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Volume
AND
LEADING
THE
New York
Number 6203
196
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PUBLICATION
INFORMATIVE
MOST
THE
FINANCIAL
FIELD
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Price
7, N. Y., Monday, October 15, 1962
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC; UTILITY
,-
Proceeds
SEC REGISTRATIONS
ABC Business forms,
Inc.—Offering Suspended—
issued orders temporarily suspending
Regulation A exemptions from registration under the Securities
Act of 1933 with respect to proposed public offerings of stock by
ABC Business Forms, Inc., 3500 N.W. 71st St., Decorative Interiors,
Oct.
On
Inc.,
SEC
Inc., 1465 N. E. 129th St., all
22nd St., and Fifco,
N. W.
1191
the
1962
9,
Miami, Florida.
c.-A
'
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
in amount. Each of the above companies, in notifications filed on
of
underwriter.
respect
with
order
Commission's
The
to
ABC
Business
to comply with certain
and
that its offering
circular
is
false
and
misleading in respect of certain
material
facts. Each order
provides an opportunity for hearing, upon re¬
quest, on the question whether the suspension should be vacated
conditions
and
made
or
that
that
asserts
Forms
terms
of
company failed
the
Regulation
permanent.
Concerning
Business
ABC
the
Forms,
Commission
that
charges
the Regulation in that it failed to disclose
the nature of their affiliation), and all
direct and indirect interests of its officers and directors in certain
did
it
all
not
with
comply
its
of
(and
affiliates
material
within
transactions
the
past
two
years
to
which
was
Ampal-American Israel Carp.—Debentures Reg'd—
The
17 East
of
company
statement
Oct.
on
1963
.
,
The
tion
the
property-rights, to pay his share of the cost of drilling additional
wells (other than the exploratory wells for which provision is made
in the agreements) and other expenses.
The prospectus states that
although a co-owner is not required to participate in further explo¬
ration or development, his failure to do so generally will result in
a forfeiture
of all or part of his interest in the property interests
in the particular prospect.
The
The
company
United
commercial,
Israel.
to
make
and
is
In
addition
to
various
the company has outstanding
shares
A
Hapoalim
and
Board
193,
loans.
class
A
Bank
common
otherwise,
proceeds from
net
The
such
ferred stock,
class
funds available for
agricultural enter¬
concerned with the development
the debenture sale will be used
and
cooperative
of
and
of Israel, principally by making
banking,
credit,
industrial
and
development
prises,
Israel
and
1942 to develop trade between
to participate in the economic
in
organized
was
States
(both
B. M.
of
100%
Chairman
and
an
A
pre¬
191 common and 45,457
shares.
Dickenstein
Abraham
and
series). Hevrat Ovdim, Ltd.
aggregate of 84.8%
of the
Rudolf G. Sonneborn
voting
own
class
the
indebtedness
is
President.—V.
man
company
of its
was
the
on
The
Bldg., Dallas, filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 5 covering $600,000
of limited
partnership interests, to be offered for public sale in
of
company
minimum
Kleiner,
which
commitments
Bell
will
The
Mercantile
640
Co.,
&
receive
an
of
Continental
offering
The
$15,000.
S. Beverly Drive,
commission.
315
8%
will
Beverly
be
made
Hills,
by
Calif.,
managed by its general
partner, Ralph J. Shapiro, for the purpose of exploring and drilling
for
petroleum and natural gas.
The prospectus states that Mr.
Shapiro has conducted preliminary negotiations with a view to the
acquisition of property interests for the partnership, although no
specific commitments or undertakings have been made.
The net
proceeds from
the sale
of
interests
will be used
to
evaluate,
acquire, hold, test, develop and operate oil and gas leaseholds and
to pay all costs reasonably necessary to accomplish these purposes.
Mr. Shapiro is also a general partner of the underwriter.
He will
receive for his services to the partnership an interest equal to 17%
of the net profits after payout to .the partnership (when limited
partners have received from the net proceeds distributed by the
partnership an amount equal to their initial cash contribution),
and
partnership
he
other
will
in
Oct.
5,
and
—V.
of
30,000
195,
the
with
for
certain
expenses
and
partnership operation.
Forms,
Inc.,
this issue.—V.
195,
p.
1090.
Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
1962, the company withdrew its registration
statement
120,000 common
filed on Dec. 29, 1961, which covered
which 90,000 were to have been offered by the company
originally
shares,
reimbursement
connection
Business
ABC
Decorel
and
formed
be
Interiors, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
Decorative
On
receive
also
payments
See
will
p.
by
a
stockholder,
through
an
underwriter, hot named.
112.
Fifco, Inc.—Offering Suspended-
company
common
shares
Distributing Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
on
to
Sept.
28,
be offered
1962
filed a
at $25,
"Reg. A" covering 4,000
without underwriting.
Oct.
on
to
1962
4,
offered
at
shares
be
for
1.27
of
basis
temporary
the
balance
"Reg. A" covering 260,000
subscription by stockholders
filed
$1 for
a
share held
each
'
1,
Oct.
■
.
1962,
with
and an
,
Cody,
is
Wyo.,
engaged
SEC
Frederick's of Hollywood, Inc.
in
the
Registration
On
See
ABC
Business Forms,
Inc., this issue.- -V.
Florida Power Corp.—Preferred
The
a
shares, of which 70,000 were to have been offered by the
company and 80,000 by a stockholder at $5 per share through an
Georgia Power Co.—Bonds—Preferred Registered—
The
tive
preferred
bidding Nov. 7.
196, p.
1145.
through underwriters headed by Kidder, Pcabody & Co.,
Inc., 20 Exchange place, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., 70 Pine Street, both of New York.
The dividend rate, public
offering price (maximum $102 per share) and underwriting terms
are
to be supplied by amendment.
The net proceeds from the pre-
In This Issue
Exchange
(Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Exchange
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
;
—
thereof
factory
small
Stock
Exchange
SEC
investment
Exchange
36
Investment News—
State and City Bond
Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
of
Banks
Member
of
46
46
System—
Statement, of
1
2
51
9
_.
Foreign Exchange Rates
Consolidated
Bldg.,
Houston,
filed
a
obtainable and as are satis¬
The company is licensed as a
and
as
is
a
registered
investment
It invests in small business concerns
its
primary investment objective.
Oct.
Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
1962, the company withdrew
4,
its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on March 27, which covered 300,000
shares, of which 100,000 were to have been offered by the
common
and
company
200,000
by
a
stockholder, through
195, p. 1548.
R. W. Pressprich
Co., New York
City.—V.
Harmar Co.
&
-/■>'. -:v/\
Inc.—Offering Suspended—
See
(Charles) Kreisler, Inc., this
Spinning
Hotel
Hialeah
issue.—V. 190, p. 2341.
Condition
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks—
of
Stamping
&
Co.,
Inc.—
"Reg. A" Filing—
The corporation
are
on
be
to
shares
Proceeds
Sept. 28, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 80,000
offered at $3.75, without underwriting.
be used
to
Hialeah Metal,
for advertising,
of 4602 E. 10th Court,
design, engineering,
equipment, research, and
the
46
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
Hialeah, Fla., is engaged in
fabrication and sale of metal spinnings, stamp-'
High Temperature
Materials, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing
corporation on Sept. 28, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering $300,000 of 6% subordinated debentures due Oct. 31, 1967 (with attached
warrants) to be offered at $1,000 each.
No underwriting is involved.
Proceeds are to be used for working capital, equipment, research,
The
and
new
products.
High Temperature, of
research
in
to
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead-_
Statement
J.
with capital appre¬
The company has
outstanding 1,541,755 common shares.
The identity of the selling
shareholders, who are said to have acquired their shares in July,
1961, at a cost of $10.90 per share,
as well as the amount of
shares held and to be sold by each, is to be supplied by amend-'
ment.
The prospectus lists George A. Butler as Board Chairman
and A. Knox Tyson as President.—V.
196, p. 855.
36
Miscellaneous Features
Reserve
J.
as may be
company
and
130 Lincoln St., Brighton, Mass., is engaged
with intense heats encountered
development work
navigation. It also manufactures
withstand intense heat.—V. 196, p. 849,
in space
Federal
1962-64.
the com¬
stock.
ings and related products.
36
New York Stock
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Condition
common
working capital.
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 36
General Corporation and
expenditures
during
stock,
preferred
Esperson
selling shareholders.
the
36
36
36
Index of Stock Prices
Transactions
to
business
common
42
Markets-
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond AveragesNational
Niels
1320
37
37
38
—
Excchange_
Over-the-Counter
in
company.
36
Stock
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto
$259,575,000
and
statement with the SEC on Oct. 5 covering 145,000
stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders
the over-the-counter market, at such price or prices
(maximum $6.50 per share)
34
34
34
Philadelphia - Baltimore - Washington
Exchange
_—i.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Stock
construction
1962
at
34
Stock
Montreal
of
corporation
registration
Halo Lighting,
12
24
29
43
(Stocks)
York Stock Exchange
Stock
Its
and
indebtedness
certain
shares of common
On
PAGE
Stock
therefor.
$72,887,000
at
to
Gulf-Southwest Capital Corp.—Common Registered
The
Stock and Bond Quotations
National
Atlanta, Ga„ filed a regis¬
5 covering $23,000,000 of
Oct.
on
stock, to be offered for public sale at competitive
The net proceeds from this financing will be used
purposes
and tr*> pay $10,500,000 of short-term
incurred
loans
estimated
addition
ciation
Boston
SEC
due 1992 and 70,000 shares of no par cumula¬
construction
for
Shares Registered
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 10 covering 100,000
of cumulative preferred stock ($100 par), to be offered for
New
the
with
statement
St.,
Peachtree
270
of
company
tration
first mortgage bonds
has outstanding 5,971,500 shares of
McDonough is President.—V. 195, p. 218.
shares
New York Stock
pamed.—V. 195, p. 1548.
underwriter, not
corporation, 101 Fifth Street South, St. Petersburg, Fla., filed
public sale
1962, the company withdrew its registration statement
filed, with the SEC on March 26, which covered 150,000
Oct. 5,
originally
capital
pany
-
Electronic
The
and
costs,
Withdrawn—
In
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
> Colt Development Ltd.—Securities Registered—
of
off $5,000,000
pay
1962
airstrip and working capital.
Flying L, of North Fork Route,
construction of a motor hotel.
are
Midwest
■
to
construction
meet
rights to expire Oct. 14. No underwriting is involved.
Proceeds are to he used for construction of motel units
bank
parent.
Detroit Stock Exchange
803.
p.
company
capital shares
mission.
the
used
be
to
the
to
,
organized under Oklahoma law in September,
1962 and is wholly-owned by Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co., which
is primarily an oil well drilling company but has also been actively
engaged in exploration and development of oil and/or gas properties.
The net proceeds from the sale of exploration agreements will be
used to acquire interests in oil or gas exploration prospects, to drill
and test exploratory wells thereon, to plug and abandon dry holes,
to provide tangible well and lease equipment for and to complete
each well
the company considers advisable, and to pay costs of
keeping maintaining and administering each property interest until
operating agreements become effective relative thereto. As indicated,
if reserves of oil and gas in commercial quantities should be dis¬
covered, each participant will be required to supply additional funds
over
and above the advances paid the company pursuant to this
offering. J. L. Stauss is President of the company and Board Chair¬
The
8
sinking fund debentures
(Series J)
due 1972, to be offered for
public sale at 100% of principal amount on a best efforts basis
by Israel Securities Corp., of the E'ast 71st St. address. The under¬
writer,
which
is
a
wholly owned subsidiary of
the company's
parent, Bank Hapoalim, B.M., will receive a 6V2%
selling com¬
applied
Flying L# Skytel—"Reg. A" Filing—
for its 1963 oil exploration program, to be offered
public sale in $5,000 commitments. No underwriting is involved.
participant as a co-owner of property interests acquired under
agreements may have rhe obligation, if he desires to protect his
Each
be
2490.
p.
with
ration agreements
for
will
sale
incurred
loans
SEC FILINGS
•
construction program, estimated at
$39,000,000
($24,150,000
already spent).
In addition to various
indebtedness
and
preferred stock, the company has outstanding
9,145,305 shares of common stock. W. J. Clapp is President.—V. 195,
Pan American Bldg., Tulsa, Okla., filed a registra¬
the SEC on Oct. 5 covering $3,000,000 of explo¬
company,
statement
bank
will
Syndicate, Inc.—Securi¬
Oil
stock
ferred
the pur¬
...
New York, filed a registration
covering $5,000,000
of
6%
71st St.,
SEC
the
with
Vandalia
personal property.
Seaboard
Falcon
The alleged
party.
a
to selling stockholders.
St., St. Paul, is engaged in
go
891
of
the
misrepresentations with respect
to
ABC
Business
Forms
relate to its failure to disclose in the
offering circular the primary liability of a
wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary under an existing lease. In addition, it is alleged that the
company's
offering
circular
was
materially misleading in
that
(1)
the cash position was deliberately overstated in a material
amount
in
its
original financial
statements,
(2)
the financial
statements
include
worthless
assets
and
(3)
as
originally sub¬
mitted, the financial statements were not prepared in accordance
with
generally
accepted auditing and accounting practices
and
procedures in that the balance sheet included cash items received
subsequent to the dates thereof.—V. 196, p. 633.
company
of
sale
INSURANCE
-
ties Registered—»
.
July 27, 1962, Feb. 27, 1962 and May 17, "1962, respectively, pro¬
posed the public offering of stock, as follows: ABC Business Forms,
70,000
common
shares
at $3.50 per share; Decorative Interiors,
52,000 class A shares at $2.50 per share; and Fifco, 66,666 class A
shares
at $3 per share. Lancer Securities Co., of New York,
was
underwriter for the Decorative Interiors and Fifco offerings, which
commenced on July 25,
1962 and Sept. 7, 1962, respectively; and
the
Commission's
orders
with
respect
to
these
two companies
asserts that Lancer failed to
cooperate with the Commission by
refusing to answer relevant questions concerning Decorative In¬
teriors and
Fifco and
Lancer's disposition of their securities
as
and
to
are
Electronic,
chase
INDUSTRIAL
-
Hot Spot
The company
statement
with
vapor-deposited materials
Co.—Securities Registered—
of 234 West 44th St.,
the SEC on Oct. 5
New York, filed a registration
covering
$400,000 of Limited
to be offered for sale at $8,714.59 per unit
(plus a 20%
overcali of $1,742.92). The partnership interests are
to be offered by Robert Fryer, Lawrence Carr and John Herman,
as
General Partners of Hot Spot Co., to be formed as a New
York Limited Partnership for the purpose of participating in the
production of the dramatico-musical play presently entitled
Hot
Spot." "Hot Spot" is the tentative title of an original musical
comedy with book being written by Jack Weinstock and Willie
Gilbert, lyrics by Martin Charnin and music by Mary Rodgers.
The partnership is to be formed to participate in a Joint Venture,
of
which
the joint venturers,
in addition to Fryer, Carr and
Herman,
are
Belgrave Enterprises, Inc., and Jonhol Enterprises,
Inc. and which Joint Venture will engage in producing and present¬
Partnership
ing
the
serve
as
shares,
musical, Belgrave is owned by Morton DaCosta,
Director of and also collaborate in writing the
who will
musical,
„
'
%
jcnbol
Holliday
iirst
in
venture
as
is
made).
•
the company withdrew its registration statement
with the SEC on March 23, which covered 150,000
class
A
shares,
to
have been offered publicly at $4 per share
through Seymour Blauner -Ch. and- Wm. Stix Wasserman & Co.,
Inc., New York City.—V. 195, p. 1548.
tion
statement
common
stock.
which
stock
be
over-the-counter
the
stock,
52,237
offered
market
for
Registered—
at
shares- represent
sale
prices
by
the
at
current
outstanding
holders
thereof
the time
300,000
under- ;
used
in
of sale;
Oct.
9,
the
1962
SEC
Regulation A provides
a
Feb.
27,
1961
and
Nov.
18,
1959,
filed
notifications
same
22-Oct.
29-Nov.
5-Nov.
due
that
it
the
offering
On
(including
to be included in
the
of
exceeds
amount
the computation)
With
respect to
Harmar Co.,
the Com¬
reasonable cause to believe that certain
has
of Regulation
A were not complied with in
failed to file a report of debenture sales which
9, .1962.—V. 193, p. 1119.
%
,,
Oct.
originally
Registration Withdrawn
5, 1962, the company withdrew its registration statement
filed with the SEC on April 5, which covered 200,000
which 100,000 were 'to have been offered by the com¬
of
100,000
pany
and
York
City.—V.
by
195,
stockholders,
through
McDonnell
&
Co.,
New
1801.
p.
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Bonds Registered—
The
company,
County,
Pottsville Pike, Muhlenberg Township, Berks
registration statement on Oct. 10 with the SEC
2800
filed
Pa.,
AND
a
UNDERWRITTEN
VISIBLES
Total
Corporate
Stocks
-Total
..
.
Total of Both•
Financings
$120,261,000
$322,576,000
£59,340,000
38,601,500
297,941,500
143,871,000
80,560,000
36,150,000
116,710,000
16,695,000
7 37,750,000
or
32,700,000
70,450,000
29,910,000
100,360,000
$143,766,750
$687,415,500
$310,737,000
$998,153,500
$112,100,250
$614,775,250
$384,096,332
$998,871,582
$333,468,450
$574,665,840
$743,027,000
$1,317,692,840
$241,197,390
'
more.
million
Y.
N.
State
441,812,500.
133,405,000
•
Dormitory Auth.
to
week.
3rd
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN BACKLOG
This Week
'
Corporate
Total
without
Stocks
date*
49,777,045
with
L
dates___
1
$186,991,750 (69)
/
Oct. 12, 1961
(307
$503,422,3^
44,752,32(4"(20)'"■<
(43)'
272,683,300
(53)
(96)
$764,927,*320
$776,105,690
$155,575,250
-
(50)
(58)
$390,540,200(196)
422,424,350(236)
470,098,000(264)
$609,416,100(305)
$625,673,250(322)
$999,891,690(600)
$1,442,343,145(356)
$1,390,600,570(372)
$1,775,997,380(696)
1
corporates___'
Total
Last Week
$720,175,000
(51)
Corporate stocks without dates_____
stocks
'
(17)
L
bonds
Total
/
$783,150,000 (34 )
-
$822,927,045
bonds
Corporate
decline in the total float compared to last year evince every sign of a
splendid reception for the Government's pioneering step to sell long terms com¬
petitively similar to the practice of states and municipalities. Moreover, there
persistently
conditions
July
common,
Corporate bonds with dates_7—^—_
Total
it
company
$502,675,000
$45
%
no change in the swelling sum of savings available for investment pur¬
the Treasury's cash needs through this year are well in hand (details
supporting this conclusion were provided last week in this, space); ,:and the
that
Municipals*
_____
*$1 million
ADD:
poses;
in
Corporate
Week—
12, 1961
has been
Commission
$202,315,000
Total
/
describing the trans¬
exchange for stock of
failed to include'the
$36,315,250
,
10
Oct.
This coming Wednesday the Treasury will give the details and the date for its
proposed novel $250 million long-term competitive offering—a week prior to the
announced A.T.&Ti competitive debenture offering of the same amount. There
in
and
$166,000,000
3
Last
week.
from
limitation.
asserts
and
the
COMPETITIVE
27
Oct.
Oct.
'*
the
Mammoth Mart, Inc.—SEC
on
20
Nov.
■
in
Inc.,
stock
firms,
$543,650,0(H)
15-Oct.
......
with
proceeds
Bonds
Oct.
pick-up in this week's corporate and municipal calendar of public
offerings compared to the past few weeks is spiced by several larger senior fixed
interest rate aebt issues. The list of offerings also contains two larger equity issues
—one, a stock rights offering and the other, preferreds! All in all, total corporate
and municipal debt capital issues amount to $386,2.61,000 and five corporates
alone add up to $163.5 million and four larger municipals comprise S69.9 million.
The 28-day visible supply of corporates shows a slight rise compared to last week
in both debt and equity issues, and the visible exempts indicate a slight decline
in dollar volume.
Due to the preponderant amount of corporate refinancing
taking advantage of the prevailing lower interest rates, the total backlog of senior
corporate debt borrowings exceeds both last week's tally as well as last year's
comparable week, rThe-tetalrimunicipal backlog of larger issues ($1 million or
greater in size),fis febove last week's figures and less than half as large as last
year's week.
Corporate; equities register hv, decline against a week ago and
In terms'of last year's'hoaticfof the
that
Corporate
definite
so
of
mission
respectively, proposed the public
By SIDNEY BROWN
of
other
general character of
the
physical
properties
held
of the.title thereto), and (2)
that the company
securities required
$300,000
terms
conditional exemption from registration
not exceeding $390,000 V
with-respect to public offerings of securities
in
amount.
The two named
companies, in
28-DAY
significantly
the'
orders
issued
two
cooperate
Kreisler, Inc.—Offering .Suspended—r
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
A
other
for expansion,
temporarily suspending
Regulation
A exemptions from registration Uhder the 'Securities'
Act of 1933
with respect to public offerings of stock by Charles
Kreisler, Inc./ 241 Park Ave., New York, and The Harmar Co.,
Inc., 4 Sanderson Ave., Dedham, Mass.
Each order provides an
opportunity
for hearing, upon request, on the question whether
the respective suspensions should be vacated or made permanent.
On
issuance
nature
to
amount
v;
be
Rental,
the
failed to respond to various communications from the Commission.
The' Commission also asserts that the exemption provided by the
Regulation
is
not
available
to
the
company
because
the
total
4 *
was
251 East Grand Ave., Chicago, filed a registra¬
with the SEC on Oct. 5" covering 204,643 shares of
to
to
are.
(Charles)
<
of
Of-this
is
'V""";'
and
the
(and
of certain material facts, in that it failed
regarding the substantial capital deficiency
Auto
and
Rental
location
„
and-working capital.
Investors, of Norview Bank Bldg. (P. O. Box 10007), Norfolk, Va.,
is a general ageht fdl? life irisdfanCe 'salesi'
'
1962,
company
A" Filing-—
corporation on Oct. 3, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering
convertible preferred shares to be offered at $1, without
.
involving
Auto
failed
The
5%
.'"writing; ":.
Surgical Corp.—SEC Regis¬
Interstate Vending Co.—Common
the
respect
Kreisler
Charles
actions
'
Investors Equity Corp.—"Reg.
♦
originally filed
The
information
disclose
of
'
195, p. 2153.
suspension order that it has - reasonable cause to
the
company's; offering
circular
is
false
and
that
in
to
selling shareholders include Olof Muten, who proposes
holdings, of 15,600 shares; the Estate of Harry Kirtz,
Candy Co.—V.
(1)
misleading
to sell
which
proposes
to sell 10;000 of 30,509 shares held;
and the Fidelity
Capital Fund, Inc., which proposes to sell all of its holdings of
9,000 shares.
Others will sell amounts ranging from 3,000 to 5,337
shares. Some 43,840 shares being pledged are owned by The Kirtz
;
its
in
believe
his
all
Withdrawn—
On Oct. 5,
60,000 common
Co., $50,000 of
Harmar
asserts
in some 28 statest principally in industrial plants.
It
outstanding 2,152,897 shares of common stock.Ronald Wolff
as
President and Cyril Chappellet Board Chairman.
The
Proceeds
Drug &
and
convertible
Investment
Corp.,
61/2%
listed
eight
•
International
Kreisler,
Charles
$300,000;
of
subordinated
debentures
(series
A).
Eastern
Manchester, New Hampshire, was underwriter
on
a
best efforts basis for the Harmar offering.
With respect to the offering by Charles Kreisler, the Commission
is
■
tration
Monday, October. 15,. 1962
.
follows:
as
aggregate
an
.
machines
,
overcall
for
.
has
general partners will receive 54.1% of any net profits of
partnership, for which they will make no cash contribution.
The four authors
are
to receive jointly 8% -of the gross weekly
box-office receipts of the musical. Belgrave will receive a fee of
$5,000 plus a royalty of 3% of the gross weekly box-office receipts;
ana
it also may furnish the services of an assistant director, for
which it is
to
receive an additional one-quarter of 1%
royalty.
Jcnhol
will
receive, a 10%
royalty, with a minimum guarantee
of S3,500 per week, plus certain living expenses for Miss Holliday
during the rehearsal period. Proceeds of the sale of limited partner¬
ship shares
will be contributed to the original capital of the
Joint
Venture.
According to the prospectus, I purchasers of such
shares will be entitled to 45.9% of the net profits of the partner¬
ship, which is equivalent to 35% of the net profits of the joint
venture
(or
at the rate
of 1% thereof for every $8,714.59 con-;
tributed
if
there ,is no .overcalj,, &nd( for, every .$10,457 if,^ai,d
The
the
shares
securities
of
offering
56,316 shares are being pledged by certain shareholders to secure
bank loans;
and 96,090 Shares are to be offered pursuant to the
company's Amended 1960 Stock Option Plan.
The company, through its subsidiaries,
is engaged primarily in
the business of selling a variety of products through coin-operated
Judy Holliday; and it will furnish theservices
actress in the musical. This will be Jonhol's.
connection with a Broadway production.
owned by
is
Miss
of
The Commercial and Financial.Chronicle
(1550)
2
i
491,386,332
( 68)
1,006,183,000 ( 82)
$1,881,986,902(440)
$2,782,180,380(778)
520,117,(MM) (70 )
municipals with dates
Total of both financings!
609,351,490(404)
:
$1,962,460,145(426)
,
marked
is
to believe that the
no reason
terms of the proposed A.T.&T.
Treasury's announcement will raise the borrowing
issue.
; :
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shares
LARGER
ASSOCIATES
ISSUES
ARE:
INVESTMENT
PANHANDLE
CO.,
STATES
EASTERN
OF PENN.
&
PIPE
LINE,
reserved
•Includes
Y.
MASS.,
year;
recently and the formidable purchases of short terms by the Fed
(it made a post-1948 record high purchase of $1,466 million last October 3) one
should expect a large sell-off by the central bank to help increase the yield.
today's trip for
new
bill cash will be the 35th.
$35
&
.
STATE
P.
S.
BLDG.
AUTH.
$26,652,000;
STATE OF
SANITARY DIST.-
MASSACHUSETTS
S25.6 million; and HAMPTON ROADS
COMM, VA. $10 million; and POMPANO BEACH, FLA. $6,150,000; MICHIGAN
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION $3,750,000.
{Includes:
million
$60
Wednesday (October 17) PANHANDLE EASTERN.PIPE LINE CO..'s $60 million
A-rated debentures and $20 million. cum. preferreds (par $100)' via
Kidder,
Peabody & Co., and Merrill Lynch, etal; COLLINS RADIO CO. via Kidder,
Peabody & Co., and White, Weld & Co. has scheduled a rights offering of 557,515
shares of stock to its owners of that day; Morgan Stanley & Co. will underwrite
on
Wednesday
today
or
BOARD
these
,
During the course of the week these two corporates may appear: $3.5 million
debentures, plus warrants, DURO-TEST CORP. via Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; and 100,000 shares of GABRIEL INDUSTRIES common via Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.
POSTPONED ISSUES
Postponed issues which
♦Comprise
reports
those
as
$300,000
bond;
-
or
'
$9,335,000 in four preferreds without
have tentative selling dates. One rail
with dates and
of which 18
less
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;
BACKLOG
in
and
,
Last Week
financing plans
the Total Backlog
of
$786,952,000
$622,570,000
bonds*
which have not been formally announced
Table showing firm intentions.
or
approved for
.
and
announced purpose of acquiring First
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
Excludes
COLUMBIA
common
Western
Bank
BANCORPORATION'S
$30
million
convertible
subordinated
debentures
registered with the SEC last Feb. 23 for the
and
stock.
Co.
Trust
Western
Bancorporation
withdrawn.
be
Includes
backlog
55
tally
of
or .be
postponed
56 issues
with an estimated dollar value of $134,560,000 compared to last
$138,076,500 value. These postponed issues may return to the active
r'
v..; ?/.Ui i
t
! > 1 i 1 ■> -"%<
i,
"•> 1. %>,
V .*
issues
and
withdrawn.
.
LARGER
Week of October 22:
:||%
ISSUES AHEAD ;
•;.>./
:
TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. debentures;
120,000 shares of MAREMONT CORP. stock; 175,862 shares of AMERICAN
RE-INSURANCE CO. capital stock; 248,000 units of AMERICAN PLAN
CORP.; $4 million LEWIS (TILLIE) FOODS, INC. debentures; 280,000 shares
of CAMERON IRON WORKS, INC. common: And Municipals—$107,900,000
NEW YORK, N. Y.; $11.3 million CHICAGO PARK DISTRICT, ILL.; and
$4.4 million HARTFORD COUNTY METROPOLITAN DISTRICT, CONN.
$250
:
f
million AMERICAN
Week of October 29:
$50
million
♦
-
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
EDISON
COMPANY
million COLUMBIA GAS SYSTEM. INC. debentures;
bonds:
$20
$10,000,000 FLORIDA
preferreds; $10,500,000 INDUSTRIAL DEVELOP¬
preferreds; $5 million WISCONSIN NATURAL
GAS CO. bonds; and $3 million NEBRASKA CONSOLIDATION MILLS CO.
sinking fund debentures; And Municipals—$6.5 million ORLEANS PARISH
SCHOOL BOARD, LA.; DORMITORY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK, $45 million.
-POWER
~
MENT
WITHDRAWALS
may
to be
AND
of
Corporate stocks
offering
OF
,
This does not include expected
This Week
tomorrow.
larger exempts are expected: UNIVERSITY OF
TRUSTEES, URBANA, ILL. $6,700,000; and BERGEN
COUNTY, N. J. $3,765,000. On Thursday (October 18) GALVESTON, TEXAS
$3,700,000.
; V
7
;
ILLINOIS
preferreds
four
INDETERMINATE
$25 million COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA bonds rated A by Moody's and
Fitch and BBB by S & P's; and $50 million ASSOCIATES INVESTMENT CO.
Also
in
selling dates; and 72 issues
million collateral trust
week's
debentures rated A via Lehman Bros, set for either
bonds
revenue
$25
Blyth & Co. will offer $25 million PACKAGING CORP. OF
PENNSYLVANIA
.
million SOUTH CAROLINA. PUBLIC SERVICE AUTH. lat» N-vember; $18 million ALASKA
CORP. early 1963; $128 million JACKSONVILLE EXP. AUTH. indefinite; and $94 million
KITTITAS COUNTIES PUBLIC UTILITY DIST., WASH.,
indefinite.
1,500,000
Also,
tabulated separately.
Includes, also the S & P AA-rated $51 million
to be negotiated Oct. 17, or thereabouts, via Phelps, Fenn
larger.
or
,
AMERICA sinking fund debentures rated A by Moody's and Fitch and BBB by
S&P's.
'
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■
million
$1
excludes these larger exempts still without spectfic target dates: $200 million MEMPHIS,
expected late November; $75-80 million PUBLIC BLDG. COMM. CHICAGO, ILL. early next
/
Tomorrow (Oct. 16)
of
TRANSIT AUTH.
C.
TENN.
rate
Since February, 1962,
Registrations with combined debt and equity parts are
issues
Co,. Lehman Bros.1, White, Weld & Co., and B. J. Van Ingen & Co.
of $41 million to be raised early next year.
DEVELOP.
The money market will be asked today (October 15) to supply $100 million new
cash in the Treasury's short-term bill auction market.. In view of the decline in
only
balance
GRANT
bill
by
Excluded
time-to-time sales."
Also,
AUSTRALIA, AND PACKAGING CORP. OF AMERICA
the
refunding
,
&
WEEK'S
denote the number of capital issues to be publicly offered for additional
nonfinancial and financial corporations including investment cos., and
are
private placements and such other nonpublic offerings as exchanges,:
for conversion and for issuance under employees, and stock option plans and "from
parentheses
and
secondaries.
N.
THIS
in
capital
COMPANY
BANK
OF ISRAEL
or
subsequently appear in the active backlog of issues
withdrawn, number 55 in our latest weekly tally- and
aggregate in dollar volume approximately $134.5 million. ' Among last week's
offered, amended
larger withdrawn issues out of
a
total
of six
Blyth & Co. secondary of.
NATIONAL BLANK BOOK CO. common; Clark,.
Dodge & Co.'s 169,302 shares
of MERCANTILE STORES
CO., INC.; 200,000 shares of MAMMOTH MART,
INC. common via McDonnell & Co.; 300,000 shares of HALO
LIGHTING, INC.
common via R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; and 250,000 shares of GRAND BAHAMA
DEVELOPMENT CORP.
common
Week of November 7:
-
were:
via Allen & Co.
;
-
.
$23 million bonds and $7 million preferreds GEORGIA POWER CO.; 425,000
shares of NORTON CO. common; $14 million WEST PENN POWER CO..;
bonds;
and
share's of PUTNAM MANAGEMENT CO. stock; And.
150,000
Municipals—$12,250,000 CINCINNATI, OHIO; $4 million GALVESTON, TEX.;
and
$3,185,000 WHITTIER UNION H. S. DIST., CALIF.
—
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11, 1962
;
Volume 196
Number 6203
.
(1551)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
covering $15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1992, to be offered
ror
public sale at competitive bidding on Dec. 3, 1962.
The net
proceeds from the bond sale,
together with other funds, will be used
Gamble-Skogmo
Co.,
of
erties.
comPany's 1962 construction program, estimated at
Any balance in proceeds will be used to reimburse its
treasury in part for construction expenditures prior to 1962.—V. 196,
as
the
largest financial organization of its kind, in which
owns a substantial interest.
He is also a director
Advertising Co., Inc., the nation's largest out¬
door advertising company, which is controlled by Gamble-Skogmo,
$18,000,000.
p. 742.
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;:'.v
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On Oct.
5,
1962,
;;
Dec.
on
20,
which
1961,
systems
covered
.
in
the
levels.
and
All
with
Blyth
&
concerned
have
confidence
in
National's
future
.
growth
This Cleveland,
,
was
;
Oct.
on
1, 1962 filed
Mr. N.
10.82%,
that
.
be
Quick-N-Clean,
chain
advertising,
expansion,
and
$1.04
to
of
712
Fir St., Brainerd, Minn., plans to open
dry cleaning centers.—V. 195, p. 2699.
of coin-operated
in
The
a
corporation on Oct. 2, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 90,000
shares to be offered at $2, through Edward H. Stern & Co.,
•
in factoring,
and
of
company
1372
Broadway,
New
York,
filed
registration
a
.
statement
shares
with
the
SEC
class A stock
of
thereof through
Oct.
on
4
covering
159,254
outstanding
offered for public sale by
be
to
underwriters
headed
by Shearson,
the holders
Hammill
&
lower
a
St., New York.
The public offering price (maximum $15.
share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
company is a producer of a diversified line Of misses, junior
and
children's
popular priced sportswear, sold principally under
•
the. brand
names
"Russ Togs," "Russ" and "Mister Russ."
It has
outstanding 669,425 class A and 806,785 class B shares.
Of the
class A stock, Louis E. Rousso, Board Chairman, Eli L. Rousso,
President, and Irving L. Rousso and Herman Saporta, Vice-Presi¬
and
other
class
A
stockholders,
as
and
12.3%
5%, respectively, of all
of the company.—V. 196, p. 1047.
outstanding
the
50,000,000.
*
!
x
2
capital
1962
;
a
■
share,
net
income
the
for
compared
of
first half
and its consolidated
$3,578,000, or 49 cents
cents a share, for the
Foreign
Power
of
was
1962
with* $3,500,000,
48
or
first half of 1961. Consolidated net income for
The
class
Simpson & Co., Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
shares
A
to
on
;
Proceeds
are
Simpson,
of
broker.'
Oct.
to
1962
at
a "Reg. A" covering 50,000
through Richard Bruce & Co.,
filed
$6,
>
be
1176
1,
offered
be
Inc., N. Y.
used
Ave.
for
of
general corporate purposes.
Americas, N. Y., is a licensed
77:/:>7r7777 7 777-:-xi-:
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:
pawn
.7^
The
of
company
statement
with
the
stock.
common
3809
SEC
this
Of
Perry
stock,
Dallas,
Ave.,
Oct.
on
filed
covering
8
'
shares
a
registration
120,000
shares
50,000
to
are
the
be
(headed by Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
retail
'
:
tures
the 12 months ended
serving Vitoria. Mr. Sargent pointed out that the arbitrary seizures
of American-owtted utility properties in Brazil which have occurred
by action of various State governments have become a matter of
>
News of Business and Finance
Lower—
;
had
net
assets
$33,-
of
253,880 equal to $38.86 a share at Sept. 30, 1962, William K. Jacobs,
Jr., President of the Fund announced. He further stated that these
figures compared with $43,987,988 equal to $51.40 a share at Sept.
30,
V.
•
1961
$46,121,471
and
195, p.
$53.90
or
a
633.
share
at
,'
'
'
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Dec.
31,
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1961.—
,v
•
Alleghany Corp.—New Directors—
On
Oct.
Bertin
9
C.
the
Gamble,
Gamble-Skogmo,
'
directors elected two new directors—
Minneapolis
businessman
and
President
of
board
Inc.,
a
of
leading wholesale-retail merchandising
>
the
negotiate
to
National
the
Government
compensation
as
sale
Harrington,
Mr.
Gamble is
resigned.
a
,
.
.
•
v
Partner
in
management
Ltd.—Partial
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Electronics
Renwell
Corp.,
this issue.—V.
189, p. 2887.
Corp.—Trading Suspended—
Oct. 10, 1962, the SEC announced the issuance of an order
to Section 19(a)(4) of the Securities Exchange Act of
temporarily suspending trading in the common stock of Atlantic
Research, of Alexandria, Va., on the American Stock Exchange and
the
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange, for the
ten-day period Oct. 10 to 19, 1962, inclusive. By virtue of the Com¬
mission's Rule 15c2-2, thetCoittmisbioms <btfdfer also operates to sus¬
pend over-the-counter trading in the stock during the said period.
On
7
suspension order was based upon information developed in
investigation by. the-Commission's staff which raises serious quesas to the accuracy and adequacy of available, public informa¬
tion concerning the financial condition of Atlantic Research.
While
this information presents no question as to the company's solvency,
the suspension of trading was deempd necessary and appropriate in
the public interest in view of the fact that an informed evaluation
an
7 tion
the Atlantic Research
published information.
7 of
y
of
could not be made upon the basis
The Commission noted in this connection
stock
that while the report of Atlantic Research to its shareholders showed
,7
net income
a
of $1,473,192
for the
year
1961,
which figure
also
is
securities manuals, financial statements on file with the
reflect a loss in 1961 of $1,066,015 on a consolidated
carried in
Commission
basis
Atlantic
for
Atlantic
Research
Research
and
its
subsidiaries.
is
primarily engaged in research, development
and manufacture in the field of solid propellant rockets and, in
addition, performs work in electronics, electromechanics and related
fields.
It
has outstanding
1,961,162 shares of common stock, of
which Arch C. Scurlock,
President, is reported as the owner of
418,970 shares and Arthur W. Sloan, Board
Chairman, 372,530
.
shares.—V.
of
Atlas
>
196,
p.
852.
77
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in
the
Credit Corp.—Securities
Sold
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.
'
Privately—On
Oct. 11, 1962, it was reported that $3,060,000 of this
firm's senior subordinated notes and $3,000,000 of its
y
junior subordinated notes, both due 1974,
as well as
$2,000,000 of its prior preferred stock ($100 par) had
been placed privately through Robert Fulton Maine
Co., New York City.—V. 196, p. 1449.
all
Avco Corp.—To Form French
joint
'
has announced the purchase of Retirement Council,
Affiliate—;
•
7
leading French aircraft manufac¬
turer, and Avco Corp., a major U. S. aerospace firm, have an¬
nounced they will seek approval of the French government to form
a jointly-owned company in France.
v
7;
.
Henry Potez,
Etablissements
An
agreement
1
to
Potez-Avco,7S.
as
Director
President
,a
undertake the venture, which would be known
was signed
in New York by Henry Potez,
of Potez, and James R. Kerr, President
A.,
General
Avco.
Plans
call
for
Potez-Avco,
S.
7 and
;
Inc., of Stamford, Conn. The Retirement Council, founded in 1955,
publishes booklets and magazines ("Retirement Planning News,"
A.
to
manufacture reciprocating
market. Headquarters
gas turbine engines for the European
would be at Argenteuil near Paris.
Etablissements
Henry Potez has been a well-known name in
:>
aviation design
and manufacture for more than 40 years.
The
Planning Guidebook," etc.) for several hundred lead¬
company
produces the Potez 840, a four-engine turbine-powered
ing companies for distribution to employees in the 60-plus age
>
aircraft.
It aslo manufactures tjhe Potez CM-170 "Magister" Jet
bracket.
Among the Council's largest clients are Radio Corp. .of
trainer, and has for many years produced a line of reciprocating
America,
International Business' Machines, General Electric Co.,.
aircraft engines.—V. 196, p. 1344.
and General Telephone & Electronics Corp.
American Heritage will
continue
to
operate Retirement Council from Stamford for the
present, with plans for expansion of services to be announced later.
Avery Adhesive Products, Inc.—Net Up 60%—
According to James
Parton, President of American Heritage,
7
Net earnings of Avery Adhesive Products were 60% higher in
"People age 65 and over are the fastest growing minority in the
the nine months ended Aug. 31 than in the comparable period a
United States today.
Between 1950 and 1960, the number of people
year ago, and exceeded those for the entire 1961 fiscal year, the
over
65 increased 34.9%, about twice as fast as the total popu¬
company announced.
lation.
The Retirement Council, Inc., has been a pioneer in helping
Net profits
for the period were $826,849, equal ot 55.8 cents
these 17.4 million older U.S.
citizens lead productive lives after
per
share
after preferred
dividend
requirements,. compared to
they have officially retired.
We hope to expand the Council's
$516,913 or 34.6 cents a share for the first nine months of last
services in an effort to help the man who still has 16.3%
of his
year. Net earnings for all of fiscal 1961 were $815,457 or 55 cents
life ahead of him, make an effective contribution to his community."
per share.
American
Heritage
Publishing
Co. was founded
in
1954.
In
addition to its two hard cover magazines, the company publishes
Sales for the current nine months increased 23% to $12,446,941
books of historical and cultural interest.
from $10,133,872.
From an initial investment of $64,000, American Heritage revenues have
grown to over
For the third quarter ended Aug. 31, net profits amounted to
$12,000,000 last year.—V. 196, p. 1143.
$289,115 or 19.3 cents per share, a gain of 61%
over the $179,634
or
12.1 cents per share reported in the corresponding quarter a
American Metal Climax, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition
year ago. Sales rose 23%
to $4,163,210 from $3,379,491.
'
...
directors will suceed Dan A. Kimball and Donald D.
who
the
are
1934
accordance
in
enunciated
'
v
new
Charles Chereek,
Senior
and
,
or¬
ganization with important interests-in other fields, and James W.
Deer, partner in the New York law firm of Holtzmann, Wise &
Shepard.
The two
CPA
Maiden,
"Retirement
•
company,
&
pursuant
*
deep concern to the National governments of Brazil and the United
States. He said, "It is unfortunate, indeed, that additional property
seizures' should have occurred at a time when the company is en¬
The company
investment
Katz.
1, 1978 at 102.25%.
Payment will be made at any
Canada of the Royal Bank of Canada.—V. 194, p. 1609.
Atlantic Research
of
Fund—Assets
in
Astron
See
and, on July 18, a receiver was appointed by the State
operate these properties pending determination of the
rights of the parties. He also reported that on July 30, the Gov¬
ernment of the State of Espirito Santo expropriated the subsidiary
American Heritage Publishing Co., Inc.—Acquis.—
closed-end
Leon
Katz, Granof
194, p. 1379.
Nov.
due
-branch
-
Abacus
and
of
The
corporation has called for redemption
on
Nov.
1,
1962,
through operation of the sinking fund, $45,000 of its 6 Vt% deben¬
to
deavoring
_
'
This
executive,
firm
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills
,
J
engaged in the design, manufacture and sale to
junior dresses and suits for young ladies in the .7
of
stores
property, according to the management trustees. 7
the real estate Investment trust are at 404 N.
of
Redemption—
its properties in Brazil to
with the principle of fair:
communique issued by
President Uoulart and President Kennedy earlier this year."
18 to 26 year age group, principally under the Howard Wolf label.
In discussing these, negotiations, Mr. Sargent reported that the
It will use the proceeds of its stock sale, in part, to retire $51,584
first meeting between Foreign Power representatives and the Comof note indebtedness: and the balance will be applied to expanded
advertising, consumer research and other working capital purposes. 7 mission was held in the latter part of August. Following this meet¬
The company has outstanding 70,000 common shares and 180,000
ing, a sub-committee was appointed which is now engaged in the
-•
shares of class A common, all owned by Mr. Wolf.
preparation of a detailed report for the Commission on the value
of the company's Brazilian investments.—V. 196, p. 635.
_
law
trustees.—V.
1962 was $9,500",000, or $1.30 a share, compared with
$11,397,000, or $1.56 a share, for the 12 months ended June 30,
1961 and $9,422,000, or $1.29 a share, for the full year 1961. In
commenting on the company's operations in Chile, Mr. Sargent
pointed put that Foreign Power's consolidated net income for the
first half of 1962 was reduced by a net exchange loss on working,
capital of the Chilean subsidiary amounting to $1,650,000 due to
depreciation of the Chilean currency.
Court
is
company
7
Recife
'
of
maining15,000 shares will be offered by Mr. Wolf, through-the
principal underwriter., first to. management officials and employees
of the company and then to the public.
The public offering price
(maximum $10 per share) and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
plied by amendment.
•
The
commercial
insurance
to
purchased
Inc., 1600
Fidelity Union Tower, Dallas) from the issuing company and 55,000
from
the
sole
present
stockholder, -Howard B.
Wolf.
The
re¬
by the underwriters
as
or
In discussing Foreign Power's operations in Brazil, Mr. Sargent
reported that the Governmerit of the State of Pernambuco refused
extend the electricrconcession contract of the subsidiary serving
(Howard B.) Wolf Inc.—Common Registered—
Of¬
$272,500 to be raised in the offering will be
down payment for purchase of diversified real property
apartment buildings, office buildings or other industrial
as
"Headquarters
June r30,
(J.)
Securities
—
The
corporate net income for the first six months
$3,608,000, or 49 cents a share of common stock, com¬
Consolidated
subsidiaries
stock
Investors
7 Roxbury Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Malvern L. Kaplan, certified public accountant;
v
.
Estate
PROCEEDS—The
such
company's
was
Real
Gardner, Stanley & Harris, Inc., Los Angeles.
used
;
to
with $3,332,000, or 46 cents a share, for the comparable
period last year. For the 12 months ended June 30, 1962, corporate
net income was $9,432,000, or $1.29 a share,
compared with $9,126,000, or $1.25 a share, for the 12 months ended June 30, 1961.
trustees
as
Electric Power approved a
pared
of various trusts,
beneficial owners, propose to sell amounts ranging
from 849 to 4,117 shades.
After the sale of class A stock, said four
officers, by virtue of their class B holdings, will own 18%, 12.3%,
or
to
1961.
The
of
50,710, 35,484 and 35,484 and 14,251 shares, respec¬
They propose to sell all such shares.
In addition, they
12
of American
sale
of
,
own
custodians
competitive market,
195, p. 1804.
of Foreign Power's former utility properties in Argentina
Mexico, offset the decline in the company's earnings on its
utility investments in Brazil and Chile where earnings have been
adversely affected by inflation and currency depreciation. Mr. Sar¬
gent noted that approximately $4,900,000 of the company's total
corporate income for the first half of 1962 represents non-utility
income as compared with $2,000,000 for the corresponding period
The
tively.
in a keen,
margin.—V.
and
per
dents,
industry is
unit profit
Henry B. Sargent, President has released the company's June
quarterly financial report in which he states that non-utility in¬
come, principally derived from interest on the notes received from
the
Co.,
Wall
14
American.
fered—Public offering of 27,250 shares of this firm's
certificates of beneficial interest at $10 per share was
made Oct.
3 through Arthur O. Garrett Co. and
American & Foreign Power Co. Inc.—Net Higher—
Russ Togs, Inc.—Class A Registered—
The
•
;.;-7
<
split will be effective Oct. 15, 1962 and the new shares
shareowners about Oct. 30, 1962.
As reported earlier,
directors previously had declared a regular
quarterly cash dividend of 27 cents per share on the new $6.50
par value shares, which will be payable Dec.
10, 1962 to holders
of record Nov. 13, 1962. The company had been paying 49 cents
per share prior to the split. The increase brings the annual divi¬
dend rate to $1.08 per share
($2.16 per share prior to the split),
as
contrasted to the previous annual rate of 98 cents per share
($1.96 per share prior to the split).
In commenting on the dividend, Mr. Cook pointed out that this
was
the 10th consecutive year in which the cash dividend was
increased.—V. 196, p. 424.
,7 7.-'.;
common
Proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Regal, of 32 Broadway, N. Y., plans to engage
accounts receivable financing.
share.
The stock
distributed
Regal Factors, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Inc., N. Y.
per
aluminum
the
; 25,000,000
working
:vV
.
reserves are
Purchase of the
Ohio company has announced that net sales were
1962, as compared to
for 1 split
of
the common stock
at a
special meeting held Oct. 9, in the
company's offices, President Donald C. Cook announced. As a part
of the action, the stock's par value was changed from $10 to $6.50
per share and the number of authorized shares was increased from
0.^'.'v-r-.-
.
for
used
those of Amax.
Natural gas accounts'
reserves.
Ninety percent of the Trigood
located in the Rocky Mountain area.
properties will put Amax Petroleum in a much
more
favorable profit and operating position, Walter Hochschild,
Chairman of American Metal Climax, pointed out in making the
announcement.
It will double the production output and reserve
position of the subsidiary and permit operating and exploration
economies through consolidation, he indicated.
Amax Petroleum will pay $7,000,000 with the
balance financed
by an oil payment. The total price was not disclosed.
Amax Petroleum Corp. was established earlier this year to handle
all oil and gas operations
for the parent company. -It operates
properties in 11 states and three Canadian provinces.
Paul R.
Schultz, a Vice-President of American Metal Climax, is President
of the subsidiary. Headquarters are located in Tulsa, Okla.—V. 196,
p.
1239.
:; 7.- - r.
: x.';v.' .7x ^
'77-'777 -■ 7 A,;\
A/;
about 18%
group
American Electric Power Co. Inc.—Stock Split OK'd
"Reg. A" covering 205,000
$1.15, through Northwest Securities,
shares to be offered at
com¬
equivalent—more than
of the total
gas
for
L. Butkin, President, stated that although sales increased
earnings per share increased 3.85%.
He further reported
resulting
a
Inc., Detroit Lakes, Minn.
other
per
'
„
the
■■
Earnings for the period were $546,737. This is equivalent to $1.08
share after provision for the dividend on the preferred stock.
the same period last year, earnings were $528,462, which was
equivalent
7
Quick-N-Cleait Corp. of Minnesota, Inc.—"Reg. A"
capital.
1343.
p.
and
plans, were making sale of their oil and gas properties to Amax.
Net production of the Trigood group is now about 5,400 barrels
day, approximately the same as the present Amax production.
Reserves are estimated to be at least 23 million barrels of oil and
the
per
Shareowners
to
of
Trigood
of
For
basket and disposal of coffee grounds.
are
Chairman
was
for its fiscal year ended July 31,
for the same period of 1961.
$17,755,207
working capital.
;
Perk-Pak, of 162 Burnham, Kensington, Conn., is engaged in the
development of a new device for the cleaning of the perculator
Proceeds
He
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. this Issue.—V. 196,
$19,676,736
Perk-Pak, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
common
cities.
Alloys & Chemicals Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
The corporation on Oct. 3, 1962 filed a
"Reg. A" covering 60,000
common shares to be offered at
$3.50, without underwriting.
!
Proceeds are to be used for equipment and
The corporation
S.
its
See
x
registered
SEC on Aug. 29 and was to have been offered
through
Co., Inc., New York City.—V. 196, p. 947.
-
the
U.
President
.
■
that:
contemplate no offering in the near future."
issue, comparising 160,000 common shares,
The
Ogden Corp. and American Transporta¬
Interest—
sale of shares.
7777\''777,v ;v'y7* 777;
"offering stockholders know well the real values
company and are not interested in selling stock below those
stated
of
number
a
family.
Goodstein,
Fred
panies, stated at the same time that his group of companies had
adopted plans of complete liquidation, and in furtherance of these
Gamble-Skogmo Acquires Stock Interest—
On Oct. 8, Richard P.
Towne, Chairman, announced that, due to
unfavorable
conditions prevailing in
the securities markets,
the
of National Blank Book Co. have decided to withdraw
stockholders
proposed public
in
The
Mr.
properties of Trigood Oil Co., Goodstein Oil & Gas
Oil Co., Boston-Wyoming Oil Co. and related prop¬
properties being sold are owned principally by the
gas
Chappel
Goodstein
groups.
of Western Auto Supply Co. prior to Gamble-Skogmo's sale
holdings of that concern in 1960.
7
In a statement following the meeting, Mr. Gamble said, "We
believe that Alleghany has excellent prospects and that some very
constructive results are going to be achieved for the benefit of all
of the
company's stockholders.
We regard this as a promising
investment for Gamble-Skogmo and General Outdoor Advertising
and hope to acquire more stock in the future."
of
National Blank Book Co.—To Withdraw Reg'n—
He
of
Board
1,000,000 shares of beneficial interest, to have been offered
publicly
at $6.50 per share
through Eisele & King, Libaire, Stout & Co.,
New York City.—V.
195, p. 9. >
• ?
.
their
merchandising
director
a
•
the company withdrew its registration statement
SEC
other
as
tion Enterprises, Inc., which owns and operates municipal transit
Metropolitan Realty Trust—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
®finally filed with the
well
Outdoor
Mr. Deer is
oil and
the
Dominion's
General
3
77
director of Investors Syndicate of Canada, Ltd.,
'
•
Directors
chase
by
of
its
American
wholly
Metal
owned
Climax
subsidiary,
have
Amax
authorized
the
pur¬
Petroleum Corp.,
of
In
the
President
interim
and R.
report mailed
Stanton
Avery,
to shareholders, H. Russell Smith,
Board Chairman, said the results
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.
r
NOTE:
On account of-the
fluctuations in the rate of exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New-York fund's.
4
do
reflect
nnt
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1552)
a Swedish sub¬
and earnings of
included in the
for 1962 since they will be treated for accounting
"pooling of interests" basis.—V. 196, p. 533.
Antonson-Avery A. B.,
operations of
annual
report
on
purposes
a
Canadian
-v
'
This
the
of Bearings, Inc. improved during the
continuing the rocord progress made in
Joseph
M. Bruening, president, said at the
company's .annual meeting.
and net earnings
Both sales
fiscal
past
Sales
Mr.
"7, 7
that while final figures are
He said
that
indicates
earning
net
per
/?:".•/
40
operators
cents,
net
year
ended June 30.
Bruening told
the
like
v-
'
.zippers. '
;
"This,
graphically
most
illustrates
think,
I
important
how
our
opening new offices and expanding our sales organ¬
product line has been," he pointed out.
The company currently has 59 regional sales and service centers
of
program
to
cited
Building Industries, Inc.
Bloomfield
All Sold—Listed
.
.
*
9,
it
1962
shortly—V.
can
Higher—
Bloomfield Industries, Inc.—Sales, Net
First
sales
quarter
Industries were well above
Bloomfield
of
the
Bloomfield
Sept.
$1,335,339
Ke
added
$89,427,
that
reported
standing)
Exact
earnings
cents
19
or
figures
thfe period
for
a,share
'
.,
sales1 and
were
than
currently
;
available,
yet
not
are
'
the
the
should
whole,
a
tend
to
Iloomfield
rise at
faster rate.
a
addition
tbig
of
field,—V.
the
195,
V.
and
973
schools
;
1048.
p.
7he
has
company
City,
registrar
the
;
^
'
,
'
The
1961.
due
has
Dec.
This
called
1989 at
1,
will
be
for
Detroiter Mobile Homes,
most
to
*
of
Ebasco
and
Services
Inc.
The'
was
the
the
at
90.6%
financings, which in 1961 included
AT&T
issue,
of
nearly
the
last year.
a
1962
/.:
billion dollars.
totals
10%
are
a
First
those
In
G
Co.,
City
Bank,
Broadway,
140
20%
down
while
preferred
$5,730,000
last year.
total
80%,
or
when
included
that
-
55
raised
This
to
AT&T
-
$1,347,189,000
26%
to
from
in
1981.
1862,
up
Gas utility
$631,660,000 from
utilities
about
$275
in
million
a
>
the
Coke
and
:
defendant
the
or
removing
family
of
an
all
identification
of
total
financing, 91%
under the Small Busi¬
in loans to companies./
motels, hotels, oneoffice buildings, industrial
including
and
apartment
publicly-held
became
a
has
loans.
committed
SBIC
in
1962,
De¬
approximately
March
$2,-
in
company
distributed
and
to Prescott-Lancaster Corp., Mr. Rothman noted, raises
approximately $800,000 loans made in the past two months to
estate organizations in the New Jersey and New York areas.
to
—V.
individual
using
name,
1
Copper
second
H..
1959
•
Chairman
637.
meeting,
Screen
be
and
proposed issue
a
Products.,
of
heat
Screen
25,
Oct.
'
y
;•
-
;
convertible
of
•-
motive
Just,
dividends
stock
compares
1962.
and
1961
in
net
1962
year's results stemmed from improved operations
subsidiaries and increased volume in the auto¬
the
and
industry.
the
that
reported
shareholders
to
letter
Smith's
Mr.
company
its program of expansion and diversification during the
referred particularly to the acquisition of Dura Business
Machines, Inc., which marks
the firm's entry into the business
machine
field
with
a
line of advanced products. He also higa-
year.-He
-
[
-
lighted
new
a
thrower,
snow
tractor and riding lawnmower devel¬
subsidiary, and a unique transcommercial vehicles by Dura's Paris
oped by the company's Moto-Mower
•
axle
for
golf carts
Division.—V.
V
194,
and other
p. 2441.
v,
..
and
.
in
New
•
•
has
which
and
has
continue
been
York
New
aircraft,
pany
.
City.
of
President
basic
is
acquiring
and
davits,
cable
manufacturing
cloth, metal
electrical
divisions
and
•"This
wire
special
alloy
the
on
196,
of
p.
New
535.
and
York
preferred stocks of the comStock Exchange under the
/ " / ■•;■
.
Co.—Forms New Division—
Prestolite
products,
into
one
unit
by
Division
automotive
has
been
consolidating
batteries,
and
announced by
the
other
marine
prod¬
and
i
the
and
laboratory
and
management
Chief
of
Operating
continue
to
serve
plant
at
a
Raymond
Officer
as
a
through
Prestolite
new
and
our
in
several
order
customers,"
Division
consists
years
of
effect
to
production and dis¬
operating efficiencies
Davies said.
18 manufacturing
Mr.
of
facilities in
division
cable,
will
manufacture
alternators,
electrical
parts,
spark plugs,
ignition
transistorized ignition systems,
starting motors, and batteries plus a wide
range of other electrical parts for the automotive industry as well
as. for
industrial, agricultural, marine, aviation, and truck, tractor,
parts,
Magazine
serve
plant communities. Headquarters of the new division, including
research
facility, will be located at T'oledo, Ohio.
wire
950.
Circle
and
Davies,
central
The
of
con¬
culminates
rearrangement
better
The
structures.
com¬
wire
R., H.
*:■'''■■
action
tribution
steels,
17
office,
Family
formation
The
pany's
metal-
Cowles Magazines & Broadcasting/, Inc.—Acquis
company
listed
DCA.—V.
common
Electric Autolite
•
.
diversified
industrial
tool
under
the
9,
filters,
<•
-
Oct.
President.
a
pre-built
its
-
•
were
cymbol
missile,
space,
Continental's
.
include
lifeboats,
devices
.
is
York,
insect, screening,
will
company's
manufacturer
in
to
add
•
major products
J.,
in
the
According to Mr. Gordon, the move
of acquisition of technologically-
to
.
and 'cable,
transfer
1962,
at
of America—N. Y. S. E. Listing-
Dynamics Corp.
repre¬
The
fiscal
the
continued
program
companies
Products,
proposal
used
screens
applications.
glass
wire
the
on
designer
a
planned
a
whose
fiber
held
is
headquartered
insulated
vote
precision
strength."
company
ucts,
Screen
will
Products
growth
V working
and
of
to
industrial
"part
oriented
-
Inc.—Pro¬
5%
said
that
noted
all divisions
Effective
strainers,
CCS,
and
> He
of
stock for., Screen Products,
Inc. stock has been
by Mortimor S. Gordon, President of CCS, and Raymond
stockholders
annual
\
exchange shares of
against
$2.40
years.
«
./y.-'-y/y./,
.
equaled
profit
share
Per
year.
preferred
Just,
CCS
//
'
disclosed after-tax net of $1,450,612
compared with earnings of $245,791 on
ago.
year
favorably
average
per
share earnings of $1.92 for the previous five
T'his comparision gives effect to a 10% stock dividend in
Smith
Mr.
for the
p.
last
cents
41
a
year
President,
$56,519,501,
of
$56,266,719
William
196,
Steel, Industries,
&
sales
on
other .than
Co.—V.
substantial gain in earnings on
ended July 31, according to
a
■
the trademarks
"The
Coca-Cola
product
any
achieved
has
Smith,
Thomas
J.
.'■■■
with
Judge
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
company
slightly higher sales during the
the company's annual report.
trading
District Court
1241.
p.
''
Avenue,
-
of
The
trade
?
196,
Dura
against
Woodman
Coca-Cola
who
decline for tele¬
raised by utilities.
granted a loan of $85,000
N. J. it was announced
has
The loan
■>
company;, selling as Coca-Cola or Coke
that manufactured by Coca-Cola, refilling
with products other than Coca-Cola, without
the company. Raymond H. Just will
sultant to the company.—V. 196, p.
Of the
it
860,000
than
M.
money
.
Union<
development,
estate
projects,
home
velopers
Y.—
••••..••
'an
from:
electric and gas
new
real
in
Since
known
to
*
.
Division),
corporate
increase in refundings of higher coupon issues
by
phone issues.
attaches
brought action
States
(Central
N.
sented
Corp.—
-
parks and general construction.
•
-
::.y;
"
Caldwell,
a
.
as
1345.
Developers, which is a Federal licensee
Investment Act of
1958,
specializes
involved
by the
other
containers
announced
or
29%
decrease.
Telephone utilities showed a decline
$695,330,000 or 44%, The Ebasco study reveals
companies, but
-
Co.
47-16V2
Co.,
California
restrained
Agreement, to
.•
'
of
down
were
1961,
'
ness
«
j
last
issue
aggregated
financings
$885,118,000
of
Continental
is
electric
liquidated
be
Investment
Business
Small
will
said.—V. 196, p.
Mi. Hutchinson
announced,
group.
Trailer
Alma
Englewood, N. J., company
Prescott-Lancaster Corp. of
the
President, owns
the Alma
two-thirds
;
public has confidence
the trademark owner
..
Coca-Cola
Supply
Calif.
District
manufactured
and
by
the
both
y y
posed Acquisition—
were
with
compared
completed,
is
sale
Developers
Wall
N.
trademarks
which
(former resident of Detroit),
Fountain
product
first
almost $1 billion.
Money
-
trademarks,
Oaks,
Coca-Cola
—v/','
financings
the
in which
Company," in' connection wtih the sale,
2% for the comparable period
which
the
previously
advertised,
widely
valuable
to .protect
,t
most
will
final judgment entered in United
a
Coca-Cola
Common stock financings declined about
$1,078,759,000
year's
or
stock
the
most
and
product
a
of
The. good
guarded
consumer.-
Ma this
of
Long-term debt financing increased $392,422,000
or
also
Grants Loan—
...
,
National
Trust
two
are
business.
protect its
Southern
single issue by
above
is
the minority
held by
remaining stock
the
When
Excluding this
/■•■/'
■
to
of
.
..
Alina Trailer's common stock. The plan to sell
Detroiter required a favorable- vote of at least
of
assets
...
facilities./ '
b
Mr," Hutchinson
production
of
which
the
of
Detroiter,.
•
y
accepted
of
Superior
as
drop in telephone common stock
a
fire
A
75%
redemption on Nov. 2, 1962, all
refunding mortgage bonds, series
plus accrued dividends. Immediate
106.07%
Coke
carefully
Sherman
19%,
decline
be
any
largely due to
world
Frank Gottleib
reported by the Management Consulting Divi¬
sion
and
universally
the
To
public
of
decrease
a
Hutchinson,
and
Guaranty
symbols identifying
1962, compared with $3,560,469,000
1961,
to
company
i J.
Coca-Cola Co.—California Supplier Enjoined—
utility companies totaled $2,868,402,000 for the first
in
the board's plan to sell the remaining assets of the
Detroiter Mobile Homes, it was announced by Melvin
President,
•••-at Alma Trailer's plant in Alma, Mich., in July destroyed
approved
v
Inc.—Acquisition—
5, stockholders, of Alma Trailer Co,
special meeting on Oct.
a
arrangements have been made
Vernon, Ohio, to manufacture
Mt.
of
Bessemer Corp.
instruments.
per
that
announced
also
real
,
period
principle which detects pre-explosive accumula¬
gases.
Co
At
for
first
made
St.j or the Morgan
V. .196, p. 1451. ;
>
19% in Third Quarter
same
.
by.George Rothman, President of the SBIC. The loan will be used
financing is believed to
for
capitalization
and development of construction projects
in
in the industry—V. 196,. t Morris County and other parts of New Jersey. The loan was granted
/ for a period of five ■ years. Prescott-Lancaster Corp. is located at
»•
18 Lancaster Road in Union.
v./ : '■■ v '
financing
outstanding 5lA%
must
the
•
.
vapor
Trench
/Detectogas
—
s
for
of
tion
repre-
;
corporation
its
payment
Public Utility Financing
as
;
signing
specific gravity
the
1
nine months of
638.
p.
Harshaw
Consolidated. Edison Co. of New Yorkj-Inc.-—To Re¬
Q,
investor-owned
that has been
i
Coca-Cola
Financing by the nation's
fastest-
two
of an agreement between the two companies
Scientific will market, as distributor, Deteclogasdetectors exclusively in the laboratory market.
Harshaw Scientific, a division of Harshaw Chemical Co. of Cleve¬
land,
supplies
industrial
and
government
laboratory equipment
throughout the United States and is one of the largest in the
industry. Detectogas Instruments, an affiliate of Texas American
C i
Ucjp..
Midland, Texas, manufactures vapor detectors based on
the
whereby
development in motor carrier financing
pioneered by existing partners of New York
deem Bonds—
v
Down
the
are
Trench, President of Detectogas and Mr. R. Seaman,
Manager for Harshaw Scientific of Cleveland, an¬
G.
Sales
Instruments'
'
'
.
Jack
Mr.
General
to refund'.
financing will be used
744. ■)
p.
■
-V
196,
Fla.—V.
nounced
ifrpm Massachusetts/tb Florida.
Securities Co. in
.
appointed First National
City Bank,
New
for its common, serial preferred and 60 cents
com-ertibl|e preferred stocks.'—V. 196, p. 425.
Circle
Detectogas Instruments, Inc.—Marketing Agreem't
'
recent,
a
was
of
York
of
be the second such
-
and
Budget Finance Plan—Appointment—
proof
•
•"
long association with hospitals,
line is a natural extension into
196,
be accelerated.
Look and Family
will
that
fact
a
vitality/ 1 The
editorial
the future, backed by the larger resources
will offer even greater value and its re¬
in
company,
growth
-Gainesville,
■
manufacturers
restaurants,
hospitals,
its
Hosp-I-Ware
p.
/
•
,
nation's largest
of the
one
of ffood
service equipment for
oilier institutions.
Because of
the
sents
of
Industries is
/
-
The sale of such unsecured long-term notes
that
said
introduction
Circle
Cowles
is
extraordinary
has
for more than 50 years.
In August, Cowles purchased
Gainesville Daily Sun, an evening and Sunday newspaper in
the
•
the
Bloomfield,. in
as
1805.
p.
Seaboard
ern
Sohaefer,
when
purchase of the Volume Library, an encyclopedia
the
.
;
announced.
published
carrier of general commodities on the East¬
common
:
referring to
the
outlook for the current
sales should accelerate quarter by quarter
new
products, especially a Hosp-I-Ware
line of medical care products and a new Silex automatic coffee
maker. Moreover, he explained, as sales
increase and costs asso¬
ciated with tooling and introductory expenses trend lower, earnings
Mr.
year
with
/
obligations," for improvements of terminal
facilities and for/ additional equipment. - Carolina
Freight, of Cherryville, N. C., operates as a motor
,
Cowles
lishing house has two magazines of such large circulations."
The acquisition marks the third for the Cowles firm in the past
three months.
In July, the company entered the book field through
;?
existing
/
out¬
'
"
-
earnings
;;(•''
noted.
ended
Proceeds
:
compared
'• •
greater
472,554 shares
(on
yea'f'ago.
a
for
president
company
three months
the
climbed to ^ approximately
$1,575,000,
in the first quarter of fiscal
1962.
sales
30,
with
in
that
stockholders
told
195,
Securities Co.
comparable figure reported a year ago, Daniel Bloomfield, President,
said at the company's annual meeting.
Mr.
"It
Arranged—On Oct. 8, 1962, the private placement by
Carolina Freight Carriers of a $2,000,000 5% % note,
due 1974, and a $2,700,000 bank credit agreement was
announced by C. G. Beam, President, and D. F. Beam,
Secretary - Treasurer of the company.
Both loans,
which are unsecured, were negotiated by New York
6W%
the
8,
Mr.
growing magazines in America.
Starting next March, Look will be
"guaranteeing advertisers.?.n average circulation per issue of 7,300,000.
Family Circle will be guaranteeing 7,000,000.
No other pub¬
{
Carolina Freight Carriers Corp.—Private Financing
debentures were listed on the Ameri¬
Stock Exchange under the symbol BBI.—V. 196, p. 1450.
Oct.
It
year.
7,000,000 housewives want it and voluntarily buy
they are doing their family marketing.
1
that
month
the
of
Mr.
sold.
Effective
each
that the recent offering
reported
was
last
have built.
Circle
fact
markable
average about 76 pounds. Metal zippers are estimated
breaking strength of 50 to 60 pounds. Another advantage
a
\
of $2,006,000 of this firm's 6Va%
convertible subordinated debentures
due
1977, at par, through Lieberbaum & Co.,
Nathanson & Co.
Inc., and Reuben Rose & Co. Inc., New York City, had been all
Oct.
On
the
in
500,000
is
It
believe^ Family
■;>'/•
'
zipper is that it can be dyed to match the color
•
' '
estimated that some 1-5 billion zippers are used each •/
year
in the United States alone,
with a total sales. volume of. ./
approximately $200,000,000. The Spiralon zipper, to be manufactured ,
at
the Carmer
plant, will be produced initially at the rale of
1.5; million
a
month, with production expected to increase when
Carmer
opens
its new 100,000 square-foot plant next month in
Parsippany-Troy Hills; N.'J.
:'■
.-'C.
Mr. Corbett reported that Spiralon was the third such acquisition
by Carmer this year. Other important announcements will be made
Debentures
—
A. S. E.—
on
it
garment.
for products to extend
hew line of rotary seals
a
'V'?'/.-1
the
polyester
the company's product line.
which are used to prevent
leakage of vapors and liquids circulated at high pressures as an
example of a product which he said has substantial sales potential
among existing customers as
well as providing an entre to new
ones.—V.
196, p. 1344.
//v1:/'/; ■/.„
"• /////':>''
M
He
changed,
"Family
that
the
looking
always
be
not
is
Mr. Corbett
expanding
than
more
grown
to
have
of
Bruening said that the company was alert to the possibilities
its operations into new industrial markets, and was
Mr.
has
year
his associates
types
?/ of the
throughout the area it serves.
spread
of
strength
and
home-makers.
'
back for full operation. He pointed out that the polyester coils are
unaffected
by the heat of an iron and can therefore be treated
exaOviy nice
mtW zippers iur ironing or ary cleaning.
A U. S.
Testing Co. report of the Spiralon zipper showed its breaking cress-.
^
four.
isation
coils
certain
for
with the
contemplated that both will be elected direclors
of Cowles Magazines.
"I am very enthusiastic about Family Circle," Mr. Cowles said.
"I have great admiration for the organization Mr. Leberman and
\
metal:
of
edited
approximately
magazine.
teeth, the Spiralon zipper meshes "two con¬
give it a softness and. flexibility often necessary
of apparel, said Mr. Corbett. In addition/ it ■is
snag-proof so that if clothing gets caught in the zipper, the zipper
can
be bent in half, broken open,: the clothing freed,, then zipped
tinuous
for
,
in
will
;..;■.
,
Instead
magazine
27,000 chain and independent supermarkets
It has a circulation of nearly 7,000,000 per
single copy sale of any magazine in the world.
in
$14,000,000 of advertising in the latest
ending June 30, 1962.
Family Circle will be operated as a separate division of Cowles
Magazines & Broadcasting.
Its management and editorial policy
Spiralon recently placed ori the market a plastic polyester coil
zipper claimed to be flexible, snag-proof and heat resistant, in
addition to having a higher breaking cross-strength than metal
j
monthly
a
largest
circulation
fiscal
has anhounced that it -has
City, in a stock and cash
;:/•/•/•::?■//"■'-'' '
is
stores.
P. K. Leberman, publisher of Family Circle, and C. J.
President, will both continue in their present capacities
»■■>*-
industry,
quarter is never our best one as
considerably
during
the
summer
a
primarily
published
Executive Vice-President, Thomas J. Corbett, said that
acquisition represents another step in a continuing expansion
program
planned by the company, which is a leading converter
of
raw
plastic into extruded rods, > tubes and sheets for use by
„
of
Circle
grocery
issue—the
Carmer's
quarter just ended
the directors of both com¬
to certain approvals by the stockholders and
Treasury ruling, as to the tax consequences
transaction.
and
this
said,
he
importance,"
equal
(
stock in
its
is subject
but
sold
is
Its
"■-//• /
.
of
issuance
Family
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
transaction.
-"is the fact that our first
industry normally slows down
months.
The quarters which
traditionally are our best ones are still ahead of: ,us."f
Mr. Bruening said that the company through a program of ex¬
pansion in all phases of its business is well prepared to obtain its
share of the bearings market which he said is currently estimated
at .an
annual volume of $375,000,000
in replacement,; bearings
alone,?•//-//;/////:
■//
Ke said
a
recent
study showed that of the five states which
comprise the leading market for bearings, the company is active
"Of
It
of
will issue 6,000 preferred shares and 312,500!
payment for Family Circle.
company
shares
the
of
Edmonton,
Pitfield
CAE.
of
This Kenilworth, N. J,, company
acquired Spiralon, Inc., New York
...
the improvement during the first
period last year was significant.
year,
the
over
the largest aircraft main¬
Airlines Ltd. as well.
W.
President of the acquiring company,
publisher and majority stockholder of
Cowles,
Leberman,
the
to
the capabilities of Northwest
Tooley said
Carmer
the basis of first quarter results the company was well on schedule
towards attaining a sales goal of $40,000,000 for the current year.
He said that while it was too early to predict sales and earnings
for
C.
B.
Monday, October 15, 1962
.
acquisition has been approved by
panies,
and fleet
annual meeting that on
shareholders at the
Air.
B.
that
The
j
had sales of $38,889,449
share during the fiscal
in the east, midwest and south
earnings of $1,682,046 or $1.70 a
and
of
one
owns
said
Cowles
The
<•.
K.
P.
.
Circle.
common
and General Manager of Northwest In¬
President of that company. Mr. Winspear
become
Director
a
is
and
also
•■,-
by
Family
Industries and CAE
i complement each other, and the new association will permit both
companies to render a more complete service to their customers
\in the North American aerospace industry.'
/,/.
cents per
an
would
become
Mr.
not yet available, preliminary
share will amount to approx¬
increase of about 38% over the 29
share earned during the first quarter of last year.
The Cleveland-based distributor of bearings to industry
imately
dustries,
will
Limited
Canada
Vice-President
presently
over
reported.
Bruening
data
15%
of about
increase
an
Industries
in
.'
•
announcement
The
Sept. 30 will approximate
net sales of $8,511,000,
first quarter ended
fiscal
the
for
$8,885,000,
has made an offer for the purchase of
Northwest Industries Limited, of Ed¬
Industries,
firms
tenance
year,
of
at
Northwest
the year,
of
quarter
the
shares
by
Northwest
*
company
a price of $6.50 per share, and the offer has been ac¬
the majority shareholders, it was announced by James
Tooley, President of CAE, and F. G. Winspear, President of
cepted
P.
first
Montreal
outstanding
monton,
15%; Net 38%—
Bearings, Inc.—Sales Up
announced by Gardner
Ltd.—Acquisition—
Electronics
Aviation
and
sidiary which was acquired on June 29, 1962. Sales
A. B. for the fiscal year will be
Anconson-Avery
.
—
the
and
-
ment
lighting systems,
implement
and
the
applications. It will serve both the original
replacement markets.—V. 196, p. 536.
equip-
Volume
196
Number 6203
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
conditions
Endevco Corp.—Earnings ForecastEarnings
of
to
amount
-between
President,
1961,
the
for
Endevco
told
and
50
meeting
a
the
60
of
cents
H.
share,
a
share
a
net
on
$366,690.
Sales
the
specialized
increase
The
$5
instrument
1961's
million
$3.7
million
mark,
Mr,
should
manufacturer
of
volume
A.
about
C.
&
A.
Wright, said.
Brush,
tribute
Davis,
as
significantly
to
future
profit
he
gains,
added.
•
Crowell,
'
•
tion
early
in
the
of
direct
of
current
Endevco
(U.K.),,
of
year
manufacturing
Video
operations
at
Co.,
Instruments
supplies
power
Inc.;-
Endevco js a; -leading
measuring
of
Along
with
other
areas
divisions,
in
this'specialized
of
electronic
located
England.—V.
in
196,
field,
instrumentation
Pasadena,
through
Altos,
Los
'
639.
p.
the
'
<
Calif.,
Goodbody
f
Hill
Engelhard Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
•
Haskell,
.
<
•
-
the manufacture
»
;
industrial instruments,
of
quartz, and other industrial devices.
"
j
Magna
specializes
the
in
manufacture
of
The
acquisition
Englehard
by
includes
plant
equipment
will
i
.
Its
supplemented
be
personnel.
by
Englehard
the
Magna
change the
of Englehard
Division
the
of
name
Inc.—V.
Industries,
196,
June
June
consolidated
taxes,
.47
for
net
the
cents' per
Last
cents
and
international
income
:•
$181,303,
'
to
$43,354
points
^
that
out
last
equivalent
to
than
more
Net
The
year's
:
Thruway
Terms
1316
ended
year
prior
Fair
1,260
lanes
1962
A
in
after
1,
center
housing
early November.
units
28
with
the
Four
bowling
for -fhe
centers
has
opened
are
ureat
.net
ex¬
according
~
and
of
.
-
1961,
Net
John
$2,329,000
,
R.
income
dend
or
higher
Kennedy,
for
the
$1.59
In
this
sales
of
$2,100,000
for
the
$59,287,000
Net
a
36
into
income of
to
57
45
cents
cents
a
this
•
year
$817,000 for the
share
in
the
12
and
preferred
$63,106,000
weeks
compared
1961
period.
Sales
'.
:
'
"Present "indications
are
to
■seem
exist-in
business
as
net
board-
mill
a
net
of
$686,000
for
the
12
weeks
continuance
a
or
and
new
a
plant
of
good volume
compared
;
Wiiliu
mm
.
r--:X^0
'"mm":
months
ended
Sept.
30,
1962
were
matic
.
and
household
(electric)
carpets.
fashions,
:'\m MM:
Mills
textile
blankets,
It also styles
including bath
PROCEEDS—Net
reduction
of
and
rugs
proceeds
bank
loans
sheets,
markets
and
to
and
a
shower
bedspreads,
coordinated
the
company
working
1,
1st mortgage bonds, due Jan.
1981
will
woven
line
used
be
of
rugs
bath
for
the
'T;--.
capital.
UNDERWRITERS—The
'
V
$13,800,000
A
"■
several
2,400,000 shs.
underwriters
named
2,270',000
below
shs.
have
into
an
underwriting agreement with the company and
selling stockholders pursuant to which they have agreed
severally
to
purchase from the company and selling stockholders the re-
spective
forth
numbers
below.
the
of
of
shares
Such
to
,
,
stationery
a
office
supplies
employes
equip¬
Authorized
.
.
$350,000
W- "
•
v
V
(non-cum),
r.
.
Outstanding
?
.y
82,320
,
•
.;,
..
>
j
y
:
1,500 shs.
1,250 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
:
550,000 shs.
.
(par 25-cents)
first
opposite
first
,.v:
of
Denver,
'
From
B*.
Stonehill & Co.
Noel & Co.
Seidler & .cq,,.JIi3c
Richard
196,
&
Co.
.The
'
chain.
had
"
'
for
Earnings
after
2.5C0
-;v:
of
second
$854,947,
of
quarter
Butler,
C.
.
all
after
its
1962
President
and
taxes
fiscal
of
year,
the
it
Eastern
j':;.
13-week period
requirements,
to
ended
17
Sijpt.
cents
the
end
on
4,729.969
the
of
the
quarcer.
with
34
1, 1962 were equal,
share
a
stock- outstanding-at
common,
.1961,
equal
after
to
adjusting
'
earnings of $1,659,653 in the same period of
cents a share on the shares then outstanding,
for
•.1962.
of
earnings for
-Sales
for
the
the
For
•:
yearnings
;
of
stock
period of
Sept.
distributed
25,
May
on
$1,763,735,
year
1961 were $154,701,813.
1,
1962,
Grand
Union's
ended
months
a
dividend
quarter were based on sales of $152,114,94$.
the
comparable
six
totaled
period
same
3%
a
<
.
Net
and
income
net
;
"This-compares
Los
7,500
2.500
2,500
:
-
Thomas
the
preferred
shares .of
-
...
the
by
.
37.500
7,500
2,500
Co.—Earnings Down—
during
announced
food
holders
37,500
.
company
depreciation,
/was
-
112.
p.
stock-
Company
Grand Union
-
the
■
Alstyne,
Flomenhaft,
the
From
.
y
Federman,
„Van
'
Inc.,
names;
';V.
■:
of
quarter
their
y
by
sale
forth
"
Angeles- when it took
the 'Nova Electronic Sales
in
inventory*, of
and
v
____y
.mm
electronic
;.■ C /
of
ago.
Electronics,
subsidiary
a
.
.
business
and
yt
T'.*M-'mM
Fortune Electronics moved
through acquisition of 80%
California
McDonald
of
of-
the
for
year
a
;•
...
stock
stock
set
—v.
shareholders
.
.Its
report.
sales
of
reviewed
year
Southern
and
9,
1962, it
with
compared
as
'
ago.
'
■
.
.
$3,481,672
net
in
.
.
the
;
...
Earnings after taxes and all other charges were equal to 35 cents
per share of common stock, based on the average number of shares
Grand
reported that $2,611,000 of this
1, 1970, and $13,secured notes due Feb. 1, 1988,
was
been
sold
privately
through
Eastman
Co., New York City.
Corp. this issue.—V.
C.
Chairman
Gamble,
and, John ' D;
Murchison
Murchison. Brothers
of
Union
"Grand-Way
"
Columbia
•>
Dillon,
p.
currently,
operating 482 stores; r including- - 21
in 11 Eastern states, the District of
Centers,
Puerto
Rico.—V.
196,
115.
p.
American
has
to
title
taken
42,000
acres
of
land
in
•
Polk
4
The
'
,
the
on
.Leonard
New Control
1613.
is
Discount
and
Gulf American Land Corp.—Buys Florida Land—
./Gulf
2591..
195, p.
194,
Bank
West
Rosen,
deed
of
the
in
Bartow,
Kissimmee
River,
President.
recorded
was
the
county
according
;; M,,;',
seat,
with
to
a
of $320,000, an amount of $40,000 previously having been
placed in escrow on this particular property.
The total purchase
price is in excess of $3,000,000.
'/■ y/O
;
The
newly acquired
land
is bounded
on
the North by "slate
highways 60 and 630 and was fomerly known as the Kicco Ranch.
payment
It-has
'
of
J
'
ben
used
.
primarily, for catle grazing and timber.
"
Land
is delighted to have made this purchase
once
called
the Kicco Ranch," Mr. Rosen said.
American
"Gulf
*
the
the
Skogmor arid;
; General
purchased., from
aggregate ^ of
The
Murchison
property
land
is
Corp;
.
fertile
is
and
continue
to
the
first
nine
located
15%
in
most
a
run
;
;
for
well
the
third
earnings
third
of
,
quarter
of
1962
9%" from the *
$59,518,000, or 67 cents
quarter
of
up
.
1961.
Cordiner
Mr.
alone
showed
sales
period last
share, up 3%
same
a
noted
that
sales
billed
of
capital stock of the company as
purchases are subject to
the
terms
and
w
from
for
the
third
the
quarter had been reduced by $7.8 million, resulting from voluntary
adjustments accepted during this period by customers as an
.equitable
disposition
of', any
possible
claims
arising
from
the
sales of products involved in the Philadelphia Antitrust Cases.
This reduction had the effect of decreasing net earnings for the
third quarter by $3.7 million, or 4 cents a share.
the
is
desirable
The
chairman
quarter
great
as
of
also
pointed
each
those -for
full
nine
primary reason for this is that
at a high level in each
of the
year
by
of marked contrasts,
an
Mr.
that
out
alone,
year,
the
with
while
first
a
Cordiner
said
that
results
three
upsurge.
results
increases
He
for
1962
quarters,
low. first
for
that
have
as
the
been
45
'
cents
and
.
%
sector
in
;
.
formulated
make
public
a
' /
*' *4.1:
' ..viVilc:
'
;*' ^
construction
.
Corp.
months
ended
...
;;
over
1961
earnings
for' the
first
nine
months
of
increase
the
over
of
$1,095,000
$59,659,000
1962
for the
or
52
./
totaled
same
$98,-
for
share.
a
third
This
third
1961
testing
The
the
period
is
of
also
firm
1962 were $939,000, equal to
record gain of 136%
over the cor-
quarter
was
a
of
quarter of $399,000 or 19 cents a share.
engaged
in the manufacturing,
installation
the entire
constructs
Titan
dams,
II
missile program.
houses, pumping
power
stations,
highways, and industrial plants throughout the world.
It is a large
fabricator and installer of air conditioning equipment.—V.
196,
p.
218.
,
Harn
;
Net
%■/ '
Corp.—Net
profit
and
sales
Higher—
of the
company
are
continuing to climb at
Rudolph Cohen, president, said in the first-half
shareholders.
.He
pointed out that results for this year's first half are not
exactly comparable to those of a year ago due to a change in the
dates of the company's fiscal year, but do provide an indication of
a
record
the
pace,
to
report
sharp
Sales
:
aerospace,
American
nine
and
Hardeman
Paul
current
.
are
;
65%
a
responding
■
'
a
was
\'r)
to
year,
Earnings
followed
1961
half
the
not
are
explained
four
major
segments
of
General
goods, industrial equipment and com¬
all
business—consumer
comparing
1962
relatively
exceptionally strong last half
Electric's
the
months;
glad
increase
revenues
156,000,
last
price
third
three
132%
a
\
-
plans
as
share.
a
Gross
r
and
year,
Stanton, Calif.,
of Universal
both
This
'.
for
$1,164,317,000,
196,
'VL' f
subsidiary
cents
1962
-
Results
■i of
it."—V.
on
>/*••.
soon
will be
p. 1346.
we
and manufacturing
has reported that earnings
Sept. 30, 1962, exceeded
Tall similar periods in the company's history.
;
Net earnings climbed to a ' record high of $2,550,000,
equal to
$1.21 per share for the nine month period ended Sept. 30,
1962.
Chairman
billed
property*
As
,
,
ahead of results for the first three quarters
of the
Board Ralph J.
Cordjner announced.
the nine months were $3,483,153,000, up 11%
from the
$3,138,046,000 billed during the same period last year.
Earnings for the first three quarters of 1962 were $179,495,000,
or
$2 01 a share; up 19% from the $150,994,000, or $1.70 a share
for the first nine months of 1961.
I ;
;
:
,*
;
-v ■.; 1
1961,
Sales
This
■a.
for
of
Florida.
"(Paul) Hardeman, Inc.—Earnings at Record High—
company
months
of
particular
5> *»•..'/*■
Oct.
5
stockholders an
Co.—-Sales, Net Higher—.
portion
annouueeemnt
'
-
this
on
Each
center
in
Gamble-
at-more
than • $14,000,000
represent
company's .stock.—V.. 196, p. 1346.
Allegheny
General Electric
of
,
Inc.,
other
and
of- Alleghany
that
-
.Company- sales -and* earnings for
-
.
Advertising Go.,
Brothers
shares
shares.
announced
Texas,
shares,., valued
of'the
x
Outdoor
J,$00,000
purchased ' 750,000
'
and President of Gamble-Skogmo,
C..i W. « Murchison ' Jr-4 partners of
and
Dallas,
'
-
43,436' "
—
entered
set
.repored
,
Outstanding
"J.
$13,800,000
4 Minority interest in subsidiary.
Capital stock (no par)
•
the.
Bertin
<
\
Authorized
5%,%
'V
Payable—Bank
$100)
"The
com¬
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
■i
to
successor
;
;
The: corporation has ' called for redemption on Nov.
1,
1962,
operation of -the Sinking fund, $100,000 of "its'6 J/4% first
mortgage bonds due May 1, 1972 at 100%. Payment will be made
at any branch in
Canada, (far North" excepted) of the* Canadian
> •
curtains.
for
finance the
indebtedness
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below,* have'severally
subject to the terms and conditions contained in the un¬
derwriting agreement,
to
purchase from
the
company
and
the
-selling, stockholders the respective number of shares of common
Gamble-Skogmo,Inc.—Buys Alleghany Stk. Interest
Spray, N. C., designs and manuproducts consisting of regular and auto¬
towels,
to
bank
capital. A
*
of
•
m■
end
See Studebaker
-
York
factures
.
MaM
the
that
those
year.
Fieldcrest Mills, Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—The
initial public sale of the capital stock of Fieldcrest
Mills, Inc., was made Oct. 9, with the offering of
300,000 shares at $14 per share by Blyth & Co., Ind.,
BUSINESS—Fieldcrest
Bros.,
used
reduce
working
agreed,
within
included
annual
Imperial Bank of Commerce.—V.
with
,
v
stores,- to
to
1886,. sells- stationery,
Jerome
*
,
,
.
$3,309,000
City, and associates./
Of the total, 200,000 shares were sold for the
pany and 100,000 for certain stockholders.
;:i.T
>-
through
$3,019,300 for the same period of 1961. Per share
earnings were $2.65 a share versus $2.42 a share for the -nine
months period of 1961f both figures based on the
1,250,000. sha.res
outstanding at Sept.' 30, ,1962.—V. 188, p. 1612.
New
'
President
.
(W.J.) Gage Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
•
Fidelity Union Trust Co.—Nine Months' Earnings—
Malcolm Davis, President, has announced that net
operating
nine
..
,
Franklin Manufacturing Co.—Proposed
C,
for the
also. reported
25%- above
were
capital stock
had
.
both
.
.
earnings
to
the company will be
to
added
be
Rising' Electro, Inc., -,r
r'cT:, ;>
■
>■"
°
'
.'.outstanding: during the 26-week, period ended Sept. 1, 1962., This
;
The company's executive offices and principal warehouse are at
compares with earnings of 72 cents per common share -during the
2280 Palou Ave., San Francisco.
.
<
;comparable period of 1961.
~
'
'
"v ''V'"'... '■ v";
".;:y'■/
Sales
for
the
first
half
of
1962
were
$304,174,806, compared
Franklin Buildin.gs, lnc.—Notes Sold Privately—On rhwith sales of $312,890,607 a. year ago.
dur¬
at
Thomaston, Georgia,
under construction, are expected to be in
operation early next
.—V. 196, p. 318..
-TV
:
,
.
■
.
;
.
to
Preferred
(par
in
carton
'■
.
..;
were,
.
first
company'.s,
Union Securities &
were
now
C.
months
$5 per share. A maximum;of
branch
new
v:-.;y
Common
ended Mav 31 rose 18%-'.to $2,399,658 and
to $91,297, Robert W, Simcock, Jr., President,
250,000 of its 4%%
1
being completed at Versailles, in the town of
Sprague, Conn., is expected to start up in late October. He also
.said that the new and larger folding carton plant at HendersonN.
back
County
for
nine
*
Note.Payable-r—Officer
in
.
firm's 4V2% secured notes due Feb.
.
ville,
8%
establishment
Oct.
Net
against
general, the paperboard industry conlinues-to enjoy a good demand."
'
•
K: ; ,1 •
Mr
Kennedy reported .that the company's new Inverform paper-
'
mm
price
include; the Beau^ Rivage,-iChateau and
Miami, .Fla., which : are-actively operated
in
$19,834,000:
versus
first
.
divi>
ing the balance of this year," Mr. Kennedy said. "It is an en¬
couraging sign, that despite the hesitancy and uncertainty which
»®S§
,
and. earnings
year
the
Colorado
.Division
ended Sept. 8 amounted
with
1962
,
tax
were
the
Simcock
year
over
'
ago.
common
share
a
$20,760,000
after
in
the
.'the
the .12-
corresponding, period
last
year
equal, to $1.37 a:- common; share;
was
weeks
year
share
'
-
Electronics, San. Krancisco-based distributor
to industry throughout -the West..
Since
and
.
two
.5%
the 23rd major property holding of
the firm s initial investment in upstate
.
for
the
Common
at
Notes
Electronics, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Rise—
income, rose
Mr.
English
its first three bowling
earnings
38%;
Sept.
reserved
were
,
company's
the
'
income
and
of
country.
.4%
acquisition
stock to the public was made last March.
Earnings per share based on the average number of shares out5 standing during, the yeaqr*\were 44.2 cents, against-43.5 cents- on
; fewer, shares
in fiscal. 1961;
Based on the shares outstanding at
year-eni;
earnings were equal to 37.9 cents a share last year
arid 43.5 cents the preceding year.
Ty'.A'-/"''A::;;'■
.
Sept. 8 than in the comparable periods
President, reported.
* '
•
weeks • ended
Sept.
8
amounted
to
Common
a
requirements.
36
sales
results
—
£%
common
Federal Paper Board Co., Inc.—Sales, Earnings Up
company had both
36-week periods ended
of
assets
rose
last
on
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
■
York.
total
a
First Republic
to
.
holdings
Motels
sales
for
stated
open
construction
total
corporation
$221,755,000
GFC's
stock
shares
of
stock
motel,
Sales
of
The
.;;:■ .■>-.
components
.
year,
Britain.'
involved
transaction
>
Resort
Fortune
4
to
of
ment
and
also sells at its main store,
77 Nassau St., New York
City, ^a wide variety of merchandise generally carried by depart¬
ment stores.'
Goldsmith believes it is the largest retail stationer in
St.,
.
;
Increased
the
previous
the
under
now
in
scheduled
of
the
year,
centers
is
end
lanes.
1,044
fiscal
more
lanes
the
34th
:
it has
interchange ip Syracuse, New
$5,000,000,
Fortune
19S2
40
At
the
BUSINESS—Goldsmith
York.
■("
$1,-
depreciation
earnings,
financial
high
new
in
Bros.-
balance
C.
.
of
the
Association,
common
dating
First Re>are • apartment
buildings,
office centers, industrial and commercial properties in such major
cities as New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Kansas City and oilier
key points m the United States.—V. 19b, p. 951.
,
a
significant increase over
.share.'
„•
4.
included" 34 units with
Washington, Virginia and North
30,
Maryland,
affiliate, Fairlanes Bowling, Ltd.,
set
<;
for
in
gains
and" the
AniericaBuys" Syracuse
First Republic's Hotel Division. Also
public s
uiiiuon
property portfolio
little
•'
,
Profits
West
18
^
by
$1.91 per
close-of
centers.
-
increase
to
strongly
Loan
.
Repuoiic..It represents,
-Sahara
share,
per
June
had
sites
.<
an
a
opening
The Randolph House becomes
taxes
a
California
levels
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
;
non¬
income
to. only
•
v
year.
generated
or
35th
company
the
are
previous
at
in
Since
for
■
$7,016,945,
the
were
$2.46
or
taxes.
were
of
$732,643
located
Baltimore
the
30,
after
year
those
operations
Lanes'
Carolina.
•in
June
year's
equivalent
share
the
over
$941,514
of
pense
provision
were
of
for sale to employees,
suppliers and other designees of the company.
*
:
Of the 100,000 shares, 50,000 were offered
by certain
stockholders and the balance by the company,
v.
taken-title- to the 297r
Motor .Hotel,- located at> a key-New York •:
First
President
included
Bros,
:
_
at
offices
1208.
and
announced-that
House
the
of
of
Wishner.
J;
to
- -•
.
;
.
executive
has
p.-
has
State
excess
income
p.;'
v.
■
*
sales
;;
company
Randolph
bowling lanes and equipment
after
per
for
16%
or
figures
year
this
T.
close
'.v..-..o;v.
.22,000
of "greeting
and earnings
\
:
^
chain
for
'
Cards
195,
room
the equivalent
or
Friedberg,
the
at
Offered—On Oct. 11;
1962, Federman, Stonehill & Co., New York City,' of¬
publicly 100,000 common shares of Goldsmith
7,500
the
a
equivalent
MMy:T>'
M.
share
per
sales
cent
a
receipts
001,200
.the
cents
41
comparable
is
$306,317,
was
Sidney
recurring profits on the sale of certain
while
This
for
Inc.—
after
1961-.
30,
Avenue
Motel—
to
reported
provision
1962.
1
*
However,
has
Southern
Goldsmith
ending June 30, 19G2, were a record $l,-r
the previous high of $1,055,689 a year agot
ending June 30, 1962 amounted to $44,508;.
to
year
share
York.—V.
Oihfer
chain,
after
30,
after taxes
share.
per
bowling
June
■<- -
net income
Chairman,
of
ended
year
share.
year,
80
of
the
&
218.
p.
2,500
year
the
New
Lanes,
30,: 1962.
First Republic"Corpr of
Fair Lanes, Inc.—Annual ReportFair
Co.-.-;—
'Co.,
outstanding
nine-month
2,500
»
&
.
shares
GFC's
"
745.
p.
for
per
Fifth
and
acquisition
new
ending
the
for
income
New
technical, research, and sales capabilities ;
Englehard's personnel and facilities,
plans -to
Walston
2,500 ;
;
10,500
Securities
United
4,000
Corp.
>
year
compared
of
'
..
present
'*
said'-
he
Young said.
Savings
10,500
Co.'
& Co.
Sutro
8,500
.10,500
equip¬
Moreover,
levels
principal
subsidiary,
Gibraltar
in both total savings and loans out¬
standing.. As of Sept. 30, savings totaled $168,797,000 at the Asso¬
ciation, an increase of 30% from a year earlier, and
outstanding
loans amounted to
$191,689,000, up 37% from a year ago.—V
196
T
»'
of
with
continued
were
the year ending June 30, 1961, and
provision for Federal income taxes- was
$0,256 per share as of June 30, 1962;. as oompared to $0.25 per *
share based on the same average number of shares outstanding as
inventories at Haskell, N: J. and at Magna's 11 warehouses through-T
out
the country. The business will be continued at Haskell with
its
Securities
wiReflecting
7,500
-V-'-.;
v
Mr.
30,
4,000
—
&
Staats
defense
sales.
record
-.
.
number
year-ago
2,500
—-I
R.
& Webster
Stone
10,500
Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
f'-'-William
7,500
at
are
period.
pace
diversified
from
4,000
'Co4__ii.i
&
the
.on
Keeping
the
10,500
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Smith, Barney & Cd.,:. •«»
.
10,500
10,500
Co.
1
^
&
fiscal
earnings
atomized
all
the
Net sales
»
as
,4
.
Schwabacher
'. 8,500 '
145,695 as ^compared
fused
,
based
nine-month
1,500
Renshaw
&
Rodman
;
Avenue Cards, • the
country's largest
department' stores," has reported record
Net
aluminum,
copper and brass powders used in metallurgical applications. These
incluae
rocket
propellents,
petroleum
applications
and
powder
metallurgy. The company is extensively engaged in the conversion
of metal powders
to pastes and flakes for
paints and pigments
used in uhe decorative, plastic and house furnishings fields.
.
2,500
Webber, Jackson
' _i—
Fifth
card
Engelhard, the world's largest refiner and fabricator of the
precious metals—platinum, silver and gold—also carries on an ex¬
tensive business in
,
Curtis
&
639.
p.
and
aerospace
nine-months
sales
*
4,000
;v-•
.
195,
and
increased
Earnings of Gibraltar Financial Corp. for the nine months ended
Sept. 20,
1962,
increased 27%
to
a
record
$2,423,175, equal to
$2.24 a share on the
1,083,650 shares outstanding at the end of
the
periods it
was
announced
by
Herbert
J.
Young,
President
Comparable year-earlier earnings were $1,914,923, or $1.77 a share-
2,500
Inc.__
•«.
goods,
the
Gibraltar Financial Corp. of California—Net
Up 27%
7,500
2,500
Fifth Avenue Cards, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
1
;
Industries;; has announced that it had concluded an \
purchase with Magna Manufacturing Co., Inc. "of
J.
':M -
N.
Co.,
.
capital
in
fered
of
agreement
—V.
10,500
,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
1,500
1046.
p.
Paine,
*-.«=
•
MrMi,'
•
Co..
Richards
for
J v Englehard
Inc.*
Mitchum,' Jones &
Templeton Inc.
10,500
Co..;
&
r-Y.- 196,
a
.
Co.
&
Co!
&
H. Kentz
total of six
Rico and
,
Co.,
Breckenridge & Co.:
1,500
•/ ••
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
Hemphill; Noyes & Co.
performance
a
'
2,500
Co.J—'
Corp. :4j_;
:
Glore, Forgan'&
Goldman, Sachs &
Puerto
.
&
McCourtney-
4,000
Co.__,
&
&
.
from satellites to auto'engines. , :
the company operates in several
ranging
Weedon
Equitable, Securities
now
test and evaluate
to
used
systems
McCarley
;
'
Skaggs
Elworthy- &
^manufacturer of highly precise piezoelectric
instruments,
equipment
Video,
&
neavy
company's. international
5
10,500
Brothers
'
Co.
&
Co.
Securities
»
producer
and amplifiers, and the startup
company's British subsidiary,
the
for
Weeks____
Hutton
F.
the
'». Shares
&
Lehman
7,500
Eastman Dillon, Union
operated as a division
of Endevco, are about $1 million a year, with a steadily improving ?:
profit. Establishing facilities in England to manufacture Endevco's '
product lines gives the
company
an
important support for its
existing marketing operations there covering the European Common
Market and British Commonwealth, Mr. Wright explained.
-'■•
Sales
Ltd.
ment—shared
.
Lester, Ryons & Co.
Irving Lundborg & Co.__
1,500
&
ponents,
are
-
expansion program were the acquisi¬
1962
„E.
8,500
Inc.
;
the
.
.
Hornblower
.2,500
Inc.
Co.
Sons_.
&
Slocumb
Courts
•
Highlighting Endevco's
&
Brown
its long-term goal a 35% annual increase
in both profit and sales volume, the Endevco chief executive noted.
Major expansion moves
completed earlier this year, while tem¬
porarily retarding the expected growth in earnings, should con¬
has
company
of
shares
the
8,500
Co.
Becker
G.
Alex.
nature
2,500
Co.
&
The
any.of
•
64,000
'8,500
Bateman, Eichler & Co__
totaling
35%,
Co., Inc._____
Allyn & Co._J—_^
Barth
J.
an
snow
&
Bache
headquartered
Calif.,
of the Pasadena,
year
electronic
over
the
near
current
Blyth
J-"';;V.
•;
for
that .if
.
Shares
In
income of
analysts.
security
Francisco
San
53
earned
company
cents
agreement.
underwriting
the
of
underwriting commitments is such
purchased, all must be purchased:
Dec. 31 should
Dudley Wright,
this
ending
year
(1553)
for
uptrend in Harn's business.
the six' months ended July
fiscal
year,
totalled
$4,868,635,
Net
profit
was
31. the first half of the
increase of 42Vz% over
ended May 31, 1961, the
an
$3,412,992 figure for the six months
first half of the preceding fiscal year.
the
$191,522 or 28 cents a
share for this year s first
6
half
increase
an
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1554)
33%
of
on
ago,
to
fiscal
a
be
not
manufactures
Ham
a
of
over
exceeded
:'<■
operations
A
square
facility,
has
This
sales
HI.,
Chicago,
and
aging
218.
were
statement to
months
Mr.
in
Spanish
a
the
U.
printing
well
as
inks
the
by
as
More
than
of
price
Sept.
of
The
purchase
delivered
ments
results
of
Silver
use
of
operations
1962.—V.
31,
Aug.
1962
9,
will
196,
951.
p.
Chairman
has
called
redemption
for
Nov.
for
Co., Chicago, or the Chemical
St., N. Y.—V. 196, p.;;.;1347,
Bank
York
New
At
to
V
$.73
or
41
or
cents
snare,
per
third
the
common
stocks of the cor¬
for 88.7% of total net assets.
In¬
industry continued to be the largest
quarter
accounted
Public Utility
the
common stock investments amounting
Other large common stock investments
stock
Common
months
fourth
and
period,
months
sales
>
Sept.
Net
10,000
Kline
Smith
shares
Beckman
shares
Instruments,
Laboratories;
French
&
30,000
Corp.;
shares
of
Inc.;
shares
Refining
20,000 shares Champlin Oil &
Maryland
Cup Corp.;
20,300 shares
Paper
the sales during the quarter were the following: 10,000
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.; 35,000 shares Calgary &
Corp., Ltd.
(Tne); 8,500 shares Clark Equipment Co.;
Among
shares
5,
Edmonton
10,000
Pine
Heath
C.
D.
shares
10,000
Co.;
&
Carter Paint Co.
11,000 shares Owens-
Mary
14,000 shares Nuclear-Chicago Corp. and
"A";
Corning Fiberglas Corp.—V. 196, p. 1146.
^ -
sales".
Net
income
Provision
Net
income
Net
income
V.
to Thomas E. Moffitt, Board Chairman,
Bryant,, President.—V. 196, p. 116.
196,
quarter," according
Leonard
F.
before
for
taxes
income
,,
463,697
share—.
per,
±.u.
•
•.
$0:26
national
This
restaurant,
hotel
motor
organi¬
food-catering
and
earnings of $1.14 per share
29,
1962, a 33%
gain over
the- 86 cents-per-share in the previous fiscal year.
In an annual report mailed to stockholders, Hot Shoppes Presi¬
zation,
during
dent
the
of
of
all-time
an
of
sales
Total
for
million—22 %
$71.5
total profits
1962
the
year
previous year's
the
above
Shares
—V.
of
$800,000 over the $3.1 million for 1961.
v V
"Fiscal
1962
marks Hot Shoppes' 35th year of providing food
and service for the family," Mr. Marriott said.—V. 194, p. 218.
also
taxes
to
increased
million,
$3.9
gain
a
(after
194,
at
end
'
Industries,
Offer
Tender
Makes
Inc.
For Own Stock—
Houdaille
Edward
the
P.
Frankel,
purchase
our
the
in
"was
President
Triangle
the
greater
Triangle
line.
all
invite
to
of
price
a
shares
on
The
Trust
land
Gerald
C.
the
a
;
[
mailed
1962.
of
on
about
or
will
Tenders
York
New
Saltarelli,
at
directors
and
its
Chief
this
stockholders
1962
will
and
Marine
by
Mid¬
cash,
as
"2.
the
"3.. The
the
March
line
of
new
the
high
ment
of
Mr.
the
to
of
consideration
of
the
is
the
public
would
tend
common
stock
well
is
below
offer
financial
Peo
F.
without
made
informed
has
common
shares
common
be
can
that
impair¬
position."
Ralph
60,000
foundation
shares.
members
and
approximately
own
the
Mr.
board
Peo
his
of
owns
family
additional
18,200
shares.
Mr.
and
who
Peo,
retired
Board
other
offer,"
held
As
in
1962
reached
Chief
and
retirement
normal
Executive
that
cash
director
or
will
tender
shares
any
under
the
stated.
payment
reserves,
for
tendered
and shares
treasury shares.
Sept. 30,
1962
there
of
shares.
would
officer
outstanding
If
be
318,000
200,000
and
shares
approximately
shares
will
be
made
accepted under the
1S6,
1,492,533
held,
tendered
1,292,500
treasury shares.—V.
Hudson Vitamin
from
offer
will
117,685
the
under
shares
shares
common
plus
in
offer,
public
of
treasury
there
hands
and
429.
p.
executive
transferred
and
The
report
of
Hudson
ended
net
Aug.
sales
Vitamin
31,
engineering
facilities
The
Kaiser Steel
year
"*""33
of
the
West
per
share
in
the
net
subsidiaries
and
earnings
after
taxes
for
of
1961
quarter
on
the
same
number
shares.
Regarding
.economy
recent
:
v
present
■"v
completed,"
being
now
are
Mr.
added,
Barbato
"for
and
the integration
marketing func¬
Philadelphia office.
and
remain
will
at
be
the
on
Jose-Cupertino,
Lutheran Church of Our Savior (San
Calif.)—Bond Offered—Francoeur & Co., Chicago, is
present
carried
as
this corporation's first
serial bonds, series A, dated Oct. 1, 1962,
and due semi-annually, April 1, 1966 to Oct. 1, 1977.
The bonds are priced at par and accrued interest.
They are being issued in both coupon and registered
offering publicly, $160,000 of
Corp.—Pricing Policy Changed—
of
the
entry
int£
fast-growing
steel-producing
is
designed
Westerjp States."
retail. jparketing
form's
company,
tp
pipe.
These reductions bring most Fontana,
prices within $2 per ton of the lowest mill
anywhere in the United States.
.
^
Historically,
higher
than
Mr.
in
pricing
steel
and
that
the
will
the
also
West
is
•
has
of
Coast.
be
is
Kaiser Steel
of
steel
Steel,
that
"will
industries
in
Kendall
to
All
of
steel
industry must
rest
of
its
margins.
of
the
margins
these
this
competitive
future
the
the
cognizant
profit
of
change
in
the
fact
are
of
the
West
New
that
steel
to
in
the
continue
increase
order
to
with
of
steel
serve
the
in
'
the
a
posted
increases
in
totaled
or
10,784,336
on
Y.—V.
in
1962
net
$1.39
common
declared
and
193, p.
operating
$14,773,829
for the 2»/2%
dividend's
first nine
1962, all
at 100%
Chemical Bank
106.
sales
$5,268,482
share
for
net
.
first
the
share
on
for
in
first
the
1961.
The
nine
months
provision
were
for taxes
$13,300,289 this year and $14,971,513
were
Marine
total
Midland,
in
cents
third
paid this
in 1962
assets
operating Income
47
or
the
$4,544,300
year.
and
a
excess
a
share
for
the third quarter
against
$5,333,175
or
of 1962
48 cents
of 1961, as adjusted for the stock
Tax provision for the third quarter was
$5,218,850 in 1961.
" '
" •
quarter
New
of
York State
$2.8
billion.
bank holding
Eleven
Marine
company, has
Midland banks
*■
sferve T09
and
^earnings for the. third, 12,-week period of 1962, President (Richard
a
at Sept. 30,
communities through
185 banking offices.—V. 196,
Martin-Marietta Corp.—Appointment—
both
t.
for
income
$1.32
1962. This com¬
a share for the first nine months
shares outstanding at Sept. 30,
stock dividend paid Jan. 22, 1962.
$8,068,739
months
or
year.
dividend
Henry J.
has
consolidated
1962
adjusted
Consolidated
was
new
company
the
last
tech¬
Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
Boston
as
$8,412,100
product
Kaiser joined Edgar Kaiser in fore¬
pricing policy, a long-time goal of Kaiser
as
a
great new stimulus for steel-consuming
West."—-V. <196, "p. '430,
u *v
■
of
$15,324,944
Common
consumers."
the
1961
1961,
other
serve
with
pares
industry
its
its
months
-
Corp.—Earnings Down—
11,227,770 common shares outstanding
recog¬
the
Co., 20 Pine St., N.
Midland
Midland
Marine
nine
in
:
Corp.—To Redeem Debs.
interest. Payment will be made at the
York Trust
Marine
solution
that
On
and
essential
a
Steel
country.
order
facilities
find
Kaiser
6%.
called for redemption on Oct. 15,
subordinated debentures'due 1972
corporation has
outstanding 6%
its
plus accrued
domestically,
steel imports
combatting foreign
adjustment is not inconsistent
the
improve
result
more
low-profit
with
is
adequate
progress,
Founder-Chairman
casting
of
imperative
competitive
have
nological
The
in
price
that
problem
it
The
of
prices have been substantially
prices. Speaking for the com¬
country.
assist
This
Steel's position
prices
the
materially
serious
that
base
charged
\
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
principal
only make the West
to
nizes
base
Eastern
"The
mill
prices
•
purpose
of this change
substantially eliminate the differential in
heretofox*e always existed between the West
Kaiser
its
mill
and
base
is trustee for the issue.
to
rest
pricing will not
but
Coast
stated:
policy
prices
Coast
West
Midwest
Kaiser
California
to
used,to.help finance the construe-/
tion and furnishing of a new church, and for additional administrative .and fellowship facilities. ;
v
The National Manufacturers Bank of Neenah, Wis.,
V
prices of products subject to'the Change will be reduced
weighted average of $12 per ton, f. o. b.- Fontana, California.
Examples of price adjustments on major products and categories
include
a
reduction
of
$14
per
ton
on
plates
and
structural
shapes, $12.50 per ton on hot-rolled sheets, $11 per ton on tin
plate (100# basis weight), ana $20 per ton on continuous weld
5%
interest at from
bear
and
Proceeds will be
the
spur,
a
This
company's
will
business
only fully integrated
long-range policy decision
"This
needs
Products,
shows
of
net
cents
Nutley.
implement
sales
Coast's
stated:
hand,
$1,682,000. In the corresponding quarter
earnings were $277,616 and sales were.$1„704,000. .
The earnings for the latest
quarter were equal to 32 cents per
share on 843,750 shares
of common
stock
outstanding compared
last
and
Johnson-March
the
in
location
diversification.
quarter
$271,632 on
To
offices
to
company's
the
-
almost double, the backlog of
V"'V
confining its work for the Government.
How¬
"by licensing our patents and making Lundy's
scientific know-how available to other industries,
we
can
increase Lundy's earnings."
Among the industries—both here and abroad—which Mr. Barbato
stated can use Lundy patents, are automotive; scientific measuring;
air conditioning;
heating and ventilating; materials handling and
chemical
processing.—V. 196, p. 1348.
Triangle Division of Johnson-March Corp.
must
Products, Inc.- -Sales Up; Earnings
Down—
™
equipment."
process
line,
-
in
engineering
separate
as
or
that
stockholders
told
about $6 million,
\
present policy of
ever," he stated,
for
conveyors
The
to
were
pubiicl.v
were
equipment
-
r.v-1
available for the first
as, yet
virtually
"Plans
company
has
announced
a
major adjustment in
pricing
policy, substantially reducing the price of steel on the West Coast.
In making the
announcement, Edgar F. Kaiser, Board Chairman
age
Officer, is Houdaille's
as
Houdaille
,,
of
be
Production
pany,
Saltarelli
Mr.
added
Houdaille's
be
earlier
President
Chairman.
"No
He
as
infra-red
cable
The
and
this
to
;-v
'
roughly equal to book value:
surplus position is such
cash
that
manufactured
is
of overhead
not
are
the Lundy patents—previously utilized only fcr military
products—for which there are widespread industrial and. commer¬
cial applications."
Mr. Barbato emphasized that Lundy would not devi:. t.e from its
manufactures equip¬
elements
t
licensing
materials handling fields.
curing and drying ovens with
line
of
:
■
-
mortgage
\
of the
price
tender
67^400
charitable
a
hands
and
under
noted
intends
approximately
and
market
present
company's
Saltarelli
he
the
of
,
earnings;
of $23.75
shares
of
in
share
Houdaille's
purchase
of
will
Triangle
available;
per
current
1962
"4.
that
is
shares
Fewer
enhance
the
Mr.
systems.
board
well
of
"The
scope
and
heating
A
J.
said
the
of
custom designs and
tube
announced
N.
both Johnson-March
products."
engineered
industry.
part
a
conveying
broadening
products
product finishing
has
Nutley,
preliminary market analysis," said Mr. Frankel, "indicates
the Triangle products would strengthen the present Johnson-
to
favors a policy of expansion and growth through selec¬
acquisition of other businesses, and any such future business
acquisitions may be possible on morei favorable terms if stock, as
,j,
as
and
infra-red heating,
quartz
y
Triangle,"
earnings
and
stockholders.
Electronics & Systems, which has its plant and executive
Glen Head, L. I.," is an electronics company that now
all its business with the U. • S. Government, par¬
ticularly the Air Force.
Its principal business is the development,
manufacture and sale of electronic, electo-mechanieal and hydraulic
systems for aircraft, missiles arid space vehicles.
■
Mr. Barbato told stockholders that for many
years Lundy de¬
termined to establish a reputation for itself as the Tiffany of the
defense field.
In meeting this objective, he pointed out, Lundy was
instrumental in developing many patented devices.
