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Reg. U. S. Pat. Off,
THE
Volume
196
Number
AND
LEADING
INFORMATIVE
MOST
6205
PUBLICATION
New York 7, N, Y.,
IN
THE
FINANCIAL
FIELD
ESTABLISHED
1839
Monday> October 22, 1962
Price
$1.25
a
Copy
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General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
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SEC REGISTRATIONS
American. Natural Gas Co.—Files for Borrowing—
:
This
New "York
registered
has applied to the
SEC for an order under the Holding Company Act authorizing its
sale to First National City Bank,
New York of an installment
promissory note in the face amount of $6,000,000; and the Com¬
mission has
issued an order giving interested persons until Oct.
29, 1962 to request a hearing thereon. According to the application,
the
proceeds from
the
borrowing,
together with $2,000,000 of
treasury funds, will be used to retire the $8,000,000 balance of
►
the
of
banks and issued
due
notes
then
company
holding
in-1954
company,
to retire collaterial
outstanding.—V.
195,
p.
trust notes
ATR
formed
the
Americana East Inc.—SEC
Registration Withdrawn
Oct. 11, 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC. on Sept. 18, 1962 which covered
400,000 common shares, to have been offered publicly at $2.50 per
shares through Nusouth Growth Stock Sales Corp., Columbus, Ga.
ment
for the purposes of supplying
company
pany with an attractive
additional stock for cash,
balance
sheet
to
the
the
facilitate
com¬
sale
of
eliminating the financial burden on ATR
caused by
its contractual obligations under trailer management
contracts, and relieving present officers and directors of ATR
from potential liability under the Act.
With
to
respect
reasonable
cause
although
a
Commission
Raindor, -the
to
believe
hfeve
A
failed to file
On
INSURANCE
•
tunity to exchange their interest in ATR for stock in substantially
the same enterprise and that ATR's present management has never
been
able to operate its system at a profit, and
(e) that the
trailers to be acquired might be defective and were manufactured
by a former affiliate of ATR. In addition, it is alleged that the
company's offering circular failed to disclose that the directors of
Regulation
1313.
INDUSTRIAL
•
been
not
certain
that
complied
with
that
asserts
terms
that
in
the
revised offering circular subsequent to Jan.
had
It
has
conditions
and
of
company
18,
1961,
completed. The Commission
also asserts that the exemption provided by Regulation A is not
available to the company because the broker-dealer registration of
Quinn, Neu & Co., Inc., underwriter for the offering, was revoked
by the Commission (in October 1961) and said firm also was ex¬
pelled from membership in the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc.—V. 195, p. 2373.
the
offering
not
been
Artlin Mills, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
On Oct.
12, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Sept. 28, 1961 which covered
135,000 class A common shares to have been offered publicly at
$5
per share through Mortimer B. Burnside & Co., Inc.,
City.—V. 194., p. 1503.
(Michael' Bruce Distributors, Inc.
SEC
New York
Registra-
tion Withdrawn—On
Oct,
ment
17,
originally
$400,000
have
of
been
and
1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
filed with the SEC on Mar. 29, which covered
convertible
offered
shares.
35
in
Gianis
debentures
and
28,000
common
shares
to
units, at $675 each, of one $500 debenture
& Co.,,Inc., New York City, was the princi¬
p. 1654.
pal underwriter.—V. 195,
C. F. C*
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Common Registered—
The: company of 72
West Adams St., Chicago, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Oct. 11. covering 5,000 outstanding
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders
thereof
(by Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. of
Chicago, as agent)
through underwriters headed by The First
Boston Corp., 20 Exchange Place, New York, and Glore, Forgan &
Co., 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago. The public offering price (maxi¬
mum $50 per share), and underwriting terms
are to be supplied by
amendment/ Such shares are pfeyable by the company pursuant
to a 2% stock dividend declared in September 1962 at the rate oi
one
share for each 50 shares held of record on Sept. 24. The
stockholders were given the election of either having their stock
dividend delivered to them by the agent bank or sold for, their
account by
the bank. In addition to various indebtedness and
preferred
Funding, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
J.
stock,
the
company
has
outstanding 40,466,456
Harris Ward is Board Chairman and President.—V.
shares.
195, p.
1315.
Oct.
On
18, the SEC issued an order temporarily suspending a
Regulation A exemption from registration under the Securities Act
of 1933 with, respect .to a stock offering
by C.F.C, Funding, 33 West
Concord Products, Inc.—SEC Reg.
Withdrawn—
42nd
Street, New York.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $200,000
in amount.
In a notification filed on May 6, 1960, C.F.C.
proposed
the public
made
on
York.
a
The
offering of $150,000' of common stock, the offering to be
best efforts basis by Darius, Inc., of 80 Pine Street, New
Commission asserts in its suspension, order that it has
reasonable
cause
Regulation
were
to believe that certain
should
false
was
terms fend
1962 the company withdrew
conditions cf the
not
complied with, that the company's offering
misleading in respect of certain material
facts, and that the offering was made in violation of the Securities
Act anti-fraud provisions.:
The order provides an opportunity for
hearing, upon request, on the question whether the suspension
circular
its registration statement
oroginally filed with the SEC on Nov. 28, 1961 which covered
120,000 common shares (with attached warrants)
to have been
offered in units,
priced at $2 each, of one share and one-half
warranty through M. G. Davis, New York.—V. 194, p. 2549.
On Oct. 10,
be vacated
and
made permanent.
or
use most of the
company's cash for investing, own¬
holding securities of other companies, and (3) failure to !
the proceeds to the issuer would be available for use
by the underwriter in its broker-dealer operations. The Commission
asserts
also
that
the
did not comply with the Regulation
report of sales in which it falsely reported
that $66,000 of the proceeds were used to purchase
machinery and
equipment and failed to show the true proceeds to the company and
in
that
it
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New York Stock Exchange
NewYork Stock Exchange
a
the disbursement of part of the proceeds to the underwriter.
over, the company is an investment company
-Regulation A exemption was not available.—V.
More¬
and
therefore
195,
p.
,
the
2377.
Boston Stock
Exchange—_—36
Detroit Stock Exchange.————-——— 36
Midwest Stock Exchange
36
Cincinnati Stock
1
Philadelphia
-
Baltimore
11, 1962 the SEC issued an order temporarily suspending
Regulation A exemptions from registration under the Securities
'Act-of 1933 with respect to public offerings of common. stock by.
Pittsburgh Stock
Capitol
Montreal Stock
Leasing
.-Raindor
Corp.,
1123
Delaware
St.,
Denver,
Colo.,
and
Mines,
Limited, 200 Bay
St.,
Toronto,
Ontario,
Gold
,Canada. Each order provides
quest,
be
on
the
vacated
or
question
make
an
whether
opportunity for hearing, upon re¬
the respective suspensions should
Exchange
7, 1962 and Jan. 28, 1959, respectively,'proposed the public
offering of stock as follows: Capitol Leasing, 150,000 shares at $2
'per share (or, in the alternative, in exchange for the assignment
to the company of automobile-type utility trailers on the basis of
'May
asserts
for each $2 of the cost of the trailer
assigned to the
and Raindor, $290,000 of common stock.
respect to the offering by Capitol Leasing, the Commission,
in
its suspension order that it has reasonable
cause
to
believe
(1)
that
that
certain terms
and
conditions
of
Regulation A
complied with in that the company failed to disclose
American
Trailer
Rentals
Co.
("ATR"),
its
affiliate,'
is
presently contemplating a public offering of securities
(it filed
a
registration statement in connection therewith on Dec. 11, 1961);
(2). that the, company's offering circular is false and misleading
in respect of certain material facts, and (3) that the stock offering
has been
and is being made in violation of the Securities Act
'anti-fraud provisions. The alleged misrepresentations with respect
•"
to the Capitol Leasing offering relate to its failure to disclose
(a* all direct and indirect interests of two company directors in
^
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•
■
that the major portion (if not all) of the offering has
solely to ATR trailer owners in exchange for trailers,
(c) that the present offering and. the coptemplated offering by ATR
;are two steps in an integrated plan of financing which will ul¬
timately result in the reorganization fend refinancing of ATR;
(d) that ATR trailer owners are merely being offered an opporfi
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ATR,
been
(b)
made
.
.
.
38
Stock
————■
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38
Exchange—————— 38
Exchange^.——————I 39
Toronto Stock Exchange—...
——
...—-.
39
40
Markets——44
38
SEC Index of Stock Prices—
38
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages..
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.—-
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38
Transactions American Stock Exchange—... 38
share
have not been
Washington
Canadian Stock Exchange.—.——
seven
General Corporation
State
Ahe^d—
i
2
...
54
—
11
and^ City Bond Offerings.
Dividends Declared.and Payable
Condition
Statement
of
Member
Reserve System
Foreign Exchange Rates. 1
Federal
Consolidated
=■
Banks
—
of
—
r
95
water
SEC
Helicopters, Inc.
—
50
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
———
company
Questions Filing
—
On Oct.
16, 1962 the SEC ordered proceedings under the Se¬
curities Act of 1933 which question the accuracy and adequacy ot
infox-mational disclosures contained in a registration statement filed
by Doman Helicopters, Municipal Airport,. Danbury, Conn. A hear¬
ing has been scheduled for Oct. 30, 1962 in the Commission's
Washington Office to take evidence with respect to the alleged
deficiencies
in
whether
representations therein are
whether a "stop order" should
and,
the
if
the
statement
for
the
purpose
certain
so,
false
be
of
and
issued
determining
misleading
suspending
statement.
According to the Doman Helicopter's prospectus the company was
organized in August 1945, to develop and apply certain inventions
of Glidden S. Doman in the field of helicopter rotor construction.
The
proposes to offer 418,680 shares of common stock
value 10 cents per share) to the present holders of common
through transferable subscription warrants at the rate of
company
(par
stock
shares for every three shares held, and 189,291 shares to cer¬
creditors in satisfaction of claims against the company.
In
addition, certain selling stockholders propose to offer 74,000 shares
"Of common stock to the public.
Among the items of disclosure challenged by the Commission are
the following: The manner and order in which the offerings are
to be made fend the participation of the Officers, directors, their
affiliates and (associates in the offerings; the contemplated uses
of proceeds and the sources of.. funds necessary to meet current
expenditures; the company's past operating history, including the
lack of reference to the history of extended and unsuccessful nego¬
tiations with various agencies of the Department of Defense for
bids on contracts to supply helicopters for military use; the omis¬
sion
of results
of
tests made on the company's
helicopters by
various agencies of the Department of Defense and the relationship
of such results to the present acceptability, of the company's heli¬
copter for both commercial and military use, as well as to claims
made in the prospectus for the company's helicopters; the terms,
conditions and present work progress under a license agreement
with Societa per Anzione Aeronautica Sicula of Palermo,
Sicily,
the company's manufacturing agent;
the identity of certain op¬
tionees and amount of consideration received and to be received
two
tain
by
the
for
company
issuance
of
certain
options;
the
number
of
shares presently outstanding,
including the circumstances surround¬
ing the issuance of securities since Sept. 20, 1959; and the number
of shares presently held by officers, directors, their associates and
affiliates, including the circumstances surrounding such issuance.
The issuer now has outstanding 627,859 common shares,
par
10 cents
shares
share, of which the officers and directors own
10.02%.—V. 195, p. 2025.
per
or
Ciiy Industries, Inc.—Common Registered—
Virgin Islands, filed a registration
Oct., 11 covering 100,000 shares of com¬
public sale at $3.75 per share. The
offering will be made on a best efforts basis by Leib, Skloot & Co.,
Inc., 1126 Clifton Ave., Clifton, N. J., which will receive a 37M» cent
per share selling commission and $7,500 for expenses.
The state¬
ment also includes (1) 30,000 shares underlying five-year warrants
to be sold
to the underwriter at one cent
each, exercisable at
of St. Thomas,
company
stock,
mon
to
be
$3.75 per share,
for
on
offered
and
for
(2) 6,000 shares to be sold to the
underwriter
$22,500.
.
^ Organized in the Virgin Islands in 1961, the company intends to
engage in
the manufacture, export and sale of artificial floral
and
foliage arrangements made from
polyethylene. Through a
subsidiary, the company is presently .engaged in .designing, manu¬
facturing and selling artificial flowers and foliage in Hong Kong for
shipment to the United States and five other countries. Of the
$302,544 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale, $137,000 will
be used to acquire machinery,
equipment and supplies for new
facilities, and the balance to purchase plants in the Virgin Islands
and Puerto Rico, to organize a New York sales subsidiary, to pur¬
chase raw material for manufacture, to employ personnel and for
working capital. The company has outstanding 190,000 shares of
common
stock, of which Jerrold I. Kurtz, President, owns 50%
.and Jerome Marrow, Secretary, and Kwang Tak Yue, Vice-Presi¬
dent, 25% each. They received such stock in exchange for their
holdings in the company's subsidiary. Sale of new stock to the
public at $3.75 per share will result in an increase in the book
value of stock now. outstanding from $1.36 to $1.89 per share with
a
resulting dilution of $1.86 per share in the book equity of stock
purchased by the public.—V. 195, p. 2930.
Filing—
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 3,125
without underwriting.
Proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Home-O-Nize of 301
Oak St., Muscatine, Iowa, is engaged m
the manufacture of office equipment.—V. 194, p. 848.
company
common
on
Oct.
12,
shares to be offered at $16,
Lembo Corp.—SEC
Registration Withdrawn—
Oct. 11. 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on Dec. 21, 1961 which covered
100,000 common shares, to have been offered publicly at $3.50 per
share through Blank, Lieberman & Co., Inc., New York.—V, 195, p. 8.
On
49
49
Statement of Condition of the
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
to selling stockholders.
Exchange St., Portland, is a holding
supply firms.—V. 194, p. 1157.
go
of
Statement
The
and investment News.,
Corporate and Municipal Financing
Maine.
will
Doman
12, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 2,900
offered at $34.25, through H. M. Payson &
Home-O-Nize CO.—'"Reg. A"
Miscellaneous Features.
'company);
With
~
Over-the-Counter
permanent.
:
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
'with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding
$300,000
in amount. The two named companies, in notifications filed on
'one
—
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange————L——
;
On Oct.
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Exchange————45
Exchange^—
—————
36
Stock
—
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J; Capitol Leasing-', Corp.—Offering: Suspended—
National
(Stocks)—
14
(Bonds)—.— 26
31
Exchange———
American Stock
company
submitted
for
be
to
statement with the SEC
the intention to
that
Portland,
Consumers
A" Filing—
Oct.
on
shares
Flower
engage principally in the business of acquiring machinery and
equipment for leasing to industrial concerns, (2). failure to discolse
disclose
company
Proceeds
The
Stock and Bond Quotations
would
ing and
Co.,
value
According to the order, '• the alleged misrepresentations in the
offering circular related to (1) the statement that the company,
SEC PILINGS
Consumers Water Co.—"Reg,
The
common
62,862
In This Issue
•
ment
Mayflower Hotel
Associates—Securities Registered
filed a
$1,425,000 of ad¬
offered for public sale
The company of 10 East 40th St„ New York,
statement with the SEC on Oct. 11 covering
ditional limited
partnership interests, to be
Continued
on page
3
.
2
V,
The.Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1654)
Corporate and
Monday, October 22, 1962
Nuveen
SIDNEY BROWN
float-of public offerings is
expected within a reasonable period after the current market Series #3 is
capital market. Unless the total backlogs of corporate and
;
all sold out. /
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municipal issues slated to be offered, with announced and unannounced target
Alt told, until this week, $40 million has been sold, or $53 million including
dates, receive a sizable influx of new candidates, it looks- as though there will be >
this week's expected, offering; and $27,750,000 is in registration—a grand total
diminishing pickings for the remainder of the year, nor are larger issues recorded [t of sold and still in registration of $80,750,000. This is an impressive record con¬
st this date as targeted for 1963. If any tentative commitments are to be made, >
sidering the nature of the fund and its unexpected appeal to higher income inthey undoubtedly will come principally from the municipally tax-secured and ;
1 dividual investors; who, one might expect, would prefer to make their own direct
revenue bonds sector in so far as actual new money to be raised in the public - ..-.selections. These funds, at first, were expected to be purchased in $1,000, or a
market is concerned. Sizable refinancings in the corporate sector should be ex-"
bit larger, lots, by the smaller investor. Instead,-as it turned out, many of the
pected, in view of the interest rate behavior for long terms; Private placements rpurchasers have been $50,000 and higher units. When these tax-exempt funds
of bonds and particularly of equity issues may also be expected.
'
first came out the general consensus of opinion was that the mutual fund buyer
Whatever minimuscular uncertainty the Treasury may have contributed to the
would not be swayed by bonds with tax-free interest when capital appreciation
remainder of this year's capital market, following its Sept. 13 announcement to
was the vogue.,
V.'
seek competitive bids for its proposed $250 million long term offering, was, re¬
Today's only undercurrent threat toward municipals is what will the size of the
moved last week in plenty of time for tomorrow's (Oct. 23) A.T. & T. competitive y
1.1 tax-cuts be, if any, inithe next session of Congress. It may well be that what
debenture issue (announced last Sept.-20) in the same amount- The Treasury's •
will be done with'personal income taxes will' prove no more a threat than the
announcement is, of course, picayune for the government as to the dollar amount
y
previous stock market of capital appreciation-bent stock buyers.
involved but not in terms of its pioneering attempt to sell its obligations-in the
same way
as tax-exempts and corporates are usually sold—i e., to competing
REDUCTION IN TIME-SAVINGS RESERVE REQUIREMENT INDICATES
syndicate bidders whom, we assume, will bid for the entire amount. The latter is only one of the many important details the Treasury has yet to resolve. No
/
FED FINDS IT DIFFICULT, SIMULTANEOUSLY, TO KEEP BILL
information was provided at a preliminary sounding-out meeting held with po¬
YIELDS AND MEMBER BANK RESERVE CREDIT HIGH
tential bidders at the New York Federal Reserve Bank last Oct. 17 as to such
consecutive week a heavy weekly
second
the
For
screduled
f
.
,
April, 1862, involving $5 million of which all but $150,000 has been sold. John
expects to sell today (Oct. 22) its Series #3 aggregating $13 million.
Still in registration is $15 million Nuveen Tax-Exempt Bond Fund Series #4,
and; Ira Haupt Municipal Investment Trust Fund Series B for $12,750,000.
No
doubt the latter can be expected to ccine out soon, and the former should be
Municipal Financing Ahead
By
.
for the
,
.
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—
.
,
,
^
as to whether there will or will not be a prepayment call date with or
penalty protection. My colleague, Wilfred A. May, who raised the ques- '
tion of call date, surmises there may be a 10-year protection judging from one
of the responses made at that meeting.
During the preliminary informational
VI.
meeting, the Treasury debt manager, Dr. Robert V. Roosa, provided a rough timeable of no sooner than early-January, 1983, for the Treasury obligation. *:
specifics
Of 35 outstanding long term governments there
maturity.
are
the
call
of
two
,
to/overcome the lowered bill yields, the Fed sold, as of Oct. 17,
$435-million in maturities up to 90 days and purchased $99 million maturities
of 91 days to one year for a net outflow from its portfolio of $336 million.
,In attempting,
w;
14 that possess"
spread at the TAIL. END of the maturities between the first call option and
final maturity date. There is none ancl has been none to the writer's knowledge,
but
figure of $473 million to last week's $351 million,- Actual excess free reserves
for the respective dates were $300 million and a $62 million increase to $362
million on Oct. 17.
-
..week end and at an actual
:
period in the earlier part of the bond's life as incorporates. All
spreads in the outstanding governments are for- five
previous week this constituted an average loss of $12 million and an actual gain
$437 millicn. - The early 1950's shortened availability float schedule effectively
-y-continues its hidden work of providing member banks with excess credit. ~
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the existing
V cf
v
of the remaining two, one is ten years (4%%-5/15/75-850 and the other
(214% 12/15/59-82. There should, thus, be no reason to expect a call
at the beginning end of the proposed issue—should there be any.
•r
years;
'
three years
reserves
Reserve succumbed to national bank
Last week the Federal
date
SENIOR DEBT OFFERINGS IN 22 LARGER ISSUES
MILLION
$430.5
SCHEDULED TfflS WEEK
AND
MILLION
The money market
N. Y.
HIGHLIGHTED BY A. T. & T.'S $250
CITY'S
$107.8 MILLION
percentage point. It had been 5% since June, 1954 (maximum the Fed can im-ipose is 6%) and will now be 4%. This will, of course, permit greater commercial
r i bdhk inVdsfch^hts in-such non-commercial areas as municipals, mortgages, and
V
term loans; Also, it will permit commercial banks to move more freely with the
funds now provided by the lowered reserve requirements to seek higher earning assets.,to pay'fhe.higher interest rates now allowed on domestic deposits,
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SECONDARY
.
this week will again be broached by the Treasury for $100 "
in the bill auction
market. The Treasury
will have raised cash1 in this vein 36 times since February,
through this week. fy '
(/"'v y-' y"
In the capital
market, these larger issues;are expected:
1
-
.
•
,
the Federal Reserve's fondest hopes
Co.; $25 million PACKAGING CORP. OF AMERICA" :
sinking fund debentures via Blyth & Co. with five-year protection against call.
Refiling caused a week's delay in this issue's offering; and $3.5 million DEER."
debentures via
Wm.
R.
Staats
-Also expected during, the week are:
29-Nov.
3
$145,371,000
$452,207,500
y 135,540,000
62,235,000
34,775.000
197,775,000
84,190,000
281,965,000
>38,650,000
.
73,425,000
31,205,000
104,630,000
6,550,000
47,550,000
96,840,000
144,390,000
L1-,
5-Nov.; 10-
*
12-No*.
Nov.
J
,
:
17
Bonds
$125,286,500
$622,086,500
$357,606,000
$543,650,000
$143,766,750
$687,415,500
$310,737,000
$998,153,500
$265,351,650
$562,979,450
$713,229,000
$1,276,208,450
$500,300,0001
Week
Oct.
19,
Corporates
$297,627,800
.'-.Total
Last
Total
Stocks
.
___.
196L_____1___
-
*
million
$1
more.
or
Co.; and 125,000 shares of ALEX. FORST & SONS
Co.
..
COMPETITIVE
TOTAL
common
UNDERWRITTEN BACKLOGS
AND
.
WEEK'S
LARGEST
RIGHTS
OFFERING.
POSTPONED
AMERICAN
ISSUE
WAS
MORTGAGE
COLLINS
RADIO
Corporate
Corporate
*
INVESTORS
bonds
with
(34)
(12)
49,777,045
(17)
(46)
$822,927,045
(51)
$697,979,500 (82)
$186,991,750 ( 69)
422;424,350(236)
$291,221,780 (163)
672*,775,750( 441)
( 34)
33,452,365
$736,502,365
dates_J__y_:
bonds .without
-Total
bowds__z-.____.;._
:
Oct. 19, 1961
$783,150,000
$703,050,009
dates__
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Last Week
This Week
LAST
$983,192,500
$1,250,000 COSNAT CORP. debentures via
Van Alsythe, Noel &
McDonnell &
Financings
$306,836,500
41,000,000
27
Nov.
&
Co.; $3.5 million DURO-TEST CORP. subordinated debentures via Auchixicloss,
Parker & Redpath.
•
: •/-'~
22-Oct.
Oot.
-
Wednesday (Oct. 24): $107.9 million NEW YORK CITY tax-exemut.secondaries;
CORP.
Total of Both.
$21,726,500
y
titive bidding; $11.3 million CHICAGO PARK DISTRICT, ILL., and $4.4 million
HARTFORD COUNTY METROPOLITAN DISTRICT, CC NN.
FINANCIAL
Total
Municipals*
;; $285,110,000
Corporate
Corporate
Oo#.
UNDERWRITTEN VISIBLES
COMPETITIVE AND
28-DAY
DISTRICT, TEXAS.
Tuesday (Oct. 23): $2S0 million AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO.
triple A-rated debentures with five-year protection against call up for compe-
$5 million CALIFORNIA
Should, these funds find their way into the bill market,, it will undo
and best-laid plans.
$4.6 billion.
.
&
PARK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
y
,
to make available $767 million of reserves
:,
No. 3 via John Nuveen
foreign deposits.
thus> depress their yields. Instead it will now be able
with a potential credit expansion of
not have to buy bills and,
v.
•;
-•
on
Christmas Seasonal increase in the demand for credit the Fed will
To meet the
v.
•
ceiling
and the unlimited
-..
Monday (Oct. 22); $12 million NUVEEN TAX-EXEMPT BOND FUND SERIES"
.rta
for lower
pressure
savings deposit reserve requirements by one
by'dropping time and
V
*
million cash in connection with its refunding of short terms
1962
high week's daily average of $1,633 million for Oct. 17
Oct. 17 figure of $1,763 million. Compared to the
The float was still; at a.
;
a
with
million.
-
.,
government-to provide a legitimate lengthy period
before call for the investor and for its own sound maneuverability needs prior to
It has been customary for the
past six weeks in a row the Treasury gold stock has stayed at $16,068
Average daily excess free, reserves declined $122 milion from Oct. 10
For the
without
$469,923,500 (36)
228,056,000 (46)
•
/
•
REPORTEDLY
^
WILL
BE
WITHDRAWN
i
4
,
V
y
Corporate stocks with dates__
Corporate stocks without dates
$464,211,500 (54)
366,861,800(224)
Last week's count of postponed issues came to 55 for
of $147 million.
.to the
an estimated dollar volume
Two larger postponements were COLLINS RADTO CO. offering
.
of
557,515 shares via Kidder, Peabody & Co., and White, Weld &
Co., and 400,000 shares of ROADCRAFT Corp. uia Vickers* MacPherson & War¬
wick, Inc.
•
;
owners
Total
1
stocks______—
Total
Total
municipals
;
$531,073,300(278)
$609,416,100(305)
$963,997,530(004)
$1,442,343445(356)
$1^61,977,030(686)
datesl_
?$1,267,575,665(324)
*$894,740,000 ( 60)
(70)
$903,135,000 (94)
financings
$1,662,321,665(384)
$1,962",469,145(426)
$2,565,112,030(780)
___
corporates
Total;
of
with
both
.
.
$520,117,000
Recorded
last weeky also, were 11 withdrawn., or reportedly to be
withdrawn,
issues. Among the' larger ones were: AMERICAN MORTGAGE INVESTORS in-.
volving $15.5 million common and 50,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferreds of
KAVANAU CORP.—both via Hayden, Stone &
via McDonald & Co., Lie., and Oppenheimer &
Co;> UNITED-OVERTON CORP
Co.; and NORTEX OIL & GAS
CORP; via CARREAU.
Data-in .parentheses, denote
,
the number of capital issues to be publicly offered for additional
nonfinancial and financial corporations including investment cos.* and
private placements and such other nonoublic offerings as exchanges,
•hares reserved for conversion arid for issuance under employees, and stock option plans and "from
time-to-time .sales." Registrations, with-combined debt and equity parts are tabulated separately.
capital
and. refunding by
Excluded y.are
S
•Includes only issues" Of, $1 million or larger. This does not include expected balance of $41 mililon
& P's AA-rated N.Y.C. TRANSIT AUTHv revenue bonds via- Phelps, Fenn &
Co., Lehman Bros.,
White, Weld &
-
$40 MILLION TAX-EXEMPT INVESTMENT FUNDS
SOLD
AND
$13 MILLION LINED UP FOR THIS WEEK LEAVING
.
secondaries.
Co.,
and B.
J.
Ingen & Co.
to be
raised
early
next
year.
.
>
inclpde these larger exempts still without specific target dates: $200 million MEMPHIS
expected late November; $75-80 million PUBLIC BLDG. COMM. CHICAGO, HI. early next
y^ar; $35 million- SOUTH" CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE AUTH. late November; $18 million ALASKA
DEVELOP.
CORP.
GRANT
$27,750,000 IN REGISTRATION
KITTITAS
&
t Includes:
early 1963; $128
COUNTIES
$25. million
Just how well has One of the latest
types of investment companies fared since
million
PUBLIC
LOUISVILLE
&
JACKSONVILLE EXP.
UTILITY
DIST.,
NASHVILLE
AUTH.
WASH,
collateral
Indefinite;
indefinite.
trust
bonds;
and
$94
$40,835,600
million
in
seven
preferreds, five
its
the still
inception a little over a year ago? The presence of another in a serie» of~
municipal tax-exempt closed-end funds in this week's offering calhndhr—men¬
of which amounting to $40 million have offering dates and these figures exclude
indefinite $10 million SOUTHERN UNION GAS CO. conv. pfd.'s tabulated, however
in the
indeterminate backlog table below;-and 59 issues of $300,000 or less of which 51
possess tentative
sales
dates.
tioned above*—attests to the fact that it would not be offered if its
predecessors
had not been successfully marketed, and if there were
any doubt as to how it
wiH do in today's admittedly strong market for Federal income tax-free diviI
Van
Nor does It
TENN.
INDETERMINATE
This Week
dends.
Corporate
Considering today's breadth and depth of open and closed end investment com¬
panies offering an almost endless variety and combination rof investment choices
practically anyone's investment preference, it was with some credulity
to suit
that the market greeted; first, the Ira
Haupt & Co.
& Co, sponsored closed-end
1961—a much
-_.ast
and, then, the John Nuveen
tax-exempt funds, respectively, in April and July,
happier stock market than today's.
April 7, 1961, Ira Haupt offered $10 million Municipal Investment. Fund
Series-A, -On July 24, 1501, John Nuveen put its $10 million Nuveen
Tax-Exempt
on the market.
This was followed on Jan. 29r 1962, with
Series #2 of Nuveen Tax-Exempt Bond Fund in the amount of
Bond Fund Series #1
$15
♦Comprise
offering
as
and
bonds*
reports of financing plans
those in the Total Backlog
COLUMBIA
Excludes
stocks
which
Table
BANCORPORATIOPPS
Last Week
$669,800,000
have
been formally announced
firm intentions.
not
showing
$30
$722,570,000
million
convertible
or
subordinated
approved
debentures
for
and
1,500,006 common registered with the SEC last Feb. 23 for the announced purpose of acquiring First
Western' Bftnk- and Trust Co. stock. Western Bancorporation has ended its agreement to sell
majority holdings in First Western to Columbia Bancorporation in as much as the latter did not
complete the purchase within the agreed' upon time period.
It is reported that this registration will
be
withdrawn.'
Includes
week's
backlog
55
tally
or
of
■
•
postponed issues with an estimated dollar value of $147,028,950 compared to last
55 issues and $13a,560,000 value.
These postponed issues may return to the active
be withdrawn.
million.
Ira Haupt next came out with its Municipal Trust Fund
Pennsylvania Series in
BACKLOG
October
18, 1962
Number
196
Volume
6205
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Prince
Georges
Rights Offering—
<
Country
- •*'
; ;
.
General Corporation and
,
Investment News
•
•
at
•,
$5,000
•
interest
Associates
in
law
Wolf
is
limited
a
N.
cH/tcpi!- jzruitui*uc>
Joseph- Etokhaus
The
ine
J;
the
original
the
net
proceeds
(after
the
i«
and
Mayflower
Wolf,' '*
was* organized, by oosepnwas- organizes oy Joseph
parimeisiiip
partnership
Ther
nerai
general
Wolf, Eckhaus, Spilky and Samuel Goldberger
1 he Wolf Corp. will receive. a-
this
f U
4
n
The
share, for' each- shanre held of record on Feb. *18, 1962
effect to; a proposed; 5-for-1 stoek split).
No. under*
involved.- Any. remaining'shares will then be offered to
nst
'-estate nnd clUb'house)
mfniThboi-'"and" for
offering,
$988,695
.(Sf
nmnnrtf
subject
niftilliftTIXr
VlW
•
-
"swim-
h new
~
V
.
•
^
.
_ft
Raindor Gold Mines.
to;
ftf
*
,
.
and, lor other improvement. Andrew O. Mothershead
,
cashjrom-..
taking
by
1 OQ
and,: tha balance to ' construct
._-i
nthpr~VmnrAvpmp:ni'<rw' An/mw
.
.
Air
this
issue.—VV;130,.
159.
p.
Insurance
advanced
by Wolf Corp;) to the capital of the partnership which,, together
with the net proceeds from this offering, will tie used to pay-the,
cash
payment
for thm properties,
for expenses of the offering1
an
$35,000
of
aggregate
which
(of
$30,000
The. company^ onv Oct.
filed' a" "Reg.
5,: 1962
'
'
.
"
v
t
v
See
National Blank Book Co.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
: -
On
Oct.
'
with
filed
SEC
Aug.
on
which
29,
_
The
of
company,
13
South
of
the SEC
Oct.
on
300,000
i.i— t
common
•
iiv
Organized
urgamzeu
engage
ofc
S-Iso
in
m
•
1961,
urn
the
aevelopment
'•
.
intends- initially "to
ini*
in
of the gross sales price received from
in
spaces
the
franchised
conJderatTon
ings°^l^nsfdata
tor
services^
the
The
ri«v
cemetery.
1TtV n?nnnL tniTir,pmlTv
in
T^rLp
wi i
Will nit tn Terrace
pay to
the sale of all burial-
that
3%
tn
of
^peciticaUons
^the
jJSe
to
to
time
,Qgrease^
In
■
offered
publicly, by the
1658.
:
195,~p.
the
in
bo^h
considerable
return
a
pursuit
in
report
a
disclosed how
Corp.,
the
of
U.
time
its
on
would
investment.
to,use
further
S.
and
line
tufted
of
transpire
the
before
Accordingly,
funds
to
a
made
opportunities
in
Ajax
group
com¬
available
the
by
induction
other-parts of the world.
Oil
from
it
stockholders
Oct.
on
the
18,
company
plans to finance the proposed acquisition of Ethyl
owners, General Motors Corp., and Standard
its joint
of New
Co.
•
to
Jersey.
The
company said that it plans to raise the $200,000,030 pur¬
price by the sale to institutional investors of
$114,000,000 of
5%%
16-year
senior
notes
and
$80,OOG,O0a of
5%%
2J-year
subordinated notes.
It will give GM and Standard Oil a tctal Of
$20,000,000 in 53/4-% five-year subordinated note^, and it will bor¬
'
•
:
mailed
com-
the
tne
Houston,
Texas,
filed"
registra¬
a
SEC-on
SEC-on
row
$16,000,000
of
half
in
the
1963
and
wiM'
d^pnn^rpri
514%
Interest
balance
of
J
•
intends
Prfrtitinn
ppriam
outstanding
stone &
v
tn
in
pany has
in
from
cei'tain
banks,
repaying
1964-.
iniiphtpHnp^
Webster Inc., (parent
the
nruf
nrpfprred"
the
of
.management, omcials
as
^m,Sn/sn1S.£,0^l chalrraan •»<«
of- the-cryptorium
Under
in
12
the
Richmond
plan,
Etayl'
certain
on
will
be
aspects
merged
or
1239.
196,
p.
the
of
name
Albemarle
changed
to
Ethyl
Corp.—
-
American, Cement
earnings of American Cement for the nine months ended
1962, are expected to be* approximately 80 cents per
common share, 35%
higher than the comparable 1961 period, James
Sept.
P.
30,
Giles,
company
President,
mm-
Addressing
of which
3%
Corp.—Earnings- Forecast—
Net
be-
to
Gile3
iand
be
Gardiner
1,24'/.. Gardi
group
a
owns
and
from
thp
underwriter)
vote Nov.
transaction.
liquidated
V.
program
39;830,968 shares of common stock,
the
to
are
wnh
aown
the
and • the
.
hp
drw7
aS
addTcions
?omp™v.'s Sine lSe expansion
balance will be added
to general funds
b
as
Stockholders
also
about
period
Burro, is President-
and
tor the
coMtructipa and "
cemetery.
Of the $3,800,000 estimated
'
1*ya*
'
'
from the stock sale, $3,350,000 will be used to purchase -'.'V0
Tuja?x Industries, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn— ' •
and/or develop and construct cemeteries throughout. the country",
beginning with Seattle (about $300,000 for - each cemetery ), and
On Oct.
12, 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
$450,000 to form the insurance subsidiary.
The company has out* " ment ' originally filed with the SEC" on March" 23 which covered
standing 125,000 shares of common stock, of which Earl R. Soren* v 150,000 class A
shares, of which 100,000 were tok have been offered
son,
President, owns 15,000 shares, and Rowland T. Morrow, Vice- ¬
publicly by the company and 50,000 by stockholders, at $8. per
President,
25,000
shares.
They, are
also
General
Manager
and
share "through .Richard Bruce & Co,, Inc. and Reuben Rose & Co.,
President, respectively, of Terrace Lawn.
"
'
'<
v
Inc., New Yofk.
'.''
"
J
operation
full
a
•
.
Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Co.- -Note Financ-
"Usecl for construction of additional pipe line facilities and expansion
ot oil and 8'as PToduction, max'keting, chemical and other properties.
'
worktaK draw-
Sa
have-been
oornorRVf*"
^ ^tee
.
.
MrXrt. TprvL rZ"
architect
m
further
company
to
underwfitirigLr-V.
that
ing Planned—
Regis¬
pljed. by amendment. Of " (he net proceeds fionf the bond1 sale,
$6;000,000 Will be used to pay outstanding short-term notes incurred
.
Lawn
'
of
.
„
I""1 fjflfa^1<lW ^rtHpM mt!nal' ta
rroviH^
cemeteiy plOVldes that tv!le company
the rlm imf
.y
manufacturer
.
,
Seattle^area, su^equ^ntly
ohiiin Q«>frr,r!«rff0
estRblisli rhcI operate 8,- .life1 cind. disftbili-y ^ri^urflnf-P
insur&iicc
Seattle
'
-
S37.-
ytear.
Safety Electric has in the past supplied high
frequency niotor
generator sets for sale through Ajax and it is
expected that • this
will continue.—V. 196,
p
1143;
-
v
1143.
p.
SEC
—
•
Magnethermic. expects
sale
business
Oct,
Oct,' 12' covering $50,000;000 of,
12'
o
to be offered for pubh
Sti IP
sale t.hrfTnP'Vv liTinpfWTif"PVQ hparfpH hv .Q+Ifirr» Jit' Wohtstevr Securities
through underwriters, headed by Storre &■ Webster
Corp-., 90 Broad St., New York, and two other firms. The interest
rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are to be sup-
Montana-and other States. .The company plans to em,
type of above-ground burial crypt known as the Terrace-..,
Memorial
Cryptorium System, operating under a franchise
;
Lawn
--
196,
.
1440.
p.
recognized
could secure
Ajax
the
first mortgage pipe line bonds due 1'982,
new
a
shares
common
tion
^.
company
coinpauy.
issue.—V.
largest
cf
fiscal
manufactures such prodporch enclosures, bath antr
patio and
enclosures, wood kitchen-cabinets, and
196,
volume
previous
opportunity to sell its interest for cash
posed primarily of Safety Electric management. "
the' company withdrew*" its- registration state*
with the SEC on March 27 which covered
statement witn
tioir -statement with
-'
the
in
filed
•
The company,- Tennessee- Bldg.,
;
,
-
share selling commission
per
November,
iNuvemoer,
intends !t»o
company
ploy
2Gb
a
cemetery
in
i
j
„
-
receive
will
this
Co.,
sales
the
in
took the
;i": Tennessee Gas Transmission. Co.—Bonds Registered
stock, to be offered for publfc sale at $1 per
share.
The offering will be made on a best-efforts basis by Security Brokerage Co., 1101 North 27th St., Airport Road, Billings;
which
Gas
record
a
chase
covering 4,750,000
11
1962
originally
'pany : without
Montana,.'filed'
Lodge,
Red
Eroadway,
registration statement with
shares
lit,
Oct.
On
merit
National Memorial Estates—Common Registered—
a
Northern
tration W—
-
covered 160,000
common shares to
have been offered publicly through Ely tti &. Co.j,
Inc., New York City.—V. 196, p; 1551.
the
Nevada
furniture,
was
Ajax
'
-;
from
the
The
operating results of Safety Electric since 1961 have been
satisfactory, however,-because of the deb& posiaon of Safety Electric,
-
v
•
is
heating and melting equipment, has- announced that
sold its-50%
interest in the Safety Electric Corp., of
Haven,. Conn.; for $975,000.: The interest in
Safety Electric
purchased in May 1961, for $375,000.
been pur
had
:
•
derive
At: Logan, president of this Youngstown, Ohio, manufacturer
*
*■
the general life insurance
State Life Insurance Co. of Colorado
;
1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
17,
originally
year
company
New
Offering—
' ")
...-
fiscal
Induction,
induction,
the
"
by. MHM for working capital).
completed
Ajax Magnethermic Corp.—Sells Affiliateofof'
..
covering 73,000
common
shares to be offered at $4, without
underwriting.
Proceeds-ait to be used for
^surplus, officers salaries, operating
and for commission bn ■ sales- of the interests
($73,000):.."' expenses, and .other corporate purposes.
properties will be leased to MHM Corp;, a newly organized New
r. ^un.y, ot-l'3JFE. Colfax, Denver, is in
Jersey company
y, -all
of whose' presently-outstanding shares
are ""..--.business......
Thp
'
'
•••
owned by The Wolf Com
Wolf Corp. The Wolf Corn
Wolf Corp. will nav $50,000 rout of'
will pay $50,000*out of
the- proceeds of this offer to purchase additional shares of MHMSouthwest Gas Corp.—Rights-
used
recently
nation's
-windows'and alsq
aluminum
carpets.—V.
A"
(yim.OoC')
be
the
^
Co.-—"Reg. A" Fil'g
was
The
(to
for
with" $29,901,032
Products
aluminum
as
shower
ii
tributed
compared
residential
«
Ltd.—Offering: Suspended-
fl'
as
Control
ducts
is
•
.
v.
record, earnings
598,353"
members-or persons, approved .for.
membership.,: No membeii
w nl
be en .iUed to buy ^more* than one share at
$1,000; and a:ter
July 1963, ownership of one share of- stock will- be a prerequisite of
being admitted as a Club member (although stock
ownership wiir
not automatically entitle the stockholder to
membership).-• The* net
prcceedsvfrom tne stock .-sale will be used to" pay -$230,000- of bond
indebtedness
to
nresent
ttorkholdpra
Mnptivrori' tn, mirrhoc# "wai'
purpose
Hotel
share
per
as
compared to 46 cents in the previous- year, Presi¬
Henry A.
Keller
and
Executive Vice-President
Monroe
L.
Cooperman reported.
The
executives
said
that
22
cent3
ox
the
$1,70. is attributable to tax losses incurred
by a subsidiary prior to
its acquisition.
'
Club
organized under New York
of acquiring
from The
Motel" located in
parnership
income
ta $1.70
came
giving
writing
.
J-icuii'
from
Net
Proposed
—
of one
ra^
'
.
limited -partners.
r.
Inc.
,
.
total purchase price of $3,490.000' payable $1,362,006" in.
,
■
they
partners, and Messrs.
as-
'
,
Leon- optiKjr, auwug 4x.-> trustees for
Spilky, acting as orucnwj
are
officers and stockholders-), as
* and
• uiiu
which
(of
partnership
for
1962'
the* Mayflower
At-lantic City,
Corp.
the
•
presently involved; and
will be paid a. $250* per1*
underwriting; is
commission. *
September
Corp.-
i
' r
• -
,
;
i
by.
;
;
,
employed
selling
Club,
Landover, • Prince Georges-County, Md.V filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct., 15 covering 500 Shares
of common stock;
It is proposed fo otfer such stock lor subscrip¬
tion at $1,000 per- share by its 100 common stockholders at: the
company,-
•
1
interest.. No
per.
dealers
any
,
-
3
dent
■The
Continued from page
(1655)
yeai*
cents
Society of Security
for the current nine
ago.
the
Cement's
$3,251,000,
net
stated.
Angeles
billings
above
American
59
Los
10%
a
were
net- proceeds
the
estimated
per
earnings
equal
of
For
$4,387,000
reported
"1 .*
for
all
80
or
of
Mr.
■
would
coiTesponding
•
,
1961,
cents
Analysts,
months
the
for the ffirst* nine
preferred dividend
after
share.
common
earnings
$54,958,000
months
of
1961
requirements
the company
to
reported
share.
per
.
Giles
Mr.
is
increase
that
,
billings
The
Nevada Northern Gas
Co.—Proposed Rights Off'g—
The
company of 2011 Las Vegas
statement
with the SEC' "on Oct.
at
It
stock.
common
$10.50
is -proposed
Blvd., South,
15
On
209,000 shares of
stock for subscription
17,
the
1962
share
first
by
amendment.
Union
Dillonj
Securities
receive
offered
30
a
plus
cent
The
additional
.
50
share
them
The
from
is
company
pletion
will
El
the
in
operate
share
per
of
process
pipeline
a
in
(or
Co.
the
and
upon
Holding-
Company
morteaap
from^ltip^tnek'1 sa?p11')riemhpr1 wPh^nrn
"sal
000.000 !t first mo'rtgag! bonds lo lnsurame com^anto and i°25 0oi
Act-authorizing ^its
hnnds
has
Commission
-
-
T>
(sprigs
at
issued,- an- order
for
an
of
sale
comoetitive
■
(Release
orte?
G.
is
Laub
President
of
both
companies.
Nortex Oil & Gas Carp;—SEC Reg.
On
Oct.
ment
16,
originally
So.UOG.bOu
which
New
1962
of
the
filed
6%
with
been
City.—V.
York
the
convertible
have
195,
to
were
withdrew
company
SEC
-and
the
ln-
due
(Harry H.)
The
Oct.
on
12,
Proceeds
are
Olson
7209
of
financing
of
to
be
used
real
estate
filed
working
Ave.,
N.
''Reg.
a
to
underwriting
for
Woodlawn
1952
debentures
be
> "
A"
offered
involved.
is
is
Seattle,
transactions.
*
.California-based
in
of
corporation on
Oct.
10,
1962
filed
100,000 common shares to be offered at $2.50,
Proceeds
Omega,
in
i
will
of
natural
'
W.,
not
;•
shares
Photonetics
devices,
P- 215-
--
is engaged*
'
'
•
■■
,
'
•
*
'
"x
,
1
,„-
\
-
'<y
9, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,000
offered
at $3,
without underwriting.
used
for
plant
and
construction
woi'king
capital.
and
specializing
hardware.
in. the
>
for
ended
profit
Federal
Sept.
Much Higher
of $3,118,000
income
taxes
of
32.53
or
$2,869,000
30,
quarter
as
1961:
gains
result
a
25-cent
a
of
capital
this*
of
cash
...
*
in
dividend
the
first' nine
year's"
plus
months
of
1962.
favoi*abie
5%
a-
earnings -have
stock dividend to
30; 1962.
The
new-
dividend.—V.
195,
Phoenix
for
designer
the
and
manufacturer
of
silicon
diodes
and
computer
industry has purchased* the assets of
Corp., Santa* Ana., Calif., from the Holly Corp.,
Rectifier
Micro
a
subsidiary
of aluminum
rate
-
of
A.
cui*tain
J.
wall
Industries,
and
and
window
a
leading
frames.
in
of.
the
Weefs-
facilities
of
of
share
equipment,
Los
''Air Control Products;
Valley, N. Y., is engaged in i*esearch and
of
electro-luminescent-photoconductive,«
components, and plasma physics:—V. 196,.
Tripled
JUly
,
*31
earnings
were
Miami,, Fla,
-
of
-$2,250,173s
officially-
reported
by
the;
Air-
This compares witdr $604,402 in
™E COMMERCIAL ANT) FINANCIAL. CHRONICLE
fiscal" year
Control
-
BUSINESS—Headquartered
at 99
John
Street, New York and
in
1917, American
was
the
first professional
casualty
reinsurance company in the United States founded with
domestic
capital.
It provides reinsurance protection in all lines
except life
and title insurance.
organized
,
Earlier
of
this
the
year
Inter-Ocean
American, acquired
Reinsurance
CAPITALIZATION
Angeles-
Co.
GIVING
Capital
the previous
year.'
stock
(par
located
in
EFFECT TO
-
"
$5)—
for
stock
all
the
stock
Iowa.
PRESENT
Authorized1
1,653,107"sirs.
FINANCING
Outstanding
1,582,762 shs.
UNDERV/RITERS—The underwriters named helow,
acting through
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. as their
representative, have
ended: last
Products,
$40
.
Record Sales, Net—
for
at
each
PROCEEDS—Pi'oceeds of the sale will be used to provide addi¬
tional capital and surplus, which will enable
the company to assume
greater volume of business.
'
fields
for
a>
■
of
to
per share at the
eight held of record
Rights will expire Oct. 31, 19S2;
new
the murine products;
making
Rights Offering
—
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., New York
City, is the principal underwriter.
were
long recognized as
fabricators,' will be utilized
Druvhit is. one of 12 divisions and subsidiaries
headquartered A". J: Industries.—V. 196, p. 742.
Go^
additional shares
one
manu¬
Terms
Druwhit,
leading- aluminum
Re-Insurance
Oct. 16, 1962.
Featuring adtance design to improve the performance of inboard
and outhoard powered hoats,- Guy Marine* products are custom made.
C! J". Ver Halen, Jr.,; president/of A. J. Industries,' said acquisition
of the year-old Guy Marine' Co., was in line with A. J. policy of
providing -financial support as
well ' as
expanded
manufacturing
and marketing facilities
for outstanding products whose potential
hao been restricted'by'limited resources.
<>'■.- " <
Merger ^ of the company into Druwhit,
Ver Halen added, will
permit production of cavitation plates and other power boat hardware designed by Guy Marine onagreaMy expaxided' scale;
metaLworking.
i75 g62»
^
design^and manufacture
/
Walker
the
vacuum
estimated
an
provision
Stockholders—The company is offering to the holders
outstanding capital stock the right to subscribe
announced.
.one
Oct.
be
be
advertising
of
in
high
on
to
promotion,
development
•
<
•'
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
to
are
.
Canada,
firm
marine
Angeles,
Modern
corporation
Proceeds
"Reg. A"
covering
without undei-wricing.
Calgary, Alberta,
East.
of its
'
a
stockholders.
•
"
.
common
sales
Ave.
operations.
Photonetics
The
selling
to
go
505-8th
gas
custom
facturer
the
Omega* Natural Gas Co;, Ltd.—''Reg. A" Filing—
The
reports
no
American
Los
-
more
the
step- in- an Integrated-plan-to add allied products to Amer¬
Devices' line, purchase of Standard Rectifier will
oring
shipping' rate to $3,500,000 annualfy within the next 12
months; J .C. Worth, Jr., president of the firm said..—V. 194, p; 525.
Guy'Marine has been merged into- Druwhit Metal -Products Co. of
in
resulted
have
of
First
-:
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
T Expanding:its. ^activities-in- the. aluminum products field, a. J.
T"",,s^ ho.
Industries,-has fwineunced aequisitionr'of Gay Marine m
Co., flmh.hcm
Southern
-
engaged
parts
■
'
capital.
E.,
;
'
par,
and
AMD's
covering
at
said,
reductions -w-hich>
Midwest
Azusa, Calif.
News of Business and Finance
t.
'
Olson,. Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing)—
corporation
the
earnings for the third quarter of 1962 were $1,937,000
shax*e, compared with $921,000 or 75 cents per share
were
Standard
A. J.
$3(10,000 of 6%
subordinated
denominations) of $1,000.
No
over;
\
months
similar
circuits
1977
St Co.,
,
gain
he
American; Micro Devices,. Hie.—Acquisition—
This
-
state-,
Carreau
30
share,
estimated
1659.
p.
which, covered
27,
debentures
through
15%
yeaJ*,
stockholders of record Oct. 29- to be paid on Nov;
stock will not
carry
the above declared cash
,
.,
per
the
ican
registration
April'
on
publicly
2148.
p.
Withdrawn—
its
suboi'dinated
offered
.;
$1.59
declared
.
H.
nine
Directors,
of-~
giving
cost
the
a
Sept.
per
He
quarter.
this
Export Line^ Inc.—Earns.
after
Estimated
or
for
his th!
bitfdinE;
35-147-19)
show
1961
cents
1961
earnings included at nGn>recurj'ing income of $203,000
representing the proceeds from the sale of obsolete equipment.
under
$14,000,000
the
40
1961.
would
and
ended
or
of
-The
tere3ted persons unt11 °ct- 29- 1962 t0 ,'equest a hearine theleon-V. 196t p. 1449.
preferred shares to Southwest, estimated' at an aggregate of $12,-500,000, will be used to construct the" pipeline system. Any balancef
will be used for working capital. In addition to. the
preferred stocky
the company has outstanding
1,000 commun shares, all' owned, by
Southwest.
the
There
IKfhe S^C
.^mptni,
^
useis
volume
months
quarter
performance
weakness in
423.
company
share,
com-
be purchased
and re-
industrial
sales
p.
per
-
transportation and,
f £aSi-
to
of-each
respect
constructing
system
r«^lnand sold
^VaCi^'
Natuial Gas
Paso
cents
quarter
in
three
million,
1962.
This compares wi.h a
profit of $295,000 or 24 cents per share after an estimated Federal
income tax credit of- $88,000 for the
corresponding' period of 1961.
petitive bidding Nov.- 8, The- net proceeds from the bond sale,
of unsubscribed stock and each share of stock
acquired by ..;u setber with o»her funds,^ will*, be used, to redeem 011 Dec. 1, '1962;
through the exercise of rights pui*chased by them
1 '
(a'-t 106.33% plus accrued intei'est), $14,000,000 of outstanding 5/a %
an
196,
xor
-Bonds Registered-
underwriters,
headed
by
Eastman
r .
~ Xlie.
company ^ of Greensburg, Pao filed- a regastr-ation statement
Co., 3115 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles,with- the. -SEC on Oct. 10 "covering. $14^000,000'of first mortgage
share commission in respect of all- shares-- bonds, (-series T).,due-1992, to-be. offered fox-public sale at com-
the
price
American
&
per
offset
The
■
supplied
the
third
"
«
■
for
highef
than
,
each
for
the
over
improvement
—V.
its
withdrew
company
by holders" of certain outstanding securities
Corp., its parent, at the rate of two*ninths of a.:-195, p. 1549";
for* each outstanding common share
of Southwest-and for'' i ;
'
common
share into which outstanding preferred
stock - and \ Whcf Pfnif Pnwfr f#i
mortgage bonds are convertible. The record date is to be
••-.
*
*
of Southwest -Gas
will
Oct.
registration state¬
ment
originally filed- with the SEC on Mar, 26,
which covered
450)000 common-shares-to-have -been* offered -publicly through-'Mc*
Doniiel & Co!, Inc., and Oppenheimer & Co., New York City;—V.
share
per
from
United-Overton Corp.'—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
;
.
registration
a
covering
offer such
to
filed;
income
net
14%
of
$2Q,049,000^reported in the similar*
■.
.
■
said
expectedt to be approximately $2
an
of
•
severally agreed to purchase, and; the company has agreed to sell
to-* them severally-,
at- the subscription price and. In the respective
percentages indicated below, all the-new stock which, is not subscribed
lor
through the exercise of
warrants.
Such purohases
and sales ore
(Reg. U. S. Patent; Officef William Efc Dana- Company,. Publishers) 23 Park
Plaee; New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President*
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a- weeir [every
Thursday ( general- newr and' advertising issue) with a statistical issue on MondayJ. Other offices: 135 S
ta Salle
19651: by, William B.Dana Company. Re-entered as second chase matter February-25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under, the Act
of March 3, 1879.
Subscription in United States, U» S. Possession*, and .Members of. the Patr Americfta
Untom) $68.00 pw year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
Other countries,, $72.0Q per year.
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rate of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds. " /
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer;
X
g0
'
I1Iinois .(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright
i ;i
subject
In the underwriting
the terms and conditions set forth
to
agreement.
Dominick
Estabrook
Co.
&
l«Jr>,
—_——
9.0
——
to
Oct.
an
City, offered publicly,
$7.50
this firm's common stock at
60,000 shares of
share.
Net proceeds,
by the company
struct a plant in
working capital.
per
BUSINESS—The
Offered
1962 prospectus, Reuben
Inc., New York
Co.,
«
r
..
■.
*
...
estimated at $375,000, will be used
for the repayment of debt, to con¬
The Netherlands, and for additional
.•
incorporated
was
company
[
.
„
.
1929 .under, the
in
located
at .Wyomissing and WOnier Sts., Mohnton, Pennsylvania. The com¬
pany is engaged in the design, manufacture,
fabrication and mar¬
keting of a line of specialized equipment utilized in the sewing
industry, consisting of motors, tables, cost-saving devices and mate¬
rial handling equipment.
The company markets most of its products
laws
trademark "amco."
registered
the
under
Its executive offices are
State of Pennsylvania.
the
of
stock
10c)_.
(par
250,000 shs.
following number ,of shares:
,
,
195, p. 2485.
,
Shares
Dillon,
Agreement—
a
Sensors
shipping at
a
V
Data
the rapid weight and size reduction and reliability
in
achieved
have
Sensors
sound
appreciation
they
their
designs,
shown
have
their
of
"because
and
customers'
Offered—A
Associates Investment Co.—Debentures
public offering of $50,000,000 Associates Investment
41/2% debentures due Oet. 1, 1983, was made Oct. 18
by a group managed by Lehman Brothers and Salo¬
mon Brothers & Hutzler, New York City.
The deben¬
tures, priced at 100.68%, plus accrued interest, to
yield 4.45%, were oversubscribed.
The debentures
redeemable
not
are
before
1970, except under certain conditions.
the
date
them
either
from
103V2%
company
in
whole
to
may,
in
or
Oct.
On and after
at its option, redeem
part at prices ranging
is en¬
gaged primarily in time sales financing of consumer and industrial
products, in wholesale financing,. in direct and personal loans and
in industrial and commercial financing and in provding insurance
incident thereto.
It is the fourth largest sales finance company in
Investment,
of
South
Bend,
Ind.,
United States.
proceeds from the sale of the debentures will
to the reduction of short-term notes due wtihin
initially applied
one
year.
1
ASSETS
and
AND
REVENUES—Consolidated
subsidiaries
244,000 compared
in
of
as
Total income in
income
the
June
30,
1962
the six months
assets
periods
was
the
company
30 amounted
with $73:915,000 in the 1961
respective
of
$1,323,465,286.
totaled
ended dime
half
year,
$8,164,000
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
and'
EFFECT TO PRESENT
Authorized
t0'$77,-
while net
$7,904,000,
notes
debs,
due
FINANCING
1,
373.481,0C0
1983—
50,000,000
notes:
due
in
1968-
1980-
Atlantic
disclosed,
debt,
subordinated
other indebtedness:
4%-5.9%
notes
to
due
notes
13,500,000
25,000,000
(issued
1954
1955
stock
in
series
($10
par)
-
the underwriters
named
and
one
700
Stroud
100
Swiss
Lazard'Freres & Co._-—__*
700
Tucker,
500
•
Corp.!
-Higginson
&
p.
196,
Smith
R.
•
&
Anthony
L.
100
500
Corp.——
American
'/'•'''
*
:
Day—:
:
250
100
Joseph Walker & Sons—_l
700
White, Weld & Co.—'—
^ 250
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc;
150
Wood, Struthers & Co
700
250
McLeod, Young, Weir, Inc.
M'errill Lynch, Pierce,
700
—
200
800
Lee
&
Barney & Co. Inc.
& Co., Inc.__
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.
Laird, Bissell & Meeds—
700
1445.
Inc.—
le-Israel B. M.
Leumi
—
Rights Offering to
le-Israel B. M.
(National
Securities Act
the
under
offering
of
19,33.
is
in 1902 and the largest com¬
institution in Israel,
shareholders of the Bank, including
those in the United States. Net proceeds of the sale of the chares
will be added to funds of the Bank available for its general banking
is
bank
making
Bank,
and
organized
non-governmental 'financial
offering
the
all
to
business.
The
Bank
year* 1933
has
paid cash dividends
its shares in respect of the
on
for every year thereafter.
and
Lank-carries
on
general commercial banking business in all
a
itscyanops aspects, both domestic and international. Its head office
ill Tel-Aviv
is
also
has
In
banker
and
in
it
and
that
1948,
financial
until
in
New
became
Leumi
of
agent
offices
branch
branches
or
Bank
capacity
136
has
subsidiaries
Zurich.
the
Israel.
in
York
the
City,
Bank
Government
of
The
Israel.
of
Bank
London
Issue
and
It
and
sole
served
establishment of the Bank of Israel
towaifa the end of
1954. In 1961, the Bank .-ranked
139th among
the 500 largest banks in the free world,
u:
' .
Deposits of the Bank, not including its subsidiaries, were IL. 885,-
not
the
.
.
098,290
June
at
1962.
30,
Capital and surplus at the
The exchange rate between
aggregated IL. 19,225,679.
pound and the United States dollar is IL. 3 to $1,—V.
Basilan-Blessingr Co."—Acquisition—
The
soft
Co., New York City,
Oct. 17, 1962, Morgan Stanley &
announced that
an
underwriting group which it man¬
aged, offered for public sale an issue of $25,000,000
Commonwealth of Australia 5^% bonds, due Oct. 1,
1982, priced at 99% and accrued interest to yield
approximately 5.58% to maturity. The offering was
Inc.,
ice
date
same
the
Israel
191, p. 2742,
is
the; world's
ment.
In
Niles,
*
largest
the
company
manufacturer of
for
"This
Morris
Freeze
acquisition of the year for Bastian-Bles.sing,
manufacturer of ,fountain-food service: equip-
February,
restaurant
latest
.President
;
second
Mich.,
machines
City,
shake; machines.
and
the
v
the
acquisition of- Port
manufacturer of Electro
announced.,
York
New
cream
This
,
lias
company
Machine,
purchased ^.Meterflo Dispensers,
milk, and beverage-dispensing
1
acquisition,"
Chief
and
bulk
use.
said A:
L;
Augur,
Bastian-Blessing
Officer, ."enables us to furnish an
Executive
established
of
line of the best equipment available for fast service
milk shakes and soft ice cream by food service operators:
malts,
"The
is
move
of
line
(Commonwealth of) Australia—Bonds Offered—On
in
into
with
the
continued
expansion
of
our
service
equipment to jneet every food service
this acquisition enables us to broaden
specialty equipment field."
addition,
In
distribution
our
keeping
fountain-food
development.
the
According to Mr. Augur, the acquisition is expected to add more
$1,000,000 annually to Bastian-Blessing's sales volume and
result in increased company earnings.
For the nine-month period
...
than
ended
from
Aug.
Bastian-Blessing
31,
$14,118,290
to
$1,150,403
p.
for
the
reported
period
same
a
sales
year
of
ago.
$17,972,578, up
Earnings rose
1450.
share,
$1.57" per
or
from
$853,411
or
$1.16.—V., 196,
oversubscribed.
REDEMPTION
Oct.
1.
FEATURES—The
bonds
are
not
redeemable
except
through operation of the sinking fund
which provides for semi-annual payments of $694,000 before April
1,
1965 and before each April 1 and
Oct. 1 thereafter to and
Including April 1, 1982, together with a payment of $710,000 on
Oct. 1,
1982.
These payments are calculated to retire all of the
The
issue.
sinking fund redemption price is 100%.
redemption prices for the.bonds on and after Oct. 1,
from 102 Va % to the principal amount.
Principal and
interest-on the bonds will be payable in U. S. currency.
..Regular
1972
range
monwealth
from
net
the
dollar
sale
proceeds
to be
received by the Com¬
the
bonds will be added to the Com¬
monwealth's international reserves. The Australian currency equiva¬
of
these
proceeds
financed
under
Australian
Loan
of
will
the
finance
Council
the States.
for
the
Governments
of
the
Com¬
Funds
financing
may be undertaken at any time by the Com¬
any purpose.
The nature, amounts and timing of
have not been determined and will be dependent on
and market
in
an
&
Arnhold
&
Co.,
Inc—
250
S.
*
Alex. Brown & Sons—
Burnham
&
Co
200
i
•
150
Burns Bros. & Denton,
250
Dodge & Co. Inc.
250
& 1 Co.
_i——_'"ioo
500
& Go._**^
Clark,
150
Courts
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
Dominick & Dominick—*_
Bache
shs!
3,603,380 shs.
Whipple & Co—
Weeks - & Co
Bear, Stearns & Co.——
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Inc.
100
200
250
150
Blair & Co. Inc
100
Co.
Bacon,
Baker,
Blyth & Co.,
(000's Omitted)
Inc.
50,000 6hs.
&
Amount
250
Ashplant
of Investment Analysts and the
J. Reich, President, announced
line of spray enamels for the home
handyman and others seeking a simple means of paint application.
Inc.—
—
the Rochester
Va
of
Club
of
development
Society
Rochester,
a
Sidney
complete
In line with BernzOqriatic's, recent development of portable torches,
heaters
and
its
new,
self-operating,
lightweight
self-contained
the paint
refrigerators,
four
to
sprays
development,,
of
years
employ
pure
propane
revolutionary in concept: After
Roohester company is the first
the propellant in an aerosol con¬
are
the
gas
as
tainer.
Binney & Smith Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
New York, and
Higgins Ink Co., Inc., Brooklyn, have
in progress for the acquisition of
the common stock of Higgins Ink Co.,,Inc. by Binney .& Smith.
Approval has been given by the boards of directors of both com¬
panies.
If the acquisition is consummated it will probably take
John
Hamilton, President of Binney. & Smith,
M.
Higgins,
Tracy
disclosed
that
effect Jan.
Binney
Crayons
President of
negotiations
are
1963.
Smith Inc. is well known for its line of Crayola
other educational art materials.
Higgins Ink is best
its
American
India Inks,
colored draw-ing inks and
2,
&
and
for
related
items.—V.
Black
196,
p.
636.
Hills Power
&
Light Co.
—
To Issue Notes
Privately—
The company of Rapid City, S. D., has received permission from
Federal Power
Commission to issue up to $1,200,000 in un¬
the
Morgan Stanley & Co._—$1,800
C.
Allyn & Co.—
200
Ames
addition to the company's product line was intro¬
the corporation. Speaking before a joint luncheon
new
10 by
of
Harvard
underwriting
A.
E.
major
duced Oct.
known
conditions.
UNDERWRITERS—Under the terms and subject to the conditions
contained
A
meeting
applied towards capital expenditures
1962/63 borrowing program approved by
such
for
,.
be
are required by the Governments
public works projects as housing, the extension of
electric power
transmission facilities, the modernization of rail¬
road equipment
and the construction of additional water supply,
irrigation and sewerage facilities.
to
BernzOmatic Corp.—New Paint Line—
prior
1972
40,000 shs.
below, and each of the underwriters
.
250
Co
&
►
100
Shields- & Co. -Inc.__*_—**
S,
.
Smith,
said-
spokesman
125,000 shs.
5,000,000
Co.
700
'
100,000 shs.
275,000 shs.
None
Hutzler
,
_**-,***_—_.—
Brothers
J_—
Salomon
250
•
&
Peabody
Inc.
.v*—
F.' Rothschild
L.
200
Co.
&
Co.
$200
$200
-
Co.—-
&
150
The- Robinson-Humphrey
250
Inc.
Co;
Hutton
■
.
that his company's decision to
dispose of the properties was made because "our participation
in the Buffalo
market has been comparatively limited and does
not lend itself to efficient coordination with Tidewater's present
program in the East."
■ ;
; ■ ■•
- •
Atlantic will take possession on or about Oct. 15, and will begin
immediately to market Atlantic gasolines and motor oil,
other
petroleum products, and a full line of automotive accessories, -with
the
farmer Tidewater dealers
continuing to operate the stations,
Mr.
Hersberger added.—V. 195, p. 2488.
Tidewater
F.' B.
-
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set forth
the underwriting agreement, the
company has agreed to-sell to
each of
t.
sum
a
Co._
&
&
E.
Kidder,
others, Mr.
Buffalo city limits, three
each in Tonawanda, West
the
Kenmore,
N. Y.
Bleichroeder, Inc.
series, 4.5%
series, 4.20%
Unclassified
within
are
Hentz
W;
there."
public
ing
A.
30,000,000
Cumulative pfd. stock ($100 par):
in
in
Blasdell,
and
of the stations outright, for
assignment of leases on four
13
over
Nine
(000's Omitted)
II
1982
H.
Hix-sch
'
Amount
1984
due
Corp.—Tenders for Debs.
principal amount of bonds:
Aug. 1, 1962)
Capital stock:
Common
took
150
Riter
250
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
mercial
agreement dated Oct. 16, 1962, the
underwriters named below have severally agreed to purchase, and
the Commonwealth has
agreed to sell to them severally, in the
respective amounts set forth below, an aggregate of $25,000,000
proximating $2,000,000 annu¬
ally in 1963-1966, and $400,000 annually in 1967-1973
notes due
600
•
v.
Richardson &. Sons,
James
•
150
100.
Gardner
&■
250
500
Co.
250
BUSINESS—The
.
,
Pressprich &
■
t
_*—
700
,
properties by Atlantic,
which has marketed gasoline and other petroleum products in, the
Buffalo district since 1930, "fits in with our marketing plans for
that area, and will enable us to-enlarge our services to the motor¬
61,266,000
all
Reinholdt
Stuart
:
Co.,. Inc*
Pitfield &
Hersberger said the acquisition of the
Mr.
Further
1967-1974,
subject to sinking funds of
$1,000,000
In
1962,
and
ap¬
Sept.,
purchased
and
Hersberger said,
in Amherst, two
such financing
financial needs
30,000,000
700
&
& Co: Inc.
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Hklsey,
announced.
monwealth
—
W.
from Tidewater Oil Co., Arthur B. Hersberger,
general manager
of marketing of Atlantic
and
Vice-President
the
term
notes
notes due
March,
has
area
monwealth and
proximating $5,900,000 annu¬
ally in 1963-1967, and $1,700,000 annually in 1968-1976
5'A%
N, Y„
R.
A
acquired 17 service station properties in the
'
'
company
Co.'
Hallgarten
Co1.1'— Acqtilres Buff^lq.sl^vjtee
Atlantic Refitting
Stations—
Buffalo,
•
iXQQ^v.Without inter,e?.t^V. 193,; p.,;2003>
prices not, to exceed
being
1977, subject to sinking funds
$5,299,000 in 1962, and ap¬
5%%
sufficient
amount
1,000
1
Bank, 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza, N.
Oct. 31, 1962, receive tenders for the
on
C.
being underwritten in part by a
United States group managed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Inc., New York City; in part by, a European group
consisting of the London firms of S. G. Warburg &
Co., Ltd., Kleinwort, Benson Ltd. and N. ■ M. Roths¬
child & Sons; and in part by Otzar Hityashvuth Hayehudim B.M., the Bank's parent in Israel.
Y.,
sale
d^epturejs,wften.fet&inRedij^ prided) to an
-.tch exbapst; jthe; sums *offi$21,591 and ,$37,232 at
(EST)
gold
8%
it, of
to
lent
1962-1980
due Oct.
unsecured
3%%-5%%
Capital
"
■
Manhattan
noon
W.
The
1,000
1,000
—
Dean Witter & Co
Wood, Struthers & Co.—_
150
230
1,000
1445.
Chase
until
Outstanding
Senior unsecured term debt:
5%%
Inc
Asuncion Port Concession
$480,151,400
payable, short-term
Long-term debt:
3 % -5Vz %
Wertheim & Co
White, Weld & Co.
600
230
Co
Co;
PROCEEDS—The
Notes
4V2%
&
Hutton
The
respectively.
Subord.
Co.*
Co.
_1__.
150
700
tered
230
150
600
R. L. Day_—•.—*
-*Watling, Lerchen & Co.__
Weeden & Co., Inc.—
150
400
'"150
&
Fay,
196, p.
to
PROCEEDS—Net
be
Inc.
Inc.—
Miller
Stone &
&
Illinois
will
1,
100%, plus accrued interest.
BUSINESS—Associates
the
Corp, —
——
1,000
Stroud & Co., Inc
—
400
Swiss American Corp.—_*
230
Tucker, Anthony &
600
& Co—
Ripley
&
Co.,
1,000
E.
The
A
problems."
that
230
150
Seneca
most promising field. We are interested in this com¬
because of
the
1961 and currently is
in
of $1,000,000 annually.
excess
said he felt the investment in Data Sensors represented
"step into a
which
of
founded
was
considerably in
pany
&
;
Curtis
100
Sons
Stieglitz*
150
150
Jackson &
Paine,. Webber,
St
&.
:
-
*150
;
Co.,
Corp.
is offering its share¬
holders rights to subscribe for
1,400,000 additional
voting ordinary shares and ,3,920,000 additional non¬
voting "A" ordinary shares at 80 cents per share in the
ratio of four ordinary shares for each five ordinary
shares and four "A" ordinary shares for each five "A"
ordinary shares held of record Oct. 18, 1962. Rights
will expire Nov. 8, 1962. The offering has been regis¬
F. 'Rothschild & Co.—
600
Shields & Co.*—*
—
400
M. Simon & Co.—-c-i
230
Singer, Deane & Scribner
150
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc. 1,000
Spencer Trask & Co
400
Stein Bros. & Boyce—
230
Stone & Webster Securities
Co.,
&
Inc
&
Bank of Israel Ltd.), Tel-Aviv,
230
I.
Inc.
150
Goodbody & Co.—-,—
400
Granbery, Marache & Co.;- '..
—V.
the announcement, Mr. Hunter said, "the first step
in out expansion program will be to increase the production of our
bonded
strain
gauge
pressure
and accelerometer transducers to
meet the needs of our many customers. We are now meeting speci¬
fications
covering
requirements 1 which
the
missile industry has
waited for five years or more to have filled."
Cook
Fleming
Reid
:
York Hanseatic
Halle
Bank
L.
400
Thomson
Inc.
Stockholders—Bank Leumi
230
_*,,
Rodman & Renshaw—
.
150
400
r
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
making
Data
Corp.'
Inc
Fulton,
The
Mr.
1,000
Co.—*——
&
Inc
Nesbitt,
New
Gregory
—V.
Robinson-Humphrey
The
Co.,
Indianapolis Bond & Corp.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.*r
635,.
cations.
rate
Securities
Hayden,
receptly developed and is in serial production
of a new line of bonded Strain gauges.
It has also developed' and
produced custom power supplies, especially for solar simulator appli¬
In
400
Co.—
&
Nolan,
Co.,
1,000
Co.
&
Co
&
150
500
250
Moseley & Co.
S.
150
700
Fenner
-
,
150
Inc
Co.,
Inc.——.———150
'Reynolds & Co., Inc.__—
600
Union
Deetjen & Co—'
Estabrook
Folger,
Pont
du
Dillon,
Securities
Hayden,
has
Sensors
I.
.
&■
Hughes
Raffensperger,
400
Inc.
Calif., a leading manufacurer of pre¬
cision instruments and power supplies, has signed an agreement with
Applied Science Capital Which would provide $100,000 for the com¬
pany's future growth.
>
■>
'
The announcement was made jointly by A1 Hunter, president of
Data
Sensors, and. Frank R. Cook, president of Applied Science
Capital, a small btrSine^s"'investment:corporation.
Data
1,200
Inc.—
Gardena,
of
Sensors,
Co.
&
Co.—'*'—**
&
Harriman
Plan Dropped
196, p.
issue.—V.
this
Co.,
Applied Science Capital Corp.—Loan
Data
Read
Eastman
W.
Chemical
Stauffer
.
1,000
400
230
Paribas Corp
-—
R. W. Pressprich & Co.—
Putnam & Co
230
400
Inc.
,
1,000
600
230
.
& Co., Inc.**
Merle-Smith—"—'— /'
Hooker
Viscose Corp.—Asset Sale
American
See
Co
&
&
F.
«S?
—
Co.
&
Greenshields
.
—
Dain
M.
Dick
Hallgarten
<
1
,
Courts
J.
Emanuel,
•
600
(
Equitable
Inc.—1-—.———*-—"*.39,500
Great Eastern Securities*.———;
'3,500Jay Bacharier & Co*-—u—,
-*;
—
5,000
M...G. Hill & Co.*
i
:—-—.
i—
5,000
Hampstead Investing Corp.*——-,——*
3,000
—v.
—„*
Inc.
Amount
,
Mills,. Spence & Co. Inc._*
Model, Roland 81 Co
c_
800
Fleming
-
.
(000's Omitted)
Goldman, Sachs & Co
150
Co;___
&
.
250
Corp.—
Nolan,
Gairdner
John C. Legg & Co.
230 ..
Robert
W.
Baird
& Co.,
*Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Inc.
150
CO.
_
_.———_• 1,000
Baker, Watts & Co.—'—
230
McCormick & Co
—,*
150
Baker, Weeks & Co.—.**
400
' McDonnell & Co. Inc.—*
230
Ball, Burge & Kraus—150 - Albert1 McGOnn Securities - 1 '
J: Barth1 & 'Co:—*_,•*—* 230
«• Co.,' Inc.*-_-i
150
Bear, Stearns & Co*.,_,- 1,000
McKelvy & Co.**——150
A.
G.
Becker & Co. Inc.
600
Mead, Miller & Co:—* - 150
Blunt Ellis & Simmons—
150
Merrill Lyrich; Pierce,
Blyth & Co., Inc.——— 1,200
Fenner & Smith Inc.—1,200
Boettcher & Co.*
230
The Milwaukee Co
230
J.
C. Bradford & Co.—
230
F. S. Moseley & Co.——' 1,000
Alex. Brown & Sons
400
Mullaney, Weljs & Co.—*. ; 150
Burntfam & Co.—
230
New York Hanseatic Corp.
150
Clai-k, Dodge & Co. * Inc.
400 ; The Ohio Co—A-*-2 , 150
Julien Collins & Co.—' 150
Paine, Webber, .Jackson-&»•
Cooley & Co
230
Curtis
*-—**, 1,000
the conditions
Co.,
&
Rose
400
600
Corp.
—
Whipple
the company has engaged
Reuben Rose & Co., Inc., to sell on an
60,000 shares of common stock offered
Reuben
Co
&
Drexel
terms and subject to
underwriting agreement,
the
in
Securities
Bache
Langley & Co.—*
W.- C.
.
.Boston
First
Folger,
1,000
Lazard Freres' &• Co—lii
Lee Higginson- Corp.*!—c
600
Amount
....
Co.
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co.
^———--—
•
.
4,310
American
Francis
all-or-none basis
the-total
hereunder during
the period terminating sixty, (60) days after the date hereof. Reuben
Rose & Co.,
Inc. is acting as representative for the underwriters
named below and each of the underwriters has been allocated the
agent,
as
&
■
_*
Allyn & Co.——'
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
—
UNDERWRITERS—Under the
contained
C.
FINANCING
Authorized
,
Common
Brothers
Hutzler
A.
Dominick .& Dominick*
EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Salomon
Bacon,
15,
*——$4,310
,
(000's Omitted)
'
•
.
Estabrook & Co.-———
Amount
•
•
•
(000's Omitted)
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc—$1,200
*
*
.
(000's Omitted)
.
Brothers
.
-
Amount
v
-
Lehman
Pressprich
Safety Table Co., Inc.—Common
American
&
Northwest
1445.
p.
—Pursuant
Rose
W.
R.
4.5
4.5
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
—V.
Co.—9.0
& Co.— 4.5
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.— 9.0
Spencer. Trask & Co._*~-— 4.5
Wertheim & Co.4.5
Pacific
4.5
& Co.— 2.5
Dominick
&
;■
Colgate & Co.__ 4.5
Middendorf,
30.0
Dodge & Co. Inc.-—
Shelby Cullom Davis
principal amount of debentures
severally agreed to purchase, the
opposite its name:
9-0
Lehman Brothers
Dillon, Union
Securities & Co
Eastman
Clark,
has
set
..
700
Dillon,
having
capital
the
for
-r-V.
for
a
position. The company estimates its construction program
period Aug. 1, 1962 through June 30, 1963 at $2,900,000.
p.- 1240.
196,
Botany Industries, Inc.—Reports Record
Botany Industries reported
ended June 30, 1962, reached
500
solidated
Michael
—
Sales—
that its sales for the fiscal year
a record high in the history of the
corporation.
700
Union
Securities & Co
notes
time
to
700
The Dominion Securities
Corp.
■
Drexel & - Co.
Eastman
100
500
to the First National Bank of Black Hills, from time
periods not exceeding 12 months and in any event
maturity date no later than Oct. 31,. 1963.
The proceeds
will be used to finance in part the company's
current construction program and to maintain an adequate working
secured
Daroff,
net
sales
President and Chief Executive Officer, said con¬
attained a new peak of $111,254,000, exclusive
Volume
of
H.
Daroff
&.
stores.
retail
Michael
&
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Net
Inc. sales of $6,173,000 to the company's
profits before Federal income taxes were $3,for Federal "taxes on $2,233,000, net profits
equal to 34 cents per share on 3,826,577 shares
Sons,
were
$1,298,000,
outstanding.
from
,
it
that
stated
Botany
is
different
a
corporation
a
year
a
Sons,
,
Botany's
changed to a July 1-June 30 basis and comparisons with previous
reporting periods are tnerefOre not meainingful.
This is the first
annual
Mr.
issued
report
under
the
fiscal
new
year.
*
- -
the
by a
location,
the,
-
1S6,
114.
p.
*.
-
•
.
,4 4., j
^
-
.
.
Gn
Oct.
its
in
Supreme
Court
effective
on
The
Dec.
June
on
July
Court
8, 1959 and
25,
1962,
1962.
20,
affirmed
which
.
Under
the
stock.
the
law
'
;
.
the
proposal.—V.
has
30
which
in
days
2593.
•
to
;
4
,
Government
195, p.
reply
Net
-
-
Buckeye Steel Castings Co.—Management Changes
H.
J.
meeting
a
created
and
r
Tracy,
Chairman of
former Board
Bonnet,
the
of
of
of
Board
the
company.—V,- 191,
Tracy
Chairman
since
company
Directors.
Wells
Co.
Mr.
1952,
was
is
also
Tracy
Power Co.—Plans
of
to
Sale—
Note
Federal
from
the
used
the
date
Proceeds
issue.
of
company's
current
notes,
construction
this
in
lines
its
at
total
and
is
$7,893,000
substations,
Water
Cool
for
transmission
steam-electric
plant,
and
of
for
$1,533,000
Arizona.—V.
and
provides electric service in California,
195,
York
Mr.
».
<...
Nevada,
expenditures
United
million
$27
for
and
fiscal
Canada
year,
reached
1931,
will
and
1962
since:
$10 million higher than outlays the previous
expenditures
for
total
$184
improvements
the
in
series
W.. B.
of
$21
in
tho
.
scheduled
food
for
completion
plant at
this
fall
the
offices-and
The
Conn.
research
facilities
also
company
mushroom
third
of
acquired
farm. • -
Pepperidge
land
there
ness
In
the
in
; - •
of
The
Wichita
Falls
corporation
in
Mont-ague, County,
five-year
convertible
expansion
according
:.
and
gasoline
investment
provide
pipeline connections' to
Mr. Singleton.
capital
-wells
new
in
for
the
in
has
gas-per
imput
an
Plant
day.
of
of
$290,000
was
Corp. .Southwest
equipment
Singleton.
•
'■
-
and
in
.made
million
25
natural
to Warren-Petroleum
gasoline
investment
of'office
of
,
used
4%%
to
share
issuance
also
t-he
of
a
and
stock
-
the
proceeds
bank
current
of
in¬
did
not
had
York
New
division
does
the
facilities
the
that
to
Citizens
served
by
by
Walsenburg r would
Colorado
in
served
this
division
Colorado
division
to
over
17%.
increase
the
bv
about
about
20%,
%
10,000.
also
to
such
zens'
that
•
the-Analysts'-the fact that-Citiacquisitions
since "1950, and through
initiated
operations
in
four states,
acauired
aggregate
on
would
full
a
properties, constituted more than 50%
of Citiplant expenditures in the same period.
He added
basis in 1962, revenues of acquired properties
year
constitute
Utilities
almost '25%'
Company.—V.
196,
Coburn Credit Co,,
plant
Ms#-
p.,
of. aggregate
revenues
of
Citizens
426.
plant,
county,
Continental
.
of
for
is sold to Lone
Service Petroleum Co.,
Co:
gas
1
new
Assurance
Co.—Record
Vol.
Reported
and
7%
Edwin
10-year
825,000,
and
-
H.
Forkel, ^president of Casualty, paid that company's net
written In the. first nine mouths of 1962 reached $268,-
amounts- to
the-.Great
$35,000- in
,7%
\
.seven-
American
.Envelope Co.
wide'variety of,.envelopes iharfceted
"
for
health
Howard
an
increase
of 4.5%
department had
C.
Reeder;
an
president
over
the
increase
of
1961
12%
of'Assurance,
figure. The accident
over 1961, he said.
told
,
.
through dealers and stationers in a 400 mile radius of-Dallas.:-The
CSC expansion capital primarily will be used to increase the firm's
inventory, 'Mr. Singleton explained.—V. 196, p. 114.
van
located
in
Holland.
result
the
analysts his
month this year,
sales increases in every
has passed the $8 billion mark in life Insurance in force for a 6%
gain from Jhe 1^61 year-end "figure, .'He said insurance in force on
company,
as
a
He. also
pf
times
that
of
Sara Lee's
Construction
Aug. 31, latest month-end total available,~ was $8,043,000,000.
Mr.
".Reeder also said Continental had an increase of 13%*,in theiaqiount
of Iriew
eight
year.
was
-
"Ordinary"
life
insurance
is
that
sold
to
to
up
This
Inc.—Annual
Los Angeles home remodeling
its first annual report
date
on
owned
shareholders'
a
last
p.
1049.
Builders,
since
the
firm
19.
Apxu
meeting
Allied
as
stockholders
to
196,
Report—
firm known
delivered
pubiiciy
production.—V.
present
Design,
held
at
Construction
Design's
main
offices, Harold Hammerman, President, reported that net sales this
for the period ending June 30, 1962, were $961,838, while net
after taxes came to $134,822, equal to 60 cents per share
on
225,000 shares outstanding.
Gross profit amounted to $401,824.
Comparative figures were not available inasmuch as the com¬
year,
earnings
pany's fiscal year was changed to
Dec. 31 close, he said.
cash
A
dividend
share
per
will
A ba.de
be
sales
the
mailed
trena
contracts
season
for
1962
increased
were
30 ending
from
previous
a
•
than
more
he
$630,865
iuuic:a,«,ed.
was
by
$65,085.,"
"If
'«iV
•
of
7Mj
cents
.
upward
period in recent years.
In reviewing
this trend,
fiscal
June
a
first quarter of fiscal 1962,
Oct. 25, he announced.
said
and
50%
the
over
sales ,fof
income for
net
net
r
During the 1962 spring
.
comparable
the first half
this
period
of
was
.
.
current
trends continue, I believe our
future sales will show
yearly increase of $300,000 to $350,000," he said.
Outlining the company's plans for the future, Mr. Hammerman
a
disclosed
that
the. firm
commercial
and
is
building
'
expanding
and
the
into
remodeling.-^V.
field
195,
of
p.
industrial
1806.
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.—Net Higher—
■
The
:
reported consolidated earnings for the nine
30, 1962, of $6,813,000 or $5.71
per
share
Comparable consolidated earnings in 1961 were
$4.31 per share of common stock.
Consolidated sales
ended
$4,958,000
the
Sept.
stock.
common
for
has
company,
monchs
of
or
nine
months
with
ended
Sept. 30. 1962,
in 1961.—V. 196,
$133,471,000
individuals.
$146,444,000
were
as
1241.
p.
Cryovac, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Pursuant to
an
Oct.
12, 1962 prospectus, Ohio Co., Columbus, offered
publicly, to Ohio residents only, $150,000 of this
firm's 6% sinking fund debentures, due Oct. 15,1972,
at par and accrued interest.
Net
proceeds
will
be
used
to
retire
short-term
payable, and provide funds for working capital
and other corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—Cryogenics,
—460
and
missiles- and
preservation
and
volved
in
oxygen
enrich
of
without
outer
The
the
nuclear
energy,
food
resistance
and
in
the
simulation
of
the
cold
blackness
space.
principles
solve
to
electronics,
research. Applications of cryogenics are in¬
sky over a steel mill where tons of pure
open hearth furnaces, in the white plume
that
a
rocket on its launching pad, in the silver-blue
helium balh in the laboratory where electrical currents
the liquid
run
spacecraft,
-
basic
orange
from
streams
of
the
at
has
F),
industrial
metals,
defined as the science dealing with the
temperatures close to absolute Kero (about
during the .past 20 years found commercial
application in a wide variety of fields including
materials
of
degrees
of super-cold temperatures
of the mysteries of the earth
many
used daily
universe and to
being
are
and
promote the advancement of 20th Century civilization.
CryoVac, 930 Kinnear Rd., Columbus, Ohio, in a relatively short
period of time, has established itself as one of the leaders in the
field of cryogenics. The founding of the company dates to May 15,
,
1959, when
background
James
G. Pierce, a professional engineer with a wide
low. temperature processes, began consulting with
cryogenic work. Later that same year, other en¬
in
engaged, in
gineers
.with
similar
backgrounds, and t interests joined Mrk: Fierce
a
limited partnership association .was formed,
<?. Pierce & Associates, Ltd.
v
■
After a number of challenging assignments involving missile fuel
handling and storage systems, the company was awarded a contract
to
design
and
build the
first space
simulation facility. Space
simulation, a new application of cryogenics, Involves the duplication
of the outer space environment in an earth-bound container wherein
a
spacecraft can be exposed, prior to launch, to the conditions it
will encounter on its journey through space.
his
in
venture
known
and
James
as
.
transform
new
as
ideas
their
result
direct
and
which became
company,
a
of
the
into operable hardware. This
known as CryoVac, Inc., grew rapidly
emphasis on this nation's space
designs
increased
program. On Oct. 1, 1961, to simplify
limited partnership association was
months" this
than. .3%.
less
He
predicted
and streamline operations, the
merged with CryoVac to form
organization.
To
date,
simulators
CryoVac
has participated
built
this
in
country.
At
in over 80%
of all the space
Valley Forge. Pennsylvania,
General Electric Co. has its new multi-million
dollar space technology center, CryoVac designed, built and Installed
over
a
million
dollars'
worth of cryogenic
equipment for seven
instance,
space
where
simulators
successful
located
"Telstar"
there.
The
Bell
Laboratories'
Telephone
communications- satellites
undergo
extensive
testing in a space simulation facility whose cryogenic
equipment was designed, furnished and installed by CryoVac.
pre-flight
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
.Outstanding
Authorized
2
ordinary life: insurance sold in the first
In comparison,-he said, the industry's gain
shareholders
the construction of a new bakery for the Kitchens of
Expected to be in operation in 1964, the new facility will
capacity of $100 million in frozen bakery products, over
a
has
brought
in
Lee.
three
for
■
Dallas, firm,
.,
a
high records In their 1962 volume of business were reported
Continental Assurance Co. and Continental Casualty
a .meeting of
the,-Los Angeles Society of Financial Analysts.
Chicago's
Co.; at
*
■
-stock
_
American manufactures
Cummings also reported on current developments in the com¬
including the recent acquisitions of L. H. Parke Co., institu¬
food wholesaler, and the purchase of a
majority interest in
Wagenberg Festen's Conseryenfabrieken, N.'V., food processors
Recognizing that this new field would require equipment and
techniques not commercially available, James G. Pierce & Associates
established a separate company, under the same management, to
Inc.—Appointment—
Irving Trust Co., New York City, has been appointed transfer
agent for the 6% cumulative convertible preferred stock of the cor¬
poration.—V. 196, p. 1450.
.
•-
in
dividend rate, either through
the cash rate, or both."
through increases in
or
Mr.
firms
with.
consummated-57
1962,
year
tional
an
in¬
plant account of
Citizens'
Walsenburg's potential had
service to that, community should
Citizens'
service,
customers
Walsenburg, located in
gas
service.
Mr.
have
now
gross
developed,
of
group
recently
that .when
said
revenues
that
obtained
a
Analyst
had
system would
require
$1,000,000, constituting an
about
in
He
not
ratio.
Walsenburg
of
25%
total
the
gas
equity
10,
pany,
contem¬
through bank loans
through sale of long-term
loans
Dec.
record
securing
was
solely
adequate
an
to shareholders of
have increased the effective
we
dividends
compared
and Pennsylvania.
He said
that in the
four-year period 1958-1961, alone, the plant accounts at dates
of
acquisition of acquired properties,
plus subsequent
additions
at
of
Southwest
specialize in leasing.a wide variety,
industrial machinery, according to. Mr.
*
•" •
''
•
"
'•'
The, other Dallas ,investment
convertible debentures, in
which
stock
68
private placement
first mortgage and
that
compahy
1963
increasing the annual rate to $1.20 from $1.10.
Mr. Cummings stated: "This will be the fifth consecutive
pay¬
earnings
and
•
.
repay
--City of Walsenburg.
that*
noted
of
told
natural
acquisitions,
had
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio
"6
cubic .feet
meeting,
a
thus
in
of
expansion
such
in
share,, payable Jan. 1,
current
1960
over
splits
-
Citizens
conclude
of
that the
said
of
such
will
year
Grfeat
rate
the
dividend
per
24%
;
He: advised
be
from $1.76 I* the preceding fiscal year. ^
also "ffiformed
by Nathan Cummings, Board
meeting held immediately prior to the stock¬
directors had declared a dividend of 30 cents per
were
that
m .:»
stock
that
to
$4,000,000
future
Colorado,
about
premiums
common
In
holders
one
Co.,..propane and Butane to Cities
natural
Leasing
capacity
output
•
paid
>
convertible-debentures
.
will
,
natural
a
CSC
and
to
plant
Gas
An
debentures
The
of
distributor has reported to share¬
and
up
Shareholders
Chairman,
dividend
are
„
of
Rosental -reviewed
Mr,
,■
zens
New
The
natural
Star
operates
Bowie,
near
Analysts
1992.
to' maintain
serve
in
the
raising
Invested
in the Bowie Gasoline Corp. of Texas, headquartered
Falls, according
to. M.
Ei Singleton, Jr.,
President
Capital Southwest..
"
1962
intervening
approvals
of
funding
noted
the
also
number
firms.
$700,000
payments
dividend
annual
approximately
-
the
He
reasonably fully
He
;
Wichita
half
second
- said'
that
this equity - position, ' plus
property
construction atr present properties and future acquisi¬
continue to place Citizehs in- the position that it could
division.
increase
-
Company
to
of
crease
totaling over $1 million were announced this week
by Capital Southwest in a North Texas natural gasoline plant and
Investment
its
paid,
He
•
Colorado
Colorado
been
Capital Southwest Corp.—Investments—
Business
the
quarter
in
said
1963:
finance
investment
1961,
Small
cash
first
com¬
on
being
loan '
Rosenthal
Citizens'
Rosenthal
producer
Dallas-based
The
1.8%
of
are
to
continuing
franchise
Investments
Dallas
ap-
that
the
company
would
thereafter
arrangements to finance its construction
requirements for the balance of 1962 and a sub¬
of
south-central
/
greenhouses were erected at King's Lynn, England; -Felegara,.'Italy;,
and Shepparton, Australia.Other laboratories are being improved
and a new laboratory is planned for Paris, Texas.—V. 196, p. 1240.
The
also
subsequent
Mr.
...
Campbell acquired Biscuits Delacre, a longof cookies, crackers, and associated products
with plants at Vilvorde, Belgium
and at Nieppe, France.
..-New, agricultural research farms. were acquired .during the< year
in New Jersey, California, and Mexico and nfew'laboratories and
two
would
debt,
1959.
fail
established
The
would
share.
853.
p.
4,823,832 outstanding common shares.
Earnings for
ended June 30, 1962, previously announced, were
share,
behavior
and
at Norwalk,
Indiana for
Farm
northeast
in
>
-•
told
"
revenues
per
..:■■■
due
requirement
futtire
equity.
tions.
*
'.
Earlier this yeaT, the company began marketing in Australia the
first'locally-produced Campbell's soups, which are being processed
in -the
new
plant at Shepparton, Victoria.
This plant replaces
two old ones acquired by Campbell in purchasing the Kia-ora busi¬
a
the
increase
for
substantially
He
comfortably
<
a new plant at "Villagran,
Mexico,
Campbell's soups;
and
substantial1 additions to
headquarters offices in Camden, New Jersey and to
company's
of
row
aggregate 1962 cash
Only cash dividends
current
i
buyers
bank
part
the
Listowel, "Ontario;
the
year
per
notes
manufacture
to
on
fiscal
stock
the
year
and
expansion of a frozen
include:
a
additions, from
..
during
based
the
any common stock In the
finance" its'continuing
expansion through con¬
struction
and
acquisitions.
He noted that after the sale of the
$4,000,000 bond issue, Citizens would have about a 42%
common
.
underway
*
told
bonds
acquisition
visible
.
projects
also
would
sale
and
ingredients, processes, and controls; new prod¬
brands; and the opening of new markets."
built by the company at Paris, Texas, is, a'major-plant
of over 900,000 square feet of working, area.
When .completed in'
1964, it will be the fifth largest of. Campbell's 23 plants in the
United.States, and Canada.
..."
construction
trust
plate
Being
Other
share
per
the
in
of
adjusted
institutional
stantial
in
new
in
in
year
President
cents
|that the forecasted
gain
a
Commission
necessary
debtedness.
Fresident of Campbell Soup said,
"The past
one
of high activity in most departments of the
This vwork, which is designed to enhance the position
the-company for. the present and over the long-term, includes
ucts;
noted
Rosenthal
re-establish
been
improvements
89
shares.
sixteenth
T
this
plants
'
company.
of
with
B
established
1955,
collateral
Murphy,
has
year
shares
the
constitute
over
with
million
high
Rosenthal,
were
shares..* The
share,
Rosenthal
Mr.
;
date
L.
new
eighteenth
stock''dividends- only
additional stock1 dividend f6r
series
B
per
128%
,
the year, for a total investment to
and equipment in those countries. '
Richard
dividends,
expansion
abroad,
Campbell's
capital
expenditures
countries- other than Canada totaled $5 million during
foreign
another
the
in
the
last
seventeen
years.
Citizens
now
has
1,785,505
shares of series A sand 614,789 shares of series B stock
outstanding.
The series A .is convertible into the series B.
Continuing
in
both
$1.91
bonds,
ments
and brought
ten years "to a
past
achieve
earnings
A
its
on
constitutes
year,
million.
of
capital
196,
period a year ago, and earnings increased to $2,054,086
$1,978,188.
Earnings were equivalent to 43 cents per share,
with 41 cents for the corresponding period a year ago,
At
Jwhich
an
its' series
the
on
on
cents
.
were
issue.—V.
this
Corp.r-Sales, Earns. Higher—
processor
.
,equalize thq fjjiy value of stock dividend
btt
Mr.
the
in
revealed
was
Co.,
Foods
leading food
became
pftid^ a.-4irst-Kaif-'stocks dividend
declare
payments
would
it
Sold
of Security Analysts, Inc.
forecast that Citizens'
1962
A-^shares,
com¬
1962
Bonds
—
constituting
Citizen's
has
pany
series
and
total of
a
years.
compared
Sara
$12,300,000, also an eighteen-year record and a gain
approximately 11% over reported 1961 revenues of
$11,078,052
barring adversities not now foreseeable, the
diversified,
nationwide utility operating
company would report a gain in per
share earnings of not less than
10%
over
1961 results,
adjusted
for intervening stock dividends.
pany's annual report to stockholders.
k \ •
Representing the second largest amount the company has ever
spent for new plants and equipment in a single year, expenditures
during its
originally
$350,000
were
He said that
construction
plant
new
States
bonds and
proximate
Campbell Soup Co.—Reports Construction Expends.
company's
in the
refinance
Privately — On
reported that $4,000,000 of this
was
earnings,
Society
year,
The
10
for the same
.
Co.
will
1962,
Rosenthal
In
California Financial Corp.—Secondary Stock Offer¬
ing—On Oct. 16, 1962, it was reported that a sec¬
ondary offering of 58,000 shares of this firm's capital
stock had been made through Francis I. duPont '& Co.,
New York City, and Burgess & Leith, Boston, Mass.
—V. 196, p. 1445.
equipment
Cho¬
of
unit
1314.
p.
Utilities
in
record
New
-
general
,
Electric
.
1962, it
Citizens
Included
construction.
California
19,
earnings
California
second
a
bv
total amdunt of
a
.
distribution
and
construction
for
next
22,
.
privately through
program.
new
$6,513,000
Minneapolis.
new
expenditures for 1962 are estimated by
$9,500,000
and
for
1963,
at
$15,939,000.
at
to
developed
........
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York
City.
Earnings Forecast—
from
the
borrowings would be
estimated at $4,750,000, and for
Construction
Electric
the
holders -that both sales., and, earnings, for the 12 weeks ended .Sept.
1962 reached new highs.
S. M.
Kennedy, President, told shareholders that sales for the
12 weeks totaled $122,605,350, compared with sales of $121,659,668
of
licensed
produce a line
recently
collateral
trust
and
first
mortgage
4%% series due 1992 had been sold
Power
outstanding
-
This
progress
firms
principal
refund
to
in
Co.—Net Premiums Up 4.5%
Dividends Increased—
have
of San
company
the
$20,000,000
United Btates
shielding gaskets
maturing Nov.* 1,-1962; which
-Oct.
Bernardino, Calif., has filed an application
Commission- seeking authority to issue up
amount of promissory notes. : The .notes
would be issued to the Bank of America National Trust & Savings
Association, San Francisco, and, would mature within 12 months
with
the
.,
will be used to
Citizens Utilities
/
.
written
Assurance
Consolidated
standardise
President
former
and
1875.
p.
California Electric
the
insurance
Continental
See
<
to pay part of the cost of
a combination church and
school, and purchase of a rectory.
Principal and semi-annual interest on the notes will
be payable at the main office of
First National Bank
-
'
director
a
Chairman
Board
that
The
held Oct. 8,
1962, Mr.
Jeffrey Manufacturing Co., was
to fill the vacancy on the board
,■
P.
v.
...
issued in 1952 and 1953 in
directors
of
the
company
by the death of Frank H.
elected
the
of
the
of
President.
William
of
board
President
director
a
the
of
Fulford,
elected
196, p. 1144.
proceeds
notes
At
-
-
from
the company three years to divest' itself of
Kinney, and the company has
suggested eight possible methods
of doing so
including private saler. public offering, liquidation or
to
customers.
Gregory-The Great (St. Paul,- Minn.)
'—Notes Offered—Keenan &
Clarey, Inc., Minneapolis,
is offering
publicly, $198,000 of this corporation's
serial coupon notes dated Nov.
1, 1962 and due Nov. 1,
1964-72. The notes, priced at
par and accrued interest,
bear interest at from 5% to 5-%%.
1
order gives
exchange of
life
of
Continental Casualty
Church of St.
1
•
future
communications industries, has a
insulating plastics. The firm has
companies throughout
special microwave and RF
of
on
.
and
merics.—V.
appeal by the TJ. S.1
Final Judgment became
•
,
his
present and
several
17,
on
to
piicrowave products and that with
division will provide increased capacity
,
St.
ment ■^entered
and
conductive
i.r Ji
1962, 'the company filed with the U. '6. District
Louis, Mc., a Proposed Plan af .Divesture of its interestsubsidiary, G> R. Kinney Corp., pursuant to
FinalJudg¬
Court in
service
electronics
•; "a", •i.-ivOr.
volume
their line of
arrangement
dollar
Mr. Reeder, whose company has had an increase in business for
consecutive years,
said;
"All indices point in one direction—
bigger markets for life insurance in the years that lie ahead."
He
said he expects the industry to experience a 50%
increase in the
operations for the current Chomerics fiscal year
ending
July 31, 1963, are expected to produce sales in excess of $500,000.
In
addition to complementing of
technologies, Chomerics plans
to utilize effectively a coipmon national
marketing organization.
Chomerics, a developer and
manufacturer
of
plastics for the
Brown Sl&oe Co., Inc.—To Divest G. R.
Kinney Corp.
.
new
better
expand
billion
nation's
Combined
in
future.—V.
the
of
Spe¬
and
expansion, and improvements.
In
addition,
costs were
the absorption of new acquisitions and the consequent
integration of these acquisitions into Botany's total operations;
These expenditures represented substantial investments
during the
past year which are expected to produce increased profits in the
ranks
the
It now has $841 million in assets.
Continental
two
51
management, wilh Mr.< James Harney serving as vice-presi¬
the. M. S. I. Division.- Mr. Harney said that Microwave
will
join
5
companies, with National Fire of Hartford,
make
up
the Continental National Insurance Group which, Mr.
Forkel
said,
has combined
assets
of
$1.6
billion, does business
through 65,000 agents and brokers and wrote net premiums of over
$596,000,000 in 1961.
same
cialties
stated that the June 30 year-end profits were affected
number of factors including expenses arising from plant re¬
incurred
The
,
dent of
•
Daroff
would
company
^corporations in 1963.
...
and one-half ago.
The past 18 months
period of transition.. With the acquisition of H. Daroff
Inc. and its group of retail stores, the complextion of
business
changed.
Consequently, the
report
year
was
been
was
his
Chomerics, Inc.—Acquisition—
*V
-
Daroff
what
(1657)
Chomerics, has announced"'that at a special meeting held at
Cambridge, Mass., on Oct. 16, stockholders voted to approve the
acquisition for stock and cash of Microwave Specialties, Inc., of
Plainville, Mass.
•
Microwave Specialties designs and manufactures specialized com¬
ponents for the radar and communications industries and employs
approximately 50 people.
Mr. Lee Strimbeck, president of Chomerics, said that the
acquired
firm will be operated as a division of Chomerios.
It will be under
After provision
531,000.
has
Number 6205
196
debentures dup.
Oct. 15. 1972_T_—
*
6% subord. note, due July 31, 1967
"6%
sinking
Common
fund
stock
(no, par)—
...
vr
k
$150,000
.■-
'
—
77,000 shs.
15,000 shs.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
■>
6
Ine.^-Acquisition—
Chemical Coatings,
DeSoto
•
.^stockholders,
;
of $146,950
manufacturer of consumer paints and industrial
Flushes has acquired the Building Products Division of Sonneborn
Chemical '& Refining Corp., New York. Sonneborn ciiemical opera¬
tions in ail other product lines
remain unaffected by trie sale.
Announcement of the ,a!i-casa purchase of,the Sonneborn division
was made by Sam U. lGreenbcrg, .DSSoto
President. The purchase
...prfco' was not disclosed.
,
•
•
.
The Sonneborn building product operations will become a wholly- ,
owned subsidiary of DaSofco. Its major product lines mclude con-,
crete additives, water-proofing compounds, sealants and protective
ccdfings. Principal m^unacturing facilities are located
in. J3euevili'e
N.
J.;
Los Angeles, Calif,
and Toronto, Canada with dis-,
tribution centers >and-sales offices in every U.; S. major metropolitan
1
.
^DeSoto
ranks
total, 36,000 shares
and 24,000 by the
* company.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds to the company will be used to repay
shorc-teim indebtedness, fcr new product development and the bal¬
gain, iii pare to a" '35%* increase -in sal0s-of Entron proqiiCvSc-to Com-, v. . ance will be added to working capital.
BUSINESS—Gabriel
murxily Antenna; Television systems and-to the,completionvof-major. •>
Industries, Inc. and its subsidiaries design,
construction projects,
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manufacture, assemble and distribute toys and sporting goods.-The
'* Consolidation
of- Entron-'s-operations ainvifcs new facility iat -Mont.company's sales showroom is located at 200 Fifth Ave., New York.
last
year.
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President, James L.
Entron
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Lahey,.'attributed the impressive sales
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Paik
Industrial
> gomery
in
L
August,. which .more-/ ihan^doubled, the v
space;
Authorized
Outstanding
980,000 shs.
224,000 shs.
20,000 shs.
20,000 shs.
expansion, Mr. Lahey
future
FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION
provides 'for increased operating--efficiency and
said. ?"The company intends to expand;
its irrational sales -organization in order to take full -advantage.-of
fc Common stock
Class B
stock—
.the increased facilities of - the- new plant.^-It is expected«that-vhe. '
benefits of this expansion will be 'realized: in the next fiscal year," :
Long-term debt:
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Mr-. Lahey added.
--•6%
note payable, due in equal
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3 f
Entron has built 13 community television systems throughout the./,
monthly
installments
to
Oct.
company's
—
of household
manufacturers
10
top
the
among
22, 1962
Monday, October
net income- totaled $T42,600, -compared to a .net, loss- , company's common stock. Of the
duiirg". the sixlm'onth period' last year. Earnings •Were';'- were sold
by certain stockholders
equivalent-to $0.62 per-share. on the 272,135 shares "outstanding,
compared- with $0.54. par share- loss -during Entixm's 'first, fiscal, half ■>
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leading
This
.
(1658)
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and industrial coatings and is : the leading D. S. .producer r
$14,000
country where normal reception is poor, and" is'in-prooess of com- 7
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coverings,- As* a product group, industrial coatings noici
"6%
note payable,
due quarterly
pleting three others. Tts components are also used in hundreds of- ;
the
greatest
promise for future, expansion, accounting; for
a
273,000
adhivitmai television '-antenna systems.—V.- 194, -p. 422.
s- •»
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significant part of the company's sales. DeSoto's United Wallpaper
64,800
Payable on patent purchase-^.—
division has set the industry pace in the; manufacture of macnine=F W D Corp.—New Control—
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several underwriters
and.
A
nrimert
wail-papers and
well coverings.
the -respective numbers
of shares of common stock which they
Dcaofco's sales volume rose from $43,t)00,003 in 1953 to Sal,090,000 , ,*.:•; See Mount Clemens Industrie's, Inc., .this- issu^-%y.;195,". p; 745.'.;
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last
haye agreed to purchase, subject to certain conditions contained
year.
On June 30,
1962, DaEoio reported miji-year record
in "the- purchase
sakvs of $31,713,003, compared to $23,869,009 for the same peiiod
agreement, from the company and the selling
Falstaff Brewing Corp.—Sales, Net. Higher-^*./^///
of 3861,
and net income of $l;701,000. Earnings per share .were
stockholders, are set forth below:
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".-.'From
49'eents for the alx-month period.
For the entire year 1961, the V; Falstaff has .announced net sales .lor the. third; quarter- of /19S2 totaling $34,793,448, compared with $34,39O,590.,for -the same-period - '
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From
Selling
ccmp-.-ny posted net earnings :of 77 cents.
; a year ago.
Unaudited uaMincome" Lor. the1 quarter;- arfter-'provision /"
DeSoto anticipates net sales of over $56 million for 1962 (exc.ud"/.i.;'" Company Stkholders
913,298.'. Last .^year's-'third
ir:g revenues of the new operation)
and an increase m earnings. ; of ,$1,847,400 for ,income taxes,- was
:
Hemphill, Noyes &
7,440
11,160
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quarter .net, amounted to :$1,8732226. iThird quarter earnings ap165, p. 2664.
1. Dcmmick & Dominidk,.
i-680
-2,520 •
pncable to common stock were 87 cents per -share compared with
>k McDonnell
& - Go... Inc.
:
.v1.660
-2.520
prints
wall
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Merger
Products Corp.—Proposed
Detroit Industrial
Industrial Products approved^
the merger of Technical Tape of Delaware, Inc.
into .Detroit In¬
dustrial: subject to approval by shareholders of Detroit at a special
of
board
The
of -Detroit
directors
a
tvo»c
-aj
steel
castings,
and
die
iron
and
well
as
and'heavy
blanks
electro-mechanical
//",'/'
as
precision gears.
Industrial,
Shaw
castings, -and
listed
Net
before
income
taxes_»„„___
Number
Net
after
1-952
31—
.531,480
taxes
'
sliares
of
—V.
280,723 V.188.649
<t»n Aa
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itn 7i.
$0-46:' r --:$0.31>
share.,
per
—V.* 196,
Minneapolis
594,727
702,382
$0.84
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United
Filter
States
amount
of
cash,
has
company
it
Co.
wr.s
acquired
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the
bellows
Division- (designs
filters
and
purchased
by
became
Donaldson
a
ARM
Donaldson
Division
specialize
the
ior
two
to
the
past fiscal year
Donaldson.—V. 195,
Mr,
last
4
March.
Drew Properties
million
one
590.
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estate
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-Corp.—Acquisitions—
with
company
the
first
United
diversified
States.
holdings
operations
and
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shareholders
to
report
becoming
public
a
com¬
last month,
Drew
also
noted
that
its
board
had
voted
monthly tax-free distributions of seven cents per share of common
stock
for
the
months
of
October, November and December,
"an
annual rate of 84 cents per share."
:.Listed
among
the company's recent acquisitions were the 400Andrew
wick
Jackson
Hotel,
Hotel, .downtown
ments,
Arlington,
Decatur, Ga.
San
Va.,
Nashville,
Francisco;
and
the
Tenn.;
the
the
Warren
All
of
the
buildings there-are
Belvedere
&
Apart¬
Motor
Development
A
owned
by Drew.—V.
on
a
other
number- of
manufacture-spandex
countries.
at
•
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.
record- Dec.
" i
madft-^V-.yl%,fp?T050. 'J>
division will add
basis,
"over
$2
Sales, Earnings—/V;;1
.General
Hotel,"
sales
and
and
board
,was
of
Four
of. the -Board,
Elber,
A.
inception of
1144.
directors
of
Chairman
George
Mr;* PowelL
in Hialeah,
196, p.
The
Powell,
Executive
formerly
,
Television / elected
Star
Thomas
196,
'Dick
Duiany
of
main
s
held
p.-1452.
j
the
this office
' V
General
•
since the < :
;'Z"4
ended
.
not
were
stated
it
was
-
.
Also,
the
Kirkpatrick
.-In
ufT!r£
Wa.tej
Mr.
Smith
stated
that
the
Kirk-
charge of the firm's operations.—V.
196,
p.
')
Oct.
9,
the ICC
at
not
less
authorized
than
$5
the
company
share.
per
to
issue
Allen
&
of
company
v£n<,°a
Virginia.
^
Carlstadt,
New
Jersey,
°Peratlng in nine eastern
use the
It will
is
a
motor
from
vehicle
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to
Entron, Inc.—Sales Up 127% —
Lhtrbn,
to .$1,5
per.-oci
of
Silver
million
last
for
year.
the
As
Md.,
showed
six-month
reported
in
period
the
a
ago,-
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on
tax
■"
credits.—V.
196,
p.
428.
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p
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space flight".
Our-system Tias-beerf V
all Mercury flights'to: date/"and iW"te' als6;have boij—! '
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General Public Service Corp.—Assets
Higher—
(General Public'Service, a closeqkehd investment"company(
reports
Garrett
engines
.
to
•
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Spring,
year
control systems for aeronautics and
Garrett Corp." is the only>.company to
per share
on
the 11,843,384 shares •'then outstanding.For com¬
expressed -enthusiasm for two -current 'commercial namely,, the utilization of the company's. .gas turbine .- parison,-adjustment should be made for the year-end capital gain
distribution-of 24%
per share.)
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provide independent electrical -power; .heating and -air
Far the nina months ended Sept. 30.. 1962, the decline in asset
conditioning, for ground applications, and the successful- application- "
of
its Industrial- Division's
turboohargers on-r the nbw OldsnlObile « value per share was approximately 15% as compared to a decline
of
Jetfire's "Turbo-Rocket"- engine.—V: 196, -p. 1050.'
approximately
21%
for
the broader- stock
market averages
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-T.
for the same period.
(On Sept. 30, 1962, holdings in utility common stocks represented
Gabriel Industries, Inc.—Common Offered—On Oct.
32%
of total net
assets,
oil 15%.
natural gas °%, industrials
2v 'V and U. S. Government securities and
cash 23%.
17, 1962, Hemphill, Noyes. & Co., New York City,
/ During the third quarter, among increased nol-*—0S were Central
headed an underwriting group which , offered publicly
Illinois Electric and Gas,
Monsanto. Chemical,
Pfizer and S. D.
Mr.
proceeds from the .sale for working capital
and advances to subsidiaries.— V. 196, p. 638.
*
repayment of debt,
one
environmental
for similar systems For /the/two-man "Gemini and -the/threenet- assets
at
market • value
on
Sept,/30,
1962, of $70,283,140,
man Appolo vehicle being developed for a flight to the' mn^n.
Hnw- •
equivalent to $5.79 per share on the 12,138,392 shares of common
ever," he said, "we cannot overlook the fact that the. main source *. -stock outstanding. ^ On June 30,
1902; -the asset value was $5.54
of sales continues, to be in.the airplane/market, and -that- tne $om-":,
per share and $6.80 per share on Dec. 31,
1961.
(A year ago, on
pany's sha.e Qf this market-has nearly, dopbled in/recent years.";... ; Sept. 3j0,. 1961, the net assets .were $81,735,664, equal to $6.90
prospects,
,;
Vermont
stockholders,
apparent..in
its field of
_
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states
cuts
tracts
New
Co.
were
successful,
.
100 000
was named principal -underwriter.
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The
1962
shares
ing?
Ty
space," die pointed out, "'-'the
have products already proven in
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letter ,to
of $113,000,000, compared with 42%
"Tn
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Eastern Freight Ways, Inc.—ICC OK's Stock Sale—
common
Corp.—Sales,--Net -Higher—
.
comPdny wi'l be operated by its present personnel with
in
Lehman
fiscal quarter
„.
present food line—in
to fruits and vegetables, Duiany is the
largest East Coast
producer and packer of tuna and tuna products.
acquisition,
second
the
,
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Pr.9,c'uct line ls complementary to Dulany's
the
his
advances
eccation
announcing
for
'/i earnings came to $355,3U9 or 14 ccm,s per snare vs. $775,559 or
31 cents per share .in -the six months last year.
Tne number of
President J. C; -Garrett said .that.: :
shares outstanding were 2,565,401 as of Aug. 31, 1962, vs.- 2,476,714.
practically $very area/of the cdn?pany".sa
year "earlier.
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sales .activity.
"Its long standing effort to achieve, a better -.balance" /
Results of Pyramid Electric Co.r merged into General Instrument
between government and non-government portions of the company's
in May,- 1961, are included for the .entire fiscal six months of
•backlog," he said, "continues to show 'progress, with commercial
' last " year on a pro forma, pooling of interest basis.
Net profits
and foreign orders having. increased to 48-%
of-the-current backlog*- • in the current fiscal
year reflect
use of
available F'ederal income
;
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reported
profit of $1;651,833, or $1.14 per share^ based >on 1,449(822 shares, v
;
and frozen oysters; oyster
the'Kirkpatrick processing plant to
at Fruitland, Md., it is anticipated
has
.
disclosed,
that
Instrument
Aug.•-31, -1962, increased, net earnings (six cents per share)
of-slightly over $20 million.'
.
the three-month period this year, it was stated, net earn¬
sales
on
.were/$x53,2o9-or six cents per-share vs. $92,699 or four
per
share
during last year's second quarter. .Sales were
corporation; in its annual report to stockholders for the fiscal* ■ $20",005,693 vs. $20,850,638 last 'year. ' Eainings berore taxes were
year ended June 30, 1962/announced sales of "$206,4.75;768, second -,/ $153(259 -compared- with $194,699 lor the like, period a year earlier.
•highest in Its history, and net profit of $5,086,387,/ or $3.51 per
../For the six months ended Aug. 31, the company reported sales
share.
There are :1;450,053 shares outstanding.
of $41,194,131 compared with $,41,272,892- for last year's half.
Pre./ V/t /i,,-/; ...
lax i-eaiuiings -were $477,609 vs. $1,265,559 the. previous year and net
This-compared with the-previous year;s (sales of $190.074,.614 and', ••
nationally
packing plant
that significant cost savings will be effected.
In
Loan /Co.,
The
that sales of the new
million" to Dulanv Industries' sales volume.
proximity
.€./ C.
General Instrument Coi-p.^Sales Down, Net Up—
President,eorporation. -.■*
J.1 McDerm.ott,
Vice-President^ of
President,/ and
the; company—V.
Garrett
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He further stated
distributed by Allen Kirkpatrick are: fresh
stew-frozen style, and breaded oysters.
the
and • I.
earnings for the fiscal* year ended- Aug.
•"
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the
Ki'.kpatrick & Co., established in 1853, is an old-line" com¬
pany ui'the- food industry; it has been
engaged In the processing of
ojsters for over 15 years.
Seafood items produced and
of
Allentown;-.Pa.T
Acceptance,
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Allen
Because
/;-;/
,
.
Corp.,- a
,
Although Pifce and terms of the acquisition
L. Bmlth, President of
Duiany Industries,
Lou's
cash
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Dulany Industries has announced that through Its wholly-owned
subsidiary
Duiany Foods, Inc., of Fruitland, Md., it has acquired
Allen Kirkpatrick & Co. of Rehoboth
Beach. Del., one of the na¬
tion s largest producers and
processors of oysters.
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and
195, p. 2930.
General/Acceptance
For
stuck
1.—V.
almost >the -exact aite that
.
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Duiany Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
on .-fi-
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wholly-owned Drew subsidiary, had begun construction
building of the 14-acre Drew Properties industrial park
Fla.
Pick¬
196-room
110-unit
92-unit
.uTne comP®Iiy reported that the
,-
a
-
since
pany
room
or
ago,
.
according
dollars,
4,
in
will
.
its
year
•
acquisition of four new income-producing
properties and
beginning of construction on an industrial building in Florida
were
reported to shareholders of Drew Properties, a wholly-owned
in
a
.-
The
real
•
.
and earningsvof^the
Chester, Pa., have announced .the signing of an;agreement whereby
31, 1962' . the six I. C. C. Loan hraiicnes, ioc-»«au m- tne Greater Philadelphia
were
announced at a recent meeting of ;*the board "of "directors of
area,
will become- part *of; the General Acceptance organization
/this 75-year-old Atlanta printing and publishing firm."/"/-v.
through a pooling of interests.- ■'♦//•■ ; •
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I. "SC.. C. Loan Co. has. outstanding receivables of approximately
Albert Love; President, reported sales were $6,468,017,/an increase
of 23%x.over the $5,254,621 recorded for the'preceding 12 months".
' $2J500,000 and the- oombipation will- be effected through , the is¬
suance of an undisclosed number of common
and preference shares
Net profits after taxes rose .47%* to "$381,483 frOm $259,575.
This
of General Acceptance to the existing shareholders of I. C. C. Loan.
f represented 85 cents a share, compared with 58 cents; based for
; F. -Ri Wills, chairman of General Acceptance, stated "This, move
both years on the 450,025 shares of stock presently outstanding/' , ' ;
will give us greater coverage of the Philadelphia area and brings
The board of directors voted a quarterly dividend of 10'cents a
Robert S. "Wick, Presi- *
share on the common stock, payable Nov; 15- to" holders of ""-record'- '3 our dotal receivables to over $290,000,000."
Qfcht
01
I.
,C.
C.
Loan
Company,
stated,
"This .merger, when
as Of Oct. 31, 1962.—V.; 195, p. 6. v*
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approved by our stockholders,
en,.oie .the *1. C,1C. offices to
expand -our services to customers alio provide greater opportunities
Ford Mo.tor, Co.—New Directors—*
^
and ,security for I. C, C, employees and investors."
Cartel' L.
Burgess and A. Thomas -Ta lor"1'were'eFcthd to-the
'. > /'/ / ;/'/v- ^'/
board of directors of Ford Motor Co., Henry Foard II,-Board Chair-4' ' '/• Partial/Redemption—
man announced.
/'.
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The
corporaiion -.has called
for .redemption on Dec,. 1,. 1962,
The company how has* J.9- directors. - 7--:. •
,
through, operation of the sinking fund, 24,047 shares, of its , voting
/'
Mr.
Buigess, Chairman of American- Machine'Foundry* Uo/,- : 'preTtr-euce scock 60c convcr«,o. •* /(in,
W/Stu per .share plus accrued
New
York, and Mr. Taylor, chairmau ; oi Jnternational Paqkers,
.dividends of five cents per share.;.Payment will be made at The
Ltd,, Chicago, were elected at a regular meeting of 4he bQard in •'», Chase Manhattan Bank, New'; York,
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Preference stock .may be converted into
Dearborn, Mich;—'V.-196, p. 428,;
—• ■ -4 -■'/ •/
"'/*'7f. >.. :
common stock on
the
basis of 0.555247 common shares for each preference share until
/
Four; Star Television—Management Changes—
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<4 r the; Close of business on'Dec;'1, 1962.—V/'196, p.' 1452. /
Record
the
throughout
Co.—Revenues Higher—-
,
/
-
.
exceeded
p.
revenues
.
Foote & Davies, Inc.—Record
^
seals,
Industry.
The company was
ago.
Originally a subsidiary, It
two
years
ago
by U. S. Filter to
filters for aircraft, rockets, missiles .and
Combined sales of Hydrodyne and ARM
of
firms
BASCO
created
ground-support equipment.
during
years
1,080
'■/
1800.—
year ago.
.
The nine-moirthM'ever.ues
the first synthetic fiber—viscose, rayon—;was
North
'precision
manufactures
aerospace
division
was
production
in
and
sociate
v?
El
ARM will be merged into Donaldson's Hydrodyne Division,
HOirywcoa,-Calif.
The agreement became effective Oct. 17.
Hydrodyne
of
Division
ARM
Monte, Calif., for an undisclosed
announoed by Frank Donaldson, 'president.
South
1,080 1
-r-.:
115. t
p.
1,080
'
t
This
1,800
1,060
:
-
v.-
-
'1.-800
-'1,440-
were $72,342,233, compared with $65,gain of $6,467,377. Net inepme was $4,Fielderest Mills, Inc.—Appointment—
719,548, against $4,562,482 a year ago.
■Earnings applicable to the lVa million shares x>f common stock
The Chase Manhattan Bank has been -appointed transfer
agent
after preferred dividends were'equal to $2.96 a share this year and
for the capital stock of the corporation—V. 196, p." 1553.
$2.98 \B. share last year. 'The preferred dividend-requirements for
*
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—-New British.,Aifil.—; the/nine months were $281,250, ragainst $82,291.
The cumulative results for the 12 months ended Sept. 30 disclosed
The. company has announced formation of a juintsaffihate .with ."
net income of $1,117,959, equal to ;$2,50 a common share after pre-,
ferred dividends.
In the same period a year before, net income was
j/CourtaUias, Ltd., for ihe-production of spandex yarns and fibers at
Coventry, England.
'/
: $3,595,025, or $2.34 ■ a share.
Preferred -dividends were $375,000,
The subsidiary will be .known, as^the,British-American-. Spandex,^
against $82,291.
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Revenues
for the 12 months were $92,464,299
on saleg of "214
Co., Ltd., (BASCO), and will market spandex^throughout tfie free
billion cubic feet of gas, against $84,340,744 on. 194 V2 billion cubic
world-except in North America and Jkpan. ■f'f "./ •
.
feet a,; year earlier.
Roger S. Firestone,. President, of the Firestone Tlastics Co/ and
the Firestone Synthetic
Txie interim report showed expenditures for extensions and addi¬
Fibers, Co; and a director of fhe^/parqnt 4
firm, said the two companies will pool their- experience in the,new
' tion's to the system totaled $7 million this year, bringing the plant
venture.
He
said the same .basic process used In the hKoductiori ;< account to $120,805,000,"
—
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Mr. Power said the outlay for plant additions for the balance of
1- 01 spandex at the Firestone plant in Hopewell, iVa„ will be employed
at Coventry...
r: ' the year'is expected to total $4 million.
Directors have voted the usual'•quarterly common dividend of 45d
Production is expected to begin late this year at Coventry (heada-share, payable Dec. 10 to holders of record Nov. 15. The preferred
.ouarters ot
the Courtaulds manufacturing complex; which' includes
i-19'factories in the United Kingdom alone and subsidiary and as-. : dividend of $1.25 a share will be paid Jan. 1 to '-stockholders- of'
$1,155,602
560,875
Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
•1(800 5
_
$1.12
196, p. 217,.
Donaldson
lf800
1,800
v
,
802,587
earnings per share
2,520
-v
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833,414
:
2,520
1,680
.
company4nthe nine months
ended Sept. 30, were reported by R. M. Power, President.
,;
"v The 600,634 customers in the more -than 300 communities (pur¬
chased 166 billion »cubic feet of gas, or/14 y2 ; billion more than , a
Record
373,949
185,300
•
195, p.
Gas Service
$6,397»712
.
250,757.
-
income
Earned
1961
'
$11-493,806
taxes-r^._,.
income
—V.
Report—
t-™-,
Income
Net
July
.
before
Net
,
714,386
taxes
outstanding
Income
-
& Co._
_v—i- . -1,680
Parker & Redpath; - 1,200
Co. _—__—1,200
-
,
"ket earnings
Co.___-_a-_.__^_
&,
Hammill;
.
$1,636,001
•
Ended
Period
Sales
1961
1962
Provision for income faxes,
months^figujrev of
Federated Purchaser, Inc.—Nine Monthfi'
Pepper Co.—Nine Months' Report—
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Rothschild
1
•
.
Dr.
F.
Shearson,
'
servo-systems
/.-."/. J7/-//
assemblies,'
L'.
V'.
v
874,856
the.. American
on
,
'•
-1932 rtotaled *$96;237;753;
$93,797.,958."- Ninety .sixty--'•,7..
; Auchincloss,
two's unaudited met earnings tor,,the mne .mopftn -period ;tot^lecf •'f
v
Escabrook &
$4,770,230, against $4,576,814 for :the. same period .-in J.361.
Nine;'
; * 1,200
months earnings applicable <to. common- stook- reached $2:16 -a -com- J-; 4V.Halle & Stieglitz
1,200
„ Walston
&. Co., Inc.—
mon
share, compared with $2.-0o last »ear;
"^•-'7"'*■ ?
"'... Winslow, Cohu & Stetson 3rlc._'_d_"
-1,200
;
Joseph ..Griesedieck,
President- of.. Paistaff,- hoted in hm-Third -7 ;
J. C.
Wheat & Co.
/ " 980
►;quarter report to. stockholders"'tnatv.he-ttejd the beoinpariy^s' presentirri *
-Draper, Sears & Co
1
.
720
position is sound
and its -future--growth i'assured , despite., such
-Hallowell, Sulzberger,/ Jcuks, /,,/:'?;/;/",,?'•
problems during the past iyear-as. a cool-summer ,Seasbn';im.t't'some?;>
Kii*kland & Co.
—/ 720
*
of the larger markets;!', increased laboit .costs,* and four country's- -/: I'Wm, "P/ Harper & Son -6s Co/__—-x r ',
720
generally static economic situa tion.'!-r-V. r 196, p. -427i
Mackall & Coe
720
Process
Stock
Exchange,
operates four subsidiaries in " Michigan and two in Miami,' Fla.
Technical
Tape
maintains
executive and
research and develop¬
ment
headquarters 'In New Rochelle,, ,N.. Y., and distributes its
nationally advertised products through approximately 200 sales¬
men
and
distributors.
■/',/;- '
' """.
Detroit
.a
v
,
.
to be held at a later dace.
Shareholders -of Technical
privately-owned corporation, -would receive 1,120,000 shares
inoustrial common stock, bringing the number of out¬
standing shares •to 1,616,928.
Technical .Tape shareholders and
directors have approved
the merger.
Under
the
terms
of
the merger agreement Mr.
Paul Cohen,
President of Technical Tape, is to be elected President and Chair¬
man
of
the
board
of
Detroit -Industrial
Technical Tape will
cj.e "*te as a whollv-owned subsidiary of Detroit Industrial.
Techni¬
cal Tape manufactures cellophone, paper, ciotn and plastic pressure
sensitive tapes as well as a wide range of polyethylene items for
household .and
industrial
use,
all sold
under
the brand name
"Tuck."
Technical Tape operates six plants in the United States
and one each
in Mexico and Canada.
Sales for the year ended''
Sept. 30 were in excess of $20 miliim.
Detroit
Industrial
Products, a diversified manufacturing com¬
plex, had 1951 sales volume of $4,boi, 129. -Operating through six
wholly-owned subsidiaries. Detroit Industrial manufactures heavy
c-i
year ago.
:
for the first? nihe- months hf
a
sales
up-froxn .1961'$ mine
.
meeting
Tape,
.cents
Net
127%
ended
company's
net
sales
Aug/ 29
interim
increase
over
that
report
to
<
6Q,000 common shares of Gabriel; Industries at>$8.50
per share. This was the first public offering of the
.
Warren.
tion
in
Sales
included
International
the
elimination
Nickel-.—V.'-196,
p.
of
Chrysler
218.
and
a
reduc¬
,
Volume
Number 6205
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1659)
General
?
like
Spray Service, Inc.—Acquisition—-
the world's largest lawn and garden spray service,
acquired the Sprayfoil Corp;, Minneapolis, a manufacturer of
agricultural spraying equipment, it was announced by Everett Crosby,
Chairman of
General
$500,000
and
:
-
Sales
important Sprayfoil asset is the right to manufacture a
a unique airfoil nozzle that represents a breakthroug-h
spraying techniques," Mr. Crosby said in announcing the acquisi¬
tion.
the system employs air, moved by a special blower of
Sprayfoil's own design, at up to 300 miles per .hour over the surface'
.
a
carry
"foil"
times
finer
from
.
*
"For
economies
example,"
2,000
he
materials
labor,"
"50 gallons of water
in .this machine."
used
sprayer—which
new
and
added,
gallons, when
The
in
Sprayloil
spent
Mr.
Crosby
do
can
the
•
*.
said.,
work
control
pest
and
firefighting.
has options for
The
sales
Dillon,
continued
and
we
rise
wire
v
.
.
y
dent/
j
t*
*4*-:*' ,;••••
Terms «f, the Acquisition,
of
all
ford,
should
of
,
the
ainoil
the
fields
nozzle.
Research
is
A
new
nationwide
loyalty"
made
for
the
•
At
gift
new
disclosed Oct.
the
time,
same
coupon
consumer
possible by
—was
'.
1
^
-
.
program—-designed to
products
of
Minneapolis-Honeywell's
-
build
Electronic
process an estimated
The
11 billion
; 370,000
"Hamlet
".brand
and
known
u«
outdoor
the coupon
''
plans
aim°d at promoting
are
loyalty
the
on
for
broad
a
sehlv-es
of
Stars
James
of
nation's
.
'
all
print,
radio,
television
H.
Binger,
of
in
conjunction
to
with
automatic
Honeywell,
the
Gift
document
who
appeared
share
the
of
Gift
"
Stars
plan involves
no
costs
to the
part
other
pre-addressed .envelope,
than
counons
in
sent
housewife, and
coupons
ana
nu£nng t
involves
-.It
Carlson
the
said. '
In
effort
no
-.em
no "costs
to
on
Its
if
-
laid
■
'
*
her
the
stretch
Gift
coupons—enough
-end
to
end.
which
Stars, will
to
reach
',-/
to 'the
inches
distribute
around
1
-
are/-3 J/4
long
retailer,
:
issued
total
in
miles."
first
our
Philadelphia
to
full
the
•
equator
operation
consumer-
of
•
merchandising.
decade ago,
a
would
.
,
of
-
-
•
he noted.
the
He
than
said
punchcard
"With
•
involved,
the
this
alone."
programs
He
a
equipment,"
entire. Gift-Scars
couponing
as
-
hand
refererd,
he
tabulate
and
tor
«
1,100
in
its.
catalogs,
entire
gifts,
the
from
Milton
ment.
The
for
Printing,
J.
at
-
-
earnings
the
in
of
It
.
'
added,
h^'ve
"proofs,"
he
said,
is
a
Stars
„
,
,
in -the
1961
>
.
-
'
•
•
Electrical
13,
of
State
of
expenditures
six
income
months
new
'
•
-
first
in
was
aft°r
Federal
$31,832,
areas
*
of
sales
-
and
compared
of
■'
'
.
.
Series
II,
Series
I,
J,
Series K,
'Series
L,
Preferred
can
Hawaii
for
to
$323,988
in
of
^i7-x,42u,
sales
$2,889,135,
nine
or
per
cents
31,
and
net
the
six
for
snare
a
Aug.
at
$2,956,370,
of
$.04
or
were
1961.
the
for
first
half
feel that
we
of
our
year
factors indicate a
number of
a
fiscal
current
which
and
for
continued
added.—-V.
195,
improvement
2380.
p.
in
all
of
facets
our
;;
i<
L
1
1 £
>i*>.
i.-i
r
See'American Micro
-
Devices,'Inc.,' this issue.—^-V. 195,
p.
the
localities.
Howe
.
t
•
Sound
Co.—Stock
Purchase
2153,
Offer—
Lazard
Freres
&
Co., New York City,
as
agent for Pechiney
Enterprises,
Inc.,
a
wholly owned
U.
S.
subsidiary of Pechiney
Enterprise Compagnie de Produits Chimiques? et Eleetrometailuggiques, a 107-year-old French corporation, the largest producer of
aluminum
1,300,000
stock)
„
in
$15
.
that
they
Europe,
is
offering
to
purchase
up
to
(about 407*- of outstanding.
shares of Howe Sound
share.
per
The
offer
expires
Oct.
advised
Pechiney
31,
1962,
unless
'
.
Directors
-
Westeim
common
a
-extended.-
Howe
of
consider
Sound
the
have
offer
to
be
fair
and
Enterprises
recommend
that
it
be
accepted
■
of
by Howe stockholders.
Accepting stockholders must forward
their
certificates
in
nego-
tiable form, with a letter of transmittal, to The Chase Manhattan
Lank, 80 Pine St., New York 15, N. Y.
Pechiney Enterprises reserves the right to purchase more or less
the
'
than
the
•
a
contract
dated
Aug.
the
of
number
NASD
tender
33
shares
cents
offer.—V.
requested.
share
per
195,
lor
will
It
pay
share
each
member
any
of
the
under
secured
2035.
p.
installa-
-
a
31,
1962
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
Authorised
-
Ideal Toy Corp.—Note Sold Privately—On Oct. 16,
1962, it was reported that this company sold privatelythrough White, Weld & Co., New York City, a $4,000,000 promissory note due Dec. 15, 1977.—V.
195, p. 2147.
Insuranshares Certificates Inc.—9 Months' ReportAs
of
Sept. 30,
1962, the liquidating value per share of
capital stock, valued at the bid side of the market, was $45.69.
The
1962,
as
results
of
operation for the
with the results for
compared
months
nine
the
same
ended
of
period
the
/
Sept;
1961
30,
were
follows:
as
-
Period Ended
1964
$5,000,000
due
1970
5,000,000
3Vec/c>,
Oct.
1,
Inter-Island
Oct.
118.444.72
132,697.31
$0.6325
$0.6602
—
17,
Resorts,
1962, it
Ltd.—Note
Privately-—
Sold
reported that this Honolulu
was
based tourist hotel chain had sold
privately to Aetna
5,000,COO
3,000,000
3,000,000
Life Insurance Co., a $2,000,000 note due 1977.
Proceeds will be used to retire short-term
3Va?/, due Sept. -1, 1982
3 437*, due Mc.r. 1, 1984
4.70S, due Mir. 15, 1987
4,000,000
4,000,000
and for
,
due June
I,
4.75%,-due Mar.-15, 1989
4.65%, due Apr. 1, 1991
Stock
(par
,
6,000,000
•
6,000,000
7,000,000
lO.fOO.O^O
12,000,000
5%
(cumulative)
E
5%
(cumulative)•
F
10,000,000
(cumulative)./
150,000 shs.
-
•
*
150,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
134,^22 shs.
,
(cumulative)__:
175,000 shs.
Series. H
514%
(cumulative)..
250.000 shs.
4%%
International Business Machines
131,422 shs.
;
(cumulative).
5%
(cumulative)^
the
250,000 shs.
89,657 shs.
(par $6%).____.
agreement,
175,000 shs.
,
to
89,657 shs.
250,000 shs.
(cumulative)..
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
loans,
1938.
12,000,000
53/4%>
I
p.
Corp.—Sales, Earn¬
ings Higher—
C AVa%
J
expansion.—V. 190,
7,000 000
$20):
D
underwriting,
.
'
share
320.
p.
5,000,000
Common stock
,
196,
1961
$158,472.76
:
...
Net income per
—V.
1962
$147,290.86
1961
Series
.
$5,000,000
Sept. 30—
...
income
Net
,
On
5,000,000
3%, due May 1,1977—
'
~
income'
Gross
FINANCING'
Outstanding
due-.Feb...1,
Series
the
the
laws
other mainland
sales of merchandise
Series
-
taxes
with
sales
$46,866,
outstanding
Holly'Corp.—Sells Certain Assets—
the
under
Series .G
develop-
income
outlook'is
•»,,<. ,*■
..
approximately 250
Series
,
-
state
complete,
■
.
Co., .Ltd.,
250,000 shs.
3,473,032 shs.
4,500,000 shs.
orders
reflects
01
to
pri¬
vately to certain institutional investors through East¬
man
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York City.
—V. 195, p. 8.
1962-68, of
exeept In -very isolated
Series.
Backlog
which
laxes,
Aug. 31,
1962,
shares
Hue & Co., Inc. — Notes Sold Privately — On
27, 1962, it was reported that $2,250,000 of this
Oct.
Approximately one-half of all
sales of products of Westinghouse Electric-Corp.
Series D,
Series
warehousing,
has reported sales of $3,335,627
its,current fiscal -year, down
slightly
the
same
period of • the previous
compared
income
31,
amounted
common-
(R.)
•
The
1891;
Oahu
Products
Mortgage Bonds:
E,
Series F,
for
Wclk,
President,
announced.
$3,250,000, he added, a rigure
company's net
the
of
Aug.
taxes,
disappointing,
now
"The
■
represented
Series
'.
Philadelphia,
posted
f
of plant, equipment and office facilities
would result in improved efficiency in
delivery requirements.
"Orders received in rne monwi 01 .august, 1931," Mr.
Wlrg stated,
"reached a record high of $1,060,000 and our backlog increased* 52%
from $986,400 at Feb. 28, 1932 to $1,504,500 at
Aug. 31, 1962.
-eorporation existing under the Taws
incorporated
was
CAPITALIZATION-GIVING
-
.
Gift
results
net
been
ended
after
515,340-
meeting production
the
First
conduct
can
months
on
These
were
utility renders.electric service .to the public on the Island
However, certain-plantation companies located on the
Series-G, 3'/a %
"we
work
'
pansion and modernization
program.
-
"would
six
income,
based
alter
has
principal business and
the company are located at 900 Richards Street,
sections of the Island
'
.!
period,
much-improved picture for the second half," Mr,
Wing comm'Tited.
He-pointed-out thariheavy, non-recurring/start-up costs for several
new
products had been completed in the first half, and that ex¬
California.- ,The-company's-electric service is available-in
of
1961
defense
Corp.—Net Lower—
ended
the sale will be applied by the
Oct.
on
its
qua iter
Y
.
firm's sinking fund notes due 1977 had been sold
company
Hawaii;
1S61.
on
third
.
This
of
-©eats
48
were
Sept.
share.
•
work at-company-owned facilities And fees for
Government-owned
facilities. ..This compares with
at
the
net
""While
,
Upon- the consummation of; such sale the company will assume the
unfunded portion of the cost of the pension plan of such corporation
to June 30,
1962 which is estimated to be approximately $240,000.
,
manpower and
costs
The Orthoscanner - will
including mail handling,
postage, and processing.
months
increased
•
.
six
$3,448,726
stands
company's
-
with
*
a
months
.
.
first
the
year,
now
1962,»earnings
compares
months -ended
$1.36
nine
of
income,
—
1962 fo-r .the sale on*or. prior to
Oct. 29, 1962 of/all ot.the stock of Honolulu Electrical Products
Co.,
'tLtd. for approximately $3,793,000/ The
company intends to use such
proceeds to the .extent thereof for its capital expenditure
Goodway Printing Co., Inc.—Sales, Net Down—
Goodway
.
of
of
first
defense
business," he
company has entered into
amended under date of Oct: lr
the
program,
prepaid
196'
Conn.-—V
For
1962.
.purchased under the* primary*
The
medium.
Carlson
these
share
of Rawaii
manufacturers..
for less money than
some
otcer
spend on handling and
processing costs
said
to
hand
and
machine
methods
of
count
,
share-
•
"
share for each ten
Series
finance
for
quarter
nine
the
*
and operating revenues-for
the nine ■ months'- period
$340,000,000, which includes billings of $82,000,090 covering
sales
-and
companies similarly engaged.,- It is the distributor in rhe State of
Hawa,ii'for qlectrical.apparatus and. all other products- manufactured
by WestinghoUse Electric Corp. The subsidiary is also the distribu-
counting and tabulating coupons, boxtops and
other-"proof of pur¬
chase" systems presently
in.use.. For less, money than it now-costs
to
for
1, 1962,
cash per
Higher—
the
stock
common
share
in
$2
systems.
'
..
;
would
about
Gift Stars
as
of
couponing
Mr.
'
Asia' market
government
program-
now
oUr
gives
wholly owned subsidiary
..of the company., is engaged in the merchandising of electrical equipin ent„ fix (tires, /appliances and accessories as well as- in the ousiness
of repairing electrical apparatus.. .It is in
competition with other
20
335 days a year,"
capabilities cf the system makes
tremendous
obsolete
also
'
Electric: Co., Xtd.
*
State
Honolulu
Mr. .Binger
said.
million coupons a day,
30
the
because
in'
step
"It
Bmiriieast
-
,
tions.
t,
,
.
enterprise such
an
unthinkable"
have
"more
process
•
"
•
to ■■Nov."
plus
George 3. Wing,, president, has announced fiscal first-half operating results for the 19-year-old designer and producer of fastening
"
said.
electricity for their own use. There are also located
Island -generating facilities owned by the United States Goveminent which generate electricity for certain
•
considered
;
anther-
Mr .Halligan
Laboratories, Tnc.; 'in Stamford,
for. each
-Oahu.
on
•
„
its
a
cents.
where
Island generate
.
/
.
-
,
Industrie*.--. is
-
one
-No other
.
.
"
wadiov
program,"
•
distance
v
Only
it
-
stock
common'
debentures
for
reported
on
This
42
Hi-Shear
communication
Department*.of- Health, the. estimated civilian -population
entire territory served was 500,317 -as of Jan.
1, 1962.
.
.
been
•
into
•
physical handling of all these small bits of
paper, as well as
the processing of the information
they contain, demands. the use
of a computer gild the new Honeywell Orthoscanner, just
developed
by Honeywell, that can read more than 1,500 coupons a minute and
; has the lowest coupon rejection rate of
any
scanning equipment
yet developed.
;
•
- ■
A
Mlv Litger
said the application of the new.
Honeywell. optical
scanning system to the processing of gift coupons is a
"milestone"
in
Debentures—
.
company serves the City • of Honolulu/-sugar
a-nd pineapple
plantations, Armed Forces establishments, -and numerous towns and
-villages..; According to the Bureau of Vital Statistics of the State
-
of playing"
The
,
Redeem
•
'The "company is an operating public utility engaged in the production, /transmission,- • distribution', and sale of electric energy for
\
.
deck
a
of
year
Miami—a
.
Borneo,
-The
.
approxi¬
-
the
all
r
and 2 '/4 inches wide,
an
inch in thickness,:"
five-thousands (.005) of
explained.. • "If stack solidly, like
from
.A
.
Oil. Co.
.
year,
radios"
energy
of
product
"hamlet
Cambodia, Viet-i4am,
Malaya, Sarawak, Brunei,
domestic, commercial, industrial; agricultural and governmental purposes on the Island of Gafau; State of Hawaii, U. S. A.
All electric
produced- by the company is generated in three steam power
plants which use fuel oil purchased under a contract with Standard
•
Gift
about
average
Carlson
Mr.
full
billion
coupons,
cards,
.
labels
first
11
"The
will
../
that
•
Manson
executive offices of
,
Gift-Bars,
.♦.
/times,
.
the
of
mately
.
of
and
Honolulu.
*,
participating products/" ,'Y
r" Y '
Y
magnitude of .the Gift Stars- plan makes it
wholly dependent
speed and wizardy of electronic data
processing, Mr. Binger
The
on
1.50
2.50
Co
$279,000,000 ■ for,-the
corresponding
/which included billings of
$38,000,000 lor space and
•and fees.-—V. 196, p. 319.
ha,
the. rriawveiy- "unuapped
.
BUSINESS—The
of
"Star coupons are
included by
participating manufacturers f on. selected products such as
foddf.
drugs, household products, cosmetics' and toiletries.
These coupons
are" "automatically
packed
in, affixed to, or made h perforated
portion
.
explained
y
Kingdom
handling or effort-on his part and on interference with other"
merchandising promotions he may be using, such as distribution
of trading
stamps at the checkout counter or' his
own
productcouponing.
