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COMMERCIAL and
i
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ESTABLISHED
Volume
1839
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
RAILROAD
A. G. E.
•: V
This
PUBLIC UTILITY
;-
Y., Monday, October 23, 1961
INDUSTRIAL
•
with
Price
system
In This Issue
units, at $5,000 per unit.
Allied
Stock and Bond Quotations
1
■'t ;
Page
Exchange (Stocks)
15
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)27
American Stock Exchange
32
Boston Stock Exchange
The
.as
as
Detroit Stock Exchange
Stock
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Stock
Montreal
for
the
Stock
Toronto
Exchange.
_______________
...
_
Exchange.
research
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2661.
p.
capital
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The
class
Proceeds
'sales
are
Rochelle,
New
in
earnings
and
the
.
the
prior
$1,802,000,
compared
Oct.
3
record Oct.
Ohio-based
stock split,
The
class
is
Corporation—Files With
corporation
A
offered
mon,
the company
1445,
stock of
193,
common
Exchange.—V.
Stock
Survey
Air
.
the
16,
Oct.
on
1961
5,
filed
B
A"
be
to
that
shareholders
told
finance subsidiiary,
sale
The
be
promotion,
for
used
equipment
V
capital.
r
and
on
Hair
of
-
working
was
'
made
tions for
■'
proceeds from the financing will be used by the
company
for various corporate purposes, including, moving to larger
quarters; purchase of additional equipment; inventory, repayment of
.loans, and working.capital. +.
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PROCEEDS—Net
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BUSINESS
mechanical
—
The
contractor
Brooklyn,
in
the
;
governmental agencies.
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.
EARNINGS—-For1" the'three
pany
.Jan.
,
had
31,
net
1961
.
of
.
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ended
April
.
'
the
year
' '
stock.—V:
194, * p.
525.
"
of
:
With
covering 85,000
through Davis
$3,
repayment,
equipment and working
;;
San
7
•.
Industries^—Capital
.
,
filed
Francisco,
a
engaged
price
terms
and
be
to
are
supplied
by
•i
$
company.
Distilling Co.
company
rights to subscribe at
subordinated
$9,551,900 of
1, 1986. The
to
par
debentures, due Nov.
convertible
are
t
Rights Offering to Stock¬
Oct. 18 offered its common
—
on
into
common
until
stock
1971, at the rate of $47.50 a share. Stockholders
subscribe for $100 of debentures for each ten com¬
shares held of
Approved
Bancredit
Corp.,
100%
for
ABC
at
100%,
plus
Herbert
to
All-State, the purchase
Bander, who will remain as directol|, of opera¬
Sadkin,
from Samuel A.
President
of
/
.
com¬
ended
are
accrued
They
Properties,
a
Allegheny Power System, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition
Lee
Rice,
Jr., President,
announced Oct.
11
that Allegheny Power
is to acquire Cumberland Valley Electric Co., which pro¬
vides electric service to 6,000 customers in a 450-square-mile area of
System,
Inc.
Franklin and Fulton Counties
munities
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served
are
in southern Pennsylvania.
Greencastle, Mercersburg,
Principal com¬
Cumberland Valley Electric
wholly-owned subsidiary of Allegheny Power, whose
will
become
a
1962 to
1,
interest.
with headquarters in New York City
production facilities in Pekin, 111., and Sausalito, Calif., makes and
straight and blended whiskies, vodka, gin and other alcoholic
beverages.
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Its best-selling bourobn brand is "Bourbon Supreme." Its best selling
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,
blended
whiskey
is sold
EARNINGS—Total
the
under
income
in
"Guckenheimer"
the
nine
months
brand.
ended
j
June
30,
1961,
months the
year before.
Net income in the 1961 period was $2,069,000, equal to
$2.17 a common share, compared with $1,882,000,
or $1.97.
For the
full 12 months of 1960, total income was $24,093,000 with net income
$19,696,000
was
compared
with
$18,782,000
for
the
same
.
$2,275,000, or $2.38.
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PROCEEDS—American
to
Distilling will use $7,000,000 of the proceeds
bank term notes and will add the rest to working capital.
prepay
this
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization June 30, 1961, adjusted for
issue, was $9,551,900 long-term debt, and 955,194 common shares.
purchase,
in
debentures
the
as
are
of the
respective
underwriters
percentages
has
severally agreed to
below, such of the
subscription offer:
forth
set
not subscribed for pursuant to the
%
Bache
Robert
McDonald
.4.0
Newhard, Cook & Co
Co.
&
3.0
Baird
W.
Ellis
&
&
Co.,
Simons
Inc. 3.0
3.0
^
Eastman
&
Forgan
Goldman,
Sachs
William
R.
&
Bros.
&
&
3.0
Co
Walston & Co., Inc
Wertheim
2.0
Dean
&
Meyer
Co
&
Witter
American Educational Life Insurance
5.0
: 2.0
Boyce—
Stern, Frank,
Sutro
4.0
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co..
Irving Lundborg & Co
—V. 194, p. 1153-
3.0
Co
Staats
5.0
Co
2.0
4.0
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.-
5.0
Co
&
Schwabacher
5.0
Co._.
&
Co
Pressprich & Co
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler— 4.0
Stein
Dillon, Union
Securities
R. W.
&
3.0
-20.0
Blyth & Co., Inc
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc._.
& Fox
2.0
—___
Co.
&
Co
1
2.0
—
________
3.0
4.0
V/i
5.0
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Co.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
class
$3
one
"Reg. A" covering 78,944
offered for subscription at
15, 1961, on the basis of
each two shares. No underwriting is involved. ^ •to be used for capital and surplus.—V. 193. p. 2321.
company
A
per
common
on
Oct.
shares
5,
1961
(par
$1)
filed
to
share, for
are
American Heritage Publishing Co., Inc.—Common
was
Of¬
Initial public sale of this firm's common stock
made Oct. 20 through the offering of 140,000 shares
fered
.
a
m
be
share by stockholders of record Sept.
Proceeds
,
Co.
at the com¬
also redeemable for the sinking
BUSINESS—American Distilling,
and McConnellsburg.
.Allegheny Power System,"Inc. will deliver 62,589 shares of its common
for all of the common stock
stock to Republic Service Corp: in exchange
of Cumberland
Valley. and other assets.-
are
sells
Blunt
was
initially redeemable
for those redeemable before Nov.
the 1985 maturity.
and
of
. •
debentures
pany's option at 104.375%
Glore,
J.
current/'financing, out-/,
capitalization .of the company wili consist of 220,052- shares--
common
Upon"' completion
-
.
30, /1961,
billings on contracts; of $296,443. For the
net billings on contracts were $993,774^
CAPITALIZATION
v/- standing
mohth$
A"
at
:
St.,
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc. 2.0
2.0
Chapman, Howe & Co.
N. Y. company " is engaged * as a "
design
and installation of heating,
^ventilating and air conditioning systems. The company's sales are made
on
a.,: contracts/basis to general contractors, builders/ realtors and
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the school.
All-State
Car-
$3 per share by Rothenberg/ Heller & Co., Inc.;
roll Co.; and Ruffer, Ballan & Co. Inc. /;•
"Reg.
a
offered
%
Fell
diversified growth company with interests in
land development, housing, bowling, Montauk Beach, utilities and shop¬
ping centers, entered the beauty culture business in July with the pur¬
chase
of
Terminal
Barbershops
and
Terminal's
subsidiary,
Larry
Mathews
Beauty
Salons.
Last month All-State
acquired the Gary
Elliott Beauty Salon chain and two beauty culture schools in the Phila¬
delphia area.—V. 194, p. 737.
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(L. J.) Aksman—Common Stock Offered—Initial publie sale of common stock of L. J. Aksman & Co., Inc.
at
filed
be
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founded 20 years ago by Mr. Bander. It
has 370 students enrolled in the day and evening courses.
"With the
courses set on a six-month basis, we should
graduate between 800 and
1,000 students annually,". Mr. Sadkin said.
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'was made Oct. 17, through the offering of 80,000 shares
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the
should contribute significantly to earn¬
Oct. 9 announced the acquisition of the Hollywood
& Beauty Culture, 1465 Broadway, N. Y. C., for
The Hollywood Academy
>
ago
Properties, Inc.—Buys Beauty School—
company
According
to
year
$165,000 in cash.
involved.
are
said the action was taken primarily
earnings this year.
Gross
Academy
par
Proceeds
to
,
UNDERWRITERS—Each
shares
Inc.—Files
C.
debt
v
335
REDEMPTION—The
pre-cut homes, voted
10, 1961 to holders of
of
Nov.
orderly market in the company's publicly held stock.
at the annual meeting that current shipments
All-State
covering 4,029
common
iii
corporation.—
record Oct. 17, 1961.
Rights expire
1, 1961. The offering is being underwritten by a
group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.
larger portion of Albee's pre-cut home sales and will also increase
borrowing base, Mr. Gross noted.—V. 193, p. 1333.
SEC—
"Reg.
a
20,000; class
and
the
4%%
Nov. 1,
Approved Bancredit is in thp final stages of negotiating a $3 million
private placement of long-term subordinated debt with an institutional
lender, he announced. These funds will be used to help ABC finance a
....
subscription by stockholders as follows: For class A com¬
($5); for class B common, at par ($4). No underwriting
for
at
Oct.
shares
common
1961
for
used
offering
debentures
and that the company
expected to establish new records in sales and earnings for the current
fiscal year ending June 30, 1962.
He said that Albee now has 22 sales
offices, compared to 10 a year ago, and expected to add at least 10
more offices
during the current fiscal year. He stated that the offices
added during the past year were expected to contribute importantly to
Mr.
listed
was
p.
the
of
4%%
commented
running substantially ahead of a
were
Albee's
American
the
48
fund
an
Gross
sales and
Techniques Inc.—Common Listed—
Aerosol
Effective
3,
is
holders—The
20.
facilitate
Mr.
producer
effective
William Gross, President of Albee,
to
with
738.
Niles,
the
of
two-for-one
a
ings in the current fiscal year.
on
of
Engineering,
cents)
The
stockholders
Homes, Inc.—Board Votes Split—
Albee
Directors
tax credit of $39,000.
a
was
1981,
paying
of
the
cmopany
mon
scored a major break-through in
ended July 1, 1961, it was reported
the company received
year
trustee^
$27,006,200 issue
Nov.
company
Working capital on July 1, 1961,
$549,000 the year before.—V. 194, p.
25
♦,
of
with
Co.
&
may
fiscal
in
1,
;(!
appointed
a
Building Maintenance
American
__
earnings before income taxes were $469,000, compared to $17,000
1960.
Income tax provisions in 1961 were $235,000, whereas
Net
in
Oct.
on
Registered—
the
to
48
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Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
/
Adler,
Ben
System
for
Exchange Commission—
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of
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings.
47
President, in the annual report to stockholders.
Sales for the year amounted to $8,963,000, compared to $3,643,000
in the previous fiscal year, an increase of 146%.
Net earnings were
$234,000, or 35 cents a share, against $56,000 or 8 cents a share in
the prior year, an increase of 316%.
Per share earnings are based on
the 670,504 shares
outstanding on July 1, 1961 and include 110,000,
shares marketed publicly in April,
1961/
,
by
13
.
year
j
principally in the business of providing
janitorial, window cleaning and building maintenance services.
Net
proceeds from the sale will be added to general
funds which may
be used for acquisition from unaffiliated sources of businesses similar
1
par)
Y.,
N.
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to be
company
The
1961,
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amendment.
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
Electronics Inc.—Record Highs—
Adler
The
6,
(no
Oct.
on
shares
common
/^underwriting.
:
registration
SEC on Oct. 19 covering 141,000 shares of capital
stock, of which 30,000 are to be offered for sale by the company and
111,000 by the present holders thereof.
The offering will be made
through underwriters headed by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. and
filed a "Reg. A" covering 1,250
to be offered
at $36, without
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to be used for-working capital.—V. 192, p. 1393.
corporation
B
Reserve
Federal
.
A /'./v/
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Down—
1445.
p.
been
Oct.
Washington, D.
are
statement
54
of Member Banks
has
agent
Metals
(par
Inc.,
.
The
Sutro
General Corporation and Investment News.^
the
shares
Stock
39
Foreign Exchange Rates
due
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corporation
American
39
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1377.
Proceeds
39
Dividends Declared and Payable.
Bank
conversion
Precision
Leach,
capital.
Miscellaneous Features
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., Inc.—Files With SEC
.
&
45
Transactions American Stock Exchange..
been;
has
;
.<
Cumberland
quarter of I960.
Manhattan
debentures,
p.
common
40
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Condition Statement
194,
The
,
40
Industrial Stock Averages 39
State and City Bond Offerings
Chase
Securities and
39
company has substantially expanded its
and added a number of senior scientists to its staff.;:
that
said
activities
193,
working
that
to
$738,000
from
report
also noted
$811,000.
They
$33,000.
of
The
the
Stores Corp.—Appointment—
registrar and
Alio
39
SEC Index of Stock Prices
cents
increased
of
39
operations
saving
1
1
National Quotation
the
six
from
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previous fiscal year.
Net income of $28,900 was equal
per share while sales amounted to $3,915,000.
Net income
amounted to $14,000 while the
remaining $14,900
represented application of a tax refund.
Earnings for the first half a
of last year were $121,655, or 21 cents per share on sales of $4,187,314. (
For
the
fiscal year
ended Feb. 29,
1961, the company sustained
a
net loss of $297,629 on sales of $9,243,274.
In the interim report mailed to shareholders, Robert L. Rod, Board
Chairman,
and
Rollin M. Russell, President, stated that Acoustica
had
improved
its
financial position
during the six-months' period
in
addition
to
returning
to profitable
operation.
Bank notes have
been reduced from $2,000,000 to $1,400,000, with the resultant annual
during
to
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west
Carp.—Sales and Net
below the third
convertible
V.
41
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Over-the-Counter Markets.
10 reported a return to profitable operations /
ended Aug.
31, 1961, following a loss sustained
months
six
/
and
..
corresponding I960 month.—V. 193,
The
39
_________
Canadian Stock Exchange
Oct.
on
company
the
agent,
Exchange__-________l__i_'___ 37-
Philadelphia-Baltimore
-
owns
Acoustica Associates, Inc.—Shows Profit—
south,
i'L;
37-.
Dow-Jones Stock $nd Bond Averages....
The
Chemical
3.4%
Allied
37
Midwest Stock
prospectus
Fecos
for
37
Cincinnati Stock Exchange________:__:>___>
further states that, in addition to producing/
leases on 176,000 acres of undeveloped lands
located in Arkansas and Texas.
G. W., Breuer is listed
President of the company and of Alco Oil, and A. C. Allyn, Jr.,
Vice-President of both companies.—V. 194, p. 949.
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stock.
'properties,
principally
east,
_
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange______________
that in July, 1962, Alco Oil will acquire through merger
Exploration Company's assets in exchange for Alco Oil
states
Pecos
the
Net income for the quarter of $10,350,620 was
equivalent to $.52 a
share, compared with $.53 earned in the same period last year
j
Kerby H. Fisk, Chairman of the Board, said that business in July
and August was somewhat
disappointing, but that September showed
improvement and for the first time this year income was higher than
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,
of
were
New York Stock
operator of any lease an amount equal to 5% of direct costs of
drilling, reworking and equipping any development well./ The - pros¬
pectus
to
areas
/ The corporation's sales of $181,223,152 for the quarter ended Sept. 30
the
all
serves
,
Participations in the Fund are not assessable
except for the intangible' "completion
cost of test wells believed to
have
encountered v commercial
production,
estimated
not to
exceed
$1,250 per unit.
The company will receive from the Fund an amount,'
equal to 5%
of all subscriptions and assessments - thereon plus an t
estimated $12,500 for expenses in connection with Shis offering.
The company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Alco Oil and Gas Corp., \
will
utilize
the' Fund", during 1962 to
acquire undeveloped gas and
oil leases for the participants -in -the Fund and explore for gas and
oil thereon.
The company may close the Fund and commence Pund
/operations at any time after participations aggregating $200,000 or
more
have been subscribed.
The: Fund will be managed by Alco Oil
which
will.1 receive
an
interest
equal
to 25%:of the net working,-/
interest of the principals in each lease acquired for the Fund after
pay-out of such lease.
Alco Oil will also receive for its administra- .
tive overhead
an
amount
equal to 10%
of aggregate subscriptions
to
the
Fund
and
assessments
thereon
and so,, long as Alco Oil. is
Copy
a
Valley Electric territory.
' /
The transaction is subject to
approval by Republic'Service Corp.
stockholders
and
by various
government
agencies.
The
closing
is
scheduled for January, 1962.—V. 194, p. 737.
of 120 South La Salle St., Chicago, filed a registration
the SEC on Oct. 16, covering $3,000,000 of Co-Owner¬
ship Participations in the company's 1962 Exploration and Development
Fund I,
to be offered for public sale (without underwriting)' in 600
$1.25
INSURANCE:- MISCELLANEOUS
-
Funds, Inc.—Securities Registered—
company
./statement
New York 7, N.
Number-6101
194
j
rrr--
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2
at
(1714)
$14.50
per
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
share by
underwriting
an
Library"
group headed by
Of the shares
the
of
offered, 75,000
and
company
65,000
for
the
registrar
of
account
—V.
certain selling stockholders.
PROCEEDS—Net
Initially
be
used
borrowings.
proceeds
the
by
The
balance
puf-pcses.
porate
the
sale
of
its
75,000
shares
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will
will
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company
of 551 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y., is
publisher of "American Heritage, The Magazine of History/' and
a
Magazine of the Arts." The company annually brings out
major
the
bock
Introduced
1961,
sance.
Heritage
American
Book
of
Heritage
Indians, for
Imprint
the
v.hich
current
yea:*
has
the
under
the
name
"American
Heritage
and
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>
class
B
books
stock
the
•
on
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has
wider
a
,
"The
appointed
corporation.
the
-
.
.
and
of
185,408
331,224
shares
shares
of
Machine
*
class
&
B
stock.—V.
1S4,
841.
p.
<;
"The
tee
proposal at
a
to
divisions,
on
'
of
name
AMETEK,
new
Inc.
is
proposed
because
it
is
visual
trademark to form a
single
impressions of the company
skill in American technology
The
consolidation
Oct. 9
by
name
will imply
Is appropriate to the company's products.—V.
at Middle River,
The
change
special stockholders' meeting in Wilmiiigton, D31.; Nov. 22.
of
plan
Chairman,
Martin
stockholders
prise, will be
.
name
a
194,
American-Marietta Co.—Merger Approved—
The
Inc. was
.
the
said
/
approved
vote
coined
7371
p.
\ :
,
the. New Yoik StCdk'Exchange notified It of thA1 Company's
13
Anderson
to be used in all of the visual
that implication
and
Proposed Name
,
A letter
plan to ask stockholders of record Oct.
short
its
and
"
.«.
Mr.
desire to identify the
corporation, its divisions and its
clearly, simply and unmistakably.
The present name
longer describes the company s activities.
,,.
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Identity unit
class A
name,"
the
short, forceful and suitable for
four shares of
Metals, Inc.
Monday, October 23, 1S61
.
more"
no
fiscal
stock;
common
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of
of
•
.
.
management proposes the change in
"because
products
-
k
been
of
.
CAPITALIZATION—For
named
of
of
be
American-Marietta
companies, at
Companies
special
ill: The
Md,, and Chicago,
new
meetings
President
.•.</* V
provides .that
Chief
and
was
held
industrial enter¬
Martin-Marietta. Corp.
consolidation
will
and
bcth
George
Executive
M.
Officer
of
....
Martifi
Bunker,
the
new
a
Corporate and Municipal .Financing Ahead
7
of
name.
Bank
.A propcsal to change the name of the company to AMETEK,
disclo:ed by Charles W. Anderson, President.
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Junior
'?
line
....
similar
theme
stock
common
AND
Change—
be
will
and
once-a-year book under the Horizon
imprint in
the first copy of which is titled The Horizon Book of the Renais¬
American Heritage also publishes a line of
juvenile books having
a
historical
a
the
bearing
American
similar
a
Manhattan
841.
American
"Horizon,
a
the
p.
consist
stock
BUSINESS—The
the
launch
Chase
year ended June
30,
1961,
the
company
and
its subsidiary
had consolidated
gross
revenues of $11,346,893
and net income of $472,293. Upon completion
of
the
current financing,
outstanding capitalization Of the company
company -in part to repay short-term bank
of the proceeds will be used for general cor¬
,1;.
of
194,
EARNINGS
from
to
APPONTMENT—The
were sold for the account
shares
plans
and
of cultural subjects under the Horizon
range
White, Weld & Co., Inc.
.
from
Kennedy's October 11 press conference remarks about a balanced
;
(cf." comments made here last week:, October 16)/' Treasury
Secretary Douglas Dillon made clear" that the Administration intends to submit a
balanced budget commencing next July.-l. .- .'
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President
1963 fiscal year budget
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A
heavy array of corporate equities arid both corporate and
municipal senior debt
capital is docketed for this Week. Larger corporate stock issuers
hope to realize
$5o million—$20 million in
issue open to competitive
bids/ municipals will seek
million in 28 issues of $1 million or
larger; and corporate
anticipate raising $136 million
million will competitively seek bids in two
issues.
A
of
which
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$60
this
.Either
today
shares of
(October 23)
or
tomorrow
the
NASHVILLE, TENN. tax-exempt of $6,650,000.
MAGNA
on
Tuesday's
more
-
LINE CO., LTD, hopes to offer
750,000/
Bear, Stearns & Co. and W, C. Pitfield &
underwrite, perhaps today. 536,280 shares and
$35
are:
DEERE
CO.'s
&
Ripley; bids solicited by NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER
7u0,000 shares of stock and $40 million bonds; MICHIGAN
(STATE OF) $35
million; TERRE HAUTE, IND. $6.3 million; CHICAGO BOARD OF
EDUCATION,
ILL. $8.5 million; HONOLULU CITY AND
COUNTY, HAWAII $6,210,000; and
BOSTON, MASS. $4,450,000.
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now are
30
Treasury economic consultants—six times
were, additionally, members of the Council of Economic
the Budget, as well as representatives from other Federal
.
Wednesday, October 25, is the STATE OF KENTUCKY'S
$40 million tax-exempt. Other principal issues that day are: bids for
NEW ENG¬
LAND POWER CO.'s $20..million
bonds; $15 million NEW ZEALAND (GOVERN>MENT
OF)
bondUnderwritten by Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; 350,000 shares of
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than the number of
more
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quarrel here if this arrangement evolved
on
the
as
a
has. upwardly. changed
the
areas
departments.
There is nd
result of the greater task confronting
Treasury in carrying, out its unchanged job.
Treasurer
Advisors, the Director of
of
But there is
a strong dissent if the
officially assigned to him.
financing""of the"-^Government's
concern
The
COWLES MAGAZINES & BROADCASTING capital 'via Goldman, Sachs
Secretary is charged with carrying out the
expenditures—mahaging the collection of revenues and the debt and
debt-refinanc'ing operafons—anct aovising on and actively executing some of/the Government's,
contra-cyclical policies,
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These important
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.1,060,000 shares of FIRST UNION REALTY* beneficial interests
managed by Harri- d
man Ripley and
Hayden, Miller; 175,000 shares of WM. J. BURNS INTERNATIONAL
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fuil-timri members of the President's Council of Economic Advisors—and 21 of
them,
led fey Dr. Seymour E. Harris, met for the second time with
Secretary Dillon on
October 5. Their first meeting was held last May 23-24. At this recent
meeting there
CU/s
single issue
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million
debentures via Harriman
The largest
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If the former is correct, and he meant what he
said,
then that, ihdeed,is highly significant. If it was a slip in sentence
construction, Was it
unintentional, or a trial balloon?
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There
slate
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of
definite
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perform, not as individuals, hut in their official capacity as serv* :
people. The curious thing here is whether the Secretary of the Treasury-/
has shifted Kis principal area of concern as a governmerit
official, or did he mean to
say in his opening remarks that, Tike others, he is concerned with our domestic and
Co., and Bear, Stearns alone will
$2,087,800 debentures of NUCLEAR CORP. OF AMERICA.
Additionally,
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ants of the
PIPE
through the efforts
common
.
and functions to
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is
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supplied.)
True/government officials, bankers and everybody else should be concerned with eco^
nomie health here and elsewhere. Government officials have clear-cut
assigned
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today
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$1.6 billion short--A
term bills but, also, to garner $100 million new cash in
short-term bills.
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revealingly, enunciated for the first time [to this writer's knowledge
Henry Morgenthau, Jr., -Fred M. Vinson, John W. Snyder,/George M. Humphrey
and Robert B. Anderson never did] the
revolutionary doctrine that the "state of the
The
Set
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address before the American Bankers Association
also, quite
one
competitive offers for $174.5
long-term fixed-interest instruments
.
In his
AGENCY
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via
Smith, Barney & Co.; and in State-municipal offerings
there are, besides the
Kentucky issue, HOUSTON, TEXAS $8,455,000, and KANSAS
CITY, MO. $6 million.
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a
Labor
Thursday's biggest performer will
.
COUNTY PUBLIC AUDITORIUM
Kuhri, Loeb
& Co. will underwrite PITTSBURGH STEEL
CO.'s rights offering of
1,110,617 shares
of
common.
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the
backlog
tables
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four-week
At
Oct.
23-Oct.
Oct.
30-Nov.
Nov.
Total
Stocks
Corporates
Municipals*
28__
4
Financings
$136,057,800
48,095,000
$107,322,000
68,499,850
56,301,800
33,228,000
$243,379,800
114,594,850
$174,509,000
$417,888,800
321,958,850
257,168,800
279,192,000
$265,351,650
$333,468,450
$562,979,450
6-Nov. ll_i'
2,300,000
113,175,000
Nov. 13-Nov. 18__
Total
Last
...
visibles
Bonds
t
$297,627,800
week's data $241,197,390
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$574,665,840
Total of Both
.
t
,
207,364,000
198,567,000
132,789,000
58,001,800
146,403,000
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the first
meeting of the Treasury's consultants, Secretary Dillon, indicated that
their views would be confined to the "fiscal, monetary and general economic areas
in which the Treasury operates—areas of basic importance to the economic welfare
and growth of the nation." Reports on the second meeting repealed no change in the
consultants' function. They, merely examined methods of forecasting GNP and rev¬
enues, appraised the economic outlook, and examined various means, of increasing
the response to tax^ receipts to changing economic conditions.
The entire idea for
such a group is most commendable. The only criticism raised is a minor one
revolv¬
ing around the selection of university and nonprofit research organization economists.
Not Tricluded among their number are any dissidents from the Administration's;
economic philosophy, Not all patients would like to have their physicians consult
only those doctors who agree with theiti.
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Corporate
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Immediately following are three tables showing the backlogs,
respectively, for issues *
with tentative dates in the
coming four weeks, for issues reasonably certain to "
appear with and without assigned saies dates
including the first table's data; and '
for issues still in the firming
up stage and not definite as to their
financing intentions.
Corporate
economic health and of that abroad.
ideas, if the Treasury takes on as its main concern the state
The Treasury, in that case, would become
coordinating and airecting center of economic affairs and advice at the executive
level of government.
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be $15 million PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY
AUTHORITY. PA. Gn that same day,
Secretary's
of
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domestic responsibilities would become picayune, and may involve
jurisdictional dispute with the Secretary of Commerce, the Federal Reserve and the
time, one Can only speculate as to whether Mr. Dillon will clarify any mis¬
impression his remarks may have caused.-If this is not forthcoming, then
At this
taken
perhaps the next meeting of the consultants and the future activities of the Secretarywill reveal-whether their functions have changed.
The C.E.D.'s Commission on
$713,229,000 $1,276,208,450
$743,027,000 $1,317,692,840
Money
Credit, some noted bankers, publishers, economists and Congressmen
preference for greater governmental economic centralization
and
have made known their
*$1 million and
Includes two negotiations: $160 million Florida
Turnpike
Authority underwriting via Dillon, Read & Co. tentatively set for
early November;
\and $56:5 million Oklahoma Turnpike
Authority via Allen & Co. tentatively set for
on or after Nov. 1.
over.
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total
formal
>
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dates—
Total
dates
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bonds
Corporate stocks with
dates
Corporate stocks without
Total stocks-
(82)
(46)
272,683,300
$390,540,200(196)
609,351,490(404)
672,775,750(441)
$863,997,530(604)
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,
*$1,661,977,030(686)
Total municipals with dates—
direction from above.•
f$903,135,000 (94)
,
much further, however,
$1,775,997,380(696)
(82)
Under the Employment
$980,000,000
:,;
by way of planning the broad output of the economy, allo¬
production—including financing capital, and
Act of 1946, the President has certain obligations to fulfill.
delegate the work, including his Council of Eco¬
Advisors,
to
the Treasurer.
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function as the Commerce and Labor Department heads, the Council of
Advisors, The Federal Reserve and those who do not wish to see our
economic system
chahge.
Last Week
It would be nice to learn
$950,000,000
did the treasury secretary commit
a freudian
of
A
emerging
Economic
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backlog
This Week
his main area
v;• V
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decisions
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as to
A-
He still would be the one to make the final
the State of the Nation's Economy and to
offer his 'action proposals to the legislature regarding our attainment of high level of
production, employment and purchasing power goals. If Mr. Dillon now has as his
primary concern the State of the economy, he may be acting on behalf of the Presi¬
dent and would riot -make anyone angry except such jealous contenders for this
nomic
fDoes include reported Virginia State Port Authority $28 million via
Merrill Lynch, et al, and
Blyth & Co. expected in November.
Total corporate bonds and stocks
along
There is no reasoh why he cannot
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indeterminate
thoughts
determining which type and quantity of product and service would be proauced, and
at what price; Such a planning group, and not the market, could decide, for example,
we have too many gadgets and take it Upon itself to dictate that only one kind of a
household mixer or blender, or station wagon, etc., would be produced—and no others.
* Includes $10 million in one preferred issue with dates and $17.5
million in three preferreds without
dates; $10,305,000 in two equipment
trust certificates with
dates; and 42 issues of $300,0Q0 or less with dates
and 160 of those issues without dates.
total
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cating the deployment of the factors of
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Data in parentheses denote number
of issues.
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entertaining
is
has exposited on the power (directing) vacuum at the Federal
level of various departments and tribunals whose activities affect the course of our
economy
They would like to see duplicating and cross-purpose operations ended.
Much of this would have to wait on Congressional amendments. Some propose going
$999,891,690(600)
$1,006,183,000
of Britain
More than one person
(53)
$776,105,690 (98)
;
Minister Macmillan
Prime
Canada no longer brooks any difference of opinion from its nationalized
central bank; Holland enjoys its governmental labor-management council, and so on.
We seem to be among the last of hold-outs as to increasing the degree of economic
$503,422,390 (43)
$291,221,780(163)
dates
Total corporates-—
(36)
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Last Week
$469,923,500
228,056,000
$697,979,500
Corporate bonds without
Commission.
backlog
This Week
Corporate bonds with
able
.
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France has received favor¬
notoriety"for its economic growth success attributed to its General Planning
and, even sd far as, national overall economic planning.
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exactly what Mr. Dillon meant now instead of waiting to
fait accompli had been committed.. After all, Congress might
like to know what changed—if any—economic powers the Treasury plans to exercise
-ana how far they may go.: It Will be a sad day if our free market system's decisionmaking is weakened further,,.. It will, be even, sadder if it is done without public
find
out later that
a
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slip
concern?
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The Republican member of the present Administration's
Cabinet made
startling news last week than his correction of any mistaken
even
greater
impression resulting
debate and
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194
Number
6101
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The Commercialand Financial Chronicle
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(1715)
corporation.
Marietta,
The
Grover M. Hermann, founder and Chairman
be Chairman of the Board of Directors.
of American-
and Four
will
corporation
new
thirds
of
initial
assets
which
will
of
and projected
will have
be
derived
sales
from
Martin-Marietta
of
defense
will
than
more
and
amount
almost
to
$600
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Armour &
.-Bankers
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and
billion in
$1
The
million in
$135
1930.
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consolidated
spectrum
the
of
is
million
$604
in
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defense
growing sectors of the civilian
Martin
to
.
1956
.
and
space
economy.
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and
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broad
in
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nation's
the
leading manufacturer ,of msisile systems,
including the TITAN ICBM, and is a major factor in space research,
electronics and nucleonics.
Its current backlog of defense contracts is
in excess of $1 billioh—largest in the company's historv.
Martin com¬
pleted its diversification out of the aircraft business last year.
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now
194,
951.
p,
Artnell
;
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-
Co/has
Trust
;
%
The
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company
announced
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con-*
41/2%
Seating Company "of Mansfield,
transportation seating in the United
„of
Artnell
officials
division
said
National
Artnell'under
of
the
*
»' have' riiade
has
it
the
leader
purchase
the
largest
States.
Seating-, will
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of
American-Marietta
orders
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recently announced record sales and earnings for /
1961 year and reported that its backlog of
Sept. 29 was 21% larger than a year earlier.
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third
the
on
Martin stockholders will receive
each
for
class
Marietta's
will
B
its
and
share
»
stockholders
inated
The
held,
exchange.
American-'
the
Na¬
(non-convertible)
4 Va %
receive
will
the
194,
finest
1155.,
p.
in
transportation
Company
the purchase
has
been
the
of
«Y.
seating.-*
privately
■.
for
.
the
ending
May
31,
company's
1962.
1960-61
total
sales
sales—for
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Kraus
&
Co.
.
goal
3,000
the
fiscal
$4
3,000
8,000
Simmons__
Sullivan
Carl M.
3,000
Co:^__,
&
Irving
Co.,
&
Co.
Loeb, Rhoades
Z
Lundborg
McDonald
&
McDonnell
3,000
Slocumb
2,000
&
Pont
&
' 5,000
Securities
Hemphill,
year
Hogle
Industries, Inc.—Common Offered
Addressing the annual meeting of stockholders in Wayne, N. J., Mr.
Tonkowich also revealed the company's first quarter
—Eastman Dillon, Union1 Securities & Co., headed a
figures, showing
Associated Testijig well on Its way to record sales-and
earnings thisc
group which offered on Oct. 19, 153,000 common shares y year: Net sales lor the
quarter: ended Aug. 31, 1961, were $571,000,
of this firm's stock at $15 per share.
V/ ■/./! >./•••'" i■ > • /more than- double sales of $240,000- reported for the same period
last year. Net profits increased tenfold, from
At the same time, the. company offered 5,000 shares>
$5,000 in 1960 to $50,000
in 1961. .Per share earnings rose from l cent to 11
cents.
to employees at $13:80. The Eastman Dillon group \frill!
/ Associated Testing. reported net; sales
of $2,051;647
for the year
buy and offer to the public any shares unsubscribed by
ended May 31/1961, almost double 1960 sales of
&
Reynolds
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,
2,000
Inc.*
2,'ooo
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Gardner___—
&
2,000
Inc.__
8,000
Co., Inc.
Co.______
2,000
Co.,
N,
5,000
Rotan,
3,000
3,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.^
5,000
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc. 12,000
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
2,000
Stewart, Eubanks,
Meyerson & Co
2,000
Sutro & Co.
,Z
3,000
&
5,000
„
Co.__
8,000
3,000
Grimm
&
&
Co.;
2,000
Inc.
Co._
&
Fay,
&
C.
Roberts
3,000
Co,
Wagenseller
Walston
3,000
White,
Inc.
&
Mosle
2,000
Inc.
Hutton
F.
&
Co.__,
Corp.
Co.__„__^___,
Richards
—V.
American Precision
&
Darlington
A.
E.
„
&
Inc.__
Co.
Noyes
Hentz
Hill
:
3,000
Cook
5,000
California
Hooker
3,000
Templeton
Newhard
&' Co.J" 2,000
H.
Inc.,™
Mitchum, Jones &
3,000
Co.
3,000
3,000
Co.
Reinholdt
due
10,000
Co
&
Co.
Peters, Writer
Christensen,
I.
Hayden, Stone & Co.__
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3,000
& Co.
3,000 "
2,000
J.
of
&
stock
Johnston, Lemon & Co.__
3,000
Jones, Kreeger & Co
2.C00
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc. 12,000
Lehman Brothers
12,000
Lester, Ryons & Co._!
3,000
2,000
_
Equitable
Inc.—Sales, Net Soar*
a
5,000
Inc.
Hill,
set
Inc.__
Elworthy
Corp.
cash.
4
the
capital
Lane,
Francis.
J;,Y
.;
Associated Testing Laboratories,
million—double
of
Corp.
Davis, Bkaggs & Co.______
2,000
Dcminick & Dominick, Inc.' 8,000
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William/Tonkowich/'President/on
,
shares
Johnson,
Space
5,000
&
Ellis
First
and
stock
Y-.-Vr;..-;.., ■/-
Oct.
Co.,
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
Cruttenden, Podesta' & Co.
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owned
outstanding
&
Burge
Barth
Brush,
that
elim-
cumulative
of
Shares
The
40,000
Inc..
separate
a
policies
V
industry.
Seating
involved
numbers
40,000
Co._i.__
Co.
Bos worth,
stock
presently
outstanding will be
preferred
of Martin-Marietta.—V. 194, p. 1379.
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holders
V.
cbm¬
American-Marietta
and
share-for-share
a
stock
common
shares of cbmmon stock in Martin- '
1.3
presently
receive
of
National
transaction-
,
Marietta
mon
manufacture
quarter ,of. its
Inc..,:
&
Boettcher- &
•
as
and
&
Blunt
1
undergone steady growth and diversification
through internal expansion and acqUisitidns since its founding, in 1913.
R/ G. - Brooks,
President
of
National' Seating,
and
Dan
Cross, The company is a leading producer of dyes and chemical products,
Vice-President in charge of sales,- who will continue in their- same/
lime, '■
cement, printing inks, industrial finishes and paints, household products • -...capacities., expressed their confidence that this move would enable
and a wide range-of construction materials.
National to progress more rapidly
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;
respective
Bateman, Eichler & Co._
Bear, Stearns & Co._J:____
manufacturer
operate
same"'management'
Its
in
Co.,
Allyn
Balh
company.—
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the
9,
Ohio,
tional
&
C.
Bache
co-registrar'
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Co.—Acquires Seating .Company—
Chicago
.
American-Marietta
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A.
.
rapidly
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been appointed co-paying
agent,
agent for $32,648,300 principal amount
subordinated debentures due Sept.-i, 1983 of the
.vertible
J
over
*
across
programs
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and
..
.
will be strongly diversified
company
nation's
1951
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.
from
increased
Blyth
Schwabacher
Co.—Appointment—
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As
individual companies, both Martin and American-Marietta have i
experienced sharp growth over, the past ten years.
Combined sales have
the
tneir names.
Shares
951.
p.
forth opppsite
set
million,
cash flow from the current year's operations will approxi¬
mate $75 million.
selling stockholders,
Farmington, N. M., to Phoenix and other
projects.—V, 194,
The
business.
space
Corner power plants, a 345-kilovolt transmis¬
sion line from
billion—two-
$1.2
3
&
&
Durst,
Co.,
Weld
2,000
Inc.
3,000
Inc.__
12,000
Inc
8,000
Co.
&
194, p. 738.
Bargain Town, U. S. A., Inc.—Appointment*—
The
trar
Chase
for
Manhattan
the
Bank,
corporation's
York,
New
has
stock.—V.
common
been
194,
:
appointed
regis¬
1610.
p.
_
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$1,070,948.
employees. •• • ' '
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Of the 153,000 shares initially-offered publicly, the:
company,
a
Buffalo-based ■ metal fabricator and elec-.
tronic component manufacturer, sold 115,000 and three shareholders 38,000.
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increased
^
>
cents
American
new
Precision
for
plant
$200,000
The
for
Delevkn,
mortgages,,
repay
for
will
$200,000
capital stock of
for
and
its
repay
proceeds
moving
cumulative
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,
the current
sale
will
of
preferred
consist
stock
and
First
Natipnal
Bank
City,
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
subject
•
writing
:
to
the
agreement,
stockholders
their
of
York
New
the
has
number
of
the
shares
of
■
Fm.
Eastman
&
Sec.
Co.
y,
Co.__
North
and
C.
Co., Inc.—
Butcher
S.
of
continue
of
the
1
1,242
T
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Co:
Dominick
t-'•:./
&
as
Buckley
Doolittle &
Co.__i.__
Granbery,
C.
194,
1,490
.1,490
&
E.
Unterberg,'-
1,739
Mr.
:
745
1,503
reported
Sold
was
SEC
oh
offered
on
sold
be
St.,
12
Oct.
for
best
a
60th
New
York,
covering
110,000
basis
by
of
The statement also
45
Allan
The
Murphy
cents
includes
to: the underwriter by
' V.
share.
per
Pearson,
commission
additional
an
U.
offering
Inc.,
plus
Stone,
B.
in
The
,-497
1,242
and
Zhasers
Winslow, Cohu &
the
scope.
will
be
operations
having
of
.the
shares
new
complany as against
5%
book
will
40%
a
the underwriter in
and $1,000, respectively."
"
by
value
of
$.3196
pay; $330,000
interest
then
consideration
/'■
'
for
to
of
55%
a
held
be
'
■"
have
of
of
Plastic
Film.
Griffin
Wheel
Foundries—New Plant for Sub.—
in
the
Film
fiscal
ended
year
specializes
knitted
present
Chairman
in
completed
Company,
and
D.
C.
the
&
of
.
pleted
new
Griffin's
At
the
by
The
total
plant
said the
demand
"The
than
about
to
five
•/'''■•
years.
148,000 steel wheels
525.000
steel
annually,
the
wheels
year.
a
/
wheels.
toward
faster,
Gang^Nails
fabricated
distance freight train runs, coupled,
heavier, larger capacity freight cars, has steadily increased the
need for the tougher strength and wear characteristics of cast-steel,"
Mr. Lanterman said.
Formerly most freight car wheels were cast iron.(
-
The
the
President
ASF
fiscal
I960.—V.
194,
See
American
&
Metals,
Inc.,
this
Aiioroc Products, Inc.—Files With
The
corporation
shares
common
Parks
for
&
Co.,
Rose
Adhesives
of
fabrication,
Oct.
6,
1961
filed
a
y
was
some
covering
100,000
10<J)
to be offered at $3, through G. Everett
and Parker Co., N. Y. Proceeds are to be used
equipment,
debt
Jamaica
181-14
manufacture
B
Public
On
—
and
repayment
and
working
capital.
Jamaica, N. Y. is engaged in the
assembly of glass enclosures for bath¬
Ave.,
Service
Oct. 20,
Co.—Private
1961,
it
was
Bond
Sale
will
'will
gage
had been authorized by the Arizona Corpora-'
to sell $35,000,000 of 4.8% first mort¬
bonds due 1991 to some twenty institutional in¬
on
First
under
16.
Nov.
National
the
$150,000
the
months
seven
95
share,
a
shares
now
sales,
Included
$127,700
a
6%
first
In
wall
licensed
to
This
as
the
Aug.
proceeds
for
and
31,
becoming
from
pre¬
previous
The
July
31,
cthe
the
fifth
past
Carbon
of
shares and
450,000
common
shares.—V.
years)'
or
;
syndicate headed by Blyth & Co.f Inc., and Schwa¬
bacher & Co. offered on Oct. 17, 300,000 capital shares
of the corporation at $25 per share. Of this, 50,000 shares
of
Los
Angeles
will be
trustee
mortgage.
added
to
working
complete the utility's Cholla
to
the
and 250,000 for stkhldrs.
company
will
repay
bank
loans
and
BUSINESS—The
Costa Mesa,
Calif, company develops, makes and
electronic units
for
radio
control
systems to guide navigation
operation of unmanned aircraft and missiles. The company also
makes and sells sensitive miniature and subminiature
relays for the
and
of
industry.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization following
850,681 outstanding capital shares.
made
a
firm
Street
of
Dana
March
NOTE:
Selbert,
Chicago
3,
3
of
740
Driving
with
Park
the
1879.
Registered—
Rochester,
Oct.
on
stock, of which 100,060
by the company and 50,000
16,
shares
filed
Y.,
N.
150,000
to
offered
be
basis
principal business is the manufacture of small ex¬
cylinders marketed under the trade name "Bernz-O-
steel
which
are
will
and
be
used
to
reduce
short-term
Indebtedness
to
bank,
a
ator
and
a
new
Pursuant
in
pany
will
be
capital: and the balance, to finance'the produc¬
development of the company's new portable refriger¬
garden sprinkler product.
market
to
proposed
a
December,
be
made
to
into
such
authorized
have
aggregate
394,850
class
Reich,
class
A
they
will
and
B
class
and
own
to
B
to
105,150
and
each
management officials
on
class
to
a
sale
of
class
A
H.
to
the
new
shares
shares/and
A
exchange
share
exchange their
shares, leaving a
propose
and
of
holders
Helene
and
41.2%
number
A
shares
B
prior
President,
shares
class
agreed
outstanding
394,859
J.
of
like
a
class
stockholders
shares
reorganization to be effected by the com¬
the 500,000 common shares now outstanding
1961,
reclassified
their
for
share
class
A
total
of
100,000
to
be
an
offer
shares
for
basis.
Six
shares for
105,150 class
shares.
Of
outstanding,
—^
The
commitment,
underwriters
to
purchase
named
from
this
sale
will
consist
Black
Offered
Decker
&
A
Sidney
Reich, a director* will own 25,000
sell all such shares. In addition,
27.7%,
B
shares,
Manufacturing Co.—Common
Stock
as
a
respectively,
group 88.7%.
of
the
class
A
severally,
company
and
have
the
secondary
offering
120,000 common
shares of the company was made Oct. 17 by Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and associates. The stock
was priced
at $57 per share.
—
PROCEEDS—The
below,
the
Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00
the rate of exchange,
an
such
120,000
shares
were
of
offered for the account of
selling stockholder,
the
stock
in
per year;
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made
in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
In New
York
funds.
the
American Machine & Foundry Co., which acquired
exchange for its transfer to Black and Decker of all the
and^p«sldent.
Subscription in United States, U. S.
a
covering
are
CHRONICLE (Reg. TJ. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7. N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Selbert, Publisher
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week (every Thursday (general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La saua
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1961 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered aS second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York. N. Y., under the Ac*
On account of the fluctuations In
A
Ave.,
SEC
A
Treasurer:
Illinois
Morgan
..
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
William
J.;
Corporation.
capital.
sells
UNDERWRITERS
Proceeds will be used to
the company
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
be
electronics
Bank
for
Others
years.
N,
Products
has
$150,000 for working
will
Babcock Electronics Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
offered
one-half
Harrison,
-
Bemis
present
none
$350,000
.
526.
p.
and
Co.,
which
filled with slightly less than one pound of liquified
gas
(propane), together with various products which use
propane-filled cylinders as a source of heat, light and power,
ft also manufactures and markets garden
sprinklers and other garden
hose
accessories,
principally under the trade name
"Green
Spot."
Of
the
net
proceeds Irom
the
company's sale of additional stock,
adjusted for the
$125,894, a 10%;
194,
two
Air-Formed
Dlsch.
'
these
of $51,022, two chattel mortgages totaling $38,408,
6% debenture bonds, $30,000 sundry debt, 154 class
in
subsidiary
Mfg.
Ohio;
' :
company's
tion
1961,
note
Vice-Presidents.
as
V.
petroleum
repay
outstanding.
mortgage
or
Matic"
(allowing
deficit
sale
by. the
pendable
Gang-
compared /with-, $111,617,
Mr,
shares, being outstanding
holders thereof.
The offering will be made on
through underwriters headed by Reynolds & Co..
Inc.
The
public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
$1,382,-.
were
income
with
Lancaster
Stow,
statement
class
public
all
an
capital."
working
1961,
Net
of
stock,
r
begun,
panels.
to
*
wholly-owned subsidiary of Bemis.
a
continue
continue
<Sr
wear,
luggage
important printer
an
Nichols
during
Ribbon
company
shares
./
of
$12,500,000.
were
infants'
is
'
Bornz Co., Inc.—Class
registration
Z
.
of
recently,
use
sale
before.
carryover
cents
has
Joints
.
.
expansion
the- year
"
construction
for
.
fasten
..'
1961,
and it is conservatively esti¬
neighborhood of $15,000,000."
coating and laminating of a wide
C.
become
Company,
(Otto)
newly
Ap¬
reported that this
Commission
vestors
Of¬
A
company
tion
to
-
for
tax-loss
a
/
use
)
in
for
presses
to
used
.
company
available
350,000
;
Gang-Nails
..
$985,031
for
on
mortgage
preferred
.were
Arizona
based
The
and
'-
will
plate
/'
"
primarily
.'CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
tubs.
proved
periods
current
SEC—
A"
.
-
for
$331,538.,, equql
cents,
second
"Reg.
used
gauge
-
be
with
-
35,
Sept.
the
.-•Nashau, N. H.f and Packaging Frontiers, Inc., Waltham, Mass.—V. 192,
p.
2014.
</
/ /
/
■■ ;
v
'
:/■'.'
.
(par
Inc.
inventory,
Anoroc
on
r
1
/
issue.-
/
-
will
rest,
compared
32
.
The
both
in
Machine
lighter
*
connector
-
-
'trusses.
assembly,'jigs
EARNINGS—Sales
255
:
AMETEK, Inc.—Proposed New Name—
roof
PROCEEDS—Automated
419.
p.
of
Nail-fabricators.
loans.
reported rail orders for Griffin steel wheels in,.:
Sept. 30, 1961, increased about 22% from fiscal
ended
year
been
have
makes
also
steel
/"•" "■//'
wooden
manufacture
It
long
with
patented
a
frames.
wooden
;
•
>
Gang-Nail,
of
•,-
Bruce,
President,
and
E.
Manager; A. E. Anderson, T. A.
A.
General
formed
or
include
and
Film
acquired
Meeds
the
bringing
/
y
dedication Oct. 10, Joseph B. Lanterman, ASF Presi-:
facility was built to keep pace with rising railroad
steel
for
trend
less
turn out
can
capacity
the
dent,
in
company
plant
and
growth,
in
will
Board,
Merritt
Plastic
,
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson and Laird, Bissell
group
offered on Oct. 19, 100,000 common
shares of this firm's stock at $7. •
*
'
]
BUSINESS—The company
of .7525 N. W. 37th St., Miami, makes'
a
construction
Inc.—Common
and
com¬
'
ami'glass fabrics.
management
of
Vice-President
fered—A.
subsidiary of American Steel Foundries,
a $6 million plant
in Bensenville, 111.,'
to produce steel wheels for railroad freight cars.
'
It is Griffin's sixth
steel wheel plant
and the fourth to be com-';
has
Components,
-pVt
this
Plastic Film will be operated
Its
in
'
1960.
of
woven,
>
Pur- /
1 -
in
customers
Co.—Acquisition—
automotive/ communications,
glove,
packaging industries.
The company also
and
been
Interest
increased
number
both
materials, including paper, plastics, foil, and films.
The
has been highly successful in the development of specialty
products
of
a
proprietary
nature,
and
many
of
is
processes
are
patented and unique.
The product
line is well diversified, serving the apparel and ac-
by Stone and
of
$31,200
'
President
sales
Plastic
contributions
'
that
of
compared
Bell
through
facilities in Santa
,
American Steel
Building
half
cessory,
-
Automated
from
expansion
by
company
>
10,000
share.
per
handle
$4,895,449,
major electronic manufacturers, the
Internal expansion and acquisition, sales
regard
variety
<
to
Aug.. 31
an
3,000
over
to
served
acquisition as a significant step forward in the
Bemis.grqytl\-?mtl( diversification program," Mr. Bemis said. "Plastic
Film has
an
outstanding product line and a strong profit position.
President, at."
date
to
1961
customers
The company has shown
steady
mated
that 1962 sales will be
$251,500
added
com¬
Bro.
Nichols,
"We
•"
missile industry. Its
and
401,680
Bag Company has entered into an agreement with the
Company, Inc., of Plainfteld, Conn.i(., to acquire the assets
and business of
thfcvjQ9n?to'ation. as^qi .Jan. ,2/ 1962, according to a
joint announcement on Oct, 10 by F, G. Bemis,
Chairman, and William
com¬
& Co.,
share
per
past year to
reported.
To
added,
"Its
of
Increased
30,
Plastic Film
.
public sale, at $3
efforts
shares
June
average
,
institutional
Bemis Bro. Bag
i
.
an
lines distributed for
Bemis
Pri-r
registration.
a
on
warehousing
Monica and San Diego, Calif., and in
Rutherford, N. J. These joined existing installations In the Los Angeles
and San Francisco areas,
bringing to six the number of distribution
facilities operated by Bell.—V.
193, p. 1447.
sold
filed
the
pany
that
were
and
Davis
product
estimated net proceeds of this stock
working capital and. used for engineering/
developing and-testing of valves/carrying additional inventories, advert,
tising,
additional facilities and working capital. The company how,
has
outstanding 90,000 common shares, all of which are owned by
1,490:
3,758
Securities
—
Registered—'7-,-4:• /.
West
receive .a "selling
in- the aircraft
Stone
Inc
17
for expenses.
to
offering
1,490
4
will
limited
-
Co.
:
The company designs, develops and-manufactures miniaturized valves
use
in high temperature and/or high pressure systems employed
1,739:
5,261
4,510
during
Boston..
for
„
Co.
1961, it
the
to be
made
be
shares
■
2,255
Stetson
4,510
842.
p.
4,510
«
the
/ -.•
■
/ 10'cehts .per >hare./Z.;,
■
.
5^611
Towbin
Marache
Co._—
1,242
CO.
1,739
4,510
-
1,490
Co.,
In
■■
last
ended
share
a
shares
Industrial
and consultant.
M.
G.
Davis, ;
for Atlantic/will serve
as
Scott.—V. 194, p. 1155. Y
/ \
&
Plug Co., Int.
of
with
stock,
to
$12,500
1,739
3,758
Stephens, Inc.______
Trubee,
Collins
&
.%
&.261
.-is
which
"4,510
&
Spark
company
statement
mon
Co.-_/
&
director
a
of
Ausco,• Iiic.=—Common
:This
Stkhlds.
Co.__-____
Lunt
Ohio
and
operated
■
-
Up—
year,
cents
specialist
rose
in
fiscal
with $3,794,559 the preceding year.
ma-
$660,000 of
privately
to Franklin Corp.,: New York, and
Narragansett Capital
Corp.,'Providence, R. I;--y — - - z
•/• v--/;yy|;
&
Inc.
991
y
-y
Dominicky Inc
Co.
a
oil-business
furnacb
has
company
.
Fm. Sell.
4,510, .1,490
Schwabacher
1,739
3,009
/■
Lemon
Reynolds
-+
5,261
—
497
•
>
Fm.
retail
this firm's not^s and common stock
-
fiscal
76
distribution
acquired
domestic, marketing
board
-vately—Oct./16,
sole
-
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood
Common, Dann &
&
will
manager
Auburn
'v
5,261
D.
"The
497
_
3,758
Sherrerd
&
497 "
1,503
—u
Clark, Dodge & Co./'
—V.
general
chairman
selling
opposite'
/
forth
/
Co.
'
1,503
U'/...
.
Johnston,
•
& * '
Brown
set
/ -*■
,
■'
Hugh Johnson & Co.
497,
Co/ Inc/ 1,503 '
Brimberg & Co.___^
stock
:
the
-
/
for
company,
the
Inc.:
."
:
•'
"
V
;
,
12,418
,
1,503
&
and
company
j
^
Arthur.^ By Hersberger; vice
Dr.
under¬
the
In
'1927..v
'marketing
severally-
in
,
Stkhlds.
37,582
Lestrange
Barret,'Fitch, North
Inc.
&
since
area
corporation.-
have
forth
Fm. Sell.
Dillon,
Union
Harold
v-burner
2,000
appointed
the
of
below,
set
common
names.
..
Arthurs,
,
named
from
been
stock
conditions
and
purchase
Co.
..
underwriters
-
terms
to
.
&
Scott is engaged
sales-and service. The
Buckley
597)945
1961
to
outstanding during the year, it was announced on Sept. 26
by Irving Davis, President. This compares with fiscal 1960 net income
of
$170,268, or 48 cents a share on an average of 351,000 shares
outstanding.
■.
/.-•
.;. Net
sales for the Los Angeles-based electronics warehousing and
50.1
>
the
equal
,
a
//Appointment-—v// ■>■■■.'V->//■-''■4"'
registrar for'47^945 sftare¥<'W' 'thfe^common
*
Co.—Acquisition—
shares.
common
1379.:
p.
for
$304,253,
mon
president and general manager of
Atlantic;'- indicated that Buckley <fc Scott will' continue*
and: "t& operate-under its-present- management. T. J. Scott will serve as
/ /
president and a; director,-and J. W. Scott, one of the founders orthe
facility
research
194,
to
earnings '.
outstanding to
Philadelphia, Pa.v company announced it has
jority interest- in Buckley & Scott Co; of Boston.
to *
$140,000
costs.
convertible
for
pay
456,732 shares.—V.
on
share
per
shares
common
The
Electronics
/ /
to
debt,'
bank
a
centralized
a
-
of
the company, adjusted for
stock split Aug. 10,
1961,
common
6%
to
$97,500
equipment
3-for-l
a
shares^of
$450,000
use
.
366,666
Atlantic Refining
BUSINESS—The company of 3901 Union Rd„ Buffalo, N. Y., machines
fabricates
all
types of
metals,
including such rare metals, as
.
$60,670-to-$228,969,-while
cents-on
profit
'
and
beryllium, titanium and zirconium.; A subsidiary, Delevan
conducts an electronic components business.
/
from
16.5
•
.
Corp.,
280%
•
from
rose
Net
Bell Electronic Corp.—Net
Earnings
Other Countries, $72.00 per year*
4
(1716)
stock of DeWalt, Inc.,
the
offering,
stockholder
will
own
UNDERWRITERS
Upon completion of
former subsidiary of AMP.
a
selling
the
of
securities
no
agreed
the
ratio
company.
The
&
will
proceeds
Foundry
to
Co.
manufactures
three
&
Decker,
portable
domestic
and
Machine
additional funds for American
its expanding foreign business.
provide
finance
BUSINESS—Black
tools
power
11
executive
with
accessories.
and
in
offices
Comparable iigures
share.
per
the
per
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
of
Company
the
1959
to purchase from
agreed
the
of
stock
common
the
Eastman
Securities
C.
A.
Bache
&
Baker,
Simonds
Co.
Weeks
Co.,
&
&
A.
Becker
G.
Blyth
&
Inc.
Kidder,
-
1,000
John
Co.
Inc.—
3,500
Inc
5,000
Sons—.
First
Boston
Garrett
Robert
&
Sons
Goldman, Sachs &
194, p. 1051.
Co.——
Smith
&
Bros.
&
Silex
Corp.
3,500
Dean
&
5,000
Co
Bloomfield
Stanley
Ford,
M.
Industries,
President
of
division
equipment
Chicago,
luc.,
jointly
an¬
Industries, which manufactures the largest line of equip¬
food service industry, household giftware and equipment
hospitals, will continue the present line of Silex coffee making
serving equipment for restaurants and institutional use, according
for
and
to Bloomfmld,
ship in
and will
items
add new
continue
the
and
percolators and serving appliances for the
the
that
models
manufacture
short-term
transfer
of
the
restaurant
sale
Silex
market.
consumer
equipment
of
Ford said
to
Bloomfield,
Short-term
on
its expand¬
Common
Bloomfield
Industries
will
continue
restaurant equipment products
the
For
earnings
fiscal
sales to
Bloomfield
the
the
at
duction.
said
Silex
30,
88
Bloomfield
brand
rate
next
Silex
cents
share,
a
recently
period
of
of
"about
line
$1
expected
was
million"
a
on
initially
when
year
Blue
for
$4,219,343
earnings
for
his
able
of
to
public
$325,421,
market,
15,
1961,
of
to holders
of
to
rose
1960.
$5,835,300
Oct.
of
to
from
period,
$265,769,
company's
record
■_
Morton,
25,
a
pay¬
1961.—V.
_
Commonwealth
business
The
and
on
company
of
Dec.
was
Pennsylvania
1,
under
Oct.
1921,
21,
tion
the
company is engaged in commercial banking and
Trust Powers to act in a
fiduciary
company is a member of the
and its deposits are insured
by
The
of
this
*
'
corporation
to
of
Corpora¬
The
balance
the
in
the
for
of
1960
35%
offerings
A.
sets,
the
Preferred
the
the
over
increased
1961
increased
by
corresponding period
a
close
to
amounted
outdoor
which
temporary
are
fire in April, 1961.
In
store in Norwalk in No¬
records,
jewelry,
and
ended
hard¬
books,
soft
miscellaneous
April
30,
net
sales
consolidated
1961,
net
$196,225,
equal to
$0.49
the
1961,
aggregated
sales
shares
of
stock;
common
per
of
$1,312,203.
the
underwriters
number
outstand¬
of a 6%
warrants
••
below
named
shares
of
&
Co
set
in
194,
&
forth
•
have
severally
their
opposite
Co.,
;
vr-
.
.
Corp.__
re¬
10,000
Inc.__10,000
Sloss & Co.,
Marron,
527.
p.
derived
company
$12,606,683
the
after
to
Putnam & Co.
!
___
5,000
Warner, Jennings, Mandel
t
■&Longstreth
5,000
.
payments
addition,
purchase
The
1
...
to $23,500,000, and was made through
New
beginning in 1969
the
Ford
the
of
common
underwriting
York
500,000
notes
the
outlets
and
six
in
$113,674
ferred
a
of
dividends
are
tank
the
of
income
$1,164,219
August
of
in
ended
equal
of
$2,000,000
75,000
as'1 follows:
were
annually.
for
warrants
corporation, at $20
the
share.
per
Chemical
Bank
recent
the
Caressa,
overall
Inc.
Foundation.
television
and
profit
last
previous
It
year.
and
.
■'
v
,
$2,024,465.
The
company
the
1960 yield being
estimated that earnings for
years,
is
*
,
v
v
in important
income
•
marketing areas, are
193, p. 2432.
expected
profit.—V.
Common
—
properties, Capital
five
television
operates
was
three
.
increase.
acquisitions,
the
Ford
!•
gross
in
further
a
the
owns
stations.'
profit
than for any
will show
by
now
Offered—An
underwriting
headed
by Shearson, Hammill & Co., offered
publicly on Oct. 20, 150,000 shares of common stock of
Caressa, designer and manufacturer of medium-priced
women's
shoes, at
shares, 75,000
75,000 shares for the
price of $10
a
being
are
This
account
the
was
company's shares.—V.
share.
per
offered
of the
public
527.
p
company,
company's sole
offering of the
first
194,
Of the 150,the
for
?
to
of
company
Exchange
Kingston, ..Jamaica,: filed
Commission
Oct.
on
18,
proposed public offering in
a
Shares,
each,
share
certain
Under
granted
the
by
Government
company
has
under
certain
conditions
manufacture
cement
in
Jamaica
until
1971.
vides certain tax incentives to
the company.
Caribbean
This
Shoe Corp.—Common
with
of
Jamaica
in
exclusive
The
1949
right
license
also
to
pro¬
Registered—
the
which
146,667
shares
be
offered for public sale by
outstanding stock, by William
will be made at $6 per share
Robert L. Ferinan & Co., Inc., which
to
are
and 3,127 shares, being
former director. The offering
company
a
through underwriters headed by
will
of
the
of 253 S. W. 8th St., Miami, Fla., filed a registration
SEC on Oct. 18 covering 149,794 shares of common
company
stock,
Reid,
and
relating
American
one
Ordinary, Share/iof
by a group of underwriters
who will acquire the shares
the
statement
272,000
stockholders.
license
a
Securities
statement
of
representing
the company. The offering will be made
headed, by Paribas Corp., New York
City,
from
with' the
registration
a
the United States
receive
cents
60
a
per share commission. The registration
state¬
(1) 14,167 outstanding shares sold to the principal
by Mrs. Nicolas Stern (wife of the-company's President)
$11,475.27; and (2) 8,000 outstanding shares which may be offered
ment
also
includes
underwriter
for
from
time
The
to
time
in
the
Over-the-Counter
(formerly
company
Caribbean
Market
by
Mrs.
Stern.
Inc.) is engaged
design, manufacture and distribution of custom-made shoes for
both
in
dress
proceeds
be
and
from
to
used
incurred
categories.
sale
company's
Of
of
the
$730,000
additional
in
,v
the
women,
estimated
net
$173,000
will
stock,
existing obligations to banks and lending institutions
repay
during
1961
due
for
$15,000
casual
the
Modes,
for
working
Reid,
capital purposes, $80,000 to repay
$100,000
for inventory
build-ups,
William
to
advertising
merchandising,
an
the
and
will
balance
be
added to general funds and utilized in lieu of bank and other institu¬
tional borrowings, for product design and as required for other
working
capital and corporate purposes.
addition
In
to
certain
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
249,166
shares of common stock (after giving effect to a recent' re¬
capitalization whereby the 81 shares then outstanding were reclassified
into 234,166 new common shares), of which Nicolas Stern,
President,
owns
39.02%
(including 62,367 shares owned by Mrs. Stern),
and
management
services
1961,
Aug.
revenues
from
officials
a
appliances
as
group
a
42,80%.
Odelia
(Shoreview, Minn.)—Notes
Of¬
Oct. 10,
1961 prospectus, Keenan
Clarey, Inc., Minneapolis, publicly offered $450,000
of this corporation's coupon notes due
serially, Oct. 1,
1963 to Oct.. I, 1971, at par and accrued interest from
an
The notes
were
issued in denominations of $1,000
Proceeds will be used to finance part of the cost of
on
the average of
during the 12 months,
earnings amounted
common shares, after pre¬
$530,000
,
totaled $11,446,329 in the 12 months
such non-utility sources
as
sales
an
16-classroom
school
and
auditorium
a
complete
with kitchen and boiler plant now under construction.
share
Year-ago
and
provided
St.
&
Church
outstanding
of 746,479
:
of
fered—Pursuant to
revenues
1961.
This
$12,082,924
31,
of
additional $1,160,354.
In
the corresponding period ended in 1960, utility revenues amounted to
$10,902,599 and non-utility receipts totaled $1,180,325.—V. 194, p. 1051.
and
gas
Church
and $500 and bear interest at from 4J/2% to 51/4%.