"Our
of
tive
•
and
available
material
Officer
careful
after
is
the
line of
bulb
advantageous
as
both
product finishing
tions
Executive
step
1
factors:
16,
received
depositary.
and
"took
the
"1. Although there are no imminent acquisitions being negotiated,
the
for
A complete
that
Oct.
be
as
President
that
corporation
number
stock
common
•'
basis.
be
31,
said
voted
share up to a total of 200,000 shares.
If
shares are tendered, the company will purchase
Company of
Houdaille,
had
directors
Houdaille
tender
to
its
that
per
will
Oct.
on
announced
rata
pro
a
offer
expire
has
stockholders
$18.75
than 200,000
more
ment
The
Co.,
purchase
diversification
custom
are
to
•;
ago..
offices
does
■
>
sales
•
of
Lundy
194,054
400,313
'
'
Johnson-March
of
Equipment
decision
equipment
process
and
of
factors
Frankel,
both
Industries
;
,
year
_
v $0.48
.
398,813 '•
•
Johnson-March Corp.—Acquisition—
Triangle Equipment Co.,
Houdaille
period______
of
$0.37
:
^
956.
p.
$1,917,514
; 146,449
_i__-
a
also
of orders is
backlog
1961
$1,969,964
taxes
share—
per
Barbato
Mr.
>
-■
1962
±L
outstanding
major
before
Profits
income
Earnings
31—
Aug.
__;
figures
complete
Although
after
million.
$58.9
Net
12 States and
also reached
103 units in
his company's
Columbia.
peak
record
announced
million for
$2.2
District
the
Marriott
Willard
J.
taxes
reported all-time high
fiscal year ended July
has
sales
1963,
meeting
annual
quarter ended Sept.'30," 1962, Mr. Barbato said that there was
every' indication
that sales and earnings surpassed those ' of the
comparable last year. A; *
/'V;.:;
.•
'
<
(Richard I>.) Irwin, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Period Ended
Net
the
at
"
•
Sales 22%—
Shoppcs, Inc.—Earnings Up 33%;
Hot
ended June- 30*
year
stated
President,
263,984
$0.44 ?■<'
951.
fiscal
For. the
Lundy Electronics should again set record highs, Robert C. Barbatd;:
203,453
524,975
__u_______ \,
_______
p.
'
■;
Lundy Electronics & Systems, Inc.—Earns. Forecast
$18,183,172 $14,782,939
988,672
467,437
:
taxes
>
10,000
Allied
Co.; 6,300
Midwest Oil Corp.;
shares Parker-Hannafin Corp.; 9,070 shares Public Service
Colorado and 15,000 shares UARCO Inc.
•
/
Inc.;
Industries,
Ipco Hospital Supply Corp.—Annual Report—
Year Ended June 30—jV;- ■'
1962
1961
of
were
&
for the corporation's portfolio during the
30, 1962 included: 20,000 shares Litton
acquired
ended
18.9'/o
Oil
Miscel¬
to
of
assets.
Gas
e-
$131,542,000 were 10.2%
higher than
sales of $119,390,000 for the corresponding period
last year. Net income of $11,220,000, equal to $1.36 per share, is
14.1% higher than for the nine months period of- 1961 with earn-'
ings of $9,831,000 or $1.20 per share.
Sales and earnings for each of the first three quarters of 1962
were reported to have exceeded those for the corresponding periods
'in 1961. "Indications are that this trend will continue through-the
nine
the
For
acqui¬
period
share.
per
-
000
'
'V
16.2%, Office Equipment 8.6%, Manufacturing
laneous 6.2%, Drug 6.1% and Chemical 5.9%.
Inter¬
20
of
portfolio
in
category
total
of
&
15,000
Co.,
Lehman,
of
$8,401,372,
end
the
single
,
Trust
Quarter—,
$276,080,489,
by $10,926,281, sales amounting to $31,007,837 and
$20,081,556. Capital gains
realized during this
vestments
1962, all of
its outstanding 5%%
first mortgage bonds, due Aug. 1, 1987 at
105.35%. Immediate payment will be made at the Northern Trust
on
of
to
amounted
Iowa Southern Utilities Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
company
$1.02
£v
Up for
:.y.
acquired
sitions
Co.
The
value
asset
1961.
94%.
to
accrue
3 ,939,021
j.
;.>V'
During the nine months covered by the rep°ort the proceeds from
sales
of
portfolio securities exceeded
the cost of securities
Hutchinson
as
!
-
the
bills of sale, and assign¬
fixed and operating assets.
deeds,
(Hutchinson's)
Hutchinson's
national Silver from
Earnings—
Oct.
effective
became
International
to
covering all of its
8 ,280,173
4 ,030,173
$1.25
4,180,267
\
.!
$
equivalent to $23.85 per
President, and Monroe C,
the Executive Committee, in the interim
report of the corporation for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
1962. This compares with
net asset value of $22.80 per share at
the end of the previous quarter and $31.59 per share at tne end
stock¬
over
10,854,091
5,229,091
__'
reported by Robert
was
Gutman,
Inter¬
Hutchinson
vote
1961
—-—!____
net
total
A
f
Co.—Acquisition Completed—
approximately $9,000,000.
approved the sale by a
p.
180 ,212,726
taxes_______—
__—
1347.
196, p.
share,
the
1962,
income
Lehman Corp.—Assets
in companies
was
28,
will
430.
company
196,
1962
...
earnings
—V.
presently running at the rate of
absorbed in the manufacture of pack¬
Silver
:0
July 30—
Earnings per share
Shares
outstanding
Italian
the
in
predicted
in his report that
the
high in total sales in 1962.—V.
before
Earnings
'.Vy5";=■ 'V-"'v.;
to
These
235,420,807
Net
other
and
Sept. 8, 1962 were
results compared
ended
share.
common
;.
v
increasing
one-third
period
12-week
per
50
Sales
S.,
are
year,
for
demand
the
packaging
first
the
of
ahead
(E. J.) Korvette, Inc.- -Annual Report—
is
publications.
12%
were
record
a
Year Ended
ink-making
^.
the
cents
or
Higgins
establish
three
Corp.—Record Sales,
$42,981,000
of
other
and French operations, Interchemical
Philippines, Mexico and Venezuela. It has
in Canada, England, Japan, Aus¬
Denmark.—V. 196, p. 538.
Purchase
holders,
1962.
the quarter are 5.6% higher
than
sales
of
$40,683,000
for
the comparative period
in 1961.
Net income of $3,687,000,
equal to 44 cents per share, represents
a
7.7% increase over the 1961 quarter when earnings were $3,422,sales
Reported
and
company has reported that it completed acquisition of W.
Hutchinson & Son, Inc.
(Chicago), its largest purchase thus
in its diversification program.
far
earnings for any third quarter in the com¬
reported by tne corporation
in the nine
Aug. 31 now being mailed to stockholders.
and
sales
history
per
materials.
Financial
Highest
pany's
in
subsidiaries
H.
,
Chemical
,
The
of
president, said that sales volume is ordinarily
second half of the company's fiscal year.—V. 196,
the
cash. ;.
for
52
or
$1,057,000
poration's
31,
sales
sales
International
Gidwitz,
in
Hooker
'
Aug.
ended
reported
outstanding at Aug. 31,
Willard
greater
firm
for
was
of printing
of industrial finishes,
chemical coatings.
half
the $30,688,623 reported for the comparable
over
shares
442
p.
months
six
toiletries
14.2%
for
minority ownership
1962, the major cosmetics
$35,039,966, an increase of
1961 period.
Net earnings were $l,682,b20, which was 8.6%
higher than the
$1,548,822 reported a year ago.
This was equal to 80 cents a
share compared with 74 cents, based for both periods on the 2,103,the
For
and
head¬
manufacturer
of Barcelona.
accelerated
European
addition
has
;
•
S.A.,
coatings
in
tralia and
announced record. first fiscal
company
earnings.
its
tapes.
weeks
36
cents per common share earned
in the
same
period a year ago, and also showed improvement over the
preceding periods in 1962. For the year to date,
net operating
results
of $3,105,000 before the nonrecurring Canadian exchange
adjustment of $229,000 were 4% ahead of last year.
;
V
::
producer
S.
half-interest
a
acquisition
$140,000,000
'
;;' V/". ■'
had
color
In
ings—
acquisition
largest
U.
fabrics
has
FIROL,
chemical's
Industries, Inc.—Record Sales, Earn¬
Helene Curtis
coated
FICIS
which
of
with
1242.
Bishop and Lanolin Plus, Inc., have been deeply gratifying,
demonstrating a healthy growth' pattern."—V, 196, p.
important
company
chemical
July 31,
1962.
at $279,087.
Announcement was > made by
Edell, President, after a meeting of the board of directors.
Mr.
Edell
said,
"Results
of the merged operations of Hazel
and
Morton
sales
has
earnings
with
Interchemical's second important ven¬
ture in the European Common Market, the first being its acquisi¬
tion of a controlling interest in Lafleche Fils, S.A., a Paris-based
printing ink manufacturer, in July, 1961. H. B. Woodman, President
of Interchemical, stated that this important Italian acquisition was
prompted by the rapid economic growth of the Common Market
1962
between May 1,
this period
profits for
with
the
The
major
$6,162,972
be
world's
the
the
that
stated
was
is
an
'colors,
operation,
manufacturer and distributor of cosmetic products
announced
sales figures for its third quarter of operations
has
to
and
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Hazel Bishop
This
S.p.A.,
first
or
$1,095,000
FICIS,
founded
in
1909,
pi-oduces all the major
varieties of
printing inks, but its volume has been primarily in lithographic
and letterpress inks. Interchemical's technical know-how in gravure
and flexographic inks is expected to complement the FICIS effort
in these fields. The Bollate
factory of FICIS was built in 1959
to
accommodate
the fast-growing post-war
demand for printing
inks in Italy. Its
Rome factory is smaller, but equally modern,
on
50,000
new
it
is
and
textile
this level or better.
foot plant, the company's eighth manu¬
been put into operation in Bryson City,
N. C. and will enable the company to keep pace with the rapidly
increasing demand for Ham's infants' products, Mr. Cohen said.
—V. 195, p. 2596.
'
tain
facturing
Stampa,
pressure-sensitive
the
of last year, and for the third quarter of 1962 totaled
3%
ahead of the same period in 1961, when an
increase was made over 1960 results for the period.
$30,297,000
Net
disclosed,
Interchemical
month in the company's history
and that this figure was again
September. The company expects to main¬
and
Color! Inchiostri
and
for
sales
Total
Monday, October 15, 1962
.
three periods
and principal factory at Bollate, a suburb of Milan, and
annual sales
of approximately $3,000,000.
While details were
inks
'
v-
y
Italiana
of
fabrics
woven
..
reported to stockholders. Kendall is a leading manu¬
surgical dressings, and also produces woven and non-
Higgins
facturer
has
not
keep pace with the improvement
to
V'.v.:'
in August
R.
new
quarters
that July was the first
sales exceeded $1,000,000
which
four
the
to
response
has
fiscal year
' ■■■.]
sales.
He said
in
sales
our
net profits
expected
company
Fabbrica
is
of
current
our
pointed out that this would be a gain of approximately 54%
the $7,785,141 total foj the preceding fiscal year and that the
He
in
portion
major
half
increased
initial
completed
the acquisition of Italy's largest
producer of printing inks, FICIS. The company, whose formal title
traditionally occur during the
and we expect sales for the
entire year to be well in line with our previous estimate of ap¬
proximately $12,000,000," Mr. Cohen said,
r
■
v.',v.
"The
second
said it was expected that this
volume
tnrough
independent
President,
an
that
18%
Interchemical
pads.
mattress
and
lows
and
added
Interchemical Corp.—Foreign Acquisition—
products and sleepwear for infants,
wide variety of quilts, comforters, pil¬
nursery
children
for
knitwear
Brody,
produce
He
products
recently added to the company's line of vitamins was favorable,
and that several additional products are scheduled for introduction
in the company's winter catalog.—V. 196, p. 319.
Cohen explained.
Mr.
season,
outlets.
would
busiest
starting Feb. 1 was made so the company
operations for inventory purposes in its
year
stopping
Herbert
would
move
beginning Dec. 1
change of fiscal dates from a year
The company's
channels,
or 21 cents a
shares outstanding
total of $142,429
the
over
the basis of an average 673,979
during the first half of the current year.
year
.
The
•
p.
320.
'
corporation has appointed First National City Bank, New
York City, as transfer agknt for its common stock.—V. 196j> p. ,1493.
-
,?.
Volume
196
Number
-
6203
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1555)
Mary Carter Paint Co.—Acquisition—
The
Sales
rants
nounced
Mr.
by
I.
G.
Davis
in
Davis,
said
Jr.,
President
of
the
paint
company.
and
1961
,
the
retailing
paint
related
and
the major factors
paint, stores in 1955 to
successful
Mr.
policies
Davis
and
said.
service
of
have
now
representatives
building on this strength,
distribution, merchandising
opportunities exist
"We
will
begin
Biff-Burger
sales
at
f'
'■
at
and
Mr.
states,
accounting
field
and
of
departments,
and
applications
process
' ■'■■■
:v'//y
Biff-Burger
-•
■■■
■■
York,
V
•
includes 26
drive-ins
in
Florida,
North
Carolina, Indiana, Virginia and Toronto, "specializing in limited
menu, minimum cqst food items, according to Bruce
Brane, Presi¬
dent of the
chain," who. will Join Mary Carter management.
m "The franchising experience, management depth and financial
resources of
Mary Carter will accelerate the profitable growth of
National Biff-Burger," Mr. Brane said
"These factors,
combined
,
to
-
*
The
of
value
shares,
V
In
*
income
of
the
is. in
the
of
six
of
$500,000.
months
$741,013,
of
33
or
an
Mary
Carter
share,
a
reported
net
shares
2,257,875
m&mm
/-*:
mm
v-v.^V:.,,:
■■■ j
The
Chase
agent
due
and
Oct.
for
of
has
been
$5,000,000
Maust
Coal
Coke.—V.
196,
fiscal
,
to
"
A;
18
—V.
,
$179,319
in
194,. p.
the
compared
as
preferred
cents
for
company
according
were
After
,v
the
year
year
;; 1
of
$46,742,502
the
to
fiscal
1962
ended
year
$43,541,187
in
areas
1722. ;V;yy
cents
-V,,
;
in
the
31,
the
}
■
■,
; !'V*?
The
be
,
;
MBM
made
1
terminal.
1,
the
*
1
preferred,
Maidman's
creased
Mr.
for
•
-Pursuant
to
is
with
which
will
corporated Nov. 7,
1958,
Chapin St., Southbridge, Mass.
The
is
company
manufacture
and
principally
offices
and
sale
tube face plates,
flexible
and
rigid image
conduits,
flexible
and
rigid
,
..
'mm
Mm
/■-.v;
::
,,'■
the
nine
net
Aug.
31,
1962,
set
a
record
new
Net
:
:,
,
,
Star
working
of
in
Mr.
on
Riddle
ended
Aug.
$2,585,000 in
August
share
a
like period a year
1,035,274 shares of
the
based
like
the
this
gain
a
for
quarter
year
of
a
117%
over
periods
outstanding.
net sales for the quarter
year
to
rose
both
stock
reported that consolidated
31,
1962,
amounted
to
$2,534,000
quarter
for
Figures
ago.
common
earnings for
equal to 22 cents
$108,109,
or,;10
cents
stated
that
continues
year
the
outlook
for
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of
The
plans to acquire
Storage Co. of Illinois
company
Natural
Gas
Commission
approved
sidiaries
Peoples
"The
will
of
merger
be
a
further
flexibility
both
the
Natural
Panhandle
near
served
Gas
and
of
by
the
Gas
merger
Light
Natural
step
&
gas
the
and
for
Cooks
Coke
gas
Mills,
Gas
operate
the
facilities
of
first
the
operates
the
utilities
See
Natural
Gas
'p. 2597.
Pipeline
'
Co.
of
the
at
common
expenses, and
company
was
York
Oct}
and
on
$5
per
6V2%
Co.
13,
to
The
at
The
this
195,
"
Nedick's Stores, Inc.—Record Sales,
Victoria.
Common
thin
1955.
the
Earnings—
,
equal
salad
oil,
at least
not
mayonnaise
the
on
West
in
and
Coast,"
Mr.
introductory
ex¬
wiirhave
country
196,
1244.
p.
has
in
acquired
stock
a
Baltimore,
a
transaction.
Md.
Terms
firm,
Potomac
not
were
disclosed.
the
corporation's network of container plants
seaboard,
and
will improve
service
to
container
Baltimore-Washington-Wilmington-Philadelphia
son,
to
operate
the
Baltimore
and
plant.
Container occupies a 22,000 square foot
facility,
De "Soto
Road
Industrial Park,
and
Baltimore's
located
employs
196,
35
1343.
p.
}
the
-
In
August,
of
laws
1962,
an
Pfaudler Permutit and its subsidiaries
design
manufacture
process
equipment for the
the
of
raw
June
25
purchases
the
ash
The
15
basic
chemical
in
product
in
edge
excess
owns
GIVING
pressed
then
is
"tumbler"
a
of
turn
plastic
five
such
EFFECT
ejected
which,
stock
1972-
(10c
various
from
the
through
TO
PRESENT
UNDERWRITERS
company
has
entered
a
of
use
offered
days
sale
their
best
hereby
for
from
the
the
the
of
efforts
sell
account
date
units
to
hereof.
follows:
as
all
of
or
none
of
the
M.
G.
Rose
Hill
&
&
Co.,
The
:•/
1962
it
The
share
Italian
a
Its
typewriter
manufacturing
company
vis
robots
and
a
new
other
by
and
electrical
engineer,
assemble
die-casting
Unimate
brain
is
company
The
name
which
"Unimate,"
as
can
engineer to put it to work.
to
the
automation."
called,
parts, load a
machine, feed
a
a
"it
doesn't
Any setup man
lathe,
operate
press,
spray
tasks.
need
can
an
instruct
welding gun,
paint, load a
a
You
just lead
actually bears small resemblance to a humaxl being.
unique digital system which can remember 200 se¬
quential commands.
Its 7V2
feet arm
handling of parts
self-contained
weighing
machine, it
depends upon hydraulic
to 75 pounds.
requires only an electrical
power
up
power
When Its job is done in one part of the factory it can
quickly moved by fork-lift truck to a new location.
Mr. Engelberger said the Unimate, which sells for
$24,250, already
is in operation at plants of
a major automotive producer and a
leading electrical equipment company.
He added: "Over the next
decade
thousands
of robots will be sold to
industry.
Unimation
be
125
-
is
and perform scores of other factory
the hand to teach it."
by
The
125
share.
"universal
robot
conveyor
it
the
be taught any repetitive job
need never become obsolete. "And," said Mr.
Engel¬
physicist
a
a
to manufacture
is implied
concept
of
industrial
robot
tend
shortly
connection.
'
will
or
was
$3.25
Conn.}
erected
equipment.
therefore,
the
I.
that
subsidiary.
Consolidated will own a minority interest
Pullman subsidiary.
Mr. Osborne stated that while pro¬
go on at the present facilities in Bethel,
Unlmation
berger,
500
reported that Bear, Stearns & Co., New
associates won at
competitive
bidding, 814,180
at
will
made by W. Irving
Osborne, Jr., President
Schaffler, President of Consolidated Diesel
Joseph F. Engelberger would be President
was
N.
contraction
A
City, and
rights to purchase the company's common stock on a bid of
$1.4125
a
right.
Each right entitles the holder to purchase 0.4 of an
Olivetti
new
first
and,
units
741.
8,
message
in
the
annual
report, Mr.
Gould
for
the
two months
of
July and August,
Increase over the same two months of
25%
a
said
will be
a
the
and
who
new
The
is
for
Inc.
to
a
195,
collateral
agreed
(Ingr. C.) Olivetti & Co., S.p. A.—Rights Sold—
Oct.
the
plant
250
Investing Corp
Magid, Ehrlich & Co.,
H.
196, p.
recent
duction
company for a period of
underwriters
have
allocated
Inc
an
year.
organization of a new subsidiary to
sell
and
machinery to molders and extruders was proving
successful,
requiring little In the way of capital Investment.—V.
in the
'
Co.
on
sales
shown
Pullman
of
Units
Reuben
share
that
had
Electric,
the
The
fiscal
amounted
share on the 635,985 shares of
com¬
compared with net income of $98,399 or
622,808 shares for the 1961 year.
The announcement
under¬
1,000
1961
year
through
working agreement entered into with Consolidated Controls
Corp.
Bethel, Conn., a subsidiary of Consolidated Diesel Electric
Corp.,
developed the robot.
>' 1
of
76,500 shs.
an
have
the
fiscal
which
Outstanding
into
1962
diversified producer of capital
goods has established a new
the company a basic position in the automation
plants and factories.
The new subsidiary, to be known as Unimation, Inc., maker of robots for industry, was created
$100,000
500,000 shs.
The
cents
president's
electronics
par)
—
$7,321,423 for
the
This
FINANCING
$100,000
Indicating
of
for
of
de¬
______
processor
subsidiary to give
molding
surrounds the plastic
plastic molding machines.
leading
Pullman Inc.—Forms New
Subsidiary—
molds.
which
this
2932.
p.
ingre¬
re¬
taxes
12
of
outstanding,
a
the
while
than
friction,
Authorized
subordinated
due
into
to
sales
year
a
new
high for the fiscal year ended
to George A. Goura in the annual
report.
for
the
1962
fiscal
year,
sales
over
after
equal
stock
cents
1962,
the
company
less
11%
announced
trays and lamp
constituted
of
consecutive
reached
according
$8,150,780
were
$77,054,
hydraulic pressure. This process, which is called
changes the granulated molding compound
is
1962,
income
mon
of
ninth
plastics
30;
Sales
and
as
and
Plastic Materials &
Polymers, Inc.—Sales Up 11%—
..i
Front
industries.
Privately—On
assisted in arranging the loan.
Of the proceeds, $2,808,000 will be used to
prepay
notes outstanding in that
principal amount and the
balance will be applied against short-term
In
the
Sold
chemical,
pharmaceutical, dairy, food, brewery, liquor, wine
and soft drink industries.
Its headquarters are at
Rochester, N. Y.—V. 196, p. 581.
with
and
Inc.—Note
borrowings.
also
with
Permutit
8, 1962, the company announced that it had ar¬
ranged for the borrowing of $6,000,000 from an in¬
stitutional lender under its 5xk%
promissory note due
Sept. 1, 1977. Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York
City,
increase
under
business
offices
98
electronics
company
company
York
Sales and earnings of Nedick's Stores for the first quarter ended
Aug. 31 established new company records, it was reported by Lewis
H. Phillips, President.
t
'Saffola'
acceptance
Oct.
Queens¬
This
share)
writing agreement pursuant to which the underwriters
—V.
income
the current fiscal year's income."—V.
the
Pfaudler
West
agreement
Hampstead
issue—V.
air¬
Turnbull, «aci Eugene Roller!, will join Packaging
Corp.,
persons.—V.
///;■(';
liquid which
convertible
area
Illinois—Merger OK'd—
America,
acres in
'
the
"Our
excellent
extends
in
Potomac
plugs,
and
/'"■■
-v
plastic
placed
bentures,
45
had
eastern
continue
in
working capital.
■
to
quarter's results
projections of future operations,
according
David
"
plastic novelty items such
the last fiscal year
CAPITALIZATION
of
PAC's
to K. R, Mull and R. G. Paramore, Sales and
Vice-Presidents of the company's Container Division.
Management of Potomac Container, Lewis Turnbull and his
molding,
product. The
954.
p.
County,
corporation
incorporated
succeeded
located
are
under
and
the
moves
facilities
the
and
single Australian
-
sales}
molded
On
approximately 32,400,000
during
viscous
D.
Natural Gas Storage Co. of
into
Plastics
molds.
machine
Texas
and
merged
-was
of
Operations
step in the company's manufacturing process is the
plastic molding compounds to be used in the com-
molds
underground
in
Green
(urea
a
The
v
.
.
in
Tom
"•
other
196,
President
fields
the
areas,
of
compression
of
All
virtually no net
president, emphasized,
should not
necessarily be
future.
Corp.,
move
customers
to acquire Mineral Development Co.,
working interest in permits covering an addi-
electrical
total
/•/.-'j,
.<
Garver,
from
Storage
for
Illinois,
company.—V.
the
which
'
V,
Co.
Gas
and
in
pression
.
by Dec. 1. The Federal Power
Oct. 2. Both companies are sub¬
Natural
Peoples
pipeline
;
.
in
tract
acre
subject to an operating
Co. Pty. Ltd.—V. 193, p. 1903.
manufactures
steel
Storage into Natural Gas Pipeline
corporate simplification and greater
delivers
Coast.
,
to
formaldehyde, stearates, and coloring agents)} mixes
together in the required proportions, and grinds them into
appropriate granular size. The molding compound is then
placed on loading trays and locked in place over steam-heated
quarter of the
.
accomplished
1962.
is
final
for
corporation
The
them
Gas
toward
Pipeline
Gulf
fourth
on
America—Merger OK'd
and
in
operations," said George P.
pipeline and storage companies.
Herscher
storage
of
the
favorable.—V. 196, p. 116.
Pacific
Packaging Corp. of America—Acquisition—
The
Container
;the
K-I-■'"'"•i
Riddle
Mr.
fiscal
S.
shades,
dients
per
shares
of
•
_
1961.
The
share,
per
year ,ago.
work
pointed out, "but upcoming advertising and
for these products in other parts of the
penses
lease
into
the
basis
to be paid out of
affiliated
B.
preparation
the
overhaul
been
1,
'
a
-i;..1
share; in the year-earlier quarter,
reported. B. T. Rocca, Jr., PVO's
that
the
Rocca
among
interest
acquired
10%
with
compared
Net
ago.
$235,473
now
Oct.
per
margarine have
almost
contracted
New
Northeastern
also
;;
681,400
consolidation
wholly owned subsidiary,
a
effective
company
immediate
Net
State
used
'■
earnings,
share,
the
the
the largest holders of Australian
•
at
after: all charges and taxes, for the nine months
to Aug. 31, 1962, reached a new high at
$694,194, equal to 67 cents
per share, for an increase of ,85%
over $375,103, or
36 cents per
are
has
one-half
it...
,
$0.88
manufacturing plant
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Since its
organization, the company has been engaged in the
manufacture and sale of compression-molded
plastic products, such
as
wire connectors, extension cord
connectors, and appliance
of
Aeronautical and subsidiaries:
of National
ended
sell
to
17,000,000 acres in New South Wales
company,
$7,860,000, up 17%
over .consolidated
net sales of ,$6,722,000 in
the
Corresponding 1961; period, reported James M.
Riddle, Jr.,
President.
Sy'S;-/
sales
months
the
in
fiscal
however,
re¬
that
is
plapning to consolidate all of its Australian v:
a
single corporation, the report disclosed.
These
wholly owned subsidiaries, Triton of Australia, Ltd.,
Drilling of Australia, Ltd., and Seismic Analysis, Inc.,
be consolidated
the
Aeronautical Corp.—Record Sales, Earns.
Con solidated
for
fact
the
into
owns
company
National
contract
a
one of
thousand
one
jment, moving
Outstanding
1,796 shs.
10,000 shs.
has
operations
the
was
opera¬
resulted
;-v,
that
shares
nonrecurring
Spraymat
1961
on
-
months
share,
net
to
proceeds, estimated at $145,530, will be used
by the company for the purchase of additional equip-
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
its
income was
we
BUSINESS—The
Capital stock (par $10)—V. 196, p. 947. >
11
■•t
Net
guides.
■mr;
into
; common shares.
light
was
company's
of
a
forma. In the year ended June 30,
1961, net sales were $103,500,000.
income in the year ended June
30, 1962, was $963,831, equal to
per share on the 580,943 capital shares
outstanding at fiscal
year end;
this was higher than the $914,690 ($1.58
per
share on
the same number of shares) recorded in
the preceding fiscal
year,
Unaudited results for the final
quarter showed
di¬
firm's securities at $200 eachr was all sold. Units consisted of one $100 principal amount of debenture
.
cents,
share
a
nine
715,923
cents
year ended June 30,
1962, Pacific Vegetable Oil re¬
net
sales
of
$101,017,964. The company changed its ac¬
counting basis from a calendar year to a July 1—June 30
period;
hence figures for years prior to the fiscal
year just ended are pro
made
around
centered
concessions
(convertible into
the
and
In
majority
as
—
development, design,
of fiber optic components, including cathode
image intensifier tube face plates, couplers,
ray
and
Northeastern Plastics, Inc. — Units All Sold
On
Oct, 9, 1962, Reuben Rose & Co. Inc., New York City,
reported that its recent offering of 1,000 units of this
'
in
60Vz
first
the
on
months
cents
stockholders
and
1961.
the
35 Vz
or
the
nine
in
for
share
a
ported
Star
one-half
corporation, inplant located at 205
'
engaged
directors,
he is entitled to elect four additional
of common
stockholders chooses the
entered
Planet Exploration
Massachusetts
a
of
first
48
were
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp.—Annual
Report—
Victbria and New South Wales.
/ tional
-
sale
or
subsidiaries
Aircraft
y--'..;'vV.;o -V
which hold concessions
land,
'
the
aircraft
service
period
profit
a
cents
$255,000,
$433,000, or
the
and
now
being performed at the
company's new 25-acre aircraft facility on Lockheed Air Terminal
in Burbank.
The
new
facility has been named Pacific Airmotive
& Engineering Center.—V.
196, p. 9.
•!
$222,185 to $57,54£j and all long term debts were paid.
that
"with the
prospects under investigation
a
/(Exploration
.
for
parent
same
96
Engineering Corp.,
the
craft
stated
the
North
.
company
on
North
to
BUSINESS—-The
into
have every expectation that our operations there will
be productive and profitable."
v
a
from
told
Airmotive
ended Aug. 31, 1962, Chair¬
stockholders. This compares with
total,
of
Myers
PacAero
development, acquisitions, mergers and diversiifcation,
possibilities of our Australian exploration, your manage¬
that we will see continued growth in our company. The
domestic project for the coming year will be
a
well to be
drilled
,
for
feels
first
.
Sept. 20, 1962 offering circular, the
company
offered publicly, without
underwriting,
120 shares of its $10
par capital stock at $350 per
share, Of the total, 35 shares were offered
directly
v!
from
concessions
employees of the company.
Net proceeds, estimated at
$40,500, will be used for
high pressure process equipment, research and develtf: opment, and working capital.
*
«
•
-
had
Moss
include
Offered—
gain
Airmotive's
■
par, plus accrued interest. Payment will
Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine St., New York
-
the
of
one
dissatisfaction
exploration
Texas, and
<
the
to
$325,000,
outstanding. -
Mr.
the
and
-
shares
period
to
indicate
the
Operations
then
decision
for
figures
of
Pacific
reported
equivalent
net
profit
considerable
his
domestic
ment
'
!
Mosaic Fabrications,
Inc.—Capital Stock
:
:
at
1851.
p.
;
its
off
the independents, made
substantial improvement in its financial position during the fiscal
year ended June 3D, 1962, the annual report discloses.
William
Moss,
President,
reported to stockholders that North
Star's oil and gas sales increased from $261,204 to $658,427 and
earnings, before allowance for depreciation and depletion, were
$207,360, compared with $58,535 the previous year.
The corpora¬
tion's cash deposits rose from $56,471 to $261,948 at year-end and
current assets increased from $240,089 to $326,523. Liabilities de¬
/'
for
redemption on Nov. 1, 1962,
sinking fund, $290,000 of, its United States
Merchant Marine
Bonds
5%
SS Argentina
1978
net
the railroad's mortgage bonds, Mr. Maid*
elect
majority
called
Chase
:'J
North Star Oil Corp.—Sales Higher—
the
Insured
at
to
North Star Oil of Dallas,
stock.
own
New
,
entitled
the
petroleum
year.
i.-
■:
the
various
directors.
:
expressed its intention to purchase the
by cash, which Montana will raise through
has
15, N. Y.—V. 195,
■mm.\
:?mmp
//;/■'/.}/v
corporation
through operation of
series due Nov.
,
"t'C-
•
has
Bank
offering of its
Government
.
-
Shares
Central
in
tion.
United
The
previous
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc.—Partial
Redemption
;
■
of
public
a
■
,
Montana
shares
interest
Myers
operating profit and
capital
rails
its
participat¬
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
for
nine-month
$20,041,000
$688,000,
net
M
the
W.
outstanding,
,
Montana} Havre,
Montana.
}///«:^/-/ i:
New
—
John
of
sales
for
Unaudited
1962
Oct, 3, 1962 the Board ; of Governors of the
Federal Reserve
System announced its approval of
applications of Montana Shares,
Ccreat jFJalls, Montana, to
acquire up to 100%
of the outstanding
voting shares of Central fflank atf Montana, Great
Falls, Montana,
and to acquire -additional
welling Shares in the Liberty County Bank,
Chester, Montana, and in the (.Citizens Bank of
t —•
RR.
handling of
holdings set
estate
7%
two
of
offering is not registered with the SEC, U. S. resident
may
not exercise rights but will receive their
cash
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New
York, ADR agent,
sold the rights at
competitive bidding.
sales
•'
the entire
V50-acre Hudson River terminal property to an oil company and to
erect a tank farm for oil storage there.—V. 196, p. 642.
On
:
the
on
At
now
of
Mr.
preceding
"
y..*
-
Railroad.
railroad's
real
the largest holder of
is
rectors.
report. Net earnings for the
$102,997 in fiscal 1961.. "
earnings per common share amounted
five
man
196,
said,V-;^"'V.-i"V-:
maining four
with
versus
Western
the
located
basis
Rights period extends from
Net
holder
■
July
in
controlling
the
the
Pacific Airmotive
proper
located
As
Montana Shares, Inc.—Acquisition
Approved—
■}/
"
a
hanna's
annual
compared
dividends,
fiscal
with
and
with
actj Mr. Maidman
"With
acquired
holders of its
17.
Consolidated
developer,^announced
and
to
on
share.
$1.66
1348.
p.
had
investor
Oct.
$22,620,000
and more than 15,000 shares out of 29,900 shares preferred
following his purchase in 1961 of the former Ford assembly
plant at Edgewater, N. J„ on the Hudson River, adjoining Susque¬
appointed trustee/ paying
sinking fund debentures
5J/4%
&
he
estate
shares
per
from
which
.
stock
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
Sales
//were
:
1977,
that
6
Susquehanna
/
;
Manhattan Bank
registrar
1,
construction.—V.
-mmv/"
real
Susquehanna
man
Corp,—Appointment—<-
Since
the
were
Western
&
to
value
bonds
.
Maust Coal & Coke
3
and
held, at 2,000 Lire
stockholders
in
Edgewater opposite 100th Street in
points, Susquehanna's 95 miles of trackage
connect with other railroads to provide through service to all parts
of the country."} }1'^ } ;
:,v:-i
Mr. Maidman acquired $1,250,000 of the Susquehanna's mortgage
outstanding, as against $546,328 or 24 cents a share, on
shares
outstanding during the comparable period of 1961. Sales
in the six months ended
June 30,
1962 were $9,631,433, compared
with $9,095,745, in the similar
period a year previous. All figures
are
on
?he
basis
of
consolidated results
following acquisition of
Victor Paint Co., Detroit, in
April, 1962.—V. 196, p. 1348.
-
iltlf
Maidman,
Manhattan.
2,274,111
on
five
the
' /■ '•!
.
Susquehanna
strategically
are
" ;
;
1962,
cents,
for
States, and its property,, especially in
the Hudson River area, is among the most valuable in the State.
Many nationally prominent industries including Alcoa, Allied Chemi¬
cal, Corn Products, Lever Bros.} Sea Train, and Hill Bros. Coffee,
exchange
\
under
now
are
rr-
Yerk,
dustrial
franchise
transaction, which would involve
excess
first
$83,629
real estate development and leasing policy," Mr.
declared,- "there is no reason why the railroad couldn't
become
an
exceedingly profitable^ -*enterpri$e'<X
'
V
:v V.
"After all,
the Susquehanna serves one of the most active in¬
and
'
:>v;^
investment
"
from
16.3%.
or
Maidman
featuring a portable building
a
unique broiling method will give us a significant competitive
advantage."}'::',;'
k,-:y -?v
;'
low
our
units
■
Dissatisfaction
and
-
with
$97,293
ordinary stock
preference
Oct.
16.7%.
or
common
ing
each
of
Oct.
on
said, "through existing franchise
Mary Carter Paint Co. headquarters
at
fy '
Irving
Davis
facilities
9,600,000 additional
the
on
Control— ;V
for
first
for
552,650 shares outstanding as
from 15 cents on 551,150 shares
year-ago period, a gain of 3 cents or 20%.
additional
New
wherever
to
$13,664
previous
$175,130
month
two
856.
p.
of
$29,163
the
from
highest
in the company's history and that, based on the
results, Nedick's was well on the way to attaining its
successive year of record sales and earnings.
He also reported
are
related
gain
a
for
quarter
that
profit.
accept
$2,214,494
share, based
advanced to 18 cents
31,
any
first
sales
we
our
from
$93,017 or 4.2%.
increased to $204,293
Phillips reported that the August 1962 sales
fifth
organizations,"
strength
Aug.
Mr.
for
franchise
40
mmm4
National
50
in
the
as
and
to
once
than
more
well
of
items.
service
quarter,
earnings per
outstanding in the
Carter's growth from 29
850 today have been the
than
operating
as
growth
drive-ins,"
service
Tampa."
'
>y» •
and
for
Mary
franchise sales and
our
"We
do-it-yourself
in
more
of
taxes
first
Net
a
"Among
retail
before
year-ago quarter,
an increase
of
Net income after taxes climbed
acquisition represents Mary ,Carter's first
plan to diversify its franchise chain operations in fields
other
than
paint,
"supplementing but not supplanting our con¬
tinuing program to expand our strong position in manufacturing
step
$2,307,511
increase
an
Income
Inc.
to
rose
quarter,
has contracted to acquire the National Biff-Burger
of Largo, Fla., a chain of franchised drive-in restau¬
operating in four states and Toronto, Canada, it was an¬
company
System,
7
!
offering
herald
aid
a
man
kind
at
of
every
second
hot,
industrial
hazardous
or
revolution.
tedious
It
can
relieve
job."
Pullman subsidiaries include
builder
truck
of
and
oil refineries
and petrochemical plants;
and Swindellengineers and producers of plants and equipment for the
and ceramic industries.—V. 196,
p. 474.
of
Dressier,
steel
railway
trailers
builder
Pullman-Standard, the world's largest
rolling stock; Trailmobile, a leading builder of
seagoing containers; M. W. Kellogg, foremost
.
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1556)
Record
cited
are
report.
'
,
'J/ ..'V
_
,'r
•
by
mon
ninth
:each
Quik-Chek
of
of
one
of
Astr.on
Renwell -Electronics
standing.
.3,900
of
shares
-Francis. J.
tronics
:
Renkowicz,
•
.
.
division
will
and
become
l!
V,
'v
•»
.
"
> .-
.
' r
,
earned.
•'
For
cents
7
share for
a
.
the
36
year
1962
12 week
week
taken
place
ended
Sept.-8,
has
period
period
previous
this
constitutes
and
year,
,
490
improve¬
share was
a
\
year.
1
Safeway's
■-
-
•
earnings
are
a reserve equivalent to 9 cents, a share reflect¬
devaluation of Canadian currency. ) This compares with
compared
as
: /
\-v
„
$1,759,343,410
to
high for
new
a
736 weeks-'of any year. ; : •
,7
*, Sales during the 36 weeks ended Sept."8,
cor-/
cents
earnings figures are after a special
reflect the decline ih the value of the
share to
a
when 69
ago
sharp
a
share, after
the
$1.87
period, a
latest
registered
Stores
Safeway
which
dollar
the
a
the
ing
-
the-.new
These
7$1.94
.
in
1962,
charge of 3 cents
chairman of Renwell EleCwith the new Com,-J
chief, executive' officer of the
vice-president
a
earnings of 79
8,
the same
over
Canadian
and
same'posts
these
"poration.
7
.
Sept.
,
ment
share out¬
stock and
common
Monday, October 15, 1962
.
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Net Higher—
In reporting
.
corporation.
new
of; common
645,000
president
Corp.,; will-assume
Astron
all charges and taxes for the
$171,381, or 51 cents a share on
stock.
preferred
the
of
has-349,836
outstanding
Irving Black -will continue as
;pany.
after
stock
common
.-currently
has;
Astron
of
.
,
wilL be
stock
common
share
for. one
changed
' *•
have exceeded $3,200,000.
would
Inc.'
exchanged {for. onea
share 6f common stock of the new corporation, and
and a half shares of Astron preferred stock will be ex¬
share
Each
sales,
pany's sales
companies, out¬
the com¬
both
stockholders. of
of
ended
including' rental income,- amounted to $2,777,154 last
year, compared with $1,840,301
in the preceding fiscal year. Last
year's sales include for only eight months operations of Hunter
Photo-Copyist, Inc., acquired on Nov. 1, 1961.
Hunter is a pioneer
manufacturer of photo copy machines, and it also markets photo¬
copy and photographic papers and chemicals.
If sales of the Hunter
division were included lor the full 12 months last year, the com¬
Net
r
approval
to
common shares of Renwell Electronics will be
stock of the new corporation, Renwell Industries,
standing
•
earnings in the fiscal,'year ended .June
Fred P. Robin/ President, .in the annual
; ' '•
' ••/•' •
'//
"
i
'
■
and
sales
high
1962,
30,
/
.
Subject
Photo Corp.—Sales, Net
Electronics &
Quik-Chek
Higher—
.
the
first
*• • 7 . •'
1962
totaled $1,720,597,the, comparable ,1961
during
-'-'•'i'' 'period, a decrease of 2.2%. The lydl sales volume figures include
noise' /Safeway's former New York Division, operation which was sold
>.» ■->"»the
333,000 average number - of common
shares.. This .is 17.7%
••</» v
"suppression' iilters;/7>/;!;r//j,i^£ ;Oct. 7* 1961. t i-vV,., /•//7.
■'■'7" /'•!
'7 7--//,/<■/•• •
'above the net income of $145,526 reported for the preceding', fiscal
Mr.- Renkowicz
indicated that,'combined estimated-sales should
.7 The grocery chain's profit before special charges and taxes cm
year.
'/'/,•
•-.■•■■•
■/•'■■>'/
.exceed. $11 million. Stock .of. both companies is -traded oveivthe- ,
•; '•
income, for the same. 36-week. period was $56(216,943,4 as compared
v,/.
Quik-Chek's June 30, 1962 current assets,-including cash of $301,-'
'-.'tor $52,709,707 a year ago.
The accounts of the Canadian sub¬
/, counter. '■/-/■:./■ 7'//'
575. amounted to $1,717,411, or 4.1 times current liabilities of $406,sidiaries
have
been
included .in
the
consolidated
statements
at
/•;;* Renwell Electronics currently has 349,836 -.common : shares out-;;
.828.
Common'- .stock, outstanding on-.June. 30. numbered 368,000
•dollar-for dollar /parity) and an additional reserve has been
,*V x>pro¬
Dynamics Inc., Brooklyn, N.
Y.,/-producer -of ; electro-mechanical
shares which include 70,000 shares offered publicly by-the company
vided against the declne
-hi,
the
devices.' X...''//'•
7
'•/''>/; - i $1,075,000 charge to Income value, of first Canadian dollar -through
on
Dec. 20,
1961. /
//■ 7 •'/// '/.'A
•*' : - ;
;i,' //7Z.
in the
36-week period of 1962
^Renwell manufactures wiring harnesses, ielecfrd-mecbanlcal units;
the food chain explained. Provision for income taxes this year was'
j
J^rl iBobin cohclude&t VOhr tnew .product "development - the- addi- *
.plus, metal, console racks and chassis for the .electronics, industry
'$30,165,000, as/compared, tp $28,050,000 in. 1961; v ./y.
tional
assembly." lines, on ,("Royal Scot" ! photocopy machines, the :,!
y. ^>'-.7
and numerical controls for the machine ifdol.4ridust^/Y'7/;^////'^
builaingVof our-sales and distributing organization, aggressive' ad¬
/ • After provision for decline in value of Canadian dollar and for
^ v
income taxes, net profit for the 36-week period amounted to
vertising program, and the "expected impact of the Instant Photo
/ " Sales, Earnings Higher—%
$24,-J
r*
% *//' */- ; } - Vendor
sales
which have not' been reflected in. this period,--; all
■976,943. Net profit after taxes for the comparable 1961 period was
7\7
Renwell Electronics " has reported ior the fiscal year' prided. July
.give pidmise-of significant growth in- the "future.''—V. -195- p; 230S.
;/ r$24,059,707.
i
'• "V" '
;
Z
31, v 1962,' that net. sales' and earnings increased substantially, ovdr
After preferred dividends, 1962 net earnings applicable to common
-the preceding year.
/-./■-' !/■/':7
...
•/.'
Radio Carp, of American—Net Up 44%; Sales/16%—■
Net earnihgs .for .fiscal >1962 were $348,000,"
$72,iMO/iiti:-•77 stock were $24,340,238 as compared to $23,341,'/82. last-year; ■ The
'• The"
corpbratton-setall-f imesales and., eaTiiings records;for7|the// ,i 1961, while; net 'sales totaled $2|924,000 against .$761,000 the year/, r average: number of dommon :sharCs. outstanding during both 36-week
■7:7// i•before,
/periods was 12,528,376 in 1962 and '12,423,565'in 1961.' y
first
nine
months
of
1962,
RCA Chairman David Sarnoff/and
Earnings in the .1962 year were equal to $1.06 per share
.' " There were 2,064
on
the. 327,000 average number of'shares outstanding, during the
President Elmer W. Engstrom' announced. -V;-() .'/ /• ■,%/. "'U\ye;.
Safeway Stores in Operation as-.of Sept 8 1962
year compared-with 23 cents per-share on 305,000 average snares Z/ compared to 2,228 as of Sept.- 9, 1961.—V. 196, p. 322.After tax
earniAgs in: tire third-quarter increased'66% . over ,
.' rof common, stock In 19617/
l
^
the same quarter In 1961, they reported.
'
/,
"
l>
f / Increase In earnings and sales was attributed to stepped-up
V Sanders Associates, Inc.—Earnings Forecast—^ • 'NV //':;' ''/';; '■
Profits--after' taxes
for the. first
nine months rose 44%
tp/
production and orders; according to Francis J. Renkowicz,-President
$34,300,000 from $23,800,000 in the first three quarters of.1961.
v This
Nashua, N. H. company has revised upward estimates of
of RenWell.7:>" '-;r'
/.•/'' *' ;; ^'"7 ;'-'7".'
' -'7.
This was achieved on record sales of $1,265,500,000, up
16% from 7
.record-breaking
sales;tand
earnings
for
the
fiscal " year
Renwell Electronics and subsidiaries manufacture electronic as¬
ended
" <
the $1,090,100,000 in the comparable period a year
semblies,- wiring
harnesses,, electro-mechanical .'tniits; and
metal
■;
^ ^ ' 1962.
~
■ /
1
....
1
v'
;
■ -• -.
■- — .*'•; •
'Earnings per: common share amounted to $1.88 for the initial
I chassis, consoles, and racks for the electronics industry./1 /. 7 •> /■ Total sales and. other income will exceed -$41,800,000, /n • the
nine months of 1962, compared with $1.29 a year earlier, For the
7-Renwell. Electronics has;its-headquarters In/South* Hadley Falls,
latest-estimateTby President-Royden c: Sanders, Jr./ arinounced in''"'--'-'v
entire
year- of
1961, RCA earnings were $1.95 per share, -only
Massachusetts^—V.; 196, p. 1494./ ^ '.'
•..7/7./
7;-. /'■
• ■":"■-■'>;'
7 / ,/ ;. .77-.. 7 j";,.///''. 7v/ 7; a letter to stockholders.
seven
cents per .share more than the current nine-month total.
Net
,-
income
fiscal
latest
amounted
year
to
manufactures
Astron
.
.r'S
-
line
complete
a
capacitors, and
of
,
.
.
,
.
•
'
.
'
•
'
.
.
.
•
....
•
-
.
•
'
'
.
,
.....
.
'
.
Net
for the third quarter rose to $10,300,000, or 56 cents
record" sales of $411,800,000, and compared with earn¬
profit
dhere, on
a
Resistoflex Coi-pw—Record Sales, Earnings—
.
Net
/.
//7.
7
-
will
earnings
upward
an
Total
increase
$1.40
to
income
will
share,
per
revision .from the previously
he
said.
estimated "?'1.30
This
is
sharfe.
per
of. Resistoflex- for the' fiscai ; year
'/ The new -figures are -an increase "of 95%
record ldghs,->acfcording;%o Joseph"
over: last "year's sales,
and a-120% increase in net income per snare.
./•/,/•/,;/
/
•
- ;Consolidated sales for the year of $14,910,724 were 19% -higher
The comparable figures for last year were total sales and other
that
the
record sales and
than
sales 1 for
the previous
year, .resulting in consolidated r net
income of $21,385,839. Earnings last year were 61 cents per share.
reflected progress, in all the main areas of RCA's business.
>
-V'*
Per share earnings are on the basis of shares outstanding at end
earnings of $967,692, 72%: higher than net earnings for last year
'"This
upward
trend -should continue • throughout - the •' fourth
of. the year;—V, 196, p. 157. /./
7 and equivalent to $1.17 per share.
" - *'
?'.
. 7
• ; /';■././/;/ >•
quarter, barring a severe reversal of present'- economic trends,
f
; Consummation of the company's initial' expansion through acthey said.
,rWe believe RCA is nearing realization of the best
quisitlon of Zallea Brothers,' Inc., Wilmington, 'Delaware/the world's
Scott Paper Co.—Record Sales, Earnings—7 ;'/v;/;//;/
year in its 43 year history. -.//
'< •
v
/•largest manufacturer of -expansion joints, as a wholly-owned sub"This belief is based upon the general health of the companyfs
-;
The._company's; earnings rose, faster tfcaa' sales.,as both set
/ sidiary constituted a major factor in the progress made in building
7777/7/"
operations, including the continued strong movement-in color'T,V
'
a
broader,
and
firmer
foundation "for " corporate/'developments. , <; records for .the third quarter and the first" -nine • months T and
other home
instrument sales, the record pace being set by
Through its affiliates and licensees serving the7Common Market 7 ;
Net profit for the three months: ended Sept/29-rose 19.6%
to
NBC, and the increased profitability of various other major RCA
as
Well
as. other, parts
Of. Europe,
a
greater participation ••in /, $8,251,460 ■ from $6,898,741 in the corresponding period a year
divisions. Continued progress
is being made in the reduction of
7 European
Industrial^expansion was • accomplished.. :
V/T/-7 ^earlier. Earnings in the latest period -arekfequal)/to7;3T Qehts*^'
data processing costs through increased computer-oales and rental
Resistoflex manufactures ' high temperature, corrosion proof com¬
common
share
based
«n
the"'26,260,*752
shares
outstanding 7 oh
Jncome. /jpHLiv
7, //,
V
ponents for the aerospace field and chemical and process industries.
,eept. 29, compared with 27 cents a share on 24,738,900 shares a
7/7 77-~7
'
,"RCA home instrument sales rose 36% • to^-ft-..new aU-time. »high
year ago.
;.
7 .
///';
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in the first nine-months, paced by a 110 %zgain,;in .colqfc^qteyjiskjn
^
.
*
Sales,' earnings
-
,
the
in
$6,200,000,
of
ings
or
tnird
1961
32 cents
quarter.
Sarnoff
General
Dr.
and
snare,
a
and sales of $368,300,000
orders
President) 7*
Gentile-,
M.
and
be
about
$2,025,000.
/
7. 7
.
t
,; /
..
'
30; 1962 all reached"
vended June
■••..
//;/ I;
'Z:/77'
'
Engstrom said in a joint statement
profits achieved" thus far; this year
net
—.
-
-
.
•
.
"
...
,
'
;
T
-7^195/^597;
196,
p.
-
1
radios and
V,
—V.
.
Consumer interest in RCA Victor bla.ckrand-white
'Victrola' phonographs continued on a rising scale.'"
1494. - "V
7/-'/ ' . VZ'Z ./ '"/•./V*/7®/ "
'
Inc.—Earns. Up 66%^
Rainbow Photo Industries,
'
ended
1962,
30,
June
has
President,
Falk,
Jack
:
were
Inc.—Sales Up 11%; Earns. 16%—
Sept. 1,
1962, were 11% higher-than in the corresponding-period last year,
Ford Bell, Chairman, "and - Alf L. Bergerud, President,
said in the
quarterly report to shareholders.
Earnings for the second fiscal
quarter were up 16% from a year earlier. '
•
1 •/.—
■
Sales for the quarter amounted to $77,185,360 against $69,447,066
last year.
Consolidated net earnings for the quarter were $651,640,
or
88 cents per share on the 737,873 shares outstanding (including
32,500 shares to be issued in connection with the Snyder trans¬
action h For the same period a year ago, earnings were $560,698,
equal to 80 cents on the 698.173 shares then outstanding.-:
For the first half of the fiscal year sales were $148,440,636, up
9% from a year ago when sales amounted to $135,945,760.
Con¬
solidated net earnings for the six months increased 11%V to $1,204.095 from $1,081,334 in the first half of the preceding fiscal
year.
Per share earnings for the first six months amounted • to
$1.63, as compared with $1.55 a year ago- .
..
;
The current year's figures reflect the operations of Snyder's Drug
Stores, Inc., since April 3, 1962, the date the chain was acquired
by Red Owl.
"
'
*
;
'
■■■■■:
Shares
outstanding increased due to <• conversion of debentures,
stock options exercised and the Snyder stock exchange agreement.
"Results to date are in line with earlier ^expectations .-and- are
encouraging
in view of competitive conditions," Red 'Owl said."We continue to expect that the fiscal year's operations will show
improvement over last year."
'
;
Radio Station KRSI, a wholly-owned subsidiary, recently acquired
24 hour FM broadcasting and background music facilities, and also
inaugurated its full-time AM broadcast schedule.—V. 196, p. 220.
Owl
Red
of
Stores
for
the
three
ended
months
.
■
Inc.—Reports Loss—
Y., manufacturer
Corona,-N.
-
...
of audio equipment and acces¬
loss
8% decline in sales and an operating
for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1962.
Net
sales
totaled $1,385,450
compared with $1,512,809 for
has
previous
A loss
incurred
reported
an
period.
12-month
of $61,592
an
was
.
sustained for the-year. In
"
'
the
,
sales
his
Renwcll Electronics
quarter
fiscal
of
1962,
quarters
Astron
continue
miles
of
Corp.
will remain
will
ooerations
of
at
a
division
its
plants in
Scranton.
the.
new
Jessup
and
Archbald,
and
r
a
'• -"77 ~'
"Richardson-Merrell's /program/ of
partof
•
Net
.
/''.^7-
' -7 '
7
Operating'expenses
„Net income before taxes
Taxes /Federal', State
Depreciation
Net working capital—-4
-——.—
606,408
—-—-
,
1961
:
,
the
•1
145,058
'1,949,235
•
-
i
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■
••;■■■
Cleveland,
$3,918,306,- with
/
/ to
include
Results
1962
}
when
Rusco
r
witli
this
real
Industries
.
plants "in
is
..
-are
/>/• «'»
/.
-
aV manufacturer
Ohio,'
V"1
.
Florida--and
also
It
tary;
electronic,
construction
it
Net
began
he
increase
an
TTie
company's
of
$2,488,009
net
amounted
to $1,343,000,
$1,055,000 earned in the
-27%;"'Sales-14%—
or-14%/_
x
-
/
1
profit -aftert taxes, Mr.
an increase of $288;0OO
1961
fiscal
year.
of
against $1.08
outstanding
effect
to
.share
previous
Profit
,
(
•.
52
for
the
stock
fqr
the
fiscal
split
1Q62
year.
before
ended
year
ended
before.
i;he -end
in September,
fiscal
year
Earnings
of
shares
the
1962,
1962
share,
per
///;/ ;/,/ V.'/■/
28,
:1962,
Provision
fiscal
Year
the
fiscal
based
giving
amounted
tp 01 cents
cents for the
72
to
'"rJ
as
for
rs
compared
Federal
compared
July 729, 4961.-i-V. 196,
p.
$2,778,000
with
with
104?/-.
.
•
-
*,•
for
$2,165,000
-income
tax
operating
assets
of
:
has
Actan
It .also
American
Stock
Exchange,
has
7777/77
.Z:Z
to
manufacture
and
President,
sell
of Sealectro,
founder
under
said
the
products
the
it
the
assets will be
direction of Michael
and
expands
Sealectro's
by
larger
resources
10
and
of
years
was
'•'
"ConheX"
subminlature radio fre"Deltime" magnetostrictive delay lines,
manufactures
connectors,
..-ti
the
"SealectroboaTd,"
for
board
tion
a
panel circuit -selector programming
computers, tesf equipment and mass produc-
c
In-
the
earnings
•
with
use
lines.
first
of
half
/' Seligman
'
of
$2,486,805
1962,
and
reported record sales
respectively.—-V. 196, p.
and
792.
& Latz, Inc.—^Nine Months' Report—
Period Ended July 31—
Net
Sealectro
$248,902,
1962
7
sales
•Income
1961
$31,041,047 $30,087,411
before
Provision
'
•
Net
inc.
(based
•;
r
r
—V:
Fed.
for
after
Earnings
per
1,263,991
&
Fed.
&
1,428,866
foreign
income
taxes
500,000
475,000
foreign
income
taxes
763,991
953,866
$0.95
$1.20
share after preferred dividends
.757,100 common and class B
shares outstanding July 31, 1962)
on
common
106,
taxes
p.
684.
,
Serve!, Inc.—Acquires Sonotone Stock—
See
Sonotone
Corp. this issue.—V.
196,
p.
1287.
Silo Discount Centers, Inc.—Record
This
ings
Philadelphia
for
Sidney
the
A.
nine
company
months
Cooper,
has
ended
President,
reported
Sales, Earnings
record
sales
July 31, 1962.
stated
that sales
for
and
the
earn¬
Continued
on
nine
page
48
.
;7,
7'
"'7
three
'
and
-i
an¬
the
coaxial
•
.
:f
Elec-7
$1,110,000
•
'7/
7 7 7: z
■;
equipment/
electronic
of
the
' /
amounted
against
as
at
each/year' after"
7
income-tax
July
previous
year.
$1,435,000 for the 1962
f°r the
year
at
-
Federal
the
weeks
the
shares
,27% ^pvei7 the
7/
per
share,
based
upon
outstanding
each
fiscal
year," amounted to $1.37 for
as
-reported,
Rousso
or
?'■}/
1
.*
Earnings
a
1967.
.
1961,
'/
said.
backed
grams.
-
and producer. of
•»;
products of-the mili¬
fields.—V// 196, p. 1287.
sales of $20,883,000 for the 52 weeks ended'July 28, 1962.
reported by this apparel and - sportswear manufacturer; • according to an announceemnt" by Eli 'Rousso, President/ This -compares with net sales of $18,395;000 for
the year 'ended /July 29,
end
-
Sealectro
division
a
Actan's
quency
owns
were
;
i/:7Z7'
recently.
acquisition
us,"
sonsv
•
,
z/iz
i
-
acquisition appears mutually beneficial."7 : Z '/' / / //
currently produces precision programming switches, current-sensitive "relays, and frequency-sensitive relays. Sealectro is a
leading producer of M'Press-Fft." Teflon terminals," Which are used
.'-in -most of the nation's missile, rocket, space and satellite pro¬
'
gdass
and/marine
Russ Togs, Inc.—Net Up
-
and aided by our international marketing background,
be-able-to expand its design facilities as well as the marketing'
7 area for its products," Mr. Silberstein continued./"For these rea-
7
-
$262,-
will
Industries-, 7a: developer
three-dimensional/fiber
and
the
on«■
.
core
to
7 -7
•
experience,
.
>
Raymond -Development
6.2%
in
1
of: metal; doors" and'windows
Canada.
the
on
Actan
/ -
Teal
;
estate
in
California, .end through j a wholly-owned /subsidiary, dt
manufactures fiber glass/products; in Israei and is establishing a
/plant there to..manufacture windows' apd /do0i«7
/-»
/ru-'..'
t
Rusco Industries on Sept./48 announced plans td combine with
:
manufacturer
Silberstein,
-'Actan,
;
; '
of Madera Rusco only" from March T,
estate' property iin -California; was-, acquired/: /
31, 1962.
operations
July
; /z;:
smaller
share
'■
.
current president.
Sealectro's
family
of
products
to
include five major members and, for a modest investment, pro¬
vides jus with the technical research advances developed by Actan,"
Mr.
Silberstein
said.
"These
may
be applied advantageously
in
our
compatible operation, and appear to be extremely promising
Report—"7;.
.
standing on
.
Sept. 29 rose
earlier/' ;
7 ' V
year."—195/p.
listed
as
"This
■ 7.v;:/7/'-.'7;
/
not- applicable because of
the. change in the company's-fiscal year.-\
^
r;/7V/.
Net - earnings ..per: common: share for. the. six-month, period, are.
»
12
cents
based
on ,-the
4,385,730 -^shares of common (stock - out^
.
ended
year
change
acquisition -of
and
Grundfest,
v
years
the
operated
••
5;;
Ohio company, has reported- total revenues of
net, income of $170,208 for the >six-month period
'.ended July 31, 1962.
>
Comparisons- with-previous
a
the
Corp.—Acquisition—
diversified
William
•
This
t
with
this,
developed only
$0.36
/7/v''77;7,//7/,7:
/;/'7
of
end
7 research,
:
7410,357
year-____'_i__i_i__7_l7 r> $0.50
Rusco Industries, Inc.^-Annual
months
$246,877,255
Sealectro,
'•'--,$4.58
7
outstanding during
t—V. -194,- p. 1951.
the
on
a
7/
$21,323,153
123,431 /; plants hi Mamaroneck, N. Y., and one in Great Britain.. Its sales
'.volume Is currently at an annual rate of $4.8 million. For the past
/ two years, Actan has been engaged principally in basic and applied
«7
.»
_—"?.4381 ,"W9
equity
the
-
or
B.
nounced
102,912
•
Shareholders' equity per ■share-ia/i/_-"4i---/''V
'$6.48.
J Average number iof shs.- outstdg. during year • 565,679
v.Net income per average number'of shares / < / .< • /.
Shareholders'
:
from
This
.
'
2,664,526 / 1,261^72
284,438
{148,645
.v'
is
accordance
Sealectro
251,557
"
321,970 /
i
4
from
-
$7,355,744
-7. tronics, Inc.,-New Hyde Park, N. Y., a privately owned designer,
6,993,208
developer and producer of electro-mechanical switching devices..
$7,713,845
7,044,955
income
Net
7
l^62
sales
.increase
$22,895,759,
presently outstanding.'. The. 6.2%, increase- in
largely the result of
conversions
of
Scott's
//••// ''/'/z: '
///;/• zz."'"7 .Z-,"/;//
nine
for 'the
r':. Thomas
.
'-7 ; Year Ended June 1—
upon
few
is
totaled
for 1961 have been cor-7
7// *; -- 7
/■■- .7 //
McCabe, (Chairman, said the third quarter produced
•.record shipments of Scott's, sanitary paper'products.
•
'' ■ •/:
.
'-"'New products continue to make excellent progress,". Mr. McCabe
/ said,- "but I am particularly gratified by the gains recorded by the
company's traditional line of products, .as reflected in these figures.
"The outlook is for continued good business at least
through
to other
expanding distribution
$91,761,324 from $83,839
■ 75.
ings of affiliated companies. Earnings
respondingly adjusted.
///■ '" -v
•.'■/
.
-
year
will
be-on
yJ: *_
acquisition
the
company
.
Rudd-Melikian, Inc.—Annual Report—
-:i
J.,
of
will
emphasis
7.4%
a
.
income
accounting practice adopted
at the end of 1961, net income-in 1962 includes undistributed earh-
.
in 8outh Hadley Falls,-Mass.
become
northeast
N.
-
I-n
is
to
:
net
year,' equivalent to 85 cents a share
then outstanding, or 80 cents
debentures.
Sales
...
international expansion. Richardson-Merrell now
.'produces and markets ethical drugs, proprietary drugs; veterinary
drugs,- fine chemicals, and plastic packaging.; Products are sold
7 in 124 foreign markets.—V. 196, p. 1349.
7/j' I 7/7, 7'
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Newark,
East
•'
This
shares
shares
common
3%
..'265,452
,
France, which is MILA's primary marketing .area, the business continued as at present/;wifh Richardson-Merrell hoping to /
in technical researoh and product development. Richard-
The
and its subsidiary, Skottie
Electronics,
Inc.,
in
Jessup,Pa.,
plans to merge with JEtenwell
Electronics Corp., it was announced on Oct. 10.
The surviving corporation will be Renwell Industries, and head¬
Astron
'
-"7,
-
.
months,
shaj-es
of
«
.
,
diversification and
-
third
of several million ■•dollars.
range
•European markets.
1961, Rek-O-Kut
loss.
the
lotion6;
and a
suburb of Paris. Annual
be
fluted
Rek-O-Kut was
running ahead of the previous nine-month period in sales and was
showing a profit, Mr. Silber soid. ■<
•'
1
"Volume
was
off
$200,000
in
the final quarter,
due to the
depressed audio equipment market prevailing in April, May and
June of this year," he reported,—V.
190, p. 2243.
of
the
son'-Merrell's
operating deficit of $105,690.
to shareholders at the company's annual
the «nd
products include ;pharmavariety of 'hair, and scalp
,
:
,
At
•
a
of
" number
nine
share.
earned' -last
-
contribute
message
sequent operating
in
are
In
.-
•will
'
•
meet¬
ing, Rek-O-Kut President George Silber said the downturn In the
nation's economy—"the effects of which were felt throughout the
audio industry"— » was
responsible for the sales dip
and con¬
In
for
manufacturing facility-is located in Blois, a
• •
Rek-O-Kut Co.,
This
shampoos
formulated
ceutically
';
first
a,
//number
scalp
problems; hypoallergenically compounded creams, milks, and
and medicated soaps. - Company headquarters are in Paris
■:
sories,
'through' pharmacies. "■ Major
field
care
.
the
cents
86
.
cents
Red Owl Stores,
For*
pharmaceutical, com-
French
a
MILA
•
per share. This compares with fiscal
earnings of $60,534 or 18 cents per
in net income and 22% in sales. • :
A.;
S.
The acquisition- was effective -Oct. .5, 1962. • - ' /
manufactures and sells specialties in the skin and
pany..
quarter sales increased 9.4%
;.899 in 1961.
for cash of a
the acquisition
announced
has
'
144 "and
Sales
Third
in: MILA,
interest
majority
-
announced that" sales'for fiscal 1962, :
$1,974,435 with earnings of $98,988 or
1961 sales of $1,62Q,share, an increase of
662/3%
.7
v:
V
Mr. Falk stated:'. "During fiscal 1963, ,we anticipate continued
improvement in sales and earnings." t
1 '
7•
The Rainbow President predicted
further expansion during the
coming year in three major areas; direct 'pick-up and' delivery Of
film processing and photographic
supplies to drug, camera -and
variety stores, mail order, whichr offers a national scope-of opera¬
tions and an opportunity for diversification of product, and third,
rack
merchandising
of -the.-firm's " "Poly-Pak,"
a' polyethylene
bag containing film and. a prepaid mailer for processing.—V7 196,
p. 581.
'
'
; '/- '•
r.l'.V,, V
'
30
,
French po.—
Richardson-Merrell lnc.—rAcquires
Richardson-Merrell
•
•
.
volume.
receiver
7: i.-.'-K
■
Volume
196 " Number 6203
(1557)
,The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
9
'
"
•
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
announcements
International
grouped in
are
two
5.25 %
separate
the
In
first
indicate
we
dividends
the
all
Share
Telephone
preferred
Telegraph
&
(quar.)
Corp.
convertible
preferred
convertible
preferred
(quar.)__
series
B
KVP
.
Sutherland
Extra
:
,
Kansas
Name of
Steel
Acme
6%%
-
■
(No
5.75%
preferred
Plastics
___l_
Airkem,
Inc.i' (stock
share
of
shares
64
B
Class
A
Albertson's,
A
A
New
Shares,
Two-for-one stock
3%c
convertible
Brass
-"26c
12-26
25c
10-20
-I $1
10-16
___/
10-
•'
10-31-
10-
5
12-14
Bailey Selburn Oil
11-16
4Vic
11-13
11-
____
& Gas—
Aircraft
Beech
&
Best
Corp.
Booth
Fisheries
4%
Corp.,
Inc.,
Bowser,
$1.20
preferred
Brockton,
$3.80
Taunton
Steel
1
1
Gas
12-1
15c
10-31
Crushed
&
11-15
11-15
12-
1
A
;(quar.)
(accum.)
11-
1
Central
Power
12-15
12-
4.20%
3-
1
10-15
30c
10-
1-
1
11-
1
10-10
to
must
for
5
:
Company
Combined
Paper,
Electric
6%
preferred
Consolidated
(3-for-l
Nunn
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-15
11-1
10-19
'•••
Crown
Cork
Cuneo
Press
Dennison
8%
&
Seal
Pall
Mfg.,
Real
10-15
10-
2
Phillips
Denver
Union
Diversified
Estate
1
12-
1
11-10
Stock
I0f31
Oilcloth
10-
Pittsburgh
9
10-15
10-
9
10-29
Plume
10-11
Extra
L-i.
Dominion
Drexel1
&. Coal
Industries
Oct.
11-21
$2.50
10-15
5%
4%
12-
7
11-14
Pratt,
75C
11-15
10-15
11-
31
Assn._
11-
1
1
10-15
10-19
10-10
R
12-
1
11-15
Rap
5
83Ac
11-10
10-31
10-10
.>■: $lOc
Plate
Class
•
Stock
;;
10-15
Class
10-31
10-15
Class
B
11-
1
10-19
53A%
series
11-15
10-19
40c
12-
1-
1
12-
1
12-
1-
1
12-
11-
1
10-12
7
will
C
tlOc
$1.50
10-12
10-
10-31
5
10-30
10-
25c
8c
5
i.-v
10-31
10-19
12-
1
>
(quar.)
-
$3.75
(quar.)
10-19
American
10-31
10-19
American
15c
Mfg.
dividend)
preferred
12-
3
11-15
5c
62 Vic
62 Vic
50%
3
10-31
10-
1
11-15
10-19
11-
(quar.)
$1.21
1
Can
(quar.)
:_.
for
Folding
Machine
10-31
10-10
Republic National
1
10-18
Rhodesian
10-12
10-19
subject
Dec.
(Dallas)
Rose's
Inc.
(quar.)
f;
;
Communications, 6% pfd.
Equity Corp., $2 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Executive
Exeter
Equipment
&
Hampton
$.0105
12-
7
.
10-26
15c
: <
10-15
50c
(quar.)
to
approval
14)'
10-31
10-15
12-
1
L
.
9-28
9-28
11-
2
5C
>
(quar.>i.i.^_i.__._
10-15
10-
2
10-15
10-
9
R
10-22
10-15
14c
11-
10-19
1
County
Trust
(Stamford,
40c
Farmer Bros.
Extra
Lii
Federal
National
Mortgage Assn.—
Increased monthly
Ferry Cap & Set Screw (resumed)
First
National
(New
First
Iron
Jersey) '
National
Bank
(quar.)_;
Real
Estate
Motor Co.
Custodian
Franklin
National
Quarterly
Frost
Bros.,
■'>
;
-
"-r
12-17
11-30
5c
10-15
10-
30c
Trust_____
5
11-
1
10-23
75c
v
10-
9
12-
11-
1
2Vic
(quar.)
10-15
10-
11-
Springfield
Star
Co.
(stock
Goodyear Tire &
25c
Gorton's
of
Gloucester
Gould-National
Gould
Union
from
-
class
Co.
(-quar.)
Stock
Roe
Stein
Roe
Both
32Vic
of
20c
7%
Town
Hamilton
Series
Gas
Tudor
City
11-30
Union
10-24
Union
10-29
U
S
10-31
Trust
10-11
Series H-DA
(quar.)
ICC
(George
A.)
&
Co.
•
_^
Co., 6%
preferred (quar.)
Corp., -common (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)_____
;^___
4Vz-%
Investors,
Inc." (from
vestment income)
_:
net
-
-
5
pfd.
(Md.)
25c
12-
1
11-13
Ames
34c
12-
1
11-13
Anchor
preferred
11-
9
Class
10-15
10-
9
1
preferred
preferred
Inc.
(common
11-15
11-
1
10-
8
10-25
10-
8
11-30
11-
9
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone
50c
10-10
Amer.
11-
1
10-19
11-15
10-27
Westgate-California
11-26
11-
Weston
10-15
10-
10-29
11-
10-24
5
in-
this
9-27
•
ment
10-26
deposit
10-5
plus
11-
1
10-10
10-17
25c
10-31
10-15
4c
10-20
9-29
2-15
I—
receipts
>—
—
(George),
10-10
10-19
10-
>
11-
10-15
1
4
B
$6%
class, A
pfd.
10-16
9-26
$2.60
preference
11-15
10-16
Class
C
25c
10-31
10-12
Armour
42%c
11-
1
10-22
Arnold
11-
1
10-22
11-
1
10-22
Arrow-Hart
$1.31'A
11-
1
10-22
Artesian
Aro
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred. (q.uar.)
j_:
preferred (quar.)
White
Stag Mfg., class A
(quar.)r_:
6%
Class
B
4Va%
preferred
/
15c
$83Ac
(quar.)_;
__:
_^___:__4____"_
(quar.)___-
_r_v_______
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
10-
10,-26
10-12
11-30
11-16
10-19
10-19
1
deposit
of
nine
pence
38%%
(interim
receipts
less
equal
Food
Associated
Products
1- 1
11-15
Asssoctated
Stationery Supply Co. (quar.)—
Truck Lines, class-A (quar.)-^—
25c
11-15
11-
1
7%C
11-15
11-
1
12-
1
11^19
10-17
9-28
10- 9
1111-
1
1
9-28
10-19
10-19
10-19
12-
1
10-19
10-15
9-17
10-24
10-15
10-15
11- 1
10-11
9-28
9-21
10-
1
Stores
(quar.)
(quar.)__
——_
-
5c
-10c
13c
17 Vic
10-17
10-25
9-28
10- 9
11- 1
10-19
10-15
10-1
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)
Atlantic City Electric,
common
(quar.)_.___
4%
preferred (quar.)
;
30c
12- 7
10-26
34c
$1
10-15
11-1
10-11
(quar.)_^——
$1.18%
,11- 1
10-11
Associated
-
10-15
12- 1
10-10
10- 5
11- 9
11-27
Associated
11-15
11-15
10-10
British Income
about $0,055
10-17
11-15
5c
20c
$1.12%
10c
$5c
$62Vic
$65c
$7Vic
35c
12Vic
20c
60c
433/»c
9
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
12- 7
10-31
10-15
11- 1
to
1
1
$56'Ac
t72c
$7V2C
37Vic
share)
1
1
10- 1
11-
1
pay¬
1-
12-
10-30
12-
Industries—
Electric
on
preferred
11-
12-
$1.12y2
7%>
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
Hegeman
Water,
10-25
$$1.50
'
;
11-15
$$1.12'/a
;
—
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp.
per
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Constable
Tax
$83Ac
4% %
?
Co.
American
20c
(quar.)_
A
participating preference
&
Associated
at
(quar.)__
9-28
10-15
10-15
+70c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co., Ltd._
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)_
—
Anken Chemical & Film (quar.)
Ansul
Chemical
(quar.)
Appalachian Power, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Applied Arts Corp.
Argus Corp. Ltd., common
(quar.)
$2.50 preference A
(quar.)
$.085
(8c from net invest-
Corp.,
Ltd.,
10- 5
10-18
10-15
Ltd.—
$2.90
12-31
$3.50
12c from capital gains)
10-31
11- 1
10c
$30c
ment
income
12-10
.
Class A
time)
Wellington Equity Fund
'
15c
"
Ordinary
$1.4334
omitted
10-10
12-20
10-15
10-10
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
$1.37'/2
payment
10-19
52c
40c
B
15c
___________
50c
50c
—
10-251
income.
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-30
3%c
$.004
' v
(initial)
Stores
class A
14C
:
9-20
12-15
11- 1
10-19
$1.75
50c
—____
(resumed)—_
Clayton &r Co.
(quar,.)—
Anglo American Corp., South Africa—r
1
11-15
(quar.)
Products
2%
(quar.)_
10- 1
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
60c
Co.,~ com.
.
50c
Anderson
12-
10-29
10-15
30c
23c
l__
(quar.)_.
10-10
1
Corp.,
12-15
12-10
•
11-19
Lines—
Department
15c
(quar.)
Power
10-
35c
30c
(Galveston)—,
5c
(quar.)
preferred
30c
!____
10-19
$1.12Vi
President
preferred
7%
,
1
Co.
—: '
—
(quar.)
Vitrified
"
^
12-
plus 16c
(quar.)
Viscose
(accum.)
(Australia)
Co.
10-31
5
$1.0743
Insurance
Fire
Gas
American
Qr
$6
9-28
:
American Smelting & Refining—
5%
1
$1.75
(quar.)
3c
$1.50
Interchemical
International
Unit,
11- 5
v
Paper
&
American
Mexico
12- 1
10-15
'
10-15
Class
Loan
de
1
$i3c
Pad
11-13
(increased)
10-31
10-15
,
Extra
1
;
11*15
11- 1
20c
Natural
American
12-
4%
10-
(quar.35c'
Bay Co._.i.__-_-l
10-16
12 %c
Securities Corp.
10-31
31'Ac
-
11-
American
3
(Baltimore)—
5c
•
12-
11-13
;—
3c
Heritage Industrial Corp. (quar.)
Holly Stores, 5% preferred (quar:)
from ordinary
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Peninsula
5% %
VTR,
(quar.)
Hudsons
1
Funds—
H-C7
Hormel
11-
5c
12c
J.)—
22c
Insurance
National
10-15
Fund
10-22
11-30
97%C
N.
:
income
(quar.)—
11-
Fund
11- 1
12-10
gains).
National
Y.)
1
__1—_L.1'
11-13
11-13
12- 7
,
25c
pfd.—
quarterly and
dividend)
investment
1
(quar.)
Ninth
Carbide
534%
10c
(Newark,
$1.06%
capital
12-
Inc." (increased-quar.)
Acero
Time
Upper
from
:
12-17
3%
12-10
12-10
12-31
25c
(monthly)—
Corp.
Quarterly
10-19
11-15
28c
(quar.)_^
net
net
11-15
(quar.)_
Balanced
from
11-
dividend
11-15
5%%
Hagerstown
are
Co.
& Country
de
11-23
gains)-^
5%
(quar.)
Co.
accrued
19c
Lj__—____i_L
Corp.
preferred
Tubos
8c
Co.
of
payment
$25c
dividend)-
Fertilizer
10-19
12-14
30c
54c
27c
4 % %
15c
•:
—
quar.)
Products
Insurance
American
10-22
10-22
16c
10-19
11- 1,\, 10-9
11- 1
10- 9
11- 1
10- 9
10-22
10-11
32%c
Furniture
Home
American
—_
Stock
Farnham
Electronics
Tamar
22 Vic
A
investment income plus
capital
2
1
1'
40c
______
(quar.)_
payments
Summers
10-31
12V2C
*
11-
,
(Mass.)
Farnham
&
&
Stouffer Foods
3
10-20
(initial
10-15
9-28
10-11
10-15
11- 1
11-26
.
(increased)—
$.2656 V*
^____
dividend
Stein
12-15
,
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Shares
(quarterly
Industry
net
5%
Batteries, (quar.)
Properties,
Grand
Growth
Co.
Time Finance
11-
$1.37Vi
(quar.)
dividend),
Rubber
Gas Light
Market
Stock
Gilchrist
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Spencer Shoe Corp. (stock
10-15
•
;
1111-
25c
Ry.
5.44%
Therm-O-Disc,
(Long Island, N. Y.)
preferred
10-15
1
20c
;
10-25
10-30
r
lOc
..
(quar,)__
___—
5Vi%
10-15
45c
Funds
Eank
10-19
'10-19
30c
-.
Morristown,
:.LL
•_w_Lfc._
>
(quar.)
Security First National Bank (Los Angeles)—
Quarterly
L
I
Shaer Shoe Corp. (quar.)
Simms (T. S.) & Co., Ltd., $1 pfd. (quar.)
Southern California Water, common (quar.)
preferred
(6c
(N.
12-21
20c
Francisco
«
(quar.) J
Franklin
5
11- 5
of
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light
Ford
1
11-
4<j*'
_
11-
6c
(quar. )_i._r
_____■_
Power—
American
12-31
(quar.)__
common
4%
Conn.) —
Quarterly
—
American Mutual Fund—
t
share¬
of
11- 9
11- 8
10-16
31V4C
6Vic ;
$1.56%
Factors, Ltd.
from
(quar.)
Louis-San
414%
Fairfield
%
common
$0.0118
16c
:_
12-14
r.
^
Machine & Foundry—
preferred (quar.)
American Metal Climax, Inc.,
4%%
11-16
70c
(quar.)
Electric
Stores,
Class
30c
?*, ■
Quarterly
-
(monthly)
1- 1
12- 1
11-30
11- 1
10-31
50c
f
(quar.)
J.
common
(Initial
;___
10- 1
10-15
11-16
American
Trust, Ltd., Amer. Shs.
of
approximately
41.9c
payment
share
per
holders
a
Bank
Selection
(Final
,
10c
.-
(dividend payment
the current quarter)
:
11-1
11- 1
12-10
75c
10c
45c
—
;
Co
Electric
American
Industries, Inc.
omitted
stock
I;
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Distilling (quar.)—___:
American
10-19
11-15
Can
American
10-19
11-15
10-20
10-31
11- 1
10- 1
9-20
10-15
10-r 1
$25c
$56c
12%c
(stock dividend)
American Equitable Assurance (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
—
American Fire & Casualty (Orlando, Fla.)—
Quarterly
:
—
3
12-
10-15
933/4C
Cement'Corp.—
American
3
12-
12-24
37Vic
(accum.)___
(quar.)
common
12-
12-24
37Vic
40c
dividend!
12-24
$6.25
New
10-12
1
,
.
American
Old
10-26
11-
;„
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
American
10-31
5%
'
(quar.)__
Co.
.?
10-15
50c
(stock
Corp
Gamble
1
20%
—
11-
/
Rubber
Book
Additional
11-30
11-30
v
■.
Scale
$1.25
2
(NJ)-—
dividend
&
American
10-31
1-21
10-18
10-18
10-18
2%
20c
30c
.
(quar.)
Biltrite
American
/
22 Vic
12-30
10-19
75c
19c20c
—
Cd." OfTJanadar-L;"°r'*"t>U
preferred (quar.)l
4!%% 2nd preferred (quar.)j:_
■
4 Amalgdthated Sugar,>'<5% preferred (quar.)-v^
Amerada
Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
10-17
•(;*••?55c
2%
:
Bank
9
11-15
11-15
11-15
35c
—
—_
America,
of
Co.
preferred
10-31
11-
(s-a)
1st
11-15
1
11-
4.75%
preferred
,
11-30
10-5
10-19
Recording Equip¬
(quar.)
Inc.
,
<
(quar.)
preferred
B
Foods
10-31
12-
5%
$25c
$25c
$$1.433A>
dividend
32'/2c
?
10c
47Vic
$3
Aluminum
4%
12-11
10-23
11-30
r^,
(initial).
Aluminum
10-17
25c
;
2nd
Reece
St.
Electronic
&
Stock
,
Natohal
:
Chemicals Corp
Bacon, Inc
&
10-23
10-23
11- 1
12-21
12-21
.10-15
11- 9
50c
SI
$2
(initial)
"A
Alterman
i
-
Eagle,
Gas
Alloys
> Allyn
H- 1
11- 1
;
10c
5c
7% non-cum. preferred
Allied Stores, common (quar.)
7
10- 4
.
ment,
7
1-
.10-19
—
Alden Electronic & Impulse
$1.12%
$1.12%
3%
Trunk Line Co., Ltd.—
Alberta
11-
9-21
10-15
(quar.)_
Inc.
dividend
5
1
12-14
10-1
10- 3
Ordinary
RR.
Southern
Inc
Homes,
10-15
" :
V
Alba-Waldensiam
Albee
"v
10-17
(auar.)
Great
,
10-11
10-15
10-25
10- 1
11- 1
>....
preferred
6%
5c
9-28
11- 1
9-28
5c
-
Alabama
Holders
12Vic
:
—
(quar.)
B
10c
Glass
11-
12 Vic
dividend. -If approved payment date will be
Nov. 30 to holders of record Nov. 9)
Duriron
Company
(quar.)__
i
25c
<quar.
State
10-31
$10c
(quar.)
100%
'■
A
When
Payable Of Rec.
SI
(quar.)__
(quar.)
3.90%
10-10
$30c
(stockholders
J\
933Ac
class A
Heather,
f.
V
8-31 •"
10-26
^
Chemicals
&
Extra
10-15
11-
(quar.)
10-16
' 11-9
rV/'.'Jvv^
6c
10-22
Corp.
Class
'
'
'
-
"-V-v-;-::
income)
Products
20c
Fran.)
(San
>
10-19
-12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
10%
10-15
10c
11-15
$0,008
10-25
8c
10-25
18c
11- 1
12V2c
11-15
5c;; ,10-15
(s-a)
—
investment
Products
11-5
(quar.)
proposed
a
11-
3
(quar.)
(Memphis, Tenn.)
Inc.—
(stock dividend)
Alabama By-Products—
10-15
Per
^
——-
—
Fund,
Control
10-20
\
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)___
Air
v
$1.1-2%
;.4_
^
Corp.
Air
10-15
1
•;/
(quar.)
"
4
10-25
1
1.
-
preferred
(quar.)_
Read & Co. (stock
$4.84
3
12-
$1
Corp., Ltd.
12-
1
______________
Producing Corp., 6%
pfd.
Puget Sound Power & Light
12-
11c
(quar,) _"____
on
2
Inc.
R.)
Corp.
(From
1
11-
Corp., common
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Proctor
11-23
(quar.)
Enterprises,-, Inc.
vote on
1
1
dividend)
___
Steel
Doughboy
11-
50c
(quar.)
A
Atwood
Polaroid
1211-
$2
pfd.-
11-15
11-
(quar.)_-
Bank
Trust
&
25c
25c
Linoleum
10-19
$1.20
dividend. _~_J
Stock
17'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
•
&
10-15
-
(quar.)
(quar.)__"
dividend)
1-
(stock
_
(A.
; AffiUated
10-19
(quar.)
Plainfield
11-10
10-15
(quar.)
Industries,
Dominion
1
10-31
15c
5c
7'/2c
- •
3c
12'/2C
Share
(quar.)
(quar.)i
Extra-
10-15
(quar.)___
Quarterly
(quar.)
Yard
Adley
10-15
11-
(initial)
(quar.)
class
Pneumatic
Investment
Stock
1
12Vic
7 Vic
(quar.)
U
:
Pennsylvania National Bank &
Petroleum
11-15
20c
A
10-10
25c
i
Ltd.
(N. H.)
12-11
12-14
12-14
12-21
. .
,
•
Fund
Adams-Millis
less
(quar.)
Gas—
Lines
^
Sales
Corp.
Airwork
(initial)
&
—-
of Company
Trailer
AMT
.11-30
$1.10
com.
<
.
17'Ac
'' 6V2C
30%
-
v;-'
;
,
.
AAA
"
;
(quar.)
Howell &
B
12-
25c
(quar;)__-.
stock
^
(quar.)
Shoe
Corp.,
20c
(quar.)
class
debenture
Denver
new
National
Class
$1.50
Co.
10-26
12-10
11-
pfd.
(quar.)
Building
Co
Peterson,
split)___.
Inc.
v
Name
11-16
$25c
(quar.)
Leather
10c
(stock
preceding table.
.
<
60c
Publishing
11-
1
$16c
^____
Electric
Railroad
Orpheum
Pacific
(quar.)
Lines
1
12-
11-
Industries,
Bush
Ohio
...
Crowell-Collier
7
12-
U\*
4
l-for-70)
:
Financial
Co.,
>
7
10-15
11-16
$1
Hampshire)—
Transportation
11-
•'
'
2'/2%
(Cleveland)
(Scranton);
Northern
$$2
(quar.)
stock
Continental
1
;
Investors
State
Northwest
Building, Ltd.—
Consolidated
12-
52c
;
(Okla.)
1
give
we
Abrams
preferred
Trust
10-31
;
(quar.)
$5c
(quar.)^________
Bank
Northeastern
11-15
(quar.)
(New
7
10-31
$1
A
11-
!
Tulsa
preferred
11-15
12-15
$1.05
stock
class
11-13
1
40c
A_______
Co.
1
'
weeks and not yet
11-13
3
12-
35c
4.80%
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
*
Common
York
New
3.75 7o
company
prior
dividend. vAfAA'fA
(quar.)
Shoe. Machinery
Concord
Realty
11-15
(quar.)_
Locks
City
Process
11-15
(quar.)
Class B
Compo
3
12-
Common
notify
stock
plus
^
&
11-30
;
the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
Below
35c
of
National
$15c '
15c-
Nov.
G.)
Bank
4Vi%
12-15
de Co., Ltd.A—
"transit Freight
'Aberdeen
(quar.)
-
Power,
preferred
„
$15c
—
___
&
Stockholders
12-
10c
of
10-15
12-14
—_—
6
J 5c
.
1'v; 'ViS;'•.''•'
New
•9-28
-
$10c
Quarterly
Collins
1-15
,
11-
$60c
(quar.)
•;
•
10-19
$1.25
(quar.)
or
2-1
$1.75'
(quar.)
(quar.)__i_^______
National
12-24
50c
(quar.)^____
Co.
National
9
95c
(optional-cash
10-15
$1.44
4.40%
1
3-15
(quar.)___'__.
Light, 4% pfd.
preferred
(quar.):__
City Stores
12-15
1
V. 10c
4.50% -.preferred
10-19
$1.75
.
Co.JIJ>__-_^J_,_i____:L
Canadain 'Arena
2
(quar.)
& Co.
(Arthur
Meyercord
11-20
$1
Lfd.,"fcommon_'Ii:^^-____v
Foils;
Class-
3
1-
; 11-
.
(interim
payment
income tax )__*:
Monongahela
10-31.
25c
'
(quar.)
;_
Co., common
Cut Stone
12-
$1.75
10-25
10c
$10c
Canada
14c
$1.50
v..
i.
(Oscar)
10-31
5c
11-15
>
(quar.)_;
B
Ltd.
10-19
50c
a
$1.75
Cement
9-29
Yardley
('■
income
Ltd.,^ class
Holdings,
Mayer
11-15
(quar.)
Portland
,
Mareonf International Marine Communication,
;
-
-
California
Canada
10- 15
Yellow
gains-
Co.
Corp,- (quar.):
-Magnetic Metals Co.
'*■
11-15
(initial)^.-
common
Castings
31'/4C
(quar.)__.
6%
Co.,
.
'
;
investment
capital
Class
11-15
12-
(accum.)
preferred
Buckeye
12-
$35%c
_
__
1
,
15c
common
net
Maceo
•
3
10- 8
$31 Vic
(quar.)_
$1.20 preferred
1
11-
10-25
,_____i___
preferred
11-
4c
1
' 12-12
investmenfc income)——
from
Admiral Benbow Inn
McKee
•
,
Brooks,
11-15
11- 15
British
" 11- 5
3C'
(quar.)___
Company
(quar.)
Inc., new
Bobbie
11- 30
11- 15
V<A'
1
.'
,
5%
preferred I (quar.)
53A%
preferred
(quar.),
Bearings, Inc. - (quar.)_
10-20
I
MRA
11-16
12-14
__.
;;;-Aa
11- 10
11-30
12-27
"
payment
"certificate of participation."
(increased)..
Lunkenheimer
10-10 Y
10-15
25c
Physics & Science Fund,"lnc:-~~7;
Quarterly
.'\ \
8
8c
8c '
V'
10-16
—
pfd., Amer. dep. rets.
(Semi-annual payment of 3% less British
Income tax equal to approximately $.041
per
share)
Wometco Enterprises, class A (quar.)______
Class
B
(quar.)
:—__—.'xj—'v
Stock dividend on class A & class B__
5
22 Vic
_•
from
10-15
12-7
.
Atomics,
/■):
B
from
12c
v
25c
(quar.)_
10-
9
8c
$2.40 preferred
(quar.)
2 Loblaw, Inc.
(quar.)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund—..
10-10
■i 2%
-!_•
(quar.J____
(quar.)_
11-13
10*30
■
~
__
___
common
preferred
Foundry
12-10
(s-a)__^.
Texas)_L_
Company (special )!____;.
Agrochemical (stock dividend)
Milling
(quar.
Arkansas, Louisiana Gas,
Atlas
Class
11-20 ;10-23
"
(Waco,
10-
10-31
'
Aluminum
&
•A
10-19
8c
—
:t
(Quarterly
11-15
—
—
Fund—
Woolwortli
A final liquidation
3
27c
._
Arizona
90c
10-
::
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
(monthly)
Stores
Wolverine
10c
1
Amoskeag
Arizona
10-15
$.03'/4 V;
split:
5
10c
;
#,•
Inc.—
quar.)
Insurance
authorized
(company
Corp.
10-
15c
(quar.)__.
Lear-Siegler, Inc., common (quar.)
53/i% ; preferred (quar.)
Cos./ class A .(increased),
.
Power—
American South African Investment
Life
10-19
'
_
(initial
Building
& Co.
Loblaw
quar.)
Business
Amicable
10-26
11-10
Broad
11-13
10-12
11-17
7 Vic
Stores—
Electric
common
1
6c
&
11-13
12- 10
10- 15
Share
'
'
(quar.)—
Inc.
Monthly
Monthly
12- 10
$3.50
,
11-15
11-
:<
1
.' 50c
(quar.)
Quarterly from net investment income
American
10-31<
12-
7%c
10-26
70c
of the fund is expected
next year)
'
-V;*"'.
Kratter
Corp.,
class
A
(monthly)
Kroger Company, 6%
pfd.
(quar.)_
v
7% preferred (quar.)__.
'_
1
7%
preferred (quar.)
"
11-15
-
10-26
Stores,
Winn-Dixie
10c
of $3 to each
i v
class
(qu&r.)__
(initial
American
T"
every
and
(quar.)^__j_iii;j;^ii;l.^-
Inc.
Department
Class
for
common
A
Ihc.,~ class
Mills
.10-19
Kostin
—
Control Co.
Ames
common
B
(quar.)
Allied
10-31
5c
;
eutstanding________
of America—■'<* A"
Co.
Allied
10-15
dividend)
class
Parking
Airport
•___-_
11-30
11-30
35c
(quar.)________
Paper
Kavanagh-Smith
' Kayser-Roth Corp.
(quar.)___
;" Extra
Kennedy's, Inc.,- $1.25 pfd. (quar.)________
,
at
payment
shares
common
10-15
;
'■ "
class
of
1
1
11-
♦1.62%
-
•,
11-
$1.43 %
10-26
$1
Paper Co.
__i
City Life Insurance (quar.)
Kaufman
Holders
Payable of Rec.
V Share
(quar.)
common
on
time).
Admiral
One
preferred
(quar.)
action' taken
this
;-.AAA
Company
Co.;
11-30
$1
__
(quar.)
:____
payment date.
When
White
$1.31'A
Kalamazoo
Per
Name of Company
Wisconsin
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
.,
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
,
.___.
4%
an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show
the payments previ¬
When
Per
'
.
4%J
,
tables.
"
,
Name of Company
9-13
1
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
fc(1558)
10
'
$1.20
California
Common
10-
5
10-15
10-
1
\r. $1.20
preferred
1-15
12-31
$1.24
preferred
2%
11-15
10-20
$1.25
preferred
10c
11-
1
10-15
$1.32
preferred
5% '
'
11-1
10-15
——
'
11-
30c'
2
Assn.
Insurance
Prints
SteeF
Automatic
5c
■
preferred
Avco
10-16
,4,
10-31
10-16
15c
10-31
(L.
&
S.)
Co.,
y
$34>/2c
10-31
17 %c
11-20
10-26
'.10-
35c
10-31t
5
10-19
Oil
Canadian
10-31
$1.12'/a
7Vfe%
preferred
Baooltt
Bacardi
T-)»
(B.
Corp.
(quar.)
______
Baldwin
(quar.)—___
Corp.
•
Piano—
1
,
10-10
"11-30 1
10-10
-
,
$1.50
6%
(quar.)
$1.50
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common (increased)
22c
I'm. preferred
(quar-)---—
——$1.75
4'i?
preferred (quar.)—-4-—-———"...A:
$1
4V*% preferred (quar.)
:
___
$1.06
Bank bf California
(quar.)
*
40c
Bank of Nova Scotia (quar.)
55c
25c
9-23
11-1
preferred
preferred
Extra
t
(quar.)__
_______
——
Stock
Life
dividend
'
———
.
National
Bankers
._
Insurance
r1Vz%-
___
<___
preferred
(quar.)__.
15c
.
_________
of
reclassified
will be
The
dividend
stock
50%
class
'A'
'A' and class
stock, class
common
will
holders
to
common
Central Coal &
.Central Hudson
Central
Central
<
1Q-15 j
; 8-31 ;
,10-15
,11- 5
/ .• ..44%4
9-29
11- 9;%
..
in
U.
.
.
%
.
Chase
.
-
,
currency)
Frocks
(increased
Co.,
% 9c
27Vic
$1.25
$1,469
$1.50
5%
preferred, (quar.)
57aV preferred
(quar.)_________________
6%
preferred" (quar.)
Bidpeford & Saco Water (quar.)
Biltmore
Class
Bliss
Ltd.,
Hats,
A
(quar.)__^„__i%-;-T10c
% 'iT25c
common
(quar.)
Bin-Dicator
Co.
Co., $1.8Q pfd. (quar.)
Bros.
Tobacco, com.
(quar.)
preferred. (quar.)____I_
6%
Blue
Bell
Inc.
10-15
10-15
10-30
10-16
11-15
12-15
11-30
11-1
•:
7c
(quar.)
(E. W.)
Blo6h
32c
-
45c
30c
•,
-
••
75c
•
25c
(quar.)_.
»
5%
9-28
9-28
10-15
;
10-
1
10-15
10-1
,
11-23
10-26
10-26
10- 5
$oc
.
15c
10-15,;
•
9-17
10-15
10-
Cincinnati
5%
3
12-
Corp.
(quar.)
1
.
Gas
Electric-—
&
.
'
._i
preferred? (quar.)-'
Citizens
Casualty Co.
Class
11-19
25c
25c
4
-
11-15
V
$1.25
f
10c
..
..
4 4-
10c
11-15
10-31
Corp.
(quar.)_^—__________
10c
Borg-Warner Corp.,
common
(quar.50c
3Va% preferred (quar,)
87Vic
Boston Edison, cominqn (quar.)l
33c
10-29
10-
4
Brooks,
new
(initial)
common
—_
78%
(quar.)
preferred
4,25%
preferred
Bostich,
class
A
Bourjois,
Inc.
Bowater
10-
.'share
Ltd.—
receipts
equal
to
12-
about
1
10-10
Colorado
10-15
10-1
Colorite-
11-
11-
1
Pioneer
Brandywine
New
Mines,
Raceway
Breeko
Ltd.
10-
Columbia
50c
93%c
(quar.)
iree
of
Canada.
4'T6%v preferred
Union.
Steel
serial
6%
ere
Products
9-28
pay¬
Additional
;
common
30c
dividend
Quarterly
10-15
"11-
:
•*
1
11-
5c
9-14
10-
10-15
10c
(initial)
-
(quar.)
preferred
Co._
11-
8
10-1.
1
9-28
10-15
15c
(quar.)—
15c
1—
;
10-19
Stock
Natural
(G.
1
4 30c
2%
Rico
$4c
common
(quar.)____.. 4-4 4Qc
(quar.)!-^^™.^^;
$1.37Vi.
Assn. (Toronto)
(quar.-)4 'J $50c
C.)T Ltd. I (quar.
$2.06
preferred
preferred
4
55c-
(quai\)
$2.04
12-15
(quar.)
51 Vic
4 ,5ic'
*
-
(Calif.)
Bullock's,
Bullock's,
Inc.
(quar.)
Ltd.,
class
Class
11-14
$2
10-15
$1.90
preferred
^(quar.)__
9-28
% 40c
Morrill
&
Burroughs
Corp.
Mills,
Co.
(quar.)
Inc.,
A.
(stock
Hat
dividend)-,
Corp.
,_1
2
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Consolidated Edison Co. (N.
5%
preferred
(quar.K
10-15
10-
1
9-28
12-21
4.12%-
preferred
(quar.)..
4%
*11-1
IK 1
12- 1
11- 1
11-1
10-
B. (quar.)____^_
;
%
Consolidated Freightways (increased)-—-—
Natural
Gas
1
10-
,.
,
5
Class
^
3-15.
Consolidated
6-28
6-14.
Consolidated
Consolidated
Royalty
12-
3
10-15
11-
2
9-30
1-4 10-
11-
1
Extra
Oil
(s-a)
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
Consolidated Textile. Mills, 5% pfd. (s-a)__
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class A____
31Y4C
12-
1
11-15
Consolidated
Water,
common....
I—--.
20c
"
104
10-25
10c
-
$50c
$12c
" 20c.
•
5
9-30
10-15
10-15
,
r.
—_T_
5C
10-15
-15c
5
10- 5
1
$50c
,
10c
11-
Ekco
9- 7
t
.
.
10-
CTS
Industries
Corp.
^
Ltd.,
Electric
$3 preferred
2__
i5C
10-15
common....
6,% convertible preferred (quar.).:
10-
1
"
12Vac
(quar.)_
Calgary Power,
California
(quar.)
10420
fi5c
10-15
^9-28
9-17
Copptructlon
Consumers
$4.50
Power—
(quar.)_—
75c
11-
I
10-15
,
Design,
Power Co., .common
preferred
$4:53- preferred
$4.16
preferred
4—'
Inc.-(initial)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)— _____:
(quar.i_^—______
10*25
^
(quar.)
—
___—
9-28
1
12-15
>
tlOc
11-
7
10-12
4
10-15
9-28
tddf.
in-15
-$15c
11*
1
10-15
$37y2c
11-1
10-15
,10-15
9-27
:
'•
T55c
12-14
11-1
t20c
10-15
9-26
$1.75
10-15
9-26
"
'
——
-
!
1
10-
11-15
3
12-
3' "
3
,
j
4'"
11-15
12-
2%
11-15
3%
10-31
40c
10-15
15c
12-
12
I'
:
•
_T.
9-14
________
7c
Ltd.,
12-14
'
IOC:
1
4
-
,
10-12
10-
8 '
1
10-16
12-
1
11-15
.10-15
5%
10-31
2%
10-29
$15c
—
10-31
10-
5
493%c
10-15
10-
5
9-28
;
.44-..87 y2c
$13C
11-15
37»/2c
10-10.
10-25
10-15
—.
(accumulative)
10-10
10-25
$1.12 y2
(quar.)__—_—
10-31
-
9-21
7
12-21
•1-15
11-20
1-
6c
—
——
Corp.; new common
1
*
11-30
11-
25c
(quar.)
(ipitial).Z-
■
10-16
IVzC
common
Co.-*-
10-26
15c
dividend)
(quar.)—
r>a rjp«in"rs
10-
11-
10-15
"11-15
7c
(stock
Ipc.
11-15
1'
7c
___j.—___
Canada,
;
128c
?—-r-——
dividend)
?!
11-15
$10c
(quar.).—,
Co., Ltd.—
■%
9-27
10-15
.
;
4%
10-29
11-15
$60c
J17y2c
15c
(initial).
3%.
dividend
1-15'
11-20
.
:
12-15
31 '/4C
"
11-23
11v
9-28
10-15
10-10
135c
11-20
10-19
1- 2
-12-7
- -$1.13.
1-2
,12-7
$1.04
1- 2
12- 7
Class
.
9-09
10-15
9-29
$$1.50
A
10-15
9-29
A
income
capital
10-
3
$1
10-15
10-
3
1
10-
1
;
10-17
,25c
5%
11-
10c
10-15
10-15
10-15
9-28
'
,
12 y2c
'
11-
$1.12 y2
11-
1
25c
12J/a%
—-—
—
$1.16%
$i2y2c.
7
10-15
11-15
11-
1
10-22
5
10-15
,
1
10-
1
•<;
-
"
10-15.
10-20
-
9-22
45c
10-19
9-14
-
35c
10-31
10-16-
:
$12y2C
10-31
9-29
68c
10-19
9-20
of 21c from net in¬
plus 47c from long-
gains—,___—
,
10-15
10-
10-15
12-
1
10-
1
3%
—
9-28
10-
10-19
21V2C
-----
———
,
''
5%
:
(quar.)——_:
vestment
10-17
10-15
10c
Co.
Energy Fund, Inc.—Annual
distribution
term
10-15
'
dividend—
Mfg.
1
1
11-1.
,
22'/2c
—
Inc.
Homes
11-
11-
10c
$1.75
$1.50
.
(quar.)
(quar.)—4
Employers Group Associates (Boston) (quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products Ltd.—
'9-28
10-25
10-15
$$1
Corp.,
Emhart
*
$60c
Co:.,
-
8
7Vic
Cap
States
11-30
12-24
$$1.75
.
—
(stock dividend)
Elmira & Wilfiamsport RR. (s-a)
Emco,
Ltd.. (quar.).—-a—
11-15
1
Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.)
Bakeries,
.
10* 2
1
12-
37Vic
$l;l2Vi
9-28
12-
Inc.
t.i
9-14
'
10-16
—
Electronic Corp.
2
12-
10-15
4
10-31
J42y2c
Products
Stock
9-28
"
CMP
tl7y2c
4.12c
(quar.)__
Co., common (quar.)
4Vs%
preferred (quar )__.
—
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America (quar.) —
Electric & Musical Instruments, Ltd.—
American deposit. receipts (final) „
—
Electronic Communications, Inc.— ~
Eichler
11-
Paper Corp., Ltd. -(increased)
Royalties
(quar.)__
_i____
2%
10- 5
1
15c v" 1Q-31
57Vic '
11-15
10-
10-26
—
Class B (quar.)_—
—
Edison Sault Electric (quar.)
.
x
,$1.03
$1.31Vi
(quar.)——
9
Vv.'/Sil"
class: A
$7 pfd., (accumulative)
$6 preferred
(accumulative)
Economics Laboratory, 1pp., common
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Ed-U-Cards Manufacturing (stock div.)
Edgcomb Steel of New England, Inc.—
Eastern
5
11-
10-
S.
10-18
10-15
Ltd., common (s-a)
participating preferred (quar.)——
Eastern
,
10-5
10- 5
1
4
9-28
$$1.25
Participating
:
$1.25
4"
:
5%%- preferred
Consolidated
v
"
Y.)—
3-29
22»/2c
(quar.)_2__
4
9
10-15
25c
\
M.),
1-
11-
"
10-22
121/4C
preferred (quar.)
Eastern
9-20
11-
' 47Vic'
-
25c
4
—
(H.
10-20
'25c
.
(quar.)__
M.)
10-16
25c
—
common..
'
Byer-Rolnick
1
1
.
Terminal
Extra
11-
12'%c
(quar.)
Common
Byers
1
.____
Common
Bush
1
11-
$17c
(s-a)
12-
$25c
;
A
j.
2
9-28
10-29
Ltd.
East Kootenay Power,
,
1Q-11
•
11-
50c
-
.preferred (quar.')_
8
1-
1
4—
clr.sj A (quai'.)
Natural Gas—
Stock
*
10-15
10c
—
:
B
Burnham
Burrus
(initial)——
10-
Corp., Ltd.—
Freres,
Pen
5%
1
1-10
10-15
$4
(quar.)
of
Duro-Test
'
7VicZ TQ-30*10:12,'
4 4 4", :y 4^ %
. v '
. 4.
_
•■.
11-15
11-15
;
%
11-
1
9-28
10-20 "
12Vic
•
* 4
'
"
Gas,
Life
•
"
Buffum's
(monthly)
G5!.
Duro
10-15
$20c
Duquense
$1.50
preferred
--
.
6
(A final
—;—
split—
(initial)
preferred
Dupuis
9-24
,
-.4
10-31
10-2&.'
8q
'
_4_
4
•
10-15
"$8c
Ipc.
Light & Power—
% %"
preferred (quaX.)___^______________
$2.20
5
%
—
rets.
:
$4.50 ; preferred
$3.50
10-19
11-
.
25c
(quar.)—
preferred
du
4 9-24
6
11- 1
' '4
Ltd.^______4_-
Puerto
Pont
7»/2%
11-21
9-24
4
12-
$1.31 Vi.
.(quar,L,4-Z-~—^
"Fund
12- 1,;,
11- 1
15c
''4
___
du
■
11-15
i5c
7i/2c
International,
Dunhill
.
10-
45C •:
,.
1—_———
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
—
Dunham-Bush Inc.
(stock dividend)
4
9-27
10-15
271/2c
Milner
Dumas
10*19
10-15
10c
Compapy
Ducommun,
1
1
10-
.
10-29
two-for-ope
preferred
44.4-. 44%'"'.
approval, of
Connecticut
11-29
35c
>
Conn
9-28
10-
to
International,
Theatres of
5Vi%: preferred
9-28
10-15
35c
(Subject
.
___—t
Confederation
10-15
10-15
10c
..
9
10-15
55c
(quar.)
A
.1
10*
.
10-19
:> $50c
25c,
Dreyfus Fund (from net investment income)
Du-Art Film Laboratories, 6%
participating
1
11-
10-31
2% 4- 10-29
.
(initial)—:—
——Drew Properties, class A (initial monthly) —
4.
Class A
(monthly)
;—4_:
10-19
10-16
11-20
33c
:
(quar._
dividend——
Class
10-10
1
*
Doughboy Industries, (stock
Dow Chemical Co.
(quar.)
10-17
11-15
Stores
(quar.)
common
Drever
10-12
11-
5c
(stk. divd.)
& Chemical
Tar
posed
.
1
10-22
11-
14c
Dominion T'extile, Ltd., common—_—._—-—7%
preferred (quar.)
—
Donnelly (R. R.) & Sons—
Stockholders will vote on Nov. 12 on a pro¬
New
9-28
10-12
$1.19
.
:
Common
10-11
11-
11-19
10-26
(a capital gams distri-
Dominion Stores, Ltd.
;
10-10
10c
nv
(quar.):
;
preferred
Dominion
10-10
equal to approximately
Bridge Coi(
.
Coipmonweq-lth International Leverage Fund,
Ltd.
x_Z_^
Concord
/ $26c
—
preferred
7%
1
10-25
—
Anglo Investment
Extra
44?
10-10
--
freducedi
—
Dominion of Canada General Insurance Co.
Dominion Dairies Cq. Ltd.. 5% non-cum. pfd.
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)_—
2nd.'preference,
(quar.)—
Dominion Glass Co.j; Ltd., common- (quar.)
■
1
11-
50C
——
Inc._
Fund
&
Dominipn
-
Electric—.
the Illinois Commerce Commission)
5.25% preferred (quar.)
4
11-12
'
preferred
Forge
4',Stock
Commonwealth
'
Dominick
Dominion
?
11-
$1.25
fiscal year plus 2V4C
investment income)
Dinettes
Mines, Ltd.
5%
$1.37 y2
.____
Commonwealth
(extra)__
new.
Southern ..Ohio
44
10-17
11-30
(quar.)_____
convertible
.
1
share
per
;—
Machinery
&
Commonwealth
(interim
9c
(quar.)
Budget Finance Plan,
Buffalo
11-
10-15
Dome
1Q-10
11-15
-
$1.06 Vi
;
Commerce Title Guaranty (Memphis) (quar.)Commonwealth Edison,.common (quar.)_____ "
5
12-15
__
(quar.)
1
t$1.57
Ltd.—
Gas
9-27
t$l,50
income 'tax)
Br Owning-Ferris
Buchanan
10-
1
$$1.19
approximately
Bond
Brooklyn
10-
11-
Dixie
;
'
1
10c for the
net
from
3
10-
v
of New York.
Ltd. Amex dep.
payment of 7%%
bution of
'
10-
—*
(quar.
——
Dividend Shares,.Inc.
»
preferred (quar.)__^_____r____
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_;
r
2%
preferred (quar.)
British Petroleum, Ltd,—
American
deposit receipts-
Brooke
10-15
tl21/zc
Ltd.
;_.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
of
10-15
;
11-
Ltd.—
Co.
preferred
ment
11-15
5
4
Corp.—
(quar.)
4.65%.
11-20
25c
Telephone
Pictures
Cq.,
10-10
6c
75c
Sons
&
Corp.
10-10
10-15
•;
:
(quar.)—±
Corp.
dividend
Distillers
10-10
1
10-15
93%c
Inc.__l—.
S.)
(J.
1
11-1
11-
5%
National
Discount
■
,,
4 Vi %
11-12
12-
(s-a)
43/4%
'
11-21
11c
$1
Hydraulic (quar.)____
Bristol Myers Co., 33/4% preferred
British Columbia Forest Products
6V*%
9-28
quar.)
Bridgeport
6%
10-25
,
Dillon
10-10
11-
$1
(increased-quar.)
Co.
10- 5
1
11-
$1.06
40c
Light
10-31
v •
$1,12
Co.
Bros.,
Stock
12-6
11-1
•
8c
27Vic
(quar.)
3
•
Tunnel (quar.)____
(quar.)——
Small Business Investment Corp.
Finance
Dibrell
StQck
11-15
31 Vic
(quar,)
preferred
Gas, $1.25
(quar.)
System
12-
$1.20
1—
——
Canada
Diamond
"
10-19
10-27
9c
3
12-28
17V2C
_____—_______
(Initial)
Giorgio Fruit (quar.U
Dial'
;
3
.
(initial
Industries
British
$20c
(s-a)
Di
4%'%444'.!''4;44 :-4y
1
$1.07
11- 1
10-15
-4
$1,17 4; 11- 1
10-15
6%
$1.50 p 11-1
10-15
Combined Insurance.Co..of America (Chicago)
44 4 4 A* "44
4
New common ;(initial)_
4_____^_.
%• 10c . 11-, 9
10-26
Commerce Clearing House Iquar.)_4_4__4___
8c
10-24
.*9-28
Commerce Drug. Co,' (quar.)_
10c
10-16
9-20
10-12
Assn.—
Engineering
&
preferred
Columbus
9-17
10-26
(initial)________
common
Braun
Oil
Gas
$4.25
'n':r ~25c
from
Plastics
Columbia
V
V:
-
13-14
,
(quarterly
4.
Columbia
(one shilling per
15c in Canadian
(quar.)_4
inc.
Fund,
income)
11-15
10-31
Bralorne
ment
-
&
Edison
10-15
1-1-
4 4%44-;4?% 4.:%:-%",4 %'-••••
v
- • 50c
11-15
$1.12Vi12-31
10c
11- 1
invest-,4.".,.
(quar.)
12-
Inc., 5V2%
&
Power
Developers
5
_____r_
(Jane),. Inc.
Colonial
10-10
15c
$1.07
(increased!
Products Co.
Colby
10-10'
1
1
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
5
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)__—__
American deposit
Bowman
Common
4
12-28
50c *
r
—
Valley Finanoial Corp.
Mines.
Ltd.,
common
Detroit
5
10-
11- 5
7-Vic
& Mahoning Ry. Co. (s-a)
Electric Illuminating—4%.4
Cleveland
1
10-10
1
1- 2
1111-
$1.19'/a
;
(quar.)
Paper,
"11-
Denison
11-15
10-25
-
$1.50
Cascade
*
4: 44- 4
.'16 4" 10-15
B'
12Vic f
Boise
•'
,
11-30
10-15
Clearfield
1
Park
Delaware
\
10-15
•
>
'
i
(N, Y. \ class A______
% 1-31 \i
42Vic
4
8
10-
1112-
(quar.)
Co.
Detroit
10-10
1-10
10-31
■
10-10
11-
10-19
25c
pfd. (quar.)
Baking Co. (initial quar.)
Delaware
' -*
Common -(increased
quar.).__
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.4
6 "
11-
Stero
1
3
$5c
25c
$30c
—,
i
(increased)
Phipps Stores,
Deer
,
.9-17
«'
.
(quar.)—__4_
Vilbiss
Dean
10-11, ,
10-1
1- 1>
65c 4 11-15
10c ' 10-15
5o 44,1-15
Quarterly.-
___
Co.
Corp.
$4.80
De
9-29
y
:
City Investing-Co., common (quar.)
City Title Insurance Co.«,(N. Y.); (quar.)___
Bobbie
11-15
1Q-1S
10-5
10-19
-
'
10-31
-4%.* 10-31
10-26
$10c % 10-26
11-
15c
.____
H
4,2
4
12- 1
T'r-
$1.12V?
>
2
,
10-10
11-15
v
$4.24
<.
2
;
,
5
Churchill
9-17
% 9-25
9-19
10-15
Fran.)
$4
,
.
i2y2c
preferred (quar.)
;_
preferred
(quar.)—4
—preferred (quar.)—
—--—:
Dana Corp., 33A%
pfd. (quar.)_
—
Daryl Industries (quar.)
Davenport Water, 5%%
pfd. (quar.)__
5%
preferred (quar-.)
1—
4
Dayco Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)———
de Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd.
Deferred
shares
(interim payment of about $0.64
per depositary share)_
—
1De Soto Chemical Coatings—
V
Common
(quar.)
4
——
—
4%% preferred A (quar.)
*;
f
9
11-1'T
-4-4
.
10-
10*
.
10-19
Bpnnets Raceway, common
Extra
1
10-19
$1.25
41c
6'Ac
5c
Blue
11-
9-28
;
9-11
Y.) —
N.
