5,100
84
84
70
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7,900
10 Va
45%
43%
85 Va
85%
10
40
41 %
35,900
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683/4
40
39%
40%
39%
40 VB
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69%
70%
69 Vb
69%
68
69
18
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17%
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42
43%
42 3/4
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13%
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18
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100 3/4
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42
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10
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38%
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84%
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10%
15%
84 Va
39%
42
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85%
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15%
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17%
2,400
8,300
43 Vb
41%
42%
32,500
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100%
100 %
13%
1,500
17%
16,200
17 %
17%
133%
13%
13%
13%
173/4
17%
173/4
17%
590
20
(1360)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October
.
1
19R2
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
lowest '
Range Since Jan. 1
,
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
LOW
YORK STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Sept. 24
Sept. 25
Par
AND
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 26
Sales for
Thursday
.
Friday
Sept. 27
the Week
Sept. 28
Shares
K
29% Dec/
49% May 23
108% Apr 25
1
88% Dec 22
44% Jan 11
102
Oct
100
Dec
48% Jua
24% May 29
84
May 19
103
Jun
19
122
Jun
101
Jan
10
6
87
Nov
6
9
82
Dec
13
84% Jan
27
Jun
•
Jan
Oct 31
89
86
6
90
95% Jan 26
27
15
Nov 20
Jan
91
Jan
Nov
9
69
39% Oct
5
36
Sep 28
Sep 19
93
~3
Mar 30
91% Apr
loo
preferred
4.50% preferred
L_ 100
*88
,__ioo
*99
—100
*89
27
54
11
% Nov
1
28% Nov 28
84
36% Jun
14
Jun
n.on-cum
preferred—
27% Sep • 19
50% May
7
27
13
Kansas Gas
4
26% Jan
78% Mar 16
27
47% Jun
i
Nov 24
4%
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kansas
,
&
Electric
Power
&
Light
"
36%
27%
—8.7*
;
5
26% Jun
25
40% Jan
3-
3
49% Nov 27
48
Jan
2
Kendall
3
94% May 16
24% Sep
61 % Sep
24
73% Jan
24
86
Jan
5
52
Kennecott
4
83
Jan
46
Oct
Dec
60% May 28
11
38% Sep
32% Jan
27
3
24
76% Jun
21
42% May 23
93
Feb 10
49
16% Jan
7
29% Dec 29
23
14% Nov
14
27% Feb
13% July
2
33% Jun
91% Mar
27
36
Jan
78
57% May
4
Jan
3
34% Dec
28
9
48% July 31
85
July 20
44% Dec 28
Jan
34% Nov
11% Jan
3
27
20% Jun
14
Jan
34% Apr
41
33% Mar
6
20
Mar 16
Apr
16
8
57
Sep 21
25
11% May 29
11
20
Jun
18
25
25% Jun
27
39 % Jan
P
47%
/
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-
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26%
27
27%
27
27
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47
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31%
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30%
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12
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28
28%
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13%
13%
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1
36%
13%
84
83%
383/4
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37%
241/2
24%
24%
24%
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171/2
12
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27%
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.
37
i
83
4,300
84
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34%
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12
20
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29
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28 3/4
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84
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68
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83
•
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49%
39%
24%
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20
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29
•
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40,000
33%
49
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33%
32%
/
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Sutherland Paper Co™
62%
33%
17%
v
40.000
32%
38%
16%
.
5,800
25%
33%
,
24%
9,900
31%
69%
29
37
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49%
24
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6,400
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28
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90
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92
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4
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31%
:
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92
72
25^2 :;v
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2
J
71
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100%
2.50
preferred
Korvette (EJ) Inc—
Mar 12
30% Jan
'
*93
89%
-
32%
—
(SS) Co
(S H) & Co
Kroehler Mfg Co
*89
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81
No par
Copper——„
4%
25% Mar 12
*99
81
55%
Royal Dutch Airlines—100 g
Koppers Co Inc common™
10
26
*88
100%
-
KLM
11
36% Jan
Feb
89%
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100
73%
81
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400
723/s
55
Kimberly-Clark Corp———
King-Seeley Thermos Co
J
44% Mar 14
81
74%
24%
Keystore Steel & Wire Co__
3
36%'
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46%
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Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
23
110
73%
31%
Co
Kern County Land Co
19
Jan
79% Jan
88
14% Jun
6
39% Dec
46% Feb
25
24
,
16
27% Oct
30% Jan
25
Sep 27
May 28
80% Aug
2
32% May 29
6
Dec
Jun
30% Jun
5
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23
104
74%
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104
95
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110
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50
110
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74
28,600
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96
493/4
110
89%
95
297%
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113
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Kellogg Co
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Kelsey Hayes Co—1
31% Feb
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50
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109
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50
109
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75%
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96
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105%
75%
preferred
preferred
501,8-
32%
96
-
110
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•
31%
98
,
109%
pfd__100
4.35%
preferred
„10o
Kansas City Southern corn—No
par
24
32
98
4.20%
41 Vb May 22
'
3
50% Jan
31%
*49%
—
3
10
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95
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Mead Corp common— '
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series)—1100
32'%
29
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McKee (AG) & Co
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McKesson & Robbins lnc_—_
9
McLean Trucking Co—_
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McNeil Mach' &
31%
253/4
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IIIII_II
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger
32%
26%
21%
100
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31%
16
,___100
_
32%
32%
4%% conv preference B
:
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McDermott (J Ray). & Co Inc_^___l
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
2.50
Co
58
41%
nar
Corp new—
;
3
MCCrory Corp common—I—IIsoc
3%% convertible, preferred.
.100
,
58
153/4
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$6 convertible preferred
5%% conv preference B
58
26%
'
No par
No
57%
40%
'80
-
No par
Corp
583/4
4%
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10o
9,200
8%
57%
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14,300
2
58
21%
81
19
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8%
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20%
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;
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McGraw-Edison
37%
46%
;
1%
17%
21%
30
: -
480
8%
313/a
29%
—
McGraw-Hill
32%
32%
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4,000
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2
58
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34%
$1.50 conv preferred
McCall
60
22 3/8 T
1959 series
common
19 Va
22
preferred
Co
18%
13%
1947 series .No par
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19%
33%
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100
51%
90%
51
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1945 series.No par
mca
>
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600
10,400
1%
26%
>
46%
8%
28%
l
preferred
$3.40
19
52
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No par
$3.75 preferred
3% % preferred
Mays (JW) Inc
•19%
.
8% >
;
Martin-Marietta Corp
;
Masorite Corp
May Dept Stores common,
> $3.75
19%
19%
> 2
24%
;
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Field & Co
90
39%
1
Marquette Cement Mfg Co__4
89%
4%
1
26
34%
51%
90
21%
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Corp
50%
>
37 ^
1
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Marlin-Rockwell
Marquardt Corp
52%
90
20%li
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Corp
Marine Midland
51 %.
'89%
31 %
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26 '
33%
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;
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51%
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Co
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46%
89%
1%
12.50
Exploration
Marathon
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90%
8%
1
-
34%
46%
'
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Magnavox Co
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Mallory (PR) & Co
I II
Manhattan Shirt—
Manning Maxwell & Moore
35
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-
51%
19%
par
_
34%
/
46%;
50
Square Garden Corp com_i
60c
Inc
.
90%
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400
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Volume 196
Number 6199.. v. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
f, -i
74
Oct
30
95% Dec
12
75
Apr
20
86% Dec
11
84% Jan
9'/Wan
37% Dec
19 Va May
5
20
Aug
3
13% Apr
15 % Dec
45 % Jan
3
29
79
27% Jun
87
Jun
'
27
82% Jan
>.3
143/8 Jail
3
Mesabi
89% Jan
10
12
15
78 ;
Sep
Jan
3
30% Jan
4
99
94
Jan
% Apr
28
.58..
10
101% May 24
39 % Jan
4
Feb
:58
Nov
9
80
293/4 May 25
43% May 29
95% Jan
2
93% Jan
46
87
3
,3
Aug
-
41% Nov
<
96,.
8
Jan
July
3
84% July
6
90
2
81.
• May 27
84% Nov 13
.9
55
17
Jan
84
9
58% Feb
2
10%
14
76
109% Sep
16¥4 Sep
6
Jan
1
23
Jun
Jun
;
12 y* May
25
15
6
com_l.50 r
12
41 Va Jun
I5
70 % Feb
7
Minn
34% Sep
16 ya Jun
27
24% Jan
4
Minnesota
35% Jan
44
12
6
34
35% Jan
21% Oct
45% Apr 11
303/4 Mar 22
19
34% Jan
42% Jun
3% Jan
/
37% Apr
Minnesota
44% Feb
16
28
27
1 Feb
19
40 3% Feb
9
25
4% Jan
25
51% Mar
1
22
!42 F Mar
3
18% Jun
Missouri
13% Apr
4
-79
25
62
Jan
73% Mar 29
7% May 29
65% Aug 31
71"
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79
75% May 28
Apr
Pacific
Missouri
25 3% Jan : 2
11% Apr 19
'69% May 11
3 Va%
4.20%
4
Jun
13
22% Mar 20
Monarch
19
7% Jun
15
11
Monon
6% Dec
14
9% Jun
29
5% Jun
15
20
44% Jan
3
Jan
35
58% Aug 23
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1
31
Jun
25
31
29
20
52% Jan
May 29
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26
39% Jan
,
25% Sep
25
17% Dec
30
34% Mar
17% Feb
2
28% Apr
28
16
20
100
27
8% Sep 24
18% Aug
9
11% May 29
68% Sep
22
11% Jan
3
20% Mar 17
10
29% Jan
9
44% Dec
29
May
51% Jun
3
4
4
■41% May 31
31
26% May 22
20 Va May 29
17% Jan
5
30% Dec
11
21
18
54% Dec
11
44
20 V4 Sep
28
May 28
124%
Dec7 20
26% Oct
26%
45 Va Jun
Dec~~4
16
33% Dec 26
3
25
July
23
Jun
9
Feb
29
22
21%
120
900
6.800
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15 3/b
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79
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25
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58
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293/4 Mar 21
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"41% Jan ' 4
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15
163/4 Feb
213/4
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99%
313/i
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98 Va
573/4 V
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12% Feb 28
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>
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11
36% Jan
98%
57%
85
84%
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5
Montana Power C©
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Mar 13
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98%
57%
97%
14%
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27
25% Jun
15
37% Feb
8
22Sep
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98%
•
87%
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26% July* 3
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57%
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2
37% Jan
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28
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23
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preferred
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32% Aug
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41%
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21
15
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.
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13% Jan
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Mississippi River Fuel Corp_
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14
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4
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20
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20
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19 Va Jan
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4.35%
May 28
May 11
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Mar 28
39 Vb
Machine
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19
100% Aug
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93Mi Jan.
97
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58% Feb
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Aug 17
523/4 Jan
25
15
70% May
3
19
Sep
8
103% Jun
41% Jan
13
32
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33% Jan
9% May 29
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11,
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94% Mar 23
83/s May 28
59% Mar 10
11
3
88 Va
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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60
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8
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2
43 Va Jun
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30
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7
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19 % Jun
28
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4
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22
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293/4 Feb
2
5
46% July
7
52
Aug
1
47
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3
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9
5 % Jan
3
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17
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23
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3
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12
66% Sen
27
98
154% May 18
1313/4 Dec : 8
151 Va Jan
2
166
5
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3
124% Aug
15
23% Jan
3
•
127 Va Jan
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6
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6
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3
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11
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30
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8
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24
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16
3
75
74
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80
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3
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3
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25
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3
22
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4 : 86% Feb
26
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7
24
27
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23
21
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30
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79
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18
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19
3
109 Va Jan
109
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3
.
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104
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1
100
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24
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24
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28
18
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26
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107
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12
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3
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25
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5
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footnotes,
14
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313/4 Sep
page 25.
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9
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26
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26
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93
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10
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/
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29"
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4
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27
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13
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27
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4
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20
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v:
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26
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91
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28
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21
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4
,
24
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28
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29
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31
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6
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5
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433/4 Jan
//
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4
4
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8
26
2
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27
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26
6
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28.600
15
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6
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3
22%
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100
71
14
Jan
22%
N
86
May
3
48% Apr 20
733/4 Feb 26
82
22%
2
.
28
76% Jan
23%
Air
26
May 28
223/4
Central
67% Jun
37
233/a
York
27
15
22 3/a
York
76% Jun 27
Apr
33 % Jijn
23
New
9
10
75% Mar
•97% Aug
Jun
22%
4
•
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27
72
.
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9
2
1.400
52%
39
Newport News Ship
12
81% Feb
3
11'
98
417/8 Jan
20%
50%
100
4%
39% Mar 21
20% Jan
14
Sep
71% Sep
103
22
20%
53%
Newmont
2
48% Aug
23
75% Jan
68
54% Jan
203/4
51%
England Electric System—1
England Tel & Tel Co
20
New
20
May 15
■
44% Nov
3
38% Jan
96
3% May 31
Dec
;
Jun
12
86% May 10
5
10% Jun 14
28
May 29
2% Dec
10
3%%
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36 % May 29
Mar 21
46
15% July 18
35% Jun 27
-
26% Mar 27
Jun
20%
54
27%
Newberry
-
50% Feb
85
43%
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2
May 29
83
20%
513/4
eom_5"
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9
Jan
Aug 23
513% Sep 24
1
76% "Sep
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63% Jan
;■
22%
203/4
38%
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12
81% Mar- 6
19% May 29
H36
79% Jan
Mar 19
:
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20%
54%
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ino par
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52
29,000
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93/4 Mar 29
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53 %
28
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Sep 26
May 29
73
21%
26
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30
9.4C0
20.000
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6
v-
13
21
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15
223/4
3,400
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54
28
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23%
23
23%
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13
2 300
13.000
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5
26
2
29% Jan
22%
25
4,400
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20
3
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26
16
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10
22 3/8 Jan
11% Jan
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23 % Feb
21
75
Corp
!
Co_
22
.
72%
common..:.—1
Service
25
10% May 29
8
Sep 24
15% Jun 27
9
■
National Linen
Sep
5% May 28
75%
commop
15 % Jun
28
% Jun
Apr 30
24 Yt Feb
74
165
22
15 Va May 29
75%
preferred A____j_________100
preferred B_
100
7%
Jun
14
72%
5
36
6
3l5
68
National-Standard
20
37%
12%
38%
13%
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10
24% Sep
39
12%
.No par
•35% Jan
27% May 15
10% Apr
5
37%
13%
'
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$4.50 preferred
Lead Co
24
22% Jan
19% Nov.21
39%
123/4
50
National
27% Sep
25
38%
13%
Corp..
55 3/4 Oct
27
39%
12%
:_lo
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27
1146% Dec
38%
10
'
■
16%
24%
3/a
45
16%
24%
12
443/4
16 a/4
Co___
Gas
24% Jun 28
32
16%
24%
(conv)
National
Jan
4
Aug 20
-
preferred
33% Aug 17
36% Aug 30
■
28% July 21
17
25%
pfd series of 1951
Fuel
27
99% Dec
Sep 26
44
16%
25.
-
:
.
12
'
3
Apr
35% Sep 20
93 Va Jan
5
56% Jan
97
78
44%
17%
25
Corp
National
9% Mar 27
3
90% Aug 25
Chem
4%%
2
53% May
45 %
16%
25
15
4'/2%
Mar 23
54
30 3% Jan
-
45
12%
17%
•
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.
12
25%
Products—
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-'.r. /v'v..
•,;.
113/4
.44%
45
;-
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11%
16%
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Dairy
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45
11%
.
25
Cash
National
-
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Corp
;
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National Castings Co
National City Lines Inc_L
7
11%
11%
.
1
Can
National
4
Jan
Biscuit
National
5
227/8 May
'72
Aviation
National
2
—T._3333333lV
;
National
4
25
833/4 Jan
27
National Airlines
Jan
26
% May 29
% Jun 25
92% Feb
National Acme Col__
132% Jan
27
30% May 11
9
82 % Aug 25
5
62 Va Mar l6
■
1
•
Corp
18
May 29
30
Natco
18% Aug 22
31% Jan 12
45% Apr 24
19 y4 May 19
33
61% Jan
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22
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1362)
.
.
.
Monday, October 1, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
;X::
3
52% Nov
16
38
May 28
89
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
92
Jan
11
98
May 15
4.40%
79
Jan
3
83% Nov
8
80% Jun
29
86
Mar 26
3.90%
93% Jan
3
Dec
27
103
Apr
4.56%
97% July
«0% Jan
13
95
Nov 22
3
94 % July 18
33% Jan
19
49
NOV
30% Jun
25
16% Apr
12
85
Aug
*
20
100
18
May 16
45% Mar
18% Apr
16 % Jun
28
4
88% Jan
31
94% Jun
8
29% Jun
25
41
Feb
Okla
26
17% Mar 15
Dec
90
11
52% Aug
7
17
59 % Oct
5
56% Jan
4
Jun
25
1115"% Sep
Dec
39% Jan
28
26
35
May 28
41% Jan
23
Olin
3
45% Jun
25
17% Oct 24
28% Feb
20
12% Sep
27
16% Jan
26% Dec
19
19
Jun
14
25% Jan
102% Mar 22
Jun
27
87% Feb
13
104
64
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
115
Jan
Apr
11
24% Mar
100
Mathieson
3
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*90%
'
1
29%
30
-
>
.29%
•
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102
*101%
16
13%
13
21
20%
3
99% Jun
14
43% Dec
18
28% Jun
22
98
July 11
97% Jan
16
57
54%
55%
6.25
14% Jan
13
163/4 Jun
25
25
Jan
2
12% Oct
5
9% Jun
15
15% Jan
12
77
77%
77%
21
May 29
36% Feb
20
Pacific
preferred
$5
preferred
*907A
93%
32%
31 %
97
31%
17%
20
37%
37%
14,100
17%
*17
*90%
103
1
400
93%
30
_
31%
28%
29%
'
27,000
16%
16%
16
16
15%
16
43%
42 7A
43%
42%
43
2,700
513/4
51
52%
51%
52
10,100
30,600
2,100
13%
13%
12%
13%
20%'
20%
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.203/4
690
553/4
53%
54%
53%
54%
9,500
78
77%
12
203/4
13
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77
75%
76%.
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103%
103 %
103
103
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103 %
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5,500
29
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101%
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101%
*100%
101%
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1,000
29%
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30%
!
28%
.,
51
104
104
104
30%
ioi
31%
'
42%
78
Pacific American Corp
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
33% Dec
4%
Oxford Paper Co common
5
93%
28%
21
54%
100
15
No par
1203/4 Apr
4
100
102
37%
_
<13%
13%
Corp
-17%
31%
1
21
30c
No par
com
36%
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360
85
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'
97
36%
17,200
94%
102
*17%
*90%
52%
Co
*96
42%
94%
*83%
36%
16%
Glass
97
*96
42%
Owens-Illinois
42
102
29%
51%
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
42%
95%
85
93%
42%
Outboard Marine Corp
Co
41%
95
*83%
33
32%
53%
52
3.125
Outlet
Mar 23
the Week
Shares
Sept. 28
'
33%
16%
Elevator
94%
35
37%
17%
•43%
Otis
Sales for
!
Friday
Thursday
Sept. 27
*83%
97
16%
6
43
y'r;
42%
18
101% Feb
*96
10
Sep
26% Jan
?
17%
32%
5
Corp
>,?
36%
93%
*92
7.50
Chemical
"
-
37
17%
20
Gas__:
97
36%
100
Natural
87% Jan
106
*96
102
1
43%
94 %
83%
*101
'
101
"
common.5
preferred
",
TOO
41 3/4
95%
83%
:
43
94%
■
84 %
:_5
2
Sep 28
82% Oct 26
>
Jan
100
Co
41%
43%
95%
84
Orange & Rockland Utilities
2
50
3
76
76
100
-
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
23
82 V Nov 27
Sept. 26
42%
100
preferred
4.24%
Wednesday
Sept. 25
*95%
15
common
Electric
&
Oklahoma
17% July 18
54% Jan
Gas
4%
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.44%
8
Tuesday
Sept. 24
Par
O
Ohio Edison
2
42% Nov 22
4
32%-Aug 24
39
49% Jan
Monday
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
35% Jan
100
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
,
2,900
V
30
V?
243/4 Jun
18
15
Mar
3
343/a Dec
26
25
47
18 % Aug
Jan
23
65% Oct
20
30% Jan
3
48 % Apr
4
141 % Jan
5
52
8
3
May 29
26% May 29
1421/2 May 29
5% Jan
3
8% May 16
5% May 28
18 3/a Dec
7
12% Nov
24
24% Aug 30
26% May 15
13% Dec
14
16% Sep
8
393/8 July 19
86% Jan
5
533% Jan
18
177
Apr
Mar 22
19
16
Sep 27
8% May 29
10% Jun 25
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg
2
2
158% Feb
26
6%
7% Jan
12
Pacific
23% Mar
Jan
20
24% Feb
12
Pan
953/4 Nov
24
91% Aug 23
97% Feb
8
853/4 Apr
443/4 Apr
11
36 % Jun
58% Feb
16
12
20
Nov
22
43% Jun
5
25
65
25
30
Sep
19
19% Jan
3
35% Dec
7
22 % Jun
21
23% Jan
9
27
Apr
28
23% Jun
15
21
14
24
26
33
Feb
27
16
15% Jan
3
41
4
23% May
9
49% Apr 14
40
37
16
% Jan
Jun
Sep 27
52% Jan
Jan
30% Dec
11
417/a Jun
6
25% Jun
14
34% Feb
9
Dec
6
3
59
Dec
6
48
Nov
3
58% Dec
12
36
Sep 27
July 24
50% Jan
24
59% Nov
8
46
43% Jan
12
33
Jun
27
37% Jan
3
94% Feb
1
54% Jan
52% Mar 19
22
15
Perkin-Elmer
19% Mar 15
8
59% Mar 23
15
Jan
66% Jan
101 yt
2
Permanente
-f'5%
31
Pet
July 13
19% Dec
14
13% Jun
25
19% Jan
20
20% Jun
25
42
Feb
13
3
29
05% May 16
35% Nov 27
96
Sep 12
80% Sep 22
91 % July
5
100
Aug 14
33% Jan
3
103% War 29
3
125
79% Jan
30
12
51 %
May 29
98
Jun
6
1
82
July 10
96
Jan
8
101
29
86
% Jan
7'
27
25
6
84% Nov
Nov
24
May 8
83% Mar 16
8
Aug.23
35% Jun
25
66
25
Sep
62% Jan
102% Feb
88
Pfizer
Apr
Sep
Jan
Jan
112% Jan
•
5
87% Mar 27
84% Feb
19
25
64% July 31
14% Jan
3
22% Nov 20
16% Jun
26% Apr
2
4
76% Dec
6
41
Sep
6
69
Jan
4
94
3
99
28
97
Feb
6
100
Jan
15
41% Jan
11
Feb
Dec
-
27
Dec
20
60% Jun
5
18% Jun
27
39% Jan
10
68 % Oct
27
36 % Jun
22
18% Jan
3
12 % Sep
28
38
81 % Aug 23
27% Apr 24
88% Mar 21
75
27
88
23
18% Mar 16
Dec
12% Oct
Apr
21
67
64
Aug 17
Sep 28
12% Jun
22
59% Mar 14
Jan
86% Mar
81
Jan
Permutit
No par
100
_1
5
Inc
Brewing Co
&
Co
5
33'Ac
Inc
1
23
17
14%
53
38%
*99%
,15%
21
3
36%
46%
2
No par
1
preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
16% May 15
47
*39%
35%
38%
Sep
27
18% Jan
3
62% Dec
8
9% Oct 30
44
Aug 11
46% July 21
9% Jan
3
Dec
5
55% Jan
5
96% Jan
5
113
175
Feb
13
17% Jan
88
3
Apr
19
33% Jan
3
73
Mar 15
131
Nov
21
28% Apr
79% Feb
3
28
17% May 17
61
126'A Aug 21
16% Jun 27
139
May
16
Sep 28
67% Feb
20
6% May 29
12% Jan
4
47 %
Jan
12
37
Jun
27
54
Jan
9
65% Jan
24
38
Jun
21
55% Jan
24
21% Nov
27
19% Jan
8
120
35% Mar 29
Feb
13
116% Mar
79% Dec
14
44% Jun
25
78
Jan
4
Dec
13
88
25
130
Jan
3
28
25% July 2
81% Jun 14
135
238% Nov
Jun
6
122
May 11
8%
30
27%
31
48 %
9/2
9%
9%
9%
9%
11/8
18 A
11%
113A
113/a
11%
7,500
17 %
17%
59%
17%
17%
32,200
58 3/4
59%
14,100
38
20"%
49%
27%
26%
23
16 Vst
46
40
37%
40'A
35%
38 %
<
47
40%
36%
40 %
101^
38
2l%
49
27 A
26%
?£,/
221
Jan
21
Jan
22
4
91
Aug 13
95% Mar
5
Dec
4
32
May 28
47% Mar
8
50
101% Nov
16
14
56% Jun 25
92% Jan
32% Apr
12
43
Jan
3
707A Nov
14
28
Jan
3
30% Apr
6
29
July 24
8
87
Dec
7
85
Jan
5
3
88'A Nov
17
87
Jan
2
86
Jan
102
Jan
3
104% Jun
28
10
92% Nov 22
106
22
104
Jun
29
7
106
Jun
29
>
Ma~r~29
70% Aug
7
78
21% Jan
9
23% Apr
22% Nov
21
May 17
8
Jan
3
84 % Apr
4
33% Jan
32%
3
Oct~24
90% July 17
Nov
108% Dec
T
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
22% Jan
16
21
14
May 12
87% Aug 14
43% Oct 11
84
.
42
Jun~12
31%Se-i
T7
39% Jun
14
57% Feb
131
Jan
17
96
Dec
15
19
July 25
5% Jun
Jun
25
18
,31% May 29
fil6% Sep 24
20% July 25
28% Jun
25
Public Service Co of Colorado
Rights
69
Public Serv Elec & Gas
Apr 17
31% May 14
91% May 17
94% May 7
97
May 21
Apr 10
110% Feb 15
33% Apr 25
797/s Apr 11
24
Feb
'10% Feb
88
Jan
4.08%
4.18%
4.30%
109
24% Apr
V
5.05%
5.28%
Public
preference
preferred
preferred
preferred
div
$1.40
:
Co
of
3%%
-
.
Jj9
99(f
47%
45%
46%
28 %
29
28%
28%
85/4
85 A
*98
^99%
105o,
36%
66%
85 A
25,,
39 A
67 A
86/2
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8)L,
45 A
45/4
19
20
44 A
4o A
*99 A 100
24 A
25
38/4 40
A%/?
1%/?
69 A
70 A
68
14
*64
14
26
271/4
120
14%
125
14%
*93%
94%
100
100
!
Ind
com
No par
preferred
4.16%
8
21
preferred
100
25
25
Publicker Industries
23
com.No par
Inc
common—5
9
Pullman
Mar 27
30%
*77
*23'A
*22%
6
21
31%
8
38% Mar
37
63%
25%
25%
r3%
i«
63%
65%
30%
30%
*89
90
*90%
91'A
*93
95%
106% 106%
107% 107%
No par
23% May
2
Inc
Pure Oil
;
5
37
61%
*84
35%
18%
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co
10
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co
3
43% Jan
36%
31%
7?1/4
24
23
6%
86
367A
19%
21%
31%
<
26
119%
14
51
97
262A
124%
14%
25%
94%
37%
63%
25%
—
—
*94
36
62%
63%
30%
89%
91%
95%
106% 106%
108% 108%
30
30%
62
*30
89%
*90%
*93
*77
*23%
*22%
5%
77%
24
23
6
84%
35%
19%
85%
35%
19%
21%
31%
21%
32'A
*128% 129
20y8
48
6%
21
48%
6%
41%
39'A
28%
*40
39%
28%
*117% 120
50
51
*95% '97
26
26
117SA 125%
14
14
*93%
94
36
36%
61
62%
257A
26%
—
--
62%
30
63%
30%
90
91 %
95%
*89%
*90%
*93
*106
*108
30
'
77
*23%
*22
5%
84
35 A
19'A
21%
31%
106%
108%
31'A
77
24
23
5%
85 A
35 A
19%
21 A
32%
8%
7,500
46
46
43%
42%
43%
37,000
28%
28%
233/4
29%
8,500
510
27%
1,200
30 %
30 %
30%
6,700
100 %
1003A
100%
100%
26 %
30
26%
45%
46%
49
97
8%
8%
46
36%
40 A
l«\,
52 A
2 A
37
97%
8%
46%
39
_14A
;
900
8,300
14,600
42%
40
2 A
36 A
51
5
preferred
4.32%
13
*1171/4
28
46
36%
2%
37%
96%
com__No par
100
100
100
preferred
preferred
Serv
28%
22%
40
2%
36%
49%
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%% sf pref_100
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
Procter & Gamble
No par
19
% Sep
Poor & Co
2
25
% Sep 10
49% May 29
391/4
22%
45%
,
15 A
1
10
Polaroid Corp
3
May 29
97% Oct
22% Mar 30
*40
22%
*26%
343/4
21
48%
6%
41%
39%
29%
120
22%
5,100
26%
34%
15 A
*128% 129%
20%
21%
48 %
48%
6%
7
*40
41%
*39%
40
*28
29
*117% 120
273/8
*25 %
11
J4 A
20 A
21 %
273/4
26%
10%
15%
129%
1,400
12,900
27%
*25%
98 %
21 %
39
13
70%
68
14
48%
98%
15 %
24%
48%
; io2A
21
24%
37'A
12%
*69%
*64
13%
49
17
39
46
*99% 100
58,500
48%
16%
39
457A
193A
22
16 %
52
44%
38%
21-3/a
16
14%
85
94%
373/4
16%
52%
*84
45%
19%
*93%
37%
213/a
16 %
10%
34
j*99% 1°1
48
29%
94%
37%
16
16 %
8 A
9
46
46,8
43
44%
28 %
30
27% 27/8
30 %
31
100% 100 A
99/2
99 ^
-
6,900
20%
16
15%
3
*93 %
16
21 %
38 %
58%
16 It.
14%
39
J*9;?
94%
16/s
*52
38%
14%
53
*101
101%
85%
85%
*98
99%
*105
106
38%
39%
66
67
86
86
6%
3,600
9/4
40
48'A
3,300
11/8
17%
59
*93%
37 /2
20 A
48%
27/2
25%
?9.,
16%
16%
83/a
8%
*46
46%
44
44%
29%
29%
*27
28
30%
30%
100% 101
*98% 100
10%
11%
34
34%
16%
46%
45
20%
240
6 %
16%
16
9%
101
101
*85%
86%
*98
99%
*105
106
38%
38%
66'A
67
*86
87
*84
86
45%
45%
19%
19%
44%
45
*99% 100
23%
24%
37%
38'A
12%
12%
*69%
70%
66
66
*13%
14
*128
6%
6
16%
*22%
16%
•
1.25
1
Plough Inc—
32% Aug 27
20% Jun
81% Aug
83% Jan
1% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
Pittston Co (The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
1
29% Feb
6
16
144
144
11%
18%
59 .4
94%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
123
146
9%
100% 100%
98%
98%
11
11%
35
35
28%
Inc
$4.80
8
--
12.50
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
$5 convertible preferred
No par
22
--
No par
preferred
Pitney-Bowes
65% Mar 19
23
50
100
3.80% preferred
100
4.30% preferred
-100
4.68% preferred
100
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
50c
Philip Morris Inc common
5
4%
preferred
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
2
82 ;/ July 16
80% July 25
42% Jun 27
_1
common—1
Co
common
(Chas)
4.40%
31
81
I
;
preferred
Phila Electric Co common
13
106
100
33%c
Phelps-Dodge Corp
15
5
13
100
Corp
Cement
Co
No par
preferred
Corp of America
Pfeiffer
34% Mar 20
44% Jan
Sep
5
Petroleum
3% Mar 30
44% Sep
Milk
Pfaudler
57% Mar 15
Mar
104% Mar
78 % Jan
2% Aug 17
35 % May 29
Dec
85
100
-
—
convertible
4%%
2
49% Apr
46% Jan
100
10
58
Jun
May 29
par
100-
preferred
series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jan
No
4%%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
25
27
30%
Corp—1
4.40%
30
36
30% Jun
Sand
Glass
3
& Light com
Power
44%
29%
1
Corp
16
99
24
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
Penn
50
Apr
12
5 % May 25
(J
16%
8%
46
1
5
common
preferred
C) Co
conv
51
20
53% Nov
Fruit Co Inc
56% Feb
Dec
3
22%
16%
May 28
Nov
3
1
Ford
34
76
Jan
1
&
Penney
2
15% Sep 26
3
*25%
39% May 29
37
Jun
3
100
30% Jan
5
Corp
prior preferred
conv
Pennsalt
106% May 25
101% May 25
18% Feb
2
32% Sep
15
1
25
Pictures
144% 145%
6
6%
16 A
lb %
*144
300
11A
18
59
*93%
37%
20%
48
27%
*25 %
10
12
18%
60%
94%
38%
20%
48%
28'A
26%
"
50% Aug
20
58%
*93%
37%
20%
48%
28
4.68%
38% Mar 22
12% Jun
63 % Apr
18
Penick
20
26% Jan
32% Jan
11%
1
Pendleton Tool Industries
2
4
9%
70c
No par
100
Pipe Line
preferred
5%
17
41
3
East
Penn
25
27
5
50c
Electronics
2
23 % Jun
Jan
1
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
6
10 % Jun
10,400
18
56%
57
28%
29%
*144
146
6%
6%
16%
16 %
56%
58%
28%
29%
*145% 147
6%
6%
16%
16%
100
4
20
95
10,700
28%
Corp
Transportation
Peabody Coal Co common
2
28% July 12
45% Nov
5
55%
28%
31
593/4 Nov
2
12,800
55%
293/e
Jan
5
18% Dec
21%.
553/4
28%
Sulphur
World Airways Inc
Amer
4%
3
97% Jun
20%
55
May
48% Jan
101% Jun
21
56 /4
29%
35
26
3
20%
56
29
27
25
5'!
20%
No par
3
19,
1
No par
May 31
11% Jan
34,000
Parmalee
Sep
90% Jan
273/4
Parke Davis & Co
83/8 Sep
283/4 May 29
98% July 25
2,300
27%
11
37% Apr
40
103/4
273/4
38% Mar 15
28% Jan
943/4 Sep
103/4
271%
75% Apr
27% Jan
19% Jan
May 29
10%
28
20 A
:
Consolidated
Paramount
Mar 29
Dec
26
Sep 21
10%
27
20 A
American
Panhandle
Aug 20
32 % Oct
•60%
18
10 A
28
21%
Packaging Corp of America
Pan
22
453% May 29
10 A
x27%
20%
No par
Packard-Bell
12
59 % Nov
25
10%
28%
21'A
Co
3
15% Jan
6
Jun
*17%
10%
27%
5
com__14 2/7
5
23% Dec
16
preferred
Tin
17%
10%
10
Pacific Hawaiian Products
Aug 30
25
60 % Jan
39% Jan
173/4
17%
10%
17%
Inc_5
Electric
&
Gas
i-
14%
373/4
39%
22,200
.
i"
/
14%
9,100
120
40
143/8
52
52:
38%
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•
101
5,200
10.800
14%
39
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,
52%
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30,000
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240
10%
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98 %
103/4
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46
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380
98%
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2,900
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15%
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20%
20%
23/4
2%
23/4
2 3/4
2,700
36 y8
37%
36 3/a
37%
50,400
45%
18,400
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45%
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21
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85
85%
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97
98
98
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106
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8,800
50
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106
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7
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100
90
30
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34,800
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67
67%
68%
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85
85%
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45%
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43 %
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29,700
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45
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44
3,400
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24%
160
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-
86%
85
45
44 %
100
853A
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85
*84
24%
37
38
37%
38%
5,000
17,300
12 3/a
12%
12%
12 3/a
2,900
23%
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71
71
71
50
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67
64
64
200
14
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133/4
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129 %
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128%
20
20%
20 %
20%
15,900
47%
48%
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47%
16,000
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6%
6%
6%
9,800
41'A
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39%
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41
39%
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41
29 %
28%
28
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120
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50%
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98
/
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98
4,400
40
115
118%
*14
119%
14
50O
1,500
4,400
399,300
14%
3,800
26%
26%
26
29%
120
14
26%
94%
94%
93%
94
36
36%
36
36%
60%
61%
60%
61%
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26%
26
26%
62%
64
63
64
30%
30 %
30%
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90
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90
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91%
90%
95%
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106%
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108%
35,800
151,800
21,000
91%
*93
380
5,200
26,600
30
29%
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70
95%
106%
106%
220
108%
70
30%
30%
30%
8,800
77%
77
77%
70
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24
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23
5%
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1,500
5%
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85%
35
35%
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.
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24
*22
23
5%
*84
-
35%
*19
5%
5,100
85%
20
35%
6,100
19%
1,600
23,400
25,500
19%
19%
21%
21%
21%
21%
31
31%
31
31%
Q
Jan
13
.
4
145
..31
Sep
Aor
18
.
l
55% Sep 28
139
July 13
26% May 29
For footnotes, see page 25.
91% Feb
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
;
Quaker Oats Co common.....
5
6%
preferred—
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp„1*
56%
*140%
*26%
58
142%
27%
56%
57%
56%
57%
140%
140'A
140%
140%
27%
26 7A
27%
27%
56
*140%
27
5,200
56%
55%
56 7A
141%
140%
140%
110
27%
.1,100
27 '.
27
Volume
196
Number 6199
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1363)
23
*
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
"
Range Since Jan. 1
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
16% Oct 24
26% Dec i'.
57% Jan
5
4
28% Jun
9
11
27
13
25% Feb
153/4 Jan
15
Oct
16% Jan
43% Nov
713/4 Dec
20% Nov
3
25
493/4 Jun
663/4 Mar
21% Dec
11
29
25
Dec
Jun 22
23
Jan
23
76
Jan
24
7% Aug 10
18% May 11
May 17
653/4 Mar 3
13
9
52
30% Sep 24
33
May 29
May 23
84
Aug 18
603/4 Nov
8
3
35% Oct
23
56% Jun
49% Jan
30
108
Oct
2
131% Jun
5
68% Sep 26
89% Nov
14
90% Oct
6
Mar
83
12%
8
Dec
14
78% Jan
3
37% Sep
25
25% Jan
3
23% May
97
8
29
Nov
32% Feb
30
10
51% Apr
6
153/4 Feb
14
25
5
102
473/4 Jun
23
5
34
27% Jan
Nov~27
42% Feb
13
12
July 10
33% Aug 24
26% May 11
38% Aug
25
38
Feb
8
Jun
27
124
Apr
18
90% Jan
9
May 29
73
87
12
94
2
93% Dec
9
15% May 29
12% Jan 13
27% May
27% Dec
16% jan
3
273/4 Dec
Feb
8
May
17% Jan
18
•
14
24% Jan
May 29
Jan*~3
5
31 %
July 20
92
Jan
4
30% Jan
3
30%
28%
30%
6
-
Nov 27
36% May 29
89
60% Jan
2
94% May 15
352'A Jan 26
6%
6%
*12%
12%
1,600
8%
39%
8%
83A
1,100
"'16'//
16%
16
13%
13
13
13
13
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
7%
75/8
7%
7%
7%
7%
14%
14%
*14%
143/4
143/a
143/a
30%
313/a
30%
31%
305%
31%
34%
33%
30%
31
*33%
333/4
78,100
333%
40
33%
41%
333/4
40%
33%
413/4
34
38
41%
4,000
38%
22'A
23
40%
39%
22%
23
40%
21%
22%
21
21%
21%
24%
'v25
21%
24
17,200
25%
24%
25%
22%
23%
50
22%
23-%
50
50%
90,800
503/8
503/e
50
50%
105%
106 %
2,800
104%
103%
103%
40%
41%
40%
403/a
413/4
1,900
83,400
1.25
70
Feb
21
-74
5
Jan
3
10
27
Jun
16
213A July 25
15
NOV
16
77
6
97% Jun
4
Jun
25
26 Va Jan
30
74% Jan
May 22
Feb
20
14
Jan
90
81% May 9
97
May 19
27% Jun 15
5
4% Jun 25
37 % Feb 24
29% Mar 21
Jun
21
25
11% July 30
Jun
44%
373/4
38
25,300
8,800
30
20
20%
193/4
20
1,900
19%
20%
20
1
243A
20
25
25
25%
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp__No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
243/8
25%
24'/a
24%
243A
25%
32%
25%
25%
25
25
1,000
6,600
25
25%
24s/b
25 %
33
24 »/8
24%
323/a
323/4
4,500
32%
32%
32%
328/a
31 %
86%
32%
31%
32 «/8
31%
4,300
31%
31
313/a
31%
313/a
31%
88
313/4
873A
88%
86%
873A
86
86'A
85%
863/4
Ritter
2.50
Company
Robertshaw-Fulton
Controls
__
Rockwell-Standard
Corp__
5
Rohm & Haas Co common
5
4%
preferred series A___
Rohr Corp
100
__
Ronson
Corp
Co
9
50"% Feb
14
2
11% Jan
12
17
Jan
105
8% Jan
9% Aug 10
6% May 29
July 28
20% Apr
97% Jan
4
Nov 27
37% May 12
14% Apr 19
50% Mar 13
21
31
103% Feb
Jan
3
18% Sep 25
36% Oct
5
6% Jun
31% Feb
46% Mar
28
11% Jun 25
29% Jun
6
23% May 15
Dec
8
16% Feg
23% Aug
8
28
14
Jan
21
11
Sep 27
1116% Sep 24
19
Jun
31
Aug 21
May 29
25
16% Jun
36% Oct
9
63 % Jan
11
44% Jan
3
26% Oct
3
12% Jan
4
45% May
127% Nov
*20
20%
24
25%
24%
393/4
39%
39%
39%
40
93/4
93/4
13
26%
—2.50
1.66%
__100
4.30% conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co....
Fran
100
_
3
4
77
3
9% Dec
19
13% May 26
9% Dec
4
6% Mar 15
44 % Jan
9
28
22% Jan
15
18% Jan
4
19% July 10
33% Jan
56
Apr
2
19
33% Mar 29
5
129% Mar 22
Feb
21
8
20
Jun
5% July
25
Feb
Feb
19
17
3
30% Dec 21
22
July
40% Jan
16
27% Jan
11
15% Jan
4
2
8
28% July 11
24% Nov 21
31% Dec 29
i 17 % Jun 25
47% Jan 19
61% Nov
10
23% May 29
38% Jun 25
36% Jan
53% Nov 17
40% Jun 26
3
49% Nov 22
20% Jan
3
29% Oct
11
47% Mar 15
61% Oct
13
17% Jan
19% Nov
8
9
36
v
May 29
21% May 29
44
May 29
18% July 5
65% Mar 20
72% Oct 30
71
26% Jan
38% Dec
22% May 29
12% Sep 14
12 % Jun 27
20% Jan
27
16
4
Jan
3
7% Jan
12
14
34% Apr
3
51% Nov 24
28
Jan
3
11% Apr 27
44% May 31
88
Jan
3
91
20% Jan
26
35
88% Jan
3
34% Oct 26
82
Jan
3
Mar
Feb
14
26% Jan
7
5
*24% Sep 25
42% Jan
•' Sep
90
15
27
Aug 16
95
Apr
24 % Jan
97
May
2
19
2
9
20% Jun
25
38% Mar
l
81
25
86
Mar
8
For footermtBjr, see page 25.
Sep
36%
91%
37%
91%
♦200
25%
25%
91%
*200
25%
18"%
16
36%
92
360
25%
18%
15%
*18%
15%
*69%
37%
37%
91%
91%
360
*200
37%
37%
91'/a
*90 Va
360
25%
25%
19%
*18%
25
25%
19%
*19
14%
15%
69%
*69%
23%
24%
25%
24%
24%
97%
*95%
97%
*95
97%
33
32%
33%
33
33%
33 %<
%
11%
10%
11
17%
23%
♦94
10%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
32
10%
9
9%
33%
32
32%
6
9
34
6%
32
10%
9
9
33%
%
9
9
6
11
12%
12%
12%
18
17%
18
9
9
9
32%
32%
32%
33
31%
*31%
31%
31%
31%
6%
6
58%
61
58%
61
26%
25%
26%
..25%
*85
*85
•97
58%
6%
6
6%
59%
58%
59%
26
25%
26%
12,400
285,700
87,400
2,900
14,200
2,900
31,500
2,000
5,500
24,100
30,700
87
♦85
87
87
*85
87
98
*97
98
97
97
•96
97
40
23
22%
22%
22%
23
4,800
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79%
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22%
22%
22%
79%
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a"a
10%
33%
6
26
97%
%
aa
31%
61%
23
33%
32%
6%
26%
87
40,000
97
33%
31%
x31%
59
97%
22%
24
*94
200
34
25%
*85
5,700
70
23%
97%
%
11%
32
24
33%
800
15%
15%
69 Vs
24%
2,700
19%
15%
69%
*95%
%
10%
12%
25
15
y32%
110
360
*69%
70
92
*200
*77%
79%
*77%
79%
79%
4%
23%
4%
23%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
8,300
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
14%
14
14%
13%
14%
13%
13%
13%
14%
8,800
25,800
22%
23%
23%
23%
22
23
22%
22%
21%
22
4,100
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44%
43
43%
43%
44
71%
72%
70%
71%
70%
71%
68%
70%
68%
69%
2,800
42,600
9%
8%
*103 %
Inc^
2.50
1
No par
8%
9%
9
9%
8%
105
*103%
4%
v
9%
9%
8%
10
9
105
•103%
105
*9%
9%
8%
*103%
9%
9%
9%
8%
*103'A
105
8%
*8%
8%
8%
32
32%
31%
32%
31%
32
31%
31%
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
17
16'A
16%
9
8%
8%
9%
1,000
9%
28,500
105
*8%
9
800
31%
8,200
16 Va
31%
*16
2,500
12%
12%
11%
12%
12
12%
12
12%
30%
31
31
32%
31%
32
31%
33
82,400
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
25,700
18%
18%
xll%
18%
11%
*18%
18%
11%
17%
18%
11
11
11%
16%
16%
*16%
17
21%
22
32
32%
G)
__No par
50c
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons
17%
—1
50c
Pattern Co
5
Marchant Inc
5%
Gold &
Southern
25%
19%
20
*19%
31
31%
19%
4,700
31%
107%
103%
101%
34,300
20,000
16%
21%
21 %
21%
50%
49%
52%
51
50%
51%
6%
*6
7%
52%
53 %
52%
53
22%
22
22 %
21%
22%
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,600
21%
21%
21%
21 Vs
21%
50
48%
49%
48%
49
23,200
50%
51%
50%
51%
50%
51%
31,700
6
6%
7%
7%
49%
7,200
5,600
22,200
21%
49%
7%
49%
103
53
49%
*52%
*6
7%
49
49%
53%
6
Va
6%
7%
48
900
7%
6,000
48%
6
7%
49%
4,900
53 Va
*52%
53 %
33%
32%
33
33
33
33
33%
*32%
33
2,600
25%
26
25%
25%
25
26
25
25%
25 Va
25%
4,500
30
30
30%
•30
*30
30%
*30%
30%
100
18%
18 %
27%
18%
28%
*18%
27%
18%
28%
27 Va
28%
1,300
43,200
47%
47%
47
23,600
53%
48%
*53
Railway common—No par
preferred
—20
Ohio stock tr ctfs__100
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
46%
19%
*52%
30%
18%
18%
18%
28%
47%
27%
46%
28%
46%
48%
46%
46 %
46%
45%
*48%
48%
48
48%
48 Va
42%
43%
43
43%
43
43%
43 Va
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
23 Vs
23 Va
23%
46%
19%
19
27%
47
*71
54
*30
48%
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Spartans Industries.
1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
100
Sperry Rand Corp common—._50c
$4.50 preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common
—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
.
101%
106 Va
33
42%
non-cum
52%
21%
15%
6%
<
7%
50
7.50
Mobile &
104
21%
49%
51
24
5%
19
31 Va
15%
(Del)—No par
Co
18%
31'A
16%
43%
24 Vs
Pacific
18
31
105%
108
& El_No par
Co
1,000
19%
15%
5
Co
Indiana Gas
Southern Natural Gas
1,900
5,100
26%
31%
53
25
21%
31%
19
22%
49%
*52%
3,600
31%
52%
50
11,700
32 %
21%
*26
26
1,600
11%
11
31%
22
6%
17%
16%
17%
*16%
20
53%
7%
*25'A
4,300
31%
23%
Southeastern Public Service Co
1
Southern California Edison—:—8%
Southern
32%
25%
32%
53
2.50
5
22%
32%
26 %
No par
—
22%
32%
*25%
Platinum
1
Co com_4.50
preferred
preferred
21%
33
26%
22%
-15
Jersey Gas Co
South Puerto Rico Sugar com
8%
21%
32%
25%
105%
E & G
South
23
17
20
25
Corp
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Soo
Line Railroad Co
22
17
-10
5
Co
Singer Manufacturing
Skelly Oil Co
O)
18%
11%
16%
No par
—No par
Co
Simonds Saw & Steel
Smith (A
11%
__i
Sheraton Corp of America
Shoe Corp of America
Southern
16
37%
360
19%
7
Apr
20,900
300
32%
59% Feb
35% Mar
14,100
37%
8%
$000
8%
17
12%
Southern
75
127/a
17%
19%
16
20% Apr" 26
8%
*12%
12
30% Feb
2
12
Mar 21
24
May 15
97% May 9
4
50
8% Jan
Jan
17
52 % May 10
47% Jan
90
64% Ar
Jan
23% Feb 16
31% Mar 30
57% Jan 30
25
Jun
4
2
88% Apr
33
16!
17%
8
>
5,300
12%
31%
15
58
53
44% Jan
17
8%
91%
1
Co
Carolina
15% Jan
38% Jan
(Frank
Amer
Mar 23
17%
8
1,000
273/e
'
1
Oil
South
May 28
17%
*12%
13%
27
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
.1
Shell
South
50
17%
83/B
8,900
93/8
12%
4%
1
Gas
&
2
29
17%
83A
36%
*200
No par
Corp
4
4
3
Oil
Steel
9% Jan
5
173/4
17'/a
8%
93/4
93/4
3
Industries
10% Jan
Jun
12%
27
13%
27 %
*12%
5
common.
3
49% Oct
12%
114,700
_5
Co
&
7% May 29
39% Jun 25
3
12 «/8
200
3,300
39%
39%
14
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
5
Smith Kline & French Labs.No par
5
72% Feb 28
1
56% Mar
12 3/s
9%
13
6,500
24%
23%
1
preferred
Shattuck
13
10%
18%
10,300
1
29% Jan
25
29% Dec 26
Sharon
27%
9,200
•
20
Co
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Roebuck
100
Smith-Corona
Jan
31% Sep
Finance
25
28% Apr 23
27% Jan
49
__.
Simplicity
62
44
Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer__
Sinclair Oil Corp
5
35% Mar
45% Jun 25
14
.
Scovill
26% May 22
14
May 28
May 29
Schlumberger "N V,
1
Scott Paper Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred —_£_No par
V $4
preferred
No par
Shamrock
27%
19%
1
40% Feb
25
15 %
60% Nov 14
52%
19% Sep
50% Jun
52% Dec 28
Nov
12
9%
*12%
69%
Seiberling Rubber Co
45% Feb
10%
20%
♦24
39%
13%
69%
1st
Servel
29% Jan
4
23% Mar 28
41% Mar 20
39%
27%
V 19
'15%
100
San
Shahmoon
24%
17%
18%
20%
18%
20%
*24
12%
No par
Ry Co com_.No par
2
11% Mar 30
18%
20%
203A
27%
25%
St Regis Paper Co common
Inc
18%
163A
13
_10
Preferred series A 5%
$5.25
18%
*20
5,600
92
s
4
7
-
183/4
♦90
17
27%
*12%
No par
18%
92
163/4
24%
5
common—
15% Mar
Aug
*90
17%
253/a
.1
preferred
14% Jan
104
20% Jun
67% July 3
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
36% Jun
7
38% Jan
25
May 29
84% Jun 25
6
23% Jan
27
30
4
46% Jan
25
14% May 29
16
May 28
38% May 23
60% Apr 17
423A Jan
5
30% Jun 25
14 % Jun 25
May 17
15% Sep 19
15 3A Jan
4
7
•20
92
17
20%
,_l
_
Safeway Stores
Sears
*90
*19%
25'A
39%
9%
1
Seagrave
27% Mar
88% Jan
25
17%
19%
20 g
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
13
92
Xl7
18%
1
Co_.
San
•90
17%
1
___
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—
Ryder System Inc..
L
92
171/2
1
Roper (Geo D) Corp.
Royal Crown Cola Co
4%
*90
1
.
...
Seaboard
25
Jun
100
29%
3
Jun
14
16,300
43%
1
59
4%
88
10
30%
20%
31% Mar
33% Jun
11,700
4%
*87
38
23% Jan
94% Nov 15
5
10%
4%
88
43%
7
30% Jun 13
51% Dec
4
Jan
10%
4%
38
12
Feb
54
9%
4%
30%
Jun
31% Jan
*863/,
10
4
42
6% Feb
82
89
93/4
4%
30%
86
4
3
*863/4
10
4
41%
38%
4
Jan
93/4
4%
105
45%
2
16% Jan
87
30%
14
87
10
1053/4
41%
38
98% Feb
4
87
43
42%. Jan
477/» Dec
403A
88
54,200
303/8
58% Sep 27
25% Jun 27
41% Nov
9
■73% Jan 11
1
105%
41%
*50
383/B
Schick Inc
9
60% Feb
105%
9%
9
10% Jan
.
493A
4
11% Jan
27
40%
*87
£
42% Jan 24
38
32% Sep
2
105
5
5%-May 29
8
May
Nov 14
2
*49 %
100
31% Aug 29
11
.70-
Aug 13
17
May 29
8% Jun 27
400
30%
14% Mar 10
8% Jan
46% May
18% Jan
27% Jan
>11
9,900
30%
33%
46% Nov 24
5
15,700
7%
14%
19
May 10
34*% May
2
16
7%
*143/8
19
22
16 % Jan
153/4
73/4
14%
Jan
14% Jan
21% Jan
8
-
15%
900
1,100
56%
7%
8% Sep
Nov~21
153/4
12%
45%
St
22%
16%
35
123/4
*54
*143/8
pfd 4.40% series A
..100
Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
Rights
;
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co
5
Schenley Industries Inc com_._l.40
Convertible
preference
35c
Schering Corp common
1
5% convertible preferred
30
7% Jan
153/4
700
35
12%
56%
37%
23
21
16%
123%
*54
30
80% Feb
Sep
15%;
12%
56%
44%
21% Mar
32
16%
12%
*54
30%
69% Sep 24
23% Jun 27
Sep 25
May 29
13%
56%
39%
7
32
13%
*54
24,100
18
45%
8
3
133/a
58
2,000
11%
373/4
Apr
4
35%
153/4
_____No par
10
Nov
39% Mar 12
10%
*17%
17%
35%
44%
Corp__
Corp
79
May
40% Apr
17%
35%
30
Oil
2~0%
100
17%
35%
1
Ltd
St Joseph Light & Power
27
*17%
1
Trust
20% May 21
Jun
17%
35%
5
Inc....
16% May 29
13% Jun 25
95
11%
17 %
35%
2,200
1,300
13
10
Manufacturing Co__
26
27% May 29
16
__lo
-i
.
22% Jun
41% Oct 19
10%
1,100
41
153/8
12%
13
50c
37% Dec 18
May 25
39% Feb 16
12%
403A
16%
*16
41
17%
*54
50c
26
100
403/4
35
13%
5
common
40
17%
5
Corp
163A
40
35
10
series__100
352% Jan
1
*83%
16
13%
<
1
404% Dec 11
4
8%
No par
28
Jan
8%
.______50c
3%%
Selection
42
40
16%
Jun
37
45,300
6%
123/4
Ruberoid
13
30%
6'A
123/4
Rubbermaid Inc
18% Feb
29%
63/8
5
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
22,100
12%
4
7
100
18%
123/4
.2k Si,:;,
15%
29»/8
31%
24.000
*6%
Jan
41
153/4 May 29
7% Jun 15
70% Jan
31%
<30%
8,400
8%
17%
8%
17% Jan
27'A Aug
8
22% Mar 16
3
30%
Corp
12
26% Jan
18
6%
Petroleum
15
27
173%
12%
Dutch
103/4 Mar 15
Dec
18%
10%
72
8%
6%
McBee
11% May 29
372
17%
18
10%
72
:
8%
39%
Royal
263A Sep 24
10% Jun 29
93
17% ii8%;
8%
11
12%
Royal
17% Dec 27
3'
73%
85/8
6%
5
46% Apr
Jan
•708/b
9%
8%
20
3
86
733/B
8%
12%
41% Sep
3
63% Dec
•70%
9%
9
79.700
8%
143/4 Feb
12 % Feb
3
73%
83A
17%
46%
6%
8% May 29
363/4 Jan
36% Jan
10%
*70%
83/4
*
15
12%
11
19% Apr
30
73%
•70%
1
H5
18
3
25
103/4
'
11
19
18% Jan
10%
.No par
27% Apr
10% Oct
5,600
103/4
■
_
July 25
21% May 29
33% Jan 10
253/4 Apr
43% Apr
12% Oct
25
29% Feb 12
31% Mar 15
20
29 3/4 Sep
Dec
Mar 22
15%
10%
preferred
Richardson-Merrell
Riegel Paper
26
15%
103/4
(R J) Tobacco com
Preferred 3.60% series.....
Richfield
34% Mar 26
27
1,000
4,500
15%
10%
Rexall
Rhodesian
75%
31%
1
Inc.—________
Rheem
75%
313/a
15%
458/b
50
Aviation
443/4 Mar 14
Jun 27
23% Jun
23 % Jan
2
76%
313/8
50
preferred
37% Mar 19
24 % May 11
18% Jun
Mar
Mar 14
46%
15%
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
4
45%
15%
Stores Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
Reliance Mfg Co common
Revlon
Shares
*75%
31%
15
Chemicals
Corp
47%
15%
Reliable
Republic
Republic
45%
15%
Reynolds
5
Jan
26
42
34% May 10
50% Mar 13
31%
Inc__3.33%
Reed Roller Bit Co...
Reeves Bros Inc.....
Conv
the Week
Sept. 28
preferred
_50
Inc____;.____No par
Owl Stores
Reichhold
Friday
Sept(
76
31%
16
90
Sep 27
32% May 11
27
*
75%
313/8
31
8% Jun
J4
76%
30%
Drug & Chemical Co~T_2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
;4%% preferred series A_
50
4%% conv 2nd pref
100
2
4
3% Jun
1113/4 Nov
47%
76
31%
80% Feb
14
Mar
46%
753/4
50'A Apr
1163/4 Jan
52% Jan
25
87
5
41 % Jan
8
40% Jun
4
67SA Mar 13
25
Jun
4
Jan
43'A Jan
Sep 27
20% Jun 27
Jan
19
Mar 12
17
60
21
48
Jan
12% Jan
May 29
34% Jun
5
3
Jan
Red
30
22
43% Jan
4
14
3
47
12
51% Aug 30
3
23
1st
6
May 28
47%
75%
31V«
2nd
4
28
46%
...
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co.
Reading Co common
non-cum
8
Sales for
Thursday
,
J-.2.50
Inc
non-cum
2
6
House
4%
21% Jun
21% Feb
Sept. 26
2.50
...
a
4%
66% Jan
12
Inc
Random
Wednesday
No par
Co..
::i
19% Apr
18
Ranco
Tuesday
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
com_No par
preferred
Purina
15
22
93/4 Jun
1st
15
49% Jan
7
Corp of America
$3.50
Ralston
Jan
31% Jun
13
Radio
10% Feb
19
28
14% Jan
Jun
16
Jun
10% Jan
57
18
15% Sep
11
Monday
Far
R
133/8 Jan
4
533/4 Jan
37% Mar
16
7
67
Aug 24
17
34
Mar 16
7
1
Oct
15
121/8 Sep
8% Sep
<
14% Feb
163A Jan
6
54
81
10
24% Apr
41% Feb
May 29
6 % Jun
8
20
13
Jan
9% May 29
163/4 Jun 26
May
20% Apr
Apr
30% Feb
May 29
7% Jun 25
28% May 10
25
2
16% May 29
3
26
21% Jan
24
Sf:
Mar 30
;.
45
65
8
3
79
10% Sep
18
12% Jan
Jan
16
<
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
63% Mar 14
27
71% May 29
1
10 % July 26
Oct 13
58
NEW YORK
Highest
28% Sep 10
12% May 29
24% Aug 31
44% Aug 18
113/4 Mar 22
July 19
15% Dec
Dec
233/4 Feb 28
33% Sep 26
88% Feb
6
21% Apr
6
11% Oct 27
4
17% Jan
34% Sep
Lowest
Highest
49 % Jan
8
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
47%
46%
47
46
46%
46%
46%
19%
49
19%
74
19%
*71
74
29%
30
13%
13%
13%
14%
5%
25 Vs
5%
25%
24%
♦93%
95%
94%
12%
12%
12%
93%
93%
*93%
24%
25%
24%
25
81
82
81
81
.
•
19%
*71
29%
29%
xl3%
14%
14
5%
19%
13%
13%
1
73
29%
29%
v
19%
•71
18%
13%
6
29
13%
13
13%
5%
25%
24%
25
94%
•94
95
12%
12%
~
93%
24%
,
*94
24%
9,400
31,100
29
13 Va
_
13%
14%
5%
24%
6
24%
95
1,700
11,300
4,900
13,200
saa
*94
12
12%
162,400
*92
93 V*
300
14,100
93%
92%
25
24
24%
24%
24%
81
81
81
81
82
12
1,800
6,100
95
12%
94%
12%
12,200
74
13%
14%
5%
24%
1,100
43%
28%
13 Vs
14%
6
•80
♦71
29%
5%
95
19%
19%
74
48%
.
150
•
24
:
(1364)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
/
i
,
.
\ Monday, October 1,
1962
r*V'
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
"■»
Range for Previous
:
Year 1961
-
Highest
;
Lowest
,
Dec
28
35 y4 Dec
29
12
91
Nov
15
39
25
24 Va Jun
52'A Jan
48
35
72 V* Jan
11% Jan
3
25 % Jan
9
46% Jan
5
12% May 29
18% Jan
.3
Standard
25
35 V8 Jan
2
Standard
Kollsman
Dec
50-
May 29
60% Sep
18
Standard
Oil
25
*
87% Dec
4
55% Dec
27
92
81% May 29
-
41% May 29
4Q% Jan
3
51% Sep
29
:
59 % Feb
3
48
9
•:
> 92 »/2 Dec
7
85 *
-
-11 Vb Jun
25
82 '
Mar 23
32% Mar 27
.43 y2 Jun
26
•
21% Jun
25
26% Oct
16
'
32
4
28
v
:
203a Oct
31
28 % Apr
3
-5 42 % Dec
20
8 V* Nov
2
Standard
Oil
71
5
.,
14% Mar 17
30% Mar 15
27 >
22% Feb
40% Jan
2
11% Mar
Standard
12
14
6
Pressed
6% May 29
4
22% Dec
Jan
5
28 Va Aug
13
3
29% Jun
22
47% Jan
29
Stauffer
84 y4 Oct
27
81% Feb
28
83% May 28
4
•:
10
Nov
14% May 29
12
99 Va Nov
30
35
3
24% Jan
22
29
19% Dec
9
55 Va Jun
19% Jan
35% Aug 10
23
Jun
11
32% Oct
12
21
4
43% Nov
15
16 Va May
17'/a Jan
9
20
25
53 Va Jan
4
74
-Nov
13
27% Jan
3
34 % Apr
11
25
Sterchi Bros .Stores Inc„
17
Stevens
Feb
28
27% May 29
33 % Apr 24
44
H6V May 29
15.
10% Feb
50%'
!U:.«'/50%. ";51%
/
*87 ;
.90
-13%
;
,48 v.
24
iT-
•
•
/
6
V
3
445
Sep
21
197
Jun
22v
Jan
4
6
41 % Apr
4
15:
Jun
25
30% Jan
2
Suburban
18% Jan
4
33% Apr
4
20 y4 May 29
28% Jan
2
Oct
26
19% Apr
28
15% Jan
19% Feb
2
Suburban Propane Gas Corp
SuCrest Corp
28
32
;
360
2
Sunstrand
45% Mar 17
57% Nov
May 29
16% Oct
24
17% May 29
24% Mar 23
13 y* Jan
82% Jan
3
28% May 31
20% Apr 20
16% Jan
25
92
11
Aug
2
87
Jan
59
Oct
13
43
May 29
53 % Jan
15
23 y* Jan
29
Jun
9
22 Va May 29
28% Feb
8
101 % Jan
122
Oct
30
118% Jan
-2
93
Jun
Jan
16% Nov
30
6
1115 Oct
1464 Jan
31
795
14
28
Jun
.
Corp
May 14
Sun
Oil
Corp
3
Dec
28
54% Nov
Sunshine
3
18 y« Jun
5
27
24% Mar 21
Sweets
27
49% Feb
27
Swift & Co
25
47% Jan
4
18
2
Feb
Co
of
29
7%
>
24%
24 Ya
19%
19%
36%
35%
19%
■...9;/y,
1
:
9
r<;
*88%
46
_1
22 %
22%
;
12.50
8%
,
10%
America—
835
823-
845
14%
15
34
28
29
/
1
-
14%
14 y8
,
:
i"
4,400
6,700
.
7,300"
18%
v
'1,100
.
51%. 51% :
2,800
293/4 >293/4
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24%
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18,000
98
1,000
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49,700
840
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143/a
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.
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267/a
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6,800
840 /'
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;
4,400
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11%
107/a
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27%
1
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97%
33%
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825
15%
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1
.
45%
22%
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>:
453/8
;
33 Va
-
193%;
8%
'
18%
25
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18%
34%
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838
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;
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•
255 V 260
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7
51
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,
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52%
10
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67
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100
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77
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27
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28
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4
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SALE PRICES
Wednesday
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j
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59% Feb
May 29
July 17
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57% Nov 28 >
preferred
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45% May 28
13
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52
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.
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4
25
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12
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22
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26
3
40
-
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6
21% Sep
29
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13/
16 Va Sep
20
19% Jun
15
40% Nov
6
21
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33
Taft
2
May
Broadcasting Co
55% Mar 23
11% Jan
2
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16% Feb
May 29
Talcott
14
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20
20%
20
20%
20
12.50
53%
54 Va
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25% Mar
2
Tennessee
Gas
25
59% Mar 15
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45% Mar 29
Texas
Gas Transmission.
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—
i
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11
Texas
Gulf
9
206% May 15
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27
23% Jan
15
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52% Jun
13
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4
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Texas
21% Feb
7
Pacific
20
Texas
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27
15
37% Nov
33% May 29
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3
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12
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3
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25
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8
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27
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25
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50
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18% Jun
25
44% Jan
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27
26% May 29
33 % Mar
39%
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12%
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10,800
20
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,
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82
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87:
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25
24
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3
66
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2
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12
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6
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3
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25
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17
19
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18
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29
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5
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8
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51
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6
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20
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30
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1
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18
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34
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8
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5
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25
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48
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25
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Trans-World Financial Co
9
47
2
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11% Jan
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14
16% Apr
3
18
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1
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5%
39% Jan 22
2
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pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
Twin Industries Corp
conv
36%
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51%
18
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14,100
2,000
455/8
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^ 35%
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Q
7
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19
23
56% Aug 81
26% Feb 16
24
37%
17
24%
24%
17%
122%
87/a
34% Apr
54% May 29
14% Sep 26
10% Nov 30
37%
122%
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26%
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2
2
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;
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25
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:
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15
Jan
18% Jan
15% Feb
Supply Co class A
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2
48% Feb
21
6% May 29
8% May 29
7% May 29
15% Jun
36
81% Jan'
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26%
17%
24%
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47%
600
V
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1
17
52 Va Dec
17%",
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27
42% Apr
46%
17%
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Nov
146
45%
:
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3.
24%;
—No par
24%
33% Aug 10
25
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24%
30
.
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63% Jan
7
18
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&
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27%
17%
24%
15
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30
27%"
■'
25
:;X
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47%
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27% Jan
,
45
Aug
—No par
10
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48 VA
87%
'
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14
16% Oct
*86
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26% Jan
"
13%
48%
20,700
17,700
29
20%
273/8
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673/a
24 y8
24%
243/4
1
25% Mar 26
66
123
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37% Jan
10
Co
Thor Power Tool Co
4
16
25 % Mar
25
15% May 29
> 20% May 29
Betts
Thompson.(J R)_l_
7.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com__5
> 4%
preferred—
:
100
'
18,800"
32,600
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67%
common:
f
39%
l
>
3,700
39%
10
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55
42,400.
63,600'
,
38
$1.25 conv preferred.:
:
1
8,000 Z
1
40 Va
39%
"Thatcher Glass Mfg Co_
9
22
5,700
63/a
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35%
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16
40%'
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9
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6%
36 :>'
35
19%
'
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15% Jan
-40%
5
Pacific Coal & Oil—.
Texas
Oct
7
6%
67/a
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15%
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27% Aug
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3
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7%
•
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18% Jan
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7
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14
May 29
34% May 29
Jun
6%
.
6%
14
46
7%
.
35 y8
18
3
7%
1
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59% Aug
Jun
>7%
7%
39
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21
18% May 29
39%
3«y4
9
Nov
26
39%
15%
40
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35%
Mar
61
22
15%
—_1
6
32% Jun
16
38
4.50
.
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15%
1
69% Jun
27% Jan
95
19
27
29% May 29
V 4% May 29
20% May 10
10% Nov
47% Jan
Jun
900
:
2,200
/
100
•
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15,300
> 8
5,400
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13% Jan
4
18% Sep
25
34% Sep
22
65% May
11
26% Dec 12
31% Dec
13
51 Va Dec
58% Dec
13
15% Jun
18
6% Nov
4
Jan
4
39
Jan
3
92
Jan
97
Feb
Apr
18
Nov
1
37% Dec
v
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4
<
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5
4
39% Nov
8
20
5
29% Nov
15 '
8% Aug 17
-
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5
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c
Carbide
52% Apr
Union
25
May
28
Union
Union
4
20% Jun 28
$4
28
39% Jan
25
50% Aug 22
80% Jan
29% Jan
7
Jan
18
17% Jan
3
ji Jan
3
f.
54% Jan
16
20%. Jan
3
;
26
HQ
Mar
»
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35% Mar 15
United
Air
Lines
United Aircraft
Mar 27
100
26
.
,__No par
Inc—
Corp
4% (series of 1953) conv pfd_lOO >
Wo (series of 1956) conv pfd_100 /
United Artists Corp^
1 •
United
29 Va
•
Aug
4
41% Nov 30
18% Feb
24%, Nov
1% Nov
76% Mar
34% Qct
>For footnotes,
20
28
30
24
see
4
page
6% Jun 27
41% Jun 27
64
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3
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27% Jan
.
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27
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>
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Volume
196
Num,ber 6199
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1365)
vrt
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
33 Va Sep
93
Jan
29
4
:
24% Jan
3
£:
Sep
151
7%
Jan
95% Aug 10
23 v4 Jun
27
6
Jun
21
48 V2 Mar 29
6
30% Jan
2
42% Sep 18
9 v* Feb • 6
23% Feb 23
3iy4May
U
8% Jan
16
27% Apr
6
14 % Jun
2d
2
25% May 29
9% Nov 21
v
>
Mar
38
7
Jan
12
37% Sep
64%' Aug 11
161% Nov
Aug
79
53% May 18
84
Dec 15
27
152 %
13
July
3
4
6
9
Jan
54% Oct 27
...
45 % Nov
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3
11
3
23
2
37
Jan
35
Mar 27
Mar
2
2
152% Apr
39% Feb
39 %
4-
17
6
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17 Vb Jun
22
7% Jun
4
25
Jan
3
30% Jan
10
14% Mar 23
153% Jan
9
27% Oct
166
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35
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54
158
30
28
20
2
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27
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23
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22
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92
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29
83
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26
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13
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88
28% Nov TL
4
13% Feb
6
4
17
May 12
14
3
100
July 21
5
107 va Jun
20
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101% Sep
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14
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14
28
74
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9
25
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8
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30
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6
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3
28
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1
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8
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3
39
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6
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27
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5
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24
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65
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26
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26
44
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125
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22 Va Sep
3
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5
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22
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6
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72 Va' 74
No par
15%
16
1
50%
52%
20%
*26
;/
72%
xl6
Radio
Corp
50%
84
*83
97
7/
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96%
96%
700
9y8
91/8
9%
1,300
136%
132 %
135%
179,800
91/ft
131
84
97%
r,
'
~~97 '/ft
9%
*97 vb -98
9 vb
1-25
Corp
63%
26%
■
No par
5
Jr
Worsted
;
10
Co—
Worthington Corp common
4%%
prior preferred
Youngstown Steel D«or
sale
104
93/4
15%
*100
64%
.
29%
Telegraph
307/8 Mar 16
prices;
15%
100 %
40
4,600
13,600
20%
20
207/s
26%
25%
26
25%
200
74%
72 Va
74
72 va
73
72 va
72%
12,700
16%
15%
16%
15%
16
15%
16
52%
50%
527/s
52'/*
50%
51%
20%
*25
'
20 va
20 Va
26
*25
6.400
20%
6.800
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50 y»
119.400
this
day.
rCash sale,
wd When distributed. ■ x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights.
z.Ex-distribution.
fin bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized
under the Bank¬
assumed
by such companies.
UTransferred from American Stock Exchange, yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing only. All preferred issues are cumulative unless otherwise iauicatea,
dividends of 25% or less, high and low
ranges of old stock are retained.
*
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.
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*
*
Act,
stock
asked
9%
*15
■1
ruptcy
9%
104
77%
7%
634i
*99%
No par
15% Sep 24
25
*102'/a
•100
100%
*104
25%
90
common-.l5:
RR,
107% Mar 28
Jun
20
203/4
23
99%
*92
>
Ry com—No par
2nd preferred
40
27
82% Nov 28
104 3/8
21%
22%
9% 7 9%
>■
.,100
Bancorporation,,
27
2
104
104 3/e
20%
-3
.
preferred--—100
27
62% Nov
104
104%
21%
,*31
preferred series C„i_—100
Jun
«
89
29
70 % Jun
19% Jan
*88
*28i/a
24% Jun
21
93
29
8
16
*90i/2
89
*28 %
14
30% Feb
*86
93
*88
29
29% Nov
38% Feb
87%
*90 Va
89
:
*28%
36% Jun
114% May 17
24% July 10
230
87%
93
*88
28%
Witco
2
Jan
107'/4
87'/a
106 Va
J'i;7
28%
6%
22
£ Feb
106 %
106 Va
88
*87
28%
*
93
14,200
28%
Wisconsin
1
131
54 Vb
32%
Wisconsin
10
40% Mar 26
25
7,800
533/4
*31%
$4.25 preferred
60% Mar 16
28
10T
543/4
44
Wilson-Jones
131 % Apr
8,800
53 va
32
Winn-Dixie
25
38%
*90 y2
•;
800
1411/4
31%
2
Jun
*103%
►106
9%
37%
139
•
43%
7
8
106%
10%
37%
140
31%
Windsor
58
5,600
9%
37%
139
55'/a
33%
13
92 % Jan
106%
54
44
Wickes
Mar. 14
29% Jan
27
28
55%
32 vb
.87% Feb
25% Aug
10%
10 vb
387/a
141%
32%
Prior
2
87% Jun
25 £v
171% Dec 11
3
22% July 20
88% Jan
3
12% Apr
9
10
37%
140 va
43%
Wilson
31% May 29
447/8N0¥ rr
25.8J0
£
32
16
Jan
45,900
*21
22%
12%
.
20
39
317/a
24%
13 y8
21
44
White
Mar 22
9% Feb
10%
38%
140
55%
104 vi
28%, 29
19% .19%
.—--No par
Feb
26
30i/2
243/8
31%
24%
5%
32% Feb
46
7,300
29%
-
7
1»25
57
25
700
131/8
213/a
233/4
.26
5%
5%
•
$3 convertible preferred
50
White Stores Infc———-I-—;
—1''
Corp,————.—:
Wilcox Oil Co——.
-L
--5
26% Mar
25
22
*
15
3"
Jun
23% Jun
.
22
121% Apr
18
34% Sep 27
84% Mar 16
30
Jan
19
48
7% Dec
8% Feb
15
Jan
26'/a
13'/a
13
21
,
-33%
5%%
43% Feb 28
27% Jan
95
10% Jan
25
26
24%
13%
21%
32
White
4
11
26% May 29
52% July
Jan
13
52% Jan
26%
23 va
26.
■«"
Whirlpool Corp common,—
5
4%%
convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)__—20
Apr 24
47% Mar 28
102% Sep
26%
27
13
*21
33
$5
77
32% Aug 17
20% Jun 15
3
22% Jan
96% Apr 18
33% Mar 16
16" *
20
29% Jan
May 29
21 Va Aug
:
2
25
Oct
41% Jan
Jan
23
3.400
24%
46%
,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
2
27% Oct
24% Dec
26
Feb
Apr
42% Jan
57
1143% Oct 27
79% Jan
100
118
8
33% Jun 25
Mar 10
13 Va May 10
Jan 13
3
24
Aug
30% Mar 12
29,100
36%
23%
42%
-
Western Maryland
31
Jan
32%
35%
43%
Western
2
80
19
31%
35%
32 va
Union
50
19
82% Dec
32%
35%
25%
10%
25.300
X31%
36
33%
Western
88% Jan 23
110
Nov 28
37% Dec
32%
v
44%
4
27
4
24,500
33%
41% Jan
24% Jun
Apr
14%
34%
31%
10%
80
33%
♦26
"
161
13%
34
43%
Pacific
29 Va Aug 16
3
*160
14%
33%
•31%
Western
55
Jan
161
13%
34%
29%
6%
Pharmaceutical—1
Co
4
38% Nov 30
*160
400
£ 14%
31%
18
!10
i.;
Jan
22
3,600
30%
♦79
i-1
:
Western Air Lines Inc.
2
29
Co
(S D)
West Va Pulp &. Paper
r
17
39
37
31
97/a
—100
Corp,,.—
4.10%
* Mar 12
29% Sep
.
36%
13%
♦103
No par
50c
4.20%
\
101% May 22
27
26%
4,000
21%
15%
West Kentucky Coal, Co—-__—i4.4
West Penn Power 4%%
pfd
100
30
Apr
160%
33%
21%
12%
100%
2.50 ?
Welbilt Corp
4
94% Jun
14
6,900
37
21%-.
Wayne -Knitting Mills--.-—-—-i£5
20
102 % Apr
14%
34%
7
37
21%
Waukesha- Motor Co—i———--5
31
14% Feb
*
8
-
;
7%
90
37%
21
14%
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Washington Water Power——No par '
■
;
37% Mar 19
9 Va May 29
95% Jun 25
28
Nov
27
40% Jan-! 2 %
»
29
29
29
29% Sep 25
97 yt Feb 16
45
99
19% Jan
29
3
1
Warner
2
W_
&
Inc_„
—
Industries
4.300
36 y2
M
Warner Bros»Pictures Inc
Warren
85% Jan
25
,
;
33%
26%
100%
common——__1
Warner-Lambert
24
Jan
Mi Ward
38% Apr 19
27% May 17;
••
11
Aug
9
54% Jan
Jan
93
25 V
20% Feb
28
3
5
33 y8
^ -
17% Jan
.
Baking-Co
6%.. preferred
:£ •?
,a»n
Cb^——
Ward
£
Mar 12
29 % Sep
May
39"
May
29% May
27 Va May
7% May 31
17% Apr
7
102
May 31
85
Walworth
G
Tiernan
291,
15
38% Jan 23
25% Jan
21
•
&
2,700
V
n
21%
13%
100
—100
127,700
26%
36
21%
,16
.————No par
(Hiram)
Wallace
20
9% Feb
72
159
*37
W
26" 'Jun 28
18% Sep 28 r:
>
54% NOV 30
30% Jan
8% Feb
15
1
'
'
37%
70(1
i
f
40%
144
25%'
■s'ki
Walker
.(
40%
143%
-
21%
-
Walgreen .Co.'—————10
*;■
26
21%
:V
1
10c
Wabash RR
2
25
158
14%
•
27
♦103%
common-.——!
Waldorf System.
25
66
——100
4
Jun
'22«/a
89
3
24% Jun
37%
21%
36%
93
Jan
40 % Jun
40
158
14%
37%
22%
*88
9% Jan
42% Oct
37%
-37%
*90%
31
73
25%
7.500
89
.
4yz% preferred—-100
Wagner Electric Corp
i
15
58% Nov- 15
4iy8
143%
?
4,500
93 ' "•v
,,,100
Feb
6
40%
143%
26%
38%
3,800
7%
*88
100-100
1,200
30,700
'
20%
37%
160
10
25%
38%
53%
£52%
23%
;_l
—
%
7%
*90%
preferred
25 y2
37
38 '
53
30
,,1.25
:
'25%
53
20%
35%
preferred
25%
30%
'
80
7%
32
—
1.570
.7%
88
Co
160%
159%
7%
32%
i_:
159 y2
158%
7%
*87
Inc_
27,500
82
7%
89%
Materials
38%
7%
21%
1
4,500
37%
7%
37
21
41
*80%
38
7%
8
,
36%
-
40%
82
37%
38%
36'/a
y
4iy4
*80%
"38%
21%
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3,500
38%
39
VM3MU;
26 y4
20%
-
31%
l
26 Ya
20%
21%
36%
5
100
26%
7% S-\ 8
37%
14%
4,800
9%
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21%-
.
39%
*8ya
21 Va
38
*158
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7%
8
37%
-
--
39%
9%
20%
2iyfl
7% '£ 8
H
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48,000
46
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144 y4
25%
38%
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6%%
2
7
s.'
•
143 %
26%
■
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13,300
40% :/41%
>r
144%
25%
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106%
30
20
144%
J
.
36 Yb
z—
convertible
5%
145
7%
*
————100
Jan
3
10
144%
57%
107
preferred—
26% Feb
Mar
41%
55%
5% %
38 y4 Jan
s
40%
40%
10
14%
15 ya
:
38%
53%
52%
17,800
162
15
26
36%
11,900
-40%
-
'
25%
-
30
2.900
34%
69%
15%
,
160
'
13%
39%
15
38%
-
•
12.80
88
17% Sep 27
6% May 29
•
Mar 13
53
160
25%
38
9
4
85% Feb
37 yz
51%
138
Vornado
u
71% July 28
36
51%
38%
Apr
106
10
37%1
50 y4
82
37%
160%
34 y4
preferred,
Von's Grocery Co
21
16% Feb
34%
39%
y4
X25%
5,800
"
*8% "
26
*80%
25%
38%
160
138%
»3
14% Feb
82
25%
40%
-
'15%
,
68%
46
A,
.
24%
*158
14
*44%
38%
*
40% * 41%
-
32%
$4.80
102
*80%
38%
161%
37%
10
22
80%
.
70%
162
13%
.
~41y*
137%
26% Jan
97% Aug 20
41
com—1
104% Sep
*
41%
partic preferred_100
Elec & Power Co com,—8
$4.20 preferred-*$4.12. preferred
~
25%
3314
-
13
34% Mar 26
15%
26%
,—10
preferred
$4.04 preferred
9
15%
25%
33
Shares
96
24%
33 V*
*158
39%
9
'15'/a
31%
Inc
20
8% May 29
137/8 Jan
87% Jan
88% Jan
53
Co
'■>,»
9%
15%
1
Light CO—
92 Va Feb
May 28
-
*9
';
24 y8
th» Week
23%
*95%
32%
68%
46
39%"
26%
•
80 Va
2.50
.
•
39%
23%
96%
24
14%
*44%
23
*95%
v
162
13%
46
39
9%
*159
Co——!—1
;
94 % Fen
2
29
102% Aug 24
16% Jun 25
1118
9% Jan
Jun
40
22
'
85
*44%
21%
$5
02% May 22
14%
37%
-
dividend
Virginia
4
May
160%
13%
46
38%
Co————
6%
Mar 23
111
19
E
Aug
160%
14%
26%
Victor, Comptometer Corp:
Virginia Carolina Chemical
44% Mar 23
160 y2
38 y4
Associates
Vendo
,
10
Jan
142
46'/a May 28
103% JUly 18
2
Raalte
72%
Pharmaceutical—_1
&
Power &
Varian
19 '
50% Jan
May 29
Van
70%
161 : :i
—5
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Vanadium Corp of America
4
Jan
45% Feb
22
27
7
6
1
16
110.
May 15
.
68% Nov 21
102% Aug 29
81% July
9
18
125
33% Feb
26
73
25%
Universal' Match Corp
Universal Oil Products
Utah
71%
preferred—25
Upjohn Co,—I
2
28% Jan
19% Jun 25
30
43% Apr
13
49% Jan
22% Jun
2
Jan
72%
41
-
—
61 % Mar 14
22% May 29
12% Sep 25
20
May 29
77% Mar 30
15% Nov 30
30
July 14
107
6
31% Jan
34
15%
Co common—No par
non-cumulative
Vitamin
33%
26
•
Convertible preferred
5
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
til
Universay Leaf Tobacco com_No par
8%
preferred.;
———100!
40% Mar 20
,
May 29
S
33%
*9
-—10;"
United Whelan Corp—•_*_
30c
Universal American Corp com___25c
2
31'/2 May 29
20
29% May
2
30% Apr 27
77% Apr 27
Nov
Feb
55
38% Jun
3
42
170
8
13
42% Nov
3
U
6
30% Jun 25
29% Aug 10 V
18
38% Oct
Feb
6
Apr 14
3oya Oct 27
Jan
25
3
59
33% Mar 10
19% Jan
Aug
2
Jan
62
4
48% Feb
22
69% Dec
27.
30% Jan
Nov
42% Jan
21
43% May 17
55% Nov 28
7%
11 Va Apr
2
40% Apr 24
38% Jan
34% Feb
30
XJ S Tobacco
July 17
32%
23
96%
.
Friday
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
24%
34%
39%
Corp,,—
—No par
XJ S Smelting Ref & Min com,—5€J
7%
preferred
—50
XJ S Steel Corp common:
„__16%
7% preferred-:.
100
8
24%
13%
1st preferredJ_„ 100
non-cum
*95%
24%
*44%
U S Shoe
44% Mar 19
58
115% May 29
Jan
8%
96%
24 vb
"158
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Rubber Co common*.
2
78% Jan
23% May 29
39% July 11
53% Apr 10
4
*95%
50
S
Thursday
;
.
23%
96 y2
—1
;
23
Sales for
'
Wednesday
' Sept. 26
:
24%
71%
-—L
preferred—
24%
33 «/4
100
common,
series A
_5
—£
Playing Card Co_——
5
U S PlywOod Corp common,
1
3%% preferred series-A
a—.100
9
i-
*
Sep 21
139% July
28
29% Jan
26
40 %
91% May 17
147% Jun
5
3
23>/4 Jan
35
22% Jun
49'/4 July
Nov'Sl
41%
M
Sep
May
4%%
.
U S
4
60% F*b
164
preferred
Sept. 25
23
23 ya
96%
No par
4
preferred——
S Industries Inc
4% %
53% Mar 20
82 y2
2
29
7%
U
Tuesday
24%
1":'"
U S lines common
164% May 25
24 y4 Mar
2
22%
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
:
Sept. 24
100
XI S Freight Co
U S .Gypsum Co common
4
Pmt
Securities
May 29
July .11
33
.
75% Oct 24
141% Jan
Foreign
43
22 "A May
Jan
47% Mar 23
105 V4 Jan
Monday
preferred————
&
S
12
6
45% Jan
U
36%. Jun
3
26
4%%
9
153
5
46% Jan
25
STOCK
Chemical Corp com_l
4
25
149% Jan
28% Jun
68% Sep
Borax &
2
3
Jan
6
32% Mar
S
14
3
75
^
25
U
42% Dec
I
1
2
43% Jan
Feb
41 ye Feb 14
98
May
1
22% Dec
5
21% Oct
1
8
15
YORK
.EXCHANGE.,,.,
158% Oct
3
26% Jan
22% Jun
46% Dec
17
26% Jan
9
115
NEW
£
Highest
97% Jun
20
9'/8 Jan
35 y2 Jan
Lowest
32% Nov
25
Dec
;:',T
47% Feb
42% Dec 27
95
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
v
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or,
no
on
securities
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italic
when the
letters
bonds
in
the
column
headed
mature. Figures
t
.
after
"Interest
Period"
decimal point
GOVERNMENT BONDS
"
y:;.