1960.
dividends.
average
$1,127,633
ended
from
$1.18
to
stock
$132,627.
utility
of
months
12
of
preferred
on
from
with
net
a
the
common
for
share
Revenues
ended
rate
received
radio "and
1955,
radio
a
increase
■
funds
acquired
corporation's- I960
shown
higher
to
the
of
absorbed
were
established
1961
the
of
recently
Cities,
has
has
stock
Co.—$7,000,000; National City Bank of New York—
Society National Bank of Cleveland—$3,000,000; and $7,-
in
With
the
at
Foundation
Trust
$6,000,000;
Oct. 1.
period
earnings
shares
$1.38
of
in
earnings
corresponding
Current
859,579
of
St. Thomas,
of International Falls
(Minn.)
—Bonds Offered—Oct. 16,
1961, it was reported that B. C.
Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., is offering $485,000 of
this corporation's first mortgage serial bonds due Oct.
1,
1976.
The
5.65%
Oct.
are
bonds
which
bear
being offered at
par
interest
of
from
4%%
to
plus accrued interest from
1.
Proceeds will be used to
This
company
registration
of
719
statement
South
Los
the SEC
with
Angeles St., Los Angeles, filed a
on Oct.
11 covering 140,000 out¬
stock, to be offered for public sale by
the
thereof through underwriters headed by William
R. Staats & Co. The public offering price and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment. The registration statement also includes
standing
shares of
present holders
a
money.
with
In
Shares
Laird
50,000
Allyn & Co.,
The
from $350,year earlier.
new
letter to stockholders.,--
a
National
First
names:
Haupt
C.
and
share.
common
12,000
and
com¬
$6,549,858
,!
,
purchase
to
study also shows that $2,921,735,000,
the
to
by
furniture
months
had
31,
to
520,000
compares * with
6,000
pal
stock
$85.6%, of the total represented
Refunding amounted to $489,934,000.
the
debt of approximately $4,500,000, has been refinanced as
fol¬
$12,000,000 in bank loans payable at the interest rate of 5V4%
5y2%, and $7,500,000 in notes at 5%% from the Ford Foundation,
the
area,
destroyed
phonographs,
subsidiaries
1966;
to
totaling
consulting
financings also climbed to $223,$179,917,000. Debt offerings, mean¬
while, declined to $1,846,810,000 from $1,994,948,000.1
or
added
be
'
stores,
California-Pacific Utilities Co.—Net Declines—-
outstanding
underwriter
initially at
875,000 from
The Ebasco
13
Campus Casuals of California—Common Registered—
pilars, rising t0 $1,342,584,000
ln
store
three
ended Jan.
year
due
utility
sales, paced by telephone offer¬
ings, accounted for the major part of the rise in
overall financing.
Sales of common for the first
of
will
proceeds
retail
Conn,
Inc.
20,000
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.__10,000
Hogle & Co.Ji.'i*i-A_AitiJl0,00O-
stock
quarters
made Oct.
was
of the common shares will
with the opening of a new
*
J.. A.
year.
three
public
Shares
Ira
$583,166,000. Money raised by
the electric
companies, on the other hand, was
$1,047,490,000, down $257,787,000 from the $1,305,277,000 raised during the
corresponding period
Common
the
expiring 1966.
$791,168,000 from
last
of
operates
Norwalk,
equipment,
its
earnings
note
period, according
also
Financing—
stations, Paterson, N. J., and for WKBW radio and TV
Buffalo, N. Y. This brings the number of properties to
the aegis of Capital Cities
Broadcasting.
v-,
Financing for the above new acquisitions, together with the existing
Depositary
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of current financing,
capitalization of the company will consist of $400,000
financings accounted for
the bulk of the
increase, totaling $1,542,011,000 com¬
pared with $631,740,000 in the first nine
months
utility
.
in
This
JM- 1307.
ing
company
Gas
.respectively.
Corp.—Bank
Caribbean Cement Co. Ltd.—Securities
Registered—
sale
- \
—
Norwalk
radio
and
net
V.
public
analysis
1960.
the
to
the
1961 amounted
by the management
division of Ebasco Services Inc.
of
181,
stock
connection
company
stores
For
35% in First Nine Months
Telephone
com¬
completion and furnishing of new executive
storage space in the Riverside, Conn,
and for a security deposit with the lessor of
working capital.
and
pany
extent
Utility Financing Up
increase
shares
25,727
under
obligations
spective
an
and
lows:
certain
UNDERWRITERS—The
an
shares
radio
now
to
Cigar Holdings—
Offered—Initial
Stock
from
in
company
store.'
garden
agreed
$3,413,269,000,
capital
Bank
stockholder.
for
goods.
PROCEEDS—The substantial growth of
company's deposits and loans,
the expanding credit needs of its
customers, make it desirable to
the capital.
Therefore, the directors of the company are of
the opinion
that the increased capital should be
provided
through
the sale of additional new shares.
-
$2,525,738,000 in the similar
the
631.
co-registrar
appointed
common
proceeds
EARNINGS—For
the
with
193, p. 2775.
associates.—V.
company's
the
small
ware,
1
increase
Financing by the investor-owned
industry in the first nine months of
25,725
000
under
options
p.
The stores
carry
a
wide range of merchandise, including photo¬
graphic equipment, luggage, sporting goods, toys, household appliances,
the
and
to
been
has
and
K
to
194,
planning the opening of a new
vember, 1961,
the company intends to open a store in Brookfield,
Conn,
and, subject to change in zoning, another store in Stamford,
law.
Public
548,140 shs.
.
.
area;
latter
addition
commenced
Federal Deposit Insurance
by
None
of
exercise
for
Co.—Sells General
selling
substitutes
savings banking,
capacity.
provided
laws
and
11
Brookfield, Conn.;
television
The
1,000,000
*1,000,000 shs.
was
conversion
into
three
1921.
has
712
City Bank of New York, the
New York Trust
Co. ■' the Society National
Bank of
Ohio, and the Ford Foundation.
$19,000,000 payment was for the acquisition of WPAT-AM and
group
None
$100,000
Conn.
incorporated
on
Outstanding
-
commonly referred
to
as
"discount houses."
The
company
now
operates one store in
Port
Chester,
N.
Y.,
and another in Riverside, Conn.,
as
well as
expire Oct. 30, 1961.
BUSINESS—The
$2,000,000
1,000,000
reported that the company had agreed to sell
shares of General Cigar Co., Inc., at $36 a share
it
BUSINESS—The
'prust Co.—Capital Stock Offered—The
Oct. 9, 1961.
at
company's
is offering to holde.rs.-of its capital stock, war¬
rants for the right to subscribe to
69,370 shares ($5 par
value) at $32.50 per share, in the ratio of one new share
of record
„
1PRESENT' .FINANCING
TO
Option Plan.—V.
Inc.—Common
used- by
the
194,
company
warrants will
the
Cleveland,
The
\
.
—
corporation.—V.
Cullman
S.
of the
store
,J
^
Ryons
Authorized
reserved
York
NCw
the
common
offices;
cash
stock,
common
Oct.
on
A.
declared
..
$5)^————
shares
PROCEEDS—Net
be
Roald
has
.
EFFECT
borrowings
of
1961
Howard
store
directors
88,550,
Cities Broadcasting-
Smith, president, in
Chemical
The
through the offering of 120,000 shares at $5 per share
by Ira Haupt & Co., New York City, and associates.
1960.
stockholders,
■/;••• .'-'-V
for each twelve shares held
16,
521,000
•
same
from
share,
company
(after giving
stock
common
by
M.
stations
approximately
•
Bush Terminal
but
line
the
.'Cri"
the
In
per
months
to
the
on
31
of
cents
six
board
■
Street
July
41
or
first
the
share
per
"1156.
Broad
in
Bank
Caldor,
period
announcement
that
cents
6
ended
corresponding
of
whereby
shares),
The entire financing amounted
FM
Offered—Lester,
of
v
'
GIVING
(par
to
pro-*
739.
p.
sell
arrangements
com¬
Ohio,
lines
proceeds
-
25,000
stock of
sale
share for the
per
full
Co., Inc.—Sales and Net Rise—
months
revealed
Nov.
on
the
first
President,
dividend
six
increased
cents
33
In
the
add
to
in
acquired .by.. Bloomfield * or r.an ^undisclosed
with a portion of the price payable over a
List Publishing
Sales
7.4%
a
'y'' l \'...
194,
to
plant
.
Burgmaster Corp.—Appointment—
was
years.—V.
,
Elmore,
operates
in
related
Restricted Stock
company's
mon
March.^?^;
in3 cash,
four
on
announced
11%
up
company
Financing of the most recent radio and television properties ac¬
quired by the corporation of New York, which represented a $19,000,000
cash outlay, was
sucpessfully cornpleted,, it. was announced Oct. 16:
60
borrowings:-
bank
stock
Includes
The
Silex
new
division
consideration
name
*
$4,954,782.
the
the
other
and
be
147,000
and
field.
consumer
Hospital equipment-;'he1-said, has.p'Vfar larger"
will notbegin shipments of newer items
after
•.'.The
p.
to
the
use
the
company
until
or
equal
to
in
trademark licensee of Proctor-Silex.
a
June
enaea
$361,470,
of
increase in
volume
year
as
lines
shares
recapitalization
will
said
Capital
debt:
business
product
in
promissory notes due Jan. 1, 1977
Promissory notes due Jan-. 5, 1969
these
other
of
propose
Frank
entire
the
"
,
company's
6%
1, will permit Proctor-Silex to concentrate
and
by
specialize
net
,
glass
effective Oct.
of
than
more
-1
the
Stock
company
CAPITALIZATION
ing
sales
employ
will
that
complete
with
leader¬
maintain
to
and
said
which
together
Funded
will
be
California
sonal
this field.
Proctor-Silex
in
engaged
into the
merger
exchanged for 253,000 new shares and the
of which Harry Ross, Board Chair¬
man and President,
A1 Chase, Vice-President, and A1 Diamond, Secre¬
tary, will own 245,292, 70,650 - and 71,200 shares,, respectively, and
issuance
'V
.
$470,690 to
be
received from the sale of the shares are expected to be added to the
company's general funds,.to be available for general corporate pur¬
poses. The availability of such funds will decrease the need for sea¬
the
for
400,000
proposed
a
outstanding
now
days, finishing a three-year pro¬
which has essentially doubled company capacity.—V. 193, p. 376.
would
PROCEEDS—The
Bloomfield
-
outstanding
to
The
president of Bloomfield Industries
appliance division of Proctor-
the
Silex.
ment
dedicated .Oct.- 9
,
two department stores in South¬
apparel
for
men, . women
and
of accessories, and also carry
draperies, bedding, housewares, toys, and other items. The company
also operates a separate sportswear store in Long Beach,
Calif. The
company
was
incorporated in California in 1904 and maintains its
principal executive offices at Pine and Broadway, Long Beach, Calif.
Proctor-
of
was
also
BUSINESS—The
5,000
Inc.—Acquires Silex Division—
restaurant
the
bank
2,500
Oct. 2 by Daniel Bloomfield,
nounced
and
by
Silex
was
&
Co., Los Angeles, Calif., on Oct.. 10, publicly offered
40,000 shares of the company's $5 par common stock at
$13.50 per share.
ern
he
plant
six years ago,", he said.
children,
of
Cleveland
Buffums'—Common
4,000
Boyce_——
Witter
have
effect
; ':':•-•'
5,000
—V.
Acquisition
beryllium.;
fabricating
for
executive
expansion
gram
Inc
G. H. Walker & Co
White, Weld & Co. Inc—
Bloomfield Industries,
plant
new
'The
5,000
5,000
—
%> ,f-•
'
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.— 5,000
Stein
,/ •; '• V\
will
1,000
—
be
:
,
Beryllium Co.—New Plant—
,
did
pany
5,000
Co.—<_—_ 2,500
5,000
2,500
Corp
.
producer of the light-weight, space-age metal.
-.-'"The
Co.'^.r,-':/';
—
&
Legg
——
C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.— 1,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc. 2,500
The
5,000
——_i—
George S.":Mikhalapov, President, pointed out that the dedication
of this plant took place just 30 years from the formation of Brush
Beryllium.
•
/'' :
.'-■•■•' V.-'1..:''■ V';,' Y'Y.'
3,500
Co.
Peabody &
C.
Fenner
2,500
Inc.:-
was
merchandising sweaters
December, 1961, of Lilli Diamond Originals, Inc.,.-and its three
companies, all California ladies apparel
manufacturing com¬
panies, in exchange for 147,000 shares of company stock. The
.
,
-
.
'
:
1234.
p.
new
this
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
3,500
Butcher & Sherrerd—
Lemon &
A-
..-it
Shares
,
Lehman
Brothers
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
—
&
shares
of
inc.
Co.^'—i- 2,500
Co._
2,500
&
Co.,
Brown
Alex.
Johnston,
3,500
—
&
Bakery Watts
Baker,
22,500
Townsend,
Brush
Noyes & Co._^-_ 4,000
Hornblower & Weeks.!
,.
4,000
Inc.— 3,500
Co.,
&
—v. ■ 194,'
Hemphill,
Co.__
&
Allyn
&
which
company,,
The second step will
affiliated
v
-
W.
E.
affiliated
an
importing sweaters and
in
is. not sub¬
which
Battles &
Janney,
of
sportswear items.
names,,
.
severally
,
Union
Dillon,
have
selling stockholder the number
opposite their names:
Shares
Shares
Crouter & Bodine
forth
set
'
California,
business
the
in
of
Rich
severally
have
possible
respective
as
their
,
below
named
after
„„——
as
.
underwriters
The
—
'
.
DeHaven
of May 28,
1961 was: $3,120,000 of long-term debt, and 2,319,244 shares of 50 cents
par value common stock outstanding.
'
"
UNDERWRITERS
below
nearly
as
indicated
.
share earnings of $2.31.
comparable
company,
.
& Co.,
Inc.J——'—19,185Clark, Inc. *'■—— 3,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger,'"
'' -r
"
Laird, Bissell & Meeds—— 3,000
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.19,185' - Butcher & Sherrerd—2,000
Drexel & Co.
5,000
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
• ••
Kidder, Feabody & Co., Inc. 5,000
Co.,
Inc..
2,000
Smith, Barney & Co.:.
5,000
Warren W. York & Co., v
period,
for
$5,243,693, with
and
$60,802,244
named
underwriters
the
shares
Stroud
has
company
foreign wholly owned subsidiaries.
EARNINGS—Consolidated net sales for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30,
totaled $62,760,361
and
net earnings
$5,532,011,
equivalent to
were
of
portion of the 69,370 shares ($5 par value)
through the exercise of the warrants. \
r
1960
$2.40
from
numbers
scribed
Md.,
Towson,
The
that
the
The
—
purchase
to
of
.
,
The
110%
company )
shares underlying five-year options sold
the
selling stockholders for $3,000,
the public offering price.
by
the princi¬
exercisable
of
presently,
ladies'
engages
,
in
,
the
manufacture
sportswear and popular and
and
new
a
Citizens
common
The
acquired
Ohio.
in
Utilities
Stamford,
acquisition
of
Co.,
is
company
Co.,
serving
a
the
acquisition
Oct.
residential
entry
into
6
area
that
it
utility
has
Akron,
near
reported
of
West
operations
Suburban
Utilities
newly
developing area suburban to Chicago, 111.
property acquired in the Chicago suburban
first began operations in Illinois in
mid-1956.
15th
Citizens
Citizens
a
Citizens'
-
also
Citizens'
since
announced
serving
marks
Ohio.
Citizens
sale
Co.—Acquisitions—
Conn.,
Brimfield Water
This
.
higher priced dressy
dresses and cocktail dresses. It has plans for expanding its operations
into
related
fields of the
apparel
industry such as other types of
women's apparel
and apparel for men and for children. As a first
step in the
implementation of the company's expansion plans,
the
company
acquired on June 30, 1961, the operating assets of Diane
popular priced
help finance the construction
parish hall, convent and chapel and other re¬
modeling estimated to cost $531,087.
of
also
announced
another
This
area
California
acquisition, Felton Water
Co. Serving an area in and around
Felton, Calif., some 50 miles from
San
Francisco,
the
new
property
is
immediately adjacent to the
service
area
of
Citizens'
present
Boulder
Creek
property,
with
which
Volume
Number
194
6101
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1717)
Felton's
operation
will be
integrated. Felton Water is Citizens' fourth,
into common stock of the company at the rate of $3 per share at
far" this year. '
,/•••■ "
any time prior to redemption. *%
"
- ■
,* *' "
7 *. r
•
acquired properties were not disclosed.
"
'r
The company is also exchanging $83,606 in notes
of the company
Richard L. Rosenthal, president of the nationwide, diversified utility
for
15,000-shares of
its common
stock
in
satisfaction of a *concompany
advised that these new additions bring to 15 the number
; tractural obligation incurred in 1959.
of properties acquired by Citizens so far this year.—V. 194, p. 421.
In
the opinion
of the board of directors,: the continuance of the
California
acquisition
Purchase
prices
Kamkap
so
to
.
for
the
Split—
A
States
Gas
recommended
ing
the
the
split
presently
outstanding
of
will
the
to
shares
common
Oct.
on
4,
to
of
proposed
by
directors have
was
The
1961.
Certificate
the
stock
common
no
to
the
vote
held
from
the
on
Nov.
on,
the
on
balance
proposal
1961.
28,
amount
an
equal to
As
sheet
the
at
Aug.
of
$1
capital
for
at
$1
company
31,
The
in
share.
amendments
1961,-there
tribution
In
the
the
of
new
Creative
the stock split, Oscar S.
president, stated: "It is believed
announcing
board
and
the
broaden
to
serve
will
not
will
make
only
market
shares
the
194,
this
the
at
larger
a
—V.
will
This
tion
of
made
The
and
at
the
from
will
and
plant
to
offered
be
the
in
used
by
of
and
the
About
constructed
for
and
sale
of
be
H.
Clifton
in
company
actual
Mr.
The
National
corporation
Oct.
Va.
stores.
Joseph
V
.*
E.
Cole,
and
units
more
on
nation-wide
a
by the end of 1962.
ing
each
tional
of
year
in
partments
21
basis
throughout
departments
scheduled
to
the
>
old
and
has
subsidiary,
manager
office
it
its
initial
.
,
will
-7.,
.
the
will
be
will
selected
shortly
:
,
into
the
A
through
petro¬
President
would
it
be, generated
.7
operates
•
,
said-
south
The
do
and
In
at
the
income
Guayanilla
first
was
six
Bay,
months
by
Corp. .of
President
Powers,
the
of
Corp.
Aircraft
Midwest
and
East,
with
of
for
and
the
sale
r
*
Oct
7
7
Its headquarters and lens grinding facilities are
at 1762 East 18th
Cleveland, and the acquisition includes the facilities of Colston's
subsidiary."Cbmar Labdratorfes, tyhic'h' will do all of-the technical work
for Cole National's optical operations. ^
*''• *' .'* - r•' /
Cole National-for more than 30 years'has- been the country's
leading
supplier of -replacement key blanks and key» cut-ting' equipment, and"
the
said
establish
emphasis
more
mechanical parts
•
'
leading
acquisition
producer
ment field.i
■
made
was
to
enable
operated
as
close
*
ties
key
departments
in
18,
•in 1961 there'
1961
in
offering- circular Irwin Karp & Co.,
Iric:, 68 William St.," New York City, publicly offered
125,000' shares ot this .firm's common .stock at $1 per
share; Proceeds will be used by the company for the
purchase of land, advertising and promotion, and Working Capital^/-V:
v
.
*
-
BUSINESS—The
•'laws
company was organized on
StateVof Florida. The company
the
of
two
of
is 927 Lincolp. Road, Miami Beach, Fla.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
>
..
EFFECT:,TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Common
stock
(par ,1:'cent)_.
10%
deb.
bond
—V.
194;
p.
due
June
1,
'
1611."
•
19657—
"7
L
-
-»*
.%'vsr
'<
>
;•••'«•
shs.?
" :
.
Co.—-Proposed Merger—
field
in
the San
Juan
,
Oct.
on
amendment.
'•
of Rye, N-.
10
ties
Wertheim
Corp.; head
'••'.'a The
the
&
of
its
underwriters..
wholly-owned
and
Equitable
•
^
;
,
Aug!";
On
11;
the
1961,
proposed merger between Colorado Central;;
Service Co. of Colorado was announced.-
can
easily
produce
customers
be. integrated,
economies
companies'.'* 7
and
in-our
the: resulting
even'better
and
service
Our
unified
for
electric
systems
operations
should
the* customers
of
Bristol,
both
cash
dividends
5%
of
•
The
If
the
date
the
market
the
of
Service
price
merger
rate
of
$2.10 per
and
1959
Public
of
is
for
the
each
that
of
7"
.
would
Colorado
common
stock
on
the
market
price
on
exchange would place a value of $57 per share
stock.—V. 193, p. 1791.
on
."The
fully
_
acquisition
'
Securi-
61
1961,
*■
net
in
company
profit
first
the
six
months
$403,673, after provision
income of $46,689 on the
of
from
of
for
1961
taxes.
had
a
The
profit
of
,
; The
'
48,000
loss
incui-red
measure-from
.
statement
to
shares
of
interest
the
Metcom
Cominol
by
expenses,
the
consolidated
Industries,,
Inc.- resulted
to preparation of
which became effe;tive June
on
the
company's
I
7%
series
a
in
-
"This,
June
7
30, ,1961-.
reserve
J
Inc.
Aug. 3i^
of
had
Its earnings
$6i0,000
iQ^i.
was
to
; 7,"%7
of
series
caver
of
$1,011,033
fqr the
are ;«fter
of $46,689
claims and
$750,345:77 7'-
Cominol'Tndiistries.
—
sales
.
*-1
six
months
Entry
of
:
the
7
t
:
,*!.'
.
■
earlier
$21
Materials,
million
by
Mr.
$22
to
Gidwitz
said,
are
million,-'including
Kamkap -for
its
fiscal
year
acquired for cash and stock,
was
of
the
into-the
company
Inc.
was
he
-
at
now
$8
million
ending
Oct.
by
Continental
of a;.'
backlog on '-
-of calling its
outstanding;
which have fe face amount ;
are
entitled to convert them
the
was
-:
7
Kamkap
and
Continental
.
of.
student
"
'"We
process
"and
In
its
have
it
is
'
,
7
'
manufacturing
;
""t
metal
desks,
1
since; May,
binders-
and
listed
President;—V.
as
144,
7
Oct
4
announced
for
purchase
early
of
production
added.:
are
of
an
agreement
through
Fortified
Calif.,
Corp.—Record
Sugar
for
its
in
this
of
follows
Consoli¬
which
Union
distribution
in
II
".
Net—".
\
earlier.
'
Sept. 10, Diamond National earnings were
a share,
compared with $10,010,000 or $2.12
period of 1960. Mr. Walters pointed out (hat
improved
equal to
12
were
income
over
first
36
weeks
modular
the
of
first
the
the
a
year
cents
a
7
$167,198,000 for the
for
for
7
ended
same
the
:
■
$53,617,000
$2.09
to
1960.
totaled
same
line
time
of
period
of
15
Bankers
principal
Equipment
;
.
a
from
of
sale
decline
Counter
2%
of
194,
p.
113.
Equipment
Bank
the
Counter Equipment was
opening of the 87th Annual
Association
in
after exclusion
•
ago.-r-V.
year
a
Bank
at
ago,
share
,
$163,505,000,
Diebold
Oct.
American
modular
Counter
the
aesign
provides
yield
the
in
San
Francisco.
and
engineering,
the
advantages of custom¬
Koontz,
solved
tellers
teller
of
one
;
bank
varying
Diebold.
package
a
particular
highest
apart
from
equipment
"Counter
but
program
another
needs,"
equipment
must
be
said
problems
carefully
needs.
the
traffic
most
overhead
of
teller
efficiency, since this area of per¬
constant charge against operating costs,"
a
function
first
the
do
degree
represents
overhead
said.7 "The
maximize
to
with
7 7.
set
bank's
each
president
to-meet
the
he
in
primaryNperating objective of counter equipment must be to
sonnel
31.
components.
characteristics that
parallel
be
designed
an
original
very
cannot
The
of
and
Diebold
our
flow past
efficient
costs
'r
double
ments
on
at
Counter
Equipment is
teller stations by helping
individual
job.
This
transaction
Glove
7
acquired. two^^manufacturers-
-
counter
units
and
at
height
and
Research
Diebold
the
of
Suspension:
Diebold
Counter
will
result
volume
in
a
distinctly
a
new
new
Equipment
units,
apron
ratio
between
the
In
to
A
includes
cases,
200
accessories—over
interchangeable
the
feature
One
related
Bank
mass-production, prices.
display
'
^other- School
supplies;
and
a'
seating .for schools and institutions./
acquisitions."
pedestal
dimensions
com-"
.
Diebold
new
buses.- mobile,
"
"
and
through other
minerals
this year
in
Raymond
several;-other;negotiations "underway," Mr. Gidwitz said,
intention to consolidate Continental. Materials' position'
diversified fields
to
descendants of Charles H.
are
is
'
with plans
Sugar for the Ohio market.
weeks
far
their
ex¬
7
mining
our
various
sale
amounting
and assembly of various components to meet today's needs and
ability to modify bank installations in the future without making
have
-
Chicago-based
for
.
has
Hewitt
will produce Dextra
Division at Betteravia,
all-new,
"The
■
chairman
'
producer of portable barbecue grills,
outdoor revolving "clpthes driers.,
chairs-and
debenture
izing
through acquisition
largest
Materials,
of
diversified
a
xhe
indebtedness,* the.,company has
bank's
favor."
Materials
''
-7
four-: months
acquisition ' in
notebooks,-
'manufacturer
.
- -
is- the
accessories,
7
fourth"
Materials,
irom
proceeds
certain
rapid development of national distribution
Dextra's
acquisition of the Buckeye
plant
the
Diebold
new
said."
housewares ..field
announced
36
Convention
be
Gidwitz.
pany.
■"
;
ending :
the
exhibited
Kamkap
'
-xdsb
on 4,475,062 common
shares a year
increased to $55,309,000, 3%
above the
12 weeks of 1960.
7-
for
"The
reported
Kamkap,
It
: \
-
,
11
Corp.
equal
so
The
portable
however," he
Continental
•
isin
"A!'-,-convertible •,debentures
$292,000.
Holders ;of the debentures
.
of
be
Kemline
J
establishment
adjustments. 7 Its
-
'
also
"
:
Ave:;
'
and
nonrecurring
from
said, "does not give effect to the-increase made
Kamkap through the manufacturing and financial support
parent company, as well as the acquisition of Kemline.•
the
of
.
Shielding,
will
A.
announcement
for
Sales
possible for
large ,'
1961, and
convertible
the
properties
Kemline,
,
registration
29,
"A";
7
Materials!"
Kamkap
Continental
of
to
Gerald
'
for
been appointed registrar
the-corporation.—V. 194,
of
share
Utilizing
give
stock
common
principal beneficiaries
Fortified
a
share
o£
7,"
"will
the
will
corresponding
profits
Continental
purchased
Whose
sales
For
'
"
resulted-
stock.
attributable
company
payments
'
*
debentures;
of
Continental
rate
pected
net
operations
of'. Shielding, .Inc.
(which is wholly-owned by Cominol Industries, Inc.) an unconsolidated 1
of $75,129 on the operations of Cominol
Industries, Inc., and a
nen-recurring gain of. $432,113 on • the sale of 82,000 shares of the
common
stock of. Metcom, -Inc. held by Cominol and
Shielding.
They
retained
•
the
*
$9,849,000
a
Materials.
annual
7
loss
•
said,
of
In'addition'to
toward
cents;
the
tinental
-
Kamkap,
Kemline.
per
Inc.—Appointment—
Diebold Inc.—New Line
carried at
the Buena
Park,
Calif, plant of Williams Furnace Co. and the Arlington; 111. plant of
^Arlington Seating Co.,-manufacturer of desks, chairs and seating for
schools
and
Both
institutions.
companies
are' subsidiaries
of
Con¬
effective
Inc.—Semi-Annual Report—
in
Gidwitz
After
share
each.
cents,
corporation
Net
the
.
of
69
741.
the
obsolete
Sales
Cominol Industries,
driers.
interest
of
producer
of
p.
.
integrated
production
facilities
and
greater .flexibility
in
its
operations,; This is required by the increased volume
which Kamkap
is expected to handle, aided by the re-:
Production
common
The
clothes
an.
Kemline,Mr.
supplier
leading
Inc.,
49.5%
own
value
194,
reported on Sept. 29 that third-quarter earnings
highest; in its 81-year history.
William H. Walters, Chairman and
President, said earnings- for the
12 weeks ended Sept.
10, 196*1 rose to a record $3,333,000, 14% above
the $2,914,000 reported* for the
same period of 1960. This is
equivalent,
after payment of preferred
dividends, to 71 cents a share on 4,482,876
common
shares outstanding at the end of the
period, compared with
•'
that
book
share.—V.
per
states.-
This
were
.
said
the present
Diamond National
•.
business
sources
"
Colorado Central
been-'a-major
Kamkap,
of
Gidwitz
from
■
the company has outstanding
which
Leon
Laufer, President,
of
reduc^hqrtT^rm,indebtedness !;tqjbanks.
Refinery
of
receive '
5,
manufacturer,, has
subsidiary,
Gerald
to
Foods
manufacturing
!'•'
.
Central.
Oct.
tbe
as
shares
,
.
Chairman
grills and outdoor
month," had also held
this
dividends "
Stock
'
stockholders
1%
Service
same
share.
1961..
merger: provides
of
Public
of
in
Materials
barbecue
.
annual
paid
agreement
share
one
•
the
at
also
were*
v
Pa.
Materials'
'iW
jjvJ
' -.1
*'
Public- Service has shown growth in earnings per share.'Tts stock
is, listed cn the New York Stock Exchange, and the last reported sale
on
Oct.; 5, 1961 was at $95. Public Service has paid cash dividends
each year since 1907, and since Feb.
1, 1961,. it has paid quarterly
v
Continental
v
proceeds
„
,,
territory.
stock,
City Bank of New York has
sugar,
western
*
many
net
Co.—Proposed Debenture Offering^—
upon
Sugar
>
.
gas;to
offering
by Herbert
selling com'-
.
subsidiaries'
-
natural
estimated
Secretary-Treasurer,
$1.59
vitamins
dated
.
,
$227,500
pnoapimoe ierm.zeio.
Moving
marily
«
basis
share
per
of
closely
.
Co„, Lehman. Brothers
list
and
company
share.. The
per
nothing"
$0.46875
indebtedness,
common
'
fortified
Y,, filed a registration statement with the
$13,200,000 of subordinated" (convertible) "
covering
$3.75
-or
a
Buckeye will continue to operate under Its own name as a sub-,
sidiary, and as a licensee to produce Dextra, the patented
sugar to
..
are, engaged
priin the baking; and selling of bread-; cake, fend .other related
Power
Co. and Public
baker products
at wholesale. Net proceeds, of this;.,financing will be*
The definitive merger pape.s have been completed and were
approved\ -applied toward! the, payment 'rofV'a.v$^.500,000 note..and the balance
by the board'cf Colorado Central Power Co. and Public Service Co.,
will
be 'available! for.-capital expenditures and other
corporate pur¬
of Colorado at. meetings held Sept. 15,. 1961. Stockholders are to vote
poses..In addition, to indebtedness and preferred stock,- the company
on
the proptsal Now. 21. •
7
has
y
outstanding 1,965,641 'shares of common stock., The prospectus
4' - The board-of directors of Colorado Central Power was
unanimously'
lists R. Nev ton Lauglin as President.—V.. 193, p. 908. in
favor of
the proposed
merger;
andi the approval of the holders
of two-thirds of the common stock is
required.;
/ •
Continental Materials Corp.—Acquisitions—
:
The president reported that such a merger is a "natural and logical »
Acquisition of Kemline, Inc. by Continental Materials Corp. was
step for our company. We have purchased our total requirements of v
announced Oct. 9."'
'
electric energy from Public Service for many years.
It also furnishes
!
7 *
\
' 1
"
■
"
Power
Central
gas
The
deceased.' William
which
-
debentures due 1983. The company proposes to offer the debentures
for subscription at 100% of principal amount by common stockholders,^
at the rate of $100' of debentures for each 15 shares- hpld. The record
dqte, interest rater, and underwriting terms',, are- to be -supplied by
.
Colorado
-
new
at
all
Earl Smalley, Chairman of the Board of
Dextra, said the acquisi¬
the sugar plant was through exercise of
options to purchase
than 99%
of outstanding Buckeye common stock for
$570,000
cash and notes. No Dextra stock was
exchanged in the transaction.
in
.
disclosed
.
This company
SEC
;
;
'
;
_
He
area
:
A." ■Trueblood,. Jr.,
,k
7
53
•
:-•
v.
major
Mexico.-
depart¬
Chicago
H.
'•;*}
V *
'.''i
'i
' ,
"
'
;
'
' ,J7 ,:• >'7 '
7 ' "
7 ";;
'7.: ",
Continental Baking: Co.—Proposed Debenture
Offer'g
,
-
>
discovered .a
New
special
a
the
New York, filed a registration
covering 80,000 shares of common
efforts
certain
of
shares
used
Dextra
tion
,1108.-7
P-
:
Outstanding "
: 415,219 shs. -j
shs.'
53
.7
T :-
•
FINANCING
-
7 1,000,000 shs.
—
a 7-
:
*>.„ "
...
^
which
northern
of
as
in
•'
more
that in the first -oight
months of 1961, the company -has
successfully, completed 14 gas wells
out "of 14 wells drilled, including ,six dual zone gas producers.-^-y. 191,
the
for
wildcats
basin
••
St.,
sale
The
Miami,
Ma.
corporation
on
Buckeye Sugars, Inc., Ottawa, Ohio,
produfcing wells ihclude
engaging in the business of buying,—selling," sub-dividing
developing real estate. The company's principal place of business
and
?
organized
was
report made to*stockholders by Harry
President.' Mr. Trueblood said Consblidated's 37
'
,Dextra Carp.—Buys Sugar Plant—
.
;.r- •'
• ■
,
a
.
conducted
processor
•
1053.'
p.
against 1,419,584 V
as
7- .•-'7-7,7'
>,.■
be
Deere,
'
7,The company; has, rolled up a remarkable record with the successful
completion of 37 out- of 38 gas wells drilled in the last 20 months,
of
purpose
,7 7
*
^
to
to
"iof 17-trusts
,
71,83^;741 shares^* outstanding
were
"V
-
'according td
under the-
Jan.-1, -1959,
I960.
Crown-
planned
outstanding. 6,901,000 shares, of common, stock,^ot which -15% -is'held
by Lloyd E. Kennedy, a director,, and Vfhcentr 'tf. Miller, as co-trtistees
.
Oct.
of
organization's
the
disclosed.
be
10
public
novelties.
about $45,750,000.
stores
Collier Acres, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant
18th
Oct.
on
"best
a
National
ammonium
with
,
an
new
283,094
will
,
-to
deluxe
The company manufactures, distributee and
finances the sale of farm
equinmeni; tum s
-mia
d
t<
-S;Z»"i o nsr,ruction
equipment, prin¬
cipally in the United States and Canada., It also produces nitrogen and
his
for aircraft, missiles and industry. The company is a
of replacement components for the home entertain-H'
I •»'
'.'7
•*
'
•
.
President
Photo
in
Moline.v IH., filed a registration
covering $35,000,000 of'debentures
due 1986, to be offered for public sale,
through underwriters headed by
Harriman Ripley & Co.
The Interest, rate, public offering pricerand
underwriting terms ere to be spoiled bv amendment: -7 >
*.\
•
;> Consolidated- Oil -A Gas, Isic^—Increased' Sales
Nat
■; '
.everywhere. 'It also has
Sales of $1,377,152 and earnings, of $143,311 for the first nine months
virtually all of the country's variety and general mer-v* of 1961 have been
reported by the Denver independent oil and eas nro?
chandise chain operations through the "sale of "business builder"
gift. V ducer. Sales of the company represent' a .23%- increase over the first
products, novelty products and greeting cards.7*:7/-'7 ' 7 7'77, 7; nine months of 1960, and
earnings'climbed into the profit side. ■
The acquisition wasi'made
through purchase of all Colston stock, 79 Months Ended Sept. 30—
<
<
-* .7 1961-;>
>1960 '•
S •
which formerly was owned by Maurice
Stonehill, who is retiring from • '7.
I'.-'-.Sales :
j$1,308,746
$1,118,834
the operation'.f-rV. '193, p. 2212. > 7'
•*-'v >•':
" ' "v
7 *
Earnings _—1———
143,311 V
6,689 '
♦Earnings per share_^_wi^_u-_>
.08
"V
' .005
operates' leased-
East
for
Haber,
shares,
Deere &
-
•
,
.
37
SEC
This company,* of 1325 Third
statement with the SEC .oh Oct
a^
changes^ in
company to
distribution of electro-
the production and
on
will
Custom
2
J
'7', '
1 '■
'
Aircraft Supply. Corp., with ,.an annuaL, sales volume of
half-a-million dollars, assembles and
distributes
elec¬
and mechanical parts for
military aircraft and industry.
Powers
(
not
were
Mo.,
of
of
specialized
activities.
1612.
7'
United
tronic
City,
part
allied
Photo
has
is engaged in the business of manufacturing simulated
plastic products in
the
nature
of
jewelry, dress
shares
of
>
approximately
addi-
is
acquisition
years
purposes.
Irving
for
.
Corp.,. Chicago,
no
Kansas
into
Daiom Industries,
740.
p.
»
the' newly acquired company will be
subsidiary, of Components' Corp.'^with
said
the
25
other
and
increased
sales
year,
America
Supply
V7'
;
L
.
on
addition
In
111,000
p.
Components
United
cash,
transfer
1505.
p.
Ponce,
near
194,
America—Acquisition—
of
acquisition
undisclosed amount of
an
194,
$12,500 for
and
porate
be
this
$6,103,000.—V.
appointed
develop facilities for the integrated manu¬
facturing of simulated pearl DUttons, to develop and purchase ma¬
chinery, for moving to new quarters and installation costs
preparing
the plant for operations,
and for working capital and
general cor¬
.■
capital
through
not
been
the stock sale will be used to
the
"
of
the
company
accessories
.
refinery
a
net
that
Custom
offered
and
pearls
bidding,
;7'7
.
expected
internally
to
'
,
coast.
and
is
licensed
competitive
7/
year
i
expenses.
The registration statement also in¬
cludes
16,000 shares undexiymg five-year
options
10
be
sold
to
the
underwriter at one mill
each, exercisable at $1 per share, and 4,000
shares underlying like options to oe som to vVm.
m." Rosenbau.n & Co.,
a
finder.
7
.
.
process
contractor
be
made
mission
' ,,J
.
Hydeal
utilized.
of
9,
for
acquisition
transaction
of
has
corporation.—V.
Young & Co., Inc., which will receive
,
.<
the
be
the
with
to
be
retain
personnel.
.
'.r,„
,
,
napthalene,
Co.
Oct.
that
diversification
company
stock,
$250,000
will
and
move
the
York,
the
of
Service, largest film
subsidiary of Crown-Bremson.
This
••>-•••-
5
fiscal
1381.
'
Photo
statement
Refining Co. Inc.—Expansion—
Oct.
its
p.
Cryplex Industries, Inc.—Common Registered—
the
by
wholly-
a
Corp.,:,
years
offices,
•'
of
Rico's
Powers
:■
St.,
-
of
of
a
for
194,
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
Bremson
Operations
and
million
Financial
becomes
now
Financial
eight,
,
$44,021,000
wholly-owned
shortly.
open
Terms
ment
$8
Gidwitz.—V.
,
•*, management;
projected
•<.
...
its
is
It
casn.
Commonwealth
a
Oil
Products
securities.
Eugene
just six years ago, has grown rapidly dur¬
existence and now operates leased optical de¬
stores
of
for
founded
optical,
for
Co.
As
..
venture
announced
t
Ccuston
,
of
-
..
Commonwealth
a
'
president
total of 50 or
a
stock
announced on
Components
of Cole National,-said the acquisition for
cash would result in. combined operation of leased optical departments iin v30
stores, with five additional locations scheduled t to open
this i
year
of
.-
Mr.
New
stock
announced
said
program
First
" -•'
-*
.7
■
S,
Bremson,
the
Morise
7
said.
Puerto
13
-
of
by
1
,
opening
business
commonwealth
totaled
acquired Colston Optical Co. of Cleveland
and
announced plans for
a
continuing major expansion of its own
Marco
Optical Co.
division," which operates optical departments in
retail
acquisition
announced
\ "
Commonwealth
Corp.—Acquisition—
on
Oil
new
sale
equip
Forge,
recent
was
Casey,
Casey
the
on
Cole
the
,
building
The
facilities
to
Pa.
Commonwealth
loans.
he added.
production
For
corporate'
of
for
Finance
present
Universal
'
proceeds
required
of
193, p. 491.
1
7
'
1963,
the
will
-
women's
Net
expansion
will
by
offering
City.
'
general
for
capital,
the
for
sale
The
.
it
7
•'*
.
•
President, said Commonwealth will begin construction: 7
in January of a $6,500,000 plant adjacent to
its'refinery at Ponce,
Puerto Rico,
for production of napthalene • and other petrochemicals
including aromatics. The plant should come on stream about January
common
York
tne
wun
Pa.,
-
registra¬
apparel.
company
$175,000
a
Pleasant,
company
The company
chemicals field.
;
filed
public
New
casual
-
105,000
thereof.
manufacture
working
increased
City,
covering
present holders
advertising.
being
York
19,
by Meade & Co.,
sportswear
be
including
sales
new
knit
cotton
New
Oct.
on
are
the
share
engaged
is
sale
purposes
and
by
Ave.,
SEC
50,000
per
company
misses'
the
55,000
$10
Fourth
113
with
which
and
company
a
of
company
statement
shares,
be
Colby, Inc.—Common Registered—>
Company,
common
company
Robert
into the Pittsburgh area by Commonwealth.
acquired the- Puritan-Finance Cor. with offices
Commonwealth
Sam
(Jane)
all
of
name,
This
number
the
a Chicago firm
processing.
film
Philadelphia, has further expanded
Pennsylvania
call
plans
outstanding
its
528.
p.
The
■
move
Mt.
Blairsville
time,
same
and
subsidiary
of
action
stock.
common
third
the
The
„
the company's
stockholders but,
readily available to
more
investors.*'—V.
potential
that
for
existing
benefit
chairman
Jr.,
is
owned
in
'
Wyatt,
■
exceeding
to
Playthings, Inc.—Appointment— ;'
Trust
of
Crown-Bremson
192,
.
sales
according
...
Irving
agent
Corp.—Acquisition—
Walnut St.,
1512
Western
company, recently
purchase
U
..7.
,
•
Corp. office in Pittsburgh itself in the near future.'
'
Acquisition of
the Blairsville company
was
accomplished
were
are
shares.,
organization.—V.
one
..
Finance
Current
..
■/
adopted, it is anticipated that the stock
split will become effective approximately one week following tlie annual
meeting. The effective date Will also be. the record date for the dis¬
the
to
Clairton
annual
.»
into
consolidated
Co., Blairsville,
Commonwealth President.
This
to
of
per
service
Thai,
each
shares
be
;
t
The company of
its
2,013,245 common shares outstanding.
If
report
31,
Finishers,
Blairsville
surplus
common
will
;
,
Commonwealth Financial
:
,
,
the company's
result'that the
With" the
carried
be
will
be
amendments,
transferred
account
would
Stockholders
7
operations
496..
p.
Incorporation increas¬
shares (no par) from
15,000,000
vaiue.
par
of
be
stcick
company
meeting
3-for-l
authorized 5,000,000 shares (par $1) and changing, each
of common stock of $1 par value into 3 shares of
approval
share
the' capital
the
Co.—Proposed
share
stock
Upon
new
of
directors
of
amendments
authorized
common
Producing
the
stock
company's board
will
Oct.
m
corporate structure of Cominol Industries, is unnecessary.
It
is contemplated,
therefore; that upon the completion of the conversion
or redemption
of the company's 7% series "A" convertible
debentures,
*
|.
3-for-l
the
end
,.
present
Coastal
5
cash
units
single
trays,
in
and
teller
standard
provide custom-designed arrange¬
wide variety of stock items are
exhibit.
,
Diebold
is the Exclusive White
suspension
developed by
equipment
progressive-type
which
employs newly-developed steel ball bearings
with nylon "tires" on the outer race. In exhaustive, suspension tests,
the
new
"White Glove" Suspension
far outclassed conventional and
"ball
glide"
operation
ready
7
In
to
fend
pass
addition
suspensions.
requires
no
It
has
grease,
no
metal-to-metal
contact in Its
graphite or other lubrication-always
Glove" inspection.
to having an almost indefinite
a
"White
»
life,
the
White Glove
6
(1718)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Suspension seats the drawer in a closed position, "homing" in the last
Jncn or so,
which the "ball glide" is inherently incapable of doing.
"Our
in
counter
and
money
effected
lobby
specialists
by
are
ready
now
to
show
banks
how
Eigeet Optical Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
time—up to 25% increase in teller efficiency-*-cah be
planning in the use of teller counter uniis to meet
of
communications
the
with
as
The
film
firm
•—Oct.
16,
1961, it
Board
issued
Oilicer,
'
in
the
Oct.
4.
6%
over
.
'.I
'
"
weeks
of
its
($5,776,584),
,
has
;
year
$48,420,
year
a
cents
The
City,
capital stock of Midwest Furniture Manufacturing
Okla., has been acquired by Dorse;t Electron.es,
announced
involved
Loyu
exchange
Dorset.-,
G.
President.
as
division.
Mr.
in
Dorsett
"of
terms
Dorsett
termed
j
soon
and
organs
The
Midwest
high
developed
iideli.y
a
U.S.A.,
hi
systems
need
and
:
cabine.s,
line
new
a
for
fi
sound
expectations,
.
Industrial
C.
J.
:r
V ■■■,': v"'.'*/> i.;
•""'v/';.,v1o'; 1 i ,<
ending Aug. 31, amounted, to $18,551*788,
last year's $16,978,910.
'
v s
just ended sales were $11,731,833, a 32%
..
for
of
high
aimed at
upper-
supply
furni-ure.
"y■;*'
stock,
A
it
announced
was
maximum
of
25,030
Oct.
on
s-ares
10.
p.-'
distributor
Pacilic
exchange.
delivery of 1,000
all
receive
The
tne
by
share,
pro
24,000
Drewrys
rata
accumulate
and
assets
remaining
livered
shares
to
stock
common
brands,
V.
192,
involved
is
the
Inc.
For
at
Hampden-Harvard.
fixed
a
will
exchange
value
be
of
Way,
land,
de¬
$35
will
operate
as
wholly-owned
a
expand
the
Harvard
markets
per
and
division
for
Dobler
its
beer
components.
the
of
north
of
of
San
County.—V.
present
and
last
year.
Obispo
and
2669.
p.
Kern
,/
'
" '
"
of
Oct.
day
23.
the
corporation
York
New
of
of
The
Stock
stock
is
currently
been
the
pa
traded
194,
1613.'
in
DuBois
history.
in'I960.
*.
Total
■...■•
...
-
income
net
Vv',
.
after
provision
• %
for
The
,
Federal
income
taxes
was
share
in
non-recurring income for
figures
are
based
the
share
per
present
from
somewhat
operations
below
emphasis
addition
Space
for
the
six
month: period
just
each
ended
Division,
devoted
maintenance■" products
craft, the missile
the
to
research,- development,
shares
to
be
debt,
Oct. 6,
on
offered
buffy's of 3111
1961
at
equipment
SEC—
filed
.V
:
will
the
use
Westbury,
and
increase
N.
working capital.
fit."•
with
i.i
1960—a
5401,000
Jast
period
of
750%.
reported
nine
the
jet
'
•-
Earnings
per
for
share
after
the
21,
compared
that
to
recently
company
supplies,
&
company
registration
totaled
23
as
Limited
1961.
of
New
General
.united
wcich
backlog as of
backlog of $94,000
a
sation
in
the
York
<in
be
G.
100
on
"
of
July 31
stood
at
the same time
the
manufacture
North
The
with
have
each
on
The
Edwards
each
St..
partner
in
conducted
invested
Oct.
such
&
G.
12
was
Y
be
The
filed
offered
organized
on
Oct
for
11
Hanly (a partnershio composed
Hanly and others) "as its sole
as
a
Limited
Partner. The
committed
Dillon
in
Oil
&
Gas
primarily by H.
Dillon
of
the
proposes
become
Participations,
L.
Dillon,
of
sale
to
interests
Jr.
in
whose
and
the
his
and
airborne
readout
the
sole
operations
computing
system
to
provide
The
system,
general
purpose
off
based
upon
analog
and landing
three
computers,
tasks
transistorized
will
involved
aircraft models.—V.
be
in
TR-io
installed
test
194,
p.
of
633
give
a.id'- marketing
excellent
an
us
of
194,
■
net
net
earnings
194,
earnings of
Flexible
discussions,
The
of
750
100
share
per
on
of
its
will
be
Earn¬
-
'
v
■
-
1961," through
1,
voting preference
plus accrued divi¬
made
at
The
i
Chase
*
•
the
to
of
close
of
for
common
business
each
on
share
*■'" v';
1383.
of
'
'
.
,
Corp.—Additional
Oct.
11
;
of
•'
;• '
Amount.uy-jw
Kidder,
'
*
.
250,000 j";
Blair
Ellis
&
&
&
Co.„..>
Mason-Hasan,
McCormick
175,000
Simmons'
1,200,000
Howe
&
Co.
First
&'
Hutchinson,
—
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Goodbody & Cd,_„_^-'
Hailgarten & Co.
675,000
Schwabacher
175,000
Shearson,
Ripley &
550,000
Hemphill,
H.
•1
-
Noyes
Hencz
Hooker
'
Friedrichs
The
—V.
200,000
&
Illinois
120,000
19-1,. p.
'y
•
"
';
Wertheim
Co.—__
*
403,000
250,000
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
V
•"
sales
Inc.__
120,000
,
&
.
400,000
Fay,
Co._
Co._:
Barney & Co. ;•
;
.»
Inc.',—w— -1,200,000
Straus, Biosser &
..
JVjCDpwell A—.. 120,000
Weinress & -Co.123,000
Cb. r 550,000
&
Co
&
&
&
Hammill
Smith,
-•
675,OQO.
~
Northwest
Co.
Co.,
■
•
.
175,000
*
_
Pacific
Inc.
675,000
Merrill, Turben & Co.>i-.V
Inc.—
120,000
' Model, Roland & Stone
175,000
Morgan Stanley «
% '
i'i & Co'S
s
1,200,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co,__
175,000
:;
675,000
Harriman
120,000 "
-v
120,000
*
_1
—
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith. Inc.
J
Corp. 1,200,000
of Michigan Corp.
Fulton, Raid & Co,, Inc. Forgan & Co;__,
-
.
Merrill
Co'.j.__"_'-675,000
Boston
,*,120,000
„
Co._;„^i
&
Co.' 1-2
&
120,000
.
Inc..
250,0Q3
Co.175,000
&
MeDonald
.120,000 -v McMasier
Co., Inc
^Amount
&
Co*,
_i__ $675,000
W* C. .Langic5ft& Co.__ ; ia0,000 v
Lee
Higginson
Corp.__,
4uo,000
Lehman Brothers__L_^^
675,000 %
Irving Lundbcrg & Co.
120,000"
.
Co.
~
;•:
'o.i
-i
Peabody
Inc.
Gldre,
share
per
;
Dec.
on
Transportation
Firet
S
and
projecting
was
$190,V;.:
of
beiore.
year
share,
per
up
share
a
p.
American
Securities
.and'
"ac4
regulators
of
sales
on
the
shares
$10
Payment
-
•
•"
valves,-
'
marketing
v-
hydraulic
at
& Co."__A
120,000
Common, Dann & Co.. 175,000
Eas.man Dillon, Urtion
:
'
use
and/marine ■> instrume-its
Kenyon "Marine Speedometers.Flexible
'120,000
&
Co.
675,000
V/hiie,:. Weld
&
Co._:'_2
Dean
Co., Inc.—- -175,000. r
1613.
;
&
Co..'• 675,000
Witter
675,000
V-
>
V1
•:
217.
p.
graphic
due
In
shares
the
three
194,
the
sale
outstanding
vertical
The
business
stock
trial
also
includes
the
not
The
distribution
■"
Act
totaling
-
Federal
a
1958,
$980,000.
Franklin
003
of
to
\
entered
Discount
complete
has
the
licensee
'
< v :•
the
three
Small
•"
Business
equity
new
J
:
:
i'
added
Franklin's
that
in
financings
these financings
portfolio
which
with
investment
Spark
past few years. For -the three .months ending Sept. 30,"h
electronic .components were at the-highest peak in the com- *
'
"
;
;
j
':>:
laboratory
curiosity
for
function
and
high
space
of
semiconductors
.
since
tubes
they
.
ceramics
temperature
products
age
reolace
the
over
stability,
teristlcs,. superior versatility and
once
more
•
.
and
use
cheaper, smaller and
'.
■. j '
' '
arq
;
the
ago,
and
electronic devices
performance.
features
years
missile
Semiconductors
types of
equipment
twelve
in
use
equipment.
Superior
today. "
and
data
other
less
more
more
power
for
consistent
.
customary glass coun- i
positive sealing "charac-
mechanical strength.—V; 194,
p.
217.'"
General Cigar Co., Inc.—Buth Terminal Sells
Stk. Int.
See
-spark
This
:
-
"i. •
/
;
made'by Franklin
.
.
Corporation
held
industrial
SBICs
Auburn,
of
.
1
_
York;
ignition:systems
• *.
operated
as
price
a
leading
for
manu¬
"In
■
'• t>
missile. electronic
and
''-j y
.
*
of
the
;
Board.
•;
.
'
j v '
of The Franklin" Corp.'s
the': figure* of $4,780,000:—
in
112.
small
businesses
the
reached
.
'*
'
homesile
SEC
stock,
S.
W.
on
to
lot's,
be
22nd
St.,
Oct. .-16,
oJfe**ed
Miami,
covering
for
communities,
buri-ie~s is the
planned
houses
the
and-gas "Utilities-and
Registered—
filed
a
61,500
du^Lc
sale
registration
outstanding1,
by
-
corr.panv
the
development
communities
and
commercial
owns
and
in
and
of
large
which.lt
industrial
operates/
major shopping centers.
activities, in
several ■
the
It
tracts
offers
sites..v
water,
Is
pres-^
ently. -engaged in development
lopatrens^ within '
including three m'-.jor developments, Port * Charlotte ' on the
west' coast and Port St. Lucid '^nd Pift MMabat,*JcSnnthe- east Coast, .'
two smaller developments on the east coast and two smaller .sub¬
developments
on. the
east
coasA
In
addition to .various '
the company has outstanding 6,561,256 shares of com-,
stdck, of which Chesler Opefations; Inc. (wholly-owned by- Louis.
Chesler, a Vice-President as sole-trustee for his children) owns about
.
-indebtedness,
mon
-
•"
common
Ji
2006.
p.
the holders
through Allen & Company, New York City. The public offering
u/derv/riting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
these
division
total
the
193,
and
sale
sewer
Issue.—V.
"Florida,
t
under the leadership of C. J. Nolin,
since '1930
Chairman
investments,
this
The. company's principal
of-,-unimproved land into
Rhode
SSSc.OOO to the
t
new
Co.,
Dcve opment Corp.—Common
with
of
thereof
' /
conjunc¬
Providence,
suppLed
New
in
plugs,
igniters; eonnectors; and - precision' screw
contemplates diversifying its product •line >to
advanced
Terminal
corporation of 2828
statement
shares
-
Capital
.!j
continue
these
192, p.
•
Auburn
for
-r
t
will
precision .-ceramics,,
was
publicly
Co., Inc.. of
Bush
General
-
has
investment
V.
president of Frenchtown
sai^ the sales volume
components has more than doubled each
.
$330,000
these
Plug
parts
items.
Aubuim
of
Narragansett
Together
of
With
Indus¬
history.
terparts' are
•v '
provide a new area of diversification
now
includes. - investments
in
such
electronics,. drugs,
housing,
cylinders, and other products.
third
who
Macey,
essential
the
,
In¬
shopping center.field by lending $300,Centers,
Inc., "w/ich
is
constructing
a
as
A
Navy
M.
conventional
.t
$350,000
He
include
of
manager
discount
and
to
items,
A
are
.
fields
former
ceramic-to-metal
of
•
"•
discount
Shopping
in
pany's
shopping center in the Larchmont suburb of Prila^'
to Discount Shoppirg
Centers - of Tulsa,
Inc.;
which
will
one
construct
in Tulsa,
Oklahoma.'
"
'
By
entering
this
field,
Franklin* indicated
its'-endorsement .of
"discounting'' as the form of retail merchandising with a great future
growth potential, stated Herman E'. Goodman, President <of -Frankiln.
delphia
Sherwood,
Ra&io
the
was
the
year
sales
;
of
.*"i'S
il-
L.
•
v^
.
..
these
processing
ufcder
announced
Material
Thomas
'7,
,v
Ralph
Design of
Division,
'
Corp. of America's Semiconductor
appointed a vice president and manager "
of the Frenchtown Company's new division.
While with RCA, he was
responsible for the design oL. industrial transistors to include device v
specifications and package design.
*.
*
1
.of
wholesale
time,
same
Device
and
hum-
the
and
unchanged.
the
At
.;
.
company
Ave'.;
1874 Washington
317.
corporation,
vestment
parti
short»
;; ;
the
Fotochrome. will
remain
Franklin Corp.—Makes Three Loan?—
facturer
and
the
of
will
from
1, 1981, will be convertible into common stock
price of $14.00 per share until Oct. 1, 1681.
a
p.
machine
a
.^-f
debentures
stockholders,
*
aboard
J
'
purchase
from
cameras, and photographic accessories and supplies.
Fotochrome manufactures and sells film processing- equip¬
addition,
ment.—V.
Syst.
size
will
Oct.
film.; Its
Auburn
desk-top
industry.
of the proceeds from
reduction
instant
information
reduction
0.544359
forth:
Chapman,
for
,
photographic film,
will
aboard a unique
flying wind tunnel
laboratory .has been delivered by Electronic
Associates, Inc. to the
Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, N,
J„ the company has announced.
airship for data
take
test
v
Tubing and
and
stock
common
tion
oarcnership
partnership participation agreements.'-
analog
at
on
set
&
Bi'yth
for /aerospace
outstanding.—V.
Fotochrome
of
organization
Associates, Inc.—Develops Computer
of
share.
per
"
merger
1961
cents
24,047
series
Loeb & Co.
Blunt
'
New York, .is en¬
gaged in the processing of all types of color and black and white photo-'
a
person
partnership
-'sales
•"
L'ULINESS—The company cf
$i,500,000
covering
will
fields
*
precision
Flexible
any
Reg'd—
N
$25,000 to the partnership (of
paid by each). The partnership was formed
acquiring oil, gas and other mineral interests. It
Proceeds
Electronic
U. S.
for
sinking fund,
,
-'The- planned,
said:
based
were
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
*-'X.• f, Julien Collins
-
on
to
William
-for
soqnd ; background
reputation in •the-.marih8:,
a
system
upwards
in
the
Whipple & Co. * .175,000 >.
Bear,--Stearns *& Co.'_"_2*_ '
400,000
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
675,0QO
common
.
Gillies
Mr.
-Flexible's
allied
v
>
in
number
Bacon;
of-
the
underwriters
the
Island.
An
to
to
shares
debentures,
of
been
of
partnership.
Houston).
and
sales
five
sale
Bache
-wholly-
shafe
support
participating
$223,824,326
Oi
on
same
convertible
.
Flexible and we contemplate no changes in
shift of manufacturing cperatidns;>
-C
merger Kenyon
Instrument will add approximately $1,-.
Prior
sales
1961
Inc._$4,840,000
A. ,C. Allyn & Co.* • Inc.
400,000
American,- Securities
Corp..'
—_—;
400,000
any
of. the company at
solid-state
of
acquisition
Hempstead.
interests
nartnersMo
Mortimer
and
has
SEC
Interests.
units
law
Franklin
the
hold,
a
Flexible
one
."'provide-
Kenyon's
famous
division
a
or
receive
simulators, r?dar equipment,'
variety of other electronic devices.
into
action,
will
with
■
.
.
world
$5,000,000
and
flight
a
and
.
presently
stock at $11.50 per share.
388,003
managed by the General Partner, which will
receive compen¬
by way of salary and will have a
capital percentage interest
be
'
the
cents
1961,
therein
'
r.
life
its
is
established
rt
for
at
Participations—Securities
with
Edwards,
purpose
limited
will
of
Partner
partners
be
Hanly
$25,000
$1,000
the
will
•
-4.
,.
'
exchange'of
an
receive
of
well
is
General Eattery & Ceramic Corp.—Sub. Forms New
.Fotochrome, I«c.—Securities Offered—An underwrit-1
Division—
'''yV
ing group headed by Shearson, Hammill. & Go., and
The corporation has announced the creation of an Electronic ComEmanuel, Deetjen & Co., on Oct. 20 .offered to the pub¬
ponents Division at its Frencluown Porcelain Co. subsidiary, Frenchlic at par $3,500,000 of 5Vz% convertible subordinated / town, N. J., to meet the increasing demand for design and assembly
j. of alumina and beryllia ceramic.s-to-metal seals, and similar
compo¬
debentures plus 63,333 shares of the company's common
nents
for
the electronic
$744,000,
months
cen;s
and vibrators through
the
Laboratories, Inc.—V. 194, p. 422.
Partnership
of Herbert
Kenyon.. will; become
through
will
Tubing
companies.
;
the
1961.
The
its
diversified
statement
public sale in
for
■
directors '
approval of the
.i'
). f
-
Tubing
they
combined
same,
:
200,000 in
in
amounted
nine
converters
Research
Edwards
This
unanimous
merger,.'
proposed
manufactures
the
Under
com¬
reported
taxes
first
stock
the
on
bbr
as
Vibration
the
engine, components
operate
outstanding.
reported
servo-mechanisms, computers,
printers, tape recorders and
under
1961
1
"i
subsidiaries
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
purchase the respective principal amounts of certificates indicated below.
The purchase agreement provides tnat tne several obligations of the underwriters are ~ subject
to
certain
conditions * as
special credit, $2,299,000.
•
and
=
totaled
$286,000
income
$11,000
July
period
of
of
both
/•
personnel
increases
record
4
ended
sales
Net
year.
with
months
over
data
of,
of
divisions
company
success
fiscal
$1.14
preference.—V.
agreed
earnings
Corporation • ,ig :aMeaaing
manufacturer "of'-flexible
tubings,
fittings .for industrial*; commercial ar.d military usage. T'Acccrduig fo.Flexible's president; "The merger will not:affect op3ratior.s of Kenyon's manufacturing
plant in Erewster, N. Y. Kenyon will
Dynamic Instrument specializes in the
design and development of
clutches and brakes used by the
aircraft, rocket and
missile industries.
These clutches and brakes are
employed specifically
power
net
montns
of
Initial '*
V. UNDERWRITERS—The
and.
electromagnetic
in
set
Stock
Tubing
year.
The
the
companies;
Flexible
-Flexible
the
including
Gains—
Oct.
on
nine-month
250%;
last
stock
common
company
the
for
compared
as
rise
of
The
for
than
more
comparable
shares
of
of
field
.
in
Kenyon
v
Corp.—Record
company
sales
net
of
$89,784
Y.,
earnings
Consolidated
to
:
Kenyon
shareholders
shares
aerospace
for repay-"
proceeds
two
tivities
"2-
a
Denver,
and
/
"Reg. A" covering 48,879
($1), without underwriting. :•/.
par
Larimer St.,
Dynamic Instrument
ihe
both
the-terms
common
in' sales
of
received
of
Kenyon;
growth
manu-
lise by military and commercial air¬
agencies, and industry.—V; 194,' p. 113. v
Duffy's, Inc.—Files With
an
and
six
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
merger
subsidiary
merger
for
and space
The corporation
The
first
to
the
on
•••■
v
already
Commenting
those
being
rlecture, marketing, and servicing of specialized cleaning,- processing
of
have
shares.
top
quality personnel; and a regional manager system
instituted to strengthen the sales organization.
Announced recently
by DuBois Chemicals is the formation of their
ment
the
in
projects
on
of Oct. 16, 1961, reported
$25,000,000 of this firm's 4.55%
equipment trust certificates due Oct. 1, 1981. Additional
financing details follow:
V .;
■ V,v
'"
the
by tne
been notified.
been
goal
Financing Details—Our issue
Flexible
management
owned
of
Air
into
Under
period.
shares
currently,
been
mon
■
For
the
the
Mercury flights. .It
projects.
were
Based
General
<
totalling'$67,940,OQO
that
out
Inyo
merget1
and
of last year's similar period due primarily
placed oh building and expanding the DuBois
organization.
During this period, the new Toronto plant of DuBois
Chemicals of Canada Ltd. wag opened which involved
non-recurring'
start-up expenses.
The
research
staff
has
been
increased
by
the
the
and
sales
$3,755,000.
1,.
voting
common
has
the
■,
smaller
Bank, N. Y.
h
preference stock is convertible
The
Dec.
approved
NYSE
:
company's
following
compared
of
60
of
dends
1933.
•
Earnings
new
p.
proposed
plans
report
2,432,021
on
outstanding.
has
had
of
since
com¬
pronounced- 58%
more
approacning
leading
Manhattan
.
Instrument: Co.,
Inc., Brewster,
Tubing Corp., Guilford, v Conn.;,J: was announced
Oct.
17 by Frederick K.
Daggett, president of .Flexible and John -W,.
Gillips, chairman, of
board 'and president- of Kenyon.>;The
$1,142,000 or 47 cents per share as compared with $1,391,000 or 57
per share for the same period in 1960.
The 1960 figures include
non-recurring income of 9 cents per share compared with 2 cents
to
firm
credit
Flexible Tubing
.
N.' Y.,
cents
are
operation
Stock,
'."V
earnings from operations after provision c for Federal income
taxes for the six month period were $1,098,000 or 43 cents per share'-as compared with
$1,179,000 or 48 cents per share for the same period
All
the
listed
even
foreign,
35%
missile
share
end.
Kuhn,
Net
per
1960
been
was
The corporation has called for redemption
t
*
*
where it has
special
its
nearly
,
and
.
*
the,'American
on
—v.
sales
In
and
of
to
risen
military
a
...General Acceptance
-
has
company
$44,570,000 and net earnings and
perftftT'the -highest^ in
'-
currently
1,449,822 j s-.ares outstanding at
of shares, which represent an
increase of 384,851
shares
during the year, per s.iare earnings for
the prior fiscal
year were $3.98.—V.
