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The COMMERCIAL
ESTABLISHED
1839
Reg. TJ. S. Pat. Offio•
Volume
194
Number
6099
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, October 16, 1961
Price $1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
ABC
The
shares
Securities
7,
10c)
1961
to
Utica
"Reg.
a
offered
$£
A"
$3,
INSURANCE
-
.
Brooklyn
producing
is
engaged
polyethylene
in
and
largest pressure container for consumer use. The unconquered
opportunities for marketing aerosols to institutions also
encouraged
the company to design the new can. It will be
introduced commercially
in December.
the
In This Issue
conversion
cellophane
The
estimation
revealed
J Industries,
$2.00
the City
value stock
in
par
Trust
Midland
Marine
The
registrar
Co.
of
New
York
has
New York for 7,500,000
the corporation.—V. 192,
of
of
been
shares
common
-V;
'•
2117.
p.
made
appointed
of
Y'
New York Stock
The
corporation
common
shares
national
of
Agency
(par
N.
J,
W. 29th St., N. Y.
distributing of ceramic
is
engaged
in
the
importing,
tiles.
Midwest
Aidiation Electronics, Inc.—Common
Pursuant to
Stock
(voting) share and three class B
BUSINESS—The
incorporated
5,
The
1961.
the
company
organized
was
manufacture,
electronic systems and
development,
operation,
of
teaching
PROCEEDS—The
-
TO
->•
v
,
GIVING EFFECT
PRESENT
■,
voting common stock (5c
A
Class
non-vot.
B
—v.
stk.
com.
p;' 525.;
194,
par)
(5c
,
par)
General Corporation and Investment News..
204,460 shs.
Condition
C.
J.
of
of
incorporated
on
Sept. 10,
was
Pennsylvania
the
under
1946,
laws
under
and
sale
of
devices.
control
offices
main
The
Pennsylvania.
'«
PROCEEDS—The
is
that
intended
i
louvres
J'.
net
are
at
dampers
East
2046
•'
/
and
Lehigh Ave.,
will
used
to
$3,000;
and
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
stock
*This
or
to
does
1,000,000 shs.
-
include
not
issued.—V.
be
Member
194,
p.
35,000
shares
reserved
525.
for
Oct.
an
it
in
any
markets
The
company
erty
by
The
company
air
on
2
Main
Allservice
The
FINANCING
options
in
issued
the
of
18, 1961
20c)
to be
The
Weber
N.
life,
of
Net
Common
p.
The
St.,
accident,
10
ended
Sept.
Profits
year
up,
filed
stock
10,
offered
Colorado
sickness
190,000 shs.
Allied Petro-Products, Inc.—Record
petroleum
ported
on
Sept.
increased for the
new
high.
ninth
Net—Sales Up—
and
net
"
President,
<
...
--
report to stockholders
said
that
1961
record
volume
of
$1,058,033
was
21V2%
above the
previous
year's
$870,189. Net income for fiscal
1961; amounted to
$68,301 compared with & loss of $3,708 last year. Mr. Cutler stated
that the year's profit of $68,301 nearly matched the cbmpany's total
Louis
E.
Cutler,
in
the
$600,000
1,250,000
1,250,000
437,500
437,500
stated
558,500 5
value,
1,000,000 shs.
underwriters
named
215,568 shs.
below,
severally,
have
$325,000
Co.
225,000
Co.,
Inc.
200,000
Podesta & Co.
Fay, Inc
&
Strauss
S.
'
&
200,000
200,000
Co
'
100,000
1
'
!
Corp.—Appointment—
corporation has
agent
Bank
&
p.
named
Harris
Trust
&
Savings
Bank,
Chicago,
1155.
—V.
194,
its
for
class
Trust
A
Co.
and
of
B
stock.
Chicago
has
Continental
been
named
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.
engaged
is
Colo,
health
—
Illinois
registrar.
Partial
Redemption—
insurance.
a
"Reg. A"
at $2.25,
to
be
used
covering
100,000
through Herman
inventory and plant
for
The corporation has called for
redemption on Nov. 1, 1961, through
operation of the sinking fund, $50,000 of its 6»/4% series A debentures
Nov. 1, 1978 at 102.4%. Payment will be made at
any branch in
Canada of the Royal Bank of Canada.—V.
188, p. 1610.
Applied
Chemical
Victor T.
Norton
split
on
both
1961
corporation
Earnings per share
which climbed
Because
and
1960
president
period
to
of
was
said
similarly
are
are
adjusted
based
for
a
upon
last
year.—V.
operating
losses
194,
p.
in
3-for-l
prior losses, he noted, Amerace's
not subject to
federal tax.
the
sharp rise in earnings was
textile
a
division,
313.
disposed
of
in
August
shares
Armec
in
the
of
Inc.,
St.
Trust
stock
of
Louis, Mo.
—
Files-
Co.
the
has
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
194,
sole
951.
p.
Stores, Die.—Appointment—
has been
appointed sole transfer
Sept.
on
(par
10c)
25,
to
for
the
common
SEC—
1961
be
filed
offered
a
at
"Reg.
$1,
A" covering 50,000
without underwriting.
West Hills Road, Huntington Station,
manufacture of precision instruments.
195
engaged
Y. is
N.
Armorflex Chemical Corp.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation on Sept. 18, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 150,000
shares (par 10c) to be offered at $2, through Fairfax Invest¬
Corp., Washington, D. C.
common
ment
Armoflex
-
Stores,
York
Corp.—Files With
corporation
of
1100
the manufacture
Auto
New
common
Dept.
Armec
The
common
1,951,530
a
continuing increase in the profits of the seven divisions
comprised Amerace at the end of 1960, the acquisition of Swan
Rubber Co.
as
the eighth division in April,
1961, and the elimina¬
of
the
and Irving Trust Co., New York City, registrar
(par $1) of the corporation.—V. 194, p. 1379.
stock
$27,621,820
to
tion
agent
year.
share figures
this year and
of
the
were
sales
previous
per
12
June
outstanding.
now
in
the
said
in
president, announced Oct. 3.
$3,615,579, compared to $1,360,606 a
disclosed.
dents, on
the
in
earnings
Norton,
weeks .totaled
Mr. Norton
from 68
36-week
record
Research, Inc.—Appointment—
Bank
registrar for
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co.
*
producer of petroleum products, re-sales, for the year ending June 30,
consecutive- year, and net income reached a
refiner
26 that
Springs,
and
SEC—
filed
1961
are
achieved
1961,
36
American
This
1972
Co.
&
Amerline
Corp.—Net Increases—
$1.84
The
Outstanding
.
30,
debs
debs
i
National
that
FINANCING
'
Sept.
subord.
par
transfer
SEC—
"Reg. A" covering 239,200
at
$1.25, through Copley
a
to be offered
29,
10 cents)
Proceeds
$19,179,976
Mr.
•
1,000,000 shs.
Outstanding
$1,879,273
.
'"•*
for
ago,
to
from
due
cents)
Sept.
on
(par
Y.
corporation
shares
1049.
of
located
are
194/p. 1049.
Arlan's
Income
stock, (par
194,
J.
March,
1685.
Aluma-Rail of 44 Passaic Ave., Kearny,
N. J., is engaged in the
development
and
manufacturing
of
new
color
anodized
aluminum
chain link fencing.
transportation of persons and prop¬
demand schedule, non-schedule and charter basis.
also
distributes
parts for aircraft for foreign con¬
PRESENT
shares
Amerace
Authorized
—V.
corporation
common
Diamond, N.
expansion.
............
GIVING EFFECT TO
offices
Calif.
due
a
CAPITALIZATION
Executive
engaged,
bowling
therein
*
.
•
&
Hooker
Colo.
Springs,
1729
writing
Co.—Files With
Insurance
(par
Colorado
Co.,
Allservice
St.,
"
due
subord.
Cruttenden,
-V.
which
became publicly-owned
last
seven Southeastern states.—V. 193, p.
Sept.
on
shares
common
&
Outstanding
*240,000 shs.
Life
company
is engaged in the
sumption.
beverages.
sale
circumstances, involving the default of one or more of the
underwriters,
less
than
all
of
said
series
A
debentures
may
be
purchased. York & Co. is the managing underwriter:
The
Ridgefield, Conn., was
incorporated under the laws of the State of New York on July 20,
1961, to provide a single corporate organization to
acquire all of
the
outstanding capital stock of. two Connecticut corporations, All
American Airways, Inc. ("All-American-Conn.'')
and Tiburzi Airways,
Inc.
("Tiburzi").
On July 21,
1961,
the stockholders of the two
corporations transferred all of the outstanding capital stock of said
corporations in exchange for shares of common stock of the company.
of
company
and
nine
of
certain
prior year in the Allied Petro-Products' history.
for fiscal 1961 came to 32 cents per share.
Petro-Products,
its products in
It
the repayment of debt, purchase of equipment,
BUSINESS—The
corporation
agreed,
subject
to
certain
conditions,
to ; purchase
the
respective
principal
amounts
of
series
A
debentures
set
forth
below.
Under
48
•
proceeds, estimated at $245,000, will be used by the com¬
pany for
California
a
Sacramento,
UNDERWRITERS—The
Finder's
shares of this firm's common stock at $4 per share.
advertising and working capital.
Debentures Of¬
—
payable
conv.
conv.
stock
(no
'$2.50 per share)
earned
Earnings
1961
4,
of
$105
1,091,027
Capital
48
for the previous four years (1957-1960) during which period
$73,163. Net income for 1961 was more than 100% greater
profits
than
these
$238,000.
B
Birr &
offering circular, Edward
Co., Inc., New York City, publicly offered 75,000
to
of
Condition of the
of
Aluma-Rail, Inc.—Files With
Pursuant
all
at
Wall St.,
1
Amount
Philadelphia,
•
,
1961,
$100)
prospectus, York &
offered $1,250,000 of this
subsidiaries, in the operation
336 lanes,
and also in the
Ave.,
debs.,
series A
series
Sutro
All American Airways, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
Lewis
Banks
6%%
York
administrative
CAPITALIZATION
(par
Trust Co.,
of
contracts
fund
s.
6%
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings..
45
production equipment, $110,000; employment of technical
personnel, $50,000; and operating capital, $75,000.
fee,
Common
of
7%-
name
for
below:
stock
the Irving
Preferred
1,
Authorized
•
Allied
be
indicated
as
Dec.
on
Promissory notes
9
V\ Twelve Federal Reserve Banks.——
;;
estimated
are
be
at
is
company
total
a
Eastern
Instalment
the
of
the
motors
' V
proceeds
funds
the
and
preferred
made
publicly
accessories, food
1721
Inc.,
air
be
Redeem
redemption
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
1
47
—
System._—A.—
Statement
Consolidated
■
for the purpose of manufacturing and selling
sheet metal products.
On June 23, 1961, the company's name was
changed to its present name and it was recapitalized to its present
capitalization. During the period from its
incorporation
until
the
present date, the company has become specialized in the manufacture
Kurz,
Statement
Reserve
Federal
a
sold.
company
The
—
wholly-owned
with
•
51
and
City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
Foreign Exchange Rates—
Sept. 20 offering circular, A. Sussel & Co., Bala-Cynwyd,
Pa., publicly offered 60,000 shares of the company's
50 par common stock at $5 per share. The stock was
Commonwealth
>
State
; v
BUSINESS—The
*
be
15, N. Y.—V. 194, p. 737.
centers
Miscellaneous Features
■
for
cumulative
will
San Francisco,
through
at
95,540 shs.
>
500,000 shs.
called
4'/2%
Payment
York
Climax, Inc.—To
has
bowling
-Outstanding
' 500,000 shs.
" '
i
share.
BUSINESS
v
■
is
can
,
Airbalance, Inc.—Common Stock Sold—Pursuant to
ail
37
Exchange.-.- 37
Transactions American Stock Exchange
37
FINANCING
Authorized
Class
,
Canco's
July 1, 1961. Proceeds will be used by the company for
the repayment of
debt, the construction of additional
bowling centers and for working capital.
37
Averages 37
f
working capital $118,500.
CAPITALIZATION
aerosols
giant
6%% series A convertible subordinated deben¬
tures due July 1, 1973, at par and accrued interest from
43
...
50%
of
the
firm's
39
Markets
approximately
indication
of
area.
Metal
corporation
•Co.,
38
of Stock Prices
SEC Index
deducting expenses estimated at
$3,500, will be used as follows:" Plant, equipment, and tools, $21,000;
furniture and fixtures, $6,000; first-year salaries and services; $61,000;
research
and development,
$40,000; inventory and supplies, $18,500;
and
Exchange
Exchange
An
sale
American Recreation Centers, Inc.
fered—Pursuant to a Sept. 20, 1961
Transactions New York Stock
after
proceeds,
Stock
Stock
National Quotation Industrial Stock
.
.
37
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
for the purpose of engaging in
programming, and maintenance
machines for both the military
commercial fields.
and
38
Over-the-Counter
of Route 5A RPD 2, New Hartford, N. Y.,
laws of the State of New York on June
company
under
New
37
Toronto
Chicago
outstanding
per
37
Stock Exchange.
Canadian
(non¬
The
its
35
Montreal
voting) shares.
was
35
■
holds
ounce.
the
company's decision to install high speed aerosol
equipment. The first equipment installations will
American
35
Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
a
class A
one
Exchange
16
for
1153.
p.
35
Pacific
Offered—
Sept. 28, 1961 offering circular, the com¬
pany
offered publicly, without underwriting,
67,125
units of its securities at $4 per unit. Each unit consisted
of
Stock
the
the
present
market
can
26
__
one
Corp.,, Paterson,
522
and
marketing
Sept. 6, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 120,000
cent) to be offered at $2.50, through Inter¬
on
Services
25
Exchange (Stocks)Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
*.
in
container
pressure
the
new
ing to Canco marketing executives. They point out that the
giant size
will mak^it possible for a number of
packers, and in turn retailers,
to reduce their unit
selling price per ounce to the customer.—V. 194,
13
New York Stock
Agency Tile Industries, Inc.—Files With SEC—
the
The American Can innovation
may result in the "large economy size"
aerosol container being featured to consumers for
the first time accord¬
Page'
■
by
ounce
than
of
manufacturing
Stock and Bond Quotations
Inc.—Appointment—
24
new
product
more
bags
sheets.
A
MISCELLANEOUS
•
nation's
covering 100,000
through Havener
>•'-r-'-'
^
Ave.,
material,
filed
be
C'
Y.
N.
1368-72
packaging
and
Sept.
(par
Corp.,
of
ABC
INDUSTRIAL
-
Cellophane Corp.—Files With SEC—
corporation on
common
of
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
proofing,
glue
of
N.
E.
125th
St.,
North
chemical proprietary
Miami,
Fla.
is
engaged
products for painting,
in
water¬
etc.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
class A
Richter
common
Co.,
Proceeds
St.
are
Sept.
on
shares
28,
Louis.
to
be
1961
(par 10c)
filed a "Reg. A" covering 50,000
to be offered at $5, through Scherck,
*
used
for
annual
general
'
corporate
Atlas General Industries, Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
The
next
N.
held
-American
The
growing
American
home
Can
Co.—New Spray Can—
popularity
market
of
has
larger size aerosol * containers in
stimulated the company to develop
in
Mr.
.
the
the
rent
He
company expects income from operations
30 to increase over the $1,727,673 for
June
Chas.
purposes,"
Bellm,
Boston
Bellm
fiscal
said
President,
on
Sept.
reported
year
the
are
said
at
annual
for
the
year
ending
the past fiscal year,
stockholders meeting
27.
that earnings
ahead
company
the
of the
the first two months
period last year.
of
the
cur¬
same
will have the benefit of
a
full year's
results
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1610)
.
.
.
Monday, October 16, 1961
T'
Kliklok
from
last
of
as
the
at
January.
addition
Mills
Argo
Bellm
reported,
facilities
feet
square
plant at
South, will also
year, he said.
Atlas has approximately
Mr.
acquired
of production
Schuylkill Haven, Pa.,
60,000
and
increase sales
and two
the coming
in
available for new acquisitions,
companies are being con¬
$14,000,000
several
which
companies
Division
plants in the
pilot
new
of
recent
The
were
affiliated
its
and
Corp.
attractive
sidered.
Bellm
Mr.
plant
Md.,
certified
said
of
that
of
recent
election
contract start
He
said
on
the
$6,000,000
the
For
increase
of
a
-
company's tax loss carry
expires in 1965.
and
Sales
forward is
President,
on
the
company's dividend policies,
Mr.
Bellm
said
earnings had to be increased first, and action is now being taken
pay
dividends on preferred stock. He expressed
the
hope
that
Sept.
dividends
on
stock
wbuld
reelected
at
common
time.
be
resumed
within.
a
directors
were
/
meeting—V.
194,
ago.
noted
p.
,*• The
Chase
registrar
Merchandising Capital
Manhattan
for
the
Bank,
corporation's
New
York
common
Corp.—Appointm't
City,
stock,
has
$1
par
been
appointed
value.—-V.
194,
Mr.
corporation
shares
common
Rosenwasser
Automated
Sept.
18,
10c)
on
to
(par
Co.,
N.
1
of
self-instructional
1961
be
filed
offered
a
"Reg.
at
$10,
A"
covering
through
30,000
Arthur
J.
Y.
W.
58th St.,
materials
N.
and
Y.
is
engaged
in
the manufacture
of
the
Avco
Avco
structures,
first
reported
nine
on
months
of
Sept.
the
25
20%
a
fiscal
increase
in
earnings
York
New.
Society
pre-tax
have
earnings
the
ah
expected
the
1961,
1962
rate
in
substantial rise
rate
we
as
the
is
even
more
true
wide
less
range
volume
of
of
electronic
contract
of
efficient
unprofitable
facilities
and
grow.
future external
for
Last week's
noteworthy larger registrations
CALIFORNIA'S
quite finished with its
bills
were:
In the capital market
$109
MILLION
HEADS
ACTIVE
as
the
well
face
as
of
in
of
&
(a
suburb
store
hat
in
York
of
City,
-
appointed co-registrar
187, p. 2902.
7.'V.'•'/•:
has been
Juan),
Conn.,
Sept..
28,
the,
The
and
$300,000
of
costs.
a
discount
a.
«Rico.
on
store
is
operated
proceeds
to
to
$1,076,250,
the
company
discharge accounts payable
store
under
at
the
operations
be
at
new
The
Lawrence
to
to
Incurred
replace
;
received
plans
its
old
name
this
at
,V%: '
net
and
its
located
portion of a factory outlet
operated by p. nationally-known
and
commenced
company
the
stores
and Rio Piedras
company
has a selling
N.. Y.l
substantial
owned
".
1961.
1956,
ih
department
Island,
Long
Puerto
occupies
organized
corporation
retail
Lawrence,
manufacturer;
manufacturer.
on
three
San
which
York"
New
Y,;
N.
Norwalk,
said
older
overhead
New
Co., New York City, and associates
PROCEEDS—Of
can
can
a
and
tax burden
world
of
such
location
v'.",
by
;■/;
the
company
approximately
the construction
use
in
store
there;
$300,000
measures.
throw
[be] cut from nondefense expenditures and, secondly, how much
strangling the [economy's] recovery."
* V
be sustained without
forecast is dictated
markets
will
lose
by hotter
confidence
in
hot defense needs, the domestic
ability to sustain real
or
this
economy's
and
recovery
growth without resort to federal debt-monetization printing press
The latter could depress bond prices and discourage bond
financing, and
gold reserves at the mercy of the dollar holders abroad with no compa¬
protection allowed domestic currency holders. Currently revived Adminis¬
tration plans for peacetime accelerated depreciation tax reform would
genuinely
our
rable
stimulate business.
.-V-..*
■':■>
'
7 ' * •*,
■' J
;
GOVERNMENT YIELDS
Despite
AND
FED'S
7
..
MASSIVE
OPEN
MARKET
t
<
^
(which
current
may
SNAG
12-year record high purchase of Treasury bills for the Labor Day Weekcontinuous easy open market purchases and member bank reserve credit,
and the ten-year record high in open market purchases of two weeks
ago (when the
Fed's holdings on Oct. 4 rose $850.4 million from the previous
Wednesday), Treasury
a
Ena past,
bonds have reversed their, trend and turned down in
and
of
'*
11, the yield
1998
Treasury 3Vz's of 1980 went
on
followed
suit
at
but
4.10%.
increased spending because of world
If
the
up
price. Starting last October 10
to 4.12% and the yield on 3Y2's
Administration
faces
the
tensions, then how much further
prospect of
the Fed
can
in its open market purchases? Will the economy be confronted with a barrage of
peacetime selective controls and seek the necessary sacrifices to support the reasons
a fiscal deficit
during a period which most forecasters predict will be one of
prosperity? Treasury yields can increase for two reasons: One, return of prosperity
to the economy and, two, an increase in supply of Government bonds
greater than
demand. The question is which way are they going and why.
■'
;
V '
go
for
v
new
Wednesday
the
elimination
Co.,
operate
Brooklyn,
concession
work
he
'■?■
Co.—Appointment—
stock of the company.—V.
BUSINESS—The
in
v
gear
development
Unless this deficit
WEEK
UTILITY BIDS
•
have lost
some buyers waiting for higher
yield of¬
dissuaded by the narrowing bond yield trend
recovery) these entries are expected today:
$48,700,000 NEW YORK STATE, and $9.6 million
DALLAS, TEXAS tax-exempts;
possibly 300,000 shares of BABCOCK ELECTRONICS CORP. -stock(via Blyth & Co.,
and Schwabacher &
Co.) and, either today or tomorrow, TILLIE LEWIS FOOD'S
400,000 shares (via Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co.); and FIRST UNION REALTY'S 1,060,000 shares of beneficial interests
(via Harriman Ripley, and Hayden, Miller Co.'s).
Tomorrow, October 17, the largest tax-exempt set is $3.5 million OAK PARK
SCHOOL DISTRICT, Mich. Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities intends to bring out
120,000 shares of BLACK & DECKER MANUFACTURING CO.
stock; Blyth & Co
will manage rights
offering or AMERICAN DISTILLING CO.'s $9,551,90Q debentures
in
and
Trust
common
subsidiax-ies
—
;
electro-mechanical
into "how much
COLUMBUS & SOUTHERN OHIO
cash needs, the Treasury
today will auction off $1.7
to replace $1.6 billion
coming due in order to raise another 3100
fers who until last
and
York City, has been appointed
value stock of the corporation.
V,'-
PURCHASES HIT A
WITH $71 MILLION IN THREE
new
20%
stated.
of
~
billion
of
par
Oct. 3, publicly offered 360,000 shares of the company's
100 par common stock at $6 per share.
tne
continuance
a
excess
New
$1
Bargain Town, U. S. A. Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
maihtqined
chairman
Bank,
common
Secretary of the Treasury Dillon's feet in view of his Stafford Cripps' type of prom¬
ise to foreign central bankers at last September's Vienna International
Monetary
Fund meeting that we will keep our dollar sound
through prudent fiscal-monetary
policies. Lip service was paid to the often sought but seldom gained goals of looking
financing.
148,640 shares of stock with net proceeds estimated at
$10 million
(via Dillon, Read & Co.); $13.2 million subordinate
convertible debentures offering
to CONTINENTAL BAKING CO.'s
stockholders (via Wertheim;
Lehman; and Equi¬
table Securities); $35 million DEERE
& CO. debentures (via Harriman
Riplev &
Co.); GENERAL TELEPHONE OF FLORIDA'S $15 million bonds
(via Paine; Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis); and ROCHESTER GAS-ELECTRIC
$15 million bonds for
bidding. Withdrawn from registration were the 325,000 shares of
UNITED NUCLEAR
CORP. to have been
managed by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities.
million net.
Bankers
for the
loss
for
the
of
1503.
p.
,t->
ELECTRIC CO.'s
Not
contracts.
Tools, Inc.—Appointment—
Manhattan
Schweickart
be
earnings
in
is,
sharp reduction
assigned
C"'.
•
to
anticipate
Avco
businesses,
balance
agent
194,
estimated
tax-exempts of larger'Size with bidding dates already
assigned. Note in .the backlog table below how
municipal-state volume lias continued
to
increase
research
in
near
since
years
of
Summarizing Avco's more recent history
significant developments have included:
Elimination
year.
active amount of intended
an
effects
government.
more
(1)
for
a
are
yet provide, however,
the
per-share
the
prime
long and intermediate range planning.
results
and
consequent strengthening
of
sheet.—V.
194, p. 111.
both
Bangor Hydro-Electric
last five years)
he
of more-than 20%
the
currently
sales,"
long-term municipal and corporate senior debt secu¬
slated for the remainder of this month from
today (October 16) on. Munici¬
test for the market in the next three weeks
and corporates do
so,
for the next two weeks. The total backlog of
corporate without dates
This
of
under
on
on
increase
earnings—that
in
pose a severe
too,
of
with
By SIDNEY BROWN
rities
—V.
a
Analysts
Security
eliminate
part
average
President Kennedy's unexpected press conference
remarks of last
Wednesday about
the probability of a fiscal deficit can
be counted upon to affect
unfavorably the
yield trend for the issuers of senior debt. The
Treasury was fortunate in its debt
financing and advanced refunding timing, at least, for this year.
pals
of
transfer
at
period.
he
growth
(to
during
shown
effort
operating
Oil
Chase
Kerr,
R.
prospects
V,;^
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
Approximately $593 million
and James
and
results
have
improved steadily
liquidate its appliance business five
to
tax "credits
substantial
a
the
Corp.—Net Up, Sales Down—
Corp.
Chairman,
earnings
company
operating
decision
said
Avco's
Baker
Mr.
and
devices.
a
$75,632,086
were
Wilson said approximately 65 % of 1961 sales will be in products
growing out of Avco research and development in the past decade,
including gas turbines, missile nose cones, : new
types' of
aircraft
for
the
said
over
same
also
and
nir.e
1960
$2,596,461, an
of $2,101,806.
compared
with
were
business
Improved
FOUR-WEEK
were not
Corporate
economic
another
rights offering of 430,000 shares to NORTHERN NATURAL GAS
CO.'s stockholders; and Merrill
Lynch expects to come out with $7.5 million STOUF-*
FER CORP.'s debentures—the last of the
managed issues for the day. The largest
corporate is a utility scheduled for competitive bidding: $50 million
PUBLIC SERV¬
ICE ELECTRIC & GAS CO. debentures.
VISIBLE
Stocks
Bonds.
SUPPLY
Total
Corporate
Total of Both
Corporates
Municipals*
Financings
$192,110,840
254,502,000
$215,612,000
$407,722,840
164,727,000
2,300,000
$105,559,650
125,641,500
68,980,500
33,286,800
419,229,000
383,159,200
107,581,800
$241,197,390
Last week's data $322,238,100
$333,468,450
$365,221,650
$574,665,840
$687,459,750
...
Oct.
16-Octr 21:
Oct.
23-Oet. 28.
Oct.
30-Nov.
Nov.
$86,551,190
128,860,500
'..23,485,700
4.
6-Nov. 11.
Total
'Id.
2.
J
92,466,200.
35,586,800
290,693,000
71,995,000
$743,027,000 $1,317,692,840
$688,382,000 $1,375,841,750
•
*$1 million or more.' Includes $56.5 million Oklahoma'Turnpike bonds to be
negotiated by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith; Allen & Co.; White, Weld &
Co.; John Nuveen & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co. and Leo Oppenheim & Co., planned
,
between
November
1-11; and $160 million Florida Turnpike Authority negotiation
tentatively slated for the end of this month.
handled by Dillon, Read & Co. syndicate
'
On
TOTAL
Wednesday, the week's most active day, the STATE OF CALIFORNIA'S $100
j million will seek competitive bids, mindful of the growing competitiveness of its
issues; the other larger tax-exempt for that day will be $4.8 million INDIANAPOLIS
SANITARY DISTRICT, IND.
Corporates tentatively set for the 18th are: WM.^ J.>
v
BURNS INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY'S
175,000 shares (via Smith, Bar¬
& Co.); $8,250,000 WATER INDUSTRIES CAPITAL CORP.'s common
(via
Hornblower & Weeks); and bids will be solicited
by: GEORGIA POWER CO. for its
$7 million preferred and $10 million bonds, and
by WISCONSIN NATURAL GAS
CO. for its $4 million bonds.
Coming out
on
week Bache &
Thursday will be $25 million STATE OF TEXAS.
Co.
will offer
155,000 shares of MORTGAGE
v :
FORMAL
Total
Total
$579,788,100 (53)
167,680,000 (39)
$776,105,690
bonds—
Corporate stocks with dates—
Perhaps early this
Last Week
$503,422,390 (43)
272,683,300 (53)
$747,468,100
(96)
(92)
$390,540,200(196)
609,351,490(404)
$433,622,530(210)
577,630,000(388)
$999,891,690(600)
$1,011,252,530(598)
*$1,775,997,380(696)
$1,006,183,000 (82)
$1,758,720,630(690)
$937,413,000 (79)
Corporate stocks without dates
GUARANTY INSUR¬
BACKLOG
This Week
.
Corporate bonds with dates
Corporate bonds without dates
ney
stocks..;
ANCE CO.
Total corporates—
Total municipals with dates—
_
PRESIDENT
KENNEDY'S
FISCAL
DEFICIT
WARNING
A
significant upsetting announcement affecting current and
forthcoming financing
plans, and the dollar's international exchange position, was made last week at Presi¬
Data in parentheses denote number of issues.
Hncludes $17 million in two preferreds with dates and
dent
Kennedy's press conference of October 11. He admitted there the
strong proba¬
bility of an unbalanced fiscal 1963 budget (July 1, 1962-June 30, 1963)
following on
the
heels
of
this
fiscal year's
deficit.
This
was
an
admission
of
either
a
$13,163,000 in
dates; $6.6 million in two equipment trust certifi¬
dates; and 45 issues of $300,000 or less with dates and 124 of
six preferreds without
cates with
striking
those smaller issues without
upturn in defense spending or a slower than anticipated paced recovery unable to
at existing tax levels the promised surplus after meeting the
present
dates.
generate
TOTAL
stepped-up defense spending rate.
In this warning to the money-capital markets, and the international
foreign exchange
market, and in implying'resort to higher taxes will not be made, the President went
back on his pledge of only last July that the 1963 fiscal
year would be balanced even
If a tax boost were required to do it. Moreover, he may be
defeating his repeatedly
avowed aim to keep long-term yields low until recovery was assured and to
keep the
dollar "above suspicion." In effect, for example, he has
pulled the rug out from under
INDETERMINATE
BACKLOG
This Week
Total corporate bonds and stocks......
Last Week
$950,000,000
$1,015,000,000
With the exit of TRUNKLINE GAS into private placements and of several utilities
into
„
earnings
quarter
Board
Avco
on
the
"Looking ahead to fiscal
of
Automated Teaching Systems, Inc.—Files With SEC—
The
of
the final quarter of
in the area of $1.20.
■'"
year
comparable
the
vernment
Intensified
(5)
The
during
952.
p.
quarter
V
these
Wilson
in
earnings
in
(4)
fiscal
of
of
supplier
in
decrease
months
nine
of
proprietary
products
and
systems,
so
that
being predominantly a second source and subcontract
defense,' Avco now has more than 90% of its gov-
Development
instead
.
third
'
Discussing
compounded
Automated
moderate
a
first
the
Establishment of outstanding research and development capabili¬
ties centered
in Avco's Everett and Wilmington, Mass. labora¬
tories.
"
'
" '''
(3)
year.'
the
that
in
quarter
1960
Wilson, Jr.,
carry-forward
the
despite
was
$240,016,634
third
the
third
1961
Wilson
made
1273.
;
All
Mr.
Avco
tne
1961
over
meeting
25._
reasonable
than
the
R.
earnings
$233,558,320
commented
luncheon
Commenting
net
were
24%
last
Kendrick
approximately
now
(2)
earnings
in
the
in
$75,170,631
*
that
to
increase
sales, which
1981, or 3% less
months.
a
affect earnings.
may
at
The
net
Hebron,
as
net
for the nine months ended Aug. 31, 1961
rose
to
$8,797,648 frpm $7,318,365 for the same period of 1960. The
1961
earnings for nine months were equal to 85 cents per common
share based on an average of 10,402,071 shares outstanding, compared
with 71
cents
on
a
somewhat smaller average
number of shares in
the
1960 period.
Plywood Division the Teamsters Union has been
bargaining representative,
and
negotiations
for
a
Sept. 27. He added that the outcome of the situation
the
the
as
result
Consolidated
registration, the indeterminate backlog declined this week, unaccompanied by
new possible financing plans.
reports of
-
*
October 12, 1961
<
Volume
to
reduce
194
Number 6099
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
loans; $32,000 to repay other loans;
$175,000 to dis¬
payable; and $54,000 to repay loans made to it
by a
which is wholly-owned by
the selling stockholders
The
remainder of such net
proceeds, estimated at $215,250, will be added
to the working capital of the
company.
Brunswick
corporation
APPOINTMENT—Bankers
pointed
sole
transfer
stock
common
of
e
.
.
,,
,
Trust
agent
the
Co., New York City
has been
dividend disbursing ' agent
for
and
GIVING
to
banks,
due
50,000
under
reserved
company's
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
240 000
for
issuance
Restricted
underwriters
of
1,232,500 shs.
Option
named
&
&
Mitchum,
pleton
Co.___—
to
options
below
severally
stock
common
Jones
&
Tern-
&
Co.__
Erdman
Herzfeld
30,000
Newburger,
Winslow,
Loeb
Cohu
&
Stetson
&
Salomon
L.
gin,
E.
Bensinger,
to
our
provide
194,
full
a
line
said
of
range
that,
marine
of
service
"the
Hirsch
in
the
I
Co
the
CAPITALIZATION
61,293
for
Texas
stock
subsidiary,
which
will
conversion
on
by
of
The
corporation
common
shares
Inc.,
Inc.—Files With
Sept.
on
1,
1961
filed
by
continue
the
Permian
Offered—Reinholdt
"Reg. A" covering 50,000
at $4, through Gianis & Co.,
and
E.
development
to
be
offered
BUSINESS—The
38th St.,
N.
Y.
is
engaged in aeronautical research
Distilling
of
company,
Co.—Common
134
North
LaSalle
St.,
mercial
111., filed 'a regis¬
360,000 outstanding
shares of common stock, to be offered for
public sale by the holders
thereof
through underwriters headed by Smith, Barney & Co., and
Fulton, Reld & Co., Inc.
The public offering price and
underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
tration
statement
with
the
SEC
Oct.
on
5
Chicago,
covering
bottles
addition
In
will
have
effect
and
to
markets
certain
whiskey and other
indebtedness
outstanding
to
Scotch
1,800,000
and
shares
preferred
of
distilled
stock,
the
stock
common
affiliated
&
company
domestic
giving
be
Abelson, Board
65,454,
Emma Getz,
and
trustees
as
72,000
as
additional
an
shares, respectively. In
will hold
trustees,
to sell 26,182 shares.
propose
law
changed
addition,
additional
an
85,440
Warren
be
shares
common
than $2.50)
(no
to
par)
filed
1961
for
are
be
of
1060
manufacture
offered
(but
"
3,000
not
"
.■
Rd.,
Conn,
electric
of
is
engaged
193, p.
motor.—V.
stock
mon
company.
in
The
Products, Inc.—Files With
corporation on Sept.
shares
common
through
(no
Ehrlich,
22,
to
par)
Irwin
Company
filed
1961
be offered
the
Real
to
stock
the
proceeds
offered
estate
the
of
Texas., and
such
from
company
estimated
after
Of
proceeds
development
by
the
of
the
sale
Inc.,
N.
Sept.
15,
Eight
Mile
Rd.-,
Common
*
"Reg. A"
a
of
25970
in
the
design,
V.
193,
p.
W.
manufacture
sale
and
Southfield,
covering 75,000
$4 per share,
of
of
existing
the
EFFECT
the
of
Of
bank
be
boats.—
of
total
a
of
company
-'•'.'v
Files
—
corporation
of
Boone
lishing
Sept.
20,
(par
shares
common
share,» through
on
80c)
to
G.
4007
K.
offered
Co.,
directories
of
for
Inc.,
Lubbock,
N.
Armed
Corp.,
the
nine
volume
this
for
purchases
Personnel
the
and
:
I.
;
any,
above
-
shares
held
have
by
been
certain
September
sites
appears
the
the
is
only
about
have
we
he
the
best
since
•'
$5,000,000
excellent
an
behind
chance
last
November,
1959,
almost
"
<
-
first
set
and
two
dealer
buying continues
this
at
year
time
for
on
when
home
appliances
upward
an
Norge
and
curve,
the
and
739.
Trust
for
the
&
Savings Bank, Chicago, has
common
stock
of
the
been
Instrument
&
stock
of
the
and
issuance
warrants
selling
p.
transfer
1504.
Co., Inc.—ASE
Trading
to
&
15,000
Co.,'.
,
the New
on
of
Edward
D.
%
•.
stix
•
15,000
&
A
growth
for
In
the
the
to
year
earnings
earned
ended 1960. This amounted to 20 cents per common share.
ended June 30, 1961, the company's sales amounted
months
six
$2,198,000,
Mr.
12 consecutive years of earnings history,
$100,854 on consolidated sales of $3,422,048
with
corporation
Instrument
of
Brooks,
exclusive
$85,224
13
or
European
of
cents
per
sales are expected to reach
operations.
common
This
share.
$5 million by
resulted
in
According
1961.
As
part of the company's expansion and diversification program,
Brooks Instrument recently acquired George K. Porter Co., Inc., Hat¬
field,
rods
was
line
Pa.,
and
precision
other
Hydropoise,
of
fabricator
forms
of
of
products
industrial
glass.
made
from
Another
V
tubing,
acquisition
Scottsdale, Ariz., manufacturer of a complete
turbine-type flow measuring and flow control systems.—V. 194,
Inc.,
1380.■
p.
glass
recent
&
Co.,
Mandel
1,714
286
1,714
286
.
1,714
Inc._____
286
1,714
Longstreth
&
*
286
1,714
Sept.
on
$1)
Corp.—Files With
22,
1961
be
to
filed
offered
"Reg.
a
for
A"
SEC—
240,000
covering
sale
public
at
$1.25
Fourth
63
St.,
per
Chinook,
Mont, is engaged in providing
desiring to locate in Blaine County,
industries
Industries Corp.—SEC Hearing Post-:
'';
by
Jones
;
Wolf
Oct.
4,000
__i_
&
to
Inc.,
at
publicly
R.
the sale
will
be
used
facilities.—V.
to
repay
193,
the publicly-held shares of
York
has
go
used
Exchange.
exchange
were
In
p.
were
listed
until
leading
a
and
U.
with
5
on
manufacturer
apparatus
divisions
10
of the
Oct.
for
and
bank
loans
the
education,
subsidiaries
of
common
American
of
current
shares
of
p.
The
corporation
common
shares
without
Certified
facture
and
of
on
(par
Sept.
10c)
22,
to
1961
be
filed
of
sundry
shares
43
Leon
St.,
of
Boston, Mass,
pharmaceutical
for
is
engaged
products,
100,000
$3
per
in
the
manu¬
housewares
and
merchandise.
real
estate
to
are
Jacquin
Et
Cie,
Inc.—Common
the
three
year
ended
Dec.
.
.
months
of
31,
.
1960,
Upon
consist
and
net sales
completion
of
449,500
lc)
to
1961
be
be
used
filed
offered
SEC—
a
"Reg. A"
at
covering 125,000
through D. Klapper
$1,
Fla.
927
Lincoln
fpr
business.—V.
Rd.,
purchase
190,
Miami
of, land,
advertising
and
*
Beach,
Fla.
is
epgaged
the
in
1292.
p.
Columbia
••
The
Research
company
shares
at
production
p.
Offered—
Stroud &
Co., Inc., of Philadelhpia and New York City,
headed a group of underwriters which offered on Oct.
lGy 140,000 shares of the common stock of Charles Jac¬
quin, at $10 per share. The company of 2633 Trenton
Ave., Philadelhpia, is selling 20,000 of the 140,000 shares
Sept.
on
shares
Group—Files With
(par
$1
of
one
without
SEC—
A"
covering
units
22,500
consisting
.
St., Salt Lake City, is engaged in the
and religious phonograph records.—V. 193,
2776.1
Columbus
&
Southern
Ohio
Electric
Co.- -Common
tration
stock,
by Dillon,
regis¬
a
estimated
of
with the SEC on Oct. 10 covering 148,640 shares of
to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed
Read (& Co., Inc.,
underwriting
enable
of 215 North Front St., Columbus, Ohio, filed
statement
common
loans
'
(
Registered—
about
the
and The Ohio Co.
terms are to be supplied
net
proceeds
that
company
improvements.
The
of
the
amount.
to
pay
in
company's
stock
The
by
The
offering price and
amendment.
loans
The $10,000,000
will
sale
to
be
were
part the cost of
construction
used
reduce
bank
effected
principally
property
additions
program
for
the
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(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 3. Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613) ; Copyright 1961 by William B. Dana Company: Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York. N. Y.t under the Act
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'
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange, remittance for foreigh
subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
•
1
■
•
,
to
and
period
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NOTE-:
of
underwriting,
Market
educational
of
1961 filed a "Reg.
cent)
to be offered in
unit,
per
3600
8,
William Dana
r:
,
ended
$1,670,025
working capital.
and
of
Sept. 26,
on
(par
This company,
Charles
the
For
under
customers, including
apparel stores throughout
and net income was $52,935.
outstanding capitalization will
stock.—V. 194, p. 421.
Miami Beach,
Inc.,
Proceeds
75
underwriting.
distribution
women's
sportswear
1,700
CAPITALIZATION—For
$54,474.
corporation
Collier
420.
"Reg. A" covering
public sale at
a
offered
over
$4,760,593
Columbia
share,
will
in¬
^harmacal Corp.—Files With SEC—
Certified
and
to
of
.
common
promotion
Exchange.
industry and research. „The
operating facilities in 21
194,
sells
line
a
the company had unaudited net sales
with
S.j-Canada and Europe.—V.
shares
common
financing,
Associates,
6
stock.
scientific
its
for
outstanding.
Stock
of
of
sale
Collier Acres, Inc.—Files With
shares
distributor
the
working capital.
department
AND
1961,
common
the
and
from
for
States.
aggregated
The
shares
proceeds
company
chain,
income
net
The
and
75,000 for the account of certain sell¬
Sportswear regularly
United
July 31,
1448.
1,090,883
1235.
p.
1960, the company introduced
Reynolds" label.
EARNINGS
16
Nov.
Inc.
the
"Debbie
the
,
shareholders
is
on
Co.
&
189,
Jamaica
pants.
the
Listing-
1,208,569
6,200
below.—V.
Sportswear
by
Clarise
corporation began Oct.
Cenco's ticker symbol is CNC.
over
shares
has
Stock
the
bidding
100,000
Security
by
141 W. 36th St., New York City, makes
priced sportswear,
including
toreador
shorts, pedal pushers and short shorts.
In addition,
the company markets combinations and ensembles of blouses and shorts
through Merrill Lynch,
Dickson
S.
covering
share
12
pants,
Raleigh, N. C., filed a regis¬
11
covering $25,000,000 of
competitive
sold
Corp.,
PROCEEDS—Net
Oct.
and
A"
per
BUSINESS—The company of
women's
and
misses
popular
jprice of both issues will be supplied by amendment.
additional
of
offered
be
shares to be
Smith
&
$3
ing stockholders.
3,000
7
St.,
on
at
Y.
the company and
3,000
;
or
SEC
SEC—
"Reg.
a
publicly
through the offering of 150,000 shares at $5 per
an underwriting group headed by Alessandrini
& Co., Inc.
Of the shares offered, 75,000 were sold for
Light Co.—Securities Registered—
the
refiled
6,
offered
share, by
5,000
be
Fayetfeville
be
Co.,
Inc.—Common
Offered—
Initial public sale of this firm's common stock was made
5,000
Co
Tenenbaum
N.
Sept.
on
to
of
619 W.
54th St., N. Y.,
is engaged in the production
motion pictures. It will use the proceeds of the sale for repayment
loans, purchase of equipment, and working capital.—V. 193, p. 2212.
Clarise
the
Shares
7
&
Syndicate, Inc.—FileS With
shares
Cinerama, Inc.—To Lease Theatres—
.
follows:
as
Blewer, Glynn & Co.
.
from
stock
tj-
vlj
firm
a
Sons—
Co.
7.
suspending a Regulation A exemption
registration with respect to a proposed offering of
Act
upon
to
the end of
286
Inc
Meeds
Hughes
corporation
common
Brooks
2,571
Cinema
from
purchase
Co.
Peltason,
6,000
&
336
with
from
by
Cenco
cities
Listing of the common stock, of the company on the American Stock
Exchange was announced Oct. 4 by Douglas Brooks, President of the
company. The stock will be traded under the symbol "BKI".
Co
Remington,
&
(par
Options Corp.,
of
,
common
in
struments
Listing—
429
Inc,
temporarily
order
The
shareholders
•,
Gregory
Cenco Instruments Corp.—NYSE
Its
194,
&
French,
Photo
Cinema
'
of
held
made
have
stock
common
32,000
Co._______
Fenner
proceeds
firm
Brooks
shares
;_
mortgage bonds
150,000
Cenco
appointed
corporation.—V.
&
&
2,571
2,571
Upon the request of its staff, the SEC has postponed from Oct. 9 to
30, 1961, the hearing to be held in its New York Regional Office
the question whether to vacate, or make permanent the Commission's
common
355,000 shs.
Shares
•
Sons____
statement
construction
com¬
Bradley Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
Harris
&
company
Listed
agent
&
offering terms and
industry
194, p.
Fricke
buildings for
Securities
i;
,
yield 4.85%. Proceeds will
selling stockholder.—V. 183, p. 206.
This
Net
going downhill," Mr. Sayre commented.—V.
were
>
this:
to
2,571
2,571
429
*
by Chrifslin Photo.—V. 194, p. 1275.
Outstanding
for
below
from
common
Cook & Co.—6,000
Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
6,000
194, p. 631.
tration
added.
and
7
•
Simon
Pierce,
month
35,000
___——L
M.
to the
,
said.
4,285
429
—
underwriting.
of
and
national
September,
715
Development
without
prior
—
Secondary Stock
13,-1961, B. W. Pizzini & Co., Inc.* New
York City, publicly offered 5,000 outstanding shares of
exceeded
year,
4,285
Oct.
on
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.
noted.
he
of
named
severally,
of
Gardner
&
Carolina Power
Norge
715
.
4,285
4,285
215.
poned—
used
this firm's stock at 103 to
record
4,285
715
715
429
Jennings,
Chrislin
$7,420
be
35,000
and
Offering—Oct.
Norge Division of Borg-Warner
month sales climbed 34% ahead of
1955,
underwriters
shares
total
a
Edwards
—V.
1980
in
Redpath
Montana.
$24,500
reserved
employees
Stifel,
Texas
the
5,999
715 "
429
Moyer,
shares
Chinook
FINANCING
100,000
•
Newhard,
pub¬
r
.
past
date
to
it
year,"
was
"Distributor
with
in
'
5,999
1,001
Taggart & Co., Inc
corporation
share,
additional
*600,000 shs.
purchase,
65,000
Inc.
per
7
the
Mr. Sayre attributed record totals to sales
"do-it-yourself" dry cleaning appliances.
pared
$2
to
Dempsey-Tegeler
100,000
at
G.
.•
September of
year,
this
he
ago,
reported
recorded
total
September
years
in
Norge
mark
new
a
sale
engaged
59%
rose
:•"
of
period.
figure
"Since
banner
%
Chairman
also
volume
sales
history.
Sayre,
1960
Only
covering
Corp.—Norge Division Sales Up—
34-year
S.
Chicago,
the like
is
Forces
appliance volume in September
September and was
the
second
highest
Judson
A"
public
Y.■'yr-
Texas,
Norge
company's
''Reg.
a
A.
...
Borg-Warner
;
be
&
"K"
Avenue
unofficial
of
Landowner*.
Scott
filed
1961
1,001
,___
——
Sunstein
p.
common
Gardner.
■
Reinholdt
With
The
5,999
Co
Bissell
Chinook
"by the
VfUj i07 • ' j;
$35,000
29,590
options
&
commitment
2003.
(C. F.) Boone Nationwide Publications, Inc.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
5,999
5,999
received
:
$1)—
UNDERWRITERS—The
engaged
pontoon
A.
Grant
194,
The
share?;-of, com¬
to
loans____.
(par
which
Reinholdt
aluminum
&
Raffensperger,
of
sale
of
will
and
65,000,
PRESENT1
TO
1964__—
stock
exercise
at
Mich.,-is
Haupt
Warner,
—V.
non¬
See
Bel-Aire
8,570
1,001
<_
Inc
_.
Co——.
Laird,
domes¬
Carboline
expenses
$15,000
selling shareholders will
7'i 7C7
GIVING
mortgage note, 5%, due
'
-7
SEC—
for public sale
Y.
Co.,
&
38,585
Co
Hess,
was
to
proceeds
$152,705.
,
Short-term
Bel-Aire
&
&
Gerstley,
i,
the
of
less
1223.
Inc
Inc
Co.
&
Woodcock,
.
,
part
CAPITALIZATION
Waterbury,
type
Co.
Charles
•
Authorized
special
a
covering
selling stockholder.
a
Wolcott
of
No
A"
at-the-market
Co.,
Co.,
&
Selling
1,001
i
.__
Inc
&
32
company
common
related
research
products.;
"Reg.
a
through Coolcy & Co., Hartford, Conn.J>
Proceeds
Beau
Sept. .26,
on
&
Lestrange
Parker
Ira
pay presently outstanding short-term
bank indebtedness; approxi¬
mately $100,000 will be added to working capital; und the balance
of $37,705 will be used either for working capital or in connection
and
They and two other persons also will hold
outstanding shares.—V. 194, p. 1155.
427,200
Electronics, Inc.—Files*With SEC-=^
corporation
net
the
Mosley
York
W.
the
Stockholder
to
with
Beau
The
of
approximately
Shares from
1,430
::J_—
Harrison
,,
opposite
1,001
Clark,
W.
E.
Boenning
owned
7 PROCEEDS—The
will
forth
6,415
Hill, Darlington & Grimm
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.—
incorporated under Missouri
Substantially all of its presently outstanding shares of
by Stanley L. Lopata and his wife.
1947.
are
&
Blair
Carboline
at
Carboline
The
set
Company
,z__
Co._
Auchincloss,
are
a
severally
stockholder
selling
stock
common
7,500
company
located
subsidiaries:
35,000 shares
Abelson
shares
The
operations.
are
Corporation.
in
stock
Chairman;
and 65,455 and
products
&
Suplee,' Yeatman,
-
Export
recapitalization whereby the 7,500 new shares now
to the 1,800,000 shares), of which Lester
Oscar Getz, President; Emma Getz, and
Morton S. Abelson, Executive
Vice-President, will own 427,000, 213,600,
213,600 and 234,960 shares, respectively,' They propose to sell
130,909,
outstanding will
S.
laboratories
of
__i
Battles
Arthurs,
maintains constant
supervision
company's principal offices
Hanley Industrial Court in St.
Louis County, Missouri, and it has sales offices in a number of
major
cities. throughout the country. Carboline has two active wholly-owned
manufacturing
and
proposed
a
principal
V.-v-'
7': %
corporation.
over
spirits.-
(after
Its
use.
Substantially all of the company's products which are sold
tically are manufactured for it by Midwest Consultants, Inc.,
principal business of the company is the distilling, aging, blend¬
ing, bottling and marketing of Kentucky bourbon and blended
whiskey.
also
Co.____
•
Newburger
resins
''-'v'.
shares
the
&
&
including
peratures.
The
It
from
resins,
of
and
company
Co., Inc
Hemphill,
Noyes &
Co.
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland
which
it
has
developed and from com¬
vinyls and epoxies, and are used for the
purpose
of protecting steel, concrete and other materials from the
effects
of
weather,
acids,
alkalis,
other chemicals
and
high tem¬
Registered—
number
ti.e
have
names:
Stroud
of 32 Hanley Industrial Court, St. Louis,
in the development and sale of synthetic
company
Mo., is principally engaged
linings and coatings for industrial
activities.
manufactured
Barton
This
25c)
(par
of 224
from
400,000 shs.
'
below
named
Shares
Gardner, So. Louis, Mo., and associates publicly offered
Oct. 3, 100,000 shares of this firm's $1 par common
stock at $5 per share. Of the total, 35,000 were sold for
the company and 65,000 for certain stockholders.
The
stock was quickly sold and the books closed.
a
Outstanding
from the
same
Stock
FINANCING
7,500
underwriters
,
business
sells
and
items.
PRESENT
Lehman
Janney,
SEC—
TO
warrants—
to change its state
merger with its wholly-
4^500
Y.
N.
Barish
purchase
to
respective
on
Barish Associates,
EFFECT
specialty
$340,223
transferable
year
the
and
Co.—Common
other
1,000,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
Carboline
and
60c)
(par
completed
were
produces
indebtedness
Five
owned
were
facilities
Jacquin
proposes
Delaware
to
issuance
shares
vodka,
GIVING
gin,
new
Authorized
Registered—
the company
production
its
to
pleasure
name
and
capitalization and substantially the same
by-laws as the company, and has succeeded to all the
obligations of the company.
The new registration covers
unsold shares to be issued by the surviving corporation.
assets
brandy,
rum,
which
1961.
addition
Sundry
reserved
were
and
1961,
from
Delaware
charter
4,500
&
240,000
October,
of the com¬
one
received
by Jacquin will be added
for the promotional expense and
initiating the distribution and sale of
in
for
in July,
Common
incorporation
with
4,500
product
company
cordials,
addi¬
products gives
739.
p.
debentures
In
involved
costs
new
a
by the
wholly-owned
their
of
527.
p.
B.
Corp.—Common
of which
owned
9,000
194,
to
field."—V.
outstanding
7^00
7^500
Co.,
Inc.
—V.
stock.
common
a
agreed
7 500
SternIIIl_I~
&
F.
12,000
&
opportunity
Lrothers.
9,000
Co.
Ross
Inc.
Dempsey-Tegeler
forth
Marron, Sloss & Co., Inc.
Divine
&
Fishman, Inc.
12,000
advertising
shares,
have
set
Stonehill & Co.
&
a
and
corporation, of 1509 West Wall St., Midland, Tex., filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Oct. 6 covering 279,887 shares of
common stock.
In June, 1961, the company
registered 301,293 common
•
Federman,
30,000
will -operate
motors
be
to
to working capital and used primarily
business
This
Shares
162,000
Co
M'r.
outboard
being sold by
are
proceeds
BUSINESS—In
president,
Cambrian
Plan.
Shares
Goodbody
PROCEEDSNet
subsidiary.
Mercury
an
Kiekhaefer
announced
was
remainder
pany's stockholders.
manufacturer
$848,505
pursuant
Stock
purchase the number of shares
their respective names.
Schweickart
us
of
boating
to
opposite
previously announced,
tion
estate
it
the transaction,
Kiekhaefer's
entire
exchanged for 600,000 shares of Brunswick
were
Brunswick's
4170 000
1961
outboard
the
and
;
Kiekhaefer Corp.,
completing
Brunswick
Outstanding
$848,505
*2,000,000 shs.
shares
the
in
real
2
In
the
Completed—
and
motors, has been finalized,
from Brunswick's Chicago headquarters.
assets
FINANCING
Authorized
mtge. secured by
maturing 1961-1967
Common
stock, $.10 par
♦Includes
PRESENT'
.
5%-6%
granted
TO
.
notes
Oct.
ap¬
Corp.—Merger
of Brunswick Corp.
merger
Mercury
As
EFFECT
indebtedness
5%-5V2%
The
of
corporation.
CAPITALIZATION
Sundry
3
bank
accounts
charge
(1611)
y.
:
*
4
September, 1961 through December,
$46,900,000.—V. 194, p. 953.
is
1963
estimated
tc
cost
about.
paint insofar
siding
Sept.
on
29,
filed
1961,
A" covering 70,000,
"Reg.
a
(par
10 cents)
to be offered at $3, through J. E.
Inc., 80 Wall St., N. Y.
Proceeds are to be used for
equipment and working capital.
Consolidated of 107 Sylvester St., Westbury, N. Y., is engaged in
the compounding and packaging of cosmetics, household pharmaceu-'
ticals and industrial products.
"'A1
shares
common
Bayard
debt
The
Research
Manufacturing
&
and
the
and class L stock
class A
corporation.—V.
192,
1300.
p.
side
or
the
480
five
shell
the
of
Continental
bedrooms
Fund
Distributors,
Inc.—Common
Stock
BUSINESS—Continental
C.
Jacobs
Growth
tinental
—V.
Inc.
organized
was
Ycrk
of New
its
ranging
from
depending
proceeds
1.5%
to
act
Sept.
will
$7,400
of
expenses
class
erf
shkres
50,000
A
.25%
■
.
subsidiary,
Distributors
—
issue
1,000,000
(non-voting), par 1 cent, of which
outstanding and1 2,000,000 shares of class
1
cent, of which 650,000 shares are
6,
Nov.
date
1958.
and
Niagara
Offered—
Corp.—Warrants
been
a
Investors
warrant.
.
BUSINESS—The
in
Jersey
July
Harmony
investment
as
adviser-
Maryland corporation,
pany Act of
1940 as
Continental
which
Growth
into
entered
Continental
open-end
an
is
Management
of
Inc.
laws
at
investment
(non-voting),
a
which
to
issue
•
presently
are
of
familiar
EFFECT
America
The
East
with
California
the SEC
offered
covering
9
sale
*•
'v
;...
.
■[.v..
various
such
stock
Notes
Federal
outstanding.
of
from
the
loan,
and
stock
B,
common
stock
proceeds
of
this
offering, after deducting expenses")
$2,860. It is presently intended to use these
proceeds for general working capital of Management.—V. 191, p. 1564.
at
$100
will
be
for
•
general corporate
addition
In
(L.
to
Cook
L.)
Co.—Common
Offered—Pursuant
Stock
1961 prospectus, The Milwaukee Co., of-,
fered publicly 49,736 shares of this firm's common stock
at $11
per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $88,500,
3,
will be added to the
will
available
be
general funds of the
BUSINESS—The
the
located
company
processing
and
printing
of
Milwaukee,
at
black
Wis.,
white
and
and
is
engaged
color
photo-*
film, the wholesale distribution of photographic supplies and.
equipment, and the wholesale distribution of color post cards and
graphic
the manufacture of
The
as
company
to
successor
president,
and
white
incorporated
business
a
Lake
at
in
operating
black
was
of
notes
which
Mills.
Milwaukee
CAPITALIZATION
a
begun
Lloyd
was
Wisconsin,
since
corporation
in
by
stock
($1
L.
PRESENT
TO
Outstanding
.
120,000 shs.
of
names
the
several
110,103 shs.
underwriters
the
and
respective numbers of shares, which each underwriter is committed
purchase from the selling shareholders proportionately, subject to
the
conditions
set
forth
in
the
underwriting
agreement,
are
set
to
forth
''i
below:
<
Milwaukee
Rodman
Straus,
Bell
Braun,
'
194,
The
of
the
Aug.
on
June
McDowell___
233,
Minneapolis,
of
First
York
has
line
to
been
.
common
be
Corp.—Stock Registered—
primarily
systems,
aircraft.
stock
Walter
designs,
The
develops and produces
for the precision tracking of
has
company
outstanding
(after giving effect to a
J. Zable, President and
Estate
of
Lank-of
Robert
San
stockholders
shares.—V.
V.
Diego)
who
Werner
holds
sell
The
of
zation
for
others
Friden
and
capital
of
48%
939
in
the
Savings
eight
from
which
and
and
R
will
be
capital for the expansion of
BUSINESS—The
laws of the State
charter
to
Custom
The
Shell
company
financing
Shell
April
on
shell
homes
foundations.
.and
the
in
used
Stock
to
company
1961
Homes,
whereby
Offered—
provide
of
of
corporate
basic
the
houses
business
event
the
purchase
price.
The
concrete
exterior
of
constructed
of
foundation
of
the
of
is
house
was
key
this
communication
computer
equipment
this
by
seeking
this
allowed
The
equipment
of
line
the
and
could
an*
business
the
new
teleohone
the
past
wood
on
and
concrete
the shell home
complete
as
part
except
of
for
194,
113.::*
p.
East St. Louis, 111.
Doctors' Convalescent Center, Inc.,
Commission—
—Files With Securities asd Exchange
corporation on Sept. 29, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering $250,-*
10-year, 10% convertible sinking fund debentures due Dec. 1;
1971 to be offered in units of $100 each at par. The debentures are
convertible into
class B common
stock .(par $100>
between Dec. 1)
The
of
000
and
1963
March
Proceeds
underwriting is involved.
improvements, furnishings
1964. No
1,
and
for
used
be
to
are
working
capital.
Mills, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Don
The
corporation
shares
common
Proceeds
general
a
D.
to
are
in
Sept. 27, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 60,000
10c) to be offered at $5, through Stan-Bee &
C.
added
be
oixiv.es
financing
of
"
Red
the
ill
w'iv.i
the
general
to
business.
factoring
i.xiuo
engaged
on
(par
Washington,
Co.,
(E. F.)
AT&T
communication
business" .cus-t
the
between
The company can obtain such Communication
company.
has
not
yet
as
done
because
so
has
it
not
located
and
funds
to
used
conduct
■
.
Bldg.,
Rock
of
shipments
business
kh
Ga.
Atlanta,
machines.
of
capital
stock
common
(par
there
12
were
there
time
but
are
unissued
authorized
may
employees
issued
sale
in
voting
this
the
of
by
amount
election
of
have
this
of
the
right
company
total
or
to
grant
Corp.—New
Name—Refunding Com¬
F.
Drew
&
Inc.,
Co.,
York,
New
products, announced
on
N.
Oct. 5
a
leading producer of
change of name to Drew-
Y.,
a
Corp.
"
According to Lehman Brothers, investment bankers, who head a.
controlling group of stockholders in the company, "the change of name
reiLcts the increasing
of
chemicals
industrial
is
name
descriptive
role that the production and sale of a wide range
plays in the business of the company. The new
direction
the
of
of the
company's growth and ex¬
pansion program."
The
involving
approximately $11
program
has
,
also
company
In
of
March
common
equity
Chairman
of
It
year,
completed
refunding,
a
by
announced
that
all
a
the
of
partner
Directors
of
exchanging
investment
Manheim,
J.
Board
the
was
purchased
had
Frank
stock.
yesterday
conversion of its current bank indebtedness of
million to a term basis and that Lehman Brother?
this
Lehman( Brothers
had
the
agreed to increase its
for preferred stock.
loan
it
stated
which
a
group
company's
a
current
headed
by
outstanding
the banking firm, is
includes other Lehman
of
associates.
of
options
Dynex Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
the'
for the
Bank
York
New
Trust
common
Co.
has
been
appointed
transfer
192,
stock of the corporation.—V.
1608.
p.
sale
is
Chemical
agent and registrar for the
not
^
subscribe
the
company
E.
Chemical
shares.
shares
However, the board
amounts of stock to
-
directors,
•.
the
consists
280,000
purchase
certain
to
power
' '
the
company
outstanding
company.
company.
stockholders
offered
in
the
below.
Corp.,
Chemical
Drew
Changed—
Co., Inc.—Name
&
Chemical
cents).
10
to
the
of
the
have
and
and
options
no
shares
of
Drew
Drew
pleted—
its
.
authorized
See
(the
year
Dataphone equipment)
transportation
of
information
and
manual
of
during
right
to
to
stock.—V.
or
otherwise,
any
additional secu¬
his propor¬
421.
*
maintain
194,
p.
.
The
Stock Offered—Pur¬
Securities
corporation
common
Emricli
shares
units,
new
of
and
on
(par
of
Canada
Ltd.—Files
Exchange Commission—
Sept. 29, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,000
40 cents)
to be offered at $3, through S. I.-
N. Y.
Proceeds are to be used for rental
distributorships, expansion and advertising.
36 Eensley Ave., Toronto, Canada,
is engaged in the.
Associates,
Economy
Conditioners
Water
Economy
With
'
of
Datum Industries, Inc.—Common
changed
Plan.—V.
vegetable oil
through
service
between
center.
company)
company's std€£.
the
tionate
erecting
furnished
is
than
need
Sept.
this
directors
No
of Broad St.
company
Purchase
and
selling of water
Inc.,
conditioning units to home
to an Oct. 9, 1961 prospectus, Robert L. Ferman
Co., Inc., Miami, Fla., and New York City, publicly
offered 102,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$4 per share. Proceeds will be used by the company for
Monsanto Chemical
leasehold
for
suant
selling,
and erects
of
means
shares
1,000,000
rities
.
in
Normally the company supplies
such
name
represented
customer
,
Cumulative
equity
operations.
Inc.
is engaged
homes.
are
the
equipment
:: J:
the
center in any physical location as of this date,
although
presently considering the lease of one of several possible locations
Minneapolis.
.
:
-
As
7,500
company,
organized
and
incorporated under
the
of Marvland on Jan, 23. 1961. amended Its corporate
3,
keep
; v
is
new
proceeds
to
a
selling
to
a
Sept. 19, 1961 offering circular, T. J. Mc¬
Co., Washington, D. C., publicly offered
120,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $2.50 per
Net
advances
CAPITALIZATION—The
of
Inc.—Files Stock Plan—-
& Research,
and Hepburn Rd., Clifton, N, J., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 5 covering 10,000 shares'
"Of common stock,
to be offered pursuant to its Employees'*. Stock
the
is
computer
of
&
share.
establish
company's
direct
a
satellites
Pursuant to
Donald
company
transmitting computer information developed by A T & T
but
At
Homes, Inc.—Common
the
the
authorized
Shell
fast
teledata
provides
193, p. 2541.
Custom
to
business
(other
eliminates
tomer
business
busy.
the
and
the
lists
ranging
pending
month tenancy,
office of the
to
registered
sufficient
proposes
by
and
facilities
and
obtain
scientific
and
obtained
and
Trust
prospectus
amounts
month
a
The
computer center in the Twin
Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minn. The advantages of mechani¬
equipment
split >.
owns
National
on
location.
personnel
and
shares
stock
3-for-l
Chairman,
First
12.3%.
to
propose
recent
Board
(The
missiles,
State of Minne¬
Industries, Inc.
Bischoff
and general data processing.
The company intends
service this equipment can offer as it has the "trained
this equipment but there is no assurance that it
to
devices
electronic
1,622,700
the
in
G.
of
name
operate
able
customer
ing shares of capital stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders
thereof, privately or publicly at prices not in excess of those then pre¬
vailing on the American Stock Exchange.
company
the
to
company
Cities
be
1157.
This corporation, of 5575 Kearny Villa Rd., San Diego, Calif., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 6 covering 30,000 outstand¬
The
Stock " Offered—■"
65,000
35,000
194, p. 317.
This
-
will offer its services to businesses by using ibis
the fields of billing, sales analysis, inventory, general,
payroll, management forecasting, administration," process
scientific data processing, engineering problem solving,
off)
accurate
Cubic
:
in
conversion,
The
■
appointed co-registrar for
p.
.
—V.
National
provide
will
Shares
—
Investors
California
-
Inc
& Sons,
company
personnel
4 500
194,
,
Bank—Building, Minneapolis, which is the law
office of its attorneys
and to which the company has no leasehold
rights. The company intends to lease a physical plant in Minneapolis,
but it has not as yet done so and as of this date it has no physical
properties.
J
/''■*,
"
•:
v.)';':/
The company
up until
the spring of 1961 was used primarily for
investment while the officers, investigated various business possibilities
that were created by the growth of the new electronics industry.
trained
New
incorporated
was
under the
Minn.,
another'
control,
Corp.—Appointment—
corporation.—V.
.
-
.
accounting,
4,500
Co.
are
_
•
Osborne
K.
Dixon Chemical
20.91%.
its name was changed to Data Management, Inc.
presently located at 333 East Hennepin Ave., Room
offices
6,000
"
group
^
Inc.—Common
company
1957,
5,
The
8,500
:
a
as
President. *
1961,
23,
equipment
632.
p.
Bank
of
•
8,500
Co
Monroe &
Cosmodyne
stock
'.
j.*
Inc.
&
V-
Shares
17,736
&
Farrell,
Collins
,>;•>''v;/
r-
Co.
Renshaw
Blosser
&
Julien
—V.
&
own
named
below have severally
the respective number of shares
Sept.
a
BUSINESS—The
This
■:Vi'-
The
to
outstanding
Heller,) Frederick
22.73%, 22.73%;
H.
Sr.,
as
ex¬
has
company
which Edward
a
director,
of
and
V.
12, 1961 offering circular, M. H,
Bishop & Co., Minneapolis, publicly offered 260,869
shares of this firm's common stock at $1.15 per..share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $260,869, will be used by
the company for space and facilities, lease of equipment,
advanced programming and working capital.
v'
1608
FINANCING
Royce,
Management,
lease
EFFECT
par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
Data
On
1921.
GIVING
Authorized
Common
1925,
Cook, now
which has been;
and
1908
in
stock,
McLellan is listed
L.
Pursuant
sota
Wisconsin
capital
the
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to purchase from the company
of common stock as set forth:
^/•"**'■'-A/£.■
v,;*_■"
,.t.
indebtedness,
Donald
and
development
future
expenses
contracts,
to be available
capital
18.18%', respectively, and management officials
Kenneth
r
photographic post cards.
as
of
shares
Anderson
and
and
company
the
for
purchase of equipment for
processing Kodachrome film or for the acquisition of
other photofinishing firms.
in
165,000
L.
Oct.
an
~
certain
to
including
purposes,
pansion of business.
working
126,000
112,003
will be
of
deduction
after
$326,000 and will be used approximately as follows:.
payable, $112,234; payment of outstanding notes
$20,655; acquisition of real property, $65,000; improve¬
ments
to real
property, $30,000; equipment, $30,000; and additional
working capital, $68,111.
\
and
defense agencies and to contractors with*
pertaining to technical, publications and the
the field of electronioa. Of the net proceeds'
$120,000 will be used to retire a short-term bank
addedrto
$82,000
„
500,000
150,000
.
approximately
Reduction
and systems pro-;
as a-consultant to.
in
the balance-Twillabe
($1
proceeds
net
PROCEEDS—Tne
.
PROCEEDS—The
estimated
par)
($1 par)——
stock
Outstanding
"...
None
None •
'
matters
sale,
„
common
FINANCING
19,220
250,000
trade creditor
to
A,
Class
*
Government
on
personnel
payable
Class
furniture,
wire,
Authorized
$24,674
Capital stock:
is engaged in "the business of' writing and preparing,
maintenance manuals, training aids, technical proposals
agencies
training
TO PRESENT
EFFECT
by chattel mortgages—
secured
Notes
steel
drawn
cold
sells
GIVING
sales contracts
Conditional
company
reports covering complex electronic equipment
duced for the Department of Defense, and also acts
-
.
presently maintains its principal office on leased prem¬
East 16th St., Los Angeles, Calif.
The company
3525
Debt:
by
;7:
.
of the com¬
$4 per share.
was
the merger,'
of
time
at
CAPITALIZATION
Calif., filed a
100,000 shares
Ontario,
St.,
Oct.
on
public
for
& Co.
and
the
at
company
located
ises
company
primarily manufactures and
springs and related products.
945
Beverly
Angeles, Cal.,-
& Sons, Inc.,
incorporated under the laws of the
State of California on Nov. 16,
1955 as Sudy Spring Co., and is the
successor
by statutory merger in July, 1961 with Manufacturers Wire
Corp., a California corporation, incorporated on Aug. 3, 1959. The name
of
the company
was changed
to Diversified Wire & Steel Corp. of
Outstanding
237,200 shs.
-Authorized •:
400,000 shs.
milling
and
mining
America—Common
Steel Corp. of
&
V. K. Osborne
—
BUSINESS—The
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
•
.
Offered
1,250,000,
without
'
.
pany's $1 par class A common stock at
underlying
The
'
the
in
engaged
is
Wash,
Hills, Calif., and California Investors, Los
on
Oct. 3 publicly offered 100,000 shares
Building,;
in which the players
with
the
operations
Big Board,"
become
cents)
be
to
(par
A ' covering
at 20 cents,
8,'1961 filed a "Reg.
cents) to be offered
Sept.
five
on
shares
Co.—Files With
& Milling
Commission^--
Exchange
and
company
Stock
moved
and
200,000
common'
"The
and
GIVING
50
statement
stcck,
operation
100,100 shares
1
375,000
<
,
company,
Staats
1960
under
adviser.
authorized
cent, of which
shares of class A
1,399,900
cent,.of
1
par
is
par
29,
(par
113.
p.
capital
2,500
Inc.—
■
Sullivan Mining
&
business.
five-year warrants sold by certain present stock¬
holders, to the underwriter, at lc each, exercisable at the public offering,
price, and 5,200 shares underlying like warrants sold to William R.
company.
Management
This
shares
to
Inc.,
March
* on
194,
4,500.
3,500
3,5UU
-----
lV..v.:V•-
""Delles* ofS Colville,
Morgan & Co. The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be' supplied by
amendment.
The registration statement also includes 7,800 outstanding
New
of
Fund,
investment
"Fund")
contract-with
its
as
(voting),
outstanding,
Growth
management
(the
advisory
act
to
stock
common
presently
are
the
The
.
capital
Data-Design Laboratories—Stock Registered—
of
is registered under the Investment Com¬
Fund,
investment
an
for
which
CAPITALIZATION—Management
shares
under
organized
was
The principal
office of Management is
Harbourton, N. J.
V
was
organized by Richard
C.
Jacobs
principally
1959.
—V.
.0
H. Neuwirth & Co.,
317.
p.
Securities
•
y
stock
registration
:
,r
.
Hollow,
Management
act
corporation
Wilder*
209
at
were
company
-■
Corp., New York City, on Sept. 27
publicly offered 296,000 warrants for the purchase of
296,000 shares of Continental Fund Distributors, Inc.,
class
A non-voting
common
stock, at a price of 10.
per
offices
the
entitled
game
securities
sell
stock market.
Common
-
Crawford,
Shares
Inc.
Co
&
Miller Securities Corp.—
Pan American Securities-
63,500
Inc._
Diversified Wire
Its initial
Y. In 1959
N.
14,
has
buy
of the
1876.
p.
Management
Hardy
&
194,
-> )
Penzell
v
a
company was incorporated on May 26, 1958, under
State of New York,
and commenced doing business
the
CAPITALIZATION
Continental
to
Offered—Pursuant
.
to
par
outstanding.—V. 191,
presently
Stock
its offices to its
present location at 480 Factory St., Watertown, N. Y,„
The company is engaged in the business of developing, manufactur¬
ing and selling adult and children's games.
Its principal product to
stock
common
(voting),
—v.
this
of
Rochester
offered
12,000
•„
7,500
Inc.5,000
Co.
&
Ross
&
French
&
of
laws
on
$15,000.
authorized
is
Hardy
BUSINESS—The
the
Co.,
—
Graham,
working capital.
this
of
-•l'-"
28,
shares
of.-.the
amount sold.
the
on
to
1,000,000 shs.
&
Ferman
Inc.
FINANCING
; Outstanding
242,000 shs.
PRESENT
TO
—
,
.
have ^evera y
undeiwuting agiee
1^ will be
hereby. All shares will
named
underwriters
2213.
Peterson
$250,120.
presently
are
stock
common
be
wholly-owned
a
CAPITALIZATION
B
EFFECT
10c)
L.
Robert
1961)offering circular, McDonald, Anderson,
Co., Minneapolis, publicly offered 160,000
firm's common stock at $1.15 per share.
Proceeds will be used for the repayment of debt, pur¬
chase
of
equipment, new product development and
as
offering after deducting expenses
It is presently intended to use
these proceeds for the following purposes: Increased promotional and
advertising expenses, $88,000; general working capital, $125,120; repay¬
ment
of -indebtedness,
$22,000; and the organization and operating
at
.193, p.
(par
600,000 shs.
below
par)
(10c
102,000 shares of common stock
purchased if any are purchased:
Delles
by
the
services
stock
Dadan, Inc.—Common
public distribution of shares of Con¬
Distributors
was
inactive
until
April
agreement with the Fund, Distributors receives
its
PROCEEDS—The
esimated
shares
GIVING
\v,;' ~,
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
kits.
HNANCINQ^ •
agreed subject to the terms and conditions of an
ment
to
purchase in the respective amounts
set
construction
closet in each
Authorized
Inc.
price of Fund shares
offering
Distributors,
under the laws
1959
for
to
commission
Fund
July
Fund,
for
Pursuant
I960.-
in
underwriter
principal
a
one
v))))I-*; - '""-''v;-- -y;'';
CAPITALIZATION
Common
TO**®®®*
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Common
by
purchasers
the
framing
—
price of 990 per share. ".;■ '•.
Richard
to
offered
facilitate
for
to
with
'
Niagara Investors Corp., N. Y. C., publicly
offered via a Sept. 27 offering circular, 256,000 shares of
the company's non-voting class A common stock at a
homes
partitioned
be
may
to
Road, Orange, N. J. Datom
distributes af whole
yen_
electrical products as transistorized a
tube radios, portable phonographs and educational
tional
1
manufacturing
1961. It maintains
1,692
to
.
The com
York
July,
and
electric
such
entrance.
purchaser.
Offered
feet
un<^
incorporated on Nov- 5<
as Sonic-Datom ColT-
was
New
Scotland
manufactures and
designs,
engineers,
are
company
square
of
name was changed in
office
facilities
at
350
and
completion.
such
by
from
size
model
pany
City has been appointed registrar
the
ox
sub
for
the comof
from
bedroom..
Upon request, the company will sell, to the purchaser all other ma¬
terials necessary for the completion of the house. Such sales if made
would result in an increase in cost over the basic sales price to the
Corp.—Ap¬
pointment—
of
in
rear
one
Irving Trust Company, New York
except
unfinished
and
company
State
the
of
16, 1961
Monday, October
.
.
.
pany's
standardized shell homes
square feet. Txie parti¬
tion
studding referred
to
herein serves
to divide
the house into
living-room, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms and to provide a front
Any
Consolidated
for
sold
houses
ranging
,
uninsulated
financing
arrange
Co.,
&
repayment,
is
interior
laws
the
-
,
floors,
ceilings, rafters, partition studding and closet framing. In order toy
complete the house the purchaser must arrange for any other such
construction
as
he
may
desire.
Moreover,
he
must independently
Consolidated Aerosol Corp.—Files With SEC—
corporation
BUSINESS—The
windows, exterior trimming,
it is equipped with doors,
as
roofing.
and
The
The
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1612)
owners.
&
tising,
improvements,
new
product
additional
equipment, adver¬
development and working capital.
Electro-Chemical
This
company,
the cracking
The
process
of
Industries—Acquires Process—
Haifa,
Co.
of
Israel,
has
announced the acquisition from
of Monsanto's technology
St. Louis, Missouri,
of Ethylene Dichloride.
is used in the manufacture of
H
./
■
-
Vinyl Chloride Monomer,
Volume
194
Number
6099
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1613).. 5,
the first such agreement made
by Monsanto with ElectroIndustries, Ltd.
1
•
'v,v the third largest chfemical
company in the United States
and one of that country's largest producers of plastics raw material,
a
plastics raw material.
A subsidiary of Electro-Chemical Industries
This
is
Food
Chemical
This
Monsanto is
at
$2.50
This
statement
stock.
of
rate
with
It
stockholders of
is
the
SEC
Emerson
Sts., Jersey City, N. J., filed
Radio
Oct.
on
to
proposed
offer
&
6
covering
such
stock
320,000
for
offered
pursuant
Option Plan;
The
of
-
company's
! :
•
-
the
to
amendment.
Key Employees'
Restricted
Tne
The
'
'v';.'
Stock
number
sold
Plan,
from the stock sale will be avail-
>
5%-
indeb.euness'
interest
of
company1
which
dent.
has
He owns 290,086 outstanding shares of Emerson,
officials
the
of
company
as
412,944
group
a
V%''
(19%).—V.
a;
obtained
and
by
derived
5,000
Emertron,
194,
1276.
p.
The
corporation
common
snares
Co.,
Energy
sale
of
distribution
York
1961
filed
to
be
offered
"Reg.
a
at
Brooklyn,
Ave.,
A"
engaged
the
in
components.
Corp.
approve
increase
an
2,000,000
shares.
to
the
company's
its
of
authorized
stockholders
stock
common
to
:
from
Camera's
common
where
stock
is
is
has
currently
traded
listed
been
the
on
since
at
agent for
York
New
has
City,
been
the capital stock of the corporation.—V.
First
Apache
Pursuant
to
Realty
Sept.
194,
194,
BUSINESS—The
March
eral
29,
1961,
partners
for
Bank
of
June,
1959,
E.
man
under
2,
called
centers,
of
the
partnership
State
Corp.,
a
State
corporation
Apache
principal offices
to
office
buildings
in
engage
acquisition,
the
and
and
Mr.
Tru¬
commercial
business,
and
industrial
common
modernize
indirectly,
York
has
for
due
redemption
May
1,
1972
(far north
Nov.
on
at
The
1,
1961,
excepted)
of
the
will
Corp.
the
in
by
cost of over
a
from
corporation
of
for
connection
1961
and
the
financing
cost
aged
and
organized
Through
1971, at prices ranging from 102%
1,
is
and
properties.
furnishes
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Apache
6{/i7c,
Realty
24-year
Insurance
first
&
mortgage
Annuity
PROCEEDS—The
tions
by
to
130
the
to
,
Pla
Proceeds
be
General
Outstanding
,
.
$3,859,500
;
$3,859,500
In
Teachers
to
of
on
America
4,000,000
4,090,000
194,
proceeds
as
in
of
this
be
returned
to
Apache
and
working
offering
used
the
not
to
that
approximately
capital,
used
to
in
such
cash
$3,290,000,
approximately
acquire,
at
such
proceeds
will
time
not
as
be
For
209
used
to
$6.60
such"
for
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
below,
Units
as
terms
from
purchase
forth
at
shall
of
the
not
underwriters
Apache,
price
be
$4,650
of
subscribed
for
offering.
the
by
below
have
respective
unit,
per
others
of
the
Co.,
&
...
APA,
Simmons
agent,''
for
V.
shares
194,
p.
with
the
The
Norman R.
Steinmetz,
the
of
tions
2.86: v
has
York .Trust
Co.,
agent
interest
been
•
share.
to
opposite
10
received
and
of
dividend
the
The
reinvestment
company.—V.
194,
-•
the
from
their
on
Sept.
26,
1961
filed
"Reg.
a
29,
1382.
Inc.—Common
was
Securities
stock
&
tails
to
total, 100,000 shares were sold for the account
50,000 shares for selling stockholders. -
PROCEEDS—Net
from
proceeds
the
sale,of
its
shares
the
New
company to defray the expenses of opening new
York-New Jersey Metropolitan area and elsewhere
The
balance
of
the
items.
be
used
/
•
BUSINESS—The
will
proceeds
develop
be
stores
in
West
Hempstead,
Island,
S.
..
.
.
10
wholly-owned
CAPITALIZATION
stores
and
nine
agency
GIVING EFFECT TO
stores.
PRESENT
Authorized
5y2%
notes
Common
—V.
194,
payable
stock
p.
(25
to
banks
cents
7.
$123,000
"
being allotted,
additional
subscrip¬
from
the
set
forth
112%
of
Co.*
Inc.
the
company
opposite
named
contained
their
in
&
&
Ross,
by
below
the
number
N.
A.
—V.
'
22,500
Samson,
financing
Securities
>
9,000
Hart
194,
& Co
p.
Group,
have
sub¬
agreed,
Units
v
John
&
-
General
a
Outstanding
"
1948
—_
9,000
Inc.—
Joshua
&
'
750,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
.
Co.,
&
will
be
N.
Halle
&
Hooker
of
.
The
Stock
Of¬
company,
to
a
a
the
used
to
net
proceeds
10,500
H.
7,000
Hurry,
A.
The
to
be
indebtedness
received
$12.50
have
agreed
severally.
$11.50 per share the
stock
••
&
set
forth below
'
.
Brothers...
&
Riecke
■
5,000
&
Inc
&
5.000
Co.,
Inc,__
5,000
Inc.
7,000
Brewer,
Bryant,
J.
5,000
Inc
Robinson-Humphrey
"Rouse,
N.
Singer,
Becker
&
Inc.__
Russell
Shaw,
5,000
Turner,
&
Hooker
7,000
Co.,
&
Deane
Inc.__
7,000
Co.x
&
5,000
10,530"
Scrlbner
Smith, Ramsay & Co., Inc.
Co.
10,500
7,000
Sprayregen, Haft & Co,
Stein Bros. & BoyCe___
5,000
_______
&
Co.,
Writer
Co.,
;
Co.__
&
4,000
Stroud
7,000
&
Co.,
7,000
Inc.^——
Fay,
Inc.__
Johnson,,;Lane,
7,000
5,000
J.
4,u00
Wilson,
Co.
corporation
shares
Proceeds'
Sept.
on
(par
to
are
$2)
be
used
Venice,
1961
be
Sons__—
5.0305.000
Co.___
7,000
Wheat &
filed
offered
Johnson & Higgins
7.030
of
SEC^—
for
debt
$6,
is
construction,
repayment,
engaged
and
I" '
'
,
Fla.
"Reg. A" covering 21.000
without underwriting.
a
at
purposes.
Pines
memorial
&
Co._i_-
Park, Inc.—Files With
27,
to
corporate
Gulf
C.
5,000
&
7,000
Gulf Pines Memorial
general
Co.,
1507.
p.
common
7,000
&
Co
&
Walker
Joseph
Westheimer
&
Co
10,500
Vercoe
10,500
Co
&
Taggart
5,030
,"".nowlf'~"
194,
A.
Co.____^—
Bros.
Kentucky
Swift
.x.—
Co.,
5,000
;
Inc.
Space,
Inc
F.
Charles
5,000
—
Kaufman
The
5,000
Co
&
Henry
-xx.—
&
Sutro
Talbot
&
Corp.
in
<
the
operation
of
a
park cemetery.
States
tails—Our
Oct. 4, of
Utilities
issue
Oct.
of
Co.—Additional
9,
1961,
from
the
the
underwriters
the
have
respective
severally
of
amounts
agreed,
the
Brothers
$1,350,000
by
represented
the
by
company
bank
bor¬
Baird
&
Co.,
&
Burge
&
&
Dorsey
Drexel
&
—
&
Co.
&
Kraus__
Co.
Eecker
G.
A.
200,000
'
-
600,000
Inc.
Baxter
Inc.
Co.
800,000
1,000,000
200,000
Inc
1,000,000
Co.
Ellis
Holyoke
First
Securities
Amount
Co.
100,000
& Co.__
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
150,000
400,000
Edward
John
D.
Jones
&
Joyce
B.
1,000.000
Co.
:
Loewi & Co. Inc.
Metropolitan
250,000
Dallas
Corp.
Mid-South Securities Co.
F. S. Moseley & Co.__
100,000
Mullaney,
Co.
600.000
400,000
J. A. Overton &
Co.__
Pacific
Northwest
Co.
150,000
2j0.000
_
L_
Wells
Jackson
150,000
Paine,
800,000
250,000
&
Curtis
_
_____
Rodman & Renshaw __
J
A
Corp )
Haupt
&
Hogle
Indianapolis
Share
-%t\A
400,000 '
& Co.x.
Bond
Corp.
1
&
—
enrr
400,000
Webber,
&
Co.___—
(a
200.000
100,000
1,000,000
Co
Talbot
Hill Richards & Co., Inc.
Ira
purT
deben¬
Corp
&
&
Hannaford
800,000
800.000
Inc
Co.,
to
new
Amount
Ball,
on
below:
Proctor & Paine
W.
De¬
sale
financing details follow:
company
forth
set
tures
Financing
reported
$15,000,000 of this firm's 4%% debentures due
Additional
1981.
*r
repay
'
Details—Our
Christensen,
10,500
Stieglitz__
Kalman
Kentucky—Appointment—
of
successor
is
,
Shares
20,000
Co.__
Marache
&
Abbott,
Co.
Y
zipper'machinery.
and
of
Peters,
Co._
&
Co
&
Lehman
Scientific Instrument Co.—Common
PROCEEDS—Of
$30,000
corporate
Park,
.
Telephone
the
general
Hyde
common
25,000
4,000
Inc
& Co., Boston, Mass., publicly offered
the company's no-par common stock
Sept. 22 prospectus at a price of $7 per share.
as
A
Murch
5,000
chase
Planning
Connecticut corporation, was organized
partnership formed -hy H. Joseph Gerber
and Abraham Kopplemann in
1945.
The company ■ designs, manufac¬
tures
and
sells, various types of scientific instruments.
in
price
a
Mason
UNDERWRITERS—The
fered—Estabrook
via
'
underwriters
at
class
Middlebrook,
Guerin
Robert
shares
of
7,000'
Blair
78,000
for
Financing
9,000
T'he Irving Trust Co., New York City,
has been appointed * trustee,
registrar
and
paying
agent
for $2,500,000
of
the
company's
first
mortgage bonds, 5% series due 1991.—V. 190, p. 1523.
Gerber
"Reg. A" covering 100 000
at $3,
through G. Everett
a
be 'used
"
Co.,
9,000
1383.
Outstanding
de¬
.
Investment
5,000
td
.
Co.______
Deetjen
Granbery,
&;
*
par >____.
&
Fairman
—V.
Stone
Inc.
Inc
FINANCING
Shares
Inc.
issue.
the
underwriting agree¬
of units of class A
Graber
in
22 500
offered
are
5,000
pv-v-u-
names:
22,500
Inc
be
company
•
Emanuel,
1158.
p.
Units
Lyon
CIa33
BUSINESS—The
FINANCING
$123 000
•Inc.
Total
shares.
headed
group
194,
to
Long
N. Y., markets at retail and wholesale a variety of modern
furniture items designed for use in home, offices, schools and
hotels.
The line consists of sofa lounges, double and
single convertible
sleepers, and chairs,
all
made
with
foam
cushioning,
and
tables,
benches, desks and cabinets.
The
company
markets its entire line
style
through
are
Additional
underwriters
conditions
v
Ross,
the
U.
furniture
.
in
3,947,795
used
in
the
new
'
headquartered
company,
to
will
the
privilege,
approximately
by
a
York.—V.
New
Co.
Of the
of the company and
,
and
purchase
common'stock
Northeastern
10.
&
t'ichler
Hannaford
„
of
in
home
441 000
104,000
Lestrange
M.
Gulf
the terms
shares at
Oct.
that
interest
nursing
PRESENT
____204,000
Bass
follow:
Bruno-Lenchner,
on
to
warrant.
UNDERWRITERS—The
ject to
Godfrey, Hamilton, Taylor & Co. Inc., New
City, made the initial public sale of common stock
of Foamland U. S. A., Inc.
through the offering of 150,000
share
the
in
Subscriptions—-
shares
635,441
underwritten
Corp.,
and
York
per
.
subscription
of
amounted
purchase
2,600
Offered—Finkle
•.
acreage,
90,000 units of this firm's securities at $3.50 per share.
Each unit consisted of one class A common share and
ment
U. S. A.,
amount
new
200,000
1961, filed
to
several
Inc
Arthurs,
The
;
covering
Co.,
Bateman,
Florida
Spray Service, Inc. — Additional Financing
Details—Our is^ue of Oct. 2, 1961, reported the sale of
one
A"
the
received
offering
additional
TO
names:
Co.
&
$172:
General
agent
p.
•
in
the
beneficial
a
operating
'
EFFECT
cents)
numbers of shares
&
the
terms
to
affiliated
'
Corp.—Additional
Jack
amount
are
corporation
homes pres¬
13
3,000,000
Sept.
on
(par
Eir.gham, Walter &
with
to
total
acres
:
166,831
99%
a
respect
($20 par);._
Hemphill, Noyes &
Co.__
Troster, Singer & Co
1961
cents
91
eight
elderly
Additional financing details follow:
purchase
respective
corporation's
common
stock
offered
to
stockholders
rights'which expired Sept.
27,
1961,
there were 3,780,964
Webster
appointed
registrar
and
York City, sole transfer
New
'
President has announced
under
;
6.86
Bank
140,000
Corp.—Stock
for. The balance of
shares to be offered at par
($10), without underwriting.
•
Flying Commuter of 525 State College, Pa. provides a scheduled
flight service between State College, Pa., and Washington, D. C.
by
Service
subscribed
of
in
Of the
homesites.
1276.
shares
Inc
•
$4.25
p.
The
another
130
Bache
million
acres
the
'•
beds.
GIVING
(Corp.)
.General Public
capital
Co.
194,
with
licensed
UNDERWRITERS—The
Eppler,
About
28.00
1382.
Fcamland
scld.
_L.x_____.x__x.__________.i______
Services,
disbursing
corporation
530,000
-
Flying Commuter, Inc.—Files With SEC—
-
for
been
through
beneficial
of
land
have
acres
home.
County Courthouse Rd:,v'New
in the manufacturing of dri
cascing
Coburn
190,000
of
at
1960.
nearly
28.00
New
dividend
in
:_I.
Manhattan
Bank
$5.33
owns
inventory.—V.
company's
First Mortgage Investors—Appointment—?
Chase
now,
enough
50,000
subscriptions
The
from
up
shares
Whipple & Co.
Sampair & Eagan, Inc.
.-
$32
'
Oct. 9, 1961, issue reported the sale on
Oct. 2, of 600,000
shares of this company's class A common stock
per
1C61.
34.28
Bacon,
Chemical
in
7__
&
Investment
Inc.
than
maintenance
the
operate
Inc., N. Y. Proceeds
Glickman
.
.7;
.
.
$85
nursing
!/.
G'xbri"'6f;
engaged
Anrlvsts
Development's assets now amount
million in the past year.1 Net assets
Program
accordance
•••-.
Ellis
Apache
company
some
set-'
percentages
such
in
severally
better
V
.
about
of
sales
such
Industries, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Hirsch
for
sales
against
as
■
•
to
Inc.
The
7;.
Blunt
per
Security
total
General
of
share
communities,
named
in
that
gain
a
of
that
of $1.20 to $1.40 per share
estimated
and
.
Society
estimated
of
1158.
shares
;•
$75 million, a new record and an
total of $56 million. Earnings for 1961
1960's
...
15%
to
Fxesiaent,
Yoars
Mr.
10
York
care
(10c par)_
corporation
purposes,
fund,xCommencingi in
.-v..
New
the
company
not fee title)
has
Parks
approximately
over
rar.ge
,;.<■•^
added
million,
purposes.
:
•
to
the
the
xoa;s,
34%
in
1962,
.
He
;
General
tne
of
be
earnings
will
or
A.
rl.
amount
in. 1960.
and
operate
or
costs
lu,
increase
$584,500.
develop,
administrative
Program
pay
investors
determine
Plaza,
Oct.
should
before
maintenance
presently holds fee title to 13 parcels
Massachusetts, on which are maintained
subsidiary and
presently holds
preferred stock
p.
Glen
Development Corp.—Earnings Forecast—
address
an
would
of this offering and of the subscrip¬
Units by Partners are intended to be used
follows: To purchase at cost t:ie net eiuity of
funds
will
Partners
r.ote
Association
net
Inc.,
a,
uninvested
properties
Units
ahd
these
..
Partnership
Program
Apache
Program
at
acquiring for invest¬
and
licensed
FINANCING
Authorized
First
the
are
wholly-owned
(but
conv.
The
to par, plus accrued interest.
■'
of
offices
aggregate of 697 beds.
the
common
storage terminal facilities in the United States,
industry many other products and services.—V.,191,
"Vf,; •"
1277.
p.
operation
-
CAPITALIZATION
...
laws
reim¬
cars, securing
the certifi¬
contemplates
for
the
re¬
tank
to
(1)
Authorized
51/a%-
the
gation of public
with
shopping
of
the
Principal
property intended for use by
operation of nursing homes to be
occupied
incidental to or of assi gnee
acquired
and
an
a
leasehold
—V.
annual, sinking
lts
homes, "
providing services
CAPITALIZATION
of
$1,250,000
;
0
corporation,
.
FUND—A
under
has
affiliated
be
to
expenditure of approximately $30,000,000
freight cars, funds ,rfpv which
corporation's treasury.;
fleet
incorporated
was
Boston 26, Mass.
the
has
company
ently contain
the
1962
its
to
its various nursing
working capital,
:
cars,
toward
Offered—
operating corporation,
to a 1%
equity interest in each case, is owned in
equal
by the company's three principal stockholders
(Joseph Carver
Jacob D. Waldman and Paul
Wallins), who derive no significant profit
tions to the company of
rent, bookxeeping and consuicing lee,-,
tuxd
dividends
on
its non-voting
stock.
The
other
home
(Shadow
Lawn
Nursing Home) was recently acquired and is
presently operated by
Joseph Carver, who is acting as nominee for an
specialized
used
(2)
with
Common stock
will be
the
of
Transportation
Stock
amounts
rail¬
hopper
company,
improved real property in
separate nursing homes for
a
of
300,000 shs.
amounting
be
$27,700,000.
the
American
fleet
FINANCING
Outstanding
a
nursing homes is operated by the ccmoany
operated by affiliated corporations to which
the company leases the individual
properties and related equipment and
in which the
company in each case owns a 99%
equity interest (non¬
voting).
All
voting
stock
of
each
affiliated
Canadian
than 2,300
more
Increased
improve
increase
and the aged. None of
Twelve of such homes
over-subscribed.
secured
are
(approxi¬
finance
homes,
Securities
—
\
to
proceds
PRESENT
Inc.—Common
Dec' 30'" 1930 and
by.
-
Transportation
and
$55 500
others in connection with the
$100,000
Payment
such
capital to
TO
company is engaged in the business
and maintaining real and
personal
ment
$325,000
been
100%.
and
6ioL te,
13
City,
of
office
500,000 shs.
1261-1295 Blue Hill Ave.,
'
•
sales
new
Authorized
and
BUSLNESS—'The
of
162,500
chairman and
board
debt
repay
maximum
as
a
Oct. 10, 1961
offering circular, the com¬
without underwriting, 75,000 shares of
stock at $4 per share.
Proceeds will be used
to
principal business of General American Transportasupplying of its railroad freight cars to railroads and
shippers for their use.
The cars are supplied principally to shippers
of chemical;
petroleum and food products.
In addition to manufac¬
turing freight cars for its own fleet, the corporation builds cars for
sale to other companies,
owns and operates the largest single aggre-
Pro¬
of
listed
EFFECT
lease¬
/
■
stock-
an
its
BUSINESS—The
Ave.,
operation
and
will
tion
in
the
estate
real
development
estate
"
General American for its
the
•
gen¬
Marquette
523
at
of
retire ■95.%-' .of j the issue one. ./year prior to. mkturityj,! The
certificates
will
be
redeemable,.,foib:;dthe 'Sinking fund at' par
plus
accrued interest.
They also may be redeemed optionally on and after
on
Its
organized
Minnesota, and
Realty Corp.
Both
Part
area.
notes
repay
selling
offered,
pany
appointed
stock of the corporation.—V. 191, p. 901.
The offering was
SINKING
Oct.
organized
Minnesota.
of
of
the
of
their
proposes
the
on
of
is
New
Canada
American
additions
1962
Minn.
Program
emphasis
laws
have
limited
a
laws
Realty
president
Apache
Minneapolis
'me
the
Anderson,
and
gram
is
the
Apache
trade
Commerce.
provided from the
Offered—
29
program
under
are
State
or
GIVING
Services,
Pursuant to
pro¬
Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
has
bonds
General
mainder
prospectus, Blunt Ellis & Simmcns,
Chicago, 111.,
and associates
publicly offered
700 Program Units of the company at $5,000 per unit.
a
Warner
common
branch in
any
by
cates.
co-transfer
1506.
Program—Securities
Ply¬
York
and
equivalent to tne seller's
by the sale of $1,500,000 of
debentures.
The
balance of
the
real
establish
Kopplemann
Geriatric
of
Gage,
carriers at
bursing
p.
York
directly
exchanged for a
be
A.
certificates
build
Ameri¬
1933.—V.
appointed
1961 to
To date,
New
a
processing
road cars, mainly tank and airslide covered
Financial Federation, Inc.—Appointment—
Co.,
of
meat
They also own,
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Trust
assets
the
certain
to
to:
Illinois which
The
p." 1382.
Bankers
May
Inc.—Appointment—
the
6V4%
interest.
shares
Exchange,
Stock
meeting
in
industry.
wholly-owned subsidiary,
of
payable
Abraham
amount
sale
used
to
a
repay indebtedness incurred to
and it is expected
that approxi¬
—Vnmi°94 pOC318(n°
offering of $25,000,000 of this Cnicago,
111. firm's 4.55% equipment trust certificates due Oct.
1,
1981, was made Oct. 11, by an underwriting group
headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc. at par plus accrued
and a 2-for-l split in the outstanding
meeting is scheduled for Oct. 26, and stock¬
informed of the NYSE listing application in the
the proxy statement.
being
letter of
.Fairchild
can
special
a
law
processing
the
be
$55,500
Kopplemaiin,
to
underlying said
Offered—Public
stockholders'
are
covering
in
4,000,000
The
holders
called
in
the
Manhattan. Bank,
General
Exchange Listing—
directors
food
will
capital,
Abraham
existing sales offices.
The balance
mately $244,000) will be added to
working
Notes
president.
corporation
first
its
of
Imperial
corporation Oct. 2 filed application for the listing of its common
stock on the New York Stock Exchange.
The move followed a previous action on Sept. 19 when Fairchild's
of
Minnesota
working
to
.1
(2)
Employees'
New
The
board
The
made
V;:r
Seeks
—
snares
$40,000
CAPITALIZATION
institutions,
'■
Frank
as
409,
Chase
(YV. J.)
whole¬
VC;
Instrument
&
and
1961
inventories.
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock, of which management officials as a
common
shares.
Formula
50,000
through Albion
V-"7'■'/.'
is
of
transfer agent for
covering
-
equipment, and accounts receivable
this financing will be used to
pay
debentures, and the balance for working-
'V"
■
Brisbois
The
$3,50,
.
electronic
of
Camera
Stock
1,
10c)
N.
Y.
Nostrand
1626
Fairchild
Sept.
on
(par
Inc.,
5%
company
of
and
certain
to
shares
M.
.
^
Energy Components Corp.—Files With SEC—
Securities
its
provide
expand
The
1
issue.—V.
the
from
vmay
*
this
Inc.,
notes
•
addition
in
A.
Phonograph. Corp.—Rights Offering
Stockholders—
See
under
the
$800,000
was
the
on
common
To
of
to
and
capital
mately
75j,0o0
1960
director of the
company,
additional working
provide
'
engaged
name
group own 3,100 shares.
of
5% 'notes which
191/
? j"-""'. "'.""'T
f:.
Emerson Radio &
holders
company's
320,OU0
'
primarily in the New
price ($5,000,000 pius an
price
capital.
.
and management
shares
li
p.
includes
in
and
mortgage of machinery and
financing. Any net proceeds from
outstanding 2,000,000 shares of common stock, all
by Emerson. Benjamin Abrams is- listed as Presi-
owned
are
A
•;'%.V''v
Emerson.
the
to
(3)
and
in
back,
to
to
individuals
acquired, through its
Co., Inc., all of
same
was
notes
purchase
ab)e for general corporate purposes, including additional working capital
and the repayment, in whole or part, of the company's open account
The
also
offer
Provision
the purchase
its
engaged
has
company
mouth
Rock
of
pursuant
organized
was
enterprises
the
liabilities)
Net proceeds
to
proposes
'
involving altiinetry, navigation, fuzing- and firing, countermeasures,
data handling and
recording, guidance and telemetering, and ground
•
be
Option
company of the
vision business,
engages
training and'simulation.
limited
a
to
company
acquire
Restricted Stock
?' •'
issued to
shares
in research,-development, engineering, produc¬
tion and field servicing of electronic
equipment; Its- business chiefly
concerns
electronic sub-systems lot missiles and aircraft,
particularly
company
statement
incurred
issued
due
debentures.
stock, to
common
rowings
holder
payment
viously
Eber-
F.
registration
company
notes
in
50,000
the
at
date, subscription
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
registration statement also includes .163,000 shares of
be
regis¬
a
shares
Registered—
Foshay Tower, Minneapolis, Minn., filed a
with the SEC on Oct. 5 covering 50,000 snares
be offered for public sale (without underwriting)
1962,, outstanding in the aggregate amount of
thereof,...at the rate of 1,250 shares for each
$5,000 of notes held.. In addition, the registration statement includes
(1)
$800,000 of 6 %
registered convertible debentures due 1971. pre¬
subscription by
Phonograph Corp., its parent,
and
the
promissory
company share for each seven shares of Emerson.
heads the list of underwriter's. The record
one
stadt & Co.
-,price
of 14th'and Coles
company,
tration
Inc.—Common
1207
share.- The
$1,500,000,
Emertron, Inc.—Proposed Rights Offering—
common
to
stock,
per
Wx.ich
snares
of
statement
common
ox
established in Israel to produce that product.
has been
Corp. of America,
corporation
registration
^
Starkweather & Co
Sweney Cartwright & Co.
2^0,000
103,000
200,000
Rubber Products Corp.
Globe
fered
common
The group offered 175,000 shares
Co. Inc. and associates.
at
Common Stock Of¬
—
The first public offering of the corporation's
stock was made Oct. 6 by Kidder, Peabody &
—
18,340 jointly, and Emanuel Meyer, President,
her husband,
the
OFFER—Besides
EXCHANGE
public
offering,
offering 23,412 common shares to holders of its 3,902 outstanding pre¬
ferred shares, in exchange for their stock.
PROCEEDS—The
bar^k
short-term
.
in
Philadelphia,
the
$7,820,309
equal
$554,808,
were
months ended June 30,
six
the
with
compared
months
1961
reduce
to
used
„
auto¬
makes
sporting goods and housewares.
accessories,
EARNINGS—Sales in
394,436,
be
headquarters
with
BUSINESS—Globe,
mobile
will
proceeds
increase general funds.
to
before.
year
cents a
95
1961,
643,272
and
for
Earnings in the
share, com¬
See
June
stock
1961,
30,
adjusted
July
split
26,
the
for
The
class
UNDERWRITERS—Each of the underwriters named
below has sever¬
ally agreed to purchase, and the company and the selling shareholders
have agreed to sell to each of the underwriters severally, all the shares
of common stock opposite the name of each such underwriter.
corporation
8%
A
Peabody
Kidder,
&
&
Co
Bache
&
Co
Hemphill,
Paine,
9,000
Jackson
Webber,
McDonald
Mitchum,
Co.
Co
&
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
Co.,
4,000
Walker
& Co.
Butcher
Collings
—v. 194,
3,000
Sherrerd
&
&
both
3,000
&
3,000
;/:
.
Oct.
$4
underwriters
renting
have
below.
below
named
The
underwriting agreement contains a firm commitment to
purchase all of the 150,000 shares if any are taken. The underwriting
agreement provides that the several obligations of the underwriters
are subject to certain conditions as therein set forth;
:V'Shares
Godfrey, Hamilton, Taylor & Co., Inc
86,000
&
Magnus
Co.,
&
Roman
Inc.
35,000
—
Johnson
Eisenberg Co.
Davis, Pearson & Perkins,
194,
&
transfer
fine
a
far-
ownership
the
of
and
management of the company's various business interests.
the
the
plan,
company
then
to
assets
on
dispose
to
the
of
one
with
voted
be
proposes
become
panies,
at
of
country's
of
stockholders'
a
its
direct
largest
approximately
meeting Oct. 31,
business activities and
closed-end
investment
$500,000,000
value,
of
com¬
largely
consisting of common stocks and cash items.
Stockholders
class
of
shares
that
the
on
The
in
current
be
The
December.
stockholders
discusses
the
of
its
the
nine
for
dividend
for
to
It
the
is
new
quarterly divi¬
equal
to
its
entire
pay
declared
is
It
quarter
Oct.
mailed
its
capital
11
is
gains.
dividend
a
on
the
to
the
expected that another
the new shares in
on
payable
Oct.
stockholders
25,
outlines
1961
the
to
plan,
elected
looks at the future and an¬
The letter says it is contemplated that
changes will be made in the management of the com¬
W.
Humphrey, now president, will become chairman
Joseph
H.
Thompson,
vice-rchairman,
will
become
M.
the
of
member
law
firm
M.
A.
of
Day, Cockley & Reavis,
Jones,
will
be
former
Secretary of the Treasury and presi¬
Company from 1929 to 1952, will be a
Hanna
executive
committee
is
Ralph
expected
committee.
Warren
are
and
All
the
serving
As
that
Perkins,
Boston.
on
an
position
assets
Corp.,
of
the
W.
Other
Bicknell,
the
board
L.
of
directors
R.
L.
in
who
Ireland
addition
Cleveland,
named
company,
in
will
and
except
include
and
Mr.
Paul
Cabot
the
M.
field,
stocks
A.
Hanna
with
Mr
C.
are
of
will
occupy
approximately
three
companies
,v:
that
bilities
and
growth
potential
the
operations
of
proposed
will
the
194,
The
and
cost
Bank
has
conversion
on
Oct.
.
Conditions
the
of
separation
develop
company
more
will
be
Hobbs,
Cabot
of
presently
a
70%
unique
of
National
its
Steel
offer
for
appointed
5
of
GRH
amplifiers
from
for
the
for
of
mechanisms
Halltest
Co.,
have
magnetic
Hall
1961
31,
a
sale
the
of
and
shares
common
facilities
required
as
promotional
electro-mechanical
Microwave
test
sales
precision
in¬
operating the
Division,
of
equipment,
Electronics
Cornwell
agreement
company
with
begin
saturable
to
Corp.
Siemens & Halske
production and/or
reactors, magnetic
Devices.
the
of
$796,914
were
facilities
sales
the
Effect
EARNINGS—Net
March
the
and
enabled
for the six months
income was $40,160.'
company
and
net
ended
stock
purchase warrants;
UNDERWRITERS
The
—
and $515,307
Underwriters
of sundry
named
below
have
severally
Shares
Inc.
M.
Blauner
D.
closer
oppor¬
&
___.
L.
Lee
Jenks,
Co.,
&
Lieberbaum
Hallowell,
Shares
35,000
—
&
Westheimer
Inc
20,000
&
Rittmaster;
15,000
Co._
Pnilips?
Blosser
&
—V.
&
r;
ending Dec; 31, 1960, .it ha.d gross sales of
year,
&
stock
Common
Richard
C.
7,500
Hamershlag,
_
2,500
& Co.______
2,500
Co.__
2,500
Borg
&
194,
(F. N.)
With
The
Co.—Debentures Sold
Capital Corp., New York City.
Johnson
Securities
corporation
shares
Proceeds
are
10c)
(par
acquisition.—V.
Exchange
Sept.
on
to
Co., Inc., Minneapolis,
and
be
28,
to
be
for.
used
186,
1961
p.
offered
note
a
Our
issue
of
Minn.
of
company
Files
at
A" covering 105,000
without underwriting.
$1,
conversion,
lease
of
equipment
2050.
Oct.
'
200,000 shs.
10,000 shs.:
—
'
'
'
*
"
' 1
Split—Record Highs
Oct.
on
record
reported
2
and
sales
over
1960.
Korvette
of the issued stock of
approximately 38%
owns
Alexander's
Department Stores, Inc. and its affiliated Retail Realty, Inc.
earnings reported by Korvette do not reflect Ps proportionate
of
ended
July
The
29,
board
and Retail Realty
Alexander's
1961.
of
earnings
any
directors
of
of
The
share
the fiscal year
for
^
E.
J.
Korvette,
Inc.
at
a
meeting held
split of its common stock subject to
the approval of the stockholders.
The board took this action in the
belief
that it would
widen ownership
of the shares and make the
shares more readily marketable, Mr. w'lllensky auited.—V. 193, p. 2667.
Sept.
on
voted '
29,
Kratter
Corp.
for
3
a
1
Oversubscribed
Secondary
—
—
Oct.
10,
Bache & Co., New, York City, reported that a
secondary offering of 55,200 class A shares of Kratter
1961,
the
$25
at
shares
Proceeds
and
and
-
p.
been
1509.
oversubscribed
(par
to
are
29,
to
10c)
be
used
and
With
Commission—
Exchange
corporation on Sept.
common
had
194,
Equipment Co., Inc., Fairfax, Va.—Files
Krauser
The
share
per
closed.—V.
books
1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 150,000
offered at $2, without underwriting.
be
repayment,
debt
for
inventory,
equipment
working capital.
L M Plastics Co.,
The
Inc.—Files With SEC—
Sept. 25, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 175,000
(par 50c) to be offered at $1.15, without underwriting.
corporation on
shares
common
to
are
be
used
for
plant
expansion
equipment, debt
working capital.
and
repayment, research and development, advertising and
L
M
Plastics
First
of
of
manufacture
6524
plastic
Walker
City Bank
at
$12.25
Co.,
engaged
in
the
Inc.—Appointment—
of
has been appointed transfer
the corporation.—V. 190, p. 1836.
New York
agent for the common stock of
Loew's
is
Minneapolis,
St.,
products.
Refineries,
National
Companies,
Inc.
—
Common
Offered
—
Public
shares of this firm's common stock
share was made Oct. 11, by G. H. Walker
415,000
per
New
York
City,
and
associates.
The
offering
public sale of the company's common
quickly oversubscribed.
marked the initial
stock
and
was
of the
None
accrue
proceeds from the sale of the stock will
the offering is being made for
to the company as
certain
Financing De¬
9, 1961, reported the sale on
.Oct. 3, of $5,000,000 of this bank's three, four and fiveyear bonds (which were not underwritten) and $15,000,-
',31718 shs.
.
-
.
Outstanding
125,000 shs.
Authorized
ended July 30,
1961,5 sales were $180,212',726, an
$157,507,445 in the previous year; earnings were
year
14%
&
—
"Reg.
Japan Development Bank—Additional
—
'
Value)-
par
,
* "\Y
,
value).
par
($10
•'
- •
earnings. For
increase
$4,030,173,
or
$3.07 per share computed on 1,313,007 shares, the number
outstanding at year end,- William Willensky, President,
announced.
The
earnings exceeded by 47%
the prior year's total of $2,738,573,
or
$2.23 per share based on 1,225,960 shares outstanding on July 31,
The
the
offering of
Commission—
filed
'' :
Korvette, Inc.—Proposed
(E. J.)
;
Privately—Oct.
was
Federated
•
319.
p.
Leonard
Electric
reported that $225,000 of this San Diego
convertible debentures had been sold privately
firm's
,($1
stock
Proceeds
5,000
Co
7,500
B.
"I_--
_
Hoffman
&
:
____
Purcell
Co
10, 1961, it
and
Inc.
&
$443*662.46.
.PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
•.
'
5,000
Cinder
10,000.
Fifth
515
King's Office Supplies is in the business of .retailing office supplies,
furniture-and also operates a cash register .division.
The
business, King's Stationery, was purchased by Robert W.-.
Harris, .president, in 1952; sin .the. -first eight mpnths of operations
this predecessor had gross sales of ■ $65,205.87,
In the last calendar
194, p. 9.
J. C. S.
to
& Co.__
Janov
15,000
—
Co.
McDowell
Schrijver
Voisin
Rosen & Appel__j
5,000
&
Co._—5,000
Preiss,
Co.—
Sulzberger,
Kirkland
California.
of
at
predecessor
Sprayregen, Haft & Co
7,500
French & Crawford, Inc.5,000
Co.,
was
company
State
.located
Securities
debt.
to purchase and the company has agreed to sell to them sever-'
ally the respective number of shares of common stock set forth below:
Milton
the
are
Corp.,
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of current financing, outstand¬
ing capitalization of the company will consist of 660,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock; $275,000 of 6%
convertible debentures
due
1970;
5,000
common
Co., San Francisco,
Securities
Coast
machines,
-
■
salss
and
and
to
incorporated on Sept. 17, 1956, under
Its main office and warehousing
St., Santa Rosa.
On July 1, 1959,
a branch
office doing business as Empire Office Supplies & Equipment
Co. was established in Ukiah, approximately 60 miles from the Santa
Rosa office.
' *
<
1
2^'.
-
150,000
of
Electronics
Equipment, Inc.—Common
an Oct. 3,
1961 offering
&
Pursuant
—
Pacific
of
facilities
5.
purposes.
acquisition of
of
193,
devices.—V.
at
laws
the
Offered—
Stock
offering
the
additional
corporation,
The
and
the
offered 65,000 shares of this firm's common
$2 per share. Proceeds will be used by the
company for the repayment of debt, to increase inven¬
tory and for additional working capital.
the- 106,726 pub¬
all of
Office Supplies
stock of the corpora¬
common
products;
instrument
Germany,
of
purchase
is engaged in
Calif.,
electro-mechanical
and
electronic
of
Offered
stock
/•••
I
;
'
.
and
v.
And
repayment
Solana Beach,
Ave.,
Cedros
410
BUSINESS—The
College Point and Eyram, Conn., plants, produces microwave and check¬
out equipment.
:i'y
tails
management responsi¬
effective organizations.
The
with
of
circular,
publicly
common
College Point, Queens, N. Y., carries
on
its business through two divisions.
The Empire Flight Components,
which
operates two plants in Bellmore, L. I.,
N. Y., manufactures
recent
corporation.—V. 193, p. 2544.
a
King's
•»
registrar for the
to purchase
through
proceeds
new
BUSINESS—The
The
appointed registrar for the cumu¬
1690.
p.
paying
trustee,
being mailed to stockholders Oct;
are
company
of
strumentation.
Corp.—Appointment—
been
No underwriting is involved.
are
to
be
used
for
debt
manufacture
funds
Oct.
general corporate
precision
has
Proceeds
of
public sale of
the
by
covering 20,000
underwriting.
corporation on Sept. 26, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering $300,6V2%
convertible subordinated debentures due Oct. 1, 1971
for subscription by stockholders and employees at par
($100).
for
will
for the
efforts to
introduce the company's new product lines; for increased development
activities on products; and for additional working capital to be used
used
York
New
of
"equipment.
Corp.—Appointment—
been
Systems Corp.—Common
made
manufacture
Files
—
offered
Stock
by Milton D. Blauner & Co. Inc.
common
of
increased,
of
be
to
The
offer may be accepted at any time within four months." Shareholders
in the Canadian company will receive all dividends payable within four
months after Oct. 5, 1961 in respect of. shares delivered to the National
Trust Co., LtHI, Montreal, pursuant to the offer.—V. 194, p. 848.
was
Ga.
Columbus,
Corp.,
Exchange Commission—
Kinetics Corp.—Files With SEC—
743.
p.
agent
offered
5
shares
common
at $60 Canadian
Ltd.,
150,000
preferred and common stock of the
The
000
re¬
its- subsidiary, Canadian Ingersoll-Rand
per, share.
The parent company cur¬
■'*'
rently, owns 484,748 shares of .the 591,474 shares- outstanding,
Co.,
Bank
The
of
improvement
product
150,000
150,000
" 150,000
150,000
150,000
150,000
corporation on Sept. 29, 1961 filed a "Reg. A"
shares to be offered at par
($10), without
lative
1384,
p.
company
licly, held
serve
Consolidation Coal Co. and The Hanna Mining Co.
believe
Development
Kaymarq Consolidated
will continue to
Ingersoll-Rand Co.—Seeks Tenders for Sub,'s Com.—
George
Commenting on this, the letter said, "in our view, there is a definite
place in the investment field for a company with real growth potential,
which
invests its funds in only a limited number of
enterprises in
relatively large amounts for the long pull, with close supervision by
a
relatively small organization of competent people.
We
and
board.
investment
concentrated
will
West,
directors
the company's
investment
in
for
Irving Trust Co. has. been appointed
of the corporation,—V. 194, p. 1159.
stock
W. Wyckoff.
It
President
Keplinger,
150,000
1508.
p.
Securities and
The
manufacturing know-how of many years
combined with Hupp's finan¬
and administrative resources will produce
continuing improvement in the operations of this
Manhattan
registrar
Straus,
Humphrey,
the
of
the
on
the
secretary.
George
dent
C.
200,000
Corp. —
Riter & Co.
Schwabacher & Co.
325,000
Ltd.
194,
*
Gearheart said.—V. 194,
Chase
The
450,000
450,000
•—
Securities
common
and
adoption,
Hobbs, chief financial
officer, will become president and treasurer, and Richard B. Ainsworth,
of
Co
& Co.
Gearheart,
agreed
to
board.
member
recent special stockholders meetings
Motors Corp., Hercules on Oct. 2,
of
chairman of the executive committee. William a.
a
t
450,000
Co.
&
With
kndustriar *Engravers, Inc.-—Appointment—-
for
1961.
18,
letter
reasons
Gilbert
the
list
realized
net
any
months.
declared
record Oct.
single
the
a
shares.
to
&
300,000
300,000
300,000
300,000
300,000
marketing
and
Mr.
distribution
directors
fourth
the
management changes.
following
of
made
of
basis
common
be
approximately
reinvest
to
first
paid
comprehensive
pany.
B
then
creation
4-for-l
a
Exchange.
meeting
the
for
will
nounces
on
declared its intention
amount
and
this
at
earnings
A
Oct. 11
income
will
Stock
York
on
the
approve
bringing to $3 the dividends paid this year
outstanding shares, an amount approximately equal
presently
net
to
share,
per
dividend
application
aggregate
an
net
Accordingly,
$1.50
asked
be
New
company
dends
also
stock, to be exchanged
outstanding class A and class
presently
.
will
common
contemplated
Hercules
program
engineering
PROCEEDS—Net
Oct. 11 approved
on
simplification
of
Witter
300,000
Model, Roland & Stone
Burnham & Co.
—
Burns Bros. & Denton,
Inc.
Harris & Partners Inc.
H. Hentz & Co.
New
York
Hanseatic
450,000
Co
325,000
Swiss American Corp
V.
the
in
engaged
is
shares at $5 per share by an underwriting group headed
Bank, Chicago, has been named
stock of the company.—V. 194, p. 955.
the company
reaching plan
&
Kinetics
The initial
Hanna Co.—To Become Investment Company
—Directors of
450,000
450,000
Weld
Co
$750,000 fifteen-year 6%
convertible subordinated debentures, due Sept. 1, 1976, of the corpora¬
be
Under
at
given
John
and
Instrument
7,000
Savings
agent for the common
(M. A.)
repayment,
Industrial Electronic Hardware
10,000
;
Inc
Handschy Chemical Co.—Appointment—
Trust
Co.—
Daiwa
The
a
retooling
immediate
tion
Harris
450,000
Brothers
Preferred
1507.
p.
450,000
Co.
&
&
Freres
Bache
■
12,000
Paul
—V.
—
Dean
!
;L
equipment. and work¬
'
,
>
as
engineering,
agent,
severally
to them
set forth
UNDERWRITERS—The
& Co.,
White,
duction,
The
agreed to purchase and the company has agreed to sell
severally, the respective number of shares of common stock
,
V
.
Herndon, Va,
189, p. 1238.
St.,
center.—V.
and
Corp.
efforts
substantial
Inc.—Additional Financing De¬
Oct. 9, 1961 reported the sale Ion
of
Co.
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
& Smith Inc.
the Hercules
division, announced that the combined resources of the companies,
which will total in excess of $26 million of working
capital and $37
million of net worth, will enable Hercules to start immediately on a
Additional fihancing details follow:
share.
*'•
debt
Third
77
direction
to
Gearheart
Mr.
Co.,
issue
Ripley
Peabody
Lazard
management personnel of the Hercules division
its
division,"
3, of 150,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
per
for
used
medical
a
Hupp
tion.—V.
tails—Our
&
Inc.
leading independent manufacturer of gasoline,
diesel and liquified petroleum engines.
Hupp's principle volume is in
the field of heat transfer ..and its products include air conditioning,.■
heating and industrial processing equipment.
an
Corp.—Files With SEC—
Sales
Sachs
Harriman
on
coats.
Hampton
450,000
Co.__
&
Goldman,
standing at the Canton plant of Hercules,
ments, equipment, advertising, working capital and inventory.
Haltone
of
350
Seventh Ave.,
N. Y.f is engaged in the
of fur
L. F. Rothschild
Wertheim & Co.
Union
Dillon,
Securities
Lehman
wholly-owned division of Hupp, according to Don H.
The
direct
Sept. 29, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 150,000
common
shares
(par 10 cents) to be offered at $2, through B.
G.
Harris & Co., N. Y.
Proceeds are to be used for leasehold improve¬
corporation
of
"The
;
Haltone Rental
450,000
450,000
Eastman
325,000
Yamaichi Securities Co.
of New York, Inc.—
Arnhold
&
S.
Bleichroeder, Inc.
Dominick
& Dominick
Hallgarten & Co.
Reynolds & Co., Inc.—
"'-'p-V'..1
Pursuant
became
cial,
The
Co.
Inc
Co.,
&
325,000
Ltd.
Co.,
The Nomura Securities
Co.,
Ltd. i—
Dominion Securities
Corp.
Hupp Corp.—Buys Hercules Motors—
3,000
Inc.
Co.,
3,000
3,000
Inc
French
142.
p.
3,000
3,000
Stroud & Co., Inc
Bogan
Inc
Co.
C.
Inc.
Sheridan,
Brooke,
3,000
3,000
&
&
Loeb
Blyth
The
(par
President of Hupp.
3,000
_____
—
I
3,000
4,000
4,000
Pierce
be
of
company
erection
of
3,000
Janney, Battles &
E. W. Clark, Inc
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.
Pacific Northwest Co
>
Penington, Colket & Co.
&
Jones
Inc.
C.
Corp.
4,000
Templeton
Rauscher,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
Harrison & Co
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Co.,
___
9,000
4,000
__
Gerstley, Sunstein &
to
are
ing'Capital.
3,000
Clement A. Evans &
Inc.
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
&
Curtis
H.
&
9,000
9,000
Co
Kuhn,
218.
p.
1,500,000
Securities
Nikko
The
1,500,000
Inc.
600,000
450,000
Inc.
Kidder,
'
Proceeds
principal
respective
Amount
Corp.$1,500,000
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.
Smith,
Barney
&
Co.
(New
Kaliko
3,000
9,000
&
Co
&
Reynolds & Co., Inc
&
Shares
Crouter & Bodine__
Elkins, Morris, Stokes
Co.
12,000
Noyes
Newburger
G.
aa-aa!v;<a4v;:'-;;
53,000
Drexel
Co.
Oil
Standard
of
•xf-*•
/■
severally
have
below
named
following
the
15-year
.■Amount
1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 1,000
$10) to be offered at $100, without
25,
shares
DeHaven & Townsend,
Co.
Inc.
the
Boston
First
The
invest¬
three
in these
Inc.—Files With SEC—
Sept.
on
preferred
underwriting.
The
Shares
.
stocks
this issue.—V. 194,
Corp.,
Herndon Medico
included
1961,
shares.
common
played a dominant role
Consolidation Coal Co. gnd
Texaco,
Hupp
of
company
Corp.,
its holdings
Hercules Motors Corp.—Sold—
common
'
Additional fi¬
15, 1976.
underwriters
from
JDB
bonds:
purchase
to
amounts
$8,-
were
bonds due Sept.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
$360,000,000. •
include
investments
6%
Merrill
70-for-l
a
the
Steel
Currently
Co.
almost
to
a
Inc., General Reinsurance Corp., The Algoma Steel
Corp., Ltd.,' Midland-Ross Corp., The National City Bank of Cleveland,
Phelps Dodge Corp., Bankers
Trust Co. and Consolidated Natural
Gas Co.
These total over $85,000,000 in present value.
The company
will have more
than $60,000,000 of net liquid-working capital.
All
together, the company assets exceed $500,000,000 at current values of
its
investments,
largely represented by stockholders'
equity.
Thus,
since
1922,
assets have
increased ten-fold and stockholders' equity
has increased more than 30 times.—V. 194, p. 635.
'
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
issue
amount
Jersey),
pared with $354,739, or 61 cents.
current
Mining
other
Its
is
Rubber
National
of
formation
Hanna
ments
57,500.
Globe
intervening 40 years,
the
the
The
succeeded
Co.
Hanna
A.
M.
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
.
.
nancing details follow:
partnership formed in 1885 and
was
incorporated
in 1922.
At that time, total assets were about
$50,000,000 and stockholders',v equity was approximately r;.$15,000,000.
in
is selling 60,000 of the shares, Leah Schwartz, wife of
the company's Secretary-Treasurer, 39,160; Leah and Albert Schwartz,
company
loans and
market for the
The
of its
000
investments.
and some further diversification of its
company's shares will be broadened."
study
tunity for
The
Over
$16.50.
The
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1614)
6
TV-
selling stockholders.
in North Wilkesboro, N. C.,
and through subsidiaries, in the retail
on
a
volume basis at discount prices,
BUSINESS—Headquartered
directly
distribution,
engaged,
sale
mnt.prinis
nnrf
snnnlifis
maior
household
fixtures
and
the firm is
and whole¬
of ■ building
appliances and
Volume
oth,e,r
Number
6099
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
durable goods.
The company currently has 28
in
North Carolina, Tennessee,
Virginia
and
consumer
located
outlets,
194
Micro
sales
West
of
Van
IIV2
Houten
St.,
electronic and
of
manufacture
Of these, 16 are stores owned by the company, directly or
through subsidiaries, and 12 are independently owned Associate Stores
which
contract for use
of the "Lowe's" name and sell principally
merchandise
purchased by such
stores
from
the
company.
7
(1615)
Paterson,
N.
is
J.,
electrochemical test
in
engaged
the
Bowl-O-Mat
equipment.
operated
has
246
than
more
lanes.—V.
doubled
194,
in
size.
A
year
the company
ago,
849.
p.
Virginia.
Micron Plastics
The
corporation
shares
common
EARNINGS
CAPITALIZATION—For
AND
of
share.
common
the
companies
net earnings
of
Outstanding
equal
93
as
1961 consisted of 450 shares of 5% preferred stock
par) shares of common stock.—V. 194, p. 531.
31,
($1
31,
net
cents a
to
company
the
of
July
&
Co.,
consolidated
had
$934,426,
capitalization
ended
year
its affiliated
company and
$31,109,876 and
the
1961,
sales
and
July
of
of
Manufacturing
Co.—Common
Of¬
an Oct. 4 prospectus, Alex. Brown
Sons, Baltimore, Md., publicly offered 150,000 shares
of the company's $1 par common stock at $14 per share.
Proceeds will go to a selling stockholder.
fered—Pursuant to
&
BUSINESS—The
of
State
at
under
laws
the
1, 1946. Its principal office
Mill Road, Baltimore 11.
Clipper
the
of
incorporated
was
March
on
3600
business
The
company
Maryland
located
are
of
the
plant
and
the manufacture and wholesale
distribution of quality rainwear and golf jackets, which are sold by
department stores and specialty shops throughout the United States.
Substantially all of the products are manufactured in its Baltimore
plant from purchased fabrics and are distributed through its sales
organization.
PROCEEDS—The
ing
selling
stockholder
of
stock
common
which
is
company
company,
the
all issued and outstand¬
consisting of 375,000 shares, of
owns
150,000 shares are represented by
entire
net
received
the
of
selling
proceeds
by
the
common
Accordingly, the
offered hereby will be
the stock
Following the completion of this
will own 60%
of the outstanding
sale
of
to
the
control
dividend
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
stock
$1)
(par
500,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
to
underwriters
named
Outstanding
375,000 shs.
-below
have
severally
stock:
common
Shares
Alex.
Brown
Drexel
&
John
—V.
194,
C.
Sons
&
3M's
firms
"Kel-F"
new
Mr.
offer
Duke
said
The
Oct.
on
Sales
81
is
engaged
5
named
were
Administration,
Brand
the
in
the
manufacture
and
as
dal.
Firms
sold
by J. C. Duke, 3M Execu¬
authorized processors of
&
&
jenrette,
Inc
for
its
high
parts,
quality production and
extrusion
service,
Pacific
has
company
operation
the
of
notes
per
sinking
due March
$8.74
1,
$1,000
the
United
at
the
Boatmen's
$5,087,000
$4.37
Trust
Nov.
on
its
of
15,
of
Bank
The
for
This
$500
note.
New
York,
St.
of
on
trust
Wall
45
Louis,
300
St.,
N.
be
Y.
approximately
Balin
Mr.
from
the
the
sales
of
acquisition
its
acquisition
Engineering
of
East
150
Science—Common
&
Foothill
Blvd.,
Oct.
on
Arcadia,
5
Registered
Calif.,
filed
a
covering 125,000 shares
Nov.
the
—V.
Merchant
at
1978
1,
sandwiches,
puddings
and
Holsum
of
would
give
stock, to be offered for public sale by Dempsey-Tegeler &
Inc.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment. The registration statement also includes 15,000
shares
(formerly Ludwig Engineering) is engaged in the rendi¬
tion of professional engineering and research services principally in the
fields of civil, chemical, sanitary and environmental health engineering
in
the heavy construction business.
In January and September,
the company issued an aggregate of 41,062 shares to certain man¬
1961,
agement officials for all of the outstanding stock of San Val Equipment
and Pacro, Inc., which companies own heavy construction equipment
Co.
and
machinery which they rent to Pascal & Ludwig, Inc., a subsidiary
company.
After this offering, the company proposes to merge
of the subsidiaries into a single company to continue their equip¬
ment rental business to Pascal & Ludwig.
Net proceeds from the stock
sale will be used to purchase additional heavy construction equipment,
the
of
both
to
in full $244,800
capital position.
of
pay
In
ing
addition
Earl
of
Automatic
Vending
Marine
Bonds
accrued
Bank,
5%
SS
interest.
Pine
80
237,500
effect
a
and
dent
will
to
and
improve
to
working
'
125,000
the company will have
and
of
29
reported
$65,266
St.,
Argentina
Payment
New York
in
the
with
of
machines
earnings
per
share
16c
or
sewing
quarter a year
$748,481 in the June
to
rose
for
$701,916
for
will
15,
N.
series
be
fiscal
1961.
in
For
$227,000
—V.
61c
or
Morse's
ended
year
quarter
shares
365,000 shares
on
194,
year
made
class
B
shares
common
(after
giving
This
of
company,
The
corporation
ended
of
Research
Mann
The
corporation
shares
common
Sherman
&
of
Mann
on
(par
Co.,
N.
Sept. 21, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,000
50 cents)
to be offered at $3, through L. D.
Y.
St., N. Y., is engaged in the sale of scientifically
136 Liberty
biochemicals
tested
and
pharmaceuticals.
Midland
Marine
With SEC—
Laboratories, Inc.—Files
in Net—
Corp.—Shows Increase
corporation reported consolidated net operating
income
of
$15,324,944
for the first nine months of 1961 exceeded
such
income for
the same period of
1960 by $1,089,448. Computed
on
the number of shares outstanding each Sept. 30, the consolidated
net
operating income equals $1.42 per share to date this year and
$1.36 per share for the same period of last year, as adjusted for the
2 V2 % stock dividend paid Jan. 27, 1961. On Sept. 30, 1961, there were
10,784,336
common
shares outstanding, compared with 10,177,311 a
The
Buffalo, N.
year ago.
Common
1961
in
last
this
of
■
the
this
compared
year
opened
1961.
its
sales
on
of
Morse
fourteenth
reported
$5,333,175
cents
net
2 V2 %
49
or
share
a
for
this
operating income for the third quarter of 1961
cents a share, compared with $4,815,495 or
third quarter of 1960, as adjusted for the
The tax provision for the third quarter was
the
dividend.
stock
$5,218,850
The provision for taxes in the first
$14,971,513 compared with $14,914,316
was
$5,203,800
and
year
last year.—V.
194,
219.
p.
$2,986,000.
increases
in
This
sales
of
represented
and
earnings.
3410
South
Lawrence
the
SEC
St.,
The
of
Record—
Angeles toy manufacturer, Sept. 29, announced record sales
and estimated net earnings of $1,040,000 for the six
Aug.
26,
1961.
Los
$18,020,000
ended
months
This
represents
reported
over
the
for
the
210%
comparable 1960
almost
a
$233,000 earnings
In
per
letter
a
cautioned
used
as
that
the
Mattel's
sales
that
the
basis
during
sales
company's
shareholders,
the
predicting
for
and
of
nearly
a
$8,655,000
450%
rise
Oct.
on
covering
210,000
9
filed
a
shares
Elliot
Handler,
President,
initial six month period cannot be
sales for the full year. He indicated
historically
are
higher in
the
second
The
City
National
First
transfer
common
agent and
stock
beneficially
owns
of
New
York
has
been
appointed
the First National City Trust Co. registrar for the
of the company.—V. 193, p. 704.
(par $5)
each.—V.
The
Inc.—Files
With
Merit
plastic
of
3
on
Sidney
fabrication
M.
James
Court,
Lindenhurst,
,
t
N.
Y.,
is
,*>
engaged
in
the
$6,121,000
Net
The
Metrics,
corporation
common
writing.
shares
on
(par
Inc.—Files
in
Nussbaum
and
W.
Jr.,
nine
months
last
year.
nine months ended Aug. 31, 1961, after all
amounted
to
$375,103,
equal
to
37
cents
a
compared with net earnings of $547,714, equal to 54
cents a
share a year ago,
based on the number of common shares
now
outstanding.
taxes,
three
months
ended
Aug.
Riddle
reported that while sales climbed substantially in the
quarter, earnings remained at the level of the prior quarter
of
charges
against earnings amounting
to $113,000 before
taxes
to
cover
adjustments primarily due to start-up
expenses
of
several
new
products.
The
company
has
elected
to
absorb
these
charges now rather than to defer them at the expense of future profit
margins.—V. 194, p. 117.
With SEC—
Corp.—Acquires Two Centers—
J.
corporation, has acquired two 32-lane bowling
centers, according to Daniel Parke Lieblich, President.
The centers
are
located at Pompano Beach, Fla. and Lake Charles, La.
The "Pompano Bowl-O-Mat,"
which contains fully automated AMF
designed equipment, was purchased from Major League Bowing &
Charles
It is located
Inc.
ufactures
Bowl-O-Mat
automatic
has
Lake
in
equipment
the
begun
Charles,
and
has
National Phoenix
was
settled;
of
$108,161,
amount
National
Phoenix
Inc.
stock
released
has
shares
70%
acquired
.
Great
been
the
been
by
deposit
in
by
Na¬
270,000
of
which
Industries
National
to
returned
and
early
guaranteed
the
1960.
year
indebtedness
American
escrow,
*;'
most
forced
has
,
of
to
the
liabilities
which
the separation
contingent
at
assume
Television
has
for
final
claims
deducted
government
the
which
shown
secured
of
from
Mack,
was
from
and
and
as
liquidated
its
obligation which
of
"C
$315,000
&
&
in
Cochrane
the
Industries,
C
the
first
Division
Super Coola"
throw-away
containers,
time
Inc.
of
early
terminated
were
sales
in
quarter
few
of
months
National
carbonated
of
1961.
Phoenix
drinks
soft
which
in
man¬
non-return¬
sales
in ' I960
over
and
one-half
times
what
they were in the first quarter of 1960. This Division operated
itably in 1960 and should show further growth and profits in
prof¬
said
the
first
its
doubled
of
1961
two
are
1959;
1961,
Mack.
Mr.
The
Lorraine
Manufacturing Co., a division which manufactures
specialty rubber parts for precision manufacturers in various indus¬
tries, also operated at a profit in 1960.
American
the
Shopping Centers, Inc., which owns eight shopping centers
and in Florida, and which now also owns Banner Bis¬
showed a consolidated net loss for the year ending
midwest
Co.,
Inc.,
30,
1960
amortization
Great
Its
and
Van
Industries
Great
of
the
American
of
of
depreciation
added
in
the
in
1960
in
1960
division
a
49.18%
continue
automobile
for
$8,149,000
earnings
which
of
100%
of
the
note
$399,-
owned,
stock
is
growth
1960
1959,
were
and
show
to
other
and
in
manufacturing
approximately
$5,749,000 in
$9,041,000
1958.
as
the
im¬
Propane Corp.—Common Registered—
This
corporation of 600 Old Country Road, Garden City,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 5 covering
standing shares of
holders
and
During
approximately $450,000 was invested in additional
of plant and equipment.—V. 194, p. 117.
provements
a
and
Mack,
Mr.
$374,479
Industries.
in
sales
net
Co.—of
Rubatex
recession
with
1960,
year
payment
Rubatex,
are
Works
Rubatex
compared
a
charge-off for
this same period,
cash
showed
holdings
Iron
operations
spite
by
by $135,628.
Dorn
industries.
after
During
reduced
principal
by
The
$282,002
$926,208.
was
American
254.
owned
of
of
debt
indebtedness
thereof
common
from
stock,
time
to
to be offered for
time
at
prices
N.
related
filed
Y„
60,000
public
sale
to
out¬
by the
the
then
market price. In October, 1960, the company sold
30,000
to The Putnam Growth Fund,
20,000 to Fidelity Capital Fund,
and
10,000 to Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., all
at
$15.50
share.
The proceeds of $915,000 will be used to
pay
part of
cash
purchase
price
of- $3,400,000
for
the
proposed
acquisi¬
shares
Inc.,
per
the
tion
in
The
November,
Home
additional
operation
La.
It
been
in
the
of
"Lake
is
equipped
with
operation for two
Gas
funds
1961,
Corp.
of
of
New
stock,
14.5%.
York.
stock,
of
Carl
Presidents
Carl
will
the
of
Gas
be
or
of
assets
Corp
were
The
obtained
to
has
M.
and
indebtedness
and
three
series
outstanding. 859,113 shares
Loeb,
John
Rhoades
O.
&
holds
Co.
Thompson
are
of
of
listed
of
com¬
record
as
Vice-
(the president having resigned in June 1961).—V. 194, p. 321.
National
The
all
Bottled
promissory note to Mutual Life Insurance
addition
Jacobson
A.
Adirondack
in said acquisitions
company
which
Union
The Stamford,
chased
In
the
substantially
and
required
by the sale of $2,500,000 6%
Co.
the
Electric
Conn,
plant
in
company
Columbus,
Corp.—Buys Plant—
announced
Ohio,
at
on
which
Oct.
its
3
that
it
Armstrong
had
pur¬
Furnace
operates.
purchase
was
an
undisclosed
an
made
from Midland
Heater
Corp.
of Columbus for
option to buy.
sum.