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Year 1961
represent
May
Low
Low
103.4
1975-1985
High
High
:
Thursday
t
Sept. 27
Low
High
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 28
Low
Week
High
Bonds($)
103.16
103.8
103.16
103.8
103.16
103.10
102.16
102.24
102.18
102.26
102.18
102.26
100.25
102.20
100.29
102.28
100.29
101.4
100.30
101.2
100.27
100.31
101.1
1969
100.22
100.26
101.5
100.26
100.30
100.27
100.31
100.27
100.31
100.30
Aug 15 1971
Aug 15 1972
Feb 15 1980
100.10
101.2
100.19
100.16,100.20
•100.18 -100.22
100.5
100.4
May
15
Oct
s
1
100.14
99.31
100.1
99.26
100.15
100.2
1
100.3
99.28
100.4
100.16
100.20
100.6
100.4
100.6
100.4 v4.
99.28
100
100.8
100.5
103.18
100.7
100.4
100.22
100.12
100.21
100.25
100.21
100.25
100.21
100.25
99.13
100.25
100.29
99.15
99.19
99.16
99.20
99.16
99.20
99.18
15
1968
100.18
Nov 15
Nov 15
1971
99.9
1974
99.26
100.2
99.8
99.4
Aug
1968
99.30
100.2
100.1
100.5
100.1
100.5
100.1
100.5
100.4
May 15 1966
3%s
Nov 15 1967
3 Vis—'__L—-Nov 15 1980
3%s—
Feb 15 1990
3Vis
Nov 15 1998
3%S4
Nov 15 1966
3'As
Jun 15 1978-1983
100.23
100.8
100.25
100.25
100.27
100.25
100.27
100.26
100.28
100.28
100.30
37/8s
Treasury 3%s
3%s__;
Treasury
Treasury 3%s
15
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
98.26
99.2
99.25
99.27
99.26
99.28
9.9.25
99.27
99.27
99.29
94
94.8
94
94.8
94.2
94.10
94.8
94.16
92.14
92.12
92.20
92,16,
92.24
92.16
92.24
92.20
92.28
90.30
91.6
91.20
*
91.6
91.14
91.10
91.18
91.10
91.18
91.12
99.13
99.12
99.14
99.12
99.14
99.13
99.15
90.14
99.15
90.22
90.16
90.24
90.16
90.24
90.16
90.24
90.20
90.28
90.24
90.16
90.24
90.16
90.24
90.20
90.28
99.31
99.29
99.31
99.30
Treasury
Feb
15
1964
99.29
99.31
99.29
98.12
Aug
15
1966
15
1995
15 1960-1965
Treasury 25/8S
Treasury 2Vis
Feb
98.15
88.10
88.18
100.9
98.19
98.18
98.13
88.10
100.7
98.15
88.18
100.9
98.16
88.12
100.7
100
98.18
88.20
100.9
98.20
98.18
93.20
98.21
98.23
95.18
95.16
95.22
95.16
95.22
95.16
95.22
95.20
95.26
99.20
99.22
99.21
99.22
99.21
99.22
99.20
99.22
99.20
99.22
93.6
93.4
93.10
93.10
93.4
93.10
93.8
93.14
92
92.6
92.4
92.10
92.4
92.10
92.6
92.12
92.8
92.14
91.12
91.18
91.16
91.22
91.16
91.22
91.18
91.24
91.18
91.24
1965-1970
91.8
£1.14
91.12
91.18
91.12
91.18
91.12
91.18
91.14
91.20
15
1966-1971
90.10
90.16
90.14
90.20
90.14.
90.20
90.14
90.20
90.16
90.24
1967-1972
88.30
89.4
89.6
89.12
89.6
89.12
89.6
89.12
89.8.;
1967-1972
88.22
88.28
88.24
88.30
88.24
88.30
88.24
88.30
88.28
89.2
1967-1972
1959-1962
88.14
88.24
88.20
88.26
88.20
88.26
88.20
88.26
88.24
88.30
Dec
Treasury 2Vis
Dec
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2%s
Mar
15
Mar
Treasury 2Vis
Jun
Jun
15
Dec
Dec
98.17
98.13
100.7
99.30
93
15
Aug
Treasury 2 Vis
;
88.14
100.9
100
99.17
15
Jun
-Sep
98.15
88.6
100.7
98.18
95.12
.
98.13
88.8
100.10
98.16
1965
1962-1967
15
15 1963
15 1963-1968
15 1964-1969
15 1964-1969
2 Vis
98.14
88
100.8
Treasury 2%s_
Treasury 2ViSTreasury 2 Vis
Treasury
o..
99 11
90.16
Feb
99.12
94.6
90.22
i.-
99.22
99.25
90.14
Treasury 2%s____Dec
99
92.6
1985
Treasury 3s
99.2
99.23
May 15
Treasury 3s
98.26
93.30
Treasury 3'As
C
Low
point.
PRICES
■
Sept. 26
High
month "
a
!
4s
Treasury
Mar
SALE
of
103.8
Treasury 4s
89
HIGH
Wednesday:
the
case
32nds
102.18
Treasury 4s—
8
each
more
103.12
Treasury 4s.i
Mar
AND
in
or
102.10
.
89
one
—Aug 15 1987-1992
Feb 15 1969
Treasury 4'As
Treasury 4s
Treasury
Tuesday:
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
';/////'A/.:,:;.
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4Y4S
Monday
STOCK
Exchange
indicate
LOW
Range Since Jan. 1
Previous
Range for
Monday, October 1, 1962
.
♦'
'
*
Bond Record from the New York Stock
The
.
&
»
.it;,
*
.
15
Treasury 2'As_
15
International Bank for
99.30
100
93.4
100
99.31
99.31
99.31
100
100
99.31
89.14
100
Reconstruction & Development
103
103
10
Nov
Nov
101
101.8
July 10
1985
106.8
107
106.8
107
106.8
107
106.8
107
1
1980
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
105
1
1973
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.1.6
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
-Jan
1
1977
102.24
103.16
102.24
103.16
102.24
103.16
102.24
103.16
102.24
103.16
Feb
4%s
1
1982
102.24
103.16
102.12
103.8
102.24
103.16
102.24
103.16
102.24
1
1978
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
15
1979
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
15
1963
100.20
100.28
100.24
Nov
July 11
4 Vis
101.8 July 10
July 11
101
10
15
——_—Feb
5s
103.8 July 25
103.8 July 2b
4 Vis
Dec
4 Vis..
4 Vis
May
.
4 Vis
Jan
4s
Sep
1
15
1971
89
Dec
84
84, /
8
JSale prices
Dec
90
Jun
25
a
double dagger.
All
other figures
July 15
1976
asked
and
99
99.16
99
99.16
99
99.16
99
97.24
96.24
97.24
96.24
97.16
96.24
97.16
96.24
97.16
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
94
93
94
93
94
93
91
93
99.16
94
88.8
87.8
88.8
87.8
88.8
87.8
88.8
87.8
88.8
91.16
90.16
91.16
91
92
91
92
91V
92
88
1972
Mar
bid
are
99.16
90.16
3s
1
101
87.8
1981
3s
P
indicated with
are
July 12 >
1968
-May 15 1975
1
100.29
96.24
1969
Oct
Oct
101
93
Jan
3 Vis
3 'As
100.29
103.16
95.24
May
3 Vis
3%s
101
100.24
107
99
3%s
15
101
106.8
89
88
89-'
*%'wl89
88
89.:
88
89
■■■"
■J*"'
quotations
im
VVel &
...
-cc
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
New
Friday
Last i! ■::.
Week's Range
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
or
York Ciiy
Friday
Bonds
Jan. 1
No.
New York Stock
Low
High
92
High
94%
June-Dec
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
99
•7
1980
Stock
Corporate
Friday's
Low
Issue—
Unification
Transit
3%
Period
Exchange
September 28)
(Range for Week Ended
94 U
Brazil
Interest
Period
Exchange
§ «7s Central Ry
1952
3.5%)
to
funding
bonds
reduced
Caldas
1978
of
due
23As 1975
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s
5•Chile (Repubiic)
external
Members
New
York Stock
Ry external sinking fund
•
Teletype
New York
HA 5-4400
212
•
571-0219
External
External
•
AND
•
FOREIGN
•
ISSUES
CORPORATE
(Kingdom of Norway)
4s
1968
Mar-Sept
(City of) 5'As 1973—
Mar-Sept
§»Antioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
5 •External sinking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-July
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945__Jan-JuZy
91'A
§»7s
3rd
series
1957
103% 103%
*96'%
96%
*96'%
•
—
—
*96%
——
Apr-Oct
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Australia
103%
—
Jan-July
56%
—
1966
3%s
15-year
1969
June-Dec
1973
1972
1978
20-year 5%s 1979
20-year 5'As April 1980
20-year 5'As Oct 1980
93'A
May-Nov
'
_
•
5 Vis
Mar-Sepf
5 Vis
20-year
(Rep)
5 •Bavaria
(Kingdom of)
external
loan
extl
extl loan
loan
s
extl loan 4s
debentures
s
s
98'%
94%
7
91
99
96%
42
92'A
99%
97'%
17
92
97'A
101%
98%
94%
98%
104%
94%
101%
99'A
99'A 100%
32
97%
104%
99'A
47
97%
1972
98% 100
*—
87'%
*40
■
i4%
101%
'mmmu'
99
98'%
"
36%
6 Vis
Columbia
50
99
104
8
98 'A
Credit
96'A
of
1926
■
*85
*81 Vi
footnotes,
see
35.
43%
De
El
loan
Salvador
extl s
*94
*42
5%
97
92%
42
2%
93
5%
96
1961-April-Ocf
Oct
Jan-July
May-Nov
June-Dec
April-Oci
1979
June-D^o
4Vis external 1977—-June-Dec
1978
Jan-July
77'
77
96%
97%
66
67
73'%
102
97%
:
80 '/a
102
46
94 %
97
6
51'%
71
102
27
103%
27
68
100'A
106%
23
37
47%
3
*06%
60
(Interest reduced to
of)
5Vis
1977
April-Ocf
Feb-Ans
1974
bonds Jan
1
1976
1976
1
*
29%
30
'40
100% 101%
6
96%
105
96%
32
93%
97
64
85
737/s
85
94%
100%
May-Nov
—
(Republic of) —
s f $ bonds Jan
t dollar
103%
■
3Vis external
3s
*2%
France—
(Kingdom
extl
92%
42
92'%
*38'%
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
1950
extended to 1960
6%)
5'As
92%
42
*90
-——June-Dec!
5s 1951
of 1928
*90
dollar bonds 1970__ApriZ-Oct t
Stamped assented
Denmark
99'A
5'As
II
85
—
•mmm
94%
81
88%
77%
—
*71
77%
__
*;■;
5
•
debt
Estonia
European
97%
96%
Jan-July
Jan-July
*85
*85
and
(13th
—
80
4%s
70
73
German
June-Dec
—
*87
99
~
88
95%
89
—
70%
—
--
132
84
132
4s
69
7
69
80
3s
series)
Main
fund
dollar
dollar
1975
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
1982
6Vis
101%
98%
101% 101%
17
97%
105%
98'%
55
"93%
100%
10
97
102 7/a
54
97
99'A
91 '/a
95%
97»/a
99Vi 100
98%
ApriZ-Oct
1953
99'A
May-Nov
1973
bonds
bonds
conv
*94
May-Nov
bonds
loan
dollar bonds
dollar
103
Aprll-OcI
April-Ocf
1972
issue
Conversion
dollar
1969
103
103
107
*87%
90
83%
98%
99
98 39a
997/a
93%
100'A
90 '/a
1936—
& fund
International
5s
69
5
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
Prussian
81
on
4
Community—
(7th
debentures
f
■'
*4
Community—
(11th series) 1978
series)
1980___.
10-year bonds of
3s
*69
Steel
sinking
5Vis
3s
Steel
and
secured
s
Jan-July
J(an-July
adjustment 1973
otitis 1967
(Republic
Coal
secured
77
due
page
1960
7s
(Dept of) 3s
Czechoslovakia (State) —
5%s
Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
34%
*38'%
.—May-Nov
Mar-Sepf
-..Mar-Sepf
.
Mortgage
5«Frankfurt
June-Dec
69
*38%
May-Nov
1970
6s
(Republic of)
5'As
1978
40
*90
April-Oct
1962
1961
Jan
sinking fund
Froncier
5Vis
Jan-jury
April-Oct
.
6s
—
6Vis
of)
(Rep of)
1927
1961
6s
-
fund
1962_
5Vis gtd extl loan
104'A
43
fund
Bank 7s
1946
Copenhagen Telephone 5%s 1977
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
102
Inc—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
extl
5s
1957__April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reonced to 3.375%) 1979
April-Ocf
• External s f
6 Vis of 1927 due 1957
April-Oct
For
of
6s
101
100
Feb-Aug
1978
f
•
3s
June-Dec
debentures series B
s
Colombia
April-Oct
(u s of) external 8s 1941
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
*38%
adjustment
91%
32
99'A
(City
debt
Coal
1978
External
•
—
~~
Avril-Oct
A
—June-Dec
;
39
39
Energy Supply Schwaben—
i
ApriZ-Oct
1959____
90'%
413A
sinking
Cudinamarca
8
100% 101%
ApnZ-Oct
1955
3.5%)
4%s
Cuba
June-Dec
1950
90%
(Hukuang Ry)
§«Cologne
•
'
101% 103
101%
7s
87%
—
100% 100%
June-Dec
& Light Co
to
•
100%
96
April-Oct
f debentures
reduced
Chinese
103%
adjustment—
„
•
—
——
91
39
39
*38'%
41%
Municipal
assented 1960
98
21
——
—.
;■
*90
Consol
97%
200
101%
Mar-Sept
1958
loan
98% 100'A
101
'
91
*38%
sinking
assented
6s
Chilean
104%
:;*s
91%
*38%
*90
June-Dec
1961
•
102%
10
i
9
—
*90
May-Nov
June-Dec
6s assented 1961
105
11
28
.,
Feb-Aug
f debentures 1951
Power
t•Brazil
•
93
99'%
April-Oct
1976
4%s debentures series
-r,
10
City Electric Co—
6'As
■
96%
98%
99
1963
1957
6%s assented
Guaranteed
99'A
99%
1964__June-Dec
debt adj ser A 1970
debt adj ser B 1978
6Vis
Debt
f
6s
excernal
92'A
1017%
Feb-Aug
1977
(City of)
§•6Vis
41
94%
101'%
91'A
*38%
1957
Guaranteed
60
34
1980__Jan-July
6Vis 1945
adj (series 8) 1965
Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
5 Vis
Berlin
,48%
99'%
J an- July
(Free State)
5'As
6s
10
57%
99
June-Dec
debs
Belgium
Berlin
assented
92'%
*90
June-Deo
assented
•
Jan-July
1982 new
5Vis extl s f $ 1973
42
92'%
1993
6 Vis
•
——.
— —
Jan-July
old
42
*90
3s
•
mmw
100% 101% " ;
•
April-Ocf
Austrian Governments 4Vis
4%s
——
__
96'A
96%
92%
42 '/4
6Vis
Bank
Mortgage
91
42
*38'/a
-May-Nov
bonds
60
41%
*90
April-Ocf
1963
$
49%
413A
•
—
—
101'% 101%
April-Oct
1981
1982
4Vis
114
__
97
;7vJ
97'A
20-year
Chile
fund
84%
*381/2
___April-Ocf
,
•
93'A
101 'A
May-Nov
20-year 5Vis
•
114
95%
Mar-Sept
Berlin
106
95%
June-Dec
5s
5Vis
99%
sink
60
85'A
*381/2
1962
6s
84
86'A
82 »/s
*90
1961__Jan-July
1962
fund
?
47'A
*38%
Mar-Sepf
Sept 1961
sinking fund 6s
69
*90
Jan-July
1961—Mar-Sepf
Sept
external
6s
84'A
--
Feb-Aug
6s Jan
1961
6s
sinking
95%
82%
84 3/4
*56 3A
S
Feb-Aug
1961
Jan
assented
6s
Extl
—
95 7%
20-year 5s
Belgian
21
91%
'
15-year 4%s
15-year
95'%
June-Dec
15-year 4'As 1971
47/as
91'A
1961
assented
6s
•
June-Dec
3Vis
20-year
Austria
1
'
(Commonwealth of)—
20-year 3'/2s 1967
•
*96%
'
—
91'A
1942__May-JVop
May-No»
April-Oct
April-Ocf
1960
6s
sinking fund
External
•
Akershus
Amsterdam
fund
Feb
assented
6s
•
GOVERNMENTS
7s
1960
assented
6s
•
FOREIGN
f
•
Exchange
sinking
assented
High
86
71
s
External sinking fund 6s Feb
6s
Jan. 1
Low
No.
60
843A
s
External
•
*69
*56%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
f bonds '78-Jan-JfzZy
•
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
Telephone
Aprll-Ocf
•
Wertheim & Co.
Range Since
Sold
87
1978__Jan-July
1942
assented
Bonds
(interest
1979
25-year
§»7s
High
1951
30-yr s f bonds
of) 23As 1974
(Dominion
*77
June-Dec
1931
3.375% )
to
of)
(Dept
Friday's
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Canada
or
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
Week's Range
Low
(continued)—
5%
Foreign Securities
Last
Sale Price
bonds
1953
1953
1963
Jan-July
98%
loans—
1972
of
due
April-Oct
*98'%
—
1930—
1980
1972
Jung-Dec
106
June-Dec
*92%
106
__
104
109 Ya
Number 6199
Volume 196
.
,
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.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE'BOND RECORD (Range
In teres
*"
BOND S.
Period
Exchange
New York'Stock
«*lS
or
Sale Price
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Good
Steel & Iron Works—
1945
Hope
sf
7s
7s
6s
38
37%
(Republic of) —
(dollar bonds of
External, readjustment
1979
39%
36%
35
37
22
24
39%
22V2
117
37
External
,'y
—
4s-4V»s-4%s
Steel
Ilseder
..
—
mmmm
93%
'
93%
Westphalia
1st
debs 1977—
Feb-Aug
ext s f 4s 1977-—-.—Jan-July
Public Works
(Republic)
—
.
7%s
America
Sud
Italian
Tel—
&
Tel
93
93%
16
91%
81
81 VB
11
81
81%
mm mm
'
81%
2
,
external
101
•
United
85% '
Yokohoma
due
6s
Elec
mortgage 6s
Va
86 Va
Power
series
Corp—
Low
86%
12
81
87
7%
series
Jan-July
3s 1977—
gtd ext s f
30-year
__
Mar-Sept
1947__-_—
B
.
Public
Institute—
f 3s 1977——
—Jan-July
B
1952
-i—Jan-July
§ •Italy
(Kingdom of )
7s 1951———_-June-Dec
Jamaica (Government of) 5%s 1974_—Mar-Sept
Japan 5V2s extl s f 1974
——Jan-July
japan Development Bank 6s 1976
Mar-Sept
6s
gtd extl loan 1977
Map-Nov
Italian
ext
1954 extended
to
due
1964
1975
1954
6%s
88%
extl
•Secured
fund 6V2S
sink
(Govt)
5'As
97
—-.
10
96V2
96%
93%
94%
35
95%
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46%
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April-Oct
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1976_'___
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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Interest
Last
Period Sale Price
BONDS
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New York Stock
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Mar-Sept
1st and ref 4%s series A 1974
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series
EE
1991
June-Dec
4%s
series
FF
1992
June-Dec
4%s
series
GG
1993
June-Dec
103%
series
HH
1994
103% 103%
2
4%s
June-Dec
102
101% 102
4
99%
12
73%
2%s
debentures
debentures
1986
1985
3%s debentures 1987
3V4s
debentures
debentures
April-Oct
Afar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1978
3 V8s
1983
3%s
debentures
1981
3%s
debentures
1991
4%s
debentures
1988
F*b-Avo
World
debentures
General
5s
General
4y4s
General
series
series
B
series
mortgage 3V8s series F
General 5s series B
1974
refunding 2%s 1971—
refunding 2%s 1967
First & refunding 2%s 1974
First & refunding 2%s 1981
&
First
&
refunding
refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First &
First
&
—
2%s
4
89%
35
83%
*88
101%
1043A
100
104
101% 101%
26
8C%
84
893/4
92
98%
102%
—
102% 104%
88
73
100
111
5
88
84
88
88
101
75
Jan-July
Jan-July
April
Afar-Sept
70%
70
70%
82
68
74%
Surface
55%
55%
5
53%
60
Swift
57
63
80%
88
*88
—
100
5
96%
81
81
1
79
88%
1
85
89
94%
95%
35
92
95%
86
86
21
82%
86
79%
3y4s 1982
3%s 1983
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
79%
1
87
87
77%
101 y4
June-Dec
April-Ocf
4%s conv subord debs 1987
101
106% 106%
June-Dec
104
104
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
99
99
4
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965
Jan -July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967—_—April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
1984
Afar-Sept
%
50
88
92
92
1
97%
99%
92%
90
*71%
*98%
*97%
*—
4%s series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
3%s sink fund debentures 1986
1st
mortgage 3s 1983—
mortgage 2%s 1984_____
Proctor
&
Gamble
3%s
debs
1981-
ITor footnotes, see page 3d.
I
105
102 /a
1982—April-Ocf
April-Ocf
conv
1971—Afay-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973—Mar-Sepi
1982
—
--
1987
debentures
Jan-July
May-No®
*84%
—
—
—
9o
96%
32
99
/8
40
9^
99%
.
96 A
95/2
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106
124
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—
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91 />
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—
—
.
—
-
1979
June-Dec
June-Dec
1979
1980
.
(The) 3%s debs
debentures 1965
Orleans
1983
Jan-July
April-Ocf
Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
80
-
Q1/
79 A 79 A
80
80
92 A 93
98% 98%
—
-
—
98%
RR—
1X1
104
102 A 104
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*103%-
-
of St Louis—
93y
1091/0
1982
debs
—
b3
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112
-
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101% 105 A
0
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—
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&
General
and
first
gold
refund M
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
99%
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RR
of
58,2000—
3%s ser E
-
9U
69%
uu
b
'2
-
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Orleans
New
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3%s
7ni/fl
701/.
1974
1
104
92
Thompson
Oil
Electric
3s
92%
73%
98%
98
1st
mtge
1st
mtge
Union
4%s
4%fi
82
Oil
3'As
3%s
1971—Afay-Nov
Missouri
84 a
68
64/4
tr 2%s
1980
:
1982
2%s
debs
1986
debs
1991
•
—
„
—June-Dec
Afay-Nov
1970—June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Union Pacific RR 27/8s debentures 1976—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991_Afar-Sept
...
84
—
--
—
—
-
109
—
—
3
85 A 85 ,4
—
Afay-Nov
California
subord
—
1975_ApriZ-Oct
and coll trust 2%s
debentures
conv
inc debs
1986
1968
«Sc coll
of
A
Jan-July
April-Oct
1978—June-Dec
1986—
ol
Co
mortgage
debentures
1982
Wooldridge Inc—
Airlines 6'/2s
World
Union
95%
debs
4%s
Co, 3%s
Trans
100
96 %
Ramo
debentures
5%s
99%
96 Va
Products
Thompson
75
71%
\
8J,,.
at
88
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84 A 84 8
68 A 69
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—
--
158
1
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,
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—
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105
165-
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97
88/4
88%
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84
84%
76
77
79
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74 /2
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146
105 /a
103
125/a
10_
100
99 A
92/a
9?Z8
84 A
84%
~
1985—Jan-July
Texas
Ul4%s convL1subordC debs
United
*80
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__
__
5
95A
"i88
—
—
85%
__
__
53
30
43
382
36
31
8
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96 /2
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*91
Jan-July
May-No®
1972
impt 4s series C 2019
New
94
103 /8 103 /a
87 h 87 A
88
88%
-
73 /a
®81/
--
79
85
92%
70/2
101 A 106
100 /4 I0o A
1
__
101 /8 102
/a
nnu
ins
Afar-Sept
Afay-Nov
1966—Jan-Jvuy
1982
impt 2% series D 1965
&
2
lo
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111
112/s
104% 105 A
r94%
103
97 /2
85
79
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—
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—
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Jan-July
1983
4%s
2
/a
95
Bb
7
95
97 /2
—
—
—
88/2
n
103% 103
104 /4 105
—
98% 102
v
—
®8/®
nnl/
__
44
72 /2
59 /a
111/4
and
3s
160
51
—
-
73
Afay-Nov
Mar-Sepf
72 /a
1990-ApriZ-Oct
.
Jan-July
8b /4
--
June-Dec
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
ApriZ-Oct
8?5/
100% 101%
93% 95
„
—
April-Ocf
and
Company
I38
n1
1984
4%s
notes
Assn
Corp
—
—
series C
89%
Potomac Electric Power Co—
1st
RR
—
57
eeries B 1970 ,_ApriZ-Oct
102%
June-Dec
1st
77 Va
230 A
60
—
refund M 3%s
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
5s series C 1974_
87%
78%
181
56
56
refund M 3y4s
90
98
74%
—
and
101%
87
—
101
81%
74%
—
—
and
123%
98%
92%
5
12
—
1985
Refund
First
92%
100%
-
—
First
106
99%
*99
82
14
-
—
debs
debs
senior notes
Tidewater
99%
86%
90
98
104
96%
9d%
102
135%
80%
83%
__
—
First
73%
*75
99
106%
82 A
Corp—
notes
Texas
104%
5
3
10
213
Inc—
(James)
Texas
107
459
—
93%
1Q2%
104
—.
—
90
101 k
84 A 84 /4
78J/4, 78%
*78
—
—
—
1977—May-No®
1973—
subord
Texas
87
■
—
104%
*100%-
104%
5
104
104%
82%
104% 16(74
103
10o%
75
9jl
87% 89%
102
100%
I.
1986
Refund
-
84%
16
109% 110%
—
debs
debentures
Wayne
senior
5%%
95
88V® ,8 /8
?
6
55
104%
80
88/®
Inc
capital conv
Terminal
86 Va
'
99%
104%
110
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
101
2
104
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4y2s ser I 1963-Feb-Auy
1964_Afay-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
92%
5s
80%
1
103% 103%
101'A
101%
93V2
3%s debs 1981
1st mtge 6s 1971
Co
2%s
Co
conv
Talcott
83%
5
Mar-Sept
Afay-Nov
92%
76
80
90
—Afar-Sept
debentures
27/8s
debentures
5 %s
V83%
*83%
—
—
104%
101
80%
*85
87
104%
''75
*89Va
104%
89
100%
°98%
103
82%
104V2
_—Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
:
debs
4%s
Oil
Corp
Symington
84
88%
95%
2%s
94%
Inc—
subord
Transit
&
.
44
1°4
1°3
„OI/
E
3%s
37/bs
Camp
Superior Oil
4%s
100
*80%
3 Vis
1985
60%
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Auy
ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
Jan-July
—Jan-July
June-Dec
1973_June-Dec
A 1977
1974
Chemical
DX
Oil
Sunray
Sunray
1
104f/
106% 106%
—
—
Afay-Nov
(Ohio)
Co
conv
100%
__
88
87/2 87/a
100
105
__
7
debentures 2%s
(N J)
Oil
Stokely-Van
98
81
Oil
Stauffer
97%
*57
1994
conv
1983
debentures
68
85 %
165
102
I8
—
15
*86%
1°4
Afay-Nov
*—Jan-July
——Jan-July
1983
debentures
15
—
94]/o 941/a
—
April-Ocf
1970
4%s
California
of
75
—
103% 103%
—
Feb-Au<?
2%s
(Indiana*
70%
"87
103%
Jah-Jnly
subord
Oil
69%
100% 101
1963
1983
conv
Oil
4%,s
99% 100 %
104
97
~
Co—
Tell
Bell
5s
debentures
%s
111
8
—•
Telegraph Co—
27/0s series
Slandard
4
—
—
J an-July
Co
Standard
70 %
Pillsbury Co 4%s s f debs 1986
Jun-Dec
Pillsbwry Mills Inc 3y8s s f debs 1972—
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
gen
Inc
5 'As
,
109
112
*98% —
112
June-Dec
1983_Feb-Auy
1979
5s
mtge 3%s ser
RR
debentures
Standard
Feb-Aug
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
1st
3 %s
Spiegel
—
June-Dec
;
1986
Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s
Standard
104
1st
Pacific
Southwestern
84
89%
85%
7
79
84%
86
84
90
New
78%
75
*87%
June-Dec
1978
refunding 4%s 1987
refunding 3%s 1988
series A
80%
88%
100%
100%
May-No®
May-No®
First & refunding 4%s 1986
First & refunding 5s 1989-
3%s
78%
79%
80%
88%
June-Dec
&
First
*78'A
99%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
gold 4%s series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
&
77%
12
80%
92
1976
(Oregon Lines)
mortgage
June-Dec
1981—
General
First
107%
85
69
—
1971
1981
ApriZ-Oct
1968
D
1985
Ry income 4s 1990
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
First
77%
June-Dec
1965
A
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
Eastern
&
1033/4
103%
88 ^
,
*88%
debs 1979
1982.
conv
Ry 2%s-4%s
4%s
2%s
mortgage 4y4s series E 1984
General
Peoria
100
32
60
86%
—
Jan-July
First, mortgage 2%s series F 1996——Jan-July
First mtge 5%s series series H 1983
April-Ocf
Smithern Ry first consoL gold. 5s 1994
Jan-July
1st
mtge coll tr 4%s 1988
Feb-Auy
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996__—:—Jan-July
Airways—
4%s conv subord debentures 1979—
4y2s
10
105%
90
—
.
1969.
First
1964—June-Dec
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
General
95%
105
103% 104
May-No®
Feb-Aup
Pacific Western Oil 3V2s
Pan American
June-Dec
91
103% 103%
105%
April-Ocf
.
6
66%
--
64%
I88,,
—
82
debs
debentures
Gas
San Fran Term
80
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s
95
64%
74
74
73
80%
Co—;i'-V
4%s
Southern
102
94%
73
88Va
1977—
f
debentures
Gold
104%
66%
73
*69%
California Edison Co—
Gold
83%
100
68
65
_!
70
78%
1985
convertible
First 4%s
85%
70
66
—
1987
Indiana
83%
70
26
20
71
70
Jan-July
s
Southern Bell Telephone &
3s debentures 1979
2%s
88
64
65
__
64
—
1966
Marchant—5%s
<27/8s
88
58%
—
__
*65
95%
133
97%,<111
—
—
South & North Alabama RR
86%
80
*88
*60
—
100%
•
—
Feb-Aug
:
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2%s
81%
82
87
104%
June-Dec
1989
8
*86
*83%
*
5
2%s
100
91%
__
65
31
—.
1980——Jan-JuZy
debs
4%s conv debs
debentures 1965
83%
»
78%
June-Dec
.
78%
—_
85%
83%
76%
——
84
83%
:
92%
88%
——
■'V
87
83%
June-Dec
3%s
81%
85%
June-Dec
3 y86
—-
.
9
Oil
100
__
__
debentures
2%s
132%
*!85%
Afay-Nov
Mar-Sept
Corp
Smith-Corona
93
89'A
K
series
J
Skelly
98
96
92
series
3s
3s
V
2
88
series
3s
*
97%
91%
3s
,y
Oil
Sinclair
1966
I
Oil
Union
109
*83
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Oil Co 4%s debs 1986
Co—
'
—
Shell
Pacific
88
85
194
~
j,
Co
97%
53
101%
90%
April-Ocf
1980
5%s
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s
127
15
3
105 %
1968__June-Dec
4s
1971—
B
1972
&
100%
95%
43
97%
87%
9
__
'
1977
1982
84
93
89
31
103
102
—
Mar-Nov
•
1974
subordinated
5s
93%
81 %
4
—
Acceptance Corp—
4%s
103%
120y2
7
■
1989—
cons
Sons
&
debentures
86%
84%
79
90%
Co—
Co
4%s
91
87
__
110%
*l00y2
__
1st
debentures
(Jos
77
83%
3s
Jan-July
May-No®
■
New
Finance
85%
__
•
May-No®
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
RR
4
__
,
Mar-Sepf
——
A
mortgage 3s series B
77
__
series
Depot 3%s
Seaboard
1988—June-Dec
debs
Paper Co 4%s conv 1978
80%
1
Duluth
&
Seaboard
__
'
,
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No®
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures
1971
Afar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
79%
78 %
__
Paul
Scioto V
89 y4
81%
__
St
Co)
Afar-Sept
:
5y2s
Chemical
88 %
*
__
Feb-Aug
June-Deo
Afay-Nov
Afar-Sept
June-Dec
June-Dec
mortgage
Mathieson
Oil
88
1980
Louis-Southwestern Ry —
4s
bond certificates
Second 4s inc bond
76%
78%
84
93%
__
—
.
Ry Co—
series B
4s
165
86%
*92
108% 110%
—
__
mtge
First
*
Co—
2%s 1975
1st mortgage 3s 1979
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
1st
mortgage 3%s 1982
Olin
__
—
108%
66%
St
171
78%
Francisco
St
3%s
Mar-Sepf
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
April-Ocf
1st
1996—
6s
108
159
__
1st
102y4
111
Mar-Sept
3%s series J 1969
Afar-Sept
conv
debs
1977—Jan-July
conv debentures 1977__June-Dec
Adirond'k
gold
105
Corp—
5%s
6%s
.
mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
•Second mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022———May
81
99%
II
659
—
—
117%
■
96%
93%
__
.
—•
1977
D
Louis-San
•5s
II
132% 137V2
—
1975
■
98Va 101
p
__
__
43
1983—ApriZ-Oct
Jan. 1
Low
High
293
*84
92% 92%
103% 103%
*97% 98%
43
44
101% 101 %
89% 89%
*85%
116% 118%*
—
1st
*80
136%
debs 1979
Jan-July
Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
conv
April-Ocf
mortgage
Aircraft
Second
104
78%
serial
Electric
&
St Lawrence &
106
103
~
Afar-Sept
4%s 1987
mortgage
1st mortgage
*102% 104
__
i
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
gg
June-Deo
Feb-Aup
Gas
RoyalMcBee
100%
96%
gn/2
_____
ApriZ-Oct
1991
3%s 1983-April-Ocf
Range Since
No.
''*
__
84
93%
—
Manufacturing. 3%s debs
Oil Corp 4%s conv debs
General
Rohr
83
78
"
100%
*95
__
82%
82
__
*97
__
85%
~~
*82%
__
Mar-Sepf
81 %
g2%
_
Feb-Aup
June-Dec
April-Ocf
Bonds
Sold
997/s
95%
107
165
*86%
84
June-Dec
1972_
Richfield
817/s
2
—
4%s
feb*ntures
1977
Afar-Sept
Oats 2%s debentures 1964
Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995-Afay-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973April-Ocf
95
99%
*94
*104
*161
—
Quaker
93%
81 %
85%
8s 2037—June-Dec ;
mortgage 3s 1972—Afay-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
mortgage
First and refunding mortgage
debentures 1975
4%s
85y4
99%
May-No®
—
mortgage 3%s 1968_Jan-JnZy
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
3%s
90
*82
__
Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1977
mtge
debentures
92 y8
95
1963
and
3%s
60
56
debentures
refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
99%
1
__
3s
First
98%
5
5
*101%
__
89%
91%
__
__
Week's Range
or Friday's " Bid & Asked
Low
High
Public service Electric & Gas Co—
80
88%
87%
__
__
__
102% 102%
__
88%
__
Friday
Interest
Last
Period Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
High
80
__
__
102 % 103%
__
_„
91%
4%s
(Wise)
1st
*93 y2
56 y2
mortgage
Northrop
*90%
__
Feb-Aug
Aprll-Oci
1st
1st
*92%
__
__
High
Monday, October 1, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended September 28)
1
BONDS
'
:
Rochester
1st mortgage
1st mortgage 5s
*82
Range Since
Jan. 1
Bonds
Sold
Co—
Power
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974
First mortgage 2%s 1975
First
*89%
__
Jan-July
Aprll-Ocf
Refunding & Improve 4V2s ser A 2047
Coll
__
Quar-Feb
2047—:
1
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
-
.
.
79
93
97%
3%s
Biscuit
Co
debentures
of
1985
America
1977
2%s
June-Dec
1966—ApriZ-Oct
Afar-Sept
II4
—
—
Continued
89 /4
on
page
j^/a
au
35
Number 6199
196
Volume
.
.
(1371)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
31
——
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, Sept. 24,
In the
on
It is compiled by the report of the American
ending Friday, Sept. 28.
and
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
2
1
IVB
700
2
————250
Class a common—
5,200
-
May
^
v
Shares
l3/4
900
1,000 -
li
12%
10c
Aero-Plow Dynamics
Inc—
1
Aerojet-General Corp_———1
Aeronca
Manufacturing Co
1
Aerosol Techniques Inc
:
10c
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
*
12%
12%
13%
9,500
10
4
3
2%
ll'A
11'A
1,600
52'%
20,900
3% May
12'A
2,400
9
/ Jun
"iVa
IVb
"4'A
Jan
Jan
8
15 Va
.
May
17
13'A July
1
4%
873/8 Mar
41'% May
3,500
4
4
;
Jan
Jan
20c
1%
6% Mar
13'% May
Alabama
Alan
Steel
Wood
5%
90'%
preferred
Co
90
preferred—100
4.20%
Power
86'%
Jan
91
Sep
3,400
12'%
Sep
30%
.
64
Sep
82
133/a
65
"3V2
1
-
200
3%
3'%
33/a
1,300
Algemene Kunstzide n v—
American deposit rets American shs—
All American Engineering Co
10c
5'A
5'A
53A
1,400
1
3'%
3%
3i%
11,100
All-State
Properties Inc—
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
49
Control
Allied
Paper
Co
Alsco
Inc
73A
100
7% Aug
3'%
3'A
800
2% May
6%
Feb
July
14 %
9%
8%
5,400
8% Jun
17 % Mar
63A
73/8
1,700
Jan
63A
3,300
11%
Feb
2
3,700
5% May
6
May
1% Aug
17%
6'%
6%
-
82'A
63A
Ambassador Oil Corp
—1
American Beverage <^rp—.r—1
American Book Co
-20
American
Business
American
Electronics
Systems
Inc
American Israeli Paper
Seal-Kap
American
Thread
American
Chemical
Corp_
Film
Co
.
Industries Inc
r,
Appalachian Power Co 4 va% pfd—-100
Apollo
Inc
Argus
24'a
250
24
11 '/o
11%
800
11 %
13%
3
Jan
36
Jan
7% May
Jan
13%
14
"
12
700
'
2%
2%
11'%
HV2
38%
42
28 %
28%
:
3,100
11%
39 Va
-
28%
500
22 va
3%
1,800
9
3,700
;
Sep '■/:
May
17%
•;
"19%
10
Jun
4%
preferred
Bruck
cl a corn—30c
Mills
———30c
Ltd
class b_.
6%
&
Butler's
bvd
23'%
23'%
233/4
700
21
21
23'A
3,000
7%
800
73/a
7%
29% Mar
29 'a Mar
17% May
7
May
Mar
8
2'a
11 Va
12
14
143/4
6'%
3%
Sep
5
3,900
Jun
Jun
15'a
Feb
Sep
13 Vb July
.....9
2.50
Company
12% May
200
Apr
19
Jan
10% Mar
May
7'a Jun
11% Mar
10 Va
10'%
100
93/4
5'%
53%
53/4
800
5
9
8'%
9'A
2,700
10
1
11 %
2,400
11
Jan
Ltd—
dep rets ord shares—3c 6d
Inc
25c
Vo
ft
43%
4'%
800
1 %
43%
•
l3/a
100
p)
1
1
Inc
Son
&
Corp
Inc
9'%
9'%
93/4
133/4
14%
83/4 Mar
3%
1% July
9'% Sep
2,100
14'A
13,400
83%
Jan
'a
% May
3% July
7,400
%
1
(j
Shoe
Co
Jan
11%
Co.
Burroughs
Jan
15'%
_5'%
Inc
(The)
Mines
American
10%
8'a May
21'a Jun
—50c
preferred
Industries
Burnell
3% May
"i'%
serial preferred
Burma
Sep
2,200
12,600
5}ii
—*
•
—
Bunker Hill
53/8
3%
10%
5'%
•
Plan-
Common
Buell
May
3'%
93/4
5%
3'%
62%o
Finance
Budget
10
—.........
—.
b s f Company
3
•7%
Feb
Feb'
Feb
Apr
4 va Mar
12%
Jun
Sep
Feb
34
Jun
Aug
Cabol
18 a
Feb
Jan
Feb
16
Jun
Mar
6%
;
18%
Jun
Jan
Feb
Power
preferred
>
-Class
-
Canada
94%
96%
310
92% July
13 V4
12
133/4
8,000
25%
25%
26%
31,700
20
20
22'A
2,400
253A
61
51%
51%
100
57%
58
100
56
34 'a
34%
150
333a July
10'A
11%
15,400
8% Aug
3
3i'e
14,400
3
5
5Va
1,200
5
Sep
Sep
5
May
"33/4
32,800
2'%
Jun
33/8
*
5
♦
,
Husky Oil Ltd
Canadian
Industrial
43
Mar
Canadian
103
Jun
Canadian Marconi
Feb
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
39%
LI
Ltd—
Javelin
1
Ltd
Gas
~3%
33A
59'% May
Feb
40
.13%
Sep:
7'a
Jan
9%
Jan
5% May
Feb
31
Jun
4'a
Jan
7%
18 £
ih '
8
400
73/4
Sep
8
13
18
7,700
3/4
Jun
1% Mar
H
"
U
21,400
%'
Jun
1a
'
73/4
"
7 Va
j
5ft
7Va
7%
7'A
8 Vb
12,400
33A
2,800
700
3%
33/4
10 Vb
10
718
Feb
May
10%
Apr
14'/a
Feb
Feb
4'a May
3,300
"•
Sep
Feb
5% May
85,500
710
7'%
_2.50
—-—•
1
partic pfd—.10
Jan
Mar
22
Co
Feb
49'%
.
1
Ltd—
Ltd
Co
Mar
Sep
96% May
17
Jun
—
250
Machines Inc
' Cement
98
i
64'% May
52'% Mar
4,700
63'%
5
27
7'% May
Mar
21%
62'%
Inc—
Records
Canadian
95
Sep
May
21%
a———__--10c
Bread
Jan
27%
26% Mar
a May
1
21%
*
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__1
c anadian Dredge & Dock co————f
Canadian Export Gas & oil
16%c
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
_10c
Canada
4 'a
173/b May
63'%
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd..—1
Campbell
4,200
6,500
1
Insurance
Fire
Cameo-Parkway
23
17
common
preferred
Camden
lft
25'/4
li'o
1%
23 %
50
50
———50
Electric
$2.50 preferred
6%
*
•
Ltd
Enterprises
$3.00
Jan
79
May
32%
4 Va
-34%
2% May
9
500
21,300
-•
25c
10
Class b common—
18'/a Mar
.v
Sep
5%
warrants—
Co
&
4% Feb
pfd_100
4.72%
Arkansas Power & Light
f4
..£1
.
Company
Brown Forman Distillers
6 Va Mar
4% July
-7%
43,200
9,800
4% Sep
10% Jun
1,500
2.50
Co
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Armour
6.300
-3,700
11 vb
j
Brown
California
_50c
——
Amer dep rets ord reg
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
Feb
:
7%
Feb
Feb
45 Va
24
,
Mar
393a
Feb
2'%
10s
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
4%
3
Jun
Aug
Feb
Jan
,4%
3
30%
20 %
8%
Jan
24
——1
——5
Anthony Pools Inc
21
8%
3%
12%-
4%
~2%
35
34'%
203/4
;
20 3/4
25
150
34'%
«...
Sep
Apr
17 Va
4%
4%
1
20c
—1
Angostura-Wupperman
14% May
73/8 July
May
200
Products———2
Andrea Radio Corp_i_.
-—
1
Anglo American Exploration Ltd—4.75
Angio-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'a' shs_3.45
Jan
14% July
2% May
33 % Jun
35%
Post
6%
13,600
2
35 Va
-5
9,300
Jan
35 Va
Writing Paper
9%
Jan
900
•
8%
Jan
4%
16
Feb
4
18,300
12
21
Sep
153/4
1
3%
4%
Sep
2'%
v
15%
7%
2 '%
12
45
19%
27,500
10s
*
16%
2%
1
2 6'a May
100
23A
3,900
May
21/4
5
800
19'%
2'%
28
6,400
2'%
2
2
39'%
19'%
.27%
May
'/a
5%
Feb
27%
3
3'a
Corp of Del
preferred-:
American
Jan
23%
...*
6
12.50
Manufacturing co—
American Petrofina Inc. class a
Ansul
3,000
2
65%
43% Jun
600
4
2'A
£1
&
,7
•
3%
7% Aug
8% Mar
4%
450
47
6V2
~3%
6'%
50c
American
Chemical
600
453A
...
25c
American shares
Anken
4% May
Jun
5,800
41/2
85'/a May
Mills Ltd—
American marc Inc
Anchor
63/4
.
4'A
Jan
78'/a
200
•
Inc—.—*
1
Aluminum-.
American-Internatl
823A
6'%
•
4'A
Jan
v.jan
6
i
Ltd—•
British Petroleum Co
Feb
9%
2
2
$3.75 pfd-100
of America
■c"'
118 May
25% May
Columbia Power
6O0 convertible
Jan
8%
—
Co
Aluminum
500
1% May
1% Jun
2 Va
dep rets ord bearer:
dep rets ord registered
Amer
Jan
Jun
5
800
Jan
6 3A
—1
Corp
7
6%
Inc—————10c
Rainwear
Almar
9% Mar
8 %
3
Corp
Alloys Unlimited
»
2'A
American Oil Co—..
British
Mar
6%
73/4
6%
19'%
British American Tobacco—
Feb
9
Jun
3'/a
50c
Inc
Jan
9
3% May
4,500
10
convertible preferred
5va%
3%
Aug
8%
Jun
7%
£1v»
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common__l
Allied
5'A
4%
54
3% May
5,700
Jan
6 Va Mar
Jun
July
3
*
5
1—1
class a
Alliance Tire & Rubber
5
45/a
4%
15%
——1
Britalta Petroleums Ltd—
British
5,400
High
Jun
38
«...
9
Corp41 _.:l—.
—a—.——1
Bridgeport Gas Co—...a—
Brillo Manufacturing Co—
——1
4'/a
11'% May
400
Jan
12'%
123/4
—...——100
—
Alaska Airlines Inc
50
64
10
common
500
1
-
8,800
"
2
1%
1
i
w
Breeze
Amer
16%
16
common
13%
>. 2'/a
2
-
Low
7%
7
2 3/8
Airport Parking Corp of America—
class a.
Works Inc_
Foote Gear
New
24'% Mar
33/4
3,900
year.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13'%
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord-—*
.
"••A
2
Brandywine Raceway Assn
Feb
17%
Jun
4'A
47%
47%
7'A
1
10c
133%
Jun
2%
—1.50
Inc
Brad
Jan
3% May
Feb
Sep
Jun
12
Week's
Low
Bowling Corp of America
15%
whether
Sales
for Week
Bourjois
23/4 Mar
-•
4% May
2,000
1%
1%
1%
12
Admiral Plastics Corp
Investment & Discount Inc
5'%
5
5
,
1
10
Inc
Precision Products
Acme Wire Co
i
Range
of Prices
Borne Chemical Co inc.—
Jan
3
May
security
every
occurred during the current
Last
Par
& Construction Corp
Acme Missiles
Acme
2
include
to
Sale Price
High
Low
1
1
10c
Mfg Corp
Acme-Hamilton
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2
Gorp class a__—1
Aberdeen Petroleum
intended
is
stocks
Shares
Low
and
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Sale Price
Par
itself
bond in which any dealings have
or
Friday
stocks
Aid
Exchange
stock
Range for Week Ending Sept. 28.
Sales
Week's
Friday
Stock
6
6'a
3'% May
Jun
13% Mar
93a
-
1
%
13,600
is
Sep
3
Jan
2'%
■;
2'/a
2%
100
2 Va
Aug
3%
Jan
Canadianwide
Arrow Electronics Inc
4
1
23/4
f
2'%
23A
300
2 'A May
5%
Feb
Canadian Williston Minerals
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
40c
%
—*
4'A
Arnold Altex Aluminum
Co com—-
convertible preferred
35c
.
•
!
••
£1
deposit rets regular
Associated
Laundries
America
of
Astrex
Atco
33'%c
Industrial Products—10c
33/8
'9
•—4.
Corp_—
Consolidated
Automatic
Automatic
Steel Products
non-cum
Avien Inc
preferred
.
Jun
28%
6 Va
Jun
14
3%
4,300
:
9
900
7%
3V* May
Jan
Jan
Mar
56 %
19
33% Mar
6'%
2,400
Feb
11,500
5'A May
% Aug
9%
18
1%
Jan
12%
Jun
Jan
2,600
9%
Jun
18%
Jan
1 Va
9,100
%
Jun
3%
Jan
11
12%
7,500
:8
13
12%
13'%
2,300
85/a May
5
55%
1,600
45/a
45%
100
5
Sep
3% Jun
53%
5%
300
43/4
53%
1
23%
May
Jan
15% May
12% Jan
7 '
Feb
6%
Sep
Feb
5%
6%
1,700
33/4
jun
13%
12%
13'%
700
12%
36
36
100
36
Sep
Sep
57%
Jan
26 Va Mar
Jan
b
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class a
.Industries
Baker
preferred
.
Industries
Banner
5%
600
?%
Jun
11%
2,400
8%
Jun
3%
3%
500
3%
Jun
10,300
!a
Jun
Feb
10 % May
7'A Sep
lc
3%
12
%
;■
1
Inc
10c
Construction
BarChris
10
Jun
10%
5
/
50c
Ltd
Oil
5 V*
50c
2%
2%
3
—_10c
7%
7%
8%
2,800
18%
18%
21%
5,100
11
11
11%
2,100
10
1
11%
11%
11%
600
10
1%
13,500
1%
10,800
1
13%
900
12
1%
13% May
1
5%
May
1
9
14
4%
4%
4%
3,500
4% May
23,700
(a
& Co
m)
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster
Corp
50c
Bayview Oil Corp—
Bearines
Beck
(a s)
Maine
Power
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Corporation
Bell
Telephone of Canada
Instrument Corp
Clausner Hosiery
Clayton & Lambert
Jan
Clopay Corporation
Club Aluminum Products
Feb
Photo
Coastal
16%
Jan
Cohu
35%
Feb
19 %
Jan
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
187/«
Feb
Commercial
Corp
9
1,800
4%
2,000
3%
Sep
44%
43%
Jun
1
45%
1,600
4%
5%
5,500
3% May
11%
Feb
8%
81/4
8%
1,900
6 % May
10%
Feb
61/4
7
4,900
5%
~8%
8%
9%
1,200
6
2%
500
2%
1
23
23
3%
21/8
23
/
100
3%
-
4%
2,100
2%
2%
500
2%
20Va
Jun
Jun
a
—
_10c
7%
•7%
7%
15,600
5% May
4% May
6%
6%
6%
1,100
*
201/4
20%
21%
3,000
20 %
Sep
89%
89%
30
89%
Sep
'% %-
Sep
30'a .Feb
'-*• .'5% ■ Jan
3%
Jan
Building Industries Inc—
1
5
Jan
3%
May
Bohack
..
Feb
14%
Sep
3% May
2
14%
May
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
.
Jan
7% July
55% Jan
5%
4
Corp
Bloomfield
Apr
45v4
3
Birdsboro
Jan
22
8% Aug
3%
*
Blauner's
Class
8%
Jan
1%
15%
Jun
3%
1
(The)__
Bickford's Inc
2%
Jun
May
8%
1
(h c)
prior
Co common
preferred
For footnotes, see page 35.
100
Co
Colonial Corp of America
1
Inc
3%
300
3'/4
10%
11
1
Caribbean
11
,
9
43%
102
Mar
Apr
Jan
May
Electronics
Oils
Inc
Connelly Containers Inc
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Consolidaftia
10c
Feb
%
6,800
3/4 May
470
69'% Aug
13
1,100
Jan
1'%
v
Jan
May
75
86'% May
May
24%
Feb
16'/b
350
25'%
Jun
33
450
30
Jun
42
32
323a
6% May
3% May
15
Jan
7
Jan
1u
Feb
6%
6'%
200
4%
7,300
6%
!
6 3/4
3%
6 Va
200
18
"5%
%
22 3/4
l3/8
6
5%
5%
800
700
jun
7/u May
43% May
10 %
Jun
13%
13
14'a
11,900
14'/4
14'a
15'%
67,500
9 Va May
16% V
16 vb
17'a
2,900
12'% May
17% v
5'%
10 v4
163a
17%
5'%
53/4
10 Va
10'a
2,900
25'%
Sep
1%
•
Jan
93/b
Apr
233a Mar
203% Mar
34%
Feb
19'%
Apr
5'% May
8
Jan
93/4 Aug
'18%
133%
10,700
1,000
v,
a
13% Mar
7% Sep
:v. 19% May
7,100
Mar
Feb
9'% Feb
Jun
u
£
6,200
23
l'a
1%
;
5'a
200
8%
8%
22%
■
Jun
Feb
7'a :
5
7%
5,200
6'a May
15% Mar
5
71/4
5'a
3,500
4% May
10'a
10%
10%
100
10%
Sep
12'a
12'a
100
11
Jun
Feb
5%
3vb
2,200
3%
100
3
%
21,500
% mas
4%
43/a
3'% May
10%
3
:
Jun
jan
Jan
14
20
3
3%
Feb
4% Mar
Jan
1
Feb
18
19
5,900
5,000
14% May
38%
14%
2,900
13 Va May
20%
Jan
14%
15
43a
43a
600
8%
Jan
4%
4'% May
4,300
13/a
Jan
1%
1%
3%
1'%
33%
35%
500
8'a
73a
8%
2,700
4%
4'a
4%
7,000
4%
4%
600
34
"5%
53a
6
Va
18%
18
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
New
Feb
6%
26'/h
18'/4
Pacific Ltd
1
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc.
20c
Consolidated Royalty Oil
*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
10c
Construction Products class a
1
-Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Connector Corp cl a—__50c
Continental Materials Corp—.
—10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp-lOc
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
15
Cooper-Jarrett Inc—
1
Consolidated
Sep
33/b May
2,500
Apr
25%
50c
50c
Jan
1
7%
15%
15'a
4'/4
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Mar
111
32
15% '
1
!
Feb
Jan
114'%
26
& Minerals—Is
Metals Co
Jan
4'%
Apr
Jun
83
10
4
1
*
1
5
%
103/8
Feb
34'%
Sep
75'% May
Jan
53%
71
21%
104
600
Apr
12'% July
Jun
3%
3/4
70 3/4
;
11
3%
3%
90
1,600
%
%
;
3 Va
2,300
79
105%
104
22 v4
Jun
7'a
125
-76
Jun
10'a May
25'% Aug
4,400
Jan
Jan
25c
Inc
Berkshire Frocks Inc
Bethlehem
%
....
Manufacturing
9%
50c
Belock
Co
12%
—
Co
Jan
Jan
12%
Sep
1
Corp
Watch
13%
15%
29 'a
1
1
1
Clark Controller Co
May
7
14 Va
28%
3.50%
May
2 %
*
Shoe Corp
Electronic
Berkey
1
*
Bell
Benrus
-1
1 %
25c
Inc
—
pref—100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
100
Central Securities Corp common
1
$1.40 series b convertible preferred-*
$1.50 convertible preferred
—*
Century Electric Co
—
10
Century Geophysical Corp——
1
Chamberlin Co of America
2.50
charter Oil Co Ltd——————1'
Cherry-Burrell Corp —
—
5
Chicago Rivet & Machine-.:
2
Chief Consolidated Mining—
1
Christiana Oil Corp
1
Chromalloy Corp .——
——.10c
Cinerama Inc
lc
Circuit Foil Corp
25c
c k p Development Ltd
*
Clark Cable Corp
10c
Central
'
Bargain Town usa Inc
Barnes
Engineering Co
.
Central Hadley Corp
Clary
——*
Securities Corp
Baldwin
200
10%
50c
Common
Banff
11,400
7%
6%
7'A
Chemical—
Baldwin-Montrose
Convertible
7%
7%
7
1
—1
Inc
15
'a
15
8,700
29 'a
Feb
1%
%
1 ?
10
1
Co
Castle
18 May
11%
w)
Catalin Corp of America
600
18
(j
9%
7% Jan.
% jan
May
4
//
1,500
16
8%
5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred—"
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets b ord_2s Cd
Carter
1,200
10
15%
"9
a.
Sep
3,160
v."
Kennedy Inc
Jan
12,200
•; /
&
Co
9
IS
%
Baxter
Carnation
5%
Aug
42% Sep
24%
6
1
:—5
1
Cities
Broadcasting
Products
City
2 Va May
433A
v,:
.—50c
Corp
International
8
«
%
10c
Corp
6Va
,
2% July
Jun
423A
5
—3
Corp__
Collieries
Ayrshire
1,400
6,300
May
1 %
22%
-
1
com
*
Industrial
Avis
Inc
29,800
9%
3
n'%
————vl
Co Inc.
—1
Corp
Radio: Mfg
53/8
9'A
8%
113A
10c
Inc
Plastics
Non-voting
Carey
800
'•
3%
;
'
}S
1
Centers Inc
Devices
Jan
1,300
1%
8'%
6
———10 pesos
1
Audio
4%
3'A
5
;
&
Mining
Corp
Atlas
Aurora
Capital
Capital
i8
....
1
5p
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas General Industries Inc
Sewing
Jan
23'A
*
——
Research
Development
4is
8'%
5'%
8 3%
Corp
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar
Atlas
3'%
;
8 3%
Financial
Canaveral
1
Canal-Randolph Corp
Sep
3 V* May
—
—
1%
lc
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantic
1 i'g Mar
5
% May
2,200
a
a
100
4va
4va
1
6c
Properties Ltd-
4'A Sep
15,400
43/8
'
3%
—w—10c
Labs
Inc
Chemical
Atico
__
1
Associated Oil & Gas co—
Testing
3/4
4'A
——
—_1
Food Stores Inc
Associated
Associated
—
4
1
Industries—
Electric
American
Inc
Services
Babv
Associated
Associated
10
a
Sep
Jun
28
44'%
Sep
17'a Mar
4'a
Sep
Jun
12%
4'a
6
8,100
200
17'a July
% Jun
24 Va
2,100
3%
♦ft-
13,500
2% May
8%
900
7'a May
11%
8
l'/8
1
1%
44,800
2
2
2'/a
1,400
6%
8 '%
1,500
5%
51/4
300
~7'a
7%
7
%
%
2,100
1
13,200
5%
53%
5%
20 vb
20'%
400
5%
2,800
5'%
Jun
53/4 May
July
5
5 'a May
2,200
20%
5
ii
%
Sep
Jan
Jan
1
8%
1% May
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
3% May
3%
'
Jan
73/4
5%
6%
Jan
Jail
Feb
1% Aug
4%
Jan
10% Mar
6v4
Feb
Feb
16
2 a
Jan
May
11%
Feb
19 'a May
25%
Jan
5
4%
Jun
n
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
October
Monday,
.
1, 1&62
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 28)
Friday
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
ci A voting—*
*
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd
Class B non-voting
Coro Inc
«
Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
St
Cott
Beverage. Corp—.
Cott
Bottling Co of New
Courtaulds
of Priceo
*
---
—.1.50
England
1
Range Since Jan. 1
15
8
8%
"5%
~6y8
3,300
17%
17%
500
6%
22%
Feb
21
Jan
5
9%
May
Corp,
J
A
~7%
"I ¥2
33%
"7%
"1%
33%
1%
34%
6,600
Feb
7%
6% July
2% Jan
30
i
43
May
United
Crose
-6%
Feb
dep rets ord
American
v
General
Drug
25c
10c
*
Co
Crystal Oil St Land Co
Corporation
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A__—*
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
Cubic
Class
B
13
2%
"
13%
Jun
5%
Jan
General
200
5% May
> 8%
Jan
2%
7'At
5%
7%
6,900
9%
10%
10.200
17 y2
Jan
5%
Jan
>
5
Plywood
Corporation.
12
11%
'•
-
>
$4.60 preferred
Giannini
Controls
May
16
Mar
Gilbert
15% Mar
1
Day
C)
(A
Gilchrist
Industries
Defiance
Dejay
Inc
1,000
700
5%
5%
5%
1,900
5%
10o
35
53/8
5 A
5A
2,400
5
29%
29%
100
28%
cl a com—20c
cl B
1
11 ¥4
11 ¥4
11 ¥4
400
10
8%
Manufacturing
St
Products
Industrial
Detroit
Ltd
Oils
Devon-Palmer
Dialight Corp
2%
2%
Co—i
CO
is y8
18%
1
:.
Engineering Co Inc 1
Gilbert's Quality Supermkts com—lOo
7% 1st preferred
.
10
class
8% May
5% Jun
7%
7%
8%
11,100
3% Jun
12%
A
3%
2
1%
2%
2,100
2¥8
2¥s
2%
500
Dominion
Steel &
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Coal ord stock
Chemical
Textile
&
7.50
32.50
1
preferred
Dorsey (The) Corp
$2
Draper
12%
42%'
6%
400
10%
Jun
8,700
5%
Jun
1,100
12%
Jun
12%
Jun
23% Feb
31% Mar
14%
Sep
15 ¥s
27%
Jun
Harris
35
13%
15%
17 y8
43
Jun
4
JUly
Jan
17 V4 Mar
15 ¥2
Inc
5
Gulf &
1,800
'.9%
1,000
\
;
3%
17%. Feo
3% Jun
'
2%
46.^0
9,900
2
6%
1,500
3%
11
3
1,400
-
12
900
12
36%
200
*
2,100
1/8
14%
.14%
Jan
Mar
,5% Jan
Jun
6%
;
300
12
23
Jun
24 y8
22%
241/2
7,100
20
Jun
28%
28%
29%
5,300
20
Jun
31/8
14.700
Jan
15%
Sep
1
Jan
1
Va Aug
6%
1
Industries
16
.■
Sep
2%
4,200
43,800
6%~
Feb
5% Feb
1% Jan
41
May
2
1,200
. ..
%
'
6%
6%
.1
4
3%:
,
"~%;
_5Qc
,
f,
35y2 May
2y8
2
2
Mar
,26%
Jun
12
35%
Jan
'/ 12
Sep
35%
1
Feb
5
May
%
.
Jan
10
Jun.
22%
2,100
3%
,
'
•11
•
Apr
8%
■«..
5% May
500
25
22%
3%
: •%
Apr
8% Jan
2%
5% July
400
Jan
Apr
10%
2% May
4.14
6%
.
-6%
23
15%
30
Jun
: 2.1/4
6%
."2
21 ¥2 Mar
Aug
8% May
1%
Jan
Apr
28%
Sep •
8
May
3% July
11,500
.
6% •,/
>
Sep
35 ¥4 Aug
20 y*
2,800
1%
4
4V4
—5
com..
4%
1%
'
"2%
9c
1
9
"1%
,±.
Western
100
20 7/«
;
^*3%
__3o>
50c
xCorp
:9%
201/a
Feb
'
6
"
) 9%
.
10c
Land
6
'
L
20c
-
Industries
;
IOC
:
Inc
preferred series A__
Hydraulics
i
American
■.
.20%
Jan
:
/
8% May
■:
6,500
6%
* '
1
.4
—1
;
Gulton Industries Inc
Jun
qeci
.
9% May
45 u Feb
Apr
Jan
-
44% Mar
jan
46%
H*»
>u<.
nf.
Americah Corp:
H & B
Mar
_L_
10c
Hall Lamp Co..:.,.
Hamilton Electro. 'Corp.
(Paul) Inc
17% Sep
Feb
Sep
13%
Harnischfeger Corp
2
5y4
Jun
8ya
8%
3,800
29%
2,500
23% May
Jan
Apr
*2%
2¥a
2 V*
10,800
1 %
May
4%
12 y8
11%
12%
52,100
8
May
15%
.9Va
9Va
17 »A
14,400
7%
Stores
4,500
500
7
10
171/4
17%
7%
67/a
71/8
1,500
73%
73%
74i/a
600
3%
31/2
3%
1,000
4%
5
67/a
71/4
25
1
Harvey's Stores class A
Hastings Mfg Co
1
~7
2
•
Feb
Havana Lithographing Co
Haven Industries Inc
Feb
July
A or
12% Mar
24%
55,600
iTe
Jan
Mar
77
5 Va Mar
liy4
Jan
97/« Mar
6% May
¥4 May
600
Feb
14%
2% May
4% Sep
900
v2
20% Aug
"
Jun
6y4 May
63% May
4,500
%
10c
Jun
11% May
5% May
16
300
1
Inc
4%
6 Va
28 y2
2% May
3% May
3,200
15%
r
"
7%
_1
Harvey Radio Co Inc
Jan
1
^3/4
IOV4
lb */2
25c
Corporation
Hartford Electric Light
Mar
34
41/0
■
Ham
4y4 Aug
10% Apr
ey8 May
29%
3
V
:
,
"Hardeman
20
Jun
r
IJL
Jun"
10c
Corp
•
1,100
:
•41/4
Apr
Jun
3%
8%
'
400
1,400
8%
%
Hartfield
•
Co
Jan
Jun
7
1
15o
Sulphur & Potash
25%
9% May
9,000
8%
33
8%
35
13
16%
v
Jun
17% Mar
15%
~7%
151/a
30 Vis
8%
18%
Gulf States Land & Industries
Jan
Jun
27%
20,700
10s
Duraloy (The) Co
Duro Test Corp
Dynalectron
32%
14%
141/4
30%
Jun
900
Warrants
11% Mar
6%
7,900
34
1
14%
10y4
5
17
"8^
10 V*
1
Sep
Jan
21%
Guerdon
3V4 Mar
Jun
36
3,300
7%
7y8
1
Co
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duval
~7%
5%
16%
Jun
12%
:
20% Mar
14%
50
:> 29% Feb
5%
12%
800
21%
Gulf
Apr
12s/s
16%
Griesedieck Company
—!!
Grocery Stores Products.—
Feb
12%
Jan
99
1,600
.
Apr
6%
Sep
103%
/
127/8
1
—1
Great Western Producers common__60c
Jan
Jun
7%
3,600
15%
11%
15 %
-I
Great Basins Petroleum Co—
6 A May
Sep
Sep
15% Sep
13
Jun
Feb
1% Jan
'
.
May
Jan
100
38%
>17 '.
May /'i
1%
5%
Sep
600
12%
J
94%
1%
Greer
7%
38%
12%
15
725
*
-
11,200
Gridoil Freehold Leases.——
8V4 May
2,000
98%
1,200
Jan
1%
15%
98
<;
13,500
5%
15%
15%
100
98
Great Lakes Bowling Corp___j.
Great Lakes Chemical Corp.-.
Jan
13% May
15%
"
-•
1%
Sep
1,000
•
Corp
Drilling & Exploration Co
Driver
7%
!
7
'2%
Jan
5,000
2
•
common.!
Inc
15%
Ltd—*
Co
Ltd.
Co
11%
•
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion
1%
11 y®
*
Dome Petroleum Ltd:
1%
11%
Jun
1; July
10% May
6,900
8,000
•;jL3;y4;
1%
%
4 A
2%
conv
28,400
v:
27/8
6%
9%
1,000
9%
9%
1.5 y2
lVa
1
12 Vo
Jan
Aug
13% Mar
20,800
i
Apr
9% Aug
•
10a
1
4
reg
13%
1 %
1%
Inc
10%
2%
45%
14
Sep
10 VS May
27/a
(Adolf)
Sep
8
6,100
*
% May
3,500
1,400
12%
47s Sep
40 ¥4
May
9%
'
111/8
-
3% Sep
1% Sep
27.300
9y*
ie
11%
5
Inc
J.
Great American Industries
Feb
1,100
600
12
7%
3 ¥2
12%
27.
!"
167/8
14%
.
Jan
Ltd—
Co
Dorr-Oliver
149%
Sep
7%
7¥8
8
3,200
*
——
12% Mar
29%
7%
A
1,400
10%
_.l
Manufacturing Co
Goodway Printing Co Inc.
Gordon Jewelry class A
Gorham Corporation.
Grand Rapids Varnish—
»
Gray Manufacturing Co
;
Mar
7 ¥4
8 ¥4
30
9%
12%
B
Grow Corp (The)
Amer
dep rets ord
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp class A
a
July
Aug
138
15 ¥a Mar.
3!J Mar
10%
:—
—
Distilleries
Goodman
12% Jan
13% Feb
"73/4
Dielectric Products
Distillers
18
70
141
31
Feb
May
-
:
Jan
6% July
!/ 2% Sep
1,300
139
10%
Jun
Sep
!1
Gobel
;;
Jan
Jun
6 ¥2
Goldfield* Consolidated Mines.::.— .....1
Jan
7
12%
28%
10
:
Knitting Mills
Gloray
Apr
Jun
Mar
7
1,500
18 ¥4
100
1
1
1
25c
Desilu Productions Inc
Detroit Gasket
2%
5
class A
debenture stock
Mfg
Sep
1V4 Mar
1%
400
8
7%
7%
50c
Stores
Dennison
2,100
iy2
3%
1 %
,.3
12%
Union Co Inc
Globe
9% Jan
5%
1%
Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class A. pref
C Transit System Inc
D
4% May
3%
2%
Brothers Inc
Davidson
2,500
3%
3%
5
4
4,900
32,000
Jan
2% Jan
11% July
.7% Feb
•
10%
Ltd—
Mines
New common
4%
4%
3%
;! 7%
12
1 % May
7% Sep
,
*
9
Yellowknife
Globe Security Systems, Inc
50c
50c
2.50
20
2,000
Jan
■'■j 6% May
-
12%
Giant
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
Apr
5% Jun
Jan
Mar
1
Giant Foods Inc com class A n v
Feb
Glenmore
Daitch
98
1
—
Feb
9
9% May
6%
18%
35%
Sep
1%
11,400
s
3% •
Jun;
..4c
Corp
Jun
May
300
High
Sep
>
*
•
50c
—.
8
12
8
-5,000
1%
r .7%
+
12%
2,200
12 %;
6%
1
:—1
—.
-
7%
21
3%
1
—2.50
—1
.
Georgia Power $5 preferred.-—
.
Feb
8
Aug
!
25%
900
,
6%
1%
1%
JE1.
—5
100
8
8
May
10
5%
8
1
a—:
Corp—
Stores Corp.
Genung's Incorporated
7y4 Mar
2% Jun
700
1,700
400
1,200
5%
General
3% Aug
,
2%
2%
900
10%
1
common
4%
11%
26 %
~4% ~4%
1
1
reg—
Fireproofing
Foam
1,400
.
.>
6%
3%
--1
Industries Corp—25c
Crown Central Petroleum (Md >
-5
Aluminum
Crown
2%
2%
i
25c
Corp
Crowley Miiner St Co
'
93
1
General Gas Corp
Crown
Low
25 %
25%
100
1
General Development Corp:
General
1
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
High
General Electric Co Ltd—
10% Feb
4% Aug
Shares
11
•
common
Builders Corp.
General
11% Mar
% May
.V
600
5
5
200
Co
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co.—
General Acceptance "wts"
General Alloys Co
General Battery & Ceramic Corp
Feb
4% Jan
6,700
Power
5 %
Jan
11%
5% Jun
Low
„1
Inc
Gatineau
Feb
1,200
— ^
--1
(Del)~50o
Corp.
Creole Petroleum
hep
Jun
2,200
'
6% '7%
Garan
16% Jan
16%
20
8
17 ¥2
dep.receipts (ord reg)—£1
Instruments
Jan
17
15% Aug
~8
Par
»■.;
for Week
'
.
Feb
18
July
-
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
Range
of Prices
High
Low
High
Ltd—♦
American
Cox
Last
Sale Price
Sales
"
,
STOCKS
Shares
American Stack Exchange
for Week
Low
Par
Corroon
Ran re
Week's.
Friday
>
Sales
Week's
Last
stocks
A Sep
1%
Jun
Jan
.
10c
!
10c
6%
61/2
7
7,500
5¥b May
13% Mar
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc—50c
Dynamics Corp of America
5y8
5
5%
4,900
5
12%
25c
16%
lA3/8
14
15%
12,400
10 ¥4
Jun
10%
101/8
10%
9 ¥4
Sep
33
6,300
1,000
24%
U,o
Hazel
Hecla
Mining
Heinicke
Devices
Air
Eastern
Eastern Can
1
A
Inc
Eastern States Corp common.
$7
preferred series A
$6
preferred series B
Echlin Manufacturing Co
Edo
;
;
Corporation
Elder-Peel
1
1
10c
1
Corp
Corp
Electronic
Communications
Electronic
Research Associates Inc
Electronic
Specialty
Electronic
St
10c
Helena Rubenstein Inc
*
*
22 y8
4%
15%
4,500
16%
Jun
36
700
15%
Jun
8
12%
1
.
May
14% Jun
5,100
13%
12 y8
A *
3,900
16
8% May
%
6,600
1
6
400
6%
6
14%
14%
4%
4%
9.500
13 y4
13 y8
14%
3,100
4%
4%
5%
1,800
19 y4
5%
6%
"2%
12 y8
15
1
3%
Emery Air Freight Corp
—20c
Empire District Electric 5%, pfd
100
31 y4
Equity Corp common
"3%
Inc__
-
...
$2- convertible
preferred..:—
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
6 %• cum
1st preferred-
6%
Co
Exquisite Form Indus
2%
600
15% Jan
5y4 Feb
3,500
—$1 or 25c
%
%
MA
i
6%
6 Va
6%
10c
3%
3%
4y4
.
Inc
Howell
6% Jun
7% Aug
2% May
4
V
'
& Co_^
May
500
'
6,3001
1,300
8,900
8%
1% Sep
'% July
6% Sep
3%
•
-
5%
Hu»--bell
Jan
Class
*Y Jan
(The)
Electric
B
Mfg
7.50
;
*
Corp
l
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Die
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd—.
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federated Purchaser class A__
Felmont
Petroleum
Inc.—
7
3 ¥2
3%
43/4
5
1
1
63/4
10,600
6
Tnc
class
Manufacturing
10%
10%
5,600
281/4
2&1/4
50
104 % 108%
160
20 »/a
20%
500
95%
951/2
97/a
.
105
:]
20 y8
15,400
7%
2,000
y2
43/4
4,600
..1
73/4
7%
5 I
4%
5y4
3,200
14%
15%
6,300
3%
1,500
15%
7%
900
A
com
Inc
2.50
Flying Tiger Line Inc
^
1
10 ¥2
10%
10%
200
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1%
4,000
4%
4 ¥2 /
5y8
11,300
15
1
...—•
Inc
___1
2,400
¥4/11%
13%
15,500
123/4
135
6%
3%
137.
„
6%
500
100
3
10%
10% May
8% May
July
6%
Sep
Jun
700
2%
5%
5%
800
4% Jun
4%
4%
600
4% Sep
29%
3%
31
1,400
27
Jun
Feb
^
*
,
30%
16%
15%
160
11%
Jan
Jan
Aug
Jan
Jan
9% Jan
6% Jan
13
Jan
40¥2 Feb
^
Jan
190
18%
10
16%
17%
1,900
16 ¥2
*
31 %
17
3y8
.•
6%
6%
5y8
5%
5
14%
14%
- 7A
40%
?s%
!.-. 8
-
,
4 ¥4
4 ¥4
4 ¥2
76%
.
—
14 ¥4
Jan
Jun
26
Jan
2,600
3%
Jun
10%
Feb
7 ¥4
8,300
6 ¥2 May
36
6,000
8¥a
1,500
90 ¥4
4%
4 ¥2
11%
1.300
60
4
234
8¥s
«
Feb
7 'A Mar
Aug
35 ¥2
15% May
,
4'
Sep
7%
2%
4,900
8%
600
53/4
•'
.1
r-
500
393/4
5 ¥♦
7%
10
2%
Jan
Jan
23%
.
.■
"9%-
6,500
17%
19%
1,500
¥4
20,203
8y8 Aug
10%
JUn
A July
Jan
Aor
Aug
8% Mar
Jun
May
12
Jan
.
Jun':
5% July..
80 ¥4
7 J'J
Mar
107
JUn
26 ¥s
Jan
14 ¥4 Veb
JUn
65% Jun
77/8
1,000
~8%
A
7
2,100
14%
%
Jan
'Sep
2,700
.
Jan
92
4y8
¥2 :
14
83/4
Jun
12
4
500
4,700
17, Jan
3% May
100
3,000
Jan
49% Jan
.
:
Jun
.28 :
3
.
26 ¥b
.' 5
.
July,
Jun
8%
6 ¥4 May
833/4
2,200
79
75 Va
International Breweries Inc..
_i
! 4
International Holdings Corp.:___l ,
26 ¥2
International Products
.5 ! > 234
Interna cion^I Stretch Products
I
1 '
/8%
Intex Oil Company
33¥3c r
* 5 ¥2
Investors Funding Corp (N. V.) cl A—5 /
Investors Royalty
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.00% pfd.—100 ;
Ipco Hospital Supply Corp
!._1
9
Irving Air Chute
1
Israel-American Oil Corp..*
10c
¥4
May
18¥2
8 ¥2
18 ¥4
8 ¥4
15% Jain
4 y8
14 ¥4
•6%
i
8 ¥2
Jan
4
1,500
)03/4
52 3/8
18 ¥2
Feb
28% Jan
,
l7/a May
5¥8 May
800
Feb
34
10,000
41
39 ¥4
90 ¥4
;
Jun
Apr
4%
67/a
8
9 ¥4
22 ¥2
21% Mar
.
24% May
13
59,000
15
43/8
43/4
May
2,400
'
3%
6y2
6'/4
2%
.
...1
May
2,500
31%
15
2.50
' v
33 ¥4 .Apr
Jun
♦
>
Jan
Jun
17
Feb
Jan
101%
90 % July
26
Mar
42%
Jun
400
15'/4
\
14 ¥4 Mar
36
Jun
1,500
31 y2
Corp class A—10
i.J.l
Apr
18'A Mar
15 Va Feb
8% May
26¥4 May
102
17%
Inc
—
r
27%
Inc
.
Apr
44*/2
Jun
17
Insurance Co of North America..—__5 /
3% Feb
9% Feb
116
5%
3¥8
21
May
2,600
-
6% Feb
Sep
4 ¥2
—^
9% Apr
lV# Jun
4% Jun
13
,
Jan
2%
20 Va
17%
*
21% Mar
Sep
,10c
For footnotes, see page 35.
Jun
SePMay
May
—1
(Hie) Company
"riendly Frost Inc^.
!.
Co
Va
1
rresaillo
A)
13
16 y4
11
15
1
1
Ford Motor of Canada..
Forest City Enterprises—
'
k
4%
7%
4¥a
13%
25 Va
4
5
__lOc
Jun
17%
"27
I M C Magnetics Corp.—
—33¥8c
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg.!
£i
Imperial Oil (Canada)—
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Independent Telephone Corp
:
—--1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd——100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp—_50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc,
;_25c
Inland Credit Corp class A...
_l
Inland Homes Corp.
:
l
Jan"
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
14% Jan
8
Mar91/* AUS
"■!
3
3
iy4
Sterling
(Geo
Pa
7y8
25c
Fischer^ & Porter Co
Fishman (M H) Co Inc
Puller
2
4,400
4
7%
9%
313/4
1%
4
4¥*May
23
Jun
1% May
2¥4May
7
Jun'
2,900
73/4
convertible-preferred—_—._8
Fotr chrome
2%
3% Aug
..
6% July
1% Jan
11 ¥2 May
8% Jun
2,300
9%
28 y4
5
Co
800
14% Mar
Sep
Sep
16%
29 ¥4
13
•'
Sep
A Jnn
800
..1
common
8% Feb
5% Jun
500
4%
Warrants
'
28%
iy2
2i9e
6,100
4,600
„i
Corp___
i0c
First National Realty St Construction
Corp common
A
i0c
60c
28
1
Financial General
Firth
,43/4
10c
Corp..
Fields Plastics & Chemicals Inc
Fllmways
6%
1
1.50
Jan
7%
4% Aug
300
12%
100
—2.50
Co..
Hygrade Food Products
Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co.
3¥4
2 % May
900
2,200
•
1
Hydrometals
Fairmont Chemical Co
Feb
12 y8
*
.-.
Co..
Motors
Hudson & Manhattan
Hycon
12y4
4
Hudson Vitamin Products Inc.
11% Jan
Jun
4,400
*
common
cHarvey)
Jan
5%
33,600
s
Jan
26 3/4
18
6
63/4
Sep
iy4
6
10% Sep
Sep
3% May
13%
18 ¥4
1
Hydromatics
Fabrex
Jan
7 ¥2
100
'
l»/8
III 1
preferred
Hbskins
13% Mar
Sep
Sep
18 ¥2
May
4,400
73/4
5¥a
.
»
Hardart
700
3%
4
Sep
43/4
12
«•
Hardart Baking Co
•'
14%
200
2%
¥2
m
&
7%
2%
Jan
¥4 Sep
3% Mar
11
50C
Feb
15%
,17 ¥4
,18»/4
*
(Geo A)
-
6%
.
2 ¥2
2'/2
1
&
7%
6¥a
25c
Class B
Horffiel
6
14
'
Feb
Mar
80
'
6
14
_u5
:
Horn
4% Jun
40
106
12
2,400
10%
9 ¥4
9*/2
7
!
Horn
1,600
May
' July
Jun
7% May
!
600
>5
Mines..
~3% Jan
7
2%
Gold
Home Finance Group Inc.
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
Jan
7%
4%
133/4
2.50
Sep
5
13 ¥2
_40c
Corp
2
200
5%
13%
I
common
International
Corporation
Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Sep
55%
Co Inc
&
A
Jun
3,400
Jun '
18
3,500
6%
Holly
Holly
Jan
5
(R)
■42 <"
50
4%
50c
Hofmann Industries Inc
Jan
104
Jun
4 ¥4
"warrants".
Hollinger Consol
39% Mar
Jun
3
-
Hotels
Class
7V» Feb
7% Jan
17% Jan
4%
1
—10c
V
2%
2
98
20
35,300
45%
5%
1
Corp
Corporation L*d
Rule
2
2,800
3%
45%
.1
Chemical
Eureka
3
1
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire Inc
Esquire Radio St Electronics—
Evans
1
45%
2% May
28% Jun
104
104
10
Ero Manufacturing Co
Essex
10c
1
32%
*
Supermarkets Inc
Hoffman
Feb
5
Jan
9V4 Jan
,
Jun
3,700
3%
3
31 %
Hoe
Jan
10% Jan
8% Jan
2% Sep
convertible preferred
Hilton
Feb
9%
32%
•
Emerton
Jan
24 y4
Jun
4
5%
Hill's
13% Jan
Jun
4,000
7%
20%
4% May
4%
~4%
1
1.25
10
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Ind Inc new.!
1% Jan
Jun
13
12 ¥4
1
5,200
1,800
10%
10c
Higbie
8% July
2,100
2%
6%
Jun
Sep
"9%
9%
Feb
15% Sep
12% July
47% Jan
97
71
10c
Hercules Galion Products Inc.
Sep
22
J
—
—
—
100
!
-
July
Sep
4y4 Jun
3,300
3,800
2%
7
4
16,200
5y8
5%
is y4
19
221/e
100
pfd..
preferred
Helmerich & Payne Inc
Henderson's. Portion Pak Inc
22% Jan
14% Sep
100
4%
4%
Feb
165
140
15%
Feb
30% Mar
180
Feb
JUn
Corp
•.
(W E) & Co! 5%%
Heller
Feb
53
Jun
155
15 Yz
28%
28%
Heli-Coil
1,600
5%
1
__
Feb
Feb
sy4
18%
*
7%
13%
50%
.1
.
Sep
jun
5
50c
Facilities
2y8
7y4
49
16
Co
600
8
sy4
25c
Co.
Missile
Electronics Corp of America
El-Tronics Inc.—
Corp
•
*.
1
Co
Instruments
1,100
2%
49%
2
Electronic Assistance
Emenee
7%
_1
Ltd.
Electro-Voice Inc
Electrographic
""*2%
7%
25
—20c
1
Eastern Company
Eastern Freightways
2%
1
Inc—
class
Co
.
Bishop Inc
v
,
'
•
Jan
3¥a F"tr
"Sep
88
11
.Aug
26% Mar
A
Mar
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Number 6199
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(137 J)
33
AMERICAN STOCK/EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 28)
Friday
Week's
Sales
) Last
;
,>
>
Range
Sale Price
Par
.
.-J 5
Low
Shares
Low
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
10%
Jefferson Construction Co
1
3%
3%
4%
7%
5%
Asbestos
Sefries
-
7%
1
....—
warrants—,.-——
B
Industries
Corp
1
Corp...
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals
Jetronic
' ■/mm
■, '
'
^
2
.....—
r,
'
'
11
5
5
5%
1,400
5
May
2ft
M
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Jan
4.J0J
9ys
6%
4H
Feb
5%
Mt
Feb
Jan
4
July
12
% May
Mount
Mar
X
common
Star
Industries
Murray
——4
5%
50o
Corp—-
Kaltman (D) & Company
1%
-
5%
1%
1/128
Katz
Gas
Drug
Electric
&
4%%
&
Kavanau
14Va
14 y8
16%
7,000
15
141/2
15%
6.500
1
Chemical
(Walter)
Kilembe
10%
9%
12%
12,700
25c
25%
f.-j i25%
1
Co
81/2
8%
&
——;
—2.50
Co—
"Copper Cobalt Ltd—.
Kin-Ark Oil
UbVa
1
Broad -Bldg Co
Kay; Jewelry Stores Inc-^
Kidde
;
'
Tel
Kirkeby-Natus
16
Corp_
Inc
(IB)
Rubber
Co
10c
1
Smith
Kulka
:
13%
14
24%
25%
2,400
9y8
9%
9%
500
class
50c
47/a
4%
47/a
2,000
.1
6>/a
6
7
,(5
4 Va
2,500
7,100
4
Jun
28%
2,100
23
Jun
A
715%
16%
ft
;
3,700
4,400
13%
jun
16
9,300
4
400
4% May
16% Jun
:
17%
19%
41%
J 2,200
47/a
51/4
51/4
_10o
•
'
National
10%
11
1,900
42%
2,000
4
4Va
2,700
3 Va May
Lafayette
1
10%
Electronics
Radio
Corp.—1
Ltd—JL
Lakey Foundry Corp.—
—.l:
10%
4.
9
/
.
Lake- Shore Mines.
Lamb
Industries.
National
3,500
8%
Jun
6 Va
5%
6%
7,600
National
Electric
Jan
National
Petroleum
National
Presto
7%
1,800
6 Va
5y8
4%
5%
3,300
3% Jun
8'/a
8%
8%
14,200
7 Va May
12%
Feb
Corp
1
1%
1%
1%
3,400
1% Jun
4%
Jan
1
4%
Machines
Rental
Ltd
Rolling
Jan
National
Rubber
Feb
National
Telefilm
Mar
9%
Feb
IVA
2 Va
50
8%
2,900
9%
2
2
Co
Lamson & Sessions
Co——£
Lanston Industries Inc
Machinery
16 Va
15 Va
16 Va
6%
47%
6%
7%
10c
50
47'A
■
1
37/a
3%
2%
2 Va
7%
7
50c
4
10
:
———5
Corp
i
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Steel
Sherry
Louisiana
,3%
Service—u-.Land & Exploration..
(The) Co..
Jan
New
20%
Jan
New-York Auction Co——.
3% «uin.
8
4% May
6% Mar
i/
1,800
44,500
14%
220
10%
12
Jo)
21%
3M
15,500
4i
7%
.
7%
8%
7%.
8
'
4
50
10%
11
"
13%
30,900
3%
3%
3,000
18%
18%
/
64%
c
63%
10c
'
...2.50
•
62%
.29
4%
•
32
4%
900
23%
8'A July
10% Aug
8% July
19
11%
2,500
8% Jun
7-/a
Norfolk
North
8% Jan
r
Mack
Trucks Inc
Macke
Vending
Mackey
warrants
class
Co
Ai I"!a»
14
,"n
6
North
Mqy'
23
v-
Penn RR
Inc
Industries
—*
—
Sep
29%
v'
1%
Magna
5%
Oil
Corporation
Public
Service.
50c
.7
"
-
—
Majestic Specialties Inc
*
Maliory Randall Corp..........
L—lOo
Mangel Stores
1
Mansf ield Tire &* Rubber...'.
.—.2.50
.
...
Ohio
Apr
Communication
Ltd.