194, p. 634. -- : •
'
R.
Oak¬
of
tne
pointed
Project
as
per
year's
equipment
northwest
listing
has
the
totaled
reporting
ings
v
•
the
sales
this
974,614
Corp.—Listing Date Set
for
Exchange
Exchange, the
trading in tne stock
Governors
first
The
for
>•
the
on
Board
of
last
•*
and
way
'
65%
load'expenditures
Garrett's net earnings in
'•-?
r
Counties
"year,
tne
improvement.
and
space
that
field
space
several
30
or
and
also
was
h the
Spokane,-
Exchange,
of
de
fiscal
previous
months
position as a supplier to the air
healthy continuing potential with Garrett
approximately 175 different types of aircraft curunder development;
that international business was
on
use
snowing
It
for Ellicott includes the states of
Washington,
as
well.? as
that
portion of Caliiornia
present fiscal year, sales in May, 1961,.
were the highest
in DuBois' 41-year history. During the three month
period just ended, however, sales in June exceeded those in May;
August in turn snowed
increased
sales
over
june,
whrcn made tlie
month
were
the
Nevada,
Luis
192,
application
stock
the
of
Arthur
L'
dredging
heavy* starting
now
in
increasing;
ale.—
and
ended
period
same
quarter
by
«
hydraulic
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
period
rently
Philpott
Its sales territory
Oregon,1 Idaho
Aug. 31, 1961, DuBois Chemicals,
sales of $14,392,000 which is an increase of $789,000
net
first
The
Oct.»3
on-
Ellicott.
of
San. Francisco.
The firm, also maintains offices, in
Sacramento and Fresno,
Calif.; Portland, Ore. f and
Wash.
"
month
over
Manager
manufacture
has
divided
•
products
three
South
The
six
the
the
will
Chemicals, Inc.—Sales Up, Net Down—
recorded
5.8%
or
in
of
Drewrys
earnings of the Hampden-Harvard division
of not to exceed a 10-year interval.
Hampden,
1708.
p.
liabilities
involved
aggressively
including
DuBois
For
will
and
stock,
common
Hampden-Harvard,
Hampden-Harvard
Drewrys
shares
period
a
the
assume
net
as
ovqr
Drewrys
Elgin's
Inc., of San Francisco has been named
Corp. in northern California and the
announced
was
Sales
leading
a
12
improve its profit position."
fiscal year's end was $103,000,030,
and
year,
He said the company's
transport industry showed
Machine
it
Division
is
last
last
the
in
to
the
at
mobile.'"
firm, which specializes-In. the sale'
of heavy
construction equipment, will be handling-the Ellicott line
of "Dragon" Model portable
dredges in sizes, ranging from 6" to 16".
Spare parts for these models will also be available from Philpott.
VPhilpott's main offices are located at East Grand Ave,- and Harbor
..
Drewrys
or
of
Philpott Co.,
Ellicott
Northwest,
Ellicott
and
M.
for
Remanjon,
the
By
.for
the .largest -in
during
company
cbmpany
over
%
'•
•
The George
Inc.—Acquisition—
of Drewrys Limited U. S. A. Inc. of South Bend, Ind.
to
acquire the assets of Hampden-Harvard Breweries,
Williamsett, Mass. in exchange for Drewrys shares of com¬
mon
outlook
backlog
order
ended
year
lower
production stages during tne year were written off as incurred, and
these programs are beginning to shape up,7 Mr. Garrett said. "Diver¬
into commercial
fields," he added, "was marked especially
by a contract to supply turbocnargers for a new production auto¬
Ellicott Machine Corp.—Names West Coast Distribs.—
agreed
of
The
company,;
its
and
fiscal
tne
sification
marketing position in the missile and electronic field, the report stated.
Tnls expansion is indicative of Elgin's active
program
in developing
sophisticated products lor the advanced missile age.—V. 193, p. 377.
quality
to
system
the.
to-
good
is
for
balance.
"Necessary
doubling of Elgin's West Coast Micronics .plant, necessitated by
increased government orders, places the company in
a, rnuca
better-
both
us
according
Group
the
that
ioreign. Backlog split
42%
commercial and
and
50-50
a
in
period
years..
The
'
facility
a
Console
President,
same
and
military
exceeding
directors
have
Inc.
in
Ltd.,
introduce
to
stereo
has
organ consoles,
speaker
—v.
194, p. 1053.
1
Drewrys
the
former
the
acquisition "very satisfactory
and
ljng-te.m prof-its." '
immediate
consumers,
of
manager
the
Electronics,
electronic
income
transaction
of
general
as
,>
has
it
Inc.,
quarter
the
over
for
tne
$10,000,000
mercial
Chief Executive
1960., Net-earnings for the~quartar
amounted to $206,153, as against a net loss of $289,635 a
year earlier.
The
snarp
turnabout in earnings in the 'second quarter resulted
from improved sales and operating
efficiencies, the report said.
Watcn sales are at anticipated levels ana clock .sales are
*
Smith,
continues
Midwest
Co.,
Tne
shares.
acquired
company
will be operated
Division
of
Dorsett
Electronics,
Inc.
Tne
an
The
second
increase
been
by
the
In
Electronics, Inc.—Acquisition—
for
feel
now
we
J„
.
Dorsett
Report
...
$115,000,000 as of this date.
The company's business was
par
Henry M. Margous,
ago,
Annual
company's
cleared
Back-log
$419,354,
were
five
or
President and
wicxes,
been
up
fiscal
the
■
weeks
28
of
increase
C.
the
in
30; 1961;
'--.-.a.
'•
:'.j.
pointed out that, "While profits were appreciably
1961,
($1,651,833), tnan the record earnings of tne
Co.—Earnings Up Sharply—
u.
*good indications of
having a sound c.nd
this year with its prospects for increased business
and commercial fields continually improving,
Garrett,, President,., in his letter to stockholders
foreign
He
picture sound
-
....
"!:
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Robert
ana
reported
bares
'an
contained
the country's outstanding sound
per
Cnairman,
-.
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\
professional.motion
some, of
Watch
projector
June
tooi.
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
shows
operation
military,
accoraing to J.
education, in-piant training,
6.
p.
corporation
the
'
share, compared with
reported during the same period
-snare,
reported
was
warrants
of
sound
in
sales
""
,
cents
first' 8mm
to
effective
earnings for the first 28
45
or
that a $300,000 instal¬
by this company had
been sold privately to The Franklin Corp., N. Y. City;
with
note
ment
"
194,
the
aid
an
line
a
being used tay
Elgin National
Shopping Centers, Inc.—Note Sold Privately
introduced
developed
now
.■
Net
Discount
also
laboratories.—V.
:
this company had been sold to The
Franklin Corp., New York City.
It
-
rear projection as
portable and highly
a
equipment,
issued by
field.
built-in
and
;
Discount Centers of Tulsa, Inc.—Note Sold Privately—
Oct. 18, 1961, it was reported that a $350,000 note with
warrants
The
profitable
.
Counter
.
Garrett Corp.—Net, Sales Down—
.
Goldseein, president of the company, Oct. 11 announced
acquisition of Vicom, Inc., as a wholly-owned subsidiary.
.
Vicom has an outstanding record as- specialists in the audio-visual
the
proper
traffic needs," said Robert L. Schutt, general manager
Equipment Division of Diebold.—V. 194, p. 633.
.
Mr.,David
savings
.
Number 6101
Volume 194
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
-and
15%
management; official§
as• a
group
over^ 17%.
Frank E.
Jr. is listed as
Ghauu.an and H. A. Y oars as Presi¬
The prospectus lists live selling stockholders,'each of whom
owns
2u,133 shares.
Laura O. Hpdpojs-proposes to-sell 13,500. shares
and
the
others
12,000 chares - eac-.i.+ T.iej
squired such shares in
:Juhe, 1961, in excnange for ihe.r stock in Hooper Construction Co.
interest, to yield 4,§7%. Award of the bonds was won
by the underwriters at competitive-sale Oct; IB on a bid
Mackle,
dent.
—V'.
194,
1613.
p.
■
...
99.91%, :
riman
General
Drive-In
Corp.—Stock Sold Privately—Oct.
16, 1961, it was reported that 50,000 shares of this firm's
common
stock had been sold privately through Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Boston.—V. 192, p. 993. -
used
'Inc., and Kesselman & Co., Inc., New York City, pub¬
licly offered $2,500,000 of this company's 6% convertible
'subordinate debentures due Oct. 1, 1981 at par and ac¬
crued interest/Proceeds will be ured by the company
for repayment of debt, purchase of additional.; equip¬
ment and working capital.
•^ tV
.r
l/
by
the
Brothers,
99.161,
supplies
eleotricity
within
April 14, 1961, the authorized capitkl
$15,000,
consisting of 160 shares of common
consisting, of 450,000 shares of entirely one class of
common
stock par value $.lo per. share.
Of the 450,000 shares of
authorized
capital stock,
there are Issued
and
outstanding
as
of
April 14, 1961, 219,000 shares.—V. 194, p. 8.
/ •
Growth Projects, Inc.—Files With SEC—
capital shares to be offered
Proeeds
'
(including Atlanta, Augusta,
.
EARNINGS—|tor the 12 months ended June 30, 1961, the company
operating revenues of $157,993,000 And net income of $21,161,000.
v. 194, p.;;i270.
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'/v*::v.
:v.
acts
>•'
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V
"
Authorized */
due Jin;
i,
'6% conv. sdb. debs, due Oct.
i Common s ock (par$/.00)
1,
6%
sub. debs,
conv.
—v.
194,
4 vij.gao
1981—
$2,500,000
1,000,000 shs.
-742,••/: v. v?
p.
Outstanding
C- $524,000
$2,500,000
'
395,436 shs.
*
•
•
filed, a "Reg, A" covering 23,599
115,963 common shares (no par) to.
U>
ofl.e preferred share, and three
common
shares "at $8 per -unit.
(2)
one
preferred-share -and six
'common shares at. $14 per unit.
(3)- one preferred, share and nipe
common, shares
at- $20 per
unit.-The offering' will be Underwritten
by Wilson, Ehli, Demo3, Bailey & Co., Billi gs, Mont.
Proceeds, are to be used for debt repayment, equipment advertising
The
corporation
Oct.
on
6,
;
and
capitaLi.,';'/ •*"
working
-v.-
„
• w
■
divisions of Gertsch: the Receiver
Cprp.—Earnings Double—
first
quarter.,/!For the first six
months,
earnings
•
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GUddeii
Co.^^ales Up, Net Down—
General Telephone Co. of Florida—Bonds Registered
/
, .
;
,
■
or
Iowa and
manufacturing plant and warehouse in Nebraska
a
in
one
BUSINESS—The
Oklahoma/
-
with
company
■'
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territory consists of most of Kansas, the western two-thirds of
and portions of Oklahoma, Arkansas, Iowa and Nebraska.
Guy's Foods operates manufacturing plan.s in Kansas City and Wichita,
Missouri,
well
x~uu.. as
27, (1961,
;
the SEC on
)
as
EARNINGS
*
'
Net
kales* for the
fiscal year
ending
Aug.
31, 1961,
amountedto
$206,702,000, according to a -preliminary unaudited report ccfilMorgan St., Tampa! Fla., filed a registration
:taincd
in a proxy statement to Glidden. shareholders, -i.
Opt. 11 covering $15,000,000. of first mort'The p.oxy statement, which seeks shareholder approval of
the
gage bends, series H
dre 1991
to be of eved for public sale through
merger
of Pemco Corp., Baltimore, into Glidden, also reported ununderwriters headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Stone &
Webs-er Securities Corp. The .interesy ra,e, public offering pfice and ,
audited. - net '4nccme of* $6,416,000, equal to $2.78 per share.
This
total includes a non-recurring gain equal to 31 cents per share on
underwriting terirs; are. to be supplied ,by amefidmeni, Net proceeds
.sale of the company's, soybean processing, and grain storage facilities.
from the. bond sale will be employed to the extent of $11,300,000 to
repay
bank loans incurved for 1961.. construction, with the balance, *...• For the fiscal year ending' Aug. $1, 1930; Glidden sales totaled
of
$197,490,631 and net income amounted" to $6,690,356, equal-to $2.90
$3,760,000 being added to treasury funds from which additional
t
per-share...;
expenditures for the 1*61 construction program will be made. Gross
../•
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.
with
a
sales
;
'^isr company'of-610
statement
into
business offices
in Kansas
City,
manufactures or processes and packages potato chips, nuts arid
Stix, and. markets many other food items, inpluqing
pretzels,
popcorn,
piokles, ketchup, relishes and spices. The company's customers include supermarkets (including several national chainsi, grocery
stores, hotels; restaurants, hospitals, schoqls, cafes and taverns. Its
the
$35,655
aggregated
to 17 cents per share on 316,500 common shares, Gabriel
M.Z Gienmni, President, in releasing these figures declared that sales
•are currently
running at a rate higher than the $2,089,411 reported
lor the first half.—V. 194, p. 742?
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transducer
Mo.,
.
\ ■
•-
.
or
receiving; a receivership's captain speaks into
Cheez
the
e^u.yalent
,
a
;
acquire and equip
,
-
The; corporation, Sept.
15, reported earnings of $43,684. for
1 three months ended - June 33, 1961, double that reported, for
,,
sending
When
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the cqmmon shares wjll
be ,d?ed by the company as partial payment for its
manufacturing
plant and warehouse in Kansas City, Mo. and its sales warehouses
In 6t. Joseph and Roonville, Mo. and in
Topeka, Emporia and Pratt,
-Kan. The balance of the proceeds will be used to finance
larger in¬
ventories
and receivables,
to retire short-term bank loans,
and to
' >.
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Giannini Scientific.
1961
preferred "shares (no par)
and
be Offered in
units as fellows:
,
in
control box.
a
share.
per
i:
Corp.—Files With SEC—^
General Research
and
-
Division, y/hicji wiR continue production of ^ radio receivers, and the
Specific "Electronics Division, which will manufacture printed circuits.
—v. 194, p. 423.
•
y.-/*■:
unit
<
customers,
the reoeivers will highly complement
existing, lines
of
Gertoch .frequency • mpters, the two company chief executives pointed
out,
Following the acquisition, Specific Electronics Will bb operated
\ under tike present management as two
.
.
two-way-microphone
offering 3,000 shares directly to its employees at $9.20
j
.
f
a
20 through the offering of 97,000 shares at
$10 per share
by an underwriting group headed by Allen & Co., and
•E' E, Hutton & Co., Inc. In
addition, the company is
v
■'
as
telephone his amplified voice is converted by the
Guy's Foods, Inc.—Common Stock Offered — Initial
public sale of this firm's common stock was made Oct.
-
PRESENT FINANCING
.
receiving end plpks up the sound wave,
converts the sound back to an electrical
signal which is heard by the
listener over a telephone receiver or a
regular speaker.—V. 194, p. 1055.
"
EFFECT TO
with
<
sounq wave which is beamed underwater.
The same equipment on the
.
GIVING
talk
*■
been delivered
and
transmitter
a
1
CAPITALIZATION
to
...
as part of an order;in excess of $400,000.. Dr. Leslie
President and Chairman pf the
Metuchen, N. J., electronics
engineering cqmpany, said that the new system is the
up-to-date model as approved by the Bureau of
Ships.
The system, basically Consists of three
parts: a transducer, which
research
-
'
,
most
'
-
vessels
already by Guhon
company's common-stock, par value. $1,00.
,
,
./
vv Gertsoh Products, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
Feb. 8, 1961, the company -issued'.; publicly its 6%
convertible
The Los Angeles company plans to acquire Speoific -Electronics, Ino.,
; subordinated debentures due Jan. 1, 1976, in the principal amount pf
Pasadena, Calif., manuiacturer of specialized radio receivers apd allied
$550,000, ccnvertible at $7.50 per share up to and including Jfan. 1,
equipment, it was announced jointly Oct. 12 by E, P. Qertseh, president
1966, $8.50 per share thereafter up to and including Jan. 1, 1971 and
and chairman of the Los Angeles precision electronic instruments pro¬
$9.50 per share thereafter up to ahd including Jan. l,
1976,/subjedt
ducer, and John P. Cowley, president of Specific.Electronics.
to adjustment in certain events. /■•'■
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thd acquisition, which is subject tq approvai, of appropriate governThe crmpany and subsidiaries are principally engaged in the business
mental agencies, will contribute through a pooling of interests approxi.of manufacturing, processing and distributing ureihane.,foam and, .,*
matoiy $250,000 in volume to Gertsch-'s current fiscal year, ending
i a smaller extent,/to am rubber products. Since the: completion of a
next June JQ.. The purchase will be made for an undisclosed amount
; plant addition in October, i960, the company has .been an integrated
; of stock,
"
;
isynthe.ic foam manufac.uyer, pimcessor and distributor. In June, 1961,
Specific Electronics produces a complete line- of specialized radio
the
company
added an additional. processing plant adjacent -to its
receivers' and associated equipment Used in reception of standardizing
present plants in Hazleton, Pa., and it now manufactures more than
'signals, such as those generated by the National Bureau of Standards.
80%
of ail urethane foam products which -it sellfc. •
•
v, > • v
Designed for field and laboratory use of both military and commercial
;
System—:
K. Gulton,
the
,
underwriting,
*'/"•'
If® °f these sonar telephone systems have
*
,
"Reg.. A" covering 300,000
a
par ($1), without
real estate.
in
rugged sonar system enables surface or
submarine
one another via sound
waves. '
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had
On
at
invested
Gulton Industries, Inc.—Undersea
Rhone
,
.
be
Delivery of a new underwater telephone-system, in production quanti¬
being made by the company to the Navy's Bureau of Ships. The
50
estimated population of 3,000,000.
owner¬
to
are
ties is
and Macon), as weU as in rural areas, and at wholesale
municipalities and 39 rural cooperative associations. The com¬
pany also furnishes steam fbr heating purposes in the maih -business
district of Atlanta. The - territory served directly and indirectly by
Georgia Power has an area of approximately 57,160 sq); miles and an"
ship and management. The. company and its subsidiaries were prive tely
owned frcm their inception until the sale to the public at $4.00 per
share ch March 10,
1960, of 175,000 shares (approximately 47%) of
from
The^ corporation on Sept., 29, 1961 ^filed
State
the
Dee,
stock, to $45,000,
proceeds
Power Co.
ended
increased
/was.
Morgan
and
operations
year
CAPITALIZATION——Effective
jointly,
company
BUSINESS—Georgia
to
'
i'-<^er common
Co.,
&
Columbus
'
a-"f'the
Shields
;of Georgia, at retail in 636 communities
company
the companv
and
the
,
.
"sidiaries
For
:r.ent; imprpvemenis,
of 640 W. 134th St., New York City, was ,*
.incorporated in the state of N$w. York on Sept. 22, 1953. On Dec. 15,
1959, the company acquired all outstanding voting stock of The Schwab
Rubber Co., Inc. ("Schwab Rubber") and The Schwab Latex Co., Jhc'.
("Schwab. Latex"). Prior to toe acqvu.-ion or wie stock of. these sut>BUSINESS—The
Co.
&
Peapody
the
six months ended June 30,
1961, gross reve¬
amounted to $846;643 and net income $35,836.
31,
1960, gross revenues from operations
amounted tq $1,285,441 Mid net income
$71,829.
from
nues
4%s, came from Har-
from the sale of the securities will be
for tl:e construction or acquisition of per maextensions and additions to its utlU.tr t,Plant, p,n/i
for payment of short-term bank Joans,
proceeds of wnieh are being
used
for
cnnstruction
or
acquisition. *
1
;
v
r
- * \ v
i
ibe bonds are redeemable at' regular redemption jprices ranging:
from .105 52% $o par, and, at special redemption .prices receding from
; 100,80%
to par, plus accrued .interest in each case.
Offered—^Pursuant
Corp.—Debentures
Foam
capitRi.
Hipiey & Co., Inc., 99,778; Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Corp., 89.28; Lehman
Stanley & Co., 99.159.
Oct. 12, 1961 prospectus, Brand, Grumet & Seigel, :
an
as
7
increase its professional staff with the balance to be
added to working
.
:99,683; Equiiabie. Securities: Corp, and Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., jointly, 99.519; First Boston
PROOEEDa—Net
General
to
i
REVENUES—For
^
~
Qther bids for the bonds, all
-
,
,
of
Pvfdder,
:
(1719)
25.isalearnware,houses^
AND
■»
CAPITALIZATION—For the 21 weeks ended Maythe company were $3;4(J2;618 arid net income was
sales;-of
$71,862. Upon .completion of current financing; outstanding capitslbation of the- company Will consist of $335,196 of long-term debt; $129,536
of short-term debt; and 250,550 shares of common s.ock..—V. 194,
p.
530.
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additions
to
telephone
plant
;
$32,454,000^-.V! 193,
scheduled
1558.
p.
-
1961
for
estimated
are
at
'
October
The
v,
"
He
r
Louis
said
Societjr of Financial Analysts.
this
outstanding.
Mr. O'Neil
equivalent
was
• :*4 '
the- 1961
said
lion, i earnjpgs of ,$16
millioh and
1960.'The
vine
months
of
in, profits over the
.
yer
-/.■</•
figures
first
increase
$3.20
to
;
.
„
*■share of
compared
..
-
"
of
,
.
stock
common
/'•!
,
with sales
—y.
-
,
•
-•/..'•<
$535
mil¬
'earnings of $2.90 for the
he s'id, showed an 11%
1060 period:.—V. 194, p. 114. .
c';/
per share
1961 report,
same
The Tampa, Florida
Lake water-and
lion,
it was
The
sewer1
system
suburban
m
Miami
by A! f. Johns, president..
franchise purchased thus far by GU&l,
announced
largest
for
$3.5
mil¬
few
years.
The
,V.
,
Westwood
:•
Lake utility system
;
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..
.
"Westwood
Lake
is
third
awarded to
the group
The stock
with
a
$5.04 dividend.
/
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*Inchides
Bond Sale Details—
M",
of
discount
in
four
in
was opened Sept.
Novembe^ and two
B.
of
p., Inc., in Akron, uhio; Rin«cs, m Lima, Ohio;
;City in Columbus, Ohio; FAME, in Cincinnati,
Clarkin's,
Gtay
town
and
in
Drug
during
Akron,
Middletown,
Whitehall's
Ohio;
and
Ohio.
will open
November,
discount drug store
and has just opened
a
sales
of
.
$39,626,661
Control Sys.
automatic
Greene
Co.—Common
Stock
Offered-—Hess,
Grant & Remington, Inc.,. Philadelphia, Pa., pffered pub¬
licly Oct. 18, 75,000 shares of the 100
stock of the. company at a
•
par value common
price of $4 per share. -
BUSINESS—The
company,
with headquarters in -Pittsburgh,
ptovides-professionaL engineering an*! technical writing skills to industry
and government prime" contractors. .V : *
;
PROCEEDSr-Net
of
the
common
proceeds to ..be received by the company from
will be used to establish branch offices
stock
cents
par)
gathers, organizes, and processes pro¬
machine in a factory at a speed 180 times
faster than heretofore was unveiled Oct, 3.
:
which
system
every
stride
long
toward automating factory control" was the phrase
by Charles J. Lawson, Jy,, President of
York City.
The company developed the
Readout-Telecontrol.
used to. describe the system
Hancock Telecontrol of New
,
system, known
.as
With Readout-Telecontrol,'either by the press of a button or through
on
a
predetermined schedule,, all information on the
control panels is collected and recorded on punched cards at the rate
of 100 cards a minute. In addition, the equipment enters the machine
programming
'
•
,
operator's clock number, shift, the part number, operation
piece rate, order numbev. and other data on the punched cards.
'The
punched
cards,
processing systems, are
ment
which
are
the
raw
material
of
number,
modern
)
data
then fed into the plant's data processing equip¬
on piecework, production progress reports,
yield payrolls based
to
machine utilization reports,
and other important data.
Hazel Bishop, Inc.—Board Votes Merger-^
Lanolin
Plus,
Inc.,
Hell and Research &
The
corporation
shares
common
Proceeds
are
to
commercial
below.-—V. 194,
p.
8.
Engineering, Inc,—Files With SEC
Oct. 5,41961 filed a "Reg, A" covering 180,000
10<t) to be offered at $1.15, without underwriting.
used for equipment, inventory and expansion.
on
(par
(Walter E.)
This
be
Heller & Co.—Nine Months
finance
company
Earnings Up
earnings after taxes of
Sept. 30, as compared with
reported
the nine months ended
the like period of 1960. These earnings, after
were equal to $2.43 per share on the
cemmon shares
outstanding, as compared with $2-36 per
1,504,743 common shares outstanding at Sept. 30, 1960. A
common dividend of $0.40 was paid.
$4,228,009
J.)
(10
847.
p.
duction data from
sales of the new drug) stores would
average in excess of $339,000 a year each and that sales of the new
discount centers would be approximately $500,000 per unit as these
new outlets come into full operation.—V. 194, p. 1383.
*•'
$10,000,000 of the company's first mortgage bonds,
1, 1991, at 100.893% and accrued
Hancock Telecontrol Corp.—-New Factory
Weinberger estimated that
(M.
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
An
for
for
$3,791,996 for
dividend requirements,
•
Robert
portfolio
Ij
of
sale
$341,972,037,
879 leyel of
apd
demand
,
4%.% series, due Oct.
stock
194,
.
30, also has scheduled construction
vol. 12
previously announced new drug stores in shopping centers,
:
with, pine of these; to be Opened during the current fiscal year.
.
FINANCING
TO PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
—V.
the
Mr.
EFFECT
Authorized
See
,
announced
GIVING
1
of. its own in Youngstwo others in Warren
Ohio.
The company, • which recently
fiscal year ended last June
-).-at»en«"«*ppl-sv-
it
Common
..
30, with five
in December.
unit openings
October,
a
equipment, This
research, fields of de t.istry,
the
in
,
Discount
a
.Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. was manager of an under¬
writing group which also offered on Oct. 19, an issue
the
is, used
,
the new discount units will be drug departments in new
discount department stores. These include Consumers Mart of-America
stores in Phoenix/ Ariz.; North MiaJni and South Miami, Fla-l Sunny¬
vale; Calif,, and Palatine, Ul.f -a. GOV-CO, Inc., store in Orlando, Fla.;
"
1976, and at $103.49*
share thereafter, plus accrued dividends in each case.
of
scheduled
Eleven
v
.
The'drug chain, will open 12 discount units between -now and Jan. l,
Adplph Weinberger, Chairman, announced Sept. 29, 1961, at the
.meeting of shareholders/.' .
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V
more
Machin
<
CAPITALIZATION
.
.
annual
-
*
.
,
■
35,000' shares
.
,
....
producing and selling,
precision
saw
automatic
has designed a new fully automatic watering machine
will shortly place in production. This machine wators basic
such as silicon, germanium, ferrite, gallium arsenite, indium
arsenite, etc. in the first step of the production of transistors, recti1 fiers, diodes, and solar cells for the electronic and related industries.
$336,752
/
547 shs.
387,957 shs.
?
.
the
in
Hamco
materials
Outstanding
Authorized
.
of
company
which
.
1962,
'
;The stock is redeemable at $107.21 a share through
Oct. 1, 1966; at $105.97 a share through Oct- 1, 1971;
at $104.73 a share through Oct 1,
-
Inc.
involved
vision of'the WiU corp. pf Rocntsieiv N.
Tpere is
tion No.
860746
filed Dec. 21,
1959 covering this
"A
bid of
Securities & Co. and Equitable Securities Corp., jointly,
$100,44 with a $5 dividend, and Lehman Brothers, $100.28
•
been
The company
also, produces the Gillings-Hamno Th'n. S«*Mohtog
Machine. This equipment is distributed by the Bronwill Scientific pi-
The
-
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
.
a
$lj00;55 a share.
^
'
Competing bid3 were submitted by First Boston Corp.,
$100.52 with a. $4.96 dividend; Morgan Stanley & Co.,
$100,268 with a $4.93 "dividend; Ea tman pilloh, Union
.
Gray Drqg Stores, Inc.—To Open New Discount Units
was
at competitive sale Oct. 18, 0.1
•*;.
Machines,
has
.medicine, electronics, geology, physics, and also industrial laboratories
doing material control or new material research.
•-«•--
.
First
share.
•
Hamco
Machine
Thm; Sectionin
reserved for options which may thereafter
be granted under the company's Restricted Stock Option Plan for key
employees —V. 194, p. 8.
/
i.
i
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i'/
Co., Inc. and associates offered publicly on.
Oct. 19, 70,000 shares- cf $4,S6 cumulative preierred stock
a
:
-Sundry indebtedness .-——'
,r 7%. preferred stock,
$100 par--.*—,
1,000 shs.
Common stock, 10c par.
*500,000 shs.
&
$102!25
\
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■:
this firm's siock at
*,
,
.
;be Used to pay- the balance of $36,000. due on I960 FPder&l income
and the remainder of approximately $144,000 will be deposlspd
the'general funds of the company ip its regular depositories until
required for working capital.
*: ,
/
: 5
"i
Georgia Power Co.—Bonds—-Preferred Stock Offered—
of
^
1948 under the
.
.
Blyth
incorporated in
of
name
Hamco
through machine tool dealers,
sharpeners and attachments.
will
"
GU&i is engaged in the private development and operation of water
sewer systems in
the State of Florida.
•'»
".
.
BUSINESS—The company of 250 No. Goodman St., Rochester, N. Y.,
incorporated in the State of New York on Dee. 11, 1952, under
the
•
Gcmbos
tax-
by the GU&I chain," Mr.
pointed out, "and we believe future expansion will parallel the
continuing:increase in Florida's populatioh and its. shift to non-Urban
areas.
We will contribute te that development
by providing a high
level of sanitation and in efficiently-operated system of water and
and
,
laws
jersey and Is engaged in the business of manufacturing flecand mderpwave products used in aircraft, space vehiclns, ship¬
applications, missiles, ground radar systems and microwave
ironic
acquisition
sewers."
'
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an
was
■
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...
Stock
Oct.
18, J.961 offering circular
this company
offered, without underwriting, 150,000
shares of its common stock at $2 per share.
Proceeds
will be used for moving expenses, purchase of additional
equipment, sales* promotion, repayment of debt, research
and development and
working capitaJ"
■
New
Johns
*
31.
4 in
•
.
the
Aug.
communications.
^
designed and constructed by
the Mackie Co.- "Today," says Mr. Johns,
"this franchise is located
in an a.rea designated by national statistics
as
the fastest growing
in the U. S., and a factor contributing to that growth is the Palmetto
Expressway which provides swift acpvsj to metropolitan Miami." The
utility system already serves live schools), churches, and two lr.rge
shopping centers.
^
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4
•
'PROCEEDS—The net proceeds, estimated at approx'mately $180,000,
the; Wesfcwoed
was.,
-
Co. Inc,—Common Stock Offered—
The / company
offered, without underwriting, 40,060
shares of its 100 par common stock at $5 per snare, via
an Oct.
11 prospectus."
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board
,
Lake facility has ovejr -S.OOO connections currently serving about 20,000
residents in the franchise area west pf Coral Gables. More than 15,000
connections for water and sewer service ate projected within the,next
:
and Glidden' Co. approved the mergAugust., Pemcoshareholders approved
Glidden shareholders are to meet on Nov. - 3.
BUSINESS—-The company was
Company' has contracted to purchase the West-
t
,
cqneerhs ' in
847.
p.
(John)
of
;
wood
194,
"
General Utilities & Industries, Inc.—Buys Miami Util.
\
,
Electronics Corp.—Common
&
Offered—Pursuant to
approximately
released
will/be
V
'
.
two'
the. merger, on
company
St.
the
of
ing
reached sales of $563,936,813 and earnings/of $18,061,334 for the first nine months of fiscal 1961, it was announced
on Sept.
28 by M. G. OWeil, General Tire President, in an address to
the
'
16.
rpport
Machine
•
" Directors of both Pemco Corp.
,
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Sales, Net Up—
financial
audited
Glidden's
Hamco
•
for
preferred
1.646,796
share ^n
Sept. JO
company's gross
had , risen to
the $286,052.a
year ago. "This figure is evidence of the continuing
Heller funds and services," he said, "and we believe there
Livingston,
President, reported' that -the
notes and accounts receivables outstanding
an inorease of more than $55,000,000. from
8
is
special
achieved
(1720)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
significance in the fact that $31,000,000 of
during the third quarter just ended."—V. 194,
this-
rise
was
Hunt Foods
The
Hercules
Powder
Co.
Inc.—Net
high
Down—
For
of
common
1960
equal to 85
Net
sales
cents
and
$279,426,716,
share.
a
operating
period.—V. 194,'
/.
the
$255,479,639
318.
p.
:I
-
for
revenues
with
compared
v
;
.
nine
months'
corresponding
Offered—Public
of¬
last
Corp.—Common
,
Stock
ings
1955,
and
is
incorporated
was
California,
Feb.
principally in the -design, development, manu¬
facture, and salq of high strength and close tolerance fastening devices
fastener assembly svstems for t e aircraft and missile industries.
executive
247th
offices
Street,
the
stock
common
manufacturing
and
located
are
at
net proceeds
being
ofiered
from the sale of the
by
the
accounts
loans,
receivable.
which
Tne
105,000
$200,000
company,
and
accounts
receivable
during
used
were
be
to
next
TO
12
Common
loans
PRESENT
stack
(no
par)
*40,000 shares have
plan
of
and
such
restricted
been
stock
options
shares.
firm
a
have
to
named
purchase
from
the
have
beiow
lorui
•
William
R.
Hemphill,
E.
Staats
Noyes
Hut ton
F.
&
&
&
Co
Co
Hill
Hooker
^_10,000
Walston
&
Co., Inc.w__
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Mitchum, Jones &
Hill
-
advertising
design,
&
&
&
$3
date
is to
be
vestment
ment
act
in
October,
investment
with
which
Union
cerns.
services
to
Bank
the
a
primary
for
The
and
co
will
H.
company.
of
proceeds
$999,000
J.
basis.
from
the
(from
of
investment
advisory
out
Hoffman International Corp.—Six Months'
Revis
L.
Stephenson,
President of the corporation,
Net
in
sales
Net
income
Provision
Net
before
for
—V.
share
194,
stock.
common
shares
to
for
each
Of
this
stock,
St.,
the
shares
held.
The
record
late
date
the
68 858
$0.14
offer
to
one
subscription
company 4s an operating public utility
to Honolulu and some suburban
Oahu,
Maui.
Net
the
on
Island
proceeds
property
additions
$800,000
of
tions.
corporation
of
and
Hawaii
sale
of
and
bank
expenditures
Kahului
additional
improvements,
short-term
Capital
of
its
loans
:
President.—V.
189,
'
corporation s nine months'
increase in both sales and
an
will
are
£Hfori;1™i961'Jcompared with
$37,371,900 and
earnings of
quarter
in
the
Sales
°l
of
for
\
the
nine
months
used
Comparative
and
1960
were
net
incomes
in
and
31,
and
the
the
Net
share
for
earnings
1961
of
were
volume
of
sales
for
period
the
of
Howe Sound
The
as
division
a
ment
Mr.
of
the
as
includes
steel
also
of
the
fourth
nine
quarter
i960."—V.
is
Sound
and
president
tag Co., another division
steel
castings.—V.
purchase
products
announced
Howe
heretofore
McBride
the
casting
U4,
p
the
of
the
the
the
530.
new
Co.' with
under
of
1959-60
were
taxes,
Oct.
$5.55
194,
This
the
50%
stock
split
1960
tions,
effected
in
Sept.' 30/ 1961,
States
amounted
to
the corresponding
months
will
be
plant
acquisition
direction
told
Ware
Howe Sound
name
of
shareholders
on
an
of
average
in
38
and
Crucible
a
A.
IMC
producer
at
million
six
cents
a
share, Mr. Lidow said, was spent
national sales organization for Dallons
new
active
an
role
test
and
In
the
rapidly expanding
equipment
in
the
parent
last
of
quarter
Lidow
$9.80
and
said,
highly
"but
;
new
backlog exceeding
year
1960's
offset by
shipments
as
$9.77
last
fiscal
1961
were
com¬
business
increased
production
labor
per
year.—V.
193,
dollar,
yields
which
and
rose
in
2110.
p.
Vending Co.—Acquisition—
and
Corp.,
for
i'^0
-
.
.
As
the
of
Ac'cent
present
was
spent
phosphate
Calif.,'
leader
-
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the
of
Rail
one
and
v. -
of
the
field
The
the.
$3.2
Webber,
to
Florida,
*
"
.
qualitv
'.JS
r*
\
+
diversified closed-end investment
company, incorporated
with
the
SEC
on
Oct.
19,
1961.
a
registration
to an initial issue of 2,000,000 shares of common
a
filed
planned
offer
to
the
stock
$12.50
at
Jackson
&
the
of
Curtis
offering
share,
per
The
and
will be Barhe
the
fund,
whose
assets
will
Nikko
Securities
serve
invested
be
&
total
to
Co.,;
Co.,
Paine,
Ltd.
investment
as
primarily
In
of
advisor
Japanese
.
Jaylis Industries, Inc.—Units Registered—
-
This
of
binding
core
Indianapolis,
Ind.,
oils
s
with
three
in .the
completion
current
and
year
capital to
;
planned
are
expansion
forconstruction
fermentation
for
facilities
the
of
of
for
cash
v
p.
and
potash
million
$40
1277.
and
$1
and
with
this
revenues * of
company
in
August
had
.
sale
••%
"
/
.
-
>
V"
period
V'
'
■.
'
"
revenues
of
1960
eight
months
Recreation
and
other
Zeckendorf, Jr.,
president
of
it
was
announced
International
Oct.
10
improvement of the Yonkers harness track
so
it
may
balance,
and
Co.
the
to
of
and
at
$5
21.000
by
(1)
under-
share,
per
outstanding
the
previous
respectively.
cioset
net
$130,000
the
expansion
for
enclosures
proceeds
for
promotion
as
repayment
of which Were
distribution
similar
from^the
the
proceeds
window
and
facilities
and
stock
of
out-
working
of. the balance due on. the purchase'
of Jaylis of the Pacific, a distributor
(3). $150,000 for the establishment of'a
assets
York;
distributorship and
(4), $250,000
for
the
model
retail
establishment
outlet
of
not
additional
approximately $475,000,
for
to
a
general
amount'
4,836
in
corporate
will
be
added
to
working capi¬
purposes.
proposed
company
of
$31,202,
shares
will
bancellation
arising
out
shares
Products
of
Co.,
the
of
of
based
upon
cash
advances
to
issued to Paragon Tool, Die
be
note
of
purchase
class
B
the
of
the
in
company,
Engineering
company in the amount of $19,345
certain
tooling. At the same time,
common
stock
will
be
&
issued
to
Universe
limited partnership of which James
Hirashiki, President
of the company, is the sole general
partner, in exchange for the trans¬
fer to the
company of certain licensing and
royalty agreements with
rpspect to foreign rights to the "Jaylis" screen and as final considera¬
a
tion
for a prior
licensing agreement and stock of Jaylis Sales Corp.
Giving effect to these transactions and said
recapitalization, the com¬
used
pany will have outstanding 262,636 class A
of which Universe Products Co.
will own
and
many additional sports,
300.000 class B shares,
spectacles $.nd special events,*
50.5% and 9T%; respectively.
Studies are now being made of the economic and
'Hirashiki holds a 50%,. interest
engineering feasiin Universe Products Co. The
present
bility of enclosing the entire Yonkers Raceway under a great geodesic ...'book value of
outstanding stock (after combining class A and class B
dome that would, span
approximately 100 acres and rise to a height
^shares) is about 25 cents
per share. After sale of the units, book value
of 450
-will be increased to about
feet, .Mr. Zeckendorf stated. If this proves practicable, he noted,
$1.28
.
,
''
"
'
-
"
share.
per
"
'
"
:
utilized
payment
and
company-owned
or
used
300,000
,
be
(1)
loans,
products;
of'New
two
and
underwriter
share,
Lieder-
company-owned
distributorships in major
marketing areas to be selected by the company; (5) $100,000 for in¬
dependent franchised distributor organization,
recruiting and training;
(6)
$53,000 for design
and
production of sales
aid
materials;
(7)
$260,000 for manufacturing facilities and additional
tooling; and (8)
and
by
Recreation.
per
E.
includes
recapitalization, the 20,000 capital shares now
outstanding will be exchanged for 250,000 new class A shares. Prior
to this offering, 7,800 shares of
class A common stock will be issued
to Universe Products Co. in
cancellation of a note of the
Corp.—Buys Int. in Raceway
stockholders,
office;
city
Pursuant
operator
of
Freedomland,
in
the
East
Bronx,
& Knapp, Tnc. has arranged to purchase approximately
outstanding shares of Yonkers Raceway from the Tanan-
brothers
for
ccmpanyis
than
D.
commission
also
initially
shares
A
principal
$1
follows:
as
$57,000
tal
Aug.
corporation,
the
exercisable
class
the
and
short-term. bank
the
;
»
the
less
unit
in the manufacture, distribution,
"Jaylis" patented traversing screen for use
used
(2)
the
in
.'
♦'V.;
be
per
statement
is engaged
the
company
regional
.-
for
revenues
ended
to
$1.30
of the business
price
1-Aug. 31,*'< 1961, the company had railway
of $8,825,497
compared - with
$8,912,169
in
the
period, and a net-loss of $65,132 compared with
"
the
.of
Jan.
$123,127.
will
capital,
:
rail¬
net
.;
of
standing
/• by
$1,002,436 ' compared
with
$991,418- in
loss of $51,404 compared with a net
and.a
.
company
sale
warrant,
outstanding
at
by
ers -neaaect
$20
a
underlying five-year warrants sold
per
sold
thereof
un.iei wri
receive
registration
v
nnd
Central America—Earnings
that "the
21,000
will
The
^/coverings, room dividers, folding doors,
.."applications. The $1,475,000 estimated
^
.
The
:.
cent
shares
B
through
which
shares
A
one
(2)
class
product
loan
"V
,
expenses.
at
holders
;»._/'>•••. I
.
provide funds for
increasing sales volume,
support
writer
$15
unit
per
Inc.,
for
30,000 class
completion
in .phosphates;
of Ac'cent, a
.
$200
Co.,
$15,000
phosphate
for
production
.
to
Canadian
million
at
&
man
build
include
to
diammonium
a
^
announced
year,
made
*
v
joint venture with Mexican
a
company of 514 West Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles, filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Oct. 18
covering $850,000 of 6!'2%
sinking fund debentures due 1971 and 212,500 shares
of class A common stock, to be offered for
public sale in units consisting of $100 of debentures and 25 shares.
The
offering, will be
tration
subordinated
.
.
\
securities.
for
Cas%
appointed
trustee, paying
$1,250,000 principal amount
due June 30, 197,6; of the
Tokyo, Japan. The latter company will also
cost
This transaction is a
step in the proposed extension of International
Recreation's activities in the entertainment field, Mr. Zeckendorf stated.
One
of
the
company's first objectives as a stockholder will be
to
manage¬
been
for
1384.
p.
Managing underwriters
at
the
McBride
194,
ha§
agent
debentures,
relating
is
It
Bank
and ^warrant
subordinated
$25,000,000.
Ohio.
into
million
International
promote
Interstate, and Edward Levine, chairman
Rail, Inc., said: "Interstate and The Brass*
Japan Fund, Inc.—Common Registered—
Maryland,
stock.
for
the month of August, 1961,
31/1961, include amounts due
from United Fruit
Company and its subsidiary based on rates awarded
by the New York Supreme Court in the lawsuit brought by Charles B.
Ripley and others against the United Fruit Company.—V. 194, p. 743.
and
organization.
of
Brass
Manhattan
registrar
This Fund,
in
-
Co.,
Bonnie, .Fla., chemical plant; $4
expansion and cost reduction program
loss
William
its
Funding Corp. of New York—Appointment
registered
statement
.
of
management
-
significantly
maintain
able to offer on a nationwide basis all
types of public
food-service, ranging from .completely
automated
foodluxury dining facilities.".—V. 194, p. 1055. /./;
corporation.—V.
largest producers
microbiological fermen¬
the
for. the
33%
will
will
,now
to
Chase
agent,
world's
of
dehydration plant at Celaya, Mexico.
for
on
A*
'•
.v
•
'AAA.
Mich., manufacturer
NOTE—Railway operating
baum
and
Rail
Rail
private
7y3%
additional
and
Brass
Brass
Jose,
plant
in
headquarters
Inc.,
common
.
rotary
a
combination,-; The
operations, The
president
The
of
Investors
shares
San
expansion
operations
modernizations
the
in
Fertilizer
and
$112,037.;
The
are
and
$733,000
at
grinding
on
mineral
of
Fla.;
York
Wolff,
board
services
.
Detroit,
entered
corresponding
than
-1
New
Ronald
,,
the
of
Rail,
V'-'--"'v-'ft.V
;
food-service
(The)
plant
barite
a
replacements,
a
Sons
Indiana
operating
and
its
Brass
hqld,; fo£.,-ftS^args „.of JUite-rstftte
.■"/■':
result
a
exchange of stock of The
privately
.
expand
2,445,164
fiscal year
the
foundries.
&
corporation
of
net
involves
been
,
-aAA...
major
common
construction
at Bartow,
the
at
million
$1
Wasco,
B-12
For;.the
a
has
potash
no
Canadian
2,602,106
for
operation
capacity
construction
for
Corp.,
way
operating
August of last
loss
of
*•
the
competitive conditions in the
letdown. These condi¬
general
a
were
such
from
itself
company
despite
year
industry
transaction
stock.
.
-
industrial
field.
completed
The
$2.97 per share on
or
spent
was
mineral
enhancing food flavor.
This
operated
of
30,
Chicago-based
which
annual
A!" A'
said,
the
earnings for
gain in sales.
5%
oh, a
International Railways of
of
1961
period
Steel
$1,248,940,
national vending company Oct. 9 announced it
arrangements to combine operations with The Brass
Rail, Inc., New York, one of the oldest and largest food-service en¬
terprises in the country.
' •
,
cents
higher
outstanding
of
by
a
efficiencies,
to
The
has
1960 period.
the
Net
year.
long-term, debt*—V;; 194,
ended
periods
be
Richard
and
to
for
Interstate
from
$1,244,-
up
7%
up
for
expansion* program,
for retirement of
sales
facilities
will
same
Milwaukee-based
attributed
was
said
with
Mr.
labor
June
A A/'
IMC. announced .last week .negotiation of. a
The Prudential Insurance Co.
of America
to
company.
the
shares
earnings
outstanding as of June
with $1,362,001 in 1960.
A""A
also
the
for
635.
p,
all
net
of
Earnings
A//,/'-/, AW'!///';.;
j.
ended
it
semiconductor
v;:.
period,
2,410,348
on
with
shares
compared
earnings
.
shipments in the first
the highest in its
history, with
were
parable
Sept.
30,
1961,
before
$314,187,977 compared with
United
share
a
compares
2,404,745
on
measuring
Canadian
production
reports
the
Back¬
—
20%.
by
out¬
/
-
to
months
the
in
27,453,087 shares
cents
This
completely
a
Lidow
far
so
is
the
on
in
equivalent
up
Mr.
through Webb
of
Sales
Record
—
.
$1,232,496,
were
position
electronics
were
Thomas
10.
share
a
1961.
share,
a
reduction
set
and
earnings
44.8
or
30,
Taxes
amount
:
ended
amounted
fiscal
$1.4
million
in
million
Co.—Acquisition—
acquisition
Weaver
for
;.tAa
nine
share
per
phosphate
vegetable
of
manufacturer, has acquired for an
undisclosed amount
of
cash
Pennsylvania Electric Steel
Casting Co. of Hamburg
Pa
according to an announcement made
by Wm. M. Weaver, Jr.,
president!
Mr.
the
:
million on properties,'.plant and equipment during
amount, $3.8 million was advanced to the Canadian
investment in the new potash mine and refinery.
of
Rauh
unit
metals
inventoiy
the
million
balance,
resins
project;
.
This
net
income
the
on
months
corresponding
1
million
some
$110,371 500
$1.16
corresponding
adjusted
nine
taxes,
Capital expenditures
*
for
in
:
this
for
vitamin
a
James
for the corresponding
for
Corp;
President Eric Lidow
to sales
start-up expenses of $147,722.95 in the operation of a newly
acquired
medical
electronics
subsidiary,
Dallons
Laboratories.
An
$13.2
Of
the
IMC
and $1.24
respectively, a decrease of 6.4%.
Although sales for the third quarter were
slightly down from those
reported for the second
quarter, this was as expected, in line with
?«■
seasonal fluctuation in the chemical industry. Thomas E.
Moffitt, board chairman, and F. Leonard
Bryant,- president,* pointed
out
that both sales and
earnings for the third quarter were
higher
5L
the first quarter of fiscal 1961, "indicating a continuation
^ ...^pwar, trend started in the second quarter." They anticiDate
that
share
a
A
$550,000
plants
addi¬
months
I960.
spent
Aristo
4 :
three
30
$5.6
and
for.
shareholders
common
Aug.
Rectifier
;
•
cents
The
"
per
$37,216,000
ended
to
the
Peri°d
same
cents
lo^er thai?/sales of $112,210,900
1960.
1961
the
40
compare with
sales
of
third quarter of 1960.
-
for
$4.34
rentals
tation.
of
be
Chairman
it.
statement
earnings
a
■
June
1960.
Kauf¬
engaged
control.
1961,
Federal
with $1,040,572,434
$40
the
Bioferm
of
Hooker Chemical Corp.—Nine
Months' Net Down—
The
S.
30,
During the fiscal year, IM'C acquired:
at
A'
is
brake
a
facilities.
of
including the payment of
for financing such
1239.:
p.
60,000
,
for
at
and
Island
the
on
stock
Board
Stopford,
to
the
Houston, Texas.
In
addition, about
projects at
$1,451,620 for 1961 and
$1,500,000 for 1962. In addition to
indebtedness and preferred stock,
the company has
outstanding 332,100 common shares of which man¬
agement officials own 9.6%. E. E. Black is
C.
of
reported
reduction
Island
obtained
estimated
are
reaps
it was modernized at a cost of $25 million, and it
seating for 14,500, as well as other areas- that can
ago
$1,080,303
of
51.9
or
debt repayment, inventory,
for
to
for
$3.07
or
Calif.;
furnishing
the
areas, on
Hilo
covering
through McLaughlin,
period
spring,,will-open-
the
kiln
share
price
as
its world leadership in this sport
pari-mutuel wagering, from which the State
revenue in excess of $16 million annually.
in
The
on
June
E.
service
gas
The
expansion
66,420
new
various
and
as
have continuing effect.
r/\.,+
improvement* is
anticipated," he
likely until production begins!, at
is
year.
Of
stockholders.
The
used
Sept.
U.
of
president T/M.
subsidiary
142,120
of
with
operation
,.11%
.
in
which produced record sales and
earnings for the corporation
1960-61. will "continue to contribute to future corporate
next
IMC
$3,216,662
supplied by amendment. No
underwriting is involved. The remain¬
shares will be offered to
employees at the subscription price to
ing
ended
1960.
the
and
issued
shares
210,978
basis
and
received
A"
working capital.
Hudson,
N.
Y.
Ave.,
635.
p.
would
ended
$0.62
be
funds
"Reg.
a
($2),
outstanding, compared with $7.6 million
reported
533,997
proposes
it
of
year
maintaining
fiscal
million
239,495
the
on
erecting
12th
Altogether International - Recreation's purchase arrangement Covers
Yonkers Raceway - "new" shares, following its recent stock
190, p. 359.
log Up—
Divisions.
project, scheduled for completion
the free world's largest deposit of,highgrade potash.
AAA
" "A. A/ ,!\ ;AAA
V, •" .,/•/
The report lists record sales of $131.8 million in
1960-61, compared
with $125.6 million, the previous
peak, in 1959-60. Earnings of $8.1
com¬
Hawaii, filed a regis¬
covering 73,062 shares of
company
subscription by stockholders
five
the
mine."
Honolulu,
11
*
advantages
originally antici¬
had
we
of
Board,
income
in
"Earnings
Report—'
Sept. 28,
outstng.
Oct.
on
194,
which
Co., Ltd.—Proposed Rights Offering—
company of 1050 Bishop
statement with the SEC
tration
for
Gas
now
years
provides
International
!'''■• ..?A VA/. '• .A!/*!
the
for
income
increase
743.
p.
Honolulu
This
shares
track,
split.—V.
/"!"//'/;
Sept. 22.
-\'r ,
:
-A A
\
:
^
/ '/.'A;
attributed gains, in 1960-61,*'the third successive year of sales
earnings increases,*'to production efficiencies, acquisitions, and
marketing successes, and said these were "programmed improvements"
50,517
and
472,676
on
to
its
1,665,701
A
Ware
management
$6,167,603
,
per
view
a
another
30,000 track spectators'.-V.''..
Glasser, Chairman of the New York State Harness Racing
has been advised of the pending change in ownership
of stock of the track, Mr. Zeckendorf stated/ The new-interests also
will
consult
with
the
appropriate Legislative bodies
to
the extent
necessary, he added. /
:•
•
•
"/ • j.
j
\
.
gross
and
on
minority interest
minority interest!
and
with
completed
Robert A.
significant
nine: months'
30,
compared
report
sale
294,502
taxes
income
Earnings
taxes
be
/.
service
growth,"
and
1961—6 Mos.—1960
Extraordinary item (credit) unrealized gain
foreign
exchange reevaluation
Wesson
recently
.
con¬
the
other
Commission,
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—Ann. Report
'-•■.■
"
'
filed
par
to
estimated
equivalent
Federal
—V.
used prin¬
of
for
year
accommodate
»
reflected
was
improved
trotting
New York
now
a
sale,
business
President
as
and
more
than
manufacture
Chairman
Sept.
Factors
private
and
listed
that this
generally
Hunt
even
1961
and
Park
1961.
491,206
and of Union Lank, and certain other management officials of
the
company are also management officials of the Bank.
figures as follows:
Period Ended June 30—
S.
record
stock
the
securities
is
said
v'H
major part
at
are
and
the
earnings
sales,
pany
sales
5,
Net
at
Bank,
The
to certain persons), will be
Volk
the
.
products.
in attendance and
Several
outstanding at the end of the period. This compares
earnings after taxes for the corresponding 1960 period of
standing
or
young business concerns
not be readily available from
may
net
throughout
-
Union
purchasing
provide
Jr.,
for
net
May
shares of
subscription
of
will be to seek
purpose
in "hew
financing
per share
loans
after
$119,088,057
is registered under the In¬
closed-end, non-diversified manage¬
capitalization
at $3
making
in
as
Its
channels.
initial
of common shares
cipally
stock
business
;
Wesson
a
offered
months
with
company
opportunities
to
commercial
together
such
stockholders
share-for-share
a
the
Company Act oTT940
upon
offer
on
1961,
investment company.
regular
to
common
;of
27,533,769 shares
supplied by amendment:' No underwriting is involved.
other .concerns
or
proposed
exclusively to
banking company,
Organized
•
is
It
share
per
nine
Watson,
Gross
covering 2,265,138
stock.
common
the
equivalent
regis¬
a
be
101
J.
Rights Offering—
filed
company's
and
the
to
10,
promotion
of
$152,887,977
•
California
and
$246,188,057
Street Co.—Proposed
consulted
been
Raceway
'
to
U.
This company, of 760 South Hill
St., Los Angeles, Calif.,
tration statement with the SEC on Oct.
16
with
that
Oct.
on
development
6,000
Co
Hhe
'AWv/.'!,' /■!
■
N. Y. Proceeds
6,000
Co.
of
forward
merger
to
6,000
Ryons
Sutro
the
sales
of
operations
look
indicated
6,000
Inc.______
both
International Business Machines Corp.—Net
Up—
stock
Co
Fay,
of
night
a
'
the
Bingham, Walter &
Hurry, Inc.
4,000
8,000Stern, Frank, Meyer" & Fox 4,000
6,000
?■ Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.__
4,000
530.
p.
& Co.,
man
8,000
Eich lar & Co
194,
&
Lester,
10,000
Templeton
Ba tern an,
—V.
Richards
and
our
shares
common
Shares
10,000
has
construction
Yonkers
1960, merger with Wesson," Simon said, "the
gratifying progress in integrating and coordinating
corporation
For
51,500
Co
volume
■
31,000
Shares
Alcoa
Hydra-Loc, Inc.—Files With SEC—
"
,
from
option
common
to
be
America
were
and
used
-
severally
company
be
,
528,840 shs.
below,
tained
30,
can
Hydra-Loc
underwriters
commitment
we
Simon
The
selling, stockholders the respective numbers of shares of
set
organization
believe
Outstanding
the company's stock
been granted covering
could
types.
Fuller, inventor of the geodesic dome, has been re¬
participate in the studies for enclosing the raceway, which
the largest roofed structure in the world.
The Aluminum Co.
El Segundo,
Calif., Company reported that consolidated sales
earnings for fiscal year 1961 ending last June 30 showed sales
higher than in 1960 and a profit margin of 7.4% after taxes,
July
according
to
the
company's annual
report -mailed
to
stockholders
from
the sale of $38,799,500
in subordinated convertible debentures
■/, Sept. 26.
'■■>'//; A
A..-///'. A///-';.
is being used in the record capital expenditure
program which
was
/
The
figures did not reflect earnings of $80,000, or 3.3' cents a
started in 1961.
A A
A ,• j--.-"A//
share, from foreign affiliates, from which there were no comparable
In discussing the future, Mr. Simon said,
"Despite the challenging
profits in 1960.
"
'
'
'
standards
set by
this -year's financial results, I think we can look
Sales
for
fiscal
1961
were
$14,512,735, highest
in "the company's
forward with optimism to fiscal 1962.".—V.
194, p. 319.
history, compared with $13,124,586 in I960, and earnings after taxes
utilize
under
facilities
various
of
would
of
-/-/.;
is. in
,
75%
over
....A'.-/A
June
:',,/,/
•
UNDI'RWRITFR0—The
made
reserved
that
made
Mr.
FINANCING
* 1,000,000 shs.
divi¬
one
unit
greater
the
$500,000
;
of
ending
pated."
ap¬
months.
Authorized
bank
enclosed
Monday, October 23, 1S61
.
Buckminster
grocery products and credited the increase in earn¬
recognition and acceptance of these brands by con¬
with the growing importance of food products sold to
has
I
finance
to
expects
company
the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
Short-term
both
the
2600
shares
will
new
and
"Since
approximately $300,000 of such proceeds for new plant and equipment,
approximately $200,000 to meet current needs for increased working
capita! and approximately $300,000 for anticipated increases in inven¬
tories
food
company
caiu.
plied to discharge short-term bank
inventories
facilities
payment
a
greater
along
coming
PROCEEDS—Of
of
and
Torrance,
with
30
...
noted
margins.
and
Its
after
combined
years,
institutional and industrial customers.
28,
engaged
W.
June
on
$2.64
of
1961.
to
sumers
in
in
The
Simon
branded
was made on Oct. 11 by William R. Staats & Co.,
Angeles, Calif., and associates of 139,500 shares of
the company's no-par common stock at
$11 per share.
Los
company
year
of
stock
sales
year-end to
fiscal
30,
Mr.
v
fering
BUSINESS—The
and
period.
full
June
Hi-Shear
share
the
events
fiscal
1961
ending June 30,.. resulting in a seven-month
earnings of Hunt and Wesson for their
in 1959, were $1.66 per share, with net
income after taxes of $8,456,000. Per share figures for both the current
year and 1959 were based on the 4,433,024 common shares outstanding
ls-60
the
30
fiscal
were
for
Nov.
a
V
■'
period
preferred
on
its
common
.
.
third quarter of 1961, earnings were
equal to 82 cents a share
stock.
This compares with
earnings in the third quarter of
the
per
of $1,088,000.
Net income
after
taxes
of
$324,264,000 also were at record levels.
In
summarizing a full report mailed to stockholders October 9,
Norton
Simon,
Hunt's
president,
explained
that
no
comparative
figures are available for the 1960 fiscal period, as the fiscal year
was
changed at the time of the Wesson merger (June 30, 1960) from
.
..
earnings
$12,798,000
stock,
common
Industries, Inc.—Record Net—
ended
company
in
dends
The
company reported for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
1961, net
earnings equal to $2.27 a shar.e of common stock.
Earnings in the first nine months of 1960 were equal to $2.36 a share
of
&
424.
p.
.
'
*•
••
■
/-
-A
~
Volume
194
Number
6101
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(Andrew) Jergens Co.—Appointment—
National
First
City
Bank
of
New
York
York
registrar for 2,500,000 shares
2,047 shares of 0%
cumulative
for
—V.
194,
of
has
(no
common
preferred
Proceeds
been
stock
appointed
par)
stock and
of
the
company.
Kennametal
At
Inc.—Sales Up—
last year by
the same period
for
20%
as
meeting
poration
of
of
the
authorizing
payable
share
per
close
quarter
10%. It
over
would
board
re-elected.
were
resolution
Estimated
exceed
also
was
last
estimated
year's
by
per
in
that
much
as
business
The
the
Nov.
Nov.
on
of
directors
board
payment
20,
3,
of
of
officers
directors
cash
a
1961, to
1961.—-V.
all
then
of
the
corporation
capital
shares
Securities
leases
and
1961
be
to
par)
San
.to
are
Sept. 29,
on
(no
Co.,
Proceeds
of
^
at
v
has
company
the
At
Annual
the
meeting,
which
produced
an
194,
rose
from
was
a
direct
had
been
Development Corp.
research
new
tion
will
Lannett
also
products
and
in
of
land
10
was
State
advertising,
f' ■!*
jy
12%
19
in
1942
of
that
the
the
Gratz
the
Philadelphia
Inc.
increase in
sales
good
incorporated
On
Inc.
1943
Offered—
laws
N.
Y.
It
has
one
of
electronic
and
precision
deduction
for
of
following
$50,000;
of
equipment $33,000;
$89,957.
sanitizer
of
both
and
is
to
meet
promotion
order
$35,000;
program
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Does
both
the
114.
include
not
21,425
underwriter.—V.
194,
shares
The
Plus, Inc.—Board Votes Merger—
Eoards of
have
Directors of Lanolin
the
approved
agreement
and
Plus, Inc.,
plan
of
Loblaw
Bankers
and Hazel Bishop, Inc.,
consolidation
of
the
class
two
companies, it
was announced by Morton
Edell, President of Lanolin Plus
Raymond Spector, Chairman of Hazel Bishop.
Proxy material on the statutory merger will be submitted to the SEC
the
Trust
Co.
has
corporation.—V.
appointed
cumulative
The
surviving
the
ever,
nine-man
Lanolin
corporation
consolidation
Board
Plus
corporation
Directors
of
and
will
will
continue
agreement
the
the
of
remaining
continue
to
that
new
two
market
Hazel
as
provides
Hazel
the
both
Inc.
year-end
will
be
Bishop.
of
the
selected
The
Plus
by
merged
Hazel
and
Bishop lines.
share
of
holders
held.
the
new
will
Lanolin
of
stock
Bishop
were
sales
operates
outstanding
stock
new
time
and
for
four
every
shares
of
Lanolin
about
at
Plus
for
fiscal
before-tax
with
for
the
the
$7,000,000.
fiscal
Hazel
ended
year
etarnings
ended
year
Bishop has
of
and
of
stage
31,
esti¬
are
tax
loss
,
and
He
volume is in
toiletries, while the major part
The initial public sale
ciates.
Of
the
sold
total
the
for
number
of
shares
and
company
offered
200,000
for
stock
be
the
sale, of
its
200,000
certain
200,000
reduce
the
of
remainder
the
the
BUSINESS—The
known
Flotill
as
of
amount
the
canning
company,
Products,
company's
for
season
based
Inc.,
in
is
bank
the
year
Stockton,
engaged
1961.
Calif.,
and
formerly
processing,
in
United
Loblaw
and
bottling and selling a varied line of fruits and vegetables.
Principal items are peeled tomatoes and tomato products, such
as
pizza sauce, catsup, tomato paste, tomato puree, tomato juice, chili
sauce and
tomato sauces. These products are marketed under the com¬
PRESENT
It
areV?
F
sinking
fund
maturing
First
;
fund
10,000,000
5,774,000
2,000,000
7,520,000
r{ $1.50
1,
cumulative
preference
$1.60
shares,
Second
preference
without
shares
PROCEEDS—The
will
for
used
be
194,
10,000,000
brand
including
names,
"Flotill",
and
"Sublime", and in some
for certain of its customers. The
"Flotta",
names
of
low-calorie
marketed
foods,
Tasti-Diet".
Lewis
under
"Stockton",
under
cases,
company
its
also
makes
brand
own
"Red
private
name,
Ripe,"
brand
10,000,000
"Tillie
first
636,033 shs.
first
'
■
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Notes
payable to bank
deposit
stock
Common
$5,940,241
577,515 shs.
508,300 shs.
the
general
expansion
'
the
of
business.
company's
)
Class
stock
B
400,000 shs.
600,000 shs.
600,000 shs.
$1)
(par
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters named below, have entered into
underwriting contract with the company and the selling stockholders
wherein the company and the selling stockholders have agreed to sell
and the underwriters have severally agreed, subject to the terms and
conditions
such
of
stock
underwriting
forth
set
contract,
to
purchase,
the
shares
Totals
Van
Pierce,
Alstyne, Noel & Co._— 70,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co
15,000
Bingham, Walter & Hurry
Francis
I.
Eppler,
Guerin
Inc.
Co.__
Co
&
&
Co
Hannaford
&
Holton, Henderson
Hooker
&
Mason
194,
p.
Inc.-—.
Taggart
&
25,000
15,000
Co.,
10,000
Dabney
1
5J)00
______
A.
15,000
5,000
5,000
York & Co
Lee
.
,
-
.
I.
.
..
The
Higginson
McCabe
shares
&
on
(no
Oct.
par)
Blair
&
Co.
Granbery,
Beil & Hough, Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
7,000
7,000
7,000
Co.
&
7,000
7,000
Inc
&
Inc.
Bacon,
Ellis &
194,
&
6,500
Co
6,500
Simmons
5,000
5,000
70c
;
which
stock
t
Oct.
Inc.,
13
Mr.
of
Corp.
by
a
on
than
or
Inc.,
promotional
S.A.,
Calif..
Geneva,
Chicago,
of
one
merchandise
and
a
new
Co.,
this
/■■'■■■■■XT:?
issue.—V.