4Vg%
10-31
t
11-15 r
9-28
,,
11-15
10-18
10-15
10-15
1 10-15
; 10-15
10-20
____
,
quar.)—
(quar.)
common
11-30
28c
10c
4%:.
4
12-31
__
.
12-20
Pass
Power & Lightt—
preferred (quar.)_!
Dallas
9-28
-
1-15 :
.
•'"■4%",
4.-4"■'■47''' 4','44
4-.4,•.4'''
Quarterly from net investment income_44" '
5c " 10-15 4 9-26 '
Chemical Products Corp.- (stock dividend)
4%
5%-4% 11-12 4 10-15;
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
'
f4 <■
4Vi %. preferred (quar,)—'__
$1.12,/2
10-15
9-30
Chesapeake & Ohiq Ry. 11
f
,
'
'
„ ,
3Vi%. preferred (quar.).
4 87 Vac
11* 1
-10- 5
Chiqago, Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific RR.".4ib, %':4'4y;'%7444' 4
-4
5%
preferred A (quar.)__„„______4__%^1 :b'$1.25 ;4 11-21
11-2
Chickasha Cotton Oil (increased-quar.)____ iq ?>. 30c *"■ 1-2-63 . -12-19
Quarterly ___^—
30c
4-2-63
,3-19
Quarterly —4
r__A
4____:
____!
■
*30c 7-2-63
6-18
Quarterly
430c 10-2-63
9-18
Inc.'—',;.;
Plains,
(White
Co.,
A
Daffin
IK 1 2
11-1510-15
33c,.
_—
.
%r
'
f
3c
*
Manhattan Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)__—
Enterprises, Inc., common_____4__
Cpmmcn
Chemical Fund,
1
9-28
v
,
10-3,0
1-
10-15
25c
5c
(extra)--(quar.)
Coal (s-a)__
International, Ltd. (quar.)
Class
9
10-
10-15
(quar.)__
'
9-28
(Helene) see Helene Curtis Industries
Curtfss-Wright Corp.fc common (quar.)_——
10-15
',10-31
Chemical
•
-
■
v
.
2- 8
11-21
,
S.
Gas
11-15
^__
(Chicago)
Bank
1
; Curtis;
$20c
:
.%y'.:;'y4■4:44„:';V-'Z'
4
___4_4___„____
37Vic : 411- 1
;T0-19
35c
11- 1
. 10-19
Central
Valley National Bank
(Oakland,
'.%%%
.4
•.
' .
California) (quar.),_____^__'__
1
30c ; 10-15
10-. 5
Century Acceptance Corp., common (quar.)_ "
7c "10-15
10* 1
Stock dividend
2%,
H-3B > 10-3Q
70c preferred (quar. >
___
'17 Vic
10-15
10- 1
Champion Parts Rebuiiders (qua>.)_
'
6Vic.
10-24,
10* 5
Champlin Oil & Reaping (quar.)
.
25c
11- I
10-1Q
•
Berkshire
10-15
9-14
v i
Central Securities Corp.—
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
$1 40 preferred (quar.)
,
,
Benguet Consolidated, Inc.—
"
<25 Philippine centavos equal to about $.04
Kansas
National
11-
(quar.)
A
(inltial-quar.)
National Bank (San
Hinds
Nest
.
Central Aguirre
v
'B'
known as class
Berkshire
Crush
4_
(quar.)
y
ll'Ac
Properties
Crompton
11- 9
—' V 25c
11-9
10-19
:. ";':'.y
."y"-,. 4
'
(quar.)_y._j_________%__i-__
- 25c
,10-31
10- 8
Sugar (reduced)
30c
10-15
9-28
Coke (s-a)._-l_._-%%_;.4 v,''.TOc ,, 11- 1
*10-15
Gas & Electric (inoi';-quar.)
>;4 27c
11- 1- ■ 10-10
Power, 4%% pfd. (quar.)__ ;;;
$1.19 4; 10-15
9-29
5%, preferred
.
Present common shares will be
'B' common.
*
(common.
9-28
(incr.-quar.)___2__:;'2
-
Tractor
9-28
9-25
10-31
;;V
-
10-25
12-12
Crouse
:_
Corp.— v.'y
•
in
class
Extra
1
32 V2 c
12-14
Ry.—
,,
10-
10-15
•4
.
10-15
10c
Crow's
11-
,18c
Light, common—
3
6c
35c
9-29
-
(quar.)
("stock dividend)
Cassiar Asbestos, %td. (quar.)___
______4_
;
10- 5
& Ohio
10-
10-10
1
9-28
-
-
5
10*25
11-29
10-10
■
4_——,
—4
10-
20c
(quar.)__
——
Crocker-Anglo
1
42%
—,
10-31
12'/2C
Cousins
1
Industries
Caterpillar
8
9-30
10-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
10-19
1
10c
(quar.)__
Trust
10- 5
11-
5
15c
Investment
Quarterly
9-14
$25c
(interim) __—E—
(B. E.) & Co.;
11-
8
3-
1
10-15
$60c
preferred
4V?%
Cascade
10- 5
.
&
4-
•
3-
10-31'
$1
(Increased)
Reynolds QoyP-, $1 pfd.
Fund—,
Corroon &
1
Co.
Stores
Counselors
11-
.
Carreras, Lt<3., ordinary B shares (a Q.Vn%
payment less British income tay)
Carson Pixie Scott & Co.
•
•< •
-
Celotex
..%V, %
'B.'
be paid
of
*
<
.
two classes
into
9-14
Cornet
5c
(quar.)
Aggregates
11-20
Trust
&
Bank
Investors
of America
Co.
Products
Corn
10-15
•
dividend
Stock
TO-10
.3*. 1
.
preferred iquar.)
_.
20c I
4%
preferred (quar.)—.
_.
.
_.
.
:i.20c
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)^-!'"1
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance (Los Ang.)
%
A 50%
stk. div. payable in class,A shares
Sliares
9-27
12- 7
10-11
10-10
%44 20c '4 10-31 .10-16
1-31
, 1-15
4-30
4-15
9-13,.,
:.
4%'
10-15
Coral
*:
"
$31c
*$45c
$10c
:—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Controls
11-
11-30
.
—
Mortgage
11-23*
$1
—
Continental Motors Corp.
9-28
10-15
4-
of Rec.
—-
(quar.)
Continental
10-10
1
10-15 •'
$37y2c
-$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
Carpenter
9-21 -%
10-19
10-15,
:2%,"4 K 2
i__;—_
12y2c
10-26
Barton's Candy Corp, (quar. )..______
IVac
10-31
Stock, dividend
i
44%vl.%4 % 10-31
Bathurst. Power & Paper, Ltd., common
•
$12y2c4 '11* 1
Class A
—
462 Vac % 11- 1
Baystate Corp.
(quar.)
4
—a.-a.w—40c v 114 1
Beaver
Mesa
Uranium, Inc.u.*
,
2 Vic s 10-15
Behlen Mfg. Co.
(quar.)--—.
-420c
11- 1
Bekins Van & Storage
(quar.)—
9c
11-15
Belding-Corticelli, Ltc.—
'
4, 4 4-'.
.•
■■■■;■■'
7% preferred (quar.)_________
$17y2c
11- 1
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common.,
...
-T5c .124 3
4%
Carolina
•12-31,
10- 1
-TO- 1-*
10- 1 ;
10- 1
10- 5
V 9-29
9-29%
45c
_
Cement,
Guaranteed
-
J.)—
(N.
—
Bankers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Barber Oil Corp. (stock dividend)
Barry-Wright Corp.
(quar.)___;
Common
-
1
10-31
Ltd..- (quar,)__
Ltd.—.
Carolina," Clinchfield
..
10-15
• *1-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
,10-15
10-15
11* 1
6%
Ltd.
Cos.,
Corp. - 4 (quar. )i_
Carlisle
10-
9-26
'.Common..'..: 22_;_:4422^224222i442-4%2244%-42v-:%;:';
Caribbean
1
11-
Holders
Payable
i
<
221/2 c
National
Illinois
(Chicago)
-
$93%C >
(quar.)
"Capital Estates, Inc.4_4—
Capital? Investments, < common
*4;;
1
,
10-31
Vickers,
10- 5
10- 5
5c
11* 1
40c
12-17
10c. j,:; 10-31
'
•_
(quar.)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
10-31.
10-31
$15c
125c
Ltd., com. (quar.)—
(quar,) • __———-
Sugar Refinery
C,
5%
10-
11-
$87Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
1
$87V2c 2
$90c
(quar.):
Imperial Bk. of Commerce
Canadian Industries, Ltd., common-;
Canadian
11-
55c
—
1
Reduced
Continental
10-29
•
(quar.-)—2_
common
General Investments
Canafund
B.
Ltd.,
10-15
1
$$1.06V*
(s-a)
Canadian
10-26
1
10-
11-15
'
•
.
1
10-
1
5c
___44^____:
•
.<
preferred (quar.)—
Continental Aviation & Engineering-**,
;$10c
;_42J4—___
(quar.)___
Canadian
**
4-
America— i
of
(increased quar.)
Common
County
Steamship Lines. Ltd.
Canadian Bronze
2
5% preference
10-1.
"
"
::
—24
(quar.)
B
Canada
preferred ^quar.)
4,j2^
(quar.)
Packers,- Ltd.— '
Class A
10-16
(quar.)____—
common
Ltd.—
Foundries
Class
10-16
10-31
10-
1
11-
12Vic '
.^_______
Red Lake Mines Ltd.*
Soup Co. (quar.)___
Iron
Canada
37 Vie-
18C
Ayres
_2.:
4lA%■ preferred
capital
from
12c.
and
income
from
(6c
10-19
10-31
''%:'/v444
"B"—
Fund
10-31
15c
A
Corp.
Axe-Hough ton
Campbell
Campbell
7c'
1
11-
60c
J.)— (s-a)
(N.
Camp Chemical (quar.)-
10-15
Canada
—
.
pjel, (quar.)—
<
■
(quar.).^w_Cv-44:^4^-44A--r'»4.-4'1
5y«%
,
10-15
10-26
.
(quar.) ____________
6%, preferred B
(quar.)
$i:50 preferred
(quar.)—
Avalon Telephone Co., Ltd.—
6%
10-26
10c
Products, non-cum. preferred
Automobile Banking Corp..—
'v,
Common & class A
—__■___
■
(quar.)i
5c
Automated
11-
\
(quar.)—
When
Share
Company
Corp.
4%
—.—_
—__
Container
10-19
11-15
18%c
%
(quar.)
Fastener
Camioc
10-15
1
Fire
Camden
——
18c
30c *
31c
(quar.)__—%—__2——"
31 Vic
(quae.)
—33c
(quar.)
11-1-
30c
pref. (quay.)
(quar,)———___
prior
conv.
California
11-21
30c
Austin Nichols & Co., common.....
,4__
9-29
12-15
'
93 %c
___„
dividend
10-15
16c
60c
Refining Co., common (quar.)____
preferred iquar.)—
Atlas Life Insurance
(Tulsa, Okla.) (quar.)
Quarterly
Atmos-Pak, inc.
(stock dividend) ______—
Atlantic
3.75%
Stock
(quar.)_
Packing Co.
(quar.) —
Water & Telephone—
%
Fund
California
S. Gov¬
U.
in
Fund for Ipvesting
ernment
Securities
Atlantic
Per
9-24
10-16
2c
,
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Ree.
Monday, October 15, 1962
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
.
(1559)
Per
Name of Company
Stock
4%
_
(s-a)
'
Holders
Per
Payable of ttec.
Name of
__
12-
.
11-
3
2
New
1
_
10-15
10-26
10-11
Grand Unian>
10-26
10-11
Great
1
10-19
9-21
»
Extra
y-
•
Fairfield
Fall
Far
Gas
Farmers
Plan
B
$1.40
Life
Insur.
_____
Insurance
Feaeral
Co.
Federal
N.
Paper Board
preferred
4.60%
Co.,
Common,
5 '/2%
.
Plastics
&
Financial Credit
Financial
10-15
10-15
10-15
A
9-28
;
9-28
5
9-28
;
Harbison-Walker
Firestone
10-
10-31
10-11
Harnischfeger Corp., 6%
60c
10-15
.9-28
Harper
10c
11-
10-19
Tire
11-
7>/2c
'i
9-29
10-
1
(San
10-
1
10-15
10-19
Corp.
(stk.
5
10-31v
10-
11-1
10-19
5%
12-
5
10-17
First
National
Quarterly
•>
Bank
of.Yonkers
-
National
City
First National
First
First
Bank
Credit
Republic
(N.
5c
of
Corp.
Sterling,
Inc.,
(stk.
Foster-Forbes
Glass
dividend)
Co.,
1
10-
ID
1
/
8
/ 9-28
12-
li
Fund
(quar.)
20c'
.
Cos.,
Geduld
10-
10-15
10-26
ao-16
30c
•
12-10
Friendly
Finance^
Extras
12-10
Class
B
(Charles
ClaSs
A-
_
Furness,
&
Co.,
„1
10-17
Monthly
10-31
11-30
Electronics
(stock
Gamble-Skogmo
Inc.
5c
12-31
Gardner-Denver
4%
Co.,
preferred
Garland
-
Class
Knitting Mills, class A (quar.)_
Class
A
(quar.);
Hinde
v
11-
30c
-■
12-1 V
11-15
10-15
•'.■: 3-U
/ $.04166
L_
11-
1
'
2-11
$.04166
5%
,
pfd.
Co.,
90c conv.
(initial)-
Co.
'/
(s-a)
4-
4-11
IT
12'Ac
,
."___
^•A stocks,
holders
/
/
Holly
subject
Oct.
Sugar,
5%
to
$45c
L__;
~35c
/
Home
10-16
Hoover
Co.
11-
11-
■
&
Land
Bearing
(quar.)____
T
1
(quar.)
/
dividend)—
r
4
American
General
$4.50
Investors—.
preferred
^
-v
10-25
;
•Horne
'■■to*-5
House
1
12-14
10-25
12V2C
10-11
10-23
8C'.
•
9-21
of
Co.
(quar.)__
(initial)
-
Vision
Household; Finance' Corp<t;
■
(quar.)
(Joseph)
<1-
$1.12 Vi
33A%
/
2-
12-28
32'Ac
(quar.)
common
preferred /(quar.)
10c
,
La
4 •
10-15
933Ac:
:__•__"
Electric
General
'
(quar.)_
Financial
Corp. (stock
Inc.
(quar:)
General
Mills,
General
Motors
$5
Co.
dividend)
:
.
/
V,;
Corp.—
Precision
$4.75
Public
Stock
dividend
General
Steel
'
-.
-■
11-
10-8
:Hudson
10-
,
Hughes-Owens,
.
Hussman Refrigerator
to
:
Huttig
12-15
:
11-23
'
10-26
4%
12-28
>11-23
approval)
>?"■:.
(quar.)
$1.30
preferred
$$1.25
11-
1
10-10
22yac
11-
1
10-
,
'/T
_i\
8
(quar.)
11-15
32yac
11-15
31'AC
11-15
25c
j.
(quar
$1.00
(quar.)__
preferred
General
$2
—
Telephone Co. of
preferred (quar.)
$2.50
preferred
General
11-15
.
;
preferred
5.16%
preferred
I-T-E
•
(quar.)
preferred
1
(quar.)
$5
Bros.,
Girard
Inc.
(quar.)_
Industries
Girltown,
Inc.,
A
Class
4%%;
preferred
Alden
11-15
Income
1
10-15
Incorporated
1
10-15
Indian
$1.27'/2
11-
1
10-15
11-
$1.25
1
10-15
40c
10-31
10-11
10-31
10-11
"
.
(Five-for-four
class
$1.25
10-31
10-11
$1,121/2
10-31
10-11
3iy4c
10-25
10-10
8C
11-
10-11
12»/2c
11-
;*_
T:
1
1
Industria
10-10
1
(William)
Company
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
,12-26
1
10-15
Insurance
1
10-15
International
10-16
10-10
Mfg. '(quar.):
Goodyear Tire & Rubber .(Canada)—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
I
Properties, class A
Goulds Pumps, Inc., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
L
:
'
"
■
11-
'
1
;
(Quarterly
6%
10-15
Co.
1
A (monthly)
Fund—
class
.1
9-28
of
Stock
(quar.)______
Leslie
11-1
10-15
26c
10-15
n-3a
11-16
75c
12-
1
11-
1
Original
12-/1
11-
1
Original
1-
2
5
10-25
10-22
12-
3
10-15
9-28
investment
preferred
Electronic
International
Harvester
International
Milling Co:,-4%
./International
11-
1 /
10r
Interphoto
•
:
Co.;
Tel.
class
A
Class B
(quar.J__
22'Ac
11-15
10-24
Interstate
Fire
30c
10-15
9-28
25c
10-15
9-28
Casualty
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-28
9-28
10-15
9-28
'"
•
/
1
10-10
10-15
9-14
'•
$1
10-15
9-28
25c
10-15
9-21'
%c.
12'Ac
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-15
10-25
(Blooming25c
(s-a)___
Securities
10-
10-15
11-
17'Ac
;
Department Stores
111.)
;
(s-a)
Interstate
Interstate
pfd.
.
10-10
&
1
10-15
;
60c
;(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_.
10-31
ton,
$37'Ac
'
Corp.,
11-
45c
$20c
3%.
9-12
2
4c
income)
(quar.)
Ltd., common
(quar.)
Research—
10-15
&
•
•
Co.,
common
10-15
9-28
10c
10-15
9-21
2%
8c
5c
15c
Co,
(quar.)
iq
10-19
10-19
10-15
9-28
9-29
(Ft. Wayne)
/
11111112-
25c
-T'A%
87 Ac
60c
;
___
1
10-10
1 / 10-23
1
3
},i
11- 5
$1.10
50c
50c
12-1«
11-16
2-15
1-2-10
3-10
Ltd.—
10-15
$fOc
11 lb
2-15
,
xz
j
Q
,n
B
..1K
12-10
3-10
2A%
____
(stock dividend)
19
9-12
6 /4C
(quar.l
preferred(s-a)
Logan (Jonathan),, Inc. (quar.)
Londontown
Mfg.
(quar.)
Ltd.
11- 1
10 15
11-
lU-lo
12-1
10-15
l\fc
11-15
1
l0'f
in
Island Lighting (quar.) — —40c
Long Island National Bank (HJcksville, N. Y.)
20c
Long Mile Rubber (stock dividend)-2*
Los Angeles Athletic Club
(stock div.)_ —
100%
(Subject to approval of stockholders)
,
Los Angeles Drug Co.
(stock, dividend)
2%
.Louisville Gas & Electric, common , (quar.)
20 V2c
5%
preferred (quar.)_
—-—
31 Ac
1
1
H^c
10c
,r
if
10
in
\
JO-15
10-1
10-15
12-30
12-20
10-1
12 15
1--10
11- 1
Long
\
oa
9-28
10c
6c
(monthly)
-R
(M.)
a
ir>
,
6'/4C
Finance
Preferred
11- 9
10- 5
11-15
Non-callable
Loeb
10-10
*0-10
iO-^
12-14
(quar.)—
Corp. (R. I.), class A
pref.
0-17
10-10
10-10
11-1
*0-18
(quar.)
Stock
1st
1i"1i
$1.12/2
l2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Groceterias,
.
—
Stock
$1.60
1-- 1
1°'10
10-10
11- 1
—15c
(quar.)__
Special
Industries
,0-26
31'/4c
!0-25
25c
12-1
,Z wC
Sic
12'Ac-/ 10-15
/
Insurance
SDecial
Litton
,
10-1®
10-31,
l°-25
31'Ac
—
(quar.)__
Stock
Stock
10-1
/ 9-28
9-28
11"!^
,
,,
Trust
10- J
10-31
10-31
11-15
Little Miami RR.—
pincc
America
Powders
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Estate
preference
Loblaw
$25c
;
.
Printing, common (stock dividend)—
$3 50
Link-Belt
11-
(s-a)__
'.X
Quarterly
Lincoln
M
11-23
common
t
,
invest. ,Inc.)—
(initial).*,
*__*
Lincoln National Life
9-26
Local
net
Co.
Levines, Inc.
Liberty Real
5c
„
$31'/4c
$26'/4c
10c
preferred (quar.)_
class A (initial)
Salt
10-15
$3
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
.12-15
10-11
•
Fay,
10-15
2 'A %
59%c
10c
25c
45c
10c
15c
-/
1
r
dividend)
10-11
' 11-
Corp.—
1
1
/
(initial quar.)_
11-
dividend-T_—
Tel.
4'/2 %
Leslie
1-
0
_•
Corp
Stores
11-
$1
1
.
.
10-10
Fund—
North
Bronze
Co.,
10-15/
(quar.)
$50c
-----
Lerner
Co., Ltd.—
Growth
Northrop
37'Ac
—
(stock
(quar.)
&
Lehign Press
10-10-
11-. 1
H- 1
11- 1
,
Co.
Engineering
20c
common
from
Wilson
Lehman
10-
10-11
;-•
...
net
(from
12-17
10- 5
1
——
Inc.
31'Ac
i,
11-
10-20
•
(quar.)\
dividend
Fund,
11*,1
.
10-25
$$1.11
$$1.04
preferred
10-10
S.A.—
Mexico
20c
:
.
11- 1
11"15
|f!.24
(initial)—
Uc
—
i5c
____
12'Ac
^
Company
25c
___:
A
;r
6c
—
___.
participating
International
;/
10-15
11-
Gas
Institutional
11-
$13c
Inc.
10-10
-
Institutional Shares:
11-
;
:_■■
Goodman'
Gould
Natural
56'Ac
12'Ac
58%C
class
preferred
10-15
;
;
i_
Ltd.
Credit,
11-1 /
:
(quar.)
—
5%
11-26
1-10
1
6%
preferred (s-a)
Inglewood
Gasoline
(quar.)
10-25
12-10
8c
30c
11-
shares
Inland
11-10
55y4c
Extra
12-19
8c
*
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
Inland
"
1
1
Electrlca De
American
10-10
1
11-t
11-15
.,
$10c-
»:
5% preferred A (quar.)—
5% preferred B (quar.)___
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)_
10-13
; 10-10
11-
(quar.)
-$0.5781 'A
L—
split)
Gluckin
Godfrey
1
11-
,rt
10-10
25c.'..- 12.-3T-
.*
(quar.)
Leeds
1'
11-
52V2C'
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light—
'
i
A
10-
v
2.92%
(quar.)__
Parfums,
Stock
10-19
VI1-1
53'Ac
■.
Mills/common (resumed)
preferred
(quar.)_
Common
,(quar.)_-
(quar.)____
5'A.% preferred (quar.)—-.
Layne & Bowler Pump (Calif.)
10-12.
•10-15
51c
;_
^_______'____J_L_
(quar.)
Income
preferred
6'A%
10-15.
•
25c
(quar.)_
10'?8
»•'
;
Laujrentide Financial, Ltd.—
30c
(quar..)_
Head
$1.25
Security .Systems—
Ltd.,
57'Ac
•
Properties;
1111-
8c
Envelopes.
-
:
—
preferred
10-15
3%
;
(monthly)_L_Ls.
Globe
—!]
common
4.70%
1
(quar.)
Globe
1
10-29,.:
Co.—
preferred
Lee
preferred
87'/2c
1
(quar.)
1
-11-
25c
N.' Y.)
Llmitee;
Sessions
Co.—
4.42%
4.20%
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
*11-
15c,
>
10-15
,
11- 1
•
12'Ac
—.—
Bank. (Brooklyn,
$1.80
10-15 /
1
,,
(quar.)—
Lanvin
v12-13
$1.25
L
j:
9-29
10-15
1
Class
I
Glatfelfer (P. H.) Co., common .(quar.).;
4 ¥2 is
preferred, (quar.)Glen
12-28
11-
10- 5
10-30
133/4C
(quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries, common (quar.)
9-15'
>
10-15
$1
—
10-19
11- 1
12-1
/,
Company
&
Larsen
^
(quar.)
12-
div.)___
Group,
Ltd., American deposit rets.
(Final payment of 8V2%
less British in¬
come
tax) '—
:
;
_l
Corp., class A
A (monthly)..
A
(monthly)_i
Lang
I
9-15
•
1
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
X
Co.
Co.,
4.08%
Glaxo
Glickman
10-1&
25c
4.75%-
y
'*<■ -:-
preferred
preferred
preferred
11-
Corp.____
class
Erick
10-12
!______
!
1
preferred
Illinois
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10-12
1
62'Ac
,
B
(quar.)__
preferred C (quar.)!
Gimbel
1
11-
!_
preferred
$4.50
11-
64'/2c
v:
5.10%
$5
10-25
50c
:i
$1.30
r.
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred A (quar.)
l
9-15»
/ 10-15
;
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10-15
t
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class A_
Circuit Breaker
4.60%
*
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(quar.V__L_.T_
(stk.
10-15.
$40c
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:
4.26%
:
Waterworks, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
,
••
$10c
.
;
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11-1
.$20c
(quar. )_L—
National
&
Lamson
Lazard
10-25
62'/2c
(quar,).
General
•
L——■•'
4.96%
4.44%
•
'
Telephone Co.
5%( preferred
(quar.)
12-1
10-26
;
...
14c
27'Ac
10c
class A (quar.)_—,—.
preferred . (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)____—_——preferred (quar.)—
4.16%
-
8c
•
Brick—
Company,
9-28
:
10-15-
$1
i.
(quar.)_
Press
10-15 V
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10-25
1CV-25,
t
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Illinois Power
of Kentucky—
(quar.)
5%
-
&
/•
9-28
.
Co;-(quar.)_^
preferred. (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic
Indiana—
5.20%
-
5%
i
_____;
preferred
Hyster
33c
,
$1.25 -preferred
4%
,
;
(quar.)__
A
preL. Uquar.) _'.
Sash
5 %<•
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.class
B
6.40%
,11-30
30C
4V2%
preferred (quar.).
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
Wholesale
Class
$1.1875
5%; preferred (quar.)--ci.—
General Telephone Co. of California—
preferred
8
u
,
Ltd.—
$1.32
preferred
11-
(quar.)
(Subject
Wares
$4
Power—
.(quar.)
&
10-15
$1.10
>
Lighting
$1.25
(quar.)
Utilities
vfy. :'
93 %C
Equipment—
preferred
General
/
/Houston
10-10
1
*
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar-.)__
General
-
11-
30c
;
12-15
10-31
8'Ac
(quar.)__
preferred
Lamontagne
9-28:
.10-15/
$1
preferred
(quar.)__4.40%
preferred • (quar.)-———;
4%:
•
.
10-26
12-14
•.•5%. '
,
:
$3.75
-
50c
11-20
'
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—
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12-14 / / / Stock dividend—
Lambert* (AlfcedInc.; class- A <tncr; quar.')
9-28
'
General
12- 5
i
_
Cooler
Crosse
Lafayette
10-19X
1 ",x
11-
11-12
18c
________
———
A
9-30
10- 2
9-14
10-15
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series
•
5%
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(monthly)-^—
-
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10-19
2-28
25c
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10c
Inc.
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10-15
10-26
10-24
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'1'
32c
30c
12'Ac
4%
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A
5'A%
■
Gateway Sporting Goods (quar. )i_l^.-w-;.„l
Gateway Transportation (quar.)_____
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Kuhlman
1
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net
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try
3 /
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from
18c
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10-
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10-15
55c
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special
'
9-30
10-15
55c
;
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from net
14c
a
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Knickerbocker Biologicals, Inc.UN. Y.)—
9-28
11-15
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40c
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11-2
1
11- .1 *
12'Ac
(increased-quar.)
(N.
11-
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(quar.)
Co.,
Paper
Ball
•'Horizon
2-25
•'
37'Ac
2'Ac
Insurance
Honolulu
11-23
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of
Oil (stock dividend)
(S.) Department Stores—
Stock
11-30
:
Power
11-30
y,ti\
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9-30
\
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Knape
:
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10-15
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preferred / (quar.)
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&
12-21
-
10-8
1- 8
4- 8
1- 8
15c
*••• .'•
Stock
1
King-Seeley Thermos
(quar.)
Press (quar.)
8
10-15
;
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investment, inc.
nqt
profits
class
of stock-
Tquar.)
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10-
10-25 :
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'
25c
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1
10-15
10-15
35c
1
approval
17)
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1
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plus
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•
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10-15
20c
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.
12- 3
j.2- 3
10-13
1-15
4-15
1-15
,
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Growth
Semi-annual
■■
12-15
.
25c
25c
25c
$1.25
•
(s-a)_______
,
30c
Light (quar.)—
Dauch, Ltd. (quar.)__
&
10-15 ;•, '10- 3.1
11-20 " 10-31/
45c
9-14
11- 5
12-15
10c
i
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4'series
12-15
10-15
.11-20
10c
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►.,■••
11- 9
1- 2
j
87'Ac
10c
20c
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9-28
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1
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10-15
50c
8c
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.
3-
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1
11-14
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1
11-14
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11-14
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(quar.)
preferred
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/
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1-10 r. ,.,12^31
$.04166
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$1
.$1.05
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:
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'
12-10
1-10
______„a
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10-26
1
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<
preferred '(quar.)
Common
11-15
$1.25
1- 2
2- 1
v
_:
Kentucky Stone Co.,> common (quar.>
Common
(quar.)
;—-—
-
,
,____
Holiday Inns of America, Inc.-(6-for-5 split:-on both the com.
7
3
<>
;
35c
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Hilo
Extra
3-15
'
'
1
;
7c
7c
/./■ r
.
preferred (quai'.)a—L_
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—
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12-15
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(monthly)
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10-17
11-
$1.
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_
10-15
10-23
1
11-
:
(monthly)__!____
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11-21
12-
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
11-
56'Ac
____
..10- 2
10- 2
10-11
v
* -/•/./
(initial)Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
v
(monthly)-
10-31
30c
30c
(quar.)
10-23
10-23
10-29
4%
Kelly Girl Service
Kennametal, Inc.,
•
A
12-12
2%
-
__
10-31
11-26
$15c-
monthly)
&
City
3'A%
A
.
12-15
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(quar.)
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preferred
(quar.)preferred. (quar.)___'—
Southern Ry.
: -
4>i%
Kellogg
Class
Ilolt
G-L
1
$.04166
11-15
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10-
10- 5
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to-15
5c'
:
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10-
10-25
;
A-
8-31
5c
.
;
10-10
2dc
—
Kavanau
1
10-.
$0,138
Corp*. class 'A;^ (monthly)---—:
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10-25
25c
/
1 ;\
11-15'
1
10-15
10-15
5
12-
5-31
6-21
5
10-
11-
2^28
12-
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5
10-
;
.
3-21
$1
10-
10-15
12-10
11-30
115c
,
10-15
25c
•-25c
.
10-10
10-17
7'/2c
2'Ac
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Corp.
City
Kansas
21'Ac
-;
class
.
10c
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4 35%
5 T
11-10
12-
12-21
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10-
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(quar.)
Higbie Mfg. Co.
(quar.)_*
High Street Investment Fund
12-14
'
10-15
$.04166
Hicks-Ponder
10-15
tl5c
(quar.),_
60c.
Higbee
15c
;
10-10
$.04166
10-
15c
(quar.)_
A
10-10
1
(monthly)-
10-
10-15
1
11-
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1
tl5c
._
class
Trailer, ;< 4%
pfd.
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Futtermaa
10-15
-
11-
(monthly)
•,
10-10
12-12
10-18
1-18
10-15
11-30
9-28
9-28
9-28
r
.
i
Light-—
3.80% .preferred
(quar.)
4% ' preferred (quar.)—;___—;
4.20%
preferred-(quar.)
A
J10-
2c.
.
(quar.
Class A
Fruehauf
E.)
10-
10-15
5c
;
______
6%
preferred' (quar. )_i
Frisch's Restaurants (quar.)*
Frost
10-15
2c
(s-a)___-
Extra
r.
■
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62c
283Ac
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40c
933Ac
933Ac
,
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Kansas
A.
.
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(s-a)-'l__l_l-l_'
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Kananau
10-10
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Appley—
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;
(quar,)_L.
(quar.)
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Manufacturing Co.—
:i,
Joy
1
Class
11-16
2%
::
11-16
10-29
27'Ac
preferred
:
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9-29
10-
1
1
V
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/
9-28
11-23
10c
(quar.)
dividend-
Jostens,
/:
$.703
Mines, Ltd. £DRS_
Inc.
Stock
11-
11-11
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-
(quar.)_____—
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preferred
Exira
11-
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'
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2
.
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5
9-29
10-29')
10-
(s-a)
4y2%
Hercules
10-1
quar.)
10-16
10-15
..
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preferred
Co.,
Herman
10-26
2IV2C
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Corp. (reduced
Ltd.
(quar.)
Stores
10c
35c
•
Corp.—
Tea
9-28
75c
-
&
'
10-15
10-10
:
11- 1
12-26
11- 14,.
33A%
preferred
(quar.)__
.
2- 1
Jifiy
Steak
Co.»- (initial)—
—i——
10c ;
11- 1.
Jockey Club, Ltd., common (quar.)
.r $3c
12-14
6% preferred (quar.)
$i5c i 10-15
5'A% preferred (quar.)__a_^
,
$133Ac
10-15
Johnny-On-The-Spot1 Central (quar.)_a„—.w.
7'Ac>-. 10-15
Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Snoe Co;l:_--- — 10c
10-17
1
1 'A
(quar.)J
preferred A (quar.)_
6% /preferred • (quar,)
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10-10
10-20
10-
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Franklin
-
1
Hercules Galion
10-31
(quar.
(quar.)-__--i:I^l^_ij2^i^___l;^U'
10-20
35c
common*'(initial)^_,—r.
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11-21
12-20
/__!_
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10-15
10-12
25c
'
-
11-15
$1.25
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preferred
: New
.
Foursquare
(quar.)
Heartland- Development
10-31
35c
(quar.)____
(s-aKi_----
2%
(quaf.)TL '
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd;—^
11-1
•
$1175
3
-
(quar.)L_L__^__________
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10-15
10-19
9c
19c
::
(quar.)_*__
com.
11-
v
10-
10-22.
,
5%
8
2%
Fram -Corp.:
State
8
10-
'
(monthly)
(increased quar,)-..-:'
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Flying Tiger Line Inc;, 5% pfd.
Free
10-
10-16
America
7%. pfd.
Florida
Fraser
10-16
75c
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~15c
(quar:)_-
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11-15
10-25
T
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5c
6'Ac
Light—
&
11-15
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$1.25
——
—
TOc
.
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Bureau
Union Realty Trust
Firth
9-28
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5;
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preferred/(quar.)
\
6y2% preferred (quar.)_*_
53A %
preferred (quar.) __—'1
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(quar.)__^
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10-25
5c
(N.
.
Extra
11-15'
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10-
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common
3%
—
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(initial)
Power
11- 1 /
10-15
,..11- 1 ... 10-15
20c
*;
•
10-15
$1.50
.:
—
(quar;.)'
Inspection
Steam
4'A%
•
10c
•___
Light,
Cantral
33A%
10-15.
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preierred
Jewel
10-19
:
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preferred
ance
First Connecticut Small Business. Investments-
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11-1
dividend
2—
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preferred (quar.h^--
preferred
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8
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$1.50
4.50%
Hartford
2%
Financial
Electric
10-10
>
Inc.
(quar.)
10- 5
10- 1
(Jane)
Construction
Products
Jersey
-
4.96%
,'
10-5
25c
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-
$5 preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)_
:
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
:
Hartfield Stores
(stock dividend) L
9-26
25c
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—
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10-20
3%
(s-a)—.;
(quar.)—
Co.
common
preferred
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10-
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Mfg.
Inc.,
Stock
///
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10-
1
>11-1/
$$1.25
—
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Super
10c
47'Ac
$1.09
$1.06
.
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(quar.)_.
10-12
10-31
10-12
10-12
—
Colby see Colby
5%
11-
60c
^Harrisburg Telepnone,
•
9-28
10-22
50c
.
QuarterlyFirst
Jane
Jefferson
10-20
25c
Harsco
5
Francisco)
(quar.)
First Camden National Bank & Trust (N. J.)
Jacobsen
9-28
10-
(Richard
Jantzen,
-
10-11
10-15
(quar.)'
$4.36
2-21
7
10-16
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,
(H. M.)
Co.
Stock
dividend'.
Harris-Teeter
5
10-26
11-
56y4c
preferred
Hartford
_
Rubber
3-11
25c
u
•
Harper & Row Publishers (quar.)
12-14
5%
■.;
5
10-21
$1.50
11c
/
&
6%
5
•
.
.Stock dividend.
-
1
12-
5C.
Refractories—-
10-15
Industrial Income Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment income
Insurance
11-23
■15c
common'(quar.)
(quar.)^
Co.; Ltd. f
preferred (quar.)__
5%
v
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Financial
Fir^mans Fund
Quarterly
12-10
$1.25
commoh___
11- 2
12- 1
11- 1
11- 1
10-19
10-15
Light—
'Iowa-Illinois
1
Cotton
30C
/
10-121
$1.25
40c
preferred
10-30
(quar.)_____
(quar.
10-12
11-16
Bros.,
$2.40
/
Hamilton
v
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11-
•10%
(quar.)L___
8%C
(quar,)
Irwin
L-
:
9-28
10-10
(quar..)_l____i-
$1.25
—
10-19
10-15
&
Common
■•»>..-
-
,
9-28
..
10-15
;_
10-10
1
11-
9
'
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5%
(Puerto Rico). (quar.) y".
Corp., com. (quar.)_
General
•
Hallfe
$1.37 y2
^
10-15
10-31
20c
i
(increased).:
10-15
45c
Gas & Electric, com,'(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
a
$4.22 preferred (quar.)_
Irvingtoi* Steel & Iron (stock dividend)
12'Ac
Hagan ChemicalsControls,
5.30%
preferred
(quar.>_
10-19
15c
_T
1
25c
;
i
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9-21
$1.50
—
11-
37 'Ac
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10-15
10c
preferred
6%
\2-.
4%
11-29
11-16
Packers,
.10-
10-.4
12-15
5c
Power
4c
1
-
j
;
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Mfg.
Fooqs
Beef
11-20
11-20
12- 5
12- 5
—a.
12-10
(quar.)___
(quar.)__L_.
Corp.
Iowa
.*
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.$2
$2
•
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11-
: 1.37%
(quar.)—_
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preferred
Oil
Guy's
10-31-
50c
Corp.
$2.25 preferred
preterred
Gulf
(quar.)
Research
Iowa
.:
9-20
t
(quar.)
Ohio
&
9-24
*
A
Investors
40c
pfd," (quar.)
(Dallas)
Insurance
Gustin-Bacon
11-15
.*_J:
Chemicals
9-30
283/4C!-
prior
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.,
$5
Co.
:
•
10-15
(Houston)—
dividend
Mobile
$5
,
„
12-26
10-15
<
11-20
1-10
vvH
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Federal Tool &. Manufacturing, (quar.)
Federated Department Stores
(quar.)_
Fields
?
12-10
..V
preferred; (quai\
preferred A (quar.)__
5%
Stock
•
10-19
11-1
Life
Gulf
preferred
.
5%; conv.
Insurance
Gulf
28c
./
(quar.)••<,
10-19
28c
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;
(quar..)__.
common
(quar.)__
dividend
Stock
10-19"
1
15c
(monthly),.
;
Federal Resources Corp. (s-a)_.
Federal Services Finance Corp.—.:
.
12-15.
1
11-
10c:
I__v
.___
_*
Gulf
Co.,
10-15
Class
2
When
Payable of Rec,
'Share
'-
(quar,)
com.
75c
Insurance
Estate Investment
Real
Griesedieck
11-
Services,
50c
(quar.)
,
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10-15
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>
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11
,
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11-15
10-15
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Continued
on
10- 8
1n
10-15
9-28
9--,8
page
it
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(1560)
12
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
ft;'
Range Since Jan. 1,
Year 1901
i
STOCKS
•'•'' NEW YORK
ft
55
Dec
21
25
55
3
75
Apr
7
56 Vb Aug
29
81% Mar
27% May 16
Deb 22
12% Sep
12
52% Jun
25
21% Jan
75 Vb Feb
Oct
3
99 Va Jan
2
Jan
Acme
25
Jan
Feb
68'
3
76
28
107% Nov
65
14
9 %
22
22 % Jun
25
33% Feb
10
May 29
23% Jan
3
24% Jan
3
33% Nov
21% Oct
3
43% Apr
39% Oct
6
3
19% Nov
29
11 '/a Jun
15
4
36% Apr
21
20 Vb Jun
25
8 % Sep
28
80
Mar 14
73% Nov
24
3
18% Apr
May 28
■'
41% May 29
18
45 Vb May 29
70 Vb Feb
7
4% Feb
19
Jan
3 Vb May 29
5% Mar 24
41% Nov
9
33
Jun
14!
40% Mar 26
25
May 29
12% Jan
3
ft 20% Aug
9
37% Dec
29
45 7/a Nov
29
24% July 25
88 % Jun
8
93
Dec
11
90
9'A Sep
8
151/2 Apr
4
321/4 Jan
4
53% Apr
4
22% Apr
35
Jan
3
50'A Sep
40
Jan
6
55
89
Dec
12
2
12 V4 Mar
41
14
2
20
Jan
27
48% Jan
Alleghany
Sep
1
29
Allegheny Power System
5
Chemical
16'/2 May 29
23 V2 Mar
50 y2 Jan
35 % Jun
57
12% Jun
27
16% Dec
21
12
5
17y4 Feb
15
Allied Kid
361% Jan
3
52% Apr
13
34% May 29
44% Jan
Allied
91/4 Feb
31
5
Allied
6
Allied
4
11
3
Aug 11
14% Sep
19
Oct
98
28
Nov
25
17
26% Oct
26
'10% May 11 :
70% Nov
841/4 May
6 Va Jun
25
48% Sep
15
24
811/2 May
3
88
3
25
101/2 Jun
291/2 May 15
10
110
8iy4 July
May 15
35% Feb
36% Sep
151/a Sep
28
20
11
23
100% Mar
5
30% Jan
25
Allied
Allis-Chalmers
7
4.08%
12
Alpha
49% Mar 20
May 29
25% Oct
4
25 % Dec
12
38% May 16
17% Jun
25
28% Jan
56% Nov 30
8 iy2 Mar 30
45
Jun
25
Alside
681/2 Mar 23
26
16 % Jun
Mar 24
20% Feb
22
19 '/8 Dec
20
Jun
19
37% Oct
11
69% Jan
3
119% Dec
7
84% Jun
25
May 11
271/a May 17
20'/a Jun
15
28
24% Oct
2
19% Oct
23
98'/4 Sep
22
Jan
3
36
34
130
15% Jun
58% Sep
7
64% Apr,
1.51/4 Jan
3
241/a Apr
48% Jan
4
51% Jun
4
American
65
Apr "4
11
Jun
41
25
6%
25
47% Feb 19
38% May 29
39% Jun
5
42% Jan
53
7
38% July 5
>41
Jun 27
19
41% Mar 9
50% Mar 26
19% Jan
25% May 12
29% Apr 21
36
Jan
40
35% Jun
25
Jun
25
55% Jan-
Jun
27
8
21
May 29
31% May 29
Oct
2
84 "
Mar 20
39% Sep
29
50
29% Jan
20
56% Nov
29
57% Jan
3
77% Nov
20
52
______
__
Jan
31
__
20% Jan
3
47% Dec
6
13% Oct
4
23% Apr
28
4
24
Jan
12% Apr
40
Dec
29
Jun
75% Nov
28
89% Sep
14
25% Jun
44% Oct
Sep
26
35
Apr
26
17
13% Jan
20% Jan
6
20
Nov
21
28% Nov
22
99% Jan
9
105
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2
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25
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97
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211/4 Apr
551/4 Dec
3
11% May 29
8
33
53
Apr
49vji Aug
811/4 Dec
18
46
18
29
46% Sep
13
16% Nov 30
Apr
34
Jan
54
Jan
29% Dec
41
28
19
Jan
3
12% Jan
3
139% Sep
28
Dec
19
25
4%%
21
33% Jan
3
62
Jun
2
17 VB NOV
21
146
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23% Oct
4
-
27
3
27% Sep
10
12% Sep
-
28
142 % Jan
2
42 »/4 Mar 10
14% Jun
27
501/2 Mar
9
-
American
News
54% Jan
4
American
Potash
181/4 Jan
25
American
Rad
9
40% Feb
18% Jan
17
136% Jan
3
146 »/4 Nov
119
Aug
3
127%
18
Jun
23
271/4 Jan
16
283/a Jan
3
30% Jan
11
34% Jun
5
103 Vb Jan
3
139% Dec
13
121% Jan
41
"~3
37% July 26
131%
Jan
3
63
19 % Jan
l
27
Nov~22
Sep
7
Apr
5
Jan
2
65
May
152
Apr
24
431/4 Mar
2
July
42% Jun
2
25
20
May 29
Jun
25
19
61% Mar 23
25% Mar 19
29
Jan
37
15
.
Zinc
3
17% July 26
37 V2 Jan
15
21
231/4 May 29
37% Jan
2
Amsted
36
52% Jan
4
Anaconda
Wire
1
25
54
Mar 30
33% Mar 29
Ametek
AMP
24%
58
57%'
57 Va
11%
12V4
11%
12
Ampex
28
37
Jan
4
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26% Sep
26
37% Jan
4
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91
Jun
27
95
$4
*147%
148%
221/a
22%
48% Nov
17
34% Sep
26
49% Feb
9
Anderson
26 % Nov
30
11
25
24% Feb
8
Apco
Oil
38%
38«/4
25
*124%
29%
25
351/8
36 Va
107%
109 '/a
38%
'
38%
22%
16
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251/4
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27
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&
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26%
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27
50
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Hocking Glass Corp
17
page 23.
148%
22i/e
^
25
preferred
15
Jun
-147%
81/3
:
9%
54%
_______25
Lead
Industries
23% Jun
May 16
9%
53%
126
3,700
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251/4
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endorsed
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-
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5
_
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24
58
12%
33%
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24%
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12%
preference
4
footnotes,
24%
58
121/8
common
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5%
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21% Nov
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24%
57%
11%
28%
preferred
preferred
20% Jan
16
24%
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5%
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93% Feb
24
57
11%
preferred-100
51/2%
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44% May 22
451/4 Apr
4
24%
56 %
preferred
Jun
Nov
2
15% Feb
27
6%
10
33
13
10
Jun
Water
17
38% Dec
24%
par
100
American
40
65
14,300
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5
1
41,400
36%
preferred
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8
271/b Sep
5
26% July 16
24% Aug 21
19
6%
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17
3
163/4
36
Inv Co Ltd__£l
5
123
27% Apr
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3
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22% Aug 29
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363/4
100
44% Apr
134% Feb
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30% Nov
17
35%
American Tel & Tel Co____
Aug 10
44
16%
373/4
American Sugar Refining com
7%
preferred
23
27% Jan
171/a
common..
3
25
33% Feb
6%
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2
25
20
,
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36% Apr
4
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:
136% Jan
Jan
29% Jan
341/4 May
16%
36 3/4
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17
32
28% May 23
51 »/4 Nov
17
38
Sany com
98% May 29
28% Oct 12
18
4
16%
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____^.
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26
34% Jan
Chem
preferred
33% July 18
Oct
22% Sep 22
17% Sep 25
7%
27
Sep
May 11
17%
38%
Seating Co
^_io
Ship Building Co__No par
Ref'g com_No par
20% Feb
29% May 29
16 %
37%
American Smelt &
30% May 8
133% Apr 11
25
19
&
& Std
3
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25
>1
1
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Jan
May 29
27
13% Nov 21
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14%
101
101
101
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preferred
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4
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1.66%
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._____100
Amqr Research & Develop'mt Corp 1
7
8% May 29
22
*24%
Optical Co
48% July 18
122
14%
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
7%
101
No par
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American
Amer
72% May 18
142
2
Corp
2
152% May 16
30% Mar 15
101
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Gas
2
261/4 Mar 21
20
Natural
2
3
Apr~ll
Motors
American
Jan
13
Oct
100
Products
32% Jan
Jan
25
preferred
American Meter Co__
23
543/4 Jan
16
Metal
73% Jan
48% May 29
11% Oct 12
May 17
convertible
American
30% Apr 19
18% Sep 18
22% Jun
37
Sep
18% Mar 13
13% May 29
36%
37%
36%
37
36%
37
36%
36%
36V4
36%
25
25'A
25
25
25
25
25
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27%
27%
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181/4
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lCft'a
131/4
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4,200
85%
10%
15%
193/4
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85%
243/4
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ft
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97
85
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700
1,500
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' ft
ft
108
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203/a
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65%
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50
Co____No par
eft
253/4
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16%
95
95
20%
25
5
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■"
20%
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;
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39%
22%
20%.,
201/4
:
203/4
110-
20
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54
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86%
23-
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22
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38
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13
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153/4 ft, 15%
15%
193/4
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ft
,
84
84
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375/R
'
533/4
1
prior
3.90%
2
ft.ft; 10%
20'A
Hosp Supply Corp.No par
American
Mar 10
86
103/4
84
•;?„
92
*18 5/8
.
•-391%
10%
13%
'
American
79% Sep
20% May 16
16
3,900
*90%
ft
ft:".'''
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/
86%
131/4
86
151%
American International Corp____
1
Investment Co of 111
III
5
22
27
3
*84%
9,900
45%
7%
10%
ft
800
28%
451/4
38%
12%
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39%
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71%
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28,200
'■ft 25 ft ft: 'ft •ft
;
183/4
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8%
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-
91
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ft,
92
92
*18%
.
-ft;ft;';:
39%.
50%
861/4
21%
Corp_
13
8%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Jun
20
3
50%
19%
preferred
421/2 Jan
May 28
50%
52%
common
*90
91
>
83's
'
:
19
38%
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93%ftftft.; :ftft r'\
39%
7%
21%
Co
American
86% Feb
"
*851/4
c:
*90
91
*123/4
39%
39
863/4
V
1
American Hardware Corp
American Home Products
63% Apr
13% Jan
Bakeries
8
13
4,000
50%
preferred—100
8
105
29%
*90
13
*123/4
ft 7%
1
common
2
24% Jan
28
Mar 20
291/s
45%
No par
Jan
19% Feb
13% May 29
29%
45:%
ft 15%
ft':' 21%
America
40 % Feb
81% Oct
24% Jan
of
33% Feb
1
28
501/4
100
10
;
79
25
36% Nov 30
13
-
58% Apr 24
20% Mar 5
10"% Jan 16
'
May 29
18% Jun
,
;_
—
14
101
May 24
-
29%
'.'*851/4
Theatres Inc
___1
American Can Co common12.50
7% preferred
25
American Chain & Cable
No par
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3
American Consumer Ind
No par
American Crystal Sugar common_10
4%% prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co_
10
American Distilling Co
__;
10
American Electric Power Co
10
When issued
_______6.50
American Enka Corp
5
American Export Lines Inc_
40c
American & Foreign Power No par
_
2
72% Mar 21
!
r
12% May 29
8% Jun 27
26
3
3
"__
36
18
3
8 % Jan
-
1
93
Feb
-Jan
47% Feb
24% Jan 17
34% Feb 13
51% Jan
5
91% May 25
48
Apr 23
18% Oct
59% Jun
18% Feb
84
Jun
preferred
Cement
Bank Note
American
.
22% Jun
4.000
28%
45%-;.
133/4
Arma
17
17%
45%
ft' •ft;
900
ft 17%
-•
453/4
7%
I
*34%
17%
35
45%
12%
3,700
3o.%" /.'
35%
17%
35
25%
39
1,300
,17%
.293/8
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3,100
3%
3%
3-%
3%
'
"y-'-r-
3%
3%
*
17%
34%
28%
10%
Shoe
28
'.13,600
243/4
13%
Bosch
Nov
50%
"
10%
Brake
61% Apr
50 V*
ftftftftftft-ft
1
American
49
4
51
8%
10
American
41% Aug 29
50%
30%
ft
Inc
4
34% Jan
51%
25%
common
25
18% Jan 1
53% Apr
15,900
No par
__No par
Ameiican
60 '/2
373/8
Airlines
May 18
59%
*18%
convertible
30
July 19
11% Oct
6
3%%
61%
*92 ft
Limited
Co
American
16
114
Sep 10
59
5
11
23
Feb
40 Va Jan
22
23 %
1
Mar
60%
19%
Inc
23% Jan
26
20 ^.Jun
May 31
47% Aug 10V
31
61% '
373/4
Amalgamated Sugar Co—
No par
Amerace
Corp
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp
__No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical
No par
9
15
34
25
Jun
90
19
Feb
134 % Feb
May 29
18
14% • ft,
93%
convertible
Aluminum
22%
14%
37'/a
Mfg
Portland
Aluminium
4
.12 Va
221/2
14%
29%
7%
3,700
12%
23 y4
14%
25%
12%
%
12%
23%
•
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39
38,400
50%
83/4
*92
"
'"12%
'ft
23%
25
94
1,600
2,200
11%.
46
•
V"- *18%
Supermarkets
45i/4
15""ft,'
18%
Corp
;
5
Corp common
No par
preferred
100
-~liy4
29%
46%
241/8'"* ft
11%
25
'•-:-
2,500
15,900
';
61
91
''ft." ft-vft 8%
9%
46%
29
9
65%
44%
'7
8,000
65%-
9%
-
ft 24
-
7,800
15
12
; 22%
37%
5
65
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46 %
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44%
/
.
651/s
-
24 1
;
•
,
12
12
'
18%
Co
2
Jan
23%
37
Mills
4
16% Feb
25
131/8 Oct
211/2 Apr
4%
24
14
5,600
62,%
i3%
9%
ft' 23%
200
38
61 %
ft
65%
9%
25
*92
100
Stores
Jun
Oct
Jan
65 %
65%
10
1
gtd
Inc
Products
66% Feb
7
81
65%
65%
9%
9
Industries
Allied
5
3
44
65%
65%
;__
Allen
20% Sep
66 Va Aug
July
13%
Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
2
4
4
3
Jan
28%
*90 ;
62%
13%
65 Vb
61 Va
50%
3%
341/2
17%
28%
"
16'/a Jan
25
44%
12%
22%
xl4%
*37
-
61%
14%
-291/4
45%
preferred-
,
28%
91
ft 25
convertible
,
t
15
61%
60%
50%
ft; .50
3% ft ■
3%
34% ft .;. 34%
17 •;>
•
17
8% •V
1
common
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
2
19
94 Vb Jun
6
18
Corp
10
6%
5
53% Apr
88
,45%
12% ft
23
.,
38
62%
"
ft,
23%
12
45%
12%
22%
14"%
23%
xl2
,
*37
62%
13%
9"%
,
12
38
-
-Shares
Oct. 12
1
9%
23%
No par
*37
V
62%
,65%
:
Oct; I I
^
the Week
■'•"ft Friday
Thursday
Oct. DO
13%
65
66
10
_
94% May 16
391/8 May 28
27% Sep
24
100% Jun
Jun
Jan
9%
.
4
39
25
5% May 29
19
7
Nov
Jun
.
,
18
12
1;
10
..
84 % Mar 15
84
29
3% Nov
32% Jan
10
9
25
.
_L
lv'-ft'-ft; 23%
:,ftft.' 12 ' ;
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
43%
Admiral Corp
1
ft
-2%
Aeroquip Corp
;
1
,22%
Air Control Products
—____50c "'C'-iXh 15
Air Products & Chemicals
1
59%
Air Reduction
Inc
I
No parftftftv-ft;
49%
A J Industries
2
;
3%
Alabama Gas Corp___—
2
ft ft;
34%
Alco Products Inc
1
16%
Aldens Inc common—
„_5^.-' ',&
28%
iVz%
preferred
100
*90 ,
17
86% Dec
16
61 Vb Nov
14% Mar
Inc
Co
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 9
37%
37%
.61%
'ft 13 Va
65
••.
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
•
.
I
■.'
13% ft
64"%
66
;ft13%
/f\- 64%
65%
1
-
Adams-Millis Corp
19% Mar 15
35% Jan
;.
Adams Express Co
2
90% Jan
1
109 Vi Oct
10% Jan
22 % Jan
-
Steel
5
;
_.
Vending Corp
ACF Industries
21
17
5
"
21
ABC
16
28
24% Jun
Jan
Laboratories
Abbott
15
Sep
3
17
9
v
•<
Monday
Oct. 8
*37 ,, 38%
62 v 62%
Par
Acme Markets Inc
2
17% Sep
Jun
\ :
»•
1
16
38
,
•"
ft-ft. ft:-."'.'-."ft";
Abacus Fund
16
44% Jan
52% Jan
36
Jan
'V
'.i»
*
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Monday, October 15, 1962
.
.
Exchange
Stock Record from the New York Stock
YEARLY
.
14%.
-
Volume^ 196'
Number 6203
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1561)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
33 7a Jan
3
43% Apr
12
37 7a
33
397/a Mar 29
Archer-Daniels-Midland
19
.2372 Jun
25
387a Feb
Arizona
24
7174 Mar 15
5774 Feb
16
Armour
437a Oct
3
9
417e Sep
37% Jan
3
793/a Aug
/ 53% Aug
3
327a Sep
74 7» Oct
Jan
Sep
Feb
9
22/
Jan
4
1027a Feb
287a
2874
28
28%
2872
2874
4372
44
Corp
10
Co
43 7a
437a
4374
433/4
34
347a
337a
34 y8
7374 Apr
23
2
89 74 Jun
7
267a Oct
3
47
Mar 22
117a Oct
11
18
Jan
12
5
1674 Jun
25
16
2.50
*167a
17
207a Jun
15
237a Apr
3372 Feb
Arnold Constable Corp
Aro Corp
28 74
*117a
2874
19 % Sep 19
24% Aug
2
367a Dec 13
26
Arvin
2.50
1974 May 29
287a Feb
20
Ashland
1
52
Sep
4572 July 10
1
2
110%. Jun
807a Jan
3
29
Oct
23
97a Jan
3
1678 Nov
16
4
54
2
207a Aug
6
974 Aug
2
277a Jan
Industries
85
Oct
16
5.25%
6
4%
2
317a Jun
27
437a Jan
4
4474 Jun
25
577a Feb
25
8174 Jan
3
8774 Apr
25 7a Feb
9
42% Jan
3
60
76
Jan
3
84% Oct
21% Oct
11
305/a Jun
5
14
Jun
25
474 Feb
27
2
Jun
29
May
Nov
29
13% •Jan
5
24
21% Feb
1
29% May 12
27*74 Sep
19
457a Mar 29
13% Jan
3
277a Aug
2
177a Feb
2
6874 May
8
3
Feb
22
15
Atlantic
Refining
5
12
117a Jan
17
157a Sep
15
1874 Jan
2
257a May
3174 Jan
July 23
1274 Jun 25
1674 May 29
Jun 25
287a Feb
14
13
40
407a
'.71087*
^
573/4
5672
2178
4,400
*11
17
*1678
♦247a
24%
,
v
•".'r
24
10872
217a
24 74
5,800
40%
13,600
109 72
130
557a
3,300
217a
107a
1074
107a
10 74
*55
107a
4074
40
417a
41
4174
87
85
85
RR
*85
88
*85
3474
35
357a
357a
35
74
36 74
10
48%
4974
487a
4872
4872
487a
847a
85
85
857a
15
1574
157*
157a
274
27a
274
274
20
*147a
No par
common
1
Corp
27a
14%
487a
847a
85
847a
857a
630
15
7
487a
15 7a
1474
14%
11,400
27a
2%
15,600
2 7a
:
274
♦147a
1472
14%
*1478
1574
*1474
157a
*23
23%
*23
237a
147a
217a
2174
2274
22
207a
20
207a
20
14%
147a
3,600
1474
*14%
15
*23
,
6.0CO
,
2,600
23 72
700
:>
13 74
207a
,
1374
13 7a
137a
26,500
217a
227a
22
22
74
39,800
1974
227a
197a
20
487a
15
2174
5c
4,000
48%
147a
137a
86
3774
23
1372
7,900
*84
367a
*22 7a
137a
29,400
10%
41
37
xl5
14
227a
1074
41
36 74
157a
13 74
JV
.
1474
*23
of Amer_2.50
•
217a
!,
86
2372
157a
No par ':;;! ;1
Corp
27a
i.
*84
No par
prior pref ($1.20)
Canteen Co
217a
200
2.2C0
407a
55
217a
247a
407a
4074
60
17%
24 %
*108 72
110
5474
11%
24
2474
4074
10874
1074
preferred
Electronics
277a
117a
21
preferred
Avnet
630
27 7e
2772
107a
157a
Avco
11,300
41
857a
Automatic
13,500
56%
85 72
2178
common
Nichols
347*
85 72
107a
15
Conv
34 74
5574
407a
217a
1,200
347a
Co
com__47a
37
85
567a
55
'
56 7t
preferred^lO
x85
5%
20,900
4074
108 74
57
437a
-
1
Austin
2474
40
437a
277a
17
5674
<
'
247*
24
1
2
307a Mar 29
17
237a
*108
16.4C0
43%,
*167B
17
23%
24 y8
•
29
117a
•.
2374
407a
28 74
557a
28
24
108
367a
287a
34 7a
1174
237a
100
Corp
2772
1174
12
Shares
37
85
5674
287.
the Week
Oct. 12
43
85 7a
24
Atlas
7
21
287a
*11%
7 Friday
28 7a
3574
56
857a
227a
108
10
common
B
337a
57
86
17
Atlas Chemical Industries
20
1272 Jun
series
$3.75
23
May 10
145/a Apr
Line
5674
*85
127a
40
100 >:
100
Coast
1
867a
.
<1
37
-
237a
,
com_50c
preferred
Atlantic
5774
*85
•/' s
non-cumulative
City Electric
5%
917a Apr
48'A Feb
567a
>
1
preferredInvestment Co
Atlantic
21
20
Inc
Refining
r::
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
4
87% Feb
39 7» Dec
&
1st
7V
4972 Jan
10
Oil
Associates
107a May 14
3474 May 29
Aug 24
5
Associated Dry Goods Corp
22
27
10574 Jan
35% Jan
10
___2.50
Co
827a Jan
21% Jan
30
37 74
477u Jun
;
2% Nov
377t
6
377a Oct
July 14'
37
May 22
3
83
37
25
25
7
53 7» Jan
"
Oct.
37
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 10
367a
287s Jun
5
20
&
Service
Wednesday
No par
:
85% July 28
3
13% Mar 16
20
Public
Steel
Armco
Oct. 9
46
4
11
Jan
5
Tuesday
Oct. 8
*
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
No par
Armstrong Rubber Co
1
8
50
Monday
Par
•
25
Sep
78% Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Jun
67% Jan
30
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
20 Va
1974
19%
12,300
'
4% Jan
3
73/4 Mar 29
36 Va Jan
10
59 7a Dec
18
113/a Nov
9
12 3/4 Jan
3
273/4 Jan
947t Jan
87a Mar 12
47a May 29
26
15
Oct
9
377a Jun
10
5872 Feb
17
May 29
197a Aug 15
117a Jun
41% Nov
15
277a Jun
27
4
1037a Dec
11
19 7a Apr
25
20
9674 Jun 20
9
Mar 20
19
3772 Mar 28
10472 Mar
Babbitt
Baker
82 74 Jan
12
917a Nov
17
8572 Jan
4
9474 Mar
47
Jan
19
187a Oct
2
33% Feb
1
14
217a Dec
22
477a Jan
19
17
Jun
30% Jan
25
33 74 Dec
26
63
Jan
18
32
Oct
1
48% Feb
472%
15
62% Jan
19
29 7a Oct
3
48% Feb
9
22% Feb
21
4%
1338 Mar
5274 Sep
15 3/a Jan
9
293/4 May 18
10
Oct
3
707a Mar 17
60
Jun
25
1072 Sep
Gas
preferred
&
Common
■
4%
3
213/i Dec
18 3/4 Feb
8
277a Aug
Oil
473/a Jan
3
8
Barber
20% Jan
5
5272 Apr
30
5%
Sep
26
23% Jan
4
Basic
1
Iron
3574 Dec
27
31% Dec
13
353/4 Nov
21
1872 May 29
34% Jan
11
Baxter
33 7a Apr
4
Nov
30
3872 Jun
25
61
Feb
26
Bayuk
297a Jun
27
5274 Jan
29
25
71
967a Mar 28
101
517a Jan
~6
947a Jan
11
177a Mar 14
59
82 3/a
Nov~27
10074 May 15
Nov
12
Dec
20
27
1593/4 Dec
1
25
87
Jan
3
81
Jan
6
1774 Apr
19
2774 Jun
Oct
2
353/4 Feb
31
2274 Sep
87
Jun
59
27
37
25
Oct
6
117a Jun
32
Jun
95
14% Jan
4
25
29
16 7a Apr
Jun
28
72
2
2
13
123/4
13
12%
13
123/4
3072
12%
6,800
30
3074
29%
307a
297a
297a
7,900
1013/4
1013/4
10174
10174
B
101
101
*10074
102
*10074
100
88
88
♦8874
89
88 72
8872
*88 74
90
90
90
100
21
2172
227a
*22 74
227a
22 7a
22 7a
21
*203/a
20%
20
20
3,000
323/4
*32
33
31%
313/4
2,660
*2074
1874
♦3172
32%
100
29%
3074
10%»
Corp
1
28
22% Jan
22
Beech
15
35
26
Beech
Apr
34% Aug 20
167a Jun
8
58
33 72 Jan
4
4872 Jan
119% Nov
12
17a Jan
3
33% Jan
3
3
Jan
26
5072 Jan
4
48
127a Feb
14
Bell
31
Bendix
3474 Jun
55% Mar 15
25
597a Sep
Nov
22
4972 July 16
547. May 28
Dec
11
1087a Jun
15
1287» Mar 23
172 Jan
19
17a Jan
2
12
53*
133
16
1
13
4874 Mar 13
2472 Sep
12
397a July
14074 Sep
7
497a Apr 17
148
May 15
Oct
1% Feb
12
Sep
1
427a Dec
Feb
5
Best
47% Mar 15
43% Jan
140% July 24
3
15274 Apr 24
2774 Mar 14
lO3/!
10
10
73
73
73
727a
72
74
700
10%
103/4
107a
10 3/i
107a
10 7a
2,600
42 74
*4272
43
4274
427a
14%
15
15
15
40%
4174
403/4
403/4
2374
2272 Jan
6
3074 Dec
5
237a Aug
8
5
70
197a Jan
3
36 74 Apr
7
1972 Jun
557a Feb
7
7974 Nov
27
41% Jun
25
Jan
3
497a Dec
12
3472 May 29
767a Aug 31
8072 Oct
23
79
26
107a July 24
8472 May 24
2278 Jan
2
Borman
29 7a May 29
34% July 12
Boston
217a Dec
37a Dec
19
12
77a Dec 27
26
Oct
272 July 9
474 Jun 28
67a Mar 22
14. ;
May 18
25% Sep
Jan
3
Jan
3
6474 Jan
3
78 74 Jan
11
6
77t Jun
25
15
474 Oct
9
1
32% Sep
14
6072 Jun
15
99% Feb
13
8772 Feb
23
May" 15
11
Jun
4
8372 Jan
8674 Mar 14
,3074 Jan
11
45
Dec
13
30
10672 Jan
10
112
Apr
28
109
Jun
27
68
Jan
30
9772 Oct
10
70
Jun
26
9972 Feb
44
Jan
17
747a Mar
8
16
35
Jan
5
Dec
28
May 29
43% Apr 23
Apr 25
116
26
Jaii
3
25
May
1
8% Jun
25
Bullard
26
61% Jan
Bullock's
197a May 17
1474 Dec
29
1674 Jan
3
2274 May 10
24 78 Nov 28
73 74 Jan
3
8272 Sep
44
29
29
Jun
972 Sep 25
18% Jun 25
:
80
Jan
29
15% Jan
2
25% Mar 29
18
86
74 Apr
9
30
68
Feb
2
7072 Mar 28
70
Apr
9
73
Apr
81
Jan
26
86
84
Jan
23
91
May 15
23
Jan
26
37
11% Jun
27
2772 Jan
3
4472 Dec
19
29% Oct
12
1972 July 21
26% Oct
16
1774 May 29
Feb
28
367a Oct
31
Apr 19
Apr 27
18
3
135/8 Jan
3
ll3/8 Apr
773/4 Jan
12
2174 Jan
4
8372 Jan
4
87a Nov 30
22 7a Jun
6
18% Jan
15
83/a Jun
Sep
47a Jan
972 Jun
25
213/4May29
4
May 29
16
12
12% Mar 28
30
76
287s Apr
4
25
907a Jun
6
517a Dec
18
For
2774May22
footnotes,
19 3/a
see page 23.
8 3/a
8%
83/a
507a
507a
4974
49%
4974
427a
*5172
1%
1%
y
44
423/a
53
109
13/a
42 7a
43 74
42%
8%
49
600
2,400
%
8,400
43%
7,600
513/4
*5172
53
*517a
53
10972
11072
111
*109 7a
111
13/8
17»
174
1%
17»
13/a
307a
400
800
12.300
3172
31
3172
257»
253/8
2574
253/4
2574
30'7a
2574
5,800
30
297»
29%
29
2972
*114572
97,800
1453/4
146
146
5
1172
146
■'
146
3172
1453/4
1453/4
197a
193/a
193/a
1972
19 74
1974
*8572
86s/8
*85 72
86 5/a
*8572
86s/8
46
463A
44 3/4
267a
255/a
253/4
2274
227a
2272
1974
117a
1174
117a
1174
207a
213/4
205/s
2174
205/«
207a
5,600
39
393/4
38 74
387a
38 7a
38 5/a
28,200
31
3072
307a
*30 7a
303/4
ICO
2,400
*293/4
16
•30
30%
8472
11
3274
3374
374
2374
237a
473/4
477a
473/4
38
*83
11
3374
337a
374
8%
43/8
474
3
30
3074
♦293/4
1
68
693/4
6974
*474
87
87
377a
♦83
847a
103/4
33/a
*8572
33/a
33 7a
5,300
37a
5%
147a
1172
*83
8472
1
♦3074
3172
10
*93/e
523/4
5
100
373
California Financial Corp
Calumet
Inc
87a
87a
474
*5 7a
27 5/a
8 5/a
8%
8%
87a
474
43/8
4 3/a
4%
305/a
3074
303/b
30
3074
2,800
713/4
69%
707a
70
707a
20,400
88
3
Canadian
Breweries
Sep
28
26
Jan
16
Canadian
Pacific
-
*
Ry
Ltd
1,100
163/8
157,4CO
52 7a
277a
26
26%
25%
26
147a
13 3/i
14%
13 5/a
13%
6,400
11%
8,500
27
267z
133/4
14
137a
1172
1172
117a
•83
974
972
543/8
.?<
11%
113/4
115/a
847a
54
*83
84%
*83
*29
31%
29
29
974
974
974
54
9 7»
537»
97a
54
97a
97a
97a
1074
10
213/4
217a
213/4
21%
8574
85 74
857»
53%
1074
227a
73
907a
*7172
73
*7172
73
*7172
7172
*8574
*71%
*89
90
*89
90
8972
8972
*89
3272
*972
11
1972
10
93/4
25
574
1174
14%
147s
847a
85
20%
203/4
13%
31%
•19
*972
93/4
243/4
574
13s/a
133/4
317a
20
93/4
9%
257a"
V
135/8
317a
313/4
19
19
93/4
4,500
25,400
86
70
*717a
73
50
*89
907a
60
13%
137a
13 7a
13 74
2,400
3174
29%
307a
40,100
19%
*183/i
197a
300
*9%
93/4
*9%
9%
100
66.900
93/4
97a
25 74
247a
257a
4,200
574
53/a
5%
5%
2,500
10%
10 5/8
103/4
107a
107a
117e
10%
143%
15
143/4
15
847a
8374
84%
20%
21
9%
10
243/4
53/a
11
21
10
21%
*85 7.
30%
10
574
203/4
10
213/4
86
1.300
1,900
3,700
25 3/a
253/e
5%
X84
97a
54
*183/4
93/4
93/4
900
14,300
85
303/4
85 7»
1
9
79%
167a
*513/4
1172
53%
70
380
16%
253/4
97a
•
2,400
5274
173/8
5172
53%
797a
88
32%
112%
1,200
16
163/a
5172
8474
*85 7a
32%
*112 74
43/o
52
1774
21%
574
Mar
79%
79
9%
9%
12
79%
•
32%
112%
86
24%
52% Jan
79
4 74
877a
32%
*1123/8
227a
1
14
♦857a
88
33
1127a
307a
1474
400
II,500
7074
3074
13%
8s/8
3074
307a
313/4
1,100
4,200
705/8
93/4
*19
3 3'a
5 3/a
28
30
213/4
*8574
2.50
5
*3
5%
2874
5172
*83
33/a
♦5 74
27%
793/4
113/8
*3
53/4
275/a
7972
5
California Packing
37a
♦57.
2774
27
*7972
1372
200
323/4
*8574
327a
2572
9:200
33 7a
1127a
1
5.600
323/4
32%
17
377a
8472
337a
1127a
*50%
3772
*83
333/a
3272
,
48 74
373/4
8372
3,300
112%
177a
4774
475/8
900
107a
323/4
26
167a
23
10 3/4
112%
51
373/8
*83
165/a
23
107a
3274
5
Byers Co (A M)
387a
'8472
167a
233/8
10%
♦11272
177a
4774
11
10
51
16 5/8
*23
8,500
11
_100
80
1174
163/4
233/4
37%
37%
10 3/4
•3072
1672
4772
,
16%
233/4
233/4
,
31
1172
16%
163/4
8472
1
100
100
1,000
203/4
393/4
872
Inc
2,100
22 74
11%
872
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
3%%
preferred
472%
second preference
255/b
22 74
397a
3772
5
1,900
257a
23
203/s
572
Inc
447a
253/4
223/a
11%
263/4
Co
44
2 5 5/8
20%
48
No par
800
1,300
45
11%
572
common
146
393/8
473/a
No par
No par
1,600
39
♦2372
3.50
146
,
203/a
26%
Co
Hecla
43
5172
110
15
preferred
&
51
'
297a
100
8
92 74 May 24
872
18%
293/4
Jun
1
83/a
*53/8
A
18 % Feb
487a Feb
87a
24,000
26%
common
series
3
15
1,300
193/4
—2.50
7% Jan
277a Feb
123/4
1974
100
Corp—
Callahan Mining Corp—
175/s July 18
123/4
2074
18
253/8
1
12274 Mar27
123/4
19%
187a
32
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
May 28
123/4
20%
31%
1
2
12%
20
*177a
29%
5
1372 May 21
123/8
197a
253/a
Bush Terminal Co
32% Jan
50
29%
Burroughs Corp
16% Mar 12
3,600
32
Burndy Corp
5
26
8,800
133/a
2572
53% Mar 26
Jan
32 74
18
No par
Sons
Watch. Co
32
12,400
12%.
110
10
Buffalo Forge Co
Bulova
33
2574
24
197a May 29
85% Jan 12
8
3
25
Nov
131
437a July 27
217a Jan
Sep
24% Jan
Co
143/4
33
87a
52
1
Bucyrus-Erie
$5
14%
33
18
447a
5
Inc
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class A
Budd
74
50
143/4
19%
50
100
Brunswick
4
♦32%
123/8
V
|
111
1.25
Inc
Brown Shoe Co Inc
417a Feb 21
1872 Mar 8
67
Corp
Co
&
14 3/a
33
2972
2.50
common
preferred
8472 Oct
4
27
5.50%
12
3
J)
157a
•327a
8
1
3%%
preferred-.;
Brooklyn Union Gas
14
Jan
1472
33
75
100
.:?
Oct
1174 Jan
*31%
157a
*72 7a
40c
Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp new
Bristol-Myers Co common
7972 Jun
29
111
1%
Briggs
19
8
4372
*5172
2 pesos
Airways Inc
8
13
13
Braniff
14
4872 Sep
5
(E
27% Oct
'
1
100
preferred
15% Feb
1774 Jan
878 Jan
5%
Brach
21% Feb
3
Nov
25
18 74
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
972 May 29
Jan
31
2
617a Jan
18%
50%
Co
Stores
Edison
12 7a May 29
8574 Jun
Oct
52% Jan
,13 74
493/4
preferred
9
24
12
11
22
1374
7.50
Food
10
8074 Oct 31
29
Oct
4574 Jun
2372 Oct
1374
59
313/4
13
872
Co
3 72 %
22
10372 Nov 21
147a
75
3174
8%
common
Club
Borg-Warner Corp
29% Oct
~8%
*72 7a
137a
No par
Book-of-the-M'onth
3
6
53,300
74
313/4
1
Co
& Brass
Borden
4% Feb
74
13
5
2
29% Sep 18
11% Feb
7
8% Mar 13
2,600
90
76
313/4
19%
common
Inc
Jan
9% Jan
10
21
87%
137a
18
Inc
48% Jan
15
203/4
913/4
3174
12%
Bond Stores Inc
Jan
2174
88%
12%
18
Corp
Mfg
Bohn Aluminum
5
28% Mar 12
2174
947a
30
19%
1017a
2174
9072
13
50c-
3774 Apr
Sep
*100'
205/a
9372
31
12%
Co
21% Jan
25
25
35
W)
Brooks
101%
400
21
13
(
1
Co
16
21
187a Jan
(E
Bobbie
Boeing
3,200
907a
227»
2
1,500
51
3072
lo
1
3574
5074
7,700
1472
2
Corp
Laughlin
18
34%
517a
*100
I,500
233/4
*32*78
1
56% Feb
357a
517?
5174
10172
22%
32%
1
Inc
22% Sep
35 7a
507a
•100
22%
143/4
No par
Steel
1
41%
1,100
21
*74
25%
24
Sep
1974 Oct
413/a
1,100
41
32%
50
357a May 29
26
Jan 29
23 3/a
41%
35
14%
40 3/4
147a
5
Blaw-Knox Co
&
24%
41%
14%
74
22
Bliss
Bliss
23
24
220
143/4
913/4
26
7
18 72 May
23
243/a
43
40%
74
—5
Decker
223/4
4274
*42
8972
22
2
26% Feb
7
Corp
Corp
Gypsum
&
*40
345/8
5174
253/4
39% Jan
26
577a Sep
213/4
40%
233/8
463/4
25
26
,
143/4
♦42
1017a
463/4
Jun
3572 Jan
21
5072
•100
4772
21% Jun
11
5174
10172
47
25
Mar 13
51
*10072
42 74
1574
227a
3572
50c
10
3
3472
Black
Mar 19
26
343A
427a
4072
233/s
197»
64
317a Sep
34%
1,600
427a
4274
23
*72
*143/4
*8572
25
2274 Jan
*4172
1974
4072 Jun
717a Apr
457e Apr
2272
4272
86%
18
9
2374
237a
1974
Apr
Jan
5-
42
*8572
87
41
23
23
/■
5
3
26
/
:
100
15
79% Jan
84
1074
.
*317a
313/4
32
107a
7%
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
472% pfd series of 1951
167a Jun
2372 Dec
6
Co
Bestwall
29
3
Jan
Savers
preferred
Consolidated Inc
Bethlehem
31%
7272
100
conv
&
10 5/8
1
pfd
preferred
Benguet
107a
50
Beneficial Finance Co
Aug 18
12% Jan
71
28
29
42
20
10%
10%
1
Corp
$4.50
1072
727a
2.50
Inc
4%%
Intercontinental
5%
107a
10%
100
Gossett Co
75% Jan
317a
73%
l
Bell & Howell Co
25
30% Oct
39
Bell &
3072
*32
1072
10
Inc
RR
Life
193/4
3074
80
100
1,900
*727a
_No par
S)
Petroleum
Sep 27
77a Jun
5
31
1
Inc
Belding-Heminway
9
19 74 Feb
197a Oct
2
22% Feb
1274 May 29
Jun
Belco
19%
323/4
3074
'
10
Aircraft Corp
Creek
1872'
102
*3172
*
50
preferred
Beech-Nut
1874
u_i
Corp
Inc
(A
20
100
preference
Corp
Lomb
Shoe
20%
preferred_100
Beaunit Corp
Beckman Instruments
Beck
12,100
—100
Laboratories
472%
May 21
3,500
74
1
Works
&
5,200
11%
123/4
Corp
Cigars
57a
44
11%
307a
(James B.) Distilling Co
2
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
19
1474 May 29
697a May 25
20
Bausch
2
Feb
2974 Sep 27
1
1272 Aug
4674 Sep
1074 Dec
Jan
152% Jan
8
8
Jan
19
297a Mar 21
627a Jun 14
74
Jan
53/8
43 3/a
f
13
Beam
4474 Jun
12
3078
convertible
Bath
443/4
113/4
5
12%
Basic Inc common
3
61*78 Aug 29
487a July 10
447a
12
5
10
85% Mar
17
Oct
Products
453/a
117a
57a
C
Aroostook
4072 Oct
8
4472
12
5
2972
stamped
14
11
44%
113/4
common
non-cumulative
&
57a
447t
12
13
Preferred stamped
Bangor
574
4574
11%
v
No par
com
series
series
Ohio
42
20
Corp
.51/4
4372
1
Elec
57a
9
Co
Inc
&
preferred
Baltimore
19
33% Dec
'.
Inc—
Wilcox
Tools
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
9
22
&
Oil
Baltimore
5
233/4 Nov
(B T)
Bai cock
.
3,000
•143/4
-
143/4
1474
1574
6,800
83
837a
83 7a
837a
10,700
217a
2174
*2174
217a
2,300
•
•89
903/b
♦89
903/4
*89
903/4
*8974
903/4
*8974
9074
*50 7a
503/4
•507a
503/4
•507a
50%
*50'7a
503/4
*507a
5074
87a
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—
—
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1562)
Monday, October 15, 1962
.•.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1961
'
Highest
Lowest
56
2
Jun
13
32% Jan 11
15% Mar 30
12
96
Jan
8
102 y2 Oct
13
45 % Jun
25
63 y2 Apr
26% Jun
28
3
36
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
£1 % Jan
6
102% Oct
Mar 13
62% Nov
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3
S9% Jan
3
52% Mar 30
32 y8 Jan
3
49
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10
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28
3
36% Nov
24
Jan
Oct
25
2V2 Nov
6
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29
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3
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6
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9
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25
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2
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*
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4,400
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46
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3
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Clevite
Apr 19
July 3
143
July 19
32% May 29
75% Jan 19
Jan
;14%
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•
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6%
24%
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$4.50
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;
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20
30% Jan 26
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57
31% May 29
10
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:
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33
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23%
Cleveland Electric Ilum common—151;
12
33 % Feb
2
18
70% Apr
.
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Cleveland-Cliffs iron Cp—-
2'
27
Apr
133
Clark
4
48y4 Jan;
Mar 21
61
1
38% Jan
9
26
36% Mar
10
27
1
Jun
Nov
53
7
47%
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28
,
32%
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47%
7%
11
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Mar 23
May 29
40% Jan
32
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City Products Corp_i—
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City Stores Co———a—
5
10
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May 29
20
26
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Jun
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i77/8
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45
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23%
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97 y4
491/8 Sep
281/2 >
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Chicago Yellow Cab•
.-No par
50% Mar 19
91% Feb
106
2
pfd
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33%
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26%
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21
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45
60
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32
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21
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33
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371/2 Jan
44
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13
1-4% Y
17%
-
•
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.
1 »;
36% May 29
11
20% Feb
_
Chemetron Corp —-—1
31
87 Vu July 10
5
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3
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Co—
Got'ham
22% Sep 24
8
Oct
1
50% Jun 25
8% Jun 25
16% Jun 25
2iy2May28
15% Oct
1
19
Jun 22
15y2 Jun 25
13
May 28
11
May 28
12
3
27% Dec
Jan
Chadbourn
38% Jun 14
3
23% Jan
20
Cessna Aircraft
•
7>:
10
27
Feb
Products
.
25% Feb
May 29
.
18%
2
Certain-teed
18
——
31% Apr 11
6V2 Jun 25
14y4 Oct
1
18
18
37% Jan
4
Jan
39
> 47
23 y4
■
14%
25
May 29
H37
.
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14% Sep
24
21% J an
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75% Oct
9
15% July 31
13% Jan
28%
14%
18%
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47
600-
•
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;;
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,
28%
Champion Papers Inc com_l_No par
>.
26y8
$4.50 preferred
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,:94
Champion Spark Plug C0--2-—1%
1
.
3iy4
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28%
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
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23%
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32
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23 '
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44
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15
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24
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22%
20%
27%
16
3
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98
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Illinois Pub Service- .No par
20% ;
38%
49 y4 Feb
4
7% Jan
.1—100
preferred
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26
103
par
20%
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SC
July 19
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32 y4 Jun
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4
4
28%
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31
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30
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9 % Apr
38% Oct
>
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36%
35%
400
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v
25
24%
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Cerro Corp
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2
25
50% Apr
;
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2
—100 V
preferred series B
4 % %
33% Mar 27
23% Apr
25
27
26% Jan
£1
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177/8 Oct
9
5 y8 Jun
57
24%
f;
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Central
Apr
13% Oct
28
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16
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16V8 Jun
8'A Nov
4
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Aguirre
24%
15%
35%
35%
•
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-
5
79% Dec
Mar 24
3% Jan
Jan
2
46 y4 May 31
3
2C% Jan
24%
.
60% Jan
14
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:
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:
26
46% Apr 19
23% May 29
9
30 % Jun
21
25
Jan
9
Feb
Apr>5
101% May 28
May 29
Nov~22
2
Central
52 V4 Mar 30
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47%
Central
36% Jan
i>
common
Instruments
49
20
17
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Corp
preferred——
77%
25% May 28
35
Jun 25
27% Jan
5
July 12
5%
I
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23% Jan
Aug 23
18% Jan
Celotex
•
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23
26% Feb
14% May 29
3
38
28
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68
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.
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10
Mar 22
39%
-
11%
35% ..,86%
Caterpillar Tractor commop_No par
4.20% preferred called——./.YlOo
"
22
Jan
44
5
Jun
>79
Carter
4
29
23
..
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Power
Carriers
4
102% AUg
;
4
19% Oct
28% Jun 25
',.39%.
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—
7%
Jan
42% Jan
July 17
94
*
:■
2
3% Jan
Oct. TO
55 %
Mar 12
-70
Wednesday
Oct. 9
.100%
9% Jan " 3 Y
2
5
I_10
!
Tuesday
Oct. 8
& Light——-No par
Carperlter Steel Co—
I—J
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Carrier Corp Common
;——10
,l: 4V2% preferred—
—50
28
77
26
29 % Jun
•
28
85% Apr
July
2% Jun
'
31
Jun
25
4% May 29
44;
Mar 20
32% Oct
49% Sep
36% Jan
Monday
'
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Carolina
30 >
8
2;
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Mfg Co-
Carolina Clinchfield &
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45% Mar 14'
3
*
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Co—
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Carlisle Corp
44% Feb
3
27VaOct
40%-Aug 15
3
71% Jan
45% Jan
>
41% Aug 29YZZ
97
"May 23
*
-
11
26% Dec
5 ;
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Oct
Oct
30 % May 29
13% Apr
3
90% May 31
22
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>;
May 19
74
1
♦6Va Feb
Carborundum
Mar 16
4
9
38
5
20
26% Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
22% Oct
60 V4 May
42% Dec
27
NEW YORK
-
,
Lowest
51
22,400
9%
10
4,300
49%
49%
49%
10,900
37%
37 y4
Y 1,700
'
37%
Number 6203
Volume 196
.
.
.
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
(1563);
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
iKange
24 V4 Jan
•*
37% Jun
•7% Jan
3
15% Dec
23
4
49% Jun
Sep
8% Oct
18
27% Jan
15
13% Jan
3
26
88
Jan
Jan
23% Mar, 6
16
5
90
92% Jan
5
,96
18% Jun
28
30
.
13 %
Jan
July
7% Mar
4% May 29
5
11
9% Apr 17
70% Aug 31
40 '/a
Sep
6
18
78,
76 % Jan
17
12% Jun
25
Nov 24
24% Apr 11;
29% Apr 13
>,15% Dec 22
33% Dec 20
27
Sep 11
68% Jan
;
42% Jan
39% Peb
4
1
134,
July 25
89% Jan
.
6
17% Jan
64% Jan
14
27
X
67
8
Y
95% Jun
5
8 % Jan
3
Dec
.,.41
4
1
29% Dec
,
22
37
May
62% Fe b
82
July
X-
14
14%, Feb
27
20 y4
49% July 20
7v
,
$2 preferred--—-1
$2 oonv pref oailed.^
3
46% Nov 27,
7
89
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
12% Nov
1
20
33% Jun
.
Nov
Mar
8
> $4.20 preferred
■,
5V*%
19
No par
convertible
7
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9% Jun
Cudahys-packing
-
4V2%
;
preferred
30
16
76% Peb
9
31
Nov
15
•78% Aug
79% Jan
4
83
Peb
13;
31% Nov
80% Oct
14:'
19
Sugar..
Dana Corp
v
3% %
•
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47% May
4.
62% May 23
20% Jan
2
51% Apr
Dayton
26
5
37 "
.16% Jan
3
22% Oct
7% Jan
3
48% Jan
4
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3
11
14% Mar 20 4
-67% Nov
15
25
22 Ya Jan
45 % May
>
20% May 17,
10% Oct
9
18% Jan
37% Feb
24
27
Jun
22
34%. Jan
74% Jun
21/v
38y4 May 29
3
52 % Dec
29
12% Jan
4
27% Jun
12
14% Oct
19
29% Jan
31% Jan
47% Nov
3
10% Oct
20% Mar 17;
17% July 24
26% Jan
5
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2
35% Jun
25
22
21% Jan
13% Jan
23 Va May
4
28% Nov 29
10
Mar 8
18% Jan 17
26% Dec
40% Feb
May 29
15
20% Feb
25% Jan'
17% Jun
27
37% Jan
3
■42% Aug
14% Jan
4
24% Nov
16% May 29
May 3
22% Sep 25
^29% Dec 29
85% Sep
40
.
70
17% Jan
4
152 % Ji^ly 18
19% Oct
29% Dec
38%
1
May
24% Nov
5
Jan
19
254% Nov 20:
100% Apr. 19
110
Dec
Jun
26
61
101% Jun '■» 5
7.
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16
13
:Feb
114
77% Jan 20
90% Dec 11
8i y®
July 12
Apr'27
97%.-Apr 27
25% Jan
3
34
Nov
8
24 y8 May 29
32 y4 Mar 22
38% Jan
-
3
42% Jun
8
39
42% Sep
15
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Jan
5
44
Jan
3
47% Apr
6
45% Nov 2749
Nov 22
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44
Jan
Jan
5
2
;
44
Sep
48
14
July 10
42% Jan
*
12
47
45% Jan
;■
19
49 y8 May 25
,
Mar 27
42% Mar 28
45% Feb
28
43% Jan
2
48% Jun
44
Jan
4
46 % Deo
20
45
Feb
7
48% JUiy 13
19
Jan
19
i7ya May 29
1112% Oct 12
32% Nov 24
1126% Oct
12
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10
27% Oct
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11%
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24
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3
16% Jan
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27
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•
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:
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9;
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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5
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43
40
4
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25
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1
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EXCHANGE.
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34% Mar 19
'
25
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42% May 31
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5
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27
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19
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Highest
20 Va May 29
6
40% May 31
3
NEW ¥0RK
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STOCKS
for Previous
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16
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7
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16
..Monday, October 15
1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since
Year 1961
17 y« Jan.
3
3
39"% Nov
31
10
Dec
5
24% Jan
33% Jan
3
-42% Oct
26
14% Feb
2
22% Feb
7
7
34% Feb
1
Federal
44% Feb
4
Oct
31
59% NOV 22
10% Nov
Pacific Electric Co com.
24
54 % Jan
2
18% Jan
20
15% Aug 22
4
31% Jun
25
53
Va Feb
6
Ferro
2
15% Mar 16
34 % Mar 21
18 % Jun
20
31% Feb
15
Inc
Fenestra
55% Dec
26% Aug
,
12
23 % Jun
23% Oct
24
35% Apr
11
22% May 29
Dec
5
164% Nov
24
51
33% Jan
9
51% Nov
28% Jan
4
69
49'A Jan
4<
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126
Oct
50 % Jan
47% Oct
9
72% Jan
82
95
Dec 29
41% Jan
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114
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1
89
Aug 14
8
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35 % Jun
July 14
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4
25
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21
9
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18
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5
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1
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Apr
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67
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3
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8
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4
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28
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8
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32
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2
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Ford
8% Oct
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15
Food Giant Markets Inccommon—1
11
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26
Corp
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8
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4,800
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2.50
10
2
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—
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5
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40% Jan
27
12
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67
5
3
5
12% Jan 12
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16%
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1
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12
13% May 29
16% Nov
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Florida East Coast Railway Co—25
Florida Power Corp
2.50
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14%
33%
41
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Inc
common
22
33% July 26
May
Jan
5
3
Co
14%
33%
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&
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14%
33%
31%
1
1
Jan
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8
Mar 16
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14%
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14%
33%
34%
21% Oct
89
Jan
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Charter
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82% Feb
89% Jun
85
2
30 Va Mar
13% Jun 13
5
May 31
1
48
47
25
34% May
Mar
6% Feb
25
15
86% Nov
3
11
46
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3% Jun
51% May 19
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4
31% Jan
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26% Mar 16
May 29
15% Oct
34% May 22
2
Nov 28
Tire
Inc
Federation
Firestone
the Week
Oct. 12
33%
10 V;. .22%
————
Financial
Jan
25
4
Corp
22
48% Mar 21
142
25 % Jun
12
22 % Nov
25
9
Jun
27
20
Nov 24
Filtrol
Coach Lines Inc
Friday
Oct. II
14%
1
Products—No par
Paper
Fifth Avenue
35% Mar 15
*
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Sales for
Thursday
34%
-16%
1
Fiberboaru
Oct. JO
14%
A..23
Corp
24% Mar 14
May 29
14
Wednesday
Oct. 9
34
1
Federated
2
10% May 29
series
1
Paper Board Co common__5
preferred
25
Dept Stores
1.25
4.60%
May 10
427/a July 26
,
1
pfd
2nd
conv
Tuesday
Oct. 8
5
5%%
22% July 11
37% Jun 27
23% July 27
Monday
Par
Corp
Mogul Bower Bearings.
Federal
27
13
Aug 30
21
Federal
Jun
7
17
19
Fedders
15% Jun
19% May 10
12% Dec 29
5
42% Mar 15
23% Feb
14% Sep 26
Jun 25
25 % May 16
Jan
27
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Jan, 1
21 %
21
21%
*81 %
v.
83
*81 Va
-
13,200
16,300
83
50
19
3,100
G
12 V4 Jan
22 V4 Jan
46% Mar
40 % Sep
3% Jan
24% Jan
17% Jan
10% Jan
22% Jan
-
41 Va Nov
8
27
Mar 13
57
35
563/a Mar 17
July 24
35% Jun
18 Vt Jun
6
29
32 V2 Nov
25
58
23 Va Jun
Jan
2
Feb
21
4% Mar 19
14
27% Jan
17% May 29
10% Jun 27
1
16
14 % Dec
51
23/4 May-29
5% May 12
29 Va July
263/4 Dec
463/4 May 22
26% Jan
10
2
143/4 Jan
32% Feb
26
4
16
Gamble
Skogmo
Inc
Gardner-Denver
Garrett
Co
'•
$0.60
conv
General
American
Investors
24
44% May 11
General
Amer
Oil
94% Nov
15
52 % Jun
25
86
Feb
6
General
Amer
5V2 Jun
26
Apr
15
Oct
70
Jun
28
90
Apr
23
18
General
19
22
22% Feb 27
8
Jun
15
113/a Jan
2
General
Bancshares
103/4 Jun
26
9
General
Bronze
33
42% Ma* 15
General
Cable
84
Jan
30
34% Jan 31
44% Feb
77 Vt July 26
83
27 Va Apr
5 Va Feb
8
19
60 Va May
37 V4 Jan
68% Jan
24% Oct
31
Apr 31
106 V4 July
803/4 Dec
14
40% Jan
37 % Jan
6
10
4
31
27
23
5% Jan
79 Va Jan
26'A Jan
28 Va Oct
53
Oct
Jan
19% Oct
6
27
46% Mar 20
1 Y"
2
1
5
5
General
Finance
Jan
2
General
Foods
Jan
4
General
Instrument
33% Jan
2
Jun
108
1
42 Va Feb
29
5
10
78
Jun
52
Jun
115
30% Jun
26% Jun
25 Va Jan
Sep
Oct
General
9
2
$1.60
General
5
5
General
Railway
General
General
Steel
26 V*
25
100
Sep 19
30% Jan
3
92 Va Jan
20% Mar 20
107
75 V* May
21
2
Nov
17
21
May 19
Mar
6
29
20
General
Time
4
23
General
Tire
100
Jun
14
1063/4 Apr
13
33% July 2
30 Va Jun 22
42 3/a Feb
19
58 % Jan
40% May 29
62 3/4 Jan
12 Va Jun
25
20
Feb
16
Getty
Oil
May 29
19
Feb
21
Giant
Portland
12
Jun
30
53
30 V8 Sep
13
31% Aug
12% Oct
3
17 Va May
35% Jan
4
47
Nov
28
11V4 Jan
3
14V4 Sep
13
1% Jan
3
3
51 % Jan
3
79
Nov
33% Jan
4
473/8 NOV
Jan
3
55% Dec
6% Jan
18%
4
16
v
25
163/a July 6
83/8 Jun 22
35 %
Sep 24
9% May 29
Mar
31% Jun
25
.
Genesco
Gerber
Products
Gibralter
5
Dec~27
Financial
Gimbel
&
Glen
45% Feb
14
Glidden
44 % Jan
2
55,700
38 %
37 %
" 37 '/a
38V4
37%
38
38V4
3814
50 0
I 69%
693/4
;703/8
703/B
711/B
70%
711/4
70%
71%
23,100
12%
-13%
12%
.12%
12%
13%
12 5/s
13
12 Va
12%
19,200
26'A
<263/4
112%
26 Va
26%
111%
111%
>
30
12% Oct
9
34% Jan
2
Grand
9
243/a Oct
11
49% Jan
2
Granite
15% Apr
11
25 Vt Jan
18
39% Apr
3
17% Sep
29% Jan
2
6
75
10 Va
Mar
4
80
Jan
3
26% Nov
28
35% Jan
3
70% Nov
30
3
28% Apr
75 Va Jan
8
19 Va Jan
5
283/4 Jan
34
35
20
15% Jun
1
146
Aug
3
36% Dec 21
20
27
3
Jan
60% Jan
23
25 3A Feb
139
13
Jan
3
May 19
90
Mar 22
96% May 24
29 Vt
Apr "lfl
40
Oct
11
Aug 13
25
'
3
181/4 Jan
2
27% Oct
12
Northern
Great Northern
Great
30
Jan
8
Jun
14
May 29
Atlantic
Great
36% Jan
Feb
17
Corp
2
15
103% Aug 22
61% Aug 27
43% Feb 21
20% Jun 27
27% Jan
4
7%
Co
Iron
27
*26%
19%
19%
102,200
8%
83/4
: 8%
83A
8%
81/4
8%
8,300
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*102
13
Sep 20
88% Apr
94% Jun
27
87% Jan
3
94% May 11
$4.20
90
Jan
2
97
7
$4.40
933/4 Apr
104% Dec
10
93
July 24
97% Jun
12
$4.44
103% July 18
106% Apr
30
$5
106
13
105
108'/a Mar 14
For
footnotes,
Jan
see page
23.
10
9
41
2
$5
19
12
Gulf
preferred
OA Corp
Gulf
States Utilities
Mar 12
preferred.
$5.08
3433
35
35 %
353/4
345/9
483/4
19
23,800
100
102%
333/4
34
,
185/a
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34%
34 Va
19
100
104
*102%
109
340
50
104
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34%
6,800
34%
34%
12,900
47i%
47%
35%
48
47 Va
48%
48 Va
47%
43%
15
143/4
14%
14%
15%
143/4
14%
14
14
13 5/a
14 y:
13%
13%
13%
13%
29
29
29
28%
293/4
28 Va
28 %
27%
28%
29%
*28%
29
29'A
2914
29%
2.9%
V 29%
293/8
1.500
33 Va
333/4
33%
33%
33
33Va
33
33 %
33
331/4
25,000
33Va
333A
23Va
233/a
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23%
9%
9
9%
v
35%
33 Va
93/8
'
28%
9%
36%
13% ;.13%
1%
■
333/a
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23
23
23
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;
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9%
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36%
135/8
13
13%
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1
33%
363/4
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;•
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353/4
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1
Va
1%
4.600
4,000
28
2,600
333/4
23
23
3,000
2,000
10,200
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2,300
13
':i
9%
35%
.
13%
1
14%
13%
33%
•
36 %
13%
1,500
143/4
131/2
331/2
36%
,
1 Va
V
13
9
■
2,500
1 Va
1 Va
6,900
1%
39%
40
39%
27%
27%
27%
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33%
333A
33'A
33%
31a/i
323/4
32
32%
1,800
33
32 Va
33
32%
33%
33
33V4
v;f 32%
33'A
21,500
17%
17%
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173/a
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17 %
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4
1
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5
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395/8
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•
34%
i
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40
39%
40
V
39%
39%
25,600
27%
40
273A
271/4
27%
;
263/4
27%
41,600
17
1,400
13
13 Vt
12 5/a
13 Va
123/4
131/2
13%
13 58
13%
133/4
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25%
25%
25 Va
253A
25
253/4
243/a
24 3A
24%
24%
123/8
123/a
12 Vt
123/8
12
12 5/a
12%
12%
121/4
12 Va
4,100
2.50
100
18 Vt
18%
18%
18 3/a
18
18%
18
18 3/s
18
18 Va
11,500
*78%
793/4
*78%
793/4
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Gustin-Bacom Mfar
79V2
7
9,200
6%
37%
37
375/8
363/8
37
36
36%
35,300
203/a
20%
203/b
20%
20%
21
21
211/a
21%
21Va
v, ^6,400
35%
353A
35%
35%
17%
No par
25
18
7
7
343/4
353/a
34%
35
34
3434
34
34
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
35%
353/4
35%
! 3,200
17%
18 Va
17%
18%
17%
17%
17%
175/8
16,900
'
31%
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31%
145%
146 Va
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27%
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28
*
102%
.
58
1
-
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No par
28
275/a
35
225/a
.
72%
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1,100
27%
27%
27%
27%
102 A
31 Va
148
1
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72%
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61
61
355/8
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;
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61
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73
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34%
35
35
35%
35
35V4
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:
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35%
35%
35%
353/8
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353/8
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91%
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90%
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94
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100
100
100
100
100
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97
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27 3/a
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35
60%
34%
22 Va
150
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1021/4
60%
35
.
31VB
146%
271/4
313/a
147
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60
r33%
22%
27%
300
31 Va
1463/4
27Va
28
146%
27%
3,500
27%
31%
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2.50
.
6%
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71/4
37%
7
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Co——
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79
1
38%
7
100
—
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7,900
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com—No par
preferred
793/4
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23,400
37%
1
No par
Corp
1
preferred
16% Oct
100
103%
103%
200
143/4
5
Inc
preferred
7
18 3/4
193/4
100 Va
343/4
35 Va
;
1
Ltd
preferred
15
Dec
19
*100
103%
8%
27%
27
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■
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
47%.Nov
49% Mar 29
19%
100%
*102
27%
27%
35 Va
100
50
16
9
103 Va
x34%
,
18%
100
100
8%
100%
19%
18%
30c
preferred called
conv
preference
44 %
28
1,900
20
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp.:
78% Feb
12
5,300
19%
27%
70% Jun 27
Jun
9%
33%
*26%
3
33% May 29
27% May 29
Jan
93/8
331/8
*27%
—3
13
33% Jan
4,300
9%
33%
27%
Greyhound Corp common
11
Ml
243A
19,100
201/4
27%
Dec
4
24%
9%
33
10,900
10
Sugar
Dec
Oct
24
91/2
34
5%
321/2
2434
27
No par
Co
44
91
241/2
93/8
333/a
5%
1
Paper
79
Mar
60
32
19%
5
Prop
3
4
37%
5Va
32%
*26'A
of Calif_l
Ore
3
86% Jan
*36
37
5 3/a
32%
*27%
Pacific Tea Co—1
&
-Jan
85
16,300
2,100
5
35 V4 Jan
433/4 Apr
32 Va
5%
24
9 Va
31
32 3/a
53/8
24
*36
37.500
27
5
32% Jan
Apr
37
1,400
16%
27%
preferred
Shoe Manufacturing Co
4%%
32%
39%
163/4
120
—
Ry Co_
Financial
4%%
32 %
86 %
39V4
19%
5
Western
Great
33 V2
86 Va
Y
♦26%
Inc
Western
Green
16%
861/4
*27%
Co
47% Feb
28
39%
163/a
50'
19%
T) Co common
33/4%
preferred
JGrayson-Robinson Stores
62% Feb
Sep
39%
;
263/s
(W
42 3/4 Jan
35% Feb
3,200
111%
16 Va
32
33%
33%
112%
112
•
27%
Steel
Nor
21% May 29
93
Graniteville
Great
33%
121,800
395/8
*36
11,900
54%
861/4
*86
26%
112%
54
32 5/0
i 31%
93/8
93/8
9%
33
111%
26 Vt
112
54%
16'/a
5%
24
24
233/4
-
112
26%
112 Va
86'/0
37
:
54%
39%"
'39%
'16%
*36
26%
*111
543/4
19%
Co
City
Great
147
30
5
1113/4
86%
.
26%
112 Va
54 '/b
263/8
& Co
Mining
Union
Grant
111%
26%
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/ 54%
111% 111%
54
-1.700
*27%
F)
(B
24% Feb
30
May 29
137% July
3
22 Va Jun 26
53
Aug
81 % Mar 19
25% Jan
393/8 Jun
13
2
Va Aug 15
4
Mar 22
69
393/4 July 12
39% Dec
July
21
35% Sep 25
181/4 Jun 27
51% Feb
443A Dec
3
483/4 Jan
7
May 29
Co
(W R)
52% Aug
%
*38
-
Y
25
Co
& Rubber
Gould-National Batteries
403/8 May 17
*112
54%
54
5
Goodyear Tirs
17
v
480
75,100
10
27
Jan
43/4
11%
/
1
26% Sep
35% Jan
26
43/4
66 Va
1
Goodrich
Grace
7,300
43A
3.33%
Co
Granby
5
-43/4
43/4
2 200
'
26%
31%
:
4
9
•1,600
Y
115/a
2.50
Co
72 % Jan
29
33
65 %
1
Brewing
20% Jan
34%
80%
33
23%
53/8
Alden Corp
54% Feb
80%
33
11%
80c
Brothers
Ginn
14
37% May 11
80
33
66%
1
Cement
14% Feb
14
34%
80
33
69%
—4
32 3/a Mar 21
27
34%
80
24 Va
31 %
Co
433/4 Mar 15
22
6 ICO
11%
5%
Co
1
Jun
.*34
15%
65%
32 Va
Co
12% Jun
«
14%
23%
363A
com
Greeting Cards
4
5
343/a
330
1,900
15V4
113/4
53/8
Georgia-Pacific Corp
253/s Jun
27
143/4
8%
68
100
Inc
15
14Va
79
Va
251/4
36 3A
Co
39V4 Oct
8
11%
1
Goebel
21
79
66%
2.50
2/
1
6 Va
■
,
8 %
241/4
par
Inc
Gibson
2
6,200
6%
791%
81/8
33
313A A 32 Va
preference
Gillette
15 % Feb
6%
6%
-
*79
8'/a
100
673A
100
Globe-Wernicke
1
7.200
67
6.67
Rubber
4
Oct
1
58%
24% 'C25%
32%
(series B)
Jan
8
57Vt
•n%; 11%
'
May
58 'A
*37%
,
10
3
5
8,300
58
6%
34%
34
"
32
1
.
'1,800
98
335/a
11 w
16
Corp
&
6
Jan
25
98
68%
86 %
preference
2
55
24%
35
25%
38 3A
Electronics
Tele &
19% Feb
;
25
100
343A
11%
16%
preferred
5 % %
25
*98
y-
25
preferred
$1.25
$5
1,300
67%
87
Signal
$1.30
General
30% Apr
57% Dec 18
24% Oct
2
102 % Feb
233/4 Jun 27
Dec~12
6
Mar 22
25
25% Jun 25
51 Va
Mar
Jan
11%
Telephone Co of Florida— /Y
Jun
24
70 Va Nov
27
July 26
115/a
24%
40%
Industries
97
29
41 Vt Dec
42
July 25
143/4 Jan
3
17
7
Nov 22
28
May 29
25 Va
18% May 29
73/4 May 29
173/4 May 28
3
101 Va Dec
4
53% Jan
,
26
July 14
32 V2 Apr
Nov
12
35 Va
*791/2
4%
16
Refractories
Mar 14
41
•
39'A
Utilities Corp
Public
22 % Mar 28
44% Jan
24
:
43/4
*86 Va
Service
Public
300
1,800
*11 Va
.1
__1
Equipt Corp
preferredNo
conv
General
Lv
4%
15
Precision
preferred—.
19%
201/4
141/4
33
10c
9
Jan
37 % Mar 22
15
9%
27 Va May 11
3
27
1
13 Va Jun 22
24
32%
No par
Portland Cement Co
General
243/4 Jun
33
111%
Oucdoor Advertising-
General
191/2
20 Vt
8V0
80 J/4
.
*23/4
:
11%
6 %;vi
14
No par
preferred
$3.75
14
2%
19%
20 Va
5
/ -A
/
•
3
General
7% Jan
25% May 28
23
$5
23/4
*18%
V78 Va A 79%
79
Y8%
8%
33 Va
43/4
100
1
44% Feb
July 2
4V2 May 29
28% Jun
27
78%
•('
33%
1%
common
preferred
59
35
5
Motors Corp common
Mills
■'
i.
32%
1
1
303/4 Mar
25
7
Apr
5%
General
19
4.
♦20 Vt
58% >.59
-59 Va
'fefti- 6%, •< > 6 'A
80%
2
—.
General
8
2
%'
t\
33 Vt
No par
Corp
87% Apr 26
433/4 Aug 14
4
7
115
14
153/4 Oct
May
57 % Jan
Corp
Corp
•/
81
-
5
Corp
Co
,:
33
1
Controls'Co
96
12
•,
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■>'
100
Dynamic^
30
14
.
No pai
General
;
■
37
19 %
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U -% 58%
14 V
General
53% Mar
r
13%
General
July 27
6
6%i
5
1
86 Va NOV
543/4 Apr
25
8%
9
25
25% May 19
25%
*98-,, 100iJuii ijj,^i*98A
78%
78% Mar 12
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
41V2 Dec
25%
..
—
78%
363/4 Feb
573/4 Jun
6
V'
i H/.';8%
161/2 Jan
12
Dec
11%
5'&v
Corp
19
20V4
•20 Vu.
59
25
35 %
Aug 11
11%
3
*18%
58%.
25
113/4 May 29
21% May 29
3,200
*23/4
3
19%
25
Corp
Electric
2%
18%
x361/4
100
Jun
20
4,400
20%
•
*11%
2
Finance
43 y4
20
•
No par
Contract
423/4
35
4%
General
43%
25
common
com
43%
*98
Corp
Corp
45 %
25 Vo
54% Jun
21
31 /
110% Dec
38
Co
3,800
44%
t.99 Va
19
6 3/4
44% Jun 25
8
Baking
preferred
38
35 %s •>n?>};;35% A35Va
Apr
13
42% Dec
May 22
$8
37 Va
35—.
4% May 29
8% May 29
Dec
58
25
25% Jan
29
/
201/2 Jan
8
Jun
8 Vt
28
27
15
21
3 8 3/4 Sep
5
113
May 31
3
12
26% Jan
Nov
48
55 Va Apr
3
104
24
Jun
79% Jan
107% Nov
3
Jan
58
27 %Y
2 >
Mar 27
45% Jan
2
19
10
24
"
22 V2 Mar
3
Oct
Mar
50 % NOV
18
17
12 3/4 Oct
25
3
4,500
3734
C "-
5
1st preferred
General Cigar Co Inc—
10 % Mar
13% Nov
36%
37%
19 Va
20
100
Texas
of
363/a
38
1.23^
Transportation
$4.50 preferred
Co
19
36%
'
20
19%
1
com
8
29% Jan
18'A
38
2%
3%
*3
r,*19%
No par
94 Va Jan
140
■v:
'
'
1
Corp
voting pref
Acceptance
7
4
433/4
V;
50
preferred
July 28
7% Jan
433A
:
'
convertible
4Va%
38% Dec
7
433/a
/
Gar Wood Industries Inc common_l
General
98
May
38%
38
353/4
44 3/a
36
383/4
36 3/a
18%
36 3/a
2
Corp
20 Va Sep
102
19%
36
5
—
92 % Jan
10
25
75
May 26
-5% Dec 19
*75~
Oct 26
18 3/a
5
Co
18%
38 Va
1
Gabriel
32,700
.1,000
23
73
343/4
35 Va
30,900
351/2
;
353/4
5,000
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92
94%
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94%
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30
97
91
-
>
94
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94
97
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97
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97
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107
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107
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107
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107%
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107%
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16%
163A
16%
,16%
16%
130
107%
16%
106
107%
17
..
94
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Volume 196
Number 6203
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1565)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Monday
Tuesday
Oct. a
Par
Wednesday
Oct. 9
Oct. 10
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Oct. 11
;
Oct. 12
Shares
•
H
.
29
.
257a Jan
39% May 18
60 % Nov 20
3
10'
Nov
29
21% Oct
24
287a Feb
9
Oct
3
112 72 Feb
13
91
26% Jan
3
42% Oct
•357a Dec
Juri
*
46
128
'
19
Jan
8074 Dec
-4
123% Jan
Sep'
22
15
23
29% Oct
25% Oct 24
?■;.
13% Feb
477a Apr 27
187a Nov 28
11
Jan
9
403/4 Sep
527.
Nov 28
49% Feb
7
Jari
46% Apr
24
; 87
347a Jan
*1
4
347a Jan
July
2
3
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Aug
3
Hanna
1287a Apr ,13
.
,7
15
48% Mar 13
_1
—2.50
V
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_
Refrac
2
75% Jan
2
Harris-lntertype
t
157a Jun
19
18
22
36
•
35 % Jan
i
12
25
4
647a Jan
18
88
Mar
46 3/4
29% Jan
JH Co
(H
3.65%
34
■
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3872 Nov 20
J>an
'i::
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108
•
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17
Oct
18
69 Ye Dec
6
115
86,'
537s Sep
19
-
Curtis
Industries-
Heller
(W rE)
& Co—
443/4 Jan
17
Helme
(G JW)
common
July 13 >
53
Sep 25
2
187a Nov
;
Apr
287a Apr
6
72
Nov
Jan
Dec
1
3678 Mar.
9
307a Jan
3
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% convertible preferred
July 6
44% Mar 28
4074 Jan
2
Holt
Nov
16
16
437a Aug 28
26
877a Jun 25
Apr
29% Dec
2
6
Apr
19
18
87a Feb
20
90
15
1674 Dec
8
4
7
12
Jun
Jun
60
25
7
2474 Jun 25
15
23/4 May 29
147a Jun 22
tJan
12
177a Jan
5
Corp of America common
1
5%: convertible preferred
1
25
233/4 Mar
1
5
247a Nov
8
167a Jun
4072 Dec
5
41
19
13
74 74 Feb
23
6072 Sep
8072 Jun
373/4 July 18
32 V* Jun 14 Vi
75
827a May 17
85 74 Nov
8674 Jan
13
9374 Nov
8172 Aug 16
8872 Jan 10
1
12772 Dec
10
...
9
Jan
10
Jan
9
45
Jan
3
v
3572 Jan
9072 Jan
92 72 Jan
;y
237» Apr
5874 May
3
727a Dec
3
10
100
-
12
453/4 Aug 127
Howard
July
2
13 ',
Jan
4
Howard
1
173/a Feb
8
Howe
56% Apr
9
6874 Jan
2
1013/4 Mar
6
."<• 327a Jun 21
95
Jun
28
6
.•
967a July/ 6
57a May 29
101
40
3
37
23
Jun
9
21
Sep 29
'/ July
307a May 31
397a Oct
10
28
3
323/4 Sep
4.8% Oct
15
313/4 Jan
41
Jan
4
43
Aug 18
Feb
.
-4074 Sep
2174 Feb
37
Jan
2
183/b Sep
27
29 7a. Jan
2
31 Va Jun
25
463/4 Feb
2
28
Dec~ 19
42 72 Jan
Oct
10
4472 July 16
477a Aug 21
503/6 Nov
14
44 7a-Jan
4
Nov
16
4774 Apr 12
44% May 22
487a July 3
457a July 19
447a Feb'
5
32% Jan
23
50% May
235/8 May 29
243/4 Jun 25
31-
572 Jan
3
Feb
8
4
20
71% Jan
943/4 AUg
3
9
Nov
50
14
14.70 %
*
Jan
Indiana
5
155
Jun
407a Jan
3
.49% Dec
12
3174 Jun 26
48% Jan
2
33 74 Jan
3
58 3/« Dec
29
40May 31
59
Apr
.2
35% Jan
30
,557a Dec
20
3672 JUn
54
Jan
2
Oct
27
4774 Apr
17
Jan
18
Apr
12
21% Jan
3
35
.
90 i
.
/
95
May 19
42% Jan
3
1427a Jan
.34
:
-
Jan
5574 Jun
14
27
3
12 3/4 Dec
-
19
93% Feb
7
Dec
May 29
5
-
81
Jan
9
2474 Jun
25
32% Jan
Jun
25
85% Jan
19
28
Int'l
8
6
9
Jun
4
15% Jan
Oct
1
Jan
2
97% Feb
243/4 Oct
4
28
387a Jun
6972 Mar 28
-
29
.