Mr.
markets
$92,761,000 for the period
which $19,996,000 is budgeted for 1962.
-
-■>i'
by the house--
no
r
.
"collecting
Star
firm
penditures" of
program—"promises to^
techniques" because :it
handling
;
in
h
ha§
$1.14
third
work
net
toward the cost of its capital expenditures
program.
The program calls for total estimated ex¬
then, is the manufacturer
'
The
,
&
& Co.,
Inc-—1.50
Weld & Co. Inc— 5.G0
.
convertible
are
with
such
-
company
..
his
the
1.50
sales
were
/
,
2.50
Co...
White,
Walker
H.
Walston
Inc..
earnings
.space
-extended
Agency1 for* international
village-to-village
exist.
of-
Net proceeds-from
.
Here's how the plan will operate:
Participating brand name manu-";
facturers will include Gift Star
coupons in
their packages or on
the label.
The housewife
will
purchase the produc.s at regular
prices.
She will collect the coupons, forward them to Gift
Stars
and receive the gift of her choice
by return mail from the nearest
Gift Stars warehouse.
Then, and not until
for
and
writers.
the
at
processing systems "a new dimension of self-correc¬
tion," the ability of the scanning system to
automatically regenerate
lose or garbled information.
billed
Department's
permit
diversification
entry -into
recently
-
'/Witter &
data
Y Wife.
which* it
Dillon, Read & Go. Inc., New York City, and Dean
Co., San Francisco, are the principal under-
.
.
president
*
share
an
revolutionize
'(
&
....
G.
Pierce,
stock.
1961
Net
„
subscription rights. "
with Mr. Carlson, said:
"The coupling of ultramerchandising and electronic data processing in this pro¬
outstanding example of how the adaptation of electronic
processing is helping to create new and useful businesses."
said "Orthoscanning"—the new
optical scanning system an¬
.a
of
held of record Sept.
12,
rights to expire Oct. 30. Stockholders who exercise their rights also have the
privilege of oversub¬
scribing (subject to allotment) for one additional
conference
is
nounced
■
Co.____
&
Staats
R.
5.00
...
the basis of $25 Of
share.—V. 186, p. 2757.
the
.common
with
jointly with Honeywell, Curtis
said the Gift Star plan will be
early next year, with some 40
basis
radios"
basis .of
■
and
modern
adds
Smithers
5.00
...
on
1962,
For
,
Rights Offering to
Stockholders
The company is
offering its common
stockholders- the* right to subscribe for an
additional
315,730 common shares at $21.25 per share on the
conducted
president,
test-market
a
State
other means
Hawaiian
-
con-
range
the
nationally advertised products and a test-area saturation advertis¬
ing and promotion program. Early in 1964, the plan will go national,
accompanied by what advertising experts say will be "the
strongestadvertising-promotion program in a concentrated period of time in
the history of American
merchandising," Mr. Carlson said.
He
S.
Spencer Trask & Co..——: 2.50
Gas Go.—To
months
media.
Gift
on
through
6.-
•P.
-
carried
an
Cahf;,
-
'
conierence
press
launched
data,
William
Sutro & Co.
Conn.
compares
annually in the Gift Stars
coupons
continuing brand
advertising
billboard
a
Carlson,
gram
F.
3.00
Hercules Powder Co. Inc.—Net
side
food, drug and specialty stores.
saturation
press
5.00
2.50
Hercules .Powder
30,
:
The-Kansas-facility becomes the third EtalHcraftefs operation out¬
_the Chicago-area. O thers are-the-Pacific Division in Santa" Aha
Proc¬
-
products
ho
product
•
involve an intensive $20,000,000 national
promotion pro¬
that will include direct mailing to 50,000,000 American homes
At
Inc.
.
exchange
underdeveloped nations in 'Southeast Asia.
h"The -acquisi ron
,
-
data
will
It
L.
said
demand and
nationally
U. /S.
Singapore and the ^Philippines.
•Often
-
sponsors
sumer
various
Development-'(AID)' program',
essing Division announced development of a -fast,
versatile
new
optical scanning system that "makes the new program possible—&
system capable of "reading" 1,500 coupons per minute, that will
gram
1.50
Smith, Barney & Co.,
Co.
Smith
Debentures
two-way
field ,in
a-
and provides technical
assistance.ir. Tnail
Laos, Indonesia, British North
.x
Data
to
Under, the-
'
manufacturers 'dhd
many
maTkets
.
developments in electronic processing of
18 by Gift Stars,
Inc., of Minneapolis.
'program.
.
planned-- ■.communications', systems,
or
Gift Stars, Inc.—New Gift Coupon Program—
t
(
conducted
1613.
p.
1
being
now
of
spray painting, fuel injection, systems for automo-/
biles, oil burners and rocket engines/ spray drying of milk, the coating of industrial tape, defense applications and the desalinization'
of water; among others.—V. 194,
.
2.50
'
'in
L
&
inclusive,
..
an
1.50
CO.
Schwabacher & Co.
company has called for- redemption -on Nov. 1, 1962/all of
outstanding 3 Vi%
convertible debentures due July 1, 1965 at
10072%, Payment will be made at the Riverside Trust Co., Hart¬
.»
'to be- accomplished through
■
5.00
Hartford
s,ock, were-'not disclosed. "-The ,34—vea-r—.Kansas
firm "'Will be
Spray also
the purchase of stock that
..operated as a wholly-owned Hallicrafters
subsidiary."
<•
>
give it working control of Sprayfoil. Industrial Corp.,. cur¬
Halliganestimated that sales: of Radio Industries in fiscal 1963
rently engaged in research and development for further application " would -- exceed
$2,000,000. The firm's chief products are
General
'
&
3.00
Riter &
6.00
Weeks
Jackson
Gardner...:—
: Th3
■
...
Webber,
Curtis
its
This Chicago electronics
firm, has -entered into an agreement to
acquire-100% ^stock interest ^m^'RadioIndustries, Inc., Ka:;sas-City,
Kan.,- it Was announced -by Robert R.
Hailigan, Hallicrafters presi¬
■
referred
196, p. 946.
•
Hallicrafters Co.—Acquisition—
hereinafter
are
Reinholdt &
5.00
Co.
&
Lynch,
Fenner
-—V.
common
.
Co.
Brothers
Merrill
active."
•
,
Paine,
__15.25
Corp,
&
sold
or
Inc.__l5.25
—1
Lehman
solvents gnd printing business, manufac¬
eoprmunieacions
systems • and
components.—V,
196/
"
Issued
so
Stock."
Co.
Feabody &
Inc.
in, addition r.to its
.855:
&
Hallgarten
Kidder,
in
strengthened
are
not
Co.
&
Boston
Hornblower
told
a
&
Witter
Securities
Beidler said, „".The outlook is good for
turers
p
Read
•
Dean
shares
"Unsubscribed
LTyth & Co., Inc.—_____ 6.00
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc. 1.50
Eastman Dillon, Union
figures for the 1962 quarter include
firm,
Baronet
Litho Company
of
printing
The
the
as
First
and
Grow
except in France, Italy and former "French possessions, to Sprayfoil
Industrial Corp,, which in turn has licensed these
rights to the newly
acquired General Spray subsidiary in the areas of agriculture, hortl-
culture,
auction.
to
rose
earnings.
We have consolidated
operations in the diverse fields in which
our
.developing—has a wide number of applications, particularly in theareas
of agriculture, horticulture, pest control and
firefighting, the "
chairman said.
"It is
already being- used for spraying livestock,
fruit trees, shrubs and lawns, and in many other
applications."
The airfoil device was developed by Henri
Coanda, a noted French
aeronautical
engineer.
Professor Coanda has licensed all rights,
'
cents
.
Mr-
.
million
$1
four
Higher—
corporation
acquired
*N. Y.
Beiaier
sales
of
.
than
more
the
recently
'Mr.
those created by conventional spraying machines.
universities,
farmers,
ranchers,
fruit growers,mosquito control authorities provide ample evidence
unpreceue-ted capabilities for coverage and penetration, and for
of
were
due
was
stockholders the company -is
acquiring Contract
Transport Co., exclusively a Detroit
haulage company, which had
previously provided transportation for its "Detroit
subsidiary, Grow
tOive..t, a -fciaior- supplier of. paint thinners to the auto
industry
and of .industrial solvents.
and
remarkable
of
Johnstown,
a wing section of an airplane)
liquid form and apply them in particles many
than
"Reports
nurseries
,
a
(similar in appearance to
chemicals in
share
per
to
earnings
available, he added.
Basically,
to
in
$1,700,000 in the first quarter
ehded
Sept." 30,
compared
with $1,330,000
in
the
first
quarter
of the prior fiscal
year, Sheppard Beidler, Chairman of the
Board,
e,nnoi.mctd
P.t, tae annual meeting. Earnings figures are not
yet
"An
of
Earnings
cents.
Grow Corp—-Sales
stock.
sprayer using
in
37
decline
largely to the heavy capital
investment made in the
company's,new plants in San Diego and
Boston and by hon-recurring costs of
approximately $150,000 sus¬
tained
in
maintaining facilities needed to make bids on several
major contracts, Mr. Wolk said,—V. 195, p. 746.
Spray.
cash
in
earlier.
year
a
from
The
„
Sprayfoil, which will continue to be located in its present Minne¬
apolis plant,
will be operated as -a manufacturing subsidiary of
General Spray.
The latter corporation acquired 90% of Sprayfoil's
stock plus certain options for a consideration that will total more
than
period
down
General Spray,
has
7
the
terms
and
conditions
cf
the
principal underwriters named below
have
severally, agreed to pu-^chese from the-comnany at $21.25 per
-share, as-nearly as practicable in the
percentages indicated below,
'the shares of common stock- <i) net issued
upon the exercise of the
subscription warrants and (ii) not sold by the company at public
For
the
■
months
nine
ended
Sept.
30,
1932,
net
earnings of
-
the
corporation were $175,522,831 after estimated U. S. Federal income
taxes, Thomas J. Watson, Jr., Chairman of the Board, reported.
This
on
is
compares
1961
period
27,533,769
Net
U.
S.
with
with
earnings
net
after taxes
for the
$x52,837,977, equivalent to S5.55
outstanding Sept. "30, 1961.
of
a
corresponding
share on the
shares
for
earnings
Federal
income
service
the
income
$314,187,977
Gross
sales;
for the nine months' period to $6.35 a share
shares outstanding at the end of
the period.
equivalent
27,638,159
the
This
in
for
and
months
nine
ended
Sept.
30,
the
1962, before
compared
amounted to $358,722,831
corresponding 1961 period.
taxes,
the
moths
nine
rentals
ended
Sept.
30,
1982.
from
the
United States amountevl to
$1,244,491,206 in the corresponding
in
$1,339,360,957 compared with
1961 period.—V. 196, p. 218.
bury in the
company's fiscal year.
Net sales in the quarter
for
Total
amounted
to
quarter.
crease
Philadelphia-based
Earnings—
of
previous year.
place
these results
wLa the moncn of February, is the period in widen
portion of our tot*l sales volume and operating profits
have
been
traditionally
developed.
Without question we should
see
that characteristic performance again in the second half of
year."
reported that all operating subsidiaries in the Jerrold family
at midyear operated profitably, and that each is set
"perform
effectively and profitably"
in
the second half.—
He
companies
V.
19o,
Josten's, Inc.—Chairman Predicts
This
ties
maker
30,
meeting
of
class
Sales Increase—
and
and other school special¬
million in the fiscal year ending
the annual;
fiscal 1962
yearbooks
dollars
million
million
this
of
in
A.
Co.
o.
ht:ieooAb,
sion
from
come
two
companies
recently-acquired
In
Last
Wright Co.
drop in number oi students in classes that do most of
uuying.
This chop is reflected in the present college freshman
the
anticipated, Mr. Gainey
said.
However,
this trend is reversed in high schools this year.
Mr. Gainey also said he expects the company's profit percentage
to
be back
to normal this year after
unusual start-up costs in
three new plants aunng liscal 1962.— \f. 196, p. 1242,
which
than
smaller
is
nad
been
Changes
Keystone Steel&.Wire Co.—Management
meeting held Oct.
16
meet¬
Sommer, Chairman of the Board.
Walton B. Sommer, now Vice-President of Keystone, was named
President,
succeeding
Daniel
P.
Sommer
who is retiring
after
nearly 50 years of service. Walter V. McAddo also a Vice-President,
of directors of
The board
election
the
for
Mark
named
ing
at
company
a
annual stockholders
the
A.
Chairman
elected
was
the
following
officers
oi
Executive
the
of
and
Committee
Executive
continue
•*
"
Maik A. sommer, Chairman of the Board of National Lock Co.,
Rockford subsidiary of Keystone, was elected to that post earlier
this month after serving as Executive Vice-President and Treasurer
Vice-President
as
National
oi
the
of
Daniel
company.
P.
will
Sommer
director.
a
for
than
more
20
the
,
years.
this
fiscal
only
year."
Inc., manufactures and markets' a broad
plush toys, toy guns and holsters,, musical
toys and hobby, horses.-—V. 196, p. 218.;
-
538.
p.
Kornhandler,
(Lou)
suant
to
Oct.
an
5,
offering
The
Russotto &
Co., Los Angeles, offered publicly, 125,000
shares of this company's common stock at $2 per
share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $200,000, will be
used for debt repayment, machinery and equipment,
raw materials, advertising, and working capital.
BUSINESS
The
by Wade
of
which had
for
—
1962,
for
company
the
shares
land-Ross
manufactured women's wearing
GIVING
plant
EFFECT
located
are
910
at
PRESENT
S.
—V.
stock
196,
Los
(25c
par).
1,000,000 shs.
If
v
Maur, Inc.—Nine Months' Results—
sales
equivalent
to
nine
or
Mr.
91
in
on
the
last
1961
the
and
on
after
,360,000
over-the-counter
of
taxes
shares
year
sales
of
$5,233,660
number
rising
of
sales
May.
Be¬
and
earnings
of
$328,-
shares.
and
wider
dis¬
retail field for the company's consumer products
improvement in both volume and profit in the
lield.—V. 195, p. 2381.
continued
to
has
Trust
and
Savings
Bank,
Chicago, transfer agent for its common stock.
La Salle National
Banx, Chicago, has been named registrar.—V. 196, p. 1347.
to
Prudential
ceeds
—V.
will
195,
Insurance
be
p.
Co.
added
America.
pro¬
capital.
after
taxes
for
the
lirst
nine
its
estimated
months
of
gain
1962
^ 7™ '000—-an increase of 7%
Guilford
Dudley,
Jr.,
over the same period
President, said the net gain from
share for the nine months.
from
totaled
last year.
operations
During
New
the
during
yield
to
first
the
of
nine
$5,571,000,
investments
nine
5.26%,
in
months
or
months
to
1961,
per
loans,
amounted
according
of
$1.09
mortgage
Mr.
to
net
gain
share.
bonds
$24,059,000
Dudley.
from
operations
He
preferred
for
said
an
the
stock
average
company
the
at
rate
lVh
of
of Missouri
share
one
of
shares
Pacific
class
Mississippi
River
stock.
A
for
before
exchange
that
date,
unless
or
the
extended.
expiration
,
Union
Dillon,
Accepting
.
stockholders
Securities
of
&
Missouri
Pacific
together with dulv
721 Locust St.
certificates,
Mercantile
Trust
St.
forward
must
executed
Co.,
their
exchange forms to
Exchange Agent,
Louis,
to Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., 14o Broadway, New York City,
Forwarding Agent.
Mississippi River Fuel, directly and through its subsidiaries, owns
and operates natural gas transmission lines, engages in the explora¬
or
tion
for,
and
condensate,
of
development,
barite,
drilling
the
of
and
and
production
sale
ale
and
in
engages
the
in
the
of
oil,
crude
mining,
chemicals
of
natural
gas
processing, and sale
products used in
other
and
fluids.-',In addition, the eomnanv oresently owns 35.85%
outstanding class A capital stock of Missouri Pacific.
Missouri
Pacific is
corporation
bination
operating railroad carrier and is the parent
an
number
of - a
make
of
railroad
subsidiaries
which
in
integrated rail
earner
system,
approximately 11 493 miles of railway.—V. 196, p. 1343.
up
an
com¬
operating
Missouri Pacific RR.—Share Exchange Offer—
f.
See
Mississippi
River Fuel
this
Corp.,
issue.—V.
196,
1343.
p.
it
that
Monsanto Chemical
'
basic industries
concentrated.
The
"for
in which
1961's
ended
first
Bales
shares owned by him."
Sept.
three
30
sales
and
•
,
for
income
net
substantially
were
quarters.-
higher
the
than
.
nine
those
.
of
.
from sales of $695,014,000 in the
first nine months of last year. Net income of $57,524,000 was 15%
higher than the comparable 1961 net of $50,132,000.
In 1962, earnings for the first three quarters amounted to $2.05
a
share on 28,128,905 shares outstanding. In 1961, such earnings
were
$1.79
were
Sales
$784,039,000, up
share
a
for
1962,
this
shares.
28,023,440
on
quarter totaled $247,449,000 in
1962
and
income for the period was $16,107,000 in
$15,545,000 last year. Per-share earnings were
Net
1961,
compared
cents
13%
third
the
$229,338,000 in
to
and 56
year
1961.—V.
cents in
Utilities
Montana-Dakota
'
shares are tendered by share¬
Co.—Sales Up 13% ; Net 15%—
consolidated
company's
months
58
the
that
said
Co.
196,
p.
431.
Issue
To
—
Notes
Privately—
The
Federal
Utilities
Co.,
sory
notes
The
notes
Power
of
distributor
of
diversification
electronics
this New York corporation, a
and components, has moved into
move,
parts
the
highly-critical electronics' reliability field, it was announced by
Putterman;
President. ' "This step."
Mr;
Putter-nan, said,
"makes Milo an active participant with major electronics manu¬
facturers
in setting up and maintaining "reliability programs for
their products and systems."
will
more
the
York,
apolis and
N.
be
Y.,
logistics
packaging and packing engineering;
analyses.—V. 196, p. 642.
studies;
statistical
redemption
5%%
on
series,
Redemption—
in
service
—V.
plus accrued interest.- Payment will be made at the Mellon
Bank & Trust Co., Mellon Square, Pittsburgh 30, Pa., or
at The First National City Bank of New York,
2 Broadway, New
York.—V. 195, p. 2381.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—New Optical
Scanning System—
A
will
high-speed
optical scanning
system
with the
ability
to
Gross
has
been
announced
,
by
•
,
■
Honeywell
Electronic 'Data
-
funds
from
are
to
time
time
during
required for the
is
electric
an
North
and
Dakota,
natural
South
utility
gas
com-
Dakota,
and
providing
Wyoming.
p. .851.
>1962
—
premiums..
Earnings after
.
.i_
1961
$
1,772,434
share
—V.
-
475,681,141 264,126,734
4,287,734
2,255,501
provision for Federal income
earnings
of
196,
shares
p.
outstanding
695,888
$1.15
1,538,374
tax
$0.55
1,265,118
321.
Mount Clemens Industries,
Inc.—Acquisition—
acquired controlling interest in F W D Corp.,
Clintonville, Wis., producer of • heavy duty vehicles for industry
and government along with ground support equipment for aircraft
and missiles, it was announced by Samuel R„ Penneys, President of
Mount Clemens and L. A. DePolis, President of F W D.
The
company
has
was effected by tne purchase of 151,000 of F
outstanding common shares.
The acquisition
300,000
Mount
regen¬
Clemens,
D,
sales
and
metallic parts for
of
of
$24,000,000.
•
Mount Clemens' broad
program. Major acquisitions thus far, in addition to
include-Chester Tricot Mills^Inc., Kennett Square, Pa.,
Acquisition of
diversification
W
of components
industry
record
estimated sales
F
producer
W D
and metallic fasteners of various types,
$11,600,000 in the fiscal year ended
1962. F W D in the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1962, had
automotive
July 31,
system—called
Arthoscanning—utilizes a newly devel¬
oped optical scanning technique that makes possible new standards
of speed and accuracy in document processing,
Honeywell said. The
new
notes
$
registered
device
the
Period Ended Sept. 30—
the
The
issue
.
additional
as
Application volume
erate
ning
1962
Montana,
196,,
Corp.'s
missing or partially destroyed information, and with the low¬
document-rejection rate ever achieved by an automatic scan¬
the
National
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp.—Nine Months'
,
102.28%
$3,000,000 of promis¬
their date of issue.
to
from
Report—
Nov. 15, 1962, $385,000
due May 15, 1985 at
National
of
Montana-Dakota
Per
Milwaukee Gas Light Co.—Partial
Montana-Dakota
authorized
up
year
pariy's construction program, estimated to require about $18,000,000.
Number
The company has called for
of
its
first mortgage
bonds,
one
payable
with
the .First
balance
the
variety
the
has
to' issue
than
to the First National City Bank,
of
Northwestern National Bank of Minne¬
Bank of Minneapolis each having a
25% participation.
The. interest rate will be the prime commercial
rate in effect at the time-of each borrowing.
1
New
Electronics
Reliability Corp., the new subsidiary will
of services to government and industry.
These
preparation and implementation of:
Reliability
training programs;' reliability programs to meet government specifi¬
cations;
reliability
test
procedures;
reliability
studies;
military
a
include
Commission
Minneapolis
not
due
Montana-Dakota
first
its
Processing Division.
and
for
est
Per
amounted
is
stock
.
Mil© Electronics Corp.—Forms New Subsidiary—
In
Co.—9 Mos.' Net Up 7%
Nashville, Tenn., company reported
operations
The
working
1098.
Life & Casualty Insurance
This
of
Lido's
to
Shares—
Co., New York City, and
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc., St. Louis, will act as managers of a
group of dealers, including themselves, which will solicit exchanges.
Lido Corp.—Note Sold
Privately—On Oct. 17, 1962,
it was announced that this New York City
toy maker
had sold a $550,000 12-year unsecured
promissory note
$2.28
Offer for
River Fuel Corp.—Exchange
Railroad
Eastman
company's" diversification and growth program,
although Midland-Ross has under considera¬
tion several possible
acquisitions, none of them has reached the
definitive stage.—V. 195, p: 1851.
Harris
Mr.
will
Harris
named
respect ~to
7,017,698
outstanding end of period
579.
p.
deposited
date
152,839
than the 225.000
16,312,254
7,023,753
stock
common
e-'ch\nge offer will expire at 3 p.*". I EST) on Nov. 21, 1P62,
unless 900,000 shares of class A stock of Missouri Pacific have been
the exDiration date of the offer, Oct.-29,1962, Midlandthe right to pro rate the number of shares to be pur¬
tendering shareholder so that the total shall not
that figure.
provide
Co.—Appointment—
company
more
19,026,000
17,033,971
$2,315
The
each
from
Named
Larsen
The
~
35,338,254
20,402,000
corporation is offering to exchange 1,200,000 shares of its
stock for 900,000
shares
of class
A
stock of Missouri
common
Milton
to
earnings
the
professional
The
outstanding.
in
market
comparable figures for the
unavailable.
However, the com¬
are
-
37,485,971
■
common
reserves
Discussing
$328,000,
shares
196,
Pacific
Hanna Co.,
A.
$
333,846,759
__i'
taxes
of
share
Mississippi
holders up to
exceed
.
of accounting,
same
attributed
earnings
share
per
on
of
total
cents
Spiegel
tribution
and
cents
went
months
reported
pany
705,
$5,321,000
of previous methods
cause
first
91
stock
Maur
La
of
M.
owns
1961
$
421,378,512
•
chased
Nine-month
sales
and
earnings of this Minneapolis cosmetics
manufacturer, are approximately equal to figures for the whole year
1961, M. L. Spiegel, President, announced.
.
A
preliminary estimate for the
nine
months
ended
Sept. 30
shows net
the offer with
total of
a
1962
income taxes—
is
accept
205,376 shs..
Ross
La
—V.
expected the Hanna company will tender all of its shares,"
stated, adding that, "no director of Midland-Ross intends to
"It
Outstanding
634.
p.
The
more closely identified with the
Hanna's present investments are largely
he
Common
'
""
'
•
that
which
panies
FINANCING
Authorized
said
company,
con¬
<
-
.
30—
income
per
Common
a closed-end invest¬
shares of Midland-Ross has
recently expressed its willingness to sell all or a substantial part
of its shares because Of its desire to invest the proceeds in com¬
apparel under such name
TO
•
Harris
Mr.
ment
a
CAPITALIZATION
has
Sept.
—h
for
Earnings
desire of Midland-Ross to acquire
stock which -^ay be used in the
and growth program."
Since June 30, 1961, Mid¬
completed the purchase for cash of 50,576 common
shares.
purpose
period in excess of 32 years.
The company's main office and
Angeles St., Los Angeles, Calif.
of
share,
also
of Orthocode is
area
,
.
Net. income
year, it has been the
the company's common
a
diversification
was
principal
than
a
...
;
Provision
second half
products and capital goods.
shareholders, the chief executive said
to
letter
a
$44.75
Ended
considerable
a
"
''
purchase up- to
to
at
Orthotraclcs
the
Report—
industrial
and
consumer
In
more
incorporated in California on
of engaging in the manu¬
facture and sale of all forms of women's wearing apparel.
The com¬
pany acquired the name
"Lou Kornhandler" from a partnership
April 5,
N.
offering
is
shareholders
its
from
Months'
-
225,000 common
was announced
Harris, president of the large diversified manufacturer
corporation
shares
;
information
obliterates
or
Sales
Own Stock—>.
Midland-Ross Corp.—-Offers to Buy
Offered—Pur¬
circular, Costello,
Inc.—Common
1962
for
called
code
'
information,
;
document
to
Missouri Pacific
.
,,
special
a
rejection is necessary only if
Period
„•
line of dolls,
toys, action
V•;
games,
read
language
,
document
of
accuracy
"orthocorrection"
Nine
and qarnings during
will exceed those of
but" surpass those recorded in the
...
■
....
;
\r'"'
past six months,
last
of
of
,
.
addition
i-emoved
•
,
sales
"that
year
not
added,
he
.
—V. 196,
A
'
Mattel,
president,
new
" '
macnine
into
which permits autmatic
and
regeneration by the Honeywell 400 computer of-any data
that cannot be "read" by the scanner oeca .se of accidental damage
of
the Orthotrack—such as markings,
tears or other defacement.
up
.
.
confident,"
are
remainder
'the
WaLon B. Sommer, represents the fourth
generation of the founding family in the presidency of the company.
The
"We
.
earnings
and
73%
up
operations.
year's
,.
Lock
were
it
convercs
,
of
use
Earnings before
65% during the first six
months of the current fiscal year as compared with the same period
last
year,
it was reported by Elliot Handler,
President of the
Hawthorne, Calif, toy manufacturing fiim.
Mr. Handler reported that Mattel's sales during the six months
ended Sept. 1, 1962, were $31,127,000, as compared with $18,020,000
during the first half of last year, and that earnings after provision
for income taxes were $1,714,000, as compared with $1,040,000
in
the same period a year ago.
Earnings per common share during the first half of this year,
he said, were 64 cents, as compared with 39 cents per share during
the first half of last year, representing a rise of 64%. The figures,
he
pointed out,
were
adjusted tor a 2V2-for-l stock split last
January.
'
.
'•
.
In
announcing the company's sales and earnings figures,' Mr.
Handler cautioned against use of the first-half figures to project
sales or earnings for the full year, because profits are affected by
such
factors
as
customers'
inventory carry-overs, fiscal year-end
adjustments, and other items which depend upon results of a" full
Sales
trans¬
data
immediate
•
..
Mattel, Inc.—Earnings Up 65%—
Mass.
slight
class,
■/
.
and
said.
In
*
tains
—
of Philadelphia, Pa., and the R. F. Simmons
The rest will come as a result of expan¬
the high school population.
year
Josten's increased its sales
by $2.8 million despite
E.
;■<:
that
scanner
document
r
the
officials
.
Offered—On Oct.
17, 1962, it was reported that a secondary offering of
35,000 shares of this firm's common stock had been
made at $45.50 a share by Blyth & Co., Inc., N. Y. City.
percentage of the business, we should have 31
sales this year," Mr. Gainey said.
About $2.5
will
tho
*
4
Maryland Casualty Co.—Common,
normal
our
' '!■
/
.
document
interprets
that
processing Is obtained
Orthocode, which is im¬
printed on each document. Orthocode appears as a series of small
vertical bars of varying width, containing all of the data required
for
a
specific application. Orthocode may be thought oj: as the
visual expression of binary bits (the ones and zeroes that make up
computer language):
'
A complete row of Orthocodes is known as an Orthotrack. This
configuration permits accurate scanning at extremely high speeds,
and
through
December.—-V. 196,
by the end of
another 25
high-spsed
a
(converter)
processing.
process.
The
speed
E.
open
as
magnetic tape transport for recording all data scanned together
with essential .control information required for the auto-corrective
S.
J.
to
expects
8-
P-
.
1963, Daniel C, uainey, Board Chairman, toic!
of shareholders in Owatonna, Minn.
Sales iu
'Wiuu
to
also with other "returnable
output by an EDP system
use
A
the
in
unit
Orthoscanner
computer
the year before, stated Mr. Margolis.
the largest operator of leased departments for
the sale of health and beauty aids, candy and stationery in dis¬
count stores. It presently operates 165 such concessions in 34 states
$26,288,000..
were
a
rings,
increase of $5
Sales
a
expec.s
June
/vj •,
:
the
by
against $2,885,411
Marrud, Inc. is
217.
p.
leading U.
profits
According
major
to
increase of
nine months
70%—
for
created
are
units:
Orthoscanner,
control
A
discount operator, has announced record sales
fiscal year ended July 28, 1962.
Margolis, President,' sales for the 1962 fiscal
year
were
$20,676,166, up 95%
from the $10,618,106 reported in
the year ended July 29, 1961. Net profits after taxes of $713,289,
up 70%
from $420,420 in 1961, were equivalent to 71 cents per
share
on
the
average
number of shares outstanding during the
1962 fiscal year, compared with 51 cents per share on the average
number of shares outstanding
during fiscal 1961.; ■
Net worth of the company on July 28, 1962 was $3,882,200, as
This
and
concluding
this
■" * v ■
.
Marrud, Inc.—Sales Up 95%; Net
basic
The
the $75,909,511
over
1493.
p.,
""
"To
in proper perspective," Mr.,. Harman
said, "I snould point, out that the tirst six months of our fiscal
year are seasonally poor marketing months for each of our com¬
panies, because of the nature' of their products. Tne second half
of
the fiscal year beginning with
the month of September and
of
of 4.3%
that
after
ports, scans and sorts various-size documents.
1962 were $79,211,260, an
registered for the same period
of 1961.
Net profits for the third quarter of 1962 were $359,996
against $357,751 in 1961. Net sales for the third quarter were $27,124,497 compared to $26,808,680 in ihe like 196i period.:—V. 196,
sales
Net
■
then,
three
shares for this period.
on an average 1,207,489
for the first nine months of
based
1961,
increase
$11,150, or six-tenths of one cent per common share on an average
of 1,987,482 shares outstanding in the year-ago period.
Sales increased to $10,413,495 from $5,953,074 in the first half
the
*
were
on
1,297,801 shares outstanding.. This- represents an
11.3% from the $1.15 per share reported for the first
the six
for the
designed
is
(documents
passing through the hands of consumers,
are
acceptable as input into EDP systems). Examples: utility bills, in¬
surance premium stubs, subscription blanks and credit card invoices.
The configuration of the Gift Stars system includes the Honeywell
400
computer and the Orthoscanning system,
which consists bf
and
profits for the corporation for the first nine months of
$1,662,483, an increase of 20%' from the $1,387,606 during
the same
period of 1961, it was reported by Herbert R. Mayes,
President. Per share earnings during this period were $1.28 based
Harman, President, reported that net operating profits
for the six months rose to $190,312, equal to 9V2 cents per com¬
mon
share on an average of 2,01.2,479 shares outstanding, from
the
common
Corp.—Earnings Up 20%—
McCall
Sidney
of
the
for
agent
1962
sales and net operating profits for
31, 1962 set first half record highs
diversified electronics company.
Aug.
ended
has ben appointed sole transfer
stock of the corporation.—V. 196, p. 1493.
Irving Trust Co., New York City,
1242.
corporation's
The
months
Orthoscanning
media"
Net
Jerrold Corp.—Record Sales,
\
well EDP officials.
Lyntex Corp.—Appointment—
-
manufactures ball valves.—V. 196, p.
company
Life
1961.
second
application of the system will be in the Gift Stars, Inc.
(Minneapolis) gift couponing program just announced, where, in a
nationwide program, it will process an estimated 11 billion coupons
annually at the rate of 1,500 coupons per minute. "The tremendous
capability of this new optical scanning development makes the
punched card obsolete as a couponing medium," according to Honey¬
compared with $318,707,000 for the first
insurance in force at the end of the
an in¬
months,
of
a
Initial
quarter reached a new high of $2,136,673,000 after
of $71,727,000 for the nine months.—V. 196, p. 538.
third
provement in sales and earnings, due largely to more efficient opera¬
tions in the company's new plant at Worcester, will continue in the
The
months
nine
with
.
ocrr
nine
the
during
$1,514,349 compared with
$1,357,401 in the corresponding period of last year. Income before
state and Federal taxes was $80,529 compared with $32,892.
Net
income
was
$41,084, equal after preferred dividends of 7.4 cents
a
share on the 514,550 common shares outstanding Sept. 30, com¬
pared with $18,464, equivalent to 3 cents a share in the same
period last year.
Howard G. Freeman, president, said indications are that the im¬
current
average
an
can scan data at the rate of 1,850 characters per
document-rejection rate of about one-tenth of 1%.
system
buying
of selected growth stocks
quarter, purchasing $1,044,000 of common stocks
yield of 4.56% ,
insurance sales from all divisions amounted to $290,857,000
dollar-average
third
the
during
recorded by Jamesthree months ended Sept. 30, the first quarter of the
sales and net income were
both
in
its
continued
Higher—
Jamesbury Corp.—Sales, Net
Increases
F W
D
is
another
step in
Industries,
Andover
and
the
Number 6205
196
Volume
Inc.,
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Andover,. Ohio.
delivery of gas fromi the company's Lathrop field to Pacific Gas
Electric Co. under the 20 year contract between these firms.-
engaged
is
Chester
business. and-Ahdover
textile
produces molded plastic parts
industries.' V
^
Penneys pointed out that the acquisition of P W D increases
total assets .under. Mount Clemens', control, including the interests
of P W b minority shareholders, from $5,500,000;to over: $20,000,-:
000, working capital from $2,500,000 to approximately $10,000,000
and sales
from $11,500,000 to-approximately
$35,000,000. ;
ih
automotive
the
for
and
(1661)
4c
All these fields
appliance
>
Association
Lathrop the second
state's-drilling history. Dr. Ham¬
*
commenting
developments
Mount
its
The names
the
-to
Philadelphia suburb:, It has
plants
in
Mount
Clemens,: Mich.,
Mancelona, Mich./'East Jordan, Mich.,/Kennett Square, Pa., and
Andover, Ohio.—V. 196, p. 856.
'
1
:
W
f'l
'
t
>;•/■.»«/
National
'
11
•
V
»
.
.;
, v»
•
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ri
•('
1
Airlines, Inc.—Begins Exchange
American Stock—
/
See Pan American World
years
in
it
and
1 .J.
The
Chemical
&
Joint Ventures—;
National
Ventures
interest,
missile
'i
Distillers
with
PMC
has
involved
fuel, Dimazine
Intermountain
ownership
(R):
Chemical
PMC
by
Chairman
of
"Both
for
of
our
The
this
these
-•
but
•-
the
joint
inotwo.
,
46%
.a
in
interest
10%
a
results
which
of
proved
the
*•
it
these
sales
ing
systems
nine
period
to
$524,462,
ended
sales
Division
Sept.
which
compared
30,
volume
sales
include
Naughton
record
Sept. 30/ 1962. '
John J. McNaughton,
totaled
"Our
not
reported
ended
According
months
has
company
months
for
the
the
of
North
<
'
'
-
result
sales
of
also
He
the
that
announced
46,400
stock
of
p.
announced
National
196,
shares
of
continued
to'hold
748.
p.
•
merger
anticipate
we
Phonics
Systems
reading
has been launched nationwide with, full marketing, and adver¬
tising support in leading publications. "The'early response to this
unique training system has been most gratifying," he said.—V. 195,.
p. 2597.
•. j.
•
course
National Union Electric Corp.—Managem't Change
Jack
D.
•
Turpen, formerly assistant to the manager of manufac¬
the Appliance division of Westinghouse Electric Corp. in
Durham
White,
A.
sales
Net
Net
!-.*
-
30—
at
lower
a
interest
cost
to
the
J
$14,624,773 $12 ,834,955
,278,405
taxes-—1,508,659
before
taxes
i_—-__
721,000
—
earnings—_r_—(
'
earnings per • share—*
——_
Net
Number
—V.
of shares
1S6,
See
Peoples
Gas
Light
sales
the
of
/
this
issue.—V.
New
—
196,
in
Highs
.
.
were
increased
11%
to
ji
$9,223,743
with the greatest increase coming in the fourth
also reported that the company was entering the new
year with a backlog of unshipped orders double that at the beginning
of the year just ended.
Construction of office and manufacturing
facility additions at both the Des Plaines, 111, and Austin, Texas
locations was completed during the year.—V.
194, p. 1852.
Nuveen Tax-Exempt Bond
posed Bond Offering—
v
Fund, Series 3
,
0
,
.
bn Oct.'18, (1962,. .a. spokesman for John Nuveen
New York City/stated that his
company as
bonds
130,000
on
or
units
about
in
the
&
$13,000,000
Co., Chicago
would
sponsor
fund
trust
the
by
income
securities
became
to
fund
taxes.
Serial
effective
Petroleum
Occidental
the
is
expected
its
holders
would
registration
that
be
the
exempted
statement
3y4%
for
income
the
first
had
a
record
nine
nine
months
of
share on the 4,274,450 shares
compared with $3,540 or $0,001
period in 1961.
months
Jan.
Hammer
$3,930,100,
into
"After
first
4,661,000
called
debentures
for redemption
Occidental
common
of
nine
the
to
be
of
1962
before
was
share
$4,961,358
of Sept.
as
for
the
same
of
the 15-year
6V2%
Oct.
original' principal
10, 1962, have been
sum
con¬
debs,
Cumul.
and
June
pfd.
1974
1978
1,
due
bank
pfd.
4.64%
Oct.
1982_J
1,
loans.
Outstanding
$18,000,000
stock
would
be
he
to
per
$1.06
be
issued
upon
full
share
earnings for
share, based on
per
said:
'
stock
par) '
($100 par)__„
series
stock
Oakley fields, nor
any
due
Nov.
1,
1975
due
Nov,
1,
1979——
due Jan.
for
1,
1982—
($100 par)
stock
Series
Co.
Evans
A.
&
100
Co.,
Inc.
100
Faulkner, Dawkins &
-
Sullivan
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.—
100
Harrison
100
500
Inc.
Janney, Battles &
E.
W.
Clarke, Inc.——
•
Co.
&
—
Higginson Corp.—
F. S.iMoseley & Co,
R/W. Pressprich. & Co.—
Reynolds & Co.," Inc
500
/Irving
L.
100
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
Lester
Lee
Ryons
100
100
Co.—
&
Lundborg
500
500
Pacific
Shields
500
100
& Co.—
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
Muliahey, Wells & Co
Newburger & Co
Newhard,
Cook
&
Co
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
Rothschild
F.
&
500
500
Co.
&
Co.
500
100
100
100
100
Northwest
100
Co
Baker, Weeks & Co._
300
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Prescqtt
& Co. —,——
Reinholdt 4s Gardner—
Blair
300
James
G.
,
100
—
500
&
—
H. .Walker
Co.
4s
&
Co
500
IUc._„__'
Dick 4s Merle-Smith_^
R. S. Dickson 4s Co., Inc.
300
Estabrook
300
E.
4s
Hutton
F.
Model,
F.
4s
4s
300
Co
Co
100
4s
100
Inc.
Fox
300
4s
100
100
Schmidt, Roberts 4s Parke
Singer, Deane 4s Scribner
Stern, Frank, Meyer 4s
300
4s
Smithers
S.
Inc.
Co.
Co
Roland
Richardson
Sons,
300
Co._;
300
100
100
100
——
Winslow,
Stetson
4s
Cohu
100
Inc.
NEW PREFERRED STOCK—
'''•
Shares
i
Kidder,
Peabody 4s Co
Lynch, Pierce,
34,750
Fenner 4s Smith Inc._^
34,750
Merrill
First
Boston
Eastman
M.
4s
Paine,
Co
—.
4,000
R.
Co.
4s
7,000
w. Pressprich & Co.— 4,000
Shearson, Hammill 4s Co. 4,000
Shields
4s
Spencer
Trask 4s Co
Anthony 4s
4,000
Day
4,000
7,000
Rhoades
Tucker,
Brothers
R.
7,000
—
Salomon
4,000
Jackson &
:
7,000
Dillon,
Secuirties
Loeb,
Webber,
Shares
Co.— 4,000
&
Weeks
4s
Curtis
7,500
Goldman, Sachs 4s Co.
Lehman Brothers _!
Carl
Noyes
Hemphill,
Hornblower
Corp.
4s
L,
H.
G.
A
B
$5.60
4,000
Co.
—
Walker
4s
4,000
Co
$5.15
38,400,000
60,000 000
4 000 000
4''
82*612
shs
92,812 shs.
500,000 shs.
$32,600,000.
2~00,b66
shs.
6,767,545 shs.
$32,600,000
12,250,000
the
company
debentures
respective
for
43,980 shs.
prices
of
the
the
of
0.5%
in
excess
of
a
public.
selected
and
the
several preferred
to make public offerings
preferred stock, initially at the
Any such offerings and sales will
propose
dealers'
concession
of
not
the
in
under¬
excess
principal amount of the debentures (of which
of 0.25% of the principal-amount of
the debentures
reallowed
to
other
dealers
Northwest
Rauscher,
Pierce
Co
4s
2.000
Co.,
Inc.
—
2,000
1343.
p.
Bank
York
New
to
act
Trust
Co.
registrar
as
been
has
for
its
appointed
class
A
by
stock.—V.
1244.
(New York, N. Y.)
Ziegler & Co., West Bend,
Wis., is offering publicly, $800,000 of this corporation's
5% to 6% first mortgage bonds dated Aug. 1, 1962,
and due serially Aug. 1, 1965-77. The bonds are priced
at par and accrued interest, except those maturing
Aug. 1, 1977, which are priced at 101 and accrued int.
Park Avenue Christian Church
Offered—B.
C.
proceeds will be used to help finance the con¬
of a $967,783 four-story education building
adjacent to the Church at the corner of East 85th St.,
and Park Ave., New York City.
The bonds
are guaranteed as to principal and inter¬
by The United Christian Missionary Society, In-*
and
the
Christian Board of Publication,
Hanover Trust Co., New
is trustee for the issue and First Wisconsin
Trust Co., Milwaukee, and First National Bank of
West Bend, Wis., paying agents.
Louis.
St.
Manufacturers
York City,
Parker Pen
Consolidated
new
offerings made through dealers, the debenture
allow
—_
Pacific
follows:
part.
such
—
dianapolis,
delivery
may
196,
7,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
Inc.
Co.
Co.
4s
—Bonds
underwriters
respectively,
and
to
as
Co.
4s
Goodbody
shs!
90,000
when, as and if issued and accepted by the re¬
spective underwriters and subject to the approval of counsel and
to the right of the respective underwriters
to withdraw/cancel or
modify the offerings and to reject orders in whole or in
any
Drexel
7,000
Co.
4s
struction
37,000,000
$10,000,000
debenture
4s
Becker
7,000
Net
51,600,000
155 000 shs
bank loans
several
Witter
G.
p.
preferred
underwriters,
the
Corp.
White, Weld 4s Co.
A.
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland 4s Co.— 2,000
McDonald & Co. ——2,000
Mitchum, Jones 4s
Templeton
Inc.
2,000
Webster
4s
2,000
Co., Inc.
Securities
corporation
UNDERWRITERS—The several debenture
underwriters, through
representatives, Kidder, Peabody & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc. and
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and the several
preferred stock underwriters, through their
representatives, Kidder,
Peabody & Co., and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
advised
Co.
4s
Papert, Koenigr, Lois, Inc.—Appointment—
their
stock
4s
7,000
Stone
est
Short-term
Barney
196,
preferred—.
have
Smith,
Evans
A.
Clement
7,000
18,677,000
preferred
C
$5
Hutzler
the
Anadarko:
be
100
100
Clement
500
Langiey
Chemical
14,642,000
12,250,000
51,600,000
37,000,000
338,580 shs.
Series
writers
revenues
100
Richard W. Clarke Corp
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.—
500
—
Co.—
25,537,000
200,000 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
(no par)
Series
On
100
Childs
Co.—__
C.
9,976,000
14,642,000
25,537,000
18,677,000
38,400,000
60,000,000
($100
3%%
of
200
Howe
$18,000,000
100,000,000
First mortgage pipeline bonds—
3V4% due July 1/1970
be
stock.
earnings figures do not include any natural gas sales from
Occidental's
newly-discovered Freeport, Butte Sink/ Butte Creek,
due Dec.
4%%
the
the
in
outstanding,"
Mulligan Hill
PRESENT FINANCING
9,976,000
1, 1975
4%%
earnings in
Sept. 30,
The
Brentwood,
due
The
additional shares
debentures, Occidental's
months
shares
1962
per
practically 100%
allowing for the
conversion
the
that
convertible
subordinated
verted
revealed
1,
Short-term
4% cumul.
to
1
speech
a
outstanding
per
1962,
Dr.
due Aug.
Nov.
5%
"
$1.16
1, 1971__
1, 1973
due
Preferred
Angeles Society of Security- Analysts at the Biltmore Hotel
Angeles, Calif.
....
Gross
operating revenues in the initial nine months of 1962,
including net proceeds from sales of gas through production pay¬
ments, were $9,344,232 compared with $2,857,254 in the same 1961
Net
—
2%%
Earnings—
200
—
500
—
&
&
Co._
&
& Co—
Securities
Corp
500
Corp.
Co.
W.
—V.
1963-1971_
due June
3V4%
Los
30,
due
3Va%
the
Los
or
from
debentures-—
2.50%
from
covering
Chapman,
Barth
200
500
Ladenburg, Thalmann &'
Dean
TO
Authorized
5'A %
company's 42-year history for the period
President Dr. Armand Hammer said in
period.
miles
New York City.
Sinking fund debentures—
,
18..
1962,
in
1,500
Louisiana, through to a point
Its head office is at One Chase
Trunkline:
Oct.
has
extends
and
company:
Common
It
22.
Occidental Petroleum Corp.—Record
of
The
placing the current yield to investors
The
system
Texas
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
3.78%.
Payments
Federal
of
areas
5ndla?a'MichiSan border.
??
„
J.
Co.
Inc.
transmission
gas
Coast
Manhattan Plaza,
tax
of
Gulf
units
Oct.
would be priced at about $106,
at
sales
Pipe
200
a
Trunkline's
the
Pro-,
—
:
and
offering
Eastern
200
Co
500
Dominick
E. Hutton
Brothers
Ss
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Stroud &
Co., Inc.
500
Union
i
corporation
He
exempt
At
will be used to retire
short-term bank loans.
Line and is subsidiaries,
Jin
?as
an£ Anada,rko Production Co. produce, transport
na J
&as- Panhandle's main transmission system extends
a
distance of 1,300 miles from
the gas
producing areas of Texas,
Oklahoma^ and Kansas into
Michigan.
from last year,
begin
4.64%.
oversubscribed.
—Panhandle
James M. Phelan, Chairman of the Board and President, stated in'
the annual report that the increased sales resulted from some
gain
in all product lines and that orders for new products increased over
quarter.
cost of less than
Brrar,T?T2iai>r ^.c p^ amount of outstanding
>
20%
dividend
or
<tannSwSftDSHPf0Cfeds from these
Sales,
from
$8,331,712 and net earnings increased 10% to $704,395 in the fiscal
year ended Aug. 31, 1962 from $641,211, The results for both years
include the sales and earnings for Texas Nutflear Corp., a
wholylowned subsidiary of Nuclear-Chicago.
The earnings per share increased to $.60 from $.54 based
upon
the 1,178,514 shares outstanding at Aug. 31, 1962.
.
$100 and
option of the company, the preferred will be re¬
deemable at $104.64 per share
prior to Oct. 1, 1967,
and at prices
declining to $100 per share. Both issues
947.
p.
offered at
was
the
v
Exchange Offer—
Co.,
Corp.
,
the
200
200
500
Corp.
Securities
McDonnell
preferred stock
interest
an
,629,106
./•
Coke
&
Nuclear-Chicago
Earnings—
Net
1,629,106
of
200
-
Pierce & Co.,
Inc.
500
500
W.
company
100%
Rauscher,
Stern
Francis I. du Pont & Co.—
dividends.. Prior to Oct: 1, 1967, the preferred
stock is not redeemable from
borrowed funds having
$0.41
v
-
North Shore Gas Co.—Share
,
$0.48
.
new
ranging from
&
Hayden, Stone
accrued
602,451
675,954
787,659
•
—
outstanding—-—*—'
•
580.
p.
The
1961
Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton Inc.
500
—
&
200
200
600
—_
Inc.
Dominick
Co
&
Co.
William R. Staats & Co
__—:
Dodge
&
600
Co.
200
200
Lemon
600
C. Allyn & Co.—
American Securities
Clark,
200
&
600
—
Bache & Co.
Inc.—
Reid
flchwabacher & Co.
Inc.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
were priced at 99.40% and accrued
yield approximately 4.42%. They are not
April 1, 1965, at prices
principal amount.
1962
__—______
Earnings
Income
Sept.
Co.__
Co.
200
Fleming
Nolan,
1,000
1,000
1,000
Co
&
&
200
200
Co
Co.—
Johnston,
1,000
1,000
Inc.
Corp.
Drexel & Co.
200
200
&
&
The Ohio Co
Goodbody & Co.
Hallgarten & Co.
beginning
'
Period Ended
&
Becker
200
Co.
—r—^
Collins
McDonald
____—!_
&
G.
&
Simmons.-
&
1,000
Weld
Paribas
300
200
Inc.
Equitable
prior to Oct. 1, 1967. Otherwise they are
redeemable at optional redemption
prices ranging
from 104.38% to the
principal amount. The deben-r
tures are redeemable for the sinking fund
Nestle-LeMur Co.— -Nine Months' Report-
..
&
1———
Witter
300
-300
Co., Inc.
Granbery, Marache & Co.,
Webster
&
300
Inc.—__
Sullivan
Co.
&
&
Securites Corp.
than 4.42%
manufactures
folding metal furniture.
*
In; his new position, Mr. Turpen will direct all industrial en¬
gineering and manufacturing functions of Durham.
His1 responsi¬
bilities will include methods^ engineering, time-study and*-standards,
cost estimating
arid - plant lay-out.—V. 196; p. T493.
*
...
Jackson
$300
&
Inc
Southwest
Folger,
1,000
Hutzler
Dean
First
1,000
Smith, Barney & Co.
Stone
Eastern
redeemable
'
Co
Co.,
Blair
Fulton,
Co.
&
Co.
Ellis
Julien
•
Rhoades
Brothers
&
Co., Inc.
1,000
Weeks___^
Loeb,
Wertheim
.
"
(000's Omitted)
&
Bos worth,
1,000
M.
Salomon
stock
Blunt
_
1,000
—
Curtis
The debentures
interest to
preferred
Wood, Struthers & Co
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus—
1,000
1,000
&
Fenner & Smith Inc.
Columbus, Ohio, has joined Durham Manufacturing Corp., a sub¬
sidiary of National Union Electric Corp., as Works Manager, it was
announced by G. W. Erdmann, Vice-President and General Manager
of Durham.
' ■
"
-
'
Anthony
Day—
L.
William
—„
&
R.
1,100
Lazard Freres & Co
ferred
turing of
1,000
Inc.
200,000 shares of 4.64% series cumulative pre¬
stock ($100 par), by a group headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
,.
.
Tucker,
1,000
to
conditions
and
follows:
as
Trask
Walston
Hornblower
$60,000,000 of 4%% debentures due 1982, by a
)•} group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.;
■
/
,
National
an
:•
of
re¬
Amount
Spencer
Weeden
Sachs & Co.
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
banking groups announced they offered publicly on
Oct. 17, two issues of this firm's securities as follows:
$1.5 million,"
and
the
and
and
,,,.
1,100
1,100
Goldman,
they
American
Pan
are
,
.
,
Securities & Co.——_
Pipe Line Co.—Debentures—
Preferred Stock Offered—Two New York investment
31,. 1962, reported
of approximately
Smith
& Co., Inc
Eastman Dillon, Union
acquired an addi¬
total
holdings to
400,000
terms
'
A.
Panhandle
respectively,
Blyth
'
;
&
Paine, Webber,
-
agreement,
6,000
Carl
Inc.,
in
who
.
debentures
stock
agreement
6,000
Begins Ex¬
Airlines,
the
Inc.—
that the company had
National
underwriting
to
underwriting
Lehman Brothers
—
dealers
Dealers, Inc.).
public offering
agreed,
First
856.
dividends, Pan American
of National bringing
its
shares
while
months
American
rate,
starting in 1963,
McNaughton added. \.» v
Mr.
of
64,000
464,000,
■
North
the
196,
stock
not'in
'
the
preferred
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc._
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.—
Boston-Corp
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.____
of
di¬
of
as
new
DEBENTURES—
Fenner
in
the
to
the
company,"subject
debenture
Kidder, Peabody
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
meet
The company's'earnings will continue to grow
result
a
tional
said.
a
recommend
of
of
which not
Amount
American
,
"As
As
of last year does
Correspondence'Schools
Aug.
1,
1962,"
Mr.
Mc¬
nine
to
will
(of
respective
underwriters of
(000's Omitted)
& Co.—$6,000
'
company's policy
or
a
combination
American World Airways, Inc.
shares.—V.
American, for the, fiscal year ended July
sales of $656,566. ;
\
- \
annual
the
for
"
North
net
train-,
net' sales for the
$147,977-for, the like nine
effective
acquired
we
several
the
the
.
started
in
exchange for a like number of its own shares held by National.
The stock was originally obtained under a Sept. 9,
1958 agree¬
ment under
which
the
two carriers
agreed to a share-for-share
exchange of 400,000 shares and the lease of each others jet planes
during their respective busiest seasons. The CAB later disapproved
the
plan and ordered the airlines to divest themselves of the
stock by July 31,
1964 and at least 10%' of it by Oct. 28, 1962.
/c-«
»
.
dividends
intention
-
.
directors
of
the
com-
approximately 65 to 70% of the net
should be paid to the stockholders. Dr. Ham¬
divest-itself
to
»
President;
to
first
volume
sales
- •
:•'
1961.
educational
his
board
consider
stock
is
On oct. .17,.1962, it was
at
National Systems Corp.—Record Sales—and
it
dividend
a
to
;
the
change of National Airlines Stock—
capital funds available for invest¬
ment in fields more closely allied with-our own chemical activities,"
Mr. Bierwirth said.—V. 196, p. 431.
"
order
dividends,
that
the
said
year
day, it is more than $100,000,000.—V.
-
returned
This Southern California-based mail
the
\
••
with
past five years."
*
Dry Hammer became President, in 1957 the market value
outstanding stock was approximately $120,000. To-
Pan
conclude
compatible
Occidental's
•
profitable' investments
were not in
the areas of
bestJ to
president
of
stated
that
be
to
products
felt
cash
When
«•'
•
investments
from
,
have for the
100%.
in
to
He
future ahead.
and
liquid * rocket
■
was
of
•
.....
•
as
we
make
the
underwriters
in
Stock
earnings of this year
mer said: "With the tremendous
population expansion in California
we
believe that Occidental, with its large nautral gas fields and
acreage position in , the gas-rich Sacramento -Valley, has a'bright
a capital gain for National of approxi¬
taxes, according to John E. Bierwirth/
after
ventures
interests,
time and
second
Co.,, disposal
Board.
company,
main
our
net
the
storable
the
Corp/ r«
This action has resulted in
mately $1,150,000,
of
interests
which. National' had
end
rectors
Corp.—Sales—1Two„
its
first/ in
the
regard
t
•
liquidated
•
Corp.- The
production
for
other
several
specified
highly liquid condition places
acquisition of additional natural gas
•
Occidental
before
.
Airways,,Inc., this issue —V. 196, p. 1348.
Distillers
and
reserves
preferred
concession
spective principal amounts of the debentures and numbers of shares
of the new preferred
stock which they have severally
Occidental's
favorable position
a
oil
both.
National
He said
more.
pany's; policies.
Pan-
of
pay
two
.
",'I
'
of
purchase
that, due to Occidental's loss carry forward and in¬
drilling write-off, the company will have no income tax
for 1962, with this condition expected to continue at least
tangible
the
and
dealers'
preferred stock
initial public offerings, the
prices and concessions may be changed.
added
He
alter our optimism in this respect."
headquarters in Bala -Cynwyd, - Pa.,, a
could
has
Clemens,
new
the
.
*
seen
Inc.)
selected
of
of $0.35 per share may be reallowed to other
members of the National Association of Securities
are
.
on
Dealers,
a
excess
After
Lathrop to Its Tracy station 14 miles away. He estimated delivery;
of gas will start before the end of 1962.
Dr; Hammer said Occidental's current cash of
the,,acquisition, i Penneys said/.'/that i.witlr V
approximately $6
million is equal to more than 5 % times the company's total inF W D expanding the scope of its activity in the, heavy duty truck
*
debtednessr Occidental has no long or short term debts,
market, it is our expectation, that the future will prove increasingly
except for
current accounts payable and accrued items.,:
successful. Only unfavorable economic • conditions or other unfore¬
In
Securities
may allow
$0.90 per share
of
excess
largest natural gas field in the
mer reported
that: P; G. & E; has acquired the necessary right-ofways: and has requested bids for construction of the pipeline from
.
of
underwriters
.
in northern California with
are
9
who
are
members
of
the
not
may
National
tic
subsidiaries
086,
or
60
for the
cents
reported.
volume
a
and its foreign and domes-*
ended Aug. 31, 1962 were $548,*
Parker Pen
of
six months
share,
Daniel
Parker,
President of
..
period last
In
per
the firm,
•
earnings
$468,788, or 51
Net
sales
Co.—Earnings Up 17%; Sales 3%-—
earnings
rose
cents
for
17%
per
the first
...
.
above the same period list year when
share, was reported. Total consolidated
six
months
increased
3%
over
the
same
year.
letter
to
shareholders,
Mr.
Parker
pointed
out that all
result, al¬
that these
corporate units contributed to the improved earnings
though some did so in lesser proportion. He added
The Commercial and
101
Jesuits
devaluations"
—V.
195,
p.
,
$3,627,-:
nine months net income, of
corporation has reported
the first nixte months of 1961.
income for the third quarter was
«:
.
—V.
196,
634.
p.
'
/
First, mortgage
4%%
J
-120,000
office
is at
5711
Rill
Croft
Houston.
Ave;,
Authorized
due
•
.
installment notes:
Outstanding
•
v
1971—__—::—
due 1977___^_
.6%
187,500 shs.
500,000 shs.
$103,200
;
'
.
423,538
-
Other notes payable:
r
'•
"
-:
;.
$2,077,420, or 74 * cents a;
share, compared with $2,232,070, or 80 cents a share for the third
Plough, Inc.—Nine-Months' Report
quarter of 1961. Sales for> the third quarter were $17,805,658, com-' •
1961 * ,r
1962
t
Period Ended Sept. 30—v
pared with $18,000,185 for the third quarter of 1961.
' ;
$36,400,000
$38,750,000
Net sales—Fred L
Doon.tle, president, said: "Although, the volume of our,
i
5,120,000 *• ...
5,950,000
Shipments increased slightly in the third quarter of 1962, compared.„ ..Net profit before taxes.—
3vioo;coo V*:/ ;• 2,560,1)00" v
Income- taxes—
with the same quarter last year,
competitive pressures continued
2,560,000 '
;
"2,850,000
to
depress profit margins,
resulting in lower net sales and net ..Net after taxes---—
$o:95'"'! $1.06
Net
incokie."
«**.• " •
tu
peK share_!L-----,-I--—*1_;
The company also announced that it now has seven bulk,cement
2,692,234 shs* : 2,684,402 shs/
Shares outstanding—end? -of periodtransfer stations under construction at:
Plainville/'Conn-.r Jersey
—V. 196,." p. 321.
' <
City, N. J.; Salisbury, N. C.; Atlanta and Savannah, Ga.; and Jack¬
Portland General Electric Go.—Partial Redemption
sonville and Orlando, Fla.—V. 196, p. 321.
.
.
■
;V ^
Net
.
head
-
in-
'/
r
Its
-
•
i
cloths.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
,
.
.
,
equal to $1.30 per share, compared with, $4,015,826 for the.
same period of
1961, equal to $1.44 per share,
* .
Sales for the nine months were $39,925,921; compared with r$40,- •
in
$151,900
6,000
16, 1962
:—
6■% ffirst mortgage 1 payable in
staltnents to Aug. 30, 1972
Common .stock < luc par
and
Outstanding
Authorized
5Y*%~ :demand note due.,bank_j-,—_
Non-lnieresfc bearing note (due Nov,'
,
420,
566 184
Monday, October 22, 1962
.
a
wide line of architectural and engineering" equipment and
supplies,-such as drawing, instruments, drafting equipment, drafting
room
furniture, slide rules, surveying equipment, and tracing papers
♦
mail order -houses...,
FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
„
Corp.—Earnings Down—
Penn-Dixie Cement
The
.
,
Of
stores, chain stores,
products .are sold in supermarkets, department
independent retail establishments and through
achieved "after providing in full for foreigiTcurrency\
in countries such as Brazil, Argentina and Canada.
2382.
"
" "
'
were
Financial Chronicle
(1662)
,
: :due' :i975_i
5
101,788
/6%; final payment due 1969;.
..
stock
Common
(par
449,600
.
$1
1
128,304
,
final payment due 1975—
6V«%
-
.
"
1,000,000 shs.
459,284 shs.
•
UNDERWRITERS—On
contained
.
in
named
the company
and
;Them severally, an
.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co
t
,
-
the
•/
,<
;%:/^/Tv% 3%*%"-series dufe 1984 ata<)0%-'plus? accrued interest." Payment" Will1
New
.has mailed to common stockholders of North Shore". < ue «ra«e -acnthe 'Moigan-GuaraiiTy- Trust CO.;"-14(3 Broad-way;-.►N
>>'
i;
offer to exchange three-quarters of a share of Peoples/ \»Y'ork 15, N. Y.—"V. 190, :pV 2337. - - ^ -
Shields
*•'
Premier Industrial.Corp.—Net Up
to become effective, ft must, be-
offer
exchange
the
for
order
than those: for/the ;same
quarter-last yeaiv, and operating -revenues were up 12% over'the
same period, Morion L. Mandelr President,-said in au-eportrto shared
ended
Peoples
by
Gas.
r
v
.
Internal Revenue
from the
A
"Updating revenues totaled- $4,350400; am
for-the first quarter of last- year.
J-."4
exchange agent.—V.. 196, p. 947.
and
Net earnings were $507,000, or -31V2 cents a share,; as;compared
$458,000, or : 28%-; cents-,a'share; -earned' for Hhe; same three
,
months of
/
4.
of-, shares
stock dividend effective Sept. 14, 1962.
•* - - Mr: Manuel told sharenolders that the improvement
Pfizer
stock
&
Williams
K.
C.
of
has completed
Co.
&
acquisition of the outstanding capital
Col East St. Louis, 111,.
'•■' • •
involving a, total of .547,232 shares of Pfizeri
completed at noon Oct. 15, 'When , Chairman
and President Lorenz K.
Ayers of the East'
St.
Louis
firm met with a team of Pfizer executives headed' bychaiiman
and
president John E. McKeen. ■
t
The
present management will continue to head the • Williams
business, which will operate as a subsidiary of.Pfizer.
No changes
in
personnel or operations are contemplated in the Williams or¬
ganization, Mr. McKeen said.
1
:
stock,
in
revenues
was
.-
menc,
of
.
started
cars.
1
*"
'■*."
w
•
r
Acquire Knickerbocker Biologicals—
To
^
The .oumpany
has announced the signing of a contract to acquire
the assets and business of Knickerbocker Biologicals, Inc.*, Of New
York for an undisclosed. number
of Pfizer common shares.
The
their
for
Last
The
t
nostic
serums
laboratories and blodd
used in laboratory testing and in
r*these diagnostic reagents are
the crossmatching of blood/nised"
private
transfusions.
in
'
is
stored *-and * subsequently
collected,
transfusions.
(
The
r*.
Amos
was
Pfizer
of
Pickwick
rue
01
saie
International, Inc.—New Product—
then
tape will bear a suggested retail list price of $3.99.
After careful
analysis by independent recording engineers, the tape chosen for
.tccu/cham
Pickwick
Seal.
Red
for
Jape
made
arrangements
special
all
7%. i.p.s.
Tne
,
to
•
,
the
immediately,
will contain
25
release, wnich .consisted of eight
next
The
15.
motion
two
Pickwick's
of
size
go
half-a-million
Almost
this
sales
year's unit
(According
sociation)
About
the
to
this
recorders
I.
In
A.* (Magnetic
will
sold
were
expected to be
R.
M.
trend
of
40%
tape
are
the
Recording
Industry
tions
such
as
important
an
distrlbntors
has
fuU
a
sales
of sales
volume
discount
are
stores
music
in
marketing
and
for
source
growing
a
is
for
with
program
-price
to
both
tapes
rise;. Pickwick
rack
jobbers
in
attributed
factor, of
price
for
ease
of
good units
the
boom
operation
to
the
•
in
tape
of the-
$80
to
recorder
record
sales
to
models
and
a
range.—V.
196,
p.
newer
$130
already
,
,
the
drop
burg,
term
directors
Co., Inc.—Management
of
the
Chairman of the Board
of
elected
tive
of
the
late
President,
Committee.
director
of
the
company elected
and Treasurer, to
fill
Hamil-
the
unexpired
Hamilburg was
Ira
M.
Hamilburg.
Daniel M.
automatically becoming a member of the Execu¬
J.
H.
Spiegel.
Vice-President,
was
named
a
company.—V.
193,
p.
809.
Net
stock at $4 per share.
?
proceeds, estimated at $222,500, will be used
outstanding bank loans of $374,000, which
common
to reduce
incurred in May 1962 to enable the company to
.purchase the outstanding stock of its predecessor. >
were
BUSINESS—The company,
St., Philadel¬
phia, was organized on May 1, 1962, as a Pennsylvania corporation,
to acquire at a total cost of
$647,000, all of the outstanding capital
stock of its predecessor, Plantation Chocolate Co., a Pennsylvania
corporation organized in 1925. On May 4, 1962, the latter corpora¬
tion was dissolved, and its assets were distributed to the
company.
The company has, since 1925,
continuously manufactured a line
of
confections,
including hard
candies,
chocolate-covered
easter
eggs,
and mints,
marshmallows
and
other
summer
candies.
Its
located
at
3150
Janney
is
situated
on
of- the-island
a
of
the
mted
minimum! rental
annual
national
income
tenants.1 Included
in
Securities
Under-the
the
in
In
-
Commission.
McBee
brokers
as
for, the- issue
for
the
fiscal
year-ended July
31
Trust
including*
tax
laws
fered—On
Agreement,
v>:;.7
Realty
Canada.—V.
196,
p.*
Ridgway Enterprises, Inc.
last
-prints.
room
>
;
'
■
.;
,
and
this
of
leading producer of popularjackets,
announced the highest
and
68-year history for the nine
for
nine
per
end
for
months
all of
had
income
net
share basis earnings
this year compared
of
of
class
each
and
A.
36%/. to
increased
year,.
$1,264,521,
and
196}/ For the first-three quarters of
period,
of
$929,676.
'•■
;
amounted to $1.67 for the
with $1.23 on the 757,382
class
B
■
first
com¬
outstanding
V
stock
capital
.
-
.
in
increase
earnings
the
is
.
.
.
of
result
.
Schottenstein
'
Stores
an-' Oct.
Corp.—Debentures
12, \ 1962
Offered—
prospectus,
corporate purposes.
-
of
the
of
the merchandise
business
known
which has
Ave.,
_
V
.
BUSINESS—As cf Feb. 28, 1962, Schottenstein Stores became the
owner
Columbus,
been
inventories and
the
as
in
E.
business
L.
for
all
other operating
Schottenstein
many
at
years
assets
Department
1887
Parsons
Ohio.
4
Those
ferred
assets,
to
partment
stock
of
action,
/by the
*
.price."
been
L.
common
net
a
Stores
stock
a
It
Because
six
fourth
has
floor
on
L.
connection
In
valued
at
$10
The
with
per
trans¬
this
aim
trans¬
share.
founded
was
constant
were
Schottenstein De¬
shares of common
the
of
in
1917
manage¬
a
steadily increasing volume of business, it has
enlarge the store many times—it has been ex¬
since
1951.
basement)
which
always been
largely
$774,000,
77,400
give the customers "maximum value for minimum
of
to
times
(including
ducted
Corp.
was
of
E.
by
for
Department Store
late E. L. Schottenstein.
to
value
Corp.
exchange
70,000 square feet. There is
on
book
Stores
in
Schottenstein
necessary
floors
Inc.
Schottenstein
panded
;
Stores,
has been
ment
having
Schottenstein
the
E;
The
'
distributor
to
Ohio Co.,
Columbus, offered publicly, to residents of Ohio only,
.$350,000 of this firm's 6% sinking fund debentures
(with non-detaehable stock purchase warrants) due
May 15, 1977, at par and accrued interest.
„
offset
manufactured
The company has become a
slacks
-Net proceeds will be used to provide the company
with additional funds for working capital, and other
,
its
ing equipment and supplies.
President
company
shares
Store,
commenced the manufacture of /sensitized*
reoproductiort business ant|. since 1938' such
for sale, to others.
.Subsequently
the-company undertook the distribution of blueprint and direct
print copying machines and in 1961 began distributing offset print¬
in
reflected
are
'"
>
.
company
been
items
Both
.
our plant
expansion prograrti, the development of new markets and customers,
and aggressive selling,"
Mr. Salant said.—V. * 106, p.
1494... ,'
Common Of¬
reproductions,
the
Pursuant
' / :* J
i
use
dollar.
Canadian
earnings.
shirts,
'The" substantial
,/
pays
business was established, in 1926 by
Houston, Texas, with, the opening of. a small
blueprint shop and
retail supply store. From this
beginning the business has:* grown -to include- i9' branch stbwrs
and four manufacturing plants serving varlouft r^ions ©f the United
States.
The company's commercial reproduction' services have ex¬
panded from the .original blueprint: businfess to inelud© the making
dark
a
the
at
Ridgway In
the
the
'
BUSINESS—The -company's
have
of
earnings
months
bined
by
-bommercia!
for
the 1962 fiscal year do not include non*?
approximately $300,000 before taxes received
as
a
result of an award in litigation, nor
1 i, /.-fiii. i
Equities
1287.
—
.......
-
.
materials
in
resulted
to
Salant,
income
On
Net .proceeds to the company will be used for plant
expansion, purchase of equipment,,-and additional
working capital.
/
•* /
'
: <
-
materials
million
for
of
retained
S.
year
nine
Rotan; Mosle & Col, Houston, Texas, offered pub¬
licly, 170,000 shares of this firm's common stock ;at
$9 per share. Of the total, 140*000 shares were sold
for the company and 30,000 for Louis r L.r- Ridgway*
photocopies,
$1V4
over
quarter
letter
sports
Net
Oct.'ill, 1962, Underwood; Neuhaus* & Co.,
prints,
figures
in
the
e*/:ceeded
and
-
by
in foreign aales which
$500,000 lower.
some
Sales increased 23.6% to $30,244,821 from $24,474,726 last
*
.
in
increased
by a drop
volume
consolidated net sales in the company's
months ended Sept. 30, 1962.
.
income
amounted
to. $106,335,000
in
the 1962
with $106,846,000 in 1S61. The company's
actually
offset
was
income
Robert
.
t
the
sales
consolidated
second
priced
interest and -amortization,', operates the
the Trust $69,750 per annum in equal monthly
installments.
As owners af the property, Trust certificate* holders
are
in a position to take advantage of depreciation--under-the ex¬
1936
nhfo
Salant & Salant Inc.—Sales Up 23.6%'—
r
The
Securities
.7 „•
terms :of
expenses,
In
"
$1.36,.
stockholders, Allan A. Ryan, Chairman of $he
Board/ said the substantially improved earnings performance of
Royal McBee resulted primarily from increased efficiencies in the
•company's manufacturing and market operations.—V. 195, p. 2641.
-
Trust
the
net
volume
devaluation
the
property and pays to
direct
-
public syndication, of improved
-r-'behalf °f the Trust.
of
2,476,496
$1.50
J
compared
as
this
but
total
a
jecurring
prospectus Las also ; been s
Commissiori. All monies col¬
lected are placed with. the Crown Trust Company of : Montreal, the /
Trustee,- who- will utilize the funds to purchase the properties on
L.
2,840,000
2,725,398,
,
of Royal
sales
directly
pioneered
company
registered with the .Quebec
-Louis
3,103,000
-
snare
*
■■
_
year,
Earnings
in
through the purchase of Par¬
Trust. Certificates," sold by Realty- Equities of Canada,
or
the .Quebec
isting
'
s',316,496
The company further strengthened its
financial position by re¬
ducing its bank loans from $12 million a year ago to less than
$5 million .currently.
Inventories
were
reduced during
the same
period, by over $3 million.
•
*
Center
Canada riast
Chairman.
Plantation Chocolate Co. — Common Offered — Via
Oct. 9, 1962 offering circular, S. Schramm &
Co., Inc.,
New York City, offered publicly, 75,000 shares of this
firm's
in
'
954.
Changes
Joseph M.
.'
the
(L. L.)
Plymouth Rubber
The board
•-
-
-r
in
all
taxes
;
earnings
1962,
solely
'
wniqh .has been granted registration
•
•
,
Leslie
Mr.
from
in
the/
as
and
distributors.
dual
•
Canadian
ticipation
become
'tapes;.*/ -Reeord
pre*-recorded
continues
stores
should
supermarkets,
economy
market
Equities
large-pai king area plus an extensive amount of
which the company - pians to construct additional
The. public .invests
in
sold
photographic stores',
another 40%
by electronic- jobbers and high fidelity outlets and
the
remaining 20%
are
sold by a wide variety of retailers.
A
potent source of sales is the scholastic market where purchases
of tape recorders are subsidized under the government's N. Dp E. A.
program.
Additionally, rack jobbers who service big volume opera¬
tape
Realty
by
,
Trust/which was established to purchase the property.
Simultan¬ ,
eously with taking title to the shopping center,- the Trust will lease'
it back to Realty Equities for a long term period at? a net annual
*rentaT of $63,750, 01 9%
of the equity invested by the-Trust.
continue.
pre-recorded
1961
$59,598,054
5,828,398
common
Consolidated
Mr Karp' stated that- the property is being, syndicated, by Realty '
^Equities Co.- of Canada, through the Pointe Claire Shopping Center
As¬
157.
p.
p..,684.
domestic
/■
during 1961 and
vicinity of 600,000.
state
per
196,
fiscal
f
analysis of market potential before making the decision,
into pre-recorded tape. This survey indicated that approxi¬
2'/2
million
tape
recorders are
currently in circulation.
196,
Royal McBee Corp.—Annual Report¬
Net
year when it successfully, sold Trust Cer^
ownersftip of five middle income apartment buildr
ings in Montreal. It is presently operating these five buildings plus
the Cloverdale Shopping Center in Montreal.
V
- '
careful
first
to
$1,781,000,
equal
to 94
cents
per
common
share after
preferred dividend:;. This compares with a net loss of $1,080,000,
in; the previous fiscal year.
a
on
-
.
-71%-of
derived
is
.tificates
keeping with Pickwick's mass merchandising concept of highvolume
at
economy-prices, Leslie revealed that his firm did a
mately
Shopping
iproperty
In
to
The
1
program.
quarter.—V.
.
period calendar
three-quarters and four.
four-week
13
a
the
rose
Realty Equities Co. -of Canada,-Ltd. is jointly owned by Realty
Equities Corpi-of New York,-a-real estate investment, develbpmei/t
and construction company, and a group of Canadian businessmen',
headed by Seymour? Leristv C.A., <of Montreal. -- ■" '• *-' 4 •
• \;
.,
Christmas
numbers,
was
shipped
on
catalog, plus its intention to make
new
releases
monthly,, makes it the largest, economy price, pre¬
recorded
tape
line in the industry.
The tape program will be
supported by an advertising campaign, point-of-purchase displays,
special racks,
window streamers,* counter cards and a .full .pro¬
Includes
and
tapes
Oct.
V,
r
'
■
-
Canada.
is
land
stores.-
on
of
each
taxes
income—
Earnings
plot' of
Montreal.
tenants;, including F.W.Woolworth Co.; thfe
Canada and Steinbergs, Ltd.; the second largest
of
in
purchase
vacant
.
operates
in the fourth
and
contains 23
$206,000
.of
Express
periods .in
Federal
:
Corp., owners of- the. center since it
feet- onTthe:west -end
square
Bank
Royal
Magnetic
use RCA
• -
economy
first
The
has
RCA-Victor
was
price line.
shipment,
going out
its
numbers,
characteristics
reproduction
500,000
"* '
outstanding.
three
before
of which $7*75,000 is in cash arid trie
first • mortgage ef- $900,000 held- by the
Trie-syuuicate purchaser i's the' Polrite
of .a
Co., .Canada.-
Pointe ' Claire
The. Center
outstanding
;
"
transaction.
Cy Leslie,
President, announced his company's entry into the
booming market for pre-recorded tape. The new, four-track, stereo
%■
"
,
Shopping- Center, iMontreal, --one' of
Shopping Center Trust established
"The
•
form
in* the
this
for
.
earnings for the 36-weeks were reported as $1.75 per
-1,138,191 class A and common shares ; combined, which
Income
Realty Jkiuiiies is syndicating/the property,/through
Certificates registered whhfhe Queo'cc Securities
for »$1;650,000
Trust
Claire
on
were
shares.
iiusi
Commission,
balance
'.
/
the. Ivanhoe
was
opened in 1959.
leading producer
a
agricultural
products,
industrial
and toiletries.—V. 196, p. 156
vaccines,
products,
prescription
drugs,
chemicals, proprietary
is
company.
seller
The
r:
of
Ended Sept. 30—
1962
'-sales-^—• $60,787,760
Net
centers in the. Province ^of Queoec; Canada,
announced-by MOrris Karp.- presideht-of the real estate
was -
1,000
Sept. 8, 1962., In the comparable
equal to $1.68 per share, based on
outstanding
earnings
Period
-
shopping
largest
investment
made
and
group
vice-president of Piizer.
has been in business since 1849
Smith,
it
"'//
...
.
jointly by Dr.;
Knickerbocker, <"and J. P:
J f •*"■
y
acquisition
executive officer -of
chief
Cahan,
the
of
announcement
J
\
.
for
hospitals
to
distributed
i
•
the/Pointer. Claire
purchase
the
Co._^__
&
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—9 Months' Report
:
Net
Realty Equities Corp.—Properties Purchased-^
to
-'
j
1,000
Chas'."B. White
5,000
year,
periods
-
^Realtyf Equities Co.-of Canada, Ltd.-all"affiliate?" h&s> contracted
i
/' oisO. f:
*
-
addition, Knickerbocker operates blood donor centers in. New
York City and Philadelphia where whole human blood and plasma
In
2,000
&
NoV. 1,:. 1962;" through
on
.
:
1961
Roadway
.
<-//<.■' '
•
"
firm distributes ^arbaextensivo i4itve-*oL<'diagand blood reagents.
Sold mainly to hospitals,-clinics,;
approval.
Knickerbocker
Co,,
&
.
number
on
were
,
operation-ox tne Sinking lunu, S3yq.uj0 -of ns 0-7*4%• aboencurts que
Nov.
1," 1983 at 101.05'%/ plus accrued1 interest. \ Payment will be
made ■ at / the Continental
Illinois-'National Bank; & 'Trust Co.,' of ;
Chicago-, 231-S/ na -feaHe-St.,-Chicago" 90,, HI., or at' theVLankers
Trust Co/, 16 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.—V. 196, p. 10.;:' >
•/•;;
/
Knickerbocker
to stockholders of
shortly
submitted
will be
contract
has-icailed' foE-redemption
of
same
share
Puffet SfHind Power & Light Co.—Partial Red'rl— J
"
The company
Beissner
Inc.
of
stock
common
the
with
f
3,600,
Express,
1962,
8,
period
...
1052.
p.
&
&
the-comparable
to-ship service and maintenance prouuets
',
*
"New product developments' are
occurring in bther divisions as
well,", Mr. Mandel- concluded, fi'and-w© expect to-introduce -a number
of-important mew product lines in the coming months."—V-." 196,
already
model
lu63
for
,
3,600
reports revenue for the nine periods ended
$62,157,482, and net income of $2,833,782, In
period last year, revenue was $54,467,376, and net"
income $1,991,147, a change in revenue accounting method reduced
third quarter, revenue by $450,000 and net income by $216,000.
/
The earnings were equal to $2.39 per share on 1,182,416 shares
Sept.
In addition, the Premier--Autqware Divf-
25,%'. stronger.
yet ia
sion-has
*
Inc
3.
p.
Roadway
phases of the
"//«v.';l
-
pointed to the. successful^ introduction by the'company's-Akron
Brass subsidiary^ of a- new line of Pyrolite (R)
firerfighting equip/
ment which he said weighs only-' half as much as conventi'qhal equip^
Williams
R.
in all
to- good progress
••%'• ••
•; -
He-
.
he..transaction,
common
Morris
is attributable
earnings
and
-business.
196,
Co.,
Co.
Co.___
-u"
-v
3,600
Lovett Abercrombie
5,000
Labouisse,
&
&
Moroney,
•
-
1
Securities /
-
Co.,
Roadway Express Inc.—Revenues, Net Higher—
•
•
V
Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
;(Chas.)
■;
—^V.
These-figures-arevbaset^' on /the -aVeroutstanding after - giving effect to the 56%;
the preceding year.
number
age
Weil;
FTledrichs
'
*
Turner,
Co.-
'.
Fosdick, Inc.
!___ 2,000
Fridley & FrederkingL
2,000.
5,000
Southwest
Howard,
-
&
Inc.
•
First
\
v
&
Schneider, Bernet
Hickman, Inc.'
Eddleman, Pollok
Co.,
5,000
Eppler,-. Guerin
Co.,
q—1
Inc.
Russ
/ Pancoast 1_—5,000
r
Shares.
-.
.
&
Inc.^7--^^ 3,600 *
Rowles", "Wiriston & Co.__ 3,600
7,000
7,000
Co.
&
as"'
stock,
.
•
Pierce
Union
Co.,
Dittmar
&
&
Staats
Dallas
10,000
InCwlO.OOO
t___
Sullivan
-
I)ewar, Robertson &
with
,
appointed"'
has been
of Chicago
National Bank
First
Tne
ofier.
depositary
\
Co.
Inc
v,V*/"" *
increase of $492,*600" over
:
R.
-Bosworth,
•>"
,
the -$3,858.006
v
the
10%...higher
were
holders.
Service.,
purposes- no gain
or loss ' will/be',
recognized on the exchange.
"• "
*•' •»'
First Boston
Corp.; New York City, and H. M. Byllesby & Co./
Chicago, will manage a group of dealers- to solicit acceptances of;
ruling has been received
that
for
Federal
income
tax
'
31," 1962
Aug.
&
;
William
-
'
extended
10%—
J, Net^earninga of' Premier Industrial rfor the .- .fiscal- first- quavter,
•.
by the holders of 826,000,' approximately." 82%, of the."
1,009,312 outstanding shares of common stock of North Shore.
.
Tne offer will expire at 3:00 p.m.MOST)
on Nov. 9, 1962, "Uttless:
Co." Inc.a.^_c
-
Miller
'
■/>
Accepted
&
.Walker
•
Inc.
:
5,000
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
If 5,00Q
27,500
Cruttenden,; Podesta
-
Shore
North
stock.
common
In
of
share
outstanding
each
for
stock
capital
Gas
H-.
G.
conditions
common
..
•-
Rauscher,
...
Co
the
to
/.
.
Equitable Securities Corp._-1Q,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.L10.000
The company
Gas- Goi an
'.
—27,500
&
subject
dated Oct. 10, 1962, the
severally agreed to purchase and'
stockholdei have agreed to.' sell to'
Shares
,
Neuhaus &
Mosle
and
agreement
selling
'/..-•
Co., Inc.
The company has'called for redemption on Nov. 1, 1962, through
..operation of ihe rinking/iundy
oo0''of■ItS'Tirsf.mortgage bonas,'
•
terms
have
'
Rctan,
" '
North Shore. Gas—
belcw:
/
'
Underwood,
.
Exchange Offer for
forth
below
aggregate-of .170,000 shares'of'
'
set
the
underwriting
an
underwriters
"
a
a
is
The
sales
with
an
used
a
area
total
now
consists
of
area
for
stock
room
of
three
approximately
additional 20,000 square
foot
area
purposes.
"family" type store and its business is con¬
"cash
and
carry"
basis.
In
the
early
years,
Continued on page 52
Number 6205
Volume 196
.
.
The Commercial andfc,Financial Chronicle
,
%
DIVIDENDS
■,
'■
;
.1
,7
Name of Company
Diamond Alkali Co.,
(1663)
first
In the
$4
are grouped in two separate
indicate all. the dividends an¬
we
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
*
;
-
.
A.
M.
&
Share
'
Adirondack
Aeroquip
4%
Industries
(quar.)_
—
preferred
Bank, (San Antonio)^dividend;
Stock
a
■"/,
"
stockholders
dividend
(Louis)
Alside,
2
Ltd.
Aluminium,
American
:
12-
75c
12-
1
•
11-15
ir 8c-•
I-1-27
II-27
■
11-13
■
13%
1
American
tl5c
11-
American
Seating
Title-
American
Water
Co:
Works
Co.,
•
(quar.).
com. =,(quar.)__
-12-
5
11-15
11-
-
1
Vi c
12-
1
11-
10-20
11-1
-11-
$$Q.274
11-
11-
1
Electronics
1
B.
M.
C.
at
Oil
Baker
Bank
1111-
11-
Basic
4y2%
preferred
-
Basic
Properties,
Belco
Petroleum
Beneficial
Blue
Ridge
Bohn
Extra
Boston
(From
11-
10-24
_2
28y8c
10-31
11-12
10-31
12-
11-
Water Service,
preferred series
4.40%
10-31
■'.v,
conv.
preferred series
conv.
preferred
Special
Inc.- (quar.)__x_^_
Products
Cascade
11-28
55c
Illinois
Light,
10-31
10-31
11-15
10-31
33c'
11-15
32'/a C
11-15
-
:
11-
1
-
11-15
fective
made
4.64%
10-31
11-20
11-
11-15
133ic
;
(quar.)____-
11-
5
(quar.)
Co.
Aircraft
Fund
Public
Service
12-
1^. 2
7
11-15
7
1
3%i<>
."'4%
ill-
1
10-18
27c
11-30
11-15
10-26
27c
;
-
25c
75C
t
r'
*
Boston———L_—w_!x!—_!,/
'
-
11-15
10-31
11-14
10-29
12-
1
11-15
3c
11-30
10-31'
30c
(quar.
class
11-23
National
10-25
Nelly Don, Inc.
preferred
11-1
12-12
11-26
11-26
series
11-15
11-
12-15
4%,
i2y2c
Yellow Cab (quar.)—____
City Products Corp. (quar.)__:._
32'/a c
Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Ry-, 5%
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)_
__a__ V
;
Cochran-Dunlop, Ltd., class A^_________
$20c
30c
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)__
Colonial
(quar.,
Combustion
Stock
7
Harvester
!
Israel-Rasco
Composite
Corp.
Fund,
Quarterly
11-19
12-14
10-31
10-22
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-24
12-31
11-23
B—
11-23
10-25
12-
11-
30c
12-14
12-
11-
9
1
V;
of
of
Inc..-^
6c
Foods
Continental
Can
Continental
Continental
Bit,
investment
Crowley
from
&
11-
Co.
(N. Y.)
Keystone
11-
new
1
(semi-annual
S-2
tribution
income
of
13c
from
12-12
.7
12-12
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
12-?10
L
(quar.)_
c
55c
(quar.)—
1
12-15
1-
1
12-10
11-21
12-14
11-26
Kleinert
(I.
B.)
Knickerbocker
Rubber
12-20
11-15
11-
10-30
10-23
<7%C
10-31
10-26
Kresge
50c
12-15
12-
La
93 %c
1-15
1
from
Corp., common (quar.)__—
33/i% preferred A
(quar.)_'i__L'__.——
Delaware
(From
Detroite.r
Fund—
Income
net
investment
Mobile
Devonshire
'
Street
"
\
Fund____
1^ 4
V
income)—i
Homes " (quar.
.
4
(S. 6.)
12c
11-15
10-30
10c
11-15
10-31
8%c
10-26
10-
8
Salle
Co.
National
12-31
$1
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
• ,12-17
11-20
11-16
11-30
11-15
$75c
-11-30
Ltd.
Gas
11-20
1
10-17
1- £
11-23
11-20
25c
$1
5
11-
6).
Gas
Co.,
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
11-15
$$1.75
$1.14
(quar.)__
10-31
1
11-
35c
59%c
61%c
$15c
25c
7V2C
11-15
10-31
10-26
10-12
(quar.)_
com.
i
19-31
11-15
1-
1-25
4
10-31
11-15
1%
11-1
.
60c
$1.75
$10c
1
11-
1
$1.50
$1.25
15c
10-19
19-19
1st
redeemable
1st.
Corp.
V.12-14
12,
1
11- 5
1
Pope
10-31
11-15
11-30
6V4C
20c
11-20
11-15
.
11-
9
5
com.
12-14
11-29
1
10-19
5c
12-1
11-23
10-29
10-22
11-
20c
Co.
Talbot,
(quar.)__
Co.
5c
(quar.)
Ala)
Life
Co.
7y2c
11-15
10-31
(Birmingham/
1
11-15
11-15
10-31
12-14
12-14
10-26
1
_J_i—
11-
11-1
10-19
12-14
11-23
11-30
10-31
11-15
10-26
1
Trust
—
Fund—
investment
15c
10c
&
70c
25c
Bank
(quar.) ——
Growth
(From
12-
7c
$3
25c
35c
Tradesmen's
(Philadelphia)
Pullman, Inc.
Putnam
1
10-31
t
1_
1
11-
11-15
^
"j
10-22
11-
25c
__;
Insurance
(quar.)
Provident
'
11-15
!___
America—
of
10-29
11-15
5c
common
preferred
11-30
12-15
30c
Company
(quar.)
Corp.
____;
1-
10-31
1
50c
$5c
Corp.
(quar.)_____
of Canada_________
■
Rayonier,
-
,
income).
(increased
Inc.
Republic Corp,
(quar.)_
Reynolds. (R. J.) Tobacco
Merrell,
Ridgway
Rowland
11-15
10-30
11-
55c
11-
1
10-19
12-15
11-15
12-18
12-
11-20
Co.
(quar.)
10c
—
,
____
(initial)
12-18
12-
11-15
11-15
10-26
10-29,
12- 5
11-15
4
40c
25c
12Vac
11-15
"12-4
1-10
12-20
25c
Corp.
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Products,
$78%c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transit
'
preference A
(quar.)—
Inc.
Enterprises
Gas
Rochester
12-10
quar.)
Refractory & Insulation Corp.
Reid Lithographing, Ltd., 6Vi%
Quarterly
—
11-
1
10-22
10c
12-
3
11-15
11-1
6c
11-15
10c
11-21
11-
35c
$1.10
12-1
11-
1
12-
7
$6c
12-15
11-23
35c
11-15
11-
10-31
Rudy
Manufacturing
Co.—
3
St.
Regis Paper Co.,
4.40%
Foods,
&
Schultz
12-13
11-20
30c
10-25
10-18
11-
$4
Ltd.
Salant,
common
(quar.)
Inc.,
class
A
(quar.)
dividend
Sav-G
3?)
Stores
1
Paper
1
$35c
11-15
11-
65c
12-10
12-
common
Dillon
Co.
(quar.)
1
11-14
—
—
Extra
Seagrave
(Richmond)—
Shares in
-
——
Corp.
(stock
dividend)—
American Industry,
1
I
Inc.
(s-a)——,
1-15
12-14
11- 3
10-16
20c
85c
$1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
11-21
30c
Co.,
1-
10c
(s-a)_
$3.40
12-
(quar.)„
(quar.)—„-
preferred
Salada
Stock
1
5
9
Scotten
_
12-15
$1
Roanoke
$10c
(s-a)_____
50c
^____
Line,
&
&
30c
;
(quar.)
Pipe
(quar.)-^—
Pictures
Richardson
10-30
15c
(quar.)
11-15
Eastern
'/Protective
10-30
11-
10c
10-19
10-31
11-15
10-19
Equities, class A (monthly)-.
Prospect Park National Bank (N.J.)
10-19
10c
10-19
11-15
Primex
.12-14
25c
11-15
Drilling Co.
Potash
11-30
1
1-
II,15
27V4C
28%c
Extra
9-29
12-15
11-15
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Extra
10-31
10-15
3l%c
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)__.
(quar.>_______
preferred
Parsons
11-10
11-
31V4C
11-15
(quar.)_:
preferred
preferred
preferred
Petrolite
10-10
,1-15
10-19
10-19
redeemable
Parker
10-15
12-
';
11-15
10-19
6%
,
/
Co.—
I.1-15
Plymouth Rubber
$12.y2C
r
Electric
&
11-15
Paramount
10-25
11 %c
Levy Industries,-Ltd.—
1
7%, participating preference A (quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (increased quar.)
$$1
$60c
(quar.)___.
!__
37 %c
preferred
(quar.)^__
—34%c
1st preferred
(quar.)________
3IV4C
Salant
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia
11-30
12-
preferred
4%
11-15
10c
(quar.)
(reduced)
Lamaque Gold Mines,
Natural
Panhandle
11-15
11-30
-
50c
i
(Chicago)
1
10-16
11-15
(quar.)____
(quar.)__
Pall
10-31
prof-
(quar.)____
Bank
12-14
10-
11-1
20%
(quar.)
Scott
Dana
12-31
10-15
,,
Express,
4.50%
12-31
net
(quar.)
gains)
(quar.)
Ltd.___
Utilities Ltd.—
preferred
4.80%
•
Fund— •" :
capital
25c
19c
30c
$12VaC
(quar.i___
Gas,
preferred
4.36%
/:
(Quarterly of lie from Income and $0,139
15c
$2c
11-30
•
.
preferred
Natural
5%
11-16
dis¬
special
County Trust Co. (Brooklyn)
Kingston Products Corp.
(s-a)
"
■-
from
Kings
1-
12-14
7
(Charlotte)—
class A
$1.20
5%
11-16
12-12
32c
10-11
>
at/f-t
5%
^
,
10-12
10-26
10-19
11-15
11-23
5ya%
11-16
12-28
.
(quar.)
realized
net
10-31
45c
(quar.)
a
r>r
Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.)—
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.).:
Oxford Chemical, class A; (quar.)
10-24
1-15
/
(quar.)
A—
(initial quai\)__
and
Gas,
4.92%;
6%
10-31
$1.10
—.,
19c
Bank
4%%
Pacific
$1.66
of
2
1-
30c
^
:
payment,
V.
preferred (quar.)
Edison, 4.56%
preferred
Overland
•
Funds—
7c
30c
7%
12-14
J- 2
t
1-15
—-.7
pref. A
com
11- 5
11-30
18c
and
______
Ontario
Oklahoma
2
(quarterly from net investment
19c,
93%
(quar.)
Inc.,
Custodian
.Series K-l
11-15
11- 2
20c
.
common
Telephone,
preferred
-Ohio
11-15
11-26
12c
Kennametal,
realized
(quar.)_____
common
CO.
11-15
11-15
investment
i_
Investment-Corp.
Co., Ltd.—2
Milrier
10-22
\
income
(quar.)——?—
Insurance
10-31
10-31
on
stockholders Dec.
11-16
12-10
35c
7
—_
—
Series
Corp: (.incteasedl___
Co.,
preferred
11-30
12-10
5c
Fund_______^i__u_^_—__________
Consolidated
12c
30c
^
from
4%
3
93%C
<
common
class
10-15
11^30
11-16
50c
Ogilvie Flour- Mills, Ltd., com. (increased)™
(4-for-l
split
subject
to
approval
of
3
12-10
//
7...
,
(N. Y.), com. (quar.)_
preferred (quar.l
Johnson Hill's, Inc. (quar.)——
Jones Motor Co. (quar.)___—
Jorgensen,
(Earle M.)
Co. (quar.)
Co.,
1
40c
Trust Co.
(Chicago)
(stock div.)_
Subject to approval of shareholders Nov. 20
10-24
40c
Jamestown Telephone
&
10-19
11-
18c
(quar.)
income
Corp.—
National
&
Northwestern
10-29
$i.l2%'v.
_'
Investment
5%'
10-19
11-1
7V2c
Northern
7
V
Douglas
Oil
7
12-12
7'/aC
-
Inc.
(quar.)
America
(quar.)
plus a distribution of 13c
capital gains__i_^__^—:
Concord
Craig
12-
RR.
______
Florida
Northern
%
7%, preferred (quar.)—
_____
Investors Mutual of Canada—-——r————
Isras
11-10
15c
.
capitalMg%ins
.
Coal
Carolina
10-31
•
.
be
—
50c
11-23
""
N. Y.)
Telegraph—
Co.,
Louis
investment
taken
Quarterly
♦
——%-•?-(
Ltd.,
Breweries,
1
12-15
,
ef-
will
(quar.)
&
11-
'
(quar.)
1
this .time
North
11-10
1
split
dividend
Interior
Kelly
Engineering
Components
$3.75
87y2c
3
12-31
Acceptance
Corp....class A (a pay¬
ment of 9c plus 3c on accumulations)____
Colonial Corp.
of America
(quar.)__
.
^
12-
___
Telephone
■
action
No
12-
—17c
Co.,• common
preferred
(quar.)_
1
11-15
1
Corp.—
net
lopg-tejnm
American
12-1
11-21
5
"
Chicago
preferred
North
Nortex
12-18
7
...
common
Idaho'Power
Inter-County
from
from
10-31
"
3'/2%
12c
4 7
/ 12%c
A
(quar.)_____—-_4- ''
$1.25: '
B "(quar.)___
$1.25
series
preferred
11-
50c
,
class A
(quar.)
Brake Co. (quar.)—
Niagara Share
1
25c
i—
5%
10-15
1
25c
Realty,
10-25
& Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
5%,
11-
12-
(Wash., D. C.)
Rental
(quar.)
Chicago & St.
North
(quar.) _i_—_—'
Industries,
10-26
11-1
10-15
(quar.)—______—/.
Trust
&
Work-Clothes
Air
11-10
(quant—
"preferred
(quar.___—!
Gas
9
11-15
7c
(quar.)_7——___^
Westchester
(N. Y.)____
Plan
5
/
25c(quar.)—_—^
15c
1——. ' ,//.15c
class
11-
40c
^__
& Trust Co.
York
10-31
(Brooklyn,
and
10-19
15c
(Detroit)
of
York,
■
A
10-19
1
20c
r__
10-26
1
11-
40c
income—
(year-end)_,
New
$10c
Corp.—
(increased quar.)
Foods
Corp.
New
12-
dividend)-..:
Co.
11-27
11-
Fund—
New
5
'60c
6-for-5
10-31
15c
_____
(quar.)
dividend
11-
,10c
62y2c
a
10-30
10-31
11-15
share
' (one
,(quar.)_____!_
10-25
11-
-
11-15
11-15
2%
each 10 shs. held)
iquar.i_
10-17
1
12-5
12-21
'
-35c
;"" '"35c
10-23
•
10c
dividend)
11-15
30c
11-5
4>
Quarterly
10-19
,
11-16
11-16
15c
11-
40<l
Finance
International
2%
Corp. of Virginia
dividend-—:
12-14
V11-15
Natco
on
preferred
Hugoton
10-31
27»/aC
(quar)
Hudson Bay Mining
11-15
50c.,
A
preferred
4.40%:
11-15
1
class
on
Common
10-31
12-
(quar.)__i.__
Chesapeake
Stock
12-
12-
-
Co.' (quar
of
2
$1.34%
_.i—
Champlin Oil & Refining—: - '•*
$3 preference
(quar.)i;-.__h_____J________
Chase
11-30
$1.12 '/a
—
Cessna
10-19
1-
28c
___•
4.50%
preferred . ( quar.)
5%%. preferred
(quar.)_:
National Bank
(Cleveland)-, (quar.)
Central & South West Corp. (quar.)_—___
Central Vermont
1
12-21
11-
41c
B
Household
Hunt
(increased quar.)
Soya
11-15
5
w
30,
Guaranty
Co.,
Extra
:
Central
Central
12-10
9
(quar.)___
distribution
and
2
Nov.
4%%: preferred
2
Electric—
Louisiana
Common
10-20
Co.
approved
Nov.
on
Title
Hoover
10-31
11-15
preferred ».(quar.) _____________.i'_
$1.12%
- preferred
$1.16
(quar.-)
/
Central
Bank
Bank
12-31
Inc.___
(stock
Electric
dividend).
11-30
10-24
12-
"
10-30
11-30
lfl|c
1
/___!_.
Co.
from
National Savings
•%•
10-18
11-20
10c
Cement
Investment
Quarterly
National
_____
Class
$$1.25
12 Vac
-common
Mutual
10-24
11-
••
10-25
;
.
30c
10-22
1
10-20
7
10-31
2%
Portland
1
t
10-30
1
12-
__
„
-
_•
Gas
1
11-6
(quar.)_—
Furniture
Stockholders
10-15
"$$1.06
—
Missouri
5
11-10
33 Va'/f
dividend-
1
,
;
1
Stock
11-
(quar,)__23c/
Mining Co. (quar.»
-/ 12%c ;
Heublein, Inc. (quar.)_i—
.//', 10c 7
Holiday Inns of America, Inc.—
;
:
•
: -/
/
10-31
$13c
A
dividend)
(stock
(stock
Natural
11-
10c
(quar.)
Richardson,
preferred
Hawaiian
10-31
11-15
Corp.
11-15
10c
(quar.)
class
11-16
Co.. tquar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
:—i____ ,7%c
(quar.)___
Co., Ltd.,
Hecla
10-31
34% C
Hat
10-22
12-
a
Wine
12-14
12-
6%
__
(s-a)
Terazzo
&
1
(quar.)
______7___L__
12-128
■
York—
.
Inc.
1
11-; 1
>
$10c
"
;
- .7
3-for-2 split
will begin trading
11-15
$10c
New
,
11-
25c
,
(quar.)_
11-30
unit of beneficial interest.!
25c
*
"
Corp.
(stock dividend )
two-for-one
11-
.
$1.50 7
;■
______;
(stock
11-
45c
(quar.)
30c
.
;___
Marking System (quar.)—________
Moore-Handley, Inc. (quar.)—
37y2c
NYSE
B
Haverty
10-31
11-15
(quar.).
'
4»/» %
9
*
Harris-Intertype Corp. (quar.)—
Hat Corp. of American—
10-31
11-15
33 Vac
H<piar.)___%_—_!_—_—___!
preferred
11-
1
27y2C
approved
Company
•
Central
12-
1
10-29
Ltd
of Tidewater Oil Co. for
-1
2
11-
11-15
62 %c
(initial)
dividend—.
Missouri
"
&
5%;
11-15
;
,
Brick
Halliburton
10-31
11-15
25c
Gas—
1
(quar.~45c
(stock dividend)
" 3%
J
Class
3
30c
(quar.)l
Natural
12-
(quar.)_
preferred ;(-quar.)__——
preferred
(quar.)_
Carter
12-17
32 Wc
4(4 %
Caressa,
11-
11-
11-14
5%
Monarch
7
com.
Telecasting,,'common
Growers
:.. ••••••
Ltd.-—
Shale
Extra
Home
Co.
11-15
11-19
15c
Investment..
Mission
10-31
10-31
3
J
2
Utilities
12-
H
series
Fund-— "
shares
Canadian
12-17
33yac
(quar.)
10-22
11-15
10-31
quar.)__^_____^
common
of
per
Bros.
Stock
.
(quar.)
Company's
Gross
9
27 Vic
(quar.)—
5.50%
Investment
11-25
IIV2C
;—_—,.
_______
10-24
11-
7c
—
5.20%.
series G
Miller
11-15
10-31
11-30
dividend)
1
Midwest
12-31
2%r
-
—__
Industries
Harrington
preferred
Canadian
11-15
12-10
25c
;_
conv.
11-1
10c
•
split
Tile
11-19
10c
■
:
Island—
shares
on
Monday, Oct. 22.
Great AtlantlQ & Pacific Tea (quar.)
Grocery Store Products (quar.)
>:
8c
35c
5.36%
Miami
1-18
11-15
-
9c
(quar.)
Company
the
10-25'
50c
5.20%
5.28%
preferred
Stockholders
10-31
11-14
•
.
11-1
12-17
10c
10-31
ll-<30
,
Extra
■,
2%
Bank
Metromedia,
'•
11-15
Industries
0.1130925
10-31
11-30
„
all from Investment
(quar.)
Mesabi Trust—
'
2c
lc
(initial
Distilleries,
Shares
*
10-19
11-30
9c
—
common
Merchants
11-15
27c
*
(quar.)__.
Globe-Union, Inc.-!—
2
15c
•
preferred
conv.
3
i2yac
A_„
quar.)
C (quar.)____.
I
series D (quar.)
preferred series E (quar.)
conv. preferred
series F (quar.)___
5.30%
1
-J
California
5%
7c
i2y2c
income)
Melnor
10-26
t
-85c
•• -
:___
Corp.,,
Acceptance
Products, Inc.
f
r"
(quar.
investment
10-26
10-31
2-11
______
are
new
15c
(quar.)_,
Steel
10-24
•
1
11-16
1-14
2-28
10c
preferred
11-1
11-16
1-31
shares_
(stock
Corp.
Corp.,
11-
10-24
Inc.—-
net
Co.
preference
Glen-Gery
1
,
McCord
Melchers
£
11-14
8c
(quar.)
/ Medallion Pictures Corp.
11-15
11-14
11-30
lV*c<
,10-26
lc
(quar.)
shares
Industries
10-22
12-12
10-31
11-30
"
10-22
>
11-15
11-30
cbrp._
11-1
-
•
Company
(quar.)
National Bank of Long
Gillette
11-
class
Maxwell
1
10c
monthly basls____.
a
Abcve payments
inoome
8
12-10
%quar.)___.
General Bakeries, Ltd.__„_
General Battery & Ceramic
10-31
_______—
—
11-25
50c
Mutual Fund, Inc.—
income)
Fund,
10-22
1
45c.
(increased
Brass
Valley, *N. Y.) v~
Extra,—__________—1
Company- (quar,.
&
Utilities
Gertsch
; (increased)-^———„
Aluminum
$1
10-19
11-
20c
Industries,
11-
12-10
"
Service
60c
(quar.)_
(From net investment
Boeing
(Spring
General
(monthly),
Masco
preferred
General
(quar.)_,___
.common
Publishing:
2
Savings
.(quar:)_J
Building
List
Blue
&
Inc., class A
Corp.„ (quar.)
Corp.
Bloomfield
-
Gas
11-30
11-10
10c
10c
(Newark, N. J.)
Corp.i
12-15
31 Vic
-
(quar.)—
Commerce
Products
i12-12:
11-
2
,
Trust
11-2
11-
50c
~
1
11- 2
17'/a C
-
Investment
•McCandless
-
Gale & Co., $6 preferred (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)______
preferred payment
National
Francisco)
Bank of
11-
50c
?(quar.
TocdS
12-12
25c
-
(quar.)—____
11-16
11-30
10c
J 10c
quar.)—-
11-
11-1
.
time.)
(quar.)
8c
shares
Petroleum
12-15
-
this
at
____i
Special
11-30
10c
(quar.)-
A
11-26
Funds:
Metal
11-20
(initial payment. - Covers - ,
period from Oct. 16 to Nov. l)__-____
$0.1917
Freiman
(A, J.),' Ltd., 4'/2%
pfd. (quar.)_ $$1.12ya
Fuller Brush, class A
(quar.)
15c
Class
AA
(quar.)
2
60c
Fuller & Smith & Ross, Inc. (quar.)____18%c
'
,
10-31
Monthly
Managed
National
2
»
(accum.)—
(7%
11-15
11-15
11-29
omitted
(quar.)
Payment now on
1
12-12
60c
(quar.)_—_1
time)..
America
of
San
tjiis
'
1
12-112-1
60c
(quar.)_i—__.——___
Industries
omitted
(Increased
class
:—
Water &
4.60%
1
68 Vic
.
—___
preferred
11-30
5c
——
59c
Industries—
convertible
$1.25
Avnet
RR.
Corp.,
Industries
$2.50
&
Franklin
11-1
12-
preferred
11-15
,
12-12
12-12
35c
Inc.—
payment
t
11-30
11-30
Plus
Foxboro
10-20
12-1
Line
Coast
General
.
10-19
10c
Atlas
12-14
-
10-15
10-25
11-15
75c
4
'
(quar.)________^
DavieS, Inc. (quar.)__Foremost Industries (stock dividend)^—__—
.
1
I-
62 Vac
(quar.)_i_i_i;^.-—'-1--^.
Co, (quar.)_—_——_J__
Atlas Corp., 5,%
Florida
1
—_
MSL
10-29
-
Extra
Food
1,
20c
(quar.)—
Atlantic
1
11-
(quar.)
12-
1
1
First. Republic Corp,, class A
(quar.)_"_i_-_r
Fischer & Porter Co."(stock dividend)^
11-15
11-15:
20c
-
l'
12-
-15c
11-
preferred
11-
7Vic/
Stock: Corp,
Investors
Foote
12-
preferred
11-30
11-16
.
10-23
1
41c
$1.25
$1.18%
—
Semi-annual
11-15
31
(quar.)_i——
Line
:
11-15
12- ,1
preferred
:
Class B (quar.)
First; National Bank
11-15
1
"62 Vie
-
:
1
1212-
27V2c
preferred
±
Bank
First
12-4
11-15-
25c
-
$2.50
Coast
First
10-29
i12-14
$0.3611
,
$2.36
B
;
,
25IC
11-
(Stock dividend .on" class A and Class B
.*•
payable In class A stock)—_—____4%
Finldyson Enterprises, class A__.t_- 40c
Class
10-29
llr30
(q'ugr.)-
preferred
$2.40
11-13
*
America—• 7."
10-31
,,
Lynch Communication Systems, Inc.
12-15
of
20c
(quar.)__
Luminator-Harrison,
11-
Co.
RR.
11-20
60c
Co.
12-10
12-10
11-16
45c
Extra-_„_1——
10-17
30c
Electric
Vll-15
55c
Lucky Friday Silver-Lead Mines
12-10
(quar.)________
,
:
-
Co. of America, common,.:...
5%" preferred <quar.>—_-—_•—
_____
Argus Corp., Ltd., new common (initial)
Arizona Public .Service,
common__-J_-i____-'
$2.75
•12-10
34%c
Animal Trap
Atlantic
11-15
37V2c
Aug. 17 to Nov. 30)
Amerline Corp., class A (quar.
$1:10
•
7V2c
►
preferred
(quar.)_-_-^__^___———
preference, (initial covers period from.;
5%
5%
•
-
5%
11-15
11-30
25c
v
40c
(quar.)_-—
(Miami)
Insurance
12-1
Nashville
&
12-1
18c
2c
-
________
;Extra
27c~
,
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar,).^;.—:—
5
-
■-
^
(initial q u a r.)^l—_-_l—
American
5
5
12-1
25c
-
Export Lines
(resumed)——
dividend—.^.—_____—1
Stock
•
"
11-20
Co.__--.————
Finance
10-22
12-
c-
87V2C
Power—,
11-15
10-29
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
(quar.)
10-29
■
40c
1
11-1
10-31
-12-
25c
-
•-
(quar.)_
Electric
New common
Louisville
1
Service
Gas
5c
10c
Corp. (quar.)___
—_
25c
Screw WorksT_l_________i.___
25c
Fidelity &, Deposit Co. of Maryland (quar.)
50c
Fiat "Metal Mfg. Go.
(quar.)i_-_—15c
Fidelity Union Trust Co. (Newark, N. J.)—
11-13
-2%
•
(quar.)—_
common
Louisiana
12-10
Federal
11-15
1
-
__.i—__________
preferred
3y2%>
American
6 %•
v
12-
Fedders
12-14
1
$25c
...
(quar.) ——_r—-
•
Airlines,
.
10-31
11-15
Empire District Electric, common (quar.)
5%; preferred (quar.)____—
1
43/i% preferred (quar.)_i____________iv_
Evans Rule Co. (quar.)
12-19
1-
$1.25
^
-
—
(quar.)__
Co.
(extra)
(quar.)
Investments
Oil
Easoh
J
-
11-23
•;
Co." (quaT.)_____-_™_j__-_tLu.j/.
Inc.
1-
Mfg.
Elwell-Parker
11-15
11-19
8r.
Jan.
preferred (quar.)
omitted at this time).
Algoma Central tSzl Hudson Bay By.- (quar.)_
/ 6% preferred (quar.)—!—-—
Allied Radio Corp.,-;(qnnr.)_—7__—7_——
i Allis
1
3
12'/2%
(Common payment
Stock
12-
12-
Corp.;
Electronics
approval of1
Steel Co., .5%
Alan Wood
11-15
Echlin
,
.
(2-for-l stock split subject to
'
12-18
$1.37 »/2
<quar.)_,—____________
11-23
(Common
4-26
42y2cV
Alamo National
.11-20
11-27
27 Vic
v
Paintr
EZ
;10-26
5-30
10c
(quar.)„_—
Alabama Gas Corp., common (quar.)
$5.50
12-16
15c
Corp.
12-15
12-20
Holders
When
Share
-7.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)__
Lilly (Eli)
Co. (increased quar.)___—___
Special
Longvlew Fibre
(extra)
Louis Sherry Preserves.
See Sherry (Louis),
Payable of Rec.
4%
(stock dividend)-!
Instruments, Inc.
dividend
Stock
Extra
Holders
When
Per
Company
Name oj
Per
Name of Company
-
11-20
Inc.
Investment Fund,
Diversified
7
12-20
<,
$5c
(quarterly
from net investment income)—%
^—.
9c
Dobbs Houses, Inc.
(quar.)__—
W—; 12Vic
Dodge Mfg. Corp. (quar.)_—
37yac
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
(quar.)
27Vac
nounced during the
a
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)—
lS——
Extra'
current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
(quar.)
preferred
Dickenson
12-
45c
$1
$5c
,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)—
•
announcements
Dividend
tables.
When
■per
■
■
;
common
11
12-10
2- 1
2- 1
35c
11-15
10c
11-15
11- 2
11- 2
2%
12-10
H-26
11-9
11- 5
5c
11- 9
#
.
1-11
1-11
3*5
*-v. i£,'
^{ 4962
iw»k*«£ >^«nRje^ Ql<#te^CT
<1664^
12
"i
?p
■
•
..
^
p.
_ •
'/■.".
*
1
•
^
1
.
rt
,^.
^
'
%
("Louis) Preserves, Inc. (stock div.)
Simsbury Bank & Trust •(•Conn.) (quar.)——
Sinclair Oil Corp
—
—<-—%
Skeliy Oil Co,
(quar.)_
___________ *•
Shelry
Payable ofRec.
?
10^11
Wood
Woolworth
12-10
11-9
45c
12-
4
$7VaC
11-
1
10-17.
$31% c
11-
1
6
12-
5
25 VaC
11-30
11-
26 VaC
11-30
11-
29%c
11-30
11-
5
11-
5
5
preceding tabie.
Southern
4.40%
4.60%
preferred
2-
97 Vac
(<juar.)—
(quar.).
12-
92 Vac
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
2-
(quar:),———~-i~l '
3.70%/
3.90%,
4.15%*
< quar.i
.■_,
—
•'
Oil
Sterling
1
11-
1
11-15
11-
:
12-10
Ope
64
40c
1
B
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12- 1
11-15
7 VaC
11-15
12-14
-$$1.31
11-15
10-25
1
10-19
12 Vac
12-
1
11-
12 Vac
11-
1
10-25
Biscuits,
Sunshine
(quar.i—
Inc.
__
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.32%
4.16%
(quar.)
<quar.)__——
5c
11-15
\
■-
11-15
11-1
10-10
22c
11-15
11-1
$1.06
11-15
11-
1
$1.04
11-15
11-
1
$1,27 Va
11-15
11-
1
5.25%
preferred
5.10%,
5'i
4.92%
4.90%
4 72%
4.65%
4.64%
4.60%
4.50%.
4.25%
4.10%
preferred
$5
...
10-22
12-
12-11
Thompson
Thriftimart,
Class
B
7
7
12-
7
1-
1
12-
7
1-
1
12-
7
1-1
12-
7
$6.25 preferred
&
Vitamin
(Del.),
Co.
VSI
dividend
Value Line Fund,
Value
50c
Linai
Trust
7%'
12-20
11-20
30c
11-
1
10-18
50c
12-
7
11-16
25c
11-30
11-14
12-14
11-30
11-15
10-31
62 Vac
11-
1
10-15
11-
12-27
12-27
12-11
8c
50c
10c
11-16
10-25
11-16
10-31
11-16
10-31
Inc.—
Class
A
Fopr
idf't»r.
pf)!B
Westchester
Fire
Nuclear,
Westfern
11-15
11-
"
45c
11-26"
:
11-7
10-31
11-15
11-. 1
11-
1
per
12-
3
11-
1
12-
3
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-1
10-19
on
12-17
11-19
Atlantic
Wilcox
Oil
Co.
tquar.)
Quarterly
W^in-Chek
W infield
Industries
Growth
(Quarterly
Wisconsin
6%
(quar.)__
Industries Fund,
from
Electric
net
com.
(quar.)'
preferred (quar.)_.
12-31
1
12-10
5C
11-15
4%.
income).
lc
50c
Refining
$1.50
90c
....
4 to
%
4.40%
4.76%.
4.96%
preierred
preferred
preferred
preferred
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)..:
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
$1.12Va
$1.20
$1.10
10- 1
12-
1
11- 9
$56 V4C
11-
1
10-10
$72c
11-
1
11-
1
10-
7
11-
10-3.1
$1.12Va
11-
1
10-
$5c
12-
1
10-19
11-
•
Extra
11-30
12-15
10-31
11-30
.
$l!l9
12-15
$1.24
12-15
11-30
11-30
1
10-19
10-10
2%
10-31
25c
12-14
11-16
12-14
11-16
12Vac
10-24
10-11
43 %C
.
11-
10-
1
Co.,
1
94
10c
10-25
10-
13c
11-
1
10-19
30c
.
12-
7
10-26
.
,4VaC
class
Avco
pref,
Corp.
(quar.)
10-
8
llr
5
11^
1
10-15
■11"
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-26
10-15
10-a6
10-15
;10-3i
10-19
5%
;
30c
5c
—
10c-
preferred
10-15
11-
1
10-15
1-
4
12-21
.
3
11-
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
10-15
11-15
18%c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)__
—_
10-19
10-
.
10-
„
101010-
10-10
9-26
10-15
11-15
11-15
10 -31
10-31
3-
$87VaC '• -4- 1
4-1
Canadian Arena Co.:
;
—:
$$2
11- 1
Canadian Bronze Ltd., common (quar.)_—$37V2C
• 11" 1
5% preference (quar.)
% »' $$1.25
11-1
.Canadian Imoeriel Bk. of Commerce (quar.)
$45c
11- 1
.Canadian Industries, Ltd., common
$10c
10-31
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd. (guar.$20c
11-15
Canafund
Co., Ltd.—:
x.__:
$60c
10-31
Capital Estates, Inc.
;
—
48c
11-15
Capital Investments,' common
—1— .'•*
3c
1-15
Caribbean Cement, Ltd. (interim)
28c
11-30
Carlisle
Corp.
(quar.)
:
10c
11-15
Carolina Power & Light, common—
41c
11- 1
Class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
_
ordinary B shares (a
British income tax)
Scott & Co.
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
Cascade Industries
(stock dividend*
Cassiar Asbestos, Ltd. (quar.)_-—
Ltd.,
_
10-31
10-31
10-16
,10-31
10-16
7c
37 VaC
,.
_—
$1.12V2
4%
$10c
+5c
Extra
Caterpillar
Celotex
5%
-
Corp.—
25c
(quar.)
Tractor
preferred
10-31
:
10-16
Central
(s-a)
:——
%
,_-_r
,
4.20%
Central
10-31
10-
i
$1.50
17 Vac
11-20
10-26
$140
Electric (incr.-quar.)
(quar.)__V
——"
Light, 4% pfd.
preferred
(quar.)—
Power &
Securities
preferred
preferred
12- 1
10-31
10-26
10-26
11- 9
n
.
(quar.)__
..Central Hudson Gas &
"$34 VaC
11-23
Pirie
10-16
15c
-15c
...
6V2%
payment less
25c
30c
27c
$1
$1.05
10-31
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
Corp,—
(quar.)
(quar.)
4
1__—II
37V2C
35c
11- 1
11- 1
8
4
10-10
10-10
9-29
9-28
10-15
9-28
11-
1
12-31
10-31
____—____
Carreras,
8
310-
$87%c
^
2
12-
75c
—:
6-14
6-28
- -
(quar.)
9
3-15
3-29
10c
Power—
Central Coal & Coke
A
(quar.)
11-
1
Packers, Ltd.—
Carsqn
IOC
,
.
12-31
10-20
3c
.
preferred A (quar.)
6% pi'eferred B
(quar.)
___$_
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
:
Avalon. Telephone Co., Ltd.—
5Va%
1-15
5c
&
10-5
11- 3
•
■11-15
-.
2%-.
;
10-11
1
11-13
^
30c
•
11-21
11-
93 %c
v
6%
,
12-15
60c
commqn :,(quar.
10-11
11-1
$148%
•
Common
J1" J.
________
x
1
11-
31%C
(quar.)——
11-14
11-29
12-
5c
Packing Co. (quar.)
Water & Telephone—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1.20
$1,24
Canada
11-27
_
prior pref. ^quar.)
(quar.)
yreieiueu
8
10-15
10-19
—_
about $0,055
Prints
10-
1
1
18c„ 11;-30c- - 11—
31c
11$125
preferred
(quar.)
31V4C
11$1.32
preferred
(quar.)_
33c
11Camden Fire Insurance Assn.
(N. J.), (s-a)
,60c
,11:
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd._______'I_*I_l •
$10c
10-29
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)_,
—__
55c
10-31
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone (quar.)___—_
• $10c
12-15
;
Extra_
—;
$10c
12-15
Canada
Foils, Ltd.,
common-;——
$15c
11-15
Class
A
(quar.)_i__
L_—$15c ' 11-15
.
(quar,)_
Fe Ry. (quar.)___
Automobile Banking Corp.—•
10-31
12-15
10-19
,
Automatic Steel-Products, non-cum.
11-15
12-15
1
22VaC
'
(quar.)_
"
10-19
12-
v
1-15
1
9
11-
$65c
dividend
Stock
1
11-15
1I-4V
$62 VaC
o iv
xvx.i,
preferred
Common
..
10-17
5c
(quar.)
Electric
California
9
12-24
1
11-
2%
:
California
5
12-
$3
1
11-
—5c
dividend)
;
(stock
11-30
■
1-
25c
—25c
\,*±.
California
10-10
$7 Vac
37VaC
x.—__
:___
—
Extra
10-30
Austin Nichols & Co., common
10-17
12-
1-31
10-19
$70c
•
Wisconsin, Power & Light,
4(a%
preferred (quar.)
11-16
10-17
11-12
11-
95c
30c
(quar.50c
35c
40c
$25c
1.
$17c
common...
—___
25c
Inc.,
M.)
(A.
Byers
11-20
11- 1
10- 5
11-12
"
(quar.)__
:
class A (s-a)x—_______
Terminal
Byii.,ok(.>
•_
share
per
Common
10-19
40c
■
9c
Common
Bush
11-30
Quarterly
1
10-31
12-
10-12
preferred
$1220 con v.,
1
10-26
9-28
.
Mills,
Burnis
1
3-1
12-15
Castings
Inc.
Ltd.,
B
Class
9-17
10-12
pay¬
~
52c
:x_;
preferred ; (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)__
•Automated
(increased)
10-18
y
(quar.)
,—___________
Atlas Brass Foundry
(quar.)_—
Atlas Life Insurance (Tulsa, Okla.)
(quar.)
Atmos-Pak, Inc.
(stock dividend)-^
Atomics, Physics
Science Fund, "Inc.—
8
1-31
11-
12-7
11- 4
$30c
(quar.)_-_^,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Cityr Electric
*
10-31
2-21
10-
12-26
50c
50c
Asssociated Stationery Supply Co,
11-16
11-21
12-
Inc.—
investment
Power,
preferred
3.60%
r
11-
35c
85c
15c
i5C
•
10-31
20o
•
Ltd.—
'equal to
L__
1
5
$1.75
.
(interim
(extra)___
Products
Co.
Forge
Bullock's,
Bullock's,
■
«
_i._-
(-quar.)
Buffalo
<-0
12-
-
(quar.)_
Gas
Steel
Steel
Buckeye
10-15
1
11- 1
$$1.57"
tax)___
income
Union
Buchanan
Atlantic
-
10-17
2%.
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
4U,%
preferred
(quar.)
38%%
share )
3.7.5%,
Weetgale- California Corp.—
Class A (stock dividend)
11-30
•
4.75%.
ioc
'
(initial)
11-15
35c
(quar.)
Y.)
12-15
12-10
Corp;
•Associated Products
30c
;
(N.
Insurance
Inc.
-
15c
18c
(quar.)
5c
approximately
of
of
Brooklyn
10-10
11-
11-21
12- 5
11-15
11- 1
$$1.50
.Brockton, Taunton Gas Co.
$3.80
preferred
(quar.)
11-^ 1
%
Artesian Water, 1% preferred (quar.)
Associated Electric Industries—
American
deposit receipts
(interim pay¬
ment of mine- pence less British Income.
Constable
Arnold
36c
common
(quar.)
(ouar.)
1
1
12-
10-
10-10
.
1
!
(auar.)_^
Petroleum, Ltd.—
American
deposit receipts
1
10-29
1
(quar,)_____
^referred
free
10-10
3-15
British
11-19
12- 1
Products Ltd,
Co. Ltd.—
Forest
Columbia
preferred
fiV^%
11-5
12-1
12-20
Mills—
Louisiana Gas, common
convertiblb preferred - (quar.
Tax
Investors Fund—
Telephone,
preferred
12-1
'
$1.25
■
12-15'
6%
5
12-
10-25
$1
11c
25c
$12V2C
quar.)_
Columbia Telephone
British
"30c
Arkansas,
90c
(qtiar.)
Coast
SI.44
Arizona
10-15
10-10
12-15
25c
(s-a)
Industries
British
10-31
1
11-
C
Class
.
11-15
22cJ
preference A- (quar.)_narticipating preference riquar-)
'■
Agrochemical (stock dividendU—x.,.
$2)60
•
12-10
(initial
Engineering
Breeko
11-30
10-19
10-26
$1.75
$1.75
$20c
Assn.—
(initial)
common
ment
(quar.)_-_x.__x._-_i._%12_
A
preference
$2:50
-
New
1
10-
11-20
Raceway
Brandy wine
7
Braun
$1.0743
Appalachian Power, 4Va% pfd. (quar.)_^;
Argus Corp. Ltd.,, common' (quar.)
10-15
Caro-
12-
*'
10-29
tl2VaC
10-22
•
Africa— ;
(quar.)
& Film
Chemical
Anken
11-15
(Quarterly from investment income)10c
Weingarten. Inc., common
(quar.i
15c
West
and
'
•
Anneuser-xiusch, Inc.
11-15
—
11-1
12-31
32 Vac
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
.$2.90 preferred (quar.)
^._
Anglo-Newfoundland Developmant Co„--Ltd.-_
12-11
quar.i
25c
5%
1
10-31
'rrnfu
10-31
(increased)-
3
10-19
'
*
Inc., $1.20 preferred
(accum.)
$1.20
preferred
(accum.)
Bralarne Pioneer Mines, Ltd. (s-a)_
;
10-15
f
(one shilling per
15c in Canadian
1112-
11-19
1-2
15c
Bowser,
11-13
5c
about
to
Products Co.
"Bowman
11-13
10-30
12c
equal
share
10-15
11- 1
11- 1
11-1
11-15
33c
$1.19V2
$1.07
,
4.25%
10-11
12-10
(quar.)
common
Bourjois,
pfd.—
• -
-
,
(quar.
Anglo-Canadian Telephone
■
1
11-15
5c
(North
-
1
12-10
-
preferred
9
25c
Ordinary ,i$2.80
10-
27c
J.")—r
IT.
Inc./. 4V4%
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
•r
1
10-22
54c
1—1
Anglo American Corp., South
Amer.
deposit receipts
17 Vac
3.5%
/(increased
Co.
Washington Mutual
1
11-
6V4C
.
(quar.)—
Gas
9
$1.56 V4
30c
American- President Lines—
- ----* - • ■
5%
preferred (quar.)
,
American Smelting & Refining—
•
7%
preferred
(quar.)
American South African Investment (s-a) __Y
American Viscose Corp.< (quar.)___-_i__x._i-,%
Anderson Clayton & Co.
(quar.)-_
-
10-15
3c
Co.
'
'
Natural
10-
Edison,
87V2C
.____
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)'
Inc.
(quar.)
'Bowater Paper, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
9
1
(quar.)
4.78%
10-19
10 -.
11-
31V4c
net investment income plus 16c
net capital gains)_^^
National Insurance - (Oaiv-eston) —
American
;
11-
15c
Swasey
&
9
10-23
11-15
(quar.»
■Warner
9
11-
11-26;
"
$1
50c
;
common
preferred (quar.)
Boston
10-23
11-1
50c
Corp.,
Borg-Vvarner
3Va%
11-20
$.03 V*
:
2VaC
(quar.)___—
&
11-
1
20c
Manufacturing, Ltd.—
Bank
1
12-
10-11
10c
25c
(quar.)
10-25
11-15
10-30
11-15
12-15
11-30
11- 1
11-15
10-29
12- 1
11-1
11- 1
75c
25c
15c
10c
"
9-17
11-15
(initial).
common
new
Corp.
(quar.)—
Fisheries Corp., common
4%.'preferred (quar.)
10-15
11- 1
.
from
from
.10-31
75c
45c
(quar.)
'• %
,
"'
. .
50c
7c
—30c
(quar.)_
Inc.,
10-30
*
'
Cascade
Booth
10-16
1
11-
12V2C
-
American
II-15 '*•
"
Wachovia
12-
10c
(quar.)_
$56c
8
11-
1-15
4-15
.<•
.
...
(quar.)___
Brooks,
9-29
•;
.
$.04
Raceway, common
ouunets
Boise
.
.
"
11- 9
2-8
10-16
11-21
,,
,
(quar.)
Inc.
Bell
Bobbie
9
10-10
11- ,1
12- 3
3- 1
10-31
1-31
4-30
.____
(quar.)
Tobacco, com.
preferred
6%
Blue
11-15
11-15
will be
Co.
Bros.
Bloch
oxuo
11-30
currency)
S.
Bin-Dicator
i- i
11-
Present common shares
class 'B' common.
Company
&
Best
12-14
1
U.
in
11-16
_____
Co., (Newark,"
-
-
10-15
i^-
as
consolidated,-Inc.—(15 Philippine centavos equal to about
"
.
common.
known
12-40
$25c
'
Benguet
1
11-
933/4c
11-23
$37c
(quar.)
Fund,
1
10-31
—
Inc.
1
11-
12-
10-31
Sanders,
class A
12-15
10-31
•
1
-
Climax,
Class A
Extra
Viceroy
1
1
1
10-
/"*'
(Initial- payment of $1.06V4 quarterly
$0.01-18 accrued dividend)—
(6c
11-15
from earned income 1
Inc. (s-a)
(Quarterly
Vance.
1-
11-
10-
1
..
".
American- Mutual Fund—
12-15
11-15
_.
__
Income
Line
1
11-15
50c
__
pfd.
5%
(ouar.)
Corp.
1-
$37c
Lighting Products.^
& Industries
<quar.)__.
Stock
-
-
$22VaC
-
Universal
Utilities
10-19
Corp.—
_
Transit
10-19
10-31
1
11-
______—__—-
i—___!
Metal
American
30c
Pharmaceutical
Quarterly
United
10-31
5c
$3.12
<s-a)
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
S.
'
11-
2%
20c
30c
___—
Quarterly :
■r
10-19
30c
:
—
stock split
Insurance
American.
30c
(quar.i
County Trust (Elizabeth, N. J.)
Corporations, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Class
B
iquar.)__'_.
5% preferred (quar.)___
United Exposition Service Co. (N.J.) (quar.)
United Financial Corp. (stock dividend)
U.
S
Fire Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar. i_—_
U. S. Lines Co.
(quar.)__
_4
U.
S.
National Bank
(San Diegoi
(quar.)
S,
If
7
,
15c
United
U.
7
12-
-
A
;
20c
10-15
Quarterly
_—
________
Furniture Co. (quar.)________—_
Home Products Corp. (monthly) __
10-31
3%
10-19
10-31
American
10-31
15c
'
,
American
10-31
'
"11-10
19c
20c
.
'
20c
*
10-26
Factors, Ltd, 4stock dividend )£__i
American Fire & Casualty (Orlando,"Fla.)—
11-25
15c
Union
U.
12-
1-
91V4C
.
6c
50c
%
$17VaC
15c
:
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.) ______
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance (Los Ang.)
A 50%
stk. div. payable in class A shares
Shares will be reclassified into two classes
of common stock, class 'A' and class 'B.'
The 50% stock dividend Will be paid in
class 'A' common to holders of class 'B*
•
11-17
______
4%
10-12
11-
;
Co. (qua-rj_:
& Storage (quar.)
Mfg.
Van
15c
20c
10-18
1
American
1>
1-
'
•,
Quarterly
10-18
11-15
Equitable Assurance (N. Y.)—
American
12-7
10c'
(quar.).
class
Co.,
Two-for-one
10-18
-
11-15"
7Vac
4-
(initial quar.)
common
r.,New
12-
....
(quar.i:
Tropical Gas
7
12-
:
Inc.,
12-'7
1
$1.02 Va
(John R.) Co. (ouar.i—
Paper Box (quar.)
Thompson
12-
1
1-
$1.06 V4
.
Inc.
Industries,
1
1-
$1.15
iquar.
dividend—
Stock
1-
■
1
-
Thomas
7
1
1
(quar.)
common
12-
I-
$1.25
(quar.i
Bros.,
preferred
3.65%
7
1-
•
Tfcfahimer
7
12-
1
Co—.—
Can
.11-15
$25c
_________
Cement Corp,—
10-19
$25 c
common
4%
10-19
9
$$1.43%
preferred (quar.)
1
Additional
——$——-.——._
$6.25
preferred- (quar.—_—____
American Distilling (quar".)__i—1
American- Electric
Power—
Old
common
(increased)
——:
11-16
12-
1-
$1.12 Va
common
Ltd.—
—
9
H-
;__
4%
1
11-
(quar.—___
.
Paper, Ltd.,
Common
„
11-30
/; 5%;_
—1
,
$1.50
1-15
12-31
55c
11- 1
9-29
V 25c
11-1
9-29
% 2%
1- 2
12- 7
12 Vac"
10-26 , 10-41
7VaC
10-31
10-10
1%
10-31. .10-10
$12Vac
11-1
10- 5
$62 VaC
11-1
10- 5
1 40c
11- 1
10-15
" ' 15c
12- 1
11-15
15c
40-31
10-19
20c
11- 1
10-15
9c, r 11-15 * 11- 5
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.—
7% preferred (quar.)
Hardware & Mfg., common.;
11-30
5c
—_—
—
10- 5
10- 5
10-10
11-30
12- 1
12- 1
10-31
-Belknap
10-23
12-21
Corp.
Baystate Corp. (quar.)__
1
Bearings, Inc.
(quar.)___
Beech Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)_
10-23
12-21.
$3
$1.25
1-
i quar.i
(quar.)___■_
(quar.)
1
1
$2
Quarterly from net investment income.
$1.16V4
.
11-
11-
RR. Ordinary_Y__
Chemicals Corp.
Inc.________^
&
11-
:
Class A—
-Bekins
50c
B
American
$1.18
...
10-23
A
American
1
11-16
12-11
1'%
•'
(quar.)
Inc.,
11-
1
$1.16
(quar.i.
(quar.i
(quar. I—___
Industries,
Texas
10-26
$1.31 Vr
——___x_x~
$1.31
< quar.)—.——
S'l. 28
(quar. )_•___—...x.
$1.27 Va
(quar.)
—
$1.25
(quar.)...
$1.23
(quar.)
$1.22 Va
(quar.i——
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.32%.
10-22
16c
(reduced quar.).—
dividend....
preferred
(quar.i
5.24%
10-26
$5c
Common
Stock
12-
153
—.
Gas Transmission ou.—
Tennessee
11-15
1
5c
(s-a)_-
1
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% preferred"(quar.)__
Amerada Petroleum Corpi
(quar.)___^
:_
American
Book
(quar.)
1—"
American Business shares, Inc.—
5c
Ltd.
Mines,
Teck-Hughes Gold
_——
11-15
$1
Foods Inc. (quar.)__
Aluminum Co. of America, common
(quar.)
$3.75- preferred (quar.).
——
Aluminum Co.. of Canada—
4% 1st preferred (-quar.).^!
4 Va %
2nd preferred (quar.)_:
10-20
12-14
.....
(quar.)—
Taylor Corp. (quar.)—.
Taylor Publishing Co...
5.10%
12-1
7VaC
*
(Soock dividend)___.
Corp.
(quar.)_
;
Candy
.Behlen
Alterman
10c
(increased quar.).
Electric Co., com.
Tampa
10-31
%$1
Gas Trunk Line Co.,
Alloys
12 V2C
H
F
Taft
10-15
(quar.)
—1
_________
Stock dividend
Bathurst Power &
..
'
dividend
Allyn & Bacon,
Stock dividend
2
11-
1
12-
11-1
11-15
.
10-31
12-
12 Vac
"
(initial)—__—_—^—
(initial)
5%% series B preferred (quar.)
Albertson's, Inc., class A (quar.)_.
Allied Control Co;, (quar.)
Allied Mills Inc.
(quar.)
10-31
12-10
$1.10
Publications (initial).
_________
Broadcasting
(quar.)——...——
lamar
Electronics industries(quar
T
1
12-10
65c
9-21
1
Class
1
10r22
Homes,
Alberta
11-15
5%
—....
6c
$31 Vic
$35%c
10c
.
Oil Corp.
-Barton's
10-25
40-19
vquar.);—
Class
_____
•
11-15
5c
40c
;
(quart.)
(quar.)
Barry-Wright
10-31
liie.
Piano—
Extra
Baroer
12 Vat
^
Great. Southern
Stock
2
_____
Go.
(quar.)
dividend—
Gil
Stock
/ iO-15
________
10-19
10-31
10-31
11-1
12-17
$15c
$25c
(quar.)—
prefen.ed (quar.)
l~x
of Nova Scotia
(quar.)_—___—_—_
Bank
•
preferred
Inc.__r._T;
6 %
Albee
11-
11-
1
(auar.)—
B
Alabama
10%
11-15
11-
America—
Extra
Class
Stockholders
Sun
A
Class
10-31
31c
10-15
5c
Alabama By-Proaucts—
10-31
3%
approved a reverse split. Ef¬
fective Oct. 31 each $4 par common will
be exchanged for four shares of $1 par.
Suburban Propane Gas, common (quar.)—
5.20% preferred (1951 series) (quar.)
1
(quar.)..
(stock dividend)—
share ;of class B common for every
shares of class A common and class
common shares
outstanding—
Airport Parking Go. of
Class A
(quar.)—
10-31
12-
30c
—________
(quar.)
~.
C
-
1
10-31
12-10
llr
Inc.
Airkem,
11-15
1
12-
10-15
•
income)—,—
(From investment
GSwicrol Prattucts
Air
30c
preferred (quar.)
(stock dividend)...
Precision, 5% preferred A iquar.)
preferred
5'o
11-
3
»
f
Inc.
Homes,
Stvlon Corp.—-
3
12-
45c
-
5%%
Ltd.,
Crest
3
12-
45c
—.-a--—
dividend
Stock
Steel
1
12-
18% C
Packaging, $1.60 preferred (quar.)
preierred (quar.)..—,———
preferred
(quar.)—
Tank & Boat Co..—
—
S»einberg
1-18
11-
33c
$1.'20
S'ar
1
9-28
1
T.)>
Oil & Gas—
(quar.)_„
preferred (quair.)Balawin-Jjima-Mamilton Corp.
10-11
11-
Adley Corp.
(initial-quar.)
Admiral Plastics.——
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—-
36c
Standard
o%.
1-18
snare
'(one
INew
held) —...
Co.
shares
1-18
1
2-
of Standard
Jersey] stock for each 115
dividend
1-18
1
10-25
10-25
18c
10- 5
10-15
10-31
5%S
6%
8C
$1.62 Va,
:
10-26
10-31
$1.12 Va
preferred
5%
Baldwin
$0,008
$1.43% '
.,
32c
Products, class A (quar.)..
Oil Co. of Indiana (quar.)
Stock
1-18
2-
31«AC
Motor
Siandard
1
2•
27 VaC
■
Standard
1-18
2- 1
,
$1:15
27V4C
preferred
(quar.)
_
4.40'>
preferred ($25 pan
(quar.i______
5'i
preferred (quar.)_„___—-—
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
$1.44 preferred
(quar.).;
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
—
Stamford Water (quar.)'—
«
—
—
1-18
;
Corp.
___—
—___'
Bailey Selburn
1
11-
11-15
10c.
Corp.
.
(<J».
Bacardi
Payable of-Rec.
Share
•
(quar.)
—
1
Abecdeen Fund ■ (quar.)Abrams
(A. R.) Inc. (.quar.).—
Acme Steel Co., 5.75%
preferred (quar.)
6Va% preferred (quar.)_x.__.L—_—_
Adams-Millis. Cfflp. (,quar. )1_„__
AMT
1-18
2-
$1.10
4.36%
1
1
2-* 1
$1.03%
______
11-15
1
26 Vac
(increased quai.)______
iquar.) _
Common
Company
Name 0}
18c
35c
(quar.)
00m,
Holders
When
,
' Payable of Rec.
Share
capital
from
12c
and
.
■
(guar.)
jtt-eferred
BabblU
Holders
When
Per
.
Sugar Refinery ,Lttd„
5%
we
2
10-
10-16
10c
•
Industries.,
Southwestern Public Service—
'
6
j
;'u
* i •
■
..
"B"—;
Fund
from Jncoma
C:
B.
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list dees not include divi¬
dends announced this week* these being given in the
Below
12-
—
.
12-20
10c
&-Tube (q«Ar%_
Youngstown Sheet
Cabnpany
Ayres (L, S.) & Go., common
4 Va %
preferred (/quar.)
.11-15
12-15
•
■>' Vf . •'
- % t*
t
-
.
10-17
-
$1.25
4
(6c
:
11-13
'
Axe-Hough ton
Per
1*11-1
; i2-.
62Vac
'■
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%
-
.
414^30
12-20
37 Va d
PtibHc Service1 ^increased quar.)
(Alan )Y Steel Uec Alan .Wapd. Bteeli) :
(C.-.W.) Co. (quar.)
—
10-29
1
11-
80c
5u«
Industries, common——_____
6%% preferred (quar.)_—_
Soss
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)—__
Southern California Edison— 4.08%
preferred (quar.)
4.24%
preferred (quar.)
_
4.78%
preferred (quar.)
Southern Co. uncreated qua*.*—i.
.---
Share^ Payable of.Rea,
,
Wisconsin
11-21
4%
(
Steel
Slaiei-
Name of Company
-
Share
'•**'.
Ncme of Company
When. Mulders
-Per
-
•*
V*
Holders-
Per,.*. When
.
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r
11-
1
10-
5
,
11-15
10-15
10-
5
10-
5
10-19
10-
8
10-15
10-10
10-15
10-15
10-19
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Number'6205
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T
,
2%,
6'Ac
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Rebuilders (quar.)___^__—
Refining (quar.)_____„___V
Bank' (N.
Manhattan
Chase
•««'
Chemical
Y.)
(quar.)____
Enterprises,
Inc., common—.:,:—
Products Corp.
(stock dividend)
Chemical
,
' 25c
;65c
*
,
■>,-
«
Glass
Oilcloth
DominionrSteel
Chickasha
a.
11-21
11-2.
1-2-63
12-19
.30c
4-2-63
..3-19
"3-OC
7-2-63
:
6-18
~1_:—
1
Quarterly
StSro
New
(increased
preferred
5%
25c
quar.)
1-31
.
11-30
'
15C
r
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>T2-W
:>i
from-invest-
12-31
"12•
6
Columbus
Southern Ohio
&
$1.06Vt
11-15
11-
-
10-15
'1Q.-26
V', '"Stock
-
-
Stock
Commonwealth
-Concord
Natural
Gas,
5Vz%- preferred
Conn
(G.
Connecticut
Co.
Consolidated
Financial
Consolidated
Freigntways
Consolidated
Natural
Gas
Consolidated
Royalty
Oil
Extra
—1
11-
1
t50c
12-15
12-
10-30
Consumers
10-
5
10-
5
11-
10-
5
11-
10-
5
10-29
$4.50
Co.,
preferred
$4.16
Corp.
Common
1
,10-
1
10-
5
12-
1
11-21
10-31
3
11-15
10-25
10-
2
-10-
(Chicago)
;
Cornet
&
Co.
Cousins
Co.
Crouse
Nest
Cork
A
1212-
7
1-
2
12-
7
&
11-23
11-
11-30
10-31
10-
.
5
5
11-
10-
10-25
5
Power
10-25
11-
1
.
1
12-20
(quar.)
'
9-28
"
11-
1
de
3
11-
12-
7
11-14
11-15
11-23
Tire
'___
11-
shares
(interim
depositary
per
De
Mines,
payment
12-
3
5
$1.20
11-
$1.12
11-
1
11-
1
10-10
Free
4%%-
preferred A
Vilbiss
De
Co.
1
1
1G-10
Motor
;
•'
1
'
Fruehauf
Futterman
10-10
9-28
10-26
10-12
11-
1
10-12
10-22
10-10
14c
;
11-
10-16
G-L
10-15
12-
3
11-
5
$2
12-
3
11-
5
General
$1
12-
1
11-15
General
10-29
10-19
10-19
General
25c
(quar.)_____
15c
Giorgio Fruit (quar.)
Bros.,
Stock
Co.,
payment
of
Diversified
bution
from
Dome
5%
1
10-
8
1-10
1-
2
75c
Shares, Inc.
of
10c
5%
&
10-22
Ltd.
fiscal
(quar.)
Dominion
Bridge Co.,
Fabrics,
preference
;—:—__
General
Ltd.
8%c
11-10
10-10
12!/»c
10-96
10-
Electric
Co.
Motors
10-31
—
Steel
$1.32
9-28
$1.25
12-15
$1.00
11-
7
tl5c
11-
1
10-15
$2.50
11- 1
10-15
$2
XSlYzC
10-12
General
Powder
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
10-23
35C
30c
$1.25
I1" 1
12- 1
11-15
10-15
11-15
10-26
$.04166
$.04166
$.04166
$.04166
$.04166
$.04166
12%c
11-10
12-10
1-10
2-11
:
—:___
,
——
pfd.
(quar.)______
;
:
5%
Co.,
&
A
•
4_4_
A' (monthly).
Class
A
(monthly)
Class
A
A
(monthly)____„__
(monthly)_4_l_4
Class
A
(monthly)
9-28
10-
1
Hicks-Ponder
8
'
10-15
11-21
12-20
,25c
•
10-15
1
10*31
1
11-
1
10-26
10-
5
11-
10-15-
12-
45c
5c
1
10-16
—
A
•
stocks/ subject
holders
.