194,
1510.
p.
|
Corp.—New Company— ;;;
this
Co.,
on
Oct.
10
5,
issue.—V.
filed
1961
cents)
to
be
used
be
for debt
194,
I
■
849.
p.
"Reg.
a
offered
A"
at
$1,
covering 300,000
through Amos C.
repayment,
equipment and working
totaled $1,641,468,
or $1.78 per share, on the
outstanding
compared with net income of $1,612,694, or $1.75 per
period last year.
as
same
July 31, 1961,
$72,938,588
were
against
as
p. 2668.
has
signed
a
5,000
Inc.
the
said
50%
for
1960.
have
Paper
been
adjusted
Co., merged
of
Measurements
corporation
shares
proceeds
&
Co.
Co._—
& Co. Inc
Mason & Lee, Inc
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
S.
815
delivery
company
Manufacturing
of
111
Corp.—Common
Bloomingdale
statement
■
will
use
working
the
with
Rd.,
SEC
Hicksville,
Oct.
on
18,
sale
Regist'd
N. Y., filed a
1961,
covering
at
$2
per
share
(formerly A & P Metal Products Mfg. Corp.)
is
primarily in the business of manufacturing military elec¬
company
tronic
4,000
estimated
4,000
plant equipment,
4,000
of
4,000
dies,
4,000
ing
cases
turing
of
and
containers, and to
custom-built,
net
additional
reduce
precision
proceeds
will
be
lesser
a
sheet
applied
extent, in the manufac¬
products.
The $154,500
the purchase of finishing
metal
to
toward construction of
measuring
accounts
a new
building, the purchase
equipment, to acquire tools and
increase inventory and improve work¬
testing
and
payable,
capital.
4,000
the shares of
the
<"•' '
■■
Ave., Alhambra, Calif.,
repayment, inventory and
debt
100,000 common shares to be offered for public
through Frank Karasik & Co., New York City.
a
of
•
Fremont
equipment,
Metatronics
This
4,000
Inc
Loewi
Upon
purposes to
in November.
Spectrum, Inc.—Files With SEC—
■
of
for
registration
engaged
&
contract to purchase all
1961.
comparative
corporation
capital.
4,000
Dooly
purchase is contingent upon the tender
outstanding shares of stock of Economy
31,
for
the
on Oct.
9, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 56,000
be offered at par ($5), through Adams &
Co., Los
to
Angeles.
Measurements,
Oscar
the
the
Oct.
with
194, p. 1056.
common
The
,
to it by the shareholders of Economy Auto
hard
goods
chain,
it "was
announced
Wachtel, vice chairman of the board.
that
the
first
amounts
Gilbert
4,000
4,000
tendered
before
$8,887,-
were
$1.65 per share on
5,000
4,000
E.
for
1960
I960.—V.
4,000
southeastern
H.
1961,
during
period.
share on 5,243,526
shares, the average outstanding during this comparable
period.
Midwestern Investment
Harry
Wachtel
more
Stores
are
.
Glendale.
Mays Inc.—Record Net—
share
per
The
include
This
McCrory
in
Mansfield
40 weeks of 1961 were
$286,055,036, as com¬
pared with $262,111,746 for the corresponding period of 1960.
Net
earnings for the 16-week period ending Oct.
1,
1961,
were
$3,256,876, equal to 60c per share as compared to
$3,721,982, equal to
the
Carp.—To Accept Tenders—
McCrory
of
(par
to
are
sales
Net
1614.
p.
8mm
facilities
Industries,
of
.
Denver.
stock,
common
Clark, Landstreet &
Kirkpatrick, Inc.
Davenport
&
Co
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co.
Interstate Securities Corp.
Kalman & Co., Inc
5,000
5,000
Inc.—
Co.,
i;
ending Oct. 1,
equal after allowance for preferred dividends to
common
shares, the average outstanding
This compares with $10,487,133,
equal to $1.97 per
4,000
Hanrahan
Proctor & Paine—
Whipple & Co._
&
—
Strudwick
7,000
6,500
Lewis
&
._.—
6,500
.__
Co
—
McDaniel
Blunt
Anderson
—
Gardner
Mason-Hagan,
—V.
11,000
11,000
Co.
'
programs.
sales for the year ended
The
5,000
___
11,000
—
&
—
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
Charles A. Taggart &
Co., Inc.
J. C. Wheat & Co
Co
Bradford
C.
Corp.
11,000
Inc
&
Reinholdt
11,000
Co.
&
Marache
McDonnell
Co._
Inc.—
Co.
&
profits
Mead Corp.—Net Down—Sales
Up—
5,000
Inc
&
Courts
with
V
and
Works, Ltd., Tokyo,
motion picture cameras
Net earnings for the 40-week period
15,000
2,
1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 75,000
to be offered at $2, through Schmidt, Sharp,
Co.,-Inc., Denver.
Net
5,000
11,000
&
Hammill
& Co.
$444,639
Shares
■.
The
Corp.J
Co.,
&
Burnham
Zilka, Smither & Co., Inc._ 10,000
Optics & Electronics Co.—Files With SEC—
company
common
Pont
du
Shearson,
Stores
Larr
conditions
Robert Garrett & Sons—__
The Johnson, Lane, Space
19,000
Allyn & Co., Inc
Francis
10,000
116.
C.
Abbott,
,
Inc—
the
to
Clement A. Evans & Co. Inc.
19,000
McCarley
&
subject
58,000
Curtis
J.
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins
10,000
15,000
& Co.__
Brothers
Fay,
Co.
5,000
Talbot—
2,500
__
United Securities Co
15,000
Inc.
.'.
Underwood, Neuhaus &
5,000
Co.,
A.
25,000
25,000
Swift & Co
Tyson
10,000
——
&
Co._
Co.
Co
Townsend,
Frederking
&
Fusz-Schmelzle
&
&
Inc.
5,000
Fridley
Staats
Co
&
Charles
Hammill
R.
Henry F.
Turner,
•
Fairman
10,000
&
Sutro
25,000
Co.—
&
duPont
Stix
15,000
15,000
5,000
10,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
—V.
Inc.
Shearson,
William
2,500
Inc.
and
88,000
Webber, Jackson &
Paine,
Shields
Carrison, " Wulbern,
Inc.—
Hornblower & Weeks
Reynolds
Totals
Davis, Skaggs &
Draper, Sears &
of
below:
terms
Pierce,
Smith Inc
Fenner &
an
common
the
Shares
Co.
&
Lynch,
per
currency
Cine
829,
in
Walker
of
cents,
cents
net
the underwriting agreement, the underwriters named be¬
severally agreed to purchase from the selling stockholders
the aggregate number of shares set forth opposite their names.
H.
Ward
$73,048,677 in I960.—V. 193,
have
Merrill
2,500,000 shs.
earnings
Atlas
Japanese
distributors
program
Co.,
income
common
445,056 shs.
600,000 shs.
—.
UNDERWRITERS—Under
G.
90,000
$1)
(par
of
distribution
advertising
shares
share, for the
par—..
Outstanding
Guaranty
Board
Net
331,585 shs.
(redeemable)
415,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $12.25
share. Additional financing details follow:
low
20
company
which operates Mays Department Stores,
achieved
earnings for the 12 months ended July 31, 1961, Joe
Weinstein,
Chairman, announced Oct. 13.
record
.4
per
contained
to
30, 1961.
the record
volume
Co.—Merger Approved—
(J. W.)
The
f
Lowe's Companies, Inc.—Additional Financing Details
—Our issue of Oct. 16, 1961, reported the sale on Oct. 11;
line
a
„
78
were
present
June
stock
Fairbanks
company
&
5,281,348
of
of
giving effect to
Inc., totaled $12,-
share
per
pro-forma
about
all
of
American-Marietta
Proceeds
1,467,618 shs.
531.
p.
the
American-Marietta
common
proceeds of the sale by the company of the
$10,000,000 principal amount of 5%% sinking fund debentures series F
4-—v.
mar¬
sales
Mayfield Engineering Co.—Files With SEC—
series
B__:
:_
without
in
6,720,00®
A
series
par__
shares
Common
series
were
amateur
as
new
largest
retail
intensive
See
10,200,000
$30)
redeemable
shares,
1961
of
"expansion
Industries,
capital.
1981
redeemable
cumulative
preference
of
Sudler
8,000,000
(par
30,
resulted
;■
of
of
of
nation's
The
12,000,000
debentures
the
globe"
•
Martin-Marietta
«
1976
shares
June
due
1977
Nov.
preference
Mansfield
about 60%
the U. S.
Martin
Outstanding
$4,264,000
1974
C
expansion
FINANCING
deben¬
1,
series
1961
substan¬
a
product development, resulting in the
introduction of two new movie camera
models, two new movie pro¬
jectors, a new slide projector and several new accessories.
Acquisition of the assets of Baskon Corporation of
California, afford¬
ing Mansfield another excellent low-priced motion
picture projector
for the product line.
Leopold pointed out that, "With considerable
non-recurring expendi¬
tures behind us, we look forward to a
materially higher level of sales
and earnings
during the coming period."—V. 194, p. 637.
through
major
canning,
pany's own
of
An
sinking fund debentures series E
1,
Ward
of
as
brought
100%
Acquisition
sinking fund debentures series
Sept.
of
to
the
a
$8,000,000
March
1,
that
the
deben-
1975
Oct.
that
established
creator
Alberta
8,000,000
due
total
a
Highs—
N. Y., and Chicago.
Establishment of a wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Switzerland, to serve markets abroad.
Ontario
States
Inc.
in
predicts
continuous
Woodside,
planning ;
4,000,000
B
15,
maturing
will
borrowings during
principally
the
of
TO
1973—
debentures
maturing
6%
selling
shares
by the company toward the reduction of indebtedness on
equipment -purchase contracts and of long-term bank loans. The bal¬
ance
of
the proceeds will be
added to working capital and will be
to
the
of
earnings
total
on
outstanding
seeps
Establishment
.
EFFECT
fund
sinking
series
Oct.
5%%
were
applied
used
of
reported
corner
pro-forma
based
was
shares
exported
year.
in
shares
in
now
Co.
1961
D
-
from
proceeds
the
are
this
Province
Saskatchewan,
sinking fund debentures series C
4%%
was
sinking
20-year
due
stockholders.
PROCEEDS—Net
of
Tea
GIVING
March
said
figure
See
serial
to
19 through the offering of
400,000 shares at
share, by Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. and asso¬
The offering was oversubscribed.
per
operation
majority
a
National
due
tures
Offered—
common
of
20-year
4%%
4%
Oct.
made
$10
of this firm's
stores
1921.
which
of
many
the
1,
Authorized
tures
v
4%
Lewis Foods, Inc.—Common Stock
in
Manitoba,
.
Bishop's sales are in make-up.
Since
the
two
companies
basically service the same markets, the management of both companies
anticipate that many efficiencies and economies will be made possible
by the merger.—V. 190, p. 1297.
(Tillie)
Additional
and
markets,
210
of
April
on
He
the
Japanese subsidiary earnings amounting
which
could
not
be
consolidated
due
to
producer
Debentures:
4%%
Hazel
with
has substantial Interests
company
in
food
Provinces
Columbia.
holdings
'
The bulk of Lanolin Plus'
centres,
the
development
for
retail
238
CAPITALIZATION
.
of
approximately $2,000,000.
of
in
incorporated
to
of
were:
Ltd.—Debentures Offered—
was
due
"one of the nation's
top three or four
producers of amateur motion picture
equipment," according to Leopold,
agent for the
preferred shares of
30,
1961
cumulative
balance
British
The
its
1961,
$1,200,000.
about
Oct.
a
in
the
of
investment
June
Co.,
president,
to- every
acquisition of Fairbanks
Major
2
company
total of
shopping
a
located
and
now
approximately 1,270,000 shares
approximately 1,900,000 shares
stock
Bishop's sales
mated
of
present
$14,000,000
over
Hazel
one
outstanding. After the merger and the exchange
is completed, there will be a total of about
1,700,000 shares in
company outstanding.
new
The
share
one
at the
are,
Plus
stock
the
receive
Bishop stock¬
receive
There
Hazel
merger plan, Lanolin
Plus stockholders will
stock for every one shire now held.
Hazel
Oct.
an
BUSINESS—The
.
Under
Groceterias
$20,000,000.
restrictions.
to
prospectus, Wood, Gundy & Co.
Ltd., and McLeod, Young, Weir & Co., Ltd., both of
Toronto, offered in Canada, $10,000,000 of the company's
5%% sinking fund debentures, series F, due Nov. 1,1981,
at a price of 99.50 and accrued int. to yield about 5.79%.
How¬
members
Lanolin
Loblaw
Pursuant to
Leopold,
operations
Purchase
companies
Bishop,
seven
company
by
both
of
merger
of
$7,949,215, or almost twice that of last year.
Leopold pointed out that pro-forma sales volume,
and
shortly and will be distributed to the stockholders
prior to the meetings to approve the merger.
R.
626.
p.
this
1962
earnings for the year
28
by this Chicago
equipment.
on
,
186,
in
merged
will result
manufacturer
keting
'
co-transfer
redeemable
volume
name.
completed.
companies.
ended
The
been
$2.40
and
that
approximately
rapidly
his
are
Sept.
sales
Herbert
Companies, Ltd.—Appointment—
class B
A,
legal steps
necessary
become President of the
sales
photographic
744.
p.
the
of
shareholders
as
and
share,
sold
soon
Record
exclusive
be
as
Industries, Inc.—Record
571,980
Lanolin
■!
this
1961
announced
FINANCING
to
'
prin¬
of
194, p. 219.
Development
warrants
of
effective
Mansfield
Outstanding
to
initiation
operations of Goodman Community will offset the net
loss of Mages." He pointed out that the
previous steps taken by, Mages'
management definitely strengthened the company's credit
standing and
this, combined with the rapid expansion of
Goodman, should present a
sound base from which to
develop future plans.—V.
*261,414 shs.
subject
the
there
whether
923,391.
*
reported
$142,650.
firm, with
for the discount stores.
750,000 shs.
10c)
in
and other
approve
sales
"Because
repayment
machine
$25,000;
new
fabricating
and working capital and general corporate purposes
(par
participated
become
estimated
of
higher
Authorized
stock
Economy
of
"
and
reenforcement
CAPITALIZATION
Common
191,
taxes
banking
are many elements
to evaluate," Mr. Goodman con¬
tinued, "it is impossible to predict profits with any
degree of accuracy,
precision
indicated:
30,
carrying
will
will
program
'
approximately $232,957 after
offering. It is intended to use the
the
June
investment
Mages, and Lawrence Goodman, President
discount denartment store organization
Goodman
Mr.
fabricating.
in
carry
Sporting Goods Co.—Proposed Merger—
Goodman
volume
Gerwin
military
in
southeastern
a
companies
tially
located
are
subsidiary,
specialist
a
ended
year
$8,447,454, and net income after
combination
Mr.
receive
the
purposes
Sales
designed
company
metal
will
company
expenses
the
loans
bank
industries,
The
sheet
the
Co.,
of
The
the
Liverpool
changed to
July 10, 1961 the name was
plant and executive offices
20,
For
of
expanding
of
The
specifications.
and
construct
194, p.
the
name
Florida,
stores
prominent Chicago retail chains, Mages
Sporting Goods Co., and
Community Corp., have agreed to combine, according to an
announcement by Charles E.
Schmidt, Chairman of the Executive Com¬
or
construc¬
institutions
the
Alabama,
These
Two
mittee
under
under
Georgia,
Tennessee.
including auto accessories, radio and
small appliances, toys,
sporting goods, furniture, hard¬
Goodman
*
-
.
Stock
in
and
goods
&
Mages
one
period
same
stock at $3.50 per sh.
par common
ethical
throughout the United States.—V.
J
'
Inc.—Common
and
other
the
over
located
Carolina
hard
parent
operating-
has been a contract manufacturer for a wide variety
products in the aircraft field and in the electronic com¬
field,' produced in response to orders for specific items from
aircraft
of
Philadelphia. The
various
the
company
proceeds
that
Industrial
company plans to
It is expected that
that
improved
particularly
a
,
Brooklyn
PROCEEDS—The
upward
announced
St.,
Inc.
government
the
also
the
to
was
of
paints.
sales
outlets
South
cipal office in Atlanta, Ga.f
transaction.—V. 194, p. 1278.
precision
machining
com¬
Co.,
Industries,
57th
ponent
increase
company is
and competitive drugs, and
development in the drug field.
through wholesale drug houses to
of
research
162
The
earnings
the
the
in
Tool
of
in
years
that
said
company,
1385.
p.
company
was
York
on
April 3,
New
fiscal
report
Philadelphia.
of
that
and
,
its
the
days.
sold
private and government,
for
made
in
promotion
year,
the
facilities.
of
Liverpool
'
continuing.
directly or
physicians, hospitals and
pharmacies,
13.5%
stated
on
with
which
on
of
disclosed
He
Mr.
progress,
distributor
extensive
are
estimated
ington, D. C., on
of the company's 100
Electronics,
completion
also
1961.
completed
incorporated
was
conducts
Its
5.6%
development
within
manufacturer
a
for
and
start
the
Gratz
earnings
indication
arrangements
marked
emphasis
during the past
and
the
quarter
franchise
line
set,
and
Courts
City, and Wash¬
Oct. 5 publicly offered 85,700 shares
at
Hotel
net
Ardin Perin & Co., Inc., of New York
A"
President,
Sheraton
greater
products
of
contributed
third
Liverpool Industries,
equipment,
increase
Gratz,
the
Mr."
to
of
sales
both
further
a
1960
result
specialty
in
As
in
the
72
Carolina,
television
the
Machine
sales
a
at
also
field,
that
year.—V.
(
Samuel
held
President
subsidiaries
last
at
\ '' '!••'.-:V
1961.
pharmaceutical
trend
$2.50
at
Beesley,
and
covering 100,000
through Pacific Coast
repayment,
,
reported
30,
the
pany's
"Reg.
a
N.
BUSINESS—The
debt
has
complete
a
income was $17.8 million, compared with
earnings of
during the first nine months of 1960. Estimated earnings
were $2.23; they were $1.95 during the same
period
a
1016.
••
Meeting
1.4%
and
North
■
Eugene
Co., Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
ending June
year
filed
offered
for
_
The
of
the
large stockholders, including present
management, ten¬
approximately 20% of the outstanding stock.
Economy Stores, with headquarters in Atlanta,
operates 33 stores
dered
year.
'
9
most
and
share
cents
40
record
1960.
Francisco.
be.used
working capital.
Lannett
research
-
net
million
common
company
and all
results.
He noted
cor¬
approved
dividend
shareholders
193, p.
of
Laboratory Procedures, Inc.—Files With SEC—
The
equipment,
company's estimated sales for the first nine months of 1961 were
million, an increase of 10% over the $135.1'million total for the
$15.6
.
the
At
the
for
income
net
for
expansion,
capital. ;;
:
ware
shareholders meeting in Latrobe, Pa.,
on
Oct.
3
M. McKenna reported an increasing sales trend, and stated
for the quarter ended Sept. 30, 1961, would exceed sales
sales
used
corresponding period last
annual
the
Philip
that
be
working
The
$148
Mr.
and
(Eli) Lilly & Co.—Reports Gains—
1385.
p.
to
are
development
New
(1721)
agreement,
corporation
registration
shares
The
of
common
1730
stock,
Inc.,
mission
and
underwriter
which
$7,000
five-year
will
for
Corp.—Common Registered—
St.,
N.
W.,
Washington,
D.
C.,
filed
the
SEC on Oct. 16, covering 200,000
to be offered for public sale at $2 per share.
on
a
best efforts basis
receive
a
expenses.
warrants
share at the rate of
Organized
K
with
offering will be made
writers,
per
of
statement
to
by Affiliated
Under¬
20 cent per share selling com¬
The company
will
issue
to
the
purchase
one warrant
20,000
for each
under District of Columbia law
in
shares
at
$1.80
ten shares sold.
April,
1961,
the
com*
10
(1722)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
pany
proposes
to engage in the commercial finance and factoring
business
as
well
as
in
other
financing procedures relative thereto.
The
used'
principally
commercial
'
for
and
and
for
other
for
the
i-oai
factoring
contracts
and
and
expenses
by
17
director.
controlled
the
a
NAFI
The
be
working
for
reserve
stock
will
John
share),
per
and
which
of
E.
Jbuuis
stock
common
Dale
O.
the
50
cent
increased
the
to
share
per
about
$1.17
Co., Inc.—Sales
fiscal
ended
year
book
value
of
31,
1961
Net
in
fiscal
;
1960.
After
to
dividends,
preferred
in
cents
5
V
"
fiscal
1961
.'
earnings
'
per
cents
44
versus
,•
'
.
is
L.
Max
the
was
>
Tomber,
result
many
areas,
some
areas,
and
unusually
the
conditions
and
The
<
of
its
knitted
and
which
plus
Redemption—
to
This
filed
registration
a
of
underwriters
price
A
Dec.
for
and
included
31,
in
&
at
$3.75
is
engaged
retailers
proceeds
of
balance
sale
finance
available
payroll
resulting
415,000
.
common
Jack
of
Bryan,
to
in
St.,
SEC
the
for
public
sale
a
corporation,
Lnes
design,
15,000
shares
of
women's,
stock
trade
own
manufacture
and
8472
be
accounts
increased
Elliette
sold
stock,
common
the
by
M.
E.
made
Bell
Hersch,
on
&
of
South
which
and
company
President
all-or-none
an
Co.,
also
tive
receivable,
The
165,000
be
to
the
offices
in
Alex.
Hersch,
tional
In
the
and
various
balance
of
leasing
cities
C.
for
of
Jenks,
shares
of
(91.32% )
will
be
stock,
common
and
be
used
the
—V.
added
to
general
funds
which
sell the
to
proposes
of
Mr.
Hersch
for
R.
290,400
share.
to
,
spokesmen
merge,
1
,
:
31,
I960,
net
sales
&
loan
of
due
this
of
financing,
$600,000,
1977,
and
due
Aug.
480,237
below
named
stock
common
set
forth
1,
3,000
&
of
Stroud
Suplee,
Co.,
Inc.
6,000
1
Y
3,000
J.
6,000
-
849.
p.
have
been
1,100,000
paid
have
the
the
of
Irvington
at
/,
financing,
$11,000,000
of
the bank had net operating income
profits of $2,725,808, equal to $2.73
months ended Sept.
$2,084,327
and
net
capi¬
capital
profits, with
;//
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■
•
year
various
'
undivided
V
each
disbursed
current
or
of
Essex
branch
•
by the bank
been
shares,
$5,942,269
$30,942,269.
shares
of
purchase
&
"
which
Inc.-.—
&
and
they
Reynolds
34.00
Rippel
11.00
&
&
Riter
the
percent¬
have
forth
set
are
'Y W
V
.
severally
below:
Co
'
Inc
7.00
Co.
7.00
.
Co.'
&
4.50'
-.
.
Inc.
4.50
7.00
Ingalls
7.00
Corp
.
-'
'
Co.,
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson,;
11.00
Noyes
173, p.
underwriters
stock
'.- %
Smith
Higginson
the
subscription price
■
Hemphill,
of
names
Pierce,
Curtis
A.
2612.
National
See
lvf.
&
Snyder
Kidder
&
V
&
a
Artnell
The
shs.
Co.,
Inc.__"
3.50
C'v-;' VYY'V V'/
/. /
Co.,
this
issue.
..v'\-'
%y
Co.,
Inc
I
The
Winslow,
&
;
Mosley
Co.
Cohu
&
&
Co.,
at
"Reg. A" covering 70,000
through Gregory-Massari,
a
$4,
be
used
for
equipment and
working capital.
blood
Pa.,
cell
corporation
analyzer
reports
computer,
that
it
first
the
of
has
developed
kind
its
ever
an
pro-
compact
television
set
camera,
The
the
6,000
System, Inc.—Reorganization—
/.
unit
utilizes
receivers.
to
up
new
without
/
dent
adequate
Frank
B.
expansion in
Milner
in
approval
St.
Louis
by
its
li2
Oct.
on
stockholders,
at
/of'
a
'Con¬
press
risk
place of
It
look
system
the
through
permits
of
over
and
the
transistors,
input
Mr.
error,
brain
of
of
at
make
by
/v
computer
adding;/ "It
nurse."
TV"
a
smear.
types
said,
to
from
blood
a
blood
Jones
the
enough
information
microscope
a
identification
human
the eye
1,000
receives
takes
/
■
The
computer was developed at Navigation Computer's new head¬
quarters plant at Valley Forge Industrial Park which went
into opera¬
tion early this
year.-^Ayj^pp is a (P/oducer of special purpose digital
computers, and
a
catalogued
line
of
transistorized
digital .systems
■h modules
capital
enable
National
to
in
cash
called, "virtually urlim-ited
renting and leasing field."
the vehicle
already is closely identified
and
Milner
operations
motels,
a
half
a
are
dozen
radio
National
other
dealerships,
car
and
newspaper
with
station,
a
v
//'/;
Joseph
cities.
Fassett
for
and
♦
manufacturing
V '
; v
household
products, drugs and cosmetics.
/'Reorganization of National Car Rental
will
be
completed early
1962," Charmatz said. "However,
immediate
aggressive steps
will ;
,
*
in
be
taken
for
to
expand,
intensify
new
coordinate
and
pre-eminence.
'/V,.
will
company
increase
National's
present
ufacturer
/'V
v.
-
facilities
This
of
•/
of
coverage
Y*Y
established
distributor
of
maintained
are
acquisition
growth
kets.
1,000
Johnson,
and
in
1886,
is a highly reputable manproprietary pharmaceuticals and
various
toilet
goods products. Manufacturing plants are
England and Dublin, Ireland. Headquarters with
determined
'■/'.* /
its
&
-
Other
hotels
W'--Y../YF/;-"
'
•
S.
Lindemann, president of the company, reported Oct. 16
that
its
English
subsidiary,
LeMur,
Ltd.,
had
acquired
for
cash,
100%
of the
capital stock of Fassett & Johnson, Ltd.
of London,
England.
Y
/'Y
.YYYY'
YY
,.v.
franchises
buildings,
applications.—V.
j
:.qioD-
.Nestle-LeMur/Ca.—Subsidiary Acquisition^-
/
%r•'VV.Y".';*«*»£•$'.
company
for industrial, comrqercial and military
2048. '//v-*-j-,
' ■;//'/:;/-
i?3,; p.
Presi¬
possibilities
through
southeastern-
office
and
what
on
Charmatz
Florida
ten
to
a
London,
located
in
complete
London,
marketing-
.
is
part of the Nestle-LeMur Co.'s long range policy
diversification and expansion in world-wide mar¬
placed In British Commonwealth countries
through
Emphasis
in
is
hereby
and European markets.—V.
cities by awarding new franchises or
193, p. 2111.
negotiating to
rental properties in every location. not presently-'being
adequately capitalized, it will expand all
vY-'JVew American Library of World
services,"...
•;
Literature, Inc.—
.Charmatz and Milner 'issued this joint statement: ;,-/.
YY >rY' Forms Canadian
Subsidiary— V •
"The
Y/
agreement
being
entered
into
by
the
present
system
and
The New American
Milner in no
manner
affects
the status of licensees. T'hey will keep '
Library of World Literature, Inc; of New York,
all present rights and
publisher of Signet and Mentor paperbound
privileges. In fact, the planned expansion will ',
books,
announced
the
organization of a new Canadian company, The New American
greatly improve their potential, thereby enabling the system and its
Library
of Canada Ltd.;
licensees to
more
50 King St. W., Toronto, to handle all business of
adequately serve the public.
'
locations .in
450
acquire
vehicle
served.
Now,
•
The
agreement,
merger
shareholders
subject
to
the
approval
two-thirds
of
of /the
corporations and the California Commissioner of
provides for the ratio of exchange to be 1% shares of
both
of
Corporations,
ElectroVision
stock
common
for
share
one
of
the
stock
common
of
Monogram.
Special stockholders' meetings will be called within the next
60
vote
days
to
the
on
Monogram, listed
is
to
be
the
,
"With
terms
the American and Pacific Coast Stock
Exchanges,
company.
ElectroVision is presently traded over-
on
surviving
the-counter.—V.
merger.
2343.
p.
"
-
fered
Bache
—
&
Co.,
Corp.
Milwaukee,
Common
—
is
Of¬
of
manager
an
underwriting
common
Of
the
group which offered on Oct. 17, 236,340
shares of this firm's stock, at $27.50
per share.
total, 200,000 were sold for the company, and
added
its
to
lenders
capital
insured
primarily
in
proceeds
and
to
by
for
additional
the
expected
government
the
and
is
,
principally
licensed
sell
to
'Columbia.
June
30,
and
1961,
the
income
net
of
the
into
protection
will
be
of
invested,
Wisconsin
ideas
of
39
states
net
and-
/
•
^
,
the
premiums
the
/
.
District
written
of
ended
$1,189,288
the
company"s
proceeds
general
from
funds,
the
and
sale
;
.
balance
of
BUSINESS—The
engaged
in
daywear
and
marks.
-
and
in
stores,
shops
products
Puerto
to
variety
40
.
cents
were
per
of
392
Fifth
in
retail
^
class
the
fiscal
$12,619,933
year
and
existing
in
the
cur¬
plant
and
share.
common
net
income
of
635,000
the
N.
of
Y
trade-
United
of
group
is
women's
States
resident
department
of
was
1961, sales of the
$258 062
equal
to
•,
company
shares
31,
marked
class
will
B
financing,
.consist, of
capital
215.000
stock.—V.
will
be
YY Y
,
service.
As
sales
our
supported by well chosen
and
promotion.
We
have
force
goes
wealth
a *
scarcely
„
intensive
and
►
..
At
the
based
the
Cleveland
Fund,
are
expanding
outstand¬
shares
194,
p
of
.637.
parent
has
«
been
can
and
with
Canada,
the
announced
Cleveland,
Ohio,
the
time,
same
Auto-Vac
National's
reduce
and
that
;
has
money
corporation's
-"■■'/-YY
,
been
ear¬
Divi- '
Auto-Va-c
Y
:-.
'.
•
Clyde Williams, Chairman of the Columbussignificant progress in the program to improve'
manufactures
speed
packaging,
the
Dr.
reported
of
The
^
additional *
an
Tool
a
Techno
complete
the
automotive,
Fund's
Division
of
cost-
in
Cleveland.
new
investment
finance
a
October
10,
Gas
1961,
with
the
it
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
reported
was
common
shares.
operates
in
New
York
The
under
first
southwestern
and
Pa.
SEC
the
named
Steuben
latter
-
•
the
that
tion
and
operates
is*
southern
gas
and
gas
a
oil
wells
The
Oct.
Commission
27
to
request
has
stock,
a
hearing
order
giving interested
thereon.—V.
194,
p.
638.
/
•
'.
ing
to
at
a
10,
minute
Lynch,
the
funds'of
directors
that
proceeds
the bank.
from
the
It
the
is
-
'
/
Oct.
on
share
proceeds
common
and
13
the
Co.,
of
Regist'd
registra¬
a
475,000
be offered
75,000,
of
the
stock
shares.
shares
for
of
public gale
being
Y..;'
sale
/ •/,,
/
Minnesota-based
will
be
s
for
used
'
/-,
.
insurance
acquisition
of
votes
cast
the
of
"Folowing
Central
Central's
West
Virginia
Represented
.ex¬
lists
out¬
'
and
investment
voting
oh
the
compilation
Fire
&
person
Marine
The
Central
gional
West
Virginia
but-
Grand
came
by
or
Central
Last
from
attended
proxy
has
the
a
ac¬
86e/p"
were
obtained
of
the
stock
authorized
total
stock
of
64.7%
votes,
to
be
paid
would
for
West
Co.
and
of
amount
leaders
of
to
the
1,700,000
$170,000
for the
57%
plus
control
$2,500,000:
anti-affiliation
of
confidence
in
Life
Insurance
Co.,
the
North
j
Y
Virginia
WIMCO
Corporation
Credit
life
West
Vir-
Corp.
affiliation-is--part
to 'acquire operating
throughout' the nation.
program
basic
control
affiliation.
public/ expression
the
manage¬
for
bid
months,
agreement, North Central will obtain
Virginia company's
inculdes
stockholders
two
several
Committee.
North
proposed
unissued
a
of
the
for
Corp/stockholders
ill
showed
debentures.
made
vote
between
stockholders.
management."
WIMCO
recent
a
underway
Anti-Affiliation
4,300
WIMCO's
West
been
North
acquisition
Central
the
had
to
200
the
followed
Huntington.;. Negotiations
meeting.
committee
%
the
in
affilation
tlian
Under
g.nia
increasing the bank's capital structure will aid in meet¬
to
are
.
financing will be added to,the
feeling of the bank's board of
covering
Co.—Acquisition—
Central
corporation's
Results
,
1961.
"PROCEEDS—Net
capital
share for each ten shares held of record
which is underwriting the offering.
.
.
Ltd.—Common
and other related purposes.
The prospectus
Smith of Toronto as President.
The company has
Stockholders
quisition
Rights to subscribe, evidenced by trans¬
will expire on Oct. 31, 1961.. Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. is manager of a
SEC
per
net
opposition
More
;
warrants,
.Y
'
within
Canadian
and
was
said
for
shares
Oct.
authors
,
meeting
North
ferable
Mines
400,000 shares
50c
Central
Sanborn
100,000 additional shares of the
subscription price of $35 per share, on the-
new
Canadian
drilling
North
stock
one
of
market,
contribution
important
an
has acquired control of the West Virginia Insurance Manage¬
Corp.
IWIMCO), Huntington, W. Va., it has been announced
Theodore Sanborn, North Central President.
rights to subscribe for
basis of
make
-
Arthur: George
ments
company of 744
Broad St.,'
Newark, N. J., is offering to holders of its capital stock,
the
to
organiza¬
book
organization,
an
organized in 1945 to engage in the business of
development and mining.
Supplementary "letters Patent"
in-May, 1958, which resulted in a recapitalization.
The
issued
were
until
;
Canadian
such
'
ploration,
by
Stockholders—The
at
growing
that
Industry St., Toronto, Canada, filed
the
which
at
company
The
Potter-
persons
;
separate and. indigenous
the
outstanding stock,
by Charles Davejv The offering is to' be made on agency basis
by A. C.
MacPherson and Company, of Toronto, which will receive a
25% selling
commission
plus 15%
for expenses.
Davey acquired his shares for
WIMCO
an
of
Island
90
with
company
'
issued
a
of
group,
counties,
in
that
conviction
ment
utility' which;
Alleghany
of
company,
by the
.../'V;/; YY'.' Y//. Y'""':
Weybright,
President
And
Library, the new company
Victor
American
Y
statement
common
-,
this
Holding
company
belief
the-needs
Campbell
standing 1,722,584
company
has filed a
Company
Act
for
the
acquisition of Empire Gas & Fuel Co. Ltd., in exchange for 1081100
common
shares and Empire Gas & Fuel Co., in' exchange for 6,'400
proposal
and
New
ultimately be able
independent development
North
Fuel
the
further
$120,000 estimated
ex-'
stepped-up
engineering program and permit purchase of additional equipment and
the accumulation of a larger
inventory.-—V. 190, p. 1526.
<;
National
of
will
New
The
,
fields.,. Dr.'" Williams
will
in
serve
the
exploration,
of thermoforming machines
working with thermoplastics in
housewares
best
$10,500.
•
line
and
Enoch
publishing.
Y..Y'
of
Kurt
aware
vehicle
.'
commitment
company.
development of
Bridgeport; Conn.
in
SBIC,
plained
has
to
respectively,
formed
tion
in"Canada.
company
Chairman,
to
of
-
Corp.—r-Fmaneing Arranged—
further
operation
the
Inc.,
this
for
group
current
it
desirable
and means of serving many who
Actually,
the
possibilities
of
leasing have barely been tapped."
located
•
of
>.
National Newark & Essex Banking
Co.—Rights Offer-'
capital.
York
(including
May
.
,
the
According
we
equipment
advertised
nation-wide
ended
program.
confidence,
to
specialty chains, mail order houses, and
specialty
goods stores), and to • wholesalers and
jobbers.
capitalization
A,
plants
added
retire
and
distribution
accounts
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion
ing
New
be
to
working
nationally
five
company's
to
Ave.,
and
under
made
The
11,000
machinery
added
manufacture
lingerie
are
Rico.
over
be
and
dry
/ EARNINGS—For
company
will
company
design,
sleepwear
sell,
and
proceeds
the
These
one
salesmen
-
the
initially
subsequently used
loans;
to
expand
rent
outstanding short-term bank
facilities; and for purchase of additional
The
improvements' in
utmost
ways
In
County,
will
with
industry.
$200,000
...
through the offering of 200,000 shares at $6
per share,
by an underwriting group headed by Milton D. Blauner
& Co., Inc., New York
City.
most
merchandising
and
Techno
which
months
Star, Inc.—Class A Stock Offered—Initial
pub¬
sale of this firm's class A stock
was
made Oct. 18
PROCEEDS—Net
ambitious
very
inherent
many
and
This
of
■
.
six
Movie
lic
a
and
gear,
on
this
renting
Milwaukee,
Ave.,
on
income
stock.—V.
high
sion,
securities.
For
1960, net premiums written were
was
$273,657. Upon completion of current',
capitalization will consist of
1,465,118 shares
192, p. 1612.
'
outstanding
best
advertising,
be
$290,976.
and
financing,
common
in
Y /
had
company
net
proceeds
CAPITALIZATION—For
$1,779,200
of
;.
•
■
AND
will
company
residential first mortgage
non-farm
homes.
The
company
family
its, insurance
Y
EARNINGS
*
single
on
the
corporate
BUSINESS—The company of 606 West
is engaged in insuring of lenders from loss
loans,
on
National
received
surplus
by MGIC. It is
diversified
be
the
"'We plan greatly intensified sales efforts by actively
concentrating in r
of prime business. We'll exnaust every possibility
to make
36,340 for selling stockholders.
PROCEEDS—Net
with
administration,
regions
ours
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance
capital,
central
embarking
are
.
190,
increased
of
-
//■/:'
.
Stetson
York
W.
filed
//Y ///'"
The computer was developed for Perkin-Elmer
Corp., Norwalk, Conn.,
under a special contract to the Atomic Energy Commission. : :
J. Paul Jones, NAVCOR
president, said the computer will do anal¬
ysis of blood cell mutations (changes in structure) caused
by radia¬
tion damage.
i V.
■•;//;
'Y'v '
-70
6,000
6,000
Warren
1961
offered
.
The
3,000
Co
28,
be
to
Calif.
Norristown,
electronic
6,000
Wheat
$1)
duced.
6,000
Noel &
to
are
Sept.
on
(par
Hills,
Navigation Computer Corp.—Develops Blood Analyzer
12,000
Inc.
shares
Beverly
Proceeds
6,000
Inc.________
Co.,
Yeatman,
Systems Corp.—Files With SEC—
corporation
capital
Inc.,
6,000
Co.__
Inc.
in
announced
.
3.'50
Seating Co.—Sold—
National
-
formal
the
:
after taxes
per capital
1961, net operating income,
$2,366,675, equal to $2.37"
30,
profits
unsubscribed
the
at
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.__
Paine,, Webber, Jackson &
25,000
__
Colket
Alstyne,
C.
-
6,000
Car Rental
nine
Lynch,
below:
&
&
Co.,
Van
;
v
the
Fenner
have
Co
Robinson
12,000
Co.__
of
of
.
Shares
12,000
&
other
new
a
near
capital share.
Merrill
$10,-
1967;
Parrish
Bodine.
open
six
common
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
A
Sulzberger,
various
-to
Newark,
surplus;
net
was
to
capitali¬
50,000
,
in
.
bank
_
For the
agreed
income
were
and
expects
1960,
and
be
the
net
it
Newark
also
Avenue
$382,000,000, the
Its headquarters
operates 19 branches
Jersey.
•
UNDERWRITERS—The
ages
company
For
in
bank
dividends
consist
funds
taxes,
—V.
the
and
capital
after
-' per
.
proposal by
Dumas
Milner, Jackson, Miss., which will'-'chahgC the systrOm
an
association
into
an
effective
operating company and will
E.
bid
Industries, Inc., and EJec-
Corp. have unanimously approved plans
for both companies announced.
...'
1961,
$163,599.
and
.
Inc..,.
Co.
company
from
addi¬
Monogram Precision Industries, Inc.—B'd OKs Merger
Boards of Directors of Monogram Precision
Dec.
1,
of
the
in
about
New
1952.
will
$2,910,413
/Lee
$5,598,356
services
•
50,000 shares.
troVision
.
ended
underwriters
of
Sons
Co._
National
The
States,
owns
were
$1,155,367,
Townsend,
&
194,
ference,
establish
to
United
income
sales
Penington,
Kirkland
"The
i
of
of
of
Newark,
offices
The
Chancellor
on
EARNINGS—In
;
-
before
spend
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.____' 20,000
the
working capital to be used primarily to acquire additional trailers.
to
certain
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
shares
to
since
funds
total
connec¬
12,000
&
&
Crouter
price
a
&
&
Hallowell,
public
selling trailers
the net proceeds from the
will
5%
a
of
shares
Collings
DeHaven
and
throughout
of
—_
Dodge
Davenport
addition
318,000
Brown
Clark,
$230,000 to purchase an initial stock of trailers for these offices, $28,350
to retire a short-term bank loan incurred to
repay an indebtedness to
Mr.
plans
July
net
net
weeks
Douglas &
Fitzhugh,
Inc.
Vice-President.
offered
ended
and
Berry,
provide
business
sale
branch
Fabric
banking
Street,
resources
State
the
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion
.
months
Co.__
being
industry and government.
Of
of additional stock, $300,000
commerce,
company's
several
in
of
number
larger
the
^h^..pfin^ip^l,(Underwriters (at
exercisable initially at 110%
amendment),
price.
consist
&
covering 215,000 shares
to
are
six
1960,
52
mortgage loan
Bache
Registered—
Oct. 13
on
shares
shares,
the
$5,851,574
the
the
outstanding stock./; by
Board Chairman.
The
offering will be
through underwriters headed by Kleiner,
and
basis
engages
Narrow
other
Broad
'....'/
tal
Pa.,
will
in
drive-in
year
stock;\ $14,000,000 „.of
papers;
Shares
Figueroa St., Los Angeles, Calif., filed
50,000
by
company
incurred
note
With
in
downtown
communities.
intervals
woven
$150,000
company,
bank
division.
paper
Co
with
and
Executive
For
&
apd Hardy & Co. The public offering price and under¬
beYujpfSft'cnby amendment. The registration state¬
public offering
which
under
July 2,
Drexel
includes
supplied
the
to
744
beginning in 1805, p.nd stock dividends
v
the
(1) 12,000 outstanding shares sold to Kleiner, Bell
by .Mr. Hersch at 89c per share., and (2) 21,000 shares underlying
five-year warrants tp^be sold to'
be
proceeds
Net
enable
& Co.
to
Reading,
braided,
of
DIVIDENDS—Cash
severally
agreed, on the terms and conditions set forth in the purchase contract,
a
copy of which is filed as an exhibit to the registration statement,
to purchase from the
company and the selling shareholders the respec¬
writing te'ritis are'Sb
ment
net
West
makes
;
v
division coated and processed
paper
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
dresses.
to
used
inventories
Bryan,
registration statement with the SEC
of
sale
its
ended
will
51/2%
distribu¬
and
misses'
and
will
Corp.—Common
of
its
division
:
.
auxiliary
next
line.
pay¬
Y7;Y
/Y'
137,000...
headquarters in
textile
and net Income $404,255.
zation
through
from expansion. The company now has outstanding
shares, of which 200,000 shares each are owned by
Rentals
Its
'CAPITALIZATION—Following completion
Angeles, Calif.,
10 covering 100,-
C.
Mobile
This
the
program
sales' of
net
712,912
Los
Oct.
on
offered
additional
an
the
finance
President,
with
1900.
and
EARNINGS—For
Registered—
Angeles
be
additional
its
minimum
a
1962,
months
603.
share.
per
several
of
its
to
company
.
to
are
Co.
of
Los
with
stock,
statement
the
for
approximately $350,000 for weaving and other machinery
textile division and $125,000 for
laminating and plastic-forming
its
had
First
the
at
or
p.
headed
company
The
tion
South
statement
common
stockholders
outstanding short-term
an
equipment for
by F. L.
Rossman
&
Co. The
public offering
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. Also
Rossman
.
V
1919
3
office
1804.
largest
center
"
,
Inc.—Common
of
company
shares
000
•'
Elliette,
call
notes
new
of
company
in
third
the
County
Chris-Craft
refinancing and reduction of,bank debt effected Aug. 1.7, 1961.
portion of the remainder will be used for a modernization and
$204,843.
Miss
and
the
in
tion with
for redemption on Nov. 15, 1961, $385,000
5%% series, due May 15, 1985 at 102.33%
Payment will be made at the Mellon National
interest.
accrued
fabrics
pay
of
company,
in
PROCEEDS—Of
used
<
company has called
first mortgage bonds,
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Mellon Sq.,~ Pittsburgh
30, Pa.
City Bank of New York, 2 Broadway, N. Y.—V. 193,
r
the
on
group
incorporated
expansion
Gas Light Co.—Partial
a
BUSINESS—The
was
during
the Spring season.
He
also
announced
that
the
company is entering the discount department store field with the open¬
ing in October of its first unit in Northland Plaza Shopping Center
in Lima, Ohio, under the name of Welles.—V. 194, p. 220.
Milwaukee
provisions
is
are
of
shares
prevailed
.
1978, and have applied
the note held by the former
and
serves.
Legisla.ure
bank
1966, and $12,the proceeds to
pub¬
licly on Oct. 18, 212,000 common shares of the company
at $11.50
per share.
The company sold 75,000 of the
preceding year.
the decline .in earnings
weather
in
Narrow Fabric Co.—Common Stock Offered—A
group
headed by Drexel & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., offered
the
severe
State
'
the
in
10.
lending institutions received warrants to purchase
shares of NAFI common stock at $32.50 a share.
75,000
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
Newark/ is New Jer¬
sey's oldest bank, having been
originally chartered by the New Jersey
group of insti¬
joint and several
a
it
BUSINESS-—The
and
president, pointed out that
of improvement in geenral economic conditions
impact of new competition from discount stores
in
in
of
territory
out¬
1960,
$1,000,600 annually beginning Occ. 10, 1964.
...
•.
Former Chris-Craft stockholders recently agreed to
exchange NAFI's
$18,000,000 note for just unuer 100,000 snares of NAFI common stock
and $15,000,000 in cash—V.
194, p. 1162.
lack
of
'
to
due
are
balance
due
are
note
April,
The
Sinking fund
//■
amounted
share
Oct.
with
placed
which
of
6%
in
Y""-Y;'Y-Y
$43,541,187
common
in
'
which
outstanding
up
of
,
'
announced
of
outstanding
virtually no change from sales of $43,487,189 in the prefiscal year according
to the annual report released on Oct. 7.
earnings for the year were $102,937 compared with $328,923
vious
v
its
$3,000,000
tne
represented
4
of
Corp.
fund ' notes,
ment
were
president of NAFI,
Chris-Craft have
.
ing the mounting demand for loans
balance
banks, $15,000,000 of their 5%%
stockholders.
Steady, Net Down—
July
Bannister,
the
Chris-Craft
of
000,000
Ross,
share.
per
G.
refinanced
acquisition
sinking
(pur¬
President,
McMahan,
has
the
from
Tne company and
tutional lenaers and
capital
and 13.38%, respectively.
The underwriter
Watkinson and Mr. McMahan.
After the sale
Mr.
be
for
cents
Watkinson
L.
Miller-Wohl
Sales
144,000 shares of
Corp.—Note Refinanced—
corporation
standing
direct purchase
of
receivable ($220,000),
and
accounts
as
will
sale
sgock
13.88%,
by
shares,
new
50
at
persons
Marion
10.41%,
own
outstanding
has
company
chased
t
pro^wous
reserve
notes,
paper
certain
net
contingent fund.
The
a
estimated
$333,760
.
insurance
With -its
of
a
firms' On
present
North
a
network
re¬
of
Volume
organizations,
life
million
total
the
Central
in
Life
total.
The
Co.
The
states
it
old
$130-million
for
West
insurance
The
1961.
in
force
of
earlier
was
vear
"
Offering to Stock¬
headed
underwritten
by Blyth & Co., Inc.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
struction
will
acquisition
and
be
'
*
,
used
to
by
1 1
1 ■
part
pav
estimated
program,
at
cash
not
1961
in
000,000
been
yet
On
and
gas
and
of
company,
in
financing
has
utilities
the
of
income
178,000,
the
$22,276,000,
$2.20
or
and
equal
by
and
system
June
30,
to
$2.21
.$187,561,000
is
1967,
The
Cement
at
$2,161,017.
calendar
tive
net
Notes
♦
a
This
the
Kahn
by
writing
to
This
number
income
SEC
mill
one
194,
p.
to
together
with
initial
the
tion
iaries
Aug.
31.
funded
in
1961,
debt,
adjusted
$60,412,500
the
for
of
the
of
current
preferred
and
company
sale,
stock
its
subsid¬
The
194,
ended
$286,407,000
9,008,849 common
was
and
shares.
DIVIDENDS—In
35
cents
dividend
the
share
a
of
37 V-2
to
cents
purchase
percentage set
stock
offer
to
the
their
be
1961,
paid
was
30,
1961,
Co., Inc
Allyn & Co.,
Robert
W.
Baker,
Baird
Weeks
G.
A.
Becker
Blunt, Ellis
Caldwell
for
Clark,
Inc.. 1.25
.70
Inc
;i
Clarke
Dain
M.
162nd St., New York,
Oct.
10
public
for
Dominick
Drexel
&
Co.,
&
F.
.70
Newhard,
—1.50
Co.—
Ellis.
Holyoke
Elworthy
Estes
The
filed
110,055
covering
sale
through
of
warrants
to
issued
be
to
exercisable
warrant,
per
the
at
the
Curtis
:
Piper, Jaffary
test
3.00
&
3.00
;
Hemphill,
B.
:
stock
Common
G.
Weeks
&
W; ' E; .Hutton
194,
&
<
-
'.'V;''i
E.
Wood
&
&
in
Cinch
Nov.
Co.—Bonds j Placed
Co.
sold
been
the
of
-sales
Net
reported that $3,500,000 of
1, 1991,
through Harriman Ripley &
Inc., New York.—V. 186, p. 1957.
> f.
.
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.—Reports New Highs—
Texas
Nuclear
•
Corp.,
J Nuclear-Chicago
;
on
wholly-owned
-which .became, a
1961.
and
net
Aug.
31,
for
year
subsidiary
.
as
"
Phelan,
M,
James
-
.
of
cents
60
in
revenues
of
Chairman
the
Board
and
President,
stated
issue
sary
foreign
areas
and -desirable increases
search
work
The
has
a
operating expenses and additional re¬
the company's
maintain
company
41,000 square
position
foot
and
addition
to
insure
its future.
its Des Plaines,
plant under construction which will be completed in November,
expects that expansion in the subsidiary's plant, in Austin,
Illinois,
1961
to
in
and
Texas,
will be necessary during the year.—V.
194, p. 957.
tax
in
date
obtained
The
company
engaged
primarily
in
the
sale
and
'.stock
and
split)-,
F.
from
carry-over,,
*-•■
-
of which J. Earl Shoaff, /President and Board
Schnackenberg,
J.
Harry Ebbert, James
Richard
Cummings
Nuveen
-
Tax-Exempt
John N.uveen & Oo.,
statements
Paul
and
of
C.
Bond
a
135 South LaSalle; St.,
with the SEC
representing fractional
on
Chicago, filed registration
(11 $15,300,000 of units
Oct.-17 covering
undivided interests in
the Nuveen Tax-Exempt
capitalization
the
from
financing
will
applied
be
by
\
of 608 Fifth Ave., N. Y., was
of patents
Generally, the
of
stock.—V.
common
now
$17,930,000,' compared
were
$17,930,000,
/ V
■
1961
J
..
The
completion
the
194,
company
and apparently
takes
company
of
current
will
1616.
p.
;
inc.,
shares
consist
an
financing,
out¬
of 250,000 shares
.......
on
(par
Corp.—Files?With
.
Sept. 28,
cents)
10
1961
be
to
SEC—
filed a "Reg. A" covering 135,000
offered at $2.20, through Darius,"
y.\-.'."J,'-.'.-'■;/:
n.
Proceeds
to
to
are
be
used
•„
sales
for
equipment.
and
ventory
promotion,
'
;
..
working
capital,
.,
in¬
- -
^
compared
Personal
to
.
This
.
'
company,
The
company
ol 6381
Co.—Debentures
Leasing
Hollywood
Blvd.,
Los
Regist'd.
Angeles,
is engaged in the busir ess of leasing a
wide variety of
equipment and machinery to industrial and commercial firms to meet
their specific requirements;
Of the net proceeds from the debenture
sale, $1,000,000 will be "used to defray a pert of the purchase cost of
:
equipment to be leased; and the balance will be maintained on deposit
with various banks to provide a basis for? additional bank credit.- In'
addition to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding 369,730
to eight
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New
Property
Calif.; filed a
registration statement-with the SEC on Oct. 13 covering $2,000,000 of
convertible subordinated debentures due 1976, to be offered for public sale
at 100% of principal amount. The offering will be made through underwriters headed by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc., which wili receive an
6% commission. The interest.rate is to be supplied by amendment.; " :
„
Light Go.—Note Sale Approved—On
shares of. capital stock,/of which Theodore O.
McClurg, President, owns
In April, 1961, the
group 34.8%.
and management officials as a
12.1%
sold to the principal underwriter and certain associates of the
underwriter for $1,000, five-year warrants to purchase 20,000 shares of
company
»•
capital stock initially at $7.15 per share.—V. 193, p. 1794.
of issue.
the
Pfeiffer Brewing Co.—Appointment—
.
and
been
180,
Co.
appointed registrar
724.
for
the
common
p.
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Debentures Sold
—Oct.
firm's
Privately
18, 1961, it was reported that $40,000,000 of this
sinking fund debentures due Oct. 1, 1986
4.85%
had been sold
privately, at par and accrued interest from
existing bank loans
Oct. 1. Proceeds will be used to meet
and
$30,119,000 for electric
$31,229,000
for electric
general plant facilities—V.
finance additional construction.—V. 193, p. 1834.
Policy-Matic Affiliates, Inc.—Stock Registered—
facilities;
for
$4,382,000
745.
the
of
Wyoming:
unit by
substation
and
has
company.—V.
Schroder' Trust
stock
.
generating
line
Electronics
corporation
capital
,
•'
;
.
"
This
company
1001
of
15th
St.,
N.
W.,
Washington,
D. C.,
filed
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 16, covering 200,000
of
capital stock, to be offered for public sale at $3.25 per
share.
The offering will be made on a best efforts basis by Balogh
&
Company, Inc., which will receive a $0,325 per share commissionand
$12,500 for expenses.
The registration statement also includes
35 000 shares underlying three-year options to be issued to the under-*
writer,
exercisable initially at $3.25 per share.
The company will
also issue like options to Special Counsel for the purchase of 2,000
,
•a
Economic
Corp.—Common
Stock
Offered—
company
Sept. 27 prospectus.
>' BUSINESS—The
.
.
'
^
,
incorporated under the laws of the
It is an Instrument through which
Americans .participate
in the economic development of Israel on a
business basis. It engages in enterprises in and outside Israel of the
following nature through subsidiary and. non-subsidiary corporations:
banking; domestic and foreign credit; import and export; marketing;
purchasing; industry; agriculture; land development; construction; real
estate
ownership
and
management; insurance; investments; transportation;. and
oil and
mineral exploration and exploitation. The
issuer extends loans and purchases securities and does both in various
corporations. It owns ^ no physical property other than office furniture
and equipment. -It holds
securities' for safe keeping and temporary
investment in the State of'New York; in London, England and Israel.
State
Lewis,
Fund—Securities Regist'd
discoveries.
Pennon
offered, ' without underwriting, 120,000
shares of its $25 par common stock at $25 per share via
Chairman,
R.
:
T
proceeds
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
1961 earnings
fully absorbed.
were
-
facilities;
Palestine
The
distribution
Watson, senior, Vice-Presidents, own
i.6.74#V 10.76%f 15.62%*,- 14,90%, 15/99% and 14.90% , respectively,
and propose?, to sell 200,000 shares each.
;
Robert'
19
shares
throughout the United States of vitamin,'mineral and protein dietary
food supplements for human consumption. It has outstanding 3.547,985
shares
of
common
stock (after giving effect to a recent
335-for-l
:
-
is
steam-electric
distribution
p.
or
standing
on
be issued from time to time
will
the
on
transmission
194,
Oct.
made
was
discovery.
or
Principal construction items include $4,112,000 for the completion
the 18,000-kilowatt Iron Gate hydroelectric project on the Klamath
River in northern California, $2,000,000 for beginning construction of
a
City.
commercial exploitation
of
-
.
;
3,500
organized to
patentable in¬
assignment
of the patent, and undertakes the manufacture, use or sale of the
invention or discovery. The company may also act as an agent for
the holder of the patent, if he does not wish to proceed via assign¬
ment'or license or grant/to effect
the utilization of the Invention
borrowings will be used to retire $10,000,v
000 of notes issued by The California Oregon Power Co.; merged with
Pacific Power & Light on June 21, and an estimated $18,000,000 is-,
j sued or to be issued by Pacific Power & Light under an existing
credit agreement/The balance of the funds will be used to finance
temporarily the company:s current construction program
estimated
to
require about $30,034,000 for the last six months of 1961, about
$39,230,000 for 1962, and $12,000,000 for the first three months of
"J 1963.
"
•
.'
■'
■■
South L?. Cienega Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.,
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct...17
covering
1,200,000 outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public
sale by the
present holders thereof. The offering will be made at $5
per
share' through underwriters
headed by Vickers, MacPherson &
Warwick, Inc., which will receive 50 cents per share commission and
$35,000 for expenses. The registration statement also includes 120,000
outstanding shares underlying 18-month warrants to be sold to the
underwriters by the selling stockholders for $1,200, exercisable at $5
per share.-The, underwriters -will deliver warrants to purchase 20,000
of such shares to Murray Gilbert for services in connection with this
- offering. The prospectus states that 600,000 of the shares being offered
will be reserved for prior offering to certain of the company's distributors at the public offering price.
stock
common
BUSINESS—The company
seek
They will mature 11 months after their date of
on March 31,
1963, whichever is earlier. They
a rate equal to the prime commer¬
-Funds
Corp.—Common Registered—
6,500*
to continuing overhead and
administration
expenses;
acquisition of patents or licenses and developmental costs;
exploitation, and working capital.
of
ventions
Mr., Mclntyre
■
Nutri-Bio
Corp
Reynolds
6,500
of this firm's
of
I960.
made
was
"
in.
v';.
1960.
cial rate charged by
This corporation of 291
1
3,500
15,000
company
costs
or
York
•
Higginson
Co
745.
p.
sale
costs
will bear interest at
in
the increased sales came from both the domestic
and the volume added by Texas Nuclear.
He said
that the increase in earnings would have been higher except for neces¬
and
underwriting agreement,
Shares
15,000
PROCEEDS—Net
Net—
share
per
1961
%
dividend,
notes
banks.
the annual report that
194,
the
.
1960.
for
stock
The
,
,
.
L
New York
mixes
.
of
the
pub¬
lic
1961, the Federal Power Commission authorized
'/this company, of Portland, Ore;, to issue up to $45,000,000
of unsecured promissory notes.*
j
V,
June 1,
in
through the offering of 150,000 shares at $2.50 per share,
by an underwriting group managed by Darius, Inc.,
,
./The earnings per share increased to $0.82 from $0.67 based upon the
783,489 shares outstanding at Aug, 31, 1961.
J . . '
•
forth
3,500
E. Hutton & Co.__
amounts to 99 cents per share on the average
outstanding during
fiscal
1961,
contrasted with
Pacific Power &
J Net sales of the corporation increased ;30%\ to $8,331,712
earnings increased 22•% to $641,211 in the fiscal year ended
1961.
The results, include the sales and earnings for the full
set
Patent Resources, Inc.—Common Offered—Initial
Oct. 9,
J;
conditions
6,500
6,500
—V.
said, "will permit shareholdersto participate in
the company's' success and growth while enabling
the company to retain earnings for further acquisitions and internal
expansion of .operations.'—V. 194, p. 119.
~
The
:
, •
the
& Co., Inc._
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.. Inc,
Inc.
-
and "revenues
sales
Net
,
of
follows;
as
Lee
announced
'
:
for federal income
company's., tax loss
and?
for
$15,870,000
." V
was
privately
profit
provision
because
.70
Pri-
733,392 shs.
hereby and the aggregate num¬
severally agreed to purchase, subject
has
each
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
■
No
.70
Outstanding
underwriters
3.
year's
earnings
•
principal
being offered
Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co—
Products,
Inc., had
Industries,
shares
/"
the
Hallowell,
Cinch
Hawaiian,
Pacific
638.
p.
comparable
this firm's 4%%. first mortgage bonds due Sept.
had
194,
number' of
Co.
of
names
Jones, Kreeger &
Lehman Brothers
is the second in a previously announced
acquisitions are under study, Mr; Hughes
Products
Other
program.
1.25
1.25
/■' !'
vately—Oct. 16, 1961, it
$5,000,000.
of
excess
3.00
.
Ohio.. Telephone
of
president
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
50,000
Middlebrook, Inc.
3,500
diversified
a
This
Co.__.J_
stock
which
and
terms
PRESENT
Authorized
Shares
ord
Weld & Co. Inc._;__ 3.00
Witter & Co.z——— 3.00
Dean
Harold
Hughes,
acquired
has
TO
par)
common
shares
the
are
in
$15,870,000
Northern
to
1.25
Co.—
of
of
ber
net pre-tax profits of $1,406,733 in the
year ended Aug. 31, 1961, and thus achieved the highest earnings of any year in the company's history, it was announced in San
Francisco
Oct.
11
by
Henry L. Mclntyre, president.
Mr. Mclntyre also announced that the Board of Directors had de¬
clared a 4% stock dividend payable Dec. *14 to. shareholders of rec¬
Securities
Webster
Woodard-Elwood
f 1.50
Co.____
1162.
p.
2.00
shares
1.25
Walker & Co.___
H.
White,
Noyes & Co.______ 2.00
Hilliard & Son_;___
.70
Hornblower
&
($1
UNDERWRITERS—The
fiscal
.70
Corp:
Storz-Wachob-Bender
1.25
-__
Inc. 3.00
Co.,
&
Stone
.70
Co.
&
Ripley
■
to
as
Pacific
1.25
Inc.
EFFECT
.
Co.—Acquisition—
company
Pacific Industries, Inc.—Record
2.00
William R. Staats & Co.—
Stern Brothers & Co
1.25
Stieglitz—
Harriman
—•V.
Co
&
Co.__
&
Hallgarten
J.
Co.__JJ.__
Co.,
&
Schwabacher & Co
:_
.70
Hammill & Co.__ 1.25
Smith, Barney & Co.— 3.00
3.00
&
&
GIVING
'
.70
Hopwood—
&
Ave., Mount Vernon, New York, is
design, development and manufacture of
and monitoring instruments. Its principal
analyzers,
covering the
frequency range of
spectrum
are
CAPITALIZATION
principal under¬
public offering
purposes
concluded.—V.
Shearson,
.70
Corp.—
Co
Fulton
S.
the
efficient,
said
Hughes
equipment.
acquisition
.70
Webber, Jackson
Quail
.70
—_
.70
Sachs
Goodbody
Halle
Co.__
2.00
Co
Northwest
Pacific
Boston
Goldman,
J.
&
1.25
&
in
auxiliary instruments.
line of packaged food mixes on a national basis.Pacific Hawaiian Products, manufacturers of Hawaiian Punch, earlier
this year acquired Royal Master Corp.,, manufacturers of shoe shining
'.well
3.00
Co.
&
520
instruments and a variety of related special purpose and
The company's products are designed to assure
rapid and accurate observations and measurements for many
diverse
applications by
agencies of the government,
industry, and
research organizations.
metry
com¬
headed
the
in
engaged
of
measurement
cycle per second to 44,000 megacycles, which are used as
and measuring devices to reduce physical phenomena such as
sound, vibrations and electrical impulses to indentifiable measurements.
Other products include communications monitors and analyzers, single
sideband
analyzer systems,
different
types of
signal
sources,
tele¬
registration
a
shares
underwriters
~;"-J Cinch Products manufactures and distributes Cinch cake
1.25
_
Offered—Pur-,
testing
acquisition was made on the basis that calls for the issuance
shares of Pacific Hawaiian common stock, bringing the total
of outstanding shares to 850,896.
$1,500,000
assets
.70
,
Co
Cook
Paine,
Inc._.
Forgan
Moseley
3.00
Co
Co.,
First
Glore,
'
&
&
Milwaukee
2.00
1
Co.
.70
Co.
The
Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities
&
Co.____
&
McDonald & Co.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc
S.
3.00
_________
Lundborg
.70
Co.__
Inc.
c._
Dominick
&
Irving
York
Inc.—Common
18, 1961 prospectus, Hay den, Stone &
City, publicly offered 120,000 common
one-half
that the acquisition, which will be treated for
as
a
pooling of interests, would add in excess
sales in 1961 and should enhance Pacific Hawaiian's
profits and earnings per share, The acquisition will add $850,000 in
net assets which when consolidated will bring Pacific Hawaiian's net
of
,
2.00
-
Electronics,
Oct.
an
company
products
W.
accounting
2.00
19,473 shs.
$1,197,656.
45,000
Mr.
.70
—_
Corp.-—!
Higginson
number
699,255 shs.
<'$862,006
639.
engaged
& Co. The public offering price and under¬
supplied by amendment. Also included in the
15,000 common shares underlying a like
be
California,
P.
stock-'
Outstanding
sns.
contingently liable for guarantees totaling
test
13.
of
1.25
Co._
.70
Co._
Reuben
Inc.,
3.00
Inc.
Co._
&
.70
Corp,__
&
Fullerton,
1.25
&
Bros.
Langley
McCormick
'
1.50
.70
Dinsmore
C.
Inc..
Co.,
Lehman-Brothers
«
.70
.70
Weedon
Eugene
Lee
__-^i.J,yv.70
Inc.
C.
W.
1.25
Cruttenden;-Podesta &
J.
Lamson
1.25
Co.