29^3^ Oct
9474 Dec
11
17
1233/4 Mar
29
: Dec
19
26
35%. Apr
42 7e Apr
•v
Intl
Jan
54
.
7
3878 Jun
;
Resistance
28
98
Jan
3
International
12
29
Feb
27
International
Shoe-
26
May 29
417» Apr
24
393/4 Nov
22
377a Mar 13
•,-'60%. Apr
118% Dec
4
13
33.
May 28
2
92
Jun
18
337a Jan
11
4874 Jun
12
31:
Jun
25
40 7a Jan
12
507a Jun
13
5274 Nov
27
2074 Jan
4
427a Jan
517a NOV 24
3
10
i
Dec
-49
40*
Jun
38
r'
5
4
2
45
3
337a Dec 28
Oct
18
1223/4 May 10
1774 Oct
24
24% Feb 20
'
50% Jan
12
13% Oct
24
-•
173/4 Mar
; 213/4 Nov
118.
2
137» Jan
3
807a Jan
27
33
Jan
Power
14
83
81 % Nov
20
86
553/4 Feb
13
.
2
Island
&
74% May. 22
4
1107a Mar
157a Jan
3
807s Dec
13
56% Jan
3
75% Dec
12
Jan
96
Jan.
13
37
.
Sep
3
3
26
102
7
Creek
Coal
Jefferson
May 29
Jun 25
40
98%. Jun
.
■
38%
3774
777a
'
100
91
102
397a
4074
397a
39%
107a
10%
10
1074
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93/4
107a
10
10 7a
1074
11
447a
33%
447a
347a
y,, 433/8
44
457a
45
447a
45
45
347a "
34%
343/4
987a
977a
977a
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99
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40
40
147/a- ; 147a
77a
77a
77a
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4074
♦397a
4074
40
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143/4
143/a
147a
147a
147a
313/4
31
187a
31
3174
34%
98%
99
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73/4
36
-
35 Va
99
75/a
18,600
4074
400
1474
-
31
14%
3,400
303/8
31
197a
19%
30,100
34
347a
4,300
367a
36
363/8
36%
363/a
2,600
36
353/4
44%
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7a
45
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45
47
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47
47
517a.
517a
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51
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48%
463/4
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487a
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487a
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4674
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46 3/4
447a
45
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467a
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517a
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4874
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4874
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463/4
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463/4
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2974
293/4
297a
297a
257a
267a
2674
267a
53/4
574
5674
563/4
>
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6
567a
160
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29%
303/fe
293/4
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2974
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263A
267a
27
53/4
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6
567a-
567a
563/8
57
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160
57
160
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160
357a
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577a
4,000
6,100
1,300
12,300
160
35 3/a
35
363/a
36
3574
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433/4
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44
45
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45%
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437a
42
42 7a
307a
30%
307a
303/4
303/4
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31
317a
31%
31
31
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5
359
97
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23
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361
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227a
3677a
35774
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23
3637a
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467b
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437a
423/4
43
85
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85
287a
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547a
55
13
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30
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41
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407a
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9
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300
102 74
2,200
7
293/4
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25
9
9
233/4
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200
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70
5,600
6,200
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247a
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73
73
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600
23 y«
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2374
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2374
237a
23 •%
23%
3,000
34
347a
34%
353/8
35
357a
3574
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357a
355/8
2,900
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2478
24%
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40
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40
40
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363/4 ~.37
363/4
373/a
373/4
3874
99
99
99
99
39
397a
397a
397a
39%
393/a
393/4
397s
467a
39
100
393/a
40
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40
38 3/a
377a
38
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100
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38%
30,100
220
100
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46
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467»
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457a
46 74
4674
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25%
26
267a
283/s
277a
283/a
267a
27%
26%
27
2374
23%
23%
237s
23%
24
24
24
233/4
5374
547a
557a
557a
48
49
48
48
48
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42
41%
4274
42
1,500
200
233/4
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5
1
207a
50c
120
20%
120
20
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207a
122
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>
20
120
147a
147a
137a
13%
13»/a
877a Jun. 14
85
85
85
85
Jewel Tea Co Inc common-——1
453/4
46
453/4
4674
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87
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46
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557a
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487a
427a
42 74
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120
13%
107a
3,000
56
1,000
48%
4274
56
10,200
487a
2,700
427t
557a
4874
^
5
100
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102
397a
9
2474
8,900
71,000
98
235/a
5
25
1
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137a
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73
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100
10
/
31,400
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100
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25
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407a
1
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100
28 7a
55%
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293/4
102 3/4
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100
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98
293/4
6%
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7,400
3,000
257a
253/4
98
123/a
98
557a
127a
257a
253/4
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,
557a
557a
56
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1
.
55
110
2,600
80,600
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200
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433/4
457a
46
1547a
1,300
2,900
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4674
2874
457a
154
227a
352
•
8,600
967a
1543/4
*28
preferred-
~50
297a
26%
53/4
287a
—
350
52
207a
"
287a
Co
3,500
193/a
5474
I
10
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260
187a
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—
12,600
3474
85
com
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900
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343/4
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27,600
.
987a
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1674
42 74
2,700
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.
20
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14
13 3/a
193/4
122
197a
122
137a
14
2,900
10%
10%
2,500
10 7b
10
20
8400
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16
16
16
16
86
85
85
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86
4674
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46
30
87
4574
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1,700
90
2,800
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87
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427»
42%
42%
43
42 7»
42%
427a
42%
5
68 V2
68 %
6874
69%
69
697a
68
68%
687a
687a
Logan Inc__—
50c
Jones «fe Laughlin- Steel common_10
-167a
163/4
167b
1774
1774
173/4
177a
18
177a
18
10,400
'4374
42 Va
42%
413/s
427a
17,600
101/
1017a
13%
7
Johns-Manville
Feb
7
Johnson
29% Jan
2
Jonathan
2
1027a Mar 26
75/a
39 3/a
/ 333/8
y
6,500
•
34
19
33%
987a
*98 7a
8
3174
317?
187a
333/4
10
17% Ian ,4
.40% Jan
4
39
40
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■
99
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-
153/4
18
v
337a
•
50
,
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93/4 "
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137a July 30
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393%;
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1574
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10 7e
r'3%-%
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34
-
40
87
93/4
39
3,700
78
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153/4
59% Feb
5,300
.
87
103/a
112
38 3/a
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153/4
13
f-:
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107a
88% Jun
r
78
400
3874
387a
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187a
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86
r
75 v4 Jan
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16
1874
3974
94
86
5
2
1.100
2.700
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;
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
'
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y
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837a
Jaeger Machine Co_
21
14
3874
77
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120
26%
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3
183/4
393/4
9,100
92
101
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.
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16%
187a
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837a
Corp
Breaker
10
For footnotes, see pagie 23.
Circuit
15 7n
183/4
393/4
84
:
24% Feb
15
% Dec
4
May 26
.Mar 20
I-T-E
*
1674
187a
5,800
287a
101
27
3
3
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commons—
preferred
1674 Jan
,6574 Jun
21 %
48
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25
July 9
; 4378 Sep 28
84
July 16
383/4 Sep 24
27
737a Jan
•
8
3
100
5
Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
26
82
3
JUn
2174 Mir
267a
3
53 y4
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101
435/a
Iowa
124 7a. Aug 30
101
9,500
283/s
•
92
263/4
52%
283/4
101
400
2674
53
43%
Corp
Go-
97/a Sep
27
Nov
24
273/4
437a
Stores
11% Jun
857a May 19
483/4 Feb
Jan
123/4 Jun 26
267a
♦977a
'
113
31
47a
357s
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:
Utilities
Dept
Power
287a
457a
convertible preferred
Iowa
1,100
*28
*30
-
*50
25
Interstate
Apr 27
4 3/a
45/!!
31
4474
pfd series B__
Interstate
2
50
12
$2
7.8C0
28%
1547a
preferred
conv
77a
28 74
447a
No par
Silver
International
3
593/t Jan
523/4 Apr
21
2
2572 Jan
May 29
193/4 Oct
.
7
"
213/4 Jan
7%
4%
200
16.900
73^
8
527a
"46%
International Tel & Tel com-No par
12
Mar 2
5074 Mar
>
17s/a May 29
45
Jun. 15
627a Nov 21
3
413/4 Jan
38 3/a Jan
22
26% Nov 30
413/4 May 25
267a Oct
2
"
397a May
587a Jan
1157a Jan
67a
247a
*4%
453/3
Salt
Jun
4
♦67a
237?
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267a
74
67a
29
101
5,200
6,900
287a
*30
53
—100
Rectifier
Sep
11
*72 7-.
437a
preferred
International
23
327a Jan
737a
9,700
243/j,
1547a
Limited—
International
1: 73
443/4 Jan
1
common—_2.50
4
6
1087a Nov
14
5,300
11,800
"
Pipe & Ceramics Corp com
1
convertible preferred
100
International
13%
_No par
—L__:
35% Nov 30
,
133/4
com—5
Corp
Canaua
nreferraci
5%
12,200
u
-
5%
"
23% July 12
217a Jun
of
Mar 26
36
2274
98%
353/4
Int i Rye of Cent Amer com—No par-
5
18% Jan
•
187a Jun 25
22
92
44/V2
.
Packers
.
900
227a
100
Paper
2
/ 73/4 May 29
-
Machines
Chemical
International
10
187a
2878
*453/4.
"•
V
common——^No par
&
International
/ 103/b Feb 26
163/4
18 3/i
♦907a
94
18%
1
—
;
'
167a Sep 20
2374 Nov ' 2
Corp.
i
"."Rl
165/a
187a
7>/2
26 3/4
86
♦923/4
3972
•
-
313/4
1001
:
preferred
Nickel
Int'l
167a
'
1
-
common:^
Business
Minerals
1134
6%
47a
383/4
78
36
24
-
307a
527a
293/4
11S/8
*72 7a
r
28 7e
26
112
35 Va
...
5
—1
Inc_
preferred
International Mining
16
1027a Oct
Sep 28
4 3/4 Jun
—
4%
3S% Mar 16
95
24
Int'l
47a
287a
1878
40
*11174
100
1374
87a
*30
10
14,700
227a
67a
247a
73/4
,
153/4
33%
•
Iron
Harvester
»7%
:
16
25..
11
Nov 17
96
853/4 Mar
-
—
50
50
50
50
50-
—
preferred——
International
3
Dec
Feb
57
:
73%
*6%
3
*85
,4•..// 772
15
common
Corp
Interlake
15
52,
<■
15974 Mar
Co
General Corp
472 rk
3874
*77
101
-3372
5
Ctfs
/
.
2
22
-
r
137a
500
-
69
1
Interchemical
—;
183/s
*63
10%
97 72
f..... 9872
;
23
263/4
'
94
*45
7/
187»
2474
101
87
9s/a
-
•
167a
18%
37%
295/s
'
39%
•
-
9
-
153/4
*3974
387a
10
»
-
•
3
•78
1774
,
92
/
387a
377a
300
1,900
4,700
,
337a
*37 7a
113/4
533/8
267a
393/4
113/4
293/8
101
•
12
*72 7a
-
*33
•
3674
267a
5374
263/4
38%
-
„v
297a
357a
47a
*90 7a
ioi3/4
297a
367a
133/4
307a i
287a
92
1672
•
RR. Co———No par '
Insuranshares
•;
2 K
1
Jan
143/4 Feb
*
...
Mar 16
Jun
102
7
.
5787a Jan
577a Mar
34•
3874 Oct
•
28
45 7a Dec
44 74
145
22 3/4. May 11
4
29% Jun
29
14
537a
"2974
•
23
112
293/4
223/4
2874
25%
*11174
377a
697a
167a
*30
13% "18%
.
.
47a
*62
33%
38 %
♦1874
♦28
267a
*391/4-
-
•
..
26
87
3
247a Sep
Apr
472
-30%
63
373/8
113/4
67a
874
33
*377a
1
;
35%
2474
874
29
-
737a
*6%
24
8%i
■
3-
-
.:
>
1574
297a
:
133/4
♦72
67a
24%
*1574
-
Ingersoll-Rand, common:
—No par
6 % preferredL—100
Inland Steel Co.
•—No par
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
20
19"
3674 May 16
5
58 % Jan
98
"
6
8474 Nov
4
777a Jan
Jun
•
3974 Jan 22
2174 May 29
300
27
.'5474 Oct
25
May 29
90% July 24
9
1497a Apr
5
25
,
,273/s May 31
607 j Oct 25
447
Jan
-
{
1378
737a
r
-
3
>
Indianapolis Power & Light-No par
Industria Elect DC Mexico-100 pesos
^
19
87
4.42%
4.20%
.
;
Co_
pxeterred
preferred'.
preferred
preferredpreferred
;4.26%,
May 21
774 Feb
Co
Power
4.08%
*
May 25
18
151
Illinois
'
.
May 29
43 7a Mar 30
Jan
152
Cement
52 74 May 16
572 May 29
5078 Sep 26
"
145
16
Power
Ideal
47 "
43
y,
Idaho
-Illinois -Central
41 ; Apr 30
46% May ,9
477a May 9
May 29
4474
46
137a
26%
?r-;
1
preferred series A—-—100
preferred series B
100
Hupp Corp con\xpon_
1
; 5%
convertible pfd series A
50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
—5
13
2374 May 29
v
11
23
*101
1
Corp____
Co
;5%'
5%
.
5
9
Stores
Sound
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indiist Inc com.
5
28
18
2E7a
*9072
;—.___ 1-
Johnson C6
Hudson
9% Mar 26
Jan
147i Oct
7
25 74 Apr
4
July 26
11934 Mar: 9
4374 May 29
223/4
287/a
..
.
preferred
50
common-No par
Finance
1874
,
9
974 Oct
8
Household
17
187.
;'v4v3% %t,vpreferreduu_:
100
*77 Ji4% preferred^.-.::
L
100...;4.^, *85
4.40 %
preferred—
—100
V. ;*923^
Houston Lighting & Power—No par..
V", -9972
Oct.
11% Apr
4
1572 Dec
8
;
7
9972 May 24
77a Oct 201
3474 Jan
97
7474 Jun 25
11
,
897? Jun
convertible
$2.25
May 17
5774 Mar 20
6
83
1572 Mar 23
27
Aug
90.
*
39
107a Dec
147a Jan
25
1678
18%
52%
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
Mar 10
35% Feb
147s
112
*11174
112
177a
2574
-
$4.25
1
15
63
12
472
.
15
70
117a
*30
.
273/4
3874
12
.77:
.
85%
277a
387a
36%
874
!.
Hotel
Jun
104
3
Sep
.
12.50
Mining
7,300
843/4
34
*11174
6,300
273/4
3774
-
700
397s
16%
857a
*37%'
*62
i
277s
*33%
293/s
24
167a
*84 7a
38
297a
*72
*38 7a
v"
2,600
333/4
3674
*28
Chemical
Hooker
3
May 31
397«
1674
.6,100
377a
2274
;
*38 7a
300
,
9,100
18%
377a
36 %■
.
;
1774
*674
34%
17%
6%
393/8
38
30
.
Inc__—1
Winston
&
10
Mar 22
.
337a Jan
.
Homestake
July 18
41 % Jan
>. 92
22
16% Jan
36
Rinehart
67a
2,300
23 7a
373/4
135/3
;
173/4
*6%
3,900
•
183/s
38
70
-
;
i77t
•
112
67a
-
347a
15%
337a
4.S0Q
187a *18%
28 3A
-
-
19
34'%
•v:
85%
333/4 ? 333/4
6,700
4874
2974
3974
15
,
/
>
10
30
«:
867a
473/4
"29
187B
857a
*62
2,600
235/a
273/4
-
12,500
393/4
157a
--
22 3/i
237a
i87t
2874 *'
3G3A
22%
3974
1574
.
7,000
193/4
:
-
2874
r';
183/4
407a
183/4
157a
\
5
i
39
19
237a
1974
393/4
20
2,100
*347»
•
1774
233/4
*857a
•
167a
237a
187a
183/4
103/4
237a
383/4
•
1874
,
,
_
•'
167a
187a
165/4
v
17
Corp common—5
preferred.
No par
.' $5 div 2nd
pfd ser C
No par
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co
5
5
93
Mar
May
Jan
337a.Feb 13
173/4 Jan
2
30
May 26
9
5372 Jan
4
378 Dec
74
11
15
63/4
397a
177a
"273/4
-
il
Holland Furnace Co
42
7
20
13
18 1.'
674
♦387a
63/4
19
300
2874
49
347a
4,200
-
273/4
' 277»
*1247a. 1257a.
26%
263/a
297a
397a
1774
1172
87
273/4
187a
,
29
19
200
207a
22%
487a
*3474
*3872
113%
*19 7a
27
517a
34%
18
:
67a
-
9,500
^85%
1257a
2674
297a
v
233/4
//11%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1
3%% preferred series A
_109
Hill
Corp—
——__5
Hilton Hotels Corp
;
2.50
Hoifnian Electronics Corp
;
50c
43/a Sep 17
2674 Jun 14
31% Aug
22
8372 Feb
Hewlett-Packard Co__
4
: 7% Oct
4072
July 14
41% Apr
347t Jun
2
193/8 Jan
1174 Mar 13
6
34
37 7' Jan
22
Jun
.
.
.,*124
19
7
.
L 36%
'
/
15%
.
,
2674
*273/a
?
_5
Inc
14
2674
„
4972
-
263/4
293/4
267t
A 4974
1,000
49%
19
X34%
*3872 -39%
1
Hewitt-Robins
Feb
29
27
125
27 74
49
287a
183/g
223/4
23
263/4
3574
2774
.
87 '
28
297a
19%
18
77/ *11174
,7/77 29%
50c
297a May 10
19
2972 Feb
Heubleih Inc
Corp
223/4
♦1237a,
267*
*34%
,
•
'
193/a
*034
.
/;■■■/
No par
♦857a
347a
•
>>37
,
& Chemical
2974
173^
4
:..
1
Hess Oil
433/a Mar 22
29
297a Apr
Hershey, Chocolate. Corp
Hertz .C10—_
2
48
29%
ig3/a
* •...
preferred^No par—
A
473/4
*34
>;
100
class
217a July 10
'
25
5% Sep
preferred
conv
153/a May 24
.9
6874 Jun
•
40% Mar 27
May 29
12 3/4 Jun
20
87s
$2
657a Jan
2
187a Sep 26
157i Jun 21
6
16
Jan
5%
347a Oct
4
21
7
77a Feb
3074 Jan 10
1478 Oct 31
66
1
3
82
153/4 Aug
26
Feb
Jan
115
5574 July 18
25
May 29
2872 Mar 30
3
Mar 21
253/4
38
3872
;/, 85%'. -8572
<:
; 7% nonl-cumulative preferred
25
Hercules powder common
11/24
397a May 14
50
1107a Aug 10
1
11
207* Jan
V
2672
18 Va
10
197a
27
17
1 r
19
125
237#
25c
2774 Jun 25
.
Jan
Helene
6
I 36 •'
•
•
67% Jan
2
2874
' 23 "
2678
*123%
29 %
•••;
7.
Jan
227a
27
125
47
•
-/?•
1974 Apr
•48
2378
27
,
No par
-8.337a
2874
4 1974
26
——,100
common.
20
853/4
2874
19
12
20
♦853/4
877a
273/4
-
1174
20.
113/4
20
*•853/4
19
23
—40C*
-3 *
preferred
28
'*123%
.
-—5
3274 Sep 24 '
Nov~i;7
*
r
—
—
Heinz
2
1174
20
877?
36
,
..
—.l-5
1078 May 29
-
,.1274
: 20
1—
Chemical Co
Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes Industries Inc.
Hazeltine Corp
2
31%Jan
-
-
ll'/a
207i
-
307a Mat 23
;
Oct >1
843/4 Oct
22 7a Jun
Mar 16
7474 May 25
•
3
497a
21V2
■••■>•.//
HarVey Aluminum. Inc:
1 • /7,
Hat Corp of America common—1
Q /
-.5% preferred:
!
-50'77/7
" Mar 29
42
4974
1
SChaffner & Marx—.—
Hfcrt
273/4
497a
105/.
.
1—1.25
Oorp—.
Corporation:
Harshaw
4
9% Jan
25
1774 J&n
307a Jan*
,
27
137a JUn
Hkrsco
1
4
273/4
497a
■
;
100
.
>37% Mar 23
May.29:
.
387a Jun
i
383/4 Feb
24% Jan
.
277a
/fja?
/
/
com—7.50
&%,
3974 Jan
.
3574
277a
:
Co——————-2.50
(MA)
Harbison-Walker
1.
3574
273/4
497a
preferred—100, 7-*.7 .*353/.
Paper Co
Organ Go—
Hammond
36
277a
497a
"
1
Hammermill
31
367a
277?
497a
1178
*19 V2
5
common^
Watch "Co
convertible
4%
3
36% Jan
1774 Sep 27 '67a May 29
'73% Nov21
:
3
81
Hamilton
Jan
♦36
077*
405/.
5
preferred——
:
Harcourt Brace & World Inc
36
433/a Mar 15
32% Dec 13
2
2574 May 29
17 7a. May 29
9
20
6
277a Jan
37
*
CO—1—*
3974 Jun 25
•
27
Hallicrafters
2074 July 11
/
5
S% Feb
2
;Octv
-
26
7
37% Feb
May 28
122
367a Aug
7
277a May 18
"3072 Dec 18
3
14
108
-.12.50
iW'Fj Printing Co„
Halliburton * Co——
597a Feb
27 7a Jan
177a Oct
4
May 24
•
44%
6
24% Jan
26% Jan
16
Hall
May 29
187a Jun 27 ';
83
July 3
267a Jun 26
5872 Mar 28
9
35
Dec
38 '
31
120% Jan
Nov
36
26% Aug
1
33% Dec 21
,
46
14
Water
Hackensack
36% Mar 22
257a May 28
29% NOV
4
42% Jan
23
377a Aug 30
May 29
&
Corp—
Johnson/—-——
'
5%
preferred
Jorgensen
series Az—100
(Earle M) Co/il———zt
Joy Manufacturing Co
—i
1
413/s
100 7<
v
13%:
X1074
4174
41%
4274
10074
*10074
1003/4
100 3/s
13%
137a
13%
137a
42
167a
1674
167a
163/fe
.
137a
•100%
137a
167a
167a
101.
100%.
135/s
167a
■
13 7a
157a
1674
23,500
2.000
340
A
+
900
13,200
38
(1566)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, October 15, 1962
,.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Wednesday
Oct. 8
Oct. 9
Oct. 10
v.I
■
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Oct. 11
Oct. 13
Shares
,
K
49 Va May 23
2S% Dec
1
8S3*« Dec
22
108 Va Apr
25
84
Jun
26
4434 Jan
11
48 % Jun
1
47
Jan
3
102
Oct
Dec
100
5£'/8 Jan
10
19
122
103
May 19
Jun
122
Nov
87
17
24% May 29
6
Jun
101
Jan
60 V4 Jun
6
75% Jan
9
82
Dec
13
78
84 % Jan
27
89
Oct
31
86
9212 Feb
6
96'4 Nov
27
95% Jan
15
89
84% Aug 25
89
Dec
87
27
93
Nov
3
93
Nov
9
39% Oct
5
Jun
Mar 15
Sep
20
18
112
7
111
10
Aug
6
90 V Mar
26
Jan
Apr
101
Jan
37 Va
10
95
26
Jan~~3
12 V, Jan
50 % Jan
54 % Nov
3
31 Va Feb
23
25% Jan
84
3
73% Jan
Nov
26% Jan
47% Jun
25
83
Dec
57% May 3
42% May 23
93
4
21
7
24
Jun
30% Jun
49
23
27% Feb
14*8 Nov
12 V4 Oct
9
86
25
10
Feb
12
Jan
48'A July 31
.33% jun 27
78
Jan
85
80% Aug
July 20
34 V« Dec
44% Dec
28
28
34% Nov
3
Jan
2C'4 Jun
27
Jan
Dec
14
Jan
27% Oct
24
34% Apr
6
39% Dec
11
45
57
4%
preferred
Kervette (EJ) Inc;
Kreege
(S S)
(SH) & Co__•
Kroehler Mfg Co____;_.._
Mar 12
30 Va Jan
2
Kroger
Co____
4
K
Sutherland Paper Co.
27
40 Vs Jan
2
31 % Jan
12
40 Va Mar
May 29
36% Jan
Laclede
36 Va Jan
Lftne Bryant-,:—'
41
Nov
20
Jun
15
3
25
34
Apr
Lanvin-Parfums
7
13% Jun
27
29% Feb
9
3
Lear
21
Aug 31
13 % Jun
26
21% Apr
3
Lee
13% Jun
25
39
41% Dec
8
16% Apr
33 Va Feb
20
2e% Dec
11
:% Jan
4
2% Mar 21
1678 Jan
4
5% July
22% Mar 22
3% July 18
26% Jan
7
19
111
Dec
15
Oct
Dec
20
12% Sep
48% Apr
28
60% Mar
IOV4 Jan
4
81% Jan
3
146% Jan
10
15% Jun
25
9
7
5
40% Sep
26
23% Nov
44 % Jan
9
42 Va May
3
56 Va
147
59 % Mar 16
Apr
May 29
44% Jan
15
35% Mar 29
54 % Dec
29
71
18.
Oct
46 Va Dec
22
27% Feb
27
21% Oct
22% Feb
135
31
2
Jan
11
41% Jan
29 % Nov
4
19% July 25
17
Sep 28
9
18% May 29
170
Apr 14
59% May 3
ICC
Jun
16
104
Feb
Jan
13
8.9
Dec
4
87
Mar 29
39% Jan
136% Jan
35
Dec
91 % Dec
3
146
35
Dec
29
13% Nov
1
18% Mar 28
Jan
3
14 % Oct
26
77
May 17
20% Feb 23
S3
,
27% Jan
63
Oct
12
41% Dec
3
45% Dec
19
53 % Sep
47% Npv
16
74% Dec
5
20%. Feb
7
88 Va May
30% Dec
40
50
,
3 % Jun
70
4
Dec
47% Nov
60% Jun
16% Jan
3
33% Dec
3
30% Jun
3
5% Jan
45 V* Aug
12 'a Jan
4
26% Nov
17
38% Nov
14 % Oct
23
4
26%
May 31
50 % Dec
Oct
31% Nov
27% Sep
44 % Jan
74
25
61
75% Jan
68
26
3
4
39% Apr
24%
31
Nov
45•
3
Dec
43
Nov
2
May 18
21
29
76
20
25
84
May 10
35% Feb ; 5
25
35% Feb
Juh
27
78% Jan
21
19% Dec
15
1
14
34% Feb
23
34% Sep
5% Jan
27
47% Dec
15
30
Oct
31
16
Jan
6
2
23% Sep
19
32 V* Jan
May 29
125
Sep
104
Jan
•
Mar
2
Jun
Jun
28
Jan
33 Vb Feb
35
Jun
21
29% Oct
1
18% Aug
•
8
34% Jan
26
19% Jan
49 Va Feb
23% Jan
9
46% Jan
2
21
35Vi Jan
3
49% Oct
88
9
93
16
May 24
31% Apr 10
35% Feb 28
84
footnotes,
Aug 11
12% Jan
26
38% Feb
8
25
33%Jun
20
23% Mar 12
48% Apr 12
91
Jan
30
96
Jun
29
17
Jun
27
26% Feb
7
May 29
32 Va Apr
90
Oct
10
26
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'
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McNeil Mach
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No
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31
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81 Va Jan
'
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I
52%/;
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MoGraw-Edison Co___
9
11
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4
26
4%%
2
Jun
14
6
22
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11% Oct
15
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40 Vb Mar 15
93
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18
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71
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.
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25 Va Jan
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MCA
26
22
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33% Sep
May 28
11
preferred
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3
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100
Mays (JW) Inc
—________i
2
-
Jun
93
convertible
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May 21
24%
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.
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Martin-Marietta Corp
X
Masonite Corp
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32% Mar 20
18 %
43 V8 Mar 22
16
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84
20% Oct
'
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5
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28
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19
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4
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May 28
.
43
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27
Feb
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13
56
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38
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12
Feb
15
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Marathon
4
18 Va Jan
9
77 Va Feb
27
14 Vi Jan
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28"% Sep
27
70% Jun
26
21
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1
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1
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.
5
Manhattan Shirt—.
Aug 30
Mar
.
\
68%
17%,
preferred series A——100
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14
Mar
77% Jan
4
27
3
34
35
1 Feb
19% Jun
89
26
Aug 21
7
25% May 29
42 % Jun 25
8
107 / July 25
161% May 22
5
July 18
2213 Jan
30% Jan
27
17
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120 Vb Nov
94% Mar 16
76
3
25
29% Aug 29
12
83% Dec
3
80% Jan
Oct
2,500
51%
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83%
12
/ 26%/ 28%'
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V
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28
29% Jun
6
12% Jan
32% Feb
Jun
33%
29%
J
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32 %
.
25
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25
9
12
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1
48% Jun
72 V4 Jan
74% Feb
25
31% Aug
2
72% Dec
79 '/a Dec
Aug
26
25
23% Jun
July
23% Jan
26% Jan
Jun
Jun
May 29
20% May 29
22 % May 29
13
Aug
80 V* Aug
Jan
75
Oct
81
15
3l/4 Mar 27
10 % Mar 21
36
34% Mar 10
4
Jan
30% Jan
25
4% Jun
21
24
25
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3
21
18
25
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3,100
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100
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19
12
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52
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34
23
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100
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23
Jan
50
Feb~28
3s
;
34% Jun
4
65 % Oct
47 Va Feb
72
27
15
51% Jan
20
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22
24% Jan
5
25
2
27
5
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1
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20
40 Va Feb
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8
4
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25
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9
3
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27
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104
11
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6
9
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10
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23
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88
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12
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99
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8
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4
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6
9
43% Feb
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15
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6
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15
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24
9
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5
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28
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14
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51
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27
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12
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16
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88
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6
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13
24
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27
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52
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46
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1
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69 i" Sep
36
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36
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Volume 196
Number 6203
.
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan; 1
Yea* 196V
Highest
,
Lowest
95% Dec
30
60
12
Apr 20
24Ye Mar 10
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5
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5
11
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3
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6
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22
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26
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.
13%
13%
:
52
22%
48%
•
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91
13%
13%
13%
13%
11.300
77%
78
77%
39,100
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27%
6%
6%
6%
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37%
97
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67
167
165
166
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137
136
136 '<
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'
26%
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26%
27
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37 Va
29 Va-
V
29%
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29% '
29%
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30
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17
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6 Vi
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17
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6%
.
17%
17%
6%
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t
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7%
12
7%
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16%
16%
29
29 y4
80
136 Va
■
17
500
1.700
38%
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29%
29%
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16%.
10%
14%.
14%,
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:
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14%
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18
41%
85 Va-
200
18
-6V4
6V4
11%
ll7/a
7Ta
16
16 V4
16
16
4.100
29%
29%
29%
2.3.00
8
7%
preferred—V,^—.
Pacific
Ry/,—_
29%
78%
79
23%
23%
23%
23%
13.900
42%
-
42
42 V»
42
42 V4
7,500
$4.10' preferred^—
1%
Northwest
-'
'
5.% %"
-
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conv.
''
92%
44 Va
42%
43 V4
42%
43
6.200
28%
28%J
28%
28%
28
2.700
15.700
12%
12%
12%
12 V4
30%
30
30 V4
30
30%
7,100
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1%
2%
4.200
12 v4
12V4
300
38%
5,400
1%
412',
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1%
2%
39 Vi
1%
1%
3
2%
2%
2%
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12 Va
12 Va
38%
39
V-39
39%
82
84
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82 "•
84
38%
>
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43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
12.200
70%
71 Va
70 %
70 V4
71 Vi
71 y4
170
77%
76%
76%
76%
77
83
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82%
83
83
83 Vi
90
90
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90
109%
109%
♦107 Vi
ioy
104
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105%
104 %
19'A
90
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19 Va
23%
23%
>
107%
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104%
19
19
23%
107
V4
105%
110
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24
1.400
88
88%
8,000
87%
87%
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22%
13%
13%
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17%
17%
18
63%
63%
21%
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65
64%
65%
62%
63%
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21%
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22
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107%
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109%
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107
107% 108
108 V4
108 V4
107
34%
33%
76 Va
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76%
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90%
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90%
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v
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8%
74
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73
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108
32
64%
21%
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108
700
62%
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73
33
900
1,600
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17%
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>*.107%
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108
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300
9,900
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77
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32 Va
180
90%
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89 Va
92%
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91 Va
92%
92%
27 Va
30
•
28
27 Va
28
27
27%
26%
29%
27%
33%
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32%
76%
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23
13 "A
17%
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89%
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73
73
107
13
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23
13%
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32
76%
33
107
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30
8%
73
42%
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32%
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107
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33%
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24
88 V4
23
42%
19
19
24
13 Va ; 13%
27
.
100
♦103 Va
18%
87%
29%
V
50
109
88
23
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91
24
;
13%
17%
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400
83 Vi
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.
105%
87%-
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prhferredJl-!——ZZ25
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88%
73
50
42%
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300
72
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90
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1.800
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2.800
29%
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31%
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55 V4
92%
12%
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1
Inc
85%
55
92 V4
30
82%
41 Va
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55
92
29%
1%
73
preferred/—Z_l—_—_ioo
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12 Vi
2%
22%
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55 Vi
92
42%
54%
92%
63
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$4.11
85%
54 Va
91%
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85% "
43%
28% <28%
'
11%
23%
86%
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40
79
30%
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50
preferred——..
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12%
76
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$4.08
-
28%
12%
43
c
500
80
41%
43%
28%
82%
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• 5
$3.60- preierred!—'-Z,4._-—x__100
;
41%
92%
45^
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•
900
30lA
23
53%
92% v
2.400
6%
11%
23%
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55%
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16%
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80
23
41%'
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500
j
11%
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6%
8
22%
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100
20%
27%
38 V4.:
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29%
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12
8
29%
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23
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460
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17%
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26%
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38
29%
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97
69
136%
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200
37%
164%
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v
165
26%
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26%
4.200
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67%
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400
27%
6%
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97
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37%
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48
27%
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11%
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7,300
29%
13
77%
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17%
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20
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5
31% Jan
79ya
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15%
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May 11
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93% May 31
93
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93
.Feb
5,100
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8%
67
'
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45%
22%
•
'36%
r
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preferred—
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J
44% Jan
4
37% Mar 16
'78% Mar 23
36
1,900
12
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•'•'17-
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North American Coal'
Corp.
48
35
1.000
22
16
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43%
29%
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45%
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2
11
9
(
25
26
67
78 V*
43%
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' —.
6% ,preferredi_i_^_^
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.4
Oct
8%
42%
V 25%.: 25 y»
16%
16 y»
'52%
27
26%
4.85%
preferred—
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Sep
43%
29%
21%
1.200
11%
51 Va
*: *•
136
*26%
1Q0
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31 y8 Oct
107
6
2.300
22 V4
167
135%
»
5.25%,
76
107
Jun
15,600
' 2%
76%
.
%
37%
97
100
Norfolk' &
2
34% May 29
102
Jun "14
12
33»/4
2%
22%
.
70%
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4
7
30
331/4
2%
78 y4
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6
97
preferred—
9
Jan
33 V*
23
45%
12 Va
70.
4.10%,
.4
72 Va Jan
30
' Apr
*227/a
12 Vi
38%
;
^
90% >
27%
""'27%
3.60%1 preferred-:.---,-
May 17
Jan
4,300
22%
46%.
25
76%
'
•
•
"
1
,
preferred,,____Z
38% Feb
li
-
28%
V 17 Va
,
22%
52%
-23 'A
49%
-
;'-52
3-90%,7 preferred-,-,,
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May 22
% Apr
6
109
Mar 6
113% Mar 7
Oct
3.40%
27% Jan
24
1.400
41 i/a
12 Va
22%v22%..(
\
109% Jan
26
May
15
112
12.
Jun
107
8
113% Mar 13
27% Jan'10
82
109% Jau
50% Mar 22
5
72:
83-
4
19
16%
38%
45%'
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25
Neptune Meter ;Co_,.^Z"' "Z~~ "
5
.1SV2Newberry Co CJ J) common_No pgr " v
28%
3%%' preferred
ion
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New Ettgland-'Electric
SystemjV
1 :*r'i --227/«
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:_
20
41 Va
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
4% pfdilOO ■ v
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Newmont Mining ,Corp common
10
54%
;
4% convertible preferred_i_^
100
92%
Newport News Ship <Js Dry Dock
1 - '• V ;V,"44x.
Nqw: York Air,-Brak«__^-_
~g V
28%
New • York Central Railroad! '
1
V
12%N Y Chicago & St
Lpuig Co
15—
30
23
Jun
65% Jan
,
106
Sep 12
'39% July 19
Jan
May 25
Feb
86
16%
75%.
.
-
5
26
92 V2 Jun
25%
16%
12%-
,
.48%'Apr $6
8% Oct
69
May 16
46% Dec
6
108
July. 5
108% Jan
13
May 29
20
18% Sep
48
3
79
"25%r
38%-
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tPreferred-5%/series A__»__!_100 - "
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par V" '
) $3.75 preferred!..
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43% Jan 31
73% Feb
-V
14%
23'/+
25
-,
3% Jan- 8
19% Feb 26
May
24
17% V.
'
2
86
Jan
Jun
V Jan
15
Jan
104
24
30
30% Jan ■;9
Jun
ioo
;;
24
57 Va Jun
Feb
12
"
2
16%
38 V2
16%
32%
1.200
40%
57%
414'4
24,800
38y4
56%
23%
-
i
.
4
27
85,
"
5
1
26
27
79
3
Dec
103% Mar
71
17
Apr
31
28
67% Jun 28
10
'
98
May
;, 1% Jun
9
,Jun
33% Jun
: 76 % Jun
;
37
May
81% Feb 27
,75% Jan 23
38% Jan
1 %
8%. Jan 23 v
18% Jan 30
21
28% Jan
24
16%
27% -;
.21%
12 V4
-
1% July 7
2% Dec 27
5.100
78%
40%
iey4
21%,
,
32.C00
16
21%
46
*
May 15
54 V4 Jan
14V4
28
48%
59%
f.20V4.
28%
481/4
*15%
19%
20%
*28
1.500
49 Vb
57
"25%,
16%
16l/4
14%
80%
6.100
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'
8%
24%
24%
'
14%
6.200
78%
15>/4
32% * 33%
'/■'/
81%
78%
14 y»
2C0
20i%
13%
82%
*
-
12
86 Va May 10
86 Va Feb 20
96
14 y8
,
15%;
58 Va
-58%
8%
"
"
18%-
59
<i40
16
21%-
-
1.500
20
29%
'/:'
V,
8%'
:
,
56%
21%
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'
ipp j
Neisner Bros Inc____„
•
2.7 y4,
v
20.%.
21%
~r~
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.11% Jan 12
25% Jan
Vulcanized
.,
; -
«
9.100
45%
20
34.
>
32%
100
58%
5%
21
-
43%
Vi:
?3i.%31%
21%.
45 Va
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99%
2%
91/*
:
32%
■*
46 V4
100
43%
34
34%
'
38
16
'5V*
-
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V
;.,
17
,17%
Z
10
Lead 'Co commom
preferred AW^V :,'y
Natomas
80
42
27Va- 27%
8Va
8%
19%> 19% v;
16%
16
>,
V
5%
31%.
\
21%,
58%
12 Va
Castings UQ--^.t-_-N0 par:"
Cityr Lines Incj.
Vi'r ^"
Dairy V Froducts-x^^.—_^_5 *!
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Mar 19
20-
,
4i%
31
/■
22
'
34
.
-31%
14% V 14%
-
_*
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National... Tea ."Coi___'___
4
*
•
/■•
67
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9»/4
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34%
:
45 V2
6% -pre/erred B-_r_J^.__,_'__l_l0O /
National" Liiien Service
'Corp__~^__l V>"rNational-Standard Cn^_____
:__io
National JStarch &, Chemical—lZicfc
National .Steel 'Cbrpi--.Tv-,-__^__'__5, * ' "
(
9
67
*97
if
National
Aug 20
8%
80
99%
32%
70
:v:
National .General.
Corp,^;____^
_i
National Gypsum Co commbn.,^!"
;t '• $4.50: preferred__a._____-_
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'"
8%
-
84%
16 V*
-i;•-
29%
21%
15%
•32% •-"• 331% /V. ?
20%v 20% 7 v?.
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National Fuel Gas Co
10
r
•
437/e-
29%
21%
,
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•21%
43%
29%
67-
60
84%
33 Va
r21%
79
85
40 y8
,
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.
.v
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"
22%
2ya
•
'
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24% Jun
Jan
->
43%
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87%
97%
30
97%
85
'; f""' 4
National.Cash• Reerirstar
^ National
National
National
2%
4i y«
"8%
_
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2%
15%
27%
._
I V:>-!''• /:
National Can Oorp__.LV,"
136% Max
55%. Oct 25
217/a Jan
27
Jan
■
-
3
99% Sep
5
33% Aug 17
36% Aug 30
Jan '
56 Va Jan
I
N
-
^
30% Jan
.2
9% Mar 27
98
,
8%'
-
_
Mar 23
127% Jan
28% July 21
5% Jan '
54
5
1146% Dec -27
19 Va Nov
7
23
92%> May 25
66% Sep 27
151% Jan
2
154 Vz May 18
131% Dec
8
148% Sep - 3
124%. Aug 15.
3
23% Jan
20
93ya,Jan
r
Jan
-■>'
33
22%
33 y4
79
&>A
*16%
157%
F
5 .•"•/ "
Naliohal Acme Co____II~"i~""Ii
•
National Airlines.,
National-.Aviationr Corn__
'
~~5'-;'
2
33% Apr 12
23% Jan <: 3
25
4
78% Nov 23
30% May 11
92% Feb 27
52 • Aug
1
33% Nov
9
■9Va Apr 17
82% Aug 25
46% July
79
Jan
132% Jan
4
25.% Jan * 9.
74
18
'
:■
F
*Natco/p.drp
18.% Aug 22
31% Jan 12
45% Apr 24
4
18% Oct
59% Jan
36 %
13%/Aug- 2i
62%.iMar' 16
i
22 V
'11;Va Jun 25
19% May 19 * >
33
17 y4 Dec
8% Aug 10
4
61% Jan
-
43 Va Jun
V
Z:'?■''•s'
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-
33%
3.400
48%
;
-
8%,
41%
Vl9%
; .Munsingweaf
Murphy, CO (Q •C)ZE_V__Z_'__—-_1"--Murphy Coi'p._VV-.
_l
Murray Corp of America
10
*
•
227/a
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'
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■
jr--'
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;
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22%
43%.
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v
-21%
Napar"""
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40%
•
21%
13%
30%
.
Mueller
38
40
29%
V
79
15%
.
M :S L Industries.Inc.
16'/4
38
2%
-66%
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Mpntana .Po.wer Co_j.v_—
No par *'
Montecatiny Mining 65 Chemical— Wi!;
Amor shs: (16 shares .or 5,000 liref .; ~ "
Montgomery. * wardr Ss •> Col_x^Nb par T*"T
13% /'VV.,
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> ■
16%
40
1.100
11.200
14 y4
.
38
12.900
'
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78%
50%
>
11%
80
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,
33
2%
43%
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49%
14
11.600
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;
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14%
37%
33%
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49%
13%
11 %•
4,200
11%
58%
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39%
22%
29%- 29%
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45%
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80
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30%
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157/8
v
81%
79%
14%
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v
79%
79%
40 y2
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30-1/4
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16 Va
15%
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15
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2
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80
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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7
13
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1
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84% Jan
86% Dec 11
75
NEW YORK STOCK
.
Highest
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Oct
-
,
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Lowest
74
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
29%
30
30
29%
29%
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30
2.700
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20,500
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The Commercial and
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.
.
Monday, October 15, 1962
.
(1568)
20
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Previous
Range Since
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
Oct. 9
Par
EXCHANGE
Sales for
-
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Oct. II
'
Wednesday
Oct. 10
Tuesday
Oct. 8
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Range for
Oct. 13
Shares
O
49% Jan
Jan
11
98
May 15
4.40%
80% Jun
29
86
Mar 26
3.90%
35% Jan
3
52% Nov
16
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
92
Jan
3
83% Nov
8
93 Va Jan
3
100
Dec
27
97% July
90 '/a Jan
13
95
Nov
22
94% July 18
33% Jan
19
49
Nov
20
30% Jun
25
16% Apr
12
89
79
103% Oct
3
4.56%
9
Okla
4%
39
Dec
39%
76
26% Dec
3
26
Oklahoma
Jun
1
104
18
120% Apr
3
18
1
Outboard Marine Corp
2
Outlet
Jun
25
96
Jan
14
115
Jan
43
97% Jan
16
26% Jan
4
87% Jan
6
98't July 11
14% Jan
13
12 % Oct
5
33V2 Dec
21
34% Dec
26
25
Jan
23
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20
47
30% Jan
3
48 % Apr
4
141 % Jan
5
16% Jun
9% Jun
May 29
177
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142 ¥1
3
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03
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7
24 % Aug 30
24
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14
19
Pacific
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20
Pacific
Gas
29
39% Jan
2
5
158% Feb
26
12
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7% Jan
May 28
5
Packard-Bell
Jan
29
20
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25
15% Jan
12
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25
24% Feb
12
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Mar 22
16
8
23% Dec
6
59 ¥4 Nov
22
45% May 29
65
86% Jan
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24
91 ¥2 Aug 23
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16
36 ¥2 Jun
44% Apr
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22
43% Jun
5
75% Apr
11
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19
3
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7
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21
35
Jan
31
9
27
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25
30
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19% Jan
23% Jan
20
25
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27
14
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2
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24
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33
26
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27
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2
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1
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3
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17
Jan
2
41% Jan
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14
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20
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3
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6
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2
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2
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27
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100
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104
28%
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61 ¥2
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50%
10%
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Peoples Drug Stores Inc
33
Decf *6
59
16%
17%
3
preferred-—
series preferred
16%
10%
1
5
50
Pennsylvania RR
32% Jan
90% Jan
Dec
40
•24,400
16%
16
Corp
Glass Sand
Penn Power & Light com
8,000
30%
16%
131/s i'■ 13 %
20%
22%
Co—_______
Pennsylvania
34% Feb 20
31%
29%
V 77%
15%
preferred
Chemicals
Pennsalt
93%
31%
77%
22%
Fruit Co Inc common
4.68%
*90%
55
*24 Vb
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp__
2
93%
30%
*17%
25
& Ford
27% Jan
19 ¥2 Jan
17%
32%
55%
__.—1
1
Pendleton Tool Industries
*17%
29%
20%
25 ¥2
prior preferred
15
Jun
23% Jun
Apr 28
17%
4,600
32
*100%
No par
5
Transportation.
38%
29"%
101%
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Davis & Co_.
Parke
38% Mar 15
Sep 21
*907/a
60
60
381/4
32%;
>100%
1
Peabody Coal Co common
18
93%
101%
100
Corp—
Pictures
*907/s
390
96
;
32%
50%
'103%. 103%
28%
28%
No par
Pipe Line
East
Paramount
*17%
96
.
% 29%
16%
55%
77 %
•'•i
1
preferred
4%
8
11
12
53% Jan
26
Panhandle
Aug 20
58 ¥2 Feb
Amer
17%
_
29
13%
70c
Sulphur——
World Airways Inc
39
'
5
American
38%
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93%
49%
20%
_50c
Electronics
391/4
39
42% .43
13%
97
v
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33
42
49%
1
Packaging Corp of America
3
23% Mar
2
15 ¥2 Oct
,
16%
*20%
1
Corp
Consolidated
Tin
,
97
240
104
.
28%
v
.
16%
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com—14 2/7
100
Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg
6%
preferred
39% July 19
16% Sep
Pacific
2
29
85%
32%
*90 %
93%
33
95 V
*103
97
IO31/2
2,700
43%
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103
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17%
17%
&
60 ¥4 Jan
Oct
17%
43%
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.
85%
103
39%
41%
100
—15
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Pacific Hawaiian Products Co
Aug 30
25
8
May 29
39%
;43%
431/8
97
*96
97
31%
5
Aggregates Inc_5
& Electric
10
2
12
103%
103%
28%
Pacific American Corp
Jan
36% Feb
15
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*103
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6.25
.!
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preferred—
$5
5
15% Jan
25
3
18¥b Aug
52
101% Feb
;
Paper Co common
95
*84
38%
_1
com
Co
Glass
preferred
4%
Oxford
Mar 23
25
15
Mar
18
Owens-Illinois
2
22
Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Corning
2
99% Jun
43% Dec
24% Jun
87% Feb
27
Jun
13
95
85
-
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__30c
No par
__.
Co
95
84
83
39%
3.125
Elevator
Otis
3
Jan
28% Jun
11
Apr
24% Mar
76
43%
,95
831/2
*96
5
__10
Orange
23
43%
95%
*103
5
Corp
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
& Rockland Utilities
17% July 18
25% Jan
64'
26
Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
3
43%
*94%
83%
*
7.50
Gas_;
Natural
54% Jan
50
102% Mar 22
82% Oct
41% Jan
preferred—
12"% Sep 27
19
Jun 14
19
28
Sep
4.24%
Feb
May 28
45 % Jun 25
20
Sep
106
23
8
41
35
Nov 27
28% Feb
24
16% Jan
5
82
4
.
94% Jun
25
25
26
7
59% Oct
Jan~17
17% Oct
31
i
22
52% Aug
11
56 V2 Jan
28
29% Jun
4
Dec'
42% Nov
43 Ve
95%
83%
20
100
preferred
16% Jun
88% Jan
17% Mar 15
90
4
Aug
.
32% Aug 24
43%
94%
preferred—
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.
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46
24
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25
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22
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36
15
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8
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5%
convertible preferred—____50
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;
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76
3
36
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15
101 y4
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58
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1
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12
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26
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14
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25
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15
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25
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3
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29
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96
12
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22
100
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3
30
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31
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5
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5
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8
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13
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1
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8
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82
24
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3
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27
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27
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20
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2
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4
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6
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3
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Volume
196
Number 6203
.
.
The Commercial and .Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
STOCK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Oct. 8
Oct. .9
Par
Wednesday
Oct. 10
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Oct. 12
Oct. i 1
Shares
R
49% Jan
16
703A Jan
23
65% May 9
75
Dec 11
28% Jun
63% Mar 14
27
23%
Feb~28
26% Dec
5
33% Sep
26
57% Jan
4
88 % Feb
6
11% Oct 27
21 »/4 Apr
24% Aug 31
44 % Aug 18
79
Mar 30
45
Jan
10
21% Jan
2
4
-34% Sep
8
27
July 19
15% Dec
10 % Oct
65
25 % Feb
1
15% Jan
71% Dec
8
Oct
13
12% Jan
3
20% Nov
16
3
15
Oct
26
16% Jan
6
20% Apr
43% Nov
1
67
20
Aug 24
54
Oct
25
21%
49% Jun
Dec
66% Mar
29
3
Jan
6
25
Dec
Raymond
Rayonier
6% Oct
12 Va
22
May 17
65% Mar
May 23
23
84
Aug 18
Jun
Jan
13% Jan
15
Jun
22
66 % Jan
2
Oct
3
19
11
12
21% Jun
21% Feb
9% May 29
26
31% Jun
28
14
30
May 28
12
6% Oct
13
11
May 29
30% Sep 24
33
May 29
34% Jun 25
16% Jan
Owl
Stores
Bros
23% May
4
Reichhold
6
23
Jan
Jan
30
24
Jan
3
37% Sep 25
25% Jan
3
29
30
Nov
32% Feb
10
111%
Nov"] 4
17
60
Corp
5
Revlon
67% Mar 13
50% Apr
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31
80% Feb
16
Sep
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5
27
Mar
2
Mar 14
13
26
26% May 11
38% Aug
25
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Jun
27
90% Jan
9
12
July 10
33 Va Aug 24
38
Feb
8
124
94
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18
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9
15 Va May
29
24% Jan
25
12% Jan
13
27% May
27% Dec
14
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29% Feb
12
16% Jan
3
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20
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Feb
8
25% Apr
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19
43% Apr
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11
18
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3
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27
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3
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3
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15
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12
18
27
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8
Jan
30
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Oil
Rochester
A
Ltd
7
14%
*14
*14
39%
213/4
24
41
Cola
Dutch
17% Jan
4
Rubbermaid Inc
5
12%
10%
345/8
353/4
13
123/4
13
*54
56%
*54
163/a
55%
16
16%
16
161%
J
16%
7%
63/4
7
63/4
6%
14
14
31
343/8
343/a
40 3/8
39%
403/8
39%
41%
22
22
39%
22%
22 y4
223%
22
24
245/s
49%
101
495/8
101
40%
24%
495/8
101
89
*88
10
40%
88
41/4
34%
38
38%
17,300
22%
23%
11,700
24%
37,800
253/a
24%
1,000
493/4
49%
103%
40%
40%
88
600
49%
103%
36,800
40%
.
2,900
1,300
41
47,100
43%
43%
45
39%
365/s
37
30 3/a
31
19
191/8
19%
19 VB
193/4
9%
10%
6,000
4%
'
883%
10%
4%
43/a
4%
445/3
4%
*873/4
9%
30%
43%
343/a
88
38
44%
34-%
39%
102%
10
4%
305%
*49%
88
4%
14
30%
102%
41%
;
5,600
14
30%
24%
49%
9%
7
14
*34
253/a
10%
900
9,700
30%
102
413/a
2,900
14
<
30%
19
6%
22%
4%
400
35%
■
4y4
1,800
7,600
18
13
30%
10
*
343/a
14%
49%
12%
103/4
10 y2
*173/,
13%
303/4
88
9%
12%
103/4
18
700
56%
39
32,300
300
44
46 %
21,600
37%
36%
37%
12,100
30%
30%
30%
30%
2.800
193/4
20
193/4
23%
233/,
235/a
193/4
23%
2,100
233/4
;
461/4
36 3,4
,
25%
24%
25%
17,000
33%
1,300
1
233/4
241/4
23%
23%
23%
24
No par
251/4
251/4
24%
24%
24%
25
33
331/4
33
33%
33%
333/4
31
333/8
31%
31%
33%
31%
31%
89%
313/4
90 3/a
31%
90%
913/4
31%
3,400
92%
923/4
923/4
91
923/4
4,600
91
913/4
*90%
913/4
40
_
10 '«
31
311/4
5
89
89%
♦90
92
17
17
5
*90
165/8
19
19
20
163/,
17%
7,100
19%
193/4
19
20%
20%
20%
195%
9,800
*20%
233/4
203/4
*20
233A
24%
24%
243/4
25
40
40 3/a
25%
40 3/8
40 3/4
251%
3,300
4C%
40%
40
9%
9%
93/8
40 Va
43,300
9%
4,200
24
9%
93/s
9%
13
13
12%
13
26%
26%
263A
27%
*121/4
123/4
*12%
123/4
No par
.161/4
161/4
16%
16%
2.50
7%
1
1
5/
Ryder System Inc
Co_
16%
3,100
*20
40%
——
16%
33%
xl8%
40
(Jacob)
163/4
,V
191/4
24
1
*90
16%
•z
20%
183/4
__20 g
Co
92
16%
*20
Co
18% Feb
1.000
*13
30
Co
Aeronautical
15%
*54
291/4
Corp
41
1,000
343/a
100
Petroleum
McBee
39%
15
34%
42%
88
-
39%
15%
9
56%
163/a
,
500
40
30%
102%
300
*8%
303/4
243/a
x49%
*101
72
'
34%
303/B
*34
1
Crown
Royal
13
16
71/4
1
Royal
15
16%
7%
1
5
7% Jun
.
2,300
9
17%
'
10%
*70
68,600
13.-
13
*54
383/4
A
11
Ryan
13
56
16%
£
Corp...
Corp
20
22 % Mar 16
34%
123/4
*54
42%
Corp
14% Feb
15% May 29
X345/8
*12%
10%
17%
1
Controls
41% Sep
Ruberoid
12%
17%
100
Corp
Ruppert
12%
-1.25
27 Va Apr
Jan
12%
123/8
153/4
103/s
1
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
15%
*15%
10%
2.50
& Elec
D)
*39%
15%
18
5
Rohr Corp
Ronson Corp
Royal
12 3/a
9
40%
35
10'
preferred series
(Geo
*151/4
40
_No par
Telephone
Roper
151/4
40
8%
10%
50
com
& Haas Co common..
4%
40
8%
,35
No par
Trust
Rockwell-Standard
Rohm
83/4
*17%
Co_~~ 2.50'
Company
Rochester Gas
83/4
17%
5
Corp
Corp:
Paper
83/4
10%
10
Inc
10
29
29%
35
100
8% May 29
111/4 May 29
26% Oct
4
30%
'
17%
10
pref
Selection
y4
10%
50c
series
2nd
33% Jan
10% Jun
29%
8%
18
34%
5
com
21% May 29
10% Mar 15
%
Co
Robertshaw-Fulton
Mar 22
93% Dec
18
Rhodesian
23
12
83/4
173/4
5
1
Richardson-Merrell
47% Jun
42% Feb
29%
8%
18%
10
Manufacturing Co
18% Jun
2
May
Rheem
50% Mar 13
27
83/4
17%
j
40
123/8
1
(R J) Tobacco
Preferred 3.60% series
Ritter
NovY-7
50c
Chemical
&
conv
Riegel
73
87
14
4% %
Richfield
Jun
15
■_
Reynolds
4
15% Feb
!
37% Mar 19
5
40
l__.
Drug
44% Mar 14
34
27% Jan
5
Jan
102
27
1,900
__No par
common
Inc
34% Mar 26
23% Jun
23%
90
25
32% May 11
6V4
125%
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
;
4
24 % May 11
51% Apr 27
34% May 10
18,600
6%
*12%
Chemicals
Republic
Mar 12
Jan
43% Jan
8
42
293%
6%
12%
preferred 3%% series__100
Republic Aviation Corp___
50c
4
14
3 % Jun
78% Jan
283%
6%
12%
Conv
19
12% Jan
25
26
29%
6%.
12%
Stores Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
Reliance Mfg Co common
23
76
Jan
8% Jun
'5.900
Reliable
4
Jun
8
29
18 y4
29%
No par
Inc
preferred
14
30%
17%
Inc
43/4%
12% Dec
8.400
17%
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reeves
19% Apr
48
6
173/4
8%
9
18
6%
49% Jan
97
Mar
83/4
'
40 Va Jun
87
8%
703/4
12%
30
6
3,800
703/4
83/4
,
6%
Metals
90% Oct
105%
703/,
18
123/8
Reynolds
8
69%
83/4
1
_
6 Va
2
Mar
69%
703/4
"
Inc__3.33y3 '
12%
4
'
713/4
__I___Nopar'
6%
52% Jan
83
*693/4
10%
12%
41 % Jan
5
5,700
10%
6 y4
27
14
ll'/a
83/4
27
89% Nov
103/8
•'*
,'12%
Sep
49% Jan
10%
1 *
'
20% Jun
131% Jun
14%
10%
32%
143%
50
21
3
103/4
32%
14%
50
8
2
14%
103/8
32%
14%.
1.200
14%
preferred
5
Oct
75%
14%
preferred
56% Jun
Jan
32%
14%
1st
60% Nov
68% Sep 26
50
75%
15
2nd
3
47
493/s
75%
14%
non-cum
35% Oct 23
108
50
75%
32
International
Inc
Rexall
43% Jan
49%
75%
32
non-cum
Red
12
16% Jun
51%
75%
313/4
4%
*
8
Jun 22
15
493/b
75%
31%
4%
15
4
50
75%
31%
Raytheon Co____.i_.I__/___.i3!!,
__I_5
Reading Co common
_____~I___50
1
17
34
18
52
10% Feb
Sep
8% Sep
9% Jun
3
57
9
16
483/4
75%
31%
Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
18
51 % Aug
9
House
16
7
37% Mar
Random
14% Feb
May 29
48
75 Ya
2.50
Co
Inc
24% Apr
41 % Feb
13
53% Jan
13
Mar 16
473/a
__No par
preferred
Purina
29
18% May 11
•
Ranco
com_No par
2.50
1st
25
8
7
Apr/ 7
'
11
10% Jan
'14%
May
3
81
$3.50
Ralston
7% Jun
28% May 10
Jan
30% Feb
2
Corp of America
16 % May
18
58
10
May 29
25
11% Mar 22
13
10 % July 26
Sep
12% May 29
6
17 % Jan
71%* May 29
28 Va
16% Oct 24
Radio
'
8
73/4
*12%
91/4
9%
20%
9%
100
13 Ya
13%
13%
27%
13 y3
600
273/a
273/a
27%
*12%
123/4
273%
3,800
*12%
12%
*12%
16%
16 3/a
16/8
16%
12%
161%
27
8
7%
8
?%■
*13
16%
7%
T%
J
1,200
73%.
9,400
S
36% Jan
3
6
Nov
27
Jun
28
11
352% Jan
26
18
22% Jun
Jan
3
Dec
27
3
37% Dec
26% Jan
36% May 29
63% Dec
404% Dec
86
372
93
89
26
20% NOV
8
5
79
7
68% Oct
8
19
23 % Oct
12
Oct
9
92
■a
Jan
4
30% Jan
3
41% Oct
100
94
May 25
39% Feb
16
4
80% Feb
3
31% July 20
Jan
20% May 21
70% Jan
Apr
37
26
27% May 29
21% Mar
1
23
39% Mar 12
100
San
16 % Jan
Aug 13
18 ye Jan
Sangamo
May 29
27'/a Jan
Schenley
11
May
8
8% Jun
27
10% Jan
70
Nov
14
30% Oct
1
60% Feb
Schering
Jan
16
46% Nov
24
31% Aug 29
42 % Jan
24
8% Sep
19
14% Mar 10
5% May 29
11% Jan
9
Oct
4
98% Feb
14
47% Dec
4
25% Jun
27
42% Jan
2
81% May
9
77
Jan
16
86
4
97
May 19
27% Jun 15
90
Feb
6
97% Jun
4
20
Jun
25
26 Va Jan
30
5
55
9
73% Jan
11
Jan
4
16% Jan
3
3
Seaboard
27%'Mar
9
51% Dec
4
Feb
94% Nov 15
11% Jan
17
July 28
20"% Apr
4
Jan
97% Jan
33% Jun
13
50% Feb
14
59
25
88% Jan
2
Jun
9% Aug 10
6% May 29
Nov 27
103 % Oct
12
6% Jun
5
37% May 12
14% Apr 19
50% Mar 13
21
31
105
8% Jan
1
Finance
Roebuck
Sears
&
15% Mar
2
4
Servel
Aug
7
113A Mar 30
30% Jun 25
45% Feb
12
Inc
$5.25
Shahmoon
Shamrock
Sharon
Industries
Oil
Steel
&
Corp
Shell
20% Oct
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs
Sheller Mfg Corp
23% Aug
Dec
8
16
May 28
22% Jan
15
18% Jan
4
28
Jan
3
42% Jan
4
38% May 23
60% Apr 17
10 % Oct
4
1116% Sep
8
24
19% July 10
Jun
27
33 Va Jan
Oct
5
19
30%
56
Apr
2
19
36% Oct
9
63% Jan
11
45% May
127% Nov
4
6
40 ya Feb
67% July
3
50% Jun
14
62
Feb
21
20% Jun
25
353/a Mar
8
13% Oct
11
283/b Apr
23
% Oct
12
& Oct
12
12% Jan
4
.
23% Jan
3
.
36% Jun
4
77
38% Jan
3
9% Dec
19
6% Mar 15
44% Jan
Nov
52 % Dec
7
May 29
Smith
Kline
Line
&
Co
Railroad
Gold
Jersey Gas
July 2
28% July 11
17% Jun 25
33
Jan
16
233/4 Feb
16
3
29% Oct
47% Mar 15
61% Oct
17% Jan
11
13
44
May 29
Amer
Carolina
5%
8%
Southern
&
E & G
Co
12%
12
12
ord_£l
20 Vs
20%
30Va
19%
29%
20%
20%
20%
29%
35,300
201/4
1
18%
203/a
20%
18%
203/a
16,700
18%
18%
17%
30 3/a
*25%
193/4
15
Sugar
com
Co
Southern
Jan
15
20% Jan
26
35
May 15
97% May
9
88% Jan
3
34% Oct
26
64% Ar
4
3
88% Apr
17
82
Jan
For footnotes, see page
95
Apr
19
11% Oct ' 1
24% Jan
2
90
Aug 16
20% Jun 25
97
May
38% Mar
l
81
86
Mar
8
23.
Sep
25
9
30%
313/a
30%
305/a
30%
30%
25%
25%
25
25
*25 y4
253/4
20
19%
19%
193/4
193/4
19%
19%
*19%
19%
31
1,400
313/a
303/4
31 ya
30%
30%
30%
30%
21,400
107%
108'A
1073/b
9,200
523/4
30 3/a
*25
303/4
25%
'
1083/4
53
108
.52 3/a
5%
53
'■
107
•51
2,700
5,700
26,000
38,000
51%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/8
*21%
21%
49
49%
495/a
51%
51%
52%
51%
52%
52%
52%
15,200
513/a
52%
51
513/a
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
23,700
6
6
*6
6%
6
6
6
7%
75/8
73/4
7%
7%
8ye
7%
49%
493/4
49%
49%
483/4
483/4
49%
*53
54
*53
54
*53
32%
*31%
32%
*313/4
7%
*48
*53
32
25
5%
8
493/4
54
*53
*313/4
54
32
5
6
32
6
1,500
8
49
2,200
7.400
y4
1,500
31%
313/4
1,000
25%
25 Va
2,800
54
1
25
25
253/a
25%
*29%
30%
29%
29%
29
29
1
19%
19%
19%
20
203/a
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
2.700
28 Va
28%
28%
283/4
t28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
25,700
47
17.600
25%
25%
*28%
25%
30
*28%
30
500
473%
473/4
47%
473/4
*48%
48 3/4
48%
48 y2
4GO
44%
44%
44%
44%
(Del)
No par
233/4
24
23%
24%
C 243/a
243/4
243/a
24%
24%
24%
7,000
18,500
Railway common
preferred
No par
20
46%
46%
46%
463/s
46%
46%
46%
46%
47%
5,600
19%
193/4
ctfs__l00
*72%
74
*72%
1
28%
29
28%
29%
1
133/a
133/a
13
13
13%
13%
Pacific
Co
non-cum
&
Ohio
stock
tr
Co
& Bros Inc
Industries
Spencer Chemical Co
4.20%
preferred
1
13
195/a
74
19%
*72%
29%
*13
46%
19%
19%
19%
19%
74
72%
72%
*72%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
5,500
13
13
13%
13%
500
13%
.
13
13%
13
19%
74
1,800
10
13%
9,100
53/a
53/4
53/a
55/8
5%
53/4
53/4
5%
5%
5%
1,700
6
24 Ya
243/a
24 y8
243/a
243/a
243/4
24%
243/4
24%
24 %
95%
*94%
95%
*94%
95
•94%
95%
12%
;
12 y8
11%
12
11%
*94
95%
Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50
preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common
No par
12
12 y4
♦93
933/4
,243/4
25 V*
Sperry
preferred
19%
2.50
common:
100
$4.50
1093/4
300
443/4
Spartans
Sparton Corp
90
3,200
31
26%
49
27
2
3,100
47%
12% Jun
Mar
20
43%
Spalding (A G)
91
20
48%
5
3
203/4
465%
26% Jan
Jan
20%
433/4
4
88
21%
48%
20% Jan
2
20%
21%
463/4
Southwestern Public Service
2
700
21%
.21%
433/8
7
24
10,900
46%.
35% Mar
8% Jan
10.%
17
*48%
22% May 29
12% Sep 14
42% Jan
10%
17
43%
14
473/4 Jan
1,600
103/4
16%
48%
38 Va Dec
3
18%
105/8
163/4
43 y8
&
Co
16
25
10%
17
46%
Mobile
Oct
105/8
17
♦473/4
Southern
Jun
103/4
17
5
7
4
10%
17
7.50
Gas
26
16
24
3,900
El_No par
Indiana
593/a Feb
11% Apr 27
♦173/4
3,500
8y3
Edison
20y4Apr
44% May 31
18%
161/4
25
California
Southern
3
173/4
16%
103/4
2.50
Co
Rico
16
3
21%
18%
16%
17
50
30% Feb
12
10%
*16%
com_4.50
26% Jan
Jan
5,500
16%
No par
Platinum
1
Southern Natural Gas
Jan
2,000
293/4
Inc__.
52% May 10
50
Mar 21
7% Jan
10
8%
333/8
8%
33
11%
preferred
57% Jan
1,800
12%
Co
71
28
16%
—
8
27
16%
9,700
163/a
5
30
34% Apr
3
51% Nov 24
16%
8%
33
93/a
103 V'4
30 3/8
Southeastern Public Service Co
31% Mar 30
Apr
32%
-
11%
preferred
Southern
75
33
32%
9%
103%
295/a
Labs_No par
72% Oct
5
32%
32
__50
19% Nov
14
87/a
y8
9
Feb
9
12%
1
65% Mar 20
18% July
83/4
30
50c
French
Puerto
20 Va Jan
9
*9%
9%
12%
preferred wi
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
South
30
*83/4
10
105
293/B
conv
South
26
9%
*1031/4
14
16
May 29
21% May 29
10
9%
13%
17
36
10%
105
15
40% Jan
4OV4 Jun
9%
*i03y4
135/8
44 % Jan
53% Nov 17
49 % Nov 22
10
9%
25,700
15%
May 28
61% Nov 10
16%
10
105
900
2,200
69%
10%
15%
29
3
323/4
9%
21'/a
46%
,
69%
153/4
22
3
9%
10
►103%
21
*45%
15%
4
19
16 Va
93/a
69%
15%
30% Dec 21
38% Jan
32
10%
105
46
15%
South
36% Jan
93/4
21%
69%
,
38,900
46
69%
Rights
South
47% Jan
48
69%
2,100
22,700
153/4
225/8
2
23% May 29
38% Jun 25
46%
69%
4ya
243%
15
52%
15
29
48%
683/4
4%
24 '
15%
213/4
19
31% Dec
47%
70
t
24
21 Va
2iya
48%
69%
4%
23%
15%
473/4
4%
2,000
79%
52 3/a
Feb
29% Dec 26
15%
21 Va
*77
23
Feb
31% Sep
8
24% Nov 21
153/a
213/4
*90
22%
15
24
143/4
213/a
79%
87
97
22%
523/4
58
4
235/a
15%
*96
X223/8
53
11
*77
4%
*85
97
23%
Mar 23
15% Jan
79%
87
22%
23
50
27% Jan
235/a
4%
22%
233/8
7% May 29
39% Jun 25
49% Oct
23%
♦77
4%
24%
*96
22%
223/4
Socony Mobil Oil
3
79%
4%
97
22%
*523/4
Soo
3
*77
4%
*85
97
22 3/a
1
15% Jan
23
52%
4
27% Jan
97
213/4
10% Jan
9 % Jan
*96
52 %
56% Mar
5
18,000
10
25
14
18,200
28%
25
2J
60 % Nov
59%
27%
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc com__5
5
52 Va Jun
58%
28%
1073/4
28
9
593/4
27%
87
313/8
72% Feb
25
59
273/4
107%
29y2Jan
3
59%
*85
223/4
4,800
59
27%
87
31 y8
25
5% July
59
27%
*85
106 %
45% Jun
13% May 26
9"% Dec
4
4%
58
26 3/a
87
5
44
Jun
8,100
*5%
31%
5%
20
14
Jan
49
20
31%
5%
12%
Singer Manufacturing Co
Skelly Oil Co
Smith (AO) Corp.
5%%
46% Jan
313/4
5%
30
Sinclair Oil Corp
129 y4 Mar 22
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
74,700
313/4
5%
No par
30
May 29
84% Jun 25
3
34%
31%
53/4
5%
12 Va
Simplicity Pattern Co
3
33%
31%
1
Simonds Saw & Steel
26 3/8 May 22
26% Oct
32
53/4
No par
33% Mar 29
44% Jan
343/a
313/a
5%
50c
Co
May 29
5
600
33%
31%
29%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
/16% Jun 25
25
4,400
4,500
"
9
No par
G)~
Co
Corp of America
Corp of America
Simmons
9
1
(Frank
Sheraton
Shoe
9
53/4
213/4
No par
Shattuck
41% Mar 20
9
25,600
31%
-
14%
1
23% Mar 28
21
9%
.
333/4
*83/4
Gas
9,000
181,200
32%
2.50
Inc
293A Jan
16% Feg 14
*9
20
34%
31%
9%
25
10
9
34%
31
*103 y4
25
Oil
9
34%
31%
1
25
14% May 29
17%
21%
1
11% Jun
23% May 15
12 %
17%
34
23,900
30%
_No par
14 Va Jun
15% Sep 19
4
15% Jan
10%
11%
18
583/a
common
29% Jun
4
10%
12%
173/4
3
46% Mar
6
10%
12'/a
5
May 17
31% Feb 28
3
10%
18
1
18% Sep 25
5
10%
12%
173/4
5
36% Oct
Jan
10%
12%
No par
preferred
800
23%
18
4
3,000
97%
12%
27%
Seiberling Rubber Co
14% Jan
104
23%
*95
17%
58
Corp
,
12
9
263/4
Co
97%
69
18%
♦85
Co
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls
233/,
200
16%
12%
12 Va
_1
Seagrave
31% Mar
233%
*94i/a
97
5,900
20
15
69
•"
12
23%
23% Jan
25
*945/8
*19%
,
34%
_20
25
Jun
94
24% \
,;'1 24%
15%
110
...
r3/8
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Jun
23%
195/a
69
14,800
92 '/a
34%
79
14
23%
235/a
151/.
245/8
355
3/8
96
11% July 30
19%
*68%
15%
69
23%
/
;
15%
683/4
94
:
.
193/4
15%
69
383/4
*91 '/a
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10%
23
21
*19%
24%
38%
93
34%
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13
7
193/4
243/a
38%
355
A
No par
No par
3.65%
■24%
*91%
♦200
10%
18
30
1
15
Ji
10%
♦22 3/a
29% Mar 21
5
>31% Jan
12
preferred
*19%
34%
103/8
9
24 3/a
*68%
34
x96
30% Jun
16
12
>23%
25
100
1
Jan
Jun
6% Feb
82
Tfv
'<97%
34
1
5
1.40
Mfg
July 25
Jun
27
.< 21%
Nov
♦94
100
10
Co common
preferred
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
Scovill
25
10
19%
15%
35c
1
Schlumberger N V__.
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
$4
preferred
4% Jun
74
3
19%
24
(
68y2
com
Scott
14
21
Jan
24%
235/s
common
convertible
May 22
37% Feb 24
Feb
5
54
5%
24
15 Va
preference
Corp
360
68 y2
Co
38%
92
*200
A
Inc
38%
92
360
5
Schick Inc
74% Jan
70
15
Jun
Electric
Industries
Convertible
38
92
*200
100
Rights
Diego Imperial Corp
17
32
38%
92
360
No par
com
6%
San
11
•
Ry Co
series A
pfd 4.40% series A'Z.
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Sep 25
May 29
22
41% Nov
Fran
373/4
91
*200
No par
1st
May
8% Jan
•.
San
L
Preferred
38%
91
100
10
St Regis Paper Co common
40% Apr
H Oct
46% May
87
St
y:
375/8
100
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co_
St Joseph Light & Power
conv
May 10
34% May 5
14% Jan
>
4.30%
8
22%
21% Jan
38
Stores common
preferred
4%
'.
Nov~21
•
7% Jan
1.66%
Safeway
2
94% May 15
16% May 29
13% Jun 25
15% Jan
.<
60% Jan
352 % Jan
;
No par
83
83
*94
11%
13%
13%
11%
13%
*
12
5,200
82,500
94
94
94
*93%
94%
93 %
95
24%
25%
25%
253/4
243/4
25%
24%
25%
9,900
*83%
833/4
833/4
*83%
83%
83%
83 y4
20
*93
*83%
20
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1570)
.•
.
Monday. October 15, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
28
Dec
35 % Dec
29
15
48
39
25
24 % Jun
Nov
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
<
Square
16
Jan
77% Jan
2
2
83% Apr
25
$3.50
Inc com—No
Brands
521'« Jan
12
72 % Jan
23
78% May 12
74% July
<11% Jan
3
19% Dec
12
12% May 29
18% Jan
3
Standard
Financial
Corp
25% Jan
9
53 % Jun
5
25
35% Jan
2
Standard
Kollsman
industries
60% Sep
18
.Standard
-
17% Jun
May 29
4
50
81 % Sep
25
87% Dec
4
81% May 29
<44 % Sep
25
55% Dec
27
41 % May
29
58% Feb
15
Dec
13
45% May 28
56% Feb
28
46% Jan
Dec
57
5
52
3
,51% Sep
29
59% Feb
3
48
May 29
59% Feb
92 % Dec
7
85
July 17
95% Feb
28
Jan
25
28
Mar 30
11% Jun
5?% Nov 28
82
Mar 23
42% Oct
1
25% Oct
32% Mar 27
21% Jun
25
18% Oct
i
4
4
27
11% Jun
27
20 '
19% Jun
14
.20% Oct
31
28 % Apr
26% Jan
3
42% Dec
8% Nov
2
14% Mar 17.
;
29
60% Feb
3
29% Jun
22
7
84% Oct
27
81% Feb
<13% Jan
19% Dec
9
14% May 29
12
Jan
4
99% Nov
10
3
35
Nov
30
27
67
24% Jan
11
16% Jan
-
4
19% Jan
?
12
21
15
20% May 17
18 % Jun
7
Sep
10
70% Feb
13
33% Apr
24
15;
25
13
51
27% Jan
3
11
21% May 29
44
■ Jan
6
13%
Sep~21
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6
Jun
15
4
Jan
10% Feb
May 29
6
25
33 '/a Apr
4
20 % May 29
28% Jari
28
15% Jan
19% Feb
32
.16% Oct
24
28% May
31/
13% Jan
3
20% Apr
20
90
182 % Jan
*47% Jan
59
Jun
9
101% Jan
122
Oct
30
-V
7
43
$4.50
8
Jun
93
6
28
118% Jan
May 29
12 %
Foods
Feb
49%
Corp-,
series A
Oil
Sunshine Biscuits
2,
Inc—
Sunshine Mining
24% Mar 21
Sweets
Feb~28
49% Feb
27
Swift & CQ
22% Jun
25
•> 47 % Jan
4
Swingline Inc class A_
2
Symington Wayne Corp
18 % Jun
5
11% May 29
8
61% Nov 22
3
11% Dec
/
20% May 10
11C% Nov 27
19
6
May
May 29
V
6
6
21% Sep
29
26
"47% Oct
13
32% Jun
59% Aug 18.
19% Jun
16% Sep 20
Jun 15
.33
3
27% Jan
18% Jan
Nov 21
127/a
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51%
,
16%
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,
14
14
14
May 29
34% May 29
140% NOV 21
46
Jun
21
1
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Texas
»
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1
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.
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29
14
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;•
11
27
23 Vn Jan
-
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13
125 y2 Jan
27
15
37% Nov
8
33% May 29
<15% Jan
3
23% Apr
12
13 % July 19
;
21% Jan
29% Apr
3
24% Jan
31% Apr
3
25
9
22% May 29
3
Inc
12.50
1
—
*
*
87
16%c,
i,
63%
26%
26% May 29
3
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Texas
Pacific
Coal
Texas
Pacific
"
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22% Sep
8
30% Apr
19% Jun
25
7
50
18% Jun
25
44 % Jan
27
May 10
39%
i:;'
251/4
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'Jun
12
' 65
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20
9
:
25% Oct
10
Jun
19
24
Jan
25
66
Jan
87
83
May
Jan
12
Dec
20
29
32% Feb
25% Jan
3
5
28% May
15% Jun
25
k
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24% Mar
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3
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>
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3
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17
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4
28% Dec
18
20 y4 May
37% Jan
3
66
Dec
14
45
48% Jan
33% Aug 10
;
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26% Jan
27
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86
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.
■
22%
98
:
63% Jan
51
Jun
25
81% Jan
6
28 y4 Jun
25
48% Feb
Jun
21
Aug
7
Dec
30
42% Apr
3
30
10% Oct
18
108
20
16% Oct
20% May
1
20% May 15
146
;
-
6 y4 May 29
<>8% May 29
7% May 29
15% Jun
<36
25
34
141
15% Feb
15
855
;
52% Dec
14
8
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54% May 29
33% Jun
7
14% Oct
26% Feb
Oct
25
55% May
9
47
48
29% Oct
55 Va
24
10% Nov 30
21
July
2
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,
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16
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22
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.
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4
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25
34% Sep 22
65% May
U
2
;
261/2 Dec 12
31% Dec
13
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6% Nov
3
58% Dec
13
,
,
331/4 Jan
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15% Jun 22
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17% May
i
134% Jun
10 Va Mar 28
42 Va May 22
4
144
4
39
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3
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79
7
,
83
20
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1
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71
81
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76
24
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1
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Feb
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t
>
27
53 Va Jan .15
25
2
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29
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18
10% Mar 22
2
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27
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20
6
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6
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27i/a Jan
.
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69% Jan
3
i
3
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4
27% May 29
8y4Jan
2
34% Jan
' 4
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28
8
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39% Nov
8
29% Jan
May 18
•
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Asbestos :& -Rubber
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•
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non-cum
28
39% Jan
19
United
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38 %Jun
25
50% Aug 22
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110% Aug 22
100% Aug 17
40% May 24
47% Dec 18
_
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18% Feb
100
26
110
July 23
100
Jun
88 Va
24% Jun
1
30
Nov
8
19
86% Dec
7
60 Va Jun
25
24
25
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Jun
Jan
3
9% Nov
16
441/2 Jan
6% Jun
3
27
67 y2 Dec
12
15% Jan
3
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17y4 Jan
3
41% Jun
27
21% Dec
12
69% Dec
1
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19
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3
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3
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16
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4
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20
24% Nov 28
1% Nov 30
16% May 28
24 Va Jun 25
19% Jun
15% May 29
17% May 28
45
32
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2
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22
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91
Monday
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Number 6203..".
196
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1571)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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95
"
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93
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Range Since Jan. 1
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263A
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18
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16
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16
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14
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4
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8
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24 3/4
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12%
12%
27
183%
1'9%
19%
94%
93 3/a
94
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30%
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27
30
33
33
301/4
33%
1.600
45%
453/4
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2,800
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321/4
28%
28 3/b
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110
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27
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263/4
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600
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30
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14
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15,400
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26%
23%
23%
2334
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6,900
26%
54,000
26%
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115
26 3/a
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112
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91
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22
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36
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26
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26
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29
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23
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62
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61
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253/4
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29
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103
26 %
112
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22
9%
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42%
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1073/4 Mar28
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;
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Wrigley
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23
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22
6
95
Wisconsin
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-
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Jan
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,
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3iy8
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Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
2
93
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.
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56%
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.
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30%
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263/8
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26 v2
27 va
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Wilson-Jones
Mar 14
9% Feb
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34% Sep
510
87%
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91%
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100 7 • "•' .
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20 .»'/ .
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,
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57%
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89
22
■
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10% Jan' 15
25
Jan
21 % Aug
Motor
18.200
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100
10 ;..
preferred
White
4
21
,
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Whirlpool Corp common—x.4
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convertible preferred-.—80 '
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24
48%
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110%
91
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333/4 Mar 16
Jan
68
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—100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
_100C.i
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10
2
88% Jan
118
26 3/8 Oct
92% Jan
44
"
.
2
Westinghouse Air Brake_<
303/a Mar 12
6.900
413/4
48%
—
9%
35%
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5
18 '/4
92
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29%/29%
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preferred
RR
48%
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89
91/8
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.
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104
92
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100
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36
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110
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35
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1
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•
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preferred series B_
2
17.800
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243%
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17
311/4
233/a
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/ West ; Va Pulp & Paper common_:5--^
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•
101% May 22
38
Jun
;
:5
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West
■
Mar 12
39
'
•
15
Apr 30
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5
preferred—100 " «*•
Welbilt Corp
l;
1
West Kentucky Coal Co—
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45
July 18-
8
20
11
87
Inc4_i.-_T.25
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Knitting
..Wayne
f
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30'/4
24%
' 41
171/2 -173/4
:
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>
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.
31
14% Feb
,
8
5% Jan
"
;
7 ;
'
25
,
4
Dec
37% Mar 19 r
36% Feb
.
31%
2.4%
9%Y 9%
104
' *7&
17%
46%-
50c v *
—2.50
1 Warden
(S D) CO—_-i——__No patj
'Washington Gas Light CO—LNo pdfi
Washington Water Power_4__No pat
V
.
-
•
-
-
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10
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$4.00
900
31
253/4
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v
26
Bros
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.
2
2-
Jan
Jan
5
13
Jan
23% Dec
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May
L 3
2
403A Jan
9 ■ Oct
95% Jun
' May 31
91
29 3A May 29
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Warner
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9
51
f
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13.800
2134
39%
9%
104
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* \'-f-41%
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;100
Ward
25
19 v
27% May 17
94% Oct iiy ;
28
15
6%
V
38% Apr
5
54% Nov 30
43 Z; Nov
"203/4 Feb
3
Oct
92
,Mar. 12 V
173/4 Jan
28
17% Oct
V
72
15
14%
21%
32%
35%
t15%-
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14 3/a
21%
24%
93/4
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105
1.4C0
15 3/a
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&
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•
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66
G
Wallace & Tiernan
26
9% Feb
/
8
8% Feb
-1
;-f,4%
1
4-1
> »'
100
——
(Hiram)
Walker
"'
11% Mar 28
13% Jun
preferred
4»/2%
Walgreen Co
65% Mar 21
57lA Jan
RR
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Wagner Electric Corp—__u.7—15
.-/Waldorf System—
l-jiNo par
?
3
9% ;
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15l/4.
100% 100y4
J.
26%
15
215/8
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20/7
93A Jan : 4
25
40
10
31
25
40% Jun
7
15
Feb
88
9
17% Sep 27
5
6% Qcc
w
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71% July 28
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*
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6 y4%; preferred^
100 ;;
L-.V;
241/4 Oct: 24
common-—1
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5%
:
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Jan
v
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•
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32
.
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27
14% - 16%
21% * 21%
323/a
31%
~
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Co.
^
21
102
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101% Sep 10
;
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.
21
16% Feb
22'
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J
,
34% Mar 26
8% May 29
14
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•
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1Jun
27%
.
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v
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v
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Mar 23
111
•
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27%
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243/4
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243/4
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.
•
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37y4 :37y4 '- V
37
37%/
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,
41%.-. 41%'
41
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convertible preferred-.—50 ,;:.;,..;
48% • 48% »
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^Virginia Elec-& Power Co Com__»_8— 56%....57%''
56;i/e ■57%"-'
$5 preferred_L.__—i—100
*1081/2 110
? '
109y4 111 $4.04- preferred_c_——,-100
87%', /*86
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93
$4.20- preferred
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93 ('• ; '*91
$4.12 preferred^—
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89
.
89
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90%•?
$4.80 preferredi._100:
;
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104ya21
;
Von's Grocery Co__u—1 .:,
20%. 20y2
.!
20%
L : Vornadb Inc__L—
;—
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21%
22 *
22
22%-;
1
24'
May 12 ;
98% Jan
49%
67
19
Jan
i
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47.
4
95/a Jan
137/a Jan
3-
Oct
102 % Aug
88
28% Nov 17
44-
L—1'_5 *
Co
Steel
Inc__
Co
Associates
Vendo
.
44 3/b Mar 23
25
Jun
89% Jan
'•
24% Dec 11
Jan
18
May 29«
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10
463/4 Oct • 1
8
92
2
10
9
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Varian
45% Feb
503/4 Jan
39% Oct
Van
19
22
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103 % July 18
.
7
.
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25
.27 ;
Vanadium-Alloys
.Vanadium Corp..of America^J_L
•■•.
•
19% Jun
18.
Dec-
86
6
25
May 29
-
.
4
„
27 i"
1'
16
26
.
495% Jan
»
283/a Jan
20
223/8 Jun
30
.
33% Feb
12% Sep
..
773/8 Apr 27
773A Mar 30
2
3
22% May 29
6-
293/4 May, Z*
30'/a Apr 27
203/4
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7iya
15%
21
•
253/4
71%
157/a
51 % * 52%
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51%
20 va
21 >/a
253/4
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21
t
20%
25%
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;
20%
72
71%.
71%
15%
155%
15%
15%
8. ICO
157/,
53
51
513/4
50%
51
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-distribution,
m bankruptcy or receivership or
Stock Exchange; yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing only. All preferred issues ar*
«
being
7
reorganised under the
unless otherwise
auxnuLtive
77,600
25%
71%
x
/
141%.
8.700
3.000
32.200
Bank,
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24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1572)
V
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.
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VKTAE3I V '*
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FRIDAY
WttlVI-I
.The italic letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate-in, each case the month
when the bonds mature. Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
■ '**
LOW AND
HIGH
V
V
SALE PRICES
'
Range Since
Range for Previous
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Treasury
-May 15 1975-1985
4%s
Aug 15 1987-1992
4s
—Feb 15 1969
4s
Oct
1 1969
4s—
Aug 15 1971
4s__—
Aug 15 1972
4s—
Feb 15 1980
Treasury
3
Treasury 4%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Nov
-
15
103.14
...
.
Wednesday'
-
Oct. 9
High-
Low
103.22
103.12
t
'.Oct.-10
103.2
102.22
102.30
101.10
101.3:
101.7
.101.0
101.8
101.1
101.5
101.4
100.18
100.22
100.22
100,28;
100.22. 100.26
100.11
1.00.14
101
■
100; 13
100.6
101.4
99.6
H)l,
101.2
101.1
101.5
100.31
99.4
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100
94.14
;
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93.8
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91.28
99.21
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.
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99.31
.,
98.22
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100.9
89
15
Treasury- 2 Vis——Jun
.
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15
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,
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8
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f
Mar
•
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78.4
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99.23
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93,20
93.12
93.18
93.16 1 93.22
93.16
93.22
92.20
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15 1965-1970
15 1966-1971
15 1967-1972
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—Nov 15 1980
/Treasury 3%s
—
Feb 15 1990
Treasury,, 3% sNov 15 1998
Treasury 3%s—,
Nov 15 1966
Treasury 3 ^s—Jun 15 1978-1983
Treasury 3%s
May 15 1985
Treasury 3s
Feb 15 1964
Treasury 3s
Aug 15 1966
Treasury 3s
Feb 15 1995.
Treasury 2%s.
Dec 15 1960-1965
Treasury 2%s_
Feb 15 1965
Low
100.8
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.
99.26
99.22
=
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103 V4
101.6"-;
102.28
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Oct. i;>
-
Low
High =
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101.4
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-
Oct. 11
-
Low.
103.20
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•*.,
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,
101.6
102.26
—:May 15 1966
Nov 15 1971
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
'Tuesday
Monday
;Oct.«
Low
High
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
Year 1961
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Jan. 1
89.26
89.10
y
89.2v
100..
100.2
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
106.8
5S
103
Nov
103
10
Nov
July 25
101
July 11
101.8 July 10
10
101
Feb
15
Nov
1
Dec
1
1973
Jan
1
1977
Feb
1
1982
May
4 Vis
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1 1978.
4 Vis
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103.24
103
103.24
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103.16
103
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: 99 24"
100
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100.28
101
100.28
101
93
94
1981
88
89
1972
91.8
92
88
89
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1
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bid ana asked quotations
-
99.24
100.24
1975
July 15
103,24
100
96.24
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25
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105
103
103
96
May 15
107.8
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-
106.8
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98
15
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105
103.24
107.8
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100.24
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Oct
106.8
103.16
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90
prices are indlcatecViwith a 'double1 dagger,
it
folSale
■
July 12,
[i69
——
103
99.24
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^8
104
103.24
99
Jan
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105
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May 15 1968
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1979
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103
15. 1963
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b
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106.8
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(Range for Week Ended October 12)
Friday
BONDS
Interest
'
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Nrw 4 ork City
Corporate
c
June-Dee
Stock'1980——.
Range Since
Sold '*
NO.
High
•
Issue—
Transit Unification
.3%
i:,.
Bonds
Friday's
t:'
I';
BONDS
-
Jan. 1
Low
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High
Brazil
96%
20
92
Interest
1
;
Periqd
,
Week's Range
Friday
Last., :
Sale Price
-j;
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1978
r*
,
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<
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funding
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of
'
v
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due 1961.
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: reduced to 3.375^)
1979___—__:Aprll-'Ocf
Caldas
(Dept of)
30-yr s f bonds 1978—Jan-July
5%
-
or
'
(continued)—
/
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JUne-Dec
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-
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85
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^
85-
2
:
85
•
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1931
~
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823/4
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10
82%
-
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="
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";
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28
;
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-
assented
85
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1975——;
^....Mar-Sept
30-yr 3s s f bonds '78^Jan-July
(•Chile (Republic) externals f 7s 1942..May-Aloe
§• 7s assented 1942.—
JMAy-Nop
• External sinking fund hs 1960
.....April-Oct
6s
;
*90;
External sinking fund
•
External sinking fund
• 6s
assented
1962
6s
External
6s
•
GOVERNMENTS
AND
FOREIGN
•
CORPORATE ISSUES
6s
•
Akershus
(Kingdom of Norway)
4s 1968
Mar-Sept
Amsterdam (City of) 5 Vis 1973
Mar-Sept
§*Antioquia (Dept) coliateral 7s A 1945
Jan -July
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
i •External sinking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-Juig
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945..Jan-July
§«7s
3rd series
1957
Apr-Opt
30-year 3s
Australia
$ bonds 1978
f
s
*91%
91%
—
103% 104%
*96%
*96%
*96%
*96ya
*96 Vs
Jan-July
*96 %
91
99%
91%
106
114
48%
17
92%
96
96%
93
93
98 %
93%
93%
94
43
91
99
95%
95%
92%
99%
Mar-Sept"
ioi%
20-year 5s
1978—f
20-year 5 Vis 1979
May-Nov,
Mar-Sept
97%
...
20-year 5 Vis April 1980
20-year 5 Vis Oct 1980
20-year 5M»s 1981
20-year
5 Vis
1982
April-Oct
April-Oct
5Vis 1982 new
(Rep) 5 Vis extl s f $
20-year
Austria
Austrian Governments 4Vis
101%
98%
June-Dec
—;
1973
assented
100%
101%
99%
99%
1980—Jan-July
2
96%
<98
100% 101 Vi
97 %
98%
98%
99% 100 %
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98%
99%
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97%
104%
98%
99%
183
101% 101%
5
*85
'
(Free State) 6 Vis 1945—
Feb-Any
adj (series 8) 1965—
Feb-Auy
Belgian Congo 5Vis extl loan 1973.
:
April-Oct
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 1964__June-Dec
5 Vis
5
external
Vis extl loan
5 Vis
extl loan
loan
s
f
1972
June-Dec
April-Oct
1977—,.
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(City of) 6s 1958
§•6Vis external loan 1950:
4%s debt ad J ser A 1970
4 Vis debt adj ser B 1978
1955
debentures
i
^?,ed^rsuant
I^uced to 3.5 %)
•^ternal s f 6 Vis
Stamped
pursuant to Plan A
Jan
..
*71
94%
81
88%
European
77
80
70
73
June-Dec
88
95%
Coal and
and
Steel
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest
wduced to 3.375%) 1879
69
April-Oct
69
69
69
84
232
132
69
80
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;
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■
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92%
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102
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102
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99
100
45
65
70
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100
71
106%
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1
23
37
563/4
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563/4
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473/4
60
30
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145
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97
87
87
1
64
87
87
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73%
89
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973/4
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~5
—
4
1003/a
1953.
1972
....
975/8
1053/4
98%
10
93%
100%
15
97
102%
99%
24
97
99%
91%
95%
98%
98%
.AprJI-Oct
April-Oct
99
99%
May-Nov
May-Nov
*94
—
II
—
1
102% 103 V4
April-Oct
April-Oct
88
--
46
20*
8,8
102%
bonds 1972
107
83%
90%
'
99%
April-Oct
—
;
99 y4
98%
99%
& fund Issue
4s dollar
5
99% 1003/s
*1013/4 105
April-Oct
—-—Jan-July
10-year bonds of 1936—
conv
40
22
97
Steel Community—
sinking fund 1973
German (Fed Rep of)-^-Extl loan of 1924
5%s dollar bonds 1969
bonds
29%
96%
100 % 1013/8
97
Jan-July
Jan-July
(13th series)
1980.^
s
f debentures 1982
dollar
*—
100s/a
1953 due 1963—Jan-July
Prussian Conversion 1953 loans—
69
vv'v
—
Community—
4%s
3s
April-Ocf
April-Oct
—
Czechoslovakia
3s
*87
*38%
..
June-D">
June-Dec
Jan-July
5%s gtd extl loan 1979
5%s
_.
—
Credit Froncier De France—
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5%s debt adjustment 1973
• Estonia
(Republic of I*17s 1967—
(interest
3 375%) 187®
! 8 f 6 Vis of 1927 due 1957
Jan-July
5%s secured (7th series) 1975
secured (11th series)
1978-
Jan-juiy
Mar-Sept
a
6s
*76%
*38%
Mar-Sept
1961=
;
74
40%
*90
1970—April-Oct
Columbia
Mortgage Bank 7s
1946—:
May-Nop.
Copenhagen Telephone 5%s 1977
June-Dec
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
April-Oct
Coal
Jan-July
.wJf?nCied
(Repsof)
1927
;
*90
,
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
6s of 1928 Oct 1961-April-Oct
(•Frankfurt on Main 6%s
1978
June-Dec
of 1926 due 1957—April-Oct
1960
39
39
extl sinking fund dollar bonds
5%s
B 1978
8s 1941
Plan A (interest
7s
1960
99%
feb-Aug
debentures series
i ® of) external
*38%
1962
96 %
..Hjune-Deo
Be™° Power &
Wght Co Inc—
Debt adjustment—
4%s debentures series A 1978
*90
April-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov
6s
90
April-Oct
...
1959
April-Oct
1961
6s
85
99%
•85
*81%
—
104 y4
103
April-Oct
90 Va
__
104
102
April-Oct
of
43%
*38%
98%
100
98%
6s
39
34%
413/4
99
50
3
101% 101%
*38%
90%
5
101
20
April-Oct
P
8 Vis s f debentures 1951
8 Vis s f
,99%
•
3s
91
39
—
413/4
5
36%
40
101
—
91
*90
*38%
Cudinamarca
June-Dec
Berlin City Electric Co—
68'debentures
1017/a
*38 Mi
*90
Cuba
103
Mar-Sept
...
1976
38%
Colombia
100%
100
—.
*90
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
§ •Cologne
(City of) 6%s 1950
4%s debt adjustment 1970—
•
91%
■
June-Dec
fund
Municipal
assented
7s
Chinese
92%
91%
—
June-Dec
assented 1961
103%
91%
92%
—
1957
1961
98
96
39%
assented
•
•
•
V
—
*38%:
(Republic of) 4%s external 1977
(Dept of) 3s 1978
(State) —
• Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
————April-Oct
Denmark (Kingdom of)
5V2S 1974—-—
5%s extl loan 1977
May-Nov
El Salvador (Republic of) —
3%s external s I $ bonds Jan 1 1976——Jan-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976—-—Jan-July
debs
100
6%s
97%
85
88
§ •Bavaria
4%s
e'/as
1957
Consol
V
42
June-Deo
Guaranteed sinking
fund
• 6s assented
1962—:
99%
96%
June-Dec
96
assented
Chilean
.
42
1993
Guaranteed sinking
60
***'
.
June-Dec
Bank
6%s
6s
June-Dec
96%
bonds 3s
•
June-Dec
May-Nov
1963
•
__
—
*90
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Oc!
May-Nov
May-Nov
1962
1963
$
Chile Mortgage
—
—
3%s 1969
15-year 4 Vis 1971.
15-year 4%s 1973
15-year 5s
1972
June-Dec.
fund
•
•
114
20-year 3'/2s 1967
20-year 3 Vis 1966
,
fund
-Mar-Sept
'
.
"
•
95
sinking
•
__
1961
—
*38%
Jan-July
6s Sept
Sept 1961_
external
6s
1961
Jan
assented
Extl sink
—
(Commonwealth of)—
15-year
assented
.92%
.42%
-
•
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961..Jan-july
*90
413^
91
—
•
FOREIGN
4l3/4
.
42
*38%
•
6s
85 V4-
5"
*38%":
•
86%.
—
External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
Feb-Aug
• 6s assented Feb 1961
I
:
—.....iFeb-Aiig"
•
.60
.60
83%
25-year 2%s
•
4%.%
*56%
84
Gauca Val (Dept of)
-
71V
*69
Mar-Sepi
98%
1
o) co
1
'
93%
99%
100%
International loan of 1930—
5s
dollar bonds
3s
dollar
bonds
1980.—
1972
June-Dec
..June-Dec
106.
__
.
•
—
-
.
,92%
106%
92%
,
28
7-
104
91 %
100%
66
=
Number 6203
Volume 196
.
Week's Range
Week's Range
Friday
Last
A«nInterest
Interest
n
Exchange
New York Stock
Good
Low
Gonv
+-.
1 * •
*'
1949-—
4%s debentures adjustment. 1970.
.1
Ilseder Steel-Corp 6s 1948-2.-2.——
Mining. Corp— *•
Harpen
Tel
&
7%s
America
Sud
Tel—
debs
99%
Feb-Aup
series
7s
1947_;
B
Japanese (Imperial Government)—
♦ 6%s
extl loan- of '24
1954_
81
-
60
81
6
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81%
81 %
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90
-
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80%
Air
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86 Vi
91;
97
92 Vi
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98
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97— •
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99
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1
V...
21
1%
*
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due
6s
48%
3s
62
extl, loan
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5%s
s
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1977
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fund debentures 1991
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1971
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90 Vb
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series A July 1970_May-Nou
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1965—
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mortgage 4 Vas
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:
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97
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debentures
fund
95 %
§ ♦Poland (Republic of) gold 6s 1940——.-April-OcZ4
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9%
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1981
debentures
Can
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7s 1947
r—
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reduced
93 %
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13
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INDUSTRIAL
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1980
debs
debentures
fund
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June-Dec
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1975
subord
American
56'"
50
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-
June-Dec
:
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sinking fund debentures 1982
Jan-July,/
sinking fund debentures 1983—ApriZ-Oct
3%s
■,
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91
93%
June-Dec
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3 Vis
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.1958—-—^-May-Nou
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extended to
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Oslo
-
—
87
93%
.
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conv
sinking
4%s
168%
j
1963——-—^-Mar-Sept
extended; to
1953
87%
'
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1953_:
1961—
1971—
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
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Allied Stores Corp 4%s 1981———
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6s
Co
(30-year)
Inc—
Power
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1952—
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sink
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2.—_—.i.
Co
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Allegheny
101 > -V
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168%
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5%s
207
97%
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-
26
57%
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to
134
104
207:.
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101%
12
102% 102%,
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extl
6s of '26
extended
...
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4s
sinking fund external loan 1963.
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5Vis s f extl loan 1973_.
;
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5Vis external loan 1976—
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5%s
98
Jan-July
1953—
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4%s sink fund debentures 1986
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s
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91
87%
101
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1972—..Jan-July
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April-Oct
'
2008—_—1
Mar-Sept
♦ Secured extl sink fund 6 Vis 1959i—._Mar-Sept
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' • '
reduced to 2.125 %)
2008
Mar-Sept
New Zealand
(Govt) 5Vis 1970
June-Dec
15-year 5%s 1976—-i——i
—April-Oct
15-year 5 Vis 1977^
——:
1—-May-Nov
Nippon Tel & Tel Public Corp— * ,V •
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1976—___
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(City of)
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to
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v
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1958-1—Mar-Sept
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due
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86
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83
173
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81
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1965—2—..jJ
May-Nov
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1975——'—May-Nov
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Lombard Electric Go 7s 1952_——June-Dec *
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(Colombia) 6%s 1954
June-Dec
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
_Jan-JuIp
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(City of) 6%s 1952—_i__ ApriZ-Oct
•
24
81%'
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—
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Jan-JUly
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977—
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B -1952i—
r__:
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§ ♦Italy .(Kingdom of)
7s 1951—-—
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3yas l983—
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,
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1976
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1974—1—Mar-Sepf
New Orleans Terminal 3%s. 1977
May-Nov,
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v
;
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2000
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90
80:
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Airlines
,
5s
fixed interest 2003
Series
Series
Series
1st
100%
.
stp '74__Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
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1st mortgage 4Vas extended to 1974
Jan-July
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Lehigh. Valley
88
-
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86
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175
112
88
.
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129
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86
f
4%s conv subord debentures 1979
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April-Oct
Kansas City Power & Light 2%s 1976
—June-Dec
2 1st
mortgage 27/8s 1978—
June-Dec
y
1st mortgage 2%s 1980—
—June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3%s ser C 1984—June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974—
April-Oci
115
.Kayser-Roth Corporation 5yas 1980
Jan-July r
/Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987——y
.—Jan-July?,
Kimberly-Clark' Corp 3%s 1983
—Jan-July4%s sink fund debentures. 1986
Feb-Aup
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
April-Ocf
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April-Ocf
,
4
80 Va
97
—
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44
114% 117%
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.
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;
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>
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1
99
10
,
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•
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:4%s sinking fund iebentures 1987
—^Apr-Oct
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National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970—June-Dec
/
3s
debentures. 1970-—;
June-Dec
3%s debentures
1976-,
i—
—June-Dec
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1989
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5s sink
fund debentures
1977
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2
■
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91%
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/Interstate
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Nashville
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,
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—Jan-July. ,
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—
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■
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f
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—
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102 Va
98%
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r
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--Jan-July
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104%
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102%
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-
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,
.
,
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first;mtge 3Vns' 1969—Mar-Sept
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——
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/
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•
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v
—
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92
10
78
104%
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series I 1982—
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__
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—"
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& Co—
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series
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102
34
refunding 4%s 1987—
refunding 3%s 1988
refunding 4%s 1986—.
First & refunding 5s 1989
Philip Morris Inc 47As s f debs 1979
&
68
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60
59
57
63
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88
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106'A
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110%
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.
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60'A
10
mortgage 5s series B 1975
101%
100 %
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■
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1
gen
1st
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mortgage
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85
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104
84%
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debentures
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conv
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May-Nov
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Califdrnia
debentures
4%s
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—
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222
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10
92%
64
104%
102%
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164
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163
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debentures
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May-Nov
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June-Dec
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»—
104
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debentures
1986
Tidewater Oil Co 3'As 1986--,
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98%
—
of
RR
89
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104
73%
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123%
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Texas
97% ;■ 99%
106
101%
May-Nov
1981—
105'A
49
88%
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United
1984
100
89%
102
89%
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107
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fund
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105 %
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senior notes 1980
80
93
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94
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June-Dec
June-Dec
1979
notes
conv
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64
59
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senior
capital
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2
99%
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conv
87
♦75
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May-Nor
1972
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debentures
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debentures
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1982
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102
95 '
86
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series C 2019
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102
88'A
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98'A
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73
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1983_
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160
—
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136
57
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series
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1
78
230%
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♦192
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1994—,—Jan-July
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Superior Oil Co 3:,/4s debs 1981
Jan-July
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83%
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Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
j
70'A
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75
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__
104
96%
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101%
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conv
68
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4'As
98
21
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.
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First
40
71
88
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101
69'A
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& refunding 27/8s 1978
100
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refunding
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100%
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refunding 2%s 1971
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111
84
117
70
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10
88
99% 100'A
91
98
50
83%
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10
102%
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75
-
90
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1969
4'As
100
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General mortgage 3'/as series F 1985
Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
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Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
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67
104'A
13
22
Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan-July
1963
5s
27
103%
105% 106 '/a
103 %
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Standard Oil of California 4%s 1983
Jan-July
Standard Oil (Indiana)
3'As conv 1982—April-Ocf
4'As debentures 1983
April-Ocf
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971-^May-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
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Standard Oil Co
(Ohio) 4'As 1982
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debentures
1973—Mar-Sepf
85% 7 92 i/..::
10-?% 103%
9b
105%
Feb-Aug
1981
5'As
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4%s conv subord debentures 1979
80
87
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—
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102
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87
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debs
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97
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-
Pacific
Southwestern
84
98%
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New
78%
79
17
85'A
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78
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103%
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1st
mtge toll tr 4%s 1988
Feb-Aug
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80 4'
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~
92
104
81
87
May-Nov
1979:
debentures
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102
84%
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r ■
1
98%
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104
99%
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100
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25
98%
1987
convertible
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104%
4/
82
80%
—
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1985
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San
107%
89
88%
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104
6'
77'A
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100
103%
14
77%
f
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RR
1979
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95%
100%
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1978
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91
40
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1977
1976
Bell Telephone
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106%
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1
85
111% 113
113
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100
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69
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1966
debentures
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103%
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96
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82
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1986
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84
87%
74
71
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~
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series
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65
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87'A
80
87'A
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74
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1980
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27/as -debentures
83%
78%
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debs
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71
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64
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series
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1989_Jan-Jidy
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93%
127
100
11
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1968—June-Dec
1974
debentures
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132%
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109
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1977
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&
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1989
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90%
—
3%s
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New
Shell
Pacific
2006
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53
101%
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111
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Scott
86%
80%
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1982—May-No®
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1988—June-Deo
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V
Ry
RR
97%
97 %
89%
1
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1st
Feb-Aug
June-Deo
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
June-Deo
Jan-July
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mortgage 3s 1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s
1982
mortgage
1st
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89
89
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1974
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changed
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Co
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AprfZ-Oct
Mar-Nov
mortgage
first
series
certificates
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105'A
43
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1977—June-Dec
bond certificates Nov
inc
St
Scioto
Edison
1969
1977
debentures
conv
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bond
4s
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78'A
77
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171
111
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89%
93
95'A
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141
43%
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100%
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43
84
89
103% 103%
1975
93%
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5s
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mortgage 4s series A 1997—
Jan-July
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May
1st
mtge 4s series B 1980
Mar-Sepf
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84'A
90%
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100'A
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conv
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Royal
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Feb-Aug
1996
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3%s debs
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96%
93%
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Jan-July
1964
95%
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Mar-Sepf
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99%
83'A
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1983-April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1977
Uebentures
2%s
Oats
Rohr
102'A
83'A
__
2037
8s
mortgage
1975
f'eb*ntures
82%
103
101
165
83
91'A
High
98 %
*161
82%
96 %
47
refunding
78
97
*102
Corp 5s conv debs 1979Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Deo
debentures
85%
104
Northrop
3'As
81%
81%
100%
*95
Mar-Sept
June-Deo
mortgage 4%s 1987
1st
*97
June-Deo
April-Oct
1st
81%
II
99%
*94%
and
Richfield
II
*82%
99%
and
82
II
99%
108
Rheem
86'A
*77
Jan. 1
Low
105
Republic
82%.
II
Feb-Aug
June-Deo
April-Ocf
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
June-Dec
Feb-Auy
Range Since
-
No.
107
Reynolds
85%
85%
Aprll-Ocl
Jan-July
mortgage
Sold
*104
4'As
*84
Feb-Aug
first mortgage 2%s 1974
2%s 1975
1st mortgage 3s 1978
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
First mortgage 3'As 1982
First mortgage 3%s 1984
First
Bonds
High
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968-.Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
4%s
Co—
Power
States
(Minnesota)
Friday's
Bid & Asked
and
Rochester
Northern
Week's Range
or
and
Quaker
93%
91%
May-No®
Reading Co first «& ref
95
Jan-July
1963
debentures
3'As
60
April-Oct
Week's Range
Co—
First and refunding mortgage 3%s
88
'81, •••.
2
2047
Coll
102 %
*84'/a
-
& Gas
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov *
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
3%s debentures 1972
June-Dec
103'A
101% 101%
—
Electric
Service
First
104%
103%
—
Friday
Last
First
.
;
99%
—
*102%
Friday
Sale Price
First
100'A
--
*100 »/2
96
Period
First
92
87%
—
3s
93
88 %
91'/a
*91%
Public
80
80
__
,
"Interest
Exchange
Low
89%
88%
—
New York Stock
High
Low
No.
,
M~ 0
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
,
91'/a
.
Quar-Feb
2047
1
3s Jan
lien
*82
Bonds
—
*92'/a
May-No®
May-No®
May-No®
Quar-Jan
1979
1981
1981
debentures
f
s
s
4%s
High
*89'/2
Northern
47/aS
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
.Monday, October 15, 1962
BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended October 12)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Ohio
.
(1576)
28
.
I
,
47
-T-
90'A
3
Continued
'
103% 128
91 % 392%
89%
90'A
on
.
page
33
Number 6203
196
Volume
.
.
.
29
(1577)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AMD YEARLY RECORD
the
and
Oct. 12.
Friday,
ending
It is compiled by
the report of
Week's
Friday
-
the'American
Last
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
Shares
Par
10c
Mfg Corp
Acme Missiles & Construction Corp
Class A common
1
Acme-Hamilton
Products Inc
Precision
2
1
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Acme
Low
25c
:
10c
131/4 ■/
Dynamics Inc
1
Aerojet-General Corp
1
Aeronca
Manufacturing Co——1
2 5/s
Aero-Plow
.
10c
*
A
■.Ir.u.'-i
-
Alabama
Steel
preferred
5%
Co
I..I
'.-II
153/8
Brad Foote Gear
Jan
li
Jun
10
13 %
Jun
1,000 5
51%
48
-
2%
3,400
'<•
■
—..
:
"
-.
41 %
1,400
>,
•
New
Feb
17 5/8
v
■
,
..
"4%"
Breeze
500
90
90 3/4
525
V
—
903/4
.
13
1,900
»
.
3%.
3Ve
4
10c
—1
Properties Inc
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
British
American
Oil
Jan
53% Mar
British
American
24% Mar
33/4
86%
Jan
91
■
■
Sep
30 Vb
82
3%
£1%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—1
5%% convertible preferred
10
Control
Allied
Paper
Inc
Alsco
s 8%
1
Corp
Rainwear
Almar
6%
2
63/8
Oil
1
Corp
1
20
Beverage Corp
American
American Book Co
Systems Inc
Inc
American-Internatl Aluminum
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
*
1
25c
Business
'American
Electronics
American
8%
8%
7%
6%
Amer
1%
class A
American Petrofina Inc.
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
5%
preferred
American
American
Thread
American
Writing Paper
Products
Post
Anchor
Radio Corp
Andrea
1
5
Co com
Aluminum
Arnold Altex
convertible preferred-;
35c
Arrow Electronics Inc
—
*; Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Associated Baby Services Inc—1
Associated
Electrie
Industries—
American
*
T
£1
1
deposit rets regular
*
Inc_!—2
Associated Food Stores
Laundries
Associated
40c
America
of
lc
10c
Astrex Inc
33Vic
Atco Chemical Industrial Products—10c
Atico
Financial
Corp
1
Associated
i
Labs
Testing
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar-:
Consolidated
Atlas
Development
Sewing. Centers
Devices
Audio
,
.Avlen Inc
Mfg
—_—.
•
6 3/4
Feb
Jan
653/4
Industries
Butler's
BVD
Jan
Shoe
Inc
Co
Jun
163/8
73/4
2%
2
23/8
8,000
1
Feb
4%
2
May
—3%
Jan
Cabol
2s/8 May
33 Va Jun
4%
Jan
45%
Feb
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power common
35
*4
<
4%
3,500
4
Oct
11%
123/a
i 3,100
10 Vb
Jun
4%
4%
; 700
4y8
Feb
4
;■
12
' i-
i—
133/4
Sep
10
Oct
1,000 i
14/
.133/4
%
24
s
V': 10%
10
300
.
12
_3
^23/4
383A
40 3/4
28
28
~3%
'I -
•—.
■'
"31/8
;
:
96
.800
22 y2
1,900
700
.
Jun
7,3/a Jun
T'
98
.Mar
43
Mar
103
Jun
27
30,600
160
96-3/8 May
25
'•
20%
114
1%
i3A'
1%
l7/s
25/a
Oct
Oct
1A
40,000
3%
1,800
4%
3
Industries
Banner
3% May
:/
.!■
;*
.
2%
Oct
1,000
1%
Jun
5%
6,800
3 Va
May
8
8
1,200
2
53/8
"5%
3
1%
8%
2,200
6%
Jun
28%
6 Vb
Jun
14
/
8%
91/4
2,400
'-'2%
27/a
33/8
2,200
Canaveral
Jan
2%
2%
7%
Carey
5%
Jar
Aug
9
Sep
42
Oct
56 Va
23%
233/4
900
19
Jun
33% Mar
Barnes
400
12 May
1%
6
5 Va May
93/8
% Aug
1%
Jan
18
3,600
11%
113/8
IP/4
2,200
93/a
Jun
lBs/g
Jan
%
14
%
3/8
Jun
33/8
Jan
10%
10%
11%
233/4
Jan
12%
12 %
12%
1,800
3,500
1,500
85/a May
5
Sep
8
May
*
~
15 % May
123/e
Jan
7
Feb
6%
Feb
5
VB
.
13 Vb
13.
34
33/4
12% Sep
200
■
13%
Jun
200
13%
333/4
3
1,100
5 5/8
5%
5'/a
5
711
1
1
333/4
Oct
8tV
;
23,500
■
5%
Jun
7% Sep
Beck
Bell
(A
Inc
S)
i v
.