Holly
Sugar,
5% '
(quar.)—
common-
preferred
—
(quar.)___
(quar.)___
—•
Winston-.(increased-quar.)
Rlnehart-&
&
Extra
9-29
Home
11-23
9-28
Hoover
12-10
11-16
(quar.)
Horizon Land Corp.. (stock dividend)
___
Ball
&
12-10
11-16
Hormel
15c
12-14
12-' 1
Home
(Joseph)
1
10-20
House
of
12-21
11-30
3-21
2-28
6-21
5-31
12-'. 1
41-15
Hussman
5c
10*31
10-15
Huttig
5c
11-30
11-15
5c
12-31
12-15
-
2%
—__
11-21
12-12
10-17
30c
10-31
50c
12- 3
11- ,7
$1
12 V2c
12 Vic
11- 1
12-15
3-15
10-16
11-23
2-25
8c
10-25
"10-23
.10-11
10- 5
1- 1
12-14
10-25
'12-14
11-1
9-21
10r26
10-10
12Vic
$1.12%^
50c
5%
30c
;—
■
$1.25
933Ac
11- 1
11*. 1;
$1.1875
30c
4%
19.is
11-23
12-28
,
10- 8
10- 8
—_—_
>
Co. (quar.)_
(quar.)_—
(initial)
—,
,
Lighting & Power—
(quar.)_
:
5<"*
(quar.)___
/
;
11-iq
10-26
11-23
Ltd.—
Co.
$$1.25
22Vic
(quar.)_.
of "Florida—
11-1
'
'
33c
(quar )
32V2c
311/tC
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
10-10
11- 1
California—
.
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
10- 8
,
-
10-25
10-25
10-25
10-25
50c
ll- 1
11-1
10-12
10-12
11- 1
$1.25
•
25c
30c
51c
52%c
53V4C
55'Ac
583Ac
11-1
11-1
11- 1
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
Erick ' Co.
Co.,
4.08%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.26%
4.42%
4.70%
—.
(quar.)__
;—
(quar.)__.
:—4—:
(quar.)
—..—__
(quar.)^__
—
!quar.)
-—___—
(quar.)__:
___4
common
Properties,
Income
Indian Head
'
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
Inland
•
v 10-10
—
'
10- 1
11- 1
10-15
31'Ac
37Vac
.
______
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
10-15
——■—
common
20c
11-30
11-16
—-
75c
12- 1
,12-1
11- 1
(quar.)
$1
——.
$3
—
(s-a)
5c
(quar.)
Gasoline
Credit,
10-13
10-10
10-10
10-10
10-10
10-10
6c
—
preferred
10-15
10-15
10-12
10-13
Mexico S.A.—
Extra
6%
17-13
„
25c
.
(resumed)—
shares
American
*
(monthly)—!—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Electrica De
Industria
A
Mills, common
preferred
$1.25
class
10-15
11- 5
10-15
12-28
11- 1
11- 1
•11-1
10-29
Illinois
10-27
10-19
12-14
*«
Sash & Door
preferred
(quar.)
class
A
(stock
2%%
dividend)
11-1
1-2
11- 5
12- 3
11-23
10-22
10-25
Institutional Shares:
Institutional Growth Fund—
(Quarterly
Interchemical
4%%
from
net
Corp.,
Investment
common
dividend
4c
11-1
10- I
35c
11-15
10-29
$1.12%
11- 1
1Q-24
3A
11- 1
income)
(quar.)
preferred: (quar.)___
International Electronic
Stock
62Vic
10- 1
10-19
2- 4
preferred (quar.)
$1
5% preferred (quar.)
.____
$1.25
Hydraulic Press Brick
—15c
Hyster Company, class A~—__—_—_____
25c
Inglewood
—4
of
11-1
ll- 1
11-26
4%
Illinois Power
,
11-2
10-19
9-28
9-23
10-15
11- 1
11-15
25c
—
Co.
Co.
Refrigerator
.
11- 1
'10-31
2-28
11-15
11* 1
12-28
$1
$13c
_____
Co.____,
Bay
,
—
preferred
Hudsons
55c
15c
10%
35c,
25c
10c
(quar.)-___
&
Co.
Vision
Houston
xl5c
$15c
..
A.)
(George
$15c
Y.)-
(N.
Bearing
2%
$4
Co.
Insurance
'• ■
' '
'.11-30
11- 1
11- i
11- 1
11- 1
11- 15
2V2C
10-26
10-29•
$1.37%
35c
37%c
$20c
12%c
.
Co. Ltd.
Renfrew
Ilolt
10c
11-
,
—-
30c
$.703
•
•
preferred (quar.)__—31'/4C
5%
10-15
i0-15
11-30
10-25
v
class
stock-
17)_i_______
Oct.
Holly Stores,
approval of
to
11- 1
12- 1
12-31
2- 1
3- 1
4- 1
10-31
12-21
:—
Dauch,
&
20c
—
—
-
3-11
4-11
11-20
11- 1
2oc
$45c
—
—:
Co.
(quar.>_„;
Light (quar.)___
Ltd. (quar.)
Electric
Holt
25c
____:—
—
4
Holiday Inns of America, Inc.—
(6-for-5 split on both the-com. and
10-23
10-12
12-
;
(initial) ^
Co.
Mfg.
Higbie
.Hinde
10-25'
1
10-31-
35c
.
:
\
Appley—
(monthly)
Class
11-1
19c
.___,
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred (quar.)
;—
preferred
10-31
30c
56V4C.
(quar.)__—
'
10-17
'
10-30
,10C
(quar.)—___
preferred, (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)4
preferred
preferred
preferred
•
10-19'
11-1
$1.75
•
(quar.)_
4_'~
'
12- 1
-
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
preferred
11-26
Equipment—
General Telephone Co.
4
10-25
—_—_
(quar.)
(quar.)__
A
preferred
"Class
Hilo
-
4—_j,
10- 1
25c
,
(s-aj
Products—
Galion
preferred
Herman
10-5'
Corp.—
Wares
preferred
JlOc
(quar.),—
5
9-28
10-22
11-1-
—
(quar.)——:
10-10
10-10
10- 1
^
Class
Corp, (stock dividend)—.Inc.
(quar.)
—__:
—
General Telephone
4%%
t$1.25
(reduced!—:
Ltd., common
(quar.)
5%
Ltd.—
—;
6%
10-31
25c
(quar. )—
(S-a)__44„
(ouar,,)
General Public Utilities (quar.)
Stock dividend (Subject to approval).
$1.30
Corp.,
11c
2%
—
Financial
General Precision
plus 214c
(quar.)_
Anglo Investment
preferred
year
income)
10-
1
J.)
—-—4-—
preferred
(quar.) ______—
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)
9-28
U7y2c
7%
pfd. (quar.)
(a capital gams distri¬
Hercules
7%
11-
;
preferred
Heppenstall C04 4%%
5
10-26
30c
(quar.)_
11-1
11- 1
10-25
' $15c
—
(initial)__—
Development Corp.—
Convertible
11-
dividend-)
$4475 : preferred
■—__
for the
preferred
___w_—_—^
common
10-19
.
1
11-
$5
dep. rets. (A final
equal to approximately
investment
Mines,
-10-15
10-29
Dominion
2nd
6
11-
$4.50
Amer
71/2%
Industries,
net
Dominion
11^
45c
'•
—1
$0,055)
Dividend
Ltd.
_'.
1
New
12-14
75c
dividend).'
9-26
10-10
62c
56'Ac
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__.
Industries
10-
11-. 5
11-
5
Investors—
General American
Stores
S.) & Sons
dividend
:
Distillers
si
(quar.
Corp.
Inc.:l—
Dillon '(J.
11-15
27y2c
(Jncreased-quar.)
National
Diamond
Dibrell
4.50% " preferred
Hercules
——
General; Mills,
Co.
Heartland
10-
pfd. (quar;)^4_4V4_4A (monthly)——
(stock
1
11-
75c
(quar.)
•f
quar.)—-—"
1
10- 1
10-15
10-29
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd.—
56 'Ac
preferred (quar.)—
:
Garland Knitting Mills, class A (quar.)_____
Class A (quar.)__
___4:
—4—
.___
Gateway Snorting Gbods
(quar.)
__4J.—
Gateway Transportation (quar.)
______
2%
preferred
10-19
5%
4%
25c
Finance
class
11- 1
11-1
11-16
35c
1V2%"
'
(N.
4__.
11-15.
35c
;
(quar.)—
common
11-29
7 Vic
ADRS_j1__4:^
(quar.)
Mfg.,
Di
Electric.Light,
4.96%
11-16.
Island, N. Y.)
—
10- 1
10- 1
9-23
2%
(quar.)__:
dividend)'______4_4_
12-15
10c
4%
(stock
Stores
10-11
:
Ltd.
11- S
10-3!
10-31
10-22
.
Marx
&
Hayes
10-30
--
(quar.)—
common
Valley Financial
Dial
(Long
11-15
3c
3c
10c
'.—."44—,
(quar;)__
11-30
10-31
Trust_i4_—_4_i ;
Inc.
1
.___
10- 8
.10-15
10-15
10-15
$$1.25
1
dividend
Corp.
Schaffner
10-3 P
30c
(increased quar.)__
pfd. (quar.)
—_
Co.,
9
divd.)
11- 1
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
-
Co."(quar,)
Hartford
Mprristown,
(reduced
Corp.-
Electronics
10-i
class A (quar.)
debenture stock (quar.)
10c
25c
60c
__4.
12-17
'
Gardner-Denver
11-
5c
2-21
10-11
66V4C
(quar.)
M.)
(H.
Stock
12-26
8%c
——————
Gamble-^kogmo
1
3-11
.
:
11-15
5c
;__•
Bank
Corp.,
Dennison
•
of
Estate
7%
Monthly
$1.19
11.-23
f
125 7
40c
—
1
28C
(quar.)1—•„4_—4______
Trailer;
13-10
10-10
10-31
Tunnel'
Harper
11-20
1-10
(quar.)
Y,)
E.) & Co., class A
(quar.)___4_________—
10-29
Canada
12-10
-
28 %c;
(quar.) _v_—_4—
11-20
&
Harts
12- 5
A
1
40c
'
10-12
12-10-:
$1.25
.
H-Pa (quar-—
Har^co
10-19
10-25
A
33c
Detroit
10-19
10c
(Charles
1
11-19
i quar.)
10-19
5%
Monthly
(quar.)
Yard
1
11-1
(quar.):
Delaware
Stock
Bank
Geduld Mines,
Phipps Stores, Inc., 5V*% pfd.-(quar.)
Deer Park Baking Co. (initial quar.)
Delaware Power
& Light
(quar.)__—_\;_4—
8%
11-
11-1
;
Class
10-25
Dean
Denver Union
Series
12-15
i____—____———
Ltd.
H-C7
Extra
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)
.dividend
11-
f
Corp, (stk.
Series
10-19
•15c
—
Bank- (N.
Real
Stores
11-
10c
,.10-12
Funds—
Hamilton
5
10c
___.
Inc.-,
Cotton
preferred, (quar;)
12-31
Fund, 4Tnc.—
(quar.)_:
Co.
Cos.,
State
$1.37%
;
:
5%
Hartfield
(quar.)
Class
Frost
"•
'
,11-
r10-ll
.,
$1.25
r-——
(quar.)_
Co., Ltd.
preferred
Hamilton
•
$35c
Friendly -Finance, 6% preferred (ouar.)4—_•
Frost Bros.,.5%% preferred (quar.)——.___
Ltd.
Deferred
of about $0.64
(quar.)
9
»*
.
.
Sterling,
Stock
y
10-10
$.1
50c
__—
1
10-
$35c
;_________4__
Bank & Trust
National
10-10
$1.06
share)____
(quar.);
11-
10-24
$35c
(quar.)4
Union Realty Trust
Fraser
3
12-
Soto Chemical Coatings—
Common
'■•••'
income
Iron
-Jersey)
Franklin
2
12-28
10-
-4-
11-16
.
;
,
(quar.)__^—
preferred
$2.40
10-15
11-15
5%
:_
Credit Bureau.. < stk.
National
$1.25
Water, 5V2%
pfd. (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)—
11-1
15c
(monthly)"
Assn,
com.,
Rubber
&
National
Quarterly
Light—
Consolidated
40c'
——_
A
industrial
Foursquare - Fund
Franklin National
8
12-28
10-31
12- 1
10-15
10-10
.10-19
,
Hagan Chemicals & Controls,
Hagerstown Gas» (quar.)
•__—
Halle Bros., common, (quar,)_.
,
,
.
;
(increased)—
Gulf Oil Corp;
5.30%
4___—v
Corp.,
First
10-15
25c
preferred
Beers
10-11
10-19
11-
Florida
10-10
12-
17 Vic
-
,
.
10-1L,
4c
Ford
50c
—
5%.
10-26
$1 -.ll- 1
.
$7.50
Pqblic Utilities, class B
Flying,Tiger Line Inc., 5% pfd.
20c
(quar.)
^
—
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
;
$4,24
preferred
(quar.)____
_4_,_
,
$4 preferred
(quar.) ___4—r._________4
Dayco
25c
.
10-19
12-12
75C
Davenport
2
2"
12-J.O
11- 1
10a?l
11- 1
■
—
10-26
10-15-
11-15
4%
4^
.
12- 3
>
V ■
4 28c,
10-31
,l2%c-»Tl- I
«
10%
*
12- 1
5
12-14
(quar.)__—
RR.—
*
37V2c
J
:
Ohio
&
11- 2
11-2
10-29.
10- 9
8c,-.
—
dividend
Mobile
20c
_
__4________4 '
gains)____
_:
Insurance
(quar.)
Life
v
plus 20c from
30c
Chemicals- (quar.,)
&
preferred
(New
Firth
"
$4,80
1111-
<
.
$1,37%-..
(qua<r.)i_—
(quarterly, of
preferred (quar.)_—___
$5 preferred
(qugr.)_
."
3
11-29
25C
1
Gulf
11-
10c
J30C
4
Gulf.
12-
12 Vic
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
capital
Iu-x6i
.
10-31
v
5%
investment income
net
50c
(Sra)_4___;4___4_4_'_ '
First
9-28
1-
dividend)
(increased)
&
from
•
9-29
Z/lU-ji
6c
dividend
Friden, -Inc.
Corp.
Dallas
\
Co.,
Growth; IndustryShares
:
•-22.
_____——
(quar.)—
4_
National City
First
3
32V2C
25c
-
(quar.) 4___:
t
4% "
Quarterly ; '
4—
—_4
____4
First Charter Financial Corp.' (stk, div.)___
First Connecticut Small Business Investments'
First
10-15
1
■
(quar.)
Daffin
,10-29,
30c
Corp.
.First Camden-National
First
10-19
10-
11-
20c
.
1
10-31
-
17'/2c
(s-a)
Co.
Griesedieck
10-15
..11-15
,i"
20c ,11-23
■••5c
11-23
l5o
11-23
75c
11* 1
-
40c
preferred A
;
$5
Quarterly from, net investment income—;
n-20
10c
!_•;
(quar.)_
Seal
c
221/2
;______
(stock
Life. Insurance V(Houaton)«-
12-17
$12%c
4
Quarterly
(initial-quar.)_—
Coal
Southern
Quarterly
Greeley Gas, 5Vi%
■
4_.___4.v_—
1
Mortgage
General
-
Firestone
ll'Ac
Publishing
Great
1
10-151
(Syracuse)-.
Insur.
Ltd.,, class A
preferred
Financial
"
(quar.)__
A
10-
10-22'
—^—^____—
Paper Board Co..,
$2.25
7
2
5c
■
Cuneo Press Inc.
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common
Class
2
1-
___
pfd.
Ryx V44_44__4__-^__-:--44_,-
•1
.•
—
Stock
'
$1
(quar.)—
$1
Northern
•
(quar.)_
Co.
Pass
Crowell-Collier!
Crown
Lines
Great
45c
,_1—.—
__^4__4___
Financial
Trust
&
10-17\
Greenfield JReal Estate Investment Trust____
$12% c
—4___—
4.
Life
Traders
Plastics
Fields
8
1-
^__—
;
(extra)
Hinds
Crow's
-?0
•
.
Grand ^Unioir Co., (qua»4) 4—-
,
Stock
«
-
4
(quar.)
Federal Resources
10-19
•
(quar.)J.
Properties
10-10
It-
__4______
i• ' .i,. j'v 4 •;
■._;Extra\u_4____--_^__—
•
10-15
.
:>
•.
10-31
10-10
10-31 410*19
12-14
11-30
11-15
10-24
*; V:
$50c
12%c
32%c.
22 Vac
,
(initial)4i4^^_^i4.______'__4
New-common.
10-15
114. 1
Federal Tool & Manufacturing (quar.)______
Federated Department Stores- (quar. )•______
,
-
Bank
_4
B
4.60%
•A
>11-15
$1.13
:
■
(quar.)_
Reynolds Corp.,
Crompton
1
11
$1
of America
Stores
Corroon
12-
10-25
$1.12 y2
:
_4l_'
Transportation
Products
Corn
1
35c
(quar.)___
Continental Motors Corp.
"Controls Co.
12-
112c
(quar.),
.____
Continental
10-25
Properties, class A_a—
Employees Corp.—.
Government
Trust .(Stamford, .Conn.) —
.4.44;
&
Federal
9-30
IV2C
l
National
Illinois
\
-
Increased monthly
2
10c
preferred (quar.)i__:
;
Continental Aviation & Engineering:—
Reduced
:
Feoeral National
10-15
20c
t50c
.
jureferred- (quar.)_4/______
1__14
/
of Gloucester,; <quar.)_*,
^_4_4_i__ Gould-National Batteries (quar.)_i.4_i
9-28
10-17
••' 1 ''
."4
,V" 12-19
8c •••• 11-10
8c - 12-10
■'
-
4%
-
11*39.
UHl,
/.3%,
;• 3oc
4—
Gorton's
Gould
*
:, tax)
10-25
10-1Q
11- 1,
10-11
II-' 1,. 10-10
..
.
11-23V,
-12-15
$1.16%
preference
(quar. )4_________.4_—
Federal Insurance Co. (Newark* N. J.)—
5
11-
(s-a)
4%-
Continental
R
Special
11-
15c
_:
(increased quar.)
ll-20v-
v
10c
571/2 c
America—
of
1-15
5
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Container
10-
1
$1.04
(quar.)
(quar.)_
11-20 v
(quar.)_—
Federal Grain,
*
$1.03
y
(initial)
common
-1-15"
$1.40
$1.31 V*
(quar.)
$4.52, preferred
.
Extra
10-11
11-
$1.25
"
12-211
-
6%..preferred..(quar.)
Gas
Bros,
Farmers
'
(s-a)_,—
Ltd.,
1
:
Co;,
River
Farmer
11-
(increased)
Inc.
Design,
Power
'
*
County
Class
_______
11-i6
7
'1-
Record Plan (quar. )_~__4i.__—4_—__
West. Financial- Corp, (stock dividend)
Par
5
47 y2 c
pfd.
class A
-
Quarterly
11-
,
Consolidated Theatres,
Construction
X'r.
Fall
50c
__^
10*31
G 2* 7'
.
-
•
.
.vFairfield
51c
.
-
.
10-25 '• 10-1O
6c
•
Family
■;
8c
•
,
...
i.-lO-lO
--16c
-
_______
1
10-12
'
5%,
,
11- 1 .10-15
11- 1
10-15
11- 1
10-15 ,
11- 1
10-15
10-31
10-1L *
10-31
10-11 40-81
10-11
10-31
10-11
11-. 2
10-19
Corp., class A (monthly)
44__ ;
10-25 .
Class A "(monthly )_4i4_^___v—.4
4——'
11-26
Class .A' (monthly)u4^___^i_______^—
;
86 _••' 1-10, v 12-26.
Glatfelter (P. H.) Co.; common (quar;- 30c
11- 1 • * 10-15 ".
4Vi%"
preferred tquar.)__„44__"_^_4-_^—
'56%cll* 1 > 10-15
'.4%% preferred (quar.)4___.
;__4'__4___$6.5781 %' ' 11- 1.
10-15
Globe Envelopes. Lta., ;eiass. -A4
ujcii- 1
10-15
Godfrey .Company. >?(quar.)
i
___4__
' ,15c . 11- 1
.
10-15
Goodman Mfg. r"(quar.) ^4^4Jr-_.-i__4__^^4- .4
20c • 11- 1
.10- 2
Goodyear Tire ;& Rubber (guar.)fa_4_44_i.
t-25c
12-15
11-15
Goodyear/Tire & Rubber (Canada)—i
i- *•••'»'..
Enampl' & Hea^ipgvProdUGts >Ltd.-=—.
1
IV2C
10-
•
/^ 31 Vic
-4-
(quae.)
Corp.
Glickman
-
10—5 ^
:11*15/
30c
r
Corpj' (Stock .dividend YiiZZ--—--
'Fairbanks
11-15
11-
Co-,
Bros.,^ Inc.
11-15
,4
,
'
10-11
51V2C
5%
(initial^-_-_-_^-
-
-10-25'
tl3C
--
-
&;•
10-31
55c
(quar.)_
Mills,
9-28
10-25
11-15
1
.
'
V
Class5A (quar.,) 4__^1_44—4—
/Equity Capital £0. ((Minn.}-—
u
*
Stock dividend——-_T
Equity Corp., $2 conv." pfd (quar. )^„———
4Eversharp, Inc.,,common (quar.)__ 1__4__—
5%
preferred (quar.)44—
'
*
.'
^__
Textile
9-24
'■
II-
'
Consolidated
9-24
6
11-15
5%
preferred
(quar.)__
4.12% preferred
(quar.)
5^% preferred B (quar.)__
,
40c
-
Y.)—
(N.
9-24
.
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock' dividend)
Industries
.come
9-28 v
10-3!
87%c-
^Employers Group Associates .(Boston) Cquar.)"!
>"r
8c
±
Light
Edison
1
10431'
■
Emco,
1L-21
10c
■
•
^
$1.12%
-
Willi&n$p0rt, ;HR»- (s-a)L_r_4:l.__4^_;
/Ltd. (quar.)"__ 444_44___________
Elrhira
,
i 9-28
1
li- 1
18c
..
preferred
Consolidated
12-
-
:
I-1-10
$1.37 V2
& Power—
(quar.)J—
$2.06 preferred
(quar.)_l
$2.04 preferred (quar.)^—
$2
preferred (quar.)__'
1—
$1.90 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Building, Ltd.—
\
(3-for-l
stock split)
l
$2.20
2 %■
-
.
(quar.)__—
common
,
Ltd, .(quar.)^
C.),
1—1
'(quar.)
(quar,.)_____i„
(quar.).,,
Assn.
(Toronto)
Life
Confederation
;
Fund
Machinery
Shoe
Compo
11-
$i.3iy4
preferred- (quar.)_—
Commonwealth International,
Ltd;
•
12-
-,30c
I"
the Illinois Commerce Commission)—1
5.25%
11-15
10-15
10*29'
- Co.,
27 Vac:.
coimndn ( quar.
preferred '^quar...X44^__-rl>_4;_'_J_4_ " $1:12%:
Electric &. Musical Instruments/- Ltd^- " « ,4'
12»/2%
American-deposit receipts (final) t.__—
''
•
"
12- 1'
,
1
•'
;tl5c
-
-
'
>; Electronic'
•
11-ia
>
10-24
(Subject to, approval of
dividend
12-1
15c
(Memphis),(quar.)
Commonwealtli Edison,.common (quar.)
-12-
--10-31
5%
2%''
10-16
4y?%-
11- 9.
8c
(quar.)^_i_^_L_v_*
Commerce Title Guaranty
1
/
-
'
11-1
44T'^20C
Class. B ;(quarj)__i.
Clearing House
Commerce
11-
-7 Vic
-
:
(initial)
•
-
10*26
25c
Ekco Products
10-15
•'
Papery■class- A^rqUar.j.',^250
•
GirltoWn, Inc., class, A (quar.;)—
^__44_r*
12%c
Glaxo
Groui), Ltd.* American ; deposit rets. •> •
"(Final payment f of''8 Vi %" less British - in-1
10.-12 >
10 c
y •' Jf J' " *
^v '■*
»'
Eagle,- Inc. (quaf1-4:'- ; :__i_44-4-_-_-_-_- - $.0105 -10-26
12-24
-$•1.75.
East; Kpbfeftay: Power," Ltd-V' 7%".pfd.""(accum.)
IOC
11-1
Eastern Can '.Co/,' class 4Ai_i44__L^4
v1 Eastern States f?orp., $7, pfd. .(accumulative)•'
$1.75 '-11-:1
*>
$1.5(1 ) .11- >1:
$6 preferred (accumulative)_J__u__ 44—
1U 1Ed-U-Cards Manufacturing •(stock' div.)
5.% ;
;»
*
Locks
Pen
,
.12-14 -*». 11>"30
7c
;(quar^
1
J
-
,
Gilchrist
Girard
11-15
11-15 ^.ll-T
7c
-
;dividehd)Lt.
Duro-T*est Corp.; new common
u
Combihed
12-
40c
87 Vic $1.25 < $1,12%
.
(quar,)
»
preferred C
Gimbel
10-12
>
10-15
11- 1
4.65%
$4.50
^
1
11-1
preferred-(quar;)!
.__J.
- .$107
'
preferred (quar.)
_4_;__u-.". $1.17
6%
preferred (quar.) _14,
i-_44—,1 $1.50 "
Combined Insurance Co. of America (Chicago)
New. eommori (initial )_A4_i_.:_'___;__.:_—,10 c
.
preferred B
10-12
:
10-31
15C*
.
I quar.)
Corp.
preferred
,.f
^
Electric—
■4'A%
$5
11-15
12- 3
>18-31
r
3% >") Stock/■ dividedd 4_i__>4-____4__4-__ 4-.- 5%1 preferred' (q'uai,.-r__'--_4_444_^- -31%c'
V*. •;
.•
2%
3%'1
/.
10-10
•
Corp.'—r L
11-15
-
1
10-11
4.4,—••
9c . » 10-27$1,25-preferred '(quart )*;? >f$&%c ^; 11* 1* 10-17
..Colorite-PlaStfcife Hquar.)
8<5 %VlV*jL8f// it-; i10-19
Columbia 'Gas. System. <quar.)_4_:4_:4T___4__ '
27%c> 11-15
''(quar.')A__4__-4_____44__4"
12-3
12 Vic
4,
Ihternationul, -IncV \ stock dividend)
t$4.50
:
income)
$4.25 preferred
__
Pont
Duro
Colorado.-Oil -& .Gaf^
Columbia Pictures
__4_
—•
of- Canada, vLtd.*, commorr/Llr__
dU Pont; (E. I.1) dfe Nemours Go.-:- ^^
10-19-
*
11-
10c
>.
r
11-15
>•','. 50c \
$1.12% ",
^
V
-11-15
8c-
$3.50 -preferred (quar. )-_4r_4_'_i-_T_-_-_^_-__^./Gupuist Fi-eres; ..(plasa;:'A
Duriron
Company /"! quhr*.)'_::j.__4_J___i4_— *
10-15
10-25
Ind ustries".( quar;) 4a. __4;_
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du
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r
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(quarterly
•
10-19
11-16
!,'r,I$l!.50
'
12- 3
(initial)__^_____^__._4—___
Dunham-Bush Jnc;^ (stock
■.
3
prior...
(N...Y.) "(quar.)^^
Fund/ Inc.;
10-
I Dumas
11-15
ll*-5
.
1
.'
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•;Colby,C (Jane),' Inc.-) qilAr J44:4-T-.i_.:-_%-_;4-
Colonial
.
$1.25
12Vie-
,
Common K(quar.)
•-ment
10- 1
1
'
,10-15
•
,
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
$3.56 preferred A (quar.)
_4—_—_
dividend!-
11-1
12- 1
General
V
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•
11-
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Dreyfus Fund (from net investment" meome)Ducommun,:.Inc; v (quar.)_L-_—•
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;
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Cleveland
lx-ld 1-"
dividend-_ ____—.
-
stock
Payable of Rec,
Telephone Co.-of Kentucky—
,1
' ; ,
5.16%" preferred' (quar.)
;—64Vic
5%
preferred' (quar.)
____4_4____
62 %c
Gferteral Waterworks,v common^ stk. div;)
.• •3%
>
Y preferred -(quar.
$1.25
-5.10%
preferred (quar.)
$1.27%
$5 preferred (quar.):
$1.25
10-18
lii-il4
Share
.
'•
:? 10-15
Quarterly
City "Title; Insurance' Co.
AClearfield*& Mahoning
11-"1
t
-7-tiwe..
*
—
Company(initial) __^^4___4__i—___
Drew ^ro^eraes,- class A • ('initial; monthly )__
Class A (monthly)
l-for-70)
_4__L__4—4t44-_—
Stockholders, must notify cpmpany
/.' • to Nov. 5 for stock dividend- .i '
10-10
,
Holders
When,
Per
'y.'j
«
•
Drever
l-io
11-15
^
(quar. J—,
Investing CO., common -(quar.
(optional-cash or-stock
City Stores
-
10-10
42«/2c
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Rjri
City
10*10
10-31
,410c
=
.
split—
two-for-one
Dou ghboy
Electric—
&
11G5
10-31
?
•*. ,• •
Name of Company ^y
y
"
Chemical Co., Ltd.—
common
Stock
>
.! v.
9-18
10-31
2oc
r
:___
___
Gas
Common
(quar,'V__»
Ltd.
160c
$30c
t
10-29
1
.•
of Rec-
'
10-2-63
30c
Corp.' (quar.>———
Quarterly
Cincinnati
Payable
/
Ltdt ■'(.quar^)
(quar.)
—
(R.JRV) & Sons—
posed
.
_
.
•
1*
Quarterly
When
Share
\1
,:
;
.
Stockholders- will vote on- Nov, 12 on a pro-
t__.u_.-_
"
Churchill
&
-
& CoalCorp.;
Dominion Tar
.
10-5
$1;25-
-
0qu«r.)__:.iw___:_:____:_w
Oil
(increased-quar.)____
Cotton
Quarterly,
■,
Ltd." (extra>__—
4
Linoleum ' (quar.)____
Co,,
.
Dominion ocores;
Donnelly
11-1
30c
preferred (quar.)_
Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific RR.
A
4
,
Common
87 VaC
3 %%
preferred
,
UOc
Dominion
Dominion
Chesapeake & Ohio -Ry.
5%
of Company
Name
,
10-30
10- 5
10-10
10-11
,
1- 1
10-15."
11-30
10-24,
11- 1
.'11-15 "
- 5c
1-155.%% 11-12
Acceptance
Century
Champion Parts
Champlin Oil &
.
V
Holders
Per
•'.! When Haiders
Share Payable of Rec,
,•;,. ' Per
*
-
.
.
Name of Company
(
___—
^
.
Research—
—
—
Continued
on
10-*0
page
50
The Commercial and Financial?
(1666)
14
Chronicle
:
Monday,October 22, 1962
.
Stock Record from th»
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
52 % Jan
55
25
Jan
12% Sep
12
25
21% Jan
75 % Feb
Abacus Fund
16
81% Mar
56% Aug 29
7
27% May 16
25
Jun
36
21
Apr
75
3
17% Sep
Dec
55
16
ABC
15
16
ACF
Jan
3
Deb
22
76
Feb
28
107% Nov
14
62% Oct
19
99% Jan
2
17
Jan
3
24% Jun
5
9% Sep
28
21
Jan
2
68
10
Mar 14
80
39% Oct
6
3
19% Nov
29
11 % Jun
36% Apr
21
20% Jun
Ve Sep
28
14% Mar
16
86% Dec
61% Nov
29
8
24
3
41% Nov
12% Jan
3
20 % Aug
37% Dec
45% Nov
29
88% Jun
8
14
9
29
Dec
11
93
May 29
15% Apr
4
53% Apr
Jan
50% Sep
4
7
35
Jun
90
9% Sep
27
39 Va May 28
Jan
Nov
24
Dec
100% Jun
2
88
16% Jan
20% Sep
5
66% Aug
3
12% Jun
27
16% Dec
21
3
52% Apr
7
Oct
11
44
Jan
81
Aug 11
50% Jan
19
Nov
110
48% Sep
4
25 % Dec
12
11
20
Jun
6
4
16% Feb
2
23
19
Oct
13
15'/a Sep
66% Feb
88
3
19
81 % July
28
36% Sep
25 Va Oct
4
Jan
7
100% Mar
5
30% Jan
25
12
49% Mar 20
May 29
Alside
17% Jun
25
45
Jun
25
68% Mar 23
16% Jun
22
20% Feb
30
81% Mar 30
19 Va Dec
20
26
28
19
37% Oct
Mar 24
Feb
9
15
34
7
84% Jun
25
May 11
20 Va Jun
15
27 Va May 17
15% Jun
25
119% Dec
3
34
24'/a Oct
2
19% Oct
23
98% Sep
22
Jan
3
47% Aug 10
58% Sep
7
64% Apr
15% Jan
3
24 Va Apr
11
48 % Jan
4
51% Jun
6
19
134% Feb
May 29
18
11
31
1
Mar
130
23
40%'Jan
10
30
*
Apr
Oct
11
4 "
18% Jan
4
53V4 Apr
18
25
'
Jun
41
25
American
41% Aug 29
61% Apr
17
22% Jun
25
47 Va Feb
34 Va Jan
49
Nov
28
38 Va May 29
47'A Feb
4
39 Va Jun
5
38'A July
42% Jan
53
7
41
Jun
25% May 12
18 Va Oct
1
18% Feb
29%
21
Jan
40
Jan
8
93
Oct
39% Sep
29
50
Mar 20
29% Jan
20
56% Nov
57% Jan
3
5
-
50'A Mar 26
24% Jan
17
May 29
34% Feb
13
31% May 29
Apr 21
59% Jun
Feb
84
Jun
19
19
41% Mar
9
27
19% Jan
36
51% Jan
5
84
2
91% May 25
3
Jan
35 % Jun
25
48
31
Jun
25
557/a Jan
52
Jun
Apr
*90%
38
7%
23
Jaii
10%
47%
3
Dec~~6
preferred—100
16
14
58% Apr
24
5
issued ———6.50
American Enka Corp
j„i.5
American Export Lines Inc——40c
16
12% Apr
28
18
20% Mar
12% May 29
8 Va Oct 18
107/a Jan
3
Dec
29
25% Jun
89% Sep
14
44'/a Oct
40'/a Feb
25
28
1
8
American Hardware Corp—
2
American
Jan
Sep
26
35
Apr
26
17
May 29
33% Feb
6
20
Nov
21
13
28 Va Nov
22
13% May 29
18 Va Jun 28
19% Feb
3
24% Jan
5
May 24
101
30
63% Apr
20
18
Oct
19
81 Va Oct
13
86% Feb
27
79% Sep
7
24% Jan
39 Va Dec
3
25 Va Oct
14
97
3
16% Nov
30
37
Apr
34
Jan
54
Jan
29% Dec
29
4%%
American
8
33
53
Apr
23
American
49 % Aug
18
46
81'A Dec
4
46% Sep
13
139% Sep
28
146
19}
3
Jan
13
News
Optical Co—r
2
Amer Photocopy Equipm't Co-No par
American Potash & Chem
No par-
18
32 % Jan
Oct
19
54% Jan
4
19
18 Va Jan
25
152% May 16
30% Mar 15
72 A/May 18
9
20
24% Oct
Aug" 3
Jun
23
28% Jan
3
30% Jan
11
103 Va Jan
3
il
16
37% July 26
34% Jun
5
139 Va Dec
13
19
122
19% Jan
131%
3
Jan
63
1
Oct
26
Sep
18
Nov~22
Sep
7
27
Apr
29% Jan
Jan
3
29% May 29
43 Vt Mar
19
July 18
2
17
36% Apr
3
136 Vt Jan
2
123
Jan
Oct
July
42% Jun
19
2
25
20
May 29
4
25
Jun
25
25
Aug 10
Jan
19
22% Aug 29
21
8
11
98 Va May 29
32
23
13% Nov
133% Apr
33 V4
5
28 Va May 23
30% May
20% Feb 27
26
3
121'A Jan
44% Apr
134% Feb
5
19
61% Mar 23
25 Va Mar 19
29
Jan
8
10
Jun
40
Oct
17
Jun
May 28
20% Jan
4
17 V4 July 26
37% Jan
15
23 Va May 29
37% Jan
2
30% Nov
1
27% Jan
3
38 V4 Dec
44
Jan
3
33
Nov
20
33% Feb
2
21
65
May 22
44% May 22
45ViApr
4
'93% Feb 16
36
Oct
4
23% Jun
28
non-cumulative
1%
preferred
American
6%
15% Feb
54
15
Mar 30
33% Mar 29
American
Inc
Ampex
Co
4
Anaconda
Lead
/
-
&
Anaconda
Wire
Jun
27
17
34% Sep
26
49% Feb
9
Anderson
30
11
25
24% Feb
8
Apco
45%
19
.
preferred
39%
7%
7Va
1,300
50%
49 Va
49%
5,400
.
' '
32
49%
21
;
14%
19%.
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13%
85
84
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•
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:
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'
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27%,
15Va
lo
21%
22 -A
9,100
8,000
19%
20
19%
51V4
52
•
13%
47,700
50 Va
51%
18,700
18%
18 Va
18%
20
20 Va
19%
20
106'A
100%
104 %
23%
23%
8,000
16%
15,700
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14,900
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36%
25
27%
96
37
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43
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39 Va'
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45
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35
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32
31%
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18'/a
8'A
8'/a
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20%
104
104
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3,900
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105
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74,700
83 Va
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25'/a
;
18,500
19%
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37,900
;
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20%
19'
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100'A
4,000
32
48%
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-
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7,800
19%
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—
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19
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20,000
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14'A
.
1,400
4,500
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2,800
15,800
32
46 Va'
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800
100
•
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91
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17,700
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4,900
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•
800
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*
16%
15%
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91,100
36 Va
-
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-35%
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11,200
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57"'
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55 Va
11%
10%
;
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15 Va
-15':/
'9 'A
9'%
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148
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■
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1,900
91,100
129'A
:
128%
50
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27'A
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27
550
129 %
49
700
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38,700
21
48 Va
21
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80,300
27
26
27%
"
3,300
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36
107%
128'%
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50
17,100
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36
36
3,800
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310
126 '
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107
4,300
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22
30'%
•
4,400
9'% v 79%
51 Va 7 52
148%
126
150
6,000
25
247%
;
52,
'
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28,700
'147
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25'%
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"
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8,900
12%
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12%
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147-
85,200
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27 %
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2,500
10%
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.
5,200
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21%
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300
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27'Vt
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21%
2,100
19'A
19'A
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24%
27
26%
23'%
>; 30,400
46
19'A
23
19'A
*22'A
•
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26%
23%
7,600
28%
43
39'/a
-
9%.
; 52%
400
42%
1
32%
4d%
20%
14%
106% 107%
27% ' 27%
.128% 128'%
49 7
50
20%
21
27
25%
23%
17,400-
18%
25 Va
16%
l27/a
27
1,300
97%
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.
20%
27%
11%
41'%
21
16
20%
16'A
16%
96%
1,300
4,800
38,500
.
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147% 148
21%' 2J%
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30%, 30%
38% 39
36
36
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24
23%
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25
Va
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24'/a
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129%
50%
20%
7
7
11%
H7/a
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20%
20%
15%, 157%
20'/a
20%
,
39'A
36'A
108'A
27'A
.
51 Vt
36
14%
30%
128%
28%
129%
23%
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22
' 4
26%
36
-
400
84
r
15%
22%
:
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;
27% 28
147% 148%
,
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257
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9,600
34,200
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;
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27'/a
100
100'A
;
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1 ' 24'/a
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16%' 16%
36'AV 36%
100
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-
220
10 "/a
13
13'A
10 Va
13 Va
52%
18%
20Va
'32
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20%
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1,000
.
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86%
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20
25'/a
25%
25
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7
36'A ' 36%
,
\
106
20'/o
83%
27'/a
27
27
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1
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39%
'
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f *22 'A -'22%
' *34 Va 35»A
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' 91
41% 42%
35'A -35%
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63 'A
64ja
31% 32 '
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:
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18
8%
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65
32%
49
17%
1,000
13
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;
35%
48,400
13
23%
•
700
37
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1
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91
41%
30
'
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36 Va
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1
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& Co
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30
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46
92
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37%
1,400
9,300
11,000
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13%
85
24
8%
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91
18%
36%
105% 107
8%
22'/a
*26%
1
Clayton
Oil Corp
-
*26%.
Corp__l
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp...^.25
537
*20% 7 21 Va
Smelting—1.
Cable
<
x50%
.—.No par
&
'
129
,
com—5
shares—No par
Co
4
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45 %
29%
'149* 7 7
22
107
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_
*
29
45 VA
40,900
24 V4
28 Va
91
39Va
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50
86%
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19%
51%
18%
20
8%
23%
29 Va
45'A
37%
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•
45%
92
19
92
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37%
12%
39Va
7%
49%
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10 %
13'A
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15%
-
8%
29'A
28%
/38: 38%
1
—__25
endorsed
1
r:V
35%"- 36'-
—_100
Amsted Industries Inq
48% Nov
■
•:
Corp—-^__25
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
26 V4 Nov
25.
Zinc
37
Jan
29%
45%
300
10
24%
8%
24%
29%
8%
24%
*25
63 'A
ll'/a
47
30'/a'' 30% ,'" 30
Tobacco-common-—6.25"
Viscose
Ametek Inc
AMP
90
14%
14%
*24% ' 24%
"16%, 17
36%
37%
* "23%
23%
57%
58%-^
11%
12'/a
hH
28'A
29 *
<--12%
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147
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52% :
1 *123
—
17
page
" '
5/2 %
13
see
33%
127/8
*148
———.——25
preferred—
21% Nov J.5
footnotes,
«
,
.
American Water Works
37
.Jun
preferred 100
preferred
American
90% Jan
91
*
7
South African Inv: Co Ltd—£1;
American Tel & Tel Co—
6%
v
.
American Sugar Refining com—25
4
27% Jan
95
May 16
261% Sep 26
Co-common—7-8,V3
preference
May 11
10
6%
Amer
Snuff
5%
51>A Nov 27
25
American
24% Aug 21
4
1
-
.
preferred———._25
preferred
25
22
25
107 :
A
7
preferred .—..^-'—L-.-lOO' "
par
5%
5
22% Sep
17% Sep
27
Seating Co
Ship Building. Co—No
*145
American Smelt & Ref'g c0m.N0 par /
1%
90
20
25Va
63 %
11%
47:%
25%
—100 "
17
27% Sep
26% Oct
34% Jan
34'A May
5
27% Apr 17
58% Apr
3
7 25%
American
152
29»A "
16
American
2
12Va
-11%:
28 Va-
Sany com—5
'
146
7
Jan
91
*90
91
96
"
24
58 :
*'
17
142
4,100
18%
100
37%
'23%
57%
'
/
"15%
40% Feb
4
Apr 24
& Std
preferred
18% Jan
May
'
—No par
Amer Research & Develop'mt Corp I' ;
18
65
29 %
18%
38%
' ^81-
f
24%16%
12%
1%
28 Va
*90
*10319%
14%/'
.
8% May 29
48% July 18
21% Oct
127% Apr
27 Va Jan
American Rad
Co.
.
/ 35%
' '
Co__—10
Gas
American
2
26'A Mar 21
3
3
.
American
142 '/a Jan
54% Jan
136% Jan
Natural
par
1.66%-
2
v.3,4 Va Jpn, ?7
33 Va Jan
146 Va Nov
No
Corp.-—
2
12% Oct
8,100
29%
96
100'A
"•/"' A--14 'A
V ' *24%
- 16%',
■--_2
10% Oct
May 17
50% Mar
Motors
27%
lOO'A
-
■
Jan
27
(4?% Mar 10
Dec
American
*
73% Jan
19
17%
,35
28%
".19%
-
7,000
3%
34 V2
17%
49%
«•
14,000
3%
3%
3%
"
29%
v" 20%
!' *14%
106
20
*
83Va
19%
*81
27%
13,900
49
97
*'
*' 59 %
56 Va
50%
96 Va
19%.
*103
48'A May 29
2
For
Products
18
21
Jan
Metal
19
21% Oct
59%
49%
16%
"
5,500
13%-
17%
20'A
25'%
25V2
* " *63 % * 65%
- 11%
12
47V2
47%
14-a
19%
.
convertible, preferred—100
28
Jun
25
21
American Meter Co_
May 28
.
Metal Climax Ipc com^_l.
19
18
17% Nov
27
2
American
18% Mar 13
1-
111—1\-
preferred—
_100v
& Fdry com—1.75
——100
18% Sep
62
41
Sep
58 Va
50%
16%
r
22%
r
50%
61%
50'A
20
31 Va
bO'/a
20%
31%
;.'49%/
20%
7*14%
Mach
30% Apr
3
18
Jan
13 •-
34%
7%
50%
85%
10%
13%
"
8%
*
preferred
27
3
119
3.90%
11% May 29
Jan
16
ao
103
5
prior
American
3
12% Jan
25
2
Mar 19
21% Apr
55'A Dec
22% Jun
41
19
13% May 29
20% May 16
13% Jan
Sep
5%%
22
86
'
12
47%
8%
Supply Corp.No par
Hosp
American Investment'Co of
Jun
105
-
,-12.50
American International Corp—
42'/a Jan
Mar 20
33 Va Nov
•
Products———l-'f
Home
American
8
13% Jan
20 Va Jan
11%
22'A
14%
17%
29%
29%
*
29'%
42% ; 43% ^r; x42%
*39 "".'••39% / •' *39%*45%
46
' \ *45%"
; 19%
19%
19%
'22%
23
' V ;'22%
*34'/a- 35%
7*34%
*90"
91
*90
41'A 41%
41'%
35%
36 *'
35'A
64 %
65
1
64 '
*32'A
32%
*
32%
' 48%
49'/a
48 Va '
16%
16%
16%
When
79
Jan
75 Va Nov
105
207/a
25Va
65%
American & Foreign Power__No par
Jun
12
23 Va
13%
Broadcasting-Paramount
32% Oct
23% Apr
9
r
6,000
V 1,800
11%
22%
29
Theatres Inc
1
American Can Co common-—12.50
"
7% preferred
25 *.
American Chain & Cable——No par
Amer Commer Barge Line Co——3
American Consumer Ind—
No par / '
American Crystal Sugar common-10
■ >
4 V2 %
prior preferred—
.100 '■
American Cyanamid Co—-——10
- - -
17
4
fl9'/a Jan
•
•
■
11%
12%
16%
97
20%*25
*63 %
11%
47Va
'
2,900
39,100
14%
13
16%
*95 %
•
27
4
26
24 %
16%
_1
American Distilling Co———,_10
American Electric Power Co
10
8% Jan
40
24
'
11%
41%
59
19%
20%
53 Va
54
18%
18%
20Va
20Va
106% 110
' 24
24'A
'
107/a'
43%
17%
50%
85%
10%
13%
84
-*84%
15%
15%
22%
24%
"
20Va
53%
18%
18%
20
20%
106% 109%
11%
45%
22%
39%
'*
24%
53
11
44%
*34%
7%
19%
,
3,500
11%
45%
3%
13
13%
11,800
12'/a
92
38
'
2,800
9%
»
34%
39%
'
85
-*
15%
'
*83
15%
■
24%
2
72% Mar 21
13% Oct
24
13%
*
-. •
36
77% Nov 20
49%
85%
:
'
31% Oct
20%
29
12%
39%
7%
50%
85%
10%
64 %
9%
23 VT' 23%
23%
,
14%
29'A
45%
*90%
18%
38V*
12%
39%
62 %
9%
9%
23%
-22%
9
45 %
18%
7,500
11%
26%
28%
92
*18%
9%
91
25Va
''
29
45%
44%
;
May 18
65
„
28%
*
'
65
64 %
64'/«
65%
23%
17%
8%
8%
-
30
*90
25%
63%
64%
:
3%
29%
8%
63%
*• "
34%
17%
25
•
8,800
3%
30
91
13%
45
' *34%
<
65
65
35
17% " 17%
*90
—_No par
__
—
convertible
3% %
July 19
59
"~3
100
Ameiican Bakeries Co_—„No par
American Bank Note common—5
6%
preferred L—
—„—50
American Bosch Arma Corp.——2
American Brake Shoe Co_—_No par
4
26
18
w
Inc
51
3%
*
34%
.2U0
'9,600
13%
13%
23%
62 %
51%
17%
__5 ,'
preferred
'
3%
'
13%
13%
9%
29%
1
Inc
American Airlines common'
16
Jun
16% Oct
90
May 31
34%
-
36%
62 %(.-63 Va
36%
38
62%..63%
10
61%
51
3%
2
•
23% Jan
114
Feb
23 % Sep
36
50 %
__2
Aluminium Limited
No par
Aluminum Co of America-1
Amalgamated Sugar Co___—No par
Amerace Corp
:
;
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp__-__No par Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
4
28% Jan
38% May 16
56% Nov
69% Jan
24
% May
10 Va Oct
May 15
9% Feb
25
35% Feb
26
Jun
15
31
5
81
3
25
29% May 15
17
17% Feb
44% Jan
6 Va Jun
15
84% May
25
Oct
98
26% Oct
70% Nov
4
Jan
57
5
July
12
21% Apr
28
2
23 Va Mar
34% May 29
13
10% May 11
3
14% Sep
18
14%
Corp
common
'*
Shares
*36%
62%'
64
:
23%
24%
11'A
11%
45 %
46
11% ,12%
23
.23
14%
14%
.
61
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp__1
Allegheny Power System—.—
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd___100
Allen Industries Inc—
.1
Allied
Chemical Corp
:
„_9
Allied Kid Co
„5
Allied Mills - ——j;„_—No par
Allied Products Corp
__1
5
Allied Stores Corp common_.No p&r
4%
preferred —————.100
Allied
Supermarkets Inc__—
1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common.—_10
4.08% convertible preferred—100
Alpha Portland Cement———10
2
19
94% Jun
6
53% Apr
16% May 29
35 Va Jun 25
Inc
14%
59%
Alleghany Corp common
__l
6%
convertible preferred—_10
5
Jan
12
22%
No par
I
Inc
Products
4%%
16
48% Jan
27% Sep
Sep
Alco
Aldens
41
14
Jun
4
2
Gas
'
11%
46%
12%
22%
1
Chemicals
&
24
11%
45 %
50c
Industries
J
Alabama
12% Mar 20
5% May 29
19
A
Products
Reduction
Jan
94 % May
25
89
36% Jan
7
19
39
40
55
Products
Air
22% Apr
24% July 25
32% Jan
Air
23%
9%
the Week
Oct. 19
13%.
65%
—
40 % Mar 26
25
Jun
65
9%
4% Feb
3 % May 29
33
9
65%
9%
18
18%Apr
29
45 % May 29
5% Mar 24
3% Nov
32% Jan
65%
Control
35% Jan
May 28
41 % May
18
Jan
84
10
9
12
1
___10
Friday
Oct. 18
38
61%
14
65%
70% Feb
25
73% Nov
64%
Air
19% Mar 15
15
4
13%
84% Mar 15
1
10% Jan
22'A Jan
*36%
62%
14
65%
17
2
22 % Jun
17
•
38
61%»
65%
:
Co
13%
*36%
•
l
25
;;
Acme Markets Inc
3
90% Jan
22
43% Apr
109 V« Oct
62%
1
Adams-Millis Corp
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
—1
Aeroquip Corp
1
33% Feb
23% Jan
33 % Nov
3
37
62%
Adams Express Co
21
25
3
21% Oct
37
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 17
Oct. 16
5
Vending Corp__
Steel
Tuesday
Oct. 15
1
—
Industries Inc
Acme
May 29
24 Va Jan
Monday
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
9
52 V8 Jun
38
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
44% Jan
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
*
27 Vt
*26
27
,
*26%
"27%
23%
24'%
40
2 7 Va
*26%
23%
"
2,600
12'%
12
12
11%
24
9,800
41
21
20 Va •21
14%
15%
14'%
19%
18
•
,
7
14%
"
18%
1,100
41 %
41 Va
20%
741
19
■
9,000
66,200
10,100
26%
26%
5,400
36%
36
36%
32r800
24%
24%
24%
28%
27%
27
7
:27%
36'/a
;
24 Va
7
36
36 Va
-13%' -14%
-
4,100
96
'
"36
320
26%
26%
*93
96
*93
*
•
12%
36 %
1,700
13%
10,300
Volume
Number 6205
196
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1667)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Par
Oct. 15
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Oct. 16
Oct. 17
Oct. 18
Oct, 19
33% Jan
3
43% Apr
12
33
Jun
25
39% Mar 29
Archer-Daniels-Midland——No par
37 % Sep
8
43% Oct
19
23 Vz Jun
25
387/a Feb
Arizona Public Service
67% Jan
3
40 % Oct
19
3
79% Aug
53% Aug
9
37% Jan
3
6
32 Va Sep
47 Vz Jun
25
57 y4 Feb
16
Armour
5
34%
25
55%
56
82% Jan
2
73% Apr
89 y4 Jun
23
85% July 28
86
46
*85
27%
28
*liya
11%
*11
*16ya
50
Jan
4
78 % Jan
11
30
Jan
74% Oct
Sep
5
July
7
Nov
21
Oct
23
16
July 14
Aug 24
19% May 29
37% Oct
1
105 y4 Jan
110 Vz Jun
22
80 y8 Jan
2
27% Jan
16
20% Aug
6
9% Aug
2
34'A May 29
Oct
85
21
2
60
3
4
25
81'A Jan
May
84% Oct
-
31% Jun 27
43% Jan
22
57% Feb
87'A Apr
25% Feb
25
29
14
27
2
14% Apr
12
11'A Jan
May 10
12'A Jun
-
29
5
24
1
29% May 12
21
27'A Sep
13% Jan
19
45% Mar 29
11% Oct
17'A Feb
2
8
7% Mar 29
36'/a Jan
10
59% Dec
15
Oct
18
11% Nov
9
3
Jun
5
4'A Feb
2
25
Jun
30% Jun
27% Aug
68'A May
10
4
44'A Jun
Nov
15
Atlantic
Atlas
17
15% Sep
20
15
18'A Jen
2
16% May 29
Jun 25
14
4% May 29
26
28 % Feb
13
8 % Mar 12
37'/a Jun
58% Feb
10
17
May 29
5%
9
Mar 20
(B
Bat cock
Baker
11 Va Jun
25
19 Va Apr
27% Jan
20
41% Nov
15
27 Va Jun
27
37% Mar 28
94'A Jan
4
103% Dec
11
96% Jun
20
104 % Mar
5
4%%
82'A Jan
12
91% Nov
17
85 Vz Jan
4
94% Mar
9
4%
Jan
19
33% Feb
1
30% Jan
25
47
18% Oct
2
19
21 Va Dec
22
47% Jan
19
17
Jun
14
33'A Dec
26
63
Jan
18
30% Oct
19
48% Feb
15
62% Jan
19
29'/a Oct
3
48% Feb
9 Vz Oct
19
70»/a Mar 17
21% Dec
11
27 Va Aug
5
52 Vz Apr
30
23% Jan
4
•
5%
3
61% Aug 29
37% Oct
19
59
Jan
19
48 Vz
37
Jan
2
31% Dec
13
35% Nov
21
22'A Sep 27
18'/2 May 29
34% Jan
11
Baxter
33 Va Apr
4
Nov
30
38'/a Jun
25
61
Feb
26
Bayuk
29»/a Jun
27
52% Jan
29
Beam
44 Vt Jun
25
71
96 Vz Mar 28
101
3
82%
Nov~27
Nov
27
159% Dec
12
25
20
Jun
25
62 Va Jun 14
8,700
Jan
2
May 21
29 Va Mar 21
152% Jan
2
41%
Bauscb
Beatrice
Foods
46%
*84%
85
84%
84%
83%
84
14,100
84
84%
*84
84'A
130
14%
15
14%
14%
14'A
14%
14'A
14%
2'A
2Va
2'A
2Va
2'A
2'A
14'A
2'A
14
1
2'A
7,700
16,000
14%
2,300
14 %
14%
14%
14'A
14%
*14'A
14%
23%
*23'A
23'A
*23'A
23%
*23'A
23%
*23'A
13%
13'A
13'A
12%
13%
23%
13'A
12%
11%
12'/a
1
—5c
22'A
22%
22'A
22%
21%
22'A
12'A
21%
22
20%
20%
19'A
20%
X19'A
21%
19%
19%
77,200
18%
19%
17%
18%
28,600
B
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
42%
43 Vz
42%
43
42%
42%
42%
42%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
9,500
11%
11
11%
12%
29Vt
*101%
*88 Vz
12%
12%
30%
102
11,600
12%
12%
11%
12%
19,800
30%
8,500
100
preferred_100
v
1
72%
10%
1
43
14Vz
10
10
40'A
40'A
22%
1
_No par
Distilling Co
2
...
Inc
__1
Belco
9
Belding-Heminway
l
12 Vt May 29
19% Feb
26
Bell
2
58
Jun
16% Apr
28
48
Sep 27
34'A Jun 25
75% Jan 31
55"% Mar 15
49% July 16
Dec
11
108% Jun
15
54% May 28
128 % Mar 23
1% Jan
19
iy8 Jan
2
1
30 Vz Oct
19
42
48% Mar 13
24'A Oct
19
47% Mar 15
27% Oct
19
3
133
1% Jan
3
39 Va July
140% Sep
7
1
14
31
119% Nov
3
4
12 Va Feb
16
53
13
50% Jan
25
22
12
Sep
19
7 Va Jun
Jan
4
48% Jan
39
17% Oct
59% Sep
Nov
72
33% Jan
33% Jan
5
42% Dec
49% Apr
148
17
May 15
23% Dec 29
12 Va Jan
3
71
Jan
6
84
41
Jan
9
31% Sep
26
71% Apr
45% Apr
22% Jan
3
140% July 24
16% Jun 15
1% Feb
Feb
43% Jan
20
5
3
152% Apr 24
27 % Mar 14
Apr
18
10
64
Mar 19
24% Oct
19
39% Jan
2
21% Jun
28
26% Feb
7
Bliss
Oct
19
18% May
2
22% Sep 18
Bliss
1
10
35 Va May 29
Brooks
26
57% Sep
7
Boeing
30 Vt Dec
21
26
Jan
29
56% Feb
37% Apr
1
6
5
Bohn
5
23% Aug
8
16
Sep
21% Jan
5
70
3
36 Vt Apr
7
19 Vz Jun
79 Vt Nov
27
41% Jun
25
Jan
34% May 29
79
Jan 15
3
49 Va Dec
12
76% Aug 31
80 Vz Oct
23
21% Dec
26
Oct
26
35
19
9% Oct
19
29 Va May 29
3% Dec
12
7% Dec
27
6% Mar 22
14
May 18
2% July
4'A Jun
9
28
25% Sep
10
7% Jun 25
28% Mar 12
,
Jan
2
6
22
5%
3
14%
May" 15
11
Jun
15
Jan
3
64'A Jan
3
103% Nov 21
78'A Jan
11
86 Vt Mar 14
6
Edison
(E J)
30 Vt Jan
11
45
106 Va Jan
10
4
Oct
19
Oct
19
32% Sep
14
Briggs
Briggs
15
99% Feb
13
4
Dec
13
28
109
10
70
112
89
Oct
15
43"% Apr
23
116
Apr
25
99% Feb
26
68
: Jan
30
Apr
97% Oct
44
Jan
17
74% Mar
8
15% Oct
19
52% Jan
2
35
Jan
5
59
Dec
28
45% Jun
22
61% Jan
25
13% Jan
3
25
May
Oct
24
17% Jan
19
80 Vt Oct
31
85% Jun
8
Jan
3
11% Jan
3
48% Sep 13
19% May 17
Jun
1
27% Oct
10
12 Va May 29
21% Feb
14
15% Feb
8
14
84% Oct
4
27% Oct
19
41% Feb
21
8% jun
25
18% Mar
8
23% Oct
12
29
67
Nov
9
29
26
9 Vz May
29
79 Vz Jun
44
Jun
26
Jan
4
14% Dec
29
16% Jan
3
24% Nov
28
9% Sep 25
18% Jun 25
73 Vt Jan
3
82 y2 Sep
29
80
Jan
70% Mar 28
70
Apr
9
73
Apr
84
Jan
23
91
May 15
11% Jun
27
24% Jan
Oct
19
53% Mar 26
31
68
Feb
2
81,
Jan
26
23
Jan
26
27% Jan
3
19 Vz July 21
22% May 10
86
Apr
37
Apr 27
19
18
19
28
26 V4 Oct
16
17 Vt May 29
Feb
28
44% Dec
27
5
13
Sep
18
36% Oct 31
4 Va Jan
3
8% Nov 30
9% Oct
18
8% Oct
8% Jan
19
21% May 29
61% Jan
29
2
15% Jan
25% Mar 29
86 Vt Apr
24
Jan
9
30
5
26
16% Mar 12
13% May 21
12
4
19% May 29
27% Feb
83% Jan
25
90% Jun
6
85% Jan
12
92 Vt May 24
43% July 27
51% Dec
18
48% Feb
1
4
Nov 30
28% Apr
21% Jan
3
27% May 22
2,800
72%
13%
*32%
*100
12%
18%
8'/a
19%
8%
72%
14'A
l'A
111
*110
1%
l'A
111
89
*72%
*70%
72
13%
18%
*18'A
18 Vz
12%
12%
*12%
12 %
800
18%
18%
17%
18'A
29,400
8'A
4,700
8
48%
44%
*52
30%
30%
31%
30%
*145%
19%
28%
29'A
145%
25%
28
145%
146
19%
19%
17,100
1%
25
*85'A
13,200
45%
1%
25%
86%
600
49%
♦109
30%
19%
48%
45%
1%
30%
*85%
49%
45%
110%
25
29'A
8
1 %
•>
25'A
146
,5,900
s
.110%
1%
31%
29
18,500
13'A
*52
30%
145%
32%
13
53%
25%
,
32
8%
25'A
19%
3,700
32%
31%
29%
20
14%
34
18%
24%
146
13%
*32%
13 Va
31%
29'A
13%
34
2,800
56,900
32'/a
110%
l'A
85%
60
20'/a
13%
19%
8 Vt
110%
1%
20
90%
*32%
50'A
111
1,600
101 Vz
20%
72%
34
52
.
50
50'A
*100
88
32'A
32%
13'A
13%
*18% Vfl8%
12% >;12%
32%
13Vz
18%
51%
101
20
44
53%
300
111
24%
400
10,600
2,300
24%
7,500
27%
28%
130,400
*145%
146%
600
19'A
3,600
28%
146
19%
19%
19%
86'A
85'A
85'A
86%
86%
44
42%
43'A
42%
42%
42'A
25%
25'A
42%
25%
25%
25
2,400
25%
24%
22'A
21%
25 Va
22
22
21%
3,500
22%
*21%
43%
25'A
25%
22%
22%
18%
♦85
87
150
22%
11%
10%
1,300
10%
10%
10
10%
20%
25,500
20%
20%
20%
20%
5,500
38%
38%
39%
38'A
38%
37%
38'A
36%
30%
30%
31%
31%
31%
30%
30%
31'A
37%
31%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
32,700
3,200
16%
16%
16%
1.25
16%
23%
23%
23'A
23'A
23'A
23%
23
3,100
23%
22%
22%
47%
48'A
47%
48'A
47%
47%
47
47%
46%
47%
5
100
37%
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
36%
7,200
37%
36
36%
84%
84%
12,000
38%
*30
5
*84
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
33%
32'A
32%
32%
*83
10%
32%
33
*3
*5'A
27%
8%
10
100
15
No par
No par
*4'A
*
3'A
*3
5%
3'A
*3
3'A
*3
3%
9%
4%
5%
27%
27%
27%
26%
8%
8'A
8%
8'A
8%
4'A
4 Va
4'A
*5
4'A
4%
500
5%
10O
27
8
4%
9,500
6,000
.
3
~*4%
27%
8'A
8%
5'A
27%
100
10%
33
3
,
5'A
*5
5%
85
32%
27%
28
1,300
4,900
8%
9,500
4
4%
30
69%
30
29%
30
30
30
30
30
29
29%
70 Vz
71
71'A
69%
70%
69%
70%
68
70%
87 %
32%
89
33
*88
90 Vz
♦88
90'A
100
*88
90 %
*88
90%
J
:
32%
32%
32%
32"%
112%
79%
112%
*112%
112%
79%
16%
*51%
*112% 112%
*79%
80
16%
17
52
52
17%
52%
16%
51%
16
16%
15%
51%
51%
50 Va
51
27%
25%
26%
24%
2,900
16,000
16 Va
51 Vz
11,800
:
25%
*79
79%
16%
32%
32%
32%
32%
.4,100
112%
1127/a
112%
112%
380
79%
79%
78%
79
400
198,500
26%
26%
25
26%
5
13%
13%
13 Vz
13%
13 Vz
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
2,800
10,100
6,800
5
11 'A
11%
11'A
11%
11%
11'A
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
*83'A
27%
84'A
28
83%
10,100
84'A
28
83%
83'A
83'A
1
A
No par
1
preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
25%
*83
28
84'A
28
10
3 Va
53%
5
9%
21%
*86'A
*71%
*89
13 %
30%
22
86
73
90%
13'A
31%
1
*18%
19%
3Va
*9%
28
53%
Industries Inc com
1
4%
preferred
100
3%%
preferred—
100
4%% second preference
—100
Burndy Corp
-1
Burroughs Corp
5
*83
9'A
5
9%
Inc
Inc
.
Burlington
-
Bush Terminal Co
-
Byers Co (A M)
California Financial Corp
Packing
Corp
9
52%
9%
9%
21%
20%
73
90 Vz
13%
31%
18%
18%
*18%
*9%
9%
9%
85'A
5 Va
5%
8%
9%
23%
25
10%
11
10%
15
14%
14%
83
83
80%
83
5
10%
14%
Vt
„
21
21%
89
89 Vt
*89
50%
*50%
51%
8%
8%
8'A
8'A
19%
19%
19%
19%
25
51
9%
21%
9%
Jan
49'A
9%
21%
86
73
89
13
30%
X23%
26
5,300
9%
5%
28
9
21%
*85'A
*71%
89
13
29%
9%
19% Sep
,
21 Va
21%
200
1,200
8%
52
27%
10
25 7A
-No par
9
52
27%
22
5'A
*50%
9%
53%
27%
9%
9%
9%
5
27'A
21%
85'A
*71%
*89
13 Va
30%
25%
Canadian Breweries
Ry_'
10
9%
54
1
9
Ltd
9'A
53
2.50
1
3
Pacific
85
33'A
1
Co
Co
*83
85
10%
3.50
3
common
Watch
*84
85
33'A
Mar
For footnotes, see page 25.
20%
93%
48%
—
Corp
Bucyrus-Erie
Canadian
3,000
50%
50%
100
100
20Va
20Vz
89
91 Vz
52
12
16
35'A
43%
62% Jan
15
33'A
51%
14
122 Vt Mar 27
36
44
Jun
8
May 28
36
2,100
52
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80,
Canada Dry Corp common—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co„——100
76
9,100
40'A
20%
common
8
77% Jan
21 % Jan
22%
39%
1
series A
18 Va Feb
17% July 18
21%
40%
42%
100
10
Sep 25
12% Mar 28
d
12
22%
40%
11%
Co
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
18% Jan
22%
22
41
35'A
20 %
common
California
22 Va Jun
22%
23'A
52
100
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class
Bulova
2,600
50%
2.50
3
3
131
Co
preferred
Bullock's
39
53
No par
2
4
8%
37 %
22%
11 Va
& Sons
7% Jan
13% Jan
19%
8%
4,500
39%
22%
10
32% Jan
11% Apr
32'A
13%
18%
12%
19
45
common
.May 29
4
90
39
20%
Inc
Brown Shoe Co Inc
$5
51%
14
11%
preferred
Co
50%
44
Corp
Club
Brooklyn Union Gas
Budd
51
100
Xl3%
20%
Stratton Corp
Brunswick
50%
100
20Vz
14%
1
Manufacturing
5.50%
51 Vz
210
14%
11'A
Braniff Airways Inc
3%%
41
35%
5
Co—
Bristol-Myers
May 29
Jun 27
34%
41'A
35Vz
42
43%
50c
preferred—_—:
60 Vz Jun
83 Vz Jan
22%
41
35Va
9%
*41'A
7.50
29% Sep 18
11% Feb
7
8% Mar 13
30
23%
41'A
100
preferred
&
23
23"%
23
23%
68
10%
20%
Co
29
8% Jan
22%
10%'
42
42%
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
Brach
2,800
*41%
8
100
Borman Food Stores Inc
4% Feb
2,600
10'/8
10%
42
15
40
49'A
5
22 Va Jan
9% Jan
69
10%
42
14'A
39 Vz
22%
9%
130
500
2,700
50c
Book-of-the-M'onth
Boston
71
10%
42%
14"%
40 Vz
90
—No par
Borg-Warner Corp
2
69%
10%
42
14'A
40 Vz
22%
2.50
Inc
48% Jan
3
84% May 24
34% July 12
2,900
2,300
1
Co
3 % %
10
40c
Aluminum & Brass
Borden
500
31%
*51%
100
Inc—_2 pesos
Bond Stores Inc
7
30%
31 Va
10
1
common
Inc
18% Jan
19% Jan
30%
31%
10
10
Laughlin
(E W) Co
22 Vz Jan
55% Feb
31%
31%
8%
—
35% Jan
25
25
31
1
Co
&
Bobbie
31%
31%
10
71%
32%
13Vz
18%
12%
Blaw-Knox Co
Mar 13
26
31%
31 Va
10
71%
32'A
13'A
*18%
12%
19Va
Steel Corp common
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
4% % pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker Mfg Co
87
31 Vz
31%
10'A
72
5
Corp
1%
3
19
34
Bethlehem
25
18'/a
50
Inc
79% Jan
18%
74
14%
.
Gypsum
40% Jun
Aug 18
18%
*32%
—5
Finance Co
Co
&
19%
*72Vz
xl4%
Corp
Consolidated
Bestwall
20%
14%
1
$4.50 conv preferred
Best
20%
34
Corp
preferred-
Benguet
20%
14%
Corp
5%
19% Oct
28
Savers
Intercontinental
Beneficial
*20 Va
*32%
100
Gossett Co
Bendix
21
1
pfd
Bell & Howell Co
Bell
20%
19
50
4%%
Corp
570
*88%
No par
S)
•
89%
*50%
2.50
,
Inc
101 %
89'A
*100
101
20%
20%
90
93%
*72% 74
100
29%
100
89
34%
12.50
1
30%
102
4,600
89
41'A
"
_
common
30
*101%
5%
89
21%
19%
23'A
1
Inc
30
101%
5
31%
31 Vz
10
71%
10
10%
12%
30'A
101%
-5%
21%
*19%
31 Vz
*42
14Vz
10
50
22% Feb
69% May 25
101%
*88Vz
32%
31
10
72%
100
12%
29%
89
22
19%
*31%
100
Corp:
12%
29 %
101%
*21%
19%
100
34% Aug 20
16% Jun
8
29
500
41,000
43%
27
25
14%
5%
29'A Sep
46'A Sep
10% Dec
14%'
14%
11%
14'A May 29
&
14%
43 '/a
100
RR„
Life
14%
13
Corp
'
Petroleum
14%
9
2
Beech-Nut
14%
14%
2ya
14%
14%
14%
.
*22%
20
1
2%
*14%
4
Aug
2,800
46%
14 Vz Jan
12 Vz
90
*85
48
5
Jun
86»/a
*85
86
46%
28
(A
*85'%
86
10
31% Jun
Creek
15,000
86%
86
6,100
common
Co
Aircraft
10'A
40%
86
com—No par
Instruments
Shoe
10 '/a
40%
37 Vz
11% Jun
Beech
10%
41
37 Va
1
Beech
24,100
10'A
41
87
37%
8
Beck
21%
10%
40%
37'A
6
19
20%
10'A
40%
37%
Dec
26
22%
10%
41'A
48%
35% Feb
22
21%
10'A
40%
37
27% Jun
Feb
22 Vt
10%
40%
48
6
Apr
21%
10'A
40%
38%
2
95
22%
80
49
19
35
22'A
22%
9,000
4,400
No par
preferred
Beaunit Corp
*
22% Jan
56
48%
Oct
87
54%
37%
Jan
31
56%
42
100
4%%
Beckman
108 Vz
56
*108%
1
series
(James B.)
42 y8
108%
56
42
109%
—No par
Elec
Inc
41%
109%
55%
1
Laboratories
Cigars
42 Vt
109%
56
38'A
:
Corp
Lomb
41%
109%
55
42
1
Aroostook
&
42 y4
109%
55 %
48%
17'A Apr
81
109%
37%
72% Oct
17
42 y4
109%
700
48%
preference
Basic
Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
27
100'A May 15
3,500
23%
convertible
35'A Dec
59
23%
23'A
of Amer_2.50
non-cumulative
47% Jan
July 10
16 Vz
23%
24
Preferred stamped
Oil
207/a Jan
3
19
4%
Barber
19
13 'A Oct
16%
24%
23%
Basic Inc common
25
Oct
8
17
23%
stamped
&
Jun
42
♦16%
16%
16%
No par
Co
Ohio
Bangor
9% Oct
60
16%
Inc
22% Feb 21
8
85% Mar
11%
24%
Inc
preferred
Common
*11
24 Va
preferred series C__
&
17,100
24
Corp
&
110
27%
-20
Co
Wilcox
Gas
Baltimore
9
29% May 18
Baltimore
11%
*11
13,200
27
23%
_
Tools
27%
11%
25 y4
preferred—10
Co com—4'A
100
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
19
33% Dec
T)
&
Oil
27'A
*11
24 Va.
($1.20)
Electronics
Babbitt
27%,
.
11%
55
86%
24
Corp
Avnet
27'A
277/a
53
*86%
25
100
common
Automatic Canteen
Avco
56%
86%
16%
preferred
prior pref
55
86'%
24%
common—,—:
Nichols
Conv
55
86%
25 y4
common—
B
54 Vz
85%
16%
Co
RR
preferred-
Austin
7
30% Mar 29
Corp
27%
56 V*
24 ya
Chemical Industries
Atlas
2
series
$3.75
5
19
Line
Coast
36%
86
55 Vz
24 Va
1
preferred
Investment
Atlantic Refining
35%
*85
2.50
preferred
4%
9
25% May
31% Jan
1st
35%
2,800
.—2.50
Inc—
Refining
22
23
July 23
&
non-cumulative
City Electric
5%
Feb
3
Oil
Atlantic
15
Jan
17,300
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
<
19 Va Aug
17 Vz Mar 14
34%
55
3
87
34
10
12% Jan
6
35'A
5
;
Industries
5.25%
6
13 % Jan
11
34'%
Corp
Corp
Associates
10% May 14
49 % Jan
91% Apr
21'A Feb
94 Vz Jan
36
Associated Dry Goods Corp com_50c
July 10
2
48 Vt Feb
3
45 Vz
7
Sep 27
52
87% Feb
20
51 Vz Jan
34%
Ashland
54
8
25,800
Aro
29
18% Feb
42 »A
Arvin
10% Nov
3
40%
20
3
20
43%
16
4
52'A Sep
15% Jan
42'A
26
3
9
43%
28% Feb
9% Jan
13% Mar
42%
23% Apr
33 Vz Feb
35% Jan
22
44'A
15
82
23% Nov
15,500
43 V*
20% Jun
110
3
44
25
3
9
43 Vz
16 y4 Jun
7
4% Jan
10
Corp
Co___
&
Arnold Constable
53% Jan
3
28 y8
12
102% Feb
10
37'A
27'A
Mar 22
1
30
37
28%
Jan
13
11
37%
28
47
36% Dec
Jan
37
28%
18
28% Jun
2'A Nov
37%
28 Va
3
9
76
37 Va
29
11
4
21% Oct
37 Va
28Vz
11% Oct
Feb
42% Jan
31 Va
29
26% Oct
Jan
39'A Dec
37 Vz
May 22
22
83
Steel
Armco
Shares
37 ya
28%
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
No par
Armstrong Rubber Co
1
20
21% Jan
71% Mar 15
the Week
2.50
Co:
19% Sep 19
24 Vz Aug
2
3
13% Mar 16
20
5
Sales for
Tuesday
,
2,000
9%
)
5,100
21 %
*85'A
86
*85%
86
*71%
73
*71%
73
*89
90%
*89%
32,800
<
90%
20
10
13
13
12%
13
28%
29
28
28%
59,200
19%
*18%
19
18%
18%
300
9%
9%
*9'A
9%
200
9%
8%
'
,
•
.
8%
8%
8%
23%
24
5%
9%
2,500
23%
22%
23 %
14,200
19,800
4%
4%
8,800
4%
5
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
14%
14%
14%
15%
15
15 %
.80
20%
81%.
79 Va
80%.
78%
79%
20%
21'A
20%
21
«
89
90%
21
89
,
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.
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90%
90%
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.
23,700
3,800
170
100
6,800
13,100
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, October 22, 1962
.
(1668)
16
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
56
Carborundum
16
xviar
60 J/4 May
38
Oct
4
3
36
5
Mar 13
22% Oct
19
4
16% Jun
6
9
Jun
13
SI % Jan
6
102% Oct
Jan
8
102 % Oct
1
3
62 % Nov
12
13
96
43% Jan
45% Jun
25
63% Apr
30
26% Jun
28
453/8 Mar 14
«£% Deo
20
E6% Jan
31% Jan
i
■'
3
52% Mar 30
32% Jan
3
49
,«C% Jan
10
£9% Jan
Jan
3
1
74
2?
Apr
£3/4 Dec
22
13% Apr
Oct
25
2% Nov
11
97
29
32 % Oct
£9
Jan
22
10
3
34 '/2 Dec
28
Jan
19
22 % Jan
3
28% Jun
5
:.8% Jan
3
34'/4 Jun
5
July 12
50
£8
Mar
6
£3
Mar
7
75% Oct
20
3
38% Nov
24
27% Jan
Jan
24
Sep
7
«
£2
25
5
IOI1/2 May 28
May 29
Nov~22
473/4
Jan
24
Jan
4
23% Nov
8
301/2 Jun
333/8 Mar 16
9
443/4 May 17
£CV8 Nov
311/4 Jun
26
30
50% Apr
4
21% Jan
4
32% Jun
15
*20%
Jan
4
Chain
100
Gol'ham
14%
183/8
18%
18%
18 f
18%
14%
143/a
14'%
14%
13%
14.
17%
175%
17%
53%
S'%
1
14
223/4 Sep
22%
20%
21%
175/a.
.17%.
17%
5%.
5
*321/4
323/4
*32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
47%
47%
47
47%
*32%
46%
46%
*79%
843/4
*78
843/4
*80
84
46%
Feb
Feb
7
62
3
23% Jan
22
26
Jan
4
23
3
*11 %
11%
12
14 %
*25
25%
25%
28%
14 %
28
273/a Feb
19
Chicago
;5%
25
22% Feb
7
Chic
27
25
363/8 Feb
8
21% May 28
31% Jan
12.
15% Oct
18
263/4 Feb
2
Jun
22
—100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool——
8*7
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—'2,—i
No par :
15
15% Jun
25
11
13
12
19
£7% Jan
53% Nov
90 % Dec
5
>Ijan
29
33% Jan
21
8
preferred
—:
—100
preferred
^—
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
C I T Financial Corp
—:
No par
Cities Service Co common
10
52 % Feb
25
Jun
27
49% Mar 21
46V2 Oct
17
&
19
59% Feb
5
112% Feb
8
Sep
27
41% Mar 30
23% Jun
27
38% Jan
40 % Jan
.3
51 % Mar 20
313/4 Oct
9
48'/4 Jan
7OV4 Apr
Cleveland Electric Hum common
413/4 Nov
241/4 Oct
6
321/2 Apr
£2
£3% Feb
37
Mar 23
May 29
10
14
Feb
15
53
Jun
26
27
96% Jan
3
.Jan
10
58V2 Jan
Mar 21
61
5
102
$4.50
Oct
3
37'% Apr
33% Feb
6
711/4 July 10
34% Oct
19
57
Jan
Apr
10
140
July
4
109
Nov
17
70
May 29
1033/4 Jan
2
21 Ve Jan
4
30
Jun
5
20
July 19
273% Jan
12
10% Jan
26
593/b Dec
4
Jan
3
Jan
5
771% Jun
15
75% Jan
20
.19% May 29
74
■
,2'4% Dec
28% Dec
28
54% Feb
42 3A Apr
231/4 Jan
12
Jan
Oct
30
3
21% Jan
£7
22% May 29
30% Apr
14
Jun
25
Jun
4
8
35% May 26
16
55% Dec
13
21% Jan
9
39% Oct
44% Dec
27
503/a Oct
12
9
111% Apr
May 29
20% May 29
Jun
34
25
Jan
3
15% Mar 22
3
13% Nov 28
11% May 29
8
Oct
3
30
31
5
90% Nov 27
Jun
25
65% May 28
115
105% Apr
26% Apr
37% Jun
51% Nov
20% Jan
31
3
30
.
11
Dec
67% Oct
9
29% Jan
45% Nov
10
271/4
?23/4
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[
5
Oct
17
11% Jan
4
15% Feb
'
82 3/4 Mar 28
25
Jun
25
49% Jan
2
Consol
25% Jun
27
39
2
Consolidated
19
33% May 29
19
05% Apr
Consolidated
30
45% Feb
Foods
20
Consolidation
*
Coal
22;
21 %
21%
21
215/8
28
17% Jun
25
21% July 5
£0% Jan 11
29% Feb
17% Oct 24
12% May 15
95
.
Feb
9
6
58
Mar
Jan
3
111
May
34% Jan
3
44% Jan
77% Jan
6
3
7% Jan
*8% Oct 19
3
5
101
38
15
85% Jun
12% May
5
4
21% May 11
74% Nov 21
7% Jan
3
11% Nov 20
Aug 15
5% May 29
353/4 May 29
13
48% Dec
•4% Jan
*6% Oct 26
92
82
July 20
Jun
25
Jan
3
4% Oct
15
16% Jun
25
47% May 29
8"% Jun 25
28% Mar
12
9
Container Corp
4% preferred
94% Apr
2
8"% Mar 15
50% Jan
43
4
48% Jan
2
88% Apr
8% Feb
,
373/8
25%
x243/4
25
.183/4
Feb
10
29
28
43% May 29
56
Feb
19
May 17
35% May 29
56% Jnn
2
'
60% Apr
Continental
Jan
For
3
62
Continental
footnotes,
see
page
2*v
18%
773/4
66 %
66
66 3/8
64%
23
233/8
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393/4
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40
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41%
421/4
8
8
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8%
123/B
12%
123/a
8 'A
8%
45V4
9
8 %
44%
45%
74%
74%
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741/4
46%
8
'
361/4
251,
12 y8
8%
43%'
74%
1063/4
107
107
109%
108
28%
29V4
28%
29%
28 3/s
29
'24%
233/4
24%
23%
24
55%
56
553/4
56%
28 3/4
28%
.
56
55 %
1
5
49%
93
22
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203/4
213/4
93%
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92%
92%
6
6
5%
39
5%
39
107%
107
107
108
'
38 3/4
39%
1,600
107%
107%
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27%
28%
7,000
4,200
107
108%
28Va
28%
291/4
2 8 3/8
28%
233/s
235/8
23%
23i/4
56
V
283/s
56%
56%
57
323/a
30%
31%
12,200
38%
38%
38%
16,100
98%
9 9 3/4
300
102%
102%
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>
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103 %
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93
93
1,500
6,200
110
20
19,200
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203/8
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8,200
2,400
5%
5%
53/4
93%
5%
38%
38%
38%
383/4
10
105%
105%
1051/4
105 5/8
105 %
105 %
105%
105 3/8
280
41%
41%
411%
42 y8
42 %
42%
413/4
42%
18,800
85%
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86 %
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17
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51
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100
50%
503/4
20,100
51
50%
51
52
501/4
10
10
10
93/4
9%
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49%
49 7/8
48%
49%
17,300
36%
37i/4
36%
36%
2,600
•
37%
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12%
42
4%
;
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430/4
72 %
12
106
50%
9%
8%
42%
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6
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1
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44%
39
93%
41%
7
83/a
32%
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733/4
38%
93
41%
114%
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3,000
4,600
'3,100
11,300
10,200
7%
8
321/4
93
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12%
•
39
39
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5
7,100
11,900
40%
425/a
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33
21%
6
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2
25
18%-
17%
18 3/4
41%
32%
;03
383/4
com
20,700
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10
40
31 3/4
100
common
393/B
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33
1.25
401/4
43%
28 5/s
28% '-■28%
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64%
8
1083/4
5
64%
12
107
108%
5,000
1,900
651/4
,
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74%
107
773/4
22%
22
18%
8%
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'
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1141/4
,
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1,010
8,700
19,000
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39 3^
12%
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~
64%
8
211/a
Continental Steel Corp
44
35%
18%
*
of America com—-5
Delaware
200
24%
/
773/4
115
115
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of
22,600
37
43%
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37
24%
18%
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22%
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1
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18%
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.
66%
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251/4
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28"""
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-
44
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20
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433/4
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;
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$5 convertible preferred
26
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43%
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79
27%
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-
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l
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10
,
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13
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43
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19
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21
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43
37%
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18,000
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79
;
21.
'
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37
1001/8
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2
107 % Jan
*35%
993/8
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$4.16 preferred
-Jun
73/4
36
7%
100
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com
$4.50 preferred
103
96
8
36
7%
73/4
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,
273/a
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2
25
May 25
i
,
102 %
3
97% Jan
3
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27%
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943/4 Jan
20
89% Jan
38
79
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No par
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27
98 Vi Nov
9
39%
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-1.33%
Corp
Consumers power Co
23
100% Nov
Mar
38'/a
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4
90
21%
35
Electronics Industries
13
12
21%
35
Consolidated Laundries Corp
36% Marl6
423/4 Apr
21%
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114%
113% Mar 30
30% Oct
215/8
78%
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46
21 %
28%
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40
;
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36
90
36%
345/B
80
28 3/8
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Cone Mills Corp
;
:
—10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
——_No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp—
1
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par$5 preferred———;
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4.12% conv pref series A
100
<
36%
37%
81
-
210
•
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;
36
43%
,
,
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,
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81
'
43
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May 29
May 28
140
403/a
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'
32%
803/4
18%
preferred
43%
44%
433/4
♦138
21%
Conde Nast Publishing
•
37%
38%
'•
61%
37
813/4
42%
5.25%
7
13
Apr 18
49% Mar 12
Jan
*36
443/e
140
Commonwealth Edison Co com-12.50
2
103
22
37
315/B
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.
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32%
199,200
105
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101%
65
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•
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33
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50
Combustion Engineering Inc—
Commercial Credit Co_
:
Commercial Solvents
16
573/4
27%
33%
81
$4.25 preferred—.
Columbus & Southern
Jan
£03
27%
33%
*138%
Columbia Pictures common
£23/4 Jan
65 3% Jun
27
-
49 3% Aug 31
£0% Jan
£3
271/8
1
—
547/a
.
10%:
1
1
common
583/a
23%
10%
38%
26
96
1C1
225/8
10 3/8
,
& Iron
10,100
23%
22%
Columbia
37% Mar 23
25
7% Jan
55Vs Jan
Co
Fuel
11
21
103/a
*36
preferred series B
10%
46%
223/8
stock—50
Bottling Co of N Y
11
.
10%.
guaranteed
4%
27,500
*801/21
r
223/4
64
500
15%
21%
-100"" 100—
18
453/4 Jan
7% Jun
12
Jaii
27
*21%
50
17.'
35
May 29
21%
Broadcasting ..System_2,50
Columbia Gas System lnc___
10
15% Jun 25
1083/4 Jun
3
Jan
70 % Jan
31% Feb
18
23
Aug
31
104 i/b
26 7/s
No par
Colorado & Southern Ry—
4% noncumulative 1st pfd—>
Mar 19
72% Mar 16
41
19% Mar 29
Jun
10
.Jan
5%%
43% Mar 21
69
1033/4
'
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14
76% Nov
66%
8
31 % May 28
11
-
3
42% Sep
10
104%
gtd
—
19
173/4 Jan
481/4 Jan
29
1043/a
,
750
20
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.
15
V,
63
20
15%
47%
& Pitts RR 7%
Collins Radio
41'% Jan
51
t
40'%
46%
103/8
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
$3.50 preferred
i
No par
Collins fe Aikman Corp—:—No par
19
13
3LC7
Coco-Cola
28
C0% Jan
41% Jun
3
3
34
1
23% Jan
?
19
July
1
81% May
34
Sep 11
35% Aug 18
78% Nov
.5
Apr
Oct
49% Nov
Jan
43
55
19
181/2 Jun 27
7% Oct 18
23% May 17
3
29% Aug 16
£1 % Oct
3
■
47
143
323/4 May 29
50% Mar 17
Oct 24
20
3
141/4 Jan
r
311/2 May 29
134% Jan
3
32%
393/4
473/4
22%
Corporation
——
1
Cluett Peabody & Co common—3.25
7% preferred ;
-100
Coca-Cola Co
;—No par
12
1
6
32%
403/8
Clevite
773/4 Jan
«
Special
17
45 % Nov
113
preferred
331/4
33
.
32
47%.
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25
46 %
39%
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15%
25
104%
1
33
15
10%
151/4
25%
57%
:
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3,300
9,200
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16%
.
90
39%
22%
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15
.
321/4
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18
22%
10%
105
104
1,300
2,000
17
11V*
:
20
,
104
conv
Cleveland
651/4 Oct
2
36% Mar
1
27
Jun
20
Nov
101
£6Ve Jan
35'% Feb
26
733/4 Nov
23
£3% July 10
£3
Jun
19
20
90
105
i
73/4
511/4
:
151/4
46 % *
90
2,700
12,100
•
221/a
;
22%
11
58%
46 '/a
461/4
11,400
28
,
7%
51
183/8
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600
133/8
273/4
,
8%
51%
♦181
15%
11%
105
893/4
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28
7%
47
11% July 27
13
56%
63/4
13%
13 %
503/4
391/8
26
15% Apr 14
20% Feb
58%
46%
90
105%
14%
6,500
45%
6%,
*10%
28
32'/4
preferred —:__,_No par
City Investing Co—
——
5
City Products Cor.p—.
No par
City Stores Co_i
__
5
Clark Equipment Co
10
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co__;
1
$4.40
11%
44%
453/i
13%
20%
15%
103/4
12,100
843/4
7%
18%
225/e
15%.
;25%.
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20
15%
46%
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13%
8%
51%
11 %
223/e
15%
25
57%
'
463/4
88%
18%
223/4
16%
25%
46
843/4
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.
16
29%:
8
800
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11 %
18 ,
11
58%
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52
11%
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r 15%
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11%
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46
43/4%
16
271/4 Jun
32
4
Dec
Gas
4%
971/4 May 29
•
58 % May
26
Electric :com_8.50
Cincinnati
5
Oct
21 A
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57
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8
11%
'
18%
22"%
16%
25%
15%
11
25
50% Mar 19
106
2
*20
47
52
12
i8Va
"22%
16
25%
1
Industries
913/4 Feb
363/4 May 29
27
51
Dec
4.9 i/o Sep
*113A
5
25c
Chrysler Corp..:
1
8%
52 r
preferred series A
Chris-Craft
2
62%'Feb
7
com__No par
& North Western
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp—!
18
8
ntt. - -52
.
series
Chickasha Cotton Oil—
;4
14
871% July 10
11
521% Dec
5%
35% May 2
210 Mar 26
May 28
1011/2 Jan
103% Dec
5%
10% Oct
10
621/2 Jan
Chic Milw St
38% Jun
8
21
44
preferred——.1—
50
Paul & Pac_—No par
A non-cum pfd
100
8a/4 Jun
413/b Mar
£7J/a Jan
Great Western Ry corn—10 -
46%
323/4
45
133/4
*16% Jun
57% Sep
98% Feb
*11%
12
313/4 Apr
25
£7% Jan
133/4
8
20 3/4 May
12
21% Jan
253/4 Sep
6%
*10%
20
Mar 20
•
6%
143/4
643/b Feb
27 % Oct
12% Jan
25
6%
45%
*6%
45%
*6%
36 % Feb 15
38 % Mar 21
3
Jan
Feb
38
3
27% Dec
20
45%
.
5%
5
32%
*80
*103/4
_——
17 5/s Feb
27 '
'
2
Inc
—
25
26% Oct
£2
47
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
Class A
40
26
19
27,
,
..
Chesebrough-Pond's
4
Jan
24
18% Feb
133/4 Jan
-
7-/8 Oct
37%; May 26 '■
133/b Jan
3
1
Corp
50 % Jun
£2% Aug 10
11,400
37,500
3,500
9,900
7,000
523/4 May 23
20
21% Feb
28%
13% Jan
1
Sep
28
5%
4
14% Oct
28%
17%
11
10
.28
213/4
Jan
18
305/a
51/4
Jan
Mar 30
30%
*95
5%
98
Sep
303/4
96%
*95
53/8
60
31
170
30%
.
514
9
24
96%
30%
5i/2
28
15% July 31
95
30%
53/3
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia.
20
13,500
24%
95
30%
.
173/a
45
25
24
24%
947/8
30-%
28
5
May 29
1,300
23%
24%
33
23%
Oct
Mar 29
'14,700
47,906
•
4%
323/8
17
1
6% Jun
"
24
'
22
Chemway Corp_^„—
1137
43/8
■<
27%
2
1~8
17%'
-
51/4
32%
17%
10 % Jan
May 16
163/4
"
4%
32%
233/4
22
143/4 Sep
17%
■
•■
28
Jun
103
17
."
45,900
17%
28
3
135/a
273/4
ll3/e Nov
July 19
12%
23%
3
7% Jan
500
13%
•
■.
1,700
9,800
13%
17%
51/41.
-
18
■
\
/
14%
173/4.
17%
7% Jan
£1
28'A '
18%
23%
Chemetron
75% Oct
28
*13%
18
17
7
44 % May
94
18,000
4
33
32%
4,700
40%
24%
24%
31 %
,
22%
39%
27% ' 27%
25"% Feb
18
32%
170
22%
..
233/8
11
25
13
"
.
941/3
30%
1.25
Checker Motors Corp
31% Apr
15% Jun
43% Oct
26
*94-
32%
2,800
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred—100
Sep 28
19% May 29
9
67 3/4 Jan
243A
;
•
51/4
33
1%
1
ChampUn Oil & Refining Co
17%
V
5%
*32%
Champion Papers Inc com—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Spark Plug Co
17%
5% '
10
-
*14i/8
'
"
'
4,300
-
100
100
28%
143/8
28%
18%
1
:
433/8
28%
39%
28%
100
70%
28%
43%
40'/a
1
Inc__
Co__
70%
28%
43 5/s
223/4
1
.
72
98%
*14%
1,500
47
28%
98%
14%
400
16%
16
*46
47
22%
28%
500
13,900
21%
*21
16'/a
39%
5
Corp
'
21
23%
40%
*
.
-
•
28 i/c
•
4,900
15%
36 8
43%
•
IOO1/4
14%
.
'
23
23%
28%
27"% Mar 20
8
99%
101
23i/4
25%
153/8
343/4
"
*70%
V
28%
433/4
391/4
30% Jun
3
23%
23%
/
2,100
87%
"
15%
72
28'%
433/4
28%
43%
143/8
3
Dec
*70%
u,
401/4
4
Jan
72
72
20
134
25
W'
36%
*46
28
16% Jan
£4
*70%
*70%
1,200
26,600
87V4
25
21
16%
"131
871/4
15
140
193/8
323/a
31%
134
"
25
47
14%
20 3/4 Jan
22
*46
28
Champion
32
32%
87%
;
39%
16
31
*131
40
17
5
16%
47
*99%
16
May 29
*16%
*46
100
41% Feb
21
16
16%
140
102 ft
*19
21%
47
;—No par
No par
Products
Belt
*21
21 \
.16%
100
—
Chadbourn
'102
19%
.
134
*46
South West Corp—2.50
Aircraft Co-—
Cessna
31
91/4 Apr
21
20%
28%
38% Feb
Jun
25
431/2
983/4 Apr
91
25
44
21
23% Oct
28
25
102%
19%
32%
87%
28%
19
24
Nov
87
43%
29% May 29
39% Oct
►131
87%
28%
16
95
132%
87%
134
-
No par
491/4 Feb
9
132%
*132
No par
com
Certain-teed
Mar 17
£83/s Oct
Light
2
35
4
Jan
19%
33
240
2,500
39,800
•r.
323/a
35%
Cerro
25
SO
19%
32%
.
.
2%
31
*153/g
4
19
26 % Jan
193/4
333/8
.
56%
.
2%
323/4
*102
102 5/8
*102
19%
323/4
'
53/4
56
2%
6,600
32
15%
33
19
102
193/4
333/B
5%
57%
2%
...
.'
373/4
Soya Co
4% Oct
57
*101H
.
...
15%
Century Industries Co
12% Oct
28
101%
57%r
.
2%,
323/4
36'A
Central
16%Jun
40% Sep
2%
32%
15%
2
5
8'/4 Nov
4
23/4
33%
38
&
27
791/2 Dec
Mar 24
33/4 Jan
2%
X32 %
41
5%
25
preferred
Corp
58%
23/4
32%
Illinois Pub Service—No par
•,«'Jan
601/4 Jan
57
59
53/4
5%
37%
233/4 Apr
24
19
5%
43
15%
Central
461/4 May 31
3
20% Jan
£1
Sep
17% Oct
14
5,300
10,200
41%
43
16
33% Mar 27
25
233A May 29
9
800
41%
43
193/4
Aguirre
41/2 %
27%
37%'
Central
Apr
48%
*27%
25
26
46"% Apr 19
25
48%
27 5/8
37%
Hudson Gas & Elec
Jun
34 V
49 y4
*27%
25
Illinois
July
333/4
*48%
27%
*15%
Central
35
58%
3,500
7,200
28%
343/8
1
20
Central
93
61
54%
27%
49
:—1
5
8
34%
110
102
54
34
*27i/8
87%
2
28
34
*101
2,400
48 3/4
„
87%
773/4 Apr
Dec
29%
preferred series A_100
36 3/4 Jan
68
Aug 23
251/2 May 28
543/4
29%
323/4
—100
:
101%
54 %
28%
55
29%
101%
r
Sugar Co_L
5
Central Foundry Co
—1
Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
5% preferred series B—
100;
Central
991/4 Nov
53/4 Jan
£8
preferred.
conv
Corp common-—
preferred—,
Instruments Corp——
5%
2
54%
30
2%
—100
10
101%
■■
56
29%
31%
Corp of Amer com—No par
2nd
Cenco
521/4 Mar 30
54
,
Celotex
17
£8
—
Steel
7%
21
102%
55
29%
5%
Tractor
preferred called
Products Corp.
4.20%
2
Feb
'101%
543/4
29%
preferred-:
———7
common_No par
2nd
28
49
102%
101
*113/4
54
♦59
9
23 % Jan
*101%
101
—100
preferred
20% Mar
20
2,800
5%
423/e Feb
Jun
113/4
53/4
14
141% May 29
11%
5%
21
44
12
44%
Ceco
26% Feb 23
11%
43%
Jun
21
11%
44%
/4%%
193/4 Sep
12
43
Celanese
Mar 13
11%
Carter Products Inc—_—
—_1
Case
(J I) Co common—:—_____1
18
68
2,400
11%
27%
87% Sep
28 % May 29
22%
48
5
5
73% Dec
41 %
225/8
34%
26
15
193/4 July 21
10
Oct
41
22%
27%
8
137% May
42
223/4
48
6%%
Mar 22
44
25
41%
23
341/4
Jun
79-
42%
23
28
7%
,
413/4
23
48
Caterpillar
10
Jan
29
17
42%
*22%
34%
124 Vi Jan
28
11
102% Aug
July 17
41%
23
341/4
4
22
Shares
42
28
16% Jun
Jun
85% Apr
£4 % Jan
3% Jan
42% Jan
the Week
Oct. 19
48
4
Jan
26
28 % Jun
6
3
fi£2
70
;<
3
25
19% Oct
21% Jan
129
9% Jan
May 29
July 2
94
40% Aug 15
3
Mar 12
77
2% Jun
31
115 % Jan
,
19
29% Jun
May 23
Jan
28 % Dec
Oct
44
41% Aug 29
1
,20 % Feb
3
Mar 20
5
6
2
4 %
90% May 31
£2
.
28
36% Jan
41
9
Oct
49% Sep
3
Friday
Oct. 18
113/4
Ohio Ry_100
Light——-No par
&
Ihursday
Oct. 17
22%
Carpenter Steel Co
5
Carrier Corp common ——r__.—10
4 %%
preferred
50
Carriers & General Corp_i._—
1
8
3
27 % Oct
28
36% Nov 24
46% Feb
443/8 Feb
45 3/4 Jan
30% May 29
May 19
47 %
Corp
Carolina Clinchfield &
Power
Wednesday
Oct. 16
*41
——10
;—No par
Carlisle
-Carolina
Tuesday
Oct. 15
5
—:
Mfg Co
Sales for
Monday
Par
Co—:
(Philip)
Carey
11
15 % Mar 30
32% Jan
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
1
Range Since Jan.
Year 1961
49%
50%
493/4
50%
38
38%
371/4
38
9%
10
.
,c.
Volume
Number 6205
196
.
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1669)
17
NEW YORK:STOCK: EXCHANGE STOCK' RECORD
'
J
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
37% Jun
30% Jan
40% May 31
15% Dec
7% Jan
19
Sep
27
23
8% Oct
18
25
43
25
491/2 Jun
13% Jan<
26% Oct 26
22% May 24
12% Jun
42 % May 31
27% Jun
63% Nov
26
194% Apr
4
831/4 Jan
5
89
Nov
16
Jan
5
931/2 Sep 21
29 % May
9
45% May
88."
18% Jan.
3
Jan
30
3% Jan
5
13
46 % Jan
28
105V4 Jun
.
96
5
28
40% Oct
24
76V2 Jan
17
11
12'A Jun
25
19 % Feb
13
22% Jun
28
26
Nov
22
.24% Apr
23% Dec
20
•
29% Apr
19
19
50% Mar 10
Dec
12
1
451/2 Nov
20
41
24
.48% Dec
12
38
134
4
129% Jan
67
-
89% Jan
6
17 Vs Jan
3
901/4 Jan
3
95% Jun
48
Sep
47% Jan
4
8
91
Aug
7
12% Jun 25
86% Jun
12
27
107% Feb
25
19
14% Feb
9
15% Jan
19
3
70% Jan
3
13
2
541/2 Jan
5'/2 Jun
30
% Jan
•
9% May 29
Oct 19
25
16 % May 16
7
20
22
Jun
''
Dec
6
8% Jun
14
15% Jan
4
22
Mar 16
14 % Jun
37"
May
4
31 Vs May
29
62% Feb
10
82
July
7
'<
491/2 July 20
14 V, Feb
27
3
19
4%%
Curtis
Drug
Publishing
19
_5
100
common.
78
Class- A—
■
Mar 20
2_
Cutler-Hammer
%
•,*
21%
213%
21%
21%
1.10O
.
133/4
14%.
13%
13%
2.100
5%
5%
5%
538
2.700
.
403/»
41
40%
40%
40'%
40%
81%
82
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82%
82
82
13%
13 3/8
13 3/8
13 Vn
13i/4
12%
13 V8
23
233/a
23%
23 Ve
23%
23
23%
20%
2034
3,300
19%
20'A
16,700
106'A
110%
42%
42 %
,-
*21
2C3/4
20%
20%
201/4
20%
20%
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110%
109%
110%
108%
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95
421/a
1
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44
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42
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400
.
3.200
800
37.500
100
100
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13
13%
13,100
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94
94'A
200
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
16
16
1.700
12%
13
127/a
12%
12%
12 3/4
12%
12%
3.ICO
7
47%
6%
6 5/s
6%
6%
6%
6'/a
6%
7,900
6%
47
11
25%
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48
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500
11
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47
10%
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11 y«
11
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800
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253/8
25
25
11
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471/2,
7%
7%
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24 V4
241/4
24%
24 V4
241/4
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17%
17%
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51V2
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331/4
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13 Vs
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13 %
41%
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11
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42
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14,700
91
83
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52.900
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144
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5.600
28%
41 Va
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•
21 %
95
1
-
2.50
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'
•
35 % Aug 21
*
•
5
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5 V2 "
91
21%
43
1.800
133/4
5 %
14
14
5%
46%.
146%
*89
20%
42
2,890
21
13%
'28
23
'23%
--- - -
$4 prior preferred——,
No par
$1.60 prior preferred
—No par
-
201/4 Aug 16
j
*23%
■
2 200
3.490
'
7
9%\
-
131/4
V
131/4
_10
'preferred——
Cunningham
21%
411/2
143"
91
,96..
213/8 '. 21 %
,141/4-
*81%
42
13%
__No par-*-
—._
Sugar
Packing Co common—-
20%
21
preferred-—100
Cuneo Press Inc___—
1
5%
America—12.50 "
of
Co
Corp—£
Cudahy
Mar 13
35
Steel
Cuban-American
13% Feb '20
25
20
301/2 Jan
11
T S
29
12 % Feb
331% Jan
27
14%
38%
convertible
29%
9Va
'
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43
C
19% Aug 23
161/2 Jan
1
36 % Nov
Jan
i
■
18
96..
5%
--
133/4
45.%
148 3/4
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141/2
83
^
47
46
145
91
21%
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51/4%
48%
14'A
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31
•
'
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21
28 3%
13%
30
2r
13%
21 y2
13%-
,
152
211/2
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*42%
1
19
•
pref
conv
Crucible
21% Mar 29
45% Oct
5
11 i/s Sep
31 % Mar 29
291/4 Dec
May 3
61/2 Oct
641/2 Jan
; 8%
97
47
148%
-5%
411/2
-
-
21%.
'
*89-
109%
$2
.
2
11 % May 29
23% Apr 18
13 '/2 Aug 21
73% May 19
3
59% Jan
:
9%
4
*94-:
21%
v~
___1 r
common
9ye
30% ' 31
48%-
called—.
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common__l5
$4.20 preferred^
_J.
No par
Seal
&
9%
9%
1
'
96
No par
$2 preferred—_•
25
14
2.50
5
27
20%
2i3/4
21%
No par
Cork
Crown
14
Sep
371/2 Aug
4
.
267/a May 7 7
109% May 25
151/8 Aug 23
91/2 Jan
Dec
2
Jun
32
20%
24%
13%
*94
•
"
25---
Crompton & Knowies Corp
Crowell-Collier Publishing
20%
24%
21%
<*
Corp com—.__1 *
convertible preferred
5%
2C/s
251/4
13%
151
91
—100
^
Petroleum
20%
22%
147
Sliare-s
20%
97/8
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■
-
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t—
3%%- preferred
••
- - •
1
Crescent
>.
'•
*
—+1
Corpi
Crane Go common
1
Mar 13
14% Jun
5IV4 July 25
2
12
42 % iVlar 19
14
77 % Jun
39% Feb
44% Nov
Inc
Coty International
27% Aug 24
25
Jun
Coty
8
82 % May
c
20% Aug 13
Sep"ll.
4
68% Jan
70% Aug 31
18
157/a Dec
42% Jan
Apr 12
7% Mar
50c
the Week
Oct. 19
25
-9%
3.1
Friday
Oct. 18
20%
jq
30%
47%
-
-
•
Sales for
Thursday
25%
7 25%:
13%
•
Glass- Works common^—j5
preferred '*■*
100
3%%-preferred ser of 1947—100
Cosden Petroleum Corp_.i—
„1
20%
Wednesday
Oct, 17
21%
■
3 % %'
21% Mar 12
6
4% May 29
97^
_5
Co
21
26%
-
Corning
27
24% Jan
78
11
72 % Jan
31
Feb
90
92 '/2 Jan
13'/4 July
Copperweld Steel Go_—
Corn Products
194% Mar 19
5
18% Jun
22% May 11
9'/2 Apr 17
,
6
-
43% Mar 21
.
27
Jan
88
4
21
.
60% Mar 28
25
May 28
40
3
145 i/a Sep
Jan
Oct. 16
25%.
-
-
5
Cooper Tire &• Rubber Co——,
__1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
—1
Copper Range Co—.
„—,5
16
23% Mar
271/4 Jan
15
.15% Feb
1
uun
ly 4
5
Corp—:+.
Cooper-Bessemer
Tuesday
Oct. 15
Par'
Controls Co of America..
5
34% Mar 19
,
Monday
*
p
EXCHANGE
34 % Feb
2OV4 Oct
6
24% Jan
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
I
~
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
9
91/8
.
47
7
490
6%
9
6%
10,700
24%
24%
24'A
700
9
9
400
17%
171/4
17%
1?
17%
16 3/s
17%
15,400
34
33%
33%
34
34
33'A
33%
1,100
51'/a
51%
51
51%
50
50%
50
50%
4,400
35
35
34%
351/8
34
34%
33%
341A
7.COO
D
3
46% Nov
27
331/2 Jun
7
89
Nov
8
86% Jan
5
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
45
25
851/2 Jun
Jan
32
Mar
9% Jun
7
12% Nov
1
Jun
30
31% Nov
14
76 % Jan
16
80% Oct
23
76 % Feb
9
81.
Nov
15
791/2 Jan
4
83
Feb
32
3
47'/2 May
22
Aug
20
481% Aug 18
Jan
2
Dana
Mar 13
90
15% Feb
May 29
11
18% Mar 12
25
29'% Jan
20% May 29
Feb
Dayco
2
21
84
,77% July 27
Corp
3%%
Corp
Dayton
&
Light
3.75%
series
A__
Preferred
series
4
341/2 May 28
51% Apr
16
Decca
411/2 Oct
2
57% Feb
20
Deere
Delaware
&
Delaware
Power
3.90%
Records
C
Hudson
% Jun
15
25
% May 29
291/4 Feb
15
Dentist's Supply Co
'221/8 Jan
12
Denv & Rio
12% Mar
9
451/2 May 29
7
14 '/a Mar 20
Delta
7
Air
DeSoto
Lines Inc—_—^____3
67% Nov
61% Jan
2
Detroit
14% Jan
20% May 17
10% Oct
10
18% Jan
4
Detroit
291/2 Jan
37 '/2 Feb
24
27
Jun
22
34% Jan
10
DeVilbiss
581/4 Oct
74% Jun
21'
38'A May 29
Feb
12
.' Diamor.d
351/4 Jan
521/2 Dec
29
40V4 May 29
53% Jan
2
Diamond
27% Jun
12
27Vb Jan
22
10
IOV2 Sep
28
20% Mar 17
10% Oct
18
12
69
17% Feb
Grande
Chemical
48% Jan
Coatings—!
Corp
17%.
-814-
Co—.
National
Corp
Diners'
40% Feb
Disney
(Walt)
46 %
Apr
19
24% Oct
3
3
47% Nov
6
35% Jun
25
48'A Mar 23
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
Dec
29
12% Jun
22
21% Jan
3
May 29
20% Feb
6
Divco-Wayne Corp
Dr Pepper Co____
9
23'% May
4
281/2 Nov 29
16
4
15
22% Mar 29
25^
18% Jan
17
16'/a Jun
25
Jan
3
42% Aug
171/2 Jun
27
37% Jan
4
24% Nov
161/2 May 29
24 '/a Apr
24
72% Jan
4
32
Dominick
26
14% Jan
5
7
Jun
3
85% Sep
40
22 % Sep
25
29'A Dec
19% Oct
•29% Dec
29
38% May;
17% Jari
4
May
9% Jan
5
Jan
19
8
185% Jari
3
iooy4 Apr
27
31
Feb
8
May 29
22
Jan
26
61
27
12 % Oct
164% JUh
27
101% Jun
5
15
901/2 Dec
•
7°*
11
34
3
38 '% Jari
3
42 %
Sep
41
Jan
5
44
'
r
Jari
Jan
Jan
19
Nov
Jan
5
Jan
Jan
"'
.
Feb
r-
"
451/4 Jari
114-
.-
10%
19
43% Jan
•
,
27
20
32 '/a Nov
24
6
54;'/2 Dec
12
'
Sep
48
17% May 29
* .7
July 10
14
.
Mar 27
47
"49% May'25
48% Jun
,
?a3,a v«t,
27% Oct
10
24% Feb
13
23
Eastern
Air
.*• 55% Feb 16
Eastern
Gas
-
Feb
27
4 '/a %
3
4
Eastern
59% Jan
10
Feb
1
83
26% Dec 22
Feb
2
20% Jan
12
44 As Jan
4
93
10
6
28
Jun
85
97% Mar
30
July 9
40% Mar 23
15
52
Jun
25
88% Jan
24
89
Jan
18
94
22.
May 29
2
95
Feb
20
99
21
26
Jun
27
12
46% Jun
25
351/2 Apr
63% Mar
3
Jun
6
Elastic
5
Electric
Eond
16%
J
—
1
1 "
common
_•
16
Electric
Storage
19
25
12
35'/a Jun
25
49
35% Jan
23 Vi Jan
49
20 % Dec
15
Dec
22
181/2 July 24
10
14
Sep
24
79% Mar 16
55
Jun
21
33 % May
18'A May 29
8
34 % May
Emerson
Radio
15% Mar 16
5
Dec
3
10
59
7% May 29
16% Jun
11% Jan
32 % Jan
Electric
68
2
4%
37% Jan
26
2% Oct
4% Jan
3
15
32% Jan
19
12
Jun
25
211/2 Jan
9
29
59
Jan
23
57
Jan
2
12
53% Sep
48% Nov
17
6% Mar 22
50%
48V2
493/4
201/e
20
20'/a
23% Apr
20
Oct
30
16 % Apr
27
22% Jan
3
45 % Apr
18
Jan
4
45% Dec
5
15% July 28
11
35
Jun
25
8'/4 Jun
27
18
May 29
341/4 Sep
27
May 17
61
20 Vu Jan
14
;
Mar
712 %
'-••
28%
49 % Apr
106
106
84%
45i/a
*19
-
45 %
47 Vi
"
44%.
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443/4
44%
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49%
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49%
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45%.-
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45'/2
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471/4
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500
85%
800
28
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28%
8.500
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44%-
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-
:
42
150
-
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200
•
460
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,
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A
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10
1
100
.
■
__
19%-
18%
19
18%
19
183/s
183/4
18%
18 Vi
2,460
12%
12%-'
12 Vs
12%.
11%
12%
111/2
12
10%
11%
27.500
26%
27
261%
26%
26%
25%
253/4
24%
25%
1,500
19%
19%
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20
%
17%
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17%
14,100
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31%
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313/4
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56
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58
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293/4
30
48%
483/4
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25%
25
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253/8
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26
9%
261/2
18
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261%
293/4
48%
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25
25%
44%
43%
26%
25%
9%
9%
18 Vs
9%
163/4
26%
25%
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26%
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26;
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8%
44
14%
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62
62
62
293/8
20 Vb
20%
38'%
383/4
38%
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621/4
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20%
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201/4
387/8
383/4
391/4
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-
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9 Vs
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621/4
26%
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8%
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44%
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17
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100
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143/8
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1,300
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9
45
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26
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26
27
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101
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18
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2,500
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5,700
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43
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58
490
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25,100
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Corp
2.COO
~
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.
45%
47%
2%
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4,400
:
8%v
106 %
49%
9%
;
12%
203
441/4
283/4 4
46%
26%
—
2,030
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427
44%
4,300
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•
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-
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------—
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12%
——
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197'A
41%
12%
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12%
900
14%
•
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42
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7
28%
28%
12,100
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85
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37,700
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22%
14%
23
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106
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51%
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15,
51%
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204
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*:
51%
23%
14%
•
A——~100
Eurofund Inc
9
2
15.600
"
51%. .51%
15%
<
51 %
'
231/8
-24
15
15%
—10
Erie 81 Pittsburgh RR Co
,
,3
36% Jan
23%
23% •'
51%'
Co
series
preferred
J.UU0
'
21%
21%
20
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
5%
20%
21%
49%
4%
-;——
21%
21%
50%
43/4
Equitable Gas Co—:—
26
29
29
19
471/4 Jan
3% Dec
18 Ve Dec
preferred
10,200
16%
20%
21%
20%
•4%
Englehard Industries
1
16%
213/4
21%
50
Empire
Aug 22
26% Feb
&
17%
20 %
20%;
•51%
District Electric Co
—+10"
Endicott Johnson; Corp common—25
% Mar 30
17
6,300
2 I'm
21%
'
50
——1
Phonograph——5
Mfg
17%
173/b
17%
shrs—10s
Battery
26
20%
Elgin National Watch Co—:—_—+.15
El Paso Natural Gas_i-———_——3
Emerson
26%
22
Electronic Associates Inc____ =—_j._1
5
18
26%
21%
—5
287/a Sep
18
263/a
9.CCO
3,400
.1,500
.
16%
18%
25%
21%
23%
■v
7
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16
16%
18
17%
18
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.
100 '*
4
10 " 4 4
56 V« Feb
17
"183/8
21%
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16%
181/4
25%
171/4
22%
2.50 ""
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181/4
26
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common
16%
18
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17
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com—_lo
25
13
3.600
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24
26
44'A
21%
5
Jun
Feb
431/8
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50
23% Sep
42
44%
18 Vs
26%
18
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11
26% Jan
441/4
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,
44%
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18 '/a
26
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19
441/2
3938
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22
44%
39 Va
2
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44%
39%
30
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21,600
39%
6% Jan
15i/o Oct
40%
40
33% Jan
23
383A
39%
27
19
40%
40
24
30% Jan
401/4
397/B
41/4 Sep
Jun
42 %
39 y2
227/a Jun
8
40
38%
6
Jan
43
4,200
11
41
400
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421/4
25'A
7% Apr
Mus
27 Vs
241%
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&
7,000
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25%
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25
28
28
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25
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Co
10%
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% 58%
593/8 >:
105/e
25%
preferred __^_—r4—100" "/•
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58%
11
25%
prior preferred:
414%
Ekco
59%
ic3/4
25%
—
Kodak Co
583/4
2,300
25Vs
Fuel Assn
&
59%
711%
*27'A
;
8
8 Ve
2.50
E-VfsWiO-f.
Lines
'
8
3,800
34'% Sep
19
7,300
B'/a
13%
19
24% Oct
8 Vs
8
8!/4
7,800
10%
24
16% May 15
10,500
11
4% Oct
29
17'A,
13 Va
130 % Dec
liy4 Sep
25
16 Va
10%
'
Oct
65% Mar 22
24%
17%
10%
Electric
46
25i
16%
135/b
^._1
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—14" '
Aug 23
Apr
95
24%
171/4
103A
Eaton Manufacturing Co~—
•
2H% Mar 16
67% Apr
361/4
24%
3,700
t.,o00
;
11%
$3.60 preferred——
101
7
Dec
6
41%,
13%
Stainless Steel Corp___-2.50
Eastman
115% Mar 15
25
May 28
89
Apr
29% Dec
98
451%
411/4
-
10%
lnc——
-
v
92
Jan
41%
42%
11
No par *
Eagle-Picher Co__
27% Jan
19
21 '/a Jan
99
45%
14
Corp_-_—_"
May 29
"
18
40% Dec
15%
41%
163/4
17'/a
15%
45%
43%
24%
24%
16
45 'A
10%
preferred::—'
15% July 3
31% May 29
7"
22
119% Apr
15'A
153/4
44%
7 42 ya'
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of. America com.^l 77
$1. conv -preference—__2 '•" 7
9% Oct
3
15%
10
13%
Dynamics Corp.
80% Jun
11
12,400
10%
;.Co_i^_^_L_4—-_No par
; D W G Cigar
10
89% May 24
25
44
11
—
19
19
25% May 17
Jan
43%
10%
$2.10 preferred—^——___—____50
10
13% Oct
/
'4.10%
13
48 % July 13
3
30% Jan
43%
141/4
$3.75 * preferred^.—.i-il—--—-—50 -yr
$4.15 pfeferred7_^—™ •
4% preferred
l—^_____^—/5o
r'
4.20% preferred—_i^__^50
3
96
43%
11
" $3.50 preferred^—^_—^—_No par v
Duque'sne Light Co common.i——_5
.
8i y4 Jan
97% Sep
4334
141/8
—No par
Chemfcals
Power
29% Jan
16'A Jan
43
30
10%
—
Inc
Fund
V--:A
Feb
•321/2 May 15
4.300
xl0%
.
32 % Mar 22
44
7
27
'
42
14
Dunhill '.International-.———1
Duplan Corp^LiAi-i^^--—Ll
4
2
Feb
1l24'/2 Oct
S
41
10%
■
21% Oct 24
411/4
11%
du Pont de Nemours (JEM) com—5
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A-.No-par 4
Apr 27
97% Apr
12
45
II10% Oct
22% Jan
41
16
11
44%
,
DrewriyS Limited U S A Inc_—' "
Duke
26
'
461/4 Dec
.
41%
44
7 58%
;
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DuBois
16
13
2
42% Jan
27
22
39
44
v
45% Feb 28
4
19
8
6/
49"
3
42% Mar 28
44
24'/a May 29
Nov- .8
47% Apr
45% Nov
•
411%
13%
Productions
Dow Chemical Co
234% Maf 14
81% July 12
*
42% Jun
.
15
85%
10%
Corp__l_—;
! Dresser
'
25i/a Jan
*81%
41%
8%
43
Douglas Aircraft Co__—No par
Dover
Mar. 27
25
6% May 29
■
.'•77% Jan 20
v
23
Jun
10% Jun 22
;254% Nov '20
Dec
Mar
13
24 Va Nov
110
2
43
19
17
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15
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26
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27
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20
21
Jan
3
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4
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10
28
15
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14
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21
39% Mar
8
29
Mar 29
28
Jan
30% Nov
1
13% Jun
25
11% May
8
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14
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48
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13
May 28
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convertible preferred
70% Mar 21
11% Feb
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8% Feb
28
20
9
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1
32% Jan
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311/4 Dec
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(1670)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
V
.
.
Monday, October 22, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
17 Ma Jan
3
3
39% Nov
Dec
34% Feb
1
10% Nov
:
2
„
.
42% July 26
26% Aug
2
2
22% Feb
7
Oct
4
44% Feb "
7
31
59% Nov 22
20
55% Dec
4
18% Jun
23% Jun
12
14
35% Apr
;
15% Mar 16
20
11
31% Feb
24
Dec
5
164% Nov 24
33% Jan
9
51% Nov 20
28% Jan
4
69
Nov
24
49 Vi Jan
4.
75% Dec
4
May 29
,
Nov
28
82
Dec
29
41% Jan
4
95
July 14
^
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58% Jan
17
16% Jan
4
j
25% Jun
25
50% Jan
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First
Oct
18
72% Jan
2
First
44
20% May 8
26% Mar 16
May 29
14% Oct 19
1
19
104
35% Jun 26
46
3% Jun
25
<
85
11
Jan
24% Aug 25
5
13 % Jan
12
31% Jan
9
26
8
Florida
1
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34% Aug 28
19
19
Jan
22
14% Jan
5
Dec
26
27
14% Jan
Jan
13
12y4Jan
27
40 % Sep
27
25
14% Jan
4
3
17% Jan
9
4
Mineral
Ford
i
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8
Foster-Wheeler
1
Foxboro
10% Jan
6
22 % Jan
18
19% Jan
3
3
29% Jan
12
23% Sep
27
56
10
2
15
2
25% Apr 11
46% May 22
Gabriel
Co
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Skogmo
51
Jan
2
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58
Feb
21
Mar 13
35
July 24
35% Jun
25
2% May 29
18% Jun 14
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10% Jun
27
14% Jan
4
23 Vb Jun
26
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94 Mi Jan
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28
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27
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53
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25
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9
16
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12
54% Apr
25
1
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25
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19
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1
108
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18
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15
41
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General Steel
May 29
28
Mar
6
$1.30
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27
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29
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44 Mi Jan
5
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7% May 29
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19% Feb
20
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4
92 % Jan
25
101 Mi Dec
7
97
Jun
25
102 Va. Feb
23
Sep
19
107
Nov
22
100
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14
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3
53% Jan
4
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3
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21
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6
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12
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62% Jan
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33
;
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;
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32MB
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71
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3
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25
20
Feb
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19
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21
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5
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6
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106% May 29
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29
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13
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Jan
27
NEW
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Year 1961
Lowest
13
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19
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13
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3
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14
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14
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25
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6
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25
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9 Mi May 29
Jan
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1
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37% May 11
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12 Mi Jun
27
20 Mi Jan
29
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12% Oct
9
34 Mi Jan
2
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9
21% Oct
19
49 M» Jan
2
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15 Va Apr
11
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3
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19 Va Jan
3
19
60% Jan
2
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18% Jun 27
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3
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28% Apr
7
69
Mar 22
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35
3
39% July 12
39% Dec 13
28% Jan
139
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3
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20
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90
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3
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20
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1
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3
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27
15
30
8
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6
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1
Oct
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2
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28
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3
32% Jan
3
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16
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Jun
14
40
30
May 29
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12
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Dec
11
44
Dec
13
47% NOV 13
88 Mi
Apr 27
93
May 29
20% Jun 27
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33 Ma
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27 Mi May 29
147
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30
Feb
17
2
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62
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14
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21
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4
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2
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19
43% Apr. 12
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3
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94% Jun
15
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2
91
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7
181
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Jun
28
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For
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13
49% Mar 29
footnotes,
see
103 Mi
105
July 18
Jan
16M2 Oct
page 25.
10
9
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97 Ma Jun
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22%
23
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27 Ma
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12
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25
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Great Western Financial Corp—7-1
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9
35%
33 Ma
Great Northern
May 29
22%
30 Mi
33 Mi
Northern
47% Feb
137 Mi July
3
22 Mi Jun 26
22%
700
59,500
32%
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
62 Mi Feb
21 Mi
2
Co
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24 Va Feb
May 19
96% May 24
Aug
Granitevllle
Grant
Steel
19
53
29'A Apr 18
18 Mi Jan
3
81 Mi Mar 19
City
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19
32%
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8
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26
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19
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72 Mi Jan
75
32%
27 Ma
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196
Number 6205
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
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(1671)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for PreTious
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
•
EXCHANGE
Highest
And high sale
low
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear 1961
prices
Sales for
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Oct. 15
■
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Friday
the Week
Oct. 16
Oct. 17
Oct. 18
Oct. 19
Shares
Par
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46
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22%
Chemical
1,000
8.300
'
Machlnes^-5
&
9,400
2,200
26
-3939%
5
preferred———
Minerals
4%
15
28
2234 May 11
38'4 Oct 11
7
24 y4 Jun
87
19
93% Feb
Int'l
•'
30
44%
common_____No par
Harvester
7%
16
36x/4 May 16
4
Corp.—
Int'l
8
Feb
.yjt.,
.
__1
preferred
International Business
1
57 V2 Mar
159 V4 Mar
7%
24%
--...86
.86 bjTrels^dSijc1.^?
^*93% o'54%
■.•>;->^4%-,(;94%
—8
common.
-•
30
18 y2
,
1
50
—
.
26%
77
Co——>No par
common-——15
2
200
15,100
30%
38
RR
Corp
Iron
...'7rf/a
;.
100
..
6%:
23%
26
39ya
,
CO—i————5
Interchemical
4%%
72%
.
*30
18%
A.^—100
B
..-—100
Co.;
preferred—
Interlake
7%
*6
23
26
*15%
—',
Co—
*30
33
.100
Ctfs Inc
26
72%
6%
24%,
7%
25%
*39y4
1
Insuransharefs
Mar 16
7%
6%
23%
7%
26%
101
*
No par
Apr
,
6%
7%
25%
26%-.
100(yr
series
30 ya
28 y4
commoq.No par
Inland Steel Co——
29
7%
!
73 y2
24 y4
24
26 y4
*90%
.
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
98
24%
52%
r
2
578% Jan
•
30%
2
A
7%"
6%
"--24%
.
-
25%
—100
39% Jan
*6%
■"
•30
—-
28% Oct
12%
Dec
6%
72%
*30
Industria Elect De Mexico^lOO pesos
Ing.ersoil-Rand common,——No par
19
72%
72%
6%
30 y2
•<..
.
5
Jan
*72ya
6%
•
24
12,800
4%
preierred——i——50
preferred——>-*1
—50;
' 4.70%
preferred—
:—50 :
4.42%
preferred
^50
4'.20% preferred—
50 .
Indiana General Corp————1
Indianapolis Power & Light.No par
19
72%
72%
.
8,200
28 y4
4.26%
May 21
13%
•7%
-
4.08%
43% Mar 30
13%
4%
——
Illinois: Power Co
1?%
28 >/4
COi
series
Central
13%
*6%
Corp'.I^nc—L 5^
Cement
31 Va Jun
29% Jan
46% Feb
2
11
13%
4%
Refrigerator
10
43
5%
Hussmann
39% Oct
41
.
13
48% Oct
Apr 28
31% Jan
3
Jan
5%
13%
28%
Hupp. Qorp common—"
[
5% convertible pfd series A.
5
13%
4%
Co—
32% Sep
25 y4
32% Jan
28
13%
*28 y4
6
Feb
20
4%
2
-
21%
28%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd...No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com——5
9% Mar 26
21%
4%
9
40% Sep
21 y4 Fen
22
♦28 y4
Howe
101
21%
4%
JohnsonQo-±i$-
preferred
preferred
13.700
22 y4
28 ya
8
5%
800
21%
13%
100
,
16'/a
28 y2
17% Feb
101% Mar
11,200
18%
""*4%
Howard
28
11%
15%
*18%
4%
4
Sound
36
11%
287/a
,
Stores
35
11%
22
23%
—
Howard
18%
35%
8,300
22,500
22%
-72%
preferred.———
100,.
Lighting,,# -J*o\y$r—.No pai^'V
Houston
IS
62%'
29%
4%
Jan
21
3
100
*9
45% Aug 27
15%
30
62%
29
13%
preferred—50
Finance
preferred
13
Jun
34% Jan
'7% Oct 20
119% Mar
56% Apr
68 y» Jan !
95
4%
July 26
32% Jun
V
99 % May 24
Household
82 % May 17
89 % Jun
4
Aug
convertible
$2.25
57 % Mar 20
90
85% Nov 13
88% Jan
May 17
11%
810
28,800
'
,
21%
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
41-
29%
1
1,100
39
38%.
*111%. 112
69%
29%
'9,400
,
32%
39
112
7,800
15
37%
39%.
*6? Va
19
1
37% July 18
32 y4 Jun 14
30
19
5
16 % Jun
5
92 Va Jan
19
23% Mar
8
85% Jan
19
17 y2 Jan
19
40% Dec
■(
16%
12
24% Nov
90 y2 Jan
15%
Jan
3
38%
•
330
•
24%
14%
'32%
33
38%
37%
11%
16%
2% May 29
14% Jun 22
19
'33.:
u
6,200
8,600
86%.
23%
,
5,200
37%
"
28%
Bearing
Sep 22
Jan
11%.
16 Vz
10
25
14%
8,300
-
18
34
*85
25%
,.."14%
50
15%'
21%
5
Corp
16% Jan
33% Jan
11%', 11%
167/»
Apr
&
18 »/4
86%
18%
11%
1,200
39%;
15 y8.
'-.'-21%'
-A17%
39
35%
11%
1,200
19,900
5,300
7%
,
*37%
'
15%
22%
24%
69 %
16%
7y4.
39%
:
17%
36
-
7%
^38%
29%
$4.25 preferred
.*,
—No par.:
$5 div 2nd pfd ser C——Nopar.;
Hoover 'Ball
•62
69 ya
35 Va
.»
16%
*111%
29%
,19
16%
37%
112
36%
19
17
*85
•
30
.
7,000
19%
„
10
.30
1
:.
12.50
common—5
Mining
Chemical
69V&
j •.♦62
•111%
28 y4
.27%
6,200
34%;
38%
-niy4.111 y*.
40
8.100
46%
19
.-"lsyv
'■
33
*
46
,
27»/4:
.
34%
22 :
38% ' 39%
35%
5
,
Hotel Corp of America common—I, v
5% convertible preferred.,—
25; •* >"...
MarlO
^
*38
29%
24% Jun 25
5
33
38%
39%
'
39*.
36%
7
6
331/2
*38
t
30
Corp..——50c :>
Homestake
July 18
ya Jan
3
35 % Feb
■
?
,
15
36%
.
,
,—2.50
i
Holland Furnace Co
Jun
'
•;
•
26%
29%
■..
i—1
—-
Corp..:
Hotels
1614 Dec 18
36
*62
29% Dec
2
in y4
—5>
60
92
14%
33
38%39 ya
.
307/a Jan
41
-25%
15%
27
4,400
126 y2:
,
*
18%
26%
22%
27%
,
34%
6%
87 Va
14%
50
5,800
17,000
.
16 ya
39%
39%
1
—
40 % Jan
104
17%
38V2
*85-i
18%
*"*1186 y4
22%
.27
.*>25,
.
28%.
19
'
28
*18%
6%
.
18%
1,200
,
'
<:■*> 22%
-26%
'
33
38 y4
,
Holly Sugar Corp common..
5% convertible preferred—*
Holt Rinehart & .Winston Inc
Mar 22
22
>23%
39 V4
85
-
37%
-
,
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—I n*
3%% preferred series Aj.
100
Hill
Corp.
:5, :
33% Feb
25
:
Inc..——
Hewlett-Packard Co.
11
Jun
6%
18 ya
-
27 y2
34%.
'I5%''"16ya
23a
"18%
.
-
.
39%" 39"%
-16% .a6%
:
15%
33
.
17%
6%
/-
18%
.27.
18%
34%
34%
16% >* 17%
700
26%
"
47%
'46%
20
85%
28%
18%
19
35
.39%
-
85%^
26%
.
29%
*
85%
27%
'
49 Vb
28%
6%
39%
85 ya
„
47%'
29%
♦38%
16%.
15Ya
*26%l' - 27%
1,900
6,400
11,700
10%
20
23
27%
27
49'
10
'
126%
49%
,
<23%:}.Ji3yi*
«•
,
50c
Chemical Corp...
Hewitt-Robins
Jan
Vz Jun 25
6%
18%
22%
27%
17y4
-
"
125
•
34%
>•
39%
18%'*
23
27%
125
29%
,
'
,
111%
~1
...———
21% July 10
15
26
17%
16%
22%
27%
125%
18%
35
6%
_
23
.
49
*38%
.
19%
"26%" *26%
50
39%
A. preferred.No par
Herta
87
5"
27%
*27ya
29%"
17%
-.
Hershey Chocolate Corp_____No par
2
13
July 6
44% Mar 28-
class
conv
18
7
*27% " 27%
18%
18%
87%
27%,
18%
227/a
34%
—100
—
40% Mar 27
Feb
ii y8
20%
*18%'- 19
...
65% Jan
29
10%
*85%
*124%
•
48%
■
J—5
—u—No par
common__i_8.33y3
11%
20
100
*
,
*
; 48 %
*19%
28
36
,; 26%
49ya'
*85%' '87%
23
125 y2
29%
-
"
preferred.
11%,
20
*34
,
26%
49
-
Mar 21
50
3.65%
20
.18%
>^26%' '2S%
10Q
Helene Curtis industries—
——1,
Heller (W E) & Co—-—-—25c
Helme (G W) commonjlu..
.10 "
7% non-cumulatiye preferred—25'
Hercules Powder common
.1 1/24 ;
•
19%, Apr ,"- 6
93
20
Jan r18
Jun
Jun
World'
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz (H J) Co
4
19% Jan
20
.
*43% Aug 28
Apr
2
307'a Mar 23
11%
,
35%
26 y4
•
128
27%
27%
*124%
-
4% Sep
16
90
3
Mar 29
U%
19 Vi
22%
:
—100 ;
Harshaw Chemical Co—.^
4
26% Jun
16
53% Jan
42
July 14
4
41% Apr
34% Jun
v
25
30>
com—.7.50
Refrac
Inc—i
Harris-Intertype Corp.—1——
,—1
Harsco Corporation
—i———1.25''
4
9% Jan
421
37
22
Co
A)
Harcourt Brace
7% Oct
-
40% May 26
31% Aug
9
19
29 Va Feb
(M
preferred
49 VB
'
*34
27.'
49 %
*85%87
*.
28%
187/a
Hart Sdbaffner & Marx
21
5% Sep
.43% Mar 22
Jan
Sepr 26
68% Juri
6
7% Feb
30% Jan
66
9
6%
49%
20
11%
20%
28%
Harvey Aluminum Inc—-—,
1 ■5
Hat Corp of America, common——1
,
5% preferred.
———.50- ^
Haveg Industries • Inc—_
40c
Hayes Industries Inc.,
12% Jun
Apr
4
2878 Apr. 21
.
49%
87
—
.
j
36'
26%
r
37% Mar 23
15% Jun
53
Sep 25
26
2
May 29
15% Aug
28% Mar 30
Hanna
39% May i4
18
11%
*85%
•
*34
36
-
27% *'27 %
"2749%
♦19%,
100 ^
2.50.
—;1
—.2.50
Organ Co
*34
49
30% Jan.
^
'■
1,1
commoh..
35'
35
;'27<
;
;
—1
i
Co
Harbison*Walker
1
44% Jan
July 13
Oct
86
•
36
20
110% Aug 10
Nov
38% Feb
Watch
-
Hammond
2
22% Jun 25
10% May 29
32% Sep 24
.
17
115,
3
4
r
35 % Jan
27% Jun 25
108
75% Jan
31% Jan
84% Oct, 12
NoV~l7
38 % Nov
24% Jan
34
21
31
Co—
4%
-
13
39¥4»Jam,*fl
ISI/aJun 25
Mar 16
.
;
5
convertible- preferred-.
Hammer mill Paper Co
17% Jan 18
15% Jun 22
27
183 a NOV 28
40% Sep 19
81
Jan
,
47% Apr
.
Nov 28
.
Hamilton
3
128 %t Apr
6% May 29
38% Jun 27
12% Feb 20
437 a Mar 15.
112*7
3
May 29
lb% Oct 18
9
e
2
Oct
1
30
18
-37% Feb 27
2
Aug
3
20% July 11
39% Jun 25
25% May 29
367a Aug-'7
27% May 18
'
2
Jan
17% May 29
f-
.3-:
1
July
26
122
Lj
Co.,
27% Jan
36% Jan
May 24
12.50
-—:—
Printing Co..—5
27 y2 Jan
108
34% Jan
4
34ya Jan 15
48% Mar 13
58% Mar 28
iW F;
Hallicrafters
17% Oct
i
44% Sep
23% Jan 23'
July 3
14
26% Jun 26
4
128
9
25% Oct 24
8% Feb
16
Dec
83
357a Dec" 15
42% Oct 31
120% Jan
Nov
38
3:
26% Aug
1
33% Dec 2l:
May 29
May 28
18% Jun 27
9
112% Feb
3
May 29
Til';:
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1672)
.
Monday, October 22,1962
\ %
4.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year19G1
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Oct. 45
Oct. 16
Oct. 17
Oct. 18
Oct. 19
Par
the Week
Shares
-
K
2S% Dec
49 % May 23
25
May 29
37
108% Apr
1
RS% Dec 22
25
84
Jun
26
99
V4 Jun
1
47
Jan
3
,
Mar 15
44
% Jan
11
102
Oct
10
122
May 19
103
Jun
7
112
100
Dec
19
122
Jun
101
Jan
10
111
6
60% Jun
87
Nov
9
82
Dec
13
78
July 31
83
Apr
89
Oct
31
86
Aug
6
90
Mar
8
92% Feb
6
96 Va Nov
27
95% Jan
26
89
Dec
15
89
20
84 3/4 Aug 25
Jan
91
93
Nov
3
93
Nov
9
69
Jan
10
393/4 Oct
5
36
Jun
37% Jan
5~4~%
3
12% Jan
11
31 Va Feb
23
conv
4%
91% Apr
27
28% Oct
27
50% May
28
14
Jun
27
24
47 >/4 Jun
13
24
*168
110%
*105.
110
7
Kansas
26% Jan
4
783/4 Mar 16
Power
&
73
81 %
82
100
*99
,
100
*90%
92
*94%
96
"703/4
71
.
Co_J
Light
"
•'
Kayser-Roth Corp—*_
5
26% Jun
25
3
27
243/4 Sep
603/8 Oct
24
48
Jan
2
Kendall
2
86
Jan
5
Kennecott
52
4
83
91% Mar
5
46% Feb
19
41
573/8 May
27
32% Jan
4
76 % Jun
21
16% Jan
14% Nov
36
,
25
30 3/4 Jun
10
49
Sep
7
29% Dec
29
23
14
273/8 Feb
27
443/8 Dec
28
28
343/4 Nov
3
213/4 Oct
19
143/4 Jun
25
6
Jun
25% Jan
45
20
40 Vb Nov
28
24
41
Nov
20
18
223/4 Sep
14% Jan
25
34
Apr
7
Aug 31
3
21
Oct
2
41 % Dec
20
20 3/4 Dec
11
16% Apr
33% Feb
1 V8 Jan
4
2% Mar 21
4
22% Mar 22
3% July 18
26% Jan
Mar 16
Feb
4%
Apr
34 Va Jun
19
11
5
20
123/4 Sep
25
28
60 3/8 Mar
8
Kresge
Kress
Kroehler Mfg
36% Jan
26
39
May 29
17
40
18 % Dec
15
35% Mar 29
29
71
~2~6
10
21% Oct
22 Va Feb
135
9
51% Aug 18
31
27Va Feb
27
19% July 25
16% Oct 19
2
29 % Nov
9
18% May 29
ll
Jan
170
4
Jun
85
Jan
£7
104
Mar 29
13
39% Jan
Feb
39
Jun
4
88
91 Va Dec
12
90
29
393/8 Oct
Dec
28
25% May 29
Mar 20
40
63
Oct
24
50
64
13% Nov
1
18% Mar 28
53
3
77
Jan
14% Oct 26.
151
May 29
8% Mav 29
Apr
&
Myers
Belt
Apr
40 Va Feb
20
Oct
18
14
29 % Jun
25
45 Va Dec
19
47 Va Nov
10
44 Va Jun
5
% Jan
16
74% Dec
18
45 Vb Jun
82% Jan
5
88 Va May
2C3/fl Feb
7
30 Va Dec
44
■
1% Jan
3
23
3 Ve Jun
10 V« Jun
47% Nov
27
36% Jan
60 3% Jun
9
3
Jun
25
74% Feb
343/4 Jun
25
conv
25
323/4 Peb
27
4% Jun
36
series
65 % Oct
12
3*
May 31
50 % Dec
18
25
Oct
31% Nov
21
24
27% Sep 25
44 Vb Jan
4
74
Jan
75 Va Jan
€8
Jan
75
34% M'ar 10
61
5
19
Oct
81
3
13
80 % Aug
72 Va Dec
July
23% Jan
6
22 %
6
83 % Dec
31% Aug
17
60c
;
(P)
39% Apr
3
12% Jan
3
71% Jan
4
24%
May~22
120 Va Nov
27
,
-
Aug 30
Mar
56
Feb
13
84
2
,
May 18
21
29
76
May 21
MCA
84
May 10
35% Feb
5
2\
33% Sep
15
Jun
22
32% Jan'
2
233/8 Sep
'
2
20% Oct
19
19
25 Vb Jan
125
104
Jan
Mar
150% Jan
93
Jan
26
$1.50
9
$6
19V* Jun
13
33 Vb Feb
•45
Dec
28
35
Jun
21
43
Nov
27
29% Oct
1
16
19% Dec
15
24
49V« Dec
1
21
Dec
14
34% Feb
24% Sep 27
5% Jan
3
47% Dec
20
Oct
Jan
Sep
6
.26% Jan
12
Dec
6
* a
78
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49'/a Oct
Jan
9
93
233/4 Jan
19
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23 Vb Aug 2V
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Jan
For
fc
.
16
May 24
31 % Apr 10
35% Feb
84
footnotes,
28
Aug 11
see
21
Inc
2
4
9
19
233/4 Jan
9
McKee
30 Va May 28
463/8 Jan
2
McKesson
12% Jan
26
38% Feb
8
25
23% Mar 12
20
48 Va Apr
91
30
96
17
Jun
May 29
page
25.
27
2
6%
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15%
15%
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1%
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1%
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11
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103/4
103/4
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,
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20
18% f
173/a
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44%
,
100
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103%
100
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17 Vb
Y
173/4
16%
42 V4
21,700
17%
250
1
6,500
26,100
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423/4
42%
3,700
6%
5%
6%
15,200
18
173/a
17%
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18%
2,400
575/8
555/8
57
54 Vb
56'/a
113,800
50%
48%
49%
47 Va
48 y8,
20%
21 %
20
20
16%
17%
6
6%
■
17
17 Va
21
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:
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6%
9%
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McGraw-Edison
49 % Feb
26
15%
;
6%
6%
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McDonnell Aircraft Corp—_
193/8 Jan
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:
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2,900
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343/4 Jan
83/i May 29
15%
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8
21
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173/4
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26
14
31
16
11% Dec
15%
17 Vb
47%
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26
10% Oct
143/4
15 %
18
9 %
preferred—^_No par
Jun
15
4,000
14%
15%
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,
94
Corp
18% Aug
23
153/8
15
17%
r
463/4
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323/4 Jun
15
14,800
90
-
convertible
4V2%
603/a Sep 17
40 Vb Mar 15
Feb
143/8
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Corp
5%%
19
3
27
20%;
14
41 VB
McCrory Corp common
3%% convertible preferred
22
26
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20 %
14%
14%
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Corp—
Inc
McCord
19
203/4 Jan
43 % Mar 22
22%
14%
1513/4
Mays (JW) Inc_T
McCall
19
22% Jan
Aug 21
21
com_—25
& Sons Inc,
Maytag Co
3
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223/a
:
23
-
15%.
/
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5,200
41
21%
9%
series.No par
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:
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3%% preferred 1959 series
lOo -
2
4
31
63/4
50c
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:
25%
22%
32%
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35% Feb
19
103/4 1
25
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22 "
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Oil
78% Jan
Oct
10%
a
41
23%
46 3/o
preferred—No par
Magma Copper——
____/
no
Magnavox Co
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i
27
Jun
113
253/8
23%
32 Vs
convertible
25
90
27
2,700
23%
3
preferred series A__-
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120
Nov
17%
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(RH) Co Ir.c
20
July 25
89
27
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7
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19
161 Va May 22
5
15%
preferred
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83% May 17
£6% Jan
26 V2
23%
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Martin-Marietta Corp.<Y-.nY^,
Masonite Corp__
May Dept -Stores common—-
32% Mar 20
58 Va Jan
107
July 18
15
Co__——^.3.33%
Trucks
Marshall
2
5
54 V2 Mar 16
76
22%
■
preferred-!—_100
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg
.
46% Mar 15
28% Jan
25
18
2,300
23,500
22%
24
263/4
Marine Midland Corp
•
Marlin-Rockwell Corp__„——
4
19
27
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Maremont
1
42 % Jun
Oct
12%,
22 %
41
l 26%
;
.
Stedmship
Marathon; Oil
12
91
8,100
12
21%
.
170
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1
.
(M)
Steel
Maracaibo
28% Sep
17% Oct
•'
41
*36
26%
Nashville—
Bros
77% Feb
26
22%
103/4
25%
263/8
common—-—.
Manning Maxwell
6
29% Jun
Aug
11%
25'/c
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,
"
23a/8 Jun
26
10%
25 V4
4 S/8
Manhattan Shirt—
14
25% May 29
Jun
12%.
25%-
;
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Co
&
14 Vb Oct
4
16
27
22 %
Mallory (PR) & Co__
,
28
18 Va Jan
9
8
27%
27
27
—__5
preferred
4%%
8
2
May 28
4
1,900
23%
41
5
E
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27
29% Aug 29
703/4 Jun
483/4 Jun
25% Jan
Mar
35
May 29
9 Vb Jun
77% Feb
79 Va Dec
3
2
773/4 Jan
Aug
11%
25 VB
27
100
D
series
5V4.%
453/b Mar 14
34
223/4 July
4
Feb
7
20% May 29
28
£1% Jan
25
May 29
22%
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Inc—:
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4.25%
Mack
'
56 Va Mar 12
19
15
12%
25%
23%
_
Jun
26 3/8 Feb
27%
17%
Mac Andrews
473/8 Mar 20
19
38% Nov
'
Square Garden Corp com.l
26
22%
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Fund
Jun
22%
15%
H%
21%
16%
43/a
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20% Oct
17
213/4
22 3
22 %
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1
23
15%
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.