Co
Martin-Marietta
Maryland
MasCo
;
McCror.y
M.mn
Oil
Mfg
Merchants
11
2i
26
v.:.
28%
32 Va
3% Sep
19% Sep
11%
6
4/8
17 Va May
42"%
Feb
5,500
20 %
Jun
38
6,200
16%
Jun
12,00 J
6
2,700
6
.Mar
110,500
46
;Jun
.10,900
.2
Co
&
new
.1
1.
com
..1
r.
Aug
Mining Corp
18%
17%
r
4%
19
.29,600
5y8
.4%
17%
4
•
Ltd
44%
1
Metal
& Thermit
Extruders
Corp
.5
Inc
Sep
,»f
42
May
5Va
Jan
Jan
i7e July
Microwave
Midland
9%
10
1,600
1
2%
:
Midwest
Corp
Associates
Oil
Mid--West
Corp
$1
Inc
conv
50c
Investment
Co
...T
1
'Feb
4 %
Milo
%
convertible
Corp
Minnesota
of
Power
Aluminum
preferred
12
8
12% Mar
15,200
8%
9'A
15%
4%
4%
RR
100
mm
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1
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14%
30,000
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10,500
10 V*
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preferred series B
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series
see
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page
100
35.
90
90
91
80
88
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2
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Apr
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May
1
14 Va
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15
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20%
22
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5 Va
5%
21 Va
preferred
May
19%
Feb
12 % May
26%
Feb
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5%
21
;
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97
11
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4%
300
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1,000
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29
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5%
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Jun
64%
Apr
4% May
7 Va
Aug
52%
;
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12 Va
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4%
3,000
26 Va
26%
27%
1,300
19%
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23 Va
23%
24
700
22»A
Sep
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10
10%
1,600
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Jun
14%
18
Jun
21
18
Jun
Securities
Corp
;
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100
Feb
17 Va Mar
3% May
200
53 'A
11%
93% Aug
7% May
4,400
:
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Sep
5%
160
6%
53
~6%
13
13,400
700
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Co
1
common
cum
conv
conv
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12
May
3% May
Jun
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1st
18 Va
18 Va
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100
6
Feb
33%
Feb
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~8%
4,100
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32%
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1,100
31';
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29%
1,300
27
27
27 %
27
26%
27
1st pfd series
A—25
27%
26%
27 "A
preferred
redeemable
redeemable
7%
redeemable
1st
4.36%
redeemable
4.80%
Pacific
preferred—25
1st preferred—25
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—.
„2
25%
-
300
Bell
Northwest
23%
23%
300
23%
Jan
Jan
27%
j.
5%
5
24%
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Apr
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22 »A July
5
Sep
Feb
28 Va May
Jan
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29%
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7,
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96
99
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93
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93
3%
,
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22 3A
22%
12%
13
6 Va
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2,100
23%
12 3A
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Pacific Petroleums Ltd
V 1,600
47,700
6%
6
4,000
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97%
Jan
"
Jun
'
130
250
■
88%
3
103 Va May
154
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95
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Jun
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.
35
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90
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Apr
May
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22 Va
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96%
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$4.40
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—
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$4.36
dividend preferred
Pacific
<•••.
Jan
May
8%
Sep
Jun
25%
600
1,500
25
1st preferred
4.50%
!
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;
21
27 Va July
1st preferred—
25
25
25
29 Va
6%
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/.
43
•
1
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5%
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1st pfd—25
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Pacific
•
25
25
preferred
cum
Super
525
104
101
& Light
Power
Packer's
Pato Consolidated
Penn
Traffic
6% Jan
Gold Dredge Ltd
Co
Electronics
Corp—
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1
Jan
Apr
25V4 July
••
5% pfd
100
Markets
1
Paddington Corp class A
50c
Page-Hersey Tubes
*
Pall Corp class A
1
Pancoastal petroleum (C A) vtc__2 Bol
Pantasote Company
1
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical Company
1
Park Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Parker Pen Co class A
2
Class
B
2
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
1
Pacific
Pentron
40
"
Jun
91
Feb
1
1%
Apr
-
7%
4%
6% Feb
*
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Jun
97 %
3
47/a
4%
47 Va
46%
900
5
^ 3%
Jan
Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc
Perfect
Circle
94 '/a May
103%
Jun
96% Aug
Permian
Peruvian
Photo
1
2.50
1
1
(Mass)-20
Corp
Inc
25c
2.50
*
10V4
Jun
Jan
Feb
Feb
106 Va May
Jan
100
10
May
Mar
66
4% Aug
36
Mar
24'A
Jan
16%
16%
16%
1,200
15%
31
30%
31%
3,200
23 Va
Jun
4,000
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Jun
1V* May
1.50J
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5% Aug
1% Mar
n
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4%
4%
J2
Jun
16
1°8
1,000
4%
A
6 Va
5%
6%
700
5%
Jun
6%
7%
600
5 Va
Jun
18
I8V4
600
17
Aug
17%
17%
700
17
May
9%
1,900
53
7% May
'
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9%
9
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i
1,500
2
2%
3,200
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1,800
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2%
13
13
69
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69
8%
23 Va
4
5%
6
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68 V4
*
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5% May
1,300
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24% Jan
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88 V* Mar
11%
8% May
24% Jun
10,900
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10
Sep
13
Apr
Apr
12'A May
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9%
27
27
6
700
70
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.
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2 Va
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33 %
-
.
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27%
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Apr
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1
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12
8,800
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8,400
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8%
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Oils
23,000
50%
Apr
103%
Jun
July
1% Jun
Feb
12 '/a
Perfect
preferred
4.80%
Jan
36 Vt Mar
Apr
1 % May
Apr
15%
:
-
Jun
Monongahela Power Co—
For
15%
26% Mar
3% May
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20
Feb
21% Mar
Jun
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Jan
Mar
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•
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Jun
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200
1,700
15
32 Va July
-1—
25
38 %
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100
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25%
;
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Jan
May
Sep
14% May
3,700
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7
2,200
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18%
8,500
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2%
11
200
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50
16 y2
1
& Light 5%
Company
Airlines
~9%
Aug
900
19%
15%
50
Corp
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybedenum Corp of America
Monogram
3
97/a Aug
*
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Canada
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
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500
4
800
9%
15% Mar
3,500
•3%
19 Va
5
Jun
Jan
4,100
12
11%
•
9
6 %
14%
11%
2%
'
12
31% Sep
8 Vz
2.50
common
Electronics
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Mirro
Co
12%
Jun
4 % May
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Financial Corp
Wohl
8
preferred—•
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Miller
1
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2%
2%
10%
8
1
Abrasive
Midwestern
Mill
9%
21%
400
1 Va May
4% May
4
1,300
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Aug
Jun
1
Pacific
7,100
5
10
Hone
30%
4%
preferred..
6%
29%
4%
1
Michigan Chemical Corp
1
Michigan Sugar Co common..
Micromatic
30
__10c
6,000
■
1
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Pacific
Miami
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2%
:2
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Co
6%
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1,500
6%
1%
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5%
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3% May
5,000
2
6%
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8,000
6%
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2
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6,500
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6% Jan
12%
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1
1
1
47
29 Va May
1,600
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1
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43
10 1/4
29% May
13% Apr
8% May
77%
39%
%
5%
Pacific
Jan
10%
"2%
39 >A Mar
11
Apr
25%
0%
Aug
1
Co
5% redeemable
28%
6
29 lA
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5 % %
Feb
42%
.
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200
=
Jan
23%
'
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•
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26%
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31
97
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24%
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31%
100
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26%
Sep
Oxford Manufacturing class A com—1
10 V4 May
Jun
6
30'A
Corp common
1
40c preferred
7
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
-1
Apr
1,400
1,550
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24%
3,VUJ
33%
50c
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5%
50c
:
Jan
May
6,100
1
Jan
30%
Feb
18% Jun
3%
.3
,
30%
400
2,100
:
2%
96
*
*
Refrigerating Co
Island
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Jun
?, 2
Feb
5% May
4,700
22%
6%
Jun
4
4%
197/a
6%
1
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Johnson
Menasco
Merrill
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22%
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2%
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21%
12 %•
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1%
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3,900
1%
25% Mar
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1
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1—
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MauJe Industries
12%
.
warrants——
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50
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20%
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.
11%
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2 Va
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pfd
Ogden Corp
9 % Mar
May
1,100
3
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc__———lo
Maine
18%
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Industrial
Occidental
Apr
6%
4-4
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Jan
80%
'
1%
Feb
32
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-
•
Feb
9%
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7% May
•
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13 Va
Mar
16
Jun. '
36
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35%
.
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8%
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25
Feb
Sep
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18
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Jan
1
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Oxford
1%
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———1,
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&
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17%
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1
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1,400
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7%
1%
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800
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MacFadden-Bartell Corp
Sep
Jun
1
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3y8 Jun
23,800
23%
:
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Feb
1
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May
:Jun '
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1,100
12%
3%
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Nuclear Corp of Amer
7,500
12%
&
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6 Va
5,
10
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1%
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Nickel
40% Mar
7% July
3y« Jun
29%
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1
2
Jun
18% Jun;
5,300
16 %
va
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Feb
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100
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7%
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7%
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10%
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Feb
3%
400
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4 4%
13%
21
"2% Aug
3%
2%
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Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc
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15
3%
.
10
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New Park Mining Co
Apr
5%
v
5%
,
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Louisiana
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5%
14%
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———25c
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Louis
Mexico
8% Sep
13% May
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co..
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Loral
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1,500
jfe 400
\
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Jan
9%
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Class' A—
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4"
300"
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—
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1
5%
preferred.—
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Lithium Corp of America Inc
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Livingston Oil Co.L^-i-fe—10o
Lockwood
New Idria Mln & Chem Co———50c
Jun
Jan
4%
Jun
Jan
Jan
3%
' 4,400
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25 V4
25%
3%
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,1
Corp.!.—25c
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Le Tourneau (R
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8% May
3%
•
,
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7'A
,
10 %
11%
1
2%
'
14%
9,800
9
2,300
2%
3'A Jan
2
Aug
59% July
Jun
1
3,400
9 Va
—
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Feb
9 Va
6% Sep
22
Jan
900
9
8%
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Apr
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9
9
—
4
Jun
11%
20c
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19% Mar
Jun
27»A
300
12%
Jan
22'A
3,800
7%,
30c
Jan
14%
;
12 Va
1,800
1%
1
Apr
Mar
13 Va
14% May
4,600
10
Associates
1U
29,400
14%
1,300
7,900
1,800
14%
—
1,900
A
14%
1
■
8% Aug
9% July
Mar
»
32
6% Jun
800'
11%
11%
2
2%
'2%
4
Jun
23 %
National Union Electric Corp
National Video Corp class A
Mur
22
9
Jan
7%
National Transit Co.—-1
Stores
4
9%
.1
Jun
400
■
.1
Mills
2%
4
23%
8Va
25c
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7%
4
.1
Ltd
Industries
National
12% Mar
7'A
National Research Corp
Jan
Jan
9%
(Mich)
Equipment
National
Jan
l4JA Apr
1
Weld
15%
10
Sep
Jan
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7 Va
4'A May
—
8
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28%
4 8"%
43%
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1,300
7
Jun
13%
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Jan
24%
3%
12%
25c
Brewing Co
July
2%
2%
2%
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—_
Lamson Corpr of Delaware-i-
10%
44%
■
'
12%
10%
9
Apr
12% Aug
Milling—3
Bowl-O-Mat
Nestle-Le
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Feb
6V» Mar
22% July
4
Jan
34 Va
8% May
42
Packing Co
•
Nelly Don Inc.—2
Inc
9V»
14%
May
1
Alfalfa Dehydrat &
Nedicks
Apparel
,
1
Needham
L'Aiglon
Jan
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National Bellas Hess
bep
1% May
2,900
Mar
42 Va
Nat Nast Inc class A
10% Mar
17%
■
35
14
2.50
Inc
-4% May
42,200
1%
%
Feb
18%
Sep
Jun
4% Sep
;
Jan
Aug
May
7%
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50o
' Jan
19
•
11
19%
1%
-1
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7%
28%
■9% May
4
18
4
26
Industries Inc
Napco
-% Sep
,' May
J>00
45%
4%
26%
13 Va
21
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3% Sep
18% Sep
41 Va Aug
25'/a Jan
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2% Jun
£■ 1,100.
■
181/4'
5%
' 17%
13%
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1
2.50
Co
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Namm-Loeser's
Aug
3% Sep
,1% Feb
2V4 Jan
„
1,700
.3%
17%
£' 51/2
'
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Mfg
900
Jau
4
6%
Jan
13%
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.
Feb
13 Vu
...% May
T<%
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14,0 0
3
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5
Kostin Corp.
u_
..—-7.50
(The) Corp class A
(The) Forge CO—1
14,800
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Knott
Kratter
17
28%
17%
Klion
Kropp
15
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4 Va
Apr
Jan
14%
4% May
3% Jan
Feb
80% Feb
14:
Jun
24%
:
2.50
:
1,500
r
25%
t,
Ohio
National
2%
7,400
Feb
21%
1% Sep
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1% July
•
900
8V4
Apr
Sep
2y8 Sep
1.5.
Hep
16
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(S) Dept Stores Inc
Kleinert
2,000
;
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18
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2,600
,
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5%
6%
99 Va Mar
Sep
20Va May
I
1%5,400
2%
_1
9%
200
:
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25
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
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—*
12%
Jan
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10 'A
2.50
—
3% Jan"
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153 Va
Jun
12.50
Tel
&
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
10% Jan
ivxay
4 4,100
1%
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Products—-i—1
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Kirby Petroleum Co
r-i.
—1
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91/4
1%
%
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—1.25
.
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—
271/a
.
12%
'
f
—
1
10c
—
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Kingsford Company;
Klein
14,100
164,900'
1
Corp
Kavvecki
2 '
5% Sep
1% Sep
1/128 Sep
.
pid—100
Company
Kaufman
34,900
1/64
.
1/128
Kansas
6
;
Jan
4%
1
States
Inc
Muntz TV Inc
K
144%
4%
,
8
High
60
'
1
Vernon Mills Inc
Movie
Low
4
Company
Mountain
Movielab
4%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
150% 150%
25c
preferred
Diablo
Low
•
Products
Mt Siemens Industries
11% Mar
1% Jun
1,500
5%
,d
2
700
2 Va
•
*
Apr
67a
Jun
5%
2%
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—
23%
10% Sep
8%
2V4
18
Inc—-—
(The).,
1,000
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1,500
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MPQ Vldeotronlcs class A——
Raiser
Shares
Par
High
Morse
10%
Jupiter
for Week
Friday
«
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Lake
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
for Week
,
of Prices
Jearinette Glass Co.—
Jefferson
Week's
Last
Sale Price
'
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
&
Phillips-Eckhardt
Minerals
Electronics
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1374)
34
Monday, October 1, 1962
...
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE) (Range for Week Ended September 28)
Friday
Week's
Par
Dist Tel Co
Screw Co
—Steel Corp (Del)—;
Aircraft Corp
Industries Inc
Phillips
Phoemx
28%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co—
Scales
Pneumatio
A
class
Inc
prentice-Hall Inc
13 Va
Feb
2,500
5%
Jun
800
5%
Jun
73A
8
7
Jun
10-,a Mar
V,
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10%)
97%
500
99 %
16%
n
10%
98%
700
18
4%
8%
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550
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7
;
4%
4%
1%
28 %
Jun
Jan
South
Jan
Southern
cumulative
12% Mar
4.48 %
convertible
65 %
Sep
4.32%
Sep
4.24%
cumulative
cumulative
cumulative
4
12
8%
Sep
63%
57%
65%
3,545
38%
Jun
2%
2%
2%
11,900
1
Jun
A- 2%
29%
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Apr
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California
Southern
Pipe Line
Realty & Utilities
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Proctor-Silex
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200
20%-21%,
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11 %
1
13%
Apr
13%
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Jun
Jan
Sep
8% Mar
17
Jan
227/a
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20
Aug
Apr
Jan
1,000-
18 Va May
1,700
10% May
13
94%
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Co
Sep
92%
93%
150
87
July
53
500
45%
Jun
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700
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21%
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18%
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13%
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23%
Sep
Standard
Metals
Standard
2%
27
2%
27
,
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2,100
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class B
Tube
Industries Inc
Star
Radiation
25c
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Ramo
A
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7
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600
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*
Rayette Co Inc
Real Estate Investment
12%
11%
25
28
19 %
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Pump Co
Reeves Broadcasting
*
& Dev
Investment
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Feb
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Stepan Chemical Co
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Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
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5'A May
10%
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
1
1
*
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—
Sunset International Petrol Corp
Feb
1,400
Jun
Jun
:
'16%
.•
Struthers
Apr
3,200
572
72
—
Strpng ..Cobb
84'/a Mar
4%
13
Apr
23% May
24
Feb
'
May
672
§
Apr
5%
00
1,200
14%
Jun
23%
21% Jan-.
14
Apr
24% Mar
23*78
200
8
157a
Jan
May
3% Jun
8474
r
—
1%
14
5,300
\
6%
11%
17s
10c
*
——1
1
Stop & Shop Inc_i___—
Jan
14%
13%
50c
1
•
Inc
Restaurant Associates
Rico
600
7477
3%'
<
3%
2%
5%
12%
Jun
75%
20%
7%
Jun
•
Apr
87% Mar
21% Aug
1,800
Apr
27
1572
18%
__
Sunair
97/a
30%
'
500
'
.
Jan
36% Mar
Jun
21%
Feb
Mar
4172 Mar
,
300
3%
1
Brewers Inc--_—;
Precision Corp (Del)
Stetson (J B)
Co
Stone Container Corn
2% Mar
56% May
65
2,800
21:
4%
,
Jan
3,200
*
Jan
26%
5%
13,150
Jun
11%
Arnqr Inc
n--^.
1 v
Wells,' Corp_
n-j_'
1
Stylon ^Corporation (Del) —nn_L——-1 T;
10,000
100
74%
22%
12%
Sep
:%
July
—
,
23%
10%
9%
Jun;
22 74
874
Jun
May
% Jun
297a
150
23 74
Aug
70%
67
•
3
13,000
4%
1,800
27
23
■
74%
H%
6 72
2 74
2% May
2% May
4,100
3%
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,7%
3272
May
2%,
/
%
1
22 74
18 7b
16%
20%
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1
10c
Corp
Warrants series
2%
4%
67%
1
200
3%
4%
1
6,900
'. 1,700
2%
3%
10
r—
7%
23%
4,300
6
——50c
_5
Sterling
Sterling
15% Feb
; i%
33 74
22 7a
10%
1
Feb
31% Aug
2,800
1%
Corp
Inc—
18%
Jun
May
6%
Parts
37%
22 % May
2,900
~2%
Co—
Remington Arms
Resistoflex
7%
10
22%
Co Inc
Co_—
&
Insurance
Reliance
4% July
11%
%
(Robert)
Steel
15
12
9%
11%
'
3 72
*
5
10c
Steel Co of Canada Ltd
Sep
19%
1%
1
1
5c
1
Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance
Feb
1,700
2,500
22%
Sep
9%
'19%
7%
—
Equities Corp of N Y
Warrants
Reis
9%
18,900
6% Jan
4% May
% May
14%
22%
--
1
Inc—
14%
10%
Reda
preferred
May
4
of America—
Class A——
Reeves
7% Sep
11% Aug
4,100
12%
25%
1
Trust of America
Real Properties Corp
Realty
26%
10
40c
Packing Co
Rath
8%
1
Inc
Industries Inc
common
Instruments
Statham
Enterprises Inc
Corp
(The)
convertible
50c
mm.
Ramer
50%/Jan
;
6
22%, 23
18%
1
1
10c
50c
Ltd
class A
Mines
Uranium
Stanrock
Starrett
Ramco
7,200
120,800
32 '
—
10c
Corp
Aviation
Stanley
Feb
Feb
34
Jun
25
100
418
May
7
Jan
30% May
5% May
10%
7472
3c
1
1
.1
1
Co
Inc
Shares
Standard
2%
500
.
July/
29 74
22%
22%
1
Corp
Co
Standard-Thomson
Standard
Corp.
Quebec Power Co
672
Jun
Apr
19
.
Q
Quebec Lithium
33 72
13%
common
Products
74% Mar
62%
7372 July
——ll
1
20
CoL
Corp
Forgings
19%
5
Pyle-National Co
Brands
Dredging
convertible preferred
$1.60
51
100
20c
*
Corp
Sportswear
Paint
Standard
Standard
.11%
22 72
25
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc
lc
Stahi-Meyer Inc
*
5%
2,600
3,600
-
Jun
8
4%
1,800
20%
•
500
220
27
1
1
.-5
Southland
8% May
-■
Colorado—
of
preferred
Rico Telephone
4 y4 %
6%
9
20
Gas
Service
Public
•
4%.
9'A
-——-1
*
Prophet (The) Company-—^
Providence
6
20
convertible
S1.25
6
4%
1
Mfg Co Inc common
preferred
Progress
4.08%
:
Jan
24%
37%
6 72
%
preference
25
preference
25
preferred—;
25
preferred
25
preferred
25 /
Petroleum Corp—2
Mar
9-%
4% Aug
4;
High
Jan
9%
8.3373
preferred—-—25
cumulative
Feb
600
1,200
£ •
.
preferred
4.56%
Feb
19%
€%
14 %
23%
Edison—
California
4.78%
11
Jun
6%
30
Penn
original
57*
16
672
6 72
10
14 7a
33 74
32
^
1
Corp_
—
1
Oil Co———.—--12.50 \
Coast
South
Feb
12 3A
—
*
1-
.——-»
100
37%
'■
£1
Corp
45%
24%
24%
1
*
Co
Manufacturing-
Soss
Jan
Inc
Airways
27/a
13
%
Slick
Sonotone
13%
44
1% Sep
£
Oil
Venezuelan
Manufacturing Co Ltd— :
Amer dep rets ord registered—
Apr
Jan. 1
Low
1174 Sep
*
*
Singer
Feb
Range Since
High
45%
conv
Sinclair
13% Mar
•
3% May
200
Jan
Apr
10 Va
Jun
8,600
i
20
Sep
6%
•
200
30
1%-
109%
Jun
13% Feb
700
4Va
12%
Aug
93%
-700
■
'if. 8%: 9
4%
7
3,600
4%
4%
,
Low
/■ V.
Automobiles—
preferred
Simpson's Ltd-——
$3
8% Mar
8
Shares
deposit receipts
Simmons Boardman Publishing—
May
7%
•
-1
66%
Lambert Co
Precisionware
6 %
7%
r6%
&
Jan
6%
polycast (The) Corp
————2.50
Polymer Corp class A—
1
Powdrell & Alexander Inc (Del)—2.50
Power Corp of Canada
*
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
1
Pratt
5%
3%
6%
-
.
Products
Poloron
3% July
1,500
■
for Week
American
39% Mar
Jun
6%
Inc—10c
-*
—10
50c
1
Polarad Electronics Corp
19
6,900
2,400
18
Plastics Corp
Pioneer
29%
33A
1
1
-1
50
Pierce
Par
High
3%
«
Piasecki
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Simca
28%
5
10 pesos
10®
Industries
Philippine Long
Low
Pharmaceutical
&
Electronics
Phillips
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
Range
of Prices
Week's
Friday
*
Sales
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
674
4%
4%
Apr
Feb
Feb
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6199
196
Volume
(1375)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
r
-
Range
Sale Price
Controls
Universal
Inc
Utah-Idaho
Valspar
Valve
Sugar
Corp
*
of America
Capital dbrp of
Venture
America
Viewlex Inc class A
Vinco
6
5.800
V,f8
600
lO'/a ' 10%
2,100
5»A
7%
West
Western
Nuclear
Western
13
Jan
Kaltman
9%
9%
700
5
5%":"
S00
4
5
1,200
3'/a
7,700
2 y2
70 %
70 y4
4
4%
8
>
93A
1
1%
3%
3%
3%
23'/a
8% Aug
Jun
Sep
May
May
6%
Jan
7
6%
'"
»
.
47/a
4%
5'A
4,100
19'A
19%
500
19'A
21 y2
Sep
%
Aug
Mar
*94.
-
American
5%s
21%
Apr
Realty
7%
7'/2s
Reeves
6s
27/a
3
3,100
23A July
4%
2%
27A
4,300
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
% May
y2
Westmoreland
Inc___
Industries
Woodall
Woolworth
Ltd—
ord regular
(F W)
21%
97/a
%
%
%
22
8
2'/a
1,400
17'A
700
2 Vb
17'A
17'A
14%
14%
8%
8
6
6
6'A
15
Jun
Harbor
4%
15'A
15'A
50
93'A
94
35'A
35'A
—.
35'A
13'A
91
Aug
130
41
May
23 y2 Mar
Sep
18% Mar
18%
20 Va
4,850
12
14%
157/a
1,400
14 Vb
7'A
Apr
2%
2%
Jun
%
%
:
lVa
;
5%
1,700
4'A
■4%
-1% Jun
% Aug 1
3,900
9
,8%
Jan
6,400
3%
*
3%
Mhy;.\ Hi:
Jup; iioq
!
4%
4y8
300
14%
14 y4
14%
2,300
13 Va May
4%
5%
3,600
9% Sep
eya'ij&'n
;.v,.4Vi .^uly
Jan'*
4%
1
50c
10c
1
Corp
May
6 % May
-
-r*-4
•
5
Co
Jun
98
34'A Jan
50
157/a
preference—.
£11:
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
.-(
40c Y
Yale Express System Inc class A:—25c
Yonkers Raceway Inc com___^_-—25c v
4% Sep
6%
Mar
"4%
4%
4%
1,400
5ya
2,000
8%
3% July
7%
series
American Stock Exchange
Period
Last
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
Alsco
5 '/2s
Inc
Bethlehem
June-Dec
June-Deo
Pump 4s Inc debs 1994
Elec Power 3'As 1970
Boston
Steel
Edison
Co
2%s
Chicago
series
Raceway
Vending
6s
Lack
1st
of
N
Fotochrome
47/8s series J
Development
General
Foam
6s
5s
31%
31%
87
91
117
86
102
99'A
93%
4%s series M
21
6s
6%
debs
81
94%
51
16
94
32
92
121
87'A
88
55%
95'A
92
Apr-Oct
1981
17'A
10
70
52%
May-Nov
conv
10%
72
35
95'A
54
ApriZ-Oct
1963
1974
35
3
10
71%
89
41
85
,92
98
90%
2
12
91%
106
108%
;
91%
99
97'A
131
Y* 72
11
90
130'
79
260
54
96
7
95%
95%
$87%
1985
California
Counties
Szabo
Food
Gas
Gas
Gas
3'As
93
92%
90
97
98%
$92
90
92%
$121
119
123
100% 102%
19
99%
104
101
78 0'
96
137
74
88
77'A
15
-77
99
44
101%
102%
87
83
$83
.
98%
98%
;
95%
99
$82
89%
82
88%
$86%
88
82%
90%
85%
85%
85
85 %
$87'A
83
$90%
88%
87%
93%
85%
85%
5
93%
99'A 100
6
86
93%
15
96
101%
103% 103%
92'A
3
92'A
100
80%
85%
101'A
105%
$103% 105
107
102
102
103
34
98%
103
103
103
7
99%
103%
101
100% 101
22
97%
101
94
Inc
debs
6s
debs 1977
sub
91%
91%
89
93'A
89%
94%
1
78
90
60
83%
87
87
87
74%
74%
74%
34
87
90
11
102
102
6
135
conv
93%
$93
U S
6%
105%
107
$91
102
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3'/2s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
105
101
105
92
'
1973
Wasatch
50
$92%
April-Oct
1971—Jan-July
1970
Feb-Aug
3s
102%
103% 103%
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6'/2s 1973—Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
6s conv subord debs 1976
May-Nou
Natural Gas
97%
87
1970
(Calif)
Electric 3'As
&
Service
110"
319
$98
May-Nov
Southwestern
99%
62
*
April-Oct
Southern
84
126%
99%
-
$73
238
242
90". 116%
105 •
98
16
100'/a
$99%
K
3
84
100
138
26
76 ' <
106%
82
100
•:
107
101
97
11
106
101
$101
1987
Southern
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
99
71
71%
128
92
40
~3.;V-
99
71
June-Dec
122
99%
140
97%
134
136'A
$100'A 100%
June-Dec
77
V-
100 'A,
97%
99
67
9
80
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Baden
Danzig
(Germany)
Port
&
7s
1951
Waterways
Jan-July
6%s
$120
Jan-July
1952
$6
9%
tierman Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Adjustment
series
5'As
Hanover
Debentures—
1S67
A
4%s series B
•
Jan-July
1967
6%s
(Prov)
stamped
(Plan
A)
$97%
$94%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1949
2%s
2008
94'A
95%
65
__
99
93
„
66
$110
May -Nov
$63
May-Nov
$60
April-Oct
$60
June-Dec
$99
Mar-Sept
$57
100'A
100%
99
60
64
34%
47%
42%
61
53
Peru
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan
de Janiero
1
1997
-Jan-July
(Plan A)
stamped
41
41%
$34
2s 2012—Jan-July
41%
39
38
value,
Deferred
delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal.
11 Under-the-rule
transaction
year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
• Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
"wi," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
f
10%
101'A 101'A
91%
91%
'
59%
"
95
27
3
29%
29%
29%
105
77
1986
♦No
May-Nov
May-Nov
Corp—
May-Nov
Apr-Oct
101
107
$86
4'As series O
142%
95
7
101
Jan-July
4'/2s series N
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
• 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
60
32
48'A
'Y
101%
103
Mar-Sept
1985
Maranhao
45
3
8
153
100
*
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1983
series L
94
RR—
subord
Corp
Feb-Aug
1982
4%s series K
Rio
5%s 1981
Inc
Builders
99'A
50
101
Jan-Aug
84
5
$99'A 100
99'A 100
46
65%
50
101
Feb-Aug
130
7
—
21
May-Nov
.
90
55%
Division—
J
General
Jan-July
Mar-Sep
69
74
72
63%
.
1—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
1981
series H
Debt
90
90
90
1981
121
16
93'A
93
$100%
1975—1
4s series A
General
62
3s
1965
3s
4%s series I 1982
High
30
$121
June-Dec
1978
1993
• 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993
First National Realty & Construction
6%s ex wts 1976
J
mortgage
_
Low
22
32
June-Dec
debs
Western
&
Lackawanna
June-Dec
1978
6s
3%s
1976
Davega Stores Corp—
6%s convertible subord
Delaware
1970
A
1969
Assn
93
Quar-Feb
Authority
Transit
Continental
1998
1
Aug
convertible
5%s
Brandy wine
6s
30
No.
High
30
$56
June-Dec
1974
Steel &
• Amer
Appalachian
BSF
debs
sub
conv
95
Feb-Aug
Carp
1982
Jan. 1
Sold
62
18 *■
Corp—
1979
series F
Feb
Range Since
n
99% 100
65%
^an-July
1976
•
Bonds
Friday's
107
94
May -Nov
1978
Feb
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
102
60
5
•
Mar-Sep
Edison
D
•
BONDS
95
100
Apr
8
1
3'/2 May
5
5%
16% May
218
70
94
1998—Jan-July
1972
Devel
Power
4'As
Jan
18
Water
California
3%s series G
Mar
16%
6s
1976_.
3s
Jan
29
Jun
20'A
6 %
Zale
10%
Jun
ll»/2 May5'A Sep
4,300
Co
1967
1976
147/a Feb
5,300
6'A
&
debs
sub
series C
22% Mar
600
16%
5%
5'A
5s
American dep rets
preferredJewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
Zapata Petroleum
Zion Foods Corp
Broadcasting
conv
series
24% Jan
Aug
Gas
97%
7%
6
68
jan-July
1977—
Corp—
(without warrants)
3%s series E
Jan
6
i.
High
6
3'A
Equities
2%s
Jan
13 % May
1963
1973
Jan
3%
to
1973
Jan
21 y2
16
<
2,300
15
1%
29%
<-■
3%
95
„
99%
May-Nov
debs
debs
3'/as
Jan
Jun
1 'A May
200
15
>
7s
Co
subord
B
15y8 Feb
Jun
18
1,800
.
1978
.
3s
May
25 Vb
Sep
% Aug
200
11%
2%
9%
4%s
3'/es series A
Feb
32
21,300
22'A
10%
Apr
38
Jun
500
10%
■
Sep
18% May
700
9%
22
2
Inc
1,500
20%
9%
10c
—1
—1
Corp
17%
28
1
10c
1
Wiebolt Stores Inc
*
Williamhouse (The) Inc
-10c
Williams Brothers Co
1
Williams-McWilliams Industries
10
Williams (R C) & Co
-1
Wilson Brothers common
—1
5%
25
preferredWisconsin Pwr & Light 4'A% pfd—100
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
*
Wood Newspaper Machine
1
River Oil
Wichita
7,100
19
17%
*
10
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper "Board
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
%
%
Is
Stationery
6%%
—
conv
Low
7
70'
Apr-Oct
extended
American
Rapid
Sep
3
Jan-July
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs
1977
Public Service Electric &
Jun
27/s
1st 6s 1982
of America 5'As 1976—Feb-Ocf
Petroleum
6%s
1976—Apr-Ocf
1970
Southern
shares
ord
rets
aep
1953
Jan. 1
No.
94
1973—Jun-Dec
Corp
3'As
33A
Feb
Feb
wi
95
^JUn-Decv-
debs
conv
Power 1st mortgage 3'As 1968
Apr-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971
ApriZ-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1984—.June-Dec
10 y8
2,300
4
Feb-Aug
1981
conv
Ohio
Safe
Western Tablet &
due
2,300-
13%
3%
4
5c
6%s
Jan
7%- Apr
88'A Aug
12%
Jan
•4
3% May
3y2 May
400
Jan
6s
Range Sine*
Sold
High
$4
Livingstbn Oil Co'5%&'conv deb 1982-.1—May-Nov
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
Mar-Sep :
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
ApriZ-Oct
National Bellas Hess now 6s due 1984
April-Oct
National General Corp 5'As 1974
Quar-Mar
National Research Corp 5s 1976
Jan-July
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Occidental
-104% Feb
Jun
Co
Nuclear
3
Jun
Jen-July
1977
5%s
Power Realization Tr
Jan
2%
lVa May
1
deb
Stores
International 7s
Jan
13
sub
conv
Kawecki Chemical
71% Jan
-Jun
83 JA
19'A
12%
Jan
16% Aug
3% Jun
100
-
Jan
1 y8
12,000
89
12 3A
2%
42,500
1%
88
Apr
%2l% Mar
6
28
200
2%
2%
2%
'
-Y
Jun
5
1
88
i
Sep
*
250
70 y2.
4%
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
.
• Italian
14% May
7% Junf
1
10c
Co
Inc
Jan
1,300
1Qc
Western
Western
10%
15 y2
50c
100
Fashions
Development
Equities Inc
Westbury
Hudson & Manhattan Corp
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
7% May
—-1
r—1'!5
pfd
4.40%
Utilities
Texas
Jun
14%
Apr
Jan
4,200
5'A
10o
Knapp
&
19%
15'A
series
$6
Hoffman
6,700
7,300
4
Inc common
preference
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Chemical Products
Webb
6%s
Hartfield
8'A
1970
4s
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Corp—
Feb
io »/2
■t
Land
Feb
8
Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
Sale Price
3%
American
Jan
'3%
Period
Registered
Gulf
12
io
10
preferred
4%,.
RR
v5% May
3
May
33A May
9,000
3%
Western
&
11'/a
'/a
Instruments Co—1
Precision
Waltham
4%
'<•
.
~3'/a
common
conv
4
8
1°9
Inc
Bond
non-cum
11%
Guantanamo
'8 Vt May
12,200
10,600
3%
Co
preferred—:
&
6%
77/a
Jan
•
Sep
May *
6 y8
-
10%
Wagner Baking common
Waitt
5%
7'A
4'/a
I
Aircraft
Waco
5y8
7%
Jan
35
•
25c
VTR Inc
'/a May
12.000
6'A
10%
97/a
Jun
8%
9
Interest
Exchange
Low
Feb
8
Sep
May
8%
American Stock
High
■■'i
5
34,800
.7%
Manufacturing
Vogt
5%
6'A
1
--2
Co
5'/a
4%
2.900
■
8
*
Corporation
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vita Food Products
51/4
~9
--1
25c
Instrument Co
(The)
Victoreen
v
25c
1
Corp
4%
ow
27
*
5
1
Corp__
Marion
Universal
High
5'/a
17.78
Universal Insuranoe
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
I
47/B
com_10c
25c
Universal Container Corp cl A
Shares
Low
Par
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Last
V
American Stock Exchange
(Range for Week Ended September 28)
Sales
Week's
Friday
35
par
a
Ex-liquidating
included
(not
tribution.
in
x
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 28)
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
or
'■»
Gas
2%s
Corp
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & cpll trust 3'As 1972
High
1st mtge &
coll trust 3%s 1975_
4%s sink fund debentures
1972
3%s
1st
sinking fund debentures 1973
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
1st
mtge & coll trust 4'As
1st
1978
sinking fund debentures
1st
mtge
&
coll
trust
United States Freight Co—
5s conv subord debentures
U
S
Rubber
2%s
2%s
debentures
debentures
United
1981
conv
subord debentures
1969
4%s
con?
subord debs
Virginia Electric &
1st
& ref mtge
1st «& ref mtge
1st &
1st
&
1st
&
1st
&
Mar-Sept
80'A
100%
85%
-94
98
103%
99
78
92
45
106
102%
21
94
136
2%s series E
1975
3s series F 1978
*85'A
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
*79
*__
88
April-Oct
*86%
87%
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
subord
debs
82%
86
86%
1982
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen mtge income 4 Vis series B Jan 1991
debentures
ser
33
54%
96
;
/
: 547/a
55
58
50%
94%
96
31
92
1981—Jan-July
Mav-Sept
rJan-July
-May-Nou
*96%
13
77
99
103% 407 •
86
87
—:
97%
98
98
9
98
98
*96%
81%
103%
96%
—
98
86%
*86%
97%
80%
1047/a 105
*74%
59%
59
99%
-77
*86
87%
99%
50%
82
May
93%
96%
*</: 23
99%
Feb-Aug
•
1
31
87%
94%
94
98
98%
86%
95%
—
99%
85
—
86%
97%
57%
65
Co—
mortgagees series
A
2004
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976-.
mortgage 27/Bs
55
*70
1984
80%
92%
'sti"--" .54
99%
*—
Whirlpool Corp 3'As sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aug
Wilson & Co 4%s sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
First
85
"
547/a
99%
80%
98%
*80
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
3%s convertible debentures 1975
RR
54%
•
36
94
—
*93%
it -.-98%
High
28%
Jan-July
Teleg Co 5'As debs 1987
Central
98%
*79%
99
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971—:—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—_Mar-5ept
Wisconsin
Jan. 1
Low
No.
33 '
*85
98%
Range Sine®
Sold
High
April-Ocf
1979
1982
income debentures
5s
Western Union
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
A 1969__April-Oct
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As series A
1979-—
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s
*84
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
*86%
...
—
74
—
>
*90
*91 Vb
75
——
——
-
—
—
—
76
1971-,
Jan-July
—May
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
58
57%
58
16
40
40
5
36
57
81%
81%
1
79%
81%
89
94%
*81
90%
90%
100%
100'A 102
79%
83
87%
82%
87%
84
88
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s 1976
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H 1990
April
April
Feb-Nov
Jan-July
—April-Ocf
*79
99%
*101% 102%
102
_
71%
13
113%
85%
90%
—
117
"
21
91
117%
117%
v
76
a
90
91%
120
Deferred
included
delivery
in the year's
not included in the
sale
range,
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest.
nUnder-the-rule sale not included in the years
y Ex-coupon.
not
«Odd lot sale not
range, rcasn sal*
year's range,
95
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
k
♦
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current weex.
* Bonds selling flat.
* •
§
116
69%
71
75
'
68 Vb
——
'
68'A
11
66%
72
85%
85%
1
83%
86%
the
option
$ Companies
34
Co—
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971—
Bonds
Friday's
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
:
6s subord income debs 2008conv
Western
1st
ref mtge 3%s series I 1981
ref mtge 3'As series J 1982
RR
70
103
105
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Oct
Wabash
103%
95
163%
Power Co—
ref mtge 27/as series G 1979
ref mtge 2%s series H 1980
Vornado Inc 5s
93%
56
95
Mar-Sept
1980
103%
97%
June-Dec
4'As conv subord debentures 1976
Vendo Co—
105%
101'A
82
1966
4s i
102%
112%
or
Bid & Asked
May-Nou
I
gtd 2361
5%s
103
103%
1st 4s
102%
155
Last
Sale Price
3%s 2000
1974
series
101%
80
ApriZ-Oct
1986
West Shore RR
3%s
105 %
—
97%
Power
99%
97
—
*93 Vb
97%
Penn
3%s
Penn Electric
West
102 %
19
122% 129
-Jan-July
1983
West
5
8
,.
103'A 103%
*84%
91%
103
Period
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
registered 2361
Maryland Ry 1st 4s
1st mortgage 3%s series C
99
*103% 105%
125
101%
ref gtd gold
5
99% 100 %
AprfZ-Oct
debs
91 Va
20
105'A 105%
May-Nov
90
98%
—
101'A 101%
101 % 101 %
ApriZ-Oct
1976
4%s sinking fund debentures
Vanadium Corp of America—
3'/as
*91%
9
95%
90
101 Vb
96'A
90 %
*
May-Nou
1982
1967
States Steel 4s
101
—
May-Nou
June-Dec
1980
4%s
93%
—
:
-90
Interest
Exchange
Low
Warren RR first
High
89
95%
Jan-July
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980_
5'As
*90
Low
89%
95%
V
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
4%s sink fund debentures 1978
Jail. 1
No.
*95%
95 VB
Range Since
Sold
89 %
Jan-July
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
*—May-ATou
April-Oct
1970
New York Stock
Bonds
Friday's
Low
United
Week's Range
Friday
Continued from page 30
Section 77 «t
.
*
17
J
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1376)
OUT-OP-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Friday
Shares
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
-Low
High
Standard
High
Corp
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Company
Personal
Boston
Calumet
Eastern
6%
"
33%
337
56
250
50 Va
10 Va
ioy«
49
102
38'/a
38%
37 Va
.87
1%
3
1%
47
;
100
<
(Ohio)
Low
__10
Jan
Sep
Texas
Gulf
Union
Carbide
Sulphur
53 %
Ford
39
49%
2.50
Co
Motor
General Electric Co
Gillette
76%
U
Sep
17%
Feb
Westinghouse Electric
58%
Feb
Woolworth (FW)
55
Lone
Narragansett
50%
1%
53%
3an
48
49 y4
Sep
72%
42%
674
65 y4
1,326
36%
S
Steel
.—t-16%
41
♦
—a
Jun
35%
541
30%
Jun
55%
Railroad
(N
62%
Sep
.85%
—
100
18 y4
Sep
24%
Feb
155
11%
Feb
15
U;-——4
18 y4
20
41%
11%
23 y4
23%
18%
11%
100
100
Chemical
Mathieson
24
i
41.
42%
67
36% May
25
51 %
66
521
<
■>
u
Allied
,
Pennsylvania RR
Rexall
Drug & Chemical
Shawmut
Association—
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co
United
Equip.!..—.—
&
Metal
Industrial
Avis
Bonn an
Shoe
I
U
S
125
10%
' C*V'
V'
1
24%
100
Food
53
■'* Jan
34%
350
28
Jun
40
Jan
18%
Sep
41
19%
22%
46 ya
47
50
Smelting Refining «5t Mining-
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric
—
30%
Feb
45
July
70%
Jan
25%
25%
22%
.473
2Q
Jun
6%
405
Davidson
-
—
Papers
Cincinnati Gas
Eaton
Cine
N
O
Sep
7
Sep
39.%
22 Mi July
Du
P
Bois
Eagle
25%
25%
44%
44%
29%
82
82
-'r-
95%
Range Since Jan. 1
Motor
July
170
23
136
24
Sep
% May
46%
199
37 % May
Chemicals..:
Picher
;
275
27%
51
■
f"
;
,1
Cards
38%
50
80
Jun
93
May
4% July
5
46 Va
7%
*
Jun
41
80
52%
;
UNLISTED
95c
10
Jan
15%. Feb
32
Sep
53
-Mar
60
»
1;686
2,370
'
38
12% May
Aluminium
Ltd
*
American Airlines
646
May
24%
American
Cyanamid
15
50
Jun
75.%
60
24%
Jun
39%
308
Anaconda
Armco
16%
33%
50
-
20%
1.508
19%
Sep
30 %
10 %
Jan
47%
Jun
61 %r
Sep
365
31%
Sep
38%/ Jan
36%
434
35%
Sep
48%' Apr
33%
337/b
33%
200
31%
Jun
41%
40%
41%
3,273
37%
Jun
20%
20%
21%
1,640
52%
52%
53
2,745
17% May
45% Jun
1
2%
3
17
1
4
10
2%
17
100
17
1,420
57
Jun
92%
of
&
Mich
100
Associated
Avco
Dry
Goods
Brunswick
'■V
1
•I—
'
•
.
Co_
Co
&
Shirt
4
fWfc.
21%
2
Corp
Co
1
Dow
Gas
10
Power
&
100
4
Sep
7%
Feb
24
Sep
Aug
36%
jan
125
16%
Feb
Light
Kodak
Co
':'*v
Jan
51%
Jan
71 y4
Jan
'
34
Jun
56%
Feb
28%
Feb
.
25
39
44% July
Sep
17% May
>
28%
Feb
300
4
Feb
22
3,783
20
Sep
2%
800
31%;
199
367
12
May
21
150
10
12%
Jun
1%
500
1%
Sep
1%
Apr
Sep
230
29%
Sep
437/a
Jan
7;
17%
389
18%
,
527/a
Sep
Jan
19%
50
18% May
25
32%
80
32% May
52% Mar
46%
7:
231
45% May
55 y8
137
39
48Va
48%
83
47
3%
:;I
ay*
5
24%
.I
25
Mar
60 %
.
Jan
62%
Feb
59
Jun
May
3ya July
22% May.
109
25%
26%
,90
49%
49 V*
49%
20
196% 196%
25
96
95
—
18
97%
18%
40
40
40%
40%
41% :
62%
65
51%
53
19%
19%
19%
27%
26%
27%
26 %
26 %
35
35%
41V
5
1%
63%
.
General
Telephone
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound
3.33%
*
' '
-
3
—I-:
"_8%
•'
35
Feb
5% Mar
Mar
30
4
Laboratories
Steel
International Tel
Martin-Marietta
2%
& Tel
Corp
20% May
39%
Allied
21
Sep
7%
275
6
Jun
250
3
Jun
4% Mar
5%
620
5%
Sep
9%
dH
ai
'l-.,
■
round-lot
transactions
Allis
Corp
Chalmers
Mfg
-Aluminium Ltd'
Aluminum
Co
American
of
America
Airlines
American Broadcasting -»
Paramount Theatres'(Un)—
National
Cash
National
7
9
65
'
Sep
22Va
Jun
33% May
-
Jan
29%
-
'
Jan
>
'. Jan
;
44
22%
27
17
29%
3"< %
Jun
50
155
41%
Jun
267/a
21 Va
60
73%
120
5
Corp of
Republic Steel
npr
78%
Jan
Sep
42 Va
Jan
Jun
American
Motors
Corp
V
/"
•
■
Viscose
1.66%
5%
Industries
Automatic
Inc
I
Apr
Jan
Booth
62%
62%
62%
100
53%
Jun
71%
Jan
Budd
10%
"10%
10%
60
10 V*
Jun
18%
Feb
36 Va
36% :
34
35%
Jun
57%
Feb
*
IIIITq
-1—
463/4
463/4
30%
30%
31%
40%
41%,
oi/0
5
23%
23%
25-
Sons
&
Burton-Dixie
Mar
Business
(Ind)__—
~~
39
Jun
63% Mar
Calumet
78
30%
Sep
59%
Jan
Canadian
40%
Sep
23% Sep
80 %
Jan
Carrier
&
Hecla
Pacific
Corp
Inc
38% Mar
Caterpillar
26 %
Jan
Celanese
Feb
51
51%,
95
*'
Jun
56
Feb
Central & South West Corp__i,
Central Illinois Pub Service
453/4
453/4
13
40%
Jun
57
Jan
Certain-teed
12
Sep
~
(Calif)
(N J)
footnotes,
.J
12%
"
see page
12
123/4
Tractor
Corp
of
(Un)
America (Un)
Products
(Un)
Jan
Champlin Oil & Ref
593/8
603/4
60
55% July
77
Jan
Chemetron
43%
43%
74
*£•>/* May
57%
Feb
Corp _i
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
50
May
60%
Sep
Chic
45% May
56%
Feb
Chicago
51 Va
7
307
553/4
583/4
51%
50%
53
78
310
23%
28 y2
Feb
26
42% Mar
600
41 y4
34%
500
32%
500
20
May
20%
Aug
9%
Jun
21%
3,400
10%
200
100
21
13%
14 %
21%
1,800
2,700.
22%
Jan
Jan
3,000
20%
Jan
52%
42%
Sep
Sep
Sep
71% Mar
56%
Feb
28 %
Feb
27%
Jan
10% May
'
19 y2 May
27
12 y2
Jun
31 Va
Jan
17% May
28%
Feb
Milw
&
St
13
500
11 y2
22%
400
2iy»
Jun
400
20
Jan
Paul
&
77
6 00
500
July
Apr
27%
24
••
>'t
May
48
Jun
49%
Sep
.19%
75% Jan
1% Feb
.Un
600
iya
Jan
9,700
1%
29%
Sep
43% Mar
May
36% May
56% Mar
34y4
43
Feb
Jan
29%
30%
24
24%
100
37%
38%
2,800
36%
37
38
37%
38 Va
90O
37 y2
Sep
48
27%
273/s
283/a
400
21
Jun
41% Mar
17%
183/4
12,400
17y2
Sep.
52%
Jan
Feb
29%
3^%
400
25
20
Jan
Sep
ny4
19
200
9%
Jun
15%
2iy4
1,000
18%
Jun
25% Mar
32
?
ll3/a
20%
>
33%
900
32
Sep
53'/a Mar
18%
19
350
18
,-5%
•
Jun
24 y4
Jan
7,500
5%
47/b
Jun
6 Mi
July
Sep
17%
Feb
10%
10%
600
10 Va
19 3/4
20
500
II
35%
355/a
100
19% Sep
3iy2 May
32
33 »/4
3,200
*
32
33 y2
800
38%
38%
700
22%
233/a
300
17% May
23%
Sep
15%
16%
200
15%
Sep
52%
Jan
5
2.50
10
1
common
1
__
.
25
Pac
com
*
;26
Jan
42%
Feb
29% July
42 y2
J?n
28%
Jun
43% Mar
31
Jun
46%
Feb
27%
Sep
17 Va
400
2iy2 May
15% Jun
30%
16%
25%
Feb
46Va
45%,
46%
22,200
45 y4
Sep
59% Jan
8%
8%
1,400
8%
Jun
17%
Feb
10%
10%
103/4
100
9
Jun
22%
Feb
•
Ry
10%
30%
1
—
(Un)_
Nortnwestern
19
Jun
22
50
10
40%
593/s
37 y4
May
37% Sep
9% Sep
26%
1%
,_25
;
17% May
«
7,800
Apr
61 % Mar
20 y2
*
—
(Un)
common
30% Aug
"25
1,400
38%
10%
48
P2
1
30
50c
~
~
9%
:
42
24
21%
5
40
•
100
20
21%
12.50
Corp
17%
45%
26%
37V4
Sep
Jan
136% Jan
Jun
900
215/8
;
Corp
31 %
5
"
98% May
28% Sep
44
12%
22
1
17%
-
Sep
16y8
21%
(Un)
31%
-
.21%
•
17%
-
%
•
31%
T*
13
18%
18 y4
10 y2 May
21
__
5
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5
:
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5
Capital
50
27
(E
Corp
124
I
2,400
900
10%
21%
5
Company
30
1
1
10
5
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
I
52%
38 Va Mar
-
May
12%
32%
1
Corp
Corp
1
60
7,800
29%
'
••
22%'23%.
„
I
8
Fisheries
Brunswick
Co
(Un)
(Un)
Brach
53 Va May
(Un)
Manufacturing Co
Borg-Warner
»■
28%
5
Inc
Corp
Boeing Company
Jan
America
Iperry Rand
Standard Brands
Oil
Binks
Jan
Oil
For
Apr
Steel
Apr
Jun
105% 109
*
Corp
Benguet Consolidated
Bethlehem
70% Mar
35% May
"''"I
41%
»
Co
96%
43
I.
-26
13
Bendix
Jan
Howell
54%
75
9%
26
10
30 Va
114
(Un)
Mfg Co
Sep
•
1
15%
37"%
America_2.50
:
Jun
45%
4,000
12%
y
265/a
4
of
Co
Sep
_
Standard
Belden
22 y8
37 Va
13
'".v|
II
,3
68
45 Va
12
51%
5
Co
36%
36%
7,400
10
Corp
Canteen
24
45%
17
29%
__2.50
Corporation
39
__5
16%
106%
■
10
20
33 %C
26
•'
50
1
pfd
68 Va
~
II
200
1.25
37%
•—W-
28%
1
(Un)
22%
33 %c
28%
.23
-
Products
3,900
12%
_1
non-cum
Avco
5
6.25
—
Armco Steel Corp (Un)
Armour & Co
(111)
Athey
600
19%
16%
33%
(Un)_.
Corp (Un)
Arapex Corp
Corp
46%
19%
"I"-
American Tobacco Co
American
45%
__
1
American Tel & Tel Co
*
19%
__
•
68
.
1
American Rad & Stand San (Un)
36%
Aviation-
47%
Jun
22%
;
Jun
19 Vb
Bell
130
Jan
23 y2
45
37%
Sep
8,600
1.75
68 y8
Schenley Industries
Oil
73%
29^4--
American Machine & Foundry
American Metal Climax
Z
-
Feb
39% Mar
25% July
28
Feb
Feb
57% Feb
48 Va
-
47%
—mis
_I
Socony Mobil Oil
Oil
Jun
23%
47
—
L
Reynolds Tobacco
St
Regis Paper
Standard
22%
18%
67% Mar
Jun
Jun
28%
.;
Jun
15
73 V8
(Charles)
Phillips Petroleum
Standard
Jun
37%
26%
Pfizer
Southern
33%
Jun '
38 V* May
10
American
Sinclair
73
a
45%
15%
Mar
32% May
Jun
30%
Penn
R Rt__
Pepsi-Cola
Radio
/ i
25%
21%
Register
National Gypsum
National Lead
North
38%
3
'
;400
35%
78 y2 Mar
45.
;:sl
1,400
45
57%
Jan
600
;
1,900
Jun
29 Va
Jan
41%
Jun
.
Jsa
'
:
43%
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
Jun
;
28
40%
Ashland. Oil & Refining common
18% May
57
23
Jun
42
Jan
26%
Jun ;
13% Sep
17y2
41%
Jan
'Aug
35%
2,800
42%
53 V4
45
>
1
(Un)
26%
Mar
•'
Jan
8% Mar
12.50
Co.
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
115
16%
21
12% Mar
Jun:
—10
Can
Apache
253 V4 Mar
700
55V4
80% Mar
3%'Aug
6%
High
;
3,600 '
•
20%:•
52%
.1'
U;
Aug
Sep
200
38
13%- 14
19%
„
10 Va
400
'
:
16%
1:
57 'A
1,100
4
8
37
-
600
-
.
Jun
37%
Distillers
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
•
American Cyanamid Co (Un)_^
Home Products (Un)
American
72 y4
Jan
.
7%
13%
.
10%
.4-
*1
54%
57
-
(Un)__
60
10%
,
9
-10
(Un)
High
59%
„
19%
36 y4
113
-
2
—
Sep
30 Va
1
Shares
—
Jun
132
26
*
Ward
Feb
Jan
for Week
.-.-—.I
__
18
122
36%
21%
Mining
Range
Low
25c
(Un)
85 y2
170
243
26
36%
Jan
only
of Prices
lo
37%
60
45
:
5
;
Minnesota
"
10 %
Sales
Last
>
5
;
28% Jan
,
168% Jun
48%
Corp
Montgomery
"
25%
.
:
•:
Week's
Par
.
Chemical
Amsted
Jun
I—~~1
McGraw-Edison
Mead
*
.
I™'
16%' Mar
3
•
5%
of the
.
Advance-ROsa Electronics—
Alleghany
Bastian-Blessing
Paper
2%" Apr
/ Feb
38
7%
H
compilation
,
Co—•.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
International
38% Mar
;
2% Jan
28% May
15%
4ye Mar
3
3
h'-BN'
(•«'
American
45%
24%
2.50
General Motors
Oil
136%
,
Sep
53%
—-
-
Sep
'
48%
Acme
Apr
18%
■; 19% May
36
; v.;;
3
General Electric
Gulf
48
41%
.
4
25%
10
Stores
Motor
;
20
-
■
1%
Gas
Dept
,
98 % May
37ya Sep
..
92
5
Federated
Jun
19%
5.
El Paso Natural
Ford
812
7
Chemical
12%
4
2%
..
1
_uf.__H__25c
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Anaconda Company
Pont
Eastman
Jun
36
32%
46%
Jan
2,506
21
10
__
Controls
4
15%'
10
Corp
Dtettfibutgrs
f'fiC
Abbott
28% Jan
23 % Jan
;
11% May
497
13
18%
25
Clopay
-
.>
39%
17%
19%
21%
May
31%
J_
•
,
Jan
1%
'
Jan
4% Jan
Midwest Stock Exchange;
.
22%
17%
10
Service
Dayton
"
22%
13
1
Feb
Jun
13 Va
20'/a
2%
5
___•
;
A
'
23%
•
Chrysler
Jun
16%
278
30%
5
23
■
Sep
18%
100
r;.
37%
29%
25
13%
78
29%
Cities
Du
16%
41%'
8
Chesapeake & Ohio
17
Aug
24%
4
•
66% Feb
Sep
y
17
39
'•
13
Corp
49%
8 "
19%
23Va';
2 pesos
Burlington
Burroughs
Columbia
160
41%: 42%
34%' 34%
3
Steel
13%
37 y«
.
Bethlehem
10
105% 108%
-Is? •
-'
42%
50c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Benguet
49%
40%
1
Corp
2Va
4
57%
13%
—
1
Jan
19 Va
'
--H.
5
Oil
-
41 % Mar
45
27%
24
24%
5
Jan
64
42
16%
106%
10
Armour
Ashland
';
'
Steel
5% Sep,
2,947
31 %
1.66%
Feb
16%
16%
41 y4
1.66%
_
American Tel & Tel Co
42%r Apr
Apr
29 Va
19%,
1
American Motors
Sep
rS?P
' 35%
7
5
Co
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Universal
"
—
14
59%
1
Corp
Brew
(H
United
Feb
55
13%
1
-'
Jun
31%
'
lo
1%- Jan
21% Jan
15%
20
49%
7'
■
8,% Mar
58
.
Sale Price
•
21%* Jan
9% July
33 % May
2.50
r.
Breweries
Si
STOCKS
Stores
.
39%
727
_5%,:5%
_
—
Friday
Allied
25%' Mar
:
561
131/*
36%
":.«7
3
:
—
STOCKS
Allis-Chalmers
Apr
18%.Mar
200
-
55%
.
•
20
.
Corp
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
60%
61%
r___1
i.—i
,
Mfg Co
Scotten, Dillon
Jan
19%
1. .-7': 19%
Sep
555
11%:'
'53%
High
9
,( 16%. Feb
July
Sep
Sep
.33
123/4
—
Co
Rudy
Apr
113 % Jan
29%
Procter & Gamble common
54%
77
^
Rockwell-Standard
100
.
19%
Kroger
common.
Chemical
Davis
Rickel
Feb
15
-i_5
4%
Jan. 1
.
Sep
10 %
95c
32
«
Industries
(S
Parke
Feb
55
55
: :
Co
.
Co
Wheel
National
Sep
32 y» Jan
Jun
398
.
6
46%
5
;
13%
200
4%
11%
'■
...—25
...^J.O
Inc
Trailer
Lakes
Motor
50% Mar
31
:
94%: 95%
_1
20
14
26 Va
6
——
Co__
Motors
Kresge
High
635
*
National
298
11
4%
11%
^—
i
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Jan
Ford
Low
24%
;..50
Early & Daniel
Gibson
23
20
common-
Telephone
(Dan)
Diamond
;r: 23
10
14%
;
5%' Jan
10% Jun
372
13%
103/4
95c
.
Co
International
Shares :;
20
111117-8.50
Co.
Corporation
Houdaille
High
16
*
common-
common
T
Cincinnati
Low
10
190
415
13%
103/4
7
0
IIII-l
rape?
Bros
Mfg
Ex-Cell-O
for Week
20
Cincinnati Milling
Cohen
of Prices
II
Carey Manufacturing vt.—.iS
Champion
Range
Sale Price
Balcrank
Last
Par
630
-
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
-7 ,■•,/
___
—5
Edison
Detroit
43% Mar
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
;'
39% Jan
90% Jan
Range Since
Low
.
% 7%
4%
1
7
Co
Mfg
Bower
Consumers
Great
•: ■
l:
Sales
Shares
10% .7io%7"
14% : 14%
„;(■
■
5
Corp
1__
Stores—.—
Corp..—
General
•' -1"/ '
Sep
for Week
.
High
7%
—
1
Products
Corporation
Consolidated
Fruehauf
/■
Jun
78%- Jan
Feb
Jun
26%
6%
16.25
Corp
62%
19%
40
...
38%
6%...
34%
*
Waldorf
45% May
586
51%
20%
46%
2S:
Corp com_
1,130
456
51%
20%
Machinery
25%
34% Mar
•
'Jan
18%
•
—-
Low
-
1
Company
Chrysler
Jan
131
24% Sep
21% Jun
35
22%
Week's
Range
of Prices
1
Manufacturing
Burroughs
18% Feb
Jun
34y»
I*'.5"
Budd
Jan
41
Jun
•^Par'
S
Supermarkets
Briggs
247/a
—
—
•
Sep
61%
"
Jan
22
*
U
26 Ya
60
10%
10%
-2.50
Co
Fruit Co
United
10%
25
Mining Co
Quincy
30
29%
10
—
Jun
1
Exchange
Last
. '
>y
American
73% Mar
Sep
J
Allexr Electric
Apr
26% Apr
19 Vb May
1,979
67
——5 ;
—
Jan
>;
Jun
40
.
Sale Price
Brown-McLaren
Olin
Mar
23 C
121 %
Feb
%
22% May
-
Friday
Jan
H)
83%
.
.
10
_
STOCKS
Jan
245
England Electric System—;
^28%
.j^, 587/a
Sep
46% May
il7/a Jun
v
.
45% Aug
78% Mar
Jun
54%
,
63%
England Tel & Tel Co
Northern
.
100
V2.. v ; 50
;
25%
25%
32
,7-'7- 40
; 41%:.
451
i
26% .26%
v .10
61%
63
66
—
Jan
33%
New
88
12% 1':
88
Feb
10% Mar
Feb
62%
New
54'A,
,
59%
Apr
35
211
...
61%
Association—___1
Racing
22%
■
:
-
Feb
Jan
*
Copper Corp
Star Cement Corp
53
12%
Jan
————-1
Company
22%
88 %
U S Shoe.^...__:-.i_...,-...,;-
33% May
tv
% Jan
10
40%
63 V*
5
Kennecott
47%. May
5% Jun
:
'
39
■
*
Inc
Stores
22
*
347/s July
High
69
7%
————•
.
Low
50%
22%
'""III Il2%
...
■
Range Since Jan. 1
7%
Detroit Stock
National
First
I
.
High
50%
—
May
10%
-
Oil
Texaco
Jan
52%
May
Sep
29 y4 May
48 y4
St Railway common__100
preferred class A—
100
18%
136%
98
32%
32%
Mass
st
12% May
167/a
18
Assoc com
Shares
Sunray Oil
307/a Mar
Jun
604
16 ya
—5
Inc
20%
105% 109%:*;;, 4,346
454
37 y4
38 Vb
*
Co
& Fuel
Eastern Gas
27
10
Hecla
&,
Service
Cities
Property Trust
24%
55%
50
10
Co
Edison
Boston
16%
106
33 Va
Tel
&
American
24%
*
1.66%
for Week
Studebaker Corp
;
Agricultural Chemical
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par •
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Par
•;-
Monday, October 1, 1962
.
•"
Last
STOCKS
.
(Range for Week Ended September 28)
Exchange
Week's
Friday
.
30%
3,200
43.
5
4
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* )«. *
^■
I
1'»
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Financial Chronicle
Number 6199 V V V The Commercial and
Volume 196
(1377)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Last
Range !,
<
Low
Corp
Chrysler
Cleveland-Cliffs
.
preferred
4 Va%
Inc^
Co
Coleman
Columbia
400
100
92
50
16
16
37%
39%
300
8%
8%
300
5
System
Gas
(Un)—.——10
,yv
Co
Power
■-
Insurance
Continental
50
•
35
America^————5
Co—•—
—j—1
—1
Crucible Steel of Amer (Un)_,
12.50
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
1
500 /
28%
37%
20%
40%
May
York
New
Jan
17%
600
North
American
Car
Jun
G»a
Apr s
Northern
Indiana
Public
Northern
Natural
Gas
38 3/4
Jan
42 3%
Apr
38% May
Feb
48 % May
71%
700
47% Jun
53% Mar
200
21
34 %
Feb
60% Mar
47%
41% May
1,300™
19
-
Jun
42
14%
100
12%
Jun
17%
1,100
14 V*
Jun
20'A Aug
Du
Chemical
May
56%
Feb
34% Mar
28
1,500
263/4
Sep
48%
48%
199%
49-%/
1,400
40
jun
72%
Jan
100
166
Jun
208%
Sep
198% 199%
Oak
(Un)
Co
El Paso Natural Gas—
16%
97%
18
600
18%
16%
Jun
700
16%
96
16%
96
18
-
85%
6,700
18
Jun
Jun
800
24
Jun
.
29%
28%
1
Mfg
Electric
Emerson
~
Edison
Oklahoma
27%
Jan
115 5/a Mar
263/e
Jan
42
Feb
.
Corp.,---.
1
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp_l
Firestone Tire & Rubber
(Un)
•
First
Ford
Motor
W
Co.——
Trailer
Fruehauf
F
Inc
Dairies
Foremost
Jun
8%
Feb
50%
1,000
30
1,200
28%
Sep
700
37%
J"n
60
Jan
42%
5.90Q
36%
Jun
45
Aug
8%
8%
500
8%
Jun
143/a
Gen
21 %
2,100
17% May
27%
Feb
8%
250
8%
„
Corp————. ——1
;
7
July
Dynamics
Chemical
Corp.
General
III—1-3
Portland
General
Peabody
&
Coal
.
Pennsylvania
(Un)
rn.,
—-30O
General Tire & Rubber—
Gillette
1
(The); Co
Alden Corp
Glidden
Co.
Cq.„....._.
RR
(WH)
Gossard
Co.
(Charles)
Phelps
Dodge
Procter
&
10 % Mar
Oil
Pure
:
Gun
Quaker Oats Co
Heileman
Hrewing Co..———1
(G)
Hertz
-i:.
r_
—1
Ltd.——.—20
Corp
Holmes
{D H> Co
Hupp Corporation .i—J—t
Huttig Sash & Door
10
Central
IHinois
Inland Steel Co__
Interlake
International
International
!
•
_.
(Un)——*
International Paper (Un)
2.50
International
Co
Shoe
Apr
St
National
Louis
8%
Jun
14%
Feb
Sep
45%
Feb
Servel
44%
Jan
20
47
Jun
24%
700
26%
Jun
133/4
39
May
Chemical.__33 y3 c
Kennecott Copper Corp
(Un)_•
Kimberly-Clark Corp
5
Knapp Monarch Co
1
Co
&
400
12
347a
357a
34
1,400
200
^
15%
157«
450
50
13
38
Jun
22%
293/4
Feb
Sinclair
Oil
11%
Aug
34
May
293%
Jun
13% Jun
11%
Jun
15
Mar
44%
Apr
43% Apr
Oil
Jan
18
18 %
Marshall
Martin
Field
Jan
15
McCrory
Corp
,
Means
(F
Merck &
W)
Co
&
(Un)
Co
common
Merritt Chapman & Scott
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Mickelberry's
Middle
Food
South
Minneapolis
.
Mississippi
River Fuel
Motorola
Inc
For footnotes, see page 43.
*
Sep
52% Jan
Jun
41
Sep
277a
28
3974
40
10
317.
Feb
3374
9,700
t-
Jan
4174
Sep
45.
Aug
50
50
.12
117b
1174
600
974
Apr
—»
237.
25
1,600
237.
107a
117a
2,400
100
127b
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58
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21
100
2074
18
Jun
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35
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23%
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23
40
Jun
May
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317. Mar
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517a
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387. Jan
68
Mar
33
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33
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52
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30
30 »/2
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2774
29 %
600
217a
Jun
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Feb
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Union
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Feb
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Union
Pacific
of
Feb
.
United
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United
States
Jun
2572
Jan
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May
5472
Sep
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Jun
63%
Feb
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39
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600
36 3/4
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4774
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31
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18
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States Industries
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(Un)
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40'A
Rubber
Steel
Upjohn
4074
Corp
83'/a Jun
387a May
4774 July
2772 May
Company
Jan
517a Apr
68
Jan
347. Jan
39
Jan
2472 Mar
127a May
387b
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38
Sep
60% Feb
417a
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4074
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787a
Jun
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61
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120 %
600
3474
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:
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327a
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297. Aug
417b
417b
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40
4672 Mar
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-6%
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Jan
Mar
547a Jan
Feb
30
Co
United Air Lines Inc
Jan
110
May
457a
2,100
>
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Jan
17 % Mar
21
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1
2574 Apr
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33
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Texas
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Transmission
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Tenn
597/a
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>
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3474 Jan
567b
common.
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37
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51
Feb
39
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D X L Oil
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Sunray
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Jun
44
Jun
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38
-
43
(Un)
Corp
Eastern
25%
17%
18
•
38% Mar
300
49 %
900
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31%
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Sunbeam
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12
20'/a
57
3074 Feb
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Studebaker-Packard
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25
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6
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California
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12
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3
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5
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Western Bancorporation
33
Jun
40
Apr
56
Jun
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66%
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11%
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400
4%
4%
100
4
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253/a May
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.
13
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65
32%
10
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32%
—
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34
10
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Minnesota Min
Jun
33
24%
12.50
4
1
35
Feb
63% Mar
Jun
Sep
6% May
56
Products—
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1,500
45
24%
54%
65%
40%
59 7a
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2,300
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52
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—
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3,600
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McKay Machine Co
1,200
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20
1
.:
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3074 Aug
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200
*
common
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89
3174
18%
2,500
20
11%
•
56% Sep
31
Sep
44
4
600
57
3174
11% May
8
1
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36 %
25
5
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Cement
2874 Jun
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Co
Universal
Marquette
1,100
32
207/a
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Apr
38 Va Mar
Jun
900
1
Mobile
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Southern
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50c
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4,000
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Steel
1,400
.
6%,
25
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Lincoln Printing Co common
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Lorillard
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2472 May
21
30
217a
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—-
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400
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50
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6774
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5
2,200
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i
May
467a
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68
34
35
,
Jun
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Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un).
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45
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Jefferson
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100
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3
227a
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100
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>
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3 Mar
3874 Mar
•
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63
57
3 Sep
2274 Jun
200
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.
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16
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25
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167a Aug
i
21
19
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900
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400
41
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300
1874
23
Jan
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_
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Jun
41
5
29
10,100
3,400
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*
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407. Feb
2.50
•
1874 May
'
18 '/a
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19
30
36
1
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10
Feb
Jan
Sep
26i/4 Jun
29
Inc
Stewart-Warner
Illinois Brick Co
207.
49»/4
Jun
307a
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6%
25%
24%
1
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18% May
38%
31%
11
46 74
Paper Co.—
3%
28%
267a
14
36%
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200-
45%
of America (Un)
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
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357a
337a
13
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20
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5
Sep
i
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197a
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5
2272 May
3 'id 47a
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15
25
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9,500
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10
-
1774
-
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,
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427a
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200
4574
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Phillips Petroleum
Jun
7174
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48
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10
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i
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10
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Peoples Gas Light & Coke
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14
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431/4
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3174
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637a
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400
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Jan
71 «/4
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Jan
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2,600
10
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20%
6434
31%
Mar
Jun
53
200
274
10%
2%
27a
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57
55%
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American
General
574
Jun
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Pictures
Parke-Davis
Revlon
General Box
July
Jan
20%
20 V4
3
11
48% Mar
45%
40 %
41%
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5
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4%
31%
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5
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Wisconsin
1,300
4%
4%
4%
*
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600
3874
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Pacific Gas & Electric fnm
Pullman
Whitney
Apr
55%
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14
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Olin-Mathieson
Public
Fairbanks
Jan
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Sep
127/a
.
55%
Co
Manufacturing Co
Ohio
Pfizer
Kodak
1
10
3
Inc
Lines
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Eastern
/
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Pepsi-Cola Co
Eastman
Sep
Jun
Mar
26%
26%
5
5
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Pont
43
36%
5674
(Minnesota)
(Un)
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200
44%
44%
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Dodge Manufacturing
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16%
17/a
1,300
23%
14%
--
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22
22
22
300
Jan
2.200
May
1,000
37%
28% Mar
477a
.
High
132 7,
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Corp.
Illinois
72%
617a
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Illinois
1,000
23%
3%
Northern
'
123%
12%
Noriuern
Paramount
Co
227a
36%
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Pan
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227a
RR
American
Jan
49
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Low
-j
75
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Central
North
•
72%
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Jan
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Jun
33 % May
400
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74
5
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49
21
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Mar
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25%
3,600
•
31
49%
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Products
Crowell-Collier Publishing
Register (Un)
54%
7—
22% May
6,200
40%
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Corn
1,400
19%
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--v
.
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56
Sep
41%
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(Un)
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—
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Shares
Nortnern
Oil 'of Delaware (Un)
Continental
National
7; 36 '
32 3/4 May
25%.
28 V*
20
Feb
Feb
Aug 7 7,: 99% Feb
12% Jan ;7%'-17% Mar
40%
—--
of America
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Continental Can. Co (Un)-----i--.--.-.10
Corp
Container
:
32% Jun.
50
36%
——1.3373
Consolidated Foods
Distilleia
62%
88
24%
247/s
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Cash
58%
Jun
22%
33
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National
Aug
20
,
Jun
47 %
92
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Iron
Fuel &
Colorado
38%
800
22%
100
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Colgate Palmolive Co
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55%
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:
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49y8
for Week
26% Jan
Sep
8%
Par
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,
common
Iron
16
100
2,300
Range
of Prices
'
Sale Prloe
High
53%
48% /
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Service
Cities
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Friday
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16
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific By Co
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of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended September 28)
Sales
Week's
Friday
,
STOCKS
37
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
Wilson & Co (Un)_.
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Co
(Un)_.
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2%
417«
29
10%
10%
200
10
Jun
1472
48
50%
16,400
41%
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34
400
31%
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150
26% Sep
42 Ya
157/a
Jan
29 74
800
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Jun
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257B
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Jun
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Jan
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257B
267B
2,900
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300
261/4
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5
267/B
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26%
500
3472
Sep
55
Jan
Feb
34%
36
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Jan
62 7a
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92
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1674 Mar
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Jun
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874
Jan
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Jun
38%
8%,
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Publishing Co
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2474
8ya
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
26%
26%
40%
40
41%
2,300
35%
Jun
52%
26%
26%
27%
-3,700
25%
Jnn
3,7%
56%
583/4
300
51%
J»n
gg
Jan
Machtne
127.
74
100
1274
7274
Co.
>
v
400
1274
.71% Jun
Jan
Aor
Mar
Zenith
Radio
Corp—
51
50 Ya
527.
4,500
44
Jun
757. Mar
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Exchange
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
'
Stocks
Price Range on
not
This list does
other Exchanges.
„
/•"/ Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
of Prices
Cement Corp pfd (Un) —25
Mammoth Consolidated Min___5c
American
Gas
Buttes
4%
5V2
27,900
18%
250
26%
26%
27 %
2,800
24 y4
34%
34
34%
700
29%
Jun
32c
18
37c
Oil
Jade
Petroleum
17
*
Refractories
Air
i5
Mar
Oil
1.90
Jan
Jan
2.70
Jun
Invest
69c
100
17
Sep
200
15 y4
Jun
17% Mar
2,500
1.25 May
on
3,200
2.65
Oil
Reserve
Oil
Rhodes
Western
Rice
6%
Oil
2.00
Jun
1,700
8%
Sep
19
Jan
16%
17%
1,100
16 Va
Jun
22
2.80
Jan
39 y4
30
100
30 y4
5,400
100
16
Feb
25%
trials
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
206.24
ties
117.79
V
10
10
92.83
80.03
83.25
Utili¬
roads
591.78
Date
:k
Total
15
Rail¬
Indus-
120.80
-
.
Jan
582.91
117.01
118.96
203.48
88.51
86.11
588.22
117.18
118.45
204.34
92.93
79.88
83.26
88.62
86.17
578.48
115.94
117.65
201.69
93.06
79.99
83.16
88.63
86.21
Sept. 27
574.12
115.44
117.46
200.60
93.06
80.22
83.25
88.70
86.31
___
5%
4y8
2,200
5
5%
900
3% May
65
compiled daily
stocks, 15.46.
by
92.83
79.90
following divisors:
the
using
83.23
Industrials,
2.988;
Rails,
%
%
500
% May
1
Jan
37
Jan
24
24
::A' loo
23
Jun
6%
6%
6%
24,500
4
Jan
(35 Stocks)
6%
300
6V4 Jan
7% Jan
8c
9c
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
7% Mar
6%
8c
Exploration.
8c
40,000
Closing
'
Date
Range
/
for
1963
May
Sept. 24
109.96
High
144.31
Mar 14
Tues.
18c
Mon.
Sept. 25
109.53
Low
100.23
Jun 27
Wed.
(Un)
Oil
5.34;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
5% Sep
V'—■
.1
are
6.55;
Sep
3%
%
(Un).
Averages
Utilities,
5.00 Mar
July
5%
8%
Basin
86.15
88.52
32 y4 Mar
Jan
2.20
22y2
common
Equipment Co
Williston
Total
Sept. 26
Sept. 25
Apr
3
32
3%
Warrants
Preferred
Jan
32% May
Jan
800
32
*3%
22%
5
Petroleum common
Jun
Apr
32
50c
Preferred
Victor
Apr
30% Mar
,
-Bonds—
10
■
20
30
4% Aug
2.75
31 Va
25
Co
1.75
400
2.20
2.20
A_25
Union
Westates
25
Feb
37%
Mar
1
Sugar common
United Industrial Corp
841
Jan
67%
■
Feb
2,300
Co
Gas
&
27
200
3%
10%
preferred
Trico
25% May
26%
3
8%
Calif Gas Co pfd series
Southern
Jan
3
___25c
Gil
Ranch
Apr
32
10%
Co
Gas
&
26%
3%
Sep
21%
1
.25
Develop
Gas
&
5% Aug
July
-33 %c
preferred
6%
Pacific
5%
25% May
23 y4 Jun
-Stocks
Jan
Sept. 21_
1.35 Sep
6,800
/: .■? 600
26%
28 y2 Mar
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
2.10 Jan
1.70
25%
Mar
48
Jun
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
are
23 y2 Mar
21%
19
•
Jan
Sep
...
Sep
47% Sep
622
5% Mar
Jun
1.35
21V*
common.
24
47%
e
4%
60
23%
26
31%
Feb
32% Mar
.
19
830
49
v
28%
1,153
31%
10%
May
34% May
243
-
4%
47%
47%
24 y4
40
24
-
High
7% Sep
90
38%
4%-
6.25
May
46c
Apr
31c
21 %
-1
Co—
American
North
28%
21
Jan. 1
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Sept. 24
Norris
Range Since
Low
500
28%' 28%
23%
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Shares
8
38%
7 '/a
Brake
I for Week
High
28 Va
Home
(Joseph) Co
*
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common»_»_l
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
_5
Westinghouse
v
8
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh__5
Duquesne Light Co
5
Equitable Gas Co_—_____
___8.50
Jan
4%
4
.1
Corp Ltd
Nordon
Low
Par
Walker
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jan
75c
1.80
1.70
Week's
f f',;
Sale Price
49% Jan
16 y2
16%
—
50 y2
w
2.85 May
9,000
17
Jun
Sep
1.85
18c
5,000
36c
®
10
25c
Co
4%
34c
4%
17
Frank Co Inc
&
Meier
68,300
'
.
-9% Feb
23% Jan
July
80c
1,100
34c
4%
Navigation
Merchants
90c
2.00
27c
10c
Oil Co (Un)
Co (Un)
M
&
M
Matson
80c
1.95
•1:.l
* v.-';
.
Monday, October 1, 1962
.
Feb
5
7% May
7,500
85c
33c
10c
50c
16 y2
1,400
1.95
1
(Un)
3%
47% Jan
:
Sep
4% May
200
8%
-."VvA"/"-1-
V'1
37c
.
25% Jun
2
Jan
29c
Jun
10
1
Imperial Western
J
5%
Humor
Holly Oil Co
M
2,700
Exploration Co of California_l
Co of Calif
10c
General
Good
! VV-
h. 't »*."•
i*
1,800
2.50
10
Emporium Capwell Co
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
■'
13c
32 %
2.00
13c
5.50
—
Inc
Cooke
&
24,000
12c
32%
25% Feb
,
May
lie
■2.25
1
*
Oil Co
&
Ink Co____
California
Jun
22
32%
—5
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc—
Buckner
Industries
Inc
Castle
100
22 %
22%
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1...
Last
STOCKS
Harbison
for Week
Shares
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
•
.
(Range for Week Ended September 28)
Pacific Coast Stock
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38
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Sept. 26—
Jan
109.59
Fri.
Range
for
1961
108.57
.____
Sept. 28.
High
144.09
Dec
8
108.21
Thurs.Sept. 27
Low
106.57
Jan
3
- /
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
'
STOCKS
Alan
Tel
Arundel
Tel
&
City
Atlantic
Research
Electric
__
25%
42 .
1
1
Corn
Transit
Baltimore
Co
'
-
__
8%
11%
8%
8%
11%
5
Company
68V4
1,266
63%'
622
105% 109y4
6,752
25% 25%.
861"
40y4 42 % " 1,072 *
23% 24%
304
High
66V4 Jun
63% Sep
66%
63%
105%
*'
4.33
Corp
Atlantic
Budd
preferred
5%
Steel
Wood
American
66%
1
100
33y3
Markets Inc
Acme
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
99% Jan
79% Jan
136% Jan
34% Jan
49% Jan
High
Low
Par
'907 '
330
12
98% May '
25% Sep
~35
May
-
19% Jun
7% May
9% May
85
90
572
82% May
38%
1.80
25
86%
54%
53%
55%
934
1
D C Transit System class A com—20c
Delaware Power & Light
-6.75
7%
7%
8%
240
5%
453/4
45%
5
10
28%
42 %
28
Campbell
Chrysler
Curtis
Co
Soup
Corp
Co
Publishing
common
Duquesne Light___
Electric Storage Battery.:
Finance Co
Class
Food
Ford
Motor
SI
Motors
Corp
13%
Feb
Jun
12% May
100
150
38% Jun
55% Mar
28%
1,353
24
32% Mar
11
May
106
41%
Jun
56
Feb
26
101
26
Sep
28
the
stocks for
of stock
21 %
22%
1,708
21% Aug
40%
40%
42
7,993
345
38% July
8
Jun
19%
-
36%
19%
100
32% Jun
254
*
1.66%
16%
52%
16%
16%
50
51%
53%
10,667
1
13%
12%
31%
6 :■&
14%
290
A
~~
1
10c
Resistance
Fund
36%
19 %
1
;
24%
23%
31%
6
//
25%
20
100
525
26%
Chemicals
Non-Durable
Transportation
utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
and
Service
Electric
-
-
Ritter Finance
Jan
Stocks
Railroad
Seg
No. of
and M'iscel.
31%
4% Aug
18%
Jun
8%
19%
1,247
18
Jun
30%
Jan
3,131
18% Jun
28%
Jan
3,410
60%
Jun
94% Mar
100
20%
Jun
33 Va
Jan
21%
21%
29%
29%
128
23% Jun
31%
1,369
29
May
10%
11%
6,763
10%
Jun
19
230
33%
Sep
55
8%
8% July
11%
Apr
25c
*
common
Co
29%
5,856
24"% May
Gas
5%
Jun
34% Mar
-Jan
8
6%
885
10
common
&
29
35%
35"%
36%
1,046
32% May
47% Mar
*
63%
62%
64%
250
49% May
69 %
;^_10
com
-
5%
Apr
B
5%
1
26%
*
French
Lab
Gas Co
Public
*
26%
940
9,448
453/4
*
8
$5,241,000
$460,000
Tues.
Sept. 25
Sept. 26
3,618,930
4,201,000
390,000
3,550,190
3,536,260
2,859,620
4,101,000
4,143,000
3,653,000
310,000
4,411,000
330,000
4,473,000
283,000
3,936,000
18,564,370
$21,339,000
Wed.
Thurs. Sept. 27
Fri.
Sept. 28
43
29
May
50%
18%
20
45%
46%
3,216
15%
16%
1,866
49%
237
$23,112,000
$1,773,000
1962
Stocks—Number of Shares
Bonds—
V
'
-
/•
Ramo-Wooldridge
5
Corp
Gas
I 16
3.50
47
Woodward & Lothrop common
1.4.50
22
27%
10
*
__1*
85
$1,773,000
21,339,000
Industrial
$23,112,000
Total
17%
Jun
65,446,600
1,061,618,400
53,187,700
1,180,709,000
$30,197,000 $1,127,080,000
$1,233,898,700
$1,050,000
29,147,000
22% Mar
53%
14
18% Mar
Feb
38%
May
Jun
65%
Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
8% Mar
7%
7%
60
6%
Jun
22%
495
19"%
Jun
27%
28%
722
26%
Jun
38 %
Apr
(No. of
33%
125
29 Va
Jun
41
Jan
Shares)
Mar
Mar
85
23%
' 85
24
85
July
89
74
125
63
Jun
75
Jun
Stocks
Mon.
Sept. 24
Tues.
Sept. 27
Sept. 28
Fri.
Friday
Range
of Prices
Par
1
.
Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knox
Co
1
-10
—
Columbia Gas System
Continental
.
Commercial
-10
CorpI
footnotes,
—1
see page
43.
Low
27%
__
__
24%
5
Li
>
—
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
$224,000
218,000
204,000
131,000
293,000
$1,070,000
28%
126
27%
Sep
48% Feb
61%
133
48 Va
Jun
73 % Mar
Foreign
25%'
26Va
40
24%
Jun
39 %
Foreign
24%
25%
72
35
22% May
5
Sep
Jan
30 % Mar
6
Jan
Foreign
Corporate
-
$19,000
5,000
.2,000
6,000
6,000
Bonds
$38,000
Total
Bond
Sales
$2,000
$245,000
3,000
226,000
206,000
.
137,000
299,000
$5,000
Jan. 1 to
1962
$1,113,000
Sept. 28
1961
5,280,045
8,276,080
233,833,674
380,815,779
$977,000
$53,562,000
38,000
25,000
$37,137,000
1,961,000
1,361,000
$40,459,000
Bonds—
27%
5
5,280,045
-
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
$1,070,000
Stocks—Number of Shares
59
5
'
Bonds
Week Ended Sept. 28
1961
1962
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
,
Total
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Domestic
1,406,095
957,630
965.675
1,054,800
895,845
—
Sept. 26
Thurs.
!
Sept. 25
Wed.
STOCKS
'
;
Mar
44
42% May
21%
73%
lo
'
>
33
7%
1
Improvement
Warner Company
Washington Gas Light common
54.25 preferred
47
$2,000
r
$15,000
Bank—
Foreign
and
1961
778,076,676
106,412,722
16,556,424
U. S. Government
International
Sept. 28
1962
1961
.
18,564,370
r.
Transactions at the American
Transmission
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended Sept. 28
Jan
Va Jun
33%
Sales
4,999,370
Jan
72%
Bonds
Sept. 24
Jan
43
5
45
18%
10c
Jun
25% Jun
418
49
33
491/4
2.50
Service
5%
5
25%
Bond
Govt.
Bonds
Mon.