Jan
Christiana Oil
26% Mar
57%
Consolidated
Chromalloy
Jan
Cinerama
K
P
Foil
Berkey
Photo
10
Feb
Corp
Bickford's Inc
Clarostat
Birdsboro
»
5Va%
«•;
l:;v:
'
.5%
43/4
3
Corporation
Oct
5%
Jan
Jun
1%
Feb
4% May
see
93/8
700
93/4
5%
400
5
8 Va
8%.
400
7 Va
19
12% May
10 j
Apr
Jan
10% Mar
May
11 Va Mar
11
Jun
Jan
Va Jan
400
1% July
8 Va
Oct
18 %
Jan
14 VB
14%
5,400
8%
Jun
16
Feb
Jan
Coastal
May
Jan
Cohu
13% May
353/8
Feb
19%
Jan
18%
Feb
Commercial
Jan
9,600
A
83/i Mar
3 Vb
Feb
18%
19 3/8
1,200
11%
11%
1,300
10
May
11%
-500
10
May
2
7
Colonial Corp of
43/4
45/8
5
2,000
33/p May
113/4
Feb
Consolidated
8%
8%
8%
1,000
10%
Feb
Consolidated
1
7 Vb
63/8
7%
9,300
6% May
5% Jun
14%
Feb
Consolidated
8 3/4
V. 8%
8 3/4
1,500
Jan
Consolidated
2%
2 y2
800
8,400
14 y8
-1,600
12
8'%
500
8
43/8
3,100
3"%
Sep
500
43%
Jun
8
% Jun
,
12
Oct
2%
1%
153/4
Apr
Oct
22
Jan
.
4
4
-
45%
45%
6
73/4 July
555/8 Jan
2%
2
800
4
2%
2,800
143/8
Sep
f.3%
20%
*
Jun
30%
2%
Oct
5% Jan
-,
May
35% Jan
a
2
Sep
Feb
?7%
65/a
6%
19
75%
19
75%
7%
'
4,600
20 %"
86
•-
5% May
11
Mar
1,500
6%;«"
43/0 Mav
9
-
^Construction
v.,
t;
,
*
«,
-
Apr
1,850
220
19
75
Oct
Oct
43%
102
Jan
May
&
J,u00
17
May
63 %
100
61
Mar
64 % May
34
34
100
49 %
America
34
5
11%
3%
- 5%
.
-
3%
5 A
.
23/8
33/4
233/b
7
7%
Jan
Sep
9%
Jan
5
May
.-100
;
Sep
5
22
4
7%
425
1%
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n
3,800
yiv:
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,
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153/4
8%
83A
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Feb
103A
Apr
14%
Feb
3 Va May
6 %
Feb
4 Va May
-
6
1,400
3%
1,900
Va
Jun
16%
8%
5,500
Jun
Jun
15
800
7V4
200
25 %
10%
Sep
33/8
1,600
40
,
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
1
Mar
111
Jan
1
84 V2
Apr
Jun
73A
Apr
Oct
15%
Feb
Feb
3 3/a May
6 3/4
7,000
84 V2
% May
1%
69 Va
30 3/4
323/s
6 3A
63A
A
4
Jan
13
May
Oct
33
30
Jun
42
100
loJ
24%
Feb
Mar
Feb
9% Feb
6 % May
.
15
Jan
7
3% May
1,600
4
4
83
25
125
15%
Jan
May
86 % May
800
j
•
26
--
75
Aug
50
15 Vs
25
15 %
3/a
10%
2,300
;18
Jan
5%
Jun
12
%
2,800
U
Jun
1\} Feb
8%
8 Vb
300
73/4
Sep
13 % Mar
22 V2
22 Va
100
25 Va
Sep
13/a
1%
5,000
% May
1%
Jan
3,500
43/8 May
9%
—
*
%
--
1/2
53/e
5%
/ 12 Va
14%
14%
25,200
15»/a
16
1,900
17 Vb
173/a
6,700
5%
5%
Ifj A
7 /a
10%
11 Va
4A
193A May
10,200
13%
'
'
-''
7
5
Apr
23% Mar
Jun
20% Mar
9% May.
34%
12V2 May
133/a Jun
19 Va
Feb
Apr
Jan
,^8
5% May -
,
18 Va
Feb
2,000
'
9%
1,700
7%
4 3/4
-■
V.
100
10 Vs
6% May
153/4 Mar
2,900
4 5/a
10 %
Aug
May
Oct
-
Jan
14
Jan
20
Feb
50
10
113A
10
100
11
Jun
3
v
10
113A
10
Aug
5%
Jun
4% Mar
*-
3
■
%
173A
15
Feb
Jan
114 %
Jan
500
/
10%
33/8
3A
25c
10c
Corp-lOc
Jan
.4 %
75 Va May
104
Feb
34 Va
.
2,800
'3/4
33/8
5/a
Continental "Aviation & Engineering—1.
Continental. Commercial Corp—
1
continental Connector Corp cl A
50c
21%
Aug
3 Vb
300
Jan
Apr
12% July
;
Jun
2,yuu
Jan
%
10 Va May
163/8
3 /2
13 /a
~10c
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
New Pacific Ltd
1
Oil & Gas Inc
20c
Royalty Oil
--*
Sun Ray Inc
10c
Products class A
—1
7%
22 %
53/a
%
—
13 A
1
5
13% Mar
Oct
A
3A
-10
4
1
*
712
May
57/s May
.:
3%
.
3A
«
1A Feb
93A
109 VA
109
---
"
Jun
100
79%
3%
77
79
109
1% Mar
30 Va
15%
15%
—
,
Sep
8
Jun
"/a
5...
27,100
2,200
33/8
'
Jan
Oct
3A
600
7%
4%
Jun
7
,f
li.iOO
7;.,..
7%
7 Vb
5% May
Feb
31
Jun
2%
18,800
33/4
1
Sep
3
900
7
7
Feb
1334
/ 8 3/s Aug
7,600
--
50c
Continental Materials Corp
Continental Vending Maohine
59 Va May
40
333A July
4,700
11V2
3%
5A
233/a
HV4
1
1
4 Va
;—
52 % Mar
Jan
Mar
56
'
Minerals—Is
1
Metals Co_
Consolidated
-
7%
Sep
22 Va
63 %
Consol Diesel Electric Corp—
May
2%
Jan
21%
21%
Inc—10c
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation
-25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
Jan
Jun,
Oils
Inc
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
;
50c
2,100
1%
4 Vb
27%
Oct
1
2./00
22
263/8 Mar
%
A
rjf
.
43/8
2,600
173/4
18 1
14%
43/8
13/8
1 Va
1 /a
3,000
33%
35%
--A
—
3 /2
—
5 /2
—
9
*«
Jan
1
800
10 %
Feb
38%
Jan
13 Va May
700
—
Feb
.
147/s May
1,100
1,400
4%
■■
3 V2 May
•
14%
■
% Mas
8,900
4%
1
Caribbean
Electronics
—1
i%
11
"1
21 %
17% May
2,800
11\<
1
1
21%
Community Discount Centers
Community Public Service
11,900
1,800
1
_•
•
1
50
50
50
Jan
123/a
73/4
11%
Co
16%
23/8
73/8
1
—100
lOVs
^
*
page 33.
14%
5%
1,400
1
1
Manufacturing
Oct
2
l
.preferred
July
2,200
1
—.——
Clopay Corporation
Club Aluminum Products
A
7%
11%
1
13 Va
9'A
-1
Clausner Hosiery Co—
Clayton & Lambert
12
4,200
4,800
2
3
prior
600
33/4-
4
footnotes,
Clary
Jan
Jan
45%
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc—
Bohack (H C) Co common
For
.
li
18 %
Bloomfield Building Industries Inc—
Class A
:
1
10c
r-
9
14
_25c
Blauner's
.
Jun
133/4
Corp
Oct
8Va
—-—10c
Corp_.—:
~8 Vb
1
11
12
8%
143/8
15%
Ltd——v-—r—17 %
Manufacturing Co
1
(The)
Feb
2,200
11
Sep
15/8
1
Clark Controller Co.——
10% May
u
:
15 %
4'A
10c
——'
Development
1
*
Inc
Bethlehem
Jun
Vb
-lc
-
3 iV
=
Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument Corp
Benrus
Watch Co Inc—
5
4
5
2
—
Corp
11%
Corp
3 Va
600
-
;.i%
——1
Mining
Corp—^
Corp
wx—25c
:—.
Jun
-
Vb
1
Inc
1
50c
Berkshire Frocks Inc__
.
5 V
3% Jun
8%
;
Bell
v
11S/8
'
3fS
_1
Shoe Corp
Electronic
1,200
2,000
5
11
11%
—1
Oil Corp_.
Bayview
Bearings
Mar
8
2%
.
~5%
3.50%
Maine Power
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chicago Rivet & Machine
A Chief
1
_—:
29 % Mar
May
ls/8
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
Central
Feb
Sep
Baruch-Foster Corp—
29% Mar
7
"5 3/i
4
Co
Central Hadley Corp
Jan
1,100
10
53/,
6
Jun
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp_.
Jun
17 Va May
21%
100
Va May
3% July
;_1
5
1
Feb
-/-•%
50c
10c
5jJ
1,100
8%
5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred—♦
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter
(J W)
Co
—1
Castle (A M) & Co
10
Catalin Corp of America
1
Jan
8
Corp
International
Cities Broadcasting
City Products
Baxter & Kennedy Inc—
Carnation
Jan
4%
—i
Jan
73/8
5%
■>
1
6c
1
50c
Capital
Mar
2% May
Ltd
Minerals—-
Capital
4% Jan
:*2% July
500
8%
9
Ltd
Canal-Randolph Corp
Sep
412
3%
USA Inc
Engineering Co
Jan
15 Va
'
10 Vs
*
Canadianwide Properties
Feb
5
100
Bargain Town
103/8
22'A
..,
"
14%
Ltd
Co
Cement
Canadian Williston
li'e Mar
Oct
200
Inc
Construction
BarChris
Oct
8'A May
233/4
Jan
Jan
53/8
s/8 May
3%
Feb
3 3%
/
2 Va May
200
18
1.
4-
14
13/4
1,800
393/4
Jun
11,500
'
23/a
■
17
1,800
213/a
9
lc
May
3
9%
7%
Oct
6
4
1,700
3%
t
*
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__1
C.ana
an
Dredge & Dock Co
*
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
16%c
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
1
Canadian Industrial Gas Ltd
2.50
Canadian Javelin Ltd
*
Canadian Marconi
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pl'd—10
Feb
27
/
44
50c
10c
Feb
6,800
6
-jjj,
10c
A_
Canada
Mar
,
92% July
7% May
243/4 Oct
~1%
— —
34
y.—
Campbell Machines Inc
Canada Bread Co Ltd-
*
/,/' 6 3/4 Jan
^ '18% Feb
9,200
15%
Ciass
Feb
3,900
__
Feb
33,700
514
Inc—>
Records
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
4% Mar
Y
Insurance
Fire
Cameo-Parkway
Apr
79
,
preferred
preferred
Camden
.
12 3% Sep
v
Ltd
$2.50 preferred
6%
193/4 Feb
Jun
Aug
Feb
10
Jun
100'A 101
:
175/a
Enterprises
$3.00
Jan
70
85%; 96/r
'133/4
3
4%
/34% Feb
.
^
May
Va
83/8
8
!-
9
32 y2
r;
..
23/8 May
400
7,2uo
3 V2
3 VB
"'81/4
14,700
11
105/8
a
.
May
53/8
39
6% Mar
18% Mar.*?,.;
>
53/8
Oil Ltd
Banff
Oct
Sep
500
4%
Baldwin Securities Corp
,
Jan
"
V
7% July
Jan
May
43
*
9
8%
17Va
7% May
14% July
1
May
5%
preferred
Jan
1
1
&
Corp
3
50c
Convertible
100
17,900
22
25c
Inc
Son
P)
(J
6
53/8
Common
9
16 3A
9%
11%
Inc—
Co.
&
433/4
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
1
>
3
shares—3c 6d
dep rets ord
American
Burroughs
Clark Cable
-
Company
325
-
4%
Inc
Industries
Jan
36
Ltd—
300
V-
46
:
5%
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A
'
233A
9
10
1
.—2.50
Inc___—
(The)
Mines
Burnell
C
Baker
:
1,500
5
50c
serial preferred
Circuit
!
28
3%
5%
7
1,200
-
4%
.
Feb
3
..
8% Mar
Jun
5
Corp—:
Mar
39%
118 May
25 Va May
Plan—
convertible preferred
Burma
73/t Aug
1
com
Finance
Bunker Hill
85 % May
43/1 May
78 V2
1
Inc—
Corp
Collieries
Ayrshire
Feb
preferred
1
:——•——10c
Co
.
9 3/4
' y
6C%c
Company
Buell
Jan
11%
1
.—
F
6%
17% Mar
17%
May
1% Oct
1
10c
Inc__
non-cum
Industrial
Avis
-
Jan
1
>„
35
Oct
'
10,200
*
B
class
Common
Jan
95/8
%
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Non-voting
14%
800
10 pesos
Corp
Radio
Automatic
Buaget
&
Inc
Plastics
Aurora
6%
Feb
S
Ltd
3%
5p
Mining
Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas General Industries Inc
Atlas
9% Mar
v
:
1
Corp
Research
Atlantic
Mills
B
*
Atlantic Coast Line Co
v
163A
163A
c
10
preferred
4%
Bruck
Jan
6Vs
1
Associated Oil & Gas Co-—
9
—
30c
3%
45
26 3/8
J
1
4
1
Apr
14% May
Jun
193/4
i V- l.ioo
210
Sep
45/s
Jan
30%
21%
2%
Distillers cl A com—30c
Forman
6Vs
•
143%
warrants
Co
.■
£1
25c
1
reg
3 %
2.50
pfd_100
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
6'/a
!• T
—.
20
273/4
*
6 Va
45
50c
Argus
Inc —_——
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co_
&
'
-
;
10s
10s
Class B common
Mar
63/8
5 Vb May
4'%
400
Apollo Industries Inc
;—:
Appalachian Power Co 4 %% pfd—100
Armour
4%
4%
353/8
Co
9
•
Jun
400
-
8,300
1
20c
1
:
6
10,100
33/4
•Anthony Pools Inc
:
6V2
3%
Angostura-Wupperman
Chemical & Film Corp„
i
~5%
3%
Anken
Chemical
150
2%
Angio-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Jun
8% Jun
5,100
83
5%
VA
■Anglo American Exploration Ltd—4.75
Ansul
2
82%
21
Sep
2%. Sep
-
•
■'
__
2^
Jan
45
95/8
/LA
Feb
Ltd—
Co
ord
rets
dep
Brown
Feb
5
1,2'JU
50c
12.50
1
2
5
5
2
1
Manufacturing Co
American
8%
Brown Company
Jan
9
2 % May
800
7
£1
American MARC Inc
11.4UJ
Jan
Jan
23/4
26 % May
■
300
2S/a
Jan
6
1% May
13A Jun
19%
'■
19%
rets ord bearer
Petroleum
British
Aug
8%
3% May
7'% Aug
2,400
> 73/8
2%
American shares
54
Jun
3%
300
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd_100
Ambassador
Oct
33/u May
3,500
6%
•'
•
•
2%
Co
60c
6%
3
10c
Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc
V
8V8 July
50c
Inc
Co
"3%
'
-
__
'
6% Mar
Oct
3
3,300
3
1
Allied
48%
12,600
5%
19 %
3,600
19%
dep rets ord registered
British Columbia Power
Jan
700
57/a
153%
Jan
Sep
11,100
5%
:
5Va
10,300
2%
9 Vb
Amer
Sep
12%
Rubber class A
Tire &
Alliance
53/4
3%
4%
5%
1
20
-
5%
3
2%
1%
.
"
High
Jun
11% May
'r
••
Tobacco—
13 % May
7,800
48%
48%
3 Vs
2
* k.
19 %
Brooks Instrument Co Inc—
deposit rets American shs—
American
All-State
,
1%
_1,
*
Jan
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
All American Engineering Co
Corp
17
64
12%
123/4
wiJV
:
4Va
4,300
1
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
Jun
131/4 July
:
Low
•
7%
—'
2
Range Since Jan. l
High
63/4
1
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
/.
-
Jan
8
63/4
,
ord—•
1
:
*
1
i
w
15% May
600
153/4
4%
87J/8 Mar
May
9
—
15V4
—
■—
100
10
100
1
common
common
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow
Feb
V 4% Jan
Oct
33/4 May
700
11%
103A
103/4
-
4
4
V.
4
...
Shares
20c
Works Inc
Brandywine Raceway Assn__
3% May
13A Sep
.:
.;
-6,800
Amer dep
■. M. -n 1H- I IT
.1 ■ II
Airlines Inc_;
Alaska
<i?.f
Oct
V
;
_1
10c
:
for Week
Low
1.50
Sales
»
Range
of Prices
;•*.
Par
;
'
A-—'"'
1
preferred
4.20%
Power
Wood
Alan
48
200
.
.
23A
2%
■
Inc
Bourjois
2 3/4 Mar
-
Corp of America—
Airport Parking
Class
4%
.1,600
•
:
12
125/8
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
Jan
"
12
Aerosol Techniques Inc
Yb May
2,600
v--
12
Admiral Plastics Corp
3
-May:
'
'
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Bowling Corp of America
3
23/8
li'.-; 2
8,500
...
12%
Acme Wire Co
,1,100
^.
■'
'■
;
'■
5
4%
.
*v.
1%
'
4%
1
10
.
1
1%
2 !
■v
High
Low
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange '
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2... a
.a
Week's
Friday
Sales
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
'
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
Range for Week Ending Oct. 12.
1
*\
'
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Oct. 8,
In the
on
/./■
•
20 7
Va
4
1%
a
Jan
Oct ■
834
Jan
Sep
3%
Jun
28
44 Va
Jan
Jan
8%
85/8
800
Sep
17% Mar
3%
4%
14,300
3%
Oct
12%
4%
4%
1,100
4%
Jun
5%
63/B
8,200
17%
17%
700
V A
,3%
%
1,400
7%
3% May
17 % July
*
Va
Jun
-
6
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
24 Va
1
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
117 8
Feb
—
jit
5%
--
5 /8
1,200
7% May
1 Vs
7,200
U
Jun
13A Aug
13A
2
400
13A
Oct
4%
6 Va
300
53/4 May
5%
500
5
7%
—
8
1
5 Vs
—;
3,900
73A
63/8
4
8
1 /a
2 3/4 May
73/4
900
5% May
4%
12
12
5%
5,800
U
12,200
>. 5 Ve
July
Oct
Jan
10% Mar
6%
16
2V4
Feb
Feb
Jan
5%
5%
4.400
Feb
May
11%
19 Vs
Oct
25%
Jan
4%
Jun
9 Va
Feb
5
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 15, 1962
.
(1578)
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 12)
AMERICAN STOCK
Shares
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd
Class B non-voting
Reynolds
&
common
Bottling
July
18
Feb
17
Jan
Garan
Gatineau
Courtaulds
£1
—--1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Creole Petroleum Corpj
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
1
dep receipts
(ord reg)
Corp
Instruments
7%
Oct
l63/4
Jan
16%
Jun
22%
Feb
Feb
21
Jan
Gellman
JBTI
General
Acceptance
11% Feb
General
Alloys
General
Battery
&
61/4
Feb
General
Builders
General
Development Corp
7%
Jan
6 3/4 July
1%
1%
34%
2%
% May
5,000
33%
4 1%
33%
May
4%
400
6%
9%
Jun
5
5,700
Power
Co
Feb
'■>
100
1
Mfg
Co
Crown
Milner & Co
--1
Aluminum Industries Corp—25o
Central Petroleum (Md)
5
Crown
Drug
Crowley
Crown
Co_
~2%
B
General
Jan
General
17%
2% Jun
1,400
5%
8
Aug
1,000
5
3,900
8
7 % Mar
;:
May
10
7% Jun
7%
97/a
9%
8%
81/4
100
8
May
12%
11%
12%
2,200
9
May
10%
*.
Corporation—
$4.60
Feb
9
Feb
Giant
16
Mar
Yellowknife
Gilbert
15% Mar
C)
(A
Gilchrist
Union
D
Crystal Dairies—
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
Desilu Productions Inc
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Manufacturing
Industrial
&
ProductsLtd
Oils
Devon-Palmer
1%
1%
7
Jan
3
3 Va
600
1"%
Jun
12%
5%
5
Oct
10%
Jan
5A
800
29%
11%
'
1%
Distillers
Amer
ord
rets
7%
8%
7%
8%
,16,200
n
— A
Ik
9 V4
2,000
9%
Chemical
Co Ltd
&
Inc
Drilling & Exploration Co_
Harris
Driver
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg:
(The) Co
1
Duro
Test
Duval
& Potash
Co
Corp
Dynalectron
Devices
Air
Eastern
Can
Jun
10% Sep
3
Oct
63/4 Jan
13/,
FeD
53A
1%
Oct
5% Jan
Greer
Gridoil Freehold
Grlesedieck
Jan
Sep
93%
:
6 A May
>
Jun
May
-
100
15%
Sep
700
7V4
Jun
151/4
15%
Jun
12%
12%
37%
371/2
1,900
14%
*3,700
341/2
34%
;
10y*
100
:
3,800
2,300
71/4
7
35%
16
163/4
10,300
16 %
163/4 V.
73/8
;r
16
7
V;
* *;
Jun\—
700
900
36" \ Jun-,,.
6%
17% Mar
27%
100
'
Freightways Inc_
Eastern States Corp common
Eastern
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B--.
Echlin Manufacturing Co
$7
Jun
Edo
Elder-Peel
Ltd
17%
Sep
Sep
7
13%
3%
Electro-Voice
Inc
Harn
29%
700
23 3A May
.2%
23/8
11,500
1Va May
Electrographic
!
Corp.
Electronic
Communications
Electronic
Research Associates
Electronic
Specialty
Electronic
Electronics Corp of
El-Tronics
Inc
4% Jan
cum
pfd
Evans
7%
;
it
6%
6%
4%
4%
1
Feb
4%
400
63/8
200
3,800
1,300
41/2
12%
12%
15 %t
Jun
155
14%
12%
43/4
4%
600
18%
18%
19%
5,600
19
Jun
Jun
7/s
Falcon
Jan
13%
Jan
Hilton
24V4
Feb
Hoe
9%
Jan
Sep
4V«
Jun
32% Feb
Jun
15
10 %
'
2%
23/a
800
2Va
Sep
5
>.
4
Jun
9V4
Jan
6%
Jan
63/a
800
7
4%
2V2 May
313/4
32%
16,400
2,900
~3
~31/B
30,000
3
43%
44%
3
4%
28%
5V2
55%
Jun
Jan
250
42
2'/a
1,500
2
Sep
500
5
May
7 V4
•
400
4%
43/a:
7%
1,000
7%
7%
100
2%
23/4-
4%
%
3%
%
4
i
7%
6%
73A
3%
3%
3%
7%
Jun
6 34
Jun
2,900
4,000
,JL
Hormel
&* Hardart
First
7%
7%
3%
3%
100
4%
43/4
4%
;a,ooo
1
25%
25%
273/4
1,000
1
1%
1%
1%
9,200
1
1
Corp
60c
It
Howell
Feb
Huhbell
Jan
A
Jan
Hudson
11%
Hycon
Jan
Vitamin. Products
Manufacturing
Hydromatics
Corp
preferred
6%
Oct
4Va
Jun
1,500
7
Oct
1,700
4% May
14%
15%
2,300
13% May
3%
10%
200
200
93/4
Sep
Oct
1
1%
1%
2,100
1%
Oct
4%
4%
4%
2,600
4%
Jun
1
•
1
IIITIIIIIII
Inc
(The)
1
I_
Company-.
Friendly Frost Inc
vor
3
iya
Motor of Canada
Fmest City Enterprises
'Ceo
2 % Mav
a
43/4
10%
8
2~50
Inc.
Flying Tiger Line Inc
f-
Apr
1%, Jan
4%
3
ioc
Ford
rre>»tiillo
313/4
Jun
1% May
14%
<
T«»n
Jan
-VACtX*
'
.
9% Aug
,
9%
Apr
21% Mar
;
14%
8
see page
33.
14%
153/a
1,500
153/b
19,900
129%
225
13
May
13%
129
5%
3
5%
3
5
3%
31
3%
30*
61%
3%
5
8% May
116
July
4 %:.
18%*
1 :
*
1..
■;/
Oct;;.
Jan
Jan
6,600
2%
Apr
2,000.
r
5%
Oct •'
20%
Jan
Jun
44 %
Apr
34%
300
13%
i4'A
400
i% :;. 2,8OO
.
29*A
15%
Jun.'
26% May
20'A
1,000
96 y2
120
2.7 %
27%'
'
18 Va
1,400
600
'42%
Jan
101%
,
Jin
33'A
Apr
9%
May
26
Apr
Feb
900
17'A
31%
600
14%
4,100
9,700
3
5%
100
May £
4
16%
16%
Jun
22 %
:
21% Mar
Jun
:
JUn
28%
5%
3,800
15 %
14%
15%
2,100
14 Va
Jun
600
3%
Jun
Jan
Jan
107/a
-
Jan
26
■
4Va May
15%
14%
5Va May '
5%
Jan
Jan
4
l7/8 May
'5..%
Feb
34
24 Va May
13
Ffeb
190
Jun
Jun *
"
4»A
17'A
Mar
36
90 Va July
100"
4%
Feb
14 Vt Mar
8 Va May
175
28
/
]8% Mar
11% May
V* 8%
1,200
11%
277/a
2%
1%
25 Va
34'A
5%
2%
'. 6V2 July
•
■
.
Sep
5%
103/4
Feb
3% Jan
14% Mar
.
1 :
5%
.
12%
...
,
Jun
700
■•«. •'
'
••*'
Jan
16%
*'
18%
Jan
26%
,.
A1Jun
300
Sep
6%
'-
4%. Oct
100
y*
3A
2%i May
7
1.100
73/8
%
16%
—
_5
Indus
Electronic
Hardware
Corp
Industrial Plywood Co Inc——
of
North
Jan
15%
Oct
Feb
Jun
Oct
13
Jun
40%
9%
6%
Stiecc.n
c
Oil
in
1
Jan
Jan
J»n
Jan
red
Investors
11%
8%
5,100
90
90'A
170
4%
200
3 V2 May
500
3%
500
15 y* May
6%
/ 90
4'A
—50c
4
4
25c
America
—5
78%
75%"
1
4Vb
Corp—_—_1
27V\
Inc_
5
Products^
—1—
cl A—5
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Corp__
Corp
!
:
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(N. Y.)
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
Oil
12'A
2,500
9Va
,
Hospital Supply
Irving Air Chute
3,400
4,000
12%"
•—
—
.
7%
40 3/8
9%
Royalty
Ipco
•
7>ff
39y8
18 JA
Company
Israel-American
•
pfd.—100
,
—1
1
10c
"■
...
8%
8
73/a
40%
12y2
-
1
Products
Intex
r
6% May
36
July
_1
Investors. Funding Corp
lfat>.
113/4
International
In»e.n>
30%
47/a
5
;.
Holdings
Co
•
18%
Breweries
3%
27
ord reg—
International
4%
200
rets
International
Jun
800
dep
Oil (Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—j
—5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland£1
Independent Telephone Corp,
—1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd
100i
Insurance
2%
2,000
American
-33'/3C
'.
£1
Imperial
Feb
1,600
4%
Chemical Industries—
Feb
3%
5%
31%
Magnetics Corp
Imperial
9% Feb
21
2,300
Oct
IMC
Feb
6%
10% May
13%
1
10c
Co
footnotes,
7%
,
Jan
10%
,
Sep,
5% Oct
1,300
"
-
10c
—1
2.50
Inland Credit Corp class A
Inland
Homes
Corp
Realty & Construction
Fischer & Porter Co_
FisLman (M H) Co Inc
Fotfhrome
23
1,800
7%
15
Jan
93/4-Jan
Jun
May
2,100
7
lOc
common
Sterling
..
30%
—
31
Sep
4% Sep
I8V2
Sep
13%
14,600
,»
2%
7 ¥2
3 Va May
300
£
63/a
14
1
10*,
1
!
,
2%
16%
4V8
Jan
14%
„•
,.
Feb
7%
4 V4
5%
11,800
7
4%
8%
3% Aug
73/8
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98
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100
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7%
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1,200
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12 3/4 Jan
12
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new
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15%
32.50
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100
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138
29 %
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Jan
12
Jun
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7%
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Goodway Printing, Co Tnc—_i———*
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1
1
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31
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28
700
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3/8 May
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141
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Dilbert's
3 %
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12,800
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Jan
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—
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class A
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1%
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Globe
6 Va
1%
Jan
Mar
6% May
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class A n v_—,1
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98
97/a
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5%
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Sep
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Genung's Incorporated
Jan
21
9 % May
100
11%
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1
common
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*
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93
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11%
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10%
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43
May
30
100
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of Prices
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Jan. 1
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Last
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Friday
Range Since
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American Stock Exchange
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American Stock
Range
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Week's
Friday
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/
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12
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11
Aug
3,500
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18
A
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%
8%
200
10%
-
25,700
Jun
26% Mar
A July
Mar
Volume 196
Number 6203
.
(1579)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 12)
AMERICAN STOCK
'
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
■
Par
Low
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
'?ar
-
,
High
Low
High
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12 %
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29
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Lafayette Radio Electronics
Lefcourt
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—.——1
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32
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300
12% Mar
"
—1
Inc___
0
Apr '
Jan
*9%
Oct
4
»
7 % May
1%
Dehydrat & Milling—3
Company
14%
8% Jun
4% May
6% J»n.
3% Jun
rU
—1
National Equipment Rental Ltd______l
National petroleum Ltd—.———25c
National Presto Industries Inc-—-.—2
V- 28% Feb
May
Jan
14% Feb
National Video Corp class A——__50c
4%
Mar
91/4
May
26%
—_5
National Electric Weld
Jan
24 y8
July
17% Sep
1% May
39,400'
.
,
.
,
14
•
.
.
Bowl-O-Mat
National
,10%. Mar,
11
18%
.
n
National Brewing .Co- (Mich) —._—___1
National Casket Company———5
Jan
19
4% May
/' l63/4 Jun
j
6
4%
453/4
National Bellas Hess—________1
Va Sep
'7% Jan
May
,
10%
—
Corp
National Alfalfa
Jan
41% Aug
25% Jan
2% J.un /
16
f00
m
Nat Nast Inc class A—______—;
":'18%" Sep
//. %, Apr
500
■6%
6%
——2.50
.10
—______50c
18*% Feb
35
Oct
1
Industries Tnc—
Napco
; 3% Sep
.
11% Jun
two
Hotels
Knott
2V4
'2% Sep
15
Sep
% May.
:" 2,000
4%
4%
-
Oct
%
1.20J
4%
Namm-Loeser's Inc_____.—_—. 1
;
National
3,800
3 ,:.V'
:
Nachman
-
July
1
16 Va
%
~5%
3%
*
Feb
•
Feb
*13% Aug
•' 3% Sep;
IVa Feb --
"
~
4S4
50c
Co
6s/8 Aug
May
Jun
9
A
21
7%
9
Jan
Jan
4
.
13 Va Sep
160
9
Apr
Jan
14%
4% May
6,200
Feb
14
May/
4% Jun
600
23'/a
class
Apr
503/8
T is 'Oct
"1,100*
15",4
29 va
i,.
^3
3
-i
9%
:
21%
Jun
700
4,200
Feb
18
'
•;
2%'';::2%
15 va
i, ;
16%
.
*'
.
M6
.1
Rubber Co—
8%
400.
'12%; : 12%
ia ...1% ■I' 1,600
r.ooo
%
.* 7/8
1
4,500.1%
:»■:
.15%
.
Inc———__:25c
L)
1,300
"
.
1
2.50
(I B)
Klioiy (H
_
,__1
—10c
Dept Stores inc;.—
(S)
.
.;
\
6%
bV2
,6*/a
•
_1
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Kleer-Vu Industries Jnc—-—i
Klein
•A
26'%
8
10%
'l
99 Va Mar
9% May*
93/4 Sep
20(4 May
.24%
Jan
Sep'
Oct
78
.
Jan
334
Jan
14 %
10 c
Kiiby Petroleum Co—-
au Va
12
—r_—_1.25
Kingston ' Products--!-—----------^--!
l«ii»udy Service Corp—.I—____________1
JO'
97
10 %
1
-10%
43/4
7%
13%
Inc
Hign
153 %
1443/4 Jan
3% Jan
4% Jan
1
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
Miiter Company
•
12 y4
__25c
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc_—
Kirigsford Company.
96%
—1\
—.
5% Oct
1% Sep "
1/256 Oct
o.ouO
.172,900;
15
___
Kavanau ,Corp—
29,600
**
.963/4
pfd—100
Katz Drug Company—™—
.1
Kaufman & Broad Bldg Co
___1
l"/4
l/2ob 1/I2d
.1/256*
Kansas .Gas
5%
178
5%
1178
.
4l/a
8
2334
Muntz TV Inc—
lvt array
Ohio Mfg
V,//
(
4%
100
—2.50
—
Star
151% 1513/4
Tel & Tel——12.50
Mountain States
Movie
v
1
MPO Videotronlcs class A——
Kaiser. Industries
.1513/4
LOW
.4
Mavielab Inc
Mar
*
preferred
Diablo Company
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
Feb
53/4
May
July
4% May
*
25c
—
Mt
Feb
4H
5
,
Products
Electro
Range Since Jan. 1
Low. .High
Mt. uiemens Industries common^._LM_l
11% Mar
Jun
1% Jun
2,000
4%
Apr
2
200
2%
4%
-___75c
—_
5 Va
600
A
2*/2.
"I~10c
23%
Oct
2*/a May
—j.
1,500
2%
—
Inc——____
Industries
8 3/a
1,800
.9%
______i
Jefferson Construction Co__
Jefferson
10
-9%
Dales
*"
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
.«eek
for
<5
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
31
27%
,
Apr
Apr
Jan
Jan
,111 Jan
8%
F'
*
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
(1580)
32
Monday, October 15, 1962
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE <R.ngefo,w«ek Ended oc«,b„ 12)
Range
of Prices
industries
Screw Co
Steel Corp
Phoenix
5
10 pesos
10o
4
1
~
(Del)
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Pierce Industries Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co
Scale
Pneumatic
Electronics Corp
Poloron Products class A
Polarad
Royalties Ltd
Oil
Prairie
Lambert Co
Precisionware Inc
Pratt
&
Prentice-Hall Inc
1
4y8
Class
B
Ltd
Mines
Jun
-8% Mar
8%
400
7
Jun
10% Mar
Singer
1,100
7
Aug
97%
100
P%
17%
600:
:
4%
12%
Jun
Feb
1%
6%
Jun
44
Jan
13%
Jah
Southern
,**' 1% Sep-
13%
13%
12
200
65 y4
3,500
2%
2J
72
-29'/8
4%
30
31%
4%
;
&%
8
6
1,200
5%
8,200"
4%
8%
20%
20%
2I//
21
11%
-
8%
Aug
Aug
20
Mar
13% Apr
6% Jun
*•
"•/
17
Jan
-22% Feb
■
700
■
18% May
26%
'
10% May
13
Oct
•95
/
400
87
48%
48%
45%
Jun
10%
10%
300
10 y8
Oct
21%
Jan
Standard
20 y8
21%
2^/8
5,UmJ-
13%
Jun
23%
Sep
Standard
•
July
2%
2 i9G
800
-2,
26 %
125
25
418
May
26 %
1
-*
Lithium Corp
Jun
25c
*
20c
—1
Inc
Radiation
Enterprises Inc
Industries Inc
Rani co
Ran-er
class A
Inc
Ramo
Feb
34
900
11
Oct
-7%
5,c^
4
May
9%
4% July
Feb
Class. A_—.
*72
2i»7B
:
22 y8 May
3,ttKJxl
12 (4
12
12%
2,700
10
Jun
27 %
4,400
15
May
10%
24%
10 %
Remington Arms Co Inc
7 Vb
1%
1%
23%
23%
23%
2%
2%
2%
3%
3%
3%
4'A
74
3,^U0
66%
68'A
1,350
10
9%
10%
4,800
%
Restaurant Associates Inc
9
2%
Oct
5%
%
1%
Jun
14
Jun
12%
Oct
2,800
10%
500
Oct
6Va
Jun
7'/a
Jun
6%
6,500
91;!
ft
2,200
4,200
5%
300
9%
85 %
8*%
3%
;
r
8Va
.
10 Va
Corp——
Broadcasting Inc
Rogers
Rollins
1
9%
>
Sep
Jun
Talon
..V;1
.>
Feb
Technicolor
13%
Jan
Tel-A-Sign
400
11 y8
Jun
267/b Mar
10%
Jun
—
Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company..
American Corp.
1
Royal School Labs Inc—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd™
Rusco Industries Inc—:—
Royal
,
12%
A
4
8%
8%
9
1.300
10%
Jun
5
3%
Oct .:.
6%
7%
3,400
5%
Jun
18 y8
12%
12%
400
11%
Jun
9%
9%
9%
700
2 •••;
2
2%
2,900
8%
9%
13%
13%
4%
4%
5%
Jan
15%
15%
Texas
7%
;
2%
4,800
1%
Jun
5
—1
1
2%
2%
3"'.:
2,430
2%
Jan
3%
1,600
2% May
(Del)—
Jan
4%
70c
Gems
Screen
Seaboard
Sealectro
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Bros
Seligman
Seton
Denn
4%
Class
Silver
Creek
Precision
Suver-MUler Mines
fanvray
Lux
Trans
Lighting
Corp.—
Ltd.
—
Inc
For footnotes, see page 33.
6%
Aug
20.
•
23 Va
1
\h
ft Feb
7%
Oct
11%
6% July
5
May
7%
13
May
22%
11
4%
20,230
6%
2,900
1%
1,400
'
2% May-
5 Vb
Oct
3%
6%
11%
9,600
10
Oct
37%
12%
50
5%
5%
23%
15,900
73'A
74 »/2
5,000
Oct
9% May
2,000
22%
Oct
5%
18
^
*73'A
Oct
ft
16
21%
21%
22%
~4%
~4%
1,100
10c
%
li!
98%
30%
%
Jan
12,200.
32
U
<
Feb
Feb
31
Mav
Jun
,
2
2
'ft
2%
4.300
700
v
<•
Feb
7%
2
July
5
Jan
30%
Jan
9% Mar
.
13%
Sep
10
Feo
66
Mar
36
Apr
May
26% Jun
;
Jan
2%
,
Oct
10%
~
;
8
31%
28%
1%
2,400
21%
4,000
12% May
19%
2,900
I5V2. May-
2%
3»:
6
-
11,900
6V2
-
2%
"2V4
■7(
2%
■4Va
4%
-
.
4%
1,200
6%
-
-
7%
11700
1 Va
18,700
Inc—^25c
7"
.
.
•
-
%
'.:
•.
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'-
^
1
%
(
.
18%
1%
<
10
'
•>
18%
r
i
■
1 Va
700
1,200
*
j.
16% May
Oct
22%
91
450
12
12
3%
3%
•7%
7%it
•
10
8%
<8%
4%
4%
*
11'A
11%
26%
*
26
——1 -:
2
10
V
8%
200
.■
600
5
11%
26%
27%
•
Jan
/ 91% May
5;
Jan
v
12% Mar
;/ 7% Aug
18%
July
6%
Jun-
Jwn \ vV
Jur.
4%
Jun; V
•
/
Jan
Jan
Feb
12
;/l3
Mar
8 Va Mar
Oct
21%
25% Oct
43%
Jan
24-,
4,500
26
•" ;
3Va
28 %
Jan
11
<
800
26
Feb
-
Aug./'
Sep
Sep
2%
.
8 VB
2,700V
7%
Feb
5ft
26%
Jun ',
6%
•
1,400 1
3%
Feb
38
\ 2% May;.;,
900
12 Vb
;
•:' 4%
200/
3% '-.3%
——T
26 Va
•
85% July
'
100-'
3,600 *
\
Apr
3% Mar
15% Mar
*"
3%
5
Jan
Mar
<
22
<
•
19 V»May
100
Steel
Cable Co..—„—*
Jun,"
2 %* Sen
4%
lft
21
4%
—-5c
warrants
'
10 V» Juri
400
21%
_47/b
Mar
98
<
'; 16 V* Mar
17%
89%
IV* Jan
<
.i
.May;
15%. Jun : :■
4,400 r
22%
" Jan
8
21
-
,
9% • Feb
-10
3,700
V 900
2
3%
*
Sep ;
■;
•
16%
90 Va
10c '<■
v
ft July
21
1
3
7% Jan
,
.
5 V2'- May
10%
22%
8% Jan
,
70O
16%
"warrants"—•_
14% Mar
:
:
9,600
10%
1
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
16%
•
-
92%' Jan..;
.,""%'
9%
18%
.;
v
4%
May. "»
Va
3,600 »/
-
Jan
4%
.
>:
.
A
■/ 5%; -5%
5%
"9%
\.
%
-
fft
<:
26%
,
,3% Jun
4% May
■
;
V
10c
JUP
1 Vb
53% Mar
*
*
4%. Oct
-
1,400-;
-
1%
Jun
2% May
5% Jun-
.
Jan
35% Mar
-<
2% Jun/.
.*
1,800
3,600
7,500
■
4%
4%
4%
8Va
•
1,700;'
.
Apr
6%
Oct;
1%
18%
V
>
50%
'-
.*
20'A
27/b
...
8% Mar
Va
6'
;
Jun
1%
Apr
36
May
7'A-July-
18%
2%
—
22
20%
:, 1
10 Vb
pfd.
24
50*
6,900",
:
38
36%
37%
V
8
.
Jun/'
100
500
31
31
500
May-
50r
<.
,
11%
...100
21%
~4%
9%
17%
11 Va.
'IIIIII4
Investment Co—
Stock Yards of Omana..
7,600
7%
17%
9
5
21%
300
20Vb
Jan
4%
4%
1,800
3%
Jun
lft
lft
5
—5
*
*
•-
*
-
s.
11
6
:
V
:
Jan
;,Mar
Mar
6*
lft MayJun..
46%
Jan
2
Apr,
Jan
Jun
8%
4%
Sep
9 Va May
6%
4,500
7
Jan
7
5%
1,100:
5 Va
Feb
15%
26%
37
300
5%
22 Va
/Aug
3ft May—
6,600""
1%
7'/a May , * :
14V2 July-'
4,800
;4
38 3A
5
7
..
800 -
6%
V
17% Mar
Jun
318
-.313
ag__2.60
United
U
U
:<
%
'
Jan
3% Jan
SS
U S
Ltd—
dep rects ord regis^_i_10c
RR' & Canal
—100
Molasses
American
United
Jun-/
8%
"
500 " '
N
J
Co
Apr
S
Natural Gas-
Rubber Reclaiming
Warrants
■1
Series
1962..—
Warrants
Series
—1
1
25c
Universal Container Corp'
Controls
Inc—
4%
.
6%
V
5%
5
6%
5
4%
..
*
Jan
" M.107
2%
.
.6"%
5%
4%
2 Vs
;
195
;
;
•
.1
-
——
'
-
ci A com_10c.
l__25c
-
5
2%
2%'
1,400
-500 ;
2%
'2%
47/8'- ■€>/»,
'* 4% - 5Vb
I
'40O
27,103
Jan
6%
Oct
8 'A
2% May;
July-
'
Oct
4
May -
,
I %
Jurt
1%
4%
Sep
'
4%
Oct
•
Apr
8
4%: Feb
Jun
•
-
*
•
<
Sep
Jan
6%
Oct-
5
'
"
4''
4%. July
:" 300
2,601
-1,600
1,000
•
1955
Universal
8% May
3% July
179
2%.
2«A
Conditioning Corpc.—,_™50c
Ceramic Tile Co.—
—.*•■—1
Air
Co
United Stockyards Cbrp.
Universal American Cbrp—
U
Apr
1% Mar
Oct
May
30%
III—Il
Jan
Jun
'
%
31
1 Vb
Sep,,
12%. Jun/
3 Vb Aug
17,400
Jan
"5% Feb
8% Mar
<
% May
<
'''
Jan
4%
•*
May*;*
%
r
1,000-.
5%
33%
17'A
5'A.: May 1
500
10%
5%
38%.
119% Jan
Sep
4'A
2 '/a-
Jan
11% Mar
Oct*1
Jun.,
2% Oct
1,000
30 %
;-££—1
Jan
Aug
20
ft
Union
8% Mar
25%
19% May
16,000
4 '/a
1h
Union
Jan
Vi
3,900
4%
Sep
-
Jan
22%
92
%
'
3%
5%
20 V
9 % Mar
10 Va
Oct
JUn
41 Va
registered__5sY'
registered—5s
24% Mar
3% May
3%
14%
10%
16
Oct,Y
5 Vb
500
,
Feb
Jun
<
200
-
-
Jan
18%
1,700
1%
14 Va
Jan
2%
10%
.
8,700
%
•/%
18%
35
400'
r.
307/a
1
Jan
12%
3,300
13»A Mar
<
27% May
1,200
«
3%
—50c
Jan
1,800
;
14%
—^—1
Oct
26 V2
2,500
6%
1%
1
3% May
10 Vb Mav
<2,600
1%
,.
<
7,200
3
6 Vb
•
Jan
9,100
4%
Feb
u
10 % May
20,500
4%
2%
%
—19c ■"
Jan
6%
13'A
22 V4
Jun
19,000
6%
>
.25c
-
■'
14%
3%
Feb
Jun
,
2%
5% Mar
1%
Jan
31%
Feb
Oct
5%
_1
.1^'
preferred—.— 100
Williams
Mar v.
3
Jun
Apr
20%
Jun
Jan
t
9%
Inc
Conduit &
Triangle
Jan
300
5%
24%
May
,
15%
4,300
2%
_10c
Forging Corp
Feb
3%
6Vb May
-
'
4% May
10 Vb
2%
8% Mar
23%
'A
7
2%
25c '•;<
Corp
Tri-continental
3
12%
10c
2
'5
6
2V4
True Temper Corp:
3,500
4
73%
4%
6V4
of Nevada
9% Jan
Oct
Sep
12%
%
4%
1
I11C
Trav-ler Radio Corp..
Jan
6
'
14
Trust Co Ltd—
Corp
Airlines
&
Transoe
Jun
500
10
4
14 Va
19
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com
Mar.
30,300
5A
13%
.
•
12%
4
25c
Jan
Apr
6'A
1%
13%
14%
18%
—:—5
World
4
18 V, Jan
19% May
14
4,600
800
14%
—_—1
$4.56
C6
4%%
Mining
Trans
2
Corp
Edison
22% Aug
300
20c
B
Transistor
Photolab
21Vb
Feb
Jun
Jun
34
18%
Shipyards Corp
20-
*
Co
Universal
10%
5%
io y8
12.50
Canada
Petroleum
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Tower
Todd
Jtin
160
of
Slboney-Caribbean
Silicon
*
•
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Oct
900
-
5
Common
Co
8
4'-
*
:
•
Mining,
Oct
3
.
1%
1
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams
16
9
5%
20c
Leather Co_
Shattuck
4
1
& Latz Inc
of America
Bervomechanisms Inc
1
"3%
3
Servo Corp
Tonopah
6%
1
Inc
Toledo
Oct
200
4%
15%
•
Security Freehold Petroleums
(The) Corp
Seeburg
5%
"
4%
10%
10c
Corp
Seeman
4%
—3
Inc..
Jan
9 %
Jun
Jan
200
7%
7%
•t
5%
25c
Airlines
World
Apr
4%
1,800
1
4%
4%
-
7%
1
3.50
1
1
J
Inc
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
21%
Jan
18%
400
22%
22
14
~4%
.1
Fisher Co
&
Say re
/
Feb
14 Va
Jun
8%
:
2%
Inc—
deposit rets def
deposit-rets ord
20%
.j'
.
22%
33%
1
class A.
Thriftimart Inc
7%
V 100
21
1 %
'
-
Jan
4%
July
600
III1
Therofare Markets Inc
Jan
2'A May
-
>
2% Jan
30 %
Oct!
500
1%
1%
*
com_-i_10c
convertible preferred.^—_——10
18
25c
Paper Corp.—a
Saxon
,900
21,;
*
25c
Savage Arms Corp—
Savoy Industries
8
-50c
Petroleums Ltd—.
Sarcee
800
,
9%
Co.
Town
—
9
7%
•-
2%
9
8
f
1,700
2'A :
2% '
j
Feb
12 ''. Mar
May
1,200
11%
2
Inc.-.
Thompson-Starrett
6%
20'A
*
Inc.—-—-——2.50
Co Ltd—16 pesos
New
common
8
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series preferred.
...20
4Va% series preferred————;
20
4.40% series preferred—ic,
:—-20
5.60% series preferred..'—.——20
Corp Ltd
17
"warxantS»'_J-
Shovel
Thew
4% July
3'A
Milling
10%
17
_10c
;
Inc
Textron
.
Amer
Carlos
10%
17
—
Electronios
Electronios
Amer
Lawrence
10%
1
;
Light
&
Power
Textron
Jan
2'%
1.
Tobacco Security
San
5
i
7%
.
2,700
11%
Feb
6%
-
•
14%
3,400
11%
i
10
1,300
8 Vb
Apr
9%
il May
15
5,700
18
10c
—_—1
...
♦
Corp..
Texsvar Gdrp
Feb
Jun
3% May
2%
Salem-Brosius
15%
7%
17
Feb
34Va
v
"
5
Inc..
Oil' Corporation—
Texam
Mar
-50c
Inc
14%
7%
:—*
Corpi.
Tei'minal-Hudson
12 Va Mar
-
7% May
3,600
15%
"
s
—20c
Engineering
Tenney
Jan
7%
16,400
4%
8% May
Jun
2
3,000
13%
15%
Apr
5%'Jan
16
May-
2%
1,200
11
14%
14%
,.
Jun
6
200
10%
12 %c
* :/
1
'
Television Industries Inc^_
1
30% Jan
-9%
11%
Jan
Sep
May-
3%
•
*
19,300
17
Corp—
Inc
Warrants
Oct
.' 9
6%
■
2%
11%
5
5
—.—10
Inc
TeiePrompter
Feb
Jan
5% Mar
Oct
7%-
10,606
-*
5^e
; '
1
Ryerson & Haynu*
St
common
Industries
Telectro
Jan
12%
.—lc
*
Petroleum
Consolidated
Ryan
6
3%
•
—-—1
5
1
—50c
Inc
Products
Russeks Fifth Avenue
5%
3%
1%
22%
Jun
Jan
9%
Jun*
5
Jan
-
24%
<
: Jun
24%
17,700 ".
4,900 v
1A
"
:
3% Jun
-
300
2%
2%
_50c
„._r,r—.
-10'A
Feb
7%
..
*; 32
Jun
>' 9
600
20%
1 Va
*
21
1
Operations
86%
Oct
3% July
—1.50
30c
1
i :
Feb
14Vb
6%' Jan
/
:
Jan
,
600
-
28%
'
May
>
7 Va
12,400"-
(
8%
,
.
800
3%
3%
8 Va
1
Teleregister Corp
Inc—
Brothers
Rosensu
Ross Products
Rowland
Technical
Jun
5'/a
800
3%
8Va
i
'■
v.
2,500
5 Va
-.1
Material—
Technical
82 Vb
£1,.
rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc—1
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
dep
Amer
4,100
26%
5%
——
common
500 v
■7
26%
.•
_25c
Electric Co
International
Tampa
Taylor
Jan
Royce Ltd—
Rolls
B
100
11%
4%
11 Vb
...1
cumulative preferred
''.4%
Jan
class
Inc
Class
Feb
77/b
19JA
jun,.;.
2,500
137b
11%
■
4%
10%
Jan
Jan
Apr
120
12 74
11%
4% May
8%
5%
4%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants.
—-£2
Syntex Corporation
'../ft Jan
5
gfi
v
13
12%
13
Mar
32%
.15% Mar
1*
Oct
22%
'
*
15
—
14
•-<
700
-
Feb
86
'
OCt:;v,H<
.
2%
*
.
2,000
:
:
Feb
Feb
11%
16% Mar
'
A May
1,900
5%
8%
5%
8%
:
24*
15 V
V» May
2
M-v
600
19%
8%
1
Supronics Corp—
Swanee Paper Corp
20% Mar
6V2 May
2
2
Apr
Feb
8
Jun
600
9%
I 8%
1
*
Metals Inc
Rodney
18%
4
4,000
•2%
8 Vb
Supercrete Ltd—
_10c
Superior Window Co class A;
_50c
Supermarkets Operating Co—.—
;23% Jan
5% Feb
Jun
4
5%
;
5%
Finance class
2%
_50c
International; Petrol Corp..
Sunset
Jun
84% Mar
May V
97/8
3!/a
.5%
extended to Jan 3
Vtc
i-
Apr
23% May
"
8,400
2%
•
19 Vb
I.
Inc..—4rr-
Sunair Electronics
Rio Grande
Ritter
2
27/B
5.;;.
Corporation .(Pel)
Stylon
Jan
cMayqfoO fi5%--Apr
0'
2,000
.
-
_10c
Arner Inc
Wells Corp-—
Sfruthers
tin uiJ7%"r:jan
56% May
200
••
n-5-Va
2% May,'
14%
'/■/ %
Valley Gas Co—
1965
1
B common
__1
Robinson Technical Products Inc—20c
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F—100
■
7,300
a
*
2 V8
'
Jan-;-/
May-/.
7
Sep :"
10% ,Oct*
1,500"
6%
Apr
24% Mar
23%
13% Jun'!
-
700
11%
6%
'
200 u-
84'A
3 '/ar Aug
72
Jun'.'
••
*
'
:**
5%. Jun
•;
:
Apr
Apr
87% Mar
Jun.
14
-
30%
2T
Aug
•.--21 Vir
1,200
';T%
7 Vb
11
*6 Va
21%
100'*,
;
36 Vb Mar
:
J&n
21 Yb-
200
/
Jun
'
200:
15%
TVb
.7
11
1
Stop & Shop Inc—
23 %' Oct
2, TOO
A
3%
15%
,10c
preferred
Instruments Inc
of Canada Ltd
Strong Cobb
2%-Mar
Jun
6%
9 ft
3%
1
Aluminum Products
Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—...
Stetson (J B) Co.
Stone Container Corp —
Jan
Aug
2
1%
—1
•
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Warrants series A
7'A
l'/8
20 V*
4
13%
9 ./'
14%
——50c
•
500
300.:
141
,
3%
;.,i
4%
~"
200
-
18%..'
5 Va- '..9%
107/B
Sterling
Jan
1,200
;
4%
4
1
10c
Mining Co
14
14
Corp—-JL———11
Indus Inc
—*
Resistoflex Corp
4
4
1,100
May
5'A May
6,800
%
67
1
-1
Broadcasting & Dev
Soundcraft Corp——
Reinsurance Investment Corp
Reis (Robert) & Co—
Reliance Insurance Co
22
;
-
—
Jan
Mar
41'/a Mar
73% July
65 .- Jun';
"
Jan
Feb
22
Jun
25
-
6%
9%
11%
v
22Vt July -r
--
*1,400
18%
_10c
Chemical Co
Stephan
(The). Company
15% Feb
1
1
5c
1
1
10
Reeves
Rico Argentine
/ 7 y8
7
15% May
1
Reeves
Republic Transcon
f
11
Pump Co
Republic Foil Inc_.
Republic Industrial
2,500
1,200
10%
22
—.1
Sterling
19%
(
1
Stepan
31% Aug
——1
—-——
-
Inc
Stelma
18% Feb
25 y4
19
-
23
1
'Steel Parts Corp
37% Feb
25 %
19%
Equities Corp of N Y
Realty
Reda
600
5%
1
.
23%
1
convertible
Steel Co
Sep
7 Va
Properties Corp of America—
Real
Sep
14% Feb
Investment
Estate
Trust of America
7(K;''v<:■Si
22%
.Sc
Shares
Statham
9'A
Sep
10
Rayette Co Inc
Real
7%
1,600
40c
Packing Co
Rath
2l
100
76
23%
—.
;
Inc
Standard-Thomson Corp
Standard Tube class B
Stanley Aviation Corp
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Star Industries Inc class A
Starrett (The) Corp common
Feb
11 %
7%
4%
1
Rapid-American Corp
'
V ll
~7%
800
22%
"
'•
May;:
29 Vb
300
26%
12
22 >A
2,000
23%
—-J
Products Co
50c
8
7%
7%
::
Co—
Forgings Corp
Metals Co
Standard
Q
Quebec Power Co
32%
26%
26%
74 y2 Mar
Standard
Quebec
32
26%
32
Dredging Corp common—-1
$1.60 convertible preferred.;
20
200
v
-
Standard
95
92
-
1,200
^
Arena Inc.
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Brands Paint
Jan
!
3,100
preferemcei.
cumulative
Sports
Apr
1,900
12 %
.
8% Mar
•
15%
33%
<
Apr
13% Apr
*
Jan
4.y«: Sep
/
ioo
-
21%
12 y8
-
1,600
9%
8%
:
'Jun
*" Oct
8
9
;
son
900
43
<
14%
31%
Jan
30% May
50% Jan
'
5% May
22,800
Apr
19
4% May ,<6 Vb- May
15'A
8.33%
^25
2S
4.48.%
convertible preference—_—2&
4.32%
cumulative preferred.
25'Si.. 4:24%
cumulative' preferred.'.——25
4.08%
cumulative preferred.
25
Southern California. Fetroleuar Corp—2
Southern Pipo L1ne<
-1
Southern Realty & Utilities.
•!
Southland Royalty Co
—5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines.-.-—I
Speedty Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp.—
.-j-:
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
>} " 9%. Jan
Jun.':
8%
original preferred.
417cumulative preferred-
Oct
38%
100
2,700 '
31%
'
62%
33% July
7'A
10 Va
High
Jan
"
6%
f
4;56%■
Oct
.2%
Jun
4% Aug, -
8%
/ 5%
",4%
67
'
11% Sep '
22% Jun
r'
-
7
5%
Feb
12% Mar
,
Jun?/
1
23%
2,800
31%
:
8
8%
:~4%.
1%
29
/> 400 "
J:/ 500"'
South
y. 19VZ Feb
v
Sep ;
Jun /
38%
12,800
2%
2lr'/U
2%
.
May
8%
■
Soss
2% Feb
11
Jun
4
:200
.
64-
65
5
Pyle-National Co
'--J-
Jun
1,000
1%
6'/4
90
8%
—l
-----ft
—-12.50 *
California. Edison— ;•/• r
6%
*; 3% May'
.7,300
37%
7%
<
-
28%
6,300
24%
16
6%
■
—
Corp—
Sonotone
Apr
1
Manufacturing
Coast Corp
South Penn Oil Co
500
;
*-:.y•*4%
300
44 Va
24 >A
24%
registered———£1
Airways Inc
Slick
Apr
20
Range Since Jan. ]
Low
High;.
)'
36%
^
dep rets ord
lO'A Jan
13% Mar
4%
Shares
,
Oil Co
Manufacturing Co Ltdj-
Amer
Feb
109 Va
•<.
Sep"":
"13%
T ~f
8%
8>A
*V4
4%
100
20c
*
Co
Corp
Sportswear
93%
Jan
'
Telephone
Rico
Puerto
Puritan
5%
1,200
17%
Colorado—
preferred
%
4 %
13%
for Week
..
44
preferred
conv
10%
4JA
•
Gas
Providence
Public Service of
Jun
$3
V
10
••
.17%
20
1
convertible
$1.25
May
97%
1
Mfg Co Inc common
preferred
Prophet (The) Company
Progress
Feb
6 'A
<
8
10c
10o
1
1
Proctor-Silex Corp
5JA
Jan
5%
3,000*
8
6%.
10
Inc—lOo
*
10
56c
-1
A
Preston
Low
.
Simpson's Ltd
Sinclair Venezuelan
>
Presidential Realty Corp—
Class
3% July
3%
100
,
of Prices
American
39% Mar
"
50
*
5
"
100
3%
7%
(Del)—2.50
.
•
1
—•
1
66%
Corp of Canada
Power
4 %
2.50
1
Polycast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
Automobiles—
.
deposit receipts
Simmons Boardman Publishing— ■,.
Sales :
Range
.
Sale Price
High
Jun
19
5,100
30%
27%
3%
1
1
Plastics Corp
Pioneer
Low
High
Simca
30%
——
Dist Tel Co
Philippine Long
Phillips
Low
Pharmaceutical
Electronics &
Shares
Last
J
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Par
Par
Phillips
STOCKSt
fqr Week
Last
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
4%-.< Feb
8
-
9%'-
Feb
Jan.
Volume 106
4
VA
>'4
V,*
Number 6203*.
:
•Last
American Stock Exchange
Utah-Idaho
Sugar-
—
Corp———
8
8
8
5%
--1
of America
Venture'Capital. Corp-of
25J
Valspar
9
Corporation
•
Virginia Dare Stores . Corp—
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita Pood Products—;
IV*
•
4Vs-
•
* "
10%
3%
8'/a
10%
15%
•
2b^
;
Aircraft Co——
Wagner Baking" common
7%
preferred—
r-Waitt & Bond Inc 'common.—
Waco
"2%
1.25
West
-
May j
3%trJun
^
71% Jan
-
.Jun
1 % May.-":
27,300
6%
I
88 V*
3%
3%
4%
5
93
.'3
93.
11%
12%
2%
3
■
3
Jan
Apr
a
Realty
3%. dan
Reeves
Mar
94
21%
Rapid! American;. Co
Apr
1
%
%
-
Industries Ltd—:
(John)
20%
9%
100
18% May '
9% Sep *
%
Ik
5,500
2,200
6 %
preference
Wright Hargreayes Ltd
..
_40c
1,200'"
800
7%
400
"9%
1.4%
Zale Jewelry Co
-
5%
15%
.
-13%
17%
18%'
2,100
15%
15%
American Stock
•'
100
-
%
%
.
j
8%
■
„4%
.,<*%
';
4%;;7 mw
14%
5'A
4%
15%
6%
5'/a
14%
5%
4%
•
Alsco Tnc
5'/2«
sub
conv
Steel & Bump
Elec
Appalachian
B4.ee!
Bethlehem
deb
sub
conv
3% July
Ettison
Go
2%
A .1970.
'series
s
5%s .convertible
Srandywine • Baceway
Chicago Trarmk Authority
Continental
Vending 6s
Stores ' .Corp—
Da v ega
Lack
Delaware
1st
•1st
of
First
N
National
6'As
ex
General
1976
Builders
General
90
17
Foam
Jau-July
6s
1993
6s
6%
1981
54
71
1
70
'51
•
Period
'' V''8
96
2
92
86%
Low
-
*89%
__
95%
94%
*90
*94%
__
—
—
—
—
—
—
1980
1st
1982
2%s
4%s
1981
1976
1967
4s
debs
1983
4'As sinking fund debentures
Vanadium
'
94%
98
91
121
-'•92'
May-Nov
.June-Dec
i.
—,
1986^
ApriZ-Oct
-loiRon
95%.
<
.
—
m
--
6
14
1°
-
90
98%
91%
99
97
99%
-
__
-
in
-f/
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
-
103%
102'A
,M1/
1i2'a
—
—
91%
103
1Q1%
101'A 103 A
93
126% 127'A
*84%
*93% —
97% 977/a
103% 1037/a
00
101%
102$ 1°5%
102% 105%
~n
10
103 A 103 ,4
"fits,4
90.A .95 /8
v
—
,
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r»
39.-,
—
n,
,
May-Nov
,
82
85 A
93'/a 94
95
98
100 A 103 A
--
50
86
Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures
1969—
1976
Mar-Sepf
*—
June-Dec
4'As conv subord debentures
—-
79
95
99
102%
8
78
92
17
94
138
—
80%
Vendo Co—
4%s conv subord debs
1980
105
Mar-Sepf
105^
Virginia Electric 81 Power Co—
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1st & ref mtge 27As series G 1979
1st & ref mtge 2%s series-H 1980
1st & ref mtge 3%s series I 1981
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Vornado Inc 5s
Wabash
—
__
June-Dec
ref
mtge 3%s series J 1982__
April-Oct
Virginia .& Southwest first gtd 5s 2003—Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s. series B 1995
—I—^May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien •& ref 4s series F 1983
__May-Nov
6s subord.income debs 2008——
Feb-Auy
RR
conv
subord debs 1982
Mar-Sept
*85%
—
*79
*
*86%
*84
86%
—
82%
—
__
—
—
—
—
__
__
__
101
__
—
10
99
1
lOQ'A 100%
82
tto va
88
82 Va
90%
85%
85
85%
87'A
83
87%
-
—
88%
93%
-
185
86
92%
2
86
93%
49
96
101 Va
104
101%
5
104% 104%
7
—103% 103%
«
3
93%
93'A
93%
102%
191
93%
102'A
102
105
101
105%
507
91%
93%
102
105 7A
105
1104ya 107
102
10
98%
103
5
99%
103%
16
97%
101
10
91%
94
"l
100% 100%
—1973
85%
80%
92%
101'A
100%
debs.
83
95 Va
87'A
191
•89%
89
93%
92
94%
87
87
1
78
90
74%
75
75
33
60
83%
77
86'/a
93
53
103
103
16
1140
150
122
,
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
99%
99%
99%
71%
97%
99 V*
67
33
140v
100 »A
80
3
71%
.—June-Dec
128
92
97%
1100% 100%
•Baden
(Germany) 7s 1951—
-Jan-July
•Danzig Port & Waterways 6'As 1952
-Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
5%s. series A 1S67
—L
Jan-July
4%s-series B 1967-j
.Jan-July
•Hanover (Prov) 6%s 1949.:
-Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2yss 2008—.May-Nov
Mortgage* Bank- of Bogota-- \
••7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
;
May-Nov
• 7s
April-Oet
(Issue of Oct 1927) 1947—
.June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark; 5s 1972
Paraua stamped (Plan A), 2Vas 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of)-—
T '
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997——Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012
Jan-July
$120
$6
■
.
—
—
88
88%
—
—
—
76
*90
91
*91'A
.75
83
—
„
*74
118
94%
99
$94%
93
95%
65
66
$63
—
$60
$60
100%
$99
.
100%
99
$50
61.
60
64
41%
$30
—
43
34%
47%
42'A
53
v
43
68
40
No
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction(not'included in year's range), r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),, t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x 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; "v tc," voting trust certificates;
."w i," when issued;, "w w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
;
par
,
'
86%
,
.
(Range for Week Ended October 12)
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Low
gtd gold 3'As 2000—„Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970——Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—J an-July
:*>vGeiieral mortgage-3s 1979——
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3 %s 19741:——
May-Nov
West Penn Power 3.'As series'X 1966—;
J an-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361—;
—Jan-July
4s registered 2361_
-Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series O 1979—
April-Oct
5V2S debentures 1982———
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s series A 1981—Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984!—May
Western Union Teleg Co 5'As debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971——Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992——Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970——Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967—
:—Jan-July
3%s convertible debentures 1975
May-Nov
Whirlpool Corp ?%s sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aup
Wilson & Co 4'As sink fund debs 1978——Jan-July
Central
RR
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No.
High
High
36
*33
28%
36
98%
94
99%
*85
__
98 Va
Vi -.*79'A.
♦93'/a
1
-
"- 99
'A
.80%, .80%
93 y8
92%
85.
i
•
—.
99%
»»
55
55%
19
96%
50 Va
55
55
1
50%
95%
99'A
55'A
—
Wisconsin
Bonds
Friday's
-Bid & Asked
95%
1
♦80
—
8
t
92
80%
82
98
*98
*70
97
105
*86
—
!
77
99 %
,59%
59
97%
81'A
103%
77
2
96%
99
37
103%
107
97
105%
86
—
87
*75%
98
98'A
16
98%
98%
86%
1
94
98%
9
86
99%
85
86%
95%
97%
57%
65
94%
98%
"
86
*86%
—
*96%
—
Co—
First
mortgage 4s series A 2004
Gen mtge 4'As Inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s
Jan-July
May
58
5
45
43
36
57
99
79%
81%
*90%
—
89
94%
—
—•
—
41
45
*81%
June-Dec
1976-
58
*81
mortgage 2y8s 1979-—
——Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Publio Service 3'As 1971—
Jan-July
—
'
82%
.84
_
—
79%
87%
87%
88
1.
',
71%
85%
—
90%
91 %
118
1
1st
Jan-July
—
*70
April-Oct
—
102% 102%
1976—
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
90
—
& Power 2%s
mtge 4'As series' H 1990
"
113y» 120
a
Deferred
delivery
sale
not
—
.....
76
'1-
Y
Yonkers Elec Lt
Included in
e
the year's range, d Ex-interest. eOdd
sale not included in the year s range,
Included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule
not Included in the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
-
35
4
4
69%
66%
75
72
receivership, or reorganized under
securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
5
83 Va
87%
•
95
116
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
$ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
71
87%
the
Bankruptcy Act,
or
Bonds selling flat.
99% 102%
5
71%
86'A
9%
,
$110
100% 1017A
71
69%
-
$97%
—
.
6
»i
—
.
Co—
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981——April
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3 %s series B 1971.
_Feb-Nov
51
—
*86%
__
88
77
85%
1st
1st & ref mtge 2%s. series E 1975
1st & ref mtge 3s series F 1978
1st &
(Calif)
6s
137
74
89%
186%
87%
Electric 3'As
Inc
*96
2
100% 100%
182
Warren RR first ref
High
;
--
—
1®£.,
}2
103%
Low
No.
High
"•!
T
„
debentures
2%s debentures
debentures
&
' Range Since
Bonds
Sold
United States Freight Co—
United States Steel
Service
14
99
1970
April-Oct
3s 1971
Jan-July
1970—Feb-Aug
3'As
Gas
104
•
98%
102%
—
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
*91% —
101'A 102
100 % 100 A
1°2V* 102 A
—
May-Nov
& coll trust 5s 1980
5%s sinking fund debentures
subord
81
85 •,
2
Friday's
Bid & Asked
'
1st mtge
conv
17%
.
90%
11
!
or
—
Rubber
Webb
Week's Range
Sale Price
Jan-July
5s
170
98%.
.May-Nov
-
&
92%'
99%
■
10
80
Mar-Sept
—.April-Oct
—
—
1987
Gas
*
3
86%.
80
...
Investing Corp— ,
6s.; Conv subord debs 1976__u._—
May-Nov
,U:S-Natural Ga«V«^sconv subfdebs 1977
Feb-Aug
tsWa^teh Corpvdebs '6S ser A- 1963.——Jan-jmy
Washington Water Power 3 Vis 1964
June-Dec
"
54
91
Last
4%s sink fund debentures 1978
U S
80
Friday
-Ja«-July
——^Jan-July,*Feb-Aug
;
May-Nov '
April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973—
April-Oct
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1977
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
Mar-Sept
trust
85%
Mar-Sepf
—Feb-Aug
:
BONDS
2%s 1970-,.—
»lst mtge & colL trust 3%s:Tf971
1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s sink fund debentures 1972
coll
35
10
54
92
Interest
102
123
95
"27
•:
95%
,^'i
..Apr-Oct
Corp
&
—IX-.-:
California
28
page
,
mtge
?
*1
11
86%
Apr-Oct
April-Oct
.May-Nov
1963.
197^..
conv
New York Stock Exchange
Gas
142%
21
28 »A
71
—
B 1993—
May-Nov r
Construction Corp—..May-Nov
BONDS
United
95
66
100
12
27%
11
_May-Nov
101%
r
wMar-Sepi
——
1085-
Counties Gas
Food
♦
Friday
•
93%
8
*
subord debs
from
102
32
NEW YORK STOCK
Continued
117
1
100%
$27
—
Corp
60
-86
100
100'A
91
87';
8
73
90
105%
103%
133
—
—_Feb-Auy
1081
Development
General
'130
Division—
J
Inc 5'As
84
94
121
70
series
4s
Realty &
wts
Fotochrome
1975
—
102
,t
69
55 Va
90
14
99% 100
...Mar-Sep
RR—
series A
mortgage 4s
mortgage
1978
debs
& Western
Lackawanna
-
3 %s
:
1976i
6%s convertible .suhord
26%
30
62
93%
$100
70
June-Dec
__Juue-Deo
1978
102
..Feb-Aug
United; improvement
High
Low
No.
103'A 105 '/a
103%
Ju«e-i>ec
1969
Assn ' 6s
102
.
.
98 %
90
119
Vltft^sportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973—Mar-Nov
Jan. 1
U21
—Apr-Oet
—
97
192
4120%
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980—„Mar-Nov
Range Since
Sold
High
26%
—Quar-Feb
90
-
Bonds
Friday's
J56
93%
June-Dec
—June-Deo
-
Bestvu
BSF
Southern
16% May
8% Apr
7% Feb
8
Feb
^
3Va May
-
,
1977
Southwestern
4% Sep
Bid & Asked
.
87
110
>
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
or
27%
—June-Dec
1974
3'As 1979
1998-.
Power
6s
Southern
Week's.Range
Sale Price
O
18% Mar
13% May
600
Last
Period
.
1,000
s'/a
5
4s tnc .udebs 1894.
Aug 1
Bid Ind Inc—•'
Bloomfield
6%%
debs
series
<-May
23% Mar
4% July
1,800
Low
•m Amer;
4'As
y
Jowo>^o^t6% Jan
2,800
*
2
,
.
498
•
—May-Nou
:.t 4 Vzs series N 1986
41
:
88
5s
',, 4%s series M. 1985
99%
99%
88
4%s series K
Jun
■.'«
97%
Jan
Mar
126 %
r
"»
62
Mar
aA4%^ay'^cn7'-9%. Sep
800"
9%ji"
:
«4
93
29
98
84
90
S'
8
-104
18
2
...4.»■'
——„Jan-Aug
4%s series I 1982
-
"6,200
n
'
8%
.
-
■?.
Jun
"v
97%
101
1983
131
72
79
Feb-Aug
series L
99
97 y«
96
Feb-Any
6% May
IV* Apr
2'A Jan
2%. J.un
V a/4 oJjWUsW e fl% rJtm
r
—
47/as. series J 1982
105
~9.
75
—April-Oct
Szabo
Interest
Exchange
V.
116 %
91%
'
>199%
79
•
10%
>
138
98
/
1981
Aug
91
'■
100
101 :T
97
90
.
42
ioi
100
1982
H
100
48
84
1979
series
•
59%
73
I
83
4'As
34% Jan
12May
14 Va Sep
so
F
102%
3%s series G
-
Jan
5% Sep-,v. ~v."r16% Jan
900
■
95
3s
—
84
—.Feb-Any
:
Feb-Any
.a....——Feb-Any
.—u_——Feb-Auy
1978
series
104
———
1976
3%s series E
43
.
191%
—Jan-July
C 1976
5(r^
100 % 101
1965———Mar-Sepf
-3s
1973
B
D
series
100
100%
-
48%
•
"
—103
24% Jan
14% Feb
22% iVIar
;
Jun
II % May
6'A
94
series
2 7/as. series
Jan
3%
13% May
4y« Jun
3s
7
.
105%
107% 110
Mar-Sep
3s 1981___May-Nou
1973
A
13
51
108%
June-Dec
bond ———
series
103
111
102
Corp—
1976——
Edison
100
.Jan-July
—
Water Power Carp
S'/as
21% Jan
-
Aug
1,300
16%
5%
Jun
-
6
1,600
5%'
15%
Friday
BONDS
29 V*
l%May
:-16-
2,900
14%
14%
,5%
—1
_50c
10c
1
;
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp.
Zion Poods Corp
~.
8
400 ^
2%
16%
7%
9%
10%
2%
16%
:
^
1% Jan
Devel
&
debs
sub
California
Called
3 yes
/
15% Feb
,
preferred—-—-i.——:——5
6%
*
-
5s
£1
Yale Express System Inc class A—25c
Yorikers Raceway Inc com—
25c
■•">
:
*
l-vi
>
.
25
22%
24%
200
Southern
May
25%. Jan
% Aug -.'
18
Jun
—2
(P W) Ltd—
American dep rets ord regular.
32
'
,
9%
—*i'i
1
Woolworth
<-'•
'
Jun
20%
'
Williams-McWilliams Industries—__10
Williams (R C) J& Co—uk
—1
Wilson Brothers common——1
1
5% preferred
——25
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4'A% pfd—100 "
Wood Newspaper Machine.—;
Woodall Industries Inc
% Apr
381
Feb
.
17% Sep
600
~
28
.
Wood
19
18%
ya May
5,800
%
Broadcasting
6s. conv
95
46
997/a
67%
ri
'•-'TOO
103
^
i—Van-July
1972
153
86
•
'
Corp.—
(without warrants)
Safe; Harbor
V
Stockholders Invest T.td—
American dep rets . ord shares
Is
Western Tablet & Stationery^
Westmoreland Inp„
10%
Weyeriberg Shoe Manufacturing
1
Whippany Paper Board
10c
White Eagle International Inc..
10c
White Stag Mfg Co—
———&—- <——1
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc—
1
Wichita River Oil Corp
1
Wiebolt Stores Inc
*
Williamhouse {The) Inc—
10c
Williams Brothers Co
.2;
—1
Equities
7%ts
y
Western
debs: 1967—
7s
107
94
51
1
1998—Jan -July
6s
5%s conv subord. debs 1977—
-
'
Co
60
April-Oct
...
Pennsylvania Water .& Power 3%s 1984
;:'^.3%s 1970 ———j
Public Service Electric & Gas
77
23
102
64
1 '
*
Apr-Oct
1971———.
93
9T%
99%
td«Al963—t.—. Jan-July
of America 5%s 1976
Feb-Oct
1st mortgage 3 %s 1968__^.__Apr-Oct
mortgage 3s
7% Feb
4"% Feb
11,000'?
4%
4
V 7%
■
1st
.
Corp
Power
3%> Sep
2% July
2% Apr
1,000
8,000
8,900
"4'A'
:
Ohio
Sep
88% Aug
10% Jun
50
2%
"~4%
X 3
19%
Nuclear
Jah
i;21 % Aug
19%
•
100
19%
93
900
1977.—
wi
7%
6
74%
51
1953^ extended
due
Jan
2%
104% Feb
3% May
3% May
3,000
\
'i; v.6.%s
3
Jun;
83% Jun
310-
89%
Jan
Jan
f 13
,
13,100
Sep
6% Jan
.*
°28
"
7
1%
4%
-t1
ioc
oc
Fashions
Development Co
Equities Inc2i
Western Nuclear Inc
Western
6
6s
High
6
3%
„
5%
70
65
•
Afay-Nov
Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982
May-Nov
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% , 1977
...Mar-Sep
Midland Valley RR ,4s 1963—
_Aprii-Oct National Bellas Hess mow 6s due 1984...April-Oct
National General Corp 5Vas 1974—__L_Quar-Mar
National Research. Corp 5s 1976..
Jan^JuiyNippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
16% Aug
Jun«
Co
"•
7
Low
,
88%
Jan-July
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs
Kawecki Chemical -4%s 1978.-
Jan
8% Aug
**2%
3%
,
,
1U°
Western
70
Kaltman
Jan
Range Sine*
Jan. 1
No,
.—96
-
74%
96
-
1
12%
•
89
__Jun-Dec
1st 6s 19'82_;
6s 1972——
—
Italian Power Realization Tr 6 Va%
•
.
Sold
;
debs 1973—Jun-Dec
conv
21% Mar
J
-
89 %
7s
Bonds
High
14
Feb-Aug-
—
1981—...
Conv
23%
7Va' Oct";
7% May
14% May
7% Jun
5
Jun
-
'
200
1
; ;Jan
5 %s
Stores
Hoffman International
9% Apr
Jan-July
\
Hydrometals Inc
7
50c;
100
Westbury
•'
;.,
~2%
2%
—-i
Manufacturing—
Chemical Products — -n*
Texas Utilities 4.40% pfd
Wentworth
West
4
,.1
preference
$6 series
Weimtffc & Company Inc
13
:
Friday's
13%
1977.
Hudson & Manhattan Corp
2%
'•
?
preferred—_—io
Instruments Co_—l
Inc common^
10c
Knapp
&
:;t
1,200
70%
70
V
Waltham Precision
Webb
3%
2%
def>
sub
conv
10"% Jan
1% May
conv-
non-cum
4%
O'/as
1970
4s
Land Corp—r
Hartfield
May
3% Oct
1,200
;
200
.:
American
Apr
14% Jan
3
4
■
Gulf
5% May
100
or
Bid & Asked
—
"
-
5%
4%
——-
•Registered
Jun
3%
5,800
6,600^
5
5%
Manufacturing
6%
19%
7%
10%
•Guantanamo &> •Western RR
11% Jan
8^1 May
3%
J
.
VTR' Inc
5%- Oct
15%
Vlneo
Feb
.
200
-3%
-
12
May
-600
*3V*
4
Jan
.
11%-Feb
;
.
4,300
4,000
4,100
7'/a
;
8
.35
6% May
*
6
10
9%
7'A
America——l
Victoreen (Ttoe)' Instrument Co
--1
Viewlex Inc class A25c
Vogt
33
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
Low
'7%
3%
,
*
—
Corp
Valve
* —
27
2,000
8%
Interest
.
High
Jun
400
6,600
30
29
9
*
—5
Corp
Marlon
Universal
__
—17.78
Universal Insurance—
low
BONDS
American-Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
-
for Week
Shares
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
* '■
j
(1561)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for-Week Ended.October 12)
■
STOCKS
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
.
■
.
.
.
.
lot sale aot
r Cash saw
_
...
__
-
Section 71 cf
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1582)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
American
American
&
Tei
American
Albany
&
Edison
Boston
30
20%
17 Vs
417
8
2,958
12% May
18%
38%
—
.
100
Co
33%
10
Property Trust
•
142
32%
33%*"
>
307/a Mar
Iperry
Oct
Jan
Standard
Oct
Standard
481
29 Va May
245
50%
Oil
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
(N
Cities
Service
Eastern
10
—
47%
48%
198
10
—
39%
39%
108
Co
Fuel
&
Assoc com
Street
Mass.
6%
1st
6%
wallwuy
preferred
First
National
Ford
Motor
39
39
10
35
Jan
48
25
40
24
Jan
40
•
48
Jan
42 %
44
Texas
Apr
—
185
47—Oct
72%
534
36%
Jun
Gillette
Kennecott
Lone
Coal Co
Cement
Narragansett
New
System
Tel Co_.
Tel &
Railroad
(N
20'
100
41%
—
r
23%
42%
66 Vz
100
H)
11% X:
22%
.
/-'i
110
17%
30%
345
62%
17%
■
1
Electric
England
Northern
Association
;
365
177
■
54%
365
61%
—
4
33%
20%
11%
•
;
Corp
Racing
England
New
Corp-—
Copper
Star
32%
—
_
68
20
__
.
50c
common
834
65%
—.
1
Company
Creek
Island
5
,
Gulf
United
U
Oct
85%
Mathieson
Olin
Chemical™
U
24 Vs
Feb
15
S
Reece
Folding
Machine
Co.—
19 Ve May
36% May
66
Steel
Stop & Shop Inc
Shoe
■I ■'
.
:
Jun
217/«
Jun
53
Jan
Consolidated
12
28
Jun
40
Jan
Consumers
187/s
400
18%
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41
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45% May
62%
Feb
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19%
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July
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53%
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26
50
52
43'A
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683
45
45
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92
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125
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1
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1.078
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10
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Dayton
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47
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Royal Dutch Pet
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47
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56
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Feb
52% Jan
59
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117
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20
53% May
14% Jun
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11
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24%
705
22
22
15
15
8
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Jan
27%
Feb
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Oct
24
&
American
Ampex
Jan
16
341/4 "
36%
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; 38% Mar
May
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.;
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145
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Jan
19
May
51
Jan
6
200
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42
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Jan
Bastian-Blessing
Jan
Belden
75
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21
22 Vs
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45
Jan
29%
44
—:
56%
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Mar
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Bell
Co
50
33%
Jun
57%
Feb
29%
29%
50
23% May
29%
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62% Mar
28
%
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&
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91
29%
Jun
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127
33%
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129
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10%
21
100
19 % May
27
Jan
13%
400
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31 Vs
Jan
22
21%
22%
1,100
17 'A May
28%
Feb
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100
—
21 Vs
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21
21%
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20
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300
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10% May
130
Jan
Jan
13
11%
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July
19
Apr
27% Mar
24
May
12%
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400
12% May
19%
Feb
19%
20%
700
19%
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49%
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200
48
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100
75% Jan
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29
29
23%
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'
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48
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.
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18%
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400
10 Vs
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100
1
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25
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5
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5
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20
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5
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29
100
39 Vs
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51
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44
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50
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3
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'
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16
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26%
36 %
22%
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45
Jun
20.
12'A
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Sep
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1
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American Motors Corp
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20 Va
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48'A
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122
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82
35
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——"—20
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141/4
10
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107/a
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.
60
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43%
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;
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r
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Apr
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48
11
*
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120
7
42%
24%
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.
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Feb
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Jun
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54'/a
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Chalmers
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20
"7
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16%
53 J
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9'/2 July
410
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—
136%
56%
17%
3
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1,565
60
10%
1
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38
Sep
17%
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-
21 Vs
1
Jan
Oct
10
Corp
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33%
__
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Oct
297/s
42%
1
*
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Jan
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'
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67i/„
24%
__
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58%
8%
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553
1
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66%
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134
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International
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10
Corp
23
41%
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Low
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59
co vW
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Avco
General
f 7 Vs
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.
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22g
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59
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11% May
98% May
28% Oct
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Feb
36
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431/4
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10
15
Jan
24%
94'
190
337/3
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197/e Sep
56
16%
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13
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133/4
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Jan
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39
1
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22%
r
;
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Oct
24%
Jan
62%
-
34% Mar
39%
12
Feb
113%
*
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&
22% May
280
50% Mar
51
May
54
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Aug
41
Feb
__
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Jan
Jun
50
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Studebaker Corp
Jan
26 %
23
Sep
24% May
37% May
27% Jun
32%
26
15%
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58% Mar
23
121%
24%
4%
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Sep
__
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14
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,
39
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10
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26
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Shares
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__
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46%
39 %
2.50
Trailer
Motor
23 Vs
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Carey Manufacturing
Champion Papers common
Cincinnati
Low
*
Jun
„
29%
—20
.
Products.—.
Co
Parke
for Week
of Prices
Pa*
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Jun
83%
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—
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Motor
Kresge
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Sale Price
11%
65
Exchange
Week's
Last
50
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.
Feb
Range—, for Week
— _i
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25
Motors—
General
STOCKS
95
12 'A
90%
16
common
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Baler Co._
Fruehauf
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1
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Ex-Cell-O
Jan
Ford
•
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54% V
of Prices
;
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—
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39 Vs
Par
Paper
Power
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43% Mar
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-
28 Vz
*
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10
41
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,
—.. 7 '
:
100
47'A
50
6.25
,
&
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
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33%
53%
22'/4
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Last
■
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22%
Jun
20%
Feb
59% Feb
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■
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26%
Sale Price
73% Mar
Jun
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46%
56%
47% May
5% Jun
'
39%
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Detroit Stock
STOCKS
2Vs
26'/a
112
•
39%
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Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler
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36
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:
33%
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United
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26% Apr
51% Jan
Sep
28%
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Feb
46%
5
Friday
10%
2.50
Jan
60 '/a
57%
May
90%
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Shawmut
Association
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;
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23%
50
42% May
45% May
24%
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Feb
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22'A
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Jan
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17%
1
501/4
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66 Vz
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78% Mar
Jun
53 '/a
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Western
General Electric Co
65
58% '
43%
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Feb
25
47
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51% -
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Sep
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59 Vs Jun
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(Ind);
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28
51'A
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.
34% July
76% Jan
Jan
3
Oil
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
23%
17%
17%
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High
23%
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5
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Rand
Jan
142
'
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for Week
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Socony Mobil Oil
52%
Oct
142
Sinclair
Low
5
Industries
136 %
May
36
3
54%
53%
—
98
230
142
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Sears Roebuck
Aug
Jun
Aug
Regis
Scheniey
Sep
38%
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107
109 Vs
36%
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Personal
Boston
24 Vs
38'/a
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24 %
16%
25
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1.66%
Corp
Refining Com
Sugar
Low
—
♦
Agricultural Chemical
Motors
American
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Shares
Par
Friday
,
STOCKS
Sales
for Week
STOCKS
Monday, October 15. 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended October 12)
Exchange
Week's
Friday
.
Jun
&
Hecla
Inc
53 Vs May
36% Mar
Celanese
63% Mar
Central
Corp
of
Illinois
America (Un).
Pub
30% Sep
40% Sep
59 %
Jan
Certain-teed
80 Va
Jan
33%
Champlin Oil & Ref
41%
Sep
Chemetron
Jan
5
Service.^..
Products
Corp
10%
(Un)_^_
common.
35 3A
10
35 3A
100
1,200
%
Jun
17%
Feb
1%
Feb
31% MajV
42%> Feb
31%
~
32%
29% July
42% Jan
34
*
*.
10
10%
1
Ltd__16%c
Corp common.....!
Caterpillar
Tractor
(Un)
34
100
28%
43% Mar
23
23
100
17% May
14
Jun
1
14%
14
14%
400
1
27%
27%
28 3A.
500
21 Va
May
—
17 VB
17 Vs
100
15%
Jun
Oct
23%
Sep
52% Sep
30% Sep
25%
Feb
6203
Number
Volume
■
;
The Commercial and Financial
.
(1583)
Chronicle
35
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended October I2)
Last
Range
Shares
Milw
Chic
Chicago
1
Paul & Pac—-l—
St
Chrysler
Gas
Inc..
Co
,-i*.
&
Fuel
Colorado
Columbia
15%
Oct
26%
500
8%
Jun
13% Mar
.
Jan
62%
58%
2,100
38%
Jun
100
200
37%
Jun
50
47 %
Aug
600
20
Jun
Feb
58%
23%
36
_
,
92%
16%
,
Mar
Feb
Mar
200
com—..112%
i——1.33%
Coal Co_
1
34
39 %
38%
Container
Continental
Corp
Motors
13 Va
18%
Feb
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)_.
Mississippi River Fuel..
Modine Manufacturing Co
10 %
10%
50
10
Jun
14%
Jan
48%
49%
5,400
41%
Jun
70 %
33%
33%
1,200
31%
Sep
40% Mar
24%
25%
550
24%
Oct
42%
Chemical
Monsanto
-
(Un)
(Un)
10
Oct
17%
Jan
National
Gysum
% May
30%
Apr
National
Tile
&
Deere
33'A May
Du
York
New
&
Co
de Nemours (Un)__
(E I)
Aviation
American
Car
& Instrument
&
Tire
First
Ford
Motor
Fruehauf
W D
Trailer
-
Jan
28 %
May
Co
14,800
46%
Jun
68%
Illinois
Indiana
Public
Natural
Gas
Pacific
9y8
200
-
12
Jun
General
Box
General
Candy
Jan
200
12%
Jun
(Minnesota)
,
Northwest
21% Mar
100
14y4
Jun-
20lA Aug
Oct
56%
48
Jun
61%
Sep
26
Oct
Dynamics
„
General
Electric Co
General
Foods
50
49%
50
1,000
40
Jun
72%
Jan
202% 204
300
166
Jun
205%
Sep
42%
500
43%
27%
Bancorporation
18
200
16 y4
Jun
97%
"500
85%>
Jun
18%
2,900
18
Jun
26%
2,400
24
Jun
42
Corp
World
Amer
Parke-Davis
-
115% Mar
...
Glen
'
(The)' Co
Alden
8%
Procter
Feb
&
4%
Jun
700
31%
Jun
69% Mar
30
100
30
Oct
38%
27%
900
27'A
Oct
Goodyear
400
37%
Jun
60
43%
6,400
36%
Jun
45 Va Aug
900
14%
Jan
Radio
27 Vb
Feb
Granite
'
9%
'Oct
8
-
900*
21%
17% May
~
Pullman
.\I
Co
Oil
Pure
Feb
Lakes
Great
Dredge
"86
Greif
.V 8%
'■'.vra
8
Jun
10%
'
3%
Sep
!' 3%
3,200
400
5
23%
/
2%
68
10
:■!
Greyhound
(Un)
1
Corp
Griesedieck
Co
GUlf
Oil
'V 6%
' May
Gulf
States
Jun
Jun
95%
Jnn
22% May
33%
Jan
26%
?
54%
6,900
45%
Jun":
57%
16%
16%
100
16 Va
Oct
30%
54
.
32
32%
300
19%
19%
Steel
20%
5,700
18%
19%
34%
34%
200
33
18%
33%
33%
2,600
1,300
9
9
100
14
100
27%
26%
177/a
9
(Walter E)
'Heller
(Hertz
.
Jun
37
18%-May
Feb
29
28%
1
3
12
Jan
8%
Jun
14%
Hibbard
«
13%
24%
25 '/2
Jun
Jun
■>
1
>
6%
>45
^6V4
Oil
10
i 19%
L34 Va
International
Harvester
22%
Jun
29%
^International ^Mineral & -Chemical.'. .s
International Nickel Co. (Un)——— !i*
"International Paper (Un)-—__.—2 so
15
11% Aug
•
Jun
43%
Apr
Jones
Jun
11V2
Jun
,15%
,100
;
36
.
18 V
Jan
135
1
,7
;
:
'15:
ll7/a May
200
36
loo
:-
Aluminum
Kennecott
Copper
Steel (Un)„—___ 10
& Chemical—33y3C
Corp (Un)—
*
Corp
Kimberly-Clark
135
18%
Laclede
5
—
:J Libby
Gas
Jan
(Un)
?%
6% May
9%
100
5% May
Lincoln
& Myers
1
Tobacco
Printing Co
(Un)
.25
50c
common.
.
31%
25%,..25%
45% 46%
350
100
1,200
J00
-
-
Martin
Co
18
Jun
32
.Jun
Marietta
Means
(F W)
&
1
5
■" •'
48%
25% July
30%
200
31%
200
44 y4 May
;. 34%
Swift
Jan
52%
Gas
25
Oct
100
23
85
.Jun
38%
800
33%
26
700
30%
4,200
40%
300
23
600
21
Sep
52%
25 Va
1,400
20%
Jun
41
41%
2,100
40%
28
38% Jun
25
"May
30%
Sep
59%
35
Jun
Feb
40%
67
b3% Mar
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
80 %
Jan
250
Sep
26% May
31"%
Feb
40%
200
33%
Jan
41%
Sep
11%
1,600
9%
Apr
23%
23%
550
23%
Oct
10%
1,500
31
'UVa May
12 %
Aug
39
Mar
14% Mar
34%
34%
3,900
Oct
60
69 Va
:69Ve
69%
-3,000
Jun
88%
Jan
9%
9%
100
7
Jun
14%
Jan
8%
8%
9
400
8
May
97/a
31
59%
100
Feb
Jan
9%
9%
8 % May
10
Jan
29 Va
29%
30
700
29 Va
Oct
41
Mar
20%
21%
200
19%
Jun
32%
3,000
30%
Aug
9%
30%
52
46%
47%
24%
29%
30%
31%
51 %
24%
29%
-
900
-
40
Jan
•
Feb
45
Jun
56% Mar
38%
1,700
Jun
57
Jan
'
400
21% May
30%
Feb
100
-
23%
Jun
35 Va
Apr
80
Feb
90
Oct
Indus
(Un)
5,000
11%
24 Va
Jan
1,000
20%, Jun
38
Feb
Jan
Jan
31%
33 Va
500
25
Jun
39
'
19%
19%
100
18
Jun
34%
58%
57%
58 Va
3,100
51
Jun
60% May
"43%
,
2,300
58%
Feb
53
6,000
45% May
56
Feb
50%
500
48 %
Jun
59%
7%
200
6%
Jun
11% Mar
100
23%
Jun
34
150
32
Sep
6
May
27
35
>
27
35
35
7%
8 V4
35 Va
357/a
22 Va
22 Va
32 Va
■7%
1,675
33
:
41% May
.
Feb
Mar
70
Apr
10%
Feb
58 % Mar
l.ioo
33%
1,200
22%, Sep
28%
Feb
Oct
49%
F6b
25 Va
Apt
700
32 %
Sep
Eastern
("Texas
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Transmission
Transmission..
Gas
-Texas
Sulphur
Textron
Feb
r
2
—1
(Un)
Corp
Corp (Un)
208 So LaSalld St
45%
500
41%
42%
40
59 % Mar
18% Mar
300
35 %
Jun
45 Va
Apr
100
34
Jun
51%
Apr
Jun
23 Va
Jah
Oct
45
12%
1,200
ll7/a
48%
3,000
45
23
24%
36%
24%
24%
36%
(
200
36%
300
29 Va
36%
37 Va
300
34%
100
68
70
Corp
Jun
14% May
<12
common
new
18% May
2,300
16
,48%
50c
Continental
Tri
*
Co
Inc
Transamerica
Jan
28% tylar
Utilities
Texas
3,000
54%
,40:
_•
(Un)
20 Va
53%
15%
54
._33yac
Producing.
Gulf
19%
5
—12%
3.50
5
Co
Transmission
Jan
38% Mar
c
>
44 Va
7%
52 Va
50%
50 Va
43%
1
—
"Aug
12%
25 Va
2.50
—5
*1
—1
—.1
25
(Un)
•
11%
25
'
w—
of
1
Corp
'
11%
25
of
—
10
90
90
100
50o
•
-5
1
Inc
Apr
56%
Jun
700
-23%
—
"V'v'■
*'
'
8%
42%
5%
41%
::
41%
.
8%
800
8
58
Jun
'
72
.
May
Oct
31 Va Mar
Jun
47%
Feb
Sep
51 y8
Jan
72
Sep
Mar
—
Feb
42%
300
50
5%
600
43
39
Carbide Corp.
Electric Co (Uh)
Union
Pacific
.10
C
Feb
\i
"
(Un)
Oct
United
,*
Fruit
20%
Co
32%
51%
100
62%
51
,
51%
25%
Jun
37
1,200
32%
61%
62
60%
Oct
85 %
1,100
49
States
Industries
U
Jan
U
Jan
-.
S
S
Rubber
"Universal
25
V
25%
19%
19%
-.500
;
50
10%
10%
10%
800
67%
67%
69%
700
i-.—'
10%
-
:
11%
600
17%
17%
700
49%
50%
40%
——
41 Va
1,500
-
800
21
",31%
■f
May
18%
9
.
13%
35
40%
i
34%
41
900
34%
33%
500
30
Feb
'■} 21
May
Jan
25 Va
Jun
? 54
.
Va
63%
Oct
22%
2,700
18
—1
21%
_50c
Corp
21%
23
22%
23
49%
50%
66
12%
12 %
1,300
34%
35%
300
—
—
common
301
Oct
Aug
May
51%
Apr
27% May
34 %
Jan
29%
2,600
21 Va
Jun
20%
20%
700
19%
Jun
30%
Feb
67%
69 Va
523
67% Get
104Va
Jan
14
200
12% May
.
47%
4..
Jan
Sep
F«b
19% May
49% Feb
25 Va
12%
Oct
14
32%
Aug
67 Va
.
<
Feb
46 Va Mar
28%
40
83 Va
39
24% Mar
60% Feb
Products
38%
40%
41
9,400
40 Va
Oct
Oct
78%
13%
13%
14%
1,700
13%
Jun
31 %
1
Match
38
40%
36 Va
36 Va
37%
1,600
32%
1
Company
200
34%
700
37 Va
30%- Jun
29 %
Aug
Jan
61
54%
Jan
Jim
Mar
Jan
Jan
17 Va Mar
110
Oct
May
Jmi
38 Va May
1,400
1,200
25% Feb
Jun
,10% May
67%
120%
500
30 %
.5
15%
(Un)
Corp
Oil
<69%
1
Jun
45%
2.50
Co
Steel
Upjohn
f
_„4
Gypsum.
States
Mar
78 Va
Sep
"United
91
13%
30%
.10
United Air Lines Inc
Feb
6%
72
Jun
RR
30
29%
.10
59%
Sep
July
5
40%
Union
90
45%
91
10% Mar
:
May
4
32%
For footnotes, see page 41.
89
3,100
30 %
10%
of
Corp
FeU
,
57%. Mar
Jun
36%
38
40%
—
Co
Sep
300
51 Va
Jan
46%
Jun
23%
25 y8
common
McCrory Corp —
i,
McKay Machine Co J
McKee
(Arthur G)
& Co
56%
58%
11%
1
D x L Chi—
&
Company
Walgreen
Webcor
Public
Co
(Un)
300
40
Jun
8%
1,800
8
Oct
15%
30%
700
25
Jun
38%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
24%
500
24%
Oct
26%
25%
26 Va
1,500
25 Va
Jun
39%
29
28%
29
1,000
.,26%
Jun
33%
36 Va
1
24%
41 Va
24%
10
10
Service.
(F W)
42%
8 Va
29%
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
Whirlpool Corp
Wilson & Co (Un)
World Publishing Co
41%
8%
Western Bancorporation (Un)
Western Union Telegraph
Woolworth
60% Mar
42%
Co
Inc
Wisconsin
Oil
Marshall Field
36% Mar
40%
23%
*
:54%:?54%
50c
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc.,
-Lockheed Aircraft Corp (Un)
Lorillard
(P)
Co (Un)
(
Marathon
Jun
22
9% Mar
..
900
—-
McNeil & Libby
('Liggett
38 Va Mar
28%
—
(Un)
Corp
Sunbeam
fSunray
May
-2,000
36%
—4
Co
& Co——
Leath
91%
Sep
40%
5
Studebaker-Packard
Apr
145
Jan
19%
.
:
Jun
30%
.5
Corporation
Corp
Universal
i
57%
21
47%
—15
United
Kaiser
500
.
24%
1
(Un).
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,'Storkline
Jan
<64%
Oct
*
•34%
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe.-—.*
& Laughlin
32 Va
21
40%
California..;—.—6.25
Indiana
25
N J ,<Un)—
7
Oil Co (Ohio)
10
Standard
Union
5
5
Electric Co
Manville Corp
(Un)—
Fohnson
500
1,800
Jan
'
refferson
rohns
Jan
63%
21%
57 % Mar
106%
1
Co
—
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Standard
Standard
13%
35%
25%
Apr
1
6%' preferred-—:
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Standard
Mar
Apr
200
,
18%
v
•16%
Jun
3
(Un)
Oil
Kollsman
Standard
44 Va
29%
<34%
1'"
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Oct
35%
1
dist"
Corp
Rand
May
34
*43% ..43%
-•
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International Tel & Tel (Un)
.^International Shoe
16
-1
(Un)
Spiegel
Inc
Square D Co
Feb
45% i
—--~r
16%
._»
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Tenn
*
—
'—
—
59% Mar
12
"A"—
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Sparton Corp
Feb
35%,
-•
RR
Central
Illinois
Oct
Jun
50
23
5
Pen Co class A
"ex
Co
Mobile
Sperry
Jan
Oct'
350
^
7%
(Inland Steel Co..
/Interlake Steafnship Go
66%
43 Va
•
(Un)__20 g
Co
Steel Strapping
Texaco
(Illinois Brick Co
100
9%
Co
Jan
Oct
900
-'
V/ 6%
1
Corporation
Feb
1,500
•
Southwestern Public Service—
Mar
50
May
52
30
,
13%
135
V
Feb
52% Mar
45 Va
Jan
47
24%
28%
35%
15%
A
18%
55%
66%
30%
2.50
(Un)
Service
Southern
Feb
39
1,200
15%
,•36/
>
Jun
-1
Oil
Socony
J*m
35%
13%
■
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Spencer.
Howard Industries Inc
Hupp
'£,•«.'
36
1
9,700
Jun
May
40%
.10
(Un)
& Chemical
(W A)
'
25c
COrp
34
37%
.1
Southern
Mar
17
13% July
900
27%
Corp
B
Class
Signode
Sinclair
Jan
54%
106
15%
..
39%
29%
Stewart-Warner
X
10%
600
600
44 %
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Sheaffer
Apr
41%
500
-
54 •'*
.
29%
Jun
18 y4
300
29
34%
13 %
•
1,200
46%
37%
Feb
Feb
Aug
15
12
34%
Oct
33% July
30 Va
20
42%
35%
& Co..
24%
66%
49%
(Un)
Paper Co
Diego Imperial
Servel
Jan
44%
600
1.00C
27%
27%
.*.3 '
.8.33%
*;
Feb
23% Mar
Jun
45
—
——
Schering Corp (Un)
Sears Roebuck & Co
Jan
12% May
Oct r-
3,000
18%
25%
28%
*
.
!
Brewing Co
(G)
Werner. Corp.
36%
Oct
37
Regis
San
Mar
400
27%
17%
24%
14%
•\ V
Heileman
25 Va May
15%
1,200
57
Public
Louis
St
Stanray
<Hein
Feb
Jun
44%
Inc
St
,
!.
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Feb
40%
41
26% Jun
36%
62%
(Un)_„,
gichman Brothers Co
oyal Dutch Petroleum
78% Mar
59%
-'26%
.
———1
Utilities.!
11
10%
10%
Feb
19
54%
500
■*...
300
52
—-i—■£.
35
20 Va
Apr
36%
Sep
2,800
,
69% -71%
42%
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38% Mar
Jun
Sep
27%
Mar
15
Jun
4%
2,000
26%
65%
26 Va
.65%
1
i:
Sep
22%
46%
Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds (R. JJtTobacco (Un)
Jan
600
10%
4%
6.25
common..
20
2,300
*
Reynolds
Jan
400
8%
10%
5
Cooperage class A_.
Bros
2,500
30
Oct
31%
—
Corp of America
Revlon
Feb
Jun
*
& Dock-
Towing
Lakes
Great
21 Va
Co
Republic
nj'TB"
53
F"1/v
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58
14
Co
City Steel Co
Stores
21%
29%
13%
400
Jan
-10% Mar
6% Aug
150
14.
Drug
Gray
16
Raytheon Company-..
•
Co
200
Quaker Oats Co
8%
n
9%
*.-——8
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(WH)
Gossard
500
17%
800
1,700
-
48% Mar
44%
21
21%
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:
17 »•
(Un)
1,200
8
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——
29 %
17%
14%
32%
Gamble
4%
50%
•
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29%
16%
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42%
42%
30c
Goldblatt -Brothers™
'50%
32%
—
(Un)
Co
27%
27%
50
3.33%
——
"Jun
16
Petroleum
30
■
54%
Oenesco Inc.:—_—
37
30
21%
4%
Cement—„—1
& Rubber.:
Tire
General
1,800
13%
5
Phillip Morris Inc (Un)
Phillips
Shell
Gillette
39 %
28%
1
(Un).
Co
&
44%
.
.
Gen Tele & Electronics Corp
25'/a May
32%
10
(Un)
Airways
47%
4%
;—
1
(Un)———;—5
...—*L»
Utilities (Un
Public
General
Jan
37% Mar
3,600
13%
•
Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer
(Charles) & Co (Un)_
Feb
»
27%
26%
Portland
44%
34%
30
1
7.50
Corp
America
of
Packaging
Pan
Jan
27%
18
18%
.-—3
Motors
Apr
38
„.
Chemical
Pacific Gas & Electric
Jan
17%
Corp——-12——1.66%
General
General
Apr
49% Mar
48
33%
—
Peabody
96%
96 %
5
Inc
Mills
General
Corp
May
35% May
31% Oct ;
700
(Un)
Ry
(Un)
Oak Manufacturing Co
Oklahoma Natural Gas
34% Mar
General Contract Finance—*.—;—-—2
(General
32
100
Feb
100
Corp————_ 1.
Corp
5,500
,
Mar
1,050
1.25
——2 •'
Bankshares Corp
Service
Co
6U% Mar
59%
1
General
Gas
Northern States Power Co—
14%
10
Transportation
American
Jan
71%
May
Northern
Rexall Drug
Gen
20%
May
Northern
42
3
Co_
Feb
July
Jun
20 V8
.T«n
26%
2.50
Corporation
Jan
5%
3
11
48 Va
Feb
Jun
5
Inc——
Apr
55%
200
47%
59%
'
:
Dairies
Foremost
F
Co
30%
Oct
1,000
28% Mar
26
—1
Bankshares.—
Wisconsin
(Un)
71%
Jun
41 Va May
43%
5
Corp— 2—
Rubber (Un)
Brewing
Falstaff
Firestone
Jan
Jun
Corp
48 y4 May
26%
—1
Corp_l
Corp——
Whitney
132 %
;
36 Va
800
American
Process
Fairchild Camera
Oct
22
"100
RR
38% May
17 '/a
19
..
1
Eastman Kodak Co
(Un)——2.—10
El Paso Natural Gas—
—-.
,-3
Emerson
Electric Mfg. —:
.—_—««*_!
Fairbanks
72 Va
600
1,600
1,700
300
Inc_——
Lines
Air
Eastern
Aor
Mar
700
Mfg.—
North
Apr
5 ;
—20
Co
Jun
"
Co. (Un)
Central
Olin-Mathieson
1
.
—
Chemical
Pont
42%
5
Co
Manufacturing
88
Jan
52 V8
37Va
51%
"200
(Uni
Chem
&
'
36% Aug
July
-
300
14
-
Jun
25% ,Jun
"500
v
Register (Un)
North
.T"W«
32
48%
1
17%
i-1;
:
Edison Co (Un)
Detroit
Dodge
Dow
(Un).'
Corp
35 %
3,000
58
*
45% Mar
May,
17%- 17%
Publishing
— 1
Crucible Steel;of Amer (Un)*.:.——12.50
Curtiss-Wright
1,100
27%
57%
Feb
Jan
Feb
21% ' 22%
Crowell-COllier
•
43%
27 Va
'
'
Cash
700
,
10 >
47%
41 %
—
27%
—
Distillers
?<V%
52%
48%
48%
Montgomery Ward & Co
National
100
41
50%
Co—_—;
Products
Corn
40%
50%
Apr
Sep
Jun
700
20%
41 y
Aug
9
15
National
22
'21%
21'/a
10
5
2-1;
—
Continental Insurance Co——
13
300
Jan
,35
39%
-1
(Un)
Can Co
Continental
94 % Mar
405
Northern
Power; Co—
*
Corp
of America-*.-.—^-5
High
Jun
8% May
16%
Northern
Consumers
56
10
94%
500
34
—
9
54%
2,200
•~*'y2
pni/2
Consolidated Foods
200
16%
Food
17 y4 Mar
8
*'•
.43%
-
700
11 %
Products.
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's
Jan
:500
25 %
42
Low
66
*
8%
25
Scott
&
Aug
32% May
•
-.43
Range Since Jau. 1
High
11%
(Un)
Chapman
12%
1,250
39 Va
8
Shares
65%
88
150
15%
'
Commonwealth Edison
Consolidation
300
-Feb
;36
46%
47%.,...
91%
Corp.—J-i-j;—^5
(Un)^—
10
Iron
System
Gas
Feb
Jun
Jun
38%
16%
1
(Un).'.:—
Palmolive Co
(Colgate
22%
9
Co
&
Motorola Inc
pfd
100
—;—5
4% %
Iron
Cleveland-Cliffs
Merritt
.17%
.
8%
...23%
City Products Corp..*—.
Coleman
Feb
55%.
__10
Co.i——i—
Service
Cities
17%
46%
47%
57
t_-i—
JL~ —25
& Electric.—L_-„ -8.50
Corp
•
Cincinnati
16%
8%
Merck
Oct
8
.
Jan
400
....
for Week
Low
59%
400
15%.
:
•
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
Chicago So Shore i& So Bend RR_ 12.50
200
20
Range
of Prices
High
Oct
44%
1,100
.
,
11%
18%
_100
'•
8 %
.
11
Northwestern Ry com
A -preferred
L_—.
&
series
"5%.
<8
.
Low
47%
47%
47%
—25
(Un)_
Ohio Ry
Chesapeake &
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
36 Va
100
34 Va
Sep
55
Jan
Feb
40 Va
Apr
Jan
100
34% May
37%
37%
61
61%
200
61
Oct
92
10
10-
100
10
Oct
16% Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
Apr
Yates-Amerlcan
Youngstown
7,entrh -Radio
Machine
Corp--..
12%
^5
12%
71%
Co
72
iil"
51%
52%
Sheet & Tube
—
100
500
--2,600
12
Oct
71Va
Oct
44
Jun
17%
106
Apr
Mar
75% Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 15, 1962
.
(1584)
36
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended October 12)
Week's
Friday
Exchange
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
Pacific Coast Stock
Stocks
Price Range on
not
This list does
other Exchanges.
Range
of Prices
Sale Frice
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
Co
23%
24%
|
4%
4%
4+8
1
45+2
48+4
31+4
10
Glass
Plate
27+a
31+8
1
common-
Low
26%
23%
*
—
47
Range Since Jan. I
High
27%
Oct
19
355
.
High
25%
69
Jtfft
4%
45%
Oct
145
25% May
860
Mar
28% Mar
Sep
861
48
v
5%
Jan
67%
Feb
'
1
Range Since Jan.
Rockwell-Standard
11c
12,000
May
High
29c
Jan
47%
Jan
Consolidated Min—5c
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
5
Buckner
Industries
Inc
:
1
Buttes Gas & Oil Co
*
California Ink Co
5.50
Castle
and
Cooke
10
17%
18%
450
16 ft
Jun
23%
26%
2,000
24%
Jun
2.25
34%
35
300
49%
37c
37c
2,300
75c
Jan
4
10
:
Apr
Oct
4
6%
Feb
Feb
5
167/8
16%
17+8
220
16%
Oct
23%
10
26%
23%
26%
252
23 %
Oct
30% Mar
26
26+a
508
25
Jun
39%
Jan
34%
4
—
Jan
2
10
1
Corp
Jan
1.95 July
&
37%
Jan
25%
50%
25 Ys
Bolt
5
Corp
of America—
United Engineering & Foundry Co.
Westinghouse Air Brake—
W'estinghouse Elec Corp
Screw
Low
14c!,'
13c h
\
Pittsburgh
,ft for Week
U Shares
High
Low
Par
Range
of Prices
Refractories——-7+2
Walker
(Joseph) Co
Pittsburgh Brewing
Week's
Last
;•
y
Harbison
Rome
Sales
Friday
stocks
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
14c
32+«
Black Mammoth
—
Cypress
Abbey Co—
Emporium Capwell Co
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
*
*'S/ K'\ a/.
'
J
7,800
100
1.60
1.40
1.60
11.9CO
4%
33c
4%
4%
800
33c
36c
"14,000
16%
16%
200
1.60
1.65
2,600
50c
10c
10
25c
Oil
&
M
Oil
M
(Un)
Co
Inc
Frank Co
&
Meier
Merchants Petroleum
Co——.
Jun
July
7% May
1,200
8Cc
1.95
__
Imperial Western new common
Jaae
M
9%
75c
1.95
1
(Un)
29%
32c
5
9
"
—
Feb
15
Stock and Bond
1.90
Jan
2.70
1.70
oh the New York
Stock Exchange
Jan
Oct
Averages
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
are
Mar
Oct
1.85 Jun
as
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Oct
75c
1.20
2.85 May
Stocks
Jun
69c
15%
Jun
17% Mar
Jan
10
First
Second
10
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
Stocks
ties
roads
trials
Date
10
65
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
Utili¬
Rail¬
Indus¬
Total
15
20
30
Jan
2.10
—Bends—
10
5% Mar
31c
1.25 May
Jan
Feb
9+a
6.25
__
Below
9
79c
Humor
Holly Oil Co
1,000
Sep
r£r
Exploration Co of California_l
Co of Calif
10c
General
Good
2
4% May
2.10
2.10
/&•
vu
1,000
4%
4%
Jun
7,700
2.10 '■2.25;;
■
1
)'■'*
32%
31%
2.10
4+a
25%
4,300
.'118.91
'
203.94
-:
93.25
Total
Nordon
Norris
Oil
Invest
Pacific
Oil
Gas
Oil
Rhodes
Co
Western
Rice
&
Cal
Southern
Oil
Trico
Gas
750
21
Oct
.
31
Jun
8%
Sep
19
Jun
22
Mar
1.75
Jan
;
Jan
30
500
31%
2.20
July
2.80
Warrants
Petroleum
Preferred
common
6+a
1
(Un)
10
(Un)
Basin Oil
2.90
500
23%
600
16
Feb
25%
3%
3%
4
3,600
3
Jan
5%
5
300
3+s May
57/e
500
% May
1
83.20
88.75
86.37
80.25
83.21
88.66
Oct.
10
588.14
118.00
121.33
205.83
93.32
80.51
83.19
88.70
86.43
11
586.47
117.90
120.97
205.32
93.26
80.52
83.30
88.82
86.47
Oct.
Averages
Utilities,
by
compiled daily
stocks, 15.46.
are
6.55;
65
6%
12,000
7%
400
6%
71c
Apr
4
Jan
Jan
7%
Oct
71c
'
V
Oct
90c
Date
Closing
-
Oct.
8
Oct.
9
Oct. 10
Range
Arundel
Shares
1
City
Atlantic
Research
107%
Transit
40%
1
Corp
Oct. 11
108.19
Fri.
Oct. 12
107.83
106% 109%
4,601
25%
402
40
11%
99% Jan
-
41%
~
709
23%——
12%
415
110
8%
300
11%
11%
195
11
Jun
7% May
9% May
136%
34%
49%
33%
19%
9%
15%
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
Apr
Jan
Feb
1.80
Co
Soup
Delaware
&
Power
Light
Class
A
Fair
Ford
Motor
7%
43%
28%
29
43%
Garfinckel
(Julius)
Corp
1
common-
voting preferred
Motors
Corp_—
General
Giant Food
class
Inc
International
Mar
1.66%
Feb
Feb
Jun
55% Mar
May
32% Mar
Dec
8
106.57
Jan
3
Utility
24
41%
Jun
Feb
22%
43%
1,761
8%
35%
Sep
28
Feb
21%
226
42
16 '
54%
26
Oct
40%
38% July
7% Oct
116.6
114.6
ioe.o
+1.5
102.5
109.2
+2.2
+1.0
...