&
Peabody & Co.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Co.
Is
electronic
tax-loss carryover, was
share. There were no compara¬
1057.
p.
Pacific Hawaiian Products
The
subscription
Kidder,
Dodge; & Co. Inc.____
W.
the
The
Kalman
Co
&
Crowell,
to
30,000
Coburn &
Oct.
1.25
Co.
Richard
pursuant
Co.,
&
Phillips,
Chiles-Schutz
1961.
quarter
•'
Simmons—
Potter
Burns,
20,
of
below
have
severally
the subscription price the
of the shares of common
9.40
Co.
&
such
Inc
&
&
third
stockholders:
common
&
C.
A.
dividends
A
in
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
:
were
listed
of
:V.
Blyth
quarterly
stock.
Sept.
at
company
names
subscribed
two
common
underwriters
from
not
the
share
a
opposite
shall
as
of
on
paid
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
half
first
were
$25)
$1)__.
primarily
-L'
June
manufacture and distribution of
appliance
replacement
parts
and
accessories.
Net proceeds of this
financing
will be used in part to repay a $100,000 note and the
balance
used
to
expand
manufacturing
facilities and for
working
capital and to expand the company's distribution facilities. The com¬
pany
now
has outstanding 440,220 common shares, owned in equal
amounts by Morris L. Goldman, President, and three other officials.
is
company
PRESENT
acquisition of equipment and property, construc¬
a plant, and
working capital.
of
The
price.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
incurred
expenses
TO
90,000 shares were offered by the company and 30,000
by stockholders. Proceeds will be used by the company
additional
an
five-year
at
issuer
Co., New
$205,000
a
common
a
on
Cohn
to
are
are
of
writer
1960.
Peck,
&
terms
statement
The
for the
'
months
including
cents
offered
be
for
it
EFFECT
payable—0-5%—1961/1962
suant
operation
northeast of
miles
■
of 230 East
the
with
stock,
reimburses
GIVING
(par
(par
Panoramic
are
commercial
45
some
debentures,
nine
the
in
figures.—V.
company
statement
mon
$200,000;
purposes.
Economic
Corp. of
subsidiary, to sell the Issuer's common'
payable to Palestine Economic Corp. of New
is
issuer
stock
a
year.
to 65
year-earlier
Palestine
designed
debentures
P-G Products Mfg. Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
served
share.
of
income,
Net
equal
$496,955,
employs
Authorized
cement.
Portland
of
in
been
has
Okla.,
Pryor,
sells
and
proceeds
of
the
stock
B
at 105.75% and accrued interest
decreasing prices thereafter. They are
1966, out of funds borrowed at Interest
1,
commission
Common
—V.
maturity.
issuer
shares of this firm's stock at $11 per share. Of the total,
1961,
30,
makes
It
by
cement
non-affiliated
and
buildings $700,000;
(c)
citriculture
working capital and general corporate
for
CAPITALIZATION
at
and
Oct.
oefore
EARNINGS—Sales
sixty-five towns,
during 1961.
common
a
factory
wholly-owned
a
but
11
selling.
option
company's
1962,
No
York,
$14.
fund," starting Oct. 1,
issue
York,
stock.
5VSs% tank note, will be used for expansion.
Cement plans, to double its production capacity to 2,000,000
Illinois,
are
and
balance
(d)
New
Oklahoma
1961,
operating
$195,370,000 and
was
of
Iowa,
towns
balance
the
subsidiaries
revenue
for
the
to
ended
its
Dakota,
cities
hundred
One
added
and
operating
South
130
months
12
$22,382,000,
was
and
common
at
stock
sinking
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Neb.,
directly
and
distributes and sells natural
system,
were
company
with
compared
these,
distribution
of
REVENUES—For
revenues
Of
municipalities.
and
residential
Nuveen
5%%.
Sept.
$2,200,000
not
Omaha,
Nebraska,
Kansas,
Wisconsin.
company-owned
gas
of
that
of
A
with' population
net
Timing
produces
towns
Minnesota
the
30,
purchase
debenture
BUSINESS—Oklahoma
produces, transmits,
and sells natural gasoline, liquified petroleum
subsidiary is preparing to produce and sell helium.
December
31,
1960 the company supplied
natural gas to 511
cities
by
operations.
subsidiaries,
It also
and oil.
gas
than
Tulsa.
determined.
through
gas.
the
barrels
from
BUSINESS—The
at
redeemable
since
debentures
cash
to
common
entire
Sept.
less
of
con¬
$98,000,000.
of
FUND—A
the
through
Gas sold $35,000,000 of A7/a%
last July. T'o meet its
1961
construction
costs,
the
company
estimates
about
$25,000,000
additional
debt
financing will be required, after making use of approximately $23,-
fund
retire
redeemable,
- •
tye
share
one
SINKING
to
REQUIREMENTS—Northern Natural
sinking
in
stock at the rate of
25
warants
for
each
$1,000
principal amount of debentures were
attached, each entitling the holder, through Oct. 1, 1971, to buy for
group
a
•
of
units
of
,
WARRANTS—Warrants
company
is being
(2) a like amount
Series 4. V.' '
;
and
Oklahoma Cement Co.—Debentures Offered—Eastman
Maine
this
"
offering
3,
Fund,
Bond
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and associates offered
publicly on Oct. 18, $3,000,000 of this company's 5%%
sinking fund debentures with attached common stock
purchase warrants. The debentures, due Oct. 1, 1976,
were priced at 100%
to yield 5.75%.
force
is offering holders of its out¬
standing common stock rights to subscribe at $35 a share
for 428,981 additional shares at one share for each 20
held of record Oct. 17, 1961. Rights will expire Oct. 31,
—
Series
Fund,
DISTRIBUTION—The
Vir¬
in
management
Maine,
Gas Co.—Rights
Bond
Tax-Exempt
(1723)
40-year
$18-million
assumed
$168-
,
the
subsidiary,
life
Portland,
has
and
:
.
WIMCO
additional
An
when
Company,
Northern Natural
holders
38
company
for
which
acounts
adds i$20-million
Central
Life Insurance
194, p. 1549.
in
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
„
parent
force.
in
Fidelty
—V.
in
Co.,
Central
North
to
operates
.
force.
insurance
insurance
North
the
brought
Number 6101
-
firm
Insurance
Life
ginia
to
Paul
Central
North
of
North
insurance
Saint
The
194
of
Maine
on
'iPROCEEDS—The
(a)
000;
company
Jan.
18,
proceeds
was
1926.
will
be
used
approximately
as
follows:'
participation in the'further development of Israel industry $1,500,-
(b)
development
of
urban
and
suburban
areas
and
erection
of
o
shares.
,'
.
.
.
was
organized under Delaware law in April, 1961,
Corporation of Pennsylvania and adopted its present
name
in May, 1961.
It proposes to engage in the business of leasing
electrically operated insurance vending machines to general insurance
agents
for
the sale
of land travel accidental death and medical
insurance
policies which are - underwritten by
Beneficial Standard
Life Insurance Company of Los Angeles; Calif, or one of its subsidi-.
aries
Policy-Matic Corporation of America (Atlanta), the developer,
patent owner and distributor t>f the vending machine has granted
the company exclusive franchises for tbe use of the trade name and,
trade
mark "Policy-Matic," and the use and lease of the machines
in certain territories.
Under the franchise agreements
the company
The
as
company
Policy-Matic
has
agreed
within
the
to
next
purchase
two
years.
as
needed
not
The $585,000
less
than 3,900 - machines
estimated net proceeds from
12
the
stock
sale
machines
capital
for
general
cash
used
for
as
additional
corporate
the
to
purchase
($50,000),
agents
for
of
of
underwriter
opening
at
working
promoters
aggregate
Aug.
cash
17,
the-
sold
an
aggregate
of
60,000
shares
to
a
private
group
of
13
persons
at
$1
per
share.
Of
the 210,000
capital
outstanding,
George F.
Harris.
Board
Chairman, George C.
"William, Treasurer, ar.d Gus Levathes, a director, own 17.09%, 19.47%
and
12.73%, respectively.
After the sale of new shares, present book
cents
of
Popular Library, Inc.—Capital
of
company
statement
with
Lexington
355
the
SEC
Oct.
on
Ave.,
17
Stock
New
covering
filed
of
their
statement
includes
also
(1)
50,000
4convertible notes of
with
sharese
Of
previously
latter stock,
the
writers
will
be
Market
related
the
to
466,000
and
time
S.
his,
the
private
at
if
exenange,
shares
Caplin,
at
and
the
of
is
the
books
certain
shares
also
and
at
of
capital stock,
sell the 127,500
to
of
which
shares.
Pines
In
sells
September,
,/,,/;
of
of
of
rate
20,000
for
$20,000;
Corwin
and
in
the
for
each
in September,
to
2,500
for
5,000
5,000
McGoldrick,
$100
1961
partners
$10,000;
to
indicated
shares
25
shares
of
and
Frankel,
to
Pines
7,500
former
a
Dannett,
notes,
follows:
as
statement.
Abraham
com¬
z/" %/.,/■//• ///.
corporation
shares
&
filed
1961
5,
cents)
10
to
for
for
at
used
be
for
debt
repayment,
Gianis
Oct.
&
Co., Inc., New York
17 offered
120,000 shares
stock
common
at
BUSINESS—The
the
to
$5
City,
is
business
of
New
approximately
mately
from
ranging
of
and
facilities,
The
thereof for
approximately
manufactur¬
to
market
to
its
stereophonic
new
for
extend
and
the
the
customers,
and
approximately
company.
7 7/77
Capital stock: com. stock
Common
stock
^Includes
warrants
purchase
not in
the options.
EFFECT
V:
;
15,000
A.
the
respective
number
below
shares
of
have
of
&
Clark,
Co.
&
earnings
ended
Aug.
$343,000
:
the
of
operating
on
&
&
corporation
39 V2
the
cents
margins
share
a
period
same
continued
totaled
on
operating
high
with
net
year,
earnings
of
revenues
earnings
at
11.5%
of
operating revenues for the quarter as compared with 10.5%
for the
same
period
of
the
preceding year, Morton L, Mandel, president,
said Oct. 13 in a report to shareholders for the
company's fiscal first
quarter,
This
t
7"
7
favorable
businesses
have
been
our
ability
said,
"and
tributed to
elements
result
experiencing
to
continued
of
our
achieved
was
■"///..■
7"7"-;
emphasis
good
a
profit
on
business."—V.
194,
period
a
cost-price
a
maintain
during
Mr.
squeeze,
return
be
can
planning
and
many
Mandel
directly
control
at¬
in
all
892.
p.
Circuits,
Stock
Offered—Via
Aug. 25 offering circular, Naftalin & Co., Inc., Min¬
neapolis; Minn., offered 260,000 shares of the company's
an
stock
common
at
$1.15
share.
per
BUSINESS—The
-
of
printed
control
company is engaged In the design and production
electrical circuits for use In electronic and electrical
wire
products.
the
The
pursuant
to
Precision
Fabricated
corporation
laws
of
the
State
Products,
Incorporated
was
of
Inc.
Minnesota
In
Oct.
on
under
August,
1961,
the
the
1956/
9,
corporation
avoid
of
that,
confusion.
led
name
The
main
to
the
office
and
presently located at 2532-25th Avenue,
PROCEEDS—The
•
which
$39,000
mated
the
cost
residue
and
the
devoted
to
to
is
the
of
new
purchase
working
proceeds
and
will
o.'
the
be
change
the
will
be
corporation
applied
intends
toward
the
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
*If
all
($0.10
shares
use
purchase
be
be
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
par)__
being offered
Outstanding
1,250,000
hereby
are
*785,000
Stocky to
is
to
Co.,
be
plus
on
which
$3,500
additional
a
West
SEC
offered
made
Inc.,
share
an
be
45
for
best
will
for
10,000
on
35th
Oct.
public
St.,'
sold.
11
sale
efforts "all
receive
a
expenses.
shares,
of
New
"
York,
covering
at
$3.50
none"
or
"
,
filed
40,000
\
per
basis
registration
a
shares
share.
of
common
The
offering
by D. M. Stuart
selling
Also
commission
of
42
cents
included in
the statement
which
5,000
Co.
&
Dickson
&
are
to
be
sold
to
1,250,000
Co.
300,000
of
2,000,000
M.
&
Co.
&
Hannaford
Chas.
W.
*
Shearson, Hammill
H.
Stern,
!
750,000
150,000
750,000
Walter
1,500,000
Noyes
&
Co.
H, THilsman & Co.,
___7___
%____
100,000"
Weeks__
Bond
—V.
194,
Joyce
&
&
'
White
/
150,000
Co.,/
This
tial
•""".'•Vi»
tration
stock.
such
common
public
&
sale
Dec.
public
share
SEC
St.,
per
all
the
-
;
Of
Pa./filed a regis¬
covering 1,250,000 shares
16,
150.000
restriction
shares
that
to
by
be
7
and
dealers/
-
.
who
will
or
sport
profits.
under
mated
Out
at
of
share
and
way,
are
be
such
in
and
held
60
a
for
certain
from
be
other
used
(he
in
of
expenses
saie
escrow
used
to
the
proceeds
from
•
pav
and
of. tha
with
to
nrices-
the
for
cost
corporate
remaining
Philadelphia
and
of
land
time
proceeds
of
as
the
of
any
"
the
$7,066,000,
.
forthcoming year whether
preferred to resell the
or
shares
and
of. Rio
to
purchase
Algom
and-
of
at
by
29
be
subject "to
shareholde-s
to
the
acceptance
of
provisional
a
maximum
/:;/.'■//':.;
and
letters
■
this
Ltd.,
.
limit
,
transmittal
of
Preston.
Mines
Sept.
Holdings Ltd.
Oot,: 31,
1961, and will
and
offer
share¬
Prestnn
of
announced
was
the
of
present
Tinto
shares.
the
subsidiary
from
shares
common
share
per
of
until
open
wholly-owned
a
their
/ 7
.
will
extent
to
be
70"
the
!
:
mailed*
%
-'-77'.';;
1
/
issue.—V.
191;
2094.
p.
v
_
Industries Corp.—Common Stock Offered^—Ini¬
sale
of this
through
firm's
stock
common
made
was
the
a
v/; /
,./
.-
„'■/ /■,/
:
7
/ ./•,■■
,7/7,'/. /
// //; /
proceeds from 'he s°le will be used by the comoany
defray costs involved in moving to a new plant;,
equipment and for research and development,
tooling
bank
new
loan;
and
in
working
capital.
7';
....
of 36-27 Prince St..'.Flushing, N.
the, development, manufacture and distribution (on
company
,
$3
National
to
-
o*
~-
p-m^ucts
-n
levels;
GIVING
stock
stock
bank
Y., -is
11a-.
a
used
in
the
electronic
replacement
recording heads;
record
recording; and chemicals for
photographs.
■•/■• /
tape
EFFECT
$100)
(par
(par
10
574.
p.
competitive
will
be
Including
the
the
proceeds
due
bidding
used
of
with
bonds
in
FINANCING
'
$10,000
250 shs.;
cum.__
*
Outstanding
$10,000
cents)___^.
130 shs.
900,000 shs.
Electric
89
East
the
SEC
1991,
Nov.
400,000 shs.
14.
which
of
were
Corp.—Bonds Registered—
Ave.,
T,
Net
with
some
so
Rochester,'.N.
Oct.
on
series
connection
discharge
of
5%
PRESENT
Authorized1
.
corporation
statement
TO
■ i
1oan___„
Rochester Gas &
mortgage
oL-the Race-,u
or
.194,
This
make
securities^ -secured
export)
turntable
short-term
Preferred
tion
per
Bank
for
and
covers;
Common
—V.
the
now
basis
.
purposes.
shares,
promotion
other
cash
*"
5Vz%
purposes.
The funds in escrow will."
the -company
has
resourcos ^(including
sale
of
Ltd.,
shares
CAPITALIZATION
•
esti¬
corporate
.such
album
gains
being
administrative expenses,
planning
for
sale
purchase
plus
so
during
and tape accessory kits; books on
maintenance of tape recorders and
cent
-
principally
option
opportunity
an
as
be
re-purchase all
requests at any time within
to
recording and reproduction, field. Among the products manufac¬
tured. by the company are recording tape
splicers; demagnetizes end
degaussers for recording heads ana recording tape; plastic record and
_
than
estimated
be
furtherance
for
until
funds,
will
rather
aggregate
deposited
balance
payments
per
proceeds
be
will
(the
$130,000),
the
racing
$300,000
shares
option
will
the
the
The
150,000
held
of
will
Algom
sound
The company was
organized in 1957 to build and operate an auto¬
mobile
racing
center
in
the
Pocono
Mountain
vacation
area
of
Pennsylvania, to be know as "Pocono Mountains International
Race-,,
way."
The company expects to oeprate under that name.
The Race-:
way -is
not
in- operation
or
under
construction.
According
to the
prospectus, the stock is being offered primarily as an
opportunity to
the
and
representing
respectively.
cost.
including
of
products
new
tional
receive
■
Algom
Rio
also
Pala-
Ltd.,
39%
by Rio Algom
investments.
with
Holdings Ltd.,
London. Eng.,
be
Algom
sold."
offered
per share by management officials without'1,100,000 shares are to be
offered
for
restriction)
at
higher prices
(not
more
than
•
notice
18
engaged
$2
salesmen
will
.BUSINESS—The
remaining
commission.
and
in
Ltd.
offering of 100,000 shares at $2.50
share by Carroll Co., New York City. The stock was
not. be "re-sold
are
they
10%
investments
at
(Canadian)
750.000
Rio
purchase
*
will
Canada
PROCEEDS—N°t
Stroudsburg,
Oct.
on
stock,
to
at
(without
share)
per
per
1963)
The
_
sale
Of
(subject
31,
commission.
$4
the
7th
Rhodesia)
26%,
paid
decide
such
President
1,250,000
to retire
North
Tinto
pericd.
Mines
$7.20
public
Oct;
.
company of 21
statement with
of
Robins
150,000
mi
Racing Inc.—Common Registered—■„
'
Rio
Proposed Reciprocal Agreement—
150,000 '
Co.l___
business
of
held
shares
,
Ltd.,
Preston
conditions,
of
See
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner / 200,000
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
250,000
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.__
300,000
200,000
to
300,000
&
expand
Co., Ltd.—Subsidiary Seeks Tenders—
shareholders
to
400,000
1,000,000
Inc.____
program
to
administra¬
the
advantage
the
.150.000
Co.
Algom
of
Exploration ^td., which, has been
African
consisting
Duncan,
Formal
200,000
N.
Incv
/
/
Co
200,000
Co/
-
the
it
Tinto
Co.,
least
offer
&
&
Co.,
&
at
250,000
250,000
1427.
p.
of
7 150,000
Strauss
of
(Northern
the
Holdings
/ '•,
offer
certain
150,000
C.
1,500,000"
This
1,500,000
Co.__
Arthur L. Wright &
Corp.
The Johnson, Lane,
Space Corp.
B.
S.
V.
400,000
&
taking
all
Canada.
will covenant
continue
by
of
price
N.
J.
;_7
Meyer
7__
for
enable
•
Tinto
Co.v
Robert K. Wallace & Co..
J.
C.
Wheat & Co.
&
Share
John
J.
Stroud
750,000
&
Indianapolis
& Co.
Co
Stokes
Thomas
Co.
Hornblower
&
Fox
2,000.000
Hemphill,
holders
the
Stix & Co.
Haupt & Co.______
Kavden, Stone & Co.
Rio
150,000
&
Staats &
Frank,
Talbot__ /
&
&
R.
Steele
J.
Tinto
consideration
assets,
.
offer
200,000
•! 300,000
William
••
1 400,000
Ira
Hirsch
Scranton
Tinto
approximately
during
Rio Tinto
■
An
Co,
include
investments if Rio
to
Preston.
*
Stringfellow__
Rio
of
Tinto
to
company's
Co.- 1,500,000
&
exploration
Rio
f
Meetings of the shareholders of both Rio Tinto Canada and Rio
Algom will be held in due course to pass upon the agreement.
v 77
Z Mr. Winters also stated that the proposals
envisaged a distribution
to the shareholders of Rio Tinto ,Canada of a substantial
part_ of the
400,000
_______________
&
.
Anderson
&
Roberts
Scott
400,000
.
Co.,
in
cash
would
wished
300,000
Rothschild
Parke
150,000
Ellis &
F.
Schmidt,
the
advantage
of
purpose
will
Rio
of
arm
$1,566,000
400,000
;L_
the
for
sold
of. Rio Tinto Canadian
companies
Algom
Hughes
____.
of
enable
With respect to the African shares being sold by Rio Tinto Canada
Rio Algom, M. Winters pointed out that the
"put" granted to Rio
7
to
Co.,
Inc.
300,000
—
Green,
&
full
..
be
Robinson-Humphrey
600,000
______
Freeman
Inc.
Co.
600,000
Michigan Corp.
Corp.__
Freeman
L.
100,000
300,000
Securities
M.
The
&
Co.,
Co.___—_
First
the
■
100,000
600,000
Raffensperger,
/& Co., Inc.
Rand
;
First
300,000.
Co.
2,000,000
Inc
&
Pollock
&
would
take
one
year at the amount paid plus any moneys expended by Rio Alsom
in the acquisition of additional shares -or other securities of the said
companies plus the amount of any moneys advanced by Rio Algom to
it
E.
transfer
to
Holdings Ltd.
shares
Wm.
the
Algom
London
African
150,000
Putnam
Co.,
______________
Co.
these
750,000
Pont & Co.
total
100,000
300,000
___
&
300,000
*
Co.,
Inc.
Francis I. du
including
600,000
400,000
S.
that
Rio
shares
Tinto
Co.
knowledge and Rio Algom
the United Kingdom.
Tinto Holdings, Rio Algom
purchase at any time up to
to
by
and
interests
The
___
&
business
Rio
720,000
&
Co.
Overton
Holdings
all
Algom its African investments of 39,640 shares
Holdings Ltd., 1,446,760 shares in Rio Tinto (Rhodesia)
Noijris & Hirshberg, Inc.
Ohio
London,
of
Tinto
Algom
organization built up by Rio Tinto Canada over
Rio Algom would also become the representative in Canada
shares
equity
200,000
A.
Rio
in
to
bora
300,000
J.
Bodine
their
relating
to
exploration
The
100,000
____
Townsend,
&
Inc.
R.
first
company of
statement with the
&
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
promote
Programming & Systems, Inc.—Common
Registered—
This
300,000
____
to
come
covenants
Ltd.
subsidiary
to
Rix-Athabasca
753,000
___7
Co.
Tinto
refer
program
Canada
300,000
Beissner
Rio
that
Canadian
years
covenant
the
explained
to
the
the
&
Inc.
15
concerned.
technical
Tinto
300,000.
7
and development
Sept. 29 by Hon.
companies
by • Rio
Anglo-Rouyn Mines Ltd".,' Oceanic Iron Ore of Canada
Uranium
Mines
Ltd.,
Tinto
Iron
Mines
Ltd.,
Brunswick Mining & Smelting Corp. Ltd.-and Rio Tinto Dow Ltd. and
150,000
_
offer
of
of
Canada
assets
t-Ltd.,
t all
Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co.
Newhard, Cook & Co._
Nongard, Showers &
Murray, Inc.
1_
*
Rio
The
Hutchinson
Lynch
Moroney,
Securities
and
sell
Leonard
Co.,
Tinto
exploration
the years.
150,000
Inc.__
the
two
1965,
Winters
Rio
of
&
Co.
of
reciprocal
a
shares.
per
Tinto
Coe
&
offered
Acquisition—
with its exploration
it was announced
the
of
wholly-owned
opportunities.
Co.,
Co.
Moore,
200,000
1
&
McMaster
77. &
300,000
1,000,000
Inc
Union
Crouter
before
of
approximately $75,000 will
equipment, and the balance will
new
250,000
&
600,000
for
esti¬
to
McDonnell
750,000
is
$299,000,
The
Mackall
3,624
to
other assets,
period
a
consideration
tive
2,000,000
600,000
grant
Mr.
its
.
_
for
1st,
/
t
Inc.
Oct. 16, covering
shares are to be
to Tinto Holdings an option to
500,000 treasury shares of Rio Algom at the price of
share being the average of the closing prices for the month
immediately preceding Sept. 8th, 1961, the date on which the respec-,
tive boards approved of the purchase agreement.
7;
7j
Thalmann
Wheeler
122
from
grant
of
Co.„ Inc.__
Calif., filed
100,000
Calabasas,
Blvd.,
Rio Algom Mines Ltd. to purchase the
organizations of the Rio Tinto Mining
by
together
behalf
on
its
and
will
principal
Co.
made
Ltd.,
condition
a
Jan.
500,000
250,000
.____
of
"
~
building;
of
:
&
been
certain
and
will
In
agreed
Inc.
&
is
will
into
7
ranging
opportunities in Canada which
$300,000
Kidder
Alleman,
Co.
Inc.
It
company
income
of
respective
Ventura
administrative
Winters
England
Ltd.
has
and
program
the
severally
amounts
Canada
of
$9.20
have
23999
of
statement with the SEC on
stock, of which
50,000
sell
to
Robert
redemption/
net
corporation
technical
Co.
7
extends
MacArthur
Kormendi
77
________
to
capital.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Common
York
corporation
commissions.
and
1436.
p.
Corp.—Common Registered—
offer
An
the
short-
redemption
fund
CO.
M.
Leedy,
Co.
was
name
noted
Minneapolis, Minn.
underwriting
$10,000
$100,000
a
plant
South
contemplated
constitute
issue
follows:
as
construction
applied
total
will
of
subsequent
<fe
A.
750,000
Co.
Co.,
for
of
of
owns
/; Rio Algom Mines Ltd.—Proposed
of
name
name
changed to Printed Circuits, Inc. In April, 1961, the
corporate
was
changed to Precision Circuits, Inc., but existence of a New
regular
and
below
&
&
&
used
portion
30/ 1961,
Ladenburg,
&
J.
Inc.—Common
June
600,000
Burr
Inc.
Printed
at
188,
families, who organized and
invested $24,290.80 in its stock.
72.3 %
of such outstanding
their
of
have
President,
and
Jr.,
of.-common
propose
be
a
1,250,000
._
Gregory & Sons
when
be
will
'7,17/7 '7,- -.7;'
7
following
150,000
Inc.
&
Fahnestock
'
$3,277,000.
net
on
Amount
200,000
Evans
were
will
a
payment
sinking
Kenower,
400,000
Co
Co,,
Este & Co.
a
months
the
.750,000
Corp.
cents
thi.ee
/;77,
at
named
.
Sons__
5,000
381/2
or
the
,
•
Emanuel, Deetjen &
Equitable Securities
for
last
Co.
Brothers,
Davenport
5,000
$334,000
$2,904,000
ox
purchasers
Co.
DeHaven
10,000
Co._
&
&
&
Co.,
10,000
Co;
and
$414,023,826
the
Cunningham, Schmertz
.:
Co.
and
ended
of
Cooley
stock
Inc
&
months
Courts
the
Corp.—Net Off-
revenues
During
31.
or
Profit
Co.,
Samitas
Stearns
10,000
&
Ackerman
Dean
7
.
12
and
Coffin
534.
p.
Premier Industrial
Net
Stone,
■_
194,
share
Hodgdon
20,000
debentures
in
New
Jersey
Wilmington.
areas
revenues
Peck
Brown
Shares
60,000
____________
Weinstock
Porges
—V.
Inc
Co.,
&
the
company
par,
King__
Clayton Securities Corp.
"
of
Amount
&
Byrd
severally
common
Of¬
associates
-
-
redeemable
are
company
debentures:,
the
Alex.
-
named
and
-7'
of
Barth
for issuance under,
Shares
Gianis
Kamen
serves
the
from
Allyn
Dallas
underwriters
Inc,
sale
-$7,500,000
Bioren
,
The
the
the
to
Philadelphia
& Co. Inc.
J.
15,000
shares reserved
1616.
p.
company supplies electric and gas service in New
the outstanding capital stock of
Public Service
which
operates
a
comprehensive
mass
bus
operating,
&
C.
;
7>
of
Co.
194,
on
public sale by the company and 50.000 sharest being outstanding
stock, by the present holders thereof.
The offering will be made by
Blyth & Co., Inc.
The public offering price and underwriting terms
are
to be
supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the design, development and manu.acture of microwave components, sub-systems and test instruments, in¬
cluding
antennas,
multiplexers,
ferrite
devices
and
filters.
These
products are used principally in the fields of telemetry, radar, com¬
munication
and
navigation.
The
net
proceeds
from the company's
sale of additional stock will be used to defray costs of construction
of
a
new
engineering,
laboratory
and
administration building and
additions
to
existing manufacturing facilities
(estimated at a total
of $385,000).
The balance will be added to working capital.
7/ The company has outstanding 389,118 shares of common stock, of
which Robert Krausz,? President, owns 13.7%
and management officials
as
a
group
44.4%.
The prospectus lists 31 selling stockholders "who
own
an
aggregate of 374,736 shares and propose to sell 50,000 shares.
Mr.
Krausz proposes
to sell 6,939 shares of 53,375 shares held; and
Richard M.
Link, a director, and Clark B. Millikan propose to sell
3,917 shares
each of their holdings of 30,132 shares each.
Others
>"'7%:
Co.— Debentures
justify
for
Board
as
-
members
company
registration
shares
all
________
$50,000
exercise
&
of
bonds
Parker &
Redpath
Baker,
Weeks
&
Co
Barret, Fitch, North
260,000 shs„
for
issue.—V.
Gas
Auchincloss,
Outstanding
•
reserved
This
a
R.
102.27%
to par, plus accrued interest in each
debenture bonds may be redeemed
prior to Oct. 1,
at a lower interest cost to the
company.
that.
Allison-Williams
rec¬
,
III
7;-' 7
the
Rantec
25,500
Alan
and
from any
other
Phase One of
commitments
embarking
or
to
Raceway
Montgomery,
stock.—V.
refunding
City,
Stuart
Adams
FINANCING
*750,000 shs.
stock
common
of 65,000
excess
—
agreed to purchase
indicated below:
PRESENT
Authorized
;>
25c)
(par
7
UNDERWRITERS
TO
warrants-^.-—
shares of
15,000
and
,
.
GIVING
this
&
from
107.10%
/■'/:•
of outstanding tax liabilities.
The remainder of the:
approximately $40,000, will be added to the working capital
CAPITALIZATION
,
to
Co.,
,.
funds
Inc.
settlement
proceeds,
of
further credit
David
shares/;
by
funds
and
the
officials
agement
promoted
;
Transport
purchase
Halsey,
ords under the name Directional Sound,
including the acquiring and
using of a sales device for the audio and visual presentation of sound
in motion, approximately $100,000 to reduce
financing of notes receiv¬
able
28,000
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
sufficient
are
of
United"
the
which
from
the
a
owns
total
amounts
presently plans to use approxi¬
acquisition of control of pressing plant
$100,000
and
in
of
$54,466,257.
company
the
York
had
proceeds from the sales of the 120,000 shares of
deducting expenses estimated at $35,000, will be
$490,000.
$200,000
in
school
operation,
common
Greenwood
-///v.,.7 .7777/;/,
.'REVENUES—For
on
250 par
net
stock, ""After
W.
cities
share,
purposes,
including payment of
construction program, and the
current
through
Jersey,
selling and distributing
12-inch
long-playing stereophonic and
monaural
phonograph record.
It was incorporated
in New York on
Feb. 19, 1959; its principal offices are at 356 W. 40th
Street, New York.
PROCEEDS—The
office
punch
the
issue of
proceeds
PURCHASERS—The
in the
engaged
/-
Colorado—Proposed Merger—
Stuart
loans.
None
1566
Offered—
associates,
and
as
Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Ripley & Co., Inc., bidding jointly, 101.199.
corporate
its
prices
equipment
of the. company's
key
on
71,500
per
President.
as
Power
an
general
ranging
case.
share.
per
company
Stock
James
Kron,
branch
a
.
(estimated
at
$1,750,000
including
working capital).
Phase Two,
which
includes a
extension
of the
course, a garage, office building and enlargement of seating capacity,
is
expected
to cost an additional $2,050,000.
If the escrow
is not
terminated by Dec.
31, 1963, the funds will be returned, subject to
rights of creditors, to shareholders.
•
Of the 916,536 shares now
outstanding, 804,63r6 are held by man¬
exer¬
share
"
'
a
major
cents
Vice-Fresident,
Electric
REDEMPTION—The
prices
ing,
common
Central
more
or
.
transportation
Inc.—Common
E.
Halsey,
Coordinated
Albums,
each,
per
:
.
borrowings
which
sources)
construction
Co., Blyth &
bank
term
capital.
Premier
$4.50
7
firms
outstanding
22
lists
prospectus
offered
&
of
cost
covering 100,000
through Armstrong
inventory,
"
unsecured
shares/
warrants,
Net proceeds of the company's
$98,000, will be used to expands
Washington; and the company
at
and
one
Mautner,
Henry
BUSINESS—The
to
are
working
and
Auerbach
with
cent
one
A
7
business
systems.
in
101.57%.
general
As
included
/'
1
to
York
Service Co. of
—
added
A"
$3,
The
PROCEEDS—Net
&
With SEC—
"Reg.
a
Irwin
and
18
Weld
$20,000;
$20,000.
are
//•/■'■l' •/'' •/
offered
be
by
and Harriman
said
Lualdi
Inc., N. Y.
Co.,
Proceeds
and
Oct.
on
(par
the
P.
Whitehorn
Co.
&
Golub
&
Precision Metal Products, Inc.—Files
The
in
partner
Horowitz
sold
Frank
the shares owned by the latter two firms
above,
common
to
class
C.
stock
Competing bids for the issue named a 4%% coupon.
They came from First Boston Corp., 101.39, and/White,
shares
the
1961,
Sidney
together
common
$50,000,000 of the company's
debenture bonds due Oct.
1, 1081 at 102.343%, and7
accrued interest to yield 4.57%.
The group won award
of the debentures Oct. 17 at
competitive sale on a bid
pany sold $200,000 of 4'/2% convertible notes to certain of the partners
in Sutro Bros, and to Harold S. Caplin. The notes are convertible at
the
B
4%%
prices
446,000
owns
Oct.
magazines.
outstanding
has
the
company
now
has
31 book value of
Colorado
fered
the
sale
to
finder,
years.
estimated
New
Public. Service
7
Over-the-
listed,
publishes and
the company
indebtedness,
in
branches
open
owned
See
price)
prices prevailing at the time of sale.
primarily engaged in the publication and
is
to
five
processing
siock,
botfci
Aug.
Public
of
data
The
Chairman
under¬
offering
in
or
stock
the
associate
an
public
sale
to
Ackerman.
companies.
which
5,000
a
class
Sidney Bertner.at
as
services
20,000 outstanding
persons
10,000
conversion
upon
(2 )
market
to
proposes
(and
of
and
certain
Harold
to
to
an
on
paperback
addition
sale
time
to
shares
associates
or
company
pocket-size
In
for
to
from
sold
Counter
The
and
Pines
by
10,000
reserve
underwriter,
may
sold
issuable
shares
as
3,000
processing machines. It opened
in January, 1961. It has added
C.
additional
an
are
127,500
the company,
data
D.
facilities,
States.
outstanding shares
of capital stock, to be offered for public sale by Ned L.
Pines, Presi¬
dent. The offering will be made on an all or none basis
through under¬
writers
headed
by Sutro Bros. & Co. The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to besuppiieu by amendment. The registration
the
finder,
within
consulting
own
of
its
registration
a
and
in
offers
sale
Registered—
York,
and
services
A
share
per
stock
B
share
per
for
class
another
$3.50
electronic
and
intends
This
to
at
class
Washington,
share will be increased to about $1.55 per share.-
per
cents
share
July, 1959, under the name Programming and Systems
Institute,. Inc., the company offers courses and conducts classes de¬
signed to teach individuals computer programming and the
operation;
consisting
36
sold
the
10
per
12,000
Organized
company
of
be
to
pay¬
1961,
cents
cisable
shares
value
20
to
to
at
underlying
issued 150,000 capital shares to
organizational services, the transfer
in consideration for services rendered
approximately $14,570, and
During the period from June 1
$1,000.
3,900
of.
and for
company
disbursements
ments
about
costs
($23,000),
($155,000).
purposes
consideration
in
issued
to
reserve
advertising
of
organization,
promoters
of franchises
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
be
selection
and
Upon
the
will
($331,500),
office
an
(1724)
12
to
covering
be
proceeds
t'*e
offered
of
company's
$12,500,090 of
used.
The
the
Y.,
filed
for
public
sale
of
short-term
for
the
Continued
of
first
sale
the
construction
program
registra¬
a
$15,000,000
at
bonds
program,
obligations'
years
on
1961
page
51
7
Volume
194
Number
6101
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1725)
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Name of
Company*
*
Share
•
Holdert
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Per
■,'-•
Payable of Rec.
Name of Company
,
13
Holdert
When
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Payable a/Jlec.
'
Electronics
Dtvidfend announcements are grouped in two separate
in the
tables,
t-rac
indicate
we
ail
Then
nounced -during me current week.
dividends
the
an¬
ElmiTa
Evans
follow with
we
Announced, but "which have not
ously
yet reached their
Excelsior
Per
When
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preferred
$6
(quar.)
pr<iie. red
jo.tv,
5 %
Co.,
preferred
preferred
12-
l
1
11-17
1
11-17
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2
12-18
12-13
11-24
$1.3 r'/a
.—
——
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(quar.)
common
•'
75c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Corp
Airlines,
common
approved
Quarterly
American
$4
&
Chemical,
Coast
Line
Coast
Line
Co.
11-30
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
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12-
Oil
of
Tools
11-15
1
62 Vac
11-
1
12-15
12-12
11-
11-
Ford
3
11-
11-
1
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approval
Nov.
on
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of
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11-1
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Brandywine
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11-15
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25
11-17
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10-31
j
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' -12-11
11-21
1
Canada
&
Dominion
11-
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gains
80c
11-27
11-
12-
1
distribution
11-30
$32 Vac
12-20
11-20
6
85c
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-
1
10-13
12-18
11-20
12-15
11-
11-15
10-27
12-
1
11-10
$1.50
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
Detroit
of
Trust
&
Inc.
Mills
Flour
4%%
A
preferred
11-15
11-
12-
9
12-
1
$1.25
1-
1
12-
Huron
Idaho
lie
&
(3-for-l
Power,
1-1
7
12-7
1
11-15
1-
1
12-15
10-31
10-17
1- 2
11-22
25c
(quar.)___
10-31
11-15
.
10-19
35c
•
10-31
59%c
11-15
10-31
61 Vic
—
(quar.)__
11-15
10-31
11-
(Chicago)
Co.
20c
1
10-20
7V2C
11-10
10-20
7 Vic
11-15
_x.
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income)
class
Corp.,
A
.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—
22 Vac
12-
1
11-
3
27 Vac
12-
1
11-
3
1
Pall
V
stock split subject
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Pato
to
approval
10-31
-
^
of
12-
Co.,
commoa
V
12-12
11-22
12-12
ll-OI
8c
8c
10-25
11-10
11-21
1-10
12-26
11-24
10-30
40c
(quar.)
12-11
8c
15c
12-
9
11-10
12-
9
11-10
11-15
$1
$12 VaC
10-31
class A
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
35c
12-
8
11-24
•35c
12-
8
11-24
20c
11-
1
12-15
12 Vac
11-27
11-
13%c
11-
1
10-13
1-
3
/(V-
preferred (auar.)__
(initial-quar.)
!
Pepsi-Cola
Class
/
2
12-15
40c
12-20
11-30
25c
11-28
11-
IOC
:
3
$1.06%
12-27
12-
9c
11-20
10-31
4
12 VaC
11-30
$1.25
11-30
Extra
(quar.)
$1.25
riio.
Corp.
10-24
Co.
Prospect
1-
National
Growth
10-30
10-23-
11-
10-13
1
5c
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
30c
Bank
(New
10-31
10-
6
Jersey)
Fund—
capital
12-15-
,
income and
12c
from
1:
gains)
18c
dividend
class A
Randall
Graphite Bearings
Rayonier, Inc.
(quar.)__
(quaT.)_
10-24
1
A.)
5c
Co.,
class
A
payment
class
both
on
the
class
10-27
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
50c
11-
1
10-20
$1
11-
/
and
A
stocks)
B
10 27
11-30
50c
(quar.)______
10-17
11-15
3%
——
10-31
20c
:
B
(Extra
10-31
11-
J15c
(quar.)__;
" 10-31 '
10-31
25c
dividend
(C.
ll-?0
100%
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.,
Class
•
15c
(quar.)_
(s-a)
from investment
Stock
3
90c
Jersey)
^$3,^42-;^
realized
Reed
10-20
10-20
5C
Cotton
Park
Putnam
Stock
1A-31
10-31
(quar.) ______"
Extra
(6c
1-31
40c
15c
__.
(New
?
5c
—
11-15
2
12-15
Rhode Island Hospital Trust (R.
Richardson-Merrell, Inc. (quar.)
11-20
10-25
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)__.
11-
1
10-16
5c
11-
1
10-17
1-15
12-15
1-
25c
common
11-17
11-17
;
,
(quar.)_
11-30
25c
(quar.)
11-17
1
i ^uw.i
class A
$1
Mortgage
11-17
1
______
Producers
11-15
(quar.)__—
Trust
11-15
12-15
____
(year-end)
Corp.
12-15
1
12-
1
Bottlers,
Plymouth Rubber Co.
3
2
12-
(quar.)
Piainileld
11-15
(quar.)
split)
Heather,
Petrolite
11-
112-
57Vic
United
B
10-20
11-24
58Vic
(quar.)
Howell &
Peterson
.
11-24
,
(initial)__
:__
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(quar.)
common
preferred
10-14
35c
■
iq_ar.j_
(quar.)______
stock
10-31
11- 1
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12c
31V4C
15c
convertible
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11-15
fl5c
of Canada. Ltd. (s-a)__
Dredging, Ltd. (s-a)
Gold
preferred (quar.)_^___
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—
11-15
1
5c
com.
Coal
preferred
Fruit Co.,
Penr.
11-27
12c
10c
com.
5%
7Vic
(quar.)
Drilling Co.
Consolidated
Peabody
20)
A
4.68%
(quar k
Ltd.,
class
4.60%
:
& Dock
Corp.,
Parker
of California—
Industries,
Erie
Chemical
12^
12-
(quar.)—J50c
Insurance
Street
'
•
l
40c
:
William
Oxford
1
(quar.)
.-
preferred series A
preferred series B
5%
11-10
&
$1.01 (4
3
10-27
10-13
,
1-
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$l'0c
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11-15
■
new
10-30
11.
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Quarterly
Orte
10-16
1
11-10
be
^____
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Life
11-
11-17
15c
(quar.)
Gas,
preferred
4.92%
01d< Republic
10-31
18c
Ltd;
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Natural
10-31
11-15
(Wash.,
(quar.)
stockholders Dec.
Products
Inc.,
Co.
Ohio
Leather
10-20
11-15
—50c
preferred (quar.)—
Air Rrake Co. (quar.)__
Oklahoma
-
9c
*
(monthly)
convertible
50c
Corp.—
8c
(John J.)
Ogilvie
3
43c
56 V4c
>
1956 series
Co.
(quar. V
Securities
8c
Telephone (quar.)
Northwest Industries, Ltd.____
10-20
(quar.)__
common
Coal,
Foods
5%
plus
9
-(quar.)
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Hunt
v 'V.
48s
10-
2%
Company, Inc. (increased)
Hooker Chemical Corp. (quar.)__—
$4.25 preferred (quar.)__!
;
Hugoton Gas Trust-Units
1
10-30
$25C
of
1
'
11-10
approval of the
meeting to
York
Ohio
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i
5!/2%
11-10
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,"
11-
17 Vac
Holcphane
'
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10-31
(s-a)_
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Mining (quafO'il
Hemenway Furnir.ure Co.—
6
Sugar Co., Ltd.—
(Increased-quar.)
Canadian
10-31
11-15
10-24
1
West
Heublein
>_
1
—
Hagerstown
10-20
50c
12-
$25c
Bulolo Gold Dredging., Ltd. (s-a)
Cement i.td., common (quar.
$3 preferred (onar.*
11-15
$$1.25
Y.)
15c.
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11-13
:
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Valley)
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
10-25
11-28-
$1.40
Castings
Fund, Ltd.—
Capital gains distribution 73c plus 7c from
investment
Falls,
(quar.)
Co.,
Grocery Stores
"
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net
11-
12-15
annual
income)
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5
9)
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4.05%
class
(quar.)
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11.- 4
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six
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4%
preferred (quar.p______________
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preferred
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1
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3
37 Vac
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:
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11-25
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12-15
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10
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10-16
11-15
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10-14
17 Vac
class
(Spring
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____
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Boston
11-15
1
3c
•
10-23
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Monthly 1 __;_i
11-15
12-
3c
1_1
11-
Glen-Gary Shaie Brick (quar.)
'
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v11-24
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1
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1
11-
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Monthly
Bobbie Brooks,
12-
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Blackman Merchandising—"
12-15
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Stock series (from net investment income)
Preferred
stock series
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—
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:
General Tin Investments, Ltd.—
.(interim of 9%
equivalent to about 6.3c
after deducting British - income tax)
Ginn & Company (increased-quar.)
—
Corp.
Black-Clawson
11-30
50c
5 V2%
45c
;
subject to approval
Nov.
11-17
60c
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1
2-5
8c
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to
at
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on
Bank
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1
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class
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preferred (quar.)
4¥2 %
3
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Laboratories—
stockholders
11-
12-15
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Wood
5%
10-31
stockholders
(quar.)_
*
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General Telephone Co.
21)__*
____
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,
10c
Corp.,
Company
4V2 %
Gas
Savings
Huntington "(Long Island,
dividend)
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1
27c
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10-10
1
10c
to
12-
37 Vic
.___
$1.50
10-10
1111-
$1.12
(Newark, N. J.)
11-14
ment
(quar.)
(Newark,
(Subject
held
income)_____.
share
(one
National
10-24
75c
(Md.)
both the
Bank
Motor Co.
Gale
10-10
'
Bank of Commerce
30c
8
11-28
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1
2-26
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3
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net
Fabric
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12-29
'
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stockholders
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National
Foxboro
12-12
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11 %C
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&
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3
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11-
America—
on
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11-30
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First Southern Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Fischer & Porter
(stock dividend)
10-20
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(quar.)
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1
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1
11-
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$12 Vac
___
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11-
11-15
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1
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10-
11-15
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—
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"11-27
11-
$1.25
.
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Avondale
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2.
$1
—
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RR.
Augusta Newspapers,
Baker
1-
30c
_
Extra
Atlantic
6%
L11-15
B
(quar.)
com.
.—
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Co.
(quar.)
Federal Steel Corp.
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
Fidelity Union Trust
Quarterly
■
; 11-15
1
12-15
$5 special preferred (quar.)_
Anglo-Scandinavian Investment Corp. of
*
Canada
(s-a)
Animal Trap Co. of America, common
:___
5%
preferred (quar.)____
;—
Arkansas-Missouri Power
(quar.)
Atlantic
1
12-
split____
.___
.
Corp.
Federal
6
25C
(quar.)
A
Insurance
semi-annual
Monthly
(N. Y.)—
.
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preferred
11-
5
127
10c
(initial),-
2-for-l
10-15
10c
—___
,
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87 Vac
a
11-30
12-
25c
_____
Equitable Assurance
10c
—
__
;
Federal Compress & Warehouse Co.
(quar.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings—
(Increased-quar.).Federal National Mortgage Association—
11-15
12-15
tl5c
preferred (quar.)
American
Art
Metal, new
Stockholders
Life
Fedders
12-13
1
12-1
•
10c
_______
3.50%
American
1-
Mutual Investment Fund—
1
.
Aluminium, Ltd., (quar.)
American
;1
$1.25
Movie
12-23
2%
".
(quar.)
Family-Finance Corp.—
(2-for-l stock split) _:
11-15
12-
.12-
10-20
2
be
Hudson Bay Ry.—
Maintenance
Allied
10c
1
1-
.
Payable of Reo.
42 Y2C
:
______—
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)_
Algoma Central &
6%
Share
.
■_,
..
Wood Steel
Alati
j
$1.50
Corp. (quar.)_
Corp., com.
Gas
Alabama
V
.
11-
11-
$1.62
Subject to approval of stockholders
split shares on a 2-for-l basis
Holder*
*
Aeroquip
Co.
11-30
$1.16 Va
-—-—----—-——
dividend
Increased'
af Company
i
(s-a)_—__
Corp
-V-
(s-a)
Rule
Stock
payment date.
Name
Investment
Williamsport RR. com.
Grocery Co.______
Evans
rsecond taole.in which we snow the payments previ¬
a
&•
Preferred
<
2c
I.)
(quar.)
_1
115c
.
l
10-20
12- 5
25c
11-15
11-15
10-28
'
from
net
investment
income
Investment Fund." Ltd.
Canadian
Cap &r, oown
c-'as®
Carborundum
Co.
10-16
Industrial Hose &
11-15
10-31
International
11-15
10-31
0/»
12-20
12-
:
(initial)____
\
1
1:12c
(quar.)
(quar.)__*_
Cv.
11-
$$1.25
Utilities, 5% "preferred (quar.)____'
preferred
11-
$$1.06
Canadian
4%%
11-27
59c
-
Products Corp. (N. C.) (quar.)
Power & Light (increased quar.)
Carolina
Carp'^rt^r
Cascade
cT.
F >
Co
6V4C
41c
4.64%
Central
Louisiana
Ekctric,
11-
1
10-20
11-24
$1.12 Va
common
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-
:
'25c
11-15
$1.12 Va
Vermont Public Service,
.4.15%
preferred
preferred
12-
1
27c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)-:
5%%
preferred
(quar.)___.
5.4.'.%
Chain
preferred
(quar.)
Sto-e Real
»•-
$1.19
.
-84c
1-
1
1
.
r-
75
1
of
11-10
Stock
Citv
p
dividend
30c
11-15
11-
2%
(quar.)
12-15
11-22
-rip,.
___
32 ^c
•<iaar.)_.
^
Columbian Carbon co.
Fund
Concord
(quar.)
Ltd.
(s-a)
Continental
/
Co.,
commOn
u
Quarterly
6%
Dean
12c
'.."J"
1
12-15
11-
1
11-
1
10-31
10-16
preferred
10-31
10-27
Lomas
12-20
12-
5
Louisiana
12-20
12-
5
Louisville
50c
12-15
12-
4
Louisville
1-15
1-
4
Extra
and
of 37c
from
Dobbs
~
12-15
Lucky
10-18
Lunkenheimer
49c
)oc
(qu»r.)__
45c
(quar.)
$1.1507
15c
-1
Trust
Fund
11-15
11-15
11-20
7
12-15
11-20
11-
10-
1
4
9c
12 Vac
11-27
10-30
12-
1
11-15
11-30
11-16
(quar.)
Dominion Stores, Ltd
Douglas Aircraft Co;—•
No action
taken
Dulany
Foods,
Dun
Bradstreet
Extra
6%
on
Industries
12-15
11-16
(quar.)—_—$1.50
25c
11-
10-14
12-
8
11-20
25c
12-
8
11-20
$8c
dividend
preferred
payment.
(quar.)—
.
———:
Dunlop Rubber. Ltd. Or'Mnar'
(After deduction of fees and expenses as
Depositary and based on the current
rate of exchange payment will amount
to about $.038 per Depositary share)—
.
1
9
11-10
12-10
11-17
8
10-23
10-24
-
1
10-23
11-15
11-
10-25
12-
11-15
$2.50
_
75c
1
11-
12-12
-
1-15
1
11-
12-12
25c
1
12-15
3
11-27
11-
35c
12-
8
11-30
10c
12-
8
11-30
16c
11-
1
10-13
25c
11-
1
10-13
11-
25c
_—
12 Vac
11 .12
1
11-
31V4C
(quar.)——
(quar.)______—:——
1
10-13
11-29
'
$30c
11-
6
11-15
10-31
5c
11-2
10-19
55C
11-29
11-15
V2c
12-29
12-15
17 %c
11-20
62
10-30
95c
1-
1
12-
96 V4C
1-
1
12- 4
97 VaC
1-
1
12-
4
$1.08%
1-
1
12-
4
$1.11%
1-
1
12-4
.
(quar.)
dividend
Cement
(quar.)—
California Edison—
preferred (quar.)
—,—
preferred (quar.)_:—______—_____
preferred (quar.)_—__——
..
preferred
(quar.)
1*
I5c*
2
1
4
12-15
Common'
37'/he
from
preferred (quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
Steinberg's, Ltd.,
Strolee
—
_______
2-
1
32c
1
1
1
1
1
12- 1
1-19
1-19.
1-19
1-19
1-19
1-19
1-19.
1-19
11- 1
33c
36c
12- 1
12- 1
11- 1
45c
11-15
11- 1
$1.10
$1.15
$1.18%
$1.40%
27%c
27Vhc
31Y4C
-
2-1
2-1
2- 1
22222-
,
40c
30c
30c
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
11-1
,,
'
11-
1
10-20
Summit
11-1
10-20
Sun
Oil
Stock
$$1.31
11-15
10-25,
11- 1
10-18
"■
-
Finishing
—
Co. (quar.)„
dividend
Sunshine
—
Biscuits,
Inc.
..
11-15
11-15
11-15
7 Vic
three-for-one spilt
,the common shares. Stock will begin
trading bii a when-issued basis imme¬
diately on the American Stock Exchange.
15c
1
?- 1
2-1
(quar.)
of
3
11-
92%c
97Vic
$1.03%
$1.06J/4
11-15
"
1-19
- •-<*''.
i
Stockholders approved a
11-
10-27
12- 1
5V4% pfd. (quar.)———
of California
Struthers Wells Corp.-—
10-20
11-10
10-31.
25c
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
preferred <quar.)__—
—Square D Company—
(5-for-4 stock-split subject to approval of
stockholders)
"
Stamford Water (Conn.) (quar.)
Standard Packaging Corp.—7
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
——
$1.20 preferred
(quar.) __1
_____
6%
preferred
(quar.)_——^——
—
1
11-15
,
.
11-15
$1.44
7
"
11- 5
11-5
11- 5
11- 5
11- 6
53c
$1.32
11-
20c
•
.
,
preferred (quar.)
——
4.25% preferred-(quar.)—
—
4.40% preferred (quar.)_.
__
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
—
5.62V2% preferred (quar.)
;4.36% preferred-(quar.)
,
4.40% preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)—
—
5%
preferred (quar.)—__—
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
12-
40c
30'/2C
—.
(quar.)_______
long-term capital gains) ___.—
Public Service-
2%
(quar.)
3
10-17
10-17
.
.
.
-
Southwestern
7VaC
:
tquar.)_;
class A
(60 from investment income and ,47c
$1.40
————
Marking System
Development,
(quar.)
1
Southwestern Investors, Inc.—
10-13
________
Monarch
11-30
1.1-30
11-30
11-30
12- 6
B
4.15%
•
12-
25'/ac
26Vac
297/bc
Texas
3.90%
——
Missouri Portland
_—
10-31
.11-30
11-21
1
—
preferred
Gas
75c
$1
South
,
—
,4.78%
,
Ltd., partic. pfd. A (quar.)
Ring-Free Oil _______———
McCord COrp., common (quar.)—
$2.50
preferred , (nuar.)___—________
Mesabi Trust (initial)
Metropolitan Edison^ 3.80% pfd. (quar.)__
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)"_____
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
preferred (quar. )li___—__———
4.45%
preferred (quar.)———___!_
Mid-West Abrasive' Co. (quar.)
L",
Midwest Packaging Materials- (quar.)—___■_
Mission Corp.
L
J,
—
Natural
10-
11-14
12-
MacMillan
Stock
10-14
10-17
50c
Macleod's,
Missouri
11-14
10- 3
25c
Extra
10-31
____.———
______———
—
$62'Ac
12- 5
10-14
4.08%
12-
—
Inc.
45c
50c
10-31
$1.25
,•
-—_____
class A
participating
Participating
MSL
10-23
11-15
11-20
25c
5%
10-31
12-
10-27
10-11
11-10
12-18
12-12
$25c
!
9-30
11-15
4.24%
(quar.)——
._!
B
:
10-31
(quar.)
Ltd.
10-20
11- 1
12- 8
1-2
12-15
9
10-31
_——
M.L Ct.,
11*20
11-
12- 1
12-
86c
Co.
Holdings,
Class
10-31
(quarttny
inoome)——______
(quar.)
________—
Investments, Ltd.—
preferred
Friday
12-11
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
________—
Skinner Precision Industries (quar.)
20c
(s-a)
11-14
25c
11-1
11-10
17c
pfd.
9-30
10c
12-11
of
;
1-12
1-12
11-14
60c
Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar.)____
614 Superior Co. (s-a)
Silver Lead Mines Co.
(quar.)_—_______i—_
(Walter
1
-
.
$3,678
10-31
8%c
_•_-__—
RR.
—____
1
80c
50c
$1
Southern
(quar.)
*
.-_
1
5%
(quar.)
Nashville
1-
Dominion-Scottish
5%
&
11-
MRA
realized
—r-
Inc.
common
Investment
Houses
Cement
14c
special
a
Co.,
Service
Gas
Extra
income
investment
Nettleton
$1.50
—
(quar.)
pfd.
"
net
&
-
11-10
2- 1
2-
$1.25
.Class
;—
.
11-10
$1
65c
$0.3216
i.
10c
,—
.
12-11
60c
-
4.88%
split
12-15
,
55c
_______
3-for-l
1
11-1
1-15
(quar.)
3.70%
a
stock)
common
93 %c
-
(initial)
Investment
Diversified
from
the
Lowney
Detroiter Mobile Homes.
Co.,
Printing Co.—
approved
2%
—
(quar.)
5Va%
investment
Alkali
(Eli)
11-
11-15
.—
Southern Company
___
1
11-15
3%
-
(increased)
10-31
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1
12-
1
1-
12-13
B
s+?ck SDlit
(quar.)--.
i$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Scudder Special Fund
Optional of cash or stock
20c
A
12-
10-27
30c
Class
preferred
40c
Meyers Tobacco (quar.)
& Co. (auar.)—
&
Lincoln
class
and
11-15
-
12c
time)
Travelwear,'
Liggett
Lilly
10-20
Co.—
preferred
payment
security profits—'
Diocesan
Lexington IncomevTrust
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Income Fund—
from
4%
11-22
this
10-17
12-15
12-1
$110
(quar.)__
A
11-15
$1.06
—
at
both class
Paper Co,
3-for-l
-
IV4C
on
50c
;
(S.
20c
______
—
—____
year-end
Diamond
Leeds
12*15
7 VaC
Phipps Stores, Inc.,
Delaware
11-15
'
—-
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)^
conv.
11-10
1
$6c
3%%
Davidson-Boutell
5
12-
A
10-31
(H&A), Inc. .(initial)
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Simsbury Bank 8c Trust (Conn.) (quar.)—_
20c
Crosse
Shareholders
Crowley, Milher & Co. (quar.)_
Cigar Corp. (quar.)__
Dana
12-
$1
(initial-quar.)
dividend
5c
1-
10-16
class
25c
35c
Selmer
S.) Company (quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
Lee Motor Products (common payment
Ltd.—
DWG
Stock
Kresge
11-15
11-1
of
__■—_____
La
v
—
New. common
gains)
11-15
15c
Investment
10-20
10-31
$0,189
plus
income
from
($0,011
capital
10-16
93 %c
preferred
Coronation Credit,
terest)
from
10-30
*
10-19
1
Fund
Stock
—
10-25
Salant,
50c
B
div.
Power Corp. (quar.)_
Security Trust Co. (Rochester, N. Y.)
"Series K-l"
income.-
Fund
investment
&
4%
Sealed
special distribution
realized profits
12-11
-45c-
—1_j.
(quar.
net
Income
net
omitted
(quar.)
—.i
Corp. (quar.)—_.
Continental National Lank & Trust (Chicago)
$3.75
Continental
3
Mines,
•
___•_
Can
11-,
7c
a
$8c
(s*a)_
Yellow-Knife
.
Salant
Scott
Keystone Steel- & .Wire (quar.—
Kings County Trust Co. (N. Y.)_—
Kingston Products Corp. __________
Knickerbocker Fund (ctfs. of beneficial in¬
12-11
,
1
approval of
15c
Common
6c
—
Discovery
11-
to
' :
60c
:—
(quar.)
Connelly Containers, Inc.
Consolidated
12-30
15c
Collyer Insulated Wire
from
86c
10-31
plus
20c
From
•
Chambersburg Engineering Co. (Pa.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Va. (quar.)
1
Stock
(Wis.)—
Income
S-2".
Keystone
10-20
12 Vac
11-
"series
12-29
Tryst •(«*nor v;
11-15
Semi-annual from net investment income
12-15
1-15
1
Custodian Funds—
Keystone
12-15
1-
68c
11-
preferred (quar.)
St. Iouis-San Francisco Ry. (quar.)_
St. Regis Paper Co., common (quar.)
4.40%
preferred f quar.)_____——_
.Class
(initial-monthly)
preferred
Keystone
12-15
$1.34%
i
r_;
1
11-15
$2.50
Kaymara Consol Corp.—
12-15
1-
3
Inc.—
split subject
Hill's, Inc.
'
1
^1.16
4.75%
Johnson
10-31
1-
11-
W Fine Foods,
S &
$4
11-15
11-15
$1,03
:_
1
20c
Lines
stock
12-
$1.75
stockholders.
11-15
-
60c
—
(quar.)
Investors Trust Co
10-31
1
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
4.6-" %
12-
$1.34%
Central
10-for-l
8
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
20C
8
$1.16
Harvester,
preferred
Extra
1
11-
38c
(Fla.)
Rubber Co.
Investors Diversified Services,
5
12-15
13%c
1-
(quar.)
Interstate Motor
H-17
1
preferred
7%
11-20
11-15
Gas
(quar.)_
Light, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
4%%
8
2-
;
)
Natural
Central Illinois
4%
1
12-11
12-
40c
(quar.)
Carolina Metal
6
——
——-—
——
—-
k
,
,
3c
25c
6
•**■—-—$L10
10-14
12- 8
9-30
10-31
8
12-1
11-3
14
.
(1726)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Name of
Company
Tampa Electric Co.,
Share
(quar.)
common
Holders
Per
Payable o/ Rec.
20c
11-15
11-
Name of Company
1
Amerline
Corp.,
class
4.32%
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.08
11-15
11-
1
4.16%
preferred B
Anderson,
(quar.)
$1.04
11-15
11-
1
Anglo-Canadian
5.10%
preferred
Television
C
Shares
(quar.)
$1.27%
Management
Corp.
11-15
11-
20c
11-16
10-31
.
~
(s-a)
Extra
Texas
•
Industries
Thalhimer
Inc., $5 pfd.
Bros.,
•
11-16
10-31
10-31
10-20
15c
10-31
10-19
J
3.65%
preferred (quar.)
Thompson (J. R.) Co. (quar.)
Thompson Fiber Glass (stock dividend)
Thriftimart, Inc., class A
15c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
1
91 VtC
-
Class
Clayton
A
$2.90
10-31
10-19
(quar.)_
Anheuser-Busch,
11-*1
10-27
12-
1
11-10
Inc.
1
11-10
11-21
Arizona
Public
Service,
$1.10 preferred
Udylite Corp.
Union
(quar.)
Financial
United
Class
5%
(stock
Corp.
Corporations,
B
Sheet
U S
Fire
U S
dividend)
Lines
A
1
1
$2.50
preferred
$2.36 preferred
11-
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
$2.75
preferred
10-31
$4.35
preferred
(N. Y.)
(New Jersey)
(quar.)
11-20
30c
U. S.
Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)
United-Whelan Corp., $3.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)
11-
50c
,
(quar.)
12-
30c
1
10-19
8
,11-17
12-15
12-
11-
87 %c
•
10-31
10-16
1
1
Aro
Constable Corp.
Water,
income
earned
and 4c
(8 cents from
from
Tax
12c
Vance; Sanders & Co. (s-a)
■
10-31
11-15
10-31
11-
37'Ac
(quar.)
10-25
11-15
25c
------———
Vangas, Inc., $1.50 pfd.
11-16
35c
Extra'
10-16
1
&
Terminals
Corp.
(common
omitted at this time)
payment
Warner
&
Swasey
Washington
per
Associated
A quarterly of
Fund,
West
B
$1.44
West
Western
Atlas
34c
12-
1
11-1
Atlas
Life
(quar.)
36c
12-
1
11-
1
30c
11-15
11-
1
Insurance
Co.
(quar.)
(Special
to
35c
Corp.,
10-19
(quar.)
2c
11-13
10-27
35c
12-31
12-
8
prior
$3
preferred
$1.20
preferred
White
(quar.)
Stag Mfg.,
11-17
Automatic
10-27
Class
B-3
4%%
to
class
Oil
Co.
(2-for-l
Power
Wisconsin
Public
Corp.
Wood
&
10-27
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
1
11-17
11-21
10-27
approval of
Light
(increased-quar.)
Service
Steel
40c
(quar.)
10-13
International
1-15-62
12-14
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
$2.50
.11-10
10-25
93%c,.
11-
60c
1
10-
12-15
Common
5%
;
12-
6%
series
6%
series
5
A
Carlisle
5'A%
1
11-15
4'A%
11-10
10-30
Cassiar
11-12
11-
1-15-62
3
11-15
10-31
35c
12-20
11-30
7c
11-10
10-23
(See Gar Wood).
Sheet
Tube
&
(quar.)
$1.25
12-15
11-15
1
10-
3
3c
(quar.)
11-
6
10-
9
11-
1
10-13
11-
1
1
&
(quar.).
15c
10-31
&
10-31
Coke
&
National
Power
11-20
10-27
Securities
15c
10-31
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas,
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp. (quar.)
Baldwin Piano Co., 6% preferred
(quar.)___
Below
give
we
weeks and not
dends
the
dividends
yet paid.
this
announced
announced
in
previous
The list does not include divi-
week, these being given in the
preceding table.'
Name of Company
Fund
(quar.)
V
v;
(A.
Steel
R.), Inc.(
Co.
Adams-Millis
When
Share
Aberdeen
Abrams
increased)
10-25
8c
(quar.)
11-
1
11-
3
10-16
10-13
'
2%
Adirondack
15C
12-14
Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Admiral Plastics Corp.
(quar.)
Aeronautical Corp. (quar.)