Previously,
NUE had
been
leasing the
plant with
Armstrong Furnace produces oil and gas-fired heating equipment.
W. J. Olsen, President of the Division and a
Vice-President of National
Union Electric, said there would be no
change in management or em¬
ployment at the plant.
National
divisions
also
472,600
owns
as
made in 1960, Mr. Mack stated, in
that
liabilities were
reduced;
tax litigation
able
Route I in the Boca Ration- Pompano
area.
Bowl-O-Mat"
Brunswick
on
Phoenix
year.
taxes,
loss.
years.
1953
common
Cantrell
Division
Lauderdale
1960
tax
of Great American Industries,
Inc.
Mr.
payments
because
N.
previous
after
carryover
Furthermore, said Mr. Mack, current1 notes payable due within one
year, which on Dec. 31, 1960 amounted to $524,612 have been reduced
mon
ago.
Paterson,
the
for
and
a
1961.
in
a
National Bowl-O-Mat
and
of
Phoenix
preferred
Mr.
oper¬
Industries'
been
affairs
31,
1961,
consolidated
sales
amounted to $2,585,000 compared with $1,582,000 in the similar three
months last year. Net earnings for the quarter ended August 31, 1961,
amounted to $108,000, equal to 10 cents a share compared with net
earnings of $169,000, or 16 cents a common share in the like quarter
year
the
of
prevailing
the
share
the
six
was
the
in
National
Corp.—Sales Up, Net Down-r-
next
1951
said
its
of
has
Charles
Report—
board
American
'
Also,
v
-
similar
for
earnings
and
(Napco
Durham
p.
Union
in
Electric
Bloomington,
Plastics)
in
is
a
diversified
industrial
company
with
111.
(Eureka-Williams) and Napoleon, Ohio
to
Armstrong Furnace.
A
subsidiary,
Corp.,
is located at Muncie, Ind.—V.
193'.
addition
Manufacturing
2669.
years.
Lieblich
Mr.
of
operating
Fla.
National
.10
states
Mr;
stated
centers
20-lane
its
Beach,
Sept. 22, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 120,000
five cents) to be offered at $2, without under¬
"
• ' V
the
common
the
>
—
Riddle,
charges
sold
Micro
company
President, stated that consolidated sales for
nine months ended Aug. 31, 1961, amounted to- $6,722,000, up from
National
Sept. 5,
10 cents)
business.
Vernon
National Aeronautical
Beach-Ft.
SEC—
1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 75,000
common
shares (par
to be offered at $4, through M. Posey
Associates Ltd. and Alkow & Co., Inc., N. Y.
corporation
7.1%.
191, p. 2092.
Recreation,
Associates,
Merit
the
Gardiner,
Jr., Vice-Presidents, and Dinette Nussbaum, own beneficially (subject
to the voting trust) over 9% each.
Frank J. Lynch, Jr., a Vice-Presi¬
dent, proposes to sell 60,000 shares and the Nussbaums 10,000 shares
half.
Co.—Appointment—
Bank
indebtedness,
outstanding
722,438 shares of common stock, of which L. Evert Landon, President,
as sole
voting trustee under voting trust agreements, holds 39.4% and
The
Meredith Publishing
certain
the
the
mortgage
subsidiary; $100,000 for construction of a
new
potato chip plant in Albuquerque;
$80,000 for the moving and
modernization of the company's existing potato chip plant in Spokane;
for
leasehold
$210,000
improvements
and
equipment modernization,
chiefly in the company's Tacoma plants; and the balance will be used
to augment working capital.
a
to
National
stated,
of
progress
Stores,
now
June
Potato Flake Co.,
stock
Phoenix.
Colorado
a
the
$144,625
before
due
outstanding)
Mack
Mr.
income
of
have
The
Wash.,
August
year.
for the current year's first half were
first half a year earlier. There are
common
to
period,
sales
over
for the first half of the 1960 fiscal
share
$.98 V2, up
from $.22 for the
1,055,000 shares outstanding.
Earnings
increase
shares
by
Tacoma,
with
both
out,
terminating an
Phoenix Industries,
subsidiary, to be used to finance a portion of the
cost of its new plant in Buena Park, Calif;; $350,000 for a portion of
the cost of construction
of a
new
potato chip plant in Denver by
For
Mattel, Inc.—Sales and Net at
1961,
tional
store
earnings
of
in the future
full
Nedick's
of
Foods, Los Angeles,
to
registrar
New York City, transfer
$1)
of
the
corporation.
Co.,
(par
chairman
and
taxes,
total shares
years
in
cuit
addition
;
1960 had net earnings of $399,254.
Phoenix
the
in
1960.
year
National
directly to company employees at a price to be
supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the production and sale of food products
for home and institutional consumption.
Of the net proceeds from the
company's sale of additional stock, $260,000 will be loaned to Venus
In
Trust
shares
profits
pay
pointed
he
of
over
from
offered
be
Hanover
compared
as
not
did
common
paid
common
months were $8,068,739
.
consolidated
The
in
$7,528,722
and
year.
was
46
dividends declared for the first nine
months
nine
Y.,
17%
National
31,
consecutive
registration statement with
to
1
Inc.—Appointment
New York City has been appointed sole
represents
addition,
the
for
June
shares
be
Publications,
president
$872,048
outstanding
1961
Sept. 28,
on
registered bonds
8%
5-year
'
which controls seven Divisions and affiliated compa¬
diversified fields, announced in an annual report to
that the company had realized net profits for the year
figure
outstanding
to
filed a "Reg. A" covering $250,000
offered at $500 per unit, without
underwriting. Proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
Management of 26 Journal Sq., Jersey City 6, N. J., is engaged in
the financing of commercial
and industrial businesses.
of
completion of the financing
will consist
of
666,667
"
Shopping Centers, Inc., and will
growth and development of this operation.
Moreover,
he
added, there
still
remains approximately
$417,000 of
additional income from the sale by National Phoenix Banner Biscuit
Co. to American Shopping Centers, which will be realized by National
electrical
sale
Management Funds, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Upon
Phoenix Industries, Inc.—Annual
Additional
stock, of which 130,000 shares are to be offered for public
by the company and 80,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the
present holders thereof.- Blyth & Co., Inc., heads the list of under¬
writers.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment. The registration statement also includes 10,000
,
of
company
1386.
common
Mack,
Furthermore,
at
Nalley's, Inc.—Common Registered-—
of
15.61%, respectively.
S.
company
of
191,
1324.
p.
ended
consolidated
net. income
1278.
thereby share
ago.
quarter
company
March
share
per
seventh
months
had
widely
(about
the
In
August,
the
Memphis, Tenn.
the
Co.,
500,000
Inc., which in
corresponding quarter of the previous year.
Philip S. Morse, the company's president, .noted that the increase
in sales and earnings recorded in the June quarter, the first
quarter
of the company's fiscal year, should continue during the balance of
located
Trust
p.
of
1960
the
due
Y.—V.
and -other
the
372,255
on
share
per
corresponding
Sales
four
$5,388,439 and
share.
For the year
1960,
$13,912,705 and net income was
was
the
of
the
subsidiaries
common
share.
a
p.
Periodical
stockholders
Corp.—Sales and Net Up—
net
18c.
or
computed with $58,148
outstand¬
proposed recapitalization), of which Alfred P. Ludwig, Presi¬
Board Chairman, and five other management officials each
15.67%
own
indebtedness,
and
common
notes,
30,
1961
Products
merchandiser
Sept.
factories, restaurants,
in its 75th year, the company
company
in
The
Co.—
,
certain
to
unsecured
leading
products,
price to be supplied by amendment.
a
The company
and
This
underlying five-year warrants to be sold to the underwriter for
$750, exercisable at
per
services
194,
Manufacturers
Phoenix
Electro
Morse
from
capitalization
for
194,
nies
common
Co.,
cents
28
equal to 62 cents
Walter
Lines, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
plus
par,
Manhattan
to
income
National
corporation has called for redemption on Nov. 1, 1961, through
of the sinking fund, $200,000 of its United States Govern¬
Chase
directors
and
York City; Newark, N. J.; Phila¬
111. Last year the company supplied services
feet of office space.
company
and its
in the amount of
shares.—V.
the
/agent
2204.
p.
was
New
CAPITALIZATION—In
services
National
St.
In
Moore-McCormack
Insured
stock
or
Broadway,
Model
Vending a more diversified line and that the company would enter into
the
catering field.
He further reported
that Model Vending would
move the Holsum operation into its Conshohocken plant which the com¬
ment
officers
the
of
hotels,
Now
space.
cities,
square
the
equal
common
ating
that
with
from
outstanding
according to Edward Balin, President.
Holsum as a division.
Holsum's sales are
operate
$75,000
said
certain
the
as
and
Co.
sale
stock,
and
will
Chicago,
AND
1960,
$411,231,
of
made
N.
and
consolidated
414%
the basis
Payment will
major
million
30,
$183,398,
desserts to vending operators.
The
company,
45
over
April
has acquired the Holsitm Food & Catering Co., Phila¬
cash
Vending
company
buildings,
commercial
four
EARNINGS
Bankers
15,000
registration statement with the SEC
of
Pa.
for
Vending, Inc.—Acquires Food Caterer—
company
of
office
for
other
delphia,
1549.
p.
the
accounts
services
and
in
and
Model
the
operates
through
1961,
collateral
plus accrued interest
per
Co.
National
to
accrue
Stearns &
from the
proceeds
company of 60 Madison Ave., New York City, and
specialize in the cleaning and maintenance of various
structures.
The company provides a wide variety of house¬
of
stores
Redemption—
redemption
100'%
at
and
States
194,
for
fund,
1976
note
at
Louis.—V.
RR.—Partial
called
the
of
subsidiaries
income
Missouri
share by Bear,
per
None
company.
keeping
plaque
Alameda;
a
operation
Ludwig
for
types
tech¬
and
including component parts design and stock material.
companies which received
The
$16
BUSINESS—The
known
are
processed
symbolic of association with
3M are Allied Nucleonics Corp.,
The Fluorocarbon Co., Ana¬
heim; R. S. Hughes Co., Inc., Los Angeles; Zero Manufacturing Co.,
Burbank; Raybestos Manhattan, Inc., Fullerton, and W. S. Shamban &
Co., Culver City.—V. 194, p. 1510.
15,000
Co.
of
will
the
of
Plastic.
firms
molded
custom
nical services
636.
p.
Brooklyn,
20,000
Lufkin
Legg
California
pany acquired
V. 194, p. 1549.
100,000
Co.
Donaldson,
St.,
associates.
Vice-President,
Model
purchase, and the selling stockholder has agreed to sell
severally,
the following respective numbers of shares of
them,
the
tive
delphia,
(
GIVING
price
a
Dean
640
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.—Licenses Six
other
and
policies of the company.
CAPITALIZATION
National Cleaning Contractors, Inc.—Common Offered
—The first public sale of the firm's common stock was
made Oct. 12 through the offering of 200,000 shares at
A" covering 50,000
through S. Schramm
stockholder.
the selling stockholder
stock and will be able
offering,
this offering.
"Reg.
a
shares
1,000,000
Stock
filed
1961
to be offered at $4,
Y.
N.
of'
15,
plastic film.
Six
Londontown
Inc.,
Micron
Corp.—Files With SEC—
Sept.
on
(par 10 cents)
that
with
center,
Giving
effect
Bowl-O-Mat
and
Lieblich
Puerto
also
in line with National Bowl-O-Mat's policy
greater numbers of lanes, the company had
"Del
Ray
Bowl-O-Mat,"
at
Del
Ray
the
now
to 1 this
operates
sale
15
and
centers,
the
two
with
acquisition,
536
lanes
in
Rico.
noted
that
within
the
past
12
months
National
National
Union Life
Insurance
Co.,
lifcontgomery,
Ala.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Oct. 2, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,000
capital shares (par 50c) to be offered for subscription hy stockholders
at $3 per share. No underwriting is involved.
company
Proceeds
are
on
to
be
added
to
capital
and
surplus.—V.
191,
p.
2748.
8
cents
67
or
share,
a
The
in 1961 is expected to exceed the $2,134,000,
earned in
1960,
according
to Chandler Ide,
profit
company's
relative
company's
total
its
should
in
highly
a
Ide
Mr.
pointed
at
that
Peruvian
gold
management's
of
with'
mining
in
Net
This
Bank
The
of
stock of the
Co., Inc.—Appointment—
York
New
been
has
corporation.—V.
appointed
:
In
-
The
goal
Co.—Debenture Sub¬
of
basis
record
$100
of debentures for
each
44
shares
1962
cash
in
convertible
are
maturity
to
surrender of
in
at
exchange for three
BUSINESS—The
into
stock
common
conversion
a
principal
$100
price
$1
$47
shares.
common
and
is
1912,
about
51%-
49%
of
operating
It operates in
gas.
serving
Indiana,
from
revenues
of
area
an
12,000
with
gas.
••"
:
PROCEEDS—Tl^
will
offered
net
added
be
/, 77,77> 7'-'
•
proceeds
from
the
in
the
- •; •
:
time
of
such
completion
loans
The
will
and
carries
review
The
in
facilities,
for
witr.
with
and
remainder
the
term
for
will
31,
be
determined.
and
the
GIVING
>.
•
;
and
resources
will
from
obtained
be
securities
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
C
E
27/s%
due
Series F
234%
due
May
G
3'/2%
due
March
due
Series H 3*/#%
The
Melvin
5%
4V2%
due
Jan.
15,
due
Feb.
15,
1990
Sinking fund debs., 3%
Convertible
debt
yet
increased
pfd.
series
4V2%
authorized
1968
:
_
19,904,100
stock
shares
600,000
(par $100)
___:
4.22%
series
(par
series
(par
$100)
Com.
cumul.
stock
194,
preference
(no
stock
value)
par
A
i_
(par
76,840
shs.
11,000,000
authorized
The
8,757,790
order
an
temporarily
suspending
from
the
&
of
New
of the offering was reduced by amendment to 426,390 shares,
offering commenced in February. 1959.
The company's report
filed in October 1959, reported the sale of 347,345 shares for
a
total of $173,672.50. The offering was withdrawn as to the unsold
portion. The Commission asserts in its suspension order that it-h°s
share.
Sales
year
terms and
should
The
conditions
and
false
stock
upon
vacated
of
that
offering
of
that
respect
in
The
the
has
company
made
Act.
on
made
or
in
was
the
request,
the
Regulation A;
misleading
provision)
be
the
of
not
certain
violation
of
with
offering
material
Section
order, provides
question
complied
company's
whether
facts;
17
(the
opportunity
an
the
suspension
permanent.
"
misrepresentations in the company's offering circular
failure to di^We ad°quatflv and
accurately the pro-1
the net proceeds from the offering; the failure to disclose
the security holdings of one of the officers and directors of
to
the
posed use of
accurately
the
by
accounts
of
inclusion
ended Dec. 31, 1958;
dated
to
the
and
misleading because (a)
approximately $177,897.00 in
year
in
and
company;
false
the
in. its
Dec.
31,
amount
disclose
its
1958; and
Accounts
1958,
of
of
financial
company
its
statement
(dj
Receivable
which
resulted
approximately
the
company
$113,000.00.—V.
overstated
of
which
its
operations
are
sales
net
for
the
(b)- the company included false and fictitious
as
in
shown
an
$177,897.00;
failed
189,
to
p.
in
its
balance
overstatement
operating loss of approximately
approximately
statements
the
(c)
a
capital
sheet
this
company
$164,000.00 for
disclose
1132.
the
of
31,
year
be
tq
time
the
is
Inc.)
for
engaged
customer's
its
the
"year*
deficiency of
earnings
FINANCING
of
as
July 31, '61
Outstanding
to
$2,824,120 I 7
current
958,742
625,250 shs.
685,250 shs.
7
,
Inc.—Acquisition—
company
firm,
of
announced
on
Sept. 25 the purchase of
equipment
and
hydraulic control
Applications Hydrauliques et Electriques
hydraulic
Societe
'd
...
'
.
Headauarters
at
Haillicourt
province of Pas de Calais, and at
Nanterre, near Paris
variety of industrial customers, S.A.H.E.
wide
a
produces
valves and rams,
idling systems, bridge and
systems, coal mine hydraulic pit props, hydraulic
radar warning equipment.
pumps,
operating
canal
K.
Porter
be
shares
Porter
Co.,
president.
advertising
stock
common
received
Berger
the
of
Services
$1,000
in
Co.
French
a
boilers
In
of
Its
original
and
.177",
(2)
|
:
.
SEC—
filed
to
a
offered
at
York
City,
producer
the
and
U
of
of
con¬
stock
common
of
the
S.
Porter
Sept.
on
to
pari
S.
18,
be
Newport
Bristol
optical
filed
1961
offered
Beach,
SL,
a
Costa
equipment
at
"Reg.
$3,
Calif.
A"
York
N®
15
Debentures
&t
Y
are
193,
Calif,
Mesa,
and, precision
equipment.
"*
is
100,000
engaged
in
15,
1961,
15%
income
for
the
$25.5
to
9%
rose
in
at
the
close
July
at
31,
the
previous
.
1,147,136
S.
Barth
Ashmun
Baxter
r
&
&
Burns,
&
:
paid,
statements,
their
over
most
from
In
up
West
$199,000
commenting
and
respective
to
to
considerably
German
recent,
million
European
included
not
are
were
the
$3
Perkin-Elmer's
$4.3
in
the
previous
years.
Combined
manufacturing subsidiaries
years
advanced.
Combined
net
from
42%
income
Co.
the past year, Richard S. Perkin,.
chairman of the board and Robert E.
Lewis, president, noted a number
of developments which
they said "should broaden and strengthen the
company's world-wide position for continued growth." «
■
i ■
Among
last
half
optical
these
of
were
the
developed
programs;
abroad
the
initiation
year;
completion
masers;
during
commercial
new
under
of
products
a
the
of
of
a
in
program
first
subsidiaries'
formation
introduced
own
new
major
research
company-
the
during
and
owned
Hitachi,
Ltd.,
Japan's
largest
industrial
company;
to key management positions.—V.,°
193, p. 50.
the,,
field
new
instruments
to
7r
&
The
company
of
common
stock,
Plan.—V.
600
to be
194, p.
Howe
&
Pillsbury
Building,
on
Oct. 4
offered pursuant to its
428..
Minneapolis,. Minn.,, filed
.
a
covering. 20,000 shares of
Employees' Stock Purchase
'
.
1
i
of
its1
103 50%
the
to
p.
close
of
2328.
;
&
Co. v
Mullaney,
'
300,000
200,000
750,000
200,000
&
;
Co.,
Co.___
Co._
Corp.
,-
Co._
Hobbs
7
-
"->
Hill,
&
Jr.
Inc.
B.
Inc
—
&
&
——
&
Coe__—
Masten
E.
McDonnell
&
&
•
150,000
Co
Co.
Mackall
150,000
150,000
MacArthur
Kenower,
100,000
.
250,000
250,000
Inc.-
Co;
600,000
150,000
250,000
100,000
900,000
Co.____
&
1,500,000
:
Co
Staats
150,000
&
400,000
Steele
J.
Stern,
&
Frank,
Fox
Co._—_
Meyer
Stifel,
Nicolaus
200,000
&
Co.,
Inc.
J.
S.
Van
250,000
1
Stokes
Strauss
&
&
&
Co
150,000
Co
400,000
Co.
300,000
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Robert
Wallace
K.
&
600,000
*
Co.
250,000
Weeden
&
1,250,000
Inc.—
Co.
Whittaker
L.
&
Co.
150,000
Arthur
Inc.
L.
Wright & Co.,
150,000
________________
Wyatt,
Neal
&
200,000
Waggoner
—V.
194,
p.
150,000
&
____"
Robert
300,000
Co._;
3,000,000
Co._
Co.
Walter
of
&
Moore
Thomas
:
Joyce
200,000
&
Corp.
Norfolk
&
£
William R.
H.
300,000
Co.,
—_
Applegate
Humphrey,
A.
Co.
&
Brothers
&
Smith,
900,000
;
1,000,000
_'250,000
&
Shields
■
150,000
Co.
&
Investment
\
Hughes
Inc,
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
150,000
Hilsman
Hulme,
150,000
Co.,
Stringfellow___
Seasongood & Mayer
300,000
Hart,
Co
&
Co.,
&
7
Inc.
Raffensperger,
Hutzler
400,000
&
——
H.
&
Pollock
Schwabacher
150,000
Securities
E'.
Scott
Sulzberger,
7 Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
J.
Writer
Salomon
100,000
Haunt
250,000
100,000
.
1,500,000
Douglas & Co.,
Harrison
150,000
150,000
&
Hallowell,
Ira
100,000
Hirshberg, Inc.
&
300,000
Co.—
Wm.
Securities
&
Inc.
Co.
&
.
250,000
&
200,000
&
Christensen, Inc.__
Pierce, Carrison,
7
Wulbern, Inc.__j._____
Schmertz
Merle-Smith___
Freeman
&
,V
Inc—
Overton
Peters,
250,000
Funk,
A.
&
Showers
Murray,
Co.i__
Inc.
&
.
100,000
Wells
Nongard,
J.
Inc.
First
&
.___
250,000
&
Hutchinson
Co.
•
~
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firm
a
Mid-South- Securities
Corp.__
Inc.
&
interest,
made
Moroney, Beissner
Co.,
Inc.
Norris
Davenport
heve
$250,000
150,000
Union
Co.,
1550.
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Partial Redemption
The
made
registration statement with the SEC
all
at
amount!
8° Pine . St.,
up
below
Co., Inc.—
Co.__________
Co.,
Nov.
Plan—
1961,
1973
principal
Amount
100,000
f
&
development
with
additions
'
15,
Co.
1,000,000
Inc.____7L__
Collins
has
company
operation
Pillsbury Co.—Files Stock
428.
C°mVmy the f°'l0WinB
-
of
be
jointly
and,
p.
Debentures
192,
share.—V.
named
250,000
Dallas
John
progress
range
steels,
equipment
Colorado—Additional Financing
150,000
—
Securities 7
Coughlin
34%?
$267,100.
on
wide
a
including
1,
the
stock
common
per
1,000,000
Securities
Julien
for
slightly
increased
Nov.
May
of
McMaster
Co.___
Corbett
Pickard,
Houston
,
which,
except, for
parent'company's financial
the
English
July
at
v
subsidiaries
from
fiscal
million.
outstanding
,
,
of
shares
$25
at
Co.
Co.___
Carolina
Ferris
,(1,255,634
year
shares
1960).
dividend
of
/
fiscal year'ended July 31.
%
million, compared to $22.1 million a
$-1,319,521, compared to $1,208,805
of
products'
cars.
Redeem
$100
per
—.—$5,550,000
J.
to
1961;
components
products-
steel
Amount
Stuart
Inc.
before.
than
friction
and
Additional financing details follow:
*
,
Dempsey-Tegeler
achieved by the scientific
were
iron
Co.—To
SIS'^LunKfX bro°nl:the
•
.
and
n^^7^CHAfE?'S'~Th,e Pursers
Dick
7
cast
accrued
to yield 4.42%.
the
instruments- used
<
European operations
aircraft components;
a
of
railway freight
plants, producing
48
into
Public Service Co. of
J.
77
,-
Holbert
Our issue of Oct.
9, 1961, reported the sale on
Oct. 3, of
$30,000,000 of this firm's 4l/z% first mortgage
bonds due Oct.
1, 1991, at 101.322% and
Courts
Francis
7
L.
ChaSe Manhattan Bank<
convertible
Nov.
on
Details
&
covering
through
-""..
C.
and
materials
Pflvminterest of $.146
/••-—-
SEC—
industrial
operates
industrial
Cunningham,
With
to
automotive
The company has called
for redemption on
outstanding 3 A% convertible debentures due
City
transfer
;v V'-y;\//,7/7;7:'
Inc.—Files
Cie, S.A., Geneva
marketing subsidiary
the
and
components
Potomac Electric Power
Chapman,
corporation.—V.
&
electrical
products.—V. 194,
C,
■.
appointed
Porter
producer
industrial
heavy
truck
Inc.
$3,
been
has
marks
Scotland,
producer
bus
Halsey,
"Reg/A"
be
K.
specialty alloys, rubber and friction
products,
refractories, paint and fabricated metal
„
-L-
With
FI.
manufacturing and
Pittsburgh, according
Inc.,
purchase
GlasB'ow.
essential
(after
automobile
an
by
manufacturer.
S2?1^
Netherlands
processing equipment,
of
operated
international
fourth European acquisition
by Porter in its plan to firmly establish
itself in international industry
International operations include five Canadian
plants
producing electrical products,
refractories, tools and automotive friction products;
a Mexico
City producer of tools and friction products<a-(Brazilian-! electrical equipment
estimated
$125,000
will
ir\
item
failed
net
known by its initials, "S.A.H.E."
operates three plants, all located in France.
plant are at Puteaux, near Paris; others are
and
H.
of
by
Earnings for both years were equivalent to $1.05
At July 31, 1961, however, there were
108,498 more shares,
Results
a
sales
alleged
relate
at
company's
Statistical
1961
5,
the
manufacturer
outstanding
outstanding
the
the
equity
an
cent)
New
optical
Net
per
that
and
one
Co.,
increased
ago.
size
hearing, *
data
and
highs in both sales and earnings
the
anti-fraud
of
Actuarial
Sept.
on
Inc.,
of
of
The
and
price
The
new
and
Inc.—Files
(no
2930
and
for
warrants
in exchange for (1) the net assets
a
sole proprietorship operated by
1958
7-Vr.
Co.,
testing
the
is
Services,
equipment.
Forman
in
cash
(par
shares
for
believe"
The
S A.H.E.
^
market
information
400,000
$4,423)
name
in
Optical
instrument
circular
of
;
A provides
a
conditional
exemption
from
registration
to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,030 in
Nylonet filed a notification in November 1958 relating to a
public offering of 600,000 shares of its common stock at 50c per share.
t,n
(5%
authorized
Porter Co.,
headquartered
.initially.sic $4,125 perunderwriters, at lc
(3)7720,000 outstanding
Perkin-Elmer Corp.—Record Highs—
2075
sales,
Outst'g
loans
par
producer
the northern
John
respect
cause
company
with
Regulation
the
by tne
sale
the
.,7 ■;
Trust
manufacture
amount.
"reasonable
the
corporation
capital
Regulation
a
registration under the Securities Act of 1933
respect to
a
public offering of stock by this
corporation of
N.W. 75th St., Miami, Fla.
of
will
$3,500
■
Penn
100,000
$40)
PRESENT
TO
$2,824,120
$1
capital.
share.
per
shares
Mitchell
issued
has
exemption
with
41c
and registrar for
Penn
SEC
f-.
120,000
-
.____
Nylonet Corp.—Stock Offering Suspended—
The
processing
outstanding
corporation
2327.
p.
957.
p.
Card
Berger.
agent
80,000
—
$100)
4.88%
—V.
Registered—
five-year
prevailing
Punch
working
as
good
Schroder
311,380
—
EFFECT
••
Corp.
'
__
GIVING
generally
lock
$167,144,100
authorized—
the consolidated
and
.
(including
Pittsburgh
hydraulic
7:
,
covering 100,000
through Karen
Securities Corp., N. Y.
'7. 7
'.77/77 7*7 7*7 //:7'77:7/
Paradynamics of 51 Urban Ave., Westbury, N.' Y., is engaged in' the
manufacture of microwave test equipment.n
" %4
1 c
'•
*
5.000,000
currently offered____
:___
(par $100)
series
4.40%-
data
Paradynamics,
common
15.000.000
3l/l961
$12,140,510
,
Patent Resources, Inc.—Appointment—
Cumulative
4r/4%
to
sum
The
25,000,000
1976
is
exero.sabie
statistical
shares upon organization
90
Capital stock:
'
-
president, and Stanley Berger, a vice-president, own
180,000 shares each, and propose to sell 25,000 shares each. After the
sale of the new shares, present book value of 15c
per share will be
20.000,000
_
due April 15,
debs., due Oct. 18,
funded
Total
1987
15,
1279.
9,700,000
1989
4%%
cro¬
958,742
French
systems.
appointed registrar
Forman,
from
I
This
a
in
engaged
giving effect to a recent recapitalization whereby the 90 shares pre-,
viously outstanding were changed into the 400,000 shares), of which.
sale
9,700.000
_
J
Aug.
of
company
10.450,000
—
debt
Serving
public
underlying
e*cn,
the
(formerly
for
of
K
to
furnishing
under
Series
due
and
the
____
rockers,
......
to
—
shares,
business
Forman
1932
$419,794.
bank
—
194, p. 746.
New
program,
Outstanding
1984_
musical
'
•
amounted
l'50^'?00 shares7—
—V.
of
11.400,000
1980
•'
type of facilities required to house the
expansion of existing sales force
shortnot
toys,
portion)
7''777-,:. .-'v.
$40,990,090
Series
1c
at
related
of
1973
1,
shares
15,000
company
business
1980
1,
is
p.
were
,7-':;V 7
Long-term
m
194,
names.
company
current
5'/a % )
for
agent
educational
p.. 1550.
Calif.,
been
outstanding shares sold to
the previous holders thereof.
1,
due July 1,
offered for
be
utilization
,
Series
(1)
1,
Aug.
194,
plastic
trade
the
period
will be used to cover costs (including
training personnel, developing new applications and con¬
verting existing programs to tne use oi tiie "162u ' jlBM aata process¬
ing system, for equipping expanded
leasehold, including, specialized"
FINANCING
<
March
3V#%
to
underwriters
by
(including
Series
transfer
Zf:/:7 :'-"/7;77 '77'>7':; / 7%.'7
,
proceeds from the stock sale
the
the
type
a
stock by Leh¬
common
7
News-
.
and
of
Unsecured
St., N. Y.. filed a registration statement
covering 100,000 shares of common stock, of
6
are
the
been
of
through
of
•
Series
Oct.
net
bonds:
mortgage
Series
cash
additional
of
$40,000,000
handbags.
stock
and
CAPITALIZATION
West
75
of
prices
salaries)
electric,
had
sales
S.A.H.E
10,000
at
The
structures,
that
Covina,
corporation.—V.
for
of
out
the
(2)
share
the
customers,
estimated
''Almanac
-J
Processing, Inc.—Common
on
includes
firms
distribution
program
working capital.
is engaged in the
Fla.
carriages
and
strollers,
and
construction
toys. The
widely distributed throughout-the United States under
vv7"7' 777-
shares,
of sale.
$90,000,-
f^r
SEC
to
condi¬
gas
construction
;
-
sole
New York City has
the
of
women's
and
Miami,
doll
are
tor; the
purchased from tue seiung soneKnomers uv Rusmihal, Snepard
& Cobern,
and 10,000 shares by Fisher, Gleiberman & Ezrine, all at
20c per share, which shares may be sold from time to time by such
expenditures
and
and
of
corporation.—V.
Ave.,
supplies.
repayment
Court,
EARNINGS—For the fiscal year ended Jan.
shares
company
of
stock
company
50,000
per
the
$5,200,000 for
and
is
$36,000,000
sale
electric
new
ownership
Dodsworth
company,
Data
sold
"y
.
debt:
First
It
1961.
CAPITALIZATION
Funded
to
transmission
medical
50,000 shares
share,
continuous
The
require
will
program
two-year
provided
or
to
changing
in 1962, a total
approximately
$33,400,000
facilities,
equipment.
this
of
meet
schedules.
$43,000,000
service
general
debentures,
borowings
and
subject
delivery
816
of
of
v, /:
'
debt
Playskool's product line is designed primarily for
to
early primary grade age levels. The line
wooden
sets,
net
or¬
product."
new
appointed
this
75,000
Securities,
pre-scnool
trademarks
on
of
Trust
also
estimated
and
to
necessary
and
includes
products
being outstanding stock, by the present holders
thereof.
The offering will be made
$3.75 per share by Harry Odzer
Co. and Lenchner, Covato & Co., Inc., wnicn will receive a $.46875 per
share commission and $4,000 for expenses. The registration statement,
debentures,
program,
current
is
program
extent
prices
construction
upon
distribution
and
May
at
The
includes
$14,000,000
expended
of
the
based
are
sales
of
quet
Sept. 7, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 200,000
(par $1) to be offered at $1.25, without underwriting.
common
the
which
debentures
the
of
company
$21,100,000 for electric
gas
transportation
the
continuous
a
construction
$21,000,000
$9,300,000
About
on
1961
program
production plant,
by
the
This
northern
$12,000,000.
which
to
its
that
$47,000,000
sale
system.
variations, in
estimates
OCO.
the
of
revision
and
and
tions
of
extent
loads
future
of
aggregate
company
nature
the
been
stock of
common
shares
PCS
to
of
has
covering
Ellis
trol systems and
working capital for ultimate application to
the cost of gross additions to the utility properties of the company,
including prepayment of bank loans made to provide funds for the
purposes
of
the construction program.
It is expected that at the
:
salable
and
for
37th
W.
the
—
children
team
S
York
New
corporation
Bankers
;
the
of
of
and
miles
square
sale
"hard-hitting
a
BUSINESS
7-
'
profit
a
management
1549.
p.
distribution
for
population of 1,750,000.
The company at May 31, 1961,
approximately 266,000 customers with electricity and 299,000
served
developed
library,
A"
through
$4,
offered,
60,000
shares
represent
pew
financing by the company which will use the net proceeds to reduce
outstanding bank borrowings. The remaining 75,000 shares were sold
by a number of stockholders.
offices
estimated
an
newsrcel
used
135,000 shares of the company's
Brothers, at $12 a share.
Oz Publishing Corp.—Appointment—
electricity
of
counties
28
about
sale
to
was
"streamlined"
"excellent
acquired
Orthodontists
the
-
the
costs,
N.
"Reg.
a
at
7V;;,l.:
previous
tne
$41
utility
the sale of
from
part
its
of
overhead
194,
value
par
common
company,
public
a
newly
the
be
filed
offered
,
manufacture
(H. K.)
an
Indiana corporation organized Aug.
operating company engaged in supplying
electrical energy and natural gas to the public.
Its principal executive
offices are located at 5265 Hohmsn Ave.,
Hammond, Ind.
It derives
2,
fiscal '.
sales /'for
over
-,77-v 7.• 7/-,
\ v
during
the past year.—profitable opera-7
accomplished.
Reed
attributed
the
turnabout
in
of
1961
be
Playskcol-Manufacturing Co. — Common Stock Of¬
fered—Shares of the Chicago, 111., producer of toys and
related products, became available for
public subscrip¬
tion for the first time with the
offering on Oct. 6 of
Orthodontists' Research & Mfg. Corp.—Files With SEC
share,
per
from
$778,650
of
management
efforts
and
Bank
The
after
and
on
of
debentures
of
amount
profit
gross
increase
Ojibway Press, Inc.—Appointment—
Competing bids were received from Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.& Co.-Goodbody & Co.-A. M. Kidder & Co.
(jointly), and Dean
& Co.-Blyth & Co., Inc.-Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith'
Inc. (jointly).
debentures
and
and
28,
Y.
to
PROCEEDS—Of
independent
leading
nation's
T'7;.„ '77"-7'7y75 ;7^\/''/t7/7./,'
an
N.
to
man
„
equal
outstanding
Pictures
-The
Witter
15,
the
design
Inc.—Files With SEC—
lei
6700
are
of
Common
Allen
The
of
one
,
t
7 7,:> 7.
/■■
J' 7.77;
after provision
for taxes
been
reel."—V.
offering is being underwritten by Halsey, Stuart
payable by
'
-
is
Inc.
$1,192,944,
reduced
mount
& Co. Inc., Chicago, which won the contract at competi¬
tive bidding Oct. 3.
April
'
'V
■
I
acquisitions during the past year, Reed noted distribution
rights
to:
"Peter Gunn,"
"Mr.
Lucky," "Yancy Derringer,"
"Wire
Service"
and
"Playboy's Penthouse";
extension
of
rights
to
"My
Little Margie" and "Trouble With Father"; exclusive rights to Para¬
Sept. 29, with rights to expire Oct. 18, 1961.
The
-1)
Among
of
held
<
distributors.
the
to
ganization"
is
company
26.
commissions
of
tions—had
offering common
stockholders the right to subscribe at par to $19,904,000
of 4% convertible debentures due Oct. 18, 1976 on the
—
!•
.
,
which
Rights
-
Profit—
of 10
per
share <on 2,351,428 shares
on
June 33,
1961.
compared with a net loss of 30 cents per share in xis^al 1963.
announcing the results of fiscal 1961, Reed said that the pri¬
profits
scription
film
income
mary
registrar for the capital
189, p. 1349.
Northern Indiana Public Service
Plastic
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
.
Sept.
on
(par
Neck,
Proceeds
scientific research
$412,000
Films,
year.
cents
Chemical
Nease
'"V
Inc.—Shows
Sept.
totalled
1961
and the new expansion program is evidenced by its aggre¬
ownership of 1,072,609 shares, or 34%- of the total outstanding.
183, p. 3013.
—V.
to
Distribution
■
company
gate
in
is engaged
Y.,
N,
earnings turnabout, Official Films &
before faxes for the fiscal year
on
televisim
reorganized
St.,
shares
Inc., Great
'
income
Official
venture.
the
net
amounted
announced
Force
Air
40th
E.
114
77-
corporation
common
subsidiaries, re¬
ended Ju-.e 30,
compared with the previous year's pre-tax
loss of $1,308,000; and net income after provision for taxes of $237,854
contrasted
with a
net
loss after
taxes of $691,030
experienced
by the company
in the 1960 fiscal year, Seymour Reed, president,
building
investments
Lincoln
belief
73%
of
sharp
a
1961
office
district,
and
In
ported
the
1962,
a
development.
"... •.'.■■■
direction
new
in
be
to
The
"Reg. A" covering 250,000
offered at $1, without under¬
filed
1961
18,
cents)
10
(par
Official Films,
gains.
of
from
the
million
$10
financial
Vandenburg
promising
out
Also,
improvement
22-story,
a
capital
Sept.
on
7\y V-' -i-'.,',7/77
Gceanics
and
bases,
reduction
a
investment
said.
he
earnings
Francisco's
construction
base
and
Bases,
from
San
be
missile
and
growth
will
shipping
50%,
further
for
policy
on
than
in
income
completed
missile
in
of
sources
new
being
designed
expansion
emphasis
reflected
ventures^ in
toward
less
to
assets
be
cnanging
projects
this
of
effect
One
other
and
estate
real
is
interests
investment
shares
writing.
secretary and treasurer of the San Francisco company.
In
an
address
from a
prepared text before a group
of security
analysis
at
a
luncheon in the Wall Street Club on Sept. 27, he
said
that
the
company
has
been
generally
associatel
with
gold
dredging and
international shipping. However, the direction of its
president,
vice
corporation
common
.
Plastic Industries,
Oceanics, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Forecast—
Co.—Earnings
Natomas
The
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1616)
1,
at
the
of
1983
the
for. redemption
fund $375,000 of
called
sinking
at
101.05%,
plus
Continental-Illinois
accrued
on
its
National
Chicago 90, 111.
Co., 16 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.—V. 193,
Chicago,
231
S. La
Salle
St.;
Nov.
1,
5 ¥4%
Bank
or
p.
at
1961,
through
debentures
Payment
interest.
will
Trust
Co.
&
the
Bankers
due
be
of
Trust
809.
Continued
on
page
48
Number 6099
194
Volume
(1617)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
-
Pilr;:;;: DIVIDENDS
Gas,
announcements are grouped in two separate
In the first we indicate ail the dividends an¬
tables.
Globe
a
in which
table
second
we
Great
payment dale.
Mills,
Inc.
Radio
Allied
Corp.
at the
rate
Inc.
income)
8%
to
10-26
4-for-l
$2.60
Ltd.,
Arizona
Milling Co. (quar.):
Equipment Corp., 4%"% pfd.
Atlantic
Atlas
Refining
Brass
Atomic
Co.
_
__
11-
1
2oc
56'/4c
__
10-14
10-
12-
1
12-15
;
11-21
11-12
4V2%
11-15
60c
4Vac
11-3
•
3c
Banking Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
series
6%
series
5%%
(quar.)_
preferred
A
B
preferred
Telephone
11-
preferred
37%c
15c
15c
!__
(quar.)
,
5
10- 9
6
,
5% %•
2nd
4%%
Beatty
Beech
Ltd.
Aircraft
Stock
(quar.)
Corp.
dividend
Beneficial
additional share of
share
1
12-
4.75%
Co.
10-18
11- 1
11-29
10-20
10-20
15c
2%
1
(1/10
Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—
(From net investment income)
4%
preferred
British
Power
Stock
Forge
Foils,
6
Participating
10-25
Canada
Steam
15c
...
Carlisle
Corp.
National
Central
& South
Central
Soya
Bank
4%
(series
A
$3.50
Colorado
common
Service
Southern
&
preferred
4V4%
Ohio
(C.
Ltd.
/ 10-31
10-31
11-17
11-15
11-15
12-33
.___
Ltd.
Coronation
Credit,
12-12
11-15
11-
Bit
11-
Co.
Ltd.
10-31
10-30
vote
16%% Stnck
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
Nov.
j
28
diviaenn
Co.
(stock
proposed
(quar.)
—
Light
A
common
4.50%
(initial)
Finance
Discount
New
com.
Ltd.
pfd.
6%
Corp.,
taken
action
(No
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference
Dorsey
11- 1
11- 1
12- 1
—
(quar.)
_—-i!
payment
A
on
at
com.
*
-
each
Stock
!
dividend
10-31
3%
10-31
Life
Insurance
ject
of
Co.
Stockholders approved
New
National
approval by the New York State
Department.
to
Farmer
Bros,
Grain,
Federal
Services
5V2%
5%
___
t35c
(quar.)_—__
15c
11- 4
10-13
First
(resumed 1
(quar.)
Corp.
Bank of Chicago
National
Quarterly
—■_
1 quar. I
Petroleum
Bank
Iron
(New
Jersey)
—
$1.37V2 '
$1.25
10c
40c
10-13
10-13
11-15
1-
1
11-1
Steel
Ford Motor
Franklin
All
Bond
(quar.)
Custodian
(Paterson,
;
series
America,
Inc
10-13
1
10-13
11-
1
10-13
11-
1
10-14
10-15
12- 1
&
-
-
—
lc
19c
12c
21c
5c
10-27
10-27
10-27
10-27
11-10
10-20
12-15
3-15
12-
11-
1
10-16
3-
2
10-17
Stores
Inc.
10-
2
1
11-17
1
10-18
1
10-20
11-
11-
1
10-16
11-
1
10-20
11-
V
lbc
1
10-20
Below
^1
■
.■
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
10-31
10-16
11-10
10-13
11-15
10-31
11-20
11-
6
15c
12-15
12-
1
25c
^'
r,
i1 i
11-24
11-10
11-15
1-
93 %c
1
10-20
12-
8
1
10-16
10-
6
?
I
1st
Air
(A.
five
($1
3%
par)
10-31
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-20
1-
2
12-20
2-
1
1-19
1
11-
1
7c
Corp.
10-13
10-25
10-11
11-
4
10-16
8c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5'/2%
preferred
(accum.)—
investm't
net
income)
1111-
3
15c
5c
12-14
(quar.)
—_
m
•
10-30
5c
28c
5c
be
3%
6
Class
A
Class
B
614%
—
(quar
on
class
B
12-11
11-20
Aluminum
11-
9
10-19
$3.75
10-23
1
10-23
$1
1-
1
12-13
$1.19
1-
1
12-18
3
12-14
11-
60c
11-15
10-20
10-30
10-17
4%
—
11-
1
30c
10-13
10-20
10-
9
—
N.
Y.)
—
11-
1
10-10
1
10-10
12-
1
11-
t20c
(quar.)——
11-
42 %c
12-
8
11-17
80c
(quar.)
——
10-20
50c
11-
12-26
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
1
10-
3
6
five-for-four
changed from
12-
will
be
Corp.,
Foods
11-
1
11-
11-15
10-18
11-15
10-18
11-17
10-27
of
Co.
America,
(increased-quar.)
American Book Co. (quar.)_
—
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
5% preferred (entire issue to be redeemed
on Oct. 20 at $20.50 per sh. plus this div.)
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
Petroleum
Corp.
class
Insurance
12-
6
12-
6
American
MonoRail,
American
(quar.)
10-20
Mutual
11-15
65c
11-
1
10-20
American
39c
11-15
10-20
Extra
(quar.)
$25c
12-
1
12-15
11-10
t56c
11-30
11-10
75c
10-31
10-16
45c
11-
1
10-11
5c
10-20
31 %c
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
50c
11-25
10-20
25c
10-20
10-10
12-15
11-30
11-15
10-31
—
12c
*
N.
11-
1
10-19
12-
1
11-
J.)—
Metal Climax, Inc.—
12-26
& Light
11-17
5c
(Newark,
Co.
preferred (quar.)
12-26
'
12-10
1-1-62
32 %c
American
American
gains
realized
vestment
Bank & Trust (Phila.)
30c
2
10-20
25c
Quarterly
Furniture
Co.
(miar.)
American Home Products Corp.—
New common (initial monthly)
35c
—
1
$1.56%
$1.56V*
A
American
6
'
II-
9-21
11-15
6%c
preferred (quar.)
American Can Co.
(quar.)
American Distilling Co. (quar.)_,——.
American Fire & Casualty Co.
(Orlando)
$6.25
1-21-62
10-10
10-
of Canada, Ltd.—
62V2C
Tradesmen's
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)_______—,_—
4V2%
1
93 3/4 c
(quar.)
common
series)
(1962
10-20
11-
20c
(quar.)
1st
Amerada
10-23
10-23
10-20
9c
(initial)
preferred
Aluminum Co.
4%
5
10-23
1
75c
(increased)—
Inc.
(quar,
62%c
1
20c
(quar.)
common
Inc.
4%2%
—
10-
11-
split.
$3.75
10-13
—
10-20
Corp.—
Additional
—
10-27
t$1.56V4
t$1.43%
—
(quar.)
approved
Rainwear
12-11
1
9-21
10-16
11-17
10-20
Stores
Almar
11-
10-16
1
11-
11-10
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
value
Par
Alterman
11-
10-18
1
10-20
50c
50c
stock split)
(2-for-l
Maintenance
10-24
30c
10-31
11-
Trunk Line—
Control
11-20
$1.17
10-17
be
class
and
A
preferred A
3
11-
5
11-15
10-31
50c
(quar.)
Preferred
Allied
10v
By-Products—
10-16
10-
10-13
1
2%
7'/2c
Products
Corp.
b-29
10-25
18c
(from
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
10c
increased)—
Corp.
Fund
Stockholders
11-
Share
dividend
Stock
Allied
15c
N. H.)
1
dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divithis week, these being given in the
(quar.)
Mfg.,
Airwork
9-15
—
Corp
Power
10-31
1
the
(quar.)
Plastics
40c
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
Sound
10-31
11-15
11-
11-13
R.), Inc.(
Allyn & Bacon,
(Keene,
Co.
Co.
10-16
11-15
redeemable
for each 100
(quar.)
Co.
Steel
Control
10-30
50c
common
& Gamble
10-31
75c
Company
Fund
Aeronca
11-13
20c
(quar.)
12-11
4c
Gold, Ltd.—
of
give
Aeronautical
10-14
&
(quar.)
(stock
Quarterly
""If '"12-27 "
:
2nd
Provident
-.
62 %c
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (stk. divd.)
Adirondack Industries, Inc. (quar.;
15c
preferred
4%
Co.
6
$1
(extra)
Co.
Jr.,)
Adams-Millis
40c
30c
Scale
11-15
15c
income)-
(quar.)
announced
Name of
Allied
________
Corp.,
10-17
11-30
8c
Albee Homes Inc
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Cordage
11-
10-31
7c
preceding table.
Alberta Gas
12-15
15c
Petroleum
11-20
7c
-
25c
Extra
12V2C
Telephone (quar.)
Pennsylvania National Bank
Insurance
17 %c
"
TUlLJ
invest,
(from
Inc.
class A
we
Alabama
30c
Corp.
Co.
2
11c
(quar.)
Affiliated
net
current
(quar.)
Shoe
Pneumatic
Procter
10-13
(Mich.)-*»
(monthly)
preferred shares
held)
Admiral
12-
32V2C
from
16c
Development, Ltd.
Polaroid
Puget
Apparel,
dividend
Abrams
11-
$1
dividend)
Lighting Corp. (quar.)_.
National Bank (San Francisco)
$2.50
10-13
1
4c
5
8 %C
income)
Pottery
Flymouth
,
Bros.
(Wm.
dends
75c
1
1
11-
6c
.____.
4nc
Phillips
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-11
10-
11-
15c
weeks and not yet
Gas—
Pennsylvania Gas Co. (quar.)
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn,
11- 1
10-12
10-31
shares
Acme
—
j
and
Industries
Flacer
10-17
10-31
$1,433,4
Monthly
9-30
25c
5 %
—
—
1
11-
'
Brewing
Peerlesss
i
:____
series
series
Utilities
10-27
40c
;
Electric
(quar.)
Utilities,
Quarterly
Funds-
_
11-10
N. J.)
Chemical Corp. (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities, common
4.65%>
preferred
A
(quar.)
4% preferred D (quar.)_~
4.75% preferred B (quar.)
9-3,0
10-13
11*13
11-24
in cash or stock
series
Income
of
Co.
payments
Common
Fund
(quar.)
Corp.
10-20
11-20
12-20
12-14
10-13
25c
10-23
$1
—_
10-25
75c
-
1
$1.37%
Fund
'
B
Wrigley
10-18
11-
Pittsburgh
Nunn-Bush
12-15
11-
11-15
10-23
$1.20
J.
(quar.)
Spring
Trust
9-30
9-30
11- 1
9c
9c
9c
15c
;
Monthly
1
11-15
50c
30c
Republic Corp. of America—
(Increased-monthly)
*
Monthly
11-
11-10
Share
gains
Pacific
1
42V2C
(quar.)_
—
__.
Yukon Consolidated
20c
Trust
State
Pacific
12-
$1.31 %
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Mutual
(Stock
35c
First
Florida
3
3
Corp.—
Stores
Co.—
Northeastern
—
;
__
1111-
(quar.)
.
York
Pacific
9
12-15
15C
(quar.)
com.
4
1
(s-a)
(quar.)
North American Coal
13-19
9-30
*.
4
12-
1
Co.
investment
10-20
B
com.
12-
for
Extra
11- 6
(quar.)—
preferred
National
class
Finance,
preferred
Felmont
First
Ltd.,
1
12-
:
Onondaga
4c
_____—
Federal
1-
25c
share
Merchandise
tal
ln-ic
10-20
(quar.)
Extra
5
12-
(quar.)
10-15
11- l
11- 6
(Del.)
(quar.)
Woolworth Company (quar.)
12-27
25c
7c
&
York
9
tl4c
■;
preferred
4%
held, subject to approval
Jan.
9,
1962)
Process
No-Sag
406c
Quarterly
1010-
62Vac
Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
Class
15c
preferred (quar.)
Corp.—
(14c from accumulated undistributed capi¬
v
10-16
$3.50
____
(quar.)
Monthly
$1.10
(quar.)
Onyx
.
11-24
1
60c
(accum.)
10-23
6
$1.12%
pfd.
Bank of Cleveland
Tea
Common
(Stamford, Conn.)
Fairfield County Trust Co.
11-
40c
additional
(One
England Fund
Jersey Bank &
Niagara
Insurance
1
12-
10-16
Per
New
«
11-
13c
(quar.)_
Fund
Winn-Dixie
15c
Quarterly
York-
5-for-l split, sub-
a
6
11-15
t5C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Md.)
Co.
Wood-Mosaic,
—1—
Manufacture
Olympia
Eastern
2-
20C
Unit pfd.
Wisconsin Fund,
(quarj___
Co., 4.80%
of Tulsa
shares
24
National
10-15
2-28
12 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
Cltiss
t25c
Northwestern
I2V2C
(quar.)
Industries
10-20
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
stockholders
National City
this time)
Doughboy
*-'10-31
■
Ltd.—
Co.
shares
dividend
Stock
'
11-10
Corp.
Winkelman
10-20
42 %c
(quar.)
Bank
National
North
11-30
Wayne Manufacturing Co. .(initial quar.)
Whippany Paper Board (quar.)___
;
Wilson-Jones
Co.- (quar.)___—
$1.06%
(quar.)
& Power,
Power
Registered
10-14
10-14
11-15
9
10c
4%
Income Fund—
10-17
7
10-26
$15c
J37V2C
75c
York
Fabrics,
Dominion
2nd
of
10-
5%
Co.
Line
Vulcan
1
11-
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
11- 6
11- 6
11- 6
10-16
2
2
2
$4
(quar.)
Co.
Corn,
12121211-
$2
25c
9
10-25
v
13c
preferred
preferred
Vanderbilt
10-10
10-26
72c
—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Moore-Handley, Inc. (quar.)
11-14
12- 7
25c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
debenture .stock
8%.
Dial
class
Mfg.,
Voting
10-23
_i__
Ordinary
Ltd.
com.
new
New
4%
10-
lie
Fund—
Stock
income)
'
(quar.)
Investment
—
div.)
10-25
Engineering Corp.—
9th
Transit
Value
2'%%
Corp.,
Minneapolis C3as Co.
a
10-13
21c
1
'
3.75%'
Dennison
11-24
15c
Marine
of
New
on
10-24
______—
&
preferred
5V2%
30 c
New
10-13
112% C
Upper Peninsular Power, common
5%% preferred (quar.)
Mu-.-
common
preferred
New
10-10
10-24
income)
preferred
5V4%
12-
preferred
of
10-20
10-13
dividend
Time
S.
5%
based on the
rate of exchange.
After deduc¬
depositary charges dividend will
to
about $.038
per depositary
preferred
Mutual
10-26
40c
(quar.)
Trust
United
10-12
(quar.)-i
payment
Corp.,
Midwest
1
B
City,
U.
1
10-31
f22 V2C
Exploration': Corp
Oil
of
Mexican
10-20
10-16
10-12
10-17
8
1
10-20
10-24
?2c
.__
(San. Fran.)
on
1111-
split)
(onsr l
will
10-23
Power—
International
41/4%
10-16
10-16
10-16
9-29
10-13
10-13
1
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
17!/2C
(quftr.)
(3-for-l
Ltd.
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
Stockholders
Lawrence
$2 preferred
Lines
10-23
11-10
U0c
(quar.)
preferred
4y2%
10-31
10-24
10-14
40c
...
(quar.)—
Research
Union
Fibre
Martin-Marietta
10-26
10-20
5-for-4 split
Transportation
3
10-23
.7
$1
1
12-15
11-10
share)
10-27
10-26
10-26
12-15
11-
10-14
amount
Corp.—
approve
Continental
Craig
11-15
10-31
$1.50
$1.07
$1.17
J8c
46c
15c
(quar.)
Foods
G.),
Stockholders
2
35c
Corporation
Mead
2
Fund—
Balanced
Milk Products
Tudor
1-
10-31
tion
1
Corp.
Stock
11-24
(Interim
10-19
10-24
1-
J25c
dividend
5 V2 7c
Electric—
Fund
Consolidated
10-
90c
Marconi
10-31
11-
10-23
2
;—.—
Farnham
&
Aberdeen
(quar.)
Commonwealth
Composite
11-
1
11-30
12-29
11-
17 %c
(initial)
ordinary
Class
2%
Maracaibo
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
International,
4.65%
4V2%.
Macco
12- 1
11-15
dividend)
Columbus
Conn
(quar.)
9-30
10-11
12 %C
:
1-10
11-15
United Towns Electric,
Corp.
Monongahela
(quar.)
Insurance
(Stock
6%
Co.,
preferred
1- 2
$20c
30c
87V2C
1
(quar.»
Colgate-Palmolive
11-15
27V2C
10c
$1
$1
15c
(series 1947)
City Stores Co. (quar.)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
11-13
dividend
St.
Lower
10- 6
10-31
10-31
1
c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1946)
1
10-15
Inc.
Ltd
2%%
time)
(quar.)
Paper Box, Ltd.
Time Finance Corp., class A
omitted)
was
Brothers,
10-16
'6C
>
5c
Thompson
(dividend for the
the class A and class B
Products,
.
50c
.
preferred
Class
-
11-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
12-
10c
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund—•
(62c from capital gains and 10c from inc.)
11-14
$15c
j 15c
t31J/4C
(quar.)______
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Motor
10-20
11-15
35C
Farnham
&
Roe
Sunbury
11-13
17,%C
—
1
11-13
11-
,11-17
11-29
11-
)s-a)__
1
1-
11-15q
11-10
5%
Corp.
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common
4%
1 a.
10c
pfd.
1212-
44c
(quar.)
Ltd.
ordinary
Stock
10-25
11-28
$2.22
—
Cooler
10-20
11-
(quar.)
(initial)
common
Roe
(From
2%
Corp.
current
■
(Cleveland)
West
10-31
10-20
Longview
10-24
<*12*15
35c
3-for-l split
5%
11-16
New
Stein
10-27
Stock
11-17
1
12-
10%
(quar.)
A
10-23
Ltd.—
(quar.)
mq
(quar.)._
'
Ship Lines,
(quar.)
!
Central
11-15
12-
8c
common
class
10-27
1
10-31
Crosse
1
(extra)—
S.)
(T.
Stouffer
dividend
Liquidometer
10-16
11-15
25c
1
Ltd.,
11-15
11-13
La
11-1
11-
Smith
10c
Lee
11-
Cadre Industries
Canada
10-15
37c
(quar.)
Corp.
current quarter on
,
Co
Corp.—
Stockholders approve a
10-28
11-15
355/sc
Co.,
12-26
11-15
20c
dividend)
(quar.)
(J. Hungerfyd Co. (quar.)
;
Stedman Bros., Ltd.—
Stockholders approved a 3-for-l split
12-20
11-15
11-
Co.
___
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish
12-29v
5%:
at this time.
dividend
Buffalo
Simms
11-17
-
Ltd.—
Co.,
Inc.
Co.,
12-12
12-12
Dillon
(From
(quar.)
Investment
11-15
(quar.)—__
at this
omitted
(stock
Corp.
Paper
Stein
—
iv'v$lo.ol9l*M,l>Vitt,®C-20
payment omitted
(Charles)
11-17
Shaw-Barton
35c
Utilities, com.
Service
shares
(quar.)
Columbia
Dividend
Bruning
Seapak Corp.
Kostin
Lewis
(quar.)
common
Scotten
11-17
Kirby-Coggeshall-Steinan—
(Common payment omitted at this time)
Klein Department Stores (stock dividend)
for each
stock
50c
Corp.,
11-17
12-12
10c
10-11
(quar.)
Fisheries
12-12
Tool
Stock
Blue
Booth
Saxon
Fund—-
.
Kayser-Roth
10-20
11-15
split)-
dividend)
common
10-20
25c
securities)
of
Israel-Rassco
Jahncke
of
&
sale
11-
5
10-13
1
11-
35c
Corp
5
12-
~3%
(quar.)_—
Inc.
11-15
$1.12%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.76
Isras
11-15
subject to stockholders ap¬
proposed merger of
Western
Auto
Supply Co.
into the company
at
meeting Oct. 16)
Best
Holdings
Iowa Southern
10-20
10-31
12- 1
Products,
Rowland
Ryder System, Inc.—
(Common payment
(quar.)
common
2
5
12-
37 %C
20c
10-18
iy2%
(quar.)
Resources
held,
proval
Corp.,
preferred
11-
37 %c
(quar.)
B
10-31
,
11-15
28V8C
5c
5,
Class
10-25
35c
(stock dividend)
10-23
10-10
1
12-20
11-20
$1.12Vi
:
10-23
11-15
11-
—
(stock dividend)
10 & 25c Stores, com.
10c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp. of America
from
9-29
1
._.
(stk.
.
10-31
.
Co.
11-25
(4c lrom net investment income plus a 31c
distribution
from
net
realized
profits
10-17
10-17
12-
;
Finance
10-31
10-31
10-31
(quar.)—___
stock
(2-for-l
11-25
.
30c
__—__
Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
Inc.
iquar.)____;
Bros.
&
International
^
conv.
Bearings,
,
t3iy4c
i35%c
__
(quar.)
preferred,
(quar.)
International
10-17
+34%c
(quar.
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
Basic Products
10-31
tax)
15c
(s-a)
Ltd.—
Co.,
Rose's
,
(From investment income)
6%
preferred
11-15
2%
Rogers Corp.
12-11
15c
(George A.)
5c
Selection Trust—
British
12-11
31V4C
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
A
11-17
(Final of 6 3/10c per American share after
1
Y.)—
conv.
Class
10-17
11-30
14c
(R. J.) Tobacco, new com. (initial)
Tobacco, new com. (initial) —_—
$1.50
(quar.)
Interchemical
10-20
Automobile
Avalon
9-29
;
B
4'/2%
Physics & Science Fund—
$1.50
5%
Inc.,
Company,
Hormel
$20%c
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
10-31
9-29
10-24
2%
(monthly)
(Dallas)
(subject to approval)
dividend
I2V2C
Company..
A.)
Inc., class A (quar.)
Bank
(Long Island,
N.
Insurance
_
Foundry
9-29
25c
(quar.)
tax
(initial)-—
pfd.
12-
10-31
10c
'
'
approve
Argus Corp.,
12-18
3c
Stores,
Class
12-1
stockholders
if
(M.
Hoover
wylv
Ampoules, Inc.—
May split shares
10-12
H-C7
10-15
10c
7%c
-a.*
—
National Bank
Reynolds
Reynolds
10-31
60c
Series
Extra
12-23
dividend
Stock
Republic
35c
(quar.)
Organ Co.
Holly Stores,
Ltd.—
withholding
African
South
of 7%%
11-21
3c
Co.
Hempstead
11-21
20c
Subject
1
16c
Hanna
from
Investment,
African
6
12-
6
12 %C
10-31
.
33/4C
(quarterly
Shares
11-
H-DA
Hammond
10-20
.—
1
1
Stock
11-14
10-30
(s-a)
Aro
11-28
Series
i; 1.1-28 ,,,11-14
13%c '
;
Gas
Funds
Harvey's
quarterly instalments)
2%
American-South
v,
11-15
10-20
Hamilton
10-13
(stock dividend) (to be paid
of
(quar.)
Business
American
10-13
12- 1
11-10
.....2%
.
_
.
12-
12-
Rhodesian
Halliburton
11- 1
11- 1
8c
(quar.)
——
All-State Credit
Alside,
(quar.)__
10-
12-15
U2V2C
(quar.)
Payable of Rec.
7%c
7V2C
25c
50c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
net
(quar.)
A
—
Central & Hudson Bay Ry
Algoma
Allied
class
Inc.,
(quar.)
B
Class
Share
oj Company
Name
Albertson's
Holders
When
Northern
10-16
30c
Co.
Tea
Products Co.—!
&
Machine (reduced)
Reheis Company, class A (quar.)
Reichhold Chemical, Inc. (reduced)—
Folding
Reece
Holders
Payable of Rec.
approved a 2-for-l split
Stockholders
10-19
11-15
30c
(quar.)
Pacific
&
Utilities, Ltd. (s-a)
Growth Industry Shares, Inc.—
(28c
from
capital
sources
and 7c from
investment income)
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Per
Atlantic
Star Yeast
Red
10-16
1
10-30
12-15
20c
Gloucester
of
Gould National Batteries
Great
11-
5%
7V2C
Company
Rubber
Gorton's
Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬
nounced during the current week.
35c
$1.40 pfd. (quar.)—
(stock dividend)
Products
(initial-quar.)
Inc.,
Gilchrist
Dividend
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
9
(quar.)
from net
$1.20 preferred
Fund
and
—
6
(32
cents
cents
from
net in¬
income)
National Fire Insurance
6
1
11-21
30c
10-31
10-20
38c
10-27
10-
2c
12-15
11-30
$1.12%
(N. Y.)—
12-
2
10
(1618)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
■"
.
Per
Hame of Company
American
Pad
(quar.)
Paper (quar.)
&
.♦
;__
11-1
$1
.
President
Lines,
non-cumulative
American
Ltd.—
.■
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
—
12-20
12-11
$1.75
—
10-31
10-
11-
10-18
5uc
__
15c
_
preferred
Anglo-Canadian
Class
A
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
;V-
i
preferred (quar.)
—:_
4'A% preferred .(quar.)___—
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
Quarterly
—-—-r—1
2nd
pfd.
'
11-1
37l/2C
12-
Appalachian
Power
Arizona
Public
SI.10
4'A%
pfd.
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
Telephone (quar.)
Packing Corp., new com. (initial)
1
10-10
Common
10-10
$1.20
1
10-20
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
1
62Vac
12-
1
11-
1
Camden Fire
12-
1
11-
1
Campbell
60c
12-
1
11-
1
Campbell
68%c
12-
1
11-
1
$1.08%
12-
1
11-
1
new
12Vic
common
(initial)
10-24
Canada
Canadian
Ordinary
(Interim
payment of 5%
Tax for the year
1961.
Dividend
$.076
Pood
Stores
less
British
($10
Inc.
11-
(quar.)
(increased
5c
Atlantic
Coast
preferred
<36/100ths
of
(s-a )
of
in
common
Nichols & Co.,
Stock'dividend
Stock
dividend
-
?
30c
1-15-62
6%
of
Nova
Year-end
Bankers
Scotia
—
clair, N.
Earber
J.)
Barymin
Class
Co.
10-
10-10
10-
4%
preferred
preferred
Corp.
Borg Warner Corp.,
com.
9c
{17'Ac
15c
15c
Cleveland
9-26'
12-
(quar.)
10-
6
?. 10-31
10-
6
10-16
10-
2
1
11-15
10-13
11-
5
1
9-29
12-
1
11-10
3-1-62
10-31
2-
9
10-13
1
10.ir
10-13
10-
2
10-
7
6c
11-15
10-25
10-30
1010-
4
1-2-62
12-
6
-
Subject
18__
11-17
(quar.)
10-25
12'/2C
11-15
11-
20c
10-16
10-
75c
11-1
$1.20
11-
$1.07
11-
1
1
15c
11-15
1%
'10-23
10-31
Co.
?2c
{20c
Products, Ltd.—
10-27
10-25
8
Co.
~"
(quar.)50c
Petroleum Co., Ltd.—
(Interim payment
equal to
approximately
9c a share and
free of income
tax)
Broad
Co.
$3.80
preferred
Buchanan
Union
'initial
(Phila.)
com.
_
(stock
1
-
1
9-26
10-16
6
9-29
11-
~
__
div.)
uo
2%
28c
—
95C
(quar.,
4
io-20
1-15-62
10-16
i_i-62"
10-3
12-15
10-
4
12-ir
10-
10c
Products (s-a)
Budget Finance Plan, common
(quar.)
11-1
11-
9
60c
convertible
Buffalo Forge
preferred
^Class
B
,41
Inc..
preferred
9-2R
10-16
9
15c
10-16
9-28
10-18
(quar.)
Co
'
"
28
A (s'a)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)____
6
-
11-24
6
9-29
1
10-20
"10-31
11-
1
A
10-27
10-31
15c
10-16
diyidendIZ~One
(stock
!
7 87'Ac
class A
Ltd.,
.10-12
or
10-25
6
10-10
.
10-10
-
{10c
10-27
9-29
25c
11-
1
10-17
7%C
12-
1
11-15
11-10
10-13
{13c
11-15
10-31
$.0105
10-28
share
either
ZZZZZ
(quar.)
10-
10-25
$1,121/2
he 1 d^7_
B
10-13
'
.
Ltd., common (quar.)
Supply Co, (quar.)
A
'
"
&
class
class
or
Frere,
II-
1
1
11-
30c
10-27
11-1
■11-
1
10-25
5%
10-12
11-15
10-27
11-15
9-22"
(N.
Oil
/
11-15
.11-
1
12-15
10-20
9-15
10-31
10-17
■"
10-
2
3
12-21-
9-22
10-31
•
9-30
10-31
9-14
4</„
11-30
10-23
50c
12-
1
11-10
20c
10-23
9-29
$1 04,
(quar.)•
30c
•
.7
10-26
10-10
25c
/
10-26
10-10
70c
(quar.)
3%%
10-16
10-
4
93%c
11-
43»/2c
11-15
11-
321/2c
10-31
10-17
30c
1
10-16
1
1-
1
II-
1
10-13
12-31
$1.50
;
$3
Fate-Root-Heath
11-1
Federal
$1.40
12-
__Z
preferred (quar.)__
Quarterly
10-16
1
Co. (quar.)
Grain, Ltd., class A
preferred
,12-15
12-15
20c
Insurance
Co.
N.
Federal
Federal
Tool
10-
5
Federated
10-
5
National
&
Mfg.
(Initial)
Deoartment
General
Stock dividend
Inc.
:
preferred A
5%
;___
56 'A c
11-29
10-
5
10-28
'
10-
7
11-
7'Ac
(quar.)
Fireman's Fund Insurance
10-31
12-15
10-20
27'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
12-22
11-15
•'
8%c
Stores
Corp.,
1-2-62
27c
28 %c
.
Financial
$2.25
10-19
25c
5
11-30
10-19
4
J.)—
5
10-5
10-16
4
11-
;
;
10-
12-29
1
11-
{35c
(Newark,
Quarterly
11-
{35c
(quar.)_ZZ__ZZZ
(quar.)
10-
10-
6
1
12-15
11-
1
10-27
10-
6
(San Francisco)—..
Quarterly
$1.25
11-
1
11-
i
1
10-
6
10-
6
57 Vic
11-15
15c
10-16
20c
10-25
10-
10c
10-
11-20
$1.12 Vi
10-16
1-2-62
12-
1212-
V
First
11-24
11-
First
4
-
$1
10 c
12'
1
10-31
30c
10-25
11-
1
Charter
Financial
12-20
&
Trust
(stock
10-
10-31
10-13
11-15
11-
25c
11-
1
10-20
5%
12-
8
10-20
5
1
Co.—
-
dividend)
(Yonkers, N. Y.)
(quar.)
10-
9
5c
National
Credit
New
Haven
Bank
(quar.)
(stock divid.)
Bureau
National
Bank
10-
9
11-
1
10-
9
2%
Y.)
(N.
10_16
75c
.
10-16
5c
City
First
9-30
25c. 1-1-62
11-
1
10-20
(Conn.)—
1
____
35c
10-16
9-30
9C
10-20
9-30
6
Republic Corp. of America—
Class
6c
12-20
11-30
25c7 .11- 1
-10,-10
(increased monthly)
Class
•
A
A
(monthly)—
9C
11-20
10-30
Class
.<;
.
(initial)
10-20
seven
.
First
9-29
10-
each
i
Bank
Quarterly
10-31
ny4c
•
National
National
First
,
Camden
First
6
10c
_
for
Extra
Corp.—-
.
25c
2%
First National Bank
11-20
10-
(quar.)
share
(one
Quarterly
8
20c
Rubber
9-28
Oct.
8
1-2-62
&
Comptroller of Currency)1
8
1-2-62;
Tire
dividend
10-16
held, subject to stockholders approval on
24, and
also the approval
of the
9-30
$1.04
"
■
dividend
Stock
10-20
r;
50c
Stock
2
''
•*'
I__"
(quar.)
Firestone
2
10-25 '•
65c
V
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
55c
y- $1.13
England)
.10-22
45c
"
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)"Paper Board Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
$1.31 y4
(quar.)!
(New
Inc.,
(quar.)
Hampton Electric
1
;
Corroon & Reynolds
Corp.—
$1 preferred A (quar.)
10-16
{12'Ac
11-
.
(quar.)
Cornet Stores
25c
;
-
;
—
Engineering
10- 5
10-13
35c
11-15
common
_:
6
Farmers & Traders Life Ins. (Syracuse, N. Y )
47 Vic
(quar.) _;
Continental Motors Corp.
Continental Aviation &
10-
$1.50
.
(quar.)
Fairbanks Co., 6%
Securities,
$4.16 preferred
(quar.)
1
Gorp. of America,
preferred (quar.)
10-13
I-
4
Federal
(quar.)____
preferred
1
{12vZc
4
35c
(increased)_i_
$4.52
10-13
11-
:
ZZZZZ'
10-
{20c
;
Container
1
tax______:
10-27
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
British
.10-
{$1
$4.50
;
after
51c
common
1 (>-20
1
10-20
11-
.
preferred (quar.)
Fall
River
Gas
(quar.)________
Falstaff Brewing Corp., common (quar.~j__ZZ
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
Federal
;
Co.,
11-
.
10-16
.
Co.
1
$1.12'/2
Industries, Ltd—
7 ;
(final) equal to about 11c
10-16
-
$1,371/2
Royalties, Inc.—
Participating preferred
(quar.)
:
6 >
12-
6
10c
60c
(quar.)
Y.)
10-
50c
(quar.)_____
FMC Corp.,
'
-
1
12-15
j25c
(initial)15c
preferred
&
10-
11-
10-14.
'
;
.$1,50
(quar.)
!
Natural Gas
Royalty
(quar.)_
9-22
10c
)0c
A
Exeter
1
Heating Products Ltd.—
Eversharp,
9-22
1
11-
•
$150
*, ,r
Ltd.
Class
11-
$1.75
Energy Fund
Epps Industries, Inc. (stock dividena)____
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)
;
Equity Oil Co. (s-a)
1
11-, 1
..
A
11-30
.
■
new common
Homes (quar.
share
12-15
.
Mfg.,
Enamel &
P-97 '
.
class A___________
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
!____
Employers Group Assoc. (Boston)
10-13 ~
1
{$1 75
' tlOc
Products
per
10-17.'
$1,311/4
.
com.
Co.,
9-30 )
.
V
Emhart
10-16
11-
11-15
v
(accum.)
1st preferred
Emco,
10-16
11-
(qua,r.)
preferred B
(auar.)___
Crouse-Hinds
Co.,
Electric & Musical
10-20
1
50c
(yuar.i
preferred
Bottling
10-14
~~~
«
50c
10"13
^
12-
1
Consolidated
Cott
9-30
■10-31
J"*.'.
Co., common (quar.)_
41/2%
preferred (quar.)
;
____ZZZ
6%
preferred (quar.)__w_l__l!__
Elastic Stop Nut Co. of America (quar.)
10-20
1
Ltd., 1st pref. (s-a)'
Consolidated Edison Co.
Products
10-31
12 Vac
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Electric
Echlin
.11- 1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Diversified Standard
Corn
..{25c
10c
51 Vic
1Q13
HI J
5%
Ekco
llrl5
$1.90
Quarterly
9-25
(quar.)
Laboratories—-
Milner.
Eichler
10-27
)50«
1
„
'
10-16
11-15
-
—
$2.04 preferred (quar.)
$2 preferred (quar.)
4%
9-25
realized
Eagle, Inc. (quar.)
:^_______7
East Kootenay Power Ltd.—
10-13
27 % c
i
x
n
4
$1,061/4
common
Electric Co.,
U'
11
1
11-
8c
(quar.)_
Uw
12-1
6-
12-
$1.16
t25c
35c
Q-1R
1
9-
:•
1-1-62
'31 %c
_;
(quar.)
n7c
BUali\hfh)Cl&ss
(s-a)
Bulloch's.
10-16
10-16
15c
(quar.)
1
TOVhc
35c
preferred
,3-
8c
Power
10-16
10-16
participating
Power
2
{15c
_
preferred A (accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum.)__
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd.—
Connecticut Light & Power—"'
Consumers
30c
Steel
6%
(quar.)
income)
Extra
Film
1-
5
10c
; Income and
2
cents
from
net
securities
profits)
'
'
Drug Fair-Community Drug—
Da-Art,
2-1-62
4
{$1.75
$7
11-
National Co., Ltd. (quar.)
r
Confederation Life Assurance
(Toronto)—
514 %
(quar."~
commonZZZ_ZZZZZZZ
;_7
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Eastern States Corp—
10-20
He
(quar.)
1"-
(quar)
*
11-27
12c
(quar.)
Concord Natural Gas, common
5 V2 % preferred
(quar.)
$5
Ltd.
{20c
preferred
-7%
preferred
Eastern Canada
12-1
,11-15
$1.25
*
inc.)
(quar.)
,
10-2
American shares
(quar.)—
10-13
6
,12-15
distribution
preferred
6
10-16
1
10-27
"t,40c
'qnar.i
$2.06
9-15
-
•
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp;, com.
Voting trust- certificates (qnar.V
10-10
1
11-
Dupuis
invest¬
10-10
11-15
11-
Coal
Chemical, Ltd.
class
50c
'
—
(from
,
11-15
10-13
{20c
11-15
,
(monthly)
1
preferred (quar.)__
Ccninionwealth
Stock
Fund
Consolidated
(increased)
(quar.)
Gas
1
Tnc
10-10
10-
,
7 Vic
,
5.25%
Consolidated
{121
Com-
pfd.
preferred
_
British
stock
Quarterly
1
7
11-30
{10c
<fc
&
of class B stock for each ten shares
9-15
6-15
" $1,121/2
S1.25
Svsteoi.
H.)
1211•
Steel
2
11-10
3-15
?nc
(Pa.)
(quar.)_—
preferred
(N.
110c
Tar
2
10-
13-15
37'Vi'C
(quar.)
(quar.
Gas,
preferred
•;
10-
Duncan
10-13
1;
20c
.r
"
common
common
Pictures, $4.25 pfd.
6%
-.'
10-31
10-13
V
■
{30c
10-
11-
Combustion Engineering Inc.
Commonwealth Edison Co..
Concord
9-29
.
{20c
10-
:
10-16.
split
$2.20
1
2
"
Columbia
ment
9-29
10-16
:
{$1.25
)7_ZZT~ ~7~~
(quar.)-_^,^__r__Z
Canada,
.10-10
-11-30
$1.12 »/2
2
11-
11-
u
20c
Conduits
to approval
uiviaend)-
Brockton Taunton
Gas,
&
Plastics
10-31
12c
f
10-27
Dumas
25c
Gas
2
-11-1
(oimr.)_
Bralorne Pioneer
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Brooklyn
Oil
Coloriie
9-20'
10-25
10-16
mc
(quar.)
Inc.
(ouar.)__
Paper, Ltd., Ordinary (s-a)
(Payment of 1 shilling equal to
about 14c)
Bowling Corp. of America (stock
Forest
11-
9-15
87'/2c
'
A
10-16
common
Columbia
4.64%
50c
Bourjois,
Trust
Colorado
{17'A c
~in~cZ) ~
investment
10-
Ducommun Metals
ir-13.
'10c
(quar.)
Power,
prmerred
12-15
11-15
10-14
11-15
$1.25
(N. Y.)
Illuminating,
stock
Two-for-one
.,
(quar.)_.
Bowater
Street
4 v2 %
9-15
10-30
1-2
11-15
$4^50 preferred
Du Pont of
'
(quar.)
;
Mortgage Service Co.
1-15
21c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Bridgeport Hydraulic
11-
11-
(quar.v_.
(quar.)
Central
1
11-15
{60c
Duke
Pacific RR.—
&
Colonial Finance Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Fund; Inc
(fy>m * rvvo- m°nt
Colorado
-
;
--
,
Colonial
10-18
45c
„
(quar.).
(ouar )___
class
11-1
11-3
v
(l.licreaSou-qUar.j
of America—
:
^
,Two-for-one
;
net
10•
{50c
10-14
10-
3
39c
Engineering
10-19
10-16
!
10-10
$1.50
71
ZZZZZ
Bridge Ltd.
(quar.)
Electrohome Ltd. (s-a
10-19
11-1
5%;
Aikmaiv (,'orp.
Corp.
4-(3
50c
preferred
Wall
&
Colonial
'
1-31-62
25<»
Bostitch, Inc., class A (quar.)
Edison, common (quar.
Street
Collins
6
10-
/; 62
(quar. )•„
(quar.
Co,
preferred
4-30-62
{55c
Boston
Broad
$4.50
8
10-20
10-31
12-1
Y.)
10-
11-10
37'/2 c
(quar.
(quar.)
(from
piass A common
.
10-]9
41-30 t
87Vic-
Electric,
Electric
,
10-16 !
25c
10-25
8%c
Anglo. Investment Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
11-1'
2%
-
'
20c
(quar.)
Columbia
<■■■.'.'
Ltd.
Fund
11-1
17Vac
1
&
13'Ac
(quar.)
11-1
$1
10-16
5%
2JAc
Research—
preferred
Mines,
60c
:i
7c
,
.
1
City Title Insurance Co.
1-2-62
(quar/)*—"
Quarterly
20c
Stores—
Oil
Clark
10-26
:
r
Controller
10-10
•.juoi;
20c
Cincinnati. Gas
6
6
'
I
11-1
37'/ic
(quar.)"— '
10-25
divd.)
plus
Donacona Paper
(quar.)___
Doughboy Industries
Z_ZZZZZ_
~
Dreyfus Fund (8 cents from net Investment
1U .1': ,.10-10
:•!{' .-;35c
^Quarterly
9
11-
,
[v.y l";
(quar.)_
series A
9-30
20c
xwo-for-one stock split
of stockholders Oct.
Products
10-
pfd.
9-30
{53c
Sue
$1.05
(N.
(stk.
Industries—
&
7%
9-30
10-16
*,26c
i
10-17
'
1
1%
.
common
Bank.
1
v,
*;
Quarterly
10-2
10-
•10-
10-31
.
-
(quar.)
Cotton
10-3 L h
40c
(stock dividend)——
11-
(increased )_i__
Telephone Co. (Canada)
Belmont Iron Works
(quar.)
Berkshire Gas Co.
(quar.)
Biederman Furniture, class A
Bliss (E. W.), $1.80
preferred
Blue List
Publishing (initial)
Bowman
10-16
2%
(quar.)____
(quar.)
10-20
35C
pfd.
Co.
Co.
gains distribution
investment income)
Dominion Textile,
10-20
11-10
L__'i__rL !
11-
7'Ac
Bell
preferred
10-20
non-cum.
Chlckasha
2
{4c
pfd.
;11-10
-
(increased)
common
Refining
preferred
11-15
10-10
; 25c,
9
10_31
Dominion
10-10
10-31
,
9
10-
133/4C
(quar.)
_
Chicago Molded Products Carp,
2
10-
12'Ac
(quar.)
.4,78%
4.25%
10-
10-20
7'A%
(quar.)
4%
Concrete,
10-20
20c
Co.
—
Food
5%
2
'
1 quar.)
preferred
3V2%
9
10-
(Mont-
:
10-
1
Quarterly
1
.10-31
..
1
11-
Dominion
6
25c
(quar.)_
Lhicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
12-29
10-20
10-20
37V2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Borman
2
25c
40c
—________
4%
British
10-16
10-
$1.05
;
.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
10-31
l-n-P2
&
1;.
{5C
;
dividend—
Oil
12-
{10c
T
(quar.)__
Chase Manhattan
chemical Products
Stock
Colonial
Common
Cascade
preferred
Champlin
*•
n-
11-
Works. Ltd. ~(s-a)ZZZ
Glass, Ltd. (extra)
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum, Ltd.
(quar.)
9-29
(quar.)__
- -
40c
37'Ac
Dominion
10-10
$1.12 V*
;___
- -
4%
(quar.)_
7
Chemical
Dominion
'
Light,
common
9-28
Engineering—
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Corp., common
Dominion
,
-
Corp.,
(initial-quar.)
Dominion
3
10-20
25c
Century Acceptance Corp.,
-
10-
10-16
37c.:
_l.
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
(quar.)
{10c
(quar.)
11-15
-10-16
—
-
(quar.)_—I—
{55c
Insurance
Storage
&
9-29
»•»
A
preferred
10-16
$1.06
•■/.
dividend)____
Belding-Corticelli, Lfd., 7%
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,
3'A %
Power
4.20%
-
10-31
20c
;
:
Salt
preferred
5%
11-15
5c
B (quar.
preferred (quar.)_'
10-27
$1
0
(quay.)_
Behlen Mfg.
Corp.
Bekins Van &
Bostic
10-16
10-27
10-20
Explorations, Ltd.___
& Paper, Ltd.—
Baystate Corp.
Boise
10-31
from net
6%
10.19
preference
conY.
10-20
Power
A
preference
$1.40
10-31
Corp.
(stock
dividend)—
Corp. (increased quar.)
Candy Corp.
(quar.)
dividend—^__
;
Bathurst
$1.40
.
$.150
10-31-
*
-
-
II
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Sons Stores
capital
Dodge
12-15
$1.25
Ltd. ^ (quar.)__u
'-Corp.'—
9-22
$1.12V2
Wright
Sfock
Securities
70c
Oil
Barton's
Central
preferred
Dominick
{20c
9-29
10-16
Diversified
11-15
t *
16
1016
11-10
Dome
12-29
(quar.)
9-15
10c
.
Life
preferred
1
10
.
3
11-24
9-29
{20c
,<
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.):
common
15c
(quar.)
(stock
Tractor
31c
f
common
(quar.)
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)
:'■•
Central
....
Ry. Gtd.
Co.-—
Corp.,
10-20
$1
...
National
11-
10-13
$1.75
A)
Light,
Asbestos
*•
(quar.)
(N
11-1
11-20
(quar.)__.
California
5%
10-13'
10c
(quar.;
Ohio
&
preferred
t2-
{25c
!___
Central Aguirre Sugar (quar.)
Central Coal & Coxe (s-a
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
10-13.
1
3
15c
(quar.)_
of
Barry
1;:
11-
5c '
:_
.
common
preferred
Bank
11-
5%
10-
55c
preferred
Bank
1
(quar.)
pre^erre*.
Baltimore Transit Co.—
Bangor Hydro-iiiactnc,
&
2
"
preferred
4.20%
17-30
11-
1%
:_
7'.
——
■*
Scott- &
Celotex Corp.,
35c
Corp.
Power
Pirie
Caterpillar
•
—
10-30'
; ■
(quar.)__
Ltd—.
Extra
-
'
.
11-10
fruar.):
preferred
Carson
•12-
,
{$1 25
Power,
Investments
Carolina Clinchfieid
-
Texas)—
preferred 1947 series (quar.)—
4'A%
5
-V
10-16
(quar.)__—30c;
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
4%
11-15
12-
;
;
.
7%
1
Capital
fonar. 1
International
.
■
Co..
10-
—{25c
Ayres (L. S.> & Co., common
4V2%
preferred (quar.)_
Piano
1
-
preferred
4V2%
._J_.
Baldwin
10-10
10-25
11-
5%
Cassiar
Automatic Prints (initial)
Automatic Steel Products, Inc.—
30c noncumulative preferred__
Avco Corp. (quar.)
/
Axe-Houghton Fund B (27 cents from capital
gains plus 4 cents from income)___
i_
Industries
1
11-10
,
-
prior preferred
B-I-F
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd. (quar.)__
Canadian Vickers, Ltd.
(quar.)
common
SI.20
4'A%
Canadian
10-10
3lV-»c
(Tulsa,
Austin
9-14
12-14
t50c
pfd.
Dominion &
{20c
10-
10c
9-30
:
W-?i
10-20
(J- S.)
10-10
1
30c
"
11-15
(11c
10-23
10-31
:
11-1
,
.—;
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
{10c
10-10
To-16
$1.56
common-(quar.)
Investment Trust—
10-16
Carolina
-
Ltd.
Common
full
_
Steels,
10-27
Light
-
Ltd.,
1-15-62
93%c
(resumed)
Insurance
Quarterly
Atlas
10)J-
preferred
Life
International
div.)—'
stock
of August
as
SI.25
Industries,
Canadian
'
1
{45c
Canadian
10-20
8
11-
"
•
1
11-
10-20
in-in
Dixon
12-
{37 Vic
40c
15c
7%
r.
10-13
Dividend Shares, Inc.—
common
Commerce—
01
10-
10-13
1
25c
55c
:
Quarterly
10-13
1
t55c
(stock
satisfaction of all dividends accrued
and
unpaid on each share of preferred
Atlas
of
34c
:—
share
a
share
1
10-10
10-27
11-
S119''
•
55c
9
11-
1
10c
Co.
$150 preferred
9
3-
11-
$125
~
I—
v;1-r y
preferred
(quar.)__
12-
$2.50
3-
10-10
Z-ZZZZ
Edison
Giorgio Fruit
'
;
Ltd.
11-
$1.18%
Industries, pfd.
each
xor
30c
Line
4-2-62
1
12-1
10-13
{87ViC? 4-2-62
11-
$1.75694
10-10
12-18
Dielectric Products
9-27
10-31
{87V2c
dividend)
held)
10-31
;
RR., 5% pfd. (s-a)
Refining, 3.75% pfd. B (quar.>__—
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.—
"■?.
5 Vs. %
2
10-27
50c
10-10
75o
,
13c
Atlantic
Atlas General
10-
10-10
{ 8%C
—
redeemable
30c
•
_____—•
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9
10-
10-10
10-25
50c
;
National
1
1
1
s-a)
Diamond
2
11-
1
1
11-
Ltd
Crystal
11-
11.
11-
Detroit
2
33c
10-10
$1
(Increased
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Co. (quar.)
2
10-
1
12-12
8
$1.12y2
■;
non-cum.
Diamond
10-
12-
12-28
Tramway—
$2.50-$3.5°
Di
{$2
Bronze.
Mines.
&
2
60c
—
(s-a)
$1
quar.)
preferred
class A
(stock'
\7c
Power
2
1
12-28
(quar.)
10-
11-
3
25c
50c
(quar.)
10-
11-1
11-
(quar.)
A
11-
1
11-20
'
(quar.)
11-; 1
31c
u
Canadian Imperial Bank
share)
2
20c
pfd.
Company
Delaware
11-
31'AC
(N. J.)
I
of
par)
--stock
Denison
Denver
2
10-20
yv;\
(s-a)
share
(One
-
(quar.)__
4%
Common
-1'
10-13
11-16
—
Co.
10-
11- 1
2
5
$106
5Vi%
preferred
10-31
-
Water,
Vilbiss
10-
10-
10
(quar.)
$2 class A (quar.)
preferred
4%%
16
10-20
(quar.)
De Soto Chemical Coatings
5
11-15
—
—
(s-a)_
Arena
Canadian
about
Associated Stationers Supply Co.
(quar.)____
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. iquar.)_
Atlantic City Electric, common
4.75%
9-28
9-30
1
31,
to
Atchison,
Common
10-16
11-
In¬
ending Dec.
amount
depositary
per
Associated
will
20c
48%c
„
B
i—
(s-a)
(quar.)____;
-(quar.)_-
Packers, Ltd.,
Class
5%
9-30
10-
11-
{5c
(quar.)
34c
Mines
Co.
9-29
1
12-1
Light, $4 pfd. (quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Lake
11-
17V2C
___^
(quar.)
Soup
•
10-16
10-20
•,
10-14
10-10
__7
preferred A
10-14
1
(quar.)
preferred
Dayco Corp.,
17V2C
.-
(quar.)
11-15
■■->%>
-
Insurance Assn.
Red
*
10-11
Telephone Co.—
(quar.).
$1.24 preferred
$ 1.25 preferred
$1.32 preferred
27'/he
Artesian
Water.
7%
pfd.
(quar.)
Associated Electric
Industries, Ltd.,
come
(quar.)
preferred
1
11.
±30c
,
(quar.)
preferred
4'/2%
Davenport
75c
(quar.):
Water &
1
(quar.)
pfd.
California
1
12-
5%
$3
non-cum.
Dallas Power &
2
De
:
Power,
10-13
10-
Research
California
18c
(quar.)
31 %c
-
10c
Biochemical
1
12
1
in.™
7
Ltd.
2
$4.24
California Interstate
12-
(quar.).
Equipment Corp.,
;
11,-
(quar.)—
preferred
Constable Corp.
>
3
59c
preferred
$4.35
3
for
Electric
—
S2.75
Arnold
10-
10-
California
———
S2.40
Aro
3.
11-
10-
11.
15C
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common (quar.)
6-15
10-16
10-23
;
dividend-!—
11-
(quar.)
Press, Inc.
15c
(extra)
Corp.
$1.12'/2
(quar.)____
(quar.)
preferred „(quar.)
S2.36
Stock
,
10-
'
Cuneo
3-16
10c
California
•
;
12-15
•
(quar.)
Industries
+30c
preferred
S2.50
5
11-10
10-16
12-31
3-31-62
'
Corp
$1.12Mi
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Service,
8
10-16
for
B
Co.,
preferred
10-
International,
5c
(H.
Industries
CTS
Cadre
10-16
.
.
Argus Corp., Ltd.
10-10
.114 1
Crush
Holders
Payable of Rec.
{75c
~
(quar.)__
Ltd
(s-a)!
Coal.
When
Share
15C
Crystal Tissue Co
22V2C
(quar.)
M.) & Co.—
(two-for-one stock split)—
preferred (quar.)
CMP
'*
—
4.50%
10-10
•
{36c-
shares
1
--
Common
5%
+$0,007
(six
class
Co.
Pass
6-15
6-30-62
(quar.)
•' pgr
'
'
Ltd.
3-16
$1.12 »/2
(A. M.)
Nest
Seal,
6-30-62
$1.12 y2
Byers
•
Crows
&
3-31-62
$1.12 V2
Hat
Crown Cork
25c
(quar.)
11-10
11-
12-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V2%
9-29
1
6
9-29
12-31
•v
;
*
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
25c
*
:
Byer-Rolnick
10-12
12-
$7'Ac
:
share
:
10-
10-20
25c
preferred
Byllesby
{56'/4C
,
—.—
dividend
1
,
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
Antes-Imperial, Ltd., clkss A- (quar.)—
each
25c
1'
Name of Company
6
10-16
25c
10-
4V2%
;
1
10-20
•
-{72c
______
Stock
1112-
10-26
{30c*
—
B
;
;
10-27
4V2%
v
...
.
1
11-15
{70c
______
Telephone,
S2.90
Class
Common
6
12-22
Post
Products Inc.
(quar.)—25c
Anderson, Clayton (quar.)
50c
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills, Ltd.— "
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
^
.
Common
1st preferred (quar.)
American
Viscose
Corp.
(quar.)
Amerline Corp., class A (initial)
S2.80
10-10
Holders
Payable of Rec.
2V2C
Brewing Co.
(quar.)
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Burrus Mills, Inc., common
■;
When
Share
(quar.):
Burger
Smelting & Refining—
7%
Anchor
Bullock's, Inc.
10-10
10-20
Per
Name of Company
10-16.:
10-20
$1-50
American
.
Holderr
Payable of Rec.
30c
Extra
5%
When
Share
'American Natural Gas
.
A
(monthly)
9c
12-20
11-30
$1.75
11- 1
10-13
75c
10-16
10-
$3
12-29
12-22
Firth Sterling, 7%
;_
preferred (quar.)
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light
(quar.)
Flexible
(s-a)__,
Tubing, 6%
preferred
>
7_
4
i
Volume
Number
194
6099
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name
Florida
Fluor
of Company
Water
Gaint
Food
Foote
Markets,
Gear
Bros.
Class
B
Forbes
2%
12-15
Home Insurance Co.
11-
1
10-20
Hoover
35c
12-
1
1
Franklin
11-24
series
10-16
i' Uaaa,
10-10
9-28
10-16
4c
(Franklin
10-15
11-
(quar.)
20c
10-27
Ltd. (quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
$30c
—
Gedulud
Frost
Class
11-22
9-29
11-15
11-
10-16
10-
I.
1
15c
Link-Belt
"
55c
12'Ac
10-31
6
C.
pfd.
4.08%
Loblaw
10-30
$1.50
(quar.)
$10c
10-16
9-15
$20c
10-16
9-15
$40c
$1.25
,
$1.29
11-
Co.,
11-
9
$1.25
$1
11-
1
10-17
(quar.;
(quar.)
;
1
(qaal'.l —
Lruuua
15c
•-
Lid.
Co.
Motors
General
Public
General
Steel
10-25
American
changed
oo.
1
10-10
Crr.
10-
2
Inland
1
10-
2
Institutional
12-15
36c
wr.)
11-30
11-24
$$1.25
1
10-
1
10-
6
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
;
(quar.)
—
50c
11-
1
62'Ac
11-
1
$1.30
10-16
10-16
: 9r30
Class
10-13,•
55c
Southwest—,v.
S.
preferred
9-10
$2.50
for each 100 shs; held)
10-18
$~1~25
11-
1
11-
1
10-18
$1.50
11-
1
10-18
$1.25
11-
1
10-18
-
Co.
40C
10-31
7'Ac
11-15
of
net
Gladding McBean & Co.
Glatfelter
4%%
(P.
H.)
Company,
preferred
4%%
preferred
charges
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Power
of the
Ordinary
depositary
(final >
5
11-
1
5
-11-
1
rate
10-10
10-24
10-
11-
1
Irwin
10-16
Envelopes,
Ltd.,
class A
Gloray Knitting Mills
Godfrey
Co.
1
10-16
12-23
11-
a%
.
10-20
Goodman
Gordon
Inc.
Class
Government
Grace
(W.
8%
Great
A
11-17
10-16
Jewel
1
10-
3
C
2-15-62
2-
5
12'Ac
5-15-62
5-
4
25c
...
(quar.)
preferred
11-24
11-
12-11
$2
12-11
Life
;
13-11
11-25
Gompany,
Gross Telecasting
Class
B
Growers
5%
10-16
pid.
conv.
Wine
Co... Ltd....class
Liife
Gulf
Mobile
Insurance
11-
1
10-
(quar.)
Ohio
&
'nt!»r
Corp.
Tl-
Katz
9-30
1
12-18
3-1q-62
: 3- 1
30c
12-
8
plus
12-
8
10-13
10c
10-17
9-29
10c
Controls,
Chemical &
10-17
9-29
5.30%
$2.40
preferred
preferred
Harsoo
V
Hart
&
Schaffner
Hartford
1
10-11
11-
1
10-16
60c
10-16
10-
5
$1.50
&
Marx
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
4.96%
Light, common
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred
10-
6
(stock
12-
6
1
10-
6
30c
11-17
10-16
1U
1
10-10
62c
11-
1
10-10
56'Ac
11-
1
10-30
9-26
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance
5%
50c
of America, 5% pfd.
Hawaiian
Pacific
Steel
Heppenstall
Co.,
Hercules Galion
7"/>
preferred
Heartland
,
Industries
Products, Ltd.
4'A%
«lvioen^)
5%
preferred
Hercules Powder Co.. 5%
(s-a)
1
10-16
11-
1
Leslie
pfd.
(quar.)
.
$1.25,
e
11-15
(quar.)
30c
Higbie
(quar.)__
20c
11-
45c
'*10-16
Mfg.
Electric
Co.
Light
(quar.)
10-16
1
Stores
10-18
Salt
10-26
Levine's, Inc.
;
' 10-
—
10-
5
10-15
10-
1
10-18
11-30
11-16
2-
5
6%
pfd.
(s-a).
Mfg.
Class
1-18
Minnesota
10-
3
10-24
10-
3
4.56%
10-30
10-13
10-16
10-
12-
1
11-14
$1
12-
1
11-14
Mohawk
1
11-14
Montana
1
11-14
1
5
A
•
12-
11-14
"
50c
10-16
12-20
7c
9-29
dividend)
12-20
12-
1
$3
12-
1
$1
12-
1
11-17
17'Ac
10-25
10-10
35c
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (initial)
12-15
11-14
$1.38
11-
1
$G5c
11-
1
10-
32'Ac
11-
1
10-12
li-
1
10-20
11-1
10-20
6c
10-28
10-13
.
(Fla.)
pfd.
(quar.)
1
12-20
11-
Moody's
Morse
12-
10-10
12-15
11-20
11-
3
1-12-62
1-
5
6
10-
10-18
15c
10-16
1^-
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.18a/4
10-31
10-20
(quar.)
1-
5
Movielab
10-
2
Mount
9-15
10-19
10-5
12-15
1
10-
6
1
10-
11-
1
9-29
$1.14
11-
1
10-16
11-
$1.09
(stock
27 Vic
1
10-27
1-2-62
12-15
$1.75
2-1-62
133/4C
11-
1
1-15
10-21
16'Ac
10-16
9-29
120c
12-29
12-15
12-29
12-15
10-31
1212-
10-13
1
11-15
1
11-10
15c
10-31
10-16
20c
^__
12-
10-25
10-10
(quar.)—.——_—_—
31'Ac
10-25
10-10
31'Ac
,(quar.)__
pfd.
___
(quar.)_—_
(quar.)__—
j
Liberty Real Estate Bank & Trust
1
10-12
11-
1
10-12
28c
10-16
10-27
$35c
(quar.)
10-16
10-
6
9-29
75c
11-15
5c
10-18
9-28
6c
—
Corp
Products—
(quar.)
11-
1
10-26
10-13
6c
11-30
11-10
2c
11-30
11-10
$10c
10-31
10-16
(quar.)
Rice
Film
Mills—
(initial
quar.)
Laboratories, class
7%
Inc.,
Telephone
&
A
(quar.)
10c
11-1
10-20
pfd. (s-a)—.
Telegraph—
$3.50
12-20
12-
22'Ac
Mills,
States
10-16
9-20
9c
37'Ac
10-16
10-16
9-30
56'Ac
11-
Quarterly
Mutual
6%
System.
Inc.,
preferred
(quar.)
common
(auar.)
Narragansett Electric,
4.64%■■ preferred
4'A%
pfct.
(quar.)—
1
Bank
National
Bellas
National
Cash
Westchester
of
Register
(quar.)
10-25
(quar.)
Gas
Co.
(quar.)
Co.,
6%
pfd. B
National
Steel
Nebraska
Stock
Neiman-Marcus
10-10
4'A%
11-10
Neon
$1.12'A
11-
1
10-20
Nevada
12-15
1G-31
11-15
5»A%
Co.,
Power
Co.,
;
—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
New
Bedford
New
Jersey Bank
Gas
&
12-15
40c
10-16
9-29
& Trust
Natural Gas
New
(Phila.)—
Jersey
New
Jersey Natural
Gas,
9-30
11- 1
10-16
10- 5
9-15
3%
11-1
9-26
5c
17Vac
12- 1
10-16
11-15
l11- 8
11- 1
10-ltr
11-1
10-10
10- 2
11- 1
.
Er
iquar.)—
$1
10-11
—
40c
11- 1
10-16
(stock dividend)—
2%
(quar.)__
25c
11- 3
10-16
10-13
10- 2
Edison
Light
9-15
12-30
10-16
27'Ac
common,
(Canada)
30c
$15c
21c
(initial)
(quar.)
preferred
Products
(quar.)__
(quar.)
——•——
Inc.
10- 2
10-16
51.06'A
dividend
Newtek's Stores,
1
v
Corp. Ltd.
Consolidated Mills—
Car
9-15
10-16
10-31
$1.50
$20c
(quar.)—
Welding Machine
Fuel
Lead
10-19
10-16
(Albany)
——
National
11- 6
35c
15c
—_
:_
& TrUst
National
12-
40C,
40c
15c
10-16
9"29
10-18
10-20
,10- 9
30c
—
11- 1
1Q-16
10-31
.11- 1
11- 1
5c
(s-a)
Hess, Inc.
10-16
58c
2c
—.
(quar.)!
(quar.)_—
——
National Bank (New Jersey )(increased quar.)
Corp.
Aeronautical
National
9-30
1
17'Ac
(quar.)_
Nation-Wide Check
25c
10c
...—
9-20
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Metal
Vernon
Mountain
l'-22
5
15c
(quar.)_
1
Service—
National Electric
$15c
$31'Ac
—
10-18
11- 1
10-
$1.50
(quar.)__
Quarterly
V:
(quar.)___
11-1
$1.05
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
National
Finance
—
10-16
10c
National Commercial Bank
Laurentide
common
$6
Co.
10-16
10-30
10c
Corp
Co.
1
3%
dividend)
(Schenectady)—
6
12-
6
5:
40c
Products
common
10-16
$1 50
(quar.)
Power
Trust
Royal
10-26
11-
9-30
10-25
•
1-12-P?
11-
6
10-30
(quar.)
Investors
Diablo
New
1-8-62
10-11
10-
5c
Corp.
Bank
Co.,
Clemens
Mount
4-
10-25
12c
Extra
4-13-62
2%
—
Power
preferred
Mount
25c
10-17
30c
30c
Electro
6%
10-31
(Philip), Inc. (see Philip Morris).
Mount
1
1
1-2-62
6
Neb.)—
(quar.).___
participating
12-15
1C-16
7c
(accum.)__;—
(Lincoln,
Paper Co.
Light—
&
preferred
Morris
1-
(quar.)____
(quar.)
11-30
11-17
monthly)
Ontario
Power
Petroleum
Montreal
12-20
12c
i
(quar.)
4I/2.%-
6%
1
preferred
Montana
1
9-25
10-17
(quar.)
Inc.
].
10-20
1
1
Extra
1
11-
1
common
Materials
$4.20
11-
1
11-1
12-30
20c
Mohawk National
12-
87V2C
10c
Corp.,
Co.,
preferred
4.36%
12-
12-
r
12c
Cement
Inc.
Insurance
&
8
10-17
5c
Co.,
Mississippi
11-
10-17 i
10-31
ac
(quar.)_;
Miller & Rhoades, 4»A%
10-16
10-10
1
11-
A
1
10-15
1
40c
(quar.)
Laboratories
Miller
4%
dividend)^
Corp.
$30c
Quarterly
Miles
11-
$1.183/4
(quar.)
Electric, 5.52%
Sugar
10-24
5c
Quarterly
25c
.■
25c
(monthly)—;
Co.,
37'/ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Extruders.
12V2c
2
10-16
Ltd.,
Tile & Terrazzo,
10-31
2%
-
<quar.)
(extra)
$25c
iquar.)
Michigan
120c
Co.1
Co.
Lut.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
10-31
26c
!__—
__.
(quar.)__
pfd. A (quar.)
5!/2% pfd. (quar.)
Northrup
Portland
Co.
11-15
r
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B
Lehigh
Mines,
&
'
11-1
">1£k
,fi;;'35cr»r")j.6:t3,l
(quar.)
Miami
$1.05 |
12$1,083/4 v'., 12-
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.)—;
preferred
class A
Miami
40c
(stock
Tire
$35c
"i'Ac
Stores
Co.
95c
____
-
10-16
10-26 j-J-ftrlS
3%
11-25
$1.25
to
10-26
-
10-15
$1.25
pfd.
class A
1-10
20c
^_i.^J:jb'i2'/aC
I
•
preferred
&
11-15
1-31
!
1
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
Leece-Neville
10-10
1
2
933Ac
12-
__
(quar.)
&
10-31
12-
933'4C
(quar.)
Mfg,
Merrimack-Essex
$1.12'/2
;
5V2%
(Alfred),
Inc.
11-15
85c
Inc.,
\
11-15
1
Quarterly
:
—„___—
common
Electric,
Rubber
Lerner
30c
___
Higbee Company
Hilo
Lear,
10-
1
12-
__.u.
Distilleries
25c
(quar.)
class A
(Quebec) Ltd.
Lee
10-31
12-
Meyercord
93 3/4 c
(monthly)
A
4%
55c
10-15
11-
9-29
933/4c
1
c
10-30
(quar.)
11-
40c
(s-a)
changed
Class
dividend)
10-10
15c
10-16
(quar.)
Shoe
Life
2
1
series
Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
25c
Industries
B
Name
10-24
Development Corp.—
Convertible
Class
(stock
ll-
common
(quar.)
Ltd.
Porcupine
75c
dividend)
(stock
10-
;•
9-20
from
9c
1946
Co.
(Arthur G.)
Extra
9-20
10-16
$1.11
(quar.)_
(quar.
(quar.)
Mclntyre
10-16
lOc
pfd.
10-20
93 3/4
(quar.) _I
Oil Co.
Laurentide
Leeds
11-
B
9-29
10-13
10-11
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger,
Class
10-31
10-31
10-16
Metropolitan Stores of Canada,
Meyer (George J.) Mfg. Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
9-29
10-20
(s-a)
Trust
(quar.)
Melville
10-10
10-31 "
42'/2C
(quar.)_____
dividend
10-13
10%
Electronics,
Lambert
5%'
(quar.)—
Corp.
11* 3
1
10-13
$17'/3c
(quar.)
&
Grain,
McCall
Midwest
(quar.)—
9-30
1
(Oscar)
Special
McKee
11-
10-10
1
20c
Mayer
McQuay-Norris
12c
12-20
10-31
11-
25c
4.44%
&
preferred
10-13
25
1-20-62
$1.50
(quar.)
$22'/2c
preferred
4%
:
Inc.
27c
Merchants Fast Motor Lines
1.
common
profits)
(quar.)
Stores,
preferred
33A%
10-13
9-30
9-30
Telephone, Ltd.—
Hegler Zinc
10-31
10-16
,
1
(lc
20c
each
(quar.)_
9-30
11-
334%
2 %c
3!/2%'
5%
(quar.);
(1945
1
Engi¬
(quar.)______:
Company,
Kulka
&
pfd.
1
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
10-20
income)
Department
$3.75
7»/2C
preferred
10-30
56'Ac
May
11-
corpo¬
.
preferred
10-
5
Matthiessen
11-1
$1
6%
10-16
-.
$$1 '
(quar.)
10-18
12-
Light—
7%
-
10-16
35c
preferred
new
Products
B
11-
17Vic
43/4'A
(quar.)
B
Kroger
1
Products Inc.—
A
Class
11-
5%;
(reduced-annual)
ti-i
>
(monthly
Press
Kingwood
10-16
62'Ac
(quar.)
10-1$
(increased).
preferred
6!4%
Quarterly
Hat Corp.
Hayes
Co.
Kingsport
10-10
l'A %
dividend)—1_.
T;Ii 1-1
47'Ac
(quar.)
&
B
investment
net
$1.06
preferred
11-15
62'/ac
(quar.)
preierred
McCabe
11-20
11-
75c
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
10-20
12'Ac
35c
World,
7%
profits)
6% preferred
Corp.,
Telegraph
Common
Stock
King-Seeley Thermos Co. (quar.)
Kuhlman
Electric
Hartfield Stores,
11-
25c
Refractories—
(quar.)
11-17
9-28
15c
Common
10-11
/
(quar.)
Brace
Com.
10-21
66'Ac
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Harbison-Wi Iker
Harcourt
25c
(quar.)
preferred
1
Power & Light
Kratter Corp.,
1
Halle Bros. Co., common
6%
Inc.—
(quar.)
12-
9
11-24
income
securities
shares
11-
A
Company,
Kleer-Vu
Common
9-15
11-17
26p
dividend
Drug
'
—
(quar.)
Extra
Hagan
10-16
16'Ac
(quar.)
Paper
Kentucky!.Stone,;
10-13
2%
.
'
9-15
9
12-15
from
investment income and 24c from realized
50c
class
preferred
Kellogg
11724
25
$1
.
-
9-15
9 Ac'
oi
3%%
Kavanau Corp.
10-13
$1.25
—
10-16,
$1.50
investment
realized
Electronic
Insurance
10-25
;
Stook
&
from
(2c
from
25c
Investors
6
10-16
40c
$5 preferred (quar.)
10-16
10-16
12 Vac
and
Electric,
11-15
buc
(quar.)
Kennametal,. Inc.
—
Mfg.
10-31
$22c
.
—
)
(quar.)
dividend
10-25
tl"c
(quar.)
tquar.)
Stock
10-25
11-10
shares
Paper
Electric
National
11-15
(initial)
6%
10-
dividend)
$1.25
&
1
2Jc
(stock
Massachusetts
11-30
held)
Co.
n-
Specialties, Inc.
(Ohio)
(quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5% pref. A (quar.)
Managed Funds—•
$3.40
for
10-
(quar.)
Inc.
9-30
1
5c
Maryland
15c
+
Extra'
RR.
nrpferred
Gustin-Bacon
11-10
State
9-29
11-
12V2C
Masoacnuselts
10-
37H»c
share
10-16
10-16
$1.06'A
$1
9-25
10-13
•
5
2
40c
(quar.>__
preferred
Gulf Oil
37'/ac
10c
(quar.)
'
9-18
9-18
(quar.)
Co.
1
10-22
12'Ac
preferred A
9-15
10-16
$1.50
Kansas City Southern Ry.. 4%
pfd.
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas, com.
10-16
AAamr.)—
Guaranty Trust Co. of Canada
$5
1
B
"
10-22
class A
Co.
$75c
under
10-25
20c
Co
4'A%
iJosepn)
$1.09
'
11-15
9-29
$1.50
Casualty
10-18
.quar.;
com.
9-15
common
Maryland
15c
(quar.)
preferred
4'A%
11-
(quar.)
common
9-25
6'»c
(quar.)
(One
4.35%.;preferred
V,,
12-1
12-10
$1.37 '/a
(quar.)__
Gulf
9-20.
7 'A c
Inc.,
.
4.20%
50C
40c
Griesedieck
2
Inc.—
■;3.80% preferred- (qpar.)___.
4%:preferred (quar.)
>
(Houston)—
Insurance
10-
$37'Ac
__
income
Co.,
F.)
Majestic-Penn
10-16
20c
10c
b
Kansas City
1 V-7*I
12-15
Magnin
9-29
$25c
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Metals" (Initial)
Magnetic
10-16
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Modern
Y.)—
5%% pfd. A (quar.)
1
9-29
Co
Co.,
Kalamazoo
11-20
fa
A
Greeley Gas,
11-
10-16
(initial)
Investment,
Joy Mfg. Co.
4%
10-16
31'Ac
(quar.)
(E.
H.)
Melchers
common
Inc.,
(R.
38c
(quar.)
1-,
Ltd.
Co.,
Videotronics Inc.,
MPO
9-29
3
$25c
(N.
10-16
12'Ac
Dielectric
common
Tea
Class
11-20
—
Quarterly
Southern
9-22
:
Co.
1
10-16
iquar.)
;
Inc.
(Andrew)
Jostens,
9-22
10-16
45c
(quar.)
Insurance
10-16
$1.50 -■{
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A
11-
45c
(initial)
com.
M.)
preference
10-18
10-16
$15c
_
preferred (quar.)
Jewel Tea Co., common (quar.)
33A % preferred (quar.)
Jorgensen (Earle M.) Co. (quar.)
2
11-
11-
25c
(quar.)
1
10-30
36c
(quar.)
Electric,
Central Power
Jersey
1
11-15
—
preferred
B
&
American
Great
1
$6
Mercantile
preferred
11-
20c
Employees Gulp. i»-a>
& Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
class
4%
12-
12 V2C
R.)
class
8
Grafton
10-15
10c
12'/2
com.
1
15c
_-
preferred (quar.)
5%
11-
$13c
•-—
Goulds Pumps, Inc.,
Inc.,
Ludlow
common
(quar.)___^
Stores, Inc.
Typograph
Maritime
(quar.)_______;
See
preferred
Jersey
(quar.)
A
12-
11-15
$25c
,(quar.l__
dividend
Jergens
A
Class
1
2%
common
(quarterly
.
D.),
shares
-—
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
class A
11-
$1dc
profits)
common
Electric,
(Walter
securities
'
Mfg.
Stock
5%
Jewelry,
1
$60c
announcement
(R.
Jantzen,
and based
(initial)
tquar.)
12-
Light—
title.
Jacobsen
will amount to about $.068 per depositary
share.
Globe
U-16
10-16
1
11-30
neering Co.
9
11-
;
&
preferred
Maremont
America
(quar.)
Dividend
12-
the current rate of exchange, payment
on
&
Common
Ironite, Inc.—
12-
$.5781'A
.
Ltd.
10-13
-
&
preferred
10-25
30c
;
6
10-13
iquar.j
(qtlar.)___-
Gas
$4.22
3
56'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Glaxo laboratories,
After
(quar.)
10-
1
dividend)
pfd. (quar.)_
securities
investment
$4.36
Iowa
25c
(quar.)
9-22
25o
80c
Inc.
10-16
Fund
North
preferred
55c
62'Ac
(quar.)
Bros.
10-10
:
Ltd.—
Mutual,
Iowa-Illinois
10-13
11-
11-13
1
Extra
10-18
$1.27 'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
■
Gas
Majestic
(increased-quar.)
common
(increased-quar.)
A
-...from
(stk. div.)
voting preferred (quar.)
Genesco, Inc. (quar.)
Getz (Win.) Corp. (initial)
Gillctt3
Lucky
1
11-
from realized securities
profits)
Investors Trust (Rhdde Island)—
'
$5
Gimbel
10-10
11-
11-
.
f
—
(quar.)
preferred
Lowney
A.—
■
5.10%
6%
10-10
Louisville
MacDonald
(stk.
(quar.)
Diversified Services,
Common
9-30
10-16
*30cT
the
Cofp., com.
com.
preferred
1
37.'Ac
Gas.-Ltd.,-5%
(quar.)
Investors
(quar.)—
of
fquor.)
Waterworks
(Three shs. of
11-
3iy4c
prtieivncc
class A
preferred
Investors
Norm*est—
uie
oi
Telephone Co.
General
5%
62'Ac
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
jjia.,; 6uc
realized
Common
9-30
64'AC
preferred
5%
75c
Interstate Department-Stores
Investment Foundation, juiu.,
of Kentucky—
(quar.)
preferred
10-10
Magnavox
International Packaging Corp
International Parts, class A
6%
(quar.)
$2 20
10-10
1
10-20
International Bronze Powders, Ltd.,
6% partic. preferred (quar.)
10-13
preferred
4.60%
10-11
1„
20c
Shares
Insurance Co.
10-13
:
preferred
General
11-
.11-
11c
International Harvester Co..
—
5.20%
General
10-11
l
Macy
(quar.)
Corp.,
Natural
from
6
11-
3iy4C
(quar.)
11-
32'Ac
pfd.
5.16%
preferred
1
li-
(4c from net investment income and 32c
10-27
22'Ac
5%
(quar.)
General Telephone Co.
Beh,
1
cauioi'mor—
oi
&
Credit
11-
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
5%
n-
$1.04
$1
Ingram
Inland
11-
(quar.)_
preferred
10-11
$1.11
(quar.)
to
scares
Institutional Growth
Cor"
Ltd.,
Wares,
preferred
1
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
9-22
11-
$1.183A
General
$2.50
11-
preferred
Ltd.)
__
93-/4 C
muai.,..
Telephone Co. of Florida—
preferred (quar.)—:
preferred B (quar.)
$2
$1.24
4.44%
4.16%
6'A%
(Name
(2-for-l stock split)
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
piu.
$1.30
$1.25
(quar.)
5
Mills—
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
10-28
8
5 Do
___
Utilities
preferred
General
$3.75
12-
30c
__
(quar.)
General Telephone
4 Vis %
(quar.)__r»
10-11
Equipment
preferred
General
9C
c
(quar.)
Precision
$4.75
Corp.
(auar.)
(quar.)
corp.,
preierred
preferred
10-
10-14
52'Ac
_
Investment
preferred (quar.)
Industria Execinca de Mexico,
12-14
10-11
1
Common
10-16
2
1-
$10c
-(quar.)——
Ceramic
10-25
10-26
$1.12'A
General American Investors, $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
12-20
1
10-15
53'Ac
$1.50
(quar.)
J.0-16
1-1-62
Light—
51c
common
(quar.)
Laurentide Finance
1
10-30
9
11-
$1.50
40c
Interim
12-
62Vic
(quar.)__
10-
55c
(quar.)
10-10
50c
(quar.)
common
10c
pid.
1
4.96%
preferred
10-10
Gardner-Denver Co.,
11-
(quar.)
5%
"
10-13
preferred
Co.,
2
11-15
10-27
5.16%
&
10-
1
10-13
1
10-19
37'Ac
10-16
10-16
10-23
25c
1
10-31
$i0c
11-1
12-
Louisiana
11-
3bc
i0c
11 VAc
10-16
11-
Head
10-16
10-13
55'Ac
Indian
1-,
"10-16
58 3/4 c
10-10
11-
1
(quar.)
1
6V<c
A
_______
Dock
'
8
1
&
8
8
11-
preferred-
Power
11-
11-
6 'Ac
Coal
*
1
(M.), Ltd.
(s-a)
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch tquar.)
Lorain
1
12-1
1
(quar.)
preferred
Imperial
12-
11-
Imperial chemical Industries, Ltd., Ordinary
10-15
'
-
6
12-
11-
preferred
10-31
J59c
11-
4.70%
5-31
class
(quar.)
2-16
10-
$37Vic
B
Preferred
11-17
10-20
$1
12-
11-13
+I6V2C
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Corp.,
9
3
.
quar.)
Ltd.,
12-
11-
3-10-62
2Vi%
$1.25
6-21-62
11-
$5
12-13
(quar.)
5%
General
12-28
2-16
$1.10
dividend)
Ltd.—
(increased
Noncallable
v
Ll-17
3-10-62
15c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
GamUe-Skogu.o., Inc. i q-uai .'•»
&
10-16
1
9
$1.10
(stock
preferred
10-10
12-
50c
stock.
Finance
1
12-
(quar.)
Groceterias,
Class
9-15
1
preferred
8c
Company
Inc.
11-
Local
of Reo,
11-
50c
(quar.)
Loeb
Incorporated Income Fund
Mills,
10-16
25c
(quar.)_.
preferred
1
B
10-30
11-21
4.42%
11-15
Battery
Class
11-21
Holders
Payable
20c
60c
Special stock
Companies,
10-13
4.26%
(quar.)
Orig.
$9c
B
(quar.)
(quar.)__
RR.
Industries
$3'AC
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
12-15
Electric
1
Insurance
$4.30 Orig stock
$4.30
Loblaw
;
Loan, 6%
Power
Miami
Litton
,'\
2-28
11-30
General
10-20
11-
Co.
Life
When
Share
Company
National
Special stock
10-18
3-21-62
(monthly)
A
Little
11-21
1
11-30
12-31
General
10-31
12-21
8c
General
2
15c
—
x.
4%
class
Bakeries,
10-
1
SI
(quar.)
8c
General
11-
15c
A
(monthly)—
Gate»Vay topolUU0
1
12-19
25c
(quar.)
Brick Co.
Illinois
.
(monthly)—-—-—._———
preferred
11-
11-
■5%
$1
Company
Illinois
10-13
Class A
4%
"•
15c
lV
the land account
(quar.)
preferred
C.
2
10-
Class A
Gabriel
11-15
15c
& Co., class
Corp.,
9-30
10-20
(quar.)
Ciass A
(quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer Co.,
Futtennan
/
12'Ac
(quar.)__i
A
9-29
(s-a)
class A
preferred
Hyster
___
(diaries E.)
1
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. (quar.)
Hygrade Food Products, 4% pfd. (quar.)__
5%
__
Inc.
5%
10-17
e v
(quar.)
11-
(quar.)
6.40% preferred (quar.)
Hussmann Refrigerator Co.
Huttig Sash & Lioor—
to
loc
Realty
Restaurants
Frito-Lay,
«
ord.
approxuua
Company
(L.i
80c conv.,
Lincoln
.'
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., class
2
9-29
10c
Co.
Interim payment from
10-16
1,
10-30
regis.
63c per
depositary share less South African non¬
resident tax and exps. for depositary—
Friedman
O
Co.
1
(quar.)
11
Per
Name of
11-
37'Ac
4.
(quar.)
Bay
Holders
Payable of Rec.
-1
25c
(Interim payment ot
Fresnuio
10-
Hudson's
Square,
(quar.)
Corp.
Flaser Companies.
State
10-20
10-20
(quar.)
xiiC.
Bank
Island, N. Y.)
Stores
9-25
20c
12'Ac
27'Ac
common
common
(N. Y.)
Bearing
$4 preferred
(quar.)—a—
National
Franklin
pfd.
stock held)
4'A%
of Canada (quar.)
UUSiUU.ai..
Common
of
&
When
Share
35c
(quar.)__
Horizon Land Corp.. (stock dividend)
Horne (Joseph) Co. (quar,)_
Houston Lighting & Power—
11-24
12-
Ball
;
-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Holt, Rinehart & Winston Inc.
10-20
c
"*
;
t
5%
11-17
_
•
.
common
1
35c
(increased)
Corp
Frisch's
11-15
11-
r
share
(one
each 200 shs. of
Franklin
Free
12-15
Holly Sugar Corp.,
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foster-Forbes Glass,
Long
class A
class B voting (quar.)___
nonvobing
Foundation Co.
Fram
Per
Name of Company
,
9
Dairies—
dividend
lor
dividend)
10-
12 'A
Wallace,
B
Foremost
Stock
(stock
Inc.
Machine,
10-23
5%
(quar.)
&
Class
&
Holders
Payable of Rec.
9c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Corp., Lid.
When
Suare
Utilities
&
(1619)
(quar.)
common
»
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(1620)
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When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Chronicle
Monday, October 16, 1C61
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
'
Name
uil
Nortex
Fund
Northern
Insurance
Northern
Ohio
Telephone,
States
Northrop
of
9-29
9-29
10-20
10-
6
Republic Corp.
10-16
10-
9
Y.
10-13
10-16
Republic Supply
10-16
Reser's
1
1
9-22
37 V,c
11-
11-16
40c
9-22
1
12-15
10-31
10-10
J45C
.
1-1-62
55c
(quar.)
10-25
9-30
29 ¥2 c
10-20
9-29
t4¥2c
10-16
Rice
9-29
stockholders
A
1 -12-62
12
Dec.
12-22
11-
10-10
Class
B
25c
(quar.)
Wire
Northwestern Steel &
Nutone
Inc.
11-
1
,
—
10-31
Oklahoma
4.24%
Ontario
7%
Products
preferred
Tail
Otter
$4.40
Co.
Power Co.,
$3.60
Paper
11-15
10-16
12-
11-
11-15
$1.10
12-
1
noergias
Rochester
&
11-15
Rohr
10-17
Rollins
Broadcasting.
Ronson
Corp.
10-
5
11-15
6%
Coast
2nd
Co., 5%
preferred
12-29
12-13
Rowe
37¥2C
(quar.)
12-29
12-13
Royal
Terminals
Coast
Gas
Pacific
Panama
(quar.)
—
5%
2
Inc.,
new
Chemical
Airways
10-16
Bottling
common
1
Co.
Parke, Davis Co.
Brewing Co. (quar.)
Extra
Peninsula
National
Bank
(Long
10-20
10-15
9-30
11-21
11-
11-17
10-31
10-31
10-
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
Square
(8c from
(quar.)
J45c
Mutual
long-term
from
short-term
(J.
C.)
Co.
capital
capital
10-13
11-15
10-
and
preferred
preferred
10-
1
10- 6
San
11-
1
10-16
Sanders
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)
General Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)
Cement
Scarfe &
Co.,
11-15
10-31
Schenley
11-
10-20
Schneider
10-10
Scientific-Atlanta,
10-10
Scott
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
95c
11-
1
10-10
Scott &
Philips
Van
&
Pillsbury
90c
Northern
Co.
Ry,
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
&
Pittsburgh
Plate
Plastic
Wire
4¥4%
Potomac
3.60%
Power
Co.
(Del.)
Co.
Edison,
Corp.
riivjrlonri)
'•
(quar.)
Properties,
Protective Life Ins.
Class
of
Service
Co.
preferred
4.64%
jn
10-10
10-10
Shawinigan
9-29
(accum.)II
(quar.)
Sherritt-Oorrion
Sherwin-Williams Co of
11-
1
10-13
11-
1
10-13
10-16
9-20
10-16
9-20
10-25
ZZZZ
;
Sierra
$2.44
preferred
Silverwood
Class
B
11-15
1
10-13
Simpsons-Sears,
I
(H.)
S.jostrom
2
10-13
11-
2
10-13
52 ¥2 c
11-
1
10-
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
12-
1
$1.22 ¥2
10c
4
Quebec
Power
Quincy
Mining
R C Can Co.
R
&
R T
M
E
&
Ralston
Co.
(quar.)
HH_
I
ZZZZ ZZZZ
(quar.)
C'brp.,
Canada,
new
com.
el
n
(reduced)
of
America,
preferred
10-20
9-22
South
10-20
9-22
South
+40c
11-24
10-13
30c
10-16
9-14
10-31
10-14
Purina
(quar.)
Co.,
Rap Industries Inc.
common
(quar.)
I
(quar.)
preferred
Real Estate
(quar.)
Investment Trust Co. of America
~25c
10-23
87 ¥2 c
common
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)
6%
55c
$1.50
9-30
1-2-62
2
9-15
12-
4
9-22
10-31
10-13
Toro
Town
Photolab
net
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
$10c
11-15
11-
2c
11-16
10-16
quar.)
1
11-
12-
1
II-15
1-
2
11-30
1-
2
11-30
Union
$$1.25
12-
1
11-23
I25c
12-
1
,
1
10-16
11-
6%%
Union
11-
1
$50c
11-
1
10-
preferred
Ltd.
(quar.)
Southern
Fire
Southern
Indiana
&
preferred
12-12
11-21
15c
10-31
10-13
Southern
Materials
New
1-1-62
12-14
1-1-62
12-14
Southland
30c
10-30
10-20
Southwest
Gas
12-29
12-
1
2¥2c
15c
1
10-14
10-31
10-13
1
1
10-13
$1.40
11-
1
10-13
20c
11-24
11-10
7¥2c
10-19
2V2c
11-
11-
10-
12-28
12-14
65c
10-31
10-
5
Ltd.,
&
$6.25
Corp.,
Co.
2
&
Telephone
(s-a)
preferred
Oil
(quar.)
11-18
10-13
10-31
10-13
12-15
11-30
30c
(quar.)
B2%c
62V2c
2-1-62
12-15
12-
11-
10-13
(quar.)
Trust
preferred
'1-
$78¥ec
(Cleveland)
10-19
1
1-19
J.)_
1
10-25
10-13
50c
11-
1
10-16
$1.12 ¥2
N.
(quar.)
B
Union
Gas
Oil
United
4%
Co.
(quar.)
Canada,
Aircraft
pref.
United
Air
Stock
5¥2%
United
New
Ltd.
(Lowell.
(Calif.)
3
10-16
11-
3
10-16
11-
3
10-16
15c
of
Co.
Union National Bank
10-20
11-
30c
(quar.)
11-15
6c
preferred
(quar.)
10-20
11-15
be
(quar.)
10-20
11-15
87¥2c
(quar.)
11-15
$1
92¥2c
!
class A
Corp.,
preferred
Union
v
1
65c
(quar.)
(Elizabeth,
Co.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-
3
10-16
11-
1
10-
tl2¥2c
Mass.) (quar.)
and
8-15
11-10
10-10
$1
11-
1
12¥2c
12-
•
1956
series)
5
United
Biscuit
11-15
10-20
United
Continental
10-16
9-20
10-16
9-20
10-16
1
10-20
11-
1
5^
11-
1
9-29
25c
12-
1
11-16
Ltd.—
(initial)
5
10-20
12-
10c
(quar.)
10-
10- 5
10-20
6%
Corp.,
common
1
12-12
$1.37¥2
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
6
10-16
50c
dividend
Asbestos
10-20
65c
(quar.)
Corp.—
(1955
Lines,
10-
9-29
9-30
11-
1
15c
■
11-24
10-31
$3
Corp.—
10-31
$1.20
(quar.)
30c
$3.12
(s-a)
$1
10-31
11-
1
55c
10-16
$1
12-11
10c
10-25
Stock
4c
dividend
from
from
United
Electric—
(quar.)
9-29
10-13
:
$$1 50
(quar.)
1
(Dallas)—
(quar.)
common
Salle Street
$62¥2c
(quar.)
America—
preferred
i
(s-a)
2c
com.
(quar.)
of
(quar.)
28c
___
(quar.)
non-cumulative
6%
10-14
11-
10-16
(quar.)__<
Mills
Grease
11-
28¥2c
preferred
England
Paper
10-13
$1.42¥2
Corp.
Finance
Class
2
$20c
Casualty
35c
Union
1
10-
$1.12¥2
(quar.)
10-13
1
$$1
Power,
participating
Participating
12-
.
(quar.)
6%
$3.50
11-17
12-29
12V2c
Southern California Edison Co., com.
4.48%
preferred (quar,)
t
Canada
12-15
38%c
(quar.)_.
(quar,).
preferred
10-16
7c
Georgia
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Water, 4¥2% pfd. (quar.)__
$15c
tlOc
(quar.)
Natural Gas
10-13
11-
Electric Co.—
$3.70
2
31¥tc
___
Corp.
10-16
SI.49
;
County
6%
(quar.)
Engineering, class A
12-15
1
10-13
$4 preferred
10-11
Corp. (reduced)
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
.__
11-
1
Commerce Bank
$4.50
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9
1
Acceptance
Union
10c
common
10-
11-
Universal Insurance Co.
Union
22c
(quar.)
1-1-62
1
11-
Extra
$15c
(quar.)__
pfd.
10-10
10-31
Investing Corp.—
Gas
La
11-
11-
11-1
(quar.)
&
Temper
115c
A
3
8
11-15
25c
Quarterly,,
61c
class
A
South
12-
10-16
11-16
208
1-3-62
(quar.)
preferred
True
3
10-10
63%c
Quarterly
10-10
10-
(quar.)
Tropical Gas Co.,
11-10
25c
10-
1
10-20
$1.22¥2
common
Transportation
9-29
$20c
(quar.)
1
11-
22¥2c
(quar.)
Transcontinental
6%
11-
Pipe Line—
preferred
O.)
$$1-50
Gas
$5.60
9
4.80%
(quar.)
preferred
9-29
10-10
20c
•;
10-19
11-15
10-20
Fund—
Corp.
(quar.)
1
11-15
11-30
20c
preferred
11-
1
6
3%
(quar.)
$5.96
10-
Southern
Y.)
10-16
1
4.56%
(N.
dividend)
(quar.)_
10-31
11-15
12-
2%
:
11-
Southern
Co.
dividend)
(quar.)
$31¥4C
Co.,
(stock
(quar.)
15c
$1.06¥4
35c
preferred
9
Southam
(quar.)
preferred
11-24
(quar.)
11-15
$47V2c
(quar.)
$4.90
$20c
(quar.)
11-15
1
t25c
Common
Trinity
1
12-
$10c
Bank
$2.55
10-13
10-
12-
35c
10-13
10-13
10-27
25c
10-
10-
Coast
:—__
(quar.)
10-13
1
conv.
(quar.)
10-10
10-13
$1.14
(quar. 1
1
Oil
10-10
1
10-27
17¥2c
$1.06¥4
(quar.)
1
10-27
common
Ltd.,
Ltd., 5%
Ltd., class A
Corp.,
11-
11-
Class
11-
30c
10-16
Trico
10-13
$1.21
11-
9-29
10-16
10-10
(stock
Transcontinental
10-13
10-16
1
11-1
10-10
Trust
Company
A
1
11-
1
Quarterly
Class
11-
1
Corp.
10-30
10-30
12-15
1
(quar.)
Co.
11-20
10-3$
10-31
11-
Inc.
&
Trans-Canada
10-13
10-16
11-30
$1
1
Trane
10-30
12-29
10-27
25c
1
Manufacturing Corp.
12-15
10-13
5
11-
Extra
in¬
Automtaion
(A.
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-20
10-30
9-
$1.27
preferred
common
Toronto-Dominion
9-29
11-15
$1.14
Corp.
Corp.
1
10-26
11-30
12-15
6c
(quar.)
preferred
Scale
Mfg.
12-29
11-
$1.55
South
9-30
10-20
4.25%
Toledo
6
10-16
$40c
Y
—
$5.70
(s-a)
Sons,
$1.25 preferred A
9-29
10-
10-
preferred
$2
10-10
10-20
I-18
tlOc
Smith
10-25
10-16
10-18
10-27
Smith
10-16
t$l.iO
10-20
1
1
2
10-31
$1.19
preferred
11-
10-
10-23
11-30
(quar.)
preferred
4.56%
T010
10-23
12-28
(quar.)
Co.,
11-10
12¥ac
(quar.)
Sonotone
10-20
(quar.)
Co.,
A
11-14
6c
-(initial-quar.)
Ltd.
(Canada)
Industries, Ltd., common
6¥i% preference A (quar.)
5%
stock split)
Corp.
$3.50
II
(quar.)i
Bearings
(2-for-l
Radio
Co.
~~
4¥4%>
2
10-23
11-15
$1
4%
Inc.
Edison
Toledo
9-29
10-
12¥2c
com.
Slater
"10c
~
(quar.)
1
$4.84
invest¬
common
11-14
4
11-
10-16
11-15
Light—
Therm-O-Disc,
6
10-31
11-15
$4.50
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
12-
5c
(quar.)
Sobeys Stores, Ltd., class A_
10.
10-16
10-
11-10
Soroban
preferred
&
(N.
45c
(quar.)
11-
11-
10-16
$.00¥s
Dairies,
37 ¥2 c
10-20
2
9-25
$2
Mines,
Power
Simon
1
10-
&
2%
__
(initial)
B
Pacific
1
11-
$4.76
$1
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd. (s-a)
Siegel (Henry I.), class A (initial
1
5
2
10-20
2
9c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
25c
(s-a)
12-
1n-°5
(quar.).I
Corp.
preferred
11-
10-
10-
20c
(from
Power,
10-
1-2-62
10-20
10-10
5
9-29
10-
$2
monthly)
$4.56
$4
5%
_
America
10-13
$1.16
„
Quaker City Life Insurance (stock
dividend)
Quaker Oats Co.,
com.
(incr.-quar.)
6%
of
10-13
2%
2
4c
(quar.)
Corp.
10-16
"mar.)
Sportswear
A
&
10-31
4%
Power
10-
25c
(initial-quar.)
10-31
$1.06 V-i
com." (quarT)"
Texas
9-22
preferred
Instruments,
10-20
$33¥30
Glass
Water
$1.37 ¥2
t30c
(quar.)__
9-29
10-
10-16
20c
(quar.)
$5.08
10-20
50%
(increased)—
Boston
10-16
1
10-20
10-16%
20c
preferred
$4
10-16
10c
of
10-13
l*c
(quar.)
Inc
Class
Sheraton
(quar.)
11-
2
Service—
4c
income)
1
4
9-29
6%c
Trust
Shatterproof
vestment
15C
pfd.
of Colorado,
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Shareholders
11-24
10-13
10-13
25c
Electric
Texas
(quar.)
common
10-
10-31
25c
(quar.)
Electronics, Inc.
Ltd.
(quar.)__
Canada,
Texas
9-29
(quar.)
1-19
(Birmingham, Ala.)—
Canada
preferred
F'md
B
Latz,
t50c
;
Bank
4%
&
10-16
J75c
)_I
Extras
Puritan
2
t25c
Provincial
4.90%
10-
t57c
6%
Co.
Quarterly
Puritan
10-16
Class
(quar.)
& Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Gardner Co. (quar.)
4¥4%
Seligman
of Canada Ltd.—
Bros,
Public
6
90c
preferred
Participating preferred (quar )
Realty Corp. (stock dividend
Producing
10-
11-
10-16
9-29
6c
$1.17 ¥2
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Prince
1
10-16
Texaco
9-29
(quar.)
(from
10-16
9
9c
Terminal-Hudson
10-16
(quar.)
A
Monthly
1
4
10-13
25C
pref.
Presidential
Price
11-
10%
9
1110-
1
Inc.
10-13
9c
10-16
10-16
income)
ment
"1
-
11-
Shares
10-
1
25c
;_
25c
Banknote"
1
11-
35c
3%
American
6
10-20
10-
Inc.
11-15
,
10-16
(quar.)
$1.06 ¥4
5¥2%
(quar.)
4.70%
Selected
10-
25c
(quar.)
"pfc-
(s
30c
Inc
Security-Columbian
1
87 ¥2 c
(quar.)
Transit
preferred
¥2%
Corp.
Ted''
preferred
Portland
4
Cable
&
Electric
6c
dividend
11-
___
10-26
15c
10%
dividend)
11-
8c
(increased
Tenney Corp.
11-
Seapak- Corp.
(quar.)
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven)
OOn
(nuar.)
(quar.)
10-10
*1
5
11-24
10-25
12¥2c
6
45c
iquar.i
4
Monthly
(nuar.)
10-
12-20
»
10-
Winds
11-
$1,50
10-24
Bank
(stock
10-10
65c
preferred (s-a)
Tectqm Corp., preferred (annual)
Trade
1
2%
<M»ss
common
preferred
(H. K.)
<quar.)__
4
Trade
10-16
9-29
10-
Transamerica
12-
10-16
10-24
(quar.)
1
preferred (s-a)
Taylor Fibre Co., 4%
10-13
common
10- 6
10-24
25c
4%
11-20
Co.
9-29
10-16
3%
(quar.)
1
Corp.,
7c
;
Bank
Companv.
Portable
RR.
15c
1 ¥2c
(1952 series)
class
B
1
Seagrave
15c
10-10
Freight,
11-
5
62 ¥2 c
-
xMational
preferred
10-16
10c
:
(quar.)
Inc.,
Class
12-
10-
2
10-17
T.I.M.E
85c
10-20
(quar,)
dividend
conv
Porter
Frie
Glass
36c
(quar.)
Associates,
10-
1
10-20
Scrivner-Stevens
1
2
12-
1
Seaboard
11-
10-
11-
10-13
c
1
12-15
10c
10-13
9-29
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
5c
1
17 ¥2 c
(quar.)
Lake
11-15
11-
pfd.
Corp.
(quar.)
1
Co.
(quar.)
conv.
10c
Monthly
Paper Co.-f
$3.40 preferred
10-16
10-16
11c
&
Inc.
(monthly)
Co.
9-29
10-27
9¥ac
(quar.)
Gas
5.20%
Scott
Stock
.
preferred
Fetzer
10-16
3
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Inc.
11-10
Propane Gas—
11-
Company
Corp.
11-
15c
preferred
Swank,
$20c
11-
Co.—
prior preferred
(accum.)
Products, Ltd., class A (initial)
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., common (quar.)
$3.50
10-16
37 ¥2
___
(quar.)
60c
Super Mold
(quar.)
$1.25
;
35c
Pittston
10-16
$4
Pitts
Stock
1
1
3%
(quar.)_
Pioneer Petroleum
Phtsfiela
9-19
11-
11-
&
11-10
Corp.—
Suburban
2
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
Pioneer Finance Co.
$2.50
10-16
$1
97¥2C
Corp.—
dividend)
(stock
preferred
Piedmont
(quar.)
Heusen
Common
5%
common
(nuar.)
(Ed)
Aviation
6
25c
(quar.)
Suburban
4c
10-10
(quar.)
2
9-27
2
Industries Inc.
(quar.)
(Walter J.)
Corp.