87 0
157.4
139.4
—
Finance
and
Service
—
92.5
Mining
154.1
136.8
90.8
32%
45% Mar
Jun
15% May
14%
Jan
Jun
57%
Transactions at the New York
Jan
Jun
45
6
26 Vb
10%
24
Jan
55
1
13%
14
90
12%
Oct
34%
24%
25
113
18%
Jun
36
Mar
6,124
4%
Inc
4%
4%
18%
19%
6%
Mergenthaler
18
Jun
30%
Jan
Mon.
18%
427
Jun
28%
Jan
Oct.
Pennsalt
Chemicals
21%
64%
___25c
—
Corp
Tues.
Oct.
233
60 +4
Jun
94% Mar
Wed.
20%
Jun
33 Va
Thurs.
30%
30%
103
23%
Juh
1
27
Jun
38
Total
40% Jan
31%
Public
Electric
Power
Electric
Service
&
Gas
28%
1,977
29
May-
11%
784
10 V*
Jun
19
86
33%
Oct
55
Jan
28%
24% May
29%
4,607
5%
5%
5%
1,962
37%
528
32% May
34% Mar
5% Jun
36%
64%
49% May
130
65%
8
Jan
47% Mar
69%
Apr;
Ritter Finance
South
B
&
Texas
5%
3,795
Jun
8
26+4
28+8
3,428
25% Jun
43
49
52
529
45% Jun
72%
Service
31+3
170
29
44
Transmission
Gas
Light
16+8
1
7+8
.—4.50
—.
*
31%
32
20
20
46
5
30
+ 45%
46
3.50
.
5
'
*
Eastern
Washington
5
loc
Co
United Corp
:
United Gas Improvement
Warner Company
536
15+4
16%
May
17%
Jun
42% May
Bonds—
$2,000
U. S. Government
International
Foreign
-
I
Bank
+
——-v—
-
and
Industrial-
I3III"
•—r-,-
:
$15,000
$920,000
"69,670,600
I 28,836,000
1,092,466,400
55,165,700
1,235,902,000
$29,756,000 $1,162,152,000
$1,291,069,700
14
1,253
May
7%
520
22+a
135
19%
Jun
Mar
Feb
8% Mar
23%
Daily, Weekly and
Jun
26+8
26+8
27+a
356
26%
Jun
38%
Apr
•
33+8
32+8
33+b
588
29%
Jun
41
Jan
Foreign
Stocks
Domestic
8—
Oct.
9——
Wed.
Oct. 10
Thurs.
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
2Z 5rnSteel
Week's
Range
of Prices'
Low
Sales.
for Week
Pittsb^h"jj
28%
28% 29
C K
lli I\
-38%
see page
41.
-
-
-as §g%,
93
,
27% Oct
27%
Sep
sgss
$10,000
$1,000
10,000
2,000
-
48% Feb
10% Feb
Sales
298,000
357,000
5,000
243,000
$1,192,000
599,13
—
3,361,735
3,000
4,000
172,000
$68,000
$7,000
$1,267,000
Oct. 12
1961
390,477,209
•
'
3,361,755
6,883,505
$697,000
68,000
—
"I
Government—
Corporate
Jan. 1 to
1962
241,364,084
$1,192,000
Stocks—Number of Shares
Bonds—
Bond
$197,000
40,000
Week Ended Oct. 12
1961
1962
Foreign
Foreign
Total
238,000
165,000
"
High
sa&
«
g
,
$186,000
286,000
Bonds
317,000
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Bonds
Foreign
Corporate
806,310
Total.
Shares
High
».
1
Oct. 12
"
Gov't
834,030
Oct. 11
Fri.
661,745
•-
Bonds
460,520
L"
Oct.
Tues.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Yearly
Transactions at the American
18% Mar
6% Jun
7%
22%
$16,276,000
Mon.
I-
$2,341,000
Shares)
footnotes,
-
'13,935,000
(No. of
'
810,490,138
732,192,160
16,172,670
22% Mar
53%
10
common
SSqSSSi Light" CoC° °f
1961
1962
1961
1962
Oct. 12
Jan
Lab
Co
Public
Jan. 1 to
Jan
51+8
$16,276,000
$2,341,000
11,822,758
Stocks—Number of Shares
Jan
27+3
*
2.50
French
Jersey Gas
Oil
1
f
;
Kline
Southeastern
Bun
class
Paper
Smith
3,878,000
2,209,000
Week Ended Oct. 12
Railroad
6cott
Sales
270,000
Feb
34%
Bond
3,769,000
3,850,000
464,000
38% Mar
31%
10%
30%
37%
*
com
$13,935,000
I
$2,570,000
411,000
3,608,000
1,745,000
Mar
34%
10
common
2,952,000
3,439,000
Oct. 12—
31%
Potomac
2,357,050
3,038,728
2,461,110
2,019,670
.
817,000
Oct. 11
Jan
3
10%
Bonds
$379,000
Oct. 10
1
Total
Govt.
Bonds
11,822,758
1,736
65%
21%
Pennsylvania Gas !& Water common—*
Pennsylvania Power & Light
•
Pennsylvania RR
1.
50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
Philadelphia Electric Co common
•
Philadelphia Transportation Co
10
31%
Bank
Bonds
$2,191,000
V
22%
64%
21%
Foreign
Bonds
1,946,000
8_„
21%
1
_16%C
Linotype
83.8
U. S.
Int'l
Railroad
and M'iscel.
Feb
Fri.
Martin-Marietta Corp
Merck &
Co Inc
143.0
Stock Exchange
Stocks
Jun
4%
400
19%
1
uo'n
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
10c
RR
Fund
'
+2.1 .185.5
+1.9
178.2
+1.9
113.3
-
No. of
Madison
98.6
,«?'«
101.8
135.6
134.4
Shares
Lehigh Valley
Low
107.0
•
135.0
tS?
!?'?
,
...
■
45% Aug
15 % Feb
200
20
Goods
1962
High
144.3
Jan
530
11%
.
Change
+1.7
104-8
—110.3
Durable Goods
Non-Durable
Trade,
148
Prices
Percent
Transportation
56
38"%
653
/A 20
'53%
A
144.09
Low
w™
-
13%
26
11%
16
*
Resistance
High
<1957-59—100
i
—
62%
211
44%
:
Comnosifee
Jun
34%
50c
common
Acceptance
122
Jun
7%
42%
2
conv
1961
„
5%
21%
1
2.50
Dairies
for
Oct. 5,'62 Sept. 28,'62
'
'
-..c;'-.:
38%
26
5
Co
27
Range
prices based on the closing prices, of 300 common
stocks for the week ended Oct. 5, 1962, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
for the current year.
A';-V';y
yl
y
AC*
200
7%
42%
Oct
Bait—
at
Mar 14
Jun
index of stock
1,356
58
5
10
Stores-
Foremost
60c
55%
7%
non-voting
Food
General
America
of
57%
82%
258
84%
6.75
i
Duquesne Light
1
Storage Battery
Co
,83
1
common
Electric
Finance
83
25
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
1962
144.31
100.23
SEC Index of Stock
SEC
The
y 'V'
Campbell
for
Hieh
Oct
98% May
24% Oct
35
May
19% Jun
65
378
8%
__
5
Company
66%
12%
—
1
Co
65%
23%
__
13
:
—
Range
^
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
24%
__
—4.33
Electric
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Budd
65%
*
Atlantic
Baltimore
Low
33%
Corp
5.34;
for Week
of Prices
Par
Tel
Rails,
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
&
2.988;
.
High i
108.81
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Tel
..
108.22
Thurs.
Markets Inc
Industrials,
\
.
Low
108.09
—
Wed.
Acme
.
(35 Stocks)
Tues.
American
:
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
Mon.
Friday
86.36
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
7% Mar
6 %
2,200
85c
"
the following divisors:
using
Jan
7.
Explor new com
80.18
93.32
Sep
Sep
%
7+2
"
93.35
204.77
5.00 Mar
2.P5
4%
common—1
;—8+2
204.28
120.30
Apr
%
Preferred
119.92
116.73
116.36
586.59
32% May
23
5
86.36
<116.38
587.18
Jan
16%
1,100
2.15
88.75
586.09
9
5—
4% Aug
2.00
600
1,100
9%
18%
2.10
Jan
32
4,100
3%
9+8
2.90
Co
Gas
&
Sugar common
United Industrial Corp
Williston
21+2
3%
2.15
Union
Westates
Sep
17%
50c
series
Co
■1.35
3%
1
A pfd—25
Co—
300
9Va
17%
25c
Oil
Ranch
1.50
21
33 toe
1
Develop
Gas
&
Reserve
July
1.50
1
common
2.65
4%
83.35
-8
Oct.
Oct.
4,300
3%
,
1
Co
American
North
•
4
1.50
Ltd-^-wu——-1
Corp
80.12
Oct.
5+g Aug
3% Apr
63,000
$38,591,000
2,034,000
1,404,000
$42,029,000
'
I
—
7,000
11,000
$56,117,000
1,470,000
1,205.000
$1,267,000
$771,000
$58,792,000
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6203
196
(1585)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
STOCKS
Canadian
Week's
Friday
Power
4 % %
&
Range
Shares
Algoma
40%
1,735
38%
Feb
49% Mayo
Montreal
100
24%
Sep
27
Jan
Montreal
Jun
41 J/4
40
21 %
*
21%
—50
preferred
50
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred.:
50
Anglo Can Tel Co $2.90 pfd____
—
Corp Ltd
class A
Argus
C
Asbestos
Sugar
29%
23% Mar
National
45%
135
45 %
Oct
50
May
National
Drug & Cmemical common
53
300
45 y2
Jun
53
Oct
Noranda
Mines
50
100
50
July
55
Jan
Nova
*
50
-
8%
7%
8%
1,200
7 Va
48%
48%
100
48%
6%
6%
6%
5.426
*
30%
30 %
14%
33%
34%
1,095
55%
54%
;
56
•V
65
; 30%
14
.—
Oct
Jun
27
3,665
'
53
of
Bank
of
10
Montreal
Scotia...,
Nova
.10
Corp
Scotia
64
,
'
Ogilvie
Vt
Mills
Steel
Bathurst
Bell
Power
&
Telephone
51%
Jun
75 y2
&
Ltd
Jun
83%
Jan
55
Jun
82
Jan
6%
40
Jun
54
Feb
Quebec
17
100
15
Jun
20
Jan
Quebec Telephone
48%
48%
55
Jan
.25
48%
48 %
48%
9,352
409,097
49%
82c
Mersey
Brazilian
British
Columbia
British
Columbia
Building
50
50%'
2.70
2.80
30
11 %
17%
18
^25
Telephone
Products
1
■\
90c
1958
$1.30
Reitman's
Rolland
Jan
!—
Canada
Dominion
&
Sugar
4.75
Apr
Canada
Canada
Steamship
5%
$2.20
preferred
Canadian
Canadian
Celanese
-Canadian
Chemical
'.Canadian
Preferred
.
Canadian
3,330
Jun
25 y2
610
22 y4
Sep
32%
;
Power
23 y2
Jun
32%
!
I.
Marconi
17%
242
18
JUn
25
62
July
a46
3
46
13
22 y2
Railway
Petr.ofina Ltd preferred-
Canadian
Central
Del
Oils
Rio
K
P
(B
Columbia
49
Cellulose
Consolidated
31%
Cork
Crush
International
Distillers
Dome
13%
Feb
Jun
25%
Feb
Jun
12% Mar
Jun
53
Jun
11
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
7%
Glass
■»
common
preferred
Dominion Lime
16%
Aug
26%
Jun
35 y2
38 y2
Dominion
Stores
Dominion Tar
•
Ltd..
Jan
7%
42 y4
of
Pont
Feb
Vendomatic Service
Ltd
Oct
Walker
&
Jan
Webb
•
600
21: 21 y4
10 Va' 10%
8.15
7% %
Dupuis
*•.•••''.';
Players
Motor
Frosst
20 Va
Apr
Class
4.20
Jan
3.35
Jun
27v
Jun
36
,
v;;r"
Jun
11
Co
143
Aug
82
41-%
42%
1,460
12%
13 y4
450
15%
18%
8,515
5.00
5.00
825
17%
17%
8
Jan
37%
9.55
15
11%
Zellers
General
Dynamics
■
53%
.'X—
V
J;
_
•
Jun
Great
15 %
Jun
Jan
19
Jan
Ajax
Jun
67
Mar
Alba
70
May
85
Apr
145
*
14%
70
Home
Oil
Class
class
B
Howard
Hudson'
•
Smith
Bay
Paper
Hudson's- Bay
Imperial
Oil
Class
14%
21
21
al39
-
16%
al39
VJrl-1'
139
8
22%
23
33%
a77
a77
14
8%
8%
100
vll
Imnerial Tobacco
6%
Jan
145
r
"
Ameranium
Inland
4
<
Cement
International
International
International
—
\
'L-'
j
$2
Anthonian
Jan
I"
_»
11
,
July
Jun
Apr
Augustus
16
9%
Oct
160
39%
Jun
24
%;
10
V
-1,830
3.00
17%
5
Jamaica
Labatt
Public
Ltd
Laurentide
Service
r
/John!
Rights
$1.40
Loeb
.1
prfeferred
(M)
Lower
class
St
Tel
&
Tel
Massey-Ferguson
9
Mines
.
'.
5l/a7"
preferred
Metropolitan
■
Miron
For
Co
Stores
Ltd
_a
l_
footnotes,
S€e page
41.
July
7%
Sep
Apr
200
5/
May
.8%
Jan
,
59 % Mar
820
44%
Jun
2,800
1.75
Aug
2.90
14
400
11%
Jun
22%
Feb
14%
15
520
13 %
Jun
19'/a
Jan
16
Jun
22
Jan
45%
Oct
50
J an
18
a45 % a45%
200
v
•
Feb
'
-
10
Expressed
-
Exchange
Canadian
in
Range
for Week
,
of Prices
Low
Dollars
Sales
Week's
Last
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
22
27%
7,143
21c
Sep
39c
a3c
27%
a3c
250
3c
Oct
3%c July
Jan
8%
9%
8%
8%
655
8%
9%
3.355
34c
*
34c
572
July
July
9%
Aug
8
10%
July
30c
Aug
1.00
Jan
6c
July
7
Mines Ltd—1
—!
1
Belle
8c
8c
1,500
3 %c
3%c
4%c
17,000
2.45
2.40
2.55
4,350
a33
a 33
5
8 %c
9,000
*
4%c
5c
17,200
1
a3c
a2c
400
1
—
Iron Co Ltd
Ltd
8c
8%c
*
3.00
3.10
40,110
,1
Co
3.10
34c
33c
34c
10,±25
Oct
1.75 May
4.35
Aor
39 Va
Feb
33 Va
Sep
5c
July
4c
July
3c
May
1.65
Jan
10c
Mar
9c
Jan
10c
Jan
4.35 July
60c
Jan
Sep
16%
Apr
Jun
10%
Feb
40c
Sep
31c
May
6
6%
1
8.30
8.60
2,250
Ltd—1
34c
34c
3,000
1
a3c
a3c
300
15c
9,100
10c
Sep
9c
5,000
8c
Oct
5
Jan
5%c
'6%
Ltd
10c
Jan
2%c
2.60 Aug
15
Bellechasse
4.10
Blue
Jan
20%
July
27
Consolidated
Bav
Feb
River
Mining
Mines
Co
Ltd
Mining Corp
Mining Ltd
Bonnets
1
8.60
12c
8c
8c
July
12%
Jun
Oct
12%
Bruneau Mines Ltd
12%
3.00
100
3.00
Oct
17c
-*
——1
—
Copper
..
22c
4%c
3.00
Inc
Corp—....
Raceway
Warrants
14%c
1
.1
5.75
18c
15,500
12 %c
25c
Sep
Aug
,18c
1
250
8%c
25c
18c
17%
7.00
Jan
Jan
May
Feb
Feb
32c
Aug
70c
Aug
28c
33c
13,900
23%
23%
108
20%
Jan
29%
Sep
3C
1,500
2%c
Feb
4c
Jan
Feb
29c
Jan
18
16V2
1,280-
3.90
4.00
15%
-
930
19%
20
1,550
12%
1,450
11%;
3.80
19%
9.35
9.40
1.112
60 %
Jun
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Feb
20
Calumet
May/'.
Sep
7%
•\
Jan
Oct
20
Jun
15%
15%
Feb
Jun
200
40
July
47
Oct
46
,
Ltd
4,930
43%,
4,512
9% July
Ltd
Co
>
'
Chibougamau
3c
2%c
„
*
'
Campbell
.
•
'
\
:/•
,
1
3.50
3.70
650
3.20
Sep
7.45
.1
Mines
4.05
4.05
1,000
3.05
July
4.40
•6%
6V2
800
5%
Jan
7V2
7%
"
Canada
Southern
Colliers
Canadian
Mar
Canadian
13% Mar
Petroleum
&
I
Common
59 % Mar
,
to
Foods
1
Ltd—
&' Beverage'
changed
Grissol
Feb
Mines
Uranium
Food
Name
Oct
1,048
.
10%
39
July
58%
Dredge
Inter
&
Inv
Ltd
Ltd—.
———I——
3
13%
'5%
6
975
"
22%
500
17 %
Jan
Dock
Trust
6%
Co Ltd.i—*
5% pfd. 100
115
22
22%"
17
17%
58%.
60
3,084
<56%
Jun
89
27
27%
649
26%
Oct
87 c
100
82c
63c
•
43
885
34
'
2,929
19% July
15% Jun
610
34%
Jan
18
Jan
Capital
Carbec
Jan
Jun
47
49%
225
45%
Jun
53
Mar
75
1,765
64 %
Jun
86
Mar
alO'% alO%
'. 1 12
12
15
49 y2-
74%
Ltd
Mines
Explorations
Mines
Ltd.
—__11
8% Aug
68c
13,900
62c
i
Oct
22%
Jan
12%
11%
115
Oct
16 %
Jan
Jun
15
5,105
12
38c
60c
5,325
38c
a23
25
23
26
Oct
—
Industries
9%c
—
6c
8.000
2%c
4,800
9%c July
lc
2c
1.500
4.10
4.15
3.250
7c
-1
Oct
May
Aug
lie-
2c
Ltd——-*
13%
200
Aug
10% July
27
27
500
27
Sep
17%
18%
3,855
16%
Jun
18%
18%
19
2,735
17%
Jun
•
ioy8
10%
10%
8,637
10 %
105 105%
-
-
65
100
*
May
Oct
•—24.
34%
i
Compagnie
Jan
26
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Div
*
Feb1
-
Jan-
21% May
23
Mac
14% Mar
Jun
111
Feb
4.10
—.1
Ltd.
1
--
/
.
7c
4,300
7c
1,200
Jan
Aug
8c
13 Va
87c
1.50
Feb
Feb
July
Jan
6%c
Sep
16c
Jan
4%c
*
*
t
r.
Miniere
Feb
1
f Consolidated
500
6%
Jun
10
Jan
Copperstream
9%
10
1,400
8%
Jan
10%
Feb
Courvette
&
4c
76c
Jun
8c
10c
6,500
8c
Aug
14c
Apr
33c
2,0C0
Feb
55c
Jan
4%c
5%c
10,000
5c
5c
1,000
5c
4.05
4.05
15,400
30 %c
2.71
Feb
8c
Sep
10c
Feb
4.50
Sep
Apr
5c
2,COO
3%c
Feb
7c
9c
9c
2,000
8c
Sep
18c
Sec "A"__*
a65c
a65c
60
65c
Oct
a25
a25
20
33
Oct
a25c
a25c
250
35
36
2,667
Ltd—1
*
35%
l-l
Mines Ltd.
class
A
5
3c
3c
1.10
.
-
•
■
27c
9
.
3%c
24,500
1.07
1.10
6,200
24c 28 %c
15.000
9
200
9
'
Sep
1.85 May
38
Jun
22c
35
Jan
May
3c
4c
2.70 July
3%c
Ltd
Ltee
4.30
Jan
1.50
.Mogador ~ Mines
Provost
July
2,000
15,605
■
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd.l
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd—'——-1
6%
8c
6c
1.00
33c
Consol
6"%
July
Jan
Ltd—.1
Mines
Com
Feb
12c
6c
—
-Paper
29c
10c
*
Preferred
-Consolidated
.
—1
10c
4.75 May
Oct
94c
:
,J-1
...
L'Ungava
Standard
10c
_r
3.05 July
95c
—-^1
Cleveland Copper Corp
Commodore Business Machines
Jan
60c
;
13%
9%
6c
6c
■
Chemalloy Minerals
Ltd——
-1
Chibougamau Copper Corp
.1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—.1
Jan
12
205
Building
Mines
Cartier Quebec ExDlorations Ltd
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
Mar
22%
a23
i&y8
4
11
Ltd
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd..
12%
45c
"65c
"
8
39% Mar
42%
.'
•
Nickel
Canorama
Canuba
7%
87c
1*
'
Canalask
6% Mar
Oct
Resources
Canadian Kodiak Refineries Ltd
Feb
12% July
5% Aug
"
13%
,
•
10'
Feb
13%
4
>
6% m&rtic ipfd.:
27%
200
2.25
18
*
Ltd
Ltd
Telephone
Black
Jan
Jan
43
100
common
Jun
Oct
5
370
;
49% -50%
1
Exploration
14% Mar
Jun
10
.___
Feb
May
13%
Are
i—
Ltd
Telefilms
28%
Aug
23
;
37%
10%
1
common
5%
•
Bateman
38%
43%
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
Maritime
225
Shown
Bankfield
Sep
10>/4
25
Power..
12 %
5
50
Apr
Jun
43%
»
Lawrence
17%
12%
5
14%
Aug
Jun
•
__4_'
:
19%
12 %
19%
voting tr_*
^
*
18%
14
Ltd
13
2.25
48
52
47
A
i
Jun
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
23%
41%
__»
Financial
7%
Feb
:i5
47
■
5
common
7,310
50
Jan
255
11%
41%
10
Ltd
8%
2.25
8%
1,725
28%
7%
19%
8%.
1
68%
1,360
.
16% May
*
Sep
40
%~
25
pfd
Feb
73
Jun
5%
Jun
a26 V4 a26 %
10
Lines
60
July
A
7
1,110
=
24%
41%.
27
6%
42
10%
*
44 Va
100
11%
42%
Pine
.'Jun
Jan
50 Va
Mining Corp Ltd
Atlas
a58% a58 V4
20
Paper common__^___7.60
Utilities Corp
J.
5
Ltd
104%
245
*
Jan
165
3.00
3.95
59%
Glass
21% May
32 % Mar
Jun
July
2,980
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
83
16 Va
!6%;,
5
preferred
Jun
17 %
103
Jan
"
of .Canada
Interprovincial
Iroquois
2,210
11%
1
Arno
46%
; 28
-.
♦
;
46%
55
46%
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
Atlas Sulphur &
1,442
17
.
preferred.
45 %
15%
9,470
-
12%
*
pfd
Ltd
Beau
Aug
8
;■
3.00
of Canada
Nickel
200
:»
Mines
May
47%
9%
■*
515
103
*
Amalgamated
Calypso
common.:
18 %
103
Jan
32% Mar
Jun
Aug
12
,
27 \
46%
__
24%;
com__II~5
-_i—_-.___,4.68%
16%
18%
17%
Sep
6%
*
class
A
Consolidated
34
Jun
16 %
:
^_50
Acceptance Corn
15%
18%
13
,
Mar
32% Mar
Jun
25
25
550
24%
Feb
21
July
"
Feb
8
m
preferred
Indus
800
29
43
Sep
20
<
55%
A
Jun
20%
25%
47%
47%
1%
u____
14%
8 %
1
8
470
—
•
Co..
8,285
8
May
Jan
%
Worts
4%%
77
350
33
33
»
Ltd__^
10
27
Jan
26%
37 %
310
Oct
26%
11%
i
...
Canadian
•
39
a20
29
1
:
class
B
Alscope
Jun
15%;
*
pfd
Mining.____i.i_
21
22 %
%
»
—
Common
Sep
18 % Mar
$2
a24
9
Jun
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd—
Mar
Sep
Sep
;
Oct
10
Minerals
*8
Oct
8%
15%
A_____
Jun
Oct
8%
19%
720
26%
14%
*
Pioeline
Explorations
18
5
100
259
Hawkey Siddeley Can Ltd com.
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines.^..
10
3.95
1,310
39
•
Corp
Limited
12% Mar
Jan
100
„
•
Jan
15,600
Sale Price
23 % May
__I
18%
8%
4.55
a20
Par,
45
Feb
_i.__.__l
Oct
24%
Friday
17% May
5
*
:
Jun
Mar
8%
a24
10
:
23
105
8%
20
—
Jun
Aug
24%
*
,
19 % Mar
Jun
99
8,350
9%
Apr
Mar
22%
75
8%
24%
STOCKS
100
20
•
;
1
13
550
425
8%
common."
Jun
100
10
______
15
100 100 %
*
5.00 May
a8.00
1
1
Paper
Feb
24%
11
8% July
:
200
a22% a22%
.100
Jan
26%
Sep
3.50
5
«
Motors
Lakes
25
10
15
common
Transmission Co
50% Mar
a8.00
■
.
*
10
Canadian Stock
795
53% : 54 %
70
7o;;;
al6% al6%
•
.
General
July
Prices
21% Mar
Power common
24
a24% a24%
*
Corp Fund
'Geo)
Bornite
Gatineau
16
A
Oct
May
E).
Jun
Jan
70 Va
3 50
11%
preferred
8
A.
Mar
42
I- -JL—
*
(Chas
5,075
Feb
July
16
Canada
14%
Aug
5
110
425
'wi.,
5
of
14%
Feb
1,825
Corp
14%
11%
Feb
25
11%.
17%
4.50
125
35
11
13%
*
7% Mar
>
18% July
240
/
Westcoast
Avalon
Canadian
Petroleum
&
Jan
4,192 -:-
Fraser Cos Ltd
French
15 Va
12%
Co
_*
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Weston
r-VI.•"
•
Foundation Co
.
Oct
16%.
Heating Prod class A
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Famous
9.40
12 %
Enamel &
Ford
Jan
33
—
\
14% Mar
Oct
16%
:
84% Mar
Bank.
class
Gooderham
&
4.80
200
a69% a74%
50
A
Jan
Jun
Elevator
Steel
10%
125 128%
.
United
325
%.
Finance
Turnbull
154,335
T
535
3,870
a6
Canada
27%
19
"
Va
Trans
Jan
Oct
5%
32
Canada
2h%
4.10
-
r
Trans
12%
common.
preferred
Freres class
19,106
Jan
659
9.40
18%,*
72%
Jun
Traders
5,398
18% ' 18%
3 V3
Canada
Jan
11%
63 %
Jan
Jan
Sep
6%
55%
100
Bros Ltd
Du
15 %
Oct
2,127
Ltd.—
Jan
»
preferred
Donohue
•
Sep
8%
70%
Oct
41
16%.
Jun
50%
Feb
16%
common..
11
5,764
69%
l
Jun
23 y2
Textile
225
8%
69%
.100
Toronto-Dominion
8V4
:♦
Preferred
Dominion
Texaco Canada
8 % May
4V2 May
381
::
55%
Jan
6
_«
com
11%
8%
10
_*
Canada
3.80
40
4.00
■
-128%
*
Chemical
&
of
25
55y4
1
:
Coal
&
Jan
preferred
37%
40
3.95
>
10
Ltd
Steel
22%
4.45
4,970
,
Jan
33% Aug
Co
5%%
Jan
,
Dominion
Aug
Steinbergs class A
Oct
Mar
10%'
«r.
:
20 Va
_*
16 y4
*
com
100
Steel
14
*
& Steel
21
preferred
80
25
:
Foundries
Steel
Feb
23
6%
Structural
Jun
2.50
;
...
21
Co
Standard
Aug
11
i...'
Corsets
Sogemines
9%
2
6% ; pfd—
21
preferred
11% July
.'
;
Coal
31
26%
Southam
May
8
6%
76 y4
a69%
Bridge
Oct
T%"pfd—_——III—~50
A
Inc
14
4.10
Petroleum
Dominion
Series
762
*18%
Seagrams
Dominion
Mar
255
'
Ltd
18%
,
12
'
21 y8
Co^
1,150
A
a76 y4 a76 %
112
12%
5
Seal
&
20
3.95
822
a6 %
Crown
Plocc
25 y2
:
48
30
40
♦.
51
*
56
18% '
Franco-Canadian
Aug
Power
&
55 Va
33
Foncier
38 %
Ltd
150
Credit
Credit
1,242
...
Water
6,710
Glass
Coronation
40 Va
Simpsons
7%
1,800
35%
9.40
Ltd
Jan
39%
common—
LaSalle
Shawinigan
Apr
1,095
35 '/a
Scott
64%
10
3.95
Mining & Smelting.
Jan
37
25
class
7%
Ltd
Co
Warrants
Jan
27
Jun
Foods
17
180
22
J)__—
Consumers
65
Jun
...
' Oct
7.427
55%
Development
July
27 Va
■
C
Jan
95
462
!
Ltd
"12
10
8%
54
29
•
Corporation
preferred
Sicard
1,625
9%
49
12%%.
25
4.75
54
28%
common
Lawrence
12% July
400
22
9Va
""
Coghlin
Ltd
7y2
,_1
Canadian Pacific
4.45
29
♦
—20
55 y4
common-
4.50
____100
...
7
50
Co
Companies
Jan
class A
Sons
Apr
8iy4 Mar
v
Oil
56%
common.—
Canada
Paper
&
5%
Feb
7%.
corn-
Sep
....
Preferred
Russel
Feb
5
"625
:
Preferred
Canadian
Gas..
7 y4
International
Canadian
21
72
!
Imperial Bk of Commerce.
Canadian Industries
common."
36 Va
St
a27
Ltd—'.
Co
Husky
1,248
.
St Lawrence Cement class A...
30
Canadian
37%
Bank of Canada...
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
8.20 Mar
Sep
19 y4
35%
37
Jan
13
-25
37
Feb
21 %
...
Oct
*
common
37
6.10
25 %
common
72%
56%
19% July
alOV'2 al0%
$1.75, series-.
Feb
Jan
Jun
Sep
46 y2
49
18%
25 Va
Oct
Feb
25 %
.50
Aug
42
18
19
_.
Jan
11%
17
Jan
21
.
common
13%.
55
825
15 5/4
72
Aluminum
British
Canadian Bronze
July
9
.
925
8,009
875
'
44
11
4,939
18
20 %
9%
170
800
49%
70
Jan
200
Electronics—
49
17%
Feb
25%
Breweries—
23% Mar
69
38%
326
12 50
Aviation
Canadian
July
17
14
72
preferred
Canadian
Aug
18
13%
Jun
6.25
common
Feb
30%
70
July
25 y4
_
19%
Oct
1,200
.
Jun
26
13%
10
a46
Malting
Aug
15
17%
28
24%
.10
Iron Foundries common
,Canada
5.25
*
:_
2,535
a27
Ltd.
Co
46% Oct
Oct
4.70 May
10
20%
49
_•
'2,135
"
47%
20
20
May
4,548
21 Va
10%
Royal
25 %
20%
*
common
preferred
26%
44%
May
17% Jan
90
Sep
54 y2
Sep
47
common
Cement
Canada
100
44
Oct
July
July
10 % May
preferred
Salada
Calgary Power
1,420
4.80
Warrants
Apr
7
Jun *
2.70
Natural
preferred—...
Power
Jan\
53
Sep
50
Quebec
58% Mar
Oct
6.25
*.5
Gold
,
Aug
4.70
24 %
24%
:
;
%
76c
3,100
11%
Jun
48
80
*,
30%
11%
Products-
47
428
2.80
Power
46% July
30
5
30
Forest
Columbia
Bulolo
83c
49%
:
"50
.
Oil
American
British
British
78c
49%
5
.50
5 %% pfd...
Traction Light & Power- _»
Bowaters
46 Va
al5% al5%
27
.1
Co
59
pfd
70
19
Bros
162
f'25:'.'
Jun
11%
625
4.80
*
Petroleum
413
Paper
25
685
80
Jan
May
517
Rights
Bowater Corp 5%
Bowater
40
41 %
11%
_________1
Pacific
Sep
•
17
1
Jan
44%
46
;
Page-Hersey Tubes
Power Corp of Canada.
35%
65
common..
32
80
5
common
36% May
May
.50
Paper
Jun
*
Products.......
16
Jun
Jun
28
2,458
Flour
Ontario
44%
43% ■
24
41%
•
Light & Power......
65
•\ 65 •
.10
(Canada!
620
1
Ltd
Ltd
48%
Provinciale
Banque
Jan
25%
11%
11%
*
Containers
43%
—
Banque Canadian National
31
ii*
Jan
7V8 Aug
.
12
•
Moore
Price
Bank
Jun
6% Aug
9% May
Jun
6
200
34%
common
Ltd
Jan
23%
Jun
Sep
37
48%
Corp...
Atlantic
Apr
Jun
20 y4
I_~50
preferred
preferred
Atlas Steels
53%
19 Va
200
52
50
11%
415
25 Va
*
1,540
High
125
25
_5
5,420
Low
8%
24%
25
40
i.
21
V
_*
common-—
$2.50
Class
52 <*1
;
Locomotive
Trust
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
•
41%
45%
4% %
pfd
Low
*
class A..
22%
21
4%
Canada
of
Shares
*
Preferred
41%
24%
25
Co
!
A.
Ltd
B
24%
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
High
class
Breweries
Class
Low
High
(Robt)
Molson
Range Since Jan. 1
40%
25
:
Mitchell
for Week
Paper common..
' preferred
for Week
Par
of Prices
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Sales
Last
Par
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Dollars
Sale Price
Abitibi
(Range for Week Ended October 12)
Exchange
in
37
49c
Oct
44
5c
Jan
July
Jan
Jan
3c
Jun
1.07
Oct
1.40 May
Jun
40c
Sep
13
18c
7%
Mar
Feb
38
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Range
Par
David & Frere Limitee class A
Denault
Dome
class
Limitee
65c
50
14
48
120
14
200
13
27%
150
1
16c
15c
*
50c
50c
21%
Dominion
Explorers
Ltd
Leaseholds
Dominion
Drummond
Weld'g &
Dumagami
Mines
Ltd-,
Nickel
Dumont
9,500
15c
3,400
30c
21%
1.425
'
33c
22c
1
1,150
33c
20c
2,060
22c
21,000
.
Aug
Sep
,
Oct
19c
;
Fab
Metal
Fa-bi
Ltd
Fano
Mining
Fox
(1945)
Mines
Gold
Futurity
Oils
Genuine
Autotronics
9'/lc
8
16,600
4c
4c
32c
7.000
127,000
1,000
'
9c 10 %c.
♦
25c
24c
27c
AbJtibl Power & Paper
3.60
3.40
3.60
2.00
1.90
2.10
Acklands
1.75
2.00
Corp
Alberta
5%c Mar
Mar
A.
Class
Trunk
common
3.90
173/4
2.25
24%
1,000
100
2.45
75C
1,400
1.85
500
27
26%.
28%
109
-100
8.25
8.25
Apr
.'•/ Class
July
Alberta
Natural
Jun
1.65
23 %c
Oct
23 %c
19c
Feb
Algoma
Central ',common-—__—,t— .10
2.30
110
July:'
Jan
-
-
Jan
173/a
July
8.05
Feb
38'/4
23% July
I,030
Jan
1,30 Jan
,
•
Jan
Oct
Jan
2.85
^
^
jun
106
May
5.00 July
Oct
173/4
2.00 May
130
8.25
V
Jun
'
45c
27 V»
Aug
70c
12,312
^
:
109
-
493A May
'
Sep
3.75
'14
2,590
75c
1.85
5
i
—
warrants,——
A
345
75C
;
High
*
Jan
*
3.90
.
2.30
common
preferred
3834
4,064
"
Low
-
•
——
Gas
413/4
"243/4
173/4
3.90
trust—
Class
-
1.85
Distillers
Warrants
Voting
*
40%
mil
_——
_
57c
4c
10c
1,550
9c
—v—-
common——I—
Ltd
Admiral
Oct
16,400
8 Vac
Range Since Ja'n 1 \
Shares
High
24%
;
"1-25
Octf.:
700
1
Low
40%
common,
Preferred
:
Sep
8c
for Week
'
t
15c
124,100
Ltd-*
f
Range
of Prices
Par
14%c Aug
9% May
Jun
being
one
OILS.
Sales
Last
-
The first
and
Canadian -Dollars»;a
Sale F*4ee
STOCKS
21c
30,100
>'!
-
3%c Feb-
500
20c
'
Jun
2c
325
s
.
23%C23%C
1
Ltd
3c
18c
•
1
Ltd-
8%
28c
V
28c
2.07
8V2C Apr
in
Week's
Friday
Apr
1.60 Jun
23,600
3%
/ 18c
1
Mines
3,500
14c
.
2%c
'
•
Bay Copper Mines
Fundy
83^
2%c
_1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Francoeur
12c
1
Ltd——
Minerals
Reliance
Lake
1.85
1,85
12c
-
•
Exploration Inc,
&
1.85
1
Ltd
2
Fontana
Fort
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
second
the
Expressed
Are
Shown
Jan
Alberta
Sullivan
East
STOCKS, and
Prices
into two parts.
list the.MINES
segregated
Exchange issues are
INDUSTRIAL
July
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Mar
45c
21
Oct
8% Sep
24c Mar
9'
8%
1
Ltd
Corp
18c
21
Steel Works Ltd •
20 V*
33 Va
57c
87c
26%
12%
50c
Sep
51c
'
Stock
Toronto
1.00 Apr
48% Aug
v
24Va Apr
14
277/s
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
50c Jan
46 V2 Oct
60O
.
The
High
Low
65c
46%
*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
65c
46 %
5
A
Ltd—
Mines
Shares
Low
1
Ltd
Toronto Stock Exchange
for Week
of Prices
'
Sale Frlee
Monday, October 15, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended October 12)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Dalfen's
Chronicle.
The Commercial and Financial
(1586)
3,000
Oct
27c
1
Aug'
■
.
f
,•
■
,.
Warrants
106
I
.50
183/4
40
101%
108
Jun
Jan
465
15 Va May
213/4
Jan
649
::r
.
"•
■;
18
24
i
Feb
Jun
10
Oct
Jun
53%
Apr
Va Jun
'20Va" Sep ,"
45
July
293/4
Jan
1.15 Aug
3.05
May
'
58
:
56
-
:
100
"58
56
Jun
Feb
72
"
•
5.55
10
40
'413/4
21%-,
21V4
22%
'
45%
46
459
1.50
,1-70
698
30c
200
—
—
17%
18%
:
106
17
"
*17
—10
Gas———
1,'———I—i
?" Preferred
■
-lioo
preferred——
B
100
4.80
"
Glen
Lake
Silver
Grisso Foods
of
Canada
Mines
Ltd—
Ltd
Gth-Por Uran
*
;
Mines &
Metals
Ltd
"++*+'■
8 Vac
r
Hastings Mining & Development
Helium Corp of America
;—10c
Hubbard
Felt
Class
A
Inland
Co
Ltd
preferred
Chemicals
Ltd
•
2,800
al5
50
15
Oct
75
223/8
Oct \
International
Ceramic
Mining Ltd
1
International
Helium
•
Continental
Oil
2.20
9c
1.000
2.10
4,200
23c
42,200
15c
a4c
a4c
220
2c
5c
•
July
lie
-
$2.50
Feb
Ashdowh
,5 50 Jan
1.80 Aug
Co
1
Ltd
—
30c
Ash
July
Sep
10c
July./'
1.65
•
63c
1.70
3,147
69c
1.50'
20,500
63c
1.40
28c
4.50 Mar
Oct
Jan
69c
-.
Preferred.
Ltd
1
.Labrador
Acceptance Corp class A
5
Mining & Explora Co Ltd-1
Lamontagne Ltd class A
1
Langis Silver & Cobalt Mng Co Ltd
X
-Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
1
2.44
34,100
1.17 July
5o
' —1.100
3%c July
73/4
Labrador
Corp
of
.2.60-Sep
-
7c.
Canada
Oils
Ltd
7%
20%
20%
20%
9
39c
3c
3c
-a5c
a8c
7%
125
'
Class
8%. Sep
Apr
Sep
20
500 '
9
39c
*
&
Mines
Ltd
29%
Sep
8% July
100
12
a 8c
38c
Aug
500
3c
Jan
/,5c
Massval
Mining
Mines
8c
July
17c
Jan
14c
Sep
Ltd
Ltd
Distilleries
15.300
52c; Jan
2%c Jan
1.61
14.QQ0
75c
12,700
53e
73c
68c
common
*
39%
Dairies
Rice
25
26c
11,450
8 %
11
X
67c
66c
67c
15 %c
17c
4.90
14c
12c
14c
Native
Automatic
Minera's
Needco
103/4
11c
Jan
New
Jack
Lake
Co
Jan
50c
July
Oct
1.02
38c
Uranium
Amulet
Jan
22o
103/4
39,825
201
5% Jun
10
10
10
100
7
1.70
1.65
1.75
1,000
13c
13c
1,000
75c
2.90
Jan
—^-.2,^— -10
64%
v,
1-*
3.40
3.35
-49
49
—_i.
Co
<
2.30
Mines
Ltd
10
Rare
Corp
Metals
Power
455
8%c /
9c
■
66%
7c
——
._50
Paper
Co
6,800
1,000
-
pfd
-
1
5%c
5%C
6c
3,780
4c
44c
48c
3,600
,35c
preferred
Northwest Industries
30
138
Ltd
Opemisca
30
■
48
6V4
:*
6'/4
Paul
1
Silver
Mines—
Service
Stores
Invest
48,.
British
Columbia
Power
Corp—;
British
Columbia
Sugar
Feb
Preferred
Oct
Bond
Brown
Bruck
Mills
22 %c
Apr
Bullochs
20c
cumulative
part
2nd
f
Feb
_2■;
A.
class
1st
14c
*
300
15c
4.85
2.65
Cobalt
Ac
Dry
Power
36
Feb
Canada
48
52% Jan
Class
Oct
6.25
2.30 Jan
,
2.90
13c
9,500
•
-
v
200
500
•
Oct
57c
:
4.75 Aug
2.55 Jun
.1
A1-
Dock
Red
Crest
Gold
a6c
50
7%
1,000
3o
Jan
7c
2,600
5c
Jun
10c
42%
42%
50
80
81
35c
Sep
6
Aug
47c
1
31
200
38%
Aug
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Lawrence
16c
3 %C
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Sangamo
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Soca
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a20
3%c
2.45
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1.00
62
27c
515
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2.45
41c
3,000
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1,000
4.05
1,305
1.05
4,700
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30
22c
28c
31,100
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2,334
54c
52c
54c
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100
100
168
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100
100
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Consolidated
Mines
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85c
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49
Oct
20
35c
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Oct
6.75
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Aug
Oct
20%
lc
4c
Sep
1.60 July
.
30c
3.20
75c
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.
7.40
1.55
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20c
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1.42
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6
93/4
Corp Ltd
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38c
Aug
45c
Oct
54c
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,
Obalski
Mining
United Principal
1.10
United
Val
Van
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Mar
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Der
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10 %d
78c
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■
14c
—
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__
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Jun
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1.80 May
Mar
-
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78c
44,315
25,800
7c
7%c
8,700
9 Vac
14c
414,000
8c
8c
1,010
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footnotes,
38c
Jun
1.75
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19%
4.25
4.25
300
.
51%-
94
93%
94
Apr
Aug
36c
1.01
3.80 May
Oct
-
Apr
10
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25 Vb
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Apr :
82
48
Jun
61*(
Jun
93%
Oct
57% Apr
89
; Mar
96% May
Oct
64%
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101
•
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46%
12
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-
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58
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13
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17
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14,595:
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93/s
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49%
27
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62
64 Va
13
30
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503/4
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47
295
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523/4 May
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8
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10.14
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1,335
1.50
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2.70...
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1.60
295
12
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1,780
27
Jan
Apr
July
12%,
Jan
.14%
2.20
2.05
3.65
3.65
2.00
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30
317/a
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20
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36
303/4
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25
;
7%
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19
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255
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22
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2,224
2.30
5%
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2,650
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s
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rv
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3.70
50
3.70
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80c
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497/8
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preferred--
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975
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/ 200
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50
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10
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•
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3,70
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Mar
90c
143A
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8.25
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Jan
54%
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70
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1
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5%
1,800
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6
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82c
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78c
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2.20
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:
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5%c July
4%c Jan
6c
50.
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.*-1,099
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71:
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25%
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Canadian
Gas
May
July
15 %c
Jan
General
Canadian
Class
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C
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—
6.25 Mar
Canadian
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22
22
20
July
27%
38c
5,200
23c
July
56c
47c
4,575
25c
Jun
Aug
1.30 Jan
Apr
May
5%
3.35 Mar
8%
335
323/4
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24,192
1,55
1.75
1,250
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3,200"
6
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7%
16%
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55%'
10
%
Feb
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56%
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Feb
Aug
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Feb
Jan
1.35
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Sep
11% July
3,990
18
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10
2,535
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<
3.25
•
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4.25
41
4.UU May.
90c
.
100
55 Va
1
17%
.
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,
12
Mar
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50'/a-Jun
755
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15% Jan
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2.50 July
6c
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class
33
7.
16 3/4
common_:
Ice
Machine
Jun
31 Va
I,
•
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Hydrocarbon
1.60
195
323/4
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warrants-——12-,_—-
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Jun
1,600
2.35
2.50
28
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4.50
2.50
32 %
57/s
20c
pfd—
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Oct
12c
Electric
32%
1.35
preferred
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Canadian
Jan
14c
Energy
Warrants
al03/8 al0%
200
40
10
5 Va
5%
5%
300
5
2.85
2.65
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—
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Canadian
6c
6%c
11.000
4c
4c
1,000
3c
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6 3/4
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Jan
Canadian
6c
Jan
Canadian
Pacific
4c
4c
4,500
2c
Aug
7c
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83c
92c
20,600
60c
Oct
Canadian
Utilities
55c
4,900
40c
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Sep
92c
50c
1.05 Aug
Canadian
Western
lie
2
4c
4c
2,000
3%c Aug
3.85
3.90
550
3.00 May
Jan
Canadian
Chateau
3.80
557/a
22,519
55%
55%
100
98
97%
155
150
2
25
21%
preferred—
10
10%
—
4.00 Aug
C
K
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24 Va
v.
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Feb
55%
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16 Va
6%
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98
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162
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10%
737
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143/e Mar
28%
130
24%
Jun
44
21
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27 %
Jan
Jan
38
38
150
31%
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66
Jan
29
29
29%
155
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16
16
16
1Q0
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3:85
27%
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1,365
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8
12 V4-
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-
12%.
1
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preferred
preferred
14c
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92c
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^
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2.70
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7
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225
65
27
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Westburne Oil Co Ltd
Western Helium Ltd—
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Co
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7%
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Feb
126
6%c Jan
14
64
100
B
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36%
20%: 21%
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f
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15c
500
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Feb
16
Jun
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Oct
100
65c
2,500
l
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16
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>
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43c
Sep
July
400
1.65
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22%
18 Va
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Jun
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105
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110
,
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56%
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class 'A-—/—*.——*
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475
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253,4
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10 %
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.
20 Va Mar
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25
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Canadian Bakeries
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92
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Feb
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102
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75
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81
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1
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47
6.75
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7 3/a May
/
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24 Va May '/
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;
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.
41c
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1
54%
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2,326
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,
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2.65
-
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25,362
20%
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50
128
,
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93
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Canada
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St
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/..
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104% 104 Va
1
preferred.
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Canada
Apr
5c
20.700
..
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Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
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31%
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4.70 Sep
400
11 Va:
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56
.
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413
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1
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,
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463/4
Canada Foundries
3.90 Mar
5c
50
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Smelting .& Refining Ltd
Quebec Telephone 5% 1950 pfd-
4.50
•'
Feb
47
13,575
584,511
30% -'•12,255
,
'
'83% J ah
Jun
Aug
29
193/4
class A——.—*
common
Bread
B
Canada
Jan
:6.50-Jan
4c
Quebec
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;
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'
jun
3.00
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104%
Canada Cement common——
Oct
a6c
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Jqn
45
150
-
class
Ltd
Calgary
43c
50
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6%
Jan
May
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Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd__X
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7
-
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-
.
17%
1 19 3A
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Quebec
30
25
.
8
12c
1
pfd
Apr
'
3.00
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70c
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pfd
59
900
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2.85
11%
25
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130
2.70
,
—
preferred-
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53/8
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5%
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30
11%a
177/a
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30c
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4.73
2,872 *
5%
5%
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100
51
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100'
13,500
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6%
4.85
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Pitt
Power
15c
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:
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Aug
1
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Explorers Ltd
Atlantic
49%
•
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Jan
Feb
24
-
49
83c
3.00.
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78c
-
•
British. Columbia' Forest
Mar
Sep
50
-
^
•
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*:-J_22;2,
Jan
1.60
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7c
July
45c
*
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6%
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1
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Ltd
50
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11 %c July
8,500
483/«,
v-
49%
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82
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49
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17c
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:
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4.00 Jun
•
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\V 116% May
*
pfd_—_u—
14 %c
Jun
31
83c;
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43/4
preferred
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53/4 98 i preferred =
1
:
100
2.00 Aug
4c
July
1.000
-25
_•
—
Jan
f
64
31
5.30
,
Sep
1
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10.200
67
10C
*
9% Mar
Feb
1
Ltd
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4%c
67
1
2.50
4VaC
1.60
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common—
preferred
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OCt
2.04
54%
& Paper class
Telephone—
Rights
Bowater Corp 5%
~
Jun
Jan
63/4C
55 %
Bell
Brazilian
Feb
5c
1.85
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American
Quebec
56
64"%
3.4p
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31%
5%
Bridge & Tank
Mar
9
25
'
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Sootia
Lumber
Bowaters
Jam
63/4c
»
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Northern
5 %
93/4
Jun
96 V4
3,822
Feb
54%/ Jun
*
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3,00
5%
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Power
Bowater
Jan
1.53
1.90
Ltd_*
Ltd
North
•
3.35'
^
Feb
6.00
6%c
,
Exploration Co
West
•
100
4.75
3.00
4.75
Industries
5 % %
Jan
Feb
,
of Nova
Beaver
Mar
12
July
*
Vending
Ltd
Frlgistors
Newrich
4.75
-
55%
>
Jun,
20
,
65
'
4.50
jun
11% ; jun
175
35
4.50
—i——-- -10
Radio
Bathurst
'
513/4
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•
Ltd
84c
May
•
common
New
Formaque Mines Ltd
X
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd.lO
New
33%
f
-160
93/4 May
7 Va May
May
..
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50c" July"*
1,535
973/4
973/4
i 35
4.50
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r
21%
973/4
48
Feb
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285
71c
21%
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Montreal
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Aug
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10 3/4
1.76
,
15 %c
13,800
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18c
5,000
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Ltd
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22c
36
1.930
X
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Refrig & Storage Ltd "B"
Pleasant Mines Ltd
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26c
40
a8%
•
6c
125
a5c
39%
5
Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chjbougamau Mines Ltd-
74C
a5c
5
Merrill Island
Royal
Mount Royal
10c
1.60
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preferred
Mercury Chipman
Mount
8%c
l
Melchers
Mount
Vac
1.60
1
Mines
Montreal
8
1
Co-
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Monpre
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B
of
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Apr
600
•
/Bank
Mar
500
:
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Malartic Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
Mar chant
87
FeT5
Jun
6,
5,504
10%- v"."200
71c
Feb
55
Jun
7
r 235
14%: 14%
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Autofab; Ltd class
Apr
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E100
Steels
Auto
51%
4,387
8%
10.%
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-
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Oct
Automatic
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*
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14%'
21%
Jan
83c
July
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;
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50
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2.10
3%c
2.44
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&
S-V
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Atlantic Sugar Refineries commont
1
Keely-Frontier Ltd
Kipna Gold Mines
Lead
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class B—
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8%
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-
30c
30
49
50
25
"
63/4
48%;
■'/
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B——_
class
Hardware
689
8 3/8
;
6%
6%
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3,346
•
I. -54;
7%'
8%
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preferred
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19
-
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.
•
Aug
37
=
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21"
;
30c
Argus Corp common
•
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Oct
58c
1,834
'
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15%. May
22 V» Sep
Oct
40C
May
,
•21
45%
& Mining
Ltd
Israel
:
1,000
1.95
23c
225
52c
21c
2.10
•
2.20
9c
9c
Jan
1.99
-
1.20 Jan
2.10
1
May
July -
61c
=•■
52c
Ltd
Ltd—*,
;
Apr
1.28 Jan
65c
2.20
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Co
80c
1,000
•
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Aluminium Ltd ——————-—*
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pfd—
25
4%%
preferred ——1—
,—50
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lc
Warrants __—.———,T
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Intel-provincial Dredging
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1.00
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Oct
12c
1.40 Aug
5%c Sep
63c
*
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*4.60 July
1.00
•
common—
3.60
Feb
otc
'
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Oct
3.40
.
205
23
22%
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Sep
'
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Oct
Jan
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Apr
Volume
196
Number
6203
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STOCKS
Friday
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Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Building
Consolidated
Consolidated
.
Gas
Class A
!—:
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Can
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Cosmos
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Bridge
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,
50
105
16%
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149
13%
Sep
109
109
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Oct
;v'
44
11
11%
120-
120
19%
Jun
Loeb
Jun
11
Jan
Lowney
13%
12% July
115
16
Apr
Sep
61
Jan
Jan
11%
Oct
108
Jun
;
41%
97
97
17% !
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38
Jun
97
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18%
Oct
•
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105
60
105
5
300
3
Jan
5%
8
May
13 y2
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Jun
7.00
150
Sep
Line
Dominion
Scottish
Dominion
■;
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Aug
4.50
Feb
Stores
48
•
100
Jan
9.25 Mar
Jun
.
48
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8
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,
,
Oct
51»
Mar
11%
Jun
.
6,228
16
Jun
15%
1,985
1,360
15
May
321%. 33%
!
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,
633
29
July
33%
31
31
32
310
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7%
7%
5,028
30
Aug
6% Jun
8%
8%
8%
3,885
50
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common--—__
*
35
35
143
143
25
47%
47
48
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10
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35
.
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!—.—*
34
..
t
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271/4
27%
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Federal Grain
class 'A—1—--ill—-*
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.class A'-!——!___——1—!-*
1___——_*
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Companies!*
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9%
\
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75c
1
Sep
Gatineau
5
_*
——
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Power
Apr,.;:
TO
24%
704
23
17%
505
13
4.20
665
9
Aug
General
9%
July
;
,
!*
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20 V4
General
General
Petrol
III
-1—
——
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2.80
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4.75
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&
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1,796
27
Sep
93
60
93
Oct
Preferred
,
7%
19%
22%
18%
7%
150
26%
26 %
25
10 %
11
7,931
10
May
May
104% 104%
*
40
100
Jun
26%
10% v
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.100
85%
85'%
-
85%
8
8
130
130
7%
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:
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Lakes
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16 %
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B
class' A*—_^_;.**—_*
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1956
warrants
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——
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-
2.25 Aug
23% Jun
31
25%
25
25%
262
24
Jun
31%
Jai.
41%
41%
137
40 y4
Jun
45
Apr
8
8%
*
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45
46%
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4.85
*
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Huron
Co.class
A
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48%
48%
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I_10
Imperial Lile Assurance
Imperial
Store
%
•
Sep
10
60
Industrial
Acceptance
Industrial
Minerals
Machine
Inglis (John)
Jnland Cement
——*
class
-
Natural
Gas
.3.50 Jan
•
Reid
>
17%-
■'
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1
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•;
Apr
Sep
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Oct
87
Jan
14%
Oct
41c
51
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90c
Nickel ^!--
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Preferred
Utilities
T
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—5
common..
Discount
49%
Class
■
Class
\
.
Class
Ltd
153
B* preferred-*
25c
47
LI
Jan
52%
5
34 %
19% July
3.60
Feb
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■
Sep
Kelvinator
■;
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of
A
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Scottish
S
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10%'
t
15
Lakeland
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Gas
4.00
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6
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800
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50c
52c
'
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50c
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5
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600
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12
1
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common!
2.35
*
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3,227
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2.15
80c
100
2.15
2.25
2.35
». 65c
2.45
•
2.05
2.35
3,021
-
v
900
Laura
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A__
preferred
preferred
,——!„.
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I
—
——
-
-
footnotes,
41.
2.50
Oct
4.75
6% July
10 V*
Feb
Jun
9%
Jan
Jun
72%
Oct
Oct,
3.20
Jtan
2.60
225
7 %
1,750
5 Vb
100
69
70%
4%
42
4,340
-
1.75
1.50
850
4.55
4.80
5,417
60c
85c
5,820
60c1
55 %
1,115
38
May
47%
47 %
50
4.45
4.40,July
;?
4.05
200
20
390
18% Aug
20%
75
20
Jun
23%
Feb
14%
14 %
60
9
Jan
15%
Apr
16%
14%
14%
125
13% Aug
5.00
4.75
5.00
1,500
4.75 July
6 %
6V8
6%
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69%
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—
5 Vb
,
70%
63
Jun
84% Mar
7,601
8
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16%
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255
13
Jun
19% Mar
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14%
14%
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*
100
25
67c
1,550
97/s
65c
67c
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5
22 Va
22%
101% 101 %
22 %
—
,
22%
19
4.75
15,604
1,620
Oct
3.75
3.75
Oct
I,550
3.00
Sep
50%
50 %
4.50
4.00
4.50
970
3.95
Jun
8
8 y2
2.740
7%
Jun
24%
24%
25
7,592
19%
Jun
24
24
24
81
22% May
38
38
38%
223
37% Sep
39
41V*
283
39
8%
-50
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A_
—.—■
—,—
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12
12
26%
27
330
12
26%
25
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•
2,347
1.95
10 V4
2,615
18%
18%
452
15
51 %
51%
51 Va
35
30
29
30 %
2,805
3.65
250
10
1,056
3.65
Ltd
Foods
of
9Va
10
Jan
Jan
32 y4 Mar
1.75 Sep
17% Aug
Oct
Canada
5iy4
25
32 y2 Mar
3.65
4.65
Oct
9
16
Oct
6
July
7%
Oct
Jan
Jan
Sep
7%
180
1,768
10%
Jun
15
16V4
13,121
15%
Jun
21 y8 May
J"U
25
1
—
19
19
19
5
25
25%
25%
25%,
25
18%
18%
19%
7,820
4.25
500
97%
110
—.—-
,100
97%
*
——,
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common
14%
15
common—
46%
4P%
Canadian General Invest-
5%
6Va
Ltd
-*
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Bank-———^-10
Iron Works
class
A—
*
55%
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Towers
Marts
*
4.00
Toronto
Mar
i
•
common
Trans
18
Jan
Jan
23% July
26%
10
jua
19%
Oct
Feb
4.65
Aug
2.85
96
102
Aug
Trans
B
Canada
7
Jan
Feb
1
3.20
Jan
Union
Aug
2nd
Sep
16% Mar
Oct
7.25
Jan
1.80
Feb
2.80
85c
I July
55V2
1, »«6
13 v2
103
3.75
4.05
1,400
Apr
50'A Jun
73 y2
Jau
12
3.50
75c
75c
75c
200
12 Vb
9,942
i 1
Jun
11%
11%
3,725
11
Jun
19V2
19%
6.425
17Jun
1
19%
14%
14%
14%
II,675
*
7
6%
7
525
12
12%
600
12
49
*
Elevator
12%
Jun
4.60
Acceptance
Jan
7% Aug
16 % Mar
May
Canada
of
Gas
United
Corps
United
Fuel
United
Steel
class
Corp
A
*
preferred—50
*
Oct
Jan
50
180
8%
245
8% Sep
11
Feb
jun
23%
Jam
Jan
27 %
Jan
58
19
18%
19
3,430
22%
22
22 Va
105
common—..—*
B
class
lnv
55
49
19%
55
55
55
7
55
5%
5
5%
520
5
Feb
•
1.00
95c
Aug
9c
July
7%
Oct
Jan
Fnh
Apr
Vector
Alloys
Electric
-i
—
—
!
10c
7,100
550
7
200
4.15
4.15
200
4.00 May
5.50
Jan
1.00. July
1.30
May
59 %
Jan
'
4.80
——*
50
2.25
2.25
2.30
1,660
14%
14%
14%
2.723
11%
*
13%
13%
14
2,518
11%
10%
11%
1,058
55 %
Jan
62c"
Oct
14% "May
-*
4.15
1.05
Wainwrlght Products & Ref——:
-
G
&
W_
Voting trust
Westeel
Products
^—
*
22c
7%
Oct
-
1.00
1.10
2,150
50
50 y2
2.650
43%
Jun
1.70 Aug
9
Jan
Apr
7% May
6ya July
Walker
._!—
—_—
Jan
600
lCc
5.00
7
-*
—,—*
*
1.75
1.05
9c
4.80
-
Vanadium
Sep
Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd——,—-1
Westcoaat Trans common—■—-*
-
27%
15% May
I
8%
49
50
*
1st preferred
preferred
Feb
Oct
Feb
Feb
16y4 May
16% .May
Jun
Jan
•
Oct
9%
4.35
Oct
Oct
11%
26%
18 Vt July
15
July
11%
22%
37
.-
Feb
7%
Feb
4.25
-
Jan
60
Apr
10%
.
5'21%
Oct
Aug
6
*
i
Pipeline
pipeline—
Pipeline
Prairie
55
13 v2
*
A
——:
14%
41'% Aug
5,100
——*
Trans-Mountain
Jan
class
Finance
Class
f
-—
Jan
/
Traders
!
225
4«:"«
5%
Canada
1.20
8% May
Jun
11%
4.25
21 %
36c
20%- Feb
51% Oct
15%
leys
Oct
Jun
14% Mar
Feb
Sep
11%
_——t
.
9%
18
7%
—
——
Jan
Oct
2,070
10
18%
—
3.90
Sep
2.05
10%
_20
J
Feb
38
i-
Jan
43% Sep
14
"Aug
2,488
27 y2
Jun
23
46,505
26 Va
'
11% May
Feb
60c
Jan
May
24%
22%
11%
Sep..
5.50
13
Feb
Sep
11
Jan
51 y4
48%
20
;
Jan
.
5.00 Jun
50% July
Viceroy 'Mfg class A
.-36c
Jan
12%
3.00
8%
Vulcan
11
Apr
1.25
3.00
Feb
45c
Feb
106
Aug
Jan
25'
Feb
22%
Jan
Aug
65c
Apr
131
Jun
99
18%
100
Jan
14%
26
*
Feb
8.00 Mar
11%
14%
Jun
1
Apr
69 Vb
14%
Sep
-24
Apr
1,660
2,840
11%
.38
6.00
Oct
4.30
15y8
20%
May
20%
4.05
30
24
Jan
51
19%
325
38
Jan
20%
4.05
100
20%
2.60
64 y2
19%
4,012
*"'*•1110
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20%
14%
,15
20
:
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15%
20
i,
,
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e yas . Jan
Oct.
52%
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20
!
see page
25 y2
.14
20
♦
32
Jun
14%
38
,
Leland
For
32
_•_!*:•
_!___20
preferred—!_25
SI.40
$1.25
$2
class
34% Mar
17%
;..; 6%
:5%
1.50
Jan
3,506
15%
—-_3
Financial
6V4Vc- -preferred
»
_10
Secord
Laurentide
Jun
55
.20
—:
Vendomatic
Lambton
Sep
6%
52%
common—.
Feb
Oct
65c
.
—
Standard Paving
Texeco
Jan
Oct
4.20
75c
17%
2.60
———
9V2
•
Jun
t
11%
810
-
74c
11%
4 :.n July
19 Va Jun
TO
class
Dairies
4,80
May
Sep
,L75 Sep
7% July
•300
80c
80c
12%
4.20
■
■
:
—
Ontario
12%'
17%
.
Steel
'
v
104
—-
Oct
9%
800
26
~7
«■
preferred—,
preferred
Ltd
Tamblyn
Mar
-
5%,
July
8% July
44
v ■\
8%
Preferred
8% Feb
80
,2 80 May
100
24%
9
Common
,7% July
Jun
1.75
500
•
550
4.50
17%
Supertest ordinary
69% Mar
5,770
Jan
52% Mar
39
'
83 y4
I*
Steinberg class A-.——
Superior Propane preferred—
,47% Mar
;
78
57/s'
110
11
4.50
Manufacturing-
D
Slater
Stafford
-
Jan
47 y2 July
2.50
49
10%
.53
Southam
Feb
89
Jun
45
5%
49
49
*
class
Holdings
Bros
1.86
Aug
34
1,755
Sep
80
.-1
Mall
Preferred
6% Jan
19% May
July
415
47%
Feb
Jan
"
Stedman
53
46
Feb
36
•
July
7% Jun
60c
preferred,—
Hold
Jan
54
54
Jan
10%
28
4.00
Radio
18
16% Aug
225
-
395
3.00
Standard
1.00 Aug
.10
——'
Warrants
10
Ltd
Jan
2,300
'!_*
,——*
J.
81
•
Feb
1.15
5%
!*
common.
Warrants
81
10c
——*
6%
Jun
__
!'v
1-^!--^
Lafarge Cement
81
Arts
Union
Labatt
10,250
preferred-
2nd
9
Jun
56
-
!
87/a
5%
Socony Mobil
Jail
Jun
—*
Canada
30
8%
*
Cement
Foods
Class B
5.00 May
•
Jun
1,413
2.95-2.95,. 3.00
t
:
^
30
8%
!
Lawrence Corp common
Turnbull
class
Douglas
Warrants
22 y4
—
Pall
of
Silverwood
'
3.45
85c
-2.45.
■
\
Kelly
Jun
Shawinigan Water & Power common.
6 % May
Aug
4
T
2.45
L
*
13%
preferred
Lawrence
Seven
Jan
64
V
5%
<
——*10
—
2,245
common
—
Class A preferred—
St Maurice Gas——,
Selkirk
.
'17% Mar
130
•"
common!———_!—♦
Warrants,
17
—
St
Jan
1.05
^_25c
warrants!————
Jockey. Club
16%
L00
Oil
A
2,319
1.10
!_•
!J,
i-1.
16%
4.50
A
Jun
July
7
5%
Jan
-
30% May
—
Bldg
Rothmans
Class
75%
5%,
Aug
17
13%
25
Gas
Mfg
Nodwell
Class
74%
75.
19 y4
12% July
Jan
12y2 July
5,029
43 -V
,,
,
••;■•■
17%
100
Oct
_*
Warrants
Lake
B
5%
'
—5
'
A
Jefferson
3!)
1,290
.
300
'
Jan
—
Properties
4.10 Mar
34
50
48%
7
common—*
Interprovincial Pipe , Jiine_Interprovincial Steel Pipe!——!
Investors Syndicate common
92c
60%
it v4
!——.. —25
—
90c,
58%
Apr
Oct
Feb
25%
Sayvette Ltd
-
4.05 July
•
Oct
Mar
112 %
185
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com,—
Interprovincial
30
1,330
,
59 y4
f„_.
4.75
17%
28%
12%
Lithography preferred
Steel
4.55
July
100
70%
Natural
54% May
May
•
1.75
'
17%
27
8,258
Warrants
" •':'' ;
4.70
15
—,—
St
Feb
111.
9 % July
962
17 %
15
*
Ore
Iron
Robertson
20 Va Mar
125
17%
19%
13%
common
Industries
Reveistoke
Robin
!
Jan
26
-410
=
5y4 Jun
Oct
Jan
12 %
Oct
Oct
-
76
-100
,
4.15
17%
-20
—
-
17%
15
—
Freferred
Mar
7
5.00 Mar
;
3.75
1,200
6,781-
7%
4.10
._1
common.—..
—
International
-3.80
'7%
,
-10
preferred
Preferred
3.80
—
,
Inland
22%
•
3.80
—*
A
—
Co
21%
22%
common
6
-
4% May
14%
24%
Warrants
•-
'
6
Apr
27 %
Riverside Yarns class A—
Oct
-
"70
17%
_»
Jan
3.05
•
11% July
3,375
■
50
27%
—
Revenue
24 y4
10,684
Jan
Mar
13 Va
Preferred
60 Vz May
120,
13%
17%
v
Fixture
Jan
Sep
43%,
-
715
1,365
27%
Corp
Quebec
Jan
47 y2
43
4.85
15 %
—
Power
>
May
8.45
120
120
60%
26%
common
Drilling
Pipeline
Premium
Jan
13
-!13%
:_4 86%
.
.
120
III5
common
i
Hersey
Feb
Sep
13%
—
—
Jun
4.75
27 %
Oshawa Wholesale
Mar
19%
»
July
-
2.50
50
90
37%
•
preferred
*
Steel
Phantom
10%
30
Oct
Jun
13%
;
Ontario
Parker
100
43%
*
Oil.
Imperial Tobacco
6%
preferred
Ingersoll
30
Feb
11
70
14%
!—1
—100
Apr..
-.
Apr
11% Aug
27 %
Gas
—
'
•
Simpsons
Imperial
Natural
66
•
15%
—*
i
Jun
;
Sep
-Jan
*
'.
44
730
10
Apr
3.65
110
4,579
*
Feb
200
2.15
...
640
2
—
20
1,498
.
.
6% Sep-
200
,
20
preferred
Jun
.
.
,
10%
1—III Z-ZI20
Erie
1,85
1.50 May
800
10
46
:
s
80%
15%
...
53%
1.75
1.80
12% May
444
'
11%
6.25
-2,440
1.50
j
53%
.20C
:
—
•
Gwens
1.40
•
I~*
^
i—,
12 »/2 May
3,350
1,530
80
Jun
35
Apr
10
2.00
».
14%
11%
11%
6.40
4,775
76
13
1.40
& .Co__
•
&, Dauch—
Home & Pittfield^!
Hughes
*.,76.
»
13
_
,4.00
►
250
10
common
•
Aug
r
25
of * Canada.—,
25
11
11%
Royalite
-430
238
80%
Royal Bank
13
--356
12
3.60
——
Northern
8% May
^ug
...
,
Jau *
5
17% Mar
15
24%
Oct
10
3.40
common
Pemhina
20
Jun
14,285
60
15
*
—i—•___
Steel
5V2
403
39
Jun
24%
-—
17% Mar
,
2.70
24%
commoni:—
Preferred
-
2.50
,
15 ; '
s
common!
Preferred
Siddeley
!
Aug
3.75
*
Oct
6
25
—
Trust
Feb
162
1.20 Sep
.655
39
Works——*
Jun
.
Feb
100
11
-
40
1
12%
.,
111%
3.60
———
1885.
.,
50
24 y4
Harding
Hawker
49,
___^100
!**__
.
£
90c
1,689
.
-
-
Jun
50
17%
17
7%
140
'■
2.80
,
49
=
•
435
,
14y8 Mar
-
——*
—*
Ontario
Page
i
.
93 y« May
.11% Mar
»
,
•
■r,.-
Jun
500
Jan
'
——*
Gas
*
1
<_—-•!• *.
common——
preferred
Carpets
14%
■
.
5.90 Sep
1,430
.14%
2.80
—
—
6% May
•
16%
*
35
26
Sep
,
1,530
12
Wire common
95c
Jun
4.00
14%
14'A-
Sep
1,510
'. 6 %
14%
"
14%
—*—*■
—•—__*—*
Voting trust
!
12% May
:
% Oct
8
15 %
1.90
6%
>
4.00
85
2,435
9y4,
,1.20
4.00
6%
_*_!_**—
B
9
May
20
39
1.70
Grocers
33 y4
,
Jun
•~.;",;123% July
,,; 399
T.85
warrants—--.—•___———
West -Coal
Class
8.00
;
1,20
Warrants,——r.———
Great
19%
8.00
9%
-<"1(16
16%
19
;
8.00
r.
common———1
Gas
16
19%:
■
—
Northern
:
7%
.
Jan
21
6%
1.60
Containers
15% Mar
Sep
225
'
...
-
24
Jun
6%
11%
Knitting
60 y4
h
Jan
8%
•
500 '
A——----s-
class
58c
310 "
1
Sep
May
16%
1.65
Jan
May
27%
200
,
9%:1,9%;
,r 9Vx.
19
*
Northern
t
' l
Jan
12% Mar
Oct
49
1,812
i
class A—
common*——
—1
Envelopes
37%
103%
Jun
6%
'622
'
>
65c
65c
Goodyear Tire Canada,, common.—
Gordon Maclcay class B——
Globe
8%
712
58" 58%--.
58
Jan
22
225
6,397'
12
Ogilyie Flour
•
7%
A_. .50c
Drilling class
Mfg
Wares
!
2,000'
Oct
19%
•
'
.1%
General Development
Apr
12
Mines
-
Jan
28
9%
Feb
28 Vb
May
28%
Jan
93
9%
24 y2
20
17%
J
Northern Quebec Power common——;—1
Jun
Jun
27%
*
Bakeries
10% July
700
Power common——*
—_———13.50
Locomotive
Class
1.15 Mar
-
:
%
yd
TOO
1,855
51
39
Nor&nda
57% Mar
Jan
Jan
27%
common..
preferred
e/r
14
20
6%
Trust
Niagara
Jan
31 %
'
*
July
8
24
4.00
1.00
—20
Montreal
National
Mar-
19
•
66c
9%
4.20
Jan
22%
18%
:,
Ontario
Trailer
Fruehauf
Jun
80c
——*
B
National
'
68 y4
27 % July
41
17%
24%
45
20
——100
common—:
Monarch Fine Foods
11
,100
'
9%
16
2,800
1,910
85c
Mfg
Feb
240
500
20
—20
*
—__—
Industries
Moore. Corp
Aug
.
215
Jun
135
-
9%
Fleet'
44%
525
29
51%- 51%
10%
48
82c
50 % Mar
July
128'
*
7% Oct
Feb
13%
'
—
.—
Brick
National
——!!!_!
Falconbridge
Jan
10 y4
187/s Mar
;.21% July
125
-
Sep
34% Mar
48
National Drug & Chemical common—*
Economic
May
82c
48
v.--
——
*
Montreal
51% Mar
16%
31%
•
Preferred
»
;.•'. ,14y4Mar
32 %
—__*
Co—_———r——,——*
30%
Grain
Class
t
May
12
.
3,526
16%
31%
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Stores
Milton
Feb /r.v
121/8.12%
16%
16%.,
.
10 y2
•
Ltd
(W
Midwest
; :•
67 y4 Mar
155
Oct
15%
Dominion Tar & Chemical .common—_*
Sep
19
L,
<:
7% Jun
250
8%
•
155Oct
_•
•285'
48 ■>
;■
38%
;i2»/2
1*
Dominion Textile common—
440
8
A
'
—--
—
,44
3,019
155
8
-
.50
pfd-f--_
Invest
Dominion Steel Coal--—Dortvinion
54% <■
.
/ 155:
warrant?—
Magnesium
Dominion
Dupont
53%
10
_
Molsan Brewery class A—
53%
4,395
pfd.-30
—30
1st
—
Mexican Light &
Preferred —:
■■
Dominion Foundry, & Steel—
10 %
»
_
(M)
McCabe
^
Sep
410
7.00
A
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
5%% preferred ——*—*
Mar
15
...
10%
10
class A pfd
Maorofllan Bloedel Powell River,
May
Jan
10%
5
*
10 %
Macleods
Feb
8,905
105
125
Jan
-
Maher Shoes
3.60
;-•■
50y2
102
!' 27
,
.
15%
10%
Maclaren Power & Paper class A—2.53
120
"
42%
97
-2
2.40
100
2.80
High
3,493
Feb
42
■
class
preferred-*.
Minerals
Jun
July
"8
28
4,022
'•*
B
Preferred
9%
110
44
Class
Locana
5
16
■
1st
Jan. 1
Low
12%
—
Loblaw Cos class A
,
Feb
Oct
B
Range Since
High
12
—12
Groceterias
Class
Shares
12%
common
preferred
Loblaw
Jan
Jun
41%
8
Low
•
Industries
2nd
Jan
22%
Jun
105%
425
10
Oct
104
196
common,
• v.
•;
18
2.80
'preferred.
f.".' a
■.
,40 %
42
*
Gen Invest—1
Coal
•
Oct
! 3,308
.
10
7
Dominion
Warrants'■'«_*
35
,
6%
Levy
/,
-—
Dominion
■
/
—r—_
Dorninion of Canada:
Jan
6%
p!d-!-—f--- 100
■»
Anglo lnv
Dominion
t'
-•
•
Seagrams
Dominion
25
16%
—5
—
common-—
^
' t
_.*!—
•
Oct
,
13%
L
Ltd
Estate'
18%
1,162
■
41%
' preferred—J— L——— 100
A
Oct
106% 106%
——*
———*
!——
Cr.own Zellerbach
Class
6%
106 Va 107%
42
Ltd.—
L)
36
17%
100
International
19
35
——-—-10
Credit'———,
Imperial
Crain
Crush
L-
18%
Distillery class -A_————:——*
Corby
12,180
6%
Feb
4.65
for Week
Par
3.00
.Tun
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
1,360
,
6%
*
-100
common——
Low
4.15
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
High
4.00
new
Continental
Dale
4.00
common..'11
Mining & Smelting
__*
Paper—.-—.,.-.,
.—-----*
Consolidated
Consumers
Low
—*
Columbia Cellulose
(Range for Week Ended October 12)
Sales
Week's
Friday
2.85 Jan
Jun
23%
Feb
Jun
22%
Feb
14%
Sep
Mar
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1588)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
Shares
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
)
' -
(
Par
Western
warrants—
Copper
Vvescun
Low
High
1,000
12c
Sep
59c
14 y8
143/4
1,120
13
Jun
20
18
18
2,950
15%
7.40
7.40
7.35
2,533
6.00
9%
9%
330
6%
Jun
41%
39%
41
992
36V4
Jan
133/a
13%
133/s
305
12 V2 July
3.00
3.10
380
3.35
3.50
3,175
Jun
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Jan
Consolidated
Nicholson
Consolidated
Northland
Consolidated
Sales
Week's
Last
1
Range Since Jan. 1
■
Apr
22 Ye Mar
Jun
9%
B
Monday, October 15, 1962
.
Sale Price
'
>
High
20c
20c
class A
(GeoI
Class
Low
20c
.
(Range for Week Ended October 12)
Sales
Week's
.
4%C
Low
4%c
Wood
Yukon
&
Pass
—
Industries class A
Stores Ltd class A
(J)
Woodward
%
11%
•
Jan
Consolidated
10
Aug
Consolidated
44
•r
May
Consolidated
Regcourt
Mines
Jan
Consolidated
Sannorm
Mines
Rambler
Red
-lie
lie
__1
1.01
6%c Sep
20c
Jun
35yac July
9c
4,000
v
1.01
Aug
July
21c
'300
10,600
1.02
—1
_—
Poplar_
10 %c
12c
:—1
9%c
—*—1
7c
.
5%c
Jan
9%c 1I%C
17c
39,900
.
A
-
17%
6%c
5»/2c Jun
..
'
—5
warrants
—
3.50
Electric
Zenith
2.70
4.10 Mar
Jan
2.40 July
6.35
(,;r
Jan
Consolidated Shawkey
Consolidated West1 Petroleum
7%c
11,000
Conwest
5c
Coppercorp
'
"
19c
Ltd,
Mines
23c
,16c
.
Jan
12c
76,150
57c
May
'
Gas
Acme
—t
Mines
Uranium
Acadia
Oil
&
13c /
111
-«■—.—<—
Ltd
Advocate Mines
*
_
Agnico Mines Ltd
Akaitcho
Yellowknife
*80
—1
47 %C
Gold
1
Alba.
Explorations
:
Alberta Pacific Consolidated
7c
5%c
33c
?
10 %c
-56c
Sep
May
2.65 Jan
Jun
Mar
41c
Oct
90c
Jan
V * 14c
Oct
22 %c
Feb
' 47,200
4c
'26,933
;
30c
Aug
Sep
54c
Lead
Courvan
Ansil
7.50
—
..
6c
308
7.50
200
5c
8%c Feb
Area
Gold
10c
Sep
Oct
10 %
Jan
July
7.25
Craigmont
1,139,700
10,727
17c
Jun
8c
Sep
July
48 %c
10c
15c
Jan
93c
3,800
85c
Jun
1.37
Apr
16 %c
Apr
"
12c
9c
1.12
1.05
1
40c
Coast
94,500
8c
Jan
11,350
68c
May
220,850
24c
May
93c-
Jan
17,000
1.12
40c
45c
.
15 %c
Warrants
Atlantic
15c'
11c
May
36c
Jun
r
,
16c
•
.
1.07
1.15
1
6 M2C
6%c
6%c
2,500
5c
,,v'7; 5C
6c
22,000
1.17 Mar
5%c July
1
Copper
4J/2c July
;
,
36c
6,100
■
17c
17c
45c
45c
30c
2,000
16%
15%
16%
8;%C
8%c
8 %c'
8%c
——50c
;
Crowpat
Cusco
_—:
Mines
—1
Pershing
8%c
^.-1
1
_l
Mines
'14c
L
-
:—
45c
"
13c 14 %c
4%c
5c
8,500
14 %c
17c
■
>378,631
—1
•—•
Jan
1.39 May
-,
,
75c
18c
Jan
Jun
: 85c
Mar
t
1%
Oct
May
;
>
'
-
,
21 % Mar
•
12c
-
Jun
5y2c Aug '. \.t, 12 V2t Sep,
5c
Jun
'V 1 15c
Sep
.3%c Mar i —/6%'C Sep
Daering Explorers
Daragon, Mines
10,400
1.00
Feb
1
Horn
Gold
—-k—A
1.28
Sep
ll%c
Jan
16 VaC
*
Mining
Mines
Denison
n.
Dickenson Mines
t
9%c
..
49c
10
77c
—1
4,000
15c.
8c
May
"19c
Sep
;
1,220
•!
4.20
4.40
; 10,135
28
27%
28
2,511
2.50
Petroleum
4.25
'.
12%
13 V4
8c
7%c
8%c
11c
11c
11c
13,800
/ 53c
Jun
Jun
12 y2 Mar
..
78c
Mar.;
6c
>
15 %
Jan
Feb
Jun
Jun
16 %c July
75c
Jan
'
•
23 %c
23 %c
28c
62,925
19c
East
Amphl Gold
—_1
:6%c
6%c
7%c
12,000
4Vzc Mar
East
Malartic
Mines
—1
Sullivan
Mines
July
July
12 y2c
••
May
9c
'
Oct
5.45
34
9.25 Mayj
3,120
/
Mar
May
Jun
3.60
Jan
24c
72c
23% Mar
6,900
1
Co
•V 13
1
Mines
Copper
Dynamic Pete
— 38c
Sep
,27c
Jan
9.50
2,642
•
Mines
Duvan
44c.
9,383
78c
Oct
14c
Mar
14,174
30,000
49c
-
17c
25y2c Apr
July. :
■;
10%
10
,63c
,
-
6c
'7
25c 28Vac
•
49c
1
Dome
Donalda
"
1
25c
Mines
Devon Palmer Oils
,8%c
,
25%C'
1
•
"21,200
21c
8c
May
_15c J jun
-
11,500
'12c
21c
8%C
—1
t
17 c
8c
21c
—1
Mines
16c
■
'
Ilc^
•
1
—
Pacific
Delnite
15c
East
Ruffner Mines
Atlin
12c
•
Oct:
7c-
1,625:
2,000
133,300
,
Jan
15%
2,760
„
>
,
Jan
: :7.90 May
v
31c. Sep
Jun
500
f
Croinor
Dome
'
Arcadia Nickel
Associated
v
34c
-—*
——:
-
Mlrnes--
Crestaurum
Delhi
•90c
-_40c
20,467
Oct
2.35
3.70 Sep
11c
kJun'
; 6c
Jun',
,:I 1.00 Sep1
27,318
.
,,.36c
;;
14,500
10c
1.11
"
1
Mines.
9%c
i
—
Copper
Deer
90c
Mines
Oil
Asamera
1,845
.
Cowichan
Brewis
9V2C
'
Mines
Arjon
23y2c 37 %c
37c
35c
-
Decoursey
l
.—
; 1.05
___1
1,225
•
-
15c
8%c
1.10
Zinc_
Feb
—i
Mines
14c
9%c
—
Mining
Deldona
Anglo Huronian
Anglo United Development
1.55
3.90
:
—1
—
Copper Rand Cliiboug—
Coulee
1.50
3.75
15c
May
Aug
9c
6c
;•
Jan
15c
7.50
6c
Apr
Jun
3,178
37c
__1
-
55c
5,000
V
7c
36c
1.07
Mar
1.65
Oct
6.75
.
4,370
i9c;:
10c
9c
•'
Jan
15c
Jun
2%c Apr
,.40c
Jan
1,424
%
15c
-
35 %c Mar
11,600
2.05:
19c
—
,20o
Petroleums
Anchor
1.85
2.05
v
62a
-
5,000
v
45c
4.80
5,015
.
5%c
.100
Pete
Leduc
:>'V
May
9%c Aug
930
68c
5c
5c
2,000
»:>"
47c 47 %c
1
I
Lead Mines
Anacon
13c
•45c
—
—
9,655
:
6.00
1
//:66c
;
Oils_.
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
American
580
5c
•
Alminex
6»/2c
5%c
6c
Ltd
Mines
1.55
3.90
—
:
Sep
12y2cMar
\
Feb
30c
8,033
•„
"
•
•
*
Exploration
Coppev-Man
OILS
AND
MINES
Abacus
30c 35»/ac
—1
;
Apr,
1.60 May
*
Class
High
Oct
8,211
.
3c
•
Warrants
White
•
-
8,800
20c 2oy2c
-1
Mine
High
3c
——1
Mines
Pershcdurt
Low
*
Mines
"
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor Gold Mines
—
1
Oil
63,700
31c
37c
50,800
62c
62c
64c'(
23c
,
17c
Feb
■;> 1.55 Feb
1.02
1.14
18c
1.06
19c
1.02
7c
Petroleums
Beatlie Duauesne
Lodge
Mining
Beljetgrre
Corp
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd.—
Farwest
2,750
17C
Aug
32c
Jan
6c
Feb
10c
7c
Oct
7c
2,000
4c
Jun
5,000
10c
May
—
14c
.•:8c
42c
45 c
-18c
18c
1.96
2.05
1
.
VI'
14c
6%c
2.04
.500
Corp
Copper
Mines
Yukon
.1;
Mines--;.-
Bordulac
Mines
8%c
1
12 %c
•
—
1
——.—
1
15%c Jan
11c
Feb
1
Mining-
Francoeur
5c
19c
11 %c
Sep
60c
Aug
500
12c
Sep
21 %c
Feb
Genex
Feb
Giant
Jan
Giant
-V
■d
7,500
1.35
Jan
9c
6,642
2.49
14c
Aug
May
1
5c
9c
20,000
58.200
29,900
Ltd
5c
7,000
4c
13,400
37c
%c
-
Mines
Mascot
Mine_—
Yellowknife
:
Mines
39c
42c
7.10
7.45
4,804
6.00
Apr
7.75 July
2.40
2.55
1,100
2.05
Jun
3.10
Jan
Broulan
Reef
-1,
28c
28c
1,600
36c
Jan
Brunswick
Buffalo
Cable
Mines
Oils
—
——_
Gas
Camerina
Petrol
Red
lie
Chieftain
2.18
Delhi
Dyno
Export Gas &
*
1
Canadian North Inca
Candore
1.15
30,000
5c
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
3.000
80c
Sep
1.35 Aug
5.35 Feb
1,10
Sep
5.35
Feb
4.35
Feb
hoc
Jun
13,000
15c
May
2,258
71c
4,161
17 %c
Oct
45c
Apr
31c
Jan
38c
Jan
•
82c
,
; 36c
15,250
■
v
July
8%c
1.00
1,142
1.07
11c
13c
•
9c
10,833
'
—1
9%c
6%c July
5 %c May
-
1.80
Jan
x.87
reo
26c
Jan
1.22
Jan
10c
Consolidated
Pam
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Central Dei Rio
10%
10%
10%
750
10
Jun
9.50
8.05
9.50
27,822
Central
Pat
1.03
1.01
1.03
2,850
Central
Porcupine
7c
4.80
Jan
95c
Sep
5%c July
8,500
15c
Sep
Oil
Cheskirk
1
Kayrand
Chimo Gold
Chromium
Cochenour
Lake
Combined
93c
Copper
Mining
Mining
&
Mines
Min
Smelting
16,500
20c
16,500
10c
9%c
11c
,_1
82c
Jun
3c
May
17%c
Oct
3ic
43c
1
Waite
13'
11%
47%
47%
157/a
15%
1.50
1.70
Jellicoe
Joburke
Gold
10c
v '
46c
45c
53c
24,250
34 %c
25c
35c
t-
65c
65ci
75c
,
;*
78c,
Keeley
Oct
Kenville
May
May
22c
1
10c
Gold
Kilembe
500
23c
July
19c
19c
2,500
18c
Aug
1.70
200
1.70 Sep
75c
Key Mines
80c
5.50
May
5.75 May
47c
Jan
29c
' Apr
2.35 Mar
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Mines
Jun
23 %c
%c Jan
17 %c
8%c
10c
29,800
5%c
7c
7,067
7c
7c
7c
6c
Central
2
4%c July
Dragon Oil
Peniinore
9c
9,000
76c
72c,
79c
32c
32c
33c
Iron
Lake
Lake
La
Osu
1.03
8c
Consolidated
Halliwell
Consolidated
Mnrbenor
1
34c
— _
Mines
Com>i.".1dateri
Mic
...
Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated
.
Luz
1!
Mac Oils
Consolidated
Mogul
Consolidated
Morrison
Consolidated
Mosher
Consolidated
Negus
Ltd—*
Jan
Jan
Sep
Aug
Latin
Jan
10c
Sep
Aug
Apr
30c
Jan
57c
32c
36c
19,150
27c
Sep
59c
29c
7,000
Exploration.
.
Mines
Fcr footnotes, see page 41.
1.05
1.25
35c
32c
Long
2.28
2.50
lie
10c
11c
Jun
1.34
4.35
Jan
Jan
Point
Macassa
Gold
MacLeod
Feb
Madsen
2.96
644
3.10
100
2.95
17c
'I
ADr
30 Va
L
-
May
7.95
Jan
liy2c May
Apr
31c
138
Feb.
4.10
Jun
2.60
Feb
4.18
Jun
3.25
Jun
48c
Jan
90,355
4,670
9c
9y2c
4c
5c
20,500
1.80
,,
,
Jun
Jan
1.46 Mar
,v
Sep
;
1.70 Jun
15%c
Jan
4.35
May
2%c May
26,500
5c
1.75
1.05
'
Apr
54c
V
Oct
32 %c
4.25
4.80
3.45- Jau
256
12,200
59c
Jan
2.60
_
39c
Jun
,
t.28
Jan
Magnet
•73c
Mar
Majortrans
3 00
Aug
Malartic Gold
13c
Feb
Maneast
•
Gold
Mines
Mines
Ltd-
•
•
Lake—
36,000
8c
13,500
5c
Jan
12c 14%c
51,900
6c.
Jun/
Consolidated
—*
5%c
5%c
-6c
3.65
3.65
1,777
18c
18c
2,400
4c
5c
36,500
1
1
.
1.15'
1.15
2.18
1.15
2.18'
2.18
1
—
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5c
8%c
86C
90C
5c
>
-
6,769
5c
3.10
3,000
.V—
*
4y2c
4 y2c
31c
Jan
6l/2c
1.05 Jun
1.30
Jun
2.00 Mav
2.51
Jun
.3V3c July
6c
Sep
Sep
,
2c,
July
>
14c
•
Sep
2,700
74c-T Apr,
1.05
July
1,300
3 %c Mar
6y2c
Feb
"
Uranium
.
Apr:
July
3d
•
119,000
May
i
17c.. Aug
3,454
10c
86c
.
5y2c
9c
Mines
/■
3,000
3.60
_1
Sep
6,300
1.07
1
-
Sep',-.
18c
98c
7 %c
12'/2c
*
.——
16c
88c
16c
1.03
7 y2 c
17 %c
_1
1
1.65 Mar
1,200
,
1
Cockshutt
Red
Feb
July
13,250
1.24
-
Explorations-
Jun
9c
17c 18%c
51c
— -
Mardonald. Mines
Mac fie
May
8,516
Jan
Feb
29c V Aug
Feb
.
38c
1
Yellowknife
76c
1.90
Jun
7 %c
13c
2,000
1.16
Mines
28c
8,900
3.80
16,750
53c
■
Mines—
Goldfield
15,010
-
19%. Sep
1.24
Gas
94,925
37c
2.50
Aug
71c
9c
•
Sep
3.20
47c •••' Aug
;Jun
—50c
—
Long Lac Gold
20c
2,334
4.60
10c
v
Jan
>
i--
-
May
3,500
4.05
4c
4c
8c
50c
20%
9c
Lyndliurst
48c
20
8C
.750
364
.
38 %c
1
Jun
2.42
79,000
3.25
1
15c
50c
25c
3.80
Mines,
Louvicourt
6,500
21c
3.80
Mines
Feb
17,250
Oct
9c
10ya
24%c July
3.10
Gold
14c
1,714
Sep-
3.25
Gold
Little
Jun
74c
July
69c
Oct
82,200
,
3.25
Lenconrt
7c
3.70
Aug
44c
.
Jun"
6.50
40c
2.96
Lexindin
Loraao Uranium
3.30
1.19
;
Sep
16c
-
4c
8,791
1
Mines
Jan
Jan
63c
■
10,500
•:
,_1
American
Leitch Gold
1.80
19c
124,450
6c
34c
♦
-
8%c
3.55
Sep1
Jan
80c.
•>
1.65- Jun
♦
Mines
Jun
May
•
10c
Gold
Oil
Juti
26c
May"
1,800
18c
1
Mines.
Lamaque
May
72c
July
25c
35g
25!/2c Mar
•
1
Mines
3c
72c
56c
1.85
4.45
1.05
27 %c
48c
-
8,833
Mar
12 y2c.
Jan
V 6,459
Aug
Sep
10c
May.'V
7.45
1
6 %c
6 y2c
-
Arrow
5c
9c
•
Gold
Mines
Shore
Landa
Lynx
Lake
Golden
17c
May
V
Apr
87c
...
Aug"..
•1.70
Mines
4,500
■
40c
%
Sep
Jun."
7.05
20
9,200
15 %c
Jan
10c
69c
63c
5c
7.25
Labrador Mining & Exploration
6c
3,136
Jan
1.75
20c
12 %c 12y2c
1.15
9c
2.55
7c
1
Townsite
6c
8%c
16,500
—J
1L
1.05
Discovery
Gillies
May
11c
9c
Consolidated
Consolidated
63c
2,500
5%c
Consolidated
Consolidated
2,900
12c
Cadillac
Caliinwu
Consolidated
75c
Klin.—
Consolidated Beta Gamma
Con.snliriated
70c
11 %c
;
1.34
4'/2c Aug
21,900
3,600
Kopan
Default
1.70
Jan
Sep. /
Oct
Jun
.:32c
19.700 :
Apr
Lingman
19C
*
__•
Kirkland
Sep
Lake
*
Petrol
Feb
8c
Lake
Oct
-Jan
Feb
10c
12c
22c
1.72
34c
Jan
4.50
17c
1:
Aug
17c
22c
34c
Jan
5,885
Jan
Apr
20 Va Mar
73 c
24c
10c'
65c
Copper
Jan
26c
2.65
'59 V4
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Jun-..:
60c
21c
Mines—
24c
4.90
Feb
15% Mar
Jun-
3,025
10c
Jan
157/8
•
'
65c "
11c
Frontier
57c
26c
8c"
10c
Sep
36c
77,000 '
,
Jan
2.85
26V2
54c
48,600
6c
5c
■
Jun
;; 7,600
46c
14c
:
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Sep
9c.
3,800
20c 25y2c
37c
Jun
Jan
25'/2c
20,400
13c 13 y2c
Kerr-Addison Gold
Oct
4.60
78c
37c
f
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Copper
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Sep
26c
i 75c
5,000
Jan
July
65c
Jun:.
May
12 %
V 86,528
___
Joutel
Jun
4.75
47
Apr
26c
2.05 Mar
3,151
"1,994
40c
I
Mines-
9c
1
•
33c
.___1
Mines
Quebec
39c
Oct
340
»
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Aug
19c
-1.25
Jun
9%c
—20a
—
Mines
29c
1.50
2.45
16%
Jan
20c
j
JUn
9.25
10c
1
,
9.40
37c
;
5c
2.05
18%
3,967
V
48%
8c
V 16c-,.Jan
-
May V
July
i,600
11%
;
■:•/
■
1,171
5,913
■
7,500
3,100
:
,
12%
•
2.45
__35c
Apr
9.50
2.21
1
_1
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Mines
Coniagas Mines
Consol
11%
11%
1
—
Mining
Explorations
Langis Silver
Con
11%
23c
11,600
r
2.58
10%: Feb
Jun
28,500
6c
5c
12c
1
—
Jacobus
18,500
"
47c
25 %c 27%-C
11,600
1
.___
-
Mines
Mines—
18,600
30c 32 %c
45^
1.6O
13c
12 %c
18 %c Mar
'Ci
Feb
July
Feb
9%c Apr
Feb
13c
70c
•
Jan
..'•15%
Mar—V
:-7c
500
Jan
4.15
1
Sep
Aug
lie
1,664
20 y4
1.2.50
30,700
-
14c
1.00
'
2.45
i
3c
Jun
•24 c
V
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7.75
V-
48c
Jan
6%c
-
3,336
Sep
21c... Feb
»
1.60 Mar
•
♦
Metals
Commonwealth
5c
17 %c
__i
-
Willans
Gold
460
4c
17 i/aC
1
Smelt
&
1.07
4'/2c
1
Mines
Chibougamau
1.07
1
Mines
Chesterville
13c
12c
5c
Kirkland Minerals
Charter
2,000
'19%
*
Bay
Oct
14 %c Mar
12c
.
17,000
:
Jan
Vi
Jun
May
5V2c
"28,000
20
.—_1
Copper' Mines..
Iron
9 %c
Sep
5c
2.58
1
Irish
Jonsmith "Mines
98c
,
•r
14,000
■
12c
III
Gold—
-
Joliet
5%c Aug
.
C
<}■ 9
Apr
9c
*
36c.-
May
1.95
2,550
8.25
i2y2c
26c
7c
•
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Inspiration
Jack
-
,34c
!
Mar
4,225
•
4c
.■
12c
—,
——
1.20 May
947
A
Porcupine—1.
30c
8,500
12c
13,625
•
8.00
5c
12 %c
1
Mining & Smelling-.
Oct
15,260
Jan
9%c
Y 8:05
5
Gold,
Hydra Exploration
Iso
l'Oc
7c
14c
—-1
—
Hudson Bay Oil
Hugh
V
1
—
—
Jun
Feb
15c<
23c
V
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May.:
29,733
Jan
v; 1.10 Apr
I
3%C Aug
12c
May
23,000
14c
•
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Howey
r13%c
1.00
—
12c
9c
6%C
19c
44c
3.35
1
Mines
79c
1.05
6c
Jan
18c
42c
19 %c
Jan-.
12c
:
4,500
Jan
29% Mar
Sep
8%
1,000 '
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28c 29 % C
1
Consolidated
Home Oil Co Ltd class
8,772
8c
V 33,700
4%c-'
13c
.
Jun
68c
'
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Feb
13c
Jan
5%c
5,250
13c 14»/2c
V
.—1
Iron
23,000
-
1.04
Coin
Jan
2.61
8c
Chjb
2.60 Mar
13 %c
39,790
8%c
;
Aug
Gold
Hudson. Bay
1.05
Gold
4.55
Oct
Oct
4.10 Mar
22% July
936
3.05
1
^
Hollinger
1.18 Mar
May
May
33c
.
19 %c May
Oct
"
1
Highland Bell
27,485
11c
III
:
Heath
23c
1.07
-
Feb
Jan
1.05
.
Lakes
Jan
315
7,409
of
7.50
3.50 May
64c
Jun
8%C
*
Ltd
Quartz—
2.60
80c
13%
1
Mines—
Minerals
19 y2
Feb
79c
3.20
1
—^
Headway Red Lake
1.21
92c
8%c
Gold
July
27,216
i
"
Captain
Rock
Head
Sep
Jan
6c
103,200
11% '' ny4
13%
—1
;
—
Gold
Jan
Jan
10.699
17c
1
I
Mines—
Lake
29% Aug
2.35 May
20,200
*
—
80c
1.50
—1
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Lead
39c
Mar
5c
Jan
31V2c Aug
May >
9y2C
225
llq
43c
13y2c
—
—
Gunnar Mining
Gwillim
Jaye
1
Mines---—:
Exploration
28,549
•
6%c
1.08
33c
3.20
13
7,200
4.30
4.00
78c
-
300
1.03
1
3.70
20y2c
0
Gulf
Mines
May
1.25
9,856
-
V-
1.31
-93c
19
-19c
5,180
•
1.25
1.16
Northwest Mines
Silica
1,225
2,600
3.60
20y2c
:
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Harrison
-
14c
1
Hasaga Gold Mines—
Hastings —
24
18%c
_
2.60 Aug
850
66,490
.
237/a
1
—
DeveloD
Jan
2.80
33c
Canadian
Erin
•
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11c
793.400
—
10c
V„
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Mines
Plains
Sep
20c 20 %c
—
Great
Jan
1.30
Pete
Canadian
Jan
Mines
Granduc
15c
1.25
__20c
Gold
Feb
Jan
6c
Grandroy
20c
3,70
6c
.16%
Oil
2,666
22,725
1.85 Aug
4.20 Jan
i.
/
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'
'28c
3.55
10c
Island
1.15
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2.37 Jun
,
Jan
Apr
22 %c Mar
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3,200
1.80: Jan
13c
8V2c
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Jun
•
9c
Jan
6%c July
3.80
—'
4.90
3.40
f v-
1
12 %c Aug
1.25
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Canadian High Crest
Canadian Homestead
98c
6c
Petroleum
Canadian
Jun
Sep
Mar
Mining
Goldray
11,570
15%
•
4.00
1.44
-
Canadian
Canada
1.02
4.10
1
Petroleum-
2.80
t—e————-
77,000
2.25
3.50
15%
—1
—
—
Canadian Malartic
3.60
III
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Devonian
23%
,15%
——
Warrants
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20 %c 21 %c
—i
Jan
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22,000
23%
10%C'
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IV
11%
1^'V 14c
—^r.r-
Mines
15c
14c
1
-
Aug
Feb
Uran
11c
10c
15c
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Minerals
Canadian
Long
1
——
1,250
59c
Glenn
Hard
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Petrol
Canadian
Canadian
13c
23%
Lands.
Astoria
Canadian
12 %c
1
———
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Canadian
4c
—_—
Lake
Southern
Canaida
1.41
500
—
Chibougamau
Oil
600
5c
.
Oil———
&
Campbell
Canada
1.50
5c
—
——„
Campbell
Canada
3.15
1.46
—
Petroleum
Calgary & Edmonton
Calvert
3.05
1
Cadamet Mines
Calalta
%
1
Lake——
Red
25c
1
Mining & Smelting
Ankerite
'
June
5c
Aug
July
Sep
2.73
2.05
6%c Aug y
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1,000,
;
13c
1
40c
Buffalo
.
•f 15,939
33c
3.00
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Ltd——
1
7.15
Mines—
19c
2.90
11%'c
1
Glacier Explorers
7 2.40
if;:
25c
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Goldale Mines
1
—
i
28c
3.00
12c
Ltd
Sep
Feb
8%c Jan
July
Sep
24c
12y2c
•
Jan
1
Ltd—
3,000
8,500
9c ioy2c
25 %C
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:
27c
18c
-
Pioneer—
Mines
2.95
91c
7,350
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Jun
July
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15c
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4c
38c
11c
8c
9c
4
13c
2.89
,
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Petrol
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28,950
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1,050
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Fa Lima
35,800
,
10c 10 %c
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4,300
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1.60
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39c
Oct
2.39
1.88
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28c
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7c
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Jan
48c
5,250
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2.30
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1
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16 %c
3,550
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Uranium
28c
25c
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Metals
125c
Feb
'26
Jun
Mav
90c
July
10%
Jun
22
3,800
Sep
4.65
17% July
275
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1.10
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24 %
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,
8.70
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3.90
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Number 6203
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41.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
-
Sale Price
Manitou
Barvue
Manoka
Marl times
—
M'elnivre
3,700
20c
Jan
36c
Queu^c
Chibougamun
Apr
25c
Aug
Sep
12 %c
Ascot
Copper
11,813
Quebec
Labrador
7V2c
8,500
5%c May
12c.
Jan
Quebec
52C
9,700
45c
Sep
88c
Feb
Manitou
46c
48c
12,000
5,000
36c
May
57c
Feb
Quebec
Quebec
7c
July
46c
1
9c
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8.80
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51% Feh
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9.499
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16c
17c
6,770
15o
4c
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54,000
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37c
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36c 40Vic
1
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5c
80,030
25c 26V2c
14c
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52c
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13,900
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4c
Aug
10c
15c
May
80c
Jun
850
3,241
13 Vic
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9.10
9.10
9.25
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2.72
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2.80
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38c
37c
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9c
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29c
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23c
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38c
8,725
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6,000
1.09
2.45
1.19
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Apr
33c
Aug
86c
Jan
Jun
July
30c
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49,100
Oct
21c
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385
1.09
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60c
82,671
62c
26c
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4y2c May
256
2.40
Murphy Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
11c
38,496
Jan
1
72c
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National
-
8c
6C
6c
6c
2.22
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6 Vic
6c
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23c
3,400
3.55
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600
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of Canada.
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26c
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24c
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12c
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4 Vic
4 Vic
5c
5,400
2,500
1
8c
8c
8c
76c
85c
II,150
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7c
7c
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99,600
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16,233
37,025
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38 Vic
46c
215,300
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39c
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41c
43c
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1
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28c
28c
29c
4,500
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2.25
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Placer
Ponder
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Preston
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Prospectors
Provo
Gas
Purdex
Minerals
Ltd
10C
Aug
6V4c
Sep
16,330
Oct
8.35
Jan
22c
23c
11,100
23c
'
18c
6c
;
30c
Apr
9c
Feb
Mar
May
4,150
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15c
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17c
23,300
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May
24C
Feb
34c
39c
15,825
31c
May
56c
Aug
1.39
1.48
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1.55
1.55
1.61
7,108
90c
90c
900
1,150
80c
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9c
12c
3,300
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1.70
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65c
6,500
53c
75c
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70c
74c
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70c
31c
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34c
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22,128
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57,635
1
15,125
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1.66 Aug
Sep
2.573
6,975
45c
Jun
Jan
Jun
1.20 Jan
18c
Oct
1.70
1
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Transcontinental Resources—
1.77
Apr
Jun
56c
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1.80 Jan
Jun
1.70
31c
70c
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1.74 Aug
1.53 Mar
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1.35
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Jun
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Jan
Apr
1.96 Feb
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Mar
6.55
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Buffadison
33c
May
May
56c
Sep
Jun
41c
45c
4.25
4.40
24,747
3,700
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Apr
May
30y2c July
61c
Mar
55c
Jan
United Oils—
9.45
9.40
8
*
23c
14%
Feb
Sep
6.25 Mar
3.75 May
1
68c
56c
68C
50,740
Jun
68c
Aug
1
1.28
1.28
1.31
656
1.23
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2.06
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9.50
9.15
9.50
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Jun
10%
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14c
14c
17c
2,702
75.250
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1.37
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28c
24,050
1.69
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1.72
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United Keno Hill
Jun
r-1,175
44C
4.30
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89c
9.50
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Union Oil
14Vic ;Sep
J an
3.30
2.00 Jun
5 Vic
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United New Fortune™.
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1,795
46c
July
74c
1
33c
llo
Jan
30c
Sep
Jun
1.80 Feb
1.25 Jun
10,575
9c
Jan
32c
Jan
4y2
500
Jan
13c
12 Vic
13c
5,000
Jun
18Vic Mar
4.85
4.95
3,248
4.60 Aug
1.95
1.99
2,200
1.80 Jun
2.73 Mar
4y2c Jun
9c
43c
;
11c
13
5y2c
3,000
37c
43c
55,350
21c
Jan
35c
~39c
5c
43c
21,000
30c
May
13
13 y2
3,041
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6y4 July
6.75
200
30c
4,200
25c
23,500
29c
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2,900
72c
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41c
40c 4iy2c
93c
90c
94c
34c
34c
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246,100
8.50
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1.68
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3.80 July
4c
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7%c Jan
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14V2c Feb
7.00
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1,229
92c
81c
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9c
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14c
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1.01
1.00
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2
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15c
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1.34
27,318
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4.00 Jan
58c
Jun
3»/2c Jun
75c
July
1.75 July
15c
1.23
July
21c
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8c
4,000
Aug
4y2cJuly
20c
22c
13,786
12yac Jun
83c
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83c
1,510
10c
81c
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92c
Oct
14%C Sej>
1.26
Feb
2.98 May
22c
Mar
1.90 Jan
Oct
11c
7c
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Wright Hargreaves
9,175
16c
Apr
Yale Lead
10c
Feb
18c
Jun
Yankee
10c
Feb
29c
Aug
52c
Apr
33c
3,500
33,100
15c
11c ny2c
6,800
42c
Jun
Sep
22y2cMay
11c
35c
9c
Sep
25c
July
Feb
1.15 Jun
Oct
Sep
Yukon
Yukeno
85c
5,000
80c
Aug
2.00
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55c
10,200
45c
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75c
8c
1
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1.09
14c
45,551
8c
Jun
14c
81/aC
64,000
3c
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12c
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7C
2,000
5c
May
9c
Mar
Sep
1.05
1.09
9,235
84c
May
1.10 July
Jan
15c 16V2C
6,000
14c
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38c
48c
48c
1,500
45c
Apr
54c
Jun
1
5c
4%C
5c
2,090
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Jan
1
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38c
46c
391,728
1
18c
17 c
18c
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1
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Jan
15c
83c
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12c
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44c
Jan
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&
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1
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15c
.
Apr
36c
Jan
86c
Jun
16c 19Vic
6,900
13c
Sep
65c
4,028
54c
Mar
Mar
16c
Feb
91c
48c
Oct
32c
Jan
91c
July
July
68c
,
Zenmac Metal Mines
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80,700
64c
69c
86,750
41c
231/4
24
10,300
21
45c
47c
2,000
2.99
2.74
2.99
3,500
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1.25
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Sep
Feb
2.09 Mar
23c
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1
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10,050
30V2c
Jun
8c
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14,166
20c
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13c
Jun
5c
65c
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14c 14 Vic
15c
75c
4,000
1
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40c,
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9.00
3c
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Feb
1.15
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2.66
5c
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1.86 Jun
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10% Feb
30c
Jan
3c
82c
32c
1.52
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Westates
Feb
12c
17 Vic
16c iey2c
1
18
10
30c
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1.15
5c
82c
15c
Weedon Mining
6.75 Feb
1.95
Jan
1
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,
20c
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1
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Vespar Mines
Jan
14C
Consolidated Exploration
Vandoo
Feb
51c
13c
14c
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9c ny2c
6.20
6.40
2,188
60C
Ltd.
Feb
3c
4.10
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4.90
1
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4%c
17.000
10c
Sep
51c
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15,500
23,500
4.50
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Jun
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6c
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May
4.10
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Jan
50c
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Feb
42c
July
1.64
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23c
9c
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1
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2,100
Jan
2.85 Jan
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1.00 Jun
1
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2.18 Sep
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36c
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1.32
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4.25 May
3.00 Sep
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1.35 Feb
35c
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27,460
3.10
31c
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7.10
3.00
10c
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6.15
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6.95
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2.45
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16c
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39c
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37c
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Jan
41c
39c
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1.500
23,200
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9c
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Feb
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1.20
July
19c
May
May
19c
Stan well Oil & Gas
Apr
10V2c Mar
Jan
7 Vic
14 c
10c
16C
20c
Feb
7c
1.92
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19c
5y2c July
15c
Jun
21c
12c
*
5c
10,000
_____™____l
Ltd____.
28c
6»/2c Jan
i—— 1
14c
6y2C
__
Sep
10% Sep
1
Mines
Stanrock
8Vic
Jun
68c
82c
Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd.i
Nownorth Gold Mines
_
1
Siscoe
1.10 Sep
-
Jan
9c
25c
50c
Mines
Silvermaque
Aug
Jun
7c
8%c
11,500
Jan
1.70 Mar
•24c
8.00 Jun-
4,172
.
Aug
Sep
7c
1
New
Standard
Spooner Mines &
3y2c Jan
9c
'
'8,520
6C"
1
Mines—
Southern Union Oils__
18C
31c
1.25 Aug
8y2cJuly
•
Gordon
Miller
Feb
1
Mines-
Sherritt
Jan
V
10%
6C
27c
Jan
19c
Apr
__1
Security Freehold.
4.10 Sep
,
10%
*■ 6fc
1.35
l
Metal
16c
Sep.'
11,300
1
29c
80
17c
76o
1.70
7y2c Feb
50o
:s
Jun
6c
8,000
Mines
7c
61c
Oct
16c
30c
___1
Gold
20y2c May
3.40 Oct
53,654
12c
1
New. Kelore Mines
Newiund Mines——:
New
2,000
50c
&
Mines
21c
Jun
3y2c
80c
Petroleum
Hosco
New
11c
23y2c
1
l
Harricana
New
Silver
7,500
—
New
Sep
Sep
26,500
7,000
1
Holdings
New
Jun '
5c
17c
V
.
Gold—
Petrol
Silver
65c
1
Calumet Mines
Warrants
Apr
27c
17c
Jan
4.70
4V2C
"
Mines—
River
Jun
23% c
100
15c
Jun
4 Vic
Is
Mines
33,600
1
July
24 Vic
*
Alger
Athona Mines
8,125
13c
1
4Vic
537,850
81c
1.40
16c
Uran
Consolidated
Antonio
Sand
Mar
78c
10c
Ryanor Mining
6c
16c
Aug
San
Mar
13 Vic
Jan
83c
July
Sep
6Vic
1.80
:
7lc
Jun
880
1
4 Vi c
'
800
56c
46c
.1,500
.
1
Nelio Mines
New
Newconex
46c
-1
8c
May
39c
1,015
1
Rowan
Sarcee
10,200
2.35
Nealon Mines
New
8%c
l
*
25c
Mines
Exploration
38c
15,300
1.40
Rockwin
Satellite
.National. Petroleum
11,700
1
3.75 Feb
1.41 Mar
.
■
Feb
;
'
55c
10c
Roche Mines
Feb
1.64
,
,
60 May
■■
■■
auiabasca
u,
Aug
1.07
80c
,„i
Algom
i-,
46C
53c
1
Rio Rupununi Mines i__
Rix
Mar
^
Jun
10 %
38c 39V2C
^
10%"
Minerals
Rio
Feb
42c
22C
Minerals
,
18c
Oct
1.06
*
Macdonald
Rexpar
12 Vic -Jan
•
1.15 Jan
12Vzc Mar
9.10
Jan
May
32c, Mar
53c
39c
%
-
Reeves
Feb
July
33c
Wright Iron
Multi
1.03
22c
,
Feb
1.06
1
;
Realm Mining
Feb
65c
•
19 %c
60c
■_
3.00 Feb
Jun
Jun
20 %c
12 Vic
13c
Porcupine
1.90
30c
Mar
8,100
35c
21c
Sep
13,100
27c 27 Vic
Midrim
City
70c
hue July
Medallion Petroleums
Mill
25c
*
1.25
McWatters Gold Mines.
1
Raglan Nickel—
Ranger Oil
_w_
Rayrock Mines
Apr
9c
5.15
9yac Feb
84c
Radlore Uranium Mines™
Sep
Sep
Aug
May
1,250
,
McMarmac
35c
4c
1,000
1
Ltd-,-
12 l/2c Jan
2.40
16c
•
:
Mining
Hi^h
Jun
2.60
•
'
Jun
ie
_1
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
14c
,,
8%c
1
Oct
7c
'
8c
_1
—
Lovfr
s..
Develop
Jan
8.30
High
8c
-
Minos
Mattagami
Range Since Jan. 1
~
Low
1
:
Lithium
50c
■
Consol
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
Quebec
.
14c 16 Vic
Mining Corp..
for Week
Par
Jan
6%c
Martin-McNeeiy .Mines
Matachewan
25C
High
26c
1
1
'.
__
Aug
,
_1
Marboy
Marcon Mines
2,475
15c
25C
_♦
—
-
16C
1
—
Low
High
16C
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
16c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
for Week
Range,
of Prices
Low
Par
(Range for Week Ended October 12)
Sales
Week's
Friday
54c
60c
12,000
1.68
1.61
1.73
32,611
14c
12c
16c
532,682
35c
Aug
2.99
Oct
5.50
Jan
7.00
Sep
May
1.40 May
1.02
Jan
Apr
2.28
Feb
18 Vic
Sep
-
.