Jan
221
Bank
Bonds
Feb
35%
8%
10%
Total
U. S.
Int'l
38% Mar
28%
3i3/a
5
Co
Power
class
&
Eastern
United
;
$5,701,000
4,591,000
40% Jan
30 %
33%
*
Co
United
185.5
178.2
113.3
;
Foreign
Bonds
Shares
Jan
Mar
36
65%
Paper
Thompson
85.5
143.0
131.4
83.8
111.0
_
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
57% Jan
Railroad
Texas
98.6
95.2
,101.8
V;
Exchange
Transactions at the New York Stock
43% May
22%
50
Service Electric
Oil
—1.5
—2.3
34%
18%
Inc
Electric
Eun
—-2.9
—0.8
Sep
65
3
Transportation
Jersey
160.1
143.8
93.9
107.0
135.6
134.4
Jun
21 %
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of L I
Southeastern
—3.3
—1.7
12%
191/3
Light
&
Philadelphia
Ecuth
109.0
113.6
89.8
Low
:
144.3
135.0
45
65%
Corp
Power
Kline
—2.0
—2.4
87.2
Goods
120.1
111.3
158.8
141.6
91.7
Goods
Jan
21%
25c
Philadelphia
Smith
1962——
High
,-
Jan
16%
1
Linotype
Peoples Drug Stores
Ecott
Change
105.4
111.7
Manufacturing
Durable
'
Percent;,"
117.7
108.6
Composite
45% Mar
15% May
11% May v
1
Pennsylvania RR
Public
;
«,
Sept. 21/62 Sept. 14/62
Total
Potomac
■
1957-59=100
:
:
15% Feb
16%c
Inc
Martin-Marietta Corp
Merck & Co Inc
Pennsylvania
"
■Vf;V:
45 % Aug
8%
8
8
5
Homasote Co
Pennsalt
week and with highs and lows
industry groups compared with the preceding
for the current year.
Jan
41%
prices based on the closing prices, of 300 common
Sept.. 21, 1962, for the composite and by major
ended
week
Feb
21%
common.'
Corp
class
Inc
Mergenthaler
Jun
10%
26
Gimbel Brothers
Madison
Feb
41% 42%
:
50c
common
preferred
International
Mar
1
(Julius)
Giant Food
122
62%
Jun-
index
15% Feb
46%
11
2
Acceptance
General
33% May
9% Jan
2.50
Co
Dairies
Garfinckel
General
-
5
Fair. Stores.
Foremost
'
SEC Index of Stock Prices
SEC
The
America at Bait—
of
non-voting
A
.
Government
Corporate
Total—
:
5,000
44,000
1,382,000
1,169.000
$1,113,000
$1,046,000
$56,113,000
•A
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6199
196
Volume
(1379)
CANADIAN MARKETS
'
Montreal Stock'
Prices
Shown
Expressed
Are
Last
Low
41 %
4% %
Shares,
Low
24%
270
391/4
41
2,120
39 %
20%
21 %
20%
21%
45 V2
45%
2,227
22%
pfd_ ...25
4%%? preferred ———— —50
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred- ...50
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd„—__ —50
45%
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
4%
of Canada
Co
preferred
•
27
53%
,
'70
Jun
45%
190
.
'45
50
700
50
,Jun
'
55
Class
C
Asbestos
50
50
50
61/2
6%
300
Jun
Sugar common..
30%
30%
2,301
27
Jun
36% May
14
14
100
12
Jun
16
*
Atlas
Steels
Bank
of
Bank
of
—-
Z—•
Ltd—
Scotia——
Nova
34%
1
10
10
Montreal
6
5,227
28
May
35%
51% Jun
75%
63
64%
1,243
59
Jun
83%
661
55
Jun
82
785
40
Jun
54
14
2.50
20%
20%
20%
16
$ 16
15
1.001
Jun
20
17%
18%
50%
150
46% July
55
48%
47
48%
165
48
78c
78c
48%
Jun
78c
140
2.75
2.70
2.85
9,051
29 %
29%
30 '/a
6,038
28
July
38%
Nova
Scotia
Ogilvie
ll7/8
11%
12
630
10
Jun
14
17%
16%
*7%
4,562
15%
Jan
18
Feb
Brown
Ltd 6%
pfd
Building
47
767
46 %
1.65
Sep
Sep
56%
10,123
7%
500
7%
Sep
Bulolo
Calgary Power common
Preferred
22
Canada
&
Canada
Iron
Foundries common
preferred
British
Canadian
Class
—
32%
27
455
23 %
Jun/.
32%
Canadian
Fairbanks
287
Jun
27
1,015
18
Jun
25%
a67
5
62
July
25
50
Jun
64%
920
8% Jan
23% Jun
563
24
Jun
32
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40
Jun
44
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—
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85
10 ■v7. 10
10
2.05
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23,230
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48
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2.05
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470
18
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150
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14
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3-7
175
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Feb
31
Jan
17%
Jan
90
May
5.25 Aug
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Sep
13%
July
Jan
30%
44
48%
__
*
*
Sep
12 'A May
26 % Sep
2,149
Feb
10%
May
19
50
20%
1
Aug
23% Mar
July
9
July
10% May
55
Jan
11%
Aug
18%
Feb
17%
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35
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40
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24%
24%
150
22
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68%
61%
70
12,216
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70
37 %
36%
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40
6,290
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5634
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1
5%
5%
5%
1,485
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preferred
41
65
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27%
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37
Jan
39 %
39%
40%
393
38% Aug
51
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19'A
175
19
31
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495
11
common
common
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10
10
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10
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69%
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50
99
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63'A
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Jun
2 735
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16
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105
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23%
24%
19,999
19%
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26%
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54
22 % May
26%
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Feb
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36%
975
37%
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43
43
43
360
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'45
7%
7%
300
6 % May
a20% a20%
25
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20
Jan
Feb
8% Mar
21
July
Mar
630
30
1,376
8%
9
4.05
16%
16
16%
6,640
15%
Jun
18%
18%
18%
525
17%
Jun
21% May
32% Mar
•
of
27!A
29%
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1
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26%
30
•
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26%
*
46
45%
47%
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60
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50
—
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50
20
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Jan
Jan
11%
800
4 95
24%
50
—
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preferred
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Sep
Jan
11%
6
9
37 %
common.*
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6%
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a6
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Aug
5% Mar
9
10
A
Series
Feb
Jan
650
355
_
Mar
8%
64
29
Warrants
May
4% July
July
53
19%
(Albert E)
Class
29% Mar
28%
*
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8% May
■>
450
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27% '
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14% Mar
111
*
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38%
Jun
33% Aug
4.70
__
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common
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Jun
11% Sep
70
July
26'A
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19
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35%
16% Aug
250
965
3
2.15
2,000
11%
_*
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Salada Foods common
12% Mar
Jun
2.05
Apr
81 % Mar
Jun
9%
1
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Feb
9%
22'A
.
80
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Rolland Paper
Rothmans Co
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9
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class
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25%
26%
9%
__
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24
19%
19
30%
25
25%
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Feb
48
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/
26
common
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Apr
18%
25
Ltd
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25
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Feb
103
Sep
*
——
Chemical
•
class A__
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10% May
100.
l
6%
25% Jan
Sep
101
*
Celanese common.
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Canadian
Jun
22%
a50
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;
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17%
25
19
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warrants
4,620
1,675
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warrants.—
A
Class B
22%
9%
—
50
Ltd
Quebec Telephone
8.20 Mar
Sep
101
*
Breweries————
$2.20
6.10
1,200
24
Electronics.—_—*
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Canadian
1,317
4,286
107
Quebec Power
Jan
25%
*
18%
19
11%
Feb
37
21% May
10%
Ltd
Quebec Natural
Feb
16
a67
10
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6.50
16%
Jan
25%
25%
——
Canada Malting --—:
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9 % May
12
19% July
26%
*
20
Dominion Sugar Co Ltd—*
preferred
25
310
Jun
Price
Feb
250
15
24
24% Jan
27% Feb
,
July
16%
Development
Power Corp of Canada
1.95 Aug
Jan
/ 101
100
—
common.
Penmans
Class
22
-*
:
Cement
$1.30
6.10
———„——5
Gold
Canada
15
24
*
17% July
20
Feb
Jan
18%
Placer
10
15
*
A—1
—
350
Jan
24
34%
Sep
106%
Petroleum
Jan
7%
lO'/a July
27
__
Light & Power
Steel
Jan
4,75 Apr
180
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class
Ltd
Products
Sep
7%
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Co
Mills
Bruck
2.70
54 'A
165
165
Chemical
Brockville
7
Jun
46%
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British
50
120
335
-
Jan
Jan
10%
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Feb
*
Co
Flour
Ontario
Jan
Products——*
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Z
5
Mines
Page-Hersey
430
Forest
Ltd
Containers
Pacific
50
26
*
100
10
„
40
Sep
4.80
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__
10
:
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Apr
50
British
__
—
Trust
90c
4.70
Bowaters
Jun
7% Mar
_*
53
Sep
Aug
4.70 Sep
£
Paper
i
B
Niagara Wire
58% Mar
82c
10,167
157,817
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pfd
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Brazilian Traction- Light & Power.—•
British American Oil—
—*
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Tel
&
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Class
Noranda
Jan
48%
18% Mar
11,899
Tel
Jan
491/2
:
Sep
12
2,000
18%
Power
B
National Trust
Feb
16%
35
19%
&
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Jan
44
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High-
Jun
15 .<•:
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28%
Montreal
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42
48%
15%
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12
900
14
National
67
48%
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16
27
—
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Power
Montreal
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t
16
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1,375
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4.000
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12%
19%
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May
56%
p
—
15%
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High
,12
19%
,
35%
43V2
(Canada)
9% May
54% Mar
55
63 %
10
*
Bathurst Power & Paper common
*
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Bell Telephone
.
————..25..
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Bowater Corp 5% pfd
50
Provinciate
Jun
34%
55
Banque Canadian National
Banque
7%
48% July
—.3
Massey-Ferguson
common
5% %
preferred—....—
Miron
Co Ltd
6% partic pfd.
7% Aug
30%
-
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7%
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Z
—
Paper Co cl A—2.50
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Jan
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50
Ltd
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Maritime
May
7%
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—
A
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July'
(M)
Maclaren
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50
*
common
preferred
preferred.
class
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for Week
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:23%'Mar
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40
50
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•
50
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Jun
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160
41%
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of Prices
*
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24%
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1
37
10,446
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——
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V
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43
Ltd
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41%
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preferred
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4/
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24%
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Week's
Last
v
Sales
of Prices
Par
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Dollars
for Week
Range
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended September 28)
Exchange
Canadian
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
in
39
Steel
Canada
Steinbergs class A—
24%
Jun
25
V
Jun
6 %
32% Mar
32%
Mar
12%
Aug
Jan
-
Canadian
—
5%
16%
16%
100
56
55%
56%
1,335
50%
*
12%
12%
13
2,065
com—*
13
12%
13 %
1,120
11% July
9% Jun
Husky
Canadian
Hydrocarbons common
—*
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Industries
Canadian
International
Canadian
J
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Power
Petrofina
Del
Rio
Consolidated
Coronation
Credit
Foncier
Crown
Franco-Canadian
I
Foundries & Steel
21%
21
Sep
27%
Jan
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11%
10%
11%
1,833
10%
Jun
6.10
7.40
39,240
4.80
Jan
8.50
Feb
United
Steel
4.00
4.00
400
3.35
Jun
4.50
Feb
Walker
Gooderham
19 %
20
3,280
25
Feb
34
35
740
36
Aug
Webb & Knapp (Canada) Ltd—-_—.1
2.00
2.20
Westcoast Transmission Co common—al4% al4%
al6% al6%
50
19%
—
,
6%
6%
13%
13%
100
Jun
16% July
200
—
13%
18% July Z
27
5
11
Jun
13% Aug
14%
126
45
21'A
25
20%
Jun
24%
2,240
37 7A
Jun
9.55
Jun
15%
18%
12,340
40
110
100
143
July
19
1,890
45
Jun
67
75'A
765
70
May
85
Limited
17
17
200
14%
Jan
18
5'A
5%
500
5%
Sep
8
8%
175
8%
Sep
May
21% Mar
Feb
23% May
15 %
16
3,220
15%
Sep
18% Mar
Ajax
20%
Jun
27
May
34
Aug
Ltd
3%
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23%
24
500
—*
common
22%
33'A
33
33%
3,861
8%
125
a24% a24%
75
8%
—.—*
—
11%
25%
8
14%
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Jun
,
17
Jan
Sale Price
(US)
a8
100
48 %
49
440
16%
16%
365
1
Co
a8
*
Corp
26
191/2
20
800
18% May
39 % Jun
49
5
7
Minerals
44%
16%
Common
Class
2,260
44%
59'A Mar
Jim
2.90
1.75 Aug
1,825
%
Jun
23
Jun
22 7
Feb
Feb
14
14
200
11
11%
15'A
15'A
465
13 %
Jun
19%
Jan
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al8
355
16
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22
Jan
32
32
135
32
Feb
36% May
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a46
29
46%
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50
25
,
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s
Feb
Jan
in
Canadian
Dollarg
Sales
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
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25% Mar
Anthonian
48
Arno
v
9
Fraser Cos
Aug
*
25%
25%
25%
4,710
23
Jun
28%
__
a8
a8
50
Sep
8
(A J)
Ltd
*
7%
Aug
.Atlas Sulphur &
Jan
,
Sep
Atlas
_*
27
27
28%
100
98'A
98%
98%
a23%
a25
common
preferred
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1
General Motors
1%
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1
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•
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Handy Andy Co
Hawkey Siddeley
class
'
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16
167A
16
16
16
4.00
;
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4.05
io3/4
Bay Mining
Hudson's Bay Co
41
•
;
44%
50
50
preferred
..100
preferred
:
6,255
19% July
34%
100
46% Aug
52% Sep
52
56
Jan
-99
41
42
1,770
—
47%
48
220
74%
75%
3,085
10%-
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12%
205
see
page
43.
75
/
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11
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12%
225
33'A
33'A
25
8%
8%
50
1
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Co
cl
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*
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93% July •'
15% Jun'*
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1,000
4c
25,000
40c
Sep
8,200
3c
May
10c
3.00
3.10
1.65
Jan
July-.
-
Jan
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45,485
1
34c
35c
3.15
2,100
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a5
10
1,000
10c
4,000
1
29c
25c
30c
2,500
4c
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4c
7,000
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Mines
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Co
1
Placer
Black
Mining
River
1
Raceway
Copper Corp
13
13
Arena
Canadian
Colliers
Ltd
Resources
&
Canadian Int'l
& Dock
Co
Ltd
*
Ltd.;—*
Mar
53
Mar
64'A
Jun
86
Mar
Canadian Kodiak Refineries Ltd—_—*
22%
Jan
Canadian
22%
Jan
preferred
Northw
12 %c
&
Oils
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
18c
17%
Jun
Jan
May
Feb
Sep
32c
Aug
Aug
25c
70c
Aug
203/4
29'A
Feb
Sep
4c
Jan
2.90
Jan
2'Ac
Apr
1.40 Aug
1,700
3.20
Sep
7.45
Feb
1
1.80
Feb
1.80
6%
600
5%
Jan
80c
80c
10,000
3.75
3.75
100
*
6%
__
3.75
8%
__
100
...
Mines
25c
Sep
Aug
12'A
150
2.00
-
Feb
•;
47
8% Aug
12% Sep
Apr
1,250
3.60
Jun
Trust Ltd com
Jan
Apr
50,000
al.80
Jun
Inv.
Sep
July
14%
3c
3.20
34
5%
6c
60c
27%
2.00
1
Petroleums
40c
Sep
2%c
Ltd—
j.
Devonian
Canadian ^Dredge
Feb
Mar
8%c Aug
Sep
25%
al.80
3
"Preferred
Canadian
Apr
8'Ac
11
61,500
*
1
;
Aug
30c
11,100
*
Co
Mines
Co.
Jan
10c
17c21%c
__
July
3c
10c
33%c37%c
2%c
Jan
22c
16c
May
770
21c
~1
10%
3.200
33%c
*
Ltd
Beverage
Chibougamau
39% Mar
-
1
Common
.
__
Jun
12,000
12c
*
5.75
Jan
Jan
4%c Jun
760
123/a
12c
Inc
Mines
Canadian
v.
11
12c
10c
3.95
16%
3c
1,000
1
Uranium
&
30c
60c
Jan
/ 9c
17,500
1
Mines Ltd
Food
11
5c
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*
4
Ltd
Corp
Mining
[
5c
30c
5c
Jan
Sep
6
4,000
8c
Jan
1
4.35 July
May
2.70
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9c
July
31c
2,100
3.0O
7.65
45'A
.
—
Mar
83c
5%c
7c
Mines
10c
July
29,000
7.20
Campbell
;
5c
40c
9%c
Consolidated
Jan
6c
4%c
7c
Calypso
,.*18' 4' Jan
89
Jun
27
-
__
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Ltd
10%
6c
4%c
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Mines
Feb
8'A July
5C
,
Aor
Sep
39'A
33%
40c
4%c
1
Corp
7.50
Calumet
Jan
41
*
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Sep
50
1,031
4.35
1
Bornite
Jan
52
1,355
1.75 May
1
Bruneau
6% Mar
22
-10,252
5,060
1
Gold
Blue
Feb
17%
5
•
Jan
27%
2.60
Eaker Talc Ltd
Bellechasse
/
13% Mar
17%
61%
2.45
Ltd
Mining
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common
59% Mar
Sep
9% July
58%
27
10
47%
July
16%
Jan
2.50
1
Beauce
Mar
12% July
5% Aug
45
Jan
1.00
1
Telephone Co Ltd.
Bateman
Feb
4.25 July
46
39
58%
!
15%
Sep
220
27
common..*
Jun
July
5,317
17%
pfd—
2.20
40
Jun
52%
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1.00
Aug
*
Band-Ore
May
2,860
.
:
5
Lines
Glass
Public Service.Ltd
5%
59%
Corp
footnotes,
13%
July
Aug
30c
Iron Co Ltd
Barvallee
20
Jun
52 %
a94%
25
Ltd.6%
44%
5%
10
Jamaica
For
425
9.40
100
261
__*
Canada
preferred
Ph>e
1,165
-
10 %
30c
1,000
*
Bankfield
15%
16
1,835
;
7.60
common
Iroquois
Apr
47%
—
//Interprovincial
Feb
12%
Feb
uy8
21%
—
preferred
Utilities
60%
Jan
15%
49
13'A
21 %
•
common
preferred
$2.75
of
Jun
9.35
11
1
—
$2.25
Paper
9%
1,913
41
8
1,000
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
Jan
2:20
42%
13%
4.68%
Nickel
52
7%
41
1,080
Jan
6,065
-
Co
Nickel
Products
Aug
34c
Exploration
Fabrics
Jan
934
32c
Telefilms Ltd
Avalon
Feb
471/2
433/4
com..__:_5
preferred
International
38%
22%
2.20
V
£i
International
Jun
Sep
3.80 Sep
10%
—
*
j
200
.
n
1
50
Hudson
Corp
4,211
;
ip/4
10%
20c
pfd
3.90
113/8
*
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Jan
23'A
Auto
Jan
109%
•
*
A
Paper $2
37%
Sep
15
jg
*
International
200
Sep
i'
com
Pittfield—
Cement
57
gi/2
1
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«
common
Acceptance
57
gi/2
_
•
B
Smith
57
_*
Paper
115
27
98%
1,305
335
39c
9%
Ltd
Arcadia
8'A
High
Sep
7
19,729
8%
21c
9
Mining Corp Ltd
Mines
Augustus
Gatineau Power
Development
Associated
14% Mar
34c
5
Anglo-Nfld
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
26c
34c
___•
Apr
100
$2
51
Sep
Apr
32c
__
Ltd..
Ltd
Mines
Jan
331
Inland
50
7%
July:
34c
*
Consolidated
Lead
18%
9%
$4.50
5
20c
A
Anacon
Aug
68%
44%
Indus
100
Feb
July
July
__
Jun
9'A
26c
*
Jun
44%
Ltd
1
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
8%
Sep
9%
6%
100
5%
Low
Par
9% Apr
Jun
Jun
*
&
8%
5%
Feb
Sep
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd—
Motor
Howard
8%
8%
Expressed
Last
20
Foundation Co of Canada...
Oil
Are
STOCKS
16
Fleetwood
Home
Shown
'125
•
Class
__
Friday
12% Mar
3,950
8,261
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Home
13%
Canadian Stock Exchange
21
__
•'
1.93
Sep
8% Sep
32
50
17%
*
"
._*
Prices
Alscope
k'V.
273A
Jun
1.15 July
123/4
Mar
8'A
__
—
'
common
preferred
Sep
—•
'
al8
17%
500
835
Apr
17
-
Paper
Enamel & Heating Prod class A
General
__
*
12%
Dupuis Freres Class A
Great
1.35
12%
51
*
Jan
53%
74
—_—*
Eddy
General
1.34
12%
—
16%
21
of
Freiman
__
*
■•// 12
Du
5%%
Worts
12%
Bros
Pont
—
,
*
&
com
*
16%
preferred
.23 %
Textile common.——16
Donohue
•
Corp
Mar
51%
Redeemable
Ford
£1.
—
B
4%%
Apr
74
*
Ltd
Zeilers
Mar
51%
..1
Coal—
Newall Ltd^
__
Jun
250
15
Sep
17% May
,26%
17%
—•
Jan
15
17%
405/s
10
Ltd
Feb
113
Jun
May
May
50% Mar
12%
41
12%
—
—
—
Class
Feb
21
—
1.34
_*
Elevator
Voting Trust
Weston (Geo)
class A__
rFeb
123
Oils
__
18% Mar
s
*
—
-
7%
Feb
73
16 3A
14% Mar
7.15
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Dominion
1,060
21
*
com
common
Stores
Dominion
203/a
21%
12%
&
19%
Triad
15%
Steel
10,630
Turnbull
*
Lime
8
Sep
*
Dominion
7%
Feb
2.50
Dominion
50% July
10% Jun
6%
2
.:
preferred
1,950
55%
Corsets
7%
*
800
ll7/s
Jun
Bridge
Glass
73/4
43
56
ll»/4
jun.,
Dominion
Dominion
.1
465
55 V*
25
r
42 %.Sep
—
3.80
Dominion
Dominion
Trans Canada Corp Fund
Trahs Canada
Pipeline—,
Jan
__
37% JaJtKK,
*
__
Petroleum
*
655
2
A
Seagrams
10
300
*
class
14
Bank
class A
Traders Finance
192,869
10,698
*
,
Zellerbach
Toronto-Dominion
4.10
*
Ltd
L)
Texaco Canada Ltd
Sep
16% Jan
55'A
*
(R
Feb
Jan
53
*
B
Credit
Jun
4.10
—
.
*
Crain
Dome
Ltd
Mining & Smelting
class
Distillers
preferred
Ltd
Co
8%
17%
72%
July
55
*
Glass
Consumers
Corbys
Ltd
Oils
41%
4% May
12
10
Companies comanon
Cellulose
57,025
25
Pacific Railway—...
Canadian
41
7%
*
Canadian
Central
41%
1
Co
Oil
Columbia
<
50
...—
Marconi
Canadian
„
7%
.1
Canadian
Canadian
'
Ltd—*
*
8%
8%
23%
—
85
70c
18,605
8%c
1.000
__
7%
8%
2,290
Feb
4.30
Feb
13%
25
May
82
130
63c
8%c
88c
Sep
87
July
3.65
100
85
65c
Feb
8% Aug
23% Sep
58c
300
23%
8
4
Jan
May
62c
Aug
8%c
Sep
7
„
Jun
■
1.50
14c
8%
Feb
Jan
July
Sep
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
/(1380)
CANADIAN MARKETS
STOCKS
Canorama
450
4.25
5,900
7 Vic
9c
4,500
7 Vac
10c
10c
5,600
8c
Mines
Cadillac
Mines
300
9
Jun
31
.July
35
4c
Jan
79c
87c
22,800
76c
Jun
30Va
Ltd—_—..
Com
Paper
Ltd
Rand Chib Mines
Copperstream Mines Ltd
Courvette
Provost
&
Jan
Sep
Aug
14c
Feb
8c
May
10c
Feb
5 VaC
7,276
3c
4c
1,500
4.50
500
9c
8c
/
_1
Explorations
3c
Co
•
•'
10
8c
Sep
2.90
Feb
9c
Sep
Westville
Jun
49c
July
50c
Jun
90c
Jan
36
Jun
44
36 Va
37%
1.05
300
32c
23,000
8%
900
.
•
Mines
15Vac
31,500
43c
:
,
23c
.
200
Sep
Jan
56c
Aug
7
<
6%c
Apr v"
May
'■'■'
2.50 July v V
10;
4c
13,000
6c
4,500
3c
5e
3%C
•;
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/-
.
Jan
Jan
4c"
6% May
-5
850
.1,500:7.:
7e
4%c
1.30
15%
^
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'
2.90
?•.;
Jun''
25c*
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5 Va
2.65 :
,
2,550
3.35 Mar
- -
14c
Jan
'
'6c
Jan
7c
May
July*
2C
■
-
88c
89c
11,500
alOVa al0%
Jan
Aug
60c
1,040
81c
10%.
a
'■
A
May :
9% Feb
'
45c
75c
4c
4c
"
3.90
__1
4.CO
1
40c
11,500
400
65c
„„
15,900
^
v*"
85c
Sep
11% May
1.05
A'tlg
11c
Sep
Jan
•
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2
■;
Jan
12c
Aug* *
July
'
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■
July
13c
*
■
•6c
2,030
alOVa alo%
I- — '
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Ltd——a
Ltd
43C
'
6 %C'
1
Speculative Investment Fund of
Canada
Jan
May
1.01
3%C Aug
3.00 May
J .An
4.00 Aug
1.40 May
1.05 Sep
Jun
40c
18c
Sep
7Vi
York
_1
_j__i
36c
-
July
4 Vac
"
-
Western Helium Ltd—
3c
Sep
Apr
5 %c
-
551,300
49c'
5
—1
22c
18c
&
alO%~
•____•
Ltd
6,061
70c
8%
Oil
44c
_1
Ltd
Products
10,500
8 VaC
8c
45c
Mining Corp
Westburne
Westeel
7c; Apr
29,100 :
13c:
High
11c
38c
38,200
.
7 VaC
10c
i"
Ltd—
Corp
8,000
27 Vac
8%
Mining
80c
>
•
'
Associates—
Sep
Sep
1.05
class A_. —5
Hout
Range Since Jan 1
Low
'
13c
7 Vac
10c
Shares
'
Ltd_-
Co
Pools
1,000
:
60
35c
70c
28c
Ltd
Electric
5,000
1,500
9c
6c
32c
37%
Der
Weedon
4.50 Sep
2.70 July
*
*
Corp
75c
7%C
_1
—;
■
:i
Sep
5C
III.
Van
Apr
3c
Ltd-.
Swimming
Vanguard
8c
7.500
3c
•
Towns
Mar
Virginia
2,500
21,000
5c
-
'•
76c
-
Obalski
Jan
30 Vi
for Week
High
11c
■?<;; 12c
1
Ltd_^
•;
Petroleum
United
Val
Low
1
—
Ltd—
Exploration
55
9Vic
4,30
1
Ltee
Apr
8c
1
Mines
Ltd
Mining Co' Ltd
United Principal
Properties—:
July
2.71
Sales
Range
Par
v
Mines
Mines
United
Jan
8c
4 Vac
30%
-
Mogador Mines Ltd— —1
1
Consolidated' New Pacific Ltd
Copper
Jan
13
450
30 Va
Lake
Titan
Jan
12c
July
1,500
Consolidated
Consolidated
29c
Sep
Tib
5C
85c.
1
Ltd—
Ltd
Tazin
11
1
Corp—,
Business Machines
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava—_— 1.50
Bellekeno
Feb
4 Va
4.75 May
3.05 July
31
Cleveland Copper
Central
Talisman
4c
Commodore
Consol
Jan
30
.
1
Minerals Ltd-,—
1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—
.—1
Chibougamau Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd-—4.—. .—1
Tache
16c
(
Sep
10%
11
.v' '",V/v.
■„,,
6 Vic
July
Aug
lc
aVaC
4.10
Ltd class A_
Hi'
Mines Ltd
.—.
Chemalloy
Consolidated
9 Vic
7%c
«
Ltd
Corp
Manitoba
Central
1,500
Products
Pood
Catelli
9 Vac
Week's
Last
Sale Frice V ol Prices
High
I
2Vac Jan
13,500
1
ExDlorations Ltd—
Asbestos
Cassiar
Low
,
6c
aVic
Ill
Carbec, Mines, Ltd——
Cartier. Quebec
High
9 Vac
9%c
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
4.10
Industries Ltd
Building
Capital
Shares
5 Vac
Mines Ltd——;—---—- —1
Canuba
for Week
Low
Par
Ltd—— —1
—1
Explorations Ltd
Mines
Nickel
Canalask
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Frice
Monday, October 1, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended September 28)
Sales
Week's
Friday
/V Last
.
Mar
Feb
13
21c
Toronto Stock Exchange
Apr
Daering Explorers Corp Ltd
1
16c
16c
500
16c
Sep
Dalfen's
1
65c
75c
4,000
50c
J an
1.00
Apr
5
—1
1
*
13 Va
13 Vi
10
Sep
20%
Jan
6%c
7c
8,500
6c
Jun
13c
Feb
15c
Aug
57c
Feb
30c
Sep
87c
Feb
Ltd
16c
The
Toronto
•
'
.
class
Denault Limitee
Dolsan
A
Ltd
Mines
16 V2C
18c
54c
25,500
23
23 y2
775
Weld'g & Steel Works Ltd_*
8Va
8 Vi
.
3,500
50c
Dominion Oilcloth <fc Linoleum Co Ltd_*
13
600
Explorers
Dominion
Ltd
Leaseholds
Dominion
Drummond
Ltd—
54c
8%
v!''•
Sullivan
East
Oil
40c
5,000
24c
Mar
50c
24,100
22c
Jan
45c
Apr
Preferred,
Alberta Distillers
&141
al41
2
1.80
1.85
1,200
1
4c
4c
5QQ
2 %c
July
8V2C
Apr
14 %C Aug
Alberta
Jun
9% May
Class
1
Ltd
130% Mar
Jun
12 Vac
12c
14c
30,600
8/a
8%
8%
900
8
-
2.07
Sep
Feb
Voting
41%
Low
43
24%
24%
24%
*
common—.
2.35
2.35
Gas
38%
Jan
49% May
190
24%
Sep
27% May
2.45
Trunk
85c
1,500
1.90
4,850
5
28
27%
28 %
UQQ
108
108
110
common
preferred—:—
—.
2.U0
4,210
78c
*
—
2.tio
70c
106
75
Fano
Lake
Fox
Fundy
Ltd
Ltd
>.
,
'
'
•-
•
.
Glen
4 000
3 Vac
Feb
23c
7,000
18c
Sep
27c
25c
33c
43,500
*
Gui-Por Uran Mines & Metals Ltd
9c
of
Corp
America
Inland
7c
9c
21c
21C
1,000
2.05
2.20
16 Vic
A pfd
2.20
4c
.
Jan
19c
Aug
24c
Feb
68 c
4,500
8c
23,000
75C
2,100
22 Va
*
22 Vi
100
220 V
Feb.
.
Can
5 VaC
International
Ceramic
6lc
International
Helium
Ltd
9.00
.
9.25
8.50
57
58
39 Vt
40%
-4,696
20%
22%
16,047
Jan
2.10
18%
101
735
"7
58
375
165
56
Co
Ltd
2.05
2.10
9 Vac
7c
9 Vac
7,500
2.10
1.95
2.15
7,265
1.80 Aug
a75c
100
1.00 Sep
21
21
45
45
45%
536
1.50
Oil
Ltd
common
Ltd
Co
Kiena
Gold
54,800
45
250
10c
2,600
5c
July
lie
:
I
Warrants
44
—
1.90
1.70
i
•
57c
50c
57c
177,600
2.34
2.25
2.60
29,080
Ltd
—
Zinc
1
6c
6c
6c
2,000
Mines
2.00-
3,727 '
1.50
1.85
Acceptance
Labrador
Mining
Laduboro
Oil
Lambert
class
Corp
Explora
&
A
Co
20
21 Va
a85c
a85c
20
1
Inc class A
8
5
Ltd_l
Ltd
(Alfred)
8
1
16
176
15c
July
Feb
5.50
Anthes
Pulp
32c
700
52
52
10
13%
13%
101
101
Apr
29%
Jan
-245
20%
16
30c
'
•
Paper
1st
B
52
pfd—50
_*
—
pfd
-100
Argus Corp common ;
Class * C pref en>edl4,
Sep
Aug
2c
lOci'; Sep
1.50
Sep
28c
$2.60
"Associated
Standard
*
10''
Wire___
Acceptance
Sep
Atlantic
Sugar Refineries
7c
Apr
Class
Feb
55
Feb
225
11
14% Aug
20
100
30c
7
5
48%
Jun
Apr
Autofab
Jan
15 Va
Jan
27
r
9%
43c
43c
500
38c
Aug
4c
6,000
3c
Jan
5c
Lithium
*
8c
9c
4,500
8c
July
17c
12
8% July
Mar
Bank
of
Jan
,
Bank
of
Apr
Bartaco
Jan
Bathurst
Oils
&
♦
Ltd
Mines
Malartic Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
Marchant Mining Co
Massval
Mines
Melchers
Ltd
Distilleries
Ltd
Mines
7%
pfd
Mount
Royal
Mount
Dairies
Minera's
Ltd
20c
22c
18c
13c
56c
57c
Metals
Power
Industries
Co
Bowater
Paper-
Aug
Jan
Bowaters
Mersey
Jun
38c
Mar
Brazilian
Traction
Sep
28c
Aug
1,825
56c
Sep
Jan
6
Ltd
Ltd
803
5%
200
7
Feb
9 V4
100
9V4 Aug
iic
2.10
4c
68
lie
11,000
2.75
3,350
8,000
4 VaC
/■•••
'I'M QPv
70
lOVaC
10c
He
13,000
10 V2C
lOVac
13c
50,000
6c
6c
6c
2,000
45c
35c
49c
43,900
29
29
25
3.50
3.50
205
*
3.50
Bridge-& Tank
Jan
4c
Explorers Ltd
Opemiska
Copper
1
15c
Mines (Quebec) Ltd 1
Patricia
Silver
Paudash
Bi'ight (T G)
Mining
Pitt
Gold
American
British
Columbia
55%
63%
6Va
Feb
Mar
Jun
22V2C
British
70c
May
36
2.30
3.50
Jan
Power
Feb
Gas
35c
4.000
5c
7c
6 VaC
8c
7.000
6V2C
5c
5c
5c
3.000
3c
5c
5c
5c
4,000
5c
50
44 Va
437/B
45
675
38%
50
80
75 Va
80
415
62
.*
1.52
1.46
1.52
1,000
2
Ltd
Mines
1st
cum
.part
Provo
1.400
64,700
6c
1
Ltd
'•
57c
May
4.75
6.50
Aug
47c
Sep
Sep
:-4s Class
2nd
Producers
Ltd—
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec
Cobalt
Quebec
Labrador
&
Exploration
1
Developm't Co
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining
Red Crest Gold Mines Ltd
1.45
St
Lawrence
Saucon
Co
1
Jan
Calgary Power
h •>% preferred
Apr
7c
Apr
Canada
Bread
Jun
10c
Jan
Canada
Lands
Jun
49
Mar
Canada
July
80
Sep
2.28
Siscoe
Mines
Preferred'
.
Mines
6%
pfd
Services—
Sullivan
4 Vic
3,500
4c
2.75
200
22,500
2c
5,200
9c
lc
2 Vac
4,900
lc
Aug
Sep
10c
11c
3,500
8c
2.50
835
49c
1,600
3.95
4.05
1,700
80c
85c
600
7 Va
7Va
100
21c 24 Vac
16,300
lc
10c
u
2.20
4.0Q
1
85c
23c
2.50 May
Supertest Petroleum
Ltd
For footnotes, see page 43;
25
4.70
4.70
5u
5b Va
3.00
22
22
„
4.70
50
iid
2.90
3.00
2.70
400
'
90c
Sep
54 Va
Apr
7% May
54
Mar
Sep
Jun
2,224
;VV
58% Mar
Jun
Sep
July
50
163
'/a
2.70
2.75
47:-
79c
2.75
4.95
Sep
125
100
67
Apr
6.75 Jun
Aug
21% Aug
47
53
25
v
Feb
86
51 Va
July
Sep
28
July
Jan
61
May
37%
Jan
14,650
9%
Jun
14%
Feb
165
14 Va
Jan
15%
15%
150'-
14 Va
Jan
15% May
16% Feb
17%;
17%
16
26
26
-50
15% July
24 Va May
19%
19%
19%
75
19 % July
20%. Mar
46
47%
43%
56V4
_•
20
•
.
46
:
4
4b 93
b2;994'b;:
18
Jun
19,079
1.65
92 Va
Sep
88
Jan
F.eb.
2.15 Aug
95% Jun
Sep
15
93
8P»A
Feb.
28
-
Sep
93
July
105
45
102
Jun
105
Aug
15
15
■■'■•; 200
12
Jan
16
May
3.40
3.40
300
2.60
Jan
va
■jtJ
18 Va
Jun
rva
7: 3,783
15
*;4
_4.
4
PP
104%
*
—
15,9 o J
1.85
1.65
93
88'/a
34"%
*
24
7%;
24
7Va
7%
22%
3.50
10,060
7
Feb
36%
Jan
10%
7 Va July
305
21
I
21
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102
102
i
6%
6 Va 'v.%: :
i
44-4—44*
4:—
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33
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24
577
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33
125
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35
32
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36
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10
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Apr
Jan
Canadian
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Apr
Canadian
Bakeries
2.70
65c
class
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Canadian
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Canadian
75c
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1.55
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Sep
10 Va
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4
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700
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6.50 May
4.75
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July
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32
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2.15
1
.
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12%
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South
2.40
35c
Sep
3c
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Sobey's Stores class A
Soca
2.15
14c
41c
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Silver Regent Mines Ltd
Oils
200
10c
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9%
Feb
Sep
2.50
1
Ltd
13 Va
pfd
1
100
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3 Vic
2
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Jan
30 Vt
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6%
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l
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100
29
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56
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Jan
Aug
Aug
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410
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May
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20
690
12
common
1956
preferred
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4%%
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114c
Jun
Jun
16
1.65
Sep
July
Jan
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Jun
16
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28
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2,200
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:
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6c
4.912
2,639
3.45
*
6c
35c
56%
64 %
3.35
Apr
7
1.00 May
*
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British
Apr
7c
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55%
62%
*
Aug
6c
Sep
Feb
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Packers
Aug
45c
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British Columbia
4c
5.10
200
3.56
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common
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May
82
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1
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24.000
5%
3.00
150
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9 Vac
•
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Jun
50
—
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*
Feb
July
Sep
68
1 ''40.
2,575
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2.00 Aug
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Jun
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common
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11 Va
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50
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68
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2.90
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24
Jun
25
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16c
Jan
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4,000
75c
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Jan
7,500
1
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6.00
122,985
New
Northern
Eowater
10c
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New Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Rare
Feb
1.53
16% May
20
12,875
14 Va
*
—
A
Jan
2.02
2.20
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5,500
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50
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1.75
1
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4.90
11 Va
21
34
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11c
1.96
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4,300
1.76
Sep
17V2
13%
*
A
Jun
36
•
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North
825
•
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Jan
5%
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May
6c
488
442
-
1
common-
Frigistors Ltd
Formaque Mines Ltd
Mines
53c
41
12 VaC
New
West
17,200
69c
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40%
17 VaC
Needco
Nocana
Apr
65c
,
1
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Mines Ltd
75c
14c
Jan
13,234
1.55
2Vac
5%
17 VaC
1
Ltd
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12c
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Mount
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1.35
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Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Mussens
66c
5
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Mid-Chibougamau
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1.42
1
9c
1
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Mercury
1
Ltd
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12c
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200
9%
4.25
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200
20
Feb
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73,4 Aug
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1
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Feb
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Aug
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2.60
July
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20
305
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50
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1.15
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350
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45
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18
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39%
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25c July
19,500
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Mar
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Jun
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1
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6,309
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1^0
Jun
1.65 Jun
~
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5,505
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Range Since Jan 1
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25
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Metal
Fab
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for Week
of Prices
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parts.
two
the
Canadian
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list
in
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Mar
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the
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Friday,
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&
Are
Sale Price
Inc
7%
East Kootenay Power
Shown
and
STOCKS
-.
Empire
Prices
segregated
are
STOCKS,
Feb
36c
22c
1
Exchange issues
INDUSTRIAL
.
.
Feb
12%
V
Sep
22c
1
Dumagami Mines Ltd
Nickel Corp
Dumont
26%
21% Jun
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Jun
10% Feb
.
8.25 Jan
4.00
.
Aug
2.80
Sep
6.00
Apr
Sep
54 Va
Jan
50
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1.75
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1st
18%
Aug
2nd
preferred
preferred
4
50
47
4—100
35
■
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47
;
35
Sep..
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,
Volume
Number
196
6199
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(1381)
CANADIAN MARKETS:
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Gas
Shares
W jut tints
Canadian
6
2.10
2.45
30%
1.60
Jun
85
28
8%
Par
Feb
International
4.25 Feb
41
Aug
31%
Jun
41
33
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33
Sep
35
Aug
143/4
143/4
10O
14
Jun
19%
Jan
5%
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May
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Feb
May
3.25
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Securities
General
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7%
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1.85
1.50
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2.50
15%
15%
16%
Canadian
55%
55
57
;
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8
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27
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$1.25
Jan
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Dominion Steel
Dominion
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.
16%
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2.65
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110
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21
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38
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Jan
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20
Sep
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22
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May
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24
Jan
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21
May
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35
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107
106
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6
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10
21%
21%
325
21
July
23
3.50
3.60
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3.50
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1.60
1.70
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1.50
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3.20
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1,65
3,950
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7
7
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8,346
4.85
5.00
Sep
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Jan
200
Jun
31%
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Jun
45
Apr
250
43%
3.65
31
24
1,850
620
80
Works
Apr
40%
23 :■
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Feb
4.50 May
6% July
23% Jun
•
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Feb
Jan
2.15
2.25 Aug
*
Brewery clasS A—*
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Corp
National
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-
44
•
common
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Jan
1.25
1
Feb
National
15
Jan
National
68/4
Jan
preferred
15%
6%
Sep
11%
Sep
70
Jun
37%
Jun
15% Apr
17%
Jan
90
Mar
60%
Apr
5%
Jun
20
4% May
15% Jun
178
25
18%
*
2,308
15%
27%
2,530
15%
15%
5
Grocers
15%
27%
15%
Drug & Chemical common—*
Preferred
Sep
12/4
-
11,787
'
Mar
6%
...
.Jun
11%
105%
Feb
4215
1.00 Jan
100
,
10%
10%
*
Sep
May
•
6%
Montreal
Aug
12%
Jun.
101
21%
Monarch Fine Foods
Jun
150
20
—
Molson
34% Jan
.
150
102
—100
—20
12
.
12%
102
16%
26
*— x—
r.
34
v
100
common—
Stores
187/a Mar
}?••••
.
17,190
26%
100
Modern Containers class A
21% Mar
;
26
18%
12%
12%
•
common
22%
17%
26%
*
—
'
14% Mar
,
.
128
27
:•
;
Aug
38
MidwestlndustriesGas——
Milton Brick
Mar
12
27% Jun
75
-
Jan
21%
>x>
Bloedel
Leaf
Midland
9.25 Mar
May
-.10%-Jan
21% July
100
v
Feb
26
25
,
Sep
Jun
24
pfd—30
,30
»_1
1st
A
85c
18%
—*
preferred—
Preferred
67% Mar
Sep
11%
2,815
>
— -
15%
Ltd
Shoes
Jun
011M*!', Feb
5,16
■i
11'.-.
frt
1,500
14
Minerals
(M)-
Metro
Jun
13%
Jun.
8%
18,398
/
V
13%
......
9.540
1.25
10%
,c
Feb
85c
24
common—
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
5%% preferred ——
Jan
.
Sep
4.50
22 i
10
.
"
Form
4.25
80C
Sep
Sep
24
Preferred
Jan
May
44
130
140
■
x
Class;-B"
«Exquisite
2.55
~38
Ux
Maple
Feb
Aug
8
TT7;
28
./ ;140
3,310
15%
—
—
Mactnilladi
50% Mar
Sep
.13
,2 75
11
10
*.
—-
2.70
:*
A
Maclaren Power & Paper class A
Macleods class A pfd
Sep
Jun
105
3,895
33%
27%
Feb
2.55
—20
Montreal
Duponfc Co—-
Feb
2.60
Jan
61
16% Mar
Feb
,3
—
Inc
Locana
Sep
60
Sep
'
Apr
Jun
Juxy
80c
——
1st
Sep
4
75c
1
common
—
Groceterias
B
11%
Jan
*;10% Aug
7%
x-x4-«-*'
Preferred
Feb
16
Jun
Apr
.,
16,
3.20
Sep
7% July
1.80
Loblaw Cos class .JL-x.**##.—
Class B ———x*
A5
.17%
50
1.75
Apr
2.80
Jan
335
,
200
75c
Jan
7
Sep
Jun
40
•
j
5t721
4.30
75c
1.20
2.05
5
2.35 Aug
42
"■:,</
8
8%
.
12%
4.25
21% Jan
7,810
Loblaw
1,000
11% T2%
*
common^.
Industries
Dover
12%
common-—*
Dominion Tar & ChemiGal
.
B'/8
t
■
—J—x—
„—
I- 8
v
*
>■
_x
11%
U." 21% Jan
2.20
Jun
65
53%
1,300
12
Jan
Sep
950
9
3.00
2.05
19%
'
,6.25
51%
x—x-
1.90
9
Feb
Feb
Sep
5
Jan
9%
4.80
2.10
July
.15
^ Steel_x-—iL-x--*
51c
Mar
21%
*>\
10% Sep
10
Sep
100
Jan
1
16
25
13
Warrants
1,210
■
1.75
75c
'
Dominion Foundry
475
Class
25
.
10%
commons
5%
Juh
13,980
13
*
common-.
5
19%
38
10%
Electroheme
4,100
109
3,965
13
10%
Dairies
55c
109
41
i—;*
Dominion
Dominion
10%
Sep
.15
18%
1093/4 109%
151/4
10%
10%
Jun
•2.90
.
10%
July
40
40%
:
May
16
2.70
2.80
—2
x—x—!
Seagrams
2.80
*
class
preferred
Maher
Dale- Estate:
Aug
4,660
105%
9,977
i
12
2.95
104
•
11%'
13 .Jan
2.90
25
110
/•//
'i2a
69% Mar
July
Jun
622
•
Jun
9
10
preferred
Levy Industries
2nd preferred
520
78
39
x—12
preferred
Jan
9%
47% July
100
9
—i,
Secord
22%
•
200
/ 2,680
11
2.15
5% May
—10
Feb
Mar
49
1.75
———r
Feb
8%
86
53
420
x——
—
Jun
400
7% July
90c
1.00 Aug
2,300
5
Jan
3,725
2,120
A
Cement
$1.40
Feb
*
48
10%
Sep
r-
8%
July
•
Ontario
14%
f n<y
Jun
6%
—
$2
/:¥. 1,550
64
2.55
2.95
Lelahd
443/4
i 119
•—.——100
,-
Gas
Sep
I:.,., 15
.
3.610
»
12%
—j
Jan
~
Jun
51c
■;
40%
-
Jun
4
5%
6
1
——>
*
25
'
Sep
30c
100
2.45
—
Canada—
Sep
aO
48
44%
*
common
_x
12%
Service
50
-
JO
'
•/
—10
——->5
Ltd
11
3.25 May
18% July
13%
13%
—*
preferred
46%
36%
•
17
_x_—x—/
preferred—
i——
53
48
11
:>
Laurentide
>
May
1
17
93/4
International
A
Sep
11,399
-
6
500
>*:
1.10
7,a33
106 % 106%
16.%
17
2.40
Timber
1.05
:
—
2 Sep
*00jlfft
2,250
600
35c
5%
1.05
5,601
•
7%
31c
5%
♦
———
Warrants
Lake
/
7
«
com—
Lafarge Cement class A—
Sep
-
52% Mar
*
25c
class
of
23
20
37%
93/4
Trust
Warrants
Lakeland
'7
Jun
x-10
Kelvinator
3.013
9.00
19/4
36%
17%
2.40
Crown Zellerbach
May
;
Apr
350
45
22% Mar
20%
7%
375
preferred-—10
Douglas
3,675
19
■
:
8.25
19%
37
(*
•
Kelly
18% May
17
;
.x-x—i'xX—-.
Imperial
Class
17
16%
(RL) Ltd
Crush
Sep
;——■*
*
Credit
Warrants
Crown
>
—100
:
a—x
Coronation
Crain
18%
x—X—100
!
Class B preferred——
Corby Distillery, class A_—
Cosmos
150
48%
-
warrants—
Aug
>
48
Preferred
Jan
31
Jan
20%
47% Mar
75%
Lake
B
12%
•
89
Jun
Class B preferred
Warrants
•
r7.50 Jan
Sep <■
14%
18%
9.00
.
4.35
193
7%
——x—
200
Jun
34
Jan
66
Sep
19
common—
—_xx
/
/
405
11/
x__x~10
B
;
15% July
15% Sep
895
632
K-£ 17
Consolidated Mining & Smelting-—*
ConsolJda ted. Paperx
I
—*
Consumers Gascommoru
i-
Class
Jun
4.00 -4.05
18%
ix——•
Preferred
Class
Jun
25%
44
y
56
3,449
Jockey; Club Ltd common—
27% Jan
14% Mar
31%
'
Class
Apr
Apr
162
,
120
1
■.t;;
,xl——*
—x——
Aug
; 15
...
-
18%
i
'
Collingwood Term preferred
Sep
Sep
10
15,654
42
74%
Labatt
1
_•
21
Jun
11%
18%
154%
61%
41
75
Public
Jefferson
High
58%
x—x.Jxx-—25c
Jamaica
Feb
205
Sep
24%
-4.35
11
6%
/'/'/ 55% Sep
■
Low
59%
5
Class A
Iroquois Glass
Range Since Jan. 1
High
x_x—x>xx———
'
'
11% Apr
16% Jan
;/
Jun
Jun
100
Sep
Sep
Jan
Low
41 %
Interprovincial Discount common
Interprovincial Pipe Line—
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common
'>'[*
*'
,
24 %
-
.
1,244
16%
v
Jun
3.85
300
20%
common
Warrants
>
37
28%
.
15%
Properties
Dunlop
Consolidated
37
15
Wines
6%
1.35
18
72%
v
11% July
;
*',.;/ 10
30,728
27%
15%
Gas
Development———i
Cochrane
f
27
com—*
•'
P
2,260
10O
11%
,
1.10 Sep
11% July
50% Jun
4,785
i: 3,670.
500,
21%
103/4
xx//——20
i'.-.'-.V
Chateau Gai
2,400
X
155:
21
11
28
Natural
preferred
Canadianwide
C
154%
21
common
90c
2,500
106
;
—
Canadian
14,610
<
55%: 1,494,493
•
*
x
„" Common
5%%
154%
i.x—ZS
preferred—;
10
Railway-,.
Petrofina
44
•<:
104
>—100
—x—100
x—xxx-
Pacific
Canadian
55
xxx—*
commons
$5, preferred
8%
preferred
Canadian
\W
common——•
Industries
Canadian Marconi
■:
—-—
warrants
Class C
4.50
Shares
*
Interprovihcial Bldg Credits
1959 warrants
for Week
common——_5
——__—x,J—x4x-—25
Preferred
Feb
33
class A—*
Canadian
,
Nickel
International Utilities
Feb
28
Canadian General Invest—...———x—♦
Preferred
.
Sale Price
High
Jun
1,970
33/4
4.50
30%
33
common_50
Electric
Low
4,250
.
Sales
Range
•/ -:i;. Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan,1
High
5%
2.25
—•—t+m—
•
General
Low
51/2
preferred—20c
Energy
Week's
of Prices
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
Canadian
(Range for ,Week Ended September 28)
Sales
Sale Price
U-,
41
,
Feb
19%
Sep
19%
Apr
July
13%
27
28%
Apr/
■
—10
—
V./ 11
h 11
150
48%
Preferred,,
48%
49%
9,630
i
-
9% May
-
,
Trust
2
common
new
18
18%
Neon Products
Falconbridge
Famous
i
——
Niagara
16
1,010
>
Apr
Noranda
220
27% July
31 %
Aug
Northern
Ontario
4.45
400
4.25 May
6.00
Jan
Northern
Quebec
51.%
52
68
6
200
9%
l<v>
.
A—
•
52
r
16,
19
Sep
*
41
Preferred
57 % Mar
July
19% Aug
15%
500
13%
Jan
13%
13%
1,125
12%
Jan
15% May
13% Jan
26
*
Sep
30% May
27%
13,954
26
Gas
*
16%
16%
17%
common
*
30%
30%
30%
3,245
25
28
25
41
Mines
30%
•
30
class
Grain
16
30
4 30
6
16
Canadian—.—
Federal, Farms commo.nxx-
17% Aug
15%
Wire class B
9%
Players
Fanny Farmer Candy
Federal
44% Jun
*
Natural
Power
26 %
-60
———
44
v'-/44-
13%
Jun
22%
Feb
36
July
Sep/:
••
Feb
50% Mar
'
.Fittings
common- -x—x——
Class
A
Fleetwood
20
Corp
of Canada
Ford
Foundation
Fraser
Freiman
Frosst
(A J)
Cement
128
Jun
9
July
14% Mar
Ogilvie Flour
25%
25%
25%
1,095
23
Jun
28%
Jan
Power
7%
7%
7%
Sep
Ontario
Steel
Ontario
Store
175
<
Ocean
Jan
311
7%
Sep
13%
Jan
20%
Jan
27
Sep
37%
16%
16%
300
27%
27
28%
4,670
*
General Bakeries
•
General
Petrol
CDs*
:
&
A
Lakes
Greater
'
>
1,610
9%
9%
85%
85%
8% Jun
7%
49
12% Mar
15% Mar
Sep
60 %
Feb
Jan
1.28
Apr
Phantom
58c
30
Jan y
95c
Mar
Power
8% Jun
85% Sep
123% July
-
12% May
93
Premium
class
new
162
16%
16%
3,394
lb%
Jun
20
May
1.900
16%
Jun
19%
Jan
7.10
8.20
1,252
5.90
Sep
9
9%
,400
7%
Jun
1.35
660
1.85
2.10
2,290
*
6%
6%
9io
91c
14%
15%
*
Guaranty- Trust
/-17
.10
•
-
5 %
91c
,
3.50
Jan
Reitman
Jun
13
12%
2.00
17%
2,975
15%
,1,019
44:
17% Mar
Jun
51
Sep
Jun
//'■ 17
Mar
x
Jun
200
7
91c
;■
Sep
1,025
V 1.181
Jun
■49*
Jun
11
1,410
July
6.25
19%
5,895
17%
17%
18
18%
Sep
6%
Jun
Jun
34% Mar
Jun
25%
6% July
4,070
6%
7%
25
29%
10%
5
5%
2,575
22
1.000
'
b
*
68%
61%
70%
1.85
1.80
1.90
Ofir. 750
Gas—
1
—
'-•:■
5%
-
Feb
Sep
9%
Jan
Jun
70%
Sep
3.20
Jan
8%
4.40 July
Jan
1.20
4,100
65c
July
2.60
62
1,745
38
May
64%
Jan
Sep
11%
Apr
6% July
10%
1.15
90c
100
60
50%
—•
X—
Jun
1.70 Sep
3.705
6%
5%
.
42
Jan
29%
July
4%
26,634
—
Feb
66
Apr
Chemical
common
Revenue
9%
9%
9%
9
9
L'ldg
xx
*
/
9%
10
•
J an
$6 class
Robin
A
11%
4.40
4.75
20
20%
20%
20%
350
*
preferredx
10%
10%
10%
.5
13%
Nodwell
class
Paper
6%
8/4
8%
9%
9%
6
6%
23%
Feb
Jun
12
16%
17
20
'
Aug
4.75 July
200
:
'
Jun
10
1,850
!
A_
Jan
Apr
13% Aug
10
,'iv1 v.
Apr
6.00
20
160
17
::■//
Xx___X
ROckower preferred-xXx—x—x—la
Rolland
15
15
17
17
;/:/v/> 5
—*
—_——20
preferred
,
15%
11%
1,175
:■
Sep
4.25 July
ICO
11%
V
common——
Properties
315
4.50
x...*
;.x
Mfg common
preferred
2nd
2
•
Robertson
Jan
20
(
,740
1,100
Jan
Jan
11%
4.50 July
4.90
Mar
55
39
8% July
26%
_*
^
Revelstoke
17% Mar
,
13
Jun
25
1,25
Quinte Milk class A—..
Sep
15
—
Sep
Jan
2.80
Jan
Jan
3.05
2.80
14/2
x—
x
.
8.45
10
Reichhold
14%
>x
x——
1.20
200
1956 warrants- x*X-xx.x——x—
July*
34/4
*
Natural
Quebec
Aug
90c
100
*
common-—>
Greyhound- Lines
5
1.20
—x-x—"
44
4.80
Preferred
8.10
A
180
100
Ore.——..—20c
Warrants
191/4
—Xxx—-
9
49%
34/4
25%
—
—
Iron
18%
1
3.200
48
Fixture
Corp
19%
133% 133%
9%
7.25
Jun
341/4
10%
9
common
Industries
May
Jan
133%
—x—•
4.25
49%
ix* '
-10/
Page Hersey
Pembina Pipeline
common
Peoples Credit common.—
May
56c
3oO
85%
common
common
Winnipeg* .Ga.s
Voting trust
67c
>58c
———.^.x——xx.
Great West Coal
,
2,000
6GC
Paper.
Saddlery
81c
100
Northern Gas common
..Warrants1 ■—*——xx-—xx
Class B warrants
Great
80c
.50c
Great
•
183
550
Jan
'
1G%
Lakes -Power
Warrants
200
j 225
57
common—
Goodyear Tire Canada
Great
-
9
7%
common. 50c
xx-x—X—
Great
.
9
7%
55%
_xl
.1%
Drilling
General -Steel Wares
Preferred I
.
9
56%
———_x,——
General Development
General Motors x>——xv
5.50
10%
Jun
10%
—
—
————>w—
Jan
—1 •;/. .16/2
common
7%
5.25
—
Ontario Loan & Debenture.—.
/
Oshawa Wholesale
Gatineau
4,790
_*
225
1,287
:
9%
25% Mar
i
l«o
9V4
x
A)—-2——x
(Charles
—_xx__ x.
9
\
9
——1/
——
142'/a
common
-
Aug
Telephone
Warrants
9% Jun
Jan
18
2J0
Northern
May
> 6
,
ov,
.
——
Companies-
20
8
Feb
142 Va
—-xx—x
—J.
Co
'
3.65
May
Feb
Mar
8.00 Mar
•
8%/Sep'
8% July
11%
Jun
11%
Jan
5%
Jun
11%
Jan
63
Jun
84% Mar
-•
Jun
;
//: 3 00
•
■
xX*//
^
1st
preferred _—>-xx—xx_>j_L— ixl8
Harcjee Farms: common...-i—rx.
x_*
Hahn Brass common
»
*
—.
TOO
—
Hees
-
HI. &
(Geo
Hinde
-Dauchx—
7,723
14%
14%
24%
*24%
//
4.00
>-•
3.90
x.i'
78
x
13
Sep
•
Feb'
Jan
Royalite
20% Mar
1.65
8/a
8%
2.20
49
*48%
•
42
•51
'
...
42
-
Imperial Life
6<?<>
Assurance/ZxixLxxxx
"
common
preferred
Industrial
'**
$2.25.
rJx
4%% preferred
Ingersoll Machine
Cement
Natural
.
,
Co
—
St
Lawrence
Cement
Lawrence
Corp
/4.05 July
Maurice
54 % May
■;
Salada
9
Jun
"•
60% May
60% May
5
•
•
8,293
5^0
47
July
50
Aor
25
50
Apr
56
Mar
94%
93%
Jun
99
7%
7%
Sep
9
.4.15
4.25
16%
16
16%
1,993
4 R5
4.70
5
5.C20
92c
92c
-98 c
1,725
15%
com.
15%
26
48%
821
27
47
48%
19% July '
3.45
15
Jun
;
15%
23% July
215
36
Sep
Jun
Aug
9
Jun
11% Mar
1 19% Mar
Feb
A
100
Jan
12%
Jan
Jun
51%
22
5.50
3.95
Jun
7%
Jun
13
19%
Sep
Sep
Jan
May
7%
9
8.245
23%
24%
I7,4ft1
Jun
26%
Jan
.24%
IOO
22% May
27%
Jan
37%
38
285
37% Sep
43% Sep
43
43
50
42% Aug
48%
Silverwood
Class
B
K
S
Slater
.50
x
5%
6
12
12
1,836
>—:
11%
/li %
11%
275
26%
27%
2.667
D
;.
class
A
—
—
1.75
2.00
1,230
10
10
10
911
18%
18%
19
215
29%
29%
30
3.75
Manufacturing
Steel
3.75
3.80
1.85
common
Preferred
Southam
—,
Apr
Stafford
Foods
Apr
Standard
Paving
Feb
Stedman
Bros
20
*
—
"
Ltd
_
1
x.
»
4%
450
12
26%
Dairies
Simpsons Ltd
Jan
37%
Industries
Shullys
Jan
"
100
Apr
Jan
*5.00
50% July
22
Sep
35
22
4.15
1.25
19
24%
50
;
Class B preferred
Feb
60
50%
22
106
Sep
4.50 May
3.00 Sep
ms
3,320
4.15
4.15
preferred
Jan
•28
"«
9%
Aug
24%
Class
1.86
/
5.00
3.35
V
8
6%
23
'Aug
65c
7.890
50%
.25
A
Jun
99
10%
3.00
.50
preferred—
class
13
100 /
500
70c
4.75
3.25
Holdings
368
*
15%
99%
9%
*■'
V-
Scythes preferred
Mar
■
18
-
Aug
250
■
23
225
15%
9%
•
Holdings
Feb
25%- Sep
710
10%
67c
Ltd
Foods
Scottish
Jan
6%
Jun
100
«-
34/4
'
.
4.00 July
85c
16%
:
25%
99%
15%
99%
100
—1
Sayvette Ltd
6% May
53
-1
8
25
17% Mar
'
Aug
47%
200
47,697
25
A
pfd_
A
Shawinigan Water & Power common.
21%
,-25,
14%
Seven Arts
53
!
class
class
Gas
Jan
52%
12% July
14%
25
.—
Jan
153
-
21%
.10
x_.
>x
1,795
Jun
Jnly
94%
53
4.25
x.
——
x
3,095
6
39
47%
:
-100
common.-^.
Minerals
21%
137/8
5%
i
4,746
;
Warrants
May
4.10 Mar
Sep
112%
55*
13 699
13%
-
_x50
—50
preferred
—
5%
x_:
International Bronze Powders
Preferred
•
44%
13%
-
■''/
•124
42%
70%
10%
.xx.x,
St
7%
.
1„
...
class
Gas
—
International
4 86%
—x-_—
x—x—
Inland
Inland
"-5
x.u/„.
Inglis .(John)
Warrants
—
cbmmon
preferred
$3-75 preferred
122%
44
x-
„-x—x__._
Acceptance
10
*
Oil
Tobacco
Imperial
Imperial
69%
69%
14%
(Hugh) class A
Selkirk
;
common
Oil
Preferred
Russell
.10
Canada—
St
Sep
40
913
/
of
Sep
Jan
13%
Jan
47%
25
49
?
3,055
;-7% Apr
May
2.00
2,583
Apr
87
Mar
•.
7
500
'
.
•
41c
139
2.00
Sep
Sep
26
9% July
2,520
54
2.10
——20
3.75
77
R9
1,760
53
' *,
6%
1
Royal Bank
*
Sep
.10
Mall—
Pall
of
12%
•4
24%
-
9,415;
78
13%
1.30
-V",
50
Rothmans
18
-
3.35.Sep11% July
250
•
4.05
■
11%
—
.
13%
;
13% May
;-!•
'
—*
———
Erie
160
3.75
14%
Holden Mfg.; class
:*
Horfte & Fittfielri—_„____xj'x—20c
Howard .Smith Power preferred-—x
50
Hurbn
13%
3.30
.
—!
12% July
i6o
13%
24%
x„.
Co__x—x—
;
13%
3.30
I25
common
//Preferred;/
Hayies Steel_x,
13%
*''"Xx
V
;/
Harding Carpets common—>:
S-./ Preferred: _-Lx>Lxx—
Hawket Siddeley
•___
x
-
^
11%
•
.
14
-
Jun
Jan
32% Mar
17% Aug
1.75 Sep
9%
Jan
14
11% July
24%
Feb
7% May
Jun
11% May
.
Feb
14% Mar
Sep
20%
25
300
18
Jun
32% Mar
3.75
4.65
Sep
9%
9%
325
9%
11%
1,216
10%
Jun
16
Sep
11%
Feb
Jan
.
\
Jan
15
Jan
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
'
Low
Par
18 %
18%
150
103
103
46
100
103
Switson Industries
1,625
24
July
Sep
Candore
25
13
Jun
19% Aug
Captain
Mines
260
Feb
4.65 Aug.
Cariboo,
Gold
Sep
1.70
Feb
Quartz—
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Jan
Central
Del
Rio
Feb
Central
Pat
Gold-
iSep
Central
-
1
——-—1
—
15%
15%
47%
6
6
Elevator
60
6% Aug
7
100
'
2,860
50%
800
4%
11
Jun
16 % May
qhib
245
11
Jun
16% May
Chibougamau
50
36
July
41 % May
Cbimo Gold Mines
V"
20%
6,836
13%
14%
10,050
7
6%
7
13
750
7%
*
common——
Electric
-
-———--
May
16% Mar
11
52
Jun
57%
<—:
56
Jun
60
19%
Jan
27 %
5% July
7%
200
10c
11c
2,045
11,500
9c
May
5%
1,490
7
100
53%
53
53%
252
4.15
4.25
1,605
10
2,200
1.00 July
.
Walker
•
51
W—
&
G
1.10
1.10
Consol
Jan
50
trust
Voting
*
preferred
Western
class
(Geo)
Class
Mines
A-
——
S6
Wood
Jun
11%
Jun
Sep
14%
20c
3 20c
15
15%
2,017
9
5,205
•.
13
-
Negus
Nicholson
Jun
—
4%c
1
22c
Apr
-
Mines
Consolidated Northland
Consolidated
Quebec Gold Mines
2.50
18'A
3,165
86
7.50
7.95
Consolidated
Regcourt
Mines
107
108
70
106
Jan
110
July
Consolidated
Sannorm
Mines
29
75
29
May
32
Jan
Consolidated
West
Petroleum
——•
39
39
910
36%
Jan
44
May
Conwest Exploration
85
Jan
96
Aug
Coppercorp
Ltd
Copper-Man
Mines-.
36%
•
94%
•—,
13%
9,957
'
94%
6.00
50
13%
14
960
3.50
3.50
330
2.15
Jan
1
1
10%c
10V2c
6%c
1.60
Red-
Poplar
_1
—•
3.85
*
15c
York
A
warrants-
—
.
*
'».
B
1,225
50c
3,500
3.45
1,320
—
3.35
Electric
2.60
41c
3.30
class A
Knitting
Class
Zenith
2.70
4.10 Mar
Jan
1.50
3.20
Jan
30c
-
Copper Rand Cliiboug
Sep
Coulee
Apr
Courvan
Jan
X55c
Feb
Cowichan
6.35
July
Croinor
Copper
Mines
Acadia
Uranium
Gas
•
1
Mines
Alba
11c
14c
24,000
5.85
6.25
5,275
70c
1
Minerals
Anglo
United
54,250
2%c
Apr
10 %c
40c
Jan
56c
15c
July
32c
Jan
1.83
1.90
9.875
.2.65
Jan
17c
19c
13.709
15c
Mar
41c
Jan
22 %c
Feb
Aug
Sep
July
8%c
Feb
35c
34 %c
Development
36c
32,0'uG
30c
6c
7c
12 200
5C
7.75
303
25c
79,100
17c
15c
4,000
8c
1.03
21,025
85c
Jun
9c
9%C
7,800
85c
82c
90c
5,000
68c
May
—1
40c
34c
43c
20,000
24c
May
12 %c
Copper
Ruffner
14c
I,700
1.11
6,350
7c
1.06
*
'
1.05
7c
,
Coast
Mines
*
11c
6%c
6c
6%c
9c
7c
9c
5c
4,500
1
24,166
Aunor
5%c
4.00
Mines
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A__
5%% preferred
-25
Eanff
Oil
i
Eankfield
Barex
Easka
Bata
9c
24
306
1.10
6,000
90c
20c
7,000
17c
Aug
31c
41,300
Beatt.ie
20c
20c
30c
24 Vic
62c
64c
1.14
1.21
15,325
17 %c
17c
19c
7c
7c
7c
.50c
Mining
Eeaver; Lodge
:
Sep
57c
Aug
59c
Apr
26c
May
Aug
7.1c
Jart
9c
c
I
-
Mines
: 6c
% ' 6c
13 %c
:
Mining Corp
Eelleterre Quebec
8%c
1_"
:
_
Ltd
—
Sep
July
Mines
Eureka
2,500
27c
May
t
28,613
93,500
30,500
8,350
4.00
Bethlehem
Copper
Mines
,
Yukon
9c
Mines
Bid cop Mines Ltd
Bouzan
Mines
Bralorne
__
Britslta
Petroleums
Broulan
Reef
8c
10,C00
19c
Sep
72c
May-
11.490
44c-
Jan
53c
Jun
10%
10,575
62c
76,150
4.25
4.15
-4.40
10,795
28%
29%
__
12
7Vac
1,666
22,000
15Vic Jan
lie
Red
Grandroy
2.05
.13,650
6,000
1.35
2.49
Feb
Granduc
9C
Aug
14c
Jan
Great
149,200
5c
May
18c
''Sep
Gulch
34c
Feb
Gulf
27c
Jan
-2.50
Jun
75c
Jan
9%c
Aug
15,700
37c
Sep
6.80
7.15
3,920
2.25
2.30
s
6.00
400
2.05
28c
28c
1,000
2.80
3.25
3,161
2.80
1.41
1.55
5,000
1.41
5c
%
25c
4c
4,500
1
_25c
9c
*
12 %c
14c
12,050
24%
27%
8c
7%c
8%c
4,400
5%c
6c
7,500
6c
14c
14c
2,340
lie
22c
22c
1,000
2.15
2.25
1,440
31,416
3.60
3.20
3.70
16%
16%
16%
Jan
Jan
4.90 Feb
Sep
3.40
6c
Jan
1.00
91c
1.02
1
4.00
3.70
4.00
43,116
1
1.41
1.41
1.50
6,100
6c
8c
29,833
Southern
Canada
Tungsten
Astoria
Petrol
Minerals
Canadian
Chieftain
Canadian
1
Delhi
Petroleum
*
1.30
1.30
2.61
2.80
-6,126
1.10
1.30
2.70
1,039
Devonian
Petroleum
Canadian
Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian High Crest
*
!
i
Pete_„
see
-16%
-10c
Canadian Malartic Gold
footnotes,
1
.J*'
L_♦
page
43.
3.60
73c
98c
88c
3.85
77c
>■'
79c
22c
76c
33c
34c
39c
Jan
3.20
80c
Sep
Mar
Feb
5c
May
80c
-
2.60
Jan
2.35 May
1.41 Sep
May
■
■
Feb
7.50
Jan
19%
Jan
1.18 Mar
4.55
Aug
2.60 Mar
13 %c
Lead
Gwillim
Mines
*
Hard
Rock
Harrison
Gold
Minerals
7,600
31c
Jun
Jan
A.87
45c
38c
68c
6c
51,700
7lc
HV4
-11%
Jan
22% July
~
68c
5,537
-934
.
1
40c
-
.*
r
-
a
•12c
V
40;900
May
15c
•
23c
12,500
14c
3.00
2.95
3.10
6,855
13 %
11%
13%
3 910
6V2C
6V2C
1,000
6Vic Jan
I V
7%c
8c
4.15
1.95 Jun
•
9
May
j!^ -'■
.
Jan
Jan
15 >/4
Feb
9Vic
-
Apr
18%c Mar
7.80
7.75
8.00
6,000
14,318
Sep
10%
Feb
4c
4c
4%c
41,500
3c
Aug
8c
Jan
12c 13 %c
18,700
]1c
Mar
16c
Jan
13c
16c
98,533
Feb
20c
Aug-
17c
17c
1,000
13c
Feb
19c
Apr
1,05
1.15
2,200
70c
July
13 %c 15 %C
22,000
12c
Jun
26c
35c
102,700
23c
May
V 65c
5V2C V!":v 6C
19,000
5C
July
„
7.75
1
—1
14c
_1
....
Head
Lakes
of
lron_
i
28c
2.50
2.50
2.75
5,125
_5
19%
18%
19%
4,723
18%
,,
11%
11
11%
4,680
9.40
Jun
10%
10%
11
3,500
9.25
class
2.30
2.40
Hudson
2,075
Hugh
Consolidated Gold—;
Bay Mining & Smelling
1
2.50
47%
49
15 %
17%
13,822
9c
9c
500
32 %c
40c
<61,903
__1
Hydra Exploration
_1
36c
12%
-1
1,
1
Inspiration
Jan
Mines
Mines
Jack
Waite
Feb
Jaye
Feb
.lelli'coe
Mining
Apr
Joburke
Jan
Joliet
Quebec
—
Mines—
Mines
'
16,545
54c
Feb
36c
Jun
73c
Aug
1.34
Jan
24c
.
Sep
'
V
2.55
1,000
78c
:Sep
79c
14,800
60c
Jun
18c
20c
13,500
17c
Sep
40c
2t»c
18c
35r
47c
Jun
87c
13c
'
113.825
32c
1.75
Jan
Jan
Apr
Aug
45c
8%c
58c
12c
13c
5,500
V. 5c
1
1
1
91c
Jan
Jun
73c
——
-
Gold
90c
17c
76c
,;
Explorations
Mines
43c
25c 25V2c
91c
Apr
20 Va Mar
1
——^——
Jacobus
Jan
59 'A
fi;'
,—1
—,——
5c
6.500
9c
11,000
7c
May
12V2c
Sep
11,500
20c
May
35c
Jan
-7%c
:
.> V
Jan
25 %c
11,366
48c
47c
25c
Sep
Jan
2.65
Jun
9c
'■
Jan
15 Va Mar
May
47
3,589
15%
21c
23c
10c
17c
Aug
4%c Aug
.
..
Sep
15% Feb
,
'
48%
Bay Oil
Pam
Porcupine—:
Jan ',
26 V2
2.05 Mar
Class B
-
July
2.85
Jun
A
Liu
...
Jan
14c
Jun
•
Gold
Co
1.25
Jun
1
Consolidated
Home
Howey
25c
2.05
—
Hollinger
Hudson
14c
5V2C
-
•
Highland Bell
Oil
V
1
_1
Lake
Gold Mines-*.
7c
Sep
10c
Mar
y,"
.vj,
.
48c' Jun
24c
5%c Jan
13%c 14Vic
..
Jan#..,
-21c.-aFeb-: '.-va ?■
Mar
1
Jun,';,-..,.,
Apr
36C*. Sep-
V:
Jan
12c
,
9c
>
.
May
87,383
40c
Apr
14V2
34c
;
3 Vac Aug.,-
T.0001
Jan
1.10
Jan
-12c: May;
K
1(16%^.^ lbc
35%C
•'85;125 ::
Jan
29% Mar
19 %c
Sep;
8 Vi
'.
*
—
13c
.
•
5V2c Jun*
•
.«15%C'13<%o. -16oi;
1.
.4 Vic - 4.V2Q -4%^
1.05
Iso
1.22
b.ic
HVi
~,;i&y2c
—
Feb
20c
4.10 Mar
19 %c May
Jan
1
Hasaga Gold Mines.
4.35
26c
12c
..30c 31
Mines
-3.50 May
3,497
18c-. Sep
Jan
2.60 Aug
10c
745
——
Copper Mines
1
May
5c
81,400
11,700
1
Bay
Jqn
Jan
Jan
24
——.——I
Irish
May
4.20
31 %c Aug
lie
Gold
Lake
Iron
July
1.85 Aug
11c
Jan
1.35 Aug
1.80
9%c
——^1
Feb
15c
2.37
16,632
,.,^1.
u
Mines■
Feb
71c
22V2c Mar
Jun
I8V2C
23
Devjeloo
Plains
5.35
boc
Jun
1.45
Jun
10c
:
5.35
2,500
Jan
8%p Apr
7 Vic July
23
—
Sep
-2,030
Jan
13c
Jan
20,800
24c
I
Mines
Sep
Jun
-
July
Sep
1.80
Jun
6V2c Aug
6,885
1
Mines
1.10
64c
91c
~
1,100
2.85
10c 11 %c
10c
Mining.'——
2.61
69,200
r"
77c
20%c20%c
5,933
July
3,200
98c
20c
20c
—
Canadian Homestead
Island
3.80
Aug
13
1,900
'
10c
—
Jan
29 %
19c
7,725
Canada
28c
May
1.25
1.70
2.65
1
Jan
19
330
*
Foe
3.10
36c
Jun
Mar
1.70
__
20c
:
——
Headway Red
10,010
22c
■»
Lands
Long
XV
Aug
12%c Aug
13c
1
Canadian
.7.75 July
Jan
1
Canadian
;
2.73
2.05
6,050
Feb
15c
24%
Oil
Chibougamau
-
59c
6%c July
Canada
Warrants
Jun
Goldfields
Goldray
8%c Jan
32,050
9c 10 %c
Campbell Red Lake
Canadian
Apr
2:10 Mar
-1,55 May-
4,215
<
11,035
1
1
16 %c July
19c
1.85
Gunnar Mining-——
40c
Feb
Jan
1.10
Mines.:-^-
Feb
%
-
1.72
Goldalfe.Mme&yV\-i^>>v,-'f;-:te—■
Heath
Petrol
Oil
Uran
Aug
5c
Petroleum
Campbell
:
60c'
1.48
Calgary & Edmonton
Camerina
Glenn
11% c, Sep
37c
Lake
&
Feb
21 %c
28c
Cadamet Mines
Calvert Gas
Glacier Explorers:.r
<
Jun
Sep
July
12 %c
24Vic
1.05
Mine—
Sep
3.25
Ankerite
Buffalo
v
Mascot
July
4c
May
1.76
yellowknife Mines Ltd-
,4c
9c
6c
4%c Mar
1
12c
7%c May
9.25 May
•
7,600
8c
2.37
-
V July
15% Jan
;
14%c Aug
9c
Jun
-
Feb
5.45 July
34
7,500
20c 2IV2C
6%c
64c
3.60 Mar
825-
Mar
12 V2 Mar
Jun
-
23% Mar
9,500
18c
11c 13V2c
20c
12
7c
12c
-
*
12
__
May
38c
1,815:,
16c
7c
-
-24c'
•
9.50-Jun
•
1.03
Ltd—.
38c
9,000
Apr
89,325
Ltd
Mines
600
106,300
Jan
Sc
Mining
Mines
Genex
II.931
: 124,200
2.25
Mines
Mining & Smelting
Buffalo
Calalta
Geco
;72,600
6c
Sep
Sep
52c
9V2c
Gaitwin
Jan
16c
11c
Sep
15c
6Vic
30c
1
Sep
V19C- ...Jan
9%c
12%c
48c
1,085
Aug
May
9c
21% Mar
-
Jun
3 %c Mar
57,628
May.
40c
Ltd
Pioneer
Brunswick
:
5c
Sep
16c
..8c
9c
lie
9%c
Jun
5%c Aug
Jan
3.00
Giant
6.90
Bay Uranium
Bordulac Mines
16
Jan
27c
14c
Giant
5c
.
Black
Mar
Mar
11c 13%c
45c
11c
Jun
85c
75c
:
15C
2.80
8%c
8c
18c
Jan
38,000
21c 23Vac
12c
Jan
'
Jan
14c
2.85
7c,
IOV2C 11 %c
10 %c
Jun
13c
Jan
1.60
Jan
30c
45 %c
16c
10
Ltd
1.90
1.95
Corp
Jan
1.39 May
25 %c
•
Mar
X
12c
Sep
24c
—
preferred—
43c
:
7c
:43c
Jun
Jun
51c
Ltd
16c
...
Sep
6c
1.00
Jan
July
10
10c
lOc
31c
May
20%c
32c
"I3%cl3%-c
Jun
6C
20Vic
39c
a
11c
May
8c
1
...65c
'
Belrher
Bibis
28c
7.90 May
14c
15c
fiOc
—
Mines
2.35
Sep
3.70
—1
—-
Petrol
•
Jan
8%c
Mining
Frobisher
12%c Mar
Feb
6,500
lie
French
Jun
5c
90c
9,300
2.79
Francoeur
Sep
76,975
;
7V2C
1
Feb
Feb
1.60 May
17c
'
■
13c
16c
17c 17V2c
7V2C
53c
July
5 Vic
10,000
9,500
34,031
1
1
Feb
Jun
13c / Feb
5%c Jan
6,220
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
Farwest Mining
Sep
July
1.01
1,300
12c
14c
7%c
1.60
10%
___L__
Corp
39c
1.06
1---L1
——
Mining
Sol
Feb
4c
3.00 Aug
•
35 %c
1,628
2.37
Aug
4,500...
i. 500::
Feb1
Jun
4V2C
—1—1
6c
-6c
Jan
Mar
20c
:4Vac
1
Mines—
Feb
-
Feb
1.28
73c
52c
f
Mines
17c
.
Jun
19,100
23c
17,500
:
*
Sullivan
12,500
7,200
4.35
May
1.90
329,300
—2.50
Malartic
14,100
9c
Jun
76c
28c
Jan
6V2C
15c
6%c
Eldrich
'
Mines
1.34
9c
July
3Vic Jun
10c
—•
;
Co__
El
Jan
1.55
Jan
2.42
.
11,500
9c
•
10%
1.14 May
May
50c
11,666
12c
.
1
26
Feb
48c
Jan
10c'"
•<—
—
'
——1
Copper
Jun
16 %c
Sep
20c
•„
Jun
25c
Mines
Jun
5.75
22
2,800
1.20
Duouesne.
Eevcon
19,625
Feb
44c
July
■
Sep
1
:
Mines3
Elder-Peel
May
9c
May
7.95
Jan
Jan"
25c
East
May
4.65
Jan
1.00
62c
Petroleums
3.25
7.00
I
Uranium
"
Sep
1.80
14c
4c
—1
East
Jan
12c
4%c July
1,700
—1
Mines
Metals
3,500
23%
—1
Mines
Cons
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Base
V„
24
Trust
Eamat
4.10
7.50
.50c
Bankeno
6c
3.95
Mines
Gold
Gold
8%c
Jun
Jun
27c
Fatima
Aumaque
Aug
30c
13%c
—
Dynamic Pete
Sep
IIV2C
Jan
Sep
8c
19c V Jan
;
3,500
2,500
500
1,050
East Amphi Gold
Jan
1.28
Feb
7c
Duvan
Apr
36c
5 Vi c July :
23V2c Jan
1
Mines 1.
Dunraine
1.17 Mar
93c
Feb
Jan
17 V2c
Mayo
35c
15c
Apr
1.03
1
*
-
Petroleum—
Donalda
Apr
16 %c
May
1.00
.
3,000
1
Mines
Aumacho River Mines
Jan
8c
3c
75,000
—1
—
Mines
Dome
Jan
1.37
9%c
91c
9%c
29c
■
Jun
1.05
11,400
14c
50c
17%
21c
Mines
Dickenson
Dome
Jun
9c
6V2C
13,700
40c
—_1
:
Palmer Oils—
Devon
Sep
48 %c
91c
5.75 May
Jan
47c
Jan
7c
14c
50c
17%
14%c
17 %c
Mines
Gold
Mines
Denison
Jan
Sep
July
1
4V2cJuly
4,666
33c
—
1
1
1
Pacific———
Delnite
Feb
10c
10%
40c
Nickel
Arcadia
Yellowknife
Atlin
17c
21 %c
,54c
Mines
Horn
Delhi
Aug
Sep
7.65
1
Mines
Warrants
Atlas
4c
7.65
•
Oil
Atlantic
10c
56.066
Jun
1
Gold
Associated
14,677
7C
6 %c
—
*
Mines
Asamera
10c 10 %c
'
6%c
.
1.65
5;50 May
1
•'
Sep
3,500
72,125
< 4,200
•' 8,400
20,219
14,960
12,500
11,850
J...
Mining—:
Brewis
Deldona
May
525
1.85
.
7V2C
1.00
7J/2c
'
>■.
.
Mines
Deer
Sep
1,610
V* *
Decoursey
Jun
6c
1
—
Daering Explorers
Daragon
Jan
55c
47c
1
:
Mines
Area
Arjon
1.07
Mar
62c
35 %c Mar
—il
jog--/,;.4VO-fV i
Apr
16c
1
Ansil
6.75
Jun
16c
Huronian
Anglo
Jun
4.80
2,000
20o
Petroleums
13 %c
9%c Aug
31,117
49c
10c
Pete
Mines
Lead
Jan
45c
•
Anchor
72c
4%c
5%c
1
1
Anacon
May
15c
Mines
Cusco
May
*
Aiinmex
Leduc
57c
10c
Oils
.
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
American
66c
49c
1 V
Consolidated
Pacific
,13,750
5c
14c
1
Gold
Yellowknife
Roxana
6%c
Jan
12c
6.25
Explorations
Alberta
Allied
5%c
-
36,083
1
Ltd
Agnico Mines Ltd
Akaitclio
18c 21 %c
19c
*
Oil
&
Advocate Mines
Pershing
Crowpat
Ltd
Abacus
Acme
OILS
AND
Jan
Aug
36c
.
1
—*
.—
50c
i_'_————1
liild
1
Mining
Craigmont
MINES
80c
July
11c
Jan
.Jan
1.55 Sep
2%c
Apr
"57c
Jun
4.55
Feb
Sep
24c
.
-
• -
May
Jun
17c
8%c
1.12
—1
Zinc
Lead
*
2.40
18c
1.00
•
1
—
■
Class
July
Sep
-
1.72
7c
21c
35c
1.02
10c
10c
6c
1.36
3.70
15c
1.02
Consolidated
Jan
17 %
12% July
Consolidated Rambler
May
11%
Jun
10c
29c
63c
,
—
1
29
22 % Mar
100
91 % July
.
—
—*
Mines
34c
•
45c
46c
27c
33c
28c
29c
70c
74c
3.05
3.40
92c
1.01
32c
34c
2.51
2.65
' 9c 10'/2c
4V2C
5c
—
—-.1
Mines-.
8c
Aug
May
Sep
Jan
20
Jun
15%
Mosher
Jun
May
23c
44c
16c >*'
6c
95c
-2
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
41c
-I5V2C
3.25
1
1
——
Feb
14%
Sep
Oils Ltd—
Mac
May
59c
Mar
12c
700
,
Mic
95%
—
5
class A
26%
Consolidated
Feb
22%
29
■
100
Woodward Stores Ltd
23%
11%
7.85
A
Preferred
Morrison Exploration
Jan
95
•
class
Industries
1J >
Mogul
Consolidated
25
50
pfd
Consolidated
Jan
5c
1.10
8c
—
17%
100
$2.80
Hardware
Feb
2.85
4,003
.
iiV;-f X'j-:,-; ?.
preferred
4.85
2,445
"•.*
•
Warrants
White
15
•
59 %
Jun
14%
14
100
preferred
Jun
1.70 Aug
14%
•
28%c
1
•
Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated
3.25
26%
14
•<
1
;
43%
13%
■
B
4V2c'c
'
26%
—
.
warrants
Copper
Weston
13%
_•
Products—:
WtMtcl
14 Va
"—20
——1
—-1
Arrow
Golden
Halliwell
7,759
2.20
common
-1
44c
15%c
7c
45c
'
32c
2,275
4.20
2.00
—
Foods
Westfair
4.00
2.00
•
Trans
Westcoast
4.20
_1
& Kn?,pp
—*
7
:
1,350
51
_*
Equipment
Canada Ltd
Waterous
6c
1.10
10c
.
82c
13,625
Feb
2.21 May
20c
65,933
16,000 \
6,833
6,300
9,770
Feb
8,45
-
-
Sep<,x
5V2C July V
6,800
8%c
6c
8c
6c
1.15
8V2C
Apr
.