(monthly)
1
11-24
37¥2c
.
Stop & Shop, Inc. (stock dividend)
Strawbridge & Clothier, common (quar.)
2
Monthly
1
8
15c
Davin
Corp.
Stubnitz-Greene
10-
20c
Sawhill
$1.17
12-
$.0095
Whatley
10-
25c
A
Lithograph
B
10-
18%c
11-15
1
Inc.,
10-
pfd. (quar.)
Corp.—
(quar.)____-_^
Container
Stone
10-16
stock
11-15
11-
preferred
class
1
11-
preferred
10-20
Class
Stockton
4c
1
11-
3.90%
5
22c
12-
$1.10
4%
10-
4¥2%
(John B.) Company (quar.)
Stevens (J. P.) Company (quar.)_.
Still-Man Manufacturing,
class A
25c
12-
$1.07 ¥2
(quar.)__
preferred A (quar.)
Textiles,
preferred
5%
10-16
(quar.):
(quar.)
Morris,
10-
Stern
10-16
28c
Sargent
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-16
&
22¥20
11-15
preferred
10-16
25c
Inc.
Stetson
2
:
1
preferred
pfd.
11-10
10-
(quar.)__
4.40%
10-
12-15
12-
10-16
;
4.30%
Philadelphia E'lectric, 4.68%
1
1
12-29
Stores
Stetcher-Traung
11-10
10-16
(quar.)
12-
6
9-30
1112-
$1.25
11-10
11-10
Capital
Sangamo Electric
10-
10-16
$60c
12¥2c
10-13
12-
15c
(quar.)
Schuster
Philip
and
11-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)____
12-15
15c
11-15
10-31
20c
9-29
10- 2
1-1-62
Stern
10-10
(quar.)
1
15c
10-16
—
Corp
Ltd.
10-16.
37¥2c
(Boston)
57c
11-10
10-17
(quar.)
1
17 V2 c
(quar.)
32¥2c
Co.
1
Bros.
Talon,
12-
tl5c
Pepsi-Cola
(accum.)
1
10-10
._
Products
10- 5
1
$1.25
common
Ltd., class A
10- 5
10-16
11-
10-31
Racing Assoc. (stock dividend)
Associates, class A (s-a)
Tubular
10-16
12-
12-
25c
14c
(quar.)
com.
(cmar.)
15c
12-
12-
$25c
14c
Fibre, vot.
10-10
12¥2C
10-24
Juan
Co.
10-10
1
12¥2c
$1.12¥2
(quar.)
&
1
11-
12¥2c
__,
Trust
&
Canada,
Corp.
$1.50
12-
$1.06 ¥4.
11-
$10c
12¥2c
15c
$1.16
■;
preferred
Investment
of
$1.37¥2
in
9-29
10-16
$15c
(quar.)_______
10-25
—
payable
~'
(quar.)
12-
2c
Stock-dividend
10- 4
11-17
10-13
$56¥40
C
9-25
__—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
B>(s-a)
12- 1
11- 1
B
9-29
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
10-27
10-16
10-16
40c
93%c
_
;
Parts
Sterchi
9-26
—
(quar.)_
11-16
30c
Class
1
.
A
common
preferred
20c
Class
5c
Insurance
Diego Gas & Electric,
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)
10- 2
6
17 ¥20
Securities
"10-20
10-16
11-10
10-25
(Del.)
preferred
10-20
1
5c
31 ¥40
10-
1
10-31
(quar.)
Associtaes,
Map Co.
1
11-
27¥2c
Inc
12-21
8c
15c
(quar.)
San
1.1-
2
Co.
$1.25
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.
Sanborn
11-
(quar.)
par
(quar.)__
Bank
Street
State
Steel
25c
—
(quar.)—,
Marine
10-20
12-
$1.25
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Convertible
Class
(quar.)
Permanente
—
$1.06
4.25%
common
Samson
15c
(quar.)
Chemical
&
1
10-25
$1.02¥2
$1.18%
$1.02¥2
$1.23%
$1.37¥2-
___^.
(Howard W.) & Co.
41c
(quar.)
preferred
Non-votinCT
B
30c
.
(quar.)
4.64%
Penobscot
Sams
5%
Pensylvania Power & Light Co.—
4.24%
Fire
Paul
4.50%
4c
partic
Street
Steel
(quar.)
preferred A
conv.
Class
(
10-17
preferred
$1.30
/
'
25c
Ltd.
11-
Sterling Precision, 5%
(quar.)
pfd.
Corp.,
27¥4C
Quarterly
Francisco Ry.—
Sampson-Miller
6
29c from
gains
gains)
(quar.)
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.
St.
7
Fund—
investment income,
net
from
11-30
San Antonio Corp., voting trust certificates—
25c
Penman's Ltd.
5%
Island)—
Quarterly
Penney
11-10
25c
—:
Louis-San
30c
(quar.)
Lawrence
St.
7¥2c
-
St.
10-23
6 ¥2 c
__;
9-29
10-31
(quar.)
12-30
(quar.)..
Paper Co.
10-13
10-20
Oil (Ohio)—
preferred A (quar.)—
Swingline,
Croix
10c
(quar.)
(initial)
12-15
$1
4%%
3
1
Guaranty Corp.—
State
9-20
preferred
20c
(quar.)
9-14
10c
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
6%>
$1.50
_
10-13
2
to
5¥2%
9-29
St.
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
Pargas,
Penn
2
10-
5c
(quar.)
World
Pan American
Pearl
10-
10-16
10c
preferred
Package Products
Park
10-16
10-16
$1.09
(quar.)
Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd.
Telephone & Telegraph—
Pacific
6%
Electric
&
Co.
Corp.
Corp.,
McBee
/uc
50c
(s-a)
Extra
Pacific
&
Furniture
$1.25
Pacific
10-13
1
(quar.)
Peterson
10-20
11-
Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
;
Sta-Rite Products, Inc., com. (quar.)
10-20
10-20
$1.15
Standard
10-20
12-
1
(quar.)
Stanley
1
1
11-
11- 1
preferred $25
3%%
8-25
11-
_•
Inc.
Rorer
31¥4c
(quar.)
pfd.
A
10-11
11- 1
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Roper Industries, Inc.
(William H), Inc.
9-29
1
10-11
1
11-
(quar.)
10-20
10-16
1
1
11-
10-20
10-20
$1.10
(quar.)
Spartans Industries Inc.
(quar.)
Springfield Gas Light (Mass.) (quar.)
.4
Dredging, $1.60 preferred (quar.)
Standard Fuel Co. Ltd., 4¥2%
pfd. (quar.)
11-
11-
10-20
1
Standard
11-11
40c
—
1
10-25
2
22¥20
__.
1
12-
1-
10-1
State
(quar.)
(quar.)
I
I (quar.)—
J (quar.).—_________
K (quar.)_.
L (quar.)
12-
$1.25
,_
1
5%
H
Button
Aircraft
4.40%
1
11-
97 ¥20
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros,
11-
45c
10-31
25c
(quar.)
10-25
two shares
(quar.)
F
11-
20C
(quar.)
common
preferred
Electric—
&
90c
(quar.)
4.36%
$1,12%
59%c
(quar.)
11-15
Row
Pacific
Gas
preferred
Rockwood
J15c
(quar.)
10-16
dividend)
American share)
per
25c
(quar.)
10-25
1-15
Inc., common
preferred
4%% preferred
4.10% preferred
4.95% preferred
5.50%
preferred
6
12-10
(Hartford)
4.10%
1
10-
45c
■
__.
4%
5
1
(stock
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
shares (final payment equal
Common
9-29
10-27
t15c
(quar.)
common
10-10
37 ¥2 c
Trust
Rochester
10-15
:
Ltd., 60c pref.
Co.,
preferred
11-15
______
Owens-Corning
Oxford
*25c
A
Company
Overland Express,
$5
class
(quar.)
preferred
10-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Outlet
corp.,
Ltd..
10-20
•
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Wholesale.
Elevator
10-30
10-20
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
common
preferred
25c
93%c
American
•
30c
$1.06
12¥2c
t$1.75
Electric,
Gas Co.,
Steel
Oshawa
Otis
&
Gas
preferred
4.60%
11-
$1.03%
(quar.)
3
11-
$1.10
92¥20
$100 par
11-
9-22
20c
Service—
preferred
preferred
4.40%
9-29
10-20
10-16
11-15
$1.25
(quar.)
4.15%
10-10
i
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
9-30
10-20,
pfd.
Service—
preferred
preferred
12-14
lc
Mills
$5
(quar.)____
preferred
3.10%
1
11-
$$1.18
(initial-quar.)
common
23c
Olin Oil &
Rice
Roadway Express,
11-15
1
4.40 %
Southwestern
10-16
1-1-62
11-15
_
Roan
10-16
12-
10-27
stock
Oil Co—
Brand
Riverside
10-10
25c
10c
(quar.)
(initial)-
1
(4-for-l
(One additional share for each
held)
New
25C
(quar.)——
—
(Calif.)
Foods
Fine
Ranch
River
,
10-16
50c
75c
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)—_—j.
3%% preferred (quar.)
split subject to approval
1
$$1.18%
$28c
j._/v
split sub¬
ject to approval of stockholders)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
1
Reynolds Metals Co.—
4¥2 % 2nd convertible preferred (quar.)__
4%% preferred A (quar.)
9-22
1
11-
11- 6
10-31
Drug,
Payable of Rec.
Share
Electric
15c
1
11-
(quar.)
C.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
11-
Drug
Southwestern
15c
(quar.)—:
$1.10 class A
Canada,
1111-
Southwestern
10-16
1
3.90%
1st preferred
Chains
11-
Northwest Engineering Co.—
Class
%
10-27
35c
Southwestern
10-20
1
30c
45c
—_
Republic Natural Gas
(s-a)——__
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
$1.25
10-18
11-15
11-
Industries—
Remco
Renold
15c
(quar.)
11-
tlOc
.___
Corp. (quar.)—_—
& Engineering
(quar.)
20c
Ltd., common (quar.)__
Two-for-one stock
—
(quar.)—
common
37 ¥2 c
com.
Corp.—
10-16
10-16
18c
Power, jl,iu.
(quar.)
Power Co.
(Minn.), com—
Northern Telephone,
1
10-31
4%
Ltd.,
Electric
10c
(quar.)
Co.
Stores
t6c
$1.37 ¥2
(N.
Co.
Northern Pacific Ry.
Northern
11-
Class
Reliance
25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
Quebec
5
10-19
3uc
vquar.)—
preicnea
of
preferred
Northern
10-
Canada,
A
(quar.)
Company
5c
(quar.)—
Stores
Reliable
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Northern Illinois Gas, common
5 50%
10-16
11-10
Corp.
Owl
Reitman's
Name of
Payable of Rec.
40c
tluc
(quar.)_
Realty Equities
10-13
1
Share
Red
5
25c
Canada, Ltd
North American Renactories
(quar.)
North American Van Lines Inc.
(quar.)
North Florida Telephone, class A (quar.)
Northern Engineering Works
Northern Illinois Corp., common (quar.)
5%
10-
30c
—
$1.^0
Uus,
as
American
North
10-13
10-16
Ry.—
& Western
adj. preferred (quar.)
4%
1
11-
10c
.—f
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Norfolk
11-
15c
common-
inc.,
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
93%c
(quar.)
Company
C.)
(A.
Bros.,
Nolcie
(quar.)
preferred
3%%
Nielsen
Snare
of Company
Co.
net
America
(quar.)
Fund—^
investment
securities
Electric
;_
of
income
and
profits
Coal
Cos.
United
Fruit
Co.
United
Keno
Hill
Mines,
9-20
United
New
10-13
12-
Jersey
RR.
Co.
10-12
8
11-24
11-
1
10-
6
tlOc
(quar.)
& Canal
10-31
12-
12¥zc
Ltd.
24c
40c
(quar.)
10-16
20c
.___
(quar.).
(quar.)
10-27
9-29
$2.50
1-10-62
12-20
1
10-10
Continued
on
page
48
Volume
194
Number
6099
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1621)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY
RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
40
Mar
50
Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
8
44% Jan
44 % Dec
21
69% Jun
15
52% Jan
3
7
114% Jun
10
103% Jan
6
17% Sep
25
35 % Oct
25
12
Jun
23
16
Dec
6
23 % May 31
28% Jan
7
15
Jan
3
5
14"% Sep
28
21% Apr
17
Jan
3
24 % Jun
24% Jan
3
32 % Aug 21
Jun
17
98
Dec
19
24
23% Jan
<21% Oct
80
1
9% Oct
28
20% Feb
59 Ya Sep
29
85
3% Sep
28
v
3
43% Apr
22% Jan
3
24
8% Sep
28
Jan
4
65% Oct
13
7% Jan
14
Jan
3
4
14% Mar
84
Jan
Adams
Air
9
32% Jan
3
36% Oct
12
4
19% May 12
12% Jan
3
8
53% Jun
48% Jan
3
20% Aug
86 Va Apr
10
88% Jun
8
91 % July 21
32% Aug 26
8% May 11
3
J
*118
Alco
53
19 Va
:
52 %
52%
500
70
68%
69%
4,700
118
117'A
117%
1,600
118
,
19%
19
19 y4
18%
19
54%
56
54%
55
16%
16%
16 %
16%
19%
20%
19%
20
30%
31
30%
30%
26'A
25%
25%
3,700
102 Vb
95%
98%
18,300
12 %
12%
12%
33,700
56
55 %
56
55%
56 Va
16"%
16%
16%
16%
16%
19%
20
19%
20%
1
30%
30%
30%
No par
30%
x25%
25%
'25%
x19%
30%
'
25%
108%
V
11%
V
30%
26%
106
1
50c
20Vb
-
'I2Vb
\
29%
29%
8%
105%
26
25%
107%
101%
11%
12
11% 1
28%
x8%
9
8%
69%
67 Vb
68
66%
4%
4Va
35%
4'/a
4 %
35%
18%
28%
36'
18%
12 %
4%
35%
18%
18%
67
35%
35%
1
18%
18%
5
preferred
•
28%
2
Inc
common
-
12 Vb
29%
4'/a
-
No par
Gas Corp
,
98
29
9
*'
»
105
2
Inc
68
100
*
68%
66%
92%
*90%
*90%
69
9
66
,4%
28%
28%
6,800
4,000
•'
14,600
6,000
3,000
29'A
1,700
9
8%
9
5,700
68
65%
67
21,600
v
*.
36 Vb
36%
5,200
18%
18%
18%
8,100
67
,
* '
4%
36%
18%
92%
4%
36
,.
1
67
♦90%
.
8%
67%
65 %
92 %
Shares
53
69%
117%
19%
the Week
Oct 13
•51%
69%
117%
19 Vb-
Friday
Oct. 12
69%
118
19"%
1
Products
4%%
118
•51%
Sales for
Thursday
16%
Products
Inc
120
53
~70%
19%
PRICES
55 %
Co
Reduction
Aldens
69%
SALE
1
Inc
Industries
Alabama
9
*51%
HIGH
Oct. 11
10
Express
Control
Air
A
53
70%
AND
Wednesday
Oct. 10
25
Inc
Stores
Co_
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
9
Tuesday
■
1
Admiral
18
11% Oct
100
Adams-Mills Corp
5% Mar 24
38% Feb
69%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
21
27% Jun
Steel
*51%
5
common
preferred
Vending Corp
ACF-Wrigley
6
36% Apr
Laboratories
.V
Oct. 9
1
ACF Industries
15 Vb Mar 24
4
Monday
Par
convertible
Acme
17
109 % Oct
Mar 14
10% Jan
4
40% Mar
31
ABC
5
4
4%
25
6
47
Oct
Abbott
Apr
Dec
20
22
75
125% Apr
7
27% May 16
64% Aug 17
Jan
38
LOW
STOCK
Abacus Fund
17
14
Oct
53% May 10
52
16% Apr
10
16
YORK
EXCHANGE
32% Jan
63
Apr
NEW
Highest
26
98 % Mar
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year1960
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Lowest
13
68 Va
67
69%
9,600
•90%
92%
43/b
"
*90%
-
-
92 Va
13% Jan
5
8
15% Apr
4
Alleghany Corp
1
10%
28 3/4 Oct
10%
25
103/8
45
Jan
5
32 % Jan
11%
4
533/4 Apr
4
37
10%
38%
11%
4
38%
35
Jan
3
393/4
10%
56 Va Jan
38%
103/4
28
39
7
47%
48
463/4
38%
47
423/4 Aug 19
40
Jan
6
47 Va
38%
27
473/4
39%
333/4 Jan
50% Sep
49% Oct
47
11
47%
46%
47
90 % Jan
12
90
Jan
3
49%
1003/4 Jun
2
6% convertible preferred—
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny St West Ry 6% gtd—100
*36%
32 % Sep
48%
49%
49%
49 3/e
15% Oct
100
25
9% Sep
•
May 27
common
48
48%
91%
91%
91%
20
20%
20%
91%
20%
20
91%
20%
91%
60
61%
20%
59%
20%
20
20
60%
59%
60%
59
59%
58
59%
13%
17,700
13%
2,500
8
4
203/4 Sep
5
Allen Industries Inc
1
Jan
4
50 Va Jan
3
Allied Chemical Corp
9
4
12% Jun
27
66% Aug
15% Sep
3
173/4 Jan
7
Allied Kid Co
5
*133/4
32
39 Va Jan
6
36 Va Jan
3
523/4 Apr
13
Allied
Mills
No par
103/8 May 11
Allied
Products
5
May 31
6% Oct 24
41% Sep
113/e Jan
5
7
Oct
11
58 Va Jan
26
13
44
Jan
3
_«.v\'
75
Vb Oct
Jan
4
22
Oct
26
95
Nov
15
22 3/4 Oct
84% Sep
40
Jan
132
24
20% Oct
13
98 Va Oct
5
28
28
26
19
Dec
23
22 % Dec
55
July 25
78 % Jan
35V8 Jan
108
26
31 Va Jan
4
30
Alpha
4
36 Va
11
Alside
25
383/4 May 16
9
81 Va Mar 30
Aluminum
193/4 Oct
28
y.
Jun
4
26
19
693/a Jan
3
2
34
26
25% Jan
4
19% Sep
25
28
106 Va Jan
27
98% Sep
22
13
44% Jan
18
36
Jan
303/4 Oct
4
443/4 Jan
4
37
Oct
18
5
27 Vb May 17
130
3 Va %
473% Aug 10
62
3
24 Vb
Apr
11
American
Bosch
51% Jan ■:"7
38 Va Jan
4
513/4 Jun
6
American
Brake
Jan
6%
5
Bank
4
46 % Dec
23
July 28
8
13 3A Sep
1
8 % Jan
3
43% Jan
4
34% Jan
4
30 3A Dec
1
413A Aug 29
35% Dec
14
38% Aug 23
36
40 % Sep
29
513/4 Jan
13
77
Dec
243/4 Jan
46 Va Mar 22
3
53
7
American
27
70% Jan
6
97% Mar 28
America*
n
19 V8 Jan
3
18% Feb
7
26
16% Jun
2
36 % Sep
26
443A July
81% Jun
28
89
39%. Oct
21
23% Oct
25
307/e Dec
46 Vb Jan
21
59 Va July 18
24% Jan
18
25 %
29 Va
Jun
May 12
Apr
40
Feb
2
59 Va Jun
84
Jan
4
93
Oct
50
Mar 20
59% Jun
8
American
4% %
32% Oct
5
4
233/4 Apr
12% Apr
8% Jan
4
20
17 Va Feb
15
94
Jan
4
Jan
3
32% Jun
Sep
8
Sep 26
16% Jan
6
13% Jan
9
20 Vb Jan
3
9
99 Va Jan
35
6
20% Sep
9
103
Sep
41 Vb
Dec~23
Aug 10
6
34 Vb Jan
4
48
20 % Jun
1
27 3/8 Jan
15
24% Jan
3
37 Va
86% Jan
14
92% Aug 15
90 Va Jan
Oct
31
28% Jan
133/4 Jan
29% Apr
Sep
20
Apr
18
44
43
% Apr
14
67
33 Vb Oct
24
11 Vb Nov
1
13
10
104
3
138% Jan
7
17
133A Dec
42
1
Mar
133'A Dec
3
6
28
19
Jan
18
78 3/4
27
46% Sep
145% Aug 24
139% Sep
28
62
21
34
Jan
4
28
38 Vb Jan
20
61% Oct
26
82 % Feb
3
10
31 Vb Feb
23
28 3/a Jan
3
303A Aug 26
30 Vs Jan
11
4
Jun
23
27% Jan
o
18
3
76
Feb
47
48
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/b
12,500
453/a
44%
38
45 %
38%
44%
38%
45 Vb
38 3/a
38 3/a
37,600
38%
38%
51
38%
38%
38%
243/a
*46%
2 43/a
24
243/4
463/4
46
46
92
92
92
92
413/a
42
41
42%
41%
463/4
47
463/4
47
69%
70
69%
70
37%
42%
41%
42
41%
42 Vb
46 Vb
93,300
47
46%
46%
46
46%
3,900
693/4
70>%
69%
70%
70 3/a
18.700
37%
38%
38 %
39%
8,200
*32%
33%
•32%
33%
14%
143/4
7,900
9%
93/4
8,800
37
37%
323/4
323/4
•323/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
9%
9%
93/4
9%
9%
9%
31% Oct
6
54% Jan
5
44 %
July
11
5
85
Jan
12
933/4 Oct
36
Feb
17
44% Aug 12
For
footnotes,
333A Jan
g
28
American
6%
11
16
par
293/a
29%
29
30
873/8
85%
86%
85
85%
84
85
83%
84%
74,800
26%
26%
26%
263A
26%
26%
26 3/e
263A
22,500
17%
42 VB
43
17%
24%
Vb
83
82
453/4
45
com—1
35%
36 3/a
36%
100
*105%
2
17%
No par
*46%
1
—1.66%
w-
,
Snuff
17%
7%
St
Co
37
17
443A Feb
16
see page 24.
Jan
17%
17%
700
17%
243/8
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
•100%
102 Va
•100 Va
102%
*100 Va
102 Va
43%
43%
423/4
82
42%
83
43
6,100
1
43%
83,500
83
81%
81%
45%
45%
45
45
443A
443A
2,800
36
45%
36%
*105'/B
43%
*81 Va
36%
36%
36%
36%
373/a
53,900
*105%
*81%
'
'
'
•••'
'
*105 Va
•
*105%
—
-v1
120
»
173/a
173/a
17%
173/a
17%
17%
173A
47
46%
47
47
47
47%
47%
*47%
48%
16%
16%
16%
*16 Vb
16%
*16 Vb
16'A
•153A
16%
500
173/4
17%
173/4
17%
17%
173/4
17 Va
173/4
17%
18%
94,000
48
48%
48%
483/4
49
48
48%
463A
48%
11,700
46%
45%
47%
483/4
x48
%
48
47'A
17
17%
par
1
par
14%
6%
14%
14%
15%
141%
141%
141%
*141%
28%
28%
273/4
28 %
27%
15
2,900
500
2,000
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
143%
28%
*141 Va
143%
*141%
143%
10
28
28%
28%
28%
7,500
42
42%
2,100
41%
42%
42%
42%
413/4
42%
20%
205/a
20%
20%
205/a
203/4
20%
20%
20%
21%
4,100
61%
62 Vb
59%
603/4
59%
60
59%
60%
59 %
60
6,200
♦142
142 3/4
142
142
1423/4
42%
142
1423/4
42%
143
V
♦142
143
260
200
74%
•73
74%
*73
74%
•73
74%
73
73
*121
122%
*121
122%
•121
122 Va
121
121
St
Co
Tel
Water
6%
Co
203/a
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 3/4
4,900
333/4
33 Va
34 Va
33%
34
33%
33%
11,200
933/4
933/4
92
93%
92
92%
92%
92%
25
313/4
32%
31%
31%
305/b
31
30%
31 %
31 Vb
313/a
3,100
25
33 Vb
33%
33%
33
33
33
3,700
4-
33%
119%
1193/4
1193/a
120
119%
120%
120 %
121%
121%
1223/s
87,600
100 %
101 %
100%
101%
101
102%
100 V*
102
100
101
20,700
127
128
126%
128
128
128%
128
128 Va
127%
128
57
57%
com—5
24
57%
58%
24%
57%
33%
57%
56%
57
x54%
24
36,600
24 Vb
10,800
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
24
24%
*27%
28
28
28
*27%
273/4
27%
27%
♦27%
28%
27
26 3/a
265/s
♦263/4
27 %
•26%
27 %
♦26%
27%
Smelting—1
14%
143/4
14%
143/a
11%
15
14%
14%
143/4
15
shares—No par
253/4
26%
26%
26%
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
193/4
20%
19%
20%
195/a
20%
Corp—1
33 Vb
34%
323/4
35
34%
35%
49 Va
49%
49%
50
50
50%
35
35
35
35%
38
37%
38 %
93
*91%
93
•91%
423/4
43
42%
Electronics
50
263/4
Wire St Cable.
Clayton
St
Co
No par
';
'
6.25
37%
No par
*91%
21.80
42 %
"
38%
93
43%
35
'
38
*91%
423/4
"35 ' ;
42%
460
55%
*26 %
Lead St
1,900
12.50
25
series-
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
$4 preferred
Anderson
93
1
endorsed
Anaconda
92%
32%
33
25
aeries
5%%
Zinc
Inc
205/a
333/a
100
25
Corp
Works
20%
333/4
33 Va
Co
preferred
Viscose
205/a
33
1
Sugar Refining com
preferred
Tel
10
20%
_1
Foundries
Steel
AMP
»
46
122 Va
American
-
46%
*73
American
443A May 22
4
•17%
24%
•121
common
Anaconda Co
16
17%
17%
1,800
16%
10
Chem
American Tobacco common
May 22
93% Feb
29%
25
65
45% Apr
29%
283/4
102%
•101
42
29%
non-cumulative preferred_100
Ampex Corp
Amphenol-Borg
2
100
29 Va
*81 Va
Co
10
Building Co—No par
34% May 5
273A Apr 17
58% Apr
3
13
9%
26%
17%
1
Seating
American Stores
May 11
90% Jan
15
86
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
5
333A Feb
'
70 Vb
110
125,400
American
2
4
34
300
26%
•'
30 % Dec
3-7%
37
10,400
93
*140
10
3
46%
*90%
2,200
42% Mar
Jan
24%
46%
92
38%
45%
;
24%
47
*90%
323/4
29'/a
24%
•46%
9 Va
1
I
24
463/4
92
463/4
*90%
14%
*32
12.50
new
24%
24%
'
10,400
22
44
6,500
57%
4
15
23
57%
13% Jan
68 3/8 Jan
22%
58
18% May 17
31
23
58
Preferred
42% Oct
22%
58
Preferred
25
23%
58
5
323A Oct
22%
58
4
1
23%
3,100
57%
Apr
17
22%
883/4
58 Va
28 Vb May 23
553/8 Jun
900
87%
57
293A Jan
17
50%
89
No par
18
33% Feb
50%
88%
10
Co
Potash
13
22% Sep
17% Sep
50%
89%
59,400
Sep
19
50%
883/4
66%
American
25
503/4
89
36%
American
273/s Sep
503/4
88%
653A
7
28
50%
89%
23
10
Corp—
1,000
50%
88%
22%
10
Co
.
51
<
35%
Sep
27
11,100
11%
44 %
66
3
273A Sep
47%
11%
453/8
36%
3
29V4 Sep
463/4
11%
443/4
65%
5
7
47%
113/a
45%
35%
11
26
46%
11%
443/4
663/4
Apr
27
48%
1
38%
Jun
1
6,500
47'A
1023A Oct
19% Jan
46%
36%
130
20
Oct" 24
46%
46
66
3
233/4 Jun
19%
48
46%
67 3/a
3
4
8
46%
•46
8,800
48
643/a Jan
15 Va Jan
Mar
46%
17
393/a
103Vb Jan
63
14
46 %
16%
66%
1211/4 Jan
3
Feb
47
500
17
38 Vb
30
Jan
25
46%
47%
163/4
67%
20
41
25% Mar
613/4
463/4
2,200
54%
♦60%
17
393/4
65% Dec
16
42%
*54
613/4
163/4
67
108% Dec
44Vb Dec
42%
54%
17%
17
39 Vb
130 Va Aug 31
32% May 11
42%
36,100
No par
No par
American
130
42%
10,500
21
12.50
Molasses Co
94% Aug 28
37% July 26
v
42%
26%
108 %
17%
Corp
Products
Meter
American
34% Jun
42%
20%
*100
17 %
Supply Corp_No
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
351/4 Mar 21
28
25%
21 Va
108 %
4,900
American Rad St Std Sany com—5
7% preferred
100
Amer Research St Develp'm't Corp 1
76% July 10
127% Apr
27% Jan
263/4
21
•100
2
3
3
423/8
25%
213/4
108%
•54
136% Jan
3
423/a
26
21%
♦100
•60%
1443A Aug 25
Aug
25%
21%
108%
543/4
American Ship
603/a Jan
13,600
613/4
American Smelt St Ref'g com.No par
7 ft
preferred
—
100
119
2,100
33,200
803/4
25
*54
261/4 Mar 21
4
45,200'
353/4
*60%
721/4 May 18
Aug
61%
20%
59%
54%
3
62 Va Aug 24
60
20%
60%
613/4
13
145 % Mar
103,000
54%
Jan
Jun
4
Home
American
2
May 17
50% Mar
17,000
27%
*60%
American News Co
No
American Optical Co
Amer Photocopy Equipm't Co.No
13
42 % Mar 10
3
28%
26%
No par
American Motors Corp
American Natural Gas Co
July 10
Jun
29
28%
27%
54%
54 3A Jan
Sep
Jan
Hardware
American
American
3
28%
28 Vb
27
613/4
33 % Jan
16
423/a
29%
28
273/8
54%
12
126
79% Jan
42
213/a
♦100
29
29%
263/4
*60 %
35% Aug 16
213/4 Oct 14
Dec
21%
108 %
29%
283/4
26%
10
59
9
51 Vs May 19
21 3/8
No par
4% %
preferred
American Metal Products
16 % Mar 13
146
24%
*100
100
Foreign Power__No par
American
Aug 17
49% Aug 18
Sep 20
18
117
78 3/a
5%%
'49
3
8
Jun
79%
24%
5
Jan
25
25
78%
24%
Oct
Apr
3
Feb
273A m'ar 15
79%
*783/4
American Metal Climax Inc
21% Apr
Jan
Mar
54
117
77%
79%
8
6
27
28% Oct
793/B
593/4
29%
29% '
78
Aug
„
27
5
41
12
35%
American Hosp
20% May 16
533/4 Apr
7
19 Va Apr 28
123/8 Jan
16% Feb
36%
May 16
86% Feb
19
3
48 Va Aug
20 %
35%
24%
54
1
Jun
26
20%
373/a
102 %
34
18
20%
353/4
26%
243/4
32 Vb Jun
22
20 Va
363/a
26
27%
*100%
37
17 Va Dec
61 Va
20%
32%
26
1
153/a Sep
16% Feb
5
60
20%
32%
30%
prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry com
1.75
3.90% preferred
100
American Machine St Metals_No par
Sep
44 %
Aug
:
7
58 % Jan
18
60%
20%
32%
Corp
Power
American
.
8
86%
21
62%
20
Corp
5
European Secur—No par
Export Lines Inc
40o
American St
May 24
63% Apr 20
14
81% Oct
15
17% Aug
26
133/4 Oct
American
14
Apr 26
25"% Aug
313A Sep
26
American
1
105
76 % Jan
13
28
18
89% Sep
26
13 % Oct
24
82 %
18
59%
American
37 Va Mar 13
133/4 Oct
38% Jan
26%
Enka
3
8
29
253/a
Crystal Sugar common_10
preferred
—100
American
20% Jan
Jan
31% Mar 15
22% Sep
63,800
prior
21
4.
52
11
21%
102%
1
Co
393/4 Sep
33% Jan
7
9Vb Jan
260
20%
*98 Va
1
St Cable
Chicle
Electric
30
30
Chain
American
Sep 27
6% Jun
82%
21 Vb
102 Va
29%
25
2
Oct
82%
21
1
71 Vb Aug
17 VB
83%
106,900
—
31%
common
5
17 VB Dec
82%
—
31
No par
Radio
St
47 Va Jun
28
83%
——
•99
Cyanamld Co
American Distilling Co
3
♦82
3,000
14,300
"
1.
50
57% Jan
30
;
2,400
64
21%
common
393/4 Sep 29
29% Jan 20
14
82
.
102%
preferred
2
__
21
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3
American
Consumer Ind
No par
21
5
Mar 30
82
■
♦99
Inc
Can Co
42% Jan
82
——
21%
_
Shoe Co
American
7%
63%
:
102%
Co-!
Arma
Cable
5
64%
%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
39 Vb Jun
64%
21
__
American
4
Oct
16
Jan
61% Apr 17
12 Vb Aug 11
463/8 Aug
3
7%
64%
*99
preferred
Note
preferred
American
25% Mar
63
21%
common
Bakeries
4
30
American
30
62%
61
-
No par
Airlines
8
Jun
60%
7%
13%
-
No par
_
America
convertible
7
64 % Apr
43%
7%
102 Va
Petroleum Corp
Feb
July 12
43 Vb
7%
82
12.50
583/4 Sep
15 % Jan
63
43 VB
7%
21
Corp
American
43
7
10
_
of
Co
American
May 31
3
13%
43%
7-%
*99
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
May 11
13%
43
7%
50
1,700
10
Cement
Inc
Amerada
133/4
43%
133/4
42%
7%
11,400
.
100
Amalgamated Sugar Co_
93% May 16
24 Vb Oct
Portland
Amerace
11
6
Nov
353/8 Oct
Mar 24
373/8 Oct
21
•
91
24
Sep
133/4
43%
60%
_100
common
Aluminium Limited
59% Oct
...
28
•91
7%
No par
convertible preferred
35% Feb
173/b Apr
13 % Oct
4.08%
*91%
14
rVo
4% preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
May 15
48%
91
43%
_
4
34% Dec
57
Rights
Corp common
26% Sep
4
Jan
.A
23% Oct
110
Stores
25% Oct
13
^
28Vb Sep
Jan
Allied
11
3/4 Sep 22
84% May
3
29 Va May 15
Aug 11
28
36 V* Apr
613/8 Oct
4
28
Jan
'
;
81
1
64% Oct
Corp
2,300
4,700
483/4
59
16% Jan
40,100
*91
223/8 Jan
■%».
10%
48
Sep 27
12% Dec 20
46
10%
6,900
..
300
10
4,400
12,100
49,000
19%
19%
19 %
193/4
34
.
34%
34 %
34%
17,900
50%
50%
50%
51%
25,500
34 Va
35%
34%
34%
1,480
38%
38%
37%
38 3/4
4,100
93
42%
•91%
42%
93
42%
2,000
14
-t'"
(1622)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
v ;
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
38%
39
—5
63 %
64 % :
38%
72%
43%.
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Black & Decker Mfg Co——___50c
A
57l/4
57%// .,
55y4 ' 57
56
"56
:
Blaw-Knox Co—
—10
31%
32
31%
31%
3iy4
32
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
2.50
/; ..,.
25% 25 Y*
■ 25%
25%
26
,25
t
Bliss (E W) Co—
1 . A//.;/27%
27%/: ..
.26% .27%
26%
21 Va
Bobbie Brooks Inc
No par
48%
49%
.4 , 43%
49»/4
49
49V4
Boeing Co—'
—5
50%
52 /;
- 50%
513/4
51'/a
523/8
Bohn Aluminum 4c Brass Corp,-—5
*26% .^27
• /■/"
26% : 26y2
26% '-26%o
Bond Stores Inc___
—1
%0% 21'%,
21v*
,
"v 21
'21 Ya
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc—s.1.25
25%
25%
>
25Va - 25y8
v. 247/8
25
Borden COi
!
7.50 ;
/
,.-66%
67%
67y# ;c67% '•
67% .67% >
Borg-Warner Corp common—!
5
A* 45%
46 //>:A/'45%A,45% A, > 45%
46
>
' • 3V»% preferred—
;-100
•
1 *80
' 81% A .
*80 V 8iy2
- *80
' 8iy2
Borman Food Stores Inc
i
1
* " 51 k f 51%, ^
> 52%^ :52% /--'A 52% 52% /
Boston Edison Co---.
25/ '- '-80 *
80%
; 79% »80.%
,,
80'>" 80% /
Jan
59% Sep
24
Jan
38% Jan
',
....
43%
43%
.
Bell
56% Oct
1
Creek
Beech-Nut
2
45
20
4,600
82%
/
.
-
72
2
1% Oct
18,000
72 y4
>.
69% May 25
ley. Apr
5
25
Jun
20
32% Feb
30% Nov
(A S) 4% %
Aircraft Corp
Beech
2
58
45%
71%
16'A
-2.50
Inc_—
Mills
Beck Shoe
July 19
19
Oct
46 y4 Sep
7 •;. 12,100
45
73
Laboratories Inc
31
17% Apr
11 Ya Oct
72
45%
72%
35;%
—10
11
31
13
—10
Corp
Inc
22% Oct
18
30
"71%
44%
73%
.>
2—1
Corp,
Works
Lomb
153 V2 Aug
12
17 y. Aug
73
45%
72%
73%
.
Aug 30
Oct
57 y2 Jun
72%
/ 44%
741/4
,44
—lv///,;;/;7'7 63J/2
64%
Bayuk Cigars Inc
No par. .
'
447/a
45 y4
Beatrice Foods Co common___12.50 :<;//>*:*"7Q%
71
/
3%% con.v prior preferred—100
//A *340 % 360 * 7
4%% preferred
1_100
- ^
i>-*96'1/4
95y2
Aug 10
50% Dec
74%
44%
74%
■
9%
—1 >-. ->
—10
.
—1
&
Baxter
25
22% Mar 31
27% Jan
Jan
*
5%
46
-
/
100 A 7
Aroostook Corp
Products
83
7
14
8
81
Jan
Oct
73% Oct
47
316
-17% Mar 14:
87
17,700
27% : *27%
..i.
--100.
stamped,
Oil- Corp__—
Iron
42% Apr
19% Nov
31% Dec
14% Jun
Mar 16
94% Jan
Aug 29
S0% Feb
'
-
0
275
40
27%
.74%
-100
common
Inc
Bath
.76% May 16
4
51% Jan
1
.
19
5
Dec
3
53 ya Jun
7
56% Dec
249
8 7
28
33 Ya Apr
;
3
Sep
-100
--100
B
-
Preferred
19% May 22
37
14
39%
4-1061/2
•
non-cumulative preferred_100v
4%
7
Ohio
&;
Stamped'
18
19
3
47% Jan
Mar 21
19
Jan
Baltimore
Barber
57% Aug 23
Oct"!
19
62% Jan
„
preferred series
preferred series C
Bangor &
58% Jun
Mar
Jan
&
Gas
4y2%
4 %
9
70 Ya Mar 17
3
37
47'
:.i:
27
29% May 18
8
20%
Jan
88 % May
9>
20
24% Mar
183
100
63
29% May
40%
39%
Corp—__13
15% Jan
29
17
39%
.......
,
1
com—No par
19.
13% Mar
39%
73%
941/2
>1—9
Inc—!_*
Elec
52 ya Sep
;
14% Nov
49
&
Oil Tools
Baker
Baltimore
31
Aug 25
39%
73
•
1
T) Inc.
Wilcox Co
(B
Babcock
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
47 Ya Jan
39
9
Babbitt
15
23y4Sep
11
26
45,000
39%
72%
,
.
.
20
40 y« Aug
15
45% Oct
\43% Oct
68
-«105 %- 107-.. *' >*
Atchison Topeka <5c Santa Fe com_10
•,
19 y8 Aug
12
,
4,800
66%
94
10
36 y2 Sep
4
82% Jan
\
8
88
39
68%
:
■■
3
27% Jan
30 % Aug
'
38%
65%
41'V^-
94
w'100
1st preferred—
Associates Investment Co—
38% 7 38%
64 %
73%
!"•: *401/4
V 5.25%
38%
63 %
A/"'26%24%:i 24% //
*24%
Refining common—1
preferred $1.50 series_No par
Dry Goods Corp com__l
2nd
,
38%
64 %
38%
,-26%
Inc_:
Associated
26
10 Ya Oct
7 12% Jan
17 Ya
26
ouu
52 y2 Apr
*
31
"
7% Mar 29
3
3
12
21% Oct
24% Jan
.
—2.50
Industries
Shares
38%
63 %
39%
■
•
10
9% Oct
-2.50
Corp____
Equipment
*
Oct. 13
38
'
,
.
4% Jan
•
preferred,
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Oct. 12
,.
36 y» Jan
7% Jan
37% Jan
_1
common
PRICES
"
- 5%; non-j;umulative preferred—10 .<
10% 10%
10 ' v 10%
> 10 V 10'/a '
:'A Atlantic City Electric Co com—4%., ,,v..«v.,~-52%
52%.: ,51% . 52
52*,. .-.,'52
21 />/'•
4% preferred-—J.1Q0
... —
*85 / 87% A > 86
86%
*86
87% •
2
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
//.;,..„■ 45 ■•■">-. 45%:.;* V 43 ,''
45%
/ 44%
45
*
4
f '
Atlantic Refining common
— 1Q,
.49% ; 50% ///' 49%A 50
;/?/> 50 '
50% V
8 7
$3.75 series B preferred
—100
.
81 %
81%
82%. 82»/4
'
82 :
82
5
Atlas Chemical Industries
1
7/.
22%
227/8
22Va
22% '77 21%
22% ;;
27;/// Atlas Corp. common
1
.....
... ... 3% j. 3%
;/■,7.3;3"A
7 3
3% •
12 '>>->
5% preferred
—20 A>;> 13% 13%
/7 13%. 13% 7
13%
13%'
10
Austin Nichols common——No par 7. >7 xl7
• 17%
A/16% '17
16% 716% >
12 "
Conv prior pref
($1.20)__No par
*22% 24
/.
*23% * 24% v
*23%
24%
29
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
77
31% > 32%
7 31 Vb
32% /'■
31% , 32%
2
Avco Corp—
—-1
i 24%
24%
, 24% ./24%/
24%
25'%
8
Avnet Electronics Corp
5c 7:7;,
28 •
29%
27%
28% v
27%
28%
3
Aug 24
*39% Aug
4
5
Co
SALE
Tnursday
11
54.
24
6% Jan
(Del)
Cork
.
HIGH
Oct. 11
10% Mar
,•
87% Feb
48i% Feb
58% Feb
—10
Corp-
Co
&
2.50
Co
AND
Wednesday
Oct. 10
28% Oct
3
4
83
Service
Oct. !>
Ashland Oil &
1
July 7
76% Sep 20
9% Jan
Public
Steel
Arvin
6
110
>35% Jan
88% May 11
40 % Mat
■
28% Jun
*53% Jan
9
—
31% Apr
102% Feb
Feb
100
Sep
5
Corp
Armstrong Rubber Co
Arnold Constable Corp
May 22
19% Sep
■,
Oil
$3.75
85 % July 28
46
Tuesday
No par
43% Apr
21
29
Monday
Archer-Daniuis-Midland
3
37% Feb
38 % Sep
23v* July 26
LOW
!
STOCK
Par
33% Jan
40 y4 Jan
5
39% Dec 28
20
3C5/e Sep
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
25
24%
25 y8
14 400
*9%
9%
800
*9%
9%
2,600
c
21
Sep
18
3% Oct
31
7V2 Jan
6
4y8 Jan
3
12% Dec
vfi
26% Jan
18
13% Jan
3
18 Ya Oct
20
11% Apr
77% Jan
12
8
21 y4 Jan
4
28% Apr
4
Sep
12
83% Jan
25
.90% Jun
6
Apr
29
43% July ?7"
Feb
28
32% Mar 22
45% Dec
21
20% Oct
27% Apr
18
9% May 13
Mar
45
Mar-' 9
19
80
7
t
Feb
2®
43% Mar 14
55
28
May 26
For
92
24 % Dec.
87
49
14
.61% Aug. 21
footnotes,
Dec
see page
,44
8y4 Aug 31
22% Jun
18% Jan
4
Jan
3
59
4
24.
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,
128% Aug 22
"49
3
21% Jan
5
12
Sep
1
27% l^Iay 22
83
Apr
3
,
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.
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Canadian
Breweries
Canadian Pacific Ry^
Btdj—No par
:'
30%
7%
7%
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15%
30
15%
15V2
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'.
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No par
30
7%
7%
-
Cannon Mills Co_
30%
30
California Packing Corp
_2.50
Callahan Mining Corp
___—1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
i
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd/-—1
Campbell Soup Co—————>1.80
Canada Dry Corp cbmmon.. 1.66%
'<
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co__—_^_1B0
,
46%'.;
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-
:£>. /A'w'l'
,
73.14
12,700
20,800
77/a
15%
.
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2,100
'
117
30
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5,600
.
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' 50%
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3oyB
15%
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3.900
>24%; .24%'.A.; 20,000.72 y».
72%
• 2,700
.
Volume
194
Number 6099
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1623)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
,
23
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
39% Oct
5
497/b Jan
4
44y4 Jan
4
May
Mar 13
19
35% Feb
25
26% Jan
3
36
9
25% Jun
2
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
98
1
38% Sep
28
41% Jan
39% Nov
Carborundum
5
Carey
6
Mfg
Co
12
Carolina
Clinchfield
43 y2 Jan
3
61% Oct
4
Carolina
Power
39% Jan
3
52%, Mar 30
Carpenter Steel Co
u
6
-
32 Va Jan
3
49
Carrier
•
51%
51%
51%
30%
29%
29%
14%
13%
14 Va-
102%
102 VA
102%
59%
:
59%
59
59%
58 Va
43 % July 15
29 % Feb 23
40 y4 Jan
10
47%, Apr
10
Jan
3
35 % Aug
3
Carriers
26
78% Jan
4
46'/a Feb
1
74
Oct
9
Carter
5
22 Va Jan
5
67/a Oct
13
13'A Apr
3.
Case
27
28
4%%
Light-
common
46%
■.<46
46%
46
46
39%
preferred
&
.
General
Products
<
40
5
Corp
45
71 »/a Dec
30
3 '/a Nov
114% Jan
19
7Vb Feb
26
34 y2 Jan
22
6
24
Sep
19<
88
Feb
8
94 y2 Sep
63
90% May 31
12
12
1
-
3
9
Oct
Oct
Oct
30 Va Feb
•89
Jan
5
25
31% Jan
8
114% Jun
17
121% Sep
21
115% Jan
97
6
71 Va Dec
30
83% Jan
13
71% Jan
3
20 Va
July 22
35 Va Jan
15
17
Jun
19
22
11
29
Jan
Jan
24 Va Jan
17
Jan
17%
Mar 20'
1
73
4.20%
40% Aug 15
3
129
3
Jun
10
31% Feb
10
68% Oct
100
conv
5%
7%
67*
3%
37%
No par
34%
34%
81%
25%
42% Jan
19% Oct
28
29% Jan
26
20% Sep
29'
50
Central
Soya Co
Jan
9% Jan;
31
Jan
4
33% Mar 16
22%,Mar 29
Century
18
3% Jan
4
70 y2 Jan
11
40% Sep
28-
42% Jan
6
8
94 y2 Aug
19
4
48 y2
3
69% Oct
31% Mar
1
46 Va
26% Jan
90
■.
Cessna
7y4 May 10
57
Jan
•
4
32% Jun
15
28
14
6
16% Jan
27% Mar 20
Checker
4
20% Jan
30% Jun
7% Jan
38% Jan
17% Oct
24
.29% Jan
6% Nov
30
30% Dec
54% Oct
,
13
43 y4 Jan
4
32
26
69% Jan
6
54% July 21
Aug
5
99 y4 Apr
13
91
6% Dec
29
17
Jan
18
7
16 y4 Dec
14
34% Jan
21
23
Dec
19
43% Jan
6
35% Dec
30
40 % Apr ,'7
13% Oct
24
26% Jan
94
-
2f'
69 y2
13% Dec
6
15
36 V2 Jan
Step 20
29% Jan
29 Va Jan
20% Dee
22
' Dec
20
15
30
24
Sep
18
31
Mar 30
14
Feb
7
13% Jan
3
23 y2 Jan
3
4
28
Jan
3
5
20
Jan
3
52
'.
4
Oct
12
32
Jan
8
15
Jan
4
18
15 V4 Jan
4
12% Jan
23
17% Nov
4
26% Dec
30
21% Jan
12
Nov
29
71% Jan
6
37% Jan
3
30% Feb
8
10
4
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
6
37% Jan
78% Jan
94% Feb
2
26 y2
82% Jan
3
July 19
98% Feb
7
39% Dec 21
37% Jan
3
101
July 25
Feb
62
i-
Feb
,
38% Mar 21
27 Va Oct
26
12
Mar 20
20% May 15
31% Apr U
57% Sep
48% Oct
49
Va Feb
68 Va Dec
29
65% Jan
3
97
Oct
53 Va Dec
23
49% Sep
26
58 Va
24% Jan-
4
20 Va Feb
13'
36% May 10
32%. Apr 20
24% Oct
36 % Dec
.
1
62
Sep
30
42
Feb
17
48 Va Mar
Apr
8
35% Apr 11
72% July
5
•64% Dec 14
33
61
.
10
36% Mar
23
71 Va July 10
Service
Clevite
&
<fc
5
77 Va Jun
15
3
54
Oct
2
Collins
&
Jun
20
Radio
35% Jan
4
Electric
July
76
133
79
140
Oct
July.
Jun
12
7%
6
57
Feb
49% Aug 21
$3.50
Colorado
49
£%%
July 27
Iron
Fuel
&
Iron
Columbia
Gas
14% Jun
17
26% Nov
28
21% Jan
IS
35% Aug
18
Columbia
Pictures
2
71 Va Nov
28
28 % Jan
25 % Jun
20
8
69 Va Dec
15
^
__
11% Dec
1
7% Jun
4
'
'
13
54 Va
9
68 Va Jan
3
30% Sep
14 Va Dec
29
1
17% Jan
18
6
12 Va Jan
12
May 26
40% Dec
2
59
Jan
66% Jan
31
4
68% Dec
13
103 Va Dec
30
Jan
5
60% Jun
27
36 Va Apr
7
2
42 Va Dec
2
37 Va Jun
13
May 17
101
May 11
12
86 Va May 10
105% Apr
46% Jan
Consol
$5
49% Aug 31
31%.
26%
27 Va
26 Va;
26%
18
18
*17'%
18%
17
16%
167/8
700
237/a
23 Va
23%,
23%
23%
55 Va
55%
12,800
54%
55%
54 Va
55%
53%
55
53
53%
48,800
48
48%;
87 Va
87%
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47 VB
*87
47 Va
*87
102 %
43%
44%
96%
51%
28%
24%
94
517/B
27%
47%
88
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43
94%
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47
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88
102%
25
51%
.
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24%
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.
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48
88
102%
44%
44%
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97
48%
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96%.
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.
88
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43%
,
96
-
27
6
20% Jan
5
22
50% Jan
3
27% Sep
67% Oct
44
42%
96
93%
.
50%
51 Va
50
50%
50%.
28%
28%
27%:,
28%
28%.
29
25%.
25%
25%
25
25%
25
•
25%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
13
13
13%.
34%
35
35 Va
35%
34%
35%
34%.
35 %
4.600
44%
45 Va
45
45
44%
44%.
44
44%.
43
43%
2,300
66%
67%.
68
68%
68
68 Vt
67%
68%
66%
68%
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97 Va % 98 Va
98%
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,
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98%
98%
98 Va
98
98%
59
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59%,
20
33 Va
*33%
34%.
130
51 Vt
53%
50%
51 Va
50 Va
51%
50
50 Va
75%
136%
76%'
75%
76%
78
136 Va
*135 Va
89%
90 Va
89%
90 Va
*135%
89 Va
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23%
23%
23%
23%
137
78%
78%
136
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49
s
79
77 Va
137%
137
80
Oct
13
4
98 Va Oct
13
$4.50
87 % Jan
81% Jan
88
Apr
5
20 Va
Sep
19
29 Va Jan
5
83
Jan
14
94
Oct
7
Dec
30
Jan
13
98 Va
July 11
$4.52
12
90
Mar
$4.16
21% July 5
90% Jan 11
95
93
8
37% Jun
28
49
100% Jun
16
107
31% Dec
2
75% Jan
4
7% Dec
2
4
47% Jan
83 Va May 23
14% Jan 20
Aug 22
Sep
19
44% Jan
6
Jan
3
103
29 % Feb
28
Feb
12 Va May 15
58
111
88%
89%;
13,600
23%
23%
23%.
23%
23%
24%
5,300
46
14.000
46 %
467/a
45%
46%
47
45%.
46%
76%
76%
76 Va
76
76
76
76
76
76
50 Va
51%
49%
50%
50
50
50%.
51%.
31%
32 Va
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
13,000
16%
12.400
48%
200
5
17
17%
50
*48
48%
100
45
v
17%
16%
16%
48 Va
48
48
*48
48%
45
46%
♦44%
16%
*48
16%
16%
16%
*48
pfd
10
46%
33%
31
*75
Elec—5
Inc
1
'•
31%
44%
44%
46
43%
33%
29 Va
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
28%
34%
28%
3
:
30
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
30
31
31%
30%
31%
76%
75%
75%
64 Va
64%
64 Va
64%
64 %
64%
64 Va
'643/4
9,200
68
69
66 Va
68 Va
67
68
67%
67%
66%
673/4
4,000
76
X28%
98%
50
99%
110
■
29%
*75
•••
30%
*75
29
•■■
37%
100
29%
28%
29
28%
28%
51%
50%
51%
51
51
37%
37%.
37%
38%
38
94%
96%
96%
50%
48%
97%
47%
49 %
48%
99%
99
110%
110%
*110
•
:
'
*\
.
99 Va
110%
110%
99%
30
76
50%
51 Va
-
30%
V
99
94;
95%
47 Va
3
27
19Va Feb
17
59% Dec
21
54% Jan
4
48 •.*
11% Jan
3
7% Jan
3
40
Jun
57% Dec
22
47% Oct
31
Sep 20
40% Mar 16
35% Jan
5
For
1
footnotes,
see page
24.
13
3
60 Va Apr
62,
28
May 17"
8,700
47%
4,700
99 Va
1,300
47%
.
99%
99%
109
109 Va
6,200
110
460
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
7,300
1
10%
11%
10 %
11
10%
10%
10%
11%
10%
11%
9,200
13%
14 Vat
13%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
2,900
56 Va
57 Va
58 Vt
60%
58%
59%
60
61%
59 Va
61%
36,200
813/4
21,300
14
13%
14
14%
14
10%
1
14 Va
14%
9,200
82%
82%
83 Va
81%
82%
No par
103%
103%
103 Vt
104 Va
103%
103%
104
1,900
5
43%
44%
43%
44%
44
44%
44%
45
45%
46
Foods
Corp
14,000
-1.33 %
46%
47
45%
46%
44%
45%
45
46
46
463/4
5
26
26
26%
26%
*26'%
26%
26%
27
lo
66
67%
x64%
65%
64%
65 Va
64
64%
40%
82
82
83 Vt
103%
104
1.33%
—
"
81%
104
'
373/8
27
27 Vt
2,400
64%
•
64%
11,000
40%
40
40 Va
40
40 Va
40%
14,400
No par
78
78%
77 Va
78
78
79
78 3/s
783/4
783/o
80%
22,900
No par
97
97
97
97%
96 3/4
97%
963/4
97%
96%
98Mt
620
*96
97
*96
97
310
No par
*85 Va
88
*863/4
88
Co
1
com
—
Lines
40 Va
40%
5
243/a
91%
No par
common,
40
24%
*89 Va
Inc-——1.25
preferred
10.
No par
Continental
Copper & Steel com—2$5 convertible preferred—
25
Continental Insurance
5
Continental Motors
Continental Oil-of
*36%
——
100
Continental Steel
8.700
No par
Coal
preferred
preferred
preferred
Corp.
Gas
15
Aug 31
11% May 8
94%
9,200
23,900
.
17%
4
70 %
38%
9334
<
28%
51
38
,
17 Va
Baking Co common—5
21% May 11.
10
17%
8%
54%
105
43%
♦82
8 3/8
25
*89 Va
83/4
8 3/s
54%'1
533/4
*105
105
———1
Delaware——5-
Corp
7
96
97
97
96 Vt
97 V2
*85%
88
87%
87%
87%
87%
10O
253/4
253/4
26
25 Va
26
25%
25%
32,600
91 Va
♦89 Va
*89 %
91%
96
8%
8%
53%
543/4
104%
106
43%
43
82%
*82
42%
43%
82 %
8%
8 3/8
'
Dec
7,100
28 Vt
39 Va
99 Ml
'
76
50%
%
109
30%
17%
Air
12 Va May
7% Jan
22% Jah
19
53,400
*75%
com—25
preferred
$3.75
300
19,300
;
65%
50 Va
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Inc
85% Jun
44%
64%
37%
Continental
6
510
7,300
1
Continental
3
90
89 Va
52
3
77% Jan
7,000
88
47%
5
Mar
78%
137
90
50%
May
34% Jan
6
4%
5,900
76%
Container Corp of America com
9
45% Aug
44% May 11
7% Dec 29
9
50,<
46%
Industries
Consumers Power Co
85% Jun
180
1
of N Y com—No par
Consolidation
4
4
92% Jan
3,700
58%;
10
2
29% Jan
61% Jan
10,200
12%
No par
40% Oct
4
12
1,500
33%:
Co
Laundries
96% Aug 22
96% Aug 25
17,000
58%
:
Natural
40 Va Jan
5.800
50%
v
33%
Inc
Consolidated
U3 % Dec
95
51%
28%
1
Consolidated
Oct
3,600
35%
1
9
53% Jan
200
43:
12 Va
5
8
88 Va Jan
6,200
34%,
12.50
Electronics
issued
200
*101%, 102 Va
"
Jan"
23 %
51% Dec
4,500
23%
'
337/a
preferred
When
42% May 18
4,700
19,900
*58 Va-
Cigar Corp
Consolidated
31V4
58%
Co
Publishing
Edison
Consol
31%
34%
issued
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn
9
35%
30%;
27
35 V4
*33%
preferred
preferred
Comptometer Corp
3
9,800
36%
24
No par
Commonwealth Edison Co
Consolidated
1,300
35 Va
23%
11
15% Mar 22
26,400
25%,
24
14 Va Jan
61 Va Oct
18 Va
57%
/',/ 25%
23%
100
13
IP
28%
17
100
3
V
26 '
-
25%
-V-i
35%; 36%, nk':'I-
i ,C'
m
34%
17%
When
3
57%
26%,
*34
17
5.25%
3
17%,
57
-
35
17%
4.64%
Jan
4,600
*34%.
3,300
*58 Va
Solvents
Jan
90
26%
%>
17
'.
7% Jan
12%
21 Va
26
17
;
17
20
Engineering
Credit
Nast
12%
20
26%
58%
Ohio
Southern
Commercial
Conde
12%
20
26%
.
*16%
No par
Commercial
:
12%
20
27
18 %
17%
....
13,300
*16%
8
96 Vt Jan
May
&
%
'
No par
Combustion
5
.
' 35
*34
18%
2,400
58%
59%
*96%. 100
100
17
9
12
34%:
17%
27,400
17%
18
37
19
26%
18
41%
59%
1,100
4,700
9%
43%..
19
22
26%-
*33%
35
,
41%.
59%.
'96%,
18%.
22%
17:
101 Va Feb
3
,
9%
12%
12%
26%
,
22%
17
111% Apr
Aug
*34-
50
23
10
*19-
19%
12%:
40%
60
102
*18%
9
33%,;
common
12
24% May
4
19% Mar 29
12%
59
*96 Va
18%;
22%
8%,
40%.
40%
59
102
12%
12%
40%
58%
*96%
26%
System_2.5o
14
50% Oct
40
■
i
97
19%.
23
29
58%
18%
22%;
.-
9
33%
Inc
Sep
Oct
40.
57%-
26 Va
Jun
107
42% Feb
30
1st
System
39 Va Oct
100
39%
10
97% Jun
45 % Sep
■
101
Aug 19
110% Aug 30
23
26
18%
22%.
9
90
5,000
21,000
*58%
preferred
Columbus
35% May 20
16
21% Jan
25 Va.
50
Columbian Carbon Co
4
23 Va Jan
.
noncumulative
$4.25
75% Sep 11
74Va Aug 24
41% Jun
—
24%
No par
Broadcasting
Columbia
4
24%
8%
common
4
31
24 Va
187/a,
preferred series B
19
_
24
1
28
19 Va Oct
23%
22 Va
Co
54 Va Feb
Oct
41%
23%
8%i
common,
42% Apr
72
92
41
22 %i
gtd
Corp
29% Oct
11
92
41%
No pax
Aikman
3
50% Jan
38%
92
40%
19
100
3
53% Oct
38 Va
92
41%
8%
No par
23 Vt Jan
24
38%,
93
41
*92
18%
:
31% Oct
5
7,100
37%,
•
1
39% Aug 16
6
37%,
•
92
22%
No par
14
Jan
37 Va
38
41%
stock—50
7%
4%
30
67
•
1
;
RR
24
52 Va Jan
2,500
18%
Co
23% Dec
9
45%,
23%
23%
*96,
6%
45
22%
5
7 Va
45
92
41%
23%
5
45 Vt Jun
4%
6%
44%
10
preferred
23% May 17
36%
6%
46
41%
93
41%
No par
—
Colgate-Palmolive Co
43
Dec
6 Va
8.300
45
8%
5
7
56
37%
37%
37
6%
18%
No par
21
43% July 27
39 Va Feb
3
37%
37%
44%'
22%
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y„
5
Collins
3
37%
10
preferred—
50% Mar 17
Jan
6
44%
:•
1
;
Coca-Cola. Co
17
30% Sep 22
3
14% Jan
50% Aug 16
36%
6
44
>
*92
100
Dec
3
115,700
com_8.50
>
18% Jun
8% Feb
9,300
6%
5
Colorado <fc Southern Ry—
2
36%
44
5,000
25c
Cluett Peabody & Co com
26
Jun
36 Va
Corporation
Jan
13
37
36%
5%
1
10
Co
Pitts
Jan
4
101,300
s.
Pac
guaranteed
23
22
66%
Corp
preferred
74
90% Jan
62%
42 Va
30% Jan
103% Jan
68%
lo
6
56 Va Mar
66%
Milling Machine Co
7
13% Mar
68%
*101 Va
78
Jun
66%
100
30 Va Jan
60
69%
3.6 VB
—
71 % Jan
18
67%
1
22,500
25
Gas
21% Oct
Jan
67
16,600
Oil
O'Nuts
30
SO
62 Va
33 Vt
26%
4
34
33
25%
21% Jan
5
33
26%
26% Aug 24
41 % Jan
6
30
32%
25%
95 % Feb
13% Dec
33
32 Va-
4
42% Dec
32%
31%
4
19 % Nov
61
7
28
24
33
32%
10
Nov
80% Dec
41% Oct
32%
32%
Jan
137
48% Feb
26% Nov
33
35%
Apr
77% Jan
126% Feb
32%
18%,
35%
Special
1,800
28%
36% %
Cleveland
2
100
3,200
•
42%
Cleveland Electric Ilum common
Mar 21
Jan
47% Feb
.
24
18%
35%
23
5
56% Dec
76%
23
27%
57
$4.50
7 6 Vt.
42%
25%
53% Feb
10
77
23%
19%'
57
Cleveland-Cliffs
68% Oct
-
42%
25%;.
51 % Mar 20
98% Mar 17
2j700
95
28
57
3
93% July 10
5
56% Jan
1,700
48%
*94%-
18%
25%
40% Jan
'
33
48%
,
,
42%
57 Va
44% Augj
7
33
48%'
95
27%
25%
City Investing Co
City Products Corp
City Stores Co__
14
200
76
22%
42%
17%
Cities
600
47
1
C I T Financial Corp
11
33
:
24
47
20%
Clark Equipment Co
23
22
42%.
25 VB
41% Mar 30
Apr
21%
42%
57%
15% Apr
59% Jun
21%
42%
—100
&
27
■99
*21 %
42%
.-#23
non-cum
27
11
21
No par
,—100
Full
24
♦75
.
77
21
42
-
preferred,:—100
Sep
18
78%
33
48
1
11% July
90 Va Jan
76%
Va
76
*94
I_
32
5
77
175
46
28
Corp—
18
Aug 25
41% May 19
47% Jan
32
6
94
33%
No par
Cincinnati
May 17
3
14% July 14
27 % Oct 28
Inc.
4%
preferred4%%
preferred
17
1
48%
94
pfd
Cincinnati
9
48 Va
75%
40
12
28
16% Nov
33
49%,
95
24
46
900
19%..
Chrysler Corp
39% Jun
34%.
49%
95^'
50
94'
•
24
*75
25
27%
Corp
21
49% Mar
76
*24%
19%,
Corp
•Chickasha Cotton
Mar 23
89
102% Feb
46%
25
6,300
28%:
Corp
North
Chock
25%
16%
;
series A
5%
25%
1,100
"27%
A
&
25%
*24%
24%
♦45%
*74%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
;——8
Chicago Rock lsl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
27
38
33%
:
*24
V
.
Western com
preferred series A
5%
Chic
25%
90
81%
16%
t
Chic Milw. St Paul
12
81%
27%
Chicago Great Western Ry com
5%
preferred;
27.,
26 Va Oct
34i
75
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
37% May 26
18% Feb 27
81%
27%
Co
convertible
Class
76
94
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3 Va %
81%
*16%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—.
18
18
10% Oct
38
13
180
27,300
No par
No par
^
Products
Motors
Chemway
May 16
14% Sep
3
32% Aug 10
13% Jan
3
4
>.
67% Jan
103
2iy2 Feb
6
,
23 y2 Jan
July 19
15% July 31
Feb' 26"
50% Nov
43% Oct
Jan
Va Jan
9
10% Mar 22
46%
*74%
*17%
24%
*45%
'
26
25%
-
18%-
*24
49
Service'—10
Co
Gotham
Chemetron
14 y4 Mar 24
6
24
v
34-
-
Champion Papers Inc com
^No par
$4.50 preferred,.—
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%/
Champlin Oil & Refining Co-—
22 y2 Nov
Dec
<_
Aircraft
17% May 13
i
of N
Industries
Chadbourn
94 Va July 27
50% Apr
100
Chain Belt Co
Mar 17.
39% Aug 28
-
39% July
21% Jan
Aug 25
10
May 31
93%
35%
123
5
Cerro Corp
Certain-teed
20 y2 Jan
No par
com—No par-
Public
Co
44% May 17
Oct
5
•
&
3% May 11
21-
6
Light
preferred
17
7
24
Corp—2.50
25
6
Jan
23
Jan
J
&. South- West
Feb
May 11
40% Apr
:.-5 '/a Jan
24
34% Mar
RR
Central
26
47
21 Ya Dec
88
Central
18
14
Dec
Illinois
24
15,
24
Central
Sep
13% Sep
July 25
40
111
Jan
287/a Feb
Oct
Illinois
4% %
17
42
24
11
Hudson Gas & Elec
Central
7
38
July 18
26
Central
6
28% May 23
42 Va Jun 15
Oct
9
27
*24%
Foundry; Co
1
of Georgia Ry com—No par
preferred series B
100
2;
78% Oct
35%
122
300
Oct
18
<
93%
36%
122
15,000
Oct
57 y2 Jan
29
Dec
81%:
81%
35
122
17%
5
50
59
4
i
35
7
24
>■
1,500
65%
-1,
97% Apr
Sep
92
26
'.
38%
25%
76
27% Jan
81%
*18
47
38% Jan
*93%
'
•
122
,*
25 %
*74%
23
21,400
39%
94
25%
*44%
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6,
12,000
39%
38%
35
73,900
3%
39%
34%
7%
63%
93%
122
■
3
38 Va
34%
6%
63
3%
93 Va
123
>'•.
•
65%
3
25 Va
5%
27
7%
:
63
25%
Central
30
V
3%
17%
July 12
July 21
32%*Jan
7
67
3%
64%
Central
88%. Jan
65
13.400
17%
5
50
68
160
200
70
68
66%
34 y4 Jun
75
71
7%
64
18% Jan
Mar
69 Va
7
35
17%
8
Mar
73%
69 Va
*34%
19
247/a Jun
59
7,300
45%
34%
45%
66%
22
38
40 Va
45
347/a
*45
65
Jan
Dec
39%
40 Vt
45%
67%
17
Aug 17,
80y2 Aug 17
2,100
66%
5
59
4,000
40%
18%
28 Va Jun
28
397/a
58%
45%
68%
22 Va Jan
8
,
58%
35
94
34 VA
26%
15
30
■
180
58 Vt
46%
*46
'
07
257/a Jan
20
■
103
26
12
Sep
58%
-
■
*102
*18
Oct
19% Mar
102%
2,000
1
21
75
1,500
102 Va
38%
*122
81%
Instruments Corp
Central Aguirre Sugar. Co
46'/a Dec
13%
20
preferred
Cenco
9.
13%
3%
*93%
123
81%
1,200
13%
38 Va
94
*122
100
preferred series A_100
30
"3%
38%
94
51
30
13%
•
51
30
*45
7%
Shares
52
*34%
74
7%
68
v
3%
•
i—100
Celotex Corp common
21
68
_7
i
-
40
the Week
30
13%
39%
Friday
Oct. 13
51%
"
'
35
72%
74
7%
common_No par
preferred
4Va%
19% July 21
65% Oct
I
preferred-
Tractor
Celanese Corp of* Amer com
7% 2nd: preferred.
28
85% Apr
2nd
Caterpillar
May 23
^12.50
common
preferred-,:
6 Va %
v
4l7/a Aug 29;
11
(J I) Co.
'
102 Va
39%-
Sales for
Thursday
30
13%
45
f
35
-
52
102 Va
102%
45
35
■
s
51%
30
-
39 %
45
*34%
1
Inc__
prices
58%
46
50
Corp
Ry_100
No par
jE
Oct. 12
14Va
10
May 19
&
Ohio
&
HIGH
Oct. 11
30
10
102% Oct
AND
Wednesday
Oct. 10
51 %
No par
•
Tuesday
Oct. 9
5
Corp
24% Oct
21
Par
Co
(Philip)
Carlisle
40% Sep
7% Dec
25
Monday
v
4
58% Jan
July 22
27 Va
LOW
STOCK
91% Jan
Aug 18
44% Sep 19
Feb
35
YORK
EXCHANGE
60 y4
Sep
12
NEW
Highest
10 % Dec
88 % Jan
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
15
*19%
10 Va
^
48%
49%
57%
57%
83/a
8%
J
'
8%
533/4
":
8%
52 Va
'
*105
43%
42%
82%
.
193/4
8%'
8%
51%
106
43
423/4
82%
*82
8%
8%
66 Va.
67%-
103/4
10
10%.
49%
47%
48 3A
57%
57
57
J
■
<
10,500
100
43.%
26,800
82 Va
8%
8%
19%
19%
6736
66%
67%
10 Va
9%
*19%
20
1
7,600
,
4
300
28.000
29,600
-10%/ -
47%
•
21,700
52%
100
9%-
193/4;
66%
48
*82
8%
53Vt
106
663/4
8%
20
*56 3/4
;
91%
'
20
10 Va
'
*89 Va
105
65%
66
10 Va
<
20
65 Va
*82'
91 Va
48
47%
48%
56 V*
56%
57"
57"
19.200
.
1.900
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1624)
.
.
Monday, October 16, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
2
29
24% Jan
37% Jun
30% Jan
40% May 31
July 11
33% Jun 17
7% Jan
19
42% Mar
25% Sep
15
42% Feb
6
Dec
1
21
Oct
25
12 % Dec
13% Aug 18
7
13% Jan
22% May 24
31 % Jan
42% May 31
597/a Jun
Corn
186
Jun
9
145 Va Sep
26
83% Jan
5
Jan
5
93 Va Sep
18% Jan
3
i297/a May
87
Aug 17
90
Apr
11
27
88
"13
5
.24 Va Jan
1
15% Sep
3
July 27
4Va Sep
9
13
40
July 27
64% Jan
;
„
10'A July
9
Jan
30
22% May 11
3% Jan
5
4
46% Jan
11
9Va Apr 17
70% Aug 31
72 Va J*n
18
76
Feb
3%%
Sep 26
24% Apr
11
25
Jan
3
29% Apr
Coty
31
Sep
11
Dec
21
42% Jan
4
39% Feb
1
17
16% Feb
17
28 V. Feb
1
45
34 V. Oct
5
39% July 25
50% Mar 10
124% Sep
44
18
3%%
23
29
51 %
62% Oct
11
Jan
4
95
Sep
20
89% Jan
6
95 Va Jun
5%
16
Dec
5
297/a Jan
4
17 Va Jan
3
26% May 17
88V4 Nov
28
109 Va Jan
5
90 % Jan
3
15Va Aug 23
23% Apr 18
13 Va Aug 21
22
18
Jan
11
8Va Oct
24
14 Va Jan
4
9 Va Jan
69 Va Mar 23
64 Va Jan
5
11 Va Sep
19
63 V. July 26
3
30% Sep
13
Jan
18
28
10 Va Aug
37
Jan
14
3
$2
1
12Va
12%
12%
12%
37Va
v.-;,15%
37%
37%
38
37%
53
com
65
*75
Zellerbach
$4.20
-No parcommon—5
—-—No par
7
8Vs Jan
3
16% May 16
8
36% Aug
2
54% Jan
30
17 Va Dec
29
Feb
19
13 % Oct
4
19% Jan
20
14% Dec
7
31 Va Jan
4
15% Jan
4
22
Mar 16
13%
17,100
37%
37 Va
37 Va
37%
39%
5,100
3,800
15%
16
15%
16%
16
32%
32%
32%
3,500
16%
33 Va
32%
54Va
50%
53%
53
164%
163
88
*92
22 Va
19
19
65'A
-
-
76
88
*86%
93%
*92
22%
'.19
65%
76
18'A
*86%
93%
*92
23%
19
19
18%
19
5%
6
5%
64 Va
65
64%
65'A
76
*75
76
18 Va
17%
17%
25%
37%
25%
25'/a
25%
25%
25%
38%
37%
37%
37 Va
37%
105'A
106%
105%
107%
106%
107 Va
106
*105%
106
43
18
2,500
5,700
65
4,000
76
*17%
2,200
18
25 Va
25%
2,300
37%
38%
24,300
107 %
.
109%
7,500
43
*41
62
61
62 %
61%
61%
61%
61%
92
20'A
*42'
61%
61%
17%
2,700
5%
*75
18 %
43
93%
22%
6
*75
8,300
88
22%
38 .;,.".
108 Va
27,600
...
19
65
*75
88
2,700
52
163
22%
5%
5%
51%
161
23
'
19
64%
,
52%
162%
*92
22%
5%
6
51%
160%
*86 Va
88 >
93 J/2
*86%
93 %
22 %
53'/a
164
163
164
19%
92
92 'A
92
92
92
92
680
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
20
8,000
105%
105 Va
*104%
*104%
106
43
*41
106'A
*41
43
16,100
200
106%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
11%
*68 Va
12
69 Va
11%
68 Va
12
68 %
11%
11%
11%
11%
*68 %
69%
*68%
69'A
69
200
*12
12Va
12Va
12%
11%
11%
11%
12%
11%
12
1,200
33%
12%
33%
11%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
500
37%
13%
17%
37
1
*33%
11%
37%
*13%
17%
34'A
34%
34
.——10
75Va
76%
41%
41%
5
100
common
•
.
5
Inc
Press
Publishing
A
1
$4
No par
No par
1
prior preferred
$1.60 prior preferred
Curtiss-Wright
Class
12%
33
20%
common
12% Jan
60 Va Jan
12%
15%
20
Curtis
20
12%
33%
of America—12.50
Stores Inc„2.50
22
3,300
12%
15%
92
Packing Co
preferred
4%%
Cuneo
33%
33 Va
preferred—100
Sugar
10
Cuban-American
Cudahy
31%
33%
16
92 Va
convertible
5%%
30%
33%
34%
92 Va
Crucible Steel Co
31%
33 %I
25%
*42
60%
'
A.
Corp
preferred
Shares
31%
A./':/;
37Va
106%
the Week
Friday
Oct. 13
18 %
25'A
Publishing
1
& Seal common—2.50
Cunningham Drug
Dec
25
12%
34
Sales for
Thursday
31%
34'A
100/,,;
1
25
35 Va May 15
31 Va Mar 29
50 y4 Dec
7Va
Corp
preferred
preferred——
Crown
73% May 19
14% Feb
Petroleum
Cork
Crown
109 Va May 25
13 Va Sep
33%
25
preferred.
conv
34%
Crowell-Collier
12
July 25
Corp
common
Crescent
Aug 22
40% Feb
54 Va Dec
86
Co
30%
34 %
5
163%
100
*86%
1947—100
*92
1
22%
v-l-\18%
—:_1
5%
Inc
Crane
31 %
34%
,
PRICES
Oct. 12
31
'31
SALE
Oct. 11
34%
^
common
Coty International Corp
13
14
26
42
Petroleum
Oct. 10
30%
...
50c
Co
preferred
preferred ser of
3Va%
Cosden
21
Dec
17
Products
Corning Glass Works
21
22% July 21
Jan 15
4
17 Va Mar
23 Va Feb
5
194% Apr** 4
87% Aug 22
July 18
76
12
72 % Jan
15
1
1
5
5
Co
Corp
Rubber
&
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 9
5
Corp
4
19
/18 Va Oct
Tire
Cooper
5
America
Jan
8
85 V2 Jan
of
Co
Cooper-Bessemer
55
■
49 Va Jun
27% Jan
45% May
83 Va Apr
Controls
24% Jan
16
124
6
LOW
'
Monday
Par
Copeland Refrigeration
Copper Range
Co
Copper weld Steel Co
5
6
Feb
'
16
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
27Va Dec
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1960
20 Va Sep
.v.'/
STOCKS
Aange for Previous
Lowest
common
A
29% Nov
29
37 % Jan
7
30 Va Jan
3
37
May
4
67'A Sep
27
96
Jan
8
62% Feb
10
82
July
7
Cutler-Hammer
31% Jun
22
43% Jan
6
Dana
*
*15 Va
:
15%
69
1,500
12
11%
7,700
12%
13%
17 Va
11%
12 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
15,600
37%
13%
37%
37%
38
38
37
37%
1,700
13%
*13
13%
13%
900
17%
17
17'A
17
17 Va
17
17%
16,400
34
33%
33%
34%
34%
33%
33%
900
75%
76%
75
76'A
76%
76%
75%
75%
1,700
40%
41%
40%
41%
40%
41%
13'A
13%
'
Inc
D
'
Jan
3
42% Oct
85% Jun
7
88 Va
32
4
87% Aug 23
Jan
4
12% Dec
27
15% Jan
6
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
33% Jan
5
13% Oct
6
20
25 Va Jun
83
Dec
5
27 Va Oct
31
49% May 31
72 Va Jan
4
23
80
Sep 16
82% May 23
39% Dec 15
12
75 Va Jan
6
8
28
54% Dec
21
28% Jan
50 % May
2
-8
v.)
66% Aug 29
14 Va Oct
24
Oct
24
20
9
14
23
6
24
7
10% Dec
17 Va May
16 Va Oct
13
16
28 % Oct
20
26
19 % Jan
4
14 Va Dec
6
24% Jan
70 Va Oct
25
99% Jan
19 % Jun
20
30% Jan
5
4
4
Mar 15
33% Sep
24
19 Va Aug
12
18
5
13% Jan
4
22-
7% Sep
27
14% Jan
178% Oct
31
266% Jan
96% Jan
5
74% Jan
8
21% Mar
8
Jan
13
40
Jan
11
38% Jan
8
42 % Jan
5
*79%
*79%
81%
*79%
36%
37%
35%
36%
36%
38
37%
38 Va
36%
37%
50%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51
51%
50%
51
13,800
No par
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
11,400
Co—6.75
52 Va
52%
52 %
53 Va
53%
54%
54'A
54%
54 Va
54%
7,700
3
45 Va
46
44%
45
43%
44%
42%
43%
42%
43%
43,900
2.50
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
27
26%
26%
27 Va
27 Va
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22
33,000
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
12,000
59 Va
59%
istj >: •o69%
4
I
Deere
20% Jan
July 18
Delaware &
19
22% Oct
75
Mar
3
74% Jun
13
12
20% Mar 17
29% Jan
28 Va Jan
42% Aug
3
14% Jan
4
70
May
22% Sep
85% Sep
3
30% Jan
38% May
4
8
Jan
61% Oct
19
15 Va
15
15 Va
14%
15 Va
3,800
,.v
(•12,100
19%
20 %
20%
20
20%
19 Va
20%
13,900
36
36%
36%
37
36%
37
36%
37 Va
3,800
42%
43
43 Va
43%
43 Va
44'A
44%
44%
7,700
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
.16%
16%
3,000
No par
16
16'A
15%
16'A
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
15%
2,900
No par
24 Va
24%
24
24 Va
24
24%
24
24'A
24 Va
24%
—1
23%
23%
24
24%
24
24%
23%
23%
*23%
24 Va
1,100
No par
1
34
34%
33%
34
33 '/a
34 Va
33 %
34%
34%
35%
18,800
19%
20%
19%
20%
19%
20
20
20%
19%
20
Co
5
76
Industries
50c
Co
Ltd
Fund
Corp
Chemical
Inc
Co—
4,200
4,900
78
76 Va
77%
77
77%
76%
77%
76 Va
77 Va
19,500
24 Va
24%
23%
24 %
24
24%
24 Va
24%
24 Va
24 Va
14,500
1
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
32%
32 Va
32%
1,500
1
18%
19
18%
19 Va
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
19 Va
7,800
No par
Chemicals
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
15
16
14
15%
15
15%
15 Va
15%
9%
9%
9%
2,800
15,700
Inc
Co
Power
*
32
USA Inc
Drewrys Limited
DuBois
i
Corp
20%
10
Dunhill
International
1
15%
14%
Duplan
Corp
1
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
225 %
222%
226 Va
225 Va
227%
226
229
226
103 %
103
103%
102%
103 Va
103%
103%
103
103%
$3.50
series
No par
*83
84%
84
84
84'A
84%
84 Va
84
3
'V 33% Oct
9
32%
33%
33
32%
32%
34,900
84
25% Jan
1,500
-
228 Va
103%
Preferred
13
41
Aug 16
44% Aug 25
44% Aug 24
46% Feb
15
July 11
% Aug 24
24 Va Jan
»
39
Jan
5
34
Jan
8
8
$3.75
6
$4.15
preferred
41
Jan
45% May 23
4%
45 Va Feb
28
4.20%
Feb
20
4.10%
4
45% Jan
24
$2.10
19
26% Oct
11
5
42 Va Mar 28
44
Jan
3
48
44
Jan
19
Jan
22
46% Oct
96
30% Jan
119% Apr
3
59% Jan
10
5
4
83
93
Aug
1
89
Apr
24
9
50% Sep
12
95
Oct
2
Dec
1
24
73
Jun
7
10% Oct
25
19 Va Jun
23
24% Oct
31
28% Nov
23
Jan
29
53% Dec
8
6
22 Va Jun
21
11% Jan
34% Aug 22
32% Jan
10
4% July 27
7% Apr
preferred
preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
Co
27
12% Feb
26
20% Dec
28
28% Feb
26
47
44%
*44
44%
*44
44%
*44
45 %
*44 Va
45 %
*44 Va
45%
*44%
45 Va
*44%
45%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25 Va
15%
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
25'A
—
-r.'
— —
11,100
4,500
25%
22%
22%
22%
22%
16,800
45%
46%
45%
46 %
25,900
4 % % prior preferred
100
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp—2.50
Eastman Kodak Co common
10
191/4
191/,,
100%
102%
preferred
$3.60
85
50
preferred—
100
85%
85
19JA
85%
85
19%
100 %
101%
*96%
*85
19%
101
100
19%
86
85
85
300
19%
19
19'A
5,200
100%
19%
100
100
101%
24,100
97
97
96%
97
377/3
38
37%
38%
38
38%
38%
38%
38%
39 %
6,500
84%
84%
84%
84%
84
84'A
84%
84%
84%
84%
1,200
89
Eaton Manufacturing Co
1
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
4%% preferred
100
Ekco Products Co common
2.50
4%%
85%
89
90%
*88
*88
97
49%
49 Va
49 Va
48%
97%
*94%
97%
*94%
*96%
97
40
*88 Va
97%
/
,
90%
89%
10
48%
48%
48%
48%
1,000
*94%
,48%
*94%
97
*96%
90%
x49%
'
97%
*94%
97%
'27%
27 Va
*88
.
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
Electric Auto-Lite Co
5
Electric Bond & Share Co
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shrs—10s
27%
28
27%
28
.."27%
•27%
27%
27%
57
58 %
57 Va
58
59%
60%
59
60 Va
59
59
4,000
31 Va
32%
31V4
317/a
31%
31%
31'A
31%
31%
32
12,900
10
53 Va
54
53%
54
54
54%
53%
54
53%
53%
5
12%
25Va
13
12 Va
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
6,700
25%
25 Va
25%
25 %
25'A
25'/a
25 Va
25 Va
25'A
91,300
80
13%
80%
79%
80
77%
79%
79
79%
79
79%
14%
13%
14 Va
13%
13%
13%
14
44
43%
44 %
44 Va
44 Va
44%
44%
24%
25%
25 Va
26 Va
5Va
3
—2
5 %
5%
13%
14%
23%
*43 Va
24%
18% July 24
32% Jan
19
59
Jan
23
15% July 28
11% July 19
23% Apr
16 % Apr
20
22 Va Jan
3
45% Apr
18
35
Jan
4
44% May
19
62
20
15
34% Apr
3
14% Apr
28 Va Apr
Fairbanks
13% May
Fairchild
Stratos
36% Oct
Fairmont
Foods
8
—
100
'
25%
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4% preferred
100
Englehard Industries
1
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
5% preferred series A
100
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
50
27
—
•
2 3'A
43% 'W
6% Mar 22
47
46%
53% Sep
29
.
1,050
45%
35% Jan
4% July 24
*45%
70
44%
43%
22%
43%
11
47
*45%
25V4
43%
46
10
45% Oct
43%
*44
43%
23%
Radio & Phonograph-.—5
26
44%
43 Va
44%
Empire District Electric Co
8
600
5,800
40 Va
23
Emerson
10
*44!
*40
443/3
5
79% Mar 16
25%
25%
44%
40 Va
23%
44 % Aug 25
33 Va May
'
43%
*40
23%
Gas
16% Jun
37% Jan
*45%
'■
40 Va
"
43 %
Air
Eastern
Co
Sep
4,300
44%
*44%
43%
32%
Lines Inc
1
& Fuel Assn com—10
Eastern
48 Va Jun
24
*45%
44 Va
Mfg
16
5% Oct
47
44%
Electric
Dec
35% Dec
47
*43%
Emerson
24
6
*45%
6
32% Feb
20% Dec
*44
43%
88% Sep
20
7
44%
43
3
20
24
*44
43%
Jan
50
72
Jan
44%
19
21% Sep
40
*44
30% Jan
18% July 24
26 % Jun
*40
4
Sep
8
39%
Co
Aug 30
6
39%
Elgin National Watch
El Paso Natural Gas
23
20
Apr
28% Oct
40 Va
Electric Storage Battery
84
Jan~"5
*39%
65% Mar 22
38 Va Jan
20%
33%
16% May 15
8
11
32%
3
13
Feb
33%
29
20
58
32%
Jan
Jun
7
11
preferred
preferred
Eagle-Plcher
*84
5
11% Sep
25 Va Oct
50
16% Dec
6% Oct 20
<
36% Apr 21
67% Apr 12
34% Sep
6
3
9
54% Jan
3
2
43% Oct
41% Sep
6
15
Aug
Feb
Feb
25
7
1
Jan
93 Va
37% Feb
31 Vb Sep
4
10
39% Sep
99
11
4
~8% Feb_26
11
89% May 24
7,5% May 17
25
6
July 29
6
32% May 15
Oct
Jan
Feb
27
22% Jan
■
50
50
50
50
50
50
—5
common
preferred
47% Apr
23
88
I)
5
Co
42% Jun
96% July 22
94
Light
Duquesne
(E
Nemours
3
46% Jan
45 Va Jan
de
Pont
15
29% Jan
65 Va May
du
38% Jan
30% Aug 30
82
3
42 Va Sep
12
Sep~28
15
4
44% Jan
11
15 %
Oct
20% Jan
5
2,500
xl5%
86
4
Nov 30
1,800
20%
20
25
5
32%
20
77% Jan
54 Va Feb
25
32%
20%
Aug 16
83
26% Jan
52% Dec
32%
20 Va
221 %
17 % Oct. 25
78
*32 Va
20%
48%V,
No par
44% Apr
23% Dec
32%
20
•
corn—5
Mar
Mar
32%
48
series
92
10% Dec
32 Va
20'A
G'V-A?
$4.50
97% Sep
25
47%
22
237% Aug
16% Jan
33
900
7,300
;
20
Oct
16
i'63%
63 Va
•
32%
10% Jun
5
81 % Jan
~5%
47%
48
43 Va
Aircraft
Dresser
Duke
63
Preferred
9
29
5
15%
61%
47%
4
4
1
19
15 Va
61
47%
Jan
21
15
8
24'A Apr
20%
60
8,700
36%
Mines
Douglas
Dow
•32%
20
59%
5,400
/
•30%
20%
Dominick
Dover
32'A
30%
19%
Productions
Ltd
Corp-Seagrams
Pepper
Dome
47
16% V 17
30%
104
Nov
Mar 21
7
27% Mar 22
10
9% Jan
8
20% Aug 18
25
17 Va Jan
12
25 Va Aug 23
59'A
47%
17 Va
30%
42%
3
8
60
59%
"-•16%
30%
.
35%
(Walt)
Distillers
10
59%
46%
60 Va
59'A
17 Va
30%
1
(The)
Disney
13
17
•16%
31
2,600
2
1
Diners'
19
44% Oct
4
59%
17%
30%
15,400
V
2.50
9
46% Apr
Jan
28
Corp
Club Inc
5
Dr
25% Jan
Jan
DiGiorgio Fruit
23 % May
Mar
Corp
Corp
59%
16%
30%
-2.50
•
59%
.17%
30%
1
25
50c
Co
preferred
Stores
Diana
Livco-Wayne
136% Jun
87
$1.50
Corp__
Co
19 Va Mar 30
1
79
National
13
1
32% Nov
Alkali
Diamond
32% Oct
Feb
3
Diamond
48% Oct
Nov
29
1
21
27 Va Jun
15
48% Feb
Steel
DeVilbiss
17 Va
10
Edison
Detroit
59%
1
15
Detroit
24
Jun
xl0%
20
12
37% Feb
61
13
.—1
Coatings
Chemical
12 Va Jan
94
28% Sep
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
DeSoto
29% Jan
20
Inc
Supply Co of N Y
20% May 17
■
Light
3
27
8
Lines
Air
Dentists'
&
19
17% Oct
25
Delta
Power
185 Va Jan
44
Oct
Delaware
Hudson
14 Va Mar 20
35 % Jan
18% Jan
Inc
Co
100 % Apr
18
24 % Mar
11
&
5
40 % Jan
22
Mar 27
37
48% Jan
14% Oct
Records
Decca
62% May 23
Aug 16
46
20% July 28
81%
■
Mar 23
42
78%
103
26% Sep
37
*76%
1
47 Va May
52 Va July 18
8% Deo
78 Va
50c
83
3
18
13% Jan
Dec
10
12% Oct
*76%
Feb
4
Aug
15% July 19
42% Feb
25
78 Va
81%
31% Jan
7
July
27
40
*76%
81%
17% July 24
28 % Feb
15
5,000
80%
*79%
26% Jan
33% Dec
15% Oct
27%
81%
58 Va Jan
49% Jan
28% Jun
33,700
27%
*79 Va
*79%
29 Va Jan
33% Jan
.
38%
:
80%
100
"14% Jan
33% July 29
17% July
37%
27
*79%
C
14
4
26 Va Jan
30
39
26%
80%
series
t»v~49% Dec
6
8
Sep
38 Va
27 Va
*79%
3.90%
15 Va
24 Va Mar
14
39%
27
80
Preferred
40 Va Mar 23
Apr
38%
27%
80
13
7% Jan
20% Feb
39
27%
80
78%
16 % Jan
38% July
37%
27%
79
*76%
4
31
39%
27%
78%
20
27
37%
6,400
*76%
Jan
11
13
100
18% Nov
Jan
12%
B
26'A Aug 15
14 Va Dec
13 Va
series
60% May 16
28
13
3.75%
3
29 Va Mar
13'A
Preferred
11
6
13
13
24% Jan
Dec
13 Va
80 Va Jun
27% Jan
Dec
13
9
19
41% Jan
7
13 %
22,000
11
31% Aug 24
13
15%
22
47% Aug 11
10
'
14%
13
50c
10
Dayton Power & Light common—7
Preferred 3.75%
series A
100
Corp
Daystrom
Inc
Dayco
15 Va
39% Oct
20
20% Jun 21
28
6,200
89
14%
28% Sep
80 % Jun
35% May 17
13% Sep
*87
15'/a
16
55 Va May 24
Apr
89
*87
14%
16
32
8
20
89
15
30
79% Jan
16
17% Dec
41%
40%
*87
>
14%
Jun
48 % Aug
17% Jan
38 Va Apr
89 1
15%
76 Va Feb
80 % Aug
3
7
*87
89
14%
5
River Mills Inc
Dan
*87
100
preferred series A
76 Va Jan
22
74% Feb
Mar
_1
Corp common
3%%
July 28
!
5
5V4
25%
.
5'A
•
5 t
y
-
■
5%
5
5%
1,000
24,300
2,200
7,700
11,200
4,900
26 Va
27
72 Va
72%
73
73
74
73
73
23 Va
43%
4%
24
22%
22%
22'A
22%
22%
23%
23 Va
23%
2,000
44
44 Va
45%
45 Va
45%
45
45
44%
45
3,800
21
*52%
4%
4%
21%
*72'A
4%
74
12,500
120
4%
4%
21%
22
21%
21%
21
21
21
21
54
53%
53%
*53
54%
54
54
17%
18
18
18%
18
18%
k
17%
18 Va
8,100
11%
11%
11%
11%
,
11%
11%
\
11%
11%
10,400
29%
1
28%
29%
I
29 Va
29%
6,000
41%
42%
41%
42
8,300
17%
11%
30
29%
28%
29%
42
41
Va
42%
41%
54 %
22%
8%
22%
11%
54
22 %
54%
23
8%
22%
4%
42 Va
54
22 %
3
*73
*52%
54
17%
11%
29%
41%
1
5
1
Eurofund Inc
Evans Products Co
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cell-O Corp
24%
•
4%
4%
4%
14,400
710
50
F
Sep
7% Jan
Feb
5
1
9% Mar
89
1
Sep 20
Jan
6
Jan
6
25% Jun
5 Va Dec
81
21
30
80 % Sep
3
8
37% Dec
5
4
33% Dec
27
Mar
For
footnotes,
see page
Jan
35
Jan
4
32% Feb
20
24.
4
11
85
Fairbanks
& Co class A
Morse
&
5
Co
Whitney Corp com
convertible preferred
Corp
Co
junior
common
convertible
5%
51% May
Oct
(Max)
4%
Feb
45% May 17
59
Factor
$1.60
-
19
43
83% Feb
28
May 12
Falstaff
Family
preferred
preferred
Brewing Corp
Finance Corp
1
No par
8Va
22%
10%
1
40
1
.'•••
_50c
1
_1
34%
*102 Va
*51
100
50
V
39%
55V4
35%.
104
52
39%
56%
8Va
22%
11
>
••, /
36%
8Va
22%
11%
11%
35%s.
54 Va
*23
*102 %
*51
104
52
39%
40
55%
55%
'
\35%
*102%
*50
x40
54%
54'A
22%
23
11%
11%
36%
40%
55%
23
8
8%
104
52
54%
23
55
-24
-
34%
*102 Va
51
8%
22%
12%
35%
104
51
54%
*22
8
*22%
11%
35 Va
*102%
*51
56
23
6,800
400
8V4
32,900
22%
1,100
12 Va
76,300
35%
29,400
104
52
30
39%
41
40 Va
41
6,600
54 Va
54%
54%
55
4,000
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NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year I960
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
44% Nov
9
69 V. Jan
57/a Dec
28
15% Oct
Lowest
4
44 Vj
Sep
25
5% Jan
9Va Mar 29
9
5
20% Jan
4
17 Va Jan
40% Jan
6
27
Jan
27% Jan
4
14% Oct
9
21'/a Sep
19
24 Va Jun
9
33
26
45
Jan
4
Oct
24
26
3
21
24 Vj Jan
24
May 12
67% Jun 15
24% Oct
26
47
14 Va Jan
5
20Va Feb
4
27 % Oct
24
39% Feb
26
24 Va Oct
32% Oct
4
45% Jan
19
33% Jan
9
46% Oct
10
Jan
10% Oct
Vj Oct
23% July 27
56% Oct
9
1
35 Va Oct
13
6
18 »/4 Jan
20
42% July 25
52% Feb
28
26 Vj Aug
2
15 Va Mar 16
5
34 Va Mar 21
23 Va Jun
3
Fansteel
12
,35% Apr 11
50% Sep 21
46% Oct
5 Va %
4.60%
Fenestra
30Vj Jun
28% Jan
4
63% Oct
6
61% July
13% Jan
49 Vj Jan
First
4
17
6 Vj Jan
3
71 Va Aug 29
9 Vj Aug 23
First
23 Va Nov
7
38 Va
Apr
25% Sep
26
84
Apr
83
Jan
27
110
Jun
96
Jan
3
12
38 Va Nov
22
45
Sep
22
41VjJari
29
20
38 Va
May" 10
36 % Jan
34% May 22
86V2 Mar
8
114
10
4
Jan
50% Feb
83
Sep
7
Florida
Power
Fluor
17
16% Jan
4
34 % May
59 % Jan
3
84% Aug 28
248
Dec
23
Jan
13
94 Vj Jan
May 31
325
15
85
Sep
13
85 Va Nov
3
11
Sep
27
14 Vj Apr
22
13 Vj Jan
5
HVsOct
5
19 Va Jan
15
12 Va Jan
12
17% Nov
22
35 Va Jan
7
18% Oct
3
60% July 25
92% Jan
6
63% Jan
3
Jan
89% Jun
24% Aug 25
12
Oct
25
19% Jan
5
24
Oct
24
41% Jan
29
12
15% Jan
21
14 Va Jan
6
May
5
15 Vj Apr
12
29% Mar 22
110
Oct
14% Feb
9
42% Oct
10
20
5
87
14
5
Apr
30 Va
Aug 10
26 Va Aug
1
33% July 26
27
July 31
31VjJan
65
14
29
39% Aug 23
11
80
Sep
97 Va Sep
13
34% Jun
95
July 18
Apr
3
24
18
F
Corp
M
C
3Vj%
3%%
Food
Fram
Mar 30
17 Vt Dec
66
32
Dec
Feb" 15
30 Va
5
84 Va Nov
May 27
1
12
Friden
Frueliauf
19
Jan
3
31 % Aug
23
73
21
Feb
13
85% Oct
11
41%
421/4
22%
♦22V4
22%
53%
54%
54VJ
54%
11
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
48V4
48'/b
48%
3,800
46%
47%
47
28%
30
29%
48%
29%
47%
29Vi
30
4,000
29Va
29%
29%
29%
4,700
*19
1
19
18%
19
19
18%
24%
25 Va
25
25VJ
24%
25
47
46%
47Va
46 VJ
47
46
15,100
18%'
25 Va
46%
46%
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Co
,
.18%
,
47
46%
46%
*46
47Va
*46%
47%
61%
*46%
62%
61%
62%
60
61%
58%
60 VJ
66%
" 67VJ
57%
58%
67%
70%
69%
70%
701/4
71
70%
V
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g
g
25 Va
8
25%
r *84
103
2 50
*5 Va
46%
47%
25%
51/4
47
25%
/
104
44%
45
7%
26
85
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103%
44%
5 VJ
8
*84
85%
102
45 V.
5 Vo
8
25%
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45 Vi
:•/
8 Va
25Va
85%
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25
0
1,900
6,100
11,300
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-
5
100
,'
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102%
:.
44%
♦44
100
39,700
,
7,700
7%
85%
102%
7%
6,400
26%
27
27 %
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'
102%
85%
'
102%':
44%
44Vj
5%
5%
5%
471/2
47%
90
44%
5Vj
5VJ
*5
7%
47
1,000
,
2,300
47%
80
79VJ
47%
7.9%
47Va
79%
77'/4
79
7,400
78
78%
78V4
78%
27%
28%
28
10,900
!io
28 VJ
27%
28%
27
27%
26'/4
27%
80%
81 Vj
80%
80%
5,700
80%
80%
80%
801/2
81
6,400
CoZZ.No
par
preferred
•
100
Inc
*300
*97
common
1
2
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Co
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5
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10
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1
50c
1
ZZZ-10
Inc.
4%
41%
*22 VJ
: v
18%
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
66% Oct
55VJ
900
3,500
41%
,-i
25
Corp
35% Jun
55VJ
54Vj
20 Vj
49%
100
Dairies
3
54%
56%
42
15%
20
10%
No par
Co
28% July 25
30
22%
14%
201/4
2.50
Foster-Wheeler
Foxboro
•22VJ
14%
20
•
46 Va
Mart Inc
Foremost
41%
22%
3,500
17,400
14Va
:
19 Vj
common
Mineral
41%
*221/4
37%
25 VJ
preferred
Motor
'41%
5,300
48%
,
Ford
';
20%
37%
*
1,600
20%
1
$4.20 divid pfd series of '51
15
Food Giant Markets Inc
common—1
4%
convertible preferred
lo
Food
41
22%
1,500
8 Vj
24%
pfd
Railway
convertible
61Vj Oct
22
14%
Shares
46
8
x46 Va
Z
&
Fair Stores
Foote
38
8
\
;
Ltd
Corp
37%
20V2
No par
Corp
Light
38
,14%
lo
preferred
2nd
38
37%
*201/8
5
Coast
5
58 Va Jan
250
B
conv
Power
22
29
$2.25
38
♦45VJ
20%
7%
10
common
Florida East
20%
8
the Week
No par
Rubber!
2nd
20%
14%
54% '
45%
7%
20%
20 VJ
No par
A
Florida
21
13
12% Nov
24
May 19
Dec
68% Jun
May 31
88 Va Jan
Jan
17 Va Dec
28
44 Va May 13
196
8
Co
conv
45%
7%
20%
14%
40
Friday
Oct. 13
7%
20VJ
*22 Vj
Sates for
Thursday
20%
14 V2
5
_
preferred—
$4.50
PRICES
Oct. 12
20 Vj
25
Carpet Co
$4
SALE
45%
14 Vo
ProductsIZNopar
&
45%
20 VJ
1.25
ZZZZZZZZZ
Tire
45
l
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_
8
HIGH
Oct. 11
23
com
issued
Flintkote
51 Va May 19
50
Co
Charter Financial Corp_No
par
National
Stores
No par
Firth
May 19
63
5
11% Apr
4
July 14
37 Va
Inc
When
22
May 27
36%
45
20%
Corp
Firestone
24
91 Va Dec
*7%
Stores
Paper
45'/a '
20%
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
Inc_
Filtrol Corp _j.
Oct
80
Dept
Fiberboard
10
_
preferred
45 %
AND
Wednesday
Oct. 10
2
conv 2nd
pfd series A
Paper Board Co common
Federated
Ferro
5
__
Pacific Electric
Federal
6% Nov
22
Corp
Oct. 9
ZZZZZZZZZZZZl
Bearings_I~5
Corp
I
Federal Mogul Bower
Federal
Tuesday
'
Par
Fawick Corp
47 Va Dec
•
Metallurgical
Fedders
17
42
Aug 30
34% Feb
20
31
15% Oct
Sep
33'/a Jan
22 V. Aug 15
39% Dec 14
19% May 23
32% Oct
;20
19% May 10
.
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
1
11% May
8
25 Va May 16
39 Va Sep 21
3
15 Va Dec
64 V» Jun
u
25 V. July 28
20
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
33Vac
"36%
*87%
37VJ
36%
89
89
*96
37%
♦87V2
29 Va
28%
29
20%
20%
20%
20%
♦20%
12%
13
13
13%
19
19%
18%
19
37%
89
28%
107%
..
109%
108%
♦87V2
*300
98%
*96
38 VJ
38V4
"
89
98%
38%
28%
29
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 V2
137a
13
13Va
13
13 Va
18%
19Vj
18%
19VJ
18%
14,900
89
29Va
13%
110
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28%
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16
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4
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3
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29
27% Jan
7
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27
Jan
5
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38% May 31
51
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7
6% Jan
15
59
24
Sep
29
17
Apr
22
19% Sep
17% Jan
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20
11% Sep
9
21% Dec
16
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16
4
99% Oct
26% Jan
13
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10
21
20% Sep
25
90
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17
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-
58% Feb^l
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137
80 %
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12% Jan
30
40% Sep
2
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57
24% Jan
42% July 27
3% Oct 24
8
31% Mar 30
1
3% Jan
31% Mar 25
19% May
25
Mar 13
56% Mar 17
5% May 12
29
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6
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a
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22 % Jan
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5
11
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27
Jan
24
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10 V. Mar
3
May 26
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140
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19
16
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4
9% Jan
79 V. Oct
7% Jun
7% Jan
4
10% Oct
13
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31
34% Jan
27
15 Va Oct
6
22 % Feb
27
32% Oct
26
45% Jan
25
34 % Jan
31
44% Feb
27
Oct
28
12
77 V. July 26
83
14
36% Dec
12
27% Apr
18
37%
Oct 13
21
75'A Mar
8% Jan
4
5Va Feb
17
8
Mar 27
82
8
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6
146
Dec
Aug 24
Mar
2
Co
Garrett
Gar
Wood
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14
13%
14%
29%
29%
30%
29%
30
52Vt
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50%
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44J/2
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Co
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of
29% Jan
5
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3
23
88% Jan
11
26 % Oct
13
28
99% Jan
4
30% Apr 21
61% Aug 18
8
22% Mar
38 % Dec
28
37 V. Jan
19
49
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13
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96
96
21%
21
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14
68% Jan
10
96
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28
Sep
25
General
33 % Dec
31
Apr
31
2
40 Vj Dec
111
106 V.
Aug 22
55% Jan
23
19
6
104
1001/2 Jan
5
76% Jan
4
85% Aug 17
21% July
1
28Dec
15
26 V. Jan
41
21
32
32
July 13
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76% Oct
55% Apr
38% Sep
113
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108% Aug 25
2
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3
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6
9
21
5
May 31
Oct
10
108 V. Mar 27
10
83% Oct
39
4
13
28
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28
78
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7
52
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7
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25
66% Jun
22
54% Jan
6
35
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28
45
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10
37% Jan
23
5
Apr
5
6
Nov
28
5% Jan
22% Mar
31
26% Jan
3
8
3
9
27 V» Dec
30
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5
36% Jun
1
29
Jan
12
18% Sep
28
33% Jan
6
20% Oct
13
20 Va Oct
19
29% Jan
4
25% Jan
10
Aug 11
35 V4 Oct
13
24% Jan
251/2 Jan
12
34Va May 31
25
27
25
12V2 Oct
24
33 % Jun
1
13% Jun
41% Oct
25
81% Jan
4
53% Jan
96% Feb
26
921/2 Jan
25
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41 J/4
41
79'/a
79
34%
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6
100
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61 Va Jun
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23
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19
301/2 Jan
4
17
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100
5
40% Jan
26
421/2 Feb
103 % July
5
25% Oct
3
53% Jan
42
-
19% Jan
General
Electric
General
5%
Precision
$1.60
Public
General
Public
$1.30
$5
Gerber
5
88% Oct
13
100% July 26
31% Aug
4
3
23% May 11
12% Oct
35% Jan
4
Hi/4 Jan
3
Gimbel
Brothers
$4.50
Ginn
Glen
Alden
Grace
Graham-Paige Corp
10% Jan
15
7% Jan
3
61/2 Jan
10Va Jun
15% Sep
40% May 17
Grand
35% Jan
17
Granite
18
52% Aug
39% Apr
9
25 V. Jan
3
Grant
751/2 Jan
4
80
28% Apr
Dec
16
26% Jan
26
19Va Jan
3
Oct
24
52% Jan
4
48% Jan
3
53% Jan
5
39% July 12
34% Aug
12
32% Feb
15
221/2 Oct
26
24
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4
143
31% Jan
28% Jan
139
1
'
19% Oct
17
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82
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19
97
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4
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23
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11
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3
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35%
361/4
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100
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Co
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Western
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43
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3
29
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Gulf Oil
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34
29%
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26
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143
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95
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143
94
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
11
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;
33%
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3
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61%
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100
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4 V. %
preferred
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120
1
1
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44
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preferred
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5
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85%
133
45
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Atlantic
133 VT"1361/4
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138
,
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,
71%
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1
140%
17%
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City
(W
138
1%
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8
35
72%
Paper
12
35
45%
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2
35%
71%
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Aug
35Va
45Va
Northern
27 % Oct
5,700
4,500
36
33%
73
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6
40
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42
20%
34%
45%
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961/4 May 24
18
18 V. Jan
67
1
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29
41%
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27
Mar 22
29 Vj Apr
341/2 Sep
34,600
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21
34%
71
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20%
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3
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50
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3
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1
7
Aug
26
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10
Mar 22
39% Jun
13
20
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23
146
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&
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5
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Union
3%%
51'A Feb
23
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69
7
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18
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5
19Va Apr
3
57% Aug 29
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Gould-National
4
37
128% Jan
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Jan
3
60
44
7%
1
7
3
61%
44
1,000
5
14
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6,500
83%
10
19
35% Jan
4,300
33%
40%
25
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Jun
42 V. May 30
25
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77% Sep
3Va Jun
8
25
3.33 Va
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6
34%
33%
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54
18
35%
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39%
5
3
18
36
83%
341/4
21
1
3
15V4 Jan
35%
7
83%
34
34%
.
No par
4
411/4 Jan
36%
Co_
Jan
27
36
61
♦43
7%
5
preferred
&
1% Jan
31
21%
Gladding McBean & Co
35V4 Jan
7% Oct
35
39%
21%
common
4
30% Sep
34%
39
21%
1
Goebel
Mar
61%
44
7
34%
Co
15
*
61
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7%
13,700
~
Gillette
24
15
61 J/4
44
34
~
3% Jan
Aug 25
7
5
28V4 Oct
Jun
60%
♦43
7
39
Co
44% Jan
80
61%
44
6%
33%
Co
Cement
26
41% Aug 24
33%
21 y*
Co
29
32
♦33%
33%
80c
29
7
33%
33%
15
1% Oct
11
83%
33%
33%
98
241/2 Sep
321/2 Sep
17
83%
33%
33%
81%
Goodrich
Jan
83%
33'%
33%
37%
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Feb
83 '/a
33%
14%
Aug 21
74
2,100
98
Sep
30
107%
79%
76
24 V. Sep
107 V.
14%
47
14
107%
♦107
107%
98%
3
21
178,100
81
4
26
350
50%
14%
3
6
110%
49%
98%
1% Jan
12
34 V.
109%
50%
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2.50
1
33%
110 V.
50%
33%
61
;
33%
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77%
33% Jan
81/4 Jan
34
107 J/4
83%
5,200
51
50%
107J/4
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110
110
51
14%
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32% Apr
107
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34%
110
98%
6
15
50%
78%
4
8
110
33 V.
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13
33%
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1
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May
34%
109
1
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3
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14%
21
20
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17 % May 16
45% Aug 22
13
34
98%
3% Jan
Oct
35,200
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7% Dec
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100
891/2 Jan
5% May 10
28%
2.50
5
26
29%
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27
28%
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27
,
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29
10
32% Sep
45
31 »/4
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3
29'/4
4
144% Oct
4
29%
10c
Rubber
Products
4
8
28
Corp
20
11
19,800
Electronics
&
87% Jan
45% Jan
94%
preference
501/2 Jan
23% Jan
49
93%
No par
preferred
6
20% Jan
76%
44%
94%
Equipt Corp
preferred
22
4
74%
44%
93%
Signal
$1.25
65% Sep
1
76%
44
93%
Telephone Co of Florida—
91% Nov
23
75%
41
92%
3
Industries
13
11% Dec
76%
40
93 Vo
Utilities Corp
11
10 J/4 Nov
75%
40
91%
Service
Jan.
34% Nov
76%
39%
1
preferred
conv
General
59
6
75%
General Portland Cement Co
General
5,700
77,900
76%
107%
50% Jan
13
8,900
94,
107%
Oil
95 % Feb
210
6
40
50%
Georgia-Pacific
16 V2 Jan
5%
10,300
75%
5% % preference
Genesco Inc
24% Oct
6
4,800
81
39 V.
50%
Portland
-
5%
41
37%
91%
109%
Giant
19
5
100
Getty
23
36%
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Mar
Sep
*78%
37
No par
General Motors Corp common
1%
$5
preferred
No par
Preferred $3.75 series
No par
General Outdoor Advertising
15
May 19
96
Co
Corp
Corp
21
25% Jan
40%
791/2
36%
6%
5%
41%
79%
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16
21
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41
79%
36
5,700
26%
3
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42
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15%
3
19
2,100
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17% Jan
27
16%
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14% Jan
,
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27%
4
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17 V.
14 V.
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16 Va Oct
16%
26%
26
88
16%
14%
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6
27,500
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27%
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13,
10%
14%
141/2 Oct
12% May 17
80
10%
27
General
Oct
6%
79%
10%
14%
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58
6%
80%
9%
27%
75 V. May 24
4
6%
79 V.
9%
14
39% July 10
July 25
3,400
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2
88%
14 J/4
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1061/4 Jun
6
30
2,800
88
87V2
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41
79%
33%
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9%
41%
79%
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13%
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12
6%
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100
23%
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27%
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Jun
9 J/4
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15%
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100
80
91/4
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2,200
1
84% Aug
4
6
91
6%
82
9Va
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21
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28
5
July 14
32% Apr
3
20% Mar 20
22
6%
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95%
21%
15 J/2
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General
27% May 11
6%
81
87
29%
96
441/4
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Controls Co
General
26 V.
July 24
89
88
29%
21
4%
28
Dynamics
38% Aug 29
3
24% Jun
26% Sep
5
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General
General
23% Oct
,
21%
4%
14,200
General
54% Apr 14
25% May 19
6
29J/2
96
20%
15 Vo
Instrument Corp
Mills-common
60% May
22% Mar 21
45% Jan
29 V.
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41
5
Finance
75% Dec
23% May 23
101 % Jan
7
I
41/4
27%
._
com
25
701/4 Sep
I
4 Va
27%
com__i
4% 1st preferred
General Cigar Co Inc
General Contract
Finance
33% Sep
•I
4%
28 »/2
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$8 preferred
General Bancshares Corp
General Bronze
Corp
15% Oct
,
4%
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7,600
29%
50%
43%
4 V4
28%
100
Corp
44%
4 Vo
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General Baking
Co
common
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44 V.
■
15%
28%
50 V.
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General
44%
'141/4
.
'
____1
General
Oil
44%
14 V.
29 "Va
51Vi
No par
Corp
pref
General American
$4.50 preferred
Amer
43%
14%
28%
*501/2
50
preferred
voting
conv
13%
29%
*51%
^
Corp
4%% convertible
General Acceptance
V
5
Z__5
^
~ ~ 2
Inc commonZi
Skogmo Inc
Gardner-Denver Co
25
*94
95%
61%
61%
34%
♦141'/a
62
34%
144
59%
34%
143
61
343/4
1,900
30
143
29%
29%
29%'
29%
29%
3,300
24%
25
24%
25
24%
24%
7,400
95%
94
94
94
34
26V.
26%
75
74
74
75
36%
35%
36V4
36%
26%'
34%
144
291/4
33%
'
62%
34
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2,300
18,100
16,200
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1
180
95
33%
32%
'
33%
33%
33%
34
27
26%
27%
26%
27%
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75%
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75%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
13,200
-
13,500
600
79,500
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1626)
18
.
.
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK "RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
35 J/4 Jan
16
45% Oct
11
Jan
6
86% Aug 26
85
Sep
20
88 % Apr
27
841/2 Jan
7
91% Oct
86% Jan
4
94y2 Jun
15
93% Apr
10
27% Feb
82
Jan
91
Oct
4
15
101
Jun
28
103% Aug
19
102
Jan
9
36 y* Dec
29
33% Jan
12
103V4 Nov
4
97% Jan
11.
24% Sep
; 7
Aug 12
91
87% May 18
97
23
38% Jun
>8
28
104
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Mar
105% Feb
Gulf
States Utilities
Par
Co
$4.44
2
100
preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred
49 Va Mar 29
Gustin-Bacon
Mfg
Co
44 %
'
92 y4
*91%
PRICES
SALE
Sales for
100
♦103%
105
40%
45%
Oct, 13
Shares
'
,
45Vi
45i/4
45
45%
87-
♦85%
87
*85%
87
85%
85%
92%
104y2
2.50
44%
the Week
Friday
Oct. 12
44%
92%
*91%
921/2
*91%
92%
92
92
94
*91 y2
93 y2
*91%
93%
*91%
♦102%
Thursday
Oct. 11
86 Va
V
94
100
i.
:
7
88%
92
*
'<
100
dividend
$5
14
HIGH
Weanesday
Oct. 10
•
44
88%
__100
dividend preferred-.
Tuesday
:5
Oct. 9
com_No par
$4.20 dividend preferred—
-$4.40 dividend preferred
,
AND
"
Monday
EXCHANGE
41
*103
104%
♦103
104 y2
*103%
105 y2
*103 Va
IO0V2
40 V*
40%
39%
441/4
40 V*
*103
104i%
*103%
*91%
1051/2
80
104%
103%
:::
150
93%
*103
40
39%
12,600
}
20
103%
39%
40
6,800
i,
vi/vi-r H
Feb
24
Sep
26
53 % Jan
30
66
Apr
19
Hackemsack
35% Jan
3
5iy2 Jan
4
42% Jan
3
56"'
Jun
1
Halliburton
24
4
31% Apr
19
25 Va Jan
4
39% May 18
"48
Nov
55
4
22% Oct
3
28% Feb
9
88% Jun
7
106% Jan
6
91
Oct
3
112% Feb
13
26 V* Jun
20
32% Jan
25
26% Jan
3
35
Oct
4
47 y4 Jun
21
26% Aug
1
'37 Vin Feb
15
57 V4 Jan
5
Hall
21% Dec
27
5
28% Nov 25
42
July
Oct
121
5
Jan
45
Sep
120% Jan
Mar 24
129
24
28
19
46
Jan
6
24
Jan
Vi
4%
Oct
77
26% Sep
2
4
'6%
20% Jan
3
27 Va
23% Jan
23
33% Oct
26% Sep
27
29% Oct
9
8% Feb
6
13% Feb
20
37% Feb
27
33% Jun
7
47 lA Apr
11% Jan
6
11
Refrac
Jan
27%
Feb" 17
4
7
May 18
Harshaw
Hart
61% Apr
1:
Chemical
Schaffner
204% Dec
13
Mar
81
Jan
3
87
24
50 y2 Jan
3
7
Mar 14
July
3
Sep
7
108
Jan
4
112% Jan
4
19
38 % Feb
1
67
Dec
21
18 Va Oct
26
28
Jan
4
20% Jan
July" 13
'24%
1
68
Aug 22
16
120
July 13
97
1
19
19
37% Jan
1
28 J/4 Apr
23% Feb
.14% Dec
»6
.9% Nov
16
23
30 y4
May 20
28% Feb
July
13
Jan
Hertz
16
4
30 % Jan
10
6
24% Jan
12
5
16 Vi Jan
3
29% May 10
8V4 Aug 29
11 y4 Mar 13
'5
29% Apr
30
Hill
Apr
5%
72%
31%
32%.,
22 y8
32 %
32%
x32%
28%
29%
28%
29%
9%
9%
<40%
40 y4
43
3iy8
/ 22
42
31%
22%
,t
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' •721/4
.
72%
71%
32
32 Va
31%
32
22%
21%
22'/a
32%
"33%
331/a
33%
4,100
28%
29'/4
28%
29%
11,000
31%
29
9l/a
9
9
41% "41%
41
41
38%
39%
7'-
r
9
;
52%
51
382%
85
83
10
37%
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2 1/12
36
*111
37%
'
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111%
♦111
85
*80
86
194
190
A 196
56%
57%
56%
24%
24%
24%
29
28%
29%
19%
20%
1
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L '71
No par
98
9
series
5
Inc
16%
8%
a.
39 y4
35
9
32 3'a
,
*31
.
V.:
48%
.
-
35 V*
35 %
•
V A
39
16%
52% Oct
20
41% Apr
53 y2 Jan
16
Homestake
40% Jun
2
67% Dec
19
65 y8 Jan
97 Va Oct
13
Honolulu
25
41 % Jan
4
34% Jan
43% Aug 28
37
May 19
81 % Feb
2
20% Dec
12
26
4% Oct 26
8
1318
83% Feb
Sep
19'
20
Jan
14
90% Sep
16
Sep 30
16% Oct 10
'21
Jan
7
35% Dec
70% Jan
4
79
77
8
85% Sep
93
Dec
65% Jan
16
21
Sep
90
Dec
'11% Mar 30
1.3 % Dec
2
19 J/4 Jun
4
54 J/2 Jan
24 Va Mar 14
'40 % Dec
84% Feb
94
25
Sep
60% Sep
10
93
12% May
14% Jan
Jan
10
2
3
90% Jan
10
93% Dec
27
11
22
Oct -26
39% Jan
16% Oct '27
92% Jan
7
11
63% Oct
57%
58%
23%
24%
29%
31%
19%
9
32 %
27%
*70
100
Stores
Howe
32%
<28
:
9
40
29
3
23
5%
8%
47%
48'%
5%
preferred
series
26
5
34% Jan
21% Jan
7
17% Jan
'39% Oct
10
Idaho
Power
'31% Jan
4
25 Va Apr
28
32% Sep
15
Ideal
Cement
'28% Oct 25
'47% Jan
6
31% Jan
3
48% Oct
11
Illinois
Central
62% Dec
30
23
84 y2 Oct
11
Illinois
Power Co
30 y8 May 31
Jan
27
58
Jan
.
*29% Jan
18
43 "
Aug 12
41
Jan
41% Feb
18
45
Aug
43
Aug 18
45% Jan
42% Jan
41
22
4
47 »/2 Aug
'49% Aug
9
46% July 27
4
44% Jan
4
Sep
-
July
48
preferred
4.26%
preferred
21
49% Jan
25
4.70%
preferred
4
47 y4 Apr
12
44% Aug
15
43 % Jan
18
32% Jan
23
50% May
17
50
66 y4 Jun
Dec 13
Jan
10
8y8 Feb
25
5% Jan
3
86% Apr
Sep 28
19
71% Jan
3
154
36 % May
2
29% Oct 25
*
Jan
145
7
Jan
501/2 Jan
5
40 % Jan
33 Va Jan
5
35% Dec
23
35% Jan
-49 y2 Jun
15
148
Feb
2
93
21
Nov
1
34% Feb
38% Sep
29
Feb
69% Jan
:'20%
-65
5
Insuranshares
Ctfs
Interchemical
Corp
3
30
Dec
6
23
'23
Oct
'•£1 % Dec
24
7
4%%
27% May 31
574
May 19
3
Oct
13
Iron
International
55% Jun
9
4
149% Apr
27
Jan
54 V4 Oct
6
3
83% Aug 17
36 Va May 16
21
Int'l
24 Va
19
30
Sep
27
58 y4 Jan
v.
3
13% Aug 30
29% Jun 19
•93% Feb
2
7% Aug
46
7
17
Aug 29
26% Dec
14
16% Sep
20
41% Jun
20
25% Sep
25
139% Jan
-8
95
■
Int'l
Int'l
t
•
30% Apr ,25
32
Feb ,17
14% Feb
Nickel
Corp
Packers
International
$4
Paper
preferred
Limited
No par
preferred
100
International
Rectifier
17
International
Resistance
Corp—1
10c
Co
38
Aug 24
35
May 31
Jan
3
123% Mar
7
International
Salt
29
38 Va Jun
6
International
Shoe
27
International
Silver
39% Jun
14
32% Jan
11
7%
8.33V3
com
preferred
il
25
- ^
4
60% Apr
4
International
■
33% Jan
11
s48% Jun
12
International
May 10
45% Apr
"*
4
40 y2 Jan
12
21 y2 Jun
27
21 Va
Dec~27
20% Jan
4
4
50% Jun
Telep & Teleg_No par
Utilities Corp com—5
$2 convertible preferred
25
Interstate Dept Stores
_1
13
40% Sep
27
May 19
Interstate
55
May
42% Jan
3
43
41% Jan
3
•49% .Tun
9
40
38% Jan
10
47% Oct
11
*70
Oct
Jan
18 Va Oct
•I2% Dec
31
4
26
1
'
Dec
21
Aug 29
36% Jan
7
21% Jan
3
.7
114% Sep
26
122% May 10
4
'17% July 20
20
Jan
12
13
18% Jan
7
J.3 Va Jan
3
76 Va Jan
26
87
Aug 22
80% Jan
27
24
76 % Jan
22
44% Jan
13
,53% May
6
.../!% Mar
8
For
Iowa
30% May 17
Sep
ICVz Oct
40% Oct
62
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'
•
52% Apr
83
Sep
13
1
13% Aug
48% Feb
82
4
14
Jan
6
62% Way 31
55% Feb
13
79
24% Feb
17% Mar
18% Apr
86
Jun
13
73% Jan
4
110% Mar
5
18% Jan
-3
28 y8 Feb
see page
24.
+
2
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1,200
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63%
96%
-
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99
110
20
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;
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21,500
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25,400
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84,600
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130
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54
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6,600
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7
15
$6
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11
74% May 22
Dec
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20
85% May 19
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35%
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5
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co—_1
4
44 Va Jan
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50%
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26
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32 % Apr
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20
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32% Jun
14%
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48%
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,
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99
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Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
24
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119%
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97
31%
,
38 Va Jan
17
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91
38%
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preferred
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95'/2 May 11
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,
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common
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85.
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77% Jan
'
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Apr
5
25
94% Aug 15
19% Mar 2
1—
12
80
21% Feb
Co
3',000
84%
14%
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17
12
31% Dec
Inland Steel
52 y2 Sep
24
22% Dec
99
38%
6
100
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30
8
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14
142 Va Jan
59 y8 Dec
9
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91
118%
118
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18
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18
19
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9
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30
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8
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23
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5
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4
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130,500
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preferred
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4
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56% Sep
3
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Feb
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3
15
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s
8
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96
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46
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89
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50
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Houston
15% Mar 23
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58 y4 May
3
35% Jan
Jun
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3
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16
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5
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25
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Household
19
23
86% Jan
30
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29
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84%
; 82%
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88% Jan
13
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preferred
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5
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MarlO
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20y4 Aug 30
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9
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81 % Aug
13
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22
36
14
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10
27
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5
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Mar
16 % Jan
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4
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90
4Vs Oct
14
22 J/s Jan
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Mar
4
300
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36
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9
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11
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9
40% Aug 11
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6
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47%
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32
94
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7% Feb
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221/2
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4
21
30% July
7
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1
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3
12
Apr
71
28%
50
common..*
28% Mar 30
6
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Co
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53
27
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29 Ya Oct
3
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61
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25
19 Va Sep
66
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7%
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68% Apr
7
&
Sep
26
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112% May
3
67% Jan
9
28
1
preferred
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40
38
107
33%
59%
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3
53 V8 Sep
8
3.65%
(W E)
4
94
33%
5
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5
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73%.
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70
9
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34
Aug
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91%
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27%
5
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6
55% Apr
76
19
19
71% Mar 21
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Marx
&
40% Sep
5
36
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1
1.25
;
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1
Hat Corp of America common
5%
preferred—
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27
8
33% July
82% Dec
13
22 %
91%
♦33%
48
Harvey
43% Mar 15
111% Aug 26
29% May 12
22% Jan 18
22%
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123
16 y8 Apr
16
27,100
43%
3
55
511/4
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9
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321/4
122%
5
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50%
31%
100
Jan
84
49%
32%
7.50
com
-
&
46% Apr
7-7
300
49%
31%
62
World Xnc—1
preferred
% Feb
5
Jan
59%
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32%
1
49
13
59%
49%
32
100
Co
32% Oct
S% May 25
60
49
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Harsco Corporation
12
26
60
49%
32 Va
'
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11
Aug 31
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62
% 48%
1
common
preferred
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Harcourt Brace
4
29 V4 Jan
27
Co
Paper
Harbison-Walker
7
2.8% Oct
31
Watch
convertible
Hammond
May 24
44% Sep
21% May 24
£2% May 26
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5
5
'
Hammermill
58% Mar 28
128
9
Jun
16
50 '/a Dec
24
Hamilton
25
Co
Printing Co
...
35
24% Oct
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\
73%
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1,309
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24,109
Volume
194
Number 6099
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1627)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
49% Dec
89% Jan
Lowest
•
..
4
*
56% Jan
NEW
.
k
Highest
3
95% Mar
99 Va Aug 24
96
Jan
3
73% May 22
101% Oct -2
11 % Dec
18% Jun
13
Jan
3
21% May 26
2914 Oct
21
13
47% Jan
8
37
/
Sep
26
48
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Jones
;
LOW
STOCK
Monday
:.5%
Par
Laughlin Steel
Tuesday
Oct. 9
common_10<
preferred series A
67V4
v,V
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68%
67
67%
100%
-17
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
«••
Oct. 12
the Week
„
Oct. 13
67
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68%
67%
67%
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100 J/4
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Oct. 10
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Joy Manufacturing Co_.*_.
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3
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11
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11
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5
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6
31
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16
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4
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78
79
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97
26
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25
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30
12
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16
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19
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35% Jan
4
25
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13
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23
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18
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23
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26
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5
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3
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11
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7
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see page
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Mfg Co__
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Portland
34
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Medusa
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:
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.
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&
34
117'%
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Mach
McQuay
63
415
15
35
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Aircraft
(A G)
Oct
Jan
490
58 'A
v
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59%
15
633/4
62'%
15J/4
64'A
100,
Porcupine Mines
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16
i 63 'A
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,
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preference
conv
45 '/4 Aug
15
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McGfaw-Hill
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1
30
32
64
15'%
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100
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4
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103
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1959 series
convertible
McDermott
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50
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13
13
47,200
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141/4 Jan
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34
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12,000
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53%
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McGregor-Doniger Inc class
88
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337%.
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535/b
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,
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McDonnell
21
53%
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28
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21
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McCrory
May 19
7
Nov
45
13%
20%
27
Feb
.
12 'A
44%
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20% Nov
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21'%
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27
85
12'/4
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53%
21
26/
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Jan
12'%
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12
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48
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31% Aug
4,100
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1
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28 V4 Jan
5J/4
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26
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26
7
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5J/4
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21
43%
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comihon
Inc
(JW)
303/4 Jan
11
•
57%
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13/4
21
46
50%
-
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preferred
Mays
283% Jan
Jan
56 %y,
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preferred.,.—j:
22% Jan
9
5%
303/4
13%
21%
106
i_l
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27
5'%
30'%
•
448%
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31
141%
5%
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43'%
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27% Nov 29
24
31,500
1%
213%
148'%
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no
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5
Nov
May
28
7.800
1%
24%*
A
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9
19
18
25'%
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l_5
preferred———
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243% May 22
94'% Mar 16
'
12
120
86'% Jan
76
Jan"4
•
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8
83'% Dec
25
593%
38'% Apr
12 3/4 Jan
Dec
5
25V4
58%
391/4 Apr
Aug
70
27
25
25a/4
1%
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,
6.000
104'%
..
50
33/4%
7
48% Jun
July
26
Dec
253/4
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.100
$3.40
561/4 Aug 15
94'% Aug
253/b
2o'%
1%
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45%
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-
$3.75 preferred 1945 series.No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 sCries.No par
9
18
,85
16,400
15
149'%
.,M-artih-Marletta
CorplY
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Masonite Corp___—_No par
'
80 'A Aug
19
Martin
11
70 J/4 Jun
5
Jan
68
Oil
Field
4rA %
/
34% Mar-.10
1% Jan
4 i
Oct
Marshall
1
39%. May
72
28'% Sep
4,900
38%
15
104'%
common.j.10
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Marquette
1".
28
71% Aug 29
40% Dec
17%
36
15
253A
44'%
_^_1
A.,
Oo__l—__...
&
Maxwell
Marquardt
Sep
31
.7
17%
39
15
1013/a
4
22'% Mar
17%
37
15'/a
*148'%
.
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Maremont
651% Oct. 12'.43
7
Aug 31
Aug 26
18
132'/4
3.33'%
inc_-__/l
(PR)
Maracafbo
28
263/a Feb
-
11
1
5
15,600
39
i_l14'%
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Forbes
Fund
Manning
11"
Oct
35
May 31*
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6.
31
72'% Jan
20'%
-
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Sons
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preferred series A__;
Mallory
233/4' Mav 15o
;
;
293% Feb
40 J/4 Oct
10.500
20%
y
45,
■
100
preferred—
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y
27
: 27'% Oct
263% Oct
27'%
20%
149'%
;.
-
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Co_—i
'
4
-
-
Magma
1
V
51% Jan ^'4
34
89 '/a Jan
253/4
15
1-. 28'/4
4'A%
9
603% jun
4
29% Jan
22 V4 Oct
27'/a
21%
20'%
^-4
preferred-—
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39'% Aug 29
;
•
3
.18 3% Jan
29
22
.
I.400
26
1013/4
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Trucks^ Inc_L—_i
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6
•
3
5'% Jan
6
32'A
26 vd
-
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1-9% Sep
57%
31 Va
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51%%
-
8
Sep
66
7
'3
21% Jan
13
6%
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271% Aug 11
4
16% Jan
Oct
88'% May
>
27% July 19
/ 36% Jan,'3
501/4 Jun-23
26
32%
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303/4
43
50c
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MacAndrews •&
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14
47
16
v5
203% Feb
7'
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4
82 'A Jan
•
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68'% Oct
3
44% Jan
;
30
591% Jan
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23
Dec
,
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21
3
16
,
Oct
46
'163% May
32%
57»%
101 Va
100
Steamship
'/'I.'/
8
28
Mar
32 3%
29%
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100
&
7,600
32 J/e
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57
'
1143/4 Dec
•26'
-
>
(Ky)_No par
Nashvilleci.:
—,50
&
Lowenstein
Mar 21
21
■
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville
4.800
17%
55'%
25
preferred—
36%
293/a
29
18
'5%
100-
8
36%
,' 333%
13 V4
100
1,900
20,600
15'A
13
preferred
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V
333%
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preferred
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15
533/a •'
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28%
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33
25%
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140
9,100
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series
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26,100
32 3/4
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par
preferred
series
34
f
26%
20%
17%
42 ?dir;
preferred
b
57
•29%
21
12 Va
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Lighting
33%
A 32
32%
-
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29%
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41'/4
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Go
conv
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4.35%
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91% Jan
Gas
series
Lorillard
May 25
49% Oct
"
'
5
63-
4
2
5%
11
led
29
4.84%
9
67'% Oct
Star
Long island
8
87'% Mar
i
4
Jun
Lone
33%
36 J/2
273/4
2.50
Cement
33%
21
36%
20'/«
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Aircraft
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30.'A
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77
12%
271/4
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Theatres
Lone Star
10
90".. Jun
3
Jan
4
'
13
141/B Oct
78% Jan"22
'20 J/4 Jan:
104
Mar 29
136%
Loew's
j
Apr 14
3
59'/4 May
16
391/2 Jan
1
July
Jun
65,
.
Sep
-52 3/4
v
6
153/4 Oct
14
142
1
: 7
14 'A Dec
Sep
42% Sep
100
.
22
90
34'/a May 18
•130'/a Mar
4
47 % Dec
Aug 19
Coi.
32'%
'5i%
:
No par
Corp—s,—
Industries
Lockheed
27
Apr
Belt
Litton
170
4
f
Jan
Link
Lionel
21
271/2 Feb
-
2
•
Ling-Temco-Vought
51% Aug 18
351% July 31
<
July 24
221% Feb
9
75%
29 J/4
20%,
1
Inc
■;
7%
preferred—
Lily Tulip Cup Corp...:
56% Apr '17
35% Mar 29
i
Products..".
Tobacco
79%
12%
27%
1
Myers
75%
28%
20'/b
ul
com
Stores
Liggett &
4
*
Feb
111
11
591/2 Mar 16
■
36%
32'%
.
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15
Corp—
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby
78'/a
29
273%
10
Cement
Refineries
35%.
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-
5
Co
Corp.:
Leonard
32
"
'
_5
Industries
Fink
&
Lerner
7
A 19'/a Nov
14
25
46% Aug 10
60% Mar'
34 '/4 Aug 10
96% Dec 20
.18% May 11
:
28
146'% Jan
4
613/4 Jan-
.4
12% Sep
4
10 J/4 Jan
6
13
Sep
10
A
Navigation
81%
*13
_1
pfd series A___No
Valley RR_„_
No
Lehman
A Lehn
28'/a
17'A
44%
333/4.
50c"
conv
Lehigh
5
&
Portland
$1.50
.
13
Oct
60
48 Vb Apr
Aug. 31
Jan
28
18
57% Jan
;
Nov
9
Tire
Valley
313/a Oct
3
19
23 VB Jan
-J-!
Jan
"46 '/a Oct
Y
&
Lehigh
63/s Mar 22
4*
:__23
_No par
Corp..Y——
2'A Mar 21
22% Mar 22
A
___
16
4
Jun
Rubber
13
29
36'/a
___5
Inc__Y
Inc____
13%
28%
•
17'A
44%
"81%
Y
,
i
series
♦81
13
"III
Common
—_l—:
Coal
4
Jan
Co
Lehigh
Lehigh
3% July 18
•_5
;_]/
Papet Co
preferred
Bryant1
Leesona
20
.
1 1/8 Jan
26%
34%
Gas
4.32%
Lear
Aug 31
167/b Jan
.29% Jan 22r
Sutherland
Lanvln-Parfums
'
24'/a July 26
P
Lane
29
Sep 29
29% May
9
23J/2 Jun
V
Laclede
1
33% Sep
2
16
K
May 25
45% Sep-
12
Jan
'34
>
30
l43/a Dec
10
9
/
_i.i—^
8,900
807/B
21%
10
M'fg Co
Co
15,400
34,900
20%
6
Kroger!
■
373/8
16
Kroehler
v.T
80 Va
45
81 Vi
••
*37
44%
44%
100
i'
373/4
Apr
•
3.800
40%
Jan
'
3
3
8,200
66
14
3
27% Oct
9,900
41
823/4
34 Va
U'/b Jan
42%
39%
40
Kress
;
41 %
82%
19
Jan
74
423/b
393/8
65 Va
26 Va Jan
33% Mar
/
75%
41%
38%
..
82%
9
20 % Jan
74
1.800
41%
74%
.36
82.100
68
66%
33%
;5
13.100
26 3/a
40%
73%
28
49%
25%
82'/b
33 J/4
21
49%
65 3A
l
Oct
67%
26%
42 3/a
10
11% Dec
'
69
49
66 3/a
Inc
25% Oct
'
•'
82 »/4
Kresge (S S) Co___
25
"
i
41'/a
100 g
Oo_i
'•
.
65 3A
34% May 19
&
i
300
813/s
3;
H)
2,300
39
65 J/4
'
(S
20
83'/a
*38%
42%
28
20% Jun
93
39
813/4
33
3 4% Jan
40
64
29
10
87
41%
37%
i__
310
65 J/4
♦37 Vo
common
10
93%
42%
5
Co
20
86
41%
-
___1
Airlines
2.100
64
2.50
Co
300
82'/a
•'773/4
743A
39 >/8
No par
83 %
200
102 va
108
25%
42%
_8
*90%
'
48%
48'A
25'A
:
32.100
'
•68%
68'/a
47 J/4
27% Sep
19% Jun
Jan
'
24%
4'
Jan
91%
•■;'■
46%
31% Jan
4% preferred
Korvette (E J)
*90
8.75
to
% Apr
36% Dec
12
87
38 Va
7
July 20
*77
87
; *853/4
'
•
39'A
17
85
' '
' '
82
Jan
V 79 Vb Oct
',
39
14% Feb
82
*93
81%
.
King-Seeley Thermos
86
93%
♦90
—
9
87%
93
39 J/4
Co
10
773A
*86
■
90%
82%
,„D
Keystone Steel & Wire'
Kimberly-Clark Corp _Y
*77
t'
..
82
82
.ir«
Co
*100
83
♦29
91%
47%
102'A
1053A
50
„
10
KLM
90%
77%
98
*46 3/4
44
31%
*93
*81
87
Co..No par
Light
27% Feb
3
78
46% Jan
Electric
&
Corp
Feb
93
2
31
&
26% Apr
!
87%
♦92 '/a
,31%
.
4
102'A
■
773/4
♦86
93%
77%
f
83
77 3/4
*100
'"r
)
No par
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land Col
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
42% May 23
7
% Jan
77% May
57% May
1053/4
80
86
100
Kendall
102
♦38
79 J/4
-
77%
__u_
Kelsey Hayes Co
94V4 May 16
102
105
76
♦85 V4
preferred
Kellogg
76
102
♦92%
100
Power
"
93
47%
♦77
i_—_
Kayser-Roth
32
•
47%
100
preferred
Kansas
8
♦93
47'A
100
preferred
Kansas Gas
31%
1
98
r-f
74%
100
preferred
Kansas City Southern coin
4% non-cum preferred
13
-46% Jun
4
25 Vb Dec
77
6
39 Va Aug 17
13
71% Oct
I
preferred
4.35%
/
11
"
♦98
4.20%
"
32
♦47 '/a
105%
4.50%
.