■"
'/'
15%c Jan
16c
Jun
t-
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Feb
Jun
4c
'•:> l
May
29'/a Mar
1.52
46c
'.
par value.
aOdd lot sale (not included in year's range),
dDeferred delivery sale (not
in year's range).
e Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price, r Cash sale (not included in year's
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wdWhen delivered,
wi When issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
■"No
Included
range),
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
of Over-The-Counter Securities
National and Eastern List
furnished
quotation
of Securities
transactions. They are
sold (indicated
compilation. Origin of any
and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of
The following bid
distribution
primarily
7%
1
Acme
Electric Corp
-1
Acoustlca Assoclates_i
—10c
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.*
Adler Electronics Inc
10c
Aeronautical Electronics
1
Aerotest Labs Inc
10c
Airwork
Corp
2v2
18
American
Biltrite
American
American
American
19 %
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Applied Research Corp
56%
Commonwealth
21 Va
Commonwealth
14%
15%
Commonwealth Threatres of
5%
21%
Continental
Mtge
5%
15%:
Continental
Screw'
9
Inc
22
-
Aztec
Inc
Products
Oil
Gas Co
&
Atomic
bairu
Bemis
13 Va
12%
6 Va
3%
Ami
Herald-Traveler
Botany
Products
$1.20
Bristol
Company
Inc
Bowser
Corp
12%
13%
12
Data-Gontrol
11%
10%
6%'V
7%
12%
11%
•47%
-
51%
v
33 i
35%
24'/a
25%
9%
10%
14%
12%
12%
.11
46%
43
7%
-
8 %
14%
13%
14
15%
•
16%
2%
7%
18%
.
-
-
2%
Dictaphone
Dlebold
7%
Disc
Inc
Dlversa
Donbar
Dravo Corporation
Drexel
8%
3
10%!
5%
6%
8
Dumas
Dun
33%
9
9%
Burns
&
(W
1
Dynacolor
Bush Terminal
Business
BylleKbv
^
34%
Eltel-McCullough
11
Electrada
1 50
15%
Buildings Co.lOc
32%
For footnotes,
~
Fronee
Fulton
"I(jc
5 %
•
—I—...1
class Ax——1 \
Corp
Class B.
Keyes Bibre
Garlock
•,
Ino
:
8%
Knox
Kromex Coid
■
LNC
Service
Gas
Gem
—-1
General
:
Film
Ac
Aniline
288
A—
8%
:
•13%
Corpxz.*
Supermarkets Incx—10c
General
Waterworks Corp*——1
Geophysics Corp of Ainerlca.60c
Giddings Ac Lewis Mach Toal__2
Glasrock Products &
L—10
5
'.
(P H)
'
Co.—
" pf •
v"
'■
.
*
,
Dunlap Inc
'
17%
1
15%-:
'70
12
'
'■:'•
;
Capital Corp—1
; 7% r
6% '
.
6%' i
•
Gas
11%
.33%
45%
Hamilton
Cosco
—:_*
32%
Hamilton
Mangment class A_10c
Inc
Corp
42 y2
70 y2
14 Va
11%
9%
II
••4%
^/8
:.8y2
JA
,
,17 A
193%
15 y2
*
53 Va
934
8/2
24y8
4
25%
.
,
30%
20
/
1
—-1
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3'A
4%
^,7
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1 i f*
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71/,
,•
'%
8 y4
■
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.9'%
93/4
q.f
—
41%
39 Va
McClennan Inc
Marshall
Industries
27/a
21 Va
41%
.
3
Paso
Electric
,
Corp
Mfg
9%
Hanson-Van
49 Va
4%
5%
18%
20Va
19%
20 Va
7%
18 Va
3.8%
6%
10%
1
14%
Inc
5%
6V8
Harrington Ac Richardson Inc.l
Hawaiian Telephone Co
5
12%
15 Va
16%
17%
•7%
—-1
8'%
Co.
Hearst
(D
Publications
Cons
Heath
A
Corp
„i._
Electro
Electro-Science
Instruments
Electro-Tef
6y8
Electrolux.
Investors
Corp
Corp
Hermetite
3%
Melpar Inc _x——-—
Merchants Fast Motor
25%
Meredith
..2ya
19
20%
Metal
lc
6
6%
Hoover Co
4%
5V2
Horizon
Land
18'A
19%
Houston
Natural
Oil
class
A
Gas
Field
Corp
Material
35%'
5
1
17
18%
Houston
37
40%
Hudson Pulp Ac Paper
4
4>/2
5%
Melnor
23%
2%
38'A
4%
5%
—4
1
25 y8
28%
Microdot
11%
4Va
^
93A
Hugoton Production Co——1
37%
39%
Huyck
•
19%
2iy2
1
6Va
.6%
113A
103A
2
21 %
-0 /a
-—-5
•
23%
2l_
6/a
in3f
7'A
5'A
113/4
0
•
-
10 A
16%
Utilities Co._2.50
•
ll'A
173/4
Mid-America
Corp A_1
Corporation
Hydrocarbon Chemicals
7%
Income
Properties
3%
Indian
Head .Mills
4
-37 Va
4%
<39%
4'%
28 Va
13.50
preferred
Michigan Gas
Inc
23%'
6V2
<
Mexican
26%
2%
1
1
10c
3
-A
j
1
5
Lines
Inc.x..
Light Ac Pwr Co com
preferred
24.50
Hugoton Gas Trust Units.
2nd
'
10%
6%
—
1
°78
2%
Publishing Co
Hydrides Inc
Metcom
$1
10 Va
Inc class
2%
2'A
30%
11 Va
:•
Handling Systems 1
A__
10c
Industries
1
Medco
23
1.50
27 Va
y
Mechanical
18%
7%
12'A
Industries class A..—1
McLean
21%
Holiday Inns of America
3"%
Electronics Corp——3
McGraw (F H) Ac Co
2
Maxson
'163/4
~q3/_
—1
Inc
-
28%
Corp——1
1
High Voltage Engineerng Corp
1
—
•
Corp
4%
'A
15 A
1174
—1
Coal Ac Coke
Maust
21 Va
6%
♦
39%
9Va
4%
Company
.
Inc
ivinttel
17
5
46%
8'A
Jviauitioon
24%
25
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3%
23%
A——1
Drydk_50c
Mastan Company Inc.——Shipbldp Ar
McLouth Steel Corp..——
36'/2
7%
25»/2
16
__3.50
Munning
44%
6%
'85%
Carter Paint class
i\*qrvlnnd
Maxam
1
1
(Texas)._•
11%
•
Winkle-
•
'
Mary
.
-5%
81%
10
•
13%
18%
4%
1
1
Inc
,
.
17
.1
Hanover
Shoe
11%
•
27
25c
35%
6%
*
Hamilton
Handmacher-Vogel Inc
Handy Ac Harm an
Hanna Mining Company.
45'%
Instrument—^1
Corp
16%
.
.
,
$1.25
Inc
Inc
Inc
A
com
preferred—
Indiana Gas Ac Water CO.—
50c
8%;
1
21%.
23
20
♦
,
257/a
9Va
23%.
•24%
27%.,'
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.
11
JL,
x——
Pipe Line Co.—
15 a
Midland
Capital Corp
6 8
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc
^7y2
3b
Mileo
Electronics Corp
1
Miller Bros Hat Co
1
Miller Mfg Co..x--———
-1 "• ova
Miner Industries Inc
--ic.
J /a
Miniature
85%
10
--"Tn«
Ac
Marsh
13%
/
Industries Corp
10o.« j
Herrington Co—1 • v.
Inc
v-
17
J5%
—*
Products Ins.
Marinfe Capital Corp.,
Marrud
36%
;
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•?*
,
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"
Co— 8
Maradel
Marlene
29%
27%
.
.---33%e
Co
Ac Electric
*>
,5%:
,33/4
4'%,
;i3%
3"1
Magnetics Inc
Marmon
'
Hagan Chemicals Ac Controls__l
Hajoca Corp
—
...—.1
183%
.
Communication Sys Inc-1
Financial Corp.
—1
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8%
8
.
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171/4
7'%
38%
8%
9%
6
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4
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;
6
.
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29%
-
4% '
6%
>
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Inc
Stores
Ludlow
Corp
Magnefax
.13%
,
3%
•:'
•-
.
13 Va
4%
V
'
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A;.y '"•
143/4
*{*
Lucky-
Madison
12%
11%
1
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87%
v
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Inc
MacDonald (E F)
32%
yv-.V:
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Lytton
■
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,
2U /a
—-70c
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"74% ;
30%
.
97/a
13 %
,.11 %,•..,
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r
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Liberty Loan Corp
1
Lilly (Eli) Ac Co Inc B_.
--5 : ,
1
Lipe-Rollway Corp. A
Lithonia Lighting Inc
• x
Lynch
"17
'
.
'
17 Va :
'
16
Gyrodyne Co of America,..,—_1
,*5V»
'6%
i9%
6
—.1
Gulf Southwest
9%'
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.
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Inc..————; •
Luit Candy Corp..
1
Lone
Star Steel Co——1 ,
Longs- Drug Stores Inc.—--2 ,,
"20%'
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•
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-1
——
.
:18 Va
83/s-
e/8
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Loblaw
6%
11%
30
Estate———.*
Grinnell Corp
Grolier
Inc
^
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3.0%
Corp
Interstate
6%-
29%
5%
(William) to Ltd
Real
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6
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'13% '
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Lewis
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173%
,
Co.^—50o : 2 /, y-. .7%
Inc.———°
,• .4%.
Lestoll
>
•
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Globe Rubber
Gluckin
12
*
class A
.1
Products—1_—— *
l£
Gould Properties' class A:—— 1
Greater Wash Ind Inv
x—.x.l
Green (A P) Fire Brick!—__5
Green Mount Power Corp—__3 '/a
Glitkman
>
24%
•12 Va
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
Press
iuc
x
15 %
24Va
,
Lence Lanes
:
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30%
Northr.up
Ac
Lehigh
.
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16
23%
J/J
International Corp-1
Transportation Corp 1
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27%
t ;
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Leeds
10%
9%
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1
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1
15 Va
23%
•'10%
•
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27'%
;
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15% '•
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General
-
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•
14
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•
:
9%
'
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Inc
'
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.
r.
V
preferred——10
—-x—,—.——2.50
Blower
1
•
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14/a
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Latrobe
•Lau
9%'
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5%
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23
14%
21 %
Niguel Corp -Units-
Lance
.
41%
-
260
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Drive-in
General
■;
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'4%
17%
V 23%
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,
4 V-
,
22'A
?5%
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Ontario Portland Cemenl
Luxe
.
16%
Corp
Lagna
7%.
21%
'
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9
,
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Kollmorgen C010
6%
6%
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Koehrlng
:. 9%
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25 %
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& Vogt Mfg
Knape
9%
;•:■" 29%
1
20c
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—
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Co..—
Kingwood
6%
>
O-L Electronics Inc
Garland Knitting
Inc——4
—10
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Keystone
.
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3
6%
6%
xJ—2
Industries
Ac
Oil
6%
5%
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47 A
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20 Va
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21
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Ketchum
*9%
-
7%
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—10
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Kcwanee
3%
>
8%:
——
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-•
ljw ■.*£/:•"
Custodian Funds A—
Keystone Jportla,hd Cement Co.3
King Kullen Grocery class A—l
Kings Department Stores
—-1
Kihgsport Press Inc
—I.25
27%
_...2,50
—
Corp
Futterman
8%
Electro Consolidated class A_50c
6 '/a
see page 44.
Inc
Co
Electronic
10 Va
MV As Co
Associates
Laboratory
Edgewater Steel
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8
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5%
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(NY).—.1
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—-I
25
Corp.lOc
Ecuadorian Corp Ltd
5
Edgcomb Steel Co
5
1
Edgerton Germ Ac Grler
Elco
Inc
Kendall
M5-/s
-
3 8%
55V2
2%
Bookbinding
Economy
El
Funds
rH
31%
Inc
Utilities
12%
Intl
Kentucky
■r* :*■ 8%
xl
Refining i
Inc
Co
10%
——_!_!0 ci
8%
;;
6%
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Refining Co
Kennametal
__—i——.*
Realty
Lay
Frontier
1
2%
1
20c
Racing Association
23
Agency class A
Kellwood
7.%
j.—-1.1
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-5%
.
7%
1
'
Kearney Ac Tfecker Corp
18%
'
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Economics
11%
—•
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Henry's Drive-in Inc
21
Co
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Industries
Dymo
EICO
Co
I nc
Labs
51
1
*
2.50
1
Inc
Bush
2V2
1
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1.30
1.30
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2.00 Sep
1.50 May
60c
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60c
260
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Oct
3.20 July
3.00 May
Cable
Chemical Co
Golconda Lead Mines
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Low
,
1
Jun
1.70 Mar
3.50 Mar
1.80 Mar
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
of Over-The-Counter Securities
National and Eastern List
Fund
Aberdeen
Inc
Fund
Advisers
American
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4.13
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Bullock
4.08
8.30
3.36
3.67
9.97
10.84
5.56
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11.50
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14.46
15.81
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10.79
11.76
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8.75
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9.56
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1
10.67
11.66
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8.94
9.77
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13.67
14.94
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2.57
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10.70
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100.1
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20, 1963
1, 1963
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100.6
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100.2
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100.19
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20, 1964———
101.26
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20,1964_
101.8
101.20
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20, 1965
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101.20
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20, 1965
101.8
101.20
21, 1966
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101.6
May 11, 1964
100, 17
100.21
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Sep
101. 6
101.14
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2, 1966.
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98.28
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101.8
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May 22, 1967
4%s Mar 20, 1968
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102.16
101.24
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103.16
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4%s July 15, 1969
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4%s Apr 10, 1969—
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103
102
3%s
1,1970
101.16
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106.16
107.16
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102.8
103.8
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103.24
3%s
108
4%s Feb
15, 1972-1967
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15, 1972
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12, 1972—
107
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of Canada Ltd
1
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101
4%s Feb
10, 1977
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Inc—
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4.78
5.22
9.53
6.67
Wellington Equity
Income Fund
10.95
2.63
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1, 1970-1967
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16
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Street
Fund
Inc—
100.17
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3%s Aug
l%s Oct
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100.6
4%s Nov
3 %s
Nov
15, 1962
2%s Feb
15, 1963
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Fund
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15, 1963
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1,1963May 15, 1963
3%s May 15, 1963
Apr
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100.1
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100.24
100.26
100.6
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15, 1963
1, 1964
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Feb
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4%s_1992
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1969
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Ask
Rate
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103.22
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Trailer
Hotel
Hotel St
Houston
6s
4s
95.4
101.22
Due
&
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Bid
Ask
82
87%
Oct
93%
Nov
18, 1962
25, 1962
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1977
103
106
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1973
112
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1980
1987
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1972
88
100
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1992
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6, 1962
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13, 1962
99.558
99.567
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20, 1962
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1965
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1977
conv
1976
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1984
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96 Vi
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Republic
Mar
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27, 1962
Jan
3,1963
1963
Mar 14, 1963
5%s
Pennsylvania Power 4%s
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1963—
7,
14,
21,
28,
7,
99.721
99.780
Dec
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Feb
1963—
31,
99.882
99.832
99.678
99.624
92 Vi
1992
5Vis
Jan
99.668
23, 1962
29, 1962
,
7- 2-62
1-62
99.877
99.825
99.773
99.712
1, 1962
101
99.929
99.927
8, 1962
90
99.979
Feb
Feb
Feb
4-62
8-
Ask
99.978
15, 1962
102 Vi
100.1
99.31
United States Treasury
Oct
Nov
101.26
94.14
93.14
100.14
92.20
1963
1963
__
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Bills
Bid
Ask
100.1
4-63
1-63
1-63
3-63
99.31
99.31
100.5
100.4
100.7
2-63
100.1
100.3
Bid
100.1
100.6
Ask
99.160
99.184
99.099
99.125
99.044
99.071
98.982
99.011
198.927
98.957
98.872
98.892
98.817
98.838
98.757
98.779
1963_
Mar 22,
Mar 28, 1963
98.754
97.767
1963_
98.646
98.665
98.586
98.601
98.554
98.569
97.824
97.846
97.019
97.039
Mar
1963
21, 1963
__
__
__
,
__
99.448
99.459
Apr
99.384
-Apr
4,
11, 1963
108
113
Jan
10, 1963
99.331
99.393
99.340
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103%
104
Jan
15, 1963
99.290
99.310
July 15,
1982
101%
102
Jan
17, 1963
99.274
99.290
Oct
Jan
24, 1963
99.220
98.702
98.724
99.237
Pictures
4s__
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1987
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3.45s
Nov
101%
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3.15s
100.3
102%
5s
4-62
100.3
100.1
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102
Petroleum
95.12
92.12
1-62
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165
100%
96.16
100.24
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4%s
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94.6
93.6
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97.4
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100.20
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Hilton
102Vi
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100
Power
Paso
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Bonds—
97.26
103.20
96.28
1967
100.1
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1-62
3.30S
a9.18
1982
5%s
11-
3.25s
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1992
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Gas
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Inc—
Inc
4%s.l975
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Columbia
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Fund
87
Cincinnati Suburban Telephone
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102
Burlington Industries
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Centennial
1-62
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Bonds—
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al4.30
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101.8
97.22
103.18
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103.20
101.6
1965
15,
.1, 1966—
101.7
103.18
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a37.63
Fund
Capital Exchange Fd_
99.31
4s
l%s
4%s
l%s
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100.5
100.3
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101.5
1, 1964
15,
15, 1962
4%s May 15, 1964
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15, 1964
15, 1964
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Federal
Investors
3%s May 15,
100.8
100.15
3%s Nov
/
point
1964
100.10
100.6
Aug 15, 1963
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97
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100.8
15, 1963
May 15, 1963
l%s
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Inc
Fund
Street
Diversification
Maturity—
Ask
Treasury Notes
3%s
4%s Nov
a9.70
Inc
Bid
3%s Feb
1%S Oct
Funds—
100.24
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3 %s
13.20
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14.66
1
Growth Ind Fund—10c
,
Maturity—
13.01
Fund
96
1, 1971
May
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
9.89
1
—1
5.22
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Fund
Canada Ltd
97.16
104
100
100
7.29
Fund
107.8
103
10.93
Growth
104.16
106.8
20, 1970
Feb
5%s
103.16
10, 1970
4%s Sep 10, 1970
4%s Aug 10, 1971
4%s Sep 10, 1971
4%s Apr
11.75
6.69
Inc
■
96.16
10.00
Swap
100.4
100.12
1
Wisconsin
99.20
100
10, 1965
12, 1966
Accumulated Fund—1
Winfield
99.27
100.15
22, I963wi—
101.
5.69
17.04
99.2S
100.13
4s
6.10
10.89
100.4
Bonds-
102
17.24
•
100.2
100.2
3%s
100.6
100. 2
-
1963
100.1
100
1963-
100 .4
Fund—1
10.07
Inc
(The)
100.1
Ask
100
3, 1962
4, 1963
Feb
3%
99 .31
100.
Bid
Cooperatives—
4%s Dec
10.00
10.07
5.67
for
3.05s Dec
100.4
2
3%s Mar 10, 1966
10.87
1
Fund
Research
Johnston
Fd
Sep
100.1
99. 31
13.79
a26.19
Fd_
Intercontinental
Investors
*
15
Banks
Ask
Bid
~8.00
15.86
10.74
Fund
Investors Variable Payment
Investors
•.<
2
Mar 11, 1963
Nov 12, 1963
11.63
15.76
Fund
Stock
Westchester Fire—
37.50
1
Fund
Wellington
8%
34%
45 %
25%
7.40
9.12
9.52
661/2
7%
31%
41%
23 %
12.59
a33.16
Inc
Science
29%
62i/2
City of N Y_2
Variable Annuity Life Insur—1
10, 1964
3%s Dec 11, 1964
Farnham
Funds
55%
27i/4
Co in
1
1
United
521%
3
Insurance
1
Inc
Investors
5.58
10.57
Investors
Fire
102.16
10.64
9.67
Investors
U S Life Ins
16, 1963
15, 1963
4%s Jun
1
1
United International Fund Ltd_
Value Line Fund Inc
—1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10c
Wall Street Investing Corp
1
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inc
1
1
of
1
Shares-1
Boston___l
Co
3.30s Aug
6.36
4.36
Trust
U S
35%
13.41
6.10
Investment
U S
78%
32
4s
13.35
5.82
3.99
8.71
Investment
12%
74
4%s
12.27
lc
Fund Inc
of America
Resources
191/8
3%s
a8.69
12.24
United
196547
6%
54%
5
15, 1963
15, 1963—1
3.30s Sep
;;
8.72
Funds
5%
17%
11 %
3%s July 16, 1963—
10.77
United Continental
Income Fund—lc
Institutional
Apr
3%s
8.06
Fund
11%
24%
139
5iy4
America
2
Co
Corp
15, 1963—
15, 1963
3%s
1
—
22
134
1
5
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
9.85
United
Fund-lc
Growth
Institutional
9.93
Shares__1.25
United
Ins
33%
109
,
2.50
Co
10
Ins
10
Security Life Ins (Ala)_l
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
Life Ins Co
103
83%
111
31%
5
Co
64%
60
8
(NY)
Insurance
of
15, 1963
3.40s Apr
-3.40s May
Clark—
Amer
Century
Guaranty Co
(NY)
Ins
15, 1963
3%s
.
—
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation
of Canada
Stock Fund Inc—_1
Fund
Title
Ins
Family
3%s Feb
al2.26
UBS Fund
4.70
103
preferred
$6.50
Standard Sec Life
United
3.15s Mar
8.16
25c
20th
4.23
Fund
Investors
Incorporated
14.82
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Texas
a21.45
Incorporated Income
13.63
9.14
United
Income Foundation Fund
1
Television-Electronics
—
1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
7.70
1
Stock
.__r
Imperial Fund Inc
7.12
Sterling Investment Fund Inc__l
10c
H-DA
Haydock Fund Inc
4.03
Inc
Fund
2
10
2
48
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3%s Jan
Revere
Balanced
Inc—
Funds
Hamilton.
3.69
State Street Investment Corp
15.90
al9.02
Income—1
Sovereign Investors
11.52
15.44
—1
13.19
Smith
12.26
10.52
__1
8.53
13.06
6.96
&
Springfield Insurance Co
10
Obligations of Government Agencies
10.52
Roe
14 Vi
13
div.)
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
7.5T
Stein
105
9%
43%
40
(ex
10.27
9.63
Southwestern
77
*
stock
33 % %
a
Haven)
10.49
Industry Inc__1
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Securities—
5
Southwestern Life Ins Co
J
(New
~7.47
9.32
Fund
(Edson B)
Security Life & Trust Co
48%
Ins
5
9.57
1
American
56
8i/4
6.82
6.37
in
59
1
Co_
United
Insurance
Title
32%
52%
76%
51%
49
70
Surety
Accident-.—1
&
29
Security
Seaboard
6%
54%
of Amer
Ins
United
Standard Life
Life
Lawyers
Life
10%
5.25
Marine
&
10.17
1
Selected
Life
Fire
Paul
1
*
1
Shares
Aviation-Electronics—
—lc
Lamar
1
Common
22%
(Pa)
50c
2.50
&
78%
20%
Corp
all.80
Fund
Fund
74%
(NY)_—___2
City Life Ins
8%
6.48
Inc
Scudder Stevens
5%
50"%
5.96
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Investing
Scudder
2.20
6.64
'
1
5
(N C)
7%
.1
Research
Fund
27%
25%
53%
95
Jersey Insurance Co of NY
for
Growth
25%
Ins
Men's
23%
5
Interstate
Growth Stock
(Geo)
Putnam
9.76
8.93
Fund
7%
10
Bus
40%
10
Jefferson
Fund
Life
Owners
Ins__50c
13.46
98
6%
Travelers
11.56
90%
_1
&
Seaboard
56 Vi
Life
85
93
38
53
Co
61%
5
10
Co
14%
Boiler
Mid-Cont
45%
56
9%
St
43%
Insurance
57%
Republic Insurance (Texas)__10
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance__l
49 Vi
5
52
42%
13%
41%
Steam
28%
1
Quaker
5%
46 Vi
11.98
Inc
Fund
Home
Reinsurance
93 Vi
10
Co
12.32
Inc
Putnam
-
*
Corp
Insp & Insurance—
Home
1
Fund
Puritan
5.43
Hartford
Illinois
Securities
Insurance
Profess
191
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Insurance
10.96
Mutual
(T Rowe)
Provident
5.98
5.47
1.67
5.00
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Life
10.58
10.52
17.08
■"
Greatamerica
Hanover
1
9.62
12.22
5
1
Pine Street Fund Inc
11.24
(NY)
Inc
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Fund
Ins
American
1
Square
Price
&
Gulf
Inc
Inc
Pioneer
5
4%
89 Vi
177
17%
38%
5
Pioneers
68 Vi
4
Fund
Shares
Street
5.46
7.75
(Phoenix)
40%
:
5
Co
C)
Phoenix
60%
65
Insurance
7.49 /
8.58
7.98
14.59
Life
Life
12%
56
General Reinsurance Corp__
5.64
8.49
7.70
7.13
Nat'l
Franklin
1
5
2.50
4
(S F)
7.40
al3.54
William
Penn
First
Fund
6.85
Chemistry &
Electronics
Fund
Firemen's
-av:
36%
2.6%
Y_10
N
33
,
Co—
13%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
6.77
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
York
of
Co
Ins
D
3%
Co——
Pyramid Life Ins Co
3.26
7.46
36
Providence-Washington
5.16
11.50
of N Y_—_12%
59
Co
Great
6.83
15
55
Insurance
5.83
10.64
3.33%
Philadelphia Life Ins Co—
3%
24%
50%
3
21%-
38
4
Federal
3.56
1
Series
Fund
(Wash
53
33
69%
5.33
11.33
'
18%
30
Insurance
Life
19%
47%
17
5
Co_.
63
10.37
_1
Stock
Horizons R P Fund
One
al7.73
13.50
1
Peerless
Peoples
72
18%
44%
5
Ins
47
1
:
New
12.56
5.00
9.02
8.21
1
River.
Employers Group Assoc
_•
Employers Reinsurance Corp__5
1
Series
England
Nucleonics
——
Energy
of NY
1
Stock
Growth
12.25
11.52
(NJ)_„__1.25
Co
Republic Ins Co
5
Gov't Employees Insur (DC)
4
Gov Employ Life Ins
(D C)_1.50
—1
Series
Over-the-Counter
50c
-50c
Investment Corp—1
Co
49
1
New
4.91
Fund
Stock Fund
10
Inc
1
Series
Oppenheimer Fund
Balanced
Forster
Eagle Fire Ins
Globe
Series
New
11.33
7.38
&
12.67
Stock Series
15.13
Howard-
Insurance
68%
Glens Falls
Preferred
9.18
4.54
Pacific
139
_5
13.70
Income Series
3.07
X13.92
*
Inc
Fund
130%
132
Casualty
21.07
Dividend
6.71
2.80
125
Assurance
Continental
19.48
Bond
15.14
8.33
Indemnity
Crum
National Securities Series—
51.32
7.31
Pacific
Securities Co Inc_l
Balanced
25c
Invest Fund Inc—1
57%
10
Georgia Internat'l Life Ins Co__»
18.31
9.11
54%
~2.55
16.72
Shares
&
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur
5
_5
83%
83%
5
Northern Ins Co
Co
721/2
123
79%
2.50
Fire
49%
5
com
class A
40 %
2.50
Corp
AA
Fire—;
Corp
37 Vi
al3.45
Investors
Union
1
Co
'•
46
5
Northeastern Insurance
1
National
Accident Ins
&
20%
—1
Nation Wide
Life
18%
5 '
59
115
York
of America
48%
54%
10
Hampshire Insurance
Co
4%
45%
67
New
Combined Ins
3%
78
(Balt)_.
North
(Ga) _1.25
12
148
1
1
5
10
Life
New
.
11
Monument
36%
14%
24 %
5.83
6.77
9.79
34Vi
of NY—2
14.08
6.20
Income Fund
5
:
"A"..2
Co
(NY)
Insur
125
119%
Assurance_12.50
Fire
76%
141
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
16%
Co
Casualty
3.55
18.25
Fund
Delaware
43
Nationwide
13.02
Invest Found
11.09
1
Inc
1
Diver Growth Stock Fund Inc_l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Delaware
National
40 Vi '■>
Investing Foundation—1
Growth__l
Mutual Investment Fund
1
Mutual
Mutual
Mutual Shares Com
6.14
Nat'l Old Line Ins
63Vi
1
7.70
Mutual Trust Shares
14.99
57 Vi
(N J)___2
Life
7.03
9.75
50.81
52
58
10
Life Ins
Standard
Eastern Life Ins
Co
8.38
1
1
Nat'l
series
Morton B C & Co FDS ins
Inc
1
Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Vegh Investing Co
52 Vi
5.57
9.84
_____
Diversified
49
*
&
16.75
Trust Fund-
B
5
Ins
1
Insur_„5
National Fire
6.10
10.26
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Continental Growth Fund Inc.lc
13%
9.68
C
Life
1
8.86
B
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Maryland
Casualty
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
Life
Merchants
Fund Inc—1
Morton
Liberty
National
27%
7%
3Vi
22.77
9.63
10
of Va
Lincoln
Lincoln
3
12 Vi
20.81
7.71
Inc
Fund
6.75
Securities
Life Insurance Co
11%
74%
25"%
6Vi
beneficial interest—1
of
36%
10
Coastal States Life Ins
Fund—
Life
341/8
1
Re-insurance
Citizens Life
2.69
Inc
30%
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
(Newark N J)__2%
Companies Inc_l
Insurance
Citizens
13.45
8.97
1
Inc
Fund
Composite
2.46
9.00
50c
Inc
Fund
Massachusetts
27%
of
Co
27 %
Boston
2.81
1
Investors
Penna__5
Assurance
Continental
.
12.31
8.81
Stock
Commonwealth
Mass
72%
11%
(Wash DC).
(Galveston)
35%
32
34%
Assurance-
Ask
2
2
70
Ins—
Bankers & Shippers
2.31
Insurance-^.
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)
10%
Ins
Natl
Liberty Life
30
Co
Bankers
71 Vi
1
Amer
Life
Life
67
5
Home
Ins
Co_1.50
Fla)
(Jacksonville
Trust
beneficial
shares of
Insur
Heritage
American
13.50
int—33%o
Growth Stock
Investors
Massachusetts
9.84
of
shares
3.50
Equitable Assur
5
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American
a26.34
9.54
6.26
Lstel
12.44
10.02
9.04
Int'l
3.91
9.17
5.73
Income
3.58
1
&
1
50o
1
Series
22 Vi
American General
3.06
Boston
Group
203/4
American
12.72
2.80
Fund
of
American
11.81
11.66
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Chemical Fund Inc
i Util
19.90
10.82
2.37
12.33
Fund
Life &
2.11
11.28
Eaton
19%
—lc
Shares
Dreyfus
18Vi
Petroleum
1
Dow
4.91
17.01
.
lc
De
Life
15.72
1
Inc
Trust
De
32%
18.24
lc
shares—lc
lc
Industries
General
8.70
Crown
30 Vi
4.49
Agricultural Insurance Co
_10
All Amer Life &, Casualty (111)_1
Paper
Ltd
Concord
8.99
15.91
Capital Life Ins Shares
Growth Stock Fund
Fund
117Vi
-1
International Growth
Canadian
Colonial
112%
14.56
Ltd
Fund
(1954)
Canadian
Century
5
Surety
&
Insurance
Bid
Par
/
Life
Beneficial
Electric shares
12.51
5.93
!
Aetna
Managed Funds—
Metal
11.41
Ask
Casualty
9.75
8.24
Fund of Can—1
Mutual Fund—•
Loomis-Sayles
11.28
10.32
5.08
10.52
Bid
Aetna
Lexington
9.65
8.83
General Fund—
Fund
4.46
5.28
7.64
50c
1
1
Ltd
Inc
Fund
1.48
4.86
1
California Fund
Canada
8.58
1.35
Inc—1
Investing
Street
Broad
5.29
7.85
1
Ltd
Canada
Boston
4.47
al2.54
Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund TrustAtomics 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
13.12
Income Trust
—1
Life Insurance Investors Inc__l
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
7.59
(Quotations for Friday, October 12)
8.93
B-4
6.12
7.01
American Investors
Bid
Keystone
2.00
5.54
Par
Ask
Par
Custodian Fund Cont.
(Discount Bonds)
1
K-l (Income Fund)
1
K-2
(Growth Fund)
1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk)__l
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3
(Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)—1
Keystone Internatl Fund Ltd-1
Knickerbocker Fund
1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund__l
Lazard Fund Inc—
1
Mutual Funds—
Ask
1.83
4.89
Inc
Affiliated Fund
Chase
Monday, October 15, 1962
.
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
Bid
Par
25c
1
1.25
1
Mutual Funds—
Blue
.
.
(1592)
4%s
1992
106
Vi
,
99Vi
70
100%
109
97Vi
103
100
73
100%
Sheraton Co of
Southwestern
Tenn
Gas
Textron
U S
Am
Trans
Amer
5s ww
5s
5s
_„
Industries 4Vis
Westcoast
5 Vis
Trans
series
C
5Vis
1967
1971
98
101
114
1970
A
107
1988
89
92%
•No
par
1988
95
98%
New
York
Apr
15. 1963
1963
15, 1963
__
-
—
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value,
a Net
asset
Stock Exchange.
value,
tNew
b Bid
stock,
yield price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to listing on the
x Ex-dividend.
wiWhen issued,
y Ex-stock dividend.
Volume 196
THE
Number 6203
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
COURSE OF
BANK
(1593)
Week Ended October 6
CLEARINGS
V
•
-v
.
r
.
*
1962
r
■
.
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
a
based
us
decrease
compared
1.1%
stand
a
year
Pre¬
ago.
Pennsylvania- -Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
below those of the
Bethlehem
at
$24,470,737,996 against $24,752,167,317 for the
center there is
week in
same
Week Ended Oct. 13
,
r
York
Chicago
1,168,302,647
—14.0
♦890,000,000
989,000; 000
—10.0
Boston
614,884,970
Kansas
St.
San
/
490,705,786
366,500,000
390,600,000
780,730,000
:
678,788,488
♦445,000,000
City
Louis
803,649,890
i_;
Francisco
Pittsburgh
—
—
—
Baltimore
cities,
five
days
Other
cities,
five
days
—
all
cities,
cities,
one
Total
all
—
354,858,407
$18,237,589,386
5,211,662,344
Total
______
+
2.4
5,263,224
1,131,000,000
—50.7
4,849,669
1,064,000,000
5,637,920
7,319,237
0.3
—
(a)
(a)
7.1
2,312,398
4,867,681
-
6.839,780
•-
4,216,260
+
+ 21.4
21,721,734
22,064,413
"1,275,299,430
+
2.6
1,213,760,459
1,145,143,258
11,910,562
283,738,839
546,893,049
70,983,100
—
7,315,774
29,302,714
7.8
7,311,258
25,121,984
'
14,248,921
;
+
0.5
14,914,814
312,547,399
+
8.2
311,672,133
696,513,572
669,512,367
+
4.0
604,470,053
92,815,400
I
14,173,984
338,252,494
<
82,971,600
15,949,264
14,839,755
14,407,357
14,963,070
531,497,325
527,572,562
1,703,684,333
1,636,580,737
•
•
,
*
_„
•:
cities)—
+ 11.9
77,634,300
7.5
+
—
13,659,870
13,754,817
3.7
<14,652,574
483,376,764
13,037,906
421,043,032
1,520,380,508
1,361,361,305
+~ 0.7
4.1
+
;
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond+
—
west
1.1
7.3
—
Virginia—Huntington
/Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
7.3
—
5,860,110
:
6,890,900
30,992,000
28,455,000
293,840,876
—
___________
295,397,671
Carolina—Charleston
11,508,351
10,215,846
422,106,995
420,177,468
; 185,350,724
186,479,338
949,659,050
947,616,223
Maryland—Baltimore
0.8
—
$24,470,737,996 $24,752,167,317
____
"
25,345,278
:
(7
—15.0
8.9
+
6,851,949
23,071,000
22,692,000
0.5
292,356,850
248,430,909
—
5,142,077
+ 12.7
9,529,912
5,907,168
0.5
417,812,577
364,172,098
0.6
158,964,615
159,307,598
0.2
908,586,903
805,651,850
1.1
;"j District of Columbia—Washington..
Total
week.
20~6
—15.0
1,302,915,587
1,207,478,637
for
+
6.1
$23,263,259,359 $23,449,251,730
day
cities
1,963,010
1,596,905
1,879,832
3,029,539
1,308,243,826
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
—13.0
4,829,914,548
five days__.
1,290,485
3.7
+
30,529,885
Columbus
South
Total
All
1.2
—
7,174,329
;
Cleveland
2.9
591,030,328
.
$
30,768,086
Cincinnati
Youngstown
$18,433,344,811
______
__
1959
32,901,283
Mansfield
301,579,121
Ten
(a)
cities)
6.2
398,492,342
:
(9
9.3
"555,000,000
.
7,256,929
5,765,632
v
Ohio—Canton
9.4
346,862,965
Cleveland
1960
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
6.1
+
1,004,313,952
Philadelphia
or
1961
$13,128,473,803 $12,372,161,498
__.._T...______
Inc.
Dec. %
6,878,544
Jersey—Trenton—
Total
1962
,
.*__
,_
'
7,232,660
;;
,
.
Delaware—Wilmington
New
2,065,164
834,795
5,702,372
1,189,000,000
.
Wilkes-Bar re
sum¬
1,625,046
'
>
1,217,000,000
2,840,343
Reading
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
•
$
-
.
6,877,461
Scranton
for this week follows-:
mary
;
1961
4
(a)
Philadelphia
—
At this
1961.
Our comparative
i
1,604,751
I
York
gain for the week ending Friday, of 6.1%.
a
$ •
<
2,140,698
_
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals
year.
____
Chester
to obtain weekly clearings will
corresponding week last
i
*
Third Federal Reserve District- Philadephia—
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 13, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is
possible
be
with
45
(6
cities).
+
—
+
♦Estimated.
Sixth
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
issue of next week.
our
We cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
able to
we are
Oct.
6.
there
was
an
week in 1961.* Outside of this
center
showing
New
York
District
Reserve
city there
Cleveland
they
totals
show
an
totals
are
larger by 4.1%; in the
0.2%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 8.0%.
Reserve District has to
credit
its
serve
there is
District
In the
following
furnish
we
the; Dallas Reserve
increase of 6.7%; in
an
of 9.8%.
and in the San Francisco Reserve District
-
,
7,354 315
+ 21.7
6,386,474
243,846,774
+ 11.8
241,057,622
7,057 638
249,828 887
338,134,656
325,083,335
+
4.0
315,385,319
282.323 265
19,390,577
1,012,920
16,607,803
982,098
+ 16.8
16,646,555
3.1
956,781
822 ,804
326,921,000
280,125,000
+ 16.7
283,030,754
263,627 ,467
1,699,117,098
;.
1,572,821,504
8.0
1,517,555,504
1,409,129,137
_—
cities)
+
+
17,299 902
Federal Reserve District—Chicago5,239,667
18,101,880
Des
Rapids
Moines
Sioux
2,798,710
Chicago
22,913,583
18,775,059
12,765,260
11,534,840
3,664,567
+
2.3
16,064,295
14,819,224
+
8.0
95,355,000
96,214,000
4.0
10,445,935
+ 29.1
6,074,803
5,553,422
+
9.8
168,227,307
140,184,735
+
19.4
8,983,724
9,137,685
+ 27.3
68,468,118
59,856,863
+ 11.5
22,373,745
20,426,014
2,023,425
1,744,870
1,175,794,402
—
+ 15.5,
10,719,431
6.6
1,309,475,820
11,664,325
8,344,730
17,647,376
—10.0
18,309,605
16,946*371
+ 22.2
14,586,228
12,906.702
10,310,439
14,746,138
9,885,384
+
4.3
1,827,810,991
+
7.6
1,801,109,253
1,616,512,153
15,881,514
18,017,082
Rockford
Springfield.,,
(17
4,144,429
3.7
+
+ 11.8
1,423,711,724
10,857,057
Peoria
Total
2,422,538
1,336,081,244
9,712,098
+ 16.2
—10.9
1,966,112,160
/
Decatur,
^
63,469,403
23,700,168
26,429,276
Illinois—Bloomington
Districts:
8,886,703
80,788,526
i
City_
165,950,196
10,612,009
;
4,913,055
182,239,834
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
12,855,903
6,342,854
Haute_i.„
17,696,607
95,210,000
12,340,481
Bend—_——.
Terre
District
13,588,876
102,810,000
,
South
Iowa—Cedar
26,537,358
12,110,886
Wayne——
Indianapolis- ____"
—...
;
4,507,944
27,520,221
—nrf—
Indiana—Fort
2.6%V ^y
The Chicago
^
by Federal Reserve
a summary
8,590,037
7,165,187
272,594,722
Orleans
Lansing
Re¬
District ofto3.3%,
v
+ 33.0
410,400, 000
8,716,737
(10
Seventh
In the Kansas City
11.7%, and in the Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.1%.
of
.;
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
Rapids
Richmond
gain of 7.6%; in the St. Louis Reserve
a
30,437, 122
149,671,309
466,900,000
139,977, 737
4.2
■
in
improvement of >13.2%; in the: " *
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
District the
Reserve
Reserve District by
Total
,
located and from this we note that
are
28,930,653
5.9
+
_—
Louisiana—New
gain of 5.9%, the bank clearings
was a
0.7
+
491,000,000
8,069,438
Mobile
10.0%, the aggregate clearings for
of
+
164,062,576
511,700,000
10,728,732
—j
Mississippi—Vicksburg
to $32,386,640,522 against $29,432,374,065 in the
the
Boston Reserve District of 2.3%,
In the
increase
35,879,293
173,778,505
Alabama—Birmingham
increase of 13.5%.. We group the cities according to the,..;
an
Federal Reserve Districts in which
the
Macon
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week
at this
Augusta
present further below,
we
36,139,249
LI
Nashville
Florida—Jacksonville
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however, which
the whole country having amounted
same
-
Georgia—Atlanta
Ac¬
available at time of going to press.
are not
Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Tennessee—Knoxville
in
today, inasmuch as the weeks ends
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
appear
*.
cities)
+
9,233,651,
9,889,238
'
'
"•
'
i
•
;
.
' '
'*
;"''
'
'■
I "
:
S1IMHARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1962
V
1st
2nd
--L—
Boston
New York—
O
$
1959
1960
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
v'.v'V
2.3
1,050,278,598
+ 13.2
16,238,220,465
12,920,383,961
1,275,299,430
+
2.6
1,213,760,459
1,145,143,258
1,636,580,737
+
4.1
1,520,380,508
1,361,361,305
949,659,050
947,616,223
+
0.2
908,586,903
+
8.0
1,517,555,504
1,409,129,137
1,827,810,991
+
1,127,397,205
1.101,642,646
16,379,300,816
+
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
:
5th
_
Cleveland
41
Richmond
41
6
_
—
1,308,243,826
J-.
M
7
_
1,703,684,333
V •*'
«
6th
~
Atlanta..
—__.
10
._
ti
7th
Chicago
81 h
St. Louis___—_—._-
9th
Minneapolis—.
4
10th
Kansas City
11th
Dallas
12th
V.
-
San Francisco
10
if
•
Ninth Federal Reserve
7.6
1,801,109,253
1,616,512,153
+ 11.7
822,286,797
768,100,134
783,239,511
+
8.1
737,042,782
688,410,537
779,852,398
+
6.7
725,295,635
663,884,293
North
■"i
+
3.3
616,027,571
580,426,370
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
1,456,230,475
1,325,306,285
.
II
H
1,764,860,724
1,607,327,488
+
9.8
City
28,606,774,950
5.9
12,856,967,794
Minnesota—Duluth
We
;
now
ended
week
add
our
October
Helena
13,574,548,156
+
for four years:
V
-
1961
1962
-
v.;
'
(7
Federal
„
Fall
Lowell
New
•
y.
•
-14,926, 950
878,979, 346
4,617, 296
"1,991,608
2,027, 361
4,987,674
4,667, 968
—.—.—
Bedford—
——
'
;
i
r
.
*
*
i
Wichita
7
Springfield
Worcester
-—.L-i.———
Rhode
New
Haven
,
31,514, 609
47,760,600
46,535 ,400
4,256,879
4,963, 423
1,127,397,205
1,101,642,646
Island—Providence
Cities)
(12
,1"
*
.
.
t
St,
"
>Joseph.4_a->
+
3.4
11,173,254
9,081,945
+
2.4
849,210,191
3,791,311
3,941,992
1.8
1,889,669
Elmira
——
—
78,444,196
64,188,341
156,500,424
3,672,542
3,741,287
6.8
4,545,235
4,44-1,583
+,
6.8
19,445,043
16,547,697
+
7.0
15,899,676
1.6
64,003,699
—
cities)
New
Rochester
:
'Syracuse
New
-=
——
_•___
__
'__
New
4,986,289
15,857,825,909
68,793,098
64,083,350
*35,000,000
Jersey—Newark--
Northern
—
4,861,269
18,005,735,769
—
York—
(9
Jersey—
cities)—
0.1
7,936,570
9,381,723
16,543,665
+ 14.6
16,756,847
16,520,615
783,239,511
—
Fort
14,482,863
1,452,467
+
4.1
28,957,515
+
8.1
737,042,782'
688,410,537
+
1,203,339
1.4
1,397,521
0.2
1,096,405
949,069
10,524,973
12,296,749
193,769.091
+ 17.2
174,559,242
167,935,360
17,275,373
33,714.637
—10.9
—
+
31,605,622
466,106,633
420,018,509
12,849,359
15,064,168
+
3.6
779.852,398
+
6.7
—
13,521,925
7,506,701
37,908,749
2.8
+
8,195,865
:
13,896,476
+ 10.9
499,827,235
+ 14.0
'
7,150,459
7,110,594
725,295,635
663,884,293
+
2.6
41,633,600
36,125,800
—14.2
5,028,821
44,901,534
6,045,000
1,050,278,598
931,809,009
46,587,191
+
—
2.9
13,516,877
12,986,406
4.4
533,202,766
496,001,591
3.6
43,993,491
2.1
42,489,017
6,721,000
5,774,137
2.1
14,323,774
14,147,727
—14.9
6,518,000
15,467,494
713,334,939
!
7,107,000
5,690,696
15,144,430
.<
Falls
690,791,538
+
3.3
616,027,571
580,426,370
251,164,638
7,612,825
253,506,420
116,791,932
+
6.8
223,379,206
201,742,320
+
2.5
7,217,209
7,113,406
+
6.3
220,154,655
209,876,332
+ 10.2
110,181,704
104,505,424
—
—
6,779,155
3,783,635
2.3
18,756,995
597,182,162
5,572,687
Galveston
Louisiana—Shreveport
27,110,062
+
Total
(6
cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
Utah—Salt
+22.2
61,587,466
52,417,744
0.6
147,744,881
128,241,250
—
—
1.8
3,100,614
2.5
4,411,874
4,041,118
+13.5
15,749,807,156
12,491,889,541
62,148,398
Lake
268,331,744
7,802,726
269,516,715
Pasadena
San
128,711,215
23,492,985
City
California—Long
3,011,279
Beach
12,274,872
974,466,786
-
.__
Francisco
:
48,397,299
San ;.iJose_i.
+
7.3
,* ',
*i.
.Santa
.
Barbara
Total
+
1.1
+
3.1
104,241,688
103,568,948
+
0.7
89,763,634
16,379,300,816
+13.2
16,238,220,465
12,920,383,961
16,827,464
32,714,828
29,705,626
86,941,614
76,978,196
Grand
(10
total
cities)-
New
(106 cities)
York
♦Estimated,
City
29,705,442
—10.6
13,940,625
864,404,370
43,212,738
14,119,397
16,284,621
—12.0
16,104,135
20,424,567
+ 12.7
778,651,106
686.837,893
+ 12.0
44.084,484
36,310,752
+
6.5
12,763,492
11,804,982
+
3.3
16,770,664
16,985,167
+
1,764,860,724
1,607,327,488
9.8
1,456,230,475
1,325,306.285
32,386,640,522
29,432,374,065
+ 10.0
28,606,774,950
24,216,118,292
14,380,904,753
13,574,548,156
+
5.9
12,856,967,794
11,724,228,751
83,570,363
18,548,897,342
15,038,918
i
Stockton
26.923,820
26,289r922
50,528,844
—
34,628,547
•
:
4,290,260
8.5
1,099,829
10,995,976
18,203,640
;
Worth
Wichita
66,190,768
89,777,721
92,603,530
12,553,083
City—
623,467,648
Outside
Total
1.5
6.9
+
Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Eleventh
Texas—Austin
-
Jamestown
+
+
8,186,035
2,229,846
+
(9
Oregon—Portland
155,545,250
-
——
—
-
12,647,040
4,407,343
831,788,814
Springs
Yakima
York—Albany
177,774,446
742,158,685
—12.5
Total
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
Buffalo
460,066,218
191,211,351
13,487,717
4,258,853
8,490,565
:.___
Washington—Seattle
New
7,824,192
493,434,953
5,714,133
4,700,584
+ 28.9
'
377
32,791,429
'—____
Hampshire—Manchester—
Total
'.68,903
67,824,357
,
22,308, 603
17,842 448
19,099,888
Connecticut—Hartford
New
>
23,831,685
:——
—
9,956,491
7.3
+ 10.4
37,400,594
'
,
4.8
+
513,576,471
15,414,505
City
'
Colorado—Colorado
899,760,058
:
.
River__—___.——_—.
+
1,097,595
Missouri'—Kansas
$
_,
4,355, 865
9,932,804
527,062,320
204,460,304
11,933,184
227,012,036
15,390,671
_.
Kansas—Topeka
Dec. %
4,038,694
.
—
768,100,134
1,473,193
Hastings
1959
1960
Inc. or
>
J
5,613,625
15,440,708,
Massachusetts—Boston
822,286,797
Reserve District—Kansas
Lincoln
-Boston—
——-
/Portland
,
+11.7
846,302,814
cities)
Nebraska—Fremont
"
^ Firsi Federal Reserve
3,372,638
830,090,783
8,191,110
18,965,512
■___.
Total
;
$
Maine—Bangor
4,069,646
11,724,228,751
29,432,374,065
+ 10.0
Week Ended October 6
at—
Clearings
'
.
1.6
—
12,832,299
4,710,618
_.
Omaha
.
194,494,239
3,771,246
565,509,586
._.
Montana—Billings
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
6
194,833,257
194,054,942
10,407,021
:_4
Paul
Tenth
't
375,400,000
203,162,209
225,686,668
Minneapolis
St.
24,216,118,292
32,386,640,522
cities
422,000,000.
District—Minneapolis—
Dakota—Fargo
690,791,538
927,242,211
41
8.8
3.1
+ 30.2
927,242,211
cities)
713,334,939
:
!'
14,380,904,753
_106
—
York
New
6
_
—____
Total
Outside
9
_
x—
(4
831,788,814
.
7
Total
830,090,783
1,966,112,160
44
_
+
+'
176,249,286
3,710,430
_.
846,302,814
17
_
_
420,400,000
229,670,251
229,393,849
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
r
9
457,400,000
236,737,932
;
805,651,850
1,572,821,504
Missouri—St. Louis_
931,809,009
18,548,897,342
'a
9
_
.
1,699,117,098
cities
12
_
.
$
Inc. or
Dec. %
1961
,
,
$
Week Ended Oct. 6
.
(a) Clearings operations
discontinued.
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1594)
;
the Tariff Act
of the Treasury the buying rate
We give below a record: for the week
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL * RESERVE BANK TO
the world.
countries of
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
OCTOBER 5,
1962 TO
Below will
Monday
Tuesday
Oct. 5
Oct. 8
Oct. 9
Oct. 10
2.231872
Australia, poundAustria, schilling
Belgium,
franc
t—*—-
.0200962
.928906
.928906
.210112
.210112
.144458
.00310566
';
.204033
.204025
.249775
.249750
.249700
.209611
.209626
209626
2.801000
2.801360
.144437
.
Ireland; pound
Italy, lira —I
.144450
■
V
.00278916
.327416
.327416
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
>
.277893
.277756
2.773623
2.773861
.139862
.0348625
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0166631
.0166643
.0166631
.194143
.231125
1.395447
1.395566
2.801000
2.801360
2.801600
.194143
5
REDEMPTION
Date
Nov.
Oil
1
1449
___.__.,_Nov
1
,*
1978_______:.__
debs, due Nov.
1,
4J/2 %
1.395591
bonds
due
May
1972
1,
S. Govt.
Insured
Merchant Marine Bonds
Steel-Mills
Ltd.—
•
refunding mtge. bonds due. Sept.
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
5Va%
debs, due Nov. 1, 1984
Transmission
1965
1,
Oct. 10,
1962
Gold
certificate
Redemption
Total
account
fund
gold
for F.
1,198
1,062
reserves
15,790
15,794
17,070
354
379
380
92
164
95
34
34
"34
Discounts and advances
Acceptances—bought
S.
Government
Bought
outright
£
2,882
____
3,190
9,542
1,639
13,849
4,101
;
Bonds
deposits adjusted
decreased
bought outright
repurchase agreement
under
Total
U.
Total
loans
S.
:
Avon
million
$111
trict.
deposits
$143
increased
million
corporations increased $26 million.
Govt.
1,
30,476
28,150
72
92
126
and
Greyhound
30,529
30,568
Co.
28,276
domestic commercial banks increased
4%
Edison
Corp.
5%%
1st
*
+
'
1495
1
,
.,
Nov
1
,
1495
:
;
v.
-
1495
i—
*
1495
,
,
1192
.
;
ISSUE.CALLED
/
-
•
f Date
;
Page
cumulative pfd. stock.
—Nov 14
4.20% cumul. pfd. stock——Nov - 9
of New
Ca.
York,
cumulative
4.y4%
Utilities
1450
,
.
*637
v
bonds due Aug.
Exploration Corp.—
1
$501 million.
5.;t
Oct
15 'y
'ksubord. conv. debentures due 1976.
Oct
Heusen Corp. .5% cumul. pfd. stock...:.—Feb
♦Announced
in
this
*
745
Nov
:
;—:
-
*
-
.
*
;
..
6y2%
Phillips-Van
to
Nov
2
.Oct 31
stock
1987
1,
subord. debs, due 1972,
Occidental Petroleum Corp.—
15-year
1049
Inc.—
preferred
6%
million, but bor¬
1144
.
Co.—
mtge.
Oil
Maracaibo
Loans
Inc.
Southern
Iowa
r
others increased $548 million.
rowings from
..
5y4% 1st 8c. refunding mtge. bonds series Q
V due Dec; 1/ 1989__l_j__^__:
J1**™#** Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from.
3,583'
30,457
securities____
:
?
-
Products,
Consolidated
District, and $57 million in the Boston Dis¬
Savings
8
•'
trict, $80 million in the Kansas City District, $66 million
in the Dallas
1494
-■
Nov
Caterpillar Tractor Co.
Central Telephone Co.—
t
4V2V0 convertible subordinated-debentures due May
O •
1, 1969 and cumul. preferred stock 5V2%
series__Oct 15
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. 6% pfd. stock—Nov
2
in
District, $86 million in. the Cleveland Dis¬
the Chicago
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $624
Total
Held
2,984
9,542
13,902
4,131
____
Certificates
Co.
Company and Issue—,
$32 million.
1494
1-
Nov
1
__i_Nov.>" I
debs, due Oct. 15,- 1975____act 15"
6 y4% . cumul.
pfd. stock
_Nov
1,
3%%
ENTIRE
"oth^r'p time, deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
Notes
Car
Materiels
1494
1
Nov
series due Nov.
—1—
1977
May
-
1
'
securities:
outright—
Bills
securities increased
"Other"
Demand
1,200
Tank
Union
due
due
notes and U. S. Government bonds decreased $156
million.
16,008
notes
$1,347 million, Treasury certificates
debs,
debs,
' *
■
Co.—
Pipe Line Corp.—
May 1, 1978
$14 million, and the combined total of Treas¬
1961
14,596
Cash
U.
1962-
14,590
R.
certificate
Oct. 11,
Oct. 3.
•;-4%
Vulcan
ury
(In millions of dollars)
6 y# %
mem¬
+
;
1
'■:"'
Transcontinental. Gas
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting
1493
5%
1st &
Gas
1051
*
-+•+',*
•
mtge. pipe line bonds 5y4%
1979
__1—
ber banks increased
Nov
—•
1
,1st
decreased
1451
Ltd.—
mtge
CO.,
Tennessee
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
1450
1
_^_Nov;
1
3%
-
suspended.
Consolidated Statement of Condition
l;'
1977..Nov
1,
1983
1,
Page
1976__.___Nov
6'/4% 1st mtge. bonds, series A, due July 15, 1981
-NovRiegel Paper Corp. 5y4% debs, due Nov. 1, 1985-.*—_^Nov
Southern California Edison Co.—
;..+"'•;■*'v •»
■■
.231200 ,i
2.801650
.
1st
Premier
.194100
,
given in theChronicle.
were
SS Argentina series due Nov.
1, 1978__^__
__Nov
Northern-Natural Gas Co., 4^8% debs, due Nov. 1, 1978; •
4%% debs, due Nov. l, 1977; 4V2%
debs, due Nov. t,
1976; and 5%% debs, due Nov. 1, 1979__l_________Nov
■
.0166506
...
.231129
1.395267
.277559
.194143
.231129
(except where otherwise indicated)
secured
U.
.139850
v
provisiohs.
last date for mak¬
or
Ltd;—
pipe line bonds, due Nov. 1, 1977_—/.Nov
Corp, 5Vi% debs, due Nov. 1, 1968__Nov
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc.—
.•
'/ ,'';.Vv
2.773910
.139841
due
J.). Gage
6Va %
.0800560
.277962
;
redemption,
Martin-Marietta
.327416
.
^
debs,
6JA%
Home
.00161035
4
.139837
Republic of South Africa, rand:
United Kingdom, pound sterling
-
.00279033
•
2.773267
franc
♦Temporarily
(W.
:
2.801650
.00161025
.00279000
krona
Switzerland,
.209641
2.801600
.00161025
.327380
;
.249704
!
.00161025
redemption
Caterpillar Tractor Co.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—
4%% debs., series K, due Nov.
.00310566
.204050
.00279000
—
yen
Malaysia,- malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand,
pound.
Norway,
krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
6 y4%
,: .144441
.00310566
.204041
franc;
rupee
Sweden,
.210112
.00310566
markka
bonds, notes,
for
sinking fund
Allied Stores Corp. 4%% debs, due Nov. 1,
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.—
+7 .929218
.
corporate
called
Company and Issue—
.0387000
.0201000
.210062
(Metropolitan), new
Germany, deutsche mark
Japan,
.0387000
i,
under
PARTIAL
.
France
India,
.0387000
.0201000
.928906
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone —:
Finland,
.0387000
I. .0201015
—-—
volume
=>'■
2.232390
2.232350
of
stock
,
,V-
peso
2.232159
called
in which the details
♦
-
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location , in
the current
Wednesday
"
$
Argentina,
those
list
a
common
The date indicates the
(Value in United States Money)
Friday
found
and
including
.
in New York
be
preferred
TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
OCTOBER 10, 1962, INCLUSIVE
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
and Monetary Unit
country
Monday, October 15, 1962
.
Fund Notices
of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
for cable transfers on the different
just passed.
the requirements of Section 522 of
to
Pursuant
certifies daily to the Secretary
,
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
:
;
.
10 !
1
,
856
1494
issue.
Increase ( +) or
Cash
items
Bank
and
in
securities
28,405
5,306
4,589
107
107
110
690
670
304
1
assets
Total
30,766
4,881
collection
of
process
premises
Other
..
assets.
52,477 c
53,002v
>
50,858"
Oct. 3,
Federal
Reserve
U.
S.
notes
Treasurer—general
28,943
17,164
7VV/.
17,737
549
account
492
Foreign
-
227
Other
307
...
196
chasing
U.
238
330
-
deposlts_I_„L.i_
"
Deferred availability cash items....
18,190«"
Total
18,755
70
liabilities.
3,487
51,564
-
49,486
Loans
462
8c
capital
ents
888
817
108
122
accounts
52,477
and
R.
F.
"F:
R.
Reserve
solidated
notes
to
note
of
other
50,858
'
1,2.70
7-;k 1
-
:
11
5
+
123
4
-;•+•
1,791.
501
securities—total
31,995
includes
Reserve
$379
Banks
million
netted
36.9%
Federal
of
of
out
the
con-
year
five
five
+
with
Currency
and
with
7.1;
Banks
banks
Other
assets/liabilities
3,370
539
+
184
182
+
72
+
15
+
128
+2,316
4,700
162,149
..
+
+
+
3.004
assets—net
Total
above.
32
+
10,396
come
LIABILITIES—
deposits adjustedlt
Demand
deposits—total§
The
condition
banks of
shows
ended
the
the
statement
Federal Reserve
following
Oct. 3:
justed
and
'weekly
A
changes
for
decrease of $408 million
increases
of
$1,177
million
in
the
week
in
loans ad¬
holdings of
Banks, and $1,624 million
U.
S.
Government demand
deposits; and
demand deposits adjusted.
a
decrease
$10 million;
and
industrial
loans
dealers for
curities
decreased
purchasing
million.
purchasing
or
Loans
or
$462
1,624
+
660
599
+
317
—
114
+
+
Mutual
savings
Govts., official insts,
etc._.
banks
187
62
+
Maryland
+
83
+
7,013
33,882
+
143
+
4,482
+
26
8.566
States
and
political
sub
3,218
interbank
16
443
+
May
28
Govts,,
insts.,
etc
40
2,053
banks
124
increased
week
a
net
of
From
From
a
year
ago,
Loans to brokers and
carrying U. S. Government
for
R.
Banks....
others
+
93
548
+
599
2,343
ACCOUNTS
—
-
.
+
5,279
liabilities
CAPITAL
624
117
—
65
+
94
+
39
+
735
13,468
and
their
loans
t Exclusive
to. sales and
personal
financing institu¬
tions increased $45
million, as compared with a decrease
of $71 million
during the similar week in 1961. "Other"
loans increased $28 million.
tion
of
of
loans
valuation
to
domestic
reserves;
commercial
individual loan
banks
items
are
and
after
shown
If Includes all demand deposits except those of U. S. Government and,
less cash itema In process of .collection.
domestic commercial banks,
§ Includes certified
♦*
»
and officers'
Includes time deposits of
shown
checks not shown separately.
U. s. Government and postal savings
separately.
;
Preliminary (San Francisco District),
t Sept. 26 figures revised.
'
not
.
..
-
-
■
-
1
10-
8
1
10-
8
9-28
10-15
11-
10-19
5
10-20
'9-29
10-31
10-17
10-29
10-10
11-
10-11
1
10-15
10-
1
3
4
$1.50
10-12
+22V2c
tl7y2C
12Vac
10c
;
10-15
9-20
10-15
: 9-20
*
v
9-24
10-19
11-
5
10-19
10-15
10-10
47y2c
10c
10-20
10-11
10-15
10-
9c
5%
11 V4c
,
10-29
1
Aircraft
Corp.
Electronics
—
10-
1
10r
9
10-31
1Q-10
10-15
10c
10-25
1Q-15
10-15
—-
———
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
t35c
11-
1
10-15
12y2c
:
11-
1
10-10
12-
3
1-
1
,12- 7
10-31
10-17
3%
25c
(quar.)
—
10-31
10-19
$1.12»/a
$1.25
'$1.37yz
$1.50
:
McQuay-Norfis Manufacturing (quar.)—.—
Melville Shoe, common (quar.)^;—
4%% preferred A. (quar.)
4% preferred B (quar,)—
Mercantile Stores Co. (quar.)———.—
Merchants
Fast
Motor
Lines,- Inc.
(Del.)
—
9-28
10-25
25c
l'Ac.
t30c
$1
McGregor-Doniger, class A (quar.)..
Class B (quar.)...————
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd, (quar.)_^__
McLean Industries, $3 preferred (accum.)..
Meridian
1111-
933/'C
25c
————
Quarterly
10+L2
10-
Corp. (quar.)______.1————
Stock
dividend „_—:
"•
9-28
10-29
10-31
McCall
deduc¬
gross.
9-28
10-15
10-15
Department Stores,
preferred (quar.)..
(Oscar) & Co. (quar.)
McDonnell
9-28
Investors Trust—
5Va%
se¬
million,
Other
F.
9-28
10-15
$1.50
5%
33
+
10-15
10-15
9-28
——
Corp., 4V2% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)„
preferred (quar.)—
6%
preferred (quar.)
McCabe
Grain
Co.. Ltd.
(quar.)
36
1
+
10-15
11-30
25c
(qjuar.)
McBee
official
10-25
12-27
10-
3%%
Foreign:
10-25
/ 9-28
Mayer
Soecial
9-15
10-20
11-15
10-31
Quarterly from net Investment income..__
Matthessen & Hegeler Zinc (stock dividend)
Maust Coal & Coke Corp. (quar.
2,068
+
1
—
.+
35
—
190
+
—
10-15
1
1
11-
130c
Casualty Co. (quar.)^—.——
National Insurance (s-a)
—
Massachusetts
9
+
(quar.)—
11-
10-15
10-17
—
(quar.)
Supermarkets
Maryland
95
48,186
and savings deposits—total*
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
(quar.)
preferred B
Holders
10-31
investment income).
(quar.)
When
Payable of Rec.
6c
2c
plus 5c from capital gains)
Marshall-Wells Co.
11
.
32.
990
Time
Domestic
(quar.)'———-—-—-—
Marleiie Industries Corp.
Marsh
548
•
,
Leaf
7-%
2,019
+
.
i
Common
97
—
;
Foreign:
Commercial
carrying "other" securities decreased
$57
+
Borrowings:
during the comparable
these loans decreased $19 million.
202
—
>■
7,042
1
of $379 million in
Commercial
4.642
1,862
interbank:
Commercial
U. S. Government
securities, $521 million in reserve bal¬
ances
with Federal Reserve
in
63,988
Government
S
+
(quar.)
Gardens Ltd. (quar.)
Maremont Corp.,
6 % • preferred +quar,) —_
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Maple
848
—
2,335
+
12,109
U.
reporting member
System in leading cities
principal
92,756
.
_
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States
and
political subdivisions......
Domestic
of
379
60.G94
(quar.)—_—...
Co.
Co.
Paper Shares (from
Manischewitz (B.) Co.
•Demand
Condition Statement of Member Banks
ForbesF.)
Industries
'
*
&
(E.
HO & Co., 4J/4%-pfd. (quar.)
$1.06V4
preferred (quar.)—
'
$1
Mading Drug Stores..
—
7y2c
Magma Copper Co. (stock dividend)
5%
Magnin
(Joseph) Co.
(quar. i
—_—
25c
Mailman, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)—
JS1.25
Majestic Specialties (quar.)
—
17VzC
Mallory: (P. R.) & Co., 5% pfd. (quar.).— >.+■" 62VaC
Malone & Hyde
10c
Managed Funds, Inc.—
Electric Shares
(lc from investment in-
343
134
—
10c
$.001
40c
5c
5c
(quar;)__^_
A
4%
1,638
521
MacAndrews
Macoid
1,751
+
+
13,368'
1,520
domestic
—
class
B—.—-—
Macy (R.
600
+
15,176
R.
F.
coin
13
—
Class
MacDonald
203
—
106
v 37
—
5,679
1,666.'
+
Videotronics,
MPO
'■.i
1,648
1,792
14
—
13,901
+
+
1,177
1,347
+
—
5,968
*
_
years
years
■
9c
564
+
28
1,705
banks
£25c
Lucky Stores.Inc.,
20c
Lynchburg Gas
(quar.)—
—
30c
Lytton Financial (stock dividend).—^7Va%~y
47
+
10c
(quar.)
Inc.
Cos.,
Per
Share
"
•
(quar.)...^—
(increased)
(quae.)—
—
186
45
of Company
.
.
Lucky Lagei: Brewing
•.
645
14;931
banks
Lowes
21
3,575
etc.
securities
Other
32.8%
,V
:2
18,062
one
to
After
Reserves
combined"
Federal
83
bills
4,317
certificates of indebtedness
2,130
Treasury notes ds U. S: bonds maturing:*-- >'
> •
122
-
,
Lowney. (Walter M.). Co., Ltd.
-
Treasury
Balances
shown
finance,
commercial
Government
S.
278
:
loans...
domestic
One
68
to
liabilities
liabilities
statement
U.
57
-V *;
loans
to
242
2,131
carrying:
—
foreign
Within
69
reserves
33.1'
note
Loans
correspond¬
gold certificate
deposit
53,022
acceptances
„
of
716
462
Treasury
combined*
♦
433
126
accounts.
liabs.
Contingent liability on
purchased for foreign
Ratio
462
888
capital
Total
or
securities
personal
finance,
estate
Continued from page 11
i
2,707
Sales,
Real
.
139
.-•—__
.
Other securities
Other
Capital paid in
2,287
Other
51,001
Surplus
10
22
pur¬
Name
purchasing
Government
S.
for
Loans to nonbank financial, institutions::
91
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS-
Other
U.
17,911
.3,795
71
3,555
Other liabilities & accrued dividends
7,044
securities
Government
S.
Other loans, for
i
-
Total
8,766
408
+
carrying:
or
Other securities
322
-
'
—-
loans
dealers
and
DIVIDENDS
8,969
801
1,318
Industrial
a'nd
brokers
to
1961
77,770
34,073
124,941
Agricultural loans
Loans
Oct. 4,
'
126,646+1,302
adjustedt
adjustedt
16,802
492
27,997
.-
reserves
investments
and
Commercial
29,186
7
iV.:,
bank
1962t
(In millions of dollars)
and'investments
Total loans
Loans
•
Member
Sep. 26,
1962*
ASSETS—
Loans
LIABILITIES—
Deposits:
Decrease (—) Since
■
30,655
10-31
12-
3
11-
'
9
:i0-17
-.11- 1
10-15
10-
25c
40c
11-
1
10-24,
11-
1
10-16
$1.183/4
12-
1
11-16
$1
25c
12-
1
11-16
12-15
11-14
20c
10-25
10-10
5c
11-30
10-25
.
....
1
Volume
Number 6203
196
;
'. X
-
••
,
Share
t
Metrq-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. (quar.)
___
Metropolitan Stores of Canada," Ltd.—'
"" "
$1.30 preferred (s-a)—
_____
Mexican Light & Power, $1 pfd. (quar.)__*.
Meyer (George J.) Mfg. (quar.)—______
Michigan Gas & Electric—
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.9Q%., preferred
(quar.)_
Michigan Seamless Tube
(quar.)
Mickelberry's Pood Products (quar.)_,
50c
i.
125c
11-
1
11-
1
Insurance
$1.10
10-31
10-16
$1.12%
10-31
10-16
25c
11-20
11-
Miller
J .J. •£* '»' ' '•'
^
inc.
Rhoads
&
Co.,
*"*
20c
12-12
11-16
12-12
11-16
x., 8c
...
10-15
10-22
9-28
10-16
9-29
10-30
preference
15c
10-15
10->
$1.18%
10-31
Mississippi
4.36%
10-15
f 12c
11-15
10-15
t$1.75
11-15
10-15
32Vac
H-
1
10-16
$1.17
11-
1
10-16
$1
1-
1
12-24
$1.19
1-
1
12-24
11,-10
75c
V
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge'
'i!
j
«•'
$6
11-
preferred
Montaomery Ward & Co „ • common
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Electro
Morse
Mosler
Safe
Motor
Parts
Mount
(N.
Y.)
i
1
Pacific
10-15
/.
10-
____
11-.l
11-
10-12
25c
•
'
Li-
Extra
Mount
Vernon
Mountain
Mills;
States
Telephone
10-10
10-15
10- 1
,10-16
10-26
•
11-30
110c
Corp.; 5Va%
preferred
A
System
Inc.,-common
preferred (quar.)_'—
11-
10-15
10-31
12-20
;
12-
10-15
9-20
;:
2%
(quar.)
12-20
11-15
10-15
12-
11-15
$1.37 y2
,__i
10c
•;
LUL--
;
v
10-15
37 VaC
L__
1
4.64%. preferred
-Vc-:';'.
;
9-29
J
(
Nation-Wide
Check
Nation-Wide
Real
;
2c
Estate
Monthly
Aeronautical
.
Investment,'Trust
—.—.___
Bank
National
A
of
National
Bank
&
Trust
(Norwich,
(stock
Inc.
National
Blank
Natipnai
Cash
National
40c
&
(Albany,
'
L___
dividend)
(stock
Machine—
National" Life
.
,
Corp.—
Balanced
National
Standard
Nautec
Union
(Fla.)
Co.
Power,
5Va%,
New
(quar.)
(quar.)_
common
preferred
England
Fund
(quar.)
(Boston)
:—__
.
___.
(quar.)
New
Stock
dividend
__
^'T
'/i
4%
6%
North
i
Bros.
Western
&
American
North
Acceptance
Fund
American
North American Van
Illinois
Northern
$1.50
•
5%
Lines
preferred
5.50%
10-15
,
12y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Indiana
»
;■
:
•
preferred (quar.)___
4y2%
preferred (quar.
4.22%_ preferred
(quar.
Insurance
Northern
...
10-15
10-15
10-15
Ohio
Northern
Pacific
37y2c
1- 1
10-31
10-25
Common
$3.60
Y.)
(N.
(quar;)
preferred
(quar.)____
^_____
(quar.)
$4.Q3
preferred.
preferred
___Jn_44—__—/
(quar.)_
$4,10
32c
<90c
—
(quar.)
___i
$4.11
preferred (quar.)—_____—
preferred vquar.)_____
Telephone, .Ltd., common
Northland Utilities, Ltd. vquar.)
_:
$4.16
Northern
$1.02
$1.02Vs
$1.02%
$1.04
(quar.) V
$4y2c
tl5c
Extra
Northwest
Engineering,
E*tra
class
A
B
___.—
Public
Gas
&
Electric,
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.24%u preferred (quar.)^
Old-National
Class B
Old
Corp., class A
(quar.)____
Republic
Life
Insurance
com.
20c
$1.06
___^4.____
'____
(quar.)_
(Chicago)—„
Quarterly
Stock
One
.
dividend
William
Street
32c
(quar.)
;
Fund
...
33c
33c
8
•11-15
10-31
10-15
' 41c
9-14
11-
15c
1
10-20
10-31
,
10-
10-15
ioc
5
10-16
10-
10-31
10-11
^
t-VM
90c
/Quaker
,
dividend
Power
Quincy
Mining
E.
&
T.
-
*
11-16-'
11-
1
11-
1
'i
9_x7,
10-11,
Real
A*
10-10. ti
1
10-10
10-15
9-19
1
10-15
U- 1
10-15
1
10-10
10-20
9-28
A
Owl
Class
9-28
10-10
10-10
11-
1
10-
2
1
.11-
9
11-15
11-
1
Co.
10^31
10c
*
.10.25
9-28
9-25
j
15c
10-24
10-22
20c
10-25
,10-10
10c
10.31
10-10
lie
A
10-15
10-
5
9-24
10-16,
(in¬
11-14
10-.18
$1.19
1.21 4
10.18
$i.i?v2
10-15
10-
1
$1.25
10-15
10-
1
$1.37 Va
10-15
10.
1
$1.5Q
10-15
10-
1
15c
12-20
11-26
10-19
9-21
5%
10-
5
5%%
1
5%%
10-15
10-
3
quar.)——
10-12
11-
1
10-15
10-
1
30c
10-26
10-
10-20
10-
9
25c
10-15
9-28
6%c
11-15
11-
1
80c
10-20
10-
6
$1.37 %
10-15
10-15
$1.25
10-15
10-
20 %c
10-15
25c
10-15
5
9-28
10-
1
11-
1
1
10-15
10-15
9-20
175c
10-15
9-20
3c
10-25
11-23
t50c
7c
15c
vv
$2
11-,
1
10-15
12-
1
10-
3
9-28
10-
$4
31 %C
10c
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
25c
10-15
9-28
28c
10-15
15c
10-26
6c
10-20
10-10
9%
(quar.)
11-
11-' 1
2
11-
1
10-
9
$1.06%
12-
1
11-
9
$1.16
12-
1
11-
9
$1.22%
12-
1
11-
9
9c
10-25
10-
3
10c
10-31
10-15
—_
(Phila.)—
5%
—
10-15
9-28
9-24
55c
10-20
$1.50
10-20
9-24
f40c
11-23
10-15
25c
10-15
9-17
(quar.)____.
——
(reduced)—________—
10-19
3
9-27
9-27
10-19
10-
5
25c
10-15
30c
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
9-21
20c
10-15
5c
(quar.)
10-18
10-
11-
9
10-19
10-15
9-30
25c
37 %c
8
15c
12-
1
11-15
15C
end¬
11-30
11-16
'H
——
3-
22 %C
2-13
1
5
10-15
10-
(quar.).—
27 %c
11-
1
10-18
(quar.)—
2-
1
1-18
A
A
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
27V2c
27VaC
25c
common—___—
——_
______a___
27
—
———
4-18
5-
1
8-
1
7-18
10-31
%c
2%%
10-15
10c
5%%
conv.
(quar.)
—
9-18
1
10-19
68 %c
10-15
10-
1
$1.25
10-15
10-
1
5c
10-15
10-5
7 Vac
10-31
10-15
11-
1
10-22
10c
(quar.)
—_—-—
11-10
10-25
25c
10-15
9-30
60c
11-
1
10-19
15c
10-15
10-
1
7%C
10-15
10-
1
Corp., 5%% preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
—
Corp.
(quar,)-*1—
.-Lr
Security-Columbian
Banknote
(quar.)
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven)—
(initial)
Trust
—
—
(NY)
Quarterly ___———
Security Trust (Rochester, N. Y.) (quar.)__
See's Candy Shops, Inc., common.).-
preferred
4%
;
Latz,
&
B
(H.
&
A.)
—4
(quar.)—
—
—
—
(quar.)
Sierra
10-12
t25c
11-23
10.11
10-12
133 Vac
11-15
10-19
1
10-
8
12-15
12-
5
11-
~33c
15c
11-
1
9-28
$2
——
Co., class A
Pacific Power,
preferred
9-28
10-29
10-26
----
(quar.)—_—
11-
1
9-28
125C
11-
1
10-10
20c
11-16
10-16.
'
;
10-.16
11-
1
10.15
61c
common,..—
(quar.)—.
11-16
22o
B
$2.44
10-31
12 V2c
——X-aaa-—-
(quar.)—
(Henry I.)
10-15
1
17 %c
—
4% preferred (s-a)*——
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Class
10-12
11-
10-15
10c
Transport & Trading, Ltd. (interim)
Corp. of America, com. (quar.).___
Siegel
10-30
,
,
$1.50
——__
Shawinigan Water & Power, common (quar.)
Class A (quar.)—
———
Shell Oil Co. (One for five in class A com¬
mon stock of Shell Oil Co. of Canada, Ltd.)
Common
10-12
$1
com.
(From investment income)—
Shatterproof Glass (quar.)
Shell
10-12
10-30
(Boston)
Shareholders Trust
Shaw-Barton
10-25
10-30
20c
(increased s-a)
(quar.)—_———
Inc.,
9-28
6c
20c
6%c
—(
(quar.)
common
preferred
6%
Inc.—
income)—
investment
(From
Seligman
Class
Shares
American
11-
(Winston-Salem,
Co.
•Security National Bank of Long Island
Selected
10-12
10-15
5%
&
1
50c
series A
pfd.
1st
common
10-12
11-
168%C
12 Vac
SeaPak
New
11-20
1
Ltd.—
Holdings,
Seagrave
Security Life
Quarterly
1
11-
85c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
York
1
12-
a
preferred
&
.11-
10-19
$1
Co.—
Scrivner-Stevens
9-21
11-15
10-
10-15
4c
2%
(quar.)
A
9-28
8-24
8-24
10-26
A
A
Paper
$3.40
5
9-30
1
20c
9-18
22<?
$1.09
(stock div.).
Fetzer
(monthly)
Scottish
11-15
10-15
12-
10-15
22V2c
—'.
Products
Corp.,
&
Scott
10-15
11-
t56%c
;
10-15
32c
10c
Scott
9
90c,
10-10
10-25
15c,
10-12
$1.50
$1.17 %
10-25
25%
—_——_.—
Aviation
Scott
12-
10-10
preferred
preferred
5%%
11-
1
3
12-17
10-17
32c
preferred
preferred
5%%
10-
7c
:
*
&
30)
Nov.
Schwitzer
10-24
11-
1
9-25
A
1
12.
10-
1
10-25
*
$1.25
(quarterly dividend for the period
ending Feb. 28)———
5
62 %c
%
t$1.25
Corp,,
ing
10-15
10-31
11-
125c
(quar.)__
5% preferred (quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd. NV (quar.)
Schneider (Walter J.) Corp.—
Class A (for the two months period
Schering
Selmer
___w_
25c
"
•
Inc.
(initial-quar.)
Industries (quar.)_—___—.——
Schenley
15c
(quar.)___—________—
Corporation
6c
25c
20c
(quar.)
Co.
Reliable
Inc.
Stores
(quar.)_;
a
Chemicals,
(Canada),
Ltd.;
Corp.
Reliance
Varnish
X
(quar.)
(quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (reduced)Revere Racing Association
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada—
1st
preferred
(quar.).*
-
-_
9-21
12-12
11-23
American
10.30
:
:.
12-
1
11-15
$.002.
Co.,
10-16
10-
11-
10-19
2
Sobeys Stores,
11-15
10-19
11-15
11-
11-15
10-26
11-
1
10-15
South
tlQc
30c
11-
1
10-15
11-
5
10-26
10-31
10-16
45c
20c
10-20
10-10
50c
15c
10-19
Sonotone
$1.55
Corp.,
10-
1
11-
10-
1
t$1.18
10-15
9-21
10-26
10-20
11-
7
10-17
150c
11-
1
1
10c
10-20
110c
10-15
31 %c
38 %C
(quar.)
12-28
10-
1
9-28
10-
1
12-
3
3
12-28
12-
U-
10-15
1
1
10-15
10-
125c
12-28
12-14
10c
10-20
10c
11-20
11-10
10c
12-20
12-10
24c
10-31
10-
5
28c
10-31
10-
5
28 Vac
10-31
10-
5
$1.12 Va
10-10
__—
Southern
4.48%
1
1
153c
15c
9-21
10-15
9-28
11-
12-
—
preferred (quar.)
Georgia Natural Gas
Pittsburgh Water, 4%% pfd.
southam Cq., Ltd. (increased quar.)
Southland Corp. (Texas)
(monthly)
Monthly
—
—
10-15
125C
25c
—
Ltd., class A (quar.)-*—*—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
South
1
$1.54
40c
*
Ltd., $2.12 pfd. (quar.)
Paint & Varnish (quar.)
Smith
(A. O.)
Corp. (quar.)
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$2
preferred
(quar.)
Smith's Transfer Corp., class A
(N.)
Smith-Alsop
10-25
1
sale
of
deposit receipts (from proceeds
of subscription rights)—
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd.-^
Class A, B and C (s-a)
tlOc
(quar.j
X
(quar.
Engineering
&
10-29
,
40c
11c
10c
a—_—__
common
(quar.)—
Stores
,
5c
Inc.
Electric
4%%
30c
.
(quar.)_A______A—___-
Carriers
A
Y.)
9-29
Slater
24c
(N.
Corp.
Reliance
•
...
10-20
11-14
(quar.)
Equities
Reitman's
,
1
12-
<
shares)
_—
Tubular
$1
16c
37 %c
$0,444 per
>—i
Properties Corp. of America—
Class
Red
10-12
10-12
11-
9
$1.37 Va
3%.
—„—
Oct. 1Q)w__a_*.-7
Ctf,__________—.
Assn
preferred
3.36%
Sawhill
9-14
11-
11-
(quar.)_—
Purina
Redwing
10-10
11-1
9
11-
Map Co. (quar.)——
Associates, class A (s-a)—
Sawyer's,
10-10
Corp,1 of
Realty
'10-15
10- 1
10c
11-
1
Sargent & Company (quar.)_—__
Savannah Electric & Power, common
10-10
11 "XL
11-
.7
10-10
1
America, common (quar.)—
(quar.)
——
Rank Organisation, Ltd.—
Ordinary A
(17%%
less British income
tax of 38%%)
Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of America
Radio
Ralston
.
1%
1
12-
Simca Automobiles—
R.
-
,
12-
$1.23%
Co.
Racing
dividend
Stock
11-
.^a—
Quaker Oats Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
10-10
10-10
10-10
10-26
10-26
9
$1.18%
—
(initial
W.)
Milling
Juan
Sanders
(Texas) —
City Life Insurance
Stock
Quebec
10-10
10-15
10-19
11-
Sheraton
11-15
10-31
10-15
1
5
Marine Insurance—
&
(Howard
Class
(quar.)——
Sportswear
Fire
common
Sanborn
10-15
$1
97 %c
:
Inc.
12-
2
87 %c
com.
$1
t
5c
10-11
10-31
—
(quar.)—-—-—;
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Puritan Fund,
San
9-28
$1.25
preferred
4.64%
Puritan
9-28
9-28
9-28
11-15
10-15
.
7c
11-
(quar.)_____—>
of Colorado,
Co.
9-28
10-30
,
1
—__
dividend
Reichhold
Oklahoma
12-
(quar.)
Savings Insurance
Stock
(20 gld
Amsterdam
in
Carlos
San
$1.25
(quar.)—
9
—
Co. Cquar.)
(stock dividend)__„
San Diego Gas & Electric—
Common
(increased-quar.) —
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)—
4%% preferred (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
5.60%
preferred (quar.) —
8
5c
Paul
Sams
11-15
11-
•:->
Laboratories
Public Service
A
10-29
-
preferred
4.90%
11- 1
11-1
11- 1-
_
$1.25
414%
11-1''
—
11-15
1
1
9-28
11-30
.
1
1212-
Gardner
Prufcoat
X
9-28
11-30
:
12-
5c
J 15c
Bros.,
.
9-28
10-15
10-15
10-15
-
A
11-
*
1
12-14
10-10
'* 9-29
10-15
.
25c
(quar.)
+25c
(quar.)—
25c
Extra
_—25c
Northwestern Glass (initial-quar.)___
;
10c
Northwestern 5teel & Wire (quar.)_
25c
NorWalk Truck Lines,
class B______.
10c
Class
.11-
10-20
,10-15;.
410c
,
.
9-21
9-21
9-21
11-16
Telephone, common (quar.)_
40c
Ry; (quar.)_™.
•___!^; 55c
Northern Quebec Power, common
<quar.)_—*•••> |50c
Northern States Power Co. (Minn.)— ■
'
-'
Co,
split"
—
1
(quar.)__——
preferred (quar.)_
5%
(quar.)
about
5
12-
$1.02%
________———
Petroleum
5
10-
10-
—___________
Inc.
H.),
10-
10-25
Louis-San Francisco Ry, X
New
Progress Manufacturing Co.—
';v9-21
'
$1.06Mi
'
$1.13
.
- $i.Q6
V4%%
Northern
11- 1
11- 1
$1.37 Vz
'y.r;*,;*
1
10- 8
10-16
10-16 •
,
9-21
>9-21-4.'
11-1
$1.25
-
(quar.)_________
Public Service—
38c
St.
——^
of
10-12
10-16
—
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
5%
,
share)
2
...,20c
(quar.)
Lawrence Corp.,
8t.
5
17%c
;
10-15
11-
1
11-15
Primex
: 9-28
10-22 '
11- 1
11- 1
20c
(quar.)__—
12-
10-
10-ia
1
—________
_____
2
10-19
10-25
62'/2C
Ltd
——_—Equities, class A (monthly)
(quar.)
—
Procter & Gamble, 8% preferred (quar.)
', *9-28
10c
__l
1
9
12-
.
Prince
10-
11-
';X'- 2%
Transit
Price
1
;10-26
$1.06
_____
Edison, 4.70%
prd. (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)__—
Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
X- 4 y2 % ? preferred
(quar.)__
—.—
6%
participating preferred (auar.)____—
Precision Automotive Components
(quar.)__
President Brand Gold Mining, Ltd., Ordinary
10-11'
11-
$1.16
Potomac
; 10-18
t6c
11- 9
11- 1
12-15
10-30
10-16
St.
(quar.)__-______^___^.-__u
payment
3
10-15
Gas
depositary
10-
11-15
$1.06%
(H. K.)
(Interim
1
1
t
Portland
••
11-
'''X1 15C
Portland
■
10-22
•
A—
Cordage
5
1
-
Co. (Del.), 5V2% pfd, (quar.)
Light Co., $5 pfd, (quar.
General Electric (quar.)
Porter
5
25c
(quar.)—
class
10-
;
11-
11-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Corp,
10-15
11-
23 %c
(quar.)__—__________
5%
B
preferred (quar.)_—______—
.'X
5%%
C preferred (quar.
6%
D preferred
(quar.)—
Russ Togs Inc.f new class A
(initial-quar.)
X Ryan Aeronautical
(stock dividend)
10-
—
Cable
11-30
2
10-16
(quar.)_
common
Royal McRee Corp.—
4%%
A preferred
1
(quar.)
(quar.)__i_____
,*•"
preferred
&
Corp.;
Portland
10-5.
10-
10-31
>
9c
Inc.
(quar.)
10-14
11-
5%
(quar.)—*-
York Shares & Int
New
11-
Ry.
common
conv.
Wire
Plymouth
■'..
(quar. )____a_
common
.
10-.15
(quar.)__.—i.—37%c
Illinois, Gas,
Northern
Corp.
Canada, Ltd.-
Corp., common
preferred
Northern
.
of
Refractories
Stevens
Co.,
1
12-14
110c
—
.
Brothers
•
exchange
XX
30c
J-y?!*•'■■■-*:*■
Payment for September and October—
Piatt
;-
10-19
10-15
10-12
11- 1
H- 1
10-15
25c
15c
:
25c
5c
a;.
Finance
$3.50
10-10
11-1
'■
(quar.)•'
10-31
3.6Q%-
12-20 f.
.
&
Plastic
10-10 "
10-10
;10- 8 ;
9-25
10-15
10- 1
5c
.___:
Ry.—
adjustment preferred
preferred (quan.)
North American
9-28
10- 1
11- 1
10-15
;v-3%- •'
11-16
**;
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Brewing, common (quar.)__
$2.50 preferred (quar.)__.—______
^
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)_
Pittston Company
(quar.)
9-28
11- 1
10-15
-
,
10-31
,
(quar.)
Chemical Corp.
Northern
preferred
Pioneer:
r;~
a
.__4.__.____
—
$4
2-15 %
1111- 1
10-22
10-15
&
f Pillsbury
10-15 '
10-30
10-15
11-15
■■
_•
Pierce
K
.-/9.-28
15c
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 35A% pfd. (quar,)____ - 93%c
Nielson
(A. C.j, Co.
(quar*)—15c
No-Sag Spring (quar.
' 15c '
Norfolk
.
•:
40c
25c
.
11-16
dividend) -s.—^—______—r
(stock
11-
payment of 2.60 Guilders per share
U.
S.
funds
at
the current rate
of
In
9-29
11-30
>
Heusen Corp.—
10-12
terim
10-15
37 Vac
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)__
Piedmont
" ,;9-28
1;
Common
5%
;
»
50c
New York Merchandise Co...
Nolde
3-
-
9-28
10-30
2J/2%,
17y2c
$1.06V4
-21c
27y2c
9c.
- - 33c
.
Auction- Co.— i■ ■;
York
»'
<
10-15
—.
Bank & Trust (quar.)
Natural Gas, common (quar.)
New. Jersey
,5c
;
New,England Gas & Electric Assn. (quar.)—
New. England
Merchants ■. National
Bank
New. Jersey
.
5c
(stock dividend)_
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_________:_____i._i.'
a
11-21,
10-15
$2
(initial )__i__
Corp.
Phillips-Van
10-25
,
»10->15-
10c
,t,.
Insurance
-
.
1
7c
; y
;
Corp.
Nevada
12-1
/
-
Neiman-Marcus
4%%
11- 1
15c
-,,*•?
!
series i,
Life
Electric
9-28
; •.
income
series
Dividend
National
;
•.
1
25c
Electric,
D.)
(William
Royal Dutch
10-19
11- 9
Ltd
Industries
Rorer
10-17
12-17
■x,y
two-for-one
10-12
11-
-
1
10-16
10-15
If- J *" 10- 4
' y' '
..
f20c
A
Research
12- 7 >'
1Q-31
v
'i
Rosonau
j45c
(quar.)—
a
1
—
Corporation
'•f Roper
9-20
2%
approve
11-
(quar.)
&
Gas
(George
Roper
9-28
10-31
25c
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)_
4%
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.) ________________
Phillippine Long Distance Telephone (a payv
ment, of
25
centavos
equal to approxi¬
mately 6.38 cents in U. S. currency)
10- 2.
•'
A
Mills
preferred
(quar.)___.—______
preferred (quar.)—___——
5.50%
Ronson
9-20
10-15 >-
*
•
.
10-15
12-21
.
.
1
net
investment
National Bond series
10-15
<;
9-20
9-20
10-15
10-15
xx
10-15
;
'
10-15
25c
Inc.—
Stockholders
«-
15c
32Vic
(quar.)__
&
2%
(^$1.50
Quarterly
Natiqnah Securities
Quarterlyr- from
1
+u-:*.?/■
Peter Paul,
,
(quar.)
Ass.urancq-(Canada)—
Oats
1
11-
40c V
•
—
.
(Increased-quar.)
^__
Fuel Gas (increased-quar.)
National; Lead ,Co.,_<6% .pfd,. B
11-
10-19
10-15 *
-
11-23
22 %c
18c
Rogers Corp. (stock dividend)_
Rohr
Corporation
(quar.)
-Rollins Broadcasting
(increased-quar.)
9-28
11-15
95C
Philadelphia Electric, 3.80% pfd. (quar.)U£'1
$1.07%
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%- preferred
(quar.)i.Ji___iL£j.w__'i.u_ i ;$1.10
$1.17
4.68%
preferred
(quar.)
9-14
•
v
.
1
10c
_____
preferred
5%
11-15 ;
10-15
15c
*<■
,(quar.)i__l
Y.)
N.
Trust
&
,
12-12
10c
preferred H. & J. (quar.)—
4%
preferred, (quarx
4%%
preferred (quar.)
1
7%C
\v-
(quar.)
Fibre
Peoples Credit Jewellers Ltd.
9-14
:
1
5c
National
National
30c
..s
Bank
Company
National
7
12-15
—.
;
10-15
j$1.50
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—
y
Increased quarterly ;
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers,
10-15
5
10-15
Mfg
National Electric Welding
National
12-
11-
________
Commercial
National
12-14
."V -20c
'.
(quar,)_____
Register (quar.)
—
National
1
37V2c
Book
Chemical
Extra
3-
3%
National'Biscuit Co
1010-
10-15
10-15
Co..
Chemical
11-26
10c
4.10%
„
7%c
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Perfecting Service
Perma Vinyl Corp. (stock dividend)
Permanente Cement, common
(quar.)
Y.)—
N.
dividend)
1
20c
(quar.)_
dividend
Stock
10-31 •••
10-17-
;
3-14
i_
Hess.
n-15
10-31
8
Common
Bellas
'
^
4%
10-
;
(qya?.)
______________
Penney (J. C.) Co. (quar.)____.
Pennsalt Chemicgls (qqdf.)—
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
v ^
4.24% - preferred (quar.
4.64% preferred (quar.)
i
4.25% preferred (quar.);,—_______—.—
Penobscot
(New
holders approval on Jan.
National
,V
,
^
Brunswick)
40c- 11- 1
10-19
~ .'y-•:
v':v '
subject to stock;-v.-
Jersey
(Tulsa)—
dividend
.stock
y
xvx'X X.
:
(quar.5c
Corp.
New
of
Bank
■
5 y2c
,.
National
Nat'l
,>
10-15
10-15
9-28
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
v.-58c
(quar.)
;x X X
a
?
56 %c
.
,—.___
(quar;).
10-15
$1.09
(quar.
12-17
4%
dividend
Rochester
5
,
Gas, Inc., $1.50 pfd. (quar.)____
Square Mutual Fu,nd__,_______________
Penn Traffic
.v
Narragans.ett Electric— X
4%-% preferred (quar.)
10-
10c
Fuel
Penn
x
9-29
10-15
preferred
$6
v
Penn
12-1
.X "3%
•
Co.
10-19
150c
(s-a)—_
Cotton
4.95%
Parke Dgvis & Qo. (q"y.ar, \
Patterson (C. J.); 5%, pfd. (accum.)________
Peerless Ins. Co. (Keene, N, H.)
(quar.)__
,
Penqian's, Ltd., common.
,
3
!
(quar.)__
10-25
9
j
22 %C
Chemical
1
———
Rochester Button
5c
9
$3.50 :
*.
1
Robinson
30c
y-V'
11-
-1-.—
Inc.
Porter
Roberts &
25c
_______
10-19
93 %c
dividend
Stock
10-19
(quar.)______
Bottling (quar.
class A (initial)
Papert Koenig Lois,
Park
11-
Airways
World
Coca-Cola
Panama
Telegraph-
&
11-
&
American
Pan
11-30
:
6c
_
Mutual
10-24
6C
-
,
10-11
1
Mines,
Express,
Roadway
5
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)____
Pacific Telephone.' & Telegraph Co,—
6%
preferred (quar.)_
I__
__;—■—w?;;V $1.50
5c
Package Products
(quar.)
—
9-17
"
(s-a)i-i
Quarterly
L_
Movieigk Film Laboratories—
•/.;.■ '■ Class
(stock dividendjxi.
Multi-Amp Electronic (stock dividend)
Murphy
9-17
'
:
6%C
(quar.)
7% ' preferred
10-
$4.75
A •
9-28
2c
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd.
$4150
10-30
„_
.
,
5c
7
&%. pfcf. (quar.)_ \
(quar^)__!_!
__'
*__'____
Diablo
10-15
8
7 VaC
:
U
A_
1
10-15
■
!
(initial quar.)
Industries, class
10-26
7 $1.10
preferred
(quar.____--__.-—
preferred (quar.).:
_:-.____4A--y-*-r-*': $1.12%
$4.40
10-12
Cleqicns. Industries,
Mount
6%
10-27
Algom
Stock
;
10-11
1
11-
1
25c
preferred,; (quar.)
;; $4.36'
9-28
10-15
28c ;
__
(quar.)
Products
11-
25c
Electric Co. (quar.)__——
L>_: 60c-;
Lighting Corp., common* (quar.-
Gas
Pacific
10-1$
'
$1.50
X__(quar.)
3
Terminal—
"a
*-' f" ;?
common
(initial. semi-annual)__4_
New
5
$1.05
—_r
(quar.j—
12i
40c
X
1
11-
10c
10-16
$15c
.__
11-
27 %c
2c
10-30
12V2c
Inc.
-*
12 %C
(quar.)
preferred
$4.20
——_——
'
''
$1.09 A
■
10-
1 X
X
11-1
.X
iX_,j
—
.'
59 %c
(quarT)-
preferred
Holders
When
Payable of ReC'
$1.12.%
(quar.)
common
Ltd., common
Rittenhouse Fund, participating units (quar.)
River Brand Rice Mills
(quar,
Rio
Pacific' Coast
'
Power,-common .(quar.),*,
common
Inc.,
3%%
x
-
Montana
—___
ioc
11■rtf
—•
a
«v
$1.14
(quar.)—
(quar.)____
common
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (Del.)—
Quarterly ^
j
^___
Oxford Paper Co., common (quar.)___
5
9-25
10-15
'v
25c
y
;XxLX
i-.':
X-
Products,
5
10-26
41 %c
(quar..)-,-*.;;.**.
Light—
Steel
Outlet Company
Regulator—
Paper
&
Power
preferred
4,&6%.
11-15
10-19
(quar.)
Ontario
&
tl2c
10-18
'X:%,
Z.""
■
Rich's,
(quar.)—_—____——___ '
Oshawa Wholesale Ltd., class A
—
Otis Elevator Co. (quar.)__
10c
(quar.)___
(quar.)_:.____-__.
Minneapolis-Honeywell
3%
•'''•'«> V
11-20
Originals,
(Fort
4%%, pfd.
Minneapolis Gas Co.
Minnesota
.
9-28
common
'
>
'
12-10
7%
preferred (quar.)
Orapge & Rockland Utilities,
4.65% preferred (quar.f_
4% preferred (quar.)__^
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
5
5%
Manufacturing
Class
Reynolds Metals Co.—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)_
Extra
Stpck dividend
Miller
11-20
Ontario
15c
60e preferred (quar.)
Midwestern
United
Life
10-
12-10
50c
10-12
10-15
50c
10-16
32%C
(increased)-
common
Per
55c
(quar.)__—
47
Shar$
Name of Company
Payable of Rea
Share
1
Oneida National Bank & Trust Cq. pf Central
New York (Utipa)
(quar.
10-5
20c
Corp.,
{
Company
Ormndaga Pottery
1
:
Mid-America
Name of
9-21
11-
____
•
10-15
165c
_
Extra
Payable of Ree.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
(1595)
The Commercial and financial Chronicle
.
,
California
preferred
Edison,
com.
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1596)
.
Monday, October 15, 1962
•.
.
4
Li
■
Per
Name
California
Southern
preferred
6%
Participating
:
Fertilizer
Southern
11-15
10-19
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
—2c
10-15
$1.20
"
55c
$1
12J/2c
20c
$1.25
11-' 1
•
" ~
preferred
(quar.)—
Southern New England Telephone
4.80%
Southland
Paper Mills,
Grease
Southwest
Southwestern
preferred
1st
(quar.)—
Oil
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
T
6%
9-20
11-30
Union
Gas
10-10
Union
OH
11-15
10-19
Union
Rock
10-15
9-28
1
10-80
11-
preferred
3.70%
3.90%
92Vic
97 Vic
$1.03%
$1.06 y4
i. $1.10
-27 Vic
$1.15
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.46%
preferred ($29 par). (quar. )_____.>
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
5.62 Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
:
5%
preferred (quar.)
4.15%
G.)
&
Spalding
(A.
Sta-Rite
Products,
5%
preferred
$1.60
Oil
Standard
Co.—
•
V,: ^
.
Class
Star
(Ohio)—
B
(quar.)
class
Industries,,
Bank
Street
Steak
Trust
(Del.)
Shake
n
Steel
Co.
of
Steel
Parts
+10c
20c
20c
7Vic
Corp
(quar.)
*
Sterchi
$1.25
J15c
12Vic
(increased)
Corp.
10c
Co
Finance
Bros.
Sterling
dividend)
(stock
Stores
(stock
div.)
Co. (NYC)
Sterling National Bank & Trust
Quarterly
Stern & Stern Textiles, 4Vi% pfd.
Stetson (John B.)
(quar.)
(J.
Stock
&
P.)
dividend
Stockton
Co.
Stone
(quar.)__
:
__
Corp.
Webster, Inc.
10%
—
(quar.)
Whatley Davin & Co.
&
40c
57c
25c
37Vic
(quar.)
Container
Stone
2%
25c
3%
(quar.)__
Products
Aluminum
Stevens
10c
10c
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3%
25c
7Vic
Stop & Shop (stock dividend)
Strawbridge & Clothier (quar.)
Strolee
California
of
(quar.)
Corp.,
11-
1
preferred
Gas
5.20%
(quar.)
Stock
Swingline,
Class
class
Inc.,
D.
S.
10-15
U.
S.
1
10-15
U.
S.
10-
U.
10-15
5
10-15
1
.X.
»!;
M ■ —t
7%
U.
11-
1
10-10
United
10-15
1
10-
10-
10-15
,
S.
10-26
11-
1
10-4
12-
1
11-15
$ Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident- tax 15%; resident.tax 7%..%
10-29
10'19
a-Less
10-29
10-19
5%
12-10
10-31
10-16
12-14
2
11-
1
10-
12-
1
10-26
ioc
;
10-29
10-15
(quar.)-
$1,121/2
'
,
12-1
10-15
1-
22V2C
•
-
9-21
12-
10-15
$1
10-15
87i/2c
10-15
25c
——
12-18
—
11-20
11-26
12-14
11-30
10-15
9-28
.
pfd.
4-y4%
10-15
10-15
11-
1
10-
12-
1
11-15
$1,061/4
.
9-29
11-
Van
Camp Sea Food
1
standing
2
Mr.
10-5
4'/3%
10-15
10-15
10-
5
Corp.
Viewlex,
Inc.,
Virginia
10c
11-14
10-15
10-15
10-
10-24
10-10
11-15
10-26
11-15
10-26
10-15
11-
1
5
10-11
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-10
(stock dividend)
9-14
11-
1
11-15
$5
Vulcan-Hart
Corp.,
10-
1
6c
10-19
10-
9
$1.25
10-19
10-
9
10c
11-15
10-15
20c
(quar.) "
-1-.
1
preferred
(quar.);
Technical,.class A_i3-_^_—
Common
Volt
10-15
11-30
11-15
,
common-
Walker
1
10-23
9-23
10-31
10-19
10-
10-15
10-
Gooderham
(Hiram)
&
Worts,
Warner
12y2c
Pictures
(quar.)—
Company
Warren
40c
—
Bros
Col
Bros.
5
10-11
10-
10-15
10- 3
1111111111-
lj,
preferred
$4.80
10-10
1
1
1
1
4
9-26
10-16
30c
30c
11-15
10-23
11-15
10-10
11-15
10-25
9-30
9-27
The bonds
11-15
10-23
$2
12-28
12-14
10c
10-26
10-12
King
States of
America, Province of Omaha, with its Pro¬
Omaha, Neb.
Central Bank & Trust Co., Denver, is trustee for
the issue, and Continental Illinois National Bank &
Corp.—
series C conv. preferred (quar.)
(R. V.) Co. (stock dividend)--
6%
36Y4c
3%
Weatherford
Weissberg
Class
class A
10c
10c
(monthly)
10-15
11-15
12-15
12-
20c
20c
10-15
10-15
Trust Co., Chicago; First National Bank of West Bend,
Wis., and First Wisconsin Trust Co., Milwaukee, pay¬
ing agents.
10- 1
11- 1
10c
(H. R.) Corp.,
(monthly)
A
Class
A
(monthly)
Shares
Management
Tenney Corp.—
Class
A.
Terre
Haute
Texaco
Texas
Texas
$4
Malleable
Electric
Ltd.
Oil
& Mfg.
(quar.)..
(stock
Service,
10-31
10-15
Western
9-24
9-24
12-21
Air
6c
10-26
10-
4
Western
Canada
7 Vic
10-15
9-28
11-30
10-31
10-15
9-21
West
-V
__
.
(quar.)
$1.27
'<
preferred (quar.)
Instruments, Inc. —
preferred (1959 series)
11-
1
10-15
$1
11-
1
10-15
' 25c
___
11-
1
10-15
Texas
4%
Texas
Pharmacal
Texas
Power
&
,u
preferred
$4.76
35c
_
pfd.
$4.56
(quar.)
preferred
$4
Furniture
Thompson
(H.
Thriftway
Foods
Title
I.)
Insurance
Toledo
4%%
4.56%
Toledo
Toro
(increased
Scale
(quar.)
Corp.
Toronto-Dominion
Trade
Bank
Trane
Power
11-
10-19
"9-28
10-15
10-15
20c
10-26
10-
1
9-28
10-
5
12-
3
11-15
12-
3
11-15
$1.14
12-
3
11-15
,
25c
(increased
quar.)
11-30
10-15
10-
5
11-
1
10-
2
II-
1
10-
2
f50c
mVaC
&
50c
10-15
10-
1
(quar.)..
20c
11-15
11-
1
10-15
10-
8
11-
10-16
:
Trust
(N.
Building Assn.,
Transamerica
Y.)
Ltd.
(quar.):
$50c
(quar.)
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
Transcontinental
Common
Gas
10-31
10-
25c
10-17
10-10
9
Pipe Line Corp.—
25c
11-
1
10-15
63%c
"111"
(quar.)
Co.,
$2.75
5%
preferred
Union
Westfair
11-
1
10-15
Paper
$3
preferred
Will
Ross,
&
Wisconsin
Inc.
Electric
1
10-15
1
10-15
Wisconsin
Fuel
$1 421/2
11-
1
10-15
Wisconsin
Corp.
(N.
Y.)
Transcontinent
for
Trie©
True
A
Oil
each
Television,
Transportation Corp.
Class
Gas
1
10-15
1
10-15
11-23
II-
9
Properties
100
shs.
class
B
(quar.)
&
11-
11-
21c
held)
11-30
com..
12Vic
11-
11-15
10-31
...
(quar.)
preferred
,
11-15
11-
1%
10-31
5.04%
5.08%
1111-
(reduced)
11-
1
10-5
11-
1
10- 5
10-31
/ 10- 5
10c
10-15
10-15
35c
12-14
$1.43%
11-
1
10-
5
$1
11-
1
10-
5
10-19
2Y2C
11-
30c
$1.12%-
-
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
12-15
9-28
1
10-15
12-15
50c
?
11-30
10-15
9-20
Woodward
&
,
10c
11-1
.11-
1
43
cents
per
share
the
continued
the
higher
efforts
earnings
in
to
such
controlling costs,
"With the
geneial level of economy.
10-19
10- 5
11-1
10-19
10-26
10-
5
11-
10-
5
1
Light
$1.50
pfd.
10-31
10-15
12y2c
(quar.)
Gas
10-12
10-
$1.25
11- 1
10-15
11-
$1.26
2
1
10-15
$1.27
11-1
10-15
9-28
10-15
Co.
1-10
12-21
(Mich.)—
30c
11-
1
10-15
10-10
10-
1
-
split subject
proval of stockholders—^—
to
to
issue
preferred
11,
York City,
share for each 8 common shares
with rights to expire Oct; 26. First Boston
is the principal underwriter.
•
Change Approved—
annual meeting
routine
Corp.
business.—V.
196,
p.
1052..
Sogemines, Ltd.—Net Up 20%—
Net
■
'
of Sogemines Ltd., a Canadian holding and invest¬
and its wholly-owned subsidiaries rose by more than
$474,323 for the first eight months of 1962.
profits
ment company,
to
20%
This figure compares
in
net
with profits of $383,679 for the
same
period
1961, according to the Belgo-American Development Corp.
earnings for 1961 amounted to $627,247 against 1960
earn¬
of
$412,276.
Total
■
.
Sogemines Ltd., a member of the Societe Gene-rale -de Belgique
of
companies,
has created and
financed new
Canadian
corporations in the cement, glass, chemicals, steel, diamond tools
and
marine-towing industries.
group
ap¬
__
subsidiaries
Its
Diamond
A
Tools
Montreal-based
11-16
11-
9
Generale
Total
today
The
de
Ltd.,
Cement
Neelon
Co.
Ltd., Iroquois Glass
Steel' Ltd. and: Fastcut
company,.Sogemines was founded in 1951
Belgique with, an initial equity. capital of
assets
under
exceed $100 million.
company
Inland
Ltd.
Societe
-'
include
Chemicals
Brockville
Ltd.,
million.
t.
10c
(quar.)_
company
the shares to, stockholders
9-28
24c
Tanning
the
preferred-stock.!
other
10-15
25c
(quar.)
authorized
par
240,219 of
the
SCM
ings
(quar.)
the
Oct.
to issue
plan;
10-18
40c
(quar.)
common
stock
shares
of Smith-Corona held Oct. 4 in Oakland,
shareholders voted to change the name of the company
effective Dec. 1, 1962; adopted a new stock option
elected
12 directors for the ensuing year - and .concluded
to
10-18
10c
Lothrop—
Three-for-one
with
$96,-
share
outstanding
11-30
25c
—____
Woodall Industries
attributed
sales,
stockholders
1962,
record
Name
At
Calif.,
.
75e
10,
New
Corp.,
11-23
(quar.)—
Oct.
held of
9-14
1 %
&
President,
increased
V The company plans
on
the basis
of one
9-21
t50c
%
12-10
10-15
(quar.)
A
Corp., class A (quar.)
Shoe
compared
to 500,000 shares of new $50
up
9-25
1- 2
35c
dividend
Wolverine
Decio,
as
moderate increase in
a
On
7.
9
Wolf
267,345
com¬
the
Smith-Carona Marchant, Inc.—New Preferred Issue
7
11-30
Power
Southern
of
the
per
general economic outlook stabilizing, we look forward to new records
fiscal 1963," commented Mr, Decio.—V. 196, p. 1288.
8-16
11-30
$1.25
com.
Service, 5%;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin
period,
basis
Earnings
in
1
59c
(quar.)_—4
£r
the
the
1962.
10-15
68%c
___
Quarterly
7y2C
_________
(quar.).
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
6%
Stock
of America—
Temper
4Vi%
$1 40
$1.31 Vi
Drew
Arthur
10-15
1
;
Public
of
1
11-
59%c
63%c
;
—
Company,
11-
shares
10-15
11-
__
(quar.)
11-
(1.6
11-1
(quar.)
Wilbur Chocolate
$1 49
div.
30c
(quar.)
$1 22Vi
Stock
and
68c
_____
(quar.)
;■
10-11
25c
___!
class
Board
(quar.)
.
11- 1
White Sewing Machine, $2 preference (quar.)
Whiting Corp.
on
fiscal
.
(quar.)
common
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry„
4%
prior lien (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
factors
32y2c
(quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake
Whippany
of
31, net earnings of
increase of 169%
above
of
Authorized—
on
Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
9-28
11-13
(quar.)
preferred
Investing
11-23
(quar.)__
Telegraph
Foods,
close
cents
Aug.
an
quarter
on
12- 1
1
31V4c
Western Tablet & Stationery,
Western
96
ended
$259,257,
first
ago.
$2.65
10-
to
months
to
the
the 225,000 shares outstanding in the first quarter a
Earnings, after giving effect to a 2-for-l stock split on
Sept. 11, 1962 were equivalent to 48 cents a share, versus 21.5 cents
in the comparable year ago period.
year
12- 1
common—
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.727c
the
earned
Gas
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
amounted
1
in
earned
J30c
preferred (quar.)
'5.44%
preferred
(quar.)—
$4.90
$5.26
2
ago.
amounted
pany
304
to
year
a
the' three
uFor
at
$2.55
$5.70
$5.60
10-19
period
169%—<
has established new sales and earnings records
quarter of fiscal 1963, ended Aug. 31, 1962.
Sales
$6,652,590, compared to $4,048,818 in the comparable
Homes,
first
62y2c
RR.
&
$5.96
Transcontinental
11-
11-
(quar.)__
Securities
dividend
Stock
4.75%
Wilson
(quar.).:
preferred
1
20c
__
Transcontinental Bus System. Inc
11-15
the
amounted
10-15
11-15
35c
(quar.)
Bank
9-28
60c
•
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
Company
$2.55
Pacific
Western
;
Mfg,
Traders
Western
$1.06V\
$1.06%
Extra
Towle
$1.12V2
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-10
10-10
9-20
5.20%
1
12Vic
(quar.)_ll_____
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_______
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing
5%
11-
1
10-15
25c
Western Light & Telephone,
10-10
10-15
9-20
(quar.)
10-10
8c
quar.)...
(Minn.)
preferred
A
1
(quar.)..
Edison
4.25%
Class
1
15c
10-15
Holdings, Ltd., Ordinary (interim
payment of about $.865 per depositary sh.)
11-
(quar.)
Co.
9-20
$1.05
$1.02V2
_
in
Western
11-
$1
Industries
Fiber Glass
Co.
I-12
10-15
Skyline Homes, Inc.—Net Up
Skyline
\:yt
$1.12V*
(quar.)
Breweries
Western Insurance
$1.19
"•
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Thomasville
I-20
10-31
:
*
Lines
$1.14
(quar.)
1-21
19c
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
preferred
(quar.)
$1.21
Light,
$4.84
(quar.)
1
10c
Co
Co.—
4%%
•
dividend)
$5.08 pfd.
(quar.)
i
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)
27c
■
1962)
Corp..
A
4%%
2%
and October,
Electronics.
Canada,
American
Power
f40c
three months period
September
Terminal-Hudson
Transportation
Penn
10-31
,,;v'V;'-'..,'
a
Werner
West
class
B
11-16
20c
(s-a)
/,/.
Payment for
(August,
Management,
(quar.)
J
Welsh- Panel (initial)___
Class
an
are
vincial House at
10-10
10-10
10-10
10-23
20c
Waste
10-story Mercy Hospital at Denver,
a new
estimated cost of $8,158,442.
guaranteed as to principal and inter¬
est by the Sisters of Mercy of the Union in the United
5
5
10-15
k
proceeds will be used to help finance the con¬
being built at
10-17
33c
$1.25
$1.20
$1.15
$1.06y4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
$5
11-
struction of
9-24
22V2c
—_
(quar.)
common
10-15
25c
_
(quar.)
Gas Light,
(Denver)—Bonds Of-
On Oct. 9,
—
Net
Ltd.
Quarterly
Warner
v;.? /.;
•
interest. The bonds bear interest at from 4%% to 5-%%.
5
10-15
11-
3c
(quar.)
A
add
unit
p.
1962, B. C. Ziegler & Co., West
Bend, Wis., offered publicly, $4,000,000 of this corpo¬
ration's first mortgage bonds dated Aug. 1, 1962 and
due serially Sept. 1, 1966 to Sept. 1, 1982.
The issue
was priced at par from Sept. 1,
1966 through Sept. 1,
1978, and at 101 for later maturities^ all plus accrued
fered
Chepu^.^vSimelting—.
class
will
220.
•
---
opened a new discount center
anticipates
that
this new
materially to future sales and
He
Sisters af Mercy af Colorada
2%
Vernitor
31, 1962.
reported that Silo
Pa.,
on
Oct.
4.
196,
earnings.—V.
$1.12i/2
1
12-17
-
10-12
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
July
Cooper
Norristown,
12,000-square-foot
1
10-26
.
11-
favorable earnings, performance,
Mr.
months per share earnings of 36 cents com-
nine
the
pared
with
38
cents a share
for the full fiscal year ended
Oct. 31, 1981.
Per share earnings are based on 559,000 shares of common out*
5
30c
(quar.)Van Sciver (J. B.) Co., 5% cl. A pfd. (quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America, com. (reduced)
said
Cooper
10-
10-31
•nV-;i6c;
(quar.)