60c
>
95c
5,000
,13,634
75c
Sep
1.60 Mar
13
-
July
39c
11 %c 12 V2C
8V2C
Lake
Gillias
Consolidated
Consolidated
1.50 May
1
-1
Fenimore Tron
Consolidated
Consolidated Marbenor
1.10
1
Ref
Wainwrlght Products &
7c
15c
'•
.
4.80' Jun i"
9,300
2,600
2,350
1.70
5V2C
7V2C
-—
Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
Jun
5.50
s
8c
5%c
7V2C
Consolidated
Apr-
63%
Jun
52
Discovery
26c
47c
74c
.
•
Jun-
26c
Jan
; Feb
14 %c Mar
Aug-
-.Sep
10
20,100-
18c20%c
74c
Jan
98c
6,500-.
24,000
4.70
24c
26c
16c
Sep.
5%C
Jan
1.20 May
3c
21c
43c
1.55
4.55
4.60
—1
Cadillac
Central
Consolidated
Apr
^5c
11 %c
Flin
Callinan
Consolidated
Jan
-Jan
7%
4.00 May
'——
Viceroy Mfg class A
& Grey T"rust
Victoria
Consolidated
10c
13,000
3,200
*
•
Mines
30c
7c
1.00
2.50
*
1
:
_
Bellekeno
Consolidated
7% May
6% July
—
—
13c
74,437
7,300.^
11c 12V2c
29V2C
34c
1.60
1
1
*
Consolidated Beta Gamma
Apr
.
22c
July
5
5
7
v->-
,—
Mines
Con Key Mines
Jan
75
57
Metals
Coniagas
Jan
*
Smelt
&
19c
7.35
1.07
20c
45c
Willans
Combined
Feb
50
Min
20%c
11c
30%c
—
5%c May
79c
Jun
4c
n
1
Mining,
& Smelting
Gold Mines
Lake
Coin
Apr
23%
4.15
Vendomatic
11%
Jun
56
22%
5%
11c
Cochenour
15%
7,070
56%
Chromium
7% Aug
7% Aug
8% Sep
125
19%
22%
5%
5%
Jan
15% May
Jun
12
225
,
8%
18
55
*
Corp
7%
8%
18%
27%
Jun
4.60
17%
3,860
12%
Jun
12%
Mining
13c
6.10
95c
0c
82c
6c
1
^-1
1
—
Copper
Kayraud
11
32c
32c
—
High
6% c.July
36,000
46,300* ■'#
3,300
1,450:
1.000
12c
10
7.15
1>03
—1
Mines 4
Chesterville
350
19%
2nd
.
17,500
12%
preferred
—<-—-*
Gas of Canada common
•
Class A preferred——_—
—50
Class B preferred——
50
United Corps class B—.—
90c
*
Cheskirk Mines
12
37
*
-
Feb
Feb
90c
19%
'
9%
4.35
73%
Jun
11%
■
13%
*
Jan
Sep
Sep
56
5.00
11%
11%
-
10c
8V2C ,9%c
1-00
1.10
10
—*
Athabaska
Porcupine
Charter Oil
'
55
11%
Union
Vector
Aug
4.50
90c
—.
Union Acceptance
Steel
42 %
55
-i~—
Pipeline—
Pipeline—
Pipeline
Prairie
United
Sep
21 %
37
Canada
Trans
.
1
'<■
A--
Trans-Mountain
Tumbull
150
15%
543
15%
45%
$5 preferred
Trans
1.20
Ltd
13c
10c
1
400
1.20
Exploration
Low
13,642
76,866
4,900
7,600
9c
10c
I-02
15c
8%c
k00
13c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8c
—
•
2.85
4.50
-
—
28
47%
common
class
30
Mines
Canada Erin
Cayzor
*
—-—
Finance
50 % May
Jun
4.10
co
Warrants
Traders
40%
17%
1.20
Tip Top Canners class A————
-*
Dominion
Bank—
—*0
Marts
Silica
8%c
1
Northwest Mines
Canadian
17%
Toronto
Towers
Canadian
Jan
27%
*
_—
Ltd
Canada
-*
Jan
4.10
—
common
*
Shares
8%c
9c
17%
—
—
25
105
C
for Week
Low
27%
Stuart' Oil \
Supertest ordinary
Jun
July
101
Range
of Prices
1
*
*
1
1
Canadian North Inca
Jun
18
50
46
*&
-ii-r—•
Sterling Trusts —l.
Texaco
17,917
<
..preferred
Tamblyn
16%
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
>
Par
21% May
15%
16%
is%
Steinberg class A
Webb
Monday, October 1, 1962
.
Last
■-
-
,
High
Low
High
■*
!
Range Since Jan. 1
16%
——f-*—-*
Steel of Canada
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
vr
.
(Range for Week Ended September 28)
Sales
Week's
Friday
1
.
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V
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Number 6199
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
of Prices
Joutel
Mines
lie
Copper
10c
Jowsey Mining Co JLtd.
Low
31c
High
25
Vic Mar
18,500
10c
Jan
64c
10,846
56C
July
80c
May
Permo
July
25c
10,011
•
f
Gas
Perron
Aug
44c
*
Gold
25c
Peruvian_.Qil.iAc
Minerals—
6c
5 Vic
7c
4c
Jun
9c
Sep
Petrol
7.15
6.50
7.15
18,727,
6.50
Sep
10 Vi
Jan
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
1.95
1.69
1.95
400
1.65
Jun
34c
31%C
34c
32,281
15c
Gold
Mines
___
Minerals
Kirklarid
Kirkland
______
3.20 Feb
47c
24 Vic July
—
—11
Mines
22c
92,100
8c
Jan
29c
Aug
Place Oil &• Gas
.14,000
10c
Jun
17c
Apr
Placer Development
21 %
1,475
—
Lake
Dufault
Lake
Lingman
Laniaque
20,995
Prairie
liy2c May
7V2c Apr
Oil
Preston
9 Vic
3,000
16c
15c
18c
22,550
31c
Jan
Prosoectors
2.85
2.85
300
2.60
Feb
4.10
Jun
Provo
.*
4.00
3.75
4.00
4,650
3.45
Jan
4.25
Jun
Purdex
Minerals
38c
38c
43c
34,000
60c
55c
71c
257,085
Quebec
Ascot
1
1.06
1.05
1.42
28,700
1
io%c
10c ny2c
102,000
1
4c
3y2c
5 Vic
•
1.80
1.80
1.87
3,470
1
16c
16c
20C
12,200
16c
Sep
1.01
118,728
Mines
1
American
Leitctt Gold Mines—.
Lexindin
Gold
Mines
Little "Long Lac
Long Point
______
Mines
Gold
Lencourt
Gold-
_■
Gas
Loraao Uranium
Lyndhurst
Mines
Gold
Macdonald
Gold
1.70
Jun
Queuec
Quebec
Labrador
Quebec
1.99 July
88c
Sep
8c
3,500
5c
Jan
14c
July
11c
15c
6c
Jun
20c
Sep
5%C
5 Vic
6c
72,750
2,500
5c
May
3.60
3.60
Queenston
Quonto
Explorations
Magnet
Consolidated
Jun
550
17c
Aug
31c
Jan
Mines
3c
July
6Vic
Sep
Ranger
1.15
1.15
1.15
9,600
2.15
2.15
2.22
4,184
5c
6c
7,500
3 Vic
lie
8 Vic
12c
3 02; 500
2c
_1
*
!
Jun
2.51
Jun
July
6c
Sep
Rexpar
July
14c
Sep
Rio
'
1.05 July
90c
90c
91c
6,200
74c
4 Vic
5c
6Vic
Feb
Rix
18c
12,600
2,030
3 Vic Mar
18c
15c
Aug
26c
Jan
Roche
Jan
36c
Aug
Rockwin
July
14Vic
Apr
Rowan
Marboy
26c
Maritimes
10c
13,000
6c
.18c
16 Vic
19c
25,966
Apr
25c
7%c
41,350
5 Vic May
12c
54c
24,600
45c
Sep
88c
Feb
36c
May
July
47c
45c
48c
9 Vic
10,000
8.80
215
9c
9 Vic
12Vic
31,500
8 Vic
8.80
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Maybrun Mines
6,900
.
7c
8.50
,
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41 Va
39c
1
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Red
McKenzie
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7c
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River
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Jun
51%
Feb
67c
29,525.
9 Vic
25c
27c
5,500'
19Vic Jun
29c
Feb
.1
36c
29c
37c
79,800
20%c July
42o
Apr
18c
16c
18c
5,684
19c
Feb
May
87c
4,000
80c
Jun
13 Vic 13 Vic
8,800
9.50
2,315
41c
121,024
39 %c
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15c
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Mt
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41c
22,100
38c
May
71c
Jan
48c
53c
25,200
39c
Jun
83c
Aug
1.00
1.10
3,500
88c
July
80c
13,725
76c
9c
10c
25,000
7Vic
17c
15,400
8V2c July
10
10 %
19,163
Jan
Sep
1.25
Aug
Feb
8.00
1.70
19c
Jan
24c
Sep
Jun
lOTi
Sep
8 Vic
6c
6c
8,199
5c
Feb
30c
33c
4,050
25c
May
70c
8C
9c
15,600
7c
May
20c
Jan
3,750
12c
Jun
5c
29,500
13 %c 17 Vic
96,143
9c
4V2c May
5.700
60c
July
32C
32c
36 c
17,262
32c
Sep
.1.64
23c
21 Vic
23c
18,300
21c
Jan
49c
2.20
2.10
2.25
1,000
1.02
96c
1.02
28,800'
8c
8c
9c
45,700
8,700
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National
New
New
2.40
37c
45c
791,660
18c
21c
4,800
3.50
3.50
3.85
2,800
90c
80c
1.00
2,250
80c
Sep
3Vic
Apr
Mines
50c
38,745
37c
5c
5 %c
18,000
4c
95c
1.02
21,468
75c
18c
26,550
16c
6.10
6.10
7,350
200
1.20
July
27,020
3.00
Sep
.
7c
24c
1
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1
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New
Calumet Mines
1
23c
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of
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Harricana
New
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Petroleum
5c
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New
20c
Sep
4.25 May
4.10
3.50 Sep
27c
50,490
24c
7c
13,700
65,200
9,000
20 Vic
Jan
5,000
20c
Aug
/ 31c
Jan
1
21c
17c
22c
37,125
16c:
May
36c
Mar
1
1.95
1.95
2.18
36,675
—I
13c
12c
14c
20,500
10c
May
26c
10c
Apr
17c
Feb
Jun
2.85
Jan
;
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Ltd_
Union
Mines
800
Oils
Oils
1.40 Mar
11c
12e
25,633
1.15
1.32
2,775
Oil & Gas
1
27c
33c
9,716
23c
Nickel
6 Vic
8,500
4Vic
3c
Sep
8.35
1.00
Feb
10c
Mar
Aug
6Vic
6c
2Vic Aug
*
6c
22c
3,400
18c
Sep
28c
13,100
7C
Jun
19c
Aug
4 Vic
4 Vic
1.500
3 Vic
Jan
8Vic Apr
8c
8c
8 Vic
4,875
7c
Jan
76c
68c
1.20
Jun
6Vic
Jan
Jan
8,300
46,000
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19 Vic July
16c
16c 17 Vic
51,333
15c
Jun
25 Vic Jan
20c
Jun
10,600
21c
22c
28,300
54c
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20c
37c
4c
9c
52c
1.10
Jan
Apr
Jan
Aug
93c
1,510,900
1
9c
7c
lie
35,000
4c
July
12c
Sep
1
9c
9c
12c
60,700
6c
May
13 Vic
Feb
1
45c
40c
45c
39,362
3UC
41c
41c
46c
3,300
40c
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5c
North
North
—
Jun
Sep
Jan
37 Vic May
2.75
1,300
1.55 Aug
6 Vic
8,500
4Vic Jun
9c
Jan
22c
15,000
Mar
25c
Sep
2.85
2.75
2.94
5,638
2.70
Jun
3.20
Aug
9%c
9c
12c
30,550
9c
Sep
24Vic
Apr
108,425
5c
Apr
14Vic
io%c
1.23
1.37
26c
37c
44c
4,700
i
1,300
12c
1.15
26c
40c
May
Sep -;
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44c
46c
9,500
4.30
5.65
150,321
19c
19c 23 Vic
11,166
19c
Sep
29c
27c
7,500
25c
May
30 Vic July
1
1
,
5.45
Northspan class A warrants
7%c
9c
35,000
6c
May
Cons
1
1.55
1.55
1.63
3,250
Exploration
1
14 %c
14c
15c
26,500
__35c
11c
11c
11c
4,100
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Mines
2.25
1
29 c
35c
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12c
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Mines
_~l
_90c
1.80
Jan
2.25 Jan
-
69c
Jan
1.77
Jun
80c
Jun
1.20
_
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12c
13c
4,620
11c
May
Mines
Towagmac
Trans
1
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1
Exploration
Canada
—
—
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Ultra
Shawkey
Union
Mining
Union
8,015
10,300
70c
Sep
33c
5,100
20c
Jan
38c
37c
42C
41,035
28 Vic
Jun
1.35
13c
12c
13c
2,000
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Jun
14Vic
Sep
51c
52c
3,400
42 Vic
Jun
64c
Jan
lie
1.35
10,915
1.43
165,310
26c
28c
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United
United
■
7c
Jan
17c
July
8
May
14%
Feb
45c
36c
45c
98,434
23c
May
56c
Sep
4.30
4.30
4.50
4,210
59c
29,750
54c
68c
Aug
1.35
255
1.23
Sep
2.06
Jan
•
9.75
10%
45,250
7.15
Jun
10%
21c
22C
1,000
17c
Jan
24c
11c
Jan
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1.36
1.25
1.39
16,084
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1
25 %c
1
1.61
1.57
5c
5c
1,500
4c
July
81c
81c
93c
12,300
75c
May
16c
16c 16 Vic
3,600
13c
Jun
1.08
1.18
28,600
58c
Jun
80c
80 c
500
65c
Feb
Upper Canada Mines
Consolidated Exploration
Vespar
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Violamac Mines
1
Wasamac
Weedon Mining
Apr
Westates
Jan
1
—
1
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Malartic
500
Willroy
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16 Vic Jun
class
5 Vi c
4,500
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7c
Feb
5,710
46c
July
74c
Jan
Wright
12c
8,620
9c
Jan
32c
11c
Jun
18 Vic Mar
13c
15c
10,000
5.15
5,881
4.60 Aug
6.75
1.85
1.96
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2.73 Mar
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10
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6V4 July
6.50
6.80
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39c
34c
41c
106,325
29c
May
2.700
72c
Jan
408,150
8c
Feb
Porcupine
99c
99c
31 Vic
25 Vic
32c
8.80
8.45
8.90
3.40
3.40
200
17c
19c
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50c
2,120
600
6.60
7.00
80c
89c
92,450
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6.75
128,190
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87c
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1
1.06
88c
1.10
2.40
2.32
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16c
16c
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50c
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5,700
1.40
1.32
1.41
15.466
18c
17c
19c
98,500
7c
7c
1
40c
1
Jun
75c
July
1.75 July
15c
1.25
July
10c
Feb
Mar
3.80 July
85c
July
7Vic
Jan
21c
Jan
14Vic Feb
7.95 Mar
89c
Sep
14V2c Sep
1.26
Feb
2.98 May
22c
1.90
Jun
Mar
Jan
35c
Feb
July
9c
Sep
12Vic
Jun
25c
July
82c
Sep
11c
Aug
2,500
4 Vic
II,200
89c
2,695
9c
9 Vic
8c
Apr
Jun
2.09 Mar
23c
Jan
Jun
3Vic
82c
82C
20c
4.00
58c
17c 19 %c
19 Vic
1.86
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Hargreaves
Lead
Yankee
&
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Canuck
Yellorex
Oil
1
Mines
Feb
39c
1
Mines
Mines
1
8c
Jun
14c
213,800
3c
Jan
12c
Apr
6c
2,000
5c
May
9c
1.08
13,030
84c
May
1.10
Sep
July
15 %c
1
—
17,200
10C
1.05
16c
1
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Mar
10c
7c
16c
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14c
Mar
38c
45 %c
47c
1,300
45c
Apr
54c
Jun
5c
5c
3,900
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
Jan
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1
30c
28c
32c
121,800
Zulapa Mining
1
18c
18c
19c
13,250
15 Vic
Jan
37c
Mar
16c
Jun
32c
Jan
Sep
9.00
Sep
Jan
4.30
Jun
42c
Apr
Jun
13 Vic 14V2c
9,400
10c
Feb
18c
13c 14Vic
43,499
10c
Feb
29c
Aug
17c
28,200
15c
Sep
52c
Apr
15c
1
Young (H G) Mines
Yukon Consol
Jun
6c
1
——
1.06
Yellowknife
1.15
1.15 July
14c
15 %c
Jun
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32c
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Jun
7.05 July
16c
38c
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Jan
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Jun
1.80 Feb
1.45 Mar
lie
2
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Jan
20c
30c
Jun
10c
*
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lie
26,700
1
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Western
5,775
1.72
1.25
3%c
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Westburne Oil
West
/.
1
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Lake
65c
3,625
1.08
1
Mar
13c
13%
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24c 25%c
1
1
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Vauze
Jun
13c
Jun
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30c
12c
33c
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Mines
35c
6.25 Mar
1.35
20c
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Sep
9.50
16c
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Surf Inlet
35c
23c
57c
17c
61c
Apr
22 Vic Mar
3.75 May
1
32c
1.85
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Peerless
Sep
1,000
New
55c
5.10
Pacific Petroleums
Ltd
Feb
Jun
6,570
United
Wespac
3.30
33c
149,744
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Feb
*
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Jan
PCE
14 Vic
Apr
1
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Western
May
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1.52
1
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Jan
21c
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Jan
1.10
9.50
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United
Sep
30c
™
23c
Jun
45c
Jan
8.75
11c
1
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25c
22,150
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9 Vic July
Jun
18 Vic 18 %c
1
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United
—
1
12c
Jun
35,500
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8,100
1.20
1.15
1.53 Mar
37c
1
Mines
Aug
40c
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lie
1.32
1.31
1
Corp
May
35c
Patino Corp
Aug
59c
71c
1
Oil
7c
2.00
33c
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1.66
Sep
Apr
55c
•
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chlbougamau
53c
18c
70c
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Triad
:
1
1.48
31c
— —
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11c
3,500
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Aug
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3,000
34c
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56c
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18,500
34y2c
Ltd
May
10,950
95c
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1
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31c
41C
1.64
92C
14c
1
Pamour
Mar
37c
2.35
Osisko
Pamoil
40c
1.54
Jun
8:55
1
Mines
Feb
May
Apr
95c
2.25
600
Ormsby Mines
Lake
24c
8 Vic
1.64
Mar
89c
1
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Jan
•
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Grenada
11 Vic
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5%c
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1.80
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1
49c
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Apr
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1
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O'Brien Gold Mines
11c
Jan
9c
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40c
9c 10
1
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Sep
30c
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami
13c
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Okalta
Mines
40c
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Beaucage
Nudulama Mines
14c
26c
1
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10c
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25c
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1
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2.10
6c
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—
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Northern
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41c
Jun
22c
1
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Norvaiie.
15c
2,300
*
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North
9,000
1.95
_
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Northgate
3,500
Feb
6c
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54c
3 Vic Aug
5c
26c
Jan
19c
2.10
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Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel—
Contact
United Mindamar
May
15c 17 Vac
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Northcal
64c
July
25c
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Mines
Feb
Gold
4.40
10 Vic Mar
Senator
Nor gold
18c
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Feb
15c
9c
Norlartic
13,181
Sudbury
Feb
5c
Rouyn Merger
Norcan
23c
Jan
78c
Acme
22c
29c
New
Nor
23c
Tormont
New
Nisto
1
Feb
4%c
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Norbeau
2,345
Aug
7%C
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7,000
4.70
70c
8c
&
5c
4.40
57c
7c
Nickel Mining
5 Vic
4%c
4.50
•
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Mines
6c
4 Vic
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Jan
May
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1
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Sep
42c
July
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•
8c
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2.18
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Torbrlt Silver
7c
Nownorth
Aug
11 %c
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42c
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New Kelore
Jan
6.20 July
4.90 May
1
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Sep
1
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4.80
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Aug
18c
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Feb
1.55 Mar
25C
16C
20 Vic May
6 Vic
Feb
21c
61c
Jun
21c 23 Vic
1.10
Sep
6c
6.30
Jan
21c
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21c
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12c
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Jun
24c
Jan
1.35
35c
50c
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Apr
4,000
7c
Jun
5.90
2.04 May
Jun
17c
Steep
Sep
5c
Sep
May
5c
95c
17%c
Steeloy Mining
Mar
4.70
65c
11c
31 Vic
Aug
Jan
4Vic Jun
4 Vic
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New
16c
6c
2.20
1
:
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Jun
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July
1.80
13 Vic
40c
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4 Vic
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2.22
2,000"
Feb
1.41 Mar
Jun
25c
—
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Nello
Newconex
3.75
1.60 May
1
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Nealon Mines
1
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.;
Jun
Sep
Starratt
Mar
6c
Jan
Sianwell
Feb
72c
20c
Jan
40c
43c
Sep
Mar
7 Vic
4 Vic Mar
7c
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Mines
Standard
Spooner
Jan
12 »/2 May
177,866
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Feb
Aug
35c
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Aug
1,295
15c
64c
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46c
5.50
Southern
Apr
33c
86c
13'/a
11c
62c
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1
Murphy Oil
1
Murray Mining Corp'Ltd
Jan
Jun
10 Vi
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1
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1.15
18c
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Mar
31c
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1
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May
32c
Mar
Sylvanlte Gold Mines
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9.15 Mar
34c
Jan
5.15
12 Vic Mar
9.25
14 Vic
1
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Miller
Feb
15c
12%
15c
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Silvermaque
62c
•
2,125
50o
Gordon
Feb
1
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11c
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17c
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5.50
Mar
8c
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14c
2.40 May
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32c
70c
64c
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5.50
25c
8c
Feb
2.75
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12
1
Sep
66c
Apr
9c
Jun
1
Sep
10c
65c
35c
Aug
Silver
52c
Aug
Jun
Jun
4c
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May
31,700
15c
1.20
4c
38c
7c
8,236
5c
3.10
14c
35c
4,166
27,500
17c 18 Vic
4 Vic
86c
Jan
1.20
1,807
37c
Sep
3.00
22,000'
3.00
Feb
18 Vic
4c
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211,200
1.90 Jun
2.28
3.05
45c
33,168
1.02
May
Apr
1
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May
1.40
50c
6c
30c
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Metal
Sherritt
2.50
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2.26
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2.43
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110,200
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14c
37c
14,500
14c
7c
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Feb
Sarcee
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Jan
22,730
1
10 Vic
Jan
46c
6c
Gold
Satellite
28c
Mines
Uranium
Sep
5.50
8,800
28,132
31c
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Antonio
Jan
25c
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1
7.00
658
57c
1.60
Feb
14c 14 Vic
Apr
27c
Mentor
6.50
54c
1.46
Mines
13c
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Medallion Petroleums
6.40
91c
Jun
8 %c
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Consolidated
Ryanor
San
Feb
57C
*
—
Sep
1.52
14 %c
14
Jan
—.—1.25
McWatters Gold Mines
Meta
—
2.97
9 Vic
Mines
Sheep
McMarmac
1,300
10%
fUnabttsea
41 Vi
40 Vi
Jan
2.75
21
2,069
77c
j.
Jan
50c
8 Vic
Mines
Martin-McNeely
85c
2.60
.
40c
Rio Rupununi Mines
Sep
6c
52c
—
Mining Corp
Matachewan
1,600
8c
Apr
7%c
—
Mines
Marcon
26c
10c
*
_:
:
May
Minerals
4 Vic
Manoka
31c
49 Vic
Algom
1
Maralgo Mines
35c
July
July
29 Vi Mar
7,000
2,000
25
34c
Realm Mining
2.00 May
20c
May
Rayrock Mines
*
1
Uranium
91c
57c
.
1.30
Jun
Maneast
Barvue
Feb
36c
13V2C
Oil
Malartic Gold Fields—
Manitou
41c
Jan
24
86c
—:
Raglan Nickel™
20,500
,
55.100
17c
Radiore Uranium Mines
18c
1
Lake
Red
63c
18C
Ltd
1
Cockshutt
Madsen
Aug
9.45
4 Vic.
1.05
16c
14c
Mines
4c
Apr
Mar
Ap*
50c
41/2C
Mining
18c
3.10
5c
2.50
Gold
Quemont
7Vic Sep
4.35
Gold
Develop
4%c
8,201
Jun
108.000
_.
2.43 Jan
88c
7 Vic
12c
3.75
86c
8C
Quebec Manitou Minca
Quebec Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Jan
39c,
98c
*
36c
Mar
35c
Lithium
7%c
1
—
"75c
Sep
54c
lie
Chlbougamau
Jan
Sep
1.65 Mar
JUR
13c
13.679
Copper
2V2c May
64,500
9,051
11,300
1.60
Ltd
9Vic
Sep,
45C
Jan
Sep
2.00 Jan
,
70c
55c
15Vic
5c
Aug
35c
I
Ltd
—1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Majortrans
Ltd
Airways
Producers
May
1.05
*
Mines
Mines
Gas
_-85C*
Jan
1.46 Mar
Jan
48c
1
;
Explorations
MacLeod
54c
32V2c Jun
J
u__.
__—
Lynx 'Yellowknife
Feb
1
Mines
Goldfield
Louvicourt
•:
50c
.7
80c
15c
24
—I
-_i
...
Royalties
2.85
13c
-
1,000
44c
Jan
52c
55c
_50c
Powell Rouyn Gold
1
Langis Silver
Macfie
Jun
3.80
1
1
Gold__
Gold
Macassa
4.30
30 Vi May
7.95 Jan
19Vi Sep
Mines
Shore
Latin
4.00
3.95
9c
-1
Mines
19 %
Mines-—
Osu
Lake
Lake
20
62c
—.
JPonder Oils
Labrador Mining & Exploration——-*
V»C
61c
1
9c
—1
*
11c
9c 10 Vic
70c
—
High
22 Vic May
10,900
13C 16 Vic
15'/2c
ZZx
12,500
"
48
Gold
Uranium—
Ore
13c
84c
Gas-
&
Crow
Pitch
Aug
>
Oil
Pic ale
12c 14 VaC
18c
Townsite—____
Kopan "
<
22,500
Low
25c
liy2c
"
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22%C
Zi
Mines
Kilembe
Copper
Low
Oil—
&
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kenville
Shares
Par
13c
33c
for Week
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
63C
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Shares
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Sale Price
Jonsmith
(Range for Week Ended September 28)
Sales
Week's
43
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
CANADIAN MARKETS
value, a Odd lot sale (not included in year's range),
d Deferred delivery
year's range), e Selling ex-interest, f Flat price, rCash sale (not included
./ range), t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Uh) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When
wi When issued,
x Ex-dividertd.
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
♦No
included
par
in
sale (not
in year
delivered,
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1384)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Securities
They are
urkirk fUca
rnuM
havp hppn
snlH
hndirAtpd
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") «r bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
from
following bid and asked quotations are obtained front the National Association of
Dealers
Inc
transactions.
lers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions
conintiAc
..-J.
«
primarily
Industrials and Utilities
'■
Electronics
Corp—
Water
Water
Cameo
&
Class
B
Capital
10
173/4
*
common.
60 J/2
63
5%
Capitol
Capital
Southwest
Caressa
Carolina
U%
Cary
Cascade
5%
Cedar
—
22
14%
16%
50c
American Electronic Labs cl A-l
American
Express Co—
5
American Financial Corp
—*
American Furnttiuje Co
1
American Greetings class A—_1
American Gypsum Co
1
American Heritage Publish,—25®
American Pipe 6s Construetion_5
American Rubber A Plastics—1
Amer St Gobain Corp com_7.50
5%
preferred
25
American Sterilizer Co
3%
American Univend
1-50
11
16
14V2
:::
16%c
191/2
1
10c
16 J/a
183/a
,33/4
41/2
1
133/4
153/s
Prod—33 %c
Inc
1
20'/a
22
153/4
16
10
Coleman Engineering Co Inc—1
Collyer Insulated Wire Co—_•
171/4
19 J/s
451/2
49%
Colonial Stores Inc
2%
133/4
15%
40%
42%
Colorado
Interstate
Gas
Co—5
38J/4
40%
31/4
3%
Colorado
Milling
Elevator—1
151/2
17'A
71/4
Colorado
Oil
Clarise
Precision
Coastal
193/e
71/4
8'/«
9'/4
States
Gas
23
10%
Cole
3%
2%
14%
1
—10c
common
1
4%
13V2
14%
•
531/4
563A
5%
:
24
26%
15
16%
22%
211/4
23%
Gas
Oil
24%
Inc
Associated
8%
6%
8%
93/4
11%
11/2
Products
■
7%
5%
cl A.5
Inc
Products
Assembly
sodlated Sales Analysts
58
54
1
1
1
1
1
class A
15%
19%
12%
13%
Light Co
5
Atlas Credit Gorp common—10c
221/4
24%
15%
17'A
Class
36V2
Industries Inc—-1
Automation
Inc
Co
Gas
&
43/4
Rendering
Electronics
13%
1
171/2
173/4
5
..
193/fl
4%
46%
12
13%
11%
12 y8
1
10
10%
11%
6%
7%
(A J) Markets Inc_—1
Bavstate Corp
7Ya
Beauty Counselors Inc
—1
Becton Dickinson & Co——.—l
Behlen Manufacturing Co
1
12%
.13%
Electric
Bangor
Hydro
Banlife
Co
Corp
Corp
Distilling
Bard en
Barton
Co
Basic Properties class A
Bates Mfg
-i
„
Bayless
Belle
Public
Florida
8%
5 J/4
•86 3A'
6 J/8
:
Steel
Floyd
6%
-
7%:
IO1/2
11%
173/4
1
8 J/2
33/4
11%
21%
:ioi/4;
L 14%;
.13%
3
Plus f Inc_r
.-1
Foote & Davis Inc
Foote
Gear
Bros
Class
Ll
•>'7%
L.—5
v;
Labs
Grant
Inc_
93/4'
Foundation'Company (NY)
_1
3
Fox-Stanley
_1
5%
1
81/4
2.50
273/s
:'i 291/4
1
83/4
Prod—
Frito
Lay
Frontier
Frouee
Inc
Refining
Corp
__._1
Fullview Industries
19%
31/2
Industries
Futterman
Corp
class A
Koehring
Kromex
Gem
63/4
Drive-Id
General
Economics
43/4
11
12
6%
7%
9%
103/4
15
_1%
163/4
1
63/4
7%
2%
463/4
50 y8
»
Beneficial Corp
T
Hathaway
Berkshire
Inc
Leasing Co
Herman
513/a
33%
263/4
10%
12
13%
.
10%
12%
'
74577 7-
Biilups
Corp
Eastern
Billups
Western
A___l
Beryllium
International
&
Bird
Son
Black
Hills
:
List
16%
3%
73/4
13%
21
Corp
*
Corp
—lc
Products
Glatfelter
(P H)
_10
Co
16
:
44%
12%
133/4
50o
6%
8%
Manufacturing-!
2%
33/8
Light
Publishing
Disc
Business
Bohn
Machines
Beranek
Bolt
Bon Ami
5c
Newman
&
Capital
Boston
Herald-Traveler
Botany
Industries
Corp
:
$1.25
Dixon
Duriron
9%
Dymo
8%
'
6%
Dynamics Inc
lo
British-American Const 6s Mat_5
8%
24
263/4
3
-
163/4
133/4
7'/a
2 8 J/4
42%
46 J/s
Guardian
15
163/4
Gulf
Interstate
Southwest
8
4
•
?y,
8%
5
21
23%
10
31
34%
Chemical
3
Brunning (Charles) Go Inc
8%
28%
Brush
Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Casting Co
■Buckingham Corp class A
Burnham & Morrill
Burns
(W J)
Intl
Capital Gorp—1
181/4
Hamilton
1
391/2
421/a
Handmacher-Vogel
2 S/4
31/2
241/4
8 »/2
47
5'/B
2
26J/a
9%
513/a
53/4
Mfg
Hanna
Shoe
Hanson-Van
Munning
Harrington
18 J/a
20 J/a
Hawaiian
19%
Company
Business
Funds
Byliesby (H M)
Inc.
& co_
24
8'/a
26J/4
Inc
4%
4%
43
45%
x33
1
35%
Corp. 10c
5
2%
5
5
3
5%
Heath
(D
C)
5
3
A
iFot
footnotes,
40%
Houston Oil Field
4%
43/4
24%
Flco
11
Electrada
Corp
—
7%
1
25c
'■73/4
1
—„
Corp
33/4
Electro Consolidated class A_50c
32%
46.
Electro
Instruments
35%
Electro-Science
63/a
FJpetro-Ter
5%
6
Electrolux
,
Investors—
Gorp
Corp
53/4
173/4
_i
23/4
•4%
38
33/8
5%
40%
Inc
:
17%
14J/2
151/2
50'A
54
<
9%
261%
4'%
8 J/2
Capital Corp
Paint class A
1
Maryland Shipbldg 6s Drydk_50c
Matheson
Company
1
Coal
&
Coke
11
39J/8
41%
8 J/s
7 J/4
7 J/a
8
.
14 J/4
153/4
25
273/4
283/4
30%
lOJ/a
9%
.11
3
Corp
8%
87/a
8
.
91/4
10%
10
1
Electronics
Maxson
^
95/8
1
Corp
Inc
4
73/4
—I
Inc
Maust
12'A
6
.
!
6%
28%
1
H)
& Co
Inc
Industries
Melpar Inc
Merchants Fast Motor
Meredith
191/s
Metal
63/8
7J/4
355/8
5l- :
10'/4
11 J/4
37 J/2
,
40%,
20%
1
22 J/4
243A
Miller Mfg Co
Miner Industries
22%
245/s
Miniature
25
263/4
Class A
Electronics
Bros
Hat
1
1
Corp—
Co
—
Inc
Precision
1
lc
■24%
7%
5
41/4
H1/2
10 J/a
10%
11 J/2
15
$1
Milgo
>22%
6 J/2
5
50c
Michigan
9%
6%
101/2
9
21
16%
11
93/4
Microdot
8%
,
101/2
203/4
Light & Pwr Co com_*
preferred
13.50
Gas Utilities Co__2.50
Inc
:
*
Mid-America Pipe Line Co
•
Midland
Capital Corp
1
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc
7%
10 J/2
9%
1
Inc
Mexican
41%
9 J/4
Lines—1
5
Hydrides Inc
Metcom
3'A
; 30%
3%
Co__
Publishing
>
3J/2
class
Industries
12 3/8
17%
2%
2
A_—1
2J/2
Handling Systems_l
class A
10c
(F
McGraw
6%
*
16
171/2
1
20
"
33/4
50c
com
Water Co
878
•
165/a
Miller
Mills
7%
,
1
22
18 J/2
preferred-
4%
11J/2
20
203/a
281%
Head
8%
4V8
303/a
Medco
251/a
$1.25
•105/a
7%
'
33/8
Melnor
4J/2
Indian
>4%
9%
33 %c
Co
Mechanical
26
Indiana Gas &
13J/2
18%
33/4
23J/4
Properties Inc A
-70
66 J/2
—£
1
1*
28 J/4
7%
1
Income
42
*
—1
6s
185/B
■
,
Material
Inc
4J/4
38-
McLouth-Steel Corp
6%
8%
53/4
Paper Corp A_1
preferred
24.50
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production Co
1
Huyck Corporation
Hydrocarbon Chemicals
3%
Electric Co—8
(E F)
Gas
273/4
33 >/4
.•1
5
1
Maxgtn
5
'
10c
1
4%
7%
1
•
5%
8%
23
•
4%
'
'
1
Financial Corp
Mattel
-
Corp
Hudson Pulp 6s
"
:
3
*
11 J/2
lc
22-/4
•26J/4
,
4
Stores Inc
2
Inc-—-^—1 %
18%.
2%
Gas
24;
'4%
14%
1
20
2nd
10
see page
36%
(Texas)
•
7
•
Hoover Co class
163/4
203/4
271/2
17
•
1
Inc
.5
Henry's Drive-In Inc
Hermetite Corp
L
Hidden Splendor Min 6%
•
Instrument
Electric Co.
16
'•
16%
pfd_ll
High Voltage Engineerng Corp_l
Holiday Inns of America
1.50
;i5
..
123/4
Mary Carter
.
873/4
•
25
Edgewater Steel Co__
Grler
.
A__25
Natural
Paso
:
14%
25 J/4
Land
23
n
83
5
Publications
Houston
i
ZlOo
11%
1
•; 41/4
81/4
McLean
Cons
Horizon
Eitel-McCullough
Col 10a
103/4
Inc_l
Telephone Co
Hearst
163/4
_l
_
5'/a
213/a
7J/4
7.
20 J/s
El
11
4%
3.50
15
12%
163/4
183/a
1
■
—
&. Richardson
18%
21
•
135/a
16%
Winkle-
1
11%
15%
12
•
Inc
14%
-11%
.
3s/8
Markite Corp
_1
Inc
10
10:
24%
Marine
85/s
1
Corp
Mining
Hanover
20 J/a
1
Laboratory
18%
67/a
*
A_10c
Handy & Harm an
18 J/4
-20c
Bookbinding
Ecuadorian Corp Ltd
Edgcomb Steel Co
l
-
7%
135/8
Inc
10'A
:—1
25c
Marlene Industries Corp_—10c
Marmon Herrington Co
1
Marrud Inc
2
Marsh & McClennan Inc
*
Marshall
Industries
1
85/a
12%
Cosco
81/4
9%
1
Co
Magnefax Corp
Magnetics Inc
Maradel Products Ins
1
Corp
Hamilton Mangment class
Steel
MacDonald
43/4
•
61/4
1
•
-
10 J/4
Corp
Madison
*
Inc
Electronic
4
10c
7 J/2
31/4
_2%
&
131/a
1
201/8
Corp of Am $1 pfd_2
•.
i 50
Corp
Gyrodyne Co of America
1
Germ
127/s
12
Hamilton
Inc
Economy
Edgerton
29%
11%
1
405/8
30%
t
Detective ~~
Agency class A__
Bush -Terminal
Buildings
;'**
8%
27 J/2
—1
£._■
EICO
i
•
1
23/4
Eastern Racing Association
•
Eastern Utilities Associates__10
Economics
18%
38
1
8
733/4
363/4
—1
13
25'/a
7J/s
Stores.
Lytton
17
69
29%
_
11%
Lynch Communication Sys Inc-1
.
33 J/2
Corp
-r\
17
27 %
_
8'/a
23
1
Corp
Drug
Ludlow
21
15%
Star
Longs
Hajoca
1
A
17
73/4
Inc
Cos
Lucky
81/4
7%
•
~
1
class
7%
151%
-1
Candy
Lone
.
10
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—1
Company
Dynamics
113/4
19 J/4
r
Inc
Inc
Loew's
18
Company
Industries
Loft
251/a
Corp
Dynacolor
10%
161/4
•
153/a
30%
'i
63/4
3%
.
Loblaw
203/8
•
Forms
Lipe-Rollway Corp. A
Lithonia
Lighting Inc
6 5/8
•
Sons
Liberty
29"%
9 J/4
5
Dunlap Inc
Growth Capital Inc
_
14%
—-———1
Inc
50c
70c
Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) 6s. Co Inc B_.
-
10'/2
3 J/3
Grosset 6s
_25c
10%
28
—20c
y
Business
18 J/2
1
Brick—
30%
7%
17
7%
__25
Bristol
Brockway Glass Co Ine_
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
Browning Arms Co
4%
15%
l
preferred
32%
3%
Inv
Fire
*
Inc
141/8
23
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
9%
P)
Inc
Lewis
Co..2.50
Dravo Corporation
Drexel Dynamics Corp
Bush
(A
26
—5
17
9J/2
-2.50
—1
12%
—20
Company
Dunham
Green
15%
5%
16 '/a
23
8%
Co
&
.5%
preferred
Milner
Wash Ind
Greater
12%
4%
15
I0I/4
International Corp_l
Lence Lanes
10
■
1
Green Mount Power Corp
Greenfield
Real
Estate
Grinnell Corp
Groliei Inc
43/8
27
13J/4
Blower Co—
Levitt
'•
5%
-1£
class A
Gulf
Donnelley (RR> 6s Sons
Dorsett Electronics Inc.
Dura
•
common
153/4
1
Crucible
Duffy-Mott
*
(William) Co Ltd
Properties
28%
10c
common
conv
7%
10c
Products Co
Bowser Inc
14%
28
1
Bowl-Mor Company
$1.20
1
:
14%
'273/4
21
-2.50
Inc
Products
•:
27
•
J/4
—1
(J)
8
Corp_*
10%
5
Corp
Inc
6
*
Co
Boston
Bowman
12%
•
10c
1
Inc
Diversa
Dumas
Bogue Electric
Gould
3 J/4
243/4
—10
preferred
conv
Lestoil
6
;
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50o
Glickman Corp class A
_1
Gluckin
11
8%
/
75/8
25J/e
-
12 J/2
5
Lei
10 J%
103/4
33/8
10 J/4
491/4
8
251/a
Leaseway Transportation Cotpll
Leeds & Northrup Co
50c
153/s
9
10c
Geophysics Gorp of America-60c
Giddings 6s Lewis Much Tool
2
Glasrock
.
•
23%
7'/a
2%
421%
46 J/2
—
Lease Plan
;
10
14
5%
Lau
268
9
14 J/4
,
Corp—*
Globe Rubber Products
9%
223/4
23
39
2.50
1
"
8%
21
2
Inc
Corp
Latrobe. Qteel
,10 J/2
91/4
f
1
23/4
,.
Inc
Drackett
41%
&
Power
6%
11
■
21
6.25
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Corn
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415/a
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General Waterworks Corp
53/4
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1
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Dictaphone Corp
5
18%
7
1
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12%
11%
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9%
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6 J/a
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212
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15%
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293/4
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6%
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163/4
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11%
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Iowa
4%
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4%
5%
3%
103/4
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83/s
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1
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53/4
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63/a
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10 J/8
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113/8
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42%
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135/a
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43/4
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12 J/2
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39 J/4
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14%
31/2
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33/4
113/4
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14»/2
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Inc
Atomic
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7
153/4
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13%
793/4
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311/a
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Consumer
Cross
Babcock
291/2
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43/4
121/2
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4
Control Data Corp
393/8
41/8
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2.50
1
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Connecticut Light 6s Power Co_*
Consolidated
Engineering Corp
1
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8J/a
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53/4
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73/a
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Consolidated Rock Products
141/4
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2%
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Atlantic Improvement Corp—25c
Springs
7
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63/4
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13
251/8
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5
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Commonwealth Threatres
11 J/4
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Associated
1
6%
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17 J/2
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14%
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22%
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44 J/2
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8 3/8
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1
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6
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cl
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preferred
Commerce
Arkansas
Metal
Co
National
$1.25
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1
Armstrong (A J) & Co Inc—1
Arrow Hart & Hegeman Elec-10
Products
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12
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21
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193
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21 J/a
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245/a
22 J/2
186
213/4
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5%
193/4
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5 J/s
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24
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Fiat Metal Mfg Co
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26%
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221/4
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14%
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3 J/a
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34%
223/8
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303/8
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Chicago
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34%
10%
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20%
10
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Chattanooga Gas Co
51/2
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32
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42%
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14 J/4
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153/8
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Intl flavors & Fragrance
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62%
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373/4
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Famous Artists School
27
251/4
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121/4
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8%
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8 5/8
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20
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5
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191/8'
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24%
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8%
6 J/a
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31 J/2
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1
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23/4
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Empire Devices Inc
27 %
17
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12
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93/4
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11
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65/a
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Aztec
21
Canadian Superior Ltd
Cannon Electric
6%
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23
19
6%
State
Avery
211/4
1
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58
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A
81/2
5
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Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
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Allied Maintenance Corp__
Art
10c
5'/4
19%
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53/4
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31/2
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2
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5%
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31/4
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51/4
16%
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85/8
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California
—
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71/2
1
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3%
Aileen Inc
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13%
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27%
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3%
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Aerovox
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Adler Electronics Inc
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distribution
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373/4
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19
10 A
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11%
Rockower
25%
Rockwell
22/4
10c
40%
23 /4
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Mississippi Glass Co
10
Mississippi Valley Barge Line-1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri
24%
5%
22
10%
24%
Monmouth Park
Monroe
Club-lc
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•
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1
Moore Drop Forging Co
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8%
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19
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11%
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Power
33 /2
36%
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31 A
33%
Season-all Industries Inc
Scripto Inc class A—
Sea Pak Corp
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10 %
11%
New
33%
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Hampshire Ball Bearings_2
Jersey Natural Gas Co—5
New York Airways- Inc—fts—1
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Nicholson File Company
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45
1
48%
-
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12 Va
Northern
15 A
16%
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9%
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1
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Oil Recovery Corp
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Okla Miss River Prod Line
Old Ben
11%
Orkin Exterminating Co
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Overnite
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Pacific Airmotive Corp
Pacmc
Far
5%
50c
East
9%
1
4%
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Gulf
Southern
11%
2%
22%
23%
Southern
Pacific" Vegetable Oil Corp
5
22 %
Packard Instrument Co—20%
24%
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10 %
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Panacolor Inc
Papercraft
Pargas*
Corp
14%
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Gas
Gas
23%
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Sprague
Paper Co_10
10%
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3%
6%
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7% 'A
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Star
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4%
State
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25'A
27%
Stein
26%
28%
8
7%
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Strategic Materials Corp
Strawbridge & Clothier
8%
Stubnitz
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Pierce & Stevens Chem Corp__2
13%
14%
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3.75
29%
12% f
31%
1
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21%
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Playskool Mfg
1
Plymouth Cordage Co
Plymouth Rubber Co—
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Pocket Books Inc
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1
Portland
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Potter
of
7%
_1
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7%
Instruments
22%
21
7%
8%
Corp of America____10c
Premier
25c
3%
3%
Premier Microwave Corp
Products
Research
Tastee
1
4%
7%
8%
6%
6%
Corp
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Professional Gulf Co
50c
11 Vs
Petroleum
1
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Public Svc of No Carolina
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6%
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Nat
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class
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47%
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3%
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14%
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11
12%
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65
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37
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15
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81%
Trust
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Union
24%
27
8
18%
20%
10
47%
51 Va
of
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74%
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38
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1
26
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48
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Bantam
4%
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Schield
Schneider
7%
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5
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National
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National
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& Oil
Gas
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Tucson
(Jim)
12%
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21
1
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11%
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Schaevitz Engineering
10c
16%
68 Va
4
12Va
Associates
12 Va
Trico
7%
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10 %
11 Va
15
13%
20 /a
4%
3%
11% A
Treesdale
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20%
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Tubular
Transogram Co
28
65
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Business
Sawhill
4%'
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Aeronautical Corp—1"
National Cleaning Contractors-!
National Food : Products Corp_l
National
National
46%
43%
4/s
Company—1.25
Chemical
Narragansett Capital
A
Savannah Elec & Power Co
Savin
Nalco
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26'%
5Va
17 Va
1
class
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26
1
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Inc
Transistor
5%
25%
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St Louis Capital
,
4%
2%
Ask
23%
Transcontinent TV class B—2.50
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1
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28)
Bid
Transcontntl Gas Pipe Llne.50o
3%
37 %
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12%
9
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Rust Craft Greeting Cards
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13%
15%
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61 %
3%
1
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Ask
56
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1
Royal
18%
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Moore Products Co
Rotron
11%
17
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Rorer (Wm H) Inc
Rose Marie ReM
4%
4%
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Mohawk
Robbins & Myers Inc
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1
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Par
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5%
22
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Homes
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Par
Minneapolis Gas Co
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Mines
Week's
Sales
Range
(er Week
of Prices
Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1
5.40
5.20
6.60
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3.90
3.80
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1
2.00
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3.20 July
6.30
400
3.00 May
4.30 Aug
2.00
200
1.50 May
2.00
1.50
1.50
700
1.20 Aug
60c
60c
300
50c
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1.10
1,200
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(units).
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500
60c
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Aug
1.10 Jun
1.70 Mar
3.50 Mar
1.80 Mar
5.20 Mar
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American Growth
Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust
•
Atomics Physics & Science Fd_l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
aI2.65
7.93
1.34
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8.98
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Boston Fund Inc new
1
Broad Street Investing
50c
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
California Fund Inc_—
1
10.18
8.64
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Blue
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Canadian Fund Inc
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1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
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Century
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1
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1
Chemical Fund Inc—
50c
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
Commonwealth Income Fund—1
Commonwealth Int'l Gen Fd—1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund——1
Composite Bond & Stock
S-3
.
Life
50c
8.92
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc
1
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Continental Growth Fund Inc.lc
7-62
16.67
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1
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Western
Crown
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1
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Delaware Fund
1
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6.11
14.82
50.06
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5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc_l
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida
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Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
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7.14
13.36
16.89
11.27
3.56
5.51
1.68
4.95
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series
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1
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14.02
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12.49
6.91
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7.14
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1
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4.07
8.68
9.55
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10.37
1
1
6.74
7.37
10.65
11.51
8.43
8.52
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1
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15.38
10.19
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Investors Variable Payment
Intercontinental
Investors
Investors
Istel
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Fund
Inc
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12.24
6.16
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Fund
6.23
9.92
12.82
3.68
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7.37
8.61
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10.49
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3-3
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Bonds)
Grade
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23.54
14.98
16.35
11-85
13-31
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6.14
6.02
Fund
Fund
Capital Exchange
Capital
Second
Centennial
1
Westminster
Fund
Fund
Inc
10%
25 %
27%
5
71
763/4
5
52%
57
Reinsurance
2.
21%
24%
63
66%
Republic
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance
10
29
32%
1
55
59%
2.50
4
4%
4
10
10
1
Corp (NY)
Insurance (Texas)
5%
88
St
923/4
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Fire
&
Life
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of
55
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58%
8
5
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6%
5%
39
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40%
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(New Haven)
a
33%%
stock div.)
23%
26 3/4
Security Life & Trust Co
5
48
54%
Southwestern Life Ins Co
♦
101
(DC)_1.50
8%
77
(D C) —4
173
188
5
Co
70
763/4
5
(NY)
47%
50%
14%
Standard Sec Life Ins
Co
44
46%
45%
483/4
(ex
10
Springfield Insurance Co.
$6.50 preferred
1
13%
Title Guaranty Co (NY)
Travelers Insurance Co
10
53%
2
63%
833/4
108
30
102
2
10
8
5
United
57
98
106
Family Life Ins Co
Ins
of
Co
1
America__2.50
United
49%
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Security Life Ins (Ala).l
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5
7%
8%
U
S
1
12%
13%
U S
5
75%
793/4
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5
46%
Ins__50c
Ins
58
10
(NY)
United
10
Accident
43
32%
108
11%
21%
24%
132
137%
'
32
363/4
Bid
15, 1963
15, 1963
Ask
99.31
.
Fire Insurance
Life Ins Co
in
3
City of N Y_2
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1
Westchester Fire,.———..i..—2
for
3.10s
100.4
3.05s Dec
3 3/8
5%
6%
46%
49%
18
19%
51
54%
27%
29%
60
65%
7%
8%
32%
35 y8
V 8.13
100.3
100.5
15, 1963
100.3
100.5
3%S
Bank
100.1'
100.3
3%s Feb
3.30s
100.3
100.5
100.6
100.10
100 2
15
1963
4s
8.59
Sep
10.63
3%s Dec
11, 1964
4%s
100.4
101.6
4s
Oct
100.20
4s
Dec
20, 1965__.
101.12
3%s
Feb
21, 1966—
20, 196420, 1964—
—
20, 1965ii—-
—
102.16
100.7
10L8
101.24
98 20
99.12
10, 1969
101.24
102.24
103
104
5%s Feb
10, 1970
100.8
101.8
3%s
Apr
10, 1971
100
101
5 VaS
4%s Sep
5 VaS Feb
10, 1971
102.16
103.16
4%s Oet
3%s
—;
_
101.16
4%s Jun
12,1973
100 24
101.24
10, 1977
103.8
104.8
4%s Feb
9.16
101.16
-
101.16
99.16
100
101.16
102
101.4
101.8
102.8
102.8
103.8
103.16
104.16
98.24
—
—
—
—
20, 1970_
_
1, 1970
107.8
106.8
.
96.8
97.8
106.16
—
107.16
103.8
1, 1970-1967;
May
4VaS Feb
3%s Sep.
4 VaS Feb
101.16
101.4
101.4
.
4%S Mar 20, 1968
4%s Mar: 20.1969—,
102.16
3.57
2, 1966—
4%s July 20,1966,.
May 22, 1967—
4s
107.24
4%s Jun
10, 1972
12, 1972
106.24
10.73
102
100.20
—
July 20, 1970
10, 1970
99.27
100.15
101.4
4%s July 15, 1969—
4%s Sep
4%s Aug
7.23
101.4
100 3
4%s Apr
4%s Apr
11.73
100 28
102
3%s May
100.9
101.24
4%s Apr
4s
Oct
-
100.5
99.23
Jun
10, 1965
3%s Mar 10, 1966
4%s Dec 12, 1966
3%s Mar 11, 1968
7~97
—
100.2
100.13
101.4
10, 1964
13.23
20, 1963——
100 30
—
100.1
100
100 12
3%s Mar 11, 1963
4 VaS Nov 12, 1963
3%s May 11, 1964
100.1
99.31
Bonds—
2%s May
1, 19633%s Aug 20, 1963-
Aug
3%s Sep 15, 1963.—
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
Ask
99.31
100
100.4
—
22, 1962_
3%s July 16, 1963——
6.93
10.60
—
4, 1963
1 1963 wi—
Land
Oct
Bid
—
3,1962-
Feb
Federal
point
1, 1962
3.15s Apr
15, 1963.—
a
Cooperatives—
Oct
100.1
3.40s Apr
3.40s May
32nds of
one or more
Banks
100.1
100.2
1, 1971
—
15, 1972-1967—.
15, 1972
___
__
2.0,1974
95.24
96.24
100.24
101.24
98.8
.
__
_
99.8
103.8
104.8
13.23
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
6.50
11.46
Figures after decimal point represent
10.37
Maturity-
6.03
17-26
5.66
Bid
Certificate of Indebtedness—
3%s Feb 15,1963—.
3%s
Aug
15,
or more
one
32nds of
a
point
100.7
100.9
100.5
100.7
100.14
1963
100.16
2.89
l%s Apr
5s
Aug
15, 1964___
Aug
15, 1964
l%s
Treasury Notes—
Oct
1, 1964
9.79
3%s Nov
15, 1962
100 6
100.8
4%s Nov
12.88
3%s Nov
15, 1962
100 3
100.5
2%s Feb
15, 1963
3%s Feb
15, 1963
l%s Apr
1, 1965
4%s May 15, 1965
l%s Oct
1,1965
l%s Apr
1, 1963
13.06
6.71
6.51
;
99.29
May 15, 1963
3%S May 15, 1963
l%s Oct
100.6
99 13-
4s
_
—
15, 1963
99.15
100.5
3%s
15, 1964
Feb
l%s Apr
1, 1966
100.7
4s
99.1
1%S
Oct
15, 1966
1, 1966
102.2
-
1%S
Apr
1. 1967
98.31
102
Aug
3%s Aug 15,
102.21
101.4
103.16
101.4 v
97.24
103.17
96.14
15, 1966
100.25
100.23
1, 1963
4%8 Nov
99.31
100.4
98.18
98.12
102.19
101.2
103.14
101.2
97.16
103.15
1,1964
4%s May 15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964_
3%s
8.67
14.51
Ask
Bid
MaturityTreasury Notes (Continued)—
3%s May 15, 1963
5.18
Ask
1967———
96.22
103.15
95.20
100.12
94.16
101.18
93.16
92.16
100.5
103.17
95.28
100.16
94.24
101.22
93.24
92.24
100.7
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a21,2®
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Fd_
33/as
2-
1-62
11-
3.30s
3-
1-62
12-
3-62
100.1
al4.31
a9.04
3.25s
4-
2-62
1-
2-63
100.1
3%s
5-
1-62
2-
4-63
Inc—
9%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (NC)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
&37.06
a68.97
Ohio
1
Providence-Washington
al4o?
——
89 3/4
95
Life
13%
•—
Street
Owners
61%
100.1
Apr
a8.39
al7.44
Inc
Inc
61%
84
90
65%
99.31
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Inc
56
5
10
12%
99.31
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Fund
Diversification
Investors
Bonds)_l
1
Fund
Congress
Street Fund
Devonshire Street Fund
26.04
Bonds)
6.9b
•
Co
Co
62
15, 1963
Funds—
Swap
Federal
24.95
o
1
Winfield Growth Ind Fund—10c
Wisconsin Fund Inc_
1
all.79
1
2.66
7.93
-10®
1
Corp
Whitehall Fund Inc
31.38
1
(The) Mutual Fund__l
Keystone Custodian Funds—
5.52
15.88
5.18
4.74
43%
57
15, 1963
a33.10
a26.09
6.63
9.82
3.27
57%
40%
1
3 VaS
36%
10.83
52
5
7.77
33%
Fund Inc__l
Inc
Centennial
3%s Feb
13.64
Special Situations
Street Investing
Home
4.02
12.43
Inc—
Line Income
Pioneers
3.15s Mar
9.97
5
Obligations of Government Agencies
Farnham
Funds
52%
Figures after decimal point represent
14.67
9.70
28%
Y.10
N
5
Philadelphia Life Ins
48
Federal Home Loan Banks—
12.95
13.50
7.48
6.34
1
26%
3%
of
4
Life
&
383/4
Co
Insurance
Corp
Standard Life
3%s Jan
Mutual
Investors Fund Inc_———1
Wellington Equity Fund
1
Wellington Fund
1
10.84
Life
17%
36
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D
40%
15
Co—
Phoenix
jersey Insurance Co of N Y—_10
Growth Stock
Inc
(Wash
Ins
4%
Co
Mid-Cont
7~38
8.54
2.50
Inc
Washington
5.66
1
6.70
Insurance
Life
36%
37%
12'/a
*
Ins
Insurance
Jefferson
9.33
Fund
Peerless
Peoples
30%
33
>
3.33 %
Co
Co
25%
Corp
10.13
Fund
70%
54
,_5
10.32
&
67
Hartford Fire Insurance Co..__5
Hartford Steam Boiler
Interstate
9.42
Roe
Insurance
50
(Jacksonville Fla)_2y2
Home
6.73
Fund
Pacific
*
Ins
Insurance
Illinois
10.03
Value Line
5.97
Fd_
Johnston
B-l
5.52
Life
13.38
Accumulated Fund—1
Continental Fund
1
Income Fund Shares-1
United Science
Fund
1
United Funds Canada Ltd
1
United International Fund LtdValue Line Fund Inc
—1
10.90
Stock
Investors
Gulf
Hanover
11.92
50c
Fund
Indemnity
139
131
Pacific
18%
27
5
2.50
of N Y
3%
(Phoenix)
American
Co
22%
Insurance
Employ Life Ins
11.60
1
Fund
5
Co.
...
1
Co
Republic
Ins
19%
46%
,
129%
123%
38
&
10.91
Securities
Inc
(T Rowe)
York
Fire
18%
43%
16%
5
Hampshire Insurance
River.
85%
82%
1
class A
New
North
70%
124
5
com
Fire
1.25
of NY
Employees Insur
10.61
-1
Mutual
Union
New
16%
Glens Falls
I
United
16.63
Fund
Investors
14%
13%
1
Fund
—
^
Mutual Income Fund
investors
Nationwide Corp
5
Insp & Insurance
1
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
Television-Electronics
Fund—,1
Texas Fund Inc
1
20tli
Century Growth Tnv—10c
U B S Fund of Canada Ltd
1
9.49
National
12%
Gov't
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Square
Wall
64%
40%
5
General Reinsurance Corp
Globe
Horizons R P Fund
Stock
11.22
Investors Group Funds—
11.18
1
York
Balanced
10.44
lc
America
of
Co
Trust
13.50
5.81
Series
Street
Ins
36%
58
Seaboard
3.53
Fund
William
Accident
37%
10
(S F)
Life
Life
Greatamerica
England
&
33%
20.90
x3.23
1
Scudder Fund of Canada
25c
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
Common Stock Fund Inc
1
Selected American Shares__1.25
Shares in Amer Industry Inc__l
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith (Edson B) Fund
1
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
Sovereign Investors
1
State Street Investment Corp—•
4.45
1
Boston—1
Fund Inc
Investment
Investment
Fund
Nat'l
Great
Putnam
11.26
9.53
6.64
Fund_lc
Growth
Institutional
10.29
8.71
6.06
First
7.40
Value
Co
Co
Reinsurance
5.58
Fund
Foundation Fund
Inst
8.68
6.13
Inc—1
Boston
of
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated ■' Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
79
"A"__2
Assoc
Insurance
Firemen's
x5.32
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
2.44
7.80
9.49
6.70
lc
Income Foundation Fund
5
Life
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA
1
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
xlO.23
Series
Stock
Research Investing
7.52
7.70
Nat'l
(Bait)
5
(NJ)
Co
Group
7.39
Putnam
—
lc
lc
Federal
1
United
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
Employers
Employers
1
—I
Series
United
-
7.67
6.77
United
57%
2
Inc
Eastern Life Ins
6.76
5.11
Puritan
4.69
a23.75
Forster
1
Stein
52
Georgia Internat'l Life Ins Co..*
Series
Provident
7.18
11.47
15.90
4.28
4.22
Casualty
&
1
Fund
9.14
6.55
10.47
15.44
al8.85
Haydock Fund Inc
1
1
Trust Shares
Pioneer
12.15
8.34
1
Pine Street Fund Inc
5.03
11.09
10c
10c
Fund
6.09
Peoples Securities Corp,.——]
Philadelphia Fund Inc
•
> :
H-C7
Series
ins series
Fund
6.77
6.17
Shares—lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
lc
Petroleum shares
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Equip
115
.
*
Oppenlieimer Fund
6.66
10
of NY—2
Assurance
Continental
Crum
Eagle Fire Ins Co
,
New
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
Continental
Stock
Co_—
New
7.48
8.96
6.18
National Fire.
Assurance_12.50
Life
Northern Ins
int__33%o
Nucleonics Chemistry St
Electronics Shares Inc
2.58
80
55%
Fire
Northeastern Insurance
Growth—1
Growth
2.41
7.32
5.87
2.19
6.66
5.34
2.34
6.88
10
51
151
65
Monument
37%
Investing Foundation—1
Revere
(NY)
Midwestern United Life Ins Co.l
56
22.50
Investors
46%
Merchants
3%
13%
52%
Fund—i
Investment
43%
7%
3%
7
34%
20.59
5.56
7.00
&
59
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur
5
———.1
C
50 %
54%
28%
beneficial interest—1
B
47
5
Casualty
Indemnity & Life Ins
12%
7.26
Life
4%
1
Mass
10
(N J)
12%
4
Maryland
21
13.25
Preferred
Franklin Custodian Funds—
26%
11%
144
1
25
Stock Series
1.84
5.36
24%
125
5
Insur
19
Gov
Price
33%
35%
119
_1
Ins.
Life
Citizens Life Insur Co
Income Series
10.47
7.76
14.44
18.26
12.25
3.90
6.02
9.58
28
Life
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25 f
Combined Ins Co of America—1
Trust
Growth
Bond Series
7.86
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
1.76
National Securities Series—
Penn
11%
2.79
6.64
National
12.11
12.41
5.42
75%
10%
30%
27„.
32%
10
70
76%
5
Re-insurance
Casualty
Penna—5
1.61
Nation Wide Securities
„
al7.64
7.58
Citizens
of
of Va
x2.55
Franklin
One
Liberty
National
Co
45%
35%
72
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
lc
Mutual Shares Com
New
Lincoln
Assurance
lc
Morton B C & Co FDS
6.69
11.20
11.48
4.96
2.98
lc
—
Investors
Over-the-Counter
Fund
Fidelity
shares
„
Inc
Mutual
Life Insurance Co
Ask
41%
32
1
1
(Wash DC)
(Galveston)
Ins
Standard Life
Boston Insurance Co
2.31
3.26
X12.12
of
Mutual
Life &
5
Assurance.
Beneficial
x2.11
lc
—
Investors
Mutual
Life
10%
1
Bankers & Shippers.
Bankers Natl Life Ins
,
Mutual Invest Found
15.15
50c
Stock Fund
50c
Electronics Investment Corp
1
Energy Fund Inc
10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Federated Growth Fund
25c
Fidelity Capital Fund—
1
a26.33
al3.94
2.64
Morton
14.97
50.57
13.94
Fund
American
2.42
Balanced
Fund Inc—————1
Howard—
11.72
2.31
Units
9.87
7.95
9.06
3.17
4.91
&
10.76
3.09
Fund
10.61
Balanced
Nat
2.83
Dividend
9.03
7.25
8.27
2.89
4.54
Eaton
Mercury
Amer
American
13%
2.11
Massachusetts
6.80
9-71
Dreyfus
Amer
.
1
Diver Growth Stock Fund Inc_l
Diversified Investment Fund
1
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fund Inc—1
Income Fund Inc
Delaware
11.50
15.77
shares of beneficial
18.28
B
Series
10.52
—lc
Mass
Co_1.50
(Newark N J)—2%
Life Companies Inc_l
14.43
shares
Massachusetts
Home
1
Inc^-1
shares
19%
23
8%
Amer Ins Co
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
11.23
18 %
Corporate Leaders Trust
American
Fund Inc—1
shares
Petroleum
8.28
10.39
17
6.22
5.69
5.54
-
5.06
12%
Industries
Metal
9.70
Inc
Fund—1
Electric shares
9.98
9.67
14.85
Fund
5.19
Insur
Fla)
Bid
2
21
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville
Co
33
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
1
Stk
Paper
American
General
Trust
Managed Funds—
General
11.74
American
Insurance
Lincoln
19.75
American
Life
Liberty Life Insurance
2
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)__2
30%
All Amer Life & Casualty (111) _1
American Equitable Assur
5
3.88
Lamar
18
10
4.47
Loemis-Sayles Fund of Can
1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
9.71
10.92
11.49
9.55
8.85
13.59
Insurance
Agricultural Insurance Co
4.89
13.80
Investors
Insurance
8.94
12.62
Inc
Income
Life
9.49
12.19
6.34
8.93
9.99
10.51
8.74
9.13
Fund
Lazard
10.23
8.66
11.55
5.80
Par
70%
1
Growth
Lexington
16.88
9-36
Ask
111%
3.55
12.75
Fund
Knickerbocker
15.78
15.66
Bid
107
Insurance
xll.57
Fund
Knickerbocker
9.44
12.63
12.40
6.45
'v
14.44
Internatl
Aetna
66
5
9.69
Ltd_l
Stock)
Com
(Growth
Life
3.50
18.10
10.75
1
1
(Low Priced Com Sties)—1
S-4
Keystone
Casualty & Surety
8.88
8.19
_
K-2
3.65
10.74
11.68
11.31
5.90
(Income Com Stocks)
K-l
11.13
Ltd
Canada
3.34
9.88
(Quotations for Friday, September 28)]
1
B-4
8.67
1.48
4.50
5.23
8.43
4.8I
7.76
Par
Aetna
Cont.
(Discount Bonds)
1
(Income Fund)
.1
(Growth Fund)
1
(High-Grade Com Stk) __1
Fund
Custodian
Keystone
9.81
American Investors
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
1.97
6.04
7.46
4.44
5.22
Bid
xi.79
5.47
6.90
4.10
4.83
1962
Insurance Comnanies
Mutual Funds
Par
Aberdeen Fund-~—.———25c
Advisers Fund Inc
1
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
Mutual Funds—
Monday, October 1
Dated
Due
Bid
1-62
100
Ask
Rate
Dated
100.2
-
3.10s
6-
Due
Ask
Bid
4-62
3- 4-63
99.31
100.1
99.31
100.1
100.3
3.15s
7-
2-62
4-1-63
100.3
3.45s
8-
1-62
5-1-63
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures
Bonds—
Bid
Baltimore Gas & Elec 4%s_1992
Barium
Boston
Steel
conv
Edison
Burlington
5%S;
4 Vis
Industries
1969
1992
4%s_1975
Carrier
Corp 4%s
1982
Cincinnati Suburban Telephone
4%s
Collins
Radio
Container
Dayton
Gas
108
113
99
1980
92 %
45/8s
1987
102 y2
1987
Rubber
5%s
conv__1972
4y4s___
1992
Natural
Gas
5y4s__1977
Florida
Power 4Vis
.—1992
Florida Pow & Light 4V2s
1992
Fruehauf Trailer 4s conv—1976
FiHon Hotel 6s WW
1984
Hotel St George 5y2s
1971
Houston Ltfi & Pow 4%S—_1992
64
100 %
4%s
4.40s
102Va
100%
101 y4
Com
Power
El Paso
58
2002
Columbia
Duke
1017/8
Ask
100.7
100.5
101%
87
99%
106
101 %
101 y2
96
102%
102 y4
92 y2
100
108 V2
99%
100
103%-
104
96
97%
91
103%
99 y2
101
96y2
104%
1981
Mueller Brass 3%s
1975
New York State Electric & Gas
41/28
1992
165 Broadway Bldg 5y2s ww_1970
Pacific Northwest Bell Telep
41/2S
1997
Pacific Petroleum
5s
1977
5V2S ww
1973
Lowenstein (M) & Sons 4%s
Quebec Nat Gas 5%s
1985
Republic Pictures 4s
1965
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww—1967
Southwestern Bell Tel 4%s_1997
Tenn
Gas
Textron
U S
Trans
Amer
5s
5s_
Industries 4%s
Westcoast
Trans
5%s series C
5V2s
A
1982
1971
_1970
1988
1988
.
4-62
6-
3-63
100.3
100.5
10-
1-62
7-
1-63
100
100.2
Bid
70
82
102%
88
Ask
99y2
73
87V2
Bid
Ask
102%
93V2
Oct
4, 1962
Oct
Oct
11, 1962
15, 1962
18, 1962
99.873
99.877
Jan
Oct
99Va
Service 4y2s_1987
9-
United States Treasury Bills
Issues
Bonds—
Louisiana Gas
100.1
3.35s
3.20s
99.31
25, 1962
99.820
99.827
Feb
Oct
Nov
99.978
99.979
Jan
99.926
99.929
Jan
99.895
99.899
Jan
31,
1, 1962
99.766
99.773
8, 1962
99.711
99.719
Feb 21,
99.658
99.668
Feb 28,
99.594
99.601
Mar
99.546
99.554
Mar
Nov
103
110%
106
113
Nov
23, 1962
29, 1962
Dec
6, 1962
Dec
Dec
13, 1962
20, 1962
Dec
27, 1962
107
113
103%
101%
102
103%
98
98.968
Jan
3, 1963
111
22, 1963 wi__
Mar
28, 1963
99.340
Apr
15. 1963 1.
99.269
99.290
July 15,1963
99.214
.
Mar
99.393
99.331
10, 1963
99.501
99.448
98.753
98.697
98.613
14, 1963
99.384
.
98.813
98.731
;
99.438
.
.
98.868
98.792
98.674
7, 1963
99.492
.
98.935
98.848
—-
98.990
98.912
„——
99.112
99.051
98.637
99.237
Mar
21, 1963
;•
—
—
—
98.621
98.631
98.556
98.576
98.405
98.421
97.656
97.688
101
105
Jan
.
99.172
99.093
99.031
——~—
1963
103%
77
89 y2
w—-
1963
15, 1962
103%
72
85
99.154
1963—
Nov
99.193
-
7, 1963,
Feb 14, 1963
Nov
Ask
99.176
15,1963
17,1963
24,1963
89
94
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
92 %
•No
97%
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange.
value,
tNew
b Bid
stock,
^
yield price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to listing on the
x Ex-dividend.
wiWben issued. " ylCx-sfcock
dividend.
Volume
Number
196
6199
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1387)
THE| COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS j
Bank
clearings this week will show
increase compared with
an
liminary figures compiled by us based
a
year
Week Ended Sept. 22
upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
stand at
above those of the corresponding week last year.
$31,887,872,560 against $28,933,952,140 for the
center there is
mary
for this week follows: '
1961.
week in
same
111
York
Scranton
•*
Chicago
'
1961
'V',"
(9
Francisco__.
5.8
1,161,000,000
—
1.9
883,037,425
+
1.2
Columbus
538,191,228
515,837,312
+
4.3
1,339,181,202
Mansfield
409,300,000
+11.0
—971,334,000
881,407,533
462,280,879
478,571,522
!___
Pittsburgh
cities)
Ohio—Canton
+
_
i__—___
1*59
$
14,834,770
'
1,810,106
1,401,478
1,933,312
'
6.5
1,746,193
2,190,242
2,149,972.
+ 13.5
—
1.0
—40.9
4.4
—
4,812,360
1,248,000,000
V 4,613,183
7,413,650
",
4,052,692
4,613,965
1,133,000,000
4,692,969
.V
6,887,359
13" 7
7,536,536
3,167,026
6,921,727
+ 11.7
28,986,349
25,649,766
+
+
35.7
10,266,526
12,773,715
0.4
1,321,166,058
1,203,453,068
—
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland^-
+10.2
<>454,500,000
City
Louis
1960
'
%
!
893,208,423
Kansas
1,333,653,718
;
—_
0.4
(a)
6,447,944
31,265,029
Jersey—Trenton
1,138,000,000
_.
8,056,258
4,863,782
7,330.083
34,916,992
20,124,962
_______
Delaware—Wilmington
1,248,884,935
Boston
San
^
'
7,699,952
:
5,295,630
(a)
____
1,320,735,976
Philadelphia
St.
"1962
;
1,264,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
Total
$17,383,826,334 $15,779,161,620
8,012,927
1,251,000,000
,y
2,875,662
.....
York
.
1,513,546
2,040,883
863,360
'
"
Reading
New
Week Ended Sept. 29—
•
!< (a)
Philadelphia
sum¬
—
2.173^335
Chester.;
Lancaster--!
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
1,519 805
Bethlehem
: ■
At this
Our comparative
Inc.'or
Dec. %
District—Philadephia—
Pennsylvania.- -Altoona
Our preliminary totals
gain for the week ending Friday, of 10.2%.
a
v
$
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
ago.
1961
■
pf the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Sept. 29, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will
be 10.2%
/V" .U'^19S2 AA
I;
682,294,320
676,782,840
+
421,716,744
414,966,265
+
1.6
$24,266,087,904 $22,448,949,452 / +
730,292,903
.U—__
98,887,200
16,330,586
8.1
(7
—
14,567,687
,
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
—21.7
18,422,052
+
7.4
355,739,068
+
3.0
708,985,350
+ 13.4
87,180,200
2.9
16,811,052
6.4
13,695,186
+
460,105,624 ,,+ 5.0
382,015,925
-
483,332,570
,
cities)
1,739,842,902
^___
1,660,938,532
+
4.8
14,309,136
15,670,436
342,115.561
327,557,233
663,901,139
15,358,380
'13,296,321
439,918,506
635,743,587
67,395,000
16,177,777
13,566,484
423,093,897
1,561,329,943
1,499,204,414
72.430,900
0.8
Baltimore
;___
Youngstown
3.4
Cleveland
14.416,031
^
i
Cleveland
+10.2
—
—
Cincinnati
Ten
cities,
five
days
Other
cities,
five
days
6,418,153,880
__
5,404,168,905
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
+11.4
5,940,954
Total
All
all cities,
cities,
one
Total
all
five days
day_
$30,684,241,784 $27,853,118,357
1,203,630,776
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
26,349,000
333,963,743
+11.4
for
week
10,176,433
410,857,702
175,255,423
987,061,746
962,513,540
+
+
—
0.5
4,606,191
5,553,301
8.9
19,729,000
19,031,000
4.2
333,409,231
285,082,514
+ 13.9
9,087,726
9,371,632
+
7.4
426,189,086
+
2.5
148.617,782
392,151,435
133,460,297
+
2.6
942,586,126
843,733,069
+10.2
____
Total
cities
11,595,592
441,222,778
179,599,575
\
District of Columbia—Washington
+10.2
1,080,833,783
$31,887,872,560 $28,933,952,140
_
5,911,239
28,688,000
320,014,847
Richmond
South
(6
cities)
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week
issue of next week.
our
covered by the foregoing will
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
Nashville
not available at time of going to press.
are
cases
Ac¬
statement, however, which
For that week there
was
we
present further below,
an
was a
increase of 3.7%.
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they
gain of 5.9%, the bank clearings
We group the
are located
and from this
In the Cleveland Reserve District the * totals show
a
•••
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
New York
Philadelphia
Richmond
-
18,985,314,824
-■'•A::
.
Terre
Minneapolis
:
City
Dallas
9.7
1,061,638,616
__
18,286,892,342
+
3.8
17,284,026,232
Des
Total
0.4
1,321,166,058
829,645
15,775,042
1,756,067
+
7.3
297,971,016
300,418,227
+
9.2
1,692,493,951
1,505,108,397
—
1.8
,
17,767,411
4,872,516
14.004.916
17.993.917
106,476,000
11,611,062
+ 15.7
4,936,416
—10.7
190,859,079
Rapids
Moines
1
'
-9,291,422
.74,582,986
22,908,535
2,025,418
9,583,538
61,999,546
22,650,102
1,647,660
1,402,005,226
1,480,183,885
3,607,775
8.5
12,974,063.
+
8.5
1.4
4.6
9,318,714
+ 20.3
58,016,291
+
—
1.1
53,234,749
20,051,128
1,796,013
,
1,534,480
5.6
4,104,007 '?K
154,505,483
7,911,333
20,322,499
+ 22.9
+
11,017,771
9,843,850
+ 11.9
1,345,525,257
r
9,237,361
18,719,536
14,745,691
—12.4
+ 11.7
.1,182,620,929
17,481,786
14,099,397
16,474,399
11,341,576
9,661,438
2,031,273,682
1,926,747,079
+
(17 cities)
.
.
!-
8,877,056
16,536,709
11,940,286
7,463,572
+ 17.4
10,240,109
5.4
1,822,656,383
1,616,930,67*
+
1,561,329,943
1,499,204,414
1,339,181,202
1,739,842,902
1,660,93*8,532
+
—
"
987,061,746
962,513,540
+
2.6
942,586,126
1,918,857,279
1,756,597,869
+
9.2
1,692,493,951
"
2,031,273,682
1,926,747,079
+
5.4
1,822,656,383
1,616,930,674
1,007,657,980
941,919,050
+
7.0
850,144,410
798,716,090
"
957,505,825
904,089,515
+
5.9
869,921,705
794,788,692
397,000,000
221,112,350
184,841.625
177,497,016
3,473,250
+ 10.4
3,710,738
3,106,724
7.0
850,144,410
798,716,090
8,826,284
941,919,050
1,007,657,980
cities)
(4
227,302,047
+ 23.7
—
+
1,505,108,397
"
Total
434,200,000
+ 10.0
192,070,551
492,200,000
843,733,069
"
;
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—1Quincy
1.1
254,175,249
486,600,000
279,658,404
237,565,984
- 3,833,592
"
Kentucky—Louisville
"
953,715,622
880,532,530
+
8.3
837,688,285
816,050,704
793,942,597
+
2.8
726,754,082
St.
704,802,944
1,985,912,361
1,834,788,823
8.2
+
9,833,145
Montana—Billings
cities
33,865,531,783
32,334,784,009
+
4.7
30,672,497,032
14,540,998,627
+
5.9
13,860,008,895
12,672,542,832
6.3
14,124,298
12,586,322
4,837,403
7,694,611
+ 11.8
5,075,413
+
4.6
7,447,264
4,716,556
8,085,692
18,637,184
+
12.8
19,143,143
18,906,902
904,089,515
+
5.9
869,921,705
794,788,692
:
1,192,815
+
3.9
1,006,384
973,427
+
4.8
814,565
708,603
10,268,281
+
13.9
9,714,894
11,252,970
8.9
207,147,369
192,013,860
+ 13.8
—
25,236,932,790
15,404,623,093
13,210,640
21,021,443
:
10,190,062
517,052,115
223,251,043
8,045,505
———
576,113,028
239,192,275
5,407,939
_.
2.9
+ 13.7
957,505,825
Dakota—Aberdeen
+
229,874,791
12,384,006
Dakota—Fargo
South
621,192,980
261,470,966
'—
8,641,906
639,342,821
Paul
North
1,553,814,629
1,702,091,241
District—Minneapolis-
Minheapolis
787,145,954
"
"
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
City
Total
(7
cities)
We
*
I
now
week ended
add
detailed
our
statement
September 22 for four
showing the figures for each city for the
1,239,700
Nebraska—Fremont
Lincoln
-
i
i
.
Week Ended Sept. 22
Clearings
at—
1962
$
lr
|
|
iV;';',)'
River
:
'
.
v*V
>•,+ »•.
St.
,
T.
+
9.9
4,158,684
10,009,619
7,356,323
+ 36.1
8,632,783
6,824,113
861,829,952
9.2
884,252,502
+
4,767,221
3,647,706
+ 30.7
3,860,140
1,588,696
2,162,190
—26.5
'2>418,863
3,588,507
+18.3
3,780,769
3,526,793
22,622,-665
21,399,904
+
5.7
16,073,495
14,612,966
17,457,121
15,807,109
+ 10.4
15,030,925
13,150,887
67,111,524
60,006,634
+ 11.8
51,275,268
52,012,959
.26,435,675
26,797,075
1.4
24,137,504
21,709,510
45,081,000
35,872,000
+ 25.7
44,785,400
38,016,000
4,023,548
4,159,077
3.3
3,232,283
1,148,685,140
1,046,640,930
9.7
1,061,638,616
960,844,732
'
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
—
_
14,013,374
8,522,567
8.0
11,951,636
9.7
cities)
(9
7,670,908
880,532,530
8.3
837,688,285
787,145,954
12,986,242
619,142,998
46,476,551
5,658,600
Eleventh Federal
rr;'v
Reserve
District—Dallas-
Dallas—
Worth
Fort
Galveston
Wichita
—
Falls——
17,335,957
17,655,407
728,325,496
44,477,701
5,197,000
6,408,585
Texas—Austin
.
702,487,711
46,840,938
6,078,000
New
,
Haven
Rhode
New
—
_
_
_
V
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12
cities)
_
_
__
—
—
+
Total
j 13,986,515
;v,:
Cities)
(6
t /
1
.
' ' /
.
•
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
New
:
y
;
«
' ' '
'
'
'•
'T'.-
_
Z
Elmira
56,170,585
40,111,631
161,196,188
_
—
171,350,436
!*
—
3,623,836
4,556,869
-
4,070,379
4,601,362
18,460,908,690
_
17,793,785,382
_
37,276,260
27,131,381
5.9
161,608,047
140,443,837
New
York
Rochester
+ 12.3
3,493,960
10
4,359,731
3.7
16,812,488,137
12,564,389,958
-
+
3,464,359
New
Jersey
59,292,796
+ 11.5
51,558,470
44,362,362
36,843,090
33,500,194
+ 10.0
29,077,358
+
5.6
73,001,003
67,770,718
(9
cities)
112.217,034
—
157,154,841
136,944,071
13,107,462
City
13,802,566
Beach
— —
_______
SZ FrancT^::::::--—
N
*
San
^JiKK
45,449,5U4
48.771,775
Jose
-Santa
Barbara—.
45,597,539
—14.5
5,473,000
4.6
5,437,227
3.4
13,250,877
7,288,134
13,250,419
2.8
726,754,082
704,802,944
248,674,667
239,128,024
—
—
+
5.4
6,847,336
6,472,355
—20.0
269,974,237
258,835,210
+
14.8
134,235,049
117,588,282
4.6
—
+
32,772,268
5.0
29,227,477
13,963,977
20,854,929
+ 12.8
922,309,599
812.018,609
+
7.3
46,023,270
38,014,725
+
5.9
11,308,833
10,469,768
19,033,841
K'UJ'SS
+
1.1
19,526,796
17.660,459
1,834,788,823
+
8.2
1,702,091,241
1,553,814,629
32,334,784,009
+
4.7
30,672,497,032
25,236.932,790
+
5.9
13,860,008,895
12,672,542,832
io
n^'nli
—
19,244,680
cities)—__
33,865,531,783
15,404,623,093
14,540,998,627
Stockton
101,804,452
18,985,314,824
18,286,892,342
+ 10.2
111,163,266
17,284,026,232
12,968,390,127
Total
Grand
(10
total
88,392,062
3.8
V'."'
Outside
Total
14,432,109
642,563,330
29,114,126
78,822,253
8,274,951
299,156,705
8,723,855
239,326,041
»
Pasadena
3,321,324
•
83,253,923
A
_
Jersey—Newark
Northern
—
66,098,066
Syracuse
New
Lake
California—Long
.
Jamestown
1.8
3.7
5.0
+
Portland
Oregon
+ 40.0
—
793,942,597
31o'™i'ZRK
Yakima
'•
Utah-Salt
York—Albany
Buffalo
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
Washington—Seattle
T
14,483,784
816,050,704
Louisiana—Shreveport
+
—
+ 21.5
6,716,207
-
■;
+
2,913,545
—
111
38,314,395
511,910,909
14,176,559
7,394,560
3,764,729
'
.
_
yy«t'v;'.£ Springfield
Total
1,872,181
4,244,200
._E^.—1—
_
:
Springs
33,994,132
552,959,511
798,221,341
';
New Bedford
10,199,119
2.9
8.7
953,715,622
y_:_
Joseph____:
12,428,886
34,632,842
574,080,411
12,893,043
9,351,714
City
4,219,708
940,933,394
Lowell
t '
-
4,014,453
v
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
-.
4,410,477
_
_
1.3
35,633,231
-
Missouri—Kansas
1,174,979
623,882,743
Wichita
1959
:
4
V. s'
15,172,300
Kansas—Topeka
1960
or
Colorado—Colorado
_
Portland
v'
Inc.
Dec. %
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
>
Maine—Bangor
i
3961
>!/'
221,871,307
14,977,506
241,684,746
Omaha
|
—
1,020,317
12,837,828
Hastings
years:
+
New
cities)
(106
York City
(a) Clearings
1,935,912,36"!
—-
-
operations discontinued.
„
,
13,026,756 :
87.334,000
10,865,182.'
97,994,000
10,283,932
4,713,451
171,427,433
3.0
21,325,976
,>f—2,278,368.,
r
15,350,297
+
16,390,770
.
__i
—
3,059,129
20,529,538
—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
1
i
250,863,711
7.2
13,429,860
MlsSouri—St. Louis
1,203,453,068
4.8
1,333,653,718
"
106
__
York
New
304,799,706
+
4,409,288
199,593,110
•
Helena
Outside
+ 18.4
+16.2
19,525,102
SIOUX City,
12,968,390,127
6
__
_
286,727,421
25,136,586
107,946,000
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
V.* Decatur
960,844,732
"
9
San Francisco
6,672,290
6,063,499
308,908,809
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
+
10
_
11th
12th
7,359,403
6,423,510
5.9
+
4,795,033
Wayne
Haute_
Iowa—Cedar
$
1,046,640,930
4
_i,
+ 21.4
+ 12.1
12,813,786
South Bend.
1959
1960
or
Dec. %
$
.
7
St. Louis
145,304,863
452,500,000
24,544,741
f
,
\Rockford
17
Chicago
9th
172,710,698
535,800,000
District—Chicago-
...............
;.—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
,
6
_
Arbor
Indianapolis
Peoria
10
_
7th
Kansas
"
Inc.
1961
,
1,148,685,140
-
4.7
7.9
CLEARINGS
7
Atlanta
10th
BANK
9
_
_
_
8th
.1
cities-
9
Cleveland
6th
~$
12
OF
1962
Week Ended Sept. 22—
_
1,756,597,869
16,886,742
39,027,277
39,923,753
+
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
SUMMARY
Boston
1,918,857,279
_
Total
1st
303,421,000
Springfield
furnish
we
325,560,000
;
Rapids
Indiana—Fort
improvement
an
Reserve District of 2.8%, and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 8.2%. '
following
751,154
*
cities)
Lansing
managed to enlarge its totals by
5.4%; the St. Louis Reserve District by 7.0%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District
by 5.9%. In the Kansas City Reserve District there is an increase of 8.3%; the Dallas
.In. the
(10
Grand
note that in
we
of 4.8% ; in the Richmond Reserve District of
2.6%, and in the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
trict of 9.2%. The Chicago Reserve District has
-
329,249,326
872,898
Orleans
Michigan—Ann
Reserve District of 9.7%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals register
loss of 0.4%;
389,719,829
18,100,919
Seventh Federal Reserve
cities according to the
the New York Reserve District the totals
;rec5'td a gain, of 3.8%, and in the Boston
a
6,975,781
308,176,597
+ 12.4
+
$33,865,531,783 against $32,334,784,009 in the
Outside of this city there
showing
Total
9,828,777
7,820,144
Mobile
Louisiana—New
:
37,674,765
189,968,126
555,400,000
8,094,378
326,473,045
;
___,
Mississippi—Vicksburg
increase of 4.7%, the aggregate clearings for
an
the whole country having amounted to
at this center
!