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15
6
14 % Oct
15%
11 %
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3% Mar 27
27
24% Jan
16%
lls/u
43/a
10 % Mar 21
303/a Jan
5% Jan
22
16%'
11%
22%
25
303/8 Jun
26 3/4 Nov
16
12
22
Lukens
23
Jan
333% Dec
12 Va Jan
16%
43/a
18
27
4
19,900
15
91% Apr ' 3
4% Jan
Aug
22%
63/4
72
16% Jan
45 %
213/4
173/s
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44 Vb Mar 15
47% Feb
21% Jan
S6V4 Jan
22%
173/a
16
50
27% July 19
22
143/4
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28
Dec
23%
15%
25
14
70
22 %
"
1 % Oct
3
4
24%
22 %
25
14
7 3/8 Jan
24
'
Jan
86
38% Jan
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8
11
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>
6
53 % Sep
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Co
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8
4
20
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24%
21%
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11
21 % Feb
3
27 %
...
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15% Feb
12
25%
10
7%
67% Jan
22 3/4 Jan
28%
Louisville Gas & El Co
(Ky)-Nopar
,
19
27% Jan
26%
: ''i%
preferred—
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4
Mar 20
27
Jun
29%
1%
Products-
Refineries
4.35%
31% Oct
23
28%
_4
*,
1
6,
14
May 17
20% Feb
Jun
137
29%
'
'
May 17
35
84%
—15
.
Fink
4.84%
May
146
84
12
1
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred—
93
4
84%
Lone Star Gas Co common—!
96
29
.*83%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew s Theatres Inc——:
Lone Star Cement Corp__
Aug
28
84%
1%
Corp common.,
33/t% non-cum conv pfd—
Litton Industries Inc___
;
6
Dec
May 25
Link
13
633/4 Feb
*83%
1
Lionel
Jan
t.
843/4
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_i
series
RR
2
49% Jun
35
pfd
2
104
*833/4
5
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc!-:
24% Feb
6
37%
5
~
Corp
&
7%
47% Feb
May 29
9,500
12%
37
_1
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
27% Jan
2
155 %' Jan 23
57' J. Mar 20
1003/4 July
8
Dec
89
123
3
72% Nov
3
1363/4 Jan
14
Apr
59% May
16
conv
Liggett
64% Aug 23
543/4 Sep 18
34 Va May 29
22
3,000
12 Vs
37%
_l
19% Jan
46 V2 Dec
413/4 Jan
100
6
3
Jan
28%
12%
.
253/a
25
-
57
1
July
Inc_
25% Jan
2
543/4 Mar 29
18
11,400
28
'
123/e
*
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_
Libby McNeil & I.ihhy
155% May 11
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5% Oct
A
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
17% Mar 12
25
1734 Oct
14
46
15% Jan
$1.50
Leonard
Jun
1,100
50
373/8
27
1
Tire—
&
Lehn
443/4 Jan
....
33
49 Va
12%
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Lehigh. Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
:
Lehigh Valley Industries com
8
1103/b Feb
series
Corp—
8
15
54 V2 Dec
26% Jan
Rubber
Leesona
8
9
Nov
Lee
v,
6
Mar 19
17
31
*32s/8
38 %
223/a
5
Siegler Inc
Feb
May 31
31% May 29
■„
5
common—.,
Bryant—
13
4
147
Apr
3
27
7
10 % May 29
59 Va Mar 16
20,900
;■
33
'
Lane
1% Mar 16
Aug 27
Oct
'33
33%
32%
*32%
153/4
I_1
Paper Co
preferred
62
6
56 %
Co
433/4 Feb
152 % Dec
3
Gas
4.32%
15
Feb
"
11%
10
•
Sutherland
Lehman
10
44 % Jan
P
7
146% Jan
May
V
353/4 Feb
64
7,000
:
"
Lehigh Valley
5
66
67%
24%
\
10
Co
9
22
64%
*
66%
37%
"28
& Co
Feb
15 % Jun
7,200
20,600
f
22 % Apr
9
1113/4 Nov
42 Va
Jan
24
28
25
3
27%
61%
Y 123/a
1
Laboratory for Electronics Inc__
10
153/4 Mar
6
Jan
4
33%
;
263/4
60 3/8
123/e
84
1
Co-
Laclede
8
213/4 Apr
25
81% Jan
40% Sep 26
23 % Nov
9
K
4
40 % Mar
(SH)
Kroger
2
Lear
10% Jan
32%
.33%'
5.200
27 3/4
61%
38%
84
—
Co
Lanvin-Parfums
9
67%
',
,
29%
27%
61%
;
12%
12%
38%
Y_/._
(SS)
18
Mar 12
Inc
9
43% Oct
7
66 Va
67% ,'68
30%
38%
12%
38%
100
__•__.
(EJ)
22 % May 29
Oct
Dec
60
preferred
Korvette
24% May 29
48 Va Apr
111
Royal Dutch Airlines——100 g
Koppers Co Inc common
-j.
10
26
39% Jan
■'*
KLM
3
"/a
,61%
29 Va
30% Jan
4% Jun
4
14
7
28 Va
,27%
61%
29
29% Feb
19
Dec
36% Dec
3
30
27%
62
30
36 V2 Jan
1 Ve
293/8
30 %
28
■
29 Va
13 Va Jun
16% Jan
3,500
30%
27
Sep
6,700
30%
15
15
15 5/s
513/4
30%
13% Jun
16
15%
51%
29%
Jun
5% July
15%
51%
30%
61%
Y
15%
51%.
1
13% Jun
8
3
.57:
153/4
52
King-Seeley Thermos Co—_Y—
2
25% Oct
11% Jan
30%
; 27%
62 .'
3,200
1,800
15%
6
12
26% Jun
131
31%
27%
61%
66%
3,300
.
513/4
50%
25% Mar 12
25
36 % Aug 16
22
Oct 19
Apr 21
16%
493/4
40 Va Jan
-
155/a
513/4 .52
.
33
31 % Jan
1"
11
3,300
16%
52
.
50%
10
n
Dec
51
46%
50 Vb
May 29
34 3/B Dec
27
46 %
46%
96%69%
'
33
27
11
46%
33
25% Jun
39% Dec
46%
...
51'. i
10% Oct
3C% Jan
463/4
50%
36"% Jan
11% May 29
20
47
32%
57
6
47
33%
88
16
283/i,
51
2
Jan
*28 V4
'
28%
•
33
19
Dec
28%
333/a
80% Aug
14
28%
50%
443/4 Mar 14
34 V2 Apr
28 3/8
32%
20
27
28%
33
27
11% Jan
31 Vb
28%
1
15
27% Oct
37 Va
5
12 % Oct
24% Oct
2C% Jun
69%
37%
Keystore Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp__—
37% Jun
34 % Dec
Jan
70
*37
3
9
July 20
96%
*69
37
23
85
Jan
*95
70
36 5/8
Jan
48% July 31
3
96%
69%
36%
33% Mar
May 28
93
*95.
20
"15
93
707/a
79 % Jan
25
Feb
Jan
78
3
423/4 May 23
Jun
*95
96%
30%
•:
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70%
*
26%
„8
No par
92
150
101
47
163/a
Kern County Land Co_
-'—2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries—
1
60% May 28
Copper
92
*99
28%
51
1
1
Co__—
90%
101
92
1,900
82
*89
36%
47
50c
723/4
72%
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89%
♦.99
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300
,
82
89%
500
49%
101
92
.,*95
"'i1
36%
28%
—l
—
73
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90%
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101
*90%
36%
8.75
Oct
24
72%
73
*88%
73 %
*99
200
110
90%
94% May 16
11
*104
813/4
493/4 Nov
Dec
110
*88%
3
Jan
*105
*81-
3
38 % Sep
110
15,700
108
90%
737/a Jan
;
108
813/4
253/4 Jan
40% Jan
108%
73%
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co___
46
*108
♦88%
101
95%
110%
73%
*81'
73%
293/8
95%
*49
100
par
283/4
49%
43.%
49%
_100
_—j—
_
97
♦49
*108
110
preferred
30%
97
49%
*105
109%
•
29
■
'.
97
*93%
109%
*105
30%
30 %
31%
97
100
pfd—100
pfd
.
12
49%
30%
49%
4.35%
preferred
,'1
100
Kansas City Southern com_—No par
4%
non-cum
preferred—
50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co—No par
41% May 22
*93%
49%
—
28
3i»/a
97 '
*94
_50
City Pr & Lt Co com_No
preferred
Mar 30
30%
100
__
preferred
4.20%
95
26
preferred
preferred
19
Nov
84
of 1959)
4.50%
36'/a Jun
1
(ser
May 22
Sep
28% Nov
3
50% Jan
Nov-
conv
3.80%
Sep
,
(ser of 1957)
Kansas
.«
23% Jun
36
preferred-
93 % May 24
8
Jan
27
es% Jan
8?
101"
Corp___33%c
43/4%
3
27
Chem
&
convertible
43/4%
79% Mar 14
28
17
75 Va Jan
Alum
4%%
4%%
May 16
May 21
84 % Jan
58 % Jan
6
Kaiser
Sep 20
50% Sep 19
48
•.
Volume
Number 6205
196
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
U673)
21.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
181/2 May 28
28
•
Feb 28
Oct
30
95% Dec
12
60
Jun
25
94% Mar 23
75
Apr
20
861/4 Dec
11
841/2 Jan
5
88 % May 25
24% Mar 10
37% Dec
5
191/2 May 29
3
'9% Jan
3
13% Apr
20
8% May 28
13
11
3
151/4 Dec
11
9% May 29
14% Jau
451/4 Jan
3
59% Mar 10
30
41% Jan
3
70% May
27 ya Jun
8
Oct
33V4 J
an
Merck
12
58% Feb
15
821/2 Jan
3
88% Jun
891/2 Jan
10
97
May 27
931/2 Jan
2
96
Mar 28
781/a Sep
12
841/2 Nov
81
Jan
8
87
May 28
78
Sep
90
13
841/2 July
6
/
3
80
July
9
99
Aug
41% Nov
Jan
30% Jan
3
94
Jan
9
3
29% May 25
431/2 May 29
951/2 Jan
2
58
46% Apr
Feb
9
1011/2 May 24
931/a Jan
55
17
Nov
58
30% Aug
58% Feb, 14.
5%%
2
70% Feb
8:
>
19
40% Feb'
5
>
Jun
25
25
3
123% Dec
19
170% Mar 10
721/4 Oct
19
133% Jan
971/4 Dec
20
78
Oct
2
98% Jan
23
121/8 May 29
15% Aug
41 '/a Jun
15
70% Feb
12
19
24% Jan
4.,
34
May 29
45% Apr
24
34
Jun
441/4 Feb
Miles
.7
15% Oct
16
29
87% Jun
22% Dec
20
35% Jan
A
351/8 Jan
3
101/* Jan
■'
,
1
.-34% Sep
44
-21%. Oct
4
Apr
6
451/2 Apr 11
30% Mar 22
341/8 Jan
3
42% Jun
3'/2 Jan
20
341/2' Jan
4
Mar 19
2
;
28
27
Feb
40% Feb
41/4 Jan
19% Jan
"
8
Jan
:
35 'A: Jun
25
51% Mar
1-
26% Jun
22
42
5
5
3
18% Apr
731/2 Mat 29
7% May 29
65%: Aug 31-..
79
75'/4 May 28
Jan V 4
'62
71
Jan
•
4
181/2:Jun
4
-
Mar 28
25
25% Jan
19
Oct
3
197/a Apr
4
8% Dec
21
10y2 Jan
19
6% Dec
14
91/4 Jun
29
•44% Jan
20
321/2 Aug
1
31
Jan
13
11
5'A. Oct, 15
Jun
25
52% Jan
37% Jan
28
.
11
1
25% Jun
27
37 % Apr
11
15
8% Oct
1
12% Feb
28
34% Mar
33% Mar 13
37% Feb
16
18
1
36% Jan
22
Morrell
281/4 Apr
20
liy2 May 29
18% Jan
15
51% Jun
89% Mar 14
Motorola
May 29
16% Feb
19
Motor
May 29
191/2 Oct 18
41% Jan
4
681/4 Sep
11% Jan
22
29% Jan
161/4 Jan
100
May
3
201/2 Mar 17
10
9
44 y4 Dec
29
4
41% May 31
27
3
4
30%
30
33 %
13%
13%
13%
13 •'
12%
13%
*86%
8/i/2
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87%
*86%
871/2
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97%
*95%
97»/2
*951/2
97%
85
*85
86
*85
84%
*83
84%
*83
99%
*97
99%
10 I
26i/4 Oct
59%
58 %
58'A
197/a
20%
19%
20 «/4
15
*14%
14%
14%
49%-
48i/4
49%
47%
481%
59% Mar
1
43 Vb Jun
22
3
16% Aug
8
11% Jun
25
181/2 Aug 22
26% Jan
27
31% Jan
12
31% Jan
National
*'59% Jan
4
251/4 Jan
23% Jan
3
53% May
3
'. 90% Aug 25
'78
Sep
26
23 '/4 Oct
7/8 Nov
23
46 y4 Jun
22
27
25
JUn
5
9
91/8 Apr
17
22% May 29
57/a Jun 25
Aug
65% Aug 17 "
97
Apr
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.Jun
35 J/8 Oct
9.3GO
22%
227/8
22
Vs
22%
22%
23%
13
23»/4
14,500
33%
331/4
33%
33
33%
32
2%
•
"23% Jan
3
28'/a July 21
1146'A Dec
27
171/4 Nov
6
.154% May 18
131% Dec
151 y4 Jan
•2
8
127 V2 Jan
24 '/2 JUn
28
367/8 Aug 30
55% Oct 25
26 '/a Oct
9
151/8 Jan
6
19 '/8 Nov
21
5% Jan
3
,16% Dec
11
24% Sep
6-
.
10 J/2 May 29
7J/a Oct 18
9% Jan
24
227/8 Jan
26
29'% Jan
54 y2 Nov
15
13
3
Mar
80
15'/8 Oct
281%
3
Oct
May 29
19'/a May 29
•
May 29
79% Jan
86
Dec
1
83
63'/2 Jan
76% Sep
7
51% Sep
85
431/2 Jan
,25
Jan
3
65% Aug
3
39% Aug 28
35% Jun
,
1% July
•
21/4 Dec
-
10 :
.
Dec
27
7
1
47/8 Jan
Jun
24
5
Jun
22
10% Jun
Mar 22
46
Aug 23
36% May 29
14
26
Mar 21
22
52
8%
■'
28
24
1 %
May 29
May 31
81% Mar
.
7P%
791/2
79%
79%
80%
*781/4
791/2
78
78 '4
50
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,700
91/4
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91/4
16%
>81/4
91/4
5%
>81/4.
91/4
*
..
5%
5%
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5%
*5
5 Va
43%
44%
43 Va
437/8
43 %
437/a
42
43%
34
33 7/a
34
33%
337/8
33%
33%
33%
33%
6,400
-31 Vb
31%
31%
317/B
30%
31
30%
307/8
30%
307/8
7,400
19%
19%
19%
19%
197/a
197/8
19%
19'/B
*19%
-26 7/a
27 Ve
-267/8
27 Vs
26%
26%
26 Vs
26%
8%
8%
8Va
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
•
-
*
'
68
18V4
18%
18
18Va
5.100
18 Vs
17%
18 Vb
15%
18 Va
48,800
55%
57%
56%
58
56 Va
57
55
56 Vb
53 Va
5 5'A
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16.9G0
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15%
14%
15%
15
15%
15
14%
15
33
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
*32
32%
32
32
par
20%
20%
20
20%
19%
20
19%
19%
20
20%
6,500
1
217/s
22
217/8
217/s
21%
217/a
21%
21%
21%
21%
2,500
23 Va
23%
24
24
23 Ve
23%
23%
23 Va
23
23'a
1,933
25%..
257/a
25%
25
25%
25 Vs
25%
25%
25%
2,500
16%
16%
24%
16'A
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
15%
16
5,200
27%
28
28
28
277/8
28
27%
277/a
27%
27%
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11%'
11%
11%
11%
47%
46%
47
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5
-
2
37
May 28
48 Va Apr
28
73% Feb
79
Feb
23
t
3
83
Mar 17
79
Jan
2
6
88
Apr
3
85
Jan
18
92V2 Jun
Jan
4
109
Dec
5
104
July
3
109 % Jan
4
1
100
Jun
98
Aug 14
19% Jan
12
30% Jan
9
971/4 Aug
103 V* Mar
30
Nov
6
Feb
24
117
July 18
24
12
'
16% Jun
57!/8 Jun
8
21
t
24
Nov
28
13% Jan
18
Jan
26
41% Apr
5
Mar 14
27
9
38% Feb
4
3
15% Jun
25
48
May 29
20
14% Dec
•
28
18% Sep
64
11
69
30
103
Jan
Jan
July
108% Jan
3
5
5
106
Sep 12
39% July 19
27% Jan
10
13
May 16
467/8 Dec
108
Oct
6
12
May 25
7% Oct 18
65 Vb Jan
2
34%'May 29
102
Jun
14
26
14
May
4
37 y4
6
69 7/a Nov
For
May 17
footnotes,
14
see
page
17
~
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2,300
143/8
14 Va
14%
14%
12,100
18
17%
17%
6%
6%
6,500
11%
11%
3,300
14%
143/4
18
18
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6%
6%
6 3/a
6%
5
11%
117/8
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117/a
117/a
12'A
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8
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8
8
7%
6%
12
7%.
7%
7%
1.200
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3 6 VB
36 Vs
15%
15 7/8
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
153'a
4.700
29%
30
29%
29%
293/8,
29
29
29%
29%
29%
2,600
<
79
79
79%
80
80
23%
23%
23
23 %
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
12,930
42
42
41%
42 Va
41%
417A
415/s
417/b
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41%
6.600
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85%
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87
10
3/a
55
53 5/a
54
3,600
92%
92
92%
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79
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85%
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79
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,
80
30 Va
29%
30 3/a
295/8
30%
29%
29%
8.100
1%
1%
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1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1,900
Y
Dock
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preferred^:
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I
*2%
2%
2 3/S
?3/4
27/b
27%
2%
2%
%
12 Va
12 Vs
*12 Va
12%
12%
12 Vb
117%
117/s
38 Vs
37%
373/4
37
38
37'A
38
84
*82%
38 Vc
38 Vs
/
84-
*82
par
42%
100
X
*70%
77%
*82%
83 %
,,100
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:
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Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
Norfolk & Western Ry common
Adjustment
preferred——
|
43
83
82 5/8
82%
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91
*89%
108
*107%
102 %
103
18 7/8
187/s
18
187/a
24
24
23%
89%
88%
89%
88%
7/a
23 Va
23 Va
23'A
233a
1,600
88
88 3/4
88
88 3/4
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22
22
22
22
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177/8
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173/4
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175/8
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173A
18
1.900
64
65 %
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65%
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64 S/8
62 3/4
64 Va
631/4
64
25.200
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21%
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21
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21
21
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8%
5
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75%
.
41 Va.
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8
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41
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109
108 %
108 Va
108 %
107 %
108
108 Va
39%
31V:
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313/a
32%
33%
77%
75%
76 %
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100
90
90
89%
91
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90%
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preferred
100
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90%
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93%
preferred
100
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91%
90%
$4.16
preferred
100
;
11
59V2 j
2
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211/4
3 300
7%
7 %
7%
3.500
74%
74a4
30
40
39%
40 %
7,600
33 "A
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107%
107 %
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109
108%
108%
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31%
11.500
33 5a
337a
11,700
33%
76 %
76
76
90 Va
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90 Va
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350
90'A
91 %
140
92 Va
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90 %
90 %
90%
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70
190
Inc
preferred
&
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1
Wire
Co__
Co
92%
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92%
*90%
92 %
*90%
92 Va
*90%
27%
27%
27%
27%
263/8
27%
26%
27%
251/4
10
29%
30
29%
30
283/4
29 3/a
28'A
28aA
27
25
com
*90%
1
Airlines
31% Sep
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500
108 Va
107 V4
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317/a
13%
107 V*
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333/8
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75 Va
7 Va
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77
Steel
900
13%
17%
*22
31%
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2.300
*13%
22 %
33
2
230
18%
1C8,
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77
31% Jan
~20
10334
2 8%
317/s
25
91
1C0
103%
09
33%
17% Jun
*89%
1C0
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77
cony
330
18 '/a
31%
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82%
19%
33 Vc
com
Northrop Corp
'
30
230
82%
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100
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.
103
103
$4.11
3
13,800
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22%
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,
91
42%
72
76%
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108 V*
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-
700
25
5
:
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42
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77
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24
7
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72
76%
91
104%
187/s
107 Va
preferred
42 3 4
42
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703/4
.
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108
P8
1
preferred
5.60%
82 7/8
237/B
100
5.80%
83%
42%
1
25
100
7
preferred—
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5
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108
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109
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77
103
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6
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83%.
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500
3,000
50c
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83%
47
77
103
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„■
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107%
Co__
preferred
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42%
91
*89%
*
1
6%
.
72%
77%
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preferred—„;
x38
.
.,100
•
5,400
84
com_No par
preferred,,,,.
Norris-Thermador
'
2%
2%
12
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preferred,
•
12%
^^,,100
3.60%
.
-
.,1
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5.25%
1
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Electric
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an
12,200
163/4
147/b
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Mar 29
600
28 Va
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36
38%
27%
16 %
18
Corp:^
May 29
38
29
16
14%
Car
5
38%
28%
16 %
18
American
31
38%
29
16
14 7/a
North American Coal
Feb
383/4
28%
18
North
35
30
297/8
4.85%
2
93
Apr
33Va Jan
700
*38 V*
6%
100
4.10%;! preferred—,,'
25
May 29
27
1 %
.1
May 22
191/8 May 29
600
27
.1,500
38 %
6%
,20
26
29'A
14%
8
137
38 %
18
30
23
25.
29%
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165%
25%
29
^
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29 Vb
par-
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27 %
27
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27 Va
164 V*
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26%
30 %
931/2 May 31
411/4 Jan
;27%
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136%
:
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$4.03
217/s Jan
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30%
Chicago & St Louis
24
26
27 %
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preferred
7
27'%
164
-
135 V2
■
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States
35 VB Aug
26 %
25,300
31,800
3.3C0
$4.10
4
26%
__5
preferred
19
26%
36
97
65
25,100
$3.tjj
13
136%
26%
6334
12%
Northern
July 20
164
164
*135%
35%
*93
97
65%
40%
78% Mar 23
33 >/4
164'
136%
7,900
27%
37% Mar 16
34 y4 Dec
65%
165 ;
1,100
3,500
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36%
36
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643/ft
66
49
27%
6%
12%
93
3
s
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;
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97
*96
60 %
67%
49
27%
63(5
27%
25% May 29
28
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.
33%
36 %.
97 ' "
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67%
49%
28
40%
73% July 23
85% Jan 11
23% Jan
37%
97
67 Ve
6%
12 %
9
15 7/a Jan
36%
37%
37
*96
27%
.
417/a
77 y2 Mar 23
30% Dec
6 %
28
89
3
277/8
6%
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49%
27%
12%
12
Jan
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6%
-
.
273A
27
Jan
49%
277/8
6%
41
Jun
86
49
27%
6%
9.CC0
123/a
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86
48-%
27%
•
42%
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14
1,500
*90%
28
6
30
28,500
90%
.
91
12 Vs
4
Nov
22na
903/4
;1 2 2 7/a
27%
44% Jan
' Nov
91
41%
114i/4 Mar
88
22 %•
90%
7/s
1137/B Mar
89
:
12 %
Jan
5
90%
27%
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9IV2 Apr
22%
22%
-
28
83
83% Jan
227/8
91
/
43
72
83
-
50c
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1
51
12%
19
8
1
100
Central
11
85% Jan
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par
100
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227/s
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-
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22%
517/a
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22
92
22
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75
22%
761/2
22 %
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May 11
22%
77
nipti
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29
51
76%
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76
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307/8 Oct
Nov
50
13%
1
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107
38% Nov
51 %
38%
13
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107
6
6,100
50%
36%
13 V4
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112
Jun
1.400
221/4
38%
13
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113% Mar 13
50 Ya Mar 22
25,800
21
21%
38
13%
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Mar
74%
21
23%
38%
13 %
30
109
71%
21%
22 34
38 %
72 Vs Jan
48V8 Apr
75%
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23
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4
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27
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76%
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15
14.500
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7
76
%
25%.
25%
-
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24
21,100
12
25%
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3.40%
4
July
_1
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No
9
1097/8 Jan
21
371/4
12 Va
17 Va
42%
May 17
85% July 31
35
13
16%
12 %
,
4
12i/b July
3 4 % May 15
"63% Dec 22
107
4
277/8 jan
21% Jan
12
29
Jun
38
123/4
173/4
28%
19
103
86
2 900
37%
163/4
-
43
26
26
Jun
25%
17 %
■
12 %
/-
26
67 J/2 Jun
25%
17 Vb
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28 %
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3
71
257/8-
17%
' 47 '
42%
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State
9
11,300
17%
.
54
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6
1,300
17V4
46%
92%
31
10
463/b
16%
46 %"
92 %
York
Apr
11%
45%
11%
1
55 Vs
New
487/8 Aug
10%
11%
85%
8
72
■4
11%,.
47
11%
5
54%
26
Jab
<
.
85%
3% Jan
: 75% Mar
oj.huujl
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'
900
917/8
19% Feb
3
.
923/4
New
2
82
•
:
<
15%.
55%
26
14
3,600
18%
92%
27
11
26.300
55
Jun
Sep
8%
93
1% Jun
<71% Sep
i 7 6 'A Jan
1,200
26%
55%
9
May
8%
54%
30
43% Jan
26
92
23
86
.
18%
convertible preferred
Newport News Ship & Dry
New York Air Brake,,,,
8% Jan
15
.
17%
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd, 100
Mining Corp common ,10
18% Jan
27
•
20
18%
preferred
21
76% Jun
40,700
18%
England Electric SystemZ
England Tel & Tel Co_,__
27
331/2 Jun
4C0
■
18%
4%
4
27
.
tN Y New Haven & Hartford_No par
tPreferred 5%
series A_:
100
20
12
14
5%
,
17%
i
Corp
3%%
39% Mar 21
81% Feb
■
18%
Chem
Gas
Starch
New
44% Nov
' '
18%
Newmont
3
38% Jan
6
12
May 15
23
'
17%
Co__u_Z_,_ZNo~par---
&
Linen
86% Feb
75% Jan
•
18%
Coj._:
preferred
86'/2 May 10
28% Jan
5%' '
1
Products,!
Lead
Neisner Bros
20
44%
5%
vNeptune Meter Co_,____:_/__,Z_.
5
?Newberry Co (J.J) common.No par
New
Jan
-
'
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New
2
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•
33%*
10 -
~
preferred A
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9.
417/b Jan
8 %
8%
43%
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__1—
Co__:_____i
Vulcanized Fibre
26% Mar 27
54y4 Jan
1,800
7,6C0
*781/4
__2
National
2
20'/a Jan
8%'.
8%
National. Tea
50y4 Feb
96
217/„
67%
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Natomas
;
12
-
Jan
21%
8%
Register_.lj.__
National Sugar
Mar 19
25% Jan
5
2,300
221/4
221/4/
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>Z
Lines
National. Steel
2
117/s Jan
19
•
'
8 7/a
preferred;,!;!,„l_:!___No
National
i
16
21'
29i/a
681/2
;
-National-Standard
9% Mar 29
75
27T4 Nov 28
1136
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1%
'
-6
3
Jan
22% Jan
231/i Feb
5.8CO
29
8%
Co
6%
20
.' Sep 25
15% Jun 22-
4.9C0
29%
*66%
Gypsum
$4.50
National
National
8
24»/4 Feb
5 y2 May 28
1361/2 Jan
217/a Jan
45% Feb
5
29j/4 Apr 28
16y2Jun
9
74
50 y2 Apr
2
.14
27% May 15
107/s Apr
22
Jun
22
217/e
,
8 7/a
Corp_ZZl__Z/!
•t
30
Jun
15y4 May 29
22
2%
431/2
68%
General
^National
10
36
20
22
2%
42%
8%
Fuel
a
27
22% Jan
291/2
217/a
217/e
:
18,300
2%
43%
*291/8
r
*66%-
pfd series of 1951^__j_
100
preferred (conv);.-_.,Z_. ,50
4%%
4
35% Jan
29%
291/a
29 »/a "
.
■
8%
National
30
Apr
291/4
32%
2%
"431/4
2%
44 %
.
'
Cash
4V4%
Aug 20
32
2%
43%
.
2,SCO
67%
National
,3,
136% Mar
2%
44%.
44
Corp_^.___,_-___^_io
Natl Distillers
27
166
5
'33% Aug 17
Biscuit
Dairy
»■
.
1481/2 Sep
3
1241/2 Aug 15
2%
44%'
29
■
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National
2
Jan.
33%
.-
2%
*
43%
—
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City
23
99% Sep
33%
331/4
1
-38"
67
Co_i,i__ZiiiZZ~ Z
Castings
4
56y2 Jan
98
12.8CC
227/8
;
National
9% Mar 27.
19
15%
227/s
38%
67
5,000
Inc—
National
Mar 23
54
15%
161/4
16
>4
38%
100
^
Can
National
5
30% Jan
5
63% Oct
2
92% May 25
19
93 J/2 Jan
3<
12
National
18
Jan
I, ICO
44,600
40y2
Co—„No par
—,12
Co
Aviation
.National
4,
30% Apr
2
47
331/4 Nov
:
72
25
83% Jan
1,
52
24
132% Jan
141/a
48'/a
♦66%
;
or
&
Corp
National Acme
12
29% F eb
92% Feb
:
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,
26
18 y4 May 29
.30% May 11
3
5 Ve Jan
19 Vb Jun
28
V 78
821/4 Aug 25
7
12
26% Feb
'
9
1461/r July
30
331/2 Apr
1421% Nov
4
14%
4S7/e
38%
5
Co__
National Airlines
4
141/4
48%
"
4
30
*
40
2
Natco
700
141/4
48-
r
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Inc__■
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.18% Oct
21,400
79"
38%
common__5 'i
Co
Jan
•23% Oct
77%
40%
97/s Jan
Jan
11,300
721/4
*78%
15%
38%
22
18
15
78%
797/8
401/B
34% Jan
45y4 Apr
1474
-77%
-
38 Ya
25
May 29
9%. May 29
71 y2, Jun 27
1
401/a
Jun
33
f
30
38'/a
Murphy Co (G C)
Z_——
1
Murphy Corp,,,-,,,,.
1{
Murray Corp of America_.„ZZ_ZZZlO
7-
9.2C0
40
Munsingwear
171/4 Dec
11>
19%
38%
25.,
SupDly
10
.
'16
18%
'
Corp
47
15
16%
19%
1,100
41%
10
•
_
!
Inc
13y4 Aug 22
621/2 Mar 16
8% Aug
617/a Jan
lGi/s
1,3C0
40%
jnoa
s:
16%
581/4
15
;/ :•
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14%
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581/4
411/4
20
19 Yi May 19
>•
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•
16%
12
4
'
7f,'/2
581%
'"''791/4
15%
79%
79%
99
41'/a
Feb
18% Apr
15
78%
45
99
191/2
157/6
31%
44%
991/8
581/2
•
30%
451%
99 V'n
81%
*78%
40
86
45
79'/2
80
79%--
*38
29
2
15%
81%
79%
317/a
*85
~5'
~~ ~
Co
N,
9% Nov
16%
-80%
No par
29% Mar 21
331/a Dec 26
20
15%
-
V
par
26% Sep
3
20,SCO
59
2
23
317/«.
'
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991/2
19
4
"311/4
32%
45 »/4
Oct
11
20
*45
May 28
301/4 Dec
26% Dec
84 %
99 %
*99%'
15% Oct
5
20
*83
*97%
1
Inc__
Brass
86
33
21
>17% Jan
1124% Dec
Mueller
97'/2
99%
99%
Lines,..J
M S L Industries
19
87%
*95%
84%
45%
20'/8 May 29
28% Jan
*86%
97%
>83
32%
19%
3,500
87%
*951/2
"85
45%
21
6,000
12,200
'13%
-13
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*99 y8
'
20,000
29%
84%
99 Ve
59- '
11%
30 i/s
29%
13'/4
86
45%
-
11'/a
30
30
971%
97%
99 ye59
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30%
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45
10 f
1/4
25,300
291%
13%
■
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A
&
Fuel
33i/a
11
11
30
.
_100 ;
26% May 22
31
'32i/2
2C0
n.yuo
20%
„ZZlZZZZZ_3
(John)
-Wheel
11%
liy2
85
Paper—12.50
Inc
Montgomery Ward
Mountain
111/2
*97
»'
24
20% Jan
'■
,
2.UU0
27,800
,100-
Moore-McCormack
Mai 26
32
301/a
30%
11%
*83
Tool,
Motec' Industries
: Oct
30%
301/4
•
shares
171/4 Feb
28
30
307/s
Mining & Chemical—
17% Dec
*
11%
30 yB
T:-
;
(5
*87%
'
100
Light
'
Chemical
Amer .shS
;■
10%
30
;_*
R.
26% July
3
9% Sep 21
251/2 Sep 25
20
11
100 <
*
Inc
Machine
Montecatini
201/2 Oct
207/8
10%
11%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co—5
Montana Power Go—
No par
42% Mar 26
May 29
Class
-
201/2.
11
30 Vs
Inc_:
Ontario
class
211/4
10%
;
preferred'
RR
211/8
iiy3
100 (
Mfg—_No
,v;
21%
1
•
21%
88%
par'
pfd_100
*21
*87%
1;
commoh
Industries
Monsanto
30
int
benef'cl
InG„_No
preferred ' lr.
:
4.20%
2
39% Jan
10%
Development^
Monon
2
May 28
43% Nov 29
26
211/8
11%
-
*
1
&
Monarch
20
8% Feb
35
31
Mar 10
2iy4
10%
Corp,,-
Mining. &
3% %
23
39
..
21
25c
12.50 *"'
100 <>.
Power '&
i
22% Mar 20
15
58% Aug 23
.
3
301/4 Dec
JUn
Feb
87%
Corp
10
7% Jun
15
87%
& Chem
Philipp CorpZZZl 7
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_l.50
3% convertible preference J
100 i
Minnesota Enterprises Ine_,_No par i
'
13% Jan
88%
3.90%
Corp
Oil
'
Mohasco
69% May H.
80
88
Missouri- Pacific RR class A'_No par 6.*.
Missouri. Portland Cement Co__6.25 A
Missouri Public Service Co
11;
2
11 % Apr
,
88
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR,
i4
42% May 15
26% Oct
3
Mar
88%
Mission
3
9
*88
'.j
Minnesota
9
•
66
i_j
Minnesota
19
28
2% Oct
65%
5
Laboratories
Minn
'
501/8 Nov
65%
Mission
Jun
'
21
65
Minerals
2'
'31% Sep
6
5% Mar 27
3
•37 y8 Apr
19
21
21
66'A
1st preferred __L:
Midwest
6
12
6
IO91/2 Sep
16% Sep
66% Dec
14
21%
65
Utilities
Midland-Ross
101% May 22,
Jan
191/8 Jan
4
211/4
66
preferred,,
South
Share*
22
preferred
4.45%
the Week
Oct. 19
65%
preferred
Middle
Friday
Oct. 18
*
21%
of
3.80%
6:
10,-
39% Apr
Sales for
Thursday
66%
,
May 11
84
100% Aug
"
-
22
Co
3.85 %
1
18%: Oct
391/4 Jan
*
•»
65%
No par
Metropolitan Edison
4.35%
preferred
■
Oct. 17
2iy8
Metromedia Inc—
19
Wednesday-
16%c
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
15%, July 10
Jun~15
Machine
Tuesday
Oct. 16
,*•
Oct. 15
Inc!—1.83%
common,
Trust—Units
Mesta
,87
Sep
Inc
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott!
Mesabl
52% Jan
19
79
Co
&
Mergenthaler
27
25
Monday
Par
$3.50 preferred
Aug 17.
12
10% Jun
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Mercantile Stores €0
74
Aug
YORK
EXCHANGE
30%
30%
30%
30%
30
30
30 %
30%
*30%
5
19%
19%
18%
19
*177/8
18%
18
18%
173/4
173/4
SOO
33
34
34%
343/8
33%
34 %
33'A
33%
33%
34%
13.500
62%c
27%
33,600
28%
11,300
31
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
22
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Previous
Range Since
Year 1961
35% Jan
52% Nov
Jan
95% Feb
Jan
83% Nov
8
80% Jun
16% Apr
,
Nov 22
94 % July
18
Nov
Dec
preferred-.—
100
25
May 16
45% Mar 8
28
18% Apr
88 % Jan
31
94% Jun
29% Jun
Jun
Dec
4
22
7
59% Oct
17
4.44%
9
30 14 Jun
26
25
25
41% Jan
3
76
23
*
4
Nov
27
45% Jun
25
24
28% Feb
20
12% Oct
19
24% Mar
1
17% Oct
3
26% Dec
19
14
25% Jan
2
87% Feb
13
16% Jan
76
Sep
50
27
64
Jun
16%
16%
16;%:,
43 %
43
43%
47%
48%
46%
47%-.
16,200
12%
13
12%
12%
20,000
20%
20%
54
54% -
53
74%
76
10
Owens-Illinois
Glass
16% Jun
25
25
Jan
2
9% Jun
15
iO%
oau
lZ
20
Pacific
26
25
65% Oct
20
47
Apr
3
142%
5 % May
8% May 16
Pacific Lighting Corp__
39% Jan
158% Feb
28
7% Jan
12
5
Packaging Corp of America
3
23 % Mar
Packard-Bell
15% Oct
2
8% Oct
19
20
10% Jun
25
15% Jan
12
23% Dec
16
25
24% Feb
12
65
45% May 29
Jan
::
Pan
5
East
Panhandle
1
38'A
94y2
38 14
21
2114
22
95% Nov
24
91% Aug 23
97% Feu
8
11
36 % Jun
25
58% Feb
16
32 % Oct
25
85% Apr
44% Apr
12
19% Oct
18
38% Mar 15
Parke Davis & Co
-
/
No par
30
75% Apr
11
Parmalee
31
Peabody Coal Co common—
No par
5
Sep
19
60% Nov
22
43% Jun
5
3
35 % Dec
7
22% Jun
21
35
Jan
23 % Jan
9
27
15
27
May
Apr
23% Jun
28
2
Jun
14
18
24
Feb
15 % Oct
19
8% Oct
27
Dec
26
15% Jan
3
41 '/a Jan
4
37% Apr
28 % Jan
5
23% May
9
49% Apr 14
59% Nov 20
26
33
5%
27% Jan
3
37
May 29
52% Jan
17
Penney
45% Nov
6
23% Jun
25
41
Jan
2
41% Jun
6
25 % Jun
14
34% Feb
20
Dec
6
28% May 29
38% Mar 22
94% Sep
90% Jan
19
101 % Jun
5
98% July 25
106% May 25
5
97% Jun
2
95
Jan
3
101% May 25
4
10% Jun
27
18% Feb
2
6
33
27
54% Jan
2
3
18% Dec
32% Jan
3
59
„
Dec
<
Jun
48
Nov
3
58% Dec
12
Sep
27
50 '/u Jan
24
37
Jun
46
July 24
59% Nov
8
34
May 28
63'A Apr
20
25
Corp...1
No par
414%
preferred
100
*4.40% series preferred
;
100
Pennsylvania
Mjfuu.
TO
Peoples Drug Stores Inc■.
5
com
.
,
30
Peoria &
56% Feb
16
Perkin-Elmer
2
Jan
19% Mar 15
Permanente
13
59% Mar 23
5% convertible preferred
Pet Milk Co common—
76
Nov
20
94'A Feb
1
100
36
May 29
99
3
37'/a Jan
15
Jan
66'/a Jan
101 y4 July 13
15
Dec
12
15'A Sep
26
19'/a Dec
14
13 '/a Jun
25
19 y8 Jan
2
15
49 'A
19% Oct
19
42
Feb
13
Jan
3
Apr 20
5'/a May 25
30% Jan
3
'
3
46% Jan
53% Nov
65'A May 16
80'/a Sep
25
May 29
98
Jun
22
Mar
100
6
96
8
101
104'A Mar
14
Aug
33% Jan
1
82
Dec
85
5
91'A July
100
44% Oct
27
62% Jan
8
100
Apr
Sep
13
106
Jan
31
81
Jan
2
112'/a Jan
5
19
18
24
3
125
7^% Jan
30
86
'/a Jan
12
83'A Mar 16
80'A July 25
42% Jun
7'
82
8
5
Jan
Aug.23
84% Feb
25
64'/a July 31
14'A Jan
3
22% Nov 20
16% Jun 27
26% Apr
2
44'/a Jan
4
76% Dec
6
41
Sep
6
69
Jan
4
Pillsbury
94
Feb
3
99
Dec
28
97
Feb
6
100
Jan
15
38
51 'A Sep
Dec
20
60% Jun
5
18% Jun
10
68'A Oct
27
35
Oct
19
18% Jan
3
27'/a Apr
24
11% Oct
4
Dec
75
12% Oct
123
88
27
Apr
131
Sep
3
62% Dec
3
16 »/a Jun
28
44% Oct
1
16
May
46'A July 21
19
67 »/a Feb
20
6
Oct
19
1214 Jan
4
37
Jun
27
54
Jan
9
65% Jan
30
Aug 11
3
Dec
5
5
9614 Jan
5
175
Febl3
17% Jan
88
3
Apr
19
3314 Jan
3
73
Mar 15
43
Jan
28
Jan
81 'A Aug
83'A Jan
3
24
37'A Oct
17
55% Jan
24
2114 Nov
Aircraft
:
Corp
.
100
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (.The), common—.——1
$3.50 convertible preferred—„75
Plough Inc—....—
-1.25
Polaroid Corp
;
J
1
19'A Jan
8
116 'A Mar
14
135
Dec
13
19
23814
Nov~28
8114 Jun
14
22% Mar 30
13% Oct
1
97 'A Oct
4
90'4 Oct
18
9514 Mar
5
Dec
4
32
May 28
4714 Mar
8
Potomac
101'A Nov
16
56% Jun
70% Nov
14
20'/a Jun 25
4914 May 29
50
122
78
Jan
4
25
130
Jan
3
25
29
July 24
7
85
Jan
5
88'A Nov
17
87
Jan
2
92 '/a Nov
22
87
Jan
10
Jan
3
104% Jun
28
70'A Aug
7
78
2114 Jan
9
6
23'/a Apr
90 y8 July 17
May 11
32'A Aug 27
21
Jan
3
Jan
22
2
19
Public
17
Public Serv
.
4.08%
97
May 21
4.30%
10
5.05%
104
Jun
29
109
108'/a Dec
7
106
Jun
29
110'/a Feb 15
33% Apr 25
79% Apr 11
22% Nov
Jan
3
14
84'A Apr
33% Jan
4
3
87'A Aug
43'A Oct
7
16
May 12
71% Jan
2
22% Jan
19
21
July 25
5% Jun
14
84
11
3 J '/a
Jun
25
18
May 29
1117% Oct
Service
31% May 14
91'A May 17
9414 May 7
Apr
24'A Apr
24
Feb
10 y8 Feb
*128'A
13
8
5.28%
Public
Serv
314%
Co
4.16%
21
Publicker
23
$4.75
43 y8 Jan
2
of
64
26%
65%
6614
:
Industries
*30%
*90'4
*95'A
.*10614
*10814
No par
100
25
25
Inc common
12
23 y8 May
8
Puget Sound Pulp &
42
20% July 25
3814 Mar
9
Pullman
39% Jun
14
28% Jun
25
37
6714 Feb
17
96
Dec
15
55% Sep
28
91% Feb
13
145
Sen
18
13714 Oct
3
32%
24
23
*22
6'/a
6
5
8514
*84
37%
Puget Sound Power & Light Co..10
17
7714
.*92
*23'A
No par
24
3014
91
93
9614
107'/a
10914
3114
*77
.
—.100
com
preferred
32% O^t
Mar 27
373/4
63'/a
Ind
3114 Se»
Jun~12
141/4
371/4
.
25%
92
2614
100
'—100
100
100
26%
126'A
141/,
com._No par
100
51
101
*9114
38
14
v
5214
100
26%
5014
97'A
25'A
14%
91
36%
6114
25%
64
30'A
*90
*92
*9514
9614
1G7'A 107'/a
*108'/a 10914
30'A
91
*91%
9514
10714
108
32%
79
24
2214
31%
*77
3
18'A
18'A
1814
21'/a
21%
5
31%
31%
21
31%
147
5%
16%-
5,900
130
5%
.16'A
16
8%
16'A
63 '
8%
11%
17%.
2,300
8 Va
11%
2,200
59%
4,000
11%
4,700
17%
23,300
62
•
20,500
95'A
*94 Va
36 Va
36%
19%
20
49'A
46%
48
95
29'A
29
25'A
*24%
5,400
62,200
700
25'/a
5,100
29'A-
22
21%
21%
15% /
15%
16
isy4
15%
15 %
15%
1,200
7,800
14,300
8%
8%
8'/a
8%
5,700
850
47
29%
46
41%
42%
16,400
30%
y4.
42
46
43
*46
28%
29'A
11,300
30%
5,400
350
102
101
99
200
31%
30'A
31%
103
*97 'A
27'A
27
29
*27'/.;
101%
98 Va
98 y2
90
lO'/a
10%
10'
33
33%
33
4514
46%
45'A
46
3714
37%
371a
37%
8,000
38
39'/a
3614
38'A
14'/a
24,200
10%
31,500
33'/a
3,600
45%
3
37
*23'/a
*22'A
9,900
360
45
14'A'
14
52
51%
51%
800
37
36%
36%
2,000
14'/a
,
*100
•
14%
51%
100
31%
2%:
1,700
4,500
2'A
^
2,300
38 -:
36%
37%
48,600
47 '
*■
4614
'46%
13,600
28%
2914
11,100
10214 4 102'/a
310
8414
84%
150
99
99
28%
29%
102 'A
8414
85
*9714
'•
99
*103
66 %
6614
20
32'A
6614
30%
32-14
70
104'A
*103
10314
31%
27,300
12,300
8214
8214
6514.
8214
*82'/a
83'/a
*8214
83'A
30
44%
44%
43%
44%
29,600
18%
18%;
18
18%
3,600
90
8214
'
44%
4314
45'A
99 'A
24%
37
12'A.
71
*63
67
14
14
130
45
4,400
99%
*99
99'A
24'/a
22'A
24
3714
35
36 J/a
12,500
1214v
1214-
1214
4,300
71
7014
70'A
66%
66%
100
13%
13%
1,000
■
:
*129
131'/a
3,700
500
90
130
211/4
2114
20%
46'A
44%
7,900
21'A
45%
46 '
6'A
39
6%
6
614
39
*37
39
38,600
15,200
>
,
20
*3714
38 T
3714
37'A
300
28%
28%
28 '4
28'A
1,300
"
*119
4914
.*97 ',
122
5014"
98
24%
25'A
121'A
124 'A
1414
14'A
90%
36%
12014
48'A
60
.49 »A
120
3,100
2414
-
.3,600
24'A
120
115
4
271,600
1,400
90 '/a
14'A
90%
14%
90%
3714
36%
36%
6,500
60%
6114
26,600
25'4
26
10,300
66
13,300
60%
6214
26%
64%
65%
64%
30%
30%
*30 »A
30%
91
,
260
97
.97
25%
26V4
31%
20'/a
102
36%
63%
18'A
20%
14%
19%
4614
141/4
91
31%
14%
2 'A
37'/a
25%
32'A
7714
24
15
20'A
214
.
2,100
10114
*100
101 y2:
2014
..
47%
21'A
5%
84
37'/a
'A
44
-
51'A
101 A
15'A
•
4514
"
3614
.
23
5%
84
37%
18'A
21 Va
6
8514
37%
18'/2
*144 J/a
6
15%
65%
30%
91
93
9514
108
10814
5%
*84
x3714
147
4,700
10,100
21'A
65%
3014
91
93
32
*77
*23'A
22'/a
29
20'A
119% 12414
65
18%
57
28 '/a
'
29%
*129
130
21'A
21%
45%
46%
6%
6%
*39
40
3714
3714
2814
2814
*119
122
;
18 %
56'A
29%
*24%
122'A 126
141/,
141/4
9114
91%
3674
3714
x63%
64
2614
2614
No par
Timber Co
Inc
Pure Oil
45'A
18%
46%
101
25
38%
12%
7114
67
130
22
46
46%
6'A
6%
*39
41
*37
3814
28'A
2814
*118'A 122
521/4
com.No par
Gas
preferred—
preferred
preferred
4.32%
93%
83
83
*12814
21%
28
25%
121
.
38
12
*7014
*63
13%
120
51 i/a
Colorado—.5
of
preference
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.18%
'
*9914
*24%
40
*11814
V
18%
46
ga/4
28
.
v,
67%
19'A
57
37%
14'A
46%
-
2,200
*48%
28 /a 29 A
101% 101%
85
85
*9714 99
103
105
33
34
66 A 67
82 /a 82 A
*8214 8314
44% 44%
18% 18%
4514 46/a
100
100
2414 24%
36%- 3814
12% 1214
*70 A 71 /a
*63
67
13% 14
*
104
34%
67
41
*38
2914
*82
*8214
.,,4414
47'A
gi/2
*39
47%
28%
lOl'/a 101%
*84'A 85'/a
98
98
3,500
19%
20/b 20 A
2%. ,2%
37
38_
2%
104
34
22
1 46%
'
-
130
21%
No par
Co
Elec &
div
$1.40
Jan
88
47'/a
'
'TOO
15
38%
400
ll'A
28%
17%
37
52:-.
36/a
2014
2%
37%
70'A
67
1414
14'/a
514% sf pref.100
Power Co
10
Procter & Gamble
92'A Jan
22
Mar 29
Electric
32'A Apr
Apr
20'A
2514
39'A
12'A
38
12
70'A
*63
——1—10
Poor & Co.
69
Nov
106
23% May 29
May 17
35% Mar 29
6
44% Jun 25
Dec
30% Apr
8
86
8
2514
Porter Co Inc (HK)
102
21
No par
No par
1
2
preferred class A__
514%
1st series prior pfd
13
221
•
8214
8214
44% 44%
18% 18"%
4614
4614
*99
100
100
5.
...1,.
5%
27
Jun
36% 37
*100
lOl'/a
*15'/a 15'A
,
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred—__.100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc——1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
—10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
Feb
88
.
No par
—1
(conv)
Forgings Co
79% Dec
120
3
3
Corp
common
24'A Oct
9% Jan
5514 Jan
113
,
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com.10
$5 convertible preferred:
No par
Pittsburgh
16 % May 15
29% Feb
27
Co
$4.80 preferred
17% May 17
61
Jan 12
8
9% Oct
21
8
139
12614 Aug 21
Nov
1
Jan
:
preferred
Piper
11
22
81
22
28'A Apr
79% Feb
27
Jan
86 y4 Mar
Sep 28
12% Jun
$4
6514 Mar 19
23
Aug 17
64
21
18'/a Mar 16
23
1814 Jan
44
67
88 'A Mar 21
81'/a Aug 23
41'/a Jan
No par
Phillips
59% Mar 14
27
39'A Jan
52 -
.
series preferred
3.90%
19
Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen
27
14'A
52
_
87 J/a Mar 27
July 16
14'/2
52
'
_
13
July 10
78»A Jan
May
15
88
65% Oct
29
Nov
102'/a Feb
14%
52 y*
17%
11'A
27'A
17'/a
*94 Va
38
39%
,
34% Mar 20
6
30% Oct
84 '/a Nov
3
1
38%
37%
37%
40%
460
11'A
62 y2
46
.
3% Mar 30
35'/a Nov
29
12
45
14'A
common
.
57% Mar 15
103'/a Mar 29
3
30 % Jun
96
Sep
2% Aug 17
35'/a May 29
24
46'/a
*37%
5,500
%
28%
8%
46%
46'A
37%
800
v"!
30%
101
33/a
44%
38
41 »/2
36'/a
3714
414%
preferred
'
100
*100
lCl'/a
Petroleum Corp of America.
t—1> "
15 14
15 14
Pfaudler
Permutit Inc.
1
;I
5.\
20%
2114
Pfeiffer Brewing Co———5
';•••
2%
2%
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
,_33y3C
37'A
38'A
Phelps-Dodge Corp—
12.50
47 , . 47%
Phila Electric Co common
—No par
28%
29
4.40% preferred
;
:
;
100
100'A 10014
3.80% preferred
100
*84'A
85'/a
4.30% preferred———^—100
- ;
*97'/a 99
4.68% preferred
100
*103
104
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
50c
34
34'A
Philip Morris Inc common.
.5
66% 67%
4%
preferred.:
100
*82'/4 83'A
31
32'A Sep
Co
Cement
-
103%
17y8
10%
1014
33'A
102
11%
15%
8'A
41
52'/a
Corp
22
50'A Aug
12
Jun
12'/a Jun
43% Jan
3314
99%
10%
33%
8,900
29
16%
29'A 30
*27
27%
31
31/a
100-4 101
9814 98'/a
30
30'A
*27
27%
31 14 3114
101
101
74%
101
6
47
42%
46
14'/2
33'Ac
—:
1514
8'A
220
8,200
73
30%
*144'A
15%
*4614
4214
16'A
814'
46y2
43'/a
20%
53%
i
19
50
29%
25
22%
15%
22%
16
1,100
x
3,000
57
20%
49
29 'A
*24%
22'A
25,300
28%
9 Va
2014
*20 %
101'/2
17 Va
11'A
17%
62 A
9514
37%
41
1
-
8%
28%
11'A
57%
29'A
*144% 147
*5%
61/a
1614 16%
1114
17y8
62'A
*94
37'A
5,200
28
29%
20'/8
9 :
31%
27%
,
104%
30%
57
29
29 %
25'A
99%
10%
103 %
*101
HV2
46%
45%
*40'A
37
39'A
50
Ry Co
100
_1
Pepsi-Cola Co—
58
Eastern
43%
No par
Coke.
Peoples Gas Light &
Apr
....
28%
19%
38
2114
51
15"%
8'A
77 A
28%
100
103
31%
;
4,300
17%
*100%
32
54 A
103% 103%
30% 31
101
101
HV2
17%
63%
9414
46
42%
30
30 14
*26%
27
3iy8
31'A
100% 100%
*98'A 110
10% 10%
33% 33%
Sand
Penn Power & Light
52% Mar 19
3
42%
3
Corp
Glass
Pennsylvania
51
39J/s May 29
36
Chemicals
Pennsalt
3
9
5
50
1
preferred
(J C) Co
conv
31%
38%
*17%
17%
260
95
38%
38%
100
120
103%
95
103
13%
29%
20%
22%
15%
15%
16
15%
16
8% .* 8%
46
46
1
Inc common
Co
.
38%
*17%
620
84
103%
97
*100%
17%
29'A
*24%
23
23
1
4.68%
11
*24%
1
97
95%
95
*83
103%
103 %
21
17%
11%
95
84
94%
*83
49%
17%
11%
37'A
20%
51
5114,
2914
2514
29 Va
76
78
*93'/2
17%
63
*4914
-
25
prior preferred
Penn Fruit
19% Jan
48% Jan
30% Dec
11% Jan
conv
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp..
4
1
May 31
26% Jan
40
Transportation—
Penick & Ford
Mar 29
40
:
-
Corp
Pendleton Tool Industries
28% July 12
15% Oct
21
..
8%
1
55
57'/a
29 14
144% 146
*6
6'A
16% 17
11%
X1714
62%
54 % Nov
19% Jan
20
9%
5
Pictures
28%
11%
No par
48%
13
*20%
52 A
x57
29 '/a
9'/a
18
4%
.
1114
17%
62%
*93%
86% Jan
Paramount
29%
20%
11%
70c
53% Jan
39% July 19
*17%
100
Line
Pipe
preferred—
77
50%
13%
21
*103
104%
30% 31
101
101
50c
Electronics-
American
Sulphur— —
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Aug 20
49%
13
*20%
53 A
57ya
57%
29
29%
*143% 144%
6
614
16%
1714
'
.
6%
24% Aug 30
Jun
—No par
Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7.
preferred——
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
26
26% May 15
19
Mar 22
6
1
Pacific
5
r-
17%
1.1%
28%
19%
10
Electric——
&
Gas
2
si
43%■
*17%
11%
5
Inc_5
Pacific Hawaiian Products Co
Aug 30
2
Oct
No par
preferred
60% Jan
May 29
26% May 29
4
Apr
25
8
$5
77%
v
*103
104%
30% 31/
• 101
101
100
—15
-
Oxford Paper Co common—
5
36% Feb
May 29
18% Aug
preferred
4%
55
1
Pacific American Corp
_
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
34% Dec
13'A
21
56
77%
com...6.25
Co
3
Mar
49%
13
21
30c
No par
Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Corning
Mar 23
101% Feb
49%
1614
44
5'
4314
43%
94% 95
*84
85 %
*103
104
*96
97%
30%
16%
16%
43%
3.125
Outboard Marine Corp.
Co
Outlet
15
21
8
16%
43%
16
33 % Dec
16% Sep
.16%
44%
97% Jan
July 11
24% Jun
14
16
43 A
2
5
18% Dec
28 %
16'A
44
5
Corp
2
13
12% Nov 24
32%
29%
Jan
12 % Oct
13% Dec
31%
28%
Jan
14% Jan
5'A Jan
32%
30%
43
98
48 %
31%
29%
96
6
177
*1007/8 103%
31%
'
7.50
;
115
87% Jan
30'A Jan
93%
31%
293A
Gas
14
18
141% Jan
17%
22
3
43% Dec
Jan
38%
17%
*90%
25
120% Apr
4
52
38 %
99% Jun
104
18
18
Jun
5,500
17%
93%
28 % Jun
11
Apr
26
Sep
26% Jan
106
Jun
19
102% Mar 22
28
82% Oct
82
43%
43%
43%
38%
Otis Elevator
3
Jan
56% Jan
43%
38%
Chemical
Mathieson
Shares
*17%
*90%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities-
17% July 18
the Week
20
100
100
;
Natural
►
Oct. 18
common.5
...
Co
-
preferred
Oklahoma
Olin
Electric
&
100
100
___100
.
preferred
4.24%
26
54% Jan
Gas
4%
8
Feb
"1
May 28
35
5
Okla
23
41
1115% Oct
39% Jan
4.56%
preferred
preferred
16% Jun
52% Aug
11
3.90%
20
42% Nov
32 Yb Aug 24
Mar 26
43'A
43%
43%
*94% 95
*84
85'A
*103
104
*96
97%
15
preferred—
17% Mar 15
90
Aug
4.40%
103% Oct
3
95
33% Jan
May 15
86
97% July
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 19
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 17
Oct. 16
43%
94% 94%
84
84%
103 % 103 %
97
97
38 A 38%
*1714 17%
Ohio Edison Co common
2
98
29
49
90% Jan
39
92
Dec 27
100
93 % Jan
85
Monday, October 22, 1962
.
RECORD
Tuesday
r
Oct. 15
Par
EXCHANGE
49% Jan
May 28
Jan 11
38
16
23
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
79
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for
89
.
(1674)
91
*90
91
*91%
93
*91
95'/a
*94'4
95'A
1,400
190
9314
*94'A
150
90
*107
108
108
108
120
*107%
109
ICtiA
10814
410
31'A
32'A
31'/a
32'A
76
77'A
*76
77'A
24
*23'4
23
*22 'A
23
5%
7,000
2414
*23'A
*22 'A
5%
5%
5%
60
100
2,500
85'/a
*84
"8514
20
3714
37%
37
37'A
3,800
1814
18'/a
18%
18%
POO
20%
21'/a
20%
20%
19,500
31 'A
31%
3014
31 'A
28,100
*84
Q
131
Jan
26% Jan
For
4
31
footnotes,
Aor
see
2614 May 29
1
page
25.
146
18
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
Quaker Oats Co
6%
common
5714
__5
preferred..
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.. 1®
*
139
27
.
58
5714
58
140
27
'139
*26%
139
27
57
*138
58
141
26% 26%
57'4
*138
26%
58
141
26%
57
58
5,100
139
139
580
26%
26%
700
Volume
Number 6205
196
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1675)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Oot. 15
Oct. 16
Pur
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Oct. 18
Oct. 19
Shares
17
R
49% Jan
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
9
38% Jun
16 % Oct
24
26% Dec
5
57%. Jan
27
17% Jan
4
34% Sep
Feb~28
33% Sep 26
88% Feb
6
4
11% Oct
23%
11
27
63% Mar 14
27
21% Apr
6
24% Aug 31
44% Aug 18
71% May 29
79
45
Jan
10
21% Jan
2
30% Feb
13
9% Oct
65
Mar 16
14% Feb
16
18
25
41 Va Feb
16
May 29
Oct
17
12% Sep
17
6
1
58
71% Dec
8
34
20% Nov
3
10% Feb
19
Purina
1
Jan
15
4%
non-cum
1st
8% Oct 19
13% Jan
15
4%
non-cum
2nd
Jun
22
2
Red
14% Oct
19
66% Jan
21% J un
8
Reed
Stores
3
Oct
26
4
Reichhold
16% Jan
43% Nov
6
20% Apr
7
16% Jun
26
19% Apr
6
Reliable
1
67
7
31 % Jun
28
49% Jan
4
Reliance Elec
20
May
Apr
49% Jun
Aug 24
8
13
Oct
11
66% Mar
21% Dec
29
25
10% Jan
3
18%-May 11
14% Jan
6
22
54
Dec
May 17
12
May 28
6% Oct
11
May 29
Oct
May 23
Aug 18
84
3
51 % Aug 30
28
23
85% Oct
14
13
65% Mar
52
43% Jan
9% Jun
33
3
9
Jun
May 29
3
53% Jan
37 % Mar
57
7
18
Jun 22
9 %
60% Nov
19
21% Feb
12
16% Jan
23
76
Jan
Reeves
Bros
12% Jan
4
Republic
Corp
$1
Republic
May 29
34% Jun 25
5
Revere
67% Mar 13
Revlon
21
Sep
27
52% Jan
2
5
20% Jun
27
41 % Jan
4
49% Jan
30
48
Jan
8
50 % Apr
5
4%%
108
Oct
2
131% Jun
5
97
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
4%%
19
80% Feb
16
Reynolds
68% Sep
Mar
83
12% Dec
26
89% Nov
14
8
90% Oct
6
23% May
8
14
37% Oct
87
Mar
6
90
Jan
15% Feb
14
3
37% Sep
25
25% Jan
29
Nov
in % Nov
ii
26
3% Jun
78% Jan
8% Jun
25
5
27
102
42
Sep
Mar
Mar 14
Nov~27
.,34
42% Feb
26
26% May 11
12
July 10
33% Aug 24
38% Aug
9
25
May 29
38
Feb
27
124
Apr
18
12
94
93% Dec
90% Jan
27% May
27% Dec
15% May 29
24% Jan
29% Feb
12
27% Dec
19% Oct
16% Jan
3
Feb
8
25% Apr
29% Sep
10% Oct
19
43% Apr
19% Apr
12% Feb
3
3
3
18% Jan
46 % Apr
15
30
12% Oct
11
18
17% Dec 27
10% Mar 15
25
Dec
7
12
27% Aug
8
22% Mar 16
63% Dec
3
6
May 29
19
21% May 29
33% Jan 10
8% May 29
11% May 29
26% Oct
4
10% Jun
29
15% May 29
7% Jun 15
36% May 29
86
Jan
3
Nov
27
Jun
28
872
Dec
27
404% Dec
11
352 % Jan
26
26% Jan
3
37% Dec
18
22% Jun
26
93
89
Dutch
14% Feb
5
Royal
17 % Jan
4
Jan
Jan
4
20% NOV
8
16% May 29
135% Jun 25
20% May 21
3
5
79
Apr
7
68% Oct
8
80 % Feb
Oct
19
23 % Oct
19
Jan
100
4
May 25
Oct
94
9
39% Feb 16
22% Nov 21
273% May 29
14% Jan
22
11
21 % Jan
30% Jan
7% Jan
May 10
21% Mar
1
100
San
Aug 13
16% Oct 17
18% Jan
Sangamo
27% Jan
Schenley
34% May
5
11
May
8
83/4 Oct
19
10 3% Jan
70
Nov
14
30% Oct
1
60 5% Feb
313/8 Aug 29
53% Oct 19
11% Jan
9
98% Feb
14
Jan
16
-46% Nov 24
8% Sep
19
14% Mar 10
38
55
41% Nov
Jan
3
70
Feb
5
Jan
Jun
21
Feb
Jan
16
Jun
4
6
97% Jun
4
$4
Jun
25
26 Va Jan
30
Jun
12
14
743/4 Jan
30% Jun
1
13
51% Dec
3
4
943/4 Nov
11% Jan
5
17
12
Jan
9
20% Apr
97% Jan
4
15
July 28
105
4
5
*12%
35%
13%
1,500
series__100
♦54
*54
56%
*54
56%
16%
16
16%
50c
42% Jan
86
82
2
Scott
3
Seaboard
Jun
25
27% Mar
9
50% Feb
14
Jun
25
88 3/4 Jan
2
9% Sep 25
63/4 May 29
15% Mar
2
4
Servel
28
Jan
3
42% Jan
4
38% May 23
60 ya Apr 17
4
19% July 10
Oct" *~9
:
45%
May""4
127% Nov
20,500
37%
36»%
37
7,300
31
31 %
30%
31
19%
3,800
18%
19%
.18%
20%
363/4
37%
31
31
19%
1
193/4
*19
18%
2,400
3,700
23%
233/4
23%
233/8
233/8
23%
24%
25%
23 %
23%
23
243/4
25%
24%
243/4
233/8
24%
245/8
24%
24%
8,400
33%
333/8
333/8
32%
33
31%
32'A
31%
31%
32%
2,600
31%
31%
93%
303/4
913/4
92%
313/8
6,600
♦90%
92%
91%
93%
91%
913/4
*91%
913/4
9234
*91%
8,500
16%
17
163/4
913/4
17
*91 %
16%
163/4
91%
18%
19
16%
17
19%
19
153/4
183/4
163/8
18%
18
8,400
18%
17%
18%
20%
*20
20%
6,000
19%
20
*20
*90%
203/4
♦20
203/4
*20
300
25%
25 %
25%
253/8
24%
24%
X39 %
39%
24%
24%
39%
393/4
24 3/4
39%
393/8
24%
39
9%
9%
39%
9%
9%
38%
39
13%
8%
13 %
8%
27%
13
13%
27%
27%
123/4
*12%
16%
163/a
163/a
7%
383/4
.
92 Va
*200
;•
.
24%
...
*19%
15
,
*69
'
23Va
.
*95
8
7%
39
383%
92%
*91 Va
355
*200
243/4
83/4
27
13
27%
*123/8
16%
39 %
38%
92 %
-
19%
19%
233%
23%
97%
*95
15
14%
70
*69
69
23
*95%
12%
1,100
27
27%
4,200
123/b
12%
153/4
16
7%
7%
38%
37%
91%
•91 %
355
•200
25
25%
12,900
38%
15,400
92%
24%
25%
19
19%
19%
19'A
14%
15
14%
15
69
*68%
69%
*68%
70
23%
23%
23%
23%
97
95%
95%
-
97 Va
•95%
240
355
15
24
500
2,600
7%
»*
»A
97
91 Va
19%
800
10,400
12%
*
12%
K
<
24%
38'A
*200
25%
83/4
16 Vs
16
91 Va
24%
14%
70
27
7 3/8
355
*19%
15 Ve
27
*12%
38%
91 Va
*200
24%
13
7%
73/4
355
12%
123/4
16%
16
8
8%
13
243/4
20
9%
13
74,300
6,700
400
5,900
100
22,900
20
10
34%
34%
34Va
34%
34%
34%
34'A
34%
33%
34%
1
10 Va
10%
10 Va
11,700
10%
9%
10Va
9Va
9%
9%
9%
54,600
•11%
<
1.40
173/4
35c;
9
12
*11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
17%
xl7%
17Va
16%
17%
16%
17 Va
16%
17
9%
9
9
9
9
8%
9
8%
33%
34%
33%
34
31%
*31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
:5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
59%
58%
59%
283/8
87
28
28%
*85
87
*85
87
*85
87
*85
97
*96
97
*96
97
•96
97
*96
97
22 Vs
* 77
223/e
22 Va
22
22
79%
*77
4 Vj
24%
1
6,000
87
*96
>
34%
27%
*85
1
33 Va
58%
—1:
34%
5%
.
34 Va
31%
—30
34%
1,900
18,900
8%
34 %
22 Va
79
*77
4Va
24%
4%
24%
56
58
27%
55 Va
28
27%
21%
79%
58
27%
7,300
12,700
27%
24,000
52%
21%
21%
79%
*77
78
78
4%
4
4 Va
4%
4%
24 Va
4Va
25 %
2,700
56%
55
27%
43,700
5%
24%
25%
3,700
30
4 Va
11,800
25%
19,400
15 Va
29,000
15%
16
15%
16
15
25%
15%
21 Va
47
22
47
22
46%
22
21%
22
20%
21 Va
19%
20%
47%
45 Va
46 Va
44%
45%
44
44%
69Va
69%
69%
1,500
69%
69
69%
69
70
68%
69%
1
*9%
10Va
*9%
48,200
lO'/a
9%
9%
9%
9%
1
9%
9%
9%
8%
9
8%
9
...
1
5
—5
.
_
9
*103 % 105
*103 %
*103
105
105
14%
♦103
24%
15%
14%
9%
8%
105
•103
10
3,400
400
8%
11,700
105
2.50
*8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 Va
8%
9 Va
1
33 %
33Va
33%
33%
32 Va
33 Va
32%
33
32%
32%
16 Va
11%
6,200
No par
Industries
16 %
12
15%
16
15%
15'/a
15%
15%
15%
15%
8,400
11%
12
30%
11%
12
11%
11%
11
11%
3,200
29%
30%
20%
20'A
20%
18
17%
18
Inc_
Gas
Corp
G)
No par
9
8%
3,500
1
29%
30
ord_£l
20%
18
10%
17
20%
18
10%
17
20%
*17%
10Va
10%
lOVa
10%
17
17
17
17
20
21 %
31
25%
19%
21%
30 %
25
18Va
30 Va
21%
21%
21%
30%
25 Ve
30
30%
29%
30
28%
29%
24%
25%
24%
24%
25
25 Va
1,100
17%
18
18
18
17%
17%
2,500
30'/a
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
£2,900
35,300
Co
1
50c
Corp of America
Simmons
25
263% May 22
40 Va Feb
Sinclair Oil Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Co
1
1
Simplicity Pattern Co
84% Jun 25
44
36%
31%
31
19%
No par
Apr 19
33% Mar 29
5
42%
37
31%
37%
30%
20.
preferred
18
May 29
45%
36%
36%
93
!
19
30
10,500
46
31%
,
16% Jun
63 % Jan
4%
433/4
100
common
27
2
12,000
44%
44%
3
Jun
56
10%
4%
43%
46
33%
Co
28% Oct
33 Va Jan
10
4%
*88
92%
Sheraton Corp of America
Shoe
600
10%
883/4
31%
Co
24% Oct
36 Va
19
15
18% Jan
88%
%
4%
;
25
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs
Sheller Mfg Corp
22% Jan
88
10
4%
l
Shell
10% Oct 19
1116% Sep 24
88%
10%
43/8
100
20% Oct
8
88%
10%
4%
44
5
413% Mar 20
—
883/4
10%
4%
33%
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Oil
600
10%
*88
12%
com
Seiberling Rubber Co
143% Jan
10
375/i,
92%
Seagrave
13
(Frank
40%
4%
common..:_No par
No par
33% Jun
Oct
38%
10%
27%
preferred.
&
41%
49%
102
31%
Corp of Amer
Oil
40%
41%
*49%
102
33%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Steel
403/4
49%
102 %
883/4
4%
5
Inc
Screw
Shahmoon
49%
1013/4
103
26,200
10
100'
7
Sharon
41%
493/4
37%
*88
:
£
No par
14% May 29
16
May 28
233% Aug
93,200
No par
29% Jun 25
14
IOIV2
38 %
10
6
————
100%
100
233/4 May 15
■
40%
1.66%
Shattuck
16% Feg
300
5
103
—5
23% Mar 28
8
49%
♦49%
103
No par
2.50
19
Dec
*49i/a
2.50
Co
11
46% Mar
*102%
1
4
21
40,900
,
12
4
12,600
22%
1
293% Jan
5
22 %
21%
20 g
45% Feb
19
21%
23
Co
5
15% Jan
22%
22
1 \
25
15% Sep
22%
24
1
25
36% Oct
36
22%
23%
5
6 3% Jun
28
38%
223/s
243/8
5
14% Jun
313% Feb
37%
23%
23%
1
1
Shamrock
800
223/4
Co
Finance
12,600
82,200
5,100
10
30% Jun
18% Sep 25
34%
7%
49%
V——
&
7%
100
6 3% Feb
113% Mar 30
34
38 3/t
I
14% Apr 19
503% Mar 13
May 17
33%
34%
375/8
No par •,
31
4
33%
34%
39%
10
37% May 12
3
29
34%
No par
21
Jan
133/4
28
243/4
Ltd
103% Oct
8% Jan
133/4
29%
23%
Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
$5.25
14
28%
49%
Scovill
7
*133/4
34%
1.25
31% Mar
Aug
7%
133/4
293/4
383/4
1
19
104
7%
133/4
7%
1,500
15,300
29%
393/8
No par
Roebuck
16
14
343/4
preferred
Bolt
15%
24%
common
Co
123/4
56 %
30%
30
38%
100
25
12
7
12
*54
22%
com
27
Nov
7%
13
34
1
Inc
♦133/4
30%
123/4
_50
series A__
N
Paper
Sears
6%
14
15%
No par
Oct
59
7
13%
Co„_2.50 1
Jun
23% Jan
16'/8
5
A
4
14
56%
16
30%
io
;
21
11% July 30
*54
16%
6%
__10 •'
preferred
&
56%
16%
50c <'
preference™.
Corp
$3.40
Feb
Nov
13
100
convertible
90
10
May 22
37% Feb 24
29% Mar 21
21 % July 25
15
Jan
5
54
5%
77
74
10
31% Jan
«!
25% Jun 27
20
12%
1
Electric
Schlumberger
4
15
7,900
800
13
Schick Inc
9
27% Jun
3
27
24
May 19
*7
4
16% Jan
42 % Jan
47% Dec
11
87
4
81% May
9
'73% Jan
Oct
17%
13
.
Industries
Convertible
10
5
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Diego Imperial Corp___
Schering
10%
17%
common
pfd 4.40%
San
10
34%
St Regis Paper Co common
16% Jan
10%
17%
Preferred series A 5%
40% Apr
10%
35 %
preferred
conv
May 29
8
46% May
V
Stores
preferred
1st
10%
10%
600
17%
Joseph Lead Co—
St Joseph Light & Power
St L San Fran Ry Co com
May
4,600
35%
St
39% Mar 12
8% Jan
»
Safeway
23
113/4
175/8
System Inc
37
11%
35%
1
Ryder
4.30%
1,100
12
173/8
;
13
70% Jan
31% July 20
Co
18% Feb
4%
141/4
11%
35%
Trust
(Jacob)
Aeronautical
f
123/8
1
Ryan
2
14%
12
17%
Ruppert
26
14%
123/b
35%
.
22
94% May 15
38%
14%
17%
Corp__
14% Aug 13
603% Jan
38%
14%
35%
Controls
26% Jan
352 % Jan
10%
38%
143/s
18
Corp
McBee
Ruberoid
5
10%
700
800
39
14%
100
Rubbermaid Inc
41
10%
*38
3,000
35%
Cola Co
Petroleum
Crown
Royal
38%
39
.
6
13
35%
Corp
D)
Royal
8%
6
*17%
.
11
8%
12%
...
20
8%
12%
preferred series A
Corp
^
41% Sep
8%
12%
Corp___
27% Apr
*123/8
6%
5
Corp—
(Geo
12%
6
4,500
10
Company—.
Roper
123%
8%
143/a
Inc
Ronson Corp
31% Mar 15
15% Jan
92
4%
Rohr
12%
83/4
39
series
Rockwell-Siandard
23,400
12%
8%
14%
1
28'/8
6%
123/4
38%
Rohm & Haas Co common
25
14
Oil
Paper
263/e
6%
14%
:
29,800
*83/4
38%
>
183/8
*12%
9
No par
_—50c
11,300
6%
*8%
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
Rochester Telephone Corp__;
Mar 22
2
9
*6
100
934
9
12%
12%
Richardson-Merrell
8
Jun
6%
6
9%
71%
17%
18%
50
56,100
*70%
283/4
No par :
Robertshaw-Fulton
27
18%
28
50
Selection
Rltter
13
183/8
8%
48 3/8
95/u
29%
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian
Riegel
13
36% Jan
Rheem
Richfield
Jun
9%
10
18%
Tobacco
44% Mar 14
12% Jan
36% Jan
J)
37% Mar 19
73
18
(R
Preferred 3.60%
475/8
71%
8%
283/8
pref
34% Mar 26
27% Jan
May
17% Jan
2nd
conv
19
23
*70%
9%
183/4
series
18 % Oct
23% Jan
87
preferred
24% May 11
5
71%
•8%
9
1
50% Mar 13
47% Jun
*70%
9
293/4
preferred
Corp
51% Apr 27
34% May 10
10
70
18%
Corp
3
32% May 11
70
28 s/8
3%%
30
23% Jun
32% Feb
2
93/4
72
*70
18%
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
4
4,000
29 %
Rexall
8
56% Jun
3
14%
10%
Inc—
23
13%
143/4
10
28%
Copper & Brass
Jan
14%
14%
10%
5
common
Steel
47
5,600
14
143/a
8%
convertible
4
323/4
preferred—50
Aviation
Mar 12
5,300
31%
48%
143%
common
Republic
Jan
753/4
32 %
*75 %
10%
Eng Co
30
17
75%
32
48%
.
14%
Corp
&
19
60
75%
32%
493/a
17%
Chemicals
Jan
43% Jan
75
32%
48%
l
^
Mfg Co
preferred
Conv
75
32%
10%
preferred
Inc
Jan
24
75%
32%
10%
"_No par
Inc
Stores
Reliance
23
50%
75
32%
Inc__3.33%
Roller Bit Co—
Jan
11
49%
75
14%
Rayonler Inc
Raytheon
Co_
Reading Co common
Owl
50%
75
32%
1
Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
15
28% May 10
49%
2.50
2.50
House
16
25
Co
Inc
Random
24% Apr
18
3
81
Corp of America com_No paT
1st preferred
No par
$3.50
Ralston
Ranco
25
25% Feb
12% Jan
19
May 29
7% Jun
15% Jan
13
10
16% May 29
10% July 26
Oct
Sep
12% May 29
8
July 19
15% Dec 13
11% Mar 22
Radio
Mar 30
28 %
Dec
1
No par
—
Simonds Saw & Steel
30%
*25%
No par
*19
—50c
..
30%
31
107% 108%
5
;
30
"" '
19
30%
'
29%
30%
29%
30%
52,100
20%
20%
20%
20%
18,500
17 Va
17%
17
17
10Va
10%
10%
10%
17%
16%
17
1,300
20%
3,200
*17
20%
21
20%
!
800
15,200
5,200
3
26V4 Oct
3
12% Jan
4
67 V4 Julf 3
37% Apr 11
31V* May 10
Singer Manufacturing Co
20
108 Va
108%
107%
108%
50% Jun
14
62
21
Skelly
Oil
25
52%
52%
52%
53
52 %
52 Va
52%
52%
51%
203/4 Jun
25
8
Smith
52 Va
35% Mar
(A
10
21%
21 Va
21 Va
21%
21 Va
21%
21
21%
20%
21
123% Oct
18
23
13%
13 %
13%
12%
13%
12%
13
12%
13
19
A
34,800
Va
A
Va
Va
Va
Oct
16
yl3%
Va
51 %
*21%
5,500
28% Apr
lis Oct
11
44% Jan
6
51%
21%
53 %
51%
51
51
51
51%
51%
21%
53 %
51%
21%
2lVa
21 Va
21 %
54%
52%
53 Va
52%
52'A
51 Va
52%
51%
6 Va
6 Va
51
129% Mar 22
Feb
A Oct
51% Oct
15
36% Jun ~~7
5
77
Nov
14
20
May 29
45%Jun 25
29 Va Jan
4
72% Feb
28
38% Jan
.
3~
46Va Jan
3
52 V4 Dec
2*
44
563% Mar
9% Dec
19
13% May 26
6% Mar 15
44 % Jan
49
9% Dec
4
9
60% Nov
14
Jun
25
5% July 3
7% May 29
39% Jun 25
50
Mar 23
10% Jan
5%% conv preferred wi
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Smith
Kline
&
French
1
Socony Mobil OH Co
4
Soo
Line
Railroad
9% Jan
2
South
Amer
58
Feb
15
South
Carolina
53
Feb
5%
Gold
25
52% Jun
5
3
49% Oct
4
29
May 28
443% Jan
17
South
30% Dec 21
22
July
40% Jan
16
South
Puerto
27 V4 Jan
11
31% Sep
Jan
16
23% Feb
16
15y4 Jan
4
-
8%
preferred
8
21
28% July 11
17% Jun 25
33
24% Nov
'
31% Mar 30
Southern
30
Southern
29% Dec
.
19
20
31% Dec
29
47% Jan
19
61% Nov
10
23% May 29
38 Vb Jun 25
57% Jan
17
40% Jun 26
52% May 10
Southern
Indiana
36
50
Mar 21
Southern
3
29% Oct
11
21% May 29
16
Southern
Pacific
59% Feb
7
Southern
20% Apr
26
61% Oct
17%. Jan
13
44
9
19% Nov
8
72% Oct
30
71
26 Va Jan
38% Dec
14
10.
20% Jan
4
27
Jan
3
7ya Jan
12
1
34% Apr
3
51% Nov 24
May 29
18% July
Feb
5
14
22 3% May 29
Southwestern
123% Sep
14
26% Jan
5
47% Jan
2
24
Jun
25
8% Jan
3
11% Apr 27
44% May 31
4
Jan
24
Oct
3
42% Jan
88
Jan
3
91
90
Jan
15
95
20% Jan
20
l03/4 Oct
19
88 Va Jan
:3
35
-
May 15
34% Oct 26
f
97% May
64% Ar
82
88% Apr
Jan
3
2
9
4
90
17
81
For footnotes-, see page 25.
Sep
2
19
24 Va Jan
97
May
2
25
38% Mar
25
86
8
Mar
Sperry
9
$4.50
Spiegel
a
i
$4.50
51 Va
51
51
21 %
21%
21%
1,600
52%
52 Va
53%
24,300
52'A
50%
51%
35,400
6%
8Va
7%
8
7%
7%
7%
7%
49%
48%
49
48'A
48 Va
47%
48%
54
*53
54
*53
54
*53
54
32
31%
31 Va
31
31%
*31
25%
26
26
26 Va
26%
29%
29
29
30
*29
6
7%
46
*53
315,900
1,200
6
4,600
7%
2,900
47%
3,300
54
31%
31 Va
31%
1,300
25%
26%
25%
26%
4,400
*28%
29%
•28%
30
100
20
19%-
20
20
20
19%
19%
28
28%
27%
28
27%
28
27%
28
25,000
48 Va
48%
48
48%
48
48%
47%
48%
19,600
*48 %
48 Va
*48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
44Va
44%
44
44%
43 Ve
44
42%
43
41%
42%
9,100
24%
46%
19 ^
24%
47 %
19 '/a
24%
46%
19'A
24%
47 Va
19 Va
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
22,200
46%
47
46%
46 %
10,100
19%
19%
19%
19%
74
29%
4,600
29Va
*72 %
29%
*72 Va
1'
74
29%
1
12%
13
13
1
13
13 Va
13
Co
7.50
(Del)—No par
stock
tr
-
No par
20
ctfs__100
Public Service
Spencer Chemical Co
4.20%
preferred—
y8
20
Co
& Bros Inc
Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp
■
1
Aug 16
20% Jun
Apr
A
48%
Spalding (A G)
Oct. 19
11
Ohio
%
6,100
28V4
Railway common
preferred
&
6
109
20
;
non-cum
Mobile
Apr 16
353% Mar
7
28
Mar
5%
75
Gas
Co
6%
108%
&"El_Nopar
Natural Gas
20 Va Jan
6
.
28
47%
8%
]
22
6
110%
20
1
Edison
Co
49 Va Nov
65% Mar 20
25%
*28Va
109
5
Southeastern Public Service Co
53 V4 Nov
47% Mar 15
313/4
5
25
3
30% Feb
*53
2.50
com
—
3
52%
51V4
6
*7%
49%
1
com_4.50
50
36% Jan
-
Co
Sugar
38 V4 Jan
May 29
*
15
;
California
,
No par
Co
Rico
preferred
Inc—
Platinum
&
Jersey Gas
3
50
5
Labs-No par
Co
E&G
15% Jan
2
5
,
27% Jan
Jan
com
Rights
12
23% Jan
-
Co
O) Corp
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc
2.50
common
6
100
~
Corp common
50c
preferred—
25
Inc common.^.
;
No par
---
:
Rand
preferred —
No par
'
*
•
5'A
24%
*94%
11%
93%
24 Va
83 V4
5%
24%
95 "
12
93V4
25
83 Vt
29%
29%
13
13
13
12%
5%
5%
24%
'
25Va
*94%
95
11 Va
*93
94
24%
83
74
11%
25
83
*82
•72%
74
13
13
13
13
12%
11%
12%
11
11'A
16,200
5%
4,900
7,700
5%
11%
19%
13
25%
23%
47%
74
29%
5%
•93
19%
800
29%
25%
*94'A
46%
*72%
1,400
95
5%
5%
25%
25%
•94 V4
95
11 Va
11
11%
94
24%
93 V4
23%
24%
83
83
83
93 %
29 %
5%
29%
25%
26
•94'A
7,600
5,900
95
10%
•93
23 V4
•82
11
%
151,200
24 V4
10,300
94
83
70
360
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1676)
.
.
Monday, October 22, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Square
16
2
78% May 12
83% Apr
25
$3.50
193/4 Dec
12
12% May 29
18% Jan
3
Standard
3
Financial
Corp—
5
17 >/e Oct
19
35% Jan
2
Standard
Kollsman
Industries
Dec
4
50
May 29
60% Sep
18
Standard
Oil
877/a Dec
4
81% May 29
92
557/s Dec
27
41% May 29
Dec
13
453/8 May 28
58% Feb; 15
56% Feb 28
59% Feb
3
48
92 y2 Dec
7
85
15
\2lA Jun
23
215/e Jan
39
48
9
53 % Jun
4£7/a Jan
5
57
El % Sep
25
*4% Sep
25
«03/4 Jan
3
£2 3/4 Sep
29
9
Jan
DE3/4 Oct
52
25
4
Mar 30
Mar 23
42% Oct
593/4 Feb
71
1
.
16
28 % Apr
27
11% Oct
19
22% Feb
42% Dec
20
19%"Jun
14
40% Jan
6
common
10
100
"■W* Jan
29
22
Jan
5
28% Aug 13
Starrett Co
4
18
22% Dec
603/4 Feb
3
28
Oct
17
47% Jan
Stauffer
% Dec
Feb
7
84% Oct
28
833/4 May 28
29
193/4 Dec
12
143/4 May 29
4
99% Nov
10
55% Jun
25
913/4 Mar 26
Nov
30
25
Oct
19
37
Feb
10
12
23
Jun
25
34
Feb
21
Jun
25
15
16 Va May
3
4
35 5/s Aug
11
323/4 Oct
2£% Jan
4
433/4 Nov
"i7% Jan
9
20
Sep
25
£3% Jan
4
74
Nov
27% Jan
3
34% Apr
29
6
Jan
13 %
Eaer
Fuller Co
&
'
5%
42 3/4 Oct
19
70% Feb
13
Stone &
27 y» May 29
33 % Apr
24
Storer
44
Jan
15
Stouffer
13
Studebaker
1
Webster—
Broadcasting Co*
Foods
41 %
4
15
25
30 a/8 Jan
Suburban
Gas—_*
4
33 % Apr
4
20% May 29
28 % Jan
2
Suburban
28
153/a Jan
19% Feb
2
SuCrest
45% Mar 17
573/4 Nov
28
32
26% Oct
24
23% Jan
3
8% Oct
19
£2% Jan
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26
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13
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14
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21
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25
523/4 Apr
11
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18
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46
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27
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15
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12
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11
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20
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29
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5
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28
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4
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25
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14
45
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633/4 Jan
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27
17
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24
423/4 Feb
8
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;
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913/4 May 15
51
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25
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3
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20
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7
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22
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2
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24
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Number 6205
196
Volume
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1677)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
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Lowest
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10
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8
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15
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10
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West Kentucky Coal' Co_—i-4
101% May 22 >'
29% Sep 17 :
27
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16
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23
41%
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Washington Water Power——No par
8 >
5 Va Jan
14% Feb
19 r
97% Feb
19 ;
37% Mar 21
July 18
•
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1,200
22%
31
23%
9
22%
28%
30%
,
4,700
22%
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291 Dec
24
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37% Mar 19 '
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5
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—No par
preferred—_——100
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5-
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,
3
27
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r;;
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17% Jan 25
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25% Oct 19
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———.—_100— :
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1
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1
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26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1678)
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Monday, October 22, 1962
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Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
letters
italic
when the
column
the
in
headed
"Interest
Period"
indicate
bonds mature. Figures after decimal point represent one
LOW
Range for
Range Since Jan. 1
Previous
Year 19G1
GOVERNMENT BONDS
.
Low
Treasury 4%s
j
Treasury
4s
—.
Treasury
4s
—.
3%s——
Treasury
102.28
103.4
102.28
103.4
101.7
101.11
101.7.
101.11
301.6
101.10
101.5
101.9
3Vis
Treasury 33,ss
Treasury 3 Vis
3 Vis—
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2 Vis
±
2Vis
Dec
2 Vis
Jun
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec
2 Vis
Treasury
2 Vis
Mar
Mar
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
2 Vis
Sep
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
f
103.30
101.13
101.7..
10i'.8
101.12
101.1 v-101.15
•1 ,101.5
101:9
'!
100.26
100.21
100.25
100.25
100.9
100.11
100.13
100.14
100.4
100.12
100.8
101.4
101.1?
101.5
101.1
101.5
101.2
99.21
Dec
Dec
99.25
99.23
99.16
99.27
99.8
99.22
r
99.26
100.13
99.8
15 1968
100.8
100.12.
100.28
100.30
100.27
100.29
100.26
100.2
100.4
100.2
100.4
100.1
1966
15
15
94.18
94.26,
94.18
93.2
93.10
93.2
91.28
92.4
91.28
-99.20
99.22
91.6
91.14
91.6
91.14
-
1Q0.9
93.10
93
loo.i,
99.22
100.14
100.29
1
93.8
93.6
-
92
92.8
99.24
99.20
99.22
91.14
91.10
91.18
91.14
91.10
100.39
100.5-
91.13
ft: 95.2
99.31
100.1
99.31
.
100.1
93.31
100.1
93.31
98.21
98.23
98.21
98.23
98.20
98.22
88.28
89.4
88.28
89.4
88.26
89.2
99.22
100.9
100.7
100.8
98.30
98.28
100.10
98.28
100.8
98.30
100.10
98.27
100.9
'
100.10
100:9
98,29
96.10
96.6
96.12
96.4
96.10
96.10
E6.1Q
99.23
99.22.
99.24
99.22
99.23
93.24
93.20
93.26
99.22
'• 93.20
99.24
93.18
93.26
93.30
92.20
92.26
92.22
92.28
92.20
92.26
92
92.6
92.2
92.8
92
92.6
92
91.28
92.2
91.28
92.2
90.26
91
90.28
91.2
90.26
91
89.22
89.28
89.24
89.30
89.24
89.30
89.6
89.12
89.8
89.14
89.8
89.4
88.30
89
89
89.6
100.2
107.16
99.24
99.24
94.8
93.6
93.2
92.20
92.12
92.18
■91.4
91.10
9.1.12
91.18
90.6
„_
.
..
.93.8
92.14
90.12
90.8
89.28
•
89.30
89.18
89.12
100.4
106.16
96.16
92.18
89.24
89.6
100.4
96.10i
92.14
90.2
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100.2
,
92.8
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100.3
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:
92.12
93
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100.1
30.18 %
98.30
99.23
94.4
91.26
98.25
94.2
96.4
99.22
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■
100.11
98.28
■
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100.2
96.23
89.10
98.27
98.29
99.24
91.28
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100
98.24
;
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91.20
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15
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93.14
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91.16-
91.8
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—
: 99.24.100
94.30
•
101.8
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94.22
91.23
99.21
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99J9
-'92.4
;
100.26
101.6
100.2 ■; 100.4
94.24
■
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100.24
100.18
'
101.1
100,20
100.27
100.28
94.16
100.29
100.16
100.10
100.13
'
100.29
99. i4
-100.3
94.26
•.'.103.28 ,104.4
100.15
-
99.26
•'99.6 •V99.14
-99.16
100.9
;-
1974
15
Feb
Treasury
Mar
103.22
101.14
\
100.11
1964
1966
15 1995
15 1960-1965
Feb 15 1965
15 1962-1967
-Aug 15 1963
15 1963-1968
15 1964-1969
15 1964-1969
15 1965-1970
15 1966-1971
15 1967-1972
15 1967-1972
15 1967-1972
15 1959-1962
23/4S__
Dec
23/8s
2%S—.i_Jun
Treasury
103.8
101.10
100.6
Aug
3s
3s—_
•■--Treasury
103
101.11
100.22
Feb
3s
Treasury
Treasury
103.2
101.7
100.9
Nov
Nov
Treasury
Treasury
102.26
••
103.28,
100.14
,
Bonds ($)
103.20
100.11
101
Week
High
1UJ.22
100.6
15
Low
103.14
100.20
1967
1980
—Feb 15 1990
Nov 15 1998
Nov 15 1966
Jun 15 1978-1983.
May 15 1985
3 VieS
Treasury
Treasury
89
103.24
Oct. 19
c
High
100.9
—May 15
"
8
103.16
Sales for
Friday
f
<
Oct. 18
1971
—Aug
3%s
Treasury
.
Thursday
Low
High
•
1972
Nov
3%$..
.-Treasury 3 %s
.-_il
Mar
103.22
Low
High
15
May
Treasury 3%s
89
Low
1968
Nov 15 1971
3%s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
PRICES
•
Feb 15 1980
Aug
Treasury
.«
J
point.
a
Aug 15
4s——
Treasury 4s
Treasury
SALE
of
100.24
Treasury 4s
Treasury
HIGH
month
the
case
32nds
Oot. 17
High
.■
each
more
Wednesday
Oct. 16
103.14
May 15.1975-1985
—Aug 15 1987-1992
Feb 15 1969
_Qct
1 1969
Treasury 4146
,.
AND
Tuesday. "
Oct. 15
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
Lowest
in
or
89.20
90.4
89.26-
100.5
100.4
100.5
107.8
100.3
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
5s
Feb
15
1985
106.8
107.8
106.8
107.8
106.8
107.8
43/4S
Nov
1
1980
100.24
100.4
100.5
104
105
104
105
104
105
July 11'
4 Vis
Dec
1
1973
103
103.24
103
103.24
103
103.24
103
103.24
103
103:24
July 10
4 Vis
Jan
1
1977
103
103.24
103
103.24
103
103.24
103
103.24
103
103.24
4 Vis
Feb
1
1982
103
103.16
103
103.16
103
103.16
103
103.16'
103
103.16
4 Vis
May
1
1978
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
190.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
15
1979
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
Sep
15
1963
100.28
3%s
May
15
1968
99
99.24
99
99.24
99
99.24
3 Vis
Jan
1
1969
97.8
98
97.8
98
97.8
98
3 Vis
-Oct
15
1971
96
96.24
96
96.24
86
15
1975
93
94
93.8'
94.8
93.8
1
1981
88
89
88
89
July 15
1972
91.8
92,
1Q,7f
88
89"
106.8
*
103.8 July 25
103.8 July 2o
103
10
Nov
103
10
Nov
101
July 11
101
101.8
101.8 July 10
4 Vis
Jan
*
4s
33/sS
May
3 Vis
89
•^04
Deft
8
90
July 12
25
Jun
Oct
3s
x
7s
D°r
Rd
with a double dagger.
J^ale pvices ure indicated
All
Mar
^
1
101.8
101.8
,100.28
.,.9116
^
101.8
100.28
:
89'
88
88
99.24
99
97.8
98
97.8
98
96
96.24
96
96.24
94.8
93.8
94.8
93.8
94.8
88
89
91.16
92.8
88
89
,
Period
New York Stock Exchange
New
Unification
Transit
;
;
jj-.i 88
Low
Issue—
Range Since
Sold
No.
High
Low
97%
9622
32
98Vi
High
92
Sale Price
Brazil
99
(continued)—
1952
;
-Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
3.5%)
to
or
-
Bonds
Friday's
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low '
8«7s Central Ry
June-Dec
1980
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
,.T
•
89
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
,
Jan. 1
92.3
:
99.24
J:'I..
*s< AO *
Friday
Bid & Asked
1 «»rk (Jiij
SIock
Corporate
J%>
Sale Price
Bonds
Friday's
89
83
91.16
92.8
-,89
(Range for Week Ended October 19)
or
101.3
99
96.24
91.16
Week's Range
Last
100.28
v
^
other figures are bid and asked quotations
Friday
Interest
BONDS
101.3
100.28
1q®8-7T>W.89
92.8
-
Jan. 1
No.
High
Low
High
June-Dec
-
(interest
June-Dec
1-978
*77 %
85
85
95%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
5%
reduced to 3.375% )
Caldas
Foreign Securities
,
1942
:
HA 5-4400
assented
«6s
:
Teletype ' "
CORPORATE
series
3rd
42
92'%
92%
91%
91%
assented
1961—
Jan
,,•
External
Ja?i-July
Mar-Sept
^^Mar-Sept
External sinking fund 6s Sept 1961
• 6s assented Sept 1961. ———:
*91 Vi
1978
Australia (Commonwealth of)—
20-year 3%s 1967
20-year 3 Vis 1966
15-year 3%s 1909
15-year 4 Vis 1971
15-*year 4%s 1973
15-year 5s
1972
20-year 5s
1978
20-year 5 Vis 1979
20-year 5 Vis April 1980
20-year 5'A8 Oct 1980
20-year 5 Vis 1981
Jan-July
20-year
5Vis
5Vis
20-year
Austria
1982
1982
•
•
Bavaria
(Free State)
June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
May-Noo
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Ocf
6Vis
(Kingdom of)
5 Vis
extl
5 Vis
•
external
5 Vis
extl loan
Berlin
196Vis
loan
loan
s
6s
57%
48 Vi
57 Va
00
•
96%
13
92 %
99%
96%
97
15
93
98 %
91
99
92%
99%
102
100%
99%
99 y2
100%
debentures
s
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35
94%
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98%
99%
100% 101
76
94%
99% 101
40
41
100% 100 %
44
7
99%
100%
Cuba
103%
Cudinamarca
85
8
1
91%
36%
101
50
100
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99
104
102 %
48
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104%
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reduced
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—
94%
81
88%
•
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,
Estonia
5V2s
-
•
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6Vis
s
f 6Vis
of 1926
of 1927
76%
76%
76%
80.
70
*71
Jan-Jury
due
A
5s
73
87
95%
•
due
3s
87
87
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footnotes,
see page
and
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secured
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(13th
s
78%
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78 %'
65
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102
94%
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53
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96
93
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42
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42
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100%
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%
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26
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23
37
47%
60
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■
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102 %
40
96%
97'%
63
93%
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64
87
97%
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87
87
87
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30
89
40
105
73%
89
April-Oct
series) 1975
series) 1978
1980
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov
series)
on
69
69
69
69
69
69
69
84
132
132
4s
<.
-.
Main
1982
6%s 1953
—
80:
.
„
bonds
April-Oct
April-Ocf
1972
conv
& fund issue
Conversion
dollar bonds
1953 due
3s
dollar bonds
dollar
bonds
1963—Jan-July
*4
4
97%
-
5
102%
102% 102%
2
97%
105%
99%
125
98'%
101
99%
99'%
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103%
103'% 103%
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102%
97
99%
91%
—
100%
97
108
99%
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17
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f
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.
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April-Oct
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1957
—
.i''
*2%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
-
87
1957—April-Oct
1979_
Jan-July
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of >^78 1967—
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and
Coal
secured
5%s
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reduced to 3.375%)
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Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1974
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German (Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
5%s dollar bonds 1969
76%
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June-Den
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(Republic of) —
s f $ bonds Jan 1 1970
f dollar bonds Jan 1 1970
debt adjustment
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(interest
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reduced to 3.375%) 1979
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extl s
5%s
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1978
90'%
—
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loan 1977
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series B 1978
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—June-D^o
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102
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.
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1959
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1970
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96%
101
Feb-Aup
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April-Oct
bonds 3s 1993
Mortgage Bank 6Vis
assented 1957
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•
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Berlin
57 Vi
1
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4Vis debt adj ser A 1970
4Vis debt adj ser B 1978
Berlin
118
•
—
118
101
1945
extl loan 4s
loan
118
\
114
'
96 Vi
100
6s 1958
external
114
—
June-Dec
1977
(City of)
Chile
1963
$
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1973
1972
f
•
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Jan-July
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1965
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Belgium
*
118
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.
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I
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Jan-July
f $
99 %
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,
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1957
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—
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Amsterdam (City of) 5%s 1973
Mar-Sept—
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1946—Jan-July
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-
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•
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.;-•
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86 Va
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FOREIGN
82%
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56%
60
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84
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:
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1960
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—
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1975
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^
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Canada
1980
1972_—
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.
,
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93%
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•
June-Dec
^—....i—June-Deo
——
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104
91%
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96
Number 6205
Volume 196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1679)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
bon d s
or
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
Friday's
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1977
debentures
-
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1995
May-Noo
Atlanta & Cnsrl Air Line Ry 3%s 1963—May-Noy
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,
96
90%
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1979——:
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—
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80
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mortgage 2%s series J
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5s
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,
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1981
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9
37
11
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—
102%,
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Maine
mortgage 5s series AC 1967;—:—MarrSept
mortgage 4%s series A July 1970_May-Nov
1st mortgage 6s series SS 1965—
Feb-Aug
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968——April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976—Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s 1980-———
—
-Jan-July
1st mortgage
4%s 1983——i
—-May-Nov
1st mortgage 5 %s
1986
June-Bee
Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs 1971Jan-July
Brunswick Corp 4%s conv sub debs 1981—Jam-July
Buffalo Niagara Elee first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
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—June-Dec:
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100
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,
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*
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1979
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133
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70
47
Tokyo r Electric Light. Co Ltd—^
§6s 1st mtge $ series 1953_;_—_^._—June-Dec
6s 1953. extended-to
20
66 y»
121%
79%
Atlantic
1971—Jan-J'Zy.;
to l981—1—_Jan-JaZy
'27
89
80%
5%s
Ltd—
•
of
115%
April-Ocf
,
extended
loan
299
Co—
1980
—Mar-Sept
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Gen mortgage 3%s ser D 1980
Mar-Sept
1965-11-—June-Dec
1968
(City of)—
5Vis
91%
114% 315%
89
Mar-Sept
General mortgage 4s ser A
-__June-Dec
1968——
Co
1981
79%
5%s
..
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Southern Italy Dev Fund 5 (4s 1974—i—May-Nov
Electric
debs
10
47
,
Southern
Taiwan
89
Co—*
94%
:
•
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Dec
69%
59%
61
.
1982—
4y»s
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1969—April-Ocf
^
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to
1958—
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92
61%
94
5g
9%
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5y2s
100 V*
142
62%
1977——————————Feb-Aug
3%s debs 1977—-—April-Oct
Ann, Arbor first gold 4s July 1995
Quar-Jan
Apco Oil Corp 5%S 1981-———
Apr-Oct
Armco Steel Corp 4.35s debs 1984—
April-Oct
4 (4s sinking fund debentures 1986Jane-Dec
Armour & Co 5s inc sub deb 1984May-Nov
4 (4s conv subord debs 1983—
Mar-Sept
Associates Investment 4(4s debs 1976—
Feb-Aug
6y2s 1951__—____Mar-Sepf
(Union of)
106
62%
76%
4(4s
87
13
May-Nov
I952u
Siemen & Halske Corp
93%
105(4
61 (4
62%
Jan-June
American Tobacco Co 3s debentures
56
86%
:v-
10
1962———I—Ufay-Nov
1962-1
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extended
94
102
103%
6
7s series B secured external
§©6V2s 1st mtge
105
105
—May-Nou
280
97%
95%
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.
(interest
(Kingdom)—
•
6V4s
;
5s 2030—Mar-Sept
280
95
7
7%
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2012—:
•
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1986-
107%
sWi
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-
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pursuant to
to 2.25%)
secured external
102(4
20
1983——-.—May-Noy
9
2012_^June-Dec
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99%
98(4
90%
105%
101% 102%
107% 107%
1946——April-Oct
1921;
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97%
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105
102%
6
614s 1952ApriZ-Oct
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Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
' . v
reduced to 2.375%) 2001—2.—^
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• 6 (4s extl secured sinking fund
1957—May-Nov
to
9
97
91
4%s debentures 1985
2
(City of)
reduced
93%
.
208%
8%
—April-Oct
reduced
Serbs, Croats .&
April-Oct
Jan-July
101%
98 y*
15
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.
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.
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—
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81
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—
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97'A
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April-Ocf
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;—April-Ocf
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119%
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——
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59
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1991___i
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—June-Dec
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subord debs 1984
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—
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.
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conv
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,
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105'A
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mortgage 3%s series B 1968
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12
89'A
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Co
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conv
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1
debentures 1974
of N J 3'As 1987—
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50
—
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"
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series A 1995—
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mortgage 4'As series B Jan
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Interest
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.
,
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Sold
Monday, October 22, 1962
.
.
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BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
or
.
"
Friday
Week's Range
Last
1
■
RECORD- (Rang* for week E„d«d o«obe, 19)
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
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10
88%
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1985
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,
1984—
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1982
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Number 6205
196
Volume
.
.
.
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29
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended October f 9)
Friday
Interest
-BONDS
Week's Range
Last "
or
Sale Price
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Low
Acceptance Corp—
2%s debentures 1964—,
—
3%s
debentures
5s
—Jan-July
4s
debentures
debentures
5s
debentures
1981
.
97'
385
99
94
48
94
94%
106
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106
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.
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106'A 106%
104
103% 104
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—Mar-SepZ
General Telephone 4s conv debs 1971
Map-Nov
4%s convertible debentures 1977
June-Dec
General Time 4%s conv subord debs '79
Feb-Auy
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981
,-April-Oct
Gimbel Brothers, 5s s f debs 1951
June-Dec
Glidden Co 4%s debentures 1983—
,May-Nou
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
4%s
Grace
(W R)
Grand
Union
Company
1987
(W T)
Great
5s
General
Ohio
&
1974
debentures
subord
Mobile
5s ser A
mortgage Inc
1st
7V
&
1st
series
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mortgage
114
1st
1969
1st
mortgage
2%s
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mortgage
3%s
mortgage
3 Vis
1981
1982
6s
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4Vis
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95128
if 72
3 *
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sink
fund
debentures
71
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>
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80
lit
1968
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1977_—
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1984—
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8
1982—_„_■———,,
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•
90 J%
A
99
A,:
A
194
104
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105
104%
11
102 VA
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1986
subord debentures
conv
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3s series B 1978—
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111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Wow
Illinois Bell
First
1st
3%s
mortgage
1st
mortgage
4%s series K 1987
4Vis series L 1989
International Harvester Credit 4%s
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
Minerals
International
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1st
•
3%s
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Power
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126
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2
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first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
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4s ser
Port Chester 4%s A
&
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•
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100
100%
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General
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5
93%
90%
58 %
1980—,;
2004——Jan-July
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Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
—Jan-July
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—Feb-Aug
Refunding mtge 3s befies F 1981,———Jan-July
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--April-Oct
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6
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1986——Map-Nov
debentures
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Y
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1980——— Mar-SepZ
conv
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27%.
ll
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53
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4
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—
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64
38%
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J
sink
Co
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3
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Lake Shore collateral gold 3V2S 1998_44_Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent Collateral gold 3,%s '98—Feb-Aug
'New York
Chicago & St Louis—
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June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986^—4—..ApriZ-Oct
V 4%s income debentures 1989,.
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N Y Connecting RR 2%s'. series B 1975—April-OcZ
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v
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90
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3s debentures
1974——4—
.—_4,_,Mar-Sept
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New Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986,.—,
Feb-Aug
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1974
d—Mar-Sept
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-May-Nov
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debentures
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fund
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•
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Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
Lorillard
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1962—-
Inc
Aircraft
debentures
Star
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,
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87
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Tel
Louis
Biscuit
sink
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St
Inc
debentures
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100
88%
.
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.
—Jan-July
1978—;—
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98%
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B
debs
&
Airlines
debentures
National
90
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80%
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2003
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85
80%
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:
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D
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.
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84 ■ •:
86
104 VA":
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w
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H
83
81v
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861
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86
.
80 VA
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Nat'l Distiller Prods 3%s s f debs 1974—April-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3 VAs 1982.4.,
Map-Nov
1st mortgage 3%s 1986—4—
May-Wow
1st mortgage. 4%s 1989,——4,
-June-Dec
.
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v
80
.
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97%
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1978—
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inc
Tel
4%s
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99
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3Vis '97
Valley
30
.
v
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4%s sinking -fund debentures 1987Apr-Oct
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;National Dairy: Products 3%s debs 1970—June-Dec
3s
315
179
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104
99
37
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t
116
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3%s
130%
126
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Lehigh
97
59
103% 104%
,7'
;
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Corporation—5%s
National
104
104%
1
first
D
first
6s
debentures
Nashville
105
98%
91%
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104
RR—
series
Malone
&
.National
102 -t
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114
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102
100
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1997——April-OcZ
April-OcZ
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98%
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87
92
.
1986
4%s sink fund debentures
Co
250
84%
100%
Light 27As 1976—Mar-Sept
■? Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
Lakefront
181
'
104%
Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Mar-Sept
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—
'
43As conv subord debentures 1979
Mar-Sept
Kanawha & Michigan Ry 4s 1990
April-Oct
Kansas City Power & Light 23As 1976—•—June-Dec
1st mortgage 27As 1978—
June-Dec
1st mortgage 23As 1980—
•—
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3Vis ser C 1984—June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974—
—April-OcZ
Kayser-Roth Corporation 5 Vis 1980—
Jan-July
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983—,
Jan-Julyv
Koppers
1
■103%
2 98%
.ApriZ-Oct
1982
conv
.
-
•
11
-
124
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1979—Jan-July
C
series
Texas
RR
Mountain States
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Joy
•
102
101%
r-m,
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1987
:
1978—
debentures
f
s
mortgage
..
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>101
—Feb-Aug
;;;
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A 1977,—
3 Vis s f debentures series
Interstate
'iS
87,
Oil Pipe Line Co—
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75
.
..
conv
4Vis
■
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181
85
103
Pacific
Railroad
3%s
A' *90
April-Oct
Department Stores—
subord debs ,1981—-—,
Interstate
T8%
■
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93
38
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debenture's4 1981_—
„_Feb-Aug
.;.
5V4S subord debs 1981—Feb-Aug
Morris & Essex first gtd 3V2S 2000—June-Dec
...
1987
fund debs
71%
87
1981—
.-Feb-Aup
conv sub debs '83„„Map-Nov
debs
subord
conv
4.90s
76%
84%
108
4%s
82
.
*78
181
Jan-July
Co—
Intern'l Tel & Tel 47/aS
80
94%
•75%
—
1988—_ApriDOct
June-Dec
adjustment 5s ser A Jan
income debs 2033,
Montgomery
8*6%':
83
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-
&
4VAs
lien
Mohawk
Chemical Corp—
&
subord debentures 1977—,
conv
International Silver
86 %
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1979—May-Wow
Feb-Aug
43As debs series B 1981
87%
82
..
104
116 %
15
238
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mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1 1990_——
mortgage 4%s series C Jan 1 2005———___
mtge incohie 4%s series A Jan 1 2020—4
Monon
82
A'fcA:
3 '/as
Monogahela Ry '3%s series
86 %
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Jan-*July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
3.20s series I 1982
3Vis series J 1981—
mortgage
81%
82
'
Indianapolis Union Ry 2 V2s ser C 1986—__June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3 Vis conv debs 1972
Mar-Sept
1st
77
1
101%
98
87 3A
104
75%
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mtge income 4%s series B Jan
5s income debentures Jan 1 2045—
*85%
series B 1979—__May-Wow
Consol mortgage 33As series C 1974
May-Wow
Consol mortgage 33As series F 1984——Jan-July
1st mortgage 3 Vis series G
1980^
—Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3 %s series H 1989
_Mar-SepZ
3Vis sink fund debentures
1980
Jan-July
Consol
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-
85%
;
1975-—^——
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7/ *87 Va
mortgage
VA
84%
86
85
__
107 % 108 %
,
subord
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Hunt Foods & Industries—
4%s
10C 7
84%
85
86
—
84%
108
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1985—,—,
6s
Kansas
Cum
5%s
102%
100%
debs
Corp—< %
Central RR 4VAs
mortgage
Prior
_
96%
103
100
Broadcasting
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
101
92%
2
103
1980-—;.,:_;_>_—_i._
Bell
Missouri
90%
99
2
104
98
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4%s inc series A Jan 1971—May
• General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991
May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Ort
114
96%
98%
*102 V2 104
85%
Feb-Aup
• 3.10s
sink fund debentures 1972——
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—i
1st
96%
88%
102%
29
*85%
37/sS. sinking fund debentures 1967---—Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
;;
3%s sink fund debentures 1976—
Feb-Awp
A
128%
80
95
103
Co—:
1972—
Telephone Co
debentures 1991.l^__
4%s
173%
111%
18
82%
99%
100
Michigan Cons Cfas first-mtge 3 V2S 1969^_Mar-Sept - ' 96 VA
1st mortgage 27/8s 1969
—Mar-Sept
A
1st mortgage 3%s 1969—-,;
L,—
Mar-Sept ;>\r
80 '
92
79%
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conv: subord
•Michigan
81%
120
116
&
9
13
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—Mar-Sept
debentures
debentures
Michigan
84% >
148
96%
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104%
Va
82
103% 104
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/as 1974_iMay-Wow- 'r
1st mortgage. 2%s
1980
:
Feb-Aug
78% *
102% 102%
.—Jan-July
—Jan-July
Jan-July
(J Ray)
subord
conv"
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:
V.
75%
:'-
;
77%
;t.
96'A
%
223
•
78
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V
June-Dec
Jan-July
r
—
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5s
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1970
96
88
145
'
102 Va
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'
90 V4
113%
100%
162
103%
—
63
92
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VA
92 VA
88
102
Realty Corp 5s 1977—i—
Feb-Aug
4%s Conv debs 1992
Feb-Aug
McCrory *Corp 5VAs debs 1976
—Feb-A«p
84%
113
99
—.
1980,
McDermott
83% 1 84
2
82%
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McCall Corp
260
A 56 V:
1
8
:
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102
10
102
Jan-July
1972
2%s debentures
3%s
r
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L*
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V
55%
118
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96%
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62
v
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5%s
May-Wow
1978
^
66%
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*
59%
154
i
73
78
95%
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1987
debentures
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73
104
162
1978
debentures
fund
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63%
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72
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78
3
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59
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59%
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103
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101
23
72
•
72
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1972—Map-Nov
1977
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Jan-July
1972
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Corp
debentures
47/ss
125
-
Mar-Sept
1984
debentures
4%s
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May
•
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Called
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178
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106
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Chemical
Corp
L
73%
68
—
78%
Feb-Aug
1981
debentures
4%s
Central RR
Martin
97%
102%! 105%
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55%
May-Nov
1981
debentures
5s conv subord debentures
Hotel
Marathon
Inc—
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Hocking Valley
Hooker
mtge 2%s 1976
Water first
Xerox
conv
f
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1982
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1974—
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of
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conv
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conv
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debs
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1982
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conv
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RR
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,
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73
95
87
86
104% 104%
73
June-Dec
1979
notes
capital conv notes 1979—
5%% senior notes 1980—
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5s
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86%
99%
102
104'A
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1973
debentures
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94%
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102
101
94%
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1984
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1983
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60
160
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first consol gold 5s 1994——Jan-July
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mtge toll tr 4'As 1988
Feb-Aup
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
—Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-Wow
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1979
1985
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80
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1979
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1986
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Products
47/as debs
1982———Feb-Aup
114
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
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debentures
1986——
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—
Airlines
Trans
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Union
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2
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103%
114
105'A
1968
mtge
Pacific
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s
f
debentures
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1970—June-Dec
;
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1986
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coll tr 2%s 19801st mtge 3 'As 1982_
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84
89
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76,
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79
97
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5s
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71
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100
105%
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1983
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1977
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debentures
Power
111
__
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1970
Indiana Ry 2%s-4'As 1994
Union
June-Dec
1977
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fund
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1st
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Ry—
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95%
133
97%
•
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89%
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17
*60%
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101
73 y4
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77%
101%
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♦102% 104
1964-May-Nov
June-Dec
24
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84
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102
101
June-Dec
debentures
5'As
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95
95'A
100
Corp—
4%s conv debs
debentures 1965
debentures
4%s
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Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
A
97%
79
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mortgage 5s series A 1970
series
65
53
71%
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May-Nov
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
3%s
88 »/2
96'/a
f debs 1972
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99% 100
100'/a 101
71
100
100 %
68
1980
1966—
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2'As
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Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis
111
84
1
;
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West
100
8
6
1988
s
67
81
f debs 1986
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3'As
102% 103%
86 %
88%
99%
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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&
•
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4'As conv subord debs 1987
Pillsbury Co 4%s
Pittsburgh
"
92
102'/a
81
First & refunding 5s 1989
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 23As debentures 1964
General
90
85%
86
16
,
101
100
91%
10
42 :v
Mar-Sept
debs
2%s
North Alabama RR
&
Spiegel
98'A
,
June-Dec
4%s 1986
&
84
84%
100
refunding 4%s 1987—
First
Oil
Oil
Oil
Southwestern
Feb-Aug
3%s 1985—
First &
First
;
June-Dec
May-Nov
May-Wow
June-Deo
Feb-Aug
-——Jan-July
23As 1967
refunding 23As 1974
refunding 23As 1981
refunding 2%s 1978
refunding
&
89%
-Jan-July
gold 4'As series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 23As 1971
&
:
—April-Oct
.Jan-July
Jan-July
April
Mar-Sept
1981
D
102'A
June-Dec
June-Dec
,
1968_—
4'As series E 1984
General mortgage 3'As series F 1985
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
Pere Marquette Ry 33As series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
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1
First
78%
84
84%
5
*88
April-Oct
mortgage
First
75
79
8CVa
89%
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Feb-Aup
subord debentures 1979
General
&
2
10
82
89%
80
World Airways—
General
First
82
102%
-June-Dec
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
General
104'/a
99%
73%
1988
4%s conv
100
9
1991
Pan American
2
51
debentures
3'As debentures
104%
78%
debentures
Pacific Western Oil
Union
First
100%
102%
debentures
1983
94%
112
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debentures
debs
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96'A
5
77%
82
100
—
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107
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&
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107'A
78'A
132%
28
1982
4%s
Co
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104
103'A
43/as
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85'A
100
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1978
3'/bs
87%
82
10
3'As
debentures
84
82%
53
104'/a 104'/a
102%
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1987
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80'A
31
96'A
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1985
1986
debentures
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2
27
,„
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84%
103% 103%
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April-Oct
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80
—
95
88
109
■
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107
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104'A
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& Tel
87%
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53
85
—
114'A 117'A
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84
85%
June-Dec
4'As
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87'A
86%
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,
1992—
FF
series
83%
10
84
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114%
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1987
Southern California Edison Co—
86%
♦84
June-Dec
:
1978
CC
4%s
;
1986
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Roebuck
2%s
83'A
82%
—
-June-Dec
1984
33/as
90%
'
72%
1972
debentures
2%s
86'A
78%
5
— —
_June-Dec
1984
87 Va
'
98'A
Co—
Sons
subordinated
3s
81'A
——
87%
83%
-June-Dec
W
DD
2
82%
87%
102'A
June-Dec
1974
debentures
Southern
81'A
78%
8
'
82%
97%
95%
71%
V
86'A
76%
—
-June-Dec
series
series
_
82
*86
34
April-Oct
.
1st gtd 4s
Acceptance
Socony-Vacuum
'
3'/as
series
82%
•
81%
*85'A
_June-Dec
series
series
86%
82
40
Mar-Nov
1968
86'/a
82
105'A
38
1989—May-Wow
4s
1971
B
89%
86'/a
81%
100%
5
43'A
102 % 102 %
102%
1989
cons
5'As
Co
E). &
Roebuck
South
89%
—_____,
:
1st
RR
Finance
Smith-Corona
92%
93
85%
3s
series
98
89%
89
*86
11
98'A
—
3%s
England
Line
Air
Shell
85 3A
81'A
93
72
2006
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
93%
89'A
2%s
5s
& New
debentures
Sears
120 Va
88'A
'
—
RR
4%s
5s
127
96
4
92%
92 %
June-Dec
84
89
—-'
May
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3s series B 1980
37/8s s f debentures
1977
Skelly
'
92'A
_June-Dec
81%
98%
Jan-July
Jan
A
Ry
Depot
4%s
;
120%
91%
105'/a
*97%
*91%
_June-Dec
.
1980——'_"i
4'As
83%
91
103%
105 %
71
95
111%
1 _June-Dec
1974
93%
1
40
Mar-Sept
1st
3s
June-Dec
L
M
3'As
106
173
109% 110%
111
V
Sears
99%
Union
Seagram /(Jos
77
77
111
*92'A
84%
90%
84
103% 103 7/s
40
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
April-Oct
certificates
Duluth
&
Seaboard
_June-Dec
series
series
R
Paul
Seaboard
'
3s
series
.110'A
110
103%
86%
—1
84
*92%
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971—Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982_——Jan-July
86%
83%
_June-Dec
3s
3'/as
79%
87
110'A
86%
79
__
*93'A
Scott
.
'
..
1971
Q
86
85%
*101'A 102'A
_June-Dee
1970———
K
Paul
Sinclair
series
series
81
*81
bond
4s
Shell
series
2%s
*
issues
mortgage
3s
series
89'A
80%
__
series
Louis-Soutliwestern
St
81%
10
debs
income
St
;
April-Oct
3'As
3s
L
77
78%
Co—
Electric
&
refunding
&
85'A
*85'A
165
"•
*83%
84
May-Wot)
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
84'A
89
85'A
1982—May-Noc
Mar-Sept
1988—June-Deo
Oxford Paper Co 43As conv 1978
Pacific
5s
First
78'/a
*88'A
Feb-Aug
June-Deo
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Deo
June-Dec
Jan-July
Chemical 5'As
Mathieson
5'As conv subord
Owens-Illinois
171
74%
78%
1974
3s
159
*86%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
J an-July
June-Dec
1971
1st
6s
mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
4s series B 1980
mtge
Scioto
1975
1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1982
mortgage 3'As 19851
mortgage 3%s 1988
mortgage 4'As 1987
mortgage
102'A
111
174
145
Electric Co—
Gas &
Oklahoma
•
St
*77
Adirond'k
&
gold
• Second
•
83'A
78'A
Feb-Aug
mortgage
first
II
133
1969
1977
1996
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A
1997
96
99%
June-Dee
debs
conv
6'As conv debentures 1977
Lawrence
Second
*80
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 23As 1975
April-Oct
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Mar-Nov
Ohio Oil Co
(Name changed to Marathon Oil Co)
Edison
St
1st
*82'A
3'As series J
5'As
Saguenay Power 3s series A
106 /
1996
debentures
3V4S
McBee
1983
108
Corp—
1977
D
mortgage
Aircraft
Royal
100'A
96%
100%
June-Dec
Corp 5s conv debs 1979.
Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
Northrop
Northwestern
serial
debs
conv
Electric
&
96%
105
'
April-Oct
4%s
Corp
Gas
General
83
91%
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
2
1975
,
3s 1979
1st mortgage 45/as 1987
lst
*
97'A
Feb-Aug
165
April-Oct
June-Deo
1st mortgage 23/aS 1977-
(Wise)
78
*97
1991—
1992
—.
165
June-Dec
1975
101
93%
107
*85 '/a
Oil
High
98%
95%
*104
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Oct
Rohr
82%
82
Ii;;I
*82%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
*95
1972
*94'A
64
'
June-Dec
47/8s
4%s
mtge
82%
—
Jan, 1
Low
No.
99%
99%
Richfield
85%
Range Since
Sold
*89 %
81%
81%
April-Oct
1988
mortgage
First
*77
81%
82%
85%
Feb-Aup
1990
1st mortgage 5s
1st
1980
4s
mortgage
86 y4
85%
*84
Aprll-Oct
Jan -July
99%
April-Oct
4'As
Feb-AU|
1974
mortgage
Bonds
High
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Rheem Manufacturing 3%s
debs
;
States
(Minnesota)
Friday's
& Gas Co—
4%s
f'eb^ntures
1977
;
Mar-Sept
Oats 2%s debentures 1964
Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3y8s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
95
92'/a
debentures
Rochester
Northern
or
Bid & Asked
Quaker
60 *
92%
and
3'As
88%
877/a
debentures
First
103%
95
and
and
3%s
106
1
*93'A
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
1963
First
105'A
102%
102'A 102'A
105%
and
First
98 %
*104
and
First
99'/a
*104 '/8
Period
May-Nov
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
and
First
\
•
*102%
102 %
Interest
Exchange
Electric
Service
debentures
3s
'93
91 '/a
*100'A
Quar-Feb
Jan -July
April-Oct
Coll
b9'A
80
*102%
May-Non
May-Now
May-Now
May-Now
May-Now
May-Nop
Quar-Jan
1 2047
3s Jan
General lien
88%
93
May-Now
Public
80
92
Monday, October 22, 1962
Low
High
Low
91'/a
May -Now
1977
4s/as s f debentures 1978
4%s s f debentures 1980
5Vis s f debentures 1979
4%s s f debentures 1981
4%s s f debentures 1981
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997
No.
92'A
92 %
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
High
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
*82
Mar-Sept
debentures
f
s
Bid & Asked
*89
Mar-Sept
debentures 1976
f
s
4%s
Friday's
or
Sale Price
1973-May-Wow
Gas 3%s s f debs
s t debentures 1973
s f debentures 1974
Northern Natural
3y4s
Last
Low
& ref 5s 1974
A 1974
Northern Central general
1st and ref 4'As series
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
1st
.
RECORD (Range for Week Ended October 19)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Ohio
..
(1682)
go
79
93
97%
Air
Lines
Inc—
debs 1985—.
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s
3%s debentures 1977
—.—
4%s
conv
subord
June-Dec
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
94
S4
»g0'A
115'A
63
'
9
94
"
Continued
/
103% 128
91%
94
893A
90'A
on
page
35
Number 6205
Volume 196
,
.
The Commercial
,
and Financial Chronicle
(1683)
31
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
following extensive list
American
the
furnish
we
complete report of the transactions
a
Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Oct.
15,
and ending Friday, Oct. 19.
It is compiled by the report of the American
on
Friday
Week's
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Missiles
Class A
Acme
class A
Mfg Corp
Construction
&
10c
:
25c
Products Inc
10
12
11%
11%
1
2%
2 V2
1
Manufacturing
45%
45%
48 V*
Co
1
Shoe
3%
10 %
Class
Alan
3%. May
Jun
2%
4
Steel
Co
preferred
"
,800
1%
~4%
~4%
May
Jun
15
15
91%
91%
91%
11 v*
11 %
12%
100
63%
1
:■
•,
Jan
1,300
American Engineering Co
British
American
5% Mar
1
Artists Pictures
Corp common
Allied
Control
Allied
Paper
Inc
Co
82
Jan
Oct
6% Mar
American
Oil
17,300
3%
Jun
9
Mar
6
5%
3,000
3% May
63/8
8%
100
9% Mar
2,500
7% Aug
2 % May
6%
8% July
14%
6
7
6%
400
8 3/4
.9%
3,400
6%
7
1,100
6 %
63/4
1,100
,
'
1%
''
1
1%
2%
83%
83%
1,350
53/4
6%
10,500
ft.4%
$3.75 pfd_100
43/u
400
V
53/4
1
2,800
5
/.
Jun
8%
Electronics
Jun
78 %
Aluminum
,17%
Jan
11%
6 3/4
85 % May
73/4 Aug
8% Mar
225
433/4
5%
5%
6%
1,100
5%
3%
3%
3%
4,100
3
May
2
2
2%
8,300
1
Feb
2%
2%
600
2
3%
3%
6,300
25c
r 47
Feb
Jan
46%
Jun
653/4
Oct
Jan
23/4
Feb
45
21
Jan
19%
800
17%
Oct
2%
2%
15,000
2%
Sep
8%
8
9
4,800
6%
Jan
143/a May
35
34
V 333/8
100
30%
'21%
22%
1.150
193/4
Oct
27%
27%
27%
1,900>
25% May
173/a
163/4
17%
25,500
7% July
14% July
Sep
4%
Jun
21%
Apr
Mar
333/4
Feb
36
Jan
;—
£1
1
cl A
com__30c
30c
Buaget
class
Common
B_____^
6
50,700
4
35/a
700
3
9%
93/4
7,400
8 %
23%
23%
231%
300
21%
21
21
22
511
1.300
73/4
7%
73%
1,200
Plan—
43/4
53/4
4,000
50c
11 %
1,300
11
11%
convertible preferred
_9
14%
141/2
ICO
serial preferred
Industries
Inc
10
10%
10%
200
1,300
—;
Bunker Hill
Burma
Burnell
BVD
Co
5%
5%
2.50
8%
8%
83/4
shares__3c 6d
%
Company..
P)
25c
Son
&
Inc
Oct
Oct
10 3/a
Jan
15%
Jan
Jun
29% Mar
17 % May
29 % Mar
7
Mar
B
May
Jun
3%
Sep
43/4
Oct
15%
Feb
Oct
11
12% May
13% July
19
Apr
Jan
10% Mar
May
7% Jun
11% Mar
% May
93/4
5
11
Jan
1
Inc
1
700
4
33/4
33/4
Oct
%
Jan
83/4 Mar
3%
Feb
1%
1%
3,700
1% July
8%
8%
3,000
8%
Oct
18 %
Jan
133/8
14%
6,700
8 3/a
Jun
16
Feb
—_1
Corp
%
■
8%
14
Jan
16 3/a
6
May
May
•/!,,'ft.
ord
Inc
(J
Oct
2.900
53/8
Ltd—
Shoe
Feb
20,400
_1
___.
dep rets
Co.
&
Burroughs
Butler's
.
(The)
Mines
American
Oct
r
.
,
"4%
60c
Buell
9
8%
17%
;
2%
—
____6C%c
—_;
Finance
5%
3%
~9%
_25c
;.
Company
Ltd
7% May
..
10
B S F
Feb
43/4 May
4% Oct
1
Inc
46
Jan
17% Mar
5% May
May
1% Oct
*
Systems Inc
Jan
9%
6
Jan
6
17%
10s
common
Mills
Jan
V
ft'
19%
17%
__10s
preferred
Bruck
Feb
200
3
Jan
'
26 % May
6%
■
/v
20
Business
8%
5
6%
Beverage Corp
American-Internatl
4%
5%
3% May
Ltd—
Co
Forman Distillers
Class B
4%
63/4
American Book Co__
American
Brown
Jan
1
Corp__
American
Aug
Feb
10c
Corp
of America
Co
54
Company
ft 9
9%
1
Aluminum
Oct
15%
Jun
_1
Amer dep
rets ord reg
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
Oct
Oct
3
Inc
Ambassador
Petroleum
British
2%
9
1
Oct
Jan
3
4%
2%
*
913/4
1,900
9
1
registered
30%
16,600
2%
rets ord
Jan
5%
9
50c
Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Rainwear
dep
3%
.ft.
—1
Columbia Power
5%
2%
10
500
dep rets ord bearer_____
Amer
8%
1
convertible preferred^
Almar
Amer
25/s
5
1%
_20c
Co
British
3
£1%
1%
1% May
13/4 jun
8.600
Tobacco—
Jan
4%
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
5.100
High
11% May
2%
6%
,,
*
17
24% Mar
48%
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
100
1%
.
Oil
5%
1
13%
1%
*
Manufacturing Co
Brown
10c
5%
13%
__.
American
Jan
63 %
100
3%
American deposit rets American shs
Alsco
Corp
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo
Low
53/4
i———
w
11% Oct
75
2,700
63%
3
common
British
July
86
Inc
15% May
3%
100
Works
Breeze
8
Range Since Jan. 1
High
_10c
Jan
873/s lviur
Shares
13%
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord
Oct
9
for Week
1.50
,_,
Brandywine Raceway Assn__,
New
I.ow
;
__1
BTad Foote Gear
Feb
13% May
300
15
10
Inc
Inc
Inc
Feb
13 %
100
common
:
Airlines
5% %
Bourjois
'
4.20%
All-State Properties Inc
Allied
Borne Chemical Co
4%
3%
3,000
*
11 %
133/8
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
All
Par
17%
Oct
41 %
5,200
-
*
Power
preferred
Alaska
10
2,400
1
A
Wood
5 %
JO,20O
Jan
15%
Jun
2%
Airport Parking Corp of America—
Alabama
li
•
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
Jan
2% Mar
Sep
12%
10%
Stores
3
Oct
1%
1,400
3 V*
10c
Aerosol Techniques Inc__
4%
900
12
Dynamics Inc
Aerojet-General Corp
Range
of Prices
High,;
May
7/a May
2,400
5
2%
10c
Admiral Plastics Corp
Surpass
4%
2%
12
Aero-Flow
Agnew
IV*
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Bowling Corp of America
4I/2
1
Acme Wire Co
Aeronca
1 Vo
2
Corp
common
Precision
1%
Low
8,300
6,500
2
..
Week's
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
ft 2.
intended to include every
security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
is
and
Friday
Shares
2
itself
bond in which any
or
for Week
Low
1
Exchange
stock
Range for Week Ending Oct. 19.
Sales
Range
of Prices
.
Par
;
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp
Stock
Jan
73/4
Jan
4
Jan
May
3%
Jan
2% May
33 V* Jun
4%
Jan
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American shares
£1
American MARC Inc
50c
American
Manufacturing Co
American
Petrofina
American
Inc.
3%
12.50
class
35%
1
A
35%
100
3%
4%
5,900
33/4
Oct
1,900
10%
Jun
~4
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
5%
preferred
2
11%
American
Thread
5
4%
American
Writing Paper
5
Anchor
Post
Andrea
Radio
Products
Chemical
Film
&
Chemical
4%
% 24 %
1,400
24
10%
10%
500
10
12%
13%
600
12 l
5ft
5ft
100
2%
3%
6,000
10%
10%
200
39%
4.75
Corp
20c
Co
~2%
10
%
35
:
4%
Feb
17%
■;
Jun
Feb/
10
Apr
4% Mar
i
12% July
May
9,600
32%
Jun
79
Feb
27%
100
22 %
Jun
34
Mar
3%
3,900
2%
Oct
63/4
Jan
8%
4,600
7%
Jun
18 %
Feb
96%
220
35
1
27%
27%
1
2%
2%
5
8
7%
221%
3,200
17 3/a May
27%
Sep
21%
22Va
4,300
17
May
263/a Mar
61
Mar
64% May
Enterprises
$3.00
$2.50
6%
Ltd—
Electric
50
preferred
Cameo-Parkway
Class
Argus
Inc
pfd—100
50c
.__
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co___
2.50
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
Armour
Co
&
Altex
Arnold
Associated
Ltd
Astrex
Stores
of
2%
2%
3
1%
1%
2
*
Cement
Canada
Research
5%
23,900
1c
Ltd___
Co
4%
33/4
Jan
5 s/8
Feb
:
;
% May
,3%
1A Mar
5
Oct
Sep
4li
1,100
2%
Oct
4%
-1,300
l3/4
Oct
2
3%
May
7%
7%
8
2,300
6%
Jun
28 %
8%
9%
9,600
6%
Jun
14
2%
Sewing
Plastics
1
Non-voting
11
1
10%
non-cum
1
Aug
42
Oct
Gas
Husky Oil Ltd
Canadian
Industrial
preferred
.1
Jan
Jan
Mar
5%
9
Jan
Sep
56 %
Feb
33% Mar
700
1% Jan
3,000
5% May
% Aug
14,400
3,800
10%
4,900
12%
12%
4%
5
Corp
1
9%
1,500
%
8
Jun
1,100
5%
2,400
400
3%
33/8
23H4
Jun
5%
400
43/4
Sep
41,:'' -5%
4,500
33A
Jun
5%
l3/8
18%
Jun
43/8
43/8
93/8
May
8% May
Oct
13%
4%
4
4%
Canadian
Canadian wide
Canaveral
Industries
Banner
—
lc
:
lOo
50c
USA Inc
10c
Co
1
Barry Wright Corp__
Barton's Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster Corp
1
Beck
Bell
Bell
1
Instrument
Castle
(A M)
6%
Benrus
Watch
Berkey
Photo
Co
3%
2,000
3ft Oct
Catalin
Corp
Hadley Corp
Central
Maine Power
Central
Power
Securities
$1.50
Feb
Jan
Jan
Chamberlin
Charter
:
11
ll3/8
1,500
9%:
%
11
1
3,700
5,800
%
1
14
14%
8
8%
1,200
3%
4
3,300
45%
1,200
43/4
45%
4,000
4
4
8%
7 5/8
8%
700
7%
6
%
7%.
7,800
8%
1,900
1
7%
73/4
23%
23%
4
3%
33/4
3%
__3
Bloomfield Building Industries Inc—
Class A
__1
10c
l7/e
1%
2
Corp
-
~-L-
.1
Blauner's
Blossman Hydratane Gas Tnc__:
Bohack
5 V2 %
(HCI
prior
For
Co common
2%
24
7%
7%
page
35.
753/4
79%
Oct
15"%
31/2
ft
3%
2,800
7,500
26
3014
301/4
63/4
63/4
6%
3%
4
1
5
Apr
33/a May
4
ft
125
83
Jan
15%
700
13
May
26
525
24%
Oct
33
Mar
32
325
30
Jun
42
Feb
200
3,000
""%
3% May
5%,
""is
Jun
H
Jun
7%
Sep
4,200
73/4
8%
1,500
22%
8
6% May
22%
400
193/4 May
19%
18%
2%
Jan
1 %
Jan
12
Jan
Feb
Jun
15%
Apr
8
Oct
22
Jan
3%
Oct
433/a
Jun
3% May
6 % May
5%
6
73/4 July
55s/8 Jan
113/4
Jan
14
6,900
10%
Jun
233/4 Mar
13%
9% May
20% Mar
Corp
25c
Development Ltd—___—____*
Cable Corp.
Z—
10c
14%
14%
16
17%
17
17%
18,400
5% May
Foil
K P
Clark Controller Co
2,300
12 % May
133/a
Jun
Coastal
Oils
Caribbean
5%
5%
'•'5%
10%
10%
11%
2,600
93/4 Aug
.7%
1%
7,100
6% May
15% Mar
4% May
10 %
7
43/4
4,500
43/a
43%
93/4
9%
150
12'A
12 V*
100
11
Jun
3
3
300
3
Aug
5%
*
Co—
&
3%
3%
3%
200
3
Jun
43/4 Mar
ft
%
ft
13,400
3%
41/4
7,500
3% May
103/4
Feb
16 %
16%
17%
19,200
14% May
38%
Jan
2,700
13% May
4 % Oct
20%
Jan
Minerals—Is
Inc
1
50c
America
4%
43/a
1.800
1%
1%
1 %
16.400
34i/2
34%
35!%
800
Oil
May
143/a
Jan
Consolidated
Royalty
33/8
Sep
Consolidated
Sun
Oil
Ray
Continental
10%
9%
8
31/4
9,500
3%
10,200
3%
93/4
Oct
171/4
1%
28
5%
17%
4,900
17%
2,500
Sep
Jun
14
20
1
83/4
3"%
44%
3%
Oct
Jun
12"%
3% May
17% July
%
Jun
6
21Vb
1
3.0C0
5,500
8 »/8
1.100
11/8
38,800
ft
Jun
1% Aug
Oct
4%
IS
2 3/4 May
5%
7% May
11 %
1%
4,200
63/4
1,000
53/4 May
51/4
1,400
5
50c
10c
6%
63/4
7%
1,200
5 % May
%
3/4
Oct
43%
41/8
14,700
22,500
3/4
Vending Machine Corp.lOc
%
5%
4%
Oct
11%
19%
19%
200*
19%
Oct
25%
3.600
4%
Jun
Cooper-Jarrett
Varnish Co—
Inc
"63/4
15
1
Jan
Jan
%
.
5
Paint &
Jan
4%
-%
ft
1
1
Feb
7% Mar
13/4
Corp
Jan
8
8
Engineering—1
jan
Jan
17% Mar
61/4
ft
Jan
Sep
5
Products class A
Feb
73/4
13/4
Aviation
Jan
Feb
33/4
%
*
—10c
% May
4%
5
5
.4
—
Inc
Continental Materials Corp
Cook
14
___20c
Inc
Gas
Construction
May
14'%
14
4V'4
Mining & Smelting Ltd—•
New Pacific Ltd
1
102
5
1
Consolidated
Oct
•
5
Co
Continental Commercial
75
4
3
Metals
&
Feb
Jan
121/4.
Colonial Sand & Stone Co——
Consolidated
18 %
4
1
Community Discount Centers Inc.—10c
Community Public Service..
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp——.—10c
Commercial
Jan
1
10
:
Products
Electronics
Feb
Apr
8
1
Clausner Hosiery Co
Aluminum
34%
19%
1
______
Clarostat Manufacturing Co.
Corporation
45,500
800
Consolidated
9
Apr
43%- Jan
Sep
12%
Feb
Oct
Feb
12%
Continental
173/4
1U
137/8 Mar
243A
12%
Feb
Mar
Jan
12%
Feb
11
Jan
7
1
14%
53% May
4% May
Feb
15
_lc
Jun
10 %
9%
Feb
____.—__10c
—
Corp
Inc
Club
Oct
243/a
Jan
Jan
May
86% May
1%
Feb
% Jun
% Oct
May
10%
1%
9%
Jan
72
85%
75
Oct
9 3/8
10
Feb
Oct
Aug
3/4
% May
3/4 May
353/8
1%
ft
69 %
151/4
/
650
245/s
2
4% May
1% Oct
Oct
63/4
Jan
Apr
Feb
43%
Jan
330
10%
1,600
Jan
4,100
600
6,300
Feb
4,OCO
73/a
10%
1%
3%
63/4
Jun
101/8
5%
5%
19%
5 3/a
151/4
Jan
13% May
1
%
600
l3/a
30%
6%
104
1,700
.
5%
33/8 May
1% Oct
17%
40
103% 109
Feb
Jan
Mar
5 3/a
Sep
6%
77%
Jan
111
~I3/a
Jun
17%
114%
Feb
_.—1
2%
5,100
Oct
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A
7%
72%
*
71%
Mining
20%
700
1,800
79
ft
1
500
2,700
4%
6%
5%
—-10
450
1
100
see
2%
•
__
.
preferred
footnotes,
1,700
Sep
85%!
5%
12,800
•
3%
America——_—2.50
Consolidated
Feb
2,100
Jan
100
7i3/4
Corp
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Cohu
♦
,
Jan
Apr
July
85%
pref
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
'
Jan
22 V*
12 %
pfd____100
Oil Co Ltd
Colonial Corp of
3,500
_l
(The)
Jan
9
Jun
213/a
34%
n
Cherry-Burrell
Chief
Jan
%
Jun
Oct
3%
72%
72%
73/a
Oct
%
%
preferred.
of
Co
Jan
14,300
73/4
1
Bickford's Inc
Birdsboro
Feb
10% May
3%
Aug
3%
Century Geophysical Corp—
Jan
2%
183/4
13% Mar
10% May
1
.100
Corp common
Jan
16 %
8
4%
Jan
12%
17
11
3.50%
Light
convertible
6%
ft 6 %
Jun
25%
1
Century Electric Co
2,800
6%
6 %
3% May
5%
$1.40 series B convertible preferred.*
2,900
1
Inc
&
1
25c
Inc__—
Corp
of America
5
17
Feb
Feb
10
Central
;4%
i%
14
50c
Berkshire Frocks Inc___
Bethlehem
10 "
14
14 %
1
ft Co
ft %
1
Corp
8% Jun
Feb
Apr
5% May
'
%
2
•
Telephone of Canada
Belock
Jun
2,400
13,100
7ft
10 3/4
325
31/4
ft
Jan
Feb
13%
5.50
Co___
4%
1
__'
3%
5%
1ft Feb
Jun
May
31
*30%
31
108 %
W)
Chromalloy
11%
Sep
3,900
11,100
8%
15
*
(J
57%
43A
Jan
8
1% Mar
16
6%
7%
15
1
.i._—
26 % Mar
Jun
%
15
Jan
15% May
12 5/a Jan
7
__5
Inc
Co
3%
♦
Corp
.
3%
25c
Shoe Corp.,—
S)
(A
Corp_z
Broadcasting
Oct
10
9%
13
Inc
Electronic
International
Sep
7% Sep
4%
Jun
4 % May
6
4,400
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred
Clary
4%
10%
50c
—
Bayview Oil Corp—:__
Bearings
3,100
1
50e
__1
Jan
Feb
Oct
3/4
9%
1%
12%
5%
4.000
31/2
38
100
31,300
3%
%
900
14,000
71/4
3%
33/8
700
8%
63/4
3%
1
13%
7%
"63/4
partic pfd—10
6c
33
7%
2.500
*
Christiana Oil Corp..
7%'
50c
Inc___
Engineering
*
•
Construction
Bargain Town
Barnes
50c
—
preferred
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banff Oil Ltd
BarChris
7 ft
29,000
7%
7
Minerals—
13
1
11,100
7
3/4
;
.6%
1
.___—,
Ltd
City Products
Baxter & Kennedy
Carter
Feb
Chemical—
Common
Convertible
1
Inc__.
%
6 3/8
Sep
Jan
5% May
31
2 3/a May
6,400
7
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Clark
Industries
20,700
1ft
n
Properties Ltd^i.
Cities
Carnation
C
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A
3%
IS
"l
2.50
Canal-Randolph Corp
Circuit
Baldwin-Montrose
Ltd.!
Ltd
Canadian Williston
Cinerama
Baker '
Javelin
3%
33/4
*
±._1
Gas
32
13
3
Co
& Oil_____16%c
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
____10c
Jan
Jun
-13
1
Corp__
6
Dock
Capital
18 May
10%
1
com
10c
Collieries
8
1,400
11%
13
.
1
Inc
Co
Inc
Industrial
%
•
11%
■ id
10c
Mfg
2% May
700
13
13
5%
%
Products Inc
Export
Central
5p
Corp—
Radio
Steel
3,200
9
19
10 pesos
Inc_,_
Automatic
3
45%
Canadian
Carey
&
Centers Inc
Automatic
8%
44%
1
Mining
Corp
Devices
2%
9
&
Jan
% July
<•".
44%.
Dredge
Capital
ft;
Corp option warrants
Ayrshire
Oct
7%
Atlas General Industries Inc
Avis
4%
C anadian
8%
Jan
9%
Corp
Consolidated
Development
Avien
1%
Jun
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc—1
Canadian Petrofina
2 % May
May
*
Ltd
Canadian Marconi
3
5
22
500
Feb
:
9%
9,700
13,400
53/4
Jun
oct
7%
113/a
3 IS
5%
Mar
ft
133/4
Sep
Sep
3%
43
393/4
Aug
5
93/4
3ft
1
Inc
Co
52% Mar
59% May
40
Feb
3
10%
1
Bread
Jan
Mar
56
333/4 July
10c
——
103
Jun
350
58%
573%
Campbell Machines
Canada
Oct
Inc—
Records
A
Oct
17
35*
%
5
;
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
965/8 May
10c
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar
Aurora
Mar
331/3 c
*
Audio
2,900
Feb
27.