Aeronca
Mfg., 5%%
preferred
(accum.)__
Control
Airwork
Products
Class
Class
B
10-31
10-17
10-31
10-18
South
West
Acceptance
Co.
class
and
6'A%
&
Mills,
11-
1
1
10-23
10-20
Radio
Corp.
Stock
All-State Credit
at
the
rate
Almar
Inc.
Alterman
11-17
10-27
11-10
8c
11-28
11-14
11-28
11-14
quarterly
instalments)
8%
20c
9c
13 %c
(quar.)
America,
10-31
11-~I
(quar.)
11-
30c
(quar.)
12-10
93%c
11-15
10-30
20c
common
10- 2
1-21-62
1
1-1-62
10-20
.
10-20
11-17
12-15
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
$25c
$56c
.
Amerada
Petroleum
American
Book
American
12-
1
11-30
11-10
11-10
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
$1.25
Corp.
Co.
(increased-quar.)
(quar.
75c
>
$6.25
45c
11-
1
10-11
31 Vic
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
—
(quar.)—
*
class".A
preferred (quar.)
Business Shares
$1.56%
African
Investment,
1
10-10
11-21
10-26
12-23
12-
from
to
South
African
of 7%%
\
American
Car.
Co.
American
Fire
&
Ltd.—
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
Corp.—
monthly)
(Newark,
1
MonoRail,. $1.20
Mutual
vestment
Fund
6
preferred
(32
cents
cents
(quar.)
from
from
net
5%
30c
10-31
10-20
7%
■
38c
10-27
10-
2
12-15
11-30
11-
10-16
1
Corp.
V
:
$1.25 '
12-20
"12-11
(quar.)__—
11-10
1-31-62
4-30-62
11-
9
A
;
,
21c
'
10-16
11-15
10-25
10-
2
10-30
10-
12-
$1
11-
1
1
10-
87'Ac
1-2-62
12-
6
Oct.
Pioneer
British
18
A
(quar.)
12'Ac
;
(quar.)
10*31
10-26
$1
10-31
10-26
10-31
10-26
11-
10-
zx-t-'l--'-..
Ltd.
(s-a,)
Power
Ltd.—
-
Ltd.—
Co.,
payment omitted
Petroleum
at
equal
to
Class
Union
Gas
(Charles)
Steel
Forge
tax)
Inc.
div.)
common
(quar.)
10-
12-
,
12-15
11-29
10-20
10-11
12c
11-
1
10-20
8c
11-
1
10-16
$1.12%
11-
1
.10-16
..
5%.
11-
11-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
1
11-15
11-
27 %C
11-15
10-20
$1.061/4
11-15
(quar.)_——
(quar.)
Onio
1
11-
1,
Electric—
$1.50
10-16
11-
1
10-16
11-
1
10-16
30c
10-27
10-13
5UC
11-
1
:. 9-22
11-
1
9-22
$L16
11-
1
9-22
$1.31 V*
(quar.)
distribution-
11-
1
9-22
h-
—
(quar.)———1
(quar.)——
Fund
1
$1.17
(quar.)_^——
11-
$1.07
—
(from
invest¬
com.
(quar.)
1
8c
11-
1
11-
1
U-,1
10-16-
National
Co.,
-
Corp.,
Ltd.
r:
•
V
$1.37%
——
(.quajv)-—.:
«^>nteaeration Lite Assurance
preferred
■
i20c
iv
(Toronto)-^
10-13
:
12-15
,12- I
15c
10-30
,10-13
.
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd., 1st
pref.
$5
preferred
5 '/4 %
11-
1
10-13
12-
1
11-13
11-
1
10-13
10-
5
1
10-
5
1
10-
5
50c
11-
1
10-
5
47'Ac
11-JL
10-
5
$$1
12-29
-11-30
•
—
Standard Securities,
(N.
Y.) —
(quar.)
$1.25
Natural
Royalty
11-
1,;
10-
6
$1.31%
(quar.)
B
Consolidated
11-
1
10-
6
;
'11- 8
(quar.)
Oil Co. (increased)
$4.50
preferred
Corp. of America,
4% preferred (quar.)'
12-15
Continental
3-16
Quarterly
25c
6
$1.12'A
3-31-62
$1.12'A
6-30-62
6-15
10-
10-20
1-2-62
$1.13
1-2-62
$1.04
1-2-62
12-
8
20c
11-24
11-
4
Aviation
&
common
,
Corn
i
Products
Co.
(quar.)
Reynolds Corp.—
;
'
12-
2
8
8
11-20
1
,
.
~
10c
:
10-31
10c
•
10-31
17'Ac
••
11'Ac
11-
-11-
10-
6
10-
1
6
10-16
9-29
10-25
30c
;
:—
.
-
12-
Corp.—
;
Cornet Stores;(quar.)—
Corroon &
12-
$1
Engineering
—___-——
.
3-16
10-13
2
10-25
$1.12'A
.
Continental Motors Corp. (quar.)——
Continental Transportation Lines (quar.)
6-15
12-15
(quar.)
10-
11-20
$4.52 preferred (quar.)—
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
10-
(quar.)
10-16
10-25
65c
(quar.)———
(quar.)___—
Container
10-27
12-31
11-15
57 %
—
10c
12-31
6-30-62
10-20
c
20c
split
Gas
Consumers Power Co;, common
3-31-62
$1.12'A
1
1111-
(s-a)
preferred
11-
51c
Consolidated Foods Corp.—
Stockholders approve 5-for-4
10-13
55c
51'Ac
-
——
(quar.)
Consolidated Edison. Co.
1
,
9-30
"
$1.75
50c
10-31
10-
11-
10-18
1
6
Byllesby
(H. M.) & Co.—
Common (two-for-one stock split)
5%
preferred (quar.)
-.
$1
-
—
-—
31'Ac
10-23
10-
12-
11-15
1
preferred
A
;
.
10-17
1
11-
8c
11-14
1
1
9-29
1
•
11-15
$1.90
11-17
11-
6
11-
10-27
8c
(monthly)
$2.06 preferred (quar.)——:
$2.04 preferred (quar.)
$2 preferred (quar.) —
10-16
11-
5c
11-24 "
$50«
9
11-
.
12-12
1
11-
\
____
(Pa.)—
pfd.
Inc.
Stock
10-24
12-30
Co.—•
$1.25
System,
11-15
$1.25 '
inc.)
(quar.)—
Southern
v
12-
40c
———
Gas,
6
10-31
10-27
12-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
87'Ac
—
—
Service
12-
11-15
25c
:
11-15
%
(quar.)
split-
(C. G.), Ltd. (quar.):.
Connecticut Light & Power—
11-10
2'Ac
;
1-1-62
'
,
35c
25c
Common
preferred
11-1
$1
(quar.)
$1.12%
—
■
-
Conn
12-15
1-1-62
35c
Burrus Mills, Inc., common.:
preferred
1-15-62
$17c
(quar.)_
10-20
10-27
—_
$25c
;
Inc.,
Byers (A. M.) Co.
4
1
11-15
t<
•10-31
$2.20
95c
10c
:50c
?—
common
—
Consolidated
(s-a)
11-27
46c
>2
•
1
10^16
.12-15
15c
10-12
6
15c
(quar.)
10-20
10-27
25c
10-25
,
10-
30c
35c
preferred
preferred
2%
-
10%
Products
(s-a)
4'A%
11-
_
11-17
7'Ac
———
11-15
■'
Co.,
1-.
-
9- 4
,11-15
v
(quar.)
stock
Consolidated Diversified
L
■t
;10-13 v
.
1
4
Co
4'A%
11-
•
dividend
Bulloch's,
'"
-
9-18
11-15
(N. Y.)—:
Corp.
preferred
1
6-
20C
(quar.)
stock
1
12-
.3-1
10c
time.
-
(Phila.) (stock
(quar.) _____A__
preferred
B
9-26
v
approximately
share and free of income
Street Trust Co.
$3.80
10-25
6-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.).______
preferred
Conduits
6
-
3-15
20c
10c
,
this
Co., Ltd.—
payment
a
! Brooklyn
10-
\
12-15
20c
Concord Natural Gas, common (quar.)
5% % preferred (quar.) ___——_
10-13
$12'Ac
Columbia
(Interim
1
10-23
10-27
$20c
;
Products,
11-
1%
-20c
0
11-10
Composite- Fund
8
10-10
15c*'11-15
J
.4:
11-30
■:
common
Illuminating,
preferred
1
$1.25"
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
J; 10-10
1
87'Ac
.
^
(increased-quar.)
of America—
Commonwealth
10-10
1
11-
11-
22c
dividend)-
Co.v(quar.)
*
1
11-
$1.07
Quarterly
Dividend
$1.20
—__
(quar,)_.
Forest
11-
10c
/'
$20c
Co.
ment income)
^
Compo Shoe Machinery
10-25
11-15
75c
(quar.)
Mines.
Columbia
11-17
■<
____.
10-13
$1
(quar.).——
preferred (quar.)—
5.25%
:
-
11-13
(quar.) —i—
preferred
4.64%
4
10-10
10-13
(quar.)_—___
Electric,
(quar.)
Two-for-one
1
11-
5%
—;_L-—---4-*—
&
10- 2
11-30
62 VaC
—
1946)
&
&
/
11-15
25c
(quar.)
-——_—
Oil
4'/4%
10-20
11-
2%
(quar.)
Y.)
Combustion Engineering Inc. (quar.)
Commonwealth Edison co., counnon
2
50c
:
(quar.)_.;
•
11-17
1
10-27
1947)
Plastics
4.65%
10c
10-31
11-15
Pictures, $4.25 pfd.
6%
10-24
25c
(quar.)_
common
11-30
(quar.)___
Columbus
•
8c
10-19
25'Ac
Co.
Gas
10-25
11-15
2,
,
income)
6
10-19
10-19 /
1
(Stock dividend)
Colorite
•
1
(N.
Columbia
11-
10-14
——
Insurance
Colorado
•
~
10-14
1
27'Ac
Columbia
for
2
10-19
1
11-
1
Central Power, common
preferred .(quar.)——
4'A%
10-13
1
11-
(series
Aikman
Colorado
4-13
1
11-
$1
—
11-
Mortgage Service Co.
1-15
2-
50c
•
.
11-
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Fund,; Inc.- ( from ipvestment
Colorado
10-13
10-10
11-
Colonial
"
.
share
;
(quar.)
_A„of America (stock
Bralorne
,
(quar.)-—
1
10-31
20c
common
common
4'A%
30C
12-
3-1-62
10-10
1
35c
Colonial
5
1
11-
-
37'Ac
Colonial Finance
\ 9-29
50c
—
Common
2c
Smelting & Refining—
1st preferred A quar.
)„_____
Viscose
Inc.
Bullock's, Inc.
.
(N. Y.)—
(quar.)
preferred
11-21
11-
1
20c
(quar.)
class
Products
Buffalo
1
11-15
11-
20c
common
preferred
Bowling Corp.
6
American
American
4.25%
Bourjois,
4%
•,
President Lines. Ltd.—
,12-
"
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Buchanan
in¬
income),
non-cumulative
4.78%
10-19
11-
9c
6
10-31
11-
$1.05
(quar.)_
——
Colonial Corp.
Two-for-one
10-20
10-13
10-
25c
—
Electric
Collins &
Stores—
Edison,
11-
1
11-29
11-1
$17'Ac
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Concrete,
Bruning
net
—
American
Bostic
10-31
12-
10-20
15c
Corp.,
stockholders
11-15
$1.12%
American National Fire Insurance
Extra
"—
American Natural Gas
of
11-30
%C
11-15
6
—
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)——
10-18
1
1
-
(quar.)_'___
Bullock's, Ltd., class A (s-a)
(quar.)
and
Food
1
12-
10-
uorp.—
Bank
$4.50 preferred
3
10-20
50c
pfd. series A (quar.)—
Cotton Oil (quar.)
A
•
10-20
10-31
26c
(increased)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
Two-for-one stock split subject to approval
Stock
32
com.
class
Corp.
preferred
Borman
J.)—
:
(increased)
pfd.
,
investment
preferred
10-20
Inc.—
American
gains
4%
11-
11-
11-
50c
Borg Warner Corp.,
3'A%
1
15c'
(quar.)
Fisheries
12-
20c
held)
Furniture,
net
12-15
1
10-20
11-10
11-10
$1.05-
(series
Controller
Cleveland
10-20
10-31
5c
(one
shares
Cascade
11-25
12c
N.
10-31
37'Ac
Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—
(From
Boise
5c
tquar.)
American
realized
Blue
50c
(Orlando)—
Co.
Metal Climax,
Co.
25c
American
Furniture
Co.
American. Home Products
New common (initial
American
&
Broad
Casualty Co.
Insurance
Quarterly
Best
Biederman
9c
••
30c
.
Co.—
dividend
10
6
2%
Finance
each
British
1
withholding tax
Quarterly
American
Stock
10-
Clark
Class
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Belmont Iron Works (quar.)
Beneficial
British
(s-a)
Subject
•
11-
10-10
3%c
(quarterly
income)
American-South
4%
10-31
6
11-15
10-10
(quar.)——
Corp.
City Stores Co.
City Title Insurance Co.
8
•
.
10-10
10-31
25c
(quar.)^
Refining
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly,"
9-26
1210-
'
28'Ac
:
dividend
Bowman
20c
American
net
10-16
6V»C
preferred
Additional
!
-'10-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
Boston
1st
10-31
Common
Booth
(increased)
Inc.
10-20
(to be paid
preferred (1962 series)
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%%
11-15
1-2-62
>'
non-cum.
Chickasha
9-30
10-26
2%
7'Ac
$50c
Corp.
1
7'A%
—
______
(quar.)
Aircraft
Stock
10-13
1
(initial)
of
10-13
1
12-
50c
(quar.)
Co.
1
11-
25c
2%
Inc.
11-
7'Ac
«c
$3.75
4%
7'Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
2%
Fooas
Aluminum
10-18
^
(stock dividend)
Rainwear
Alside,
10-18
;
of
Allyn & Bacon.
11-15
(quar.)
dividend
10-21
11-15
< niiHr.)
Inc.
Allied
Baystate Corp.
Inc.
Bearings,
11-
1
10-31
2oc
—
(stock dividend)
Corp., common (quar.)——
Cincinnati Gas
(quar.)
10-21
11-
9-30
$10c
(quar.)
.
5%
(Mont-
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Paper,
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7%
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,
$$1.43%
Class B (quar.)
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry
Co.
A
&
Behlen Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Bekins Van & Storage Co.
$$1.56%
B
Control
Power
10-27
11-10
A (quar.)
(quar.)
Albertson's Inc., class A (quar.)
Al«ied
preferred A
conv.
Class
10-16
50c
preferred
Allied
4'A%
Bathurst
10-16
B.
Co.
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
«
:
\ L
3'A% preferred ; (quar.)
D'hicajgo, Milwaukee, St. Paul &'Pacific RR.—
12-29
11-1
1%
common
1
1
1-15-62
dividend
Basic Products Corp..
1
Albee Homes Inc. (2-for-l stock split).
Alberta Gas Trunk Line—
Preferred
Insurance
11-17
50c
A
National Life
11-
11-
$1.50
•
:12-
__—
10-10
—$55c
(quar.)________
clair, N. J.) (stock dividend)—
Barber, Oil Corp.
(stock dividend)
Barton's
Candy Corp.
(quar.)
Beech
10-31
11-
10- 6
$10c
(quar.)
dividend
Oil
preferred
preferred
4%
11-15
10c
$1.12%
(quar.)
4%
11-15
1
—
11-
6c
506
class
Scotia
28c
—,—
(quar
on
11-15
5c
(quar.)
Extra
10- 5
1
12-
1
(quar.)
Cherry-Burrell
i
12-
v.
11-
:—"—
A
preferred
Manhattan
Chemical Products
■'
$31'Ac
$35%c
__.
7'Ac
(quar.)
By-Products—
A
,
5c
—
Dorp,
Alabama
Nova
Stock
10-11
4
11-
18c
...
9-29
10-25
10c
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
7c
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (stk. divd.)
Air
of
Year-end :—
Bankers
Per
Acme
Bank
preferred
2nd
11-15
37c
Corp.—
Soya
10-20
10-13
'
pid.\ (quar.)
B
Stock
10-20
10-31
11-15
35c
4%
(quar.)_
conv.
Champlin
10-16
10-31
$1.12'A
11-15
12-15
—--
preference
Central &
9-29
$1.12'A
1
12-29
10c
(Cleveland)
Ligut,
Chase
31c
1
12-
(quar.)
Electric
&
Bank
<b
preferred
Central
^
11-15
12-
(quar.)__
:
Ltd.
$.150
10-27
9-29
$20c
(s-a)
Gas
Century
(L. S.) & Co., common (quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.)___
4'A% preferred 1947 series (quar.)
1st
'
preference
9-29
15c
9-30
-
10-31
*
$20c
common
Co.—
$1.40
10-17
$34'Ac
(quar.)__
10-10
•
$5c
4.20%
10-17
10-31
1
$25c
(quar.)___—.__
Central
10-17
15c
1
$10c
:.———
Light,
$1.40
B
10-23
1
11-
$$1.25
——
Corp.,
Central
10-16
10-31
>"
Ltd
Asbestos
Central
37'Ac
2
Trust—
——_
(quar.)
Hudson
9-15
.10-31
10c
10-
$45c ! -11-
'(quar.)
common
preferred
Central Coal
Inc.—
preferred
9
1
12-
$37%C
—
Scott
Central
10-13
1
312-
11- -1
;
$$2";
Celotex
10-13
1111-
30c
Ayres
5%%
$31 'Ac
"■'
3-9
2
1-
common
Catexpnlax Tractor Co;, common
4.20%
preferred (quar.)_
Corp., common (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)—
17-30
11-
35c
Corp. (quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund B (27 cents from capital
gains plus 4 cents from income)
5%
10-31
4-2-62
—
Power,
(quar.)
'
Youngstown
11-15
» 4-2-62
Extra
—
5%
preferred
Corp.
Pirie
4%c
common
preferred
tl5c
$87'Ac
preierred
of
(quar.)
International
Carolina Power
31'Ac
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Avalon
10-13
10-31
—-
—
Investment
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.
11-21
$25c
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Canadian
Carson
Banking Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
share
———
Industries,
i.
(quar.)
Texas)
<10-31
-11-15
Canadian
Canadian
$1
$1.18%
9-27
50c
$15c;;
——
Bronze, Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial Bank of CommerceQuarterly
—-U._L.__
10-2
Canadian
$55c
Products,
each
10-27
1%
noncumulative
redeemable
4%
10-20
Avco
13)
(monthly)
(Gar.)
1
12-
25c
split subject to
Wisconsin
11-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
stock
11-
7'Ac
(quar.)
stockholders Dec.
Wolf
(quar.)
B-5__
preferred
Wilcox
A
9-
Automobile
1
of
par) lor
stock held)
./i:';"-'/"
(Tulsa,
Co.,
share
($10
8
dividend
12-10
75c
—
(One
1
dividend
11-
25c
—
B
10-2
10-10
—
12-
(quar.)
prior preferred
Stock
30c
—_
9-30
.
10-31
T'A:--
pfd. i(s-a)____
pfd.
l
l
—
Steamship
11-
investment income)
20c
Corp.—
(quar.)_
5%
li-
10-27
$87 %C
34c
—
2
,ii-
(s-a)—
30c
(quar.)
&
B
13c
.
„
10-
l
33c
——--
(s-a)
Ltd.
Nichols
85c
"
$2
5c
11-
'
60c
Lines, 5'A
pfd.
(s-a)
Arena Co. (stock dividend)
Common • (s-a)
:——-
.
~
2
$8%c
Canadian
(resumed)
Insurance
Stock
—
1:
2
10-
Canadian
Physics & Science Fund—
(From
Finance
11-15
11-
_
Ltd.—
Foundry
Steels,
Atomic
1
:
Quarterly
Atlas
Canada
.
.
*
preferred
Austin
(quar.)
Marchine
1
agreement
Beneficial
common
preferred
11-
adjustment
merger
and
(quar.)
10-11
30c
Brass
$1.25
10-24
about
___:
3.75%
preferred
1
Supply
Sewing
5'%%
1
,
White
,10-13
Wholesalers.
11-
Co.)
4'A%
1
31,%
.
quar.)
RR.,
Refining,
Refining
11-
Co., common
Line
Atlantic
11-15
company
Whirlpool
11-
10-31
11-15
pursuant
between
1
15c
Fire
Auto
Coast
(quar.)—
Mfg.
payment
Atlantic
Class
■
,,
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
♦
.
In-
share)—.—
(quar.)
preferred
15c
preferred
Point
12-
40c
(quar.)
.
Telephone
Westchester
(increased
preferred
Atlantic
9c
to
1
11-
11-
-
1
11-
12-
48%c
11-
1
1
10-
—
•
Soup Co.
(quar.)___
Foils, Ltd., common
Participating class A (quar.)
Canada Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)
1
10-
1
n-i
—
(s-a)
(N. J.)
(quar.)
Canada
12...
Mines
Campbell
:
12-
56%c
British
amount
-
Inc.
Stores
Atlantic
income
(quar.)
Coast
8
Inc.—
Waterbury National Bank (Conn.)
Weingarten (J.), class A (quar.)
Class
11-
8c plus an extra of lc from
investment
>
Investors
11-251
40c
(quar.)
.ending Dec.
year
will
depositary
Food
12>
12%c
Associated Stationers Supply Co. (quar.)
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.
(quar.)_
4%
1
1
60c
Atchison,
4.75%
Co., (quar.)
Mutual
the
Dividend
$.076
s
Common
Warehouse
for
1961;
capital gains)
11-
683Ac
less
Campbell
11-
;
(quar.)
5%
Camden Fire Insurance Assn.
1
1
1
11-
31c
—
1
1
2
11-
30c
31'A c
11-
12-
2
34c
;
•
11-
12-
10-13
11-
<10-20
.
1
Lake
1
11-16
11-15
—
1
Red
2
17 %C
—
$1.24 preferredl: (quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
10-20
1
6
10-
17'Ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.20
12-
$1.08%
pfd.;
<
12-
&
Common
•'
10-20
59c
:
pfd.
1
Water
10-
11-
75c
$3 pfd. (quar.)__
Telephone (quar.)_—-new com.
(initial)
Telephone Co.—
Power,
12-
27%c.
(quar.)
of
11-
/
62'Ac
Industries, Ltd., Ordinary
(Interim payment
come
Value Line Fund-Income Fund
7%
Associated Electric
/'
10-10
:
Equipment Corp., 4%%
Artesian
10-10
1
California
11-10
1
(quar.)_^_-----___-._U.-,_
'$2.40 preferred (quar.)____.
Arnold
8
11-
.....
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
11-
^—___
(quar.)
11-15
8c
10-
10-
1
10-31
5%
Interstate
1
1
11-
-
—-----—----
Electric
5
11-
Research
California Packing Corp.,
(quar.)—18c
_
dividend
California
11-
$20%c
$30c
3-for-l split
a
Payable of Rec.
ioc
--
—
Biochemical
for
California
12-
■
approve
Corp.
10-10
$1.12%
•
—
Stock
Share
(extra)
10-10
r
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
$37c
(quar.)
w
Insurance Co.
Co.
4%
12-
120c
class
(quar.)—
Metals
12-15
1
17%c
(initial)-
common
$37c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
preferred
United
25c
_
Stockholders
■
37%c
(quar.)_
Industries
Holders
When
Per
Cadre
11-10
1
11-
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
Name of Company
1
10-12
1
11-
!
*
(quar.)
Argus Corp., Ltd., $2.60 pfd.
Argus Corp., Ltd. (quar.)_.
•12-
15c
12-
156'Ac
12-11
30c
10-26
$72c
—l.
.—.
(quar.)
Power Co;, 4%%
pfd.
preferred Aquar.)_^—
4.50%
11-
California
Appalachian
11-17
30c
•
50c
$30c
preferred
11-15
11-15
Ltd.—
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
Quarterly
._•
15c
Class
B
(quar.)
Triangle Conduit & Cable—
(quar.)
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
(quar.)
2%
(quar.)
(initial)
A
Telephone,
preferred
4% %
When
Share
.
(quar.)—i——
.
<
25c
1-1-62
12-20
2
Continued
on
page
48
Volume
194
Number
6101
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1727)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
t
STOCKS
;
Year I960
Lowest
Highest
i
40
Mar
50
Oct
8
21
44% Jan
69 Va Jun
15
114 Va Jun
26
98 y* Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
44% Dec
10
\
7
35 Ve Oct
25
12
Jun
23
Dec
6
•
52-; Jan
53% May 10
v52y2 Jan
3
103% Jan
6
75
Apr
7
125% Apr
7
27% May 16
23 Va May 31
,16'/a Apr
63.
•> 10
Apr
Oct
-
'22
Oct
Jan'/
28% Jan
Jan
3
14% Sep
28
6
17
4
14
47
20
98 L Dec
4
31
Jun-17
40% Mar
21% Oct
J 80:
;
9% Oct
28
20 y» Feb
29
85
Jan
4
28
"7% Jan
14
27y# Jun
9
/ 11% Oct
8 ye Sep
.62% Oct
24
4
8
'8%
May.il y
13% Jan
\45
32'A Sep 28
33% Jan 27
46
Sep- 27
12% Dec 20
59
4
•> May 31'«
6% Oct 24
20 Vt Aug
86% Apr
10
53% Apr
;
50 % Sep
/40
Jan
90
AJan
36% Jan
7
Oct
44
Jan
: 4
22
Oct
26
40
95
Nov
15
132 •"
>
24
81
84% Sep
Jan
28
-•25 Ve Oct
28
26
23
Dec
35'/a Jan
108
26
22% Dec
30
78% Jan
31% Jan
21
y 17% Apr 26
-
Allied
Allied
Products
64% Oct
Allied
Stores Corp
11
•
4%
84 y4 May
3
29% May 15
Amerace
11
20
98% Sep
22
106'A Jan
27
44% Jan
18
36
Jan
44% Jan
4
37
Feb
8
57
Oct
18
63
13% Oct 24
,30
35% Oct
58% Sep
July 12
Jan
4
23
13% Sep
1
•
43% Jan
4
^
1
51% Jan
427/a Jan
16,./Oct 26-r
.24% Jan
14
64'A Apr
5
24 % Apr
11
6
iauerican
;
.
3
N12% Aug 11
4
46% Aug
4
39% Jun
3
-6%
3
--7%
5
40'A Sep 29
13; '
'
S 46% 'Mari22
>i
16% dun/ 2
36V4 Sep
-
-Dec
V 24% Jan
44% July
39% Oct .21
25
*
»89/ Mar
v 59% Jun
" •' 30% Y)ec
21
17% Sep
27
28
.
52 "Jan
Oct A 7
17 Va Dec
-
6% Jun
30
30'
,:i
Oct 18
1 & Oct 20
57% Jan
3 A
73Va Oct 20
1; 20V8 Jan
3- '" 39% Sep 21
32% Oct
5 "
37% Mar 13
A 13% Oct' 4 *
23% Apr 28
8V«Jan
4
12% Apr 18
.
,"
4
8
,31% Mar 15
•
9% Jan
>
22y8 Sep 29
11
38% Jan
18
;
,
24
Jan
13 y4 Oct
20
17»/2 Feb
15
94
76 V4 Jan
31% Sep
26
38% Oct
81% Oct
Oct
31
28% Jan
26
13% Jan
19
15% Sep
5
16V2 Feb
37
-
44
Sep
Jun
.
,
28 Va Oct
133 V4 Dec
;
•
25
25
3
American Motors Corp
American Natural Gas
62
3
28
27
Sep
Jun
2
May 17
42% Mar 10
Jan
13
26 y4 Mar 21
54% Jan
3
72% May 18
3
60% Jan
3
Aug
4
119
Jan
4
?18
3&y» Jan
„
Aug
Jun
27y8 Jan
20
76
Feb
50% Mar
3
145% Mar
28% Jan
3
30 y8 Jan
16
35 y4 Mar 21
28
3
23
11
27% Jan
3
31V8 Feb
2
76% July 10
23
30%. Aug .26
9
127% Apr
3
82%. Feb
-
16% Mar 13
146
20
33% Jan
34
Meter
American
13
12
16
10
Molasses Co
11
97
Oct
18
American
-
7%
Co
37% July 26
34% Jun
5
45%'
<
18
1
31% Oct
44
30% Dec
j 6;
,
>
44% July
5
Jan. 12,
54% Jan ,11
-
Jan
33% Jan
27% Apr
25
-.
17
58% Apr
3
:
65-
3
4
33% Feb
5
.93% Oct 28
>-
13
Rad
44% Aug.12
footnotes,
see page
: 37
26
Jan
70%
32%
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33%
14%
14%
9%
9%
'
17
lA
38%
9%
29%
30%
31%
31%
lA
71%
3?%
A
9%
32%
72,400
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33%
14%
9%
9%
22,100
39%
•
31%
-
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14%
14%
■
9% :
1%
72 Yb -73%,
38%
33%
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14%
,
;
,
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31%
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9%
31%
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: looo
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15
6,100
32%
17%
83 V4
83%
83%
84
83%
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83%
; 27%
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28%
29%
■
t
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17%
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37%
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14,500
54,100
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700
24%
5,400
24 Ya
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102 y2
42 y4
38%
40%
83
84
84
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102%
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3300
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42%
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2,800
44,400
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18 Yb
79,000
10,100
45%
46
46
46%
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67
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36 y4
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56%
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46
66
35
57
56%
57
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15
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28
Corp 1
•
15
.:
143%
..
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100
preferred
/
' 142
common——25
Co
142>/4
72
non-cumulatiye preferred_100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
6%
41V4
American Stores Co
20%
20% /
1
32%
33%
American Sugar Refining com
,
93%
94
31
31'/4
32%
33
25
25
A
Tel Co
American Tobacco common
Viscose
Corp
series
Zinc Lead
AMP
endorsed shares
Ampex Corp
A Smelting—1
.94%
,
33»/4
121%
100 /
100V2
128%
129%
129%
54%
53%
56%
24
24
27%
27%
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l47/8
14
27%
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28%
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•
27%
19%
27Va
,
19%
34%
Anaconda Wire A
4
Anchor
93% Feb
16
44% Feb
16
50
Cable—i^Nopar «
Hocking Glass Corp
♦4 preferred
Anderson
OUyton A
6.25
Nopar
Co——/21.80
:
34%
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34%
37%
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42%
42
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Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
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96% 't
307/8
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76,400
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Inc
33%
12.50.
100
preferred
20%
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'
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,
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6,300
50,200
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73
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15%
27%
,
35%
56%
<
69%
35
57%
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46%
68
36%
56%
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67%
15%
27%
60%
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67
35%
,
143%
*141%
28%
20%
Tel
15%
600
15%
42
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15%
3,800
45%
20 V8
preferred
15%
16%
30
17
48%
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Steel
16%
48 Va
44%
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16%
48
18%
100
Snuff
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10
American
16%
48
16%
/
48
17
48%
17
'
No par
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A
45% Apr
*
2
90y2 Jan
May 22
'
17
70%
38%
V
83,800
%
18
4
15.
70%
39
70%
39
70%
38%
!..• 44
45
13% Jan
17,
1%
43 y4
18%
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42 y4 Mar
1
45
46
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68% Jan
.
—
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':500
A
43 %
18 Yb
4
For
45
1,700
45
29% Jan
Feb
45 A
:
5,000
5,900
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28 Yb May 23
55% Jun
"42%
,
47%
18
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91%-;
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/
18 Ya
13
36
44
23 y4
„
45%
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85
45%
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42%
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2,400
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50>/2
92%
18%
25
17
.
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24% ,24%
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,
12,800
47
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*
.
;
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American Water Works Co com—5
v3iy4 Oct
91
42
..
14,900
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5
5
50
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,
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100
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34y4May
47
41%
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.
41,500
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25
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22
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41%.
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1
1
22% Sep
17 Yb Sep
'24%
46%
50%
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44% ', 45 y4
38%
38%
89%.
23
41%
17%
600
.
10
19 Yb Jan
May 11
61%
49%
50y2
89%
90%v*90%
9%
*47%
.23% Jun
31
24%
•
A
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417/8
14%
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2
15 Va^Jan
Oct~24
46V2
23 V»
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33% Feb
24%
89%,,
43%
7
19
88%<
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.
/
35%
Sep
42 Va Oct
89 A
23%
43%
63
19%
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40
3
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23
83
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Mar
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83
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;
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•
42%
5
14
54
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11%.
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-
41%
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27
50 %
..
42%
54
45 Vi
83
Apr
3
102% Oct 11
27% Sep 28
18% May 17
41%
'
44%
42 Va
130
29 V4 Sep
38%
>50%
>
yil'/a
A
44%.
82
3
7
49%
.:;
11%
43%
-
,
41%
3
Feb 26
47%
48
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83
3
25% Mar
4,100
43%
64% Jan
20
45%
41%
103 Yb Jan
4
45%
24%
121V*Jan
41
45%
42
1.66%
Co
preferred
American
6%
45'A
102 y2
30
130
45"%
24%
20
4
12,400
*100V2
65% Dec
Jan
16%
24%
130% Aug 31
44 Yb Dec 16
4
51 Yb May 19
16
p
American Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt As Ref'g com.No par
7%
16%
■V.. 38 %
A *45%
70%
Nopar
Amer Research A Develp'm't
1%
61%
50%
/';24%
•
300
*60%
IO21/2
108% Dec
79% Jan
/, 25
24%/
46 '
13,400
43,800
: i6%
v
38%
•
^
100
167/8
50,',
,
*98
56,500
61%
38'A
:
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117
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23%
500
13,700
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19%
20
20 %
54
.
-
26%
100
41%
•-
.
50%
88J/2
%
100
24%
American News Co
126.-
61 % Oct 26
-
19
91%
*100%
American Optical Co
1
Amer Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No par
American Potash A Chem
No par
144% Aug 25
62% Aug 24
Sep 28
21% Apr
3
35%
88%
24 y4
100
American
Aug 17
20%
34%
90 %
'
preferred
American Metal Products
49
•20%
36%
87%
19%
105
47 %
39%
33%
17
Fdry com—1.75
100
20% May 16
53% Apr
7
19% Apr 28
6
20%
35%
102%
49% Aug 18
9
21
4% %
28,800
24%
78% July 10
8
Jun
19
58%
10,100
'
American Machine A Metals_No par
American Metal Climax Inc com—1
37% Oct 16
57%
*100V2
46% Sep
Feb
'18
A
58%
1
18
136% Jan
6
Mach
preferred
118,900
20%
11%
29%
'
6,600
27%
1
44%
9%
'
27%
27
16%
45%
47
387/a
*32%
14%
1
27
Jan
70
28%
27%
V .26
x43'/2
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—
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27%
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100
Jan
Mar
54
117
3.90 %
May 16
Corp
Investment Co of 111
prior preferred
American
105 Va Oct
5
12% Jan
'*'
Dec
5%%
20
35% Aug 16
21% Oct 14
3
American
7
May 24
59
1
Mar
I
28
139% Sep
3
145% Aug 24
17
13% Dec
42
American International
Jan
41
:
.
-12.50
__
34
—
--
4
Products
54
20
% Aug 12
Corp
Hardware
32 y8 Jun
1
67
Apr
;
Power—No par
27
48
3
44 V2 Sep
.
38%
A
10
American &. Foreign
86% Feb
13
18
/A
Power Co
Electric
American Enka Corp
5
.American European Secur—-No par
American Export Lines Inc
40o
63% Apr
20
23
105
3
16% Feb
;
27%
",,:-
8
10
7
25
102%
57%
11%
17% Aug
25% Aug
6
90% Jan
1
.38'A
*
1,940
-
.' 56,300
A 200
*60%
,
83%
24% Jan
HVa Nov
12.50
common
.
46%
j
%''<
20%
56
;■*
27%.
6
138% Jan
45%
,
'
.
1
83
20'/a
8,400
41 %
46%
,
83 Ya
9
48
11%
44%
45%
46%
11%.
16%
46'/2
46%
61%
16%
•»
26 Va
3-
Aug
*60%
167/8
•82%
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2,600
-
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84%
15
24
61
63%
*54
,
26%
15
33 Va Oct
54'/2
26 Yb
92 % Aug
14
42'A
54'/2
X82%
27% Jan
Apr" 18
42'A
54'/2
1,300
7%
.28%
>20%
*100
43
27%
'26%
;
20%
1
58% Jan
43%, Apr
Radio Corp
<26%
y
.
j
Home
1
26
42%
46*
-1
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f
20%
103%
Hosp Supply Corp.No par
20 Yb Jan
18
20'A
American
99 % Jan
29 Va Apr
26%
,
*100
American
14
22
26'A
'
;
1,500
27%
89%
20%
83
LZO
v
7%
20%
36%
84%
American
26
Oct~21
36%
86
15
86% Jan
13%
36%
84
26
20 % Jun
17 % Dec
35%
.
43
102%
20%
26%
;
83
13,000
90
62%
20%
58%
20 %
14
34 Va Jan
13
58%
20%
.
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64
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•
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60
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61
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63%
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2
43%
'
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30>
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•
64
82%
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13%-
43
7%
36'A
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1Q.
common
-
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9
86 y2 Dec
14
26
preferred.—100
27
32% Jun
9
Sep
■
>1,800
43%
63 %
35
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f
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26
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103
< <
,
12,000
; f
3
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6
■
;
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8
'
1
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4
Jan
^
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82 y2 Sep
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-
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<
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58
26%
,
59% July 18 A
20
13%
28%
,
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;
58%
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.
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j 2,800
,
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.
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; 57 ;
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28
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91
90
27%
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72%
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.
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-
11
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-
90
64
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:
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4t A 93 .; Oct >2 /- •"
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100
' A A 90%'
1,4 A;: 39% Sep 29
A/50 » Mar 20 »A
American CJyanamid Co—
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•/
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30
; 29% Jan 20
47% Jun -5
"
American DlStHling Co^
10,
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,
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37 y8
18%
20
28%
.
26.
A81 % Jun?28
23% Oct
77
.
36%
18%
69%
•'
-
4% -
37%
'
5,109
29,100
v
48%
10
27
>
37 y4
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20%
preferred
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1
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,
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63%
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American Can Co
*
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;
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63%
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12,100
49%
58
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9
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v
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.
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9
63%
4%.
,
1
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24
•
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,
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,
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Cable A
12%
45%
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Brake Shoe Co
Theatrefs
12%
30a/8
,
6,100
-
A
917/8
19%
42%
53 ." Jun7
*
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*
American Broadcasting-Paramount
American
'97%
63%
38% <-.39%
83
preferred
Bosch
96%
11-11%:
<
^
"
20%
98%
12.50
Balewrias
American
51% Jun ;
■
45%> ^ 45y4
98%
No par
American Bank Note
.
38% Aug 23.
35% Dec
v
1
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30
ll'/8"V39
20%
America—
convertible
..2,590
23%
96%
29%
,
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83
Corp
Jun
62
4
A
30% Dec
.
3%%
y;v;;'•/..■v'", ''A'AA;
,41% Aug 29:
61% Apr 17
Ay
46% Dec
July 28
May 31
47% Aug 10
'
3
38% Jan
-
8'AJan
34'/2 Jan
36
Jan
..;
7
15'A. Jan
51% Jan .i" 7
5
':v.--.-A .A,"
25% Mar 4
y:-8
;
130
•
92
-
44%
13»A
64
*90
99
100
Amerada Petroleum Corp
_No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical_:_No par.
American Airlines common
1
27% May 17
3
4
30% Oct
.<
T 92
83'A
Amalgamated Sugar Co
May 11
307/8
24%
18%
20%
26
37% Oct
30%
95%
12 y8 '12%
;•
':
—No par
of
9,300
18%
99
Inc
Co
19%
>
9
'i
20%
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum
19
/.?:
■•-/
83
10
common
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34
4'A
'- 69'A
69
10%
'
42
100
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19%
1
69y8
* W*49% *'..49%u
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7%
20,900
:
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fc
37%
.
'18%
.
■
65 %
4%
.36%
38%
'
13%
63%
preferred
;
58
"
18%
16 y2
'
91%
20
-
—5
36% Sep 11
38% May 16
81% Mar 30
937/a May 16
20
18%.
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:
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.
58%
16 Yb
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9
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58%
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20
59
24y4
,
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4'A
37
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46
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r
36 lU-
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11%
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common__No par
Alpha
3
13
Corp
4.08%
Mar 24
10%
-
No par
—
28
2
28
Mills
Alli8-Chalmers
May 15
35% Feb
19
Nov
90%
y
5
convertible preferred
Portland Cement
110
; 19% Oct
*4"
25% Jan
13
10% May 11
4
34% Dec
18%
■
9
65%
" 4V«
t
.
687/8
-
29%
800
19%
<
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12y4
■
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,
100
13,300
113
16 y«
'•
30 %
24
66%
113
20
58%
52
65 %
'
113
19
19%
:"'93%
12%
63%i
;•
19
Shares
52
66%
*110
the Week
Oct. 20
53
65%
;
58
16%
30%
24y8
8%
,
...
4y4
;/36y4
-
;
;
16ya
Friday
•
Oct. 19
•52
67%
113
19 V4
95% " 97%.
12%'-
Sales for
Thursday
53
.
;
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18%
30%
,
PRICES
J
57■%
•
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29
66%
67%
18%
-
24%
•
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65%
I 18%
.
9
16
'
91
...
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Allied Chemical Corp
Kid Co
7
69% Jan
,
9
,
'
'29%
90
v
,
Allied
4
.
24 Va Oct
6
-100
i
!
4%
7
19
Jun
4
1
preferred
12y2
36
5
common—
t
29y8
.
2
3
25
28
55
July 25
.23% Oct 26
•'V4%%
,
.
Aug
4
'A Sep
19% Oct
'•
4
Gas Corp——
Products Inc
Inc
/
.—2./,;
*
97%
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—No par,;
.
24%
95%"
15% Sep
52% Apr
19
57'/8 Oct
4
Jan
30%
30%
,
24%
66 y4
5
27% Oct
30%
f
;—1
20
36'A Apr .13
19%
Allen Industries Inc-
;
Aug 11
20'/8 Oct
,98% Oct
Jan
19%
2
3
Jan
19%
5
,
11
58 y2 Jan
75
19
3
11% Jan
16%
_50c
Inc
66
56%
16 y4
20% Sep
49% Oct
3
27
18%'
55J/2
16%
100% Jun
4
12% Jun
19
55
.
SALE
'
113
16%
Alleghany Corp common
—1 ^
6% convertible preferred—10
Allegheny ,-Ludlum Steel Corp.:
1' :
Allegheny Power System
_5
'
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
■
3
16% Jan
15% Apr
6
50% Jan
26
28'/8 Sep
.3
Alco
91% July 21
"'i
Jan
Jan
41% Sep
61% Oct
8
Products
Reduction
*52
.
68Va
115
18%
No par
Corp
Industries.
Aldens
67
55
,
1
Alabama
9
3
53
*113
HIGH
Oct. 18
1
—
Express Co
Control
68%
AND
Wednesday
10
Air
J
*52
116;.
116
1
Inc
Co
A
19
3
39 % Jan
*!
37% Oct
35
•
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18
5% Mar 24
53
67 V2
'
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25
Stores
Adams-Mills
'
100
Addressograph'Multigraph CorpJ2.50
Admiral Corp
—1
Aeroquip Corp
1
9
84 V Jan
Steel
Adams
21
14% Mar
18
17% Jan
;
32
22% Oct
28
9 % Sep.
8
32%;Jkn-;4
5
.
25
36% Apr
12% Jan
5
Jan-
ACF-Wrigley
Oct. 17
*52
<
5
common
preferred
ACF Industries Inc
17
48 y« Jan
42% Aug 19
100
May 27
22%: Jan
8
•
90'A Jan 12
15% Oct
-
y56y2 Jan
.
4
Laboratories
convertible
Acme
1
—
Tuesday
Oct. 16
Par
ABC*Vending Corp
15 Ve Mar 24
3
88% Jun
28% Oct 25
4%
21
43% Apr
3
.
Abbott
109 V4 Oct—6
3
,'32% Jan
*
32 ys Aug
3
Jan
i
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
53% Jun
3 /
4
38% Feb
:
22 y* Jan
/
3
Monday
*
Abacus Fund
64% Aug 17
2iy2 Apr 25
24 y2 Jun
5
3
Mar 14
10% Jan
-
1
3% Sep
Jan
-
24 ya Jan
,
19
23% Jan
24
59 V2 Sep
•
38
5
Dec
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
16
15
17
32%
NEW
Highest
17% Sep 25
.16
15
/•/*91%
'**v
.
42% •
18
/ *
,
35%
37%
93
42%
•
35%
36%
.
*91 At.
'
■
42
50
27%
-
,
18%
20,600
49,500
35%
37
1,620
11,100
,
,
42
2,600
-
10
1,400
16
(1728)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
30% Sep
Sep
77% Jan
19
12
72 % Oct
19
Argo
38% Sep
67% Jan
4
7
43% Oct
19
3
79% Aug
53% Aug
9
Armco
3
Armour
74 % Oct
6
Armstrong
3'
'
3
29
Sep
28
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
Jan
26
53% Dec
21
50
Jan
4
Jan
13
83 Va Aug 26
78 Va Jan
11
28 Va Oct
24
44 Va Jun
9
30
10
20% Jan
11
Jan
20
18
.27% Jan
24
23% Jam
July 25
29 % Jun
37% Jan
1
66 % Jan
27
75
Feb
9
10
63
100
Jan
46
Sep
May 22
19% Sep
24% Aug
31% Apr
5
2
20
Feb
4
22
Jan
5
35% Jan
47
Jun
1
21
69% Feb
102
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Volume
194
Number 0101
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
(1729)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
If ear 1960
Lowest
5
Sep
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,
5
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May 19
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Friday
Oct. 19
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-
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23
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25
25
1,300
23 Ya
2,500
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17
25% Jan
12
22 '/a Jan
15
24% Jun
22
80 Ya Aug
28
23
42% Aug 25
95% Sep { 6
8
19% Mar
30
27
88% Jan
Dec
50
7
75 Ya Oct
3
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Oct
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24
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26
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23
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69% Oct
1
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10
9
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8
94 Ya Aug
19
90
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4
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25
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4
32 Yi Jun
19
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57
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38% Jan
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30% Dec
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43 Ya Jan
54% Oct
26
69% Jan
99 Ya Apr
-
4
32
6
30% Jun
43 Ya Oct
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6 Ya Dec
29
17
Jan
18
16 Y+ Dec
14
34 Ya Jan
21
18
15 Ya July 31
13
May 16
103
14% Sep
18
24
Dec
19
43% Jan
6
35 Ya Dec
30
40 Y4 Apr
7
13 Ya Oct
24
26% Jan
6
50Y4Nov
2
69 Ya Feb
26
13% Dec
6
23 Ya Jan
4
20 Ya Dec
15
36 Ya Jan
4
22
20
29% Jan
20
Sep
29 Ya Jan
30
Dec
31
14
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Feb
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38
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28
5
20
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Jan
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12
32
18
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15
8
26
Jan
12 Y4 Jan
23
17% Nov
4
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30
21% Jan
12
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29
71% Jan
6
37% Jan
30 Ya Feb
,
8
37 Ya Jan
10
78 Ya Jan
4
94 Yi Feb
2
41 Ya Aug 24
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July 19
39 Ya Dec 21
26 Ya July
25
49% Mar
9
68
39% Jun
1
53 Yb Dec
3
247/a Jan
4
49% Oct
1
July" 14
18
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27 Yi Oct
28
36 Ya Dec
1
475/a Jan
18
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11
56YaDec
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42
Sep
Feb
126 Ya Feb
59 3A Jun
23
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7
62
3
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li
72 Ya
17
12
8
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10
26 Yb Nov
71 Yi Jan
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16
6
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26
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17
71 Ya
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79
Oct
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4
140
2
12
95% Feb
17
4
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5
6
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20
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74
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29 Yb
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59 Ya
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60
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91
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91
14,100
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24 Ya
23%
24%
23 Y»
24%
24%
24%
24 Yb
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Colgate-Palmolive Co common—
1
$3.50 preferred
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
45 Ya
45%
45 Yb
47
47 %
48%
x45 Ya
76
76
75 Ya
76 Ya
*75 Ya
76%
76
76
49Yb
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49 Ya
497/b
493/8.
49 7/b
49 Ya
497/a
31 Yb
31 Yb
31
31 Yb
31 Ya
31 7/b
31%
317/B
preferred
No par
Co...
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y:
50Ya Mar 17
Collins Radio Co
14 y4 Jan
3
23 Ya May 17
Colorado
43
3
49
Jan
Ya
1
7%
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20
2
91%
895/i
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26 3/b
—1
guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation
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3
Oct
42»/a
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Co
Special
Jan
54
,
*
42
-
26 Yb
——__No
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102
102
5
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St
102
29
5
preferred
Cleveland
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1
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30 YB Oct
503/a Aug 16
11,700
6%
6
45%
25 Ya
*1013/4
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49% Aug 21
77 Ya Jun
5
Jan
July
•
76
13 Ya Dec
Mar 21
4
353/a Jan
24
42 Ya Dec
61
10
Jan
-
41% Oct
19
10
23
35 Ya
45%:
99
12%
34
Cleveland Electric Hum common__15
133.
6
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6%
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22
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—100
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-
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5
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69% Oct
23
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34
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7
78
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34
Cleveland-Cliffs
28
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60,200
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25
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1
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137
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13
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9
26
33
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17
3
•
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56 Ya Jan
5
11
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.
43%
64
93i
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Cincinnati-Milling Machine Co—lo
C I T Financial Corp..^
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preferred
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28
32 Yb
42%
43
100
127/b
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com_8.50
4%
59 Yb
300
43
28
18Ya
9
22 Va
Chicago Rock Isl «Ss Pac RR—No par
.Chicago Yellow Cab..
No par
Chlckasha Cotton Oil
,
9
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
25c
Chrysler Corp
25
28
Sep
40
8
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30
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42'-
2,300
23
67%
42
217/b
26
32
19
5
,99
5
48% Mar
Aug
44 Ya
20 Ya
12 Ya
11 Ye July 27
Aug 25
25%
21
26
preferred series A———100.
Chicago Pneumatic .Tool
*
8
19
102 Ya Feb
24 Ya Oct
14 Ya
25%
19 Yb
*20 Ya
com—No par
North Western
&
300
77
*22 Ya
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49 Ya
25
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33 VB
93
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41 Yb
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2,400
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6%
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-
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5%
Mar 23
89
3
65 Ya Jan
Ya Dec 29
11
57% Sep 21
Jan
37% Jan
23
16% Nov
v
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6
26
31% Apr
3
38
93
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preferred—
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'
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46
24%
40
—
77
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12
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,
35
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20% May 15
-
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'
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•
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T
75 Yb
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41 %
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Jan
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„
22%
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12
27
Feb
'
48
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•
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1
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93
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23
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33
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j
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-
21%
27
62
19
64%
35 Ya
.
Chicago Great Western Ry com__10
27
Feb
28
93/4
Class
Mar 30
187/a Feb
52
42Ya
27 Ya
62Ya
V
48
77 Ya
22%
37% May 20
32% Aug 10
13% Jan
3
42 Yb
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23
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22 Yb
18
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'
24
.1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3 Ya% convertible preferred—100
Chicago St East 111 RR com__No par
Chemway
13
67 3A Jan
;
Jan
54% July 21
91
July 19
7 Y4 Jan
3
95 Ya.
95
78 Va
.1
.Chemetron
9
103A Mar 22
5
94
T '
28 Yb
Champion Spark PlUg Co_—_—1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co_^.-—1
Checker Motors Corp
,—1.25 ;
277/a Mar 20
,
33 Ya48 Yb
42
'
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17 Ya May 13
32 Ya
23 y4
-
48
•
75
48
76 Ya
—10
Champion Papers Irtc
$4.50 preferred—
39% Aug 28
26 3A Jan
6
•
34 Ya Mar
25
24
*467a
48%
,
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327/a
95
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-
1
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—
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,
76
32 Ya
..
.
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48
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48
.
..
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Co.t
Gotham
Chadbourn
7Ya May 10
4
28
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—
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Cessna
31 y4 Mar
40 Ya
3% Jan
:<
76
23%
'
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...
...
_—
70 Ya Jan
11"
237/a
...
...
No par
Century Industries Co
No par
Cerro Corp
-5
Certaln-teed'Products Corp__1
40% Apr :V7
5Ya Jan 18
24
;
Service—10
Public
Central Soya Co
44% May 17
20 Ya Jan
23 Y4
-
*75
..
com__No par
i—100
Central RR Co qf N J
-—50
Central &. South West Corp——2.50
22% Mar 29
17
9% Jan
6
Illinois
Central
r;
21
Oct
3 Ya May 11
40
Jan
21% Dec
July 25
26
Deo 29'
Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Central
'
Central Illinois Light
4%% preferred!..:
18
29 Yb Jan
9
r
Sep
28 Ya May 23
11
:
20
Sep
28
27
5
July 12
17
4
19% Oct
25 Y4
■'
*46 Ya
*.
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Central of C3^orgia Ry com__No par
5% preferred series B
j—100
'6.
-'
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Central Aguirre Sugar Co—4-i—S
Central Foundry. Co
6
Mar
57 Ya Jan
42% Jan
59
34 Y* Jun
Mar
59
17'
3
38
27% Jan
59
20
{
5
38 y4 Jan
30
75
32% Jan
28 Ya Jun
18% Jan
8.
Aug-17
46 Ya Dec
Sep
3
£%%
July 27
Fuel
&
1
Iron
common
5
136 Ya
163/4
16%
167/b
16Yb
163/4
48 Ya
*48
48 Va
100
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43 Ya
*42 Ya
43%
System_2.50
33 Yi
34 Va
34%
10
29 Yb
29%
—5
29 Ya
30
No par
*75 Va
No par
64 Ya
65
Elec—5
673/4
1
28 Ya
5
50 s/a
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38 Yb
50
4
•
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136 y4
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48
45 Ya
47
76 y4
.
76%
150
49 Y4
507%
31 Ya
16,300
16 3/4
10,900
30 Yb
16%
1*6 Ya
48%
*48
4,000
42,000
4,700
48 Ya
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*43
1
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16%
16 Yb
48%
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*48
preferred series B
135 Va
t
.
1
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Feb
57
24
39 Yb Aug
18
64 Ya Feb
■
28
A%
noncumulative 1st pfd
60
Jan
18
34
Dec
7
45 Ya Jun
14
31Y2 Oct
3
42% Apr
19
Columbia Broadcasting
183A Jun
21
23Ya Dec
30
23 Ya Jan
3
30
Oct
10
Columbia Gas
145/a Jun
17
267/b Nov
28
21 Ya Jan
It
35 Yb Aug
18
Columbia
Jun
2
71 Ya Nov
28
67
Jan
0
76 Ya Oct
18
$4.25
Dec
9
52 Ya Jan
0
74 Ya
Aug 24
Columbian Carbon Co
505/a Jan
11
72
Oct
Columbus
60
43 Ya July
56
27
39 Ya Feb
3
53 YB Oct
24
19 Ya Oct
31
28 Y4 Jan
4
4
Pictures
preferred
&
Inc
System
common
,
Ohio
Southern
25Ya Jun
20
69 Yb Dec
13 Ya Mar
56 y4 Mar
23 y4 Jan
15
13
35 Ya May 26
Combustion
Engineering
417/a Jun
16
54 Ya Sep
Commercial
Credit
213/a Jan
S
68 Ya Jan
3
45 Ya
101
90 3A Jan
4
103 Y4 Jan
22
Jun
2
30 Ya Sep
3
14Ya Dec
13
Sep 29
97 Va Jun 23
Aug 19
1103A Aug 30
107
Jun
23
14 Ya Jan
1
11
14
39 Ya Oct 12
Commercial
42 Yb Dec
20
2
May
66
65 Va
66 Ya
65%
68
29
28%
29 Y4
29
29%
283/4
29 Ya
28 »/a
29 Ya
51
523/i
52 Ya
53 Vi
53
53 y4
53
54
38%
37%
37 Y4
36 y4
37%
38 Va
385/i
92Y4
943/4
92
923/4:
93 Ya
94 Ya
47
47%
46 Va
46 Y4
46
Yb
47 Va
99
99 Ya
99 y4
99%
99 Ya
99 Va
109 Yb
109 3 b
109 Yb
17
16%
167/b
16 Yb
17
10%
107/b
10%
11
IOYb
IOYb
103/4
10%
IOYb
103/4
6,500
10
14 Yb
14 v4
14 Va
14 3/b
14 Ya
14%
14%
143/i
14 Ya
143/4
14,000
No par
10 Ye
107/b
IO3/4
11 /
IOYb
IOYb
IOYb
103/4
10Va
103/s
go y4
60 y4
61%
4,800
84 Ya
85
87 Ya
21,300
Conde
19 % Mar 29
Nast
Publishing
Co
May 11
Corp
5
105 Yb Apr
46Y2Jan
$5
3
7
9
13
49 Ya Aug
38 Ya Oct
60
81 Ya
817/b
82
104 Ya
104 Ya
104 Ya
104 Ya
1043i
104 Ya
104 Ya
2,000
45 Ya
45 Ye
44Yb
453/4
45 Ya
46
45%
46 y2
12,500
47%
46 Yb
47%
6,900
No par
104
__5
45 Yb
46
Corp_____1.33%
46 Yb
47 Yb
-1.33 Vi
*37%
Industries
Foods
—
42 Yb Oct
5
Corp
;—lo
Gas
467/b
47%
47%
38 Ya
38 Va
38 Vi
*37 Ya
38%
*37 Ya
38 Vb
*37
38
27
26 Ya
263/4
*26 Ya
26 Ya
26
26 %
26
26
1,200
64%
64 Ya
64 Yb
653/4
65 Ya
66
66
66 Y4
66
67
6,700
40%
40 Y4
407/b
41 Ya
41 YB
417/s
41
42 Ya
11,000
793/8
79 Yb
79 Ya
79%
81
79Yi
81
18,500
97
96 Ya
97 %
96 %
97
96 Ya
96 Y.
4
29% Jan
4
20
Consolidation Coal Co
40%
40 Va
617/a Jan
4
81
Oct
19
Consumers Power Co com
,No par
79%
80 Ya
X79 Ya
88 Ya Jan
96% Aug 22
92% Jan
4
98 Ya Oct
13
96%
97 Ya
96 Yb
87 Ya Jan
4
96 3/4 Aug 25
93
81% Jan
6
88
*89 Ya
8 Ya
29% Feb
28
Feb
9
No par
$4.52
No par
$4.16
No par
Container Corp of America com—5
4%
preferred
100
12 Yb May 15
Continental Air Lines Inc—.—1.25
853/b Jun
20 Ya Sep
19
29 Ya Jan
5
21 Yb
83
14
94
Oct
7
90 Ya Jan
11
95
7% Oct
19
445/a Jan
6
Jan
3
34% Jan
3
_
—
♦
-
——
37 Ya Jun
28
49
100% Jun
16
2
.
Dec
107
31 Ya Dec
'
75 Ya Jan
6*
:
44% May 11
7% Dec
58
111
Mar
May
46 Yb Oct
6
85% Jun
20
77/s Jan
3
12 Yb May
22 Ya Jan
27
18 3/4 Oct
19
29
59Ya Dec 21
llYs Jan
3
77% Jan
54 Ya Jan
7% Jan
3
Oct
17
3
Jun
1
57% Dec 22
47
31
Sep
20
40% Mar 16
footnotes,
see page
4
35% Jan
40
For
5
14% Jan
2
Dec
103
83 Ya May 23
4
7% Dec
19
30
Aug 22
477/s Jan
4
July
26
$3.75
15
preferred
Continental
5
.
$5
Can
97
87 Ya
257/b
26
common—5
517/b
*105Ya
$5.50 preferred
Continental
97
87 Ya
No par
Continental Baking Co
3
5
19
21% May 11
preferred
preferred
preferred
Inc
10
common
No par.
—
96
*87
25%
91 Ya
,
*89 Ya
8
8 Ya
97%
87
87
87
87
26
26 Yb
26 3/b
26 Yb
26 Ya
26 Ya
89 Ya
91 Ya
*89 Ya
91%
91 Ya
91 Ya
8Vi
7%
7Yg
7Yb
160
267/B
*
91 Ya
8
8 Yb
52 3/8
106%
82
82
82
52 Va
53 Ya
53
105%
82
1053/4
43 Ya
-
435/e
44%
*81Y4
8 Yb
8 Ya
*19 Ya
20 Ya
83
,
106 Ya
45
*82
8
54 Yb
54 %
30
-
39,600
4,200
54%
107 y4
108
140
45 Yb
46
52,600
83
83
83
270
8Ys
8Y»
8Y4
90
19,200
46 Ys
107
8%
8%
19%
19 Ya
'
,t
960
87
52 Ya
8%
IOO
97 Ya
97
43
8 y4
*96
97 Ya
87
43 Ya
19 Yb ,.19Yb
*96
7/b
87 Ya
*103Ya
52
106 Ya
467/b
96
43
Copper Sc Steel com—2
preferred—»
25
convertible
104%
27
12
X.
104%
47 Vb
■63 Ya Dec
9
6,500
59%
40 Ya Jan
Mar
240
13,600
81 Yb
Laundries
July 11
1,400
109Va
59 Ya
Natural
90
4,400
59
Consolidated
98 Yb
7,000
47 Yb
99
81 Vi
Consolidated
13
.
81Yb
9
12
t
60
8
Jan
93 Yb
46Ya
99
93 yB
,
81 Yb
When issued
$4.50
t
'
58 Ya
67% Oct
27 Y2 Sep
1 n
1
preferred
Consolidated
17
*
Ya
of N Y com—No par
Consol Electronics
31
17
«
,
59 Ya
7
Jan
9,200
9,900
26,800
110
37 Ya Jun
5
8,900
16%
•
4
Apr
4,100
109 Ya
"
;
5
Oct
38
50
Y,
17
Vi.
53% Jan
27
-
•
110
Jan
5
65
16Yb
Consol Edison
3
67 Y4
109 V4
20
20 Y4 Jan
66 %
173/a
20
50% Jan
68 Ya
HOYb
87 Va Oct
6
67
16Yb
61% Oct
22
66%
110 Yi
3
51 Ya Dec
67
1
1
31
23 y4 Jan
66 va
T—100
5.25%
Comptometer Corp
4
Jan
18
May 17
42 Y4 May
66 Yb
18
24 Ya May
36 Ya Apr
2
657/b
Ya
lllYa Apr
38 V4 Oct
26
657/a
77
99Vb
Congoleum-Nairn Inc—
Consolidated Cigar Corp
101
65
'y
*76
78
*76
99 Yb
*,
Co
663/s Jan
30
76%
.100
Cone Mills
27
76 Va
preferred.,
preferred
15 3/b Mar 22
60 3A Jun
77 Ya
4.64%
13
103 Ya Dec
7,900
*76
76 Ya
8
3
13
29 Ya
101 y2 Feb
3
17
29
94
Jan
96 Ya Jan
28 Ya
47 Yb
Aug
42 Ya Feb
28 va
47 Ya.
7 Ya Jan
37
29%
93%
12
2
Ya
38 Ys
10
30
28
1
12
68 3A Dec
36,500
29 Ya
com—25
18
407/b Dec
36,800
29 Va
29
——...12.50
29
4
36V4
28%
issued—^
173/B Jan
Jan
35 Ya
29 Ya
When
Commonwealth Edison
12 YB Jan
May 26
35 YB
28 Ys
9
1
59
43%
35 Ya
29%
5
6
23
*42 Va
35 7/e
28 3/4
Oct
7% Jun
3
Solvents
43%
35Y8
293/i
50Yb Oct
100
11 Ya Dec
8Y4 Feb
Inc
Co
43 Ya
*42 Ya
35Ya
x29
18 3/4
19%
66%
65 %
'
'
*19
8Y4
6,100
20
A
66
-
700
20,700
70 Ya Aug
31
8
60% Apr 28
Continental
Insurance
5
67
67 Ya
67 Ya
67 Yb
66 Yb
67%
66 va
I
10 Ya
lOYa
10Y4
10%
10 Ye
ioy4
10%
Motors
10%
14.100
Continental
10V4
10
11% May
Delaware!—__5
48
47
47 3A
47
48 y4
47 Ya
48 y4
47 Ya
22,300
OIL of
47 Ya
48 Ya
Continental
Steel
57
57
56 Ya
56 Ya
57
57
553/4
56 Ya
55
Continental
54 34
May 17
62
Corp
I
7
■'
,
.
•;
•
„
2,400
18
(1730)
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
..
.
Lowest
«
20% Sep
25% Sep
42 y* Mar
19
■>"'
15
6
Dec
1
21
Oct
12% Dec
5
16
6
;
24% Jan'
2
17
27% Jan
49% Jun
15
Jan
13% Jan
186
:
Jun
59% Jun
26
83% Jan
5
'
88
Jan
5
93 % Sep
27
18% Jan
3
29% May
15% Sep
V9
4% Sep
13
3% Jan
5
64% Jan ; 4
<
18% Oct
11
46 V* Jan
11
Products
.Corning
21
Cosden
9
10% July
3
1
July 27
July 27
40
72% Jan
,
76
12
4
'11 Va Mar
15
25
Jan
Jan
Dec
21
31
Sep
42% Jan
23
39% Feb
1
54% Dec
14
17% Jan
109% Jan ; 5
•
63% July 26
10 Va Aug
3
30% Sep
:
•
50% Dec
.
29
29% Nov
67 Va Sep
7
Feb
:
7
Jan
27
73% May 19
4%%
19
8% Jan
.
B
30 Va Jan
62% Feb
-
3
37
•
;i
.
May
.
t
* *
L
-5. ;1
prior
Class
4
Inc__
7
61%
19%
105
15%
.
76
'
1
y
11%.
*69
11% y
11 %
•
11%
11%:.
11%
11%'"
37%
:
;
.
.
.
—_—10
37%
13%
17* «•
;
13%
*13%
133/4
17 >/4
163/4
17 Va
34
';*;•
*75
-
"
•
37%
.
34
.;
V
75%
-
37%'
33%
13%
•
'
*
753/4
-
v
:
5,500
7,500
v
*91
93
22%
.,
/ 40,200
'tV
9,300
:**
■:
223/4
3,300
-i8%
19%'
5%
,7 61/4'
7,700
.'
/
6,300
'
r%*
I'1'
63 y?
-
.
63
6,500
*76 -•' '77%
.