;
f
Florida—Jacksonville
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
week in 1961.
-
Alabama—Birmingham
In the elaborate detailed
Sept. 22.
:
,
Augusta
Macon
has to be estimated.
42,346,122
198,835,545
599,100,000
..
—
Georgia—Atlanta
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
same
in
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures
we are
appear
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1388)
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Fund Notices
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
certifies daily to the
BY
21,
Monetary Unit
and
Country
CERTIFIED
SEPTEMBER
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
1962
Sept. 21
'
$
•
pound
—
f
;
5:
Ceylon,
France
.0387000
Midwestern
.0387000
new
1980_Sep
25
1146
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—
4Va%- ser. I and J bonds, due 1963 and 1964_Sep
Weslinghouse Electric Corp.—
.
28
1147
17
794
.0200950
.0200950
.928593
.928593
.928229
.210037
.210037
Consoi.
.144400
.144433
.144500
.00310566
.00310566
.00310566
1,
Pittsburgh,
.210037
;
.v
.204050
.204050
.204050
franc.
.144462
•
debentures due Dec.
3V2%
.00310566
15, .1981
Sep
.249900
.249900
.249915
.204050
.204050
PARTIAL
.249900
.249921
.209602
.209655
.209635
.209655
.209655
2.800600
2.800800
2.800980
2.801200
2.801580
—
.00161100
.00161100
.00161100
.00278950
.00278625
.00279033
.327350
.327361
.00161100
—**
——
yen
dollar
Malaysia, malayan
Mexico, peso
Page
Date
Transmission Co.—
Gas
1st mortgage pipe line bonds, due June
5%%
.0200937
.928593
.210037
.00278950
lira
TENDER
OF
"
—
Japan,
NOTICE
.0200900:,.
.00310566
Germany,. deutsche mark
India, rupee
.—.
Ireland, pound
Italy,
.
Company and Issue—
2.232334
2.232031
.0387000
.0387000
.144400
;
markka
(Metropolitan),
list
a
common
,
.
.928593
rupee
Finland,
Sept. 27
and
$
2.231856
.0200900
Denmark, krone
■
Thursday
.210012
-—•—
Canaaa;-• donar
r;
of corporate bonds, notes,
stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking- fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak-.
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle.
Money)
States
Wednesday
Sept. 26
found
be
«
.0387000
schilling
Belgium, franc
Austria,
(Value in United
$
■:
.VT.'
2.231713
2.231553
New York
Sept/25
Sept. 24
•
-.it X
o&X*
Argentina, peso
Australia,
in
Tuesday
Monday
Friday^
,
will
preferred
including
SEPTEMBER
TO
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
v
Below
TARIFF ACT OF 1930
BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
27, 1962, INCLUSIVE
RESERVE
FEDERAL
Monday, October 1, 1962
.
'% Redemption Calls and Sinking
.7
the
to
Pursuant
\
.
.327394
.0800560
.0800560 '
.0800560
»'
.277700
.277812
.277891
2.773069
2.773247
2.773465
.139825
.139812
.139837
.139862
.139850
.0350375
.0350375
.0350375
.0350375
6Ms %
.0166631
.0166581
.0166631
.0166631
.0166631
—-
.194091
.194125
.194075
-
.277879
due
2.773841
.194216
Page
series due
-Oct
1
949
1
1144
Hydrocarbons, Ltd.—
series
Columbia
.0350375
Norway,
krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Canadian
.0800560
.277558
Date
Light Co. 1st mtge. bonds 5Vs%
—™—r—
.
.327394
.
2.772871
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand,
pound
1982
.00279050
.327394
.0800560
-
Company and Issue—
Atlanta Gas
.00161100
'•*
REDEMPTION
Gas
System, Inc.
5%
1981;
Aug.-15, 1981
4%% debentures, series
deoemures,-due
A
Oct
G,
debentures, series I, due ..1982; 5Va%
1985; and 5%% debentures,
.
.
'debentures, series O, due
„
series
N,
due
Consumers
1st
Power
1
535
Co.—
bonds 4%% series due 1987™.
Oct
Corp. lss mtge. 4%% bonds due 1970-—
Oct
4V2 % debs., due Oct. 1, 1980
Oct
General American Transportation Corp. 4.55% equipment
trusc certificates due Oct. 1, T..81 (series 59)—
—Oct
Gulf States Utilities Co. 45/a#r debs, due Oct. 1, 1981
Oct
.194125
94.9
1
Oct
1984-
Africa,
of South
v
.231200
mtge.
1.395556
2.800980
2.800600
2.801200
Detroit Steel
.231175
1.395367
2.801580
suspended.
♦Temporarily
1
950
Flintkote
C0.,
1
1050
1
951
1
951
Harshaw
.231265
1.395257
2.800800
1.395068
rand
United Kingdom, pound sterling
Republic
.231271
1.395168
.231225
—
Chemical Co.
Home Oil
X
Co.,
20-year
Ltd.—
•
5%
:
.
debs,
due
1978
'
••
1
951
1
Oct
1051'
,
6V2%
secured pipe line bonds, due Nov. 1, 1977-—___Nov
JuneauDouglas Telephone Co.—
(In millions of dollars)
decreased $36
Increase (+) or
Sept.26,
ASSETS—
1962
/
Redemption fund
advances
U.
;
S.
3
—
'+:■■>■
773
—1,378
4
32
—
704
+
689
+
+
34
_
i
securities:
Government
'ik Bought outright—
Bills
++566
1,840
+*+++ Certificates
—
—5,867
3,952
Total
i .*
•...." V-.'; Vv
\
Total
..
Bank
Other
in
29,102
29,909
process
of collection
+
138
+
—1,528
;~~29-
+
:
1962
3
+
397
+
2,400
ASSETS—
Total
—1,360
notes-.
Jlh
"
,
28,815
.
•'
■
reserves
and
X
account
+1,222
151
—
+
795
+
" 26
72
—;
bll
;> 251
X/
Loans
X—
23
+
2X:
290
<*)
X
U.
and
Other
8
Total deposits
202
+
711
—1,057
18,157
Deferred availability cash items
Other liabilities & accrued dividends
+
364
—
3,823
3
50,859
—
—1,376
'
ACCOUNTS—
X
Real
Loans
Capital paid in
Surplus
Other capital accounts
462
+
1
+
""15
+
+
91
30
-
+
301
+
+
23
+
.
U.
finance,
and
dealers
1,440
for
.+
613
+
685
Ratio
and
capital accounts
gold certificate reserves to
ct
deposit
and
F.
R.
52,300
—1,360
+
140
+
finance,
—
3,637
+
112
+
35
2,683
commercial
banks
on
After
.2%
+
—4.4%
Other
and
Balances
with
dating
(♦) Less
process.
than
eliminations
made
in
the
+
39
+
1,725
+
—
3,081
+
indebtedness—
2,885
—
y
?
,
7,254
12,524
Banks
*___
coin
banks
The
Foreign:
—
shows
ended
the
Federal
following
Reserve
Commercial
principal
changes
for
the
adjustedt-:
posits
adjusted
and
$152
million
in
demand
States
week
a
a
net
year
of $301
ago,
in all dis¬
million; during the comparable
these
loans
increased
Loans to brokers and dealers for
$209
purchasing
or
carrying
loans
ties increased $140 million.
financing institutions
pared with
an
"other" securi¬
Loans to sales and personal
increased
$112
million;
as
.-J
—
cumul,
debs,
preferred
•••'.,«
.
ENTIRE
.
ISSUE
+
1192
998
Date
cumul.
tock-
637
5V2% series
Oct 15
6% pfd. stock_Nov
2
refunding mortgage
1049
debentures,
preferred
Co.
due
5V8%
banks
/
145
;
*eb.
first
+
4»/a%
cumul
Sep
X
+
Dref.
stock—
—
966 ;
+
2
deposits
.8,457
,
....
,
.
subdivisions
7
49
+—
+
6,993.
79*-
+
4,475'
91
-
+
1,938
3,238
interbank
+
22*
+
189
+
1
+
:
X—
2,100
banks
124
Federal
Reserve
Banks
;
450
41
7+61
1
+
40
others—..
23
+
+
ACCOUNTS
+
Stores,
Sault
Electric
24*
—
13,398
Products
X Exclusive
of
domestic
valuation
shown
•Sept.
loans
all
domestic
reserves;
commercial
16
individual
loan
banks
items
and
are
time
and
deposits
separately.
figures
officers1
of
U.
S.
Electrical
Electro
not
Government
shown
.
and
(quar.)_-
Co.,
Holders
Elk
—_
139
Elmira
Emco,
86
Coal
&
(quar.)
—
after
shown
Class
de¬
gross.
separately,
postal
RR.
(s-a)
Y.)
Stock
Equity
Eversharp,
savings
5%
Inc.,
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
Corp.
—-.+• —
10-19
10- 8
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
—
' 10-
1
9-20
9-22
9-14
;
:
9-21
'
^.X
'
19-31
n-°9
:10- 1
; 9-17
.
X—
20c
:
common
7
10-22
4%
(s-a)
9-
.
dividend
Co.-
1
9-20
11- 110-20
$12'/2C
(quar.)-/—.—.————1
tl2V"^
Johnson & Co., 4% pfd. (accum.$2
Oil
8-28
9-20
10-12
Heating Products Ltd.—
Equity. Capital Co.. (Minn.)—-
8-28
10-
+ '
10-15
A
Endicott
v?
•
8-28
8-28
,10- 1
X
75c
(quar.)
8-28
,
,
1
45c
—
(quar.)
(N.
10-
$1.16>/2
•
9-20
10-15
$1.03
10- 1
$1.12Vi
10- 1
$1.18
10-1
$1,35 — 10- 1 ;
$1.34;,
10- 1
25C
10-15
20c
10- 1
30c
—
Empire Trust Co.
9-20
10«15
5%
:
Co.
$1.12'/2
--
1
11- 1
11- 1
12 Vie
.
1
9-14
10-
•
10- 4
10- 4
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)——:
Mfg.
&
-—
9-7
10-
1
10-1';
10-15
Vac
(quar.)-:-
Inc.—/
11-
$1.0614"22.5c
6'Ac
27l/ac
Corp., class A_
Williamsport
Ltd.
Emhart
750
+
Consolidated
Consolidated
Horn
827
—r
Products
10- 1
5%
-
common
Electronic Communications,
Stock dividend
-.i
'
revised.
checks
div".)
pfd- (quar.-)„-
.'
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
r
$5.40 preferred > (quar^) —^$5.36
preferred
(quar.)_
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America
Elder
Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)-
deposits except those of U. S. Government and
banks, less cash items in process of collection.
certified
12
to
(stock
4JA%
$4.72
demand
commercial
..§ Includes
not
of
999
Payaole of Rec.
7Vic
i; $4.50
/
+
9
—X
5,424+
Manufacturing
Bros.
—
107
—
2,588
856
When
Per
Snare
—
(quar.)^__
4preferred (quar.)-—
El Paso Electric Co.—
-X5
-5
+
>2*
...
+
—
.
28
Sep
•
EICO Electronic Instrument, common
Class B (quar.)
373/
'
v
640
745
lOol
convertible subordinated
$4.12
16
-
30
pfd. stock
cumul.
(quar.)
Edison
68
+
Baler
Ed-U-Cards
1,426
^
;
950
24
Sen
,
4V2%
this issue.
in
Edison
1,780
+
14
—n
33,631
political
—
152
-;• +
1144
stock,
and
199u
1,
pfd. stock;
,:
Ekco
47,903
due May
'
—.re¬
+1,805
627
:
•
Continued from page 13
771
—
.+
37
+
*
etc
;_Nov
Tire & Rubber Co.«—
cumul.
+10,125
439
—
Page
9
pfd.
Southern Ohio Electric Co.,
&
220
16
303
-~-l,191
513
■
.
insts.,
liabilities
duction
900
1
1
DIVIDENDS
275
+
12,092
official
Commercial
From
•
1
Nov
CALLED
cumul.
subordinated
115
,,
Governments, official institutions, etc.
Other
__Oct
stock
1," 1978———Oct
due Oct.
179
+
Foreign:
1! Includes
com¬
increase of $209 million during the similar
and
t Includes
carrying
1969 end
Power
Enamel
Government securities increased $613 million, and
or
+V
million.
U. S.
purchasing
time
CAPITAL
their
for
+
—
5,052
deposits
Domestic
From
for
1972
6Vi%
1,114
Borrowings:
Commercial and industrial loans increased
tricts
Co.,
3,335
—
42
+
61,949
and
Savings
deposits
credited to domestic commercial banks.
1st
"
.
■
88
—
*92,174 /
'
■;*
Other
deposits, and decreases of $145 million in demand de¬
1095
bonds, series B, due April 1, 1972,
mortgage and collateral trust bonds,
convertible
Economy
savings deposits—total!)
;
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations:
Sept. 19: Increases of $1,302 million in loans ad¬
justed and $1,805 million in U. S. Government demand
1095
1
970
186
+
>
4,732
savings
Commercial
Time
week
1
1977-^——Oct
series due
3,268
+
226
—
3,150
—
Governments,
System in leading cities
_
t—Oct
Oil
C, due April 1,
•Announced
+
36
+
+ '■"
.161,527
interbank:
Mutual
of the
—
-
.
42*
—
1,628
domestic
Government—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
1,
due
1,335
+
, ,
+
12,871
deposits—total§
S.
Oct.
series
2,388
—
36
,
2,237
+
5,200
R.
47
,
62*
-
reporting member
due
954
482
—
15,049
F.
deposits
Domestic
weekly
line bonds, 5%
Western Power & Gas Co. 4 JA %
debentures due Feb. 15, 19/0
LIABILITIES—
U.
banks
114
53
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations.>65,687
states and political subdivisions!
!
4,426
of
series
Name of Company
Demand
statement
5'A %
bonds
Corp., 4JA%
cumulative preferred stock—Oct 31
Splendor Mining Co., 6% cumul. pid. siock
bep 17
Occidental Petroleum Corp.—
15-year 6V2% subord. conv. debentures, due 1976
Oct 10
1,751
+
27
assets/liabilities
Demand
condition
line
trust
4%
and
consoli¬
$500,000.
pipe
Hidden
"815
+
+
assets—net
Total
the
are
'
15
67
+
years-
Currency
57
1095
Greyhound
+
+
securities
Other
parentheses
5
899
l
Materials
boncts
142
—
1,813
years
with
:"
30,944
year
Reserves
acceptances
68
in
5
1052
1
^Oct
1st mortgage
3%%
jv
*
4-X
_•
securities—total'-—
of
Duke
90
—
;
17,970
bills
1
15
|
etc.
,
domestic
to
1
—Oct
debenture bonds
:
Mountain
4Va%
36
—
666
loans
Within
4% %
Pipe Line Co.—
and collateral trust bonds, series "
A, due April 1, 1972; 5V2%
1st mortgage and col¬
lateral trust bonds,
series D, due April 1, 1972;
5 %
1st mortgage and collateral trust bonds, series
E, due April 1, 1972; 4%
1st mortgage and' col¬
141
14,877
certificates
2,400
1147
1
mtge. pipe
General
.
Treasury
purchased for foreign correspond-
Figures
1st
Trans
195
82
^
Treasury
liabilities
note
33.3%
liability
+
954
1
Company and Issue—
carrying:
or
securities
banks
loans
Government
1
combined
Contingent
+
1,
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
liabs.
mtge.
Columbus
1,280
71
1
Total
1st
pur¬
securities
personal
foreign
estate
to
S.
1
1976—Oct
.
Oct
Caterpillar Tractor Co. 4.20%
Central Telephone Co.—
carrying:
or
securities
to
due
091978; antf .'1st mtge pipe linebonds 5Vz%
'.Oct. 1, 1978-——
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corn:—
series
8,814
8,332
7,234
1,954
:
.
2
888
„
I
'
+
33,891
Other
2,301
Other
CAPITAL
+
+1,302
securities
Sales
+4
+
+
+1,103
78,259
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
Loans
liabilities
loans
Government
S.
■
64
+1,156
124,252
loans
loans for purchasing
U.
—Oct
series,
.
,
1,286
industrial
Government
Other
102
—
4%%
(J.) Weingarten, Inc. 5%%
126,085
adjustedt
___
brokers
to
S.
Other
Total
Trans-Canaaa
;and
2,180
investments
and
chasing
17,105
investments
adjustedt-
.'
-
U. S. Treasurer—general
Foreign
Other
114
—
Co.,
(In millions of dollars)
loans
Loans
cony.
Vulcan
1961
1962
due Ta»J-_____
Gas
856
Corp.—
^
suit>ord/:deb$.-iseriea ak due• Oct. 1, 1969—Oct
Pxpc Lines Ltd.—
'
:
:
i.
•"
Finance
4^8%
Sept. 20,
Sept. 12,
series
1961-:——————:
6^%
Decrease (—) Since
Commercial
bank
Time
1
Agricultural
Deposits:
due
-
Increase ( + ) or
..
5%
Natural
Lighting
lateral
;
Loans
52,300
_++.
■
•
$53 million.
Sept. 19, /
705
—
€41-
Reserve
Member
banks increased
2,021
+
bonds
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $107 million but bor¬
rowings from others increased $9 million. Loans to do¬
LIABILITIES—
Federal
*: line
Gas Supply Co.—
•
<
5%
series A debs.j due Oct. 1,: 1980
Peabody Coal Co., 5V4% debentures due 1976—
adjusted decreased $110 million in
the Chicago District, $66 million in the Cleveland Dis¬
trict, and by lesser amounts in six other districts, but
they increased $142 million in the New York District
outside of New York City and $94 million in the San
Francisco District. Savings deposits increased $79 mil¬
lion and Mother" time deposits of individuals, partner¬
ships and corporations decreased $91 millibii?^^ SXu ;.
commercial
952
Steel
Pacific
Demand deposits
+ 2,711
107 r
—_
_
566
—
5,464
assets
assets
•'
'
securities.—
and
premises
Total
2,021
'
5t/2%
^
$226 million.
1051
1
Oct • 1
& Aluminum Co.— \
."-/.X.v."* •' - *
convertible s, L debentures; due Oct. 1, .1966—-Oct
1
Natural Gas" Pipeline Co. of America -1st, mortgage pipe-
Marsh
million, and the combined total of Treas¬
"Other" securities decreased
952
,
Manchester Tii'minai-i^rp; ,2nd 'mo^e. income bonds.
mem¬
$47 million, Treasury certificates
Northwest
million.
1146
1
1
-
notes and U. S. Government bonds increased $16
ury
mestic
securities
Govt,
loans
items
491
+
566
—
million.
;yyr.:>
U. S.
Total
Cash
>' \
+
29,102
bought outright™—
Held under repurchase agreement
7,917
+
13,772
—
520
—
9,538
-
Notes
'
135
+
383
_•
—
outright
Acceptances—bought
—1,513
15,796
(520)
and
Sept. 27,
•1961
1962
1,200
notes—
R.
for F.
Total gold certificate reserves
Discounts
—),Since
14,596
account
certificate
Gold
increased
banks
6% debentures of lb56, due Oct. 1, 1971
Oct
Lehigh Portland Cement Co. 4%% debs, aue Oct. 1, 1979_Oct
Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co.—
' *• .
y, - - 2% % debentures, due Oct. 1, 1966
—_—Oct
million.
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting
ber
Sept. 19,
Real estate loans increased $67
1961.
"Other" loans increased $39
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Decrease (
in
week
Consolidated Statement of Condition
;
11-
12- 3
*
25c
10-26
10-26
40c
10-
1
2
9-21
10-15
-
10-11
10-11
9-10
Number 6199
Volume 196
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
(1369)
Holders
Per
When
Holders
.•
-1
v
' :v..
'•
Per
.•
.
49
When
Holder$
'
Name of
PMC
Share
Company
(increased quar.)
Corp.
dividend
Stock
Fabien
Rubber
Monthly
1
8-31
1
8-31
10-12
9-21
8c
1
9-15
Glens
1
9-17
Glickman
9-30
28c
11-15
10-31
10-15
9-28
5%
10-15
9-28
$1.37 v2
10-15
9-28
8%c
10-30
10-
30c
10-31
2
9-17
10-
60c
10-
1
7V2C
11-
1
5%
•
9-14
10-
Grant
3%%
10-26
12-14
11-1
10-
5
Gray
25c
10-19
10-
5
10-31
10-
5
5%
12-
5
50c
10r
2
75c
10-
1
(Chicago) (quar.)—_—
(Mt. Vernon, N. Y.)—
40c
10-
1
Bank i(Boston)
Bank
Bank
(Baltimore)
75c
National
Bank
First
National
K- 0
55c
First
River,
10-
Bank (N. V.)
(quarJ—
Store's
(quar.)—______
Corp. of America (monthly)
National
Republic
National Bank
First Trenton
Fischer ■&
(N.
Foremost
Dairies,
9-15
10-
1
Corp.
Frankford
Frantz
Mfg.
Fraser
State
Ltd:
10-
1
9-14
1-
9-21
35c
12-
1
11-21
10c
10- 1
9-17
——
(Phila.)
(quar.)
(Charles
A
&
1
10-
class
1
Class A
(quar.)_
;
Fruehaiif Trailer, common
'12^21
«12i30
3-21
2-28
10-
30c
■
4% preferred (quar.—
Furness, Withy, Ltd.—;—
u
•
,
1
-
12-10
10-
30c
12-1
9-17
1
9-10
10- 2
10-
2
9-10
10-
1
9-14
t2y2c
10-
1
9-15
17*/2C
10-1
10-
1
9-21
27V2C
10-
1
8-31
(guar.)
(guar.j-^
56%c
10-
1
1
8-31
10-1
11-
10-10
10-
9-14
10-
9-1
10-15
■9-26
From
Co.
Exchange
Quarterly
Insurance
New
i
9-21
1
10-19
5%
10-
5
9-21
5%
1
10-12
11-16
10-12
$1.25
12*10
11-23
10-
9-10
$1.03
10-
9-10
26c
'
10-15
$1.05
(quar.)
10-
1
1
9-17
10- 1
9-17
10-
$1
:::
10-
15c
9-10
1
9-10
11-30
20c
1
10-
$1.25
$1.08 '/4
11-16
10-
9-20
1
$3
$12%c
12-
1-2-63
10- 1
3
9-15
1
9-15
11-23
10-22
♦10-
$$1
2 Vi %
income
of North
8C
America
Building
10-1
45c
10-15
50c
10-
1
9-17
12c
10-
1
9-14
20c
(quar.)
10-1
9-
4
9-28
(Chicago)—
■1
■
Securities—
(initial-quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph-
common
Inter-County
1
11-
11-
investment
Insurance
10-
12V2c
____
$1.03%
Light—
&
Insurance
10-
9-25
Power
6C
11c
Institutional -Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Income Fund
8-31
RR.—.
Common
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)~
preferred B (quar.)____
'
9-10
.
•
3iy4C
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
$20c
.10-15
9^28
137 VaC
International Bronze Powders Ltd., common
6% participating preferred (quar.)_____:_
International Electronic Research—
Stock dividend
10-
3114c
____;
10-15
9-28
3%
11- I
10-10
'
3-11
2-21
International Flavors
$1.16
10- 1
9-15
International
$1.29
10-
1
9-15
International Milling Co., 4%
5%
10-
1
8-31
International Packings
15c
10-
3
9-21
50C
15C
10-
1
9*
International Shoe
International Silver Co., 7% pfd, (quar.)--.
International Tel. & Tel.
(quar.)_
International Textbook Co.
30c
10-
5
9-17
43 %c
10-
1
.9-12
250
10-15
9-21
75c
40 c
10-11
10- 1
8-31
9-17
$1.20
10- 1
9-17
$1.25
Industries
(quar.)
,
,
(stock
dividend)
Ltd.
Mfg.
(quar.)
Cotton Co., Ltd.
preferred (quar.)—
Hammermill Paper—
4Vb%
preferred (quar.)—.
4V4% preferred (quar.)
Hanes (P. H.) Knitting, common.
1
10-16
U5c
5
9-2$
10-1
9-19
$22y2c
Y.)
(N.
10-
1
15c
10-
1
9-14
11-15
11- 6
—____
t$1.25
4
9-19
10-
9-10
60C
10-
9-20
60c
10-
9-20
$1.25
10-
9-20
'
1
,
9-10
$1.06 %
__________
10-
55c
10-
10-
9-17
pfd.
"
*
Bakeries, common (quar,)_.
$4.80 preferred
(quar.)
Interstate Fire & Casualty Co.
(Blooming■"ton, :in.) (s-a)—
.
8
9-21
10-15
9-14
10-15
25c
9-28
10-15
9-28
Power—
4.36%
54»/ac
Diversified
Investors
A
Services,
com.
27VaC
9-10
9-10
9-21
v
1
9-12
12- 5
11-20
12-
$2
11-20
5
York—
New
A
A ..{stppk
10-
;$2
(quar.)
1
10-15
10c
'
*
Corp, of
Class
Class
10-,->111141
>m'~
(,quar.)__—
Investors Funding
10-
68 %c
preferred (quar.)
5Va% preferred (quar.)__
Interstate Securities Co., common_____
5Vb% preferred (q-uar,)
Class
10-
$1
(quar.)__
Interstate
9-20
25c
(quar.i__
Hanover Shoe (quar.)_____________________
Harbison-Walker Refraettnies—.
\
too
60c
& Fragrances
(quar.)
Harvester Co., com.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)____
(quar.)__
Interstate
$1.12 y2
'P ^ "V':- Jr'-'-'r
-"i
,,
'
'
tA
'<
preferred*;(quar,)_>—_—____.—_
Co.
10-10
c
175c
Industrial Plywood, 6%
preierred (quar.)__
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% preferred (s-a)
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co. Ltd.—
Class A
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Inland Credit, class A (stock dividend)
15c
(quar.)—
Hanovei- Insurance
8-31
11-
58%
(quar.)
Industria Electrica De Mexico S.A.—
American
shares
20c
.
5c
,
11-15
10-10
*,
37V2C
Mining,
5%
10-10
preferred
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water, 5% preferred
4y4% preferred
(quar.);
8-31
10-
t25c
10%
Western
10-10
1111-
51c
4.20%
9-21
$1.06 y4
___—
Co., 4.64% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
&
i
9- 4
1
12-
preferred
5-31
-
1
10-17
$1
$0,138
9-15
I
t$1.50
5%
9-28
6-21
$15c
(quar.)__:
I
llr
Hahn
9-18
'
10*
75c
(quar.);—^
Gustin-Bacon
•
9-21
10-
9-20
Hamilton
10-10
U5c
9-14
20c
9-15
11-23
'$15C
9-10
1
10-15
$1.75
9-29
10-29
15c
,
1
10-
50c
U5c
Dunlap, .Inc.
(quar.)
Insurance (quar.)__
Gunnar
9-19
1
10-1
._
10-
20 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brass, Ltd., common (quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)__:
Hamilton Cosco (quar.)——
10c
(quar. )i
A
___.
Gulf
1
20c
Co.,
93 %c
(quar.)
of
Ohio
11-
52>/ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
9-24
*9-10
1
10-10
53 %C
55 Vic
Common
10-10
10-15
10-
37V2c
Power
5.16%
10-31
30c
9-17'
30c
<quar.)_—
J50C
-
&
>
4
1
(quar.)
Properties, class A (monthly)
Incorporated Income Fund—
;
Indiana & Michigan Electric—
4Vj%
preferred (quar.)
:
4.12% preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)__
Cooperage, class A (guar.)—
preferred
Gulf
■
9-17
10-
.10-15
$.703
1
Mines, Ltd; ADRS—
B.)
1
10-
10c
-
27»/2c
'50c
Company (quar.)
Fritb-Lay, Inc. (increased quar.)—____—
Class
10-
56V4c
:
—
•
;o- 2
56 V*C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lines
Mobile
$5
9-14 -
1
10-
Fresnillo
Frost
$5
10-
•
&
Life
Gulf
75C
-
(quar.)
Geduld
v
9-17
1
Stock, dividend
•
9-27
1
*
Grosset
9-27
1
10-
preferred
.Gulf
$1.05
:
'(quar.) J
Cos.,
Free
•
9-27
10-
1
11-
•
5% convertible preferred (quar.)__
/
9-14
$1.18%
common
Co.
2
1
10-
40c
common
conunon
preferred
9-14
10-
20c
1
9-
11-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.
10-
Income
.:Griesedieck--'C6.,;:ifomBipn^-iL_^_-r__,rwIilr-;..
i
9-17
10-1
10-
22&C
—
(quar.)J
Trust
•
Corp.,
Grief Bros.
9-20
1
18c
(quar.)
4%%
preferred 1955 series (quar.)
Fort Worth Transit (quar.).—
Fram
4.20%
4.26%
9-12
(quar..)
preferred
Greyhound
9-28
1
10-
5c
:_—
—
(quar.)__'
11-
9-21
9-12
(quar.)_-_
Power (quar.)
Industries, Ltd
1
4Vi %
4
$1.25
preferred
(quar.) ____-.——
& Wallace, class A
(quar.)
B
9- 7
10-
10-15
50c
10- 5
Mountain
4V4%
8
9-
10-19
-
Class
10-
10-
conv.
Forbes
1
1
28c
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Food Fair Stores, common
1
(Houston)—
Co.
10-19
30c
10-20
preferred
$1.50
9-17
1
11-
10-
9C
common^-—
4%%
$4^20
10-
■-
Assurance
Greening
Greenwich Gas Co., common
9-14
.
50c
'
$1.12
7%
9-28
1
12 Vbc
(quar.)
J.)
5%
Utilities,
Public
h-t
75c
____—________
Florida
1
Life
10-29
57y2c
4.70% preferred (quar.)
i.__.
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada) (quar.)__
Ltd. (quar.)
Insurance
10-15
(quar.)
9-28
J
West
preferred
(quar.)
Central RR. (quar.)
10-15
(quar.)______
Y.)
10-15
25C
1
—
Life
Great Western Sugar,
4
9-14
50c
preferred (quar.)——
Fisher Foods. Inc., $6 preferred (quar. )____
Florida
Metal Supply
Porter,
.9-
Great
•
J.)—
N.
15c
First
Southern
Greyhound
City
First?
9-26
10-
15c
(N.
Quarterly
(Portland, Ore.)
(Toms
10-10
$1.50
Northern Ry.
Green
Quarterly
First National Bank Oregon
Insurance
Great Lakes Paper Co.,
9-13
National
American
1
1
v
12'/a c
pfd. (quar.)
9-14
1111-
;
Co.—
5%
common
1
$1
10-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
:—^___
Drug
Great
10-17
.
(quar.I—
(quar.)_——
National
Co.,
Great
div.)—
9-28
National
T.)
Breaker
Illinois Power Co., common
4.08% preferred (qv^ar.)
10-10
t!3c
(quar,)
(quar.)
preferred
Stores
Great
10-25
First
(W.
4.60%
Illinois
4
8c
50c
;_
Grhiftd Union Co., 4Vi%
5
10c
First
9-12
25c
(quar.)
A (monthly)
(quar.)_
Mfg. (quar.)
;
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)—
4%
preferred (quar.)_____
2%
First
9-
1
Circuit
I-T-E
.
Goodman
56%c
:—:—_
Gorp.- (stk.
Bank
1
10-
(Phila.)
class
Goldblatt Bros. Inc.
9-28
10-15
-
12VbC
Stock dividend
Nationaf
Co.
Insurance
Corp.,
10-
10-
$1.25
-_i—
preferred (quar.)
Hyster Company, class A
9-14
Payable of Rec.
25c
9-15
1
Share
(quar.)
common
5%
9-15
1
10-
25c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Co.
;
Gold,& Stock Telegraph
5
First Connecticut Small Business Investments
First
Falls
1
10-
60c
&
10-
20c
25c
$1.15
(quar.)'
Stock dividend
10-11
37% c
A
Fmancial
9-15
Envelopes. Ltd., class A_„
Security Systems—
(Five-for-four split)
Gluckin (William)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
9-28
10-15
$1.25
-
->■—:—
(quar.)™
Firestone Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Charter
9-15
1
of Company
Hygrade Food Products,
4%
preferred (quar.)
•
Globe
(quar.)___-_
corn.
—•
1
10-
Globe
Corp.—-
Corp.,
dividend
10-
Glidden Company
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co., (quar..)___^_
Corp of America (quar.)
prefen-ed
$1.24
$1.23
Quarterly
Gladding McBean
9
10-
Financial
First
.
9-11
15c
General
9-15
preferred
10-15
—
Finance
1
Portland Cement
(quar.)
Gibson Greeting Cards (quar.)
Girard Trust Corn Exchange Bank
10-
____
Stock
9-15
10-
10-
Giant
28c
Stock dividend
:
5Vt%> prior preferred
(quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Federal Tool & Manufacturing (quar.)——_
Federated Department Stores
(quar.)
Federation Rank & Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.) —
$2.25
1-
10-24
$4.60
Name
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
30c
(quar.)
Financial
1
10-
Sharp,
(quar.)
(quar.)
$7.50
_____
(monthly)
Assn.
—
Common
10-
15c
(Syracuse)
Insurance
Mortgage
Services
Federal
$4.92
25c
(quar.)
National
$4.96
9-18
10-
(quar.)__—
Farmers & Traders Jbife
Federal
8-24
10-
~
Faultless
1
2
25c
Company
Georgia Power, $5 pfd.
10-
62V2C
—
Name of
8-24
321/2C
junior preferred (quar.)
Brewing (quar.).
Family Circle Associates, class A
Family Finance Corp. (increased)
5%
Falstaff
Family Record" Plan
1
10-
15c
(quar.)_—_______——___
Foods, Co., common (quar.)
Corp.
Fairmont
10-
100%
—■—
—
Payable of Rec
40c
_—;
15c
10-10
10-
4%
10-15
10- 1
?p
7y2c
10-10
10-
1
10-10
10-
l
$1.50
10-15
1
.
Gannett
Company, Ihc., class-B pfd.
Gatf* City Steel (Omaha)—
7%
preferred B
Gatineau
5%
.•
preferred
General
(quar.).
Power -Co..
General
10-
-9-14
Box
General
Corp.,
preferred
10-1
9-
5
2c
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-26
10c
common
-__
10-
.C, SI
(quar.)
1
9-26
General Contract Finance—
5Vfe% fpreferred
General
(quar.)
Electric. Co.
(quar.)
$5
Motors
General
$4.75
12-14
»
10-26
9-10
:
-
-
$1.25
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-
(quar.)
12-15
$1.1875
—
General
5%
Steel
Wares
preferred
(quar.)—
11-30
30c
-
10r
1
9-10
17c
:_
(quar.)
Ltd.—
10-
5
9-20
l$1.25
1
10-10
20c
(quar.)
Co. of California—
11-
10-
1
9-15
.—
preferred
(quar.)—
General
preferred
3.*65%
10-25
General
$2.40
Helme
31 %c
^
$4.25
General
$2.16
10-25
1
9-14
preferred
9-
1
5
9-15
1
preferred
preferred
4:25%
preferred
5.28%
preferred
4.-36"%
$4.50
B
9-10
Holt
Renfrew &
10-
9-10
IIoH
Rinehart
25V2C
10-
9-10
10-
9-10
10-
1
9-15
,
preferred C
59%c
^
53Vbc
•
66c
54y2c
3%
Genuine
Genungs,
Parts
Inc.
8-22
10-
1
8-22
10-
1
8-22
10-
1
10-1
1111-
1
11-
1
10-15
r
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-
1
9-20
$1.50
id-
1
10-31
10-11
) 87Vic
10-31
(N.
Co.
10-31
10-11
$1.12V2
10-31
10-11
7Vic
10-
1
9-17
7 Vic
10-
1
9-17
13 Vic
10-
1
9-
17 Vic
10-
1
9-14
8
35c
11-
1
10-15
1
11-15
Finance
Corp.,
Quarterly
Trust Co.
Hudson
10-
1„,
9-14
10-15
11-30
1
9-28
1
9-28
10-15
1-
2-
4
1
9-
1
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
32V2c
10-15
:—
City,
N.
25c
10-
1
9-28
6.40%
Huron
&
pref.
Erie
10-
1
Mortgage
—*
9-18
10-
1
Refrigerator Co.
(quar.)——
(quar.)—_____—
10-15
1
9-14
2
9-14
11-
1
10-
1
9-17
93%c
40c
93%c
10c
$3c
$ 15c
$13%c
7Vac
11-
1
10-18
12-26
12-12
—
10-10
'
2-
1
1-18
11-
1
10-15
12-14
11-30
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
$1.25
25c
10-
q-
Grand
10-
1
9-15
95c
Rapids
12-
1
11-14
$1
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12'A
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
1
10-29
7
10-11
10-15
9-15
RR.
„
,
,
•
-
—
Gas
1
$5
(quar.)
preferred
Kavanau
Corp.
Gas,
com.
Kellogg
,3%%
3V2%
10-
1
9-14
Kendall
1
9-14
Kendall
25c
11-
1
10-15
12-28
12-13
k,
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
38%c
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
>26c
—
(monthly)—
\
10-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
9-15
10-
1
9-15
8c
8c
9-10
1
10-10
1
11-
100
10-
1
8"Vac
(quar.)—
1
10-
1
Co.
(Delaware)
10c
(quar.)_
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)___
87y2c
——_—
4Qp
$1.12Va
35c
Kentucky Central Life Ac Accident Insurance
Extra
1
11-
9
—
Refining
Common
10-
12-
—
Company—
Co.,
9-28
,
_
$1.12V2
$1.07
$1.08
(quar.)_
Kelly Girl Serylce_______—
10-
11-14
$1.12%
$1.25
.
.preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes
$1.62 */2
'
V
'
Monthly
—
10-15'
50c
%
Natural
1
'■%;
Ac Electric
Kansas-Nebraska
12-
t
—__
,
9-15
140c
$1.25
&
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4 35%
preferred
(quar.)____
j'■
4*>j%
preferred (quar.)—
Kansas City Southern Ry.—
4% preferred (quar.)
—
9-15
10-15
(quar.)
1st pfd.
Huttlg Sash & Door Co.
5%
preferred (quar.)_
.-
1010-
—
4.20 %
9-21
120c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Husky Oil Co., 6V2%
Hussman
A
Allegan
Kayser-Roth Corp.
10-15..
$1.25
$1.75
—
—
Monthly
J.)—
8c
5
Semi-annual
9-28
•
5
9-
pfd. (quar.)
Kansas
9-28
•
9-
$2.30
Laughlin Steel, 5%
Manufacturing Co
Kalamazoo
(Jersey City)
Groceries "(quar.).:—:—
class
Joy
9-28
10-15
110c
Hughes-Owens,
3%%
preferred
(quar.)—__—.——
Jiffy Steak
Co.
(initial)-;
Jockey Club, Ltd., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)__
5Va% preferred (quar.)
Johnny-On-The-Spot Central (quar.)
Jonathan Loeran. See Logan (Jonathon)
1
10-15
9-
1
1
(quar.)
_______
10-
10-15
5
1
10-
lVa%
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
>2-28
«
10-
10-
$1
preierred (quar.)
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)——
Kansas Power- Ac Light Co.,
com.
4Vb%
preierred (quar.)
5%
preierred (quar.)
10-
$1
5
40c
1
11-
5
9-
(quar.)
11-
10-
$1.10
preferred
Jones &
5
9-
1
(quar.)
common
Common
preferred
Kansas
25c
*
—.——i—
3%%
9-
1
10-
& Light—
1
tl2V2C
(quar.)
preferred
7%
1
10-
iVt%
;■
(quar.)
11-
15-
93 %c
common
4%
Co.,
Power
10-
$1.75
1%%
1V4 %
(N. Y.)—
11-15
55c
20c
Wholesale
9-15
1
10-
11-
9-21
$20c
(quar.)_—
4%
10-25
.<11-
9-21
1
common
City Power Ac Light—
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
12-21
10%
—
Ltd.,
10-31
11-20
1
10-
1
1
Glass
Jewel Tea,
9-27
11-
A
Quarterly
Hudson
3-
4-
4
56V4C
:
(Union
1
10-
2V2c
preferred
Huason
2-
11-
r
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
County National. Bank
3%%
12-31
35c
(quar.)—_—
Jeannette
9-12
37V2C
Y.-)
Service,
Telephone Corp.
1st preferred (quar.)
Jersey Central
10-23
37V2C
10-11
$1.25
40c
10-
120c
X_
5%
1
7
11-
12V2C
Public
Jamestown
9-28
—
9-20
>
.
Household
•A4.40%
16-15
1
$1.25
$2.25
4%
9-25
9-
43 %c
(increased-quar.)
Industries,^ common
preferred (quar.)
8-22
10-
10-
25c
(quar.)
Land Corp.
(stock dividend).
(Frank W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Horner
8-22
*
20c
(quar.)
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
$1.27 y2
;_.r
(quar.)
Brewing, class A
Class B (quar.)
55c
10-25
10-10
9-12
(quar.)
Houdaiile.
.
^
Ltd.
Winston
:
Insurance
Horizon
-
25c
25c
145c
9-14
$1.12 y2
1
12'/2c
10-
Jamaica
4
10-
*.
10-
Home
9-
10-
10c
27V2c
.-
1
$.04166 4-11-63
10-
$1.50
cumul. preference series D
12-
9-15
37 Vac
common
(quar.)—.
cumul. preference series E
30c
common
Extra.
I
preferred
6%
56%c
—
—
(quar.).
(quar.)
Co.
10-
5%
10-
Ltd.'
&
10-15
(Richard D.)
Island Creek
Coal,
5%
40c
U
36 %c
1
5
10c
Irwin
9-14
32V2c
(quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Holmes (D. H.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Sugar,
10-
(stock dividend)
Inc.
(s-a)
.9-21
10-25
30c
28c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Genesee
Light
10-19
Steel & Iron
2
10-
9iy4c
(quar.)
Co.
(initial)——
Daucb,
&
4
3%
Irvington
1
3-11-63
Electric
9-
10-
$.04166
Hinde
1
(New
10-
15c
(monthly.)—
Hicks-Ponder
10-
Trust
cumul. preference series B (quar.)
cumul. preference series C (quar.)__—
25c
A; ^(monthly)
9-15
9-15
40c
Irving
cumul. preference (quar.)
_—
Corp.;. (quar.)_—
9-15
i
7%
1-10-63
1
10-
7%
2-11-63
1
$1.20
(quar.)
York)
(quar.
5
5
$.04166
10-
9-15
1
5
$.04166
10-
10-12
1
10-
(monthly).
(monthly)—i
Inc.
2
10-
10-15
(monthly)
Heublein,
11-
10-
5
1
A
45c
82>/aC
$1.08%
10-
12-
Class
r:1
9-14
(quar.)
10-
—
9-14
>
(quar.)
preferred
4.80% 'preferred
\
10-
.
1
1
Commpn
(quar.)
3.30%
preferred
10-15
quar.)
9-14
1010-
4.35%
10-15
5C
1
60c
.
10-15
$$1.43.% ;
9-28
53 %c
28%C
(quar.)
10-
50c
.___
:
25c
12-10
710- 1
Holly
—_—
(jncreased-q.uar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—:
Iowa Power & Light—
4.80%.
4.30%
27y2c
2iy4c
pfd.
,
Light & Power—
Common
$6
$.04166
A
Southwest—
7
1
A
Southeast—
$5 preferred
preferred A
9-20
11-
Class
Hilo
,
preferred
9-
1
11-10
52c
Waterworks, common (stk. div.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
^___
5.10%
preferred (quar.)
1-—
$3.50
1
10-
$.04166
Class
General
$5
10-
40c
(quar.)
4
(monthly)
A
Class
1
(quar.)
$? 2nd preferred (quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.)
:
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
9-12
1
31J/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-
1
A
Class
*
4.75%
1
10-
10-
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
50c
10-10
9-15
9-15
Electric
1
27Vbc
—
preferred (quar.)_______—_________
Packers, 6% preferred--
Iowa
9-26
$.04166
1
1
10-
Galion Products—
1,
10-
1
11-
'
Beef
9-14
1
10-29
(increased)
preferred A (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Herman & Appley—
Class A
(monthly)
10-
9-15
6%
Iowa
2
3
9-28
1V2 %
—
(quar.)
common
37Vic
Geiieral Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—*
$4.50 prefen*ed (quar.)
^
_;____
Telephone <fc Electronics—
preferred
Co.,
J.)
10-
General
4.40%
10-
10-
10-
10c
dividend)
Co.
60c
^
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
10-16
35c
55c
5.60%
1
(quar.)
33 %C
>
the
11-
10c
7%
Class
of Pennsylvania—
Telephone Co. of
preferred (quar.)
preferred
10-
35c
5Vs%
5.10%
10-
34%c
•__
preferred
General
11-15
50c
W.) Co., common (quar.)
7%
preferred i (quar.)
Heppenstall Co., 4%% preferred (quar.)
Hertz
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
10-
Ohio—
(quar.)
General- Telephone Co.
of the
5:80%
preferred (quar.)—
$2.20
10-25
11-15
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
preferred (quar.)
.-
Telephone Go. of
preferred (quar.)
10-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
(George
Hercules
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Missouri—
6%
preferred A
(quar.)
___,
$1.40
11-15
25c
$1.35
General
F.)
9-14
9-18
10c
preferred (quar.)
Rubinstein, Inc. (quar.)—
Helena
10-25
59 %C
(quar.)
1
10-15
——
(H.
11-15
(quar.) ______;
Co. of Iowa—
preferred
5V2%
Heinz
.11-15
Illinois—
of
•
33c
62Vzc
Telephone
1
10-
dividend)
Vy Class• sB?£4^4444:
Electric—
32V2C
iquar.)
Telephone Co.
$2,375
General
10-
25c
$1.50
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)—.
Hawker Siddeley Canada, 5%%
Hawlpy Products —4—
Haydock Fund
Hayes Industries
(quar.)_
__•_
preferred (quar )
__^
$1.00 preferred (quar.)
:
:
Geiieral Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred
t $0.3594
—
Ipsurance
Gas
:___
.
$1.25
$2.50
9-14
.
9-14
1
*
preferred (quar.)
^
General Telephone 00. of Florida—
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1.30
Fire
Extra
General Telephone
5%
1
10-
(quar.)
Hartford National Bank & Trust
(E.
10-
t8c
5%
'
General Railway Signal
General Shale Products
-,$1.62
4 Vi %
Equipment—
preferred
Hartfifild
(quar.)__
Stores'(stock
Haverhill
8
*
.
2%
Corp.
Hauserman
8
93 %C
.
—
Hartford
5
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Precision
dividend
Stock
Harsco
v
-
pref, (quar.)____—i—
\ HarrisrTeeter Super Markets
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
;
:$L50;:;^i9-i9^v:ao^$;
—
Harnischfeger Corp., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Harper (H. M.) Co. (quar.)
Hawaiian
$1.25
preferred
$3.75
9-21
10-1
5%
9-
10-25
50c*1
'Generai Financial Corp. (stock dividend)—
General Mills, 5%
preferred (quar.)
General
10- 1
271/2c
_______
.
9-7
'50c
(quar.)__
(quar,)____—
Cable
v4% %
.
i-
9-14
1010-1
10c
(quar.)—
(Texas)
(quar.)——
6 Vb % preference A (quar.)
Harding Carpets, Ltd., common__
•
8-31
10-
$1.12 V2
Bancshares
General'
4%
Oil
8-31
1
10c
_
;
;
9-15
10-
$45c
___:—
common
(quar.)__
General American
;
■
t$1.25
(quar.)_.
Investors,
$4.50'preferred
16-1
35c
1—
(quar.)
American
*
preferred
6%
9-14
Hardee Farms International—
—
common
-10<1'
-$1.50
(quar.)
1-
2
9-14
O-IR
12-15
10-15
9-14
10- 1
9-14
10- I
9-15
1
9-20
10-
12-15
12- 3
12-15
12-
—
10c
3
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1390)
Per
Name
5%
(s-a)
preferred
—
--
1-15
1-
8
4-15
4-
8
1-15
1-
8
20c
Growth
Keystone
income
of
15c
tribution
of
1
•
Quarterly
Koppers Co.,
4%
Kratter
La
10-15
10-26
9-14
10-24
Massachusetts
10-15
10-
9-30
1
9-
Matthessen
7
Hegeler Zinc
11-
5
10-19
10-
1
(stock
1
9-14
Max Factor
8-27
9-
7
National
1
9-
7
Clas
10-26
50c
10-1
9-
$1
10-1
9c
dividend)
Mays
'
,
10-1
9-
W.)
(J.
Inc.
4.75%
11-1
10-
6%
5
^
1
preferred
McDonnell
10-10
10-
Trucking
10-1
10-
9-
26Vic
10-1
1
Johnson
Medusa
Mercantile
7
&
Co.
(Brooklyn,
2.92%
Investment
(incr. quar.))
11-
12-31
t37c
12-17
10-
Landis
Machine
9-19
9-22
10- 1
9-22
10-
1
9-22
3.85%
10-15
9-26
3.90%
4.35%
preferred
10-31
10-10
$26tec
10-31
10-10
8c
10-16
9-17
25c
10c
$31V4c
.__
-
preferred (quar.)
Parfums, Inc.
(quar.)
Laurentide Financial, Ltd.—
6'/4% preferred (quar.)
5te% preferred (quar.)
Lazard Fund,
Leath
&
Inc.
(from net invest, inc.)-.
(quar.)-—!—-i—,—------—35c
Co.
Lehigh Press
(initial quar.)
Corp.____i.-_
Lehman
10-
17c
'•
-
Lestoil
Products,
class
A
Liberty
Real
Estate
10-5
9-15
10-19
9-28
14.90%
10- 1
10-
1
9-
7
$1.37te
10-1
9-
7
■-
Trust
Myers Tobacco,
1
10-
1
10-
1
10-15
9-29
10-
9-13
1
9-20
Midwest
1
$1.10
(quar.)
Stock
11-16
$1.10
3-10
Midwest
Stock
(quar.)
50c
12-10
Stock
(quar.)
50c
Stock
11-16
Special
Livingston Oil
(stock
Co.
Groceterias,
$1.60 1st pref. B
Local
Finance
Loeb
Logan
preferred
Ltd.
(Jonathan),
Londontown
class
A
E
Long
Trust
Co.
Rubber
(N.
(stock
Gas
&
preferred
Lower
St.
Electric,
common
10-
1
1
9-10
10-
1
Lawrence
Power
Co.,
Ltd.
10-
1
10-
1
1
10-
1
10-10
9-27
10-15
9-28
10-15
10-
$25c
10-15
9-15 i
11-
10-
1
9-17
■;! 11-30
convertible
Videotronics,
Class
voting
class
preferred
A
(quar.)
B
MacAndrews
&
Forbes
(E.
Trucks,
F.)
Inc.,
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Public
Service, common
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
(quar.)
Mallory
Malone
(P.
&
Managed
R.)
&
Electric
5%
10-15
7
10-20
10-31
1
10-
1
17 tec
10-29
53 tec
10-
1
62 tec
11-
1
pfd.
(quar.)
10-15
preference
Corp.,
Corp.
Co.
Hanover
Ltd.,
B
6%
(quar.)
Trust
common
Corp.
Mount
10-31
9-28
10-
9-21
1
10-17
10-
3
50c
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-14
$$1.37 te
(quar.)
$1.50
10-
1
9-14
10-31
10-12
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone
Co.,
Common
(quar.)'
7% preferred B (quar.)
6%
Z
I__
1
10-15
25c
10-8
10-
10-1
10-1
10-
1
10-15
10-
1*!
10-
1
10-
10-
10-
10-
1010-15
1
1
■
10-
1
1
-
t25c
10-1
$1.75
•10-
10-1
10- 1
-$1
"
10-15
.
•-
15c
10-
1
1
9-14
10-
1
25c
10-12
6c
9-19
11-30
9-28
1
9-28
11-
9
Telephone
&
(s-a)
2c
11-30
11-
9
$3.50
12-20
12-
3
22 tec
States
preferred
<stock
10-15
C.)
Co.
2%
(stock
dividend)
"!
Inc.,
preferred
Fabric
9-20
Nation-Wide
National
National
&
4%
on
Trust
subject
Jan.
to
1
9-20
1
9-14
National
10-15
9-20
$17 tec
10-15
9-20
Blank
Book
National
Cash
National
Welding Machine—
(Increased-quar.)
;
.
•
•
12-15
10-
1
9-12
10-15
9-28
12 tec
12-
10-22
10-
1
8
10-
1
9-21
38c
11-
1
9-21
11-
1
9-21
$1.37 te
11-
1
9-21
(quar.)
$1.06 te
10-15
9-21
$1.13
(quar.)
10-15
9-21
$1.06
10-15
9-21
44c
.
Co.; (N. Y.)
37 tec
(quar.)
10-
1
8-24
11-16
11-
1
$1.37 te
10-
$1.45
10-
$1.40
10-
9-14
40c
I-
12-14
$1.25
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
common
Ry.
9-21
10-
9-21
$1.06
(quar.)
Power
9-14
$1.12 te
10-
9-21
KY\ 55c
(quar.)
Power,
9-14
6c
10-31
10-10
1
9-21
10-25
9-29
10-20
9-28
90c
10-15
9-28
$1.02
Co.
(quar.)
I5GC
32c
common
10-15
9-28
.
10-
(Minn.)—
(quar.)
$1.02 te
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02te
10-15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.04
10-15
9-28
t4tec
10-15
9-28
1
9-14
Telephone,
series
A
series
B
Ltd.,
common
Nova
9-28
>
9-28
(quar.)
+27 tec
preference
(quar.)
$27 tec
10-
1
9-14
75c
10-
1
9-10
25c
10-
1
Co.
Truck
(quar.)
10-15
preference
Trust
Norwalk
(Chicago)
Lines,
class
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
-
A;
10c:
B
Scotia Light & Power
Norzema
Chemical,
B
Co. Ltd.
10-
9-21.
10-15
$20c
1010-
10-
1
20c
(quar.)
common.
common
O'Sullivan
1
1
9-
/
5
Extra
Ohio
4.44%
4.40%
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
Gas
Colony
Old
Life
Loan
Ontario
Steel
9-24
7%
9-29
10-15
9-29
10-10
9-14
10-10
9-14
A
10-15
9-28
3-
1
12-14
10-15
9-14
12-15
Insurance
9-14
10-31
10-16
10-15
9-28
10-19
1
9-21
10-26
10-12
33c
,
10-
10-26
10-12
II-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
—7c
11-
1
t25c
10-
1
9-14
$12c
11-15
10-15
/10c
&
1%
Debenture--
common
(quar.)__—
$12c
/_____——
(quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
9-28
75c
(Chicago)—
Fund_____
Products,
9-14
10-10
33c
.___—__—-
Street
9-14
•-.
10-30
/
.
iv
—
(quar.)
Oregon Portland Cement
—!
Originals, Inc.
(quar.)___
—
Oshawa Wholesale Ltd., class A
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (Del.)—
Quarterly
Owens-Illinois Glass, 4%
preferred
(quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., common
(quar.)—
^
$$1.75
20c
10-
2
11-15
10-15
11-15
10-15
1
9-14
10-
10-
1
•
$1
$1.19
20c
12tec
$15c
25c
$1
30c
9-17
10-
1
9-17
10-
1
9-15
10-30
10-16
3
11-
1
10-25
10-
5
12-
10-
1
9-11
:
10-15
10-
1
11-15
10-15
1
1
(quar.)
preferred'(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
4.75%
9-14
10-
(quar.)
Opelika
Extra
1
10-
dividend
Ontario
9-20
(Boston)
Co,
class
Corp.,
(quar.)
William
1
7
10-
32c
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Insurance
Republic
Quarterly
1
7
9-
$1.06
com.
(quar.)
National
10-15
9-
1
20c
Electric,
preferred
Old
One
1
10-
$1.10
(quar.)
&
preferred
Class B
10-
97 tec
(quar.)
preferred
4.24%
9-21
Co.—
preferred
Oklahoma
4%
:
9-13
1
$1.11
(quar.)
1
10-
$40c
(quar.)
10-
25c
t50c
preferred
5%
;_
Edison
9-13
20c
Rubber,
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.
10-
20c
(quar.)
10c
50c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10-
30c
(quar.)
Electric
7
(quar.)
9-20
37 tec
Register
Pacific
States
9-
preferred
9-10
Y.)—
National Biscuit Co
10-
10-11^
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
40c
10-
9-15
11-
Gas—
Plastics
1
3-14
N.
10-
(quar.)
Quebec
10-
8
(Norwich,
10-
15c
(quar.)__
10-
stock¬
Common
J15c
(quar.)
100%
2c
(quar.)
of
approval
Bank
1
(Tulsa) —
dividend
holders
12-
2c
Check
Bank
stock
12-20
10c
;
;
9-18
$1.25
preferred
37 tec
(quar.)
10-15
10-
Service—
Telephone,
Northern
9-14
11-
20c
(quar.)—
preferred
10c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Extra
Ohio
preferred
25c
preferred (quar.)
Ohio Mfg.
(quar.)
System
9-13
1
(quar.)
preferred
75c
prior
3
10-
93 tec
preferred
25c
—
9-14
10-
(quar.)__
Natural
Stock
common
1
(quar.)
preferred
Old
Telegraph-
dividend)
9-
10-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
9-14
10-
10-
~
9-
1
(quar.)__
Northwestern States Portland Cement
%
10-15
;
1
10-
10c
(quar.)
Insurance
5te%
9-17
'
6 tec
(quar.)
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Class
$1
A
9-
9-14
$1.75
class
8-31
1
30c
common
Public
preferred
preferred
5te%
8-31
62 tec
1
10-
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
8-31
t$1.75
10-
15c
Gas,
preferred
Northern
8-31
1
50c
:
.
$4.16
9-14
+
(quar.)
$4.11
9-14
10-
10-10
$4.10
9-17
59 tec
12-20
$3.60
9-17
10-
20c
1
(quar.)
10-
tl5c
9-10
3%
•:
$4.08
9-17
$1.75
9-10
1
Common
8-31
25c
1
10-
Co
Illinois
Northern
8-31
(quar.)
Penn Gas
Northern
8-31
10-
10-
(quar.)
Refractories
Northern
9-30
35c
$1.12 te
Co.
4te%
9-30
10-
9-10
$1.12 te
4te%
9-18
no©
t$1.12te
RR.
Aviation
5%
9-18
10-
1
$1.12 y2
5.60%
9-19
27 tec
9-10
10-
93 tec
5.80%
9-19°
97 tec
(quar.)
1
$1.91 te
'
American
Northern
9-19
10-
10-
$1.09
American
5 te %
9-14
60c
1
$1
$1.18%
American
4.40%
9-28
30c
10-
:
Western
Northern
9-15
1
10-15
—
^
Ry., 6% pfd.
Acceptance Corp.
Northern
7
$1.10
1
1
10-
.;
preferred
File
&
4te%
9-15
1
10-
(quar.)
New York Trap Rock 4quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., common (quar.)_
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Niagara Frontier Transit System
(quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving Ltd. (quar.)
4 te %
9-14
9-
1
,
prior
4.22%
9-24
10-
10-15
10-
Times—
5.50%
'
$1.15
i-W-
(quar.)
common
Lcuis
State Electric & Gas
York
5%
9-24
1
1
Public Service—
Northern Indiana
9-25
10-15
10-
of
(quar.)
York
North
9-18
10-15
J.)—
(quar.)
York, Chicago & St.
Northern
9-18
10-
Co.
North American Van Lines
9-2P
10-15
a
10-1
North
1 9-21
1
9-27
25c
Ltd.—
10-16
62 tec
(quar.)_
;
7%
9-24
10-
North
9-5
10-10
12 tec
quar.)
Mills,
1
(quar.)
North
19-5
10-
—_
1
A
Narrow
A
1
10-
10-10
(G.
Mutual
10•
N.
dividend
■
10-24
$22 tec
:_
25c
56>/4C
ryfr.O rly-:V,
Water
Orleans
Norfolk
10- 1
7 tec
50c
(quar.).
r
10-5
20C
$1.17 te
(quar.)
9-28
10-
65c
4%%
preferred (quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
New York Auction Co.— *
Film Laboratories—
Murray
1
9-28
9-14
10-30
Finance,
6%
10-11
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2c
$1.75
10-31
1
30c
(quar.)—
Industries,
9-28
5
62 tec
(quar.)-————
preferred;. (quar.)_—
Nicholson
9-20
10-
-
9-20
1
10-10
Murphy
-
6c
1
10-
5c
Vernon
Class
9-17
9-21
10-
$1.25
Quarterly
9-14
'
75c
(quar.)
Nut
:
MOvieku
'9w. 7 w
7c
Inc.
Mountain
10-11
"9-24
(quar.)
Diablo
Extra
7
$12 tec
I
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Marine Midland
Motorola,
10-10
10-
l'f'i
—
(initial
Murphy
10c
(B.)
Farts
Mount
9-14
.
3
10-
Products
Foods
Safe
Motor
10-17
10-
9-
10-
:
"
9-29
1
Inc.—
Maple Leaf Mills,
Mosler
9-28
Shares
Manischewitz
Marine
9-
25c
plus
Manufacturers
Maremont
1
59 %c
(accum.)
5te%
10-
Electro
Morton
9-17
10-
$$1.25
(lc from investment in¬
5c from capital gains)—
Paper Shares (from investment income).
Manchester Gas. 7% preferred
come
;
1
15c
Hyde
Funds,
10-
25c
(quar.)
Morse
9-28
9-28
&
9-28
5
10-
preferred
5te%
9-28
$1.37 te
17 tec
—
Screw
5
10-
26c
Jersey Power & Light—
New
9-28
10-22
.
common
(quar.)
10-
31 tec
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
4 te %
preferred (quar.)
9-1
10-15
>.v 7i/2C
Works
(reduced)
Forging, common (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)—_r__^
Morrow
1
$1.07te
( quar.)
preferred
10-
8c
...
——-
Corp.,: Ltd., common
preference A .(quar.)
7%
9-28
10-15
10-15
7 tec
(quar.)
Co.,
10-15
55c
Specialties (quar.)
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works—
preferred
9-20
9-28
65 tec
Majestic
4'A%
1
10-15
5C
Macy (R. H.) & Co.
Mading Drug Stores
Madison Square Garden Corp.—
60c
preferred
(quar.)
Magnin
(Joseph)
Co.
(quar.»
Mailman, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
Maine
•
40c
(quar.)
5te%
10-
$.001
;
MacDonald
37 tec
10c
(quar.)
$1.25
Locomotive
B
9-14
31 tec
3.75%
10-16
75C
Morgan Engineering Co.—
$2.50
prior pfd.
(quar.)
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
Morris (Philip) Inc. (See
Philip Morris, Inc.)
Morrison Cafeterias
Consolidated, common
Inc.—
$1.50
10-31
$1.22 te
preference
1
——
pfd.
New
9-20
56 tec
(quar.)
7%
10-
(quar.)
New
10-16
(quar.)
preferred
7%
*
9-17
12-27
$1.50
7te%
1
Moore
"•
10-20
10-
'
1
1
10-
Haven
Stock
10-12
10-31
Drop
4%%
1
5%
(quar.)
A
11-
2 tec
.
preferred
Class
9-14
1
(Fort
(quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
9-28
$70c
32 tec
I"
(quar.)
(quar.).
Moore
9-25
ISC
preferred
Montreal
10-10
27 tec
:
4.70%
9-10
20c
V
10-16
15c
(quar.)
4.50%
9-10
11-1
13c
4 te %
9-19
10-
$25c
-
preferred
preferred
15c :'■•+
,
(quar.)__
Bank
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Hampshire
4.05%
10-5
27 tec
Knitting Co., Ltd., common
preference (quar.)
Montana-Dakota
Utilities, common
(quar.)
12-15
9c
11-1
Monarch
1
55c
(s-a)_
4.90%
9-14
12-30
10-
com.
Light— '
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service, common
Gas
9-14
9-28
preferred
New
Neb.)—
Insurance
4.60%
9-14
1
income
(initial)_
preferred
4%
7
(quar.)
Power,
10-
10-11
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
<
England Power, 6%
New
7
preferred
Mobile
9-10
10-15
31 tec
.
$3.90
9-10
10-
20 tec
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
National
Jersey Natural Gas,
6% preferred (s-a)_—
7
9-
Yards
New
7
15c
Missouri Power &
4.30% preferred
s
9-10
$1.75
Typograph, common.
1
$6 preferred (quar.)
Lytton Financial (stock dividend)
Mack
9-15
1
60c
Ludlow
MPO
1
10-
30c
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing (increased)
MCA,
10-
preferred
1
-•
5c
(Boston)
Stock
New
7
(quar.)_
(increased)—
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
Mississippi Valley Gas (quar.)
Missouri Pacific RR., class A com.
1
2%
Y.)
(quar.)
dividend)
99-
$1.10
4.40%
"
9-28
10-
20c
Company, common (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Los
Angeles Athletic Club
(quar.)
5%
10-26
10-15
3%
(P.)
Louisville
10-15
$1.28 te
dividend
Mile
10-29
$1.08%
preferred (quar.)
Long Island National Bank (Hicksville, N. Y.)
1
1
-tr
———
.
9-20
10-
4
National City
(Illinois)-(quar.);
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—
New
9-14
1
pfd.
(Lincoln,
:
Corp.
convertible
Mississippi
9-14
$1.06 te
5te%
Lorillard
1
60c
(quar.)
-
1
10-
•; $1.25v
1
10-
Minnesota Power & Light
5% preferred (quar.)
Mirro Aluminum Co. (quar.)—
9-17
17 tec
—.
preferred
10-
1
12 tec
Star Brewing
(increased-quar.)
Island Lighting, 5% pfd. B (quar.)
4V4% preferred D (quar.)
5%
11-15
1
10-15
10-
$10c
Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
Long Island
10-15
15c
(quar.)
Lone
Stock
10-15
1
12-
10-
7
10-1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%
preference (quar.)
Minnesota Enterprises, common
(quar.)
9-12
1
11-
17 tec
Long
4.35%
10-15
11-
10c
;
9-
10-
-
dividend
9-18
1
7c
(Newark,
4.60%
10-25
10- 1
Corp. (quar.)
(increased quar.)
Life
3
10-
10c
Bank
5.52%
9-21
.
(quar.)
United
Factors
4te%
3
9-17
J'.-7
>'/■['
$40c
Chain
Corp.,
(s-a)
12-
6 tec
11 tec
Grader
(M.)
8
6 tec
class A
(quar.)
Steel
Lock wood
10-
1
11-30
9-
—
Miller-Wohl Co., common
2-15
12-17
5%
Mill
.
(quar.)
(R. I.),
!
Corp.
Non-callable
Locke
3-10
2te %
dividend)
Ltd.—
Class B
Preferred
dividend)
(stock
Loblaw
$5
common
Insurance
10-
10c
.-
State
New
7
$1.12 te
Rubber Reclaiming,
preferred (quar.).
Midwestern
;
2-15
SDecial
Litton Industries
9-
$1.11 te
■
Quarterly /
J
10-10
12-10
11-
Life
4te%
(quar.)
10-
1
96 tec
Co.
(Cincinnati)
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Midwest Abrasive
(Ft. Wayne)
25c
Stock
10-
$65c
Utilities
10-25
10c
series
series
5.20%; preferred
9-17
97 tec
(quar.)—
Corp.,
1
New England Electric System" (quari)-—"
New England Gas & Electric Assn.
(quar.)__
New
England
Merchants
National
Bank
(Boston)
(quar.)
—Z+.
10-10
$1.08%
(quar.)
Utilities Co.,
South
5 te %
c
Quarterly
:
10-15
Midland-Ross
9-20
t
Little Miami RR.—
Original
Original
1
10-
(quar.)
—
.
Midland-Guardian
9-20
30c
7%
10-
10-25
50c
60c preferred (quar.)
Mid-Continent Telephone
Middle
10-
9-17
95C
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
Mid-America
9-14
$1.43%
12tec
9-17
1
50c
&
Michigan Gas
_.
Lincoln National Life Insurance
Light
4.40 %
$0.359375
(monthly)
6c
pfd. (quar.)_
$1.75
(quar.)
Liggett &
10-18
ioc
______
pref.
9-10
1
10-
45c
.
10-1
tl5c
1
10-
investment
te % preferred (quar.) __«
Nautec Corp.
(stock dividend)_____
Nevada Power, 5.40% preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric--
9-28
12c
•
10!
net
5
9-15
45C
from
Dividend
5%%
9-14
5c
10-19
22tec
(quar.)
Levines, Inc. (quar.)_
Levy Industries, Ltd.—
6% participating preferred (initial)
Lexington Water, 5%%
preferred
(quar.)_
5te% preferred (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics of New York, Inc.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
——Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar.)
5te%
11-
1
1
87 tec
1
10-15
9-28
Lerner
$1.12te
1010-
37 tec
(quar.)
preferred
1
Balanced
5 te %
10-24
(Del.)
preferred (quar.)——.——
Metropolitan Stores of Canada, Ltd.—
9-10
10-15
12tec
——
1
25c
Power, $1 pfd. (quar.)
Meyer (Fred), Inc., class A
(quar.)__
Meyer (George J.) Mfg. (quar.)
Michigan Bakeries Inc.—
5te% convertible pfd. (accumulative)——
1
7 tec
Stores Corp.— 1
4te% preferred (quar.)
Leslie Fay, class A (initial)———
1
11-
40c
—
$1.30
10-
9-17
—
Inc.
Machine Co.
(quar.)
Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer Inc. (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd.
Mexican
11-
(N.J.)
(s-a)
common
National
;>
9-14
45c
4.45%
5%
Lanvin
(quar.)
A
10-15
1
---
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-
15c
(Pa.)
2
1
1
Mesta
1
10-
15c
10-
9-12
10-
Co.—
National
9-14
10-
(quar.)
common
1
10-15
7c
35c
Co.
Co.,
9-14
1
1
10c
/National Shawmut Bank
1
10-
1^
10-
common
Lines,
9-20
59%c
10-
;
25c
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Meridian
Electronics—
9
B
&
Co.
(s-a)
1
10-
■iN 20c
Merck
10-
Company, class
Motor
Insurance
National
'
Fast
Line
National
1
10-
10-15
;
$1
(quar.)
—
Merchants
Co.—
10-
10-15
25c
9-15
1
10-15
12 tec
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
Class A (quar.)-.
1
11-15
25c
Co
9-20
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
(St. Louis)--(quar.)—
Co;
1
$1.37 te
-
Cement
Trust
10-
9-20
•
10c
$1.5Q
(cauar.)
Essex Banking
National Bond series
9-20
10-15
___
Merchants
9-17
Y.)
N.
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Portland
&
National Periodical Publications, Inc. (quar.)
National Presto Industries
-(quar.)
National Propane Corp., 5%
pfd. A (quar.)
5%
preferred B (quar.)_.
$1.04 preferred (quar.)
National Screw & Mfg. (qtmr.)
National' Securities & Research Corp.—
10-10
1
10-
•
—-
Inc.
(quar.)
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing
9-15
10-31
10-
$1.12 te
Corp. (quar.);
$3 preferred (accum.)—
Industries,
Service
common
Quarterly
20c
.-—._
; McQuay,
Mead
$1.50
til tec
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Class
9
75c
(quar.)_
Aircraft
McLean
9-15
11- 1
$1.50
13%C
(quar.)
Bank
Lance,
Lane
1
9-15
10-
5c
(quar.)
McLean
Sessions
10-
1
10-19
93%c
-—r__—•
Corp., 4te% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
^
5te% preferred- (quar.)
6
14c
dividend
&
10-
7
1
10-
t
$1.50
,
,
5%
„
,
(quar.)—
Lamoert (Alfred), Inc., class A
Lamson
10-31
2%
McBee
7
14c
preferred
&
9-
1
Old
AA
Class BB
9-28
10-
11 tec
-
Ltd...
Loan
10-29
5%
>
'
Lambton
4
(see Factor (Max) & Co.).
.1 Mayfair Markets, common;
y
6% preferred (quar.)—
9-7
.
Laclede Gas Co., common
Stock
9-
,
12-1
12-15
8tec
—
•
National
10-11
>
May Department Stores
i
3%%
preferred (quar.)
11-12
Linen
1
16c
(quar.)
(Canada) —
11"
25c
B
Quarterly
10-
4%
pfd.
Assurance
National Newark
10-
9-14
35C
6%
Quarterly
National
4
Co.,
Life
31 >/4C
dividend)—
Corp. (quar
1
Electric—
Lafayette
9-
>
50c
9-28
1
10-
$37 tec
(quar.)
9-17
1
10-15
10-
$15c
$20c
Lead
National
Co.
10-
32 tec
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of'Rec.
40c '
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Gypsum
$1.12 te
(stock
Coke
&
10-
—
(quar.)__
(John),
10c
prior
National
9-14
$1.12 te
(Hartford)
Co., Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)
.National
9-28
1
Insurance
Gas
Grocers
$1.50
9-20
3
When
Share
National
9-20
10-
—_;—_____
5%
.—_
Dredging Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Labatt
Coal
Fund
10-
Crosse
6%
&
Maul Brothers
Maust
Y.)—
(N.
(quar.)
common
A
Life
1
1
Company
Fire
National Fuel
-
Trust—
15c
—
._—-_.—
series
Investors
10-
10-
:
10-
—
—
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)—
Corp.
9-20
30c
preferred
25c
'___.—____
(monthly)
Kroger Company, 6% pfd. (quar.)
5te%
4te %
4%
A
Kuhlman
(quar.)_
9-20
9-24
1
12c
Quarterly from net investment income
(monthly)
A
Class
Supermarkets
Martin Marietta Corp., 4ya%
pfd. (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock—
Common
(quar.)
20C
:35c
•
National
*
___
Corp.—
Class
9-30
: j 32c
45c
12tec
___
Biologicals, Inc.
preferred
10-15
Massachusetts
___.—_
dividend-
Stock
9-30
Masonite
.__
Knickerbocker
*J
investment
dividend)
Oil
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
(increased quar.)—
Marquette Cement Mfg., 6% pfd. (quai\)___
Marsh (M.) & Son (quar.)——
„
Company (quar.)
(S.) Department Stores—
Klein
Marley
1
10-
25c
Name of
9-20
10-19
12 tec
—_
1
10-
25c
—;—--
—
—
^^-*.•. 'r
net
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)_:
Industries
10-
Monday, October 1, 1962
.
Per
Payable of Rec,
25c
(quar.)—
.
Holders
When
Share
.
common
Marlin-Rockwell
7
Fund
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
Press
9-
10-15
55c
______—.—____
(stock
Kirby-Cogeshali-Stein
Kirsch
from
14c
preferred
Marsh
inc.
v
(Calif.),
9-11
1
a
special year-end dis¬
18c
from
net
realized
plus
profits
Kimberiy Clark
Ktngwood
Stock
•.■,.,'*->•*,■
Semi-annual
Klngsport
investment
Common
"series
10-1
$1
of Company
Basket"
Marlene
Fund
•*,-'S':
Bond
'■
net
10-
30c
(quar.)
—
from
Per
Name
Market
8
25c
4.80% 1st pfd. (quar.)—Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—
Class
A
(quar.)
Semi-annual
10-
25c
—
Keyes Fibre Co.,
Keystone Medium-Grade
"series B-2"
a/
10-15
$1.25
——:—
Industries
Oil
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)__
—
Kerr-McGee
When
Share
of Company
Kentucky Stone Co., common
Common
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
.
12-
7
Ozite Corp.,
Pacific
$6 2nd
Coast
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
10-
1
9-21
Terminal—
common
15c
Pacific
Gas
(initial
semi-annual).
&
Electric
Co.
(quar.)
10c
10-15
10c
New
;
10-15
25c
10-15 /
10-
.
1
10-
*
1
9-28
Number 619$
Volume 196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name
;
Pacific
Co.
Pacitic. Intermountain
Express
Pacific
Lighting
(incr.-quar.)
Corp.—;
4.52%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)—
5%
serial preferred
(quar.)
5% " preferred
Pacific Telephone
9-20
9-25
$1.13,
$1.54
$1.41
$1.75$1.50
10-10
t
.
—
————
(quar.)_.—
Line—
Pipe
Eastern
preferred (quar.)
Patterson (M. F.) Dental Supply
-
,
(Frank)
Piixtoii
Class
Lumber,
B
(quar.)_—_______________——Coal Co., common (quar.)^ai_i.ju.i
Penney (J. C.) Co. (quar.)——__
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.);
—
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24% preferred (quar.)
'4.64% preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)
Peabody
dividend
Stock
Gas Light & Coke—
•Increased
quarterly
■
*
-
'5%
(10-
5
1
9-
5
v
9-14
.
k
<'
11-15
12-
1
11-15
10-
1
9-10
;
"
1
9-10
1
1
10-
1
12-
1
12-
1
11-
10-15
—
Piedmont
&
Credit
Pioneer
Extra
,
General
Portland
Transit
9-
10-
10-
10-15
1
1
1
10-
/
3
•jiAC-fifei
10-
Service
*
4.84%
10-
1-,
10«4
-0-20
10-1..
10-
9-20
1
.9-15
10-
9-10
,
-
10-
10-1
1
9-14
10-
10-26
4.90%
Service
Public
10-20
10- 9
11-15
11-
1
10-
1
9-14
10-
5
9-14
10-
•
—
>
1
9-14
1
9-17
10-15
9-28
10-
10-
10-15
4.24%
4.65%
1
10-15
9-20
.
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-17
10-
25c
37%c
- 7 %c
5
9-24
9-28
10^10
11-1
St.
5
9-30
10-15
1
11-15
10-15
9-21
12-
1
9-14
10- 1
9-14
10-16
9-22
12-1
Trust
Putnam
8%
Co.
preferred
common
(quar.)
1
Oats Co., common
preferred (quar.)
6%
Quebec Telephone Co.,
Class A (s-a)
—
10-
y
,
preferred
5%
Mining
Qulncy
&
M.
9
12-
1
11-
12-
1
Ltd., common
12-
1
11-
10-
1
10-
10-
dividend
Stock
Sandura
(s-a)_
,
(reduced)
R.
T.
&
Radio
—
Corporation (quar.)
of America, common
1st
preferred
(quar.)—:
E.
Corp.
$3.50
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Class A
(quar.)
1
Rank Organisation, Ltd.—
Ordinary
A
(17%% . less British
Ramo,
tax
Inc.,
of
—
common
38%%)
10-10
9-21
10-
9-14
10-15
1010-
10-15
10-
10-15
10-
Southern
7
$1.50
10-
1
$1.12%
5%
$1.07%
1
10-19
L_
$1.50
$60c
7. $37%c
+27%c
t25c
25c
Electric
$1.25
11c
(quar.)_^.
32c
auar.)
$1.10
ing
&
A -<s-a)
1
9-14
1
9-14
10-
1
10-15
9-14
$27c
6c
25c
87%c
87%c
4c
lc
10-
1
10-20
10-29
9-29
9-21
1
1-
2
12-17
10-
1
9-21
10-
1
9-21
11-14
12-
12-17
9-10
641',,c
10-
1
9-10
25c
10-
1
9-20
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
10-15
$1.12y2
10-
1
7y2c
10-
1
10-
1
9-10
24c
10-31
10-
28c
10-31
10-
28y2c
10-31
10-
(quar.)
com.
5
5
5
'
'•
-
$63%c
Chemical
11-15
10-19
$$1.50
(quar.)
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
1
10-20
10-15
9-28
Co.—
$2.38
&
Casualty
Water—
in
9-10
23c
(quar.)___
11-
(Knoxville, Tenn.)
•
$1.12%
10-
1
$1.25
'10-
1
9-15
$1.20
11-
1
10-15
9-15
A
5
9-14
10-17
10-
10-
1
9-
A
'•Y
10-26
4c '
10-19
9-27
10-19
10-
9-19 7."
1
9-20
10-10
30c
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28 ,y
30c
10-
1
9-14
20c
10-15
B-21
30c
(quar.)
10-
1
10-
1
:
10-10
9-20
10-15
9-30
30c
10*12
9-28
35c
10-10
9-20 '
15c
12-
1
11-15
36c
10-
1
6-17
15c
11-30
11-16
1
2-13
(quar.)_
27 %c
11-
1
10-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)y_,_____^_____
27 %c
2-
1
1-18
27 %c
5-1
4-18
27 %c
8-
7-18
—
2%%
1
10-31'
10-15
10c
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
10-19
10c
$4.75
National
Bank
(Phila.)
Security Insurance Co.
r-
New
&
1
10-12
Steel
10-15
9-18
10-
9-17
10-
1
9-17
10-
1
9-14
10-10
9 70
&
Latz,
4%
Selmer
preferred
(H.
&
A.)
9-17
$1.12%
10-
1
8-21
25c
10-
1
8-31
$1.63
10-
1
8-31
20c
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
Bank
&
(The)
10-22
10-25
5%
5%
(NY)
10-15
9-30
12y2c
10-
1
9-14
12 %c
;
10-
1
Stone
Co.
Textiles,
9-28
10-
1
10-
1
B.)
class
preferred
10-
1
9-13
1
10-
9-21
Camp,
dividend
Inc.
9-20
1
10-
2
12 %c
10-
2
9-14
p
45c
10-
1
9-11
;"7
10-157
7%c
$1.25
7
10-15
7
9-14 ,7
12-31
10-
1
9-29 77
12-14
9-14
$12 %c
10-
1
$15c
11-
1
10-
12 %C
12-
1
10-15
10c
y
2
10-15
12-1
7-72%
25c
11-20
10-
1
7
10-15.
1
9-18
10-
1
9-14
1-
1
12-17
57c
10-15
10-
10-
1
1
9-19
?nC
in-
1
9-
1
9-
5
1
25c
10-
10-1
10c
10-24
(quar.)
75c
9-
5
9-
10-25
9-28
10-30
10-12
10-30
10-12
10-30
10-12
11-
10-15
6c
$1
20c
$1.50
$1.31%
1
10-15
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-21
22 %c
10-
3
9-14
"
Strawbridge & Clothier,
Stubnitz-Greene
Corp.,
$5
pfd.
(quar.)
5
10-11 •J
11-
1
10-
1
9-
7
11-
1
10-
5
16C
10-2
60c
preferred
Studebaker Corp.,
(quar.)
$5
pfd.
:
(quar.)
Corporation
(quar.)
(quar.)__
15c
$1.25
65c
9-15
9-14
10-15
10-31
't,
1
10-31
19c
Suburban Propane Gas—
5.20% preferred 1952 series
SuCrest
10-
$1.25
6c
common..
Extra
10-15
10-15
10-
10-
1
11-
1
10-11
;
10-10
10c
;
■
5
10-
25c
(increased-quar.)
•
v
9-19
10-
3%
Inc.
}
1
7%c
$.36875
dividend
y
9-28
10-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Stone &
Webster, Inc.
Stop & Shop (quar.)
■'
J .*r
56c
common
!'
9-10
10c
(quar.)
•
■th
9-28
(quar.)
preference
preferred
,n
9-14
10-
5%
Container
;•
9-14
,
10-10
50c
_;
A
j
(Boston)—
(quar.)
prior
Stock
;
9-21
9-14
20c
-
9-25
10-15
9-20
12 %C
common..
(quar.)
Stratoflex,
(increased s-a)
9-14
10-10
"9-14
40c
Stern
preferred
2nd
10-15
1
$5c
Quarterly
Stokely-Van
1
1
10-
20c
;
Markets,
11-
11-
$10c
Ltd
Co
Stevens
11-10
11-19
$1
of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Parts Corp. (increased)
9-14
10c
1
75c
!____
preferred (quar.)..—
Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
8-24
50c
9-19
12-
20c
Co.
Stock
1
37 %c
1
9-21
1
10-
93 %C
Trust
2
1
1
10-
10c
75c
& Poor's Corp.
(quar.)
Radio, Ltd. (initial quar.)
10-
10-
10-
20c
7
(quar.)
'
10-
;—
(quar.)
1
Co., common
35c
12 V2C
& Co
10-
40c
(quar.)
Paving & Materials,
Street
5.90%
1
Y:i '20c
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
10-19
10-
5C
com.
preferred
&
10-19
10-15
:•; 12 Vac
.•
(quar.)
Leather
(John)
1
5c
(quar.)
6%
Sexton
11-
(Ohio)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Servel, Inc., $5.25 preferred
Co.
(John
(Winston-Salem,
com.
Oil
«%%
(quar.)
Inc.,
10-19
1
Steamship—
Stetson
income)
common
&
9-20
Shares Inc.—
Investment
10-19
11-
(quar.)
9-20
6%c
(From
Seligman
1
1
Co.—
preferred
4V2%
10-19
11-
27 y4c
Stephenson Finance (stock dividend)
Sterling Brewers Inc. (quar.)_
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co. (NYC)
Stern
10-19
10-19
11-
Industries
10-10
—
American
1
1
1
11-1
17 %C
Fruit
Stephan
'
$1.40%
<increased)
.•
10-10
25c
Selected
$1.15
Quarterly
11-
1111-
$1.10
n
Shake (Del.)
(quar.)_
Stecher Traung Lithograph
5%
11-
27%c
(quar.)
Steak
Steel
$1.12 y2
Corp of
conv.
State
10-12
15c
-
America, com. (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
10-19
Inc
(quar.)
$1.56%
Security National Bank of Long Island
10-19
Stanley Home Products (quar.)
Corp., 50c conv. pfd,
(quar.)
50c 2nd series pfd,
(quar.)
State Bank of Albany (N. Y.) (quar.)
11-26
(New Haven)—y
Co.
10-19
1
1
Starrett
1
33y3%
Trust
Bros.,
$1.18%
(initial)——
common
Security Life
Quarterly
1
11-
11-
3iy4c
common
Electric
Standard
1
$68%c
dividend
Stock
6%
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
Second
&
Standard Paper Mfg.
■
85c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
97yac
$1.06 y»
particinating preferred (accum.)
Standard Holding Corn, (quar.)
3%%
9-28
10-19
$1.18%
Dredging Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
Standard
s
1
$1.033A
$3
12-
25c
pfd.
G.)
Chemical
Standard
11-
10-10
Stedman
Inc
$5
-
$1.
Scott
Co.,
Stamford
11-
92 %C
(quar.)___
preferred
Standard
3-
10-20
(quar.)
Products,
Standard
22 %c
9-17
1
Quarterly
183/4C
:
(A.
Standard
9-14
9-17
1
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Standard
37 %c
(quar.)
9-17
1
10-
.
Standard-Coo sa-Thatcher
9-20
1
10-
$1.10
Corp. (resumed)
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 preferred (quar.)_
Springfield Insurance Co., com. (quar.)
$6.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.60
10-
'
■;
Sparton
5%
(N. Y.)>—
40c
Service—
(quar.
($25 par)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Sta-Rite
$1.09
10c
Associates,
:J
9-27
15c
,
$1.25
Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Service-
preferred
Spalding
8-24
,
Public
preferred
4.36%
^
$1.07
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
8.62%%
:
—
$1.16 y4
< quar.)
4.40%
5%
^"
Power—
Electric
preferred
4.60%
__
'
4.4
Y
8-24
10-26
$4.40
4.15%
9-28 ;
'10-15
2%
>Y-
div.)-..^>c—<
(monthly)
——--.-w
Finance
Southwestern
4.25%
9-28
15c
Electric
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
4.28%
3.90%
>
Oil
&
-20
10-15
$1
common
preferred
4.65%
3.70%
9-28
10-15
28c
Paper Co.— '
preferred (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Scottish & York Holdings, Ltd.—
5%% conv. 1st pfd. series A (quar.)—_
Scruggs-Vandervoot-Barney, Inc.—
Common (quar.)
$4.50 series A preferred (quar.)
'
Grease
Southwestern Life
7
10-15
(quar.)i^
A
;!"V
10-10
Paper Mills,
Southwestern
10-10
22y2c
common
preferred
-14
11-30
5%
3
-'Y' 25c ;
Nov.V: 30)--————
(quarterly dividend for the period
ScottFetzer
Seton
income
9-10
9-10
1
10- l'
"
9-28.
9-21-
10-
1
10-15
9-17
9-15
1
1
10-
2c
Southwestern
1 r
22c
18 %c
Y.)