38% Sep
23
♦93
47%
♦100
4%
5
Oct
31%
98
*47 Vb
102
8
Aug
preferred
32%
*93
104
21
49 Va Oct
V 27 va
;
50
♦102
68% Oct "11
.<
31%
100
100
95 Va Mar 28
39% Oct
•
convertible
3.80%
% Apr 11
84% Oct 11
3
16% July 11
Aug
33%
..L-Ai.
4%%i (ser of 1959) cohv pfd—100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co bom.No par
91
-
10
50% Jan
■.•A' 4%%
11
88% Jun
3
Jan
8
51% Dec
30% Oct 25
87
■;
•
preferred
Corp
preferred
convertible
% %
,j,;;
Chem
4
ll
Oct
79% Apr
84% Aug 25
87
.
&
4 Vb%
May 19
Jun ' 6
83
84 Va Jan
16
39 V4 Aug
122
v- K
•
Kaiser Alum
25
48 V4 Jun
10
9
July 28
37% Sep
108% Apr
11
; '75 % Jan
5
54% July'
May 23
23
Oct
58 Va Jan
20
79% Jan-
9
49 Va
Jan
103
Oct-10
.,90
62% Sep
34% July 12
31 % Feb
Jan
95% Oct
90
9
29
36
11
29
87
6
43 % Feb
Jan
13
44% Jan
102
79 Va Aug 17
82 % Mar 18
80% Feb
.' 96
6
13
59% Dec
80 % May 23
■
May.
125
8
25
31 Vb Oct
5
122 'A Jan
30
6
■
Cement.
Nopar
-
-
'»•
.
' *
47'% ' 48
44
•
8%
*90%
-
-
28
•
33
19%
1°'%
5
100
40%
-
323/4
-
' .45
93
-
28
Y.
16
32%
193%:
' 47%
91'%
28
'
32%
19%
48%
.
91%
28
32
19
'v
-
.
'
7,500
83/4
8%
8%
8%
8%
32'%
32%
32 va
32%
32%
2.200
19%
19 va
*19%
19%
4,300
47
48%
47'%
48'A
19%
48'A
48%
93
93
27%
41%
42
3,900
277%
'
♦92
.94
28
28
8,900
*92
94
30
*27%
28
1.300
The Commercial and Financial
(1628)
20
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, October 16, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
V
1
Year 1960
Highest
Lowest
73
Jan
26
70
Jan
8
33% Feb
2
84
16
48
77% Jan
29
96% Jun
30% May 25
6
20
Jan
10
Oct
91'/a Aug
Oct
Shoe
Merck
13
May 21
series B
Co
&
Inc
Co
Inc
Merritt-Chapman
20
14% Oct
10
70% Jan
4
45% Jan
3
59% Mar 10
Mesta
24% Jun
18
45% Dec
16
41% Jan
3
70% May
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
74% Jan
5
Nov
14
83 Va Jan
13
93% Sep
B
9% Jan
18% Feb 23
11
84
75 Va Feb
15
82
Oct
19
82
Nov
95
Aug 11
Jan
19
10
97
78
90
4.35%
3.85%
July 21
Sep
6
84% July
3
3.80%
3
99
3
4.45%
40
Oct
13
58
Feb
9
33% Dec
20
30% Jan
4
48% July 25
59% Feb
3
46% Apr
28
88
95% Dec
8
93% Jan
10
40% Nov
15
4
49 y» Mar 14
26 y. May
16
Middle
101 % May 24
39 V* Jan
25 % Mar 16
5
Jan
30
2
May
15% Oct
21
123% Feb
8
19% Jan
30% Aug
3
Midland-Ross
5%%
109 % Sep
Jun-17
70% Jan
12
Minn
34% Sep
12
Minnesota
&
6
Minnesota
88
19
33% Jan
24
35% Jan
35% Jan
45 %
29
2iy8 Oct
30% Mar 22
Aug 16
6% Jan
6
34% Jan
42"% Jun
28% May
4
27
July 12
38% Aug 31
37% Jan
4
16 %
July
24 % Dec
30
Mar 10
7
35
3ya Dec
20
33% Dec
7
48 % Jan
1
44
Apr
11
49% Oct
&
7,600
93/4
9%
20,000
14%
185,400
51
C, 400
10
15
39
Jan
15
34% Jan
4
42% May 15
Missouri
22% Sep
1
19% Jan
6
26% Oct
Missouri
Public
7% Oct
26
15% Jan
11
8
Jan
80% Mar 11
62
Jan
3
4
4
3
13% Apr
4
73V2Mar 29
24V*
143 V2
*108'%
77%
29%
40 %
39
22y2
—1
1
Nov
Oct
12
26
19% Jan
13 % Jan
13
9 % Dec
1
3
71
6
11
43y4 Oct 10.
6% Dec
9
11% Aug 22
6% Feb
2
35 y8 Sep
29
55% Jan
4
44% Jan
20
8
33% Dec
30
26% Mar
21 y2 Jan
32% Aug
31% Aug 16
25
31
Jan
Mohasco Industries Inc common__5
3V2%
preferred
100
4.20% preferred
100
Monarch Machine Tool
—No par
Monon RR class A
25
Class B
...No par
Monsanto Chemical Co
2
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
5
Montana Power Co
No par
79
Mar 28
19% Apr
4
10 % Jan 19
9JA Jun 29
58% Aug 23
39
Mar 10
Jan
13% Jan
8% Apr 14
87% Mar 23
11% Oct
70
Montecatini
Feb
24
57y8Sep
12
32y4 Sep 28
24
53% Jan
4
10% Sep
26% Sep
29
14% Jan
7
26% July 3
9% Sep 21
28
47% Jan
19
34% Mar 1
17'A Feb 15
37% Feb 16
17
26
24% Jan
5
32% Mar28
41% Mar
8
NAFI
18% Apr
25% Sep 25
60% Oct
24
11
27
Oct
12% Nov
19
4
Natco
11% Jan
19% Dec
9
37% May 19
16% Jan
98
May 31
23y8Jan
4
7
3
28% Apr 20
100
May 8
20% Mar 17
4
41% May 31
26% May 22
27
Feb
8
18
68V4 Sep 22
5
Sep
28
28% Jan
25
21
21
47% Dec
30
53% Mar
24% Nov
4
29y«Sep
1
20% Jan
22
17% Oct
11
Sep
31
17% Jan
5
Jan
18
12
26% Oct
3
66% Jun
17
16
17
25% Sep 25
9% Sep 27
Sep
1
44
Apr
52
5
-
*501/4
82
*81
10,200
100
■
,
50%
36,500
-83
83%
220
*90
91%
*80 •.«,
81%
82
49%
51%
481/4
51%
./
82
83
91%
:
*90%
91%
*90
*79%
811/2
*80
81%
82
94
39%
51
99
*79
82
*79
,82
*79
*92
94
*92
94
*92
51%
51
*98
99%
*98
99%
*98
46
*45
46
45
451/4
45%
45%
22,100
24%
24%
25
26
26
261/4
15,200
141 Va
143 y2
108
108
51'A
51%
50%
,
,
10
V 51%
7,400
L
99
1383A
V
108
——.
22,600
60
8,900
139%
106
141%
139
*106
'
94
40
391/8
39
38%
39%
38%
107
1,700
75
77%
36,000
77%
77%
28%
29%
28%
293/4
29%
29%
9,600
41%
4iy4
41
413/a
413/B
413/4
2,200
39%
39%
40
40
39%
40
22%
23 '/a
221/4
223/4
22i%
22%
6,700
37%
37%
373/8
373/4
371/4
37%
11,500
4%
4%
48
42
25%
78%
78%
4%
43A
4%
*4%
43/4
9,300
48
483/a
8,600
42
42
25%
253A
1,800
9%
11,000
49 'A
47
49
•41%
42%
41%
41%
25%
25%
25%
25%
48
9%
93A
691%
73
72
16'/a
16%
15%
15%
16
*9
10
*9
10
1,200
9'A
9%
9%
*68%
69%
.*68%
*72
73%
*72
73%
120
934
*68'A
72%
Lr-'L
69%
9%
*681/4
74
V.\
6,100
72
9%
69%
/
*9
*73
69%
16
16%
161%
16
16%
700
10
,
9%
9%
*9
93/4
300
83A
*8%
83/4
1,100
81/4
8%
*8%
8'A
*8%
533A
54%
533/4
54'A
53%
54%
53%
54%
53%
54
343A
351/8
34%
35%
34%
353/8
34%
35%
343A
351/2
7,400
42%
43
43%
413/a
42
413/s
42
41%
41%
8.700
33
33%
•32%
33%
33%
333/8
33%
33%
33%
1,900
32 %
1,000 lire
Shares
.No par
12
10
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormick Lines
Morrell (John) & Co
Motec Industries Inc
Motorola Inc
Motor Wheel Corp
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
M S L Industries Inc
Mueller Brass Co
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
29% Jan
Sep
*68
■.
50
3,000
,
83'A
13%
14%
32%
32%
33%
323/a
33'A
34%
33%
34%
262,200
10
10
10
9%
10%
7,200
293A
8%
83A
42
<fe Chemical—
Mining
American
39% Jan 30
25% Oct
25
25%
9%
'
60
48
42
13%
50
49
91%
81%
4%
48
42
25%
4%
4%
47%
41%
25%
Co__6.25
Co
39%
22'/2
38
14%
501/4
130
J:/
46 3/S
463/8
10
93/4
.
141/a
109
30%
41
10%.
9%
•fctoSti-:
501/4
24%
24%
143 y2 144 y2
109'%
/ 76%
77%
28%
30
40 y2
41
39
39%
22% 23'A
37% 37%
24%
144
109
79 %
371/2
10
,
47
83%
*83
833A
*83
48
47 y2
14%
50'A
48%
82
99
*45
46
83
83 y
48
*79%
*79
*92
39%
50%
81
82
S3
39%
51
99
98
*45
5
Service
91%
39%
50%
A.No par
Cement
Portland
17
48%
81
*79%
*79
93
1
5
Co..
class
14%
51%
14
No par
RR
Feb
3
28%
Paper
Light
RR
29% Jun
17
82
28%
1.50
100
Fuel Corp—
River
Pacific
Missouri
82
28%
..No par
2.50
Ontario
Missouri-Kan-Tex
11
82%
82%
28%
10
preference
Development
Mississippi
6
82%
*81 %
29%
47%
81
*90
Corp.....
Mission
823/4
82i/2
28%
int
Inc.,.
Mfg
&
Mining
Mission
5% Mar 27
3% Jan
37% Apr 20
6
Apr
8314
*81 y2
5
100
10
Corp—1
Power
24
28
82%
82%
29Va
10Va
Corp
common
preferred
87% Jun
17
Oct
Apr
31% Feb
60
82%
*81 %
28%
10
14%
#
50 %
47%
*81
*90
*81%
28%
pfd.100
100
100
100
100
series
series
Corp
convertible
3%
1
82'A
82%
29%
10'A
82
v
*50 »A
Minerals & Chem Philipp
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com
170% Mar 10
102% July 24
1st
Oil
wC' 46%
No par
Inc
Utilities
South
46%
82%
.
5
preferred
preferred
Midwest
4
136% July 19
1
178% Jun
of benef'cl
Co
E'dison 3.90%
preferred series
preferred series
Jan
Aug
&
Trust—Units
Machine
Metropolitan
15
May 27
84
12
Mesabi
8
Jun
87
78% Sep
14
4
86
Sep
89% Jan
10
7Jj% Jan
79
3
Aug
32'A
83
25c
12.50
Scott
13% Apr
3
28
"8% Dec~ 18
32%
83'A
No par
42 % Dec
6,500
32Va
83'A
16%c
common
preferred...
$3.50
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Shares
32%
31%
323/8
321/4
32%
X32 Va
32%
83
>
Oct. 18
Oct. 12
lL.45%
3%
Stores
common
Sales foi
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 11
Oct. 10
Oct. 9
Par
1
100
Corp
preferred
Mercantile
9
82
Apr 20
24% Mar 10
4%
Aug 11
35
75
Aug 31
Melville
28
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
35% Feb
84
80
7
84% 8ep
37
Dec
8
77% Jan
30% Aug 21
30
30% Dec
15% Mar 10
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Prerlou
9%
9%
*33%
33
10
93A
10
28%
29%
28%
29
28
29
19
18 3/4
203/8
19%
203/a
19%
19%
77%
79%
77%
78%
78%
791/4
28 3/8
7 6 3/4
,
6,300
11,600
78%
191/8
80
19%
28
183A
78
291/4
1
3
31,900
11,800
133/a
133/a
133/a
133/a
131/4
133/a
131/B
13
13%
36%
5
10
36%
36%
36%
37
37'A
37
37
36%
363A
4,400
313/a
31
311%
30%
313/a
19,500
2.23/4
23%
233/a
22%
233/a
1,800
24%
23%
24%
6,500
483/a
47%
48%
4,300
26%:
27
2,800
28 %.
29%,,;
131/4
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12% Feb
12
'
Mar 30
40
10
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1
Dec
25 % Apr
8
Corp
National
1
16% Aug
3
Acme
LL
Co
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National
8
12
National
Aviation
85% Mar 30
National
Biscuit
31 % Jan
26% Jan 27
70% Jan
6
Jan
3
149
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16'A Oct
6
National
Can
4
5
National
Cash
Sep 29
33% Apr
12
National Castings
26% Feb
28
National
3
Jan
C
24
May
9
18% Oct
.61% Jan
4
44% Jan
20
66% Dee
5
59% Jan
6
35% Jan
11
25% Jan
9
81% Dec
13
78
4
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Sep
City
National
19
Dairy
Natl Distillers
30% May 11
&
:
78%
76%
L- 153%
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23% Jan
3
30% Mar 29
National
59
Jan
4
53% May
3
65% Aug
National
98
Oct
10
109 % Jan
88% Dec
4
20
78
19
Sep
144% Jan
5
160
11
Jan
52
Apr
3
24 % Dec
8
23% Jan
21
7%
129 % Jun
3
Gypsum
Lead
26 y4
19%
73%.
Linen
40
Jan
98% Jan
4
31
28 % Jan
8
14% Oct
28
20% Jan
4
36% Aug 30
National-Standard
98 Va Sep
6
National
Steel
21
22 % Jan
20
National
Sugar
6
24% Sep
6
National
Tea
13
Jan
4
5% Jan
3
17
National
Theatres
29% Jun
10
19% Oct
3
27% May 15
National
Vulcanized
7% Jan
15
R% Jan
3
10% Apr
5
Natomas
29 Va Apr
28
18
•
10
24
Nov
29
27 % Jun
1
Dec
Nov
14% Mar
1
36% Oct
Jan
21
19% Jan
4
75% Jan
4
9% Jan
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40% July 11
79% Aug 19
24
71
18% Oct
29
22% Aug
8
85
9
16 % Jun
24
26
3
48
Jan
13
80
21% Jan
3
74
2
9
Mar
3
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12
79% Jan
9
55
79% Jan
6
63% Jan
3
76 % Sep
7
43% Jan
3
65% Aug
1
23% May 11
47% Aug 22
32 % Jan
7
Jan
3
39% Aug
28
May
6
33% May 11
14% Dec
6
29% Mar
Aug 30
31% Jan
6
39% Jun
8
25
13
2% Oct
25
4% Oct
25
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5
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7
37% Jan
11
6% Jan
23% May
5
72 % Jan
4
65% Jan
743/4 Jan
80
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7
4% Jan
24
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3
Oct
10
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38% Jan
3
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9
17
73
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68
Sep
11
72
76
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14
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76 y4 Jan
3
4
2
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20
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88% Aug 18
5
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82
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6
88
9
103
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4
108
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7
98
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15
6
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4
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108
22
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29
413/4 Jan
25
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03/s jan
19
23
Dec
12
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21
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4
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2
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18
26
3
Mar
6
1
11
57 Va Jun
6
Feb
24
117
.
24
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12
343/a May 15
Jan
6
25
5%
62% Dec
28
*63/4 Feb
17
29%
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62%
4,100
Louis
41% Apr
5
22
45% Jan
17
68.
13
18% Sep
Mar 29
64
Jan
11
69
May 16
Northern
Central
Ry
30
Jan
7
43
May
Northern
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6
203% Jan
4
112
Sep
8
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13
110
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20
353/a Oct
25
48
Jan
4
99% Jan
22% Jan
25
67% Jan
5
78
8
Jan
81
Apr
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80
Jan
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76% Sep
7
87% Sep 14
29
86
11
87
5
343/4 Mar 31
Sep
9
Aug 26
103
July
108% Jan
106
Sep
5
5
12
12
10
35% Sep
72
Jan
12
77% Mar 2J
$3.60
preferred
83
Jun
27
86% Feb
$4.10
preferred
$4.08
preferred
preferred
82
83
July
5
July 11
83% Jan
5
41% Jan
26
85
May
1
4
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87% Feb
7
4
15% Jan
3
Nov
4
31% Jan
4
23% Jan
4
35 Va Aug
27
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13
21% Jan
4
37'A May
20
59
27
41% Jan
6
64
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31
31% Jan
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footnotes,
see page
24.
Northern
7
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Pacific
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152
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series
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151
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preferred
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21
62
94%
87
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preferred
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5.80%
6
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33'A JUly 20
22
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Car
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47
8
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86% Aug 24
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108
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112
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100
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68
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100
100
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100
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Niagara Share Corp.;
5
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1
Norfolk & Western Ry common
25
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preferred
25
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preferred
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26%
50
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9
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13
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;
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29
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19%
74
28%
10
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36
49
Jan
3
6
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9
10
Apr
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12
8
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Apr
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74%
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2
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Chicago
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115
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York
Y
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23
40
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7
15
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23
14
Jan
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Mar 22
39 % Aug
99% Feb
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46
27
Mar 21
29% Sep 14
80 3/4 Aug 19
33% Mar 15
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6
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22
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114
117%
116
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5
common.No par
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preferred
100
New England Electric System
1
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pfd.100
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10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
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6
Oct
v
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119
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1
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9
29% Jan
22% Jan
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8,400
50,700
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14%
16
.
155
155
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31
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28
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■
26
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17
80
28%
3,400
;
10
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Jan
28% July 21
14
26%
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14
28
13%:
85%
common
17% Sep
12
Sep
16% Oct
14%
14
73%
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74
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preferred
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51
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Co
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preferred
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8
33% Aug 17
Gas
preferred
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154% May 18
124% Aug 15
132% Sep
$4.50
3
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v.
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17
97
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7
19
1
78
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19
27
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31
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17
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6
28
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4
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26
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10
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4
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24
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28 Va
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2
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2
2
2
2
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18
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Volume
Number
194
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.
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21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year I960
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan.1
Lowest
Highest
i;
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
'
EXCHANGE
Highest
Par
Tuesday
Oct. 9
Oct. 10
AND
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 11
'
Friday
Oct. 12
the Week
Oct. 13
Shares
o
45%
38% Sep
19
35"% Jan
3
47
Oct
3
94 % Sep
9
89
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
4.40%
preferred
100
92%
92%
92 Va
82
Sep
9
79
Jan
3
83 Va Mar 20
3.90%
preferred
100
♦81%
83%
♦81%
83%
*81%
Jan
96
Aug
9
93 Va Jan
3
98
May
3
4.56%
100
*97 Vt
98
*97%
98
Jan
2
90 Va Jan
13
94
Feb
21
4.44%
100
♦92
♦92
93 Va
30V8 Aug
93% Sep
39% Jan
preferred
preferred
28 Va Mar
36
31% May 17
Jan
84
89
86
4
75% Jan
4
36Vt Jan
5
45 V4 Aug
Dec
15
33% Jan
19
44 Va Jun
16% Sep
Jan
16
Ohio
21
16 Va Apr
12
17% Mar 15
!
83 Va Jun
87
Jan
16
85
Aug
4
24% May 10
33% Dec
19
32 Va Aug
24
37% Aug
4
Feb
40
Ohio
Oil
52VtAug
15 Va Jan
4
20% Apr
7
28
5
39 Vt Jan
17
59 Va Oct
5
36% Mar
4
64 Va Dec
28
56 Va Jan
4
24
37 y* Jan
4
18% Aug
9
24
15
Oct
25
23 Va Jan
122% Jun
1'2
Jan
1
76
Sep
31
116
Jun
17
86
106
130 Va May 31
104 Va Feb
16
23 Va Oct
26
85
Jan
5
11
Jan
5
4
6
98
13
5
18
15 Va Jan
5
2
20 % Jan
17
25 Vt May 31
Dec
30
73% Jan
16
52
32 Vt Jan
28
_
39
.
Cement
Pacific
Coast
24
17% July
23% Jan
4.
Packard-Bell
4
56% Apr
5
Pacific
36% Mar 15
51 Va Jun
32% Oct
2
21% Oct
4
28 Vt Jan
4
23 Vt Jan
6
33% Oct
24
60% Feb
29
12
20% Dec
5
30
Sep
19% Jan
19
14 Vt Feb
12
24
Nov
17
23 Vt Jan
9
49 Va
21 Vt Jan
Amer
Panhandle
4%
East
12
Parke
30
Oct
5
46
Mar 24
27
68% Oct
33
Feb
5%
28
27
19
18%
19
15,600
22%
23 Va
<3,530
14
1
31% Jan
4
15
Sep
20
18 % Jun
22
15% Jan
3
41
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
41% Jan
4
49 % Apr
38 Vt Aug
8
45
Sep
7
37% Apr
5
30% Mar 31
28 % Jan
3
49% Aug
8
43 Vt Aug 15
3
&
21%
12%
12%
*18%
*211%
23
30%
29%
30
94
93%
94
%
114
29%
30 %
2,200
93 %
93 Va
420
21%
22
22
1,600
13
;
12%
13
4,900
18%
18%
18%
I,400
22
23
■91%
38%
400
39
91%
911/2
91%
10,300
641/2
63J/4
63%
6,800
38%
■
145
144 J/a
144 J/a
7
7
6%
6%
19%
19%
19%
14%
38%
19%
14 Va
145 »/4
146
381/2
147
;■,
". 7
7
391/4
7,000
147
6%
2,200
20%
3,900
14%
14%
14%
14 J/a
15%
19%
15%
15%
16
16 J/a
16
16%
15%
16
19Va
19%
19%
19%
20
19 J/a
20%
20
20 J/a
133,400
Line__No par
44
44%
44%
45 Va
45
46 J/4
45
46
45i/a
45%
21,800
100
*94
95 Va
93 Va
94
93
93
94'A
90
1
55
57
53%
55%
55 J/4
56%
"531/2
551/2
541/4
55%
22,000
34Va
34%
34'/a
34%
33%
341/2
33%
34'/a
33%
34'/a
31,100
28%
29%
29
29%
28%
29%
29
29%
28'/a
28 »/a
34
34 Va
28 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
34
*33%
34J/a
1,000
27 Va
27%
28
28 J/a
29
29%
30
29 J/a
29%
34.300
25
25
25
25
2.50
V
*93
20
20%
14
141/2
14'A
♦93
941/2
5,000
13,700
,,
*
No par
;i
5
preferred
25
*24
1
25
*24
3.50
65%
65%
65%
65%
65 J/a
65%
1
27%
28 %
27%
28%
27%
28
5
Co
19
50
preferred
»47
19%
19 J/4
19
25
48%
48%
3
40%* 40%
;
300
:
19%
65'/a
65J/4
651/a
1,100
27%
28
27%
27%
5,100
19
t
18%
19
19%
48
*46 J/a
48
47
47
*47
48%
49
48 J/a
49
48%
49
49
40%
40
40J/4
39%
39%
39 J/4
14,000
49'A
40
x40%
28
36
Dec
22
25% Jan
27
28% Sep
Jan
4
85 Vt Jan
18
10% Oct
5
17Va Jan
30 % Nov
7
45
Jan
8
66% May 16
89
.
54% Feb
41% Jun
6
Pennsylvania
33% Oct
4
Penn
101% Jun
5
32
Sep
26% Jan
29
7
97% Aug 24
94% Sep
19
94% Aug 31
90% Jan
5
97% Jun
2
5
11% Jan
3
16V4 Mar 28
7
32% Jan
3
48% Oct
9
A
Oct
11
Peoples
50% Jan
24
Peoria
56% Apr
7
83 Va Apr
20
62 Va Aug
8
98
9
103
4
68 Va Mar 25
36
29
50 Vt Jun
17
46
43% Dec
14
52% Dec 16
43% Jan
30
Sep
28
41 % Dec
5
37% Jan
92V2 Jan
7
7
94% Feb
1
11
15 Vt Sep
26
32 Va Sep
95 Va Mar
48
150
20,600
4,200
'
—
12
3
May
Perkin-Elmer
Pet Milk
4 Va %
44% Aug 17
Pfizer
3
65 Vt May
Phelps-Dodge
Phila
Co
3
,
Pfeiffer
16
Mar 29
62
Jan
3
98
Sep
14
78% Jan
3
116
Oct
10
77'/8 Jan
20
85
Aug 12
79% Jan
30
86
74% Jan
14
80 Va Aug 29
77% Jan
12
Phila
Dec
28
51% Sep
25
3%%
14 Vt Jan
3
20% May 31
44% Jan
6
47
Dec
13
4
67% Sep
8
97
Aug
2
94
Feb
3
97
Jun
27
Sep
1
42% Jan
5
60% Jun
5
43 Va Jun
20
39 Vt Jan
10
64% Oct
5
4
18% Jan
3
27% Apr
24
13% Oct
123
10
Sep
27
8
181/4 Jan
3
80% Jan
22% Jan
4
62% July 18
Aug 31
38% Jan
4
10% Dec
6
57
Dec
29
71
Jan
12
59
Nov
15
751/2 Jan
15
9Va Sep
6
10% Oct
13
44
Aug 11
46 Va July 21
9% Jan
3
28
18
Jan
1131/2 Oct
5
125
Apr
11
Jun
27
45V2 Oct
25
81 Va Jan
4
55% Jan
5
831/4 Oct
26
124V4 Jan
4
96 % Jan
5
721/4 Dec
25% Nov
20
•-
2
261% Aug 22
114
69
Jan
201/4 Jan
175
Feb
6
25% Jan
5
88 Va Oct
12
95 J/4 Jan
11
88
43
Jan
29% Sep
12
28
12
1«
Jan
65V2 Jan
17
Feb
130
May 10
3
11
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil
8
Polaroid
87
21
4.18%
90 Va Feb
105V2 Jan
24
4.30%
30
5.05%
Feb
21
5.28%
67V2 Oct
4
7
78
211/2 Jan
9
23 Va Apr
74V» Sep
13
23Va Apr
20
.
20
22Va Mar 22
May 11
Feb
18
7% Sep
25
81
21
May 17
Mar 29
Public
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Serv
Co of Ind
*97'%
83
*82
83'%
83
83
96 »/a
*951%
96'%
100
92 V4
113%
115
54%
xl9
62%
♦96
4
3
3
14
4
87 Va Aug
14
431/2 Oct
11
Jun
12
39% Jun
14
Pure
29'/2 Feb
4
37% Aug 30
3OV4 Oct
10
37% Jun
24
33% Jan
27% Jun
2
39% Jan
4
3IV4 Sep
Jan
26
63% Dec
5
57% Feb
125% Jan
11
42
27
Publicker Industries Inc
93
113
82%
,
:
81'/a
83
*95i%
102
*101
300
*101
96%
——
102
60
93
21%
22%
24,700
92%
114%
111%
83%
80'%
56%
♦80
19 »/a
19 J/4
19i%
19'%
19'%
61 %
62 Vt
61
62
•96
98
124
83%
22'%
56 Vt
13%
280
83
*95%
53,700
83'%
84%
82
"
102
11,500
98 Vt
69 Va
*79'%
98
96'%
34%
*97
67%
56%
*96
83
1,400
43,100
68%
80J%
98
98%
3%
65%
55%
621%
:
22 Vt
A
*79'%
25%
♦123
A
56
63
13%
•
96'%
*83
25%
93
113'%
84
81
*92 Vt
108
84'A
*80
690
93
111%
15,300
84 Vt
400
81
—
—
56%
56%
55%
56%
28,000
19%
19%
19%
19%
2,500
61 Vt
62 Vt
61 Vt
62'%
3,800
*96
97'%
*96
42%
97%
45'%
45%
62'%
63'%
63Vt
64.
63'%
63%
63%
64 Vt
9,100
25%
26%
26 Vt
26%
26%
27 Vt
26%
27'/a
14,000
84
"
45%
84
*83
85
85
85
85
120
80%
80%
♦80
82
81
79
80'%
600
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
127%
127%
*126%
*126%
128
13%
128
44'%
*83
80%
A
13%
•126%
45 Vt
128
45%
5,100
2,400
230
22
22%
22%
24
23V4
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
15,100
68
69
67%
68%
68 Va
69
68
68%
67%
68%
11,200
llVa
11%
11 Va
♦50
52
♦50
52
52
51
14%'
14%
14%
*116
65 V4
112
90%
27 Vt
118
65%
113
91 %
27%
*116
65
113%
90 Vt
27%
liy4
52
51%
14%
118
65%
114
92%
27%
11 Va
11%
11
11%
107/a
11
50
50
•50
51%
50
50
53%
*51
51%
•51
*51
14%
*116
65%
113%
92
27%
14%
118
65%
14%
118
66
112%
93
91%
92%
28%
188 Vt
187
19%
19
19%
19
19%
*95 y4
96%
95%
96%
95%
96
44 Va
44%
43%
441%
431/4
198%
65%
111%
*19
196
14%
•116
114
187
202
14%
•116
65%
111 Va
89
28%
29%
28%
196V4
199 Va
197%
3,800
30
521/4
600
14%
1,900
118
66
2,100
111%
91
3,200\
29%
201
1,930
'
32,500"
24,300
20
19
19%
96
96
95%
96
350
43%
43%
437a
43%
44
6,600
*19%
95%
1,600
22,000
95
95 V4
97%
96
98%
94%
96%
94%
95
94%
95%
94%
95
93i/4
93V4
93
931/2
3,100
63'/a
64 %
62%
63%
62%
63%
62%
63 %
62%
62%
22,700
*29
29 V4
29 Va
29%
29Va
29V4
29
29
29
29Va
700
*83 %
84%
83%
83%
84
84
*83%
84%
83%
86 %
-
96 y4
94Va
86%
♦85%
86%
*85%
86
86%
861/2
86%
83V2
861/2
240
89
89
*88%
88%
♦88 Va
89
88%
881/2
88 Va
88%
240
103%
103%
103%
•103%
103%
•103'/2
103%
107
106%
106%
1061/2
1061/2
150
64 Va
65%
5,500
*103
107
66
103%
107
66%
*103
107
65%
66%
74
♦72 Vt
22 %
22%
*22 Va
22%
♦21%
22 V4
♦21V4
22%
*72 Va
♦160
8%
common—5
165
9
♦160
8%
86
86
*86
41%
$4.75
42
42
73%
170
65
*72%
*22 %
*21%
♦158
107
66
64%
75
*72V»
22%
221/4
165
*22%
*21%
•155
107
65%
73
22%
22 %
165
•72V2
•22V4
*21'A
*158
100
310
75
22%
100
221/4
165
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
86%
86%
86%
86%
86 «/2
*86%
881/2
80
43
42%
43%
42%
42%
42
42%
7,400
37
7,200
34%
9
8%
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
38
36%
37V4
36%
32%
•
Oil
93
116
45i%
*78
*101
92'%
x82
45%
*84
*95'%
113'%
84J/4
61%
preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power Sc Light Co—.10
Pullman Inc
No par
May 12
101 Va
45%
par
Jan
-
♦80%
100
25
25
100
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.80%
preferred
4.16%
101
93
5
84 V2 Apr
33% Jan
33%
33%
97'%
com__No par
4.32%
Oct
9,300
34
34%
com—No par
100
100
100
100
100
3 '% %
7
22 Va Mar 29
165
59%
97'%
118% Jan
8
44
58%
33%
21
66 Va Nov
43%
60%
98
Aug 25
11% Feb 11
123
29
Feb
106
17
3
70 V4 Aug
5
441%
59
34
Electric Power Co
4.08%
4
43%
96%
5'%% sf pref-100
10
Procter & Gamble
No par
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com_No par
Potomac
$1.40 div preference
47% Jan
3%
33%
10
Co
6
49% Aug 19
7
v
4
&
1
108
58%
2,100
31/4
98
2.50
5
1
85Va Mar
3
44'%
58 Va
34
34%
3'%
34
1
Co
30% Apr
28
44
58%
5,100
33%
33'%
98
(NY)
Corp
3
10
441/4
57'/a
15%
31%
33%
100
100
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston
Co
(The)
common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
8
Jan
43'%
.■
98
15%
34%
_No par
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virgina
6
Jan
3'/4
44 J/a
5%
5
Feb
33'%
3'%
*97
90
157%
;
58
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc—1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
Oct
May
34'%
3%
597/a
98
4,300
15%
;
57%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
29% Jun
93
227
15%
34 »/a
3%
59
•97
98
15'%
43%
Co
Jan
86
65 V4 J an
13
Forgings
81% Aug
83 V2 Jan
102
20 Va Jan
24
77 Va May 10
104% Jun
41% Feb
12
15% May 17
120
*97
33 %C
__
(conv)—.-No
65
7
Sep
28
17% May 17
61
98
15%
12.50
Inc
3
105% Aug 19
90
3
Pittsburgh
5
30
Jan
9
preferred
Oct
44% Dec
87V2 Aug 17
May
28V2 Apr
79% Feb
$4.80
5
9
Aug 30
3
21
18% Mar 16
130
Apr
10
64Va Jan
73
9
13
88 Vt Mar 21
951/2 Oct
30
98
36
58%
:15%
3%
100
preferred
5
Phillips Petroleum
—1
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
-No par
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred.
Piper Aircraft Corp
_2
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com. 10
$5
convertible preferred.-No par
IOOV2 Sep
30
69% Dec
84V2 Dec
35
v
5
series
3
341/4 Dec
5
5
preferred
Mar 15
1
11
801/4 Jan
6,700
58 %
*97
15%
Porter Co Inc (HK)
Jan
86
60
98
15%
84
45% Apr
Feb
.
59%
1
*97
1
common
97V4 Oct
52
8
59'%
common
19
Apr
27
19
58 Va
58%
58%
100
Inc
Poor
33 Va Jan
78J/2 Jan
8,100
Co
22% Mar 30
17% Jan
16% Dec
26% Mar
53%
preferred series A_
Inc common.
3.90%
*
36 Va Mar
52
Morris
4%
64% July 31
6
11
1
55
_No par
Reading Corp
Corp
Philip
8
18% Sep
&
Philco
83 % Mar 16
8
54 Vt
23'%
Dec
15% May 10
56 Vt
22 Vt
71
43V4 Mar
54%
231/4
81
163'A Feb
55%
22%
5
28
54'%
23
29
55% Sep
56
22%
60% Dec
132
55%
3
5
17
16,400
*43
66%--
25% Jun
28
54'%
65'%
3
Dec
52%
65'%
17% Jan
17% Nov
42
54%
63'%
8
19 Vt May 20
100'%
42
53%
63%
38 Vt Apr
88
99%
44
54%
103
62%
6
6
99%
43%
52'%
50c
15% Dec
Oct
99'%
43%
101 J/a
13
81 Va Aug 23
101
99%
*42
101%
69 % Oct
79
1001%
150
52'/a
•
100
3
8
3,300
4.68%
33% Jan
22
47'A
8
6
Jan
46%
83
Jan
Aug
48
*95
49
88
47%
100
25
93
48J/4
100
Oct
25% Jan
48
preferred.
preferred
26
1
48%
preferred
6
2
48
4.30%
Sep
10
44,600
3.80%
101
Dec
15J/4
1
12
17% Dec
15'/a
19
Jan
81% Nov
96
15%
44
Mar
May
95'/a
15 »/a
51%
Apr
9
94%
15 J/a
•
52
85
104% Mar
94%
15
44
98
93
580
96
151/4
99
5
91 Vt
Aug 14
*94J/a
15
51%
22
80% Sep
100
96
II,100
98%
100
July
♦941/4
2,600
:t
43
100
preferred
1
123
25
Coke-
4.40%
8
23
47%
34% May 15
Sep
13Va Dec
47%
103% Mar 29
96
79
5
29
83% Sep
73
95%
15%
*34
1
& Co
Electric
15Va
12
6
1
Brewing
(Chas)
95
Sep
13
28
100
_10
30 Va Jun
Jan
29V4 Sep
97%
33 Va
*
96
'
84V2 Jan
43% Feb
331/2
97V4
1
2
—
Apr
32%
971/2
Corp
99 Vt Sep
31% May
32%
96J/2
America.
3
7
91
34
32'/a
98%
common
46% Jan
87% Jan
54
34
33%
97 J/4
preferred
30% Jan
57% Jan
9
Co
Petroleum Corp of
Pfaudler
Permutit
6
38 Vt Jun
8
29
341/2
32%
98%
Corp
5% May 25
43 Va Mar
13% Apr
34%
33%
97
Ry Co
3
26% Mar 14
411/a Mar
34%
33 Va
98%
Co
15
21
Apr
34
33%
97%
&
Eastern
Jan
——— — —
5Va Jan
60
34
33%
100
Corp
—33 %c
Light
Gas
&
Pepsi-Cola
17% May 23
49 % Apr 20
"2% Dec" 21
75
35
com___No par
.
23
16% Jan
w—
Sep
Sand
Light
10
27
15
341/4 Jan
Glass
&
preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
July 24
62% Jan
37V4 Nov
13Va May 17
Power
4% %
3,300
65
:
*46'%
48
1
Corp
19
*24
25
'
27% Oct
190
,
6%
15%
Co
19%
23
90%
63%
*
65
145
6%
*21 '/a
700
14%
No par
Chemicals
29%
1
1
Corp
Inc
30
94
114
70o
5
common
Pennsalt
39%
*112%
30%
94
21%
8,700
10,300
114
*93%
30
93%
21%
39 %
145
6%
5
•112
50c
Co
conv
(JC)
39%
39%
145
,
1
Ford
Fruit
88%
18%
Corp_.l
4.68%
84
88%
12%
Inc
Cement
Penney
23%
83
88 Va
*18%
112
1,000
9,600
20Va
Penn
9
23
84%
87%
12%,
113
3,800
20
Penn-Dixie
14
23%
83 V4
,
.18%
Co
prior
23
88%
88%
18Va
113
17%
84%
,84
12%
;
Proof
conv
Penick
60 Vt Dec
Nov
23% May
18%
21%
Transportation
Coal Co common
Peabody
Apr
<fe
Rust
Parmalee
Mar 15
May 16
19
18 Va
100
Pipe
Pictures
Davis
Parker
2
24
27 Va July 26
18%
17
J
12%
Corp
Airways
preferred
Paramount
30% Aug
76%
22 Va
Sulphur
World
44% Apr
?'
89
75%
17%
Electronics
American
Sep 29
85% Apr 11
3
84%
88%
77%
12%
com__14 2/7
Consolidated
Pan
44
22 Va July 25
Tin
Pan
94
15
23%
84
75%
63'A
27
3
Mar 22
18
22 Va
79
91%
19
86 % Jan
22%
58 Va
77 Va
*21 %
21% Feb
39% July 19
18%
*58 Va
92
26% May 15
53% Jan
18%
17%
58%
64
8
1
18%
16,800
17%
58 Va
22
8
7
78%
43%
-4
17%
62%
13
30
77 Va
4,800
58%
91 Va
Oct
50% Dec
77 Va
"43
300
35%
17%
22
14% Sep
16% Sep
91% Oct
8
29
44
35%
*58Va
22
Packaging Corp. of America
67% Sep
Jun
43%
59
63
24 Vt Aug 30
39% Apr
44%
17 Va
92
4
83 % Mar 18
40
43%
41%
23
4
'
35%
61 Va
19 Va Oct
6
28
35
90 %
8 Vt Ma,y 16
14
25
Oct
16% Apr
34%
,
88
23
3
4
19 Vt Oct
*85%
25
5
■
88
25
3
2,200
*85%
58 Va
1
10,300
43%
35
17 Va
30
38%
43%
43%
88
No par
&
38 Va
38%
43 Va
93%
♦85 Va
Electric
Gas
38 Va
5
Pacific
Apr
39%
.43 Va
Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg
6% preferred
Pacific
11
177
38 Va
40
~90
93%
17
44
Aggregates Inc_5
common
preferred
6
Oct
65
93%
♦93
Corp
&
Co
*92
No par
5 Vt Jan
-
——.
Jan
American
Pacific
93 Va
112
common
I
Pacific
♦92
170
98
*16%
59 Va
112
*97%
81%
17
17%
89%
98
3,700
93%
*16%
44%
..
*97%
45%
92%
81%
88
*85 Va
83% V 84
98
45%
17
34%
21%
'
43
34 Va
.'88%
83%
*16%
18%
1
93 Va
•81%
_100
15
141 Vt Jan
2
12
A
Co
3
48 Vt Apr
23
Corp
46%
*92%
83%
17.
75%
com__6.25
Co
30 Vt Jan
Feb
7% Jan
145
23
26
Paper
preferred
92% Oct
3
J an
Fiberglas
15
Mar
59
Corp
Glass
22% May 17
24% Jun
17%
preferred
5%
53% Sep
8
26 V4 Mar 10
12
$5
14% Jan
77
May 11
4% Oct
Oxford
July 11
12% Oct
6
22 % May
130 Vt Feb
4%
5
34% May
87% Jan
3
44%
10
No par
Owens-Illinois
120% Apr
5
1
Corp
45%
92
♦97%
43
46 Va
92
38%
♦42 Va
88
45 Va
93
38 Va
34%
Utilities
Co
Owens-Corning
26% Jan
18% Jan
18% Mar 18
60
Outlet
9
Aug
•
46% Mar
10
102% Mar 22
18
33%
Corp
Marine
104
11
♦85 Va
30c
Chemical
Gas
46
17
7.50
Gas
Rockland
Outboard
Apr
17
Elevator
18% May 11
26
11 % Jan
20
Sep
17% Aug 17
7
12% Oct
Otis
27
34 Va Jan
93
3
28
11
231/4 Oct
July 28
16% Jan
&
28 Vt Feb
82% Oct
42 Va.
17
100
Natural
&
Orange
80 Va July
a,
42 Va
3.125
Mathleson
14
20
93 Va
•39 Va
38%
preferred
Olin
4
18% Oct
42% July
;.
No par
Co
20
Olin
54% Jan
45
common_5
;
Electric
&
4.24%
29
•
Co
45%
15
common
preferred
Oklahoma
29
75
Co
36"% July 10
a
15'/a Dec
19 '/a Oct
Gas
4%
35% Nov
.
Oil
Okla
4
16
'■ 88% Mar 27
.
Edison
33%
33%
34
34
34%
34%
34%
34 Va
7,500
13,000
Q
42
26
Mar
8
136
Aug 18
27% Nov
14
For footnotes, see page
17
131
Jan 13
26% Jan
4
24.
92
145
31
Oct 13
Sep 18
Apr
1
Quaker Oats Co common
5
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
.
88
142
89,
' 142
29% 29%
89 %
142
29%
90%
142
29%
90%
142
*29%
91
91
142
142
29%
29%
91%
142
29%
90%
*142
29 "Va
92
142%
30
4,000
TO
600
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22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1630)
Monday, October 16, 1S61
...
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year I960
LOW
STOCK
• t.
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
"
Monday.
Par
Oct. 9
Tuesday
'
,vv>:
AND
HIGH
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 10
PRICES
«•'
Oct, 11
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
•
Oct. 13
-
the Week
Oct. 13
Shares
R
78% Apr
25
67% Jan
4
74
Apr
18
49% Jan
16
65% May
8
70% Jan
23
74% May 15
Oct
3
23% Feb
23
Ranco
26 % Oct
46% Oct
12
33% Sep
26
Random House Inc.—:
—.1
Raybeslos-Manhattan
No par
Raymond International Inc__3.33 */3
17
88% Feb
6
6
31
W
34% Sep 27
8
July 19
44ya Aug 18
r
15% Aug 14
10% July 26
25% Feb
7
Apr
19
57%. Jan
4
29
2
22% Jun
15
12 % Oct
11
Jan
6
F7V4 Jan
4
30% Oct
70
28
25
53% Jan
4
8% Dec
20
18% Jan
5
20% Dec
5
11% Dec
8
5
33% Feb
28% Jan 20
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t
,
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Rayonier
Inc
4.-50
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15% Jan
18 >
V
non-cum
non-cum
58
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12% Dec 28
15%
1
Nov
15%
6
28% Jan
r
Oct
13
69% Jun
21
Red
1 12%
Jan
3
20% Apr
14
18
16
Jan '
28% May 10
25 * May
8
7
3
28% Jun 16
.
7
16% Oct
11
16 % Jan
6
Oct
10
-20% Apr
67
1
68% Jap
,4
.44
Apr
18
27% Feb
1
20
Aug 24
52% Jun
1
Mar 14
54
Oct
11
31 % Aug 29
27% Jan
11
11% July 11
15% Aug 23
10% Jan
3
14% Jan
6
53% Jan
3
65% Mar
9
52
84
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v
Aug 18
57
19% Mar 14
7% Feb
12% Jan
25
.>
20
48% Dec
6
78% Jan
4
33% Sep
28
50 % Jan
22
37% Mar
Jun
56% Jan
21
43% Jan
37%
71% Jan
4
Sep 26
4
48
36
Oct
1H>% Oct
27
149
76 ya Jan
5
31
85
Oct
12
Sep 23
Oct
26
108
Aug
2
83
26% Jan
Mar
13% Jan
4
5
90 Va Oct
23% May
3
84
2% Dee
33 V* Nov
3
8
30% Oct
4
5
2% Jan
3
3% Feb
Apr
7
32% Feb
10
Reynolds
Jan
4
43% Jan
19
21
Oct
28
26% Jan
4
23% Jan
3
30 y« Oct
27
Dec
2
38% Jan
6
27y« Jan
4
38% AUg
€00
Dec
28
82
Jan
4
780
Mar 23
500
16
87
89
Sep
20% Dec
12% Apr
5
9% Apr 14
14 ye May 12
16
May
May
670
2
92
2
17% Jan
13
13% Sep
21 ya Jan
22
12% Jan
8
16% Jan
Oct 25
21% Jan
13
1
46% Jan
4
11% Oct 25
21% Mar
2
10% Oct
3
12 ye Apr
14% May 31
12% Feb
3
Jan 22
bet 19
36% Jan
3
Jun-'23
18% Jan
15
31 ya Dec
5
31% Oct 24
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3
:
17
14 y4 May
6
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1
26%
9% May
Jan
9
3
25% Apr
14
Sep
30
18
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28%
28%
29
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72
72
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.
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13
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60
60
60
12%
60
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V
23
f
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3
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r
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19
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60%
59%
60
47
46%
47%
74%
47%
76%
54%
55 v.-
12y2
14,800
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-
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'
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-
99
5,500
90
14%
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1%
81,200
15
:
300
17,900
1%
23,100
97%. ..98%
98%
98%
40
40 3/4
40%
40%
7,400
30%
;
30 3/4
30%
30%
6,600
;:.;:';"!/v;3l
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3 Va
3
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143/4
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,
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31
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40 V.
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50,800
,
112y4
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1%
10,100
,
47%
74%
•
90
'
37
-
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78%
77%
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3,300
45,400
,
75%
.,
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19,600
,
55%
55
.
2,300
.
:
35 Va
31%
31%
3
3%
35V4 ; 353/4
8,000
32
'3
2,800
3%
11,800
59%
59 V#
59%
59 Va
59%
"59%
59%
2,800
28
28
28%
28
28%
28%
29%
29%
30%
35%
35%
35
35%
35%
35s/a
35%
35%
11,100,
2,800
20
555
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35 Va
35%
'
560
553
558
90
90
90
24%
25 %
24%
24%
22%
23
23%
21
21%
22V8
21%
22%
33%
33
567
90
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22
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565
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24%
22%
565
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-
v
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35%
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24%
4,100
567
1,170
90
100
243/4
24%
24%
16,200
23%
•
22%
23%
10,500
'
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32 Va '
1
20 g
:
23
33%;
10% Hii/;;-'
13
13,
10%
11 V«
13V4
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1
39 Va.
39%
40
40
14
14
14
14
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5
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;
.
22%
1,500
23%
23%
2,100
32%
32
32%
65,200
11
19,300
;;. 10%
11
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14%
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14%
21%
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7,600
14%
10,600
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22 v4
15 V#
;•;
10%
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40
39%
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13%
14%
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40%
21%.
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15%
22%
23%
31%
n%
■
40
13%
22
21%
14%
»
22 y4
22%
'
12%
;
22
33
103%
.
22%
23 Va
32%
23
1
Aerdnlpticial Co
IV/a'.'-'
,16%
13%
1V4 :•
31%
1
Rygn
8 s
1G
20 Va
16%
•*% 18
59%
28
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(Jacob)
20
:
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,
Inc
Ruppert
t'l.SOO
36%
■
Rubbermaid
Ruberoid
2,600
ri6%r
35%
5.9%
36 Va.
59
1
-1
1
•
1,500
'58
,
■
rv" 1,300
18%
45%..," •', .45 % .45% -2f
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24
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25,000
55%
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:
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48%
V; 46%
47%
14,600
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89%
13%
41%
31
•
/
31
30%
Royal McBee Corp„_
7
so
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.
99
...
40
35%
'560
-
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1%
97
,
'
35%
T___5
preferred series A
13%
>
39%
40
^
30% ' 31%
31V2 » 31%
No par
Aircraft
78%
.
'90%
13%
•:
2,700
2,400
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Inc—
81%
79
90 Va
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10%;
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13%
23
37%
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73
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23
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18%
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13
22%
23
;*lZVa
100
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Royal "Dutch Petroleum Co
43% Apr 11
19% Apr 18
16% May 17
,
25%
...
new_5
Corp
Ronson
Corp—
Roper (Geo D) Corp__
Royal Crown Cola Co
25% May 11
§
10% Mar 15 1
33% Sep ;19
4%
7
19
com
series-
Rohm St Haas Co common
Rohr
5
Feb
Tobacco
Rockwell-Standard Corp
16
29% Sep
18
28%
22%
.
,
Riegel Paper Corp
10
Ritter Company—
-2.50
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
l
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
-1
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
No par
Rochester Telephone Corp—;
,-10
July 31
27% May
23% Sep
9
27%
.
Manufacturing
Richfield
9
I
29Vs
-;' 18 %,
No par
Richardson-Merrell
13
41% Oct 25
(RJ)
Rhodesian
1% Mar 23
108% Apr 10
51% Apr 27
34% May 10
50% Mar 13
47% Jun
59% Oct
>;
,
Freferred 3.60%
Rheem
5
1% Jan
17%
56%
*72%
.
9
50
3
3
25
25% Jan
55
19
78% Jan
4
4% Jan
28% Jan 21
19
Jan
52% July
24
Dec
42
6
Dec
69
23% Oct
4
17
'
,
8
2y«Jan
30
>-
6
3
17%
55%
,
•
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10
8
17%
*
,
—
5
37% Sep
iy. Dec
.
72%
17%
13x13%
22%
,
72%
17%
.
57
.
30
81% Oct
2
5
56 y« Jun
413%
23%
36V*
37%
10%
lp%
13
56%
72%
17%.
58
.
3
49% Jan
131% Jun
<
Inc
.
56
772%
28%
*
57%
17%
71%
2&%
72
„
3
59% Apr
11
Jan
.
18% May 11
May 17
10
41% Sep
68% Sep
42% Jan
.
7
51% May 10
3
57
7
13
-
66% Mar
23
37% Oct 24
Apr
49% Juri
Owl stores
58%
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:
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15% , 153;,
20
4- 20%:
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20%
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20
20%
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;
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45
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23
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55
54
54
Republic-Aviation
Corp
—_146
,47%
;
46%
47%' •'•:
" 47
• 477a
Republic Corp common^——___50c
12% ' 13
12%' 12%
12%
12%
$1 convertible preferred
10
.-lOVa -16%.
16%
16% ••
16%
16%
Republic Steel Corp„
—-10
59%
60%
59%;.; 60%
; 59%
60%
Revere Copper & Brass
5
;
48
,48% v.
47%/47%%:.
47
47V2
Revlon Inc—
1
73%* 76%
^
76
77%
74%
75%
Rexall Drug Js Chemical Co—-2.50
54.;
54%
> 54
54%
53%
54%
Reynolds Metals Co Com——NO par
" 36V2
37%
*
36
36% >
36l/»
36%
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50
47% ;i,4.7%
47%
47% :
47 % • 47y2
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109%
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109
110
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22
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.
.; ;
,
Reed Roller Bit Co-—
Reeves Bros Inc
Relchhold Chemicals
Reliable Stdres Corp_
Reliance Elec Sc Eng Co„
Reliance Mfg Co cotomon
19% Mar 17
17% Oct 24
Dec
Jan
73
29%
*71
,■
,
—5
—
4%
4%
57%
17% - 17%
1
Raytheon Co
Co common.
,
1
.
No par
—2.50'
—
V Reading
11% Mar 22
..
56
72%
com_No par
$3.50 1st preferred—
21% Apr
Dec
15'/. Sep
15% Dec
16
Radio Corp of America
9
22,.
14%
..
40
.
; 14%
i4%:
.
1,500
.12%,
40'%
.
3,500
1,500
•<
,
v
S
32% Oct
40% Apr
24
4
Nov
S38
24 y« Sep
7
61
36% Jan
88% Aug
9
Apr
8
32
Feb 26
37 y2 Sep
7
May 27
80
86
15
4.30%
26% Jan
3
36
38% Jun
33% Jan
9
22% Jan
18
15% Jan
3
79% Feb
30% Oct
26
55 % Jan
70% Jan
5
31% July 20
Jan
7
24% Jan
12
10% May
19
4
13
7
16
21 Va Apr
14
88
93
July
31% Sep
Mar 14
7
13% Dec 12
19% Oct 31
92
Aug
19% Oct
5
5
Apr
40% Feb
27
Jan
4
30% Jan
3
7% Jan
3
39% Feb 16
17% Oct 10
14% Jan
3
22
100
May 25
8
21% Jan
3
34% May
5
8% Jan
3
11
May
8
17
66% May
3
64
18
18
42
Aug 22
Sep 25
7% Nov
1
16% Feb
15
17% Feb
17
Oct
36
4
72
May 27
•1
Jan
4
16
Oct
31
26
71% Jun
Jan
8 % Sep
19
85
15
70
J&n
3
73% Jan
11
16% Jan
3
Feb
21
8% Jan
14
5
Jan
3
38% Jun
13
27
Jun
16
24 J/2 Aug 22
18% Sep 22
11
Oct 25
4
90
.Ian
21% July 25
15
4
Jun
23
19% Jan
Jan
7
Jan
5
10
43% Jan
5
12% Jun 27
30% Apr 28
17% Sep 15
15% Dee 29
29% Dec
16% Sep
12
S3% Oct
24
43
43
Jan
30% Jun
47% Oct
17
Jan
Oct
97% Jan
13
9
13
31
25
36% Oct
4.
3
■18% Sep
12
Jan
5
4
15% Sep
15% Jan
4
4
16% Feb
14
25
19
1
•22% Sep
23% Sep 29
31% Sep
1
28
Jan
3
40
54
Jan
6
42% Jan
4
94 Va Jan
4
70% Jan
3
Nov
23
55% Jan
4
36 Va Oct
•
68 % Dec
22
63% Jan
11
44% Jan
3
Jan
;<
37
Feb
13
31% Feb
34
Apr
7
38% May 23
60% Apr 17
90% Aug 14
51
Oct
45V« May
115
Oct
53% Jan
11
18% Feb
26
12% Jan
28% Mar 23
23% Jan
36% Jun
4
26 % Oct
11
64% Jun
15
46% Jan
347/« Jun
2
42% Jan
5
73% Aug 22
38% Jan
*
.
30
45% Jan
28
51% Oet
18
22% Jun
21
28% Dec
19
21
11
14
May 10
25
Dee
4
Jan
4
47% Jan
19
36% Jan
3
5i%Oct
38% Jan
3
47% May 18
5
54 Va Jan
5
*
i
20% Jan
8
Southern
.•
Natural
Pacifie
Southern
Railway
17% Jan
19% Apr
11
65% Mar 20
9
71
.
May 12
9
Southwestern Public Service
34% Apr
3
46% Apr
25
7% Jan
12
ll7/# Apr 27
Spalding (AG) 6c Bros Inc.
1—;
Spartans Industries—I——1
Bparton Corp
—2.50
Spencer Chemical Co commop,—-^ -
3
44% May 31
Jan
3
91r
Mar
20% Jan
26
35
May 15
footnotes,
6
see page
88% Jan
24.
3
97% May
2
9
-
4.20%
Co—1
preferred—100
Sperry Rand Corp common—
50c
~ '" $4.50 preferred——
—23
6,200
31%
15,200
23%
24%
13,900
21%
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22%
46%
77 Va
45%
77%
6%
15 Va
15
12 Va :
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51 Va
48 %
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29 %
19%
87 Va
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45
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27 Va
67%
68
68
68%
43%
44
43%
44
10%
10%
10%
10%
27 Vs
11,600
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19%
22,800
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57 Va
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7%
1,300
5,400
57%
4,700
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47
47
1,400
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23%
23%
23%
3,500
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30
1
20
20%
88%
87%
88%,
58%
59
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59
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17,500
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61
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36
36
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13,000
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28%
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_
300
20V4
87%
33%
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40
90
25%
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30
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80
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3
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27% .27%
66V4 68
43
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107/a 11%
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7V2
287/8
60
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4
88
51%
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16
28
49
89
28%
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35
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51 Va
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17
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27
30
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72
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,
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20 Va Jan
90
.
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.
28%
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s
4,700
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22
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6
70
93
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24 V4
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24
.
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37 V4
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22%
74
24 Va
.
100
9%
125%
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22%
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41%
74%
76%
93
22%
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-
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28,200
124%
24%
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non-cum
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.
1,700
60%
9
9%
125
23%
(Del)—Nopar
4
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8%
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11,200
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42%
,
Co
10
41%
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.
common—No par
;
59%
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.
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4
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63
42 Va
56%
51 Va
47 %
23%
29 V4
19%
86 V4
58%
49 %
44%
Gas
Co
29
'
10
61 %
42
—
13
Southern
92-% Sep
28%
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,
„
11
26% Jan
.1,500
TO %
36%
;.M6%,
,
29% Jan
"
420,100
17%
42 y4
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..No par
17
May 23
4,500
16%
17%
10%
:-Vv,
13
83
36%
15%
103%
;
100
36
42 Va
•""
54,100
17%
10V4
.
400
-
17
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.
May 17
98%
42 %
.
22% Apr 10
88% Oct 12
60
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98%
36%
46 Ve
46%
76 Va
76%
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12% -••12%;
47%
r
24% Aug 23
31% Sep
No par
,
13
Oct
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21%
99
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f 26,100
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:
16 Va
126 Va
24%
21%
24%
39%
'
19%
17%
41%
8%
0%
31%
31%
75." ... 75%,.
15%
15%:-
,
69% Aug 23
84% May116
18% Oct 31
46%
477/a
77%
"6%
Stegler Corp———
—_—1
,
,
23%
24 v
23% ,24
..
Stgnode Steel-Stripping Co—
fl
~
35%
35% s
*35^ 357/8
Simmons Co.
Nopar
.
->-49Va" 50 ■•■■v
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Simonda Saw StSteel
—Nopar
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88
simplicity Pattern Co
——1
51^
51
51
51 .*
Sinclair Oil Corp—
•——5
r " ■ 36%
36%
36% .37%.
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,—20
112%" 115
,
,
lliVa 114
Skelly Oil Co—
—25 \
56%
58
\ 57 .
58
Smith (AO) Corp—
—10
..
; 26%
27Vav
26%
27%i
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc—,—5
17%
18%
17%
18V4:1
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
5 /
28V4
28Vi''-;" 27%
28
,
Smith Kline & French Labs-Ng par ,-69
70%
1
68
69V4
Socony MobU Oil Co Inc
,_15
42%
437/s
43
43%
8oo Line Railroad Co
Nopar
10%
107/a
10%
107/a
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
7%
7%
7Va
7V2
South Carolina E&G Co com-4-50
"
56
56%
56V2
57Va
5% preferred-.
—,_50
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52J%
"
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52V2
South Jersey Gas Co
—2-50
48 V2
49
*48%
48%
South Puerto Rico Sugar com
5
23Va
23%
23%
23Va
8% preferred,.
:
——25
30
30
*29 %
30
1 Southeastern
Public Service Qo_10c
1&V4
18V2
18%
19%
Southern California Edison__,
25
84%
85%
85
85%
Southern Co
—5
58Va
58"%
58Va
58%
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,49%
50 V2
49%
50
29% Oct
11
22%
.
,
39
36
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V 93
22%
23 v8
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74
.
280
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74
40
39%
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"
19%
73%
75
42
-1
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61% Oct
9% Jan
6%
31 Va
.'24%
21%
74
\
,
32
:;*38V4
■20%
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"9Va -id
No par
Inc——2.50 "
(Frank G)„
3
47% Mar 15
Dec
*72%
V
"12%
29 Va Jun
Sep 26
74
.
-
24%
47%
i
23% May 18
21% Sep 26
6% May 2
26% Nov 23
19%
32
"
A
39
*38.V4
10 Vb
63%
125
127
76l/a.
91 %
22%
22%
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;
91 %
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31%
;
6%
31%
24 %
21%
V*'
123;
v
—
Corp.
18% Aug 23
1
Co
74
.
4
65
29
Dec
8%.
..
.
5
49 Va Oct
3
23% Jan
Sep 28
16% Nov 23
•
52V4Jun
3
4
40
Jun
25
11
83% Jun 16
18% Sep 28
64%
Jan
27% Jan
50% July 18
12
31% Jen
49
15 % Jan
30
'
,
.
9V« May 25
57% Oct 10
9
15% Jan
3
15"% Dec
17
8%
9%,
.
13% May 26
6% Mar 15
44% Jan
27% Jan
30% Feb
70
7
56% Feb
39 Vs Jan
9% Mar 10
38% Aug 31
40% Aug 24
15
12% Nov
Jan
8%
8%
'
„
48% May 19
1
Steel
Sheraton Corp of
7
38% Oct
~7% Dec~30
42%
"V.
,——1
Shell Transp Sc Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp—
-——4
67% July 3
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
46% Dec
*41.
*72 V4
-—-I
——3
Corp-!
5
—v—_3
— 1
common—
preferred——
$5.25
Shattuck
9
55
12
41 Vi
,
Shell Oil Co-———
4
6
10
'*40%
'
,
•
29 Vb
28%
10 Va
62%
41%
'
"
—20
Co—
Si Co
Rubber
Inc
Sharon
6
2
Jan
10 y8
62%
—100
Amer——1
Shamrock Oil St Gas
28
Jun
4% Jun
preferred—
Shahmoon Industries
<46% Mar 6
23% May 15
19 Va May 21
23% Aug
8
11% Oct 23
20% Oct 24
34
28%
10-;
60
29%
23%
Seiberling
May 17
29% Dee
37
38%
10V4
60%
I3,ooo
89%
400
36'/4
17 Va
17 Vb
17 Ve
17
10 V»
;;
55%
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-
32%
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99
36
17%;. 17%'
;
31%
32 %
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99Va
59 Ve
29
".
22 Va
Servel
4
21
13
47
17%
39%
54%
89
89%
400
1
39
V
19%
20%
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1
39%
40
36
'36%'
16%
17%
122%
76Va
93 %
Sears Roebuck
8
14% Apr 19
48% Aug
7
8% Jan
11
20% Jan
JUn
*17V4
31 Va
*38%
75
*97 :
,
■
19 Va
16%
*90 %
Seaboard Finance Co
Sengrave Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls
July 28
20% Apr
102% Sep
21% Jan
31
69
Sep 26
26% Mar 24
33
Sep 29
93% Qet 31
: 15%
*300*
,
"
12
23% Jan
Get
'
.421 ,
/; *76%
Screw & Bolt Corp of
Seaboard Air Line RR
29% Mar 21
37% May 12
10% Dec
400
39
99Va,
36% v
35Va
'
.
400
56%
*89
*300
19%
*7-2%
38%
V,
39
*97%
89
31%'
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Paper Co common
No par
preferred——
—No par
3.60%
May 22
80
Feb
11% Jan
14% Mar 31
7% Sep 29
37%
J
75
567/a
89
*38 V4
19%
*72Va'
56 Ve
89
V31 %
••
39
19 Vb
'•
$4
preferred——
-Nopar
Scoylll Mfg Co common———_—25
•37%-Feb 24
54
4
Oct
.
31%
^"*38%
—1
Inc
400
55 Va
56%
'
31V4
63.40
15
73% May 11
31% Jan
25
16
100
Scott
27 y4 Jun
28
Jan
10
8iyaMay 9
97
May 19
29
' 5
59
Oct
4
4% Dec
41
127
Jan
87
29 y# Sep
20 y. Apr
12
May 17
1
30% Nov
44% Feb 17
10 y« Nov 28
*300
■
Schick
14 y» Mar 10
89
"
8
93 y4 Jun
77
Aug 15
92 Va Aug 19
30
Jan 15
66% Jan
38
56%
i 89
*300 '
56%
'
89
—
May 10
10
preferred
conv
56 Va
.
Joseph Lead Co
—10
St Joseph Light & Power—No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com
No par
Preferred series A 5%
—100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
—100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co_,—10
I
San Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
5
Schenley Industries Inc com_—1.40
Convertible preference
—35c
Sohering Corp common
——1"'
5% convertible preferred——30
7
79
11
Feb
8IV2 Jun
50% Feb
6
25
1.66%
—100
—-100
common
St
9
37% Jan
8% May
42% Oct
.
Safeway Stores
4% preferred
!
14% Sep 30
69% Mar 8
29% Apr 19
J
Sep 21
90% Mar 15
Jan
259
34 Va
7%
38%
.90
25%
24%
91 %
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*
7%
38
.*89
f,
33%
*
7%
'
38%
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-
13,500
5,200
72,'
34
r
26
-36%
4,000
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5,700
39%
13,500
I
25 y4
91%
7,900
5,200
••
90.
24%
*91
55,900
T
18%
70
87,000
•
70
Volume
194
Number 6099
-
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1631)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 19G0
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
29% Mar
8
77 Vi Feb
NEW YORK
Lowest
46% Dec
8
2
82% Sep
19
25% July 25
35% Feb 25
37% Jan
4
29% Jan
57% Dec
14
52% Jan
79% Aug 22
13% Sep 13
30% JUn 20
72% Jan
11% Jan
78% May 12
18% May 15
25 % Jan
53 % Jun
5
51 % Jan
46% Jan
81% Sep
56% Apr
84% Sep
18
70 V\ Jan
12
loy8 May 11
12% May 11
Jun
40
1
35% Oct
82
4
35
May~16
47% Dec
30
38
Dec
50% Jan
4
'
1
44% May 31
83% Nov 25
20 Vs Oct
6
26% Oct
25
26% Dec
89
25
62% Dec
Jan
56
,
5
51% Sep
84
Jan
18% Oct
Jan
13
40% Jan
4
Sep
25% Oct
37% July
8
27
42% Jan
4
60
Feb
3
,
11
Nox
24
.
25
„
59 Va Feb
89
Jun
28
Mar 30
25
82
32
A
3
9% Oct
3
20
77
82
16%
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Jan
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44
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Transwestem Pipeline Co
1
Trans World Airlines Inc
B
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
$2.70 preferred—
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Truax-Traer Coal Co—
1
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
20% May 15
39% Jan
v
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A
1
33% Nov 30
25% Mar 14
:
20
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3
■
4
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.
83%
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31%
11
24
33% Aug 10
59% Jan 10
48%
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14%
-
31% *
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Tishman Realty & Construction—L
Toledo Edison Co
I
8
TorHngton Co
No par
May 31
60% Sep 13.
42% Jun
9
37% Jan
20
123
I
:
101
Aug
31% Oct
V.
Dec
Jan
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;
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17
■
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31
-
17
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6
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8
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2
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76
30%
4
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76
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28.
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,
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30y4 Oct
9 Y
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24
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50
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—
1
Tennessee Corp...
;
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r—
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Texas Gas Transmission Corp
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Texis Gulf Sulphur——No par
Texas Instruments Inc
»
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—10
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100
^
3
301/2 Apr 27
7
45%
-
12
80% Jan
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.
46% Febr 16
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15
15% Jan
69
16
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11
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25
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11
6
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4
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79
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4
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11
108
26
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21
t
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t
33
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i
25 y8 Jan
3
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37
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14% July 25
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1
3
471/8 Jan
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.
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8
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1
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Jun
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40
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4
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f
:
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34% Apr 11
13% Sep 21
3
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44%
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Stprer Broadcasting Co...
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7
6
Studebak.er*Packard Corp com.
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1
•'•
444
2301 Jan
:
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3
—100
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6
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4
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1
21% Oct
4
33 ya Apr
4
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1
18% Jan
i.
Sunbeam CorpT_______
45% M'ar 17
55'/a Aug 25
a—1.
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5
17% Oct - 6
28% May 31
3
13% Jan
20% Apr 20
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1
2
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90
5
82% Jan
Aug
Sun Oil Co....—.—
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3
58% Oct 12
'Y 47% Jan
29
Jun
3
9
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co comnlon.l
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22
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*
25
3
24% Mar 7
Apr
5%% 2nd pfd series of *55..
30
33
Jan 30
38% July 10
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12.50
119
Oct 13
3
101% Jan
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3
7
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1115
Oct
3
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37
58
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Sweets Co of America.
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49% Feb 28
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5
12% Jan
3
Symington Wayne Corp.
1
27% Jan
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,
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4
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76.
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40
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27
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11
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9
4
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9
67
30
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;
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Jan
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33 % Jan
25
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27
65% Jan
27
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44% Mar 24'
22% Oct
Mar 28
28% Apr
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1
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74 ya
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4
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16
May 11
9
45% Nov
21
9
38%
84%
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43%,
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19
4
>
26% Jan
21% Mar 25
;
Oct. 10
39%
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5
Tuesday
Oct. 9
^
55% May 4
49% Apr 10
29
21% Aug
19% Oct
'
25
40% Jan
8
Mar
78% Sep
Sep 25
4
4
Monday
Par
Spiegel Inc commoik
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l—5
Standard Brands Inc com—No par ,>
v
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—NO par
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Standard Oil of Calif com
6.25.-$3:30 conv preferred wi
No par
Standard Oil of Indiana
25
•
Standard Oil of New Jersey.
Standard Oil of Ohio cojnmon.1.10
}
3%% preferred series A
.100
{Standard Packaging Corp com.4.
1
V ^
$160 convertible preferred
20 $1.20 convertible preferred—20
,i 6%
convertible preferred
—20
v
Standard Pressed Steel Co
L
1
'
'v
Stanley War: | - Corp
A
Y
Stanray Corp.
u
1
Starrett Co (The). L S
No par
Stauffer Chemical Co Common^
5
:
3Va% preferred
100
''
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc.
:
1
•
Sterling Drug Inc.__.__
■
;.
5
>
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc.
15
Stewart-Warner Corp.
^2.50
88% Apr^ 17
46 Va Oct 13
Jan
44 %
36% Jan >4
102
64% Apr
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
;
STOCK
EXCHANGE
11%
11%
11 Va
15%
15%
15%
*
400
18.200
I
300
70
4.300
11%,
UVa.
22.600
V
«?} /.
Y""
12% Mar
6% Nov 30'
1
3
29% Oct
25
43 Va Jan
4
33% Jan
4
106 ya Oct
25
148 Vz Jap
6
116
Jan
4
Jan
4
87 y4 Jan
Udylite Corp
18% Sep
65 Va
25
May 11
1
17%
17%
■17%
18%
Corp—
Asbestos & Rubber
40%
41%
39%
40%
7%
7%
7%
71/2
7%
10ya Mar 28
Union
42.% May.22
May 22
Union
Union
Bag-Camp Paper Corp-—6%
Carbide Corp
No Par
50% Oct
Union
Electric
144
Co
38 Ya-
39
39%
■r
.I30y4.132%
39% Aug 19
39
Jan
3
49%
50
6
96
Aug 15
92
Jan
30
$4.50
series
No
par
94 VA
Apr
74% Jan
20
Preferred
$3.70
series...
No par
*76%
68 ya Jan
75
Aug 16
71
Feb
24
76
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
*73
74
Preferred
$4
No par
25
*84
49%
78%
84%
5
8
77% Jan
7
85
Aug 19
81
Jun
27
33 Va Mar
8
47
Nov
16
42% Jan
6
31
Jan
5
27 Va Jan
25
Sep 28
8% Aug
2
7% Jan
4
25 Va Oct
21
32% Jan
6
19 ya Oct
26
24% Jan
13
25 %
Apr
37% Jan
88
Aug 24
8
35% Dec
Mar
9
39% Dec 20
29% Sep 25
33% July 26
17
Nov
2
27
18% Feb
Apr
15
18
1
6,700
221/a
22 i/a
22%
22%
*22 y8
22%
10
41%
42%
411/s
22%
41%
411/4
41%
41
'41%
39%
41
24,500
Corp common
.5
(series of 1955) conv pfd_100
45 Va
46 VA
44%
45%
44
44%
44'/2
45i/4
43%
45
18,600
4%
(series of 1956) conv pfd.100
United
Artists
45 Vi Mar
United
Biscuit Co
7
United
Carbon
United
Nov
17
44
Jan
3
3
United
Engineering
17 Va Jan
3
29J/4 Aug
4
United
Fruit
34% Aug .30
53% Jan 25
39
May
1
United
52% Jan
69
Aug 21
United
18% Feb 20
United
30% Jan 27
30 Va Mar
4
83% Jan
4
H J&n
4
54% Jan
33% July 8
43% Jun 16
30% Jan
3
3
16,
3
24 Va Apr
1% May
United
5
29
47% Feb
9
93
Jan
4
97% Jun
4
24% Jan
3
32
Oct 25
74 y« Jan
4'
49 Va Apr
14
July 31
79% Aug 17
Cos
U
Freight
Co.
9,700
35%
35
35%
35%
36%
36%
36%
3,500
22
22
21%
221/4
22%
23%
231/8
23%
2,000
73
73%
72%
73%
73
73
72%
72'/a
2,000
331/4
321/2
33
*32%
33'/4
600
81/2
15.800
,
8%
8%
8%
*49%
50%
*491/2
20 y8
3,800
24 y8
24%
21,800
21,600:
201/4
20
25'/4
24%
25^
35%
35%
35%
36%
35%
36
35%
361/4
64%
64%
64
64%
64
64%
*63%
64%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
167/a
16%
167/a
3,200
20%
20%
21
211/4
26.200
17
.
1
1%
1%
t
20%
20%
21
1 Va
Va
621/2
62%
34
34
34
36%
36%
361/a
63
361%
.70%
20
20
24%
34
.
^20
201/4
64%
30 Va
50
251/8
36
,♦95
200
50
20
62%
„
8%
8%
50
24%
167/a
1-1/4
33%
8'/a
*49%"
20%
64%
20%
*32%
8%
50
251/4
35%
.
33%
33%
8%
50%
....
96
1
29%
.
35%
*94%
301/4
75
70%
7i y2
62..
Jk34""
95
95
30%
.
1,800
321/4
35
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For footnotes, see page 24.
...
99
35 Va
20
25
_No-par-
110
98%
32
22
•24%
21
S Borax & Chemical Corp com_l
4% % preferred.
100
S & Foreign Securities
—1
U S
•
73
8%
6% preferred™
U
32
,
.
32 y4
1001/4
100%
100
33%
& Foundry
common.
32%
*50
6
Co
Mach
31%
1,400
72%
5
,.No par
Gas
Corp
10
Gas Improvement Co
13%
Greenfield Corp
.——If
Merch & Mfgrs Inc—
.1
Park City Mines Co——
1
United Shoe
1
S2% Oct 18
30% Jan
Coal
991/2
32%
'
4
33% Sep
23% Sep 29
42
United
5
76'% Mar 24
34% Oct
United Electric
99
31%
♦102
110
*102
110
99
32%
34%
2.50
1
Corp
110
*102
98%
2,800
21%
No par
Co
Fastener
*104
1051/4
31 y2
10
Corp
361/a
..
98%
*102
i
1
of Amer__No par
Carton Corp
&
36%
36 Va
10
Corp
United Board
Apr 10
Sep
7
Co
Inc—
40% May 24
United-Carr
11
common
Aircraft
40% Mar 16
1% Jan
36%
22%
3
64% Jan
36%
———
22%
4
18% Jun 28
361/2
10,700
22 y8
Drill
Twist
15% Jan
..
36%
851%
52 y8
>
35,100
6
Apr .12
36 Va
51%
8%
6
16% Apr 19
% Aug
4
36%
10
52%
371/4
22 ya Jan
50 /
51%
36%
18
19
♦84
521/4
8%
Jan
15% Sep
17% Jan
851/2
851/2
52
36%
7
Jan 25
*84
*84
8%
60. Vt Jan
20
74
•36%
29 Va Jan
4
*73
8%
12
Mar 21
74
36%
23
33
*73
8%
31 y* Jan
27% May 20
46% Apr 19
16
Jun 29
—L—» '
731/4
3,800
.
36%
1
1
190
79
81/4
5
Aug
94%,
36%
25
46
49%
*77
8%
15% Dec
31
18,600
94 Va
95
79
.
85%
51%
35,100
j
V
49%
*94
*77
"
79
52%
*84
1.000
40%
128
36%
United
80
49%
39
126%
-v
8%
Feb
Jan
38
"
Mar 21
94%
40%
128 %
491/2
v-
36%
14% Dec
!
731/4
40%
1271/2
....
•
8%
9% Aug
9
54% May 19
20% Aug
2
7
40%
36%
7% Jan
76
54% July 25
28% Nov 14
11,500
10,400
7%
81/4
Airlines
28 y*
181/B.
38%
7%
36%
Co
Car Co
United
100% Aug 17
23% Mar
94
*77
74
51%
18
38
7%
10
RR
preferred
non-cum
Union
110% Aug 22
24
51%
95
781/2
*73
•
18%
39
*7%
,,127%. 129 %
49%
49%
49%
941/4
*76%
-
18 Va
38
7%
No par
5
$4
Union Tank
Mar
86
series
•
*
.
4%
5
Jan
102
Pacific
10
common
California
of
51% May 15
56% Aug
8
37% Jan
97
Union
Co
27% May 29
34% Jan
103% Aug 25
May 10
May 17
61
4
Gil
8% Aug 17
Jan
46 y2 Aug 22
5
32% Apr 20
Oct
Union
8
38% Aug
29% Jan
20
May 18
86% Mar 8
63 Va May
37
Jan
8
3
97
40
40%'
130% ,:
129
95
78
Apr 18
77% Aug 18
Preferred
74% Dec 29
32
18%
39 '/a
5
39%
181/4
No par
(The)—
Underwood
-
30y4
,
74
211/4
'
..
34
<
36%
96
34
35%
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30%
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21%
61%
34
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Y
•
1%,
60..
35%
1%
62%
,
30%
74%(
,
1%
.
.
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34
35%
361/2
96
94%
941/2
301/2
30
30 ya
75%
74"
741/4'
■
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' 1
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;
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7,900
480
■
Sil
4,500
li/4
60%
34
1%
1,100
a
9,300
50
2.700
11,100
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The
(1632)
Commercial tand Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, October 16, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
85 % Oct
25
Dec
19
3% Dec
13
9b
Aug 23
8% Jan
4
152
116% Jun
161
20
148
Lowest
Highest
15% Dec
8
31 y2 Feb
7% Oct
24
13% Jan
Sep
Aug
25
1
12
15
6
6% Mar 21
3
23% Mar 28
9% Jan
3
Jan
22
35% Jan
17
1
267/a Jan
5
8
30
7% Jan
3
25
26'/a Jan
5
21 % Oct
2
25% Nov
30
35
Jan
4
26% Jan
3
40 % Aug
10
50% Jan
19
43% Jan
25
Jan
78
26
4
Jan
33
Nov
Jan
5
5
46% Jan
6
157% Aug 11
149% Jan
3
27
25% Dec
Jan
75
Aug 31
64
26
41% Oct
75
21
17% July 17
40% Aug
36% Jun
9
7
6
Mar 27
27% Apr
6
US
Gypsum Co
preferred
US
Hoffman
5%
US
class
common
1
50
Co
US
US
80
Oct
6
64 % Aug 11
160% May 16
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp common
3%%
preferred series B
US Rubber
8%
12
U S
19
45% Jan
52% Jun
5
75% Jan
3
Aug 25
141% Jan
3
Co
28
103 % Jan
139% Jan
4
9
91% May 17
147% Jun
5
1st
Shoe
US
Steel
1%
Corp
26 % Aug
25
23 % Jan
6
34% Oct
10
35
Jan
9
39 %
3
36% Jun
23
29% Jan
3
53% Apr
8
24%. Mar 29
18% Apr
6
27% May 10
United
Stockyards
23
United
Whelan
13% July 11
11
Jan
26% Dec
2
51 y2 Jan
4
30
Jan
3
29 % Oct
26
34 y2 Dec
15
30 % Jan
10
Jan
6
159% Nov
21
153% Jan
9
4iy2 Apr
14
80% Jun
17
32
21% Oct
24
33 % Dec
23
30% Jan
28% Jan
5
53 y2 Dec
29
43% Mar
70 y2 Feb
16
84
41% Feb
16
62% Jun
30 y8 Oct
25
38
Jun
9
148
Feb
29% Dec
15% Oct
11
Jan
12
3
Apr
4
Tobacco
8%
4
61 % Jun
6
Universal
Oil
7
68
May
4
Universal
85
Feb
8
4%%
13
59
Apr
14
Upjohn
21
33% Mar 10
40% Sep
27
Utah
5
44
Jan
5
30% Jan
3
38% Jun
5
34% Jan
5
18
Jan
3
29% May
15% Sep
2
9% Sep
28
14% Apr
Van
8
41% Oct
11
19% Jan
3
30% Apr
27
Van
40% Sep
25
77% Apr
27
Varian
Oct
24
23
77% Mar 30
Vendo
43% Apr
Virginia
51% Dec
20
42% Jun
9
39% Dec
28
30
113% Dec
28
107
34% Jan
26
54% Dec
28
99% Jan
4
106 % Aug
24
July 14
125
18
May 15
Feb
13
49% Jan
27
66% Oct
6
102% Aug 29
107% Feb
21
$2.28
Raalte
Co
85
Aug 31
81% July
6
85% Sep
8
89
Aug 10
85
Jan
9
90
Jan
24
$4.20
32 % Jun
23
90% Aug
16
83
Jun
26
89
Oct
13
8
15% Jan
4
9% Jan
4
13% Feb
6
$4.12
2
19
Jan
4
13% Jan
4
17
May 12
5%
8
94% Apr
8
87% Jan
3
100
July 21
5
107% Jun
98% Jan
20
K
47y2
47%
-32%
15%
14%
40%
14%
15
*39
32%
*18
'20
*32
.40%
32y4
*39
V
31%
30
5,200
20
200
14%
•20,800
40%
32%
4,800
22 '/a
22
22%
9,800
31 Vz
30%
3iy4
30%
31%
31%
32%
2,500
45%
47
45%
46 %
46%
47
5,000
*8%
*8%
8%
8%
.">• 51
80
56%
159
80
*79
'
57%
159%
',
*79
81%
.
56%
56%
57
159
159
159%
30
81%
57%
12,600
159%
."•"•" 1,110
48
81%;/
49
50
51
51
50i/4
32%
33 %
33%
33%
34%
34%
35%
51
51%
48y2
5iy4
50%
51
50
50
49%
50
79%
80%
79%
8oy0
79i/4
79%
145%
145%
145%
145%
1451/2
146%
1,900
37,000
146%
31%
38y2
80
145%
31%
37%
36y8
■'
81%
145%
33%
37%
36%
*51 y4
83
5
31%
1
24%
25%
2.50
com
>'
32%
53y2
9%
10%
Co
:
3,700
1,900
41,200
32%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
38%
*37%
38%
*37%
38i/2
30
34%
35%
33%
34%
12,000
35 %
36
23
24
24
*23
*23
24
300
14%
14%
14 %
1414
14%
14%
13,600
36%
36%
36%
36
36%
3,100
42
42%
42%
43%
413/4.
42%
161%
161'/a
160y2
160%
*160 V
32%
34%
32%
33%
32%
33%
58,700
51%
52
53%
; 52%
54%
52%
53%
31,600
53%
*51
53%
82
*82y4
83
55%
39%
39%
55%
40
317/a
24%
10%
/
2,500
35%
82
54%
.32
51
*37%
23%
23%
.14
14%
35%
36%
41
42
*161% 162%
32
33%
.
;
■
:
3,900
161
60
53%
53%
55
55
*82 %
83 %
83i/4
83 %
160
300
54%
55 y4
54%
54%
53%
541/2
18,300
40
40 y2
40
40%
40
40%
8,300
32
*32
32%
32% •321/4
32
32
25
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
10"%
11
11%
11%
12%
12
12
700
9,800
14,900
38
38%
39%
41%
39%
401/2
381/4
391/4
_10
24%
24 %
24%
24i/4
24%
24%
24i/4
24%
24%
24%
41%
42%
41%
43%
43%
441%
42
44%
417/a
43%
46,900
1.25
47%
48%
48
49'/4
48%
49%
47%
49%
48
49
13,000
preferred
Chemical
36
5
;
_
36
1
com
119%
65%
37%
'
36
36
a
35%
36
36
36
«
119i/2
117%
117%
65"%
66 %
66%
65%
66%
65%
65%
105%
104i/4
1051/4
104
105
*36
36
*117%
120
*104
104i/4
118
118%
116
65%
*104
8,600
.
800
'
500
37
117%
700
65%
9,900
105
190
100
_
*83%
85
*83%
85
*83%
85
*83%
85
*83%
85
100
_
Co
104%
100
_
__
convertible
*88%
89 %
*88%
89%
*88%
89%
*89
89%
*89
89%
87
87
*87
88%
*87
88%
*87
881/2
88%
89
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
7,800
16%
*16%
16
1,500
98%
*96
100
1
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
6% %
!
12.80
Inc
preferred
5%%
14
*18
7,800
4%
•
1
Materials
13% Jun
102% Apr
4
1571%
22
57
*50y2
America
preferred
preferred
Vulcan
84% Dec
15
4 y4
Shares
100%
8%
83
*81%
54%
39%
Inc
Carolina
$4.04
18
Jun
*156
4 %
i9y8
99%
157%
22%
.
159
1
com
preferred
29
05
100%
99 y2
*156
*8%
56%
51'A
dividend partic preferred_100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
8
Jan
7% Oct.
100%
22'/a
158%
53%
6%
$5
*80
.
51%
Associates
82% Jan
80
Steel
Indus
Co
80
__1
Co
1
convertible
28% Jan
22
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Oct. 13
47%
100
of
Corp
Norman
20
Apr
47
24%
14%
37%
40%
161 %
34
1
Light Co
Vanadium
2
28
31
&
Vanadium-Alloys
22% Sep
79
31V4
47%
37%
__
2
67% Jun
21% Mar
31%
2.50
Pictures Co Inc
Power
14
Sep
8%
36%
Corp
Corp
Co—
24
36
31%
22 %
*23%
14%
37%
40%
161%
32%
preferred
19% Dec
12
14%
*39
40y4
32
*8%
80y8
145%
31 %
*37%
com_No par
Products
6
12
15V2
19%
22%
:
100
Match
20
15%
*39
31%
32%
v
30c
Steel
Tobacco
Universal
78
15%
40y4
32
57'/a
Corp„
preferred
38% Oct
26% Feb
Leaf
3
62
18%
159%
,_50
Corp
Universal
Jan
Sep 25
18%
19
8%
80
No par
common
Universal-Cyclops
Aug 10
48% Feb 28
Aug 18
Co
43% May 17
163 % May 31
4%
56%
non-cumulative preferred__25
Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
1
47
May 11
4
159%
7%
US
4%
30%
100
37 % Nov
10
4y8
4%
22 y2
50
preferred
15
May
157%
'••■47Va
r
_16%
common
14
US
*156
5
Corp
Jun
12
157%
*8%
100
preferred
Smelting Ref & Min com.
7% preferred_„
34% Jan
July 11
99y2
157 %
99%
PRICES
Oct. 12
103
101
SALE
Thursday
Oct. 11
159
100
_1
common
non-cum
U S
Oct
HIGH
Wednesday
22'/a
?.
1
Mar
51
26
31%
10
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
2
33
40% May 17
35% Mar
12
*39
1
common
53% May 18
3
69 % Sep
15 % Jan
*17%
15%
5
__5
6
22
24
50
LOW AND
Oct. 10
:
US
4
45 % Dec
22
4y8
preferred series A_
Lines
4% %
*156
82y2c
preference
Industries Inc
4V2%
U S
100y2
4
Y-'s
Tuesday
Oct. 9
100
;.
Mach,common
A
■■
Monday
Par
common
1%
Jan
27
47
Apr
36% Apr
50% Sep
148
2
Jan
30% Sep
8% Sep
144
27
Jan
40
7% Mar
115
4
25% Jun
20% Oct
Feb
158% Oct
/■'/
•■'/< '
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
17
34% Nov 29
6
NEW
Highest
16 Va
16
*96
_100
*101%
__100
___
_
16%
161/4
*96
98%
103
*101%
11%
16%
98%
103
11%
16 %
*96
>101%
16i/a
16
98%
*96
103
101%
____
—
—
60
98%
40
101%
:.ot
'« w
f
*101%
103
11%
11%
.
KW »
62
Dec
1
44% Jan
25
80
May 13
23% Nov
1
liy2 Dec
30
18 y4 Jun
Jan
14
60 y2 Aug
45
35% Aug
1
2
25
15
15% Jan
7
18
9
54% Dec
14
Oct
21% Mar
27
Feb
6
7% Sep
10 % Jan
15
Walgreen
26% Feb
89 % Jan
51
Waldorf
38 % Jan
21
37% Mar
Mar 13
Mar
8
7
4%%
RR
Electric
14
4
15
Wagner
73
6
27
Wabash
28
3
19
Sep
5
28
29% Feb
Oct
53
Dec
30
85 % Feb
10% Aug 31
8
81% Dec
91/2 Nov
10
15 y4 Jan
23
Nov
7
24% Feb
24
40% Dec
4
27'/a Dec
71% July 28
10
Wallace &
Co
13% Jun
Ward
(Hiram)
29
5
86% Mar 16
Jan
3
28
52% Jan
5
Warner
Bros
16% Jan
3
94% Sep 13
32% Aug 22
2
Warner
G
1
8
Baking Co
preferred
6%
86 %
Apr
3
Jun
9
Warren
22
53% Jan
3
78
Sep
14
13
41% Jan
5
54
May
45% Jan
4
30% Jan
3
38% Jan
23% July 14
30 % Jan
15
25% Jan
6
34% July 26
Wayne
Dec
1
7% Jan
14
4% Jan
4
7% May 31
Welbilt
9 % Dec
29
44% Sep
27
30
4
Dec
17
Jan
4
Jan
4
1
89
Oct
78% Jan
19
86
Jun
26
56% Jan
4
92i/2 Feb
17
97% Sep
29
17i/2 Nov
14
35 y2 Jan
4
29% Feb
17
41% Jun
17
22
Oct
25
30 V2 Jan
4
26
1
May 11
37% Jan
38i/4 Oct
31
57
13
39% Jan
3
3
Jan
5
22
Oct
25
Jun
10
40
77% Jan
4
89 % Aug
18
32% Jan
2iy8 Oct 25
45
65
Jan
55
Apr
29 % Aug
May 1
83% Sep 18
50
Jan
88% Jan
23
2
109
Jun
3
56
Jun
5
98
Sep
2
92% Jan
3
99 % Jun
2
22
July 26
34% Jan
22
26% Oct
4
34% May 19
64
Mar
70
28
68
Oct
14
10
43 Va Aug
24
8
67% Jan
31
36
Jan
48-% July
37% Mar 14
98% Oct
Sep
6
40 % Jan
3
Aug 31
99% Jan
9
102
14 Va Jan
5
4%
65
Feb
9
White
Dental
60% Jun
9
White
Motor
Mar 10
13% May 10
26
Jan
Dec
27
52% Jan
5
49
May 15
18% Oct
21
28% Jan
4
4
27% Mar 20
White
Oct
21
56 % Apr
Wilcox
Oil
Dec
Wilson
&
9
45
8
37
Jan
20% Jan
13
Oct
2
22
41% Jan
3
52% July
83% Aug 18
29
May 27
79% Jan
5
84 % Feb
27% Jan
4
43% Aug 17
41
28 % Dec
11
10% May 11
15% Sep
8
25% Oct
31
29 % Nov
21
36% Apr
7% Oct
26
Jan
2
26
13% Jan
39% May
26
6
17
10
9
$4.25
41% Jan
6
12
29% Jan
3
22% Dec
2
22% Jan
3
31% Jun
5
Woodward Iron
8
75
66% Apr
5
88% Jun
6
Woolworth
1
July 11
4
49
Jan
3
95
Oct
13
87
Jan
3
101
Dec
23
95
Jan
6
10% Jan
14
8% Feb
16
7
34 Va
34 Va
34
34%
33%
34
*33 %
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
*32%
33
200
4%
5 %
4%
4%
'5
4,600
_
4%%
04% July 19
—
55 % Oct
13
Feb
14
37% Oct
11
129
_
5
*32
32%
*32
5
5 Va
5
11%
4
pfd
97
100
Elec
Wisconsin
6%
29 %
5
34%
*96
*96
97
36
*96
5,700
19,900
40%
14,000
30%
30%
30
30 Va
3,200
31%
*31
30%
30%
32
31%
32
*31
*31
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
283/a
28%
43%
43%
43
43%
43%
43%
43%
26%
26%
__
25%
26
26%
26y4
8,600
44%
43%
44Va
43 Va
43%
42%
43%
*851/4
85%
*85%
85%
85
85i/4
700
*105
115
*105
115
115
26
*105
115
*105
115
49%
49%
48%
491/4
48%
49
48%
48%
49
49%
94%
94%
94%
95
*94%
95
94%
94%
94%
94%
230
27%
28%
28 %
29
29%
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
33,800
*73
46 %
•
j
i
68,300
85%
*73
76
46 Va
46%
51%
51
52 Va
100%
100 %
9%
24%
9%
9%
24%
101%
'. *39%
..
*39%
41
43%
44
*24%
f
*73
75
*46%
46 %
75
47
51%
52%
*101%
52
101%
IO2V2
9%
9%
9%
'
41
*40
41%
*40
24%
24%
25%
44
45%
47%
46
44
*83
83%
38
*36%
38
52%
43%
7%
37%
52%
*124
36%
7%
38 %
531/4
41
26%
13,900
48i/4
2,700
45%
7,000
45%
38
200
7%
37%
54%
128
7%
37
54%
*124
100
7%
800
37%
16,400
551/4
10,300
128
37%
37
37%
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
30%
301/4
80
79%
80i/4
79%
80
79%
80
12,800
53%
54 %
54%
54%
54
55
14,700
80 %
79%
53%
54
53
54
9%
Xerox
1.25
118%
120%
118%
120 %
10
32%
23%
98 %
21%
32%
24%
99
21%
*87%
41
367/a
30 %
131%
200
83%
7%
54
2,000
-
25%
'f- 47
*36%
36%
*124
30
9%
25
*83
7%
53%
3,700
37
37V4
128
400
51%
83%
7%
53
47%
103
37%
80
88%
46
75
37%
30%
130
37
9%
*24%
2,900
37
36%
*30
45 %
*83
x36%
*124
128
36%
87%
41%
23%
43%
128
9%
25
431/2
83%
51%
51%
*101%
43%
♦37
*46%
52%
24%
*83
*124
47
*73
102%
24
38
8
9%
75
43%
83%
38%
52
*24%
♦36
8
*46%
*101%
25
*83
37%
*73
*24%
25
9%
Corp
26%
26%
9%
common..
22,300
43%
43%
10
10
100
43%
26%
23%
10
Co
42%
*85%
43%
100
10
7,700
43%
44 Va
23%
com—10
28%
85%
*105
20
Corp
300
28%
43%
__10
Co
32
28%
*85%
10
No par
Service
19,900
97
49%
30V4
5
Power
36%
39%
30Va
31%
1
35%
*96
49%
39%
30%
10c
97
49%
49%
39%
30%
_
36%
40
48%
40%
*30%
Inc_
~l6
39%
501/4
_2.50
Inc—
85%
49%
49%
39
40
No par
270
*84%
22%
No par
common
1,400
90
22
39%
No par
1
11%
96%
22%
50%
38%
*9%
133% Aug 30
36%
22%
129%
25
85%
22%
Prior preferred 4%% series
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
12% Apr
*84%
*96
97
Worthington Corp
6
10
84%
11%
96%
*88%
90
22%
49
(The S S)
Co
11%
96%
800
'
1
(FW)
11%
96%
*88 %
36
36%
94% Jun
Oct
96%
84%
67% May 22
134
11%
5
90
23
2
common
Public
96%
22%
5
__
com
34%
34%
97
23%
Co
11%
29%
'
23
preferred
Wisconsin
11%
1
Inc
Stores
121% Apr
Apr
34 Va
Industries
Windsor
Winn-Dixie
14
77/a Nov
4,200
34%
Co
29
78
3,100
51%
Inc
Co
31% Aug 17
30% Jan
8
80% Mar 10
76%
50%
preferred
Wilson-Jones
43% Sep
Jan
76
51%
__
127 y2 Sep
66
76
50%
RR
Co
9
10
75%
51%
Inc
Stores
25
41% Oct
76V2
50%
Mfg
29
Mar
75%
50%
Coal Co
Co
Jan
59
75
50%
2nd preferred
25% Feb
119
75
50%
preferred
_100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior
preference
,
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
9
79
75
50%
5%%
3
23 y4 Jan
74
No par
_5
convertible preferred——80
4%%
Jun
7% Jan
32% May
1,600
No par
Electric common_6.25
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
24% Oct
48
8,100
54%
Union
8
31% Mar 10
4,500
8 iy4
Pacific
27% July 12
36
29%
Supply
non-cum
15
6% NOV 21
24 Va Nov
29%
Lines
82
103
1
29%
29%
Westinghouse
Feb
29
80%
16
42% Jan
104
29 %
2,300
*53%
10
6
76
81%
Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake_
28
75%
53%
Power
Air
Western
62% Jan
2
Western
4
103 V2 Dec
76%
29%
preferred series B
preferred series C
Western
6
Sep
41% Sep
76%
85
13
28
92% Dec 22
102
77%
53
Maryland Ry
|8% Oct
76%
80%
Western
July 18
77%
81
Auto
24
77
52%
Bancorporation
4
78%
x78
2,600
29%
Western
16% Apr
15,500
80%
Western
25
250
18%
52
5
Apr
75%
18%
81
25
37% Mar 21
10
75
18%
52
41% Sep
38
10
75%
18%
80
51 % Sep
21
10
75%
18%
10
51%
16
29% Sep
10
75%
18
81%
13
27% July 19
10
*75
18%
51%
35% Jan
6
10 Va
75
17%
/
79%
—
27
6
10
75
17%
*84%
8
14
10%
75
85
6
1,600
10%
*84%
98 % Mar
Jan
9,900
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4%% preferred
100
42% Jan
37
3,200
7%
100
4.10%
25% Dec
41%
7%
.
*88%
5
4
28% May
41%
7%
-
11%
24
Jan
41%
7%
7%
90
Apr
May 11
41%
7%
42%
7%
96%
May
30
41%
7%
53%
41%
7%
11%
87
1
*41 %
53%
41%
96%
17
4
54%
*88%
July 11
25
54
97
4.20%
Jan
54%
54%
90
Penn
91
19% Jan
53%
54
53
3,600
51%
__
Mills
Kentucky
West
102
33% Aug
2,700
*88%
West
5
93
56%
1
7
4
Jan
82% Jan
56 Va
17%
5
Corp
May 31
17% Apr
Inc_
Motor-Co
Knitting
10% Jan
20
30i/a Oct
Waukesha
56%
75
1
1
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
85
3
87
23
55%
No par
Co
(S D)
94
98 % Aug 30
82% Feb
3
55%
25%
Pharmaceutical__l
Warner-Lambert
55
54% Nov
900
55%
7%
_10
9
6
38% May 25
*
11%
56%
41%
100
Pictures
Jan
64
30
11%
*11%
__50c
Corp
34% Feb
37% Jun
25%
11 %
*52 %
common
Industries
80
25%
56
_
Ward
*76
80
25%
11%
Co
May
*76
11
56%
_
80
25%
11
11 Va
__
*76''::
,
11 %
56%
W
&
_
'
25%
No par
Tiernan Inc_
Walworth
'
25%
_2.50
13
80
25%
10
Sep
Sep
6
*75
80
25%
_No par
42 % Oct
11 % Mar 28
25%
11 Va
Co
Walker
58
*75
100
15
System
73% Oct
10
81% Aug 23
29% Sep 20
45% May 4
preferred
Corp
88%
*87%
131
134
9%
114
89
88%
881/2
*88
132%
131
132%
132
10%
10
10%
10
115%
115
119
111%
13,500
2,000
88%
50
132%
2,500
10
9,900
116%
il5,000
I:
26% Oct
3
38
Jan
8
19% Sep
27% Jan
28
37% Jan
6
84% Oct
25
138% Jan
4
22% July 20
88% Jan
3
18% Dec 27
89 Va Feb
n
25
Aug 26
129% Sep
19% Jan
1
3
97% Jan
*tmtavBA^tannd asked prices; no sales
r securities
assumed
,
3
by
on
this day.
such
36% Jun
8
29% May 15
114% May 17
24% July 10
198% Sep
5
Yale
&
Towne
Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Zenith
r Cash sale,
wd When
companies.
All preferred issues
Radio Corp.
177
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rigths.
z
cumulative unless otherwise indicated.
distributed,
are
5
178%
32%
32%
31%
32 %
31%
32
31%
31%
7,500
24%
24%
24%
25
25%'
25%
25%
26%
98%
99
97%
98%
98
98%
97%
98%
3,300
9,300
21
21%
21
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
3,100
188%
185%
189%
186%
19,800
177%
Ex-distribution.
,
183%
185%
184
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Volume
Number
194
6099
The Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
(1633)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
when
letters
the bonds
In
the
column
mature.
headed
"Interest
Period"
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Range for Year 11)00
Lowest
86.8
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Apr
11
96.12 Feb
86.8
18
Apr
96.12 Feb
Lowest
1
NEW
Highest
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
18
Mar
8
89
BONDS
Monday
STOCK
Oct. 9
EXCHANGE
11
89
YORK
Mar
8
Low
41As____May 15 1975-1985
4s
Oct.
High
Low
102.30
102.20
*102.22
one
AND
Tuesday
;
Exchange
indicate
Figures after decimal point represent
in
or
each
HIGH
SALE
Low
102.28
month
a
point.
PRICES
Thursday
Oct. I t
High
the
case
32nds of
more
Wednesday
10
25
Friday
Oct. 12
High
Low
Sales for
Oct. 13
High
Low
*102.26
1U3 2
*102.26
103.2
*102.28
_Oct
1
1969
*101.16
101.24
*101.14
101.22
*101.16
4s
101.24
Feb
*101.16
1
1980
101.24
*100.2
100.1.0
*100
100.8
*100
100.8
37/8s
*100
May 15
103.8
1968
*100.2
100.6
*100
100.4
*100
1C0.4
*100
100.4
Week
High
Bonds ($)
103.4
*101.16
101.24
*100.2
100.10
.,*100
100.4
37/aS
Nov
15
1974
3%s—
May 15
1966
35/as
3V2s
3y2s
3!/2s
3%s
Nov
15
1967
*98.22
98.26
*98.22
98.26"
*38.20
98.24 '
_Nov
*"98.20
15
1980
98.24'
*92.24
93
*92.18
*98.5
.22
92.26
98.26
*92.16
92.24
*92.16
92 24
*92.16
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89.26
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89.20
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15
89.20
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89.24
88.26
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88.20
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88.20
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15
1966
88.20
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98.16
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88.24
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98.16
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88.18
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88.14
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88.16
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83.18
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99.4
3V4S____Jun
15
3 Vis
May
3s
1978-1983
15
Feb
1985
15
1964
3s_„
Aug
15
1966
♦97.16
97.20
3s
Feb
15
1995
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85.14
-
2%s
_Dec
2%s
15
2 Vis
15
15
1961
15
Dec
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*96.24
99.4
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96.28
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97.18
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85.12
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98.25
100.21
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91.4
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98.27
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15
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99.4
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Jun
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2V2s
2V2s
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—
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2Vis
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2Vis____Mar
2Vis
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2 Vis
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1964-1969
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87.8
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15
1967-1972
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15
1959-1962
87.12
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Dec
15
International Bank for
1959-1962
87.10
Reconstruction & Development
5s
Feb
15
1985
♦105.24
106.24
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106.24
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106.24
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106
_Nov
1
1980
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104.16
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101.16
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103.16
1
1973
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1977
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101.8
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101.8
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101
May
1
1978
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98.16
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Jan
15
1979
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98.8
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98.8 V
May
15
1968
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97.24
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1
1962
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1
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1
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Serial
♦Bid
asked
and
price. No sales transacted this day.
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to
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(Range for Week Ended October 1 3)
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
3%
Unification
Low
1980
_June-Dec
Jan.1
No.
Friday
Rangs Since
Sold
High
Issue—
Stock
Corporate
Bonds
Bid & Asked
New York City
Transit
Friday's
Low
BONDS
92
92 %
32
Period
Week's Range
Last
or
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Sold
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Friday's
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Brazil
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New York Stock Exchange
.
No.
High
High
Low
(continued)—
§©7s Central Ry 1952
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
155
155
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June-Deo
*97>/2
93 Vb
99
96
5%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced
Foreign Securities
Caldas
to
(Dept
Canada
3.375% )
of)
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25-year
1979
Wertheim & Co.
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GOVERNMENTS
CORPORATE
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Amsterdam
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ser
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1957
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
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15-year
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1966
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1976
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1964
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1980
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1945
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1972__
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s
—
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April-Oct
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1953
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dollar
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3
1972
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1936—
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155
.
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3s
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1973—
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1979
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46
42
*90
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80
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—
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1978
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1961
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1978
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Jan-July
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42
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June-Dec
1962
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1959—i
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■
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6Vis
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*42
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1961
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1961
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.
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1963
fund $
6V2S
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—
1964_June-Dec
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1950
1961
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1945
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1973
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1962
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(series 8) 1965
Belgian Congo 5 Vis extl loan 1973
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s
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—
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s
assented
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1
94%
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4y2s assented
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1972
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1973
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1962
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B 1945—Jan-July
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1973
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1960
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73
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s
1942
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Telephone
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§©7s
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1975
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5©Chile
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1978—Jan-July
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■
•
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26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1634)
.
.
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD;
Friday
Exchange
April-Oct
April-Oct
(State of) 6s 1946
Conv
&
funding 4 Vis 1966
Earpen Mining Corp—
General mortgage 6s 1949-—
4Vis debentures adjustment 1970
High Authority of the European
f•Hamburg
Coal
5Vis
5s
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and
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secured
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1954
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(State
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&
to
'30
Electric
Feb-Aug
1964
>
1975
to
Co
uniform
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92:
18
23
1947
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1959
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1984
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1961
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extl
due
*100
April-Oct
of)
May-Nov
fund
96 %
96%
99 %
AND
loan
1953
5s
f
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102
Stores
1963
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Mar-Sept
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1st mtge 5 Vis ser C 1983—
——Feb-Aug
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
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;
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717A
;
inc 4Vis
conv
mortgage
Chicago
1st
mtge
85
'
82%
100 7/8
,'
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101'A
104
113
■
102% 103
1st mtge 3%s
64'A
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56
23
12
102
106 %
100%
100
235
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101%
97%
22
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;
106%
96%
•
18
104
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May-ZVou
1981.
debs
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2003
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1984
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1988—Jan-July
1 2038
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4s series A 1994
mortgage
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•
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1976
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90
60'A
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271
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debentures
3s
Co
4'As debentures
87'A
1
102%
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4%s debentures 1985
116%
92%
75%
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May-Nov.
Louisville Ry—
series A Jan 1983
&
4s
mortgage 4Vis
Chicago
First
1985
1982
4s
Western
1988
Can
104'A
108%
86
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April-Oct
April-Oct
1989.
5'As
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General inc mtge 4Vis Jan
•
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1987.
mortgage
Continental
76
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April
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mortgage
4'As
1997
5s
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Chicago
mtge 2%s 1975
4%s 1975
debentures
88'A
90
—Feb-Aug
B
debs
income
5s
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;
first
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7
103
84
*91%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1986
Power
mortgage
Feb-Aug
series
mortgage 3%s
debentures
93%
75%
1989
1978—
Chicago 81 Eastern 111 RR— • General
mortgage inc conv
First
1983
1985
1st mortgage 4%s 1990_
"1st
mortgage
4%s
1991—
16
105%
23
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Mar-Sept
debentures
87
63
100%
83
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107 V*
104%
45
327
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1
1st
■
103%
23
106%
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28
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2
109
95%
1989—__Jan-July
Jan-July
4s
1990
4%s
1982—
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132
131
140
102'A
90%
39
103'A 104
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Feb-Aug
1982
debentures
1st
'
1968
1978
debentures
Consumers
•
1986
93%
103
■
4%s
93
126 '
2%s
Gas
4%s debentures 1986
86
8
102%
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debentures
5s
-
.
f 2%s series X
s
debentures
„
4%s
40'A
•
148
108
1981
69
34%
— —
104
June-Dec
87%
1985—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1970—Feb-Aup
and
1st
U
1976
32
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis
First
series
1979—'
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
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2%s
16
106%
103% 103%
105'A 106
June-Dec
debentures
83
and
Second
1963
debentures
139 % 151
109
June-Dec
3'As
23
__
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Jan-July
:
1991—
High
95%
105% 105'A
"
Jan. 1
Low
„
106
—June-Deo
3'As
121% 131
Jan-July
1984
103%
75
122
Jan-July
debentures
T
ser
No.
92%
106%
Rangs Since
Sold
104% 105'A
105'A
June-Deb
June-Deo
1990
1990
S
debentures
ref
145
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Refund and impt M 37/bs series H 1973—June-Dec
-
conv
1st
124
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4Vis 1992
Mar-Sept
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,r ■?
4%s
M
111% 112
123'A
.—April-Oct
April-Ocf
1981
subofd
M
Convertible
1965
debentures
ref
ref
Champion Paper & Fibre—
4Vis
&
1st
139% 151
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
warrants
33As
series
'
1971_
ww
'
Without
5s
86'A
108
*92%
Jan-July
Without warrants
6s
ref
June-Dec
85%
/ 140
.
'
85 'A
*86
Feb-Aug
Corp 5Vis conv 1979—
subord
&
series R
93%
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
Map-Nov
Gotham Inc—
conv
M
M 4%s
104%
June-Deo
1989
Bonds
High
*£•8%
April-Oct
1988
59%
1
..
5.90s
ref
ref
O
68
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■
—
85 %
Ry Co 3 Vis series A 1974__Feb-Aup
mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Chadbourne
5'As series Q 1989
&
&
4%s
Central
Pasco
5'As series P
series
1987
82%
-w..'"
128
de
M
96,;
Light Co—
debentures 1974
Central
First
ref
N
June-Deo
Consolidated Gas El Light <fc Power (Bait)—
1st ref M 2%s series T 1976—Jon-Jul?
...
103%
94
*.
82'/a
68
Central
Cerro
&
series
Friday's
Low
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp—
4'As conv subord debs 1984
767/a
->67y8
100 'A
*75
1
N J
4s
Consolidated
Jan-July
Jan
of
M
3s
60
99%
-
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A
Co
ref
5s
1st
r
100
60
70'A
95.'A
series
conv
&
M
1st
807/a
55
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4Vis
Illinois
4 'As
*
96'A
—
67>/b
mortgage
Central
70
'101% 102%
mortgage
Gen
•
ref
1st
102
1
First mortgage 4s series A 1995
„
68
April-Oct
Georgia Ry—
66
60
Feb-Aug
Celanese Corp
of
&
1st
84'A
»
100
55
May -Nov
debentures
45'
75
June-Dec
April-Oct
3Vis
76
98%
&
1st
v
'99'A
1983—i:
Central
10
100'A 100} a
Mar-Sept
-
Caterpillar Tractor 4 Vis debs 1977
/ 4%s s f Qtoentnreo l&od
conv
91'A
81
ist
129
or
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(ContinuedJur¬
ref M 4'As series M 1986
April-Ocf
1st
& Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
I) Co 3'As debs 1978—
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98
81
.
April-Oct
(perpetual) _i
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Case
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109'A
•
debentures
Clinchfield
3s
Jan-July
225
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•
Last
Sale Price
York
New
1st
•
115'A
Period
>
debentures
debentures
1976_Map-NoV
1976_Jan-JuZp
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100'A
-
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100
12
99
95'A
92%
90
90
-
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71
3
>
>
227
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6
101%
92'A
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195
238
104
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BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
3s
Motors
debentures
1964
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
.Mar-Sept
-Mar-Sept
-Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
1972
5s
debentures
1977
4s
debentures
1979
5s
debentures
1980
5s
debentures
1981
4%s debentures 1982—
Motors
General
Shoe
General
3.20s
Time
General
4s
Goodrich
4%s
&
f
Co
No.
High
debs
4%s
97%
260
95%
98%
90%
90%
19
88
92%
92%
92%
43
88%
93%
93%
92 y8
23
88
93%
104% 105%
20
91%
91%
104%
95 y4
94%
1981
5s
General
General
series
4y2s
C
163
97 V*
206
97%
161
172
178
series
mortgage
D
3%s
N
First
&
refund
First
&
refund
169
7
98 V*
147
97%
96
Macy
(R
99%
104%
5s
94%
153%
Maine
137
92
110
146
98%
97%
4
92
68%
1
65%
Co
debentures
61 %
67%
65%
McCrory
5
65
71j/4
McDermott
54 Va
10
53
57
Gulf
Mobile
&
Ohio
mortgage Inc 5s
ser
mortgage Inc 4s
ser
1st
&
5s
ref
inc
M
debs
States
1st
3%s
series
series
A
G
A
July 2015
B
Jan
debentures
1st
2044
1980
1st mtge
1st
„
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19
84
85 V*
72
2%s
V*
71
13
60%
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72
76 Va
80 Va
80
80
92%
93
—
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——
■.
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—
—
—
—
280
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1981
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4%s
77
debentures
3%s
4%s
conv
subord
Hertz Corp 4s
Hocking Valley
Hooker
5s
Hotel
6s
debentures
1970
1999
1984
sinking fund
4%s
s
f
debentures
debentures 1977
4%s
-
s
f
debentures
5s
f
s
1978
1st
Hunt
&
107
123
91
income
&
conv
5s
6
106% 107
2
89%
89%
100
„
132
106%
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93%
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v
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93 %
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95
1st
6
101%
73
77
12%
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12
12 V*
122
Gen
105
86 Va
9%
127%
Jan-Julp
127
130..
123
107%
Illinois Bell Telephone 23/4S series
A11981
First
mortgage 3s series
Cent
B
1978
Jan-July
78
June-Dec
'
—-
RR
consol mtge 3%s ser A
1979—May-Nou
mortgage 33/4s series B 1979
May -Nov
Consol mortgage 33/4s
series C
1974
May-Nou
Consol mortgage 3%s
series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3y4s
series G 1980
Feb-Aup
1st mortgage 3%s series
H 1989
Mar-Sept
3v2s s f debentures 1980
82%
Indianapolis
1st
'
coll
series
I
—-
.
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1982
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Tel
Interstate
;
4%s
conv
Interstate
3 %s
f
s
Interstate
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conv
sub
debs
Power
debs
Co
3s
1981
3%s
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--
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1982
conv
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debs
27/Bs
110%
83
3Vis
79 V*
conv
subord
—
—
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71
73 Va
66 %
66%
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'
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■
.
84%
250
•
250
6s
National
&
Michigan Ry 4s 1990
ApriZ-Oct
City Power & Light 2%s
1976—__June-Dec
mtge 2 7/as 1978
mortgage 2%s 1980
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern
Ry 3%s ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas City Terihinal
2%s 1974
April-Oct
Kayser-Roth Corporation—5%s 1980
45/as
f
s
1986
Kings County Elec Lt & Power
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
Lakefront
1st
Lake
Dock
&
RR
Term
Natl
National
3s
100% 100%
100 V* 100%
debentures
98 Va
104
3%s
debentures
98%
103
National
101V* 101%
9
99 Va
103 7/s
Natl
97%
102%
112
166
90
&
Mich
South
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st
1st
&
Lehigh
ref
5s
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stamped
Harbor
6s
105%
124%
241
330
154%
517
'
1968
3s
New
94%
98%
New
85
New
79
New
Orlean
New
York
86 %
80 V*
79
20
91%
100%
3%s
ref
5s
1974
85%
89%
73
Terminal
mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
mortgage 4y2s extended to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol
mtge bonds—
Series
A
4s
B
4%s
C
5s
•
Series
D
fixed
interest
fixed
fixed
2003
interest
interest
May-Nov
2003
84
73
102%
4s
contingent interest 2003
May
• Series E 4%s
contingent interest 2003
May
• Series F 5s
contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext
1979—_April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
I.ibby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs
Lionel
sy2s
(The)
conv
'76_June-Dec
Corp—
subord
debentures
1980
Little
Miami RR 4s 1962
Lockheed Aircraft
Corp 3.75s
4.50s
debentures
For
debentures
Terminal
Central
see
page 34.
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
General
Lake
4s
73%
71%
149
67
177
57
67%
116
53%
59%
443
52
62%
59%
99%
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94%
99%
100%
99%
10
100%
101 %
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—.
53%
54
72%
55
51
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93
91
93
24
25
41
20%
27%
102
25
102
1
99%
105%
39
99%
103%
3
101%
105%
101% 102%
104% 104%
36
35%
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57
60
32
43 V*
71
85%
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81%
108%
104
119%
119
109
206
86%
98%
119%
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24
106%
131
77
„
&
6s
78'%
Hudson
3%s
collateral
gold
80%
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First
4Vis
1,221
103 V* 103 V*
77%
22
125
97
102%
90
—
101%
123
—
96%
175%
N
78 Va
N
94%
103 V*
125 Va
Y
91%
N
Y
56
36
54
97
—
—
80 V*
97 %
57
5
55%
64%
Y
&
West
B
56%
18
45
48 Va
36
54
1
27
27
20
*28
30
31%
31%
32 Va
58
56%
58
99%
99%
116% 117%
42%
Harlem
N
48
60
8
21%
37%
22%
4
39
26
56
42%
63%
5
99
102
50
107
127
110
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99
187% 190%
96
12
102%
92
69
19
119
87%
1980
85%
100%
8
97
100
*88%
83%
Y
Y
River
Power
&
&
&
Term
•
N
Y
&
1st
mtge 4s
cons
General
mtge
B
1975
100
104%
117
95%
131%
4
99%
103
80
76
86 %
81%
83%
88%
74%
82 Va
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78%
78 V*
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84%
82
83%
78%
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51
50 V*
51
236
42
53 Va
57%
53
54 Va
129
45%
61
58%
58%
59 V*
206
48%
69
81
80 Va
81%
100
75%
95
57%
58
5
52%
48%
49%
48 V*,
48%
82 V*
82 V*
78 V*
78 V*
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88%
^
49%
Feb-Aug
—Ui
April-Oct
55
A
1
54%
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68%
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1973_
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.
•
5
47
58%
47
10
2
54
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54%
81%
84
78
81%
87
1
—.
55
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Jan-July
90%
10
49%
62
83
83
1
64%
69
65
68
.
68%
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■
•
Map-Nov
4Vis
43
43
44
26
40%
52
45
45
46
38
43%
57
16%
31%
16%
7
A
consol
Gas
gtd
2%s
4s
1993
1977
■
——
16%
6%
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18 %
1,033
7 Va
332
6%
45
——
Jan-July
--
51
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51%
85
50
3
—
68
80
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April-Oct
1994
58%
81
81
60
—
4s
A
ser
4%s
2004
series
A
2019
mortgage
2%s
mortgage
2%s
1980
General
mortgage 3%s
1983
3Vis
4%s
1983
1987
.
—^
.....
——
___.
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*14 Va
77
Jan-July
1980
General
*60%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
*84 Va
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
——
82
14
45
63
Western RR—
Refunding mtge 3%s series I 1996
Refunding mtge 4Vis series J 1991
Refunding mtge 4Vis series K 1993
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
mortgage
97
*76%
Jan-July
Refunding mtge 3 Vis series E 1978
Refunding mtge 3s
series F 1981
Refunding mtge 3s
series H 1989
mortgage
87
91%
114% 120
*79
Map-Nov
=
2043
Chester
&
mortgage
General
89%
83
95
*85%
ApriZ-Oct
Telephone 2%s series D 1982
General
90
Map-Nov
first
Electric
93?/*
101%
83%
101% 101%
June-Dec
series
Series
Port
State
90%
88%
*101 % 103
115%
'73—Jan-July
Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
Putnam
91
Hartford RR—
Susquehanna &
Y
83%
aqq
June-Dec
1986
99
96
1998
E
ser
F
131
211%
89%
2
&
General
107
B
4s
&
NY
54%
56
7
85%
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007
Jan-July
• General mtge conv inc 4%s ser A 2022
May
62
43
54
3%s
1973
Haven
91%
85%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1989
2%s
series
4s
series
New
First
62 V*
87 Va
Lack
4%s
91 Va
RR
91%
RR—
Y & Harlem gold 3Vis 2000
Mortgage 4s series A 2043_—
Mortgage
97%
series
debentures
Connecting
115
88%
ApriZ-Oct
1997——
83 y4
92%
100%
11
Feb-Aug
collateral gold 3 Vis .1998
Chicago & St Louis—
mortgage 3s
105 %
40
88%
April-Oct
Cent
income
100%
106%
88
April-Oct
.
River
78%
162% 172 %
*77%
125%
%
103
88%
May-Nou
1980——
mortgage
Shore
*102%
103
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1988
1998
78%
96
53%
April
Feb-Aup
1977
A
79%
1st
190
68%
73%
Co—
series
trust
Central
73
N
110
3%s
3%s
RR
N
99%
121
73
5'71
100% 101 %
May-Nou
Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
10
*97
117
22
Mar-Sept
83
54
16%
April-Oct
80
48
273
58%
-June-Dec
1980
Telephone
*79%
*50
20
62
May-Nov
1974
Bell
New York
'
__
81%
19
*100%
.Map-Nov
.
1982
debentures
Jersey
Michigan
—
*91%
May-No®
1980
1976
footnotes,
April-Oct
Y
IN
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
2003
82
65%
Co—
77
55%
1982
Consolidated
3
—
55%
101
74
n
61
ApriZ-Oct
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
1st
Series
Tel
&
84
56%
94%
53%
76
65%
1983_Map-Nov
1974
—
77
55%
debs
debs
83
80%
~
f
conv
80
*86
94
64
78%
61 Va
2030
June-Dec
1977
~2
--
91 %
100%
64%
1985_June-Dec
90%
73
Ry—
1st
3 Vis
77
——
71
Mar-Sept
4%s
s
*78%
56
19%
73%
1977
78%
73
*96%
44%
57%
June-Dec
77
—
5
75%
65%
debsr1970
88%
N
'97—June-Dec
stp '64_Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Co
England Tel
87%
94 V*
*123
90%
79
8
94
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
.
3%s
debentures
154 Va
94
*91V*
82%
June-Dec
debs
2%s
Chem
&
Prods
Tea
f
84%
*79
June-Dec
Lehigh
Series
s
112%
*88%
——
f debs
s
conv
Corp 1st 3Vis
mortgage 3%s 1986
mortgage 4%s 1989
88
*85
169
46 %
*77%
Map-Nov
1986
ser
Steel
97
*79%
34
64
Map-Nov
3s
4%s
5Vis
Distillers
Distiller
National
5s
Gas
Dairy Products
85
April-Oct
A
gold
&
Cylinder
1st
117
3s
79%
1986
1980
conv
1976
17
21
■
46 %
64
June-Dec
1970
20
Co—
sinking fund 37/8s series
Shore
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
1997—April-Oct
4s 1987
3%s
1983
debentures
Cash Register
91 Va
119
June-Dec
1st
2000
92
74%
*93
*100
95%
87
*76%
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
2007
1976
86 V*
290%
88%
1
2%s
Louis
84%
New
Mar-Sept
St
86%
*
86%
98
92%
11
ApriZ-Oct
debs
2
*84%
85%
1
Inc—
subord
8
124%
Mar-Sept
1979
&
Airlines
conv
12
287
Kansas
Kentucky Central Ry
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
Chat
National
"
118
94
1991
3%s
Tel
Corporation—5 Vis
Collateral
debentures
&
86%
140
88
86
85
96%
89
95
97%
88
82
92%
85%
93%
99%
1978
99 Va
110
83%
93%
46%
86
75% y; 82%
95% 101%
89
95%
June-Dec
79%
80
1
96
95%
59%
1966
Jan
68
'
•
289
154
4s
B
debs
gtd
Tel
82%.
90
98% 104 %
79
80
93%
86%
116
86%
n
76%
83%
2045
•
■
124
1976_Mar-Sept
Kanawha
1st
States
debentures
72%
89
:
series
inc
first
96
N
NAFI
Royal Dutch Airlines—
4%s
Essex
109
__
96
Mar-Sept
——
K
KLM
&
Mountain
1st
ApriZ-Oct
1975
Morris
National
Feb-Aup
1978
4V4s
&
'
1
29)
99 %
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1980
Breaker
Central
—
Jan
103
107% 109%
*99
Jan-July
B
99%
83%
82%
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
86
795
*75%
;
first gtd
86%
'
<•.*».
Feb-Aup
*83_Map-Nov
Pipe Line Co—
debentures series A 1977
debentures 1987
Circuit
Jersey
1981
47/as
subord
mortgage
I-T-E
debs
Tel
Oil
f
s
4v4s
1st
&
.
Co—
Department Stores—
85%
76%
3
.
84%
;
;
1967
86%
85%
__
-
—
*237
Jan
84%
86
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1971
86%
104
83
'
71
*66 V*
„
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1979_May-Nov
4%s debs series B 1981
Feb-Aup
International Minerals & Chemical
Corp—
3.65s conv subord debentures
1977
Jan-July
Silver
84
'
mortgage 3y2s series J 1981
mortgage 4%s series K 1987
mortgage 4V2s series L 1989
International Harvester Credit 4%s
subord
•
A
(Dec
6s
100%
100% 100 Va
Co—
Ry 3Vis
Railroad
80%
34
*101% 102%
84%
86%
72%
Jan-July
1978
'
71
1st
conv
85
85%
_
_
*76
1st
5s
82
81%
'*•
D
ser
15)
Malone
33
*89%
.
83
''
107%.
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980—Jan-July
4%s debentures 1981
Feb-Aug
5 Vis subord debs 1981—
Feb-Aug
84
1
1962
(Nov
called
&
Monogahela
'
1st
International
75%
1990
1976
called
Entirely
130
1
•
RR
trust
Partially
18 V*
1
84
*77
'
—
.
Ry 2y2s ser C 1986—June-Dec
debentures 1972
Mar-Sept
3.20s
'84
*83
3V*s
mortgage
7
if
82%
84
"
——
Jan-July
Union
Steel Co
'
84
■
Consol
Inland
78
A
series
Pacific
Mohawk
198B
85%
95
88
215
85 %
—
RR—
Gen mtge income 4%s series
5s income debentures Jan 1
105%
67
9
4s
93
140
102%
*85%
4Vis series B Jan 1, 1990
:
mortgage 4 Vis series C Jan 1 2005
mtge income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
1st
102
99%
first
49
21
*86
mortgage
95
101 %
•'*
series
85%
102
May-Nou
Jan
106%
105
83%
Marie—
A
5%s subord income debs 2033
4Vis
77
Feb-Aug
1957
Texas
adjustment 5s
Missouri
^
102 % 103 %
—
lien
Cum
97
v
;
Jan-July
5s
Monon
HI
&
lien
•
101
*99% 102
Jan-July
debentures
Kansas
Prior
90
97%
...
Industries—
subord
Missouri
97%
113%
8
100
Jan-July
Feb
mortgage 4%s inc series
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
125
Jan-July
refunding 5s A 1957
Foods
4%s
125
368
95%
94%
*84%
General
•
94
85%
102%
May
mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991
May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s
1967—£_April-Oct
148%
368
__
*93
—
June-Dec
1984
debentures 1982
§• Ad justed
81
122
1972
Prior
debentures 1981_
^Hudson & Manhattan—
•
76%
47
*320
—'
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
4%s
§
78
138% 142
of America—
tr debentures 1972
Finance Corp 2%s 1970
4Vas debentures 1968
Household
4s
*76 V*
I
Map-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-JuJp
Mar-Sept
coll
conv
Mar-Sept
debentures
80
84
101%
—
Feb-Aup
Ap?iZ-Oct
1976
f
s
First
1981
debs
first 4Vas
Corp—
Ry
subord
Corp
subord
conv
Chemical
conv
2%s 1976
debentures
debentures
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st mortgage 6s 1985
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste
H
Haloid
f
s
3.10s
Water first mtge
Xerox Inc—
1988
70%
77
76
*88
June-Dec
3yas
1991
72%
68%
,1
—
200% 215
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
June-Dec
Hackensack
94
Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Nou
1973
68
10)
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C
1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
85%
76%
80
1972
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
78
82%
II
*77
& Co—
debentures
79%
82%
*101%
Ray)
subord
.
62%
76
May-Nov
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
(J
conv
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—4y2s 1975
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974
June-Dec
1980
Realty Corp 5s 1977
Corp 5%s debs 1976
McKesson & Robbins 3%s debs
4%s debentures 1980
75%
62 V*
68%
54%
80
1972
Stores
5s
.
41
*84
'
.
72
Jan-July
mortgage 3%s
mtge 3 %s 1982
1st
April
59
1976—Map-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
1969
mortgage
275%
*75
June-Dec
mortgage 23/4s 1979
1st
275
April
Map-Nov
2056
Utilities 25/8s
mortgage 3s 1978
3s
275
RR—
General
General
Gulf
June-Dec
70
80
*80%
63%
73
3
,78%
.
*—
72
56
74%
70
■,
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-No®
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
1980
May
103%
65
._.
Map-Nov
:
wts"
f
65%
72%
1972
1977_i
debentures
s
54%
conv
101
60
73%
Apr-Oct
1978
Jan-July
Jan-July
5s
2%s
1981
1978
"ex
1968
3%s
101
"ex wts"
debentures
debentures
68 %
mortgage 25/8s series Q 2010
Financial Corp—
subord debentures 1974
2%s
93
3
Apr-Ocf
debentures
5 '/as
99 y.
82
90%
93
*57%
Mar-Sept
1990
f
*64%
Western
Co
92%
82
I
ser
1987
debs
101%
.96%
67%
ser H
s
Jan-July
General
67
ApriZ-Oct
3 y4s
Jan-July
Great
98 %
*91%
ApriZ-Oct
RR
Stores
1990
__
&
5%s
Dept
mortgage 3y8s series O 2000
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982
General
98
„
F 2003
G 2003
mtge 3%s
mtge 3%s
subord
Central
Martin
103%
H)
conv
May
3
98%
103%
ser
Mack Trucks Inc 5y8s
15
101%
86
*103
RR—
High
96%
90%
*82
ser
4%s
Jan. 1
Low
M
103
94%
101
:;m1st mortgage
96
382
%
April-Oct
mtge 3%s
mtge 2%s
mortgage 4%s
Rangs Since
*89 %
June-Dec
104%
95
128
1st
121
103%
96
140
135%
218
'
95
*95%
Jan-July
82
205
No.
*98% 100%
2003
ApriZ-Oct
2003—April-Oct
St Louis div second
gold 3s 1980
Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas & Elec 2%s 1979
—__May-Nou
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s 1984
April-Oct
90%
153%
138
102% 102%'
147
Jan -July
series
refund
103% 103%
Jan-July
1976
refund
&
*96%'
May-Nou
1978
&
88
Bonds
High
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Nashville
First
First
*100 % 101
sub debs '75-Map-Nov
&
Friday's
Sold
1976_June-Dec
1986
105'/a
103 % 104%
1965—May-Nov
f debs
105%
24
"
103%
s
102
39
or
Bid & Asked
ApriZ-Oct
1978
102%
82
157
178
debentures
99
88%
1982
1976
Louisville
101
160
debentures
3%s
101%
100% 101
88 y8
debentures
3s
\
100 %
May-Nou
1973
98
101
88%
4%s
50
Northern
General
90%
104
.....
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
Gas
4%s
104% 105 y8
100% 101 %
June-Deo
conv
149
Star
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
106
105
ApriZ-Oct
1981
Company 4yas
Ry Co—
95%
102%
104%
105
Period
High
907/a
'79—Feb-Aup
1983
conv
Low
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
97
Map-Nov
1985
& Co 3%s
BONDS
Bangs Since
Sold
June-Dec
first mtge 2%s
debentures
Union
Co
f debs
s
1971
1977
subord
conv
debentures
F)
(W R)
Grand
-
debs
conv
Rubber
4%s
(B
s
Grace
4%s
Tire
Co
1979
debs
debentures
Brothers, 5s
Glidden
3V*s
1980
Telephone
convertible
General
Great
Corp
Friday
Bonds
97%
-Mar-Sept
-Mar-Sept
Jan-July
.Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1983
General
Gimbel
Friday's
Lone
3%s debentures 1975-
4%s
or
Bid & Asked
Acceptance Corp.—
debentures
3 %s
Last
Sale Price
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
.
(Range for Week Ended October 13)
Week's Range
Low
General
2%s
Period
.
__
60
•
—
18
50 Va
18
85%
64
14
21%
74%
—
'«
77%
80%
82
82
4
86 Va
79
84
'
April-Oct
*74
ApriZ-Oct
80
80
4
101
102
13
98
103
10
91
99
May-Nov
102
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
—Feb-Aug
—Mar-Sept
—
93 Va
*76%
——
'
76%
*82%
86%
104%
75
93%
74
86
76%
76%
84
79
77 Va
79
76%
82%
80
1
*
83 Va
86%
3
84%
104% 104%
15
100%
87
105 Va
Number 6099
194
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1637)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
Interest
BONDS
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Exchange
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
2
86
96%
87%
87%
2
87%
90
81
83%
87%
92 y4
85
90
90
11
87
4
86 y2
4
97 Va
99%
100%
24
101% 101 %
10
98%
'102 % 105 Va
58%
104%
101%
40
58%
92%
1
88 y4
94
S
92
80
5
78%
85%
94
75
—
~1
93 %
93%
*90
refunding
&
104
First & refunding
First &
refunding
First
&
refunding
First
&
refunding
First
&
refunding
refunding
First &
First
3Vis series R 1982
refunding 3s series S 1983__
&
1
First
refunding
&
refunding
98%
39
120 y4
First
&
refunding
First
&
refunding
First &
refunding,
.1st & ref mtge 4Vis series AA 1986
1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
1st & ref 3 Vis series CC 1978
*82%
83
*77
11
79
4Vis series DD 1990
1st
&
ref mtge
1st
&
ref 5s series EE
ref
&
4%s
3 Vis debentures
3 Vis
79
3Vis
debentures
debentures
4%s
1988
3Vis
debentures
Western
American
Pan
78
15
81
85%
37
99
Peoria
133
5
9iy2
&
2
96%
106%
Union
V
&
90%
refunding
First &
(Jos
Roebuck
Sears
Seiberling
4
83%
89
¥
79%
85%
5s
2
80%
86%
Service
,75
81
78
*79%
80%
*81 Va
827/a
Shell
Oil
Union
Shell
85%
Sinclair
83%
81
85%
Smith-Corona
89%
Socony-Vacuum
80%
27
79
84'/a
South
79
84%
Southern Bell
78%
80 Va
82
*81
'
82%
92
debentures
103%
3y4s
convertible
Southern
105%
72%
79%
First 4»/2s
73%
79%
Gold
4%s
84%
Gold
4%s
90
San
78
84%
Southern
86
90%
First
89%
First
mortgage
94%
92%
424
97% 100%
81%
84%
84
47
66
91
Fran
105%
%
99%
3 y83
96
97%
96%
97%
58
92%
37
65
75%
5%,s
65
74%
Standard
53
58%
Standard
50
60%
4%s
79
85. !
*52 Va
55 %
79
'
15
79%
•
Spiegel
100
92%
;
Inc
101
79%
79%
1
77
85
86
86 Va
10
84
88%
Surface
May-JVou
„May-JVou
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
93
£4
11
90%
94%
Swift
83
83
5
83
*80%
—
81%
.
—
—
80%
*77%
103
'
1988
26
103 %
*88 Va
4%s
99%
93
-
106
i.
106%
ApriZ-Oct
1984
Petroleum 2%s debentures
Vis conv subord debs 1987
103 Va 103%
June-Dec
1964—Feb-Aug
117%
85
80
101% 101 %
45/8s, s f debs 1986
,—-Jnn-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3Vas s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4V/2S ser I 1963_Feb-Awp
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
Jane-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3V2S 1964
May-JVou
Co
*88%
75
85
83%
For footnotes,
——
Mar-Sept
1981
see
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-NovMay-Nov
3%s ser A '75
5s
Oil
82
104%
100
94
86
92
-108 y2
100%
debs
subord
1984
June-Dec
April-Oct,
1983-;
4%s
3y8s
(Indiana)
1983
Jan-July
conv
1983—
senior
page
34.
Inc—
1979
notes
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
—
1979
notes
conv
—
senior notes 1980—;
—
Assn of St Louis—
5%%
Texas
Jan-July
April-Oct
Company
(The) 3%s debs 1983^—May-Nov
Corp 3s debentures 1965
—.-May-Nov
104 Va
Texas
&
Texas
102
and
and
57
-
93%
100
89
of
RR
Thompson
82
92
Tidewater
15
82
90
Trans
70%
96%
94%
96 Va
Orleans
New
Feb-Auy
Products 4%s debs 1982
Wooldridge Inc—
1986
debentures
Oil
—Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
—
1986
3%s
Co
Airlines
Inc—6%s
1978
—
1
e
97%
100%
mtge
Electric
Union
90
84
86%
3s
78
78
.
173% 175%
26
96%
5
96%
175%
168%
175 y4
94
97%
3%s
of
145
99%
83 Va
85
71
69%
—
62
59%
60%
104
101
102
106 V*
99%
95 Va
92
94
99 Va
87
87
72%
9
75%
78%
84
81
83
221
143% 147%
263
131%
99%
125
97%
100 Va
9.7%
100
100 %
104 %
109
101% 101%
61
97%
103%
294
100%
108 %
101%
103 %
126 %
66
98%
101 Va
87
84 %
85
9
82 %
84%
85
7
82%
*95%
98
95 %
100
*93
98 %
93%
97
*93
87 V*
94 Va
90 %
98
91%
97%
92%
5
89 V8
9-1 %
96 %
97%
11
90%
97%
84'/a
84 Va
90
91%
*84 Va
91%
*__
220%
91%
103
105%
136%
227%
5
103
105%
103%
220% 227%
104
44
104
*80
*72%
Union
1982
3%s
——
Air
72
Co
debentures
81 Va
90%
1.1
89
94
98
97%
98
28
95%
98 Va
*88%
*71%
85 '/'a
—
3
92
69%
*77 %
1986—
debs 1985
of America 2%s
37
1977
75
9G %
66%
79
76%
—
77 V*
*
116
117%
39
104 Va
116
104%
8
133
84 Va
86
93 %
93 %
*81 %
*89 %
2
__
—
92
♦79
80 %'
111
110 %
112
*84 Va
—
69%
—
29
85
*68
*97 Va
332
126
1
130
89
94
80%
85
88 Va
90
76
81%
8Q %
88
5
175
88%
100%
105 %
107
112%
66%
.
97
85
71
109 %
102%
104 Va
121
143 Va
8q%
I
CO to
106%
79%
_
104% 104%
126
85%
83%
—r
—
104 Va 105%
Feb-Auy
105
80%
84 Va
104 %
ApnZ-Oct
135
104
——
*82
*88 Va
113%
79 Va
*81
86
1991-Mar-Sept
—June-Dec
1966—ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept-
89
71
92
—
92
68
92
Inc—
subord
Biscuit
'
90
May-Nov
debs
mortgage 2%s series C
Car 4%s, s f debs 1973
Lines
conv
2%s
1986
Tank
s
f
debentures
4%s
82 V*
80
—
—
90
Missouri
California
debentures
Refunding
United
133
of
Co
1970—-June-Dec
June-Dec
conv subord debs 1991
June-Dec
Pacific RR 2%s debentures 1976—Feb-Aug
Oil
4%s
United
1
"173
91 Va
95
mortgage and coll
debehtures
1968—.;
Union
90
■
—
101
96
84%
72
89
100% 100%
*—
First
4%s
—
CO
95 Va
91
32
141
,
88
*59%
3%s 1971—May-Nov
trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
.May-Nov
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980.
June-Dec
1st
—
.
94%
99% 100%
93
-
102
Ramo
World
Union
99%
II
59
149 V*
136
*84
1974—June-Dec
3%s
1st
96
-£2
*84
1
73%
95%
89%
79%
196 Va
54 Va
2
Pacific—
Pacific-Missouri
1
106
57
140
*70%
refund M 3%s
Thompson
97%
86
78
73 Va
161
140
refund M 3%s
First
98%
1
79 %
3
78
RR—
Orleans
New
First
99 Va
5
84
101
72
10
74%
♦206
C 2019
91%
98
129%
98
96%
142
Terminal RR
98%
*88%
97%
■'
May-JVou
1973
73%
100
73
3<Ja/8
96 Va
79
__
82-
*81
1985.
73%
5
73
108 %
94
6
74%
June-Dec
series B 1970__AprZZ-Oct
series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000——June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
95 %
•112
*96
•'<
23
82
*74%
April-OcZ
debs
2%s
California
of
Oil
capital
5%s
*
'
89 V?
98 %
i—.
__
90
103 %
85 %
12
290
80%
'100%
93%
81
87%
100
119%
80 %
impt 2"% series D 1965
83%
3
.