18 r26%
200
19%
-
11%
37
:
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.
i:
:
19%
':;
75%
:
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J-
•'•''-•
7
12
36%
.
13%
75%
200'.
'
1,700
13
*
,
76
32 3/i
6,000
v
"
\
600
?
1,800
33
11,400
->■
.*
"36%
13"
16%: 163/4-"
;
10,700
]
12
34
27,100
/ "
:7'.y:;.'ii%;. 11%
33%
7
2.180
69%
;
34,
.
.100
,
*•
19%
16 s/8
331/4-
7
7':\7t 11%, 7". 11%
;
;* 37%
13%
\
105%
15%
15%
69%
12
*
19
•
.,
.
*105
3/4*.'-343/a'
16%-
*
42,300
16,900
,7:42
92%
12 ".l
37
tti.-r;:
*41
92 Va 7
11%/ 11%
-
-i>>.v
-
.113% 114%
15%
33
1,800
;uy.^8%*- 38%
v
106%
12
*
'
26%
92%
*69
:
-.
'
26
.
62
*
34%
.
601/4
11%
;•>*
2,700
"
4
15%
4
'^TXTl 7%';-v 18 7"
900
'
,
-'
1,600
'
75%
'75%
41%
800
47,400
.
41%
777 -:
.
700
D
31% Jun
83
vJan
27
-
3
23
85% Jun
7
6
.12% Jan
3
87 % Aug
32
4
15% Jan
4
12% Dec
Jan
43% Jan
22
5
42% Oct
6
Dana
88Va July 28 "
,
Corp common
,
Dec
.33% Jan
5
12% Oct
20
20
25% Jun
16
39% Oct
11
Daystrom
Jun
30
28% Sep
22
Dayton
76% Jan
16
80% Jun
19
Mar
7
'
"
27% Oct
31
49% May 31
72% Jan
~4
80% Aug 23
80
74% Feb
3
75% Jan
6
Sep 16
82% May 23
17% Jan
38% Apr
28
543/4 Dec
17% Dec
S.-
8
393/4 Dec
21
28% Jan
35% May 17
47 Va Aug
20
50 V* May
8
28
11
Jan
78%
*763/4
78%
*763/4
32
813/4
15
*79%
813/4
3
47% May
*79%
813/4
37Va
*79%
36%
813/4
36%
16
48% Aug 18
62% May 23
50%
51
15% July 18
20% Jan
19
56% Oct
19
8
11
Aug
4
Decca
Records
Deere
&
Delaware &
Detroit
Edison
Detroit
Steel
DeVilbiss
58% Jan
3
74% Jun
21
Diamond
Alkali
35 % Jan
3
51% Oct
19
Diamond
National
29% Jan
3
323/4 Oct
13
27% Jun
12
12 Va Jan
4
6
14% Oct
19
4
17% July 24
4
$1.50
Disney
13
23% May
Dr
26% Jan
Dec
30
13% Jan
28 Va Oct
20
20
26
19% Jan
4
7
42% Feb
10
14% Jan
-\46% Apr 19
4
70
3
14% Dec
6
243/4 Jan
70 Va Oct
25
99% Jan
Mar
18% Jan
28
5
4
Jan
May
Pepper
Dome
17
25 Va Aug 23
Dominick
3
423/8 Aug
8
21% Oct 20
Douglas
85% Sep
Dover
7
Dow
Fund
14% Jan
22
266% Jan
5
103
5
83
9% Jan
8
5
Aug 16
Jan
19
3
100 Va Apr
19
8
Aug
18
13
25% Jan
3
33% Oct
38% Jan
3
423A Jun
11
44% Aug 25
42% Sep
38% Jan
8
44"% Aug 24
41
42% Jan
5
46% Feb
46
Mar 23
15
July 11
24
44 % Aug
27
.
24% Jan
I
Jan
473% Apr
15
20
323/4
19%
15%
19%
19%
36%
37
19%
35%
36%
36
36 VA
35%
36
43%
44%
34%
43%
43%
35%
43%
433/4
4,500
43%
43%
43%
-,'43%
3,500
16%
4
45% Jan
24
26% Oct
11
16%
163/4
16%
16%
20%
16%
8,800
15%
15%
16%
15Va
15%
16
2,300
16%
17
17%
24%
24%
243/4
173/4
25%
3,400
25%
25%
24
24
25'%
23%
25%
23%
24%
243/a
24%
24%
35
36
241/4
35
35%
24%
34%
35
1,800
33%
34%
32%
33%
20%
20 Va
20 %
32,400
20%
21
203/4
'21%
6,900
*
20%
-
V"
233/4
>
"
V,
.
20%
32
20
77%/
76%
,
1
18%
76%
59"%
14"%
76%
76%
76%
75%
763/4
75
753/4
23%
.
19%
59Va
6,500
24
24
24%
28,100
233/4
243/8
23%
241/a
31%
'
24%
32%
-
No par
1
(E I)
com
32
32
32
12,700
313/4
321%
31%
31%
3,400
18%
15Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
59%
■
18%
59%
59%
60%
9,400
593/4
60 %
601/4
603/4
5,700
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
151%
15%
9,200
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
5
227%
9%
228%
9%
228
228"%
226 3/4
229
1,200
227 %
230%
103"%
2293/4
104
104%
2313/4
104%
104%
104%
24,100
106
107
107
108 %
2,800
83%
*93/8
93/4
84
83%
83%
84
32%
32%
32%
32%
323/4
*40
40%
40%
40%
40 3/4
40 3/4
*40
40 3/4
50
*44
44%
5
common
32%
,
50
L50
87
86
87
32%
323/4
33%
12,400
40%
100
*40
443/4
*44
443/4
*44
443/4
*44
43%
44
*43%
433/4
44
*43%
44
*45%
47
46 3/4
463/4
*46%
47%
*44
44%
*44
443/4
*44
443/4
*44
*44
443/4
45%
*44
45 Va
*44%
45%
*44
25
25%
45%
43%
25%
1,500
443/4
*43%
25%
*44
>
5
32%
45%
*44
50
*85%
44%
*453/4
50
*44
84
47
43%
preferred—:
Cigar Corp
$2.10
16%
4,900
24%
preferred
DWG
163/4
700
1,900
.
14"%
50
Co
4.10%
19
16"%
13,400
24%
preferred
preferred
28
Jan
50%
193/4
No par
20
Jan
49%
15
series
48
44
51%
32%
$3.50
45% Feb
19
50%
14%
No par
42% Mar 28
Feb
503/a
19%
<
,
1
Nemours
44
3
•49%
2
4%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
Jan
49%
8,600
62
19%
series
$4.15
6
61%
19
*
_5
Co___
Duquesne Light
45% May 23
5
63
19
$4.50
$3.75
623/4
18%
Preferred
8
'
Oct
63%
19%
Preferred
9
Aug 16
41
13
87
773/4 Jan 20
62%
18%
1
Co
'
26% Sep
8
63Va
32%
Corp
de
1,000
4,600
63%
8,100
1
Corp
Pont
30%
No par
1
Co
International
du
30%
*30% \31
14%
1
Duplan
237% Aug
3
108Va Oct 20
30%
30%
No par
Dunhill
10% Jun 22
185% Jan
30%
*30Va
19%
50c
10
6034
16%
32%
-LI
Oct
16%
143/4
Industries
16
60%
163/4
193/4
Inc__
Aircraft
Power
60%
16%
;
No par
_»
Ltd
Chemical
Duke
60%
17
;
33
Drewrys Limited U S A Inc
DuBois Chemicals Inc
5
60%
16%
14%
Dresser
19
60
17
*32%
27% Mar 22
61% Oct
11
60%
16%:
*19%
38 3% May
24% Apr
103/4
60
.
15%
10
4
10%
11
32%
25
July 18
21%
20
22% Sep
17% Jan
21%
11%
143/4
30 Va Jan
8 '
22
107/e
19%
Corp
Co
Mines
10,700
6,100
21%
11%
14%
4
7% Sep 27
1783/4 Oct 31
-
17% Oct
4
12
18,400
22!/8
10%
20
12
4
18
28% Jan
21%
21%
14%
18
13% Jan
40% Jan
8
21
4,100
-
20
i
Productions
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Distillers
283/4
11%
32%
50c
33 % Sap
-
5
Jan
10
13
28%
63%
19 Va Aug
30 3/4 Jan
20
24
52 Va
42
5
28%
49 j'jcua' la-A6%J
32%
32%
2.50
Inc
28%
2.50
(Walt)
Club
41%
63%
25
(The)
41%
48%
l:.j-
preferred
Diners'
9
43
21%
593/8l^597/auw
>^L6% ;vd-a%
30%
30%
■
^-10
Diana Stores Corp__
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
29% Jan
42 %
28%
'
Corp
20% Mar 17
42% '.'42%
28
10%
^15
Co—
423/a
273/4
21%
/
1
•:
5,800
41%
27
V
2,0im„___
Corp__
Co
10% Dec
40
27
DeSoto
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37
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3
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55
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15
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21
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15
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4
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94
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1
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9
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92
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3
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1
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88
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25
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25
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11
5
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20
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58
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8
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6
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40
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20
7
11
5
24
7
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3
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8
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4
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6
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30
43
27
35
19
85
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14
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20
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59
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11
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Volume
194
Number 6101
...
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK
STOCK, EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
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3
<75% July 28"
42 3/a May -8
743/4
46 Va
'r
common_L__—^-5
19
27% Oct
123/4
13%
26%
_5
64 3/4 Oct
Aug
800
26 %
—10
Co
Cement
39% Jim
•40
15,700
19%
23
80c
Great Northern
-
27'/4
19%
26%
100
23" '
27
20
27
19%
26%
Gduld-Natfonai'/Batteries Inc__il_4":
Grace (WVR) & CO_,—_i____—^_1
Mar 22
Aug
891/2
273/s
*19%
vi'
-100
51 % Feb
146
*88
26 3/a
19%
17%
100
Granite
80
89%
28%
1
———
52% Aug
397/a Apr
19% Apr
6,600
88
_5
Grand Union Co
4
3
Co,
403/a May 17
3
4
34% Aug 12
143
Jan
35% Jan
26
Oct
4
*
4
,'41*/4
May 11
J'.
78% Oct 20
6%.Jan
26
Jan
42% May 30
22-% Oct 24
26
•
..
7
/
15% Jan
4
38%
19%
67
Goebel Brewing Co———_l.
Goodrich Co (B F)_._
10
Goodyear Tire & Rubbef__i_No par.
v
37
128% Jan
Glldden Co
;
14
80
27
30 % Sep
8
14
32
7% Oct 31
Oil
Portland
Globe-Wernicke
32% Apr 12
-.
97
373/8
27%
30
5
$4.50 preferred—
Ginn & Co,
-.
3 Va' Jun
..
100
♦96
38%
,
26%
Glen Alden Corp———1
'
15% Sep
97
38
*88
'
65%
Corp__2
—
Gladding McBean &
.10% Jun
6
*96
v
8,000
14,700
*
*325
173/s
1
Glmbel Brothers
;
..',
Aug 21
-!- Sep .13
,54-Jun
97
293/4
100
Gillette Go
-
r
'
24% Sep.1 7
74
Jan 11
5
76
> 47
3
4
May
841%
66
—^1
—
Getty
20 '
4
Inc
Gerber Products
3
.
preferred/
Giant
v.
3
8% Ja.n
4
17
Jan.
;
83
2,700
26%
2
Georgia-Paciftd Corp
7%Jan
'*
5%
Genesco
>1% Jan
-
.
30
/
<
3
•4:
27;
;
15
10% Jan
..
5% May 10 26
Oct 20 -
51 y2 Jan
.33% Jan
-
6
,
28% Oct 24
Sep 29
32% SSp 29 ; ^ 44% Jan.,4
-24 y2
3
,
82 y4
*325
—
5
17 %
50
preference.
5%% 'preference
16
453A Aug 22
14 % Sep 13
3
3% Jan 21
l5/8 NOV; 29
>
31% Aug
4
10% Nov ,23
Oct
81%
81%
5
26%
5
..$5
23% May11
17 y2 May 16
3
.4
'
»
100% July-26 •/
3
34% Nov
•
89
13
16 V2 Jan
11% Dec
•
144 % Oct
6
24% Oct
Sep 23
25V2.Jan~19
•
•
May 19
Mar 6
65 3/4 Sep
x
V
75y4May 24
14% Jan
91% Nov 22-
Jan 13
50 3/4 Jan .1188
4
4
197/e Jan
12%May 17
,14 % Oct 26
59-
.
26%
29%
General Time Corp I___i^i_^._2.50
General Tire & Rubber com—83 Vac
...
8, 'j
19% July 18
1
"
,
Jan
;•
19
106»/4 Jun
Sep 19
"
42% Feb
3
20% Mar 20
92% Jan 25
5
7/a. July
32% Apr '
22 *
25%
65
General Telephone Co of Florida— /
61.30 preferred !series B>_
_25
$1.25 preferred
25
General Tele &':Electronics__^3.33'A
.
26 Va July 14-
"
25
26%
29 Va
common_l
General-Refractorioa
General Steel .Industries
;
27% May II
243A Jun 27
,"34% May 31
26
65%
General*Public PUlities Corp^;_2.5(j;
General! Railway Signal •_
^6.67
25%Mayl9,
38% Aug 29
25% Jan
26% Sep 12
,
'7,000
,5%
17%
v ,,
General Precision-Equipt. Corp_U—i I;,;. -;
61.60 eonV. preferred———No par o ;,
General- Public Service _;.-—10c
.
> 24 %
Jqn
6,100
78%
30%
General Portland Cement €d__—_ii
25% Jan
4
47%
781/a
64%
.
3
46%
.1
,
10
Juxi.
,
467/a
27
_,33%c
GeneraL Motors Corp ^common
1%
%
$5 Preferred-;—
No-par
.
r
Freferred 53:75 secies^—_Nb par : #
-General Outdoor AdvertisingL-—^15
-19
Jun
8
600
78%-
29%
_Io
Corp
1
General Foods Corp
No par ^
General Instrument
Corp
1
General Mills common——3
5
Apr 28
,52
26% Jan
•
36%.Jun \l'
333/4 Jan. * 6
6
180
5%
-17%
General Finance
>
10
42 Va Feb
37 % Jan, 23
5% Jan 3
'
35-
21
Oct
85
.
4.
20
■.
88
26 3/a
General Electric Co_—
•
v
»
,
106 % Mar 27
10
26 y* Jan
31 y«r Oct
•
283/4
12%
1st preferred
20
*
46%
•
■
May 31
51
6
79-% Jan
..
Apr
383/4 Sep
113
'
*43% Oct. 25
/ 5
Jan
9
Aug 21
.55%
104 '
*45
,
'
'
Dec
41
25y4 Oct 20
104
Aug 25
85% Aug. 17
28
' Dee 15
31
76% Oct
96
103
45%
89
70
:
"85y2
1033/4
•■•v
20
41 %
preferred
'•
*84y4
103 Va
45%
•
5,000
28 Va
70
Corp
85%
J
20
41
1
convertible
*7 11,600
.25%
35,000
28%
70 %
,
'9,900
26 %
27
•'
78
38
40%
-
73/4
46 s/8
37%
69%
_5
Co
69 Va
'7 3/a
26%
*96
40
10
"
General Contract Finance
General Controls Co
General Dynamics Corp
50% Oct 20
;
31
Apr 31
106% July 14
40% Jan
3
19
.
•
2
*87%
603A
68 s/8
73%
53/8
38 3/8
12 %
General Cigar Co Inq—
^
Mar 27
45% Jan
10
4;
Aug 22
55% Jan
6
*
8
16
22% Mar 21
19
14
111
5
76% Jan
17
133/4 Oct
89
573/4
703/4
'.26%
*84 %
{jv
;■
62 %
78%
803/4
97
12%
j
-
33% Dec
,
7
40% Dec 23
100% Jari
5y8 Feb
5
50% Jun 29
237/a May 23
101 % Jan
4
393/4 Oct
;
38
12%
—
27
83
18
75% Dee
21
61% Aug 18
22 Va Mar 8.
„
% Apr
99% Jan
38% Dec
28
30% Apr
V
,27
*96
'
,fW-,
47%
463/4
...
/
*325-
18%
Bancshares Corp-—
General Bronze Corp
General Cable Corp comj—No
"
36% Dec
803/4
103 %
General
27
445/a Feb
80%
-14,900
*46%
20%
13
General Amer* Transportation—1.25
General Baking
Co
common——5
$8 preferred
—No par
'
31
263/a
9,400
48 3/4
48%
283/4
,
3
103/4 Oct
27%
24y4 -
47
,
6,000
7; a,900
20 %
Corp
_i
$0.60 conv voting pref
Nonpar
U General Ameribhn Investors com—1 -V
•/•T-vT.
$4;50 preferred -t-%.
1-00 v
;/;> General ArneriOil Ca^of Texasi-_5
f
9% Jan
27
„
.
45%
53/8
>17%'
'
July 28
•10% Mar
78
-
7%
85%!
46
38 3/8
*87%
General Acceptance
t7 ' Jan 22
33/4 Aug 24
75
5
: 123/8 Jan
83/4 Dec
4%%
5 3/a
783/s
7,800
30% *
173/s
>-•»
693/4
•
104
♦443/4
49
293/a
-233/4
48%
t
-
27%
•
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46%
97
38
24%
48
*473/4
3,900
60
<
.7%
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•
45%
*325
2.4 Va
;
300
11%
•'
47%
18%
4,100
15,400
•
11%
.
('173/8
'
48%
27%
18%
_
Gar Wood Industries Inc
,
29 %
•
90
*96
30
1
71%
5%
813/a
48%
/;
24%
45%
335
46%
29%
;
(-1 • •:.'■!!
60
100%
preferred
Garrett
July 6
26% May 15
:io% Sep 20
80%
11%
48%
"••773/4
27%
11 %
7%
103
*443/4
5%
54»/4'
58
85%
103
79
533/4
463/4
27%
,.'.*84%
47%
,
54%
71
5
Skogmo Inc
15
84 %
45%
2,600
393/4
223/4
.29%
73/4
27
„
25,700
223/4
58
7%
104
335
2
Co
19% Sep
27%
153A
207/S "
40
11%
*47%
3,500
t
15 Va
203/4
39 %
713/b
71
39 Va
16%
21
41%
47%:
48
38%
38%
23%
24 y8
473/4
I_IIII
common
Gardner-Denver
313/4 Mar 25
243/4
7,700
*23
1-8%." ;18%
f 1*
-
53%
29%
18%
20"%
15%
23%
"
46%
29%
■•
47l/a
7%
26%
•
lo
;
m
5%
1
__
Gamble
17
3
•
Trailer Co
Gabriel
24
47%
.
6,200
,20%
54%
*23
.
5,300
•
203/4
>...
100
Inc—
8
;56% Mar 17
5% May 12
,
24%
25
78%
I_IIIII~56c "
57
Mar 13
l8»/2
47
100
._
313/8 Mar 30
'
1
46
29%
♦44%
Co__125
_
Corp
Frueliauf
473/4
29%
*102%
>
I-IIIIIII2
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
283/4 July 25
30
11
84%
100.
100
Co
24
3
11
27%
>
:
_io
Inc
Fram
Apr
10%
7%
No par
I
30% July 18
5
11
70%.- 71
No par
preferred
14 % Jan
Feb~l5
Mar 30
54
58
—Is
—
26 % Aug 14
22
par
2nd .preferred
Dairies
lb
543/4
X543/4
Co_.
19
Apr
223/4
53%
,
24%
No bar
common
43% Oct
223/4
54%
18%',; 18%
_5
A
87
Aug 10
22%
59
Corp.No
Stores—
preferred
Foremost
<
*47
convertible
Motor
42%
47%
4%
convertible preferred
Food Mart Inc
Foote Mineral Co
12
14% Feb
Corp
42
47 %f
Food Fair Stores Inc common -—1
$4.20 divid pfd series of '51
15
Food Giant Markets Inc common__l
29% Mar 22
3
July 31
31% Jan
29
May
15 % Apr
C
3%%
33/4 %
33% July 26
27
v-
M
29
39% Aug 23
89 3A Jun
1
243/a Aug 25
13% Jan
5
12
Oct
F
42%
473/4
common
conv
42
29%
;
2.50
Florida Power & Light Co___No
par
Fluor Corp Ltd
2.50
7
97 % Sep
11
.12% Jan
Sep
335
15
Jan
May 19
83
13
85
14% Apr 22
11% Oct
Oct
$4.50
42
46 JA
$2.25 conv B 2nd pfd
Florida East Coast
Railway
Florida Power Corp :
24
50
13
34% Jun
Sep
Jan
34% May
5
84% Aug 28
3
94% Jan
May 31
80
17% Nov
May 19
8
7.
*46%
$4' preferred;.-——
51 % May 19
July 14
50% Feb
196
8
Co
20%
———No par
Carpet Co
Flintkote
'
4
May 13
Firth
16%
20%
Shares
1*
8%
8
»
20%
38
15%
20%
the Week
Oct, 20
46%
47
<
8%
20%
1
163/8
20% ;
RubberIII_No~par
&
issued-
38
153/4
20 Va
10%'
1
Tire
When
343/8 May 22
83
Firestone
373/4
463/8
8
-
54%
\
lo
Corp
453/8
20%
22%
v
Products—No par
C.qach Lines Inc
38
Friday
Oct. 19
*8
20%
Sales for
Thursday
45%
8
21
38
.16%
»
.
413/4
ZI~~_1
Paper
38
15%
8%
20%
a
443/4
20
10
Corp
63% Oct
4
373/4
L25
___
_
Filtrol
3
Jan
Stores
Inc
Fifth Avenue
26
45
44 %
Ferro
Dept
Fiberboard
6% Jan
12
20
Fenestra
12
25% Sep
38% Nov 22
Jan
Federated
353/s Apr 11
50 3/4 Sep 21
463/4 Oct 10
49 % Jan
110
29
1
20%
HIGH SALE PRICES
Oct. 18
45%
7%
8
20%
•
28
61% July
13% Jan
7
,5
34% Mar 21
10
.7%
443/4
AND
Wednesday
Oct. 17
453/4
45%
•>
5%% conv 2nd, pfd series A—23
Federal Paper Board Co
common^_5
4.60%
preferred
;
x.„25
23% Jim
9
*
.^2
____,
Tuesday
Oct. 16
5
Federal Pacific Electric Co.com
20
38 % Apr
84
Apr.
17
80
33% Jan
'
Corp
Corp
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings-.
13
52% Feb
20
28% Jan
19
30V4 Jun
47%'Dec 22
23 Va Nov
233/4 Oct
Fawick Corp
21
18%'Jan
Metallurgical
LOW
,Monday,
Par
Fedders
233/4 July 27
56% Oct
9
1
463/4 Oct
Oct
45% Jan
>
42% Oct
107/a Oct
6
42'/8 July 25
26% Aug
2
15 % Mar 16
15
47
26
14Va Jan.
27% Oct
3
343/4 Feb
•
Fansteel
19% May 10
24%. Jan 17
Sep 26
21
May 12
39 % Sep
9
33% Jan
22% Aug 15
39% Dec 14
May .23
22
'
3
Jan
'
64% Jun
1
"11% May
8
25% May 16
3
40% Jan
,
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
Highest
July 58
15 Va Dec
<19 %
Lowest
.
44% Sep 25
5% Jan
9
.36%
367/a
37%
67,000
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1732)
20-
.
.
.
Monday, October 23, 1961
NEW' YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
•
8
36 % Dec
Sep
4
19
6
86% Aug
7
91% Oct
87% May 18
Aug
91
Jan
4
103% Nov
97% Jan
11
103% Aug
97
24% Sep 28
Feb
24
35% Jan
3
48
55
31% Apr
*
16
>46
Sep
20
.88 % Apf 27
86% Jan.
4
Oct
Mar
105% Feb
Jan
9
12
49 V* Mar 29
53 V* Jan
30
66
42% Jan
3
56
25% Jan
4
14
Apr
',
.
Hackensack
Nov
4
5
26i/4 Jun
20
32 y« Jan
25
26% Jan
3
35
Oct
4
28% Nov 25
47% Jun
21
26% Aug
1
37% Feb
15
57»/4 Jan
5
45
Sep
120% Jan
7
July
42
Oct
121
5
24
4
Jan
27
106% Jan
-
22
Oct
19
6
91
Oct
3
Mar 24
129
35
34 % Oct
24
50 % Dec
,
46
16
112% Feb
28
20% Jan
3
23 M2 Jan
23
22V* May 26
Aug 31
27
Harris-Intertype
6%
27 V4 May 18
2
11
Paper
Oct
4
>*
&
20
Hart Schaffner
9
11% Jan
& Marx
6
27
43% Mar 15
Harvey Aluminum Inc..
Hat Corp of America common
5% preferred
7
47% Apr 27
Haveg
11
77
Jan
4
37% Feb
17
29 y8 May 12
32% Jan
61% Apr
104% Dec
18
13
6
55 % Apr 13
Mar
9
76
Aug 30
84
9
3
19
40% Sep 19
71*/4 Mar 21
81
5
Jan
20
49 Va Feb
13
Jan
30% Oct
9% May 25
Jan
3
87
16
46% Apr
50% Jan
3
74*/4 May 25
85*% Oct 12
331/4 July
7
29% Jan
5
40
Mar 14
Aug
5
34
r
Jan
4
38
July
8
79
"
Jan
3
110'% Oct
111% Aug 26
108
Jan
3
112*% May
67 Va Jan
4
Dec
55
36
82% Dec
Dec
70
20
1
i8 y8 Oct
26
119% Dec
9
112% Jan
4
67
Dec
21
Jan
4
53 Ms Sep
20% Jan
19
28
25
'
7%
3
5%
*
18
Apr
287% Apr
July" 13
19% Sep
68
Aug 22
66
Jan
6
71
Aug 22
ov2V«
16
120
July 13
97
Sep
26
140
Mar 22
$4%
121/4 Dec
1
19
21
7y8 Feb
7
16
29 VB Oct
19
37% Jan
4
30% Jan
10
43% Mar 22
23% Feb
1
281/4 Apr
6
24% Jan
12
30
14% Dec
6
30% July
5
15
19
9% Nov
16
13
5
15% Mar
8
60% May 11
23
May 20
28% Feb
1
24%
Jan
Jan
37.
May 19
40% Jun
2
25
30% July 7
30% Oct 13
81% Feb
20% Dec
2
52% Oct
13
12
26
Sep
8
Jan
,
14
16
Sep
30
21'
Jan
10
22% Jan
Mar
27
70% Jan
53*% Jan
20
43% Aug 28
7
90
Mar
6
5
16% Jan
36
.119
Sep
10
9
33% Jan
19
79
Aug 19
85% Sep 14
74 y4 Feb
23
93
81% Aug 16
88% Jan 10
8
16
Sep
13
86% Jan
90y4 Dec
13
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
30
13>/a Dec
2
24% Jan
4
43% Jun
29
54% Jan
14
24% Mar 14
40% Dec
16
35.% Jan
3
84% Feb
94
Sep 14
90 ya Jan
10
25
90 V* Aug 24
6% Oct 25
Oct
2
.15% Mar23
3
45
3
.22*% Apr
58% May
Jan
93% Dec
27
92% Jan
4
13% Jan
11
7.% Oct
3
39% Jan
5
21% Jan
7
17% Jan
21% July 25
31% Jan
4
28% Oct
25
47 7/« Jan
6
Jan
27
62% Dec
30
39*% Jan
18
43
45
41% Feb
18
45 % Jan
22
42% Jan
4
Feb
11
41
31% Nov 22
.
38*% Feb
17
5% July 11
65
Sep 26
Dec 13
145
36 Va May
29% Oct
2
Aug 18
47% Aug 21
*4% Jan
4
43% Jan
18
32% Jan
'
•
23
50% May
50
145
5
43 V* Jan
15
23
15
86
Feb
2
93
21
Nov
l
34 y4 Feb
38% Sep 23
2
Feb
8
69 V* Jan
12
17*% Aug
5
29
J
18
3
21
46 '
14
41% Jun
20
7
139% Jan
Dec
20
38
Aug 29
16% Sep
.
20
25% Sep
8
32%
7
7% Aug 17
2
24
3
13% Aug 30
29% Jun 19
70% Mar
Oct
23
27% May 31
20
Feb
17
•
25
17
45
S8% Jun 22
21%
85
Aug
Int'l
3
.22% May 11
38% Oct
95% May 11
14% Feb
24
33% Jan
40% Jan
11
50% Jun
27
40% Sep
27
20% Jan
4
26
4
42% Jan
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115
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4
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15
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32% Feb 17
40
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May 31
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30 y« Apr 25
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100
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6
94% Aug 15
2
19% Mar
26% Dec
71 \'2
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6% preferred
27
27
19
23
13,200
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30
22% Dec
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3
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58% Jan
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30
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12
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8
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25
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32
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24
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5
58
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4
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100
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6
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9
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8
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1
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84
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4
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18
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80
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148
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4
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49% Jan
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43
30%
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1
,
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Hussmann Refrigerator Co—v
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43 V» Apr
29%
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11
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4
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11
3
23
30%
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41
38'%
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58
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19
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23
186
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120
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116
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16'%
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50'% - 50'%
49% 50'%
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:
9
11% Apr 21
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112'%
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102
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15
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50% Jan
20
11,700
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37
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Corp
32% Sep
48% Oct
86% Apr
154
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5,400
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15
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31% Jan
Aug 12
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29
25
8
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25y4Apr 28
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4
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9
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10
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9
5,100
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Hotel Corp of. America common_ii'
5% convertible preferred
25
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9
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Dec
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3,600
31%
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preferred
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Hoover
:
10
73
31
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72
31%
21%
.
72'%
31%
38%
preferred
Chemical
$4.25
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3
35% Dec
Jan
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5
22
4
88
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-
7,200
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2
2
7
77
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16
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4
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4
3
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14
161/4 Oct
July 14
46%
124'%
10
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88
51%
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convertible
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34
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600
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29
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43
2,500
96
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33%
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Holland Furnace Co
31% Aug
9
40% Aug 11
3
20
19
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29% May 10
11*% Mar 13
40*% May 26
22%
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62
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96
62 V*
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Hilton Hotels Corp
.
28
83 »/2 Feb
4
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pfd
22
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1,500
63
61%
1
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14%
31
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20
41% Apr
65% Jan
19
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Jan
21
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20
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41
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29 Va Feb
6
34
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27
55
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92 % Feb
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7
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Hershey Chocolate Corp
Hewitt-Robins
62
53
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100
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19
14
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7
28 M2 Mar 30
53
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3
Sep
Oct
86
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,
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>
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24
26
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6
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19
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94
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94
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17
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7
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.
51
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preferred
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Harcourt Brace
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29'A Jan
Co
•
92"
39%
/
45%
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Oct. 17
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77
6
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31
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May 24
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92
25
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19
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13
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24
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preferred
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2
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102
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$4.40 dividend
10
104
-
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•
15
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28
91
16
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4
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Oct
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85
26
51% Jan
Jan
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
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23
26
7
12
15
19
29
38% Jun
84 Va Jail
82
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Number
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Year I960
Lowest
49% Dec
6
89% Jan
95% Mar..8
4
STOCKS
I
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest x
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Highest
56 % Jan
3
99 % Aug
24
96
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8
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13
13
Jan
3
29 % Oct
21
47 % Jan
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26
3
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Laughlin Steel
Sep 29
Oct. 5
86
42% Jan
101
54% Jan
111% Jan
12
Sep
30
105% Oct
47
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45
Mar
74
19
11
92
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4
122
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83
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87
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20
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90
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10
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6
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16
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36
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10
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17
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53% Oct
20'
8
50% Jan
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37% Jan
3
11
Jan
12
16 Va July 11;
12% Jan
36
Apr
6
51% Dec
50% Jan
11
77
Oct
11
30% Oct
25
50% Jan
31% Feb
23
46
Oct
5
30
6.
3
Oct
13
71% Oct
25
100% Jan
6
25% Jan :.
73% Jan
46% Sep
30
55% Jan
8
52
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7
11
16% Dec
46% J an
34% Oct
4
27
32% Jan
31% Jan
24
46% Jan
Jan
7
17
82% Apr
36% Dec
16% Jan
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7. 36
Jan
Feb
85
.
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31% Jan
Keystone
9
July 20
Oct
18
Steel
KLM
C
27% Sep 29
19% Jun 10
Jan
12
34% Jan
6
11 Ve Dec
5
20% Jan
8
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25% Oct
28
36% Mar
2
.27% Oct
25
Oct
18% Feb
33
21
36
Jan
Jan
28
5
26% Jan
19
14
Korvette
,
(E
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25% Jan
27
34
45
21
45% Sep
33% Sep
20
25% Oct
12
16
26
23 y2 Jun
20
24 y4
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6
14% Jan
15
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11% Jan
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Jan
29
Sep
29
29% May
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25
1 Va Dec
22
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16 >/2 Sep
32 Va Aug
Aug 31
28
40% Aug
16% Apr
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21
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4
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24
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3
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5
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10
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25
9
4
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48 Va
Apr
12% Dec
6
10% Jan
91% Jan
5
13
81% Jan
146% Jan
151
-4
Aug 31
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60
23
20
18
Nov
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23
57% Jan
12
4
18% May 11
61
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28
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23
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40 y2
4
15 y4 Jun
44% Jan
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4
26% Jan
17
19
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5
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10
17
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4
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135
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26
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14
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8
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13
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96
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21
80
Jan
8
81
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20
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4
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1
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7
90
Sep
42% Sep
142
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29
Apr
52% July
78% Jan
30
2oy4 Jan
49 VA Dec
6
591 % Jan
15% Oct
18
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Apr
14
Jun
16
Jan
13
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39% Jan
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22
4
65
14y8 Oct
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8
114% Dec 23
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20
2
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4
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23
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16
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4
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5
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23
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3
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3
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25
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19
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6
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31
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1
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Aug
19
28
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4
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5
78
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74
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31
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6
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42Va
25
34l/4
5
35 Va
39V4
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94
277/e
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15Va
42%
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25
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33
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-
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96
37%
■
26%
28%
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I
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25
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27
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8,500
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26%
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28
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28
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78%
33%
5
46%
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59%
25%
-
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26
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27
35%
35%
11,400
69:1/a
46%
68
69%
86%
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56%
50V4
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21%
5
22Va
28
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25
25
22
27
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47 Va
46 Vi
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86% '
56%
34%
26 Va
75%
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iNo par
49%
25
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78
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34%
■
26 %
65
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25
35
35%
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35%
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67%
21%
4-
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86%
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67
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—1
:
48%
86%
26
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i
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67%
47
57
v
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48%
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common
•
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Moore
Co
v
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14%
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.
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preferred
27.400
63%
62 %
64-
141%
63
Corp.
Portland
90
*88 %
90
63%
141%
63
141
15 Va
____u
Narrls
2,200
103
87
62 y2
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&
Aircraft
54%
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1-
(J Ray)
53 %
.10
Inc
Inc......'
1
/.
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..
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—5
&
54%
3.33V3
Sons
Trucking Co...
Mead Corp
"Medusa
53%
53%
87
50
McNeil Mach & Eng Co_—_No par
McQuay
54
103
.
Publishing
...1McGregor-Doniger Inc class A__^l
Mc-Intyre Porcupine Mines
Nopar
\ McKee (A G) & Co___.__.__No par--•
Oct
19
34 %
*85 ya
(Ky).Nopar
...
McGraw^-Edison
Apr
Jan
18
15%
*101 y2
McGraw-Hill
9
88
17 Va
34
15%
44%
23%
53%
*
5
CoS
....
conv
McDermott
39
23% Jan
18
45
49
*150
50c- '>•
3%.% convertible preferred
il00---'
$6 convertible preferred.
../.100 - -,
5Va% conv preference B
^.100 • 7
47
'
1,800
35%
45
42%
25%
.
100
Inc
&
Coii
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3
3
'
*12 Va
150
24 Va
100
Inc/_.^__^__.
Stores
(J W)
11
For footnotes, see page 26
■
MCA
Oct
Sep
19,700
53 Vi
29
preferred—ii-i—
Nopar- preferred 1959 series
100-:"
5% Jan
35% Jan.
20 % Nov
E5
30
34% Fab
J9% Arg
•
54%
45%
McCrory Corp common
7
20
'■
5,100
19 Va
17%
21%
56
12 %■
131
preferred 1947 series-No par
Maytag
'"i
July 25
24
16
*20%
22
56 Vi
57%
48 Va
..
.
1
Corp
Oct
32
15%
26%
18%
44'% ''
23
,
preferred 1945 series.No par
McCord
Feb
27
26 Va
19%
15%
.
7,
5%
41%
_-,__4
Corp.._.____._i
27
35
4
•1%
*21
25 Va 7 25%
.
.1.
Corp
1^% Jun
26 % '
34
25
l%
32 Vi
12%
100
Corp.
McCall
43 Va Mar 22
16
24%
1%
5%
lC2 Va
___1
common
Cement
Dept
$3.75
23%
20
35% Jan
14% Jan
31
"
preferred
Corp
2b
40% Apr
Aug 21
25%
31%
149%
-i...
.
50c
Corp..
&
May
2
47% Aug 22
40% Sep
6
3
11
57
31
24%
15%
1%
"
V
34%
15
5%
12%
:
.
100
13
161% May 22
85
Jun 22
26
45% Jan
57
'
common.^..
Martin-Marietta
24% May22
3
31
14% Dec
5
34
15
31%
52%
.
/
25
Oil- Exploration
38% Apr
July 18
32%
"47
19
1 '■'•»•'•
18
34%
5Vi
.101%
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com
Shirt
11
107
17%
18
z
31 Va
.
100
& iForbes
Oct
120
32%
31%
26%
20 %
5%
*12 Va
...i-
16,400
31%
26%
19%
31%
i". 56 Ve
•h.
5
Co
Co_i__
39 % Apr
28% Jan
26
20%
307/b
i-
Co com___10
preferred..
100
Masonlte
3%%
48% Jun
*47
32%
5 y4
r
:
22%
*32
31%
15
24%
•
V/1% .1%
No par.
preferred.i_-.i__:
$3.40
94% Mar 16
-
32%
57
34
/
25%
25
1;"
com
22%
'
32 Vs
-,26%
18
35
15
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,.Co
jo
7
71% Jan
8
83% Dec
22%
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31 Va
.
20
17%
34
Inc.J
Co
Field
4VaVc
'
85
>
'
Co___10
preferred
11
"
94V2 Aug
12%
•
32%
Inc
Co
Marquardt
9
„
21%
21'/4
-V
21%
■134 Va
29%
57 Va
Co...
."Marquette
70 % Jun
Jan
34
"
Midland
79 Va Jun
12% Jan '
Dec
34«/8
4,100
21%
'
77
12
33%
32%
5
Maxwell
Marine
56% Aug 15
28 Vz Sep
* 34»/8
*47%
Steamship; Co
Maremont
6
Aug
€0%
32%
Fund-Inc._.i.___^_
Maracaibo
3
36% Jan
26
82
.13
36%
preferred----/____-_-__50/. /
Manning
1
'36% Jan
5
80y4
57 Va
Copper.___._-
19
23% Jan
18
40% Dec
80%
17 y8
21%
-
1, 22 Va Mar
-
33%
*
65% Jan
17
79
31 y4
Nashville_i
Manhattan
12
43
Sep 25
22%
"
Mallory -(PR)
28
97
27 %
-
22V*
22Va
32%
Inc—
(M)
Magnavox
9
Feb
26
May 31
21%
,_No par
B
(R H)
Magma
10
65% Oct
26-h
25% Oct
4
15,900
21%
*47 y2
Corp:._-__.
Trucks
Madison
6
16
pt% Jan
34
93
Mar 28
89% Jan
900
80 y2
25
A
4%%' preferred- series
-
11
'
35% Oct
4
36%
80 Vb
4
series
preferred—-..^
Macy
-
23% Mav 15
20
"51%
36%
81
"
5Va%
/
39 % Aug 29
60-/8 Jun
17
41%
37
79%
.5
Paper Co
Industries
(P)
'
22 Va Oct
40 Va
36%
79%
28%
.
Lighting
Steel
-•6%
27
19% July
42%
37
78%
'
12%
common
Gas
Bros
Mack
1
27% July 19
17
41%
37
_1
—
Cement
MacAndrews
8
15% Nov
41%
37%
78%r79%
230
&
Lykes
19.
79
33
44,000
40%
37%
9,900
JO
preferred
Lukens
Mar 21
37% Mar
-■
39%
39%
79%
34 y4
Qas & El Co
May 17
53 %
4
13,200
34
.
2.50
Lowenstein
,
23
32% Jan
-
22,500
70%
34
Louisville
May 17
6
21
81%
69%
337/a
Louisville
.
18% Mar 28
3
28
.5£%. Jan
3
80%
70
37%
5
conv
Lorillard
,;
20
7
16% May
81%
68%
24,300
E
Sep
46
81
68%
80 Va
Aircraft
Star
5,900
81%
67 %
11 VA
series
297/a Oct.
Jan
*>
41 y4
82
4.35%
Jan
3
40'A
40 y2
80Va
D
15
119
7 81
67»/2
1,800
9,200
41%
76%
series
May 25
59% Oct
6-
40%
44 Va
series
.53
124
41 y4
-
74%
40%
82%
,>M. I,;;".
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41
40%
£3,700
74%
39%
44 y8
4.25%
4
Jan
41%
-
7
24%
24%
w
*81%
5%
6
21
41 %
24%
44%
Theatres
4.84%
5
29
74%
40%
82
9
11
4
73%
4iy4
10,600
44%
Island
67% Oct
Jan
23%
73
40%
' ~
53%
82
Long
90 Ve Jun
146
51
25%
*72
41'/2
200
2,800
53
52%
68 Va
8iya
8
87 y2 Mar
49% Jun
1
Lone
3
Feb
104
3
x24%
'
700
39
67
•
'
59% May
4
,
51
*38 VA
68
45
Industries
Loew's
10
170
4
1
52
51
39
17 '/a
Co
Lone 'Star
2
2
68
*38%
17 Va
Corp
Lockheed
11
14
Belt
Link
Lionel
27
87
Aug 19
87% Nov 22
38%
68%
44%
preferred-..-
18
35% July 31
85
102
38%
'68%
'
"
82%
81%
Lily. Tulip C.up Corp..Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
v
51% Aug
Jan
30
93
82%
11 Va
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
;
21
100
27
Jan
9
41% Jan
22% Feb
111
/303/8
87
*90
83
81%
Tire___
Valley
27% Feb
July 24
*86
93
.
83
44%
&
oLernedr: Stored
56% Apr 17
35% Mar 29
4
87
*90
83ya
260
2iy4
conv pfd^series
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No par ,
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No par
Corp_4-i.-__^rt!
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;
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Leonard Refineries Inc___...
59 % Mar 16
27
*86
93
81%
$1.50
4
May
42 % May
3
19% Sep
20
87
60
,77%
79
Lehman
5
6
*86
/ *90%
73»/a
66%
Lehigh
,s.;
18
152
26
87 y8 Jan
34% Aug 10
96% Dec
Sep
24% Jan
95
26%
80%
.
'
46% Nov
88
*94
17 Ve
Navigation
Portland Cement
Lehigh
.
7
106% Oct
4
3
10
.
19
60% Mar
28
*87
95
72 %
50c*
Coal
-Lehigh
10
•.
•78% May 19
140
22
28% Sep
'
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88
81
Co
&
Corp
Lehigh
16
29% Jan
29
77%
•
40%
y
>-
67'/4
In^_—
Rubber
Leesona
2% Mar 21
34 Va Jun
22
Lee
20
.23% Sep
7% Jan 15
v
8
3
1
19 Va Jun
24% July 26.
*77
*94
87%
25%
,
74
400
1,900
80%
44%
preferred
•
2
,
3% Mar 11
26
3% Oct
'
/
3
Oct
31
.."Mar
80 V*
*87
50i/2
39%
1
100 g
?: Lear ;Inc___
,
80
>■
Bryant
Lanvin-Parfums
.
9
77%
•
21
79%
>
Lane
7
79y4
200
I-'
17%
—
Gas
4.32%
1
•
107
81 >/a
Sutherland
/.'Laclede
May 25
*102
83'%
82
-
107
r
1
66%
1
'
JO
.,81%
..
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.
44%
K
29.
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41%
107
1.200
103
94
-38%
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,
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*86%-
7
87
497^
105
94
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,
47%
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>69
94
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-
93/
83
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47%
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81 Va
23
21
Apr
26% Jun
Co
77%
94
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92
103y4
78y2
"
87% 1 •'■
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41
81
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.
32%
92
46%
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~
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32
97
46%
103y4
107
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32%
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-
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38%
31%"
98
17%
Kroger
36 Vi Dec
20,700
■'
32
80%
i
26%
/
1
(S H) & Co
Kroehler M'fg Co
25% Dec
32%
320
.;
■■
*36%
<
—5
Kress
P
32%
14.400
101
44%
i 6
V
'
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Co..
Co—l—J—
Co
4,500
*100%
_10
16
;
39 %
65%
'64%
'
TOO
38% Feb
30% Jan
30
(S S)
39
67
common
Jan
10
13% May
Kresge
39%
104%
7
93",
2673%
«
2.50"
Airlines
38%
66
—*———
34y2 Apr
•
27 Va Mar 11
,
Wire
39
83% *",
40%
No par
;
Royal ;Dutch
^
.
34% May 19
20% Jun
&
Koppers Co Inc
;4^» preferred
*
'
"
v
____8
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos
10
481/4 July 31
3
>
87
-
39%
*
38%
46%
497/8""50%7
.
County Land Co...
-Kerr-McGee Oil Industries.
900
39%
"
.
38%
-
l-1
Kern
16%
*98
/
68 Vi'
/ '
50c
Kennecott Copper
V
10
26% Apr
27% Feb
Jan
78
>7
t
93
20
7
11'
•
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/
9
57% Ma,y
3
42% May 23
■
1(6 %
*102%
87%
83%
Co____8.75
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
--Kendall Co
16%
46%
93
^*90%
par
'/. Kansas Power & Light
Kayser-Roth, Corp
.
100%
16%
*93
77%
*86..
100"
preferred—_____l50
&
100%
16%
31%
82
77%
..100
_
100%
16%
,
107
•
-
S3
Co.-.No par
t
77% May
,
7
'*16% Oct
6
U
Electric
/
14
Kansas Gas
i
•
941/4 May 16
SI
18% Dec 2%
2
a
,
8
46% Jun,
4
76% Jun
T4% Feb
77
Jan
,5
*
preferred
-preferred
100%
16%
47%,
:*86%
;
"
3
89% Dec 20
12
/ 27y8 Aug
3
38% Sep
25% Dec"
4.20%
non-cum
V
:
100
Kansas City Southern comi__No
4%
82
--100;
.
101%
.
103%
*98
-
.
Shares
16%
97%
103
;
100
;
preferred
■y4.35%
39% Oct 7 5
39 % Aug 24
preferred
4.50%
•
7
^
9'
31% Nov
j
11
23
82% Feb
3.80%
4%:. preferred-
'17/''
11
84% Oct
100
4%% (ser.of 1959) conv pfd..l00-.Kansas City Pr & Lt Co*com_No par
21
91%.Apr
V
preferred
•Oct. 30
67%
31%
*46%
the Week
"(FnMay•>
Oct. 19
101%
96
loo-
Sales for
Thursday
66 %
'
3iy8
50
convertible
•
PRICES
67%
39
101%
.
SALE
67Ve
16%
38%
•>1
'
8-
31% Feb
•23
r4%$
95% Mar 28
3
87
-
87
,
84% Aug 25
68% Jan
8
..May 19
'79% Apr -11
7
16%
■
HIGH
Oct. 18
38%
100%
I
■'
AND
Wednesday
Oct. 17
67%
1
1
pre!erreu
* '
r
100
^
preferred
-122
Tuesday
Oct. 16
67
Chem'Corp___33%c
1
103
■
&
25
10
11
Alum
Apr
Oct
Jan
/Kaiser
48 % Jun
125
B0% May 23
86% Jan t 6
43 y« Feb
Oct
44% Jan
49% May 23
102
25
85% Feb
5
6.
May
13
122% J an; 13
,
8
J an
31% Oct
6
"
common_10
k
32
Monday
:
Par
...
5Ve ^preferred series A,
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
Joy Manufacturing Co
21% May 26
*
48
YORK
EXCHANGE
73% May 22
101% Oct v 2
.
21
8%
8%
32%
33
*19%
19%
: 48 V
49
*92 " 94
2t.k -27/b
8
33%
8
8%
.
12,500
4,400
32%
•'-
33%
32%
32%
19%
19%
*19 %
19 %
3,500
47%
7,900
,47%
*92
27%
48
"
94
27%
t
47
*92
26%
94
26%
900
22
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30% Aug 21
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77% Jan
29
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37
73
Jan
26
96% Jun
70
Jan
8
84
16
70% Jan
84
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26
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63% Jan
25
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51
.
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8
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3
21% Jan
74
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7
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15
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9
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Aug 30
79% Jan
May 6
33% May 11
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16% Jun
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85
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7
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28
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2
55
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6
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Co
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8
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6
4% Oct
Jan
80
3
Gas
129 % Jun
3
Sep
16% Oct
$4.50
3
34%
36%
26%
49%
26%
■-
154% May 18
28% July 21
68
Apr
95% Feb
Sep 26
148% Sep
8
124% Aug li
Aug
9
132% Sep
7
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12
97
90% Aug 25
78
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100
10
—5
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98
4,100
34
22%
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3
1
34%
12%
31%
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3
Aug
4,400
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30%
37
30%
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23% Jan
109% Jan
18%
75
.
36%
36%
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Inc
28 Va
V
13
12%
-5
10
Corp
_1
National Dairy Products—
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100 i
4 % %
preferred
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50
30% May 11
,
;
5,200
29
National Castings Co
National City Lines Inc
19
Sep
78
,
36
41%
28%
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5
33 % Apr
:
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19
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300
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75
28%
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20
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8
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40
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10
60
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10
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16
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17
29,000
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157
9
11
104
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,
10,500
,
28
37%
5
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4
6
13
31% Jan
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20
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1
43
6
28
59% Mar,- 1
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8
27
Jan
149
70% Jun
26
24 % Dec
4
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70% Jan
157% Aug 12
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Jan
4
/ 26% Jan
32% Aug 22
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,
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27%
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-
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,
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Jun
25 .V 41% Mar
25% Sep
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Murray Corp of America
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3
29%
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52
-
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99
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26
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18
26% Oct
v
75%
141 »/2
106 %
;
107%
;
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138%
140
>
74%
98
-
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25%
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26
34%
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Jan
107
98
98'
34%
Industries
L
S
41% May 31
4
138%
-t
107"
1,
98
49 y2
25%
34
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17% Jan
44
.
17
16
Motor
16% Jan
12
66% Jun
20% Mar 17
r :
4
22%
25
&
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.
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37% May 19
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.
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26
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9
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49 :
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99
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51
.
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Moore-McCormick
22
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320
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50%
22
100
—100
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;
91%
-r
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15
11% Jan
_
28% Jan 22
4
24% Nov
.,
51
35%
16
29% Jan
4
■
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20
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37% Feb
100
40%
39%
28 %
Apr
82
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41
25
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,
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81
82
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1
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May 31
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98
r
82
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v
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11
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1
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10
—
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25% Sep
19
17
40%
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*80
49 y2
41%
Co—
18
7
26 Va Sep
34% Mar
26% July 3
9% Sep 21
4
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•
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92
51
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25
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82
92
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80
14%
49%
49 y8
83%
4'
84
80
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100
40
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Montana-Dakota
Montana
91 %
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Cement
Chemical
Monsanto
10
Jan
*82%.<
13%
49%
41%
B—
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Mar 10
32% Aug
,
82%
14%
50%
40
RR
Machine
RR
Monon
58% Aug 23
31
31% Aug 16
82%
'
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48%
:
,
40 V*
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preferred
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4
11
11% Aug 22
29
21% Jan
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4.20%
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13% Jan
35 y8 Sep
82%
common—5
13%
4
Jan
9
82%.
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41%
Industries Inc
3
Jan
13
507/b
14%
41 y4
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Jan
26
49j/4
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18,100
14%
49 y4
50 Va
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,
49%
14%
49 y4
49%
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I
30%
9%
40%
4
8
71
9 % Dec
14
50
50%
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17,600
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29%
41%
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62
6% Dec
14
49%
49%,
,
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10
40 y2
Public
11
11% Oct
14%
50
9%
41 y2
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80% Mar 11
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10
40
3
Apr*
9%
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1
1
Oct
28%
9%
70
1,400
V
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42
RR-
42% May 15
12
Nov
83y2
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10%
40%
•—;
4
49% Oct
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287/s
9%
39%
Co.—
River Fuel Corp
34% Jan
29%
82%
28 Va
40
Development
Mississippi
83%
29%
82%
28 V2
41%
Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex
*82 y2
82 %
397/a
Mission
6
78% •
Light—No par
&
Mission
5% Mar 27
37% Apr 20
6
15
Jan
42% Jun
Power
Minnesota
Apr L 6
45% Apr 11
30% Mar 22
-
3
3% Jan
Aug 16
6% Jan
70
12
!
78%
*83
80 y2
14 Va
Minerals & Chem Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
3% convertible preference—.—100
Minn Mining & Mfg—•
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Minnesota & Ontario Paper—2.50
-
1
4
20
'60
30%-Aug
4
170% MarlO
87% Jun
19
35% Jan
35
7
.
-109% Sep
17
24% Dec 29
Mar 10
3% Dec
70% Jan
38% Aug 31
37% Jan
4
1
July 12
30
3
33% Jan
19
16% July
*
136% July 19
102% July 24
178% Jun
24
Apr
31% Feb
28
19% Jan
;26% May 16
1
123% Febv'8
79%
79 y4
common..—5
100
—-—10
Corp
Corpi—
78%
81%
preferred-
1st
Oil
Midwest
19
'
46%
50
Utilities Inc™—10
South
Midland-Ross
•
101% May 24
v
4
,
3
58
,
93%;Janao
3
Aug
•.41% Oct
-
4
39% Jan
*40% Nov 15
:
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84% July
99
'
46% Apr 28.
95% Dec
88
30..
15
83% ',
46 Vt
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Metropolitan^ Edison 3.90% pfd_100
4.35%
preferred series—
100
3.85%
preferred series
-100
3.80%
preferred series—_—100
4.45% preferred series
100
May 27
84
12
6
Jan
78
Jun
3,900
83
46'A
80
9%
32%
83%
46%
82%
.
31%
31%,, *31%
Shares
46%
46 y4
28
the Week
Oct. 20
Oct. 19
83%
*83
46%
5
Co
83%
Sales fol
Friday
Thursday
31%
31 Vs
32%
83
80%
No par
V
,
46%
*46
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc—No par
8
87
Machine
Mesta
,
31%
83%
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
18
46%
Linotype Co
25c
Merritt-Ohapman & Scott,
12.50
Mesabi Trust—Units of benef'cl int
10
97
-
10
common
preferred
Oct.
32 %
*83
3%
16%c
Inc
Co
Inc
B
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 17
31%
1
100
common
series
Stores
Co
&
$3.50
20
70% May
,
Corp
Mergenthaler
59% Mar 10
Sep 19
90
Aug 11
13
May 21
14% Oct
.
•
3
78% Sep
14
Nov
*95
4-
Merck
9
Oct
Shoe
preferred
Mercantile
13% Apr
3
89% Jan
93% Sep
8
*82
Oct 10
15
-75 % Jan
16
4%
10
82
3
Aug
45% Jan
41 % Jan
4
Oct
35
Apr 20
24% Mar 10
Melville
28
Aug 11
91% Aug
20
75
18% Feb 23
28
6
33% Feb
2
8 % Dec
16
Par
EXCHANGE
35% Feb
Jan
80
Aug 31
42»/4 Dec
24% Jun
;
•
15% Mar 10
8
Monday
Oct. 16
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lewest
Highest
Year 1960
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
""
.
—TO
>.
40
■15,100
11,300
32 y2
2,600
£. 1,800
-
>
4,200
Volume 194
Number 6101
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1735)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW. YORK
Highest
.
-
STOCK
L°W AND HIGH
.
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Oct. 16
Par
Oct. 17
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
v
Oct. 18
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Oct. 19
,
the Week
Oct. 20
Shares
O
31% May 17
84
3
9
89
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
4.40%
9
,.79
Jan
3
83% Mar 20
3.90%
93 Va Jan
3
98
3
4.56%
Feb
21
4.44%
45'A Aug
4
Sep
Aug
9
93% Sep
39% Jan
2
90 % Jan
13
4
36y4 Jan
5
96
Jan
30 Va Aug
28 % Mar
Jan
167/a Sep
..
15% Dec
33% Jan
Jan
16
85
Aug
*
32 Va Aug
24
-4
40
14
29
18% Oct
,
Feb
35% Nov,.'29
42% July
36% Mar
A
64% Dec
28
56 y2 Jan
24.
37% Jan
4
18% Oct
15
•
Oct
24
23% Jan
.116
16
23% Oct
26
Jan
85
11
Jan-
7
26'
11% Jan
Jun
93-'
<
Sep
26% Jan
9
87% Jan
18% Jan
-
.14%
6
18% Mar 18
22% May
77
Jan
Jan
34 y» May
98
Dec
30
73% Jan
16
.32'A Jan
3
A
4%
Oxford
July 11
24% Jun
3
'
98
97
97%
97
97
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93
93
93
38%
38
38%
44%
44%
16%
16%'
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common_5
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38 Va
\
43%
Corp
>
8
26% Mar 10
130% Feb
26
Gas
Corp
Rockland Utilities
28
30% Jan
2
141% Jan
>
Corp
5% Jan
3
Oct~25
39
4
Jan
Oct
24
17% July
28
23 y2 -Jam
4
Jun
8
12
3
Oct
12% Oct
•
6
16% Apr
40
'
97% Oct
48% Apr
Apr
8% Ma,y
177
19
24% Aug'."f26% May
20,;
14% Sep
8
,16% Sep '.8
39% July 19
50% Dec
30
83% Mar 18
91% Oct
7
86% Jan
67% Sep
1
53% Jan
19
16%
Y
10
18
29
36% Mar 15
; 32% Oct;;
4
23% Jan
58 Va
Fiberglas. Corp
-Glass
22%
Paper Co
1
.;; >88%
^
28V4 Jan
4
33% Oct
24
60% Feb
29
14% Feb
12
20% Dec
5
12
24
Nov
112Va
15
*29%
30
*93%
Mar 15
60 V* Dec
24
Nov
1
31% Jan
15
Sep
20
18% Jun
41
Jun
29
48
38% Aug
8
45
44
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Corp„_
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preferred
Gas
&
Electric.;..,
Y
A
23
-
11
25
Oct
15% Jan
Sep
9
41% Jan
4
Sep
7
37% Apr
5
22% July 25
30% Mar 31
27 % Oct
28
36
Dec
22
25% Jan
27
28% Sep
89
28% Jan
32
Sep
-V
90%
/
49'/2 Apr
14
Oct
41% Jun
7
26% Jan
9
34y2 Oct
19
94% Sep
90% Jan
19
101 y2 Jun
5
5
97% Jun
2
5
17 Va Jan
5
11% Jan
3
16y4 Mar 28
7
45
Jan
7
32% Jan
3
48% Oct
4
18
10% Oct
30% Nov
54% Feb
8
66J/2 May 16
37% Nov
15
68 y2 Mar 25
34% Jan
29
50 V* Jun
17
52% Dec
16
62% Jan
103
Penn
4.40%
10
Peoples
Peoria
56% Apr
7
43% Jan
12
83 % Apr
20
37% Jan
3
63% Oct
19
98% Oct
17
Gas Light
43% Dec
14
Sep
28
92 % Jan
7
■
41% Dec *
5
95 Va. Mar
.
'7
16% Jan
94% Feb
1
11
15% Sep
26
32 % Sep
13 Va May 17
15
>49% Apr
Eastern
6%
1 19y2
,
14
.
16
-
45
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30%
29 y«
30%
29
■
40
44%
40%
30%
30
30%
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24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
65%
66
65%
27%
27 Va
27%
19
25
19
I9y8
47
48
47
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42
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Sep
'91% July
93
Jan
12
101
Sep
100
26
Oct
25
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Jan
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3
15% Dec
38 Va Apr
6
Apr
25% Jun
14
Oct
10
3
Jan
3
3
Aug 12
79% Jan
30
77% Jan
12
83% Mar 16
51% Sep
25
64% July 31
85
14
9.
54
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28
116
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6
14% Jan
3
47
Dec
13
44% Jan
4
67% Sep
97
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2
94
Feb
3
97
43% Feb
1
Sep
1
41
Oct
16
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29% Sep
28
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20
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10
67
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4
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24
17% Dec
1
81% Nov
10
88
Aug
Dec
2
93
Jan
13% Dec
23
Dec
28
17% Nov
17
387/a Jan
8
4
623/4 July 18
79
123
55% Sep
8
79
Oct
19 Va May 20
13
Oct
20
123
Sep
27
18%.Jan
3
132
Aug 31
28
10% Dec
6
227/8 Jan
Dec
29
71
Nov
15
9% Sep
28
"18
113% Oct
5
125
45 % Oct
25
Jan
59
83 % Oct
43% Mar
75% Jan
...
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11
114
72% Dec
20
25 3/4 Nov
2
69
3/4 Dec
6
253% Jan
5
12
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11
Feb
34% Dec
1
88
Jan
11
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73
30
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9
44% Dec
30
8
293/4 Sep
78 % Jan
80 % Jao
19
84% Dec
12
98
14
5
Jan
65 % Jan
9
Feb
45% Apr
29% Feb
30 Va Oct
27% JUU
95% Oct
11
65
30% Apr-
8
85% Mar
3
87
86
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102
Jan
24
5.05%
21
5.28%
67% Oct
4
9
4
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2"
9
14
4
3
43% Oct
27
57% Feb
Jun
12
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17
20
42
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250
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1,200
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80
80
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57%
,
55%
56 3/4
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120
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<
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118
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No par
Inc
54 %
523A
■
6,300
*85
-100
25
25
100
preferred
92 Va Oct
/
101
*40%
.
95%
.
63%
com—No par
preferred
39% Jun
42
31% Sep
99%
42
«"
41
common—5
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power A Light Co—10
11
101
51%
60
61%
Publlcker Industries Inc
87% Aug 14
33% Jan
;
4.16%
4
May 12
333/8 Jan
4
63%:Dec
Oct
165
Co of Ind
4.80 %
22% Mar 29
3
3
47
52
-
43%
•
20
100
100
100
100
100
preferred
preferredpreferred
preferred
preferred
3%% preferred
4.32%
preferred
7
34%
♦96
Gamble
Public Serv
Mar 29
23 Va Apr
84% Apr
21 !■
373/4 Aug 30
37% Jun 24
10
78
•
May 17
Jan
4.08%
30
7
118% Jan
1
Feb
108
Co
3%
84%
55%
1
Corp
A
33/8
.*79%
$1.40 div preference com—No par
21
46%
34%
82%
6
90% Feb
Feb
47%
'
34
107
5
10;
14"%
333/8
*92%
A—
No par
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec A Gas com_No par
Procter
105% Jan
3,
21% Jan
A
4.18%
4.30%
10
70% Aug
86 % NoV
Oct
3
3
series
Potomac Electric Power Co
5
Jan
8
Poor
14%
33%
21%
common
preferred
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%%
17
Jan
21
Polaroid
4
100% Sep
123
Aug 25 :
> ll7/« Feb 11 •
18
-.97% Oct
3
74% Sep 13 »
23% Apr '20
22 % Mar 22
7% Sep 29
:81
Feb 25
5
19
May
8
223/4 Mar 30
4
May 11
106
Oct
227 >
3
473/4 Jan
7
13
33% Oct
•
19
»'
49% Aug 19
24
May 10
93
3
13
28
3
20% Jan
: 20
130
83% Jan
90
Sep
7
1053/4 Aug 19 ;
17
Feb
81 % Aug
-
12
77% May 10 ;
5
1043/4 Jun
417/a Feb
120
43
12
28
Mar 15
64% Jan
Aug 30
87% Aug 17
3
14%
34
66%
(NY).
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne A Ohio By—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc—1.29
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh A West Virgina
100
Pittsburgh Young A Ash pfd—100
Plttston Co
(The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
73
Plough Inc
2.50
Plymouth Oil Co
5
9
153/4 May 17
28
■-
86 "
5-
Apr
33 % Jan
>
52
Feb
173/4 Jan
.
30
263/4 Mar
Jan
20% Jan
Jan
65% Jan
5
175
21
17% May 17
61
27
96 % Jan
2613% Aug 22
88% Oct
: 16
:27
79% Feb
3
Jun
May
28 % Apr
17
55% Jan
4
8
: 15% May 10
1
163% Feb
9*% Jan
4
124% Jan
130
Aug 11
46 % July 21
6
Apr
18% Mar 16
44
15
Apr
81% Jan
26
10% Oct
4
12
88
94%
,
.
15%
*95%
.
88% Mar 21
6
80 3% Jan
57
3
81% Aug 23
22
8
27
94%
2,800
97%
94»/2
9,000
34
97%
153/4
102
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van "Hensen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pittsburgh Coke A Chem Co <
$5
convertible preferred—
$4.80 preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forglngg Co
20
73
Jun
34
33%
♦973/4"
83%
Morris Inc common—
'4% preferred—
5
18%-Sep
33%
153/4
97%
preferred
Corp
3%%
20% May 31
6
11
29
common
Philip
-8
Apr
31% May
91
Electric
Philco
5
Sep
17% Jan
62
78% Jan
40%
34%
98%
-3%
Co
preferred
4.30% .preferred
4.68%
preferred
Phila A Reading Corp
18
39%
;
34%
33%
3.80%
8
9
77% Jan.20
13% Apr
70% Oct
Brewing
440%
10'
Mar 29
.81
74% Jan
Apr
104% Mar
Dec
71
5
41 Va Mar
98
5
80%. Aug 29
60% Dec 29
60
.
Aug 14
23,900
"97%
15%
34%
84% Jan
120
53
97 y4
98%
35% Oct
1
47
52
33%
153/4
Co
20
19%
47
52
;
98%
Phila
Mar
19%
48
•34 Va
34
15%
43
85
19%
•47
34%
*40
52%
%
200
9,200
6,300
<19%
"
'97%
100%
52%
60%
52%
common
preferred
Pfeiffer
103% Mar 29
*34
9,700
18,300
..