(N.
class
preferred A
Scott Aviation
(stock
9-28
•
9-14
10-
9-18
y
5%%
9-24
10-
1
10-15
—4—i.-
preferred
Power,
ending Fete. 28)
Corp., 5%%
; 9- 7
10-
10-
A
Seaboard
9-14
1010-
r 12-10
12V2cf 'v10-25
8-31
32C
•
Seaboard
9-24
9-10
55c
" ; $2
9-25
<quar.)_:„———
(for the two months period end-
Class A
7
1
8-31
1
9-20
Schluderberg-Kurdle (quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd. NV (quar.)
Schneider (Walter j.) Corp.—
9-17
10-
1
10-
10-
;
5% preferred (quar.)
Schlitz. (Joseph)
Brewing (quar.)____
9-
10-20
9-20
9-20
10-1
England Telephone (quar.)„_
Southern Railway (stock trust ctf.)
(s-a)__
.
(quar.)
Schenectady Trust
10-
10-15
10-
10-25
75c
.'
Schenuit Rubber
9-19
10-20
9-15
1
1
57Vac
New
Southwest
$$1.25
-
Sobering.Corp.,
1010-
1
10-
10-
56y4c
(s-a)
&
Gas
Southern
r
Quarterly
9-14
1
10-
40c
■
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
9-21
11- 1
(quar.)__
preferred A (quar.)
Savannah Sugar Refining (quar.)
Sawhill Tubular Products
(quar.)
Scarsdale National BanH & Trust
P 9-14
10-
9-14
Quarterly
Southern
9-10
10-
$1.25
$25c
3.36%
9-14
10-
Fire
9-15.
9-14
1
(quar.)
Gas Co.
&
preferred
Southern
1
1
1
10-
(quar.)
$4.50
9
9-10
Co.
preferred
Fertilizer
4.75%
10-
$$1.50
participating
Participating
1
9-
$1.37%
•
1
10-
10-
(quar.)—
6%
1
t$.3281
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
1
10-15
$1 '
conv.-
Electric
Savannah
50c
(quar.)
9-24
20c
(quar.)__
•
60c
Co.,
Sang.amo
Sears
5%
55c
•
10-16
$1.25
9-18
22Voc
______
preferred
$1.12%
1
9-28
1
62%c
Edison,
preferred
4.56%
20c
11-9
20c
12%c
$2
—
4.48%
lie
—
10-
1
10-
$1.38
(quar.)
Gas, com.
Service
California
9-28
9-25
5c
preferred A
1
9
Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
A
Class
(initial
preferred
11-
10-
(Phila.)—
(quar.)
Southern
Public
10-31
1
11-
10-12
10c
Pittsburgh Water, 4y2%
10-25
Marine Insurance—
5%%
2
&
Insurance
IOC
—
9-14>*'
■'0-21%-'''^'
$70c
(quar.)
Southeastern Propane
9-15
1
9-14
10-1
12y2c
preferred
Carolina
Inc.—
Castings
&
common
5%%
1
preferred
25c
4.40% preferred (quar.)
& Electric—
:(increased-quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)_
5% preferred (quar.)__—
y 5.60%
preferred (quar.)
San Juan Racing Assn
—_>—
Conn.)
(quar.)——;—
10-
1
^
-
'i
1
10-15
$10c
common
South
Diego Gas
Selas
R.
9-lo
(quar.)
Schwitzer
11-
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9-3 b
115C
10-
9-24
11-
-
(quar.)._______
Carolina Electric
Southeastern
4%% pfd. (quar.)
(stock dividend)—
9-17
11-
Gas,
preferred
South
;
(Quebec)—
(quar.)
9-14
1
10-1
$1
$1.06
$1.16%
preferred
5%%
5
$4
:
Quaker
Corp.
Steel
Louis
Class
10c
(quar.)
5
1
8-31
:%i-
$53c
(quar.)
5%
10-
1
5
*
-
liy4c
•
4.50%y preferred
(quar.)_
4.60% preferred (quar.)____;_
5.12% preferred (quar.)___,
10-12
$1.25
Ltd.
(Helena),
Class A
10-
A
10-15
1
10-
4
50c
10-15
10-
8-31
25c
2
10-
9-
10-
$50c
2
10-
1
I
10-
100%
(quar.)
Ltd.—
11-
10-16
9-14
9- 4
12- 1
(quar.)
11-
10-16
•—
(Jacob)
$6.25
Insurance
South
Common
9-14
10-
$1.06Vi
V $1.16
$1.22%
(quar.)
Quaker City Life
Stock dividend
9-20
30c
St. Regis Paper,
y
—
Co.,
10-1
5%
preferred (quar.)_,
New
11-15
9-14
10-1
-
Co
•
yi
9-25
10-1
10-
(quar.)
M.)
Atlantic
5%
(increased-quar.)
A
Paul Fire
St.
Corp.—
Quarterly
Pyle-National
9-20
25c
Louis-San Francisco Ry.
5%
9-21
10-
;
pfd.
18c
Sanders Associates,- class
ttSc"
9%
20c
1
(quar.)
(Greenwich,
1
11- 2
1
1
5
10-10
$25c
.
$2.12
Sorg Paper Co., 5y2%
South
9-20
10-
110c.
Ltd
St.
(Texas)—
original preferred
7%
11-30
10-1
J25c
preferred (quar.
Louis National Stockyards
9-20
10-15
l^c
12 %c
——
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Publication
12-14
J5c
'
11723
preferred
4%
10-14
—
preferred (quar.)___
St. Joseph Light & Power
5%
preferred A
(quar.)__.
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common
Oklahoma—
of
10-12
10-12
1
1110-
$15C
5c
Industries, Ltd.—
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
Sommers Drug Stores, common
50c conv. preferred (quar.)
J30c
—
J56Vic
——
of North Carolina
Co.
1
1
11-
com.
4.30%
9
6%c
J: 15c
2%
25c
10c
20y2c
25c
preferred
Public Service Co.
11-
11-
(J.
10-10
J.25c
$$1.75
>
Paper Mills,
preferred
$2
9-28
12-
Somerville
9-21
1
22 VaC
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San
-
10-
Ltd.,
Co.,
9-28
1
*•.
(initial)
common
1
11-
Southland
9-10
1
10-15
—L—^
com.
11-26
20c
5.%'
10- 3
$0,444 ,per
of Colorado,
12-17
Smyth Mfg. (Hartford)
Sobeys Stores, Ltd., class
i/i
87V2C
.
Co,
9-28
$50c
B
Ruppert
5,;
Ltd., Ordinary
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
.
5 I
11-
—
4% %
10-
Ryan Aeronautical
.
Public
Smucker
(See^Helena Rubinstein, Inc.)
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Progress Manufacturing Co.—
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;
7., 77
$1.25 preferred (quar.)_—i
—31 Vic
Prom Motor Hotel; class A—_—;
.—
20C
Prospect Hill Apartments (N. Y.)—
v:-.7n-y:
$5.49 preferred
(accum.)
—.___——-—
-$3.75
Providence Gas (quar.)
14c
Provincial Transport Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.)_
$62 %c
Insurance
(Howard)
9-20
McRee
Rubenstein
9-12;
12-
.—
dividend
Smith
9-20
4
$1.80
Corp.—
;
preferred
(quar.)
preferred;; (quar.)
5V2%
C preferred
(quar.)_
6%
D preferred
(quar.)—
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd., 5%% pfd.
9-20
1
10-20
2%
Bros., Ltd—
————
$50c
Primex Equities, class A (monthly)—
7c
Prince Gardner; (quar.)—;
:
—_
:
15c
Procter & Gamble, 8%. preferred (quar.)-—
$2
Proctor-Silex Corp., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)——
11%«
Stock
10-19
4
10-
preference (quar.)
(quar.)
(increasedtquar.)
Cola
Crown
5%
9-14
10-
Price
Public Savings
1
10-
10c
Brothers
4%%
10-15
7> 7"
preferred (quar.)—
Industries—
11-
50c
(quar.)_
Furniture
Royal
10-15
11-
30c
—
Progress
(N.)
9-
11-
$2
i
New
-
of Canada,
Rosenau
9-19
-
11-
1
B
93 %c'
—
(quar.)
com.
33c
15c
2c
12%c
Simon Hardware (quar.) -<.
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd.—
Class A, B and C (s-a)
Skyline Homes (stock dividend)
Slater'
(quar.)
Telephone,
9-13
12-15
$l5c
7
(s-a)
Button
8-31-'%
1
12V3C
(quar.)
(quar.t
10-19
Broadcasting
Royal
9-10
1
10-
10c
Mills
Corporation
Rollins
9-15
1
10-10
...
—
(Interim payment of about
depositary share)
Preway, Inc.
(stock dividend)
Porter
2
Ltd.~-f
Dairies
11-1
(quar.)
common
2
10-
10-
(quar.)
:
A
Class
9-5
10^
B
27 %c
.
Inc
convertible
6%
7
Class
Class
8-31-' ':>>i
10-
Transport
Silverwobd
$
9-28
10-12 iv\9> ••
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10-29
5
25c
Centers, class A (monthly)
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)___
9-15
9-17
10-31
t50c
$56 Vic
(quar.)
Shopping
9-14
4%
preferred
5%
9-11
1
$1.75
$1.50
38c
•
Lambert-^———.—~
President Brand Gold Mining,
1
90c
St.
Inc.
1
25c
.u
dividend
Rockower
4
9-4
1
$1.75
—
of Canada,' Ltd.
^
preferred
(quar.)
7
6%
participating preferred (quar.)
Powers Regulator
(quar.)——
10-
—
Cotton
Rochester
SYYT;''
Corp.
&
9-
20c,
4%%
Precisionware,
10-
l'2%c
—
,
10-12
1
•
2c
Stock
10-11
•
(quar.)—
10-15
,
>
«
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(P.
Rochester
40c
,——
(quar.)_—_______
Electric
,10; 1(
15c
,
'
(quar.)
Manufacturing,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
$1 partic. preferred (quar.)
10-11
10-
75c
•
•
Portland
1
dividend
Stock
9-28 ,;:
10-1
5c
■
•
——
Tools
9-21
12 %c
Mills
Rice
Express,
9-14
1
10-15
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
7%
preferred (quar.)—
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Electric
10-19
27%c
Co.,
——:
Robinson
10-31
62Vic
$2.50
90c
$1
97V2c
common
Portable
Brand
Roberts &
16-15
Quarterly
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)—
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)_
Pittston Company
(quar.)————
—
'$3.50 conv. preferred (quar.).—,—
Piatt Corp., class A—
yyy
•
•
Payment for September and October——
Plough, Inc. (increased-quar.)_
_
Polymetric Devices (stock dividend)
Port Huron Sulphite & Paper Co.
(quar.)—
50c
(quar.)
A
Association
50c
Brothers
Robertson
8
10-31
«.—
Telephone Co. (Del.)—
(initial-quar.)——_—
New
9-20
10-11
Rowe
(quar.)_
(quar.);
9-14
,—.
common ;
12 %c
& Trading, Ltd. (interim)
Corp. of America, com. (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Common
(quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
10-11
9-17
<
10-15
(quar.)—___________37%c
-—-———
.
Pioneer
10-
50c
;
Pillsbury Co., common
$4 preferred
(quar.)
1
10-1
1
Rohr
(stock dividend-u;i&%
Northern Ry. (quar.)-—
Organization
10-
1
Hxtra
8
Shawmut
9-14
11-
9-14
1
11-16
■
(Hartford)
Co.
Pickwick
1
11-
River
; V
(interim)—
Insurance
Phoenix
10-
20c
-25c
10c
17%c
62%'c
25c
$1.12 %
common
Phillips Screw Co.
10-
10-
Inc.:,
,ioc
Sheraton
12y2c
Roadway
9-10
11-
9-24
14c
Corp. (liquidating)Rio Algom Mines, Ltd., common
Ritter Co.
(quar.)-.,
9-10
10-
1
25c
(quar.)_—
common
income)
4%
Ridgeway
9-10
10-
10-
T
+
A,
59 %c
Class
1
10-
Shell
$27c;
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar,)__^
11-15
12-
9-20
$1.12%
Rich's,
.
12-1
-
•
2nd
1
1
Extra
(quar.)-——'.
——
(quar.)
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)—
:
Peter Paul, Inc.—• *
*
Stockholders approve a two-for-one split
Philadelphia National Bank (quar.)
—
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
'5%
preferred ' (quar.)—___—.————
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)—:
_
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.)
_______
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)—1———'——
Phillippine Long Distance Telephone (a pay¬
ment
of
25
centavos
equal to approxi¬
mately 6.38 cents in U. S. currency)——
Pratt
2
1
10-
41c
preferred
Milk Co.,
Power
9-18
10-
Trust
Peoples Trust Co,. (Reading, Pa.) (quar.)
Perfecting Service
Pennanente Cement, common
(quar.)
Pet
9-18
11-
10-
87y2C
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—
3.60% preferred Aquar.)
Rhodes Western (quar.)^__
,
Co. of Bergen County—
(Hackensack, N. J.)
(quar.)_—__—£—
Peoples
2*
1
1
10-
(Boston)
preferred (quar.)
4ya%
preferred
(quar.)_.
1011-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
37 %c
37%c
;
4%
10-19
10-10
When
Share
,
(quar.)
Shatterproof Glass (quar.)_
Shawinigan Water & Power—
45c
pfd.
Gas
investment
11-15
4Va%
9-18
10-
2%
————
Peoples
Inc.
11-15
(From
lie
4%%
9-14
1
10-
$1.06
$1.16
$1.06'A
33c
$1.10
$1.12'%
$1.15
83 %c
5c
(quar.)
Fibre
Revlon
10-1
10- 2
40c
Rexach "Construction
Richman
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.60% rpreferred
(quar.)
3.35%
preferred
(quar.)
Chemical
9-28
9-14
-
10-25
Oil &
Shareholders Trust
;
25c
Corp. (reduced)
Association
Republic Steel
Revere Racing
Reynolds Metals Co.,
4Vz%
Penobscot
'.i'
10-
SI
10c
12Vic
12Vac
U » 14c
30c
25c
4.40%
•
.
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.
(quar.)___
(quar.)—
class A
'
9-25
1
9-14
24c
of Company
Shamrock
9-7
Republic Corp., $1 preferred (quar.)
Republic National Bank of Dallas—
Monthly
—
—
-
9-25
10-15
1
1
51
Per
Name
9-14
1
10-
—
(Canada), Ltd.— '
A i (quar.)
; Class
.
9-25
10-10
10-10-
$22.%c
-
.i
4%
(quar.)
Renold Chains
9-25
10-
10-
(quar.)—
9-25
10-10
10-
Inc.
Stores
Pump
Holders
90c
.
9-25
'
10-10
•
Reda
When
Payable of Rec.
$$1.50
——
—
Carriers
Reece
Corporation
(quar.)
Reliance Manufacturing, 3%%
10-10 •9-25
$1.50
Owl
Red
.(quar.)
$15c
(quar.)—
Redwing
9-25
10-10
.
Co.—
V
;
A
Share
•; v
6% preferred (quar.)_„
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc.
(quar.)
Real Properties Corp. of America—
Class
9-20
v
10-10
—
Telegraph
&
9-20
10-15
^$1.35,
$1.25
(quar.)—$1.25
•
:
9-20
10-10
6%
Panhandle
10-15
10-15
10-15
•
preferred (quar.)
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.
'
.■
24c
preferred
preferred
*
.——
preferred
6.16%
5.64%
Name of Company
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A
'9-17
(quar.)
Light Co., common
&
1
■y:Yyy.y::
Per'
•;
■
v
9-15
$1.09
$1.10
$1.12 V'2
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$4.75
preferred
(quar.)
$4.40
Power
1
10-
.
$4.36
Pacific
10-
25c
15c
<quar.)
Indemnity
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
(1391)
1
9-20
10-15
10-
I
I
When
Per
Name of Company
Chemical,
gun
-
1
10-
1
9-10
15c
10-
1
9-10
Swift
&
10c
I.
Inc.
(James),
Talcott
Ltd.
(G.),
Tamblyn
10-
9
10-
1
10-15
9-20
10-16
25c
10-
:
10-
120c
11-16
Utilities
Textron,
A
9-7
9-7
1
1
1
1
9-7
9- 7
9-7
10101010-
10- 1
:r.
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
10-15
1
1
1
1
10-
1
9-7
9-7
9-7
9-21
9-7
9-7
9-7
9-7
9-7
9-15
9-28
9-21
10-15
9-14
9-14
10-15
Inc.,
10-
1
9-14
1
9-14
1-20
1-12
Thorofare
Industries
initial pfd.
Co.
(Ky.)
11-
1
10-10
1
10-10
Corp.
Traders Finance Ltd., class A
Class B
(-quar.)
Webb
8c
10-19
9-28
5%
9-12
Weiss
9-12
Weissberg
9-12
Class
A
1
Class
9-20
9-14
9-14
25c
10-
1
9-15
30c
;■
10-
1
9-11
10-15
15c
10-
1
10-
5
9-19
50c
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
50c
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
11-
1
10-16
t4c
(stock
Clutch
10-
1
9-15
$30c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
t25c
9-15
25c
10-17
10-10
7%c
10-19
9-28
32c
10-
1
9-18
67 %c
10-
1
10-
1
9-18
30c
12-15
11-30
$1.12%
10-15
9-20
10c
10-
1
9-20
dividend)—
Corp.—
convertible preferred
10-10
9-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
Underwriter
Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd., com. (quar.)partic. 2nd pref. (quar.)
(Los Angeles) (quar.)
Trust
Union Acceptance
60c non-cura.
Union Bank
Electric
Co.—
Rock
&
1__
(quar.)__
(quar.)
6%
Coal
Gas
United
10-19
11-15
10-19
92 %c'
11-15
10-19
87 %c
11-15
10-19
11-3
10-15
11- 3
10-15
11-1
10-
5
10- 1
15c
9-19
10- 1
10- 1
9-10
9-10
10-15
9-15
—
45c
12-10
11-23
—
50c
10-
Cos.
Insurance
preferred
United
11-15
20c
Corp.___.
(quar.)__.
(Chicago)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
Fire
9-12
;,
30c
Materials
Electric
10- 1
32c
9-14
9-14
6c
—
Union Pacific RR., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (s-a)
1
United
9-19
10- 1
$1
(Canada) Ltd.
United
1
10- 1
30c
tl2y2C
15c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
$3,70 preferred (quar.)—.
$3.50 preferred (quar.).—
Union Finance, common
(quar.)
6% noncumulative preferred (quar.)
Co.
10-18
10-
$1.12% /
preferred
Investment
9-14
11- 1
75c
tlOc
$15c
V.
4,
S4.00
Gas
10- 1
37 %c
62%c
208 South La Salle Street Corp.
.
(quar.)
1
8-31
7
175c
10- 1
9-
40c
Corp
10- 1
9-10
preferred (quar.)—
Illuminating Co._
Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
Quarterly
United Investors Corp. (Del.)—
Class A (monthly).
United Keno Hill Mines (quar,)______
4y4%
—
United
$1.06¥4
37 Vic
10- 1
8-31
10- 1
9-
1
United Industrial
_____
United
United
6%
& Canal
New Jersey RR.
Shoe
Machinery,
preferred
(quar.)
—
U. S. Borax & Chemical,
4y2%
pfd.
10- 1
9-20
10-31
10-16
10-26
$!0c
9-28
(quar.)
$2.50
10-10
9-20
62y2c
10-10
9-24
37y2c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
$1
6%c
10-10
9-24
$1.12%
12-
S.
7%
U.
S.
U.
S.
preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
National
4y2%
Bank
(s-a)
—
(Portland,
Quarterly -cil—x
'flg S Playing Card Co.
9-21
10-
1
8-31
1
8-31
$1.75
10-
56%c
10-
1
1-
1
1
8-31
9-24
12-
Electric
Western
101-
1
10-15
class A
10-
1
1
10-
1
fi-14
10-
1
B-17
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
11-
5
10-11
10-
1
10-14
9-20
10-
10-
1
9-20
1
11-15
9-30
6%
$4.25
Will
&
Willson
Wilson
6%
(3)
1
1
for
1
graphs show the
10-15
9-24
10-15
10-10
1
9-14
10-
1
9-21
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
10-
1
12-
9-15
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-10
conditions
and
average number of copies of each issue of this publication
distributed, through the mails or otherwise,
to paid sub¬
during the 12 months preceding the date shown above was
The
or
(This information is required by the Act of June 11, 1960 to be
in all statements regardless of frequency of issue.)
9,423.
included
Claude D. Seibert, Editor. Sworn to and subscribed before
1962. Edward G. Seibert, Notary Public, State
York, No. 60-890647.5, qualified in Westchester County. Com¬
mission expires March 30, 1964.
V - v
(Signed)
me
this 28th day of Sept.
New
9-10
10-
1
9-20
1.;
11-23
9-28
$2765
12-
1
11-13
11-
1
10-11
10-
1
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
General Corporation and
9-12
30c
10-15
11-
1
1
Investment News
10-15
10-
9-14
8-16
10-31
59 %c
11-30
11-
11-30
11-
7
68c
11-
1
10-
5
59c
11-
1
10-
5
68 Vic
10-31
10-
5
10c
10-15
$1.25
10-
9-25
1
9-10
$1.25
1-
2
12-10
25c
10-
4
4
9-20
10-15
9-21
10-
9-
1
4
9-14
metals
and
$8%c
10-
1
8-16
carbon
steel
30c
10-
1
9-15
sheets,
tubes,
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-
5
10-1
9-
7
9-
7
$1
25c
10-
$1.31%
1
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$1.25
1
f.
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9-17
10-19
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1
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10-
1
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metal
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1
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state,
10-
1
9-20
mills,
10-
5
10-
1
9-20
5%
10-
9
9-14
10-
1
40c
,11-
1
$1.06%
10-
1
9-15
10-
5
$1.50
5%
Tanning
12 %c
(quar.)
10-31
10-15
10-12
10-
$1.25
11-
1
10-15
$1.26
pfd.
11-
1
11- 1
10-15
;
$1.27
-x.
75c
.
10-
8c
Co.
(Mich.)
1
10-10
9-10
9-25
pfd.
(quar.)
Jr. Co.
—_
(monthly)
as
sales are primarily to ferrous and non-ferrous
airplane
and
missile manufacturers,
Federal,
local governments, paper mills, chemical plants, textile
machine shops, public utilities, shipyards, and airlines.
company's
Products sold by the company are purchased from such com¬
panies as the International Nickel Co., Anaconda American Brass
Co.,
Aluminum Co. of America, Armco Steel Corp. and
United
States
Steel
of
area
south
Corp.
,
.
company
distributes these products over the southeastern
the United States, beginning With Virginia and continuing
and
west
intermediate
to
include
Florida,
Louisiana,
Notes
Authorized
Common
195,
stock
p.
and
all
Outstanding
$1,850,000
payable
preferred stock
5%
Mississippi
states.
,
—V.
11-
1
10-10
$1.50
10-
1
9-17
t40c
10-
1
t$1.12%
(Mass.)
(such
tool and
(par
(par
$100)
2,500 shs.
2,500 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
$1)
498,950 shs.
2592.
—
10-
1
30c
(quar.)
and
Urethane Industries International, Ine.—New Control
See Stauffer
(quar.)
County National Bank
products
fabricators,
10-15
2
supplies.
and
9-14
10c
Work Wear, Inc., common
Class B (quar.)—
The
The
(quar.)
of 285 Marietta St., N. W. Atlanta, is
distribution of ferrous and non-ferrous
wholesale
industrial
The principal metals sold include
wire, rods, bars, structural shapes,
alloy steels), stainless steel, and alu¬
minum, brass, copper, bronze, and nickel products. Fittings and
fasteners in each of such metals are also sold. Industrial supplies
distributed
include
hand
tools, precision instruments
(such
as
micrometers and calipers), abrasives, cutting tools
(such as drills,
taps, dies, and reamers), wire rope, valves, transmission products
(such as gears, ratio motors,. and speed reducers) and machinery
(consisting of a variety of electric and air tools).
10c
f $2.50
Ltd
(quar.)_
the
in
engaged
1
$1.06%
dividend)
(quar.)
Woodall Industries
BUSINESS—The company,
9-14
10-
$1.43%
will be used to finance additional
inventories, and accounts receivable.
proceeds
10-15
Power
&
Net
merchandise
30C
25c
(stock
Envelopes,
& Light
a Sept. 20, 1962 offering circular,
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner and Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc., Atlanta, Ga., offered publicly, 30,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at $10 per share.
9-20
10-
(J. M.) Tull Metal & Supply Co., Inc.—Common Of¬
fered—Pursuant to
75c
«:
Inc.
Continued from page 10
7
63 %c
81 %c
—.
Monthly
(5)
sold
10c
.
(John) Industries, Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
4 %,%
preferred (quar.)
„„
trustee is acting;
such
also the statements in the two para¬
affiant's full knowledge and belief as to the circum¬
under which stockholders and security holders
who do not appear upon the books of the company as trustees, hold
stock' and securities in a capacity other than that of a bona fide owner.
9-20
10-
9-24
whom
stances
10c
quar.)
(reduced-quar.)
Alexander, Ltd., 6%
Extra
(If there are none, so state.) None.
11-
t50c
Quarterly
(Wm.)
bondholders, mortgagees and other security
holding 1% or more of the total amount of bonds,
known
or
Q.tUfiE securities are:
or
12-
10c
preferred (quar.)
5.08% preferred (quar.)__
Wiser Oil (quar.)——
Wolf Corp., class A (monthly)
Worcester
the
owning
10-
35c
5.04%
Wood
That
11-15
1%
(quar.)
Electric
Shoe
and
stockholders
of
12-15
10-15
32 %c
Candle
&
7,
owned
10c
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
(initial
Wisconsin Public Service,
Wolverine
stated,
(if
(4) Paragraphs 2 and 3 include, in cases where the stockholder or
security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee or
in any other fiduciary relation, the name of the person or corporation
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
Fuel
York
Manor
mortgages
62 %C
common—
common
on
(The),
preferred
New
D.
holders
6
$1.50
common
Stationers
Wisconsin
Park Place,
Ltd.,
&
$4.25
25
D. Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.;
Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.; Harriet Seibert,
Apts., Scarsdale, N. Y.; Helen Faulkner, Thornycroft
Apts., Scarsdale, N. Y.
9-28
90c
Co.
preferred
Baumer
Seibert,
•
is:
owner
be
must
Scarsdalc
1
10-
$30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Williamhouse
New
Stockholders—Claude
9-27
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Weston (George), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (increased)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
4% prior lien (quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (reduced)
$5 preferred (quar.)
White Motor, 5%%
preferred (quar.)
Whiting Corp.
3%%
'l
the
addresses
and
9-18
$1.10
(quar.)
Ltd., class
Stores,
preferred
William D.
Manager,
That
address
of
Inc.
Wieboldt
Park Place,
25
by a corporation, its name and
also immediately thereunder the names
owning or holding 1% or more of the
total amount of stock.
If not owned by a corporation, the names and
addresses
of
the
individual owners must be given.
If owned by a
partnership, or other unincorporated firm, its name and address as
well as that of each individual member must be given):
(2)
9-
25c
(Norman)
Company,
Dana
B.
York.
New
1
$1.05
Utilities
Wiatt
of the publisher, editor, managing
are:
7,
1
$1.02%
Telegraph
Foods,
addresses
managers
William
York.
scribers
Extra
Westmoreland,
business
and
Business
10-
t$1.75
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.44%
preferred (quar.)
4.72%
preferred (quar.)
$2.75 preferred (quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery, com. (reduced)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
A.
Western Tool & Stamping
(quar.)
Westfair
•
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Western
>
Gas
&
Union
*
7,
10-25
10c
4.75%
Western
^
York
10-
(monthly)
Co
dividend
Stock
-
payment
York.
3%
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Natural Gas, 5% pfd.
$2.55
income tax.
corrected
Canadian nonresident tax. ' y
9-14
9-14
(quar.)
Power
15%
Editor, George J. Morrissey, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.
Managing Editor, Claude D. Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York
9-19
10-
$1.12%
Western
Western
Non¬
tax.
(1) That the names and
9-24
9-15
Western Light & Telephone, common
5%
income
date was incorrect. The
and/or record date is indicated here.
Publisher,
New
,,
35c
Breweries
preferred
source.
208)
editor
9-20
,
1
—
Western Insurance Securities Co.,
Class
A
(quar.)
;•
27 Vic
10-
Ordinary (interim
payment of about $.865 per depositary sh.)
6%
the
1912 as amended
Acts of March 3, 1933, July 2, 1946 and June 11, 1960 (74
showing the Ownership, Management and Circulation, of
the "Commercial and Financial Chronicle," published Thursday and
Monday, at New York, N. Y„ for Oct. 1, 1962.
9-20
1
1
(quar.)
Holdings,
Wrigley
65c
—_
10-
50c
10-15
f
10-
1
Chemical Co., this issue.—V. 194,
9-14
10-
1
9-17
11-15
10-30
promissory
10-30
subordinated
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
25c
11-
1
10-19
25C
1SS-? 1
11-20
Privately
—On Sept. 25, 1962, it was reported that this
company
had sold privately, $5,000,000 of 47/g% 15-year senior
11-15
$v
1658.
Van Camp Sea Food Co.—Securities Sold
lc
25c
p.
9-14
18 %c
7
Ore.) —
1——
(qua!.)—
10-15
22%c
_.—
pfd.
11-15
65c
Industries) Inc., 4%% pfd. A (quar.)
Lines
1
30c
Fidelity & Guaranty (quar.)
U S Gypsum Co., common (quar.)_k
U. S.
Western
/
at
by the
9
10-
10-
(quar.)
preferred
9-7
10c
class A
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
Canada
British
Less
Stat.
11-15
10-
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)
4.40%
1
Statement required by the Act of Congress of Aug. 24,
9
10-19
11-30
20c.;
Western
9-10
10-
Previously published
xLess Jamaica
9-15
10-
10-19
Wood
10-
U.
1
40c
Texas Utilities
10-10
28c
in Canadian funds, tax deductible
tax 15%; resident tax 7%. >•
date
9-14
10-
Penn Power Co.—
Wisconsin
Gas Improvement—
10-15
12 %c
4%%
West
9-15
15c
a
9-14
(quar.)
Kootenay Power & Light—
7% preferred (quar.)
9-18
62 %c
1
$1.50
5.20%
(quar.)
10-
West
West
35c
+
9-26
Bank-American Trust Co. (S F)
Schorr
&
Werman
1
9-24
8
yyyyvy;:.
Quarterly
1
9-15
10-
quar.)
y
50c
__
(quar.)
Wells Fargo
Industries
Union
B
9-20
9-20
10- 1
5
2
10-
31V4C
(monthly)
Wellington Management,
Class
Co.—
(Delaware)
Inc.
(H. R.) Corp.,
(monthly)
1
(Four shares for each share held)
Union
Stores,
1
10-1
10-
10-
36 Vic
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Bros.
0-a*
Owner, William B. Dana Company, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.
Co.
Fixture
Showcase &
10-
25c
(quar.)
True Temper Corp., common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Trust Co. of New Jersey
(Jersey City)—
Quarterly
Union
&
Weber
10-15
resident
William
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Knapp, Inc., 6% pfd. (accum.)
V.)
(R.
9-18
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
t Payable
9-14
10-15
$1.25
20c
Mills
Knitting
1
10-15
Waste
10-
10-
1
1
17 %c
A
1
10-
11-
'
10c
16c
(quar.)
Warshow
(H.)
Sons, class A (quar.)
Washington National Insurance Co.
(Evanston, 111.) (quar.)
9-28
10-
*
9-14
$1.25
pfd.
9-15
9-17
V
12 %c
Pictures
Bros
Telephone Co., $5
1
10-10
1
20c
—
10-
10-15
15C
10-
10c
(quar.)
10-15
30c
2% V
$1.37 %
(quar.)
Weatherford
Corp. Fund—
Products
Disc
Productions
Ward
Wayne
+
Tri-Continental Corp., common
$2.70 preferred (quar.)
$4.50
Disney
Walter
9-14
m.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transcontinental Bus System, Inc
Transportation Corp. of America—
Class A (quar.)
Union
Walt
10-
25c
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
20c
Grove
9-15
+20c
preferred
preferred
$1.50
&
Walnut
9-18
$1.75
_
(quar.)
(increased
Corp.
1
7%c
Tiernan (quar.)
Products
(quar.)
Wallace
9-15
25c
preferred
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Trane Company
(quar.)
Twin
Quarterly
1
12 %c
9-
40C
1
10-
1
1%
1
1
10-
Ltd.
Worts,
Gooderham &
(Hiram)
Jewelry Co.
New
1
dividend
Stock
Walker
9-15
1
$1.25
1
5c
(quar.)
Shoe Co.
(B. B.)
2
.10-
17Vic
1
9-
20c
common
10-
1
9-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
10-
f20c
(quar.)
5%
Twin
Walker
9-29
10-
$1
9-28
1
6c
Corp.,
10-15
37Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
10-12
J20c
(quar.)
preferred
$5
Vulcan-Hart
(quar.)
preferred
Zale
Virginia
Common
9-29
Bros.—
9-28
10-
2%
Corp. (stock dividend)
Ltd. (quar.)
Chemical & Smelting—
Vernitor
Viau,
9-11
preferred (quar.)
Zerox
-
10-
5c
,
Common
Bank
(quar.)
(Brattleboro)
9-14
10-
10-
1
$3
(s-a)
1
10-
11-
10-12
655/8C
& Savings
National
Vermont
1
10-15
5%
9-28
20c
Rogers (quar.)
Vermont & Massachusetts RR.
10-
Towmotor
Trico
Waters &
King Corp.—
6% series C conv. preferred (quar.)
Waukesha Motor Co. (quar.)
5c
Packing Co.
(quar.)
—
Tompkins County Trust (Ithaca, N. Y.)—
Quarterly
Toro Manufacturing
(quar.)
Toronto Iron Works Ltd., class A (accum.)
Torrington Company
(quar.)
6%
Sciver
Van
5c
Trans-Canada
.
Camp Sea Food Co. (quar.)
(J. B.) Co., 5% cl. A pfd. (quar.)
Van
*25c
Tobin
5%
preferred (quar.)_.
9-14
31 Vic
10-10
29 %C
'
•6%
1
1
9-11
10-
A.
10-
10-
1
32c
Stock dividend on common—
9-22
25c
1
10-
35c
Van
Younker
1
10-
$2c
5
11-
33c
&
Power
1
4
10-
30c
Light, common (quar. I
$1.28
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18 preferred B (quar.)
Universal Publishing & Distributing Corp.—
Utah
Co.
S.)
(J.
10-
10-15
25c
(quar.)
Co., common
7%
preferred (quar.)
Youngstown Steel Door
9-20
9-29
20c
1
Class B
1
35c
15c
(s-a)
10-
10-15
(quar.).
10-
31 %c
Tip Top Canners, Ltd., class A
Tip Top Products, class A
7
9-14
Co.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
7c
7%
(quar.)
preferred
Upjohn Company (quar.)—
Utah Construction & Mining
10-
5c
9-
1
$1.12%
9-
(quar.)
1
10-
When
Share
x",
J2c
Water
Young
-
Warren
Extra
10-
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
3
Mfg.
-A..
(quar.);
A
Inc.—
$1.25
5% non-conv. preferred B (quar.)
Thriftway Foods
(increased quar.)
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 preferred (quar.)—
Finance
4y2%
Corp.
Warner
"
Time
Universal Marion
10-10
—
12-
$1
31 Vic
(quar.)
12-18
40c
31V4c
*
conv
25c
Towne
class
Extra
9-28
9-24
,Yy:,
System,
Speculative Investment Fund of Canada
York
30c
Furniture
10-12
10-15
$2
10-10
15C
York
22 %C
25c
(quar.)
Yale
9-28
87 Vic
28c
common
9-24
$1.25
common
1
(quar.)
pfd.
1
10-15
(quar.).
1
(H. I.) Fiber Glass Co. (quar.)—
Markets, common (quar.)—
Thompson
Tobacco,
Leaf
preferred
11-
11-
&
10-
12 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
8%
11-
Mills
Thomasville
5%
$1.14
$1
Express
$1.25
of Kansas,
Telephone Co.
(Jim) Corp. (quar.)
Baking Co., 5V2% pfd.
Warner Bros. Co.
(quar.)
$1.19
Yale
(Indiana)—
Telephone Co.,
Inc.
preferred
(quar.)
5%
United
$1.21
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
9-14
10-
(quar.)
4%
Inc.,
Thomaston
5%
„
10- 1
10- 1
,
35c
(quar.)
Thomas & Betts Co., common (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Thomas Industries, common (quar.)
$1.25
10-31
$1.24
& Light, $4.56 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
34.76 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Textiles,
9-14
$1.31 %
$4.84
Texas
9-14
$1.35
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Power
Texas
Monday, October 1, 1962
.
of Company
9-24
93%c
10-12
5
11101011-
Pharmacal
Texas
7
1
10-
10-
$1.27
$1.16
$1.14
$1
(quar.)—
$5.08 pfd.
9-
12-14
Transmission—
Gas
4.96%
1
9-14
10-26
18c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
5%%
1
12-28
$2
preferred
preferred
5.40%
1
1
10-
.
Texas
.
Per
Name
10-10
50c
S.
Universal
(quar.)
conv. pfd. (s-a)__
Co. (quar.)
Electric Service,
4
10-31
Taylor Instrument
10c
Taylor Wine
-—----2%
Corp., class A (stock div.)
20c
Television Shares Management (s-a)
Tennessee Gas. Transmission—
4.10% preferred (quar.)
$1.02%
4.25% preferred (quar.)_
$1.06%
4.50% 2nd pfd.
(quar.)
$1.12%
4 60%
preferred (quar.)
$1.15
4.64% preferred (quar.)
$1.16
4.65% preferred (quar.)
$1.16V4
4.72% 2nd preferred (quar.)
$1.18
4.90% preferred (quar.)
$1,222%
4.92% preferred
(initial).—
18c
5% 2nd pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
5.10% preferred (quar.)
$1.27%
5.12% preferred (quar.)—
$1.28
5.24% preferred (quar.)
$1.31
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.31%
Terminal Transport
(quar.)
10c
Terre Haute
Malleable & Mfg. Corp
7%c
Texas American Oil (stock dividend)—_.
2%
$4.56
9-
10-
20c
12 Vac
Tecno-Vending
S4.64
United
20c
Taylor Fibre Co., 4%
Texas
9-25
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Freight, Inc.
E
M.
9-26
40c
Company
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)__
Szabo Food Services, 5%
pfd. (quar.)__
T.
9-17
9-23
10-19
10-
62 %c
pfd. (quar.)
of America (quar.)
(quar.)
Sweets Co.
1
10-15
10-23
15c
Services
Super Food
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
0/ Company
Plywood Corp., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
U. S.
Servateria Corp.
(quar.)
U. S. Shoe Corp. (quar.)—
S.
Smelting Refining & Mining—
7%
preferred (quar.)
U. S. Sugar Corp. (quar.)
U. S. Trust (Boston)
(quar.)
U. S. Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
10-31
2%%
dividend
Super Valu Stores, 5%
Swank, Inc. (quar )
Name
U.
U.
Suu&ei JLntemallonai
Stock
9-20
10-
3c
& Loan (Fla.), com. (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Petroleum Corp.—
6%
1
$1.13
—
Finance
Sun
10-
5c
(reduced)
(quar.)__
^
9-20
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
vy.;;.
common
preferred
$4.50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1392)
52
notes,
and
$2,500,000
debentures.
The
of
4%%
debentures
15-year
are
con¬
vertible at. the rate of $20 face amount for each
com¬
mon
000
share.
common
If all
are
converted,
a
maximum .of 125,-
shares would be issued.
'
Volume 196
Number 6199
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Voi-Shan Industries, Inc.—Proposed Name
(1393); 53
REVENUES—Net
try.
The testing division of the company operates laboratories in
Segundo and Norco, Calif., Westbury, N. Y„ and Huntsville, Ala.
Its major testing facilities enable it to test liquid rocket pressurization components and systems, liquid rocket propellant components
Change
amounted
El
Shareholders of this Pasadena, Calif., firm at the
in Los Angeles on Oct. 17, will act on the board of
annual meeting
directors recom¬
mendation to change the name of the company to VSI Corp.
President Mason Phelps said the change is being recommended to
simplify the corporate name, retaining the initials of Vol-Shan
Industries which the company has used as a corporate symbol for
several
years.'""
"
•
continue
"
known
be
to
Voi-Shan
as
Manufacturing
Co.—V.
196,
Co.—Additional
financing Details—
Our Sept. 24, 1962 issue reported the sale on Sept. 21,
of 110,000 common shares of Welsh Panel stock at
$7 per share. Additional financing details follow:
Welsh
Panel
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
below
named
industrial
V.
purchased.
Shares
Robert
Ferman
L.
&
Godfrey, Hamilton,
First
M.
Saunders
A.
E.
I.
Writer
Peters,
A 43,000
Inc
&
ing
7,000
3,000
the
Wyle Laboratories—Debentures Offered—On Sept.
27, 1962, Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., New York City,
and Mitchum, Jones & Templeton, Inc., Los Angeles,
headed an underwriting group which offered publicly,
$2,500,000 of Wyle Laboratories 5.%'%
convertible
subordinated debentures, due 1977.
The debentures,
priced at 100% and accrued interest, are convertible
into common stock at $15 per share for the life of
1,251,500 shares
own
PROCEEDS—Net
sale
ing
debentures
prices ranging
Through the operation of
at
company
cipal amount.
be
redeemable, beginning in
amount, plus accrued interest.
cipal
PROCEEDS—Of
redeemable
are
from 105 V2%
a
sinking fund,
at
1965,
100%
of
the
at
74.43%
or
of services
Laboratories,
and
of
El
Calif.,
products principally to the
provides
of
Zayre
prices.
be
by
used
connection
' due
note
April
Outstanding
$1,500,000
1,
24,177
24,177
1,681,500 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
promissory
shares
of
of
be
A.
to
in
be
of
the
construction
under
started
in
stores
new
current
the
opened
already
fiscal
future
near
addition
the
to
J.
the
is
generally
" "L
income.
selected
inferior
to
appeal
to
*
1,500
Reynolds
3,000
Robinson- Humphrey
Inc.
Co
&
Simon
I.
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc.
Inc
&
M.
i.ouu
16,000
6,300
Spencer Trask & Co
Stein Bros. & Boyce
3,000
Mc¬
&
Blosser
Straus,
1,500
Dowell
Co.,
6,000
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
6,000
Inc.
Day
Van Alstyne,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.Hutton
E.
Bissell
—V.
195,
G.
3,000
3,000
1,500
6.000
Noel & Co.
Wainwright & Co._
H. Walker & Co., Inc.
C.
Wertheim
16,000
16,000
Co
&
3,000
& Meeds
2028.
p.
H.
Co.,
Si
——AAA—
Inc.
Laird,
6,000
6,000
Co
&
Peabody
Kidder,
,
Co
Co,
1,500
Stone
Co.-
Co..
Richter
Scherck,
1,500
-
&
_
6,000
&
Hallgarten & Co
Hanrahan & Co.,
merchandise.
persons of average
Prescott
3,000
16,000
6,000
1,500
&
Sachs
W.
Paribus
3,000
Co._
Si
Goldman,
quality
1
-
-
Co.—A—A
Estabrook
Hayden,
&
Paine, Webber
Curtis
Co.
I. duPont
Roland
Oppenheimer
3,000
—A-
Francis
16,000
1,500
.1
Ohio
16,000
A
16,000
Co
Si
Loeb, Rhoades &
Model,
Donaldson, Lufkin Si
Jenrette, Inc.——
department stores, operated under
other
as
Shares
Inc.
6,000
Clayton Securities Corp.J. M. Daln & Co., Inc.-
variety of merchandise at discount
policy to purchase no seconds, ir¬
company's
rejects
or
factory
Merchandise
num¬
are
McKelvy Si Co
Merrill,
Turben
6,000
Inc
C. Bradford &
Freres
Co.
v
1,500
Inc.
the
wide
a
the
them
Corp.-—1,500
Co.,
Carl M.
3,000
Co
Co.,
&
Lazard
&
&
Laird
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
States.
offer
by
A
6,000
Boettcher & Co.____
in
Atlantic
stores
17,411
and
underwriters
purchased
1,500
Bingham, Walter Si
Hurry, Inc
1963
January,
be
6,000
Stearns & Co
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.-
expected
and
in
ending
year
Paine_
Bear,
four
on
the
to
stock
Co.i
&
Barth
J.
the company
and
;>'V;
17,411
of
names
68,000
Proctor &
Allyn & Co
C.
Bache
from; the
through
opened
$205,626
3,962,231
notes
common
Lehman Brothers
to
to
$205,626
promissory
Shares
Blyth
company
;
1964-1968
follows:
of the 1,681,500
the
1969
3,962,231
equipment
due
UNDERWRITERS—The
ber
provide additional work¬
with
additional
self-service
planned
presently
are
Zayre
is
It
regulars,
a
indus¬
aerospace
in
presently
number
Middle
All
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
promissory notes due 1966
mortgage note due
Sundry
Northeastern, Middle Atlantic, Mid-Western
and
Southern States, the company operates 52 popular-price
ap¬
parel
specialty
stores
located
principally
in
the New
England
the deben¬
the prin¬
EFFECT
$1,500,000
notes
20.
name
and
Segundo,
stores
BUSINESS—In
the
BUSINESS—Wyle
required
received
will
shares
stores
opened
be
the
proceeds, $2,000,000 will be used to repay
short and long-term bank borrowings.
The balance will be added
to general funds and will be available for
any corporate purpose.
number
be
Sales in the 26
compared
with
1961; net income
$32,847,
equal to
share.
common
GIVING
29,
and
Authorized
promissory
5%-5%%
1963.
total
The
to
the prin¬
to
of
proceeds
175,000
expects
construction
additional stores.
will
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The
will
capital
the
department
the issue.
tures
of
Eleven
$193,119
was
per
July
stock
($1
par)_A
Consolidated Subsidiaries—■
sold
Spring
ended
Common
components.—
shares of common stock to be outstanding.
option of the
periods
cents
was
shares.
$36,796,439
totaled
months
ended Jan. 27, 1962
$1,126,736, equal to
year
income
common
1976
4%-4!4%
by certain stockholders, all members of
Feldberg families. After the sale, the families
will
1962
six
two
fiscal
net
793.
p.
were
Inc
6%
total, 175,000 shares represented new financ¬
by the company. The remaining 175,000 shares
10,000
;
and
and
the
Company—
Of the
10,000
Inc._
Co.,
Inc.__
supplies
in
and
1,506,000
28,
the
Abbott,
25,000
Inc
;; 12,000
Christensen,
Co
&
Draper, Sears
196, p. 1288.
—V.
&
& Co.,
Hagen
Co.,
Taylor & Co.,
Corp.—.-!-—LA
Cascade
electronic
July
in
respective
cents
4Va%
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of an underwriting
agreement, to purchase in the respective amounts set forth below
not
less than all of the
110,000 shares of common stock, if any
are
of
on
CAPITALIZATION
'Zayre. Corp.—Common Offered—The first public of¬
fering of stock of Zayre Corp.. (Natick, Mass.), opera¬
tor of a chain of 37 self-service department stores
located in 14 states, was made Sept. 27, by Lehman
Brothers, New York City, manager of the group of
investment bankers which is underwriting the issue.
The stock was priced at $12 per share.
severally
have
195,
distribution
ended
the
13
extremely high force electro-hydraulic vibration system),
liquid carbon dioxide storage and handling equipment, environmen¬
tal
test
equipment, ovens for high temperature mass testing of
large quantities of semiconductors and other electronic components,
printed circuit boards and digital computer systems and subsystems
utilizing these boards.
Three
subsidiaries
are
engaged in the business of specialized
1096
p.
in
(an
sales
$59,165,743
share
a
$21,452,326
systems, solid rocket propellant systems and other systems and
components of similar complexity.
Significant products of the manufacturing division are the Hydra-
Phelps said the proposed name change to VSI Corp. will not
the
name
of
the company's aerospace division which will
Mr.
affect
weeks
and
shaker
to
cents
75
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BONI) PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
ARIZONA
Trinity, Ala.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Jan.
Bond Sale—The
works
fered
Sept.
sold
196,
20—v.
the
to
1193—
p.
Housing
and
Home Finance Agency, as 3%s, at
price of
Bond Offering—Stanton S. Von
$128,000 water¬
system revenue bonds" of¬
were
$31,000 sewer and waterworks
improvement bonds. Due on
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (MST)
Grabill, City
Oct.
on'
for
9
the
$9,000,000 various
Dated July 1, 1962.
par.
ALASKA
Bond
Sale
municipal
T h
—
utilities
inclusive.
awarded
White,
Co.,
Inc.,
jointly,
Inc.,
100.006,
3.92%,
a
as
Northrop
A.
and
P.
at
&
Kelly &
a
price
of
receive sealed
(MST)
until
11
a.m.
Nov. 6 for the purchase
on
follows:
Jan.
from
1
$100,000
1968 inclusive.
.
Due
on
Jan. 1, 1969.
70,000 4%s. Due
on
Jan. ly 1970.
140,000 4V4s. Due
1972.
District
School
bonds.
Due
on
No.
2,180,000
from
370,000
bonds.
Due
1976 to
3.90s.
Due
on
1983
inclusive.
Due
Jan.
1
building
tory
fered
Jan.;
on
1>
son.
man
July
1
on
Due
from
interest
3V2S,
offered
bonds
Sept. 13
Housing
and
Agency,
at
system
were
Home
price
a
Finance
of
par,
as
Home
follows:
$7,50,000 Series A bonds,
at
as
SVsS.
sold
1
April
from
Interest
proved
by
1,
1964
1961.
to
Due
2001
on
inclu¬
A-CL Legality
dormi¬
a
price of
Sept.
Agency,
as
3%s,
par.
Bond
Offering
—
J.
B:
a
Agency,
price of
1 from 1972
as
to
2001
District
Offering
(MST)
of
Ariz.
L.
Odom,
Supervisors,
sealed
on
17,
R.
for the
1, 1962. Due on July 1
Prin¬
from 1964 to 1972 inclusive.
and
the
interest
(J-J)
payable
County Treasurer's
(CST)
of $128,000 3%%
bonds,
as
follows:
on
Oct. 11
11
—•
Calif.
V.
Dennis
Bernardino
until
11
office.
:
Oct. 1 for the purchase
Salinas Union
1964
1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
1983
to
and interest
Sale
Bend
school
office.
Myers.
Murray Sch. Dist., Alameda Cnty,
Offering
—
Michael
Superintendent
of
Blue,
&
duPont
a
Bond
gnat,
Calif.
Offering—G.
Clerk
of
A.
Board of
Peque-
Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Riverside until 11 a.m. (PDST) on
purchase of $880,000
on
Now.
inclusive.
County
1
1, 1962.
from 1963 to 1982
Principal
and
interest
at the Riverside
Treasurer's
office,
or
payable
interest
follows:
net
Francis
of
price
a
cost of
1963
1965
100,000 2s. Due on Oct. 1,
and
1966.
300,000 2%s. Due on Oct. 1
from
1967. to 1972 inclusive.
150,000 2%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
350,000 3s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1976 to 1982 inclusive.
San Ramon
Valley Union High Sch.
District, Contra Costa County,
>
Bond
San
California
Sale—The
,
/.
$350,000 school
Sept.
offered
18
were
headed by the
America N. T. & S. A. of
a
group
at
Francisco,
10C.008,
:
at
and 1964.
Bank of
Counties,
com¬
$100,000 5s. Due on Oct. 1,
awarded to
Riverside and San Bernardino
bonds
group
a
Co.,
about 2.84%, as
bonds
City High School Dist.,
to
Glore, Forgan & Co., and
$95,000 series C bonds.
Riverfide
A,
24—v. 196, p. 1289—•
awarded
Schools, will receive sealed bids
Okland until 10 a.m. (PDST)
on
Oct. 16 for the purchase of
at
(M-N)
Calif.
Offering —Jack G.
M.
Series
posed of the Crocker-Anglo Na¬
tional
Bank
of
San
Francisco,
Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
$1,000,000
The
—
building,
offered Sept.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Treasurer's
High School District,
Monterey County, Calif.
series 6 bonds. Dated
Oct.
Due
Berkeley Unified School District,
Bond
a;m.
on
(PDST)
series C bonds. Dated Nov.
Alameda County,
or
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
100.0001,
San
fiscal
any
of the County in Chicago,
New York City. Legality ap¬
were
«
at
or
agency
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Oct. 1 for the
CALIFORNIA
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m.
-1
until
bids
Oct. 1
purchase of $50,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov.
Angeles,
I.
Lindemann,
No.
—
Board
receive
cipal
'
California
County, Mohawk Valley
of
a.m.
"
Due
par.
feld & Divelbess..A
for the purchase
Finance
at
Terrel,
ap¬
V
will
1
*
Offering
County
Legality -approved-by Gust, Rosen -
Preston, Thorgrimson,
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
Yuma
at
Humphrey, Ark.
'•!l '
Bond
11
the Housing and
to
Finance
1,000,000 Series B bonds, as 3 V2S.
Dated
Polytechnic College
tory revenue bonds offered
were
awarded, as
ARIZONA
Clerk
Bend Sale—The $360,000
20
of¬
April 1 from 1964 to
April
School
(P. O. Russellville), Ark.
sold to the
V'/'v
payable at the
ARKANSAS
totalling $1,750,000
cliffe.
inclusive.
Legality approved by Chap¬
Arkansas
Bond Sale—The housing
sive.
(J-J)
Fair ban ks), A laska
revenue
April
Principal
1963.
1,
& Cutler.
.
dormir
price of 100.10.
a
Los
Wardle, Clerk of Board of Super¬
inclusive.
Home
from
Legality approved by Or-
T. & S. A.,
Bank of America, N.
Treasurer's
Bernardino County,
825,000 bonds to the Housing and
1979, inclusive.
Jan.
on
1971
July 1
County
of $800,000
3Vfes, at
as
the
at
Bond
follows:
Bond
University of Alaska (P. O.
A
;
and
were
1987, incl.
Chaffey Union High Sch. Dist., San
bonds
revenue
Sept. 21
County Treasurer's office in Tuc¬
1984.
s
Dated
Jan. 1, 1973.
1974 to
3.80s.
House,
Bond Sale—The $935,000
on
on
Meek,
Due
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut-
Fayetteville), Ark.
8
80,000 High School District No. 8
„
59,000 3.70s. Due
Rose,
ap¬
$110,000 bonds to Stephens, Inc.,
1964 to 1980, inclusive.
t
Jan. 1, 1971
on
by
Legality
University of Arkansas (P. O.
Supervisors, will
bids
Nov. 15 from 1963 to
office.
Bond Offering—Elsa B. Hanna,
Clerk of Board of
on
clusive.
Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
a.m.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Wells
as
s.
and
Flowing
County
follows:
1964 to
on
10
Dated Nov. 15, 1962.
bonds.
able
proved
$180,000 unlimited taxi bonds,
70,000
sys-
Due
until
bids
sealed
(PST) on Oct. 9 for the purchase
of $4,000,000 school-1962, series A
July 1 from 1962 to 1991 in¬
Legality approved by
of
on
sewer
bonds.
revenue
In¬
net interest cost of about
$120,000 6s. Due
term
School Districts No. 8, Ariz.
im¬
revenue
to
1994 in¬
Barron, Nash & Williamson.
Piam
$3,000,000
e
1984
to
Chapman & Cutler.
provement bonds offered Sept. 20
were
1964
terest J-J.
Fairbanks, Alaska
improvement and
Due on July 1
from
a
to
clusive.
bonds.
purpose
1965
97,000 waterworks refunding and
of
purchase
from
1
will
Clerk of Board of Supervisors,
receive
a
net
about 3.21%, as
a
interest
follows:
price
cost
of
of
$120,000 5s. Due on Nov. 1
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
from
3s. Due on Nov. 1
1974 inclusive.
from
110,000
1969 to
75,000 3y4s. Due on
from 1974 to
November 1
1979 inclusive.
30,000 3.40s. Due on
Nov. 1, 1980
and 1981.
15,000 Is. Due on Nov.
1, 1982.
.
*
54
South
(1394)
Union
Bay
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Sch.
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
San
Dist.,
&
Diego Countyy Calif.
Bond
Clerk
Offering
receive
will
10:30
the
15 from
Nov.
on
Nov.
1963
(M-N) ..payable
Treasurer's
at
the Harris Trust &
in¬
of
Chicago,
Pont
County
Legality
$362,000 school
improvement bonds
offered Sept. 18 were awarded to
interest
the
office.
Bond Sale—The
Due
1987
to
and
Del.
77,
addition and
C
series
1962.
15,
Principal
No.
until
Oct. 16 for
on
of $99,000
Dated
clusive.
bids
&
and
Savings Bank
Francis
Co., jointly,
price of 100.87y
ap¬
3.03%.
du-
3yss, at
as
basis
a
I.
Walnut
School
Certificate
County, Calif.
-
r
Offeri n g
Bond
Nesvig,
Clerk
Gordon
—
Board
of
of
the
purchase
Dated Nov.
of
from 1963 to
1962.
to
1982, inclusive. Prin¬
at the County
Clerk,
1
the
for
bonds,
will
11
receive
as
Oct.
on
on
1987
Nov.
The bonds
1
from
bonds.
from
to
275,000
of
Nov.
and interest
County
98.17,
1,
Florida
Due
Ledyard,
Eastman
&
a
Curtis,
Webber,
3.10s,
as
101.10,
at
price
Co., Inc.,
'
Offering
—
3%s, due
sealed bids until 11:30
Oct.
on
2
for
the
on
able
the
at
Trust
Connecticut
Nov.
to
pay¬
&
Offering—Harry B. Flood,
Manager, will receive sealed
noonx(EDST)
-purchase
public
improvement
bonds.
Dated
on
Nov.
1
clusive.
(M-N)
Trust
Nov.
from
1963
Principal
payable
series
to
1982
at
the
4%s,
1961
due
1966
to
3.40s,
due
from
1968
and
to
$320,000
of
revenue
certifi¬
$2,-
in¬
offered
road
at
group of
the
to
merich,
ton
ity approved by Pullman, Comley,
Bradley & Reeves.
banks,
as
Chairman
receive
sealed
approved
&
First
of
&
Co.;
l[)ick
&
Merle-Smith;
Bacon,
bids
until
1,
Principal
Delaware
Leon
will receive sealed bids until
-
(EDST)
of
on
Bond
$600,000
Clerk
noon
building
1962
Due
on
from 1963 to 4986, inclusive.
for
Oct.
provement
Prin¬
at the Farmers Bank of the
and
State
Legality
ap¬
the
J
to
of
will
a.m.
purchase
1976
Due
County
receive
(EST)
of
revenue
July 1, 1961.
1973
Delaware, Dover.
Board
bonds.
cipal, and interest (A-O) payable
-of
of
bids until 10
1
County, Fla.
Bank
the Bank
of
1962.
and
of
cost
on
on
and
inclusive.
3.20s..
on
Dec.
1,
on
Dec.
1,
in¬
and
&
Sons
of
Trust
the
Savings
Bond
Offering
Bond
L.
Offering
Everett
—
Carl¬
purchase
road
bonds.
Dated' Oct.
Jan.
on
clusive.
1
from
The
1964
bonds
to
$425,000
able
at
National
the Citizens- &
Bank,
Legality
in¬
at
Oct. 11 for the
noon
District No.
1, 1962.
to
Due
1986, inclusive.
callable.
;
office,
as
/ 45,000
40,000
Lake
18
1967
and
Blair
Bond Sale—The
were
posed
$1,100,000
bonds: offered
awarded to
a
of Blyth &
Security
Bank
Rice
Lake
&
Co., at
interest
syndicate
and 1968.
price/of
works
1965 to
1.968 to
on
Wells
Due
on
1983 to
a
as
3.42%,
on
on
Oct.
Due
to
1974 to
8
Sept. Lfrom.
of
1964
Corp., Ind.
1978
by
a
of
cost
of
Legality
receive sealed bids until 6:30 p.m.
(CST)
of
on
Oct. 3 for the purchase
$12,500 fire station construction
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
Sept.
Sept. 1 from
>
18
—
v.
inclusive.,
■
.
■
Terre Haute, Ird. ■///'
Bond
Sept. 20
revenue
Sale
The
—
p.
sperger,
2%s, at
awarded to Raffen-
were
Hughes
a
&
Co.,
Inc.,
price of 100.77,
of about 2.77%.
;
■
a
/' /'/•' '/;/
t
as
basis
/
/
jointly, at
Washington Township Metropolitan
School
;,
District, Ind.
a
'
Bond
,/
May 1 from
school
building and bus purchase bonds
offered Sept.
the
13
American
Bank
May 1 from
Sale—The $430,000
of
price of 100.14,
a
awarded to
were
Fletcher
Indianapolis,
National
as
21,4s, at
basis of about
a
2.21%.
May 1, 1977
:
IOWA
-
.
Bettendorf
$585,000 water¬
p.
$150,000 air¬
bonds /offered
Mullaney,
•v
195,
1962.
1,
Due. -on Dec. 15 from 1963 to 1975
/
?Woodstock, III.
works and sewerage
&
Offering—Robert S. Zim-
/'■',//
1976 inclusive.
1978..
ap¬
Ice
Dec. 15 from
Channer New¬
on
pay¬
National
Town Clerk-Treasurer, will
mer,
1962
17—v. 196,
on
(J-J)
McCord,
Ross,
July
Silver Lake, Ind
Bond
price
Dec. 15, 1976.
on
on
inclusive.
American
Noblesville.
school
Due
Miller.
,,
1973 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
Sept. 1 from
Oct. 8 for
on
>.
-
.
...
Legality
$289,000
to
the
at
proved
.
.
-
1
inclusive.
1962.
(EST)
p.m.
from
offered
follows:
60,000 3.40s. Due
July
on
1978
15,
purchase
Bank,
.
Sept. 1 from
1992, inclusive.
bonds.
Offering—Nancy C. Gar¬
rison Secretary of Board of School
net interest cost of
30,000 3%s. Due
and
on
on
Co.,
about
a
1986, inclusive.
345,000 3.70s. Due
1987 to
Co., and
from
1
inclusive.
1982
from. 1964 to
able
Dec. 15, 1967
on
Sept.
price of par,
1972, inclusive.
189,000 3.60s. Due
•"
&
Sept. 1 from
1982, inclusive.
bonds
sewerage
Securities
man
3.64%,
1967, inclusive.
to
building
Jan.
on
50,600 school township improve¬
$295,000 school
1193—were awarded to
in
1963
362,000 3V2S. Due
1978 to
and
$110,000 3V2S. Due
Due
1965
township
Due
un¬
follows:
as
Principal and interest
/';v'
bonds offered
Co.,
par,
civil
bonds.
1
108
Peru, III.
follows:
$69,000 4y4S.
Dated
about
from
Bond Sale—-The $200,000 water¬
com¬
&
tax bonds,
building 1962 bonds.
1975 inclusive.
on
Hunt,
receive
Oct. 4 for the purchase of
limited
the
from
1
interest
net
Mc-
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
port" improvement
18
N.A.,
of
1
Dec.
on
Co., jointly, at
50,000 3s. Due
sewer
Utah,
a
cost
from
r
Kalman
City,
1
Dec.
on
$20,000 3V4s. Due
Co., Inc., First
of
Dec.
inclusive.
225,000 27/8s. Due
Sept.
A.
will
Noblesville Sch.
of
:
//'/
Ross,
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
building
1969 to
system
price
a
1973 inclusive.
a
Butler.
Miller.
Co., and Shearson, Ham&
the
at
Bond
at
on
Due
to
to
Township, Ind.
Township ' Trustee,
Se¬
about 2.91%, as follows:
Lewiston Orchards Sewer District
1963
payable
Offering—Rex
Dated
Sept. 18 Were awarded to Allah
were
(P. O. Lewiston), Idaho
from
30
Principal and in¬
1970 inclusive.
to
p.m.
.
Bond Sale—The
site
sewer
2
were
County School Dist. No.
100.003,
bonds offered September
17
(P. O. Highland Park), III,
ap¬
/:?
until
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
are
IDAHO
The $71,000
Dec.
'{J-P)
ment
Columbian
Due
3s.
1971
mill
—
and
inclusive.
Bond
inclusive.
Sept.
2%s. Due
1968
interest
Filer, Idaho /
bids
Oct. 15 for the purchase
Cord, Ice & Miller.
1
interest cost of about
3s.
W.
$50,000 fire station construction
Dated
follows:
1965 to
proved by Oliver, Davis & Marier.
Bond Sale
sealed
on
terest
(P. O. Grayside),
the
a net
1963
Legality
•'
Charles
—
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Dhe on
until
Dated Dec.
and
Savannah.
of
callable.
Company,
$30,000
paying agents of ther City in New
or
(EST)
Community High Sch.
to
100.05,
at the designated
or
receive
bn
sewer-
May
on
2000
are
offered
curities
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
and
to
Bond Sale—The $115,000 school
awarded
S.
on
The bonds
Principal
1963
bonds.
to
127
2.89%,
Dec. 1 from
on
from
Illinois
by
-(EST)
by
Capp, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
sewer¬
a
purchase of $1,140,-
000 series 1962 bonds.
1963
Lake County
Redmond, City Clerk, will receive
until
1
1962. Due
bonds
bonds
approved
Offering..-— Katherine
bids
1,
The
;.// Savannah, Ga.
sealed
Dec.
revenue
/from
banking institution in New York
City.
Butler, Ind.
improvement and refund¬ $87,700
Jan.
pay¬
or
approved.
•_
Offering
Kankakee
and
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
age
Southern
Atlanta,
Legality
Bond
callable.
Principal .and interest (J-J)
callable.
are
Ross,H McCord, Ice & Miller.
follows:
as
waterworks
1,896,000 waterworks
Due
1977
are
bonds
by
1962-B
1962.
The
approved
ing
1,
clusive.
Principal and interest (J - J) pay-.
able at the First National Bank,
Legality
Oct. ^16
series
Due
July' 1 from 1963/to: 1994. in¬
p.m.(CDST)
Oct. 9 for the purchase of
$2,-
of
revenue
revenue
sealed bids until 7:30
&
on
rural
re¬
p.m.
.
1962.
1,
Bank,
inclusive. Interest J-D.
on
Oct.
National
1981
am/ JEST)
1
waterworks
Dated
Kinsely
Due
11
$220,000
bonds.
will receive
Sr., Chairman of the Authority,
foill ££88iv& Ise&led bids at Atlanta
until
until
bids
-Jr., City Clerk,
son,
age
Jim
Eble,
(EST)1 on Oct. 9 for, the purchase
1976
Gillis,
—
sealed
June
Jerseyville, III.
S.A.,
King
/
Alice
—
Clerk-Treasurer,-' will
ceive
syndi¬
and
Co.
at
Angeles.
by
Offering
Angola.
Due
members
321,000 bonds,
135,000 4s.
interest (J-J) payable at the
Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York,
•
Company, St. Louis; White, Weld
& Co.; Ira Haupt &
Co.; Barcus,
Kindred & Co., and H. C. Speer
on
Oct. 9
Principal <■
from
1
inclusive.
Due
City
on
Bank, Chicago; Mercantile Trust
Due
N.T. &
Los
approved
sealed
July 1 from
Dec.
on
Bond
of
from
1
1980.
Harris
cate:
Georgia Rural Roads Authority/
Com¬
$200,000 im¬
bonds.
i:
Dec.
Angola, Ind.-
1981.
interest
Chicago,
of America
Francisco
Legality
as
Offering—P. F. Hartsfield,
missioners,
Oct. 4 for the purchase
Dated Oct. 1, 1962.
Dougherty & Co.
3.10s.
and
Other
noon
*
Salt
A. Webster
Jan. 1 from
on
INDIANA
,
a
(A-O) payable at the Fulton Na¬
net
Secretary of Board of Education,
to
inclusive.
Due
Revenue, will
April 1 from 1964 to 1991
on
clusive.
1972
to
550,000
Inc., Coughlin & Co., and Paine-
and
Dickerson,
awarded
on
1978
Commis¬
and
Jan.
Due
to
1979
&
Co., Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.,
Jan. 1 from
on
1984 inclusive.
205,009 3% s. Due
$2,450,000
interest
1973
the
Inc.;
follows:
Jan. 1 from
on
1976 inclusive.
to
Sept. 24—v.
follows:
as
850,000 3s.
awarded to Paine-Rice & Co.
of
Co.,
Special School District,
Bond Offering—C. T.
net
a
3.10%,
1965
$13,990,000 improvement
Dated
Na¬
basis of about
a
net interest
as
1985 to 1991 inclusive.
■
Whipple & Co.; James A. Andrews
Milford
offered
400,000 3V4S.
October 2 for the pur¬
on
bonds.
2.85, at
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.;
DELAWARE
100.03,
County, Ga.
sioner of Roads and
time
same
Michigan Corporation; W. E. Hut-
Legal¬
Sal e—The
1289—were
p.
about
revenue
Florida
a
members
Dickson
Stratford
of
Bond Offering—Charles O. Em¬
York
Smith,
Barney & Co., and Blyth & Co.;
Inc., syndicate: Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; R. S.
interest
Company, Stratford.
County
Other
Due
and
about
inclusive.
price of 100.01,
2.84%.
\
1962
1962.
a
May 1 from 1979
a
$2,000,000
1,
1
on
awarded
tional
Oct. 3
on
of
of
$95,000
inclusive;
1982
bonds
Bond
the
cost
May
on
Orange
were
for
County
1964
(P. O.
syndicate headed by the First Na¬
tional Bank of Chicago, at a price
to
Additional Sale—The $3,170,000
Stratford, Conn.
bids until
Rosa'
$35,000
3.40s, due
Company, Hartford.
Town
1980
May 1, 1967; $550,000 3.20s,
on
of
Bank
par.
Co., jointly,
a
3.60%,
$185,000 3V4S. Due
Township High Sch.:
bonds
650,000
Z
from
1
inclusive;
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
1969
price of 100.02,
a
for
May
on
(EDST)
Due
1982
from
'Santa
3.32%,
Shaw,
1978
to
1
interest
Dated Nov. 15, 1962.
1963
purchase
Legality
Dekalb
Bond
due
from
from
1
Feb. 1,
on
Feb.
on
$650,000 school, series 1962 bonds.
15
196,
on
Feb.
1,000,000
purchase
school
receive
(EST)
noon
GEORGIA
1988 inclusive.
receive
a.m.
Feb.
1970; $1,215,000 3V4s, due
net
Donald
3.47%, for $425,-
inclusive; $205,-
due
of
Treasurer, will
Mary M.
—
1 from 1971 to 1979
Powell, Goldstein, Frazer & Mur¬
inclusive; and $1,905,000 31/72S, phy.:.
Simsbury, Conn.
Town
follows:
as
on
to
bonds, at
Bond
the
J-D.
f/Syndicate for!!?the
a
Smith, Barney & Co.,
due
on
basis of about 2.99%.
a
$4,75Q,(K)(Wpad
offered,\ Sept. 24
1968
000
&
a
County
Bond
...
bonds,
and
Corp.,
Jackson
until
v
.
Georgia
1964
Dillon, Union Securities
Paine,
Feb. 1 from
on
about
195,000 3V2S. Due
District No. 214
Spalding.
000 5s,
/;!//
composed of
group
Feb. 1, 1972
on
cost of
Beh
D.
1977 to
by Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
San
„
r
cost of about
Conn.
price of
a
price of 99.64,
ILLINOIS
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
tional
$3,750,000 Levy County bonds, at
a price of
par, a net interest
'/f fv
Co.. Equitable Securities
and
,
and Blyth &
school bonds offered Sept. 20 were
to
of
1992, inclusive.
headed by
Le¬
Bond Sale—The $1,565,000 high
awarded
cost
Feb. 1 from
on
awarded '. to?
were
office.
-
Clerks will
,
electric
Interest
Development Commission
Principal
; CONNECTICUT
and
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
on
(M-N) payable at the
Treasurer's
Co.,
follows:
as
Due
1984 to
revenue
1962.
&
interest
net
a
3.70%,
585,000 3.70s. Due
/
gality approved by Tallmadge &
Tallmadge.
,
Pierce, Fenner &
Bond Sale—The
1,
composed of
group
and 1983.
bonds.
1962.
400,000
A-O.
$1,250,000 water
514,000 3%s. Due
reve¬
1
Offering
for
1965
Interest
Bache
$151,000 3s.
Nov. 1, 1974.
Dated
a
Inc.,
about
inclusive.
system
Nov.
to
callable.
are
sewer
Dated
1980
17
chase of
Smith
to
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1992
from
1
1967 to 1971, inclusive.
sewer
Due
1963
The bonds
//>
1963
City
bids
(EST)
callable.
are
•/1,022,000 refunding
nue
of
Francis I duPont & Co., at a price
inclusive.
4s, at
as
$80,000
sold to the State
was
Carlton
a
Arlington Heights), III.
Vero Beach, Fla.
awarded
$1,750,000 water extension bonds.
Due
purchase
April
on
Merrill Lynch,
purchase of $3,047,000
follows: ///■
Idaho,
Cook
Banks, as 2.85s, at a price of
100.002, a basis of about 2.84%.
bonds offered September 19 were
sealed
(MST)
a.m.
Due
Bond Sale—The
Bond Offering—B. O. Beausang,
bids until
the
Englewood Water District, Fla.
;|//
Englewood, Colo.
City
for
1
Legality approved by Patterson,
Freeman, Richardson & Watson.
Treasurer's office.
COLORADO
"■*
Nov.
on
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
of
and
at
/
Sale—An issue of
school bonds
a
cates.
Nov. 1,
on
School District
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1991 inclusive.
(EST)
on
1,1962. Due
to
Newbold, City Clerk, will receive
Oct. 16 for -$696,000 natural gas system reve¬
$69,000 bonds. nue certificates. Dated April 1,
(PDST)
u.m.
W.
K.
awarded
were
Joint
No. 302B, Idaho
of
Oct.
—
Nez Perce
' '
of Florida National Group
group
sealed
Offering
Bank,
-
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
T.
Su¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
iftitil 9
September 19
Certificate
^Crescent City, Fla.
Dist., Los Angeles
'
a
FLORIDA
'
;
'
Bond
Fiers,
Sutcliffe.
National
"
*
•;:// Orlando, Fla.
Bond Sale—The various purpose
bonds totaling $5,350,000 offered
of about
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
ringtom &
City
■<-
'
v..
Capital
or
Tallahassee//
Marshallton Consolidated Sch. Dist.
Supervisors,
sealed
purchase
bonds.
of
(PDST)
a.m.
B. James,
R.
—
Board
of
McCarthy.
Monday, October T, 1962
...
bonds offered
1193
—were
awarded to Stern Brothers &
Co.,
*,v
.
Bond
'
.
\
Community, Sch.
;•
•-
Iowa
Sale—The
Dist.,
4 v
$500,000 school
building bonds offered September
19—v.196;
p.
1193—were awarded
Volume
to
a
Number 6199
196
of Des
National
Moines
Bank
hospital daonds.
Moines, White-Phillips Co.,
1962.
Inc., and Becker & Cownie, Inc.,
at a price of par, a net interest
cost of about 3.22%, as follows:
$75,000 3s.
Central City Community
2
for
the
r
interest
trial
...
■
price
&
at
Bros.;
Stein
Corp.;
Almstedt
Brothers
Cherokee
and
Bond Offering—A. O.
until 10
&
Boyce,
Securities
Co.,
as
1963
to
on
Nov. 1,1963
465,000 3V4S.
Nov. 1 from
295,000
1966
to
Due
bonds
1965
1973 inclusive.
to
400,000 3s.
Due
Nov.
on
520,000 3.10s. Due
1978 to
•
from 1977 to 1981
from
1
Nov. 1 from
on
Offering
strong,
inclusive.
1981
Windsor
Bond
City
sealed
Heights, Iowa
Oct.
on
will
Clerk,
for
5
the
3.60s,
purchase
bonds offered
1193—were
Sept. 17—v.
Cownie, Inc., at
196,
p.
Sept. 1, 1962.
to Becker
&
1963 to
price of
a
100.003,
net interest cost of about
a
as-
Due
1963 to
'
est
1 from
Dec.
on
3s.
on
1973
inclusive/
-Dec.
1
/.
60,000 3V4S. Due
1978 to
<
\
?
*
V"*'\
'
•'
'•
y.r\: y*
Bond
.
" ;::;:,V//KANSAS
;
a
;
Secretary
of
Board
the
a m.
(CST)
purchase
1961
D
Due
on
of
bonds.
1972 to
Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
inclusive.
1 from
Legality
1961
to
approved
Bond
by
Co.,
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
&.Fizzell.
•'
•
Wabaunsee
■;
Bond
school
the
Kansas
.
•
'
Due
was
Corp.,
for
the
will
receive
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
of
on
$1,-
series 1962
revenue
v':/
Bond
drus,
/
—
on
Sept.: 1 from
State
1,
1962.
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
office.
Legal¬
ity approved by Dean & Dean.;
KENTUCKY
Calloway County
;
,;
,'f *'
V
(P. O. Murray),
Kentucky
..
Bond Offering— Douglas
...
Shoe¬
maker, County Clerk, will receive
purchase
building
1962. Due
1,
on
from
1
callable.
are
(J-D)
;
n
:
. .
Principal and
payable
:
the
at
National
1968;
to
$500,000
Dec.
1
from
Bank,
Sept.
21
Dec.
on
to
1979
Other
--
„
offered
awarded
to
Ladd
Vermilion
Parish,
La.
to
Secretary
9
Parish
of
the
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
Police
1963
$500,000
series
1, 1963. Due
to
1982
for
bonds.
on
Aug. 1
inclusive.
The
(F-A)
Bank
&
Trust
&
on
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
of
the
tional
Co., Chicago; Blair
&
Co.;
Philadelphia
Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; La&
Weeks;
Coffin
McEntee &
Co.; Hall-
Hornblower
Co.;
&
&
Co., Hart¬
-
Cross;
American
-
Securities
bonds
k.'v.
Co.
Murray-Calloway County Public
T
/
Vi
Hospital
Bond
Harvey,
sealed
on
Corp.,
Offering
President,
bids
Oct.
5
until
for
$100,000 'first
bonds.
—
Ky.:
5
the
p.m.
Dated Oct.
C.
receive
(CST)
purchase
mortgage
-
•
v/'•- '•
•:
v
-
1290—were
p.
Sept.
25—v.
awarded
to
a
syndicate headed by the First Na¬
of
about
2.84%,
loan
«
net
a
$1,500,000
f
Chicago, and Hal-
Stuart & Co. Inc., at
100.02,
revenue
1, 1962.- Legal¬
offered
tional Bank of
of
ity approved by , Skaggs, Hays &
Fahey.
196,
sey,
Bernard
will
$32,800,000
as
interest
a
price
cost
of
follows: /
fourth
public
library
due
on
1967
inclusive; $75,000 3s, due
on
Aug.
1
from
1863
to
Aug. 1, 1868; $300,000 2V2S,
due
on
Aug.
l
from
1863
to
purchase
of
$100,000 street bonds. Due on Oct.
from
15
.
.
1963
inclu-
1972
to
sive.
90,000 water bonds. Due on Oct.
from
15
1963
inclu-
1971
to
J'v'
Principal and interest (payable
& Trust
at the State Street Bank
Co., Boston. Legality approved by
Palmer
Thorndike,
Storey,
&
Dodge.
Note
Sale—The
loan
age
notes
awarded
were
drain¬
$82,000
Sept.
offered
New
the
to
20
Eng¬
Bank of
Boston,
price
2.60s,
as
at
a
of
100.09, a basis of about 2.57%.
Danvers, Mass.
Bond
various
Sale—The
fered
Sept.
25—v.
196,
the
to
awarded
were
National
Bank
price of 100.05,
2.38%.
1290—
p.
Continental
Company of Chicago,
a
pur¬
bonds totaling $1,095,000 of¬
pose
Trust
&
2.40s,: at
as
basis of about
a
.
Massachusetts
Bond
(Commonwealth of)
Offering—George Kilgore,
Deputy
receive
will
Treasurer,
sealed bids at Boston until Oct. 16
the
for
various
purchase
$25,600,000
of
bonds./
purpose
',
Needham, Mass.
Sale-r-The $195,000 school
Bond
project loan bonds offered Sept. 19
2.40s,
as
State Street
awarded to the
were
Bank & Trust
at
Company of Boston,
price
a
100.16,
of
a
basis of about 2.36%.
MICHIGAN
Beaverton Rural School District,
Wm.''Ei' Pollock
Co.,
Inc.;
tional Bank of Memphis;
Michigan
Co.,
National
Inc.;
State
Commerce
Newark;
Bank,
Co.,
Trust
City; William Blair & Co.;
&
Co.; J. C. Wheat & Co.;
&
Strudwick;
Bank, Cleveland;
National
City
tional
Bank
Charlottesville;
par,
2.11%,
Singer,
Co.,
Raffensperger,
Inc.;
Virginia,
Deane
&
Hughes
Newhard, Cook &
Reinholdt &
&
Co.;
Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler &
Note
Offering
$700,000
Due
and
Co.; J. A. Overton
bank
or
&
Co.; Arthur L.
Putnam
-
&
Howard C.
Co.;
Wright & Co.;
Cooley
&
Co.;
Traywick & Co.; Allan
—
No. 2,
William
(EST) on Oct. 1 for the
of
1962.
Co.;
Dist.
B.
Bachman, District Secretary, will
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
cipal
&
June 1,1964
Michigan
McMaster
Hutchinson
June 1, 1963.on
F;"* Sch.
Eloomfield
&
&
on
Due
'«' /
•
&
Gardner; Newburger,
Tilney
Due
1965.
Co.; Pohl & Co.; George K. Baum
Co.;
price of
a
cost of about
follows:
165,000 2V8s.
Scribner; Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
Inc.;
as
$65,000 2s.
and
Clare, at
net interest
a
20
Peoples Na¬
Central
of
State Bank of
;..
school
Citizens
the
to
..
...
Sept.
offered
bonds
awarded
were
■>
Sale—The $230,000
Bond
Fidelity: building
Philadelphia Trust Co.; Stroud &
Loeb
bonds, for $375,000 3V4S,
the
follows:
Bacon, Whipple & Co.;.First Na¬
son
totaling
for
2
unlimited tax bonds, as
$190,000
King, Quirk & Co.; Inc.;
Ilfinois Company; Rand &
Kansas
Sale—The
Oct.
on
Corp.;
The
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Ander¬
Bond
ber, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt &
& Trust
;
Adams,
Burr;
Co.; A.^-G. Becker & Co., Inc.;'
W'eederi & COii'Dominick & Dom-
&
Co., Boston.
Offering—Ruth C. Web¬
Bond
Na¬
Bank; White, Weld & Co.;
Ernst
Baltimore, Md.
Bank & Trust
Illinois
syndi¬
Co., Inc.; C. J. Devine & Co.;
Drexel
MARYLAND
on
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the State Street
to
cate: Continental Illinois National
public
5
callable. Interest
are
un¬
Nov. 20
on
of
improvement,
Dated Jan.
1973
ford; Goodbody & Co.; Roosevelt
Offering—Marcus Abrous-
inclusive.
land Merchants National
inick; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Con¬
& Co.
1, 1962.
Oct. 1 from 1963 to 1966
on
.
on
2V2s,
1, 1978, and $2,-
members
garten
Jury, will receive sealed bids
til
from
1
1988
1.97%.
196r<
1969
the
to
Burlington, Mass,
inclusive; $300,000 2.80s,
,
$218,000
were
Dinkins
Dec.
denburg, Thalmann &
Slid ell, La.
totaling
receive
(CST)
1964
street
offered
notes
awarded
were
inclusive; $1,500,000 2%s,
due
of
Dec.
on
Due
Nov. 1, 1978.
on
500,000 3s, due
bonds.
Shreveport. Legality approved by
Oct. 5 for the purchase of $320,000
Principal
(M-S) payable at the-
Treasurer's
the
plant
& Judell.
will
$1,000,000
on
Stanford An-
Clerk,
$5,300,000
,
,
Aug.
due
(CST)
a.m.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
Murray, Ky.
Offering
City
1,
1977
Foley, Cox & Judell.
sard,
&
1972;
Nov. 1 from 1973
1972
1965 to 1987 inclusive. The
,
,
Dated
from
bonds
sold to
Securities
15
Dec.
Bond
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
hospital "bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
34,000 4^s. Due on Sept. 1 from •1962. ; Legality approved by
1966 to 1977 inclusive.
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
and interest
1
from
••••■
.
$5,000 394s.
Dated
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1979 inclusive.
follows:
as
11
025,000 school
issue of $39,000
building bonds
Columbian
for
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on
(P. O. Paxico),
Sale—An
Nov.
$9,200,000
inclusive.
Agents,
Dec.
Offering—Sealed bids will
10
20
loan
basis of about
to
loan
inclusive; $200,000 3s, due
school bonds.
until
Sept. ! from
on
Dec.
on
(P. O.
Shreveport, La.
received
Sale—The $100,000
/ The notes are dated Oct.
,
2V2S, due
inclusive;
necticut Bank
Offering—W. L. Lyons
Fiscal
Oct.
County Common Sch.
District, No. 82
1982
sealed bids until 11
'i.
J., v
..
from
1
inclusive.
Lexington, Ky.
1..
2001
Sept.
on
1971
1979
,■
•
bridge, as 2s, at a price of 100.07,
on
6,00d)()00 second civic center loan
bonds,'for $1,000,000 314s, due
Nov. 27 for the pur¬
be
Sept.
of
basis
a
„
Harvard Trust Company of Cam¬
in¬
due
bonds
.!/•.'"'
69,000 4^4s. Due.
series
,
Oct,
1
1977
2.80s, due
on
a
Due
1964 to
0(^. 1Q for
on
$582,000
on
chase of $4,000,000
Pierce, Fenner
^
$31,000". 4s.
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
uritil 10
Inc., at
follows:
as
Bend Offering—Robert E. Rus¬
sell,
Due
price of 100.007, -ft Bond Sale—The courthouse and
and.?city hall improvement
net interest cost of about 4.21%, jail,
& Smith
Episcopal Church,
Baldwin, Kansas
Merrill Lynch,
to
due
1977
renewal
1,
on
;to
as
20—v. 196, n. 1193—were awarded
/
Educational Association of the
Methodist
sewer
improvement bonds offered Sept.
Baker University and Kansas
;
Sale—The $100,000
Agency,
Nov.
100.02,
sive.
urban
23/4s, due
on
Parjsl^C^onsolidatpd
Commercial
■
23/4s,
to
bonds, for $600,000
Opelousas), La.
interest
Lexington, Ky.
on
1972 in¬
from
1
of
construction
inclusive.
6,900,000
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds
Magnus & Co.
Dec. 1 from
on
1193—were awarded to
p.
to
1973
Oct.
on
1983
Housing
par.
School District No.
on
building bonds offered Sept. 18—
196,
the
to
price of
a
^i!:i^ndry
Bond
..
1980 inclusive.
V
•
-
„
due
Nov. 1
on
Novt)l from 1972 to 2001 iricl.
Fleischer.
Kentucky
Dec. 1, 1976
on
V
Le¬
Bond. Sale—The $260,000 school
v.
and 1977.
'c
First
the
Greenup County (P. O. Greenup),
and 1975.
40,000 3.20s. Due
at
Georgetown.
1969
$1,150,000
from
due
2^s,
The
Arlington; Mass,
:
Note
Oct. 1, 1978, and $1,900,000 3s,
1971 inclusive.
bonds
3V2S, at
The bonds
from
Dec. 1, 1974
on
payable
due
from
1
inclusive;
on
Oct. 1,
clusive; $300,000 2.80s, due
1
inclusive;
3s, due
as
and Home Finance
Principal and inter¬
Bank,
&
guson
Due
40,000 3.10s. Due
.
(M-S)
Oct.
on
Nov.
on
1968
1
clusive;
par,
due
3s,
$900,000
1968;
1965; $105,-
due
to
1969 to
gality approved by Grafton, Fer¬
1968 inclusive.
1969 to
1966
be received
3.15%,
National
$7C,000
3.40s,
as
2,205,000
Due on Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
callable.
are
follows:
80,000
1937
price of
1, 1964 and
■
awarded
;:$300,000
as
of
Dated.
■
as
1964 to 1967
'
(EST)
Bond Sale-r-The $290,000 water $500,000 series 1962 bonds,
^
awarded,
were
a
from
receive
until 7:30 p.m.
bids
1 from
196,
to
awarded
Bedford, Mass.
5,000,000 13th school loan bonds,
for $450,000 3%s, due on Oct.
totaling $2,500,000
$70,000
$120,000
Arm¬
price
a
Sept. 15
on
•
,,
at
from 1979 to 1981 inclusive.