Co.
Works
Iron
Dorn
period last year.
commenting- on
the
In
1
10-5
10-19
20c
20c
.———
.
\
similar
9-29
10-31
V15C
Univis, Inc. (quar.) j
Upjohn Company (quar.)
Utah-Idaho Sugar (s-a)
Van
1".
_
3
; 10-15
30c
(quar.)
10-15
1
10-31
Television
.
to $6,720,000, compared with $6,130,000 for
the comparable period in 1961.
r/ .v,' ; 1
Net earnings for the nine months rose 21%. to $202,190, equal to
36
cents
a
share,
from $167,058,
or
30
cents
a
share, in the
9-24
12-
IV2C
(quar.)—
10-
1-
10-20
:
v
10%
increased
months
4
5c
10-31
5
(s-a)
%
Canadian nonresident tax>
Continued from page 8 ;
9-28
10-
$1.25
(quar.)__
A
10-15
20c
pfd.
vi"'"
r.
The corrected payment
7
Inc.—
:
class
Inc.,
Wellington
conv.
incorrect.
was
Investment News
11-15
1
I2V2C
-■
__-
9-28
1
12-10
12-
10-16
Taylor Fibre Co., 4%
Taylor Wine.
:
date
General Corporation
9-28
in
10-
quar.)
:i\:
^
tax-.
'
10-15
10-31
___
Non*
source.
010-15
30c 'i-
pfd.
4'/2%
(quar.)—
Tobacco, common
1
quar.)
the
10- 8
(Washington,
Controls
12-31
10-31
(increased
income
t Payable in. U. S. funds; less 15%
10-31
tlOc
(quar.)
Insurance
Container,
Pictures,
-20c
A
'
at
l\\.] date and/or record date is indicated here.
11-23
10-5
1
British
Previously published
y
11-20
12-10
11-
6%c
(quar.)
preferred
Universal
(quar.)
(s-a)
9-29
4
16c
profits
—_.
9-29
T. I.
class
O-AA
6 y«c
(quar.)
10-15
1
(increased
10-15
;
investment
Corp. (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Kansas,
Leaf
5
Inc.,
9-29
25c
Steel Door
Youngstown
10-26
45c
security
Sugar
Universal
10-
preferred
10-15
(initial
com.
10-
'
Corp. Mquar.)
9-29
10-
Class B
10-15
10-15
new
Refining & Mining—
10-15
10-15
«4%
11-' 1
t2c
Gas,
(Del.)—
(resumed)
Universal
1
10-15
Talon,
35c
County
1
12V2c
net
from
13c
Mines
preferred
10-10
10-
Extra
quar.V
Speculative Investment Fund of Canada
9-15
50c
Chemical,
&
Smelting
10-10
20c
Freight, Inc.
10-17
11-
(quar.)
from
Corp.
Servateria
S.
S.
1
$.0027
E.
10-
10-31
t2c '
10-15
12-15
1
10-15
(quar.)
A
12%C
A
Fidelity & Guaranty (quar.)
Co., 4»/2% pfd. (s-a)
10-22
(quar.)
M.
11-14
7c
class
37y2c
class
I. 11.1 .il»»in.ijW'»«
.
Lines
11-
27Vic
(quar.)
11-20
1
25c
York
York
5
10-10
$1.
$1
(quar.)
Lines,
MO.
...
(semi-annually)
Common
9-28
Symington Wayne Corp.
B
1
12-
»Less Jamaica income tax-.
Hill
Keno
Borax
1
11-
35c
10c
(increased)
12-
Machine—
Yates-American
10-15
3
11-
11-10
15c
(monthly)
A
C.)
11-
• 15c
A
—
System,
Express
10-
11-
50c
"
3c
Investors
United
9-28
11-19
1
10-15
—
10-19
25c
20c
1
_;
•
1
♦Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
......nwTT,tr »»
United Services Life
12-
10-15
2Vi%
dividend
Food Services
Mold Corp. (quar.)
Swank, Inc. (quar I
Super
Super
10-30
11-
-i
10-31
12 Vic
_
30c
tl2%c
Yale
1
and
income
Class
10-15
65c
(quar.)
;
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—
—
(quar:)____—
(quar.)——_
Freight
■ .1,
of
Quarterly
Washington
Products
10-15
10-30
11-15
25c
United Continental Fund
9-28
10-31
preferred 1952 series (quar.)
11- 3
11-15
1
10-19
6c
10- 5
"
Co.—1
United- Funds—
United
1
15c
12Vic
,——
(quar.)
Milk
Electric
Fruit
10-19
10-
Suburban Propane Gas—
Sunbury
United
10-19
10-19
(quar.)
(monthly)_
Jr. Co.
(quar.)
10-19
11-15
11-15
10-15
•
12-15
(quar.)
CoaltCos-.
Carbon
United
10-19
r 6c
common
Extra
60c
10-19
1
19c
Stubnitz-Greene
Suburban
1
1
11-
'
(quar.)
Ltd.
(The)
Stephan
11-
11-
11-15
$1
87y2c
10-
$15c
18 %c
Ltd.—
Inc., common
Wurlitzer Co.
6
10-31
___________
(quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
10-19
(s-a)
25c
lc
A
(Canada),
Combing
Class B
,
92 y2c
12l/2C
of America
4"
Universal
<quar. I
Canada,
Stephenson
10-19
(Boston) —
Co.
Lithograph
preferred
5%
1
B
United
U.
93%c
10c
$15c
37 Vic
Stecher Traung
11-
-
(quar.)
A
&
Investment
Street
10-19
10-19
11-15
:
_____
Buckingham
ClfitSS
10-19
1
1
$1.12%
(quar.)___
(1955 series)
(1956 - series)
United Biscuit Co.
United
U.
Quarterly
State
1
11-
10-15
17 Vic
*56 %c
2Vic
(quar.)
Standard
Products
(quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
State
11-
II-
vr
Co.,
Co.
10-19
10-15
40c
preferred
3%%
10-19
Corp.—
Ltd., 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)
Instrument, class A (quar,)
Standard
1
1
20c
Quarterly
Fuel
1111-
10-15
(quar.)
Electric
Standard
10-19
5c
(quar.)
preferred
Standard
11- 1
12Vic
common
Dredging
Standard
$1.16%
$1.40%
27V4c
31 Vic
Inc
(increased)—._
Bros.,
dividend
preferred
4%- preferred
4%
Public Service—
Southwestern
10-19
Aircraft Corp.—
United
v
10-13
10-30
(quar:)—
"United: Air' Lines,
Stock
$1.10
(quar.)
11-1
Materials Corp.——;
&
Wool
35c
V
(quar.)—_______
(California)
Co.
2
10-18
-
;
Ltd.
(Canada)
12-10
10-25
11-
1
Payable of Rec.
Share
-
class
Stores,
Work Wear,
/'
Co.—
12-1
> 11-
of Company
Woodward
Holders
When
Per
Name
10-10
f78VeC
(quar.)
(Cleveland)
(quar.)-'
:
(quar.).
(quar.)_
:—
(quar.):
Finance, common (quar.)
noncumulative preferred (quar.).,
Union
Service—
Electric
Southwestern
(quar.)__
common
Drug, common
Electric
10-24
tl5c
A
Bank
Holders
Payable of Rec
"*mmm
62y2c
(quar.)
$4.50
,
10-15
■
preferred
$4.00 preferred
$3.70 preferred
$3.50 preferred
9-28
(Knoxville, Tenn.)
.
'
Ltd.—
(quar.)
pref.
1st
Commerce
Union
11-
Salle Street Corp.
La
Acceptance,
6»/4%
Union
Gas & Water—
Southern
South
Union
10-20
$2.38
Quarterly
$4.40
Turnbull
208
1
(s-a)
Southern Fire & Casualty
$5
9-29
When
Share
•
(5-for-4 stock split)
Elevator,
Ltd.
(quar.)_______
Tuboscope Co.
Chemical Co.—
&
preferred
4.75%
10-15
t63/2C
t$1.50
f$1.50
(quar.)___—
preferred
participating
6%
37'/3c
(quar.)_
Name of Company
9-29
37y3c
pfd.
6%
Gas,
Per
Holders
Power Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Common
When
Payable of Rec.
10-15
(quar.)
A
Canada
Southern
Share
'
of Company
also
Sogemines*
•„
stated- that'
control.
or
by
$5
management
_
Rothesay
Paper
Corp.
which
Sogemines1 founded and in' which- it- retains substantial holdings, is
expected to begin construction soon of a large-newsprint mill at
St. John, New Brunswick.-.
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Volume
Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
Solon Industries,
Net
of
'•'*/
July 31,
675,360
$701,211
Selling administrative and general expense..
530,231
.
household
'$440,305
.
493,239
;
:
,
other
Net
Income
&
income
18,792
11^7—
taxes
taxes
income
on
82,305
:Net income
,
\
share
per
7;, *$0.52
7
■'I
Franklin
$$0,295
/.,/
,
.viiv* Based
on
205,241
$ Based
on
142,501
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Shares Outstanding
•
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new
Franklin
most
refrigerators,
Co.,
clothes
period,-will
u>:
Franklin
both
the
of
the
,,,,
7
.
has
continued
in
the
basic
electrical - products
field
making not only transformers but battery chargers
and electrical testing equipment.—V. ,196, p. 792.
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Service,1; Inc;—Stock Offered—On
Oct. 4, 1962, Putnam & Co., Hartford, Conn./offered
,
publicly,; 3.0,000 shares .of this firm's stock at $16
>
.
: <
&On Oct: II, :1962,
it.was reported t$iat; Servel,. Jnp.'s offer, to buy v
common' shares' of Sonotohe'rCbrp.,: a controlling interest, >
j!& .$10-a share resulted in tenders of almost 800,000- shares.
(u
700,000
■
*7 vi-i
,
;-October
the
after
tendered
will
that Jt
announced
"Servel
offer
purchase
made
was
'''■f;/1
10.
P'P 1
first <700,000 shares
19.
The offer expired
the
Sept.
'■ PPfPy.'
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Eoth\; companies .manufacture
batteries.
Sonotone also; makes
hearing aids, electron tubes,'and high-fidelity phonograph pick-up
cartridges." Servel's-other products are magnetic recording tape and
automatic ice makers.—V. ,196, p. 1288.-:-?-';' '•V'.---
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SERVICE YOUR ACCOUNTS
QUICKLY BY USING OUR
rtyp-F'.
,jf■/;
Southern California -Edison Co.-i-Partial
Redempt'h
has called for redemption on Nov. 8, 1962, $32,400,its 3% first and refunding mortgage bonds,- due Sept. jt,
lC03/4%: Payment■ will be made at the Harris, Trust &
Iv;. Savings Bank,-, 'ChlpagO,' the Bankers Trust Co., 16 Wall St., New
^ ia,^ N. Y^ oh; the' Securityi Pirst^NattonaP Bari^ ftos Angeles.—'•
The company
of
.000
a't
1965
V.196,
1448.
p.
:
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been
approved
Co.—Proposed
RECORD
.
Equitable Life of Little Rock, Ark.,
Insurance. Co.
-Life
State
Treasure
Insurance
Cp-'P
'
.
of Southern
consolidation
The
and
Life
Equitable
Merger—
i
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;
Southern
-
of
Montana,
Butte,
has-
theBoards of Directors of- .both companies.
.proposed consolidation- came in a joint state¬
by.
Announcement -of the
ment
J.
President
Roe,
H.
Harry
7
table,
pointed
President, and Frank
WE GIVE
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executive Vice-President of Southern Equithat the proposal is subject to the approval
both companies. Special stockholders meetings
Jr.,
out
of
called.
been
have
Cruse, Southern Equitable
of Treasure State.
". p>?■:7
Crow,
stockholders
of
.
Lowell E.
by
5"
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STOCK EXCHANGE
'
QUOTATIONS
approved, the consolidated company would be well within
"magic-circle" of $100 million companies and in the top 15%
When
the
in. the'United States,
life..insurance companies
of
V
company will retain- the name-Southern Equitable Life
surance
Co.,
and
the
home, office
will be in Little Rock.
The
Western
.
Regional
in force
Insurance
r
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Office
for
The
A
•
the combined
company
DETROIT STOCK
•
MIDWEST
will be more than
•
operating territory will include 19 states: Alaska.
Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Louisiana,. Mississippi,
Nevada, New Mexico,
Oregon, -Tennessee,
r>
7
EXCHANGE
^
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NEW
->v
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OlQt
EXCHANGE
STOCK
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
•
PACIFIC COAST STOCK EXCHANGE
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
EXCHANGE
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YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
PITTSBURGH STOCK
EXCHANGE
Texas,
North Dakota, Oklahoma,
Washington and -Wyoming.- :7 77,
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GENERAL QUOTATIONS
In
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Board.
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7-
will
consolidation
The
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.
Arkansas,
the consolidation, the executive officers of Southern Equitable
;>will remain in their present positions; however, the size of the
company's Board of Directors will be doubled. -Five members of
the present Treasure State Board will be elected to "the-new Board
along- with ..the. five present members of the Southern Equitable
greup.
The Chairman will be selected from the Treasure State
;
BOSTON STOCK
•
- in
Montana for serv-,,
and stockholders needs.
The
enlarged
Arizona,
ritlllffii
EXCHANGEt>
impressive financial. structure will also include
$8,7-00,000 in assets, an annual premium income of $3,000,000, and
more
than $1,500,000 in capital and surplus. ' ;:1i-/f,; .'7,77);/
$110,000,000.
Missouri, Montana,
-
AMERICAN STOCK
In¬
will be. maintained
of mortgage loans and policyholders'
icing
11W
Mr.-.Crow said.
7
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made
be
with
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
exchange
of stock.
The
ffil
to stockholders will be 1%- shares of Southern
Equitable stock for each share of Treasure State stock now out¬
standing. Southern Equitable has class A and B stock; and, in the
•
MUNICIPAL BONDS—
/V
DOMESTIC
vv.- - "• '••••*
an
•
DOMESTIC
CANADIAN
shares
l-»/4
will
Pacific
Southern
be
class B,
Co..—
cates-Offered—Salomon
and one-half share class
CANADIAN
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
•
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
•
exchange,
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
•
FEDERAL LAND
•
FOREIGN
•
•
A.
Equipment Trust Certifi¬
& Hutzler, New
Brothers
-
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BANK
7
,
,
V
BONDS
•RAILROAD
BONDS
York
City,- and associates, announce that they were
awarded at competitive sale on Oct. 10, an issue of
equipment trust
certificates, series No. 18, on a bid of 98.105 for the
3%% coupon. Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., bid 98.9286
Southern
$6,000,000
Pacific. 37/s%
,,
GOVERNMENT
•
RAILROAD STOCKS
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
REAL ESTATE BONDS
BONDS
•
4%
a
The
coupon.
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
•
for
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
•
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
.
certificates, which are non-callable, were re-
public sale Oct. 11-at prices to yield from
3.40% for the Sept. 1, 1963 maturity to 4.20% for the
offered for
Sept. 1, 1976, and Sept.-1,
SECURITIES
•
1977 maturities.
Aa by both Moody's and
They are secured by new equip¬
cost $7,509,675 and will mature m
15 annual installments of ; $400,000 . on each Sept, 1,from 1963 to'1977, inclusive.—V. 196, p. 1052;
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
The certificates are rated
Standard & Poor's.
OTHER
ment estimated to
Spartans Industries,
The
ended
tax
4,
Aug.
credits.
The
were
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PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
CALL LOAN RATES
•
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•
FOREIGN
•
TIME LOAN RATES
•
MONEY
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
,
has
'
company
not
Inc.—Reports Loss—, •-',V
INFORMATION
•
reported sales of $51,316,000 for the 26 weeks
1962, and a loss of $571,000 after adjustments for
company
;
STATISTICAL
EXCHANGE
••
stated that comparative figures for the
to a change in its fiscal year.
prior year
MARKET
,
available due
operations for the period were on a profitable
continuing at full capacity,"- chairman Charles C.
"Manufacturing
basis,
and
are
Bassine reported.
Mr
retail
Bassine
that the company's rapid expansion in the
write-off of store opening expenses, were
affecting operating results for the period.
stated
including
field
significant
'factors
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
reported that the company now had 37 stores in operation,
and that the
opening of two additional units in October would
conclude the company's retail expansion program for 1962.
25 PARK PLACE
He
operations," he.stated,,"reflect a. rapidly rising volume,,
of retail sales due to new store openings as well as the fact that .
we
are
now in the more active part of the retail year." He stated
that the company's financial condition was strong.—V. 194, p. 2772.
NEW YORK
7, N. Y.
wish
subscribe
"Current
Spaulding Bakeries,
Inc.—Net Higher—
of Binghamton, N. Y., has reported net
income, after all taxes and interest on debentures, of 64 cents per
common share for the first 36 weeks of
1962. This compares with
37
cents per share for the same period of 1961, after all taxes
and dividends on preferred shares then outstanding, which have
since been converted into
income debenture bonds. The improve¬
ment represents an earnings increase of 73%- over 1961. Spaulding,
wholesale bakers, operates in parts of New York, Pennsylvania,
Spaulding
Connecticut
SUBSCRIBE
I
to
Record for one year for
TODAY
to
the Bank, &
Quotation
the sum of $45.
Name
Bakeries,
and New Jersey.
Address
V
City—
per
The shares all may be 90-cent series cumula-
share.
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Sonotone'Cop^Servel Increases Holdings—
gas
bought
one
now
'
ownership.
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*'7 Mr. Egbert's announcement also said Franklin would continue to
>f be- operated by current- officers and employees and will- follow the
same
sales policies and practices. 7,
17 * 7.;
v
and
soon
produces
< Under
development and now ready
manufacturing schedule is a new portable
•
where it is
1.'.
Studebaker
Franklin
for
•-
dryers.
for production on an early
.
and
market
•
products of the
allied fields as
complete
line
of freezer chests,
vertical
freezers,
combination refrigerator-freezers, automatic washers
automatic
I dishwasher.
■
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expanding
first
now
Manufacturing
nation's
7
.
the
on
Franklin's
and-electrie clothes dryers, -To this end,
.and
.office
of
continue .as- President
its. ^principal
company -during its growth
the: Franklin ■ division under
start
•
among
Beam
taxes
Minneapolis,; with
in
Ave.,
were
household
N. E., Jasper C.. Hammond,. who has had a
located
is
No; -f65 22nd
at
before
running
a
refrigerators.
period, and these led quickly into such
refrigerators, automatic home washers,
postwar
7
.,
V;long association with the
Shares Outstanding
-
Manufacturing's. earnings
Franklin
7
; >
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t Deficit
,
■,$107,468
income
net
appliances.
with
1946
freezers
Home
lor the fiscal
year
ending March 31,
1962, were approximately $7,200,000 on
7.gross
sales -of
approximately $70 million.' This volume ranked
Franklin in sales among the top five producers of household re¬
t$42,058
frigeration products in the industry.
-7 .7,,
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Estimated
*
10,877
._
kitchen
and
in
field
The
t$42,058
'
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-Estimated tederal
f $52,934
I -; "$189,773
:
expense
federal
before
$170,981
freezers
refrigerators,
electrical
household
purchase price, according to Sherwood H. Egbert, Studeaggressive President, is $29 million in cash and 1,333,333
shares- of
Studebaker's
common
stock.
The transaction will be
submitted to Studebaker shareholders for approval on Nov. 16.
is an old
company in
point, of time, starting
founder Guy Pugh back in 1929 as a builder
transformers, it -entered into the consumer hard goods
direction of
the
under
of
-
baker's
»•
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,
corporation took a giant step ahead in its long-term acqui¬
sition program with
the signing of a contract to purchase the
Franklin Manufacturing Co., whose annual gross sales of $70 million
make it one of the nation's major manufacturers of private brand
49
Franklin
Whlle
Acquisition—
Studebaker Corp.—Proposed
j
The.
1961 :
$1,115,665
'••'■
sold
goods
967,896
1962
sales
Cost
r
.
$1,669,107
ended
Period
:
(1597)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Number 6203
196
-
Zone
State—
50
tive
earnings
engaged
is
sidiaries
in Connecticut.
recently
operating
It
to
customers in portions of eight towns
municipal
of
Each
cially
a
$900,000.
which
about three-forths of
cleaning division., ;
' V'
$9,946,000,
decided
had
to
its
sell
from
came
,
' :
subsidiaries,
,
it
said
Tenax
Co.,
Inc.
the
,
in
1961.
V;?'■
V;
]
:
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Iri addition, Suburban may from time
funds
its
Whether
it
will
to
as
will
Suburban
will
not
in
securities
40%
be predicted. Suburban may, but has
minority interests in the securities of
investments. No representation is made that
cannot
acquire
plans
companies
water
of
Suburban's
CAPITALIZATION—The
tion
Suburban
of
adjusted to
made
future except
the
of
Textron's
tain
of
Co.
■
Textron's
">i
16,
Aug.
the
in
maximum
the
of
number
shares
of
preferred stock
Funded
due
Sept.
note,
to
Jan.
$300,000
Jan.
33,500
and
$1.25
first
Dec.
Series
$0.90
1,
V- 25,000
11,000
Common
stock
($20
par)
15,000 shs.
stock
($16
par)
50,000 shs.
stock
(no
50,000 shs.
par)
43,701 shs.
shares,
consisting of
both, set forth
or
$0.90
series
below
opposite
preferred
Putnam
The
Wm.
—V.
196,
F.
Co
Rybeck
&
names:
21,500
;.
Freez
half
Co.i.___
three
.i
months
had
six
months
Revenues,
Mr.
in
fiscal
Maranz
Referring
to
the
Tastee
Freez
newer
operational
Mr
S.
Maranz,
5,626,900
$4,060,000
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—Merger OK'd
of
Warner-Lambert
and
American
to
71%
$9,389,665,
outlook
for
In
the
the
past,
the
out
the
areas,
into
Chicle
354,322 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
4,853,792 shs.
of
Warner-Lambert will remain outstanding
stock
of
American
Chicle
will
be
common
current
year
as
business
record
a
,
\^:vv
year.
Price
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—Secondary Offering
Completed—On Oct. 5, 1962, Bache & Co., New York
City, announced that its secondary offer of 40,000
common shares of Youngstown Sheet & Tube at $71.25
per
''i'.'tf-
Range
:,;v %:
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share, had been completed.—V. 196, p. 53.
\
on
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half
second
Over 5,500 Stocks
V-'-iv";:'.
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from
whole,
a
has
was
traditionally
" V.VS'";.••
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Monday Issue of the Commercial and
the
Financial Chronicle contains the
longer
no
if
said
had
it
six-month
not
research,
been
earnings would have risen
for
development
a
company
and
test
decision
to
marketing of
price range
produced
even
An
important
start-up
Tastee
ho Ids
of
Freez,
13%
a
drive-ins
development cited by Mr. Maranz
Inc., as a national franchise holder
mobile
a
units.
firm
in
15
a
which
cent
Tastee
hamburger
B
"
recent
development was the creation of Tastee
insurance agency, Franchised Insurers
Agency, Inc.
The
agency,
business
diSJo^d.1"013116 UnUS
Maranz
The
which started
executive
telling
concluded the
stockholders
Aug.
is
1,
writing
exchanges
was
President
of the
in
annual
of
Telex,
Inc.,
v:
its
m
record
1
earnings,
Instruments,
"For
Telex
said
the
will
sales
and
was
acquired
year,';
exceed
by
in
the
Other
features
ments, redemption calls,
meeHntr
earnings
the
Telex
that
m-e-
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Subscription Department
25 Park
were
record
a
contribution
performance
in
notices.
196,
three months ended
of
for
anv
to
the
Midwestern
™iawestern
March.
Mr. Morrow
said,
"it now
earlier forecasts
of
$35 million
and
Over-The-Counter
include
the
most
on
barter,
C05ipany's history. A major
he
said,
Inc..
full
both
Market.
Write to:
announced
mlllto"""1, the compan",s
M0
Morrow
the
comprehensive record of dividend announce¬
policies
Stock Exchange.—V.
excess
Mr.
on
approximately 150 stores, Mr.
business part
2Sfa3rJ^S"S*-42SICfte earn'ng,5 $400,000."
tor the
Sept. 30 will be
well in
of
exSSted
traded
Freez's
Telex, Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings—
Morrow,
stocks
for
that,
qualify for a listing on the New York
E.
than 5,500
Freez
although Tastee Freez recently ami
pounced it would seek a listing on the
American Stock Exchange
the company is
currently reexamining its records to see if it might
M.
more'
the
projects
half
publicly-held
interest, features
stock
and
Another
first
Carrols,
Carrols
on
more
expense
new
appears
in
sales
that
and
and each share
converted
into
share of $4 cumulative preferred stock of WarnerLambert and 2-7/10ths shares of common stock of Warner-Lambert.
The merger will become effective following receipt of customary
tax rulings from the Internal Revenue Service.—V. 196, p. 794.
year,
that, because of expansion into
company's
Chicle Co. have
by large majorities, the proposed merger of American
Warner-Lambert.
"
•■
Under the terms of the proposed merger, each share of common
approved,
par
'X .'
climbed
These costs, he added, will total about
$200,000 this year.
by
to
7,694,680
1962.
said,
president pointed
Maranz
of
own
equity in the
associated
revenues.
sharply
the
estimated net income of unconsolidated
companies, before loss on working capital, in¬
for the six-month period in 1962, up from
$3,550,000 for the comparable period in 1961. Dividends from for¬
eign associated companies during the same period were $1,375,408,
compared with $1,484,649 for the first six months of 1961.
firm's
creased
12,958,632
30,000,000
$5,494,701 the year before.
cost
for
the
to
rose
Mr.
seasonal.
cents.
Industries, Inc.—Record Sales, Earns.
earnings
Maranz told stockholders that in the six months ended
July
31, profits climbed to $947,850, equal to 66 cents per share on cur¬
rently outstanding shares. The net earnings figure, he noted, was
almost equal to the company's income for all of last year ($1,072,760) and compared with $615,696, or 43 cents on present shares for
lower
772
stock
■
last
52
was
operating income of the Boston firm was $48,806,940 for
period ended Aug. 31, 1962 compared with $50,271,the same period a year ago.
six-month
'*
1,000
•
and revenues of Tastee Freez
levels in the company's 14-year history, Leo
president, announced at the annual meeting.
first
no
Corp.—Sales, Earns. Down
31
foreign
debs.
par)
fiscal
devices.
4,000
highest
the
Outstanding
354,322 shs.
Industries
company's
laser
3,500
Meeds
&
common
or
Shares
Griggs Co
Bissell
H.
'■>
the
of
113.
p.
Taste*
First
&
R.
Laird,
.
stock
respective
their
"V?
to
1961
the
1343.
nounced.
its
first
Gross
1962
earnings during the first quarter
President Ralph B. Rogers has an¬
v7..'■;
■-y.' v
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For
the three months ended Aug.
31, net income after taxes
was $963,662,
equal to 72 cents a share on 1,329,921 common shares
outstanding, after preferred stock dividends.
This compares with $476,050 and 37 cents a share on 1,272,010
shares for the like period last year.
■v,
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Revenues
reached $7,343,275,
compared with $6,819,366 for the
Texas
of
ruby
continue
of shoe machines
outstanding under lease
six months of the current fiscal year amounted,
cents per share of common stock. The income
share realized from this source during the comparable period
per
Texas Industries, Inc.—Record Earnings—
15,000 shs.
32,099 shs.
^
synthetic
will
sales
from
the
Stockholders
(50<?
production
taxes,
after
12/100ths of
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions contained
the
underwriting
agreement,
the underwriters named
below
severally agreed to purchase from the company the number
stock
p.
a
net
Gains
of
have
of
stock,
196,
using
direction,
corporation with domestic associated companies consolidated
during
Dorrance
10
5,626,900
stock,
maser
share.
per
2,000
pfd.
4%
series
at
30,000,000
value)
Common
—V.
1962_____
located
12,958,632
subordinated
Stock:
conv.
pref.
optical
Dr. Maiman's
income, after taxes, of $3,535,428 for the six months
ended Aug. 31,
1962, equal to $1.46 per share of common stock.
For the same period last year net income was
$4,082,836 or $1.69
$25,000,000
1971
1,
stated
$25
85,000
25,000
pfd.
A,
Cumulative
Capital
28,500
85,000
Jan.
state
under
United Shoe Machinery
due
debs,
fund
new
p.
This
T'he
1970
1,
convertible
due
1965
is
7,694,680
sinking
196,
reports
and
1984
1,
the
manufacture and sale of microwave electronic com¬
will be continued as heretofore by Quantatron, Inc.—
686.
ponents,
V.
$25,000,000
-
due May
in
development,
stock¬
due serially
mortgages
notes,
debs,
sub.
5%
$291,000
1963
19,
mortgage bonds
4%
series,
due Jan. 1,
1973
4>/a%
series, due July 1,
1979
Subsidiary serial note, due Sept. 1
Cumulative
sub.
stockholder
majority of the stock of Quantatron, Inc., is owned by Allied
Corp. The principal activity of Quantatron, involving the
The
-•
Authorized
!>:a:
1975
majority
the
research in the laser field. Union Carbide will enter into
and development contracts with Korad, looking towards
commercial
the
in
America,
1966 to
Feb.
bonds,
1973__„
due
19,
Subsidiary
trust
lien
1,
office
conditional sales contracts
5%
Outstanding
5%
collateral
5%
in
from
Unsecured
debt:
Serial
of
Co.
ance
public offering:
Authorized
research
payable, The Prudential Insur¬
Note
purchased
are
executive
Long-Term Notes:
to
company
pioneer
separate
as
CAPITALIZATION AS OF JUNE 30,
of the exchange offer previously
reflect the completion
the
principal
R. I.
solid
a
staff,
Korad
The
St., Providence,
capitaliza¬
1962, and as
exchange 90
cents series
cumulative
preferred stock for common stock and of the public offering made
of
preferred stock and common
stock
on
the assumption that
by
of
operation
charged
is
is
group
a
the
crystal.
conducted
are
Carbide
of scientists, headed-by Dr. Theodore H.
remaining shares.■'
Dr.
Maiman,
a
leading figure in
optical
maser
research,
is
President
of
Korad.
In
1960,
he
reported
the
first successful
and
hold
multi-industry manufacturing company
a
identity
management
forth the
sets
as
St.,
Main
Water
operations
individual
their
divisional
by
Laboratory
Chemical
t
.
,
Physics
Union
company,
through divisions which re¬
operating units.
Each
with direct responsibility for
conduct of the division's operations,
subject, however, to central¬
ized financial control and to over-all supervision and coordination.
it
that
basis.
West
Connecticut
table
subsidiaries
its
and
at
located
are
following
unconsolidated
an
office
main
the
in
on
offices
executive
Conn.,
assets
total
Suburban's
Clinton,
in
activities
without approval of its stockholders, hold
purpose
of investment which exceed in value
event,
the
for
its
confine
so
any
.
.
Corp.—Affiliate Acquisition—
Carbide
Applied
Maiman,
with sales obtained from six major product groups:
agrochemical,
automotive, consumer, defense, industrial and textile.
This broad
range of operations has been achieved by a continuing expansion
program carried out in large part through the acquisition of pre¬
viously existing businesses.
the
profitable
present
no
is
BUSINESS—-Textron
corporations,
this
be
to time organize and invest
:
Partial
has
1977
1,
corporation has
the purchase
.
'
May
for
search.
stock
common
—
V
.
Oct. 10,
Proceeds from the sale will go to the selling
such as Carriage Hill, designated to
residents of a particular residential area.
investment will be consummated and if so, whether
in
exclusively
serve
the
,
40,000 shares of this firm's outstanding
at $25 per share.
Corp.
,
announced that arrangements have been
Korad Corp. of the physical assets of
Department of Quantatron, Inc.,
Santa Monica, Calif.
■
;
Korad Corp.,
a
newly formed affiliate of Union Carbide,, will
carry
rn
research
and development
activity ' conducted by " the
Applied Physics.»Laboratory, primarily optical maser '(laser/ re-'
The
made
1962,
Blair & Co.; Inc., New York City, offered publicly
.'\- holders.
..V'/
■'
„
Line
X
,
operation of
Union
;
Pack¬
Carson
Pipe
,
.
corporation
due
tures
,
.
Textron Inc.—Common Offered—On
controlling interests in additional existing
small and medium size water companies in Connecticut as attractive opportunities for their purchase occur. Suburban is presently
considering the
acquisition of two small
water companies, but
the outcome of preliminary negotiations cannot be foretold. There
are
over
150 privately-owned
water companies in Connecticut, of
which only about 15 had operating revenues in excess of $100,000
acquire
may
Gas
called for redemption on Nov. 1, 1962,
the sinking fund, $425,000 of its 4% deben¬
at 100%
Payment will be made at the
Irving Trust Co., 1 Wall St., N. Y.—V. 196, p. 1495.: ::
.The
through
(of
,
Suburban
to
Transcontinental
Philadelphia) and Lake Food Service Corp. (of
v
'•■ir. •.
Perth
Amboy, N. J.) so that cash from the transactions could
Suburban's subsidiaries are managed by Suburban's officers, who
be
used
exclusively for its major coin-operated businesses.
"The
are also officers
of the subsidiaries, ordinarily in conjunction with
step will broaden our position in
the coin-op industry, expand
a
part-time or full-time local manager. Purchasing of major items
our
growing marketing program, and substantially reduce our debt
of supply and billing are handled on a centralized , basis. Perma- ^
position," the company stated.
■
' ,
nent financing of major construction expenditures of the operating
Despite record sales and profits, Tenax had been operating under
companies : is
undertaken
by
the
parent corporation. under
a A financial
pressures stemming from
1961 losses in its freezer-food
Collateral
Lien
Trust
Indenture and sale of Suburban's
stock.
division,
coupled
with
a
continuing cash drain from collection
Where employment by an operating company of full-time personnel
expenses connected with liquidation of its freezer division.
of particular types is not warranted, services are supplied at cost
The company stated that with the sale to G. A. Service Corp.,
by employees of other operating companies in the Suburban system
of Queens, and acquisition of the new working capital, it felt its
and The Connecticut Water Co.
Portions of Connecticut Water's
forward movement for the three-quarters of fiscal 1962 could be
service areas are adjacent or close to the areas served by Subur¬
resumed.—V. 196, p. 1148.
ban's
subsidiaries
and
the
officers
of
Connecticut
Water
and
Suburban are substantially identical.
ing
expected
Redemption—
'
under
coin-operated
Utilities "Commission
Connecticut
Public
•" Vw:,
regulated
by
the
(the "Commission"),.'
its total efforts in
laundry field, in which it is
two wholly-owned food sub¬
per
record
pointed out
are
magnitude in
which had nine-month earnings of $703,000, equal to
share, for the period ending June 30, filed a petition
Chapter XI to protect its cash position and also
stockholders.
Company
volume for the nine months was a
its
operating companies except Carriage Hill is spe¬
by the General Assembly of the State of Con¬
public service company and their rates and operations
the
are
that while additional earnings from these activities
continue, it is not likely they" can be of the same
succeeding quarters.
•>.
He said earnings from the company's concrete operations during
the next three quarters are expected to show marked improvement
over
the comparable period last year.—V. 196, p. 363.
He
of Telex. He continues as a director
chief executive officer of Midwestern
Tenax,
$1.08
chartered
necticut as
for
Monday, October 15, 1962
.
taken steps to concentrate
has
company
water companies through controlling stock owner¬
presently controls five operating companies which supply
a
total of about 6,000 residential, commercial, industrial
a
.
in
792.
leading
and
and
and
p.
coin-operated dry cleaning and
producer, by
selling its
the
of
water
196,
announcement
the
Tenax, Inc.—Sells Subsidiaries—
The
statutes
ship.
presidency
chairman
Instruments.—V.
in 1956 under the general
in the business of acquiring
organized
Suburban,
he
included
statement
.
In a report to stockholders, Mr. Rogers noted that the increase
first-quarter earnings reflected an important contribution from
operations of the company's financing and industrial properties.
on
that
reached
the
also
is
and
million." He said that the backlog of orders
an all-time high of $10 million.
$1.5
Morrow's
assumed
has
estimated at $437,000, will be used by
the company to purchase additional stock in three
subsidiaries, to make long-term loans to subsidiaries
and to repay bank loans of Suburban.
—
had
30
Mr.
i
.
Net proceeds,
Connecticut,
of
Sept.-
combination
preferred or no par common or a
both, as designated by the underwriting manager
at least 72 hours prior to delivery of the stock.
of
BUSINESS
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1598)
Place, New York 7, N. Y.
and sinking fund
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
ALABAMA
Warrant
$500,000
Sale
Bank of
*
warrants
Due
1986
160,000
'!"=
Arizona.>. State University £
Bond
Sale—The
mitory
Oct.
v.
■196,
as
—
follows:
awarded,
$180,000
offered
bonds
revenue •
2
New
$1,500,000 dor¬
bonds
1193
p.
to
were
—
group
Fitch,
Barret,
Co., at
riU
North
price of 100.03,
a
Lynch,
&
net
a
Fenner
e?an
Becker
&
p
&
incl.; $25,-
Sutro
purchase
$25,000,
due
Oct.
on
Co
&
C.
and
to
bonds
Oct.
from
1
$2,000,000
MacArthur
water
1, 1962. Due
price
Agency,
on
of
&
awarded to
were
to
2002
posed
Frank,
100.92,
N. T.
jointly, at
interest
S.
&
Trust
&
cost; of about 2.82%,
as
Bank
Fargo
Chicago, at
&
*
:
•
as
and
1965... 7
-A
on
2Y2S.
from
1971
900,000
Due
Due
2%s.
from
July
on
1,
1976 to
July
on
80,000
County, Flowing Wells School
Districts
No.
Ariz.
8,
Sealed
Correction.
receive
(CST)
Oct. 26 for
on
bonds. Dated
May 1, 1962. Due
May
1965
from
The bonds
to
National
First
Warren.
on
inclu¬
1992
cipal and interest (M-N)
the
payable
Bank
of
approved
.Legality
by
CALIFORNIA
School
bonds
a
offered
District,
,$4,000,000
Oct.
9
Bank of America N. T. & S.
price
of
100.02,
cost of about
$1,120,000
5s.
were
Due
Oct.
1,
District,
office.
rick,
school
$40,000
1—v.
196,
3%s.
1970.
800,000
21/2S.
Due
.
as
Due
15
Legality
Legality
A-
1
9,
■.
1963
to
Due
ceive
Herrington
sealed
(CDST)
(J-D)
chase
on
of
bids
Oct.
until
to
3s.
from
&
,
on
~
.
/
Nov.. 15
pur-
Oct.
9
were
Nuveen
of
Bond
Sale
&
Co.,
a
100.005,
fered
Oct.
The
—
2
.
about
net
_
"
(
„
lg
.
July 1
1974
v
to
Lee
County (P.
1972
May 1 from
on
1983
inclusive.
O. Beattyville),
Kentucky
by
approved
,
,
555,000 3%s. Due
Principal
as
^
,
,
payable at the
Legality
3.74%,
Bond
Offering
Sam
—
Wilson,
County Judge, will receive sealed
various
196,
v.
of
90'000 3"70s" Due on Ma^
and 1973.
Chapman & Cutler.
18
Bettendorf, Iowa
:'•;■ V
of-
1289—
p.
bids
pur-
totaling $455,000
bonds
pose
cost
'lg64
"
Qn
IOWA
sold
£^2^
$60'000 4s" Due
to
follows.
":
•
on
&
Trust
a
price
Sale—The
Bond
to
196>
1290—were
p.
White-Phillips
Co.,
Inc.,
at
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
of
on
Oct.
$490,000
?u? °!:1 ApJ? 1ufr0!T1 1964
1983
"lcluslve; The bonds are callable,
2
awarded
p"nclpal and interest (A-O) payY 3, ,?°P ,S Exchange
a
interest
net
10
the
revenue bonds- Dated 0et- L 19«2-
$177,000 street
Oct.
until
for
as
follows" Bank, Beattyville. .Legality api 2.90 o, as 19 vvs proved by Gra(ton, Ferguson &
No.v" 1 from ?17'000 3s" Due ?n Nov- 1 frora Fleischer,
1963 to 1966 lncluslve-
1964 to 1967 inclusive,
15,000 3.20s. Due on Nov. 1, 1967.
from
1969 inclusive.
Nov. 1, 1970.
on
Nov. 1 from
on
Due
on
Nov. 1, 1968.
15,000 2.30s .Due
on
Nov. 1, 1969.
on
Nov. 1, 1970.
30,000 2V2S. Due
on
Nov. 1, 1971
30,000
on
Nov. 1, 1973
20,000 3.10s. Due
and
1972.
1968
Due
Nov.
on
1
from
1984
on
.
Y
inclusive,
and 1986.
10,000 Is. Due
on
on
Nov.
1,
Legality
Dahlquist,
1975
to
1977
on
1962.
20,000
Interest
by
Herrington
on
Nov. 1, 1978
and
1980.
3s.
Due
1982.
on
Nov.
1,
1981
mi7>
_
G.
&
;
Nov. 1, 1978.
Sal e—The
a
Inc.
(P.
O.
net interest cost of about
S.
J.; President, will
Bond
re-
Kentucky
Bond
$100,000
first
to
196,
J.
p.
J.
1395
B.
were
Hilliard
&
Salt River Water District (P. O.
Shepherdsville), Ky.
1973.
Bond Offering—R. C. Smothers.
District
;
Sale—The $32,000
offered" Oct.
v.
awarded
inclusive.
assessment street
bonds
Sale—The
Son.
Red Oak, Iowa
Fairfield),
Crut-
to
™°rtfge rTQn"e b10P<!S °ffered
University of Saint Robert
Bond Offering—James E. Fitz-
Supervisors,1 gerald,
and
awarded
Corp., (P. O. Murray),
$65,000
20,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 1, 1972
Connecticut
7
on
$45,000 2.60s. Due on Nov. 1 from
.
CONNECTICUT
Bellarmine
Wallace,
1395—were
tenden, Podesta & Miller.
Murray-Calloway County Public
1964 to 1971
Orange County, Calif.
Offering—L.
1977.
2'64%' as follows:
••
Clerk of the Bbard of
1976
1,
Phillips Co., Inc., at a price of Oct. 5
Or-
School District,
Nov.
..£??. alS°rWere,
Sutcliffe.
Fulletton
on
bridge bonds offered at the same
inclusive.
70 000 2.95s. Due on Nov
70,000 2 95s Due on Nov. 1 1979
1, 1979
and
Nov. 1, 1987.
tal bonds offered Oct. 5—v. 196,
p.
Due
Nov. 1 from
.
approved
3s.
and
i
Nov. 1, 1985
V
/
Nov. 1, 1974
and 1974.
55,000 2.90s. Due
20,000 3.40s. Due
on
Bond Sale—The $320,000 hospi-
'
and 1975.
Additional
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
1973
to
30,000 2.90s. Due
1974 inclusive.
50,000 2.60s. Due
Murray, Ky.
80,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
15,000 2.40s. Due
1
Nov.
110,000 23/is. Due
Bond
*
p.m.
bonds.
on
1976 incl.
1963 to
7
school
and interest (J-J)
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
to
John
price
a
$900,000 hospi¬
offered
to
interest
for the
15
$95,000
Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due
COLORADO
improve-
was
as
on
10,000 4V4S. Due
Dated
at
Anderson Banking Company, An-
15,000 2.20s.
5s.
bonds
.
bonds
Francisco,
$70,000
tal
Township School Township
derson.
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
San
V
Hendersonville), Ky.
(P. O. Anderson), Ind.
Sutcliffe.
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000
improvement
of
of-
1395-
p.
the *" Security
to
Bond Sale—The
opproved
awarded
Union
by Or-
approved
Dahlquist,
Fairfield
15,
from 1971 to 1975 inclusive.
office.
.
r ...
of 100.006, a net interest cost of price of 100.007, a
":r about 2.28%, as follpws; 1.
.: v
cost 0f about 2 90%
n
i,'
rick,
Nov.
Nov.
on
,
urer's
pay-
City Clerk and Treas¬
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.,
Oct. 23 for the
Company of Chicago, at
M-N.
follows:
on
'
able at the
p.
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
160,000
Principal and interest (J-J)
■
+
.
.
June 1 from 1964 to 1993 inclu-
on
1981
.
A., at
interest
net
a
2.80%,
<
B bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Due
County, Calif.
50,000 3V4S. Due
headed by the
group
.
_v.
.'
196,
v.
Henderson County (P. O.
$25- „„„
$1,700,000
'
bonds
revenue
5
July 1 from 1963 to 1973 inclusive.
Illinois National Bank
of
1980
Sal e—The
awarded to
awarded
building
Bond Company.
Boulder, Colo.
ment bonds.
50,000
Alameda, Calif.
Bond
were
Bond Sale—The $500,000 indus-
chase of $1,250,000 sewer series ogel, Township Trustee, will re-
Offering—Sealed bids will
1971
Unified
construction
$225,000
of
■
follows:
School
40,000 2%s. Due
Mehaffy, Smith & Williams.
Berkeley
Oct.
construction bonds offered
callable. Prin¬
are
fered
were awarded to the Continental
.
the purchase of $85,000 series 1962
1
pur-
re-
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on
sive. Principal and interest
Santa Clara
bids
sealed
"
until 2 p.m.
Oct. 22 for the
purchase
Offering—Grady O. Baker,
will
trial
be received until Nov. 20 for the
Hermitage, Ark.
Mayor,
p.m.
until
Bond Offering—Robert L. Isan-
Co.
Bond
ARKANSAS
will
on
were
Georgetown, Ky.
,
1:30
sealed bids
—
i
Birk,
City, Clerk-Treasurer,
of
1395
p.
Security Bond Co.,
100.05. ;
Robert
—
p.m.
Cupertino Sanitary District,
purchase of $180,000 bds.
„
principal and inter-
on
be
received until Nov. 5, not Nov. 6,
for the
&
196,
v.
school
offered
"ks 33/4s, 4s and 4%s, at a price of
payable at the County
1289—were awarded to Dean Wit¬
ter
will
bid
Offering
$48,000
bonds
revenue
—
Oct. 1 from
on
Oct.
Oct. 2
pur-
on
offered
building
(PDST)
inclusive.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
of
bids at Fremont until 7:30
Monterey County, Calif.
from 1979 to 1984 inclusvie.
purchase
ceive
(PST)
a.m.
payable at the County Treasurer's
July ? 1
0 n
Bond
trict Secretary, will receive sealed
1
inclusive.
1978
Due
3s.
the
Sale—The
Oct. 1 from
^ '
on
1980
Vista
for
196,
Crut-
to
Ferguson, Ky.
Bond
(CDST)
p m
5—v.
tenden, Podesta & Miller.
Bond- Offering—S. G. Scott, Dis-
1982,
Buena
15
5
Oct.
awarded
W.
Columbus, Ind.
Uni°n ^mtary District,
inclusive.
Due
Oct.
until
$430,000'hospi¬
offered
1395—were
p.
Carlton
—
bonds
awarded to the
purchase
.
.
Oct. 1 from
Due
3s.
and
•
2,325,000
1975
1976 to
•
Due
to
200,000 2%s.
inclusive.
1975.
and
1,350,000
200,000 2V2s. Due
1
the
Treasurer's office.
inclusive.
1970
to
1971
July
on
1973
to
2.70s.
1974
1968
1
for
Oct. 1, 1965.
on
tal
$650,000 water improvement bds.
Alameda County, Calif •
120,000 2V4S. Due
1970 inclusive.
from 1967 to
1,350,000
July
on
on
Y':
III.
b|ds
Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 chase
(J-D)
'1957
:
2j/4sA Due
est
Oct. 1, 1966 and
450,000 3s... Due on July 1, 1966.
1,800,000
^ 1962
/
40,000 5V2S. Due
July 1, 1964
on
30
"
KENTUCKY
City Manager, will receive
sealed
$88,000 school bonds. Dated Dec* (CDST)
Oct. 1, 1963 and
on
1964.
>
!
until 9
Angeies
Oct*
1 from
Callow°y County (P. O. Murray),
Offering
offering
Bond
Lajrd
wm receive sealed bids at
Nov.
on
1972 inclusive.
about
of
Wood River,
on
from
1
inclusive.
a
2.90s,, at
Angeles, Calif.
■■■,,■_to 19g7 jnct
$80,000 6s. Due
v
Due
$825,000 6s.
Los
-terest cost of about 2.73%,
follows:
Kenower,
Nov.
on
1969
1970 to
INDIANA
Qn
to
1 from
inclusive.
21,000 3%s. Due
offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vjsors
a
1966
ILLINOIS
Chi-
fol¬
Kentucky
Qlerk 0f tbe Board of Super-
Savings Bank
80,000 2s. Due
follows:
ios
.
Fox,
price of 100.01,
a
Co.,
price of 100.02 a net
a
of
and Mel¬
A.
Bank
National
Los Angeles,
Co¬
as
Nov.
on
1965
27,000 3Y4S. Due
of
District
basis
a
the
Corp.,
Bond Sale—The
York City Legality
;
Weeden & Co.,
Meyer
the Harris Trust
of
Bank
the
Wells
com-
Cruttenden, Podesta& Miller, and
$9,000,000 vari¬
to
the
of
syndicate
a
San Brancisco,
of
awarded
The $800,000
-
1963 to
were
—
composed
as
Securities
$18,000 3Vss. Due
offered
Second
Co.,
issue of $66,000
sold to
was
2.81%.
Sulphur Springs Union Sch. Dist.,
Sale
Co.,
bonds
sewer
inclu-
1992
at any fiscal agency of
or
district An
«g<> or
J -
to
provement bonds offered October
Due
1973
1967
from
aPP™ved by OMelveny & Myers.
bonds offered Oct. 9
purpose
America
v
&
Sale—An
lows:
1394
p.
until Securities Co., Inc., and
im-
Bond
par.
price of
a
Bond Sale—The
a
office,
1,
Housing
the
Finance
Home
3%s, at
Bond
Bradford
.
Stern,
school
0f
Sabetha, Kansas
Bond
lumbian
group
the
;.i,-..-
the Hartford National Bank, J. C.
Nov. 13 for the
on
bonds .Dated Dec.
White
N.
Beverly HilU, Calif.
;"-,J"■
Phoenix, Ariz.
1
the
receive
Calabasas
at
p.m.' (PST)
e
inclusive.
•
8
will
a
to
of Red Oak.
KANSAS
Hanrahan,
bonds
196,
to
payable at the District Treasurer's
and
at
bids
sealed
G
of
Secretary
>
phia; Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox;
1,320,000
sive.
Directors,
of
3—v.
awarded
principal and interest (J-D)
'
Pima
jr
3.20s, due on Oct. 1, 1971;
on
Donovan,
awarded
were
—
bonds.
revenue
improvement
Oct.
sjve>
Co.;
1290
Houghton State Bank
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 pub¬
lic
Clarence J.
—
Board
«
A
Offering
straigJlt)
Co
v
Co.;
:;
California
Bond
Co., Inc.; Roosevelt &
Stroud
Cross;
&
a.m.
pur-
Stratford, Conn.
District, Los Angeles County,
C°., Pittsburgh; Stone & YounS"
W.ertheim
10
the
McGovern & Lane.
Water
Philadelphia Trust Co., Philadel-
about
1972.
•
Virgenes Municipal
1
Aand
7
Las
&
&
Sullivan,
ap-
Dec.
000
lon
Bank,
Witter
Legality
Fidelity-
of
cost
1 from 1965 to 1970
were
office.
County
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
syndi-
Co., Chicago; Mer-
Dean
the
at
$130,000 3Y4S, due on Oct.
for
ous
the
of
Pierce,
Inc.;
berg;
payable
and ,,finterest
3.23%,
interest
as
(A-O)
15,
Corp.; C. J. Devine & Co.;
o
Arizona- Company,
of
and
Boston
Northern Trust
com¬
posed of Geo. K. Baum & Co.,
First
Nov.
Manhattan
until
1 from 1964 to 2001 inclusive. In-
York; Blyth & Co., Inc.; First
Smith
a
members
bids
Oct. 26 for
on
terest A-O. Legality approved by
Principal
Treasurer's
Chase
cate:
(P. O. Tempe), Ariz.r\>.\
:
chase of $950,000
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on April
sealed
inclusive.
inclusive. "
on
(EDST)
Due on Oct. 15 from 1964 to 1982
Nov. 15 from
on
Due
1.10s.
Other
jA
15,
1987.
ARIZONA
v
to
Nov.
on
ceive
Ana until 11 a.m. (PST) on Oct.
30 for the purchase of $450,000
15
1982.
and
1983
Florence, as 3s.
will receive sealed bids at Santa
school bonds. Dated Oct. 15, 1962.
Nov.
on
Due
2.90s.
1981
640,000 3s.
National
First
the
to
320,000
of
Due
from. 1976 to 1980 inclusive.
,
'
issue
improvement
sold
was
;1'
*
An
—
2%s.
800,000
Florence, Ala:
'
/ *
Chairman,
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
on
special Oct. 15 for the purchase of $325,-
bonds.
improvement
000
1—v.
1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from 1965
196, p.
revenue
Dated Nov.
52
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1600)
.
.
.
Monday, October 15, 1962
X
and interest (M-N)
able. Principal
payable at the First Security Na*
tional Bank & Trust Company,
Lexington,
York
Chelmsford
The bonds are call¬
1992 incl.
to
Chemical Bank Ne\y
New York
or
Company,
Trust
approved Skaggs,
City.
Legality
Hays
& Fahey.
(EDST) on Oct. 19 for the purof $100*000 notes.
Due on
chase
Principal
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
:
purchase
bonds.
over
M-N.
Nov.
Dated
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler.
man
Caddo
No.
:
Parish
5
-
■
Certificate Sale—The $74,471.70
special assessment sewerage
offered
awarded
to
Sept.
4V2S and 4%s, at
as
29 were
Dinkins
Ladd
cer¬
&
Co.,
price of par.
a
Sale
sold to
Bond
(State of)
Ira
Haupt
of
&
Offering—Thos. F. Duffy,
will
a.m.
(EDST)
for
16
Oct.
the
purchase
March 22,
on
interest payable
and
at the Mer-
Offering
wood,
sealed
of
$376,000
Dated Nov
incl.
1 from 1963 to 1982
and interest
Nov.
on
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Legality approved
Bank, Boston.
series
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
B
series
and
bonds,
which
3%%
coupons,
offered
2.10%
at
group
for
the
re-
in
from
1965
this
on
to
issue
at
bid of 100.-
a
Dodge.
and
maturity. The
awarded
competitive sale
3.30
yield
to
due
1978
B
being
are
those
was
series
3,
carry
for the
bonds.
of
prices
for
3.50%
044
C
$10,000,000
combination
of
cou¬
&
Trust
Oct.
on
10
purchased
1982,
on
2.90%
bid
a
$10,000,000 / of
bonds, which
coupons,
?e/U1S fS? 2 f
on11July 1 from^s
prices
to
being
yield
C
us;ve
reoffered
from
at
2.10%
for
those due in 1965 to 3.65% for the
;1982-87
of
maturities.
awarded
was
100.05
for
coupons,
the
group
on
bid
a
combination
interest
net
a
The
this issue
of
cost
of
3.72%.
ceive
Parish
School
(EDST)
on
chase
of
Dated
Nov.
>
Bond
litte,
bids until
10
Due
Dec.
on
incl.
The
1
from
bonds
are
1963
callable.
Alcona
Tulane
University of Louisiana
Band
Offering—A. P.
Secretary
of
ministrators,
bids
Nov.
until
14
220,000
the
will
1:30
for
the
revenue
Generes,
Board
of
receive
Ad¬
sealed
pay:
..
„
,
.
n.
on
purchase of $4,bonds. Dated Oct.
Michigan
'
Bond Sale
An underwriting
-
a
.
Ludington), Mich.
sealed
(EST)
p>m.
from
Boston.
be received
V
Associated
Loft, Sec¬
bids
0ct
on
22 for
in
1963
195, p.
to
2001
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1
from
offering
Legality
Nov.
,
„
„
,
are.:
MASSACHUSETTS
until
Bond Sale—The street and
ter bonds totaling
Legality
ap-
tmn wiU
Dated
1,
Bac
$190,000
Oct.
for
23
1963.
1, 1962. Due
stevenS0n
fered
Oct.
were
awarded
2—v.
196,
to
p.
the
1394—
Harvard
Legality
approved
Offering—James
Gil-
sealed
of
Schools,
bids
until
8
will
p.m.
on
1, 1962. Due
to
1967
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Interest
Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Chesterfield
Mount
Township (P. O.
&
Co.;
bonds
.will receive sealed bids until Oct.
30 for
the purchase
bonds.
of $6,500,000
Offering—Joseph Weisenberger, Township Clerk, Will re¬
sealed
™
bids
rw
until
1-7
8
„
p.m.
u
MR2 0nn
$
2,000
special
assessment
water main bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1964 to
1981 inclusive. The bonds
are
call¬
Decatur Public School District
No. 19, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
site
Oct.
purchase
by " Howard,
Lefler / &
LeFevere,
Hamilton.
,
.
.
The
Interest M-N.
approved
Peterson,
of
bonds.
Due on Nov. 1
callable.
are
Legality
v"
.
"
*
Luverne, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
tal
p.
$150,000 hospi¬
offered
Oct.
2—v.
196,
1290—were awarded to Merrill
Inc.,
Pierce,
Co.,
Smith,
&
Fenner
Shearson,/ Hammill
and
of
at a price
par,
&
net in¬
a
about
of
cost
$70,000 2V2S. Due
2.67%,
as
Feb. 1 from
on
1969 inclusive.
1965 to
Com-
Feb. 1, 1970.
on
60,000 2.80s. Due oh Feb. 1 from
1971 to
\
Kansas
1973 inclusive.
Montevideo, Minn.
Bond
o
n
l
™ ^ f
Note Sale
»
n-
*
.
Offering—John
'
D.
Hane,
sold
to
-
the
National
-
was
Bank
•'>:
■
Clerk,
sealed bids until 5
Oct. 30 for the purchase
000
revenue
1962.
1990
Due
bonds.
inclusive.
callable.
on
The
Interest
bonds
approved
by
Miller;
for the
30
on
purchase
of
Pine
received
Mich.
until
Oct.
for
22
Wyandotte School District, Mich.
Note
Sale —The
anticipation
196,
p.
to
the
Canfield,.
at
notes
$1,200,000 tax
offered
1396—were
Oct.
■
Bond
.
School District
and
building
2—v.
196,
$750,000 school
bonds
p.
offered
1290 —were
Oct. 4
—
v.
196,
awarded to
a
the
of
First
p.
bonds
1396
offered
—
were
of
y
_ .
(CST) on
Nov. 7 for the purchase of $1,000,000 improvement
Roseville
bonds.
Indep. School
District
No. 623, Minn.
be received until 8 p.m.
.
Nov.
Van
series
of
111
bonds.
1964
2001
to
callable.
incl.
Interest
approved
by
Dated
Sept. 1 from
The
bonds
M-S.
Miller,
are
Legality
\
for
17
the
(CST)
on
of
purchase
$900,000 school bonds.
Willmar, Minn.
Canfield,
Bond Sale—The
and
sewer
to
a
group
& Co., Inc.,
and
E. J.
(CST)
of
on
Oct. 23 for the purchase
$180,000
improvement
awarded
composed of
Kalman
Juran & Moody, Inc.,
Prescott & Co.
1962. Due
1963 to
from
MINNESOTA
1972
on
Oct.
inclusive.
Worthington, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
Burnsville, Minn.
will receive sealed bids until 7 p.m.
improvement
were
Dated Oct. 1,
1
Bond Offering—The Cit^ Clerk
$170,000 street,
water
bonds offered Oct. 3
& Stone.
Paddock
bonds.
Corp.,' Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on Nov.
group composed
Michigan
Bank
*
be received until 8 p.m.
awarded
Edward
—
Nov. 1, 1961. Due on
$875,000 school
building
/
RoSeville, Minn.
Savings Bank,
...
Offering
$500,000 school bds. 325,000
Ludington), Mich.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
and
National
Solkema, City Clerk, will receive
No. 1 (P. O.
site
1396—were awarded to
p.
First
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
.
Bond Sale—The
;
$85,000 .-im¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1.79%.
Wyandotte
be received until Oct. 31 for the Oct. 29 for the purchase of $2,Area
196,
Minneapolis.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Ludington
The
—
1
Wyoming, Mich.
purchase 0f
1,
Interest
provement bonds offered Oct. 4—
the
Purchase of $195,000 school bonds.
are .—v.
(P. O. Kingsley), Mich.
incl.
City, Minn.
Sale
Bond
v.
April 1, 1963.
Legality
Kingsley Area School District
Sept.
Dated
1969
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
of.$355,-.;
J-J.
to
Hamilton.
(EST)
a.m.
$200,000 notes. Dated Oct. 15, 1962.
Dated Sept. 1/
July 1 from 1963 to
on
10
of
receive
will
the
receive
<EST)
p.m.
the Board
of
Van Raalte School District,
will
$30,000
Legality approved by How¬
Oct.
on
Bond Offering—Everett D. Cat-
City
bonds.
Oct.
on
of
M-N.
/"
Jackson, Mich.
tell,
building
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
1964
Secretary
son>
Due
'
7
the
Port Huron), Mich.
Howell, at 2.00%.
V. v.
until
for
18
from
1
(County1 Auditors,
An issue of $225,000 seaie(j bids until
First
& Beau-
.Note Offering—Harland Patter- ard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler &
..
l
*
bids
bison
p
Paddock & Stone.
Clemens), Mich.
Bond
dea, City Collector and Treasurer,
'
A.
St. Clair County (P. O.
Michigan
E.
the
20,000 2.60s. Due
Inc.; Martin * Company.
•
by
able. Principal and interest (J-D)
Trust Company of
Cambridge, as
payable at a bank or trust com- be received until Oct. 30 for the
2.60s, at a price of 100.01, a basis
pany to be designated by the pur- purchase of $850,000 school bonds,
of about 2.59%.
chaser. Legality approved by
Newaygo Public School District,
Miller Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Boston, Mass.
Bond
for
25
improvement
1964 to 1975 inclusive.
from
Co.;
&
Company,
Trust
r<
c
April /
on
Nliller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
the
.*
of¬
Oct.
on
City, Mo.; E. H. Schneider & Co.;
.
receive sealed bids un-
Oct.
u
J-J. Legality approved by
nf
f
g—Leonard
n
Co.
the8 pPurmcha(seSTof TlOfiOO notes':
:
Oct. 23 for the purchase
$115,000 school bonds.
Dated
(EST)
wa¬
i
Tvno+
^
.v/
/y
Offering—S. K. Erickson, .
Superintendent
/■TPQT\
']
e r
Factor, Village Clerk, will receive
terest
>bierce
.
Community School District,
Bond
ceive
Bedford, Mass.
Co.
follows:
Co., Inc.; F. S. Smithers & Co.;
,
Haslett School District, Mich.
Michigan
ap¬
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell.
$135,000
awarded to
were
—
O f f
&
approved by:Kenower, ^ MacArthur
of
1964
The
—
Le Center, Minn.
.
Bond
v
1, 1961. Due
Sale
1290
Peabody & Co.; Braun, Bosworth
the
1973 inclusive. In-
to
state aidanticipation notes
Oct.
Lakefield, Minn.
Lynch,
the
The Northern Trust Co.; Kidder,
until
purchase of $115,000 school bonds
of
•
.
Woodard-Elwood &
1/0
terest of 3.04944%.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Michigan
1963
(CST)
p.m.
'
callable
bank or trust
a
Bond Offering—Clela
Offering—Sealed bids will
receive
(P. O, New Orleans), La.
by
Marquart, Wind¬
Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
triage' Township School District,
in-
1991
are
terest J-D. Legality
Community School District,
Bond
Legality anoroved by
Wood, King Dawson & Logan.
v
bonds
to
field' Paddock & Stone.
HamUnO,School District No. 2
(P.
1
a.m.
In¬
terest J-D.
,
il/n
Alcona
to 2002
Owen,
approved
hospital bonds offered Oct. 3^—v:
bonds.
—
purchase of $52,000 school bonds,#Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due 011 June Ira Haupt & Co.; J. C. Bradford &
bonds.
on
Due
City Manager, will receive sealed
Oct.
on
: assessment
special
SV01/J
3/4%, 3%, 3 /s%, 3/4% and /8%
coupons, setting an annual net in¬
8
MICHIGAN
for the
purchase of $6,500,000
school bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1962.
on
s?
Parish
(CST)
a.m.
1962. Due
1,
Dorsey,
H550,0QQ bo^.ds'd"eA^84 .to 1888*
£
re-
&JS*
School Board, will receive sealed
31
11
school
receive
(EST)
-Corporation on Oct. .10 .purchased
a
Oct18 for the pur-
$775,000
will
group headed by First of Michigan
„
Depo-
the
of
rruG
Board
Offering >—Freda
Secretary
until
Clerk,
Dyke,
company
from 1963
1982 incl Princinal
1 irom I9bd to i»w rnci. Principal
(P. O. New Orleans), La.
v
bids
sealed
Company
Orleans
,•
will
Town Treasurer,
Byrne,
1, 1962.
Legality
/
field, Paddock & Stone.
G.
Robert
of
Street bonds.
Inter¬
F-A.
est
-Bond
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Swampscott (P. O. Boston), Mass.
—
Aid
Feb. 1
9ct. 18 for the purchase of $164,-
retary of the Board of Education,
Offering
purchase
on
Rapids), Mich.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
•'
-•
principal and interest (j.j}
coupon.
Bond
s
i
receive
3V2 and 3%%
carry
are
series
Dated Nov.
(CST)'
p.m.
the
$57,000
pons, a net interest cost of 3.25%.
The
State
2
Dahl,
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (CDST)
$1,390,000
for
until
for
6
H.
receive
Education, will receive sealed bids bonds are callable. Interest M-N,
»ntil 8 p-™' (EST) oix Oct. 17_ for Legality approved by Miller, Can-
&
196,3 to
will
Bond Offering Jane N.-Emp- Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on May
a°n' Secretary of the BoardI of 1 from 1963to 1972 inclusive. The
jointly
100.54%
of
Township
000
National
school project bonds, due
g—E.
n
horst & West.
to be designated by the purchaser.
Van Ingen
Company,
1396—
p.
Bond Offering—John Van
<•
Michigan,}
.
Mass.
Hartford
and
Inc.
Bank
Andover,
Sale—B. J.
Bond
Co.
First State Bank of East
aWe a(.
North
196,
i
r
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Township (P. O.
Grand
a.m.
bonds.
sewer
1962.» Due
1
Paris
Gladstone PubUc School DMrict>
re-
11
2—v.
awarded to Kenower, Mac-
196, p. 1396—were awarded
to the
17 for the pur-
Oct.
on
until
bids
anticipation notes offered Oct.
At-
will
Treasurer,
Town
ceive
Oct.
bonds
revenue
bids
$200,000
-
Arthur & Co.
$400,000 state
Detroit, at 1.84%.
Bruce G
-
were
y
County (P. O.
Auditor,
Nov.
on
,
National
First
"
1—v.
Middleborough (P. O. Boston),
Bond
Sale —The
Note
Salem, or at the National Shawmut Bank of Boston.
Mich,
East Detroit School District,
system
the
O f f e
County
sealed
Township (P. O.
Sale—The $240,000 water
sewer
offered
in
Warren National Bank
chants
and
inclusive.
1991
to
-
of¬
Independence), Minn.
Bond
May 1 from
Muskegon), Mich.
inclusive.
210,000 3%s. Due on May 1 from
1987
on
to
Jackson
May 1 from
1985 to 1988 inclusive.
1963. Principal
000,000 Louisiana Fiscal Authority
The
215,000 3%s. Due
Bond
of
on
indebtedness
of
Bank of St. Paul.
1980 to 1984 inclusive.
v
-
May 1 from
inclusive.
1979
Norton
1986
to
1983
to
on
215,000 3%s. Due
135,000 3V2S. Due on May 1 from
$500,000 notes. Dated Oct. 18,1962.
10 the $20,-
Oct.
on
joint
are
V
•
inclusive.
1980
1973 inclusive. In¬
fered Oct. 2—v. 196, p. 1396—were
awarded
1971
from
1
and 1982.
receive
Treasurer,
bids until 11
sealed
chase
that offer¬
group
a
publicly
Co.
1970.
60,000 3%s. Due on May 1, 1981
Note
(EDST)
Sale—C. J. Devine & Co.
managers
ed
was
Barrow, Leary & Co.
Louisiana
and
of
issue
An
—
May
on
1 from 1964 to
certificates
May 1, 1969 and
on
275,000 3%s. Due
1975 inclusive.
to
1976
Massachusetts
Certificate
50,000 3s. Due
-
130,000 3y4S. Due on May 1 from
Jeanerette, La.
$122,733.20 paving certificates
Due
3s.
1972 to
County (P. O. Salem),
County
Due
(P. O. Shreveport), La.
\
<
Massachusetts
on
Sewerage District
tificates
Essex
Due
1962.
1,
80,000
Bank,
/' /./-V;/■/<
1962
series
$600,000
of
period of 10 years. Interest
a
Eoston.
until Nov. 14 for the
be received
National
Merchants
land
Rouge, La.
Baton
Co.,
—
inclusive.
1971
to
1966
&
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
from
-
95,000 3%s. Due on May 1 from
(M-N) payable at the New Eng¬
'
5s.
MacArthur
Harris & Co., and terest M-N. Legality approved by
McDonald-Moore & Co., at a price Dorsey, Marquart, Windhorst &
of 100.01, a net interest cost of West.
Cloquet, Minn.
about 3.48%, as follows.
Certificate Sale
The $75,000
$120,000 4s. Due on May 1 from
Stranahan,
:■
Due on May 1
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
$40,000
interest
and
follows:
as
inclu-
1977
to
1963
from
1
sive.
v
of Kenower,
group composed
a
Blyth & Co., Inc., Halsey, Stuart
Note Offering—Raymond E. & Co., Inc., and Shearson, HamHarmon
District Treasurer, will mil1 & Co., at a price of 100.16, a
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m. net interest cost of about 3.46%,
Nov.
LOUISIANA
awarded to
Water District
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
age
p.
1397—were
Nuveen
a
$610,000
sewer¬
bonds offered Oct. 3—v.
net
3.33%,
&
awarded
Co., at
interest
as
follows:
a
to
196,
John
price of par,
cost
of
about
Volume 196
Number 6203
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Artesia
Jan. 1 from
on
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
•
225,000 3.10s. Due
1970
"1
Jan. 1 from
on
Bond Sale—The
1978 inclusive.
to
55,000 3.20s; Due
-
,
•
1985 to
2—v.
to
offered
Bank
of
Louisville,
price of par.
a
Due
v.
/■
and' 1966,.
;
^
1967.
Florissant, Mo.
Due
of
receive
will
June
on
bids. until
sealed
8
bonds.
ment
Due
Dated
Dec.
(P. O. Flemington), N. J.
Bond
incl. Principal and
to
Council.
until 8 p.m.
by the City
approval
approved
Legality
St. Charles, Mo.
Offering
V
,
bids
until
8
National
(CDST)
p.m.
300,000 revenue bonds,
Bank, Flemington.
afield & Wood.
follows:
as
196,
Maine,
by
-
No. 2
Bond
1
Offering
—
bids until 2 p.m.
at
for
the
(EDST)
Board
will
sealed
p.m.
receive
(EDST)
on
of
Marino,
Oct.
until
Oct.
on
of
1962.
1963 to
G. Becker
Estabrook
Brown
&
Webber,
&
Co.;
Sons;
Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; First
Michigan Corp.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; ShearHammill & Co.; Dominick &
son,
Dominick;
E. F. Hutton & Co.,
New York Hanseatic Corp.;
Wood, Struthers & Co.; R. D.
Valley.
Inc.;
Hawkins,
by
Inc.;
'i
Paine,
1980
interest
Newark
of
approved
Delafield & Wood.
White
Port of New York
17 for the
Bond
Due on Aug.
1962.
&
$460,000
and
Corp.;
Clark,
Dodge & Co., Inc.; W. E. Hutton
& Co.; Park,
Ryan, Inc.;
Stern, Lauer &; Co.; Henry Harris
& Sons Inc.; and Van
Alstyne,
2
purchase of $339,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
from
Principal
Bank
Legality
Education,
bids
1
of
Co.,
Alex.
payable at the First Na¬
tional
Clerk of the
Pressprich &
Jackson & Curtis; A.
&
James Weeks,
purchase
Nov.
on
inclusive.
(M-N)
J.
Paribas
V'V:;
■
District Clerk, will receive sealed
New York
C.
Corp.; White,
& Co.; R. W.
Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
(P. O. Newark Valley),
New Yofk
Due
—
Securities
Weld
'
City School District,
Offering
Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Sachs &J'Co.; Stone &
Webster
Nanti-
Lapeer Central School Dist.
^A.' ;\\y£
Buffalo,
Corp.; Kidder, Peabody &
Lehman
Brothers; Lazard
Goldman,
coke, Caroline, Harford and
school bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Bond
are:.
Smith, Barney & Co.; The First
par.
Trust
Cove
p.
Valley, Berkshire, Owego,
Candor, Richford,
New
d
price of
a
Newark
24
Glen
offering
group
Authority, N. Y.
Sale —An underwriting
Noel & Co.
jointly headed by Harriman
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del-.
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $1,-
on
1982 inclu¬
to
payable at the Hunterdon County
greitens, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
1963
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
F. B. Brock-
—
Nov. 8 for
on
of $1,600,000 school
1 from
Aug.
-
C.
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on
Charles & Trauernicht.
Bond
(EST)
the purchase
by
3—v.
Freres &
offered Oct.
of
3.40%
$69,000 fire
3.20s, at
Island,
1.61%.
;>■
Margaret
—
Hall, Secretary of the Board of
Education, wiU receive sealed bids
interest (M-S)
payable at the purchaser's option
subject
Offering
Oct.
a
annual net in¬
an
terest cost of 3,46%.
Co.;
a p p r o v e
Company
setting
land National Bank of Suffern, as
1397—were awarded
p.
bid of 98.659999 for
a
coupon,
Security
Note Sale—The $2,500,000 bond
196,
on
Boston
Trust. Co.,
anticipation notes
Sale—The
offered
awarded
won
Thiellseville Fire
to the Manufacturers and Traders
Hunterdon Central High Sch. Dist.
1962.
1,
bonds
option of
Buffalo, N. Y.
NEW JERSEY
March 1 from 1964 to 1982
on
Legality
1,
.—v.
(CDST) on Oct. 24 for the
purchase of $2,125,000 improve¬
Bankers
was
bonds, due Oct. 1, 1993. The group
the award at competitive sale
ap¬
1397—were awarded to the Rock¬
Long
the
Oct. 9
Associated in the
Bond
1962.
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Due
2.30s.
150,000 2%s. Due on June 1, 1969.
p.m.
of
at
or
Legality
on
$25,000,000 various purpose term
interest
arid
ot' the
Bank
Cove,
pf Long
District, JV. Y.
$343,000
,.
Clerk and Register,
Bueter, City
Principal
payable
the
York.
1,
;
r
of
Glen
Haverstraw,
the holder, at the principal office
1968.
Margaret M.
—
sealed
on Oct.
,
June
on
purchase
Huntington,
,v.
Offering
receive
(EDST)
March 1 from 1964 to 1992
on
National
*.. - -.v.•
;r'"'.vv-v^.-.-'■ ■:
2.20s.
200,000
the
inclusive.
400,000 2.10s. Due on June 1, 1965
200,000
y;
par,
for
(M-S)
1964.
and
3s,
^
price of
a
$400,000 3%s. Due on June 1, 1963
as
( !
Inc., and E. J,
Co., at
MISSOURI
Bond
will
Clerk,
bids until 1 p.m.
follows:
Oct.
196, p. 1397—were awarded
the
at
$50,000 public
bonds
&
net interest cost of about 2.37%,
as
Louisville, Miss.
Sale—The
Brothers
trict
(F-A) payable at the
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &.
Wood.
Bond Offering—Ann Colli, Dis¬
group
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
&
Prescott
a
Bond
196, p.
a
Co., Inc.,
Island,
New York
24
1987 inclusive.
improvement
to
Ripley & Co., Inc., and Blyth &
,
Franklin NationaLBank
(P. O. Southaven),
Pollok & Fosdick,
Jan. 1 from
on
3—v.
Stern
1 from 1963 to 1972 incl. Principal
School
Free
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., Eddleman,
1984 inclusive.
100,000 3V2S. Due
of
composed
Dist. No. 30
■
$1,350,000 school
Oct.
awarded
1194—were
,
120,000 3.40s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1981 to
offered
bonds
Jan. 1, 1979
on
and 1980.
No. 16, N. Mex.
■
Union
BrOokhaven
Municipal School District
53
and interest
NEW YORK
NEW MEXICO
MISSISSIPPI
$110,000 21/fes. Due
(1601)
,
,
Long Branch, N. J.
V
$800,000 sanitary sewerage system
bonds.
Due
1964 to
April
on
Bond
from
1
1993 inclusive.
Due
April
on
1993
■
Dated
Oct.
est
(A-O)
Oct. 23 for the
1964 to
follows:
payable
at
bank
a
J.
a
or
the purchaser, subject to approval
-
school
Dated
Nov.
,
and interest
Central
as
HOW TO SELL SECURITIES
Nov.
on
1
bonds.
Due
•,
approved
.
,
Bond Sale—The $47,628.37 (not
the amount reported in our issue
Bank
Trust
and
of Oct.
1—v.
assessment
196,
to Kirchner &
Bond
:
group
Co.
&
University of Nevada (P. O. Reno),
Nevada
Certificate
housing
fered
Sale
—
Oct.
6
The
$235,000;
were
of¬
awarded
Hanifen, Imhoff & Samford, Inc.,
as. SVss, at a price of 100.001. ~
Additional
Sale—Housing
reve¬
certificates totaling $1,777,000
sold at the same time to the
nue
were
Housing
and
Agency,
at
Home
price
a
follows:
Finance
of
par,
as
■
$395,000
Series
A
certificates
as
Dougal
Oct.
4—v.
awarded
and
196,
to
basis
of
W.
E.
offered
1397—were
p.
Hutton
&
Co.,
at
price
a
about
of
2.87%.
100.10,
.
a
Sale—The
provement
were
bonds
awarded
to
Trust
R.
W.
at
a
&
offered
Oct.
group
Savings
Bank
Pressprich & CoM
price
of
100.32,
about 2.86%.
a
—
9
com¬
as
and
2.90s,
basis
of
categories of investors
are
on
Oct.
of
Nov.
Techniques
own—the
you
1963
payable at the Citizens
to
more
this booklet
can
help
profitable selling operation.
Thursday
news
$20 rate.
(P. O. Pennsauken),
National
I
group
ENTER
YOUR
SUBSCRIPTION
N. J.
school
bonds
1397—were awarded to
composed
of
John
J.
Ryan & Co., Lebenthal & Co., and
J.
R.
&
Ross
price of
3.27%.
Co.,
100.19,
V
;
a
3.30s,
as
at
a
basis of about
V
on
your
various
balance sheet items
you
be
And it's
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FREE copy of "How to Sell Securities" — a big
(52 issues)
totaling $395,000 offered Oct. 5—
a
—
of
.
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
p.
analyze
edition of The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1972
Bank, Netcong. Legality approved
Sale—The
to
use
attractiveness
securities and their vital
Principal arid interest (M-N)
from
can
relative
1, 1962.
incl.
196,
and their
$32,000
on
v.
—
you're told
potential
*
In 1001 ways
(EDST)
Dated
Bond
and
'
Due
v
defined
Burns,
Doris Stocker,
purchase
1
approach
how to develop each of them to their maximum
NOW at the
■'
posed of First Boston Corp., Har¬
ris
Inc.;
the
Nov.
You'll
Co.; William S.
Condon,
Offering
sales
These
accounts.
Co., Inc.; Rob¬
bonds.
water
$1,095,000 im¬
a
The various
to the
for
Chronicle.
and Financial
client list
a
are:
Pennsauken Township School Dist.
.
Manchester, N. H.
Bond
offering
Netcong, N. J.
18
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
2.90s,
as
the
Co.;
&
selling
The final sale
bids until 8 p.m.
H.
$190,000
The initial
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Sale—The various
purpose
totaling
15,
Winslow, Cohu &
Stetson, Inc.; Penington, Colket &
Co.;
Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co.;
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; Mc-
as
NEW HAMPSHIRE
bonds
Obtaining
*
*
•••
2%% coupon.
in
ert K. Wallace &
Bond
N.
*
Co., Inc.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
&
investment
proven
•
*
Sept.
due
Wm. E. Pollock &
Morris
full of practical and
The Commercial
•
Blyth & Co., Inc.; John Nuveen
&
2%s.
Berlin,
columns in
through 1987, The group bid
a
is designed to
Oct. 9 purchased
bonds,
Associated
are
—
proven
An underwriting
—
on
100.0879 for
us
business through modern,
promotional ideas. John Dutton drew it from the best of his popular
learn about
Corbett & Pickard, Inc.
31/8S.
1,382,000 Series B certificates
•
Sale
available exclusively from
—
increase your
selling techniques. Its 25 chapters
competitive sale $3,170,000 im¬
1963
to
you
headed by Harriman Ripley
provement
certificates
revenue
60-page booklet
weekly
Brunswick), N. J.
Co., Inc.,
at
This
help
and
New
improvement
bonds offered Oct. 3, were awarded
Delafield
Middlesex County (P. O.
1397) special
p.
local
Hawkins,
by
Wood.
&
wiri *>'
1962. Principal
1,
(M-N) payable at the
Company, Long Branch. Legality
Las Vegas, Nev.
•
By JOHN DUTTON
on
1^63 to 1980 incl.
Jersey
NEVADA
bonds,
Due
Nov. 1 from
by the City Council. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht.
In Your Business You Need-
on
to 1979 inclusive.
1963
335,000
(EST)
■
bonds.
from
designated by
tax
'
"
;
$217,000
Principal and inter¬
trust company to be
i t
a n
purchase of $552,-
unlimited
000
V.
:
:
1962. The bonds
1,
callable.
are
1 from
inclusive.
S
—
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
500,000 waterworks system bonds.
.
Offering
Camassa, City Clerk, will receive
;
Zone..
State.
54
Rose
and
NORTH DAKOTA
North Rose Fire
Huron,
District (P.
Bond
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1602)
O. North Rose), N. Y.
Sale
The
—
$35,000 fire
Lakota
house bonds offered Sept. 27 were
awarded
the
to
Security
No. 66
Trust
price .of
par.
Salisbury, N.
Sale
Bond
196,
offered
Special School Dist.
for
30
Oct.
to
inclusive.
1982
Marine Trust Company of Western
York, in Buffalo,
price of 100.18,
a
2.90s, at
as
Bond
2.86%.
the
school
Due
of
Clerk, will receive sealed
until 2
for
18
House
Ida McEntee,
—
Oct.
on
Oct.
Dated
1963
to
3y4s, at
as
1992
interest
' Bond Offering—J. G.
.
rector ; of
Nov.
•
-
until
the
for
7
(EST)
1 from 1964 to 1998 inclusive.
North Carolina
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Commission,
ceive sealed
11
re¬
Bond Sale—The
Oct.
on
16
for
from
offered
1, 1962. Due on May 1
ris
New
Chase
York
proved
City.
by
.
Manhattan
Mitchell,
Morehead
ernment
(EST)
a.m.
chase
of
at
Pershing,
$40,000
from
Trust
First
of the
Citizens
Raleigh.
Bank
Mitchell,
Bank
building
(P. O.
of par, a net interest cost of
May
6s.
Due
on
1964 to
1977
210,000 3V2S. Due
1978 to
1983
Due
1984 to
1986
Rowan
May
on
Pressprich
Lucas
.
Clerk
(EST)
chase
Due
Oct.
on
of
from
New
-
from
tory
Easter-
at
(EST)
purchase
of
Education
Raleigh
Oct. 16 for the
on
$500,000
Center
Nov.
1, 1962. Due
1964
to
and
the
1979
interest
Chase
City'
Bank
&
gality
(M-N)
or
at
approved
&
Principal
payable
1962.
to
1982
approved
by
4—v.
the
196,
by
Reed,
McCarthy.
at
Wachovia
Raleigh.
July,
Bond
1962,
Nov.
3y2s, at
a
Le-
Hoyt,
1
Randall
Trust
the
25
improvement
Nov.
the
1, 1962.
1964
and
for
1968
to
interest
Central
land.
Munson.
to
Bank
for
-
bonds.
Offering—John N. Schle-
until
bids
receive
will
Treasurer,
10
(EDST)
a.m.
bonds,
revenue
Dated
follows:
as
May
1961.
1,
Due
on
May 1 from 1964 to 2001 incl.
400,000 Men's Dormitory of 1961
bonds.
Dated
due
Nov.
on
Nov.
1,
from
1
1961.
1964
to
on
Dec. 1 from
Principal
Bank,
Cleve¬
approved
by
approved
by
Morgan,
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
■
(EDST)
chase of
clusive.
Wakeman, Ohio
Bond Offering—Gale
on
Oct; 19
1,1964,
County (P. O. Dimmit),'
Bond Sale—An issue of
Newport (P, O .Providence) ,R. I.
Offering—John fE.
Mur¬
Jr., Director of Finance, will
sealed
(EDST)
on
chase
of
1967
Dated
bonds.
1,
Principal
dustrial National
by
inclusive.
1968
inclusive.
1974
to
80,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 15 from
1975
-
to
Dated
M-N.
inclusive.
1978
Legality
Interest
1962.
Nov., 15,
by
approved
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman.
CAROLINA
SOUTH
Nov. 15 from
on
1967
105,000 31/2S. Due on Nov. 15 from
ap¬
Dodge.
follows:
as
1964 to
.Thorndike,
Storey,
Co.,
$40,000 3s. Due
Rhode
Legality
Providence.
Securities
Co., Inc., and the Texas Municipal
Bond
and in¬
of
Bank
Columbian*
Co.,
Corporation of Texas, Dittmar >&
payable at the In¬
(M-N)
&
composed of the Hamilton Securi¬
ties
and
Nov.
$225,000
hospital bonds was sold to a group
1 from 1963 to
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Palmer
noon
repairs
$100,000
1962. Due
terest
until
bids
Oct. 17 for the pur¬
equipment
Columbus, Texas
County School District
No. 52,
S. C.
Sidney Mc¬
Offering—J.
age
'
•
Sale—The $100,000
Bond
drain¬
bonds offered Sept. 24—v. 196,
1290—were awarded to the Na¬
Neill, Chairman of Board of Trus¬
p.
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
tional
til
Houston, as 3%s.'-.'
(EST)
noon
Oct. 10 for the
on
.
of
Bank
Commerce,
in
purchase of $200,000 High School
building
1962
1, 1962,.Due
to
The
bonds
(F-A) payable at
bank
a
the
tion,
fice
of
in the event of fail¬
or
agree, at
the principal of¬
New
some
York
Dist.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bank
to
Metropolitan Dallas Corpora¬
as
Dated
3y4s,
Oct.
3%s and
3y2s,
4s.
15, 1962. Due on Oct.
.
15 from 1963 to 1994 inclusive. In¬
A-O.
terest
Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
Horton.
&
Spartanburg),
(P. O.
$600,000
school building bonds was sold to
trust
by the District and the successful
to
'
upon
or
be agreed
may
as
are
interest
Independent School
District, Texas
Feb. 1 from 1964
Principal, and
company
Duncanville
Nov.
bonds. Dated
on
inclusive.
1983
callable.
Water
Clerk,
Oct.
31
Jeanett
will
until
bids
on
—
Galveston, Texas
10:30
for
B.
the
a.m.
pur¬
$ 8 7 5,0 0 0 improvement
Dated
1
Dec.
from
The
1,
1962.
Due
1963' to. 1977
bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of
receive
are
in¬
callable.
Principal and interest (J-D)
Bachelder,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
(EST)
Offering
City
Dec.
Feb.
on
South Carolina
Bond
on
Due
1966, 1968 and 1970,
Castro
Startex, Jackson, Welford, Duncan
Lancaster, Pa.
bonds.
Securities
fiscal
is
Lewis & Bockius.
sealed
p.
group
Texas
ure
Pontz,
a
follows:
as
3s.
$40,000
RHODE ISLAND
purchaser,
inclusive.
on
Dated
Memphis
Memphis,
bardo, Inc.,
12
Resources Authority.
(P. O. Easton),
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $1,-
par.
to
TEXAS
Bond
gel,
awarded
196,
Co., and Stubbs, Watkins & Lom-
Pennsylvania
sealed
school
2—v.
Oct.
agent for the Puerto Rico Water
Greenwood
Bond
Sale—The $630,000
Co., Union Planters National Bank
of
Development
Rico
Puerto
1,
>
Lafayette College
Finance
(EDST)
preceding
the
Feb.
composed of Herman Bensdorf &
July
increase of 11.6%.
an
Government
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Oct.
(J-D) payable at the
noon
Legality
Company, Chester.
Legality
inclusive.
National
bids until
months,
on
1986.
offered
1195—were
against
$53,216,620,
$47,671,437
purchase of $50,-
Due
Legality
Fidelity Philadelphia
Cleveland),
noon
000
totaled
proved
on
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Oct.
1982 incl.
1963 to
from
Due
1962.
1,
$600,000 dormitory of 1961 bonds.
price of
(P. O.
be received until
Nov.
ended
Due
3.70s.
Bond
bonds
inclusive
1984
to
1985 and
of
31, 1962, revenues of the Author¬
Island,
at
2001
North
Oct. 18 for
on
$300,000 School
of
Dated
000,000
offered
Home
and
purchase
O.
1291—were sold
p.
(EDST)
p.m.
un¬
1981
105,000
of the
produces
all
-
inclusive.
1976
155,000 3.60s. Due on Feb. 1 from
com¬
in July
months
12
receive
Ly¬
Secretary of Board of Direc¬
8
the
Bond
Offering—Thomas J,
.7
.
105,000 3V2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1978 to 1980 inclusive.
Rafael V. Ur-
which
to
1971
Executive Director
incl. In¬
1963 to 1992
>
35,000 3.40s. Due on Feb. 1, 1977.
Rico
according to
1961,
rutia,
ray,
$360,000 dormi¬
bonds
Housing
as
(P.
Bank, New
the
Co.,
Dated
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Trust
Washburn
Industrial
bonds.
Manhatton
York
until
1962
Legality approved by
.
Assess¬
Concord), Ohio
revenue
Agency,
Commission, will receive
bids
a.m.
pur¬
1,
1964
College
Bond Sale—The
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
the
Ohio
E.
series
County (P. O. Newport),
Tennessee
Resources
with $4,253,294
pared
1, 19($. Due on
a.m.
Sanders & Dempsey.' ;
Squire,
about
Legality
re¬
11
Nov.
from
1
will
Special
Dated
Dec.
on
for
25
$27,940
bonds.
inclusive.
price
inclusive.
Offering—W.
in
$4,663,665
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
of
Board
until
bids
sealed
ment
the
of
Cocke
Authority reports revenues of
able
■
Commissioners,
County
County (P. O. Raleigh),
Bond
.11
O. Toledo),
Ohio
.
North Carolina
sealed
St, Louis,
Co., Paine,
&
County (P.
V"'
2—
1
TENNESSEE
RICO
Water
Rico
re¬
a.m.
tors, will receive sealed bids
W.
&
inclusive.
y4s.
11
Chester School District, Pa.
on
May 1 from
on
until
$1,400,000
1 from
bonds.
inclusive.
1
The
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius.
Co., Chicago, Mer¬
Muskingum
$285,000
Nov. 1 from
on
PUERTO
The
syndi¬
follows:
as
Dec.
bids
Dated Dec.
terest J-D
the
1398—were awarded to
a
Edward L.
Oct. 23 for the pur¬
on
of
bonds.
wright & Co. and Pohl & Co., Inc.
"
Oct.
—
ons
ceive
of Winston-Salem, at
90,000
;
chase
ahan, Harris & Co., Sweney Cart-
$585,000 school
offered
bonds
p.
3.39%,
^
the
(EDST)
Treasurer's
County
190,000 3JAs. Due on Feb. 1 from
ity
County Commissioners, will
at
the Wachovia Bank & Trust Com¬
pany
of
Bond Offering—Anna C. Pflug-
Bond Sale—The
196,
Trust
by
County
County (P. O. Doyleston),
ceive : sealed
the
at
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
For
R.
Jacksonville), N. C.
v.
of
members
&
felder,
Onslow
the First
to
cantile Trust Company,
Mitchell.
:
Company
of
Continental Illinois National
cate:
Co.,
Shetterly
p.
Pearce, Chief Clerk of the Board
the
or
at
awarded
196,
Pennsylvania
til
Trust
Pershing,
Trust
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
25,000 3V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
PENNSYLVANIA
Bucks
school
$12,000
office.
electric power in Puerto Rico.
|
,
Oct. 15 for
on
Dated Jan. 1, 1963. Due on
1979 inclusive.
Authority
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Stran¬
approved
Legality
&
1291—were
p.
syndicate headed by
pur¬
Hanover
holder,
offered
3s, at a price of 101.64,
as
Other
May 1
Co., New York City,
option
bonds
basis of about 2.85%.
a
(M-N) payable
Manufacturers
the
$141,-
2—v.
land.
t<:::
11
1963 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
totaling
Oct.
im¬
bonds
$4,316,000 hos¬
.196,
a
Northern
the
.Chicago,
bonds.
on
1291—were
of
bids
sealed
receive
(MST)
purchase
able
Electric Power Output Gains—
and
sewer
bonds
offered
price of
a
the
bonds.
Nov. 1, 1973.
on
Puerto
National Bank of Oregon, in Port¬
1398—
p.
'
Sale—The
3—v,
Oct.
until
Nov. 1 from
on
will
cation,
until 8 p.m.
follows:
as
1975.
and
1963
basis of about 3.26%.
a
awarded to
armory
1962. Due
3%s, at
as
construction
pital
Oct. 16 for the
on
Dated Nov. 1,
the
Co.,
Bond
vCH
Raleigh,
196,
Ohio
Commission, will receive
bids
net interest
a
Addi¬
Offering—Leonard
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
son,
Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1976 inclusive.
10,000 3.20s. Due
OREGON
provement
$102,000 special
4—v.
ap¬
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
sealed
par,
3.43%,
1972 inclusive.
to
Puerto
Sale—The
Bond
Licking County (P. O. Newark),
;
W. E. Easter-
—
1963
im¬
of $373,000
Bond Offering
City, N. C.
Bond Offering
of
$100,000 3V2s. Due
Woodburn, Oregon
the
511.48
improvement
Oct.
100.93,
Bank,
Legality
Shetterly & Mitchell.
at
&
1964 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
the
sealed
(P. O. Kadoka), S. D.
Bond
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
awarded to Stranahan, Har¬
were
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
price
a
cost of about
Bank,
■
assessment
the
purchase of $125,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov.
National
Philadelphia
(CST) on Oct. 22
purchase
Vi-'
Evendale, Ohio i\.v"./
bids at Raleigh until
(EST)
am
will
the
The
at
will
Common School District No. 15
$195,000 im¬
1399—were awarded to
p.
Cottonwood
County,
Davis,
R.
—
provement bonds. Due from
Williams.
Shaffer &
Easter-
at
to 1981 inclusive.
Legality approved by Peck,
City.
•
E.
for
Irving Trust Company, New York
County (P. O. Raleigh),
Offering—W.
on
Nov.
on
payable
(M-N)
196,
40,000 3.40s. Due
L.
receive
Offering
Clerk,
City
Principal and
callable.
CAROLINA
interest
Bond
Due
The
—
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Jackson
'!'<■
;
■"
provement bonds offered Oct. 2—
*
OKLAHOMA
bids until 8 p.m.
of $12,-
Dated Nov.
Cabarrus
Bond
t bonds.
are
Sale
1976 to
Galloway & Dikeman.
bonds
Bond
v.
Sinkler,
by
approved
Gibbs & Simons.
(P. O.
Township
Warminster), Pa.
c
>
.
Muskogee, Okla.
purchase
30, 1962.
Company of Norristown,
1, 1962. Interest F-A.
Dated Oct.
Legality
price of 100.26.
a
Legality
•'
.:
.
Montgomery County Bank
\
245,000 3y2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
r 1981 to
1991 inclusive.
■:
Oct.
offered
-
m pr o v em en
250,000 i
Trust
bonds
from
60,000 3.40s. Due on Feb. 1
>
1978 to 1980 inclusive. •
v
$325,000 school
20,000 3.30s. Due on Nov. 1, 1974
Flick, Di¬
noon
&
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams.
will .receive
Finance,
bids
sealed
of New York
' "
(M-N) payable at the
Company, Chester.
net interest cost of
a
the
bonds., the
1, 1962, Due on Nov.
and interest
Trust
price
City. Legality approved by Sykes*
NORTH
Nov.
parking
1, from 1964 to 1966 incl. Principal
com¬
a
off-street,
Dated
9
on
purchase of $30,-
Monday, October 15, 1962
1291—were awarded
p.
Warminster
(EST)
noon
196,
to
William H. :■}
—
until
the
for
Cincinnati, Ohio
;
(A-O) payable at the Marine Mid¬
land Trust Company
Co.,
18
000
Co., National
about 3.03%.
1962.
and
from
1
inclusive. -Principal
1,
&
102.002,
of $1,093,000
purchase
bonds.
Oct
group
bids
Oct.
im¬
1—v.
Auditor, will receive
City
<
(EDST) on Oct.
p.m.
a
Offering
sealed
City Bank, Cleveland, and Curtiss,
Quaker Road), N. Y.
Offering
offered
to
tional Bank & Trust
School District No. 1 (P.O.
Bond
awarded
$815,000
improvement
at
Buck,
posed of Continental Illinois Na¬
Ridgeway and Yates Central
District
The
—
bonds
provement
were
Somerset, Hartland, Newfane,
bids
Sale
&
.
O.,Willow Grove), Pa.
Bond Sale—The
Wilmington, Ohio
Bond
Brooklyn City School District, Ohio
basis of about
a
r
■?-:-
^
OHI°
Sanders
Squire,
by
Dempsey.
M-N.
Interest
Co., Wakeman. Legality
approved
1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from 1964
4—v.
Wakeman
payable at the
Banking
of
purchase
1988. in¬
and
interest
.
Upper Moreland Township School
District (P.
to
1964
Principal
(M-N)
(CST)
1397—were awarded to the
p.
New
the
from
1
clusive.
$397,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
Y.
The $45,000 town
—
bonds
garage
Oct.
on
Nov;.
(P. O. Lakota), N. D.
be received until 1:30 p.m.
of $50,000 sewer
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Company of Rochester, as 3y4s, at
a
for the purchase
and Ramsey Counties,
Nelson
.
pay¬
able at the Fulton National Bank,
Lancaster.
Legality approved by
,
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader.
~
water bonds
was
sold
to
Bond Offering—Sealed
$450,000
a
group
composed of R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Inc.,
Interstate
Securities
Corp.,
and Frost, Read & Simons, Inc., at
a
price of
cost
of
$60,000
100.007,
about
5s.
1965
to
3.52%,
Due
1972
85,000 3%s. Due
1973
to
net
a
on
interest
as
follows:
Feb.
1
from
inclusive.
on
on
Nov.
■
-
until
received
for
8
2
the
bids will
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
of
$4,000,000 Series 1963 bonds.
Galveston, Texas
-
B»nd
Offering—Theodore
B.
Stubbs, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids
18
Feb. 1 from
1977 inclusive.
be*
until. 3
for
series
the
1962
1962.. Due
p.m.
(CST)
on
Oct.
purchase -of $3,700*000
bonds.on
Dated Nov.„1,
May 1 from 1965 to
-The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,,
Volume 186- -Number: .6203....
inclusive;
1992
terest
$200,000 3s. Due
Principal and in¬
office,
Treasurer's
First
or
Indep. Sch
M-N.
(P. O. Hurst), Texas
school
000
building
Turner,
&
Securities
Hamilton
Co.,
Dallas
Waggener, R. J. Edwards, Inc.,
and the First of Texas. Corpora¬
tion; at a price of par, a -net in¬
terest
about
of
cost
'
3.53%,
.
-
1963 through
50,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1, 1973.
695,000 3V2s. Due
1974
on
Nov. 1 from
of 3.1345%.
the offering are:
in
Nov.
1,
Legality
preston,
Of f ering
B ond
Thornhill. ;
&
Sweet
approved by Mc-
(P.
O.
bids
sealed
Briar), Va.
Oct;
on
$730,000 dormi-
until
,
53/4S.
as
Due
of
purchase
St.
(CST)
Oct.
on
of
16
for
$300,000
Dated Nov.
the
school
1,. 1962.
pur¬
bonds.
Thoms0n
iti
&
w
Due on Nov.
1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
bonds
callable.
are
interest
(M-N)
Mercantile
las. "
Principal and
payable
National
Legality
The
the
at
Dal¬
Rank,
by
approved
Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman.
mas,
ll.ioMK,.
Sale—The
Oct.
offered
bonds
2—v.
awarded
1292—were
to
196,
a
&
son
duPont &
Strudwick,
Barksdale
Of
price
$1,000,sold
was
of Nesbitt,
Pitfield
&
Co
&
Co.,
100.35,
Berlin
Horner,
3.30s,
as
at
Marion, PoysippV, Wfr/reh,'"
.
a
(To0ns) foint School Diet.
No. 1 (P.
Sale
bonds
Various
—
totaling
sold to
First
a
$2,559,000
composed of the
group
Southwest
Pierce
wood,
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Co.,
Neuhaus
and
&
Inc.,
;
.
$486,000 3V2s, due
from
1963
$484,000
to
3s,
1968
due
of about
$300,000 school
~
"
~
a
1
Nov.
composed
group
sewer
for
1969
to
1973
of
Seattle
Inc.
& Marshall.
Foster
and
King County, Lake
1
from
and
1974
1976
to
$495,000
inclusive.;
3.40s,
due
on
Nov. 1 from 1977 to 1980 incl.
760,000
improvement
23/4s.
Due
on
bonds
Nov.
1
as
from
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
Dated
M-N.
Nov.
1,
Legality
1962.
tional
approved
by
Bank
&
Co.,
2.50%,
Bond Offering—John S. Hoven-
Executive
sealed
(CST)
Director,
bids
of
$3,075,000 revenue 1962 bonds,
as
follows:
75,000 2.60s. Dlie
1966
905,000
Due
to
Dated
on
2012
Southwest
1962. Due
on
April
April
1
1,
Legality
Texas
State
a
group
awarded
were
National
Pacific
Northwest
First
Co.,
the
of
composed
Oct. 1 from 1965
Oct.
Bank,
Blyth
&
Co., Inc., and Foster & Marshall,
Gibson,
(P. O. Anahuac), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
at
a
cost
Trinity Bay Conservation District
$1,105,-
refunding improvement bonds
purchased via negotiated sale
a
to
-
by
group composed
of
price
of
$40,000
and
of par,
about
4s.
net
a
2.96%,
Due
on
as
1,
1964
1965.
60,000 2y2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1966 to
1969 to 1971
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
in2ereS2
D
b
Legality
M-N.
o r s e y,
winHhnr*t
callable.
are
approved
Owen,
Reedsburg, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $490,000
:
a
price of 100.09,
$265,000
a
3.02%,
60,000 3.10s/Due on Nov. 1, 1976
on
Nov.
1 from
2%S.
Due
follows:
on
April
1972 to 1975 inclusive.
and 1977.
100,000 3s. Due
1974
to
on
1977
125,000 3%s. Due
1978
to
1982
Securities
Oscar Dube
Ruel &
Ltd.;
April 1 from
on
&
the
syndic
Corp.,
Ltd.;
Co., Ltd.; Grenier, *
Co., Inc.; J. E. LaFlamme
Laurent
Veillet
&
Inc.;
de
anger
Inc.; Casgrain & Co., Ltd.;
Placements
Matteau
&
Mantha
Ltd.;
Bel-
bee
Fils
McNeil,
Enrg.;
& c
Inc.; Morgan, Ostiguy
Hudon
Placements
Ltd.;
Inc.,
W.
and
Kenne-'
Pitfield
C.
&
Co., Ltd,
.
Offering
—
champs^ Parish
?
Gaston Des-<
Secretary
and
Until 7 p,m. (EDST) on Oct. 15
Bond
Nov. .1 from 1963 to 1982 incl.v
Bond
Town
inclusive.
Sale—The
$811,000
im¬
bonds offered Sept. 25
p.
a
Ltd.,
as
Labbe,
Treasure^,
and
Secretary
bids
sealed
until
at
purchase of $40,000 improvement
Dated
bonds.
Nov.
1962. Due
1,
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1982
incl.,
Ste->Rose, Quei
a
Bond Offering
,
8
15 for the
(EDST) on Oct.
Cliche
6s,
^
Offering—Gerard
receive
p.m.
1292—were awarded
Associates,
for/
purchase of $32,000 equipment
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due-
will
—
Ubald, Poirire,.
Town
Assistant
Secretary arid
merpbers of the syndicate: Casgrain & Co., Ltd.' La Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until 8:30 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 15
Corporation de Prets de Quebec;
Oscar Dube & Co., Inc.; Grenier, for the purchase of $1,174,000 road
Ruel & Co., Inc.; J. E. Laflamme improvement bonds. Dated Nov.
Ltd.; Laguex & DesRochers Ltd.; 1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from 1963
Jacques
Legare
&
Co., Ltd.; La
Maison Bienvenu Ltd., and Place-
ments Kennebec Inc.
p
.
,
to 1982 inclusive.
Salaberry-de-V alley field, Que.
— Charles
Code-
Bond Offering
becq,
City
sealed
n
Pomte-Clmre, Que.
Ibe Royal Securities Corp., as 6s,
a* a Price °f 98.99.
Rivere~des-Prairies,
1
inclusive.
April 1 from
inclusive.
of
poration de Prets de Quebec; Do¬
bids
Bond Sale-The $1,000,000 sewon
Oct.
er and aqueduct bonds offered
$765,000
school
17—v. 196, p. 1196—were
net interest
as
6s, at'
as
4
Ste-Marie, Que.
1 from
bonds offered Oct. 1 were award- awaTded to a group composed of
ed to the Northern Trust Co. of A.
Ames & Co., Wood, Gundy
Chiraeo
and Allan Blair & Co
^ Co., Royal Bank of Canada, and
_,
Canada,
members
minion
Pincourt, Que.
Marquart.
/ West
Windhorst & West"
from 1963 to 1973 inclusive.
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.,
sealed
$425,000
of
du
Other
(CST) on Oct. 24
The bonds
cost of about
75,000 2%s. Due
1972
price of 93.85.,.
,
Mayme Olson,
purchase
inciusjve.
at
1968 inclusive.
115,000 3s. Due
follows:
the
sold
ale; Cliche & Associates Ltd.; Cor¬
on
school bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
j}ue on j^ov 2 from 1964 to 1981
follows:
Nov.
to
provement
.
interest
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick,
Inc., Rowles, Winston & Co., and
as
1968
bids will
Due on Oct.
&
for
,
^^The $350,000 school
was
syndicate headed by Banque *
price of 94.70.
Oct. 1 from
on
syndicate headed by
—
Maurice, Que.
$1,042,-
improvement bonds
a
inclusive.
to
bids until 1 p.m.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Sale
lm-
follows:
as
Due
1967
to
148,000 6s.
will receive
Nov.
on
inclusive.
the
196,
Bond Offering
1982
cliche & AssociaterLM ~a7a
t0 Ulcne & Associates, Ltd., at a
—V.
y
to
Ste. Adele Parish, Que.
tn
1963
City and Maiden Rock
District Clerk,
District
^
Bond
Seattle
approved
Sept. 24 by
^
„
1,
Dated
Spence & Gibson.
on
No. 417
bonds offered Oct. 4
to 2002 inclusive.
was
Nov. 1, 1971,
School
Northshore
Credit
$165,000
Towns Joint School District
75,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 1, 1972.
from
inclusive.
College bonds.
000
on
Sale—The
$17,000 5%s.
Wis.
3y(P. P. Plum Qity),
rWisconsiw
.
1, 1962. Due
1963
ciete
Canada,
Rock, El Paso and Rock Elm
1
King and Snohomish Counties,
bonds.
1962.
Nov.
on
:
p.m.
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
Greenfield &
Villages, Union, Salem, Maiden
70,009 2y2s. Due on Now 1, 1970.
$2,170,000 West Texas State Col¬
lege
Plum
8
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
be received until Nov. 20 for the
purchase of $700,000 bonds.
Nov. 1, 1964.
Due
to Allan
Bond Offering—Sealed
until
17 for the pur¬
provement bonds offered Sept. 24
-v.
196, p.. 1292—were awarded
re¬
a.m.
Nov. 5 for the purchase
on
320,000 ,2.40s.
du
price of 95.80,
No. 3,
---7
on
eng1j^e
Franklin Joint School Dist.
from 1965 to 1969 inclusive.
will
until' 10
price of
follows:
$60,000 2.80s. Due
Regents, Austin, Texas
ceive
as
Bond
«
& Co.
Hales Corners,
and
interest cost of about
net
a
8
.
£i-=Blair
Inc.,
Dominiick,
until
LoflecAe, Que.
„
,
•
$120,000
bids
Leonard-de-Port
St.
Ltd-> as 6s> at a P"ce of 97.77.
L
m,
,
HOO-^were awarded
p.
Inc., Dean Wit¬
Charles N. Tripp Co., at a
State
ga,
&
bids
?0;, and Societe de Placements,
house bonds offered Oct. 2—v. 196,
Pierce,
Co.,
Page,
_
in
Commerce,
&
„
Bond Sale—-The
of Na-
Lynch,
McLean
Dominick
par,
Colleges, Board of
of
Smith
&
Fenner
Dumas, Huguenin 85 Boothman.
Teachers
from
1
Bib-'
$1,310,000 school bonds.
Bond
,
school
composed
Merrill
Seattle,
ter
Interest
syndicate
sealed
H.
Treasurer,
Quebec, Inc., Jacques Legare &
Lake Mills, Wis.
.
bonds offered Oct. 2 were awarded
a
Provinciate
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
to
and
to a group headed by the Banque
Canadienne Nationale, La Banque
Oct. 15 from
on
75,000 2.70s. Due on Oct. 15 from
Washington
Bond Sale—The $600,000
Due
.1967 to 1970 inclusive.
School District No. 414
1
Nov.
on
Nov.
Marcel
Treasurer, will-
Credit
'Quebec Inc.; Durocher,
duct and sewer bonds offered Oct.
Rodrique & Co., Ltd.;
Florido
3—v. 196, p. 1196—were awarded
net interest cost
a
J.
—
La Pocatiere, Que.
100,000 2%S. Due on Oct. 15 from
First National Bank, Blyth & Co.,
inclusive.;
$334,000 3y4s, due
of
Other
Bond Sale^-The $500,000 aque-
a
2966 inclusive
2904 to
'
from
at
2.55%, as follows:
*65 ' 000 2y4s
bonds offered Oct. 8 were awarded
inclusive;
on
"
.
Nov.
on
Bond Sale—The
as
.
bonds,
revenue
price of 100.01,
s?
1
receive
awarded
were
to Robert W. Bair & Co., Inc.,
(P. O. Pasco),
1
Washington
to
waterworks and
School
""
Under¬
Co.,
'
system
District No.
Rauscher,
follows:
$1,799,000
Franklin County, Pasco
Offering
Secretary
-
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. Jacques Legare & Co., Ltd.; So¬
$240,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 4
were
will
•1
d>o/fn nnn
mu
Bond Sale—The
WASHINGTON
purpose
O. Berlin), Wis.
o
™
Bond
Bond
Commission,
cate: Banque Canadienne Nation-;
;;s:^Jiui(EDST)' TO Oct. 18 for the
'> >rPurchase of $1,071,000 sewer
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on
Mpeuekhn and Riahford
basis of about
a
QUEBEC
Town
$197,500
of
Dated Nov.
—
-
Oct.
on
Provinciale
Greenfield Park, Que.
Seneca, Aurora, Leon,
sealed
Dated
a
(City), Berlin, Brooklyn, St.
Marie,
School
Offering
chase
and
*°
WISCONSIN
1
Co., Anderand
"°m
p.
3.27%.
Midland, Texas
Bond
(EDST)
Co.; Dominion Secu-
c
Cutler,
&
man
group
composed of F. W. Craigie & Co.,
Francis I.
SSl5°SK™«"b7ch"p-
Bu-
apartment buildings revenue
-
Nov. 1 from 1963?
on
eault, Secretary
to
B...
purchase
Jerome
000
dent
the
receive
composed
groUp
a
N S
improvement bonds
a
•
Quebec
sold
was
Bond Sale-An issue of
^
L. P. Bernier,
to 1982 inclusive.
5%s, at
as
Halifax County
qqq
—
improvement bonds.
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
chase
for
15
Sept.
on
will
Schools,
of
sold
to Gairdner & Co.,
price of 99.62.
$1,000,000 series A bonds.
&'
deben-. City Clerk, will receive sealed
td: Credit Inter- .bids until, 9 ,a.m; (EDST) .on. Oct. /
000 improvement bonds
(EST)
a.m.
the
for
30
10
Matteau
Riviere-du-Loupe, QueX
Bond Offering
of
Halifax, N. S,
,
Superintendent
Morgan,
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,500,-
Sharlene
—
Dated
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
tory
and
dining hall revenue May 1, 1962*. Due on May 1 from
Horton.
bonds offered Oct. 3
v.
196, p. 1971 to 2002 inclusive. The bonds
1292
were sold
to the Housing are callable. Pnncipa and m erLa Feria Indep. School District,
and
Home
Finance Agency, .as est (M-N) payable at the office of
T exas
3y2s, at a price of par.
the State Sinking Fund CommisBond
Offering—C.
E.
Vail,
Bond Sale—The
issue
NOVA SCOTIA
City Clerk, will receive
George,
Institute
Briar
Florido
Placements ^ Kennebec. Inq.^ and 7
Piessiss Inc.
15 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Parkersburg, W. Va.
Wyllie
Co., Inc.;
Laurent &./
improvement
Horo- provincial,
Ellis. :?>'?;?/?
Co.,
McNeil, Mantha Inc.;""
Ostiguy & Hudon Ltd.;?
1, 1962. Due
Weld
Stein Bros. & Boyce; and
Thorgrimson,
WEST VIRGINIA
& Co.; Francis I.
duPont & Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.;
White,
Interest
1962.
by
Salo-r-An
Inc.;
&
Enrg.;
New Brunswick (Province of)
Debenture
,
from $5,000,000
Legality approved tures was
; witz, Starin &
Veillet
&
Ltd.;
"
Quebec
Placements
NEW BRUNSWICK
Due from 2 to 10 years
date 6f issue:
nual net interest cost to the bor-,
Sweet
M-N.
1962
1985 inclusive.
to
a
price of 98.86.
the purchase of $2,500,000 imProvement bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
ThtU0rmmV'hiH
The group bid
1987.
Associated
Dated
3%^ and 3y4%
1UR7
Grenier, Ruel
Leflamme
E.
Fils
_
$1,200,000
chased
Credit
Durocher, Rodrique
J.
.
^
1972 inclusive.
1964 to
5%s, at
as
syndi-1,
Ltd.; Corporation de
Quebec;
Ltd.;
Royal Bank
Canada, and Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce,
de
Inc.;
.
rower
$255,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
of
.
as
'
.
Dominion Securities;
Washington
'
Prets
syndicate composed of Wood,
a
Ihe
of
Bainque Canadienne Nation-
& Associates
$2,500,-
Gundy & Co.; A. E. Ames & Co.;
(P. O. Seattle),
Bond Offering*—John M. Hay-
&
follows:
Port of Seattle
.
Inc.,
Rupe & Son, Inc. Walker, Austin
'
to
:
Falls Church, Va.
don, Secretary of the Port ComBond Sale—Phelps, Feiin
Co.
.mission, will receive sealed bids
and associates on .Oct.
10 puruntil n am (PST) on Nov. 8 for
*
Oct; 2 by^i syndicate composed' of
Guerin
:
VIRGINIA
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
members
55
ale; Belanger Inc.; Brault & Chaput; Casgrain & Co., Ltd.; Cliche
University of Manitoba, Man.
Hall
Dated Oct.
bonds.
to 1973 inclusive,
Legality approved by Vin-
was
1962
cate:
MANITOBA
un-
Oct; 12 for
on
1,1962. Due on Oct. 1 from 1964
Interest
$1,000,-
bonds
purchased via negotiated Sale
Eppler,
1962.
1,
Addition
Elkins, Weems & Searls.
son,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Nov.
(PST)
Other
CANADA
Town
the purchase of $6,000 Town
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
Dated
District
til 7:30 p.m.
485,000 2.80s. Due on Nov. 1 from
kins, Weems & Searls..
Offering—The
Clerk will receive sealed bids
inclusive.
1965 to 1968
City.
Legality approved by Vinson, El-
North Bend, Wash.
Bond
/
;
420,000 2y2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Na¬
tional City Bank, New York
Hurst-Euless-Bedford
Nov. 1, 1963 5<
on
and 1964.
(M-N) payable at the City
(1603>
900 improvement bonds was sold
a
syndicate headed, by Banque
Provinciale du Canada, as 6s, at
price of 91.57.
receive
(EDST)
Clerk,
for
purchase
the
a
of
bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from 1963
sewer
to 1982 inclusive.
Terrebonne School Commission,
Quebec
Bond
*
Offering— Raymond M.
Rouleau, Town Secretary
Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,134,to.
15
will
until 8 p.m.
and
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until «8 p.m.
for the
bonds.
on
(EDST)
on
.
Oct. 17
purchase of $383,000 school
Dated
Nov.
1,
1962. Due
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1982 incl.
-
y.lWi.tWIoiW'WWJfcwituiiii.
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