3 % May
1
Atlas
243/4
18,700
4
1
America
Corp
Atlas
1ft
3%
1
Labs
Testing
Financial
Atlas
800
1,000
98
7 % May
1,800
1%
_£1
Inc
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantic
1
25
1,300
2%
%
3%
Inc
Atico
29,900
21%
1%
40c
Chemical Industrial Products__10c
Atco
26%
2%
Inc
Associated Oil & Gas Co.
Associated
8.200
92% July
Industries—
Laundries
Associated
ft
1%
14%
100
19%
1
—4
deposit rets regular
Associated Food
25%
100
1
Services
Electric
25%
1
com
Inc
Baby
American
Co
preferred
Asamera Oil Corp
Associated
12%
19%
Aluminum
convertible
35c
96
12%
pfd_100
warrants
Arrow Electronics
96%
■
50
——i'
%
49%
—50
—
Insurance
Canadian
Anthony Pools Inc
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
common
preferred
Fire
%
; is
Power
preferred
Camden
.-/19% Feb
May
23/8 May
9
Jan
21
213/4
Jan
34%
Oct
53/8
4%
22
1
18% Mar
Sep
10%
12%
Feb
16,100
*
California
% Mar
6
4% Feb
100
1
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angostura-Wupperman :
1
Anken
4% -
._2
Corp:
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
Ansul
12
11%
24
45 %
IS
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd——
Cabol
"5%
5%
5%
July
Jan
Feb
Jan
10% Mar
6%
16
2%
QlA
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
F«»b
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, October 22, 1962
.
(1684)
AMERICAN STOCK
stocks
American Stock Exchange
•
Sale Frloe
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd
Class B non-voting
ci A voting—*
*
Reynolds
&
Corroon
common
Corp
Cott Bottling Co of New
England
United
Crose
B
1
Co—
Mfg
6%
Jan
General
Acceptance
Feb
General
200
100
Battery
&
Feb
General
Builders
113A Mar
General
Development Corp
lA
1%
11,000
33%
14,900
4%
2 Va
% May
500
43
General Electric
Feb
10%
May
30
Jan
4%
Oct
Feb
American
dep
Corp..
600
2%
Jun
5%
Jan
General Gas Corp.
500
5% May
8%
Jan
General
3%
3%
1,400
3% Aug
7 % Mar
12%
400
^2%
2%
2%
6%
6%
7.
8%
8%
10
11,800
8%
Giannini
Giant Foods Inc
Jun
21
9
Feb
May
16
Mar
11
10%
12%
5,600
9
11%
.
11%
11%
1,400
9 % May
'
15 % Mar
,u_
Controls
Corp
com
C)
(A
Gilchrist
D
Day
Mines
—
Jan
Jun
12%
Jan
Oct
103/a
Jan
2%
10,800
17%
3,500
1%
16%
16%
141.-:.
l'A
~7%
7%
8%
7%
7%
8
Oct
29 Va
Jan
Sep
149 %
Apr
Feb
12"
6% May
Jun
1,300
9% Aug
5%
3%
123/4
Jun
Jan
Great
56,000
% May
3/4
Oct
1
4,100
8
Sep
10%
Sep
Greer
V/2
3%
3%
2,200
3
Oct
6 3/4
Jan
Gridoil Freehold
com—10c
10
1%
1%
2
1,800
1%
1%
2
800
Sep
5%
Jan
1% Oct
53/a
Jan
1%
ord
:
9%
i%
1%
Steel &
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Chemical
Co
•
Ltd
1%
12y8
~7%
stock
Coal ord
600
9%
1%
Jun
16
Drilling &; Exploration Co
i:
i—_-5
2,800
14%
Jun
1,800
10 'A
Jun
38
Jun
~6% ~7%
6%
2,100
6%
27%
(The) Co—
Corp
Sulphur & Potash
32%
34%
1,800
15%
15%
16 %
9,100
16
16%
300
6%
%
Oct
6
Industries
3%
2
5%
Jun
2%
200
7%
7%
7%
1,800
Inc
Land
American
Gulf States
29%
29%
2,100
23% May
2 Va
6,300
1 % May
2
2
H & B American
1
A
Company
;
Eastern
Freightways
Eastern
19 Va
19 Va
20%
9%
9 Va
9%
3%
3%
4%
$7
$6
Edo
.
Apr
103/8
Apr
Mar
34
4'A
Jan
Manufacturing
4%
4%
4%
15 Va
15%
10%
1
Corporation
Ltd—
1
Electrographie
1
""
Electric
Hartford
343/8
Industries
6%
cum
Essex
Chemical
Eureka
Oct
:.*!
200
30% Mar
Feb
V
Jun
180
.140
May
165
Feb
19
25 Va
26%
7,400
20
Jun
2 3A
2 3/4
3
4%
4 %
43/8
300
8 3/8
9%
1,900
16
18%
6,300
7
,8 VB
6,100
16 r
7%
___1
Heli-Coil
Heller
preferred
Helmerich & Payne Iric
■i
Oct
—
Jun
13A
Jan
Hi/uway Trailer
Sep
8% July
%
6
Jan
Oct
133/a
Jan
Oct
24%
Feb
93/4
Jan
Ind Inc new
■5% convertible preferred.:
Hill's Supermarkets Inc—
5
5V4
2,500
4%
Jun
8%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
2,500
2 Va
Sep
5
Jan
6Ve
6 Va
6 Va
100
4
Jun
9%
Jan
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation _4
Holly Stores Inc
4%
4
4%
11,900
6'A
Jan
Holophane
20c
32%
2% May
28 VB Jun
43%
250
2 Va
1%
7,100
5 Va
Jun
2%
Class
Home
;
Home
Oil
Jan
Class
Oct
Jun
4 V2
4%
14%
14%
6,300
4,400
27 lA
20%
233/8
3,800
Apr
Jan
44% Mar
46%
Jan
4,700
9%
12%
i
-—4
r
553A
Jan
Hormel
Co
(Geo A)
5%
14%,/
&
Hardart
Baking
400
May
Horn
&
Hardart
600
4 Va
4 Va
4%
4 Va
Oct
7%
Jan
5 %
7
7
7
1,300
63A
Jun
17 Va
Jan
Hoskins
1
7Va
7
7
%
1,809
7 1
Oct
15 %
Jan
Howell
7 % May
■;
11%
.—10c
2%
2%
2%
1,100
2%
Oct
1
3%
3%
3%
2,600
3%
Sep
(The)
~4.%
5%
Feb
Hubbell
8%
Jan
Class
25c
Vs
Va
Va
Jun
Jan
Hudson
6%
6%
8
2,200
6 Va
Sep
13% Mar
3%
3%
33A
9,400
3 Va
Oct
11%
A
Hycon
Manhattan
&
Corp class
A
Vitaipin Products Inc.—
Manufacturing Co..
Hydromatics
Inc
_!
Hydrometals
Inc
Food Products
Hygrade
Sep
47%
Jan
Feb
40
Feb
:
Mar
15%
Jan
14% Sep
4% Sep
Jan
Sep
26%
Jan
Oct
12 Va
Feb
3%
Jan
4%
1,000
7
Oct
Jan
14% Mar
6% July
4%
Oct
1,200
A
Jun
IV2
16%
Jun
25 Vs
Jan
Apr
2,300
4%
: 3/4-
Jan
18%
2,200
1
1 Va
7,200
1
Sep
2%
5 V2
5%
4,400
5%
Oct
20 Va
Jan
34
343/8
300
29 %
Jun
44 %
Apr
14
14
'
200
11 Va May
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
"18 %
183/a
1 Va
i3A
16%
8%
1,300
Jun
'
200
8 % May
50
26% May
102
Jun
.
27%
28%"
105 Va 107
290:
V"
18% Mar
15 Vs
Feb
14 % M-ar
Mar
36
Feb
190
i9%
Jan
101%
Jan
May
18 Va
1,500
19%
42%
90 % July
33 Va
Apr
4 Vs
2,000
4-
May
9%
Apr
200
16%
Jun
22%
200
16 %
Jun
21% Mar
26
163A
16%
303/8
30%.
31
13 Va
13 Va
14 Vs
1,300
2,500
2%
10
1
10c
1
2.50
5
2%
2%
8,500
•
;
-
24
% May
Jun
13
1% May
.___
45/b
133/s
13%
9,400
5%
34
Feb
4
28%
4
Feb
Jan
Jan
May
157/s
Jan
4Va May
14%
Jan
5 Va
~4%
Jun
17%
16%
•
4
17%
5
common
Feb
10%
6%
1,600
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5
com
Hudson
100
B
class
Tuc
(Harvey)
12%
15%
12 3A July
18%
7Va
;
1,
Co
Jan
May
2%
100
3.50
Co
Motors
Jan
IV2
13% Mar
.7Va Oct
3 % May
13% Sep
12
2 Va May
4%
1h
:
19%
_—_
Mfg
Electric
Oct
3Va Mar
7
Co
preferred
A
80
2%
2%
Jan
9% Mar
106
16,400
6
-
common——,
1
11 %
Jun
500
4%
Jan
Mar
5% Mar
May
July
400
13%
Feb
14%
77
18
2,900
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Feb
Jan
~
5 V2
7.50
Jan
32.'
8
5
1
& Co.__
3%
20,000
7Va
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———*
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Jun
2,100
34;
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class
7%
'
4%
13%
—_
Oct
-
4 Va
7 Va
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50c
1
Group Inc_____
Ltd
20% Aug
22
1,500
4Va
Feb
Apr
24%
97
25c
Mines
4%
6% July
28%
71
40c
,
Jun
9% Sep
1,300
2.50
Corp.
5
1%
1
33
4%
10%
A
10 Va
1
B
5Va
—
5 V8 May
10,300
5,200
6
26
;
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Sep
5
-
.
5 Va
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5%
v
10V4
10
50c
.
Co
39 Va Mar
Oct
Jun
42
& Co Inc
A _—1
(R)
104
Jun
98
Hoe
10
Inc
153A
23
Va May
105/s
1,25
4
"warrants"..:
Hotels
Hilton
5
43
6V8 May
14,600
1
Industries Inc.
1%
1,100
%
•
8% May
Co.i
International
-
7Va
_10<5
Manufacturing
Higbie
203/8
20
2,000
6 3/4
Galion Products Inc
Hercules
Jan
Sep
1,900
5
.2% May
4% Sep
9V2
22 %
14 3A
23,100
4%
'
3%
ll3A
Hofmann
3y8
800
3 Va
9%
Hoffman
35
63 3A May
12 Va
Feb
2%
700
1
Jan
32%
74
-10C
32%
100% 101
6 % May
21
;
10 V«
3
1,400
4,000
Inc
Pak
Portion
Jun
7
pfd.j— -ioo
400
4%
Henderson's
5 Va May
17
rV
j
5%%
& CO.
11% May
16
73%
74
-10c
Jun
63/8
6%
.16%
Corp
(W E)
7%
163/4
17
__10
2% May
3% May
3,900
26'%
Jun
Co..
Jan
4% Oct
July
12%
4,100
5,800
Feb
200
15
•
Rule
Exquisite Form Indus
Jan
Jan
1
.Va Aug
25%
6 3A
Co
Instruments
May
pfd__ —100
Corporation ,Ltd______$l
Evans
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jun
Helena Rubenstein Inc
4'/2
Corp
Feb
5%
1%
5%
Jun
14%
1
Manufacturing Co
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire Inc
Esquire Radio & Electronics
263A
6%
20
4%
—.——
4%
Ero
Jan
Mar
41
12
._10c
Co
Mining
15 Ve
1
Feb
5
12
Jun
200
-
,
Apr
Jan
Sep
4,800
-25c
Bishop Inc
800
1
112,900
2%
8Vs
10
Oct
14
5%
4%
2,900
common
5%
VA
.■
8% Jan
2%
,_10c
IIIIl
& Steel Corp
1st preferred
Forge
2,600
3%
Inc.
•
Corp common
convertible preferred
$2
Ve
Apr
2
24%
1
Lithographing Co
Havana
6,300
1
Erie
3%
7 00
13%
...2
5%
4%
Equity
2,100
33/8
..
Apr
10%
Jan
23
—
18%
17%
—25c
11%
—10c
300
2 Va
Jan
30
16
34%
34%
15%
May
12
Va
4%
Jun
%
200
2
v
Sep
May
3
4,900
12
2 Va
;— —1
Harvey's Stores cjass A
Hastings Mfg Co.
4%
—50c
&
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
900
%
3A
1
Inc
Radio Co
Harvey
4%
4%
Specialty
Inc
~3%
12
12
—25 i
17%
Research Associates Inc —10c
Electronic
Corp
Jun
5% July
22%
250'
Light
11%
Electronic
Emerton
t'. 6%
2
1,900
23
__,
1,800
__;
18.20J
7
-10c
—_
Inc
Stores
16,000
Electronic
Inc
2 Va
E% May
.
...1
—.—
VA
1
Electronics Corp of America
100
^3
1
:
12%
4%
—10c
Facilities
2% May
30,500
-
Apr
21% Mar
May
3% July
1% Oct
41,700
4
28%
Oct
8%
Inc
3%
Corp
Communications
Co
1%
53A
Jan
8
,
500
2
2
6%
/,
1
__il
11%
4
Assistance
Missile
800
33/8
3'A
—„—
3%
Electronic
Emenee
8
5,700
1
6%
15
—
-
12 Ve
6
Electronic
El-Tronics
10 Va
15
n
6
Corp
12%
1
Electro-Voice Inc
Jun
'
162
-
.•
Elder-Peel
Feb
15 Va
1,800
12%
Feb
4%
1,700
15'A
~1
•
Feb
53
36
;
Co..
7%
13%
Jun
7
30O
•
preferred series A
preferred series B
2,400
53/4
3%
_10c
Harnischfeger Corp
Oct
500
1
Inc
1%
1%
Jun
2%
8% May
19 Va Oct
1,000
,
Feb
> <3%
4%
9,600
-
17%
Apr
•1% May
18% Jun-
50O
-
93/8
.
Oct
1%
11,600
225/k'
9V4
Corp
Jan
Oct
900
7%
7
48%
20o
States Corp common
Echlin
A
49
2
2%
49%
2
7
-
—25
13/4
6%
—5
Corp..
Corporation
Haven
2
1
Inc
22%
•
35 V4 Aug
Jun
8
2,100
-^4,900
1
...2
(Paul)
Hardemkn
Heinicke
class
Co
3-%
4%
com—.,—
Corp.
Hall Lamp Co.
Hamilton Electro
Hecla
Devices
Air
Can
27 Va
9
9%
1
Industries—
Western
&
Hazel
Eastern
800
31%
/
:: 1%
1%
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc ._50c
Eastern
Sep
3
& Industries..— _50c
Land
Harn
4% Aug
6% May
29%
2%
Sep
E
Eastern
15 Ve
Va
Feo
13%
Jun
•
lOo
Gulf
Hartfield
>
1
Co
Corp
17%
20
Jun
4,100
7
Feb
45
9 % May
15%
15o
Test
Oct
8 Va
_50c
Apr
Mar
9% May
Jun
33%
~6%
18 Va
43
Jun
Dunlop Rubber Co Lid—
;
American dep rets ord reg____i._i.10s
Duraloy
13 V#
173/4 Mar
13% May
I
1,100
V
203A Mar
12%
Feb
133/e
9c
Gulton Industries Inc..
15%
23%
5
Warrants
Gulf
15%
15%
Jun
II3/4 Mar
11%.
Oct
12%
V30
i— —30
...
Jan
Jun
4 Va
1,700
1
Company
Jan
Sep
7%
8,300
13 Va
*
22%"
:
Feb
53/8
•
common. _60c
Jun
Jan
17 Va
3%
V
8
23,300
-
4%
r'i
31%
Products.__.__
(The)
;
10%
16 Va
4%
"13%
Stores
14%
15%
1,700
5
Drug Fair-Community Drug..
Dynalectron
V
4c
Leases
25%
600
8%
12.
32.50
1
.*
1
.___
Dorsey (The) Corp—
Draper Corp..
3% Mar
15%
7.50
;
Feb
12%
7%
•
Ltd
common
Sep
8 % May
11,400
12%
6 A May
Sep
1,000
10
15%
12%
•
•
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion
100
4 A
41S
415
9%
1
4
.
2%
Dominion
Co
4H
10s
reg
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Harris
Griesedieck
Grocery
Guerdon
preferred
17% Mar
16 Va
preferred series A—1
Hydraulics
'
6%
Grow Corp
Ltd—
Co
13%
16%
Jun
Corp—__. —>_1
Producers
Western
10,500
%
&
Jan
Jun
1
;
Chemical
9%
7
7%
1
Ltd
410 Va
A
Bowling Corp__
Lakes
Great
Jan
12%
10%
Gray Manufacturing Co_—U
American Industries Inc_—. ,_10c
_20C
Great Basins Petroleum Co.
Great Lakes
Feb
35
12%
900
13%
Great
f
3,100
1
Oct
16%
138
10
141
29%
Sep
7,200
15%
123A
10'A
12% Mar
50c
Oct
Jun
Jun
13%
Sep
Jan
f 99
Va
94 Va
100
Jan
103Va
May
600
—.5
7 Va
6%
6%
V/2
r
30O
Feb
6%
100
13 Va
Jan
io
-4o
15%
11%
13%
700
500
....
101
Feb
13A
Oct
10 Va May
2,900
-
•
13% Mar
17
Jun
%
Aug
13%
12%
70
11%
12
7
Sep
Jan
14
10 Va May
13,800
-
973/4
com—*
new
47/s
40%
Oct
10%
Oct
29%
10%
Mar
Feb
15 Va Mar
May
9%
29,700
1 Va
11%
27
8,300
13
16 V2
1
10%
May *
29
IVA
6 Vs July
31
143/4
123/4
Oct
28
-12%
13%
Qoodway Printing Co Inc
—1
Gordon Jewelry class A_____
—i_4
Gorham Corporation
1
Grand Rapids Varnish—1—t——
1
Supermkts
12%
lo%
♦
<96%
1%
Mar
7%
315 Mar
9%
101
5
8%
Inc
1,300
Jan
11% July
13%
B
Inc—
n
Dorr-Oliver
2,400
93/4
9%
Knitting Mills'Inc.L
.1
Inc.——1
L—__1
Goldfield Consolidated Mines—_____L1
Goodman Manufacturing Co.
___16%
8%
rets
29%
28
28
Gloray
H
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Oct
Gobel ' (Adolf) -
8%
Co
5%
4%
3
2%
.5
100
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp class A conv
Duval
7
1 y4 Mar
Union Co
Systems
25o
Quality
Distillers
Duro
-
2,600
44,900
450
...
1st preferred—
Driver
,
Security
Products Engineering Co Inc 1
Dilbert's
$2
1%
6 3/4
1,200
Corp
Dielectric
7%
1%
5%
4,100
Products
Oils
Devon-Palmer
Dialight
Apr
5%
5%
Manufacturing
Industrial
53A
Jun
'!
Jan
2%
1V* May
11%
.
class
Distilleries
Globe
Jan
Sep
VA
1
Stores..—
Mfg class A
Detroit
9%
3%
3
5 A
debenture stock
Desilu Productions Inc
&
4% Oct
1,000
3,200
4%
8%
Gasket
5,200
3%
3Va
5%
Dennison
Detroit
4%
3%
3
100
35
com—20c
Inc
Dayco Corp class A pref
D C Transit System Inc cl a
Defiance Industries Inc cl B
SDejay
4'A
3%
3
12
Sep
1
Brothers Inc
Davidson
4%
50o
50o
2.50
20
7%
Jan
6% May
*
Mines
Co:
Co
Globe
Crystal Dairies
5,800
Jan
Mar
1
_*
Ltd__i
_r—1____
Yellowknife
Giant
'Gilbert
Glenmore
Daryl Industries Inc..
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
«,
8
class A n v__—1
preferred
Glass Tite Industries Inc———
Daitch
73A
*
*
50c
Georgia -Power $5 preferred.
Jan
8
May
73A
11%
5%
8
300
1
$4.60
Jun
1,300
1%
1%
Jun
Feb
Feb
Apr
5%
6 V8
1%
1
Aug
7%
400
8%
■
13A
53A
Genung's Incorporated
Jan
900
4
Corp..
Stores
5
1,400
Corporation
Plywood
2%
600
8%
17 Va
4
1%
£1
5
1
__2.50
1
ord reg
rets
6 %
12%
1
;
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2%
May
98
1
Ceramic Corp
Foam
2%
10
4
"wts"
General
General
18%
35%
Sep
Co Ltd—
6
3%
Jun
Sep
8
53A
Corp
6% July
f
High
25 Va
500
900
1
1
Alloys Co
7%
11%
26 Va
1
9%
11%
General
—
common
Gellman
10 Va
253A
100
Jun
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
93
10%
•
common
preferred
May
4%
4%
1
5%
Co
Power
Gatineau
Jan
1
Inc
Garan
'
Feb
21
Low
G
General
7%
•
2<j
31%
1%
31%
Manufacturing Co class A
*
Laboratories class A common—1
Class
5
25c
Corp—
_.
Cutter
5%
700
6%
—:_
1
Crown Aluminum
Industries Corp—25c
Crown Central Petroleum
(Md)_
5
Crown Drug
Co.,
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co
10c
Cubic Corporation—
*
Curtis
200
7
._
Milner & Co
Crowley
200
5%
6%
7%
—1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Creole Petroleum Corp
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
1
Corp
Instruments
Jan
22 'A
Feb
20%
5%
Par
Jan
17
163/4
Jun
16 Va
20%
reg)—£1
dep receipts (ord
American
Cox
200
17'A
1%.
Shares
Feb
18
15% Aug
7% Oct
2,800
17'A
Ltd—
Courtaulds
8%
20%
1.50
1
Beverage
for Week
of Prices
High
July
17 %
*
preferred class A—
$1
Cott
Range
Sale Price
Friday
Low
High
7%
7%
3
1
Sales
Last
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Range Since
15
Coro Inc
Week's
STOCKS
Range
Last
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 19)
Sales
Week's
Friday
1,900
Oct
26
Jan
600
15
13%
3%
Jun
10%
Feb
F
Fabrex
Corp
Fairmont
Falcon
i
Chemical
Seaboard
Co
Drilling Co
._1.50
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc.
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
Fields
Petroleum
Plastics
Fiimways
Financial
Inc..
First National
Corp
Ford
Corp
City
r^iillo
212
20,800
2 % May
6%
7'A
1,000
6%
4
14%
Oct
4%
4%
4%
2,600
4%
7
6%
7'A
1,800
6%
4%
5'A
3,400
4 Va
8
Oct
5%
May
14%
10%
10%
15%
14%
3,900
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jan
Mar
9% Aug
9%
Apr
21 Va Mar
13 Va May
3%
1,500
11%
,
400
3
6%
Sep
9%
Oct
21
Feb
Inland
Feb
Insurance
Homes
Co
of
1 Va
1%
2,100
1%
Oct
3%
Feb
International
Breweries
6,500
4Va
Jun
9%
Feb
International
Holdings
Corp
13%
13%
14%
3,500
10%
10%
400
10 V8 May
9,200
8 % May
•
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II
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132
5%
2%
5
3%
5%
2%
5
3%
30 Va
14%
132
5%
3
25
2,800
3,600
5%
1,400
33A
1,200
31
400
13
116
5%
July
Oct
2%
Jun
4 Va
Jun
3%
27
30%
May
.
Jan
International
Jan
Iniein, c inM
Strei
15%
Oct
Intex
—_
160
11%
9%
6%
Oil
-.n
.
Jan
Investors Funding Corp
Jan
Investors
Jan
Jan
Royalty
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
Ipco
7%
5%
13
Jan
Feb
Israel-American Oil Corp
15% May
:
—10c
Oct.'-
1834
800
'9%
1,200
7%
Jun
80 :,/8
7,600
65 %
Jun
.
13
Sep
Feb
7% Mar
35%
14%
107
Jan
Feb
M-ar
Jan
3,400
•
3%
Oct
26%
Sep
39%
Jan
1,900
4
27%
7%
0"t
7%
Aor
2,100
2%
3Va
8 lA:
5%
5%
800
13%
800
3'A
16,200
2%
Jan
10
80 %
Jan
88
Sep
Aug
11
Aug
3
~8%
8 %
16%
A
Va
Jan-
7%
84
—
Jan
2%
16%
.1
Irving Air
40%
3%
13
3Va
Hospital Supply Corp...
Chute
Oct
Jun
7
9 Va
••
8%
92
78 Va
.2%
Jan
Jan
-12
90O
3%
—
Jun
Jan
49%
17
Jun
83%
700
2,6%
pfd.,—100
40
Jun 'V
B%
6% May
4'-"
3%
(N. Y.), cl A..5
6%
4%
26%
_
11%
3%
18
9Va
79
-
July
30
3%
>
3%
33 %c
6% May
3% May
11
—1,
Produces
Company
3,300
3,600
90
18
5
Products
16%
7%
3%
.
12%
"7%
—
-1
Inc.
43A
4,700
90
1
4%
403/a
7%
5
America-
9,500
12%
12%
_1
cl^ss A.
North
7%
38%
.
__
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Corp
1%
13%
39%
.
Industrial Plywood Co Inc.,
7 {'0
"'7%
•
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4%
1
4%
—-
Chemical
I_
i
Magnetics Corp
Inland Credit Corp
3%
1
Inc
Co
C
Imperial
l
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Enterprises
33 %c
1
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American dep rets ord reg.„— —£1.
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Imperial Oil (Canada)
I—
5
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.__—
£1
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
1
Independent Telephone Corp
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd_ ..100,
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp.....50c
I M
Llfso
of Canada
A)
2%
6%
ioc
3
(The)
(Geo
2 ii
Apr
1%
1% May
™1.8
preferred
Friendly Frost Inc
Fuller
4,700
ioc
Inc..
(M H)
Motor
1,100
1%
I—l
Inc
31%
Jun
243%
1A
25c
Fischer & Porter Co
F"iest
23
23 %
i
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Fotf "hrcme
Jan
Jan
1A
1
Feb
7 Va
9%
Realty & Construction
Sterling
rishman
2,900
8%
Jun
4 V4 May
24%
I
Corp
Warrants
Firth
4%
5%
3% Aug
i
common...
convertible
60c
600
5 Va
1
;
General
3,600
3%
10c
Chemicals
&
7%
1
Federated Purchaser class A
Felmont
5
7%
3%
7%
i
84
1,900
5% July
5%
2,400
8%
1.7%
500
10%
%
13 600
87/s-
Jun
May
12
A
Jun
.Tnlv
10
Aug-
8% Mar
23%
3%
Jan
Oct
26% Mar
Mar
Number 6205
Volume 196
.
(1685)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 19)
Week's
Friday
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS:
American Stock Exchange
Par
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
i.','.
High
Low
Par
High
Low
Range Slnee Jan. 1
High
Low
Montgomery Ward & Co class A_.
Jeannette Glass Co—
—1
:—
Jefferson Construction Co—__—
Corp__
Series
warrants—:
B
Industries
Jetronic
31/4
37/a
1,300
87/a
8 3/s
1,300
l.GCO
5i%
—75c
2 !/a
2i7ff
1,700
l7/a
21/4
,1.23/a
3A00
2
4%
43A
47/8
.3,700
5
1,000
5i/a
.
Morse
Apr
63/a
21/2 May
Jun
2Va
-10c
23%
Oct
Mi
Jan
Feb
9 Va
May
12
41/8 May
Jan
1.700
4%
81/4
5,0C0
4'A May
3%
3%
100
3%
5%
53A
500
4Va Jan
13
13
23%
500
13%
243A
Tel & Tel
States
25
14%
Jan
4
Jan
6%
Jan
Aug
13
Oct
18%
Feb
21
May
35
Mar
Jun
14
Jan
„
5.700
8%
1,800
7%
4%
8
83/4
Movielab Inc
Mar
10'A
4%
7'A
5%
Company
Mountain
53/4 Jan
July
Apr
Jun
4%
preferred
Diablo
153'A
7'A
Industries common—
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
Feb
4U
Jun
Mt
Jan
4%
Products
Electro
ciemens
6%
11% Mar
5'A
77/'a
5 i3e
2 Va
—
Inc———
(The)
Corp
Jupiter
93/a
7%
—i
Asbestos
Lake
Jefferson
91/3
3'A
z::\
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals-
9%
High
1443A
<
3,900
3%
A
3%
Oc t
9'A
MPO Videotronics class A
—
6'A
6%
6%
1.7Q0
6
May
14%
4%
4'A
43/a
7,200
4
Jun
6 Via Mar
26%
2,200
23
Jun
34% Apr
12% Aug
46% Oct
Star
Movie
class
Inc
Munta TV Inc
—
Ohio
Murray
Mfg
25
Co
A
3%
25
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Corp——
1—L—4
& Company—
——50c
,,1 %
pfd—100
='•' 971/2"
1
11V*
1
1
Co————25c
12%
123/4
153/8
10%
101/a
10%
22 y2
Stores.'Inc—„ — '__:—1
8'/a
Industries
Kaiser
5%'
*53/8
'25,300
51/4
Oct
■10%
7,300
1%
Sep
33/4
Gas
Kansas
Katz
4'A%
Electric
&
Company————
Kaufman & Broad Bldg Co
—
Drug
Kavanau
Corp——
Kaweeki
Chemical
Kay, Jewelry'
Kidde
.
Co—.—1__2.50
(Walter) &
Kilembe
.—
Cobalt Ltd—m——1
Copper
Klein
(S> Dept
Corp Ltd—_—_—1
.»—_—_10c
(I, B)
Kleijaert
(H
Klion
Stores Inc.,;————1
Rubber Ce__—
2.50
Inc
L)
25c
-
Forge Co——j_33V3C
Electronics Corp—.—_I0c
Kulka Smith
201/2 May
'
*
y
153/4
153/4
c
■■
"
'A
•.
•
Jun
15 *
12
■
3%
Jan
-
78
3%
Sep
121/a
300
5v:
National Bellas
Jan
7%
Sep
National Casket
?
/
13
"
:
18
18 3A
IV2
11/2
4 y8
47/a
5
163/4
1,200
ldO
Sep
7%
28%
*9% May
43/a May
Jan
Jan
National
Rolling
National
Rubber
153A
Jan
National
Telefilm
28'A
July.
17% Sep
Feb
/
2,600
1% May
23/4 Mar
t
3,900
4% May
9%
National
'
Co
Mills
National Video
Nedicks
Associates
Co
Packing Co
5,600
8
'13.100
1%
1,700
1%
Oct
4%
Jan
4%
■V" 600
4
Jan
4%
Apr
200
22
Jun
"
23
7%
7'A
1
:■;/ 11%
Mar
32
13%
Jun
Jan
14% Jan
8'A Aug
300
193A Mar
93/4 July'
11
Hi
2'A
2,700
14,000
143%
1,600
14 %
Oct
2,400
121/a
jun
22VA Jan
27 Va Feb
"51/4
14%
;
1534
141/8
Apr
7
•.!
Oct
•7 ay* Aug
1,300
22
Jan
593/4 July
1 Va
6.7CO
1
Jun
3%
~2%
63/4
473/8
1
1
5%
3%
100
3'A
Jan
4%
Feb
Jun
3 'A
Feb
Oct
16 'A
2'A
,7%
2,300
)•
5,000
:•
7%
8%
9%
7%
1,200
9
8%
51/4
3,500
•! 2%
7
700
11 3/s
11%
11%
11%
12'A
iff
%
271%
26%
27%
91/3
9%
10'/a
Feb
12%
Feb
10%
Jun
Aug
Oct
11
83/4
2,400
:
Jan
23/4
8'A July
500
11%
1
Co——
4
421/4
43
-2
Mur
6%
l.OOO
;
9%
Feb
12%
7 % May
14'A
50c
20c
—■*
Inc
Nelly Don Inc
Nestle-Le
:'7
11
_10
—10c
1
Corp class A
Stores
Needham
Mar
9
14'A
National Union Electric Corp——30c
Feb
Jun
—1
■
Machinery
Transit
12% Mar
Jon
3%
2
—1
Inc—
National Research Corp—
Jan
24Va
6 (A
7%
63/8
9
25c
Ltd—
Industries
Presto
7'A
1
Rental Ltd_
Equipment
4,100
Jan
9%
4Vi May
4'A
23
'
1
Inc
Petroleum
National
10% Mar
Jun
(Mich)
14VA Apr
.
8% Jun
1%
Weld Machines—__1
Electric
National
Jan.
8
-1
1
5
Corp——
Company
National
Jah *
19
11
14,900
•13A
••
1/2
Jun
Oct
/ 7,600
51/2
17
Apr
2%
6 'A
7%
Company
National
7
—
'6,800
/ 63/a
Brewing Co
National
1,200
6%
1
Hess_.
3% Oct
1,200
12%
5%
25c
Bowl-O-M&t
National
18 'A Sep
41'A Aug
25% Jan
141/8
r-
500
13
,
1/4
3,200
:15,700
16 3/4
13
■
7
/./
k
5%
Dehydrat & Milling— 3
Alfalfa
National
3%
,
12
12
1
Ihc——
Nat Nast Inc class A
Feb
3%
—1
Inc
Napco Industries
National
Sep
*1
3%.
5
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Sep
1%
2 %
"
13%
4,000
16%
12
18
4'A
4
■*
*13% Aug
131/2 May
Jun
,48,000
?:.3
3
•14%
A 5y8
v
N
: Feb
14
3/4 July
Oct
2 Va
1,900
<
16
1/4
'
3
r
4'A
Company
Nachman
50% Feb
9'A May
IV2 Jun
1
/ 1,600
307/s
Corp^^-,.—>—i-—
(The)
Kropp
■1514
/ 251/4
Sep
'
—5
Kostm Corp
————-7.50
Kratter (The) Corp class A„.—.
-1
Hotels
Knott
Feb
voo
; 21/2
21/4
153A
"14'/a
1,900
3% May
Apr
213/8
4,400
18
26%
153/a-
18
8 '/a
-
2,200
'
■
Industries Inc
Kleer-Vu
223A July
Feb
91/2 May
•
900
13/4
*13
l'A ..11/4
Kingston
Kirkland Minerals
*
12
1 %
A
26%
5,100
A 3,500
"1,300
24 Va
/II1/4
V
.
Products—
,1
Kinney Service Corp_——--1.
Kirby Petroleum Co._——————1
.—,—1
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
8% May
1,300
991/2 Mar
2,100
81/2
~1 Vd
"Kingsford Company-————-—1.25
2.300
451/4
Sep
Jan
Oct
93/4
5,600
'
%
951/2
11
10
12 ya
22 Va
1/256 Oct
66,000
971/2
97ya
\ 11
.1%;
——10c
JKin-Ark Oil Company-
11%
44%
;
Feb
Jan
11 y4
'
10
443A
Muter
Jan
l5/s .." i3A
1/256 1/256
53/,
■'
(D)
Kaltman
10
Muskogee Co
Jan
19
Jan
Jun
17%
Jan
'
-
'
Apparel. Inc__
:
'——_1
Radio Electronics Corp—A.1
Lake Shore Mines Ltd:
——.J—.—-1
L'Aiglon
9 Y»
9
Lafayette
8 V*
8y8
8%
3,900
2%
21/2-
27/8
5,100
Lakey Foundry Corp—_L__L——L-l
Industries—3
10
/
3,000
2%
2 7/8
33/4
"3^4
Lamb
4
300
91/8
91/2
133/4
133/4
14%
Lanston Industries Jnc————_:-L-5
Larchfield Corp—
:___
1
;_1
:3y4
31/4
31/4
5
4%
/so.:.
Corp———„—J——1
Products' class A
1
Lefcourt Realty Corp——.
—A—25c.
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc——1
"3%
& Sessions Co—_
;
1,600
I'
87/8
251/4
•
1,200
f 2,000
Jan
Jan
New
Apr
Mexico &
New.
4
Jan
New Park Mining Co
Sep
Jan
15
Few IrT^css
Jan':
Jan:
8
4% May
'
—
—
2%
:i
Jan
6 % Mar
Noma
Noramco
»>
Corp
26V4
Oct
36
83/8
Jun
13 'A
2%
60,600
1%
Jun
23/4
Oct
34%
475
301/4
Sep
42 y4
Sep
500
291/4 Aug
39% Mar
2,100
29% May
47
2%
31
31
(new)——.——*
New York Auction Co__
—•
New York & Honduras Rosario_A-3.33V3
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
——1
A
20%
1
Land
Arizona
Jun
29%
29%
35%
;
30%
36'A
39%
}
7.80Q
4,900
2 .:
2 '/a
3,000
1% May
6%
6%
1,200
4'A May
4%
Motor
Lee
N Y common—_—_l
10
Lithium Corp of America Inc.————1
3%
1,300
13
f
12
12'A
10
10
14%
Liberty Fabrics of
143/4
Locke
Chain
Steel
.
%
"73/8
6%
73/a
_2:50
-
14
8,100
:.,r
,,8
14
5
.*
11,800
1:
14
o
"
10
-100
Jan
15% Mar
1
Oct
40 3/4 Mar ;
73/8 July
61/4 Oct
-
Norfolk
2% Jan
25%
1
'A May
143/4
14,300
1.
Jun
9
500
18
Oct
125
-1
North American Royalties Inc
.-1
North Canadian Oils Ltd
25
Northeast Airlines
1
North Penn RR Co_—.—
—50
Northern Ihd Pub Serv 4%% pfd——100
Feb
8i/a Jan
'•
,: i43/8 Jan
A———L_ii—
—25c
.—
31/4
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co———
_1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co—
1
Loral ; Electronics
Corp—_25c
Louis Sherry Preserves .Inc
—— 1
Louisiana Gas Service—
—^.—10
Louisiana Land & Exploration
30c
31/4
1
I-...;'
...
j
31/2
V
Novo Industrial
Nuclear Corp of Amer
Feb
3'A
3'A
3y2
:
181/8
18%
:
600
65 'A
651/2
68
28i/a
28
'/a
30 Va
3%
3%
24i/a
243/a
241/2
•73A
73/A
8i/a
58 Va May
20% Feb
5,500
V
3ya May
22'A Oct
1,700
.
150
5y8
4,000
63/4
!
MacFadden-Bartell
Mack. Trucks
50o
Corp
class
Co
1
3%;.
1 '/a
li/4
5%
,5%
Service,-—T
———7
V 201/8
Inc—_
—±-*
11%
Specialties
Mallory Randall Corp„___—1—_10c
;
20.
•
3%.
:
Mangel Stores——-—.————1
ntd
2
~67A
warrants-
4'A May
18% Jun
Mi: ad:
11
32"%
rr
600
Jun
Mfg
3,300
33A
213A
.1,500
3 V\
Oct
11%
21'A
500
21
9834
97%
98 3/4
240>
10%
10%
11%
1.000
93% Aug
7%, May
Pacific
Island
Merrill
900
19%
Sep
40%
1:6%
7
A 3,800
>«
6
May
10"%
Feb
4A
17'A May
20'A Jun
42%
16 3/s
Jun
,
29% May
»7A May
4,900 a
24%.
241.4.
26'A
26%
27%
1 3.300
24
24
253A
13%- Apr
6% Jan
2,100
10
"r43A
2
1
&' Co—1——
'
5
~50c
2
171/2
700
181,500
.21/8
-
'11.600
16%
38
Jan
600
Iff
A Feb
30%
4 4%
434
Michigan Chemical Corp————1
"9%
91/4
21/2
•2%
"•'21/2
——:—20
1—
Midland
Midwest
10'A
;
10%
ii34
Investment .Co__ ______i—;_i_5
Financial Corp..:
Mill Factors
Wohl
3ya
9
800
4%%
143/4
Milo
Electronics
Mining
Corp
Minnesota
Mirro
common
convertible
of
preferred—:
Corp
Aluminum
Airlines
_1
7
:
-
:
3%
1514
143/4
4%
32%
7%
71/8
12'A
__;.l
(Can) Ltd—4__
Corp of America
i
Warrants
41/4
V
12'A
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10c
"ctfs"——
Inc—1
Monogram Precision
."100
.
.1,200
11
"
7
Jan
■3%
Jan
,12
Jan
123/s Mar
May
Sep
38%
Jan
6%
Feb
May
15
Mar
21% Mar
18% Jun
400
15%
JUn'
Apr
26'A Mar
14% May
1,300 ~
32%
•
-
500
25
-
7%
1,700
12'A
3% May
32% July
■
.
..
11%
2oy4
'
'
•
3'A
4%
%
%
•
%
23
-
23
12
_—
'
*
12
l7/s
-
-
Jun
Jim
7,800
10'A
Jun
1% May
Jan
6 3/4
+
Jun
2,600
preferred——
4.8a%
preferred series B—
100
101
60
971/2
Jan
100
96
96
30
91
Jan
preferred series C——
see
page
35.
91'A
130
*
'
1,100
9%
93/4
900
v
,
33A May
47%
Oct
43/4 May
5% Feb
64% Apr
7% Aug
10% Oct
3'A May
IS'/s May
19 »A
33%
Jun
Feb
6
Feb
-
25 'A
July
3% Jan
88
July
941/2 May
103'A
96%
Jun
Aug
i-n
.
..
.1
lo,%
171/4
Oc t
21
18
Jun
21
Apr
May
17%
171/4
is y0
18%
100
7%
73/4
4,100
32%
33%
900
31
287/a
17'A
29%
30Q
27% July
29% Feb
k
"71/4
33
7% Oct
Jun
May
,
8%
Sep
33%
Oct
25% Jan
27%
6,300
25'A
Jan
27%
Anr
27'A
600
25%
Jan
27%
Oct
26i/4
253A
26'A
redeemable
preferred
$4.75
$4.36
dividend
$4.75
Pacific
Pacific
preferred
Bell
Northwest
Telep
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—_—
600
22%
23%
400
22
4'/8
43A
5,200
2% May
380
91'A Jan
Parker
Pen
97
93:5/4
943A
class
Pato Consolidated
Penn Traffic
Jan
951/2 May
50
103'A May
148% 148"%
JO
6 'A
4%
Peruvian
Photo
Phillips-Eckhardt
Mar
66
1,700
22%
Jun
7,600
%
Jun
IV* May
Oct
5
%
re.
i*
3'A
24'/* Jan
53
.
Jan
Aug
3%
1,300
%
%
6,500
1/2
Jun
53/4
5%
200
5%
J un
ay*
6'A
63A
700
5%
Jun
11%
Aor
17
Aug
24%
Feb
17
May
23 y* Apr
2.600
7% May
12 y* May
1,500
2 A
3»A
17%
13%
3%
8
2%
2%
1
(Mass)-20
11%
69'A
800
1% Mar
Apr
Jan
4
Jun
8
Oct
1Q
Jan
3,300
2%
Sep
400
5%
Jan
5'A
1C %
*
,
™
6'%
12'A
300
11%
Oct
24% Jan
69;!4
400
68 'A
Sep
88V* Mar
834
200
28%
10c
11%
68 3/4
8%
25c
2.50
1
Mar
10
2,700
8
Electronics
106% May
16%
2%
1
Oct
Feb
33
2.50
1
Minerals
4%
36
17V* Feb
10lA
161/4
9
Inc
Corp
Oils &
Jan
100
Jan
35
31 '/a
3
Corp
400
10,600
49
8%
<
Permian.
4%
5% Mar
May
153/4 Jun
441/8
3
Corp
3,900
3CO
103
102
9
Electronics
Circle
9
May
53/4 Jun
13
6
1
Boys
(The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc
Perfect
57,000
22%
6%
Apr
20 % May
121/4
%
,Jan
95
Jun..
4,300
22%
45%
16%
31%
154
;
3
1,200
13
102
Jun
130
3%
Gold Dredge Ltd—1
Co__
Apr
99
90
973/« Jan
22%
2
2
Parkersburg-Aetna- Corp
Apr
10% Feb.
88% Jan
class A—10c
A
243A
30
"5
.6%
Co
Jan
July
26 % M»v
24% Feb
101 »A 101 'A
pfd
B
Class
96%
148%
100
Packer's
Super
1
Paddhagton Corp class A
50c
Page-Hersey Tubes
*
Pall Corp. class A
1
Pancoastal petroleum (C A) vtc—2Bol
Pantasote Company __i—:
1
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical Company
1
Light 5%
Markets-.
&
24% Jan
243/8
943A
Warrants
Pacific Power
2,800
233/a
97
*
*
*
•
*
1
11
1
Airlines
Northern
'
200
4'A
—2
Inc
$4.50
?'
24%
1st preferred—25
dividend preferred
dividend preferred—
conv
dividend preferred
28%
233/a
1st preferred—25
redeemable
Pep
40 '.4 Apr
■
271/4
Pentron
Jan
n
2,500
'•.
2 6'A
Jan
-
Jan
43
'
~
27%
Feb
63A
1
22% Sep
9%
273/s
Perfect
—100
—100
91'A
800
.
41/8
263/8
Apr
25
.
3% May
20
Feb
15%
103V2. Jan
Jun
-»
Jan
13
Jun
9,100
•
11%
=
600
27%
Lighting
36'A Mar
Apr
--•%
9-, 000
131/8
2
•
3,500
3
2534
17A
3%
1,300
3%
4'A
3 Va
;. 4'A
8%
-4% May
A.: 100
'
100
1
1
Industries—1
4,40%
For footnotes,
4%
1,050
/
17'A Mar
"
2 73/a
—
1st preferred
Industries
15% Mar
Oct
'.*2%
V 13,800
•*f
'
Sep
6%
Aug
73A
8,200
,
31%
Monongahela Power Co—
4.50%
10 3A
25%
26
5,400
1
6%
J^n
Oct
„
25
$4.40
Jan
•
Jun/
9%
_
Molybdenite Corp
Molybedenum
32%'
4
pfd
Company-RR
4'a
—50
—
Light 5%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
50c
.
Canada—-
Power &
6%
t/
53/3
501/4
6%
29
98 3A
Sep
25
1st preferred
Pacific
Jan
pi/4 Mav
.,
/
700
V 2,900
191/8
19'A
:> 7'a
>
12
11%
i9'A
50c
—.——2.50
Corn——
Co
5%
47%
.
Feb
28 'A May
Park Electrochemical Corp
Miller
51/8
common
Pacific
May:
bV2
•4% May
5,200
12 3A
31.A
li'A
$1 conv preferred—*
Abrasive—————_50c
Midwestern
10%
.'■7%: ■8%
Oil Corp
Mid-West
Co
4.36%
Jani
A'l> Feb
2i% Jun-
!
10%
r a
i
213/4
8
Products—
Clay
Coast
4.50%
;
Jan
21V2
A July *
3,900
9'A
Michigan Sugar Co common——_1
Corp_444—„——1
Microwave. Associates :Inc_4
4—,4_1
;;
3 % May
> 200
31%
43A
Hone
42
-•
-
9,500
5
47i/a
5%
Jan
V." 4
Oct
•
6,200
30%
preferred
Aug
16'A July
1
Mining Corp Ltd—.
Oct
2
•
-
1
8
4y8 Mar
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Apr;
12%
4%
16
-
'
5
/. Oct
5
r
r
47.000
181/s
'
43A
43/4
; 11,500
3
5'A
•6%
.4%
r;
•
Co———:———. -4-1
IOV4
9%
—21s
Inci—
Metal & Thermit Corp————45
6<fo
preferred
...
Jan
Miami Extruders 'Inc—____—10c
Micramatie
Co
——1
5% cum conv preferred
25
6% cum conv 2nd pfd A
25
Pacific
Coast
Prouerties Inc_.
—1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
1st pfd—25
51/2%
1st preferred
25
PaeU'ie
Jan
26%
Refrigerating Co—
Merchants
Feb
21%
Brass
Town
—
Jan
12'A
-4-1
Ltd——-———
Corp—
Jonnson
Menasco
Feb
113/4
2,300
52,100
1
100
Corp common
—1
40c preferred
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp—*—
—1
Overseas Securities
-1
Oxford Electric Corp
1
Oxford Manufacturing class A com—1
•
101/4 May
24% Apr
.—1
*
warrants—
Corp
Oil
McCulloch
193/4
26%
133/4
22%
4%
'
McCrory
May
13%
5% redeemable
Maryland Cup Corp———_—■
Masco Corpl——_-—I——J__——.
Massey-Ferguson
Maule .Industries
13
12% May
4% Oct
Jun
5% May
y'2,100
33/a
Corp
May
Feb
Jun
•
-
Martin-Marietta
2
20 '/a
5%
-
53/4
,
4%
Marconi International Marine
u
1.400
9,200
13%
Ohio Power. 4 % %
1% Mar
•
.
20%,
Rubber—,—--.-.1—2.50,
Mansfield ;iire, &
3 'A
Apr
6'A
2%
Feb
Aug
27/a
:
A';' % Jan
20»/a
li'A
.
10%
'A
6
2'A
fa
Feb
30%
'14,600
■
1 : %
/g May
16
6
25% Mar
1
1,500
1 '/a
47A
Jun
May
1,000
3'A
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc—_i.—__lc
Magna Oil Corporation———-4— 50c
Public
li'A
1,700
'
1
Inc.——
Industries
27
-16
500
14'A
"A
13A May
1,400.
2
13%
16
16
"31/3
Inc
Mackey Airlines
1%
;
.—_—
.—_—1
—33'Ac
A
MT
Mar
2'A
W
1
—
warrants
Inc
Vending
93
20 »A
Old
Feb
9% Mar
•
Jan
62
Jan
1
Ohio
Apr
29%
:
17,900
Jun
88%
20c
Petroleum Corp
Ogden Corp
Apr
Sep
32
Jun
43^. Jan
55
120
-50c
Co
Manufacturing
Occidental
Jan
80 'A
A.
:
2% Jun
10
92
Sep
Jan
o
Oak
7% May
23
Jun -;•
57
2ya
May
Anr
Fen
.
■
700
57
•
7%
Mai
M
—
(Del)
1
7,500
23A
2%
4
13.
Jun
'
16
92
92
1
10c
Corp_
Feb
16
'
,
2%
1
400
134
1A
1%
Jan
Feb
/■Si
35% Feb
Oct
3
153/4
9,800
.
-2
Lynch Corp—;——4T—
Majestic
l3/4
Mar
l3/4
Jun
Jun
9
r,30o
18i/a
A" 6
Jun
V4
10%
200
22,500'
12 7A
'
Maine
Ltd
North Rankin Nickel Mines
ll3A Jan
.
Jun
1
.3,600
,.U:
11%-
37/a
Macoid
——
Railway
Southern
18%
May
3'A Jun
1,700
■'91/2- -9%,
91/2;
11%
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines10c
Lundy-Electronics & Systems Inc.—:10c
Lunkenheimer (The) Co—4———2.50
Macke
Inc
&
Kessler Si. Bartlett—
Lockwood
Class
63/a
——l"0c
Livingston Oil Co_-———
5% Jan
12
220
V"
10 %
•
'
9
Oct;
30,800
121/2
preferred—4*——I
5%
Sep
2
200
"
2%
'
Inc—.»—-__A——4
Levine's
'4
3%
—
Feb
9%
Jun
'
Lee Filter
•Jan
■$r Jan
Aug
%
5'A
~1
—_——
1'A Jan
'A May
3,000
1 8,800
V 900
•
25c
Zinc__.—
Jersey
33A
■A;1 53A
50c
& Chem Co——
New Idria Min
251/4
Oct
I31/4 May
34A Oct-;/
8 00
/
'
Oct
2y4 Aug
2% May
300
19%
Corp of Delaware—;
Lamson
-
21/2
'
t—5
1——10
Lamson
9
8Va
>
29'A
300
8% May
24%
5'4
Apr
Oct
16%
Jan
27%
Jan
6%
14,600
10%
11%
8,100
4,900
9% Jun
6-%
4.400
4 Vfe May
\i
B
Apr
33 y*
5'A
6%
11%
Jun
Aug
11$
Jan
8% Feb
*r
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(1686)
34
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Monday, October 22, 1962
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 19)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
28 %
Phillips Screw Co—
"Phoenix Steel Corp
30%
3,500
3%
3%
1,000
2,000
7%
8%
3,600
5%
1
6%
600
5%
Jun
7%
7%
8%
-1
9%
9%
9%
500
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co
Pneumatic
Scale
Polarad Electronics Corp
50
97%
4%
4%
~8%
8%
8%
;.~4%
~4%
~5%
12,000
1%<
1%
300
class A
(The) Corp
2.50
Polymer Corp class A
1
Powdrell & Alexander Inc (Del)—2.50
Power Corp of Canada
*
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
1
B
—_*
4Va
Sep
Jun
13% Mar
Jun
44
1,200
4
66%
64%
70
2%
3
29%
1,700
31%
5,400
4
•
4
Sportswear
Pyle-National Co
'
11
70
3
Oct
Jun
38"%
Apr
Aug
Jun
9%
Jan
;
Oct
'
Oil
Co
5%
Oct
8%
Aug
17
Jan
Aug
22%
Feb
May
10% May
26%
Apr
13
Jan
Standard
Brands
Dredging
87
95
Oct
8
8%
1,000
8
Jun
13%
Apr
8
7%
8%
2,800
7%
Oct
13%
Apr
5%
5%
~3%
3%
4
8%
8%
9
20%
20%
20%
300
20
20 %
21
700
6%
Jan
Jun
8% Mar
18 y8
Paint
11%
2,300
91%
91 %
92 %
75
47%
47%
48
200
45%
Jun
10%
10%
10%
400
10 Va
Oct
21%
Jan
Standard
Forgings
19%
19
21%
4,300
13 ya
Jun
23%
Sep
Standard
Metals
Corp
26%
Corp
2%
1,200
250
27
418
May
2,
34
Jun
25
*
Feb
Feb
Feb
9%
May
12%
3,300
10
9,300
15
May
12
22%
«.
Oct
Feb
Feb
18%
Jun
25%
12
21%
Sep
7%
3 7'/a
4% July
500
32,400
22%
19%
-19%
10%
10%
1
7%
1
Pump Co
Broadcasting
Feb
31% Aug
3,500
:
15% May
24%
Jan
2,500
19%
23%
1
2%
11
10% May
5% May
15%
Feb
7%
Jan
7%
2,000
23%
100
2
2%
3,200
2
3
3
3%
9,700
3%
3%
4%
5,600
7
lVa
Dev
&
5c
Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance Investment
1
Corp
1
%
-10
Insurance Co
Republic Transcon Indus
•
4
IIIi
5%
Jan
2% May
7%
Jan
3
5%
Apr
Jan
May
Oct
1%
900
56% May
9% Jun
12%
2,150
•
300
13 Va
Oct
23%
Jan
3ya
Jun
5%
Feb
2,800
4
Oct
2,300
10%
6
Jun
16
9%
3.100
7%
Jun
i7ir
3,900
9
%
series A
9
1,300
3%
'5
5
5 %
6,300
is
5
5
5%
2,700
5
9%
4% May
1
Inc..
Feb
Jun
7%
Jan
19%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
3,800
8%,
Oct
85%
85%
85%
200
82%
Jun
86%
Feb
1
5%
5%
5%
600
5%
Oct
13%
Jan
Metals Inc—
Corp
Rogers
Inc..
Ross
Inc
Products
Feb
Jan
5% '
3%
3%
6,700
3%
Oct
5% Mar
7%
7%
8%
1,500
7%
Oct
9
Oct
5%
5%
6%
1,500
5%
Jun
18 Va
Jan
12%
12%
1,200
11%
Jun
30 Va
Jan
9%
9%
2
2
8,100
2
8%
8%
9%
2,700
7y8 May
15% Mar
7%
15%
12%
1
100
(The)
Corp
convertible
Statham
San
Steel
Parts
Stelma
Sterling
Brewers
Sterling
Stetson
(J
Corp
Co—
B)
Corporation
Sunair
—-
—
Swanee
Paper
Corp
class
Inc
Class
B
A
Jun
12% Mar
8% May
5%
Jun
Jun
Jan
Feb
Technical
500
15%
400
13%
6%
;
10
10%
7 %
600
11
6%
86
Feb
Mar
53/8
6
%
31,200
2
2
2%
6,900
23/4
2%
600
19%
1,400
8%
2,100
18
18
73/4
Jan
Oct
4%
•
323/4
Jun
153A Mar
Oct
10
2,500
5%
28 %
May
14%
Feb
Feb
2
Oct
63/i
Jan
2%
Oct
7%
Jan
14
32
May
Jan
123/a
12 3/8
Jun
9%
Jan
22 %
Jan
24%
Sep
1,100
23
7%
100
23
12%
;
10'A
Jun
14 Va
Apr
/
5%
3,400
3%
Jun
1,000-
4%
4
4
9
Jun
16
Feb
24%
Jun
34 %
Apr
5
May
26%
26%
27%
800
3%
900
6
15
9»A
May
ii May
May
1%
liJti
1
1
20%
20%
21
17,200
2,400
9
12
2
73/4
143/4
3,700
14 3A
14%
15%
1,100
14
20%
Jan
313A
Feb
1,400
22 Va
Feb
1,800
10 Va
Jan
13 Va Mar
500
16%
Jun
18%
Jan
16,500
1%
Jun
23/8
Jan
12%
103/s
10%
17
17
1%
1%
14
1,300
34
34
Apr
Jun
4% May
7,900
3,100
1%
Jan
24%
May
Jun
73/4
16%
11%
H3A
Feb
193/4 May
8%
6%
16%
7
16'A
Jan
Feb
18
Jun
14%
3/4
14 %
Jun
14%
Feb
Feb
Mar
4%
Jun
4,800
143/4
10 3/4
Jan
30 Va Jan
Oct
10%
1,200
6%
Jun
23/a
11,200
11
11
9
%
23/8
23/8
23/fl
11
Feb
35
27% May
14%
14%
143/s
1,400
10%
Jun
16
Sep
18 %
18
183A
5,800
18
Oct
41%
Jan
4%
.
43A
10,500
4%
Oct
II3/, Mar
53/4
6%
3,200
5%
Jun
17 Va
Jan
2
2 Va
11,700
2
Oct
43/a
Jan
2%
2%
500
May
53A
1'
63/8
14,500
%
3/8
2,000
1%
400
13%
14%
1,500
123/4
3%
'
4%
5%
•-
33/8
2,000
3 Va
2
/.
; >2%
'6%
~i
j
1
13%
_9
10 %
9
2 %
Sep
1%
% May
Jun
303/4
%
v
2%
Jan
Jan
Jan
93/8 Mar
Aug
13%
Sep
9
Oct
5
1,900
May
10
Feb
Jun
66
Mar
5%
5%
4,900
31%
13,800
293/8
31%
1,600
24
Jun
28%
29
Feb
8% Mar
5 % May
28%
31%
/l.OOO
22
May
5%
Technical
26%
Telectro
37 Va
l3/8
1%
ls/8
18%
20%
—*
Corp
Teleregister Corp
8%
23/a
2%
2%
2%
5%
33A
Ehgineering
Terminal-Hudson
25c
6%
.1
Corporation...
Power & Light $4.56
Texas
Textron
Electronics Inc
Textron
Inc
"warrants".
4% July
Thorofare Markets Inc
4%
Jan
Thriftimart
20'A Jun
21%
Apr
2'A May
4%
Jan
Todd
6%
Jan
9%
Oct
Toledo
T%
Oct
8
Oct
Shovel
Thew
.50c
;
4%
Jan
16%
Jan
3%
14% Mar
1,700
2,600
Oct1
8%
;
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
Jur
1 %
May
2,100
33/4
Jun.
7%
6%
2,400
93A
Feb
3/8
2,200
4% May
% Sep
1V4
Jan
3
96 %
U
2,600
53/4
800
9
9%
933/4
25
%
53/8
6,400
96%
5%
9
k
Jan
3
y
Mar
98
Jan
:
July
Jan
1A
Jan
5% May
10
8
I6 V4 Mar
Mar
*
May
22
Apr
"16%
Jun
13A
1%
4,800
1%
Jun
33/a Mar
10%
...5
105/8
900
10%
Jun
15% Mar
18%
18%
_10e
13A
Co.
4%
2%
Mi
*
10c
pfd
Texstar Corp
26%
Jun
34,200
A
Oil
Texam
Oct
2% May
53/8 Oct
6%
-
3%
Inc
8%
2%
*
"43A
13A
2 Va
'""23/4'
..._10c
Inc——-
Electronics
537/b Mar
3%
13/4
i._—1
Jan
15% May
30,500
43/a
Warrants
Television Industries Inc..:—.
Apr
1,800
6
3%
6%
353/a Mar
3,800
23A
5%
503A
'
12 Va May
30,700
9%
2%
*
;
—
83/b
20c
10c
1
Corp.—
TelePrompter
Tenney
19%
163A
16%
—1
Industries
Apr
83/b Mar
Oct
11,100
6,500
—-a
Apr
36
Jun
l3/8
4,700
18 3/8
Inc
——
28%
10,000
38
37%
1
5
Inc
Inc
36
7% July
12 %c
Operations
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign
28%
10
*
'
Material
2% May
~_~2~50
2%
2%
2%
~7%
7%
~7%
:
1,200
pesos
peso#
Jun
Jan
;
Thompson-Starrett
70c convertible
Inc
Co
Inc
com
preferred.
TO
,
18"%
1,100
.
_____25c
16%
'16 3A
17
1,600
16% May
26%
Feb
L——1
...
20%
20%
21%
2,100
20%
Oct
38
Feb
4%
Jun
51°6
Sep
2.
SeD
23A
Feb
22'A
22 %
223/a
1,300
19 Va May
26 %
'
90 %
250
85% July
913/4 May
class A
100
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets def registered__5s
Amer
deposit
E'dison
Tonopah
Tower
Universal
22% Aug
Town
Photolab
20
Trans
Lux
—20
u—
18%
22%
22
22
1,900
1
2,500
20
Jan,;.
Mar
Trans
Corp
World
Airlines
1A Feb
:.H J""
Transue
200
4
Oct
7%
Jan
200
6% July
11%
Feb
Trav-ler Radio
5 y8
5%
1,300
5
Oct
9%
Jan
Triangle Conduit &
4
4%
1,800
3
May
7%
Jan
Tri-Continental
15'/a
2,200
8%
10%
24,100
1
6
6
6ya
13
22%
May
11
6% May
Feb
True Temper
400
6
Sep
3%
3
3%
1,100
3
Oct
5% Mar
3%
3%
4 %
15,600
5%
~5 %
5%
1%
1%
1%
._25c
-_10c
Jan
10% May
3,300
5%
Oct
5%
Oct
1,900
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
of Canada
Union Investment Co
Union
——
61!
4,200
37/8 May
618
Oct
13%
16,100
10 Va May
26 V2
Jan
9%
9y8
io y8
16,600
9%
Oct
37%
Jan
United
1
12%
12%
12%
1,200
12%
Oct
24% Mar
United
5%
3%
6Va
47,300
9% Mar
4
4
4%
1,800
12%
700
12%
12%
5%
5%
1,200
•
22%
22%
23%
25,800
12.50
Leather Co
75%
73%
76%
1,600
92%
92%
•
Mining
5
Co
Common
Co
common
100
—
Siooney-Caribbean Petroleum
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
10
12.5
Co.
10c
Va
2
~4>A
—IOC
20%
10,300
22
"4V4
~4%
3A
203A
—20c
S
16
Va
3A
n
20,800
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2%
-
V4
2
Milk Products
16
Jan
Ltd—
American dep rets ord regis....—10c
United N J RR & Canal
——.100
U S Air Conditioning Corp
50c
,8% Mar
Jun
25%
Jan
Oct
119%
Jan
Tile Co—
98%
Jan
U
S
Ceramic
Sep
30%
%
Feb
U
S
Natural
Jan
Reclaiming Co
United
Stockyards Corpc...
Universal American Corp—
Warrants
Series 1962
Jun
19 % May
31
32
May
n
7%
Oct
Feb
Feb
Apr
1% Mar
-
/ •• % Mar
2
July
"l/a
3%
"
Jan
Mar
8%
Jun
Jun
800
Oct
213/4
Jan
8,600
11
26%
26
26
13
Jan
Feb
4%
24%
Oct
43 Va
Jan
May
28 Va
Jan
24
100
26
8 % Mar
■-
•
U
S
Gas
Rubber
Warrants
Series
17%
1,200
7% May
14% July
113/8
12
1,000
11
213/4
21%
213/4
200
4%
4%
4%
2,900
318
3%
4%
15,100
1%
1 Va
1%
12,600
38 %
38 3/4
700
~5%
5%
6%
800
5 Va
4%
4%
5
7,600
4%
Oct
9 % May
6%
Jun
8%
8%
4,300
9
-
Universal Container Corp cl A
Jan
Universal
Inc—
200
186% 187%
2 %
25c
43A
5'A
,
63/4
5%
5%
Jan
Jun
26%
Jan
33/4
Jun
,
7
6
3 A May
2
1,'u May
Jun
„
2%
Mar
Jan
46 %
Apr
83/8
37
179
Mar
Jan
Jun
Apr
83/8 May
Jan
195
Sep
Oct
4
Jan
~
6% Jan
4% July
'800
7,300
5
6%
2% May
1,100
Oct
'
4%
4%
2%
1,600
2%
2%
1,100
4%
4% - - 4%
700
4%
4%"
4:
"1,000
2%
2%.
Feb
15 %
203/b
700
434
5%
6%
".2%
4%
2%
1
com.lOc
25c
22 %
Aug
3% July
1
—^-1
1955—
Jan
Controls
±
17'A Mar
17
8%
17
Co
Aug
8,500
2,300
Molasses
22%
%
Jun
26,000
United
92
4 Vi
16
----J
Investing._2.60
~5
Improvement <te
United
73%
1,700
2%
Foods Inc—
United
18
'
"
Corp
-4
20
50r
—1
—1
—*
Jan
20
•
Union, Stock
Elastic
5
10 %
9% May
5% Oct
10%
243/8
24%
-
10 %
500
5
—
A
3% May
3% Oct
12
Aug
1,800
8%
45/s
—_
—
Co
Gas
12%
*—20c
6%
V
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
1
Inc
8%
—10
....
12%
& Latz Inc
of America
18 3/4
Jun
6% Jun
;
'
•
—_—1
Inc
1,400
4%
10 %
1
Yards of Omana
United
Aircraft Products
United Asbestos Corp
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
6
73/8
July
3%
2,700
7%
8'A
Cable Co
3
Corp
-
May
,
8% Mar
1
5%
'7%
,
Sep
2 %
10
3,700
3%
33/8
'
12 % Mar
4%
400
T
Jan
Jan
5
Aug
'
warrants..
Corp..
-.
Mar
.—.3
2% May
5% Jun
7 !A
*
Corp
4
13%
12%
4,100
3%
11%
—1
Forging Corp
7%
9
3%
Steel
Williams
&
4%
.3.50
~5%
~5
11%
33/B
"warrants'.'.
Transport*n Corp of Amer cl A com..10c
5%
13%
1
]
3
"
,22% Jun
21%. Aug-r
7%
1
:
90
1
1
—5c
Inc
Corp.—
4%
„25c
—
of Nevada
Mining
18
Apr
registered—5s
Corp
—...20
4%% preferred—
100
20'/a Aug
Jun
ord
rets
Shipyards
20
I25C
Feb
11%
'
5
Tampa Electric Co—
Taylor International Corp.,
2%
—50c
preferred
75
15%
5
1,600
Shawinigan Water & Power
4%
74
900
cumulative preferred.
4%
4,200
.—1
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
15
5% Oct
3y2 Aug
72
Jun
1,400
common
3
Corp—
Denn
200
1,000
5%
common
3%
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
5%
J'"'',
T ••
Talon
3%
Servo Corp
Sbattuck
Apr
23% May
'24
May"
33/4
11
2
2%
16
16
Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
Set-on
"
8%
Syntex Corporation,
2%
(Del)
Servomechanisms
14
5%
10%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
3%
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Seligman
300
700
10%
__—10c
50c
25c
1
Supronics Corp
Jan
Plywood & Lumber
World Airlines Inc.—
Bros
!
3%
74
10c
class A
Supermarkets Operating Co
Jan
common
Seeman
3/4
Apr
24% Mar
23%
•'
8
-1
10c
_*
1
1
—1
1
1
—
Superior Window Co
20
(The)
18%
3%
Sunset International^ petrol Corp—
T*
Supefcfete LtdiiL..—:
21!
25c f
5
—
Fisher Co...—
Seeburg
22
173/a
'
Jun
33/8
Electronics Inc
7%
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp.,
New
22%
1
50c
(Del)—
(Del)
Stylon
1%
Paper Corp....
Sealectro
21%
Apr
873A Mar
84 %
21% Aug
21% Jan
;
5
Stop & Shop inc.:
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Struthers Wells COrp—
3V2 May
*
Seaboard
800
400
1
Container Corp
Stone
3,600
Petroleums Ltd
Seaboard
233/8
23
*
Precision
1,500
Savage Arms Corp
Gems
23%
23
-50c
Inc
18,900
series preferred
Screen
Jun
5 Va
Stephan
(The)
Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
2%
series
&
'
5
4%
5.-60%
Saxon
23%
10c
13%
preferred.——
—20
series preferred
—
Say re
65
8%
..
2 %
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
series preferred
Sarcee
400
75%
Jan
3%
Corp
.1
Inc.
Savoy Industries
July
5%
Inc
4%
4.40%
»v
21
73 %
36 % Mar
"
common
%
25
300
-■ 79
74%
.10c
Stepan Chemical Co.
13%
5(V
4 Va
400
79
8%
Inc
—-1
Co
16%
Jun
3%
.—
common
2%
—
Milling
Carlos
303A Apr
26%
■'
'
23
Amer
New
22% July
29%
_10c
Ltd
of Canada
Tobacco
San
150
—1
Ltd
preferred
Instruments
Steel Co
;~
4%
Corp Ltd
Salem-Brosius
2,600
1
Inc class A
13%
Consolidated Petroleum
Lawrence
313/4
26%
1
Mines
Uranium
Industries
mil
Inc..
•
St
30 3/4
1
«.
B
:« —50c
—
Inc—
Ryerson & Haynu*
3%
5%
lc
Ltd
Co
Industries
Russeks Fifth Avenue
Ryan
54g
3%
3%
__50c
Royal American Corp
Roval School Labs Inc
Oil
5
10%
3% July
600
Jan
5%
5
Roxbury Carpet Company..:
Rusco
100
12%
1
—
Products Inc
Royalite
Jun
..30C
.__£1
-,
—
Inc
Brothers
Rowland
10'A
1
Inc
Field
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Rosensu
11%
26% Mar
Jun
.1.50
ord regis
rets
dep
Amer
11%
11 y8
700
13
11%
HI 1
12%
Ltd—
Royce
Roosevelt
1,400
12%
——.
Rollins Broadcasting
Rolls
—
Jan
Mar
41 % Mar
Jun
'
Corp
class
Tube
Stanrock
Jan
class B common—
„_20c
Robinson Technical Products Inc.
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F. ..100
Rodney
22 %
Feb
23
May
26%
3c
Co
Jan
8% Sep
10% Apr
i°8 May
.—1
Finance
Ritter
10,300
1
'
Valley Gas Co—
to Jan 3 1965
extended
31%
12
Jun
9%
16% Mar
Oct
6 %
%
9%
20% Mar
% May
500
~6%
Feb
8
Jun
~6%
8%
9
Apr
14%
13%
6%
1
84 % Mar
3,400
_50c
Rklgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
%
13%
■t
-4
4
13%
_10c
Rio Grande
23%
Oct
2
Inc
Argentine Mining Co
Warrants
Jun
4%
3%
'
"4
*
Inc
10%
13%
___1
Corp
Restaurant Associates
2% Mar
Oct
Aug
20%
3,000
67%
10
1
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp..
%
■
65
65%
1
Co Inc
Arms
23 %
'
Co
&
(Robert)
Remington
Vtc
4
14%
5%
-
Reeves
Rico
Oct
24%
—1
Reeistoflex
13,100
Sep
of America
Equities Corp of N Y
Reliance
8
•
1
Reeves
Reis
Sep
5%
-40c
Warrants
Reda
3,500
21%
23
..10
Class A
Realty
7
1
1
Properties Corp
Real
~7
_20c
America
of
Trust
7%
9%
Investment
Estate
Real
7%
7
11
Inc
Co
293A
30%
—1
—
Aviation Corp
Stanley
50c
...25c
Packing Co
Rath
4,400
1
Corp—
Shares
Starrett
Ravette
15 %
20
common
Co
Products
R
Rapid-American Corp
13%
8
11%
74 Va Mar
Star
Ramo
4% May
6 % May
29%
1
Co
$1.60 convertible preferred—
Standard
Quebec Power Co
Ran-er
5% May
5,100
11,600
—
Standard
Enterprises Inc
Industries Inc
Inc class A
400
7%
9%
13%
Pipe Line—
Realty & Utilities
Southland Royalty Co
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
11%
2%
30% May
503A Jan
33% July
6%
Southern
11%
July
Jan
Jun
100
;
6 %
6%
5%
3%
8%
19
8%
17%
900
Mar
Sep
6%
Petroleum Corp__2
California
Southern
Standard-Thomson
Ramco
—
7,300
1,800
43
Apr
11%
9%
Southern
2%
Inc
6%
1
-1
—5
-1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp.
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—
Sports Arena Inc.—,
lc
Stahl-Meyer Inc
*
23%
62 3/4
California
Standard
30%
30%
Jan
22'%
363/a
Edison—*
preferred
8.33%
4.78%
cumulative preferred25
4.56%
cumulative preference
25
4.48%
convertible preference
25
4.32 %
25
cumulative preferred
preferred—
25
4.24%" cumulative
4.08 %
cumulative preferred——25
Feb
16
350
3 6 3/8
original
5%
Feb
Sep
—v—
Corp
Penn
South
Jun
4
Coast
Southern
Q
Radiation
High
200
12
12.50
Corp...
Standard
Quebec Lithium
Low
144%
113/8
£1
-*
1
1
1
Inc.——i
Manufacturing—
South
12% Mar
29
250
4%
29%
""
Sonotone
Soss
433A
1
Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
Airways
Jan
1-^ Jun
19,800
Amer
Jan
38%
3,100
2 i9e
Singer
Slick
5
Rico
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
*
Oil
Venezuelan
Sinclair
100
20c
•
preferred
Telephone Co
Corp
Va %
4
Puerto
Puritan
Low
43%
Simpson's Ltd—
Feb
19%
May
of Colorado—
Public Service
Shares
receipts
deposit
preferred.
conv
2%
Jun
12
$3
13%
3% May
1% Sep
8%
*
Gas
Providence
Jan
1,600
20
1
Prophet (The) Company
10%
6%
1
convertible preferred
S1.25
Apr
13%
1
1
Progress Mfg Co Inc common
Apr
20
5%
10p
Ltd
Mines
Preston
Proctor-Silex Corp
for Week
Boardman Publishing—
Simmons
12% Mar
Feb
12%
12%
•—<-10c
A
Class
10j/b Mar
109 Va
6%
Presidential Realty Corp—
Class
Jan
8% Mar
■
Polycast
Prentice-Hall Inc
Feb
28 y2
-10
50c
---1
•
-1
-66%
13%
200
-
Lambert Co
Precisionware Inc
100
2,900
1,900
Inc—10o
Pratt &
8% May
93% Jun
4
17%
16%
16%
Products
97%
97%
13%
Jun
7
1,100
Plastics Corp
Poloron
5%
6 % May
Jun
6%
J
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Industries Inc
Pierce
Pioneer
Jun
6%
American
39% Mar
Jan
19
3%
10°
4
(Del)
Range
of Prices
Par
t
High
3% July
3%
28%
3%
10 pesos
Dist Tel Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
3%
Industries
Philippine Long
American Stock Exchange
Slmca Automobiles—
pharmaceutical
Electronics &
Phillips
Shares
Low
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Frice
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
39.800
7% Mar
May
8
13/4
4%
Jun
J
4'% Sep
4%
Oct
Apr
-
Feb
4%
Jun
1 %
*
5%-
Oct
Feb
8
Feb
9%
Jan
H>
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Number 6205,.
196
Volume
n
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Marion
Utah-Idaho
Valspar
Corp
Low
17.78
Universal Insurance/——l/™
"
Corp__
8
6
VTR Inc
preferred--—-__i—
7%
Waitt
Bond
&
Inc
common..;.™
Products
Chemical
pfd
9%
ll»/8
15%
9%
70
Western
-
2
'} l'/a
Equities Inc
Western
Nuclear
4
-3
'
J/2
3%
.•41/2
4%
19%
20%
900
:
12 J/3
4%
3,700
;*%
3;
4,500
2%
National
Bellas
General
Jan
National
Research
6%
Jan
3J/a
8,500
2%
Jan
Ohio
V
Westmoreland
Inc—
%
19
/
21
~9%
Stores
Jan
Apr
23 J/2
Wilshire
8
800
11/4 May
1614
6%
71/2
13%
13%
14%
<-1
,
16
sy8
5%
900
13%
15%
2,700
2i30
2%
5,600
5%
6
i;:
common——!—.—_1
5%
preferred--—--————25
& Light 4%% pfd—100
*
96
16%
16%
17%
14%
14%
15
6'%
,8%
v4;%
8%
Zale
Jewelry Co_
100
Off-Shore Co
Petroleum Corp
Zapata
Zapata
Zion
Foods
4%
Steel &■' Phrap
* Amen
Appalachian
-BpihJehem
6i%%
Elec
Sleel
Bloomfield
sub
5%s
Co
Delaware
3,500
4%
1,400
3% May
7%
5
400
37/a July
8
;
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7
7
•
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ex
N
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-
.
series
1976-
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B
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7-,;
;
—
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debs
26%
69
3s
98%
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from
*
4
55%
84
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94
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121
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272
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87
60
,.;97%
102
7
52
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95
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•
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21
12
29
■
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14
26
35
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1
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17%
included
94%
3
51
96%
96%
1
90%
91%
91%
92%
33
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121
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86
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1972
or
U S
States
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subord
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2%s
Co—
:
debentures
debentures
United States Steel
4s
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1974
103%
100% 100%
15
99%
101
5
91%
94%
89
92
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:
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99
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97
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102%
102%
105%
1
102'/8 102%
4
•
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91%
100% 100%
102%
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May-Nov
1983-
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15'
101 %
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(Plan A)
of)—
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1986
Jan
3s
l
-
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83%
92
6
77
94%
; 122
135
135
25
92
140
100
100
100 %
15
97'/a
100%
128
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1976
1980
Mar-Sepf
1975
98%
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94
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71
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r
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1979
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for
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in
range), d Ex-finterest.
n Under-the-rule
transaction
year's
h Ex-principal,
(not included
cash
'
■
in
t Ex-dis¬
year's .range),
•
,
/'
;
/
/•
transacted during the current week.
,
.,
•
,
April-OcZ
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—
;_May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s-series F-
1983
May-Nov
6s subord Income debs 2008™:
Vornado Inc 5s
Wabash
RR
conv
Co—
subord debs
,
Peb-Aup
Mar-Sept
1982
98 Va
Power
RR
3%s
1st
'
Week's Range
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
3%s 2000
*33
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aug
4s
I
series
Wisconsin
92
r„_;.:__May-Nov
May-Wow
1966—
—
ser
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
A 1969—April-OcZ
1st
86%
36
1979
;
98%
98%
May-Wow
4%s sink fund
Central
RR
debs
1978—
mortgage
2%s
Feb-Aup
Jan -July
36
94
5
,
•'
■
99
v
*79'%
—.
,
'
'
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85
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—''
r
$
r-
♦
•
■
-
99%
99
/
99'A
80%
80'/a
92%
93 y8
•
96%
50%
50%
59
92
97%
-
55
55%
13
96%
96 V*
41
55
—»
55%
96%
8
*80
80%
82
__
——
■
—
*97%
—1
96%
87
—
*98%
94%
—-
99
*98'A
87
86%
86%
*96%
98%
94
98%
47
86
— -.
99
107
86
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86
77
103 Ya
106 %
*86'A
*
103%
77
.
■—
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81%
98
'
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*70
59%
86
99%
5
85
86%
95%
97%
57%
58%
27
57%
65
44%
—
46
20
36
57
79%
81%
—
~
Co—
1979
Jan-July
58%
May
44%
*81%
Jwne-Dec
Mar-Sept
1971
75
-
87
4
86%
5
*84
*86%
'
—Jan-July
,
--
*81
*90%
89
'
—
■
94%
79%
83
87%
82%
87%
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s 1976
88
Youngstown Sheet
1st
__
91%
117
99%
*74
757/a
71%
91
85%
90
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
1991
April
April
Feb-Nov
&
Tube
♦79
Jan-July
Co—
mtge 4%s series H 1990
April-Oct
—;
.
*102% 103'/a
99%
—
102%
76
*90
■
99%
16
'
April-Ocf
1975
High
28%
"85
1982
mortgage 4s series A 2004
Gen mtge 4%s Inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
136
Jan. 1
Low
No.
'
gtd 2361
convertible debentures
Wilson & Co
102%
Range Since
Sold
High
_
debentures
3%s
104 Va
91%
117-
91 Va
117%
99% 101 %
1
19:
30
90%
113%
95
.
91%
120
delivery sale not included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd
included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s range,
not Included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
a
116
71
71
69%
*86
™
3
69%
1
87'%
69%
Deferred
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
$ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
/
L_ Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
„
86%
-
■
for Week Ended October 19)
Interest
84
•
87
86%
.
■,
.
1
*79
June-Dec
1982
,*
95%
$60
•
.
sales being
Exchange
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s
Mar-Sept
9%
$110
—Jan-July
First
105% 107
85%
:
"
June-Dec
1st
1st
,
99
.
Whirlpool Corp 3'As sink fund debs 1980
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
series F 1978
ref mtge 2%s series G
ref mtge 2%s series H
& ref mtge 3%s series I
'
99
Mar-Sep(
Jan-July
1981—Jan-July
May
Western Union Teleg Co 5%s debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
:
1st
..
60
135
stamped (Plan A) -fis 2012—Jan -July
registered 2361
5%s
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
ref
9
10
May-Nou
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s series A
5s Income debentures 1984
104'A
93 Va
103% 104 Va
-
104%
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
1st &
90
75
;•
1997
Maryland Ry 1st 4s
1st mortgage 3%s series C
#
series E
78
89%
101% 101%
'.May-Nov
.
2%s 2008
Western
163'A
82
—
Penn
West Shore
105%
112%
116
*93'/a
subord debentures 1969
ref mtge 2%s
3
90
90
87
75
75
^_Jan-JuJy
—Feb-Aug
General mortgage 3s 1979/Z—
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974/—.
90
91%
121% 125
subord debentures
&
"7
93%
87
'-
101 Va
103% 104'A
conv
1st
94%
93%
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s
1967—Jan-July
95%
98%
—
122
coav
4%s conv subord debs
90/
*101%
104%
4%s
-.
90%
94%,
94%
90
93%,,.96%
A-'
(
102%
3%s
Vendo Co—
94
$91
—June-Dec
1949
Warren RR first ref gtd gold
High
89
,"*95%,
94%
Low
.
June-Dec
_—
debs
v,
99%
Low
*
1976
4%s sinking fund debentures
Vanadium Corp of America—
105 %
107
2
Jan. 1
No.
High
April-Oct
/
1981
19.67
105
i
103% 103%
,_Jan**july
6%s
New York Stock
Range Since •
Sold
Jan-July
May-NouMay-Wow
1980
debentures
105
103
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
April-Ocf
sinking fund debentures 1980
mtge & coll trust ;:4%s 1982
conv
107
1057/a
Abbreviations used above—"cod,certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c,"
voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
98
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
4%s sink fund debentures 1978.-
1st
101
May-Nou
being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices;
I Reported in receivership.
81
70
2
71
71
__
fund debentures 1973—
April-Oct
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977-——-—Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
Mar-Sept
United
103
98%
1976-;
Bonds
•
3%s sinking
5'/as
101'/4
107
12
par
tribution.
<
—
mtge & coll trust 5s
85%
93%
101%
$106
value., a Deferred delivery transaction
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
10'%
10%
54%
1
de Janiero
' 27%
26
Apr-Oct
1963_—-April-Oct
May-Nov
stamped
,* No
26
/
May -Nov
Corp 2%s 1970
Jan-July
J'/lst mtge & coil-trust 3%s 1-9.71——,—Jan-July,.
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975—;—
May-Non
1st
80%
95
f
-10 %
7"
Interest
-4%s sink fund debentures
93%
$106
Friday
Gas
88 %
88%
86
85%
83
881/4
86
—May-Nov
1967___*——
(Republic
Sinking fund
Rio
26%
Low
United
89%
90 '*h
102% 102%
1967
A
(Prov)
Peru,
7/.V'''
7 ;/;-•
Corp—
New York Stock Exchange
\:.'V
10C%
%
96
• 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
;April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972______June-Dec
93%.; 100
29
May-Nov
V
/
100 V*
82
92%
3s
M«ra«hao-.stamped (Plan A) 2'/as 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
v. •
•7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
:
117
.
series
4%s series B
91
1
86
V
3
71
90
71
$100
Friday
BONDS
3
85
92%
-
3'/4s
(Calif)
•
.5
„April-Oct
—
Gas
99-*
Mar-Sept
,
—
95%
$103% 105
Mar-Sept
7:
83*
80
89%
$85
Jan-Aug
Knapp Inc 5s debs
•Hanover
105%
$loo 7loo%
May-Nov
&
30
page
V88
77
100% 101%
$101 % 104
Mar-Sept
—
Gas
subord
conv
74
19
88
88%
$92
—Feb-Aug
California
17
$81
92%
1987
Counties
137
iooy4100%
101%
—
1986
96
99
$86%
Feb-Aug
1985
O
138
•
104
__
98%
100%
-
—
N
92%
123
99%
051/4
Feb-Aup
Feb-Anp
Feb-Aug
Feb-A7zp
-Feb-Anp
—;
series
98%',
119
2
,78
J cm-July
—
—
1985
5
101
$70
NEW 'YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
/ Continued
78
1965——Mar-Sept
1983
series
:-5V4S
■*
:
-
1993
Development -6s 1974—c—-7.
Foam Corp 6% conv 1981
subord
-
Feb-Aug
''' 7/7
Builders
','■■7
57
103%'
*
Mar-Sep
General
6s
85
(Germany) 7s 1951—l__—_U.—Jan-July
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952—_Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
High
10
93%
—-Jan-July
& Construction
—-—7;™;—
1981
Low
27%
■■■"'
57
•
71/7
June-Bec
:
General
:
85
78
"
•
7 Jan.1
No.
7/: 93%
$121
103
1975—
Division—.
series A 1993
4s
99
Baden
•
.
-June-Dec
RR—
M
97
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
101
93%
—June-Dec
-
L
series
Webb
Range Since
Sold
High
26%
■
7
.
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
26%
.
—_Quar-Feb
•
'»
.v?''
J
Realty
wts
Fotochrome
*
Western
mortgage
6V2S
*
&
of
1st mortgage 4s
1st
First
■
*
,
series
100
——ApriZ-Oct
1982
K
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
June-Dec
1978
debs
99%
110
Feb
-
—L____Apr-Oet
6s
126%
90
100 % 100%
Feb
5
1969_:
Corp—
Lackawanna
Apr
5%
4%
series A vl970
.'76 MtS'iconver'tifale ^snbord
,
4% Sep
51/8
*90
t
:
84
99%
120% 121
6% conv sub debs 1977
Feb-Aug
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963——
Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964——Jwne-Dec
Jan;.,., cr.,4% July
16% May
5
16
"
tqo
1970__—__April-Oct
1971™—Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s
1970—Feb-Aug
Szabo Food Service Inc 6s debs.
1973——;Feb-Aug
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980—
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973—-Mar-Nov
United Improvement &
Investing Corp—
13 % May
8%
131
72
$98
U S Natural Gas
3%
99
97 %
20
98% 100
1981—May-Nou
——-—.
4V4S
.
3%
1998
Assn
3s
—
4%s
Jun
2%
Corp
—
1982
J
series
4%s
7671% Jun
4%
1974
Inc—
I
series
4%s
5s
Apr
a
o/Chicago .Transit. Authority 3%s 1978.
Continental Vending 6s 1976-—
Davega Stores
71/4
■>
Period
1977
convertible
Brandy wine. Raceway
*
1
Indus
deb
series
47/8s
6s
700
Inc debs 1994—June-Dec
3%« ?1970
;
June-Be0
4s
Aug
Building
conv
.,
Aug/"
1,800
Interest
debs
Power
6s
•Bustun/Ettison *2%s
B8F
sub
;
4%s series
"
4J/o
14%
Low
conv
1982
.
s
20,400i
41%
14J/4
Friday
5%s
1981
H
-
4%
1
//■/.; B OND S 7, 7;
Exchange
Inc
1979
G
Mar
10c
■
American Stock
Alsco
F
Oct
50c
Corp..:
series
3%s series
18% Mar
21/4.,.Jan.
""7,000"
1,400"
14 J/4
1
3s
r
Southern
"
4%
1978
Southern
r
.91%
61
84
$100
Feb-Aug
„
1976
May
6i/a May
98%
—Mar-Sep
—
E
23% Mar
Sep
96
83%
Corp—
—_
D
41
—
%
.>.8'A
1973
series
Jan
•
$91%
1998—Jan-July
—May-Nov
Van-July
——
1973
B
3%s
Mar
Jail
—
A
Jun
141/s
6s
1972—.
Edison
3'/as .series
,
,
6'/8
bond
98
200
1976
Devel
Power
series
18
May
Water
series
Jun
12
102% 105
■
274s series C 1976
22% Mar
;
IO21/2
"
J
'
1J76—
California
Called
4'/4s
2%
105
JcLn-July
1977-.
&
debs
3s
,
Aug
2,050
•
debs
debs
3%s
:
91
,•
34%
Machine—Ai———-1
™-7
2 'y.
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
:'
American dep rets ord regular—5s
6%
preference——
£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd—————
40c <
Yale Express System Inc class A
25c c
Yonkers Raceway Inc com—^4™—25c/
6%
preferred;.---—.
5
Industries: Inc
Southern
13%
'
5%s
warrants)
sub
Harbor
Feb
29
116%
98
'
1963
Corp—
(without
Sep
Industries Ltd———*
(John)
Wood Newspaper
Equities
16% " Jan
51/4
To
96
;.
Safe
Jan
10%
*•11 % May
2Oct
2,100
__
96
»
14%
131/4 May
4% Jun
4,200
5%
13%
2%
7s
Co
subord
conv
conv
Jan
•
90
65
:
mortgage
American
24%
"Jun
2,300;
25
100% 101
90
3%
AUg
6
700
16%
;
10
Industries
Wisconsin Pwr
Wood
Jan
600
2%
6%
Co——
21%
91/2
2
110
101>
87
Jan
Jun
9 J/4
-
97
92 %
Jan
9%
18
$87%
Feb
291/4
103%
105
97%
-May
Jun
103
106%
62
Feb
1%
102
138
103
93
7V2S
Apr
■
100
20
1st
Reeves /Broadcasting
25% Jan
2
i
America
59%,
169
27
Jan
151/b
103
100% 102
96%
5%s
18
-
of
■*
.48%
.1..
,
79
Realty
32
Jun
100
46
102.
5
8
50
95%
Feb
38-
95
99%
66
50
72
7%
Mi
153
'
96
......47/8 Feb
-
107
90%
495
72
Apr
%
60
9
90
Feb-Oct
Power
211/4
"
102
25
911/2
99%
.Jan-July
to
Co
Oct
'
extended
1967
% Aug
40O "
16%
Brothers
Woodall
241/4
(R C) & Co„————1
Oil
Co__-i-1
Williams
5 %
8,400
Inc——.———*
Williams-McWilliams
Wilson
n
9
1976—
5s
Rapid
•
73
•73%
Jan-July
Mar
3%
73
_Quar-Mar
Public Service Electric & Gas
-18% May
1,000
2,700
%
./•
-
; 9%
(The) Inc—_——10c
Brothers
Williams
21%"
9
Corp
6
64%
May-Nov
1974—
'
Sep
28
—10
—
Shoe Manufacturing——!
Paper Board———l«e
White Eagle International Inc
10c
White Stag Mfg Co^
1
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
;—1
Wichita River Oil Corp
1
Whippany
Williamhouse
17%
1,900
Corp
due
5%s
94
Va May
7,400
18%; 191/8
Weyenberg
Wiebolt
%
/
1953
6s
now
Corp
7%
3%
3%s 1968——Apr-Oct
mortgage 3s 1971——/—
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1984
June-Dec
3%s 1970
—-—™—
Western
%
Hess
6
5%
73%
Mar-Sep
—April-Oct
1984
-April-Oct
21% Aug
*v
High
7
90%
1st
6s
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
American aep rets
ord shares-.—Is
Western Tablet & Stationery™;——*
due
Nuclear
104% Feb
Apr
•
6%s
Jan
2%
a
/
1982-
Nippon 'Electric Power' Co Ltd—
v. jan
Low
77
1977
National
4
July
3
3VB
39.700
Linotype Co 5%
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963-
Jan
7%
Sen
27/8
/ 3
'•
<■
l^J/a S6p
881/4 Aug
10% Jun
J/4
11
4%.
Mergenthaler
3
Jan. 1
No.
91%
7—May-Nov
deb
conv
713/4
Jun
4 J/s
11%
—5c
1,600
1978
5%s
Co
Sep
3% May
3% May
3,900
Oil
Jan
13
"
Jun-Dec
Hydrometals Inc
Livingston
:*
Range Sine*
Sold
v
Hudson & Manhattan Corp 1st 6s 1982Jan-July
6s
1972
Jan-July
• Italian Power Realization Tr
6V2% llq tr ctfs
Kaltman Co 6s 1977——1—
——Apr-Oct
Jan
Bonds
High
$4
Feb-Aug
6%
1/
Friday's
Bid & Asked
—Jun-Dec
debs 1973
cony
6
Jun
83%
390
*
81/4
Jun
1
43,000
.
or
..
1970—Jan-July
1981—
conv
Jan
1% May
8,600
11/8
89%
4s
1977™
5%s
Kawecki Chemical 47/es
-
May
7
deb
Stores
Hoffman international 7s
16% Aug
3%-Jun 7.
1,600
'/
"21/4
.
RR
Corp—
Jan
Jun
28
sub
conv
Hartfield
Land
23 %
1% May
170
Sale Price
$3%
12%
■
...
Jun
21/2
1
1*4%
——10c ./
Inc
5
600
89
89
Development
Western
700:
"
:
„
9%
Jun
1,700
3 J/2
•■r2
7%
41/4
5'/a
;
3
2%
•:
.
Western
&
American
6%s
Apr
"Jf": 21% Mar
7% May
14% May
200
..
13
v
'ill
:
.
Gulf
10% Jan
;
,3> Oct,
19,000;.
800
5
May
3
>
..
5% May
,
2%.
70%
5
2%
Fashions*;———
10o
Co__—.—,1
Westbury
16,000
3,700
50c
100
—
4.40%
Utilities
Texas
West
Jan
7%
.
West
Apr
14%
.1,900
9%
conv
non-cum
19%
Jun
7%
1
preferred-;
10
Waltham Precision Instruments CO—1 •>
Webb & Knapp Inc common—_—_10o
S6 series preference
—.——*
Weiman & Company Inc—
1
Wentworth Manufacturing——-1.25
6%
May
3%
4
14 J/2
* :{■
100
4
common—
8 J/4
6,300
———'
Co——
Wagner Baking
jan
.7%
Last
Period
Registered
Feb
11%
,3%
14%
J
—
-—
Aircraft
Waco
12
3 J/4
io y8
Guantanamo
•
Feb
Oct
7%
-1
2
11%
SeD,
v
Week's Range
Interest
.
American Stock Exchange
Jan
-
5%
3%
Manufacturlng_L—-———* -J.
Vogt
.5%
6%
.
35
•
>
2,500
IO1/4
4%
6%
7
2,200...
„
9%
.
Jun
6% May
,
*
Low
.1,600
12,300
.
3%
}
:
7%
3%
Products———./a™.——25c
Food
Vita
7,300
4%
.
A————————25c
Corporation—
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.:
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vinco
•9
.
9%
Corp
Venture
Viewlex Inc class
8%
•
High
ow
27
200
5%
Of America—>
—25c
Capital Corp of America——1
Victoreen
(The) Instrument CO—----1
Valve
30
.
8
5
1
Sugar—
I
High
57/»
9
BONDS
...
Range Since Jan. 1
29%
30
/
-*
,™j.
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
v.-
American Stock Exchange
Universal
Sales
Week's
Friday
*•-
35
(Range for Week Ended October 19)
^
•
STOCKS
(1687)
75
the
66%
72
83'A
87%
T
Bankruptcy Act, or securities
♦
Friday's bid and ask prices;
•
Bonds selling flat.
receivership, or reorganized under
by such companies.
— ™ —
sales being transacted during current week.
assumed
no
,
, "
lot sale not
r Cash sate
.
..
*
—
Section 77 o(
The Comfnercial and Financial Chronicle
36
Monday, October 22, 1962
.
(1688)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended October 19)
'
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Refining Com
Sugar
American
Tei
Anaconda
Company
Co
Edison
Boston
—
Boston
&
Calumet
Service Co
Cities
Copper
Range
Co
Eastern
Gas
Fuel
Eastern
Motor
Ford
Assoc
4134
58%
Jun
22% Mar
Jan
48
45
Oct
72%
36%
Jun
67%
1,017
54%
Jun
55%
32%
«
Oct
60%
Oct
85%
17%
Oct
24%
—50
Electric
_
25%
_6.25
Corp
23%
15
26%
51%
25
Jan
1%
Jan
30
Feb
1%
Aug
150
26l/o
41'
Jun
10%
102
10%
Oct
18%
21%
Jun
53
Gas
163
28
Jun
18 3/8
348
18
Oct
41
533/4
Chrysler
43»4
453/4
40 3/4
62%
Feb
DWG
30%
Feb
Davidson
Edison
Steel
26%
jun
Jan
43% Mar
Detroit
22'4 July
239
39 %
70%
Oct
Ex-Cell-O
1
243/B
24%
./.:■> Low
201-
4674
46
46
314
32
32
7
963/4
953/4
97
422
44 34
44
;
'
14%
143/a
3%
Procter
U
S
Gamble
&
Playing
36%
40
i/a
774
—.
Trailer
Stores
—
Allis-Chalmers
-
34
V,"'
Ltd
(C.M.)
American
Can
1133/4
Cyanamid
60'/a
r
64 %
25 3/a
25%
49%
Jun
52%
Rickel
(H.W.)
•
19%
24%
Steel
Ashland
13%
Oct V
80
Avco
Corp
13% Oct
Corp
23
20
18%
Jun
28Vb
r
5
Chesapeake & Ohio
16%
Jnn
23V4
42%
eo
38
May
47
;Feb
42 %
99
36
Jun
48
Apr"
18%
Sep
"Admiral
Advance
Ross
40;
'
Columbia
Gas
Dayton
Detroit
—10
;
1
—
Power
152
36%
11% May1.
88
08% May
27
Oct
423/4
Du
& Light
Oct
^513/a
Steel
Acme
Jan
40% Oct
71'A
Jan
33%
563/4 -Feb
44 Ve
238-
34%
30
23%
24%
144
42
21%
21%
22%
186
27%
29%
472
27%
39%
135
3674 May
56
750
15% Oct
18% May
25
28%
Alleghany
-
52% Mar
50
15%
—'
15%
17
21%
21%
50
j_
28%
31%
135 '
Oct
*
—
—_x_ir
Pont
5
Kodak'1
Eastman
El Paso
Natural
Federated
Ford
Dept
Motor
Fruehauf
.i
10
1
Gas_.
3
Stores__
2.50
.—
1__1
1
__1%
Telephone
Tire
3.33%
.
-
:
_»
Greyhound
Gulf
Allis
8%-
—
Paper
International Tel
Jones
&
&
17% May
28%
Feb
American
43%
Jan
Aluminum
Tel
_*■
„__5
Minnesota
Ward
National
American
Pure
Cyanamid Co <tln) —-1.
Home
Metal
47%
47
45
Oct
58%
140
39
Jun
623/s Feb
46%
7
463/4
Oct
59
Feb
May
30
Mar
60%
Jan
7
Aug
7, 27% Feb
•/<..
Jun
573/4
100
1
Oct
4
May
6
-
2
100
.
Jan
--Jan
July
.
93/4
24%
j
2134
3,364
.
2 34
93/4
100
Oct
,
May
3% May
12% -Feb
.
38% -Jan
1934 -Oct
100
Jan
11
Jan
3,962
193/4
;
363/4
Oct
674 Mar
2% Jan
"
2 '/a /
r
234 -Apr
-
"
143/a
r
143/4
2,612
12
May
,22%
22%
257
20
May
255/a
16% Mar
:
Jan
;;r7%
73/a
7%.;
400
6
v
Jun
103/2
Feb
4%
43/4
43/4
100
43/4
Oct
97/b
Jan
30%
30%
20C
.
'
—
::
•451
2934 Aug
.Jan
-
tiie round-lot tnuisiuciions only
22 %
15
20% May
10%
10%
50
10% Oct
48 Vs
48%
48%
20
39% Jun
198
198
943,4
943/4
203 %
96
38
20
1683/4
Jun
85% Jun
28%
..
.
17% Mar
72>/4
Jan
15 9/a
18%
213
15%
Oct
26%
40%
413/a
95
373/4
Jun
533/4
68
36%
Jun
45
Jan
21%
21%
21%
25
25
25
26%
290
20%
Jun
36%
65%
67%
249
54%
Jun
78 %. Mar
45
Jun
573/a
Jan
18% May
Oct
293%
Jan
45
Jan
54%
535
19%
20
236
26%
27%
26%
46
173/4 May
27 '/a
Feb
Feb
26'/a
22%
29»/a
27%
64
34 %
35%
134
38% May
44
46
25
44
56 3/4
24%
.
25%
34
24% Oct
Jun
May
Feb
Automatic
Avco
Feb
Bastian-Blessing
Belden Mfg Co
38 S/8
19
33%
Jun
29
40%
Oc t
69'A Mar
Bell &
Oct
62% Mar
Bendlx
28j/2
Bethlehem
Gossett
Howell
Jun
3934 Mar
Binks
Jun
483/4
Boeing Company
463/4
46%
50
41%
Jun
703/s Mar
Booth
43%
44%
95
34%
Jun
52'/4
Jan
Borg-Warner
Apr
Brach
Petroleum
^5
4
44
~~
15
22 y8
Jun
63%
673/i,
80
63 y2
Oct
l._
"
523%
16%
16%
28%
16%
300
-45%
Steel
Manufacturing
Fisheries
&
(Un)
Corp
"
15%
23 3/2
500
1,600
43
Jun
60
29%
Jun
36'/a Mar
Jun
4i'4
41%
42'4'
2,500
35%
48
49%
60C
183/8 7 193/4
4,000
*
18 3/a
»/a
49%
42
283/4
301/2
287
28%
Oct
593/4
Jan
38
403/4
145
38
Oct
80'/a
Jan
23%
233/4
11
163/4
16%
50
g8 %
68%
68%
100
*
Jan
Jan
59 %
Jun
67'4 Mar
233/4-Jan
473/2
47
Feb
'
Feb
151/2
16%
I53/2
12 3/a
12 3/2
106
106 3/8
f
19."
Jun
7.3O0
12
May
12 %
2.100
6,200
383/4 Mar
26 y8
Jan
87'4
Jan
18 34
98 3/2 May
26%
Oct
42
613/2 Mar
3,500
50%
2,600
14 »/a
16 ;
27 3/4
500
10 3/4
May
200
24
May
271/a
-
Jan
13674-, Jan
Jun
28%
48 3/a
44
Sep
1874
12 3% Oct
108 3/a
.
7854/Jan
423/2* Jan
38 3/a Mar
.26
261/B
26'/2
-
Oct'
500
•
27%
26
473/4J Apr
JUn
v. Jun
45
361/4
363/4
36 5/8
600
93/4
.;j 9%
io3/4
7,000
253/2
263/a
,200
253/2
.
Apr
203%
Jan
373/4
Jun
Sons
(E
40:%
40%
43%
7,200
403/a
347/a
35%
L700
32%
23%
23 3/4
2434
500
21
22 '/4
2,600
IC.1/4
10%
600
21
Corp
Corp
Feb
42 3/8 Mar
Oct
71% Mar
Sep
56%
Feb
May
20
28.74
Feb
203/4
Aug
27%
97/«
Jun
1C% May
193/2
20;
400
483/4
400
45
1134
131/2
2,000
21 i/a
22%
123/4
12-74
200
223/4
223/4
300
21%
20%
2174
600
20
12 34
1274
100
12lA May
181/4
3
211/2
.
,700
..
183/4
19'4
700
4954
501/4
2C0
2774
29%
6,900
—8
1
27%
371/2
_*
5
—1
5
12.50
_1
Oil Ltd—16%C
--10
Caterpillar
Tractor
(Un)—_—
*
Celanese Corp of America ;(Un)_—_—*
Central & South West Corp_j.
2.50
Canadian Export Gas &
Carrier
Jan
28 »/2
46 34
231/4
23%
373/4
38%
35 3/2
361/4
.
27
17 3/4 May
11 '/2
common
Jan
48
Sep
27% Oct
7534
Jan
20
25
Sep
5 6'/2 Mar
Feb
411/2 Mar
16
Oct
100
700
34 3/4
93/4
53% Mar
Jun
24 »/2
Oct
61/4
18
4%
34
200
1
300
1,400
,.
,
100
1.400
Feb
25% Mar
300
343/8
15%
Jan
Jan
Oct
23
4,600
Jun
52%
18% Jun
1,600
32%
32.'/2
'
May
36:,4 May
43% Mar
48
3474
40
May
1974 Feb
49%
Oct
100
5
.
Apr
27% Mar
24
Jan
31%
32 TV
Feb
19
Jun
18%
393/2
Jan
12,500
31%
1
Oct
July
Feb
313/a
28%
Jun
11%
41/2
Jun
573/a
.
35%
22
18 3/a
Jun
113/4. Oct
Jan
Jan
21
150
1,200
I714
28
27
3/2 May
43
27
11%
200
1,400
37%
21%
28%
r-
36
36
16
27
x—«
Corp
Capital
52 34'
Oct
Oct
8%
25
12
J)
Corp
Burton-Dixie
Business
Oct
36
633/2 Mar
Mar
38
23% Sep
163/4 Oct
"-
38 '/< May
46%
5
Brunswick
58
39
•
Jun
29%
4234-433/8
5
Corp
Corp
Budd Company
._;
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)—
40
16%
Jan
-
28
Jun
■
4274*1
5
Co_——
Jan
31%
1
(Un)
Jan
44%
3
23:
"7
'
'
*
Apr
44
12/5
874'Mar
57 ' *'
"
Jun
600
.;
'
5
;
30 3/a
22
5
.
/Jan
12 3/a Mar
Jun
—*
10
_—
96%
130
49%
•
10
2%
76%
22%
146
22%
373/s
Apr
31%
5
of America
Republic Steel
72%
253/4 July
72% Oct
Jan
Co
(Un)
Co
29%
931/2
Oct
17%
13
—
Corp
33 y2
5
13
1,400
19
America_2.50
Co
6
3
4,200
'
2
of
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
40%
271/8
y.
Mar
36%
27%
50
Corporation
50
70 ia
i
■:
Jun 2
20%
"•
,.
191/2 Mar
■
35 74
13%
1
High
80 3/4 Mar
1,300
Santa Fe—
Co
Canteen
32.% May
57-% Feb
Jun
5
10
36%
_*
-
193/2
non-cum
30%
™5
I5
'8%'
500
.
21'
Jun
3% Aug
6% Jun
"
•
.
573/4 Aug
-9-3/2 --oct;
11%
600
'
'•'900
-.
38
-,
,
.
"
pfd
——.—;_10
Athey
Products
Corp__
Atlantic Refining Co <Un)—-___;
_13
5%
36%
~
''.':
,F,ow
13
--
19%
_—
Common
30%
463a
Range Since Jan.
-
52
13
••
6.25
(Un)
(Un)
Company
18 3,4,
*.
4%
'
8%
37%
Corp ___'—L_I
—
1.25
Arkansas Louisiana Gas—_—^—2.50
Armco Steel Corp (Un)L_—
—10
Armour & Co
(111).——
5
Ashland Oil & Refining com—,.
.1'
251
_2
1,200
•
12 3/4 ''
11%
,41%
25
_1
Inc__.——_____1
Industries
40 %
36y2
ll-«/2
..4'/4
Apache
*
52%
63
-
,
I"'/
-9% ' -'." 3,100
10:
San (Un)
(Un)
Co
Corp
Amsted
Anaconda
Aug
19 ya
62*4'
5-
r
4
.
1
Jan
42%
26%
Low.. High
33% '
Corp
American Viscose
Ampex
;
Mar
423/8
&
American Tobacco
253 'A Mar
115
Stand
Rad
American Tel & Tel Co_
v
15%
34%
.
1
Corp
American
Jan
_J
52 %
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's
Range
of Prices
Friday
1.66%
American Motors
22y4
Oil
Aug
45
4%
•21/B
1.75
Foundry 1
Climax.—
20%
Radio- Corp
Sears Roebuck
13%
Jun
45 %
.3,102
9VA
■
19%
Products < Uh)—1
20%
1
.
Register
Reynolds Tobacco
St Regis Paper
Schenley Industries
Apr
Feb
17% May
259
i :
American Machine" &
39 y2
Lead
Phillips
483/2
11
1,200
1
American
25
Distillers
National
Feb
1
3%
9 3/4
'
'
;
(Uh)__—___i—12.50
Jan
39%
Mining
Cash
54%,..
8%
(Un)—.1—_1
Mar
1
National
Sep
17%
—
3 7 34
995
27-2
Last
<Un)
Theatres
39%
Monsanto Chemical
Montgomery
21%
8%
f'/*'
(Un).___—_—;—1
Can. Co
—J—5
Corp
Jan
613/8
3534 Sep
100
1,098
21%
9
America
of
Co
39i/2
McGraw-Edison
Mead
Mar
103/4
.
' Feb
52%
Oct
79
10
(P)
Corp
Sep
26
.
10%-. Oct
.
497
12 34
43%
10
American
Bell
Lorillard
38%
.570
-
.
Oct
473/2' Jun
2,223.
'
Broadcasting
Oct
24%
2.50
.
Laughlin
Martin-Marietta
11
Oct
5'%
500
; /
14
,•
Jun
183/8
125
.
..
.
21/2
.—
Airlines
25%
Harvester
International
..
51/a.;
,8 3/a
Mfg____—^—__——-10
;
-*•
Chalmers
Aluminium Ltd
Feb
46
Oil
18%,
59%.
521/2
Sale Price
____4—
American
25%
__3
International
Apr
21%
••
.
(Un)_——1—_•
Corp
Chemical
Allied
28 s/8
24%
__
5
General Motors
Goodyear
333/2
1
—^
.2——L_ 1
—25c
i
Atchinson Topelca &
General Dynamics
General Electric
General
21
4S/8
Electronics.
443/4 July
Oct
57%
174'
Co
Trailer
200
*
:
*
'
i
;
19% May
25%
7
:
._
521/2
v' .r
A compilation of
2—
Co___
38
46%
—
1
Chemical
Apr
21%
20%
;.V
'. Abbott' Laboratories
Apr
36%
•
40%
„
—10
Steel
Dow
Sep
42 3/4
123/4
Par
■
506
27%
46%
25
,_
___
60
'934 July
43
—10
••»"/
Corp
136% > Jan
16 %
106% 108
34%
25
—
Service
Jun
Feb.
Mar
33% May
38
123/4
:_x_x_x__25:;^-
Jan
"
Cities
39%
Jan
'. 53
700
Jan
60
American
Chrysler
(
-
".
16%
37%
—1
_
—
_
1,165
1%
155/8
Oct
V 970
5%
143/2' •.
STOCKS
:
20 %
27%
*'
*
.
—
—
•
n'.i~"
Jan
—u,
5
_
_.
Via
Midwest Stock Exchange
Feb
^6%
42
8
_
Burroughs
Jun
28
123/2
10%
Upjohn Company_L—__.
Para,mount
Brunswick
Oct'
1\>
IGOi
1,159
58%.
58 3/4
—10
'
Steel
Burlington
92c
200
v
.
Jan
237/8
1
-
Jan
Feb
40 %
■
—_—50c
3
Goods—
Corp
Boeing
Feb
21%
39
18 3/8
—
.30% Mar
-49%-Sep
50
36%
-
-
5
——
Oil
Bethlehem
Oct
Jan
92 3/4
Jun
35%
66
27
10
-—
Dry
10
Apr
May
30 3/4
Sep
57
2,281
50%
15%
106 74
.
50
.
18 i/a Mar
11
2
Universal Controls
Jan
29
Jan
25
'' '*
r
Co—_
&
Mfg Co_:—X'X.
Scot-ten, Dillon Co_:—
42%
V
6%
Anaconda
Associated
—
-15%
33 %
1
Armour-
Oct
38 3/4
51/a
--ji.-- ——— % -65.
;•?-'
••
■
41%
-
1
1.66%
American Motors
Armco
55
.;
59
'^-'3
Ooz—;«
&
Rudy
Jan
213/4
Co—_
Refineries-^—_
Davis
16%
—
—i
Tobacco
i4ys
9'
Jan
21%
10
__
—vrvr,
20%
—
—12Va
American Tel St Tel Co
American
55
11
'383/4
1
Oo__
'i/c'b* {.' or-
Jan
19 »/8 May
100
909
13%
*
,
92c
31%
2.50
Co__
Lamp
S)
(S
Leonard
Feb
51
Jun
May
12% May
69
19"%
27%
—
1
—
_
161/4
985
*'
Oct
650
11%
28 >/2
5
Heater
Parke
Feb
41
72
153/4
22%
25 3/6
»
;
American
High
;i-T.
534
10 3/4
-
___
_:
92c
113%
1.66%
-
&u°/8 Mar
27 3/a
10
27%
10
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200
•
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20
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19%
19%
0
;
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10
Motor
Kresge
Range Since Jan. 1
High
37
5
Picher
Jan
3934
Shares
:———I—1
Corp
Goebel
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Eagle
Kahn
Jan
413/4
Jun
for Week
143%
——,—20
Co
General
Hall
3%
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Sales
Range
101/4
1*
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Studebaker
Du
78 %
Oct.
Jan
Sales
36%
1
x—.
123
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25
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Low
50
National
Diamond
34% Mar
25 74
.
Oct
22 %
60
,
121%. Jun';
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,
38%
for Week
10
;
83% Jun
225/8 May
15
of Prices
.
5
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Refrigeration
Copeland
Jan
22% Jun
47
8
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.
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103/4 Mar
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193/2
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4534 May
30
203/8
Range
-_~8.50
common
27%
1—2
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'
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25»/2
1
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Jan
of Prices
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Brown-McLaren
Budd
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Jan
40
Week's
Par
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22 %
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Feb
222
Last
—
5%. Jun
Jan
231/2
34
Equip——
&
Supermarkets
American
73% Mar
Oct
65
17
Allied
Apr
36% May
440
1V4
66
Sale Price
STOCKS
——
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Last
'"V"'"
Electric
Allen
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
___^
40%
573/a Feb
,
453/4 May
47a'4 May
16
92'4,
Sale Price
Fruehauf
Piano
■.
21
25'/8
Friday
Ford
Baldwin
269
.
895/8
Detroit Stock
Fenestra
Aeronca
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42% May
10
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Apr
19 % May
11%
1,220
42%
25%
Friday
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Feb
5334
1934
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;
Jan
225
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397
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40
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55
33% May
137
39%
65
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Oct
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126
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Jan
55
18%
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76%
Apr
31%
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Jan
65
65%
•
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50%
35
45
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Cement Corp
Star
Lone
60
20
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473/4
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Low
513%
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Standard
Range Since Jan.
High
47»%
Brands
Standard
Apr
5%
4% Jan
Low
——5
—
Rand
Standard
Jan
42%
.—5
——
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34"% July
38
39%
Shares
Railway
Standard
Jan
52%
13%
2.50
—
—
Island Creek Coal Co
,,
136%
May
Oct
46%
*
General Electric Co__—
Gillette
98
10%
———100
Inc
Co—
29% May
Co—
Railway
Stores
36
595
62
53%
10
com
"A"
preferred
National
First
455
33%
5%
Aug
36
5
—
Street
Mass.
1st
6%
&
4,165
36 %
32%
5
10
Inc
Hecla
18% Sep
38% Aug
36%
32%
*
—100
Trust
Providence
&
38%
—
Property
RR
Personal
Boston
12% May
400
39%
5
Boston Garden-Arena—
572
16%
Co
Southern
30% Mar
66
105% 108%
106
Southern
Jun
20%
24%
38 %
JJVa
50
10
Tel
&
American
for Week
15
Socony Mobil Oil—
High
Low
High
15%
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1-616%
®
Corp
Motors
Range Slnee Jan. 1
23%
Agricultural Chemical
American
American
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Jun
1%
Jan
July
Feb
317/2 May
42%
Feb
29% July
421/2
Jan
28%
Jun
4334 Mar
31
Jun
46'/a
Feb
Number 6205
196
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1689)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Last
of Prices
r
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Certaln-teed
Service—
Pub
Illinois
Central
Gas
Co__
58%
65
Mar
National
Gysum
National
Tile
Feb
47%
700
"44%
Oct
59%
Jan
7%
Oct
.
North
American
Aviation
22%
Feb
North
American
Car
2o%
Jan
Northern
Illinois
17%
Feb
8%
Jun
13% Mar
Northern
Indiana
Public
38%
Jun
62%
Northern
Natural
Gas
37%
Jun
Northern
Pacific
200
•
467/b
Oct
600
-
;
Feb
55
-
58%
12,000
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
47'A
23%
23%
100
20
Jun
62
62
100
55%
Jun
16 Va
17
950
12%
Jan
38%
38%
100
32% May
54"%
17%
Jam
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25
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28%
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38%
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400
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21%
48
20%
17
Mar
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1
59%
42%
Kodak
5
198
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Parke-Davis
34%
Feb-
Faistaff
Oct
,
60% Mar
41% May
'
Mar1
42
19
Jun
Jun
1,.., 21% Mar'
Jun
20% Aug.
-
-
Oct
48
Jun
2J
50 %
1,000
200
Feb
Sep
Amer
Pfizer
Tire
Phillips
Co
First
Motor
F
Pullman
27%
Gen
—
Oct
26%
Jan
Jun
42
Bankshares
General
Box
General
900
Corp....
Dynamics
Foods
General
Mills
Oil
Inc
Public
Tire
General
Glen
Glidden
Granite
Dredge
Great
Lakes
Towing
Greyhound Corp
Gulf Oil Corp
States
Gulf
Republic
48% Mar
43%
1
v
Feb
Jan-
60
300
37%
Jun
5,800
36 Vi
Jun
45% Aug
;
300
7%
Oct
14%
21'A
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700
8
20%
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65%
,
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-
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19
1,300
4,000
67% ' ' 2,300
71% ;
100
26%
1,100
54%
11,800
16%
2,400
32%
100
19% —. 4,700
18% 2,500
34% r . - 400
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100
36
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800
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700
30
120
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Rexall
Corporation
;—.—•
Richman
86
-
6%
Apr,
Feb
78% Mar
95 %
Jan
33%
Jan
57%
Jun
Oct
Jan
30%
Feb
37
Mar
29
Jun
May
Oct
Jan
29%
Jan
54%
Jan
14%
8% Jun
35% Sep
Apr
41%
,
Jun
Feb
45
%
International
Harvester
Mineral
International Paper
International
Feb
44%
.Aug
Jan
Metals
(R. J.)
Royal
—
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Public
Regis
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Sangamo
Electric
Schwitzer
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-
25
Servel
V
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Martin
Class
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South
Socony
Co
Southern
Pacific
Jun
35
10%
10%
500
45%
46%
1,400
37%
38
10%
Jun
Feb
Feb
18% Feb
39% Jun
52 % Mar
34
700
55%
May
1,900
35%
Jun
700
45%
Oct
43 %
Feb
57 % Mar
62%
Jan
61%
63%
600
57%
Jun
91%
Jan
31%
32
1.300
24 % May
33%
Apr
21%
2,700
20%
Oct
38% Mar
31%
1,400
28%
Jun
36% Mar
57%
58
700
56%
Sep
89
800
38%
44
•
47%
47%
50
Jun
59% Mar
Mar
Apr
25
30%
4,300
38 %
Feb
Jun
63% Mar
Oct
18%
May
40%
12%
600
37 Va
28%
Oct
500
35
Jun
21
Jun
Feb
59%
Jan
Mar
67
22%
22%
400
Sep
52%
22
24 Va
1.600
20%
Jun
41
Jan
37%
37%
41%
4,500
37%
Oct
80 %
Jan
28
28%
550
26% May
31%
Feb
39%
39%
1,400
33%
41%
Sep
11%
13
11.400
9'A
Apr
13
Oct
23%
24
1,000
23%
Oct
39
Mar
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100
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28%
28 "A
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10
10
700
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Jan
Sperry
Rand
Standard
Oil
Jan
29%
Feb
Standard
44 %
Apr
Standard
Oil
t43 Vi
Apr
Standard
Oil
CO
of
of
Oil
Standard
;Jun
31%
Jan
Tenn
Jun
; 48 %
Jan
Texaco
Oct
30%
Apr
Texas
44'A May
34 Va
57% Mar
Jun
Jun
24
6.100
23 Va
1,100
:
56%
.85
;
900
8%
400
42
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Sep
40
100
25%
Jun
1,700
60%
Oct
49
Sep
1,000
29%
60%
62
49%
50%
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100
5%
Jun
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25
10%
—
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10%
17
700
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39%
39 Va
64%
500
17%
49 V2
10% May
200
650
11
17
May
300
10%
66
48%
21
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1,300
100
Oct
——,—
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16%c
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Brewing Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Modine Manufacturing Co.
66
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Montgomery Ward & CO.
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43;
600
33 %
20%
22
65
4 %
10%
21 Va
67
37
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62
68 Vz
70
3,300
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Jun
88%
Jan
Jun
14%
Jan
May
8% May
9%
Jan
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8%
8%
100
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900
8
Jan
Feb
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Jan
10
Jan
30%
29%
30%
3,500
29%
Oct
41
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30%
30%
31
2,700
30% Aug
40
Feb
51%
56
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'
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100 -
9
51%
52%
1,500
45
Jun
48
48%
6,100
38%
Jun
24%
24%
1,400
21% May
30%
Feb
29%
29%
300
23%
Jun
35%
Apr
10%
57
Jan
24%
Jan
24'A
300
20%
Jun
38
Feb
33 'A
200
25
Jun
39
Jan
19
19
100
18
Jun
34%
Jan
51
Jun
60% May
10%
23%
6.28
(Ohio)
8,400
56%
56%
59%
1,500
43%
43%
44
7,200
51%
51%
53
56
Feb
51%
50%
51 Va
600
48 Va
Jun
59%
Fen
1
1
12%
12 %
12%
800
11%
Jun
23% Mar
,
41% May
58%Feo
43 Va May
6,800
11% Mar
6% Jun
7%
7%
200
26 Va
26%
200
23 Va
Jun
34
Mar
8
1
34%
34%
37
850
32
Sep
70
Apr
7%
7%
8
6,200
0
May
10%
Feb
1
-
Corp
36
•
2.80
Corp
(Un)
Sep
58 % Mar
May
22% Sep
32 »A Oct
24% Mar
23,400
15%
Oct
25 %
2,100
45 Va
Jun
59 Va Mat
2,700
14% May
35 % Jun
18% Mar
45%
11%
Oct
23% Jan
May
31% Mar
35 V4
36'A
19%
19%
100
1
22 Va
22%
1,000
32 V*
32%
Transmission
700
15%
20
53%
55 >A
15 Va
16%
40%
Co
54%
—.
Transmission..:
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Inc.
33%
2,500
5
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Gas
12
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10
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Gulf
10%
28
Corp.
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Oct
23%
33 %
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(Un)
(Un)
18
40'%
200
11%
12%
2,300
25
(Un)
^
25%
200
23
28%
Feb
49% Feb
Apr
Apr
50%
50%
100
38%
Jun
65
Feb
Toledo Edison Co..
23%
23%
300
20%
Jun
26%
Jan
Transamerica
26%
27 Va
700
26%
Oct
47%
Feb
Ramo-Wooldridge-.—
Thompson
(Un)—,,
Corp—
Corp
Radio
4%
Corp (Un)
208 60 LaSalle' St
Corp
4%
300
4%
35%
36%
200
34%
70%
.
4%
35%
...
Continental
•Tri
Carbide
70%
40
1,500
—
85 V2
9
Corp
Electric
Mar
Union
Oil
9
Jan
Union
Jan
United Air Lines Inc..
Mar
31%
Jan
17 Va Mar
110
Feb
21
Jan
Jun
25%
Jan
May
39% Oct
54%
68
8% Mar
Oct
51 %
Jan
72
Sep
Mar
Sep
of
Pacific
_
RR>(Un),
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10
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States
Gypsum,
States
Industries
U
U
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Rubber
Steel
Co...
Oil
.A
120 Va
38% May
51 Va
Apr
300
47% July
68
Jan
1,500
27% May
34% Jan
-
83%
Jan
29%
30%
26%
27%
600
21%
Jun
19%
19%
20%
2,600
19 Va
Oct
30%
Feb
68%
68%
69 Va
400
67%
Oct
104%
Jan
39
Jan
24% Mar
1
12%
300
12% May
30%
36%
38%
500
36%
Oct
60%
38 Va
38
40%
14,500
38
Oct
78%
Jail
12 Vs
12 Va
13%
2,000
12 Va
Oct
31%
Jan
1
Products
—
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16%
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;
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Universal
.
Jun
500
52 Va
2.80
Co
(Un)
Corp.——
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_
92 Va
45 74
50
26%
.10
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90%
45 Va
90%
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Co
(Un).
California.——
33%
33%
37
1,300
61
Mar
30%
33%
30% Jun
29% Aug
12%
12 Va
'
Feb
Sep
Feb
9
May
13%
35
-
34%
31
Oct
Aug
63%
47%
Feb
55
Feb
46% Mar
200
Aug
2,700
May
28%
Jan
Oct
25 %
Jan
900
Jun
800
300
Jun
200
25% May
10%
700
10
4y2
33
Jun
5
Upjohn
Jun
7%
14 Va
70 Vt
l
7
28%
54%
Jan
60% Mar
40
Jun
8»/a
6,400
7
Oct
15%
800
25
Jun
38%
Jan
Oct
41 %
Jan
Jun
200
42
7
28%
Jan
—2%
Westlnghouse Electric Corp—.0.25
Whirlpool Corp
ff
22
24%
1.C00
22
25%
25%
27%
4,800
25 Va
29%
29%
100
26%
Jun
33Va
Jan
Wilson
35%
35%
37
700
34%
Sep
55
Feb
52%
53
200
45'A
Jun
60
Mar
37%
37%
60 %
60 Va
200
10%
10%
1,500
&
Co
(Un)
Wisconsin
Electric
Wisconsin
Public
Apr
Woolworth
Jan
2
4,200
29%
42
10
Co.—
Inc
Western Bancorporation (Un)
Western Union Telegraph
Apr
94 % Mar
39
1
Company
(F
Power
Service
W> Co
(Un)
...
(Un)—
World Publishing Co
...
10
10
10
60 Va
1
400
•
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39 Va
Jan
40%
Apr
60 %
Oct
92
Jan
10
Oct
16V4 Mar
34% May
Feb
47%
47 Va
49 %
4,500
41V4
Jun
32
32
33%
1,100
31%
Sep
40% Mar
24
24
24
Oct
42 Va
Jan
43
44%
35'A
Jun
52%
Jan
Youngstown Sheet & Tube..
Apr
Zenith
*
(Un).
35 Va
31%
1
10
1,700
19
4
10
L.
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Jan
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6
-
60
Company—.
-Trav-ler
*
72
Oct
42 Va
Texas
Texas
59%
.
-
Textron
10% Mar
May
39
Oct
Eastern Transmission.
Jap
Feb
58
'
Oct
31
300
•
Corp
Gas
Feb
—28% Mar
Jun
Jun
,
38 Va Mar
Oct;
"
23
33 V<
800
16%
3,500
15
Corp
D
25
52%
Aug
1,000
34%
8
1
Packaging common—
Corporation
&
31%
400
11
17%
33%
1
Indus
18
900
12
16%
49
*
1,
California
of
45
300
: 200
11%
3
(Un)
100
55%
14% Mar
8Va May
337/a.
1
(Un)
Kollsman
1,600
42V2
Jan
16%
.1.40
_•
Swift
47 %
23%
5
...
(Un)
Corp
Sunray
•
§
—
28% Mar
25 Vi
—ia
Southwestern Public Service—
Standard
Jun
"A"
«■'
5
Co
Jan
50
„
(Un) —20 g
Co
(Un)
*9% Mar
29%
1
Utilities
22%
19
(Un)
Oil
Mobile
Southern
May
25%
4
Corp
Chemical
500
16%
.
800
200
•
54 Va
61
•
Minneapolis
Monsanto
38% Mar
Oct
dist".
"ex
Sundstrand
24
5
common...
Brick
24%
Oct
.
12% Aug
Corp
Jan
.
41%
49%
50c
1
Mfg
Corp —
Merck & Co (Un)
Middle
29%
Jun
19%
14%
...
Co
Oil
-9%
2,200
35% -38ya-
60c
common
Inc—
(Un)
McCrory
Metropolitan
29%
l
B
Oil
May
(
23
25
Co.—
Marietta
16
4,600
1
Walgreen
Marshall
Feb
25% May
200
21 %
89
Co..
Sunbeam
45 %
K
40
1
(Un)_.
Cement
36%
300
17%
19%
50
Pen Co class A—
(W A)
Sinclair
Webcor
Marquette
29%
17%
1,800
Inc
Sheaffer
Shell
&
19%
-
8%
1
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Oil
Jun
14%
Corp
Roebuck
Jan
*
Marathon
Jan
41
28
....1
35%
19%
'34 Va
-
41Va
4
Co
49%
Jun
16 %
Co..
64%
24
•
5
Co
(P)
Feb
Jun
26'A
45%
Schenley Industries (Un)
f!nrp itliil
Oct
i
Chemical—33%c
Li&by McNeil <st Libby....»—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lorillard
20%
38 Va
900
14%
fii-.nering
11% May
••
5
5
(Un)._
•
Co
Oct
300
44
j
35%
6%
.5%
23
'
35Va
Knapp Monarch Co..———
Printing
1,100
16%
(Un)
Service
700
7%
54 Va
(Un)
Copper Corp (Un);
Kimberly-Clark Corp ...—
Lincoln
13%
13%
29%
♦
Imperial
200
24%
Steel (Un)—...—10
Ling-Temco-Vought
Jan
43%
20
5
(Un)
Paper
fit
San
Studebaker-Packard
24%
_:-
.2 50
—
Kennecott
Gas
50%
13%
Indiana
Union
Laclede
37% Mar
Jun
——1
Co
Apr
23
(Un)
&
25% May
37
43%
10%
(Un)
(Un)
Brothers
18%
'■ 7%
24%
Co
Aluminum
2,400
2,700
47
Dutch Petroleum
Union
Kaiser
Jan
33%
46 %
Co (Un)
Tobacco (Un)_
Storkline
.6%
-
Chemical— If
Co..
Jones & Laughlin
Apr
44%
28
1
Stewart-Warner
650
-
(Un)——.
Co
Corp
<
39%
46%
Corp
Mar
24%
/ \,
Electric
'
13%
5
Jan
■-••7%
*
—:
&
Tel & Tel
Manville
Oct
23%
0
Spiegel
Inc
Square D Co
"
Jefferson
48
Jan
20
47
22% Oct
13% Jun
"
Johns
Apr
49% Mar
May
20%
Jan
' 6%
Y—
34%'
*
International Shoe
32
ti»%
37
(Un)
15
6%
—
10
Nickel
28% May
'
Jtin
33
37
38%
of
18
15Va
-Y.
_•
—_
Interlake Steamship CO"———.
International
31
May
Mar
17
13% July
25Va Jun
12'/a May,
May
Oct
Jun
May Jun
Mar
36%
Jun
May
39
28%
22%
34
29%
Jan
15
Jun
Sep
July
Feb
Jan
3%
Sep
59%
22'/a
45%
15%
28%
18%
16%
V 33%
30%
300
;
36%
10
Co.—
International
500
(Un.)„
13% Jun
11 Vi Jun
15%
13%
35%
—
•———1 '
——
Illinois Brick Co
Steel
13%
14%
1
1
Huttig Sash & Door
Inland
31%
37'/a
Drug & Chemical
Feb
10%
i
May
54% Jun
.
,
15%
13%
__
.,
25c
& Co
Corp
Howard Industries Inc
Hupp
1
3
Brewing Co.—
Werner Corp
31
31
45%
Inc
Stanray
Hein
35% May
•
Company
Reynolds
Reynolds
10 % Mar
6% Aug
200
500
'1,500
100
26%
—8.33%
'
58 %'
8%
- 3
-,
57%
8
2%
10%
*• 4%
25
__
*
common.
-(Un)
Utilities
(G)
Heileman
ICO
37%
Co
Co
Steel
Jan
27 Va
17% May
--*-750
,
1
•
Dock
9%
; ,L;
—
6.25
&
8%
65%
——~
Stores—
Lakes
38%
45
8
2%
l*
Co
Co..-—
Great
Oct
41
71%
26%
26%
52%..
53%
15%
15%
32%
t* 19% :"■< 19%
>
16%
" 16%
: U'_
»■
34%
31
31
—
9%
36
10
1
:
—
City Steel Co
Drug
Gray
_——
Rubber
&
(WH)
GOSSard
(Un)
Brothers
Tire
29%
43%
—
—LI
1
-
(Un)
Co
Goldblatt
Goodyear
Raytheon
Oct
—
30c
—-I
——
Co.——
Alden Corp
3.400
41 %
48 %
12%
69% Mar
2 6'A
25
:—1
Rubber—
&
(The)
38%
41 %
33%n
Corp of America
Jun
100
__
2.50
Utilities (Un)„
Genescolnc—
Gillette
37%
Feb
Jun
—I—
"
Electronics Corp.——3.33%
&
8%
4%
29%
—
1.66%
Cement..
Portland
Gen Tele
37%
33 %c
Quaker Oats Co
31%
28
20%
3
.
General Motors Corp
General
46%
Co
1,100
29%
v
7%:
• "
Corp..—
General
20% May
8,200
115% Mar
2,100
4i %
•
5 A
General: Electric Co (Un)
General
700
2,100
59% >
(Un)..——..12.50
Gamble
Co
4%
26 Vi-
——
1.25
—.2
1
5
—'—2
-—-1
Corp
Corp
Candy
Jan
65 Va
21%
10
—
.
—....
Service
48%
4%
42%'
/
100
26 y4
—10
General Contract Finance.;
General
71'A
64
57
'
Transportation
American
General
Jan
Feb
14,000
26
,...i
Co
20%
Jun
Jan
15Vb
18%
—.3
Corporation—;
D
W
Inc
Trailer
Fruehauf
11
31%
&
Sep
24
96%
Co—
Dairies
Foremost
600
1
Co (Un)
Corp
Corp
205%
Jun
15%
Bankshares.—II—II5
....2.50
Wisconsin
Ford
12%
5
(The).—.
Process
Jun
85%
25
43 'A
&
Petroleum
Potter
Public
16'A Jun
95%
*
(Un)
Feb
12%
io
(Un)
—
Dodge
Jan
400
16
1
Rubber
&
5'A
July
21
•
Co
(Charles)
72'/a
17%
25
95%
(Un)
Airways
Co—
&
—
Pepsi-Cola
Jun
.,
World
Procter
34% Mar
166
198
56%
-61%
%
40
4%
Corp.:
Brewing
Firestone
3
57
•
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
20%
1,050'
198
Corp
Pan
14%
900
Corp.l
& Instrument
Camera
600
Apr
Radio
Fairchild
Jan
3%
.15
i—
Chemical
Pacific Gas & Electric
26%. '
17%
Corp
Whitney
Fairbanks
55%
21
1
Co.-——
Jan
42%
1
—
Mfg
Oct
8
Feb \
400
3
(Un)
Co
Electric
Emerson
36%
12%
3.33
28 % Mar
Jun
200
'
(Un)
47%
48%
%
El Paso Natural Gas—
600
3%
5
,
Oak Manufacturing CO—
Pure
Eastman
37%
*
Co
(Un)
Ry
71%
25 %
48
—1
10
Apr
3b Va
i___lo
Bancorporation
Ohio
12%
>
900
43 3A
57%
-5
Lines Inc
Air
Eastern
30%
5
Service
48% May
200
200
17"%
43
26
(EI) de Nemours (Un)
Pont
Jun
l
Co
38% May
600
■
v
(Minnesota)
Northwest
Apr
Olih-Mathieson
17%
•'
20O
r
13 'A'- 13%
5
Co
Dodge Manufacturing
Dow Chemical Co
22
17% Mar
..
35
300
200
20%
,
22% May
~
1,600
51
45%
17
36
70
.
33'A May
41%
20%
■
20
Co (Un)
Jan
1,500
22
Northern States Power Co—
Feb
400
50%
20%
-7%
Mar '
58%
200
'
20%
,
.
50
.
.
30% Apr
May ../'•'A 45% Mar
25 % Jun
38% Jan
41%
21 %
1
Co
Edison
Jan
132%
22%
22
Jan
Oct
7
Oct
5
Co
300
8%
55%-
(Un),
Corp
Gas
High
Oct
72
1,000
72
1
Jun
3%
100
72
1
RR
Oct
'
&
Detroit
Central
Low
3%
72
s
Mfg
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
,.q
(Un)
9
"
Low
1
Co
&
...T—
iUU/—
ciieui
at
15%
Phelps
Deere
Shares
5
Register (Un)
500
"
1614
8% ?
ifork
New
•
Corp—
200
40O
8 Va
11%
.-15%
:: 3%
—1
(Un)
DiSUlleio
46 Va
__
Corp
National
Feb
15'A
1.33l/a
*
Container
Corp
of America——
5
Continental Can Co (Un)
10
Continental Insurance Co—
'
-5
Controls Co of America
—_i-5
Corn Products Cu_.—
'
-1
Crowell-COllier Publishing
:
.1
Crucible Steel of Amer (Un):.—_— 12.50
Curtiss-Wright
Sep
•
Co
Power
30'/a
25%
7%'
Consolidated Foods
Consumers
21% May
46%
12%
Commonwealth Edison com:
700
Jun
Corp—;T_—
System
Cash
15%
5
(Un)——.—__10
Iron
&
Gas
Columbia
900
National
42
-
Fuel
Colorado
14%
Sep
500
1
(Un)
Co
Nachman
52%
17%
15
5
Inc
Palmolive
Colgate
".
Ilium
Electric
Co
Coleman
Sep
Oct
17%
—"
Products Corp..
City
Cleveland
23%
13
17 Va
8.50
10
Electric..:.
&
Service
17'/a May
28%
11%,
for Week
Par
High
100
22%
61%'62'/a
_
Cities
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
27%
13
1
*
C heme iron
corp
—.;—1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chic Milw St Paul & Paci—
:
:*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
*
Chicago Rock Isl <Sc Pacific Ry Co__._*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR_12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
13
Champlin Oil & Ref commoxi-i—
$3 convertible preferred__
a
Cincinnati
-
High
22%
10
—1
(Un)
Products
Low
Par
\
;
_.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended October 19)
Sales
Week's
37
43
26%
26
27'/a
400
1,300
3,900
25%
Jun
37 %
Yates-American
Radio
Machine
Corp.
11%
12%
11%
68
71V4
500
68
Oct
47%
47%
51 Va
2.400
44
17 %
Oct
68
Jun
Co.
■t
■
500
.■«
-
I
:
;
106
Apr
Mar
75% Mar
t
.
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1690)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
.
„
Monday, October 22, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended October 19)
Friday
.
McKinney
other Exchanges.
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
B.acK
Corp
Buckner
Castle
Ink
Capwell
Emporium
Exuter
Good
of
Co
13,300
450
16 (4
Jun
23%
25 y2
2,600
24 %
Jun
50(4
Jun
49%
3,700
29(4
2.7U0
32c
Californla_l
2,900
9
75c
M
J
Meier
3%
34%. 345/a
July
7% May
79c
11,000
Oct
1.90
Norris
Oil
1,100
1.85
Jun
2.70
1.55
7,700
1.20
Oct
1.70
North
American
Pacific
Oil
&
Invest
37/B
4(4
7,100
52 %
100
70c
2.85 May
Jun
50
Western
&
Ranch
Rice
Cal
Southern
Oil
Trlco
Oil
on
Union
Sugar
United
Industrial
Corp
586.47
12__
118.04
86.43
86.42
86.64
Jan
Oct.
18—
581.15
116.90
119.48
203.32
93.37
80.71
83.82
88.82
86.68
32
15—
Jan
589.69
Averages
compiled
are
Utilities,, 6.55;
stocks,
65
daily
by
'
July
Sep
Sep
Jun
37
Jan
<
23
4
Jan
71c
Oct
15,800
Atlantic
City
Budd
Transit
Company
Low
65 %
830
62%
Oct
99%
11%
12%
170
11%
Oct
30%
105% 108(4
4.234
—33V-3
105%
—4.33
40%
'."i
'
.
■'
(35 Stocks)
j
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
Oct. 15—
Oct. 16
Oct
17
8%
Jan
Jan
35
May
49%
11
Jun
19%
Apr
7% May
9% May
9%
Jan
2,707
-
15%
11(4
11%
332
78(4
83%
549
78%
Oct
122
107.21
50
23 (4
23%
23%
200
23%
Oct
25
Low
25
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co common...
1
Delaware Power & Light
—6.75
5
Duquesne Light
55%
55%
58%
2,762
38%
Jun
62%
6%
6%
300
5%
Jun
13%
43%
45%
170
38"%
Jun
index
of
stock
55% Mar
—
for
the
Co
of
J
N
8
Jan
3
prices based
ended
week
Feb
for the current year.
RR
Dec
106.57
-
1961
on the closing prices, of 300 common
1962, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Feb
44%
SEC
stocks
Feb
6%
The
Oct.
12,
Sep
Central
—„—" ; 144.09
High
Mar
Co
27
for
Range
106.61
—
Mar 14
Jun
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
78(4
——
Soup
100.23
107.45
Oct, 18—
Oct. 19—
„
High
Low
107.93
——
Fri.
Range for 1962
" 144.31
;
107.45
—
——
Jan
136(4
319
12%
8%
1
5
98(4 May
1.80
Campbell
5.34:
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Oct
166
41 %
11%
12
13
A-
Rails,
Hieh
62 %
11%
Co
2.988;
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
62 %
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Week's
10
Electric
Industrials,
+"A,".'
Apr
7% Mar
90c
——1
Tel
&
divisors:
5.00 Mar
Jan
16
Shares
Par
Tel
following
;
Sales
for Week
STOCKS
American
the
using
15.46.
32% May
2.20
1
Range
120.30
118.89
'
4% Aug
% May
of Prices
83.31
88.83
5,600
Last
86.47
88.76
5%
Sale Price
40
88.76
88.82
5%
4,100
83.28
83.78
3% May
6%
80.52
83.28
1,000
80c
92.32
Bonds
80.59
5
6
205.21
120.59
Total
ties
80.33
25%
73c
Rails
80.27
Feb
300
Rails
93.32
Jan
25
trials
93.37
3
25
Utili¬
Stocks
ties
93.32
5,100
'
Grade
205.64
3%
%
Grade
206.00
23 Vb
..
10
Indus¬
!2.80 Apr
30
-
Second
65
204.98
Jan
300
10
First
120.13
Mar
V
-Bonds10
119.84
4%
Friday
common-
28%
28%
-
896
29%
24
May
1
1957-59==100
Oct. 12,'62
Composite
Manufacturing
32% Mar
;
Goods
—
Non-Durable Goods
Low
—0.3
144.3
107.0
107.3
—
High
116.6
107.6
—0.3
135.0
1Q4.3
t
Durable
1962-
Percent
Oct. 5,'62
116.2
104.8
—0.5
135.6
95.2
110.3
—.02
134.4
101.8
87.0
+ 0.9
111.0
"
110.1
—l
Change
98.6
'
Electric
Storage
Finance
Co
Class
A
of
Fair
Ford
Motor
General
SI
Ex
Corp
Resistance
29
54%
6,237
30%
33%
7%
"7%
28
Feb
40%
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
.
15% May
26(4
16%
57 %
Jan
100
30%
Oct
7%
302
4%
Aug
43(4 May
8% Jan
24%
295
—
"■
Power
18% Jun
36
+ 0.9
113.3
83.8
7
-
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Mar
Int'l
18%
18%
19%
4%
Oct
Sep
No. of
and M'iscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
16%
Oct
30%
Feb
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
18
Jun
30%
Jan
1,178
64 Va
64%
66
275
60% Jun
29%
29%
30%
400
23%
40%
2,773
♦
30%
30%
31%
1,235
10%
10%
11
4,206
5
33%
*
28%
10
6
10
common
Gas
Mon.
29%
5%
Jun
Jun
29
May
10(4 Jun
33 Va
Oct
4,966
1,203
6
24"% May
5 Ya Jun
32% May
49% May
28%
Tues.
38% Mar
19
55
Oct. 17^—
3,244,680
3,518,000
Oct. 18
3,284,190
Fri.
Jan
Oct. 16
Wed.
Jan
$359,000
201,000
455,000
Oct. 19
4,654,670
3,779,000
4,618,000
493,000
551,000
$3,031,000
3,252,000
16,682,390
$18,198,000
$2,059,000
2,640,080
2,858,770
—.
—.
,
Total
Jan
34% Mar
8
37%
1,441
64%
66 %
942
6%
212
6
Oct
Feb
U. S.
5
300
5
Jun
8
Jan
International
2,424
23% Jun
43
Jan
Foreign
47% Mar
69 %
5,169,000
T_
$20,257,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 19
1961
Apr
1962
16,801,760
16,682,390
Stocks—Number of Shares
—
—
1962
36%
65
Sales
—
—
Week Ended Oct. 19
Jan
Bond
$3,390,000
3,453,000
3,973,000
4,272,000
—
\
;
Feb
36%
•
com
757
34
28%
18%
Oct. 15—
"
Thurs.
94% Mar
3
Co
Total
U.S.
Railroad
4
17
22%
common
&
92.5
,
60
4%
16%
50
Electric
131.4
Jan
Jun
32
20%
RR
Electric
143.0
178.2
Jan
11% May
-
20%
Peoples
Transportation
185.5
—0.6
'
«.
45(4 Aug
15(4 Feb
1
16%c
Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric Co
—0.3
139.4
156.9
—
Stocks
'•»
85.5
157.4
138.6
93.3
;
Service
Jan
38% July
7% Oct
45
4%
1
1
Chemicals
Service
930
8%
20%
24
_l
Corp
Power & Light
Public
16%
51%
1
Inc
Martin-Marietta Corp
Merck & Co Inc
Potomac
16%
51%
-7%
10c
:—
class A
Fund
Philadelphia
Feb
56
87.8
!_•;
Navigation—
Vending
Pennsalt
20
5
distribution
Macke
Madison
Sep
Oct
8
1
&
26
20 %
2,727
20
-1.66%
Co
Coal
Jun
100
21%
44
1
common
Brothers
Lehigh
20%
41
*
Gimbel
41%
417
27
20 %
2
Corp
preferred
Motors
284
44
41
2.50
Dairies
International
27
5
.1
;
Co
General
43%
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance and
Mining
i
Bait—
Stores
Acceptance
Homasote
*
44
10
at
non-voting
Food
Foremost
Battery.
America
Jan
Averages
Total
Utili¬
roads
Thurs.
Inc
39(4
118.23
23
80c
Oct.
trials
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Steel
Jun
117.60
3%
25
6(4
Date
Wed.
Markets
25
Rail¬
Tues.
Wood
340
15
Date
Alan
27y4
20
Mon.
Acme
25%
589.35
vl.75 Jan
700
400
1
25%
587.68
19
4,400
(Un)
30% Mar
16
22
32
Explor new com—
Oct
17
Jun
2.85
5
common
Oil
23
Oct.
Jun
2.10
%
Basin
210
Oct.
Sep
2.75
-—8 %
Petroleum
23 y2
Oct.