Co., and Scharff & Jones,
Nov.
inclusive.*
Mason
—
"University of
building
Inc., jointly, at
1
Georgetown, Ky.
1977 inclusive.
1974 to
$4,200,000 3s, due
19—v.
Sept.
about 3.09%.
a
Oct.
000
July
on
inclu¬
1975
to
sive.
Louisiana
for
inclusive.
1976
3.40s. : Due
1973
public
$295,000 bonds to Barrow, Leary
July 1 from
on
from
1
follows:
July 1 from
on
1972
inclusive, and
"$1,800,00Q_2%s, due on Aug.
/
Nov. 7 for
on
$500,000
to
bonds.
Sept. 21
from
•
of
Sale—The
offered
inclusive.
1965
Rappelet,
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Bond
a
on
850,000 2%s. Due
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
&
$90,000 3 Vfes. Due
Aug.
Dated Dec. ^7*000,000 11th water loan bonds,
for $1,400,000
2%s, due on
1, 1962. Due on April 1 from 1964
Sept. 15,1977; $1,400,000 2.80s,
to 1987 inclusive. The bonds are
due on Sept. 15,
1978, and
callable.
Interest A-O.
Legality
>
offered
1194—were
p.
Amesbury National Bank, as 3.10s,
2V2s, due on Aug. 1 from
1969
President, will receive sealed bids
follows:
1964.
and
Securities
on
bonds
Aug. 1, 1968; $2,000,-
on
000
(P. O. Galliano), La.
revenue
Equi¬
group composed of the
a
table
follows:
as
sion
elec¬
Sept.
Due
Sale—The $135,000 water
1, 1966 and 1967; $500,000 3s,
Louisiana State Board of Educated
offered
high¬
3V4S.
as
$600,000 3JAs, due
due
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell.
vav;-,.
through
second
Sept. 1, 1963 and 1964.
for
Greater Lafourche Port Commis- *
Southwestern
interest
net
a
2.97%,
$130,000 3 60s. Due
indus¬
bonds of¬
revenue
bonds
MASSACHUSETTS
Amesbury, Mass.
4.900,000 15th school loan bonds,
& Co.
to
Co.,
&
Pickard,
100.004,
of
cost of about
$280,006
Sale—The $850,000
revenue
Co., and Elkins, Morris,
1
levee
awarded to Ladd Dinkins
were
improvement
Fulton, Ky.
--/V',-,
&
Stokes & Co.
and
Aug.
on
Blair
55;
2.80s,
1978,
due
loan bonds,
way
; on
Sale—The $150,000
25—v. 196, p. 1290^-were awarded
Shockey & Co., Quail & Co., and
Corbett
building
tric
Hutchinson,
Cpmpany,
Burns,
./<
Franklin, Ky.
Bond
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., The
Illinois
:
$1,900,000
Witter
Dean
-ft
School Security & Bond Co.
of the Northern Trust Company of,
Chicago,
.
fered Sept. 7 were awarded to the
syndicate composed
a
V., :.1.,
Bond Sale—-The
school bonds offered Sept. 20 were
awarded to
12
the
■
*
The
Bond
the
at
'
Sept 17
Q. Altoona), j[owa
—
inclusive. The
payable
& Fleischer.
son
3s,
1,
to
Bond
improvement bonds offered Sept.
Citizens National Bank, Somerset.
*
Southeast Polk Community
District (P*
Bond
Sale
bonds.
Legality approved Grafton, Fergu¬
wdre awarded to the First National
Bank of Creston.'-'
$48,000
revenue
(A-O)
$75,000
Aug.
$300,000
(P. O. Arabai), La.
Callable. Principal and
are
on
Chalmette Back Levee District
Oct.
on
of
to
$38,000 parking
lot revenue bonds offered
(EST)
1977
due
the
1,500,000
Allen,
sealed
bonds
*
Creston, Iowa
Bond Sale—The
building
inclusive;
to
2%s,
1973
from 1979 to 1982 inclusive.
receive
purchase
1977
awarded
were
from
1
offered
bonds
revenue
17
Aug.
on
LOUISIANA
from" 1963
196, p. .1193—were awarded to
White-Phillips Co., Inc.
Sept.
inclusive; $375,000
due
Equitable Securities Corp.
Dated Oct; 1, 1962. Due on Oct 1
<
"4//
building bonds offered Sept. 17—
v.
will
Clerk,
bids until 7:30 p.m.
$280,000 school
Sale—-The
Bond
by
1972
Bond Sale—The $146,000 school
l,s building
approved
(1395)
Richmond, Ky.
-
l}
■
,
School District, Iowa
Sept.
Bond Offering—Mrs. J. B.
school
•'
Dated
Legality
City
1982 inclusive.
to
on
Ferguson, Ky.
425,000 3V4S. Due on Nov. 1 from
1979
(CST)
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
from
Nov. 1
Due on
1965 to 1978 inclusive.
<
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Oct. 5 for the purchase of $430,000
Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago,
Iowa-Des
.
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
composed of the Harris
group
.
purchase
Dated Sept. 1,
April 1, 1963. Prin¬
notes.
on
interest
trust
payable
company
at
to
a
be
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality
approved by
Miller, Can-
field, Paddock & Stone.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1396)
56
Michigan
of
\
Sale—The $450,000 school
Bond
Sept. 17
awarded to Barcus, Kindred
were
6 Co.,
offered
bonds
building
Inc.
'
1963
price of
a
Agency,
ger,
Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
(EST)
p.m.
Oct. 18 for the
on
purchase of $400,000 school bonds.
Dated Aug.
1963
from
1
inclusive.
1988
to
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at
bank
a
Co.; Stone & Webster
trust company
or
to be designated by the purchaser.
of Western
Company
Equitable Securities
York;
B. J. Van Ingen &
Corporation;
Witter & Co.; A. G.
Co. Inc.; Dean
& Co.
Becker & Co. Inc.; Weeden
Inc.; Bache & Co.; The Connecticut
Trust
and
Bank
Company.
Francis I. duPont
Coffin & Burr;
& Co.; Trust Company
of Georgia;
Eldredge & Co. Inc.;
Laidlaw &
Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; The First
National
Ba nk
of
Memphis;
Spencer Trask & Co.; Federation
Dearborn Township Municipal
Bank and Trust Company; Bram-
Building Authority (P. O.
hall, Falion & Co., Inc.; FahneDearborn), Mich. stock & Co.
$225,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
offered Sefit.^
ing revenpe bonds
awarded
were
the
to
of
First
Robert
Wallace
K.
&
Co.; Na¬
tional Bank of Commerce of Seat¬
460,000 3 %s. Due
(EST)
on
purchase of $2,950,school bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
Vermeu-
Bond Offering—Robt.
Oct. 16 for the
cation,
follows:
1962. Due 1964 to 1991 inclusive.
Michigan State Board, of Education,
Michigan
.}■
•
?
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
of $3,-
16 for the purchase
Oct.
series
750,000
1962
of
Dated
bonds.
April
revenue
Due
1962.
1,
April 1 from 1965 to 2002'in¬
clusive.
bonds
The
callable.
are
at the Ann Arbor Trust
able
Ann
Arbor,
New
York
Chemical
or
Trust
Co.,
New
York
City. Legality approved by Miller,
1964 to
callable.
are
a
of
cost
$1,125,000
^
71
about
5s,
3.10%,
due
for
1
Oct.
on
from 1963 to 1971, inclusive;
•"
4%s, due
$225,000
due
building
Oct.
on
from
1
'■Q: inclusive;
due
at
price of
a
to
1985,
est
par,
%s,
1963
;
to
1964 to 1971,
due
r
$825,000 3s, due
1'
000
1973
to
to
trust company to be
or
by
the
purchaser.
proved. by Miller, Canfield,
dock & Stone.
Note
until
7:30
1
Additional
water
at
to
of
to
Harrican
1
1987, inclusive.
Sale—The $5,000,000
Weld
&
Co., Inc.,
and the First
net
a
3.20%,
$40,000
5s.
Due
1968.
and
70,000 4V4s.
a
1,
East
of
1967
Jan. 1 from
on
Due
to
on
until
Detroit Sch.
7:30
' 7
:
January 1
the
Bankers
New
York
Trust
City,
time
were
Company
Northern
of
Trust
Company of Chicago, Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co., and Lehman
Brothers,
at
a
cost
price of 100.003,
a
of
as
about
$25,000 5s.
2.53%,
Due
50,000 33/4s.
925,000 2y2s.
1965 to
3a, 1963;
Note
Due
on
Due
17
Oct.
on
1, 1964.
Oct. 1 from
District, Mich.
Sale—The
$10,000,000
school building and site bonds of¬
fered September 25
to
a
(EST)
Oct.
on
1, 1962. Due
on
June
were
awarded
syndicate headed by Halsey,
(P. O. East Lansing),
the purchaser.
Michigan
Sale
The
—
.
be received until 11
for
17
the
a.m.
will
(EST)
on
payable
Dated
1965
gality
Due
approved
July 1
on
inclusive.
2002
to
Miller,
by
Le¬
Can-
field, Paddock & Stone.
sen,
notes
-
offered
Michigan
Kalamazoo Sch.
(EST)
un¬
Oct. 4 for the
on
to
a
Sale—An
sold
group composed of First Na¬
tional
Bank,
Bank,
American
Home
Industrial
Savings
State
Kalamazoo,
at
National
Bank,
Bank,
1.60%,
and
all
of
plus
a
to
building
and
20—v.
awarded to
Halsey,
site
a
bonds
p.
offered
1194—were
syndicate composed
Stuart
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Interest M-N.''.
d
Offering
—
Township
(EST)
of
Clerk,
will
on
Oct. 2 for the purchase
sewer
tem revenue bonds. Dated
1962. Due
1995
on
(F-A)
tional
Bank
Aug. 1,
Aug. 1 from 1963 to
inclusive.
terest
sys¬
Principal and
payable
Detroit.
of
by
at the
Miller,
in¬
District
building
were
bonds
Sept. 18
by
Sept,
syndicate
19
com¬
&
Co., at
a
price of 100.02,
a
Boyer,
of
Michigan
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Goodbody & Co.; Kenower,
Harris & Co.,., at a price of 100.02,
Offering
Clerk,
City
Oct.
2
the
for
receive
p.m. (CST)
Snow
Drainage
of
purchase
$75,000 certificate of indebtedness.
Dated Oct.
1, 1962. Due
from
to
1965
terest
J-J.
on
July 1
inclusive.
1969
In¬
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson.
Coon
Bond
Rapids, Minn.
Sale
The $395,000
—
city
improvement bonds offered Sept.
19, v. 196, p. 1194—-were awarded
to Kalman &
Co., Inc.
Edina, Minn.
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
village
Dated Dec.
1975
(CST)
on
purchase of $1,150,bonds.
improvement
Due 1964 to
1, 1962.
inclusive.
"
'.;
_1
.
Elysian Independent School Dist.
No. 396, Minn.
building
bonds
a
school
Sept.
offered
awarded to
group
18
headed
by Allison-Williams Company.
North St.- Paul Indep. School Dist.
group
a
W.
J.
—
will
sealed bids until 7:30
No. 622, Minn.
Hammill
awarded to
were
Bond Sale—The
offered
awarded to
group
a
the First of Michigan
$850,000 school
Sept.
20
were
syndicate headed by
a
follows:
$100,000
Corporation.
Note Offering—C. C.
1970 to
(EST)
of
chase
Oct.
on
Oct. 1 for the
$1,200,000
10, 1962. Due
on
notes.
1974 to
pur¬
1979 to
June 26,1963.
Township
tem
and
revenue
awarded to
were
posed
John
to
Kenower,
&
ran
Vick
a
as
bonds
offered
a
MacArthur
Moody,
&
disposal
Co., at
Inc.,
a
sys¬
Sept.
group com¬
Nuveen
&
•
&
Co.,
Co., Ju-
and
M.
B.
price of 100.02,
net interest cost of about
3.65%,
follows:
1965
from
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Oct. 1 from
1978 inclusive.
on
Oct. 1 from
1985 inclusive.
1989
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Allison-Williams
Hopwood,
ray
&
lips
Co., Piper, Jaf-
Caldwell, Phil¬
Co.,
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.,
Shaughnessy & Co., Harold E.
Wood
&
&
Co., Cruttenden, Podesta
Miller,--and
Sampair
&
Egan,
Inc.
;
Pine
Bond
City, Minn.
Offering—; Keith Selleck,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Iks. Due
to
1
Other members of the syndicate:
$1,000,000 water
sewage
1973
200,000 3.80s. Due
to
Oct.
O.
(P.
-Ypsilanti), Mich.
f.
Bond Sale—The
on
310,000 3.70s. Due
Dated
1986
Ypsilanti
Due
1969 inclusiver.'
145,000 3.60s. Due
until 7:30
bids
to
95,000 3.40s. Due
Readhead,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed
p.m.
3s.
1965
Wyandotte School District* Mich.
MacArthur & Co., and Stranahan,, $450,000 3
tin
Cloquet, Minn.
Certificate
the
District, Mick* l
First. National Bank
of
St.
Sale^The- $92,000 special Paul, at a price of 99.84,* a net
assessment drainage bonds offered interest cost of about 3.78%, as
Inc.;
Pickard, Inc., and Mar¬
First
$465,000 special
ap¬
Mar-
Owen,
Dorsey,
Bond
Hutchinson, Shockey & Co.; Burns,
the
Braun,
designated
be
quart, Windhorst & West.
were
Shearson,
County,
Corbett &
of
by
bonds,
Wayne
callable.
are
purchaser.. Legality
Detroit,
& Co.
posed
Corp.;
of
awarded to
were
headed
18
$1,200,000 school
a
Bank
Bond Sale—The
Legality
offered
awarded to
tax
assessment drainage bonds offered
Canfield,
(P. O. Onaway), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
bank to
a
proved
Na¬
Onaway Area Community School
at
the
000
$750,000
District, Mich.
Sept. 18
Harrison C.
$240,000 water and
The
County, Shaw Drainage
headed by
Township, Mich.
bonds
Bond Sale—The $270,000
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.;
Pierce,
by
1194—were-awarded
p.
National
the
supply
$1,500,000 school
196,
o n
196,
Wayne
Paddock & Stone.
Madison School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
B
approved
premium of $25.00.
Sept.
Norton
Scranton,
was
callable.
—
anticipation notes offered Sept. 24
—v.
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
issue of $2,500,-
anticipation notes
are
field, Paddock & Stone.
Sept.
Dist., Mich.
able
Legality approved
Michigan
Sale
;
tion, will receive sealed bids
awarded to the First Na¬
were
inclusive. The
Oct. 22 for the
Note
1962.
1,
Principal and' interest (J-J) pay¬
at 1.86%.
Secretary of Board of Educa¬
til 8 p.m.
or
Oct.
Wayne Community School District,
Newaygo Public School District,
:
bank
a
p.m.
Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1992
on
be received until 7 p.m.
purchase of $1,-
July 1, 1962.
from
at
2
building series-
Dated
bonds.
Due
until
bids
Oct. 10 for the purchase
Cudlip.
200,000 first series of 1962 bonds.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
$2,500,000 tax
1962
by Dickinson, Wright, McKean &
bonds
r:
tional Bank of Kalamazoo.
follows:
1970, inclusive.
Detroit School
p.m.
anticipation
of
Bond
of
Board
net interest
Oct. 1, 1963.
on
(A-O)
trust company to be designated by
1 from 1963 to 1988 inclusive. The
Note
same
est
Principal and inter¬
■
George E.
—
of $375,000 school
bonds
culture and Applied Science Board
Bond Offering—Robt. Frederik-
Stro-
on
s
1, 1962. The
:.J,
District- Clerk; will re¬
sealed
>
Aug.
* Sy
purchase of $875,000 school bonds.
000 tax
syndicate headed by
Dated
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on May
public utility street railway bonds
a
inclusive.
callable.
.
1
Sale—The $1,000,000
awarded to
of
Due
Oct, 1 from 1963 to 1982
on
are
*:
■
Dist., Mich.
Offering—James F.
Secretary,
1 from
incinerator bonds.
575,000
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone.
as
Vl963 tp 1982 inclusive.
i(
Offering
Vandre,
on
bonds. 4 Due on Oct.
Legality
Miller,
by
City.
bonds,
tax
$1,320,000 sewage disposal system
Com¬
for the purchase of $400,000 notes.
1992, inclusive.
also offered at the
pany, New York
," J
Kalamazoo School District, Mich.
Due
1982
Co., H. V. Sattley &
Education, will receive sealed bids
Jan. 1, 1969.
on
1981, inclusive.
Additional
price
cost
>
3,350,000 314 s.
from
Jan.
on
Due
1,540,000 3s.
1970 to
interest
follows:
as
Trust
New York
Bank
$1,-
of
follows:
Trust'Co., Ann Arbor, or Chemi¬
cal
unlimited
895,000
Principals and -interest
Dated Oct.
Michigan Corporation, at
100.001,
Co.,
&
Co., Inc., and Martin & Co.
bridge,
&
Goodbody
Co.,
ald-Moore &
syndicate headed by Halsey,
a
were
Ripley & Co., Inc., Paine,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., McDon¬
Note
time
same
are
(M-S) i payable dt \th*b Anh Arb'or
Oct.
syndicate:
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, White,
and
Oct.
on
bonds
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
1988, inclusive.
Other members of the
awarded
about
:
due
The
purchase
of-Trustees
inclusive.
1984, inclusive.
1985 to
1,
the
for
15
'
supply system bonds offered
the
Stuart
of
inclusive;
14 s,
1984
1 from
callable^1
Sept.
Oct.
,,,
No. 200, Minn.
Bond
(CST)
on-Oct.
(EST)
p.m.
April 1 from
on
Caledoniq Independent Sch. Dist.
ceive
Offering—Dean C. Burk-
from
.1972 to 1974 inclusive.
.
Saline Are Sch. Dist., Mich.
hart, Treasurer of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive ;i sealed bids
April 1, 1967
;
25,000 3.20s. Due
ap¬
Pad¬
on-
1968.
designated
Legality
*
/
15,000 3s. Due on April 1
.1969 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and
Michigan State University of Agri
June 1 from
510,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
Oct. 1 from
Oct.
on
1983,
$120,000
from
on
1977, inclusive; $335,-
3y4s, due
1978
1981 to
Dated
inclusive.
2001
of $1,000,000
Sept. 1 from 1964 to
on
Due on June 1 from
420,000 3V2S.
for
Oct. 1, 1972;
on
on
inclusive.
1972 to 1980,
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
720,000 314s. Due on June 1 from
1971, inclusive; $130,-
000 41/2S,
!
3.04%,
1961. Due
approved
$450,000 3V2S.
net inter-
a
about
$480,000 5s, due
,
•
of
cost
a
follows:
as
"
.
net interest
a
bonds
purpose
price of 100.02,
cost of about 3.46%,
Corporation, at
due
BbSwrth
Co., and the First of Michigan
&
on
$250,000
bonds, offered
award&L t<yja syn¬
site
dicate headed by Braun,
1986 and 1987.
various
1,910,000
1978
and
Oct. 1,
on
S^s,
$1,650,000
and
Sept. 24 were
Oct. 1 from 1973 to 1977, in¬
clusive;
$2,100,000 school
Bond Sale—The
Oct. 1,
on
3s,
$1,750,000
1972;
;.;S
Fdrmington School,District, Mich.
price of 100.06, a net inter-
est
bonds.
revenue
public sewer bonds at
$5,000,000
the purchase
for
and
The
1988.
as
1966 inclusive.
-1964 to
interest (M-N) payable at a bank
Co.,
Bank
from
1
bonds
3.18%,
:
10,000 2.70s. Due
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on
May
about
♦
>
$15,000 ZVzs.: Due on April. 1 from
of Board * of Edu¬
receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct 9 for
the purchase of $4,550,000 school
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
16
Sims & Co., Inc.
follows:
price of par, a net
of
cost
-
will
Philadelphia Trust
for the purchase of $125,000 notes.
Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Company; A. M. Kidder & Co.,
Dated Sept.' 1, 1962. Due on March
Detroit, Mich.
Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker & Red- Michigan State Board of Education,
1, 1963.
Bond Sale—The bonds totaling path; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.;
Michigan
Bond Offering—Lynn M. BartTrenton, Mich.
&
Hill
$6,910,000 offered Sept. 25—v. 196, Harkness
Inc.;
Leedy,
B oh d
Offering — Francis S.
p. 1194—were awarded to a syn¬ Wheeler & Alleman Inc.; Dreyfus lett,
Secretary, State Board of
dicate headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.; McCormick & Co.; Cutter, Education,
will receive
sealed Thomas, City Clerk, will receive
&*Co., Inc., and Drexel & Co., as Bennett & Co., Inc.; Herbert J. bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Fidelity
tle;
Michigan Corp,
interest
len, Secretary
000
$65,000 im¬
and Paine, Webber, Jackson
Co.,
& Curtis, at a
.
The
—
awarded to E. J. Prescott &
were
1985 to 1991 inclusive.
:
Adrian, Minn.
Sale
provement bonds offered Sept. 19
.
M
■'
be received until 3 p.m.
MINNESOTA
July 1 from
on
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1992
to
Bond
1981 to 1984 inclusive.
1985 to 1992 inclusive.
7
1985
.
205,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
Aug. 1 from
on
'
•
1976 to 1980 inclusive.
inclusive.
1984
to
inclusive.
1984
to
400;000 33/4s. Due
1975 inclusive..
1969 to
Aug. 1 from
on
150,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1 from
215,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
Marquette School District, MicK*' JPortage- Township School District*
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Michigan
on
7
Due
620,000 33/4s. Due
■
1962. Due on July
1,
1978
Corporation;' The' Ma¬
Trust
New
Al¬
A.
Offering—Russell
Bond
380,000 3y2s.
Other members of the syndicate:
rine
Michigan
■'*
1
May
on
Due on May 1, 1988.
,590,000 y4s.
Securities
School Dist.,
Due
3.64%,
225,000 314 s. Due on July 1 from
Due on Aug. 1 from
1977 inclusive.
to
Monday, October 1, 1962
Due on July 1 from
1968 inclusive.
1964 to
210,000 3y4s.' Due on Aug. 1 from
1973
.
1982
$95,000 4s.
1972 inclusive.
to
.
follows:
1967 inclusive.
to
1968
Due on May 1, 1974
Due on Aug. 1 from
170,000 3%s.
from 1976 to 1987 inclusive.
;
Ira Haupt &
par.
Davison Community
1963
net interest cost of about
a
as
$120,000 4s.
inclusive.
314s.
.5,625,000
3%s, at
as
follows:
as
:
Due on May 1 from
3.62%,^
about
cost of
interest
net
and 1975.
^
awarded to the Housing and
Home Finance
a
follows:
as
1973
to
715,000 3%s.
tal revenue bonds offered Sept. 11
were
at
net interest cost
a
3.18%,
$3,070,000 5s.
Sale—The $450,000 hospi¬
Bond
about
of
,
Marie), Mich.
Sault Ste.
Corporation,
Michigan
price of 100.02,
(P. O.
Chippewa County
'
Drexel & Co.; First
Stuart & Co.;
61,
Buchanan School District No.
-
.
on
Sept, 1 from
1981 inclusive.
*
•
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
Oct. 4 for the purchase of $85,000
1962. bonds.. Dated
improvement
Nov.
Number 6199
196
Volume
)
1, 1962. Due on May 1 from
1964 to
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Securities
Corp.,
\
.ci.
/i •
i
•
.
Bond
Offering
bids until 8:30 p.m.
(CST)
Oct.
on
j
sealed
ceive
\
Due
on
1 from 1963 to
Oct.
1194—were
Offering—G.
City ?Clerk,;
son,
S.
Thomp-
will
sewerage
on
Dated
1965
Jan.
inclusive.
callable.
Oct.
1 from
bonds.
1962. Due
The
Principal
j
M.
in
payable
at
bank
a
for
8
the
,
W1/l/rc^?1Ve
p.m. (MST) on
unlimtted
nurchase
bondt
teX
bonds
S6 825
of
offered
Sent
trict
No.
279
10
price of 100.40,
a
of about
Council.
Dorsey,
approval
the
of
Bond Sale
"y
$745,000
Bond
Offering
Cullough,
sealed
receive
(CST)
of
Clerk,
will
$10,000 county road and bridge
bonds.
to 2001
Due from
1963
to
1972
in-
elusive.
bonds,
follows:
as
sys-
1,
Oct. 1 from 1964
on
inclusive.
sys-
&
Co., Inc.,
1962
iyoz.
Due
uue
Auff 1 irom
Aug. l from
1963
iybd
to
to
^
1979 inclusive. Interest F-A.
gality
approved
Trauernicht.
;j
Le¬
Charles
by
$
-
is?ue ot
was
sold to
at<-.1
^
the First Nebraska Securities
Co.
Louisville, Miss.
Bond
G.
Earhart,
i J
.
City
,„:n
Clerk,
BA
will
for
the
purchase
nrnwomAnt
sealed
receive
bids until 7 p.m. (CST)
of
Oct. 2
on
the
at
$50,000
hnnHc
™e?a!!?y
the
and
airport
First
National
Bank
Meridian.
Scott
4
1972
interest
Treasurer's
((PDST)
on
Dated
Nov. 1 from
1
inclusive.
payable at the
office.
&
man
of
"
Berlin, N. H.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EDST)
L.
Roberge, City Treasurer, will
ceive
Oct. 8 for the purchase of $900,000
sealed
chase
bids
Oct.
on
until
4
re-
11
plant
bonds.
Due
Lincoln University (P. O. Jefferson
Hamilton,
University Business Manager, will
(CST)
sealed
on
bids
until
2
revenue
from 1963
bonds
1963
_
fol-
as
,
fn
to
j
•
Nov.
Nb^ l^frnm
inrhich/'p
series
A
bonds.
Due
„
1,
4Tv
/lilT
aw-
Principal
.
i
,
payable at the
+
approved^ by
on
Sale
—
The
196,
clusive.
p.
1194—were
Legality
*>"• aa
a
approved
by
Charles
&
Trauer¬
interest
MONTANA
Cut Bank Special Improvement
District No. 38, Mont.
Bond
cial
Sale—The $1,200,000
were
composed
bell
bonds
assessment
Sept. 18
of
awarded to
Southwick,
Waterman
Baum
&
Co.,
Co.,; and
group
Camp-
K.
National
dated
payable
Dated
Dec.
1
1959.
interest
and
of
of
purchase
the
Sept.
syndicate
a
Franklin
.19
5,000,000
Kelly & Co, Inc.,
4 nn co
Union
and
water
(M-N)
and
Offering-Downing
District
(EDST)
Clerk,
bids
sealed
Oct
mn
will
until
Dated-Nov.
for
9
bond
Bank.
Legality
approved
Sale—The Chase Manhatmanager
writing group which
of
an
under-
awarded
tional Bank and Trust Company,
bid
Merchantville.
pon,
Legality approved
Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell,
&
Sept. 25,
at
the
Boston.
YORK
sealed
were
loan
notes
awarded
_
offered
the
3
of
p.m
Dated
$2,500,000 notes.
O
q
i n«o
inon
Dup
^
on
over
at
the
Trust
Manufacturers
Co
New
iq
13
Sent
interest
pay-
Han-
York
or
Sept.
tional Bank of Boston, at
setting
for
an
a
Hawkins, Dela-
Town Supervisor, will receive
bids
Fishkill, N. Y.
1.40%.
Bond
cou-
with
Bank
pany;
New
Harris
in
Chase
The
the
offering
York
Trust
Trust
and
Com-
Savings
Bank; Stone & Webster Securities
Corporation;; A C. Allyn & Co.;
The
Connecticut
uuiiuclului
Bank
"»ctnn.
and
diiu
Trust
nuai
Company, Hartford; Reynolds *
^0,» ^nc" Spencer Trask & Co.,
Roosevelt & Cross Incorporated;
Wm.
E.
Sale—An
issue of
fire protection bonds
was
11
a.m.
(EDST)
Aug. 1, 1962. Due
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1971 inclu-
on
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable
the
at
National
First
Dolgeville. Legality ap-
proved-, by/ Sykes, ;; Galloway
Dikeman.
'
&
,
Webster, N. Y.
Bond Sale
—
The $525,000 pub-
lie improvement bonds offered
to the bor- Sept. 20 — v. 196, p. 1195
were
awarded to a group composed of
Smith, Barney & Co.; ChemiBank
until
Oct. 4 for the purchase of $45,-
a
Pollock
&
Co.,
®1,bbona & .Co" IncV
Weigold & Co., Inc-, and SaSe>
Prlaa of
f2"s'
^
"
100-28, a basls o£ about
3.16%.
NORTH
CAROLINA
Duke University (P. O. Durham),
North Carolina
Bond
Offering—Dr. Deryl Hart,
President, will receive sealed bids
until
Inc.;
Federation Bank and Trust Com,
#
24
Na-
3.10%
the
un
on
at.
annual net inter-
3.0367%
of
saic
sale
L^gal- Francis L du Pont & Co.
Comptrollers office.
field & Wood.
First
are:
cal
.
$300,000 tempo-
to
until
bids
National
Legality
j
'(EDStVou'=Sct'T for"the pur^
chase
1962.
ivuo,
Concord, N. H.
rary
of 100.835
cost
purchased
group
cumpeuuve
competitive
Associated
Freedman' City Comptro fer, will
ity approved by
Note Sale—The
est
at
at
Manhattan
Y.
Offering-Sidney
Thor"diket-City
uoage.
The
bonds
uonus
to
Rutzler,
&
Salisbury, N. Y.
000 bonds. Dated
was
offered
awarded
were
Brothers
$14,394,500
notes,
Bond Offering—Richard S. Jor-
on
York
19
Y
N
Tim
^
rey,
Bond
-
anticipation
Salomon
County (P. O. Mineola),
New
Sale
1.0SV.°A595*J*°u
,Sef& September
1
1962.
Oct.
Dated
15,1962. Due serially
Rochester
P-m^Nofe
pur-
he
and
ln from 1 to 30 years
re-
3
im¬
street
street
and
park openings bonds.
Thurman
Central School District No. 1, N. Y.
1991.
assessable
provements
Bond
street
improvements
bonds..
°'
ceive
non-assessable
s ewer
10,200,000
3*210/
Chester
,
aKnnf
P«ce of 100.53, a basis of about
'
/
and BMT pension funds bonds.
3,100,000
3y4s, at a
as
v.Qeia
„
lighting bonds.
judgments,; claims and
awards bonds.
Securities & Co., Glore, Forgan &
Co., Reynolds & Co., and A. P.
will
the mciuminvnic ±*amc Merchantville Na-
N.
World's
1,200,000 contribution to the IRT
sealed
and
Buffalo,
1964-05
new buses bonds.
and street
com-
Nassau
interest
'
addi¬
bonds.
National
Dillon,
Eastman
Square,
tional
payable
pct^duic
at
di
building
1,500,000 parking fields and permanent improverrients in, con¬
4,000,000
1 from 1963 to 2002 in-; offered on, Sept. 26., The bonds
The bonds are callable, are due Sept 15, 1963 through
on Nov-
school
"*
3,000,000 fireproof buildings
Cross,
payable
$400,000
of
r
college buildings bonds.1
Long Island, in Franklin
(EDST) on Oct. 8 for tan Bank is
p.m.
the
buildings bonds.
nection with
offered
bpnds
t0 -Swf bonds
1962
^ received a^MerchantyUle, un;
til 7
able
Bank,
Pataer6!
offered
a
George
the
are
Shawmut
fanner
spe¬
of school
price of 100.62,
a
awarded to
Braley,
improvement
Merchantville, N. J.
awarded
of 100-14'
a
basis of about 2.35%.
Notes
nicht.
&
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
receive
1962.
improvement
tions bonds.
Penn8auken Township and
Pavement bonds offered Sept. 20
-v.
1,
inclusive.
1986
NEW
to the First National Bank of Bos-
April
Dated Feb.
Feb. 1 from
on
Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
im-
April 1 from 1970 to 2002 in¬
Dated
Roosevelt
rower.
$110,000
public
3,500,000 repaying streets bonds.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1963 to 1992
at the Camden Trust Company, inclusive.
Principal and interest
Camden.
Legality approved by payable at the North Creek Na¬
Storey,
^
of
alterations to public
buildings, park improvements
Johnsburg,
°n,
1 fr°m 196
inclusive.
•
Concord, N. H.
Bond
Due
un-
on
clusive.
bonds.
5
follows:
as
school
bonds.
s
Principal
.
1962.
;^atl01?al ohawmut Bank, Boston.
April 1 from 1965 to 1969 in¬
630,000 series B
Due
to
1964
135.000
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
$50,000
purchase of $395,000
elusive.
-
Nov.
x
Legality
lows:
on
and
1972 inclusive.
Wv
1971
__
.
Dated
n.m
Oct. 10 for the purchase
of $680,000
remodeling
capital
90,000*"departmental''equipment bonds- D,atfed N^'.19^n,°ue $",200,000 various purpose bonds Bank
it ^bond<?
Bond Offering—W. A.
receive
bids
Oct.
on
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
school
itotm
Mo.
„„
(EDST)
1, 1960.
fol-
as
equipment bonds. Due
1
Harry L.
$260,000 school bonds.
pur-
$190,000 bonds,
$100,000
MISSOURI
City),
of
construction
14,000,000
posed
a.m.
the
for
improvements
bonds.":
were a"diaeu iu a syiiuicdte com
T
receive
limited tax bonds,
lows:
industrial
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
to
3.20s, at
as
were
:
„
?f Boar.d
sealed
will
p.m.
Principal
Offering—O. L. Williams,
Chancery
Clerk,
will
receive
on
ing
(P. O. Sayville), N. Y.
Dist.,
■■
.
„„
3
for the
Sher-
Offering—Richard
disposal
buildings and for self-sustain¬
Sale—The $450,000 school
schpQ]l
Howard,
Bond
(CST)
Sch.
New Jersey
-.
_
1969
1, 2 and 5, Miss.
Bond
until
ap-
NEW HAMPSHIRE
dock
6,000,000
basis of about 3.12%.
Bank
Township
y;\y
.
,
addi¬
or
sewage
bonds.
Islip Union Free School District
Jerygy,,
chase of $2,676,000 school bonds.
City
Legality
water
Fair bonds.
Regional Sch. Dist.,
^ RnR nnn
Principal
proved by Dawson, Nagel,
County Supervisors Districts
Nos.
„Drim
p.m.
-
Sale—The $50,000
Inc.,
bids'wiU be received un-
will
8
Oct. 3 for the purchase of $45,-
to
Oct.
bonds offered September 20 were
til Oct. 9, not Oct. 10, for the pur-
5?^.^ Bar®er'
receive ucation,
Clerk,
"
improvement bonds offered Sept.
18—v. 196, p. 1194—were awarded
to
bids until
Nov. 1, 1962. Due
Meridian, Miss.
Bond
City
1963
4
Bond
by Caldwe11
pond Offering
000 improvement bonds.
1972 inclusive.
Prin¬
(M-S) payable
Trimble & Mitchell;
■;v'
Offering
the
to
plants, including land bonds;
1, 1962,
and
to,
3,600,000
Union Free School District
No.
County Treasurer's office.
,
„oI
sealed
im-
1 QfiQ
1010
I slip
awarded
Vegas, Nev.
Cole,
on
tions
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
Sept. 15, 1962. Due on Sept. 15
_
Offering-H.
addition
or
1,000,000
NEVADA
Las
Bond
of,
(EDST) on Oct. 9 for the purchase of $3,172,000 bonds. Dated
Pennsauhen
&
V
..
10,000,000 stock bonds. of transit
rolling acqmsrtlon
2,400,000 sites and construction of
hSealed
^CIJd
+i_
Dated Sept.
■
.
9,000,000 acquisition,,construction
""Z'rI'vO « gTorrccifon-'3
B°"d ° ' * « M
school addition bonds
.
13,500,000 sites and construction
New
4%s. Dated Aug. 1,
as
on
on
...
supply system bonds.
sealed
on
pur-
unlimited
interest
Morris Hills
$130;000
.
March 1 from 1963 to 1992
Principal
$107,900,000
°i
Bond Offering—Joseph C. De- (M-S) payable at the Rockland
coster, County Treasurer, will re- National Bank of Suffern, Haverceive sealed bids until 11 a.m. straw office. Legality approved
a
NEBRASKA
bonds.
inclusive.
cipal and interest
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Marquart, Windhorst &
(EDST)
on
of
8,400,000 construction of,
receive
Due
until 11
Oct. 24 for the
on
D.
re-
1a.m.
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** b°ndS» 38 foll°WS:
$6>000'000 subway reconstruction
,
will
1962
New
from 1963 to 1987 inclusive.
refunding bonds was sold to Cady
.
3 for the purchase of $69,000 firehouse construction arid equipment
Brunswick), N. J.
Mississippi
Bond Sale—An issue of
basis
a
sealed
chase
S,
hj,f
bids
Midland
bids until 2 p.m.
as
/
<
Abraham
—
n)_n..
(EDST)
Secretary of Board of Fire Corn-
tern 1960 bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
(P. O. Fulton),
Marine
or
missioners,
of
West.
Itawamba County
o m p a n v
ceive
Bond Offering—Raymond Lund,
the United Na-
from 1963 to 2000 inclusive.
until -2 ,p.m.
bids
purchase
350,000 housing and dining
Oct. 3 for the purchase
on
the
revenue
1961. Due
-
Derwood Mc-
—
Chancery
for
tern 1961 bonds. Dated Oct.
Chickasaw County Supervisors
"interest
were awarded to
Jtional Bank of Cliffside Park,
$395,000 housing and dining
v,
District No. 1, Miss.
9
in-
provement bonds offered Sept. 18
Montana
Oct.
.UG
1990
District, N. Y.
■
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City
horst & West.
1962
Offering
e®°nd
' Hdder straw, Thiellsroseville Fire
The $63,000 im-
—
Bond
Genessee
the
U
>
iSWe*!
mco
to
Co.
[h':lvvV3' New York, N. Y.
a m
a
loway & jjikeman.
Fairview, N. J.
bonds.
1962
k
1963
Overton &
pur.
Trust Company New York City.
loway & Dik'eman Y
y 6S' 8 "
as
;
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on
MISSISSIPPI
Rochester
'
3.06%.
+
from
Tilney & Company; Fahnestock &
x
re-
nill
oa"®y /union iruisx <uompany,
basis
a
c
15
Valley Union Trust C
were
$4989?r bonfs
for
3.10s, at
Montana State Board of Education,
be
18
Bond Offering—M. William Mc- 2.95s, at a price of 100.01,
Enaney, Executive Clerk of State of about 2.94%.
Legality
approved
by Board of Examiners, will receive
Middlesex County (P.O.
Owen, Marquart,* Wind- sealed bids until 10 a.m. (MST)
to
1
fjj)payaWePat
y
~
4,325 Special Improvement Dis-
Dated Oct
N, j,
,
follows? Sg
as
RaritJh
G.
designated by the purchaser and
subject
will
,
elusive- PrincioaPand
Sale—The $500,000 school
trict No. 277 bonds.
are
to
Supervisor,
~
^ Jan.
ll
Br id gewater Township School Dist.
^
jawueth, City Clerk, will receive
to
interest
-
rt
Missoulcii'zMont.
Bond
Offer
g—Alice
„
1,
bonds
and
Offering—Vincent L, To-
Town
j,
NEWJERSEY
receive $2,000.Special Improvement Dis-
Oct. 3 for the purchase of $610,000
(J-J)
Bond
fany,
,
on
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
1987
a.m.
i.
-
-P^f
P.
Jaffray & Hopwood.
Oct
-
of
57
Co.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.;
Lebenthal & Co., Inc., and J. A.
of $1.095,0°° improvement bonds. ceive sealed bi<Js ^ n
,qk'o
? °n.Nov. (EDST) on Qct u for the
piper, "JrQml963 to.l982 inclusive.
.« chase
0f
$583,000
series
awarded" to
sealed bids until 8
/Worthington, Minn.
Bond
11
it.
.
Bank
Sale-The $380,000 school
'
.
until
*
«
.
National
Greece, N. Y.
Oct. 9 for the purchase
on
Fishkill
Beacon.
purchase of $14^000 street
1976 inclusive.
,
the
P.
g—James
n
bids
i
^
(EST)
i
e r
'.f™1
„
bonds offered Sept. 21—v. 196.
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1962.
i
b
Belgrade),
6
"
V
O f f
B°Wne'
Montana
Bond
F, Vouk,
.
;ive
-receive sealed
Village* Clerk, will
3 for the
W
—
/D
i
(1397)
Manchester, N. H.
.a
Bond
School District (P. O.
Sti'Stephen, Minn.
,
'
at
Gallatin
County. Belgrade High
ity approved by Briggs & Morgan.
•
4.85s,
as
*
price of 100.01.
inclusive. The bonds
1979
callable. Interest M-N. Legal¬
are
.
for
10
the
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
on
Oct.
17
$2,400,000
(1961) revenue bonds. Dated
Sept.
1, 1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1964
to 2001 inclusive Legality ap$32,000 Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Com- proved by Smith, Moore, Smit ,
sold to pany; J. R. Willistom & Beane; Schell & Hunter.
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Corporation; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
pany;
American
Securities
J'.;-
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
■;■
,
.
Monday, October 1, 1962
.
"
Greensboro, N. C.
ernment
{
totaling
;
bonds
Sale—The
Bond
sealed
$6,790,000 offered Sept. 25—v. 196,
425,000
1195—were awarded to a syn¬
p.
series
Due
of
1964
to
inclusive.
1990
of $1,-
cial
Dated
1982
(M-N) payable at the
of Mount Olive, Bank
of Fuquay,
National
the Bank of Bisco, at a price
York
City,
City
Bank,
nati.
New
Dated Oct.
Principal
payable
and
the
at
Company, Cincin¬
to
Williams.
1972
inclusive.. Principal and Union CountySchoolDist,No.8-J,
(M-N)
payable at the'
V.'.;*,;/■//..'':; Oregon t. ■ 'u.; /';/•/ il:,
National? Bank of Orrville;
Le¬
Bond Offering—Patsy Patterson,
interest
'•
gality approved by Squire, Sanders
&
v*
Trust
net interest cost of about
Company,. Raleigh.
Legal¬
,
2.82%, as follows:
ity
:;,
public * library
$ 1,450,000
bonds,
and
due
1965;
inclusive;
1975,
$450,000
ment
1980, inclusive; and $500,-
000
3s,
1981
due
to
April
on
$60,000
1964
due
6s,
and
1965;
2y2s, due
April
1964
1,
2%s, due
1962.
3s,
Company,
shing,
Bond Sale—The
and
April 1
on
for $5,000
6s,
due
April 1 from
on
inclusive;
due
April
on
1980,
1
from
inclusive;
and
&
ers
and
to
Company
Louis, at
interest
3s, due on April 1 from 1981
1984, inclusive.
street
214s, due
1970 to
120,000
$840,000 2143, due on April 1
from
1967
to
from
and
1976
to
1980,
80,000 3y4s. Due
April 1
on
and
and
due
1965;
214s, due
to
Bond
Audits,
April 1 from 1967
on
1975,
inclusive;
2%s, due
until
the
$125,000
1J962.
■>«»■
receive
(EST)
noon
purchase
1
of
J.
street
700,000 water bonds, for $40,000
April
on
1,
$20,000
April
1
1964
214s,
1967
from
inclusive;
$100,000
to
&
1975,
234s,
Nov.
Due
Oct.
and.
as
'
Bond
1964
ment
totaling
and
1965; $20,000 214s,
April 1, 1966; $180,000
214s, due on April 1 from 1967
to
19
wright & Co.,
;v'
April 1 from 1976
\
3s, due
.«
to
April 1 from
on
1981
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
ernment
sealed
on
Commission, will
bids
Oct.
until
16
for
11
receive
a.m.
the
(EST)
purchase
of
$148,000 waterworks bonds. Dated
June
1, 1962.
Due
on
June
1
from
1964
bonds
are
interest
1991
inclusive.
callable.
(J-D)
Wachovia
pany,
to
Bank
Raleigh
or
&
Bond
by
Mitchell,
Com¬
Legality
Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell.
New
Hanover
County
Wilmington), N.
Bond Offering—W.
ling, Secretary of the
(P.
O.
C.
E.
as
Local Gov¬
B.
a
The
-—
20
.
sealed
Dated
Dec.
1
clusive.
until
off-street
Oct.
from
1,
Principal
(J-D)
payable
tional
Bank
at
of
1962.
to
the
Dempsey.
lot
Due
1983
and
in¬
interest
First
Delaware.
ity approved by Squire,
&
noon
parking
1964
Sale—The
wright & Co.,
Na¬
Legal¬
Sanders
—
were
Magnus
of
Due
Bend
Offering
&
Seasongood & Mayer, Westheimer
&
Co., Robert L. Connors & Co.,
and
G.
H.
3V2S, at
Musekamp
&
Co.,
price of 101.19,
a
basis
a
Anthony
B.
ing
Sale—The
bonds
Baldwin, Director of Finance, will
awarded
receive
as
(EST)
of
sealed
on
bids
until
noon
to
3%s, at
a
Sept.
Fahey,
Clark
sewer,
bonds
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
to
from' 1964 to
are
Sept.
1975
callable,
100.06,
21
First
the
Nowata,
Co.,
—
Dale
the
Long,
noon
(EDST)
on
Oct. 17
purchase of $364,532
2y2s, at
as
Bond Sale—The
tric
a
price
for
the
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at. the Glen Lyon National- Bank.
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson.
Pennsylvania
State
(State
Treasurer,"
sealed
noon
bids
at
(EDST)
purchase
:
of)
twill
Slaon,
receive
-
Harrisburg
Get
on
of
until
for
9
$100,000,000
Dated. Oct. 7, 1962.
able -at
Due
the
notes.
June
on
syndicate
Fenn &
&
son
spe¬
revenue
of
composed
National
General
and
Burgwin,
Ruffin,/Perry and Pohl.
bonds
Pennsylvania
State
Public
Building Authority,
Phelps,
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Curtis; Hemphill, Noyes &
School
Pa.
Bond Offering—Elliott G.
Executive
Director
of
Falk,
the
State
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
Public School Building
William
will receive sealed bids until
R.
Staats
K. Baum &
new
as
&
&
Co.; George
Co., and Shuman, Ag-
Co., at
interest
net
price of 98.89,
a
of
cost
about
follows:
$300,000
from
Due
1966 to
420,000
a
2.94%,
214s.
on
1
Aug.
on
Aug.
1
Aug. 1, 1973
1975
and
Due
1976.
3s.
Due
1977 to
on
Aug.
1,
on
Aug.
1
bonds
1982 inclusive.
Sale—The $250,000
offered Sept.
1195—were
Portland.
awarded
Bank
1
of
Nov,. 1,
series
1962.
bonds.are callable.
Mellon
(M-N)
vident
bonds.
Nov.
on
p.
The First
Oregon,
<
in
The
Principal and
Bank
•
at
and
Pittsburgh,
Tradesmens
Pro¬
or
Bank
the
Trust
;
and
Company, Philadelphia,
at the agency of the
or
Authority in
Legality approved
by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl.
State
.
water
18—v. 196,
to
J
Due
payable
National
New York City.
,
Tigard Water District, Oregon
Bond
noon
Oct. 16 for the purchase
$26,652,000
Dated
Trust
1974.
2.90s.
on
Company,
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive.
on
of
interest
1969 inclusive.
Due
(EDST)
Authority,
1 from 1963 to 2002 inclusive.
•
214s.
1, 1962. Due
1964
Pittsburgh
Legality approved by State
Attorney
$2,500,000 elec¬
utility system
the
.
offered Sept. 25 were awarded to
National
Nov. 1 from
"Oct. 8
on
were
National
Eugene, Oregon,
cial assessment bonds. Dated Nov.
on
.
Bank.
1,140,000
price of 100.43.
Offering
(EDST).,
Note Offering—Grace M.
basis of about 2.48%.
a
330,000
City Auditor, will- receive sealed
for
Bossert,
1
offered
from
-
bids until
Bond Offering—Lucille
pur¬
Orrville, Ohio
constructon
bonds. Dated Dec, 1, 1962. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1984 to 1983 inclusive.
Oct. 1 for the
Bond Sale —The $12,000 school
were
&
Bond Offering — Alfred Noss,
Secretaryof,,Board of Directors,
will receive sealed bids until 8
County Independent School
and
Nov. 5 for the purchase
$1,300,000
on
Oct.
on
build¬
21
.
purchase of $135,000 school bonds.
$300,000 series A bonds.
310,000 23/4s. Due
$35,000
offered
Due
..
Oklahoma
:
Bond
3.82%.
Newport Township Sch. Dist., Pa.
District Noi SO (P. O. Nowata),
as
of about 3.39%.
Ohio
—
of
Nowata
;
,
Medina, Ohio
Euclid,
(CST)
chase
price
Co.,
Co., Pohl & Co., Inc.,
&
1962.
OREGON
syndi¬
a
of about
7,1963. Principal and interest bay-
$1,000,000
Bache
basis
Dated Nov.. 1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1
p.m.
*
awarded to
composed
1,
;
school improvement bonds offered
Sept. 24
Nov.
sewer
r
The
bids
Oct. 23 for
on
from 1983 to 19.72.inclusive. Prin-
to
■•
,
Dated
of¬
Ohio
Sale
sealed
Chaplin, McGuiness & Co., and
McJunkin, Patton & Co., jointly,
as
3%s, at a price of 100.45, a
City Clerk
a
Bond
Smith,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
pur¬
a
,
20—v. 196, p, 1195—were awarded
p.m.
Sweney Cart-
3V2s, at
receive
(EDST)
Bond Offering—The
Maple Heights City School District,
cate
Braddock Hills, Pa.
about
to
inclusive. The bonds
$35,450
to
as
R.
Oct. 8 for the purchase
on
bonds.
bids
of
OKLAHOMA
by
.Mahoning County (P. O.
Youngstown), Ohio
of 100.28.
5
basis
a
Mangum, Okla.
Principal
awarded
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
a
on
$238,000
Bank;
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey,
Inc., and C. S. McKee & Co., Inc.
purchase of $1,000,000 school
bonds.
!
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2%s, at
as
from 1964 to 1978 inclusive.
Dec. 1 from
various
were
8 were awarded
price
Kenneth
—
will
noon
improvement bonds offered Sept.
Sept.
Evendale,. Ohio
Easter-
cation,
approved
totaling
Sept.
Bond
bonds
offered
2%s, at
Offering
$73,500
on
the
the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, New York.
approved
Sale
The
at
Trust
Legality
Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Newbold's Son & Co.; H. J. Steele
& Co.; Arthurs, Lestrange &- Co.;
$55,000 Sewer
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu¬
Bank of
assess¬
"v
Principal and
payable
special
&
Ohio
the
inclusive.
.
syndi¬
borough
improvement bonds offered Sept.
purchase of $85,000
bonds.
Dated
on
>
the
of
Bond Sale—The $40,000
awarded
.
The
—
Bond Offering—James T.
by
(EST)
members
Co.;
Singer, Deane & Scribner; W. H.
100.03,
McDonald & Co., as 2%s, at a
price of 100.58, a basis of about
Bachtel, Director of Finance, will
of
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
noon
3.04%.
Phelps, Fenn &. Co.; Kuhn, Loeb
Willoughby-Eastlake Sch. Dist.,
County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
fered
basis of about 2.61%.
a
of
sewer
bonds
pose
Co.,
Delaware, Ohio
(EST)
Grover, N. C.
until
price of 101.29,
a
about
Philadelphia 1 National
1195—were awarded to
p.
2.52%.
'•
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receive
1983, inclusive.
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/
to 1980, inclusive; and $60,000
!
■
100.05,
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on
price
inr
red
of
cate: Harriman
com¬
2.61%.
Clerk, will receive
1983
Bond
a
awarded to Sweney, Cart-
were
of
inclusive;. $100,000
23/4s, due
&
improvement
$107,829.47
on
1975,
to
Lucas
2.67%.
Sale—The
street
Sept. 20
3V8S, at
as
basis
Co., -National City
Fahey, Clark & Co.,
1,
approved
bonds
awarded to
were
syndicate headed by the First
Other
v
County (P. O. Canton), Ohio
196,
v.
of
400,000 municipal building bonds,
for $40,000 6s, due on
April 1,
I
about
of
sewer¬
syndicate
a
improvement
Sept. 25
National. City Bank of New York
District bonds offered Sept. 21—
noon
Peck, Shaffer & Williams.
Nuveen
Mericka
J.
&
Bond Sale
and
sewer
awarded to
were
bids
Lebanon.
Columbus, Ohio
inclusive.
due
Stark
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Lebanon Citizens National
Bank,
Nov. 7
on
City
a
«
about 3.41%.
Newark, Hebron
1, 1962.. Due
1964
im¬
totaling $950,000 of¬
Wm.
April 1 from 1981 to 1988,
on
&
Nov.
Offering—M i I d
9 for the
Nov.
for;
7
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
2%s, at a price of 100.66, a
basis
inclusive; and $360,000 3s, due
The
offered
a
$850,000
.
$5,430,000 vari¬
Corp.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; L,
Bank of Cleveland,
Curtis, House, F. Rothschild & Co.; Industrial
& Co., and Roose &
Co., as 314s, National Bank > of Rhode
Island,
at a price of 100.79, a basis of
Providence;
Estabrook
&
Supervisors,
Dated
Legality
sanitary:/
bids
$12,250,000
composed of John
Co.;
and
due
April 1 from 1976 to 1980,
on
—
Sept. 25
group
on
Sale
bonds
fered
and
due
Sutherland
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Bond
1987, inclusive.
1965;
to
ap¬
inclusive. Principal and
Branch.
Funk,
from 1964 to 1998 inclusive.
1980, inclusive; and $160,000 3s, due on April 1 from
6s, due
1963
Lois Walters,
of
notes.
National Bank of
to
1981 to
from
county
ous
d
pue^on Nov. 1 from 1963 to
1967
sealed
sealed
on
at
•
teresf (M-N) payable at the Park
Accounts
provement bonds.
April 1 from 1976
on
will
of
Bond Sale—The
basis of about'
a
awarded to
were
Oct. 11 for the purchase
$75,000
Bond
Offering—N.
101.05,
3V8S,
as
age system bonds offered
on
until
Superintendent
214s,
April 1, 1966; $180,000
on
of
Cincinnati, Ohio
April 1,
on
$15,000
1
—
Board
on
Mengie,
$20,000 6s, due
Co.,
Bond Sale—The
Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
of
(EST)
-
OHIO
500,000 bridge and culvert bonds,
of
&
Pittsburgh), Pa.
group
Solon, Ohio
Lebanon, Ohio
April
on
a
3.01%.
'
inclusive;
$250,000 3s, due
1964
,
Sept. 1, 1982
on
Roose
price
receive
(EST)
noon
ap¬
Allegheny County (P.. Os,
;
to
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.
and
1983.
1, 1981. v
for
•
Sept.
on
were awarded
City,
will receive sealed bids until
as
Sept. 1 from
Due
of
Le¬
Principal and in¬
Offering
Clerk
1978-inclusive.
3.20s.
city
Ohio
will
County
Legality
PENNSYLVANIA
$750,000
composed of Stranahan, Harris &
(J-D) payable at the Grand
Note
Sept' f'Tlom
on
until
inclusive.
Lakewood
from 1979 to 1981 inclusive./
1975, inclusive;
$1,110,000 234s, due
3.03%,
'
Due
Clerk,
Dempsey,
St.
of
Bank
on
bids
terest
City,
Kansas
about
Bank
Rapids Banking Co. Legality
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Broth¬
\
480,000 3s.
April 1, 1966;
on
1982
bonds
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
on
April 1, 1964 and 1965; $100,000
of
cost
$300,000 2V2S. Due
improvement
bonds, for $200,000 6s, due
1
of
Rapids,
the
at
office.
1972
Rankin.
improvement bonds offered
Sept. 24
pay¬
office.
&
Sandusky, Ohio %
Sal e—The
Bond
sewer
Oct. 8 for the purchase of $60,000
price of 100.05, a net
a
follows:
to
sealed
$980,000 re¬
National
Citizens
payable
to
interest
proved by Shuler,- Sayre, Wirifree
basis of about 2.47%.
£
1963
and
Principal
Treasurer's
$125,000
of
improvement
Gahanna
Dec.
improvement
First
the
Village
ens,
Co., First National Bank &
Trust
23As,
1976
The
—
100.07,
of
Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
Dec.; 1 from
on
;(J-D)
price of
a
the.-purchase
inclusive.
posed of Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Ryan,
1962. Due on
group composed of Stern
a
$40,000
2,500,000
Le¬
offered Sept; 20 were awarded to
on
1967-to
$70,000
Sale
funding
April 1, 1966; $120,000 214s,
1975,
City.
York
purchase
Bond Offering—H. Hobart Stev¬
Fargo, N. Dak.
Bond
at
Grand
t
u s
Shetterly & Mitchell.
from
April 1, 1965; $5,000 214s, due
due
New
T r
(EST)
noon
Due
$20,805 sanitary
improvement ' bonds
Corp.p as/2^4s, at
for
school bonds.
:
awarded to the First Cleve¬
were
land
re¬
gality approved by Bricker, Evatt,
Barton, Eckler & Neihoff.
NORTH DAKOTA
240,000 fire department building
on
Hanover
the
street
Westerville,
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
$305,000
1985, inclusive.
bonds,
of
Dated
April 1 from 1976
on
due
1981 to
able
(M-N) payable at the
-
for
will
Frincipal and interest (A-O)
May 1 from
on
12
$19,227.36
1986 inclusive/ Principal
to
1980, inclusive; and $335,-
000
purchase
bonds.
B
Due
214s, Manufacturers
$30,000
inclusive;
series
Clerk,
2
offered Sept. 20—v. 196, p. 1195—
;
.
William
bonds. Dated Oct, 1, 1962. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
(EST)
a.m.
Oct.
on
receive
will
11
the
for
and interest
April 1 from 1967
on
1975,
to
bonds, for
on
April 1, 1966; $270,000
on
to
due
Nov. 1,
until
2
$585,000
1985, inclusive.
1,000,000 public park
Oct.
on
from
1
bids
Village
.
—
ceive sealed bids until
(Pl O. Jackson-
Commission,
sealed
Offering
Walters,
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
April 1 from 1976
on
.
.
ville), N. C. 000
Offering—W. E. Easter-
Bond
April 1 from 1967
on
234s, due
to
f
April 1, 1966; $380,000
on
2^s, due
to
Onslow County
2V4s,
$40,000
•
Bond
Ohio
-
Gahanna, Ohio
v
Hoyt,:1
Reed,
Washburn & McCarthy,
for $80,000 6s, due on April 1,
1964
by
approved
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Oct.
!:>
sewer
of par, a
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Dempsey.
Portage /County (P. O. Ravenna),
Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer &
Wachovia Bank &
or
(J-D)
Trust
spe->
Dec. 15 from 1963
on
inclusive.
Central
First
Oct. 4
on
bonds.
assessment
interest
Smithfield, Bank of Candor, Bank
hoop (EST)
purchase of $102,000
15, 1962. Due
to
May 1 from
on
the
Principal
and interest
and
for
bonds.
A
1, 1962.
Company
(EST)
a.m.
Nov.
Trust
&
Bank
11
of the First Citi¬
dicate composed
zens
until
Oct. 9 for the purchase
on
bids until
Commission, will receive
bids
College Borough Authority
(P. O. State College), Pa.
Bond
0C0 water revenue bonds
chased
,
Sale—An issue of $1,493,-
via
Sept. 13 by
negotiated
was
sale
pur¬
on
syndicate headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co., as follows:
a
;
Volume
ranging
bonds,
$1,075,000
l%s
3V2S. Due
to
6199
Number
196
!
Oct.
A-O.
&
Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; J. C.,
Bradford
Interest
1962.
&
James
Co.;
drews & Co., Inc.;
Roosevelt
worth &
Other members of the syndicate:
&
Bos-
Inc.
Na¬
Co.;
&
from
3M>s.
Due
Feb.
on
Co., New
City.
York
1973
1977
to
Feb.
on
15
000
wood
offered;.
awarded to
the
Sept.
First $ IT;
tional Shawmut Bapk; Boston;
school
18
Aug.
15,
Legality
Interest
1962.
by
approved
on
gality
Mc¬
Dated
Horton.
^
;
\ 1"
^
;v.->>.: If::.:•?
J-J*
sold
Sept.
3V2S, 33/4S
as
15,
from
15
1962.
1963
Interest M-S.
approved
by
Dumas,
to
Le¬
Hu-
r
Galveston County Water Control
.
•
and Improvement District No. /'
..
"
Bridgeport, Texas
Corporation,
$200,-
was
Sept.
guenin & Boothman.
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
were
group composed of
a
Co., jointly,
1993 inclusive.
Dated
F-A.
Bond Sale—The $635,000
&
4s.
Due
inclusive.
to 1989
of
Texas Bank & Trust Com¬
and
Feb. 15 from
issue
of Dallas, and R. A. Under¬
pany
15 from
Sale—An
improvement bonds
to the
inclusive.
on
59
Duncanville, Texas
Bond
from 1968 to 1972 inclusive.
County (P. O. Sevierville),
bonds
v
Dempsey-Tegeler
;
15
Chemical Bank New
Tennessee
& Sons,
&-Parke;
116,000
of
482,000 4y4S, Due
Co., Inc.; C.-F. Childs &
Scribner; Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
Sparks & Co., and Suplee,
Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc.
both
Feb.
on
1967 inclusive.
to
140,000 4s. Due
Trust
Sevier
Corp.;;
Fahnestock & Co.; Henry Harris
Schmidt; Roberts
National
New York Hanseatic
Co.;
J. W.
1963
1978
Noyes & Co.; C. C.
Collings & Co.; Singer, Deane &
Hemphill,
$87,000 3s. Due
Cutler.
Co.;
Braun,
Cross;
or
call¬
(J-D)
Legality approved by Chapman &
Wells & Chris-
&
First
the
Peoples Bank,
or
York
An¬
A.
Goodbody
Inc.;
tensen,
Ingersoll.
lard, Spahr, Andrews &
Co.;
at
Lafollette
approved by Bal¬
Legality
payable,
Securities
Bank,
.
15,
are
able. Principal and interest
Webster
&
Stone
Inc.
Corp.; Bache & Co.; Kean, Taylor
3.60s. Due on
as
Oct 15, 2002.
Dated
->
(1399)
1991 inclusive. The bonds
Rico; Lee Higginson Corp.;
A. C. Allyn & Co.,
15
from 1963 to 1992 inclusive.
418,000 bonds,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Puerto
from
Oct.
on
.
(P. O. Dickinson), Texas
F..
^ Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle, Adairis
Bond Sale—An issue of $800,Brittain Kennedy & Co.; Stern,
street
improvement
bonds
was
& Purcell? Inc., LuCien L. Bailey
000 waterworks and sewer system
Lauer*& Co.; Ernst &, Co.; Johp& Co., First Knoxville Co., and sold to Murray W. Moore & Co.
Warminster Township, Pa.
bonds was sold to Louis* Pauls &
ston, Lemon & Co.; Granbery,
J. Osborn Wood & Co., at a price Canutillo Independent School Dist.,
Bond Offering — Robert Good- Marache & Co.; Lyons, Hannahs
Co,', as follows:
T
I
t .
•
of pat.
/ exas
mail, Township Secretary; will re¬ & Lee, Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.;
$570,000 4s. Due on March 1 from
bids
sealed
ceive
(EDST)
chase
$195,000
of
8
until
Provident
p.m.
Oct. 2 for" the pur*
on.
improvement
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on
Nov.
sive.
1982 inclu¬
from 1963 to
1
bonds
The
Principal
interest
and
(M-N)
Philadelphia
payable at the
tional
callable.
are
Bank, Philadelphia. Legal¬
ity ^approved by Ballard;, Spahr,
Cincinnati;
of
s. Seasongood
Bond Sale—The
& Co.; awarded,, as follows:
Co.; Rodman & Ren$122,000 bonds to the Equitable
Indianapolis Bond &
Securities
Corporation. Due
George
Ginther
Green,
&
shaw
and
Share
Corp.
retary of Board of Directors, will
receive
(EDST)
chase
bids
sealed
Oct.
on
of
6
until
for
8
$108,000
p.m.
school
Greenwood, S.C.
Sale
submitted
groups
for
Three
—
$30,000,000
bids
Sept.
general
'
26,
purpose
a
The First
Chemical Bank
Trust
Company
and
Boston Corporation
of¬
net interest cost basis ot
a
3.266% for
a
combination of 4x/4%,
3%, 3J/4% and.3.40%
group
included,
Banco
Popular
bonds.
Rico.
Puerto
de
The
others,
among
Bank of
the
bid
Trust
Company,
America, N.T. & S.A. and
National
First
Bank
of
Chi¬
and associates, submitted
cago,
at
interest
an
3.2762% for
450,000 1962 unlimited tax bonds.
Due
a
basis
cost
of
Bank,
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
Ira
Haupt
Co.
&
which bid
group
basis of 3.2867% for
of
headed
a
a
of
rate
3.266%
3.4452%
Puerto
compared
on
with
issue of
an
Com m on we a 1th
$25,000,000
of
sold in Janu¬
Rico bonds
or
Due on Oct. 1 from
.
—
the
until
bids
purchase
of
-
i
Vista
District
held
was
3^s.
Le¬
$2,000,000
of
offices
the New
at
Rico,
fiscal
the
agent
for
$89,000 school
to
20
Sept.
offered
bonds
awarded
were
schoolhouse
&
Pierce
Other
Town
Johnson, Lane,
for the
S.
Gap,
—
bonds
was,
members
sold to
of the
&
a.m.
bonds
interest
Talbot;
&
a
(MST)
sealed
on
are
Texas
Corp., Rauscher, Pierce
&
Illinois
St.
Trust Co.,
Rhoades &
Reinholdt
the
schoolhouse bonds was sold to
Citizens State Bank of Dickinson.
/
.
Oct. 8
Price Range on
—
Almon & Mc-
the
District,
(CST)
of
on
Oct. 16 for the purchase
$1,200,000 school bonds,
Offering
Bond
of
Director
purchase
1978
are
of
to
will receive
$400,000
revenue
sewer
H. C. Green,
until Oct.
bids
sealed
>—
Finance,
1985
bonds.
than 5,500
more
-
of
Louis;
Con¬
National Bank
&
Chicago; Carl M. Loeb,
Co.; Banco Popular de
'
"
-v-r
Minneapolis.
r
f,
Bond
bids
8
Offering—J.
until
10
the
series
1962
1962. Due
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
waterworks
and
of
sewer
bonds.
on
E.
Raleigh,
receive
will
Clerk,
for
and
Other
Richardson
Dated
sealed
on
Oct.
$885,000
revenue,
July
1,
July 1 from 1964 to
Write
to:
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Subscription Department
25 Park Place,
New York 7, N. Y.
'
,
Due
and
from
Independent Sch. Dist.
Bond
Sale —The
24—v. 196, p.
to
a
bonds
in
features
Sept..
syndicate headed by the First
Bank of Dallas; Equi-
National
Commercial and
price range
stocks traded
the
$2,500,000
offered
1196—were awarded
on
the
Over-The-Counter
include
the
redemption calls, and sinking
notices.
Lafollette, Tenn.
City
for the
inclusive. The bonds
most
comprehensive record of dividend announce¬
ments,
TENNESSEE
I
Smith,
Mercantile
Market.
■'
15
water
callable.
Over 5,500 Stocks
exchanges
$100,000
v
Paris, Texas
Financial Chronicle contains the
bonds was
the Northwestern National
sealed
that
report
received until 7 p.m.
bids will be
auditorium
-
school
Kinney, Inc., Financial Advisor to
Monday Issue of the
The
callable. Principal
the
for
District, Texas
Bond Offering
schoolhouse
Co., as follows:.
.
1
(P. O. Dallas), Texas
Co., Inc., and Hamilton Securities
success¬
Co.;
Bank;
Company,
tinental
Thomp¬
Sale—An issue of $65,000
Bond
(J-J) payable at the
Bond Sale—An issue of
Lehman
Pierce, Fenner & Smith; Philadel¬
Trust
Luce,
Nov.
$1,500,000
Nacogdoches Independent School
&
Texas
Wagner, S. Dak.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
National
syndi¬
until
of
bonds.
Independent Sch. Dist.,
Dickinson
Town Treasurer's office.
Barney & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
phia
received
be
D.
purchase of $26,000 water
armory
were:
Ingen
the
Crowe, Inc., and
&
Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1983 inclusive.
Brothers; C. J. Devine & Co.; B.
Van
Gundy
of
the
Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962, Due on
Bank
J.
Texas
$825,000
First
of
Independent School Dist.,
Lucille Nolan,
receive
Clerk; will
bids until 10
Com¬
-v
syndicate
of
Hammill & Co.; A.
Co.; Zahner & Co.; Han-
&
naford
and
state
285,000 water works bonds.
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Buffalo
sold to
ful
Oct. 1
on
Co., Inc., Fahnestock &
Wood,
Co.;
fire,
police,
building bonds.
purchase
Co., Inc.; Rauscher,
&
Becker
G.
son
composed
bonds, as
Space Corp.
Puerto
the
for
monwealth.
Due
Government
Bank
Development
,
Due on Oct. 1, 1992.
cate: Shearson,
,
group
building
1,450,000
& Gardner.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$3,700,000
follows
from 1986 to 1991 inclusive.
Independent School.
(P. O. Fort Stockton),
limited
1
Oct.
on
< •
n,
3.80s.
1,020,000
170,000 Is.
18
of
tax
purchase
1962
La Porte
Due
Other, members
Oct.
the
series
1973 to 1979 inclusive.
on
York
1,
675,000 3.70s.f Due on Oct. 1 from
1982 to 1985 inclusive.
,
sale
Oct.
on
1972.
and 1081,;,
.
Texas
(P. O. Newberry), S. C.
District
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 18
for
court
330,000 3.60s. Due on Oct. 1, 1980
Vick
Buena
City Secretary, will receive sealed
Bond
of
Norman McK.
Offering—Patsy M. Poole,
follows:
as
Due
3.80s.
and
from
1
Austin,. Texas.
Offering
Interest
Elkins, Weems & Searls.
1970 inclusive.
to
1,155,000
bonds.
inclusive.
2001
1
inclusive.
$1,965,000 street bonds.
fi¬
County, County School
Newberry
and
The
for
desig¬
be
to
the City. Legality to be
The
1962.
ary,
a
3.61%,
1961. Due on Oct. 1
to
approved Gibbs & Simons.
3.40%
and
The interest rate for the present
a
institution
Bond Offering
of
bank
New York
a
nated by
•-'<
bonds
revenue
March
on
1992
Legality approved by Vin¬
Bond
receive
purchase
to
combination
31/4%
3%,
4y2%,
bonds.
at
nancial
interest cost
an
100.004,
of
Co., at a
net interest
Co., Inc.;
bonds, as follows:
Rotan, Mosle & Co.; Dittmar &
callable. Interest M-N.
$1,750,000 street, bridge and drain- Co., Inc.; Eddleman, Pollok &
Dated Nov.
1, 1962. Principal
Fosdick, Inc.; Van Alstyne, Noel
; age bonds. •
and interest payable at a bank or
& Co.; Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
150,000 recreation bonds.
trust
to
be mutually
company
100,000
hospital improvements Inc.; Freeman & Co.; Tilney &
agreed upon; if failure to agree,
bonds.
Co.; A. G. Edwards & Sons; M. B.
Bond Sale —The
Manhattan
Chase
The
&
1971
1982 inclusive. The bonds are
a
combination of 5%,
Forgan
Co.,
&
Fenn
cost of about
a.nr.^X^ST)"
10
the
1&61
receive; sealed
to
1963
from
1
Nov.
on
syndicate
a
Phelps,
price
Barker, Director of Finance, will
3^4%, 3.30% and 1% bonds.
and
/
Interest
callable.
are
Bond
than
Northern
The
Dec. 1 from
inclusive. The
on
1989
to
by
Glore,
and
hurst, Crowe, McCall & Horton.
J-D.
•
York
awarded
were
gality approved by McCall, Park-
1962
series
headed by The First Na¬
tional City Bank,
fering
Due
to
bonds
submitted by
of
B
1964
from
public utility
revenue
bonds.
i
1963
group
New
series
until
10 iior
■-Oct.
Dated Oct. 1,
system
-
clusive.
was
24
Dr. John D.
will
1987
Galveston, Texas
port revenue bonds Offered Sept.
Sherman),
—
inclusive.
Due
Dated Sept. 1, 1962,
air¬
$5,000,000
'
President,
bids
sealed
on
$1,100,000 bonds,
combined
$650,000
.
bids
Oct. 17 for
on
Offering
Moseley,
follows:
as
bonds, due 1964 through 1988 in¬
Successful bid
(EST)
noon
the purchase of
banking
Sale—The
Bond
1963
College (P.
Bond
receive sealed
will
Mayor,
until
Bond
Austin
from
son,
TEXAS
Bond Offering— W. L. Leary,
Jfeerto Rico (Commonwealth of)
on
1986
3.80s.
Dallas, Texas
1973 to 1979 incl.
Texas
fin, Perry & Pohl.
RICO
Due
par.
to
230,000
M-S.
Interest M-N..
$1,320,000 5s.
§ SOUTH CAROLINA
approved by Burgwin, Ruf-
PUERTO
as
1965
to
May 1 from 1963 to 1980 inclusive.
330,000
1; 1962. Due on Oct. 1
1963 to 1973 inclusive.
Le¬
gality
price of
Jan. 1 from
Hospital Trust Co., at 1.61%.
Dated Oct.
from
a
Agency,
awarded to the Rhode Island
pur¬
bonds.
Finance
3%s, at
The $600,000 tax
—
anticipation notes offered Sept. 19
were
the
Sale
1972
sold
was
4V2S. Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on
headed
Home
Sec¬
Note
to
1965
498,000 bonds to the Housing and
Pawtucket, R. /►
Capo,
from
1
inclusive.
Wilmerding School District, Pa.
Offering—C.
Jan.
on
ISLAND
RHODE
bonds
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc., as
Fogg
P.
Andrews & Ingersoll.
Bond
$620,000 Middle
Mayer;
&
Corp.;
Sale—An issue of $30,000
schoolhouse
(P. Q.Ashville), Tenn.
First Tennessee State College dormi¬
Ellis & tory anclfininghall revenue
Anderson; R. James Foster & Co., bonds
offered
Sept.
7
were
Cleveland
Bond
Tennessee State Board of Education
Nicolaus
Stifel,
Co.;
Co., Inc., Park, Ryan, Inc.
Inc.;
Na¬
Bank
.
&
Thorn as
fund
.../'
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1400)
.*; ;
Monday, October 1, 1962
1%
table
100.003,
about
&
Co.,
2.53%,
price
a
interest
net
a
at
Davis County,
Wood,
Securities Corp., and
Struthers
school
follows:
as
Sept.
Due on Nov. 1 from
$500,000 5s.
from
730,000 3V2S.
to
1979
Due
1975
from
1
of
par,
2.34%,
$225,000
as
:
Salo¬
to
Hutzler,
at
1.55s. Due on April 1,
Due
1988 to
Nov.
on
1963.
1992
260,000 3s. Due
1
100,000
inclusive.
2.30s.
April 1, 1964;
on
Due
April
on
1,
1965.
240,000 3s.
Other
cate:
Due
White,
Brothers
tional
Weld
&
Co.;
Bank,
the
of
syndi¬
Co.;
&
Bank;
and
>100,000
schoclhouse
1,
Due
on
April
1,
sold
Aug.
2.35s.
lOO,000
Interest
A.
F.
Texas
Bond
be
Cooper & Co., Inc.,
Sept.
from
1962.
1,
1963
Due
to
$10,000,000
1963
March
on
1987
1,
April 1,1971.
for
the
revenue
purchase
bonds.
of
,
interest
Eberhart
as
Zundel Clerk of Board of Educa¬
$345,000
tion, will receive sealed bids
Sept.
20
; were
duPont
price of 100.001,
of
about
a
1976 to
and
Due
Sept.
on
1
1983
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
-
WASHINGTON
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the First Security Bank
Pierce
No.
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Wash.
342,
Offering—L.
County
approved
and
to
1970
and
Comptroller,
-
sealed bids until
terconnected with the Commission
system.
2,500
domestic
inclusive.
on
(EDST^
Aug. 1, 1972
on
Oct. 1 from
;
Omro,
on
Aug. 1, 1974
on
Aug. 1, 1976
1977.
Aug.
1,
1962.
r a r
Newman
3.30s,
were
of
composed
at a
Securities
of
price
Co.,
100.87, a
Sheboygan County (P. O.
chase
of
Bond
22
for
the
(CST)
purchase
of
on
$1,-
100,000 university extension center
A.
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
sealed
Principal and interest (M-N)
Treasurer,
Offering
bids
Oct.
16
—
until
for
11
the
Clifford
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
$950,000 series 1962 bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1962. Due Oct. 1 from 1963
1982
ment
inclusive.
Principal and
(A-O) payable by agree¬
or
at
the
Kellog
Citizens
Johnson,
will
receive
able
the
at
County
office
or
nated
by
bonds
within
at
bank
a
the
be
desig¬
of
Hull
bonds.
Nov. 1
on
1982 inclusive.
School
Bond
dure,
the
Oct.
on
of
bonds.
Due
Nov. 1
on
1982 inclusive.
Jacques-Cartier, Que.
Bond Offering—Lucien
County (P. O. Cheyenne),
Bond
Offering
—
until 8 p.m.
the
(EDST)
purchase
1962.- Due
1982
on
Oct. 9 for
Dated
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
C.
17—v. 196, p.
1196—-were awarded to
5%s, at
as
Belanger,
price of 96.32.
a
Laurent,
City
Clerk,
Que.
receive
will
bids until 8 p,m.
C. Palmer,
for
12
the
Common Stock
hospital
of
$200,000
Dated
Sept.
1,
1962.
(EDST)
1982
Nov. 1 from 1963
on
inclusive.
Sept-Iles School Commission, Que.
«sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on
CANADA
Oct.
NEW BRUNSWICK
Private
Debenture
of Transmittal
Trust
on
approved form,
an
to
a
Letter
First National City Bank, Corporate
Department, 2 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.
OR
2. Ask their bank
or
broker
to
complete the transaction for them.
The offer expires at the close of business
extended by Servel, Inc.
;
on
Wednesday, October 10, 1962, unless
private
tional
5V4%,
has
1962.
placement
25-year
bentures, it
with
of
Due
the
institu¬
$8,000,000
sinking
fund
of
de¬
bonds.
on
Dated
$655,-
Nov.
Sillery, Que.
Bond
duct
Sept.
•
Sale—The $365,000 aque¬
and
18
—
awarded
bonds
sewer
196,
v.
to
group
a
offered
1292
p.
—
were
composed of
Sept.
Aa E. Ames & Co., Ltd., Wood,
Principal and interest of the
27.
Gundy & Co., Ltd., and the Royal
Bank of Canada, as 5 Vis, at a price
announced
was
debentures
* are
unconditionally
.
guarnteed by the Province of New •of 98.18.
/
Brunswick.
The offer is
subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the Offering Letter
September 19, 1962 and the Letter of Transmittal, copies of which may be
obtained from First National City Bank at its above address or Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.,
30 Wall Street, New York 5, N. Y., or from
any office of Georgeson & Co.
dated
Subject to the provisions of the Offering Letter, Servel, Inc. will purchase the first
700,000 shares tendered, if at least that number is tendered within the time limit. If
more
than 700,000 shares
part pro rata of
may
the
excess.
elect to purchase all
Servel, Inc. will
are
pay a
tendered, Servel, Inc.
purchase at its option all or
If less than 700,000 shares are tendered, Servel, Inc.
or none
of the shares
so
can
tendered.
fee of 35^ for each share purchased by it to any member
Dealers, Inc. who arranges for the tender
of the National Association of Securities
of such shares.
i
The
and
as
First
Boston
Harris &
Stock, Series A* and of $1.55
Stock, of Sonotone Corporation may be tendered as
the equivalent of the number of shares of Common Stock into which such Preferred
FEDERAL
The proceeds of the debentures
are
to be used to repay bank loans
and
the fifth installment due the
Government
Beechwood
of
available
other
tion
Canada
for
construction
has
under
Stocks
operation
Newcastle
60,000
KW
Creek,
during
and
construc¬
generating
capacity
scheduled
the
be
The
purposes.
steam-electric
of
devel¬
the balance will
corporate
a
the
on
hydro-electric
opment, and
plant
convertible.
at
for
The
servel, inc.
Power
New
of
Common &
Board
The
BOARD CO., Inc.
Preferred Dividends:
of
of
Directors
Federal
Paper Board Company, Inc. has this
day declared the following quarterly
dividends:
50* per
28%*
share on Common Stock.
share on the 4.6%
per
Cumulative Preferred Stock.
The Common Stock dividend is
payable
October 15,1962 to stockholders of rec¬
ord at the close of business October 4,
1962.
|25
par
on
the 4.6% Cumulative
value Preferred Stock is payable
December 15, 1962 to stockholders of
record November 29, 1962.
Brunswick
Electic
Commission is the princi¬
pal supplier of electric energy in
■; t
FEDERAL PAPER
The dividend
winter
1963-1964.
September 19, 1962
NOTICE
agents for the Power Commis¬
ConvertiblePreferred
are
DIVIDEND
Corporation
Partners Inc. acted
sion.
Commission
Shares of $1.25 Cumulative Convertible Preferred
1,
Nov. 1 from 1963 to
inclusive.
1977
Sale—The
completed
investors
for the purchase of
11
school
000
New Brunswick Electric Power
Commission
negotiable form, together with
Michaud,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
Commission, N. B
1. Deliver their stock certificates in
Oct.
equipment bonds. Dated Nov.
Bond Offering—Claude
:
sealed
on
purchase of $1,530,000
to
purchase
$440,000 school
offered Sept.
1, 1962.. Due
such offer stockholders should either:
1,
inclusive.
Offer to Purchase
To accept
Nov.
St. Come School Commission, Que.
fire
commissions.
im¬
$2,882,000
Nov. 1 from 1974 to
on
bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on Oct.
bonds.
of
provement bonds.
2
the
Beauvais,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Servel, Inc. is offering to purchase 700,000 shares of Common Stock of Sonotone
Corporation at $10 per share, free from transfer taxes and stock
exchange
pur¬
school
Bond Offerfng-rAdrien Limoges,
Wyoming
da¬
will
for the
10
$765,000
St.
Sonotone Corporation
Que.
Laver-
Secretary-Treasurer,
1963 to
Inc.,
WYOMING
for
Commission,
Offering—Lucien
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
the
after
hours
& Cutler/
man
Johnson
of
school
Due
Treasurer's
to
purchasers
48
pay¬
sale. Legality approved by Chap¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler.
$206,000
from 1963 to
National Bank, Green Bay. Legal¬
R.
8
Offering—Ernst L. Kauf-
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Bay, Wis.
until
Oct. 9 for the pur¬
Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
from
County Clerk, will receive
mann,
Green
bids
sealed
on
Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
Sheboygan), Wis.
Oct.
Bond
Secretary-Treasurer,
(EDST)
(EDST)
basis of about 3.21%.
Interest
WISCONSIN
d i n,
receive
Inc., White-Phillips Co., Inc., and
Legality approved by Pres¬
8c Ellis.
1962. Due on Nov. 1
1982 inclusive.
Barcus, Kindred & Co., Inc., Mul-
Channer
1975.
the
for
9
Giffard Sch. Commission, Que.
will
laney, Wells & Co., Loewi & Co.,
k
Dated Nov. 1,
G i
:
$850,000 school
group
Oct.
on
purchase of $449,500 sewer bonds.
p.m.
September 19
awarded
a
Cho-
R.
BondOfferin g—Georges E.
(P.O. Omro), Wis.
to
(EDST)
p.m.
Rush ford',
(Towns) Joint School Dist.
ton, Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin
on
Offering—Payl
from 1963 to
bonds offered
Aug. 1, 1971.
on
w
on
Bond Sale—The
and
power customers.
QUEBEC
Algoma, Nepeuskin and Aurora
Aug. 1 from
serves
customers
Beloeil, Que.
Poygan, Winneconne, Utica,
Walla,
commission
The
105,000
S
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
(City),
for
by
Oct. 4 for the purchase of $150,000*
Omro
companies
paper
Kind,
quette, Town Secretary-Treasurer,
i 11 receive will receive sealed bids until 8
noon
school bonds. Due
the
of
requirements and is in¬
own
Bond
No. 3
on
10,000 3.70s. Due
interest
County, Edgemont Sch. Dist.
Bond
Legality
Lake
Menasha, Wis.
as
to
sive.
Legality
Bank,
Centen, City Clerk, will receive
2.80s.
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1969 inclu¬
State
the
at
pulp
their
Quarles, Herriott & demons.
follows:
10,000 3.60s. Due
as
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Due
Utah, Salt Lake City.
Walla
of
and 1973.
net
2.99%,
/
280,000 3.10s. Due
purchase of $500,000 school build¬
Mills.
in
&
from 1964 to 1975 inclusive.
un¬
on Oct. 10 for the
V
Commerce,
10,000 3V2S. Due
F-A.
Va.
Francis I.
to
a
payable
capac¬
Most
balance of generating capacity in
the Province is owned by various
chase
cost
follows:
of
jointly,
Dated
offered
jointly, at
County School District,
—
of
Bank
Dated
July 1 from
on
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
Greenwood's
sold to the Na¬
was
Bank
5,000 3.40s. Due
Bond Sale—The $625,000 sewer
inclusive.
terest
1,
May 1 from 1963 to
on
1974 inclusive.
Seattle, and the Baker-Boyer Na¬
(EST)
a.m.
Touchet),
issue of $70,000
$35,000 3.60s. Due
11
Manassas,
1
,'~;J
on
Sale—An
Co., and Anderson & Strudwick,
Utah
Offering
County, Touchet Sch.
school bonds
to 2002 inclusive. The bonds
bonds
(MST)
Walla
Washington
4%s. Dated
as
Dated
Due
en¬
Dated Nov.
generating
available.
now
Preston,
by
District No. 300 (P. O.
callable.
are
UTAH
til 8 p.m.
April
on
on
until
16
awarded
Bond
1,
Offering—Sealed bids will
Oct.
purchase of $120,000
ity
Bond Offering—Harry H.
tional
received
sold to
Interest M-S.
Box Elder
Due
July 1, 1962. Due
$100,000
was
bonds.
Commission, Va.
/V;,
building bonds
B
of
1962.
Ellis.
1964
Legality approved
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
April
on
VIRGINIA
Spurger Independent School Dist.(
.>•
(PDST)
purchase
approved
1,
Hampton Roads Sanitary District
on
on
',//*•> V'.','./
the
series
Legality
tional
15,000 21/£s. Due
by Gibson, Spence & Gibson.
v*
April
on
Due
2.45s.
Aug. 1 from 1973 to 1980 inclusive.
jw
Due
to
1, 1962. Due
p.m.
2
receive
1, 1962. Due in 2 to 15 years.
Bond
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc., as
4V2S. Dated
i
ti;,.
1970.
was
for
will
of the installed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
2 for the
City
1969.
issue of $25,000
bonds
April
2y4s-
100,000
Co., Inc.
Texas
t
Sale—An
until
9
$200,000
,1968.
Savoy Independent School District,
Bond
on
1967.
;
Co., Inc.,
R. A. Underwood &
bids
Oct.
Walla
Fosdick, Inc.; Fort Worth
National
&
Due
2.15s.
100,000
Na¬
Pollok &
sealed
Nov.
Will B. Ellis,
—
Treasurer,
Wis.
litz, City Clerk, will receive sealed
gine house bonds.
1966.
Eddleman,
Huss
2.05s.
Stern
Mercantile
Dallas;
100,000
Offering
Mills,
Bond Offering—Harriet M. Wol-
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
Nov. 1, 1993.
on
members
Bond
on
inclusive.
1987
Dated Oct. 1, 1962.
Dist. No. 101, Wash.
County
Lake
on
$6,000
Skagit County, Sedrowwooley Sch.
a;
follows:
as
(PST)
for the purchase of
school bonds.
interest cost
net
a
of about
inclusive.
Due on Nov. 1 from
3.65s.
800,000
Nov.
on
1978
to
15
offered
bonds
&
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Oct.
$1,100,000
awarded
were
Brothers
price
4%s.
230,000
The
—
building
18
mon
1974 inclusive.
1963 to
Sale
Bond
of
cost
County School Dist.
(P. O. Farmington), Utah
of
th^ Province having. about
74%
Quentin J. Kennedy
Secretary
September 25, 1962
Bogota, New Jersey
.,
;
,
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