—
118
1983————__—May-Nov
impt M 4s series
85
*97
87,
100
74
and
82%
*
3
26
*85
and
85
101 Va
106
■■■
99
119
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
Jan-July
A 1977—
Refund
■—
96%
90
*95%
1970—
107 y2
5
104 Va
106
100%
135
103%
86 Va
99%
April-Oct
—
103
—
*98%
May-Nov
1973
—
debs
-87
1977-—May-JVou
conv
(James)
5%s
85
5s
—
37/8s
88%
June-Dec
1963—
18
3
97%
*87%
i„-I—-—June-Dec
Refund
—
*99%
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
,__May-Nov
1st
bonds
April-Oct
Corp 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-July
3%s debs 1981—
Jan-July
Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-JVou
Co 2%s debentures 1972
— Jan-July
Talcott
81%
Co—
mtge 3%s 1977
mortgage 3s 1983
Gamble
5s
2%s debentures
Term
Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
3%s series A 1984—;
Mar-Sept
Pgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1962—
Feb-Aug
1st gen 5s series C 1974
June-Dec
1st 4Vis series D 1977—.
..June-Dec
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970—
Mar-Sept
3Vis s f debentures 1986_
ApriZ-Oct
&
103
Jan-July
:„Jan-July
102%
92
*72%
Pittsburgh
Called
103%
100
101
83
,
80
437
117% 119
29
103 Va 103%
87
97%
97%
Feb-*ug
84
103%
1986
97
355
101% 103
94
84
__
79%
Texas
101 %
89
27
ApriZ-Oct
——Feb-Auy
39
99% 100
2
94
22
Oil
&
79
6
83
83
e
81%
75 Va
—
87%
103%
100
100
1982—April-OcZ
April-OcZ
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974„—
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co
(Ohio) 4y4s 1982_—Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debentures 1973—Mar-Sept
2
—
79
76
87 %
5
Co—
Tell
Bell
debentures
95%
*75%
lud
— —
—
100
—
95%
163
__
V?
102% 103%
2%s
2%s
debentures
June-Dec
Phillips
Proctor
*87
102% 102%
103% 104
——:-i
mtge
RR
debentures
97%
4
136
1983_Feb-Auy
1982
Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s
New
96%
23
1st
Term
Pacific
Southwestern
58 Va
94
109 %
96 %
163
*78%
series E 1986—:
Jan-July
series F 1996
Jan-July
series series H 1983
April-Oct
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994——Jan-July
1st
mtge coll tr 4y2s 1988
Feb-Auy
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996—1
Jan-July
102
87
156
*97% 100
First mtge 5%s
94 %
93
—
160%
87 %
—
103%
i
.-
mortgage
83%
34
83
*84
1979—.
5s
(Oregon Lines)
83%
99%
78 %
82
100
1981
99
89%
94
1979—
debentures
1969
76%
*94 Va
85
Co—
1
'
1987———-Mar-Sept
mortgage 2%s 1984_
3%s Convertible 'debentures
Pacific
T
86
7
*87%
Southern
7
88%
69%
85%
*78%
Jan-July
Indiana Ry 2%s-4y4s 1994—
Jan^-July
Soi^hern Natural Gas Co 4V2s conv 1973_June-Dec
96%
79%
*85%
63
Southern California Edison Co—
106
75
*86
60
85%
Feb-Aug
1985—
74
—
73
69%
May-Nov
debs
1987—-
79
81
74
June-Dec
1979
74%
87
66%
66
68%
69%
Superior Oil Co
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs 1979
Power
RR
debentures
Philco
Electric
f
1976
Alabama
74
*79
17
35
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
103
*85%
72%
71%
*71
Jan-July
1986
debentures
'
1st
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1977
f debs
s
2%s
89%
71
68%
70
June-Dec
debentures
debs
2%s
97%
75
Jan-July
s
3s
102%
67 Va
72
Co—
Oil' 2%s
103
-—May-Nov
1986
June-Dec
refunding mtge 5s 1989
April-Oct
1st
4%s
857/a
3
105
•71
58
73i/4
91%
—
85%
6
101 % 101%
61
81
1966
Marchaht—5y4s
& North
88%
88
61
May -Nov
,
81
83%
105
Oil
"88
Corp—
79
9
82%
*81%
69%
refunding 4%s
Potomac
120
89
Oi} 2y2s debentures 1971_;
80%
1
58%
&
Pillsbury
94
147
103
May-Nov
Corp 4%s conv debs
2V4s debentures 1965_:
19
69%
&
4
88 %
108%
42
__Mar-Sept
Oil
82
68%
&
Corporation—
4Vis conv subord debs
4
32
105
79%
—
3.20s
4%s
Co
81%
58
First
90%
132
*88
1980
debentures
subord
81%
!
70%
First
First &
90%
103
*80
1971
debs
2y2s
Sons
Co
Pipe Line
81%
''
69
-First
157 %
June-Dec
1980
B
1972
&
Skelly
*79%
—ApriZ-Oct
114
—April-Oct
1977
5y4s
1982—
Rubber
conv
83%
77
79%
•
——
Jan-July
&
398
99 %
130
1989_Jan-July
1968
1971
B
1974
Roebuck
84
*75%
June-Dec
122%
90
85
105
May-JVou
4s
cons
Acceptance
debentures
86 %
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
First
3%s
&
debentures
83
70%
mortgage
refunding mtge
E)
91%
Airways—
refunding
102 V*
Co—
Co
debentures
74 y2
&
refunding
RR
subordinated
99
&
96%
86 %
131%
Mar-Nov
1989
debentures
series
5s
16
First
.
Line
4%s
106
1981——,
27/aS 1978——
3Vis 1982_.
3Vis 1983
3Vis 1985
97%
57%
—
1st
debentures
Finance
3s
104
First
refunding
Air
f
s
84
_Jan-July
95
48
85
*~
—May
2006
Jan
A
3%s
conv
92
98
refunding 2%s
&
3s
mortgage 3s
81
79%
104%
88%
.119
Mar-Sept
....
England 1st gtd 4s 1989
85%
3d
Ry
RR
97%
102
gold 4Vis series C 1977—
June-Dec
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
86%
Va
122%
Mar-Sept
_Jan-July
1977
1980
series
Depot
New
Paper
Sunray
First
Duluth
Seagram
118%
10
Philadelphia Electric Co-.—
First & refunding 2%& 1971
First & refunding 2%s 1967r_
First & refunding 2%s 1974
1969
1977
inc bond certificates Nov
&
94%
90%
89%
—April
.ApriZ-Oct
1st
certificates
87%
1
96%
*89%
Marquette Ry 3%g
General
bond
4s
Seaboard
94
14
mortgage
J
debs
debentures
B
debs
Paul
Sears
series D 1980——Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General 5s series B 1974—1
_—Feb-Aug
Pere
series
4s
Paul
1st
133%
108
107
84%
99%
*85
1996—
Louis-Southwestern
3%s
115%
26
1981_.
4Vis series E 1984
3 Vis series F 1935
Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
General
series
conv
6s
income
Seaboard
88%
92%
General mortgage
3y4s
conv
Adirond'k
&
St
101
115%
91 %
91%
94 %
99% 100%
4%s series D
General
5s
Scott
100
118% 121
100
12
'V
„
♦86%
Mar-Sept
5y4s
gold
mtge
First
103
120%
119%
119
119 y2
subord
conv
93 %
Corp—
.
86
88%
99
debentures 1979
Feb-Aup
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975——April-Oct
Pennsylvania RR—
V
General 4Vis series A 1965
;—
June-Dec
General 5s series B 1968—
June-Dec
4Vis
1983-
Second mtge inc 4y2s ser A Jan 2022
Scovill
£9
99
1975
1977
6y4s
Lawrence
•
85
77%
85
1964_June-Dec
83 Va
88%
-
—
90%
101% 102
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
April-Oct
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A
1997—
Ja?i-July
St
80
105% 105 %
debentures
Oil
World
1973—
debs_
debentures
mortgage
Second
Scioto
—
debs
3s
3%s
Electric
&
D
McBee
St
—
99 y2
1991
Pacific
Gas
serial
Aircraft
89%
105 y4
1981
3%s
1964
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971——
'
76
June-Dec
1978
1983
debentures
Tobacco
subord
Second 4s
92 y2
92%
82
1
__
90 y4
Corp—
conv
General
175
June-Dec
___^.-June-Dec
1985—June-Dec
1987
debentures
3 Vis
Oil
St
June-Dec
1986
debentures
2%s
J)
Royal
104%
—April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-JVou
Feb-Auy
.—Feb-Aup
1991
series FF 1992
Pacific Tel & Tel 23/4s debentures
1st
(R
Rohr
83
%
82%
82%
June-Dec
June-Dec
89
♦82%
46
4%s
80
73
—
85%
84%
80%
83
82 Va
104
80
2
80
82
♦89
102
%
86
—
99%
•
1976
mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
mtge 3Vis ser W '84„June-Dec
3 Vis ser X 1984
June-Dec
mtge 33/aS ser Y 1987_June-Dec
mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
165
93%
78
-
—
__
99
1st
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
refunding 27/8s series T
First &
debentures
4%s
First & refunding
First &
2%s
Manufacturing
Rochester
106
104
•
140 % 144
81%
154
1
89%
♦79%
10
Richfield
96%
78%
»
series I 1966
June-Dec
series J 1970
June-Dec
3s series K 1971——June-Dec
3s series L 1974
June-Dec
3s series M 1979——June-Dec
3s series N 1977_
June-Dec
23/4s series P 1981—June-Dec
27/as series Q 1980
June-Dec
154
♦87%
52
Reynolds
99
89%
4
80
100% 100%
3s
111
'
80
3Vis
refunding
&
First
96
103
51%
83 y*
103
*78%
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
92
1
__
154
April-Oct
1977
97
♦96%
81
1
93%
——
105 %
*■
9iy2
♦92%
High
38
103% 103%
June-Dec
1975
99 %
Jan. 1
Low
Jan-July
Rheem
78%
82%
78
-
81
s104
No,
98 %
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
Rangs Since
Sold
62%
105
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
First
Oats
4%s
*
98%
refunding mortgage 3V4s 1983_April-Oct
debentures
Quaker
82%
82
56%
*80%
*76%
Bonds
High
Reading Co first & ref 3Vas series D 1995 _May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sept
58
94
82
May-JVou
mortgage 3 Vis 1968_Jan-July
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
1972—
debentures
4%s
92%
Friday's
104 %
81%
and
3%s
105%
103 %
92%
82
debentures
First
2
84
83%
102%
30
104 % 104 %
84
1963
and
3%s
101
98%
99%
103 %
debentures
refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
90
£7%
100
143
3s
91%
87
97%
'101
or
Bid & Asked
Service Electric & Gas Co—
First
87
first mortgage 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1975
April-Oct
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Mar-Nov
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co—
1st mortgage 23/4s 1975_
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3s 1979—
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
:
May-Nov
1st
mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3 Vis 1985
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
June-Dec
1st mortgage 4%s 1987Jan-July
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5Vis conv 1982—May-JVou
5 Vis conv subord debs 1983
;
^Mar-Sept
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 33/4s debs 1988—June-Dec
4%s conv 1978
—
1
88%
88%
Edison
Oxford Paper Co
—
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
Public
92
*77
Period
High
91
Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sepf
1st and ref 4%s series A 1974
Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973-May-JVou
3%s s f debentures 1973
May-JVov
3%s s f debentures 1974
May-JVou
4%s s f debentures 1976May-JVou
4%s s f debentures 1977
.
May -Nov
4%s s f debentures 1978
May-JVou
4%s s f debentures 1980
May-JVou
5 i/8s s
f debentures 1979
-May-JVou
4%s s f debentures 1981
May-JVou
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
-. '
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
Quar-Feb
Refunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047
Jan-July
Coll
trust 4s
1984
—
;
April-Get
Northern States Power Co—
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3 Vis 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3 VaS 1984
April-Oct
First mortgage 4%s 1986
Mar-Sept
First mortgage
4s 1988
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990
June-Dec
First mortgage
4%s 1991
Feb-Aug
(Wise) 1st mortgage 25/as 1977ApriZ-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1978—
—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 45/as 1987
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv 1979
Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
3 Vis debentures
1996
Feb-Aug
Norfolk & Western
Ohio
Low
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No,
High
BONDS
Bangs Since
Sold
Low
New York Stock
for Week Ended October 13)
Week's Range
Friday
29
1
1
—
Continued
92
85%
91%
on
page
3
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Monday, October 16, 1961
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Oct. 9,
In the
on
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Oct. 13.
and
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
;
Low
Par
Acme-Hamilton
Mfg
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
Wire
Acme
Admiral
27a
.
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Steel
Co
Inc
American
13 V*
1,200
1274
Sep
11%
13%
10,500
8%
Mar
Jan
4ye
4%
3,500
3y8
Feb*
common
237a May
8% May
82 %
84%
14,500
507a
Jan
93%
7y4
7'A
8%
10,500
6%
Apr
10% May
'■
_33A
3%
19
,i
3%
900
4%
Sep
28% May
Apr
57a Apr
Jan
Jan
145
84%
85
28%
28%
~5%
~5%
Oct
83%
Apr
22%
Jan
34% Aug
843/4 Feb
500
79
1
3,000
6
Jar.
5
.100
Feb
<7
10c
1
6%
6%
7%
9
8y8
9%
37,400
7a
Jun
8
7%
8%.
1
5%
5%
6%
14,100
7,500
8'A
400
Rubber class
Ss
6 y8
5,100
8
£1%
A.
~ey8
1
—10
convertible preferred
-50c
Unlimited
Inc
6%
15%
18 74
183/4
Sep
Jan
11%
Oct
.
Apr
Oil
Ambassador
American
Jan
87a
Apr
Jan
17%
16% Feb
8
Mar
17% Aug
17
Sep
28
July
6 74
5,400
5%
Oct
127a Feb
803/4
250
Jan
83%
Apt
1
5y.
5
574
20,300
76%
3%
Jan
6%
474
100
4%
Oct
7% Mar
647,
66
*
66
250
55
16%
20
*
17
500
1
American
~7%
77a
7%
3%
3%
3%
Petrofina
£1
_
3%
3%
6,400
3,700
3%
50o
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American
3y«
3 7a
3%
40
12.50
A
1
~5%
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
American Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper
2
5
i
15
class
Inc
American
Oil
A
3 V*
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products—*
Radio
Andrea
Jan
May
6
Pools
class
Louisiana
4%%
&
convertible
4%
Jan
8% Apt
23% May
4% Apt
2 3/8
-1,600
—
Mar
2
^
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—
-
34% Mar
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93/s
900
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noi;32% May
13% jtiiy
6,500
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57a
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11%
12%
500
6
Jan
177a May
60%
597a
67%
4%
43/4
16
^
■
Apr
94
45%
Feb
86% May
1,600
22%
92%
Jan
8,600
;
5
18%
19 %
3%
Jan
774 May
97a
12
liy4
13%
397a
Jan
87a
2,000
38%
16,600
35
92
2072
3,700
95% Mar
Feb
24% May
Jan
447a
Apr
Jun
9672
Jan
Jan
36
2
II
17a
Jan
3%
Aug
Apr
600
3%
Apr
57a
2,500
5%
Sep
Oct
67a
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5,900
3%
,%
Jan
26 y8
2
1
2y8
3%
27%
1
27%
35% May
Jan
89 V4
23,900
310
39%
4
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7a
1
50,600
4
3%
4
1
2%
2%
3%
1,500
37,900
1c
5%
5»A
5%
16,800
700
9%
"
-
10% July
1A
Oct
•
American
deposit
regular
rets
Associated
Laundries
Associated
Oil
Associated
&
of
_1
America-—
Stationers Supply
Testing Labs--—
Associated
Line
Coast
.
474
Oct
874
Jan
<5
Apr
Apr
16%
25%
2,800
14y8
Jan
6%
"ey*
167a Aug
34% May
67a
3,300
2%
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107a
•
54 ya
5274.
54%
1,200
„1
5p
31%
31%
32%
3,600
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Feb
57a
-
157s.
10c
Atlantic Research Corp—
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar
Jan
17a
67a Mar
Oct
2%
24%
15%
•
—;
Atco Chemical Industrial Products*. 10c
Atlantic
4
£1
—
Co
Gas
1%
iy«
1%
Jan
5974 Feb
49 3A July
30 y8 Aug
2,500
1
Apr
37% JUly
37a
Aug
Apr
Atlas
Corp
option
Inc
1
Atlas Sewing Centers Ino
Audio Devices Inc
6,200
1%
.1%
12,100
1572
17a
warrants—
Atlas General Industries
6%
1672
13,600
6%
63/4
10 pesos
...
16
1
27a
27/a
3
10c
26%
267a
29
1
1
8%
7%
12%
11
13
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc—
1
13 V*
12%
14
Automatic Steel Products Inc com
1
5%
Plastics
Aurora
Non-voting
Avlen
Corp
Corp
non-cum
class
Inc
-
.1
preferred
1%
Collieries
Ayrshire
Mar
2% July
674
Jan
23% Sep
43%
jun
5
974 May
Jan
Feb
13%
117a
Sep
217a
Apr
574
300
33/4
Jan
7 7a
May
63/a
—-
6%
9,200
5%
63/4
800
43/4
Jan
7
Mar
14
14
15%
3,800
20
19
20%
1,500
3
27a May
17
4,400
5
Corp
Jan
9% May
4,700
97a
10c
A
Avis Industrial Corp
Jan
13% May
7,200
11,800
.
.
Audion-Emenee
Co
Amer
rets
dep
Class
B
46%
47
47
• 7a
14
1,500
Jan
Jan
42
Jan
"
Apr
29% May
21%
5672
Oct
Apr
Inc
Banner
1
18
4
preferred
Inc
shares-
72
1572
15%
4%
4%
574
2,200
5,700
A3/8
T%
.
12%
1274
35 Va
32
36
-
418 Jan
14% Mar
6
74
8
8%
5% Aug
672 July
29
177a
17
1874
15
14%
1574
1,200
5%
Benrus
Watch
Bickford's
Co
Inc
serial
67c
Buell Die
&
(The)
Shoe
&
15
107a
Jun
39 72
Feb
5A
11,100
43/4
Sep
117a
6,400
9
Sep
47a
9
"
8 74
Apr
117a -Oct
16 74
1272 July
133/a Jan
26
1,700
1172
Jan
21% May
1,500
6%
Jan
772 May
217a
217a
100
183/4
197a
77a
77a
774
14,200
Aug
May
53/4
6%
5,100
3 74
Jan
6
273/a
29 74
10,700
12%
Jan
33
Aug
274
6
29%
Apr
3
Apr
72
Sep
1178
12
3,900
11%
Oct
16 7i
Feb
1%
li7a
2
2
15,000
l3/i
Oct
474
Feb
33,800
1,600
7%' Jan
17%
Oct
93/4 July
83/8» Jan
18
167a
1472
177a
165/a
15
18
9%
97a
97a
1,400
May
107a Aug
1
2
2
2 7a
2,900
172
Jan
1—2.50
Company
13
13
13 7b
1,000
1074
Jan
14 7»
7» Jan
173/a May
4% May
%
74
74
9,400
i*6
Jan
97a
9%
10V4
2,700
6 72
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——1
127ac
—1
2 7a
17a
2 7a
800
1%
Jan
287a
287a
297a
10,600
13 %
1374
1,300
—;
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U
Jan
8%
83/4
100
674
Jan
4
374 May
2% Apr
1078
Apr
47a
3,900
33/4 Mar
15%
15%
3,000
8
Jan
1774
14%
14%
15 72
9"7a
Jan
54%
54y8
543/4
4,100
1,000
48
Jan
177a July
5572 Jun
508
127a
117a
1272
8,300
117a
Oct
20 74
1
.—-*
1674
17
3,900
13%
Jan
2072 Mar
227a
8,000
18%
Jan
23% May
5974
6072
150
55 %
Sep
64
Jun
477a
Jan
51
Feb
5672
57 72
200
557a
Apr
583/4
Sep
37a
374
800
214 July
33/a
38 74
3874
50
774
19,200
28 72
400
67o
preferred—
Calvan Consol Oil,Gas Co—
Campbell Chiboqg^mau, Mines Ltd
Ltd—
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd common
672%
Co
6
May
Sep
preference
Canadian
Oils Ltd
Homestead
&
(J W)
(A
Catalin
Corp
Maine
Power
Central Power
&
Electric
Charter
7,900
Jan
10
10,400
672
Jan
18 7a
5 7a
5,100
4%
Jan
117a
12%
7,000
197a
3,300
110
"li
3/4
105 72
Aug
Apr
%
Jun
17a
IV2
7,000
Jan
3
Apr
683/4
160
65
Jan
70
Mar
80
Aug
8372 Mar
2374
2274
2374
Jan
2774
28
1,700
.;••• 350
147a
28
23
Jan
243/4 Aug
2972 Aug
36
37
425
2672
Jan
39
8
8
100
5%
Jan
10*%
63/4
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pfd
100
1
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10
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187a
217 a
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2872
2872
29
774
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8
1674
87a
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.
l
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Jan
15% May
300
227a
Oct
65% May
253/a Apr
5,600
%
.5,700
3%
12,700
71,100
207a
Oct
4%
Jan
22 72
Sep
573/4 May
6% Mar
1072 May
24
1,800
4,300
1,000
157a
12%
3,400
12
1072
4,500
17V2
18 74
1,400
15
1672
Jan
Jan
Sep
3% May
972 Apr
31
Mar
Sep
2174 Mar,
Apr
.
Jan
20
8%
Feb
Jan
22% May
14 % May
Jan
1874
Oct
12% July
2% Jan
17 72
Sep
107a
17%
163/a
47a
Sep
Apr
Apr
Jan
16 72
i-
9
113/4
123/a
16
May
427»
10
127a
10 7a
Jan
9
7,200
,
7
4%
474
57,700
1,200
1
17a
31,400
12
12%
8,400
93/4
13,000
7%
400
4% May
33/a
-10c
,/
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1
(12%
s
97a
l
97a
Sep
7
U
Jan
172
Jan
Oct
1672
ARr
Jan
1672 May
19%
*
Co..
Inc_
8
187a
1
—10
Caribbean Oils vtc_.
174
2274
1
Products
17a
11% Apr
17% May
2,600
23
17a
77s
207a
1
Clopay Corporation
12 7a
55
22%
2034
4,500
17a
117a
51%
;
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tiud
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1 llO
1 ,V
12
55
Jan
5
2.50
10c
Jan
50
12
May
48
49
2274
2274
24%
3,600
22 74
Oct
25
19
1872
19 7z
5,300
13%
Jan
27% May
America—
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Sep
Jan
6874
674
& Lambert Manufacturing;
4
Corp new common
50c
(w
3272 July
6 3/8 May
124 72
l3/a
6874
—,
—
& Stone
Jun
7a
4,700
18
Aug
Jan
102
V
—lc
Manufacturing
Sand
472 Aug
65
1,200
Sep
133/4
24%
1
pref—100
Corp—
common
2,100
>
Jun
Jan
Clary Corporation.
New
21% Mar
150
47a
111
Sep
110
Jan
Clausner Hosiery Co.—
Colonial
3172
774 July
Feb
9%
12%
22 7a
5%
Inc—_—
Electronics
47a
109
Jan
133/a
—
..1
Co
-
Sep
Sep
8%
9%
500
46
437a
4674
2,400
29%
Jan
4872
Oct
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Compudyne Corporation.
__25c
Connelly Containers Inc__
.___50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
10c
13 7a
12%
13%
%|HP
872
Jan
2374
Jun
107a
10
1072
4M0
8%
Jan
1974 May
Consolidated Mining Sr. Smelting Ltd—*
22%
Community
Consolidated
Public
-_5
New
Service—
.10
4%
1,400
63/8
6%
1,500
7a
22%
1,800
1,V
2,600
4y8
4%
6%
22
1
1
*
Inc——*-.—_1
93/a
9%
174
174
1 %
class
1
53/4
53/a
6%
Engineering—1
1072
Pacific Ltd.
1
8% July
33/4
5%
Jan
5% Mar
1
Jan
93/4 May
Jan
20
~
Jun
1174
2872 May
272 Mar
Oct
May
Oil—
Sun
Ray
Products
750
213/4
Apr
3%
Jan
8% Mar
Continental Commercial
3%
3%
500
3%
Feb
774 May
Continental
Continental Aviation
St
A.
Corp
__l
Connector Corp
cl A—50c
Corp__—_—10c
Aug
Continental Materials
28
Jan
47
Feb
60
953/a
Jan
102
* May
Continental Vending Machine Corp. 10c
Cook Paint St Varnish Co
——20
2,300
117a
Sep
31%
4%
Jan
Jan
Jun
1,400
Foil Corp
Coastal
7a
May
7% May
1,000
Oil Corp.——:
Aluminum
117a
18 3/4
1
Club
3%
6,500
l93/a
Christiana
CletraC
4,800
12
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Clayton
600
18
117a
20
1
CO
73/a
12%
21%
117a
IJ
20
5
2
2
1
Corp
318
3,500
preferred
2,600
12%
9 io
1474
47a
6 72
America
53/4
11^%
97a
13 7a
Feb
6 72
Oil Co Ltd
Controller
May
147a
Cherry-Burrell Corp—
Chesebrough-Pohd's Inc..
Cable
7%
674
Co..
of
Co
Apr
Jan
Jan
57a
Light 4%
convertible
$1.50
Chamberlin
li«
i%
$1.40 series B convertible preferred.*
Century
153/a
Jan
1474
Securities Corp common
Central
27
11%
4l76
July
53/4
3.50%
5%
10
8,000
10
Co
Big Board on Get 6
Central Hadley Corp—:
26
Jan
574
5
574
1
&
Instrument
Cenco
Construction
t%
li
3%
._1
transferred to
Co
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Consolidated
2,500
2,900
Apr
July
Aug
9i°0
Corp of America.
127a Aug
•••
11
272
13 72
Light $5 preferred-*
22% Aug
27% May
41%
7a
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Jan
99% 100
10,100
5.50
Co——
Oct
407a
2%
11
6c
Broadcasting
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
6
■
~2%
—1
.1—1
1
5
1
Cities
Castle
%"July
26
7a
partic pfd—10
Minerals:
Corp—
Canaveral International Corp
Carter
5
Oct
*
Ltd
Williston
Power
10% May,
29 74
272
1
Canal-Randolph
Carolina
Jun
July
2.50
Ltd
Gas
Canadian Petrofina
Carnation
Jan
25
1
Industrial
Marconi
Canadian
Jan
Apr
39 72 Aug
25
10c
Canadian Javelin Ltd
Canadian
5i°o
4%
27
.;
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd.:
Canadian
67a
77a
*
20
Canada Southern. Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
*
14
—
i
1
32 Va
*
Canada
800
40%
—5
Fire Insurance——
Camden
6,900
—
Feb
227a
9%
—100
Apr
193%
165/a
1574
57a
3% May
35 72
22%
14
972
Jan
Oct
6072
14
9%
1
19 74
13
„
.50
50
.50
1
preferred.——.
$2.50 preferred-—.——
$3.00
Commercial Metals Co
1%
__
Sep
California Electric Power common——1
29 % Apr
19% May
Jan
9,400
For footnotes, see page 34.
Jan
Aug
25c
Colonial Corp of
25c
;
8i7s
3172
19%
Calgary St Edmonton Corp Ltd——*
Apr
153,4
Co
common
700
10,200
10
Corp
4974
5,400
3
Co
Apr
Mar
10
rets ord shares—3c 6d
Cockshutt Farm
174
Blauner's
(S)
Oct
811
9
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
267a
prior preferred
Borne Chemical Co Inc-*—!
8%
Ltd—
Mines
Burma
Coliu
1%
Inc
(H C)
Apr
333/a
1
_50c
Machine Co..
Hill
Bunker
Apr
1
.————
572%
2,600
14%
66%c
preferred—
Jun
172
4
Blumenthal
363/8
—*
1
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
60c convertible preferred
97a
17a
Birdsboro Corp
Bohack
818
147a
.—1
B_
BSP Company—
26 Vb
1%
_
1% May
1
Photo Inc
Jan
3 A
297s July
1,200
13 3/4
——1
class
Consolidated Royalty
Berkey
317a
30c
Co
Sep
Sep
25c
Ties
Corp
Apf
4072
Jan
8%
cl A com—30c
Co Inc.-—
Jan
1174
1
(A S)
Shoe Corp
Telephone of Canada
34%
-
10
Ltd
Aug
6
7,100
3,300
7.50
15 74
3% Jan
4% Sep
% Jan
4
Instrument
2274 May
July
2172 July
50c
...
convertible class A
Beau-Brummel
Mar
9
Sep
14% Sep
1
;
.—
Corp.
2,900
8,300
14,500
13%
—.1
...
7%
Bearings Inc
Belock
1,850
4,300
50c
j
Bayview Oil Corp common
Bell
18
10c
Engineering Co..
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Gorp
Beck
4,200
9%
50c
;
—
Construction
Baruch-Foster
73/4
9%
ID
lc
Corp.
los Andes American
Ltd
Barnes
6%
173/4
9%
Industries
BarChris
7%
7%
Chemical—
Securities
de
Banff Oil
Jan
2
327a
'
9%
—1
—
common
Rubber
Brown
Clarostai
-
1
Common
Banco
31% May
20,700
874
47a
25c
preferred.
47c
Clark
Baldwin
_£1
regInc—
Co
Brown Forman®Distillers
t V.
Bailey St Selburn Oil, St Gas class A
Convertible
30
650
215
30%
874
3274
Company
Clark
Industries
675
3472
35
Ltd—
ord
Instrument
Brooks
Circuit
Baldwin-Montrose
83/4
£1
Cinerama
Baker
307a
bearer
Chromalloy
•"
347a
V2%
"
Co—
Oil
Petroleum
Central
Atlas Consolidated Mining &
Development Corp
33%
27a
i
British
Capital
Associated
Associated Food Stores IhC-
*
LIC—i
Jun
May
37a
:
Oil Corp Ltd
Electric Industries—
Asamera
Jan
8%
com
preferred
Electronics
Arrow
41
Jan
pfd-100
warrants-
Co.
Jan
4%
10%
3%
2.50
4.72%
Arnold Altex Aluminum CO
35c
18}
1#
i_25c
Co
Arkansas Power & Light
Armour
26%
X. A
18%;
5
100
pfd
A
Gas
.
3%
5% May
93/a May
Jan
3%
Inc
Electronics
Arkansas
77a
Sep
1
Corp.
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co
Arco
3
1
20c
Angostura-Wupper man
Anthony
Jan
s
May
Jan
Oct
43A Jan
A' —14,900
1,400
177*L
1,100
%:
1.
& Film
47a
registered.
American dep
12%
Feb
30
—.2
.
Corp
Chemical
2,400
Burnell St Co Inc
500
4%
~27»,
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
.4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Ai.ken
67a
6
Power—
Apt
7,700
3,100
700
678
15%
4%
4%
_20o
class
Co
57a
Columbia
Jan
3% Oct
2,200
9,000
40
5%
15
1
Amur ex
3%
dep rets ord
Amer
Butler's
Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American
shares
Inc*
1%
20,100
British
82
Jan
American
C
1,400
37a
Co
2774
137a Aug
7% Aug
25c
Inc
American-Internatl Aluminum
MAR
272
37s
12 7»
Apr
4y4
572
——1
American
27a
3%
V-.
Apr
80
Systems Inc__
Electronics
American
2%
Inc
£1
Mills
5%
Corp
American Business
.—20C
Light & Pow ord—*
High
33% May
Sep
dep rets ord
Amer
(E L)
80%
Corp
Beverage
Book Co
6%
British American Tobacco—
Brack
1
American
6,900
,
American
British
Bruce
pf<1*100
Inc
Aluminum Co of America $3.75
Oct
63/4
Manufacturing Co
Petroleums Ltd
8% May
9% Sep
600
1774
67a
Britalta
1074. Jan
4ya
6,400
is y4
9% May
Jun
1574
10%
900
10
9%
14%
Jan
374
—
—
15
—3
lOo
Corp.
Paper
5%
—
Sep
8
Feb
70
Jan
6
4%
1,700
8%
400
674
Works
Gear
Traction
Bridgeport Gas
Brillo
Low
17%
I—10c
of America
Corp
Brown
deposit rtcs American shs.
Tire
Foote
Range Since Jan. 1
High
873/4 Aug
125
28%
84%
»_10
Allied Control Co Inc
Alloys
*18%
:
12 y2
84
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common
Alsco
Breeze
Oct
4y8
100
preierred
Alleghany Corp warrants—
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied
Apr
27s
13 y8
13
1
All American Engineering Co
All-State Properties Inc
%%
4%
3%
20
Kunstzlde N V—
Algemene
o
Brazilian
Jan
50
5%
preferred—
Alaska Airlines Inc.
Alliance
Apr
Feb
Low
-Shares
17 %
Inc
Corp
Apr
172
73/a
1,500
•
Discount
St
Bourjois
Bowling
4,800
2%
10c
1
1
1
Southern
Wood
2%
10
Co
Great
Alan
10 y8
1
Plastics
Alabama
Apr
4 '•
for Week
Range
Piiices
of
Par
Brad
io %
Inc
Aero-Plow
Aid Investment
Feb
8,500
2y8
11
21c
Corp
Dynamics Ino
Aerojet-General Corp—
Aeronca Manufacturing Co
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
2%
700
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
•
Corp
«*;
Products
Low
2%
2
2Va
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
1
10c
Corp
Construction
&
common
Precision
Acme
Coip elass A
Petroleum
Aberdeen
or
Friday
Week's
Last
Sale Fried
STOCKS
American Stack Exchange
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
Range for Week Ending Oct. 13. Stock
stock
217a Mar
Cooper-Jarrett
Inc——
—
1
374
1072
'•
Sep
11% May
2% Apr
2%
Jan
10
May
97a
Sep
13%
Feb
57a
Feb
8%
Apr
15%
1,500
14%
Jan
2 3/4
3 74
67,800
1072
li3/*
9,200
11
447a. 44 72
~7 y4-
174
4,400
200
15
•
Jan
16,400
1,400
574
15
7
1,200
5%
10
574
10
774
7%
1
100
1,800
.r„
3/8
6 3,4
Jan
Feb
40 3/4 Mar
67a
Sep
27% May
3% Oct
1872 Mar
4 9 3/a
Apr
93/4 Mar
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Financial
and
(1639)
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Low
(H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
non-voting
Corby
Inc.:
Coro
5
——
__
•
__
143/4
18%
300
—
Jan
Feb
177/a
13
,7%
,,.7%
77/8
147/8
4%
4%
50o
2%
367/8
6%
2Ya
2%
35%
6%
.37%
6%
Jan
Garan
20 % Aug
Jan
20% Aug
2,200
4%
,
5%
5%
16Ya
Jan
9%
Apr
6%
General
Alloys Co
Jan
3% May
General
Builders
5%
5%
Co_—
—
*
Cubic Corporation—
23
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A„—9%<
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
9
Class B common
1
8%
200
27
22%
23%
9Y»
11%
":.
100
Aug
Jun
5
Jan
8% Mar
34%
Jan
l9%)Oct
600
5,500
'8
9%;
1,300
8
Anr
Low
High
15% Mar
Sep
10%
Sep
300
33%
Sep
39%
Feb
98 Va
Jan
102%
Jan
~2%
~2%
7%
8
2
2
2%
100
2
Jan
3% May
300
4%
Jan
10% May
1
7-%
7%
7%
4,800
14%
14%
15%
65,600
£1
3%
3%;
4%
5
34%
34%
35%
10%
10%
18 %
18%
19%
7,300
11,500
1%
1%
1%
3%
1,000
10%
6,100
50c'
Z
1
11%
1
•
preferred
;
12
10%
5% Mar
Oct
Jan
39
14%
Jun
14% Feb
23%
Apr
Aug
4% Jan
1%
3% Apr
Jan
13% May
8% Jan
4,000
87
93'
.;94%.
50c
,
Jun
18
32
300
Feb
T03
May
93
;
94
• -"
Jan
10% Feb
100
2.50
4% Apr
9
Jun
1% Jan
1,100
1
dep rets ord reg___
Sep
14
1,400
2%
Corp
Fireproofing
$4.60
13
35%
8
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
14 Ya Mar
-
Sep
'
General
12%
35 Va
1
General Gas Corp
General Plywood Corp
General Stores Corporation
"32% July
'
9 Ys July
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
General Development Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
American
13
35%
"wts"
Sep
1
5%
10%'
9
8%
19%
Jan
Jan
19%
13,000
Apr
10% May
8% Apr
2%
....
20
9%v
40
Jan
67
''
1,300
;
26
Jan
6% July
5% Aug
600
4%! :u
1
•
common
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
Apr
:
2,6'50
1
Tobacco
Cuban
1,900
Low
Sales
100
Oct
1%
29%
8,800
88 %
Co
6
9,600
16Y4
86%
3%
Power
preferred
4iT«
__
I6V2
86%
1
Inc
Gatineau
.
v
Shares
G
' 17% May
"
Apr
for Week
Jun
19 Y4
__
Par
18% Aug
155/3
300
18%
—
Sale Price
High
15%
__
Week's
Range
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
<
:■__..
14%.
18
*
--
STOCKS
-
Low
__
__
—
& Reynolds common
1
preferred class A
—
Cott Beverage Corp
—
-1.50
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts (ord reg)___£l
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Creole Petroleum
—
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp—i—1
Crowley Milner & Co——-----r1
Crown Central Petroleum
(Md)
5
Crown Corp Internafl "A" partic-—*
Crown Drug Co
—25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co__r._,—10c
$1
Shares
•
High
__
Corroon
Friday
f<K Week
__
Class B
(Range for Week Ended October 13)
Sales
American Stock Exchange
31
July
97
Aug
15% Mar
Giannini
Controls
Corp
45% Aug
26%
26%
27%
1
27%
27%
29%
1,200
Mar
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
1
10%
10%
10%
12,000
9A Mar
15
Jan
Gilbert
•
19
18%
20%
11% Jan
22%
Apr
•
15%
14%
15%
2,100
2,800
Jan
18%
Apr
4c
14%
13%
15%
12,000
10% Jan
26 Va May
1
18 Va
17%
18%
4,900
11% Jan
21% May
29%
30%
800
23% Jan
2%
2%
500
2% Apr
35% Apr
3% May
Giant
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Gilchrist
Co
'
*
8%
47/8
2,800
~5%
5y8
5%
4,700
12%
11%
12%
1,100
11%
9%
9%
900
6%
—10c
6%
Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class A pref_.
D C Transit System inc cl A
8%
10
-6%
A
6%
4%
23
Jan
4%
Jan
10
26 y4
7%
Jun
47/a
9y8
1,900
33%.
2,200
Globe
7%
(Adolf)
Goldfield
Apr
14%
Jan
Union
Detroit
8%
Industrial Products—
8%
16 y8
1
Jun
6ya
Grand
Jun
Feb
41
Jan
151
Apr
8
Aug
16%
Apr
7%
Oct
9%
Gray
Apr
Feb
10
Ltd—
6%
6Ya
Inc
Dorr-Oliver
5%
5
1
200
1,600
2%
2,700
7%
"-8%
7,900
7%
10%
12%
26,900
6%
10
11%
11%'.
18%
18%
i3%
15
35
v'
~8y2
8%
Drilling & Exploration Co
35
Harris Co——
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Stores
14%':
3%
3%
3%
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3%
Jan'*'
38%' 40%"
39%
Corp——-1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co—,
*
Dynalectron .'Corp—-10c
Dynamics Corp of America
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29
V
29%
f!
.
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Land
Corp
Apr
Hartfield
Can
Eastern
Company
class
Co
Inc
A
Stores
Sep
29.% May
Hartford
Inc
Electric
Jan
21
6 Ya
8% May.
Jan
43%
Sep
.Jan-
37%
Apr
-•41/8
4%
11,400
2%
Jan
11%
13%'
33,700
7%
Jan
—_—
Eastern
Freightways
Eastern
States
Corp
Inc
common
preferred
$6
Edo
Corporation-.
Elder Mines
—
Dev Ltd
and
Electrographic
Electronic Assistance
~4%
2,600
4,300
43%
r
29
6%
Apr
.
.
50
8%
•3,400
23%
t
Jan
1%
14%
11,200
19%
19%
31
180-
Jan
171
Jan
40
400
13%
14 %
—-—10c
Jan
Jan
8,300
19 y2
2iy4
i%
21
19%
2,600
5%
.
24l/2
5% pfd
99%
99
20
94 y4
102'%
Jan
Inc
Corp common-—
convertible preferred--—..
$2
Erie
Manufacturing Co_„—
Espey Mfg & Electronics-
4Va
."4%
Jun
5%
py4
1
Camera
&
Federated'Purchaser
Felmont
Petroleum
Filmways
Financial
First
-.Corp
&
Sterling Inc
Fishman
Flying
(M H)
Tiger
Motor
,,
—
—
City
Fresnillo
Friendly
Fuller
(The)
Frost
(Geo
A)
Company—
Inc
Co-
—
1
10c
—
L:
—5
For footnotes, see page
12%
6%
1
8
3%
.*
32
—
a
-
Sep
23% Mar
Feb
11% May
Jan
% May
14% July
Jan
15,400
10
Jan
5%
7,800
2%
-
130
500
If*
Aug
9% Mar
28% May
5% Aug
4,200
7,400
3,000
20%
9
Jan
Oct
17
11
May
24 Ya
Jan
1 Ya
Apr
195 Ya May
Jan
Apr
2/o May
Jan
■2*4 Sep
.
*4%
14%
Apr
5%
Jan
4%
5%,
5,000
4%
Sep
7Y»
7
1,700
4% Mar
9%
2,000
18%
17,500
9%
Jan
4%
5 Ya
2,700
3 Y4
Feb
14
34.
;
6
15 Ya
1,000'
6 Va
27 Ya
2,600
12 Y4
12%
600
6
11%
153
13%
21Y4
13%
155"
14%
*
•.,
Inc
Mines
2%
Oct
1,000
5%
Oct
23%
9%
10 Ya
1,300
4,200
1,300
V
2%
May
18% May
Feb.
Mar
4
8%
Feb
May
5%
25
Jan
17% Mar
2% Jan
7%
-
Feb
1,200
9%
lYa
8%
Jan
14% May
l.buU
12
1%*
5
Jan
10
».
Apr
19 Ye May
3%
Jan
12"%
Apr
2%
Apr
3,400
28
2,200
1%
2%
7,400
1% Aug
18%
Oct
28
Jan
%
i
Jan
3% May
Jan
17% May
Jan
43
12%
9
A
''
■
7.50
1,000
20%
12%
3,600
12 %
Oct
14%
Sep
9Ya
3,000
7U
Sep
12%
Apr
814
16
16,800
33
12 Ya
9%
•
4%
9 Ya
3,600
71«
Sep
11%
Apr
3&*/2
*
13 Ya
32
-1—1
Co
11%
15,300
6 Yt
26 Ya
2
•
&
400
2%
8%
13
class
3% Jan
13 Va
80 Va
6% Jan
4,500
May
106
Jan
3%
Jun
45% July
Jan
Jan
70
10,100
2%
9%
50C
Group Inc
32%
16%
11%
12
9 Ya
Electric
Howell
,
Hubbell
3*'/4
Apr '
J
33
Sep
38 %
160
145
May
189%
4# I
Apr
Motors
B
Inc class A com
Products
Hycon
Manufacturing
Hydromatics Inc
Magnetics
Imperial
2o%
2«
2u
800
9
o-J
1
500
20
19%
20
29%
29%
31%
2,800
4
14
3%
13
4
14
9,600
15%
26
15%
26
17%
26
8%
9Y4
8Y4
8%
44
14 Va
45%
14%
10c
1
2.50
5
Co
33 %o
Corp
Chemical
5
8%
1
Inc
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
IMC
10
5
common
Vitamin
8%
1,800
99%
«'
1
Co
31 Va
Jan
9
700
36% May
53
Jan
96
Jan
103
Jan
30
37 Va
99%
37%
100
2.50
u
160
156
156
*
common
(Harvey)
Class
Hudson
•
Baking Co
Hardart
&
Jan
35
Apr
15 Va May
7% Jan
25
Apr
14% Jan
25%
Apr
27
15%
Jan
Aug
51% May
2%
Jan
7% May
1
Sep
13
19,900
15%
24 Va
Sep
24%
Apr
31%
Oct
200
Apr
32% Mar
,
4,900
8%
Sep
16%
9,000
8,000
5,500
8Y4
Oct
11% May
37 Va
Jan
47 Ya May
13
Jan
Apr
Industries—
'American
dep rets ord reg_
£1
Imperial Oil
(Canada)
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp
1
8fff
44%
14%
'
16% May
Sen
9% May
14
85
5Y4
12
85
5Y4
6Y2
29
14
16,900
14
86
5%
6%
29 V2
14
pfd—100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Jun
Sep
Industrial
15,500
Jan
325
131 Ya
Jan
2,900
10 Y4
Jan
4Y8
18,900
6
.2,800
12
12%
4,700
39%
39 Ya
300
1Y4
Jan
7%
28
Inland
18
Apr
Insurance
Jun
International
33 Va
Aug
15Y4 Mar
21
6%
307/a
14%
110
1,200
10
9Y4 Aug
14
Oct
87%
Sep
80
Jan
July
Co
1
Corp
of
North
America
.
...
6,700
104
103
104
5
4%
18%
900
5,800
Inc
1
7%
7%
-7%
1
37Va
37Va
37%
600
Breweries
5
5%
5%
5%
1,400
33%C
1
7Y4
2%
7Y4
2%
7Y2
1,000
1,000
9
76 Va
7%
9%
Jun
Jan
30%
Oct
Jan
1,100
2,400
International Holdings Corp
International
Products
17%
Jun
Oil
Intex
Investors
5
*
Homes
25c
1
Inc
class A
Co
Corp
9Va May
4% Jan
24% Mar
Jan
108% Aug
Jan
12% Mar
Oct
40
30 Ya Aug
5
Apr
Iowa
6%
Aug
Iron
Company
Royalty
Public Service
Fireman
Jan
19% May
Irving
Jan
48% May
Israel-American
Air
Co
3.90%
Manufacturing
Chute
pfd
100
1
1
Oil
Corp
I10c
x
..
—
...
3
—
«
17 Y2
27
27
%
28 Y2
'
17%
A
%
*
600
1,500
45,300
3% May
Jan
18%
Jan
A Jan
Feb
9% May
7% May
2
76% July
16% Jan
July
11%
Sep
May
160
.
Jan;•
3%
.
,
Plywood
Credit
Apr
9 Ya
Jan u
Jan*'
9%
10%
,
•4%
16.
Jan
37/a
*
Aug
67% Mar
22%
2%
1
Co
6
Jan i"
v
5Ya
11%
10%
;
6,200
26 Vz
s
17% Aug
Jun
10%
18 Ya
13%
4%
Jan
9%
Apr
6%
12%
1
Canada-
14,800
10
6Ya
Line Inc—...
of
11 y2
2%
5
15 %
Enterprises-—
;—-----1
Fox Head Brewing Co..—.———,.—1.25
Forest
900
2,300
May
Sep
13
10,800
V/2
26%
12V4
Co Inc
6%
5%
1,100
Jan
5%
10 Va
B
&
Inland
1
1
•
—-—
500
1,100
20 Va
5V4
6%
18%
2.50
—————
Porter- Co
6
fa
-
6%
10%
10c
—8
common—^
Fischer &
Ford
Realty
convertible preferred—!
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Firth
10c
10c
Construction
General Corp
5 Va Mar
8%
Sep
3%
2 Ya
23%
10% Mar
4
30
~2%
10
preferred
Hoskins (The) Mfg Co
65% May
Jan
156% 164
20%
lf«
2%
1
25c
A—
class
Corp
Inc
National
.
Jan
3%
5%
.
5%
6%
158%
8
Corp_
Fairchild
47%
2,800
10%
..
Instrument——1
Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co——1.50
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc.
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd„
—1
Fargo Oils Ltd—
-1
Fabrex
250
4%
fa
5
5%
Eurekai Corporation Ltd
L$lor25cExquislte Form Industries Inc
10c
Jan
12% * 14
14
Esquire Inc——
'--/-L,—1 Esquir* Radio & -Electronics—__—10c
4%
15%
15
15%
14,400
6
Apr
Jan
Apr
Apr
53%
•
8
10
1
——1
preferred
1st
cum
1
Steel Corp common^—1
&
Forge
6%
Ero
53%
-10c
Equity
4%
1%
%
2,400
111,700
75 Va
—
50c
—
5%
4%
Apr
12%
1
Holly Stores Inc
Horn
4%
Oct
8%
3%
1 Ya
Hardart
76%
15%
27 V*
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Jan
4% Jan
6,700
5
A)
63
2,000
25c
Industries
Ltd
17%
35%
3%
25c
preferred
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Co
26
Jan
32%
.
Mar
Jan
7
19%
9%
16
Sep
U
1/128 Oct
45 Va
-10C
com:
Sep
15% Mar
75 Va
-10c
Inc
Oct
Sep
400
38% Mar
Jan
7
25%
1,100
Ya
14%
9% Mar
38
Jan
16%
3,100
50c
(Geo
Empire District Electric
Apr
Jan
100
2.50
Hormel
20c
100
9,500
35%
A
14 V2 May
9%
7,600
10%
-100
pfd
(R) & Co Inc common..
Class
Jan
Jan
22%
52 Ya
Hofmann
Jun
Oct
48
14%
"warrants"
Sep
Emery Air-Freight Corp
Oct
6% May
Jan
24%
2,600
10%
17«
Hoffman International Corp
Apr
20
1%
5
9,700
5,500
38
20%
in
i'J lp%
1
Hoe
*
Apr
Jan
Hotels
5
22%
41
51 Ya
5%%
Supermarkets
Hilton
Apr
Apr
4%
5%
5
36
.
,_25c
Payne Inc
Galion Products
convertible
Hill's
Va May
-
3%
5
1,',
38
25c ' t) * —vi
-100
7%
2,300
1,700
3%
2
—10c
Co
preferred
Class
3,500
2,200
14%
12% May
8%
50
9Va
8,900
Jan
5%
47%
5
6%
34%
73
47%
8Ya
2,300
7%
Sep
3,500
7Y4
Oil
5%
27% July
24
4 Y4
Home
34
Jan
23%
7 Ya
-50c
8
29% Jun
~4%
Finance
5%
28
Jan
-10c
Home
34
Jun
23%
..
Light
Lithographing
Bishop Inc
Holophane
*
Jan
11
1,800
28% May
-1
ft
12%
400
6%
29% May
20% May
Inc—
Apr
400
267,600
20
75 Va
Feb
El-Tronics
2%
1
28
6 Ya
Feb
8
Apr
19 %
73%
12%
7%
1
Sep
11%
23%
6%
/9%
8
8% Jan
73%
•2,500
25c
1,300
2
15,700
Specialty Co
—
Electronic & Missile Facilities
Electronics Corp of America
6%
25
107/a.
Electronic
6%
6%
26 ya
3A May
43% May
28% Feb
3,000
24%
16%
•
7% Apr
15%
Jan
100
14,900
10
v
Apr
May
12
Jan
40%
16
23
J
%
40%
13 Va
10%
-
Apr
27% May
Jan
3
11
20%
!24%
—1
Communications
2,300
12%
Research Associates Inc—10c
Electronic
Electronic
3,300
2
20 Va
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Apr
Apr
Sep
,
5
1%
1/128
Heli-Coil Corp
Heller (WE) & Co
1% May
if Jan
15%
4%
1%
12%
Higbie
8%
23 J/8
4,600
1%
19%
21 v4
4%
20%
Mining Co
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Aug
51
153
50
4%
1% Jan
6% Apr
Jan
24
1
Hazel
13 y8 May
172%
•
164
164
2,300
10
Hecla
Apr
10 V4
Oct
.-33%. Jan
3%
33,700
8%
<V,'
9)
Inc
Havana
Apr
20 Va May
9% Aug
.
500
4%
27%
,29
——1
Corp
7%
10 '/a
4%
164
1
—
.Corp—
6%
9%
.
43 y4
*
*
1
series A
preferred series B—
$7
7%
3%
7%
L\"
—
Hastings Mfg Co
4
4%
10
2%
8
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc. „50c
May
Jan
12%
1
1
25
20c
:—1
r
3%
10c
*£
Rights (expire Oct
Harnischfeger Corp
E
Eastern
3% May
1
.ooa-i
(Paul)
Oct
Hercules
Devices
Sep
l
Helmerich &
Air
1%
50c
Inc
Corporation
4%
Eastern
10,000
1
-
Plywood Corp
20%
Jan
26
1%
class A com
Industries
36%
25%
250
B
Ham
Jan
■
&
Hardeman
3Y2
2jJ
2,000
•
14% Mar
1%
1
American
Harbor
5'%
reg—_—10s
Inc
Hall Lamp Co__rud
13% May
50% May
•% Jan
900
Industries
American Corp
Aug
39% May
Jan
<
11%
Sep
1%
Jun
14 y2
*17% May
" Mar
10%
Oct
8%
19% July
Jan
2,200
7%
Warrants
Gulf
Apr
14%
Jan
26%
300
1,700
5
H
'
10%
18
3
Products
Industries
33%
Durham Hosiery
Duro
Grocery
Gulton
'*■
8,100
8%
9%
1
Oct
Jan
28,500
8%
8%
Sep
100
13%'
13%
14
Co
——
1
class B common.:—*
(The)
36 %
.
12%
Sep
2,600
8%
9c
22
Jan
5
——
Drug————1
Drug Fair-Community
33
13
1
;
Jun
33% May
39 Va Mar
8%
50c
Leases
Company
12%
Jan
45
—*
Draper' Corp
Freehold
Jan
8%
3%
Jan
1
Jan
10%
5,800
1%
17% Jan
30
Western
6,800
9%'
800
6O0
common
Gulf &
14%
„
34,700
28%
10c
Gulf Sta tes Land & Industries
800
Va'
35
15 ye
7.50.
2%
24%
27%
Corp
Producers
4% May
14 Mr Apr
9,200
Lui————-——-*
Brewery
15%
10%
common
1%
23%
28 Va
1
Sep
17
11%
Aug
5
Hydraulics
Gridoil
Griesedieck
57/8 May
Jan
2%
4
Co
Lakes Chemical
Greer
Feb
Apr
10% Mar
2% Aug
18%
10
32 %
May
14
4% .Jan
12%
2%
Ltd
Co
Oct
3,800
28 %
1
16%
Rapids Varnish
Western
2%
1
oreferred series A
6%
45 Mar
8%
Sep
ll7/a
—
Duraloy
200
'
8%
a
preferred———-——32.50
Dorsey (The) Corp
1
Di'iver
6
5
$2
Dow
Oct
Jan
11%
*
Ltd—*
Chemical Co
&
6%
*
Bridge Co Ltd—:
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
Tar
2,100
20
Oct
2%
&
Dominion Textile
4%
5
Inc
Consolidated Mines
Guerdon
Dominion
Dominion
Jan
y2
2,200
6%
6
Research_^_z—1
Petroleum Ltd2Ya
Dome
4%
10,400
Inc
Co
Manufacturing
Great
'
—
Chemical
Dixon
10,600
%
5%
B
Great American Industries Inc
■
,1
—10s
——1——1
Dixilyn Corp class A conv__—:—4
Corp
11%
%
4%
"'Amer dep rets ord reg
Diversey
600
%•
Ltd
'
Co
3,600
7%
4%
-—-25c
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc 1
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com—10c
7% 1st preferred
—
—10
Distillers
8%
*
7y8
;
class
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Gorham Corporation
Great
Gasket
Oils
Co
Distilleries
Gobel
Apr
32% Mar
Feb
3
26%
Apr
137
.1
1
Manufacturing
Detroit
Devon-Palmer
n-v
12% May
800
4y2
Glenmore
12% Mar
Oct
1,300
100
*
Sep
Sep
12
32
Apr
5
27
4%
32%
Desilu Productions Inc_
&
A
Glass Tite Industries Inc
11 >\
Jan
11%
5
stock
6
12,600
27
50c
debenture
8%,
4%
com—20c
class A
Mfg
7%
35
—
Stores
Dejay
Dennison
class
com
4
Dairies—^
——50c
Daryl Industries Inc
—50c
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
5%
preferred
!
20
Davidson Brothers Inc
—
1
Daitch Crystal
Day
Inc
Foods
May
85
'
23%
Apr
36% Mar
%
Sep
'4Y
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1640)
32
.
.
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
4
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 13)
Week's
Friday
Friday
Sales
Last
Exchange
Range
of; Prices
Shares
Low
Par
._10c
5 1/4
._15c
Inc
Industries
Jetronic
23 Vt»
Jupiter Oils Ltd
2%
23
23%
5 Va
5%
1,800
2!£
2 lil
24,100
5
1 iu
Jan
24%
Aug
12 %
800
10% May
Jan
Apr
Sep
Mt
Products
Metal
Clemens
6%
1
Co
com
Diablo
Company
Mills
Vernon
Tel
Shares
4%
5%
5,100
5%
Sep
Sep
2J/a
Jan
Jan
4%
3%
Feb
17'/a
200
14%
Jan
19 % Mar
30 Vo
29%
30'%
3,500
24 Va
Jan
36%
15
15%
200
12%
Sep
18
16%
1
A
1
High
Low
4% May
16
17 %
3,800
8 V4
Feb
25% Mar
4%
5 Va
22,400
4
Jan
21%
22 %
3,5J0
class A—l
&
class
Range Since Jan.
High
17 Va
12.50
Movielab Film Laboratories
Videotronics
for Week
3%
4%
1
2.50
Inc
Mountain States Tel
MPO
Sales
Range
4
1
preferred
Mount
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Mt
Jeannette Glass
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock
4pr
Aug
K
Industries
Kaiser
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
&
&
Gas
4
Company
Electric 4%%
Co
94%
28
28
29
1,500
25%
.
100
Aug
Jun
Muskegon
Apr
41%
42%
2,300
39 Va
Sep
49% July
22
3,600
18
Jan
31
Muter
11%
11%
11%
1,100
11
Mar
13%
12%
14
ryoo
12%
Jan
2 %
Oct
10c
_
.
Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
Kirkland Minerals
8 Va
21,300
4i|
Feb
2%
1%
Jan
4 Vs May
2%
3%
3,600
2%
Jan
4
12%
13 Vs
1,100
9%
Feb
1
3%
1
Corp Ltd
_
13
19%
1
%
20
19%
%
1
Dept Stores Inc
2
800
22,200
•
1
(I B) Rubber Co
Klion
23 %
16 Vs
-jW
Apr
Co_.
6 Va
2,800
1
10%
10
Inc
1
class A
25c
Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
7%
8%
9%
1
12%
~6%
6
Company
Jan
Nachman
Knctt
Hotels Corp
Kostin
Corp
Kratter
_25c
_
.
Industries
Napco
Apr
Nat
Jun
26
Inc
National
7/0 May
Inc
Nast,
National
Bellas
Hess
12 Vb
25
Apr
Jan
37%
Apr
3%
29,100
Jan
21 Va
5
8
16,700
Jan
ll7/„
Apr
National Company Inc
21%
.
— —
15%
15%
200
1
24%
24%
25%
20,700
33 %C
class
Corp
2%
2%
2%
4,800
A—
(The) Forge Co—
Corp—
Kropp
~7%
~7%
7.50
—
(The)
5,600
_
10c
.
27
Feb
Mines
Shore
Lake
oct
10% May
Feb
17 % May
9,500
37/n
Jan
7
8%
10,300
6 %
Aug
8%
Oct
SVn
10%
2,800
4%
Jan
12%
Aug
11%
,12%
10,600
7%
Jan
16 Vb May
1
5%
5%
3,200
4%
4%
4'%
600
30'/a
29%
30%
500
15
14
15%
6,200
.1
1-2%
12%
12%
400
1
1
17
177/8
3,300
10%
10
11
1,300
9%
10
9%
5%
4,800
1
1
Corp
Ltd
27% May
37/s May
National Electric
Machines
Weld
National
127/s May
Jan
31%
2,500
25
Jun
47
Corp of Delaware
&
28
28
30
9,000
12 Va
Jan
36l/2
Industries
4
5%
10
Equipment
Mfg
&
Rental Ltd
Stores
2%
1,000
4
4y4
1,400
4
Oct
6%
Inc
Machinery
Starch
&
Steel
National
Jan
5%
1,800
5%
Oct
7
Jan
12 7/8
1,100
16 y4
800
12%
12%
16
16
.
6
Lee
Products
Motor
Lefcourt
University
Realty
5 %
4%
5%
6
6 y2
Telefilm
Oct
Ltd
class
A
9
8%
1
5%
25c
Jan
2%
5%
5% Aug
2,300
6
Locke
2 %
36,700
2
Aug
4
Apr
26 %
60
24
Jan
34
May
16%
20%
8,100
2
1
10
Class
13%
12%
13%,—
5
23%
22 s;-'
23%
25c
Kessler
20%
1
Chain
Steel
Lockwood
Electronics
Loral
3%
3%
4 Va
-
—
.
—
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
7
4,500
...
925
Feb
7%
—
Jan
&
Lunkenheimer
(The )
Lynch
Feb
>'■'
3%
25%
*
4
A May
3,200
12%
Jan
31
Apr
4,000
17%
Jan
31%
Apr
19%
19 VB
100
18
Jan
23
Apr
46 %
48%
700
317/8
Jan
48 V2
Oct
14%
14%
100
10%
Jan
15
Oct
2%
2%
4,500
2%
Oct
5%
3%
3%
400
2%
Jan
4
2%
3
3,600
l7/e
Jan
4% May
48
y8
Park
Process
1%
%
1
1 %
&
16%
1% Mar
;
19
16
Oct
10%
10%
10%
1,100
10 y2
Aug
13% Aug
18 Va
18%
4,000
13 Va
Jan
28
Apr
4,300
18%
16
17 %
...
10,000
Sep
25%
Aug
6,400
39%
Jan
57%
Apr
23,200
iy8
Jan
20 %
22
47 %
46 %
48
1%
1%
Feb
1
12
22,400
%
28%
29 Va
10,500
19%
Jan
30% Aug
11%
11%
12%
2,200
8%
Jan
17
1%
2,800
1
Feb
Apr
l7/a May
40
124
Feb
173% Mar
li
12
1%
1
1%
140
142
142
*
29%
28%
29%
800
Honduras RosariO-._3.33y3
48%
47
48%
1,950
Co
2y2 May
29
*
Auction
Sep
1%
20 %
1
Co
York &
Apr
Mar
18%
25c
Mining Co
York
50c
50c
Co
Land
Arizona
&
New
2 %
~27/8
1
Watch Co
Zinc
New
Apr
7
Jan
Jan
23 V4
Feb
32%
Jun
27%
Jan
57
Aug
Jun
May
Jan
12%
12 V2
500
10%
Jan
207/a May
33
34V2
8,400
31%
Jan
20
%
10,500
1%
1%
12,000
%
Jan
1%
7%
6%
7%
12,600
4%
Feb
8% May
Railway——
1
5%
5%
5%
400
4
Feb
6
2%
2%
300
2
Jan
4% May
1%
Jan
4 Va
A Jan
Oct
July
46i/4 Mar
18%
Inc_
Southern
&
1A May
%
1%
1
1
1
Mines
Lites
%
1
Ltd
Mines
Rim
Nipissing
2% May
12 >2
33%
10
20
1 Va
1,400
16%
Canadian
Oils
20% Mar
North
Jan
79% July
Northeast
Jan
North
Jan
32% Aug
31% May
Jan
12% May
North
71%
11,400
28%
2,100
30
30
30
50
25'/a
10
1,800
8%
9%
Royalties
60 Va
69%
27%
2
American
North
16
5,300
69 y4
28 y8
2.50
Co
18,800
1
Chem
Min
Jersey
Mexico
Norfolk
10c
Corp
Jun
Aug
2%
2 j'b
r—20
Co
Tel & Tel
Idria
Nickel
700
30c
Exploration
Lead Mines
Silver
16%
% 22% May
18
8
1
1
Service
Friday
Lucky
21 ;/2 Mar
Feb
2
&
New
or.4'/2,Jatt<>V*■;i 26% May
25c
Corp
17%
Jan
8ya
20c
Haven Clock
Noma
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Jan
11%
15%
10c
Inc
Mur
England
New
Bartlett—
&
A
12
22 %
1
New
147/s Aug
9% Apr
Jan
25 %
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
b%
preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
31% Mar
15%
10
30c
Corp
Inc
Don
Nestle-Le
May
Associates
Co
Corp new class A
Stores
Neaicks
Nelly
New
Inc
Sep
21%
2
•
Electric
Union
National Video
8% May
Sep
National
18 Va May
5%
3,000
17%
Jan
4%
7,000
6%
12% May
13%
5
Corp
(R G)
Sep
11%
15%
10
50c
Chemical
Car
National Transit
New
Lt- Tourneau
Jun
Mar
1
New
Extension
Salle
4%
38
22
25c
Industries
Presto
Rubber
New
La
9%
Sep
2
Ltd
National Petroleum
4%. Jan
27/e July
2%
■5%
_1
Inc
Corp
Oct
Sep
Jun
27s
5
Sessions Co
5
27/b
28
Mar
3
Lamson
Lanston
28%
1
Lam son
Larchfield
29%
1
Industries
5
19 Va Mar
Jan
Jan
2
12 % May
7%
1
5
1
National
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
Apr
7%
(Mich)
National
Radio
11%
Mar
July
14
18%
L,
Lafayette
Jan
7%
Corp_
Company
National
Inc
Electronics
Sep
6
500
Casket
National Research Corp
Apparel
39%
4,700
Brewing Co
National
L'Aiglon
Jan
7%
National
National
Class A common
Oct
Jan
97/8
8%
National Bowl-O-Mat
Electronics
Kulka
Apr
7% JuiV
10%
7%
5
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Apr
20%
Jan
2.600
176
20 %
22%
4,000
—5
—
(H L) Inc
May
33
8%
National
Kleinert
31%
N
2,700
1
Apr
2%
2
—
%
2 i3e
1
—
2%
—
Kirby
8'%
64
'64
4% May
—1
1.25
.
44 %
7
29%
Jan
Jan
16% May
2Va
59%
20
13% May
2.50
...
22
1
5
2.50
10
'—50c
Co
Ring
5 Vo
1
—
Piston
Muskogee
21%
1
.
Inc
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co_.
May
36%
TV
Muntz
Apr
47/a May
41%
_
_.
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
(S)
Oct
25c
com
new
Cobalt Ltd
Copper
137/8
Jan
2%
1
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Klein
8%
10,200
(Del)
(Walter) & Co
Kilembe
24,800
3
_
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
9%
2%
21%
Chemical
Kawneer Co
9%
2%
pfd—100
Drug Company
Kawecki
9%
50c
Corp
Jan
25
1%
Airlines
1
4%
RR Co
50
Penn
Northern
Nuclear
Ltd
l]fi
12,200
4,500
86
213 Mar
Jan
6% May
190
59
56% Aug
67% May
84
90 V2
Jan
Apr
350
ft
%
I*!J
18,700
A
Jan
7/a May
1
8 7/o
8%
9%
6,100
6%
Feb
13 % May
10c
4%
4
4%
12,800
37/e
Jan
8 %
1
20c
17%
17 %
17 %
2 200
15%
Sep
217/a
Jun
10 %
9%
10%
33,400
4%
Jan
15 Va
May
9%
(Del)
Amer
86 %
1
Corp
of
.
4%
118
4'/b
58%
8%
9%
25,700
8%
Sep
12%
Jun
24%
1,600
86
pfd—100
Mines Ltd
Nickel
Corp
4%%
Serv
Pub
Ind
Rankin
Industrial
Nova
1
1
Inc
May
M
MacFadden Publications Inc
Mack
Trucks Inc
warrants
1
—
10
2,300
Jan
11 Va
27
3,609
15%
Jan
25
27
soo
19%
Jan
1 VB
Jan
2%
%
Jan
1 Va May
1%
1%
1%
lc
%
%
,°0
10c
3 %
3%
3%
45,500
50c
4
4
4%
2,000
19%
20
31 %
30%
31%
1
40 Va
40%
2.50
9%
9%
Majestic Specialties Inc
Mangel Stores
.
Rubber
Tire &
Mansfield
Communication
Brass
Ohio
Power
Okalta
2,900
25
Jan
44%
Apr
42%
1,800
30%
Jan
57
Apr
lQi/a
10.4C0
8,;
Jan
13
May
34%
38V2
6,8°0
26
Feb
39%
5,400
33%
Sep
461/2
10%
10%
7,800
Sep
3
Johnson
6 %
7 %
2,400
6Va
Jan
8
&
6%
8%
152,600
6%
Sep
2 V4
2
2 %
26,700
1
Co—
Mfg Co_J
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island
6 %
143 %
143
143%
5,400
5%
3,700
1
Mining Corp Ltd
5
1
Corp.
1
Micromatic Hone Corp_
Associates
Oil
$1
Corp
Inc
Abrasive
Mid-West
Investment
Factors
1
conv
4
_
6,700
5,100
6
6„
12%
2%
:
12%
8 %
10%
Jan
j
7%
2 Vo
Jan
107/«
Jan
13
8 Va
Jan
14
38
32,500
Sep
13%
21 %
22
25
1,100
200
52
Jan
64 % May
6,400
16
Jan
217/b
1,000
"4%
4 */8
4 %
com—1
21Vo
21 Va
22 %
1st pfd„25
31%
31%
32
2,300
30%
Sep
32 V* May
28Va
26%
25%
27%
28
700
27%
Jan
28% Mar
Wohl
4 %%
Milo
Co
common
•
convertible preferred-
Electronics Corp
_1
Mining Corp of Canada—!
Minnesota
Mirro
Power
Aluminum
&
pfd
Airlines
RR
10c
4
Manufacturing
22%
1„
1
Pacific
(Can)
11 Va
Jan
1,200
19%
Jan
23%
$4.40
Feb
14%
Jan
25
Oct
17,000
5%
Jan
17
May
36%
11
11%
22%
100
6,800
200
50
22%
100
5,200
6
7%
6%
6V4
6%
4,200
Jan
35
8Va
Sep
10%
Oct
99
Jan
22%
5
Sep
Jan
Pacific
97/s May
39%
19%
13 V4
104
28 y2
Pacific
Jun
Pacific
Jan
8% May
3%
Jan
U
If)
l«lo
14,600
%
Jan
1%
31%
33%
7.4G0
31%
Oct
45 %
Apr
18
18%
2,400
17%
Oct
29'/a
Apr
4.40%
preferred series B
.4.50%, preferred
i&'dntgo'inery
100
—100
series C
* or
Ward & Co class A:
Electro' Products
footnotes, see page 34.
9,700
3Va
Jan
87
88
610
82%
Jan
96%
160
91
Jan
99
May
Aug
143% Sep
93
May
150
Feb
—*
87 y2
146
200
9
.2,700
*
25c
50%
9
~~8%
Oct
4% Mar
63 Vs May
12
May
2
Inc
3 7/a
Jan
15%
Jan
Northern
Airlines
Bell Tele
Northwest
6% May
26 %
Apr
45 %
Petroleums
Apr
Petroleum
(C A)
Chemical
(C
Pen
Co
A
.
10%
1,000
22%
200
11%
12,300
6%
940
86 Va
Jan
460
86%
Jan
94% Mar
91%
Jan
99
Mar
156
Sep
9%
120
87%
88 V4
160
1
11
23% July
'25
Jan
22 V4
Aug
24
Feb
22
Jan
23% May
Feb
16% May
\
95 Va
Aug
'
130
10 Vs
6%
103
61%
23%
o2
vtc—2 Bol
1
31/4
10%
6%
103
2
10%
1,000
6%
50
5
31%
Sep
lis Sep
2%
Sep
Jan
13%
Apr
9'ii
5%
99%
Jan
9% May
Feb
108% Mar
62%
5,300
50
23%
24%
2,400
22%
Jun
27% Mar
48%
52 %
3,600
28%
Jan
68 %
Apr
1 Va
24.300
l7/»
Apr
7 'Va
100
10%.
12%
4,100
19%
19%
600
18%
19%
p.
5%
8.900
2%
11,400
10%
10%
1,800
8 7/8
900
4%
5%
13,000
12
Feb
Jan
15 %
Feb
21
12 %
Jan
20%
7Vn
Jan
11%
3%
Feb
5%
Oct
2A Aug
24*
Jan
8%
Jan
J"
8%
1% May
7
23,500
4%
Aug
4%
1,100
11%
Jan
A Jan
14
2%
65%
July
1
8,200
7%
19%
19%
1%
5%
2%
,10%
8%
90 % Mar
47/s May
Jan
Oct
18,400
103
.
59%
1
12
2%
25 V4
428,700
%
1
Jan
1,900
28 %
1¥>
Jan
84
44,200
3 %
26%
3%
28
13%
—2
2
Apr
600
23 %
*
*
•
wi
26 %
24%
23 Vn
97%
1
2
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd
1
Peninsular Metal • Products—-Jj-h—l
Penn
Traffic Co
—2.50
Pentron Electronics Corp
—1
_
27% July
Feb
22%
23 V4
Amer shares-*! Bol
class
28% July
Jun
24%
24%
~-l
B—
Jan
24%
200
97
*—50c
——:
*
Company
25 %
2,400
89
pfd——100
A)
2'JO
26 Vb
26 Vn
'
91%
—-1
Ltd—
Light 5%
Corp
26
89
—•
&
25%
July
26%
26%
91
(expire Oct 20)
Power
/
•
*
dividend
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp——
Patinb of Canada Ltd
897/8 July
96 Vo
146
500
1,800
37
preferred_r25
Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Parker
6% May
96 Ve
_10o
Moody Investors Service partic pref_
Morse
3%
88
146'
preferred—25
Lighting
Pantepec Oil
Class
preferred
4.80%
3V4
Industries
Pancoastal
Jun
Park
3%
1st
1st
class A
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pall Corp class A
i
8V4 May
32 %
1
Aug
10% May
16
Sep
5% Aug
Jan
8
6%
Electric
redeemable
redeemable
Paddington
Park
Monogram Precision Industries.
Monongahela Power Co—
&
Warrants
Apr
Aug
1
Warrants
A
5%
13%
1st
Rights wi
Apr
1
Ltd—
M6lybdenum Corp of America
class
$4.50 preferred
preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4.36 dividend
preferred
Pacific
6% May
18 Vs
Molybdenite Corp
Corp
Products
Clay
Gas
4.50%
Feb
13,400
77/4
"ctfs"_
Inc—
8%
11V4
8%
100% 102
100
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
10%
•
Light 5%
7 "4
35%
50
Securities
Electric
Pacific
Miller
Sep
5%
4.36%
60% Mar
Jan
5% Aug
preferred
25
5%
1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A__25
4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
May
4Vo
May
20%
—
Corp
Feb
700
■'
3 Va
59%
5%%
20% Mar
900
—
800
19
Pacific
Apr
1,700
32
47%
58%
Pacific
Sep
9%
35 V*
4%
13%
5 %
Corp
Rubber
Oxford
iy4 Mar
33
2%
12%
_50c
1,400
Jan
19%
common
Oxford
Aug
11%
21%
24%
Feb
3'/a
59%
Overseas
77/8 May
2%
—
.5
Jan
Jan
5%
6,500
Jun
11%
35%
—2.50
l/2
Apr
10%
A May
1
1
—3
O'Sullivan
247/n Mar
Jan
23 Vs
'
97
Jan
24
Jan
202%
Jan
400
13%
9
—
50c
_
Corp
13
32%
Jan
Jan
%
93
10
9% July
Jan
13%
%
31
preferred—*
—_—;*
Co„
122 y2
__
ig
32
6
1
Michigan Sugar Co common—„.
—10
6%
preferred ___—.—„'i
Microwave
>
—
1
Miami Extruders Inc———
Chemical
5%
87/b
30%
89%
200
92%
5
Corp
preferred
Opelika Mfg
Apr
3
Jan
'
1
Metal & Thermit Corp—
Michigan
5%
2
Oct
60
l"cf
12 %
24
90c
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
147/s Mar
10%
preferred
1
7
Town
40c
45% May
36%
10%
4% %
Ltd
Oils
24
1
100
Co
11%
Old
4% May
37/8 Mar
50c
Merchants
Mill
Ohio
Apr
391/2
warrants
Corp
Menasco
Midwest
Oct
Jun
Corn
"ex stock dist"
Ogden Corp
4%
7%
22
Co
Occidental Petroleum
Jan
19% July
800
Manufacturing
Aug
371/2
inc
Industries
Mccrory
Midland
Oak
Jun
1
*
warrants
Co
McCulloch Oil Corp
Mead
%
4
—£1
Ltd__—
Co
Maryland Cup Corp
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Maule
600!
Apr
International Marine
Marconi
Mar an
9
20,500
Corporation
o
32% Aug
39% Apr
33 Va c
Magellan petroleum Corp vtc—
Mages Sporting Goods—
Oil
9%
25%
1
Vending Co class A
Mackey Airlines Inc
Magna
9%
27
_
Macke
6
Apr
2%
Jan
,
'
May
Apr
May
Sep
Oct
13 % July
lO'aV'May
8% May
Volume
194
Number
6099
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1641)
33
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Pep Boys (The).
—1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect
Circle
Photo
Perfect
Permian
Corp
—
Oils
Peruvian
*
Inc
10c
—
Minerals
&
Low
22%
22
81
78
81
1,200
27%
28%
3,200
17%
18 %
13,000
17%
30
24
28
5,800
31
1%
1%
■; i%
1
4%
4%
5
36%
34 Vb
24
65 %
Jan
82% July
Feb
Signal Oil & Gas
29
%
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Aug
2
9,300
3% Mar
Aug
7% May
1,500
31% Apr
39% May
Corp
36%
Inc
i
—
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Railways Co
Plastic Materials
Pneumatic
Power
1,800
3%
Jan
13
10,200
800
2,600
12
r:
10 %
.'
.v,
7% Sep
8%
13
11%
3.100
7%
Apr
Sinclair
class
50c
A
Oct
Jan
103
11%
2,600
12.%
600
11
Sonotone
-•:—
39
South
Coast
South
Penn
50
Jan
14%
16%
,
15%
1
2
1%
Corp of Canada
13% Sep
900
2
1%
Southern
8%
2,500
7%
600
17%
3
Feb
11%
55%
300
57
*
56%
1
2%
2%
2%
70%
'<:■
10%
Jan
1,575
11%
50 %
Jan
2,300
2
Feb
Apr
Prentice-Hall
Presidential
43
10c
Providence
60%
Corp
preferred
4.24%
cumulative preferred
Southern
California
Southern
Materials Co Inc
14
Sep
Southern
Oct
Southern
11%
Oct
4%
Jan
613
5%
Jan
9% July
18%
18%
18%
800
12%
Jan
26
22%
22%
300
19%
Jan
24%
Apr
1
24
22%
24
20
Sep
35 %
Apr
13
13%
4,000
10%
Jan
13%
87
87%
125
83%
Jan
88
79%
400
49
Jan
105
Apr
Feb
Oct
Sports
'
22%
22
22%
1,200
21%
Jan
25
16%
16%
16%
1,500
13
Jan
24 %
16% •-16%
2,000
12%
Jan
21%
Royalty
Arena
Standard
Feb
5%
51|
■
2%
7,000
37
Jan
Standard
r
,
$1.60
Ramo
1
Inc
Rapid-American Corp
Rath
1
Packing Co
10
Rayette Co Inc
Real
Standard
Tube
'"
13
16
Feb
23%
23%
100
23
Aug
27%
3114
3214
4,800
22
Jan
38
18
15%
7,000
14% Sep
16%
16
18
16%
Investment
6%
3,000
9
Jan
2,100
6%
Jan
300
27 %
Jan
54%
2,800
29 Va
Jan
32%
5%
Corp
62
Feb
81
Oct
24%
Jan
25%
Jan
24%
24%
300
23Va
Jun
25%
Apr
63
Jan
81
Oct
75
78
200
58%
Jan
78
Oct
22%
900
21% Aug
22%
Jan
22%
22%
300
<
15%
14'/8
—
—
10
Corp
15%
14%
Aug
22%
Jun
22
1,400
7%
Jan
300
5%
6
300
9%
10
7,800
71%
71 %
71%
29%
Ltd-
29 Vb
35
7,500
600
14
Aug
4% Mar
8%
Jun
12%
58%
Jan
74
25
Sep
36
Jan
Steel
Parts
16%
2,100
15%
Oct
26 % May
24%
1,500
19%
Sep
45 %
13
Stelma/j'Inc
13%
17,300
8Va
Jan
6%
20Vb May
29,500
5%
Oct
7%
7%
14% May
100
7%
Oct
12
9,800
20%
Oct
26%
Sep
1,600
8%
Oct
12%
Feb
100
23 %
Jan
26 V2 May
12%
Jan
15% Feb
7% Aug
13% Sep
30% Apr
24%
20%
8 %
8%
25
8%
24
24
12%
12%
500
5%
7,200
4V2 July
1,600
9V2
600
24 Vb
Jan
5,800
3%
Jan
5%
5%
12%
12%
13
29
29%,
"9%
9%
4
600
9
400
1A
1%
6
8%
9
9%
5 Va
1
21,200
A
4
Jan
^4.
19% May
Stepan
-
Chemical
Co
Reeves
Reis
Reliance
&
Foil
2,200
22
17%
A Jan
2%
Jan
200
8%
Jan
16
20%
21%
700
17%
Sep
35%
74
175
67%
Jan
81
19
19%
1,100
Jan
20%
19%
22%
20,100
29%
29%
31%
2,500
27
22
22 %
l,o<Jd
13%
200
20%
i,
II~5
U
jitCi.
i
1
_
a
8,000
Apr
Jun
Jan
16
14%
Jan
10c
2%
2%
18,900
2%
Feb
——*
24%
23
24%
900
19%
Jun
5
43%
Jan
10 Va
734
81,000
6
Jan
10% May
3%
314
3%
17,300
2%
Jan
4% Aug
Stone*
114
1%
9,200
% Jan
2% May
Stop
:
67%
63%
68
12 %
13
—1,600
53%
-
Jan
70% Mar
14% Sep
Stylon
32%
Sunair
Electronics
Sunset
International
Jun
2314:
23%
400
13%
Jan
5%
514
5%
6,100
3%
Jan
8% Mar
*
614
5%
6%
3,200
4%
Feb
9
1
18%
18Va
19%
3,200
14%
Jan
23%
Sep
Superior
2%
2%
300
2%
Feb
3 %
Jun
Supermarkets
9
Feb
Symington Wayne Corp warrants.
Syntex Corporation
23%
% Mar
Supercrete
50c
1
—*
1
1
Grande
Rolls
to
Jan
Technical
3
1965
Products
pfd F
_♦
13%
£1
-1.50
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Rowland Products
Inc
30c
-—5
Roxbury Carpet Company
;
'
.
.
Co
Apr
1,300
23%
Oct
42%
Apr
24 Vb
13%
C)
5%
100
5%
6%
4%
Jan
3%
1,500
26
9%
Jan
5%
16,100
26%
4%
4%
26
6%
2,200
200
8% Jan
Apr
5%
1%
Jan
10%
24,000
6
Jan
6%
6%
17,600
1%
Jan
7%
Sep
1
5
4%
514
109,900
214
Jan
5%
Apr
1
2%
2%
2%
800
2%
Jan
3% May
4
3%
4
2
Jan
5
Petroleum
-1
series
4
5
5
2,000
2.50
18%
'
*
5.60% series
"4%
5%
6,900
7%
"i Vb
Ltd
Petroleums
Petroleums Ltd
Gems
7%
400
25 %
Jan
4
Sep
10%
53% July
4Ya
4,700
5%
5%
6
6%
5%
1
' "T
%"-
%
3%
Jan
6 Vb May
2,500
4%
20,000
3%
Jan
7
4,500
6%
1
%
Feb
2% Jan
_
Feb
9% May
■>
July
-
3
3
3%
2,300
3
Jan
4%
Apr
10c
2%
2%
2%
900
2%
Feb
25%
24%
25%
1,600
19%
Aug
7%
7%
2,800
5%
2
36%
35%
38%
10,800
26%
Jan
f
41% Aug
Jan
37
1,300
20%
1,600
20%
3% May
30%
Sep
Jan
11%
Jun
Sep
45% Mar
Oct
11%
:
Apr
22%
Corp
Leather
common
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
America
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Jan
ff
Mar
47
49
46
28
27%
6%
4,800
48
%
14,305
Jun
4%
Feb
50
5,200
29%
26,400
25 y4 May
32
Apr
11%
Jan
8%
48
Apr
Oct
94% May
42% May
3%
3%
4
2,800
3
Jan
5%
4%
4%
4%
5,900
4Vb
Sep
14%
Feb
16%
14%
17
19,900
*
16 Va
16 VB
17%
16,200
1
3%
2%
3%
6,800
2%
Jan
7%
6%
Jan
5
Feb
i
Apr
10c
A
52,500
■/' A
Apr
1
Engineering
800
ft
Jan
1
600
5%
Jun
6%
7
9%
10
1,200
7% Mar
7
8%
7%
8%
2,100
11,500
Inc
50c
2
1%
2
16,900
Industries
Oil
7%
7%
7%
4,000
6%
Feb
11%
6%
8,200
4%
Jan
7%
1,200
20
6 Vb
13,000
5
Jan
1
7%
7
7%
2,100
5
Jan
1
4%
4%
4%
1,000
3% Jan
3
5%
5%
6
3%
3 Vb
3%
27
Aug
5%
3.50
21%
23
Jan
4 %
4%
2,600
2%
Jan
7% May
*
4%
4
2,000
3%
Jun
41§
26%
24%
.27%
38,500
rl%
14
rl%
129,100
14
21,500
20 Va
A
Inc
20
Apr
Park
i!
Sep
14%
Apr
7%
Jan
16
Apr
16%
Jan
22
May
Feb
4
May
17% May
9%
10%
16%
16%
16%
1,600
Inc
10c
3 %
31,300
2%
3%
10
com
13%
14%
500
8%
Jan
8%
8%
200
5y4
Jan
9%
Jan
30%
1%
Jun
26%
2,600
25%
31%
1,400
25
24%
24%
25%
800
20
Jan
83
Jan
3%
3%
2,500
3% Mar
11%
12%
11,600
2%
3%
Jan
12%
Jan
7%
8%
3,700
7%
Oct
14% Aug
8% Oct
Acceptance Corp
Photolab
Trans
Cuba
class
Inc
Mar
Apr
33% Mar
11%
Oil
A
i
class
Co
A
1
-5c
8
4
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Triangle Conduit
Tri-Continental
True
Temper
&
12% May
Jan
6% Apr
34% Aug
87 % May
A
5,900
%
Jan
21
21
300
14 Va
Jan
25%
10
10%
4,000
8%
Feb
14% May
7
7 Va
3,600
4%
Jan
50c
Lux Corp.!
1
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Feb
5%
3*2
Trans
10%
7
A Apr
Jun
9
22%
700
15Vb
40%
40y4
41%
3,100
24 V2
Jan
July
28 Vb May
43
Aug
28
28
28
600
19%
Jan
34% Apr
5
16%
15%
17%
7,000
15%
Jan
22% JuiX
•
19
19
19%
1,000
15%
Jan
19% Aug
4
13%
13%
13%
400
10 Vb
Jan
28
28
28
100
25% July
4
Jan
1
Cable
22%
•
Co
warrants
Corp
10
Jan
Oct
46
Jan
Oct
23%
2,000
33 % Mar
Unexcelled
12 %
1,300
9
Jan
14 Ye Mar
Union
Gas
9%
9%
9%
2,800
9%
Oct
19
Apr
Union
Investment
8%
8 %
9%
4,800
7%
Jan
13% May
Union
Stock
13 %
13%
13%
300
17%
United
5
7%
7%
7%
2,100
6% Jan
24%
26%
19,500
23% July
6,700
122% Aug
21% Sep
July
Apr
9% Mar
30%
Apr
153 Va
Chemical
Co
of
Co
Yards
Aircraft
United
Apr
95
50
91%
Jun
98
Jan
United
Milk
31%
31%
125
29%
Sep
36
Jan
United
Molasses
3
22%
22%
23%
1,300
%
9,300
Apr
American
United
N
20
50c
5%
1
6%
dep
J RR
rets
&
5%
6V2
4,700
39,600
3%
Jan
14%
Sep
30
Feb
7% May
6% Sep
li7e
1%
49%
49%
& Investing—2.60
5
7%
1%
50
7%
8 VB
6%
7
5,500
%
Jan
2
3,200
12,800
40%
Apr
50
4%
Feb
10% Jun
400
4%
Jan
7%
Oct
4%
1
Products
Co
5%
5U
*
vtc
Elastic
95
%
Omaha
United Asbestos Corp
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd
31%
25 % May
of
Products
100
*
.
Corp
Canada
Corp
United Improvement
Jan
Oct
26
46
A
Apr
6%
3,200
7,600
31%
11%
10c
2 A
26%
22%
17% Mar
Feb
Jan
31%
43
128
6%
Jan
1A
1
12%
124
6%
1%
97
38,800
25c
22%
124
6%
wr
Inc
43
12.50
1
Apr
12% May
15% May
4% May
class A
1
25
1%
Oct
Jan
6%
1
Co
preferred
1
1
•
Oct
1
92
10%
Ltd
Markets
May
May
6,700
5
Co
31
34
25
50c
Inc
1%
Jan
Sep
48% May
Jan
13
1%
94
1%
"warrants"
convertible
Town
8% May
6% May
2%
4A
—1
Electronics
Tower
Apr
2% Feb
1
94
10c
Corp
Shovel
1%
•
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd
Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4'%%
preferred
100
T'onopah Mining of Nevada
1
May
4,600
44,300
pfd
Amer
Aug
9%
1
$4.56
Amer
8% Mar
9
Light
9%
15
Tobacco
Apr
21%
&
Thriftimart Inc
Apr
6
:
Corporation
Power
Thorofare
10% Aug
13% May
6
Inc
7%
70c
May
::
j
10c
Thompson-Starrett
May
%
Inc
Jun
5%
Apr
A Apr
Aug
Ltd—
ord
Canal
regis
10s
100
174
174
174%
200
167 y2 Mar
174% May
f
I
u
Aug
8
Jan
1
Industries
Thorncliffe
Mar
A
'
6
footnotes, see page 34.
42
37%
20c
*
Co
41
1
.
20c
Inc.
Shawinigan Water & Power—
For
25c
10
3
B
Mining—
Sherwin-Williams
VB1
600
23
%
%
7
13)
Inc—
Co
Denn
*6%
46%
4,700
25c
Thew
23% Mar
22%
—
1
Servo Corp of America—
Servomechanisms
19
21%
20
10c
Inc_
class
44%
•
Inc
Corp
Textron
Feb
19%
17% Aug
17% Jan
25c
Inc
Latz
&
Inc
6%
44
Terry
Sep
19
100
100
-—1
Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Bros
5
15c
44%
Electronics Inc
Apr
20%
1
Seeburg (The) Corp
Rights (expire Oct
•
Jan
7
Terminal-Hudson
Feb
7%
18
*
Securities
of
Apr
Sep
37%
Textron
20%
*
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
Co
66
45
36
Tenney
Apr
18
50c
—
Inc
Metai*
pesos
20
.
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp—
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard World Airlines Inc
Shoe
Jan
9,100
35%
Television
May
20
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Saxon
Paper Corp
Sayre & Fisher Co
4%
33%
50%
4%
36%
Teleprompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
12 Va May
20
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40% series
Shattuck
5,400
46%
4%
36
Texstar
Inc
series
Seton
44%
49%
5
Telectro Industries
Sep
13,800
9ft
Milling Co Ltd—.—16
%
Serrick
Jun
42%
5
Tel-A-Sign Inc
12% July
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Seeman
Aug
27%
10
Technicolor
July
31
6%
Carlos
Seligman
49
Jan
common
Operations
10%
San
4 % %
A
Technical
*
San
Seaporcel
Apr
18
—50c
_
Material
50c
Haynes
Salem-Brosius
Screen
36 Vb
600
'
Lawrence Corp Ltd
Sarcee
A
common
Technical
6 %
15 % Mar
9%
class
B
6}& Apr
s
Sapphire
600
cumulative preferred
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International Corp
Texas
5
Oct
Vb
24%
1
class
"'4%
Texam
St
Co
Co
10% May
5% Mar
50c
Company
Consolidated
—•
Inc
Class
18% Mar
Feb
11
800
5%
Talon
,
Inc
Fifth Avenue
&
85
4%
j
Ltd
(The F
31 % May
Feb
12%
1
•
Royal American Corp
Oil
10%
Jan
78 %
6,600
3,900
82
'
dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc
Ryerson
Die
Operating Co
5
i
Jun
Jan
14
100
7%
22%
23%
24
1
Royce Ltd—
Ryan
24%
43
23 Vb
Mar
6%
100
Amer
Russell
10% Mar
A Jan
21
6%
22%
Broadcasting Inc
Russeks
7% Jan
11,600
81%
1
20c
Inc
Corp.
Royalite
17,100
%
'
A
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rollins
9ft
A
Corp.
$
23% May
4% May
42
25c
Window
»
43%
.—10c
Petrol
>
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Rogers
Jan
9l30
i-o
CT)
Warrants series A
Vtc
7%
Inc
Ltd
Superior Tool &
Corp
Argentine Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Rico
Rio
.
1
Resistoflex
Robinson
_
1
—:
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc_
2%
1
Wells Corp
Corporation ,(Del)
♦
Feb
2.50
_
Struthers
Feb 1
'•
24%
_
Corp
Inc
Shop
13%
■
1
Corp_
Container
&
11%
4,600
12 %
Co
B)
13%
■f
25% Mar
12
(Hugo)
3%
8%
1
.11
Feb
16%
Sep
(J
5
7%
22
5
May
Sep
15%
—50c
4%
1
5% May
May
Sep
42 % Apr
34 Vb July
8
Stinnes
Jan
I
i
ljfc May
15,900
73%
1
*
i
/
15
12%
(The) Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Apr
20
Jun
9% May
8% Apr
% Apr
5% July
8% Oct
3%
12%
•
Stephan
Aug
8%
4% Mar
700
10
Co
Inc
Feb
18
6,900
7
18%
~4%
1
Remington Arms Co Inc.—
Republic
21
1
Corp
Co
Insurance
17 Va
5c
Investment
(Robert)
6%
6%
1
Broadcasting & Dev
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance
20%
21
1
_1
Mar
20%
ubiji..
ordinary
May
5%
50c
Corporation
Canada
Oct
15 Vb
23
6%
10c
common
Co
Jan
July
15%
1
preferred
Steel
Feb
July
23
10c
Q
18% Aug
17
Apr
8% Mar
Stetson
1
.
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Pump Co—
Reda
<
21
20%
4
'
"
1
Statham Instruments Inc
of
Sep
150
15%
1
B
Stanley Aviation Corp
Jan
I
10% Sep
800
■
1
Mines
*
34% May
46
1
May
19%
Jan
'
1
Inc
class
(The)
11% May
14% Jan
5,400
4,800
9%
3c
Co
convertible
Jan
8'/a
Sep
3214
■vi\'
Trust of America
100
1
(v
10% Mar
10%
32
20
Co.
Uranium
Jan
■
.'
Estate
40c
15%
2
$5*
common
Corp
Metals
5%
%
'
1
preferred
Forgings
Shares
50c
15 Va
1,200
t?
Jan
13
Co
Corp
Standard-Thomson
Apr
■
•
7%
65%
21%
5
Paint
Products
Starrett
-A
R
41% July
7%
•
Dredging
Stanrock
Ramco Enterprises Inc
550
<
Mar
8%
—
warrants
convertible
Standard
6-A Sep
37
Apr
46%
—
lc
Standard
5%
35
81
1
Co
Brands
Standard
*
Oct
25%
1
Inc
Standard
1
27%
79
2
Inc
Stahl-Meyer
Apr
16 %
Corp
Line
Sperry Rand Corp
Colorado—
.
100
24%
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Mar
78
Pipe
Petroleum
Realty & Utilities
Southland
Apr
22%
Quebec Lithium Corp
Feb
—.
Jan
1
Quebec Power Co
preferred
49 Vb
5,100
5
Oct
42%
—
25
11,000
Pyle-National Co
17%
Aug
25%
-
—;
25
cumulative
13,600
•
Sep
16
10
25
cumulative
4.08%
8
3
14
0
Apr
6 it
Jun
900
45
25
May
15%
4%
,50
—
Mar
K
1
A Sep
Jun
19%
28 Va
7
32%
25
3 Vb
71
Jan
17%
45
7%
25
7%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber..
Puritan Sportswear Corp
46%
25
4.32%
%
16%
25
6%
20c
3
Apr
Edison—
preferred
20
Telephone Co
California
preference
12%
V:
1,400
2%
Apr
19%
12.50
preference
6%
13%
9,900
1
Co
cumulative
7%
100
Oil
cumulative
common
preferred
%
9%
convertible
14%
*
Jan
%
10%
4.56%
preferred
of
1
3%
1
4.48%
1
2,500
Vb Aug
3
1
59 %
Jan
13
176
3
7%
Manufacturing
35% July
4,200
Sep
25,900
£1
original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
15 % May
Apr
Apr
6
'
4.78%
1
Gas—
Service
Puerto Rico
350
32
1%
'
III
Apr
Company——
(The)
414%
40%
Ltd-.
convertible
Public
40%
Corp
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet
70%
—66%
Realty Corp
Proctor-Silex
$1.25
*
69 %
,
Inc
Mines
Preston
Co
Co__IIII
Oil
5%
"
& Lambert
Pratt
28%
Oct
28 Va
16% May
27% Apr
Oct
20%
,
28%
Sep
7%
(Del)—2.50
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
r
9,500
18%
8%
1
Inc
■
Oct
23
1%
16%
Corp
Soss
Jun
15% Aug
14% July
Sep
20
50
4,800
•
Venezuelan
High
13,900
24%
9%
Ltd
Apr
16%
5% Mar
10
12
2.50
._
1
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc
;
Low
21%
7%
25c
preferred
Simpson's
11 % May
15% Sep
Jun>
11%
2o0
12 Vb
Feb
17% May
10% Apr
Jan
87
1,300
100%
12%
8
conv
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1%
deposit rets
Boardman Publishing—
Simmons
Shares
~7%
10c
Inc..,
'
20%
Automobiles—
6%
7% Jan
7%
—10
Corp
Alexander
&
4%
100
12%
Corp
Powdrell
12%
*
(The) Corp
class A
Polymer
Sep
8
V4
8
10c
Polymers Inc
Scale
Products
Polycast
4%
7%
*
Mfg Co
Polarad Electronics
Poloron
Lighting
Simco
Corp
for Week
'
23
120c
Corp
Precision
'
&
Atwood
&
700
11
50
Pittsburgh
Plume
13
5%
4%
~4%
1
Plastics Corp
Pioneer
4%
1
Industries
Pierce
Creek
Silvray
21
American
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co_.
10c
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)—
4
Aircraft
Transistor
Silver
Low
2
2
36%
Jun
A
B
Silicon
$3
Piasecki
class
Aug
21% July
15% July
27% July
14,900
Class
Co
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Oct
Pharmaceutical
Industries
3)
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
22 %
i
18,300
5
Electronics &
7%
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics
Phillips
Shares
Low
2.50
Corp
for Week
1
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
I
m
(Range for Week Ended October
U'T"
34
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(1642)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
stocks
Sale Price
Low
Par
.w
Co
Universal American Corp—r
Air Conditioning Corp.
U
S
Ceramic
U S
Co_
Tile
Reclaiming
Rubber
Controls Inc
Marion
Utah-Idaho
600
9%
700
10 %
46%
5%
97/a
9
5
4%
9%
:
:
31%
Oct
10%
10%
8%
*
——5
Corp
8%
10%,
.
6%s
14% May
49% Mar
/
9%
Apr
16%
•
Oct
July
Oct
7% Apr
10 y4 July
Van
Paint
Victoreen
8%
8,200
5
Jan
4%
5%
3,900-.
4%
Oct
1
13%
13%
1
11%
11%
Co
Vinco
14
1
11%
10
30%
32%
11
10%
11
1
Corporation
Iron Coal &
7%
7%
8%
2
Coke Co
Virginia
11
1st
•
io%
10%
ii%
Oct
or
Western
N
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f
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mortgage 4s
6s
series
i
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1963
1974
6s
Western
Si
4s
RR
1970
—
i—
Jan
Oct
7%
Oct
15% May
6%
Jan
12% May
16% Jan
Oct
26 %
May
__
April-Oct
May-Nov
-Jan-July
86
121%
Vita
Food
Products
25c
24%
24%
Vogt
Manufacturing
*
10
10%
300
10
Sep
29% May
15% Jan
10c
27
28%
10,600
12%
Jan
32 Va
4%
100
3%
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
85
Hess 5%s
National Research
5s
convertible
'.■ '.u
Jan-July
National
.>;■
1
Theatres
1984
April-Oct
„
20
56 %
..;
11%
6%
■
57%
10
45
$91 %
123
112%
112% 115%
62%
54%
150
123
91%
87
__
125%
159
103%
r-
lo
•
127% 133
f
90
133
100%
:
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7%
103% 111
128
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24
76
; 82
'•
7%
42%
14
5
123%
$6
26%
2
■■■:;
125%
53
157
100
i
debentures
Television
Si
5%s 1974
::
103 %
?
April-Oct
Corp—
subord
94
155
84
1976
Inc—
i
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,
141%
98%
••
Mar-Sept
May-No®
;
—_
-
Jan-July
k
71
86
$99% 100
98% ;
99%
$99% 101
__
wv4
99%
71%
71%
20
-
10% Feb
70
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•?
?
1963
'
86
121
$6%
■
.—
—;
Midland
Valley RR 4s
5
".-v
L'-i
Registered J.
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
16
High
89%
—
;
Map-Nov
Corp— ,-gv;
debentures
subord
28%
16
y-..
86
26%
Jan. 1
Low
No.
94%
85%
Rangs Since
Sold
..'v-
.
1993
B
85 %
r
.
Bonds
High
$91%
Feb-Aug
22% May
Apr
19% May
57% May
12% Sep
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
•Italian Power Realization Tr 6% % liq tr ctfs—
Kawecki Chemical 4%s 1978
;
May-Nov
14
200
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
31%
Jan
10
3,200
3,300
10,300
16,000
Si
(General Development
Apr
10 %
4,400
35,500
11%
32%
8%
V 6%
;. a.
5% Feb
5,100
12%
25c
•
wi
A
11%
25c
Co
Instrument
(The)
class
15% May
Jan
7,%
Viewlex Inc class A
New
8%
11 %
7%
5%
of America
Venture Capital Corp
Victor
1,900 "
11%
1
—1
Industries
Norman
debs
of
.General Builders
<
subord
1978_
11st mortgage 4s series A 1993—
•Guantanamo
warrants——
Corp
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
>
.
'
Valspar
Lack
Lackawanna
;
40% Aug
17% Feb
;
convertible
Delaware
:
Jan
■
10
800
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Davega Stores Corp— ;>
13% Mar
9
12,400
"
9%
Period
Low
Jan
27
77,700
17.78
Sugar—
8%
/v;';
Jan
5%
Interest
American Stock Exchange
5% May
Jan
1,900
17,400
6
.
Sep
5% July
8%. Jan
2,600
11%
45
10%
6
Universal Insurance
Universal
6%
46
Monday, October 16, 1961
High
•
3%
1,100
cl A com-10c
25c
Universal Container Corp
Universal
3%
10
Oil
Universal Consolidated
Low
9Ya
9%
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
25c
S
.
Friday
3%
50c
1
1
U
.
Ended October 13)
Sales
Friday
American Stock Exchange
.
Vornado
Inc
28%
New
-
England "Power 3%s 1961
Electric- Power Co Ltd—
Nippon
-
Apr
6 Vis
due 1953
Occidental
Aircraft
Waco
preferred;
7%
Bond
&
6%
Inc
Waltham Precision Instruments
Webb
&
Weitnan
&
preference
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Products
Chemical
West
Utilities
West Texas
Inc
4.40%
pfd
Western
Nuclear
Western
Jan
75
Jan
1% Jan
3%
4
3%
4%
1,400
1
li'«
2,300
27%
27%
~4%
—10c
4%
4%
Ltd
~5
Southern
9,800
3%, Aug;
4%
4%
9,600
2%. Jan
Is
Westmoreland Coal
A
1*8
37
37
37%
700
27%
27%
28%
950
20
24%
27%
16
28%
28%
19%
6,400
3%
2,500
26%
17%
ioy*
(R C> & Co
preferred
:
Industries Ltd
Oct
41% May
H:
32
*M
12%
16%
•15
Sep
17%
17%
25
16
Aug
92%
92%
10
90%
Jan
19% May
97% Jun
33%
34
300
22%
Jan
35%
Sep
Jan
15
33%
14%
——
,
14%
13%
14%
2
14
3%
-
•I'T.
13% Aug
500
5s
£1
40c
19% Mar
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd__
8% May
3% May
7
—
~2%
2%
"I
1,000
3,100
-
1
18
Aug
2% Aug
% Jun
1% Jan
'
Vonkers Raceway Inc new
6%
Zale
5%s
'•7%
7%
1.900
; 5
5%
5%
2,100 •
Interest
Period
debs
subord
con
Last
1974——June-Dec
70
.
or
Edison
2%s
series
5s
series
L
4%s series
High
66
May
8% Mar
70%
92%
-
No.
91%
$120%
88%
$65%
92%
Jan.1
Low
49
60
Feb-Aug
1973
Sep
Rangs Since
Sold
,
High
.V 66
Washington
Webb &
88%
Period
1st
mtge Si coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s s f debentures 1972^
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge Si coU "trust 4%s 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
debentures
f
s
Jfar-Sept
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
May-No®
May-No®
1978
& coll tr 5s 1980
5%s s f debentures 1980
United States Freight Co—
conv
subord
U S Rubber
2%s
United
4%s
debentures
2%s debentures
debentures
States
s
f
1981
April-Oct
May-Nov
April-Oct
1976-
1967—
Steel
debs
4s
Sale Price
120
90
65
70%
1983
Jan-July
April-Oct
debentures 1986
Sold
No.
Low
High
84%
92
93
91
96%
SO%
89%
93 %
87%
88%
•87%
98%
98%
12
•89%
96%
101 %
89
90%
18
98
102%
98%
13
96%
101%
101% 101 %
27
97%
102%
104% 104%
7
101%
105 Va
101%
104 %
111%
142
100
99
98%
101%
103
103
103%
7
138
132% 138%
74
•81%
•91 %
95%
101%
95%
80
—
81%
89
„
91 Va
65
92%
98%
101%
101
96%
245
97%
101%
V
■.
3*/8s
4%s
Vendo
4Vis
conv
subord
debentures
June-Dee
1976
Mar-Sept
Co—
conv subord
debs
1980
Mar-Sept
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
1975—Mar-Sept
1st Si ref 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
♦99
89%
93%
89%
132
90%
134
34
26
83%
1st & ref 2 %s series G 1979
Virginia Si Southwest first gtd 5s 2003_
General mortgage
4%s 1983
Jan-July
..
'
83%
101
118%
176
80
86
89 y4
83%
80
84%
86
78 "
A
„$85%
f
-$89%
91
!
89%
88"
92%
(v
'
;; 104 i
82
3
80%
88
5
85
92
96%
*
82 " ;
88
r
98%
8
94%
99%
; 104
;
105.
57
103
104%
102% 103 %
$104
$99
27
10
__
105 Yi
105%
102%
29
98%
102%
5
90%
90
91%
~2
100
96%
1
97%
68
93
88
91%
100
68.
97%
90%
$89%
109
100%
97%
102% 102 %
-
105
99
102%
100
90%
84%
69
89.%
92%
89%
101
90 V4
•■7
96%
98%
5
63%
72
$8
1951
7s
Banks and Clearing
Adjustment Debentures—
Debt
Jan-July
Jan-July
6%s 1949
:—!
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-No®
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
—Afap-Nov
• 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Oef
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mar-Sepf
Peru
(Republic of)—
"
' "
'
/
1
Sinking fund. 3s Jan 1 .1997—
Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2612—Jan-July
5%s seres
A
1967
9%
13%
$86
—
$86
1967
87%
87%
69
64
66
99
99
66
62
66
44
48
45%
55
$120
(Prov)
•Hanover
10%
Assn—
$64
$80
'
$80
$99
$62
45
•
44%
$45
45'
63
52
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 fn year's range):
rTransaction for cash (not included in year's range), tEx-dis¬
No
par
tribution.
x
Ex-rights,
Ex-stock dividend.
z
Vv/.'
•-■
.(.:■:•■
sales being transacted during the current week.
receivership.
"-•
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
•
Bonds being traded flat..
.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no
§ Reported
in
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
'w i,'
when issued; "ww," with warrants;, "x w," without warrants.
' —
'
'
RECORD (Range for Week Ended October 1 3)
Interest
Period
Last
Sale Price
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bonds
Warren RR
first
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
_May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-No®
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966——Jan-July West Shore RR 'lst 4s gtd. 2361—
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
—
—Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct "
1st mortgage 3%s series ,C 1979
April-Oct
5%s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3,%s ser A 1981-^—Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
tylar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s convertible debentures 1975
May-No®
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
4%s
Central
s
s
f debs 1980
f debs 1978
RR
Wisconsin" Public
30
*84%
97
96%
Jan. 1
Low
84%
94 %
97
49%
84%
__
98
74%
97%
98%
27
51%
51%
79%
91
97
98%
93%
96
99%
56%
52%
43
44
51 %
52
17
44
92%
51%
93%
5
91
*80%
~4
«"73
96%
*85'/a
*73%
94
*93%
100%
•.
81
__
101 % 102
99%
56
97
82
103%
78
96%
11
87
5
8b
73%
89
37
91%
94
92%
„
101
96%
73%
—
100
78
93%
85 Va
94
*—
Feb-Aup
High
28
*79
*92%
Rangs Since
94%
94
112%
82
84%
91
97
Co—
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s
mortgage 2%s
No.
Jan-July
First mortgage 4s series A 2004
Gen mtge 4Vis inc series A Jan
1st
Sold
High
*29
gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aup
ref
Bid & Asked
Low
•New York Stock Exchange
l 2029
1976
60%
60%
61%
22
58%
62%
46 %
46%
5
38%
49
79
3%s
1971
81
88%
92
June-Dec
*79
Mar-Sept
1979
Service
Jan-July
May
*__
Jan-July
90%
91
90%
85%
79%
*76%
79
76%
84
79%
*84
89%
Vonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s 1976
-Jan-July
81
10
—
84
86%
85
84
*83%
89%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H 1990
April-Oct
-May-New
!
-Feb-Auy
71
71
*86%
*90%
5
69
77
—
114% 115
a
77
100
100
17
98
77
104%
70
68%
86
*
the year's
sale
not
Included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd
lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range
rCash sale
y Ex-«dupon.
!"
*- .
•
.—
. .
7 ,.
* J ; .
24
Included
not::included lh the year's range.
112%
118%
5
69%
77%
70
13
68%
78..
80
5
77
81%
range,
n
§ Negotiability* impaired by
the
70
in
86%
91
w
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1§81
April
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991
-April
First mortgage 3%s series,B 1971
Feb-Nav
Deferred delivery
84%
90%:
—
Wabash RR Co—
89
$120
<
,
97%
$80%
82
-Mar-Sept
1905
Fiist lien and ref mtge- 3y4s ser C 1973-April-Oct
1st lien Si- ref 4s series F 1983—
May-Nov
6s 8'ihnrd income debs 2008
83
95
June-Dec
.
First and refund mtge 2%s ser H
1980—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage St refund 3%a ser I 1981—June-Dee
1st Si ref M 3%s series J 1982
April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3a series B
108%
79%
*82%
-
25
$81
June-Dec
Savings
Wisconsin
1969
207
133
83'
97%
-
Jan-July
German
(Germany)
Wilson & Co
Vanadium
Corp of America—
conv subord debentures
39
176
102
$82%
Jan. 1
90%
170
126
95%
?
June-Dec
BONDS
Bid & Asked
High
91
117%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Rangs Since
Friday's
97%
88
120
...
$83
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1962.:—.Jan-July
125
87
71
Bonds
or
v
88%
95%
'96%
1985
1964
97
-91%
82%
; 1
Baden
Week's Range
•91%
April-Oct
1st mtge
5s
Last
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
-—May-No®
April-Oct
1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
4%s
j
t
97%
Feb-Aug
Water Power 3 Vis
10
89%
-.:•
$118
•
93%
Low
Exchange
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coU trust 3%s
u
__
Friday
Friday
New York Stock
175
'
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Interest
140
120
100% 100 %
Jan-Aup
1983
95'
$87%
$88
y*
Feb-Aug
,
1985
M
Continued from page 29
BOND S
138
-$96%
-
__r
.
.4.
•
58
88%
__
[.]■■
,
;
...
103%
50
25
^
__
Mar-Sept
4%s series N 1986
Apr-Oct
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
_April-Oet
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Feb-Aug
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
JUn-July
*
Bonds
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
1970
A
debs
4% Jan
Friday's
$57
4s inc debs
Chemoil Industries 6s
7%
Week's Range
I
Sale Price
1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970..
June-Dec
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1908
Quar-Feb
Boston
10
20 %
Low
Steel 8i Pump
Jan
1,800
5%
American Stock Exchange
Amer
39% Aug
5,500
6%
Friday
•
.'4% July
Jan
4%
37%
,7%
BONDS
Alsco- Inc
Oct
Jun
77,100
4%
36%
6%
.50c
10c
Off-Shore Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
Zapata
6%
4
7%
4%
36%
25c
5
1
preferred
Jewelry Co
93%
;
;
April-Oct
4
1982
4%s series K
5% May
—
1
...
\4%s series J 1982
4%s series B
regular
*:
—
series F 19.79
T u-.ii 2I%* Jan
on?
7%
3,950
Oct
Ltd—
American dep rets ord
1976
1982.
Oct
< 3%
-3%
.
-
127% 140
Jun
15%
3%
--•
:
'Apr
'J-
1
Inc
7% Sep
May
57%
Jan
13^ Jhd
~
5
Jan
20
Oct
1,900
1,500
3,900
-
•
Machine
27%
Apr
20%
May
2% Sep
3,000
2,000
5i609
—
•8%
i8
33
Jan
•16
1
_1
25
pfd—100
_
Light 4%%
t
8
Industries——10
Brothers common
6%
17%
1
Williams Brothers Co
Industries
3%
2% May
% Feb
30,300
57%
(F W)
Oct
4%
24%
Woolworth
17
12
56
Woodall
Oct
4,500
26%
Wood Newspaper
15%
20%
56%
Wood* (John)
29
22
•
Wisconsin Pwr &
Oct
500
5
5%
24%
July
Sep
29
20
1
1
1%
Wiebolt Stores Inc
Williams
;
1981
Jan
600
1%
1%
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp.
■
Wilson
D
4%s series I
^
49% Mar
32%
Jan
33
-
17
16%
Apr
28% Feb
—
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing new__l
Wfcippany Paper Board
10c
White Eagle International Inc
10c
White Stag Mfg Co
1
Williams-McWilliams
%
Va Jan
30% Jan
6,000
10
Inc
Westmoreland
A
•
20
shares
129
Jan-July
—Fqb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
1976
4%s series H
Tablet & Stationery
Western
C
3s ;
Invest Ltd—
Stockholders
American dep rets erd
__
_ApriZ-Oct
3s 1981—May-No®
1965—^Mar-Sept
3s
i,
:3%s series G
•.
Western
1964
Edison
3 %s series
c
J an-July
1998—Jan-JuZp
—May-No.®
Power; Corp
38/8s series E 1978
Jan
1,100
3%
debs
California
2%s series
Oct
4%
subord
Harbor Water
i 3s *4. series B 1973
7% May
5% Apr
2ii July
„
3%s series A. 1973
29% May
95 % July
Jan
3%
~3%
5%s conv
Safe
4%
4%
•
5c
1970
Rapid. American Co 7s debs *1967—1
1% Mar
8,700
4%
3%s
Public Service Electric 81 Gas. Co 6s
July
5% Apr
6% May
88% Jan
_4%
Inc__
Jan
% Jan
18% Jan
1*200
28
1976.1
i
w
_Jan-July
Apr-Ocf
.
1% July
95
Feb
2
700
4
I
100
Gold St Uranium Inc
Western Leaseholds
1
240
4%
1
Development
54,700
4
Co
Western
18,300
1%
90
50c
Wentworth Manufacturing
8% May
16% May
4% May
"2%
1%
88%
1%
Inc
Company
1%
89%
10c
•
1
1.25
:
~2%
2%
Co—1
Inc.common
Knapp
series
$6
6%s
1963
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
AprilrOcf
:
1st mortgage 3ig 1971
_ApriZ-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1984—June-Dec
Jan
1% Jan
900
Petroleum
to
8% Mar
4% Jan
~6%
10
preferred
.
2,700
6
~6%
4
common
conv
non-cum
5%
5%
•
100
Wagner Baking common
Waitt
4V2
-*
Co
extended
'v
maturity.
$ Companies reported as being in
Bankruptcy Aet,
*
or
bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
securities assumed by such companies;
under Section 77
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted duriiog current week.
•Bonds selling flat.
.:'P
of
Volume
194
Number 6099
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Exchange
Friday
Week's
Range
American
Agricultural Chemical
American
Tel
.Calumet &
CitiCs
Arena..
Eastern*Gas..$s.
..
oojq:
.
Motor.
•_
5
\
.
•
Kennecott.
Copper Corp_l____
Lone Star Cement Corp
715 -
New
England Electric
New
England
Northern
Tel
RR
Tel
&
(N
System.>__^__20
Olin
Mathieson
Pennsylvania
Shawmut
Scone
Chemical—
Stop & Shop Inc.—u.i—
Torrington
Co...
United
Shoe
U
S
Co
&
:
Waldorf
System
Mass
Westinghouse
•26%. £
82%
'•
24%
\
24%
48%
185
73%
275
,A 21'%
786
40
179
..
&'*?-
70
v..
19
Cincinnati
33%
f
120
68%
Cohen
'
53
Kroger
34%
; 153
46%
Jan
32%
26%
Jan
13'
U
S
43%
Jun
Wrigley
Allen
Apr;
Electric
American
64%
70
10"% Aug
14
39% May
49%
44%
591
Jun
of Prices
Low
;■
Shares
Oct.
76%
30%
37%
38 %
245
48
46%
48%
__
43%
43%
80
20
27
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59%
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56
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222
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18
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113
35
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15
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51
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80
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184
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Westinghouse
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Champion Paper
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Jan
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63%
705
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68%
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U S
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.
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Jan
43%
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United
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43%
111
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Jun
1
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Feb
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48%
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43%
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29%, Jan
200
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175
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100
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21% Mar
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Feb
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25%
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Sales
for Week
of Prices
par
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
18%
49%
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Personal
Boston
Shares
24%
121%
Sale Priee
High
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18
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of Prices
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American
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Week's
Range
Last
for Week
Sale Price
V.
*
r
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Last
STOCKS
^
(Range for Week Ended October 13)
& Pacific
*
r.
»
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....,
May
65
Aug
32%
Jun
31
60
—-
25%
100
Ry__
50
40% Aug
46
31%
200
22%
58%
60
624
54% July
67%
Jan
17%
18%
1,500
13%
Jan
18%
Feb
25%
26%
600
14%
Jan
26%
Oct
•
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35%
26%
25%
200
25% Jan
37%
Feb
25%
26%
250
21 Vb
26%
Oct
Jan
„
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
Low
Bend—12.50
25
Chrysler Corp
Cincinnati
—
Co
Corp
Products
*
———
Columbia
wi
common
Consolidated
Container
Jan
57%
Sep
Northern
Illinois
Corp
38%
Jan
48
Oct
Northern
Illinois
Gas
Indiana
47
48
51%
1,000
49% Mar
5874 Mav
Northern
24%
25%
1,300
24 Va
Oct
3074 May
94 ° May
Northern
Natural
Northern
Pacific
Northern
States
90%
100
84
Jan
67%
67%
100
53%
Feb
12%
12%
1,200
16:%
16%.
400
10%
14-%
20% May
..,
2,000
68 %
Jan
9974
Oct
Oak
1,200
4574
Sep
50%
Oct
Ohio
Edison
45%
46%
1,500
37% July
48
Sep
Ohio
Oil
(U11)
Jan
78 74
Oct
Oklahoma
29%
Feb
Olin-Mathieson
Aug
Owens-Illinois
78%
200
24%
100
21% July
43%
825
800
Corp
1
600
1
1
Jan
55
10%
Co
43
;
—
——1
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)_
11% May
Co
Packaging
&
Detroit
800
40
May
59 %
July
400
33
Sep
49
Mar
20
200
17%
Jan
26% May
Paramount
17%
17%
l.O'IO
15%
Jan
21% Mar
Parke-Davis
M
Gas_
Manufacturing
Elg.n
Na.tional
Electric
Mfg
Phonograph
&
Whitney
Fairchild
7.50
5
2
(Un)__5
_____
Watch__
Radio
Fairbanks
10
3
(Ur.)„_.
Co
Corp
Corp_l
5
Banksnares
Wisconsin
Ford
1
common
Instrument
&
Camera
First
Motor Co_.
Dairies
Fruehauf
Trailer
D
60
Jun
Jan
48%
29
800
23%
Feb
30%
Sep
77
77%
200
71
May
221% 228 %
4,900
186
Jan
22%
22%
100%
2514
Amer
Box
General
Candy
Contract
General
General
General
Foods
General
Mills
General
Motors
General
12%
1274 May
15
13
200
12
Sep
1674 May
79%
80
300
53
Jan
85%
1374
1374
100
11%
Jan
16
8%
2,900
7%
Jan
1474
100
130 %
8
28
159% 159%
52
52
300
Jan
Mar
Pacific
Pan
Glass
Gen
Tele
187
General
Tire
&
Gillette
(The)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
(W
Company
Co
Oil
Gray
23%
23%
24'A
800
20
Jan
303A
Aug
9%
88%
8814
88%
10%
914
10%
7% July
10% May
1074
Oct
4%
Drug
17%
19
135
«
5 74
200
5 %
26%
2614
27%
4,900
26%
5
75%
75%
7674
5,000
91%
93%
300
6074 May
69% Jan
500
31 %
11,500
40%
57
34
50
1,100
75
3414
a 34
15
Feb
Aug
19
Sep
Feb
8
Mar
Oct
45 Va
Jan
7674
Oct
95%
Sep
Towing
Greif
Bros
Greyhound Corp
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
*
38%
Sep
Apr
Jan
51
Oct
July
(G)
Howard
42
Feb
A
Co
&
Harvester
Chemical
142%
Jan
47
Jan
27
Aug
Oct
3
July
Jan
23
Sep
Kennecott Copper
Krcpp
Forge
Gas
Co
Corp_
Dutch Petroleum
Royal
St
Co
St
Regis
Sangamo
Schenley
Industries
Marquette
Marshall
Schwitzer
(Un)
Class
Pen
(Un)
Signode
Strapping
Steel
Mobile
Socony
(Un)
Oil
May
Southern
Co
Jan
54 Va Mar
Southern
Pacific
Oct
53
58
110
57
Jun
(F W)
25
1,600
20%
Jan
26% May
3674
45'A
Jan
1,300
33
Jan
42% May
1,600
36%
Jan
45 %
Oct
18%
400
Jan
22% May
974
750
9%
Jan
14
58%
400
54%
Sep
May
68% Mar
9%
8
9%
8,400
5%
Jau
12
8
8
Jan
11%
Apr
200
47
48 %
23
Jan
3074 May
23 Va
Jan
45
Jun
400
32%
700
32%
Jan
48 Va
Oct
40%
Jan
49 Va
Aug
Mar
2574
y31%
250
1,100
2574
(Un)
.
4434
44 %
45
28%
28%
2814
200
26%
Jan
34
49%
50%
1,400
42%
Jan
55 Va
Jun
49%
50%
300
Oct
34 %
Jan
52
8174
8174
100
59 74
Jan
37%
3714
38%
2,800
2 9 74
Jun
8374 Aug
38% Oct
35
35
35%
600
33
Jun
38
t
53%
53 %
100
44%
Jan
60% Mar
2374
200
20 Va
Jan
25 Va May
200
10
10
Service
(Un)
Standard
Oil
Inc (Un)
Brands
974
Sep
13 Va
May
Oil
of
Minneapolis
of
N, J
Standard
Oil
Co
Minnesota
Studebaker-Packard
Sunbeam
Sundstrand
Swift
&
Tenn
Gas
Corp
Transmission
Inc
Texaco
Monsanto
Thompson
47
49
39
Jan
49
Oct
Toledo
81%
82%
74%
Jan
94
May
274
82%
2%
800
200,
Jan
2
3%
Apr
12%
13
102%
49
25%-
50
25%
2474
100
24
Jan
30
700
10%
Jan
15%
1,100
%
10574
974
81 Va
Jan
800
18%
Jan
6574 Aug
1,000
26
24%
Jan
42 Va
May
14 Va
May
100
8
Feb
65
200
52%
Jan
38%
100
34 Va May
Oct
1,000
29 Va
28
3,600
27%
Oct
28
20%
200
13
Jan
24 Va
60
6Q%
288
55
Mar
37 %
300
36%
Oct
39 74
1,100
9%
Jan
13 %
Apr
1,400
6% July
8%
Feb
27%
60'A
*
common
37%
(Un)__l2~50
4
Motorola
9%
7"
6%
Muter
1
10
7%
_io
I
(Un)
*
Co
common
preferred
13%
2,500
75%
79%
11,900
Distillers
&
Chem
Gypsum
Tile
5
,i
5
(Un)
National
(Un)
Co_
Co
&
Trav-ler
Feb
65
Oct
42%
Sep
20th
150
Corp
(Un)
Radio Corp
Union
Bag-Camp
Carbide
Union
Electric
Oil
Union
Union
of
Pacific
(Un)
(Un)
Paper
Corp—
90.Va
Oct
50
Jan
65 Va May
34%
56 %
y
5974
37
•
7474
81%
1,900
69
Sep
29%
76 Va
30
1,250
29
Jan
35%
Z
35%
200
28%
8174
81%
Oct
Oct
34 Va May
Jan
38 %
Aug
53
29%
Sep
43 74
53
170
48%
Jan
53
331/4
2,100
10%
Apr
July
9%
10%
700
3974
40
300
9% Apr
31% July
40
171,4
17%
100
1474
Feb
21% May
200
22%
Jan
34 Va
2874
__
29
Jun
Oct
Jun
59 74,
59%
350
49%
Apr
62% Aug
39
39%
150
26%
Jan
45
80 Va
74
80%
5,200
54%
Feb
80 Va
Oct
12 Va
12%
12%
900
12%
Jan
20%
Apr
8V4
8%
61%
9
Jan
8
1,100
May
9 % Mar
8%
8%
874
2,600
'/a
Jan
9% Mar
3874
3874
3874
300
36%
Oct
46% Mar
100
28
8
34%
34 Va
Jan
38
38
361/4
38%
5,100
36V4
Oct
45 74 May
43%
42%
43%
2,400
38%
Jan
48% May
14,000
58%
2474
May
—
—
331%
25%
48
29
Jan
33%
20%
2,100
59 74 May
Jan
27
3,000
Jan
2074
700
1,000
Jan
35
36%
Oct
Oct
May
3874
Sep
64%
45
800
29%
Jan
45
Oct
74%
'
—
401/4
441/a
—
—
29
2474
— —
59%
28 VB
331/4
'
74%
100
53
Jan
76
Aug
Apr
Oct
Corp
United
Fruit
Jan
70
United
United
Aug
U
S
(Un)
Inc
U S
(Del)
(Un)
Co
States
Rubber
.
Gypsum
Co
(Un)
Steel Corp—
Universal
Jan
HVa
Jan
19 Vi
70 Va
Jan
89 Va Mar
Apr
Match
Jun
Western
Aug
Western
200
4%
Feb
34%
78
10,500
13,300
300
%
Jan
58
25%
Jun
34% Mar
70
Sep
98 Va May
% Mar
150
1>
300
1
Oct
6%
7%
300
6 %
Oct
85%
25 Va
Jan
62%
100
54 Va
85
.
900
62%
26%
86%
16,800
May
Sep
5%
300
26
26%
5%
•17%
1874
500
49%
49%
100
12 Va Mar
44%
1
6%
Sep
59
Feb
300
18 %
Oct
27% Mar
974
Sep
54%
54%
54%
20
20%
1,300
10%
10%
100
32Va
31%
32 %
850
44
39
4474
2,350
11%
11%
12 %
5,200
5074
50%
50%
500
18
18
100
—
—
Jan
35 Va
18%
Feb
44%
Jan
13
Sep
45
May
55
July
18
Oct
28
May
Jan
'h'A'TA
1,700
2374
44%
1,000
39% Jun
2274
23%
12,400
48
26%
4074
40%
27 Va
.
14% Mar
25
2174 Oct
Aug
Oct
28% Jun
49
25 Va
Feb
Jan
49%
3,500
17%
3,800
16%
Sep
19%
Jun
36%
100
33 %
July
40 Va
July
34%
34%
100
28%
Jan
4474
Jun
24 Va
23%
24%
5,000
62
62
100
55%
Sep
82%
Apr
Feb
24
23%
24
900
19 %
Jan
24 V2
Aug
44%
4474
200
27
Jan
4474
Oct
9
July
48
5
5
2
1
1
1
7
48
21%
Oct
Jan
300
4%
Jan
1,100
36%
Jan
7
4974
50%
3274
33 Va
40%
4974
6%
12774
401/4
59 Va
29%
Aug
50% Aug
500
32%
Oct
55
Apr
200
4474
33%
117%
Jan
42
May
Jan
1,500
800
39%
Jan
50%
52
800
;43
Jan
62% May
36 74 Oct
36%
44%
40
40
8%
24 %
24 Va
100
100
■
4974
49%
3674
'
127s4 129%
,51%
1
<—*
4
5
16%
2.50
1
80
5%
Sep
15% July
42% Apr
Aug
74
Jan
2 % Mar
11 %
Apr
30% May
6574
Bancorporation (Un)
Union Telegraph
1
2
2Va
Westinghouse Electric Corp
_6.25
Whirlpool
Corp
5
White
Motor Co——:
1
Wieboldt Stores Inc $4.25 preferred—*
Wilson & Co (Un)
:
*
Wisconsin
Electric Power
10
Wisconsin Public Service
19
Woolworth (FW) (Un)—
10World Publishing Co
1
Sep
94%
-10
Walgreen Co
Inc
Webcor
37
%
52
11,900
36%
45%
27%
38%
1,000
500
41%
Feb
Jan
7%
300
8Va
Jan
35
1,700
Jan
143 Va May
Oct
5574 Aug
51% May
9 74 Aug
1,200
17%
Jan
29 %
101%
200
96 %
Aug
113%
Feb
Aug
25
Aug
57Vs
56%
57 Va
350
47
Jan
64 %
79 Va
79%
81 %
900
7574
Jan
91 % May
33%
32 Va
3374
5,350
32 Va
Oct
60
Jan
53
51 %
5374
1,700
3074
Jan
61
Jun
19% Mar
16
42 %
78
Apr
300
2,500
44%
10
5
10
Lines
May
Jan
32%
34
49%
49Va
39 Va May
Jan
54%
56 Va May
55 Va May
Jan
48%
47
43%
RR
Air
2174
54
Jau
Sep
48%
44 Va
10
25
Aircraft Corp
3474
4%
47'/4
45
40%
48%
48%
(Un)
California
Co
United
450
1
42
31%
*
M
Corp
United
1,100
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RR
see page
Feb
50c
Union
28
1
Aviation—__L
footnotes,
57%
36%
(Un)
Co
Century-Fox Film
38
4%
4%
1
Mfg_
Central
American
200
3.33%
Ramo-Woolridge
Transamerica
37%
371/4
1
50c
Lead
For
13%
75%
5
Company
York
133/
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Co
National
New
17
3
(The)
90%
~
17%
Inc
Edison
27 %
*
National
North
1674
Co
Co
convertible
National
1
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(Un)
Fuel—
Inc
Mount Vernon
50c
___.
Brewing Co
&
90
Oct
3.50
5
:
Producing
Jun
35
Chemical
Jun
Aug
"
v
100% 105%
1
50c
Jan
33 % May
100
2514
20
Montgomery Ward
Jun
39%
12 Va
Transmission
Transmission
Gulf
Texas
73% May
2774
Chemical
41%
Sep
5
Co
—
Eastern
Gas
48% May
3374
Monroe
Feb
31%
1
5
1
—25
Company
Oct
32%
,__Z_50c
2ZZZ
*
Manufacturing
3374
2,400
1
(Un)
Mid-Continent Oil Co
Sunray
Jan
1,100
Corp
Corp
57
25%
_i
Modine
300
3474
5
Corp
Storkline Furniture
31%
32%
25
:
Corp
Mfg
37
32%
1
1
2.50
Packaging common
Corporation
300
38%
&
36%
10
(Ohio)
Stewart-Warner
800
64%
Min
66%
7
(Un)
Standard
67%
*
Mississippi River
Jan
25
Indiana
Oil
32%
1
Products
48'/a
6.25
California
of
Standard
Standard
67
4
Food
300
*
Universal Oil Products
Mickelberry's
65%
50c
*
5
(Un)
Corp
Rand
Sperry
Spiegel Inc
Square D Co
31%
31%
*
Merritt Chapman & Scott
Metropolitan Brick Inc
65%
Jun
23%
5314
4
Co
Aug
*
1
(Un)
Co
Public
Southwestern
Stanray
32%
-
Mfg
Co
Oct
Sep
64%
Apr
8
14
common
&
115%
52%
61 Va Mar
A
974
(The) Co
Means
Jan
1,700
1
5
15
5
Co
Oil Corp
Sinclair
16
5674
*
|
Jun
7974
5674
1
Co
35
9%
Marietta
25 Va
100
55%
114 % 114%
56%
1
B
Oil
A3
1
McCrory Corp
McKay Machine
6474 May
Jan
1
class A
—1
(W A)
88
18
8.75
Libby
Martin
Jan
18
31
1
—
Inc
400
9%
33%c
common
Martin
4474 Aug
46%
900
~3
Corp
10,400
44
18'A
(Un)
Roebuck & Co—
40
35%
36%
33%
Cement
Field
Jan
400
23%
5
5
1.40
1
1
(Un)
Schering Corp
Sears
2474
10
Chemical
Liggett & Myers Tobaccp (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co
2,800
58%
21%
12
"A"
Co
Electric Co
Paper
58
5
.
common
McNeil &
44'%
57%
20 g
Co—
Service
Public
Louis
St
21%
'
Libby
43%
21%
_5
Stockyards—
National
Louis
4974
58 %
*
Co
Co
&
43%
*
Brothers
Tri Continental Corp
Laclede
Leath
Apr
<Un)_
Standard
40
3.50
Corp
Oct
55%
(Un)
Co
Rockwell
20%
40
_1
*
(Un)
Light
1001/4
Jun
49 %
20%
*
Co
&
Jan
46% July
Oct
2%
2.50
Laughlin Steel
Power
6274
870
Apr
Textron
Kansas
650
53%
56 Va
Aug
5
(Un)_
(Un)
&
100 %
5174
Oct
Jan
■»
Co
Aluminum
99
53%
36%
Texas
Kaiser
100
2,300
Texas
Jones
16 % Mar
37
8974
*
Co—
30% Aug.
36%
7,800
*
Electric
Jan
Jan
—2.50
*
Reynolds (R J) Tobac (Un) new com wi 5
Reynolds Metals
133% 138
*
Steamship Co
Jefferson
19%
11%
3,(Y>0
Jun
84
21%
Steel
RR
Power
44%
5,200
1,400
34%
59 Va
Jan
3374
Inland
Interstate
Oct
2974
15%
Feb
56
100
Central
Tel
3374
28 Va
15%
44%
900
500
Illinois
&
Feb
3374
~15%
200
81
10
Tel
327a
Oct
54%
Sheaffer
1,000
10
Co
Shoe
Apr
54%
Apr
214
Brick
International
83 Va
Aug
32 %
2574
Illinois
International
Jan
44
July
1
Co
54
65 74
25
__l
Nickel
100
Jan
7,100
4574
1
Inc
Paper
54 %
Jun
257a
3
Mineral &
Feb
54 V4
Aug
Sep
25
2%
Huttig Sash & Door
International
2174
56
Servel
*
>
International
9174
Sep
59%
Oct
25%
8.33 %
Brewing Co
International
Jan
17
500
34%
3
Corp
International
75
2,000
76%
Jan
4474
*
*
Corporation
Interlake
400
20%
74%
27
*
common
(Un)
Industries
9174
19%
1
700
44%
Corp
Hupp
19% Oct
91
*
5
19
(Un)
(Un)
:
Inc
3474
33
1
1
Utilities
Werner
Apr
24
700
Corp
Steel
Standard
Hertz
103
200
600
.
Hem
87% July
100
4,700
78
133%
Corp
Heilman
100
6074
33%
25'A
Co—,
class
W
20
Aug
Aug
57
34%
3.33 %
83 %e
& Dock
Cooperage
88 %
20
52
37
51
*
Dredge
88 %
Feb
59%
33%
2.50
stores
Lakes
40
56
49%
1
_;
Lakes
800
Apr
19
Co
Great
—r-
37
Corp of America
Rexall Drug & Chem
Feb
1
Great
4474
5
Quaker Oats Co
Revlon
Jan
'__
Corp
43
43
Aug
July
*
(Un)
(Un)
Oct
Jan
'
Rubber
H)
3 6 74
5
Pullman
Pure
Shell
Gossard
3274 Mar
1:1
of Indiana
Co
109%
14%
300
Service
Jan
May
Co
Graham-Paige
200
Co
6374
July
10
Pepsi-Cola
Republic
12
3
Goodyear Tire &
34%
*
Pennsylvania RR
Radio
800
*
■«_.
45
34%
5
50
25
Co
Raytheon Company
12%
1.66%
Rubber
25% Mar
47 Va
34 Va May
—1
Aug
274
Corp
&
Oct
Aug
1
Pictures
Apr
12%
2
Corp
54
5
Airways (Un)
54 %
8
!
Electronics
&
35%
36 % Mar
6.25
,
of America
Jan
1,700
:
Utilities
.•
15% Sep
5
Corp—
Electric
World
35
2,500
Inc
Public
General
Jan
Jan
25
Chemical
&
Gas
Amer
Apr
5
Cement
4574
27%
32
Sep
May
3
Finance—
Portland
1,800
300
Public
274
Co
Corp
500
53%
300
Jan
3
Dynamic
Electric
35%
52
370
Apr
__2
.4
Corp.——
General
Mar
17%
30%
93%
Corp___
Corp
50
200
38%
119%
1
Bankshares
General
40'/« July
;
■
46
Oct
—.—1
Transportation
General
May
7.50
Gas
Richman
Gen
42
17%
Sep
1.25
Corporation
Jan
38%
98%
32 % May
3,890
1
—
Oct
%
Oct
45%
25%
Oct
10
Co
Oct
46
%
30%
*
4,900
25%
22
Aug
12%
2
Inc
44%
Sep
300
35%
1,200
700
85
23674 Aug
13
—
104
44
—.
6074
July
459,100
52%
33 %c
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (U11)—__33%c
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
12.50
Philco Corp
(Un)
3
Philip Morris Inc
5
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
*
23 %
100 % 101%
25'A
8%
159%
10
37%
Aug
39 Va
Oct
51
103% 10974
—5
Foremost
F W
227%
1
Inc__
Elder
Emerson
Jan
38%
77%
5
(Un)
Nemours
Lines
Kodak
Emerson
62% May
48%
27%
5
de
Natural
Paso
Sep
100
400
48%
5
Co
Co
I)
Air
Eastman
49 %
59%
48%
51
20
Corp
(E
Pont
Eastern
El
(Un)
Chemical
Dow
Du
Co
National
Manufacturing
Dodge
100
59 %
46%
1
Company
Edison
Diamond
—
.—1
Co
Peabody Coal Co common
Deere
34 Va May
45
37%
'
•
15
Corp
54
38
19%
17%
'5:
3.33
_
i
Natural
51%
.
6,100
Sep
14% May
17
69% Aug
Jan
Manufacturing
37%
38
12.50
(Un)
7%
45
Jan
35
66%
10
.—
44
—
—
5
_
Co
46%
78%
78
4,400
6774
Jan
Oct
30
5,200
50%
24%
16%
100
Co—
Power
Bancorporation--
99%
—5
58
44
10
(Un)
(Minnesota)
30
62%
750
60 %
16%
58
-
3
Co
Co
Ry
93%
Co
Amer
Sep
45%
67%
3°2
47%
10%
of
12%
22% May
16%
5
Co
Public Serv
28%
Publishing——
Steel
Oct
*.
Gas
High
LOW
High
65%
67
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
■■
—;
47%
...
42%
Motors
Produces
Crowell-Collier
Feb
Jan
67%
Rights
Northwest
65%
Insurance
Crucible
37%
500
5
Co—
Can
Continental
Continental
765
29%
93%
America
Continental
5
Corp
55%
1.33%
*
(Un)
of
Corp
Car
50%
67%
12%
10
Co
Power
Consumers
American
25
———
Foods
North
12 Va
(Un)
System
Gas
Commonwealth Edison common
New
11% Mar
52%
pfd
4i/aV<-
Iron
8V2 Mar
3,400
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
1074
89%
100
Cleveland Electric Illum_
15
Coleman
Co
Inc
———•---—5
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp———
5
Cleveland-Cliffs
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
9%
i
48
50%
25%
Electric
&
Gas
Service
Cities
10
52%
8.50
10
Chicago South Shore & So
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
for Week
Par
Corn
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
.
(Range for Week Ended October 1 3)
Sales
Last
s. t o c k s
City
.