8 7/a
31%
1
23
Jan
2.00
2.75
common
Feb
23
Oct
57/a Aug
3% Apr
16%
300
.
31%
common
Co
Oct
21
2.10
9,000
9%
.17%
2.05
common.
Equipment
Williston
9
July
1.35 Sep
..-200
3%
3%
Warrants
Westates
1.25 May
2.65
700
pfd—25
A
Preferred
Victor
5,600
2.05
:
Apr
23%
10
10
17(4 Mar
2,400
__50c
series
Co
Jun
4(4
17%
9 %
25c
69c
1.70
'
1
Co
Gas
25% May
16% Oct
37%
202
rStocks
30
Jan;'
Jun
1.50
1.60
50
1
90
17%
the
are
Jan
15%
200
21%
Co—
Gas
&
.16'/a
21%
33 %c
J.
31%
16%
57/8 Mar
88
31c
4,000
1.50
Co
Gas
Oil
Rhodes
34c
37/a
1
Develop
Gas
Reserve
33c
1.50
common
31%
o.zo
Oct
4
1
45
45
31%
17
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow-Jones & Co.
Jan,
1.65
1.60
Co—
632
45
Stock and Bond
Below
Jan
1.95
25c
Co
Ltd
Corp
47
Jan
Jan
15% May
67% Feb
Jan
Mar
,70c
1
Petroleum
Merchants
10
Inc
100
5
Corp
Jan
75c
15
1.95
16 %
33c
10c
(Un)
Co
Frank Co
&
Nordon
Oil
M
&
14%
5
Indus¬
M
14
5%
Feb
9%
52(4
1.95
1.60
10
Co
70c
Sep
13 (4 July
Jan
40c
1
High
Oct
4%
Jan
25
4(4 Oct
9(4
60c
Salt
300
4%
17%
8
Oil
Leslie
2.25
4%
34'A
—10c
40c
600
__
10
Corp
Elec
1,100
4%
Feb
25
Imperial Western new common
Jaae
2
Westinghouse
Low
40c
4%
1
Glass
Range Since Jan. 1
High
40c
Jan
5
Plate
Co,
Sales
Jan
47%
May
37c
(Un)
29c
Jun
Sep
11c
25%
1
Co of
Calif
Exploration
Humor
Holly Oil Co
Feb
17%
2.10
10
Co
Ltd class A
Oil Co
General
25%
J,
—
10
Cooke
and
Oct
4%
1
-5.50
Co
600
■
Oil Co
&
California
15,000
32 y4
32
«
Gas
Buttes
14c
32
21%
300
13c
13c
5
Stores Inc
Industries
Inc
Broadway-Hale
High
22
Low
1
common
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
High
Low
Forgings
Rockwell-Standard
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
22%
22%
25
pfd (Un)_.
___5c
Mammoth Consolidated Min.
Cement
American
1
Co
Pittsburgh
for Week
Last
Shares
1
Pittsburgh
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
Mfg
Pittsburgh Brewing
Week's
for Week
Par
,
This list does not
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
Price Range on
Last
Sale Price
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
1961
'
827,291,898
748,874,550
Bonds—
Reading
Co
common
Ritter Finance class
Bcott
Smith
50
»
Kline
&
French
Oil
27%
Lab
"
27
28%
10%
52%
52%
53%
185
45% Jun
72(4 Jan
31%
31%
32
706
29
44
19%
20 %
46
Jersey Gas Co
Southeastern Public Service
Texas
5
Paper
South
Sun
6
1
B
46
47
1,279
15%
15 y8
16 y8
1,872
5
49%
50%
625
7%
100
450
7%
21%
22%
275
19 Vb
25%
1~2.50
—10c
Co
Eastern
Transmission
3.50
Thompson Ramo-Woodridge
United Corp
United Gas
Improvement
Warner Company
Washington Gas Light common
~~
10
25%
•
32 y8
May
17%
Jun
common
42% May
53%
Railroad
and
.+
—
,
—t
'\ $2,059,000
18,198,000
Industrial
Total
14
!
$20,257,000
_
Jun
6% Jun
65%
Jan
8% Mar
Jun
23 y8
Oct
38%
Jun
26%
877
25%
32%
33
605
29% Jun
41
85
10
85
July
89
Mar
77
78
17
63
Jun
78
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Jan
85
Oct
Apr
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign
Domestic
Shares)
Mon.
Oct. 15-
Tues.
Friday
Last
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
—
-T
3Jaw^Knox Com 8t6el
Par
r*
in
Duqueme Brewing
nn°~~
SiVr";-,
(Joseph) c?6
80
8
Wsepn) Co
Harbison
Horne
—
For
footnotes,
8 50
1VS
*
see page
43.
28%
25%
124
140
$2,000
380,000
20,000
5,000
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
$1,000
382,000
289,000
588,000
$1,839,000
$32,000
4,710,985
Bond
Sales
$203,000
400,000
~~5~006
392,000
294,000
598,000
$16,000
$1,877,000
5,000
1,233,525
Total
To,000
987,565
970,590
Total
Low
Wfeek Ended Oct. 19
High
:
2828%
24(4
Oct. 19—
''
Gov't
Bonds
$200,000
808,150
—
'
Bonds
Range Since Jan. 1
High
"5
Columbia Gas Svafom
a&a
Low
Oct. 18
Fri.
Sales
for^Week
Sale Price
._
STOCKS
Oct. 17
Thurs.
a
711,155
—
Oct. 16
Wed.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
—.
1,263,149,000
$28,550,400 $1,182,409,000 $1,319,620,100
Stocks
—,
—_—*.
56,469,000
18% Mar
May
38%
(No. of
—
$2,000
■
'——$15,000
$1,303,400
71,729,600
27,247,000
1,110,664,400
*r
...
Feb
10
—
1
.
Bank
„_
Mar
22% Mar
•
S4.25
preferred
Woodward & Lothrop
66
Government
27% Oct
24% Jun
.
;
1962
48% Feb
39% Jan
Stocks—Number of Shares
?o%
Domestic
Y'
28(4
28%
288
38%
38%
38%
MaPy
142
34% May
47%
Jan
11* V*
23
250
45
257/8 °c*
48
1962
1961
4,710,985
6,475,235
246,075,069
401,952,444
$1,839,000
32,000
Bonds—
V/.
28,/<
1961
Jan. 1 to Oct. 19
$544,000
53,000
$57,956,000
1,502,000
16,000
28,000
1,221,000
$39,133,000
2,087,000
1,432,000
$1,887,000
$625,000
$60,B79,000
$42,654,000
Mar
"
_
x22
■
■
685
Sep
19
Jun
Feb
32% Mar
28% Mar
Foreign
Foreign
•
—
GovernmentCorporate—:
Total
—_
—
."i
•
—
—
1
:
.
Volurrte
196
Number 6205
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1691)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
1
Prices Shown
Are
Friday
omA„irn
STOCKS
Power
&
Paper
AVnto iSerred
AlnSin'S frf""
•
common
41%
of Prices
25
-"-"-
n?
5
Jel Co 4%% pfd_
preferred
$2.90
-50
24%
411/2
40
Jun
50
260
50
July
.8%
8%
48% 48%
50% 50%
6%
67/a
- 2,200
P
Atlas
Atlas
P
30
—
Class
%
a
P
1
PrnHneTc
Building
Buloli
1
—
$130
&
"g'*X
S
:Xf2l
16
50
48'/2
to
55S
It
300
100
23,311
15
Jun
46% July
20
55
16
50
49%
47
29? soft
Jun
48°
1:?S
U H%
Feb
Pacific
Jan
Jan
58% Mar
l',300
53°
:•
Aug
2865 °uK
Penmans
Placer
Price
14
Jun
°
15 /2
17
3 50 36°
a24 a24 %
Feb
6.20
Canada
Steamship
•
2§£
9 /4
L
nreferrert
47
9 /a
80
27%
32?
g2
Jutv
270
46
Oct
81V
(ilu
A
Scott
LaSalle
Class
MIr
A
Series
A
Class
Anr
B
Sherwin
21Ja
9^8
14|23
14,555
%, fn
7% Jun
?5&-£eb
12% Mar
s
7%
Inc
6%
Co
61!
595
my? iH
81I
® c ass A_50c
B
6V2
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ll^'peb
FS'
SS
p»i»tfisr?
Canadian
^
Marconi
cSSn P^mS?wlrCOram°n---;2
Canadian
Petrofiim
Canadun
Central
C
K
Din
mia
m
t
*
CoSilhi ?b
D
CoS)idated Min^»
cr£;SSilt5"*;;r%
Consumers
Glass__;
Coronation
Cork
Dominion
&
Seal Co
pfd___
Dominion Foundries
Dominion
Glass
Dominion Lime
&~Steefbom£r
Dominion
Stores
Coal
Pont
of
Canada
olaaa
Oct
-27%. Apr
9.85 Oct
20% Apr
7% Mar
4.50 Feb
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
„
i°o
2
5a',4
.
12%
19
fl
May
8
8Vf Sep
■
32%&
32%,.
13
S4 a»t:
A-
Foundation Co of Canada
»
Petroleum^preferredr~ ~~r
Frosst «Ss, Co (Chas E)
Gatineau- Power common.
Tui?
5%%
^common
"
Lakes
Handy
Andy
~
Co
Holt,
Home
Renfrew
Oil
Class
Home
class
Gold
Bay
pfd
Oil
~
'
Inland
H
Canada"coin**
34
Paper
of
Canada
common
-
10
*
3 80
400
3
a on
ilis/
All* \<£?
19?ia}?Xa'
on
55
WA
i
on
fn
??
40
41
fni/4 in&
10%
10%
am/
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10
Jon
?S?
\
20
11
.
on
0? ^
?/
p
19V2 Oct
15% Feb
0
o'nco
,
8'983
I?
,
9-3& Jun
1
328
? 49 3un
'o«?
379
^
40
4'
?5i/8 fov
July
233/4
"""
**"
~
58%
22% 24%
10
2,628
9% JuljK
??,/ July
^
n',565
19%
46% Aug
ags
ill
17
17
58i/I
«n
27
"^0 \%\
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Sy° ?np
?t3, "J?11
onn
r
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orv* n??
57S
j||
®Jar
to
Oct
595
7
7
175
69%
69%
71%
2,8t>0
Jun
84% Mar
14%
14%
14%
1,978
8
Jun
16
Feb
29
24
July
24%
Apr
533
13
Jun
a23% a23%
15
15
9
9
15
63 %
Jan.
Jan.
11%
Jan
19% Mar
10
8ya
Oct
9
25%
29,325
19%
Jun
26%
Jan
a25
40.
Oct
a8%
24%
24%
8%
a8%
common-*-
a25
20
22% May
37% Sep
26%
Jan
43
Feb
9'/4;
4,565
18%
Jan
Oct
40
40 %
700
42%
42%
1,435
42%
Oct
45
Feb
*
25
25
110
23
Sep
32
Feb
126
126
10
126
135
Jan
7
7
325
a20% a20y4
25%
26y8
Aug
6% May
20
July
1,925
com
0
—_
_
42%
"
20
XZZZZZ •'
26
29%
29%
9
8%
100
29%
_
_
16
_
9
1,040
neys-
W:
"loo
__ZZZ.ZZZ.100
102
102
100
98ya
98»/2
*
45%
45%
46%
ZZ^—10
56%
55%
57
12
11%
12
8y8
8%
19 »/a
19%
—
ZZZZi
8%
19%
1.45
_
4.60
50
2.25
preferred
May
32% Mar
102
-
Oct
104%
J;.u
Oct
98 Va
Oct
43
Jun
60
Feb
73
Feb
5,5x9
10%
Jun
3,835
7%
Jun
16% May
13
May
17%
Jun
27%
1.20
July
1.93
12%
Oct
13 %
Sep
7%
Apr'
50% July
2,150
,
5
,
July
110
4.60
Oct
3,163
44%
Jun
3,500
50.
8%
Feb
Feb
Jan
59 y2 Max
100
1.75 Aug
11
Jun
950
11%
Jun
22%
Feb
14%
960
13 %.
Jun
19%
Jan
i8y2l
760
16
Jun
22
Jan
14%
13%
14,
14%
18'%
—
Jan
21 y8
Jun
2,075
1,555
2.35
14%
13%
i2%
Jun
98 ya
4.60
49%
2.25
1
32% Max
6ya Aug
150
_
Jun
17%
450
98%
^
32 % Mar
15%
-10,903Jt
isv4
is
Mar
Jun
25
^
—
8% Mar
21
24%
125
2.90
23'/a
Feb
Feb
94
100
94
25
94
Oct
99% May
37
j.;
common—
37
150
32
Feb
37
Shown
Are
Oct
1
Common
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
23c
28c
13,088
8
7%
8%
1,496
73/4
73/4
9%
21c
—__L
—
.Class A
Alscope
Consolidated
24c
31c
*
Ltd
Lead
Mines
Ltd—
a6c
20c
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining—,:
1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
a«J
a6c
Sep
7
July
9% Aug
7% Oct
8,444
10% July
6,688
24c
6c
30c
1,000
2.35
2.35
38c
2.53
5 200
*
32
32
a9
8c
8yac
7,500
4c
4c
4yac
iltl ®U!Pfh"r &TK0n Co Ltd"
1
4%c
Atlas Telefilms
Ltd—3.05
4%c
4%c
Corp,Ltd
1
Augustus Exploration—
—I
Auto Fabrics Products Co Ltd cl B
*
Avalon Telephone Co Iitd_
__^_5
—
x
34c
_v_
Talc
Barvallee
Ltd_
_„1
„_
Mines
Ltd,
Mining
Eeldlng-Corticelli Ltd
7%
preferred
Jan
Co——1
Bav
—
Bellechasse
Jun
May
Blue
1
3,100
a8
10
Bornite
ic
Copper
Corp
1
_1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—
Oct
Calumet
22
Jun
15^ peb
15% Feb
Uranium
Campbell
Canada
14c
Mines
Chibougamau
Southern
Canadian
Ltd
Petroleum
General
Canadian
Northw
Power
Canalask
58% Feb
Nickel
Canorama
3?4%
Canuba
•
1
Ltd—1
Investments
Ltd—*
Mines
Oils
*
Ltd—1
Paper Inv Ltd
Mines Ltd—
Explorations
Mines
&
&
Ltd,
Ltd—
»
9c
May
16c
Mar
500
3c
Jan
6c
July
5c
5c
11,500
10
10
100
12%
12%
10
18c
15,500
14c
4%c Jun
8%c
Jan
10
14 %
Apr
Apr
Oct
12V4c Aug
10c
Sep
17c
18c
24,100
25c
17%
__
3,90
__
68c
__
8%
__
2c
*
1
10c
*
10%
__
7c
23c
Feb
32c
Oct
Aug
70c
12%c Sep
23c
Jan
7.00 Feb
Aug
30c
25,100
22 %
23%
1,250
2yac
23% 4
1
2ya3
11,106
3,35
3.60
2,460
3.90
3.90
200
4.40
Oct
7>/4
7'/4
a33Va a33ya
450
7%
Oct
13 %
Feb
20
32%
Oct
41% Mar
64c
70c
12,975
7%c
7%c
4,000
9
775
87/8
20%
29%
2%c Feb
3.20
Sep
3.05 July
62c
Aug
7%C Oct
7
Sep
4c
Jan
7.45
Jan
Feb
1.50
14c
Jun
9
Jar.
July
Oct
6c
6c
1,000
2%c Jan
6%c
Sey
9yac
9'/ac
2,000
9%c July
16c
Jan
2c
2yac
6,500
4.10
4.35
2.100
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7y2c
9,500
10c
10c
9.220
10%
10%
100
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4%c
Aug
3.05 July
7c
Oct
8c
10
Feb
4.75 May
29c
July
July
12c
Jan
8c
13
Feb
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Apr
—1
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3,200
4c
1
Manitoba Mines Ltd
85c
85c
95c
10,405
76c
Jun
8c lOMib
4%c 5%c
3.500
14,500
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Aug
14c
Apr
3c
Feb
8c
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5c
1.000
4c
May
10c
Feb
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—1
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25c
Oct
17c
14c
Oct
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1
Feb
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Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
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Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chiboug Copper Corp
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Jun
Jan
9 05
40
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3.95
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100
Capital Huiiding-Jndustries Ltd
Central
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ian
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4.35 July
May
4.00
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Canadian Kodiak Refineries Ltd-
13% Mar
2.70
Jan
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,
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46
Mar
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31c
Mac
9c
May
4.00
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,
Feb
Jan
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July
Jan
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Jan
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Oct
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July
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9,300
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Oct
July
Aug
32
60
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Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"—1
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8
—
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Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd—
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Jan
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24c
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines Ltd—1
22% Jan
»^4 Jan
20
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Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
——-1
Canadian
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Range
Last"
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11%
Jun
6
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd-?-*
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605
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Jun
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9
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Jan
8%
10
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
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AJax
109 % Jan
38% Jan
12% May
90
Sep
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.
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51
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37
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41
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Jun
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499
July
315
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Oct
Sep
4.40 Oct
200
5.25 Oct
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28%
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15 A Jan
28/8
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29
54
28%
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3.50 Jan
324
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143
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40
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Jan
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50
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Oct
35
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20% Oct
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14
17%
36
36%
Traders Finance class A
Trans Canada Corp Fund—
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July
10 y8 May
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872
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55
49
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42
Canada
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30 % Aug
July
200
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19%
Oct
18
4,580
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Jun
26
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,
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of
100
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20
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Mar
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1,666
17%
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32% Feb
22% Jun
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2,370
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Royal Bank of Canada_ZZZZZZZZZZZZlO
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48 %
,
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Rolland Paper class A
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8.20 Mar
*
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359 Feb
37
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17
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19
12
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2,905
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15
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Jun
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24
11%
26%
Feb
111
10%
23%
25.
26%
457/b
27
Mar,
14% Mar
Jun
8% Jan
6% Aug
1!1%
Quebec Natural Gas
~i
6%
preferred
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Quebec Telephone common ZZZ.ZZZZZZZ.-_
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10
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10 Va May
100
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7« ^ 634"t'
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24%
26%
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345
35% Sep
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10
May
6.70
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9%
28
--
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-
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50
10
250
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195
2,306
29%
British
10%
105
9%
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1
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48%
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3.830
10%
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pfd
46%
Flour
Feb
*
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partic
Jun
7%
27%
23
Jun*
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Jan
2iy» May
18%
Corp
Ontario
Fee
24%
Jun
27
35
200
Oct
24
Jun
12
—
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36% May
16
May
Jun
Moore
17% July
20
July
16%
common
6%
Locomotive
Montreal
10% July
345
17%
550
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Jan
54% Mar
7% Aug,
2,600
8.685
3,585
65_^
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Jan
9% May
13%
60c
4,168
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18%
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34
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6
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Jun
45c
.
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29%
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16%
12
19 Va
19%
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Oct
15,020
14%
13%
*
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400
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preferred
Miron
55
7% Juii
48% Oct
48% July
170
95
2,475
&
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HYe
13
26c
"**"»
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Tel
Shares
13%
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Paper Co
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Massey-Ferguson
46% Mar
50
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&
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.
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12%'
27c
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5%%
275
41%
13%
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£
211
13
_
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27
Jan
53% Apr
S* S&
41%
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48%
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—
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24% Sep
'37
Jun
15|?2
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49% May
Low
*
,
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High
38% Feb
575.
3,990
f2
41%
50
____
1,408
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Ang'o Can
Low
41%
.
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Laurentide Financial
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24%
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--
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40%
.
Range
of Prices
Par
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for Week
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
,
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Range
Par
AbitibI
Canadian
Week's
Last
Sale Price
.
(Range fot Week Ended October 19)
Exchange
in
Expressed
39
;
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—
—
5c
5c
2.71
i
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Jan
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1692)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
1
Ltd
Mines
High
4.00
4.10
2.100
10c
5,500
Low
2.70
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Div
pfd—*
31
31
36
Consolidated
25c
25c
G75
Consolidated
Ltd—1
Monpas Mines Ltd
1
6c
6c
1,000
5%c Mar
7c
Consolidated
New
51c
51c
1,000
50c
Jun
36 %
6,230
35
Oct
3c
Sep
90c
Consolidated
Sec
Standard
10c
Mines
51c
1
Ltd-
Pacific
30 %
Ltd—
*
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
1
Copper Rand Cnib Mines Ltd
1
Copperstream Mines Ltdj_
1
Credit
Corn
Paper
M-G
3c
3c
July
United
Towns
Ltd
12
12
100
5c
,70c
4,165
—5
14
14
75
G %c
6 !/2 C
18c
Jan
.
Val
Denault
Limitee
Dolsan
Mines
class
A
Ltd
-
10%
Aug
Van
Oct
Vanguard
Explorations
ViolaMac
Mines
Mar
15
Der
Virginia
Dome
Mines
Ltd_
*
—
Explorers
Dominion
Nickel
Dumont
Oct
.
Feb
WertviUe
24 %
50
33 y2 July
Apr
18c
2,800
15c
Aug
57c
Feb'
24,100
:30c
Sep
87c
July
July
40c
50c
6,300
25c
Jun
alO
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270
10
Apr
1
5 %
5'/a
100
5
•
2.83
3.00
-
—
Mines
Empire
Oil
Ltd
22
jj5
Oct
26%
8%
9
675
Sep
12%
30c
30c
500
24c
Mar
50c
19c '22V2C
12,000
19c
Oct
45c
19c
Fab
Metal
Fabi
Ltd.
Fano
Mining &
Fontana
:
Inc
:
21
8%
Power Sec
500
4c
500
8
4c
1.54
9,500
8-
8
375
Corp
2c
Feb
Fundy
Bay
Futurity
Mines
Copper
Oils
Feb
3.00
Sep
3.00
100
19C
19c
3,500
15c
——
28c
133, uOO
21c
9%c IOV2C
25c
25c
INDUSTRIAL
Feb
■-}
Oil
-'Vv
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,
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Autotronics
53c
-64c
;
4c
5c
I
3.75
Feb
Glacier
Glen
Mining
Lake
July
Abitibl
4c
Jan
19c
Feb
Acklands
Aug
27c
Oct
Alberta
2%c
1,000
3.60
3.50
3.60
325
4c
Aug
3.40
May
Oct
3.60
Oct
I7c
17c
1,000
14c
2.05
2,725
otv,
Feb
4.6O July
16 %c 16 %C
500
15c
Jun
40c
■
—
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Ltd
Mines
lc
1.95
—1
Ltd
Silver
Age Mines
Gui-Por
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—
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Mines & Metals Ltd— III
Uran
8c
Ltd
Helium
Corp
of
America
:
Mar
28c
Jan
8c
5,000
Feb
Jan
12c
5%c Sep
1.00
99c
1.00c
5,600
80c
60c
65c
800
60c
1.28
May
65c
Oct
10c
—
Chemicals
International
Helium
Interprovincial
9%C
Foundation
Ltd
Gold
5c
11c
July
Feb
5.50
1.80 Aug
Jan
30c
Sep
5
43
Aug
47
Acceptance
Laduboro
Oil
Lamontagne
51%
Sep
537/8 May
2!30
1.40
15c
22,5ni
65c
66c
3,500
2.34
2.45
July
uLl
13,700
class ;A
x
Majortrans
Oils
,
'■
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Massval
Mines
!
Ltd-.
28c
Melchers
17c
preferred
Mercury
Merrill
common
Min-Ore
Mines
Ltd
Corp
;
of
Mount
Mining Co Ltd
Pleasant Mines Ltd
Mount
Royal
Mount
Dairies
Royal
Rice
—
__1
11 %c
'—5
27
27
preferred
^L———-100
V class
A
warrants———
Class B preferred
—100
Alberta Natural Gas—
x..——10
Algoma Central common—:—
-10
,108
108
Alberta
Class
A
Warrants
Corp
Native
Minera's
Needco
New
1.87
ri 5c
Apr
July
17c
14c
Sep
Sep
:
1.76
75c
Apr
53c
May
84c
Mar
8C
-1,500
6c
Jan
11c
Jan
40
1,000
51%
Feb
:7.7
245
5%
Jun
12
8% July
2
Autofab
Jan
Jan
4.90
6,700
18c
Aug
2,400
50c
July
Jan
Jan
6.00
Feb
26c
a65c
•'
16c
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55c
12 %c
1.53
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V
2,COO
2,550
7
Oct
23c
133,300
100
10
10
28c
7
Jan
Aug
1.05
Jan
.
Oct
2.90
Feb
23c
Jan
5c
35,PJl)
450
75c
6%
Mar
38c
Oct
54c
1.95
1.75
Jack
Lake
1.800
10 280
*
2.25
2.20
2.25
2,275
—1
.
Ltd
Uranium
1.80
13c 13% c
•
Ltd
4c
4c
4c
2,300
a66% a66y2
15
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_l0
New
Ltd
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1
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lie
13,400
16c
16c
2,000
Newrich Exploration Co Ltd
1
New
Ltd
1
12c
37,000
l
4c
5c
15,600
Corp
1
5y2c
6c
3,000
West
Nocana
North
Amulet
Mines
Asbestos
American
Northern
Mines
Ltd—
American
North
Rare
Quebec
Metals
Power
Co
"
•
5% Jun
7
•
>97/s Mar
Oct
10,7
Feb
Ltd
11c
1
lOc
43c
42c
45c
12,550
Sep
5.30
Class
Patricia
Explorers
Silver
Paudash
Paul
50
.
Pitt
Gold
Place
47
Jun
i4y2c
2.00
4c
6 V8
66%
Feb
Mar
82
Oct
22 V2c
Jun
7o
Apr
7c
Apr
liy2c July
20c
Feb
9%c Aug
30c
Feb
7c
Bank
48
300
6%
of
6'/4
100
July
Sep
35c
47
70c
Jan
6.25
Oct
Prime
Corp
4%%
of
Mines
A
Eow
Telephones
5%%,
preferred
Brazilian
American
British
44c
74,400
35c
6c
6c
500
5c
47c
Sep
Aug
11 %c Mar
May
9%
11%
3%c
3%c
noq
3c
Jan
7c
Apr
64c
64c
9,000
48c
Jan
90c
May
5c
6c
3,000
5c
Jun
10c
Jan
1
—
650
9
2nd
1st
pfd
50
pfd
50
Quebec
Cobalt
Quebec
Quebec
Labrador, Developmt
Lithium
Corp
Quebec
Oil
&
Exploration—.
Development
Co
:
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44 %c 44 %c
,
.
81
;i-„
2.20
2.00
—
1
6
Quebec
Smelting & Refining Ltd—1
Quebec Telephone 5% 1950 pfd—.
20
5c
175
38%
170
62
4,050
2,000
2.60
1,000
3%c
11,000
9c 10 %c
9C
2.60
2 %c
—
2%c
1
2.20
5c
Ltd—1
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83
1955
preferred
20
5,600
19
19
a20
—
a20
100
25
'2.00
4c
7-
class A__*
al4%
14%
40
2.40
2.60
4,635
41c
41c
41c
300
_1
3.90
3.85
3.95
2,150
1
85c
85c
90c
Lawrence Columbian
St
Lawrence
Sangamo
Metals
Diversified
Lands
—
Regent Mines
Siscalta
Oils
Sobey's
Stores
Bank
Dufault
class
Mines
American
Oil
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
Packers
Spartan
Air
Warrants
Sullivan
Supertest
:
6%
a
Petroleum
1,200
11%
Aug
Oct
Jun
49
Mar
83
Oct
Oct
July
Ltd
Lake
Talisman
Tazin
Tib
Mines
Mines
Mines
$6
preferred •.
pre fer red
Trans
Petroleum
$6.25
Brooke
preferred
preferred
Brown
Mills
Class
B
Building
—
Products
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
common—
Canada
Freezers
Ltd
'
6.75
Crushed, Cut
Canada
Dominion
For footnotes, see
page 43.
86
Jan
Sep
61
May,
Aug
18%c Mar
Canada
14%
Sep
1.60 July
3.20
75c
July
Malting
Jun
Packers
20% Mar
Canada
Permanent
Safeway
Canada
14% May
7.40
Wire
Canadian
Aviation
1.10
5,410
II,145
25V4
25%
27'%
271/4
27%
Canadian
Feb
Jan
Jan
Canadian
Oct
9%
Jan
Class
A
Class
B
Preferred
200
38c
Aug
1.00
Jan
Canadian
13%
13%
150
13%
Oct
17%
Jan
Canadian
7%c
12,000
6c
July
24c
Feb
65c
Jun
15c
16c
2,200
15c
Jun
4
1.60
1.60
1.60
2,000
19%
18
19%
850
100
1.40
Oct
126
1.80
47c
Oct
'
Jun
1.75
Jan
19%
Oct
10c
10c
11c
50,500
10c
Oct
73c
78c
16,600
38c
Apr
36c
1.01
Canadian
'
48
34
19'A
Canadian
33
Mar
25% Aug
30
Jun
2,845
-
,
23 % May27
Jun
Jun
1,085
18 %
Jun
•
Apr
35
Apr;
25%
Apr
82
72
310
62
51'%
40
48
66
1,535
61
Jun
94%,
85
93%
Oct
96% May
47
49
ISO
46%
Oct
64 Va
10%
325
125
21
July„
Jun
9% May
17
Jun,
89
apis
Apr
Mar
Apr
13'A Mar
25%
Feb
6%
Oct
6'%
1,000
4.75
9%
9%
9%
23,785
8 V2
May
12% Mar
50
49'%
49%
49%
820
47
Jun
52% May
com—*'
10'/4
10'A
10'A
585
8
Jun
11
2.05
2.05
2.25
515
1.50
Jun
3.65
Jan
—J
2.10
2.05
2.10
980
1.60
July
3.65
Jan
—*
12%
12%
12%
10
12
Sep
14%
Apr
,_*
31%
30%
31%
705
27
May
35 % Mar
20
20
200
19
Oct
22
33
Jun
38%
.
Jun
-57%
:
*
—
!
class
Celanese
A
common
:
25
*
1
-
♦
-
i
Collieries
'36
35%
36
530
7%
7%
7»%
1,380
5%
Jan-
2.15
25
i
■
Chemical
2.15
2.25
2,165
1.90
Jun
Wright
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
Fairbanks
Jan
Canadian
7%c
5,000
5%c
14c
311,500
4%c
Jan
14c
Oct
7c
7%c
4,080
6c
Aug
12c
Jan
Canadian
3.80
Feb
Canadian
Gas
Dock-—
Morse
Energy
l_
General
,Tun
8,505
80c
80c
2,500
70c
Sep
80c
82c
1,700
80c
Sep
6%
*
*
class
B
pref en cu
...
7
7'A
280
*
4.00
4.00
300
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pfd
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.
7
3.70
Jan
Feb
Jan
8% May
3.20
8%
90c
1.40
Apr
Feb
Mar
Feb
Oct
14%
Jun
Oct
8.25
Jan
28
8%
Feb
*
5%
5%
6
1,600
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2:35
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5%
6%
1
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3
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July
7%c
Jun
22
311/2
6
'
May
10'/2c
2.50
Oct
16
150
6%
2
Aluminium
Preferred
7V2C
15%c
Jan
Feb
Jun
64%
21
1
:
Canners
Warrants
10 %c
July
7
10%
100
——
May
Mar
1
British
$1 preferred
$1%
preferred-^-
Jan
Jan
78c
Jan
5% May
23 %
'
14
Jan
25%
104
•68
68
65%
—
warrants
25
3.85
»
941%
.
i
warrants
13,800
Oct
Jun
Mar
538
710
:
27
18%
-
18%
•
Breweries
1.42
90c
1.0Q
Jan
Jan
8% May;
5iy8
'
1.55
100
36 %
Jun
17%
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10 %
Jun
July
101
Jun
3.50
Jan
7
Feb
17
942
;
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17!,
25%
34
v26%
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preferred—
Bakeries
10 Va
75c
7 %
Apr
Jan
Jun
100
18%
150
Apr
16
*
Jan
1,003
20%'
•
9% Jun
12
Oct-
10
22%
Sep
2.60
7i%,
16
V
4,264
;
8%
1.00
17
7% July
20%
300
251/4
xi_.
;
Sep
75c
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V
925
B
B_i
class
Canada
May
56c
Aug
107%
7
Steamship, Lines common!
Apr
a42
5%
Oct
105
3.50.
241/4
Feb
105
100
,
Jan
56'A
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10%,
17
28
43%
27
15
Oct*
24% May
Jun
6%
Ja
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Apr
a42
7%
20c
Feb
Feb
19.1/4
Aug
1
Canada
2.70
Jan-
141/4
16%
15% July v.
150
19%
•
*
common.—.
—
class
Feb
65c
37%
.
Jun
Jan
102
20
.
July
9%
14%
104
103
-—
28
"
103
10
*
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9c
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400
Feb
July
40
!
•
8
8
19%
*
Foils
30c
*
24%
1.05
*
*
*
Iron Foundries
July
'
7'%
Stone—
Canada
20%
24%
Sugar——a——
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43c
2.75
Apr,
Jun
47
'
125,600
2.75
4.95
6.75
,
V-15
105
3.50
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Canada
Jan-
8%cMar
56c
*
Aug ^
51%
1,632 *
103
—
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53c
1
Oct
Jan'
Apr
Mar
54
Jun
67
360'
,
100
common
Jan
19
——,-s—
;
-
10 %
V
*;
—:——
Jan
Oct
15
A—;—1—_—*
.
preferred
25
20%
8
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Enterprises
Calgary Power common
III
Ltd
54%
'
2.65
49,177
20%
10%
Babol
«
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July'
Sep
Oct'
53%
2.75
25
471%!"
105
1
—
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2,115
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14
Aug
21% Aug;
30
2,530
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,
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25
8%
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6
7c
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50
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23,070
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46%
20%
:
class
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18
25
25
Co
5%
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6
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50
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255
52;- :-V
31%'
48
25
71
15%
1154
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L—100
100
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5.10
19
class
J-——
preferred
41/2C
1
Ltd
22
Jun
;
ll'/2 Aug
-175
"r
Oct
Apr-
76c
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9,664
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22
29%
29%
Products——*'
:
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Jun
1
Ltd
Exploration
Titan
Ltd
Ltd
3.10*-
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Jan
31%
21
47
f
460
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55c
27%
60
2.95
52
common——*
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*
25
166
501/4" '
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\
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37,312
3.10
,
Feb
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13
-
22
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5%
July
15c
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2.70
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100
•
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50
British Columbia Teleplione commons25'
12,600
100
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26c
'
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49%
78c
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9.00
_1
pfd
48%
79c
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24c
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48%
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9.00
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28
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2
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28
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British
l
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28
;
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;
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2.60
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Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
South
Ltd
Ltd
Co
Saucon
Silver
2
—
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_^_20
29
61V
18%'
common—
Canadian
Warrants
I,800
31%
187/o
common—
2.50 May
.
R & M
Eearings (Can) Ltd
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
Jan'
56
51'%
Canada
5%
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83%
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50 5%
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75%
Jun
45
50i%'
common
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59
49%
Traction
(T
1.00 May
51% Jun
195
31'%
•
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7"
3,294
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'5054
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4.50 Oct
6,044
,
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pfd
50
2^'m{y
; 35% July
<
5^8 Apr"!
Jun
50
66'%
13
5V2%
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.
Jun
7,500
58-
43
1
Ji^n,
Mar
'
-
100
3.25
551/4
Z—*
Paper
Preferred
4.00
-
4.50
64%
*6654
-
J.—_l—_——
Mersey
Bright
;
Jun
27%
Jan
1.60
25
~jurir
20
105
pfd_l.——50
5%
Bo waters
Jan
1
Ltd-.
57
11%
265
4.25
3.00
3.05
9%
July
7,332
351%,,,'.
—:*
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Bridge & Tank
3,185
21%.
4.50
^
•
20% Aug
14%
14
34
*
—
v-
Valley
Bowater Corp
200
*
;—
——
21
4.25
—_10
Paper class A
50c
Apr>
9% May,
7% May
541/2 Jum
Aug
415
Feb
103 %
Jun
7%
450
,
71c
21
21%
*
48%
Jan.
14"% Aug
May
185
14
—10
—
6
6,548
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Jun
Jun
•6%
Jan
3.05
Feb
7
6%
21
11"
100
Apr
50
July
10
8%
Oct
-
29%
1.15 Aug
8,042
101
,
10
53%
Jun
45
165
13%,
8
i
v8%
—————
Preferred
Canada—
cumulative
part
37c
57c
Oct
_1
Ltd
Co
33,000
44c
135/4
:
6%;
20
*
Co. common—!
Lumber
Beaver
May
52%
Jan
13c
i_—*
.'
670
1,900
34
Scotia
Power
Brockville
Oct
2.30
13c 14 %c
47
1.55
Jun
!Jun
19%
12,305
■
101
8%
3T
1,586
1.45
*
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21% '
4.80
400
•
50%
::
Nova
r.-t; Class
Jan
Feb
4c
13c
1
:_
Ltd
Ltd-
Gas
—
5.65
41% '■•
465%
:
—.—:.——:—_* ;
A
Montreal
Eathurst
Mar
12C
4c
•
Ltd
Stores
Feb
Jan
Jan
Aug
July
10c
1
Mining Co
Porcupine
6%
•
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Ltd
&
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Power
Ltd-
Mines—,
Mines
Service
72
71c
—
B
of
Bell
1
class
Bruck
Opemisca
Jun
,
Jan
1.60
Ltd—
1st
preferred
Northwest Industries
1.50
:—
——
Ltd
Bank
Jan
Feb
1.02
.
Oct
ll%c
8,050
14c
♦
Ltd
I
8c
6%
'
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Vending
Mines
Jan
56
21%
Steels
Jan
108
242
8 %
preferred
Atlantic Sugar Refineries common.
.17%
Jun
58
50%
Acceptance
101%
Feb
10
:—
:
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24
—*
B——
Standard Wire
Auto Electric
2%c
1.88.
•
Ltd
Frlgistors
Formaque
,
—
class
Hardware
Jan
Jan
36
common
Mar
3c
18,500
3,297
110
July
8.05 July
56'%
Imperial class A—
B
1st
preferred
Class
Argus
38'A-Jan"
106
May
13 V*
Anthes
Feb;
23% July.
18
15
———100
*
Class C preferred———*
$2160 preferred —.——
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preferred-.
common
2.30
620
46%
4 y2%-
Jan
Jun
1.65
.
18%
50
:—lc
Co
Controls
Jan.:
1.30
18%
•
21
Aluminum
2.85
Jun
21%
21
Analogue
May
15% May
5.55
:
5.00 July
2. yo
70c
175
40%
;
.
49% May
510
41 y2
Ltd
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17%
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105
8.50
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38%
4,335
.
52c
Aug
27%;
109'
8 25
8.25
■
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500
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4,650
12
r
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3.75
1.85
Atlas
6,700
54c
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21c
•
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common
Sep
42,600
12 % c
54c
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Mills
Automatic
;
being
one
'
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3,655
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1.75
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National
3.75
2.30
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11 %c
Oct-
^
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41%,
1.75
.
—
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78c
21c
a63c
1
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4.00 Aug
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4054
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1,400
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1.60
.
51/4
23c
38c
2,300
39%
a64c
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Canada
7c
1.05 Aug
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Jan
Aug
*
'
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for Week •
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•
41%
1.20 Mar
Jan
8% July
7 217,000
75b
8%
Sep
75c
255
8c
1.45
12 %c
Jan
94c
3.00 May
3,135
Sep
2.60
July
71/4
2,400
•
7 ! V.
11c
a9 90.., a° "0
u_l
Ltd
121
7
9c
39%'
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9
4'/2C 6V
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80c
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1
-
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7%
9 i«'i
4(5
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—
Molybdsnite
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75c
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Chipman
Island Mining
Mid-Chibongamau
Monpre
Ltd
——'
1.49
Ltd——5 7
Mines
Distilleries
•
*
•'
2.35
Oct
69c
Jan
1.17
:39%c 30 %O" 7 2,000
I
—
Mclntyre-Porcupine
•
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Marchant
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Malartic Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
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7%.
76c
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Langis Silver & .Cobalt' Mng Co Ltd —1 iV
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s"75c
4.50 Mar
Oct
1.40
31,272
65c
2.34
class A_ —5
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Ltd-.
Ltd
Week's'
71c
Atlantic
Labrador
6c
Aug
3 y2c
,2,170
.
2.25
Jun
8
2.30
-
•
—
—-
rMr»
91 o.
a51'/2 a51%
—
—1
Ltd
Mines
570
13,0uU
Oct
2.30
Jan
a44'/2 a44%
common-*
preferred—— _50
Jubilee Iron Corp
Keely-Frontier
1.20
,
of Prices
& Mining
Dredging
convertible
Kiena
9c
100
l.i>j
2.'<0
*
Investment
6%
2.30
—.
*
Ltd
Ltd
Co
2.30
Mining Ltd— _Il
Ceramic
International
*
Ltd
Can
.7,000
75c
Jan
1.99 May:
Par
common-—<_
u—
Aluminium
Inland
Jan-
3.65 July
Mayr
Sep
two parts.
The first
list' the MINES and OILS;
second
Friday
common———_v
Distillers
Preferred
Hastings Mining & Development
40c
segregated into
the
Sale price
common--:.-——V
& Paper
Power
10c
■
Golden
2c
60c
—
3.75 *
3.70
ILast
.■'i.*:I'-''."!*.'
Apr
45c
and
'!•
STOCKS,V./'V
•'
3,000
2%c
Ltd.*
Canada
of
16,000
16,200
.•28,300
94c-
89c,
64C
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars V
!-
f''
:*'; -v;'-
24,350
*'
25c
2%c
.—1
Ltd
Ventures
4%c
90o
STOCKS,
Mar*
57c
r
:
,,
-
Warrants
Gaspe
July
14c
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
5.00
Oct
9%C
—
3c
3.35 Mar
Jan
4,833
*
.
Mines
Apr:
8c
Oct
25C
Ltd
Jan
6% May
•
9% May
5%c Mar
Jun
3%c
19c
Ltd—
Ltd
Jan
15%
May
82c
-
*
uu^x
Ltd
4%c,
1
—
Ltd——
Co
Helium
Ltd——7—;——1
York speculative Investment Fund of
Canada Ltd _i—
——t—4P—2
14y2c Aug
Jun'
1,5J0
3,000
25c
Minerals
Mines
Aug
1.30
Feb
5c
'
Lake
Fox
6c
-100
4c
4c
-1
11,500
1.54
4c
,_1
L:
Mar
1.65
Oct
%c
4
3.00
Ltd
1.04
2%c July
8yac Apr
4c
4c
Ltd
Corp
13c'
8
4c
-
Exploration Inc:—
<1945)
Reliance
1.04
lie
Ltd
-
Mines
Foreign
Fort
Mines
1.04
4c
:
Minerals
&
Jan
56c
May
2.50 July
900
6c
6c.
1
—
VThe Toronto Stock Exchange issues are
Elder
27%
i.
Feb
21%
1
Corp
13c
Sep
5c
Western
Oil
Westburne.
Jan
51c
Weld'g & Steel Works Ltd *
Mines Ltd
1
Dumagami
20
23c
40c
—
Gorp_
Mining
Apr
40 c
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Drummond
240
13,200
Apr
•1.00
16%c
49c
*
Ltd
13
t •"
,
"
a28 % a28 Va
—1
Ltd——.
Leaseholds
22
38c
—10
Ltd—
Ltd
Mining.
20'A
Oct)
,5c
1,500
'**
Dominion
22
30c
•
Swimming Pools Ltd
Hout Associates—
Mar
Jan
40c
-
1
High
6.25 Mar
3.80 May
1,700
Jan
1.40 May
Jun
Low
4.60
30c
_*
Ltd
Co
Range Since Jan,
High
4.35
._*
"
30c
1
u
—
Electric
Low
'
Corporations class B
Obalslci Mining Co LtdPrincipal Properties——
Sep
,
United
Weedon
Dalfen's
Shares
_1
United
5c
Oct
8,500
Corp Ltd
10%c
Oct
1.05
Asbestos
United
Sep
44
Jun
10%c
United
Jan
38
49c
1J00
25c-
10
Oct
Jun
3,000
2,000
25c
A
18c
Sep
22c
28c
1.05
•
8c
31
1.09;
10 %c 10 %c
1.09
1
class
Inc
35%
for Week
Par
High
4.50
July
Consolidated
Mogador
Sales
Range
of Prices
stocks
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
*
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Last
Machines
Business
Commodore
(Range for Week Ended October 19)
Sales
Sale Price
stocks
Monday, October 22, 1962
..
2.35
2.50
3,100
1.60
Jun
32%
32
32'%
585
31%
Jun
41
Feb
33
33
175
32%
Oct
35
Aug
4.25
Feb
—.
—
•
.•■
The
Number 6205
196
Volume
r
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(1693)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
Class
'
4
•
Range
B
Canauian
Warrants
Class
Oil--—s
Husxy
1
—
——*•—•
-——
14
Jun
19 y2
Jan
18%
18 7%
200
18 y2
Sep
24'
Jan
Preferred
7
71/2
41,570
8%
Feb
Warrants
1.40
1.60
1,940
3.25
Jan
International
1.35 Sep
Sep
International
Minerals
International
Nickel
Utilities
Low
1.05
1.05
1,742
55%
58
6,676
7Va
7%
785
Industries
Canadian
■
common—.16'/a
Bank-—u——10
56 Vi
.—2.50
Industrial. Gas
•
Oil
Cos
A'fi
.preferred
b>
preierred
preferred
♦—___25
meferred—_:.—10
Railway
Petrofina,
Canadian
Common
Canadian
10%;
24
21
21%'
21'/4-
;
.30
155
Oct
150
74
"
162
Jun
21
Oct
B_-—*•
21
Gas
com---*
16%
".
21
/.
-21
-
16%
15%
24%
75
,
"
16%
'•■15%.
pfd_20
100
„
,320
Jun
4.05
500
4.00
Oct
4.35
4.35
4.40
3.400
4.35
11
11%
485
11
Oct
18%
18%
2.034
14%
Jan
!!„*
I8V2
118%
18%
214
18'%
Sep
—*—"
4.00
4.00
.4.25
•
—L——*
Witoes—
1,000
25'/a
25 y8
Iroquois
Apr
60
Feb
89
Jan
43%
1,776
34
Jun
47'% Mar
49%
110
45
Jun
52'% Mar
7'/a
589
7
32c
40
5%
:
5 »/a
205
; 3.50
3.50
74%
-
Pipe
Glass
28
'
32c
—
'75'/a
75'/a
5
•
25c
1.05
25c
44 >/a
preferred———'
290
'
^
2,916
10
1.05
1.10
53J%
53%
44 '/a
46%
.103%
11
500
10'/4
11
1,185
'
,
•
.
Feb
Jun
493/4
7'/a
1.86
Aug
231/4 July
Jun
423/4
*
85c
56
43'A
♦
common
Jan
19% May
Aug
36
60%
■
High
6%
July
100
48
58%
—
Discount
65
4.00
16 "/a
10,819
45'/a
58%
5
:
Jamaica
Apr
Jefferson
Public
Service
*
Lake
Class
B
Jockey
Ltd
1,701
100
3,950
'•
Warrants
Kelly
12% Aug
5%
5%
5%
2.40
2.40
2.45
2.95
3.00
3,405
10%
L_
10%
225
50c
53c
6,950
common—
Preferred
Oct
10'A
1
—
warrants,.
Club
7.50 Jan
.
90c
5
common
A
4.40
,
85c
Low
6
Sep
30c
Jun
4
Jun
8'A
Oct
5.80
2.60
64
7% July
90c
1.00 Aug
47 J/a
2.15
78
July
Jun
9
Feb
Feb
Mar
86
Jun
39
Feb
July
Jan
Mar
'
69% Mar
13
Jan
21'A
Jan
9'/a
Feb
4.80
Feb
Jan,
18 % May
Oct
(—-—;—1
—*
Class
May
26 y4
.
55
*
Line
Intel-provincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common—1.
18% May
,
15 .'A -Oct
„
17
25
-
warrants
Interprovinclal
Jan
66
31
1
pfd—
:
Warrants
Jan
v
44
,
15% July
300
'
•"• 4.00
.
1959
14% Mar
Jun
28
.•
Pdrs
Interprovinclal BIdg Credits com
Apr
27 Ve
v
1,930
17
_25
Interprovinclal
Apr
Oct
Oct
31%
class
Oct
105
Oct
207/s
16 y4
24,770.
10%
10%
,
97Va
25'%
Industries
Gai
,•
100
55
Mfrs
Feb
Oct
111
Natural-Gas
Jan
6%
56%
95
29
Natural
Properties
16%
4.70
90c
Preferred
Jun
37
Western
Apr
81
29
Western
International
Jun
High
4.50
17
—
Bronze
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
4.50
1
common—
;
—
11%
Jun
Gas
20
Jan
24%
37
Canadian
BIdg
110
3.85
Natural
72%
'
100
Shares
Par
Inland
18
.11% July
27 %
Canadian
Canadianwide
•
,
Jun
*
common
Wallpaper
(i7/«
1,537
95
.
,
Oct
■--*
u—
Utilities
Canadian
1.05
93,999
95
•
May
11% July
50 '/a Jun
1,791
4.00
56%
High
May
A—__——*
Tire Corp class
Canadian
12i/4
3.90
55%
155
—_—-———-—108
!——100
Pacific
Canadian
12
95
100
——100
j.
__
.
12
3.90
56%
_*
common——
———1
common——_i—*
Canadian Marconi Co
Canadian
4.50
90c
100
16%
Imperial
Canadian
Chateau
125
16%
warrants!.—_—»——-—-*
-
Canadian
Capital
14%
Hydrocarbon
C
Canadian
8'/r
High
14%
.
for Week
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
14%
18%
1
1.40
1-05
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Shares
A-*
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Par
"
class
Securities
General
Canadian
(Range for Week Ended October 19)
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
I
.
41
10
50c
—<
Douglas
class
53%
803
800
.•>
-
!
IOJ/4
Oct
5 J/4
May
1.75
Sep
21 >/4
Jan
50c
Oct
1.20
Jan
5
Sep
5 3/8
5 J/2
1.70
1.80
600
9
9
9%
400
12'/a
13
1,770
4.15
4.15
190
80c
85c
770
2.25
2.25
1,800
2.35
2.30
2.45
4,895
9 J/8
9
9'/a
250
9
300
56c
♦
570
3.90. Jan
IOJ/4
12%
A
Jun
2.80 May
7
Apr
■
C
K
P
*
Developments—
Cochrane
Dunlop
Colombia
CPllulose
common
National
Corduits
——:—*
Eakeries
Conso'idated
common—"1
Building new
1——i
Preferred
•
36
17%
Bit
Crain
(R
Crows
L)
36%
17%
106
3,426
8%
:
16
295
Jim
16
10
Laura
Feb
Laurentide
:
•
Feb
Jun
19%
Jun
Jan
Levy
2.20
2.45
2.20
Oct
10%
200
9%
Jun
1.55
1.035
1.50
Jan
2.10
13%
13%
165
16%
16%
150
10%
11%
•
*
10%
116
Ltd
common
2.65 Aug
Feb
Apr
2nd
Class
Jun
23%
Feb
Loblaw
8
Jan
Oct
Loblaw Cos
245
108
Jun
;
Estate
Dalex
2.70
2.70
100
55
55
55
w——.——•' —2
42 y4
42
■_*
16y2
16%
————
—
preferred-——
Co
Distillers
Seagrams
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
——
Dairies
Dominion
Preferred
——-
_♦
Jun
3.60
Feb
75%
Feb
3.401
38
Jun
50% Mar
2,175
15
Sep
27
100
3
Jan
25
39
17%
5%
13
———-
.
13
565
30%
89
10%
10%
7.00
7.00
13%
Jun
30%
Oct
May
8
625
Sep
Aug
29
10%
common-
Jan
5%
Sep
13
30%
-35
Loeb
2.40
Jun
-
43%
5%
common—-——
Electrohotfie
Dominion
:_i—— "25
preferred
Coal
,
1,800
1——
_
"
———
Dominion
Foundry & Steel—
Dominion
Lime.
common!
class
Dominion
13'/a
Jun
9.25 Mar
Maple
Leaf
8
470
7%
Jun
8
Oct
12
Jun
14 % Mar
Midland
Pacific
Industries
8
8%
1,930
11%
12%
8,128
11%
67% Mar-
11%
Feb
Chemical
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Dover
Dow.
16
common.
v'
Mar
15%
Dupont Co
21% Mar
Midwest
18% Mar
Milton
10
Oct
10%
50
July
56
May
M-olson Brewery
Class B
July
34
Aug
10
50
100
321/4
33%
50
32%
._.
Jun
May
10
,
•
16
15
50
-10
Industries^ preferred--——__V,— ;
Brewery
15,130
"1,389
'100
21 y2
1,366
Apr
Emco
Trust
Inv
Match
Ltd
Exquisite
common.
Canadian
Players
Federal
Farms
Grain
Mfg
class,
10'/a
34i/a Mar
9%
9'/a
9'/a
100
8
7'/8
7%
7%
83/8
10,437
5,155
7'A
8'/a
48%
48
48%
335
14
13'/a
14
1,295
20
20
200
;
,
—
>.——1„
1
Trailer
Gatineau
5">
;___!
9%
'
.!
common
27%
Sep
2QJ/4
21
May
26
26
50
May
10% July
35
Jan
11%.
12
425-
16 y4
Feb
101
102
130
101
Apr
11
10,049
10
Sep
May
105%
1034
100 J/a
100 Va
10
100
Jun
111'%
Feb
Jun X'
Jun
111 '/a
Feb
105
104
105
50
100
.—20
7
6 3/4
7
1,275
6
—20
21 '/a
21 J/a
21%
350
21
3.35
3.35
100
1.60
1.70
5,042
1.60
Motors
General
Pete
rClass
-_,X
x.
Drill
•.
A
..Class
Mfg
B
General
3,200
100
23 J/a
Jun
31
Jan
26
111
24
Jun
31 '/a
Jai.
40%
Jun
45
Apr
41%
52
8 3/8
8
675
Preferred
Goodyear
Jan
Oct
103%
Jan
96
Oct
109%
Sep
15'/a
Jan
58,
11
Oct
17%
70
Jun
37%
Jun
Lakes
700
8%
Jun
Lakes
Power
Warrants
Great
——
6%
250
6%
pet
15% Mar
50
22%
26%
•'
58%
.
Jun
38%
Feb
60%
Feb
1.28
-
750
56c
; Jan
65c
500
58c
Jan
95c
Mar
28
•
49
51
27%
Sep
33%
Feb
28
.
191
■"•.
8%
.126
.
.
85%
34
Jun
135
41
<
-Apr
12% May
"93% May
Oct
123 Va July
50
-
..
Oct
8%
45
128
44%
May
28
293
85%
85%
44%
Northern
16%
Gas
Preferred
19%
common.:..,
;^.i
common.
../
Great
B
Coal
;
162
Jan
49
National
Neon
Trust
—
Trust
Guaranty
—__10
9
.48
-
48%
2.00:
6 %
■! :
14%
-
■>
Preferred
49%
.•-515
49%
Jun
10
Sep
48%
96c
8.45
Jan
Hawker
Siddeley
Hees
(Geo
Hendershot
Hinde
&
c-
4.70
-^^-4—
H *
-
&
Co.,
Paper
4
•'
^
.
484
Dauch^—
H).iron Erie
Natural
49%
Overland
Page
Jun
13
17% Mar
'17% Mar
Jun
3.10 July
15%
Jun
44"
Mar
7
,
July
12%
•'
4.30
6%
preferred —:
Industrial Acceptance
$2.25
Inglis
Inland
preferred
♦
2.50
Parker
13%
Sep
*
454
1.30 >
3,900
33,180
107
75
Oct
9% July
41c
30
104
53%
500
51
2.00
3,034
49%
•48%
775
Preferred
Phantom
Power
4 86%
—
common.
Cement
preferred
,.
—10
For footnotes, see page 43.
43%
14
6
6
15,312
..
5,890
6,
2,000
22 %-
17
47%
4.45
.
24%
47%
23%
1
115
13%
4.50
Co
50
124
41%
.„50
—4
(John)
Aug
300
13 J/a
Jan
13%
13%
100
12%
Jan
26%
273/a
8.642
25%
Oct
16 J/4
15%
16%
4,675
133/4
Jun
16
15'/a
"
*
25
2,917
28
7 J/a
'■ Oct
16
13'/a
-
Jan
30'/a May
22 'A Feb
*
36
July
-
10%
Jun
Feb
Jan
44
55
Jan
10'/a
10%
350
8% July
11 '/a
Sep
4.50
4.75
900
4.50 July
19 J/a Jun
6%
Jun
*■47%
;
-
345
49
~
July
343/4 Mar
25
25
25%
1,575
8
8
8
5
17%
17%
18
3,772
3.05
3.05
200
2.50 Oct
4.75
63/4
7%
1,345
63/a July
10'/4
Feb
50
50%
100
50 '/a
Jun
9%
Jan
_*.
common
!
I1T25
r.
Premium
»
4.75
2,140
17
17%
275
.
9,940
.
4%
5 Ve
1,900
71
70%
76
7.863
l20r
Ore_
Trust
1.55
__100
—.
—
Natural
Quebec
4%
•
Iron
Premier
7%
—50
—
Industries
Gas
2.75
1
4.40
100
53 J/a
2.75
48
4'/a
42
76
May
Jan
Jan
Oct
Oct
3.20
Jan
July
3.60
Jan
4,397
4.40 July
70c
1.600
60c
56
1.315
38
4.25
9%
300
48
205
4.50
1.670
4
Jun
Jun
25 J/2
2.50
52 %
65c
Feb
9
45
9"h
65c
Jun
'
1.50
.
4.60
4.40
17
Oct
1,100
1.60
2.55
7'/a
4.25
Warrants
Rapid
Grip Batten
—
common
Chemical
__2
.53
Lithography preferred
8%
Jan
Oct
2.60
Jan
May
64'/a
Jan
100
4.00 July
6% July
46 J/a
July
8.00
Jan
10%
Apr
51
May
48
47%
20%
Eldg
20 '/a
20%
100
18% Aug
20%
Aor
20 J/a
20 J/a
20 Va
725
20
23%
Feb
J/4
5 J/4
5'A
125
4.25
common
Preferred
Revenue
Properties
Robin
50
20
preferred
•
Nodwell
Rockower
-
4.05
Oct
Jun
6.00
Apr
Of
Royal
Feb
Rovalite
Apr
Bank
Pall
of
OH
12 %
Mar
Jan
.
Jan
26 '
St
St
Jan
14%
Oct
4.05 July
107
St
54% May
4.10 Mar
60% May
Oct
39
34
Jun
153
July
12% July
5
Aug
Jan
Jan
52 %
Lawrence
Maurice
14%
7,245
8
Jun
16'/a
Feb
24 «/a
24%
24%
40
23
Aug
25%
Sep
9%
500
9
Jun
11 % Mar
16
16%
510-
11'%
Jan
19 %
13
Jun
19'/» Mar
—-25
class
•
7
300
8%
5'/a
6 %
;
6%
Apr
18
Jan
22'/4
75
99
Aug
68c
72c
800
65c
Aug
69c
Jan
22%
106
1.25
Feb
Apr
Jan
Holdings
9%
11,697
8%
Oct
19
Jan
4.00
675
3.50
Oct
12'/a
Jan
3.00
3.20
2,065
3.00
Sep
5.00
Jun
50'A
50 J/4
45
50'%
Oct
51'A
<1
16%
16%
489
13 '/a
Jun
Sep
May
_
x,
class
9
3.50
.50
—
preferred
•
*
3.15
-—
A
7 •%
Jun
13
19%
Jun
26 •>*»
Jan
Jan
1,050
May
24%
25
25
355
22% May
27 '/a
40%
39'/a
40 %
770
37%
Sep
.50
42 »/4
42
42'/a
320
39
Oct
43% Sep
48% Feb
*
preferred
Simpsons Ltd
Jan
Jun
5,770
17,565
4.50
"50
5%
5%
6
1,160
4Va
Jun
•
12
12
12
1.016
11 %
12
12
12
10
25%
26 J/j
2,055
common.
;
Class B preferred
B
5.50
3.95
8'/a
25'/a
243/s
•
Shullys Industries
Silverwood Dairies
18
8
4.50
_«
•
8%
r.
Arts
Class
60
40
100
9
Shawinlgan Water &; Power
.
15
22%
] ioo
,_1
common
Seven
15
22 %
100
—
3.50
Scythes
May
Jan
15
22 J/4
A
Ltd
Hold
A-
Jan
Jun
1434
A
Apr
15
Jan
84% Mar
16%
Cement
Scottish
Class
34%
Jun
113/,
Jun
A
Sayvette Ltd
Class
50
July
Jun
63
Gas
Foods
J an
47
-
2.540
4.186
Warrants
17% Mar
19% July
3.45
class
Lawrence Corp common
Class A preferred
——^
Salada
Jan
Oct
112%
6%
71%
7
Industries
Apr
May
29
Jun
6%
69%
934
1
Russell
Apr
7%
87
**
Sep
11 '/a
6%
69%
14%
—
(Hugh)
8.00 Mar
.10
.10
Mall
Canada—
common—
Preferred
4.75 July
7
Oct
20% Mar
:
1.75
47%
5
.10
preferred-
Rothmans
Feb
■
^
Apr
19 J/4
*
—
Corp
Selkirk
29
123
-
19 '/a
13%
15%
Feb
Oct
Oct
•
Drilling
Pipeline
66
i
Oct
3.75
13
1.85.
42%
I—5
19 J/a
Oct
15
16%
26%
—
Hersey
20
Jun
Oct
115
123
;
14
*
;
preferred
Revelstoke
Sep
11% July
29
—10
.
25
530
Apr
5'A Jun
'
Pembina
Jan
Jan
''
Imperial Flo Glaze
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobncco common...
3,010
-
15
16%
Mar
*
Fixture
Oshawa Wholesale—
Oct
3.05
24%
•
53%
—20
15%
V
16%
•
Gas
common!!—
Store
Reichhold
'3.50
214
$%
107
1.90
f
*
Steel
Ontario
Reid
Aug
500
r
•75
1.00
,_20c
—
21,725
25'
12
t
i__^_4-—»
r_—
.
75
*
15
15
*
Ogilvie Flour
Sep
5%
1,757
3.85
-
preferred.^.j—100
Home & Pittfield_..__-_^
15%
24%
1—-4———__..4.. •
14
14%
90
60'/a
*
2,757
•i
323
-4.15
15%
100
common—
Preferred
Hayes Steel
May
*
——
;
:
—
Telephone
Jan
1:20
200
17%..
'2.75
3.55
.^25
4 '/a
Jan
May
Sep
44
2,050
i5%- ••;-,
.49
15%
^4-
i—
825
*
Products
Rtissell
Hardee, Farms common^
Harding Carpets common
4.70
Aor
July
-
3.10 v.3.50
V 17%
20
'19%
Jun
5.96
7%
370
"•2,220-
14 ..14%;'.
Jun
16%
'
10
.1.20-
6/%
14%
..'14,
4.65
2
Niagara Wire class B
May
Sep
l5%s
2,235
4,250
.
1.10
v
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
Greening Industries
-j—u_—^-u-Greyhound Lines __-„^_^^_.____i.
9
3,332
•/.
1.75
•
1.80
class/ A—.
Greater
.
8.25
1
.
n.10
warrants—-
West
9
16%
19%
8.00
48 y2.
.50
^
Warrants T__
Class
16
.19
.
8.20
5,967
_1
National Drug & Chemical common—*
Preferred
5
Apr
462
81c
8%
.
t—~———
155
46%
11%
Sep
12% Mar
28
Paper
Great
81
43%
—5
i_-
Preferred
Great
81
46%
1
common
Containers
Feb
10
65c
——i_50
-
93
*
78c
*
common
40
396
93
81c
100
Canada
Corp
Ontario
96%
1.28
—
Tire
4'/t. preferred
•
45
11 J/a
49
37%
27
-'6%
common.-..-.:—*
6 3%
3.65
15
11%
*
Sep
2,014
57%
;
Wares
2.25 Aug
25
.
48
48
48
.
Works
8 3/4
Jan
class A_L_j.^_—*.
s
Steel
1.50 May
3.60
29%
Apr'
—50o
General Products
F?b
4.50 May
2.15 Apr
Oct
24 >/a
8'/a
4.75
26%
____50c
common..
Jan
23
July
3.40
29 J/4
10
57%
10
24i/a
8%
28%
10
———1%
3.35
.
14 % Mar
24i/a
29 J/4
>
-
93
Dynamics;. ———i—1:—__1
General
Oct
101
1
Sep
•
•
26
Sep
14% Mar
96
•
•
20
10%
1
Jun
2.80
Sep
Jun
Northern Quebec Power common
23
2.2C0
Apr
16%
Northern
515
i
.?/
Feb
28 Va
19
Jan
48
175
25
May
24%
Oct
20
Aug
Jun
Jun
July
4.75
51
20
75
Ontario
9
40
Jun
45
10 J/4 July
175
Northern
128
•
Feb
16,833
*
495
10
Feb
103/4
18%
Mines
252
i-
10 >/4
Oct
19 J/B
25% Mar
Aug
Jun
7J/4
20%
Noranda
10
27%. 28%
—L
?
18
1.15 Mar
145
4.30
96%
*
:_
Jan
57% Mar-
Jan
43%
■■■
"A"_—__100
6.00
July
140
24%,
1—____100
preferred
Bakeries
41
Jan
9%
4.50
•
19
Apr
31% Aug
66c
500
■.
Oct
43%
.
*
*
.___
—
General Development —_j
-
140
.
••—;
Power
General
43%
20
.
68%
Sep
4.25 May
100
2,540
410
80c
-
19%
5
;
*
51%
72c
+i,
*
.
.4.30
51%
72c
;.
;—*
_
preferred
r5Vz%
General
1
—
—
Companies—-
Fruehauf
51V2
*
Jun
16
250
63/4
18
41 J/a
Trust
44i/a
1,225
Aug
Jan
12%
25%
7,252
16%
26%
4.30
*
—!.
Co_—a—;
Co
•47%
16%.
__
A
Canada
Foundation
45%
25%
16%
10%
253%
Locomotive
Moore
Sep
._100
Investment
Montreal
Jan
3/a
19J/b
Fine Foods
Feb
Sep
3.60
Monarch
Feb
23% Mar
20%
20%
18 J/4
class A
Montreal
12%
Jun
9Va May
21% May
33'%
Gas
Jan
15
Jun
9
690
III1
._.
_____
Corp
Motor
Fraser
9%
560
11
45%
*
;
common
_
Fleetwood
of
150
10%
Jan
14% May
May
19
Aug
Preferred
National
•
Federal
Ford
11
10%
10%
Jan
30
Grain____:
50% Mar
Jun
May
247
12
;
34 %
July
27%
11
_
Fanny Farmer Candy
Ford
35
11
^
_
35
146
10%
common.—
——10
Falconbridge
Fleet
38
28%
————-:
Form
Preferred
Famous
38
28%
Co-—.:
8 J/a
Jan
' Oct
31 J/2
"
Eddy
55'/a
30
Brick
Monarch
Fconorric
62c
30
*
!
17
26
Oct
Oct
Sep
2.53
common
Preferred
Jun
26c
37
IOJ/4
class
A
.i
;
_
—
'
Feb
July
common.....
preferred
Stores
18 J/4
10
-100
15%
16
1
common
5%%
Metro
Sep
Apr
Sep
29
River
Preferred
Mar
8
85c
37
July
11 «/4
Feb
Feb
'
75
100
Jun
14
Oct
30
151/8
Feb
4.25
Oct
200
common
5%;
Oct
1,910
•
Preferred
100
"
Dominion
Mills
2.30
10%
*
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
2.80
31 J/2
Ltd—
3,293
Jun
22%
Feb
Sep
22%
1__2.53
5%
8%
—.
—
22%
*
Powell
Bloedel
54%
7%
Stores
Feb
2,855
1,265
•
5%
12 Ya
)
Coal—
Steel
Dominion,
44
12%
Jan
1.80
2.05
16'% Mar
10 '/a
—
53 %
r
;
—
4.50
75
11'/a
11'/a
.♦
B
Shoes
105/8
12
7.25
Oct
303/i
—
:
M)_
Maher
150
50
A
Maclaren Power & Paper class A
Class
976,608
37
Oct
10 'A
Ltd
Macmillan
12,496
44c
37
Sep
4.15
75c
30%
—
(W
143/8
26c
37
11%
1
pfd
—
(M)
133/e
27c
,
20
1st
preferred
7%
54
1
rM-._
Dominion : Magnesium
'•
Jan
10% Aug
12
A
B
Lowney
*
Warrants
3.20
Oct
73% July
30
30
^
class
Inc
Class
Sep
30
280
_*
commou..
—
1st
16
30
15 J/4
133%
—38
—
B
Apr
11%
60c
30
—
—
Groceterias
16
120
56c
,
15'/a
;
Preferred
Dale
A
preferred
Loblaw
12% July
.
..
•
10%
class
—
Industries
3,075
116 119%
•
15 J/4
—3
Financial
Preferred
13%
1.55
preferred—---100
'".♦J
.10
Leland
11
Jun
10%
;
—u_
—
.i.
/Rights
$2
preferred
12%
19%
1.55
840
-10
^
Loan
_
._1
common....
Secord
July
5
Cement
Warrants
Lambton
July
16
2,625
II
—
Ontario
Sep
80c
—
Preferred
Jan
109
7% May
16
61/2
6%
>
104
230
..
:
Gas
Jan
109
_10
common
Warrants
40%
Sep
1.70
Feb
22 %
Jun
105%
645
T
16
6V2
Oct
.
14%!
100
8%
16%
*
35
•'
16,877
-
107
16%
-J—_a—,--'-10
A
Lake
Jan
;
Oct
Oct
10%
International
•Class
Oct
3.10
18'/a
—,__•—_—.——-*
Nest
Crush
10
25
6,170
8%
._———'—
Imperial
Craig
Lakeland
l/a
4.65
"
—t————:—*
Ltd.———*
Warrants '
Cosmos
Feb
7,691
16 VB
*
iX—i—J—__•__-———
Credit
8%
19
17%
7
106
Clark
Corrnacion
July
-
106 % 106%
preferred-.-100
Publishing—4—————*
Class B
Copp
Oct
3.20
.
35%
-
;J-—_~100
Corby Distillery class A___—
•Class
B
'
:
6%
Jun
7
3.10
-—*
Lafarge Cement
Oct
I
*
—
Labatt^
Jan
660
18%
common
Apr
11%
7%
3.10
:__L_.—
16%
Aug
6
18%
Paper__i——*
Gas
A_L_
Oct
7
16,176
i————
consolidated
Class
—10
Canada____
7%
6%
& Smelting———*
'Warrants
Consolidated Mining
Consumers
'
of
3.00
7%
6V2
__.
Kelvinator
Sep
225
1,020
7
Warrants
Apr
23
2,250
>
7%,
6%
7%
_•
7%
7%
a—1
—
Consolidated
20%
«
25%
7% May
May
14
Jan
H'% July
14
Jan
24'A
32l/4 Mar
Jun
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1694)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
stocks
Par"'
S
K
Steel
Slater
common——
Standard
Paving
Southern
Canada
Tungsten
Sep
20 %
Feb
Canadian
Astoria
Jun
32 y2 Mar
18
18 %
225
18
25
30
29 Ys
30
865
3.70
.3.85
1,150
9%
9%
7%
11%
12
16
15%
9
Low
Canadian
Canadiari
Delhi*-
16
Jan
4.15
27,231
2.35 May
4.55
1.25
1.59
19,910
1.15
2.60 Mar
6c
6%c
4,500
5c
May
80c
May
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Dyno
1
'-...Warrants
Sep
7%
—
——
Steinberg class A_:—
1
;i
-Sterling Trusts j—L—
Superior Propane preferred
10y2
Jun
16%
24,767
15%
Jun
18
18%
10
980
19
615
18.*;
Jun
43
—
.
Canada
1.32
10c
*
1.30
1.33
4,500
3.10
1
3.05
3.70
12,712
1.30
1.25
1.40
4.00
6,883
86c
91c
1.04
1.16
2.61
733
3.65
Oct
Petroleum
*
3.85
L10
43
25
40 %
Jun.;
...
*
...
_25
26
•
,-T
—t—'-'---i?
25%...
18%
19%
—_—
common
Industries
»-
26
....
19%
1:20
1.20
23% July
200
—1
_:
Export Gas & Oil
-
Third
class
Works
Iron
Towers
—so
4
5%
preferred
16%
1.08
hoc
15,100
Jun
20c
20c
21c
-
96c
85c
l.OCv
19c
19c
1,500
31c
32c
>—3,900
38c
Jan
7%c
8%c'
10,000
eVaCduly
13c •
Jan
21,866
5'/2c May
19c
Jan
Jan
Canadian
Oct
Island
Long
Pete—u__:
1
Prairie
200-
+
—
73%
15-
3.50
9,500
*
15c. :May"
«
*.71c
--*
Get
-j'-i
31c
Jan
3,400
9,536
11
84
Oct
39
19 y4
14 y2
-
39
50c
..
•.
V36
350-
..
C
6,574
17%
14%
15,300
12%
6%
6%
7
12%
27%
Jun
Jun-
2,410
12.;
Club
7% Aug
7%
Acceptance common——
preferred —:
—
2nd
Union
Canada
of
Gas
Class
Class
Steel
Electric
9.75
1.06
1.00
1.10
Min
1
Cochenour
Mining
&
Smelting
Coin
Lake
Gold
8%
Sep
Jun
Jan
Combined
Jun
-60
Apr
Smelt
28%
175
Oct
31
Jun
825
-19%
~5
5
5%
1,565
5
10c
10c
7,600
9c
4.00
4.00
4.60
53
53
53
4.20
4.15
4.25
27%
'
Jan
Mines
♦
Vendomatic
Victoria
—
&
Vulcan
»
_——
7%
Oct
r
——10
Trust———.—
Grey
—
.u4—1—.—•*—
i
600
W.
4.70
1
Wainwright Products & Ref——
Walker G & W_
—'«—■'
Wesley
preferred
Mason
Wesccoast
Voting
Trans
Bellekeno
Mines
Jan
Consolidated
Consolidated
Central
5.50
Jan
Consolidated
Dragon
Cadillac
Oil
Jun
1.00
11
3.00
1.50
%%■
14 y4
14%
1,599
11 Vb
Jun
23%
3,305
11 Yb
Jun
227/8
6•%
11%
..
.
14%
12
1,990
9
33
33
33
53
30
Jun
35%
White
40c
40c
90
40c
Sep
1.70
14%
14%
_—
14%
18
94;
1,717
18
94
-100
Mar
^13
470
Jun
; r
$2.80
Industrie^
pfd-^-s-t
class
A_—.
7.55
4,242
106
135
Electric
—5St
,28,
95'
28
1,420
13
3.00
——_:
**25
95"*"
13 Vb
"r°|f
104%
50
42 y2
e
3.00
133/^oA
3.55
L-Lr*
WouuvVaru Stiues; Ltir.cfalsa A—T__,
ClasS A warrahts__—
Zenith
7.10
1041/2
3.40
Apr
Acadia
Uranium
Acme' Gas
AND
Consolidated
.8,400
85
Allied
Roxana
3,650
96
Ana con
Anchor
2.70
Jan
;•
17,800
18c
59,200
1,600
57c
May
5c
May
--15c
Jan
9'/2c Aug
18c
Oct
6.75
Apr
Cowichan
Jan
Craigmont
Jun
Coulee
Lead
Courvan
2%c Apr
45c
45c
45c
1,024
40c
Jan
56c
17C
20c
1,675
15c
July
32c
Jan
Daering
•
1.98
1.95
2.15
17c
18c
Mar
62c
7,449
18c
4,100
1.65
'
1.07
'
1
Jun
Crestaurum
Sep
Jun
15c
Feb
Deer Horn
9c
Oct.
29,000
4c
Aug
8%c Feb
Deldona
108,572
30c
54c
Delhi
5'/2c
6 %c
17,800
Sep
July
5c
22 %c
Feb
Gold
Sep
Delnite
Jan
*
71,400
17c
Sep
48 %c
Jun
Dickenson Mines
8c
July
15c
Jan
Dome
"7,000
85c
Jun
1.37
Apr
8c
Jan
16%'*
Apr
Mines
90c
1
Mines
40c
Nickel—
38c
14%c
1.14
_1
Mines
31,500
1.15
21,800
68c
May
35c
40c
69,550
24c
May
93c
Jan
6,800
11c
May
36c
1.10
1.17
7,200
8c
3,000
1.00
5c
1.28
Feb
6c
6c
6%c
5,100
7%c
7%c
7,533
Aumaque Gold Mines——
1
5c
5c
5%c
7,500
Aunor
1
3.85
3.85
3.90
900
1
8.25
8.10
9.05
33,880
21
21
24%
755
23%
24%
605
22
9c
17% July
24
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class' A
5%
preferred
5%% preferred
j—
25
—
50c
Bankeno
Mines
Bata
27c
1.00
24 %c
5'/2c July
7c
12c
4'/2c July
9c
•
May
Jan
One
for
Feb
1.05
2.900
90c
29y2c
54,620
25% Mar
Jun
17c
16'/2c
48c
26
Mav
1
Feb
55
Aug
Jan
39c
Sep
Feb
65c
Aug
9jc
91c
1.05
23,075
17%c
17 %c
18c
5,800
17c
Aug
32c
6c
7c
11,400
()C
Feb
1 n.c-
1
•
7p.
"
1.00 Oct
7^.:
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1
8%c
ZZ
5%c
Gc
5,500
4c
Jun
10c
■
10c
14c
12,415
10c
1.60
May
9c
7c
8,500
Feb
29 %c
3,232
.
Oct
*
Aug
Eevcon
Bibis
Copper
v-
Jan
15%c Jan
11c*
Feb
19c
„
Jan
J
41c
41c
18c
2 08
2.05
10c
10c
3,199
9c
8c
9c
71,000
5c
^___1
60o
43c
10,229
38c
July
60c
Aug
18c
1,000
12c
Sep
21 %c
Feb
2.25
11,700
Jan
2.49
Feb
1.35
iqc
14c
1
Black
Bay Uranium
Bordulac Mines
•
9%c
9%c
11c
9,500
1
4 \/2c
4%c
5c
2,500
4c
Eciu/nn
July
I
40c
42c
8,300
37c
Sep
7.05
7.20
1,505
Britalta
Being
basis
Pioneer
Reef
Brunswick
Buffalo
a
Mines
41,620"
of
1
28 %c
30c
J 4,653
2.90
2.90
3.10
1,650
2.80
1.46
1.49
900
1.41
51^0
I
5%c
5V2c
8,000
1
Lake_
1
10c 12 %c
11 %c
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10c 13 %c
66,645
25c
Petroleum
3.000
nc
15c
19c
Calgary & Edmonton
27,350
•
23%
22%
24
Cemerina Petrol
2,315
♦
2.25
2.15
2.25
3!35
"3.30
3.60
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1.00
1.05
14,250
,Ctjmpbell Ohibougamau
-
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Lands
For footnotes,
see
4.15
2,650
36c
Jan
2.35
Sep
7.90 May
31c
Sep
3.-70
11c
Jun
6c
Jun
29c
127,100,
9c
11c
284,583
1.10
9,014
33C
35c
7,100
30c
Jun
35c
Oct
Jan
75c
-
1.10
May
Oct
90c
1.05
.15 %c
25c
110c
y
1.00
12c
l
Jan
1.39 May
Sep
Jan
15c
15c
15c
3,000
13c
Jan
-18c
Jun
46c
50c
4,100
45c
Oct
85c
Mar
16%
16%
Oct
21% Mar
16 V2
V
1,375
-15%
6,200
7c
May
12c
Jun
11 %C
14c
65,500
5c
Jun
15c
Sep
14c
10c
17c
93,200
8c
May
10cll%c
J.O-/2C
1.6c
2ic
45,900
15c
7%c
10c
4,224
6c
July
19 %c
19V2c
21c
15,500
17c
Jun
8%c
8c
Oct
25 %c
/*
Apr
14c
Sep
:
15c
Mai-
He
May
19c
Sep
72c
7,941
27c
21,122
49,700
9c
25c
8c
26C
44c
Jan
53c
Jun
12% Mar
Jun
82c
Duvan
Mines
10%
13,678
72c
72c
50c
10
82c
402,373
950
38c
4.25
4.20
4.35
12,250
27c
•*
,
3.60 Mar
27%
28%
802
23% Mar
13 Vb
'
13%
Jan
24c
8c
28,000
18c
3,000
13
5.45
,34
Mar
May
6c
6,000
9c
.
Jun
24c
12,203
19c
Jun
—1
1.80
1.80
1.85
_1
1.04
1.02
4,650
11,303
11 %c 14 V2C
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Oct
July
July
15%
May
14 %c Aug
22c
11
l
Jun
Jan
12 %c
Feb
24 V2c
9.25 May
6,395
7c
18c
8c
<
Co__
Copper
48c
V
10
1
1
Jan
16 V2c July
-
•
Dynamic Pete
■■*:
22c
75c
Jan
2.05
Sep
,
East
Sullivan
Eldff-Peel
Mines—
Ltd
L__—
Sol
—
1.08
7c
8c
5%c
14V2c 14%c
1
1.64
1.61
2.80
2.80
3.00
1
10c
9c
10c
1
22c
21c
25c
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20c
18c
23c
2.55
Fatima
Mining
Francoeur
French
Mines
Petrol
Frobisher
Ltd
Gaitwin
Ltd
Genex, Mines
Giant
_-r_
Yellowknife
Mines
1
11c
May
224,300
5c
Jan
2.90
300
2.60
9%c
14c
119,300
6c
%p"
68c
8,375
68c
70c
11
11%
2,866
14c
17c
107,825
6c
5,148
15c
1
,
8%
12c
3 %c
12c
Oct
4.10 Mar
19 V2c May
14c
22%. July
5V2c Jun
526
15,000
5c
—1
33c
Jan
10c 10
Jan
31 %c Aug
J
Oct
23%
I8V2C
Aug
16,800
70c
,
Jun
12,900
'
1.85 Aug
4.20 Jan
Jun
2.37
Jan
Apr
22 %c Mar
7Vac July
11V2
1
Ltd
Mines
Uran
23%10%c
*
1
—
Mine—i_
Mascot
Giant
1
1.45
13,060
10c
11 %c
1
Ltd*^j-__1—
Jun
23%
12c
Mining
Qeco Mines
11c
13c
8%c
Jan
lie 12 %c
2.55
10
preferred.—
Ltd
5c
17,300
V
1.80 Jan
Jun
6V2c Aug
3,750
1.70
1
Farvvest
——
p'c
4,500
2,000
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils
Ltd——
Mining
1.55 May
8,000
5c
7c
:
.
Oct
.29% Mar
ff9%c Jan
*
'1.10
Sep
14
Jan
%
Apr
Jun
34c
May
Jan
39c
Aug
Apr
9c
May:
Apr
i
28c
28c
28c
5 200
1
17c
11c
18c
8.500
11c
Oct
21c
Feb
Jan
48c
Jun
Oct
24
Jan
24c
Jan
Mining
Granby
Mining
Grandroy
page 43.
5
—*
—
Mfcies
Granduc
—
40c
—
12 %c
40c
43c
28,967
23c
12
1
13%
1C',062
12
12c 12 %c
1.500
3.30
5.725
1
3.05
3.05
1
Mines
?4c
Feb
27c
Jan
8%c Jan
59c
Apr
Great
Plains
Gulch
Gulf
Develop
Mines
Lead
12%
12%
25c
4c
36c
Jun
4.90
Sep
3.40
Mar
6c
*,
1,948
9c
Jan
20c
6%c July
12 %c Aug
19
1.25
3.20
80c
May
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Sep
600
18,000
5%c
Jan
9%c Apr
11c
8,700
6'/2c
Jan
18 %c Mar
7.75
8.10
7.80
8.10
9,145
Sep
10%
4%c
4c
5c
42,000
3c
Aug
8c
Jan
12c
12c
6,232
He
Mar
16c
Jan
Aug
Apr
Hard
Rock
Gold
Mines
Head
of
Lakes
Gold
Highland
Consolidated
Co
Ltd
19c
July
class
1.25
Jan
12 %c
11c
14c
78.800
11c
Oct
26c
July
25c
27c
20,500
23c
May
65c
Jan
6c
5%C
6c
3,700
5C
July
14c
Jan
2.45
2.55
1,500
2.05
Jun
2.85
Sep
1.883
18 %
Jun
26%
Jan
Feb
Gold
5
191%
19 %
20
A_
•
ll
11
11%
2,539
9.40
Jun
15%
10%
10%
11%
3,133
9.25
Jun
15 Vb Mar
2.35
2.40
3.560
47%
15
47 %
47%
1,635
47
1,707
12 %
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Gold
Mining &
Smelting
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Hydra Exploration
7c
25%e
•
Hudson*Bay OUv-.
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Feb
70c
1
Class B
Hugh
13c
200
1
Mines
Hudson
Feb
20c
546
1.00
ll%c
1
;
Bell
Bay
Feb
16c
1.00
11 %c
Feb
1
Iron,
Home
Oil
35,100
16c
1
—
Headway Red Lake
Heath
12c
1
1
Howey Consolidated
Jan
1
Minerals
Jan
1.18 Mar
Feb
13
8%c
10c
1
Aug
2.60
15 %
Jan
1
Gold
Lake
Jan
7:50
4.15
Gwillim
15c
V
Jun
Gunnar Mining
29%
Jan
Sep
Feb
9
Mar
7%c
1
28c
May
1.95
Feb
7.75 July
Aug
12c
•
lie
_1
Mines
Hollinger
\2V>c
_.i
—
3.90
J.4c
29c
-
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Hasaga Gold Mines
Hastings
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6.00
Sep
Texas
Mines—
Oils
2,480
' 25,422'"
,
uA/OU IVliiy
28%
Mines
Harrison
Co
Cadamet Mines
Canada
7V2c May
8%c Oct
Ltd
Oil
Mining & Smelting
Red
710
11c 12 %c
share-for-share
Ankente
Buffalo
Cable
on
Wilshire
121/2c
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exch
into
Broulan
Ltd
9c
•
Jan
18c
Aug
May
1
Brfii(Tne
7'17c,. Sep
~5G~ Feb
--IT^UO—
33c
1.55
"
1
Mines
Bidcop Mines Ltd—
Mines
Jan
Jun.12%g Mar
A.UJ,
•
Goldray
Mines
Yukon
76
6g"
**,' 3-90
,
5V26
5Vic
6,300"..*
29c
.
Feb
6%c Sep
35 %c July
2,000
20,142'
1.50
32c
1.53
3.00 Aug
V 13c
.
Jun
L".: 65,500 -
—:*-
,
Feb
-
lie*
11 %c
Feb
Goldale Mines
'
held
Corp
l.Otf
10c"
Jan
Mar
Ltd
Beic.tier
Bethlehem
38c
1.01
10c
Jun
1.90
Jan
4.35
'
Goldfields
for
Mining Corp
Belleterre
uebec
35c
1.01
1.34
Jun
1
_
Petroleum
Donald a
Glenn
three
5,322
Corp
July
86,566
50c
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21c
—1
10%
64c
•
Lodge
20c
Eureka
Ltd
each
20%c
"III
Jun
38c
•
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share
Oct
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5.75
60c
I
exchanged
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July
3c
'
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Mines
Dunraine
,
—
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.
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Being
9c
100
El
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32c
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Mines
7,299
5c
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4.65
61c
Uranium'Mines
Beaver Lodge
6,039
10c
5c
Eldrich
Jan
34c
—
Duauesne_
2.40
10c
May
Sep
3.25
•
-
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Sep
11 %c
Jan
--
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1.02
1
Metals
Easka
f'
25
,
1.17 Mar
Feb
7%c
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Jan
1
Mines—
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1.01
8c
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—
91c
12c
Oct
12 %c 14 %c
.
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9%c
1.02
1
—
90c
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1
7.25
_1
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,2.30
10c
.
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15,078
—______
2.33
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1
Mines
38c
1
Jan
2.42
;i
10c
10%
9% c
Earymin Exploration Ltd
Aug
Mar
1
9c
Earnat
50c
1
Mining-
Mines—
29c
Cons
Jan
73c
15 %C
Pacific
9c
*_,
Trust
71c
28c
1
Mines.
10c
39c
31 %c
Eankfield
May
13,530
.1
Brewis
1
Barex
Apr
2Gc
1
Decoursey
6 %C
3,769
i
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Daragon Mines—
•
Oil
Aug
Sep
59c
1
Jan
41c
Ansil
Banff
4,100.
_1
;
Aug
2.65
Mar
35c
1
Mines
1,000
Sep
57c
*:
36c
-
_50c
Mines
Aug
Gold
28c
1
Explorers
9%c
,
_*
—
River
28c
.
1
Li
Crowpat
17c
Ruffner
Jan
—
10c
May
27c
sic
Mines
55c
July
Aumacho
4C
.13,200
45,758
30c-
35c
31c
1
_-
10c
Atlin
1.900
48c
Copper
10%c
!
5y2c
1
•
7'/2c
Feb
Oct
;Jan
.
Mav
6,625
1
Mines
20c
32c
♦
Zinc
750
Coast
47c
Jun
47c
•
;
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,
35'/2c Mar
36c
Yellowknife
July
15c
35%c
•-
-
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6,300
Atias
35c
4,528
2.50
Copper Rand Chiboug
-Jan
4.80
;_
Mines
13c
Atlantic
5,922
17c
7c
1
Petroleum—
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12c
--
Mines
Ltd
13,200
5%C
———
47c
49c
1
90,250
lOo
Arcadia
45c
32c
;
•
7.50
Warrants
14c
4.28
*
Poplar
West
11c
Associated
Jun
7(5c " May
1
7c
,
—
7c
46,12'J
Mines
67c
20o
Oil
11,200
72,945
Sannorni
7.35
Gold
9c
75c
Consolidated Shawkey
12c
Area
Jan
1.19
Consolidated
Jan
1
Asamera
Sep
1.80
3.70
Consolidated
4.10 Mar
6.35
46c
Petroleums
A"ion
8%c
Oct
15c
1
*
;
..
May
72c
Mines
5c
10c
;
3c
90c
1.06
Regcourt
65c
Pete
Mines
3,000
71,103
3.20
Consolidated
Jan
44c
Mines
Huronian
6c
1.07
"
Anglo Rouya Mines.
1—
Anglo United Development
;
Anglo
Jan
6c
74c
Red
65c
Mines—
Leduc
Lead
-,19c.
-
.
85c
_•*
45c
1
Quebec Gold Mines
45c
Amalgamated Rare Earth_
American
17 %c Sep
8c
Aug
;
8%c
2
Mines—.
Rambler
5%c
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;
Jun
.
1
Northland
1
Minerals
Larder
July
6 %c
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1.06
Consolidated
Aug
«;17%
2.40 July
39,316
5.95
14c5.75
23c
7c
5%c
5.75
1
Alnnnex
Amalgamated
Jan
4 Vac
3,834
Apr
23V2c Jan
j
1
!
Mines—
Nicholson
Consolidated
May
Jan
Negus
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Consolidated
2%c
3,667
7%c
Jan
30c
3.30
♦
Consolidated
Jan
44
12 y2 July
400
3.60
19c*
16c
*
Yellowknife
Pacific
6%C
1
r_;_
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Alberta
20c
1
Mines
Agnico Mines Ltd
Akaitclio
Alba
164,030
6c
7c
90c
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Moslier
Coppercorp
•
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&
Jun
1.03
1
i
Ltd
Exploration.
Consolidated
July
32
Jan
36 y4
Morrison
Consolidated
OILS
Ltd
Advocate Mines Ltd
Apr
Oct
lie
5,250
Jan
29c
May
21 %c
..47c
Aug
63c
1
Oils
Mac
Copper-Man
MINES
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Oct
18c
■
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Consolidated
jan
11%
110
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Oct
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Feb
40c
preferred
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Arrow
4.50
4,000
l
Golden
Halliwell
Jan
4,434
4.899
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Lake
Gillias
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Feb
12
—
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5.50 May
10,000
8c
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74c
8c
Jan
1.50
27c
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Sep
Apr
57c
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Oct
39c
Feb
8c
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28c
19c 19 %c
1
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Feb
14%
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Fenimore
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3,00 Mar
Jan
13%
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2.85 Jan
r
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4
May
59 %
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1.70 Aug
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3,900
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500
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2.35
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May
22c
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3c
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4,125
50
2.10
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2.21 May
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22c
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Flin
82c
19c
1
*
Calli«»i>
8%
3,700
1.10
49%
2.25
l
.100
——
_
Products
Western
__
common.—
trust
Westeel
1.00
50
Canada Ltd.
Sep
5V2c July
13,400
.
4.85
Consohdaied
Consolidated
Webb & Knapp
1.60 Mar
13
.
95c
*
4.85
*
—
■
46c
1.80
Jan
4.00 May
•
v^r.if -9.75 "Oct
6,500
30c
,
1.60
—
63%
.
28c
44c
2.50
Jun
52
120
'<y
Jan
2,400
'
c
9%c 10 %c
_,
*-
Consolidated
Apr.
22c
-
Oct
4.00
2,580
_..
July
17c 17 %
1.69
Consolidated Beta Gamma
-
-V;
5c
Sep
Jun
v
4.80
3,100
4%c
Sep
10
17,000
97c
1
*
Metals
Con. Key Mines
Jan
6%c
1
Coniaurum
21
6c
15c
98c
.
3,250
93c
Feb
14 %c Mar
5%c Aug
1,715
226,823
.
93c
*
-
Coniagas Mines
-
-
400
■
*
6%c
1
Willans
56
28
?
1
&
15%
V
c
-
9%c
100
-10c
Corp___—
1.00
10%
7.85
1
Mining
200
20 %
Vector
1.00
10%
__Lr
Copper
Kayrand
28
28
—
Oct
5C
4,125
237/8
9c
15,000
8.50
Chiroo Gold Mines
Feb
11
12,500
8c
17C
19
'
10c
7c
1
8%
c'
^'9c
1
57%
.
30c-
:
Chibougamau
Apr
11"%
..
1.20 May
Oct
Mines
18
8%
50
B
United
7y4 Aug
100
Jun
11c
7c
*
1
56 y4
18
common.
B
preferred——:
United Corps class A—
7%
79c
69,700
<•
Chromium
Union
2,525
14c
10 %
Oil
Chesterville
16% Mar
May
1.08
lie
:
*
Porcupine
•>
■
Cheskirk Mines
Jan
15% May
0
4.60* Jun
1,750
12%
41V2 May
.July
:
19%
*
Charter
Apr
Apr
9c
t
1
45c
1.03
*
12c
1
Gold.
*
9c
:•
Corp Ltd—
Feb
7%c
1.03
.
*
Li.-
•
7V2c
;
1
.
Rio
Pat
Central
16% May
101
Del
Central
4,35 Feb
Oct
Jun
100
Central
Feb
:
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1.22
'
*8c
1
*_•
26c' Jan
/
July
17%c
18,609
'
31c
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Quartz
Cassiar Asbestos
Oct
9%
Oct ■;
Gold
Jau
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,
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i.
Mines Ltd
Cariboo
51%-May
-
Jun
84
12%
—
Oct
70c
39
'
77/a
July,,
12%
14%
''
1
»
Captain
84
19%
—
Apr
12
1,600
.
Feb
Canada Erin Mines
Candore Exploration
50 y4
-25
4.25
Canadian
Jan
49 V4
_
-
2,945
13%
50c
_
Pipeline——
Elevator
-
57 y2
Jan
2.15
11%
12
»-» 0 0
Pipeline—
Trans-Mountain
Pipeline———
Trans
'
.
1
.-
49%
55
Silica
21%
60
*
ixntui:-
jl..
Northwest Mines*
Jan
Oct
—*
Malartic Gold—-i—i—
Canadian
Canadian North Inca
Oct
5%
Feb
»
*'1,70 Feb
tc*
42% Aug
250
.87
10c
14%
774
»
13%
?•' /50C
:
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Canada
Turnbull
Jan
j.
20c
,1.75
-512,,
4.00
—
—
2.00'
49 y4
56%
«.
-—13'%'
——— _,
preferred
Trans
6
—
—
Finance .class
Va^
Feb"
1j80
:
.
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19%
.
'
,
464
:•
46%
5%
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Marts .,common
Warrants
45 %
5%
*
Bank—
Dominion
Toronto
Traders
>1.75
45%
•
common—i—
———"———
Preferred
4.35
•
Jun
Canadian Homestead
-
26 y2
»:
<
Jun:
4.20 Sep
7
200
...
15%
1.85
General Invest—
Canadian
Toronto
Feb
5.35
Sep
3.50 May
64c
7,930 *'.
Jan
25
13
3,382
1.20
15%
—
«—.
Ltd
Canada
Texaco
Jan
1.35 Aug
5.35 Feb
50 ys May
j..
>
.
Canadian
Mines
Canadian
Tancord
Aug
13 '/2c
Sep
.
Supertest ordinary
Switson Industries
Tamblyn
High
3.85
1.26
.
650
Jan. 1
Low
4.00
Petroleum——_— *
Chieftain
Jan
July
Range Since
High
1
Minerals——
15 •
Jan
21% Ma y
Oct
6
715
Shares
ll—.—1
Petrol
4.65
Oct
3.65
for Week
_
Bros
of
Canada
9
11%
.
Radio
Standard
Stedman
Aug
14% Mar
1,655
3.80
—
——_—
17%
Feb
2,960
10%
18 %
;—20
*
Ltd—
Foods
Sep
%
2.0-5
10
Range
of Prices
Par
High
1.75
2.00
7%
Southam
Stafford
Steel
—
Low
High
Sales
Last
Sale Price
' STOCKS
.
t
10
——,—-
i_—.—
Preferred
f
Range Since Jan. 1
2.05
*
Manufacturing-——._
D
Low
•
Shares
Monday, October 22, 1962
.
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended October 19)
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
.
—
1
*
2.50——1
-iL—4:-*
l
1
.
*
_L"
34c
15
15%
2,05 Mar
May
Jun
'
2.65
59%
Jan
Apr
,20% Mar,
lOc
10c
"1000
*9c"
Sep
17'ci
Jan
34c
39c
36,855
25 %c
Jun
54c
Feb
Number 6205
Volume
.
„
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1695)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Shares
rv
Low
-
—_1
47c
Copper
Low
56c.
31c
62c
73c"
1
36c-
*
361,600'
-
'
36c
68c
1
STOCKS
High
Jun
.25,900
24c
62c
60c
2.55
Jun
'■[ 77c
82c
8,400
21c
21c
23c
40,600
17c
Sep
35c
35c
41c
52,300
32C
-
Jun
'
'
;
Jack
i
Jacobus
Walt© Mining
__2UC
Jajne_ Explorations
'•
Joburke
Joliet
J
Gold
—l
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-
rt
£.ij_
•«
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-
8c *
.
lie.
Pax
1
•'
87c
,
* *
'
International
Aug
..
Peerless
Permo
Gas
Perron
Gold
1
31c
-
Sep
4 Vic
Aug
10c
Mar
7c
May 1
12Vic
Sep
Peruvian
23c
11,468
20c
May
35c
Jan
petrol
70c
,
—1
17c
21,066
-"20,000
.Aug
-
•'
31c
,
*
'
14,000
10c
Jan
7,775
56c
July
May"
78c
34c
11,826
25c
Plcuie
Aug
July
44e
-
on
Pitch
Ore
Frontier
Kenville. Gold
.
V Kilembe
*•
-
.
l
Kirkland
63c
5c
r
i
68c
5c
;
7.50
•
7.25
Minerals V——
;;
—
1.77
J.77
31c
30 Vic
36d
29,518
22c
19c
23c
31,500
8c
Jan
12c
12c
13c
10,000
10c
Jun
20 >/4
20
20%"-
19 y2
Sep t'
4.35
4.35
»
"
-1.65
.200
Jun>
'
24'/2c July
•*
Oct
Powell
Feb
Prairie
Au^
Preston
Aug
Prosoectors
Lake
La
Shore
Luz
Mines
15c
___i
Mines-
Provo Gas
Langis Silver
—1
_50c
55c
Leitch Gold Mines
.L—__
Lencourt
Gold
Mines
Lexindin
Gold
1
Little Long
Gas
Louvicourt Goldfield
Lyndhurst
Lynx
Mines
i9y2c
i
98c
_____
Gold
21c
32 Vic
Jun
Jan
Quebec
47o
Oct
19,000
51,600
6C
5c
May
13c
6c
;;
Macfie
Gold
Mines
Ltd
3.60
MacLeod
Madsen
Magnet
1
Consolidated
—1
Mines
Sep
Quonto
July
20c
Sep
7 Vic
•
Sep
Explorations
Realm
I
Marcon
y
Mari times
V v"
v
Mines
;
Mining Corp__
Consol
'
,,2,500
; 74c
'
,
48c
10c
53c
,
45c
42,400
36c
15,000
7c
May
July -
8.75
8.75
no
S'/aC
8 Vic
700
39 %
39 y2
39%
Red
Bake,
1
.
Red Lake
■—
/
35c
*
24c
24c
__1.25
2.55
2.50
2.85
37c
35c
39c
65c
_
Meta
i
Uranium
Mines
1
—;
•
Midrim.
River
9.y2c
9c
27c
Feb
Sheep
Feb
13c
Jan
Sigma
14
Apr
Silver
14c
Feb
Silver
51%
Feb
-32c
29c
Mill
2iy2c
City Petroleums——
*
Mining: Corp
f.-Min. -Ore Mines
—________1.
(
13 y«
13 V*
.
.27c,
29c
.-.Feb
Moneta
Mt
t
f1
■■
V
Porcupine
Wright Iron__
Multi
1
;
62c
k
Minerals
—
20c
•r
•
1
33c
20c
22c
2.30
2.30
2.40
1.01
1,15 :•
.
V
,
60c
30c
Oct
20c
Oct
:•
724
r
Mar
*' 1.41tMar
:
Nama
Creek
Mines
2.10
1
40c
V
•
6'/2c
2.10
2.30
37c
60c
2,235,380
4Vic
Jun
65c-
17c
1,000
11c
Jun
21c
-Sep
&y2c
1,800
3Vic
Apr
7c
Aug
14,337
23y2c
-
Mines
New
Alger
Mines
1
New
Athona Mines
l
25c
24c
New
Bidlamaque Gold
1
6c
6c
New
Calumet Mines
New
Concord
Newconex
i
Development
Holdings
;
:
:
New
of
Canada
Petroleum
Davies
Goldvue
New
Oil
Mines
New
Hosco
__;
.__
*
3,925
2,700
23y2c
11c
,12c
11c
10,000
7c
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-
,
7c
13c
15y2c
15c
i8y2c
20c
29c
1
New
Rouyn Merger—
1
9c
New
Senator
I
9c
New
Taku
Nisto
&
*
Smelting——
Mines
Norcan
Norgold
North
2.65
52c
Jan
Jan
1.10
Aug
July
12c
Sep
6c
May
13 Vic
Feb
9Vic July
Oct'~
35Vic
Oct
Sep
Jan
1.55 Aug
12c
Oils
common.
10c
10c
12c
24,500
44,175
1.20
1.28
4,000
26
_25c
8y2c
10c
Ltd
2.70
3,160
26
275
1.23
-50
9c
1.13
25
100
26c
43c
7,850
40c
5.50
North Rankin
Canada
30c
41c
5.40
5.90
24,959
16,766
17c
17c 19y2c
25c
29c
2.80
14,100
29,190
9c
10c
-.15,000
7c
3,300
30c
Nova
32c
32c
12c
12c
O'Brien Gold Mines
51c
51c
51c
13c
14c
12c
13c
Beaucage
Nudolatna Mines
Oils
35c
Jun
Apr
Oct
Sep
Jan
3.20 Aug
24 Vic
14Vic
Apr
Sep
2.25
Jan
29 y2
Apr
69c
Jan
89c
Mar
8.55
Jun
2.00
32c
Apr
May
25c
2.45
9c
Sep
Oct
17c
26c
Jan
Sep
1.80
2.75
Mines
Mines
9c
25c
Jan
30 c
Goldcrest
Jun
Jun
Sep
5c
42c
Northgate. Exoloration
2.75
Mar
4 Vic
8y2c
Feb
41c
4,475
2.85
Jan
8 Vic
Oct
3,000
2.82
Mar
'54c
3 Vic Aug
6c
2.85
17c
>'■: "64c
14c
18c
•
,
4c
17c
Warrants
Okalta
25Vic Jan
Oct
5y2c
North Coldstream
Norvalie
Jun
4c
1
Mining Corp
Canadian
Northern
2.50
15c
18Vic
2.74
»
Apr
19 Vic July
35c
5c
-9c
Jan
Jan
1,640
8,000
2,000
3,435
14c 14y2c
1.20
July
1
Mines
Oils
•
•v
10 Vic Mar
6 Vic
51,634
1,050
45,684
13c
42c
4y2c
1
Preferred
North
13c,
35y2C'
37c
Norpax Nickel
Northcal
9c ny2c
35c
l
Mines
Normetal
9C
1
Gold
Oils
Norlartic
7 Vic
1
Mines
Acme
40c
j
26c 38y2c
'
5 Vic
<
127,000
21,049
30,575
537,800
12,834
17c
18y2c
Mines
Apr
13,000
6,392
1
Rim
8 Vic
3y2c Jan
Jun
Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd_i
Mining
Aug
Jan
7c
Nickel
19c
7c
11-Vic
Nickel
Jun
.;68c
7c
Rouvn__.
28c
1,000
12c
Feb
Sep
10,000
•
Mines
Sep
8c
1
Feb
Sep
83c
Mines
Gold
6c
>
Jan
1.10
4y2c
Mines
isownorth
29c
4.10
8c
(
Feb
Oct
77c
4
..80c
Jason
Nor
18c
Aug
Sep
3.40
80c
2,900
25c
22c
Kelore
Mines-.
2>/2c Aug
99c
New
New
875
3.90
New
Newlund
20%c May
4c
Sep
16c
Jun
6c
Apr
61c
Oct
,•8,000
80c
1
l
-
4.70
Jun
23c
2.65
1
Mines
15,000
95c
50c
Harricana
New
.'
3.80
1
;
Continental
1.80
4,725
6 y2 c
4c
*
•
Mar
16c
4'/2c July
2,400
i
'Juri
6c
20,050
.
25c,
2oy2c
22c
1
Warrants
New
Jan
6c
5c
.i_-.___25c
"•
-8c
-■
8c
6c
Nealon Mines
Nello
13 Vic
IV2C
17c
l
_•
:
National 'Exploration
National .Petroleum
61c
Mar
Jun
Aug
3.30
12c
Apr
Sep
Jun
65c
Jan
11c
Apr
16 Vic
Jun
46c
July
74c
Jan
3,100"
9c
Jan
6,200
11c
Jun
1,000
_90o
1,000
.
Malartic
Opemiska Copper
4.85
4.85
5.00
9,866
4.60 Aug
Orcban
1.84
1.80
1.90
8.400
1.80
12c
.
32c
Jan
Mines
Orenada
Gold
Lake
5c
5c
5 y2 c
3,000
Jun
9c
37y2c
42c
31,260
21c
Jan
43c
35c
40c
20,900
30C
May
10
Pamour
Petrol
Lta
Porcupine
May
1.15
Feb
Oct
18
Feb
13 y8
14
12,611
6.50
6.50
320
3Cc
30c
2,500
25c
Jan
30c
Mar
40c-43c
47,250
29c
May
50c
Feb
4,178
72c
Jan
-20c
40 Vic
■:
84c
80c
93 c
-
1.15
84c
3,750
80c
Jun
1,335
80c
9.15
28c
39c
16,600
48c
133,000
38c
May
71c
Jan
43c
52c
15,500
39c
Jun
83c
1.00
1.05
Aug
2,200
88c
July
78c
80c
11,700
10c
12c
9,000
16c
5,200
12,469
,
10 V4C 10'/ac
14c
15c
17,100
9c
42c
45c
10.285
37c
5c
8,500
4c
May
99c
1.01
7,000
75c
Jun
16c
16c 17VaC
14,250
16c
Jun
6.75
6.75
7.30
n
30c;v
20cr—
17c
18c
9,000
..20 Vic, Jan
20c
Aug
16c
May
1.94
1.40 Mar
2.18
Sep
7.15
7.15
Oct
I
5.50
27,060„
1,000
i
200
12 VaC
14c
9,200
10c
May
26c
11c 13%c
43,175
10c
Apr
17c
Feb
Jun
2.85
Jan
1.18
1.18
1.25
940
^____.
32c
5 VaC
10c
4 VaC
3,800
4.00
4.20
25,081
21c
21c
22c
—1
7%e
7 VaC
7 VaC
>8,700
2,700
1.55
1.85
12c 14 Vic
-3,210
9 VaC 10 VaC
34,610
■
5,200
—
Corp_____
Aug
1.77 Jun
Apr
Jun
1.20
•
53c
Sep
1.66 Aug
69c
Oct
1.53 Mar
34C
33 %c
38c
22,542
28Vic Jun
1.35 Jan
11c
11c
11c
500
7 Vic
Jun
49c
49c
52c
10,000
42 Vic
Jun
lOVic
10 c 10'/a c
7,000
9 VaC
July
1.10
Jun
1.96
45c
Jan
1.52
14Vic
Feb
17c
July
:
2,665
76,265
4.30
4.25
4.60
11,942
67c
29,300
ctfs
,
-
64c
18c 18 %c
63c
5,333
33c
1.25
1.27
3,156
1.23
9.50
9,082
7.15
16c
40,936
11,724
11c
20c
14C
13c
•
1.36
1.34
~
1.44
1
*6 Vac
33c
88,000
1.68
1.76
21,734
5c
3c
5C
24,300
3c
76c
76c
82c
3,200
75c
2,125
13c
1;
Nickel—
1
!
1
Westburne Oil
30c
Jan
1.39
1.38
1.64
63,500
58c
3V4c
4 VaC
31,500
2c
Aug
„
32c
1.86
8c
Vj
11
' \
Jun
Apr
Jun
Feb
2.09 Mar
23c
Jun
•
Sep
•
1.80 Feb
1.45 Mar
3'i/2c
Mar
3.80 July
.
j
7 Vic
Jan
21c
6.90
Jan
9c
10c
16,000
9c
Oct
lOVaC
9c
*
Petrol
10%
Jun
1
Aug
2.06 Jan
May
15 VaC 15 Vac
•
:
68c
:'
Oct
1
;
28c
1.76
1
Exploration
Feb
Sep
Jun
1
Sep
56c
6.25 Mar
Jan
1.25
Sep
Jun
23c
Jun
1
Feb
14%
•
Sep
9.00
Apr
33c
Jun
1.25
Jan
23c
May
May
3.75 May
9.10
%c Sep
64c.
8
•
;
14
23c
1
;
Jan
13,900
47c
—
Mar
56c
May
1.48
:Feb
40c
22,600
9.50
Vespar Mines
Violamac Mines
Lake
24C
.
85c
38c
...
Petroleums
H.80 Jan
Apr
58c
9.10
Upper Canada Mines
Werner
Jun
May
1
1
Wespac
1.39
lHf-
8 Vic
53c
38c
;
2—
Mar
69c
9.20
Buffadison
Mines
9c
53c
1
Consolidated
May
80c
I8V2C
United Reef
6c
,
§oc
-
*
'
Apr
31c
1
Oils
30c
1,500
—_•___i
Asbestos
Jan
" Feb
7,200
16H27
8,900
Explorers Ltd__
Sep
18c
85c
112,940
United
8.25
'
•
!
;
Fortune—
4.00 Oct
35C
23c
New
6Vic
1.60
1.42
United
Aug
85c
•
Mar
Feb
3c
32c
:
May
10c
4Vie
1.57
1.6O
Jan
42c
July
'
•
_____1
1.63
12c
9 Vac
v
l
•.
Keno Hill
23c
408,100
4c
4.10
*
Ltd-
1.00
1,000
9 VaC
;
-
'
Oct
'
—I
_
voting trust
Mar
9,200
7.15
20c
Canso
36c
1.99
:
Resources
United
Aug
31cJan
7.15
1
United
42c
Lrt )
1.90
J
Union Oil
Jan
6.20. July
,
'
-
IIIi
Exp
"
200'"
Sep
4.90 M.ay
'
1.29
lie
8,996
9c
Jun
14 %c Feb
6.90
7.15
2,074
Jan
7.95 Mar
4.00
•
Malartic
Beaver
Western
Decalta
Lodge
89c
88c
94c
46,231
58c
Jun
94c
Oct
1
Mines—
Western
7%c
7 VaC
10c
82,000
3 Vic
Jun
14%c
Sep
20c
21c
4,934
20c
Oct
75c
July
*
;
Petroleum
1
Surf Inlet
class
A
1.07
1.01
1.20
55,276
2
Mines
2.35
2.18
2.35
2,600
50c
Mines
j
Oil
13c
:
Larder
Windfall
40,421
1.35
26,066
1.23
Oct
1.90
2.38
200
2.05
Jun
3.10
17c
23c
200,250
6c
i7c
15c
1.26
6c
3,000
19c
20c
13,900
13c
11c
Oct
22c
Oil
Mines
Feb
Sep
25c
July
82c
84c
5,200
81c
Oct
12c
10 %C
12C
37,000
8c
Jun
14c
Jan
12c
1
8c
7c
8c
46,500
3c
1.15
Jun
Mar
Apr
5 Vac
1.09
6c
4,200
5c
May
1.09
1.12
29,913
84c
May
33,400
14c
Mar
38c
2,500
45c
Apr
54c
Jun
,_g,017
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
Young (H G) Mines
Yukon Consol
1
15c
1
49c
47c
49c
Yukeno
1
5c
4 Vic
5c
Zenmac Metal Mines
1
38c
Zulapa Mining
1
Mines
Jan
,9c
82c
1
Jan
Vic July
12Vic Jun
4
20c
20c
:
Mines.
Mar
35c
1
Zinc
Oct
Feb
Aug
40c
Wright Hargreaves
Bear
1.26
2.98 May
1
>
Canuck
1
1
13c
1.75 July
21c
2.38
1.31
_i
Wiltsey Coghlan
Yellorex
Oct
20c
21c
Yankee
1.55 Mar
4.80
26c
1.38
A
Feb
7.30
5.50
1..•
1
Lead
Jan
Jan
26c
1
Yale
7c
1.35
35c
5.50
.*
"18,226,
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Winchester
Sep
2.04 May
3.00
100
3.H
16,160
Wilshire
31 %c
3.05
1.52
Western
Jan
4.25 May
1.18 Oct
28,500
l.lf
Mar
7%c Sep
Aug
4%c
99c
1.35
Willroy
70c
4 Vic Mar
42c
,33c
Weedon Mining
Jan
Sep
107/e Sep
8Vic Sep
Jun
Jan
i.38
Western
8.00
1.25 Aug
Jan
•
West
19c
24c
5,500
32c
Mines
Westates
Sep
Feb
6 VaC
;
Transcontinental
Vauze
76c
7Vic
8Vic July
Jan
6c
12c
Contact
Mining
1.70
20c
—
Triad Oil
Vandoo
Aug
20c
1
Iron:
Canada
United
Feb
46c
—1
Towagmac Exploration
United
Mar
.—1
...
River G0ld_.
Unisphere
Jun
10%
Jun
—
Platinum...
Hughes Gold—
Union
115c
Jan
118c
.
Oct
12c
-50c^.-
Nickel
Tormont
9.10
18c
Temagami
Thompson Landmark
Tombill Mines Ltd
Trans
33c
1.15
12 Vic Mar
830
12,700
Taurcants
Teck
9.45"
---I'"'
Oils
Steeloy Mining
14 VaC 15 Vac
37c 42 Vic
17 Vac
21c
.
154,037
14,000
15Vic Jan
16c
Jun
9c
Sep
1.10 July
Jan
48c
Oct
32c
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Feb
10%
14
6V4 July
Mar
Feb
6.50
Warrants
Palliser
4 Vic
Feb
2.73 Mar
38c
Mines
Pacific Petroleums
Pamoil
6.75
3 7'Vic
Ormsby Mines—
Osisko
Jun
18 Vic Mar
May
32c
13c
"
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Ltd—
__.
Oleary
22c
May
Stanwell Oil <te Gas
Yellowknife
.
Feb
15c
12c
Aug
3.75' Feb
;
9 Vic
8,750
12 Vic
Sudbury
49c
Jun
Jan
2,200
16c
.500
Uranium
Sturgeon
5.15
Feb
Sullivan-" Cons,. Mines
_i_—___ .-—.i
Simdpnrst ExrrloraMow ^
Sylvanite Gold: MhwS-__
________35c
Jan
200
May
Apr
Feb
Feb
2.55
May
Oct
1.64
Apr
9c
7c
Apr
860
■
60 May
Tie
26,560
•
35c
Aug
2.40 May
5c
33c
July
8,481
7,789
12Vic
Jun
4C
25c
16%
4'/2c May
3,768
v
32e
1.04
i
Murphy -Oil
Murray fyUning Corp Ltd-
64c
61c
•w
.32c
___i
Jun
15c
1,000
.
l
<•
7c
7,600
2,500
11,000
27c
Jun
9,100
5c
.50o
Mines____JiiL_-
Gold
Rock
Jan
8c
17c
4c
1
Union
Starratt
Sep
14,500
Spooner Mines & Oils
Steep
Feb
18 %c
10c
•
Mines___._
Mines
Stanrock
2.28
Apr
4c
29c
^
Amer
1.40 May
7 Vac
42c
12»/iMay
•150,700
16c
Feb
1.03
12Vic Jan
•'
20y2p July
-.319
.
Feb
65c,
-
July
11c.
Mar
3.00 Feb
Jun
104,143
.
,
Jun
9,900
J-3'A
11 y2c
12c
5()c
7 Vic
34c
26c
.
■-
Jun
19 Vic
20.284
213,200
5c
Silvermaque
70c
8,900
1.69
__1
_
Quebecit.
Miller
Oct
-6,500
Jan
6 Vac
-1
Gold—i_
Mines
24c
,
1.02
—1
Standard
Southern
11,000
-
May
46c
8 Vac
Gordon
South
30c -1 Jun
214,885
Jan
.1
;i__
Creek
Streiriti
Sep
,
Sep
27 %c
Security Freehold
Sep
28c
,
MiiTing-_-.____
-
7.00
10c
Gold
Jan
10c
1.90
Jan
Feb
85c
7%c
6 Vic
Metal
52c
46,257
26,900
5.50
29% Mar
91c
;
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—
Petrol
Aug
_
691
94c
14c
Sarcee
May
•
•
Oct
6.35
1.58
10c
Gold
Satellite
4c
67c
65c
-
,
9 y2 c
-
Midcom Oil
>'
Sand
14c
V. 26c
Exploration & Developmen t_50o
Merriir Island Mining—.I
,
Antonio
-9,500
•
3.25
42 Vi c
__I
Mines
22,218
5 Vic
Jun
28c
l
j
;
Sep
.Jun
36
1.52
3,100
-
13 %c 13 VaC
Ryanor Mining
Oct
7c
9,100
9.20
«
Consolidated
119,350
40C
5c
35c
1
____.
Mentor
.y
Aug
San
Jan
8.30
;2,573 '
->
Rowan
-157c
,
3.25
12 %c 15 l/2C
Uran
Mines
Apr
Sep
52c
9 y2c
May
58c
10 Vic
25c
88c
18,850
46c
-
24
15c
14 ViC
12c
8 Vic
,.
Medallion Petroleums_______;i.
I
July Apr.
5y2c May
,
Jan
36c
Jan}.
6c
12y2c
21,200
-8,975
'
■■
20c
7,000
7. Vic
Apr,
Aug
47c
1
8 ViC
McWatters Gold Mines
5i
26c
17,800
25c.-
May
July
78c
Atiiabasca
Siscoe
V McMarmac
.
15c
July
8yac
-
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K McKertzie
V
3 Vic Mar
Sep
1.05 July
6%c Feb
1,220
18c-
48c
„•<
14c
1,068
:
16c
6c
6c
Mattagami Lake
Maybrup Mines
MclntVre
Rockwin
9c
-lu
.L____
Sep
13c
—1
;
V4 Mdr
Mn-McN eeiy- Mines
Matachewan
9c
15c
—1
_L
6c
2c
86C
III
1L_
3 Vic July
304,050
22 Vic
22V2C
Mines
9,550
11c
4y2c
__1
Maralgo
5y2c
16c
Manoka
Marboy
Rix
86c
1
91c
6.30
Ii
Algom
Roche
4 Vic
*
LL—
Barvue
Feb
15c
.__
Rio
Jun
4yac
41c
44c
Rio Rupununi Mines
Jun
8y2c
30,900
Jan
1.00
Sep
6Vic
1.30
9 Vic
66c
Aug
July
Minerals
2.51
4 Vic
•
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Ltd—
Mining
Jun
1.05
■9,000
v
16c
31c
82c
—
2.00 May
1.17
2.20
Mar
13 VsC 13%c
♦
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
JUn
4.35
July 5
3c
5c
35c
8c
Raglan Nickel
Jan
14c
-"
Apr
3.10
1,000
1
123,500
21
4c
Radlore Uranium Mines.
11,421
1.15
2.18
-
—III'*
Uranium
Manitou
2.19
——LL—____
Malartic Gold Fields
Maneast
1.15
1
Lalce_
Majortrans
4c
1,617
3.65
1
Cocksliutt
Red
3.60
4c
._.
Explorations,
Jun
l'Oc
1,000
I_IIl
Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Rexpar
Macassa
86c
9c
-2,000
'
1
2.43
Jun
3,000
10c
*
36c
Mar
2.55
Minos
1.99 July
Jan
39c
Jan
500
6c
9 Vic
Sep
Sep
5c
30.051
Jun
1.70
•15 ViC' Jan
1.65 Mar
16c
88C
1.06
'
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■
2j/2c May
j
8,300
11.800
v
54c
-
,1.46 Mar
Sep :;!
75c
Sep
540
l16V2c
__;
Lithium
Manitou
May
Jun
13c
9,835
35c
"
Quebec
Apr
13,900
12,800
68c
2.73
13c
I
Jan
34c
2.78
1
2.00
53c
23%
•
Develop
Sep
Aug
57c
"
•
1.60
Copper
Quebec
IVzC
10c
Mines
Ascot
Jun
98c
v
Labrador
Jan
15c
23c
41c 43%c
68c
Apr
Jun
65c
35c
•
42c
49c
6.35
Chiboiigamau Goiu—
Quebec
Jun
19c
23%
1
—
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Ltd—
Quebec
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65c
9c'
57c
I
Quebec
Jun
7%c
r
:
Yellowknife
Ltdl
Jan
4.25
5c
.
1
.
Jan
4.18
1.05
45c
.
7_95
Feb"
1.75
17c
'
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—_____
Minerals
Jan
34,000
•
80c
•' .?A-
4.10 Jun
'
-
3,100
May
2.60
1,740
9c
:
4y2fc
1.70
-
1.70
Illr
Laraao' Uranium Mines_l_
.
3.45
1.24
3c
4c
4c
•
Lac Gold—
Long Point
1.20
8ViC--
1
__—
___
1.21
1
Mines
-
83c
_1
Ltd—J
87,100
40c
47c
?
Apr
Royalties
1,350
-
52c
22 Vic May
He
Jan
44C
6,000
I_50c
"'31C'-
-
Sep
5,215
12c
22c
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Mines
Purdex
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Feb
15c
28c
80c
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33,400
38c
50c
3.95
38 Vic
Latin
American
Anr
'
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1,000
3.00 :
3.80
3.95
2.60
1.420
14,500
25 Vac
-
•.
30%
Jun
Aug
I
Producers
17c
13c<Feb
24,500
2.96
3.00
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;
3.80
31,220
'
17o
•
2.80
—
Laniaque Gold* Mines—
4.80
15c
-
2.80
-
29c
16c
80c'
Airwavs
•
29c
:
852
..
18c
Feb
16c
'
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Labrador Mining & Exploration—
Lake Dufault Mines_^.
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'Lake
Qsu
Mines
—i
Feb
10c
Placer Development
Ponder
1
"
10c
9,500
:
-
Jan
47t:
19c
11,400
17j650
—_____
Miuea
Sep
Oil
Jun
14c
iiiiL,
Uranium__
Rouyn
4.30
14c
:
49c
Gold
X20
3
2.60 Jan
lie
9c
69c
'
625
13 %c
25 Vic
Minerals
10 Vb
'
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Jun
Sep'.".
6.50
i-77
i
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Oct
4c
,
-25,089
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Townsite—
Kcpan
,v-
13,700
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63c
207,650
7c
7.80
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Copper
Kirkland
*
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65c
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Kerr-rAddison Gold
..
Sep
3.25
18c
9.00
15c
Place Oil & Gas.
Keeley
Oct
7.05 July
12%c
A- Gas
Crow
40c
2.363
13 Vic
Mines
&
.High
Feb
'
12 Vic
Oil—_
tt
Oil
8c
352.200
—I
Ltd_
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
25 Vic Mar
''80c
'
18c
_________
8.50
3.15
3.25'
*
Low
38C
Exploration
10c
•
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32c
1
PCE Bxplor&tion
5Vic
Y.325
Low
8.45
Gold______
Paymaster Consol
'
-Apr
8c
10c 11 Vic
~I_ l
JowseyfMining Go Ltd_.
10c
Jan
40c
-
Shares
35 Vic
Consolidated
20c
,
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*"
5c
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12c 14yac
14 Vie
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Mines—Li
Jonsnrith i Mines
i
;
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for Week
Paramaque Mines
Pa tine Corp
1.75
Oct
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
1.34 Jan
Sep
11,800
73C
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1'
High-
45c
-.
36c
Iron Bay, Mines
viso-Mines
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
Inspiration
*«'": 'It"lsh
(Range for Week Ended October 19)
Sales
Sale Price
43
July
*No
par value,
a Odd lot sale
(not Included In year's range),
d Deferred delivery sale (not
In year's range),
e Selling ex-interest.
fFlat price,
r Ca*h sale (not included in year*»
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When delivered,
wi When Issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
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included
range),
I
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1696)
,
.
Monday, October 22, 1962
.
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Securities
National and Eastern List of Over-The- Counter
*
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are
wide
distribution
Electronic
Electronics
>
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—1
Addison-Wesley
Anfer
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28%
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12%
California
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2%
10c
3%
4
13
Aerotest
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Aerovox
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12%
6%
Capital Southwest Corp
6%
Caressa Inc
2%
3%
Carolina^ Pipe Line Co
.
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18%
18
24 •
Corp—3.75
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Radio
Corp.
——1
Allyn & Bacon Inc
50c
Altamil Corn
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Alterman Foods Inc
2.50
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Allied
-
4%
20%
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5%
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Springs Corp——10
Associated
Associated
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Astrodata
Atlantic
Atlantic
Atlanta
Atlas
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8
10c
40o
of Amer_50c
Automation Industries'Inc
1
Avery
Adhesive Products
1
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Avis
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Bangor Hydro Electric Co
5
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1
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1
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23
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1
50c
Billups Eastern Petroleum
1
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1
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1
Corp_*
7%
8%
26Ya
29%
&
Power
Sivalls
Bryson
&
Publishing
List
25%
9,a
19%
46%
14 Y4
—•
Inc
Son
Hills
Black
Blue
class
Corp
Corp
Beryllium
50%
3 ,a
,4
Bohn
Bon
Machines
Business
Beranek
Bolt
Ami
Newman
&
Co
:
Boston
Capital
Boston
Herald-Traveler
Botany
Industries
Bowl-Mor
Corp
Products
Bowman
.
Finance
Diamond
4
!
1
preferred..
25
f
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British-American Const & Mat_5
Brockway
Co
Inc.^.;—.5
10
1
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Co
Browning
Arms
?SinB8e^Cmf»me8rnC° InC
Buckeye Steel CaP?nr>"n
15 y2
7Ya
26%
41/4
21
23
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8%
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10
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34
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16%
6Y4
24
V/z
6Ya
46.
\T/a
34
G
5%
34
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11
Western Financial
Foods
Governor
CoVn
6
Co class
Co.
8%
Water
Floyd
10
18%
ny4
23 y4
25 Ya
Foods
■4%
5%
Foote
&
19 Y4
20%
Foote
Bros
4%
5%
7
7%
Food
Properties
Inc
Plus
6%
7%
Class
17%
13 Vi
3
1
Gear
Labs
Foster
Grant
Franklin
7%
Franklin
4%
4
29%
Frito
31%
6
8%
18 Ya
Refining
8
class
Cprp
9 Ya
.
—1
5 %
6%
2
1
A
;--j
6Y2
.
.
8%
G-L Electronics
Inc ——__i__20c
10 Ya
Garland Knitting Mills
31"%
Gariock Inc
14%
16%
Gas
9%
5%
4%
7%
6%
-1
21 Va
39 V*
•
International 7,
&
Drlve-In
General
70c
Film
4%
23%
.
"7 41%
9%
.8
General Shale Products-CorpT.**
Economics .Cox'p-^iile
%
■*
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9Ya
10 V*
18
ny4
6%
7%
8%
9%
Giddings & Lewis Mach, Tool_^2
16 Y4
17%
1.4-
Geophysica Corp of Amerioa_60c
General Supermarkets Inc_—10c
General - Waterworks Corp^—1
v.16%
15
15%
•;
5
Glasrock
23%
s
25 y4
10 Ya
7.
12 7-
(P H)
c
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12 7*
•
6 Ya
5%
-
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Products
Glatfelter
-
27
Co——a—__5
2 9%
v.-
54
50
67/a
7%
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50o
Glickman
Corp
Class
A-b—_71
5
57/a
6%
Globe Rubber Products—7—*
17Ya
2%
3
Gould
"
16Va
36%
6%
6%
Ind
Ltd—7_1£
Green'(A
Green Mount Power
16
Greenfield
17 Ya
;
26 Ya
I
13%
Grosset
25%
Growth
>
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44%
Guardian
17 Ya
19%
Gulf
41
Gulf
4
.
-i
4 7/a
•
4%
5 Ya
Chemical
Southwest
Company
7%
,
4'Ya
;
7%.
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33 Ya,
*
V
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26%
.1
12%
6%
8 Ya
28%
36%
,
11%
Hamilton
Cosco
41%
44%
Hamilton
Mangment class A.lOc
11
l12%
19 Ya
21 %
Hamilton
17
18%
41
Handmacher-Vogel
—»
..1
52%
Hanover
24
25%
Hanson-Van
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9 Ya
l7/a
10
Ya
48 Ya
17%
19%
45
5
2
2Ya
5 Ya
.18%
1
20c
Corp
Inc
4Ya,
10 Ya'
5Ya
11 Ya
—
Handy. & Harman
Hanna Mining Company—,
13%
_I
1
81 Ya
85
1
14 Ya
16
.,3.50
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Inc.
Shoe
Winkle-
Munning
'
6
19%
18
Inc
Mfg
48 Ya
1%
1
19%
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7%
6
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(D
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Henry's Drive-In lac
—
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18%
2 Ya
2%
Horizon
lc
5%
6%
Corp
5
35%
38 Ya
Material
1
4%
5%
5%
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Natural
19%
Houston
Oil
Hudson Pulp &
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]6Y4
17%
•
36
39%
3%
•
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Com
___i
24%
Paper Corp A_1
2nd preferred
24.50
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production Co
Huyck Corporation
Hydrocarbon
4 Ya
Income
6%
Indian
6Y4
3 Ya
37
.
.7%
4 Y4
39%
$1-25
&
-
Inc
1
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Mills
com
preferred
Indiana Gas &
Water
Co.
Indianapolis Water Co.—
26%
23
10 vi
14 Y2
29%
73/a
17 Ya
8 Yi
13 Va
23%
77/a
•
Magnefax Corp
Magnetics Inc __2—
Maradel Products Ins—
24%
28 Ya
37 Ya
40
17%
19%
11%
6%
&
8
8%
J
22
23%
23
10
25%
28
18%
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.5%
.
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3%
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41%
7QYa
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11
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8 Ya
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11
21%
7
15 Ya
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1
27 Ya
30%
9 Ys
22%
14
28/2
*
—--1
15%
52%
-
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30%
3Y4
4 Ya
17%
8 Ya
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—.1 ___2—7———25c; ;■ 3%
Marlene Industries Corp.—10c
4 ; 6%
Marmon Herrington
Co_
—1
8
Marrud Inc
——2
3
Marsh & McClennan Inc
*
33%
Marshall ' Industries- —1
6 Ya
Mary Carter Paint class A____1
6Ya
Maryland Sliipbldg
Dr.vdk.50c
14%
Mastan Company Inc..
—_1
11%
Matheaon
Company
1
24%
lvfrittel Trie
—:
1
28%
Maust Coal & Coke Corp—I
8 4
Maxam Inc :——-—————1
...
9/4
Marine Capital
Markite
10 Y4
Corp
7 Mnxsoii
McGraw
Inc
7 Va
87/a
8%
41%
7%
7
16 Ya
.
—2Ya
Handling Systems.l
class A
10c
30%
9%
10%
6%
1
2%
2 %
3 3
24 %
3%
4
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—1
Lines—1
—5
Metal Hydrides Inc
5
Metcom Inc—.——
50c
.uexican Light & Pwr Co com
•
Publishing
Co
.
,
37/a
26%
3%
8%
llYa
10V'4
22 Ya
20%
20Va
&
44
11
:_13.50
23
7Ya
4%
12
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10 h
Utilities Co—2.50
*
Mid-America Pipe Line Co
•
midland
Capital Corp
1
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc
7Ya
Milgo
Electronics Corp
1
Miller Bros Hat Co
—-1
Miller Mfg Co__
-1
Miner Industries
Inc—_____lc
Miniature Precision Bearings—
Class A
-2
36 %
$1
preferred
Michigan
Microdot
Gas
Inc
,
17%
10 V*
1
17
I0 /2
bVa
6%
35 4
" 4
8%
3.7%
4%
3Y8
5%
,
8%
9%
3%
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6
•
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12 Vi
27 y4
6
Electronics Corp..——3
(F H) & Co——
2
Industries class A
1
Meredith
50c
—• ;
4%
;37/8
16%
720 7
26,
,6%
' '3 /a
,
Merchants Fast Motor
23
-
87/a
14 Ya
12 Vi
Melpar Inc
20
Inc
Vi
27
9%
33YaC
8
Co
20Ya
26 Ya
10%
*
Chemicals
48
It
Electric Co
2iy4
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1
Properties Inc A
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(E F)
Gas
Madison
24%
19 Y4
8%
5Y4
.
7Ya
3%
EleCtro Consolidated'classXsOc
Fieo^oinv
7 Ya
23
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~25?
Electro Instruments
Electro-Tec Corp
4 Y4
6%
Gas
Field
20 Ya
: 9
10
7Ya
——2.50.>7 13%
—r—.77—.77—220c.
—
MacDonald
-2%
2%
22%
Edgerton Germ & Grler
7
Medco
2Ya
5 Ya
22Ya
44
3 4
Levitt
&
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-70c
3%
Lewis Business 7Forms ,Inc,—712 4
Liberty" Loan Corpl——7—2-1
38 Ya
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc BA
67 .
Lipe-Rollway Corp, A
_7—1 7 13
Lithonla Lighting Inc..——• -J lOYsLqblaw' Ino
72—1 •/;>^.8 '*
Loft Candy Corp—-272—1
4
Lone
Star
Steel Co—4.——1 „>
7 A
Longs Drug Stores Inc
.—2
1.7 Lowe's Companies Inc.—110.
Lucky
Stores iiiG—-—J.
1%
I4
Ludlow: Corp —^——
' 49 /2
Lynch Communication Sys Inc-1 ;■
*
Lytton Financial- Corp——1
2k ;
Melnor
Hoover
17%
22
7%
Lanes Ino—
:—1! .7
Le'stoil Products Inc___
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Mechanical
High Voltage Engineerng Corp 1
Holiday Inns of America.—1.50
5
8%
;
.
,8/4
■
hence
7 Ya
4%
5
5%
11Y4
'■
8Y4
1
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Press
18%
6
38%
...
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&
)7Y4
46%
Land
' 3'
20 Ya
20Ya
18%
45Y2
8Ya
24%
24Va
McLouth Steel Corp
37/a
Edgewater Steel Co.
Leeds
26 Va
35%
A
—_10
10
2.50
Lau
.1
Lease Plan International Corp.!
Le'aseway Transportation Corp.i
24Ya
44 Ya
Corp Ltd
Edgcomb" Steel Co
preferred
25
•
class
—3
—10
1®
10
Inc.—1
———
17%
10
Ecuadorian
1—'
.16%
Economics Laboratory Inc
1
Economy Bookbinding Corp.lOc
Co
10V4
Co:.—,—&
13 Va
•
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29%
1
A.
^_5
Publications
Cons
47/a
27Va
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Blower Co—
McLean
Hearst
Co
11
Harrington & Richardson Inc.1
Hawaiian Telephone Co.—
5
Hermetite
Eastern Racing Association
Eastern Utilities
Associates
1
Hajoca
1
Corp
12Y4
5 %:
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—1
1
;
12 ;
6 Ya
17%
10 Yt
18%
Co_5
33
^
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3Ya
25%
1
Corp
74 y2
'
23 V*
,38%
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
Dunham Bush Inc
30%
16 V*
2.50
Dumas Milner class A
.17 Y4
r
11 Ya
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•
•
16%
717.
±—__1.
Gyrodyne Co of America—
18%
-15%
Corp.-—10c
7__b.__l
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5%
;■
L
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& DUnlap IncCapital Inc
16%
.
5 Ya"
-1
28%
11%
23 Ya
11
15 Vi
*
1
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Grinnell Corp
Grolier Inc
'
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17%
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9%
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9%
.
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12 Ya
10 Ya
EICO Electronic Instrument—1
Eitel-McCullough Inc
1
*
Wash
Greater
Co
Class A_7——1
14%
Donbar Develop Corp__
10c
Donnelley (KKi & Sons Co_2.bU
Drackett Company
;
1
Duriron Company
Dvino IndusLries Inc
Properties
9%
■
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(William)
GlUckin
7%
1
Disc Inc
—1
Dlversa Inc common — __1
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Dixon (J> Crucible
20
Drexel
■5%.
'
10c
Dravo Corporation
Drexel Dynamics Corp.—
6Ya
io%:
11
22%
291
215 ''
1
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'
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•
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1
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Nat
—
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Lehigh
9%
81 Va-
5%
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21
,
2c
"Latrobe
276
250., ' 7;
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4%
16 Y4'
6%
.
14
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—
: Luke Ontario Portland Cement
17 Ya
V
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7%,
3 Ya
7
:
15%
General Aniline
.8%
;
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-
cl.jA-'-H
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Service
13 Ya
,-5%
,
1
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Fibre
Corp
LNC
7Va
7;
•
7%
18%
7 12Va
1
6 Ya
12
30
16Va
Co_20
—
6%
5%
I
Industries
Futterman
4%
9%
28%
50c
Corp
Fulton
19%
8%;''
1
—
Fullview Industries
3%
11
7%
l"
27
77
!
Frouge
50 Ya
.
'5%
7
7.2.50
18%
18
7
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/
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1? /a
Keystone Portland Ceiiient Co_3, ( 21.
King Kuljen Grocery clasis A—1
:9Ya
,Kings Department Stores——;_1 ' 'T3%
Kingsport Press lne___
1.25
Kingwood
Oil Co—
——1
bk
Knape & Vogt Mfg Co—__—-2: ■*.; 16 ,4
Knox Glass Inc.—
6.25
7Ya
Koehring Company Inc.——2
12
Kollmorgen Corn
—2.50 *,.21
Kromex; Corp
:—rT—--;—1
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2%
2%
4%
1
—7—*'
Inc
11%
16%
77-.
B
Class:
20Ya
(NY)—.
1
Prod——1
9Ya
•
46 Ya
—
Oil
Keyes
9%
7—*
8%
.7 9Yb
Keystone Custodian
6%
lO.c
Realty
Lay
Frontier
3%
3
10%
Machine
5%.
qY4
777——5
Utilities Co
&
Kewanee
77/a
i._5
1
Photo
Corp
73/4
Corp
Kennametal
10%
;
Foundation Company
4%
26 Ya
5y8
25
—77———'1
6'%
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24Y4
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Ketchum
3Ya
■
•
6 Ya
—7
7
B
4
7Ya'
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Co
Kentucky
r 14%
.
9%
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&
7%
•
6Y4
*
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Kendall
10%
lnc____Jc
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5%
7
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Corp.
& Treckor Corp
Kellwood
:
19 Ya
9%
Davis ine___
Forest
22
20
Fair
5%
45/3
t
6%
60%
10c
Co.
Aircraft Corp
Kearney
12 Ya
1
7'
.51/8
_1
:_.V
Kay Windsor class A—
4%
" 21 Ya
Stores' Incj.—5e
Bennett
9 Va
■
11%
Utilities.—.
Sc
9%
.5%
$1.46, preferred
Kaman
19%
Steel
;
Labs
Kalvar Corp
77——1
Florida
16%
Steel
Kaiser
23%
3%
15%
Florida
41%
.11%
.
55
—ji.,—33YaC
12'
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1
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Research
Julie
Kane-Miller
Paper
1
lUC.oUc
—
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Jones
19
'
22 Ya
41 \A
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25 y2
7%
11
1
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Service
Joslens
15 Ya
17%-
l
Cle
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(Andrew)
; Johnson
8 Ya
.
6Ya
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3 Ya
14
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John's Bargairr Stores——
10%
-
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Jessop
12-%
9%
•
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1
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Corp 77
Steel Co
■
15 Ya
11Y2
(NJ):___.1
Gas
CoT2~50
Salt
8%
Kansas-Nebraska
6%
*
13%-
1
11Y4
comuanv
Crystal
39%
Electronics
Jervis
5 y4
*
Corp
Florida
:
23%
Markets Inc
Minit
Plastics
Jerrold
85 Va
■
7%
38%"
5
Detroit International Bridge
Dynacolor
3 y2
5Ya
common
n
6%
10
1
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4%
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;
8%
1
.13%
Dura
11
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Business
Florida
CoTp.5
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Duffy-Mott
Bogue. Electric
Lincoln
%
10c
5
15.
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J
40%
4%
A.^
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Fisher
19 Ya
6V2
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Co„__
Japan Fund
———
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5.
83 V*
81 Ya'.
10
17Ya
5 Ya
9%
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24%
*
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Fisher
4
7
17 y4.
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Del
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Berman
Bernz-Omatic
Data-Control
Co
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25 '/■«
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1
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12%
29
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1
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Hathaway
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11 A
1
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Berkshire
Darline
Specialties
10%
20*
8
25
—
Works
Iron
Belmont
Bemls
13 /a
11/4
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17%
209
.
,
9%
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U%
47%
—7%
—1
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Counselors Inc
Becton Dickinson & Co
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Capital Corp__
2Ya
9,:%
13%
11 Yt,
■
93/4
1
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Danley
12/a
1C%
First
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Flight Co
Fitchburg
1.
7
1937
;
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JucquUl.
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7%
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5%
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Ltd.
>
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1%
Co
Dallas
3d
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Beauty
:
20Ya
_—
Bavstate
6Ya
3%
—a
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Atomic
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Sales
Boston
Gem
Crown-Bremson Industries
Cummins Engine.^—
25 Ya
8%
_l
Utilities.
daniaicd
,
41%
,
•
•
80
8%
•
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Service
(Richard)
Jaqkson's
16%
.
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38
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17'%
.
4/e
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23%
..
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Fireco
M'fg
8
Cook Electric Co
1
Coral Ridge Prop Ine; pfd
8
Cosmo Book Distributing Co_10c
• cove Vitamin & Pharm
50c
cowles Chemical Co^
1
Cowles Magazine & Broadcstg_l
Craig Systems Ino
1
Cross Company
5
4 A
Corp:
—7.
4%
Co__..^12.50
Mortgage
Metal
First
■
39 Ya
1
Inc
Electronics
Babcock
3 Y4
Continental Mtge Investors—*
; Continental Screw
1
Continental Transportation—1
Control Data Corp___
50c
Cook Coffee Company
1
5
2.50
1
—
Products
Avon
22
15
14%
4 ,
36 ya
common—10c
Credit Corp
Fiat
15%
20%
5%
15Vs
8%
24/a
4%
13ya.
Improvement Corp__25c
Utilities Corp
1
Gas Light Co
6
Natl
Federal
22
11%
2%
15%
19
35%
15 Y4
Cdnsolidated Business Systm_l0c
Consolidated Freightwy Inc_2.50
Consolidated Rendering Co_6.25
Consolidated Rock Products.,—5
Consumer Automatic Vndng_10c
9%
14%
Inc——#
Associated Transport
'
7%
6
5%
8%
10%
1%
class A
Corp
Arvida
Assembly Products Inc
Associated
Products
ig%
Ionics Ihe
Public
4%.
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59y4
Vending Co__—
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17
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Interstate
5%
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53i
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&
4%
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206
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Arkansas
Flavors
6 Ya
1313/4
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1
Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
Commonwealth Oil Refining_2c
4%
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3 Ya
33%
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Coburn Credit Co Inc__
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Cole National Corp cl A
10
Coleman Engineering Co Inc—1
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International
54 Ya
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26
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1
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18 Ya
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12%
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Central
14A
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1
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Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
Central Indiana Gas—
5
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American Cement Corp
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American Cryogenics ——--50c
American Electronic Labs cl A_1
American
Express
Co
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American Furniture Co—__
1
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Air
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20%
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26%
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composed of securities
securities
which
comprises
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19 Ya
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12Va
Calif Water & Telep
12 Va
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Volume
196
Number
6205
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1697)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Bid
-1
373/4
Missile
Systems
10c
Missouri
Mite
Utilities
Homes
Mohawk
Monroe
Rose
23'%
4%
Company
3%
_l
20 3/4
Jockey
Club-lc
Moog Servocontrols
1
Moore Drop Forging Co.—.—1
Moore-Handley Inc———_—1
Royal Industries Inc
13 S/8
Russell
Rust
15
12
Shoe Inc
Mfg
—_1
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Corp__
93/4
Cookie
Co——--—.—*
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42 Vz
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9 Vs
97/8
Nashua
Corp ___——_1.6S%
13 Vz
Aeronautical Corp..—
Cleaning Contractors-.l
.117/8
15 7/8
133/4
15%
National
Food
Products
National
Gas
National
Homes
Corp.l
Corp——_5
& Oil
20 3/4
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Class B——
National
,
Patent
Development—
National
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16 Vz
; 36%
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England Gas & Elec Assn_8
New
Hampshire
New
Jersey
New
York
New
Ball
Natural
Airways
York
31%
Bearings_2
Inc
53/4
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Trap Rock—
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Company——_—
(A
C)
113/4
Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals J—10c
North
Penn
Northern
Gas
Ontario
Northwest
Gas
147/8
29
28 5/8
301/a
class
B__ 1
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Inc
Drill &
Water
1
—1
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Coal
5
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:
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Products
38
——.'——50c
12
185/a
20
Vance Sanders
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Brewing
Pacific
Co
Airmotive
Pacific
Far
Corp—
East" Line
Pacific
Gamble
Pacific
Power
&
Lines
10
Wire
&<
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Radio
Telephone
11%
1
1
Pioneer
Natural
Gas
Co
,
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of
2
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of
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Supermarkets Inc__
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93/4
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Publishers Company Inc
5
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Radio Shack Corp
Reading & Bates Offshore
43/a
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71/2
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245/8
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Company
Remco
Industries
A__
class
A
Inc
Racing Assn Inc
Rexach Construction Co
Richardson Company.__
Ridge Tool Co class A
Riley Stoker Corp
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20%
22 7/2
18
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5
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Gas
Corp
Lines
class
Inc
A_
Transport
Tex-Star Oil & Gas
Corp_
Texas Butadiene &
Cliem—
Texas
Chemicals
143/4
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1
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,
14%
101/4
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,
93/4
16
10%
113/4
91/2
36%
Trust
(Buffalo—
—5
Manufacturers Hanover B & T_15
48'%
50%
505%
Maryland National
76
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337
47
493%
Merchants
Bank
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila
Chase Manhattan Bk
10
483/i
(NY)_12»/2
67>/2
707%
Monmouth Cnty Natl Bk
(NJ)_1
78
81
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Co
Bank
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of
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
Citizens & Southern National
Bank
(Savannah)
•
of
—JL0
74'/2
City Trust Co. (Bridgeport)
10
Cleveland Trust Co
_—0
50%
310
30 %
,
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust Co (N J)
10
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_127/a
Connecticut Natl Bank—
Continental
Co
111
Bank
&
5
18%
1257/2
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;
5
49%
286
463%
35
37%
69 Vz
737%
48
515%
10
50
56
493/4
52%
(NY)_10
Co—_—0
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Bank Stk
Corp (Minn)
10
Natl Bk & Trust
(Camden
N
J)
First
Natl
Bank
First
Natl
Bank
First
Natl
Bank
of
First Natl
Bank
of
26!%
46»%
49»%
47
51
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Bank
&
._—7.50
"
12.50
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Newark
&
State .Bk
Carolina
(Hackensack
Provident
7/1
68
65
697%
557%
583A
86
29 Vz
8
LI NY..5
10
(Philadelphia) __5
Natl
Sav
Exch Bk
Bk
10
(Chic)__20
Co
(Union City)
Industrial National Bank of
Providence R I
(Phila)
Natl
Bk
Bank
8
Co
10
(Wash)—O
of
Phila—10
(Los
27 3%
39
44%
637%
57
297%
31%
69
737%
State
32
35
287%
3j3/8
383/4
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
41
64 >/4
673/4
National
Bank
(New
(Conn)_10
(Boston)_10
York)
15
Trade Bank & Tr Co
80
84%
Trust
497%
528/B
Union
24l%
26%
Union
183/4
205%
48
51
24
26*/4
41
437%
50
54 7%
Co
of
New
(N Y)—0
Jersey
353%
36%
63
677%
287%
30%
-27%
95%
10%
(Los Angeles)—7.50
Commerce Bk (Cleve)_10
74%
77%
34
36%
Bank
Union
Trust Co. of Maryland-10
Tr Co (Boston)-lO
United States Trust
(N
Y)—20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
5
Irving Trust Co (N -Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—0
*%
31%
United States
10
25
Angeles)
121%
Security Natl Long Island NY_5
State Bank of Albany
10
Industrial Valley Bank & Trust
Co
Trust
State Street B & T
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co_10
County National Bk
10
Tr
Union
5
Security First Natl Bank
Bank
Rochelle
of
Louis
Bank
NY)
83
&
74J%
57%
167
St
Chicago __20
City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Tr
71
54%
158
27
Natl
(Suffern
437/4
Harris
Bank
641%
First Natl
Bk
53%
373/4
24a%
St Louis
Corn
27y4
50%
357%
Royal Bank of Canada
^___10
Royal State Bk of New York—
1st
Natl
25
10
81
Natl
Trust
5
10
51s%
Second
Girard
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53 VI
Seattle
Frankhn
141
77 Vz
89 >%
New
134
497/2
Rockland
40
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39%
34%-
32»/4
48Vz
of Dallas
First Westchester
50
36y4
10
45>%
39
Co
N
& Trust (Philadelphia)——2
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas )_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
84
Trust
(Chicago_20
Tradesmen's
37 7/4
&
Bank—__5
393%
1 47
•
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
First Natl Bank (Jersey
City)_10
First Natl Bk of Passaic
Cnty_25
First
603%
427%
10
Boston _12%
(Atlanta)
of
Co
Bk_10
Philadelphia National Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
71
Bk
Natl
Natl
Trust
37%
57
Newark—6.25
Merchants
53%
Natl
of
39%
35y4
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Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
50'/4
First
v
36
Essex
Eng
67
Wachovia
Bank
&
Winston-Salem
Trust
N
567%
61
39
42%
130
1373/4
r47%
5Q»%
Co
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Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
347%
36%
58
60%
National Stock Exchange
Range
for
Sales
for
Week
Ending
Oct.
19
Friday
28
Aosunia
Week's
Sales
Last
STOCKS
257/4
9%
5934
243%
42>/4
(Baltimore)
Natl Bank
Ainslie
87/8
56i^
(Cleve)—8
6Vt
9'/a
3'/4
Detroit—127%
Westchester. 5
(Albany)
10
First
1143/4
of
Community Bank of
Northeru
42 y2
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First Camden
Co
275
7%
111
of
Natl
North
50
5
Trust
Fiduciary Trust Co (N
29
143/s
—25
New
455%
County Trust Co—_10
Fidelity-Phila
Fidelity Union
.(Newark)
07%
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Banking Co (N J)
10
Shawmut Bk of Boston 127%
525%
43y4
233/a
237/8
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(S F)_10
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Empire Trust Co (N Y)
21 1/2
25/8
58%
Y—
Trust
Bank
Rutherford
130i/4
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50
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New
New
Crocker-Anglo Natl
26 3/4
131/4
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National
65 7%
167/8
64'%
44%
of
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Trust
44%
61.'/2
City
National
337%
.
Bank
National
25s%
61
41
York—
National
24
Trust—10
(split
National Bank
County Trust Co (White Plains
11
22 7/2
New
5
28%
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Guaranty
National
33y3
7%
4
$6.25
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&
(St
78 7/4
407/2
Natl
Bank
54%
322
Trust
(Chicago).—
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Natl
New
51%
.
7
19%
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16
3
31/4
26»/4
,
Cleve
Natl
8 3/8
181/4
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34'%
67
20
(Pliila)
(N
6.2%
"
395%
28
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Co
Co
Ask
361%
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Meadow
Trust
Trust
273/4
63/4
Estate Bank &
(Philadelphia)—10
Co
Long Island Trust Co__
Manufacturers & Traders
127/8
253/4
Real
Trust
52%
43
10
Louis
St
49
Bid
Par
;.5i%
49
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Companies
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Liberty
-
1
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Mercantile
Hudson
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&
Power
Mellon
8 5/8
Trans-Coast Inv Co
5
Trans-Sonics Inc
1
Transcontntl Gas Pine Ltne_50c
Transcontinent TV class B
2.50
Power
Western
100
71J%
143/8
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Ask
Trans—
2nd pfd_
33'/4
131/4
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Gas
conv
41 >%
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Towmotor Corp Trans-Air System
V' 107/2
67/4
Bid
PL—
30%
1
1
7 i/a
43/4
4
39
5
Corp
Toys Inc
123/4
97/2
Hudson
6 7/8
A
5'A
67/s
—1
5
77/a
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45/8
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—
5
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597/2
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11 %
8%
57/2
2
1
33/8
33/8
10%
1
Clothes
53/4
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Marine Service— _i
Lewis Foods class
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Tokeim
—25c
167/4
5-/.
Therm-0-Di.sc Inc
1
Thomasville Furniture Indus—5
Thompson (Hi) Fiber Glass—*
Thriftway Foods Inc
:
2
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
*
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21
20%
1
Inc
8i/2
38%
307/8
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Texize
11
.
51%
1
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Co
Timely
-
73/4
19
—10c
Tip-Top Products class
Tobin
Packing Co
191/4
11
28
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14'/a
537/2
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27%
1
14.31
15.64
Amer
Nat
10.79
11.76
American
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Managed Funds-
a26.31
.*,—-lo
2.06
2.25
Loomis
Electric shares
Industries
2.40
13.17
Mass
6.58
CJnits of beneficial interest—1
20.73
22.66
Medical
Securities Fund Inc—_1
8.79
Morton
|BC)
—
Life
Massachusetts
12.80
3.69
8.04
8.84
Globe
6.51
—.—1
10.26
11.21
—1
6.55
Bond
Series
9.47
10.37
Street
Pioneer
6.97
7.58
U S
U S
3*%
12.08
13.20
Lamar
2
41%
5
2*,,.
5.79
6.49
all.46
6.47
"7.05
•
9.31
10.20
10.01
10.11
8.48
9.27
1
12.74
12.87
3.65
Income—.1
1
7.03
7.60
1
-1
13.46
14.63
7.31
7.95
1.83
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc—
1
6.30
6.89
3.30s
4.88
5.30
Research Investing
1
9.44
8.78
9.51
Revere
Scudder Fund of Canada—*25c
2.43
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
6.56
9.71
al7.34
7.21
10.32
&12.21
2.21
1
«.
8.93
Common Stock Fund Inc
1
7.89
1
Industry Inc
9.71
10.61
12.88
8.91
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.81
6.07
6.60
Smith
a9.31
(Edson B) Fund-
1
1
4.42
10.93
8.25
6.62
10-£2
14.96
al8.59
6.55
4.86
12.01
9;04
7.26
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham
Balanced Fund
Fund
"Stock
Inc
7.38
"7.98
1
•
Inc
12.25
13.41
a32.60
1
a25.49
—
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
11.30
Television-Electronics
15.41
Texas
20th
Fund
11.64
10.77
Fund—1
6.50
7.08
——1
9183
10.74
!
Inc
4.18
4.11
—1
4.57
*24.05
Century
36.75
34.00
.1
*
Inv
10c
3.16
3.45
1
8.67
9.22
United
Growth
Accumulated Fund—1
6.84
6.65
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Boston Inc—1
2.20
7.14
Incorporated Income Fund—_1
Incorporated
Investors
1
8.63
6.03
7.83
7.22
2.41
7.80
Investment Trust
of
Investors
Stock
9.21
3.97
8.54
4.34
lc
*1'
1
Boston
Selective
——
Fund
-
.
.
9.44
Fund
Line
Value
6.57
9.33
15.86
17.24
——1
Fund Inc—1
5.02
5.49
4.70
5.14
Inc
10.32
Fund
Investors
Fund
Wellington
Whitehall Fund Inc,.—
9.99
10.80
15.53
16.77
10.95
Fund
Wisconsin
Centennial
5.58
6.03
Congress
5.21
5.63
7.83
9.74
10.64
—1
30.68
31.29
Mutual Fund—1
all.62
8.85
9.67
11.66
12.67
Inc.;
—1
Street
Diversification
Empire
Street
Fund
Inc—-
Inc
—
Fund
Federal
Inc—-
Fund
*.■
Fund
13.28
12.07
5.97
5.93
14.48
.
13.05
.
6.52
,
.
6.41
(Investment Bonds).
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)-l
25.08
26.18
3-2
21.73
23.71
Second
3-3
(Low Priced
15.12
16.50
Westminster
Centennial
Fund
Inc
American
Bid
Tel
8s
Tel
4%s__1994
Baltimore Gas 8s Elec 4%s_1992
Barium
Boston
Steel
conv
Edison
5%s
1969
4Vis
Burlington Industries
Carrier Corp 4%s
1992
104%
100%
57
Ask
106%
100%
62
100%
100%
41/48_1975
110
115
1982
97
101
2002
Radio
Columbia
Duke
Gas
Power
4%s
1980
4%s
1987
4 Vis
1992
El Paso Natural Gas
5(48—1977
Florida Power Corp 4 Vis
1992
Fruehauf Trailer 4s conV—1976
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
1984
Hotel St George 5%s1971
Houston Li 8s Pow 4%s
1992
lowenstr.in (M) 8s Sons 4%s
1981
Mass, Electric
4Vie—
,
1992
102
102%
,0497%
103%
104%
100%
100%
3 %s Feb
3%s
100.4
100.19
22,1963W1
4%S Apr 20, 1964—*
4s
Oct 20,1964.
100.2
101.26
102.2
100.4
43
Oct
101.6
100.21
101.14
100.8
—
—.
.—
—.
101.24
99
—
——.
101.12
101.16
102.16
4%s
102.16
103.16
103.16
104.16
Mar 20,1969
4%s July 15,1969-
5%s Feb
104
3%S Apr
101.16
101.16
.—
*..
—
—-
20, 1970
1,1970—
108
102
103
3y8S Sep
101
102
4%s Feb
103.16
Ask
100.8
4s
1%S Oct
Bate
3.30s
al4.02
3.25s
3%S
Ask
100i.7
100.16
*
100.4
100.5
100.3
100.4
99.31
—
100
100.6
1, 1963—
100.7
99.14
;
99.15
100.23
1,1963
—*_"
15, 1963——
1,1964
*
100.24
100.6
100.7
99'
101.31
98.13
102.18
99.1
102.1
98.15
102.20
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
'
1-62
11-
1-62
100
100.1
3.10s
6-
4-62-
3- 4-63
3-
1-62
12-
3-62
100.1
100.3
3.15s
7-
2-62
4-
1-63
4-
2-62
1- 2-63
100.1
100.3
3.45s
8-
1-62
5-
1-63
5-
1-62
2-
100
100.2
3.35s
4-63
3.20s
Bid
99.978
99.979
99.933
Bills
Feb
99.880
99.884
99.837
Feb 28,
99.771
Mar
99.720
99.728
Mar 14, 1963
99.668
99.678
Mar
102%
101
Nov
Dec
23, 1962
29, 1962
6, 1962
13, 1962
112%
100%
113
100%
Dec
Pennsylvania Power 4%s
102
102%
101%
102 %
Jan
79
Jan
92%
Jan
98
Southwestern Bell Tel 4%s_1997
103%
104%
Jan
101%
Jan
31,
Gas
Trans
Amer
5s
-1982
5s
Westcoast
A
Trans 5%s
5%8 series C—
101%
1971
;
98
101
1970
102
107
1988
88
91%
•No
..1988
95
,98%
New
par
103.19
101.7
97.26
103.19
97
103.2J
96.16
100.20
95.12
101.24
94.14
93.14
100.14
92.20
;
;
99.624
Mar
Mar
28,1963
99.520
99.453
4, 1963
Apr 11,1963
Apr 15.1963
Apr 18, 1963July 15,1963 i
Oct
15, 1963
99.391
99.400
99.360
i*
i
99.370
99.335
99.343
99.279
99.295
99.220
;
—
—
100.7
100.6
100.3
Ask
'
99.166
99.190
99.138
99.078
98.997
99.02S
98.935
98.95C
98.880
98.896
98.825
98.842
98.817
i
21,1963
22, 1963
99.571
100.4
Ask '
100.1
100.2
99.051
i—
*
99.616
100.5
100.1
-
99.112
:
—
99.444
—
1963*
98.830
98.766
98.783
_*
98.706
98.670
98.619
—-—-
98.724
98.651
Apr
98.639
98.596
98,611
97.894
97.916
97.116
99.243
—
—
97.096
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value,
Stock
York
7,1963
99.31
100
Bid
——
—
99.509
—
3,
10, 1963
15, 1963
17, 1963
24, 1963
—
1963
99.561
Dec, 20, 1962
Dee 27, 1962
2-63
7-
1-62
!10-
3-63
Ask
25, 1962
Nov
6-
4-62
9-
United States Treasury
Oct
Nov
Bid
Due
Dated
Bate
2-
99.764
Tenn
Ask
101.5
-
99.827
U S Industries 4%s
99.16
104.16
101.3
103.17
101.5
97.24
103.17
96.26
103.19
96.10
100.18
95.6
101.20
94.8
l%s Apr
1, 1967-*
—93.8
3%s Aug 15, 1967-*—
100.12
1%S Oct
1, 1967*
—*_
92.12
8, 1962
15, 1962
Textron
101.24
—
Nov
.
97
96
100.24
Bid
Maturity—
,
May 15,1963——
May 15, 1963
3 %S
100.9
100.15
15, 1963
3%S
al3.72
87
103.8
Treasury Notes (Continued)—3%s May 15,1964—
5s
Aug 15,1964
*
3%s Aug 15,1964
l%s Oct
l, 1964
4y88 Nov 15, 1964
——
1%S Apr
1,1965—
—
4%s May 15, 1965
l%s Oct
1,1965
3%S Feb 15,1966
.—:
l%s Apr
1,1966——————
4s
Aug 15,1966——
l%s Oct ; 1,1966
—*—
93%
Public Service E 8s G 4%s-1992
102.8
—
87
1992
107.16
103.16
15,1972
20,1974
Broadway Bldg 5 %s ww*1970
1973
97.16
106.16
98.16
99.929
WW
96.16
104.16
103.24
1, 1962
5%s
107.8
106.8
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
al9.84
97%
—
107
100.6
4%s May 15, 1964
a68.11
102Vi
—
5 % 8 July 20, 1970—
———
4%S Oct
1, 1970-1967———
3%8 May
1,1971
——.4%S Feb 15,1972-1967
'-102.24
—
—
98.28
98.16
102.8
103.8
100.16
———
101
103
100.16
100.4
99.24
—
101.28
102.8
.—
101.18
May 22,1967——
4%s Mar 20,1968—.—-i.
99.16
,—
101.18
101.10
4%s July 20, 1966.:
100.12
101.12
—
101.18
10D10
4s
101.8
102.16
.—
99.27
101.10
*
2,1966
100.7
99.25
:
21,1966—
100
100.5
-
20, 1965———
3%s May
101
———
20, 1965—
4s
Dec
3%s Feb
102.4
———.
15, 1963
3%s Feb
1 Vis Apr
Jan
72i%
3%S Oct
Bid
2%S Feb
114
101%
100.15
100.4
100.6
—
15, 1962———
75
69%
100.13
100.17
—
15, 1962
108
100%
100.6
100.30
—
3%S Nov
1985
1965
96%
20, 1963
100.2
—
3y4s Nov
Quebec Nat Gas 5%s
Republic Pictures 4s
104%
22, 1962
3%S Feb
Nov
-1977
V
3(48 Oct
2%s May
1,1963—
3%s Aug 20, 1963-—**
100.6
87%
5s
100.2
100.6
82
Petroleum
100.4
100
100.4
•
—1975
Pacific
100.1
100.2
3.15s Apr
1,1963——^
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
7, 1963——:
Feb 14, 1963
—
Feb 21, 1963
Pacific Northwest Bell Telep
4%s
2002
Ask
100
—
—
100.15
*_
15,1963
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww—1967
103 Vi
100.2
3,1962
4, 1963
100.2
__
Aug 15, 1963—
Treasury Notes—
107%
91
100.2
:
Bid
Cooperatives—
Feb
100.4
—
—
3 %s May 15. 1963_
104
100%
3%
Certificate of Indebtedness—
105
104
for
3.05s Dec
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds' of a point
103%
94
Banks
100.4
Maturity—
a8.18
Bid
..Mueller Brass 3%s
165
23%
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Panhandle Eastern PL 4%s_1982
Cincinnati Suburban Telephone
4%s
Collins
Bonds—
31%
,2
1
100.4
10,1964
10, 1972
4%s Jun 12,1972—
4%s Jun 12, 1973—
4%s Feb 10,1977
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
Westchester Fire.'
Mortgage Assn—
5 (4s. Feb
al7.50
a9.02
Inc
Fund
1963..
4%s Sep 10,1970
—
4 (4 s Aug 10, 1971
4 (4s Sep
10,1971——.
1%S Apr
a73.13
8%
Ask
100,4
3%s Mar 10, 1966—
4y8S Nov
a37.11
——I
Investors
I
*
a9.49
Inc
Fund
Street
Capital Exchange Fd.
Ohio Capital
Bonds)
8,56
1
—1
*'
1
Ind Fund—lOc
Fund
Devonshire
Keystone Custodian Funds—
2.75
Funds—
Swap
Fd
B-l
2.52
1
Inc
Wellington Equity Fund-
Investors Intercontinental FdInvestors Research Fund—
l
Istel Fund Inc
Fund Ltd-
Special Situations
Fund Inc
i~———-lOo
Wall Street Investing Corp——I
Washington Mutual
Winfield Growth
10.24
Investors Variable Payment
Johnston (The)
9.98
—
11.24
8.41
6.01
Fund
5.93
9.10
Value Line
10.27
Investors Group Funds—
*
Investors Mutual Income Fund
Investors
5.43
1
International
United
Value Line Income
-lc
America
of
—1
Fund:
Science
6.59
Fund-lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Co
United
15
4%s Dec 12,1966-.
3%s Mar 11, 1968
4%s Apr 10,1969
4%s Apr 10,1970
6.19
United Funds Canada Ltd
Aug
Sep
11.36
9.43
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Investment
5.66
10.39
7%
3
100.2
3%s Dec 11, 1964—
4%s Jun 10,1965——.
13.10
11.99
United Continental Fund——1
66%
2uv«
100
—
16, 1963
3%s Sep 15, 1963———
4s
56
29
62%
100.2
100
.—
15, 1963——
3.30s Sep
Inc—
Funds
United
3.40s Apr
3.40s May 15,1963_
3%s May 11,1964—
8.54
53
27
City of N Y_2
Variable Annuity Life Insur.
1
100.2
3%s Mar 11, 1963——.
4%s Nov 12,1963
a8.56
Shares—1.25
.5
Federal Natl
Scudder Stevens & Clark-
8.13
5.97
18%
Fire Insurance——
100
—
-
3*/4S July 16, 1963
Sovereign Investors
Int'l Resources Fund Inc
15,1963
—
Investors
17
44 ya
Bid
15,1963_.
3.15s Mar 15,1963——.
3 (4s Apr 15,1963
3.99
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
Growth
Jan
Fund
Amer
6%
53%
Figures after decimal point represent one or more .i32nds of it point
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3 (4s
125/8
5%
54%
Obligations of Government Agencies
3%s Feb
—1
Co—
Title Ins Corp—
Inc—
Southwestern
Inst Foundation Fund
Insurance
(Geo)
—10c
-10o
Institutional
Life
11
1
U S Life Ins Co in
Fund
Inc—
of
1963
l2y8
10
11
25%
139
America—2.5(1
Security Life Ins (Ala)-l
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
78%
Putnam
Imperial Capital Fundi Inc—lo
Imperial Fund Inc—
—lc
Fund
United
714
32
United Income Fund Shares.l
Income
8%
Ins—50c
of
33%
108%
10
22%
(Tex)__*
Ins
Co
31%
134%
Family Life Ins Co_
United
li-/4
50c
Inc
Co
United
50%
74 %
Puritan
Shares in
Ins
104%
.1
Growth Stock
American
Bankers
97
9%
423/4
65
5
48
Accident
Putnam Growth Fund—
Group Securities
Aviation-Electronics—
H-C7
Union
8%
—8
5
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y_
Lawyers
—
2
■
Title Guaranty Co (N Y)
Insurance Co—
.*
_
for
&
(NY)
Travelers
Jefferson Standard Life Ins™5
5.94
7.17
103
—
11.48
3.82
6.60
50%
1
Co
t_io
*
Life
1.67
Electrical Equip .Shares—lc
Capital Growth Fund
lo
Common (The) Stock Fund-lo
48
1
Inc
Fund
Mid-Cont
3.49
lc
—1
1
1
109%
•
—
Co
5.44
Selected
104
11.68
2.50
10.14
2.60
5
—1
Pine Street Fund Inc.
5.56
81%
Southwestern Life Ins Co—
10.55
—
(T Rowe)
Illinois
al3.49
Securities
9.27
Steam Boiler
Interstate Life
—
Inc
5.05
76
76%
10.69
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp.—
Philadelphia Fund Inc
2.36
52%
70
1
Penn
Fund
62
1
Fund—
"7.79
18.17
40
of Amer
Ins
Surety
Hartford
7.52
16.81
5
Security Ins (New Haven)—10
Security Life & Trust Co
.5
48%
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Provident
Seaboard
56
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc_
11.82
14%
46
Insurance
58'A
54%
48
.
Insp & Insurance
323/s
54
51
25%
53
Home
22
40(4
Insurance Co
lo
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—5
—
75%
19
29
13%
Hanover
Series
72
23(4
7.30
Life
6%
38
5
8s
5.56
3.00
10.87
Marine-—6.25
6.68
New
Inc
&
5.09
9.05
Fund
Fire
_l
8.21
14.44
Paul
73/s
27
5(4
Seaboard Life
—1
.*——
7.23
13.36
St
.—
Oppenheimer Fund
Capital Fund1
Fund Inc—:
*,
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc-t—1
Fiduciary Mutual inv Co Inc_l
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-1
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc—1
Founders Mutual Fund —,——
Foursquare Fupd ——-—-—1
Franklin Custodian FundsBond Series ————lo
Common stock series———lo
Preferred stock series——lc
25%
Standard Sec Life Ins
8.26
Fidelity
Fidelity
Providence-Washington _—
_10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (NC)..
1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)_.
5
Reinsurance Corp
(N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)___5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance
1
Ins__;
Springfield Insurance Co-,——2
$6.50 preferred
—*
10
11:39
Price
98%
10%
6%
Men's
13%
8.13
Fund
_1
Bus
43%
6.62
5.26
92
187
573/4
87%
12(4
10.54
4.81
88%
53%
9%
41
1
Fund
5%
177
Ins_2.50
._*
66%
28%
83
Corp
_3
(Jacksonville Fla) _2%
England Fund-.
William
4
10
59%
26%
94%
Greatamerica
1
One
Insurance
%
4%
17%
38%
10
Life
Gulf
New Horizons R P Fund Inc—
4.80
13
—5V
Co
Owners
5.83
New
14.68
56 (4
12
.
—1
Insurance
7.39
9.79
2.74
52 %
40%
15
35%
45%
3.51
7.84
4.44
8s
37
58%
3.21
7.15
13,51
Profess
T
53
6.76
8.96
York
69%
19%
46%
43
5.33
\
Stock
Growth
64
83
18
5
—1
Income Series
Stock Series
Corp—5
79%
44%
5
_.
Home
(SF)—2.50
Y-10
N
Co
————1
Stock
14.82
Pioneer
(Phoenix)-*—l
of
120%,
Co—
Series—
Series
Preferred
50.21
Phoenix
49
Republic Ins Co
,5
Gov't Employees Insur (D C)—4
Gov Employ Life Ins (DC)*1.50
Great American Ins (NY)..—5
National Securities Series—
18.35
33/4
24%
46
.4
Co
——3(4
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
3
22
•
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Co
C)
D
_1
Co
Internat'l Life
Glens Falls.
13.36
al7.06
Series
Georgia
20.80
Fund Inc—-—*——10
Equity Fund Inc
—
20c
Federated Growth Fund
-25c
Series H-DA
Life
(Wash
-
2.50
Insurance
1.25
General Reinsurance Corp_
12.36
14.67
Energy
Bay dock Fund Inc——
Franklin
Indemnity
Peoples Life Ins
52 %
63
19.22
Series—
48%
55
Fund
1
Corp
5
Reinsurance
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc.l
Investors
Inc
Insurance
First Nat'l Life
"2.52
12.25
Funds
Forster
Firemen's
13.84
3.42
Fund———1
2.47
12.10
Fujly Administered shares—lo
General Bond shares—
lc
Petroleum shares ——-;——lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc-—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Peerless
72 %
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins—__1
Fidelity 8s Deposit of Md
5
al3,29
11.33
Hamilton
7.62
Investing Foundation—1
49.71
50c
—
135%
69
Employers
5.93
6.95
—1
——
America Inc-Fundamental Investors-General Investors Trust—
5.41
————.—
—_.—1
11.19
series
Pacific Insurance
139
5
Federal
—
Investment
129%
_5
Casualty
(N J)_*
Eastern Life Ins Co of N Y
9.61
Mutual Invest Found Growth—1
Mutual
125
Assurance
Employers Group Assoc—.
& Co Funds—
Growth Series
57%
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Fund-
Insurance Series
54%
Co
;
Continental
7.19
Inc
Northeastern Insurance—_3.33 %
Northern Ins Co of N Y—12%
Ins
Continental
.1
Fund
39%
8s
49
18%
20(4
Crum
46%
323/8
36%
26%
Co_
56%
33
18%
Co-
46%
52
29%
37
Fire
River-
Pacific
4%
43%
5
North
America—1
11%
5
New
of
146%
.3%
16%
16
National
————25c
of
36(4
14%
5
-
24
Com*wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur—5
Stock
Growth
Investors
Dividend
& Howard-
Util
33%
Fire
Combined Ins Co
2.62
12.05
Over-the-Counter
.
Nationwide Corp class A—-2.50
New Hampshire Insurance.
Accident
&
C6astal States Life Ins (Ga) ^1.25
2.28
Mutual Shares Corp—
50c
Investment Corp—-1
Fund
40%
2.75
2.92
Mutual Trust Shares—
5.98
Invest Fund Inc—1
Fund Inc—
1
Electronics
38
—!—lc
9.68
16.76
Dow Theory
j—
5
(Bait)
Union
York
123%
10%
141 %
70%
_1
.
119%
113
Ins_
"A"—2
37%
83%
Nat'i
(NY)
35%
78
Nat'l old Line Ins AA corh
Casualty
76
30%
.65
57%
62%
Life
34%
.27%
10
Life
National Fire
National
Ask
72
10
57
shares
shares of beneficial int—33%c
Monument
53%
Citizens Life Insur Co of NY__2
2.67
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
49
1.67
2.09
5
6"%
3%
46
3.23
2.52:
Assurance-
6
3
5
Re-insurance
1.53
lc
5
13%
2.96
shares
Fire
Insur
12%
lc
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares ———lo
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Life
5
1
_—-—..——lc
Petroleum
Penna
(Galveston)-
shares
Citizens
National
Merchants
of
Co
_1
Bankers & Shippers—
10
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J)—2
Beneficial Standard Life—
1
Boston Insurance Co—
—5
al3 35
'
Assurance
DC)
Metal
—
Fund
(Wash
Ins
10.72
Fund Inc——1
Diver Growth Stock Fund Inc_l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Stock Fund j
shares
Life
9"%
(Newark N J)—2%
Companies Inc_l
Mercury
Inc
17.50
Delaware Income
Balanced
Ins Co
American
Amer
Balanced
Vegh Investing Co Inc
_1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
-1
Delaware Fund ———.——1
Baton
5.37
4.90
13.62
Fund
5.96
De
Shares
5.61
9.91
De
Dividend
10"%
Loyal Amer Lile Ins Co Inc_50c
Maryland Casualty
—J
.1
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
7.44
Diversified
Dreyfus
Lincoln
American
16.00
Trust Fund-
—
11%
73%
8.09
—
Western Investment Inc
Income Fund—-1
Crown
9%
69 %
8.91
Consolidated Investment Trust 1
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Corporate Leaders
American Fidelity Life Ins Co-1
American General Insur Co_1.50
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va
10
Lincoln Liberty Life Ins
1
.13.46
Mutual
5t>c
—l
Inc
Fund
Fund
22Vi
10.93
9.84
Concord
20%
10.00
9.53
Fund Inc
2.50
12.75
9.62
10.38
Commonwealth
19%
American Equitable Assur
—1
12.26
5.53
8.85
1
50o
Colonial Fund Inc
}
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
Commonwealth Income Fund—1
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
18
19.51
Paper
8.57
.
4.41
17.88
income Trust
1
Life Insurance Investors Inc„1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc
1
15.93
Shares &
Chemical Fund Inc
Life
5.12
General
1
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
32 %
12.44
Lexington
6.22
1
Fund
30
4.82
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
All Amer Life 8s Casualty (111) _1
Knickerbocker
12,17
14.58
8.87
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
—1
Lazard
8.64
8.12
3.76
3.61
Bid
31%
117%
11.56
Keystone
Par
Liberty Life Insurance
2
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)__2
72
113
12.31
8.16
10.10
Ask
67%
5
3.44
10.59
9.69
lUd
3.50
Aetna
10.59
Internatl Fund Ltd-1
Fund
—i_—1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
8.87
Par
Aetna Casualty & Surety
Life Insurance,,
9.78
11.28
3.30
Ltd
—
—}
Canadian Fund Inc
--1
Canadian International Growth
Growth Stock
4.28
Ask
8.97
Com Stock)—1
(Growth
9.74
(1954)
Capital Life Ins
S-4
Monday, October 22, 1962
.
(Quotations for Friday, October 19)
(Low Priced Com Stks)__1
S-3
1.45
7.51
Bid
—
S-2
"8.36
4.77
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund Inc new———1
Broad Street Investing—
50c
Bullock Fund Ltd—.————-1
Ltd
S-l
3.92
Blue
Fund
K-2
5.21
1.32
Boston
California Fund Inc——
Canada General Fund—
4.42
7.65
}
Ltd
K-l
al2.16
1
Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust—
Atomics Physics & Science Fd_l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Hough ton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada
7.42
4.82
American Mutual
Par
Cont.
1
(Income Fund) ——1
(Growth Fund)
-1
(High-Grade Com Stk) —1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
Keystone Custodian Fund
B-4 (Discount Bonds)
4.09
Investors Fund-:
American
1.95
6.07
1.78
Fupd Inc
--1
Affiliated Fund Inc
—1.25American Business Shares
1
American Growth Fund Inc„lc
Advisers
.
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
—25c
Mutual Funds—
Fund
Aberdeen
.
a
Net
asset
Exchange...
value,
t New
b Bid
stock,
yield price., d E^-rights.
k Admitted to listing on the
x Ex-dlvidend.
wiWhen issued,
y Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
Bank
Number 6205
....
clearings this week will show
pared with
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
increase
an
Complete and exact details of the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in out issue of next week. We
com¬
cannot furnish
us, based on telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
clearings from all cities
20,
the
of
United
from which it is possible to obtain weekly
be
12.5%
above
Our
year.
those
for
preliminary •
the
18.8%.
In
clearings will
corresponding week last
stand
against '$31,776,018,107 for the
this center there is
States
at
in
week
same
1961.
At
New
•:
St.
:
—
City
Louis
;
<
i
'
13.
317
——______i_;
488,400,000
Week
+
11.9
+
cities
five
cities,
days__
five
'_
+
6.9
3.7
1st
Total
•
days
cities,
five
day
one
all
Boston___
!
cities
___
2nd
New
3rd
+
6.8
4th
—
0.4
5th
3.8
6th
Atlanta
of
8th
York
;
9
week__
Cleveland
7
6
,/
•
shrs.
62,891,063
://./■
63,858,671
706,412,722
Bank.
U./S.
;
___.
Foreign Govt—
6,442,200
Govt.____i
v 1
5,238,000
,
"-'l;-.
/
+
6.2
1,497,526,019
v—
9.9
1,741,734,919
"
857,897,681
805 378,985
+
6.5
830,519,459
"
815,150,848
762, 560,246
+
6.9
746,004,218
734,447,762
"
817,395,335
766 342,819
+
6.7
750,225,532
6
"
659,177,494
623 870,752
+
5.7
748,248, J17
580,502,501
"
1,601,086,745
1,541 ,882,348
+
3.8
1,379,522,210
1,402,746,733
York
25,358,381,884
24,752,167,317
.+
2.4
24,600,971,153
24,079,166,496
12,229,908,081
12,380,005,819
1.2
12,218,644,594
12,463,914,026
cities
~106
City—
—
totals
V
Boston__
2nd
3rd
1961
■
Philadelphia-———___
June
:_i+
2nd
Six
60,533,354
118,034,886
65,715,223
190.180,939
+
Atlanta
Chicago
+_+
has to
__'
Months-
t
______
.
Quarter„_
Nine Months
76,532,865
202,650,982
course
BANK
(000,000 '
(Omitted)
57,291,287
68,826,830
271,847,364
491,900,969
74,161,696
77,458,994
62,891,063
571,794,331
392,831,921
■
53,870,465
81,526,684
65,349,933
.63,858,671
60,853,990
180,074,388
of 2.5%.
5,281
Detroit
*■
778,076,676
572,906,309
Fran...
..Cleveland
..
.....
Pittsburgh .v
Kansas
City
'
Louis...
Minneapolis,
Houston
■
'
.
'
/;-■•'
:
Louisville
"-New
939
,
3,199
3,330
3,388
5,266
.2,980
3,211
3,244
2,608 1
2,303 •:
1,891
2,089
1,714 f
CITIES
"
1.641.
2,164
2,080
1,794
1.770
1,992
1,851
1,682
1,593
1,317
1,314
1,274
1;173.
..
916 V 904
1,166.
1,181
v
r
,
.'963
9,406
9,044
995
-
11,541
9,903
12,102
7,089
787
790
-987
940
819
866
814
787
Buffalo
,.+ 682
'
1,145
Nashville
...
616
1,152
693
-4,794,326,728
'./■'+
5,029,055,363
'
6,667,902,845
3,655,975,690'
+
+
—
4,082,189,565
3,954, 134,905
5.3
67,022,474,598
55,467, 770,454
5,058,003,486
6,674,752,079
4,990, 346,034
6,517, 036,192
3,604, 633,255
6,465, 505,605
10,488 291,913
4.7
"
02
6,680,234,550
—
3,788,692,277
/
—
3.5
"
6,881,469,164
6,621,592,398
+
3.9
"
10,713,151,812
10,622,119,235
+
0.9
11,255,156,497
3,486,853,365
3,349,872,295
+
4.1
3,481,135,046
3,394,944,152
+
2.5
"
4,609,331,715
4,587,651,229
+
0.5
3,380,717,102
4,506,848,864
"
5,193,342,158
4,957,032,924
+
4.8
7,429,304,496
7,218,337,938
+
2.9
665
i-
584
588
695
675
'
*."713
•
670
—
York
New
:
18
-
City
128,122,004,058
—_______
Outside
6,733 ,484,796
+
62,415,538,138
3.3
127,534,632,712
113,880,557,240
+
;
124,054,579,558
'
1.2
62,559,809.315
60,365JB51,646
showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the nine months for four years:
;•
14
cities
10
——
"
647
...
add
now
...
612
*
Inc.
1961
$
39.332,726,619
+
4.7
628,560,207,240
+
6.2
.
•'
-
"
(
564t633,016,349
13
"
667,704,249,643
48,735,896,318
3.9
46,208,181,741
"
66,110.306,929
46,927,301,990
61,633,437,432
■<*
15
+
7.2
62,755.432,313
61^045,793,698
8
"
34,810,781,921
34.238.515.683
+
1.7
32,526,401,336
Atlanta
16
"
67,145,372,987
+
8.4
Chicago
+
4.1
8th
St. Louis
+
6.7
61,119,664,180
101,031,418,954
30,671,662,542
28,440,257,448
39,532,680,445
43,250,169,305
61,327,150,845
32,098,670,984
57,040,085,402
7th
61,949,897.263
101,782,471,476
'
6,001
6,557
*
7,187
6,717
10,548
8,483
V 8,685
33,422,705,752
32,010,420,871
31,316,620,033
30,442,206,213
+
5.2
14
Dallas
"
44,258,996,764
41,895,394,848
+
5.6
—11
"
50,389,582,971
45.529.579.684
+ 10.7
18
"
70,856,796,397
65,093,101,186
+
8.9
1,262,599,793,131
1,188,731,399,667
+
6.2
615,334,934,004
579,135,802,712
+
6.3
San Francisco
————
Total
Outside
cities
——173
-
.
the
years
by months for two
.
'
' «'
'+ '
$
:
_1
January
—__
March
.*.
Total
1st
'/' Fall
T New
1,036,555,893,070
545.116.437,274
6
+ 12.0
+
4.4
60,759,860,057
2.9
68,627,922,012
56,566,894,429
66,686,132,274
+
+
+
5.7
203,339,049,122
141,457,231,801
.■
:>}},:<-, 122,692.985,650
'
.
Months
j
67,973,460,283
*lR+
4.9
142,617,596,025
141,445,657,158
+
406,156,268,833
+
802,163,448,162
+
141,873,362,771
128,122,004,058
133,598,011,012
+
6.2
—
124,054,579,558
+
3.3
Quarter—-
411,877,007,984
386,567,951,505
+
„
>
68,455,985,055
67,741,064,886
+
2,3
+
6.4
385,995,160,525
+
6.9
'
'
63,791,241,975
69,514,448,135
Total 3rd
Total
■
fii.
.
Dec
/.
1,262,599,793,131
_
*
■"
$
%
9.0
+
:
,
4.5
66,933,862,074
62,415,538,138
+
1.2*
193,140,642,187
+
4.3
615,334,934,004
579,135,802,712
+
*
.
>
.
.
6.3
Oct. 13:
-Week Ended October 13-
Inc.
1961
1962
"•
63,190,544,190
•!
.
Jan, 1 to Sept. 30
.
or
.
+6.2
1,188,731,399,667
,
+
,
202,682,870,439
"
month of September and since Jan. 1 for two years and for week ended
for each city for the
Inc.
-
Months_l_—
9
-
69,977.878,114
6.5
'
:r
September
5.2
196,705,659,571
.
+ 10.1*
128,915,370,935
"+
412,652,063,565
6.1
-
141,881,641,155
4-12.3
60,508,609,630
209,313,014,443
6.4
850,722,785,147
J
7.4
+
189,289,500,954
,
7.4
+. 2.9
72,038,163,840
69,301,390,320
1.7
432,333,546,324
Quarter—_
'
August"
66,036,474,251
148,984,223,835
■'
2nd
73,951,267,053
+
116,726,660,185
■
Dec. ft
9.5
137 823,287,343
-
Inc. or
1961
$
or
Dec. ft
$
1961
1962
$
$
.
Waterbury —I
Island'-i-Providence_^
New
(14
cities)--—/—
166,652,742
+
5.9
4,871,648
361,361,699
330,768,573
+
9.3
12,725,064
33,008,580,959
158,911,209
31,666,466,491
+
4.2
614,884,970
4,720,873
12,333,913
678,788.488
153,251,177
97,301,804
+
3.7
3,482,973
4,153,773
2.2
•
10,720,302
2.1
8,210,312
—13.6
86,443,864
69,792,465
16,945,049
+
4.3
169,561,508
157,563,137
+
7.6
4,251,447
1,857,452
4,493,290
84,750,468
66,516,845
232,896,066
+
6.4
853,876,367
759,407,447
+
12.7
17,588,955
17,760.938
67,924,198
247,254,844
"
_L"
Hampshire—Manchester____:W
Total
176,424,566
9.4
90,196,793
i___-1
i_i£
Rhode
16,088,966
+
7,091,135
Connecticut—Hartford
New Haven_
——
-
0.6
0.1
-
35,859,813
3,325,648,033
-
10,498,766
.
Worcester
3,325,049,337
17,674,338
__
:
Bedford—.:—____
/■/•Springfield
*
:
16,436,507
.
.
River—
Lowell
^
59,073,334,968
1,108,812,665,752
Clearings Outside New York-
396,007,179,329
139,462,580,075
.
—___1^
Total
19,942,465
39,216,535
Holyoke
.
42,738,535,875
562,760,311,718
+
1962
or
143,886,741314
May
Total
5.610
.$
.
29,401,259,971
28,106,147,421
39,759,935.283
years:
Dec. ft
$
.
418,389,238,823
Quarter—
April—__—Z;
June
'
'150,934,410,223
121,855,514,857
145,599,313,743
—
February
+.
Inc.
1961
1962
■.
5,809
5,531
5,402
6,113
1961
19,827,680
Portland
Massachusetts-r-Boston__
:
,
96,932,446,850
CLEARINGS
Clearings, Total All
•/
Month
7,999
6,855
6,976
6,220
5,865
5,363
6,738
5,852
covers
MONTHLY
9,810
6,850
I
City^_—
following compilation
•
<
-
-•
8,303
York
New
The
11,112
10,592
6,867
5,740:
6,078
6,961
6,385
105,989,291,309
"
"
31
____+
12th
23,450
12,195
9,511
8,306
7,206
9,170
■7,455
6,476
"
7
16
——
11th
27,741
28,841
28,476
15,374
'
1
___:
Minneapolis
10th Kansas City
Inc.
1960
or
-1959
Dec.
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Maine—Bangor
•
/
35,531,413,225
508,769,919,996
46,058.299,397
37,316,630,294
41,165,391,269
6th
20,484
18,234
18,940
15,107
18,328
15,974
16,275
15,098
11,872
9,407
8,111
8,847
8,635
1962
.
$
&
Cleveland
-Month of September—
.•••'
1959
1960
or
Dec. %
Philadelphia—
detailed statement showing the figures
our
Clearings at
s
Nine Months
Nine Months
Nine Months
r962
Richmond-—:
124,054 123,534 H3.880+.262,599 1,188,731 1,108,812 1.038.555
NYC; 63,190 02,415 62,559 '60,365
615,334
579,135
562,760
515,116
We
4,755 ,137,631
6,917,293,599
*
63,190,544,190
■
4,382 ,123,769
4,763,085,587
,~
'•
cities
—173
;
4th
+28,122
.;
3,276 048,793
3,246, 043,893
3,369,216,851
"
80,276
All.
$
$
0.9
"
New York
2nd
,Tot. 31 Cities 118,653 114,694 118.348-104,863 1,170,740 1,102,473 1,025,556
"958.1279
Other
Cities
9,469 > 9,360
9,186 *- 9,017
91,859
86,268
83,256
Total
,
48,677
18,167
18,629
15,742
18,568
16,397
17,127
9,123
10,394
9,603
8,000
7,306
*
687
648
> 696
620
/
676
•"710
612
*
"
$
1950
11,282
9,086
32,584'»
24,052
22,185
17,293
19,477
16,089
19,922
17,076
17,792
15,784
12,204
9,938
8,338
10,552
8,803
10,968
11,449
9,696
1,362
Memphis
/-Washington. /
Milwaukee
,
Dec. %
11
491,439
42,567
20,099
28,136
31,666
*
1,122
1,026
1960
51,535
13,323
.
910
•
$
7
Boston
1st
+U
546,052
42,607
50,038
29,503
30,201
29,742
24,523
43,496
24,498
18,267
20,573
16,619
20,862
19,374
16,951
16,090
•
•
1961
35,294
26,082
1,201
1,023
1,004
r'
749
..
/
1959
1960
or
-16
9th
SEPTEMBER
.1609,595
•
.."..
Paul..
Inc.
4,123,667,976
Nine Months
—--Jan. 1 to Sept. 30——
"
"
IN
1962
647,264
45,361
52.426
30.427
33,008
2,541
2,286
1,809
2,031
838
Denver
-
5,710
1,039
1,105
1,319
Omaha
St.
53,514
4,602
1,000
1
v''Birmingham.
-
LEADING
4,642
-1,132
1,004
1,076
1,075
1,109
.....
Jacksonville
Portland
.+.
1961
63,681,379,221
Federal Reserve Districts
3rd
64,974
,925
1,190
Orleans.
.-Seattle
?
.
District of 4.8%,
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 2.9%.
5th
FOR
..
..
Richmond
"v
'
...
Atlanta
Baltimore
Cincinnati
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is an
increase of 0.5%; in the Dallas Reserve
-14
We append another table
622,163,477
3,066 "
3,325
3,658
3,597
2,612
2,619
2,531
2,438
1,814 ■" 1,857
2,124J
2,083
1,711
1,697
2,221
2,218
2,013
1;838
1,998
1,966
1,581
1,600
1,344
1,309
1,113
1.245
San
gain of 0.9%; the St. Louis Reserve
a
4.1%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District
3,812,905,998
6,691,988,486
_______
__—
: Total—
v
•
Outside
179,459,738
61,639
4,661
5,260
2,997
3,325
4,439
'Boston
Dallas
W'L V'v,
:•
70,889,423
51,051,873
57,518,442
—-—Month of September——
1962
1961
1960
1959
..,
'
San Francisco
of bank
64.931
of
16
Dallas
442,703,739
.60,896,990
' 206,282,345
CLEARINGS
New York...
Philadelphia.
Chicago
/St.
Minneapolis
Kansas City
12th
231,496,751
75,886,965
in each of the last four
years is shown below:
/
St. Louis—
9th
clearings for leading cities for the
September and the nine months ended Sept. 30
month of
639,542,802
0.2%, and in the Richmond Reserve
31
-
8th
83,253,414
65,793,447
82,449,890
706,412,722
'
833,107,122
211,206,988
63,932,362
214,511,753
-
its credit
District
4,16^8§,729
^
15
8
______—_
loth
70,968,740
64,351,283
276,403,297
July
August
September
The
'( 92,803,996
215,497,672
299,946,967
65,255,742 '-101 ;775,900
110,987,380
96,950,136
100,160,175 " 73,121,328
Quarter___
3rd
89,108,085
66,131,993
;__
—
smaller by
67,048,425,310
,■
■-13;',"
Cleveland
j
"
•"
10
7th
1059
80,883,432
May
14 Cities
6th
1960
68,482,247
_____
Quarter—
._
Richmond-
11th
1st
,_
______
5th
Number of Shares-
April.
T 1,426,788,111
8.7
District by 3.5%, but in the Atlanta Reserve District the
totals are larger by 3.9%. The Chicago Reserve District
$
___
New York
4th
.
March
0.3
.
Federal Reserve Districts
$81,516,200 $111,744,000 $1,127,080,000 $1,233,898,700
1st
February
are
A 1,032,539,598
+
—
■
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the nine months of 1959
to 1962 is indicated in the
following:
; .
January
,12,894,568,894
10
Month of September
>.
1962
5.4
—12.5
850 459,255
1962
Total bonds
+
1,684 ,842,730
the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals record a
decline of 4.7%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the
2,000
951,675,772
1,531 138,057
the
53,258,700
889,909,985
1,517,887,602
in
15,000
65,446,600
8.4
1,626,737,572
«
aggregate of clearings having been $128,122,004,058,
1961 aggregate of $124,054,579,558. In the New
York Reserve District the totals show an improvement
of 5.3%, and in the Boston Reserve District of 0.9%, but
778,076,676
$
$
—
"
'776,604,649
1962
and
1961
$75,074,000 $106,506,000 $1,061,618,400 $1,180,638,000
misc./
1,405 028,798
I
We also furnish a summary of the clearings for the
month of September. For that month there was an in¬
crease of the entire body of clearing houses of
3.3%, the
Bonds—
Internat'l
922,807,932
12,871, 537,227
1,054 631,175
1959
1960
or
Dec. %
"
__.
,
Total—
t,
,:,.
Inc.
7
San Francisco
Nine Months1962
1961
$
9
12th
and
;
CLEARINGS
12,153,579,343
1.095,602,609
1,455,315,510
837,105,210
1,491,591,904
1,704,808,497
862,524,822
_
6.0
September and the nine months of 1962
an
5.7%, and in the San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
trict of 3.8%.
BANK
credit
and the Minneapolis Reserve District
10
Minneapolis
New
of 8.7%.
17
,__
._
9th
+12.5
loss
4
.
11th
+
a
improvement of 6.3%, in the Dallas Reserve
District of
1,408,659,857
"
totals suffer
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
an
13,572,294,554
"
Richmond
+12.8
$35,757,902,719 $31,776,018,107
—Month of September—
1962
" 1961
■
record
854 494,925
"
Outside
Stocks—
of 6.9%.
782,691,615
"
9
Kansas City
Dallas
,
for
Description—
Railroad &
cities
the
a gain of 0.3%, and in
6.2%, but in the Rich¬
St., Louis Reserve District has to its
cen-
OF
District
increase of 6.5%,
1962
St. Louis
+
days— $34,415,471,642 $30,509,483,251
;
1,342,431,077
1,261,534,856
1961 follow:
of
SUMMARY
12
Chicago
+14.6
+ 6.0
737,797,805
459,517,128
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock
Exchange is appended. The
Number
13—
Philadelphia
___
:
but the
Outside this city there
:___
;
0.3
+
—
on
results
1961.
Federal Reserve Districts
^Estimated.
■
in
Reserve
of
The Chicago Reserve District suffers a decrease of 9.9%,
increase of
1.2%, the bank clearings at this
Ended October
0.1
487,100,000
$27,703,316,256 $24,176,808,966
6,712,155,386
6,332,674,285
___
mond
the week
—
an
5.0
;+
923,969,302
496,710,362
530,268,655
"734,957,935
476,891,451
cities,
week
same
decrease of
a
10th
All
was
but in the Boston Reserve
the Atlantic Reserve District
having registered a gain of 6.1%. We group the
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in
which
+ 18.8
585,103,712
923.592,000
Baltimore
all
there
-
Cleveland
Total
week
.
Pittsburgh
Other
For that
that in the
this city) the
appears
(including
gain of 5.4%
a
Reserve District the totals show
which
able to give the final
are
this it
District
Reserve
District the totals register a loss of 8.4%, and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 12.5%. In the Cleveland
ter
*
/1962
606,460,318
Francisco
Ten
statement, however,
we
York
totals record
$24,752,167,-
the
in
7th
San
detailed
complete results of the week previous
was
$19,893,769,410: $16,743,836,75ff"
1,641,711,261'
1,467,789,396
"1,395,000,000
1,328,000,000
1,012,265,226
946,984,505
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kansas
4962
..
.
York
Boston
.
the week ends
as
located and from
are
New
2.4%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $25,358,381,884 against
CLEAIWNGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Ending October 20—
elaborate
ended Oct.
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
Week
the
and
$35,757,902,719
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
today, inasmuch
present further below
we
totals
them
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not availabe at
time of going to press.,
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
Oct.
they
,
Preliminary figures compiled by.
a year ago.
+
2.1
+
6.2
+
2.5
103,198,362
660,171,152
613,164,750
2,405,999,401
2,292,552,746
1,073,133,339
1,016,565,206
+
—
4,232.505
3.2
+
3.2
10,471.820
8.609.870
9.4
710,209,350
735.678.013
—16.1
3,999,210
4,162.507
6.1
4.8
+
/
4,492,410
+
—
7.7
+
4.9
1,645,636
13,239,434
50,755,894
14,165,124
46,923,018
1,8287109
—1L4
—
—
+
2.3447263
5.4
4,241,961
4,328,841
1.0
20,391,253
17.522,338
14,791,458
7.0
13,451.575
7.5
51,586,046
42,605.865
24,644,278
—16,2
26,374,028
25,397,189
—'"L4
47,2407200
89~,6427600
—
"
>
106,995,651
23,219,800
173; 181,200
21,501,500
162,218,400
16,218,945
>/
17,982,345
104,387,412
20,663,343
.
8.0
+
6.8
1,728,203,500
1,651,788,000
+
37,641,500
38,193.200
9.8
167,538,843
149,971,781
+
11.7
3,847,937
3,553,392
0.9
41,165,391,269
39,332,726,619
+
4.7
782,691,615
854,494,925
231,986,500
207,480,300
'
•
-4,123,667,976
5.6" •""/ /
+ 11.8
+
+
—
"
4,160,785,729
!
,
"
4.6,
"
+
8.3
"4,284,140
3.700,206
—
8.4
889,909,985
951,675.77a
"
+
1 '4t>rMfl*' 1*
1fW»J »
I
'
V
I.
'J!
,
48
/.
4
,
'
,
- . V, -
^
(1700)
,
■'
303,242,336
616,104,679
Elmira
620,020,943
13,491,280-
Jamestown
18,198,430
York
Rochester
Syracuse
128,915,523
Utica
Jersey—Newark...^
2,838,767,694'
»
Inc; or
;
• 1
1"
,
%
Dec.
$
I960
' ""
■
r'
4959
S
$
5,740,226,928
0.4
+
3.0
135,313,906
171,557,833
+
5.3
647,264,859,127
,
> '2.4
—
30,543,100 --
,
--
133,485,761
111,792,725
3,322,242
121,362,370 '
2,574,753
318,637,809
+.-• 8.0
374,099,246'
+
6.3
+
5.3 +
+ 19.7
160,840,237 t
+
6.7
+
6.2
.'609,595,596,955
,
•
4,835,368
29.0
'149,469,341
3,101,572
0.4
4,137,752
4,270,440
6,1
12,382,326,559
11,615,252,470
+
—
4,854,638.
-
12,372,161,498
13,128,473,803,
/ +
7.4
1,242,653,486-■
.
263,650,658
3,302,142,902
+
'
'
153,000;622
•;
3,271,966
'
52,218,083"
+
0.6
+
54,503,860
+15.6
28,133,329
60,339,372
',28,299,746
7~2
50,932,746
":,r; 31,288,569
30,251,375;
+ 21.8
-
3,142,852,142
4,080,206,890
3,850,407,017
'
«
"7.1
+
2,104,487,554'.
.,
■;.
321,206,253
138,803,473
115,693,405
7.9
—
~
1,334,672,968.'.
v
:
.344,007,766
122,199,656
,
2,254,215,752-:
6.6
+ 11.4
397,658,058
Jersey.
*80,000,000
4.5
+*
•
-'
—40.1
+ 21.5
2^337,292,607
6,001,306,318
+
137,999,803'
34,034,634
'
9.6
0.6
+
—
17,665,228
61,639,041,420
""
223,638,056;
64,931,459,868
232,111,214: *
New
1961
1962
or
Dec. %
•
13,550,652
Northern
Inc.
$
"
332,384,486
'
Buffalo
New
7
.
-Week Ended October 13
Sept. 301961
1962
or
Dec. %
'
1962
22,
District- -New York—
New YorK—Albany
New
Inc.
'
,
Second Federal Reserve
-Jan. 1 to
1961
$
'and:'HnanciaV:'Ghr6nicle
^he CommeTcml
-Month of September1962
Clearings at
.y:<-
f
.
+
5.1
6.0
6.2
68,789353
81,472,915
+
A
73,758,383
+
;
,
.
87,957,442
■
-■
7.4
—
i
76,1561607
72,440176
■:. 80,602,450
82,64/846;
fl
'
Total
(10
cities).
67,048,425,310
Third Federal Reserve
8,144,190
-
7,518,584
8,233,587
Cftester
(a)
3,518,908
40,729,728
Harrisburg
34,021,825
22,548,421
628,560,207,249 -/•■*"
-
'13,572,294,554
;:
8.3'
2.0
64,608,346
•.
,
—16~5
24,342,808
7,966,-9944,661,000,000
23,388,002
7,688,050
Philadelphia
4,439,850,000
Reading
11,525,385
Scran ton
28,789,501'
Wilkes-Barre
? 56,883,'702
",
: 72,285,889
r."
i3.6u;v-::JV/,.1,936,451 •;
,5;4-.'C'" v.'; 1,603,435
:+
.
;
68,575,170
+
.69,330,448
(a)
.'V.•—121.5"f.
399,021,520
313,106,747
(a)
—
1
(13
cities)
;
-•
"1,467,844-
123,780,553.
•r
4;?
75,909,315
45,361,047,000
>-■ J
\ +16..7-'■'+ 9.2-
1,881,464
,
T
;; 1,173,638
—
2.6
jar
(a)
-
A'vl,,;
•'
0.1
19,231,380
.
+
4.2
+
T.5
1,143,838,309
r,
=
.
5,0291055,363
i
4.7-
?-
739,004,950
48,735,896,318
-
'
•
-
57,158,491
1,344,634,668
2,612,982,892
372,328,200
-
342,398,300
23,527,414
Cleveland
1,309,136,643
2,619,072,373
23,693,541
Columbus
Hamilton
Lorain
60,858,768
—
+
—
+
—
26,082,681,669
3.7
3,397,549,100
0.7
199,012,351
;
-6,873,521
—
0.9
922,807,932'
60,365,222
56,819,200
58,078,359
Newark
53,833,501
1,814,578,675
52,271,045
170,053,168
1,857,452,093
40,184,684
39,133,264
'+
29,326,838
30,864,092
33,066,395
—44.3.
15,368,942
16,917,766
6,667,902,845
6,680,234,550
Toledo
168,177,554
Pennsylvania- -Pittsburgh
—
—
+
—
—
7.9
3.0
1.1
.
458,563,635
17,191,631
Kentucky—Lexington
Virginia—Wheeling.
West
cities).
j
'
-
+
+•
+
13.7/,
3.9'V
—
9.2
0.2
1,021,00^060'-'-V
■;v;ylv 5,156,669>'':
.
f
'
.
-
7,583,059
,
,
"
:
'
J
3,689,024
,
.,7,599,131
*;
r;: :1: 22,997,008'
-i2.5
:12,954,90s
V:
.-M
-
',• 253,162,484
'43.'
'V
304,990,323/
/171,103,309.' ■."■
•
/:>
14,315,689
291.514.847
+V 84,479,300
V
.V
•
14,5.13,462 v '.
>.>%
:
-
~'l'r V 83,736,90a V.
//.;'
13,335,845
03
+
"
n
v/V 84,392,100 .V
13470-CO2 '
14,098,079/" :4V/
1.3
».»—
13,504,147-
.
/
'
'."V 82,835,600
•>"13,372,785
14,727,994
:
:,V''" ,391449.403:" 316.470,964
588,773,116
V.:,i + 608,004,976
"591,030328
\
,'
—13.1
398,492,342
345,862,$65;
-6.2>v'.;:'
—14.5
43,555357
'
14,833,972
402,544,779
420,832,617
+
• :
.
9.0 ."
—
7.2 '•
+
61,663,437,432,
66,110,306,929
/
—22.0.; +
'
•
,
•
,
5.6'.
+.
+
.
V -1,095,602,609
9.5/V/
•
+■
..
'
"
V;
312;76.6,939
-
.12,227,321;-
Al,032,539,598 '
'/v.'. \
•/?13323~,584
4.3 +
.
+
367,195,449";
390,122,166
197,426.742
260,710,244.
'155,690,760
—11.3
—
y.
:
623,732,141
.
".,
17,293,620,098v:- '
18,267,196,967
-
8.4+; ■
.
-
1,513,832,972 :
1,579,036,568
2.3
2.7
»
,
'>•
7,073,031
27.2'"
:i;<)54,631,175'
+14,122,143
>
'
City_
(15
.
546,507,261
502,008,663
'
Erie
!
575,091,811
2.2
.; V 5,324,101
■A'.'.'-.'"A "yV; •?.
x*
/ A/
A'
r
3,162,327;100
182,963,748 V
v ' 59,253,748
• V
553,635,811..'523,823,481.- -
-
67,370,822
55,581,498
Yoimgstown
'
12,204,074,507-' V:
24,052,670,074
' :
-
6,808,657
Mansfield
,
'"
'
V'V/
-562,220,693
13,323,035,704
0.3
•r.l
(ft)'-:'.
^->'6,894,873 1 :V^'/4''xo-
?<$: \
A"/ 46,927,301,990.
566,866,101
2.7
.
5,449,907
-;;'-'14,847,696
'
6.1
.
.'7,114,193
;;3.9'-;
.
:t ^' 2099~924 ' :rvr'+'io~7r
y. 2imm
"&'•
;
f
,
:~y-9:4':yy^ioM9,05V,
y,,
Cincinnati
4,906,243
"v
5,365,467
: *./
^;^:;6,96?,958
Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
•••
;
j-*'
.
•
"
66,650,667- '
19,473,"988 '
71,157,423
1,041,578,337
v
675,815,369
~
70,909,047 a'
I:_
"
-
34.8
+
!.■• r
=7,538,208
,(a) id n
'vV.'.T'
•
258,275,712;''
261,704/720 ~
M,539,329
3,119,817
j
•;
Vr 98^obo;6o6' -1*' -4;' 966,^00)000
284,847,962
285,945,030"
2,201,130.
1,592,245
.
43,496.000,000 ;
V- 212,561,082
k
124,237,630
0.7
—10.0
118,743,412,
71,660,696 "
4,794,326,728-
—
80,118,150
12,133,579^343
.2,570,399"'
•;;...>,i,494~340
6,060,353
if.si
Fourth Federal
;
1,659 185
'
f
:
■
12,894,568,894
-1*'
h0;-yzz:i
197,871,962
,'
+
2,385,869
'
199,859,120
>'
—50.7
7,694,374
Jersey—Trenton.
7.4
3.5
-
28,041,765
6,927,644
Total
V.\
•
2,385,647!
Delaware—Wilmington
—
—
(a) /.,
Hazleton
Oil
V
5.4
+
'
^
-
28,771,229 i
_
—
29,001,172
(a)
Du Bois_^___
.
12,871,537,227
:
"
Lebanon
Total
+•
+
*
8,073,080
-
Lancaster
New
667,704,249,643
•i'~
-Bethlehem
York
'
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona_.
•
63,681,379,221:; J
'
-
3.0
>.:-/
1,405,028,798
1,408,659,857
V
/;
0.3V
+
1,426,788,111
:
1,455,315,510
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
west
Virginia—Huntington___
Virginia—Norfolk
South
1.7
227,106;453
+
4.3
1,067,893,000
9,406,466,571
220,393,853"
-
cities)
5,965,094
6,620,589
6,032,580
25,341,000
250,752,249
277,577,950
10,577,539
12,422,985
—14.9
10,867,097
9,655,457
301,5797121
354,8587407
—1570
361,07^975
380,9 69750 6
+_47o
150,3087228
146,1167739
8.7
833,107,122
837,105,210
2.6
0,6 r
4/2
144,995,535
161,270,664
451,100,000
.458,677,872
8.0
403,269,360
+
981,940,627
895,242,585
+
16,090,510,461
15,784,421,821
+
1.9
8.8
1.7
76,546,601
6,557,048,848
3,788,692,277
3.5
22,259,000
22,853,031
281,973,233
271,545,383
'3.6
665,332,139
i'
9.7
9.7
1.2
5,253,248
6.2
0.1
7,918,548
(8
-
27,247,090
5.4
100,995,413
1,600,785,582
8,677,872
A
42,683,971
Columbia—Washington V
-
—12.9,
+ 7.5
+ 23.1
867,430,000
9,938,628,978
379,671,072
100,886,777
4,581,740,432
-
Pieaerick
Total
+
—10.6
676,422,352
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
of
25,183,723
102,384,000
1,245,827,523
1,113,883,813
Maryland—Baltimore
District
-
25,617,797
106,822,000
Richmond
3,655,975,690
-
v
39,506,025.
+
—
73,916,596
+
6,078,810,778
+
7,9'
184,1957402
174,2267333
34,238,515,683
+
1.7
776,604,649
850,459,255
-
34,810,781,921 /-
—
—
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
147,596,789:
Nashville
612,057,622
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
1,998,700,000
37,589,843
Columbus
29,300,648
Macon
A
Florida—Jacksonville
28,975,411
T,109,447,815
141,867,737
676,746,682,
1,966,800,000
>34,080,235
;
32,105,604
28,895,482
1,076,769,735
1,405,188,691
9.6
1.6-
+ 10.3
354,798,193
8.7
285,203,682
+
0.3
+
3.0
11,541,558,489
150,675,495
+' 6.3
+ 15.2
Vlcksburg
+
1.1
354,741,000
+
4.8
793,160,727
—10.3
107,924,381
269,444,831
278,715,340
306.83V334
'258~,297-7643
-
339,429,000
--
+ 10.6
'
+
■
•
5.4
16,613,030
16,731,823
11.0
32,020,277
+
6.2
;1,057,767
10,552,053,000
+.
8.5
287,218,000
6,621,592,398
+
3.9
67,145,372,987
61,949,837,263
+
8.4
1,626,737,572
151,352,267
+
1.2
3,566,634
28,136,792,000
+
8.1-
17,694,543
2,997,822,000
43,068,826
93,050,646
18,367,132
17,153,201
54,583,589
,58,923,307
23,926,743
22,143,941
7,816,610
7,965,151
62,598,436
133,010,885
70,117,876
.V-
123/32V768
387,976,276
16,240,396
•
398,363,387
53,532,360
20,007,900
52,151,958
■
Milwaukee
55,918,757
47,165,309
715,738,471
Oshkosh
713,944,053
8,851,193
Watertown
9,590,350
10,680,122
Sheboygan
11,124,056
1,610,349
Manitowoc
3,864,267
Rapids„__.
36,250,632
Moines.
272,707,180
City.
92,947,035
Ames
6,108,367
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
18,670,500
2,020,438
4,160,42935,467,704
261,899,804
92,198,525
6,471,826
.
19,412,359
8,897,308
7,779,667
Chicago
5,281,876,636
Decatur
5,260,366,938
51,120,783
_
—
106,007,889
+
1.8
—
+
9.9
+
2.3
30,427,116,000
V
462,359,229
+ 10.3
153,178,942"
+
4.7
+
7.1
884,020,606'
179,172,316/
7.4
557,722,586
527,581,894
8.1
223,366,437
72,846,299
197,211,092
—
-+
—
+
—
—
1.9
12.0
4,038,054,543
—-11.9
—-18.8
+
6.2
f
931,143
7 265,992,262 V
259,163,179
1,497,526,019
1,491,591,904
526,374,259
0.3
7,187,265,156
+
—
—
i
-
*
4,004,941
4,777,497
22,306/85
>'
17,591,531
21,865,636
11,3267669
1.7
+
3.2 ^
87,310,950
16,087,516
+
1.0
f
17^665^638
'
•t;
—
—
'
'
4,607,756
1
■
■
■
;r.
—
11,201,869
13,761,783
6.6
8.6
109,189,347
:17r412~369
103,~48~6"600
.-/
4.3
V
6,961,283,974-.
i
/
'
-
;
I
16,521,791
;
6.2
+
+
83,239,284
;
,
^w
14,952~977
ioo,T22~6oo
+ 11.2
+
—
104,889,679
*
2.4
192,924,572
4.0
24^659~522
■
;
13,883,274
5.7
517,568,053
7.7
—20.3
-14.9
12,428/41
4,192,891/
-+ 13.3
—
3,870,202,036
441,684,660
470,864,538
176,374,632
6.7
—
+
625,650,786
1,177,851,032
1,250,572,869,
2.6
4,604,313
,
.
3.0
'
*
98,739;000
11,027,414
,+
22.9
+
0.1
5,730,640
—
~o.6
170,339/01
94,2157000
10,974,482
5,931,836
•
.
.
170,763~293
171,77"3~954
166,/6i7005
4.7
3.9
20,786,958
—22.6
39,231,954
+ 17.7
7.1
46,187,071
+
2.2
4.8 '
4.1
333,955,471
2,403,345,558
+
+
+
7,4
+
0.8
349,913,058
2,582,395,483
873,178,865
824,310,998
+
5.9
5.6
50,979,657
50,391,099
+
1.2
3.8
158,779,482
155,159,681
+
2.3
—
—
-
-
+ 14.4
89,165,910
73,941,181
0.4
52,426,262,933
51,535,693,258
38,917,035
+ 31.4
355,083,436
—12.9
+
64,034,692
73,476,445
545,484,435
67,248,853
63,186,731
+
6.4
610,925,821
564,321,124
39,937,880
37.424,387
+
3,810,820
3,425,148
10,713,151,812
10,622,119,235
cities).
1,531,138,057
28,328,641
-
+ 10.0
-
74,622,543
695,702,247
7.3
+ 10.1
1
162,930,806
Peoria
(31
+16.4
+ 15.1
401,580,409
803,145,112
Rockford
Sterling
904,907
"
246,821,000
-
320,847,846
664,499,578
Springfield
+15.6
-915,111
-
>.
-Chicago—
47,525,173
97,408,133
Haute..
.
9,983,525
V
+
9,066,826
71,818,854
65,557,050
57,549,246
24,655,789
+ 20.6
24,599,786
22,811,282
20,644,853
'1,848,254
1,824,362
1,812,891
1,746.321
1,004,313,952
1,168,302,647
1,242,828,390
1,230,475,871
10,749,067
11,440,936
11.752,341
8.819,331
/
1.7
+ 10.7
9,970,504
9,664,843
'72,604,287
'
—17.9
14,019,423
18,633,720
21,385,772
22,283,446
8.3
16,728,777
15,857,718
13,451,391
13,776,250
10,059,616
10,415,969
'9,923,638
8,672,437
1,741,734,919
1,704,808,497
4.1
407,400,000
405,200,000
+
6.7
355,881,929
324,448,336
+
9.7
+ 11.3
35,846,091
32(658,901
+
9.8
+
0.9
105,989,291,309
101,782,471,476
+
4.1
1,517,887,602
1,684,842,730
+
0.8
16,619,893,913
16,089,100,718
+
3.3
406,700,000
390,600.000
+ 11.6
235,684,321
42,100,997
+
13.6
+ 28.0
8.5
218,379,193
209,124,803
234,491,110
229,393,849
217,129,037
194,228,522
+~O76
+ 12.8
+ 18.1
210/357,039
219,742,661
+~o7i
3,6377617
3,0917051
6.5
830,519,459
862,524,822
'
*•
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. LoHis—
Missouri—St,
Louis
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
Total (7 Cities)
1 711 212 828
I
/
4[049,989
1V323!826
1,697,450,229
23,965,417
3,528,055
925,196,123
682,355,626
3,676,366
13,700,479
3,486,853,365
3,349,872,295
' 26',742^658
*4 qoo 000
7__
*.
4.5
+
-
17,139,182
33,999,635
15,947,761
3,066,242,000
Wisconsin—Madison
>
12.2 •'
+
■
714,681,571'
•
,11,449,650,000
Lansing
Muskegon
Total
7.6
3.7
5.1
Grand -Rapids.
Sioux
'+
■/> +
16,266,491 V;
-• +
2.2
Jackson
Iowa—Cedar
255,773,042
+
Flint
Indianapolis
South Bend
8,282,853
8,3067449
•
328,442,538
1,132,263,000
Detroit
Bay City..
Indiana—Fort Wayne.
Gary
6,381/85
+
?6,881,469,164
Seventh Federal Reserve District-
9,767,686
20.8:
34,385,855
7,424,222
3,543,422
Michigan—Ann Arbor-
Terre
'a
1,190,572,000
cities).
(16
.'32,318,232
+17.5-
-8,505,216
;
8,968~791
12,300,070
3,621,308
__
Louisiana—New Orleans.
<"+
275,189,685-/'
620,468,135326,397,754
366,203,474
79,364,343
—
-
340,648^247 :
5.2
>+
10,968,801,663-
686.281,810
38,097,000
-
9,996,881
12,102,624,204
6.8
11,035,963
j
,
16.4"
+ 11.2
83,184,072
i ;
12.3-
+
38,643,000
+
.
169,416,626
461,700,000
•
+
37,035,854
Meridian
6.4
+
65,138,184
Jackson
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
i.
>
•
9.4
+
35,873,811
;•
f
14.5
+
1,529,131,679
41,185,551
*,
+
-
-
10.394,494,662:
69,559,461
Montgomery
-
—
.7
168,404,419 r481,300,000
6.5
260,110,021
309,820,235
-
1,717.937,694
1,145*831,669
+
260,625,202
-
36,814,600
'5.2'
■+
17,792,800,000
276,764,767-
—
3.5
+
1,357,694,346
e.sss.ros.ses1 ?
6,717,836,240
18,951,500,000
160,095,712
Mobile
Des
4.0
1,319,981,855
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
Total
+
—
■■+
939;505/90
787,018 874
1.5
9,044,101/13
207,510,939
32,890,853
8,338,840,979
+ 15.3
7,306,344,934
6,476,869,123
+ 10.2
32,754,910
29,875,939
+
+
4.5
141,825,564
141,531,482
+
0.2
3,4~24y619
3,421/26
+
4.1
33,422,705,752
31,316,620,033
+
6.7
857,897,681
805,378,985
+
9.6
+ 13.4
+
+
+
|
-Month of .September-^-
1962
Clearings at
Ninth Fedtral Reserve
Paul
/
___
~
Fejjgus Falls
Dakota—FargbI__I_:____-_
_
'
____
"
-
;
Falls___.J_____4
'
'
r
-
Total (16 Cities)
_
8,000,853,115
5.6
+
6.0
32,602
1
-Weelt JDnded October 13—-——
r
Inc.
$
*
'
•
or
1960
1999
$•
t:
-Dec. %
•
10,036,028
6.1
495,655,305
207,~8~8~7~527
189,6127906
+
9.6
197,6287795
19fl,677J219
—
~e75
12,5117334
13,454,787
—
83
4,3277211
5,267923
+ 12.3
1.7
646,381,044
21,745,165
8,063^6,1
4-S®,645,477
*
4,7667966
7.9
4.8
—
8^77,200,
+
8.4
8,1687502
8,872,967
+
1673
17,6777043
16.9667628
+
6.9
746,004,218
••
5-4
—
30,442,206,213
7,82l7436
762,560,246
19,~313~120
+ '4.1
22,987,025
16,iU3~876
19.8
+
621,143,686
32,010,420,871
13j®CU«*
•
4,~37~2~166
0.3
237,776,116
■
;
0.1
+
272,336,220
.
12,339^558
0.1
463,854,923
50,743,664
259,169,498
284,832,774
2.5
5.8
+
1.6
"160,234,477
,
54,776,261
+
+
0.3
1.9
160,762,284
463,695,463
5.5
9,628.768
520,918,140
2.0
—23.8
3,394,944,152
51,973,714
30,707,047
,
426,323,406
4.2
—.
3,499 ,750
'
104,053,109
112,060,522
—11.2
73,269 275
5,217,607
2.6
+
"45 296,944
47,546,147
5.2
+
46,866,564
449,285^948
-
:
L,_/r
6,887, 965
1,979, 372
6.5
+
6, 510,237
380,880 575
815.150,848
1.5
1,239,921
858,947
5.8
9.0
570,772,281-
127 966,080
5 569,000
+
1.8
+
0.3
2,083 571,676
+
:
—
54,592,,919
54 847,117
3,344, ,394
2
'292,328,,994
1,101,086
+ 18.0
9,724,692
10,370.959
8.4
217,498,453
190,167,844
Q.l
19,669,954
3.7
32,316,718
17,063,820
32,608,538
+
734,447,762
-
34,429,,310
1,000,502,,646
4,609,331,715
Denver
(14 cities)
1,062 953,503
—
1,114,128
1,200,230
9,834,977
11,856,672
+ 14.4
182,984,179
173,793,002
+ 15.3
18,020,758
0.9
33,704,545
8,307,411
34,470,301
—
1,120,202
+ 18.7
18,447 010
1.7
+
-571,424 ,717
1,312,262 831
—
+
—
19,477,770 ,994
5.6
513,1218/72 3
+
4.6
515,256 106
490,7057786
6.7
479,5657560
14,816,619
495,8807912
r 25,275,152
2,823,109,849
14,619,094
+
1.3
23,051 ,137
2,798,834 097
13,940,937
15,502,548
0.9
316,788,615
9,603,387,304
276,630 ,922
+ 14.5
8,141,308
8,402,408
—
3.1
9,170,757 ,357
4..7
7,763,837
+
8,094,254;
44,258,996,764
41,895,394,848
+
5.6
817,395,335
766,342,819
6.7
748,248,117
750,1125,532
18,237,054
17,267,986
,,
5.9
+
1,319,196
6.2
—
9.5
4.6
4,587,651,229
4.9
—22.0
50,348 ,131
5.7
+
+
1,303,284
20,573.142,624
549,627,654
+ 30.1
—
613
46.429 794
1,361,282,715
55,142,598
0.5
—
570,504
309 889,369
32 917,851
-
.
2.0
.
-■
Springs.
7,206,434
55,117,205
18,756,647
0.3
-
-5,587 ,446
_
7,809,762,025
*
+•
2 ,175;357-
2,124,759,,333
Zz
+
60 762,582
130,249,,337
:
+ 187
787 403,402
60,937,,381
Carthage
i
Oklahoma—Tulsa"
Colorado—Colorado
■
1961
10,188,567
552,572,710
713
104,106,183
114,255,597
1.5
-x-
189
30,672, 228
V
838,243,,306.
__
—
'
V
7.1
31,207,870
434,577,341
9.2
+
—
<
52,152,081
"■
+ 12.0
5,078, 119
5,352,396 *
Missouri—Joplih
Kansas. City__
Total
4.7
59,183, 279
50,136,,916
__
St.' Joseph_!
0.9
19,922,108,725
163,195,634
7,455,152,666
—
___
Wichita
*
•
,_
Topeka
347,555,279
174,761,790
_
Kansas—Manhattan
1962
District—Kansas City—:
__1
Parsons
344,503,916
20,862,641,389
678
17,326,
A i;3,481,135,046
.L
Tenth Federal Reserve
Omaha
'
or
1.8
—10.7
11,054 963
11,785, 393
71,998,746
2,665,553
'
Lincoln
Inc.
Dec. %
0.5
—
3,244, 412
49,130, 372
34,431,913
•
Lewiston
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
wr.
;
0.1
55,948,798
4,862,359
'
\
,
*
Helena '
«...
"
+-
28,949,808
:
Grtat
1961
+ ua
5,711 226
'
-17,064,594
Sioux Falls
Huron
^
.
+
819,789, 857
5,391,020
___.
Dakota—Aberdeen________
Montana—Billings
1962 **
"
>
+
•
545
17,026
43,876,395
12,076,675
13,291,897
Forks_^___
Minot
V-'W-
or
'•
3,438,110
.
North
Grand
'inc;
36,980, 625.
2,218,589, 241
17,198,635
910,888,941
;
Wihona
South
-Jan. 1 to Sept. 39-
' *
-
•
Dec. %
37,642,696
2,221,588,906
-
Rochester
St.
1961
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
*
$
-
0.5
9.6
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
:
tUi-_
Dallas
El
72,445,766
._
Beaumont
;
Worth—___:
Galveston
1,838,021,721
7,375,634
_
7,224,920
Falls__
z~—u.
-r—
4.6
I
+
12,216,045
52,941,406
56,051,049
5,193,342,158
4,957,032,924
v
5.5
-
5.6
14,964,131
15(955,034
6.5
499,234,120
542,508,983
2.9
44,333,962
5i,316~877
16.8
'
4,627.000
-
534/322,177
+
+
3.9
46,~48'2~417
45,1.51,788
4,970,000
5,972,000
17,076,976,075
+
13.5
69,702,704
+
3.1
230,219,655
+
5.0
+
"
+
-
'
568,807,006
0.8
8.8
551,436,618
5.0
+
565,556,131
45,529,579,684
.
——
+
50,389,582,971
-
4.8
+
+ 10.4
95,648,143
4.6
+
'
J.*.—•(—
+
104,091,471
9.6
-•
218,896,000
71,860,857
241,711,265
-
2.6
2,484,267,510
1,744,864,871
220,671,000
19,374,293,352
2.1
9.2
+
—
22,185,530,112
"
1,812,125,576
.
9.5
+
•
24,988,692
11,675,409
Texarkana_____
cities)__
5.5
—
''
21,376,000
22,596,450
__
Louisiana—Shreveport
(11
185,850,815
609,826,776
248,091,707
24,498,093,181
2,608,003,381
4.5
—,
.
665,743,872
241,552,398
3.8
'
l___
Total
3.2
+
273,340,835
,
175,661,045
20,393,000
2,013,459,863
______
Arthur
Wichita
4.8
—
-2,438,054,667
261,110,065
1
.
Houston
Port
—
"
24,386,658
2,531,548,156
Paso
Ft.
76,062,158
i
23,594,722
/
—
5^505,151
2.5
—
9.8
■
5,657,933
8,073,514
15,055,844
+
0.8
11,685,355
14,8007515
623,870,752
659,177,494^
,
»
6,100,957
15,175,866
+ 10.7
,v
6,887,879
■
-*•
+
5.7
580,502,501
639,542,802
212,349,670
7,297,212
iWi.M?
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Eellingham
Idaho—Boise
1
9,778,588
4
55,972,916
30,698,894
1,105,059,913
27,639,177
1,039,067,-565
+ 11.1
—36.0
9,903,104,727
355,400,590
+
3.7
4,995,980,622
4,539,894,151
+
9.0
3,675,670,051
3,035,667,803
__
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
30,053,778
-
.L.—
——
1,004,989,17^2
29,215,793
58,408,677
4
9,561,810
1,075,329,112
1
Yakima
i._;
-—.
.
Utah—Ogden '.—44
Salt
Lake City.;.—Z^Z
30,639,077
Arizona—Phoenix
357,656,507
47,116,430
95,162,389
101,654,426
____
California—Berkeley
Long Beach__„j:
__—i.
—
:—
Mo.desto
Riverside
San
46,653,244
r---
Pasadena
4.
4———--——
604,706,633
550,449,886
+
9.9
260,707,630
227,927,888
9,123,966,087
,
6.4
,
—14.1
6.4
—
25,742,513
3,658,595,314
167,564,172
51,840,225
52,223,259
66,030,076
-73,174,320
——
7,227,375
8.5
260,998,031
243,017,856
4
7.4
238,700,687
243,269,392
124,556~469
112,1057213
+ll7l
118,5~3~27922
109,2317015
3.0
10.1
+
+ 21.1
3.3
—
1,012,685,056
399,872,071
0.6
—
25,2To~473
26,583,811
.
26,8457989
32,0317047
16,1147673
5.2
—
21,3387731
9.3
+
,*6117569
14,1087433
—loe.
+ 10.8
8.3
8457550*823
803^6497890
+10.2
46,022,746
49,026,468
574,732,838
512,955,224
+ 12.0
15,351,903.
13,526,900
+13.5-
628,677,757
652,198,485
3.6
19(482,373
16,897,442
+ 15.3
17,850,870
^.70,856,796,397
65,093,101,186
+
8.9
1,601,086,745
1,541,882.348
+
3.8
1,379,522.210
1,262,599,793,131
.1,188,731,399,667
+
6.2
25,358,381,'884
24,752,167,317
+
2.4
24,600,971,153
24,079,166,496
615,334,934,004
579,135,802,712
+
6.3
12,229,908,081
12,380,005,819
—
1.2
12,218,644,594
12,463,914,026
35,294,482,770
...1,773,552,994
,
9.8
209,034,633
7.1
1,609,567,388
268,061,926
0.7
/
-
+
—
12
;
-
..
,
+~572
691,05l7l52
6.1
—
707,7417437
•
>
42,846,240
39,717,206
-11,317,669
-
-
1-1,760,060
l&f010,963
,,
—
4.4
7,886,065
241,996,848
32,584,484,400
1
3.4
+
255,080,270
7,324,237
+ 14.4
+
—
512,499,594
-
243,978,121
•
—10.3
1.7
+
+ 10.1
366,248,145
436,952,093
531,372,156
-
7.2
+
592,281,014
'
—
73,058,024
495,343,337'
1,006,848,264
-
.
4.6"
—
3,597,321,219
"173,219,722
.___
4.4
+3.3
:—
Stockton
9.2
—12.7
—4-—4
4_.
Barbara.
+
45,145,669
24,564,173
Francisco—______—_+—.
Sap,. Jose___
Santa
253,393,314
53,066,836
-
.
46,319,275
...
—______
8,803,955,808
276,749,133
v
7.0
'+
504,396,727
327,990,001
54,866,444
78,305,549
9,696,147,327
2.8
+
47,907,934
523,017,087
2.3
+
+
—
V
Total
Grand
Outside
4-4.—
cities)
(18
total
(173
cities)—-
,
•
7,218,337,938
,+
•
63,190,544,190
+
62,415,538,138
2.9
3.3
+
128,122,004,058'124,054,579,558
-
V-
York_____—_
New
;
7,429,304,496
1.2
/
1,402,746,733
:
*Estimated.
:
(a) Clearings
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
:
.
.
operations discontinued.
Pursuant
the
to
requirements of
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the
buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the -world. We give below a record for the" week
just passed.
FOREIGN
•
EXCHANGE
"
~
RATES
-
Country
,
and
CERTIFIED
•<
.
Monetary
BY
OCTOBER
FEDERAL
11,
1962
TO
RESERVE
BANK
OCTOBER
18,
TO
1962;
TREASURY
UNDER
Noon Buying Rate
Oct, 11
-
for
Cable
Transfers»in
Belgium,
franc
New
York
(Value
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Oct. 15
in
Oct. 16
_•
:1,
i;
.
A
V
'
••
..
.0200900
Thursday
Oct. 17
Oct. 18
Closed
"
!929218
.929218
.929218
'.210112
.210112
.210112
.144425
.144370
.144381
:
"
'
' 1
1.00310566
;204050
Day
United Kingdom,
•Temporarily
pound sterling____.
suspended.
.00310566
.204050
-.249681
.
.209673
.209651
.209701
2.801800
shpws
statement
the
Reserve
following
10:
of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
Federal
Decreases of $482 million in
holdings of
securities, and $712 million iii reserve
balances with Federal Reserve Banks; an increase of
$633 "milMon "in demand deposits adjusted and a de¬
crease
of $2,154 million in U. S. Government demand
'
!
-
i
i
""
.00161050
.00279000
.327497
*
.00161050
•*
.277308
.277305
2.774059
2.774059
2.774613
.139870
.0349125
.0166631
.0166631
.194125
.194112
.231350
.231450
*
1.396044
2.801720
2.802560
•.0800560
.277450
•
.0349500
-
.327564
,0800560
-
.00161050
.
.:
.139837
-
*
.0166631
.194075
.0349250
.0166556
-
.194050
-
.231429
.231383
2.395666
<
1:395666
2.801800
-
industrial
loans
increased
net
a
of
the
comparable week a year ago,
these loans increased $63 million. Loans to brokers and
dealers for purchasing or carrying U. S. Government se¬
curities increased $97 million, and their loans for pur¬
chasing or carrying "other" securities decreased $8
million.
Loans
tions
decreased
bank
financial
to
sales
and
personal financing
institu¬
$154 million and loans to "other"
institutions
increased
$17
non-
million,
as
.compared with decreases of $170 million and $15 million,
respectively,
estate
loans
during
the
increased
similar
$68
week
million.
in
1961.
"Other"
loans
Real
de¬
.139850
.0349250
-
and
million;, during
.08279033
,327564
.0800560
.0349000
1.395626
-
,00279033
-
.327497
.0800560
1277412
2.774811
-
Commercial
$15
2.802360
.139878
.231225
rand__
.00310566
.204050
2.801800
.00279033
-•
.194100
•
.0200900
.249703
-
.0166506
Switzerland, franc
Republic of South Africa,
-
-
-
.249750
.139850
;
.0387Q00
-
.0200925
.00161050
Columbus
.277656
2.773980
.0387000
.209646
.0800560
escudo
the
deposits."
2.232956
2.802560
f
.327416
.____
■
2.232509
"
.0387000
"
dollar..
Money)
.0200900
+.204050
i
2.801720.00279033
Netherlands, guilder
New. Zealand, pounds
Norway, krone
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
-
•
.249678 '*
,.00161020
—
States
.144425
j
.249700
*
United
Wednesday
2.232509
.0387000
.00310566
V
-'.204050
franc
^
Malaysia, malayan
Mexico, peso
1930
.210087
•j)
•
.209631
:
,
OF
.928906
Day
.144434
.00310566
rupee
Portugal;
-
..210112
.___^
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
yen
Columbus
.929062
—
Finland, [markka
France
(Metropolitan),- new
Germany, deutsche mark
japan,
•
"
'
Denmark, krone
India,
2.233115
Closed..
.0200950
+
Canacia/doliar
Ceylon, rupee
ACT
$
.0387000
—
—
of
ended Oct.
Oct. 12
T
2.232446
;____
schilling
TARIFF
INCLUSIVE
$
Austria,
condition
banks
'•
U. S. Government
Unit.v-
Thursday
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
"
4
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
2.802360
All
$71 million.
-
>
v.
categories of U. S. Government securities held by
1.395945
2.801800
creased
weekly- reporting
member
banks
decreased:
Treasury
bills by $338 million; Treasury certificates by $6 million;
arid the combined total of Treasury notes and U. S. Gov*
't
50
"*■>
creased
$53
Company and Issue—
"Other" securities de¬
$138 million.
million.
bonds by
errtment
Transcontinental
6C8%
deposits
Francisco
San
Banks
decreased
others
rowings from
$63 million and
decreased
million.
$96
Increase (
-1\
"'v.'
.•
-A*
;
ASSETS
Total
Loans
-
adjusted!
Agricultural
,
,
Co.
Nov
1
1192
5%%
1st
Co.
of
18
34,096
+
15
+ 2,247
9
Page
' 1450
6%
stock
Nov
pfd. stock—Nov
1
Utilities
bonds
-
due
Corp.
due
1554
1494
13
*
+147
+■;.»
1
Concession
Port
♦Announced
.
this
in
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Asuncion
gold
8%«
Corp.
*
JOct 31
debs.—
issue.
U.
>
loans
Other
:V":.
r'
,
S.
Other
Loans
for
purchasing
securities—_
nonbank
to
Sales
finance,
personal
Other
Loans
Real
to
commercial
domestic
to
U.
Government
—
securities—total_:______
Treasury notes &
Within
1
1
U.
'After
Other
5
year...
.
_
R.
F.
183
482
-
Increase
—1,628
Oct. 17,
15,123
_.
—
—
—...
53
+
F;
R.
14,578
1,212
notes-
Total
g-old certificate reserves
12
—1,382
" 12
+
150
+
U.
71
S.
367
13
172
advances
80
128
+
34
outright
11
—
2
—
securities:
Government
Bought
152
+
and
Acceptances—bought
165
+
—
6
Discounts
—1,232
15,790
-
(419)
110
242
-
for
3,368
+
103
1,609
2,762
4,713
:
banks
assets—net.———
fund
outright—
assets/liabilities
LIABILITIES—
Demand
v'.;
Demand
264
416
States
poiitical
and
S.
corporations
subdivisions-
Government....
Mutual
140
+
117
+
Held
199
+
524
—
19
976
—
+
47
banks
;
Time
and savings deposits —total 11
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings
Other
deposits.
time
48,431
22
—
Cash
+
4,592
81
+
30
+
431
4
,+
32
194
+
official
insts., etc.—
2,064
._
banks
.11
+'
121
Federal
Other
Reserve
54
banks—
Federal
___
...
'63
U.
S
Treasurer—general
tion
t
of
loans
valuation-
Includes
to
1
—
13,468
._
domestic
commercial
206
Total
Deferred
availability
liabs.
Individual
reserves;
loan
items
and
after
shown
♦
demand
deposits
those
except
shown
are
of
gross.
3
Capital
Other
v
Ratio
Redemption Calls and Sinking
preferred
and
called
current
volume
dating
corporate
called
under
The date indicates the
ing tenders, and the
of
stock
.common
including those
the
list
for
sinking
redemption
bonds,
were
PARTIAL
Caterpillar Tractor
Co.
debs,
due
1
1449'
Nov
1
1551
1977—Nov
1
1450
Nov
1
1451
...
1,
Columbia
Gas System, Inc.—
debs., series K, due
Gage Ltd.—
47/s %
(W.
J.)
6(4%
1st
General
mtge
bonds
due
Nov.
1983
1,
1,
1972
Nov
1
Acceptance
Corp.—
preference
stock
60
Voting
1553
-
,
cents
2,105
series.
Dec
1
*
pipe line bonds, due Nov. 1, 1977
Martin-Marietta Corp. 5(4%
debs, due Nov. 1, 1968
Milwaukee Gas Light Co.—
Nov
1
1051
Nov
1
1493
5%%
series
due
May
15,
1985
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc.—
Nov
15
Oil
6(4%
U.
conv
53,683
+
1,206
68
parentheses
the
are
eliminations
1
—
S.
Govt.
SS
Insured
made
in
the
Argentina
series
due
Nov.
1,
Bonds
Nov
__
1st mtge. bonds, series A, due July
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—
5(4% debs, due Nov. 1, 1983
Riegel
Paper Corp. 5V4%
Southern
3%
California
1st
Sylvania
5(4%
&
dehs.
Edison
53
Electric
due
Products,
Nov.
f
Investors,
income)
vestment
International
Inc.
net
(from
consoli¬
4%.
4%
convertible
Corp.
*
10-26
10-
5
$1.31(4
10-26
preferred
class
Corp.,
(s-a)
A
Investors
(quar.)
Iowa-Illinois
Gas
1.
&
:
com.
10-26
1
10-15
11-
$1
$1
1,
bonds
due
...
Nov
1494
1
1
Power
Common
Colby
.
*
1494
Colby
see
Jerlee
!
♦
1
1494
Sept.
1,
1965
Nov
8
1597
Nov
Nov,
1
1495
1,
6%
debs, due Nov. 1, 1977; 5% debs, due
1978; and 5(4% debs, due May 1, 1981
Nov
May
1
1495
Nov
1
♦
1,
2-15
3
12-17
12-
12-
11-
7
1
12-
11-
7
12-
11-
7
12-
11-16
11-
10-15
11-
10-15
12-
11-15
10-29
10-15
12-30
12-15
10-26
10-10
12-20
12-10
11-15
10-15
10-26
11-
1
9-28
10-
8
10-15
10-25
10-15
11-30
11-1
10-15
!25c
A__
11-1
10-15
15c
5c
$1.06(4
$1
10-31
!16c
' '
—
•
-i_——:
—
10-29
-
-
from
10-19
10-12
11-
1
10-
8
11-
1
10-
8
11-
5
10-19
11-15
11-
1
10-31
10-17
10-29
10-10
1
10-11
11-
62(4c
(quar.)
pfd,
-
-
10-31
9-28
10-31
6c
2c
9-28
Communication,
2(4%
Maremont
12-
5
11-20
Marsh
12-
1
10-31
Massachusetts
11-
1
10-12
11-
1
10-12
10-12
Department Stores
33/4%
preferred (quar.)
Mayer (Oscar) & Co. (quar.)——
less
Matthessen
of
12-
tax)
Corp.,
4
10-31
10-12
11-
$1.50
10c
6% preferred
(quar.)_—
Supermarkets (quar.)—_______
—
10-19
5
Trust—
Investors
10-29
9c
5%
Quarterly from net investment income
& Hegeler Zinc (stock dividend)
11-
2
11-
1
10-15
1
10-15
McCall
12-
—
9,28
10-31
10-
93%c
10-31
10-10
25c
10c
t35c
1
11-15
10-25
1
10-15
10-25
10-15
McDonnell
10-25
10-10
McGregor-Doniger,
....
93%c
93%c
Co.,
Paper
(quar.)
(reduced
monthly).
class
(quar.)__
Porcupine Mines,
(quar.)
(quar.)——12(4c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
40c
Ltd.
10-10
McKee
10-18
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing
11-
1
2- 1
1-18
11- 1
10-15
t.3c
7(4c
2(4c
12-14
11-30
10-23
10-
2
10-23
10-
2
10-29
10-11
35c
12-10
11-13
12-10
-11-13
Melville
7c
1-
2
12-10
7c
2-
1
1-10
G.) .&
(Arthur
Shoe,
common
Merchants
Fast
Quarterly
Co.
—__—
$1.30
Light
&
(s-a)
Power,
1
12-
7
10-31
10-17'
10-31
10-17.
12-
3
11-
1
$1.183/4
$1
.—
—-—
Inc.
Lines,
12-15
11-14
11-
10-24
10-16
11-16
11-16
"
—,——
(quar.)—
10-25
20c
-
—
$1 pfd.
...
(Del.)
Electronics^
preferred
9
1-
.
10-19
~
-5c
Metropolitan Stores off Canada, Ltd.—
Mexican
11-
11-1
1111- 1
1111- 1
1212- 1
1212-1
(quar.)
Motor
10-10
3
25c
preferred A (quar.)
4% preferred B (quar.)———
Stores
1
12-
Co.
4%%
Mercantile
1
11-
25c
l(4c
$30c
—
—-
—
12-12
25c
(quar.)
...
(quar.)
A (quar.).
1
10c
A
(quar.).,
Mclntyre
Corp.
12-26
10c
,
;
B
3%
25c
—
Aircraft
10-15
10-15
11-
:—12(4c
dividend
Stock
11-15
11-
—
(quar.)——
Ltd.
(quar.)
Corp.
—._—
t
_
Co..
Grain
McCabe
11-
$1
Extra
Corp.
2-15
11-16
3-10
12-27
11-20
40c
(quar.)
Monthly
3-10
12-10
35c
payment
income
5
11-16
12-10
30c
dividend)-.—-'7(4%
class
(lc
Shares
10-23
10-20
5
Light—
(quar.)____.
Kananau
11-
11-30
Specialties
R.) & Co., 5%
Funds, Inc.—
British
Class
(quar.)
preferred
Sutherland
3
12-10
& Co.,
(interim
Ltd.
20c
;
(quar.)
Manufacturing
10-23
12-
10-25
(quar.)
6(4c
preferred
Joy
Ltd.,
5c
3%%
KVP
10-10
1
11-15
(P.
Meridian
due
11-15
1
1
12-
*
series
H.)
Extra
(initial)
Inc., class
B
(quar.)
12-14
9
1
Marconi International Marine
$1.25
Jiffy Steak
Co.
(inibial)
Jockey Club,. Ltd., common
Josbens,
10-19
11-
10-25
45c
(quar.)
Co, common
11-
1
2%
10c
9c
20c
investment income plus 5c from capital gains)
—
Paper Shares (from investment income), r-
3 %
(quar.)
Central Power &
Tea
1
11-
11-
10-15
Inc.
Construction
preferred
Jewel
12-
1
.
$1.09
$1.06
dividend
Products
Jersey
10-10
May
(Jane)
common
preferred
Class
Co.—
Light—
.(quar.)
3%%
1
Inc.
.
47(4c
...
10-25
52c
100%
(quar.)—,———
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-10
10-10
U-
_—_—:__
Electric
10-10
10-25
tlOc
17(4c
40c
2%
—
$2
(quar.)
10-31
-10-25
10c
6V4c
6 (4 c
11 (4c
—-—
1
&
Inc.,
Stock
4%
1
Nov
1985—
1S79
Iowa
5%
Nov
1,
1984
mtge. pipe line bonds 5(4%
preferred
preferred
11-13
!60c
—^
11-15
12(4c
—
Electric,
10-26
11-
.
(quar.)'
Department Stores (quar.)
Diversified Services, com.
(quar.)
A
11-30
11-30
17V4c
(quar.)_
series B
-
3
5%
5c
t$1.25
(quar.)—_____17(4c,
Managed
11-30
12-*
!5c
preferred
Mallory
,
%c
Interphoto
Interstate
Class
Payable of Rec.
1
11-13
!5c
—
Industries
Majestic
15c
Telegraph
preferred tquar.).
convertible preferred
—
4V4% pfd. (quar.)_—
(quar.)
——
Magma Copper Co. (stock dividend)
—_
Magnetic Metals Co.
(quar.)______—
Mailman, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
Holders
1
11-
3
.
Corp. - (quar.)__—
(R.
11-
12-
11-
class A (increased)-—
(increased)
Holdings,
Macoid
10-10
11-15
50c
50c
2(4%
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
10-31
11-15
.
:
25c
1(4%
87(4c
(quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing (increased)—;
-r—
Lucky Stores Inc., (quar.)———
Lunkenheimer Co.
(quari)—r.ii—:
in¬
—
Telephone
1
$1.10
$1.10
...—
Cos.,
Macco
Share
5.25%
Jefferson
Inc.—
.JTen lies see Gas Transmission
1st
Nov.
1981
Lowes
4%
of Company
10-11
:
Angeles
Macy
1555
Co.—
refunding mtge.
debs,
due
15,
1
•
• •
.
capital gains
————:—- ;
Athletic Club (stock div.)
(Subject to approval of stockholders),
Los Angeles Drug Co.
(stock dividend).—
Los
Continued from page 13
Jantzen,
Northern Natural Gas Co., 45/8% debs, due Nov.
1, 1978;
4%% debs, due Nov. 1, 1977; 4(4% debs, due Nov. l'
1976; and 5(4% debs, due Nov. 1, 1979
Nov
Fortland General Electric Co.
3%% series due 1984—
Nov
Premier Steel Mills Ltd.—
6(4%
Logan
DIVIDENDS
$4.22
5%
1978
-
Ltd. (s-a)
(Jonathan), Inc.
Class
When
1
11-
—
Long Island Lighting (quar.)-——
Long Mile Rubber (stock dividend)—___—
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund—:
"
12c from
net investment income plus 40c
<
,
10-U
10-11
60c
-
—.__—
:
(M.)
MRA
Jane
Merchant Marine
Loeb
6
—
1
1
11-
15c
preferred (quar.)
:—
Inc.
(quar.)
Corp. (R. I.), class A
$2.40
—3.7%.
.2%
5
11-
31 (4c
31 (4c
25c
from
—
1
12-17
10-
11-
15c-
Local Finance
2,199
+
11-
10-25
,10c.
$1.44
5c
Stock
B
Loblaw,
liabili¬
_
process.
$4.36
Co., Ltd.—
secured
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
Stock
Cos.,
Class
71
♦
Home
Loblaw
29
—
11- 1
12-31
t$1.24
t$l.ll
t$1.04
—
(quar.)__________—
Litton Industries (stock dividend)
reserves
Class B
'
May
in
International
Page
1976—Nov
Nov.
54
..
11-15
(Ft. Wayne)
-
(quar.)__L
Stock
Special
liability on acceptances
for foreign correspond¬
_
Name
Date
4(4%
(1,852)
accounts.note
Per
REDEMPTION
Corp. 43/4% debs, due Nov. 1,
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.—
6(4% debs, due Nov. 1, 1978—.:
10
+
(
11-15
,
$1.12(4
*
Lynchburg Gas
(quar.)
Lytton Financial (stock
given in the Chronicle.
Stores
10-10
—
:
Original
582
+
;
;
32.9%
provisions.
Company and Issue—
Allied
R.
last date for mak¬
or
11- 1
_
(quar.)
preference
SDecial
redemption,
fund
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
F.
1-15 *
1
13%c
Printing, common (stock dividend)—
Original
280
+
1,-260
—
10-15
2-
10-15
< •.
Co._^
Link-Belt Co.
notes,
number gives the location in
page
capital
certificate
and
_
Figures
Fund Notices
&
gold
combined
ents
a
Salt
$3.50
55
+
9
_
72
12-15
Corp.—
preferred
Preferred
accounts
liabs.
of
deposit
purchased
found
+
462
;
In
capital
Contingent
be
52,261
88 8
ties
will
(1,852)
:
1^ .2
10-30
(quar..
common
Lincoln National Life Insurance
81
+
996
Surplus
to
Below
Stores
4(4%
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Total
figures revised.
liabilities-^
CAPITAL
separately.
Oct.
Co.,
Northrop
&
Class B
S.
U.
+
+
6
10-26
11-1
-
Inc., common " (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)—___
+
Wilson Engineering Co.
(initial)_i_
Lerner
21
+
4,551
79
!
5,
11-
3
"$1.75
10c
5%
285
+
312
dividends
accrued
12-
12-1
27(4c
$1.50
' $1.75
Lear-Siegler,
414
+
+
(1,433)
items
10-
11-1
12-
deduc¬
Government
and domestic commercial banks, less cash items in process of collection.
S Includes certified and officers' checks not shown separately.
11ncludes time deposits of U. S. Government and postal savings not
al}
and
cash
<
^
10-10
4
—
+
18,502
deposits
c
preferred
696
+
21
...r—
•[
-
preferred A (quar.)
—_—
preferred B (quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar)—
+ 1,233
13
322
—
10-19
10-31
719
+
banks
479
account
12-1
10-31
(quar.)——
!31(4c
5(4% preferred (quar.)——
:,!26(4c
Layne & Bowler Pump (Calif.) (s-a)——
10c
Stock
dividend
2%
6(4%
+ 2,199
331
—
12-15
i,
12-15
2,336
+
57
+
17,495
reserves
Foreign
467
+
12
—
•'
r
_
——
Little Miami Bit.—
bank
Total
of
1,206
—
11-20
15c
21
—
96
—
5,231
._
ACCOUNTS...
17
+
29,129
5
National Bank
dividend
Leeds
—
+
(419)
12-
■
(quar.)
Cooler
Crosse
Lincoln
notes
10-26
■1
V-.. • • ••• y;'/;
(monthly)^i. He:,
14c
+
1
707
(1,852)
11-12
8V4c10c
+
1,433
—
10-15
Y.)+-. "r
2,210
+
53,683
-
__
+
6,314
106
—
9-14
10-24
18c-
5%%
256
—
10-26
of
class A
(monthly):
A
5
5%
;
—1___
preferred
(quar.)__—_—
—
preferred
(quar.)—_;—
..—
4.16% preferred (quar.)
Larsen Company (initial)—__——_--r—
Laurentide Financial, Ltd:—
"
Deposits:
Other
X Exclusive
(1,433)
collection
of
process
Reserve
31
+
.
2,247
________
liabilities
CAPITAL
30,399
Other
others
2,210
+
336
30,193
assets-
51
—
—
8
4.44%
LIABILITIES—
Borrowings:
From
in
Member
Commercial
8
1-
4.96%
2,135
—
"4-
1-15
payment
of $3 to
participation."" A
authorized
•
Quarterly
137
Foreign.
Governments,
264
agreement
securities
and
assets
Total
+
3,188
;4-15
$1.25
—_* ""12(4c"
4%
——
"certificate
Lafayette
Leslie
7,173
+
._
From
loans
items
Other
7
+ •
8,647
—
8
2ac
~
—12(4c
(Brooklyn,- N. Y.)'
—_____
2.92%
Lambert (Alfred b Inc.. class A X lncr. quar.- 25c
Lamontagne Llmltee, class A (quar.)_^—_ +
!10c
La
72
securities
Govt,
Banlc'J
'premises—
93
+
repurchase
S.
U.
Total
34,058
._
deposits...
14
3
Company, common (quan)
preferred (quar.)i__——'—Z
7%
preferred (quar.)
—
_______
7%
preferred (quar.)
—.l__—_____
Krylon,
Inc.
(quar.)____——
Kuhlman Electric—
1
'
; "
5(4%
series A preferred
(quar.)_____—
Lee
175
—
206
+
548
+
30,193
outright
12-15
3
5%
:„
+*
599
etc
bought
under
Total
...
official insts.,
4,131
Total
—1,432
—2,154
—
12,168
savings—
Commercial
—5,825
682
—
407
+
4,868
...._
——_
Governments,
13,902
—
2
1-
——
interbank:
Foreign:
+ 7,903
—
-K: 812
—1,786
64,492
4,491
&
Commercial
.
9,542
Notes
633
+
91,059
partnerships
Domestic
2,618
7,655
Bonds
61,377
deposits—totalS-
Individuals,
tl.
+
+; .•;>
adjusted!.
deposits
-1,751
160,490
_
Bills
Certificates
Total
1-
'
12-
______—
Corp.,
Stock
1,615 "
+
712
-
-
:
account
certificate
Redemption
12-17
1961
1962
—
—2,932
"33
-
392 "
—
64
-
Oct. 18,
Oct. 10,
1962
ASSETS—
610
+
41
-
( + ) or
Decrease ( —) Since
—2,727
-:.-_6.
12,656
——
banks—
Currency and coin
Balances with domestic
Other
+
l
1-15
6%
(In millions of dollars)
Gold
—
years
with
1,632
338
-
5,927
13,837
5,646
——_
securities—.
Reserves
1,612
1
yl-
12-15
liquidation of the fund is expected
Class
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
"117
+
11-
25c
—
Kroger
bonds maturing:'
S.
years
5
+
+
41
r",
3,979
2,124
*
to
10
31,513
certificates
596
71
-
1,760
._
+
9
11-15
12-
—
year
Kratter
Consolidated Statement of Condition
199
68
17,991
banks..
+
17
15,008
—___—__
Treasury
•
——
._
bills——.J
of indebtedness.—
Treasury
.
___,
—
154
-
10-10
11-
11-
Corp.——L—
next
33;
1
1
12-15
& Vogt
each
*
19
—
2
3,418
2,724
652
etc.—
—J—
loans——
Loans
S.
finance,
banks———
foreign
loans
3
-
80
1,272
11-
10c
dividend..:
Company
,
11-15
11-30
—10c
Quarterly
141
10-20
12-
•
—
Mfg. (incr.-quar.)
Knickerbocker Bioiogicals, Inc. (N.
47
+
institutions:
-
estate
Other
+
8
11-10
11-14
11-20
preferred (s-a)
Kingsport Press (quar.)__—_____
Kingwood Oil (stock dividend)J.
Klein <S.) Department Stores—
final
_______
_
financial
97
+
—
11-14
87(4c
20c
5%
carrying:
or
securities-.-
Government
U.
:;''v
758
2,123
securities-^.-
11-14
1
10c
———
...
Ektra^'
Knape
1
12-
8c
10c
__——.—
Stock
11-14
11-14
1
12-
8c
~
(quar.)^.^..........."..-
Corp.
Kentucky Stone Co., common (quar.)
Common
______
(quar.)—:
Kostin
securities
Government
S.
Other
—_
Company—
1 •
3(4%
preferred
(quar.)
:
:—
Kennametal, Inc., new com. (initial)-.Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
'
.
chasing or carrying:
,
Co.
1
1
12-
'
5
1
TENDER
OF
Monthly
Kayser-Roth
;
;
(
1975—___—.Nov
1,
Jan.
(monthly).:—...—*
Corp.
Common
Co.—
debs,
&
Kavanau
1552
745
*
-——Nov
stock-.—i._Feb
1, 1987
cumul.'pfd.
Aug.
5%
Petroleum
subord.
2
-Nov
preferred stock
L.Oct 31
debs, due July 1, 1965—.Nov
1
1212-
15c
8c
(quar.—
Kellogg
bonds series Q
Co.—
Heusen
Building
Broad
&
Extra
cumulative
conv.
.,,
(quar.)95c
$1
$1.05
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.083/4
preferred (quar.)
$1.12(4
Kavanagh-Smith
'•
.
Light—
&
Power
preferred
4 35%
-
637
1049
9
2
Inc.—
__________
4(4%
mtge.
f.
s.
Date
"
.
pfd.
York,
New
3(4%
National
Payable of Rec.
4%
preferred (quar.)
:
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)—
4->a%
stock-—.___.No.v_J4
pfd.
cumul.
NOTICE
—
1,327
City
3.80%
*
1598
stock—
;
.
4.20%
1989
1,
Corp.
Phillips-Van
+7,360
+ 6,719
pur-
Kansas
1495
1
CALLED
ISSUE
cumulative
4%
Edison
Dec.
6(4%
§63
loans-——-
for
pfd.
cumul.
1
1
Nov
-
Southern Ohio Electric Co.
Southern
Texas
1061
77,708
dealers
and
Iowa
—
loans
brokers
to
or
124,344
;
industrial
Inc.
Hartford Gas Co.
1962*
6(4%
1st & refunding mtge.
due
Greyhound
Oct. 11,
■
Co.
Nov
Nov
—
1977—.
1,
.126,104
____
adjusted!—-.
_
Commercial and
Loans
5(4%
to
+)
1978
May
Tractor
&
Consolidated
(In millions of dollars)
—
694
+7,643
:
: T
investments
and
investments
and
Oct. 3,
19a2
.
loans
Loans
Oct. 10,
Products,
Columbus
Decrease (—) Since'
,,,
1
due
Materiels
Caterpillar
bor¬
Loans
due
due
Company and Issue—
Avon
commercial banks decreased $41 million.
domestic
Pipe Line Corp.—
May 1, 1978
Kaufman
individuals, partnerships, and corporations
million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Gas
ENTIRE
of
Reserve
debs,
Vulcan
increased $81
Federal
debs,
4%
Savings deposits increased $137 million and "other" time
deposits
debs,
6C8%
adjusted increased $218 million in
District, $176 million in the Chicago
District, $61 million in the St. Louis District, and $57
million each in the Richmond and Kansas City Districts.
Demand
the
/
Page
Date
,
Chronicle .7. Monday; October 22, 1962
and Financial
The Commercial
(1702)
-
10-10
11-30
10-25
.
!65c
11- 1
10-
!25c
11- 1
10-16
5
Number 6205
196
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
J.) Mfg. (quar.)—
Meyercord
Co:
(quar.)l—,
Michigan Gas & Electric—
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Per
' IO-I2'.;
11-); 1:
32V2C
—
Name
Paj/ab/e of Rec
Share
of Company
(George
Holders
When
Per
Name
Meyer
4.24%
1
10-20
10-31
10-16
10-31
10-16
11-20
7V2c.
11-5"
11-
4.90%
-j-
$1.12 %'
—
preferred
Stock
Manufacturing
Miller
&
Rhoads
Minnesota
&
Ontario
4.56%
■
v
10-19
11-10
10-26
11-
10-
Safe
Mount'
common
10-15
$1.12 %.
_ _ _
.Class
__ __ _
28c
10-27
10-. 8
$1.50
11-
1
10-12
11-
1
$1.05
:_
5c
./1Q-24
'V-
pfd. (quar.)/
(quar.),
Industries,^ 6%
/»2c-
.*:•
11-
11-30,
$3.50
"
M0yi5
dividendli.__-iiii._ii.____i._j.
Multi-Amp Electronic (stock dividend)—
Murphy Corp., 5Vi % preferred A- (quar.)__
12-20
.12-
2%
12-20
12-
3%
)*-
•••
■
*.
•
11-15.
12-"
&
4.64%
preferred
Nation-Wide
(quar.) __r_,
Estate Investment
Real
Stock
Nat'l
Bank
of
New
1
Stock-1
10-15
10-31
11-
Piatt
5y2c
'_
Corp.
10-31
5c
(quar.)
(New Brunswick)
Jersey
:
_
Bank
stock
A
Tulsa
dividend
holders
National
of
10-17
11-1
40c
of
approval
Bank
&
3-14
(Okla.)
4%
subject
Jan.
on
Trust
25c '
(quar.)___
8
to
Hess.
Blank
Book
Chemical
National.
(stock
Inc.
dividend)
12-14
;(quar.)i^____-___%_7_^
&
Mfg._______i____J___
City
National
National
.
Electric
Welding Machine— • "
(Increased-quar.)
National Lead Co.,
6%
pfd. B
(quar.)
__
National
Life
Quarterly
National
National
(quar.)
*
Realty
1
Life
12-21,,
Corp.
dividend)
-.Corp.' (stock
111112-
) 3-
$2
___
Jersey
Bank
New
Process
New
York
(*quar.)._______-_____^_)-^
&
Co.,
Trust
new
State
"
..
Common
(quar.)J__.
3/(5%; preferred
(quar.)——
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
4y2%
preferred (quar.)____
;
York
Auction
Norfolk
&
$1.12%
1-
Western
adjustment
preierred
American
Ry.—
Acceptance
North American Van
Trust
$1.50
Ohio
11-
9
1
Co.
-12-
Telephone,
Red
11-1
Pacific
Quebec
10-12
20C
(quar.)
common
Northern
Railroad
H.)
(N.
Utilities, Ltd.
.11-
Northwest
Engineering,- class
11-
1
11-
1
11-
11-16
1-
1
10-31
10-17
11-30
J15c
11-30
JlOc
25c
11-
Northwestern
Glass
Steel
&
Bush
Ohio
Leather
Oklahoma
.
&
Corp.,
(quar.)
One
10-
10-31
"
—
10-26
11-
1
11-
1
11-
1
,
12-10
.Osuawa
Otis
10-15
10-15
11-15
10-15
Outlet
Co.
32 %c
11-
1
10-16
11-
1
10-16
1-
1
1-
1
10-16
8c
12-24
Corp.
12-
1
12-
3
11-
10-26
llr
•
-f
Rollins
Lighting Corp.,"
National
Pacific
common
25c
(San
Package
Products
Pall
Corp.,
Pan
American
Papert
Park
Bank
class
A
10-25
(quar.)i
(quar.)
10-
5
Chemical
Co.
Patterson
&
Co.
$6
Gas, Inc., $1.50 pfd.
Penn
Traffic
Penney
Pennsalt
(J.
Mutual
Co.
C.)
Chemicals
(quar.)__.
(quar.)_
12-17
11-30
11-16
10-31
10-31
10-
25c
11-
1
10-22
25c
11-
1
10-
11-15
t$1.50
37%c,
9c
*
5c
30c
15c
11.
3
10-16
1
li-^1
5'
10.
9
10-19;.
10-26
10-
10-25
10-10
1111-
1
1
10-
1
Corp.
preferred
10-25
1
.rv
11-
16c
10-22
11-15
(quar.)—
1
1
11-
5
10-16
11-1
10-19
$$1.18
(quar.)_—
'./•■•
1
—^—
—
1
11-
1
1
1
$50c
12-17
12-12
Rice
Mills
(quar.)__
Inc._
22 %c
Porter
(s-a)
Ltd
preferred
10-25
10-
1
11-
&
1
11-
12-
1
11-
$1.23%
12-
1
11-
1
U-
10-15
Oil
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_______-
Rorer
H.),
Inc.-(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-22
10-
10-25
Stores,
Class
(quar.)
common
B
(quar.)__.
Royal Dutch Petroleum
terim
payment
U.
S.
exchange
New
in
York
of
funds
shares)
Guilders
the
Amsterdam
Shares
gld
(20
2.60
at
__________
10c
(quar.)
10-31
per
current
10)
Int Ctf.*____
&
10-22
($25
97y2c
1
10-19
11-
1
10-19
11-
1
10-19
$1.10
par)
11-
$1.06 V*
11-
1
10-19
27y2c
11-
1
10-19.
(quar.)
$1.15
Lawrence Corp.,
St.
preferred
Louis-San
Ltd.,, common
1
10-19
1
10-19
10-19
11-
1
11-
1
27J/4c
3lV4c
3%
11-14
10-18
$1.19
12-
4
10-18
$25c
11-
1
10-1
10-25
9-25
t$1.25
5%
preferred
Sams
(Howard
Ry.,
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
W.)
San
Carlos Milling
San
Juan
Racing
Co. .(quar.):
&
Co.
(stock
!
;
Extra
Market
Industries
(quar.)_.
Ltd. NV (quar.)
Schneider (Walter J.) Corp.—
Class A (for the two months
ing Nov.'- 30)
Co.
Parts
Roe
Schwitzer
preferred
&
(J.
1,
11-
1
12-31
12-14^
tl5c
11-
1
10-
12-
1
10-15
2
14c
10-25
10-
8
23c
10-25
10-
a
2%
12-
11-20
25c
3%
Fund——_
(stock
Co.
pfd.
div.):
(quar.)—
12-14
11-30
1
12-17
10-31
10-15
57c
37!/2c
(quar.)___
10%
Corp.
!
(quar.)
10c
75c
—
:
3%
1-
11-14
11-26
10-15
10-24
10-10-
11-
10-11
11-
1
1
(quar.).
5
11-30
11-
9
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-10
6c,
19c
;:"
12%cK'
__;
"
(quar.)
10-
15c
:
common—
Products
12-10
25c
—
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
7'/2c
(qu*r.)
Clothier (quar.>
'/._ a_J
10-31
10-15
10-31
10-
11-
10-15
1
12y2c
11-15
2V2%
10-23
15c
10-31
20c
(quar.)
10-15
10-31
5
.
65c
Super Food Services
M.
E.
Freight, Inc.
Class B
4%
10-31
11-
1
9-23.
10-19
3
Television
10-25
10-10
10-25
10-15
10-26
8-24
10-26
8-24
Texaco
12-
1
11-15
Texas
3-
1
11-16
2-13
Shares
Canada,
Electric
4%
&
(quar.)
27 %c
$4.84
preferred
A
(quar.)
27 %c
2-
1
1-18
$4.76
preferred
A
(quar.)
27 %c
5-
1
4-18
$4
5%%
preferred
A
(quar.)__
27 y2c
8-
1
7-18
10-18
preferred
Therm-O-Dlsc,
11-16
10-31
27c
10-31
10-15
10-26
10-
11-30
10-31
4
—
$1.27
$1
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15.
25c
(quar.)—
series)
(quar.)—
—
$4.56
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Inc.
12-14
10-12'
11-
1
10-15
—
Light,
preferred
10-10
12-28
10-26
$40c
Texas Pharmacal
Power
1
6c
(quar.)
(1959
10-23
11-
20c
(s-a)
Service, $5.08 pfd.
preferred
11-15
$2
(quar.)
Inc.
10-23
10c
(s-a)
Electronics
Texas Instruments,
preferred
1
Management
Ltd.
5%%
11-
pfd.
*—
Terminal-Hudson
10-19
11-30
conv.
Tenney Corp.—
Class A. Payment for a three months period
(August, September and October, 1962)
9
15c
4%
11-15
I2y2c
Wine_
11-
22 %c
(quar.).
10-16
10-23
20c
(s-a)
10-31
11-15
30c
quar.)
(increased quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co.,
10-18
20c
30c
,
(increased
Electronics
3
15c
class A
preferred
12-
25%
(quar.)
j.
Inc.,
$4 preferred
:
12-
i
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—•
M
Stock dividend—
Texas
A
(quar.)
Products
California
Milk
10-10
12y2c
Balanced
Suburban Propane Gas—
5.20% preferred 1952 series
Sunbury
1
11-15
Corp.
Gas
10-10
10-10
11-
12-15
Fund—
&
of
10-15
1
2%-
dividend
&
10-15.
1
15c
(quar.)
Stock
Textiles, 4%%
&
1
11-'
*
■
,
Stores
P.)
H"
9
+10c
"
ordinary income.
(stock dividend)
Finance
Container
11-19
from
are
Stern
1
11-
$1.25
Ltd.
Farnham
Aluminum
12-
Corp.—•
-5%%
—_
(increased)
Farnham
12-
$15c
;
- i quar. 1
Canada,
11-
10-22
—
—,T
Corp.
&
Bros.
&
12-17
end¬
A (quarterly dividend for the
period
ending Feb. 28)
(quar.)—_——
(quar. )__^_;_——_z__:__
payments
12-17
Class
--
of
Roe
15c
!
period
—,*/„
17y2c
(quar.)
J56y4C
10c
pfd.
dividend
preferred
.
25c
Schlumberger,
Co,
10-19
10-19
12-10
.
4%%
Ltd.. class A~ (quar.)___
(quar.)
B
25c
5c
Schenley
.
Ltd.,
Co.,
Products
Taylor
15c
dividend)__
Assn
40c
i—_:
Electric,, Co.t—
Fuel
$1.25
Francisco
Corp.-^
(quar.)
Extra
;
(quar.)
Dredging
preferred
Quarterly
Talon,
of
.__
,
T. I.
share
(quar.)__
11-
1
Tamar
St.
10-20
10-19
10-22
(in¬
rate
Oct.
1
1
1
1
11-
Suburban
10-10
11-
11-
11-
$1.03%
'Extra
5
11-
10-19
11-
Stubnitz-Greene
10-10
20c
11-15
$1.40%
Strolee
10-15
20c
:__
11-13
11-13
$1.18%
Strawbridge
.
Rose's
in
.
10-24
20 c
1
1
$1.10
(quar.)_
(quar.).
Stouffer Foods
9-25
15c
(quar.)
12-
12-
92V2c:
!
(quar.):
Webster, Inc. (quar.)„
Stop & Shop (stock dividend)-
9-28
10-25
20c
D.)
(William
10-31
10c
11-13
Service—
preferred
Stone
11-1
25c
a—
1
Service—
preferred
preferred
Stock
'
(increased-quar.)
Corporation
12-
Co.
(quar.)
Public
Stone
9.
11-15
11-13'
25c
.____
Electric
preferred
Stevens
9
12--
'3'%
——
1
Ltd.
Chemical
&
Stern
9
l $1.37%
:
r.
12-
34c
*'
Co.,
$63y2C
Sterling
9
$1.18%
5
19c
$.2656y4
Water—
5%%
5
(quar.)
11-30
Sterchi
9
12-
c
10-
10-19
Stephenson
5
12-
$1
5
10-31
10-10
Both
10-12
23%
_______
10-
28y2c
12-10
Stein
10-15
2
10-31
11-15
Stein
10-15
2
11-
$1.02 y2
(quar.)_
(quar.).^
Broactcasting
2
11-
5
28c
11-10
10-25
Steel
11-30
11-
10-
$1
Stock
10-12
18c
;_x___
10-31
20c
Star
10-14
12-14
12-10'
24c
Stanley Brock,
10-12
1
110c
—_____—
Mills
Cotton
1
1
11-
4%
_i—
__—:
11-
11-
10c
*—__
12-20
(quar.)
com.
(s-a)
Grease
Standard
11-23
______
12-14
10c
12V2c
Standard
11-26
10c
10-15
11-20
Drug, common (quar.)
Standard
'.
10-19
.
1
12-28
10c
10-20
$1.60
10-19
11-
11-
J25c
10-15
Standard
12-21
11-
1
3
3
1
Steel
12-31
27 %c
to1212-
11-
5%
933/4c
1
12-28
15c
/Stecher Traung Lithograph
;
11-
12-28
(monthly)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)_
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
5%. preferred
(quar.)_
Spencer Shoe Corp. (stock dividend)
:
10-11
(quar.)
10-17
5.62 y2%
10-11
$1.12%
10-20
7
31'/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)_/_
&
1
10-26
11-
Ltd.—
preferred
Class
11-
11-
Gas__*.
4.60%
10-1
59 %c
1
40c
4.75%
"■
;
,
11-
12-
10-15
25c
x
t50c
4.40%
Canada—
of
10-15
38%c
4.40%
10-26
10-31
14c
(monthly)
1
$1.20
Gas
<1.80%
10-15
45c
(quar.)_
11-15
11-
(quar,)
preferred
4.25%
10-15
11-
30c
_______
Engineering
(Dallas)
11-
1
(quar.)___
Southland Paper Mills, common—
Southern
3.70%
1
JlOc
12-
1
$4.40
10-26
tlOc
___
1
'
10-15
10c
,
10-16
11-
t25c
(quar.)
Southwestern
10-19
11-
10-16-
11-16
(quar.)
Southwestern
10-19
11-15
11-16
11-
2
11-15
5c
20c
$.002
$25c
4.15%
40c
9-28
10-10
$2.38
10-16
11c
1
11-1
Southwest
Z
11-23
10-
11-
$2
9-28
$25c
(quar.)___
Varnish
Power
preferred
3.90%
24c
5
1
22c
Edison,
(quar.)
Fertilizer
4.75%
8
12-
11-
-
(quar.)—1/
Canada
10-
12-15
15c
preferred
preferred
1
33c
;
Common
9-21
10-30
10-19
11-
(increased quar.)
California
Southern
10-15
12-12
10/12
11-15
61c
(Texas)
5.44%'preferred
10-iS
10-29
11-23.
*
Natural
Co., Ltd.
9-28
10-12
.$25c.
(quar.)_
preferred
4%.
10-15
10-31
30c
Industries
10-31"
11-16
145c
Fund
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)_
,
(George
10-19
25c
(quar.)
J.), 5% pfd. (accum.)
Co. (Keene, N, H.)
(quar.)
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
Square
10-17
10-31
,
9
5c
(C.
Penn
11-
7y2c
(quar.)__
Ins.
Fuel
10-31
11-15
7y2c
.
11-23
m?.
25 c
Fund, participating units (quar.)
Roper
10-17
5c
Penman's,
Penn
10-31
20c
—
Davis
,
10-19
10c
Airways (quar.)__
class A (initial)-
10-31
tlOc
(quar.)
common
14)
Roper
5
11-15
32*/2c.
World
Koenig Lois,
Peerless
60c
Fran.), (quar.)
Extra
Parke
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
Gas «& Electric,
preferred H. & J.
Ronson
5%
Pacific
9c
11-15 ?.rm
10-25
10c
____.—
Co.—
dividend
:4.95%
(Del.)—
:
"
___J—^__
5.50%
preferred (quar.)
Rogers Corp. (stock dividend)
Rohr Corporation
(quar.)_
10-19
1
Georgia
Southern
income
(quar.)
1
10-
J15C
•____
Company—
Owen^-Corning Fiberglas
Quarterly
12-11
40c
Ltd., class A_—_
(quar.)
$1.21
—
___,—1_—
common
12-24
10-30
$1
12 %c
25c
Wholesale
Slevator
9
10-19
—
4.10%
■
10- 2;
11-15
preferred
10-31
,
1 *
10-11
(s-a)___
$1.25
11-
10-26'
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-15
1
11-15
*10-29*
common
&
10-12
11-
com¬
(quar.)_-_
9
11-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
4%%
preferred (quar.)
11-20
12-10
50c;
$1.19
*
11-
12-
11-15
A
Ltd.—
4»/4%
1
12-
class
Southern
9
40c
in
(quar.)_.
California Water, common
9
11-
—
4%
11-20
11-15
—
.___
Originals, Inc.
(quar..y^
Orpheum -Building
Go
1110-
12-
of America
Rochester
-10-10-
$1.17
-
1111-
2c
10-12:
$$1.75
—
common—__
(quar.)____
4% preferred (quar.)
"___
4.75%
preferred (quar.)__i__i___
British
Bank
Express,
Robinson
10-10
tl2c
preferred
(quar.)
'
common
Brand
Roberts &
10-12
'
4.65%
9%
10c
10-19
10-26
Paint
10-30
17%C
(quar.)
4.48%
"11-15
20c
10-10
112c
(quar.)__
&
Dec.
Inc.,
Roadway
5
10-30
7c
Products, common
7%
preferred, (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities,
River
10-11
.10-15,
50c
__
_'
Steel
10-29
10-31
10-30
1%
v
1
five
Ltd.—
preferred
Southern
Selection
Rittenhouse
10-10
33c
Fund-
(quar.)
Extra'
Ontario
1
10c
<
_i_,
Street
11-
33c
_
12-
16c
10c
Monthly
10-19
$1,06 y4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Algom Mines, Ltd., common
Rio
(Chicago)— y
dividend
William
10-10
25c
class A- (quar.)—
1
20c
12y2c
Co., class A
Power,
B and C
'
I
3%%
,10-10,
32c*
•
—
Onondaga Pottery
1
1
10c
__!___
Republic Life Insurance
Quarterly /_
___:__
11-
25c
(quar.)
31%c
20c
Y.)
Inc.
Corp.
Metals
Stock
com.
11-
10c
—:
preferred
holders
Rich's,
10-10
25c
/
,
Electric,
Old
Stock
•
(quar.)—____
(quar. )2
Gas
Old. National
Class B
Wire
Shoe: (quar.)—,
10-19
10-12
-
<
S.) & Co., Ltd., $1 pfd.
Southland
Trust, Ltd., Amer, Shs.
(Final
payment
of
approximately
41.9c
y
per share subject to approval of share¬
•
11-
25c
(initial-quar.)—i_>
Northwestern
Nunn
11-15
10-12
10-30
*
•
O.) Corp. (quar.)
(Howard) Paper Mills,
Southam
11-15
10-30
Trading, Ltd. (interim)
America, com. (quar.)
of
"
9-28
'
;
t33V3C
4.56%
-
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
■;4%%
11-15'
1
1st
Rhodesian
9-29
25c
—l.—
1
$1.16
Machine-*.—
Stores
4%%
11-15
(quar.)_,_—
!;Extra
12-
10-19
1
10-25
$1
"
./
(A.
$1.55
.10-/5
10-25 '
11-
20c
;
Sonotone
9-28
1
37 %c
(quar.)
Chemicals,
(Canada),
(quar.)-/
A
Reynolds
25c
Class. B
$2
11-10
6%c
.
_!
for
&
Corp.
(T.
South
11-23
11-
(quar.)
<quar.,)_
(One
preferred
Smith
3
10-16
10-22
6c
(quar.)
Class A,
1
10-
5
1
-
B
Smith
10-15
10-
10-25
$50c
—.—
(N.
Inc.
Carriers
.4%%
12-14
$1.50
■
1
10-31
11-
11-
60c
(quar.)
com./(increased s-a)
(quar.)
Smith-Alsop
'■*
37 %c
Trust Co.
Aluminum Co.
10-10
:
Corp.
:
Reynolds
1
10-31
.
*
3c
10-15
income)
Glass
Simpsons-Sears,
11-14
Electric
9-21
10-25
______
11-
90c
50%
(quar.)_
National
9-21'
40c
(quar.)__
3
10-15
1
10-12
10-19
40c
/__!
Inc.,
(Henry I.)
Simms
3
12-
II-
(quar.)
Reliance
*
A
12-
12-24
.
(quar.)
Republic
9-21'
,10-16
55C
(quar.)____
12-24
62V2C
$1.17 y2
1
1
10-31
(quar.)_
A.)
Pacific
$2.44
3
15c
Investment
Stores
Reliable
10-16/
1
1
1
$50c
;
12-
Y.)
Corp.
Transport
Sierra
10-12
62 %c
____
(quar.)
Co.
Folding
Class
11-
(quar.)_
1
12-24
1111-
stock of Shell Oil Co. of
Canada, Ltd.)
Siegel
1
'
Inc.—
4% preferred (s-a)
:
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada,
-Common
(quar.).
10-26
11-
85c
7V2c
,
11-
37 %c
(quar.)—_
(quar.)____^__—
11-
11-15
5c
38%%)__
Reichhold
8
-38c
Ry. (quar.)_
Power, common
Northland
Owl
Reece
9-28
'
Northexm
Northern
of
Redwing
1:
10-
$1.37%
Y.)
•
10-12
(Winston-Salem,
N.
Southwestern
Realty Equities
$1.25
(N.
5%
50C
Real Properties Corp. of America—
'Class
A
(quar.)___;
10-11
37 %c
(quar.
11-15
6%c
(quar.)__!—T—h.-"
Purina
tax
10-18
11-
10-22
.
10-31
dividend)-—
dividend)
(quar.)
Corp. of America,
Reitman's
;l_——_
3
9
'
IO-I2:
12-15-
(quar.)_-_
Insurance
Northern
11-' 1
50c
(quar.)_.:__
12-
Can
Real Estate
10-15:
1 '
10-30
(quar. )____
•
(quar.)
Gas, common
preferred
Northern
11-
10c
.__
20%
!
&
Co.
Sheraton
10-15
(quar.)—
Organisation, Ltd.—
Ordinary A
(17y2%
less
10-19
t6c
___
(quar.)
C
Radio
Ralston
7
i2y2c
(quar.)—
Corp.
Canada, Ltd
Corp., common
preferred
R
10-10
1
'"
Illinois
preferred
Illinois
5.50%
of
(quar.)—.:
Pennsylvania National Bank &
Northern
5%
12-
25c
Lines
(Scranton)
Northern
1
15c'
r
;
10-
1
•':**••
7
11-
15c
(quar.)_
10-26
11-
$1.22%.
-•
preferred
North American Fund
Northeastern
12-
1
12-20
93 %c
(quar.
11-30
Shell
Rank
15c
'
Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)JL_'_'
Co.
(quar.)____________C_'-
6%
12-7
I-21
A
Oil
mon
11-30
1
12%iC
income)________
investment
Class
Shell
10-12
12-30
*
Shawinigan Water & Power, common (quar.)
5
Class
Co.
preferred
(H.
Shaw-Barton
10-19
1-, 1
3%
4%
North
11-15.
11-
Shares
___/_
..Shatterproof
10-12
1
30c
Puritan Fund, Inc. (quar.)_____
Puritan Sportswear (quar.)
10-8
,
*
,
(NJ)—
(quar.
Gamble
10-19
4-
Co.__.
1
1
10-10
1
___T___
10-15
$1.12%
______
12-
2%
—
10-10
•,
10-10
'10-24
11-
4.90% preferred (quar.)—___
Puget Sound Power & Light common (quar.)
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
Co.—
York Merchandise
Newberry (J. J.)
Nielson
(A.' C.)
1
1
11-
5oc
"
(stock
preferred
4.64%
9-28
*10-10
1
93 %c
+
—1-
Stock -dividend
New
4x/4%
11-1
1
10-22
35c
___
New
10-15
1
11-
7c
__j
Gardner
-
—____—___
16c
;
L__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shareholders Trust (Boston)
2
10-31
$1.25,.
37 %c
Ltd
Quebec 'Power
•:
■,
10-15
.*,2-15
11-
Co.
Latzr,; dommdn
Shoe
(From
Edison, 4.70%> prd.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___x_u.__i
&
l
15c
Bank
Public Savings Insurance (Texas)—
Stock
dividend
i__
Public Service Co. of Colorado, com.
11-21
1
1
11-
40c
;•
(initial)_-_'___/
Gas—
&
10-25
20c ..11-1
(quar.)_—'
com.
Electric
1
11-
9c
.
Selmer
Shaer
Producing Corp., 6%
pfd.
(accum.)_
Progress Manufacturing Co.;—
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)___
!
4,
11-
_______
Fund
10-1510-15
12-
&
B
preferred
1
l
62 %c
10-
1
11-15
.
England
•Prince
4%
1111-
11-
2nd preferred
(quar.)__„
preferred
(quar.)
—1__
Bros.,
Class
97%c
_
11-
50c
(Rochester,
(From investment
Seligman
*
,
Proctor
10-30
2 y2%,
CO., 4y4 % preferred (quar.)
$1.06 V*
'21c
Power,v common
(quar.)__-_u—;:
5y2%" preferred (quar.)__
27y2c
•
Neiman-Maicus
New
Price
7.
10-30
(Fla.)
10-10
(quar.)__
i'0-16
10-31
7y2c
Co.
(initial )_____
Nevada
New
.12-
10-31
-15c
(initial) _i
*
Insurance
Union; Electric
10-15
10-15
11-1
./"'••
_______
.
Investors
"
vll-
t20c
Standard
National
(Canada) —•/
__.—
Oats
National
Nautec
-
Assurance
ll-l
Components (quar.)
President Brand Gold Mining, Ltd.,, Ordinary
(Interim
payment
of- about $0,444
per
depositary share)
10-15
1
$1.58
_
.110-10'*
A—
Pratt, Read & Co.
11-
15c
.
;iiw-4
-
Natonal
Corp;,-, common
3.60%-
7
;
___
$1,10
Precision* Automotive
2%;
-
.
5%
1.
-
•
*
$1.17
:
Mfg. (stock
Scale
Corp—,
10-15
40c
(quai\)_—
dividend)--—-
(stock
class
11-15
15e
Bank;,(Cleveland)
Company
10-10
.
_L__
>
5
11-
5c
National
.
12-
11-1
:__
12-15
3%
>J20c
Selected American
$1
Atwood
Potomac
40c
Bellas
National
&
$2.50
YJr—
Common
National
3-
Corp.,
Polaroid
5
stock¬
N.
:
(Norwich,
12-
10-10
(quar.)_____
dividend
Pneumatic
10-19
-
12-14
Security Trust
1
Payment for September and October__L__i_
Plume
'
National
h
*
$1
Banknote
Trust
&
10-19
11-
—
State
Life
Quarterly
10-19
10-31
47 %c
Chemical
Company
Security
10-31
10c
95c
.
10-19
11-20
,
(initial)
-
$1.07 %
*
1
lOc
common
*
i
dividend
Trust
Quarterly
10-15
Trust
__
Aeronautical
■.
11-15
58c
Monthly
National
-11-1"
22 %c
'
,
(quar.)_:^
Plainfield
56y4c
___
*
(quar.)
•:
1
/:•;•,"•
•
______
New
■
Corp.
common .(quar.)___
Pittston
Narragansett Electric—
'
4%% ■ preferred (quar.)
class A
Co.— *
11-1
12-
preferred
-
7
10-15
10c
Security First National Bank (Los Angeles)—
Quarterly
1
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven)—
r
,
•
10-31
i0c
Security-Columbian
5
9-
(monthly)___
Holders
Payable of Rec.
2y2%
(quar.):
$3.40 preferred (quar.)___
SeriVner-Stevens
(quar.)
10-11
11-16
Fetzer
Paper
$4
•10-11
split
•Pilisbury Co.,
Pittsburgh Brewing, common (quar.)
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate1 Giass
(quar.)
3 '
10-
10-31
10-31
<quar.)_
Stevens
Scoa
,
111-20
17 %C
&
div.j.
(stock
51
When
Share
Monthly
■
two-for-one
Heather,
•
Company
Aviation
Scott
10-31
1
10-31
62 %C
—__
••
11-
5c
(quar.)—
,_!
11-15
11-15
15c
(quar.)_1.
a
Ano.-—;
5y% preferred
11-15
1
&
preferred
Pierce
10-15
$1.37%
8
-
,,,
;
.
(stock
11-
tl5c
preferred
(quar.)
Petroleum
(quar.).
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—.:
Common
(stock dividend)-
9
10-31
12-
(quar.)____;
Morris,
4%
.11-9,
,
110c
8
Phillips
,
10-16
11-30
" 6c
.
11-
(quar.)__
3.90%
9-28
10-26.*
6c
4.68%
Philip
10-10
.
12-
(quar.)
Electric,; 3.80%, pfd.
(quar.)_^.
preferred (quar.)
——!_^
:
preferred (quar.')w_o__aL-r.^Jj'x«i,_i_
preferred
(quar.j__
4.40%
■
10-12
10-30
7%c
i„
'
5c
—
Inc.
common
approve
Howell
4.30%
•10-15<
V *.
A
Cement,
B;
11-15
Philadelphia
11-1
_Z
Bottlers
5%
Peteison,
i
Z_
(a u a r.)__
(quar.j_.
preferred
(quar.)—
Peter Paul, Inc.—
.
$1R0
'"
,
Mount Royal Rice 'Mills' Ltd. ( quar.
Mount Vernon iwiills; "7%
preferred* (s-a)___
Movielai. Film Laboratories-r'
*
.Class
*
*•
10-15
1
Per
Name of
11-15
12-
.__
United
Peimanente
-
10-15
11-
$1.20
-
,
quar.)_'_:
(initial
Mount* Diablo
Pepsi-Cola
.10-15
1
Fibre
dividend
12-
..
;—;—
Peoples Credit Jewellers Ltd.
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers,
5
11-1
,11-
$1.09
Prodiicts____.;.*_*.s.-—
Clemens
1
11-1
$1.14
k
'
Mosler
25c
,
.____
preferred "(.quar.)
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)_—:
Electro
10-31
Chemical
Stockholders
$6
Morse
;
10-18
41V4C
[ preferred .(qUar.)
Power,
11-16
10-30
$1.18%
Monongahela Power, 4.80%
pfd.- (quar.U4.50.%-' preferred (quar;)___.
Montana
'
12-12
10c
(quar.)
____
(quar.)_——lZZZ—:Z-
4.36% v preferred
4.4d%>
11-16
20c
Light—
preferred
•
12-12
*
(quar.)——___
Paper
Mississippi Power &
25c
20C
oo., "common.!—
4%%
pfd. (quar.)___
(quar.)—Z—
Inc.
Minneapolis Gas Co.
*
'
Miller
Penobscot
;
$1.06
2%
(quar.)__
$1.06 %
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-
$1.16
preferred
4.25%
,
:
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Scott
4.64%
preferred
(quarjJ:
Michigan Seamless Tube
(quar.)
!___
Mickelberry's Food Products (quat.)__—
•
When
Share
of Company
Pennsylvania Power Co,—
,
$1.10
(1703)
(increased-quar.)
—
35c
$1/14
$1.21
$1.19
$1
25c
1-20
1-12
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
10-31
10-lt
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1704)
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Co.,
Edison
Toledo
20c
(quar.)___™__
common
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10-
10-26
5
.
4Va %
$1.06(4
12-
11-15
Wolverine
Aluminum
4.25%
$1.06(4
12-
3
11-15
Wolverine
Shoe
4.56%
$1.14
12-
3
11-30
11-15
*50c
11-
1
10-
2
11-
1
10-
2
preferred (quar.)™
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Toledo Scale Corp.
(quar.)—™:
Toronto-Dominion Bank (increased
Securities
Town & Country
Trane
quar.)
(quar.)
25c
,
Corp. (quar.)_—___
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
Common
$5.70
Gas
&
10-31
stock
Three-for-one
proval
10-
9
split
class
Woolworth
&
to
subject
Nov.
on
A
10-15
1
10-15
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
Work
Class B (quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co.
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
11-
11-23
21c
9
11-30
11-
12 %c
11-15
10-31
2%c
11- 1
10-15
'v'- 30c
12-15
(quar.)
Temper Corp., common ' (quar.)_»—
Tuboscope Co. (5-for-4 stock split)
10-24
11-
1
*15c
12-
1
11-
dividend
class
on
.
62 Vac
11-1
&
A
Wurlitzer Co.
Yellow
YoEk
noncumulative
Union
Gas
Union
Oil
Union
Trust
Co.
Air
Lines
United
Stock
United
.
(Md.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
:
in
Canadian
resident
lax
British
funds,
15%;
deductible
tax
*
•
12-15
10-26
6%.
12-15
10-
.
class
12 %c
A
1
10-29
10-29
10-19
50c
12-10
11-20
45c
(quar.)™
Co
12-10
11-23
11-
12 %c
10-
1
United
investment
from
security
(Del.)—
16c
profits
10-31
10-
____
Controls
10-26
9-28
10c
10-29
10-15
12-
1
11-15
1-1
$1.12%
22
%c
25c
(quar.)
12-18
10-31
10-31
30c
11-
1
10-
12-
1
11-15
_
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Sugar
Dorn
1
10-22
11-
1
10-22
2
20c
10-31
10-
10c
11-
1
10-15
30c
10-26
10-12
(quar.)
'
____
__™
Volt Technical, class A—
5
1
10c
11-15
10-26
$1.12%
11-15
Bros
Pictures
10c
11-15
10-15
11-30
11-15
11-
preferred
$4.80
preferred
11-
1
1
1
10-10
$1.15
series C conv. preferred (quar.)
Weatherford (R. V.) Co. (stock dividend)
Weissberg
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
(H.
R.)
Corp.,
class
36 Vic
11-15
3%
9-30
10-25
9-27
10c
11-15
11-
1
10c
12-15
12-
1
Wellington Equity Fund (8c from net invest¬
ment income
plus 12c from capital gains)
20c
11-15
10-25
Welsh
10c
1-21
12-21
19c
10-31
10-15
Class
A
A
(monthly)
(monthly)
Panel
(initial)
Werner
Transportation Co
West Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
Western Air Lines
(quar.)