(1644)
56%
10 Va
>
:
10%
56%
10%
100
56
27
Co
Yates-Amer
Apr
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
42%
22
Mar
56 %
Aug
Zenith
Radio
Corp
1
12% Mar
43 %
Jan
54
May
50
1,200
43 Va
1,500
40 Va
42%
44
1,800
40
27
Oct
34% May
43 %
Jan
60 %
Sep
Mar
Jan
28%
30%
3,400
51%
52 Va
300
81
81
81
Oct
85
Feb
43%
45%
300
42 Va
Apr
52
July
53%
30
54
200
42
Jan
54
400
29%
Jan
3
Jun
Oct
36%
36%
3 6 74
Oct
7974
79%
79%
100
66% May
87 Va
Jun
13
13
1374
900
12
Jan
20 Va
Apr
13%
13 Va
400
12%°
Oct
18 % Mar
98%
98%
500
8874 Mun
114% May
300
97%
196
5
*
72 Va Mar
Jan
40%
'
Machine
Feb
8
Oct
8% July
5,800
3974
43%
40
98 V*
185
185
188
V
...
Jan
Sep
Volume
1S4
Number 6099
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1645)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
(Range for Week Ended October 13)
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific
Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500
issues dually traded on
other Exchanges.
Friday
STOCKS
Cement
Amer
American
pfd
Corp
Factors
Oil
Bishop
i;
x.tct
Par
/
■■
25
(Un)
(Un)_
of Prices
2
450
33
29a/a
Jan
4%
100
30c
490,000
4%
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Buttes
Gas
&
California Ink
Castle &
Co
13,300
Co
.
2OV2
Jan
31
8.600
401/2
Aug
533/4
22%
ZZZ-
A
1
of
2.05
22%
2D/4
211/4
52
45%
:.
53
61c
100
221/4
—'•
61c
:
10
class
2.05
iZZ--';-v
11 %
11%
1.75
May
37
Feb
Jan
26
May
34
Jan
53
Oct
32c
Jan
90c
Apr
12
1,500
3
3%
1.75
18,600
2.05
2.10
(Un)__50c
2.05
1.65
2.05
21,400
28c
31c
24,600
4%
5
2,'400
65
65
8%
1,900
1.65
250
29c
_50c
Co—
4%
10
Jan
18%
2.00 Mar
65c
400
1.90
Feb<
3.50
'
85
313/b
Oct
45%
293/4
211
23 %
Jan
29%
103/4
11
703
8%
Jan
32%
13%
323/4
Apr
33%
295
25%
Jan
47%
Oct
473/4
48%
38
47
...10
Oct
36%
337/8
57%
36%
36%
24
29% Jan
10%
10%
common
.,
i
1
6
10
Corp
5 3/4
67%
5
.
6
9%
Sep
673/i
4%
Jan
69%
173
29
186
35%
;___1
6%
Feb
293/s
jun
27% Jan
180
79%
38% Aug
9% May
5
Jan
l
27%
27%
27%
203/8
Jan
21 %
48% May
20
21%
150
16
Jan
21%
Oct
10
25%
25%
26%
471
22%
Jan
29 %
6.25
42%
42
Aug
443/8
682
39% May
50 %
Jan
<
9
-
Jun
Stock and Bond Averages
Jun
Below
61c
Jan
Apr
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
the
on
5.75 Aug
Jan
76%
the
are
Stocks
Apr
Bonds
10
Matson
Navigation
McBryde
Sugar
Merchants
Nordon
Oil
__10c
(Un)_
Co
!
Invest
common
6%
Oil
22
Oct
Jan
13%
Sep
2.10
1,100
48c
52c
51,400
1.40
1.45
4,500
303/4
303/4
6%
50
1.10
1.05
29
26
100
25%
1.75
100
1.50
53/4
6%
1
Co
13%
13
13%
18%
173/a
18%
1.60
1.60
:
___
1
14,300
pfd series A
Co
11 %
25
30%
31
303/4
300
3%
3%
3%
Sugar
common
5
Victor Equipment Co
Westates Petroleum
Basin
Oil
■'//
1
common
West Coast Life.Insurance
Williston
16%
1
(Un).
E'xplor
33
51
13c
'13c
10c
1.55
51
1
15c
Week's
'••//
Alan
Wood
American
Steel
common-^.
Stores Co
Arundel
____"33%
121%
Corp..
City.
Atlantic
*
_
Electric
Research
91.45
77.69
242.70
91.51
77.74
80.22
85.71
243.27
91.36
Oct.
12
77.96
80.45
85.60
83.84
705.50
152.20
127.55
242.87
91.28
77.96
80.68
85.66
83.89
32 3/4
Jan
Sep
27
14%
2.95
8%
Oct
Sep
Apr
32
Averages
Utilities,
4
July
compiled
are
8.26;
Jan
65
stocks,
/
Feb
8c
Jan
•31
31
21c
/
Apr
Jan
32 %
Feb
94%
13,384
103V8
130%
Apr
Jan
Oct.
Oct. 10_________
32
164
30%
Aug
13
16%
16%
496
12%
Jan
8%
82,450
7%
Oct
13%
1,038
Oct
17%
1
8
7%
131/4
13
13
Fri.,
SEC
-1.80
__25
1163/4 118%
117%
381
77%
Jan
128 3/4
52%
543/4
2,678
371/2
Jan
11%
50
8%
Jan
-6.75
Storage
Food
Fair
Ford
Motor
Foremost
General
54
52%
541/2
3,358
42
.—5
Electric
323/4
323/4
33'/4
2,867
Xli
53%
54%
36%
38%
2,275
343/4 Aug
1023/4 1093/a
5,784
633/4
1,084
11% Aug
173/4 Jan
10
*
Co
1
:
5
Dairies.
Corp
Motors
Com
Hudson
Pulp
282
~
$1.41
the
of
■
>
_
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Vending class A
Co
-
Percent
134.9
•—1960
Change
Sep. 29,'61
%
High
113.0
Jan
5OV4
331/4
Jan
65
•
Goods
_:
Finance
and
127.0
+1.7
132.7
130.7
+1.5
132.8
117.0
:___
130.5
109.2
Service.:—
;
.—
110.9
*171.4
'
+4.1
+1.4
173.0
144.4
166.6
+2.9
171.4
132.5
85.7
-
+1.5
99.5
83.3
1
87.0
—
High.
Oct
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Sep
1093/8
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Oct
12%
Sep
16%
Jan
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
403/b
Jan
51%
Oct
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$220,000
252
22
22%
27%
27%
::
15
Feb
26
Mav
Stocks
27%
27%
26
Oct.
9
2,918,450
$5,111,000
3,434,500
300
20%
Jan
23
Aug
Tues.
Oct. 10
100
27%
26V2 Mar
28
Jun
Wed.
Oct. 11______.
592
25%
Sep-
42
16
14%
109
11%
Jan
263/8
263/8
69
19%
Jan
39%
26%
1,080
20%
Feb
273/8
Bond
Sales
$5,331,000
5,999,000
242,000
6,241.000
3,668,240
7,027,000
211,000
7,238,000
3,058,930
4,896,000
3,092,550
5,803,000
109,000
138,000
5,941.000
16,172,670
$28,836,000
Oct. 12
Oct. 13______.
Aug
33%
35'A
1,145
273/8
273/8
28%
2,303
273/8
Oct
821%
83%
620
77%
Jan
297
26% Mar
—
Total
5,005.000
Apr
26%
82%
__25c
U. S.
Apr
14%
■
26%
Int'l
Railroad
Moil.
1
+
97.3
106.5
169.5
'110.9
171.8
+1.9
123.7
126.0
;
._
;
*New
Mar
40
Jan
16%c
Linotype;
118.3
129.2
Goods
3
*
Corp
Low
131.0
25,160
1
Inc
1961—
138.2
51%
1
_
-
+1.9
/'■
153/a
493/4
10
.
Co
Mergenthaler
1957-59=1001
Oct. 6,'61
491/2
10c
.
Macke
&
preceding week and with highs and lows
137.4
Mining
Aug
Fri.
Resistance
Martin-Marietta
26
153/a
24.50
Madison Fund Inc
Merck
6
Oct
12%
25
___.
(The)
95.55
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Oct. 6, 1961, for the composite and by major
;_
Non-Durable
Thurs.
Martin
Jan
Low
„
stock
week
Transportation
Jan
"
preferred
preferred-.^
International
High
132.04
^
y'
.
1960
24
1.66 %
__
series _B
2nd
3
for
123%
Paper—
7.
13
Jan
233/4
_____*
General
5.12%
Oct
106.57
1
common
___.
&
,132.04
—
2
Acceptance
$1 preferred
38
102 3/4
High
Low
131.94
Oct. 13___
iULi
index
for
.Durable
Sep
16% May
55% Mav
251/2 Jan
Battery—
Stores
5.34;
57%
11%
53
—_1
_.
Rails,
Bureau, Inc.
Range
Manufacturing
.
Trade,
Publishing Co
-
130.93
Utility
Curtis
3.09;
131.28
Composite
19% Aug
10 % May
I--—-—5
'
v
-
Apr
53% Aug
37% Aug
311/4
Co
Industrials,
Range for 1961 to date
-
9—130.82
39
•
5c
_
Quotation
Closing
.
Oct
Jan
•
Corp
following divisors:
(35 Stocks)
.
industry groups compared with the
for the current year.
■
:
: 'v
./■ .V..
Aug
31
the
National
Oct. 11
-I
stocks
July
76%
35%
V
i
Thurs. Oct. 12
High
23%
1,043
83.79
/'v SEC Index of Stock Prices
153
2,204
by
Tues.
The
52%
using
Wed.
Range Since Jan. 1
32%
by
5
Mon.
Sep
-
51%
83.68
•
16.66.
Compiled
Sep
35
Aug
1.85 May
541/2
daily
>■■
July
173/4
Jan
85.58
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
May
31%
Jan
1.00
80.02
Jan
Jan
25%
32
150.65
Jun
Jan
1,403
; 119% 122%
51%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore Transit
Budd Company
94
83.70
242.32
Low
28 5/8
913/4
92%
85.65
127.46
Jan
High :
28%
1
______
American Tel & Tel.. J
Atlantic
Low >
Par
79.85
127.60
1.80 Mar
Shares
77.75
127.84
for Week
of Prices
91.53
150.91
Sales
Range
Last
242.71
152.92
705.42
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
127.13
150.74
Total
706.67
1
Sale Price
Bonds
705.62
9__________
'
STOCKS
ties
10
153/4
15,000
Rails
11_____„
Oct.
20% Mar
2.60
50
Rails
Oct.
Apr
10,800
40
trials
Oct.
29% July
100
'
Utili-
Stocks/
ties
Jun
•
100
33
1.50
1.55
5
16%
Grade
Apr
Date
Union
Grade
Jun
Jun
200
50c
___
Indus-
1.80
29%
700
30%
10
65
Utili-
1.00
Jan
16
100
Second
roads
708.25
6__—
First
2.90
1.25
-
2,200
Oct.
trials
10
10
Jan
'
25
Gas
5%
8,000
Date
Rail-
Total
Jan
Sep
26
6%
May
15
Jan
20c
1.75
1
20
Indus-
41% Mar
200
49c
25c
Co
Gas
&
80c
25
Oil
Cal
Jan
33 %c
Bottlers
preferred
Trico
2.00
25c
100
13%
1.45
1
Reserve Oil & Gas Co_
Southern
22
13
2.10
20,000
1
Gas Development
United
Ranch
13%
25c
.
i
Rhodes Western
Rice
45c
1
Ltd
Oil &
Pepsi-Cola
35C
22
5
preferred
Pacific
44c
*
(Un)
Co
American
6%
Co
Co
Petroleum
Corp
Norris
North
(Un)
Apr
633/4 July
23 % Jan
55
63/8
Apr
5
Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
30
M J M & M Oil Co
Apr
73/1
27%
__
Oct
18%
2,500
v
Apr
36% May
u
43
35%
29
'
5
__
United
33/b May
Sep
1.20
48%
Oct
32%
283/4
5
2.85 Mar
Jan
1.60
74
31%
3% Aug
Jan
28c
Seeberg
353/8 May
32%
29%
7%
Corp
Bolt Corp of America
(The) Corp
&
49 %■ Aug
Jan
Jan
lo
Corp
Screw
Feb
18
3
10c
3.00
21
1.75
•
Jan
100
10c
California
93/8
503/a
5
Oil
Jan
55
50
5
Rockwell-Standard
Jun
5,700
300
35%
21%
74
Light Co
Plymoutn
Mar
2,100
/
26
21%
10
System
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
—' i
47%
1
High
73%
Brewing Co of Pgh
Natco
Low
5
Walker Refractories
Mountain
Fuel
Supply—
Oct
Range Since Jan.
High
47%
,
Shares
6% July
1,150
.
Gas
for Week
l
:
Harbison
53/a July
48i/4
27
—'xl -~4
Jade Oil
Salt
...
Jan
45%
•
(Un)
Corp
Holly Oil Co capital (Un)
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp
Imperial Western
Leslie
•
Feb
40%
Co
Ltd
Co
Feb
05
25%
General Exploration Co of California__l
Products Corp
1
Humor
3
'
Inc
Co
Duquesne
Oct
31%
Cork
Duquesne
Apr
34c
27
•
Gladden
Good
•2,500
151/2
Feb
443A
1—
Capwell
Co
4,700
4%
Aug
10
_
Products
Oil
Exeter
48%
4%
Columbia
"
41/4
9c
Industries
Armstrong
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
1
Blaw-Knox Co
25% May
38% Apr
5.50
_
Co
Domineuez Oil Fields
Electrical
Emporium
4%
463/4
4%
*
Cooke Inc
Abbey
Cypress
4%
463/4
1
Oil_
••'.
1
High
Sep
650
.
21%
19c
24c
Range Since Jan.
Low
4%
Black Mammoth Consolidated Min_ -Xho
Apollo
Shares
213/4
32%
Week's
Last
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
High
213/4
10
Co
for Week
Low
Friday
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Sale Price
''
\
STOCKS
Par
Week's
Last
.
3T
291/4
29'A
29%
Feb
%
Apr
Total
39% May
2 8 »/8
1
;
Stocks—Number
Jun
of
Shares-
1961
1960
16,172,670
10,966,610
810,490,138
$2,000
$4,500
$920,000
Aug
35
Jan. 1 to Oct. 13
I960
1961
Oct
91
$29,756,000
$920,000
Week Ended Oct. 13
$945,000
55,165,700
56,058,450
1,235,902,000
995,162,600
596,081,739
Bonds—
U.
S.
Government
International
Bank
'
3
.
_»
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR_
Peoples
Drug
Mfg
Jan
26%
Jan
35
4,541
15%
14%
15%
_•_
47%
48
622
32%
17%
17%
173/4..
664
153/4 July
33%'
34%
»
*
34 3/8
10
8%
3
21%
8
8%
10,430
"■%
J
Oct
Oct
Jan
48
-
30
Jun
7,679
8
Jun
Reading Co
Riggs
National
231/4
2,882
173/4
Jan
25%
443/4
2,049
333/8
Jan
46
Kline
South
Jersey
&
49%
40
48
Aug
50
18%
18%
266
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Mar
♦
*
com
Southeastern
Sun
50
183/i
63%
Oil
French Lab__
Co__-
Public
Co
10%
25
*
Gas
623/e
64%
10%
172
125
131/4 Jan
2,265
10%
42%
69%
67%
70%
2.50
Service
1,017
172
23%
Jan
64%
47%
47%
7% July
3
163
1,583
bo
10,216
121% 127%
*
i;
Jun
49
Jan
73%
Aug
Jan
49%
Oct
10c
20%
20%
20%
20
15%
Jan
21%
58%
55%
58%
1,209
47%
Jan
58%
Fri.
9
Oct. 11
$155,000
123,000
Thompson
United
United
Transmission
3.50
5
603/4
Ramo-Wooldridge
Improvement—;
Marion
Washington
For
17
173/a
3,000
122,000
$697,000
$63,000
55 %
Jun
82%
Jan
Domestic
Apg
Foreign
Government.
69%
Aug
Foreign
Corporate
17%
Gas
77%
Sep
63%
502
8%
8%
355
___,_13.50
65%
651
52%
Jan
550
10%
Oct
Corp
Lieht
footnotes,
10%
___*
common
see
page
--
42
10%
743/4
76%
-
Bond
Sales
$173,000
160.000
1960
10,000
154,000
$11,000
$771,000
161.000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 13
1961
1960
5,260,025
395,477,209
224,830.700
$697,000
Feb
603/4
6334
-
Total
6,883,505
Shares-
Jun
$1,000
39,000
Week Ended Oct. 13
18%
Bonds
4,000
156,000
141,000
6,883,505
Sep
Foreign
Corporate
123,000
1,285,785
16
5,871
.___—1
Corp
Gas
Universal
17%
$17,000
1,508,455
Total
Stocks—Number, of
Eastern
Gov't
Bonds
1,448,130
Oct. 12_
Oct. 13
Oct
i
Bonds
1,203,520
1,437,615
Apr
*
Oct. 10
Thurs.
Oct
27%
Oct.
Wed.
Sep
127%
46
482
Mon.
11% Mar
175
Jan
Domestic
(No. of
Shares)
Oct
Aug
%
Foreign
Stocks
ADr
1961
Texas
$1,291,069,700 $1,051,225,550
ADr
49%
Paper Co
Smith
$21,452,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Oct
21%
1
1
Bank
20,507,000
29,756,000
113/s Mar
34%
Tues.
Scott
28,836,000
'
Oct
431%
Co
Service Electric & Gas
Industrial
Total
21% July
.10
10
common
Railroad and
16% Mar
14,049
.
Foreign
Aug
34
1,761
34
43
,35
34%
32'A
50
Power
preferred
Progress
28%
34%
,_5
Inc
Philadelphia Electric Co common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Philco Corp
Public
-947
333/8
Light...
*
$2.44
41+
-50
&
Stores
Potomac Electric
40%
7
Jan
9
Bonds—
__
$485,000
$38,591,000
$23,250,000
63,000
19,000
2,034,000
1,159.000
11,000
^
34,000
1,404,000
957,000
$771,000
$538,000
$42,029,000
$25,366,000
:
"
1,273
53%
Jan
*"
Total
—-—T*—
38
(1643)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Sales
Range
for Week
Par
,
Abitibi
Power
•iVa'/fc
&
Paper
preferred
Arcadia Atlantic
Low
*
common
39 %
25
4-.
Sugar common
•f Prices
a24%
38%
High
a24%
Low
36%
Apr
43 y8
405
221/4
Sep
25
Aluminium
of
11
425
Jun
11% July
49
9,160
32%
Feb
49
27%
27%
28%
17,136
27'%
Sep"
47%
47%
50
27
38% May;
50
Oct
Atigio Canadian Tel Co 4%5fc
r
$2.90 preferred—
a
pin—60
5#
Argus
i
Corp
Asbestos
Ltd
common
Corp_-_
7,
40%
53%
45V4
*
41
44%
"
80
40
53%
50
45%
800
41
,
26
a86
45
50%
Jan
33
Jan
Miron
—
Stores
Co
Ltd
Molson
6%
Breweries
Class
class
33%
34%;.
.2,858
25
V4 Mar
Oct
Montreal
29
-30% 7
2,281
22
Jan
33
July
Montreal
7—25
22
22
; 100
18% Mar
22
Jan
lb
105
106 /
8%*
83/4
Bank
of
Nova
: 200
Oct
National Drug & Chemical
National Steel Car
>7
34%
Locomotive
^
<
*
i—__
•_
■
—
20% Mar
24%
70%
5,491
59 y8
Jan
70%
75%
75%
76
888
66%
Jan
79%
Aug
Aug
Noranda Mines Ltd
54 y2
Jan
69%
Oct
Nova
.¥
68
69%
1,962
44%
44%
45
783
38 Vt
Jan
45
Sep
Ogilvie Flour Mills
53
51%
53%
1,585
41
Jan
53%
Oct
Ontario
Steel
25
May
47% Mar
40
Oct
Pacific
53%
Sep
Page-Hersey
3,675
56%
10,666
50
51
520
6%
6 %
6%
1,470
6
51
51
120
48
preferred
50
•
3.80
3.70
3.85
4,662
British American Bank Note Co
*
59
59
59
45
British
American
Oil
*
32
31%
32 %
British
Columbia
Forest
12%
12%_
British
i.*i*r.
Columbia
British
Brown
eoww
<*
Products
Power
Columbia
Brockville
•
———•
6%
33%
Company
3.70
oct
9
Jan
Oct
Scotia Light &
Penmans
May
52 y2
Power
Aug
Price
5% May
59
4,803
29%
Jan
36
Apr
476
11%
Jun
15
Aug
34%
50%
50 %
170
9%
9%
200
14%
14%
32 V\
13,624
45
Oct
29
1,920
291/4 T':' "1,815
43 y4
13%
13%
133/4
a72 y2
>/ a97
—/
a73
*v
Bros
4%
&
Sep
163
12%
Jan
16%
415
33 y2
Jan
38
26%
5,930
23%
Jan
30 y2
Reed
Sep
27 %
28%
1,322
24 y2
July
29
Mar
28%
700
25%
Jan
29
July
20%
28%
21%
1,259
19
19%
1,425
a70
a73
7
Dominion
•
36
•
63
63
13%
13%
24
715
51%
52%
5,825
10%
10 %
150
al9% al9 %
10
a91
a9l
5
Electronics
Canadian
Breweries
British
•
• "
common
Aluminium
•
common
100
Celanese
common
*
series
32%
Chemical
Canadian
Fairbanks
Ltd
Co
class
A-50C
(Albert
July
Reiiman
Jun
Reynolds
6%
12
17%
a__
75
Canadian
Husky
1
5%
•
11
11
Imperial Bk of CornmercO-10
68%
68%
70
Industries
14%
14 y2
15
International Power
*
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Oil
Canadian
12
12%
37
37%
Ltd
preferred
1,350
4.85
2,151
23%
25%
25%
257/a
10,015
2iy2
Consumers
11 %
11V*
12%
946
19 y*
20
625
a4.50
a4.60
125
Coronation
25
Credit
new
Zellerbach
3.00
8%
20 y8
22%
23%
25%
110
1%
Sicard
6%
Dome
Petroleum
; rv
Jan'
35 %
Dominion Steel
&
Jan
13'%
Jan
24
Jan
Jan
Jan
25%
Jan
Traders
Trans
Dominion
Textile
Jan
Donohue
Dow
Du
Bros
Viau
9
Oct
Oct
25
21%
22y4
1,035
106
106
20
80
108
&
Weston
of
11
13
1,750
23'/4
12,105
16 y2
Jan
65
67'A
1,355
45 V2
Jan
80%
81%
465
66
May
82
14%
14%
400
13%
Jan
15
12
176
10y4
Jan
15 Yb
15%
7,215
14%
Sep>
17 %
Frosst &
Corp
Farms
»
8
Oct
9 V2
Jan
111% 111%
12%
12%
35
69%
Oct
1,510
10
Jan
—
12%
25%
3.50
26%
21
4,155
19%
•
■niy2
14
29 V*
Apr
801
3.25
Jan
4.60
1,425
15%
Jan
23 y2
35
Sep
39 >/2
11
11
100
.7%
27%
27%
28 V*
505
Glfl'ss
22
Ltd
6#
9.50
Avalon
(John)
Baker
Bateman
42%
51%
a9y8
50
7'A
Jan
12
May
Il&%
20
21 y4
Aug r
Oct
22%
650
11%
Jan
23
135
10%
Sep
19
*
•
Feb
22'% May
12 Vb Apr
7.60
Jan
9.10
9.50
3,000
7.40
Jan
4.00
4.35
11%
Financial class
preferred
$1 25
5
52
52%
1,200
3,696
-
3.10 May
11%
11%
5.00
Oct
Apr
Apr
1,430
45
Jan
Sep
57% May
5*399
373/a
Jan
48 Va
Sep
16%
Jun"
33
Oct
'
footnotes,
&96
~
42
45
Jan
91
48 %
Aug
a96
10
Feb
97
83%
Aug
84
8,586
57%
Jan
87%
Aug
39
2,091
30 y2
Jun
39
Oct
*
40%
42%
4,550
33 y4
Jan
49
46%
Jun
45%
46»/2
450
40 y2
Jan
75
50%
Jun
74
75
2,135
25
Jan
78
May
13
Sep
1,050
37
Oct
3,805
15%
15%
Sep
15%
15%
23
24%
14,025
48 %
50
705
22%
22%
25
15%
23%
22%
22%
7%
•
7%
21 %
a37
a35%
223/4
7%
21%...
a37
60%
8s/2 May
26% Mar
12
37
!♦
Oct
10
12
*
32y4
Jan
42
20
see page
47%
12%
300
25
100
225
21
7 3/4
a8'/s
Oct
Blue
.
British
201/4
Feb
28 J/2
1,700
28
Jan ^
343/B M^
32%
790
21
Jan
33%
83/4
9
300
1
8
846
66%
66"%
66 %
315
56 %
56
57%
2,080
23 %
23%
23%
2,920
19%
6%
6%
6%
1,025
9%
10%
675
1,833
:
'
July'
10 J/4 Mar
Aug
59
*
10%
'
55%
al3 % al3 V2
54%
673/8
Jan
80
May
va
«»an
32
Jan
57%
Oct
68 %
May
58
Feb
69%
Aug
37%
Jan
57%
Jan
24% Mar
•
2.95
2.95
17%
17%
16%
16%
16%
*
21%
20%
8%
3.00.
Jan
Aug
Sep
10%
Jan
14% Mar
38%
Jan
60
500
2.45 Mar
795
1«
Apr
Aug
Aug.
"
3,445
13%
Jun
18
22
2,315
1,800
17 % July
19
July
22
23 %
37%
38
47%
v
Sep.
3.90
19%
Jun
"22
38
300
35
Jan
42
44% July
48
*
*
Oct
8%
13
3,675
17%
—*
■
5% Mar
25
56
1
,
—50c
'
>
47% '47%-
25
Oct.
'
23%
Oct
Mar
Sep'
Canadian Stock Exchange
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
'
Mining
Ltd
Co
33c
37,600
4,576
134
2.95
Mining
Li.a_«
Co
Ltd
15,000
3c
208,989
4oc
-uan
75,488
2°r
7.75
9o
>
12c
7%
Jan
12%
Sep
4.95
Jan
8.90
Apr
9c
7,500
7c
1,000
2»/2c
Apr
108,900
5c
Jan
.1
7c
5c
7c
22,500
50c
50c
1,000
al2al2%
120
50c,'".
20c
18c
a9
*■'
"A"_*
-/2 c
15c
jan
/•
ulLI
Mar
Sep
8c
35c
Mar".
10 y2
May
13
17c
4,000
May
5c
i
/.'15c
Feb
35c
i.j
65c
-
Aug
S-p
May
a9
a9.10
1.75
110
12c
20c
209,732
10c'
,7c.
11c
223,500
2'/2c
Apr
12c
Jun
15
Jan
16%
Oclt
9%c
>
250
16V2
2.00
17%
6y2
>-
200
200
.
Feb
' "
11%
Mar
70c
..,.150
17%
2.00
16'%
2.00
„
Ltd——-—-1:;.
20c
2
Sept
1.75
—
17c
*
Oct
100
-
9c
al2%
Oct"
5ftc
3,250
7.75
.
Sep
1.90
.
Aug,",
2%c
-1
cl
8c
7c
1
Inc.-— z
Packers
Feb
2%c
—
Hosiery
Oct
5c
8c
—
;__1
common—*
Corp Ltd
Raceway
9%
50c
9c
>
Jan
Jan
1
_1
:
Co
Aug
2c
•
1.90
.
11 "11%
•
Oct
3.40
44%
42c
,
Aug
May
.
1.50
6%c
42c
Oct
1.10
Sep
Apr
>11%'
y:——1
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11,000
33c
15 %c
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1,276
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Sep
2.10 July
37
-
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3y2c Aug
100
9%
16c
26c
•
9,050
9V2
7c
5
Mining
3.10
37V2
2%c
1.70
=
,
37%
4c
1
Range Since Jan. 1
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95c
9%
1
-—
-
High
28c
90c
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—
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Shares
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—*
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for Week
of Prices
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1
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Sales
Range
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—
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Week's
Last
—
Columbia
Butterfly
Calgary
Edmonton
&
Uranium
Dyno
Gen.
Internat'l
Canadian
Kodlak
Cartier
Quebec
Catelli Food
Central
5c
"
*
3.00
Jun
Jun
Jun
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2.00 Mar
Ltd
Inv
1
Ltd
*
2.00 Mar
Lake
Ltd
class
A
Ltd——j
Mines
Ltd
Copper Corp
Miniere
300
1.70
Oct
25
1.35
1.55
Sep
22 y8
Oct
Cons
44
Jtm
100
25
■
.
30
80
18
11,950
-
80c
16
,
Jan
Oco
Feb
1.70
Oct
41
25
Feb
Feb
Sep
Aug
1.70
Jun
ale
ale...
224
2c
Feb
6c
jury
41c
—
44c
98,020
13c
Mar
44c
Oct
1%C
Sep
Sep
3c
Apr
12 %c
.
v
—
3,200
8c
1,000
35
6
3'/2c
3%c
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3.50
3.60
35,298
.
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35
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10c
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12c
5,000
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1
1
6c
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.
1
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Copper Rand Chib. Mines Ltd1
1.37
6c
4c
1.84
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4y4c
1.31
1.37
Jan
13c
Ayr
Aug
3c
Jun
5c
Jan
5c
Feb
11c
Apr
6c
Jun
85c
28
500
.
2,700
18 %c May
2%c Jan
74
"
4.25 May
4%c
Oct
21
-
934
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Jan
4c
•
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al.OQ
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J 'h
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10c
4,000
4c
y»
4c
2%c May
2,000
6c
39
May
'
100
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,
7,500
10c
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t—
.
40%. 40%'
44c
Mining Corp„_
1
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd—ll
Chibougamau Couuer Corp—.1__
_1
Cleveland
1.70
Mar
5c
-
2c
s
-1
Chess
Chipman
Aug
20
Apr
11 Vb
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1.55
Ltd———1
Explorations Ltdzv
Minerals
Compagnie
2c
360
1
Products
Jan
15,000
1.70
__
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14
5c
14%
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Trust
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Mines
2c
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—
Manitoba Mines Ltd.j:——1
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Oct
8%
__
——1
Canuba Mines Ltd
Sep
»
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Explorac'ions Ltd
Oct
July
Ltd
Ltd
Investments
Nickel
Canorama
29%
'Oct
Mines
Canadian
24%
22%
Mines
Canadian
Canalask
Corp
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian
50
Jan
719 y8 July
57%
A
Ltd
Bonnets
Oct
Jan
Feb
Aug
130
28
—*
Warrants
Sep
Sep
7
Jan
9 '/4
■
100
..
jun-'
35
Jan
287
20%;
Mar
43'/2
'
58
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp.
1
Bornite' Copper Com—'
——_1
Sep
8%
6
32
Jan
2,430
Ltd
Placer Mining
Belding.-Corticelli Limited
21
31
120
Apr:
32%
»
32%
•
certificates—
class
Mines
47%
22%
600
,
28
Ltd-
Bay
Canadian
38%
84
38
—_x
47%
8,205
35%
7_20
«.
33
3,100
12
•
preferred
Ltd
32%
15 y«
37
*
Lower St Lawrence Power
14%
46%
•
A
Ltd
45%
i
29%
•
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10
_
common
preferred
6%%
14%
K
130
76%.
Co
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May
14
1,970
Sep
Maj'
14'/2 May
Jan
75
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
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9.90
21
7Jun
30
27 V2
Worts-
Exploration-.:
Barvallee
9.75
40
*
MolVbdenite
Talc
Oct
11%
4R%
•
new common
rentide
28
-
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A".—1<>
Jan
60
26
*
(Canada)
Telephone
11 y2
4.35
7.60
nreferred,
Service Ltd
&
Sulphur & Iron
Augustus
44 y4
al6%
79
50
100
'
76
A
Atlas Telefilms Ltd.
Oct
al6
102 J/4
..
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July
*
Atlas
—
Jan
22
24
—__10
Bank
Mines
Jan
16 y2 May -
11,570
•
Arno
27%
;
-
Feb
35'.
20%
33c
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32%
25
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a
90c
a9%
47%
Lines—I—I
Pipe
a8 Vb
1
135
4,826
oct.
24J/4 Mai
7
Jan
8.20
;.273/4
preferred
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"
11%
1
:
common
Anglo-Amer
Feb
19%
141/4
Jan
45
a43
130
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—_*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd——5
Jan
1,090
a52 a52
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•
50
8,480
r
28%:
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35
.
*
»
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Jun
21
52
.
*
Ajax Minerals Ltd
Aug
3.50
L
Canada
Corp
a42
Alscope Consolidated Ltd
——a
*
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines——1
oct
May
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al6%
com
,
Steel
-
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a
'
Aug
11% Ma>!
.
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273/8
28%
—
——-
Sale Price
17% Oct
20 %
100
of
com
7
25%
Friday
Sep
16%
750
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Jamaica
For
Jun
6,645
commonZs
new
25%
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STOCKS
Oct
7
4
/
:
15%
17%
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—
com
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Jun
2,350
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preferred
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29
40
17
•
Corp
/
•
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Sep
Apr
Jan
17%
52%
Canada
Paper
Iroquois
Loeb
9
25
21V4
16%
11%
-
Bros
562
16%
•
Ltd
Interprovincial
Lewis
8%
17
•
preferred—
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8%
16%
—20c
of
16%
*
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Canada
class
trust
Calumet
Oil
International
$2
100
4
common
preferred
International Nickel
La
8
9.90
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8
100
$4.50
$2
Jan
50
2,515
Bay Co
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6'/a
29
»
.
% a221/2
101V2 101 %
Sep
•
Pittfield
Power
Jan
27%
38%
Bay
$2.25
50 y2
Apr
285
29
1
Imperial Tobacco
Ii.dus
Jan
19 y4
32
261/4
34%
•
Imperial
45
a50
26
38
1
a22
81 J/4
>
;
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Int'l
Jan
Oct
29
class A
&
26
1%
Class B
Hudson
Jan
-
Holt, Renfrew
Hudson's
17%
3.50
Handy Andy Co
Home
2,800
36%
Motors
Oil
26
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r
99 y4
-I—
♦
PiDeune
Trans
Oct
26 y4
General Steel Wares common
Great Lakes Paper
Home
15 %
8%
preierrea.
(Chas
Jan
'
20 y8 July
Jan
5
Dynamics—a
Hardee
Jan
10
a50
•
Gatineau Power commonBakeries
Ltd
General
14 y4
6,289
•
General
General
13,111
1
Co
Co
19
15%
*
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser Cos Ltd
Petroleum
loy4
18%
•*
20%
Oct
15
•
Corp
Enamel & Heating Prod class A
French
;
18%
1
,
Electrolux
Motor
Jan
86
Aug *
/15J/2 July /
Oct
>
19
26
Oct.
Oct
14%
•
Oct:
8
Apr
/Feb
72
Feb
'93/4 May!
.
Jan
10 J/2
7~
5,886
Feb:
18 J/4
Sep
67%
>
15%
*
t
Famous Players Canadian
Fleetwood Corp
6.00
1,077
Aug
13
23 y2
Jun
15
A
900
14 J/4
81J/8
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.
Apr
.95
Jan
103/4
'620
r
-
Feb
18J/4
Oct
4.60
1
Sep
7%
May >
y
13%
-
100
Jun
common
class
40 J/2
50
/;
7* 7% Mar
*
Jun-
.
Canada
3,850
805
83/4
78
10%
common
B
4%%
Oct
25%
Eddy Match
Ford
45 >/2
Jan
21
•
>
Oct
-55J/2 Mar;
.....
July
15J/4
50
•10%
H'.
.
M
•
Corp
(Geo)
Class
Sep
12%
w
16
350
7
7%
8%
100
Knapp
Voting
Sep
Sep
22%
Jan
Aug
67%
7.65
27,355
16
*
i—
Westcoast
31%
18
95
•
7 Va
-
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__
109%
8,380
95
*
Oct
45%
15%
50
of
Gooderham
Jan
Ltd
Freres
Oct
78
Ltd
Walker
Jan
common
Brewery
Pont
Dupuis
6J/4
11%
A
Vendomatic
Oct
21%
common
660
"
*
Steel
60
*
6%'
85%
nfd
Finance
101
19 y8
86
,
occ
9 3/s Mar '
Sep
76
;
4%
Canada
United
19'/a Aug
103
.
Jan
333/4
11%
common—
Toronto-Dominion
Sep
May
6.00 Aug
185
.12
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion Tar & Cnemlcal
36'%
Jan"
Aug >"
5J%
35 '/2 July
570
125
85%
Texaco Canada Ltu
26% May
19,680
Coai
325
50
763/4
Steinbergs class A——it.
9
w
43
373/4
17%
7%
'
Jan
Mar
33
4.50 Sep
41
16
♦
75
Dominion Glass common-*-—_.
7% preferred
"■
37%
li
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27
-60 J/2
•
t.an
81
4,925
Feb
Apr
Oct
13 V* July
28 y4 May
8%
Corp
class
Feb
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40 J/2
49%
95
s
Jun
11%
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Dominion Foundries & Steel
7
21
,.
.Jan
10
common
Standard Structural
2.50
Dominion
22%
50
Sep,
56J/2 Aug
Jan
——10
—
Co
108
43%
6%'
6 J/4
•
common
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108
45%
a86 f.
•
28J/2 May. /
9,576
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5
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8%
2
41.
3734
preferred
75
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533/4 '
a86
■
10 J/a
19%
13%
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1,319
5%'
\
v
20J
,
58% /
50%
>
53/4
•,
preferred
Zellers
Distillers
1,115
*
common
!
A
108
106
405
■
50
/;
.'-100
Feb
14%
.
19%
1,540
Series
Webb
2
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56
53%
A
Cement
Lawrence
8%
preferred—100
Jan
£
j
Sherwin Williams
Apr
16
4,940
25
preferred
•
A_
Ltd
47
55
;
'
*
common
class
International
7V4
16
140
al8 al8y4
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Crown Cork & Seal Co
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•
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all >/« al2 y2
•
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class
7
25%
Simpsons
Jan
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V
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Oct
_•
Jan
7 32
Class A
Feb
12
Jan
5%
34%
•
Enterprises
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
IV2
Jan
37
5
10
Oct
11 y2 May
Jun
10%
(Canada)
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Aug
37
Jan
34
•
Corbys
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5
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Combined
33
v
Feb
14
V)
Warrants
7% May
34%
Canadian Vickers
.
15%
57
common—
5%
preferred
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Apr
Jan
25
Railway
:
1,862
3,4497
*
Paper class
Lawrence
St
9 y4 May
*
common
St
July
Apr
1
Companies
Petrofina
Aug
10
758
Coghlin
(B
Jun
4%
2,640
37 %
Co
Pacific
Canadian
12%
50
com
Jan
7%
694
Preferred
Oct
19%';/"
19
,
a__
Feb
6
1,971
Canadian
Canadian
15%
$41/4 Aug
32
preferred——_100
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Sep
21
(A
4% %
Mar
56%
13 %
Ltd
Jun^
Ian
Feb
24%
—
Aluminum
Sep
J7 J/2
Jan
10%
32
common
July;
97
40
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74
350
a21
•
Co
_—i—,
Royal Bank of Canada
Oct
"25
Jan
10
1,600
7"7 125
Canadian
•
14%
103/4 '
-100
Rothmans
Oct
13%
___
2iy2
Roe
July
63
Feb
32
200
5%
Hydrocarbons
Jan
Mar
18% May
Jan
10
210
8
76
43%
325
Canadian
common
7 550
10%
•
Jan
3,130
24%
"—*
Canada
s
Rolland
21% Aug
21% Feb
Jan
Jan
39 y4
3,070
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8
—•
.
32%
6%
•
common
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B
30 %
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alO% alO%
a36%
25
Canadian
Class
52 V*
•
preferred
$1.75
24
Jan
i8y4
140
23%
16
55
80
12.50
Canadian
Canadian
19
a73
*
common
Canadian Aviation
Canadian Bronze
21%
10
common
common
Steamship
preferred
5%
Sugar
Foundries
Canada
5%
:
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lb Vb Mar-
Mar
58
93
v
20
a2l
,—1
,
105
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28%
&
Oct-'
Sep
13% May
10% *
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Power
27"%
Iron
Sep•
43%
15%
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Telephone
•
Malting
30
30
Jan
50 %
;—•
;
680
16
*
common
Gas
Quebec
20
common
Canada
Jan
Feb
41 y4
14%
;/7;~
1
*
preferred
Class A
Canada
1Q%- Feb
493/4
7
50
55 y2
*
common
preferred
Quebec Natural
Quebec
26
preferred.
14%
7
*
common—.—■
Ltd
Apr
9%
35
25%
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Jun
•
Canada
ke>
Sep
Aug
24%
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443
a97
•
39 y8
Calgary Power
Cement
Oct
yJ/4
"
15%
,
19%
Canada
51%
35
common
15%
*
'
Tubes
of
Aug
•
$1.30
22%
Oct
24%
,
a73
Power
Products
Mar
Building Products
Canada
28 y2
283/4-
,—_——•
common
Corp
6%
33%
1
y2
Jan
25
pfd
Mar
52
10
Telephone
Chemical
Jun
8%
">
-
115
431/8
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Petroleums——
40
55%
51
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a8%1
•
29
Oct
56 %
46
38%
56%
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—
39
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i
preferred—
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9%
8'
1,600
.
May
110 % May
Jun
21%
300
.
Feb
7%
'
a8
,
28%
;_-100
,
69%
*
Brahman
8%
100
925
43 y8
common—5
Corp—:
•
B
Telephone—.
Bowater Corp 5%
Bowater
24%
68%
•
Paper class A
Bell
Eowaters
24%
69%
preferred
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—
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Morgan & Co 43/4%
I
22 '
It
n-
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provincial (Canada)
&
8%
V
.120
22
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,
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70
2$
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1
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Bathurst Power
22
8%
10."
'
pfd
.
1
—
10 y4
Sep
Oct
Atlas Steels Ltd-.
Eailey Selburn 5%
5%% preferred
B&un ol iViontical
Oct
12,100
22
Z f
Feb
a
-
HVa
v
29
-I-
103/4
*
33%
—
20%
105
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9
~
Jan
——-—
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a__
17%
8%
A—
Ltd
B
26
'
1,704
Ilioo
partic pfd-—._
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18 Vb
Oct
10
,
Jun
23
20 Y*
common——
class
High
15%
75
193/4
III20
(Robt)'
4,169
11%
*
:
preferred
Mitchell
r
common
±
193/4
—
preferred
$1.30
55% July
46% Sep
July
Tel
<fc
Metropolitan
Oct
Feb
Tel
5 y2 %
10%
47'%
45 V4 Mar
23
Jun
11
49
■*-■'««
*
Canada 4%% pfd—56
Ltd
Aluminum Co
26
Massey-Ferguson
•
8
*
common
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
17%
Maritime
July.
Shares
High
16%
a86
High
6,631
a25
Low
17
Mailman Corp. Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
*
AxgOiiia
for Week
of Prices
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd »
Shares
39%
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended October 1 3)
7.1
Exchange
in Canadian
.
.
3c
-
81C
Apr
Jan
Sep,
Feu
1.50
.
-Z
Sep
29'% Mar
5c
1 62
Jan
May
1
^Volume 194
Number 6099
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
4
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
,
.
Par
Copperstream Mines Ltd_—
Coulee Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd
Crusade Petroleum Corp Ltd—
.
Nickel Corp__
Dumont
Nickel
Mining
Fano
Inc
50c
36c
48
.2,500
..
r
40c
600
50
10
8,250
1
480
24 %
24 Vz
38%
67c
66c
70c
•
1
75c
75c
21%
21%
36c
36c
10c
V
38c
4c
__
4%c
10c
10c
60%
__
1
iy2c
'
July
*
Feb
Jan
13%c
65
l%c Aug
50c
60c
31,500
20c
7c
5c
7c
10,500
3c
? 14c
14c
Ventures-Ltd—————1
3c
3c
—140c
40c
Oil
Gaspe
Age Mines Ltd
Golden
Hastings Mihing Develomnent—,
International Paints (Can.) Ltd
»
.
Mar
2c
•
1,000
14c
3%c v /: 48,100
3c
30c
77c
1.13
a5.00
67c
67c
5.00
2,200
3.20
Feb
4.90
7.00
7.00
2,300
14%
14%
14%
2,890
9
Feb
15% .'Ant
19%
20
1,270
15%
Jan
20%
,
6:95
Jan
Iron
Labrador
Corp—
Mining
Oil
Laduboro
& Explor
Ltd
Lingside
Massval
Mines
Occ
Expressed
.
Last
'
Sale Price
^
Canadian
In
Week's
Range
■■
• • -
»
Mines
v.,
Ltd
par
j
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ifor
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of Prices
*
;
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.
Week
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17c
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Range Since Jan. 1
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H
16 c
19c
50,981
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Jan
•
39%
38%
39%
24%
24%
25
Atlantic Sugar
•
107/8
10%
10%
5,275
22
99%
99%
common
„
.
Aug
20c
'.Oct
36%
687
—
Apr
43%
Jun
23% Mar
8
6%
Mines
Pleasant
Mount
Wright
Native
J
Jack
West
Lake
American
Rare
Northern Que.
36c
80c
Canadian
Jun
24c
Sep
13y8
6c
3,000
4c
Aug
9c
58c
14,400
32c
Mar
68c
7!/2
7%
301
Jan
1.10
4,950
81c
Aug
1.13
14c
14c
500
7c
Mar
18c
4y2c
5y2c
63 Vz
63 Vz
50
4c
4c
•
40c
-
Steer Mills
Ltd-
Lithium
Goldfields
Oil
Quebec
Smelting & Refining
Nickel Mines
•
Development
35,888
>3%c
11%
12%
11c
42%
70
10y8
10%
13
37c
2
1
31c
52c
52c
60c
6.70
6.85
1.10
1.35
7%
7%
1.97
1
1.22
*
7%
1
Southern
Air
Warrants
Standard
Sullivan Cons
Supertest
Mines
Lake
Tazin
Mines
17c
124
12iy2
124
58
1.70
1.55
1.70
Bros
Ltd
Trans-Canada
.Corp
Canada
11c
_1_
common:
1
*
65c
t
Ltd
_:
i
10
;
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Freezers
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959,600
116
-
r
73%
69
Asbestos
Ltd-^
Corp
United
Principal
United
Towns
Properties
Elec_:
j._*
Vause
Mines
Ventures
Ltd_—
4c
Arcadia
Argus
Wendell
Mineral
Western
Canada
Westville
Mines
—
1.35
1.50
61
60
61
1.45
6c
5c
'Products
Ltdi._u.-1
2c.
Ltd_l__—5
Breweries
Ltd—
'
32 Vz
32 Vz
3c
20%
Oct
60
59%
*60
771
52%
Feb
61
Aug
600
7.00
Unlisted
Advocate
Stocks—
Mines
Gas
-
r
Trunk
&
Co
Ltd "A"__5
Co
Ltd—.
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd——1
Canadian
Delhi
Canadian
Devonian
Candn Inter
Ceutrai-Dei
Oils
Inv
Rm
Ltd——ul—
5%
95c
30
Atlin
Consumers
Crbwn
Gas
Co
2,100
3.10
570
Zellerbach
5%%
May
Feb
Geco
Mines.Ltd—
Developmenx Corp
Gunnar
Mines
Jan
Mar
Sep
Apr
July
25^
Bata
Sep
13,500
9.75
>1<50
-6.30
Class
Bell
54
1,000
54
17
Jan
62 Vz
Jan
22
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
-5
Hiidson's Bay Oil & Gas Ltd——2.50
Joliet-Qubec Mines Ltd—1
Kerr-Addison
.Loblaw
New
Gold
Mines
Companies Ltd
class
Ltd—!
new
class Ai_>_*
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a
jr
'
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3
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23
4c
25
47V2
.
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footnotes,
see page
42
3,780
28c
10
685
42c
46c
26,510
17c
6,400
3c
2,000
1,900
V240
51%
"10,830
92c
500
758
16%
Feb
1.07
Jan
29%
29%
30%
21%
Jan
8%c
7c
9c
'
6%c
Jan
■lii.OOO
flc
Feb
17%c May
8c
Jan
2.85
Feb
3.15 July
5%
Sep
Aug
1.42
43c
42c
44c
23,800
34c
Mar
\
1
,
2.30
Oct
7%
Oct
9
Feb
3.50 Mar
12c
4.90
Jan
20% Mar
8 85 Mar
25
1.75
52c
13c
4,700
10c
Feb
14c
Jan
68%
70%
5,548
59%
Jan
70%
Aug
,75%
76
2,550
66%
Jan
80%
Aug
——1
1.42
May
—.-1
*
66c
8%c
65c
•
8c
8c
*
53
38
1
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17C
^-
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Ltd
.1.58
&
Paper
—
class A-.
4,400
1.60
67c
,
13,500
39c May
212
——
,—
*
Oct
Sep
14 %c
May
July
16 %c
22,700
9c
*12,300
7c
9c
107,315
3%c
Feb
9c
Oct
52%
53 y8
540
41 Vz
53%
Oct
25
May
May
29Vz
Oct
8%C
.
.
39 Vz
380
17c
18c
3,020
7c
Jan
8%
,.®/a
8%
1,700
9%
Jan
May
17% May
4c
39,000
3%c
Aug
500
21
Jan
20%
)23
17%
Jun
50c
11,152
101
Feb
70c
55%
56%
13,949
Apr
56%
1.05
—
26%
46c
„
5%c
20%
common———*
1.10
——
Corp
721
25
50c
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—
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--
1
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1
6°c
1
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Bay
36%
l.io
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Corp
Copper
8 /2c
*
preferred
7c
,
8c
.
.
68c
Jan
9c
July
80,100
4%c
Jun:
9c
27
Mar
Sep
-25% Mar
May
Oct
1.74 May
Jan
14c
12c
Sep
60c
62c
8,774
68C
Mar
82c
May
7%c
8%c
15,040
7c
Aug
15c
Mar
14%
14%
100
13% May
14%
Sep
5c
—*
Uranium
i
47%
5,400
51,284
10c 11 %C
Feb
22c
26%
4/2(5
Mines—;
Co
Jan
69c
7c
7c
—
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—
j...
7c
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Aug
Aug
May
75%
L60
;
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Scotia
5c
1,500
"Aug
12c
Feb
9c
10c
18,000
3%c
Jan
12c
Jun
39c
Jan
69c
May
--
100
Borduclac Mines
Mines
"4c
5 % %
preferred
Paper
Bowater
.
pfd
Company—
Pioneer.
Bralorne
<
5%%
Mersey
Preferred
Jun
British
Aug
,
-
Columbia
Columbia
Erockville
Oct
Broulan
Reef
1,157
6%
Oct
51
80
47 Vz
Jan
53%
Sep
30
Jan
35
Apr
33
100
6.00
6.10
1,285
-7c
'25
*.
Brown
6.00
--
3.85
75c
76c
1,800
3.75
3.85
II,048
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Oct
Brunswick
17%
35%
Oct
63V>
Aug
Jun
Sep
*1
;
pfd
Red
Building
,
Lake.
Products
Sep
5% May
6
200
49
25
43%
Jun
49
60
50
42%
Feb
60
—
-~
6
49
Apr
2.00 Jan
7%
3.05
Jan
Jun
Sep
2.70
600
32 /a
31%
13,989
12 %
12%
12%
4,494
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16 V*
33%
16
>16%
184
14% May
16%
16
16»/4
370
14
May
16% Aug
33%
34%
18,889
32 %
Aug
48%
Feb
51
50
51
1,706
45
Mar
52
Jun
9%
9%
9%
25
9
Aug
11% Mar
Mar
*
;
10
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—
Buffadison Gold —L,
Buffalo
'm
'
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1.00
—25
*
31c
—
—
15
1
Jan
18,650
—r—-1
-L
5c
1,100
—1
1.96
2.22
'.,147,250
1
'2.08
4%c
4c
5c
8,920
-■*
35%
35%
36
345
July
Sep
38"
Jen
S°p
9%
Sep
5.80
Jun
4%
4.95
15
Apr
Apr
16%
12%
100
9
36
Apr
2.30 Jun
25c
1,334
5c
.
Jan
Jan
5,100
15
4.00
*
—1
12
31c
28a
*4.85
—
29%
14%
9
Mining & Smeltingf—
Ankerite
5
Oct
32%
Mines
Buffalo
'.
3.75
7.60
2.57
Power
Teleohone
Mills class A
5.80 May
30c
Jan
July
9% May
60
—
*
Products.,—•
class A
•
Company
Jan %
Jan
—*
Oil
Chemical
6%
—1
—
British
'
6%
-*
B
British
,
Sep
Oct
Class
54
*
Petroleums
American
51% Aug
60%
33
50
—
(T G) common
Bright
46% Mar
150
47c
--
•
common
1
522
53%
51
J
Bridge & Tank common—
51
53
b /2
1
Petroleums
Bralsaman
66,100
50
_^lc
50
^50
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50
*
preferred
Corp 5%
51c
50%
53
1
Ltd
Brazilian Traction
12%
*
;
6
69%
—1
Mines——
Cons
Oct
1.05
Jan
Mar
25,334
6%c
Jan
Yukon
Black
Mar
11%
Oct
■
13c
14c
6c
75c
33c
44%
Feu
13c
400
133/4 .Jan
47c
Sep
1.60
33% July
14c
1,121
Jun
'
2.30 Aug
.24%
6%c
12,975
Sep
V*'
Jan
Apr
1
1.45
15
-
7c
7.90
Jan
*.'13% Apr
"2- ' "May
'
455
4,500
24%
9%
*
July
7.70
Oct
-
18c
.1-42
28y8
Oct
Jan
Aug
1.00 Aug
24%
Jan
20V4
May
3,850
4,714
10,000
.1.35
Oct
13%
49c
7.80
Packers
* 4c
1.25
Sep
Sep
Jan
Feb
24%
*
' '
Jan
9c
Sep
Sep
24%
Torest
"
53
"1.24
-50c
Columbia
Oct
97/a
46%
Apr
24
—
Columbia
——
For
.1.02
8%
Sep
Apr
2.25
Jan
710
21 %c
~
.
92c
10
42c
,
Jan
2.75
British
11%
93c
-
48
1.25
Telephone
Bibis
237/8 July
11% "Oct
6c
>32%
2.40
British
600
I,000
3,023
2.75
Sep
' -
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B'/2C
Feb
20c
Jan
1.21
—
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*
50%
6%c
20
•71c
>1.35
_—
9.40
19
45%
50%
.
40
1
16y4
760
* *
17%
29%
17%
.29%
Feb
Feb
45
m—_
—
Oct
165
7.35 Mar
925
11V4
18%:
10%
;
7,000
9.00
Co-i—--5
Murray Mining Corp Ltd———U.
27V4
2,900
100
1 100
3,465
460
147/8
33c
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>
r
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33c-... : 30c
.
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28%
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22
15%
27%*
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1
MacLaren Powr & Paper Co cl A—2.50
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nesn
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7,000
105,220
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*
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21
:*8.90
•*.1,45
Jun
36c
*
24%
—1.22
—_:
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;48% Jun
Jan
1.26
44%
22c
25
Apr
7.25
Jan
luJ
3%c
1.30
Jan
Feb
Apr
2i0
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16
205
3c
12c
Jan
July
6%C Aug
.28
3,800
Oct
4.90 Jan
41
Apr
\
185
6%
Jan
5,716
158
6,600
242,256
39%
Apr
Oct
100
2,214
.
16c
16c
39
7%
A
Bevcon
Oct
21
62 Vz
14c
11c
2.90
5.15
.
8.70
6%
82
>
14
Sep
1
Mines-
Beaver .Lumber
Oct*
16
Oct
Jan
7.10
3c
10
12c
5.40
5%
Bethlehem
36'%
Jan
5.10 Jan
5%c July
39
—50
1
1.75
500
14c
Jun
•4.05 luu,/
6,790
.
14c
<
84c
Oct
Oct
2.85
Bowater
82.
Feb
2.25
75c
—*
class A
Bros
Lodge
10V8 May
5.00 Jun
1,400
37c
9%c
*■
6%
B
Jan
3.85 Aug
3.95
51,434
8c
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Beaver
Jan
6.75
5.70
Apr
9.25
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Beatty
Apr
Mar
-32/2 Anr
3%>cMar
1
Apr
14 %c
7.30
Mines
Uranium
Baska
4c
Jan
12c
Sep
8c
1
Apr
Feb
7%
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5.75
47
•
July
Sep
*6%c
2.85
11c
.
6c
5,213
22 c
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*
13c
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1.50 Sep
64Vz Aug
20y2
'
Oct
Jan
16,100
7,50
^
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Baie
1.60 Jan
-14% Jun
-
'
aou
1
Barymin
Oct
73Vz
-
5.75
45y8
,..
45
7c 10 %c
1
10.25
B—
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1
Oct
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20%
_1
5.000
1,500
Wire
Sep
45y2
__"_1
420
17c
—•
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*
i—ir—_1
48
47%
—1
common—
Nova
Corp.—*
:
*
—
Ltd—
23
22%
47%
16c
•
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of
3,600
3.70
—
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Feb
22%
1,184
;
class
of
Britalta
.
21
45% Mar
22%.
—.*
Bank
7.40
157
38%
*
Eankfield
Bouzan
.
Sep
8O0
—
Bank
16%cMar
78%
—
27%
47%
1
——
Feb
12% Mar
25
2,500
*
12,920
2.50
A
Sep
Jun
3.-70200
of Canada Ltd
2.15 Mar
75c
Bahkeno Mines—Ji——.—1
Feb
21 Vz
Jan
2.25
Nickel
Oil
Jan
62 Vz
1.65
-28%
Bailey Selburn
Banff
10y4
21 Vz
6,195
2.50
.
B
11
1
Oct
4.50
Oil & Gas class A——1
preferred
*
25
Class
24%
5
Oct
12%
57c
'
163
>
Corp_.
49 Vb
27%
—,40c
Electric
Auto
300
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Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Ford Motor Co
Feb
Jan
46c
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Gold
Aunor
U
3.70
—
Jun
Jan
2.06
—1
Standard
Autofab Ltd
16
—
common
850
8%
57c
—
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36%
6.20
4.00 Feb
Jun
2.20
>8c
Aumacho River Mines
Aug
8%c Jan
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32y2 Apr
2'/2cMay
•—
6.20'
52c
Sep
24c
Jan
*
-
20 % Mav
32%
7c
warrants
Aumaque Gold
9Vac May
v
July
5c
3.90
OPs 'Ltd————•
Chromium -.Mining & Smelting
Consolidated araper Corp Ltd
-
50
8c
—
2.00
Jan^-
^_1
pfd
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Mar
200
1.95
1
i—
class
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7.15
.
1.95
38c
10,732
•
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Jun
3.95*
10c
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Trust
7.30
>
4.50
20c
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11
—
12
;4.50
_10c
Atlas ,Steels.,—
Apr
8c
-
—,—
Pete
Arcadia
Associated
35%
—
—<■
—
;ii%
—50
Atlantic
16
Line
Warrants
Burns
11%
—^,25
preferred
Oil
Biltmore
6.75
6.45
1
49 y8
277/a>
Atlantic
^
Ltd
47%
——•
Bidcop Mines Ltd—
Alberta
7.15
'49
•
common
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preferred
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Asamera
Sep
85c
Jan
Sep
21
1.00
.13
6c
1,000
—
Jan
Ashdown Hardware
2.75 May
31 Vz
65
3c
'
1
:
2c
,
16%
—
Nickel
Associated
/vug
130
35c
5,000
15,000
__
635
1,715
.
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17c
Jun
4c
650
5c
lV2c
1
1
-
.14
Oct
Got
July
24,364
$2.50
Arjon
v
16% Aug
'4y2c Aug
6c
Sep
47,585
1.50
*
i——i
Corp
18%
16%
108
43c
Mines
Area
8% Mar
Sep
Jan
:
100
"
3,900
310
116,400
—1
:
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18%
May
20%
Imperial
Beattie
1.05
13V2
13c
104
18%
Mines
'
Anthes
Jun
2.11
Feb
13y4
-
Ansll
4.00 Mar
1.00
13y2
8%.c
125
36% 'Oct
Jan
20
Anglo Rouyn Mines
•
7.10
13c
:
108
80c
Jun
13y2
1
.:
107
7.90
'2.00 Api
110
40c
^Controls
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1.00
10
;
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
22,058
1.50 Jan
20%
Credit
Leduc
2.00
25
116%
Jan
Jun
1.30 Apr
*
4%
3.50
,
12%
108
Ltd—
100
25
Jan
4,50
800
United Corporations class B—
5c
2.50
Jan
105%
•
6.65
6.10
24%
1,910
—
Bathurst Power
6.65
17,452
110
Oct
Jan
50
a2.80 a3.00
•
1
51c
10
Lead Mines
Class
United
3,650
36%
109
13c; 15 %c
•
Aug
2.68
Jan
Jan
Feb'
-^71c
15c
4,060
500
5,757
11c
65c
1.75
34%
Ojc
1.10 Aug
Sep
11.65
Bep
Oils
Anglo Huronian
>•
7.90 Aug
Jan
8c
7,000
65c
i
655
common
Anchor*'Petroleums
Anglo American Explor
•*
May
89c
Jan
28,500
6c
10c
73'/2
^
24c
8V2c
~
10c
.Jan
110
—10
22% July
101
1.70 July
8O0
1,65
Warrants
Oct
2.85
12y4 May
1,000
5c
3c
12,000
*
34%
*
.100
preferred
Analogue
Sep
4c
Jan
7
1,000
14
7c
800
4c
15%
——
Anacon
Apr
6.40 Sep
22c
:
Jan
1.15
r
1.80
■*
5,400
:
—
Cons
Central
American
4.85
48c
Jan
94c
v-
-
14
^ 8%c
Sep
5.25 Feb
2,000
1.80
1
Feb
25c
'8c
11 %c
11
2.00 Jan
7,300
14
Ltd
Corp
2c
7c
—
1
2.30
>1.05
2100
warrants—
Pacific
4V2%
May
29c
-
Feb
7c
30c
40c
24c
—_1
Feb
35c
8c
Ltd_^
Ltd_:
Feb
2.00 -Feb
2.05
17,800
Ltd
Titan -Petroleum
Trans
14c
—1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Exploration
Tooke
16c
—
Ltd_
Petroleum
Tache
Tib
1
—
Gold
7
16c
240
80,000
100
pfd_>
6%
2.20
5
common—
Amalgamated Larder Mines——
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Sep
Jun
-
500
16y2
_—-
A
Aluminum Co
Jan
47%
2,919
16
4c
18c
60,650
:
16
—_
3c
2.30
•
*
Trunk
Gas
Aluminium
*
'13% Aug
72%
1,925
•
.
Ltd
Services
1.97
—
3c
•
1.00
Alminex
10%c Aug
Feb
800
f
*
;
Canada Power
Spartan
:
,
Ltd.
1
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V/arrants—
Apr
Apr
Jan
3,425"
2.80
6.85
J
Siscoe
Mines
-
2.50
2.80
Shop & Save (1957) Ltdclass A
2c
10y2
•
20c
Sep
8c
17,400
2c
2c
33c
1
Oct
-42
63
-8,000
1,500
5,000
6,100
13
1
Explorations
Algonquin Bldg
8.60 May. ?
Aug
Feb
2c
10,000
6.00
24c
Aug
11
.
1,875
24c
2.55
5.85
1
Oct
Warrants
Aug
I4%c May
'6c- Jan
,:r;
July
6c
75
.2.40
Jan
3c
175
18y2c
Jan
8c
-
32,500
70
—
1
Ltd
4,310
'
10c
2.55
36c
12yacMay
8%cMar
,
3,000
100
42%
—
1
i
Development-.
'10c
11c
"
8c
51%
Jan
5.40
^ .2,500
13c
3%c
Metals
Columbian
4%c
12%
:
Ltd
Ltd
1
Warrants
4c
9c
Jan
6c
.-1,000
4c
1
600
1
Algoma Steel
39%cMay
Jun
47
200
15c
:
1
.
Foo's Enterprises
24c
%
Ltd
38c
Gold
>
Jan
Mar
10c
3%c
!
Corp_
Quebec
Dufault
52c
6.35
—lO'/a
^
Quebec
South
30c
15c
1
Chibougamau
Sobey's Stores
13,500
19c
—
38c
Yellowknife
•
Sep
13c
—-1
Jan
Freferred
Jan
40c
1
Cbbalt <te Exploration
Mines
7c
613,600
'—50
56c
Algoma
Oct
18c
6.35
1st pfd.50
18,171
Feb
3c
July
5%c Jan
4,500
20c
10c
9c
3y2c
15,750
200
*
Sep
Mav
*
32,350
—2
partic 2nd pfd
iy2c
65
Jan
10c
•
Jan
Aug
50%
—_1
1.01
Alberta
May
2c
7c
•
9c
<
9c
1
a:
46
5,000
50Vz
-
Sep
45,425
9c
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1
3c
45,000
50Vz
15c
96c
Class B preferredAlberta Natural Gas
Sep
Sep
'
13c 17V2c
Ltd 1
—i_;
5Vz
23,150
15c
—l
96c
Class
9y2 May
1.05
__
36c
.
1
—
Class A preferred
May
14c
40c
Jan
Voting trust
1.10 May
1.05
,-1
2.80
Alberta
Jun
7%c
Ltd
13,005
Mar
52c
4c
6.85
Warrants-
Apr
6c
2%c
Quebec
"
Jan
11%
52c
1
6.40
Mines—
Alberta Distillers
Jun
12c
1
class
1.22
47c
6c
Quebec
St'Lawrence
Aug
100
2c
Corp
'6.50
Oct
6,000
__
'
1
Alba
Jun
9,000
32c
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Power Corp of Canada 4%%
cum
30c
Aug
Aug
16c
6c
Mining Co Ltd
Ltd
5,600
4c
50c v Jan
81c
36c
Ltd
Aug
Jun
74,983
Sep
11%
2y2c
Metals
15c
6c
15c
—
1
Mining Corp__—
Products
70c
July
11%
15y2c
.
36c
33c
50c
Ltd!
Mines
SaUcon
15
Ltd—1
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Paramaque Mines Ltd
1
.2
Ruby
Jun
Power Co Ltd lst.pfd_50
Obalski >(1945)
Ragland
11
..1
North
Premier
200
2c
*
Ltd
Mines
non
15
:
Asbestos
6%
14y2
__
Mines
American
Gold
46V2
39,500
1
Ltd—
Mines
North
Pitt
24c
Feb
l
Uranium
Amulet
Pitt
Feb
27
•
Santiago Mines Ltd
New
Paudash
9%c
500
*
Ltd
New
Partridge
13,825
43
1
New
Pehnbec
4,800
12c
42
Light & Pwr Co-Ltd—10
Newfoundland
Nocana
20c
11c
*
Ltd
Mines
Oct
16c
„
__
—1
Iron Mines Ltd
Ltd
1
L
Forma'que
Oct
16c
i—1
2
Minera's
New
•
91 %
10c
Uranium
Akaitcho
Aug
1.64
15
Oct
Feb
6c
•
Royal Dairies Ltd—
Mount
Mount
1.42
12Vz
>19%
5
6%c
Advocate Mines Ltd
Jun
27%
4y2c
pfd— 10
Ltd
Co
123
Jan
•
Chipman—
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
MidxChibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Mining
18,900
al5
5.75
4%c
5
Mercury
Monpre
1.58
17%
271
99%
8%c
Preferred
Acadia
Mar
2ovsi juiy
11% July
Jun
1
Sep
5
72c
3.00 Aug
100
al4%
Jan
.High
7c
5,758
25
100
-
a__
46c
1,355
1.42
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Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
"
3.90
Aug
Sales
22
Ayr
1.60
a—
500
27Vz
1.42
Ltd—
Ltd
86
<
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■
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Preferred
48c
Are
STOCKS
"
7%c Aug
'
Shown
V
'
Abacus
1
Ltd——
Distilleries
Melchers
5,000
■
27%
1
Co Ltd
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd
Mines
3.65
__
_1
1—
Mclntyre-PorcuDine
3.65
r
Ltd—1
Co
Mining
Copper
—
l
(Alfred) Inc class A—
Lambert
•
1
"5.60 Aug
Jan
Agnico Mines Ltd
Jubilee
__
"A"_*
Ltd
Mines
Iso
.1.92
5.00
Friday
27c
Jun
1.13
a5.00
1.36
Toronto Stock Exchange
Prices
70c
Sep
8%cMar
Jun
12,400
Sep
700
7.00
••••
Aug
6c
Sep
Sep
42c
Get
20%
1.92
1
Jun
3%cMay
Jan
14c
:
July
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd—,—--1
Futurity Oils Ltd—1—■
1——11*
•
29'/a
Jun
19%
-Y^ n.'
May
6c
20,100
Ltd
Sep
9c
38%
v.'7,000
Jun
19%
<•
Jan
46c
6c
'
19%
325
<
Fob
Sep
56c
6c
300
20%
1.92
*
Sep
Feb
„—*
-
20%
1
V
i/'
115
3c
_—a.—1
4c
Mines
High
20%
20%
'
20%
1
24%
>
.
Jun
34c
215
2c
..
73c
May
19%
Ltd
Minerals
Reliance
Sherritt-Gordon
-Low
Oct
51c
'
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Aug
Apr
25c
.
Mines
Gold
Hhares
Mxiy
27%
2,000
39,500
60%
10c
38%
275
10,700
',
:
Oct ■
Antonio
—-
—20
Oct
io
Jan
Jan
16%
'
May
San
1955 preferred
Jun
20% Mar
7,500,
;•
60c
48
14%
72,185
75c
21%
'
6c
8,320
•
Apr
2.50
200
37
38%
1.50 Mar
39% Aug
9% May
200
6c
July
35c
,
Low
...20
5%
Sales
-of Prices
Par
Oot
Ltd
Fontana
Fort
(1945)
b*c
16%
__
•
Ltd-,.-——•
Exploration
&
Mines
Juiy
6c
1
;
Mines
30c
9.50
—1
Mines Ltd
Metal
Fab
FalconbridgC
2,000
16%
1
& Minerals Inc
Empire Oil
64c
v
Oct
48
—
*
Works Ltd
Dominion Explorers Ltd
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
Dominion Oilcloth & Lineleum Co Ltd
Engineering
30c
9.50
1
Ltd—
Mines
Dome
Dominion
Sep
16%
,
—
Mines Ltd
15c
39
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
18,000
50c
__
—
Warrants
Dolsam
Low
29c
35c
__
50
High
Week's
Friday
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
60c
50c
1
i
.1
s to c k s
Shares
23c
__
♦
:
Frere
&
25c
1
Limitee class A
Denault Limitee class A
David
Low
1
Ltd
Dalien's
for Week
of Prices
,(1647)
^
(Range for Week Ended 'October 13)
Sales
Range
Last
^
4c
Aug
1,06
t4ct July
32
Jan
>1 8c
May
? o<v o-t:
6%c Sep
38% July
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Bullochs Ltd class A
6%
Burns
100
181/2
lli/s
5
125
10%
10%
Friday
6,151
16
6%
13%
Oct
Consumers Gas
24%
Jun
10%
Jan
Conwest
Oils
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
Copp Clark Publishing—_
Coppercorp Ltd
Jan
Copper-Man
Jun
Jan
23%
Jan
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
Jan
30 y2
Jan
27 %c
30c
6,900
:—*
17 %
17
17%
2,560
13%
*
26
251/4
26
6,390
23%
Jan
————100
Consolidated
Gas
Camerina
Canada
3.55
V
Chibougamau
26c
May
2.00
Jun
Coulee
289
Craigmont
25
Jan
28%
Oct
Crain
33
325
21
Feb
33
Oct
Crestaurum
—10
19%
19
84
84
84
731/4
731/4
73%
91c
18%
—xii-
3,100
A—__—
91c
,
Jan
21 % Mar
75
Jun
85
Jan
Sep
76 % July
1.60 Mar
Crown
Mar
Mines
Crestbrook
Timber
50
Zellerbach
Ltd
preferred
61
56
561/4
200
May
Jan
60 y2
Nest —!
73
40
May
Crows
73
57%
Jan
85
Apr
Crush
International
90%
Jan
94
Sep
93%
93%
125
93%
-1
2.70
2.60
*
12.50
common
63
64
385
40 y4
Jan
64
13%
131/4
131%
300
12
Jun
13 y4
Aug
1.98
11
May
Aug
Sep
2.70
644
1
1.74
1.74
1.80
10,700
*
—
10y2
10%
10y2
2.55 Aug
1,375
Horn
Delhi
13% May
Denison
5.30
Apr
Jan
5.45
May
May
Sep
14%
Feb
33 y4
Aug
Dome
37
Oct
Dome
Petroleum
141/4
1,670
13
30
32%
2,443
20%
preferred
25
3.00
361%
36 y4
37
1,340
6
6
6y4
2,218
2.55
2.50
Chemical
Warrants
2.30
31%
Feb
6
Apr
2.75
3,600
92c
94c
7,300
6%
6
6 »/4
2,225
1
80c
80c
-80c
200
50c
—*
1.15
1.00
1.15
1,455
84c
10c
3.90
3.80
3.95
7,682
3.60
*
3.65
3.60
3.95
10,715
3.60
Canadian
Chieftain
Petroleum—^—*
Canadian
Collieries
common
,L_3
i—
Canadian Curtis Wright
Canadian Delhi
Devonian
Petroleum
Dock
•
141/4
Canadian Dyno Mines
—1
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
162/3„
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__50c
Class
L
—*
.
14
,
1.62
74c
1.80
preferred
1,335
Energy
:
8
51
100
6%
preferred—20c
Warrants
6%<
2.70
Securities "A".
3,160
19
0
High
Canadian
Homestead
Crest
Husky
19
26 y2
Oil
Dominion
Foundry
*
—
Bank
Industries
Malartic
Marconi
Oct
May
11% May
9y4
Dominion Tar
Dominion
Donalda
Dunrair.e
Apr
Duvan
7
Jan
Copper
Canadian
Utilities
Canadian
Westn
4%
5%
3,579
14
2,700
30c
925
4.80 May
8%c
8c
9c
101,071
16c
14 Vac
16c
5,466
7c
Aug
12%c Aug
34 %
33 3/4
34 y4
6,440
Jan
23 V2
104
105
25%
25%
12%
435
88c
97c
12,472
75c
1
5 %c
5 %c
5%c
9,250
3c
48
48
49%
1,455
37 y2
Gas
*
com.
—-
200
99 V4
20
385
16
16
16
21
50
Candore
Exploration
Erin
1
—
Mines———————I
Captain
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
Ltd—.
12c
24 %c
Sol
$5
Jan
49%
Oct
53%
100%
Sep
Jan
Apr
Sep
18% Mar
18% May
Apr
Fibre
15% May
Oct
48c
1.35
1.42
10,500
—Z
Mines
Chesterville
7%c
9c
51,250
7c
Apr
1.10
1.15
2,350
78c
Jan
28%
29
210
4c
4c
4%c
4,200
—-1
27c
26c
28c
26,200
55c
60c
2,600
44c
49c
54c
24,600
43c
Willans
—
Combined
Conduits
Coniagas
Metals
•
Mines
70c
Apr
6.70 July
4.50
12%
241
31c
58,300
4.70
4,683
11
11
12 %
24c
6,833
12%
13c
1
—_——
2.50
—
11
70c
68c
11 *
300
71c
12,526
Apr
Oct
Apr
Sep
5% Mar
Jan
*
I
Bellekeno
*
Mines
3%c
4c
13,000
9c
12c
92,066
9y4
8%
9%
16,230
7%
7
7%
5,050
10
Discovery
Dragon
Consolidated
Consolidated
East
Flin_,
Oil
Jan
1
Mogul
Consolidated
Morrison
Consolidated
Mosher
Consolidated Negus Mines—
Consolidated Nichclson Mines
Consolidated
Northland
class
Motor
Ford
of
Co
Foundation
Francoeur
Fraser
Mines
Consolidated
Quebec Gold
Consolidated
Red
Consolidated
Regcaurt
Consolidated
1.20
(A J)
Frobisher
Frosst
Ltd
(Charles)
Sannorm
Mines
1
see page
53c
206,215
35c
Jun
55c
May
63c
Geco
Mines
26c 27 %C
32.5DV
34C
6,900
7c
5,200
7c
7%c
10%c
5,208
5,333
..
8c
9c 10 %C
2.25
2.30
8,700
,
25,000
400
1.51
9%c
General
Petrol
Class
75c
16%
17
1,640
10
Jan
17%
Oct
Oct
Jan
83/4 Mar
65
Jan
1133/4
130
Jan
165
12%
12%
12%
6,350
10
5%c
4%C
6c
15,500
26%
25%
26 %
Jan
3%c Aug
6c
2,459
21
Apr
29
100
100
100
15
95
Jan
100
3.50
3.60
3,195
10 %c
3.25
Jan
9,400-
8c
Jan
21
900
15 %
Jan
9%c 10 %c
II,700
10C 10 %C
20%
July
Jun
14'/8 May
3.55
22 %c May
39c
Jan
28
Glenn Uran
4.70
Feb
Aug
Apr
Jun
17c
]■ eo
23 %
...
Jan
Jan
110
Aug
17% Mar
24
July
109
109
223/s
11
11%
51V8
5
2,240
153/4
51 %
52 %
625
107
7%
10%
562
27 %
39%
Jan
2,100
.
10%c
Oct
Feb
Aug
11%
Oct.
Feb
173/4
Jun
Oct
44%
Jan
Jan
6,249
.41
523/a
Oct
59c
59c
1,600
.,55c
July
85c
Jan
58c
55c
58c
1,466
51c
Sep
61c
28
28
25
25
July:
9%/
9%
9%
1,010
7
Jan
10c 10 %C
5,000
7c
7,691
9 % Mar
May
Jan
Goldfields
Goldray
Goodyear
4c
4%c
12%
12%
123/4
655
27c
27c
2,100
16c
17c
7,000
July
15c
23c 24 %c
7,733
16c
Gordon
1
17c
—-!
common—u__*
23 %c
Mining
—-———
Tire
Mackay
Granduc
class
28
12 %
*•
Feb
Oct
May
13c
Sep
143/4
Jan
7c
May
6%
63/4
640
Jan
27c
Sep
Aug
Jan
5%
July
14%
14%
300
16 %c
19c
29,675
3.60
3.90
7,800
19%
193/s
20
3,913
16%
Jun
21% Aug
*
42%
41%
43
9,395
26 %
Jan
43
16
18 3/4
5,535
6.25
Jan
183/4
Oct
8%
8
8%
450
8%
Apr
1
——
2.30
—
2.30
2.50
2,305
6 3,4 Mar
10c
—
5%
Jan
41
Jan
50
50
135
2.60
2.50
■2.80
2,790
1.00
8.65
1
13%
14%
2,525
5%
53/4
6
500
4.40
Jan
3.75
3.75
3.75
50
2.75
Feb
1.50
1.60
Aug
1,185
1.15
—*
16
153/4
16
850
11%
trust
*
15%
153/4
16
1,210
warrants
i
4.30
4.25
4.75
*
16
15%
10
54
52%
Saddlery
Gas—.
41c
May
27 y2c
Aug
57c
May
Greyhound Lines
Mar
9c
May
Guaranty Trust
5c
Feb
12c
4c
Mar
12c
Sep
July
—rrv—
J.
Gwillim Lake Gold
—
—*
1.50
5c
1
1
1
Jan
Jan
780
3.50
Jan
16
382
113/4
Jan
56
942
30%
Jan
5c
8.60
8.90
6%c
5%c
6%c
500
-
8,681
26,000
4c
7.05
4c
2.95
Jan
11
8.70
•
2.60
50
Jan
——*
A—
Jun
Jan
July
May
4.10 May
Jan
————*
class
20c
Jan
65c
50
—
14 VB
Jan
1.09
50
—
Develop—
Coal
Mines
6 3/4 July
16
Sep
18%
warrants
Gunnar Mining
165
19c
common
Winnipeg
Voting
24c
3.75
—
B
Greater
Gulch
6%
May
Sep
July
121
31c
14%
common—
—
preferred.
Great West
1956
81
14% May
—*
Paper——
Northern Gas
Class
158
Sep
*
Great Lakes Power
Great
156%
2c
10% Mar
18%c Jan
1
Mines
Warrants
156%
*
A_
Mines
Lakes
Great
3,600
—5
Canada
Sep
Jan
10%
1
West
15 %c May
6c
Jan
10
—1
—
*
Great
Oct
10%
1
Mines Ltd-
Mines
1.74 May
3,20
105
28%
1
Mines
Plains
2.40
Jan
143/4
__*
Globe Envelopes class A
Great
35c
Sep
99%
27 %
Mfg class A——_—*
Ltd—
343/4
30
27%
50c
common—.
645
102
11
1
common
Jun
363/a
22
109
1
1%
Drill
4c
36
102
100
Goldale
jun
'-4
36 3/a
*
Wares
Mines
Genex
10 %c
*
50c
23c
Aug
Jan
4
93
1
&
Jun
2.15
Jun
45c
100
262
1
A
2y2c
4c
8
2,500
156 158 %
Ltd
Warrants
Oct
125
68c
101 % 113%
100
Motors—
General
Class B
Mar
10
8%
62c
106
Development
$2.80
10,310
16%
10
8%
65c
1
Dynamics
Jan
11c
"
10
May
12% Sep
156
i
General
Oct
Feb
29 %
common
General
Sep
Jan
Oct
69 % May
Jan
Bakeries
General
3.20
78c
4.45
Jan
273/b
A
Mining
1.19
12c
Aug
Apr
41
10
preferred
5%% prior preferred
Jan
75,000
4.40
100
—
5%
Feb
96,340
**»^C
2.25
42
Jun
3"
1
Mines
West Petroleum
footnotes,
Jan
18c
10c
11c
26 %c
—_1
^
Jan
15c
,
Mines—2.50
Poplar
30c
4,655
2,525
35c
3.75
1.98 May
Sep
600
*
class
Sep
2,020
16c
1.25
Aug
May
Apr
55
common
45c
2.90
11
21c
1.95
4.35
Jan
100
—
preferred-—-
Mar
28c
65
5
preferred
Petroleum
20c
1.05
24
20c
Companies
Freiman
Frerch
Oct
1.85
j-C
1.88
♦
1
Aug
Jan
20
Jan
28%
;
Ltd
10c
20
Oct
16 %
*
5,866
7,951
16 %
400
55
Co
11c
.
6,222
21%
*
Grandroy
23%
'17%
Jan
283/4
*
Grandby Mining—
22%
16%
20%
4.40
*
(U S)
Oct
1.80
373/4
*
Canada
Jan
68c
23
A
1
Apr
38c
16% July
I,235
9,147
1.57
Corp
%c
3,500
8% Mar
13%
62%
*
4.05
4,963
Jun
17%
—
common
Sep
28,756
May
20%
—*
A
Feb
45c
Oct
27c,
2,500
5c
1.17
67
15%
4.45
2.00
3.05
Feb
60
62%
w
10,000
44c
Mar
73/4 Mar
20
23,700
1.05
1
Mines
Sep
Oct
2.91
1
May
Aug
1.16
—2
8c
15c
7%
3.00
1
Exploration
Jun
9%
*
Mining & Smelting—_♦
Jun
6%
-1
Mic
May
30c
11%
40c
49c
41C
56;
15c
Apr
84c
„
20c
1
500
605
13%
*
class
Products
15 %C
1
88
67
20c
12%
Oct
A or
2.90
45c
12%
Feb
Jun
May
2.15
44c
67
20c
12%
8c
11%
162%
Jan
46c
10 %c
10%C
Feb
70
Oct
Steel
5% July
Sep
Jun
9
186
26c
General
Jan
1.50
4c
100
37,900
9y2C
6,285
5,500
10%
28c
2.60
7
Consolidated
Ltd_
3c
3%c Aug
5%c
160 162 %
May
26c
2.05
1
Consolidated
Oils
Jan
4 %c
10%
25c
General
1.00
Aug
7%
5c
Sep
20c
12c
13% July
21 %c Mar
16c
Jan
May
8%C
2.09
*
Fenimore
Iron-—
Conscl Golden Arrow
Consolidated Halliwell
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated
2.85
_*
——1
Crest
Mac
200
4c
——.
Callinan
Consolidated
3,250
10
12c
*
——
Consolidated
1,400
19c
9%
1
Warrants
Consolidated
29c
17c
10
—*
Consolidated Beta Gamma
Consolidated Building common
Preferred
28c
19c
9c
1
Giant Yellowknife
*
5,000
6c
31c, .May
12 % Jan
lbc
Aug
]0% Sep'
63c
Sep
35c
Jan
8%
„
16%
Jan
3.90
2,205
21%c
Con Key Mines
Consolidated Bakeries
For
May
3.20
22c
.
Consolidated
90c
4.70 Jan
—*
i'l—:
CoriaMrum
Consolidated
15%c May
7,050
—_—4—————*
National
Jan
2,310
12%
13c
Oct
Oct
1.12
Gatineau Power
5.95
27c
13c
1.73
2.75
Gaitwin
4.45
4.40
13c
26
2,300
Oct
5.60
30c
Jan
5,200
Oct
4.20
4.45
99c
2,000
May
5.60
*
6,100
8c
5c
12%
—
2,225
1.65
1.60
42c
29
4.40
—_1
___
—
24
1.52
2.90
Aug
Jan
——1
:—
23%
162
Manufacturing
Jan
*
—
Sep
8c
Jan
9c
Oct
2.10
29%
1.55
23c
5,500
2.70
Jan
2.80
2%c
22
Apr
1.55
1.50 May
Feb
12c 12 y2c
1
Equipments
Coin Lake Gold Mines—
Columbia Cellulose
Combined Enterprises
18c
Jan
52c
1
1
Smelting
Farm
Sep
29
Chimo Gold Mir.es—_—
Chromium Mining &
Cockshutt
Apr
1.11
Kayrand Copper Mining
Chibougamau Mining \ Smelting
Oct
1.70
*
——
Apr
Mar
8%c
Chib
Cochenour
8%c
85c
——_1
—
Feb
7.20
1
—
Mines
63c
Jan
—1
Chateau Gai Wines—
Cheskirk
Jan
Oct
1.41
———
Ford
13c
35c
---—1
Sep
Ltd
Products
Fittings
Fleet
5.00
Feb
7c
1.46
1.55
common
Jan
1.01
25
10%
Farms
Oct
12 %
"100
Sep
7c
Apr
18% Aug
——10
Grain
Jan
Oct
3.310
Sep
16%c May
Sep
*
Preferred
22%
Jan
7,450
,
Oct
4%c
*
Nickel
Federal
39
22c
700
Oil
14,300
—
Federal
Oct
9c
13,756
Porcupine
6c
Mining
Sep
1.25 Mar
39c
Charter
4c
1
Form
Oils
20
Sep
6.40
—
4%c
9c
29c
Mining
Fatima
Jan
39c
Central Pat Gold
800
Aug
Sep
8c
July
3%c Sep
38%c Sep
10
Faraday Uranium Mines
Farwest
91c
6.20
Central
9 %c
Fanny Farmer Candy
Fargo
1,200
5,935
13
9%c
>
23%
Preferred
Sep
1.15
12%
.—__———*
Rio_——*
24c
25
Corp
Jun
4%o
6.25
Del
4c
500
paid
Eureka
Exquisite
7c
1,500
12%
Athabaska
Central
53,700
*
Famous Players Canadian
6y2c
1.10
Cayzor
9c
25c
4
Oct
5%c
1.10
3,670
■
6c
Insurance
Falcor.bridge
100,100
——1
—
15 Vb
f.
25c
—
Oct
26c
Cassiar Asbestos Corn
Ltd-—_———*
Aug
20% July
Jan
8c
Developments Ltd
Ltd
Empire Life
31%
7,500
17%
Jan
10
15 %
Mining
Emco
1.04
Feb
15%
El
&
Jan
23c
——*
Quartz—
12c
Sep
14%
19 %
Mines
Fleetwood
Can
143/b
15%
18
Jan
26% May
13 % Sep
Aug
39i/a
130
32%
Sep
July
Jan
105
Jan
15%
207
20
31%
17,882
16,382
14%
14%
1
common
13c
«
—
Jun
15
—
39c
Feb
93
70
290
20%
Westinghouse
53
16 y4
16%
Sep
Aug
19
4
—,.
34%
Jan
%
Sep
Aug
7.50 May
Feb
21%
100 Vb 100%
,
16%
_20
.
preferred
523/4
53
42c
Jan
20,679
,
17
Mar
105
—
preferred
5 % %
Canadian
10%
15
preferred--100
Natural
72
Jan
35c
*
_
9%
Jan
Eldrich
Apr
7
12
29
;^5 Apr
12
Apr
99
Oct
15%
1.92
Mines
Sep
68
102
2,52
Eddy Paper
Oct
9 %
Feb
29
Elder
28%
Jan
1.85
7% May
233/4
Jan
103/4
2.46
/.
Sep
Jan
200
1.86
■
Oct
620
15%
1
Mines
13%
Feb
1
Co__
Jan
10%
2.46
Match
Oct
Jan
12%
*
Amphi Gold
Oct
27%
10%
1
5%
7
10%
*
Co
Mar
4.25
Mar
5%
45
1
Apr
93c
45%
12
*
*
common
16%
28
35
1013/8 101i/2
ll5/8 Mar
Sep
6.70
Jun
Sep
9%c Jan
2.65 May
31% Jan
19% Mar
5,208
16,000
7y4 Mar
3.80
253/8
A
68
67%
105
1083/4
Jan
51c
780
17,700
Jan
63
25
_
64%
*
—
8,040
"V
6c
9%
12
8%
49c
34c
*
28%
5c
723
100
.
23 Vb
8
44c
*
Corp_
21
28%
49c
11 y8
-*
11,395
5%c
*
—
13 %
*
5%
-1
.
11%
1
11
14 %
730
East
Jap.
__
243/4
Dynamic Petroleum
Jan
5%
24%
Apr
1.30
14 VB
15,726
May
4.40
100
61,113
Jan
Aug
10 % May
Mar
9.25
—*
Malartic
5,137
2,457
4.25
45%
21%
Sullivan Mines
6,495
58c
3.90
43%
27% July
1,080
9
54c
4.20
45 %
100
_
Eddy
70
54c
12,659
;■
20 y2
7,785
9
10
Feb
5y2
9
41c
Duvex Oils & Mineral
2.45
11
27c
39c
1
Mines
East
9%
1
class
July
26c
9.45
Oct
5%
preferred
Corp
July
41c
17,700
Jan
15%
90c
Tire
57c
27c
8,500
117,600
8c
2.95
2.25
•
Railway
Thorium
4,100
4,773
Mines
Jun
55
1.35
69
_
_
Pacific
May
33c
common
4UC°''Feb
*
_
preferred
Petrofina
31c
Jun
.—
Chemical
Jan
9%
Canadian Northwest Mines
Canadian Oil Cos common
Canadian
Mar
21c
32c
6c
—*
<fc
Textile
Jan
69
common
Inca
Canadian
16c
23c
4%c Aug
23c
Sep
20 %c
29 %c
12%
common
Stores
67c
93/4
Co
North
May
*
:
22c
10
Gold
Canadian
7c
Jan
20
11
.2.50
Gas
Canadian
Aug
35
Preferred
1,253
96c
Steel
&
Dominion
1.80
2.45
1
common
Canadian
Jun
3c
common
Magnesium
2.04
5%
;
Imperial
97%
15,000
*
3,000
24c
96c
-V
1
—
Industrial
25
5c
Steel & Coal_.
Sep
4.50
450
23c
_10c
Warrants
_
106
5c
T-
26c
preferred
Dominion
Jan
85c
380
26
26%
_20c
:
-i:—_——
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian Ice Machine
106
Bridge
Dairies
East
Canadian
9%c
24
2.50
Electrohome
Feb
Oct
Oct
63
Jan
*
Dominion
Jan
Feb
Jan
1
16
Jan
52
Jun
May
Aug
2
Jun
Aug
1.65
22
15c
May
5 :,/4
25c
5.15 Mar
Aug
4c
5c
Mines
Dominion
1.75 Mar
7%
Jan
13 % Mar
18%
Seagrams
Dominion
5.00
Oct
37%
3,530
Dickenson
Distillers
Dominion
Jan
335
6%
18,750
70c
Feb
20
Mines
Aug
Sep
1.45
351
8%c
Aug
470
Mines
July
82c
1,135
2.75
2.65
.___*
Sep
10
Delnite
May
9
8
"
B
Sep
52
51
1.00
48c
10,900
10 y2
4.10 Mar
11
487,736
1.54
%
10
63
100
7% Mar
Jan
Mar
5%
2,515
1.48
1.50
10%
__—.
2nd
14%
2.00
69c
400
;
5c
7
Mines
740
2.90
30
7c
30c
Devon Palmer Oils
13%
22
10
57
Jan
2.90
1.20
22
40c
Jan
8%
common...—
8c
24
—
43%
1,430
Jan
8c
8c
Pacific—
7,308
10
2.25
Jan
21c
52%
1,750
Oct
3 9%
8%c
—
10
3.00
16 5/8
Oct
24
Mines
51%
2.90
Jan
15%
6%
100
Mines
Gold
10
3.00
6.15
1,123
2,500
6 %c
1
52%
^
2,420
16%
7
Daragon Mines
Deldona
Feb
16%
Oct
Deer
Apr
1.80
24
Mines
Cusco
56c
Oct
Oct
*
common
Class A preferred—
•
14 %
Food
1
common *
Aluminium
Dredge
Feb
1.30
Oct
Oct
69c
Feb
20c
,.100
Aug
V
10
Ltd
.
1.00 Aug
7
Feb
321/4
Preferred
3.60
22
5
Crowpat Minerals
48%
73
100
Petrol-
1
—
56
Jan
9
12%
16%
Warrants
230
49
18
Oct
623/4
8c
*
common
Preferred
•
3/8
10% May.'
27 %c Jan
1.20
1
57%
*
Common
6,200
...
8
.»fill1
15%
•
56%
*
Canadian
47c
16%
138
121,584
1.40
50c
10
Celanese
Canadian
44c
1.40
Ltd
56%
Class B warrants
5%
15% May
9,585
'%/;./
May
7c
Li
*
Canadian Canners class A
Canadian
650
17%"
*
;
Mines
(R
84c
95
"
y2
Canadian
Canadian
17%
Bit
63%
5
*
class
24% July
2,225
100
warrants
Canadian
17%
*
28%
Breweries
Canadian
*
69c
28
& Cable class B
Gen
15%
57c
Copper
9 */2c
910
61c
32%
Craig
28c
18%
1
32 y2
Canadian British
Canadian
19% Aug
8% Aug
,
l'eo:
18
Zinc
Lead
Cowichan
28 %
Canada Tungsten
Class
38c
1.05 Feb
*
—_
Gas
Jan
Sep
Jan
18%
9
—2Q
A
Steamship Lines
Canadian
1.63 May
Apr
172,384
11%
7% Oct
29 " Mar
class
Canadian
Jan
6%
1.42
10 % May
Southern
Canadian
80c
225
1.12
8%
Jan
Preferred
Canadian
00
11%
Apr
Canada
Canadian
12c
31,000
8%
5.55
Canada
$1%
17,800
9c
11-4
3.75
Safeway
A
17c
8c
—*
*
Canadian
8%
15 %c
-—*
1,405
Lands-,
Wire
8%
16c
*
common
Oct
Aug
5.95
3.25 Mar
15,225
1.42
—
new
High
21
109
Jan
Feb
5.25
Imperial
2,064
Permanent
Class
7.40
7.10
104
1
B
Cosmos
24,922
B
Canada
1,400
Class
Coronation Credit
Oct
71/2
Packers
Class
1.50
7.40
85
4.70
*
Mines
Oct
3.55
28%
Malting
Canada
1.45
104
Sep
May
71/8
preferred
Canada
2.85
27%
Iron Foundries common
Canada
100 V2
1,500
7%
__—______—
Oil
20
1,500
30c
27%
Canada
Canada
104
3.55
•
Foils
414%
104
3.40
1.45
>
1
common
Canada
Canada
Sep
Jan
common___„_,_«™_„*
Bread
Cement
Preferred
9c
28 %C
*
Petroleum
Campbell
Canada
104
1
Oil
Oil
&
24,518
16
*
17,350
30c
Low
21
5.25
*
Sep
715
9%c
preferred
5%
Calvert
*
13c
14c
Qr
25c
Calvan
Exploration
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
20 %
107% 107%
100
15c
14c
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
preferred
48c
14c
9%c
Petroleum
B
23c
1
—•---—-——1
Mines
Class
21
for Week
;
of Prices
Low
*
common
7%c July
"
Cable
Par
Sep
Sep
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Jun
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
61/4
181/2
Burlington
Monday,-Oetober 16, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended October 1 3)
STOCKS
Shares
High
61/4
.
Sales
for Weeh
of Prices
Low
Par
.
Oct
Sep
Jun
Apr
16
.
Sep
Aug
Sep
2.00 Sep
18% May
6 %
4.00
17 % May
6.75 May
17% July
57% July
7c
Jan
9.50
Aug
6%c May
Volume
194
Number 6099
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1649)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Hahn
1st
Brass
Hamilton
Hardee
Cotton
Farms
Harrison
_
Lakes
14 %c
1
Mines
.
1
_
100
15
Feb
10%
4,171
1,805
8,000
3,129
'
10c
Jan
100
25c
98
2.34
2.29
2.37
6.100
50%
50%
50%
125
1.85
19
Matachewan
/
27%
27%
28%
8,679
5
•'
17
17
17
50
7.101
7.60
103
2.60
2,977
Jan
McKenzie
Aug
Class
A
Class
9.95
9.75
9.95
*
9.45
9.00
9.45
Hudson
Bay
Hudsons
Hugh
1
•
"■
_
Hydra
2,960
_
Sep
Exploration
52%
9.10
Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
12%
12%
200
11
Jan
13"%
43
43%
125
30c
6,288
__
1
_
_
__
45
2,417
37
155
160
756
89%
Jan
160
Oct
Mill
Prop
1
80c
66c
82c
30,300
Mines
1
11c
9c
11c
common
:
Class
20%
Oct
Jun
48%
Aug
Molsons
9
11
class
A
13
15
Jan
18
Jun
Moneta
7
Apr
Montreal Locomotive
Jun
Montreal Trust
17%
544
6
6,080
18
17%
18
5,555
1.45
1.80
3,215
41c
39c
44c
20,800
25
25
5'% May
4.00
86
4.15
16
7.00
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
95c
Jan
49c
25
9c
Jan
4c
May
Monarch Fine
Jun
Mar
Monarch
2.55 Mar
Jan
29c
22 % Mar
Mt
Foods
Knitting
Class
B
12,500
18,180
57%
Jan
42i/2
4,495
33%
Jan
49
Jun
46
451/2
46%
1,145
40 %
Jan
50%
Jun
7
7
410
5%
Apr
31c
90c
731/2
751/4
6,485
1.60
1.85
16,297
_25c
591/a
59%
54%
541/2
57
1.00
1.24
1.75
1.80
100
68c
.20c
25C
66
57
Oct
Jan
July
,
1.65 May
68c
8% May
24,450
44c
' 2,70
'13
.
Kenville
Jan
7%
8%
1,935
6
Jan
4.10
4.10
1,200
4.35
Sep
3,000
4c
Aug
8c
May
Lingman
Ontario
3,500
7c
Mar
12c
Apr
5,750
2.50
Jan
3.30
*
Grocers
3.35
3.70
May
9% Apr
Sep
Lake
La
*
*
Laura
11% May
New
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd_l
46c
43c
46c
1.50 May
New
Senator
New
Taku
Oct
16c
May
Nickel
2.90
2,800
1.95
Jan
3.80
Mining
2.81
Apr
Nickel
Rim
6%
6%
1,025
5%
Jan
8%
Apr
35c
Jan
3.20
3.45
2,350
Jan
Apr
Nisto
10%
12
1,440
6
Jan
13%
Oct
Nor
4c
Sep
9c
Jan
Jan
41/2C
4V2C
1,000
9.10
9.10
9.60
10,725
8.75
Jun
13%
2.25
2.25
2.29
2,000
2.07
Oct
4.50 May
42c
43c
7,527
87c
Mar
May
12c
13C
25,975
12c
Jan
19c
Apr
15%
151/4
15%
10,593
15%
Oct
15"%
Oct
261/2
26
28
6,419
17%
Jan
28
Aug
61/4
61/4
100
5%
10
81/4
81/4
100
7% Mar
Noranda
750
70c
38c
1.85
7c
1
9c
16,250
2.85
3.10
6,259
2.45
8
Jan
7.40
Oct
Jan
3.10
Apr
11 %c
Jan
Jun
Jun
3.15
July
Jun
10 %
Aug
Aug
29c
Sep
9%
23c
29c
241,450
2.95
3.05
725
2.90
July
2.50
2.50
100
2.30
Jun
3.00
Jan
3.40
3.50
200
3.20 Mar
4.10
Jan
200
1.55
*
3.40
2.25
2.25
1
55c
51c
47c
47c
50c
2.25
55c
50c
10c
26,300
37c
32,300
39C
67c
July
May
Gold
17%
995
16
24%
16,293
21
Sep
26
26
100
25
22%
250
21%
500
11%
1,625
231%
120
*
1.85
1.80
1.85
31%
31%
32
32%
31%
32%
26
Sep
Sep
Oct
1.70
6%c
Feb
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
24%
Sep
2.20
Jan
1.75 May
1,045
Long Lac Gold
Oct
10 Ye May
22
4,025
30
30
*
50
4c
Feb
22%
Sep
1.40 May
8,400
231/2
11%
*
20
:!■
1.50
5%c
11%
1
common
Preferred
1.48
51/2C
1.48
1
-
19
24%
Jan
23%
22%
Mines
Levy Industries
17%
23%
25
May
May
Aug
8 %c
Mar
18c
Apr
Jan
14
Aug
Feb
98c
13%
48c
Jun
13%
50c
300
II,844
40c
May
55c
55c
60c
3,000
28c
Jan
1.15 May
1
1.60
1.42
1.65
18,160
74c
Jan
1.65
4c
4%C
6,000
3c
July
6c
Jan
17 %c
17c
18c
3,500
12c
Apr
20c
July
1
•
50
40c
Mining Corp
49%
50%
40
42c
4,900
32c
4c
5c
4,300
3%c
Jan
2.67
2.75
4,487
40c
2.75
2.67
Oct
1
12c
12c
13c
2,570
8,100
*
6%c
5%c
7%c
397,125
25c
1.93
1.92
2.04
3,120
21
25
225
*
Norpax Nickel
Ltd
Oils
10
.1
1
common
-j.
50
•
1
Feb
Aug
8c
Jan
4c
Aug
1.50
Jan
21
Oct
Oct
54% Aug
50c
Jan
8c
July
3.25 May
20 %c May
10c
Jan
2.70 Mar
30 %
77c
16,800
70c
Sep
65c
70c
98,810
30c
Apr
26c
21c
26c
6,000
Sep
34c
May
1
52c
52c
55c
6,700
40c
Feb
84c
May
51C
:
72c
69c
1
Goldcrest
Rankin
77c
1
Exploration
61c
2,600
21c
Jan
84c
May
Seip
Northspan class A warrants
Northern
Canada
Mines
Northern
Ontario
Natural
20C
1.02 Mar
1.73
Sep
Sep
Sep
*
Coldstream
North
Apr
Sep
4c
_1
North
61c
11c
Mines
North
Aug
2,000
Mines
Northgate
35c
34,500
82c
2.50
*
2.35
2.30
2.40
36,100
*
Gas
18%
18%
19
2,820
13%
Sep
20%
Sep
Northern Quebec Power common
*
32
32
32%
50
25%
Jan
34
Northern
1
8%
8%
8%
2,§80
5%
Jan
11% July
5.50
Telephone
Warrants
2.20
Jan
July
8.20 July
5.50
400
1
8%c ;
: 9c
8,500
7c
Jun
12c
May
1
32c
35c
1,250
30c
May
38c
Mar
*
11c
11c
500
10%c May
16c
Jan
4%C
4%c
1,000
4%c July
7c
Jan
60c
62c
12,100
66c
Mar
10
10
300
12c
12c
13c 14 %c
*
Norvalie
Nova
Mines
—
Beaucage
Nudulama
—
—
Mines.
.
Apr
73c
17%
20
Leitch Gold Mines—
2.65 July
May
*
.—,
4.50 May
Jan
3
preferred
3.00 Mar
Feb
2.95
10c
preferred
Apr
100
91/2
*
A
10
24C
1
.
$1.25
Little
71/2C
3.10
1
Secord
Lencourt
8%c
1
common
7% Mar
Jan
May
30c
47c
7c
Mines
Preferred
11c
Jan
17c
1
Canadian
1.10 May
7%c Jan
5c
Norbeau
North
Apr
Jan
16c
1
;
_
-U
Gold
Oils
Apr
14c
7c
Norgold
Normetal
Jan
28c
16c
*
Mines
Acme
42c
14%c
*
Smelting
&
Mines
Nipissing Mines
Feb
May
8 Vac Jan
1
:
Niagara Wife class B
I01/2
15,150
Rouyn_
Mines
12%c May
5.40
20c
S
Sep
Mar
18%c Jan
18,500
38c
665,294
Sep
Jan
24c
2.60
Aug
6c
Jan
Aug
7.40
5c
10 %c
3,500
Aug
1.60
Feb
36c
14c
5.25
49c
35c
25c
1.50
14,900
36c
6,200
2.40
Aug
71,100
&
Aug
5c
_1
M
Sep
19c
6%c July
8,600
14.251
2.55
21c
13,000
Oct
6c
13
8,250
7c
Apr
Oct
4.00 May
37c
7%c
6%c
16c
6.75
I
lie
29
95
Aug
5%c Mar
6,816
Apr
Jun
Jun
15%
7c
1
18c
17%
Sep
10% July
5,200
Jun
17%
Jan
'56,800
7c
33c
_—
$1.40
Aug
1.10
Jan
13c
1
10
class
1
Feb
10c
13e 14 %c
15c
1
13c
5%c
31c
•
26c
23c 24%c
*
50c
7c
32c
c
26c
26c
1
.
14c
Jan
1
Financial
Sep
1.29 May
25c
1,000
6%c
Jan
121/2
6c
*
20c
Mines
Laurentide
July
31c
10%
15
6c
Jan
3%c
6,629
1
\—.
12
31c
Manitoba
43c
American
65%
64
346,700
12
27c
1
/.8c
Lamaque Gold Mines
Latin
Jan
Feb
4c
55
5%c
1
!__
Mines
700
Gold_;
Langis Silver
74
1.35 Mar
2,325
95
4c
12
15%
95
5c
Mines
152,200
__*
14%
—_1
:
Kelore
33c
_____
14%
—_———10
New
1
___i
Jan
Jan
27
130
4.35 May
.1
Landa Oil
Jun
75c
15 % Mar
14% May
2,300
Jason Mines
Newlund
8%c
1
15,750
29
2.55
83c
8I/2C
2.20
9c 10 %c
28
2.40
75c
281/2 c
*
275
80c
33c
*
Mines
Oct
11
44%
1,555
16%
1
375
10
Shore
Luz
Oct
14%
Feb
58
130,700
16%
16
28
Car
Mines
7,200
9%
13c
2.40
Petroleum
76c
31c
18c
15%
16
*
Products
IIV4
10%
16c
15%
25c
Athona Mines
72c
Mines.
Osu
July
43%
50c
225
__20
preferred
,,—_;
♦
Preferred
Lake
73
.
•
Exploration
10%
.
Cement
13%
Jan
New
8c
!
Lake
61c
Jan
New
51/2C
Mines
Lake
5,100
1,010
8c
Hosco
,23c
I
Gas
73c
13%.
41% Jan
8% July
k.:7% Mar
14%
New
Feb
1.50
Dufault
71c
5
—1
Drug & Chemical common
Harricana
lie
Warrants
Lakeland
73c
Jan
Sep
Oct
Mar
New
4,000
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake
108
13%
30
50c
Davies
12C
A
__.
21,330
10
Apr
Feb
7c
30
115,350
Continental Oil of Canada
12c
*
common
215
14%
10
Sep
13 %
Feb
97c
Calumet Mines'—
May
1
A
43%
13%
Apr
8c
Jan
90c
Northcal
Class
43%
14
Feb
3.65
25
92c
New
Feb
90c
Canada
Lafarge Cement
43%
Mar
24c
24%
1
New
40c
Oct
1
common
979
Sep
3.20
new
2,027
29%
8
130
29%
28%
23c
Bidlamaque Gold
July
Kopan Developments Ltd
Labatt
8
28%
28%
Jan
22,200
15c
Minerals
8
28%
4c
29,493
New
48c
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kirkland
5,000
6c
34,300
Neon
20c
;
Mines
2,285
11%
Oct
27c
New
12,825
Mines
Gold
12
6%c
12
6%c
2.00
3%c Apr
11% Mar
1.15
Sep
17.250
i__
Copper
10,200
51%.
;.72cjMar
Sep
26c
Warrants
Kilembe
2,400
7c
23c
75c
of
2.55
1.05
Steel
:53c
10
Kelvinator
2.45
6%C
47%
Nealon Mines
7c
class
2.50
6%c
Feb
25c
National Trust
5c
Douglas
16c
1.07
National
Oct
Jan
4.10
Jupiter Oils
2,616
47%
Petroleum
25c
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Kelly
16c 17 %c
1
National
48C
—
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jan
2.50 May
*
National
.1
Mines
47c
Jan
1
Preferred
Jan
Jan
„
1.50
I,000
12%
63c
Mines
Quebec
Jonsmith
Apr
July
1.50
common
Minerals
National
2.80
65c
135
12%
1
Warrants
Joliet
36%c
28c
4,770
Wright Iron——
Oct
77%
Jun
31%
37
54,850
64
1
Preferred
Aug
12,200
72%
1.00 May
Jan
1.60
4,532
1.20
10
common.
25c
40c
2.05
72%
National
8%
Jockey Club Ltd
8,500
35c
1.95
5
Nama Creek Mines
7% May
Jan
60%
280
90c
75
1.60
5
1
warrants
27c
40c
87% Aug
43
26c
9% Aug
2.00
13%
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
5%C
84 i/a
Mines
Gold
27c
Jun
13%
Jun
4c
40%
Lake
Jellicoe
Apr
7%
*
Multi
.35c
Joburke
Oct
12
1
Works
Aug
831/2
.
Jefferson
22%
Feb
*
common
Porcupine
Moore Corp
May
84
l
__
Explorations
Jaye
Aug
10
*
12 % Mar
5%
Pine
Mining.
Apo
21
40
400
25c
Waite
Oct
1.20 May
16c
100
*
Preferred
500
1,295
16%
Line
Jacobus
Jan
775
•
A
New
Jack
Jan
8c
2,930
12
*
class
Brewery
5%
5%
Copper Mines
Mines
2.60
8%
■'
*
;
B
9%
16%
Iron
Iso
Apr
Jun
Oct
*
Corp
13%
*
Bay Mines
Iroquois Glass preferred
2.50
70c
22%
*
5%
5
common..
Jan
Jan
12
*
Metals
Containers
Class
4.70 Mar
25
Syndicate
1.60
17c
1
13%
25
A
Sep
46% Aug
22
1
Oct
1
.<
Apr
8%
*
19%
3.25 Aug
8%
*
Gas
Ore Mines
45
10
•;
—
12c
*
20
common
Min
380
20
:
Power
Mining Com
160
5%
common
Steel
Oct
2.00
20
&
Oct
1,005
9 %
*
Pipe
Irish
33
3.55
1.75
warrants
Investors
Oct
32
48 %
20
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com
1959
26% Mar
29,000
Brick
3.55
_20
Interprovincial
*
City Petroleums
47%
48%
*
*
Interprovincial
8,566
Mining
Modern
—
Preferred
:
Midcon Oil
Midrim
May
Feb
Molybdenum
6,715
16c
Mining
Light
6%
Utilities
43%
Preferred
Mexican
Jan
Nickel
Jan
45 %c
Island
Uranium
5%
International
85c
2.50
606
International
400
I,400
4,600
International
2.00
2.60
33
1
1.95
2.55
6%
pfd
2.00
Oct
32
Pwdrs
50c
._
Feb
May
8,382
6%
Bronze
11c
39,900
32%
Warrants
Feb
44c
Industrial Accept Corp
International
5%c
2.10
Mindamar
Inspiration
11,133
39c
Milton
._
10c
2.01
Sep
Preferred
7c
44c
Jun
Inland Cement Co preferred
Inland Natural Gas common.
7c
2.05
48%
*
10
l
.—
1.25
16%
Ingram & Bell preferred
Jan
5c
Jan
Jan
Ingersoll Machine class A__
Inglis (John)
9%c
5.90
May
Jan
50
Sep
7,525
13c
40c
Sep
155
;
13,000
10
22c
12%
_.
May
6%c
8.60
47 %c
37 %
___.
110
5c
9.90
Jan
4,222
_—.
Jan
104
5%c
July
13,057
___,
May
5c
151/8
Minerals
Jan
14% Mar
110
23c
46%
preferred
100
46c
Jan
10,240
141/2
warrants
335
Jan
321,800
45%
$2 %
104 106%
10%
9%c 10%c
14%
New
100
36 %c 45 %c
46%
Industrial
May
20
10c
46V2 May
Apr
20c
10
com—*
33c
10,404
42c
*
new
82,025
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6%
preferred
—4.86%
Ltd
43c
11%
1
Midwest Industries
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil ___!
40c
10%
102% 102%
43c
Jan
Jan
1.24 May
Jun
29c
Jan
Lake
Red
C Canadian
Merrill
15% Aug
6%e
67c
41%
Metro Stores
5,328
2,000
98,680
15 %C
57% May
15
8c
96c
9c
43%
Jan
52
7%c
79c
95c
Jan
12 %c
15 %c
Meta
14%
Jun
*
2.85 May
12%
* :-;r-
_—J_—.
_
5.00
5c
1
Sep
8c
1
.
'
_
i >.'
3.05 May
'2.16
14%
_.
Hughes Owens Co class A
Erie
21,679
2.20
52%
*
Oil
Porcupine
Huron
4.45
2.17
2,000
Lake
*
Gold
Mining & Smelting—.
Bay
Pam
4.00
2.20
E P
M
5%c
Exploration & Development_50c
Mentor
Ul% May
'
4.45
Consolidated
Apr
5c
High
20c
1
McWatters Gold Mines
'
& Pitfield
Home
Howey
,12%
July
July
*
]
Medallion Petroleums
*
—
B
22,100
4c
100
Consol
Red
McMarmac
22% May
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
10c
11
Mclntyre
Apr/,
29
13% Mar
Sep
20,133
8c
1
Maybrun Mines _—i__
Mayfair Oil & Gas__
July
15c
;_100
—
preferred
53
.
Jan
7.25
Renfrew
Jan
13c
6%c
common
Mattagami Lake
Jan
5
-
Sep
50c
Low
8c
1
__.
0<?t
J an
Apr
Preferred
Sep
;
Apr
48 %
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
67c
j.
Corp
Martin-MoNeely Mines
5%%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14c
•
11 %c
Sep
Sep
Aug
Oils
1.29
6%c Aug
12
*
Maritime Mining
May
25c
1
Gold
Oct
15c
5,500
4,100
100
14
21c
125,900
100
Marigold
Oct
1.07
Low
Shares
1
—
Jun
July
for Week
of Prices
1
Mines
19%
4%c Mar
57c
40c
Marcon
Jan
9%c
40c
Sep
15c
43 %c
40c
Marboy.
22
Jan
10c
7c
Oct
Sep
11
4,000
1.18
100
Dauch
Consolidated
10%
14
6c
45c
*
Paper preferred
Highland Bell
Holt
21
Par
18%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
May
9c
_
Hendershot
&
16
1.08
Iron_i__—
_
1
125
10c 14 %c
10c
1
—-
(Geo H) & Co_____
Hollinger
13
Low
18%
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
12c 14 %c
7c
1
-
Headway Red Lake
Hinde
10%
13%
1
Mines
%-'■
of
Head
10%
_
*
Hastings
Hees
_
Minerals
Hasaga Gold
21
_
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
18%
*
_
for Week
of Prices
Low
18
.
•
common
Gold
Rock
_
common
Carpets
Harding
Hard
preferred
(Range for Week Ended October 1 3)
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
41
Obaska
Lake
*
Mines_
O'Brien Gold
___.
Mines
1
Oka
Metals
Rare
_
Malartic
Oleary
Ontario
Loan
Ontario
62c
*
Ocean Cement
Steel
1
_
__
_
___
Debenture
&
Products
12c
-L*
.
14%c
Jan
8% May
11%
Jan
1,700
7c
May
14c
Sep
11,000
11c
Feb
18c
35%
•
35
36
215
29
Jan.
40
21%
10
common
52c
21
21%
265
17%
Apr
21%
Apr
May
Oct
Opemiska Copper
1
6.65
6.35
6.90
8,056
5.25
Jan
8.60 May
Orchan
1
1.90
1.80
1.94
39,100
1.50
Jun
2.18
5c
Mines
Gold
1
5c
Ormsby Mines
1
22c
*
29
Orenada
5%C
11,600
30
4%c
4,500
20c 23 %C
2,416
299,180
Sep
8%c
Sep
Sep
'
Loblaw
Groceterias
Class
A
B
Class
2nd
1st
1st
pfd
pfd——
—:
preferred
——
Loblaw Coy class A new——
Class
B'
A
warrants
Locana
Loeb
12
50
50
5.90
10,401
95c
500
21
21%
21
—
30c
1
6.00
Oct
1.20
Apr
8%
2,930
Jan
22%
Oct
4-.00
4.00
100
4.00
Sep
7.50
Jan
5c
5%c
42,000
4c
Aug
10c
Jan
28c
30c
4,000
25c
Sep
52c
May
».
2.15
2.02
2.36
354,795
42c
Feb
2.36
Oct
——1
1.37
1.56
182,925
4c
Mar
1.58
Oct
41/2C
5C
6,000
4c
July
8c
1
4%c
Jan
26
26
26
45
*
Goldfield
Mines
8c
8c
9%c
5,851
*■
Mines
23c
Powell River
Lake
Magnet Cons Mines
Malartic Gold Fields
Maneast
Barvue
Maple Leaf Mills common
Mines
For
2.60
Apr
3.65 Aug
3.05
3.10
20c
24c
35,100
11c
Feb
28c
Jan
5c
16,500
3c
Feb
5c
Oct
July
24%
Jun
95c
Jun
1.62
Jun
15%
Jun
18
Mar
23
23%
125
1.00
1,200
171/s
17
17%
17,158
2.15
2.14
2.20
5,266
1.95 July
4%o July
1.00
•
*
41/2C
J
85c
1
5c
7,700
85c
89c
12,000
68c
6,100
3c
4%c
May
Feb
3.40
92c
5c
4c
30c
-1
21c
30c
6,344
21c
Oct
40c
17
17%
4,335
12%
Apr
17%
in3'
.
*
—•—*
' /4
~
■ —
~~
81/2C
9c
2,125
7c
Sep
Jan
6%C May
4c
footnotes, see page 42
13 %c May
1.00
Uranium
Manitou
28 % May
Sep
23%
Cockshutt
Red
May
Osisko
Lake
Overland
27%
Pacific Petroleums
Warrants
Page
_
19c
Jan
May
May
Oct
12 %c May
10%
10%
10%
3,503
6.60
6.90
580
Ltd
_
_
Amalgamated
Patino
of
Gold
Petrol Oil
Phantom
Phillips
Pickle
Pitch
_
&
Ore
Powell
Jun
31c
Oct
13,650
72c
May
16c
12c
17c
345,800
6c
Jan
17c
Oct
26c
26c
28c
51,993
17c
Jan
30c
May
_2
5.95
4.55
5.95
8,840
2.80
2.49
2.80
4,075
14c
8%
46%
46%
35
38c
37c
38c
10c
11c
1.42
58c
60c
1.42
•
•
^
»
Development
Oils
•
_
—
-
1
9c
Sep
May
3,650
52o
Jan
8
8%.
40c
7,100
62c
5,800
4%c
8c
249,700
37c
30c
37c
139,600
5%
15,925
35c
57c
Aug
77c
5.95
Oct
2.92
Jan
20c
Jan
38%c
Oct
13% May
47% Sep
47c
13c
Sep
Jan
2.09 Aug
87c
8%
Feb
Sep
-
Feb
55c
Apr
Mar
70c
Sep
8c
Oct
27c
Sep
46c
Jun
Jan
24
Oct
67c
Aug
3%c Sep
23%
24
5,610
54c
3,600
30c
May
77,800
30c
Aug
82c
Jan
33c
14
68c
1.05
40c
50c
23%
SOo
Gold
30c
2,200
6c
1
_
Jan
Jun
38c
•
Sep
7% Aug
75c
60c
8 %
-1
Mines
8c
4,500
1.51
Aug
Oct
45
10,420
10c
1
Ltd
2.15
1,290
46%
Jan
13
321,420
8%
3.35
7,000
30c 38 %c
8%
__
Gas
Rouyn
57c
4,889
22,325
»
common
Gas—
Gold
Mar
40c
50
_
Mines
Uranium
Place Oil &
Ponder
_
Mines
Co
Apr
9.30 May
27
80c
36c
Industries
Oil
Crow
Placer
Oil
13%
Jun
25%
—
common
Preferred
&
Jan
9 % May
31c
13c
Pipeline
&
Jan
Oct
6.00
78c
24%
1.2S
Exploration
Oil
Jan
75c
1
__
__
Peerless
Gold
5.85
Aug
80c
Paymaster Consol
Gas
9.90
22%
May
1
Mines
Canada.
Consolidated
Permo
Sep
8% May
31
38c
24%
20o
_
•
Pardee
Peruvian
Mar
4.50
28c
1
_
Porcupine
Perron
Jan
27c
180
•
Oct
8
20
9
—1
Paramaque Mines
Pato
75c
4.50
9
1
_
Hersey
Pamoil
Pamour
46c
4.50
9
6.90
_
4.50
*
_
62c
*
Mines
common
Preferred
Pembina
7c
3.183
——
Explorations —
Macleods A preferred—
MacMillan Bloedel &
25
"
41/2C
3.05
Mines
Macdonald
Macfie
Maralgo
■
Oshawa Wholesale
Aug
Oct
Sep
—
Lowney (W M)
iviuiuiuu
50 %
5.55
85c
1.37
Warrants
MacLeod
Oct
Oct
"
4.00
51/2C
-
Loraao Uranium Mines
Madsen
Oct
11
485
5.55
95c
*
Long Island Pete——
Long Point Gas
Macassa
49%
Sep
12%
45% Mar
II,397
*
—
Ltd
Lyndhurst
12%
11%
11% Oct
9,445
II1/2
Aug
57
May
45% Mar
50
11%
—
Hosiery class A———
Louvicourt
57
11
5.90
new—
Minerals
(M)
London
57
33% Aug-"
Feb
34
30
1,019
57
111/4
*
50
new
Preferred
29%
82 c
Oct
i
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1650)
.
.
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
v,
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Of Prices
Shares
(Range for Week Ended October 13)
Sales
FridaySTOCKS
Low
Par
Prairie
Oil
57%
587/s
2.35
2.30
2;35
Roy
Premier Trust
Premium
325
Iron
2.60
Ore
Prospectors
Provo
Purdex
51
325-
2.60
16c
26,200
14c
6.45
83c
89c
1,955
2.00
2.00
2.13
13,020
6c
8%c
Ltd
Ltd
Minerals
2.05
7c
.
*
6,901
325
Jan
2.20
Trans
Prarie
Triad
July
Tribag Mining Co LtdTrinity Chibougamau
Twin
24c
May
7.05
Feb
Ultra
Jan
2.48
Feb
Union
Sep
74c
1.89
3c
a%c
Oct
Jan
19
375
1.69
5,029
1.52
July
54c
61c
33,900
20 %c
Jan
64c
Sep
12c
Feb
58c
1
8c
8c
7%
Acceptance
200
6c
7c
1
8%c
7%c
7c
Mar
1
22c
17c
24c
26,800
14c
Jan
Develop—
Corp
_1
3%c
3c
3%C
12,000
2%c Jan
Quebec
Labrador
Quebec Lithium
Quebec
Manitou
Mines
—1
...
.t
14c
1
—
Quebec Metallurgical
•-
Quebec Natural
I
Gas_
82c
6
5%
1.80
Preferred
Quemont
10 %c
92c
41
Warrants
Queenston
5.90
•'
Too
*
i
8%C
7,333
6.00
1,760
6,125
1
'
common
gc
ij3/4
11%
11%
580
50
5i3/4
■51%
51%
5%c
Feb
19,900
6%
6,617
1:70
1.90
6,320
41
14c
93c
44%
595
4.40
1.05
34
Mines
18c
Sep
United
11%
11%
United
Canso
United
Keno
United
New
•
Mining
United
Oils
Reef.
14c
5,000
12o
Jun
18c
Jan
United
9.30
2,030
8.35
Jun
10
Jan
Upper Canada Mines
62c
75,750
Jan
84c
July
1.85
Vanadium Alloys
Vandoo Consolidated
45c
'
6,800
Rapid Grip Batten class A
•
11
10%
11
420
Rayrock Mines
1
74c
74c
77c
14,550
Realm
Reitman
Class
Minerals
Rockwin
Apr
15%
15%.
700
14%
Jun
2.20
2.20
500
Rank
6c
5,000
8
810
35c
39c
17,250
17%
17 %
160
8c
8c
14c
•
8%o
12,000
7%
15,237
86
86
40
11%
12
4%c
5%c
11%
1
10
_
32c
Feb
Oct
19 % May
18'
Sep
7.40
4%c July
6
8
Oct
Walker
Aug
•
Ryanor Mining
1
15%
Jun
8c
Jan
78
3,086
11
7,415
375
10%
10%
754
9c
10c
29,000
Apr
Sep
72%
.
6.05
Feb
Jan
23%
8% Mar
8c
Voting
80% Aug
11% May
Jan
20
July
trust
Westates
Jan
St Lawrence Corp
Maurice
Salada
5%
*
preferred
100
Gas
Shiriff
13%
101 %
1
Horsey
78c
%
common
San
River
Sapphire
1"
99%
Jun
81c
6,800
65c
Jan
17%
12,020
11%
10%
810
6.35
1.30
1.77
1.97
25,220
4y2C
5c
4,600
50
49
51
8,200
33%
86c
86c
91c
26,417
69c
16c
Aug
Metal'
1
16 %c
19c
6,262
4.40
4.25
4.45
5,950
4.75
4.75
4.85
400
—•
10%
10
10%
6,652
Shawinigan Water & Power common.*
25%
25%
27%
15,400
28
28%
175
Security Freehold
Selkirk
——•
Holdings class A
Seven
•-
Arts
Class
A
•
__
Class
A
preferred
SO.
Class
B
preferred
50'
Creek
Gold
Sherritt Gordon
Mines
;
Silver
Miller
Silver
Standard
3.70
7%
24
1.97
94c
*■
Feb
40
40%
Western
1
Siscoe
D
26
110
4.95
300
3.70
42%c
class
42 %c 42 %c
Class
Apr
Windfall
-
.
Stafford
Foods
Sep
3,082
10%
2,872
27%
Sep
*
B
1.12
Jan
11%
Uranium
32
32%
9%c ll%c
I
'"
A
;
575
16
1,385
24%
22%
24%
742
8
8
100
8
1.25
I
6%
17%
Jun
24%
8%
1.25
200
38c
Jan
29c
6,233
25c
Sep
52c
3c
Aug
8c
16
16%
8,265
15%
Oct
16 %
Jan
80
Industries
76%
8,381
6.90
7.15
30,723
28
27%
28%
1,670
81
81
82%
342
50%
Jan
82 %
Oct
24
24
200
21 %
Jan
24
Oct
17c
19c
6,500
16c
Aug
34c
Jan
Feb
9 %c
8c
1.80
I
l
13 %C
12 %c 13 %c
"
i
Hughes Gold—HI
Temagami Mines
Jun
Apr
Sep
24c
Feb
16%
17
570
14 y2 Mar
17%
Sep
14
13%
14
2,120
13% May
16%
Feb
1.50
1.50
1.55
2,500
34 %c
36c
2,800
36c
1
HHl
21%
21%
21%
53c
1.54
1.56
1.00
1.01
1.10
common
•
57%
57%
Petroleums
Tombill Mines Ltd
59
72 c
15,650
8%
50
60c
4,350
60c
71c
43,800
30c 34%c
29,200
'
31c
27c
-
1.00
11c
1,278
62c
70c
Torbrit Silver Mines
Tormont Mine
1.52
9,850
8%
72c
8%
21
4,875
60c
•
I
Oct
Apr
23c
29c
in
.
65%
67
14%
14%
14%
57%
,
40c
Sep
Y
common!
A
preferred
12%
'
Towagmac Exploration
Traders Finance class A_
B
an
Y
~
«
IIIHHI—'•
II
preferred
7^
,
I
YY
~r
56%
54%
_
Trans
Canada
Trans
Exploration Ltdl
Canada
Pipeline
__
"
7*
62%
2,100
—
55%
57%
Gold
■
Canadian
Sep
Oct
1.90
18c
Jan
69
Jan
May
Feb
1.08
Jan
10% July
Apr
Jan
Jan
85c
17%
Aug
34c
Oct
71c
Jun
Gaspe
47c
Loblaw
Class
Minn
18
Jun
Pipeline Hill
*
Transcontinental Resources"—HI""""*
23%
14%
12c
15
63
10c
8,911
14%
18,650
12c
4,000
Sep
59c
6,250
4lc
Jan
1.50
5,179
95c
Mar
9
1,590
8%
Oct
11
Mar
32%
Jan
33
Sep
May
9
,
32%
32%
10
2.35
2.35
100
65c
74c
305
25c
80c
Feb
1.75
Jan
July
1.10 Mar
3.25
1.50 May
Feb
15c
14% Aug
16c
2,500
12c
Jan
25c
2iv«
12,557
5,510
96
665
12%
14%
14,209
29%
29%
45
1.40
1.53
33,350
18c 23%c
1,277,600
22c
99c
Jan
4.85
17% July
18% Aug
22%
24
Oct
98
Jun
May
9.85
Jun
17
5c
Oct
33
Feb
Aug
2.14 May
24c
Sep
Aug
4%c Aug
8c
Sep
4.00
7c
Oct
13 %c
May
4.75
Jun
36 %
Sep
Jun
Apr
34%: 35%
4,455
16%
17%
2,850
15%
Jan
6.50
7.00
' L01
1,090
4.75
Jan
1.00
1.01
4,532
12c
13c
16,100
i
3c
-^-1^
1.04
1.50
...
I
IZ-i'
3c
5V2C
*
;
*.
2%c
5%c
1.04
1:50
1,500
Jan
2%c Feb
3%c May
90c
100.
.
Feb
40c
4c
4%c
4,150
2.45
2.50
3,700
18c
—II
42c
4%c
17c
18c
7,400
14 %c
Aug
32c
38c
48,034
21 %c
Jan
34c
Aug
3%c
1.34
6c
!
7c
Feb
Jan
May
Apr
July
1.15
1
Jan
1.80 Aug
68c
Jan
Jan
2.00
-
18c
May
1.25
20,500
23
Ull%jun
Jun
9%c
13,900
.1.50
Jun
...
84o
500
1.02
-.23
Oct
14%
July
1.15
17
—1
Oct
May
90
7 oo
-20c
Aug
Jan
24
Shown
7c
May
2.60 May
22V2C AUg
38c
Oct
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Expressed in Canadian
Last
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
9%
10
678
33%
6%
Jan
10
33
34%
Oct
2,257
25%
60
Apr
35
60
Oct
60
5
52
Jan
60
6.50
3,175
21%
1,642
5
6.45
6.25
ZZ*
21%
20%
19
19
41
40%
41
58
58
150
45%
47
3,600
41
15c 16 %c
12,100
*
i—
*
*
*
;
•
45%
•
,
*
82
-
5.95
Jan
165
18
Jan
21% July
20% Jan
180
29%
Jan
41
Aug
35
Aug
Apr
58
Oct
49%
Jun
13%c Aug
81
82
220
21%
1 22
425
26
26%
1,196
19 %
Apr
27%
1
25
25
25
75
17%
Jan
29
1.2.50
Paper.
39
82%
Oct
Jun
25%
Jun
39%
289
14%
13
July
Apr
39 %
2,600
23%
1,450
20
25
Jan
25
25
23%
100
21
30%
May
33
30%
30%
Sep
100
29
May
35
Aug
*
30
55
IIII
56
2.25
2.25
2.40
I
•
I Hill
1,025
2.00
53%
50%
July
54
2,376
40%
Jan
47 %c
50c
3,500
44c
38
38
July
25
25
Mar
Mines
:
Gold
Corp
Sep
May
23
23
2.50
Paper
Feb
May
14
2.50
common
66
*19%
38%
_i
A
2.50
Cons
20c
22
?
Jan
Jan
26
*
—
Oct
6.85
16
Z*
Linoleum
common 4
Oreille
High
10
common.*
Ontario
for Week
Low
HIIHI*
1
class
Sales
Range
•
Paper
&
Dollars
Week's
5
Investments.
Bros
1,225
*
*
Feb
92 %
44
Aug
47
Jan
17
Oct
May
Oct
56% Aug
2.65
Sep
54
Oct
65c
Jen
42
May
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
CANADIAN MARKETS
No par value.
aOdd
Jun
18%, Oct
37c
Sep
60c
Jan
25
Mar
9
9c
Feb
Sep
15% May
14 %c May
sale
t
(not
included
in
year'i
in
e
delivery sale
year's range),
(not
included
Cash
sale
(not
Included
wi When
x
Selling ex-interest,
price. *
f Flat
r
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
wd When
d Deferred,
May
19%
lot
range).
Apr
10%
- -
63c
Aug
Sep
1.46
•
Bank Note
Oilcloth
Pend
May
Mar
23%
6c
19% Aug
Sep
Sep
87
14
Sep
Jun
Jan
6%c
36%
10c
1,000
40%
3.00
38c
Glass
Flour
Oct
23%
3%c
18 %
Feb
2%c
25
3%c
Aug
Mar
35
2,480
2,676
40
5
Zellers
12% May
8,100
17%
16%
-40
Apr
1.18
75c
Aug
16
July
15% Sep
_I_
B
&
Ogilvie
Oct
48c
Jan
20c
-5
Inc
Maclaren
69% Aug
55
44c
1
88c
100
10%
~"V"
Copper Mines
Jan
58
990
16,354
30c
May
100
—1
Oil
International
Yukon
50
-
1.11
399
HI"
Mines..*—I
General
Dalhousie
Feb
57%
18%
1.08
Apr
16c
4.20
Dredging
Consolidated
Sep
Jan
16
24c
Jun
2.45
ADr
35c
Jan
41
Feb
10 %c
4.00
Jan
1.69 May
Apr
37%
92%
7%c
7,794
3,000
.
Canadian Ingersoll Rand
Dominion
38
41
3.90
18,700
4,500
Canada & Dominion
Sugar
Canadian Bronze
common
13
525
-
2.40 Mar
17c
13c
12c
__
British American
Bulolo
Dupont Co
25
55
11 %c Mar
Sep
'
6%c
Anglo Newfoundland Develop.:
Asbestos Corp
23c
8,331
54
92%
100
4c
15,295
300
Sale Price
57%
-
7c
2.95
27,741
Par
Jun
33c
275
Apr
6c
2.95
6c
"
Jan
43c
50
8%c
Sep
4.40
90c
'
—
l_H
12%
62%
8%c
62%
60
22%
STOCKS
70o
25 %c Mar
200
7.05 May
Jan
3.50 Mar
4.85
Friday
;•
25%
5
3,506
Sep
38%
300
10%c
Prices
Price
Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto Iron Works
5.60
8,283
15c
Toronto Stock
2.20 Mar
48c
15,950
66%
Oct
49 %c Mar
18,700
12 %c 13%c
'
Thompson Lundmark-
23c
9,002
13c
Tidal
1.45
507
51c
1.56
6,469
.56
4.00-
Mar
13%
Electric
Dominion
51c
~
Territory Mining
_
2.02
•
~~
Teck
preferred
11c
Jan
Jun
16% ^
35,000
6.00
3.90
21%
May
9.80 Mar
32
*
—I~~35o
Park
5c
1.31
Jan
Jan
•
I
•
Ltd
6.90
3,198
common
Taurcanis
67 V*
20
9,800
1.75
5.75
88c
Mining,
Sep
7.10
7%c
I
—
Sylvanite Gold Mines
1.78
75%
1.75
May
Rn
A
Zenmac Metal Mines.
Zulana
Oct
7%c
1.85
95%
Mar
~i
Sep
May
90c
13%
—1
Jan
9,500
"III
Exploration
Superior Propane common
Supertest Petroleum Ordinary
Zenith
Jun
4%c
18c
1.25
58
Aug
Oct
Oct
4c
75
1,700
Jan
68c
Apr
28c
15%
Sep
1.45
39
Apr
17%
4c
'
4.60
lie
Oil—
Bear
Mines
Jan
Jan
20
Mines_
Sunburst
13 %c
Aug
13% July
29c
IIIHl
Contact
Transmmmtain
3.75
Yukeno
Jan
1
!___
Sturgeon River Gold
warrants
8c
4.45
15
♦
Class
23.700
4.35
15
Oct
20%
:
Knitting class A
Young (H G) Mines
July
22c
%
.
I
_
4 % %
34
1
*
:
_
Canada
18%.May
Jan
class
York
Jan
8%c July
3.90
i
Zinc
Canuck
Yellowknife
Sep
19%
21%
1,800
13
&
Yellorex Mines
Oct
*
Canada
Cons
341,700
10c
4.10
1
Steep Rock Iron_.
Sullivan
325
2.65 May,
7 i Mar '
700
*
1
new.
Sudbury
1,745
19%
9c
_l
I
Steinberg class
Sterling Trusts
11%
19%
10c
4.10
Lead
Yankee
2.14 Aug
*
Nickel
Yale
13% Aug
34% Mar
7,500
Jan
175
ZZZZZZJZl
Industries
Apr
Aug
28%c Jan
—
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
Apr
4.65
Aug
36c
13
•
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Star
56c
30%c Aug
2.00
•>
Stanley Brock class
Toronto
Oct
24c
28%
32%
Ltd.
Class
Jan
23e
1.90
••
Radio
Thorncliffe
30 %c
4,700
37,302
12%
1
Oils
Standard Paving
Texaco
1,000
25c
9%c
-Oct
1.90
3,900
24
„L_.
55c
65
13aA
i
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
Class A warrants
Apr
5.05 Aug
27%
11%
Oils
&
Tamblyn
Jan
65c
preferredl.IHBa
;
Alexander
Wood, (J)
5.65 Aug
26
May
28c
4.10
common
Mines
Switson
Jan
Oct
13
Southam
Oil
1.43
o1
?
IIIHIIIl
Winchester Larder
Sep
Jan
15,500
9S%
13 Vi
1
Jan
55
•
'
_
White
July
1.96
Spooner
of
3.25
23
B
Jan
35c
Sep
Aug
82c
9
32 V2
♦
Wiltsey Coghlan
50
'
Warrants
Hardware $2.80
Willroy Mines^..
43%
Feb
25c
20
Stedman Bros
30.699
A
30c
30
Sep
9c
10%
.
55c
1 50
*■
_
Sep
4.25
17%
1
_
Sep.
75c
16%
ZZZZ*
j
B.
1.74
1.70
3.90
100
?
Jan
27%
Ltd:
Southern Union
Stanrock
5.05
class
31% Mar
Jun
in
ol7-
"A"__——_.IHsoc
Inlet
(Geo)
14% May
30% Apr
July
23c
__
Preferred
Stuart
26
4.75
Manufacturing
Starratt
87c
4.90
Mines
Industries
Standard
400
,
4.75
27%c
Mines
Slater
1.43
Surf
Weston
class
Feb
30c
•
1
Co
Jan
July
8%
100
Apr
July
8%
Apr
2%c Aug
6,151
Mar
1.63
54c
15c
'.5
Petroleum
Plywood
110,900
:
14c
Jan
Oct
11 %c
_IHHH
Apr
5.00
.7.-
1
1
.
!•
Decalta
Western
Jun
4.80
Breweries^—
—
Western: Leaseholds.
Oct
30c
v*
Jfun y/i
_26% July
39%* Jan!
530
Western
May
,rr7c...rSep
,97
May
4.15 Aug
5.00
1
Simpsons Ltd
1957
431/4
48%
1.43
•
l
Mines__
Silverwood Dairies
5%
43
48%
-
1.43
J,
;
;
Quebec
Silvermaque
Steel
__
50o
Ereweries
Sigma
K
43%
,
Feb
Aug
nr
#,
Copper
Warrants
Aug
1.00
54%
IIIIIIIHl
Canada
Western
Wood
Sheep
Sicks
15
,
Jan
4c
Western
Sep
21 % May
Apr
50o
1,
July
95c
*
on
m
Petrol
9c
1.10
1.15
Oct
103
Jan
9.95
1.84
13%
Jan
1
Gold
Petroleums
Scarcee Petrol
Satellite
Jan
55
102
10%
78c
9.95
Antonio, Gold
Sand
800
15%
16%
Warrants
13%
*1
*
Products—
Sep
1.25
«n
i.xu
,:
13
480
54%
25
~~
Apr
20c
5,000
""•>
...
Apr
11,683
17c
IIII*
;
Sep
2.00
1.60
16c
i
1
t
Westeel
Lawrence Cement class A
—-
Foods class: A
Malartio: Mines
Westburne Oil
55c
Jan
Jan
8.15
100
R",;
.
II
Westfair
May
24 %c
~~~1
1
common-
West
Sep
12
Gasi
10%
July
21c
7.15
85c
19,173
~~ 1
TV
&
Warrants
Westcoast Trans
9%
60
Jan
1.68
1.00
I""/*"Hi
Petroleums
West: Canadian
8c
20% Aug
May
5%
61%
4 05
"TV;
Lake. Nickel-
Wespac
4c
22
9%c
Werner
Sep
10%
22
10%
Jan
Oil
7c
July
; 11% July
Jan
3.65
Apr
12
52 % May
% May
1,581
1.00
"V
;
u.
Knapp. Canada Ltd—
Oct
5,000
10%
&
2lc
3,960
76%
—
.
8%
Jan
90
10%
25
Industries
4.55
W
Eouipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Webb
1.56
/
59%
R
Watesrous
Jan
H
Apr
11c
'
1
Ref__
6%.
ki
{IfL
1
"lo
&
7%
9% Feb
May
9% Apr
17c
7,687
1 00
•
•
~~
Mines
G
6%
joi/
Sep
15%
9,300
ic
Jan
55
8,000
1.55
1
40c
17%. Oct
1.30
22c 24%C
1.57
HHio
Trust
Waite
Amulet
12c
.1.26
i
ny
l
.....
Jan
13%c
7
-
;
Wainwright Products:
Feb
Aug
10 %c
or
;_H
common
13c
-
19%c Jan
12%
Ltd*
10% Mar
Jan
13,813
55c
Exploration"
Violamac Mines
Vulcan
Jun
2.95- Sep
22 %c Jan
•
11%
90"
"«
Vespar Mines
Victoria & Grey
Oct
•
16%
1.35 May
13c
Ventures
1.90- Apr
Oct
74%. Jan
76%
•
common
Preferred
S
July
1.35
7%C July
11 %o May
7,000
7%
86
10
Mall
14c 14 %c
7%
10Q
("Janafia
nf
Oil
25,079
8
1
Pall
10%
.
35 %C
Xv
preferred
of
8,100
9.70
___
Ltd common
Can
13c 14%c
16c
'
Consolidated:
Royalite
St
16
6c
1
-r-rr-n-W
series
Rothmans
St
480
9.90
1
,
Mines
(A V)
Russell
18
Mfg' 2nd; pfd
MlnpS
Royal
18
13c
class A
Rowan
11%
1
Uran
Athabasca
1956
565
_
Rix
Robertson
Roe
500
•<
—
R.n<«h«
32,000
12
2.20
Riverside Yarns
'
30c
1.50
1
Algom
Rio Rupununi Mines
A
26c
Mines
Rio
Venezuelan Power—.
Preferred
1.35
10%
*
Vendomatlc
99c
11%
1
2
A—.
Rexpar
11% Aug
Jan
11%
-*
Chemical;
common
Renabie
»
30c
Oct
15%
.
Macdonald
'X-'r 705
*
8
May
1.42
1
IIIIIIIIHl
56c
Sep
1.37
40
113/
•
~
Corp
Jan
18
Mining,
Reichhold
Steel
80c
1.95
11,715
L,
H~1
~_IH
57c
62c
6.60
HI"—IIII~~~~l
9.00
9.00
*
.■
Fortune
United
5.85
1
1
.
1,000
6 60
56
Sep
2.82 Mar
49
50
20c
1:
8,250
56
20c
HIIIIH" 1
:
c
20
56
"
j
.
Hill
Aug
3.35 Mar
55
.
HI
t
v
19%
I50
22
Feb
3c
125
19%
*
*
*
i
Asbestos—
9% Mar
Sep
Feb
common
Mining Corp__:
Oct
93c
Sep
Canada
14c
Oil
Reeves
of
1.80
Gold
Radiore Uranium Mines-
Ranger
Gas
Class B preferred:
Union
Oct
6.40
Jan
65c
•
Sep
Mar
7c
4%
10
Y
preferred
Jan
'
*
preferred
Union
Sep
4c
Jan
43,600
18c^
2.10
12c
36c
*
16
700
7 %
__
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold:—
High
19
I_*
_
Shawkey Mines
1st
Low
1.55
—HII—_1
City Gas
2nd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1 gg
Oct
1.39
Jan
4.35
Low
19
•
3.60 Mar
Jan
/
Shares
*
Oil
Aug
10c
Pipeline
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Aug
3.00 May
Apr
192
246,500
Airways
7.05,
High
60%
Jan
50
700
85c
Producers
Gas
1,200
.
16c
Ltd:
Mines
2.35
2,386
6.45
President Electric
Preston
Low
High
58%
Corp
Sales
Range
Last
V ;H'H
...
>
Power
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
year's range).
unlisted
Ex-dividend,
y
in
to
delivered,
issued,
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
trading privileges
Volume
194
Number
6099
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1631)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The following bid and asked quotations
are
obtained from the National Association of Securities
by the "bid")
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions.
They are
Intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have
been sold (indicated
Industrials and
Par
-Acoustica Associates
10c
Aerovox Corp
Aibee
Inc
8'/4
9V8
731/4
—*
39
43
10
41
44%
151/4
16%
Co
1
—¥—,
Land
Development
Co
1
6 Va
Allied Radio Corp——^
1
Amer Air Filter Co-x—
___l
American Biitrite Rubber Co-IQO
American
Cement
American
Amer-Saint Gobain
American
Co__,
Arden
Farms
Co
Franklin
1
Coast
1
Pacific
Far
15%
7%
7%
8%
17%
19%
2.50
general Merchandise Co
Service
General
55
&
Indus—5c
12%
30 %
32%
563/4
69
Glickman Corp class A
Green (A P) Fire Brick
143/4
15%
Green Mountain Power
—3
3
543/4
58'A
28'A
30%
Grolier
—5
5
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16%
inc.—_______„_10
-10
11%
12%
10'A
Gulf
21
Hagan
Metal
Corp
_1
—1
—
Assembly Prod lnc__
Automatic
Retailers
-10
13 3A
15%
58 3A
62'A
Hamilton Cosco
18
19%
Hanna
Avery Adhesive Prod
Oil & Gas
'Baird
Atomic
'Bates
Mfg
bayles
Co—___
Inc'—
20
••'
<,i
14%
18%
83A
203/*
9%
22'%
44
46%
B)
—2
Distilling—_2
Behlen Manufacturing Co— —1
1
Belco Petroleum Corp
.—1
1
13'A
"21'A
71
,
Bros
Bag
Co
_25
25
—.
Corp
Berkshire
Hathaway
.
Beryllium
Inc
Corp
Mining
22%
23 %
Hilton Credit Corp—
1
31'A
333/4
8%
9%
Holiday
Inns
Hoover
Co
of
class
50c
42'%
Billups Western Pet Co
1
Black Hills Power ft Light Co__l
)—1
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
.—1
*
'
73A
8%
Houston
Corp
44'A
47%
Houston
Fearless
Corp
12%
13%
Houston
Natural
Gas
17%
18'%
Houston
Material
Capital
Corp.
Botany Industries Inc
Bowl-Mar Co*.
'
:1
1
1
'
Bowman
8'/a
23'%
26%
Products
Bowser Inc
•
17%
20%
Brown
& Sharpe Mfg Co„__10
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc—
3
Brush Beryllium Co
_____1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co—*
Byllesbv (H M) A C9—
10c
33%
.
,
common
Interstate
Tel—
45%
Indian
22%
Indiana
15
16%.
Indianapolis
Water Co
Systems
28
International Bank of Wash
26
Oregon Power Co__20
58
Water
J,
Water
Cameo
&
Inc
>
Head
Internat'l
—
Mills
Gas
&
Inc
Recreation
43%
56 Y*
;
26'%
89
International
43 ya
Interstate
1
17%
30
_10
!io
28 3A
31'/a
-i
1
12 3A
14%
1
6%
7%
50c
6%;
Engineering
Textbook
Bakeries
Co
•
19%
10c
3%
4%
Interstate
Motor
12%
13%
Interstate
Securities
22
25 Vs
Interstate
Cannon
63
68Va
Investors
13%
;35
4
Capital
class
B
for'Tech
25
com
Industries—1
Ceco
Steel Products Corp
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central
111
Elec
Gas
&
Central Indiana
10
3%
Co
18%
19%
Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
37%
39%
Jervis
34%
36%
Jessop
31
33 %
24 '/a
25%
Central Telephone
Co
Central
Service.
6
Corp
1
Vt
Cetron
Public
Electronic
Charles
of
the
10
Ritz
~.....
7
29%
Chattanooga Gas Co
—1
Chicago Musical Instrument—1
50%
•Citizens Util Co
33%c
34
33%c
29
.
Common
cl A
com
class B
Clinton Engines Corp___
Coastal States Gas Product
Coleman
Stores
,
1,
Ketchum
Co
Inc
Colorado
Oil
12%
13%
22%
24
Lanolin Plus
Liberty Loan Corp
21%
Lilly (Ell) & Co Inc
11%
Lone
* 40'%
43%
Cook Coffee
(Cook
Corp___——-50c
Co...
.
22%
24%
io
—1
Company^—1
Cocal Ridge Prop pfd—
—8
Craig Systems Inc—i.——--t
Eflectric
Cross
Company
.
8
8"%
7'%
.■„•
8l/a
Star
Donald
12
13%
Mac
18 3
Cdrp
_
—
•
2 9'/a
21'A
65'%
Marmon
11 %
5
Danly Machine Specialties—.
—1
Darling (L A) Co
12
Mattel
37%
11%
IS3/*
17
3Ya
,
$1.25
Dorsett
443A
48
37 y*
39 Ya
Industries
3
Microdot
Dunham
Bush
26'/a
19%
Miles
Technical
Devel
Laboratories
1
Systems
15%
16%
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co_
1
A. 9%
26'A
48%
Rubber
Inc—
Electro-Voice
Electrolux
—
Electronics
International
Emhart Mfg. Co—
Erie
Business
National Gas
393%
Class
-13 3A
14 Ya
Nevada
843A
New
Farrington
.
153A
Nicholson
35%
Nielsen
11%
12 3%
North
Mfg
Co———--f;—*
Mortgage Assa-lC
Federation Inc_—-i—1
Oil Corp—_
&
43
46 Vb
113/4
5
21'%
9'A
8'A
52%
32 3/4
343A
25%
27%
57%
61
File
(A
Co
C)
IIIi
Co
Carolina
Natural Gas_2.50
North Penn Gas
Co—
5
Northeastern
12%
Northwest Natural
Gas.—— -6%
Northwestern
Serv
78 %
i30
First Boston Corp—_TO
,
4
91
139
:
96
*.
133/4
Pub
Co_
14 Ya
79
Water Co $4 pfd_*
84 Y*
32
3
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
—1
Ohio Water Service Co——^—10
43A
34%
27
.
39
32
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23%
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Miss
River Prod—10c
28 Ya
-
>6%
■
42J%
35%
6%
(N Y)
50
8%
2%
33%
.68'/*
~
52
,,"62
394
:
71 %
50
67%
409
„
33
36«%
69%
72 %
77
81%
40
44
42
45%
65'%
68%
54
57 %
&
Bid
10
52%
66 *
53%*
10
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
Manufacturers ft Traders
10
41% >
44%
49'%
53.»/»
33% f
59'%
35 Ya
—5
Trust (Buffalo)
5
Manufacturers Hanover B & T10
Meadow Brook Natl Bank ol
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon Nat Bk ft Tr Co (Pgh) -25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
Monmouth County Nat Bk (NJ) 1
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
of New York
National Bank of Detroit
25
72%
62%
37%
172
40%
181
-
47
513%
13
14%
132
135
10
773/4
81'%
(Fairfield County)
10
National Bank of Westchester_5
35'%
38
45'A
48
62
66'%
52
57'%
National Bank ft Trust Co
77%
484
Natl
Bank
Bank
(Atlanta)
ya
Co
Northern Trust Co
371
44
47 %
41
433A
80
86%
104'%
46
109y2
51%
64
107
peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
—5
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
68%
111
Trust
(Philadelphia)-—20
(Suffern N Y)
5
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
75'%
7&V4
st
38'/*
41 y.
Seattle
Louis Union Trust Co
1st
Natl
Bk
10
(Wash)—20
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
25
(Philadelphia )_10
Exch
(Union
ft
96'A
92'%
Bk__15
City).:
8
98
84
103'%
69'/*
1Q4
89%
106 7/a
State St B ft T (Boston)
39
42
51 y*
54%
Sterling Natl Bank ft Trust Co
(New York)
—25
Trade Bank ft Tr Co (N. Y.)—10
69'/*
73
Trust Co ol New Jersey
112
57%
118
61%
28'/*
30%
22'%
24%
of
10
5
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island NYJ
State Bank of Albany
10
73
50%
54
Valley Bank & Trust
(Phila)
(Chicago) _20
69
92
57
%
%
61
39%
161
42'%
171
386
of
Industrial National Bi'b*:
Providence R I_
Industrial
73
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk_10
New Jersey Bank ft Trust Co_ll
43
88
30'A
323A
58'A
55
43'%
46%
Rockland National Bank—
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)
20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co__10
Hudson County National Bk—J.0
Hudson Tr Co
60
-25 xr39
65%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12 %
Natl State Bank of Newark-12%
60%
Dallas—10
(Jersey City)_5
Corn
69'/*
-
56%
Westchester Natl Bank
Rochelle—
10
Franklin Natl Bk of L I N Y_J5
Trust
56'%
—
10
New
Girard
Banking Co (N J)_
163
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) _12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
First
of
—7.50
33%
Natl City Bank (N
Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Co
Trust Co (Albany)
National Newark ft Essex
46 y«
First
Trust
21
42%
Nat! Bank of St Louis—20
&
63'%
191%
(Cleve)—8
70
of
National Bank
59y2
Trust
(Camden N J)
First Natl Bank
First
.
r
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)
Liberty Real Estate Bank Ik
6'/*
Camden Natl Bk
Passaic County
56%
*
5
First
9%
1
First
First
10'%
-50c
16'A
i.74
•
*
233/8
Corp A com_50c
Co
York)
Natl Bank (Baltimore)
lo
Natl Bank of Boston—12 %
Natl Bank of Chicago
20
First
12Ya
3 8'A
11%
.
35%
Tub* Consolidated Industries—1
Par
Trust
Natl
First
61
353A ;
.
84 3%
National Commercial Bank &
First
473/4
57
143/4
;
44%
& Elec Assoc- —8
Eng Gas
14%
—1
1
1
1
common
Power
33
—1
Natl
Financial
B
2.50
——
—
Co__—
National Homes
29%
Financial—— —1
West
Federal
10 3/4
37
27%
80
80
10
8ya
55
First
10%
1.25
Narragansett Capital
2 50
Forms
Resistor
Ets-Hokin & Galvan Inc
Far
28
Chemical
1
.7%
Empire State Gil" Co
Ennis
Nalco
9%
16'%
32
51
Co
12
5
13%
26
Cap_l
'
11
32'A
1
Corp—
_
Morton Foods Inc
40%
12%
1
_
Company-
37'%
2
—
Co
30
III 1
Inc
Corp
Capital
Electronics
1
*
(Texas)
29%
15
1
National City Bank
First
26 Y*
Utilities
Mohawk
Co
8%
27%
Lines—1
50%
First
28
243A
5
Missouri
Electric
463%
1
46'%
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
6Ya
4%
Mississippi Valley Gas Co——5
Corp
Electro-Science Investors
-I"'
6
4'A
29%
Paso
431/4
5
Yellow Transit Freight
8i%
460
-
17
2 5'/a
El
53/*
443/4
10
Ask
*
50
Co
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
lo
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
10
403%
1
Mfg Co
453A
Electrada
17%
74
Empire Trust Co
117
15%
Missile
27
Economics Laboratory
'
111
37%
Minneapolis Gas Co
23
—-
5%
—10
Crqcker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
8Ya
1
Miller
69'%
2%
_
_
19%
85%
New
48
_10c
823A
55
Dynamics Corp of Amer $1 pref_2
-
8
45
Corp.
78
66
Associates- —10
Conversion Co
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Wyle Laboratories
55%
89%
Co (Chicago)
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
16 Ya
2
Eastern
Utilities
Wood
9
42%
5
Work Wear Corp
Wurlitzer Co
82%
Continental 111 Bank
21%
Inc
51'%
1
55%
21 %
86%
(NJ)__lo
Connecticut Baul? <fc Tr Co_12%
Connecticut Natl Bank
5
24'/a
IS3/*
1
18'A
2
5%
113/4
10
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
173/4
19%
22'A
Co
Miehle-Goss-Dexter cl A com_7y2
—
Wisconsin Power ft Light Co
Witco Chemical
12%
14%
16%
•
Pipeline
Midland Capital Corp
Midwest
Inc
Dura Corporation
Duriron Co '_
13%
Utilities Co__ 2.50
Gas
Inc
Mid-America
6%
1
42%
Commercial Trust
363A
61'%
'-1-
5
Bank (Savannah)
Cleveland Trust) Co—
27 Ya
33
22%
—1
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)
4
1
1
58
Bradstreet Inc
&
4
N Y Trust CO-12
Citizens & Southern National
21%
5
Publishing Co
16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk ol Phila„10
57'A
19Y*
20
Drackett Company
Duffy-Mott Co
Dun
Motor Lines
Fast
3'%
533A
1
a
Chemical Bank
18 Ya
-_lc
Melpar Inc
Michigan
17'A
-2%
McLouth Steel Corp
35%
_25c
Camden Trust Co (N J)
Central Natl Bank of Cleve
863A
61
'
Broad St Trust Co
24%
81
1
6
Electronics
-
1
Co_..2.50
Sons
Wilcox-Gay Corp
176%
6%
32%
22'A
102'%
Francisco)———
30'/*
Inc
97%
(San
of Commerce
(Ney?ark)_25
Bsnk of Commerce, (N Y)_—10
Bank of New York
100
Bank of Virginia —
_10
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
—10
8%
33%
-
453/s
73A
Merchants
•
23
5
R)
37%
88%
Bid
lo
42'%
1
pfd
(R
76
8'/*
16%
Bank of America N
T & S A
213/4
V
1
1
5
conv
Donnelley
72'/*
3
4%
(Phila)—_10
Herrington Co Inc_.
5
common
30%
1
7.50
Wilcox Electric Co
18%
Bank
22 y*
38%
Inc
29'/a
31 Vb
50
25%
—
Metromedia Inc
Diversa
5
25
23%
McLean
57
153%
5
353%
10'%
19%
Par
>
4%
203A
Meredith
Inc
28%
143/8
Bank and Trust Companies
27'A
1
18%
Chemical Arts Inc————I
38'/*
1
5
51
1
Baltimore National Bank
123%
Corp
22
Dictaphone Corp
18"
27
/
13%
17
Diebold
163/4
35%
_*
Whitting Corp
4%
1
10Ya
9'%
12 y2
20
:Di-Noc
2.50
Register
23%
40
Boatmen's Natl Bk St Louis—20
20%
353A
Steamship
40'%
84
21'A
18 3A
•
Co
10
8%
—1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
1
Detroit Internal Bridge Co_.
Finance
2%
26 Y*
Corp
12%
Dial
28%
84%
Capital
Business Machines^, _10c
1
Dejur-Amsco Corp class A—
1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
a
2%
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp__l
Stein Hall & Co
29%
35
,
com cl B—5
Electronics
63
8%
19'%
Maxson
13 '/a
33%
803A
12%
5%
Weyerhaeuser Co
7%
*47%
11%
Dashew
12
31%
44'A
Marlin-Rockwell
61
III5
Cummins Engine Co Inc
23%
1
60'/*
37%
22
*
Telephone
Western Natural Gas Co
Western Power ft Gas
Western Publishing Co Inc
1
57
5
Transmission
10%
50c
Co
Electric Co_..—8
Marine
19%
*
28'%
Manufacturing Co_*
22
1
—
Maryland Shipbldg ft Dry—.-50C
CT§
5
25
(E F)
27
-1%
7%
263/4
West
Co
22%
40'%
18%
Point
28'%
iVa
22
—1
—
Co
Madison Gas &
8
58%
*
37%
19 %
—1
Steel
16'%
•,
—5
i%,
Crouse-Hinds Co—
73A
Long (Hugh W) & Co Inc—.50c
Lucky Stores Inc
-iy*
•
Ludlow Corp
Hi
Lytton Financial Corp
19%
Products—5
353%
171/4
non-voting
Stanley Works
39 Ya
27'A
—1
Leaseway Transportation
Rock
54
-
23
33%
20%
5
Standard Screw Co
20
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Common
525
24%
10c
Investors
&
22%
26'/*
Wellington Mgt Co class A__ 10c
Wesco Financial Corp
1
West Coast Telephone Co
10
E.) Mfg Co
Fruit
Standard
903/4
24%
_lc
Co
11%
Continen.tal. Trarisp Lines Inc„l.
Data
Blower
33%
Consolidated
Control
Lau
8%
15%
2
*
Cement—II3
Portland
—2
Koehring Co
1
Laboratory for Electronics
Laguna Neguel Corp units—
'
14%
8%
Stand
33'%
1
7%
Staley (A
303/a
31%
1
1
36%
—1
Keystone Custodian Fds cl A
47%
7%.
Welch Scientific
•
35%
28%
48%
21%
10"%
39%
Southwest Gas
Producing Co
Southwestern Elec Service Co
453A
Utilities Co
19%
31%
42'%
36
Western Massachusetts Cos
_10
Inc
44%
1
39
3.75
Western Lt &
38'A
Keystone
Co_*
1—1
1
Gas
33
16'/*
1
36%
34%
7%
Freightways —2.50
26'%
5
56%
213/*
21'A
19%
24%
10
35%
15%
490
63%
18'/*
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport A
125
34%
34 Ya
l2c
31%
119%
2
33
10Ya
85
19'%
14%
Co
Wash Natural Gas Co
26%
29%
51%
173/4
593/4
*■
Brothers
53%
_10
19%
Consolidated
•
Warren
1
20'A
Natural Gas-5
3'/*
24 %
5
47%
5
50c
42%
14
•
2%
5
Union
32%
ll,,
conv.
1
4%
29%
50c
Co
1
Waddell A Reed Inc class A
1
Walter
(Jim)
Corp
I6%c
Warner & Swasey Co
1
Warner Bros
♦
17%
.
Corp
Von's Grocery
32%
33/4
Iron
New.Eng Tel Co—25
294
9Ya
—
16%
301/4
5
Sprague Electric Co
5
$1.25
49%
•
21
40 y8
46 %
•
42
19%
28
53%
—1
49 Ya
Milling & Elev
Commonwealth Gas Corp
Connecticut Light & Power
37
38%
49%
Vitro Corp ol America
South Snore Oil & Dev Co
Southern Calif Water Co
13%
6%
Corp com_3
preferred—..
25
34%
10%
Mining—2
Construction &
Southern
12
17%
Gas
Utah
5%
46
Interstate Gas Co
&
47%
9
37%
51/4
273/4
Colorado
'
44
7%
12%
9
1
25%
Colorado
Co
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Southern
—3
Kentucky
82%
58 Yz
12%
Kennametal
4
53
ay»
Co
5%
6'%
48'/*
8
Power
31%
4%
45
1
39'%
5
Corp
22%
2
49%
11%
Servateria Corp_l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
5
14%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
30%
79
,
Co
-1
Inc.—--—2%
Kalvar
20%
Co
1%
46
29
United States
23%
Westcoast
—1
preferred
46%
49'/*
^Sor^' Paper
33Vbc
_
76%
44
Capital-,
37
*
Co
__
21%,
72%
Valley Mould &
Corp
23%
United States Chem Mil
Corp__l
United States
Leasing Corp
1
United States Realty Invest
Vance Sanders &
Company
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vector Mfg Co
Southwestern States Tel
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co
1
Kansas-Nebraska
,36%
,
Inc
$1.46
53%
3%
Engineering
Colonial
-
Skil
383%
22%
19%
22
Simplex Wire & Cable Co_
:-37%
8 v8
36
1
-15
Co
36%
46
(GD) & Co
123/4
33%
7
2
Co
26'%
30%
1
11%
Pacific
24%
11%
5
Petroleum
553/*
98
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Power„5
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp__l_l
83%
34
>r
'.
22
52%
•
26 Ya
__1
Service
Jostens
6%
6
1
Johnson
31%
-
Steel
ioy.
79
1
3
253%
_
9%
1
'
93%
50c
11%
278
__
Kaiser Steel Corp common
7"%
1
Corp
Trans Gas Pipe Line Corp
Transvale Elec Corp
4-
39 %
com_l
Supply-
Trans-World Financial
40 y.
—25c
—1
Water
26
37 %
l
20»/4
1
' '.)
10%
1
cl A
29 %
__5
10
Co
Serv
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
4%
27%
-10
Co-i
5 >
Public Service Co
Jamaica
Gas
Vending
Diver
24%
5
12%
&
33
_i
14%
Southwestern
Iowa
32%
.
Central Maine Power Co
•
Sierra
14%
Mills
5
Seismograph Service Corp
56
;I,
Corp___1
13%.
Freight Sys—l.4C il%'
Co
13
_l
12%
Foresman
Searle
7%
52
Corp——1
Interstate
i
*
12
Towmotor Corp
Tracer lab Inc
10%
Scott
30 Y8
34%:;
30%
Engineering—l
1
———_
A
&
45 y8
Z*
Tool
Research
1Q%
32%
9%
Scantlin Electronics
32%
28 Ya
I
;.J
Fetzer
15 V8
9%
41
1
20c
&
14
54%
Bantam Co
Scholz Homes Inc
923/*
23'/*
24%
Schield
11%
21'/*
-1
Corp
Jacinto
153/4
j
Inc
8%
,
5Ya
14'%
51 %
Sanders Associates Inc
Sawhill Tubular Prod Inc
28Ya
10'%
Louis
San
4YB
53%
•
Corp
32'A
40%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon Electric
1
*
St
35%
5%
"l
22 %
Inc
24y»
11'/a
1
—
Mgt
5
America
-
12%
35 Ya
10%
__i
;
19 Ya
216
33'A
10c
22 %
\
11 Yb
33'A
5
^
37'A
18
206
CQ—_7%
—50c
Manufacturing Co__2%
Sabre-Plnon
34%
1
1
Thomas & Betts Co
34 V,
31%
11%
Rose Marie Reid
6%
*
I
Thermo-O-Disc Inc
Thermo King Corp
7%
2.
&
Rockwell
18%
6
*
Inc
30
Co_25
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd-.
.
3%
10%
..1
Water
12%
Service
Telep Co
of
45 Va
Butadiene A Chemical—1
Texas Industries Luc
___i
14%
.
6 Y*
42
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass—»
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
c—*
Time Inc
L_
1
Tokheim Corp
Inc
3cott
20
22 Va
Myers Inc
Robertson (HH) Co_^
60 %
16%
-1
1
42'%
f>
Robbins
42
California
Calif
"
2%
56
•
Hugoton Production Co
20%
River Brand Rice Mills
Inc—3%
Roadway Express class A
25e
74%
11
162
—
38'%
Calitornia
.
70
1
-1
Information
California
40%
10
,_1
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
36%
26%
_1
1
Field
1
3%
Co—3.75
Richardson Co—
Riley Stoker Corp__
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A
22%
23%
2%
Johnson
Hudson
19 Va
preferred—25
$1.20
Howard
83/4
—10c
—
Oil
9Va
Ralston Purina Company—.
Republic Natural Gas Co
144
150
_1
1
•.Boston
146
37%
_5
A
s%
Purolator Products
Radiation Inc class
23 %
_1
1
45%
25%
21%
2.25
30%
133/4
11
293%
1
-
Shares
46%
27
Texas
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Purex Corp Ltd
24%
135."
1
America
Telex
Co of New Hamp
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
146
xl37
,
173/4
Pub Serv
62
•
1
16%
28%
Gas
5 Ya
1
Telecomputing Corp
5%
—1
Producing Properties
Pubco Petroleum--
11%
58%
_1
Co
Television
1
j.—
Natural
Co
.
10
Hidden Splendor Min 6% pfd_ll
High Voltage Engineering
1
5
—
'
26%
753A
'
Beneficial
24%
Hathaway Instruments Inc—1
35%
;
Bottlers—1
General
Books
Potash
25%
10
Techno Fund Inc
43/4
32%
—__1
Portland Genl Electric
60
23%
Co class A com_10 X137
common
24%
22 'A
1
-c>_l
-
Corp
Pocket
192'
56%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Heath
(DC) & Co
5
Heublein Inc
.—5
143/8
19'A
Bemis
183
Controls—1
Inc
Co
10'/«
1
Ask
42%
_1
Greene
57
54
•
Plymouth Rubber Co—x—
19%
1
ft
6'/a
&
Light Co
Instrument Co
Pioneer
14%
■'} 24%
__1
Co
(M A)
Hanna
153%
-10
Chemicals
Class B
21%
>
—1
—1
__1
Markets--
(James
1
—1
___1,
Co———
(A J.)
'Beam
—
•
Power
Bid
1 25
Arner Inc
Taft
Broadcasting Co
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
1
Pickering Lumber Corp
5
1
Hallicrafters
Amer__1
__1
of
'
Aztec
9%
19
6%
Permanente Cement—
1
—1
1
;
.Associated Spring. Corp__
11%
15%
5%
5%
Corp
Interstate
10
19 %
13%;
*
9y«
14%
4%
22
Dunlap
Growth Capital Inc
8%
5
Perini
Par
Corp
Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Swlngline Inc class A
Systron-Donner Corp
6%
5
17%
5
Corp
6
90c
Pepsi-Cola
6
46%
Co
Inc
Line—
Robinson Co
Hannifin Corp
Pauley Petroleum Inc_
Pendleton Tool Industry
12%
42
1
Grosset &
Grinnell
:
5%
•
Giddlngs & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Company class A—50c
47%.
11%
11%
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif—1
7%
44
2.50
East
Parker
42%
;
Corp
Properties
151%
Gamble
Pantasote
16%
25%
39%
•
Mercury Electronics
Packard
40%
15%
23 J%
10
Co
Pacific
Pacific
1
;
Utilities
37%
Power
Pacific
1
Co
—5
5
Arvida
'
Airmotive
Pacific
Futterman Corp class A
Inc
Participating preferred
;
Pacific
6%
-
Arkansas Missouri Power Co
Arkansas Western Gas Co
Art,
16%
Stubnitz
10%
1
56%,
<
Strong Cobb
14%
Corp
12%
7
Stouffer
9%
14%
,
,
20
13%
1
May October 13)
Ask
42%
1
5
Co
Bid
18 %
39%
1
cl A_5
list
♦
Pabst Brewing Co
Ask
"NationsT
5
26%
-
Gas
51%
Tail
Corp
25%
Garlock
1
common
B
30%
3 Vs .;
—4
--4
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Class
24%
.
Otter
The
the time of
compilation, Origin of any
is
composed of securities which have a
at
distribution.
Coal
1
28
Corp__,.-7.50
Sterilizer
.•
Frito
53%
Ben
Bid
Co
22%',
5
Greetings class A—-1
Gypsum Co
;
._„i
Pipe & Const. Co
1
American
Governor
Paper class A
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
IV2
>11V4
request.
Par
Old
Fitchburg
28
Corp——5
American Express Co—...
American
Fisher
14%
69 %
Inc.—.
Alberto-Culver
Aid
;
on
Par
.___l
Inc—:
Homes
Alice
13'A
wide national
Utilities
Ask
1
Products
Air
Bid
furnished
quotation
to.
bought (indicated by the
or
43
29%
31%
10
2 y2.
Union Commerce Bk (Cleve )_10
Union Trust Co of Maryland_10
United States Tr Co (Boston)_10
United States Trust (N Y)—20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Wachovia Bank ft Trust Co
(Winston-Salem N C)
5
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co__10
73'A
69%
85
173
88 3/4
183
393%
36
74'A
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78
33
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132
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1652)
.
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Advisers
Fund
2.66
Investors
1
7.07
7.79
Istel
Johnston
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Inc
8.70
4.88
5.21
Fund
1
al8.42
1
24.62
25.70
1
9.68
10.58
B-2
23.50
1.64
1.80
B-3
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
21.54
*
15.35
Physics & Science Fnd 1
"A" Inc—1
Atomics
5.60
5.55
6.11
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
1
9.27
10.11
6.03
K-l
(Income Fund)
1
1
9.35
10.21
6.18
6.75
(High-Grade Com Stk)__l
(Income Com Stocks)—1
23.29
25.40
14.09
15.37
Stock)—1
.15.32
16.71
(Low Priced Com Stks)__l
5.01
5.47
Ltd-1
15.99
17.30
1
6.53
7.16
Fund—1
7.63
8.36
Fund Inc
Fund
Trust
Axe-Houghton Fund
Growth
Axe-Templeton
Canada
Ltd
Fund
Fund
1
Inc
K-2
4.15
S-l
S-2
Fund
Canada General Fund—
<1954)
<:■
,
21.91
Fund
14.50
15.68
Knickerbocker
Growth
Fund
Fund
Canadian
Inc
Life
17.45
15.97
1
1
Capital Life Ins Shares
Chase
14.86
1
Colonial
132
10.73
Concord
Fund
18.32
20.37
1
9.48
10.30
1
14.41
Diversified Income Fund
De
Vegh
Investing
Inc
Vegh
Mutual Fund Inc
&
65.94
13.16
14.47
1
10.50
11.54
11.20
9.75
3.79
1
6.75
7.30
Invest
Fd
Inc
1
;
Fund
12.27
7.13
1
Industrial
14.99
1
20.04
5
17.77
19.21
14.10
15.24
1
19.76
Founders Mutual
4.89
6.37
1
2.19
*
lc
series-
America
6.78
>
8.94
9.77
Series
9.52
5
29%
33
11.82
1
8.94
9.10
al4.93
11.47
11.94
12.57
12.66
12.79
13.08
10.11
10.99
16.37
16.54
for Income Inc_
4.56
4.98
_2.50
—1
9.09
17.30
18.80
_1
19.57
21.23
1
Fund
8.41
1
Inc
(Geo)
Growth Fund
7-66
8.37
1
Inc
Fund
13.71
14.90
54c
20.33
7.20
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Stevens
7.83
9.45
10.35
7.01
7.69
14.73
16.12
State
Fully Administered shares^_lc
10.65
11.67
Stein
Roe
shares
lc
6.99
10.51
22.41
23.08
1
11.67
12.75
a23.26
Fund—1
1
10.11
8.61
9.31
1
15.42
42%
Fund
1
al2.32
1
8.91
9.71
Inc
Fund
Inc
1
11.74
Inv
10c
9.44
10.32
of Canada Ltd
Fund
12.83
_1
10.57
11.24
.
Investors
Mutual
Stock
Investors Variable
Investors
Group
Tel
Globe
&
Burlington
Industries
El
Paso
Life
Insp
Home
Federal
Feb.
15,
Mar.
15,
1962
16,
1962
Federal
7.52
8.13
Winfield
6.65
Natl
1
17.36
15 62
17.02
1
13.90
Ind Fund__10c
Growth
Fund
Wisconsin
Ask
16.53
18.07
Inc
1
Bonds
7.62
Bid
104%
Mueller
105 %
National Can 5s
1976
116
120
Ohio
1991
Edison
114%
3%s
Brass
Gas
Elec
&
Petroleum
5%S
1975
4%s
4%s
1993
4%s
8.24
62%
68 %
72
Fire
3
35
37%
83
14%
15%
36%
39%
Insurance
—
Co in
_2
one
or
32nds
more
of
;!
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
121
126
Southern
209
100.5
100 2
100.3
100
3%s
Feb.
Hilton Hotel 6s
103%
106%
103%
104 %
Elect
100%
98%
103%
101
100.3
4s
May
1,
1962
10J.4
4%s
Aug.
20,
1962
100.5
3 %s
Oct.
22,
1962
100.2
3%s
Feb.
20,
1963
May
4%s Apr,
1,
1963
99.18
99.26
20,
2%s
Mortgage Assn—
1962—
100.17
—
10,
1962
101.17
10L21
4s
Oct.
20,
1965—
100.12
100.28
3 %s
Mar.
11,
100
4s
Dec,
20,
1965
100.8
100.24
Nov.
12,
101.20
3%s
Feb..
21,
1966
100.4
3%s
2.
1966
20,
1966
100 24
101
20,
1968—
100.24
101.24
3%s May 11,
4s
Sep.
4%s
10,
Jun.
4%s
1963
99.24
1963
101.8
1964
99.24
100.18
10,
Dec.
1965:.
12,
1966
100.26
101.20
1964
May
4%s July
102.4
4'As
Mar.
4%s
Mar.
100.16
101
_
1969
Mar.
97
98
4%s July
15,
1969—
Apr.
10,
1969
101
102
5%s
20,
1970
4%s
Apr.
10,
1970
102.16
103.16
3 %s
1970
11,
1968—
A
80
Apr;
1,
1970!
99.8
100.8
5%s
July
20,
1971
99
100
4%s
Oct.
10,
1971
102.16
103
3%s
May,
Feb.
10,
1972
106.8
107.8
4%s
Feb:
15,
12.
1973
3%s Sep.
15,
1972
Banks
for
99.20
100
April
2,1962
3s
May
Figures after decimal point represent
Electric
105%
Virginia
'
1962
15,
100.2
100.4
3'As
May
105%
106
1982
129
.
1,
1963
15,
1963
Feb.
15,
1962
100.17
100.19
1 %s
Apr.
1,
1964
100.6
100.8
4%s
May
15,
1964
3%s
May
15,
1964
5s
Aug.
15, 1964
15, 1964
4s
Electric. 4%s._2
2%s~_•
102 J
2.95s
3s
19,
Oct.
26,
Nov.
2,
9,
Dec.
7,
14,
Dec.
21,
Dec.
28,
4,
102%
108
1991
1988
104
94
18,
25,
103 %
118
J
k
Jan.
Jan.
175
112.:
97.24
15,
99.16
99.20
100.22
100.24
3%s Aug.
100.9
1 %s
Oct.
1,
99.2
4%s
Nov.
15,
1964
100.22
100.24
1 %s
100.8
Apr.
4%s May
1,
100.6
1962
1963
15,
99.13
l%s
1963_
98.2
l'As
Apr.
101.3
l%s
Oct.
97.30
101.1
15,
Oct
99.11
1963
.
1964
98.30
1,
1,
1,
97
102.30
95.28
—
.
101.4
100.7
-
.
.
100.28
—
.
99.28
Ask
.
1965_
1965
.
96.4
103.4
100.11
100.15
103.22
103.26
100.7
103.14
93.8
—
97.4
103
94.28
.
99.30
103.2
103
1965—
100.11
95.4
103.18
93.16
103.4
92.14
1966
90.10
1966
.
90.18
89.8
89.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Jan.
1970
95
100.8
point
a
1963
Nov.
30,
105%
1991
99.8
Bid
15,
Oct.
Nov.
—1971
f..:
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
1 %s
16,
1992
4%s
102.18
96.24
32nds of
4%s
24,
126
4%s
Westcoast Trans
more
100.13
Nov.
121
—
106.24
94
—
Maturity-
100.11
15,
Industries
or
Ask
Indebtedness—
1962
11,
S
one
Bid
of
15,
Nov.
99%
95.24
105.24
100.4
Feb.
Jan.
5 %S
1," 1971-
3%s
Nov.
1971
—
1970-1967
100.3
Maturity—
Certificates
Jan.
U
1970-—
100.2
100.1
100.2
4,
1961
1, 1962
Feb.
102
5 %s——1971!
103.24
Cooperatives—
2.70s Dec.
3.15s
99.4
102.16.
106.18
101.16
1972-1967
Jun.
,
97.12
94.24
10,
1,
99
102.24
10,
■■1
96.20
105.15
_
Sep.
100%
Union
105%
Michigan-Wisconsin Power-—
Feb.
98.16
—2——:
101.16
20,
3%s
108
5s ww__1967
5s
—
.
4%s
102%
Corp
99.6
Sep.
100
Amer
100.14
98.30
4%s
101 %
Underwood
100.7
100 6
—
101
Texas Eastern Trans 5%s__1981
Textron
101.21
100 3
o.__
102.8
Tennessee Gas Trans 5%s__1981
& Sons—
100.21
101.17
_
100.20
100 %
75
5%s
;
101.24
106
71
ww
Ask
100.8
—
1964—
101%
105
Gen
5%s
Bid
100.6
v
1964-
Dec.
Sperry Rand
point
a
v
Bank Bonds
Land
20,
Oct.
1986
of Am
87%
20,
83
101
Sheraton Co
160
59%
Oct,
Ask
78
142
103%
1969
Phoenix Steel 5%s
128
153
5
4s
1973
Elec
5
2.50
100.9
1991
1977
5s
ww
Pennsylvania
107
Co
America
100.7
15.03
_
104%
102%
S
of
1962
18.87
1
Fund
105
104%
Co
13,
2.90s
101%
Insurance
Ins
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Feb.
11.95
Fund
40%
3%s
10.93
Fund Inc
24%
36%
8
'
100.1
A
1962
1
Wellington Equity
43%
107
22%
(N Y)__2
(N Y)
Ask
100.3
1963
1.
120
1QR1
15,
15,
May
Apr.
15,
*
U S
Federal
1962
3s
May
113
1986
Ins_
1962
Apr.
104
4%s
50c
Banks—
17,
Mutual
100 %
Ind
Loan
%s
78
United
Bid
Home
3.10s Jan.
1
Wellington
101
76%
121
Obligations of Government Agencies
10.71
Whitehall
41
10
Guaranty Co
Travelers
66%
Figures after decimal point represent
9.80
10.86
113
Westchester Fire
1
12.67
72
*
2
38'A
3'As Nov.
5.81
21.75
5
Co
35
Feb.
104%
Ins
Jersey Insurance Co cf N Y___10
2%s
11.72
92%
95
4.89
Situations
Inc
41%
89
91
4.47
Fund
38
10
5
10c
1981
*%,-
1962
Life
12%
_5
City of N Y_2
Variable Annuity Life Insur
1
1962
1976
Motorola
120
Title
U S Life Ins
15,
115
1981
91%
2%
Nov.
Corp
89%
11%
1
preferred
1%
3%s
Street Investing
79%
86
50%
88
$6.50
Insurance Corp of Amer
Jefferson Standard Life
6.10
Inc
75
Amer
Standard Sec Life Ins
U
5.58'
Line Special
1
Security Life & Trust Co
7
1
.1977
5s__1991
47%
5
1962
5%s_. .1977
Electric
of
Ins
7%
82%
6.25
Marine—
&
Life
6%
1,
Pacific
—
Fire
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla) _1
Oct.
Fruehauf Trailer
4%s
Paul
63%
1 %s
Fund
38%
5
Corp (N Y>__
2
Insurance (Texas) _;_10
5
8.13
5%s debentures
1
37%
—!
7.44
Inc
34%
(Pa)
Ins
Seaboard Surety Co__
Security Ins (New Haven)
58 %
35%
10
Co
1
123
Massachusetts
26%
55%
& Insurance
Insurance
1962
1975
(M)
8%
48
5
1962
Corp 3%s
Flintkote Company 4%s
Lowenstein
7%
45
10
1962
Inc
27 %
Republic Natl Life Insurance
v
64%
*
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
15,
10.15
1984
Republic
59
5
Co—
15,
Investors
1991
62'%
68
24%
6'A
78
A 24
Reinsurance
Fla)_2%
(Jacksonville
Hanover Insurance
15,
103
ww_
17
122%
23 %
(N C)
Southwestern
May
101
Long Island Lighting 5s
15%
116%
1
Quaker City Life
Pyramid Life Ins Co
Springfield Insurance Co
Aug.
Pacific
4s
Co
97
10
74%
5
.
63%
34%
92
10
—
1
.
Aug.
120
Ferro
Phoenix
Providence-Washington
70
_2.50
Great American
3%s
.1982
Natural Gas
4%
56%
60
32
5
69
124
4s
116
Chance Vought 5 y4S
4
lo
5
128
4s
Value
40%
Co
24
19.99
Fund
50%
37%
of N Y
Philadelphia Life Ins
115
16.90
Income
47
Peerless Insurance Co
120
14.55
Line
26%
12%
Y_
5
18.39
Value
22
3%
Pacific Insurance Co
'
53
53
Ins Co
15.46
Fund
3.33%
Employees Insur (D C)__4
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
13.31
Fund
Canada Ltd
Line
48%
_5
——
1
4'As. .1975
Carrier Corp 4%s
188
112
48%
i.2&
Inc.
1
Fund
Fund
Science
Washington
1998
180
108
10
of N
4s
Inc—
Funds
46 Va
45 %
2.50
4
—
Republic
42
Indemnity Co
Seaboard
Shares_l
United
United
20.12
4%s
5
5
Pacific
177
Income
Bid
&
310
165
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Tel
297
General Reinsurance Corp—_lo
United
9.60
Wall
Bonds
10
St
Inter, Life
5
52%
1962
12.31
Baltimore Gas & Elec 4%s. 1986
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4%s
.1979
Northern Ins Co
66
62
Co
35%
128
Georgia
Ins
32%
123
Glens Falls
Fire
49%
4
3s
Amer
York
NY_2
1962
6.15
New
(Ky) 2
of
(S F)„
1,
5.32
.
Northeastern Insurance
Insurance
15,
13.73
Cdn Fnd Ltd
47%
19%
Co
Apr.
11.63
Paymt Fund
Life
"•!■■
171/4
Y)
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins__
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Firemen's Fund
•
-10
North River
Employers Reinsurance Corp
Insurance
58%
corn—
42!%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employers Group Assoc
Federal
44
*
Natl Old Line Ins AA
18
39%
_
Feb.
12.56
Fund
1
Co.
Inc
l%s
1
Fund
Inc
46%
54
Casualty Co
Crum & Forster
3'As
1
Fund
Selective
Continental
8.42
Funds—
Investors
Investors
lc
50%
43%
Assurance
16.79
7.32
Boston
30%
47%
5
General Life„
15.36
12.70
Group
Funds
Value
America
29
5
Nationwide Corp class A
New Hampshire Fire
Continental
X7.70
6.68
of
1
National Union Fire
Co
1
11.61
of
16%
Com wealth Life Insur Co
1
Fund-.lc
Co
Insur
208
62
(N
Accumulated Fund
Institutional Income Fund__lc
Trust
Life
198
64
5
Casualty Co
Citizens
90 %
10
Ins„
161
1
Co
Continental
13.38
Investment
Boston Insurance
Accident
&
86
152
5
Beneficial Standard Life
Citizens
Life
69 %
10
10
—
(N J)___2
Bankers Natl Life Ins
United
12.23
Investment
Natl
(Bait)
63
10
United
lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
6%
Shippers
3.07
Ltd—
Growth
Ins
11.45
8.97
Institutional
Growth
Century
United
10.96
Shares
Monument Life
Re-insurance
,10.54
8.21
Inst Foundation Fund
30%
(Galveston)-
a34.56
20th
10.65
10.03
8.78
Institutional
29
Fire
6%
Nat
&
72%
43%
Midwestern United Life Iris Co
National Fire
Amer
American
68 Va
40%
Merchants
66%
C)___1
45
5
14-%
60
1%
6%
6
42%
Assurance_12.50
13%
Treasury Notes—
1
Inc.
Fund
Investors
1
1%
(Wash
a39.63
1
UBS Fund
1
Boston
of
Income
Incorporated
1
Maryland Casualty
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
166
10%
78%
1
Mercury
2.80
r
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
9
29 %
117%,
159
5
5
Corp—
Amer
28
113'A
10
Insur
2%
(Newark N J)
D
Life
74
—1
Assurance—
Investors
^Co of Va
National
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
1
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
6.34
5.80
1
Fund
Incorporated
30%
5
Fla)
Home
American
& IFarnham
5.68
Fund Inc
(Jacksonville
Amer Ins Co
45%
Television-Electronics
a29.00
9.80
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
27%
preferred
American Heritage Life Ins—
American
16.89
Fund
Stock
Texas
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
conv
2.95s
Inc—1
Investors
Investment Corp—*
Balanced
Inc—
1
lc
lc
11.40
Investors
Sovereign
11.51
1
10.54
Southwestern
7.67
__lc
Shares__1.25
Trust of Boston—1
Street
shares—.
al0.98
(Edson B)
Shares—lc
10c
$1.25
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
4%s
a20.96
1
American
Selected
al4.38
Clark—
&
Stock Fund Inc
Common
Smith
Series H-DA
Lincoln
Life &
Penna
5V8s
of Canada-—25c
Fund
Scudder
Shareholders
Haydock Fund Inc
Life Insurance
29%
of
4%s Aug.
4%s Sep.
9.72
10c
24%
27
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American General Insur Co_1.50
3%s
Growth Stock
Fund
Revere
11.62
Series H-C7
37%
22%
Co
4%s
2.87
2.60
10.60
Growth industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
35
5
Casualty_5
Assurance
4%s
*
50c
Inc
Puritan
Fund
lc
Stock Fund_lc
(The)
2
Inc
Provident Fund
Aviation-Electronics—
Equip
18.36
1
Fund
(T Rowe)
Fund
Group Securities—
Capital.- Growth
40
&
American
14.72
16.42
8.38
1
Inc
Putnam
—1
135
3s
Fund
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
1
Trust
13.47
15.02
Inc
2.74
1
General Investors
r
Fund—
7.76
1
Corp
Fidelity
al6.26
16.80
Shares
Street
2.49
—1
Inc
5
Co
Assur
Equitable
American
12.78
7.03
.
Insurance
American
&
Square
Scudder
Investors
Life
10.40
Putnam
lc
Futures Inc
Hamilton Frinds
6.20
Stock
William
Price
13.72
12.62
lc
stock
Petroleum
7.90
—
Pioneer
Inc—
Funds
series
stock
General Bond
7.23
Series
Pine Street Fund Inc
2.39
Inc
Fundamental Investors
Income
95%
141
Life
Agricultural Insurance
3.05s
6.96
Series
Common
4.14
Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp_
Philadelphia Fund Inc
5.35
10c
Fund
Custodian
Electrical
3.79
—
England Fund
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Penn
21.36
Inc_l
Fund
Fund
Capital
6.05
Over-The-Counter
21.78
Florida Growth Fund Inc
imperial
92
3.15s Apr.
9.54
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc
General
5.54
Series
Securities
13.71
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
of
2
Hartford Steam Boiler
9.88
„_25c
Fund
Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fund
12.56
Oppenheimer Fund
a23.51
20c
Growth
Preferred
11.49
Corp___—
York
One
7.79
1
10-
Fidelity
Bond
18.38
Stock
New
15.91
Corp
Equity Fund Inc
Common
24.16
17.00
Series
New
13.96
12.92
14.73
3.42
22.33
Series
Electronics
50c
Electronics Investment
Franklin
123 %
Gulf
Securities Co Inc_
Nucleonics Chemistry
19.36
X17.81
50c
Mutual
3.35
.—
10.68-
3.46
Energy Fund Inc
Financial
interest
Series
Growth
'
Florida
26%
117%
Gov
Shares
Ask
24%
lo
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
5
Insurance Co
Govt
al5.05
—
Investors
Stock
1
Inc
Stock Fund
Federated
Fund-!
Income Series
Howard—
Balanced
11.83
Preferred
18.40
Fund__l
Fund
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton
10.78
Dividend
————-—25c
Stk
Investment
Theory
5.09
beneficial
Bond
66.61
1
Fund Inc
18.22
1
Fund
Dow
16.64
4.71
National Securities Series—
9.15
8.36
1
Shares
15.39
Growth
Balanced
De
Growth
Foundation—
Founda
Bid
Aetna
Franklin
25.66
Nation Wide
23.24
19.79
23.74
Trust
National
1
18.11
Fund—■
Investment
of
17.04
beneficial interest-
of
Mutual
10.39
21.32
15.59
1
Life
3.21
Stock
Inc
22%
9.51
2.94
Trust
Growth
Investors
Invest
Investment Inc
Co
Investors
Investing
15.58
21%
Series B
Diversified
4.84
Mutual Shares Corp
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Dividend
2.36
4.43
Mutual
22.14
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Income
2.16
Mutual
20.02
1
Inc
Delaware
lc
Mutual
1
Inc
Delaware
3.85
Units
11.51
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Western
2.58
3.52
Fund
11.73
10.53
——
Fund
4.36
2.36
_lc
Industries
Massachusetts
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite
3.99
lc
shares
shares of beneficial int—33 '/3c
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
shares—lc
shares
Massachusetts
10.79
1
Investment
3.04
Par
145
Connecticut
2.78
•
&
General Fund Inc—
Commonwealth
:
lc
Petroleum shares
13.34
9.87
-™
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
15.84
12.21
''
'
—
Metal
139
14.49
—
Paper
Mass
International
Sayles
General
Income
Commonwealth
11.29
a30.70
199
1
Inc
Fund Inc
TO. 36
al6.50
13.57
12.55
192
1
Fund
Commonwealth
Inc—1
Fund
of Can—1
9.72
8.89
50c
Stk
Mutual Fund—*
15.44
Boston
of
Fund
17.09
Fund
16.28
14.13
C&pistiana Securities com—1.25
7%> preferred
100
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
Inc__1
15.64
Electric shares
lc
Chemical Fund Inc
12.61
Managed Funds-
12.34
11.29
—1
Trust
Xll.74
Loomis
&
Stock Fund
Growth
Century Shares
17%
1
Loomis-Sayles
20.20
18.67
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
Insurance
18%
1
Trust—,
Investors
Insurance
Life
it."?..
1
Ltd
8.58
Inc
Income
Companies
/ksk
10
Bankers
Lexington
Kid
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
—
16.05
7.85
;
,.
Fund
Knickerbocker
14.64
-1
:
Internatl
Keystone
20.05
,
1
Inc
Com
14.35
Lazard
California
Bonds)
Fund)
(Growth
S-4
11.75
13.13
1
—__
Ltd
(Growth
S-3
10.75
;—50c
Investing
Fund
9.98
13.30
.■,...
Z
(Investment
9.18
3.80
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Street
B-l
12.24
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
Bullock
P&i*
for Friday, October 13)
Aetna
16.75
Investors
American Mutual
Diver
Mutual Fund—1
(The)
al5.40
1
American
Crown
38.58
37.82
Inc
1.25
Inc
Fund
Business
Associated
Broad
Fund
Shares
Affiliated
Boston
15.10
13.82
_1
9.41
American
Blue
Insurance
Fund
Research
2.42
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
Par
Funds—
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
Dated
2-
1-61
3-
1-61
4-
5-
Due
11-
Ask
Bid
1-61
100
100.2
100.2
100.4
12-
4-61
3-61
1-
2-62
100.2
100.4
1-61
2-
1
62
100.1
100.3
Rate
Dated
2.95s
Bid
3s
Ask
3-
1-62
100
100.2
3-61
4-
2-62
100.2
100.4
8-
3.20s
9-
10-
1-61
5-
1-62
100
100.2
5-61
6-
4-62
100.3
100.5
2-61
7-
2-62
100.1
100.3
Treasury Bills
Ask
Bid
1961
99.983
99.984
Feb.
1,
1962
1961
99.942
99.946
Feb.
8,
1962
1961
99.901
99.908
Feb.
15,
1962
99.860
99.870
Feb.
1961
Bid
1-62
7-
3.15s
United States
Due
6-
3.05s
;
Ask
99.268
99.29f
99.221
99.25:
99.166
99.20C
99.112
.
:
99.14f
23,
1962
1961
99.819
99.828
Mar.
1,
1962
99.040
99.071
1961
99.770
99.781
Mar.
8,
1962
98.991
99.02:
1961
99.733
99.745
Mar.
15,
1962
98.933
98.961
22,
98.849
98.884
1961
99.694
99.708
Mar.
1961
99.649
99.666
Mar.
1961
99.589
99.608
23, 1962
Mar. 29, 1962_
99.542
99.562
April
99.480
99.489
April
5,
1962
1962
12,
99.427
99.437
Apr.
99.409
99.434
June
22,. 1962—
99.384
99.410
July
15,
99.338
99.366
Oct.
15,
1962
1962:
98.756
98.665
98.68C
98.643
^
98.65f
98.036
98.056
97.847
——
1962
1962——
98.81(
98.737
1962
98.85E
98.788
i
1962
1962
1962
15,
98.837
97.866
96.987
97.001
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES-
113
104%
•No
97%
New
par
value,
York-Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
value,
t New
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to listing on tl
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued,
y Ex-stock
dividen
,
Volume
Bank
based
the
Number
clearings this week
pared with
us,
194
6099
show
an
increase
com¬
Preliminary figures compiled by
a year ago,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
on
from which it is possible to obtain
0.8%
above
Our
year.
those
for
preliminary
the
of
this center there is
weekly clearings will
corresponding
stand
the
at
$24,806,177,880
week
same
in
1960.
loss for the week ending
a
last
week
At
Friday of
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
0.1%.
Complete
the
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Ending Oct.
York
New
14—
1961
Chicago
Boston
479,565,560
390,600,000
Francisco__.
San
407,400,000
803,049,000
591,030,328
present further below
complete
ended Oct.
Baltimore
354,858,407
159
in
five
days
five
days.
the
All
all
cities,
Total
cities
usual
the
five
$23,678,079,649
1,128,098,231
1,058,477,263
0.6
1961
of
shrs.
0.8
& misc.
Internat'l
Foreign
U.
S.
$106,506,000
Bank
I960
572,906,309
$88,783,000 $1,180,638,000
5,238,000
Govt._____
5,141,900
>'
$111,744,000
.
54,180,450
2,000
6th
to
1961
is
in
the
January
89,108,085
February _____92,803,996
__1—
March
118,034,886
-Quarter
40,197,732
82,449,890
231,496,751
57,291,287
75,886,965
96,950,136
68,826,830
70.968,740
64,351,283
202,650,982
211,206,988
571,794,331
392.831,921
442,703,739
12th
San
53,870.465
70,889,423
The
65 3*9.933
51.051.873
60,853,990
57,518,442
206,282.345
180.074,388
778,076,676
of bank
CLEARINGS
179.459.738
572,906,309
203,841,340
622,163,477
501,687,616
FOR
LEADING
CITIES
—Month of September—
Omitted)
New
1961
York.,
1960
61,639
BANK
CLEARINGS
1960
York
also
107
+
0.9
12,920,383,961
10,421,637,781
+
5.1
1,145,143,258
1.065,787.318
+
7.6
1,361,361,305
1,222,704,013
+
4.3
805,651,850
781,864.453
1,517,555,504
+
3.6
1,409,129,137
1,204,613,521
1,801,109,253
+
1.5
1,610,512,153
1,476,327,445
822,286,797
678,354,544
747,930,991
725.295,635
16,238,220,465
1.213,760,459
1,520,380,508
908,586,903
•
+
0.9
768,100,134
+
4.7
688,410,537
+
.
7.5
663,884,293
furnish
a
the
1961
For
entire
aggregate
579,658, and the
New
that
the
Month
580,426,370
513,548,621
+10.4
1,325,306,285
1,247,964,541
28,617,663,159
12,867.856,003
clearings for the
month
there
was
a
York
Reserve
and
Philadelphia
the
are
totals
District
Reserve
totals
24,216,118,292
20,758,516,152
5.5
11,724,228,751
10,730,355,322
in the Richmond Reserve District
by 0.6%, and in the Atlanta Re¬
District .by 1.1%.
The Chicago Reserve District
suffers
a
loss
cf
5.6%
and
the
St.
Louis
Reserve
0.1%,
the
but
smaller
of
but
0.6%,
trict has to its credit
Reserve
decline, but in the Boston
record an improvement of
District
2.8
serve
a
Reserve
+
+
.
larger by
de¬
of clearing houses of 2.9%,
clearings having been $123,830,aggregate of $127,534,629,712.
In
Cleveland
of
+ 12.1
body
of
1960
Reserve District the totals
In
of the
summary
of
Dallas
District
Reserve
Minneapolis
the
is
an
of
increase
4.1%, and in the San Fran¬
1961
Boston
14
cities
1960
Inc.
or
$
Dec.
%
$
4.123,667,976
4,082,189,565
63,681,379,221
67,022,474,598
+
$
3,954,134,905
3,644, 210,719
5.0
1.0
tt
55,467,770,454
48,909, 504.626
5.0
4,990,346,034
4,736, 896,669
+
0.1
6,517,036,192
6,265 837,162
—
0.6
3,604,633,255
3,565 197,198
—
1.1
5,899 375,855
—
5.6
6,465,505,605
10,488,291,913
—
0.6
3,276,048,793
3,043 135.627
3,233 511,641
—
««
4.805,055,363
5,058,003,486
6,680,234,550
6,674,752,079
3,788,692,277
3,812,905,998
6,621,592,398
6,691,988,486
—
tt
14
44
16
44
31
St.
1958
1959
$
10
8th
Dis¬
Reserve
In the Kansas City
of 1.8%; in the
gain of 0.4%.
a
there
Reserv? District of 4.4%.
cisco
are
District
September—
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
704,972,426
616,027,571
1,456,230,475
29,432,369,885
cities
City
crease
i.o%!
779,234,618
1,607,327,488
_
September.
the
$
4.9
+
13,574.543,976
__
of
both
1958
+
1959
Dec. %
690,791,358
New
We
Inc. or
$
44
Francisco
A:
10,622,119,235
11,255,156,497
44
7
9,867 419,327
3,349,872,295
3,369,216,851
3,394,944,152
3,380,717,102
+
0.4
3,246,043,893
4,587,651,229
4,506.848,864
+
1.8
4,382,123,769
4,405 ,840,540
4,957,032,924
4,763,085,587
+
4.1
4,755,137,631
4,436 ,054,764=
7,218,338,038
6,917,290,599
+
4.4
6,733,484,796
6,260 ,170.861
123,830,579,658
127,534,629,712
—
2.9
113,880,557,240
104,267,154,989
62,191,538,238
62,559,806,315
0.6
60,365,851,646
"57,144,272,006
44
16
44
44
11
.
,
44
18
174
York
cities
City.
We append another table showing clearings
by Federal Reserve
IN
SEPTEMBER
■
——f»
-Jan.
1 to Sept. 30— —'
1959
53,514
64,974
1958
47,122
609,595
546.052
491,439
474,206
43,175
42,607
42,567
1961
1960
1959
1958
1st
2nd
New
York
_
3rd
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
Chicago
St.
9th
Minneapolis
4,386
5,074
51,535
50,038
48,677
43,532
2,997
3,199
2,980
2,755
28,136
29,503
27,741
3,330
3,211
2,973
31,666
30,201
28,841
26,534
3,597
3,388
3,244
3,099
32,584
29,742
28,475
2,608
2,541
2,361
24,052
24,523
23,450
20,420
2,438
2,286
2,133
22,185
20,699
20,484
1.809
1,896
17,293
18,167
18,234
2,089
490,310,698,488
$
46,208,181,741
46,608,353,031
+ :
61.663,537,432
62,755,432,313
34.238,515,683
32,526,401.336
+
—
a
41,814,107,232
0.9
46,058, 299,397
1.7
61,045, 793,698
54,245,115,943
5.3
32,098, 670,984
29,352,960,411
50,822,203,274
61,949.583,099
_
_
City
0.7
57.040, 085,402
96,932, 446,850
+
2.1
29,401, 259,971
26,470,823.607
28,440,257,448
+'
7.0
28,106, 147,421
25,140,318,725
41,895,394,848
39,532,680,445
+
6.0
39,759, 935,283
36,945,17.1,457
45,529,579.684
43,250,169,305
+
5.3
37,965,555,155
65,093,221,276
61,327,147,745
+
6.1
42,738, 585,875
59,073, 334,968
1,188,414,903,916
1,108,812,662,652
+
7.2
1,036,555,893,070
P6A9T9,565,480
562,760,308,618
+
2.9
545.116,437,274
490,713.300.752
tt
14
_
1.4
+
30,671,662,542
,
it
16
-
+
101,031,418,954
30.442.206,213
7
_.
31,316,620,033
578,819.306,961
_
61,119,664,180
101,784.957,858
it
tt
_
tt
86,553,165,864
16.581
2,083
508,769, 919,996
+ LI.3
18,028
1,857
2,303
1,891
564,633,016,349
26,079
2,619
32,411,735,368
24,884
3,325
37,316,630,294
5.4
it
it
8
31
Dallas
12 th
4,602
5,2G6
39,332,726.619
14
Louis
11th
4,642
5,710
1958
35,531, 413,225
%
628.560,207,240
15
_
Nine Months
1959
or
Dec.
"
10
Atlanta
8th
cities
Inc.
$
it
Philadelphia
4th
38,671
4,437
5,260
14
.
1960
$
..
Kansas
Philadelphia
nine months for four years:
Nine Months
1961
Boston
10th
Chicago
Districts in the
•
7th
Sept. 30
—
Nine Months
Nine Months
6th
clearings for leading cities for the
'
(OOO.COO
OF
$
71,971,820
month of September and the nine months ended
in each of the last four years is shown below:
BANK
10.4%.
44
62.373.056
63,858,671
course
of
an
931.809.009
_
month
69.496,464
81.526,684
months__
to
the
In
register
1,050,278,598
Federal Reserve Districts
Nine
of
Kansas City Reserve District the to';als
increase of 7.5%, in the Dallas Reserve Dis¬
trict of 12.1% and in the San Francisco Reserve District
city there
44
_
Total—
Outside
297,846,276
60,896,990
,
Quarter
District
managed
41
Dallas
City
161,101,952
September
3rd
has
41
Minneapolis
Kansas
'56,618,288
_.
August
Reserve
District
Reserve
779,852,398
St. Louis
9tli
10th
Outside New
July
the
54,178,523
76,532,865
271,847,364
months__.
District
44
50,305,141
73,121,328
Quarter
Six
by 0.9%
4.7%.
Reserve
783,239,511
_
136,744,324
___
2nd
New
41
_
46,675,236
190,180,939
—L.¬
June
the
by 1.5%, the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
and the Minneapolis Reserve District by
947,616,223
6
-
49,871,356
101,775,900
May
in
its totals
1,572,821,504
-
1958
299,946,967
April •
trict
Cleveland
and in the Atlanta
Chicago
1,636,580,737
14
1st
4.3%
16.379,300,816
8
65,793,447
65,715,223
of
The
enlarge
44
15
83,253,414
60,533,354
that
appears
44
14
1959
63,932,362
of
4 <
following:
1960
3.6%.
the
In
1,101,642,646
_
-Number of Shares-
1961
it
gain of 7.6%, in the Richmond Reserve
a
1,275,299,430
_
Chicago
$93,924,900 $1,233,898,700 $1,077,602,550
indicated
District
We group the cities
rj
Atlanta
4,500
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first nine months in
1958
5.1%.
record
1961
"
'r..
V
53,258,700
—
bonds__
$953,417,600
______
this
of
totals
week
SUMMARY
Districts the totals register
______+
govt
Total
1961
778,076,676
60,853,990
C.++
Ponds—
Railroad
Nine Months
1°60
63,858,671
Outside
gain of 0.7%.
a
Richmond
the
Stocks—
1960.
Cleveland
6.6
+
1960 follow:
Number
in
Philadelphia
York
5th
0.1
2.8
+
$24,806,177,880 $24,600,929,577
-Month of September—
trict
increase
an
cities
4th
monthly detailed statement of transactions
Description
was
this
(including this city) the totals
show an improvement of 0.9%, in the Boston Reserve
District of 4.9% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
give the final
previous—the
there
_
7tli
York Stock Exchange is appended.
The
September and the nine months of 1961 and
of
able to
week
from
District
830,086,783
New
3rd
1.7
New
results
the
week
and
Reserve
1,827,810,991
Boston
2nd
0.4
$23,542,452,314
week-
for
of
that
week
same
1st
5.3
+
5,292,386,595
days
day
one
all
Our
on
cities,
For
located
are
York
increase of 5.5%, the bank
clearings at this center
11th
Total
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
$
4.1
$18,237,588,494 $18,250,085,719
5,440,491,155
by
We
however, which
Federal Reserve Districts
8th
cities
results
7.
are
we
Week Ended October 7—
+ 16.3
—
361,078,975
cities,
covered
2.8%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $29,432,369,885 against $28,617,663,-
2.3
—
538,773,116
Ten
week
statement,
we
4.4
420,832,617
Cleveland
Other
the
issue of next week.
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
2.4
+
691,051,152
398,492,342
Pittsburgh
of
our
6.0
+
710,209,350
490,705,784
Louis
St.
966,000,000
678,788,488
City
in
appear
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
0.1
1,242,828,390
989,000,000
—
Kansas
45
%
,168,302,647
Philadelphia
details
exact
having registered
1960
$12,372,161,498 $12,382,326,559
________
(1653)
furnish them
was an
Week
and
foregoing will
cannot
and
totals
against $24,600,929,577 for
Chronicle
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
will
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
14, clearings from all cities of the United States
Oct.
be
The Commercial and Financial
...
Detroit
....
Boston
San
Fran..
Cleveland
..
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Kansas
.
City
2,031
f
2,056
19,477
18,629
18,940
1,697
1,714
1,641
1,601
16,089
15,742
15.107
2,164
2,108
2,100
19,922
18,563
18,328
Francisco
San
Outside
13,864
2,218
_
New
11
174
York
City
a
18
..
Total
17,081
Louis...
Minneapolis.
_
cities
_
16,293
St.
Houston
1,838
1,794
1,770
17,076
1,662
15,974
1,992
1,851
1,793
17,792
17,127
16,275
1,682
1,593
1,557
15,784
15,374
15,098
13,901
1,309
1,317
1,314
1,231
12,204
12,195
11,872
10,556
.
Baltimore
Richmond
1,245
1,274
1,173
1,160
9,938
9,511
9,407
Louisville
16,397
-Clearings, Total AllMonth-
8,338
8,306
8,111
10,552
10,548
8,847
7,883
940
8,483
8,635
7,751
Jacksonville
1,076
1,122
1,201
1,044
10,968
11,282
11,112
Portland
1,039
1,026
1.023
913
9,123
9,086
8,635
7,559
1,145
1,152
Denver
St.
1,004
1,030
10,394
10,592
9,810
8,197
790
749
781
7,206
6,867
6,850
6,192
987
1,062
940
920
9,170
8,303
7,999
8,087
819
866
814
785
7,455
6,976
6,855
6,154
682
693
687
558
6,476
6,220
5,809
620
..
Buffalo
648
1st
May
June
Total
2nd
Total
6
584
580
5,740
5.865
5,531
5,142
Washington.
665
606
588
626
6,078
5,363
5,402
5,427
Milwaukee
713
695
675
593
6,961
6,738
6,113
5,469
July
676
647
612
604
6,385
5,852
5,610
5,080
Quarter.
August
Nashvlile
.
..
Tot. 31 Cities
Other
114,470
Cities
Total
All
96,070
1,102,152
1,025,551
956,279
893,260
8,197
86,262
83,256
8C.276
104,267
1,188,414
1,108,812
1.036,555
578,819
562,760
545,116
490,713
64,132,174,994
358,569,968,395
+ 10.4
~89,289,520,954
185,902,745,450
120,116,411,482
+
123,507,007,607
131,644,317,536
+ 15.0
60,508,609,630
68,455,985,055
+
7.4
67,745,297,878
60,725,500,863
63,055,180,759
64,964,586,784
+
4.3
375,267,736,625
+
8.2
196,709,892,563
188,745,268,409
+
4.2
733,837,705,020
+
9.3
385,999,413,517
374,648,013,859
+
3.0
119,061,004,371
+
8.3
+
128,379,323,549
123,830,579,658
.
add
60,365
our
detailed
statement showing
Total
3rd
Total
9
Quarter-
127,534,629,712
2.1
$
$
or
Dec. %
1960
1.8
—
0.4
+
.
8.6
59,979,265,239
4-
66,837,306,495
62,191,538,238
8.3
4.0
65,573,223,205
+
6.4
1.9
0.6
62,559,806,315
2.9
+
3.0
192,819,893,444
188,112,294,759
+
2.3
+
7.2
578.819.306.961
562,760,308,613
+
2.9
week ended Oct. 7 for 4 yeais.
Week Ended Oct. 7Inc. or
Dec. %
$
j.
5.2
"374^974^957,632
1,188,414,903,916
1961
+
—
January 1 to September 30
Inc.
1960
—
63,791,048,711
the figures for each city for the month of September and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for
1961
at—
:
1,108.812,662,652
386,247,202,762
Months—
-Month of September-
Clearings
59,661,046,704
66,686,132,274
+
964,919
57,114
62,109,523,752
56,566,894,429
133,501,445,433
September
71,659
9,017
9,186
62,559
62,191
now
104,863
127,534 113,880
9,360
123,830
..
Outside NYC
We
118,348
Months
66,036,494,251
1.3
+ 12.4
406,160,501,825
Quarter-
April
5,002
Paul....
Memphis
Total
+ 17.3
115,201,713,433
125,871,839,970
802,167,701,154
9.624
.
117.496,414,992
396,007,199,329
March
787
6.3
137,823,307,343
116,726,660,185
January
February
8,803
Omaha
or
%
128,915,177,671
845
901
995
Birmingham
+
.
.
141,449,920,150
904
1,181
963
...
Dec
122,692,985,650
142,017,596,025
916
1,166
7,278
$
141,457,231,801
925
1,004
..
Orleans
Seattle
Inc
1960
$
Dec. %
$
1,132
New
1961
Inc. or
1960
1961
8,021
.
months for two years:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
15,528
1,600
.
Atlanta
Cincinnati
The following compilation covers the years as by
14,299
1,966
.
...
.
52,887,706,956
1961
1960
Inc. or
1959
$
$
Dec. %
$
1958
$
First Federal Reserve District--Boston—
Maine—Bangor
Portland
19,942,465
__
Fall
-
_
163 ,211,810
2.1
+
7,792.043
633,984,376
3,791,311
+ 21.3
3,941,992
3,469,512
1,889,669
+"~7.3
1,54
14,926,950
11,173,254
4.9
878,979,346
849,210,131
153,251,177
145 ,260,660
+
5.5
4,617,296
2,027,361
+
7.7
97:301,804
97 ,950,519
7,854,395
+
4.5
69,792,465
69 ,523,096
+
0.4
—
5,714,133
9,081,945
742,158,685
8.8
+
1.8
7.3
3.5
+
.
+ 33.6
+
0.7
16,696,953
+
1.5
157^563,137
154 ,319,700
+
2.1
4,667,968
4,545,235
+
2.7
2,229,846
4,441,583
65,227,798
+ 299
759,407,447
618
+ 22.7
22,308,603
19,445,043
+
14.7
16,547,697
11,930,683
+
6.2
613,164,750
571 231.472
+
7.3
17,842,448
*15,899,676
7.1
2,292,552,746
2,110 ,188,538
+
8.6
68,903,377
64,003,699
+
7.7
66,190,768
38,108.043
+
+
8.8
27,110,062
23,780,216
+TT5
36,T2~5~800
34 395,100
1.3
3,783,635
3,368,358
931,809,009
779,234,618
103.875,263
21,501,500
14,482,863
62,634,053
217.456,261
104,337.412
cities)-
+ 12.2
3^9 31
1,846,739
14,732.940
66,516,845
Haven
Hampshire—Manchester
,816,183
4 277.677
232,896,066
:■——
—
20,504,400
162,218,400
Island—Providence
(14
4,700,584
304. 117,318
30,201 ,819,394
9,950,380
+
4,355,865
330,768,573
31,666,466,491
16,915,049
—
Worcester
Total
166,652,742
9.7
8,210,312
—
84,750,468
Bedford-
Connecticut—Hartford--
New
2.3
0.2
10,720,302
-
Springfield
New
+
15,808,270
River
Holyoke
Rhode
—
32,689,371
3,330,679,074
,16,088.966
_
Lowell
New
20,421,927
35,859,813
3,325,648,033
-
Massachusetts—Boston
—
164,955,500
17,982,345
13,435,920
4,123,667,976
4,082,189,565
,
+
0.5
31,514,609
; 28,957,515
+
4.9
207,480,300
197 ,442,700
+
5.1
1.7
1,651,788,000
1,563 659,600
+
5.6
46,~5~35~400
41^633^600
+ 33.8
149,971,781
141 ,105,803
+
6.3
4,963,423
5,028,821
—
+
1.0
1,016,565.206
39,332,726,619
977, 983.501
37,316,630,294
+
+
3.9
5.4
1,101,642,646
1,050,278,598
—
+
4.9
The Commercial and Financial. Chronicle
(1654)
46
-Month of September1961
Inc.
1960
S
Inc. or
Dec. %
*
.
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
-Week Endea <-ot. 7-
-January 1 to September 30-
1960
1961
at—
Clearings
.
$
1961
1960
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
1958
1959
$
or
Dec. %
$
$
Second Federal Reserve District—Hew YorkNew
303,242,336
13,593,098
17,665,228
61,639,041,420
Rochester
226,638,056
—
3.2
64,188,341
61,587,466
+
4.2
52,417,744
46,575,386
5,865, 311,134
—
2.1
156,500,424
147,744,881
+
5.9
128,241,250
123,461,547
122, 199,656
120, 480,257
+
1.4
3,741.287
3,100,614
+ 20.7
3,011,279
+
6.0
4,986,289
4,411,874
+ 13.0
4,041,118
3,659,479
+ 11.6
15,857,825,909
15,749,807,156
+
0.7
12,491,889,541
10,028,160,840
123,957,366
160, 840,237
151, 725,864
609,595, 596,955
546,052, 354,034
4.7
2,104, 487,554
1,242, 653,486
1,957, 073,839
+
7.5
64,083,350
62,148,398
+
3.1
50,528,844
42,869,624
1,171, 501,469
+
6.1
34,628,547
32,714,828
+
5.9
29,705,626
24,573,571
2.8
263,,650,658
264 571,729
0.3
1.7
3,142, 852,142
3,053, 860,918
2.9
89,777^721
86,9417614
~373
76,978^96
7.5
103,568,948
89,763,634
+ 15.4
;,83,570,363
11.3
16,379,300,816
16,238,220,465
0.9
12,920,383,961
+
30,543,100
Total
31,429,989
324,215,835
374,099,246
383,450,252
—
2.4
3,850, 407,017
3,581, 849,960
63,681,<379,221
cities),
(10
2.377,192
1.8
—
318,637,809
Utica
New Jersey—Newark—
Northern New Jersey
;
,
+ 11.3
216,394,750
137,999,803
—
2,414 ,287,145
5,740, 226,928
5.1
+
64,974,823,397
New
2,337, 292,607
0.8
—
—
17,357,972
York
Jamestown
5.1
4.4
+
648,659,818
13,491,280
Elmira
288,592,121
620,020,943
York—Albany-—
Buffalo
67,022,474,598
—
5.0
628,560,207,240
564,633,016,349
+
2.1
—
—
+
+
71,8407678
/ 78,119,464
-
10,421,637,781
'
Third Federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
7,360,561
7,518,584
Bethlehem
8,073,080
8.984,155
3,518,908
12,702,332
40,729,728
Scranton
4,642,000,000
23,388,002
__
8,084,605
26,898,270
29,001,172
Philadelphia
Reading
30,098,376
Wilkes-Barre
Du
New
Total
5,263,224
+~l+3
4,8497669
4,~2307055
rsri
1,064,0007665
995,0007666
4,867,681
4,108,595
0.3
+
1.3
1,189,000,000
1,131,000,000
+
4.9
5,765,632
5,637,920
2.1
7,256,929
7,319,237
—13.1
212,561,082
284,847,962
v
202,604.518
3.6
290,989,723
—
(a)
4.4
2,521,585
—
114,423,104
66,650,667
80,312,139
4,805,055,363
5,058,003,486
258,275,712
19,473,988
72,444,204
3.8
1,041,578,337
5.0
46,608,353,031
6,760,333
3.373,378
1.9
7,311,258
6,798,450
7,315,774
3.8
30,529,885
29,302,714
+
4.2
25.121.984
19.457.787
25,345,278
21,721,734
+16.7
22,064,413
19,888,246
0.9
1,275,299,430
1,213,760,459
5.1
1,145,143,258
1,065,787,318
—
+
46,208,181,741
<[, •+.,.
..
biS'r"
1.8
651,847,803
—
6,839,780
4,216,260
0.9
11.0
—-
1,002,967,721
678,866,410
2.3
+
—
(a)
4.1
21,876,008
71,157,423
—17.0
+
2,218,870
7,174.329
7.3
278,484,565
5.4
—
7,982,585
(a)
157,230,230
3.6
—
2.119,717
<
1,596,905
2,312,298
+
3.1
42,607,000,000
43,175,000,000
9.9
—72.4
___
+
■'.+ -it
73.662,296
75,909,315
4.4
—
118,743,412
cities).
(14
5,702,372
197,282,327
1.5
+ 25.9
1,290,485
5.3
421,457,053
197,871,962
2,385,869
Jersey—Trenton_.
3,029,539
399,021,520
7,694,374
Delaware—Wilmington
1,879,932
834,795
2.6
+
—
29,331,965
28,041,765
Bois
Hazleton
2,065,164
30.1
17,221,884
(a)
York
1,625,046
3.0
99,199,460
—12.1
23,721,949
4,437,000,000
.
Lebanon
46,359,976
24,342,808
7,966,994
Lancaster
5.8
70,724,959
69,330,448
C-
60,410.874
68,575,170
—72.3
Harrisburg
1,831,387
1,963,010
56,883,702
—10.1
Chester
+
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
60,858,768
_
Columbus
Hamilton
_
_
Lorain
_
_
_
Mansfield
_
_
22,784,810
8,087,412
60,365,222
_
Newark
Toledo
—
3,162,327,100
185,098,682
59,253,748
73,606,238
7.1
553,635,811
531,634,759
2.3
523,823,481
581,602,931
+ 15.8
458,563,635
468,058,657
+
56,360,815
—
45,121,682
1,513,932,972
17,293,620,098
253,162.484
(15
—
27,708,457
16,917,766
cities)
—
32,228,283
—*
2.6
304,990,323
604,470,053
171,103,309
82,971,600
77,634,300
+
11,192.658
283.738,839
261,880,546
546,893,049
467,335,217
6.9
70 983,100
59,308,100
4.1
14,839,755
13,659,870
•:+
8 6
13 754 817
11,711,737
9.9
14,963,070
14,652,574
+
2.1
13,037,906
13,169,598
527,572,562
483,376,764
+
9.1
421,043,032
398,106,156
+
7.6
1,361,361,305
1,222,704,012
V.
3.9
—
4.8
—
3.3
—
:
2.1
182,162,667
61,663,537,432
11,910,562
0.3
2.0
—
62,755,432,313
1.8
+
6.1
6,674,752,079
+
0.1
24,358,163
+
3.4
220,393 ,853
222,803,577
—
1.1
83,896,000
6,680,234,550
5.0
+ 10.8
—
1.2
j." ■'
299,638,772
16.4
+
20,246,560
m
669,512,367
247,878,648
—
42,408,558
33,066,395
+
1.9
+
:
379,634,741
+ 11.4
311,672,133
—19.5
18,167,214,514
367,195,449
14,914.814
312,547.399
—
1,575,544,114
1.8
7.7
175,240,314
1,891,670,037
30,864,092
Total
3.0
14,173,984
0.1
+ 13.9
2,776,983,700
182,963,748
1.1
+
—
—
:":y
24,523,100,907
4.0
39,133,264
Kentuckv—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
24,052,670,074
15.0
170,053,168
City
568,248,453
12,195,024,530
+ 11.4
+
—
1,857,452,093
Erie
562,220,693
12,204,074,507
0.4
+
59,464,086
52,271,045
Pa.—Pittsburgh
Oil
307,272,000
58,078,359
_
Youngstown
_
2,608,835,412
6,873,521
Cleveland
1.6
0.6
+
59,924,644
23,693,541
__
1,317,399,009
342,398,300
_
1,309,136,643
2,619,072,373
Cincinnati
V-
+22.0
867,430 000
7
840,631,000
+
3.2
2.3
9,938,628 978
•
-"9,511,182,883
+
4.5
.,+
6.1
1.7
—
1,636,580,737
1,520,380,508
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
+..i
West
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
25,183,723
Richmond
^
39,506,025
Columbia
'
Frederick
of
(8
cities).
—
606,379,672
3,788,692,277
3,812,905,998
+
—
rt:\Uii.c+.
+
i
295,397,671
22,692 000
20,361 000
1.0
243 430 909
245,840,935
+
9,529,912
7.2
5,907,168
8,312,722
+~~0~.8
36471727098
350,0377307
+13.3
1867479", 3 38
15879~34~,6l5
+
l~f.3
159*3077598
5.3
947,616,223
908,586,903
+
4.3
805,651,850
73,916 596
6,078,810 778
70,037,394
+
5,363,105,749
0.6
34,238,515,683
32,526,401,336
i
5.5
9.7
>
2.7
'
V:' '
' •'
+13.8
786,447,949
+
1,992,100,000
34,080,235
+
<
1,357,694,346
1,308,312,754
4 5
6,385,108,565
5,852,180,449
1.3
647,432,067
17,792,800,000
17,127,100,000
1.0
309,760,235
260,625,202
250,772,563
0.3
260,110,021
9.1
263,145,151
+
164,062,576
149,671,309 "
+
9.6
3.9
+
35,879,293
491,000,000
466,900,000
+
5.2
+
1.7
+
3.9
28,930,653
8,069,438
+ 24.0
"
28,472,049..
28,814,513
,
+
,
.
1,076,769,735
1,122,801,051
—
6.1
7.354.315
7.057,638
—
65,138,184
37,035,854
37,048,154
38,097,000
37,898,000
,
4.1
10,968,801,663
r
-
>'
'}
•
1.2
—
11,282,943,019
+
1,152,449,346
Mobile
66,245,496
Jackson
79,364,343
2.7
1,529,131,679
10,394,494,662
—
7,165,187
10,592,631,229
—
1.7
620,468,135
2.8
+
1,447,674,501
0.6
12,300,070
3,510,413
1,132,263,000
1,166,039,948
6,621,592,398
6,691,988,486
Total
(16
cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
Arbor
6,386,474
Grand
Rapids.
Jackson
Muskegon
Bend
Terre
Haute
639,910,099
1.2
5.6
241,057,622
325,083,335
315.385,319
3.0
+
243,846,774
1.9
—
323,311,042
338,929,000
16,607,803
+
.
3.1
•'"•.+'
16,646.555
249,828,887
0.2
—
62,598,436
Moines
705.018,604
+
104,494,449
+
32,020,277
30,345,647
+
5.5
2.9
10,552,053,000
10,548,244,561
+
0.1
280,125,000
283,030,754
1.1
61,949,583,999
61,119,664,180
+
1.4
1,572,821,504
1,517,555,504
151,352,267
140,446,248
6.J
28,136,792.000
29,503,769,000
5.5
401,580,409
407,742,560
17,299,902
803,145,112
1.4
_
982,098
956,781
Peoria
4.7
197,211,092
200,987,022
74,622,543
130,275,347
625,650,786
1,177,851,032
3,870,202,036
8.8
r.
441,684,660
192,924,572
:
+ 10.9
517,568,053
6,961,283,974
+
462,796,066
6,738,307,346
+
2.6
8,737,858
+
9.8
86,663,340
2.1
109,189,347
—
—
110,021,521
35,467,704
2,022,333
—
cities).
1,204,613,521
+
8.8
0.1
2,809,996
3,664,567
1
20,786,958
26,537,358
■■■■'.>
■
22,913,583 '
12,765,260
—
1.9
2.1
.
—
.'+76.4
+
17,30 4,789
18,775,059
+ 15.8
—
T
9,761,349
11,534,840
V-r
■
17,696,607
16,064,295
95,210,000
95,355,000
12,855,903
4,913,055
165,950,196
/
168,227,307
•
+ 10.2
14 819 224
0.2
£6,214 000
10,445,935
+ 23.1
10,719.431
9,256,777
6,074,803
—19.1
5.553,422
4,283,987
1.3
140,184,735
12,536,558
••
3.0
2.1
2.5-
-V
4.3
—
84.520,000
+
3.3
+
2.6
—
+
_
.
121,467,926
v.
7.8
+
19,276,924
—
0.8
1.0
■
4,027,913
,
'
+
37,131,337
—
266,141,075
89,953,139
3.3
39,231,954
38,855,314
4.5
338,089,463
341,570,803
—
1.0
8.886,703
63,469,403
68,468,118
L'3,700,168
22,373,745
2,422,538
2,023,425
1.6
2,403,345,558
2,274,384,675
+
5.7
2.5
824,310,998
767.462.907
+
7.4
+ 48 2
—
+
8,983,724
4,366,356
50,391,099
43,959,721
19,412,359
17,950,769
+
8.1
154,159,681
156,028,870
7,734,387
+
0.6
73,941,181
67,323,018
+
9.8
5,710,913,936
7.9
51,535,693,258
50,038,459,876
+
3.0
1,336,081,244
5.1
320,847,846
304,666,572
+
5.3
9,712,098
77,676,506
59,197,442
38,172,185
3,235,841
10,622,119,235
+
11,255,156,497
—
9.137 685
59,856,863
52.898.029
b.9
+
11,664,325
—
+ 14.6
—
].l
7.3
—
—
1,309,475,820
37,034,951
3,425,148
(31
1,409,129,137
+ 11.8
84,448,968
+
4—
201,687,230
10,900,928
73,476,445
Total
3.6
—42.7
452,843,228
4.9
—
695.558,861
37,424,387
Sterling
+
13,588,876
12.2
—
3,792,409,647
+
50,429,380
+
1,213,845,406
1.2
3.6
4.6
—
612,842,849
2.0
+
21,031,827
63,186,731
Rockford
Springfield
194.887,074
2
38,917,035
Decatur
773,765
263 62 (,467
_;v
...
5,260,366,938
Chicago
822,804
1.0
4,144,429
1.5
7,779,667
Bloomington
2.6
+
4.6
+
170,851,297
470,045,435
8.4
4,507,944
7.8
+
—
6,471,826
Illinois—Aurora
14,426,590
v
^
•>
1.4
—
774,907,825
162,930,806
527,581,894
—
49,217,522
92,198,525
Ames
\
■
9.0
—
135,665,396
55,918,757
9.1
4.8
+
393,615,982
261,899,804
City
.»
106,007,889
—47.3
68,330,910
133,010,885
4.160.429
Rapids
249,086,573
.•
.
714,681,571
+
15,121,732
2,020,438
Manitowoc
0.6
7.9
11,124,056
VJatertown
1.0
+
1.7
9,590,350
Iowa—Cedar
+
.
220,811,104
282,323.265
:
'
—14.3
—
21,144,415
713,944,053
Oshkosh
Sheboygan
Sioux
326,397,754
339,429,000
;
3.2
+
64,750,760
53,532,360
Milwaukee
+
—
20,011,444
20,007,900
Wisconsin—Madison
_
88,818,262
,
398,363,387
South
Des
93,050,646
7,965,151
Indianapolis
—
40,840,449
22,143,941
City
+
+
16,212.601
58,923,307
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Gary
0.5
—
3,199,210,000
17,153.201
Lansing
Bay
17,694,543
43,068,826
Flint
■
5,919,246
.
District—Chicago2,997,822,000
Detroit
0.1
+
12,516,248
3,621,308
—
73,538,007
Meridian
•
■
'
"
Louisiana—New Orleans
6,393,876
'
•
—
146,782,565
1,145,831.669
Montgomery
Vicksburg
26,837,068
125,678,225
410.400.000
'
150.675,495
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
359,800.000
30.437,122
13.9 77 737
,
+ 12.2
8,590,037
'
32,105,604
28,895,482
Tampa
>-
-
3.8
+
304,651,112
+ 12.8
33,737,757-
Columbus
Florida—Jacksonville
781,864,453
'
'
■■
'
0.5
142.602,872
Macon
Alabama—Birmingham
152,7L4~o7l66
'
.'.'V
\
141,867,737
1,966,800,000
Augusta
23.3
+
'
676,746,682
Georgia—Atlanta
0.6
+
417,812,577
+
'
Nashville
+
10,215,846
15,374,293,041
Sixth Federal Reserve District—,Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
5,172,323
5,112 077
6,851,949
23,071,000
292,356,850
6,890,900 !•-a? • T
28,455,000
i'c 'tO
a J
420,177,468
895,242 585
15,784,421 821
+12.5
7,712,834
665,332,139
7.3
4.8
„
T:357,899,742"
379,671 072"
0.3
+
—
94,166,275
1,682,191,012
8,677,872
Columbia—Washington
—
39,625,996
100,995,413
1,600,785,582
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
-
'1.,274,576,046
1,245,827,523
Bouth - Carolina—Charleston
District
>
102,384,000
2U
20,281,526
8,023,472
426,014
■
1.2
•
19.7
1.744 870
1,783.975
2.0
1,175 794 402
1,083.998,070
—16.7
8 344.730
10,944,009
*
+
5.4
664,499,578
0.1
17,647,376
18,309,605
3.6
16
946,371
16,172,880
6.7
564,321,124
522,392,598
+
8.0
14,746,138
14.586,228
+
1.1
12.906,702
12,049,882
2.0
324,446,336
291,245,337
+ 11.4
9,885,384
9,233,651
+
7.1
9,880,238
8,234,220
5.9
32,658,901
5.6
101,784,957,858
101,031,418,954
1,827,810,991
1,801,109,253
+
1.5
1,616,512,153
0.4
375.400,000
350,400,000
lT.9
194,833,257
190,815,841
7.8
194.494,239
133,828,039
"*7.3
3737*27633
0.9
768,100,134
664,691,830
—
—
'
+
—
+
—
•
r
32,873,514
—
0.7
+
0.7
+
2.2
+
0.4
.
1,476,327,445
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Cape
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
Total
1,697,450,229
1,714,232,849
23,965,417
22,902,402
3,528,055
3,663,843
925.196.123
916.316,089
682,355,626
693,647,558
3,676,366
3.708,519
13,700,479
Girardeau.
Independence
14,745,591
3,349,872,295
3,369,216,851
—
+
■
—
+
—
—
—
1.0
16,089,100,718
15,742,018,893
4.6
207,510,939
206,765,620
3.7
32,890,853
33,607,502
—
2.4
"
420,400,000
-
422,000,000
—
j
2057162*,209
1.0
8,338,840,979
8,306,675,448
+
0.4
1.6
6,476,869,123
6,220,132,464
+
4.1
0.9
29,875,939
31,157,800
7.1
141,531,482
131,304,815
+
7.8
3,771,246
4,"0697646
0.6
31,316,620,033
30,671,662,542
+
2.1
830,086,783
822,286,797
229,670,251
.
176,245,286
+
191,054,942
.
:•
4.1
..
•«
»
1
—
.
—
373*107664
i
(7
cities)
—
+
678,354,5.44
Volume
194
Number 6099
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-Month of September1961
Clearings
at—
-January 1 to September 30-
1960
$
(1655)
Inc.
$
or
-Week Ended Oct. 7-
1961
1960
Inc.
or
1961
1960
%
$
Dec
f*
t
e
Dec. 1*
47
Inc.
1959
1958
I
or
Dec. %
$
Ninth Federal Reserve District
r—Minneapolis—
i
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
36,980,625
40,619,013
2,218,589,241
i._
_
Rochester
2,164,230,889
:
Winona
;
.5,711,226
Falls
]
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Hastings
5.3
426,323,406
+ 22.5
112,060,522
160,234,477
| 8,371,345
460,066,218
447,072,225
191,2117351
177,7747446
161~,7077841
24,375,926
12,553/)83
12,948,030
4,2587853
4,290^260
5,5657385
+ 13.5
0.8
—
82 584,000
+ 26.0
'
6.5
—
+ 12.8
+
5.6
+
4.7
431 888,084
+
7.4
44
272,336,220'
30,442,206,213
' *
:
+
+
8,186,035
779367570
9,3817723
8,6307449
16,5~43~665
1677567847
16,5207615
17,21l76D7
783,239,511
747,930,991
688,410,537
661,506,382
+ 12.5
588 ,283,450
=
22,987,025
0.4
+ 14.7
211 272,466
621,143,686
+ 29.5
236,480
268 ,264,282
237,776,116
3.0
+
4.8
50,743,664
'
v
+
153 ,019,517
+12.4
—
2,702,092
106 889,689
.
463 854,923
2.1
+
/
v
7,824,192
6.8
+
+ 10.2
429, 603,832
104,053,109
5.3
47 162,604
27, 054,355
,
,
0.2
—
■
20 ,588,209
1.5
5.6
+ 11.7
28,440,257,448
7.0
+
4.7
+
City5,283,643.;
v
1.3
46,866,564
48,834,282
+13.0
380,8807575
381 994,862
0.4
7,206,434,613
6,867, 308,582
—
4.0
1,452,467
1,099,829
1,096,405
949,069
617,732
0.3
10,995,976
10,524,973
12,296,749
11,733,102
+
4.9
193,768,091
174,559,242
167,935,360
179,064,525
+ 27.1
17,275,373
13,896,476
7,506,701
7,217,935
4.8
33,714,637
37,908,749
31,605,622
30,868,632
—
1,203,339
1,397,521
—-—
45,296/344
Omaha"
~/
4,822,176'
127,966,080
>
Kansas
City
Joseph
35.0
43, 815,147
+
6.0
+
5.8
18,447,010
17 583,866
+
4.9
+
9.8
571,424,717
449 486,784
5.0
1,312,262,831
1,252 353,921
—15.6
;50,348,131
54 723,305
0.3
19,477,770,994
18,629 164,084
4.6
499,82~7~235
466,To6JS33
3.3
42M18Z509
450.726/764
515,256,106
513 ,373,090
0.4
13,521,925
12,849,359
—13.0
15,064,168
15,838.958
23,051,137
2,798,834,097
23 ,197,407
0.6
2,674 ,819,629
4.6
8,195,865
7,150,459
7,110,594
7,732,320
779,852,398
725,295,635
663,884,293
704,972,426
134,696,814
2,089,433,383
—
53,113,382
2,570,504
+
2,955,234
309.889,369
Springs,
—
6,600,672
-V
54,847,117
;
—
Colorado—Colorado
+
;
5,569,000
V
Carthage
!
?
304,275,825
+
46,429,794
1.8
+
8.0
(14
32,917,851
30,447,835
+
8.1
276,630,922
272 169,669
1.6
1,062,953,503
987,213,291
+
7.7
9,170,757,357
8,303 ,855,817
+ 10.4
4,587,651,229
.4,506,848,864
+
1.8
41,895,394,84$
39,532,680,445
.
_
cities)
1,172,408
/ 2,056,065
/
2,083,571,676
Oklahoma—Tulsa
—
—
55,356,727
:
2,175,357
Wichita ,ZZZZZZZZ~ZZZZZZZZZZZZI
Total
790,524,079
60,762,582
Missouri—Joplin
Denver
"
6,510,237
"Parsons
: 1'
40,069^738
•
787,403,402
Kansas—Manhattan
■(/■
30,707,047
—
3,380,717,102
5,217,607
_
Lincoln-
St..
6.9
75,540,636
3,394,944,152
Nebraska—Fremont
+
27,282,712
■
3,499,750
cities)
6,976, 876,941
51,973,714
5.5
+
4,973,045
73,269,275
Lewlston
(16
7,455,152,666
+ 11.5
—
30,885,249
1 *
30,672,228
Helena
Total
5.3
—
52,475,544
5,078,119
32,602,189
—
Falls
493,434,953
9.3
18,530,243
59,183,279
—
Great
9,956,491
527,062,320
+
12,442,681
17,326,678
:
,
9,932,804
7.3
149, 369,771
9,021,000
11,785,393
Sioux
3.9
+
163,195,634
51,887,659
11,054,963
Huron
334, 447,713
18,568 716,055
+
19,922,108,725
7.5
3,075,285
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
347,555,279
2.5
5,121,955
3,244,412
;
Forks
Grand
South
9.0
+
+
866,090,516
49,130,372
Falls
Dakota—Fargo_:
—
15,838,583
819,789,857
Fergus
North
'
17,026,545
Paul
St.
6.0
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas;—
Texas—Austin
Beaumont
Dallas
;
/
> 185,850,815
TV
r 21,376,000
186,872,216
21,273,000
+
Port
:
—_____i
1,838,021,721
1,794,557,042
+
2.4
'.
—
■
Arthur_'___^__________—._
Wichita
Texarkana
3+
Total
;
24,539,021
•-
4,957,032,924
.
4,763,085.587
Twelfth Federal Reserve District^—Sari Francisco—
?
Washington—Bellingham
-T
9,561,810
•
1,004,989,172
Seattle,
Yakima
Idaho—Boise
Oregon—Eugene—
Portland
v
—
Lake
1,039,067,565
T
47,907,934
'•
——
City___—
San
San
+.
4.4
+
3.0
—
'
—
■„
-
cities)-—-
(174
+
5,690~696
5,774,137
6.77M55
6,967,141
14,323/774
14JL47/727
12,0547797
690,791,358
616,027,571
580,426,370
513,548,621
72, 094,704
+
3.8
251,164,638
223,379,206
201,742,320
204,824,505
+
4.3
7,612,825
7,217,209
7,113,406
7,325,714
550, 449,886
495, 900,830
+ 11.0
227, 927,888
221 572,652
+
253,506,420
220,154,655
209,876,332
210,132,524
110,181/704
104,505^424
106,361,927
2.4
29,705,442
25,679,656
,—17.5
20,424,567
18,725,228
686,837,893
36.310,752
618,219,342
+ 10.6
11,804.982
13,304,314
2.9
16,985,167
14,073,760
+10.4
1,325,306,285
1,247,964,541
.
.
9,123,,966,087
9,086 317,336
366,,248,145
331 681,517
4.9
4,539,,894,151
+
1.5
+
243 061,299
<
2.9
0.4
+
+ 10.4
4,245, 309,320
2,878, 173,243
+
482, 094,640
+
6.3
8.6
1,012,,685,056
1,148 550,248
—11.8
4.3
399, 872,071
353, 536,764
116,79~L932
5.5
512, 499,594
+ 13.1
< 7
111,193,027
—
43,270,725
,7
7
+
26,182,334
r+
1.7
241 ,996,848
246 952,059
+
6.2
32,584 ,484,400
29,742 ,851,657
+
9.6
'
8.1
1,609 ,567,388
1,531 327,089
+
5.1
678 165,064
*—12.7
T
•
13,940,625
—
;/
16,104,135
■
—
J
•'
2.0
864,404,370
43,212,738
•
'«■:
+ 11.0
778,651,106
44,084,484
••'*
—
2.0
+
9.5
512
,956,314
445 143,408
+ 15.2
14,119,397
12,763,492
71,754,307
+
2.0
652 ,198,485
640 ,601,766
+
1.8
16,284,621
16,770,664
6,917,290,599
+
4.4
65,093,221,276
61,327.147,745
+
6.1
1,607,327,488
127,534,629,712
2.9
1,188,414,903,916
1,108,812,662,652.
+
7.2
29,432,369,885
28,617,663,159
+
2.8
24,216,118,292
20,758,516,162
62,559.806,315
0.6
578,819,306,961
562,760,308,618
+
2.9
13,574,543,970
12,867,856,003
+
5.5
11,724,228,751
10,730,355,322
-
.
.
62,191,538,238
•
1,456,230,475
—
•
discontinued.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
certifies
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
daily to
of
world.
the
We
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
give below
CERTIFIED
BY
OCTOBER
Country
and
Monetary
Unit
Noon
6,
a
record
FEDERAL
1961
Buying
TO
Rate
1'
-
'
'
Argentina,
•
'
•
peso
.
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
rupee
France
__
Monday
Portugal,
York
(Value
in
States
Oct. 9
$
.0120479
2.243107
Tuesday
Wednesday
Oct. 10
.0120478
2.243442
2.243266
.0386625
.0386562
Columbus.
.0200850
.0200862
Day
.970625
.970625
.970625
.210925
.211000
.0386562
*:
.210950
.00310846
.00310846
.00310846
,203400
.203431
.203400
.250375
.250293
—
.250304
210900
.210900
.210933
.201900
2.814140
2.815100
2.815520
2.815300
.00161090
;
1
„
-.00161085
.00161085
.0C276233
_
_
guilder
_
_
.00276216
.327533
.0800560
.00161081
.327466
.0800560
•"
.00276233
.327466
.0800560
.00276233
".327500
.0800560
.277231
.277266
.277333
2.787227
2.787643
2.787425
.140556
.140581
.140575
.140525
.0350083
eacudo
.277162
2.786277
pound
krone
.0350000
.0350166
.0166436
.0166436
.193525
.193606
.193650
.193625
.231187
.231200
.231231
South
Kingdom,
Africa,
pound
rand
sterling
Closed
Columbus
.0350000
.231228
Closed
.0200850
.0166436
of
$
.0120458
Switzerland, franc
Union
Money)
Oct. 12
$
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
United
1930
Thursday
Oct. 11
$
.00310846
—
—
Zealand,
Norway,
New
.203418
—
malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
New
in
.250421
_
yen
Netherlands,
United
OF
INCLUSIVE
.210925
_
(Metropolitan), new franc
Malaysia,
,
ACT
.970625
—
lira
Japan,
-
TARIFF
.0386500
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy,
<
< •
UNDER
.0200862
_
Markka
Finland,
1961,
TREASURY
•
2.242342
dollar
Ceylon,
Cable
just passed.
TO
transfers
.0120592
—
week
BANK
for
$
•
—
pound
Australia,
Canada,
•
•
the
12,
Oct. 6
{
for
RESERVE
OCTOBER
Friday
^
29,317.571
47,695,195
73,174,320
7,218,338,038
—
592 ,281,014
26,923,820
26,289,922
—14.0
182,420,521
v
"
6.9
61,714,914
"
.
52,223,359
(a) Clearings operations
countries
5,725,000
2.1
3.035, 667,803
167,564,172
York—.,
♦Estimated,
41,27+280
15,46^494
4.3
9.9
123,830,579,658
.
>
5.3
—
2.0
.
v
..
6,518,000
4.1
—
.97,674,416
543,177,995
+ 10.3
3,388,744,037
,
43^993,491
2.5
+
7
cities)—
Outside New
—
+
53,066,836
■
—
-
-
totaL
»>
•
8,483, 814,149
?
1.2
+
43,429,751
480,678,082
3,597,321,219
•-
,
Barbara
Grand
v
253,.393,314
45,145,669
____
Stockton
*
<
8,803, 975,808
1.9
25,742,513
(18
71,456,032
240,524,568
53,798,067
7—
—
Jose—
6,721,000
298,402,659
—
Total
4.3
1,026,520,173.
101,654,426
—
—
-Francisco.
Santa
42,489,017
7,107,000
+
Riverside
:
46,587~191
327,990,001
____
Modesto
"
3.0
4.2
+
"
73 157,024
.
+
—
14,975,980
432.55M23
,54,866,444
Arizona—Phoenix
California—Berkeley
Long Beach
Pasadena
+ 25.1
+
/
•
—504,396,727
16,397,817,560
"/
.
—
'45,529,579,684^ ^^43",250,169,305
963,893,464
29,504,848
* 53,599,389
27,639,177
:_____
.
Utah—Ogden
Salt
.<
"
12,986,406
496,00l"591
0.7
.+
.227,749,000
565,556,131 '
26,844,063
'; 55,972,916
—V
T—
,
v
.
4.i
+
7,645,043
< 30,053,778
—
v
13,516,877
533,^02^766
v
;
•
95,648,143
2.7
—
18,756,995
597Z"l8~2"l62
3.9
+
1,693,210,085
230,219,655
3.8
—
33. 57,579.716
7.2
2,467,116,248
69,702,7043
1.8
+
12,133,447
.■v.- f
0.6
;
■
*
'. '
218,896,000
17,076,976,075
r.
3.7
—
7.9
+
20,699,445,289
-
'
11,675,409
56,051,049
cities
(11
1.2
+
v/ +
,
246,672,095
22,185,530,112
2,484,267,51031/744,864,871
0.5
7,498,849
.
.;
565,326,017
248,091,707
5.8
'
24,988,692
;
Louisiana—Shr.evept>rt
:
0.6
—
270,104,830
7,224,920
,
.
Falls______—_____
609,826,776
0.5
El Paso—3—--L./—
Houston
+ 26.4
24,536.895
2,303,817,050
/
,
60,173,521
24,386,658
7 2,438,054,667
•
3 273,340,835
;
____.
Ft.*, Worth
Galveston
76,062,158
^
'
3-33.1
f—;—
_____
Day
'
'.
.0166436
1.401813
1.402291
1.402500
1.402391
2.814140
2.815100
2.815520
2.815300
1
...forqou
Dt.
V
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1656)
will
preferred
including
The date
found
be
list
of
corporate
bonds, notes,
redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
and
a
called
stock
common
for
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location, in
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
given in the Chronicle.
were
PARTIAL
Discount
Date
of
Co.
Capital debs. 5.90%
due Nov.
1956,
6V4 %
series
47/a%
(W. J.)
debs,
due
System,
K
1,
Nov.
>>.
•
•>
1501
1
due
1,
1978
Nov
1
*
1,
1983
Nov
1
Nov
1
*
—Nov
Nov
1
1
Nov
15
bonds
due May
1,
1972
RR.-—
Pacific
r
1055
1510
//J-
a
notes due
March
1976—4
1,
Moore-McCormick Lines, Inc.—-U. S. Govt. Insured
Merchant Marine Bonds 5%
SS Argentina
series
Puget
due
6%
Gas
&
5 Va%
Gas
1st
securities
Demand
due
1,
1,
Transmission
York City, $159,000,000 in the Chicago district,
$111,000,000 in the Dallas district and $84,000,000 in the
Kansas City district. Time and savings deposits increased
$151,000,000» They included an increase of $60,000,000 in
savings deposits in the Chicago district outside the City
of Chicago.
/
vW-
1
*
__Nov
1
*
Federal
Reserve
;_Nov
1
*
rowings
from
-Nov
1
1553
1977—
decreased
Banks
others
decreased
domestic commercial banks
Co.—
1961
1,
due
$48,000,000 and bor¬
$259,000,000.
decreased
Nov
1
American
4i,2%
Metal
ISSUE
Inc.—
preferred
Total
stock
$1.40
conv.
Di-Noc
Chemical
5V2%
Fairmont
Arts,
subord.
conv.
Dec
Foods
A
stock
6%
Nov
Co.
preferred
Electric
334%
Power
debs,
conv.
1
15
adjusted!
1505
Nov
1
1506
Oct
30
1054
Nov
1
1161
chasing
U.
Other
this
+
1973
Nov
S,
issue.
for
932
+
8,911
—
266
+
1,375
31,783
—
11
+
186
+
12
+
87
loans
dealers
for
Real
pur¬
474
Consolidated Statement of Condition
U.
S.
millions
(In
of
Gold
Oct. 4,
1961
certificate
Redemption
account
fund
for
R.
gold
certificate
one
five
years
17,340
1,065
980
reserves
17,070
and
Acceptances:
Held
U.
Government
Bought
378
400
95
68
143
34
Bought outright
repurchase agreem't
under
S.
advances
18,320
17,074
380
34
to
After
five
with
—
Reserve
101
—
+
5,583
+
.ttt
,.18
+
Banks
12,829
120
1,632
14,007
7,510
U.
"States
and
under
repurchase
874
1,953
5
68c
11-
10-
5
35c
10-16
$1.25
1-2-62
;__
12-
10-10
9-28
10-24
9-29
lien
12-15
11-24
10-31
30c
t20c
10-13
$1.43%
11-
1
10-
6
$1
(quar.)
common
11-
1
10-
6
10-27
10-
6
(quar.)
10c
10-20
11-15
25c
10c
10-20
10-
6
25c
11-15
11-
3
11-
10-20
$1.25
10-26
10c
6%
11-
40c
(quar.)
common
Power.
1
10-31
11c
(quar.)
pfd.
10-
10-
11-
1
10-13
$1.26
11-
1
10-13
(quar.)
$1.27
11-
1
10-13
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
—
Gas
25c
(quar.)
Class
10-16
1%
Southern
dividend
10-16
Tanning
9-29
9-22
Enterprises,
12V2C
17 % c
class
A
12-
12-15
12-
1
1-15
1-
2
t20c
(quar.)
12-15
10-31
10-
7
18 %c
(quar.)
11-
6 Vic
&
B
)1 Stock dividend
Woodward Stores,
Work Wear Corp
Color
10%
class A & B
both
on
Ltd., class A (s-a)
;
(stcck dividend)
Press
1
10-10
1
10-13
9-29
4%
12-29
12-11
10-20
458
172
Monthly
25c
11-
1
24
Monthly
25c
12-
1
—
11-20
469
+
+10,040
_
2
10-10
$1.25
(quar.)
Light Co.
Service, 5%
+
142
7
10-13
—
—
5
10-
1
$1.50
—
55
8
20c
(quar.)
common
&
Wolverine Shoe
World
9-25
35c
Co
prior
1
Corp.-—
108
Yale
Express
System,
7c
A
class
Inc.,
Machine
American
10-16
25c
10-27
65c
(quar.)
11-
10-
2
10-13
~
York
adjusted!-
political
641
+
833
90,796
+
442
+
—
244
County Gas
Yosemite
Park
(quar.)
&
—.—
1
10-16
10%
(stock dividend)
12-15
11-27
{35c
Curry
11-
10-
2,540
64,236
61,525
subdivisions
—
NA
31
+
+
343
11,922
+
900
NA
588
+
102
NA
643
—
12
981
—
7
Ltd.
NA
Commercial
Zeller's
(quar.).
1
2
47
510
•
Mutual
savings
Transfer
books
closed
not
for
dividend.
this
t Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
interbank:
Domestic
22
10-
140
+
2,484
126
10-31
569
—
27,248
28,276
1
68 %C
+
5,023
3,551
agreem't
11-
preferred
Stock
a
10-16
11-15
+
4,724
27,932
securities—
1
25c
(quar.)
Public
Wisconsin
5,112
2,165
Governments, official institutions, etc.
Held
11-
32VzC
—
151,682 ;1_
Government
S.
28,150
:
10-16
4,572
Commercial
bought outright
10-16
1
.
2,932
banks
deposits
19,678
1
11-
31 Vic
(quar.)
Electric
Womctco
>:
-+
—
+
10-12
11-
30c
—
preferred
5.08%
97
22..,.^!
10-12
1
(quar.)
Company,
Wisconsin Fuel
3,390
106
11-13
1
(quar.)
A
Inc.
&
5.04%
+
1
11-
1,350
domestic
assets/liabilities-^-—
3,583
Total
Ross,
990
14
(quar.)
com.
;
Stamping
Chocolate,
+
138
1211-
$1.50
i—
(quar.)_
preferred
54
>
deposits—total§
1,639
Bonds
$5
+
608
9-20
10-20
3
62yac
;
__
(quar.)
Inc.
Corp.
Wisconsin
772
11-
25c
.
(Kansas City)—
(quar.)
Co.
Stores
Wilbur
158
1,530
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations
19,738
Certificates
Notes
White
353
+
9-20
10-16
(quar.;
non-convertible
294
11,806
Demand
3,247
(quar.)
Telegraph
White-Rodgers
+
—
9-20
10-16
$1.02 y2
__
(quar.)
&
Union
+
15,638
11-15
10-16
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westminster Paper Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Yates
3,071
Tool
—
;
Demand
3.190
__
preferred
Western
5
LIABILITIES—
3
securities:
5%
Western
Wilson
—
10-20
38C
Gas.
preferred
33
,
37
outright—
Bills
5.44%
Wisconsin
—
9-22
$1.12 (/a
$1.05
(quar.)
RR.
&
preferred
12
assets—net
Total
Power
650
—
9-30
year-
(quar.
(quar.)_
Pacific
—
_
a
(quar.)_—
Inc.
preferred
Western
49
1,501
10-10
11-15
3%
capital gains
(quar.)
Western
+
coin
with
A
preferred
—
6,324
Federal
and
Currency
Balances
Other
5%
150
years—,r^^»ut.4,04L girr
Other securities
Lines
class
+
6,109
4
1
10-20
26 (4 c
income and
Participating
Western Light & Telephone,
—
33,642
a
10-
10-16
$4
$2.50
+
year
One
16,009
Air
+
___
1
10-13
io-
10-17
11-
66c
quar.)—
(quar.)_
Western Insurance Securities
532
___
Within
1960
1,062
notes
Cash
Discounts
Western
Will
securities—total
bills
,
2-14-62
25c
22 Vac
.
(stock dividend)
Co.
CO
I—1
—
—i..—
(incr.
com.
preferred
V.)
preferred B
preferred C
4.10%
13,140
domestic commercial banks
Reserves
Total
4.20%
2
16,448
10-16
11-
of
approval
to
distribution of 35c from
5
39
11-15
11-15
30c
Penn Power-—;
4 V2 %
preferred (quar.)
3,410
loans
Government
Oct. 12,
1961!:,
16,008
F.
end
—
banks
10-16
West
—
institutions:
loans
11-15
(quar.)
Inc.
3c from net investment
104
Treasury notes and U. S. bonds maturing:
^
Oct. 11,
332
+
2
5%
7,
Light,
Gas
6%
1,318
foreign
Treasury
dollars)
/
45
55
—
2
10-
15c
1962)
(quar.)
(quaf.)
Co.
(R.
Whiting
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
ASSETS—
—
securities
financial
Feb.
2
10-
10-16
I2V2C
—
split subject
King,
10-
10-16
5c
(Me.)_—
Wellington Equity Fund—
2,060
to
to
265
carrying:
or
finance, personal finance, etc.—
estate
Loans
—
1,853
:
nonbank
to
Other
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
.
Washington
10-16
10-14
(quar.)—
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
securities
Sales
Bros.
1
10-31
200%
—
Co.
Coke
&
Company
W'arven
4%
purchasing
Government
Other
*
15
Loans
V-:
Warner
11-
10-16
—
Pictures,
stock
stockholders
8,814
—
Other
.
(4-for-l
15c
30c
;
———:—_—
Industries
Bros.
10-27
__
—1,033
securities
securities
loans
U.
1,
Warner
carrying:
or
Coal
dividend
10-27
(fcjtiar.)
Smelting
&
9-29
11-15
11-15
15c
(increased)—
Western Tablet & Stationery
Common (quar.)
116,172
1,178
and
Government
S.
Other
stock
May
1960
70,724
industrial
and
Iron
Stock
Oct. 5,
1961
117,673
adjusted!
v
brokers
to
Loans
in
♦Announced
investments
Commercial
Loans
Co.—
due
investments
and
and
315
Nov
1971
15,
Stores,
cumulative
Potomac
loans
Leans
Agricultural loans
due May
4% cumul. preferred stock
Inc. 57c
conv.
debs.
Midwest Securities Investment, Inc.—
Drug
Gray
*
1
Inc.—
debs,
Sept. 27,*
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
Corp.—
preference series
Virginia
Voi-Shan
Co.
A
—
Chemical
$2.75
1961
ASSETS—
Page
class
dividend
5.20%
Decrease (—) Since
CALLED
Securities
to
Increase ( + ) or
1553
Date
Climax,
cumul.
Central
Stock
$101,000,000.
**Oct. 4,
ENTIRE
Company and Issue—
Loans
''
_
1978
Works
Iron
Inc.,
Virginia
Borrowings ofvweekly reporting member banks from
1983-
mtge. pipe line bonds due Nov.
Gas
Pipe Line ' Corp.—
debs,
Dorn
■
Transcontinental
6 Vb %
Van
Viewlex,
10-10
;.10c
$i.i2y2
(quar.)—
A
(quar.)
common
Van
Weatherford
in
$205,000,000
decreased
preferred
6%
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)_
Camp Sea Foods (quar.)_
Waste
$106,000,000.
adjusted
Co.—
Nov.
$146,000,000.
Co.,
4Vi%
New
Co.—
Nov.
decreased
bonds
increased
deposits
__Nov
Light
due
Transmission
debentures
Tennessee
1978
l,
Power
debentures
Tennessee
Other
■
Nov.
Sound
5J/4%
Government
and
Vacu-Dry
Vanadium
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
other
and
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
year.
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem-'
banks decreased $608,000,000. Treasury certificates
decreased $18,000,000 and the combined total of Treasury
1505
Nov.
pipe line bonds due Nov. 1, 19775%% debs, due Nov. 1, 1968
Collateral trust 4',4%
Government
.
Per
higher
$186,000,000
was
preceding
securities decreased $310,000,000. Loans to sales and personal financing institu¬
tions decreased $49,000,000, but loans to other
(nonbank
financing institutions increased $33,000,000. Other loans
increased $54,000,000. Numerous revisions were made
in the loan categories as of Sept. 27, because of reported
misclassifications; the revisions are not being carried
back beyond that date.
ing
notes
->•
Co., Ltd.—
Co.
.Missouri
.«••■";
»•
secured
Martin
Nov
1976
Inc.—
debs,
Gage, Ltd. 1st 6%%
Oil
Home
A
Gas
series
Page
„
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.—
Columbia
the
ber
Georgia—
series
total
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
American
in
Loans to brokers
and dealers and loans to others for purchasing or carry¬
the
than
Fund Notices
Below
$31,783,000,000. This
to
banks
Redemption Calls and Sinking
.
a
I ess
British
at
the
Non¬
source.
tax.
Income
.
published
y Previously
Foreign:
date
incorrect.
was
The
corrected
payment
'
t.
Total
U.
S.
Gov't,
27,932
„
27,270
Time
Total
loans
Cash
items
Bank
securities.—_r7r
and
28,405
Other
4,191
110
107
savings
304
assets
and
Domestic
50,760
+
27,997
27,717
27,448
Deposits:
reserves
16,912
3
9
162
+
2
481
454
Foreign
238
241
322
293
389
17,911
17,927
account
+
21
NA
101
Reserve
+
5
NA
Banks—
24
!,
—
48
—
1,744
—
259
—
188
5,241
others
liabilities
CAPITAL
deposits
*
availability cash items.!
Other liabilities and
accrued
3,487
of
86
3,313
'
44
of
all
domestic
tion.
loans
valuation
{Includes
18,672
3,487
91
div.
—
181
+
275
37
+
706
Total
liabilities
49,486
_
49,217
Capital
Other
ACCOUNTS—
paid
20
in
——,
Total liabilities
gold
F.R.
&
of
note
,r
432
,
and
cap'l
•
403
;
accs.
cert.
res.
to
775
109
50,575
banks,
except
less
excludes
banks
items
those
cash
change
and
shown
are
U.
of
items
in
S.
deduc¬
R E A
collec¬
of
and
deposits
officers'
checks
of
Government
U.
S,
not
shown
to
due
mutual
and
separately,
Pakistan
by A. F.
Sons,
postal savings not
available.
V
..'••
(San
Francisco
District).
Sept. 27 figures revised,
''
■
single-carrier service for shipments
the United States and inland and port cities
Zealand
New
is
in
now
it
effect,
has
been
announced
representatives
Karachi,
Pakistan;
and
J.
B.
O'Loghlen
Ltd.,
Co.,
&
Auckland,
Zealand.
total
number
of
countries
being
served
by
RE A's
negotiable through export bill of lading service is now 48.
this particular bill of lading is its immediate
availability
land
r
+'/v
and
Service—
international
Arpaia, Vice-President International Services of R E A Express.
for the newly inaugurated services are Saleem
R E A's
The
separately.
Express—New
low-cost,
new,
moving between points in
of
gross.
Government
process
deposits
in
after
well
as
two-way,
A feature
of
major in¬
local office of
at
origin cities, being issued by the
R E A Express at the. time of shipment pickup.
Among other distinctive
features of the express company's through service are the low, sipgle
transportation charges from origin to destination, often considerably
less than the total costs of any other combination of separate carriers,
and the simplicity of using it.
a.
50,760
123
tax.
Continued from page 8
New
time
*
individual loan
deposits
comparison
certified
.•♦Preliminary
•V
commercial
105
122
•
817
122
50,858
1
:
Contingent liability on acceptances
purch'ed for foreign correspond.
Ratio
433
817
accounts.
+
banks.
NA—not
_____;
capital
domestic
reserves;
fllncludes
49,477
to
demand
Year-ago
savings
shown
Surplus
12,719
commercial
^Includes
CAPITAL
non-residents
General Corporation and
Investment News
A
and
Deierred
ACCOUNTS
tExclusive
tion
Total
here,
Canadian
15%
NA
2,079
official institutions, etc.
190
Other
Treasurer-general
Indicated
is
NA
17,639
549
S.
date
record
NA
+
—
banks
Federal
From
Other
16,802
U.
and/or
733
131
6,515
2,768
subdivisions
interbank
Governments,
From
notes
Member bank
6,727
Borrowings:
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
+
+
151
29,375
deposits
political
Commercial
Federal
+
NA
Foreign:
50,575r'
50,858
41,158
deposits
time
Other
States
311
283
deposits—total!!
date
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
x Less Jamaica
income tax.
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations:
Savings
assets—
Total
27,453
4.674
110
of collection
process
28,034
4,589
premises
in
and
banks
202
V-
port
as
'r
,
Radar Design
liabilities combined*
36.9%
37.1%
The
DIVIDENDS
depos.
39.1%
corporation
Corp.—Files With SEC—
Sept. 22, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 25,000
$1) to be offered at-the-market, through Bertner
N.
Y.;
Earl
Edden
Co.,
Rockville Centre,
N.
Y.
and
Max
Phiiipson & Co. Inc., Utica, N. Y.
on
shares
(par
of
common
Pickard
Bros.,
*
"F.
R.
Reserve
note
notes
solidated
liabilities
of
other
statement
shown
Released
combined"
Federal
by
includes
Reserve
Banks
$343
million
netted
out
of
of
Federal
the
Continued from page 12
Name of
above.
Federal
Reserve
Bank
of
New
Company
Services Life
United
York
Share
(Washington, D. C.) (s-a)
Shoe Machinery Corp.,
6%
The
condition
statement
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
showed the following
principal changes for the week
ended Oct. 4: Decreases of
and
$772,000,000
Federal
Reserve
$266,000,000 in loans adjusted
in holdings of United States Govern¬
Banks
$569,000,000 in
demand
and
with
$900,000,000
deposits.
industrial loans decreased a net of
$11,000,000. This lowered the total of such loans at these
Commercial
and
S.
S.
S.
preferred
4V2%
Upjohn
11-
3
one
10-16
1-1-62
11-15
10-27
10-31
11-
1
10-
6
12-29
12-
8
$1.12Vi
1-10-62
12-22
10-24
10-11
9-25
8
Extra
Utah-Idaho
.
(quar.)
dividend
N.
191,
Y.
is
engaged
in
the
manu¬
843.'
p.
Estate
Fund, Inc.—Files
20
corporation
at
28,
consisting
6%
year
offered
Sept.
on
unit
each
With SEC—
convertible
$20.50
filed
1961
of
seven
a
subordinated
Proceeds
are
Estate
Redman
Stock
by
per
be
to
of
centers
used
for
Greenville,
and
C.
is
similar
will
corporate
engaged
Brothers
&
in
(par
14,634
$1)
$10)
and
to
underwritten
be
by
purposes.
the
development
of
enterprises.'
offering
Co.,
covering
(par
be
Manufacturing & Engineering
Offered—Public
Stern
general
N.
other
A"
shares
debenture
unit. The offering
McCarley & CoM Inc., Asheville, N. C.
shopping
"Reg.
common
was
Kansas
Co.—Common
made
on
Oct.
4
City,
10-25
10-
9
Mo., and asso¬
shares of the company's $1 par common
stock, of which 35,000 shares were offered for the com¬
pany
and 35,000 shares for the accodnf of a selling
-20c
10-31
10-
6
stockholder, at
5c
12-27
12-11
BUSINESS—The
12-27
12-11
engaged primarily
20c
quar.)__
11-
1
10-
35c
10-25
10-
2
Mining—
'
____
1
Industries
Syracuse,
35c
&
quarterly
Sugar Co.
The
Real
(quar.)
com.
12-
(Del.)
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
Dr.,
products.^—V.
10-16
10c
Inc.
Tobacco, Inc.,
Construction
Stock
1
Marion Corp.—
preferred
&
12-
30c
(s-a)
Controls.
Increased
Utilities
units,
30c
(quar.)
Unjvis, Inc. (quar.)
Utah
3
7l/2C
(Md.
3
10-
22'/2c
Co.
10-
,
(New Jersey)—-
Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp,
Leaf
104
electronic
of
Real
1
1
15c
.
Quarterly
Universal
10-16
11-
10c
States Lines
Universal
10-30
11-
37Vic
____
(quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty
•Universal
Radar
facture
15c
Envelope
4Vi%
U.
10c
62 Vic
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
Common
reserves
in demand
deposits credited to domestic banks. Decreases of $641,000,000 in demand deposits adjusted and $510,000,000 in
Government
U.
preferred
United
of
ment securities. Increases of
U.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Insurance
United
Condition Statement of Member Banks
When
Per
con¬
(s-a>
Corp.
(quar.)
_
2%
•
9
ciates of 70,000
,
a
price of $10
company
in
the
with
design,
per
its
share.
wholly-owned
manufacture
and
sale
subsidiaries
of
molds
is
used
Volume
Number
194
6099
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1657); 49
by the plastics
container and packaging industry in the production of
containers through the technique known as "blow molding."
plastic
The
also derives
producing various
used
in
from the
wood
technique;
PROCEEDS—Of
plastic
products;
the
net
the
products
manufacture
fiberglass and
fabrication.
from
revenues
company
from
proceeds
by
the
of
prototype
$68,775
will
of
injection
fabrication
and
and
manufacture
various
applied
plastic,
and
repay
Ross Products,
bank borrowings; approximately $100,000 will be used for
purchase of equipment, working capital and startup costs for a
manufacturing plant which the company intends to establish in the
State of Ohio;
approximately $50,000 will be used for additional pro¬
equipment
itk
to
the
and
general
capital/
\
and
GIVING
be
EFFECT
contracts
stock,
Common
used
TO
;.v;
r
Installment
;
the
terms
and
forth
set
$ .-.Co.-—.33,000
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.—5,000
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Inc.
Cruttenden,
Ohio
Podesta
—V.
p.
194,
directors
Baum
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
:'
2,500
Peet
&
Co
of
the
additional
f
par
has
seeks
from
i
two
$1
of
shares for each
outstanding.
dividend
five
of
cents
of
the
Directors
17 Vs
declared
share.
per
in Red
ness
Star's
Reeves
tional
various
Broadcasting &
Details
Financing
reported the sale
6%
convertible
1976
100%
at
tional
divisions.—V.
opposite
on
subordinated
details
the
&
Adams
below,
due
principal
amount, of
Bissell
&
Meeds
of
130,000
The
Francis. I. du Pont & Co.
140,000
Crisler
C.
Huger,
&
Co.,
Barnwell
Interstate
Co._
&
Corp.
Kreeger
Jones,
Kormendi
&
Co.,
—V.
p.
I.
M.
&
Son,
Sheeline
Simon
50,000
Stroud
50,000
Winslow,
50,000
son,
&
&
Bros.
&
Inc.
Industries
Corp.—Record
F. Lo Giudice, president, "has announced
terly sales and earnings in the company's history.
He
announced
times
that
amounted
the
of
the
for
$515,470
net
to
outstanding
three-month
July
Counter.
The
31.
period ended July
share
a
the
on
company's
"v "
^
541,871
highest
1^61.
31,
securities
of
«■
Net
V
techniques of radiation measurement
Lo
Mr.
the
Giudice
also
quarter. which
the
single
Others
dividend 'of
record
contract
for
cents
50
Oct.
share
per
William
16.
3,
is
payable Oct. 25,
to stockholders
Wildes was re-elected to Chairmanship
H.
Directors.
of
annual
in
the
of
directors
home
Other
meeting
of
office
stockholders
of
the
Messrs.
were
Rutland,'Jr.,
New
Chicago.—V.
company,
William
was
at
H.
held
Dallas..
Wildes,
during
Elected
C.
D.
the
morning
the
to
Miller,
board
O.
T.
Hoblitzelle, James A. Lewis, F. M. M'ayer and J, W.
©f Dallas; Ralph S. Euler of Pittsburgh, E. L. Ken¬
York; Ralph J. Pryor of Wichita; and W. W. Turner of
all
190,
p.
Manhattan
Chase
Rodale
1961,
products,
Rodale
doubled
for
the
outstanding
company's
B
New
York
common
City,
stock
has
(par
been
$1)
shares
on
(par
appointed
of
the
562
to
Mfg.
of
electronic
Westbury,
equipment.
N.
Y.,
is
purchase
and
<
..
-?,
South¬
It
is
the
subsidiary
retaining many of
similar name,
or
by
Kauai.
as
a
.t
,
in
and
Texas
mixes
and
in
the
Florida);
and
Appalachian
natural
and
areas,
Fertilizer
&
Co.
has
been
will
adding 88,000
1957.—V.
194,
They
Hutzler and associates
reoffered for public sale Oct. 11,
3.20% for the April 15, 1962,
were
yield
to
will
$140,000
1962 to
from
mature
in
30
semi-annual
instalments
of
each
April 15 and Oct. 15 from April
Oct. 15, 1976, inclusive.—V.
194, p. 1552.
on
15,
Southland Investment Corp.—Files With SEC—
be
The
square
000
corporation
of five
for
on
6%
year
Sept. 27, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering $250,subordinated convertible debentures to be offered
subscription by stockholders
ture
for
each
Proceeds
and
1058.
p.
&
certificates, which are non-callable, are rated
They are secured by new equipment
estimated to cost $10,500,000.
during
supermarkets
year,
Co.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Brothers
by Moody's.
structure
The
Railway
from Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
150
renovation
estate
shares
to
are
Southland
only
colored
major
extruded
window
be
of
of
held.
used
at par
No
for
another
the basis of
on
$50 deben¬
one
underwriting is involved.
construction
of
an
.
apartment
building
structure.
672—11th
St.,
Atlanta,
Ga.t
is
in
engaged
the
real
business.
Space Age Materials Corp.—Files With SEC—
of
com¬
product.
and
window
More
The
and
the
Space
99%
than
in
will
notes
have
and
late
totaling
C.
M.
"about
Flynn
$1
N.
10c)
31-26
of
manufacture
missile and
19,
to
1961
be
filed
offered
"Reg. A"
a
at
covering 100,000
through Manufacturers
$3,
Y.
Greenpoint
of
Ave., L. I. C„ N." Y.
temperature materials for
high
is
engaged
use
in
the
nuclear fields.
Standard Financial
doors
only
*:
Corp.—Appointment—
Bankers Trust Co., New York City has been appointed transfer agent
dividend disbursing agent for the $5.80 cumulative
prior preferred
stock, series A, of the corporation.—V. 194, p. 999.
and
division
a
of
purchased by Season-All
was
Age
Sept.
on
(par
Corp.,
been
distribution
separately as
personnel retained.
concern
the
of
major
operate
all Flynn
the
space,
Indianapolis markets.
Flynn
estate
received
shares
Securities
and
products.
reports that plans
Flynn's colored windows
Co.
the
door
corporation
common
Indianapolis,
aluminum
President,
and
with
that
(who
million."
died
No
in
Standard Oil Co. of
May,
stock
The
was
p., 1834.
The
Chase
co-transfer
shares
and
would
of
■
preferred
5%
$21
the
company's common
in
on
Manhattan
agent
Star
for
California—Appointment—
Bank,
the
New
York
corporation's
194, p.
City,
$3.30
has
been
cumulative
appointed
convertible
1058.
Oct.
;
that
2,
converted.
These
share plus
per
are
will
Self-Service
be
shares
p.
Shoes
had
preferred stock.
The
to convert up to Sept. 18,
price of $19.23 per share of common
■
"
financial
redeemed
for
of
only 3,163 have
after Oct. 2,
Brothers,
Inc.
common
;
Inc.—Files
The
corporation
shares
common
&
Co.,
Self-Service
L
Sept.
on
19,
1961 filed
to be offered
10ci
(par
504
self-service
of
Grand
N.
stores
Shaw-Barton,
Pueblo,
selling
shoes
significant
million last
Mr.
is engaged in
similar items.
and
the
opera¬
tenden,
below,
for
whom
Podesta
& Co. is acting as representative, have made a firm
subject to the terras and conditions of the underwriting
agreement
to
purchase severally
and
not
jointly from the selling
stockholders the respective numbers of common shares set forth below:
Shares
Reynolds
&
Bache
Podesta
&
Co.
Co
Van
&
Co.-
Burge
Bateman,
Noel
The
Eichler
Reid
Co._
Co.,
&
Miller
Co.__
&
Ford
"4,000
4,000
4,000
Co
&
Brothers
Harold
H.
Co
Helme
Hudson
White
Rogers
3,000
&
3,000
Co
Co
&
&
Inc.
Space
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Ohio
194,
Co
Erwin
&
Co.,
Inc._
p.
engaged
in
new
Penington, Colket & Co.—
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.
Kistler Co
1,500
1,000
1,000
the
common
Diamond
shares
Corp.,
on
(par
N.
in
Inc.
Spaulding's
J.
Sept.
12,
1961
10c)
to
be
filed
offered
a
which
were
of
about
$2
setting
up
a
stock
control
of
and
for
Bank
The
193,
New
Marine
10,000,000
York
$2,
through
City
Midland
shares
of
has
Trust
been
Co.
stock
common
of
(par
appointed
New
10c)
York
of
the
2481.
p.
Sterling: Electronics, Inc.—Additional Financing De¬
,
tails—Our
issue of Oct. 9, 1961 reported the sale on
125,200 shares of this firm's common stock at
share. Additional financing details follow:
Oct. 4, of
$5
per
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
agreed
underwriters
purchase from
respective
number
of
the company
shares
of
below
named
and
have
severally
the selling stockholders
stck
common
forth
set
opposite
the
their
names:
,
Shares
S.
D.
Fuller
&
Co
Peters, Writer &
75,700
Shares
7,000
Christensen, Inc
Jones, Kreeger & Co
4,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds.
7,000
Westheimer & Co
4,000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
5,000
C.
Boenning & Co
5,000
Scharff & Jones, Inc
2,500
Draper, Sears & Co
5,000
Watling,
2,500
Butcher
V.
&
194, p.
Sherrerd
B.
Richard
&
5,000
Co
2.500
Lerchen & Co
1552.
Sterling Plastics Corp., St. Paul, Minn.
The
and
Exchange
corporation
common
shares
Proceeds
general
are
on
Sept. 29,
(par 20c)
to
corporate
the
be
1961
filed
100,000
Herman
&
estimated
1960,
the
George
nine
months
A.
Federal
net
a
for
debt
to
Wilson,
new
products
and
tax
were
Earnings—
31, 1961, net
(33c per share)
Aug.
$1,822,906
earnings
133,330
without underwriting.
repayment,
'
ended
income
Files With
"Reg. A" covering
to be offered at $2.25,
used
—
Commission—
purposes.
amounted
poration
"Reg. A" covering
at
sales,
recently acquired majority
Manhattan
agent
co-registrar
For
corporation
of
super¬
years.
TXL Oil Corp.—Nine Months'
1552.
Servonuclear Corp.—Files With SEC—
The
last
production
packaged
Corp.—Appointment—
Chase
Securities
1,500
Powell,
4,000
4,000
factor
2,000
4,000
Co
seven
their
to
the
in
and
2,000
2,000
Tracy,
4,000
&
4,000
4,000
Co
&
Taylor,
4,000
Lane,
Inc._
4,000
&
Hague
Stern
Co.,
—
Johnson,
Smith,
Co.,
&
McDowell
Westheimer
Inc._
&
&
Blosser
5,000
Co.——
&
Corp.
—V.
Straus,
4,000
&
Kraus
&
Henderson
C.
Parker,
6,000
5,000
Alstyne,
Ball,
—
Shares
19,000
plus
Starrett
The
Crut¬
commitment,
Cruttenden,
according
primarily
premiums
year.
corporation.—V.
Financing Details—
9, 1961, reported the sale on Oct. 4, of
100,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $17.50 per
share.
Additional financing details follow:
named
past
as
Spaulding division for industrial mouldings. He anticipated that annual
earnings to Star from the operation of Spaulding will be about $125,000.
Inc.—Additional
underwriters
the
million
engaged
used
Goldgar also announced his company's intention
transfer
Our issue of Oct.
UNDERWRITERS—The
for
$1
over
be
Star intends to maintain this
aspect of the plastic company's business.
fact, the dinnerware purchases of the extensive Star chain will be
$1,
Colo,
of
been
to
SEC—
'•
of
has
In
"Reg. A" covering 300,000
through Amos C. Sudler
a
at
assets
Star Supermarkets,
Dejay Stores, Inc.
With
Denver.
with
dinnerware
market merchandise
1961
dividends.
Seeman
892.
cash
J
has acquired Spaulding, Inc., Chicago, III., a manufac¬
dinnerware, Mike Goldgar, Star's Chairman, announced.
statement,
melamine
a
all accrued and unpaid
1,000,304
now
outstanding.—V. 194,
Spaulding,
,
company
all of the out¬
1961,
convertible
"
.
the
Supermarkets, Inc.—Acquisition—
The company
turer of plastic
permitted
a
v';"
•'
August
after
or
250,000 shares of preferred stock outstanding,
There
stock
on
were
based
'
of
notified
cumulative
stock
stock
into
>i ;v.
:
been
:
converted
were
redeem,
shares of its
been
The
Sept. 29, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 60,000
cents) to be offered at $5, through Charles
Blvd.,
name
the
Maui
these facilities
The
new
50
Grand
for
operate
butane
Salomon
—
prices
Aa
processor and distributor, Oct. 3, said that its call for con¬
cumulative convertible preferred stock was accepted
by 98.7%
of
McDonald
N. Y. Proceeds are to be used for debt repayment,
equipment; sales promotion and advertising.
manufacture
cor¬
V
Co.,
of
to
maturity to 4.40% for the 1973-76 maturities.
fiscal
140,000expected in May,
since
Southeastern Public Service Co.
.
The certificates
of
Inc.—Acquisition—
nation's
a
and
193,
to common
Out
not
T.
Electronics, Inc.—Files With SEC—
corporation
&
Bank,
for the class
194, p. 574.
agent
poration.—V.
The
with
Flynn
Inc
Plohn
Sales
Bud
and
Honolulu,
an
food
Hayden,
common
that
quarter
Detroit.
Season-All
said
holders.
Fulton,
1633.
Finance Co., Inc.—Appointment—
Ritter
transfer
the
finished
Industries,
for
stock.
officers
Karl
Leverenz,
The
is
/
for
1961, directors of the company
dividend.
The
regular
semi-annual
consecutive
48th
Board
of
M.
standing
45
elected, included: Messrs.
Miller, President; J. R. Eraser, Vice-President; R. W. Scott,
Vice-President; M. E. Tolleson, Vice-President;
O. T. Leverenz, Sec¬
retary and Treasurer; J. E. Dowling, Controller and Assistant Treas¬
urer;
M. T. York, Jr., Assistant Secretary; L. A. Finley, Assistant
Secretary; and Harry Green, Assistant Treasurer.
nedy
Gorell,
holders
D.
The
first
all manufacturers in the industry have been made with
mill
or
C.
all
tion
meeting held Oct.
annual
the
declared
the
Michigan,
stockholders had
throughout the remainder of the year,"
its
their
C.