Western Canada Breweries
Western
A
24%
taxes
,
:
$1.12%
Holdings,
11-15
-*
this
by
been
2
Sales
1
10-
5.20%
preferred
Pacific
Power
$2.55
on
preferred
preferred
and
:
increase
77%
a
in
Ind.,
first nine
the
1962,
Vincent
subsidiary
Orders
last
Bach
hand
point
in
earnings
after
in
months
1962
Net
^
The 1962 figures include sales and earnings
by Selmer as a wholly-owned
Corp., acquired
25, 1961.
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
11-
1
10-
5
11-
1
10-
1-
2
15c
11-
12-14
1
officials stated.—V.
company
196,
10-17
1
11-15
t$1.50
12-
1
11-15
$1.43%
$1
11-1
11-
1
11-15
1010-
5
15c
12-15
11-30
50c
11-
1
1
11-
11-15
11-
11-15
11-. 1
IIIIIIII
$1.12%
12-
11-19
r__i__
•
(quar.)
1
1
11-15
10-19
11-
10-19
10c
10-26
40c
11-
1
1
10-
10-
5
5
8c
I™
10-31
10-16
11-30
preferred
preferred
investment Income)
(quar.);.
(quar.)
a
year
reduced
shares,
1,683,363
shares
half,
expenditures
the
fountain
movement
sales
the
tine
and
second
do
$600,000
to
or
36
ratio
8c
12-27
12-12
$1.50
10-31
10-15
pfd.
(quar.)__
_
4c
10-31
10-15
2.0
J.
will
better
be
if
ballpoint
new
across-
we
subsidiaries
higher
foreign
of
months,
he
pointing
said,
operations of Packard
should
that
out
be
first
half
Ralph Mengel, Argen¬
instrument manufacturing firm in which Sheaffer
purchased a controlling interest last month.—V. 196, p. 1288.
writing
Pen
M.
2.0
2.0
2.0
&
Inc.
Ended
before
Net
profit
Earnings per
1962
1961
$9,090,086
$6,884,529
838,228
496,280
_v__
__I_.^__™___
' 407,828 V
243,780
share, based on 426,591. shares 1 '
>
•
" •*• •
•
<
,
2.0 *
John
C.
1962—____—
$0.57
$0.96
948,
:
per
the
first nine
months
$47,171,821
compared with
1961.—V. 196, p. 475.
of
the
$39,630,366
current
in
the
year
Co.—Annual Report
1962
$1.32
stock
stock-!
$1.27
stock-
common
stock
expire at 3:30
redeemable
$1.26
11-
1
10-15
call
$1.27
11-
1
10-15
with
price
—
Oct.
held
p.m.
prior to Oct.
declining
accrued
3,668,022
3 432
3 244
/
(thousands)
sales
$0.88
202,657
4,057,542
(electric)
8,825,680
210,374
...
residential
per
$18,787,000 $21,453,000
;;
....
..
Y.,
N.
and
has
company
announced
that
Contr.
Pax
Elec¬
wholly
a
to
be
used
V
in
inter-field
"
.
/••:"
communications.
•
to
manufacturer
cents
29
preferred
in
the
Net
sales
sales
the
For
Mass.,
of
oontrols
*
and
for
of
per
This
period
the
third
share
common
dividends.
similar
last
after
provision
with
compares
25
for
cents
per
over
last
year.
quarter, were
$2,500,599—well
$2,071,545.
nine
months
ending Sept.
30, based on the
611,874
shares outstanding at that time, the
company had earnings of 78
cents a share—$542,435 met profit—on sales of
nearly $7 million.
On
the
the
stated
20%
the
that
shares
the
of
the
period
current
earnings
those
over-
at
made
of
nine-month
announcing
dent,
be
number
same
for
In
at
1961
company's
1961.
in
earnings
figures, Harry P. Neher,
Standard-Thomson this
and
will
meet
the
were
Jr.,
Presi¬
"will
year
original
66
forecast
stockholders
meeting." He added that the company
has a "healthy current
backlog," and that operations in the fore¬
seeable future should be most
satisfactory. In July this year the
company resumed payments on its preferred dividends, which were
in arrears, under a plan to pay three
quarterly dividend install¬
ments
in
each
quarter.
heat
as
and
manufactures
exchangers
assemblies
hot
ovens,
distribution
and
and
missile
automotive
power
temperature
water
heaters
and
world-wide.—V.
are
thermostats,
components,
control
devices
jet
196,
p.
air¬
and
bellows
for
such
engines.
prod¬
Operations
476.
Stauffer
of
record
(EDST)
1,
1967
periodically
unpaid
Chemical
Co.-
-Acquisition—Negotiations
Ended—
Oct.
17,
1962
that
they
American
No
Viscose
reasons
attributed
stocks
ment
and
to
the
to
to
an
and
off
American
Viscose
negotiations
Corp.,
the
for
an¬
sale
of
Stauffer.
given.
decline in
were
the
filing of
the
broken
action
move
the
company
had
the
for
block
the
assets
anti-trust
merger.—V.
196,
p.
However, industry
prices
suit
by
of
both
companies',
the Justice
1350.
sources
Depart¬
•
Straza Industries—Acquisition—
corresponding
Straza
Industries
has acquired the operating
assets of Sigaal
Parts, Inc., aerospace components manufacturer based at
Carlsbad, California, it was announced by John Straza, President
Oct.
11.
The
at
$52.50 per
thereafter,
dividends.
sets,
Straza
to
the
acquisition were $133,373 cash for the Signal as¬
machinery and equipment, office furnishings,
a
$250,000
backlog of unfilled contracts.
Also,
will lease the 11,000 square foot plant facilities with
options
include
and
purchase.
.
.
>
"Signal's special milling machinery,
three dimensional milling
for exotic metals, and skilled machinists will
markedly
increase our capacity and capabilities in this field and
strengthen
processes
our
offer
of
which
inventories
stepped-up
said.
metal
components
manufacturing
operations,"
Mr.
Straga
on
The
a
"
CONVERSION FEATURES—The preferred stock is convertible into
common
at $17 per share and, at the option of the
company, will
be
$1.12
$1.00
9,292,968
i./.
•
per
Oct. 26, 1962.
First Boston Corporation, New York City, heads
group underwriting the offering.
10-15
1961
$59,886,194 $55,203,244
13,072,613
11,033,087
11,814,511
9,861,651
temperature
components, has announced third-quarter earnings of $196,-
Terms
1
1.0
1.0
amounted
Rights Offering to
11, 1962, Smith-Corona Marchant offered to holders of its outstanding common
stock the right to subscribe for 240,044 shares of
5V2% convertible preferred at $50 per share, at the
rate of one new preferred share for each eight shares
11-
1.0
Boyce
Aircraft
Smith-Corona Mar chant Inc.
Stockholders—On
$1.25
1.0
&
.
common
363.
p.
equal
share
On
Fitchburg,
common
W.
Legg & Co/___
Ryons & Co.
LJ
KWH
Waltham,
current
I
$1,969,134 for the first nine months of 1961, equal to
share, based on the same number of Shares outstanding.
of
E.
,
Mass., company reports consolidated net income
for the nine months ended Bfpt. 30, .1962, amounting
share on the 1,491,000 shares of common stock now
outstanding. These results compare with consolidated net income of
will
&
-
income, tax^*
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.—Nine Months' Net Up—
period of
1.0
Battles
Bros.
Service
>
common
equipment
196,
nounced
to
1.0
1.0
Standard-Thomson Corp.—Net
Slightly Higher—
,
Net sales for
1.0
___—
outstanding at year-end
Co.(j Inc.,
electronic
ucts
Sept. 30—
Federal
outstanding June 30,
—V. 196, p. 363.
This
1.0
1.0
&
Clark, Inc.
21J.
Woodside,
bellows
Sigma Instruments, Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
sales—
"•
owned "subsidiary, has been awarded a
contract
in
the
amount
of
$256,000 by the
Chicago branch ofthe U. S. Army Signal
Corps for telephone sets;'with accompanying
craft
Period
1.0
Co.
Dain
Janney,
2.0
Standard-Thomson
Net
Co.
Co., Inc.I
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
Filor, Bullard & Smyth
Granbery, Marache & Co;, "
2.0
expenditures
196, p. 475.
cents
products produce the kind of
anticipate," Mr. Sheaffer said.
pen
profits
six
include
not
1.5
1.0
__1 _____—_™I—___
j
annual
This
for
sales-income
cartridge
Both
in
per
per
income
improved packaging, expanded market
product development will increase costs in the second
and
but
and
cents
compared to $726,000 or 43 cents
outstanding the previous year.
net
1,688,345
on
research
&
1.5
_L___
Space A^e Materials Corp.—Receives
Army
•
President
ago,
.
__
5%
losses
on
share
11-15
-
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service,
$13,648,000
10-18
Fund—
(Quarterly from
from
10-18
75c
(monthly)
Power
II
share
5
8c
Electric
exchange
Co.
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
•"-inc.
1
:_
1.5
________
& Scribnerl.
Co., Inc.—
&
Burnham
Co.—
customers
year's
announced.
$2.01
25c
I
Co., and subsidiaries
months ended Aug. 31
six
$2,994,749
25c
common
up
Sheaffer
of
7%c
(quar.)
fiscal year—the
operating income for the period was higher than that of
last year, he said, non-operating costs including substantial foreign
to
I_
I
sales of the W.A. Sheaffer Pen
$15,935,000,
A.
11-23
25c
Stores
to
11-15
12-
1
Boettcher
Barth
2.0
paid per share of
of
tronics
475.
p.
Sheaffer Pen Co—Sales Up, Net Lower-
first half of the
Walter
12-10
1-
1
J.
2.0
Co._
1.5
Deane
4.0
2.0
kilowatt hour sales
—V.
10-5
1-
Singer,
Wkls'ton &
"_
Co.,
income___
—V.
5
10-31
8-16
*$1.12%
"
;
Company,
preferred
5.04%
7
11-
t8%c
Monthly
Monthly
Wisconsin
11-
; :
t8%C
Wilbur Chocolate
Wisconsin
1
11-30
35c
(quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
White Stores,
Inc.
(quar.)
the
—rose
10-15
11-
10-31
$1.25
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie
1
11-15
59c
pfd.
Schwabacher & Co.
4.0
customer—.
Sept. 30, scheduled for shipment during the
of 1962, were nearly double those on file at the
1961,
consolidated
10-15
11-30
68 %C
;
& Lake Erie Ry., common
(quar.l
prior lien (quar.)
Whippany Paper Board (quar.) II
IIIIIII
White Sewing Machine, $2
preference (quar.)
$3
preferred (quar.)
White Stag Mfg.,
class A
(quar.)
Inc.
11-
1
68c
4%
&
11-
1%
(quar.)
A
4.Q
Aug. 31—
revenues
Common shares
$6,181,302 compared
were
10-15
63 %c
ri
B
Ross,
1
59%c
common
Brake
<W. A.)
1.5
1.5
Inc.
Southwesterni Public
control
for
Inc
& Co
Gardner—
&
on
three months
same
Co.
1.5
Lundborg
Lester>
Number
compared to $200,374 or 66 cents per share for the
Sept.
on
on
&
Inc.
2.0
1.5
1.5
Co.____
for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1962,
manufacturer of band instruments for the
period last year.
the
of
Profit
Wheeling
Wilson
11-
i
(George), Ltd., class
B
30c
Hutton
Stein
10-11
•
(quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Class
11-13
1
25c
Westgate-California Corp.. $6%
Class
1
11-
3iy4c
(quar.)
Westinghouse Air
13-
32 %c
f
,,
4.72%
preferred
(quar.)
$2.75 preferred (quar.)
Western Tablet &
Stationery
Weston
"
- (quar.,).
(quar.)
preferred
5.44%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
'V
Stock dividend
4.75%
preferred
9-28
$2.65
(quar.)
RR.
&
11-23
E.
F.
1.5
Co.: Inc.—
Irving
Co.
&
Co.________
Sons.
Reinholdt
Inc
&
&
Southwest
1.5
market.
for
months of
results
62 %c
common
Western Light &
Telephone, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Western
1
Co.
Brown
First
___~ 4.0
Earnings applicable to
Earnings per share of
to $4,967,640 for the same period last year.
Net earnings applicable
to common stock were $372,367 or $1.20 a share for the first nine
10-19
12-
Alex.
reported
Elkhart,
educational
sales
in
have
4.0
Co.
Baird
Dividends
152,600 shs.
;
&
W.
William Blair &
1.5
Selmer, Inc.—Sales Up 24%; Net 77%—
1
11-
Ltd.,
Western Insurance Securities
Co.,
Class
A
(quar.)
Western
11-
25c
*30c
&
Year Ended
1,100,000
1,000,000 shs.
_
~
increase
has
"Planned
Ordinary (interim
payment of about $.865 per depositary sh.)
6.08%
•
240,044 shs.
1,918,138 shs.
below
First California
Construction
the-counter
(quar.)
♦
par)
(no
2494.
p*
Outstanding
$100,000
1,100,000
1,803,739
and
While
6%
,
stock
195,:
$100,000
due 1967
debentures, due
•
named
.
7,442,700
~~ """ ;
,
»
-
«
Inc.
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
-
-
•
•
Burge & Kraus______
—V. 196, p. 1596.
Average
10-10
llr
W aste JKing_Corp.—
6%
Robert
Total
10-10
11-
$1.06(4
(quar.)
(quar.)_
33c
$1.20
-
(quar.)
$4.25 preferred
5
$1.25
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
$4 66
1
ladies'
including
10-11
12 %C
:
Washington Gas Light,
Will
EFFECT TO
GIVING
notes,
fund
(H. & A.)
10-26
20c
_
common.,
.
8,500,000
5,225,000
4.0
Ball,
This
Warner
5%
merchandise
of
195F7_—
I5>
Common
—V.
10-22
$1.31 V*
(quar.)____,
Vanadium Corp. of America, com.
(reduced)
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
$5
10-
10-22
1
11-
'
1
1
_
Works
Corp.,
sinking
same
Camp Sea Food Co.
Vulcan-Hart
11-
11-
1
Van
conv.
Mfty.
5
11,f>'
$1.37%
(s-a)
Van
Iron
20c
42 (4 c
$1.43%
„
subord.
6%
6%
10-15
$1.06(4
Utah-Idaho
variety
CAPITALIZATION
10-12
5c
Leaf Tobacco, common
(quar.)
Pictures, 4(4% pfd. (quar.)
Upjohn Company (quar.)___.
Upper Peninsula Power Co., com.
(quar.)_.
5(4%
wide
a
12-3
25c
—
Universal
5%%
handles
12- ,7
10-16
Universal
5%%
from
comes
the
-
;.
Co
—
from the neighborhood in which the store
present time, approximately 80% of its business
outside the neighborhood.
At
-
10-31
6%c
noc
C.)
Universal
&
Rothschild
Gross
Hill Mines (quar.)
Life Insurance (Washington,
(semi-annually)
U. S. Borax & Chemical, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
U. S. Lines Co., 4%% pfd, (s-a)
U. S. Sugar Corp. (quar.)
U S Time
(quar.)__:
1
D.
Freres
Wertheim
located.
8
Services
-
Co
&
Shearson, Hammill &
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day_
..
.
wearing apparel, shoes, furniture, rugs, household appliances,
luggage, drugs, jewelry, hardware, paint and many other items.
Keno
United
net
1,
Outstanding-
500,000 shs.
4.0
&
Sachs
Becker
F.
men's
from
13c
10
G.
L.
of its business came
90%
is
It
Corp.
(monthly)
A
Continued from page
*
and
Corporation and
Investment News
5
Continental Fund
3c
Forgan
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
Hallgarten & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
F.
S.
Moseley & Co._
10-19
6V4c
—
(quar.)
Investors
Class
Lines,
—
1
4
10-
income
General
4
11-15
of
Securities & Co
Glore,
Goldman,
Canadian nonresident tax.
income tax.
10-26
;
_
1
United
and/or record data is indicated here,
Less Jamaica
x
10-16
1
Funds—
;
The corrected payment
incorrect.
was
'
'
,
.
A.
12-
Cos.
'
5
11-
of America
Coal
'
I
•
-
par)
First Boston Corp
n.o
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.
5.0
Blyth & Co., Inc._____j.____ 4.0
Eastman Dillon, Union
10-
$1
United
date
Non¬
source.
.
1
$1
Quarterly
date
the
11-
37 %c
United
Previously published
y
at
tax 7%.
resident
tax.
income
Bear, Stearns & Co._
(quar.)
Fruit
of
10-15
(quar.)
Electric
such
,
10-15
12 %C
_——
a
severally
at the subscription price plus
percentages set forth below;
the shares * of convertible
preferred stock as are not stlbfor-pursuant to the offering to stockholders,'
3
(quar.)
United
accrued
3
11-15
Dec;
$5,150,000
_™;
underwriters
11-
60c
is
agreed to purchase from the
company
dividends, in the respective
10-26
.10-15
scribed
Less
-
4,000,000 shs.
11-
series)
United
11-9
10-10
._
York,
typewriters,
about
or
■
par)_
6c
,11-10
general
■
-
($50
UNDERWRITERS—The
10-17
11-1
35c
($5
10-19
.
on
•
____;
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Bache &
Co.
50c
T
Freight
12 %c
stock
11-15
series)
B
10-31
Common
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
(1955
Carbon
11-14
1
payable
stock, cumul.
Lazard
tl2%c
—
—,.
____
Buckingham
12-
pfd.
10-19
(1956
Class
notes
5%%
10-19
preferred
United
10-19
11-20
10-19
preferred
United
1
1
20c
Freight Lines
(quar.)
Gas, new com. (initial quar.*
Corp.—
Co.
10-30
1112-
11-15
4%
Biscuit
11-15
lc
-
debentures,
due Jan. 1, 1979J__
™_!
Real estate
mortgages and other
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
10-19
11-
United
10-30
25c
15;1974__r
5(4%. convertible sub.
»
10-13
4%
<
,
notes, due Feb. 1, 1978____
notes, due June 15, 1979_^;
11-15
________
(quar.)—
dividend
Aircraft
5 %%
30c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(California)
notes, due Aug.
4%%
1
11-15
."
(Canada) Ltd.
Co.
5%%
1
12-
87 %c
_
preferred (quar.)__
$3.50 preferred (quar.)__
Union Finance, common
(quar.)
6%
1
12-
92 %C
$1.12%
(quar.)_™_
preferred
12-
12-14
11-15
:
«•
12-14
Transit
t Payable
debt:
$1
(quar.)___
$4.00
Long-term
10-19
12-21
—
____
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15%
$3.70
reduce
to
'
■
6 %c
(quar.)__
County
•
2
1
11-
35c
to
used
added
equipment and photocopy and
the stockholders
to SCM Corp.;
30%
18 %C
17%c
(monthly)__
Yates-American Machine—
Co.—
$4.50 .preferred
;
,
1962.
.
10-18
10-30
*78 %C
(quar.)
be
be
Authorized
B—
class
Union
Electric
will
will
a
change in
this change will not be effective until
however,
6
12-11
(quar.)__—__.
Inc., common
Wear,
a
Union
9
25c
10-15
/
City Ninth Unit, $6 pfd. (accum.)__
Turnbull Elevator,
Ltd.
(quar.)_
208 South La Salle Street Corp. (quar.)_.—
1110-
10-10
$3.50
,
Tudor
sale
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT. FINANCING
——
Stock
11-30
9
t
the
balance
•
At their annual
meeting,
the name of the company
approved
11-16
10-31
25c
10-15
11-
from
and" the
'
•
-
1
$1.40
proceeds
loans
'
■
BUSINESS—The
ap¬
5__——
(s-a)____
pfd., Amer. dep. rets.
(Semi-annual payment of 3% less British
income tax equal to approximately $.041
per
share)
Wometco Enterprises, class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
!
11-
$1.31 %
J
company, of 410 Park Avenue,, New
manufacturer of electric and manual office and
portable
rotary calculators, telecommunications
'
6%
Co.,
11-
True
Acceptance, Ltd.—
6%%
1st pref. A (quar.)
Union Commerce Bank (Cleveland)
10-10
—
1
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•
Monday, October 22, 1902
.
.
data processing machines.
stockholders
of
Stores,
11-
$1.42%
Corp. (N. Y.) for each 100 shs. held)
Transcontinent Television, class B com
Oil
10-16
11-30
11-
bank
funds.
Lothrop—
$1.49
(quar.)_____—__
„
(quar.)™—
Transcontinental
Investing
:
Stock div.
(1.6 shares of Drew Properties
Trico
&
25c
preferred
preferred
$5.26
Woodward
63 %c
«
(quar.)__:._—rr--■
(quar.)™
preferred
$5.60
1
12-14
—
(Mich.)
Co.
10c
$1.22 (4
(quar.)—
(quar.)——
preferred
$5.96
(quar.)
Tanning
PROCEEDS—Net
short-term
12-21
———
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$4.90
11-
20c
:
12-31
2-15
4%
—
Transamerica
$2.55
&
Woodward
i—
Company
—
Corp.
dividend
Stock
25c
3
1-10
5c
11-15
*12 %C
■
Holders
Payable of Rec.
24c
(quar.)l™—
class A
Corp.,
When
Share
Name of Company
,
Wolf
.
share
together
in
with
such
each
case
Division of Straza Industries will be
managed by
Donald Ward who, along with Donald Briggs, owned
Signal prior
to the acquisition. Its annual sales rate has been
approximately
$500,000 which Straza expects to double.
Signal
.
,
Straza's
backlog was
Aerojet-General
Corp.
increased
orders
million
rocket
and
other
—V.
nozzle
196,
p.
assemblies
1095.
to
$7.5
of
$5%
$600,000 for
.
.
million
following
recent
for
Minuteman
ICBM
components.
Volume
Number 6205
196
Superpack
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Ltd.—Nine Months'
Vending
Results—
Acquisition—
Theodore D.
meeting
were
Richmond, President, announced at the firm's annual
sales for the nine months ended Aug. 31, 1962
with
net
earnings
after
taxes
of $270,249
or
that
While
comparisons
in excess
earnings
and
share
per
The
of
for
current
the
fiscal
year,
and earn¬
cash)
Canada. Canbar, a highly profitable operation, currently distributes
Superpack products and vending machines. The territory covered
by Canbar includes the Ottowa Valley Region in Ontario, the Mari¬
time
Provinces
ness
in
sition
in Eastern Canada and
Quebec.
Richmond
Mr.
90%
of the
ihat-ihe
siated
reasonable."—V.
"very
were
196,
launderette busi¬
of
terms
the
acqui¬
1095.
p.
Swingline Inc.—Net Up 16.2%—
Swingline,
the
nation's
largest
President,
Mr.
1961,
10
not
cents
taking
per
including
share
into
Hulbert
12.2%
Taft,
to
196,
E'nded
the
after
on
first
the
prior
for
same
period
30%
tc
Based
$105,370
1961
or
earnings
share.
a
the
shares
from
the
in
profit
share
ended
for
the
prior
$2,287,868,
from
while
increased
36%
25
were
outstanding
versus
cents
six
fiscal
up
months.
to $385,495
18
cents,
1962.
Earnings
of
the
This
share
per
net
past
the
.■
months
summer
industries.—V.
196,
for
the
to
in
earnings for
of earnings
decline
the
years
40%
the
both
normal
the
broadcasting
792.
p.
V
•''»:•••,
•
three
approximately
attributed
>
•
corporation
•
of
this
assets
closed-end
quarter.
than
for
stock
the
also
time.
Earnings
on
an
for
first
the
nine
months
shares
common
16%
was
assets
to
new
a
1962
$1.50
were
during lhat
outstanding
share during the first nine months of 1961
of 2.542.716 common shares outstanding.
per
were
and
end
of
the
Mr.
in
current
to
to
1854,
industrial
services
said
services
Founded
ing,
outstanding
24%
of
at
Sept.
the
over
total
1962,
30,
totaled
outstanding
per
combined
expected
Talcott
time
broad
a
he
continue
at
Dec.
investment
to
volume
the
for
the
balance
the
nine
over
is
year
Improvement
past
of
portfolio
the
future."
months
totaled
$8,847,765
special
nature
sense."
corporation
"continued
and
the
same
three
as
investment
Financial
should
not
be
at
months
of
nine
company's
of
its
stock
Tennessee
stood
at
87%
with the
compared
of
assets
88.7%
at
shown
the
in
end
Nov.
1,
1977;
$750,000
accrued
is
than $1.5 billion.—V.
more
Bank,
Gas Transmission
$580,000
its
of
5J/8%
interest.
196, p.
Co.—Partial
its
5%
due
May
due
1,
May
1981
will be made at The
York 15, N. Y.—V. 196,
New
Gas Traducing
19, .1962,
debentures
debentures
Payment
80 Pine St.,
Texas
of
Equitable
14J5.
Red'n—
Co.—Units
1,
at
1978;
investments at Sept.
30,
its
the
holdings
Products,
2,400
its
own
port¬
common
largest
stock
representing 24.5% of
electrical and electronics, 7.0%,
increased during the third quarter
shares of Continental Oil, 7,500 National
Pepsi-Cola, 4,300 Singer Manufacturing,
Sunbeam.
plus
Manhattan
1495/.
p.
reduced
were
and
8,000
Zenith
Phillips Petroleum
Union
The
was
by
the
Radio.
sale
An
of
15,400
investment
eliminated.—V.
Bag-Camp
corporation
increase
196,
shares
in
of
and
27,200
Republic
shares
of
363.
p.
Offered—On
Oct.
Securities
..
in
sales
had
for
Paper
21%
a
the
Corp.—Net
increase
nine
months
in
Up
net
ended
each
$16
FEATURES—The
principal
the
at
common
.
.
amount
of
debentures
of
rate
...
debentures.
WARRANT
principal
15,
amount
1965,
the
DESCRIPTION—The
common
and
of
$18
at
warrants
stock
rate
In
the
third
$4,610,534,
A
year
Sept.
30,
on
'
'
entitle
$16
and
the
shares
sales
of
"For purposes
and
include
three
warrants
the
sale
Producing of 721
produces and sells crude
counties
and
undivided
owns
producing
erties
in
royalty
which
oil
two
and
in
interests,
it
has
natural
Louisiana
interests
no
four
and
will
are
be
Meadows
separately
used
Net
due
Common
stock
Common
stock
—V.
194,
p.
Oct.
from
gas
parishes.
gas
The
gathering
operates
EFFECT
convertible
15,
other
pay
purposes
of
systems,
oil
also
company
and
various
gas
prop¬
PRESENT
Outstanding
$1,000,000
This
1,000,000 shs.
months
...
period
of
1961
have
been
restated
to
364.
p.
Manufacturing Corp.—Quar. Report
$4,000,000,
its
company
has
quarter
the
in
of
1961
American
the
equal to
with
of
and
which
share
third
1962
volume
$1.35
per
American
share
the
record-breaking
a
Phelps
sales
of
618,225
to
shares
last
of
first
to
$7,534,836,
quarter
of
1961,
as
and
to 71 cents per share
outstanding. For the first
stock
Income
amounted to $300,603, equal
then outstanding.
609,750
the 47%
president stated
year.
increased
the
equivalent
common
net
the
on
fiscal
sales
for
$441,954,
year,
share
per
said
$5,136,967
increased
months
cents
Inc., renamed VSI Corp. by shareholders at
Oct. 17 In Los Angeles, reported an increase
earnings for the three months ended Sept. 30.
to
shares
increase in
sales
and
earnings
for
for
the
five
first
weeks
last
VSI
year
reflected
not
are
in
the
com¬
shareholders
approved the board of directors recommenda¬
tion to adopt a stock option plan for executives and key employees
and voted to eliminate prfe-emptive rights of shareholders.—V.
198,
p. 1393.
Warner Electric Brake & Clutch Co.—Earn. Up
Earnings of
of
1962
rose
'V'f
•
".'IS
>
31%
I'M'
.
this Beloit,*Wis., company for the first nine months
31% above the same period last year .and even sur¬
passed the total profits for 1961.
President Steven P. Wood announced that nine-month earnings
$755,121 on total sales of $9,860,531.
For
the
comparable
period last year earnings were $557,947 and sales $8,176,420. Earn¬
ings and sales for the whole of 1961 were $750,681 and $11,101,471.
were
to
share
$1.38
earnings for the third quarter were 39 cents, bringing
share earnings for the first nine months.
The comfigure for 1961, adjusted for the 5-for-4 stock
June, was $1.05.
per
■parable nine-month
split
last
Mr.
Wood
credited
company
products.
in
of
sales
improved
He cited
earnings
higher
to
especially important
as
brakes
electric
clutches
and
sales
of
all
increase
20%
a
industrial
to
customers.
These
sales, he said,
went to companies in nearly every major
S.
industry, ranging from office equipment to bawling alley
pinspotters.
Other sales increases, he said, were a 35%
gain in
components
electric
in
used
brakes
automobile
used
air
mobile
on
conditioners
homes.—V.
and
196,
a
p.
477.
10%
gain
for
redemption
on
net" income
to
came
$1.30
equivalents
quarter
of
Oct.
$28
The
ness
of
stock
tender
15,
to the
the
the
offer
shares
its
of
to
the
the
following
completed
the
with
company's
close of busi¬
invitation for
28.
invitation
Corp.
America
million
one
the
of
its
of
Whirl¬
and was informed that,
invitation,
RCA would
holdings
total
of
1,158,563
stock.
common
stockholders,
invitation
tender was announced,
for
of
conditions
and
Whirlpool
company
response
the
Radio
terms
company
of
Few
Sept.
time
approached
was
accordance
in
announced
under
that is had concluded
outstanding common stock
announced
shares
-
purchase
Oct.
Prior
pool
Corporation
1,000,000
share.
a
on
the
17,
purchase
at
for
RCA,
than
other
offered
shares
in
tender.
Whirlpool Board Chairman Elisha Gray II said the million shares
be held
as
treasury stock and that the company has no
would
present
will
be
plans
for
beneficial
their
to
reissuance.
holders
of
Hei
common
added that the acquisition
shares which remain out¬
per
then
equal
the
the
$24,200,000
in
the
$24,900,000
were
same
period
3%
or
last
above
Cost
year.
of
to
$2.57
first
than
last
Each
share
months
American
months
share
of
the
on
of
Hfl.
from
share
1,000
Dutch
the
purchase,
the
Whirlpool common
196, p. 1495.
of
number
to 5,271,530.—V.
share,
1961
smaller
of
income
net
compared
$6,800,000,
number
was
with
par
$7,600,000,
income
net
equal
American
of
equivalent to
value each.
All
into
Reorganization Com-
of Texas
Trading
on
both the American Stock Exchange and the Toronto
in common shares of Wilshire Oil, a Delaware cor¬
Exchange
poration and successor to Britalta Petroleums
liquidation), commenced on Oct. 15, 1962, under
Ltd.
(in
voluntary
the new ticker tape
Stock transfer books of Britalta for shares of its
capital stock closed at 3:30 p.m., Oct. 12, 1962, and thereafter au
exchanges and transfers were made into Wilshire common shares.
Robert L. Reed, President of the company, announced.
symbol
The
WOC.
action
follows
completion
of
a
plan
reorganization
under
Wilshire, formerly the United States operating subsidiary of
Britalta, has acquired all of the assets of its Canadian parent com¬
$2.52
to
share
9%
in
per
equiv¬
higher
pany
in consideration for the issuance to Britalta of common shares
equal to the number of outstanding capital shares of
Britalta shareholders will exchange their Britalta shares
share-for-share basis for common shares of Wilshire.
Wilshire
of
Britalta.
on
a
Britalta's
is
florins
Oil Co.
which
1962,
outstanding.
Sales In the 1962 period were
year,
$75.7
million against $69.4 million.
American
of
verted
nine
per
nine
then
alents
50%
first
Wilshire
Stock
outstanding.
operating expenses declined by $200,000 or
1%
the same period last year and net operating incotfie
to
$2,700,000 from $1,800,000.
Other income,
.net
of
deductions, was $2.5 million against $2.6 million in the
third
quarter last year.
■
by
of
outstanding has been.reduced
pleted—Stock Listed—,
in
the
American share
compared with
increased
result
a
shares
$3,500,000
U.
l/20th
figures
dollars
S.
exchange rate of Hfl. 3.60.—V. 196,
p.
at
of
an
have
the
ordinary
been
con¬
approximate
formed
the
V.
Canadian
subsidiary,
assets
Britalta
have
transferred
been
(Alberta)
to
a
newly
which upon
subsidiary of Wilshire. •
Petroleums Ltd.,
reorganization became a wholly-owned
196, p. 158.
364.
VSI Corp.—New Name—
Voi-Shan
Industries, Inc.,
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—Nine
Less
Corp.—Common
Offered—Via
Oct.
13,
1962,
all
sinking fund'subordinated debentures due
sales
and
before
operating revenues
Income
mon
Deficit
$45,427,000 $40,771,000
1,063,000
per"
common
used
share
after
requirements——,-r-T—
Dividends declared per share:
preferred—
V.,196, p. 364.
doT'nno
491,000
preferred
dividend
Common
$970,000, will be
—
taxes
Net
8,
prospectus, Naftalin & Co., Inc., Minneapolis,
offered publicly, 1,000,000 shares of this firm's com¬
stock at $1.15 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at
*962
Period Ended Sept. 30—
r.
Net
Color
Months' Report—
-
this issue..
30,000
Nov.
On
the
on
other
sales
Video
called
1,312,500 shs.
first quarter is not expected
to continue at the same rate
throughout the fiscal year. He said the acquisition of D-M-E Cerp.
not occur until Aug. 4, 1961, and D-M-E's sales and earnings
30,
681,268 shs.
30,000
1099.
outstanding 6J/2%
Outstanding
4,000,000 shs.
__
share
Sept.
compared
2,684,632
See
Texas National Petroleum Co.—To Redeem Debs.—
of
FINANCING
FINANCING
de¬
1974
(25c par)
purchase warrants__
lands.
current
TO
were
equivalents, was announced for the three
1962,-> by Alegemene Kunstzijde Unie N.V.
(A.K.U.-United Rayon Manufacturing Corp.), Arnhem, The Nether¬
ended
American
Bldg.,
Union-Camp reported net income of
share, on sales totaling $58,616,621.
$3,846,701, equal to 49 cents a share,
a
1962
The
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
on
and
Mason
to
income
on
1962
cents
wholly owned converting subsidiaries.—V. 196,
income
For
to
Dallas,
properties in 14
Authorized
subordinated
bentures
$100
April
when
ownership.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
5%%
assurance
Whirlpool Corp.—Repurchases Own Stock—
of comparison, the financial statements for the third
nine
2,940,262 American
third
to
payable to banks; and for various other
including augmenting the company's working capital.
Texas
meeting
following
As
on
each
of
$55,661,551.
United Rayon
-
re¬
1967,
$350,000 of notes
Gas
distribute
standing.
Sales
prior
15,
to 59
the figures
quarter
the
to
quarter
equal
ago,
net
to
.
holder
for
share
per
for
.
from
proceeds
BUSINESS—Texas
net
4%
a
1962.
The company said in Its interim
report that it is "still evaluat¬
ing the etiect of the new depreciation rules"
and
it
was
"not
possible at this time to determine with accuracy the effect
they
will have on current
depreciation policies."-
are
110%
,
three
of
at
at
into
common
debentures
initially
warrants
debentures
The
transferable.
PROCEEDS—Net
The
of
share thereafter until Oct.
per
expire.
the
at
debentures
convertible
are
share
one
deemable at the-option of the company
principal amount, plus-accrued-interest.
purchase
be
company.
1803.
sales
in
President
21%—
income
to $1.90
months
of
the
Industries,
annual
47%
in
the nine months, the company had net income of
$14,843,696,
a share on sales of
$176,304,426. For the comparable
period in 1961, net income was
$12,313,683, equal to $1.58 a share,
on
sales of $168,883,160. Per share figures are
computed on the
7,790,504 shares outstanding Sept. 30, 1962.
•••<
>
equal
on
Producing 5% % subordinated convertible deben¬
tures, due Oct. 15, 1947, with 30,000 common stock
purchase warrants.
A debenture Of $100 principal
amount, with three warrants, was sold as one unit
at $100 per unit.
shares
in
U.
Holdings
Gas
6 'A
GIVING
(par 10 cents)-
p.
compared
were
purchase of 26,200
Dairy
4,600
stock
the
public utilities,
were
oil, 11.4%; chemical, 7.2%;
and drug and cosmetic, 5.6%.
and
100%
Chase
Corp., Nashville, an¬
nounced that it is manager of a group of underwriters
which offered publicly an issue of $1,000,000 Texas
; ' CONVERSION
of
Per
which Tri-Continental had
in
assets;
by
30.
of
folio.
commercial financing, factor¬
equipment leasing
and rediscounting
business and industry. The company's
of
has called for redemption on Nov. 1, 1962, through
the sinking fund, $500,000 of its 6%
debentures due
of
investments
on
nc
es¬
the ;year.
company
operation
195,
Voi-Shan
the
earlier.
$15,-
investments
as
prototype
a
to
pursue, has
operations, sales or contracts, and has no
position/ Consequently, no assurance" can
return
any
it intends
business
Voi-Shan Industries, Inc.- -Name Change Approved
wholly-owned subsidiary, Tri-
Corp.,
Taking into account the bond holdings of the
the report said, Tri-Continental's over-all proportion of
months,
of
home
-Sales, Earnings Up 47%—
place emphasis in
Sept. 30, the value
investment assets,
was valued at $16,573,655 at Sept.
better-than-market Increase of 6.6% from
represented a
543,016 at June 30.
common
in
tubes
the
parisons.
to
policy on common stocks," and
holdings accounted for 88.7%
about
was
of
sub-contract
for
the
the President and Chairman said, Trieffort "was devoted to thorough reappraisal
The
to
tubes
did
For
The
—V.
to
stock
common
in the
new
earnings,
stock
Common
49
holdings and continued search lor individual securities
to represent sound current value and to hold promise
iis investment
production
Authorized
three
quarter,
primary
is
CAPITALIZATION
be¬
which appear
for
the
attempt
television
given that such products will be successfully developed or
profitably manufactured, or that such products will be developed to
a
point permitting their manufacture. There can be no assurance
that the company will operate at a profit or that the company will
be successful in the
promotion of , its proposed products, since such,
profits and promotion are dependent upon the acceptance of the
company's products by both government and industrial markets.
corresponding period of 1961.
that "much of the increase in
ordinary
a
the
in
In
will
white
can-be
the
the
however,
tele¬
time.
to
The
for
out,
this
date
and compared with
all warrants, assets
Assuming exercise of
equivalent to $41.14 at the end of
with $39.75 at June 30 and $54.09 at the
of $383,019
pointed
considered
at
were
income
increase
an
report
income
$42.51
1961.
compared
the year.
as
ginning of
The
31,
share
common
Net
from
up
and
The company will attempt to
develop, manufacture, and
thin "black and white" and color picture tubes and no
moderately
mid-year,
quarter
of
recovered
$44.07 at Sept. 30," the report
was
home
provides
sales,
range
demand
for
outstanding
in
use
has not completed production
company
given
Sept. 30, Francis
President, reported.
This
Steel,
the
strong
share
common
and
sets,
black
of
competitive
as
manufacturers
television
company
1962,
per
The
the present
of
for
as
at
than stock prices in general to
said.
at the
comparable period last year.
Silverman
financial
loans
increase
an
$386,782,108
said.
"Assets
better
Common
During the third quarter of the year,. Talcott recorded the highest
quarterly net earnings in the company's history, it was reported.
Receivables
to
still substantially
$494,151,096 at the start of the year. The $11,588,394
increase in value in the three months
just ended, "reflected some¬
what better prices for common stocks in general which
regained a
part of the severe loss experienced during the second quarter," the
average
$446,454,300,
according to the corporation's report
of 1962.
Net investment income was
recovered
color
tablished
Chairman, and Fred E. Brown,
from $375,193,714 at June 30, but
up
subsidiary,
of
home
manufacture
than the
Industries
of 2,701,028
the third
moderately better
first three quarters
for the nine-month period.
up
Randolph,
period.
share
per
average
$1.39
income rose
Sept. 30, 1962.
net
ended
president of the major industrial finance
consolidated net earnings for the first nine months
were
$4,397,524 as compared with $3,804,637 for the
1961
Earnings
an
months
for
history
well
as
company, however, does not plan to manufacture
home
television
field, although
the company will
the
The
fields
government
The
the
during
company,
increased
common
share
"recovered
per
for
attempt to license other
Tri-Continental, the nation's largest diversi¬
prices in general,"
Investment
This
of
investment
Assets
to
engage
in development, manufacture
"black and white" and color picture tubes.
use
in various display devices In the
thin
>"■'
Silverman,
year
comparable
on
that
reported
nine
for
sinking
Tri-Continental Corp.—Assets Higher—
fied
Continental
said
company,
of
has
the
R.
the
and
sets.
for
of
designed
..
.
Talcott, Inc.—Earnings Up 16%—.
company
Herbert
called
has
operation
This
The
$0,517
redemption
on
Nov-.'T,
1962,
fund,
$400,000
of
its
GVo%
debentures due 1978 at 100%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will
be made at the First National
City Bank, 55 Wall St., New York.
The corporation has also called for
redemption on Nov. 1, 1962,
through operation of the sinking fund, $500,000 of Its first mortgage
pipe line bonds, 5Vi% series due 1980 at 100% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine St.,
New York 15, N. Y.—V. 196,
p. 1598.
which
;V
.
1,081,946
$0,536
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Partial Red.
The
through
of
!S '£■ rt
1,121,483
primarily
be
tubes
market.
Tri-Continental's
(James)
$10,418,221
__
1962,
will
industrial
$12,329,099
,_j
share
increased
income
2,
distribution
vision
1961
2772.
Continental's
for
BUSINESS—The company of 729 Centinela Ave.,
Inglewood, Calif.,
incorporated under the laws of the State of Minnesota on
Feb.
1962
!
common
"During the
is
31—
taxes
per
194, p.
show
profit
before
from $1,554,580
year
37%
cents and
47
versus
30,
Sept.
on
current
$2,128,018,
account
year.
during
high during
company for administrative expenses, pur¬
of additional equipment, salaries,
and other
was
at
before
quarter
$597,688
$2,671,423
Aug.
—,
executives
that
$744,188.
quarters
fiscal
bowling
—V.
$58.80
was
61 cents
experience
revenues
after
Earned
F.
$12,360,529
fiscal
from
income
on
the
of
year's- first
two
full
sales
Per
outstanding.
from
second
44%
up
per
income
were
on
first
for
in
of
fiscal
in
quarter.
half
on
$964,036
the
and
gain
announced
the
quarter rose to
Earnings
taxes
has
for
Federal taxes
1,568,938
the
Federal
Net
less
$861,661,
fiscal
for
$283,505.
For
shares
represented
share
a
earlier year. The
or
$1.96
$13,867,772
President
was
second
income
based
p.
income
on
1962,
Revenue
from
This
equal
220.
Jr.,
taxes
30,
year's
net
.
Broadcasting Co.—Net Up 44%—
Federal
Sept.
capital
686.
p.
Tip-Top Products Co.—Nine Months' Report—
Period
Investment
$2,053,869
1,050,000
on
;
l
$2,268,832,
$1.86
or
net
a
in the
were
based
rose
previous year.—V.
Taft
account
gains
are
sales
$1,948,499
reported
snare
capital
figures
Net
the
over
196,
r
,
earnings for fiscal 1962 were
share, excluding net capital gains.
increase
this issue.—V.
Co.
of
said
per
16.2%
a
,
manufacturer
announced.
Linsky
$2.16
the
and
staplers
and
use,
achieved record high sales and
ended
Aug.
31,
1962, Jack Linsky,
staples for home and office
earnings in
its
fiscal
year
to
by
chase
Tubes
revealed the recent acquisition (for an undisclosed
of Canbar Distributors, Ltd. of Montreal, Quebec,
company
of
sales
30, 1962, would be approximately $7,500,000
be a minimum of 80 cents per share.
ings should
amount
that
predicted
Refining
1962)
like periods were not available, these
Superpack's entire fiscal 1961 gross sales
of $176,442
Atlantic
Net
Richmond
Nov.
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
oi Cnicago, 38 S. Dearborn St., Chi¬
1854.
bank
p.
23 cents per share,
with
of
earnings
net
August of
and
or
38 cents.
Mr.
195,
corporate purposes.
see
are
$4,400,005,
ending
National
II.—V.
Tidewater Oil Co.—Sells Buffalo Service Stations-
share.
per
during the third quarter (June, July
$2,053,107, with net earnings of $115,036
figures
of
First
90,
53
gross
Sales
were
1, 1975 at 104'/4%
The
at
cago
$5,014,860,
cents
54
Jan.
(1705)
,
,■
$1-79
$0.9
$3.75
$3.75
■
v"
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1706)
.
.
Monday, October 22, 1962
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Unified School
Charter Oak
Los
Foley, Ala.
Jefferson
Dist.,
Bond
F.
Offering—Sherman
Bond
will
receive
until 7 p.m.
the
at Los
(CST) on Oct. 30 for
Bated
bonds.
July
The
clusive.
1962.
1,
July
bonds
Due
1987 in¬
1963 to
from
1
callable.
are
Principal and interest payable at
National
Merchants
the
Mobile.
Bradley,
White,
Due
the
Interest
-(J-D)
chase
Dated Dec.
Principal
'
payable
••
Chairman
Board,
until
7:30
for the
Vista
R.
—
Water
the
Works
bids
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
Oct. 31
on
purchase of $277,000
Dated
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Feb.
from
1
1962.
1,
1973
The bonds
rev¬
1997
to
callable.
are
Prirtcipal and interest (F-A)
able
the
at
First
Russellville,
or
Bank,
National
York
New
approved
pay¬
Bank,
First National City
by
receive
City.
Legality
White,
B.
school
000
1962.
bonds.
Due
Bond
offered
Mesa
awarded
to
the
3
were
Commerce
Trust
office,
receive
until
for
Due
School
sealed
11
the
B.
by
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
awarded
to
$24,000
October
8
bids
of
Dated
1,
1962.
1982
1963
to
and
interest
the
Principal
payable
Oct.
on
Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
Co.
Legality
by O'Melveny
received
be
purchase
inclusive.
1983
interest
ap¬
Fern
bids until 8 p.m. (PST)
for the
purchase
1962.
Due
of
bonds.
provement
.on
Nov. 1
on
$360,000
Dated
Office,
the
at
City
Legality
ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
»
to
/
Ontario
'
196,
—
series
John A. Brun-
of
recrea¬
College Dist.i
bids
Salinas
at
(PDST)
on
until
Oct.
22
of
sealed
10:15
for
a.m.
the
Due
on
Clerk
of
the
Supervisors,- will
bids
at
(PST)
of
Los
on
Angeles
1, 1962.
1965 to
Due
County
any
Dec.
on
1987 inclusive.
office
in
New
York
South
Whittier School
Los
$215,000 school' bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
1
from
1964
1962.
to
Due
1984
bonds.
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
able
at
the
County
Nov.
pay¬
at the co-paying agent of
New
ing, Clerk
of the Board of
visors, will receive
Redwood
(PDST)
chase
of
Brun-
City
on
Oct.
sealed
until
23
$110,000
Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
for
Bond
will
Super¬
land
30
a.m.
the
pur¬
Offering—Jack
receive
until
for
Due
on
Dec.
bonds.
inclusive.
Nov. 1
(J-D)
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the
County Treasurer's office.
or
inclusive.
1982
.(J~D).
a.m.
purchase
Dec.
Sherman
Grant,
from
1963
Principal
and
payable
at, the
.
payable
proved by
bids
(PST)
of
from
at
office.
at
on
Oak¬
Oct.
$172,000
•
Bond
Offering
the
and
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
purchase
bonds.
on
*
Dated
Nov.
clusive.
(M-N)
15
(PST)
Oct.
on
of
1
from
$316,000
1963
will
until
24
for
of
2
to
able
at
the
Due
from
1963
Principal
payable
Treasurer's office.
15/ 1962.
to
and
at '-the'
1976
C
Due
in¬
interest
County
Ep-
Co.
Sale
of
(EST)
Dated
of
A: i. W.
—
Circuit
the
Nov.
on
un¬
for
13
$150,000. certifi¬
Feb.
1, 1962. Due
on
callable. Prin¬
are
the Chemical
Trust
ity
Bank
ayable
p
New
York
Co., New York City. Legal¬
approved
by
Paterson,
Free¬
man,'->Richardson & Watson.
Vero
Trust;
Bend
Florida
Beach, Florida
Sale—Halsey, Stuart & Co.
heads
which
-The
V/
Offering
*
Clerk
a.m.
pay¬
County
400,000
underwriting
an
Oct.
on
17
electric
$450,000
cates
revenue
taxes
.
Florida
■
purchase
Inc.
service
'k.
7/y
10
at
//;/ /-/';/ FLORIDA
;
(P. O. Palatka),
Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1972 inclusive.
iW^-A/ryv
,,v'.'
'
.
The certificates
NeW'5Midf<tf?d,/t6r
/
"
cipal and interest (F-A)
1982 \ inclusive.'
Hartford National Bank and
Co.; Walker; Austin
&
Certificate
cates.
Nov.
1964 to
of
group
purchased
$2,-
certifi¬
revenue
1962, due serially Dec. 1,
1991, inclusive.
The group
certificates offered Oct. 10—v. 196, win the award on a bid of
97.52%
p.-1289i—were awarded to William- for-6%, 3.60%; 31/4%-3.49%, 3V2%,
R. Hough & Co.; at a price of
98.00, and 1/10% coupons, setting an an¬
net interest cost of about
a
follows:-
as
$70,000 3s.
•Associated
American
Sept. 1 from
Parker &
on
1970
inclusive.
to
Sept. 1
on
•.
82,000 3%sv" Due
1979 to 1983 inclusive.
rated;
1984 to 1991 inclusive.
26,000 3s.
Due
rated;
County ( P. O. Tallahassee),
Florida
ing
improvement
offered
Oct.
9—v.
Co.,
>196,
Park,
Due
•(
bonds
headed
by
at
a
toa
'
205,000
to
as
on
1972
31/2S.
&
sued
15
purchase
these
&
tion
505,000 3%s.
1976
1,530,000
from
'2,090,000
to
,
-
1
3.70s.
1982
3%S.
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Nov.
Due
to
■
on
1993
Due
on
Nov.
U.S.C.
24.
a
is¬
result,
underwrite, deal in,
for
their
obligations
as
12
the. Comptroller
by
own
or
account,
without
to amount.
Title 12
•
—
limita¬
''
.
,
Banks and Banking
Chapter I
—
Comptroller
Part
1
—
Regulation.
.1
inclusive.
from 1994 to 2002 inclusive.
of
prior rulihg to the
a
Bureau of the
of
the
Currency
Department of the Treasury
1975 inclusive.
on
16
Following is the full text of Mr.
from
Nov.
Oct.
the $tate of
Saxon's decision:
inclusive.
Due
1981
Obli¬
-
follows:
on
'.<•
*
on
July 12, 1962. As
on
banks may
Co.;
Fenner
1
i'>
.
Are General
Seventh
reverses
.contrary
sewer-
syndicate
Nov.
Due
from 1973 to
Bonds
James J; Saxon
graph
This
,/
,
.
•?
Georgia (State of)
tions within the meaning of Para¬
•
1969
*
;v
Georgia constitute general obliga¬
;
Oct.
Nuveen
3.73%,
$170,000-5s.- Due
Inc.;- Singer,
ruled that the bonds of the various
July 1, 1976.
'Lynch, Pierce,
about
Ryan,
gations—Comptroller of the Cur¬
Inc., and Ira Haupt & Co.,
price of 100.009, a net inter¬
of
Co.r Inc.;
Comptroller General Rules Au¬
fol¬
as
$4,500,000
John
&
authorities created by
offered
awarded
were
..
thority
July 1 from
on
on
Bond Sale—The
.
rency
3.78%,
Pcmpano Beach, Fla.
revenue
L.
&
in¬
a net
1973 to 1975 inclusive.'
50,000 33/4S.
R.
Company Incorpo¬
GEORGIA
-
/
Hough
Evans
price of 100.001,
$150,000 3.80s. Due
&
Scribner; Talmage & Co.;
:r
1394—
p.
and Clement A.
a
Incorpo¬
Robert K. Wallace & Co.-
bonds
revenue
awarded to William R.
were
Cross
Anthony
.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
-
Auchincloss,
Falion
Malvern Hill &
Sept. T, 1992.
on
Sons;
Tucker,
Dea-ne &
Leon
are:
Corp.; Alex.
Redpath; Fahnestock &
Bramhall,
Sept. 1 from
on
offering
Day.
;
•
'172,000 3.80s. Due
the
Co.; .Roosevelt •&
\"\Y
Sept; 1 from
on
in
Securities
&
Brown
'1971 to 1978 inclusive;."
1
nual net interest cost of 3,31017%.
.
from
Due
100,000 3.80s. Due
:'
3.79%,
....
.
'
Oct. 30 for
Co.,
Co.';
Dooly &
Putnam County
the
re¬
bonds.
on
Litchfield
National Bank,
Ewing
til
F.
p.m.
Principal and interest (M-N
Supervisors,
$99,000 series
Nov.
Co.; ,'Paribas
Court, will receive sealed bids
the. pur- :
school
Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
est
Lois. E> King,
on
Ira
Allison-Williams
\
Nicholds,
Conn.
'
a.m.
Inc.,/and
Co.;> Allen &
Oscar E.
1"//,
"
>
.
—£
Clerk of the Board of
to
1980
Ventura
will receive sealed bids at Ventura
1963
*
Selectman,
sealed" bids
chase
-
.
Offering —Kenneth
First
Merrill
/■■••■'
County, California
until 11
Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe.
Timber School District,
Blue,
1, 1962.
Principal
Treasurer's
G.
Smith
taker & Co.
•
\
Dated
(P. O: Hartford),
(EDST)
of
Dated Dec.
1
of
Smith
Dated Dec.
1
1981
(PST)
a.m.
County Treasurer's office.
Supervisors,
purchase
school bonds.
school
from 1963 to 1984 inclusive.
sealed
10
the
Due
on
the
Due
on
9
County, Calif.
bids at
10
York,
Hayward School District, Alameda
Clerk of the Board of
A.
for
13
1, 1962.
interest
Treasurer's
Offering—John
Nov.
until
to
in
Chicago.
office.
Bend
inclusive.
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Angeles
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Waggener, and Robert L. Whit-
Nov. 1 from ;
on
terest cost of about
Bond Offering-*-*Gordon T. Nes¬
bank
pur¬
to
vig, Clerk of the Board of Superr
Los
(EST)
lows:
Prin¬
or
the
District,
cipal and.interest (M-N) payable
cisco,
for
school
or
Angeles County, Calif.
said
Oct. 23
1963
Co., at
on
$468,000
of the
City
Chicago.
America N. T. & S. A., San Fran¬
on
at
or;
C.
receive
bonds.
Due.
&
Redwood
of
school
Principal
of the fiscal agencies
County
from
1
Inc.;
a.m.
1, 1962,
a.m.
(J-D) payable at the
Treasurer's
the
(PDST)
9
&
&
ter
ap¬
the. purchase
Nov.
of
pur¬
County Treasurer's office,
choice, Bank of
for
$1,200,000 school bonds.; Dated
Nov. 1
from 1963 to >1982 inclusive.
30
$1,125,000
Unified
until
the purchaser's
chase
on-
Board
Other members of the John Nu¬
veen
:
Nov. 7 for the purchase
or
a.m.
Due
reeeiye U sealed
at
10
a.m.
Angeles, Calif.
ing, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
until
11
Peninsula
visors, will receive sealed bids,at
City
Oct.
on
Bond Offerings-Gordon T.
$500,000 series A bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
Verdes
and interest
Offering—Emmet G. Mcreceive
until
E.
County* Haupt &,Co., syndicate:. Dean Wit¬
'
will
sealed bids until 11:30
1963
v
Monterey County, California
will
of
Oct. 29 for the purchase,
$985,000 school bonds.
Nesvig,
Menamin, Clerk of the Board
bids
Hutzler;
&
Treasurer,
Certificate
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Community
Hartnell Joint Junior
Supervisors,
on
&
Co./ and A.
pler, Guerin & Turner, Inc.; Allen
utilities
Clerk
&
Town
~
•'
Supervisors, will re¬
sealed
(PST)
The
—
School District, Los
Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller.
Bond
Offering
the Board of
Palos
$150,000
District, San
1987
Legality
Fernandina Beach,
D
1496—were awarded
p.
the
Bernardino County, Calif.
.
chase of
Belmont School
District, San
Mateo County, California
>
Bond Offering
the
School
interest". Fenner
Lagal-
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Dec.
(M-N)
Treasurer's
Bank, Los Angeles.
for
tion, Series A, bonds offered Oct.
9—v.
and
at
and
-
composed of
group
Brothers
JRidge field. (P. O. Hartford), Conm
Bond Offering—Gina Torcellini,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
10
1,
Security First National
or
14
$30,000,000
Bond Sale-^-The
call¬
are
able. Principal and interest
payable
im¬
Nov.
Nov. 1 from 1964 to
1987 inclusive. The bonds
-
of
until
County, California
Whelan,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
.
Nov.
on
1964
Principal
payable
County Treasurer's office.
ceive
Services District, El Dorado
<
—
(J-J)
of
Dated Jan.
to
& Meyers.
Oakland
El Dorado Dills
CALIFORNIA
••
(PST)
a.m.
at
(PDST)
purchase
to
/
ceive
Due on Jan. 1 from
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Avalon, California
Offering
/
Phil¬
1, 1963.
Bay Municipal Utility District-,
bonds.
Bond
',1,
a.m.
the
1,-1962.
1963
CONNECTICUT
County
at
office.
for
22
$60,000 school bonds.
Santa
$1,085,000
Oct.
from
1
at
Oct.
on
a
of¬
were
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-; Corporation; Tripp & Co.; Barret,
rington & Sutcliffe.
//./." Fitch, North \& Co.; Rodman
the
at
•
County, Calif.
Lakeport until 10:30
Wallace,
California
were
and
visors, will receive sealed bids at.
Bond
..
school
of
Elementary School District,
Lake
&
Supervisors,
purchase
Oct.
on
(A-O)
East
A.;';
payable
Dec.
from
office:
time
same
Brothers
Dated
1
Treasurer's
to
cigarette
$1,650,000
Masten & Co., at a price of 100.10.
~'
(J-D)v< -payable "i at-" the
Bond
Lucerne
District,
(PST)
a.m.
bonds.
inclusive.
O. Phoenix),
*•'■<
(A-O)
County Treasurer's office.
Maricopa County, Littleton School
Arizona
purchase
Principal
Stern
Oct.
on
purchase of $1,010,000
Dec.
the
Salomon*;
•
Sale—The
totaling
at
Supervisors, '• awarded'
inclusive.. Principal
San
approved
Offering—L.
proved
district No. 65 (P.
inclusive.
1972
interest
at
or
Herrington
Union
Treasurer's
Company of Kansas City.
the
at
Orange County, Calif.
school
October
the
$178,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
lips, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
Costa
30
Sale—The $428,000 school
bonds
for
30
(PST)
a.m.
Bond Offering—Carlton R.
Ana
(P. O. Phoenix),
Oct.
on
~
1, 1962. Due on June 30 from 1967
Clerk of the Board of
Arizona
;
1,
1964 to
until* 11
to
Dahlquist,
will
Dist. No. 218
Bakersfield
Sutcliffe.
Bond
Maricopa County, Dysart High Sch.
visors, will receive sealed bids at
$700,-
Diego, Los Angeles and
Orrick,
Clerk of the Board of Super-*
son,
on
fered
Blue,
bids- at- Oak¬
(PST)
a.m.
bonds.
on
G.
bonds
Renshaw;
Gib¬
K.
10
the
.
Offering—Vera
sealed
tax
.
Calif.
payable
Legality
Due
-
Districtp Kern
County,
Bond
San
Dec.
from
1
Treasurer's
Francisco.
•"."•//
School
I
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.,
San
"
Principal and in¬
(J-D)
County
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1982
terest
Bradley,
ARIZONA
at
(PST)
a.m.
Oct.
on
for
school
County Treasurer's of■
Lamont
,
James,
30 for the purchase of
Oct.
Arant, All & Rose.
»;
10:30
30
purr
inclusive.
1963. to- 1987
able at the
sealed* bids
until
a.m.
at .'the. Principal, and interest (A-O). pay-*
*
County, Calif.,.
Offering
Clerk of the Board''of
bonds.
1962.-Due
City School District,
San Diego
Diego
receive
bonds.
enue
Due
of
will
from
30
school
$325,000
Dated Oct. -30/
and
-
10
Oct. 23 for the
on
of
until
Jack
—
Additional
v
County, Calif.
Offering
until
City
ficc.
Chula
will
Bond Offering—E. W. Smithson,
v
Bond
land
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
.
Brun¬
receive
(PDST)
County Treasurer's office.
Bond
Alabama
Offering—John A.
will
of
purchase
Dec. -1 from 1963
on
inclusive.
1982
to
Rose.
Littleville Water Works Board,
Alameda
Redwood
(PST)
a.m.
$490,000 school bonds.
All i&c
Arrant,
for
7
1, 1962.
by
approved
Legality
of
Bank
Angeles until 9
Nov.
on
purchase of $500,000 revenue
on
Washington Union High Sch: Dist.,
■
visors, will receive- sealed .bids- at
ervisors, will receive - sealed bids
bids
sealed
Mateo
-
Nesvig, Clerk of the Board of Sup¬ ei ng; Clerk 'of - the -Board -of -Super¬
Lemler, Secretary of the Utilities
Board,
San
Dist.,
County, Calif.
Bond Offer in g—Gordon T.
;
School
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
tional
1
Securities
Eligibility of Specific
Issues for Purchase
by Na¬
Banks.
Part
Code
Investment
1, Chapter I, Title 12, of the
of
Federal
Regulations
of
Volume
the
United
amended
States
by
Number 6205
196
of
America
§
revising
follows:
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
is
Due
as*
1.11
inclusive., The.bunds
Currency has been requested
to. reconsider the
1962,
that
the
of
various
of
Georgia
bonds.
Due
Dated
structing
and
financing
hospital revenue bonds.
other
public
improvements.:
Authority has the
c
An
Hale,
property in its* own name, to construct ,projects on land owned by
thje statef fa
of. its
and
Clerk,
for
25
to
the
2 p.m.
purchase
of
$184,000
*
Due
are
have
not
to
nor
the rpower, to
Interest
(A-O).
call-
stitutjon authorizes .the '.States; its
(J-J)
ILLINOIS
.
tioiis
the
Chicago -Heights, t/l!. ; ",*y;v.'*
> ^
lease
Sec.
rental
required
by
? \
receive
on
I-J
;
-bonds.
revenue
such. 1,. 1962.
Due
Dated; rSept..
Oct.
(Art. VII, to 1972 inclusive.
Principal and
The General, interest (M-N) payable at a bank
Section 46 of the or' trust company in Chicago by
lease rental contracts
shall .constitute
all
such
The
such; leases constitute obligations
of
the
state
for
.
the
of
payment
is .pledged.
It" has
also
held
and
interest
Treasurer's
from
payable
1973
to
Principal
at the 'City
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
County
KANSAS
,
V";
: ■'
&
Co.,
&
2.20s.
Methodist
;
Bond
196,
to
the
for
purchase
school bonds.
Inc.;
Bache
housing
to the
system
2.66%,
$582,000 Student
offered
revenue
SLfes, at
as
price of
a
par.
Bond Sale—The
Home
and
3
Due
1290—were sold to the Housing
p.
about
of
%s, at
a
The bonds
1983
callable.
are
able at the Peoples Deposit
pay¬
Bank,
Burlington. Legality approved byJoseph R. Rubin.
County (P. O. Jackson),
Kentucky
Offering—Cora M. Noble,
Agency,
000
school
1962.
bonds.
Due
Dated
Oct. 1
on
1982 inclusive.
1,
1964 to
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler.
Carroll
County (P. O.
Carrollton), Ky.
Bond
Offering
Ermo
—
Stark,
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
Oct.
until
for
24
$725,000
Oct. 1,
Salina, Kan.
on
Oct.
from
10
the
bonds.
revenue
1962.
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
as
par .
(EST)
a.m.
Oct. 31 for the purchase of $400,-
on
Finance
.price of
Jan. 1, 1964
on
1,1962.
Principal and interest (M-N)
$320,000 dormi¬
tory bonds offered Oct. 9—v. 196,
follows:
as
$200,000 4y4s.
;;V;
New
price of
a
cost
$815,000
County Court Clerk, will receive
-Housing and Home Finance
Agency,
Corp., and Wells
net interest
a
of
Dated Nov.
sealed bids until 10
Oct. 10—v. 196, p. 1395—were sold
offered
Co.;
&
Benson,
Nov. 1 from 1964 to
on
a
Hanseatic
D.
bids until 1:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct,
30
Bond
Episcopal Church
Bond -Sale—The
1497—were
p.
1
(P. O, Burlington),
Offering—C.
Breathitt
(P. O. Baldwin), Kan.
$2,000,000 air¬
bonds
Nov.
on
County Clerk, will receive sealed
University and Kansas
■,
.
Due
Kentucky
Educational Association -of the
-ap¬
Authority,
Christensen, Inc., at
par,
';
'
Baker
McCord, Ice&
Indiana
I, 1963
kentucky
Due
office.
interest
Airport
16—v.
York
of
Dated
Due on Oct. 1 from
1963 to 1992
inclusive. The bonds
to 1965.' '■■/;.
•v;.:-' V ■
.Chicago Park Dist., mi... >:...
Band Sale—The general inter¬ are callable. Principal and inter¬
Due on Jan. 1
V. Bond Offering—William F.-Col-. -1,100,000, 2V2S.
est payable at the First National
D1te^or ;of Finanee, will re- i ? from 1966 to 1976 inclusive. " nal improvement bonds totaling
Bank of Carrollton.
Legality ap¬
700,000,23As. Due on Jan. J from $2,220,332.55 offered October 9—
sealed -bids mbtil *10:30 a.m.
v. 196, p. 1497—were awarded to a
proved by Grafton, Ferguson &
''
.(pOST) om Oct. 23^ for the pur- :*'• 1977 to 1983 inclusive.
syndicate headed by Halsey, Stu¬ Fleischer.
chase : of $11,300,000 -revenue
Noblesville School Corporation,
art & Co., Inc., at a price of 100.The bonds ; &re callable,
Hazard Independent School Dist.,
;>
Indiana
001, a net interest cost of about
Dated Nov. >1,; 1962. Due on Jan. ;
Kentucky
Bond Sale—The $289,000 school
2.81%, as follows:
1 from 1964 to 1984 inclusive. InBond Sale—The $100,000 shcool
building bonds offered October
*er®st J_J- Legality approved by 8—v.
$1,375,365.60 Series OFP-190 bonds
improvement bonds offered Oct.
196, p. 1394—were awarded
for $410^365.60 2 X/2S, .due on
ChaPman & Cutler.
: y
9—v,
■
.
y
•'
that
call-
are
1962.
Nov.
489,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
in¬
1,
follows:
on
from 1965 fo 1970 inclusive.
syndicate composed- Bethany 'College {P. O. Lindsborg),
of Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Blair
Kansas
-
good faith of the state
1964 to 1968
* -
'
gia has held that payments under
which the
!
tT A-
Su-
Court, of the State of Geor-
preme
1•
ler.
"first charge on
a
appropriations.
1,078,000
on
1
a
in¬
Due
Nov.
Nov.
Due
Boone County
bonds
Co., at
net interest cost
and 1964.
inclusive.
;v V;,?. ;?•
Sale—The
awarded
Appropriations. -Act
of agreement,
within 48 hours; if
1961, has made the required ap- failure, to agree, then as
desigpropriation for the, current and mated by the City Council.
Legalfuture years and has provided that
ityvapproved by Chapinan & Cuton
1971
to
&
.1982
Lagality
improvement
port
May 1, from ,1963
on
Ross,
[■'
.
Bond
General
payments
and
the
at
\
Indianapolis
contracts.
in
to
;as
2.30%,
on
inclusive.
Dated
re¬
1964
office..
by
Miller.
VI, Par. 1(a)).
Assembly,
from
1
Principal
•
proved
Oct. 29 for the purchase of '$175,-
b^ made sufficients .satisfy. 000
payments
Auditor, will
a
Simmons,
&
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
Due
bonds.
The
on
1982
Maxine Rich¬
—
payable
Treasurer's
Bond Offering—A. PauLSoder-
y>
appropria-
Jan.
on
inclusive.
(CDST)
and requires that
Due
;
sions to contract for the long-term
(man?-icCity v Clerk,;,;will
use of the facilities of an Authorsealed bids until 8 p.m.
ity
un¬
V ?.;■ '■
Due
Ellis
price of 100.01,
'
>: Y
th.an its earnmgs.; The State-Con-;%:
political subdivi-
1969
from
Company, both
Whipple
Bacon,
follows:
1,000,000 flood protection bonds.
hospital bonds. Dated Oct. X, 1962.
levy approved by Kelley & -Mobley.
pledge property other-
institutions and
Bond Offering
ardson, County
Legality
able?
$2,110;000
as
v
•
bridge
able.
> Darted; April T,; 1962> ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
"op April T from 1965 to 1992 (EST) for the purchase of $550,000
issue .its negotiable revenue bonds .inclusive. The certificates
taxes
of about 3.69%.
Connersville), Ind.
Oct. ;
on
sealed
55
City, William Blair
Co., Blunt,
and
Oct. 29
on
bonds.
from
1
Trust
York
$230,000 3s.
receive
(CST)
airport
clusive.
Fayette County (P. O.
/
receive
&
York
of about
bonds,
Nov. 1
price
a
tax
730,000
Securities
at
Carpenter,
"
payable solely from -earnings.?,; It
aoes
City
3%s,
as
ap¬
City, Iowa
will
clusive.
1394-were
p.
the
to
of 100.93, "a basis
.Y
will
Clerk,
Nov.
•
:
sealed bids until
bo^qw,iftoneyvf<m ^
corporate -purposes,
City
$220,000 water¬
bonds offered Oc¬
196,
Corporation,
'
;
9—V.
awarded
Certificate Offering—Mrs; P. J.
•
to hold
power
:r
/ Social Circle, Ga.
revenue
tober
Authority, announce* that sealed
bids.will be received untihYlec.
con-"? forx the. purchase of $6,500,000
.public
City
$30,000
Bond Sale—The
1964
Cooney.
bids until 2 p.m.
limited
works
from
1,
Bond Offering—-C. A. Norrbom,
••
Sept. 1, 1962. Legality ap¬
1
Nov.
Legality
Bannister,
Sioux
Angola, Ind.
nSf^Finahcial Advisor for the
buildings, bridges, highways, and.
&
from
1
Nov.
inclusive.
by
Ahlers
sewage
Dated
for the purchase of
Assembly,,nine public
authorities for the purpose «£
Due
19.73
indiana
gia has created, by special acts ofits General
and
Sept.
on
proved by Charles & Trauernicht.
Bond Offering—Joseph L. Mor-
(b) Opinion. The State of Geor-
to
1964 to 1980 inclusive.
obligations Of the State within the.►. Georgia State Hospital Authority
meaning of Paragraph Seventh of
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
12, U.S.C. 24.
on
Due
proved
waterworks
122,000
anan- EdenI)eld & Sizemore.
general
not
are
of New
inclusive.
-
an^ ®uc^"
public authorities created by the
State
:
bonds.
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1980
on
New
bonds.
1962.
.
waterworks
$129,000
£ltypurchaser. Legality approved
w™h may be ^ignated by
the
ruling of July 12,
bonds
pay
National Bank Atlanta, or. a
banking institution in New York
Request.The Comptroller of
the
(J-J)
Oct. 22 for the purchase of $20,000
equipment
purchase of $251,000 bonds,
follows:
as
at,theD Citizens & Southern
.§ 1.11 Georgia State Authorities.
(a)
callable,
are
and interest
Principal
-
for the
July 1- from 1963 to 1932
on
(1707)
u
' '
-
■
y •
.
-
•
such lease
obligations do uot'vid-
late the debt restriction and li'mitation provisions
tion,
end
that
and
of the
Constitu-
constitutional
the
•
to.Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
.Statutory, provisions designed
Hewitt County Community Unit
to. ensure that state monies Will be',
available
to. permit
payment
.
the_ bonds
must
wrth those
provisions. The
be
read
Farmer
together
,
dertaken
ment of the
provide for
(c) -Ruling.v We
the subject bonds
r'J
...
\
196,
■
„
tober 9—v.
offered
196,
turned unopened.
,
'
Bond
Oct.
•
Sale—The
interest
totaling
Oct.- 15—v.
?
196,
196,
a
2,86%,
$300,000 4s. -Due
1964
,
on
price, of
1497 —were
p.
Jan.
net
a
2.91%,
23/4S.
Due
on
2v80s.
V
.
/
""
.
-
Due
1974 to 1976
due
on
-1979
1970 to'1973 inclusive;
1,300,000
from
1
-2.90s:
1977.
";,•••
Due
on'Jan.* 1
inclusive".
on
..
~r
Jan.
'l,
:
...
due
on
May
1
from 1969
JHay. 1
.
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
due
on.
1991
•syndicate:
until 11
Co.,-
&
Lyons,
a.m.
(EST)
1962-C Bonds.
of
on
May,. 1
due
to
-
from- 1987
on
bonds,
May
i
•;
to
.as,
4-
1862
3s"at
.a
price
Due;
1971. inclusive.
to
..
of
May 1 from
on
-
-
.
-
;
;r Bond
Town
29
.
yAtkins,
series
Dated Oct. 1,1962.
1968
1
1
on
May and No¬
from
;
-
v
Clerk; .will- receive -sealed
for /the
1962.
(
Ar Koster,
,
on
^
Dated
Nov.
1973 inclusive..
on
of
purchase
bonds.
Due
(CST)
p.m.
Oct.
$7,500
Nov.-
; •
.ber
1
May
on
from
on
1964
JVlay and No vein-
from-/. 1-969-io
clusive.
1973
in¬
1 from
cell,. Inc.,
pany
First
Securities
of Kansas,
Arthur
&
Kenower,
Bond
Elmo,
III.-
Centerville,
'.
Offering—Kenneth Mum a,-
Bond O f f e
City Clerk, will receive sealed bid*.
City
Clerk,
until
bids
until
8
p.m.
(CDST)
on
Oct.
24
r
i
;
Sale—The Special assess¬
*7:30
bonds total¬
ing $1,797,000 offered Oct. 11—v.
1497—were awarded to
g—T. C. Evans,
•196,
syndicate composed of* the Chase
p.m.
-(CST)
on
p.
Oct.
11—v.
awarded to
196,
1497—
p.
syndicate
a
com¬
&
Co., Inc.; Merrill Dynch, Pierce,
Fenner
a
Smith
&
Lyons
Co.,
&
Co.> Inc., at
W.
Inc.;
and
the
price of
a
L.
Bankers
par,
net interest cost of about 3.37%,
follows:
$140,000 3s.
1963
200,000
Due on Nov.
3V4S.
1
from.
inclusive.
1973
to
Due
on
"Nov.
1,
1975.
1974 and
"
Manhattan -Bank,-
1976
165,000
to
inclusive.
1978
Due
3V4«.
1979.
on
Nov.
1,
>
•
McCracken County
.
No.
1
(P. Oi
Sanitation Dist.
Paducah), i'dKy.
Bond Sale—The sanitation rev¬
enue
bonds
Oct.
totaling
10,
$228,000
were
awarded
of¬
* as
follows:
Kan.
1964
Iowa
fered
were
fered
receive" sealed
n
will
Mac-
Davidson-
and
Co.
Com¬
Vink-Sadler, Inc.
Bond
$1,025,000
Parker,
Eisen, Waeckerle, Adams & Pur-
ment various purpose
St*
Sale—The
school building revenue bonds of¬
520,000 3Y2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
"•
1,
Interest M-N.
Lexington, Ky.
Bond
inclusive; and $193,000
.2.%s, .due
.
1
June 1 from
Corp.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Blyth
inclusive.
November
on
1982 inclusive.
1979 to
due
$195^683j!9 2V2S,-due
to 1968
inclusive.
Due
27/8S,
May and November 1 from
and
Due on June 1 from
posed of the Equitable Securities
383,683.19 Series P-192 bonds, for
.
from
1
1976
1978; and $88,000 3s, due
1982
fol¬
to
1969
$46,000
as
inclusive.
1978
31,000 -3%s.
on
from
June
on
1971
to
bonds,
due
inclusive; $184,-
National Bank, St. Louis,
Iowa
Offering—W.
until- 8
building
to
.
7'-7"
iowa
bids
refunding
100.87..
.
from
1995-inclusive..
Series
,
Oct. 30 for
$4,000,000
2 y^s,
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., First
Offering—W. M. Williams,
purchase
P-191
Other members of the syndicate:
Inc., and Fox, Reusch & Co.
1972
as
'
Due
to
45,000 3%s.
1979 to
May and November 1, 1977
1979 to
-
.
Pickard; Inc.; K. J. Brown & Co.,
to
.inclusive; -and $565,000
J.992
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
the
-
from 1980 -to
1963
•
Wells.
1986 Inclusive; $595,000 3.30s,
120,000
Georgia State■ Highway Authority
Bond
>■
on
%>
v
.
Hannahs & Lee; Burns, Corbett &
inclusive? $630,000 3%s,
,..j..3.4Qs,
500,000
laney,-
a
to
23/4s, due
and
>
4,>'',1977 to 1979 inclusive.
Other members of the
on
1963
May
Co., Inc.,
'->•.
•
$24,000 4s.
1.978;
on
November
inclusive;
Jan. 1 from
Jan.
on
and
vember
Jan. 1 from
on
due
'
Jan.- 1
on
1963
000
;
"
-
f
Series
$138,283.76
May
as
'
1969 inclusive.
from
from
$2,330,000 Series 1962 bonds, at
from
1
to
for
lows:'
May and
and
1497—-were awarded
p.
to F. L. Dupree &
inclusive.
456,283.76
;
Share
&
of .about
Due
on
1977
1,
$272,000 3s
1982
;
'i:;.;
540,000 3s.
price .of -98.32, for $540,0C0 3s,
as
500,000
-
a
follows:
as
from 1969 to 1976 inclusive;
and November 1 from
1968 to 1976 inclusive.
offered
November
and
$137,000 2%s, due
offered
price of 100.0004,
cost
May
November
syndicate headed by
a
1
"
•
v
awarded to a group composed, of. and L;.F.. Rothschild &
Co.-, at a Shearson, -Hammill- & Co.; Braun,'
White, Weld .& Co.Trust Com-, net. interest cost, of -about .3.34%f B 6sworth &
Co.; Inc."; Reynolds 8t
pany of Georgia, in Atlanta, and as follows: ; '
• l-V.
' i
:
Co.; Rodman- & Renshaw, Mul-
Wfertheinv^& Co., ^at.
about
%
s
'
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
1497—were
p.
,
inclusive; $556,000 23A&,
on
and
>1,525,000 27/sS. Due
v
,1394—were ;awarded to William Blair & Co.,
p.
from
1
bonds
$435,000 2%s. ..Due
revenue
$2,450,000
High
follows:
:
water
November
$2,500,000 first
Indianapolis; Bond
Corp., at
re¬
,r-
'Northbrook, III.
;
bonds
1394—were
p.
and
1963
,
■
.
ing $2,321,000, scheduled for Oc¬
$2,600,000 rural
bonds
revenue
Oct.*.16—v.
.
Chitted for the offering of waterGeorgia - worlil ^d„??wer,ag® bonds toial-
O. Atlanta), Ga.'.'.
Bond Sale—The
....
,,
11 —V.
the
sub-
general 6b-
are
Junior
revenue
*
awarded to
bids
May
of
Building Corporation
Sale—The
mortage
v
Not Sold—All
.
,
Township
Bond
-
Jerseyville, III.
Bonds
that
Georgia Rural Roads Authority
road
>•->'/
...
.
conclude'
basis
a
(P. O. Indianapolis), Ind.
Oct, .25
'
196,
2%s,
as
-
School
>
Oct.
meaning of Paragraph
Seventh of 12 U.S.C. 24.
>» y f "•
(P.
until
2.80%.
Warren
'■
schools,, will
bids
;
bonds
within the
''
ot
'
Chaney,
j.or (I,(, purchase of $130,000 school
pay-
ligations of the State of
/v?
sealed
100.51,
about
?
■
price of
a
due
(P. O.
obligations of its duly
constituted authorities.
-■
10
City), III.
Superintendent
receive
g' has solemnly, unthe
to
No.
Bond Offering—Cecil F.
not re-
the
,
ScAooZ District
of
at
a
Chemical Bank
bonds
$55,000
Bank,
par.
to
as
to
the
3%s, at
a
Paducah"
price
of
Due on July 1 from 1964
1973
inclusive.
173,000 bonds to the Housing and
Home
Finance Agency as
56
X'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1708)
3%s, at
price of
a
Dabney & Tyson; DeHaven & sold to the Casco Bank & Trust
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; Doll .Co., of Portlandj as -2%s, at a
&
Isphording, Inc.; Einhorn & price of 100.11, a basis Qf about
Due
par.
July 1 from 1974- to 1982
on
inclusive.
(P. O.
Spencer County
*
Co.; Fridley & Frederking; Kroeze, 2.72%.
McLarty
Taylorsville), Ky.
building
bonds
revenue
9—v.
October
196,
J. R. Ross &
offered
natural
bonds totaling
revenue
Other members of the syndicate
gas
Forgan &
$1,375,000
Inc- ■'
V':-
:
Rouge,, La.
Clerk of the City Council,
sealed
(CST)
Nov.
on
chase
bids
of
until
from
1
1963
1972
.&
American
Co.;. HirscR
*Go>;
J; A.
pur¬
&
Bond O f f
Slocum,
Police
i
e r
n
Shelby
Co.;
Jury,
Burge
ap¬
Cullom
will
for
13
the
Kraus;
&
Dorsey
1962.
Parish
sealed
receive
Richards
Nov.
bonds.
Due
Dated
Dec.
Vick
1,
Co.;
&
Co.,
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
Raffensperger,
Louisiana Fiscal
Baton
lin &
Authority (P.O.
Fox,
Reusch
&
Co.,
Rouge), Louisiana
&
Co.;
Seasongood
&
Mayer;
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Town&
to
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine;
syndicate
1982
T°
cost
of about
740,000
'r
from
$4,115,000
from
due
3%s,
1965
to
due
to
v
from
and
1974
1
'
Oct.
on
to
on
&
22
ZVzs,
1
Oct.
C
a
bids
1962. Principal
payable at
1,
?
a
net interest
cost,of about 3.72%, .for $1,.205,000 3V^s, due On Oct. 1
•
'
from
"and
1965
to
1979, inclusive;
$8,795,000
3%s,
;
due
on
Oct. 1 from 1980 to
1987, incl.
■/
Other members of the
syndicate
for the
Series B bonds:
Forgan
&
&
mann
Hornblower
American
O f f
J.
g—Edward
n
City Treasurer, will re¬
Ziemba,
(EDST)
until
bids
sealed
ceive
1
er
11
a.m.
Oct. 25 for the pur¬
on
chase of $425,000
follows:
as
Corp;;
Co,; £add,DinkUis*& Co.;
Walker & Co,; Rand & Co.; Kohlmeyer
&
Co.; Abroms. & Co.;
Shelby Cullom Davis
&
&
Co.; An¬
Strudwick; Ball, Burge
^ ,^raus; Ginther
Inc.;
& Co.; Juran &
Stubbs,
Watkins
Lombardo, Inc.; William
&
R. Hough
& Co.
June S. Love Co.;
Dorsey & Co.;
William S. Morris &
Co.; J, A.
Overton & Co.;
Field,
Co.;
Park,
Allan
Wm.
Ryan,
Blair
J.
&
Alvis
Co.;
&
Co.;
Coughlin &
CO., Inc.; A. G. Edwards & Sons;
Reusch &, Co., Inc.; Fulton
Reid & Co,; J. B. Hanauer &
Co.;
<Fox,
Seasongood & Mayer; Binge r,
Deane
&
Scribner;
Townsend,
Nov.
Principal
1962.
1,
(M-N) payable at the
Bond
Offering
dreaux,
School
—
Secretary
of
Parish
2.80s, at
the
pm.-
(CST)
on
purchase of
school bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1963.
Due on Jan. 15 from 1964 to 1983
inclusive.
Principal
interest
(J-J) payable at the School Board
Treasurer's office, or at any bank
specified by the purchaser; Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler.
•j
-
■
Bangor), Me.
18-
row
&
100.34,
Bond
000
offered
Sept.
Loker, Spar¬
Co.,
a
*
-
$150,000 school
bonds
awarded to
were
as 3.30s, at a price of
basis of eboiit 3.25%.,
ScarboroughMe.
Sale—An
school and
issue of
sewer
were,
notes
awarded, to
Merchants Na¬
o n
d
.
Redford
District
—
Nov.
on
Dated Aug. 1,
from
(P.
1
Bond
for the
1
■1963)
l,96$,\Due
on.
July 1
callable^
Interest
.
(EST)
p.m.
22
1 from 1964 to 1988 inclusive.
J-J.
Note
to
,
-
No. 1 (P:'
&
-1"-'v'
.
bonds
are
were
c om
dock & Stone,
Sale.The- $1,390,000
to
196,
p.
J.
B.
1498
Van
—
r»
! ."
-
X,'
-
Note
Offering
—
:
Oct.
'
Hartford
until 8 p.m.
price of
100.54,
basis
a
of
about 2.84%.
the
of
$210,000
Sale—The
$150,000
offered
were
Oct.
9—v.
awarded
to
196,
the
First
a
price of 100.22,
2.35%.
,
a
due
Note
due
..
to
Sale
196, p.
the
Bond
O ffe
r
i
n
g—Thomas
F.
on
1975
—
The
Wyoming'
$115,000 tax
1497—were
B
Oct.. 8
1
1964; $135,000 2Vzs,
Oct.
1
from
1965
to
Oct."
1
inclusive;
from
1971
to
$245,000
and
o it
awarded
fered
Muskegon Bank & .'Trust
.
Pittsfield
Ann
Township (P. O.
Arbor), Mich.
d
,
r
.
.
Public School Dist., Mich.
S
a
1 e—The
$1,500,000
school site and building bonds ^of¬
Ci®., at 2.50%.
Greene, Jr., Town Treasurer, will
for
Oct.
on
to. 1982 inclusive.
were
Westborough (P.O. Boston), Mass.
bonds,
due
3s, due on Oct. 1 from 1976
anticipation 'notes offered
v.
33/4s,
inclusive; $155,000 • 23/4s,
Muskegon), -Mich.
Na¬
.
on
1970
notes.
Mona Shores School District (P. O.
basis of about
.
$40,000
1963' and
gen¬
1498—
p.
inclusive; $360,-
incinerator
575,000
1,1963.
highway improvement .bonds
due on Oct. 1 from
1970
due on Oct. 1
1976 to 1982 irickasive;
from
Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on April
Westfield, Mass.
to
■
(EST) On Oct. 25 for
purchase
1, 1963 and 1964; $330,-
$555,000, 3s,
t
Kern, Secretary of the Board of
at;
at
^
2%s, due on Oct. 1 from
1971 and 1975;, inclusive; and
Education, will receive sealed bids
the
and
Co.; lohn J. Ryan &
000
W.
Na¬
a
Inc.,
d of -Hornblower &
C. Bradford. '& Co.;
2^s,
1965
.
Co.,
T.
000
•
tional Bank & Trust Co., as 2.90s,
p ose
bonds, for $75,0003%s, due on
..
ap¬
•/
Richard
a
$1,320,000 sewage disposal system
Michigan
&
p. 1308—
syndicate"
196,
price of 100.01, as follows:
a
,
'f.
$i;895,000 bonds
to
and Charles A. Parcells & Co.,
Marysville Public Schqol District,
were
Ingen
i
'
awarded
Co.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.,
The
Legality
Co.,
■Trenton, Mich. *
Shannon &
bank
to be designated
purchaser.
"
Weeks;
interest (M-N) payable at a
the
&
McDonald
"
callable. Principal and
trust company
Bennett,
-
Bond Sale—The
May 1
1964 to 1991 inclusive.
from
by
,
on
tax
awarded
MacArthur
offered Oct 15—v.
Obe Schrader,
1962. Due
on
"
Co.,
■
(EST) on Oct. 30 for the
Dated Sept. 1,
Oct.
$13,000
$125,000
1498—were
Manley,
&
O. Ludington), Mich.
Bond Offering
on
of
1962. Due
Sale—The
Kenower,
and
School District
Area
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
196, p.
—v.
In¬
Paddock
•-,'»
Ludington
8
the
anticipation notes offered Oct. 10
Legality approved by
Canfield,
1
Saline Area School District, Mich.
Due on July
1, 1962.
o n a
Fenton,
purchase of $500,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept.
until
for
notes. Dated Oct. 1,
Oct. 1, 1963.
Oct. 31 for the
on
t i
,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
a
Detroit, at 1.73%.
/ ■ Rivqrview, Mich.
^Note Offerhig-^-Mafy Krauser,
bids
(P. D. Kingsley), Mich.
Offering—Lane
196, p. 1498—were awarded
Deputy Clerk, will receive sealed
Kingsley Area School District
Bond
anticipation notes offered Oct.
_
J-J.
,
Sale—The $650,000 state-
Bank of
to^vi90^'jncia§iyfkitThe
are
O.
Detroit), Mich.
Legality approved by Dickinson,
Wright, McKean & Cudlip. :
\
v.
&
Beau¬
Township Union School
District; No.
i-
purchase of $700,000 school
or
school project loan bonds offered
Oct. 10
Miller,
&
to the Manufacturers N
(EST)
p.m.
& Trust Co. of Bos¬
tional Bank of Boston, as 2.40s, at
"
School
purchase of $850,000 school bonds.
North Andover, Mass.
^
B
Bond
Administration District (P. O.
Area
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
eral
construction
9
ton, 1.40%.
MAINE
Bond Sale—The
Oct.
tional Bank
•
Hampden and Newburg School
Olsen
8
8 p.m.
(P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
awarded
and
Ray Allen,
&
McDonald
-
mont, Inc., arid Martin & Co.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Nov.
$990,000
Co.,
1962. Due on
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Middlesex County
:
for
Bennett,
aid
price of 100.35, a basis
a
about 2.74 %.
of
Board, will receive sealed
bids until 3
Podesta
Cruttenden,
Manley,
$150,000
offered
the New England
the
Co., Bacon, Stevenson
& Co., Commerce Trust Co., Kan¬
sas City, E. H.
Schneider & Co.,
Ray Purcell,
of
Co.,-Kendwer, Mac-
&
8—v.
bonds' Stone. /
school
Sale—-The
Bond
offered
B. Edw. Bou-
Arthur
Offering—Glen Frantom,
Miller,
.
culosis hospital maintenance
O.
Franklin), La.
21
Le¬
Note Sale—The $700,000 tuber¬
Mary Parish Consolidated
Curtis, Ira Haiipt & Co., J.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
terest
Dudley, Mass.
;
School District No. 3 (P.
Co.;
&
•.
•
Co., Paine, Webber; Jack-
&
(P. O. Goodrich), Mich.
Dated
May 1 from
1982 inclusive. The bonds
•
St.
Dougherty
Mericka
Inc.;
on
&
C. Bradford &
O.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
dike, Palmer & Dodge.
ity approved by Foley, Cox & Ju-
Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Inc.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.; M. B.
&
Dated
callable. Interest M-N. Legal¬
dell.
Richards &
Vick & Co.; A. Webster
Goodrich
oh
Due
bonds.
elusive.
totaling $370,000
bonds.'
1963. Due
1964 to
are
Weeks;
Co.jBache &
Securities
school
100,000
syndi¬
Chicago,
ers
1962. Legality approved
31,
the
Brauri, Boswdrth & Co., Inc., Kid¬
(EST) on Oct.
a.m.
of
Son
(P.
purchase
members
der, Peabody & Co., F. S. Smith-
at the purchaser's expense.
unlimited bonds,' bonds
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
a:m.
improvement
Feb. 1,
&
Barr Brothers & Co., Reynolds &
Moody,
000,
Glore,
Co.; Ladenburg, Thal-
Francis I. duPont &
derson
.
Co.; Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler;
Co.;
Jan. 0
10:30
11
the
Bond
Oct. 10
(CST) on
—v.
196, p. 1497—were awarded
for the purchase of $1,100,to Shearson, Hammill & Co., as
until
Other
i
>
.
May 1, 1988.
on
cate: Northern Trust Co.,7
Iriterest A-O.
—
1982 to 1987 inclusive.
.
160,000 Vas. Due
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Hiemstra, Secretary of the Parish
Police Jury, will receive sealed
bonds, at
Offering
for
City Collector and Treasurer's
and interest
Franklin), la.
Offering — May Belle B.
Bond
'
^ price of 100.05,
V.
Mary Parish (P. O.
on
1, 1977 and 1978.
Series
H.
960,000 314's. Due on May. "1 from
of
purchase
notes. Dated Oct. 8,
(M-N)
First National Bank, Boston.
St.
w
'
10,000,000
Cp.;
taker & Co.
Oct. 1
due
&
May 1 ■from
on
inuclusiye;
.
Chicopee, Mass.
Irving Co.; and Robert L. Whit-
1976, inclusive;
$1,745,000
Ross
'
Due on April
1, 1962.
callable.
are
Note
Dec.
"
Nov."
Bond
Co.; Tuller & Zucker, Weil, Roth
1973, inclusive;
$2,400,000 3.30s, due
:
Oct,
on
R.
J.
Sattley & Co., Inc.; Southern Bond
1967, inclusive;
3s,
1968
Rives;
3.25%, for $1,-
1976 to 1981
County Clerk, will receive sealed
clusive.
net interest
a
the
Calhoun County
f
Due
to
&
price of 100.04,
Gilmour,
Marshall), Mich.
headed by C. J.
Doll & Isphording, Inc.; Einhorn
$325,000 school bonds.
Due on
Co., and Ira Haupt & &
Co.;
Fridley & Frederking;
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1967 inCo., as follows:
Kroeze, McLarty & Duddleston;
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1982 ni$10,000,000 Series B bonds, at a Mahnheimer-Eagan, Inc.; Felix M.
a
Devine
bonds
office.
Inc.;
bonds
send, Dabney & Tyson; De Haven
Offered October'l'Owere Awarded
salaries 'revenue*
■■
1972 to d'975 Inclusive.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
bids until
interest
Co., Inc.; A. G. Edwards &
Fulton Reid & Co.; J. B. Hanauer
drS^^
teachers'
the
for
25
Dated Oct.
:
Due
bonds.
sewage
Dated
Co.; Alvis
Sons;
1963
from
1
elusive.
and
Co.; Allan Blair & Co.; Cough¬
^
May 1 from
on
960,000 3a/8S. Due
$117,000 special assessment bonds.
1982 in¬
,
on
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1982 in-
Webster
A.
O.
field, Paddock & Stpne.
inclusive.
Inc.;
,
aridM97-1.V'
(P.
■
May 1 from
on
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
at' 1.52 %.
Township
follows:
as
480,000 »33/4s. Due on-May 1, 1970
National
Offering—John
Oct.
Due on
1 from 1963 to
500,000
S. Morris
&
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
;
bonds:
Nov.
on
& Co.; J. A. Overton &
ap¬
Due
1972
300,000 construction bonds.
Tilney & Co.; William
terest (J-D) payable at the Parish
1972
to
^
& Co.; R. James Foster & Co., Inc.;
Principal and in¬
1963
inclusive.
1,000,000 school
Dougherty & Co.; Wm. J. Mericka
Dec. 1 from 1963 to
on
1987 inclusive.
Bon
&
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; M. B.
$525,000
1 from
Nov.
on
Hughes & Co., Inc.
on
of
Co.; Field,
net interest cost
a
3.04%,
$1,030,000 4s. Due"
1
1 from 1963 to 1977 inclusive. The
clusive.
Hough &
to
from 1963
1
1,500,000 act of 1961 bonds.
■
hospital
Nov.
on
Nov.
R.
of about
Bridgeport), Mick.
>
on
inclusive.
Inc.; Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.;
William
price of 100.02,
tax
awarded
1395—were
Bridgeport
Band
"
&
Park, Ryan,
the First of Michigan Corp., at a
•
$700,000
1396—were
syndicate headed by
a
960,000 3s. Due
.
1,200,000 construction bonds. Due
Co.;
&
awarded to
Manufacturers
.
Bank of Detroit,.
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo, Inc.;
(CST)
purchase
Davis
the
The $4,550,000
of¬
—
.
Ginther & Co.; Harrington & Co.;
g—Josephine S.
a.m.
Abroms
Sale*—The
196, p.
—v.
to
Sale
Bond
V
school building and site bonds
1,300,000. departmental equip-. Jr., Township Clerkj will receive
ment bonds.
Due on Nov. 1 sealed hids until 8
p.m.; (EST)
8ci
Co.; Anderson & Strudwick; Ball,
inclu¬
(P. O.
Secretary of the
bids until 10
Hogle
Co.; .Kormendi & CO.; June S. Love
Livingston), La.
-
Co.;
&
Co.;
&
Juran & Moody, Inc.;
Livingston Parish
inclusive.,
Securities .Corp,;. Barr
&»
Kohlmeyer
Co.;
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
>
Ladd
Co.;
Nov. • T from
*
(P. O. Portage), Mich.
fered Oct. 9—v. 196, p.
No. 2, Michi
Note
Township School District
Portage
Merchants
Bloomfield Hills School District
noon
500,000 public ways bonds.: Due
on Nov. 1 from 1963 tq 1972
Co.; Rand & Co.; F. W. Craigie &
p.m.
Legality
Walker &
G, H.
until
inclusive.
1963 f;o 1967
Englapd
Hammill &
Co.,- and Martin" & Co.
-
anticipation notes offered Oct.
Due 'on
bonds:
awarded to Shearson,
MICHIGAN
for the pur¬
unlimited tax
30
1
Prin¬
Gil-
E.
departmental equipment
$250,000
Weeks;
&
Oct.
on
of $6,550,000
Nov.
On
Palmer & Dodge.
bonds, as follows:
duPont & Co.; Weeden
Brothers
1962. Due on
to
Interest "M-N.
sive.
6:30
Glore,
(EST)
chase
Co.; Bache & Co.; Reynolds &.
re¬
improvement
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Nov.
will
14 for the
$600,000
Hornblower
Dinkins
,; Bond Offering—El wood Sartain,
ceive
&
bonds:
Co.; Ladenburg, Thal-
Francis I.
Co.;
LOUISIANA
Baton
Hutzler;
■
C
& Co.; Salomon Brothers. &
mann
offered Oct. Tl~-y. 196,p.1497—
were awarded to Abrams
& Co.,
'
Series
the
bids
sealed
Due
Bank, Boston. Legality
approved by Storey,: Thorndike,
.
Offering-^James
receive
for
the,New
Collector and Treasurer, will
dea,
taker & Co.; and Tilney & Co.
Whitley County Water District
!1 (P. Or Williamsburg), Ky.
Sale—The
Bond
Roth & Irving Co.; Robert L. Whit-
awarded to Stein Bros. & Boyce.
Bond
Boston, Mass.
1962.
Monday, October 22, 1962
.
.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
MASSACHUSETTS
Co.; H. V. Sattley &
Co., Inc.; Southern Bond Co.; Weil,
1497—-were
p.
15,
from 1963 to 1977 inclusive.
National
Mann-
Heimer-Fgan, Inc.; Felix M. Rives;
$165,000 school
Bond Sale—The
Duddleston;
&
*
.
Nov.
.
Oct, 10
—v.
awarded to
196,
p.
i290:—
a-syndicate corh-
po^dof Halsey, Stuart $c; Co. Inc.;
Kenower,
MacArthur"
&
Co.;
Stranahan, Harris &-Co.; Hutching
receive
$150,-
bonds
was
sealed .bids until 11 a,m.
Bond SaievUTJhe $375,000 special son,vSbbckey
Co.; . Watling,
(EST) onOct/30 for thepurdhase ^essessmeht' water ^^ "bonds -offered Lerchen & rGo,;;'Ryan, Sutherland
Of
$895,000 school bonds.
Dated
Oct.
9—v.
196,
p.
HOS-^we'r e
&
Co., Arid Charles-A. Parcells 8c
.
Number 6205
yplume 196.
*
.
able atj the New England Mer- auer & Co., and J. R. Ross & Co.,
*
chants National ^ank, Boston. Le- bidding, for
$399,000 bonds as
(P'f O. Itta Bena), Miss.
Bond Offering-—Joe T; Patter¬ gality approved by Storey, Thorn* 3.45s, at a price of 100.27, a basis
Z% •"
of about 3.42%.
son, State Attorney General, will dike, Palmer & Dodge.
June 1 from
•
Co.,
at
a
'•/
follows:;
'
about
of
$210,000 • 4s.
Due on
1963 to 1968 inclusive. I:.-: V
1969 to
:
DUa on JUne 1 from
i960 ineltrsive.
!
;
315,000 3s-;
;
1976 to
;
140,000 3
1964
1983
inclusive.
1988
to
;
MISSOURI
.vy
.
by
kir
Halsey,
Uolemvr
.
Stuart
Ciiiorf
bonds,
m
%
.
College Trustee$ of Oct.
Libertyi Mp»
r
through
1963
purchased
group
"•
y.1
competitive sale
E. E. Amick,
Bond Offering
1,
Co^t
Jaffray & Hopwood, at a
Piper,
1965
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 3.99%, as fallowsty
; 1965 to 1972 inclusive.
,
to
1984 to
Independent
,
•
000 improvement
for
15
the
purchase
La Crescent
Z. .Z'/; V:'
bonds. Due
000
bonds
school
000
of jBoettcher &
; f "
over
Co.,
$300,-
were
awarded to Allison-Williams Co.,
dining system revenue bonds of¬
Sal^®
site bonds'
at
offered Sept. 18
price of par,
a
as
follows:
fered Oct; 9^-v. 196, p. 1397—were
■
sold to the Housing
$12,000 2.70s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1964
-
:
13,000
inclusive:
1968
to
3s.
Due
1969 to;
on?
as
1: from
Jan.
Agency, at
nance
;,
*, ;;
follow^:
10,000 3.30s; Due on Jan.,1 fyom
1974 ta 197T inclusive.
■
:•
zZZ.;-
..
from
1
elusive.
Nov.
the
purchase of;. $95,000 im¬
Dated: Nov. 1,
1962.
Due
.
on
Dec.
Interest F-A. Le-
'
sive. The bonds
Marquart, Windhorst & West./
cipal and interest
;
at
Bond '
Germany, Minn. [ ;
Offering—Waiter Schu¬
-
■
macher, Township Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8:30
re¬
(M-N)
1963
Freehold. Z Legality
d
$20,000 road grader bonds. Due
Oct.
on
clusive.
1
from
/'-!/'
1963
1972
to
in¬
Mississippi
Itta Bend
Mississippi Vocatipnal
College (P. O. Jackson), Miss.
Bond
Offering—Joe
ceive
bids
sealed
T. Patter¬
General,
Attorney
son^
until
will
10
re¬
a.m.
Oct. 30 for the purchase
of $600,000 revenue bonds. Dated
July 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
(CST)
1964
on
to
inclusive.
2001
1982
in-
interest
the /Central
Lincoln City
tThe
M"
school
inclu¬
a
$3,472^)0^ gen
_
^
86% 1
.
-
Other members
of
the
purchase
of
$2,500,000
institutional
bonds.
Due
Dated
on
full
follows:
& Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Baird
Lane,
&
y
m*
laney,
™°v.
o
Wells
&
Co.;
in?''
Robert
K.
-//;
Dec.
1,
1962.
June 1 from 1964 to
1982 inclusive.
,
Condon
Z
Dec. 1 from
'
Corbett
Gorbett
''
v.
196,
offered
bonds
Sale
;
bonds
offered
1397—were
p.
Oct.
American Securities Corporation;
9—v.
awarded
James A. Andrews & Co. Incor-
to
Inc, as
3*20s, at; a price,of 100.84, a basis
•••.otZaborrt-,3.11%;r.. t
.
City Transit Authority,
:
BaP0Ik
Wnipj>le - &
Oct.
9—
firstZime
Nov. 1, 3965 to Nov. 1, 1987.
The
bonds
& Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co. Incorporated; Clark, Dodge 8c Co.
3.04%.
ZI
Co.
Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.;
Incorporated; Hayden, Stone & Co.
of under-
wm
e
•
°'
8c Co.;
Co.;
F.
R.
Cole
John^ J.
& Co.;
Offering—Donald G.
Brothers, Inc., and Ewing
^
operating
expenses.
car<t
,
'
for +ue Authoritv's IRT lines
a.m.
;
Pennsauken Township
25,
Principal and interest
Due
on
Dec.
13,
pay-
Bond
bonds
offered
Oct.
8—v.
of
Co.;
Tripp.
tional 300
cars
Bonds due
1970
are
on or
^
R..L.
*
\Jty,
mere)*
.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until .11:30 a.m. (EST)
«45MO%of revenue bonds. Dated
revLu^hon^n^ed
'
$
1994
, 905
foclurive^11^ ^ Z?"1
'
New York State Dormitory Author•
ity (P- O. Elsmere), N. Y.
.
provide
Oct. 31 for the purchase of $45,-
nrior to
000,000 revenue bonds. Dated July
Bonds maturing on or
}> l**2. Due oh Juty 1 from 1965.
after Nov.. 1,
redeemable
1973 are optionally
by the Authority on
and after Nov. 1,
are
,
V.
^ew York State DorhtitPry Author'
approxi-
prior to Nov. i,
redeemable
not
maturity.
at ^ie
;
.
on
1972.
and
1994 inclusive. The bonds, are
callable.
Interest
J-J.
approved by Sykes,
Legality
Galloway &*T
Dikeman.
principal of the
payable from and se-
the gross revenues of the Author-
p.
ity derived from the operation of
1397—were awarded to J. B. Han-
the transit facilities under its ju-
Syracuse, N* Y.
Note Z Sale—The
cured by a pledge of and lien, upon
196,
*
Bond Offering—John B. Johnan addi- son, Chairman, will receive sealed
for the BMT lines, bids until 11;30 a.m. (EST) on
$40,000,000 will
funds for the purchase of
bonds
Sale—The $400,000 water
Tno
Inc.; R. D. White 8c Company.
-
and
Merchantville, N. J.
Oct. 24 for the pur*
Dated Oc¬
amount
estimated
mately
Interest
Rainie, County Treasurer, will re¬
&
Cn
Incorporated;
The bonds are, the first obliga- porated; Chas. E. Weigold & Co,
Bonds
Hanauer
fr
Cross
Day; G. H. Walker & Co. Incqr-
in the
venter
1962.
Pollork
&
-dO,0- Anthony &
'
• "an lngen Co., Inc.; Tucker
.
rate °f 40 to 60 per month.
B.
Eldredge
They are Incorporated; Hirsch & Co. :!
a group
used to purchase 424 new subway
Newburger, Loeb & Co.; Van De-
Concord), N. H.
tober
oimtaick;
being offered by
to be issued in the future
Ryan
Merrimack County (P.O.
ceive sealed bids until 11:00
&
Incorporated;' Estabrook
from 2.00% to 3.30%.
55^ car^will te^^elive^
J.
&
s
Geo. B. Gibbons & Company
priced to yield
are
headed^y the National
of Newark, bidding
$2,668,000^^ond^ as 3%s,about
At a
100.36, a basis of
Barr
Sicksont com^
proceeds of the offering will be
Bank
©o.,
,
Brothers 8c Co.; J. C. Bradford
^ew York .
/Incorporated.
Bond Sale.— Securities of the
Coffin & Burr P W Craicie
Authority became avai^
Merle-Smith^
price of
1962.
'
Thurman
3*22%.
Z; for
City.
1965 to 1996 inclusive.
Bond
and
1397—were awarded to a
p.
Legality syndicate
NEW HAMPSHIRE
on
Sons-
Co., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild & Cp.;
khearson, Hammiil fic Co.
0
Dist.f No. 1, N. Y.
Weeden & Co. Incorporated;
—
The $595,000 Adams, McEntee/ &
Co., Inc.;
Chester
Central School
Zv,
;md Burns
foe
Pickard
approved by Wood/King, Dawson State
(EDST)
Bache
nf
Trask
Due
1982, inclusive.
chase of $75,000 notes.
Port
Johnsburg,
la& oDcMeu Co
ineton. Colket &
Dec. 1, 1962.
of Gulfport improvement: bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
1,400,000
Co.;
First of Michigan Corporation;
School District, Neb•
school bonds. Dated school
Note
Wertheim
&
GoodbPidy & Co.; Gregory
rt>H s
wr"e- -a^age4 by Phelps' Fenn Roosevelt'
of $12,000,000
Z,
Witter
S,Hlg?^ C°rpo»tfW;
100.53, a | basis of about F. s^Moseiey^&^Co,; ReynoWs. &
°
2 94%'
: z
tions ever issued by the Authority
Neb., fiscal agent, reports that the
District's Board of Education will Morris Hills Regional School pi*t. because untilthistinie the.Cityof
receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
So. 'kockaulay),-lN:lf.'^ Z (New York has provided all capital
Bond
Sale—The
$2,676,000 costs of a nature not charged as
(CST) On N ov. 14 for the purchase
building
Corporation;
Dean
''
the^syndi- bonds,1962 Series A, due serially
Blyth & Co., Inc.; John Nu-
yeen
Bond Sale—The
$3,900,000
Hutzldr';
$583,000 public
&
cate:
& Logan, New York
&
Col; Stone & Webster Secu¬
with the pubUc offoaf"g 3% and sy4% of $50,900,000 DGminick
Oct, 17w gross revenue
2%%,
.
office
on
-
Brothers
,
btifZZ «>e
°008,
■
(J-D) payable
meister, of First Nebraska Securi¬
to
&
ers
Company of Western New
New York
about 2
2.8b%.
callable. Prin¬
Bond Offering—Charles J. Bur-
1964
Co.;
&
^
Shields & Company; F. S. Smith-
'.
,
Co.;
Adams, McEntee &New
O:
Co
:
•
#
Other members of the syndi$170,000 school cate: Boland, Baffin, Gordon &
bonds offered Sept. 26v. 196,
Sautter; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Bond Offering—Joe, T. Patter¬
p., 1291—were awarded to HarkInc.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hornblower
son, Attorney General, will re¬
ness &
Hill, Inc., as 3,10s, at a & Weeks; Paine, Webber, Jackson
ceive sealed; bids at Jackson un¬
price of 100.43, a basis Of about & Curtis/Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.;
til 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct. 30 for
faith and credit bonds, as
at a
to a group coraposed of tho Marine
Trust
196,
Goffstown School; District,' N. H,
Mississippi (State of)
•
.
Salomon
rities
by Z school
196, p. 1397—were
to^a syndic^e headed by
Z;Z;'/Z// '/Z
.
Due
24 for the; Harriman Ripley & Co vine., bid.
ties, Inc., 1001 O Street, Lincoln,
/
y
Pedersen.
2.40s,'
'
as
R. W. Pressprich
Rand & Co.
basis of about
a
(Incorpov
Jacksoiv^
Mc-
24
approved
i
Bond Sale
Bond.
Legality approved by
Martin,
Wells,
to
and
at
payable
Oct,
on
Middle..*County(F.
County Treasurer's
at Omaha.
100.11,
&
& Co:; A. C. Allyn & Co.; A. G.
improvement bonds offered Oct. 11 Becker & Co. Incorporated; Blair
—v. 196, p. 1397—were awarded & Co. Incorporated.
/ ,
bids
p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 25 for the purchase
of
the
are
.
Jersey Bank and Trust Company,
-
1983
1964 to
from
1
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
New
Oct.
Inc.,'
,
„
of
Incorporated;
Co.
Curtis;
2.37%.
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
$1,000,000
of
-
.
Smith
rated) ; Paine, Webber,
■
Feb. 1 from 1965 to bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1932. Due on
on
1983, inclusive.
;
(CST),
purchase
&
of Edu'
of Edu-
1, 1982;
Principal
Bond Offhringr—Paul Demaresty
Village Clerk, .will receive sealed Secretary of ihe Board of Educa^ Oct.
^9-v.
bids.until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 15 tion, will receive sealed bids until awarded
provement bonds.
^
&
W. H. Morton & Co. Incorporated;
Greece, N. Y.
sealed
(EDST)
«Bond Offeritogr—C. H. Guetzkowr
for
A
_
Board
Board
receive
p.m.
Nov.
on
;
a.m.,
,
T
oT'the
the
of
^ated
bonds
Douglas County School District
No; 54 (P:0. Ralston), Nebi
11
.
price
SV JS ?
for the purchase of $227,800 school '£r^
t wi.
8
Fenner
:
Z:. NEBRASKA
\:/Z
the
Bank
_
Peabody & Co.; Ladenburg, Thal& Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Guaranty Trust Company of
Entee & Co.i
tbn
&
cc
mann
196, p.
New York City and Adams,
Township School Dist.
cation/ will
3%s and;
as
gan
Drexel
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kidder,
School District No. 2
16-v,
Co.;
oc
Z EqUltaWe SecUntles
;
iCorporation.
'
Bond Sale—The
j
until
at
Legality approved by
Secretary
Secretary
price of par,
a
$395,000
$350,000 as 3Vss.
1973 inclusive;//Zz z''
/.> Mayer, Minn.
and Home Fi¬
Company of
in g^ffalo
1499—were awarded toZthe Mor-
1,
Principal and
at
&
ucviuc
Bond Sale—The $970,000 school John Nuveen
1963
^at.
Devine
J.
Co.; Eastman Dillon Union Secu-
(P. O. Schenectady), N. Y.
(P. O. Marlboro), N. J.
»
Montana State Board of Education
from
1
Company; Alex. Brown & Sons;
C.
0'
hn
Camden: National
Co.
Ripley & Co. Incorpo¬
rated; Smith, Barney & Co.; Allen
000
nf
,
Central
navnhln
payable
(M-N)
Marlboro
Sullivan & Co.
300, Minn*
fM-NV
Harriman
*
'A
Glenville, Amsterdam and Charlton
Dated Nov.
I9S3 incliiavc.
Bosworth,
and
d 55^
Hawkins; Delafield & Wood.
to.
sold
was
:r(P. O:Helena), Mont. "Z;-.
Bond SMh^Thc($745,0lb6 North¬
ern Mtihtt^ha ChWdgd housing and
Bond
to
Trust
of
^estern New ^ rk
■
n m
Nov.
on
Hoyt'
/fering .group .includes:
Halsey> Stuart .& Co. Inc.; Kuhn,
Loeb & Co.; Blyth & Co:; Ine;
ent „otes was
to the Marine Trust
purchase of $105,
bonds.
Due
First
7-70,
Montana
■
,
water
1962.
8
iccim
bonds offered Oct.
29 for the
intarnsr
interest
Sale—Ah issue
Bond
Independent School
District. No.
.
deferred
Dolphin & Co.
hide until
sealPrf
sealed Oct.
Laurel School District No.
G: Chris-
$650,000 school bonds.;
K. Wilson,
C.
receive
An
Bond Offering—Herbert V. Van
period of 20 years:
a
O. V/Z-'
tianson, Superintendent of Schools;
will receive Sealed bids^until No¬
vember
—
will
Hovt
other members the of-
Among
Am<
"■
&
Horn/ Borough Clerk, will receive
tober 30 for the purchase of $55,-
Janesville), Minn.
Bond Offering—Robert
.
bids until 1:30 p.m. (MST) on Oc¬
;/
School
:
District No. 830 (P.
Offering
Clerk,
City
inclusive.
1987
Bond
y
1 from
Due 011 May
40,000 4s.
Janesville.
inclusive,
Special Improvement
"
Y.
Buffalo, N
Michigan
;"Z Berlin, N. J.
District No. 425, Mont.
;
Due 011 May 1 from
1983
1980* to
J-
Bozeman
,
erts & Parke;
apDroved bv Reed
^
/
Incorporated; Schmidt, Rob-
pany
MONTANA,",'y.
V// -•
i
.
inclusive.
1979
35,000 3.90s.
;
„Z,
:
Sbri^?lSkl
6f
;<:.',yZZ;y NEW YORK
Legality Corporation; Adams, McEntee &
Co., Inc., Geo, B. Gibbons-& Com-,
McEvers & Fizzell.
son,
Due on May 1 .from
35,000 3.80s.
1973
2002, inclusive;.
,
ctiiu
to be issued in the future \inder
*1
at the First
Washburn & McCarthy.
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
Due on May 1 from
$30,000 3I/2S4
y
to
April 1 from M<»eley & Co; First
on
m
wfshb^
bid of 100.084
■
and April 1, 1962. Due
v
Uiwicsi
bonds now being issued and those
n A\n kniin rt
nw/1
*
1,
I
Aavable
Bknfc
,
Allison-Williams
C* U U M. AA
W^ent estimates.
^
Secretary of the Board of Trustees, for. a 2.60%c coupon./: Bond -Sale—The $140,000 - Water
will receive sealed bids until 2 p.m; ; Associated in the 'offering are;
improvement bonds offered Oct.
B. J. Van Ingen & Co. Inc.; The
(CST) on Nov. 7 for .the purchase
10—v. 196, p. 1498-^-were awarded
of $420,000 revenue bonds. Dated Philadelphia National Bank; F. O.
iriiiittudjjiuci XNctbirUiiUi DclilK, r
S.
to
amount
an
50 tim® the estimated
1 interest and
a n n u a
principal requirements for the
nf
Dated Nov.
boTlds
t
at Lfe
bonds
$286,018,892,
J"OAwuum
nn
ri rrt
P
} w
The
1979.
the
on a
*
8
miJhai
w
im-
serially
due
9Q
Get: 17
on
$3,762,000 general
provements
n^+
_
v
Avon, Minn.
hWc until
An investment
—-
awarded
was
issue of
an
William Jewell
V.; ■>.•"/"
headed
koo/lnrl
grwp
& Co. Inc.
Traueraicht.
&
V,'" / %.,%-.Z •Z / ■')
490,000 344s/due on June 1 from
Hackensack), «• rf.
N. J,
have been
Borough Clerk, will receive
ris,
iiwkeimwk/,
Bond: Sale
;
Bend Offering—Myron O. Mor-
;
in the fiscal
revenues
ended June 30, 1962 would
year
Spring Lake, N. J.
NEWJERSEY
Bergen County (P. O.
Interest
inclusive.
to: 2001
Pledged
ajn.
Legality approved by Ghflrl©S
Jw£)
Due on June 1," 1981
Si
and 1982;
.
10
of
: /
inclusive.
19-75
until
(CST) oh Oct. 30 for the purchase
$60a,000 revenue bonds; Dated
July ;!, 1961. Due-on July 1 from
345,000 2%Si ^Due on June 1 from
.
sealed bids
receive
57
risdiction and certain funds provided in the resolution authorizing
their issuance.
Mississippi Vocational College
l00.02, a net
3.13%, as
of
price
.
cost
interest
(1709)-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
various
notes
totaling $6,125,000 offered Oct. 9
—v.
to
196, p. 1490—were awarded
the
Morgan
Guaranty
Trust
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1710)
City,
as
follows:
$3,850,000 bond anticipation notes,
at
State-• Bank ? of Whitehall. Sachs & Co;-,
- by * Brieker; Kuhn,- Loeb
Garrettsville branch. Legality ap-
Ohio
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil-
York
New
of
Company
Evatt,
1.61%.
1.41%.
anticipation
985,000 'revenue
project notes, at 1.47%.
&
a
Co.,
3%s, at
as
196,
Bond Offering—The
1398
p.
1
Lucas
the
for
purchase
Ohio
Easter-
E.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Commission, will receive
ernment
until
bids
sealed
of
purchase
Dated
bonds.
school
$750,000
Nov.
(EST)
a.m.
the
for
23
October
on
11
Due on May 1 from
1989 inclusive.
Principal
1, 1962.
to
1964
payable at the
and interest (M-N)
Chase Manhattan Bank, New
York
City. Legality approved by Mitch¬
ell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell.
New Hanover
County
(EST)
of
1
Dec.
elusive.
Sale
Legality
Squire,
Co.r
Center), Ohio
9—v.
receive
a
196,
1396—were awarded
p.
composed of the Wa¬
group
Trust Co. of Win¬
chovia Bank &
ston-Salem, Trust Co. of Georgia,
in
Atlanta,
Trust
Co.
of
du Pont &
&
Bank
Connecticut
Hartford, Francis I.
Co., at
price of par,
a
net interest cost of about 3.07%,
a
(EST)
of
Due
for
27
Dated
Oct.
1962.
to 1973
1964
Legality
$590,000 6s. Due
1964
1 from
inclusive.
1977
to
May
on
40,000 5%s. Due
May 1, 1978.
on
1 from
120,000 3s. Due on May
1979
inclusive.
1981
to
H
dicate
1982
to
to
&
May 1 from
on
Ohio
Offering
Bend
W.
—
Easter-
E.
| ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
(EST)
Raleigh until 11
a.m.
Oct. 23- for the purchase
on
$70,000 fire department bonds.
Dated Nov.
1, 1962.
from 1964 to
Due
on
cipal and interest (M-N)
the
at
Trust
Manufacturers
payable
Dated Nov.
est
(M-N)
as
Sanders
&
a
upon..
r
improve¬
sewer
bonds
awarded to McDonald &
as
27/&sv at a price, of
basis of about 2.69%.
a
1,500,000
Nov.
on
1
to
Delaware, Ohio
r
Bond
Sale
Dated
The
$73,500 off' street parking bonds offered Oct.
18v—v.
to
196,
—
1398—were awarded
p.
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
at
price
a
of
101.08,
as
3%s,
basis
a
of
Nov.
-
a
:
1972,
1962.
of
Cleve¬
land. Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey.
Offering
W.
—
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
bids until 8 p.m.
for the purchase of $90,000 sewer
(EST)
assessment bonds.
1962.
cn
Nov. 5
purchase of $25,600 special
Due
on
Dated
Nov.
1,
Dec. 1 from 1964 to
1973, inclusive.
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec.
(EST)
noon
Dec.
Nov.
1962.
at the
Old
Bank, Medina.
Garrettsville,
the purchase of
Legality approved
;
1, 1962.
to
1983
interest
Portage
Due
spe¬
Dated Nov.
Nov. 1 from 1964
inclusive. Principal and
on
(M-N)
County
payable
National
at
the
Bank,
Bond
Offering—Walter
16—v.
awarded to
Halsey,
until
for
the
noon
(EST)
purchase
of
provement bonds.
1962.
to
Due
on
offered
p.
Oc¬
1398—were
Co., Inc.,
&
a
3.05%,
5,815,000 3s.
,
Nov.
(M-N)
on
Nov.
$380,000
6
at
a
net interest cost
as
follows:
15
r
from
at
1985
from
and
on
1984,
Due
the
nois
Purchase
Nov.
1
inclusive.
on
Nov.
«
1987
to
on
Nov.
Inc.,
v-
...
'in
?
n
V: Jr°m
1
2002, inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
C.
J.
Devine
&
Co.,
Goldman,
m
x
n
°JT ? r'
*'
'
bond3
offered
Qct
road
^ p
10_y
1499—were awarded to the Wach0via" Bank -&• Trust Company of
Winst0„.Salem;
'
-
t
,,
'
-
-
■
-
;
;
.
~
The
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
&
Co., Burns,
Cor-
school building bonds offered Oct.
10—v. 196,
bett &
to
nett
Lyncb,
Pickard, Inc., Cutter, Ben&
Co., Einhorn &
xR.
James
Foster
&
Co., Inc., Lyons,
Hannahs & Lee,
Inc., Havkness &i
a
1602—were awarded
p.
group
composed
Pierce,
of
Fenner
Steeie
&
Co., Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo, '
Inc.; Tilney & Co., and Arthur
L. Wright &
Co.,. Inc.
'
Smith
South Carolina (State of)
Co., C. S. lVIcKee & Co., Inc., Mc- "
Eond' Offering—Jeff
Kelvy & Co., IV B. Root & Co., State'Treasurer,- will
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc., Ryan, sealed bids at Columbia
Sutherland & Co., H. J.
Merrill
&
Inc.; Howard C. Traywick & Co.,
Inc., and Huger, Barnwell & Co.
Hill, Inc., Malvern Hill & Co., Inc.,
Kay, Richards..& Co., Magnus &
B. Bates,
receive
until Nov.
15 for the Purchase of $5,000,000
on Dec- 1 from
1963 to 1982 inclusive. Interest
J"D-V
"
; :;
sch°o1 bonds- Due
r.
,
'
SOUTH DAKOTA ":
Sharpsburg,fa.
provement
—v,
.196,
bonds
."$90,000
offered. Oct.
1499—were
p.
im-
?
15
awarded"
to
Edmunds County Independent Sch.
D>ist. No. 1 (P. O. Hosmer), S, D.
®®nd
Offering—Amy
Hecken-
Cunningham, Schmertz &. Co.,
Inc:, and Hulme, Applegate &
Humphrey,. Inc., as SJ/ss, at a price
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST*) on
Gct- 22 for the purchase of $200,-
of
0(>f> sehool bonds.
100.19,
Thiel
a
basis of
about
3.07%.
College of the Pittsburgh
Synod of the
in
United Lutheran
lai^le, District Clerk, will receive
Due
1979
inclusive.
callable.
America, Board of
Trustees (P. O.
on
Dated Dec.
1,
Dec. 1 from 1964 to
The
Interest
bonds
J-DV
are
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Gwen, Mar-
Greenville),
quart, Windhorst & West.
-
Pennsylvania
TENNESSEE
Bond Offering—Luther E. Fack-
ler,
Secretary
of. the
Board
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until.iO a.m. (EST) on Oct. 3Lfor
the
purchase of $580,000
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
revenue
1962.
Due
Feb. 1 from 1965 to 2002 inclu-
sive. Legality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl.
?
Kingston, Tenn.
,
Bond Sale—The
works
and
deficiency
^-v.
196,
bonds
p.
Housing and Home Finance AgenCy,
3%s, at
as
a
J.
Ferri, City Treasurer, will receive
bids
sealed
on
Oct.
until
30
for
1963
to
Due
purchase
bonds.
on
Dated
Nov. 1 from
Regality
ap-
proved by Storey. Thorndike, Pa!-
Dodge.
Beaufort
Texas
Bond Sale—The $1,022,000 hous-
ing system
nance
3V2S, at
as
a
price
Tex
Bond
Court
County (P. O. Beaufort),
will
noon
receive
*
(EST)
on
sealed
otfering-Hawley
president of the
until 7:30
m
the
{CST)
purchase
to
Due
1973
maior.
on
Nov.
inclusive.
interest
bid's
Var
Board
o-
XrusteeSi will receive sealed bid,
schoolhouse bonds.
CAROLINA
Bond Offering:—John NT. Trask,,
Chairman of the Board of Di-
until
Agency,
of par.
for
South Carolina
rectors,
(P. O. Sherman),
1982^ inclusive. Principal
Providence
&
"
TEXAS
College
revenue bonds offeree
Oct. 10—v. 190, p. 1399—were
of sold to the Housing and Home Fi-
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Com-
mer
par.
(EST)
a.m.
the
school
Nov. 1, 1962.
11
price of
*-*
Austin
Offering— Lawrence
system .tax
offered
OeJ. £
1292—were sold to the
Warwick (P. O. Providence), R. I.
Bond
$905,000 wa|;er-
sewerage
■ ■
RHODE. ISLAND
,
inclusive.
Due oh Nov. 1 from
-tinon
{
±
Clark, John C. Legg & .Co.,' Greenwood County-School*District
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Poole &
No-52 (P; O. Greenwood), S. C.
Co., Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.,
Bond -Sale—The $200,000 high
1,
-
$300,000
in^o.
s7le—The $150^000
1962.
1991,
4*^^^.
i
Interest J-D. Legality approved
by Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons. -
Company, Janney, Battles &
SOUTH
Due
of
bonds; Dated.Dec,'1, lS62.
nw
E. W.
1986*
3%'s.
1992 to
Due
to
3.20s.
1,465,000- Is.
1964
the
Co.,
M3Vp
M
pany
1980, inclusive.
1981
6,115,000
Principal and
payable
Dunn
vuHiP'J* Mayes, Inc., Co., Inc.."
& Freeman & The Illi-
$2,950,000
Due on Nov. 1 from
3.10s.
from
2,200*000
im¬
Dated Nov. 15,
1973, inclusive.
interest
school
syndicate headed by
price of 98.008,
of about
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids
a
196,
Stuart
1.974 to
Helber,
•
*
.
V
$26,652
bonds
revenue
3,980,000
$140,000
cial assessment bonds.
Sale—The
720*000* 2.90s. Due on Nov. 1,1973.
1987, incl.
.
,.
_
H.°eL
1
1963 to„ "80
Weigold lni;lu31''ebondsare callable
■
,..
,
Co^G.
Harrisburg), Pa.
Whitehall, Ohio
Rinerson,
rn
on
pay-
to
&
.
.
no™
^
Due
Ohio
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon
(EDST) on Oct. 24
for
at 1.54%.
Building Authority (P.O.
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams.
Bond Offering— R. A.
premium
a
$6,357,000 3V2s. Due on Nov.. 1
from 1963 to 1972, inclusive,
1964
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
5
for
t™
C°l
*
,
Harrisburg
the
to
notes
Di-
•
Co, w.llmm Blair & r
Co., Shelby
Church
Phoenix National
from
1
1,
on
'.
Ma.p;kqy,
.
Pennsylvania State Public School
lease
Rossel,
nr.
'
;
Girard
$3.
pany,
tober
E.
if
Co., Chas. E.
j
cV
Pittsburgh
the
to
Co., at 1.60, plus
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
for the
the
premium of $22.
Squire,
Seville, Ohio
Offering—Helen M. Harris,
notes
200,000
Principal
Bank of
Bond
Delta, Ohio
Bond
1,
Taylor
&
r
Exchange Bank of
National Bank & Trust Com¬
National
about 3.26%.
to
Board''"of
.
1962.
400,000 notes to Harriman Ripley
Due
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Central
notes
the
,
Co.,
-;:
1;
Philadelphia, at 1.60%.
500,000
inclusive.
•
o
National Bank, at 1.59%, plus
bonds.
1964
*;
Trust Corn
&
from
at
Fidelity-
the
to
notes
1,000,000
re¬
1964 to- 1976,
improvement
40,000
| Trust
premium of $2.
a
at 1.52%.
follows:
1 from
&
Sullivan- &
rihWo
Bond. Sale—The
Philadelphia Trust Company,
inclusive.
Co.,
101.05,
Nov.
on
Kean,
Walker
premium of $162;
..
$135,000 improvement' bonds'. Due
totaling $152,300 offered Sept. 22,
a
Company of Philadelphia,
Ohio
as
premium of
a-
Tradesmens- " Bank \&
until' 7:06 p.m.
$175,000 bonds-,
plus
1.59%, plus
f* Finance; will
o
bids
City, for $5,000,000,
IMfy, plus
of
2,000,000 notes to.- the Provident
■
Dempsey.
(P. O.
n
$135; and $6,000,000, at 1.61%;
Nov. 6 for the purchase
on
Morgan
the
Trust Company
at
Squire,
by
Cleveland),
of
to
notes
Guaranty
Bond Offering—Vincent Benan-
(EST)
Ohio
Bond Sale—The street
were
agreed
be
approved
sealed
premium of
a
premium of $497.
11,000,000
The bonds,,
Richmond: Heights
ceive
sanitary
a
Sweney
Principal and inter¬
der; Director
and $30,100,000,
1.61%, plus
National Bank, at 1.57%, plus
Hanover
OHIO
pre¬
New York
may
:
a
$2,-
$1,023.
Co.,
at
for
11,300,000 notes to the Pittsburgh
payablh' at the- Cleve¬
Legality
approved by
Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell.
and
at
land Trust Company or such other •
Legality
ment
&
Mellon
the
Pittsburgh,
mium of $89;
The
3.20s,
as
1, 1962.
callable*
Company, New York City.
Ashland,
Co.,
Co.,
and
Co.,
&
are
May 1' trustee
1973, inclusive. Prin¬
Me-
by
,Scho°LD""" J <P- °'
^1.
' f'
*
MB<mi °«e"nS - ^- Gresham
M.e>«E ^
fa
^ Wees,.:wUl revive pealed:
Arthurs, Le-
Co.,, Baxter
Schwabacher
to
700,000, at 1.60%, plus
price of 100.27.
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at
of
Cartwright
Co.,
&
& Hutzler,
premium of
a
notes
of
pany
Cleveland
&
Brothers
1.61%, plus
pay-
trust company
or
New York bank to be
some
designated
Hendrix
National Bank & Trust Com¬
Sutherland & Co., Strana¬
Harris
han,
J.
Prescott
Company,
Ryan,
Rapids, N. C.
First
Co.,'
9
; :
/
:
32,800,000
syn¬
&
of Wm.
McDonald
John Nuveen
Corp.,
Oct.
offered
$327.17.
a
Pollock &
Dougherty &
Co.,
Fitzpatrick;'
rln
Co.,
..
$100,000,000 tax
notes
bank
a
Thomas & Co., The.Ohio Company,
1398—were awarded,
p.
Salomon
at
sold to
fice of
r^nrv*J !Hutlon &
Gregory & SonSj JBi* F, £ itschool
p.
ration; C. J. Devine & Co., and
Ohio
was
Co.,
&
Baxter
inclusive.
1990
Roanoke
bonds
inclusive.
1987
210,000 l/10s. Due
1988
May 1 from
196,
electric light plant
composed
ricka
465.000 3 y4S. Due on
196,
^39;300 00o notes to a group cornI..'.,
posed of The First Boston Corpo¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,500,000
first mortgage
Sale-—The
follows:
as
ton, Eckler & Niehoff.
revenue
4—v.
of about 3.39%.
anticipation
—v.
approved by Bricker, Evatt, Bar¬
Painesville,
Wm.>E.
&
&
Co.,
Pn
Richards &
price of 100.82,
a
1983
callable.
are
to agree, at the principal of-
ure
Co., Fahne-
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Eldredge
Co., Inc., Elkins, Morris, Stokes
$250,000 school
Oct.
3%s, at
as
Note
follows;
as
{
Assess-
&
Webster
Hirsch
strange
Pennsylvania (State of)
a.m.
pur¬
Oct, 1,
from
1
the
Interest A-O.
inclusive.
10
Special
$15,786
bonds.
on
until
bids
Oct.
on
chase
ment
Co.,
Co., and Kay,
basis
a
Jaycox, Township Treasurer, will
sealed
&
E.
school building bonds offered Oct.
to
offered
bonds
Township (P. O-. Lewis
Offering—Kenneth
Co.;
Smith,; A.
1291—were awarded to A. E. Mas-
d
n
o
duPont
"nnA
&
The bonds
~
p.
Pennsylvania
Sale—The
Bond
1962.
1;
1964 to
-
sewer
196,
&
ten
B
8—v.
Strict (P. O. East McKeespart),
ap¬
Sanders
Curtis, Coffin and Burr,
I.
&
&
County
the
at
inclusive.
from
1
,
North Versailles Area Merged Sch.
in-
Corp;, Salomon
Nov.
on
Co., Inc., Goodbody & Co., J. C..~rectors.*
Legality
approved- by :
Bradford & Co.,
Bramhall, Falion Sinkler; Gibbs & Simons.
; & Co., Inc., DeHaven &
Townsend,
'
■
Crouter & Bodine, Dick- & MerleC/»ar/e^«r
James Island
Due
1982
to
bonds.- Dated' Nov.
Due
•
PENNSYLVANIA
Dempsey.
The $1,425,000
—
r
g^a^es National Bank of Portland.
and' interest
office.
by
proved
a.m.
1962.
1,
1964
payable
Treasurer's
Orange
County (P.. O.
Nov.
from
Principal
(J-D)
■
1499—were awarded to the United
special .assessment
Dated
bonds.
11
'
Oct. 25 for the purchase
on
$27,940
on
until
bids
sealed
ceive
re-
r
$30,000
Oct.
offered
bonds
.
Ore.
Sale—The
Bond
of
of
&
able, at
stock
4
;
»
•
•
Seaside,
C. Pflug-
the Board
Commissioners,- will
Clerk
felder,
Wilmington)r North Carolina
Bond
\\-
Bond Offering—Anna
North Carolina
Offering—W.
Bond
'
Stone
Principal and interest; (M-N)
Jackson &
20 years.
OREGON
County (P.O. Toledo),
Lenoir),
Co.-,
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Dean
Francis
.1
Caldwell County (P. O.
$60,000
of
Due in
bonds.
sewer
basis of about 3.20%.
CAROLINA
&
the'purchase of $250,000 hospital
Co.,- -1962
Witter-& Co;,--F. S. Smithers & as .may .be
agreed: .upau-by-the
Co., Weeden & Co., Bache & Co.,. Board of Directors of the County
Paribus Corp.,• Paine, Webber.,: and the successful
bidder; if fail-
City Clerk
will receive sealed bids until Nov.
Clark
Fahey,
price of 101.66,
a
Haupt
&
&
Elgin; Okla.
bonds
Monday, October 22, 1962
.
Brothers & Hutzler, John Nuveen
special
sewer
to
awarded
—were
145,000 capital notes, at 1.47%.
NORTH
sanitary
offered October 9-—v.
145,000 capital notes, at 1.74%.
OKLAHOMA
Sale—The $85,000
Bond
assessment
Inc.,- Ira
&- Co.,: Blair
Webster Securities
Lebanon, Ohio
1,000,000 urban renewal notes, at
Eckler & Niehoff.
Barton,
.
Glore Forgan & Co.,
Legality -approved
liams,
.
(M-N)
banks
era! Reserve
Qn
of
Q t
2
$685,001
Dated Nov, 15
15
from
Principal
payable
located
in
at
a
196;
an<
th<
Fee
City in Texas." Le
gality approved by McCall, Park
Oct. 30 for RursU Crowe, McCall & Horton.
Volume 196
Number
6205
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1711)
Deer Park
Independent Sch. Dist.,
price of 100.07,
T exas
of about
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Oct. 22 for the
purchase
bonds.
Dec.
on
of
Dated
1
$3,500,000
Dec.
from
1,
1963
Due
1987
"
Independent Sch.
d
n
3y4S.
from
on
July
Dist.,
$1,250,000
to
inclusive.
3.40s.
from
1991
Due
to
July
on
1990
2002
& Isley
Legality ap-
1
July
■
/
Joint School District No.
Offering
—
6
Clifford
tional Bank of Madison.
approved
Bond Offering—John L.
CANADA
QUEBEC
Freund,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Kol-
bids until 8 p.m.
(CDST)
ior the purchase, of
pack, District Clerk, will receive
on
Legality
by Quarles, Herriott &
Clemons.
District No. 3 (P.O.
Omro),
Wisconsin
(p. o. Edgar), Wisconsin
Bond
1
inclusive,
Omro City, Omro, Nekimi, Rushford, Paygan, Winneconne, Utica,
Algoma, Nepeushun, Aurora and
Poysippi Towns Joint School
Edgar, Fenwood Villages, Cassell,
Cleveland, Emmet, Frankfort, Rib
Falls, Rietbrock and Wien Towns,
inclusive.
on
Marshall
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
1
July 1 from
Due
1981
4,740,000
Sale—The
1971
Due
the
Bank of Milwaukee.-
incl.
Texas
1 Bo
to
on
payable at
,
1972 to 1980 inclusive.
2,560,000
Longview
Due
1963
1,580,000 3s.
follows:
as
4y2s.
from
school
1962.
to
$1,120,000
net interest cost
a
3.35%,
59
Disraeli, Que.
Oct.
Bond
Offering—Moise Turcotte,
c
'
sealed bids until 1:30 (CST) on school bonds. Dated
Nov. 1,1962.
IOt—v.. 196, p. 1500—were awarded
-win
toooUro sealed bids until
tlr
receive
Co.;' Ira Haupt -0ct. 25 for the purchase of $800,- Due on April 1 from 1963 to
to a group composed of the First
1982
& Co.;-Stroud &
8 p.m.
Co., Inc.; Stifel, 000 school bonds. Dated Nov: 1,- inclusive.(EDST) on Oct. 23 for. the
National Bank
Principal and interest
of Dallas; :First
Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; Mackall & 1962- Due on N°v. 1 from 1963
(A-O)-payable at the Farmers purchase of $126,000 sewer-and
National Bank of Fort
Worth, and Coe; Edward G. Webb &
fire protection bonds.
Dated Nov.;
Co.; to 1982 inclusive. The bonds are Bank, Omro, and such
E. F. Hutton &
co-paying
Co., at a price of
1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from 1963
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.; C. F. callable. Interest M-N. Legality agents as may be
designated by
100.008, a net interest cost of Cassell &
to 1982 inclusive.
Co.; Charles King & approved by Quarles, Herriott & the purchaser within -48
about
^hours
school
building bonds offered Oct.
2.84%,
$215,000
follows:
as
2y4s.
Due
Nov.
on
1,
.196ba"d .0n.May 1 frora 1964
fl
fian ono
M0,000 2.80s. Due
1968
to
195 000
1976
2.90s.
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
on
May
1,
1977 and 1978.
200,000 3s.
and
Medina
Due
May 1, 1979
on
1980.
Co.; Park, Ryan, Inc.; .TuUer &
Zucker; Lyons, Hannahs & Lee,
®*usch T&
C°A' Jnc::
"end"x &cMayes- f 'i Pahl &
Co.,
Inc^ Seasongood & Mayer;.
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Weil,
Roth & Irving C04 Westheimer &
Co.; Wyllie & Thornhill, Inc.;
Robert
Co.;
County Road District No.
3
Bond Sale—An issue of
$110,000
road bonds was sold to Russ & Co.
L.
&
man
(P. O. Hondo), Texas
Conners
Co.;
Ray
&
H,
G.
Allen,
Co.;
Kal-
Muskemp
Olson
&
&
Bond
000
bonds
Underwood
&
issue
Lombard, Inc.
of
$200,-
Island County, Coupeville Consoli¬
dated School District No.
County,
Bond Sale—The
196,
v.
the
bonds
Trust
National
21,4s,. at
at
as
j.t
Oct.
10—
a
Nov.
on
1
inclusive:!
Bank
of
King
Chi¬
~
will
from
-
County,
1963 to
Due
to
1979 to
bonds
Due
Due
the
in
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben„
,
„
„
_
,
on
Local, Debt, will
ceivesealed bids until
31
for
the
noon
Seattle;
prjce
a
(EST)
1964 to
Oct.
street
and
bonds. Tue
1964
to
of abQut 3
Bank
Dean
1982 inclusive.
I
43,000
bonds.
275,000
water
Due
1964 to
1982
of
bonds.
Due
Nov.
interest
Arlington
1
1962
Nov.
1962.
&
&
or
Nov.
on
1970
1
B
from
Company,
Due
Due
12,000 3.30s. Due
51,000 3.40s.
promotional ideas.
Bank
-
by
Mitchell,
Mount
as
6s, at
a
price
V1.
ffO
OU'
U»t
•
price of
$1,200,000 city
bonds
offered
to
Oct.
syndicate
a
about
$20 000
'
Weld
&
Co.;
Francis
I.
Inc.,
at
a
price
and
Due
and
95,000
on
Nov.
1
Due
on
The various
accounts.
how to
$200,000 school
*
p.
&
Co.,
revenue
—
The
Oct.
16—v. 196, p. 1500-—were awarded
syndicate headed by Merrill
.Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., and John Nuveen & Co., at a
In 1001 ways
follows:
Nov
on
1964
more
to the
Due
1969
Nov. 1 from
on
categories of investors
inclusive.
Due
develop each of them
3s.
Due
on
Nov.
—
you
can
the relative
—
and
their
you're told
to their maximum
to
use
analyze
attractiveness
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WISCONSIN
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Financial
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Techniques
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Nov. 1 from
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1971.
1972 to
1963 to 1979 inclusive.
400,000 314s.
to
designed to
The final sale
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1965.
30,000 2%s.
follows:
$800,000 3s.
*
-
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1966
is
net interest eost of
as
Due
55,000 2I/2S.
of
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4g
—
proven
Marshall, Inc., at a
par, a
2.90%,
us
•a-
Nov. 1 from
on
Blyth
and Foster &
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Thornhill,
a
Belanger, Inc.,
1
awarded
of 98.90
through modern,
Commercial
Obtaining
Vernon), Wash.
Bank;
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The initial
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to
1292—were
p.
full of practical and9 proven
selling
John Dutton drew it from the best of his
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*
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on
Bond Sale—The
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
sewer
Na-
exclusively from
business
*
Nov. 1 from
on
School Dist. No. 101 (P. O.
of
Church, Va.
improvement
columns in
group
Sale—The
1980
First
196,
im-
Oct.
Nov. 1 from
on
Due
available
—
increase your
Skagit County, Sedrowwoolley
First
__
as
the
to
$237,000
offered
learn about
at the Irving Trust bonds, offered Oct. 9—v.
196,
York City.
Le- 1400—were awarded to a
approved
Falls
from
1
1979 to 1982 inclusive.
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell.
a
and
weekly
inclusive.
New
par,
60-page booklet
you
selling techniques. Its 25 chapters
Nov. 1, 1964
on
This
help
1975 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal
National
Richmond,
3.13%,
interest
bonds
Co.;
Fenner
follows:
as
Due
to
33,000 3y4S.
(J-D) payable at the
Trust
Company,
were
at
—v.
1976
By JOHN DUTTON
drain¬
inclusive.
series
on
1,
Merchants
Bond
payable
to
and
Principal
provement
1963
from
HOW TO SELL SECURITIES
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
1964 to 1983 inclusive.
gality
Sale —The
In Your Business You Need-
Commerce,
ne{ interest cost
a
Due
39,000 3.10s.
Nov.
on
1983
sidewalk,
Dated
Windsor, Que.
Bond
were
Witter
from
inclusive.
and
3s.
1966
...
from
&
(A-O)
1
Nov. 1
inclusive.
Valley
10
Pierce,
26%
$16,000 S^s.
as
highway
Nov.
on
1973
storm
age
White,.
inclusive.
and 1965.
$1,250,000
10
from
Oct.
on
bonds.
on
on
_
;
1
composed of
group
paI-
of
$1,925,000 unlimited tax bonds,
400,006
Offering—Norman AspenDistrict Clerk, will receive
Due
school
Due
receive
(PST)
Smith> Inc, and McLean & Co., at
re-
purchase
a
National
follows:
and
Oct.
$361,000
1, 1962.
inclusive.
on
of
204
Snoqualmie
Merrill Lynch,
_
nett, Secretary of the State Com-
and
Oct. 1 from
on
chase
Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
from 1963 to 1982
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of
$70,000
school bonds. Dated Oct.
1972 inclusive.
1978
1
'
'
offered
awarded to
Richmond), Va.
-
Oct. 1 from
on
receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m*
(EDST) on Oct. 24 for the pur¬
Bond
son,
$400,000 2y2s.
Seattle), Wash.
.
VIRGINIA
Oct.
2.81%,
follows:
School District No. 410 (P. O.
price of 100.02.
Arlington County (P. O.
on
of) Joint School District No.
(P. O. Ferryville), W1V4
price of 10004
a
net interest cost of about
a
Bond Sale—The $194,000 school
mission
Savings
Chicago, and Chapman,
Howe & Co
Bond Offering—Jean-Paul
Brisebois, Secretary and Treasurer, will
Senca, Eastman, Freeman,
Haney,
Utica (Towns of)
Lynxville, Mt.
Sterling and Eastman (Villages
awarded
&
Commission,
Quebec
Oct. 26 for the purchase of $23,000
school bonds. - Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
$500,000 school. Due
offered
basis of about 2.19%.
a
1400-were
Harris
of
Escoumins School
m
1400—were awarded to
p.
First
cago, as
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
County School
(P. O. Brigham City), Utah
building
the
Bank
Legality approved
j
Offering—Harry A. Lang,
County
UTAH
Dist.
to
+
(P. O. Coupeville), Wash.
Company.
;
Elder
196
_v.
$850,000
by Quarles, Herriott & Clemons.
Wis.
Bond Sale—The $950,000 school
addition bonds offered Oct. 16
1973
Bond
Box
Bay,
330,000 2.80s.
sold to R. A.
was
after the award.
Green
220,000 3s.
Texas
Sale—An
sewer
Clemons.
Beau¬
mont, Inc., and Stubbs, Watkins &
WASHINGTON
Sonora,
25
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