1961
equip.
fiscal
cor¬
Inc., Indiana, Pa., has announced the purchase
The
*
Republic Natural Gas Co.—Annual Meeting Results—
of
Red
new
current
Flynn Mfg. Co.,
from
staff and plant facilities, coupled with a record
million—more than double the backlog on the books
$2 V2
continued growth
Mr. Lo Giudice stated.
of
M.
Gorell
elected
31 last year—place the company in an excellent position to
a
substantial increase in contracts, and will contribute signifi¬
cantly to
At
meeting
the
shares
and
been
the
competitive sale on Oct. 10 an issue of
$4,200,000
Southern Railway 4J/4%
equipment trust
certificates, series VV, on a bid of 99.272%, naming the
41/4% dividend rate. One other bid was received
by the
expanded
of
handle
build
than
more
Industries,
cash
.
backlog
at July
has
stock.
engineering staff which has
the areas of nucleonics and
highly sophisticated communications systems—and the construction of a
new, larger plant facility, almost double former plant capacity.
"These
The
of
include, a greatly augmented
the company's capabilities in
expanded
items
manufacturer
version
..
.
five
the
of
to
has
of
Seeman Brothers, Inc.—Preferred Stock Converted—
major steps forward during
increased Republic's role in the
fields—most
significant of which
Force
for
the
City,
$1)
awarded at
were
Ce.J.'Operation of this new division has been suc¬
start, Dean said, pointing out that U. S. demand for
the
food
The
several
Air
Southern
V.";
of
York
(par
*•;.
,
Hampshire).
preferred stock.—V.
substantially
sideband
9,
Over-the-
communications."
and
annual
Centers.
of
at
(propane,
New
Chemical
Offered
Foods
from
issued.—V.
\
and, industrial electronic
award, in July, of a $1,700,000
communications systems.
military
was
announced
have
Food
number
million
the end
Industries
stock
Thev.company
has
successfully completed more than
120
prime
military and
civilian
defense
contracts,
and
through
its
research
and
development programs has contributed specialized knowledge in
.....
$1
stockholders
1961)
income
laws—its
State
same
marketing space :to the voluntary group.
August, Scrivner-Stevens acquired all of the frozen foods division
Mr.
was incorporated in April 1951, under
major areas of activity are research, de¬
velopment and manufacture of electronic equipment and systems for
military, laboratory and industrial applications.
.....
i
York
Bud
the Flynn firm's Detroit
in
quar¬
common
traded
are
Red
New
shares
arrangements
(production
in
company
company's
is indicated
completed to immediately market
nationally—which, until the purchase,
Highs
Republic Electronic Industries
New
told
the C.
operations
at
average
than
before
Season-All
shares
the
17%
warehouse, Dean said, and completion is
Bollinger, Oklahoma City, is the contractor.
more
unfinished
profit, after taxes of $25,462—more than fiveentire
previous fiscal year—on record sales of
cents
5
the
in
A
or
distribution
dividends,
$23,341,782 as
operation as of Sept.
I960.—V. 193, p. 1122.
10,
Co.,
class
operating in the Islands
since 1890, furnishing a line of
dry and liquid fertilizers, agricultural
chemicals and
industrial chemicals to plantations and
industries.—
V. 193, p. 2480.
year.
the
of past sales by
60,000
.
Thomas
told
were
on
J.
Frank
Electronics
Republic
Inc.
Sept.
Trust
the three Mainland
growing areas of Florida,
California, and food freezer and storage operations in the
Rocky Mountain States and West Coast); liquefied petroleum
Pacific
of
door
80,000
Stet-
1551.
194,
Inc.—
of
as
furnishes
preferred
were
in
v
•Marshall,
60,000
Inc
&
stores
245,000
Midwest
perishables from
transmission
The average number of common
36-week
periods
was
12,473,565
in
Detroit,
80,000
Boyce____
Co.,
after
stock
common
covering
through
Service, with headquarters in New York City,
through subsidiaries in approximately 20 States,
in refrigeration (manufacture and sale of ice for
ship¬
gas
to $49,033,476 a year '
$28,050,000 as compared
The acquisition makes Season-All the
largest manufacturer
bination aluminum windows and doors in the U. S.
The
Flynn
firm,
with
three plants
at
60,000
Co
Cohu
and
the
for
A"
$1.15,
Public
gas
to
year.
income
on
was
last
at
and
Midwest,
June
Beatrice
of
60,000
Co.*
&
taxes
4.1%
of
Texas
1960.
Season-AU Industries,
140,000
Rupe
D.
Stein
Co.
&
Paul
80,000
—
Inc.
Dallas
'
ment
com¬
profit taxes im¬
and amounted to '
year
compared
of
facilities
directly
being engaged
reported
increased
"Reg.
a
offered
present employees.
Southeastern
two
The
filed
be
Hanover
completion
of
operates
amounted
1960.
in
Siegel Co., Inc.—Appointment—
Manufacturers
PC&F
the
period
the
engaged
First
eastern
.
v
,
is
National Bank
Bldg., Minneapolis,
consulting and engineering services.
announced
Dean,
Season-All
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
50,000
Securities
Johnson," Coleman, Manning & Smith, Inc.
J.
frozen
60,030
Inc.
R.
in
Net
last
year
earnings
weeks
$23,053,476
taxes
both
Safeway
Oklahoma's
cost
In
80,000
Co.
&
of
share
per
50,000
Parker, Ford & Co., Inc.
Parrish
Sons
in
2,184
fiscal
W.
Dean
Amount
Laird,
80,000
&
during
approximately
share
cessful
$500,000
Peck
Brown
of
to
this
year.
will
debentures
./,*£' v:"
After
2,228
to
of
square-foot
of
each
^
12-week
those
net
$1.80
36
Contract has been let for construction
1,
140,000
Alex.
were
opened
sell .to
to
1960.
12,385,774
for
feet
agreed
compared
to
ended
the
'*■
has
the
up
per
Addi¬
1.
of
president, said indications are that profits will
proportionately. Scrivner-Stevens is the voluntary group whole¬
1962.
Sept.
third
cents
to
same
weeks
taxes
in
66
1961,
9,
$1,690,151,926.
36
Income
for
the
2012
to
Pacific Chemical & Fertilizer Co.
24,
1961, were highest in history—$26,461,829 as
against $23,830,357 for the preceding year.
Net income after taxes
of
$180,778
was
also
a
record
high, reflecting earnings of $1.29
below:
name
Corp.—
Co.,
&
debentures
first
applicable
$22,297,917 last
current
saler
Addi¬
—
manufacture
Y.
N.
Southeastern Public Service
Co.—Acquisition—
\
working
year.
and
year
Oct.
of
follow:
Amount
Laird
Corp.
issue
the
to
Henry
be
r,'~ '
interest from Sept.
company
named
its
Our
"
Astoria,
equipment.
Minneapolis.
present plan of Southeastern
corporation under the PC&F
exceeded
compared
as
year's
as
the
and
Sept.
earnings
increase
9, 1961,
Oct. 4, of $2,000,000 of this firm's
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
2153.
p.
Development
—
and accrued
financing
193,
and
year.
for
last
year
Stockholders
an
This,
D. L. Wirth, President, said the dividend was increased be¬
satisfactory earnings and an outlook for continued good busi¬
of
1961
10c)
Inc.,
of
1961
8,
(par
registrar for 270,000
poration.—V.
194, p. 1429.
*
Scrivner-Stevens Co.—Net Up—
the
on
this
compared
:
237,451 shares
also
cents
as
The
.
the
in
Sept.
on
shares
(Henry I.)
accessories.
Earnings
ended
t»«les
outstanding
There
newly-split shares, or 10
than the regular quarterly 25-cent dividend which Red Star
paying prior to the split.
;
\; /
;■
Russell
cause
set
1961
immediate plans for
them available in con¬
-
net
shares
.,
have
to
equipment
engaged
related
29.
share
the
over
$25,980,000
mere
been
the
seeks
par
presently
quarterly
increase
an
.
also
common
4.4%
compared
the company has no
It
per
Sept.
periods of
last
weeks,
Provision
1961
to
two-for-one
on- a
.
receive
regular
to
•'
~
500,000
and
is
The
grocery
chain's profit before
36-week
period was $52,109,707 as
adopted recommendations
stock
f
1
inventory,
Denver,
period
36
$24,059,707
to
27
common
*
for
siding
reported
same
proved
'
,
future expansion and product diversification.
broader market for its stockholders.
a
common
increased
amounts
cents
'
'
used
$2,
Blvd.,
electronic
appointed
A" covering 50,000
through Schmidt, Sharp,
of 69 cents per common share for
the
$1.87
ago.
shares.
nection with possible
$10
-
-
p.
..
"Reg.
a
be offered at
Asbury,
pany's consolidated
$1,759,343,410 over
Co.-r-Capital Increase-
authorized
previously reported,
was
company also
Holders will
of
to
2,500'
O.
Products
the
City
1428.
•
E.
12-week
the
For
2,500/
H.
special meeting Sept.
a
increase
basis.
use
Co
&
.
at
to
194,
.
filed
1961
Denver..
be
aluminum
were
earlier
2,500
K.
1961
for
Inc.
George
5,000,000 shares and to split the outstanding common
As
3,500
5,000
&
corporation.—V.
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Sales and Net Rise—
3,500
Yeast
the
York
Astoria
medical
Investments,
management
appointed
New
'
4990
Earnings
of
Split Approved—
Stockholders
of
Gardner..—
5,000
Co
&
of
25,
to
par)
to
*'
of
Sept.
on
Inc.,
are
.
prepainted
-
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
639.
Star
Red
Co.,
..
Eichler
Stock
&
Co
Bateman,
k
Reinholdt
5,000
been
the
stock
common
(no
Co.,
v.
Sabre
in
Shares
Stern. Brothers
The
capital,
X"
Shares
&
Proceeds
155,000 shs.
conditions
shares
McCabe
$17,413
,
stock..
•
the
corporation
common
Outstanding
.
company
The
The
Underwriting
Agreement,
the Underwriters
named
below
have
severally agreed to purchase from the company and from the selling:
shareholder the
following respective numbers of shares of common
;■
for
and
28-21
of
Sessions Co.—Files With SEC—
The
Sessions
New York City has
Bankers T'rust Co.
Bank
$1)
(par
of
manufacture
common
Inc.—Appointment—
Manhattan
agent
Sabre, Inc.—Files With SEC—
•'
the
:v
Chase
registrar
FINANCING
Authorized
,
to
W'V
,■'
.
PRESENT
••
payable
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
The
transfer
$86,500. will
be
additional working-
for
$1—250,000 shs.
par
Servonuclear
the
$1,500,000
a
approximately
will
,.r-■./•••:'
CAPITALIZATION
'••■'"•S '
balance,
funds
that
Planned
to
the
added
Sold Privately—Oct.
13, 1961,
promissory note due
1, 1976, issued by this company had been sold pri¬
vately through Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York City.
—V. 190, p. 2244.
short-term
duction
Reid—Note
Marie
reported
was
Oct.
molding
development
be
Rose
it
molds
of
$466,000.
$1,955,716
president.-^V.
194,
For
(35c
p.
52.
income
after
the
per
of
the
cor¬
provision
same
share),
period
for
of
reported
<■]
50
Freez
Tastee
Bank
Chemical
pointed
—V.
UNDERWRITERS—Of
Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
New
co-transfer
194,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1658)
York
Trust
for
agent
Co.,
the
stock
common
Gregory-Masari,
City has been ap¬
of the corporation,
York
New
firm
Inc.,
commitment
10,000
shares,
the
and
to
60,000
shares
Sellgren,
purchase
of
Miller
from
the
stock
common
&
offered
The
Technicolor
Patrick
Officer
J.
Frawley,
Jr.,
Technicolor
of
Slide Co.—
Inc.—Acquires Travel
Chairman
Inc.,
of
the Board
Chief Executive
and
Kureen
Travel
Slide, Inc. of San Francisco.
George Atkins, who was one of
early pioneers in the travel slide business, will join Technicolor as
The Atkins Company was one of the largest travel slide
companies in the United States with a library of approximately 12,000
different foreign and domestic slides,
"The growth and success of
Atkins," stated Mr. Frawley, "was primarily due to their excellent
world-wide coverage.
Using this as a springboard we will utilize the|
motion
picture color techniques in the manufacture of travel sides
giving Technicolor motion picture quality and color never before avail¬
able.
We will also use our nationwide sales force to expand the ap¬
Univend
consultant.
proximate
merchandising
the
increase
Atkins
3,000
plans,
displays
amount
T.
-
V.
Trust
New
Co.,
stock
common
of
coupled
force
with
has
City,
appointed
p.
2481.
been
193,
corporation.—V.
Gas
The
Nov.
the
at
the
of
of
redemption
Redemption
1,
Nov.
on
Chase
Co.,
Transport
11 through the
share
offering of 300,000 shares at $10
the
purchase
this
will
debt
long-term
the
It
per
southeastern
the
U.
and
of
Delray
company
other
finance
to
Orlando,
Beach,
Atlanta,
carriers,
and
states
The
S.
The
being
the
as
corporations,
entered
into
-—
Common
200,000
common
California "law
under
result
of
of
GIVING
EFFECT
AND
CAPITALIZATION—For
the
weeks
37
ended
indebtedness^-—
stock
The
Lab.
Co.,
shares
Smith,
to
be
and
used
TO
converting, and
PRESENT
FINANCING
earnings
capitalization
shares
520.000
stock
Upon
$787,992.
were
standing
and
of
will
shares
5,175
completion
consist
stock;
common
of
of
shares
420,000
cumulative
6%
financing,
current
of
$5,463,700
of
long-term
class
of
A
out¬
debt;
Valtronic
The
Board
of
Investing
10c)
has
City,
of
the
been
Directors
acted
to
of the Carlton Terrace
addition, it approved the
corporation
Fla.
of
In
the
price
Essex
of
sidiary
Green
$6,395,000.
for
Irving
Trust
194,
the
by
in
in
Orange,
in
by
Bal
company's
West
acquired
was
purchase
House
corporation.—V.
194,
Sept.
on
10
29,
filed
by
the
sub- "
1000.
p.
Co.,
New
York
10c)
(par
City,
of
of
to
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
debt
manufacture
for
the
1430.
U-Tell
laws
shares
common
Securities
(par
$1)
18,
to
1961
be
filed
The
"Reg.
a
offered
at
covering 31,097
through Continental
$5,
Mr.
U-Tell
of
N.
3629
of
Teutonia
discount
a
Ave., Milwaukee,
department store.
is
engaged
in
company
the
City,
been
has
Investment
Co.—Securities
Sold
Privately—
Oct. 9, 1961, it was reported that $1,500,000 of this firm's
subordinated serial debentures, due to Oct. 1,
1976, and
10,000 shares of its cumulative preferred stock had .been
the
E.
Levy
net
of
the
is
Y.,
and
sold
registrar
for 1,000,000
194, p. 1322.
estimated
U.
S.
The
Electronic
shares
common
prises,
U.
(par
10c)
26,
1961
filed
to be offered
at
A"
"Reg.
a
covering
100,000
publishing
of
of
military
480
Lexington
and
industrial
Ave.,
N.
Y.
is
engaged
in
1958
under
corporation
shares
Harvey
&
Co.,
The
to
on
company
Aug.
was
1952,
28,
and
incorporated
under
a
and
community
in
PROCEEDS
will
to
used
$25,000
Fernando
to
11166
Valley
the
will
outstanding
loans,
be
and
$41,000
used
for
$79,000
CAPITALIZATION
shares,
Preferred
Common
Class
Bank
B
be
the
laws
EFFECT
com.
Unsecured
Noninterest
Other
stock,
secured
bank
TO
bearing
the
the
loans
plastic
issuance
filed
1961
to
be
Ave.,
of
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
*300,000 shs.
10c)
With
to
be
SEC—
filed
1961
"Reg.
a
offered
at
pro¬
of
It
Weber
Corp.—Appointment—
corporation.—V. 194,
471.
p.
Stores, Inc.—Files Stock Plans—
of 5050 Edgewood Court, Jacksonville, Fla., filed a
statement with the SE'C on Oct. 5 covering 75,000 shares
stock, to be offered pursuant to its Stock Purchase Plan
Public
Woodard
be
offered
to
pursuant
its
for
Executive
194, p. 159.
Service
Corp.—Appointment—
Research
Corp.—Common
of
warrants.
Offered—
Planning Co., Washington, D. C., on
Oct. 2 publicly offered 40,000 shares of the company's
common stock at
$4 per share.
/
BUSINESS—The
the
laws
The
the
State
of
ment
for
of
Virginia.
the
organized
was
following
as
biochemical,
cal, physical, and other scientific
chemical, and kindred industries
institutions;
(B)
for
the
the
To
feet
the
of
date,
the
the
1959,
under
took
for
devices
the
governmental
products,
and
(C)
industries
same
has
and
engaged
only
the
institu¬
and
in
and
manu¬
the
fields
above.
laboratory building providing 9,600 square
is presently under construction.* It -is expected that
will be approximately $80,000.
The first
this building
from
the
sale
of
the
securities
offered
will
completion of this laboratory. The next $25,000
the working capital
expended thereon to date.
realized
other
and
devices,
processes,
institutions;
the
for
and
consulting
and
develop¬
toxicological, chemi¬
food,. drug, cosmetic,
evaluation
modern
of
$55,000 realized
to
-restore
for
and
of
corporation
(A)
space
cost
industries
and
under
floor
total
27,
management
laboratory
The
biological,
data
development
same
products
enumerated
Oct.
on
present
a
(A)
purposes:
pharmacological,
of
The
meeting of stockholders on Oct. 29, 1959.
principal office is 34 station St., Herndon, Va.
the
corporation
service
incorporated
was
of
organizational
address
The
company
the
of
at
will
be
CAPITALIZATION
also
Stock
Investment
employed
GIVING
additional
as
EFFECT
Any
working
PRESENT
TO
stock
(par
66%
cents)____
be
will be
applied
used
to
additional
capital.
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
exercise
100,000
Newark, N. J. is engaged in the operation
950,000 shs.
granted.
covering
liquor stores.
Outstanding
upon
A"
through First
$3,
Y.
The Chase Manhattan Bank,
New York City, has been appointed
co-registrar for the corporation's common stock.—V. 190,
p. 1882;
FINANCING
exercise
upon
Outstanding
450,000 shs.
,:T57,738 shs.
♦This
figure does not include
12,000
shares
which
warrants to be sold to the underwriter.—V.
194, p. 363.
The
"Reg. A"
a
offered
Teaneck,
material
Sept.
on
(no
of
at
covering
$2,
100,000
through
Scott,
for
J.,
N.
is
packaging of
engaged in
products.
the
corporation
shares
common
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Proceeds
working
underlie
design
Sept.
26,
10c)
on
(par
N.
the
to
1961
be
filed
a
offered
"Reg.
at
$3,
A" covering 100,000
through D. H. Blair
Y.
to
are
be
used
for
debt
repayment,
a
product
new
capital.
114
of
and
packaging
New
St.,
manufacture
of
20,
to
par)
1961
be
filed
"Reg.
a
offered
at
Yankee
A" covering 100,000
through Currier
&
$3,
Angeles.
The
food
Alton
St.,
Santa
Calif,
Ana,
is
engaged
shares
Yankee
the
in
of
Plastics,
Inc.,
of
plastic
on
(par
Ga., is engaged in the research,
precision equipment
for
handling and
of
j.
29
W.
display
Inc.—Files
Sept.
one
Rego
8,
1961
cent)
Park,
34th
forms
and
Decatur,
products.
corporation
common
Securities,
semiconductors.
$41,500
to
are
of
be
also
to
offered
made
includes
the
SEC
by
Ave.,
and
6,000
Oct.
on
for
Weil
shares
5
Co.,
for
Inc.,
which
None
None.
will issue
company
finder's
a
to
N.
St.,
and
With
filed
a
SEC—
"Reg.
be
offered
Y.
is
at
A"
$3,
covering 100,000
through Sunshine
Y.
N.
hangers
engaged
for
in
garment
the
manufacture
sales.
46 075 shs
None
for
$60,
for
600
stock.
registration
3V2-year
at
per
$4.15
shares
and
pay
$750 to Kenneth I.
company
in
was
interest
to
services
design,
March
pertaining
known
1961
president.
as
The
to
Don
as
a
sole
business
a
electronic
White
engaged
system
states
that
mated
of
con-
net
that
Donald
neither
present
library
graphic
Technical
profitable operations
proceeds from the
arts
facilities,
and
Bulletins,
stock sale
to
brochures
and
to
will
purchase
reproductive
rendering
analysis,
Associates,
proprietorship by
prospectus
in
as
R.
J.
date.
be
used
additional
facilities,
.fliers,
the
for
been
of
White,
for
company
office
of
company's
the
WEI
technical
public
business
is
providing
or
sale
certain
scheduled
(without
State
of
common
passenger services and dry-cargo freight services.
The company
controlled, through the ownership of its voting
shares, to the extent
about
Agency
one-third
for
Israel,
Israel.
in
company's
each
by the Government of Israel
The
Jerusalem, and the General Federation of
Net
proceeds from the stock sale
construction program
and
to
plans for
trans-Atlantic luxury
company s
dry
cargo
vessels
fleet
expansion
include
liner
costing
$2,600,000 per
passenger
costing
will
working
about
be
Jewish
Jewish
applied
capital
to
The
the
construction of a
about
$15 000 000
six
vessel,
and
two'bulk
^rinrpfprrpH4,5?0,000 fEer vesse1' II? addition
preferred shares, the
company has
to certain indebtedness
outstanding. 1,433,052 ordinary
and
Enwwi °TWnK
holders. Jacob
( ncluding
the of
,eXTtent ,of about one"third
a
Arnon,
good
will
of
each by the said
Jerusalem, is listed as board chairman.
$4,433) of a sole proprietorship operated
by
Zion Foods
equipment,
of
principal
esti¬
expansion
publication
reprints
nor
$200,000
the
in
for
cash
bonds.
The
and
started
company
The
the
consulting
evaluation
had
the
as
Co., Ltd.—Pfd. Registered
Haifa, Israel, filed a registration statement with the
covering 20,000 shares of 7%
preferred, cumulative
participating stock, ($500 par) to be offered
underwriting) at $500 per share payable in
be
The
Brown,
organized under Maryland law in July 1961
5
carrier
to
share.
Oct.
on
Israel
state¬
warrants
exercisable
45c
a
the
for
upon
receive
of
The
SEC
Labor
predecessor have had
App. $9,000
issuance
common
shares
}share.
underlying
None
B
Zim Israel Navigation
This company of
registra¬
fee.
*91 025 shs.
4 000
class
per
will
The
expenses.
a
65,000
$3.75
at
filed
is
underwriter
FINANCING
None
reserved
Md.,
covering
pujtfic sale
&
$6,000
Bethesda,
.
The
Outstanding
37 500
stock
to
be
Auburn
the
plant
$13 524
loan.
shares
4903
share commission
ment
sold
of
with
stock,
will
per
the
indebted¬
additions
50,000 shs
rec
of
Electromagnetics, Inc.—Common Registered—
company
statement
offering
working capital.
51;346
common
and
4,OO0shs.
*1,000,000 shs.
par_
unsecured
outstanding
sale
5>000 shs.
accts.
PRESENT
*1,200,000 shs.
for
29,
Alfred
of
605-G
common
Valley,
Angeles.
other
pay
PRESENT
$20
without
by
tion
successor
indebtedness
of
and
to
loans
*46,075 shares of
Version
to
White
This
St., Sun
Los
Authorized
par
TO
13,
Commercial
Woodman
Los
of
manufacture
of
approximately $200,000.
approximately $13,500
bank
used
added
shaibs, par $100__________
stock,
par
$1
loan
be
of
from
be
that
short-term
will
'
_
Common
area
improvement
will
GIVING
Pendleton
company
deducting expenses, will
repay
equipment,
at
the company estimates
unsecured
repay
and
oo
San
the proceeds
1,000,000 shs.
employees and 50,000 shares to
Incentive Stock Option Plan.—V.
Semiconductors, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Inc.,
Western
acquired all of the assets
Valley Iron & Metal Co., a
located
are
proceeds
after
airj,0lJnt.
L
be
ness,
the
The
stock
common
plant
of
out
FRESENT
company
tions.
engineering
existing bank and
other
working capital estimated at
EFFECT
cents)
10
475
shares
Carlsen,
assumed
all
of
the liabilities
of
co-partnership.
Doing
business
under
the
name
of
"Pacific
Paper
Grading," the company is engaged
principally in the business of buy¬
ing, processing and selling waste
materials,
including paper, scrap
metals, rags and glass.
office
paid
TO
thereafter
and
The
of
common
facture
pay
to
value
par
Sept.
on
corporation
capital
60,000 shares of the company's $1 par common
share, via a Sept. 29 offering circular.
stock at $4 per
BUSINESS—The
This
as
for
N.
stock of the
him
by
incorporation.
Inc., Fairlawn, N. J. Proceeds are to be used for
development,
equipment,
sales
and
advertising
and
of
Western
Inc., Beverly Hills, Calif., and SellMiller & Co., Inc., San Francisco, Calif., publicly
California
be
Offered
Gregory-Massari,
gren,
offered
not
EFFECT
par)___
(par
Corp.,
chain
a
formulae
will be applied by the com¬
following order of priority:
at $10,000; leasehold im¬
the
in
addition
GIVING
(par
and
Westpak
Stock
payment
after
Irving Trust Co., New York City, has been appointed registrar of the
working capital.
the
handbooks.
By-Products, Inc.—Common
will
GIVING
Sept.
on
shares
in
estimated
$5,000;
and
shares reserved
thermo-forming
Universal
proceeds
159.
p.
research
Publications
company
founded
shares reserved for
issuance
Options for 60,000 shares have been
21,000
common
Brooklyn.
S.
net
receive
the
Woodman Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
through Douglas Enter¬
$3,
of
$240,000.
of
Willner of 596 Orange St.,
Westpak Inc.—Files With SEC—
Publications, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Sept.
on
Y.
enterprises
business.
will
Winner's Liquors—Files
The
operated
and
services
received
offering
without
options.
The
corporation
stock
194,
29,
inclwude 70,000 shares reserved for the exercise of
options.
If all of the said options are
exercised, there will be a total of 370,000
shares
issued and
outstanding.—V. 194, p. 471.
funds
includes
the
in
June
York, N.
business
New
Ave.,
primarily
♦Does not
business
♦Includes. 100,000
—V.
Fifth
350
and to provide
worthwhile business^ opera¬
wholesaling, jobbing and retail fields.
salaries
(10c
PROCEEDS—A
purposes
at
$79,500;
company's
variety of
companies.
a
10,
Authorized
privately through White, Weld & Co., New York,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., Detroit.—V. 189, p. 1973.
and
stock
Wisconsin
Inc.—Common
Nov.-
the
developed
proceeds
the
CAPITALIZATION
stock
proceeds
incorporated
corporation
at
engage
in
engaged
appointed
Co.,
to
successor
the
until
following
payable
Common
"best efforts" basis at
a
f.
equipment.
$280,500.
Union
to
approximately
net
CAPITALIZATION
office
incorporated
was
is
provides
expenses
provements
notes
It
manufacturing
PROCEEDS—The
for
offices
company
Officers'
of
Engineering Services
Jerome
and
pay
Offered—
Stock
offering.
registration
to a Sept. 12 prospectus, the
without underwriting, 375,000 shares
common stock at $1 per share. The offering
company
pany
to
operation
equipment.
this
a
Co.,
Ave., New York 51, N.
of medical and dental
York
New
Maryland.
A"
Milwaukee.
Corp.,
Co.,
proprietorship
fessions
Sept.
on
capital
offered
offered,
of
by
for
offering will be utilized as working
of
the
company,
except
for
an
amount
estimated
not
to
$7,500
which
may
be
expended
in
the
purchase
of
office
exceed
Offered—Pursuant
sole
Corp.—Files With SEC—
corporation
entire
Winn-Dixie
oversubscribed and the books closed.
1951
a
The
Trust
BUSINESS—The
p.
of
expenses
The
•>
Corp. of America—Appointment—
company
was
registrar
194,
of
&
be
Sessler
F.
Walton
375
of its no-par
has
the
Stock
per
on
York
New
a
its
manufacturing,
yet conducted any
not
Wilco
"Reg. A" covering 62,500
at $4, through Cacchione
Inc., N. Y. Proceeds are
repayment, expansion, new products
1961
cents)
Fred
machinery,
Washington
subsidiary
J.,
for a
N.
August
this
is
the
in
common
1000.
p.
and First National City Bank of New York transfer agent
shares of common stock (par $1) of the corporation.—V.
Harbour,!
Electronics, Inc.—Appointment—
stock
common
sale
Plaza
center
$6,190,000.—V.
Transvision
the
Shopping
This
the
approve
Apartment
$1
Corp.—Common
proposes
PROCEEDS—The
registrar for
appointed
Waldbaum, Inc.—Appointment-^
Corp.—Acquisition—
return
which
Aug. 15, 1961 book value of
share after the sale of the
interim financing to growing
to help stabilize and
expand
shs.
capital.
and
Bankers
Transcontinental
tions
—It~h"ffs
First
191,
to
in
predecessor proprietorship,
~
having
company
financing
of
1,054',855
2,000,000 shs.
:? Irv.ing Trust Co., New York City, has been appointed transfer agent
and
dividend
disbursing agent for the common stock
(par
25c)
of
the corporation.—V. 194, p. 1431.
1052.
p.
presently
providing
Outstanding
common
stock.—V.
preferred
increased
Commercial
Securities
1961,
Valve
issued to White
were
the
:
BUSINESS:—Wilso
The
Common
$11 712
I
—
York
(par
and
for
design
be
shares.
1961,
Equipment, Inc.—Appointment—
New
(par
Inc.
working
the
June
will
of
worth of $2,251.32.
The merged company
Corp.—Files With SEC—
corporation
&
net
a
Co., Inc., New York City,
per share.
where-
merger
.
(par $1)—
stock
common
common
Miami,
and liabilities
of
Valtronic
provides
service
between
northwestern parts of
in Birmingham,
Ala.;
the company had unaudited operating revenues of $11,356,114
and net earnings of $544,677.
For the fiscal year ended Oct. 1, 1960,
the
company's
operating
revenues
aggregated
$12,709,154,
and
net
&
of
Irving Trust
the
83%. Such shares
group
assets
share
per
$3
of
International, Inc.
principal business of Shelley is the manufacture,
Vactronic
Fla.
Terminal
on
consolidation
a
agreement
an
and
Public offering was made on Sept. 28 of 100,000 shares
of the company's 100 par common stock by A. J. Gabriel
Shelley Mfg. Co., incorporated
Inc., incorporated Feb. 3, 1954.
merged with and into Shelley.
was
Urethane Industries
as
Common
central, north and
maintains terminals
Jacksonville,
EARNINGS
shareholders,
name
Sundry
Ga.,
the
company
a
the
common
additional
proposed
31c
urethane
foam
products to industry, sold under the
"Shelley Foam." Midwest has been engaged in a similar
business, its products being sold under the trade names "Midfoam" and
"Sat-A-Lyte."
Orlando, Tampa and Venice, Fla.;
Atlanta and Macon, Ga.; Chicago, 111.; Indianapolis, Ind.; and Louis¬
ville, Ky. As of June 17, 1961, the company and its subsidiary owned
897 pieces of revenue equipment, including 353 intercity road trailers.
17,
California
incorporated
was
into
came
and Vita-Foam. Products,
1954,
distribution
is a common carrier of
general commodities by motor vehicle, and is authorized to operate
in
Alabama,
Florida,
Georgia,
Illinois,
Indiana
and
Kentucky.
By
with
Inc.
of
was effected by a consolidation agreement dated June 20,
the consolidated corporation then being known as Shelley Urethane
trade
primarily of several
that the retirement
anticipated
is
company
Miami
at
BUSINESS—The
connection
29,
company
It
CAPITALIZATION
consisting
debt
obligations.
enable
facilities
terminal
1960.
known
Board and President.
retire
to
company
offering
principal offices of the company are located at 4542 East Dunham
St., City of Commerce, Calif.
proceeds from the sale of its shares will be used by
equipment
of
International,
Public
—
sales
drink.
Authorized
PROCEEDS—Net
of
new
the
The
Nashville, Tenn.
of the
Industries
under Midwest
is
Of the total, 120,000 shares
were
sold for the account of the company, and 180,000
for
the
account
of
a
selling stockholder, Joe Katz,
Chairman
in
engaged
Inc.
("Shelley"
herein).
Thereafter, on Sept. 25,
1961,
Shelley and Midwest Foam Products Company, an Illinois corporation
("Midwest" herein), with the approval of more than two-thirds of their
by an underwriting group headed by J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co.,
is
as
at that time had
Consolidation
public sale of this firm's common stock was made
Oct.
all
$2.50,
Industries,
Offered—In¬
Inc.—Common
for
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
machines for food and
vending
Offered
respective
itial
coin
predecessor
1960,
sinking
1553.
Terminal
of
23,
Sept.
through
1961,
covering 115,000
through Ezra
expansion and working
at
PI.,
EUSINESS—Thj
June
100%
at
194, p.
for
called
Co.—Partial
used
was made on Oct. 11, at $5
share through Garant & Polonitza, Inc., Los Angeles;
Fleetwood Securities Corp. of America, and Lubetkin,
Regan & Kennedy, New York City. Proceeds will be
used by the company for the installation of two rigid
foam
lines, inventory expansion, repayment of debt,
purchase of additional equipment and working capital.
fund, $500,000 of its 6%
debentures due
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
Manhattan
Bank, 80 Pine St., New York 15, N. Y.
1977
1,
—V.
has
company
operation
Transmission
O'Brien
offered
be
shares of this firm's stock
two
Tennessee
280
"Reg. A"
a
be
to
per
new
registrar
filed
1961
to
are
cials
Wilco
Corp.—Appointment—
York
the
29,
cent)
1
Proceeds
Urethane
Stock
p
Development
Irving
the
sales
Sept.
on
(par
Y.
N.
of
operation
packaging will enable us to greatly
formerly done by Atkins."—V. 194,
and
business
of
1553.
P.
This
customers.
shares
Co.,
marketing,
for
company has outstanding 200,150 shares of common stock, of
White (and Coleen S. White)
owns 76%, and management offi¬
which
capital.
the
a
Corp.—Files With SEC—
corporation
common
acquisition of Atkins
the
Oct. 3
announced
The
personnel,
company
preparations, the development of certain original company
concepts, for leasehold improvements and additional capital items to
support an expanded staff, and as additional operating capital.
respectively.
Univend
by
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
.
proposal
company
1280.
p.
presented
papers
Co.,., Inc., have made a
50,000 shares and
.
Corp.—Appointment—
National
shares $1 par value
City
trusi
Bank- of
C°' has been aPPointed
New
corqmon stock
of
registrar and
York, transfer agent for 556,200
the corporation.
V. 194, p. 1431, *
Volume
194
Number 6099
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1659)
51
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
tors, will receive sealed bids until terest (J-J) payable at the County
11 a.m. (CST) on Oct. 26 for the Treasurer's office.
purchase
of
$1,500,000
school
Bond Sale—An issue of
$65,000
Los Angeles School Districts, Los
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
public improvement bonds was
Angeles County, Calif.
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclu¬
sold to George M. Wood & Co.,
Bond
Sale
The $35,000,000
sive. Callable. Principal and in¬
and
the
Cumberland
Securities
school election 1960 bonds offered
terest (J-D ) payable at any bank
Corp., jointly, as 3 %s and ~3%s.
on
Oct. 10—v. 194, p. 1102—were
or
trust company designated by
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Legality ap¬
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the successful bidder.
Legality
proved
by
Dumas,
O'Neal
&
the Bank of America N.T. & S.A.,
approved by Mehaffy, Smith &
Hayes, of Birmingham.
of San Francisco, as 3V2S.
Williams, of Little Rock.
Other members of the
syndi¬
Cullman
Industrial
Development
Chickasaw, Ala.
Co.; Seasongood & Mayer; Seattle
&
Savings Bank, Seattle;
Trust
Stubbs,
Watkins
&
Lombardo,
Inc.; Thornton, Mohr, Farish &
Gauntt,
Robert
Inc.; Tripp & Co., Inc.;
Winthrop & Co.; Wood,
Gundy
&
—
CALIFORNIA
Board, Ala.
Bond Sale—An issue of $ 115,000
first mortgage
building revenue
1961
bonds
5V2S.
was sold to
Thornton,
Farish & Gauntt, Inc., as
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on
Aug.
1, from 1962
sive.
Interest
Mohr,
to 1976 inclu¬
F-A.
Legality ap¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
Spring Hill College (P. O. Mobile),
Alabama
Sale—The
Bond
mitory
Oct.
revenue
3
a
1323
p.
the
to
awarded
at
194,
v.
—
Home
I
$435,000 dor¬
bonds offered on
Finance
price of
were
—
Housing
Agency,
par.
and
Acalanes Union High School Dist.,
Contra
Costa County,
Calif.
Bond Offering—W. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at
his
office
in
Martinez,
until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 17
for
the
purchase
of
$600,000
school, series B 1961 bonds. Dated
Nov.
1962
San
Sept. 19
on
194, p. 896—were awarded to
Barcus, Kindred & £0., at a price
Graham
the
^
,
Arroyo Grande Union School Dist.,
The
First
(MST)* on
of
Nov:
6
until.Ml
for
the
a.m.
1964'
1970 : inclusive.
to
Sept. 25
on
Trust
Western Bank &
Co., of San Francisco.
i
Burlingame, Calif.
Offering — Herbert K.
Bond
White,
City
follows:
First
Na¬
Co.,
Arnold
Inc.;
&
Eerbes, Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.;
Crane
Investment
Co.,
Inc.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
Dittmar
wards
Stokes
Co., Inc.; A. G. Ed¬
Sons;
Elkins, Morris,
&
Co.; Fahnestock & Co.;
Chase Manhat¬ First National Bank, Minneapolis;
tan Bank; Bankers Trust Co., all
First
National
Bank,
St. Paul;
of
New
York; Harris Trust & First Union National
Bank
of
Savings Bank, Chicago; First Bos¬ North
Carolina, Charlotte; Lawton
Corp.; First National Bank, son,
Levy,
Williams
&
Stern;
Chicago; Smith, Barney ' & Co.;
Mitchum,
Jones
&
Templeton;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Security-First National City Bank, Cleveland;
Wells
of
Bank
National
Los
Angeles;
American
Bank;
Fargo
Trsut
Co., San Francisco; United
California
Bank,
Los
Angeles;
Continental Illinois National Bank
Trsut
&
Co., Chicago.
Chemical Bank New York Trust
Northern
York;
New
Trust
Newhard, Cook & Co.; Northwest¬
ern
National Bank, Minneapolis;
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Provi¬
dent
Cincinnati;
Bank,
Sutherland
&
Co.;
&
liston & Beane;
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; Dean
Witter & Co.; R. H. Moulton &
Arthur L. Wright
&
Donald-Moore
Co.; First National Bank of Ore¬
Seattle-First NaPhiladelphia
Na¬
tional Bank; Equitable Securities
Corporation; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
gon, Portland;
tionai
Bank;
Trust
Company,
St.
Reynolds- & Co.; Hornblower
&
Weeks;
Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co.; John Nuveen &
Louis;
Co.; Wertheim & Co.; First West¬
ern
Bank & Trust Co.; Los An¬
Haupt &
Ira
geles;
Corp. "7:;
Rothschild
F.
L.
Paribas
-V
Co.;
:•,:■■■:■ 7
&
Co.;
■,
E.
F.
Co., Inc.; Zahner & Co.; Brush,
Slocumb & Co., Inc.; First Cleve¬
land
Magnus & Co.; Mc¬
& Co.; McDonnell
& Co., Inc.; Wm. jJ. Mericka &
Co.; William S. Morris & Co.; J.
A. Overton & Co.; Irving J. Rice
Corp.;
1962
to
inclu¬
1975
County, Calif.
County, Calif.
Bond
series
to
Sale—The
C
bonds
194,
—v.
Dean
Los
school
Oct.
on
1323—were
p.
Torrance
$12,000
offered
Witter
3
awarded
Co.
&
Unified School District,
Angeles County,
Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig,
County
bids
sealed
Angeles,
Clerk,
at
his
will
receive
office
in
Los
(PST) on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $1,000.000
election 1958, series G
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on
Nov.
1
until
a.m.
1962
from
9
to
1981
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Tracy School District, San Joaquin
Ryan,
Stein Bros.
Boyce; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
R. D. White & Co.; J. R. Wil-
Co., Chicago; Lazard Freres &
Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Glore,
Forgan
&
Co.; Merrill
Lynch,
from
1
San Luis Obispo
&
&
tional City Bank;
receive
will
Clerk,
as
Mercantile
$260,000 school,
1102—were awarded to
p.
pur¬
\$125;000 rschooj. bonds.
i, 1961. /Due on «Jul£
Dated Dec.
from
Obispo County, Calif.
Bond Sale—1The
194,
bids
flood
of
series A bonds offered
.
.
1, 1962 for
$450,000
control drainage bonds.
—v.
sealed
Dist.
Dal
—
until June
purchase
Gietz, Clerk
receive
1
-
San Luis
Arizona
Control
Ogilvie,
Manager, will receive
bids
Board of Supervisors, will
.
chase
the
,
Bond Offering-—H.
of
sealed
County Schoql^Qist,. No. 1,
;C-;
J
'
Offering
Engineer
were
Co.,
Flood
County
Water Conservation
Bond
bonds offered
'
of
Sutcliffe,
No. 9, Calif.
Douglas, Ariz.
$625,000 water
100.14.
&
Francisco.
and
—v.
of
inclusive.
1981
Herrington
quist,
.
Sale—The
revenue
to
Nov. 1 from
on
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl-
ARIZONA
Bond
1, 1961. Due
3V8S, Alameda
as
cate
Dec.
sive. Interest J-D.
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—R.
Graham,
E.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
Stockton,
until 3 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 24 for
the
purchase of $25,000 school
bonds. Dated April 15, 1959. Due
on April 1, 1977. Principal and in¬
terest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl-
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
Co., Inc.; Stern, Frank, Meyer San Francisco. ■.*
& Fox; Stockyards National Baqk,*
Wichita; - Thirds National
Bank, Washington Union High Sch. Dist.,
7
Alameda County, Calif. 7
Nashville;.-Tilney
&
Co.; Wa¬ Y
Bond Offering—Jack G. Blue,
chovia Bank & Trust Co.; Win- ;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
ston-Salem.
&
Ray Allen, Olson & Beaumont,
Inc.; Frank & Robert Bender Co.;
Allan Blair
& Co.;
Cavalier &
bids at his office in Oakland, un¬
Otto; Continental Bank & Trust
Co., Salt Lake City; Cooley & Co.;
Hess, Grant & Remington, Inc.;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Newburger, Loeb & Co.; Park, Ryan,
Inc.; Rodman & Renshaw; Sutro
Bros. & Co.; Townsend, Dabney
1961, series B bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1961; Due on Dec. 1 from 1962
to 1986 inclusive.
Principal and
til
a.m.
(PST) on Oct. 24 for
purchase of $900,000 school
10
the
interest
(J-D)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Blair & Co.;
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Clark, Dodge & Co.; First Na¬
California (State of)
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
tional Bank, Dallas; First South¬
Bond
Francisco.
Offering — Bert Betts, west
Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & & Tyson.
nix.
'■"p State
Treasurer,
will
receive Co.; Hirsch & Co.; W. E. Hutton
CONNECTICUT
Boland,
Saffin,
Gordon
&
sealed bids until Oct. 18 for the
& Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;Lyons
Maricopa County, Buckeye Union
Sautter; First of Arizona Co.; R.
purchase
of
$100,000,000
State & Shafto, Inc.; Mercantile Na¬
Darien, Conn.
a
High Sch. Dist. No. 201, Ariz.
James Foster & Co., Inc.; Hannaconstruction bonds, Series F. Due
Bond
tional Bank, Dallas; W. H. Mor¬ ford &
Bond Sale—The $300,000 public
Offering—Rhea
Averill,
Talbot; Hannahs, Gallin &
on July
1 from 1963 to 1987 incl. ton &
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
Co., Inc.; New York Hanse- Lee; John C. Legg & Co.; Luce, improvement; bonds
offered on
will receive sealed bids until 11
v.
194, p. 1323 — were
Cupertino Union School District, atic Corp.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Thompson & Crowe, Inc.; H. V. Oct. 3
a.m.
(MST) on Oct. 16 for the
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Inc.;
Republic
National
Bank, Sattley & Co., Inc.; J. C. Wheat & awarded to Hornblower & Weeks,
as
purchase of $200,000 school bonds.
3.20s, at a price of 100.008, a
Bond Sale—The $929,000 school Dallas; Roosevelt & Cross; Stone Co.; Wulff, Hansen & Co.; Fred
Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on July
& Youngberg; Taylor & Co.; Trust D.
Blake
&
Co.;
Ellis & Co.; basis of about 3.19%.
bonds offered on Oct. 9—v. 194, p.
1
from
1963
to
1970
inclusive.
Company
of
Georgia,
Atlanta; Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.;
1433—were awarded to a syndi¬
Litchfield County Regional School
American Securities Corp.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ cate
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.,
headed
by
the; Bank
of
District No. 1, Conn.
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
G. H. Walker & Co.; James A. Inc.; Weil, Roth & Irving Co. and
America N. T. & S. A., of San
Bond
Offering—C. Whittlesey
fice. Legality approved by Gust,
Andrews
&
Co., Inc.; City Na¬ C. N. White & Co.
Francisco, at a price of 100.054.
Rosenfeld & Divelbess, of Phoe¬
Hart, District Treasurer, will re¬
Principal and interest (J-J) pay^able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld & Divelbess, of Phoe¬
bids
sealed
until
Nov.
6
for
the
purchase of $140,000 police bonds.
Hutton
&
Co., Inc.; Bacon, Whip¬
ple & Co.; William
-
—
Other
nix-
-
Pinal
'V-
::
Sch.
County
Dist.
No.
4,
Arizona
Bond
Clerk
Offering
the
of
—
Board
Henry Thies,
of Supervis¬
will receive sealed bids until
2 p.m. (MST)
on Nov. 6 for the
purchase of $255,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on July
1
from
1964
to
1975
inclusive.
ors,
Principal and interest
(J-J) pay¬
Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld & Divelbess, of; Phoe¬
nix.
1
.'■< '
•-'[ '7
able
the
at
County
■
Santa
Union
Offering—Henry
the
purchase
school bonds.
Due
on
June
inclusive.
Valen¬
(J-D)
of
$33,000
Dated June 1, 1961.
1
and
1968
interest
the
County
from 1962 to
Principal
at
payable
Treasurer's
office.
proved by Gust,
Legality
ap¬
Rosenfeld & Di¬
velbess, of Phoenix.
syndi¬
Calif.
Sale—The
$79,626 special
assessment sanitary sewer limited
tax bonds offered on Sept. 25—
v.
194,
1208—were awarded to
p.
J. B. Hanauer & Co.
Los
receive
Offering
Ted
Lamb,
Bank
&
Trust Co.,
Kansas
—
Frank
J.
for
sealed
the
bids
until
of
purchase
Dec.
13
$16,000,000
Lowell
City;
Bank, Newark; Shuman,
& Co.; Stern, Lauer & Co.
Agnew
&
Co.,
Memphis;
B. Hanauer &
J.
ris
Inc.;
Chas.
Ginther
&
Co.;
Co.; Henry Har¬
Sons, Inc.; Kean, Taylor &
&
M. Kidder & Co., Inc.;
Spencer Trask & Co.; Van AlCo.;
A.
& Co.; Bacon, Stev¬
Co.; Robert W. Baird &
styne,
&
Los
Waterworks
Co., Inc.; Burns, Corbett & Pick-
Calif.
ard;
County
District
Bond
bids
1996
will
Clerk,
at
his
receive
office
in
Los
9 a.m. (PST) on
17 for the purchase of $20,-
until
Lomita
street
1961.
13,
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig, County
sealed
No.
annex
Due
election
1961,
240th
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
July 1 from 1964 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
on
Union
Childs & Co.; Dallas
Securities Co., Inc.; Fahey,
Clark
&
C.
F.
Co.
Federation
Bank
&
School
Los
District,
County
bids
sealed
will
Clerk,
at
his
receive
office
in
Los
9 a.m. (PST) on
Nov. 7 for the purchase of $488,000 school election 1958, series G
until
Angeles,
bonds. Dated Dec.
from
1, 1961. Due on
1963 to 1986 inclu¬
Dec.
1
Principal and interest pay¬
at
the
County Treasurer's
able
Trust
Co.;
Co., Room 504,
750 Main St., Hart¬
ford, until 11:30 a.m. (EDST) on
Oct. 26 for the purchase of $1,Fifth
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig,
ceive sealed bids c/o the Connec¬
ticut Bank & Trust
California
Floor,
150,000 school 1961 bonds. Dated
1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from
1962 to 1981
inclusive.
Interest
Oct.
A-O.
by Day,
Legality approved
Berry & Howard, of Hartford.
DELAWARE
Kent
Consolidated
State
County
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P.
office.
O. Camden),
Delaware
Madera, Calif.
Bond
Bond
sewer
Oct.
Sale—The $511,000 water,
and
2
—
awarded
fire
bonds
v.
194,
on
p.
A., of San Francisco.
Calif.
Pasadena,
Bond
offered
1323 — were
to The Bank of America
N. T. & S.
Noel
enson
Angeles
Joint
Angeles and Orange Counties,
,
sive.
E.
Weigold
& Co., Inc.;
Wells &
Christensen, Inc.; Blunt Ellis &
Simmons;
Ernst
& Co.;
Field,
Richards
&
Co.; First National
Stroud
electric plant revenue bonds.
000
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tional
Bank,
Twohy, Controller of the Depart¬
ment of Water and Power, will
Oct.
ARKANSAS
Angeles, Calif.
Offering
Bond
Angeles,
Little Rock School District, Ark.
Bond
the
follows: Blyth & Co.,
Cruz County,
Bond
High School District, Ariz.
for
as
Patagonia
cia, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
until
11
a.m.
(MST)
on
Nov.
6
were
.
County,
Cruz
Bond
of
members
Coffin & Burr; Commerce
Inc., Dean Witter & Co., J. Barth Trust Co., Kansas City; Crutten¬
& Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Stone
den, Podesta & Co.; R. S. Dick¬
&
Youngberg, Irving Lund.borg son & Co., Inc.; Francis I. du Pont
& Co., Lawson, Levy, Williams & &
Co.;
Gregory & Sons;
The
Stern, Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Illinois Company; Kenower, MacI. L. Brooks &
Co., and C. N. Arthur 8c Co.; Laidlaw & Co.;
White & Co.
r 7Irving Lundborg & Co.; McMaster
Hutchinson & Co.; National State
East Cliff Sanitation Dist., Santa
cate
tric works revenue
Oct.
price of 100.029.
San
of
duPont &
I.
at
3%s,
basis
Chicago, and
Co., jointly,
price of 100.307, a
Bank,
Savings
a
of about 3.58%.
New Castle
Sept. 26—v. 194, p. 1102—were
awarded to John Nuveen & Co.,
a
1961 bonds offered on
v.
194, p. 1323 — were
to The Harris Trust &
—
Francis
County (P. O.
Wilmington), Del.
on
at
5
awarded
as
elec¬
bonds offered
Sale—The $9,000,000
Sale—The $510,000 school
building
Bond
Sale
—
The
bonds offered on Sept.
Joaquin County,
Calif.
p.
$3,850,000
26—v. 194,
1208—were awarded to a syn¬
First Bos¬
ton Corp., Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Dickenson, County Counsel, will,
& Co., First of Michigan Corp.,
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
(PST) on Nov. 14 for the purchase Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Hallowell, -Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkchinson, Shockey & Co.; Kalman of $5,500,000 county courthouse
land & Co., and Paul J. Nolan &
& Co., Inc.; Moroney, Beissner & bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on
New
First National Bank,
Miami; First National Bank, St.
Louis; Fort Worth National Bank;
Horner, Barksdale & Co.; Hut-^
York;
Bond
Offering
—
Richard
W.
dicate composed of the
J
52
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1660)
.
.
Monday, October 16, 1961
.
I
Co.,
3%s, at
as
price of 100.769,
a
Christian
& Montgomery Counties
Community Unit Sch. Dist.
No. 1, III.
basis of about 3.29%.
a
FLORIDA
Bond
Offering—Bernhard
&
Conners &
Robert L.
Derbes,
Co., Inc., Delago Securities Co.,
Inc., Einhorn & Co., Evans & Co.,
Inc., Freeman & Co., M. M. Free¬
man & Co., Inc., Hallowell,
Sulz¬
berger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co.,
Hannaford & Talbot, Houston Hill
bonds
St.
Joseph County (P. O. South
Bend), Ind.
Bond Sale
ine $950,000
ad¬
vancement
fund, series A 1961
bonds offered on Oct. 3—v. 194,
>
Inc., Lee Higginson Corp.,
Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc., and
W. J. Meredith & Co., Inc., at a
price of 97.000.
Oct.
Orange, Fla.
system
revenue
bonds offered
p. 1323
Housing
Agency,
on
were
—
Illi¬
Bank
Trust
&
Co.,
Chicago, at a price of 100.0805,
net interest cost of about 3.33%,
follows:
awarded
to
the
Home
Finance
4%s, at a price of par.
as 3s.
Due on Jan.
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
$485,000
500,000
3V2S.
as
Due
on
Jan.
1
Wichita, Westheimer & Co., Wood¬
cock, Moyer, Fricke & French,
Inc., Harold E. Audsley & Co.,
Cumberland Securities Corp., Fer¬
ris
Co., First National Bank &
Trust Co., of Oklahoma City, Hugo
Marx & Co., Mesirow & Co., Met¬
ropolitan Dallas Corp., Mid-South
&
1
Securities
1
as 3V4s.
Due on Jan.
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
300,000
and
as
1324
p.
Continental
the
water
and utilities tax
Sept 29—v. 194,
were
—
to
of
as
Sale—The $100,000
Bond
194,
v.
—
National
nois
a
Port
3
awarded
apolis.
sold
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
Decatur
price of
a
3s, at
as
Kansas
par.
Clayton County Sch. District, Ga.
Offering—J. E. Edmonds,
Secretapr of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 17 for
the purchase of $1,300,000 school
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on1
1
Dec.
1962
from
inclu¬
1990
to
sive. Interest J-D.
Sale
—
The
$1,400,000
Oct.
10—v.
awarded to
194,
p.
offered
1556—were
interest
100.031, a net
about 3.16%, as
$190,000
Due
3s.
as
cost
of
follows:
on
Dec.
1
from 1962 to 1973 inclusive.
160,000
as
3j/4S.
Due
on
Dec. 1
from 1974 to 1980 inclusive.
c
:*. Illinois'
(State of)
1
Bond
Sale—iThe
'■
^
$100,000,000
permanent improvement series A
p.
water and sewerage bonds
ott
receive
'
bonds offered
Griffin, Ga.
Bond
Hadley,
&
on
dicate headed by
syn¬
Glore, Forgan &
4s, 23/4s and 3s, at
as
a
a
price
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner, Byron
Brooke & Co., and J. W. Tindall
& Co., at a price of 100.00025.
of
100.0404,
a
net interest cost of
about 2.97%.
Hammill & Co., Ira Haupt &
Co., Goodbody & Co., First Na¬
tional Bank of Oregon, Portland,
son,
Seattle-First
HAWAII
Hawaii
"
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
purchase
state
8
for the
$10,000,000
various
improvement, series
A
15, 1961. Due
Dated Nov.
bonds.
on
until Nov.
of
Nov. 15 from 1964 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
Honolulu City and County, Hawaii
Bond
■*
mizu,
Offering—Allen
Director
receive
of
Y.
Finance,
bids
until
8
Shi-
will
a.m.
Oct. 24 for the purchase
$6,210,000 public improvement,
(HST)
of
sealed
series
15,
on
C
1961
1961.
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Nov.
15
Nov.
from
1966 to 1991 inclusive. Callable
of
National
Bank
of
Portland, Seattle - First
National Bank, American Securi¬
ties Corp., Paribas Corp., Allen &
Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
Gregory & Sons, Baxter & Co.,
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc., Dominick & Dominick, Francis I. duPont
& Co., Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Fahnestock & Co., La Salle
National Bank of Chicago.
Oregon,
(State of)
as
William S.
Morris &
Co., Pull¬
man Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
cago, Stroud & Co., Inc., Industrial
National
Bank,
of
Providence,
Model, Roland
& Stone, Branch
Banking & Trust Co., of Wilson,
John C. Legg & Co., McDonnell
& Co., Inc., D. A. Pincus & Co.,
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.,
Scudder &
German, Second Dis¬
Co.;
Inc., Stern,
Co., Taylor and Com¬
pany, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
ity
approved
by
Wood, King,
Dawson & Logan, of New York Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, Invest¬
ment
Corporation
of
City.
Virginia,
Charles King & Co., Pierce, CarILLINOIS
rison, Wulbern, Inc.
Nov.
15,
1976.
Principal and
interest (M-N) payable at the Di¬
rector of Finance's office;. Legal¬
trict
Securities
Lauer
&
Arthur
L. Wright & Co., Inc.,
Lestrartge & Co., Cooley
& Co., Shelby Cullom Davis &
Co.,
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬ Dreyfus & Co., Granbery, Marache
& Co., John J. Ryan &
til 11 a.m,
Co., F. R.
(CDST) on Oct. 24
Cole & Co., R. James Foster &
for
the
purchase of $8,500,000
Co., Inc., Mackall & Coe, Poole
school
building
bond3.
Dated
& Co., Tuller & Zucker, Robert L.
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Sept. 1 from
Whittaker & Co., Jack M.. Bass &
1963 to 1981 inclusive.
Interest
Co., K. J. Brown & Co., Inc., Cun¬
M-S.
ningham, Schmertz & Cq., Inc.,
Chicago Heights, III.
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter &
Bond Sale—The $970,000 water Bodine, Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
revenue
1961
bonds offered on Co., Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.,
.Oct. 2
v.
194, p. 1433 — were Fulton Reid & Co., Inc., Interstate
Chicago Board of Education, III.
Bond Offering—Wm. G.
Caples,
President of the Board of Educa¬
Arthur
—
.awarded to
of
John
syndicate cpmposed
Nuveen
Bosworth &
&
a
at
Co.; Braun,
Lqce, Thompson & Crowe, Inc.,
Co., Inc., McCormick Park, Ryan, Inc., Putnam & Co.,
Co., Channer Newman Securi¬
a
Securities Corp.
&
ties Co., and Rodman &
price of 98.097.
Renshaw,
—
Bond
Township
sealed
Trustee,
bids
M.
Clifford
until
8
will
p.m.
Oct. 20 for the pur¬
chase of $42,000 school building
1961
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
1961.
Due semi-annually from July 1,
1962
to
July 1, 1966 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the First National Bank,
of Coatesville. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller,
of Indianapolis.
-
Offering—Rapnael Flem¬
City Clerk-Treasurer, will
sealed
receive
(CDST)
on
Small, Larmer & Co., Strader &
Co,, Talmage & Co., Tripp & Co.,
fncv Abroms & Co., Inc., Arnold
of
bids
until
Black
on
2
p.m.
$425,000
194,
offered
on
1324—were
p.
The White
to
July 1 from 1962 to 1996
Principal and interest
payable at
the
Citizens
State Bank,
in Newport. Legality
Miller, of Indianapolis.
bonds
tax
25—v.
awarded
offered
Central City, Iowa
.7
Sale
The $22,000 fire
station
bonds
offered
on
Sept.
26—v. 194, p. 1324—were awarded
to The First of Iowa Corp.
7:7;
Bond
—
Eitherville
Community Sch.
7 v77
Sale—The $250,000 school
Bond
building
bonds
offered
Sept.
on
29—v.
194, p. 1324—were awarded
Halsey, Stiiart & Co. Inc., as
3.40s, at a price of 100.009.
to
.Fort Dodge, Iowa
7
$110,000 street
bonds
offered
on
County (P. O.
Oct. 3
v.
194, p. 1324 — were
Washington), Ind.
awarded to The Carleton D. Beh
Bond
Sale—The $286,000 hos¬
c°.
7::7:7w;,'7
7
pital 1961 bonds offered on Sept.
25—v. 194, p. 1002—were award¬ -7
Greenfield, Iowa7
ed to The Washington Clearing /
Bond Sale—An issue of $375,000
—
v
■„
,
7 electric revenue bonds offered
on
Sept. 27 was sold to The StorzIndianapolis, Ind.
Wachob-Bender Co.
Bond
Sale
The $2,500,000
Dated Oct. 1,1961. Due on Oct. 1
street
improvement
1961
bonds
—
on
—were
headed
Oct.
4—v.
awarded
to
194, p. 1325
a
syndicate
National
Bank, of Chicago, as 3y4S, at a
price of 100.802, a basis of about
3.18%.
by
the
First
from 1962 to
able
as
1,
of Des Moines.
Jefferson
County (P.
Louisville), Ky.
Bond
Offering—W.
Fiscal
Court
sealed
bids
Oct.
$935,000
Iowa
Bond
Offering
Walker
—
D.
Shellady, City Clerk, will receive
until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
sealed bids
for
Con¬
school
O.
M. Lamont,
will
1:30
the
receive
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
building
bonds. Dated Oct.
revenue
1, 1961. Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Payable at the Bank of Louisville.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, and Grafton,
Ferguson
&
Fleischer,
of
Louis¬
ville.
Jessamine County,
Ky.
Bond Offering—James E. John¬
son,
County Court Clerk, will
ceive
chase
City, Iowa
Clerk,
until
18
,on
sealed
(EST)
7
L.
Bond Sale—The $275,000 school '
building revenue bonds offered.
on Sept. 12—v. 194, p.
1102—were
awarded to Magnus & Co.
Call¬
1966. Interest
(A-O). Legality approved by Herrick. Langdon, Sandblom & Belin,
Other members of the
syndicate
were as follows: Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc., Dean Witter & Co.,
Bache & Co., and Burns, Corbett
& Pickard, Inc.
1976 inclusive.
Oct.
of
Robert
Floyd County (P. O. Prestons~
burg), Ky.
'
Sale—The
follows:
as
&
Co., Fox, I^euscl^ &i Co.,
Inc., Pohl & Co., Inc.,' Seasongood
&
Mayer, Stranahan, Harris &
Co., Walter^ Woody & Heimerdinger and Westheimer & Co.
Dist.,
Iowa
improvement
House Association.
Other members of the syndicate
were
Co.
&
Bond
,
Daviess
.
Sale—The $825,000 school
100.001,
194, p. 1324—
Shearson, Ham-
to
p.
building revenue bonds offered on
Sept. 26—v.
194, p. 1209—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate headed
by Magnus & Co., at a price of
O,
Sale—The $450,000 court¬
limited
194,
Kentucky
Bond
ners
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
offered
3—v.
offered
bonds
revenue
Oct.
Campbell County (P. O. Newport),
-
County
(P.
Waterloo), Iowa
Sept.
mill
waterworks
inclusive.
(J-J)
Sale—The $270,000 school
1434—were
awarded to a group composed of
Stein
Bros.
& Boyce,
Almstedt
Bros.,
and
Equitable
Securities
Corp.
$125,000 street
Hawk
Bond
were
in¬
1971
Glasgow),
County (P. O.
Kentucky
Bond
on
bonds
26—v.
Oct. 24 for the pur¬
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
revenue
Due
Interest
KENTUCKY
Barren
Phillips
Co., Inc., and Northwest Bank &
Trust Co., Davenport, jointly.
on
to
A-O.
Legality
approved by William P. Timmer¬
man, of Wichita.
Bank, of Chi¬
price of 100.745,
a
Sale—The
awarded
house
1963
from
1
clusive.
.
Bond
chase
Oct.
on
on
Clinton, Ind.
ing,
Sept.
v
county hospital, series 1961 bonds
was
sold to Ranson & Co., as 3s
3yis. Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due
IOWA
■
syndicate composed
of the Trust Co. of Georgia, At¬ 7^Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Wertheim & Co.,
lanta, Robinson - Humphrey Co.,
Inc., Johnson, Lane, Space Corp., Ladenburg, Thalman & Co., Sheara
Offering
(CDST)
Sept. 27—v. 194,
awarded to
1002—were
Co.,
:
Bond
>
$263,000
and
building
construction
Clay Township, Ind.
County (P. O. Meade),
Bond Sale—An issue of
basis of about 2.89%.
INDIANA
park
and
acquisition
improvement
bonds offered on Oct. 9—v. 194,
p. 1556—weer awarded to Braun,
$350,000
Co., Inc., and Allan
Blair & Co., jointly, at a price of
GEORGIA
Bond
District, III.
1970
Meade
Inc.
Bosworth
1323—were awarded to the Hous¬
ing and Home Finance Agency, as
4%s, at
Park
Sale—The
Bond
Legality approved by Wil¬
P. Timmerman, of Wichita.
liam
Bettendorf, Iowa
$300,000 water¬
works system revenue 1960 bonds
Offered on Sept. 29—v. 194, p.
Interest
to
First National
Wewahitchka, Fla.
Bond Sale—The
inclusive.
1962
A-O.
$300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Oct. 3—v.
194, p. 1433—were awarded to
a
Co.,
3s, 3y2s, 3%s and 4s.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from
as
Indiana
&
Co., Pacific Northwest
Co., H. O. Peet & Co., J. R. Ross
Co., and Frank S. Smith & Co.,
was
Securities
First
The
to
of $32,500
bonds
Sale—The
Bond
cago,
issue
improvement
sewer
Vigo County (P. O. Terre Haute),
The
4y4S,
as
Leoti, Kan.
Sale—An
Bond
7 7^77:77.'•
'
Co.,
$44,000
Ritten-
4y2s and 4%s.
—
—
Smith
Investment
oure
of
The
to
sold
was
»
.
Sale—An issue
Bond
Millburg, Secretary of the Board
Bond
M. Bel- of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Oct.
ser, City Cierk, will receive sealed
Jr. & Co., Hooker & Fay, Horner,
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct. 17 for the purchase of $520,000
p.
1324 — were awarded to The
25 for the purchase of $260,000 school building bonds. Dated Nov. Barksdale & Co., Howard, Weil, Continental Illinois National Bank
Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co., Jo¬ & Trust
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962
sewer
improvement
revenue
Co., of Chicago, and Wil¬
1976 inclusive. Principal and seph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961. Due to
liam Blair & Co., jointly, as 2%s,
John B. Joyce & Co., Kaufman
interest
(J-D)
on April 1 from 1964 to 1991 in¬
payable at any
at a price of par.
Bros.
Co., McJunkin, Patton &
clusive. Interest A-O.
Legality bank or trust company. desig¬
Springfield Townships, Ind.
nated
by the successful bidder. Co., C. S. McKee & Co., Inc., Na¬
approved by Patterson, Freeman,
7
Bond Offering — Merle BannRichardson & Watson, of Jack¬ Legality approved, by Chapman & tion Bank of Commerce, of Seat¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
sonville.' A/'v '
';;'.vl77A'7.. ; tle, James O'Donnell, Charles A. wart, Township Trustee, will re¬
'/'V.VParcells & Co., Penington, Colket ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Cook
V *
Fort Myers, Fla.
County, \ Evergreen
Park &
Co., Peoples National Bank of (CDST) on Oct. 23 for the pur¬
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 city
Community High School District
Dated
Charlottesville, J. Cliff Rahel Co., chase of $63,000 bonds.
No. 231 (P. O. 9900 Kedzie
improvement bonds offered on
M. A. Saunders & Co., Inc., Seattle
July 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
Ave., Evergreen Park), III.
>
1962
to
1971
inclusive.
Interest
Sept 25 — v. 194, p. 896 — were
Trust and Savings Bank, Shannon
BondSale
The $1,285,000
awarded to a group composed of
J-J.
Legality approved by Ross,
&
V-:V.>7.77:- i7 "U>7
school building bonds offered on
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Stockyards National Bank, of McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
Bonifay, Fla.
Offering—Eula
Kan.
Holcomh,
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
& Miller, of Indianapolis^
Ice
ing
on
of
bids
Oct. ,19
$170,000
until
for
10
the
school
re¬
a.m.
pur¬
build¬
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1961. Due on Nov. 1 from 1962
to
1981 inclusive. Interest M-N.
revenue
on
Oct. 17 for the purchase of Legality
approved
by Grafton,
$75,000 bridge bonds. Dated Aug. Ferguson & Fleischer, of Louis¬
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
V
1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 frohi 1962 ville.
Bond
Sale
The $2,200,000 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and
Kentucky (State of)
school bonds offered on Sept. 28 interest -(M-N)
payable at the
Bond Offering — Robert Mat¬
—v.
194, p. 1209—were awarded City Treasurer's office. Legality
thews, Jr., Commissioner of Fi¬
to a syndicate headed by the First approved by Chapman &
Cutler,
nance,
will receive sealed bids
National
Bank, of Chicago, as of Chicago.
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 25 for
3y8s, at a price of 100.519, a basis
Union-Whitten Community School the purchase of
$40,000,000 voted:
of about 3.07%.
District (P. O. Union), Iowa 7< veterans *
bonus, - second
series
Other members of the syndicate
Bond Sale—The $235,000 school bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on'
were
as
follows:
First
Boston
building bonds offered on Sept. July 1 from 1963 to 1990 inclu¬
Corp., First of Michigan Corp.,
25—v. 194, p. 1325—were awarded sive. Callable as of July 1, 1981.
Coffin & Burr, Bache & Co., The
to
a
group composed of
Shaw, Principal and interest (J-J) pay-1
Milwaukee Co., and Burns, Cor¬
McDermott & Co., Quail & Co., able at the Liberty National Bank
bett & Pickard, Inc.
Inc., the First of Iowa Corp., and & Trust Co., in Louisville. Legal¬
Neu
& Co., Inc.,
Mitchell, Ind.
at a price of ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
Bond Sale—An issue of $49,000 100.05.
.
—
school
building 1961 bonds of¬
Sept. 29 was sold to The
First
National
Bank,
and
the
Bank of Mitchell, jointly, as 3%s,
at a price of par.
fered
Dated
Douglas,
Counties
Franklin
Joint
and
(P. O.
Kentucky
Johnson
Common School
Dist. No. 92 (P. O.
Baldwin),
Kansas
Oct.
1, 1961. Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1963 to Jan.
1, 1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the First
National Bank, in Mitchell. Le¬
Madison Cnty.
KANSAS
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
$115,000
building bonds offered on
Sept. 25 was sold to The Stock¬
yards National Bank, in Wichita.
school
Bond
Sale—The
building
feOT
were
1961
Richmond),
$400,000 school
revenue
bonds
of-
Oct. 3—v. 194, p. 1325-awarded to a syndicate com¬
on
posed of Pohl & Co., Inc.,
& Co., Fox, Reusch & Co.,
Magnus
Waiter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, and The
|Centucky Co.
7 \
,
-
-
Volume
194
Number 6099
May field, Ky.
Sale—The $225,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
•
will
of
of
sealed
3%s.
as
Due
on
May 1
from 1978 to 1987 inclusive.
590,000
Due
Is.
as
May
on
Boston, Mass.
Bond Offering—James E. Gildea, City Collector
Treasurer,
1,
receive
sealed
First National City Bank,
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., all of
New York, Blyth & Co., Inc., Har¬
riman Ripley & Co., Inc., Phelps,
noon
(EDST)
purchase
of
bids
Oct.
on
24
until
for
the
111
Co., Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, of Chicago, C. J. Devine
&
Co., Goldman, Sachs &
•.
Co., Salomon Brothers & Hutzler,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Continental
.
Illinois
National
Bank
&
Trust
.
2001
to
inclusive.- Legality
ap¬
Bond
t
proved by Ferguson & Fleischer,
(EST)
a.m.
awarded
2.96%..
1, 1966.
by. Grafton,
Fleischer, of Louis¬
legality
&
fered
approved
Ferguson
ville.
V
■
Warsaw
Sale—The
$100,000' de¬
equipment bonds of¬
Sept. 26—v. 194, p. 1324
on
awarded to Tucker, An¬
thony & R. L. Day, as 2.70s, at a
price of 100.114, a basis of about
2.66%.
Municipal Building Corp.,
Kentucky \.l •/
' .*•
Offering — Louis Scott
/
,.•'•/
Bond
Roberts,
Oct.
Somerset, Mass.
will receive
p.m. (EST) on
19
for
bonds offered
the
purchase of $55,000 first mortgage building reve¬
nue
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1981
inclusive.
Callable
of
as
Sept.
Devine
<
;
awarded
C.
to
J.
&
Co., and the Stone &
Webster Corp., jointly, as 3.20s,
at a price of
100.3644, a basis of
Harris
Waltham, Mass.
Sale—The $823,000 bonds
offered
Sept.
on
gality approved by Grafton, Fer¬
& Fleischer, of Louisville.
Whitley
County
Water
District
O.* Williamsburg), Ky.
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
(P.
of
about
3.07%.
~fy
Sons.
Rand & Co.; Chas. E. WeiCo., Inc., R. D. White &
Co., Ball, Burge & Kraus, Burns,
Corbett, & Pickard, Inc., Byrd
Brothers, King, Hannahs, Ballin &
Lee, McDonald-Moore & Co., Mer¬
rill, Turben & Co., Piper, Jaffray
&
Hopwood,
Prescott
&
Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Third
pany,
gold
27—v.
194, p.
1324—were
awarded
to
Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., and Harriman
Ripley, & Co., Inc., jointly, as
3.10s, at a price of 100.16, a basis
guson
26—v.
awarded
194,
at
price
a
of
1967 and
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
3%s.
as
from
Due
/
V
July
on
Sept.
on
1
3.20s.
as
Due
Sept. 1,
on
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: First National
3
194, p/ 1325—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith Inc., Hornblower & Weeks,,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., Shannon
—-v.
885,000
Due
1972 and 1973.
Oct.
on
Sept. 1
Sept. 1,
on
1968.
3s.
as
400,000
$950,000 school
building bonds offered
on
Due
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
(P. O. North Branch), Mich.
Sale—The
Due
2.70s.
as
600,000
100.032.
North Branch Area Sch. Dist. No. 7
Bond
a
interest cost of
follows:
2.40s.
as
400,000
ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
cago,
Minneapolis, at
as
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
p.
The Har¬
to
3.05%,
53
j
were
Bank
St.
of
Paul, Northwestern;
Bank, of Minneapolis,/
Allison-Williams Co., J. M. Dain
& Co., Inc., Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, First of, Michigan Corp.,,
Blyth & Co., Inc., Mannheimer-;
Egan, Inc., Caldwell, Phillips Co.,/
Harold E. Wood & Co.,; Inc., and
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
National
Hastings, Minn.
1
Bond
1966 to 1990 inclusive.
Sale—The $233,000 bonds
Oct. 2—v. 194, p. 1325
offered
—were
Oak Park, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
offered
awarded
—were
$124,000 bonds
194, p. 1324
to
Kenower,
Oct. 2—v.
on
MacArthur
on
awarded to The First Na¬
tional Bank, of St. Paul, and As¬
sociates.
Hopkins Independent Sch. Dist.
No. 274, Minn.
Co.
&
Posen Consolidated
Sch.
Dist.,
-
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Michigan
be received until 4 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 19 for the purchase of $900,-
school
000
Nov.
building bonds/ Dated
1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from
1964
to
inclusive.
1986
F-A.
Interest
.
Janesville, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $260,000 school
building bonds offered on Oct. 4
,
1,
Bond
&
Hayden, Miller & Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., The Ohio Com¬
about 3.15%.
1966. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at' theCovington Trust
& Banking Co., in Covington. Le¬
f
1324—were
p.
1325—were
of
par, a net
$800,000
$315,000 bonds
Sept.
on
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
Co., of Kansas City,
Juiien Collins & Co., Commerce building bonds offered on Sept.
28—v. 194, p. 1325—were award¬
Trust Company, of Kansas City,
Ernst & Co., First National Bank ed to McDonald-Moore & Co.
of St. Louis, Folger, Nolan, FlemRichmond Community Sch. Dist.,
ing-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc., Henry
Michigan
Sept. 28—v. 194,
on
about
Bank & Trust
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school
Secretary,
sealed bids until 8
'
—were
■/•■:,'r',<
/
Peabody, Mass.
Bond
Merle-Smith, Estabrook & Co., W.
E. Hutton & Co., W. H. Morton &
Co., Inc., F. S. Moseley & Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Barr
Brothers, The Illinois Company,
R. H. Moulton & Co., Wm. E. Pol¬
lock & Co., Inc.
Roosevelt & Cross, F. S. Smithers
& Co., The Milwaukee Com¬
pany, Bacon, Whipple & Co., Robt.
W. Baird & Co., Inc., City National
partmental
Nov.
of
com¬
"
-
f
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on
Nov. l'from 1963 to 1981 inclu¬
as
group
send, Dabney & Tyson, as 3s, at a
price of 100.217, a basis of about
on
-
Callable
a
of Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks, and Town-
Oct. 20 for the purchase of
$540,000
school
building
revenue
sive.
to
posed
Perry County, Ky.
t 1
Bond Offering — Jessie
Horn,
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10
on
—were
Of LOUisville.
tional Bank
&
Co., of Chicago.
Shields & Co., Philadelphia Na¬
& Co., and Martin & Co., at a
tional Bank, Seattle-First National
price of 100.0402, a net interest
Bank, John Nuveen & Co., Paine,:
cost of about 3.76%, as follows:
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Braun,:;
Bosworth
&
Co., Inc., Dick & $65,000 as 5s. Due on July 1 from
Sale—The $920,000 bonds
Oct. 10—v. 194, p. 1557
offered
Paddock
price of
Sale—The
offered
Fenn &
$4,450,000
bonds.
a.m.
(EST) on v Oct. 18 for the Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Nov.
purchase
of
$1,102,000 / housing, 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive. In¬
; '
;
;
•
system revenue bonds. Dated Nov. terest M-N..
1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from 1964 /
Ipswich, Mass.
until
Canfield,
Muskegon, Mich.
Bond
syndicate
follows: Chase Manhattan
as
Miller,
Stone, of Detroit.
Bank,
-
will
by
1988.
Other members of the
„
Regents,1
bids
4,850,000
(1661)
,
College Board of
Board
receive
Good-
MASSACHUSETTS
Regents (P. O. Morehead), Ky.
Bond Ottering—Anna B.
Carter,
Secretary
to
were
' ■
...
Morehead State
awarded
&
Co., and Dean Witter &
Co., jointly, as 3%s, at a price of
100.441, a basis of about 3.32%.
Sept. 25—v. 194, p. 1324—were
Equitable Securi¬
Corp., and J. J. B. Hilliard &
Son.
1324—were
body
awarded to The
ties
The -Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.• .•.
p.
Bond
on
*
*
-V
&
Bond
$10,000 street
jimpirovement bonds offered on
Sept. 5 — v. 194, p. 793 — were
194, p. 1325—were awarded
to Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
and Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
jointly, at a price of par, a net
—v.
interest
about
of
cost
3.86%,
awarded
Bank,
from
20,000
as 3%s. Due on June
1964 tO'197^1nclusive.
33/4s/n Due
as
on
June
the
to
Janesville
4%s, at
as
Lancaster
as
a
State
price of par.
Independent Sch. Dist.
No, 356, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
follows:
$110,000
Sale—The
1
building
fered
1,
construction bonds of¬
Sept. 26—v. 194, p. 1325
on
to The AllisonWilmington, Mass.
1978 and 1979.
National Bank in Nashville, WatWilliams Co., and Associates.
s Bond
Sale — The $1,140,000'
;
130,000 as 3%s.
Due on June 1
Lerchen & Co.,
Wells &
bonds offered on Oct,. 4—v. 194, ling,
Climer Co.
from 1980 to 1988 inclusive.
Medford Independent School Dist.
"...
•
Christensen, Inc., Allan Blair &
p. 1324—were awarded to Halsey,
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug.
No. 763, Minn.
Stuart & Co. Inc., and Cooley "& Co;, Channer Newman Securities Rochester Community Sch. Dist.,
1
from
1964
to
1991 -inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
Michigan
Co., jointly, as 3.20s, at a price of Co., McMaster Hutchinson & Co.,
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
and J. R. Williston & Beane.
Bond
Sale
The
y
$1,500,000 building, series B bonds offered
able
at
the
on
Oct. 4—v. 194, p. 1435—were
Deposit ./ Guaranty *100.32, a basis of about 3.15%.
building and site, series 2 bonds
Dimondale Area Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Bank
& ^Trust
awarded to Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Co., of /Jackson,
MICHIGAN
offered
on
Sept. 27—v. 194, p.
Miss. Legality approved by Chap¬
Dimondale), Mich.
son & Curtis.
1102—were awarded to a syndi¬
Benton Harbor, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $60,000 school
man
& Cutler, of Chicago.
cate headed by Harriman Ripley
Milaca, Minn.
Bond
Offering — Earl v; Tidey, building bonds offered on Oct. 4
& Co., Inc., at a price of 100.005.
Bond Sale—The $95,000 water
LOUISIANA
City Clerk, will receive sealed —v. 194, p. 1434—were awarded
and sewer improvement bonds of¬
Other members of the syndicate
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct. to McDonald-Moore & Co.
Aficension-St.
James
Bridge •' and
were
as
follows: First of Michi¬ fered on Sept. 6—v. 194, p. 793—
16 for the purchase of $180,000
/
/
Ferry Authority, La.
Dowagiac, Mich.
gan
Corp., Braun. Bosworth & were awarded to a group com¬
improvement special; assessment
Bond
Offering — Spencer
Bond Sale
The $60,000 fire
B.
Co., Inc., John Nuveen & Co., posed of Prescott & Co., Juran &
bonds/Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on
Lake,
station bonds offered on Oct. 2—
Chairman,
will
receive
Stranahan,. Harris & Co., Ken¬ Moody, Inc., and Kalman & Co.,
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1971 inclu¬
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST)
v.
194, p. 1325—were awarded to ower, MacArthur & Co., and Mc¬ Inc. 1
\
'
sive. Callable as of Sept. 1, 1964.
on
Nov. 13 for the purchase of
The Securities National Bank, of Donald-Moore & Co.
r
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Minnetonkar Minn.
$30,750,000 bridge revenue, series
Battle Creek.
able at any bank or trust com¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1961
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961.
Troy, Mich.
.
be received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Flushing, Mich.
Due on Nov. 1, 2001. Callable as pany designated by the successful
Bond
Offering — J. Lawson
bidder.
on
Nov. 6 for the purchase of
Legality -approved
by
Bond Offering—Doris Schmoak,
of Nov. 1, 1972. Principal and in¬
Lockhart, City Clerk, will receive
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone Village Clerk, will receive sealed sealed bids until 7:30
$150,000 improvement bonds. *«■
terest (M-N) payable at the Fi¬
p.m. (EST)
of Detroit.
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. on Oct. 23 for the purchase of
delity National Bank, in Baton
Moorhead, Minn.
16
for the purchase of $290,000
Bloom field Township, Mich.
Rouge.
Legality
approved
by
Bond Offering—Paul A.
$33,000 water main special assess¬
water
Oct.
revenue
6
bonds
sold
was
offered
The
to
>
on
Ted
•
"
awarded
—were
H.
•
.
-
•
—
"
.
1
■
>
n
>
—
„
Cook,
»
Caldwell, /Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
Assumption
District
Bond
(P. O. Napoleonville), La.
Sale—The $400,000
improvement-: bonds
Oct.
2
to
awarded
The
194,
v.
—
Crane
a
_
1
3%s.' Due
from 1963 to
as
4s. Due
April
to
1981
1
Terrebonne Parish
trust
improvement bonds offered on
Sept. 27 — v. 194, p. 897 — were
awarded
to
Hattier &
Sanford,
and
Ducournau & Kees, jointly,
at a price of par..
u
Bond
bonds
on
Me.
Oct.
of
...
Bond
.
Sale—The $130,000 school
building
4—v.
bonds
offered
on
1976.
Detroit
School
Bond-Sale
IV
interest
(A-O)
bank or
trust company designated by the
successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Forest School District No. 9
were
tional
City.
p.
The
on
$10,000,000
site, series
Co.,
of
New * York,
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago,
Smith, Barney &r Co., and Leh¬
man
Brothers,
at
a
price
of
100.03671,,| a
3.65%,
interest
net
1,140,000
as
cost
of
follows:
as
5s.
1963
as
to
3y2s.
from 1975 to
of
Due
1974
Due
on
May
1
inclusive.
on
May 1
1977 inclusive.
1970
Co., in Bay
;
Bond
dock &
Sale—The
No.
offered
on
—were
awarded
Bank
of
Sept.
Oct. 3—v.
to
Ypsilanti,
p.
Bond
manent
194,
and
Offering—Walter
Clerk,
J.
Ga-
17 for the purchase
of $361,-
Sale—The
194,
motor
p.
a
Nov.
Callable
1,
1963
from
as
of
(M-N) payable at any bank or
company designated by the
successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Briggs & Morgan, of
St. Paul.
Mound, Minn.
$200,000 tem¬
porary
improvement bonds
of¬
fered on Sept. 26—v. 194, p. 1325
Bond
tional
the
Minn.
$810,000
Sale—The
awarded to The First Na¬
of
Bank
First
Minneapolis,
National
Bank,
of
and
St.
as 2.40s, at a price
basis of about 2.34%.
Paul, jointly,
per¬
of
revolving
bonds offered
on
100.12,
a
Robbinsdale
Independent
School
District No. 281, Minn.
1210—were
awarded to a group composed of
Bond Sale—The $975,000 school
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Mc- buildings second series bonds of¬
Cormick & Co., Juran & Moody, fered on Oct. 4—v. 194, p. 1325—
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Inc., and Kalman & Co., at a were
headed by Piper, Jaffray & Hopprice of 100.02.
26—v.
194,
p.
.
,
vehicle
highway 1961
fund bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1976
inclusive. Callable as of Sept. 1,
1967. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at any bank or1 trust
company designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
inclusive.
1
trust
1325
3y4S, at
improvement
water fund
Sept.
will receive
(EST) on
Nov.
est
O.
The National
as
Albert, Lea,
The First
on
construc¬
Dated
Nov. 1, 1971. Principal and inter¬
$140,000 motor
25—v.
bonds.
Due
1979
to
improvement
1961
1961.
will
7:30
limited tax bonds
district
28
local
000
tion
$20,000 special
improvement
street
assessment
.
000
and
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Township (P.
Ypsilanti), Mich.
until
receive sealed
p.m.
(CST)
on
Oct. 17 for the purchase of $240,-
payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved
Clerk,
bids
MINNESOTA
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Oct.
Principal
City
—were
awarded to
City
July 1,
from 1962
1
price of par.
Hamtramck, Mich.
jewski,
inclusive.
City, Mich.
Sale—The
on
Oct.
interest
Bond
Michigan Corp.
Sept. 26—v.
1210—were awarded to a
headed by the Bank¬
Trust
Trust
.
Garden
Bond
offered
syndicate
ers
■
&
to
1
$22,000 school
tax bonds of¬
Oct. 5—v.
Bank
on
Dated
bonds.
Due
Y psilanti
194, p. 1434—
awarded to The Peoples Na¬
on
1325—were
and
offered
limited
building
fered
1961
1961.
(P. O.
Midland), Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
ment
vehicle Highway Fund 1961 bonds
District, Mich.
—
building
bonds
Principal
and
payable at any
Sept.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
from
194,
clusive.
25—-v. 194, p. 1209—were awarded
to
1, 1961. Due
1963 to 1990 in¬
Callable as of April 1,
designated by the
.
Sale—The $515,000 school
offered
as
Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
*
J
<
$3,420,000
Brunswick,
Callable
Aug.
April 1 from
on
bidder.
Carson City
-
about
MAINE
Feb. 1 from 1962
on
.Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
194,
■*
Bond Sale—The $450,000 public
spe¬
bonds. Dated Aug.
inclusive.
company
school
(P. O. Houma),
Louisiana
<
-
-
of
1, 1963. Principal and inter¬
(F-A) payable at any bank or
est
April 1 from
inclusive.
(EST)
purchase
Feb.
of
.
1973
1966
1972 inclusive.
on
the
assessment
successful
on
7:30 p.m.
for
1, 1961. Due
to
Krotz
as
13,500
cial
on
Springs, La.
Bond Sale—The $24,000 public
improvement bonds offered on
Sept. 26—v. 194, p. 1102—were
awarded to Scharff & Jones, Inc.,
at a price of par, a net. interest
cost of about 4.09%, as follows:
$10,500
19
$128,000 street improvement
Co.-, New¬
Inc.,
and
Brown
&
Co.,
Steiner, Rouse & Co.
bids until
Oct.
on
were
—
composed
group
Investment
man,
sealed
~
public
offered
1102
p.
Offering—Deloris V. Lit¬
tle,. Township Clerk, will receive
1
Dated
bonds.
Bond
■
Waterworks
Parish
No.
&
Edina,
Bond
Sale
wood, at
Minn.
—
The
$2,200,000
sanitary sewer and street
improvement special assessment
bonds offered "on Oct. 9—v. 194,
water,
p.
1325—were awarded to a syn¬
headed by the First Na¬
dicate
/
a
price of par.
MISSISSIPPI
Brookhaven
Municipal
Separate
School District, Miss.
-
Bond
bert,
Offering—Maude
City
Clerk,
will
C.
Hu¬
receive
I
I
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
1961
Monday, October 16,
L
P
a,
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
(CST)
Yellowstone County Rural Special
Improvement District No. 455
on
Oct. 17 for the purchase of $450,000 school bonds. Due from 1962
r:
3
to
Bond Sale—The
Bond
City
Offering—Bertha McKay,
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
bonds.
Bond
»
Bena>.Mlss• of
issue
c
*
Bond
00°
Sale—An
water
and
sewer
$268,-
revenue
P0™3 A. Saunders°St"v? W?S SOld
°XteJed Sn &
to M.
Co., Inc.
State
i
Bond
II
Line, Miss.
Offering
T.
—
f
Oct.
16
the
for
purchase of $87,July 1, 1961.
July 1 from 1963 to 1991
inclusive. Interest J-J.
Legality
000
;)•■
bonds.
Due
on
approved
Dated
Tishomingo County
J
'
t) '
Bond
(P.
hospital
of
The
to
of
was
Vv
Charles
M
inclusive.
1981
to
M-S. Legality
terest
&
Louis.
-
Trauernicht,
..
.
Wiggins
i
bonds
194, p. 1435—were
the First U. S. Corp.
\xt.
a
■
p.m.
receive
(PST)
.
V
.
trie
St.
Haverhill,
Sale—The
nffoynri
•
& Co.
Inc., at
interest
-
nicipal Dept., Room 421 40 Water
Boston, .until. 11:
Oct.
or.
,
19; for
(EDST)
1961
-y
i Q/i
i-S-
,
price of par, a net
about 3.54%, as
Due
5s.
as
on
Oct.
Due
3s.
as
Hinsdale
on
Oct.
1
as 3.70s.
Due on Oct.
from 1982 to 1986 inclusive.
1,380,000
bonds
1
ster
1
f»
'# J
Kansas City,
Mo.
Bond Offering—Harry F. Gor¬
man, Director of Finance, will re¬
ceive
bids
sealed
(CST)
on
Oct.
until
10
offered
1, 1961. Due
1965 to 1991
inclusive. Callable
as
of Nov.
terest
,
1, 1976. Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Co¬
lumbia
National
Bank,; in Kansas
City. Legality. approved by Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers &
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
of
Missouri,
Columbia,
Missouri
Bond
Offering—R.
Comptroller,
bids
27
until
for
2
will
H.
Bezoni,
receive sealed
(CST) on Oct.
p.m.
the
purchase of $2,550,000
memorial union building revenue
1961
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961.
Due
on
Nov.
1
from
1962 to
inclusive.
by
1986
Interest M-N.
approved
Charles
Legality
& Trauer¬
nicht, of St. Louis.
f
Shawmut
Room
421,
17
for
the
school bonds.
Due
(M-N)
Montana
If'
I/#
'
1$
I
'
I"
.
'*
$
*
Bond
(P.
College of
Sale—The
payable
SVssj at
1,1961.
1962
to
interest
the
$2,314,000 dor¬
a
price of
bonds
1981
National
NEW JERSEY
University, Madison, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $558,000 dormi¬
tory
1959
Oct.
bonds
revenue
4—v.
awarded
the
to
p.
Housing
1326—were
Heme Finance
a
Agency,
price of par.' '
Med ford
offered
194,
Lakes
New
and
3%s at
as
District,
Jersey
McEntee
&
$50,000
Adele
-tv-
Trust
Co.,
2V2S, at
of
County
Croton-On-Hudson,
price of
a
Greece
par.
(P. O. 2505 Ridge Road
Rochester
Bond
15),
Sale—The
provement
Oct.
194,
23
for
school
Due
the
purchase
bonds. Dated
Nov.
on
inclusive.
(M-N)
County
1
on
Oct.
of
$85,000
Nov.
1, 1957.
from
1962
to
and
Principal
to
a
composed of
group
Roosevelt & Cross, Manufacturers
& Traders Trust Co., of Buffalo,
and
as
John
J.
3V2S, at
a
De Golyer Co., Inc.,
price of 100.46, a basis
of about 3.45%.
interest
1977
ford.
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins,
Delafield
Wood,1 of New
Road
New
was
sold
Fire
District,
York
The
to
$190,000
on
Oct. 5
Marine
Trust
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo, as 3.10s, at a price of
100.002, a basis of about 3.09%.
Greenburgh
Bond
ceive
Sewer
chase
District,
N.
Y.
Offering—Edward N. Ve-
Supervisor, will
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
of
until
for
19
$107,385
2
the
re¬
p.m.
pur¬
1961
sewer
May 1 from 1962 to 1987 inclusive.
in White Plains.
Legality
approved by Sykes Galloway &
Dikeman, of New York City.
pany,
the
on
V
Co.
&
4—
as 33/4s, at a
basis of about
Inc.,
a
3.72%.
Bond
Offering
Donahue,
County
sealed
on
—
Oct.
William
H.
will
Treasurer,
bids
19
,
until
for
11
the
a.m.
pur¬
1961.
Due
1970
inclusive.
terest
(F-A) payable at the Tan¬
National Bank of Catskill.
p.m.
(EDST)
purchase
on
Oct.
24
of
Nov.
1 from 1962
to
1985
Trust
on
awarded
chase of $225,000 bridge improve¬
1961
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
kers
on
as
were
to
Due
Oct.
on
<
Y.
interest
Valley
from
1
inclusive.
1986
Webster,
Penfield,
Walworth
and
the
at
in Wall-
National-Bank,
*
1
kill.
,
and
Ontario
Sch.
Central
-;
1962
Principal
payable
(A-O)
No'. 1
the
of
Dist.
&
follows: Geo. B. Gib¬
Co., Inc., and Sage, Rutty
Co., Inc.
Lloyd Harbor,
N. Y.
Bond Offering—Irene K. Alex¬
Village
ander,
ceive
until
re¬
2
New
Due
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1977
payable
(M-N)
Chemical
from
1
New
Bank
1962
Principal
and
at
York
the
Bond
Offering
Merrell,
receive
—
Village
sealed
(EDST)
and
in¬
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway & Dikeman, of New York
City.
falo,
as 3.60s, at a price
basis of about 3.54%.
a
Other
cate
on
Oct.
until
17
$470,000
Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
B.
will
p.m.
the
for
2
pur¬
water
bonds.
Due
Oct. 1
on
from 1962 to 1991 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Watertown
Lowville.
Sykes,
New
National
Legality
Galloway
York
Bank,
in
approved
&
members
were
Brothers
Inc.;
of 100.534,
the
follows:
as
&
of
Hutzler; Blair & Co.,
Paine,
Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Hayden, Stone & Co.; W.
&
Co.; R. D. White & Co.; New-
by
Dikeman,
of
City.
Union,
Nanticoke,
Newark
Valley, and Owego Central
Sch. Dist. No.
1
bonds
p.
Sale—The
offered
on
MacArthur
Co.
&
n
Y.
$354,000 school
4—v.
194,
1326—were awarded to Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co.
Inc., as 3.20s, at a
price of 100.189, a basis of about
3.17%.
Menands, N.
Bond
Y.
NORTH CAROLINA
Asheville, N. C.
Bond
Sale —The
1961
bonds
$4,500,000
offered
Village
receive
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
E.
will
12:30
(EDST) on Oct. 19 for the
purchase of $200,000 water bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug.
p.m.
Oct.
on
syndicate headed by Halsey,
a
Stuart
&
100.039,
about
Co., Inc.,
at
price
a
net interest" cost
3.96%, as follows:
$880,000
6s.
as
Due
May
on
of
of
a
1
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
720,000
as
3%s.
from 1972 to
2,800,000
as
4s.
Due
on
May
1
1976 inclusive.
Due
on
May
,
1
from 1977 to 1990 inclusive.
100,000
as
y4s.
Due
on
May
1991.
were
as
1,
*
follows:
syndicate
Drexel
&
Co.,
Fahnestock & Co., Hirsch & Co.,
Bramhall,
Falion
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Cooley & Co., Kenower, MacAr¬
thur
&
Co., McCormick & Co.,
Mackall & Coe, Sterne, Agee &
Leach, and Thornton, Mohr, Farish & Gauntt, Inc.
Caldwell County, N.
Offerin g—Charles
Moore,
'
:
Blair & Co., Inc., R. W. Pressprich
&
Co.,
Dick
&
Merle-Smith,
(P.O.
Oct.
'
burger, Loeb & Co., and Kenower,
Other members of the
Maine,
syndi¬
Salomon
H. Morton & Co.; Wood, Struthers
to
Nathaniel
Treasurer,
of
chase
the Marine Trust Com¬
10—v. 194, p. 1326—were awarded
Y.
bids
Sept. 28—v. 194, p. 1326
to
a
syndicate
of Western New York, Buf¬
pany
water
N.
$2,865,000
bonds- of¬
1961
awarded
headed by
Trust
City.
Lowville,
building
on
—were
Company, in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
York
York
Sal e—The
Bond
p.m.
Oct. 25 for the pur¬
$160,000 park and play¬
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
1,
of
1961.
will
on
ground
to
bids
sealed
(EDST)
chase
Clerk,
(P. O. Webster),
7
syndi¬
Co., Inc.; B. J. Van Ingen
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; First of
Michigan Corporation; Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., Inc.; Adams, Mc¬
Aug. 1 from 1962 to
Principal
Bankers
The
to
Co., of New York.
Walden, N
"
members
Other
Bond
Offering—Roy A. Ander¬
$3,067,000
school bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961.
par.,. Due
Oct.
on
ment
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
for
Stuart
Y.
Township School District,
New Jersey
son,
8,
a
offered
194, p. 1326—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Endwell), N.
Greene County, N.
receive
City.
Bond
bonds
sewer
v.
interest
Greece, Ridge
payable at the Burlington
National Bank, in Med&
Le Roy, N. Y.
S a 1 e—The
$1,900,000
3
B o n d
on
1558—were
p.
N. Y.
$6,216,000 notes
Oct* 10—v. 194, p. 1558
Bond Offering—Helen McKay,
(A-O)
payable at the
Oysterman's Bank & Trust Com-? Village Clerk, will receive sealed
pany
in Sayville.
Legality ap¬ bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Oct..
proved by Hawkins, Delafield & 18 for the purchase of $51,000
sewer
1961 bonds. Dated Oct; 1,
Wood, of New York City.
im¬
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at The County Trust Com¬
(EDST)
offered
—were
1961. Due on Oct. 1 from 1962
1991 inclusive. Principal and
Y.
$618,000
1961 bonds offered
10—v.
awarded
N.
7
Sale—The
Note
school
1326—
p.
The
bids
p.m.
will
fered
194,
to
as
a
Syracuse,
&
5—v.
awarded
3.60s, at a
basis of about
Co.,
100.10,
interest
Silver
bends. Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on
8
SmitfiNtljc., and Adams,
&
price of
3.59%.
bons &
Oct.
on
com¬
York; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
fered
were
grqup
""
Erants, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
until
1,
to
a
McEntee
cate
(EDST)
Offerin g—Mrs.
Clerk,
to
Fenner &
Lake improvement 1961 bonds of¬
trano, Town
School
District
nan,
on
1435—were
p.
Adams,
fire house bonds offered
Drew
oil
York
'
of The Bankers Trust Co.,
Bond Offering—Eleanor Heffer-
sewer
offered
Bond Sale—An issue of
Edu¬
194, p-. 1003—were awarded to the
Housing
and
Home
Finance
as
Oct.
and
at
New
awarded
posed
1961.
$195,000
Sale—The
West
Bank, of Boston. Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
mitory and student union revenue
1960 bonds offered on .Pet. 9—v,f until
Agency,
from
(P.O. South
Croton-On-Hudson, N. Y.
(EDST)
O. Helena), Mont.
T ">
1
Principal
Ialip Central School District No. 7,
$357,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1989
Shawmut
Millburn
'
cation
on
3.40s, at a price of
basis of about 3.33%.
as
a
to
re¬
$500,000
of
Dated Nov.
Nov.
on
inclusive.
(EDST)
a.m.
purchase
Albany,
100.569,
$80|,000 hos-
Falls, N. Y.
Sale—The
pital construction bonds offered
on
Sept. 27—v.
194, p.. 1326—
New
Entee &
Bank, Municipal Dept.,
40 Water Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11
194,
a group
.
basis of about 2.39%.
a
Bond
were
price of 100.2999,
as
Smith, District Chairman, will
1327^—were awarded to
The
in
of
to
awarded
Zee National Bank,
as
2.40s, at a price
Nyack,
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
Charles King & Co., and National
un¬
Co., Inc., as 3.70s, at a price of
100.202, a basis of about 3.68%.
Bond
4—v.
1962
194,
to
Oct.
on
Sept. 27—v. 194,
on
1326—were
Tappan
100.01,
$65,000 school
Sale—The
Seneca
from
Bond Sale—The
4—v.
offered
Trus¬
Cortland), N. Y.
awarded
p.
Dist^No*y4
Nyack), N. Y.
South
Bond
school
1, 1961.
1
Free Sch.
York
Bond Sale—-The $695,000
Oct.
1
No.
Copake),
Dated
Oct.
on
North East Central
Union
Orangetown and Clorkstown
p.
Claverack,
Copake,
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
on
Oct.
18 for the purchase
of
Cortlandville
ceive sealed bids c/o the National
York
MONTA
Eastern
I
E.
of
Board
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
194,
W.
Salem School District, N. H.
Bond
University
to
Co., and Stone & Web¬
Corp., jointly, as
price of 100.543, a basis
a
pur¬
Nov. 1 from
on
10—v.
awarded
Butler,
Principal and interest
payable at the Union National
Bank, of Troy. Legality approved
$265,000 school
Oct.
on
Bond Offerin g—Richard P.
$6,000,000 water revenue,
5th Issue, series B bonds.
Dated
Nov.
H.
Securities
3.70s, at
chase of
i:.
&
N.
a.m.
the
for
25
District,
of about 3.62%.
follows:
Kidder, Peabody
& Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., F.
S. Moseley & Co., Blair & Co.,
Inc., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, First of Michigan Corp.,
Charles
King & Co., The Mil¬
waukee Co., George K. Baum &
Co., B. C. Christopher & Co., J.
M. Dain & Co., Inc., Zahner &
Co., and Bankers Bond & Secu¬
rities Co., Inc.
Jri
School
1558—were
Other members of the syndicate
fi*
ap_
Thorndike,
F.
inclusive.
(M-N)
Legality
Storey,
Bond Sale—The
as 3y2S.
Due on Oct.
from 1971 to 1981 inclusive.
If'
Boston
by
the
bonds.
Oct.
Qf
Praved
Hutton
as
the
~
a'fi d v interest
1, N. Y.
(EDST) on Oct. 17 for
purchase
of
$130,000
1961
Bank^
1
2,190,000
i;
~
Hillsdale,
bonds
price of 100.07, a basis ;
a
of about 3.08%.
Commercial Bank & Trust Co., of
Vss, at
a.m.
district
p.
were
ta,
1327—were
Housing
and
tees, will receive sealed bids
payable at the National Shawmut
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
'!
mei
offered
p.
the
of
3.10s, at
bonds offered
,
.
New
bonds
194,
to
*
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
755,000,
jy
of
Inc.
$75,000 city
1961 bonds offered on
Oct.
5 —v.
194, p. 1435 —were
awarded to Roosevelt & Cross as
hospital
Island, in Franklin
Square, and H. V. Sattley & Co.,
Gallatin and
Brunswick Common School District
Pa^mN°vQ„I' 1®61;Q°ueiinclusive,
from. _1962 to 191o
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
•I!
purchase
Oct. 19 for the pur$247,000 school bonds.
1
revenue
the
a.m.
on
$5,000,000 elec-
QAr.i.
follows
follows:
$675,000
awarded
til 11
the National Shawmut Bank, Mu-.
;
•
3—v.
Chairman
High
Bond o f f e r i n g—Marion S.
^'syn- ^rM^alr
a
Oct.
Oneida, N. Y,
Sal e—The
Bond
Franklinr^Natibhar
Inc.,
City.
Bank of Long
$850,000 dorm¬
1960
revenue
Bond Offering—Tod
Union
Ryan7
School Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
College, N. Y.
No.
N. H.
Inc., Bacon, Whipple & Co., James
A
Andrews
&
Co., Inc., Park,
Legality approved by Sykes,
Galloway & Dikeman, of New
on
Home Finance Agency, as 3
a price of par.
iiaiuidciiidc
Woodsville
bonds., Dated
Bond Sale—The
Due
of
cost
of
Co., Dick & Merle-Smith, Tripp &
Co., Inc., Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
NEW YORK
Barnard
school
awarded
bv Halsev 'Stimrt'
headed
by Halsey, Stuart
dicate
Howard,
Devine &
C. J.
Taghkanic, Austerlitz, Ancram,
Board, wiii recede scaled bidsc/o
-
1210-were
p
&
follows:
as
Oct.
on
Co., Spencer Trask & Co., Lee
Higginson Corp., Kean, Taylor &
Nov. 1 from
1962 to 1987 inclusive.
8
Dawson,
school
1, 1961. Due
Mann, Chairman of the School
Street,
-
AY»
by
basis
a
Offering—Don
and
indus-
„
light works
Nov.
on
approved
as
Clerk,
pur-
1, 1974. Princi-
were
Michael,
will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 9
for
the
purchase
of $4,945,000
building
1961
of Oct.
as
of
Bond
until
HAMPSHIRE
.
,
,
$790,000
metia#
awarded to
.
bids
Oct. 26 for the
to
price of 100.198,
a
Bond
City
itory
r-.r
MISSOURI
r
of
sealed
on
Bo-
2—v.
awarded
Vineland, N. J.
Oct. -6-
on
v.
•
will
School District,
Miss.
offered
a
County School District, Nev.
Bond Offering—D. V. Harper,
Clerk of the Board of Trustees,
In-
of
.
at
Elko
.
.
of
.
-
3.85s, at
State
Bank
Oct.
on
water
of about 3.82%.
water
approved by
Sale—The'$250,000
Bond
trial
and the Clarke
Papillion, -jointly, as
price Of par.
.
Nagel, Sherman
Denver.
Memphis, as 4V4s and 4s. Dated
1, 1961. Due on March 1
1962
Gretna
-Bank>
Sallty
Bank
June
from
The
P3-' and interest (A-O) payable at
the County Treasurer's office. Le-
$50,000
bonds
National
First
to
on
1210—were
p.
offered
$55,000
land, Saffin, Gordon & Sauter,
Callable
O. Iuka),
Sale—An issue
community
sold
awarded
194,
Sale—The
1326—were
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1981 inclusive.
Mississippi
i
20—v.
^by^ Charles & Trauer- chase
nicht, of St. Louis.
*
Sept.
NEVADA
grove, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
(•
I
and fire station bonds offered
Snell-
B.
water
York
194,
Brothers, as 3.60s, at a pirice of
100.2939, a basis of about 3.57%.
Other members of the syndicate
in Al¬
Company,
Trust
&
Bank
bany.
a
p.
$30,000
10—
Pennington, N. J.
Bond
inclusive.
1976
to
1962
from
1
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the National Commercial
1944, p. 1558—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Lehman
v.
bends
Sale—The
—
Wood, of New York City.
Gretna, Neb.
..
Legality
school bonds offered
NEBRASKA
;
■
in Newark.
Bank,
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 5 (P. O. Levittown), N. Y.
Bond Sale
The
$2,709,000
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
^
R' Pw3
were awarded to
Mr* Roy Wllson> as 5s.
bids until Oct. 17 for the purchase
of
$5,000 waterworks
improve¬
ment
Oct. 3-
on
Principal and interest
payable at the National
(M-N)
State
$7,264 improve-
ment bonds offered
Canton, Miss.
j!
!l
(P. O. Billings), Mont.
inclusive.
1985
inclusive.
Bond
Offering—W
E.
C.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Commission, will receive
sealed :bids
at
.his office in Ra-/
leigh, until 11 a.m.; (EST)., on Oct.■ .•
17 for the purchase,of $1,500,000.
r
1
■£
Volume
194
Number 6099
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due
Chase
The
—
ceive
on Sept. 18
194, p. 1103—were awarded
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., as
3y4s, at a price of 100.60, a basis
of
about
to
a
County (P. O. Toledo),
fered
com¬
limited
tax
Oct. 5—v,
on
bonds
194,
of¬
■'
Bond Sal e—The $35,000 fire
equipment bonds offered on Sept.
18—v. 194, p. 1004—were awarded
Easter- to Ellis &
Co., as 3y4s.
'• ot
-/-•••■,
Offering—W.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
sealed
Port
Commission, will receive
bids
his
at
office
in
Ra¬
water
3—v.
street
assessment
bonds.
sewer
Nov.
1, 1961. Due
1963
to
Dated
194,
Principal price of
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Manufacturers
Hanover
Bond
Oct.
on
2—v.
194,
4—v.
Southern Benedictine
North
Bond
itory
awarded
Society of
Nov.
price of
Bond
be
Bellaire, Ohio
Sale—The
special
offered
V
$303,000
19
bonds.
194,
awarded
to " Fahey
Co., as 4s, at a price of
101.324, a basis of about 3.85%. V.
'V..
».
•"
#
Bond
Sept.
Sal e—The
Bond
;
]
3%s, at
as>
posed
a
of about 3.30%.'
•
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
-
fered
series 1961
as
3s, at
a
basis of about
a
group
com¬
of
price of 101.2177,
a
a
price of 100.10,
2.98%.
;
;4
Elyria, Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
first
revenue
'
194,
v.
p.
(EDST) on Oct.
17
for
the
purchase of $54,035
street improvement special assess¬
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
(J-D)
Bank
Dated
1
Nov.- 1,
from
New
York
1972
to
and
Principal
payable
'1961.
1963
interest
Chemical
Trust Company,
at
the
mortgage,
Second
Sept. 25—
on
1327—were awarded to
Mayes County Independent School
District
No.
1
(P.
O. Pry or),
Oklahoma
<
building bonds offered on Oct. 4
194,-p. 1435—were awarded
Liberty National Bank &
Trust 1 Comuany,
of
Oklahoma
City, and the American National
(P. O. Stillwater), Okla.
on
Sale—The
assessment
Bond
$284,000 water
bonds
offered
Sept. 25—v. 194, p. 1211—were
awarded
3%s, at
to
McDonald
&
price of 100.71,
of about 3.79%.
a
Co., as
basis
housing
Oct.
Home
at
a
Sale—The
7—v.
awarded
a
$1,100,000
bonds
offered
on
awarded to
Sept. 26—v. 194,
a
p.
group
1211
com¬
194,
p.
the
to
Finance
price of
1327—were
Housing
and
Agency,
as
%V2S,
par.
No.
Okla.
38,
Superintendent
receive
for
sealed
the
school
of
bids
purchase
Aaron,
Schools, will
until
of
Oct.
17
$125,000
Tahlequah, Okla.
Johnson, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
of
purchase of $525,000 bonds.
a
basis of about 3.12%.
Nov.
on
Bond
O f f
bids
e r
i
until
n
sold to
was
headed
by
as
fol-
1
city
offered
on
p.
000
26
water
at
bonds
sold
was
Home
Water
District,
Sale—An
issue
offered
to
the
Finance
Ore.
of
Sherrerd,
Dolphin
Janney, Battles &
&
.
were
Sept.
Housing and
Agency,
Dickson
Bond
bonds
194,
p.
Co
uo.,
Co., Inc.,
burg,
Stroudsburg
Bank, of East Strouds¬
3y4s, at a price of par. ;
as
CollkS
C
l.
Offering
Director
receive
lanta,
Co.
™rhiZlt0±^a.
$600,000 county
bonds
offered
(EST) on Nov. 2 for the pur¬
chase of $19,000,000 various pur¬
pose bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
,
g—Mrs.
Oct.
from
1
1963
and
Principal
to
interest
1987
payable at the Philadelphia Na¬
tional Bank, in Philadelphia.
Le¬
gality
approved
by
Townsend,
Pittsburgh
Public
;
and
17
„
.
„
Elmo
for
the
Allegheny
County
Authority,
Pennsylvania
Auditorium
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
Oct.
until
for
26
(EDST)
noon
bonds
offered
v.
—
194,
p.
par,
Tf-fi
inclusive. Callable
lon National
Bank
&
Trust Com¬
in Pittsburgh. Legality
pany,
proved
by Reed,
Smith,
McClay, of Pittsburgh.
Area
ap¬
Increased
month
of
school
bonds
sold to
a
the
12
the
offered
on
Oct.
2
Authority.
months
in
$9,919,419
Aug.
1961. Due
1891
on
4%.
Dated
Nov.
15,
Nov. 15 from 1962 to
inclusive.
960,000
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the First
Pennsylvania
Banking &
Trust
Co., in Philadelphia. Legality ap¬
Oct. 1 from
Due
Oct.
on
1
3%s.
as
Due
Oct.
on
1
from 1972 to 1981 inclusive.
Nashville, Tenn.
'
Bond Offering—W. M. Carr, Jr.,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
TEAAS
$ig,000
4s.
as
Due
Sept,
on
1
from 1962 to 1975 inclusive.
.
52,000
fiscal
previous
the
4%s.
as
Due
Sept.
on
1
from 1976 to 1983 inclusive.
Dated
Government
The
Bank
Development
Rico
Puerto
for
Puerto
/
-
Rico
fiscal
is
The
Sept. 1, 1961.
Interest
Legality approved by Gibson, Spence & Gibson, of Austin,
>
M-S.
.
^
^
Water. Resources
Authority, P. R.
reports revenues
of $4,203,526 in July, 1961, com¬
pared with $3,629,870 in July of
1960, according to Rafael V. Urni^ntrtr
tr1-...-./-.Ii+;.7/-.
r\t
Director of
Executive
i ex»
^
purchase of $4,250,000 bonds.
Authority
rutia,
_
Amartllo,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Nov. 14 for the
v
Reports Increase Revenues-^
the
Cameron County (P. O.
Brownsville), Tex.
Bond
1961
Sale —The
bonds
offered
$875,000 road
^'Tt
on
Oct
o
9
1328—were awarded to
Authority.
The First Southwest Co., and the
For the 12 months ended July
Repuhlic National Bank, of Dallas,
31, 1961, revenues of the Author- jointly, at a price of 100.045.
ity
totaled
$46,987,838,
against
$41,671,193 in the comparable 12Donna, lex.
month period the year before.
Bond Sale—An issue of $54,649
T h
v.
194,
improvement and equipment re-
fiscal
funding_ bonds was sold to The
for
Rico
Puerto
is
J"lrstDated
the Authority.
agent for
SOUTH
*°
terest
Bond
Sale—The
offered
sewer
Bank,
as
41/4s, at
a
194,
p.
East
Bond
par.
offered
Sale—The
on
1327—were
S.
U.
$600,000 bonds
26—v.
Sept.
awarded to
194,
p.
The First
Corporation.
v.
offered
Sept. 28—
194, p. 1211—were awarded to
Housing and Home Finance
on
the
Agency,
as
4V8s, at
by
of
Texas State
College,
Offering
—
John
S.
Hovenga, Secretary of the Board
of Regents, will
receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct.
26 for the purchase of $3,475,000
student housing system
revenue
1961, series B bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1974
2001
inclusive.
Legality ap-
to
SOn> °f AUStin'
Charlotte,Tenn.
bonds
19J* inclusive. In¬
Legality approved
Spence
&
Gibson,
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib-
Bond Sale—The $125,000 waterworks
revenue
tax
deficiency
1961
T
/
Jan. 1
Commerce, Tex.
price of
Campbell County (P. O.
Jacksboro), Tenn.
on
Austin.
awarded to the Leola
1327—were
State
3—v.
J-J.
Gibson,
$13,000
Oct.
as
May 1, 1961. Due
DAKOTA
Long Lake, S. D.
bonds
p.
Government Development
e
Bank
Sherrerd, and Dolphin
Co., with interest rates ranging
to
3%s.
as
on
inclusive.
follows:
ended
Butcher &
2%
Due
1966
from 1967 to 1971 inclusive.
Revenues—
year-
Bond
syndicate headed by
to
of
31, 1961, total revenues of the
Authority rose to $10,552,360 from
School
$875,000
about
August, 1961, Academy Independent Sch. Dist.
the Authority reports revenues of
Qm ge/fon)
jex
$895,986, compared with $836,466
saieL-An issue of $70,000
in August of 1960, according to
schoolhouse
bonds
was
sold
to
Juan
Labadie Eurite, Executive
James C. Tucker & Co., Inc., as
Authority (P. O. Shippensburg),
Pennsylvania
was
25,000
of
Aqueduct and Sewer general obligation bonds.
Authority P. R.
TENNESSEE
Bond Sale—An issue of
The
to
Rico
Shaw &
Joint
r
bid$ until Oct. 23 for the pur¬
chase of $6,650,000 various city
PUERTO RICO
For -the
as
1, 1966. Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Mel¬
5s.
as
1964
&
Co.,
and Schmidt, Roberts & Parke,
jointly, : as
at; a, priee^f
100.144, a basifrpf about; 2.69%.
«4
194,
follows:
as
$15,000
Sale—The
$150,000 dis¬
improvement bonds offered
Sept. 27—v.
194, p.
1327—
Stroud
awarded
net interest cost
a
3.50%,
Bond
to
revenue
10—v.
Corp., and C. H. Littie & Co., jointly, at a price of
Washington
County
Institution
District (P. O. Washington),
Pennsylvania
awarded
$1,000,000
B
Oct.
on
1327—were
the
Dec.
terest
p.
series
First Boston
a^ price of 100.091, a
trict
Securities
Sal e—The
1211 — were
awarded
to
Stroud & Co., and
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, jointly,
as
2%s, at
Sept. 27
purchase of
$15,000,000 revenue bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
1962 to 2001
Na-
Northern
Knoxoitte, Tenn.
Bond
1961,
until
noon
syndi¬
First
Midsouth
water
Finance,
bids
and
on
*
of
sealed
the
beri^nd Securities Corp.; Citizens
Biddle and southern
National Bank, At-
Yarnall,
Bond Sale—The
Richard J.
—
of
follows:
as
Humphrey Co., Inc.; Cum-
rollings
Washington County (P. O.
For
awarded to The First
National
C
l.
and
Director
offered ; on
1327—were
members
were
National Bank, Nashville; Robin-
r
Stroudsburg, Pa.
3—v.
April
on
Tn,st Co.; Harris Trust & Savings Bank, both of Chicago; J. C.
Bradford & Co.; First American
PAihnrfv ^
&
cz
Reports
Bond Sale—The $60,000 general
Due
tional Bank, Memphis;
Cn
'
Oct.
Other
cate
T
s range
Lestrange
City, Pa.
basis of about 4.52%.
3.40s.
as
1 from 1979 to 1987 inclusive.
M^rili vnl
Finned Sith Tn/ S
Puerto
$35,000 fund¬
ing and refunding bonds offered
on
Oct. 6—v. 194, p. 1327—were
awarded
to
Barcus, Kindred &
Co.,. as 4%s, at a price of 100.721,
improvement
1,440,000
■■
as
Pierre
4y8s,
as
Sale—The
East
as 3*As. - Due on April 1
from 1973 to 1978 inclusive.
Co., and
W. Clark,
E.
Haunt'To
price of par.
a
960,000
Dillon,
' ",v-'
were
$158,-
on
1988 to 1967 inclusive.
syndi¬
a
Eastman
basis of about 2.85%.
$10,597
bonds
194,
Rock
Bond
from
Mericka & Co., as 3y4s, at a price
-
3.30%,
800'000 38 3s-to Due °n APnl 1
from 1968
1972 inclusive.
Union Securities & Co., Butcher &
on
Seal
&
bonds.
ings Bank, ;of Chicago, Mercantile
Co., of St. Louis, Merrill,
Turben
&
Co.,
and
Wm.
J.
100.91,.
2—v.
Shippensburg
posed of The Harris Trust & Sav¬
Trust
cate
improvement
1327—w ere
awarded to The Security Bank of
Myrtle Point, as 3%s and 4s.
Bond Offering—Allen A.
improvement
—were
$2,983,000
Osage County Independent School
Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
waterworks
Oct.
of
revenue bonds offered on
District
Lancaster,
Sept. 27
on
1
inclusive.
Due
Sale—The
improvement
on
Bank, of Pryor, jointly.
Ohio
about
,
Sale—An issue of $4,130,sewer revenue
bonds offered,
„
Nov.
on
1971
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
The
to
Cleveland.
Bond
Due
to
3.10s.
as
—v.
New York. Legality approved* Oklahoma
State
University
of
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of \ Agriculture and Applied Science
works
200,000
1962
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Bond Sale—The $295,000 school
in
Lakeville,
2%s.
as
from
McConnell,
p.m.
bonds.
ment
&
$500,000
v/ill
v'
*- •
of
cost
S800^00 38°u0e„ °n APrl1 1
Bond
agent for the Authority.
$200,000 utility
series bonds offered
a
Bond
Offering—E.
J;.*> Alheit,
City Auditor, will receive sealed:
1
Inc.;
Bond
Authority, Okla.
*
est
Township Municipal
Authority (P.
Warminster),O.
Pennsylvania
-
Philadelphia, Pa.
y
&
..
Merrill
follows:
OKLAHOMA
H. I. Josey & Co.
bids until
a
of¬
Del City Municipal Services
.
of¬
McDonald
to
—were-awarded
Co.,
bonds
Oct. 9
Harkness & Hill, Inc.;
Co., Inc.,
and the
United States National Bank, of
Portland, at a price of 99.187, a
net interest cost of about 3.13%,
ar¬
bonds
Blair
3%s at
Co.,
.
Sept. 25—v. 194, p. 1211-
on
awarded to
(V
BondS ale—The $210,700 im¬
provement,
$1,000,000
on
1327—were awarded
group composed of Blyth &
Kalman
a
$880,000
system
basis of about 3.51%.
Z7 J
•
The
—
p.
.
'
i
The
—
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
& Co., Inc., and the
National City Bank, in Cleveland,
as
Sale
194,
Co.,
Sept. 26—v. 194, p. 1103
on
Inc.,
194, p. 1326—were
Fahey, Clark & Co.,
price of 101.52, a basis
to
Sale
—were
25—v.
awarded
on
'
highway
fered
.
$38,000 offoffered on
parking, bonds
(EST)
noon
the
"1
,
terial
Beliefontaine, Ohio
street
until
follows:
as
Goldman, Sachs
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., Ira Haupt
&
Co., Yarnall, Biddle & Co.,
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, and
Schaffer, Necker & Co.
&
Tenn.
Bond Sal e—The $4,000,000
school bonds offered on Sept. 27
—v. 194, p. 1211—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by the
Equitable Securities Corporation,
at a price of 100.029, a net inter-
.
PENNSYLVANIA
Youngstown, Ohio
&
••
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
p.
1103—were
Clark
to
Dec. 1 from
on
purchase of $1,school
improvement
310,000
bonds
25—v.
Bond
School District, Ohio
for
Davidson County (P. O.
Nashville),
Eugene, Ore.
<
Offering.—Sealed bids will
received
Oct.
sewer
assessment
Sept.
on
.
1972
Xenia City
iV-.-V.-
'
Bond
noon
Housing,
and Legality approved by Peck, Shaf--.
Agency, as 3V2S, at fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
OHIO
district
to
were
Inc.
Bond
First National Bank of Cincinnati.
par.v
offered
on
to The First
a
1, 1961. Due
1963
sold
was
$225,-
Myrtle Point, Ore.
and interest
1961 bonds offered
to
15
bonds
of
Co., as 3y4s, at -300,000 as 3.20s. Due on Nov. 1
from 1976 to 1981 inclusive.
basis of about -'
&
(EDST) on Oct. 16
improvement
bonds.
Dated
tal
Carolina
Home Finance
a
White
A.
bids until
Sept. 29—v. 194, p. 1326—were
or
Sept.
Oct.
on
Bond Offering:—R. A. Anderegg,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 16
Sale—The $500,000 dorm¬
revenue
hospital
issue
National Bank of Oregon, in Port¬
land.
Wyoming, Ohio
465
^
000
Sale—An
3.14%.
$290,000
Housing and Home
Finance Agency, as 3V2S at a price
of par.
J.
&
Other members of the syndicate
000
Reedsport), Ore.
Bond
1327—were awarded
p.
price of 100.605,
a
.
194,
1327—were
p.
Ohio
$22,620 special
street improvement
limited tax bonds offered
arded to the
aw
Wauseon,
bonds offered
revenue
in¬
"
as
Sale—The
assessment
to
Sal e—The
par.
Bond
New York City.
dormitory
Oct.
on
1327—were awarded
p.
Trust
Company, in New York City. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell,' of
Louisburg College, N. C.
improvement
to J. A. White &
Co., as 3y4s, at a
May 1 from
on
Due
1972
County, Lower Umpqua
Hospital District (P. O.
,
—v.
limited tax bonds offered
inclusive.
1979
to
city hall bonds offered
Clinton, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $39,250 special
n
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
17
for the .purchase
ofv $175,000
and
1962.
,1,
1965
Douglas
%
:.
E,
Jan.
from
1
OREGON
1327—
p.
>
Bond
Jan.
awarded to McDonald &
were
'
*
p.m.
pur¬
Sinon
55
Warminster
.
<
5
the
for
$195,000 school building
Dated
.Bond Sale—The $44,530 special
assessment
proved by
R h o a d s,
Reader, of Harrisburg.
clusive.
Co.,
of TheL_ Chase Manhattan as
3%s, at a price of 101.518, a
Bank, of New York, Harris Trust basis of about 3.44%.
& Savings Bank, of Chicago, and
Newark, Ohio
Lehman Brothers, at a price" of
Gibsonville, N. C.
until
16
Ohio
$2,000,000:
group
of
bids
Oct.
on
bonds.
posed
100.0009.
chase
3.11%.
Lucas
sealed
(CST)
to
Sept. 26—v. 194, p. 1211
awarded
Dependent
Offering—Richard
—v.
on
Sale
County
School District No. 17, Okla.
Bond
ited tax bonds offered
school building, series B bonds of¬
on
Washington
$108,950 special
city improvement lim¬
assessment
Manhattan
County (P. O.
Raleigh), N. C.
fered
Ohio
(1663)
Kane,
Attorney for the District, will re¬
Cumberland
—were
Louisville,
,
Bond Sale—The
Bank, in
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Bond
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
on
May 1 from 1963 to 1990 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable, at
the
.
.
a
price of
par.
Florseville, Tex.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 water-
works and
bonds
sewer
offered
on
system revenue
Oct.
5—v.
194,
p. 1436—were awarded to Funk,
Hobbs & Hart, Inc., and the Co-
a,
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1664)
.
j
lumbian
Securities
of
jointly,
$72,000
3V2S.
as
Due
nrice
of
of
Corp.,
at
a
price
100.011, a
net
interest cost
about 4.06%, as follows:
Texas,
3.49%.
1
from 1962 to 1972 inclusive.
36,000
from
82,000
1973
from
1976
inclusive.
on
1983
4.10s.
Due
$176,000
1
Home
3^s, at
a
Finance
price of
Spring Branch Independent School
District (P. O. Houston), Tex.
Sale
inclusive;
Seminole),
O.
(P.
County
Texas
sold
Corp.,
Due
Jan.
inclusive.
from
15
Texas
The
—
$3,553,000
McCall,
McCall
&
refunding, series 1961
on Sept. 27—v. 194,
p. 1328—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the First National
Bank in Dallas, and the Northern
Trust Co., of Chicago, at a price
of
Legality
Parkhurst,
Horton,
of
Dallas.
100.001.
Other members of the
follows:
as
Bond Sale—An issue of
sold to
was
$350,000
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc.
Dillon,
Bank, in St. Louis, City
Bank &
Trust
Co., in
National
Kansas City, Wells &
Texas
school bonds
Eastman
Union Securities & Co., First Na¬
tional Bank, in
Memphis, First
National
Giddings Independent Sch. Dist.,
syndicate
Christensen,
Inc., Texas Bank & Trust Co., in
Dallas, Fort Worth National Bank,
Stephens, Inc., Julien Collins &
Co., and El Paso National Bank.
Houston, Tex.
Bond
Oakes,
City"
Controller,
will
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST)
on
Oct. 25 for the purchase of
Offering—Roy
$8,455,000 various purpose bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec.
1
from
1962
1981
to
Texas
B.
inclusive.
Bond
Texas
Offering
Goldston,
erans'
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
Due
of
veteran's
land,
bonds. Dated Dec.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
N.
the Vet¬
will receive
until 10 a.m.
(CST)
for the purchase
of
19
$25,000,000
Donald
—
Secretary
Land
Board,
1961-B
Mesquite Independent Sch. Dist.,
(State of)
1
from
Callable
1966
of
series
1, 1961.
to
1991
Dec.
Poteet, Assistant
of
Schools, will
1,
1981. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at
any
bank or trust
company designated by the suc¬
bids
cessful
Bond
Offering
—
Ralph
H.
Superintendent
receive sealed
June
1, 1962 for the
of
$1,000,000
school
until
purchase
building bonds.
Mount
as
bidder. Legality
approved
by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, Mc¬
Call & Horton, of Dallas.
Pleasant, Tex.
VERMONT
Waxahachie,
Tex.
Sch. District, Vt.
Sale—The $60,000 school
Bond
27—v.
Sept.
offered
bonds
194,
on
1328—were
p.
awarded to
Loker, Sparrow & Co.,
at a price of 100.43, a
3
as
3.45%.
of about
basis
1986
1987.
and
Interest A-O. Le¬
hurst,
of
Crowe,
McCall
& Horton,
Dallas.
and
Sale—The
sewer
$988,000 water
bonds offered
to
Due
1991
on
Nov.
15
from
inclusive.
interest
(M-N)
Principal
payable at
1962
and
the
Citizens National Bank, in Waxa¬
hachie. Legality approved by Mc¬
Pasadena, Tex.
Bond
1961.
on
Sept.
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe,
& Horton, of Dallas.
McCall
26—v. 194, p. 1212—were awarded
UTAH
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Grand County, County Sch. Dist.
Inc., White,
Weld
& Co., and
(P. O. Moab), Utah
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.,
Bond Sale—The $975,000 school
at a price of par.
building bonds offered on Oct. 2
to
a
group
composed
of
College Dist.
(P. O. Levelland), Tex.
Bond Sale—The $24,000 student
housing system
revenue,
series
1961 bonds offered on Sept. 14—
—v.
1004—were awarded to
Co., Inc., as 3V2S, at a
194, p. 1436—were awarded
syndicate headed by the Com¬
cate
South
v.
Plains
194,
p.
Dittmar &
Junior
to
a
Henrico
a
Trust Co., of Kansas City,
price of 100.014.
Other
members
were
Brothers &
of
the
(P. O.
Richmond), Va.
$3,000,000 water
and sewer construction bonds of¬
fered
Sept. 27—v. 194, p. 1212
to
a
syndicate
on
awarded
—were
headed
by Halsey,
Stuart &
Co.,
Inc., and F. W. Craigie & Co., at
a
price of 100.108, a net interest
cost of about 3.52%, as follows:
as 33/4s. Due on July
from 1962 to 1976 inclusive.
$1,175,000
1,600,000
as 3V2S. Due on July
1977 to 1984 inclusive.
1
1
Co.;
Dillon;
Eastman
Union
Se¬
curities & Co.; Blair & Co.; R. S.
Dickson & Co.; Braun, Bosworth
&
Co.; American Securities Corp.;
Strudwick; Wachovia
Anderson &
Bank
& Trust Co., of WinstonSalem; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Baxter
&
Co.; Investment Corporation of
& Co.; Cassell & Co.;
Stringfellow; Chapman,
Howe & Co.; Ferris & Co.; Horner,
Strader
Scott
&
Thornhill, Inc.; McCormick & Co.;
R. H. Brooke & Co.; and Fahnestock
Stern
Co.
t/ie eUallcj/me?it
County,
Tuckahoe
(P. O. Richmond),
Virginia
$1,750,000
3%s. Due
as
from 1962 to 1981
900,000
as
300,000
o^a
as
3V2s.
July 1
on
July
on
314s.
Due
on
1991, inclusive.
syndicate
bonds
Allen,
Olson
&
Franklin
Union
No.
■■
Strader
&
Oct.
9
sold
was
interest
v
at
the
to
Sale—The
as 4s.
Due
1963 and 1964.
$2,500,000
same
time
awarded
were
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., at a price of
a
3.53%,
as
$250,000
as
200,000
5%s.
1967
as
from
from
as
from
200,000
Due on Oct.
to
to
3%s.
1988
as
as
Drexel
chester
15
inclusive.
on
on
1990,
Due
,
Joint Sch. Dist. No. 3
Oct. 15
Oct.
(P.
Oct.
15,
Co., Inc.,
&
William R. Staats & Co.
Weeden
O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
refunding bonds offered
v as
sold to
price of
about
par, a
3.47%,
$187,000
as
from
230,000
bonds
offered
1436
p.
Sale—The
—
on
were
Pacific National
Port
of
$49,375
Oct.
awarded
to
194,
The
Bank, of Seattle.
Vancouver
Vancouver),
(P.
Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue of
O.
$500,000
improvement bonds offered
Sept. 12 was sold to fla group
port
on
school
4—v.
to
on
April 1
1971 inclusive.
3y2S. Due
on
April 1
from 1972 to 1979 inclusive.
Menomonee, > Falls,-; Butler
Lannon
.
Co.,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received until Oct. 19 for the
be
struction bonds.
Every $1
package
and
Villages Joint Sch.
No." 1, Wis.
Dist.
,
.
Remember those in need
gift
follows:
3.40s. Due
purchase of $1,600,000 school
&
the world.
School
Oct. 4
net interest cost of
as
1963
as
$417,000
on
Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
& Co., Inc., jointly, at a
Trust
(P. O.
'
Markesan),
Wisconsin
15
inclusive.
on
follows: Blair &
Co.,
April 1
on
City, Kingston and Mar¬
Villages,
Green
Lake,
and Loewi
&
1
Mackford,
Man¬
Marquette,
Fox
Lake, Alto, Scott, Marcellon,
and
Montello
15
1991.
were
April
on
1977 to 1981 inclusive.
1987, inclusive.
Due
to
2s.
Oct.
on
1971, inclusive.
1975,
3V2S. Due
1976
as
Due
1976 inclusive.
Kingston,
Due
to
3V4S.
1972
1,250,000
600,000
quette
April 1
on
3.70s. Due
as
Markesan
follows:
from
1973 to
from
net interest cost of about
3y2s.
as
from
300,000
1,
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
240,000
a
as
April
on
3y4S. Due
as
from
bonds offered
3.53%,
;
Co.
342
about
1
of
cost
follows:
&
revenue
com¬
Co., Inc., The Milwaukee
Trust
Edgemont
group
Company, and Kenower, MacArthur & Co., at a price of par, a net
Branch, Cabell & Co.; Wyllie and
Thornhill, Inc.; McCormick & Co.;
R. H. Brooke & Co.; and Fahne-
No.
a
ings Bank, of Chicago, Robert W.'
Baird &
& Co.; Cassell & Co.;
Stringfellow; Chapman,
County,
to
posed bf The Harris Trust & Sav¬
450,000
1961
$1,100,-
high
school
building
and
equipment 1961 bonds offered on
tional Bank,
of Charlottesville;
Davenport & Co.; Willis, Kenny &
Ayres, Inc.; Miller & Patterson;
Pierce
High Sch. Dist.
Wis.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Burton & Co. and Atkinson & Co.
Additional
The
000
Howe & Co.; Ferris & Co.; Horner,
Barksdale
&
Co.; Peoples Na¬
&
2,
$110,000
water
194,
to
about 3.32%.
&
&
Bank
awarded
Co., of Chicago, as 3y2S,
price of 101.822, a basis of
a
Inc.,
Clarke
W.
school
5—v.
Trust
at
&
Anderson
$675,0*00
Oct.
on
Continental Illinois National Bank
&
Co., Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox, Edward L.
Richard
Beaumont,
offered
1104—were
p.
&
Co., Inc., Smith, Barney & Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., White,
Weld & Co., R. W. Pressprich &
Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co., A. C. Allyn
& Co., Inc., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Inc., Wood, Struthers & Co., Granbery, Marache & Co., Harkness &
Hill, Inc., Folger, Nolan, Fleming-
J^gvg
syndicate
Northern
Tacoma), Wash.
Dg
Bond Sale—The
S. Dickson &
Bond
of Boston
WISCONSIN
Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.;
Co.; Braun, Bos¬
worth & Co.; American Securities
R.
District
BANK
Inc., and Thomas & Co.
Harriman Ripley
follows:
as
&
July 1,
City Telephone WOrth 6-4545
SHAWMUT
were
Harper
1
WASHINGTON
The National
to
P.
-
Area Code 617
TWX Boston 305
1979
Redpath,
&
Son & Co.,
Co.,
Mullaney,
Wells & Co., Martin Nelson & Co.,
15
Due
Other members of the
Stroud
inclusive.
Due
follows:
as
stock
New York
from
Wm.
McCormick
Strudwick;
Co., of
Winston
Salem;
Mason - Hagan,
Inc.; Baxter & Co.; Investment
Corporation of Virginia.
6, Massachusetts
/
3V4S.
as
&
Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., DeHaven &
Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine, Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc.,
1985.
curities
Francis P. Magoun III
Telephone LAfayette 3-6800
Oct.
on
Parker
from 1982 to 1984 inclusive.
Scott
Boston
Due
to
1972, inclusive.
on Oct. 15
from 1973 to 1978, inclusive.
3,900,000 as 3V2S. Due on Oct. 15
300,000
Auchincloss,
Co., of Chicago; Glore, Forgan &
Co.; Eastman Dillon; Union Se¬
Municipal Bond Department
40 Water Street
1970
'
'
_
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., George
K. Baum
& Co., Allan Blair &
Oct. 15
on
Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Co., John Nuveen & Co., F. S.
Bond Sale—The $2,950,000 water
Smithers & Co., B. J. Van Ingen
and sewer construction bonds of¬
&
Co., Adams, McEntee & Co.,
fered on Sept. 27—v. 194, p. 1212
Inc., Bache & Co., A. G. Becker &
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate Co., Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Dick & Merle-Smith, R. S.
Inc., and F. W. Craigie & Co., at Dickson & Co., Inc., First of Mich¬
a
price of 100.046, a net interest igan Corporation, Geo. B. Gibbons
cost of about 3.58%, as follows:
&
Co., Inc., Roosevelt & Cross,
Wachovia
management
Sani¬
tary District A
Corp.;
under t/ie
3s.
as
,r"
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
Henrico
Co., Peters, Writer &
n(K are fi/eaJed
;
as 514s.
Due
from 1967 to 1969,
98.003,
Virginia.
Other members of the
announce
$150,000
W. B. Hibbs &
Co., of Chicago; Glore, Forgan &
were
to
price of 98.01, a net interest cost
3.58%, as follows:
of about
Co., Inc., McDonald
& Co., Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
225,000 as 3%s. Due on July 1,
Co., McLean & Co., Inc., Harold
1985.
H. Huston & Co., Cooley & Co.,
Other members of the syndicate
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc., Ray
were
as
follows: Northern Trust
from
syndi¬
follows:
as
$4,500,000
1958, series 3 revenue bonds
on Oct. 9—v. 194, p. 1328—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., at a
offered
from
County, Brookland Sani¬
tary District B
merce
at
Sal e—The
150,000
VIRGINIA
1961
gality approved by McCall, Park¬
Marshall,
&
water
Town
$75,000^
Bond
Offering — Roland
H. Barksdale & Co.; Peoples National
bonds Fincher, City
Mayor, will receive Bank, of Charlottesvile; Daven¬
was soldi to The Hamilton Securi¬
sealed
bids
until 2 p.m.
& - Co.;
Willis, Kenny &
(CST) port
ties Co., as 5s
and 4%s. Dated on Oct. 20 for the purchase of Ayres, Inc.; Miller & Patterson;
Oct.
15, 1961. Due on April 15, $1,127,000 bonds. Dated Nov. 15, Branch, Cabell & Co.; Wyllie and
improvement
Foster
Seattle, Wash.
Sale—An issue of
Bond
street
of
Washington, in Tacoma.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
were
of
Monday, October 16, 1961
t
William Blair & Co., and National
bonds offered
1963 to 1970
J-J.
Interest
by
approved
Crowe,
of
First
The
to
3s. Dated Oct. 15, 1961.
as
on
bonds
improvement
permanent
was
issue of $80,000
Sale—An
Bond
composed
Bank
Co.
&
Randolph
par.
schoolhouse
Gaines
Sullivan
construction
Bond
&
the
to
awarded
were
and
as
The
revenue,
offered at the
bonds
time
Housing
Agency,
—
Lincoln Ure
Inc.,
Christensen,
Co., Continental Bank & Trust
Co., Salt Lake City, and Bosworth,
system
1
Oct.
on
1987
from 1984 to
Oct.
inclusive.
1977 to
as
1
housing
1961
series
basis of about
a
Sale
Additional
same
Oct.
on
Due
to
4V4S.
as
60,000
Due
3.90s.
as
100.05,
student
Oct.
on
of
.
.
,
thru
across
sends
the
one
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