66%
*49%
42
59%
29
19%
11,200
27%
•
'
'19%
100%
41
Ry Co
43%
12
65%
27
40%
19%
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593%
22
■
48%
423/4
Sep
7
47
59%
*
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66 y2
27%
1
9,800
47,800
42%
30
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3
40
•
29%
44
30%
27%
25
19,900
,
30
A Co Inc
96
"
94
42
65%
No par
100
46%
..
56% :;57%
32 y8
33%
:
29%
27y2
r
.83,200
30%
Corp—
'80 % Sep
33%
16,000
19%
45%
94
65'A
Corp
Coke-
J
Y
"
57%
6,800
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.
41
Pfizer (Chas)
Phelps-Dodge
83% Sep
94
480
.3,300
.
.'13%
15%
;i9%
31%
44% Aug 17
99% Sep
-
9,600
3,400
..
297/8
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65% May 16
7
46
'56%
,
7
.
37%
30
3
13
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.
,'
28%
37
3
Jan
45
"94
.
32%
46% Jan
75
45%
95%
.
33 %,
30% Jan
87% Jan
44%
♦94
r
a
19% .19%
16
20%".
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com
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38%
14
16 r
;i3%
28,200
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20 Va
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800
100
,
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97%
,
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19%.
;
24
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3,600
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151:. 151
14 V
32%
6
30 Va Jun
1
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^
1,800
\
v
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150%
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19
33%
23
5% May 25
\
t.
56%
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3
7
19 y2
550
37%
..
38%
•
56%
57% Jan
Jan
"6%
19%
94
-
38 %i Jun
3
38
149%
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29
.
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45%
,
.
55%
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-
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;
2,900-
^
94
>
96
16%
;
94
-
57'A
34%
.:
97%
20%
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26% Mar 14
Jan "21
•
.
32 %
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14%
153/4
•
,
45%'
94 '/2
rj
19%
43% Mar
8
93%
C-
38%
24
27%
Petroleum Corp of America—
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
20
*23
>
,
27y2
,
Co
Pet Milk Co
17% May 23
22%
12%
19
22
32
•92%
issued
A
Pepsi-Cola
.'
21%
12%
19%;
4
64%
.,1,700
1J%
;
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1
150
;
"7,400
110
,
93%
65
5
A
>
20%
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10
24
19%:".;
24
38%
'
:
21%
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;
,
91%
11,100
; 80
:v85%
108
700
■
32%
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100
11
,14.200
:
78%
.
,•
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series preferred
Oct
67/8
34
00
Sand
86 %
*09
"
21%
f
>
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87 %v
57
92%
13%'
149
15,700
,
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v
,,
81
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;
31%
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148
18
"1,560
,22
-
-109
22% ;r
91%
17%
21%
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1
f
13
38%
„
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:
29
.
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20
55%
33%
*
-
22
64 v'
35,300
18%
78%
,19%;
91%
,41%
<57
..
25
common
A Light
preferred
When
30
,
45 i,
.;
'
93'A
•64%
2,700
18%
06%
24'
x63%
50
•
,
18%
18%
19 ?!■"
91
?/
200
-
35%
175 %
21
31%
>
17%'.
88
75%
-
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,
,
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57
Y
A
'
92%
13%
'
39%
148
112
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V
75%,
..
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22%
13'
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_
1
Glass
93%- iv;
v." 18%
-
91'A
A15%
.
5
Pennsylvania RSI
Peoples Drug Stores 0»c
50% Jan
4
No par
Corp
Power
4%%
36 > Sep 27
46
July 24
,
Co
Cement
Pennsylvania
6
97% Aug 24
94% Aug 31
Jan
85% Jan
Proof
4.68% conv preferred
Penney
(JC) Co
-Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
■
.>
1„.
No par
2.50
Transportation
Penn Fruit Co Inc
;.
►
43lA Aug 15
3
29
Rust
Penn-Dixie
20
53
70c
Inc
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
Penlck A Ford
27
9
Airways
—
Parma lee
3
Feb
World
Panhandle East Pipe Line—No par >
4% preferred
ta100
Paramount Pictures Corp
1
Parker
19
28
33
Amer
Parke Davis A Co
17
Apr
23% May
.
'
12
68% Oct
3
27
4
4,
Mar 24
27
20
22
/
Pan
11
31% Oct
9
Pan American Sulphur_____
;
27
30%
•217/8
13%"" ■,;i'
.
88
A
4,600
.56%
-
22
19
81
109
46%
,17 r,
41
22 y2
87
k..;
41%
17%
*
,
-.•'•
20
10,400
35%
'
18%
80%
;
30 y4
36
350
38%
'•75%
21%
'
93 'A-
21%
,-
'
76
18%
,;.88%-.,-;
113%- 113%
V*'
-j,13
A *18%,
A,.
23
;
25
Pacific
113'A
57-/a
>75'A
-81%'
17
88
35%
■
22%
81 Va,88
'
46%
41%
17 Va
X57%
"
No par
American
Pacific
"
29
307/a Oct
49% May 16
14
x21 %
-
46%
•16%
„
.41%
18%
38%,
320
380
,93
38%
•85%
35%
41%
:
♦91%
45%
16%
58%
18%
94
_
..
Sep
46
3
,23% Jan
17
V
su
,_1Q0
common;
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"'-.75%' ,76
.,
23
,
81%
.com—6.25
Co
17
93
.
97%"
38%
A
3.700
92
82
•91%
88
35 y2
46%
92
82
♦96%
45%
*85%
46%
/
92%.
82
97%
-•
17
A
42%
*58
76%
19
\
46%.
,
*96%
38%
*16%
35%
i6%;,.
■a
45
•
82
93
38Va
88
35%
58y2
18%
:
Lighting Corp_i__
No par
s,
V v.62y2
4;
Pacific Telep A Teleg com__14 2/7 >
38%
3
6% preferred
_-^„_100
v,; 147 ,
16
"
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp.
1.
' i
6%
30
Packaging Corp. of America
5
.,19%
15 ?.Packard-Bell
Electronics,.—;
_50e
7
14 V*
85% Apr
44% Apr
19
15
21% Oct
2iy4 Jan
94
6
30
Sep
19% Jan
56% Apr
2
51 Ve Jun
17 ye
*92
41%
.
75%
30c
;
Pacific Cement A Aggregates Inc_5
Pacific Coast Co common--,
1^
19
Mar 22
2iy8 Feb
5
39% Apr
*85%
35%
43
.
"
No par
preferred-
-
Pacific
15
"i'65% Oct 20
5
12
,
88
35%
42%
3.125
Marine
$5 preferred
•
25% May 3fc
23
Feb
145
19
>19%
Jan
•-
7% Jan
23
4% Oct
52
17
*85%
v
5
1
•
46% Mar
.44
17
7.50
Chemical
Co__
5
>18
Mar 3
j-22% May 17
17
53% Sep
May 11'
Co
Elevator—
Outlet
t-Apr 11
120% Apr
5
20% Jan
92%
82
'
.5
2
&
Owens-Illinois
13
>
Oil
Owens-Oorning
4
12% Oct
,15%
i 18% May 11
45%
93
82
,
Otis
10
46%
93
82
100
Natural
Outboard
■
45%
92%
82
*97'A
_100
preferred
Orange
5
46%
92%
83
20
Mathieson
102% Mar"22
0
17% Aug 17
5
vOlin
46
92%
82
100
Electric
104
18
Aug
28
,
^23 y4 Oct
28
Sep
4.24%
46%
92%
_100
preferred
Olin
80% July 11
28% Feb 20
*85%v Oct 20'
106 '
4%
46 Va
,
inn
,
No par
A
Oklahoma
i 59 % Oct
3-
27
34 Va Jan
60
•
76'
•
17
130 y».<May 31
5
12% Oct
>
16% Jan
122% Jun ; 1
",75 >'•" Jan 25
.,82% Oct .31
104 Va Feb
12
Gas
:
15
l
Co
7
20% Apr
17
39 Va Jan
Oil
Okla
20
common
preferred
preferred-.
88% Mar 27
20
5
Ohio
Co
preferred
preferred
36% July 10
4
19% Oct
•
-
Edison
52 Va Aug
,.
"15 % Jan -A
20
Ohio
17% Mar 15
4
19
54% Jan
•:
"46% Oct
12
16% Apr
21
May
94
19
33 %,Dec
,87#
,24% May 10
'37% Aug ' 4
15
Dec
36
83% Jun
,
Oct
94»/2 Sep
4
Jan
16
47
82"
Jan
86"
3
19
75 V2 Jan
89
351/8 Jan
: 38% Sep
41%*'
*
•86
.
>;
88
*86
11,100
36%
.5,800
333/4
19,500
91%'. 92%
4,100
'
37
36%
323/4
333/8 ,-'34%
363%
33%
36%
,
>
'
36%
-
-36%
333/8
33%
33%
10
,"41%
41
41%
.'41%
„
88
t
-
Q
"
: 42
Jan
-
26
i25y2 JjUi.ll
J 26
-
Mar
For
8
'
>
'136
:*
Aug. 18
27% Nov-14
footnotes,
-
-
131
:
,
,
/
Jan
" -26% Jan
see page
26
13'
4
>145
,
31;
,
Sep
Apr
,
^
18 ^V.'
1
,
<
Quaker Oats Co common
8%
preferred-:—
5
100
-Quaker- State Oil -Refining Corp—10
■■
,90%
.,*142
'
'
90%
.1423/4
297/8f
30
Y
90%
;
-*142%
-v
'
:
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1423/4
29%' 30
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>
,
903/4 1 91%
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.
,
29%
1423/4
30
'■
'
V 1
91
142%
•
30
■
91%
1423/4' 143
142%
.j 30
;
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30
30
300
1,700
24
The
<1736)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Monday
Par
Tuesday
Oct. 16
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*ear 1960
Oct. 17
AND
HIGH
Wednesday
SALE
- - -
PRICES
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
„
-'""'V
Oct. 18
the Week
Oct. 20
Oct. 19
Shares
R
§7% Jan
74
4
Apr
Radio
16
65% May
70% Jan
18
8
23
74% May 15
Oct
3
23% Feb
28
Ranco
12
33% Sep
88% Feb
26
Random
17
Dec"
15% Sep 29
2
?.5% Dec
22% Jun
25
53% Jan
4
8V« Dec
20
18% Jan
5
30% Dec
11% Dec
70
7
Apr
28
5
33 % Feb
8
20
Jan
11
4
17% Jan
34% Sep 27
8
July 19
5
28% Jan
4
12 Ys Oct
6
30% Oct
57% Jan
19
15
Jan
•6
6
Dec" 28
20
44% Aug 13
11% Mat 22
Red
14
Reed Roller
18
16
Jan
15% Oct
15% Dec
7
19% Mar 17
16% Jan
25
18
1
4
44
Oct
1
20
Aug 24
54
5?
19% Mar 14
7% Feh 25
11% July 11
15% Aug 23
20
Reliable
Apr
7
Reliance
Elec
13
Reliance
•
May
Oct
11
66% Mar
11
3
18% May 11
6
2Z
7
May 17
»
Republic
53% Jan
3
65% Mar
22
37% Mar
9
52
May 23
Revere
Jun
23
84
Aug 18
Revlon
56% Jan
21
43% Jan
: 3
71% Jan
4
48% Dec
6
78% Jan
4
33% Sep
28
50% Jan
37% Oct 24
57
Stores
3
3
Rexall
Sep 26
5
Reyndlds
35% Oct
19
11
49 % Jan
30
4% %
Oct
2
131% Jun
5
••4%%
26
10
110 va Oct
27
Jan
5
1108
76% Jan
5
85
Aug
2
83
12
Oct
26% Jan
31
1 y8 Dec
Dec
23%
4
84
Oct"24
Dec
19
Jan
4
1V* Jan
78% Jan
37% Sep
•25% Jan
8
2% Dec
52% July
4% Jan
21
19
.
13% Jan
42
6
28% Jan
4
Mar
2 v* Jan
30
69
Sep 23
81% Oct
•V
3
3
25
■,
9o% Oct
8
Rheem
108% Apr
51% Apr
Richfield
3% Feb
55
Apr
7
!32% Feb
10
47% Jun
5
25
50
Jan
4
43% Jan
19
62% Oct
20
21
Oct
28
26% Jan
4
23% Jan
3
30 y8 Oct
13
27
Dec
2
38% Jan
6
27 y* Jan
4
38% Aug
600
Dec
28
780
82
Jan
4
89
Sep 16
12% Apr
9% Apr
5
20% Dec
74%:-/
73%
:.v14%
'
.
98%
32%
32%
3%
3'/a
7
3
:
1%
62,400
15,800
36%
47,600
•47%
f : ' 900
f
9,400
•
75%
47%
109
110%
•;
77%
78%';
15%
•:
: /
50,100
r
79
26,700
/
3
15
1%.
'40%
.30
32%
3% :
1%
33 y4
32
;
3%
3
-+
1
3
20,900
1C3V4 -105%
29 %
29%
/.
33%
-
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•
300
89%
'
14%
107%
v
30
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1%
10iV4
7:
105
43%
3%
'
89 Va
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30
■32%
V
72%" &"•'
56%
35 y4
-
47%
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1%
40%
>
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33
V
32%
5,300
68%
;
110%
*87
r,
-15%
v
98 %
40%
2,300
22,800
•
-
•
887
15
" 100
99
40 %
30y4
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30 %
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36%
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110■
76% r:
;
44%
•
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1%
29%
:
15%
-
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56%
35%
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89 %
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40 % * 40%
•
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1 y4
'
14%
r.
15'/a
98'/2
V:
No par
:
89
89
74
-
-
47%
109
'
1
,
37
•47 %
;
.'6,800
16%,:
59%
■
'
12Va
55%'
/
55%
36 y4
.
47%
110
16%
58%
44
24,700
'12?%
12%
46%
...
'
36%
36%
47%: :■
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55%
55%
110
45
'/
39 V'4
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40%:
730/7 30 Va
7,300
;
;
//
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32 J/4
2,600
2,600,
.
.
,
3
:
4,100
.
Controls
Rochester Gas -8c Elec Corp
Rochester Telephone Corp:
l
z
V.
29%
30
59 %■
30
35
'
:
.
35%
29 V2
"
59%
59 %
—10
35%
59%
35% v 35% '•
;
No par
35%
35%
:35%
■"59%
500
May
2
670
87
May
2
92
16
17% Jan
9
Jan
Rockwell-Standard
9
16
4%
July 31
27% May
Corp
5
:
Rohm 81 Haas Co common—
35 Vb
^
20
preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft
5
z,.
563 y2
;_100
90
1
Corp—
35 xu
•
565 :
^
-30."
567
92
♦90%
61%
30 Va
23%
35%'
'
* 5,400
.
62%//
; 3,400
/"/■'
11,600
297'a
30
35
575
570
35%
570
7573
92
"23 ya
23%
3,700
"
1,280
92 .'/V,'
*90%
*90!/
24%
23%
35%
35%
C,
92
24%
35%
•6i y4
'
353a
572
23%
24%
35 Va
59 %
••
30%
-35%
567 %
*9oy2
90
23%
v
565'
35 Va
•
59% :
10
22 %
23 Va
16,700
23 Va
24%
45,000
•
13% Sep 22
14 Vb May 12
Oct
25
1
11% Oct
25
12% Jan
21% Jan
21% Jan
14
31% Dec
16% Jan
8
25
Oct
2
3
25% Apr
18
43% Apr
19% Apr
11
3
3
16 Ys May 17
22
36% Jan
3
46 yt Apr
7
Oct
19
10% Mar 15
14% Jan
19
18% Jan
30
13 Va Oct
20
8
27% AUg
22% Mar 16
3
17
6
26% Jun 23
33% Sap
;
19
1
Rubbermaid
Ruberoid
Inc
•
.»
''
So
~
10%
23%
31%
31%
10%
11
*22
10%
.
i
22%
22 y4
23%
V 32
32%
•
12 7/8
13%
12%
12%
40
40% :
40%
41
14y2
14
14
13%
13 y2
1
/
..
21%
14%
14
■
22%
1,500
23%
10%
24
31%
■
32 Va
77,200
11
21,400
10%
.2,400
13%
13%
1,100
40%
40%
407'a
9,900
*13%
13%
13%
13%
21%
21%
21
21 V'4
14%
■
13 Va
40%
21%'
21%
22% i
14%
;j 22 %
—
22Va-
237 a
10'%
10%
10%
13
Zl%
J
.
—
25
22 %
40%
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.
par
Z."
/;/ '
23%
31%
40
,—1.2.50
■';.
23%
31%
-
5
•"/ ■/'
/■
21%
23%
31%
7
23%
13
(Jacob!
Ryder System Inc—
21%
23%
23%
1
Aeronautical Co
Ryan
22 %
22 ve
x31%
—
CO
Ruppert
24%
24%
-
20 g
1
Co
24
.24%
24 %
23
1
1
—
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Royal McBee Corp
18
10% Oct
12% Feb
Jan
Corp
Roper (Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
25% May 11
8
19
14% May 31
42
15
Ronson
19
Feb
18
4
21% Mar
13
29% Sep
13
46% Jan.
12% Apr
5
31% Oct 24
14% May
54%.
46%
.
6,800
,
56
16%
.
1,100
4,800
;
47%":*
46%.
58%
16%
58
:
V1 72% / 74%
'
73% '74%
•>;*'
111
—'74
..
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12%
'"12%
/
58% ^. 5 rn
13,300
•
•48%
.
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•
•23%
'
16%
'
Mar 23
30% Dec
f.
;-
-
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23%
58/
47
•
16%
U 46'A
y*
21%
3,800
12.100
63%
16%
i' 15%
;•
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47
•54
.
47,500
7
20;
19%
,
18 l/a
22,300
'
3
41% Oct
9% May
46%
47%
110%
16%
•
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21%
56
<
,
:
•/
16%
•
;46%
I.
60%
,16%
16%
16%
500
21,009
A/'-'
16% t 163% 'Vb-: ; 1,100
12%
12% / ; • ; 3,700
61 .v
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10%
V
I
,
12%
.17%
12% '■ 12%
58% '59%
46%
46%
3f%*
47%
•
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Corp^
Robertshaw-Fulton
3
33% Nov
15
Oil
9
2% Jan
•
-'36%
-
Rlegel Paper Corp
.—10
Rltter Company—
—2.50
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
1
50% Mar 13
4§%
•-
-5s
Thc_
Richardson-Merrell
4
-
:
Manufacturing- Co____—ii.1
Selection Trust—,
r
47%
47% /. 49
16%
16%
' v
fiO%.
'16%
.
'21%
•54
;
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>
59 Va
58%
Tobacco com——5"'
series—
-100
(R J)
10
;30% Oct
' ■it
i
48%
'J. 38.%
16%
60'2
'?
'
series A——'—50
-pref——i.100
27
34% May 10
12%
16%,
74%
2nd
56
-47%
'
55%
Rhodesian
1% Mar 23
♦54
47%
37%
10 y8
38%
10 y8
18
46%
*
;
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-23%
16%:;;
21%
'
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12%
23%
.10
'
21%
72
'16%
,12%
;
2 17%
'•! ■5,800
13%
2
16%
20%
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18%
21%
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56
54%
preferred
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74%'
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400
7.509
30%
23%
37%
2
61
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'
20
fir* f 46w,'. V 46.%'
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V- 73 %
conv
....
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73%
13
12%
.
35,009
53%
A 17%
23 y8
16%..;:
59%
20%
18%
12%
Preferred* 3,60%
6
23% May
3
3
5
*
8
5
16%
20%.
t
.46%
___1
Reynolds
48
149
V 59% A;.'
16%
16%
Drug
41% Sep
4
42% Jan
12
16% '16%
8c Chemical Co—2.50
Metals Co com
No par
Inc——.—
59% Apr
56% Jun
12%
17
29%
♦72
;
10 y8
•
73%
29%
38%
10
l'6%
-
52%
73 %
17%
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54%
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2
74%
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t
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17
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73
13%
17%
-
20%
21 \
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5
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8c Brass
Copper
68% Sep
37%
Steel
59
16%
45%
'
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38 Va
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18%
-10
Corp—
& Eng Co
29%
10
-
.
16%
•*
28%
23%
.
12%
—5 .
Co common
,5
Cpnv preferred 3 % % series—100 *
Republic-Aviation
Corp—
—_1
Republic Corp common
250c*
2 $1 convertible preferred
10
.
51% May 10
10% Jan
14% Jan
.
12%
—1
28%
'
17%
Mfg
'
27% Jan
Mar 14
31Va Aug 29
12% Jan
7
67
10
68% Jan
27% Feb
Relchhold
49% Jun
6
8
20% Apr
20
17%
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16%
55
73
17%
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38%
17
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54%
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72%
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12%
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2" 58
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72%
17%
13
23 %
-28
54%
72%
'
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72%
12%
50c
i
Bros
53%
28%
22%
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Co—
Inc—
Chemicals-
Reeves
29
♦70%
/
No par -
Inc
Bit
28% May 10
3
16
Apr
Owl Stores
21
17%
29-
•
1
5
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non-cum
69% Jun
28% Jan
62 % Jun
fA%
i20% Apr
28% Jun
21
18
3
1
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1
13
24
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non-oum
Oct
17% Oct
1
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56%
72%
17
•
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co_
Reading Co common—
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15% Jan
54%
72%
•
2.50
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Raymond International Inc__3.33%
6
25% Feb
1st
Inc—
12% Jan
15% Nov
43% Dec
$3.50
21% Apr
6
24% Aug 31
i
15% Aug 14
'10% July 26
58
12 v*
9
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No par
Corp
49% Jan
26% Oct
78% Apr
46% Oct 25
13%
14%
13 %
13
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490
6,500
137b
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7
36% Jan
61
May 27
88 Va Aug
9
8
86
90 % Mar 15
32% Oct
80
Nov
4
259
24% Sep
15
32
838
Jan
24% Jan
19% Oct
36
3R % Jun
16
Apr
7
33% Jan
9
15% Jan
3
19
♦70 % Jan
4
37% Jan
Feb
18
50% Feb
16% Feb
17
17% Feb
22
May 10
34% May 5
11
64
46% May
38
19
8
14% Mar Id/
May 27
77
81
Jan
4
131% Oct
16
Oct
31
30
66% Jan
43% Oct
81% May
9
Jan
4
97
3
27% Jun
87
Jan
15
26
71% Jun
15
70
Feb
21
8% Jan
14
5
Jan
3
29% Sep 29
38% Jun
13
27
Jun
16
20 y8 Apr
24% Aug 22
18% Sep 22
5
44% Feb
Jan
41
Jun
59
17
19% Jan
10% Nov 28
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-
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;
15
4
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5
10
30 y«i Jun
25
47 % Oct
83% Oct
Feb
11% Jan
17
July 28-
16
Jan
4
12
Jan
20% Anr
7
97% Jan
103% Oct
19
14 y8 Mar 31
8% Jan
43% Jan
11
Jan
3
29% Dec
12
18% Sep
25
Jan
4
36 vb Oct
5
15% Sep
19
15% Jan
4
43
23% Jan
4
21% Jan
21
13
15% Sep
20% Jan
12
43
4
16% Feb
14
25
Jan
1
22% Sep
23% Sep 29
3iyaSep
1
28
Jan
3
40
Oct
54
Jan
6
42% Jan
4
69
Sep 26
94% Jan
4
"70y« Jan
S3% Oct 24
31
26 y* Mar 24
33
Nov 23
47
Sep 29
55% Jan
4
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68 y4 Dec
22
3?
37
Jun
2
55
Jan
6
53% Jan
11% Oct
25
l87/a Feb
9
63% Jan
11
44% Jan
3
11
20% Oct 24
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2
42% Jan
4% Jun 10
7 % Dec
30
46% Dec
30
34
Jan
45% Jan
28
22% Jun
21
14
25
51% Oct
Jan
11
Dec
30% Feb
3
15
7
86% Feb
17
157/aDec
30
70
12
16
45% May
116
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30
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65
94
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3
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3
3
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4
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3
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12
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Spalding
Spartans
Sparton
44% May 31
3
91
35
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2
May 15
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-
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preferred
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23%
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74
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72
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20
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19
27
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18
48%
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28
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4
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30
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3
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11
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3
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9
5
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4
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1
23 v* May 18
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7
36% Jan
5
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.
-
47% Jan
5
54% Jan
Simplicity
19
25
4
/
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Slmonds Saw & Steel-
18
Jan
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Aug 31
40% Aug 24
18 v4 Sep 28
Sep 28
17
Sep 26
21% Sep 26
6% May 2
26% Nov 23
•4% May 16
Oct
13% May 26
9% May 25
11
38 y4
40
64% Jun
53
10%.:
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1
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8,400
165,200
17%
27%
10%
61%
.
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Simmons
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28 Va
,
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Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
48% May 19
27% Jan
50 y« July 18
4
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7
Apr
15% Jan
,
39% Jan
31% Jan
34
38% May 23
60% Apr 17
90% Aug 14
3
49
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8
4
9
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19
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6
3
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19% May 21
4
38% Jan
18
28% Dec
May 10
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9% Mar 10
12
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28
46% Jan
5
8s
Shahmoon- Industries
31% Feb
12% Jan
3
—;i
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preferred
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46% Mar
Cq_
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$5.25
14% Apr 19
48% Aug
7
31
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23% Jan
287/« Mar 23
64% Jun 15
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26V4 Oct
26
38% Oct 11
3
13
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4
29% Dec
Feb
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4
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_
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20
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19
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9;
4
5
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13
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common
preferred
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preferred
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preferred
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24 ■>
Oct 25
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30% Apr 28
17% Sep 15
.
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54
23
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37% May 12
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1
5
Schenley Industries Inc com_„1.40
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preference
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30
19
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8
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32
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19
May 25
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100
Joseph Lead Co—;
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St Joseph Light & Power—No par
St L San Fran Ry Cp com
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1R
14% Jan
15
93 v* Jun
41% Oct
3*>% Feb
21% Jan
4
1
70
100
90
400
90
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9
7% Jan
17
Oct
7% Nov
36
'
Jan
20
Aug
30% Jan
8
81 Va Jun
6
42% Oct 25
92
10
11
8% May
*
31% July 20
July 13
31% Sep
7
10% May 16
21 Vb Apr 14
93
12
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6101
Volume 194
(173.7)
25
.
-NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
»
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest Y
29% Mar
8
46% Dec
8
35% Oct
77 Va Feb
2
82% Sep
25 Va July 25
35% Feb 25
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30%
Propane~Gas ttorp—-—1
Sunbeam Corp./.—.—:.
1
;
75%
.16%
36
/'
31%
31%
v
Suburban
—
"76%
15
34 Va
83%
'■
'
Ya/ 16%
^
"
48%-
88%
.,
1
i3 >/4 Jan-
15
Sep 28
15 yt Sep 26
„
82 % Jan
14
4
i
76
48%
16
.v.
.....
1
6
11% Jan
6Ya May
1
Gas——-
75
47%
49%
,
.
Corp com.,
1
convertible preferred.:
—100
4
14
6\
76%
20
44
83 %
"48%
-
29,900
86
42 Ya
48%
-
37V2
*85
44%
83%
81>/2
CO——i——1
7
1348
Sep
26% Feb
$5
Suburban
41% Apr/ 4
33 y2 Apr
4
55% Aug 25
;•/
1
Broadcasting
,
3
Shares
*'•••/'
75%
V *75%
15"%'
" 36%
35
the Week
43%
48%
*21 y4
-
Studebaker-Packard
'
20
Webster_-_J______
Si
-
10%
—20
55% Jan
>
42% May 1-7
Jan '
preference.—
18% Sep
85% Oct
1
Feb
80
•
64% Jan
July 21
16 Yt Sep
'
19% Dec
7
Stone
21'
Sep 21
444
prior
Storer
13 y4 Sep
3
21% Oct
17 Y4 Dec
,
6
Jan
;
230
5%
15%
1
36 Ya
38%
85% ' 86'
1
' 76'A
*75 y4
15%
37 y8
-
34%
Stokley-Vah Camp Inc common—_1
Sep 2.V
69 % Oct 17?
34'% Apr 11
.
»'
1
76
14%
22%/ 23 Va
i
Drug- l»c—
5
Stevens (J P) & ;Co Inc...
.—15
Stewart-Warner Corp..
.—.2.50.
Stix Baer & Fuller Cd
—5
20
9
17% Jan
27% Jan
1
,
12;
76
36
27
1
-
15 ya
20%
-.100
Inc
Stores
Bros
75%
26%
Sterling
37% Aug 22.
53 Ya Jan
;
15
Jan/ 4
>529
22
9
21% Jan
v
20
.Oct 11
Apr 27."'
33Vb Oct 20..
35% Aug 10-
96
3
24% Jan
7
30% Aug 15
26% Mar 24
i
Dec
18
4
75% '
*
37%
v
:
"
—.5
preferred--.
Sterchi
16
9
67
Jan
24% Jan
,
t
3% %
74%'
'60
(The) L S.
..No par.
Chemical Co common*——5
Stauffer
3
Feb
74%
'54%
'
w—.. 1
—
74%
*88
-
Starrett. Co
:
-
46
•
77
icor^.
'Stanley* War; |:
75%
43%
-
L—20
Pressed, Steel Co—•
1
Standard
28% Apr 27 >
36.
Aug 28
.J 14% Mar 17:
46
85%'
48
preferred.!—20
convertible
44
83%-
convertible preferred;
6%
Mar 281
46 ya
*84%
Friday
Oct. 20
48%
preferred series A.
100
Packaging Corp com'—l
convertible preferred/—20
$l;60
77
4
3%%
Mar 23«•
32-
L6.25
Standard
•
3
.
a
-
Mar 30;;
82
16
_/l 9% Oct
,<
Jan 29
65% Jan
9
28
39%
85%
44%
,
35 V2 •* 36%
preferred wi——No par
of Indiana——.—25
Standard Oil of New Jersey—7
Standard Oil'of Ohio common-;- 19
10
59% Feb
3
89
Jun 21
1
Oil of Calif com.
conv
Standard. Oil
'
4
.26% Jan
4-
20
>
May 11
49% Apr
$3.30
:
r
4 *■
38%
38
38%
*84%
46
85%
-
Sales for
'
Oct. 19
14%
IhdustriesL—1
SALE PRICES
Thursday '
75 y8
.preferred^/———___N© par-
Standard
19
9.
Jan
26% Oct
8
21% Mar 25
-
'
45% Nov
.
3
25%. Oct
4
:
19%
56% Apr
84 % Sep
.55 % May
5
18% Oefr
60
13
"
,11
$3.50
39%
HIGH
Oct. 18
74%
com—No par
Standard Kollsman
18
25
25
Sep
,51% Sep 29'1
4
36"% Jun / 4
6
26 % Dec
5
Inc
Brands
Standard Financial
'
53 y4 Jun
38%
AND
Wednesday
"
Oct. 17
45 Ya
*84%
D
Standard
78%" Sep
5,;
78% May 12 ',
18 y4 May-15
9
40% Jan
Jan,' 4
89
i
20 Va Oct
62'/a Dec
44 V2
Square
Tuesday
Oct. 16
Inc common
-No par
preferred,/i,
-No par
Co.——.—1—-I
$4.50
.
*
'
"
44 y2 May
13
'72% Jan 23
,11% Jan
3
■.
May" 16
17
46%: Oct
Spiegel
4
88% Apr,
12
46% Jan
81 ya Sep
47% Dec
Jun
40
64% Apr
3
25 yB Jan
.'/ 35
,
5
52 va Jan
.
Far
EXCHANGE
5 1
Jan
LOW
'•'-Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Binge Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
-
World
$2.70
Airlines
Corp
preferred—.
Truax-Traer
Coal
Inc—1
B
Co
•*•■:
Tung-Sol Electric Co common—,.1
5% conv pfd'series of 1957—50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp.
1
Twin City Rap Transit com.Nopar
5%
conv prior preferred———50
Twin
TXL
*
Coach
Oil
•
31Y4
14Vu
*51
11 Va
1
Co
Corp
—
1
18
,
'
1
'
9,000
1,800
42
42%
9,900
24%
'
55% '
25
5,600
51 ya
51 ya
52
*51
52
31 Ya
31 Ya
31%
31%
30 Ya
31 Ya
|30Y4
30%
13%
13%
14
14
13%
13%
1
51
51
51
11
11%
103A
17%
18%
18%
52 V
*49 Ya
51
*51
'
200
17,500
800
14
14
*49 Ya
51
20
103/4
11 YI.
107/a
11
6,500
18Ya
197/a
17 Ya
19
207,000
*49 Ya
-•
ny4
V:
.
12% Oct
26
18Y2 Jan
24% Feb
29
57
6Y8 Nov
3.0
12% Mar
22
13Ya Jan
Aug 30
34% Sep
7 Ya Oct
1
4
22
3
18y8 Sep
65 Ya
10 Ya Mar 28
29 Yt Oct
25
42
25
43% Jan
148% Jan
4
106% Oct
6
116
Jan
4
144;
Jan
4
39 Ya Aug
39
Jan
3
87y4 Jan
6
96
19
Aug 15
92
Jan
30
74% Dec
29
78
Apr
74% Jan
20
32
68 Ya Jan
5
75
4
8
Aug 16
33 Ya Jan
27 Ya Jan
25 Ya Oct
21
8% Aug
32% Jan
19% Oct
26
24% Jan
13
25% Apr
5
32% Apr 20
377/a Jan
4
May 10
May 17
46 y2
Aug 22
103 Y4
Aug 25
Aug 24
97
8
37
May 18
-Preferred
series
Nopar
Oct
Twist
34 Ya Jan
517/a May 15
56 Ya Aug
8
110 Ya Aug 22
ioova Aug 17
37% Jan
86
Mar
Jan
8
35 Ya Dec
15
Mar
9
39 Ya Dec
20
33% July 28
45 Ya Mar
Nov
2
27
Apr
18
18% Feb
l
28 Ya
54% July 25
28 ya Nov 14
76
Jan
25
60 y2 Jan
4
38
Feb
23
7Ya Jan
12
Nov
17
Aug
1
46
29% Sep 25
29% Jan
7
9% Aug
United
Corp—
United Electric Coal
9
15 y8 Jan
3
May 19
20% Aug
2
3
29 Ya Aug
22% Jan
6
14% Dec
5
31% Jan
6
17% Jan
34% Aug 30
53% Jan 25
52% Jan
19
40 Ya Mar IS
3
33
Mar 21
4
54 Ya
,39
69
May
1
Aug 21
Jan
25
15% Sep
19
18 ya Feb
20
18 Y4 Jun
28
17% Jan
3
24 va Apr
5
l3/4 Jan
11
Jan
3
50
64 Ya Jan
4
54 Ya Jan
16
Jun
Apr
29
12
20
1% May
5
76 Ya Mar 24
1
4
33% July ! 8
43% Jun 16
30% Jan -27
30% Mar
30% Jan
3
33 % Sep
29
4
32% Oct
Jan
4
23% Sep 29
30% Jan
4
24% Jan
3
Oct 25
Jan
4
49 Ya
83% Jan
42
For
74%
18
93
footnotes/see page 26
Apr 14
347/a Oct
47% Feb
97 Ya Jun
32
4
9
1
July 31
79% Aug IT
,
72
33
1
8Y4
5
—
Cos
*49%
Si Foundry—5
United Fruit.Co—
Nopar
United Gas
Corp
-10
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United Greenfield Corp
—_!•
United Merch Si Mfgrs Inc—
1
United Park City Mines Co——1
United Shoe Mach common-——25
6% preferred;
—
—21
U S Borax St Chemical Corp com_l
United
4
16% Apr 19
% Aug
4
16
*98
32
*36
23%
20%
Engineering
-24%
*36 Y4
64'A
16 Ya
21%
1%
U.S.Freight
Co.
Nopar.
36 Y2
.29Y4. 29%
—
72%; 74Y<
18Y4
40
■
7%
73/a
8,400
41 va
18
41%
■
17,700
1,700
v
38%
39 Ya
•
39%
39 Ya
124 Ya
126 Y2
,
125 Ya
1-26%
127 Y4
49%
49 vb
49 Y4
49 Ya
49%
49 Ya
49%/
95
95 Ya
96
96
96
95 y4
95 y4
180
74
*84
'
39%
851%
78 Ya
39
78 Ya
72%
*83
*78
73 Ya
*78
74
85 Ya
26.700
40%
129
2K,500
;•
6,500
*78
78%
210
'
74
*73
73%
180
*83 Ya
.
78 Ya
85
*83 Ya
85
51%
52 Va
52 Ya
53 Ya
52%
53% ;
53
54
36 Ya
36 Ya
36 Ya
36 Ya
36 Ya
36 Ya
36 Ya
36%
8Y4
8Ya
83/a
8 Ya
83/a
83/a
83/a
8 Ya
14,800
-
22,300
5,400
37%
37 Ya
37 Ya
373/4
37%
37%
37 Ya
37 Ya
5,600
223/a
22 Ya
23
243/a
25 3A
26 Ya
257/a
26 %
9,500
x367/a
37 Ya
36
37 Ya
35Ya
363/a
35 Ya
36 Ya.
44%
105
*98 ya
32
44%
-
44 Ya
43%
105
*104
99
99
32 Ya
32
32 y4
36
43 Ya
110
99
42 Ya
44 Ya
39,600
12,600
43%
105
*104
99
98
99
32 Ya
35
33%
400
110
*97 Ya
34%
105
"
.
,
1,100
18,000
'
36
36 Ya
36 Ya
35%
35%
35 Ya
36 Ya
23 ya
23 Y4
*23 Ya
23 Ya
23 Ya
23 y4
23 Ya
23%
70ya
72 Ya
71 Ya
72%
71 Ya
72%
71 Va
71%
5,000
33 ya
33 ya
33 va
33%
323/4
33 Ya
32 Ya
32%
4,600
8Ya
8Ya
50
50
50
20%
2,400
8 Ya
*49 Ya
8%
8Ya
49%
*493/a
8Ya
50
*49
Ya"
3,000
900
8Ya
83/a
19,000
*
300
20
20 Ya
20
20 Ya
20
20 Ya
20
24 ya
20 Ya
247/a
363/4
64 Ya
167/a
213A
1%
.*-94%/ 96
:4%% preferred.
-—____——100
US St
Foreign Securities—___—1
18 Ya
7ya
125 3A
8Ya
€p3A
34
60va
18
39%
»',n;-
*72 Ya
50
36 Ya
4
7%
49 Ya
••
36Ya
23 Ya
73
33 Ya
34
.
18%
40 Ya
*7 ya
X95
x78%
44Y4
105
99
32 Ya
105
18
38 Ya
.-■
39Ya
39 Ya
44%
Aircraft Corp common—_5
(series of 1955) conv pfd_100
(series of 1956) conv pfd_100
United Artists Corp—
——1
United Biscuit Co of Amer_.No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon
Co
Nopar
United-Carr Fastener Corp
2.50
-
4%
7
3
Lines Inc
-
8Y4
37%
22 Ya
7va
124%
•
523/a
36Ya
8Ya
377/»
22Ya
4%
Apr 10
Sep
7
Jan
1
27% May 20
80
Air
5
—-10
Co
United
403/4 May 24
44% Jan
15% Dec
46% Apr
18
United
Drill
85Y2
18%
38 3A
7 ya
74
38%
-Nopar
Tank Car Co
Union
17
Mar 21
Nopar
Oil of California
25
Pacific RR Co common—10
$4 non-cum preferred
10
Union
102
--74
*84
517/a
36 Ya
Union
38 Ya Aug 29
23% Mar
7
series
par
Union
273/a May 29
20
24
31
$4
Preferred
8
8
5
Jan
29% Jan
No Par
_—_lQ
No par
8Ya Aug 17
Jan
common
series
86 Y2 Mar
5
Corp
Co
$3.70
$3.50
63 Ya May
Jan
Electric
Preferred
6
31
Carbide
Union
No
27
Sep 28
7% Jan
4
Union
18%
37 Ya
18Y4
387/a
7Y4
7-Yg.
38Ya
39Ya
1253/a 127
493/a
49Y4,
*94% ,95
78 V4 "78'%
37
Co
series
24
25
81
76
17Y4
__1
No par
B
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
Union
$4.50
Jun
16
'
Corp (Thej
Corp.
Asbestos. & Rubber
Preferred
Apr
78 Ya Oct
Feb
Aug 19
Nov
3
IT
,/•;
Udylite
Underwood
18
17
97
81
85
47
88
May 22
71
7
8
6
Ya May 22
50% Oct
42% Jan
77% Jan
33 Yt Mar
2
25
May 11
24 Ya
24 Ya
25
25
25Ya
25%
26 Ya
42,200
22,300
36 ya
36%
37 ya
367/a
36%
37 va
36%
37%
64 Ya
64Ya
64 Ya
643/a
65 Ya
66
67
68
16 Ya
16%
16 Ya.
16Ya
16%
17
16%
16%'
2,000
217/a
22 ya
22 Ya
22 Ya
22
22 V4
22
•22%'
17,700
IYi
1 ya
1Y4
1%
1%
3,500
81 Ya
6,700
.60 Yt
;
*34
■
607/a
34%
1%
60%
00%
*34
34 y2
60Ya
61%
34
34
36 3A
36%
37
36 Ya
94 Ya
•94 Ya
94 Ya
94 Ya
94 Ya
29 Ya
30
29 y4
72 Ya
72 Ya
74%
60%
*34
.'34 Ya1
60
5,200
/•■
36%
36 Ya
36 Ya
94 Ya
94 Ya
94 Ya
29 Ya
29 Ya
:
1%
'
.
36%
71 Ya
iy4
1,500
29%
29 Ya
30
3,500
72 Yi
74%
72%
72%
7.500
90
.
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1738);
;
.
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
9b
Sep 25
115
Feb
27
Aug
1
158% Oct
2
4
4
Jan
0
12
17
Jan
3
20
8% Jan
8
•31% Feb
IV* Oct
24
161
9% Jan
17
1
5
30
•7% Jan
3
5
21 Va Oct
2
Jan
4
26% Jan
3
%50% Jan
255/e Jun
19
15
Jan
22
40
6>
,
A
'
8
30% Sep
8% Sep
20 y# Oct
25'
26% Jan
25% Nov
30
\
,'35
•40% Aug 10
5%
17% July 17
40% Aug
36 %Jun
common
Mach
class
A
100%
4
*18
50
preference—:
4
19
<■,
156%
4%
•/
*
75
.Jan
.
157% Aug 11
,149% Jan
,3
Jan
4%%
U S
6
.'4%%
.
33
2
U S
Playing Card Co,
Oct
80
15%
,
Nov
27
25% Dec
21
22
47
Apr
36% Apr
50% Sep
27
12
45 Va Dec
69% Sep
28
103% Jan
5
139 V2 Jan
4
33
•
148
6
35% Mar
26
v
.
51% Oct
3
40 % May 17
4
52% Jun
9
75% Jan
3
141% Jan
3
147% Jun
31%
57
common——__5
20
91% May 17
•
t
7%
preferred
1st
non-cum
Steel
U S
5
,
Aug 25
8%
15
26% Aug 25
23 % Jan
6
38% Oct
14
37% Nov
Corp
.
10
35
Jan
9
29 %
Jan"
'3
US
39% July 11
23
.'V
*■ 47 %*',
;
Tobacco
Vitamin
'51%
13% July 11
11
Jan
3
23
United
Whelan
30
*3
Jan>
26 Vb Dec
2
51% Jan
4
29 Va Oct
26
34% Dec
15
30% Jan
10
159% Nov 21
153% Jan
9
Jan
6
41% Apr
14
80% Jun
17
29% Oct
24
33% Dec
23
30% Jan
43% Mar
5
V 53
70% Feb
16
84
41% Feb
30% Oct
16
25
29
% Dec
Aug 18
62% Jun 13
38
44
29% Dec v
5
A Jan
5
A34% Jan
79%
15% Sep
2
-
May
4
Universal Pictures Co Inc
86':,
Oct
19
4% %
59 % Apr
14
Upjohn
27
Utah
40% Sep
6
Vanadium-Alloys
Vanadium
Van
«
6
41 y2 Oct
11
19% Jan
3
30 Vb Apr
27
Van
38% Oct 20
77% Apr
27
Varian
Oct
24
51% Dec
20
Sep
1
42% Jun
9
39% Dec
28
30
22
113% Dec
28
107
34% Jan
26
54% Dec
28
99% Jan
4
106% Aug 24
85 y2 Sep
85
Aug 31
Aug 10
85
23
8
90% Aug 16
4
15% Jan
83
7% Oct
Jan
9
90
Jan
Jun
26
89
Oct
4
13% Feb
6
Jan
4
8
94% Apr
102% Apr
8
14
98% Jan"5
1
71% July 28
May 13
13% Jan
4
17
87% Jan
3
Dec
Carolina
$4.12
5%
May 12
.40% Dec
6
38% Jan
6
Dec
19
26 % Feb
2
18
9
54% Dec
30
7% Oct
10
Sep
73% Oct
6
7
27
convertible
4
54% NOV
38% May 25
44% Sep
05,
Walker
(Hiram)
86% Mar 16
5
Jan
28
May
Ward
8
Jan
Bros
54
May
98% Aug 30
89
Oct
Jun
30 Va Oct
26
17
56% Jan
4
97% Sep
29
Jan
85
20
July 11
82% Jan
4
19% Jan
4
35% Jan
16
22
Oct
25
30% Jan
4
27
26
May 11
37% Jan
8
27% July 19
37
Jan
0
29% Sep
38
25% Dec
14
24
Jan
13
39% Jan
21 Va Oct
25
32% Jan
Oct
25
65
5
22
Jan
4% %
July 18
3
Western
Western
Maryland Ry
Apr
4
Western
29% Aug 16
98
5
99% Jun
2
Sep
2
92% Jan
34% Jan
22
26% Oct
70
28
68
Jan
Aug 24
Sep
48% July
31
14
8
43 y8
67% Jan
37% Mar 14
6
40 y* Jan
102
3
52% Jan
18% Oct 21
13 y8 May 10
37
28% Jan
8
4
Jan^t,,
20% Jan
55
Oct
48
Oct
21
41
Oct
2
9
45
Dec
22
41% Jan
79%iJan
3
83% Aug 18
May 27
29% Nov
Oct
.57
16
Mfg
Wickes
5
27% Jan
2
July
84 Va Feb
4
7% Oct
21
52 y2
Wilson
6
Oil
&
'$4.25
17
Co
17
Wilson-Jones
13 V* Jan
10
Windsor
Jan
26
14
41% Jan
6
56
Oct
20
29
121% Apr
29% Jan
12
129
Feb
14
3
37% Oct
11
22% Jan
3
31V2 Jun
5
Woodward Iron
66% Apr
5
88% Jun
6
Woolworth
Jan
26
July 11
66
4
49
Jan
3
95
Oct
13
87
Jan
3
101
Dec
23
95
Jan
6
10% Jan
14
8% Feb
16
94% July 19
3
25
18% Dec
28
27
38
Jan
6
27% Jan
37% Jan
0
22% July 20
25
39% May
67 Va
Winn-Dixie
9
Wisconsin
6%
4OV4
401/4
3,600
7%
*40 V2
75/b
7%
10%
10 %
10%
10%.
10%
10%
75%
74%
75 V2
75
75
18%
173/a.
18
17%
703/4
77%
76%
30
30
29%
30Va
79%
801/4
55%
55 V2
29%
,
29%
|
33%
,
333/4
32 %
85%
84'/4
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p
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17
nr
or
^ihA
secunties
4,000
56V4
75-
751/4
75
513/a
51%
51%
51%
51%
34%
35
35 V4
32%
32%
5
43/4
;v
•
1,500
97%
97%
34%
35%
33
32 Va
32 Va
5
4 Va
11%
11 %
97%
*88%
90%
85
*85
86
343/4
35%
35
35%
97
96 r
96
*97
90%
85
■
35%
35
*97%
290
98
*88%
85
4,300
3,000
11%
97Va
903/s
85%
500
5
11%
90%
*88%
1,900
35i/4
*84%
.,'
4,500
4%
11%
900
76
51%
•
*32%
5
11%
97%
V
98
/
85
"30
35%
36
5,500
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.
98%
30
213/4
22%
x213/a
22
21
213/a
21
21%
21
21
9,400
48 %
49 %
493/4
50
49%
50
49%
50%
49V4
50%
9,900
39%
40 Va
393/4
403/a
39%
40
39
40
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
30
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
500
28%
28V4
28%
3,100
41Vb
42%
19,800
25%
403/a
40
253/8
26
42%
29%
43
48%
10
''
*85
49
•
:.V,4 28%
283%
*28 V*
43
423/4
43Va
42%
25%
253/8
25%
41%
423/4
413%
42
853/4
*85%
303/4
743/4,
255/a
8,100
417/a
397/a
40%
164,900
86
85V4
851/4
25%
303/a
,
106 V2
115
49
*94%
94%.
95
s 29 "Va
303/a
76
*73
76
*46
46%
*46 Vb
50 Va
47%
*101%
103
*94%
29 VB
47
47
46%
46%
51
51%
50 3/8
51
49%
*101%
103
*101%
*101%
25
50
*40 %
41
103
243/4
40 %
103
9%
.9%
9%
'
.
9%:
243/4
9 V4
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93/a
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95
A,
47%
47%
941/4
30%
♦73.
'
103
9%
'
9%
180
10,300
46 5/8
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26% f
26%
27
42
26%
55%
55% "
55%'
55%
49
49% A
50
"55%
50 V2
56%
45 3/8
453/4'
45%
2,300
25
41
26%
41
700
9,100
9%
*24%
41
41
100
76
25
*24%
40%
4,800
30 3/4
941/4
30%
9%
25
115
*106%
115
48%
48
51%
*24%
100
49
*106%
76
*101%
257/a
48%
V ."
1,800
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47
51
A-.
43
14,200
A 40%
~
853/4
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1
20
5
-
'
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49
293/4
95
30 V4-
'
115
483/4
94%
•
100
1
*
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49%
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1
28 V4
25%
743/4,
,
28%
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94 VB
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-
.
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423/4
115
'
.
29%
31
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853%
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20
5
100
300
'
26V4"' 27
-
:
.
55
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a
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Inc
Service
•
:
25
-"
*
A
26%
-
10,400
83
83
83
*83
37%
37%
37%
*37
37
73/4
8
*124
37%
373/a
55
543/4
128
\
543/4
,
>
*123%
84
55%
4,100
.*■' 491/2
50
4,700
44%
•:.
38
37%
8%
38%
55%
r
55
*123%
45
••■■
55-
55
12% Apr
25
4
tms ^
such
17,900
55V4
56
125
4%%
373/a
37%
37%
373/a
37%
37%
37%
37%
293/4
293/4
293/4
30%
29%
301/4
29%
29%
30
30
13,700
79%
793/4
79%
79%
79 V*
803/4
80
80%
80%
82%
10,300
series
513/4
10,500
54%
52%
543/4
55
513/4
53
50%
517/a
51
883/4
883%
*88
89
*88
89
130%
xl27%
128%
127%
127%
127
127
128
128
5
9%
9%
9%
10%
10%
10%
10%
.1.25
115%
116%
1193/4
1221/4
121%
126%
& Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
^.No par
303/4
31%
30%
303/4
303/a
30 Va
30%
31%
26V4
263/4
26%
26%
26
26
26
26
97Va
977/a-
97
98
98
98 Va
97%
98%
211/4
213/a
213/a
21%
21%
21%
Jr
3,900
373/8
(Del)
Corp
No par
89
*88
88
118
88
119
10 Va
00
2,300
160
800
IOVb
1,200
123 5/a
20,400
31 Va
15,400
•
S
36% Jun
Yale
8
24% July 10
by
387/a
38
*123%
125
,130'%
9%
Xerox
133% Aug 30
3
on
1,800
37%
10
100
Wyandotte Worsted Co
19% Jan
97y4 Jan
38%
1,000
77/a
10
common
Prior
Wrigley
(Wm)
200
38%
7%
8
55%
*123%
.
84
4,000
38V2
38%
38%
553/4
*83
84"
*77/a
A
10
Co
6
Aug 20
1
45%
38
383%
125
51
*83
'
*77/a
8
125
453/4
49%
45%
-
10
Corp
Co
(FW)
A
83
*77/8r;,
10
com
>
37%
1
Co
100
preferred
45%
-
10
10c
Inc
Power
Public
483/4
457/8
No par
Stores
Elec
/ 48'A
•
common—No par
10
3
assumed
6,900
801/2
56
34
*96
42 V*
,
Oct
88% Jan
'
•301/4
801/4
75%
11%
97
283/4
:
Worthington Corp
May 22
94% Jun
134
4
129% Sep
29%
'743/4
4' ;
'
21%
j
89% Feb
2,500
*88%
a
36%
36
*96
75%
80 %
A.
240
5,200
75%
••:,
17%
55
96
903/a
*
2,200
17
55
11%
97 %
*88"%
14,300
793/4
-■
323/4
43/4
5
AA
51%
*32%
43/4
7%
76
33Vb
32 V4
J
7%
10%
:.74Va
7%
77
79
v
7%
1,700
10%
I7V2
;
2,600
741/2
10%
75%
73/4
77/a
•A
41
75
■
28%
preferred
Wisconsin
29% May 15
114% May 17
138% Jan
41%
293/4
Co
43% Sep
80% Mar 10
41
30%
(The SS)
Industries
127% Sep
75
.42%
2.50
preferred
43% Aug
v
25
8
10
41%
30%
common
Inc
29
2
5,000
42
293/4
Co—
31
19% Sep
84% Oct
.,
common_6.25
Corp——
Wilcox
56% Apr 26
36% Apr
31% Aug 17
8
30% Jan
55'
40
preferred
lnc_—
25% Oct
9
54%
No par
$3, convertible
■
541/8
No par
1
preferred
Stores
53%
'
28% Dec 29,
15% Sep
6
11
10% May 11
26% Oct
"
2
com
Sewing Machine common
preference
White
53
4,500
11%
5
Prior
27% Mar 2C
16
Mar" 10
White
13
May 15
,49
4
5% %
Mar 10
Jan
52%
*96 V2
Dental
26
533/4
100
Motor
103
523A
100
White
9
537/a
11%
White
9
55
11%
9
3
55
51%
9
7% Jan
54%
51%
Feb
24% Oct
54%
7%
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
:
5
4% % convertible preferred
80
99% Jan
55%
51%
1
Aug 31
14% Jan
8
55%
25Va/
A" *11 %
V
10 %
No par
Jun
27% July 12
6% Nov 21
24% Nov 15
36 ' Dec 27
56
75%
Telegraph
Co
553/8
77
65
.
56
76%
82
34% May 19
-
11%
75
.
par
60 '/a Jun
3
4
10
25V4
10%
No
Westinghouse Air Brake
5
Jun
25%
11
42
A'f
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common—10
Jun
80
24%
25%
80
Westinghouse Electric
56
"20
11
54%
10
109
700
98%
103
*75
80
*75
[■'.
*102
25
79 %
23
3
80
190
4,700
15%
15%
*96
98
102 Va* 102 Va
20
A
11%
11
54%;
Jan
2
*96
102 %
*75
80
53%
Inc
RR
7 98%
>
102 Vb
88
11%
25%"
293/4
88% Jan
Feb
15%
*96
*87
11
29%
50
42% Jan
15%
16
*15%
A
98%
89%
25%
78
3
104
IIV4
16
*75
78
18
6
88
11%
*89
ll'/a
76
20
62% Jan
88
11%
11%
103
18
Jan
Jun
88%
81 %
2nd preferred
Union
*86
590
841/4
; ■•♦83%
,
1
5
55
88%
11%
105%
53%
A
100
Lines
Pacific
89%
80
Supply Co
Bancorporation
Western
85
*89
200
10,900
25%
4
Air
13
*83%
2,200
;
115
55%
•A; A.
1
non-cum
85
89%
1,700
66
t
105
*89
1,600
36 ;
*35%
105%
105
-
641/4
*83%
53%
Auto
4%
13,400
39%
*113%
A
65%
?
80
-
5
preferred
25
5,900
13V4-
11V8
.
5
Western
Apr
28% Oct
2,300
24%
25%
•
5
Western
41% Sep
*75
A
36
85
'
,
115%
64%
; 39
,
f
89%
*96
18%
Co
37% Mar 21
13
21
105 %
83 %
'101%
-DTitimH
idi
v
*113
105%
*15%
98%
103
36
116
105
11%
16
16
*96
*101%
36%
,{•■
65%
65%
105
%
36
*113%
65 %
65%
66%
18%
Mills
25
May 11
51% Sep
~
39
37
113
113
115
65%
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
8
"36%
37 /
36%
114%
«
*86
83% Sep
2
7% Nov
-
11,900
39% Oct
22
1
7
391/4
307/a
1.
48%
10
July 26
Apr
39%
24
47 Va
89% Aug 18
103 % Dec 28
28
•:
39"
30%
' 12%
,
,
49
11%
Power 4%% pfd
preferred series B
4.20%
30
98 y2 Mar
17
78
12 y2
47%
4.10%
42% Jan " 6
41% Jun
41% Oct
24%
12%
•49%
88 %
Penn
5
24
33% Aug
1
93
Jan 25
35% Jan
Mar
30%
24%
7,100
47%
11%
Corp
West
May
Apr
14
.
30%
12%
17,400
A
48%
87%
Kentucky Coal Co
87
17
Motor
Knitting
West
91
17 % NOV
57
Waukesha
May 31
102
17
29% Feb
59
30%
25
1
47%
1
Co
7
17% Apr
94
3
86
22% Dec
39%
;
39%
48
10
41% Jan
23
,
,.
No par
13
1
260
A
47
50c
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
19
«.•/ 300
.•
54%
35,700
Pharmaceutical—1
14
3
4
39
*89
Inc
Sep
10% Jan
25% Feb
39%
39%
88
53%
24 V8
1
78
4
4
16% Apr
4
38 V* Oct 31
Pictures
(S D)
Welbilt
Jan
547/a
12%
-
*
Co
Wayne
119
86
53%
243/,
12 %
89%
Corp
53% Jan
7%, May 31
79
581/2*
V *84%'
86
'
40% A
100
22
34% July 26
23% Jan
t
'
39%
30%
25%
12:
85
:
Warren
38% Jan
32% May
31
243/4
89%
common
Warner-Lambert
Warner
4% Jan
31%
58 Va
: 45,300
90,300
38 Va
No par
3
30% Jan
28% May
W
20
25% Jan
4
&
Apr
78 % Jan
140
56%
57% *
*
:
241/4
V
56% Oct
4
98% Oct
55%
30Va *
54%
31
*57
2,000
29%
29%
85%
54%
%••;
162%
-
241/2'-
•
34% Feb
82 % Feb
"2,800
35%'"
42
42%
162
.
41V2
2.50
Warner
15
Oct
;
40
16
Co
Industries
14
Jan
G
Co
preferred
7% Jan
17
100
48,000
24%
10
Baking
6%
45% Jan
Mar
15%
35%
;. A
42%
161 Va
54%'
58%,.
533/„
39%
12 VB
25%
*83%
Co
Ward
30% Jan
36
'/Ma
Walworth
11
27
29
•
41%
_100
.
23% July 14
1
410
5,700
23
24%
—100
11% Mar 28
52% Jan
37% Jun
64
30 3/8
.32 '
*:
105
preferred
preferred—
13% Jun
86 %
20
22
54%
"85%
40
1
preferred
20
16% Jan
8
29% Sep
92% Dec
.39 %
r.
1051/4
common
29
64
Feb
6
-r
32%
*55 %
56%
,
160 Va
52%
53%
42 %
163
-
31%
85
100
Co
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
81% Aug 23
30
Oct
Sep
163
53%
53%
423% ' y.
413%
-
A
56%
.
100
preferred
Materials
.Sep 13
42% Oct 10
21% Mar
15
,
;
33
5i %
'
100
Wabash
94% Sep 13
32 Vb Aug 22
51
41% Sep
;A
15
35%
32,600
39
40%
Wagner
58
10% Jan
102
35%:
2,500
24%
Walgreen
73
27
4
15%;
15
48,500
42%
Mar
3
15
77% Jan
*22
,
700
<
36 %
35%
V
r
".
38%
36%
*38
23
V *22
36%
A
38%
• •
79
146V4
37
/
243/4:
com—1
•
6%%
-
Oct
7
45
Chemical
5%%
July 21
107% Jun 20
53
4
92 % Feb
16 %
:
;
A".'7,200
41%
Mar 13
15
Jan
23
•
'
146 3/4 "
A/ 78%
36%
36%
600
51
• 35%
''50%
50
24%
14
15% Jan
87
38
'
A
1467/a
35%
-
37%.'
"
•
i34%
,38%
19
89 % Jan
% Dec
V. - 146V2
38%
35 J/2
413/4
162%
84%
•113/8
1.25
4
preferred
Vulcan
100
*60% Aug 24
1
9
51
■
'■
50V4
42%
10% Oct
15% Jan
Dec
'
•
: .1,140
24%
RR
4%%
preferred
100
Electric Corp
15
Waldorf
System—
No par
21
Dec
••■-
35
A'78%.--79%
,
160%
159%
38%
18% Jun
4
A
16,500
38%
28
7
Nov
9% Nov
30
M
10
'
41%
28
23
45% May
'
15%
15%
9,100
;
24%
29 y2 Feb
27 Va Dec
37% Mar
;
34%
*50 ••••.
23
•
46
81 A, ''
:
581/4". 58%
t
37
23%
36
V"
•
/
A 2,300
.
1
85% Feb
4
Sep
*79"
;
"303/4
5
10
8
'100
16,100
10
preferred.:
24% Feb
35 % Aug
5
:.•"■•
40%
24%
/
1
corn—2.50
44% Jan 25
30
81% Dec
Inc
preferred
''•f- \
80
1
14
*373/4
37%
»
36
34
.
38 %
•
54
-
31%
5
America
Co——
$4.04
13
9% Jan
15
45
.-••••
79%
84
57
84
•40
12.80
Inc_
$4.20
8
24
•
4,600
',*• '
87/a
233%
45V2-
'
-
-
' 593/8
160
•
5ii/^: 51%
;
»
1463/4
'32%
53%
53%
•.
6% dividend partic preferred-100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—_8
$5 preferred—
100
21
89
19
18
May 15
107% Feb
18
2
Virginia
125
49% Jan 27
82 % Jun
;
1
Associates
43% Apr
July 14
Feb 13
102% Aug 29
81 % July
6
29
RaalteCo
Vendo
6
Jan
•
77% Mar 30
23
66% Oct
82% Jan
Jan
of
Indus
convertible
,$2.28
28% Jan
11% Dec
159
•
50%
793/a
35%
33%
*53
•
100
:
Steel Co
Corp
Norman
20
23% Nov
46%
58%
:
-
34%'
50
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FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
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bonds
LOW
GOVERNMENT
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Range for Year I960
Highest
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Lowest
,
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NEW
Highest
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103.18
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101.26
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101.26
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101.26
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—Feb-Aug^':
•'
58 s f debentures 1978.—
————April-Oct '■
89
80%
-
33
1
68%
83%
*74%
*83
— -.•
*—
90%
Edison
*81%
First and refund mtge '3s ser E 1979
186
*68%
85%
w
34%
33
.40%
*91
76%
81
34%
Diamond Gardner
-
refund mtge 2%s ser
First and refund mtge 23As ser C 1972_June-Dec
First and refund mtge 3s ser. D 1972.._.May-Nor>
Jan-July
First and refund mtge 3s ser F *1981—Feb-Aup
1st and ref M 3'As series G 1981
--May-Nov
1st & ref M 3%s series H.1982—
Mar-Sept
1st & ref M 3Vis series I 1983-^.——Feb-Aup,
1st & ref M 3%s series J 1984.
^^..Jan-July
1st & ref M 3%s series K 1985...——June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s series L J.986—:
—May-Nov*
*11,
*73%
__
1982_Mar-Sept
B 1977-April-Oct
28
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976-Mar-Sept
*■
*72%
of New York—
62%
20
82
*76%
mtge. 2%s ser A
47
5
Western RR—
Grande
*87 -
__
17
'21%
61
71%
83%
*83%
84,
'■*
b..
20%
& coll tr 3s
Fanstee| Metallurgical Corp—
3s series L 1977.,
r,—Feb-Aug
mortgage 3s series N 1978——...June-Dec
3s sinking fund debentures 1999.^
April-Oct
23As s f debentures 1999—
;_April-Oct
27as s f debentures 2001
—April-Oct
mortgage
First
100 »a
73%
/ R9%
78%
31
x
107% 109
—June-Dec
95 7a
"
H
.
4
81.
"I
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81.*
87 va
101'a
51 =
u
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917a
67
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—
Vi
19
49
1985_Map-Nov
1985-Map-Nov
mtge 2%s series J 1985
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3%s series 'K 1976—^.—j—May-Notr
v'
3%s convertible debentures 1969———Feb-Aug
33As convertible debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
»Gen 6c ref 2%s: series N 1984..U..—*—Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3 %s series O 1980
Map-Nov
Detroit & Mackinac Ry 1st lieh 43 1995-June-Deo
Second gold 4s 1995
1
i—
June-Deo
J 84%
'
58'
68%
54
*82
96
51
1970—...——June-DeC
Gen
99
63
84%
1
mortgage &
mtge & coll
1st mtge & coll
1st mtge & coll
1st mtge & coll
Detroit
.
».
__
•
Map-Nov
2042
1
.
84%
'
96
98%
145
99% 101
5
21%
May
■
mortgage series A- (3% fixed'
1%
contingent interest)
1993
Jan-July
>
Income mortgage series A 4%% 2018
April
Denver & Salt Lake income mortgage (3%
fixed 1 % contingent interest) 1993—Jan-July
97%
90'A
—
'
*85
96%
85%
First
84%
91
*2
82'A
94%
J
—
95
3
97
1973
April-Ocf
coll tr 3Vis 1977
June-D«0
tr 2%s 1979.—
..Jan-Julp
tr 2%s 1980——
Mar-Sept«
tr 3'As 1984..—
Mar-Nov
tr 3'As 1985—^i—.—June-Dec
1st mtge & coll tr 37As 1988—__;—June-Dec
96%
—
93
95
95
96
1st
*90%
.
1993
Division'
105%
"
95
1st
—June-Dec
1993
—Feb-Aup
1963—-Map-Nov
1st mtge & coll trust 5S series A
t
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s series B
Delaware Power & Light Co—
75%
58 3A
116'/a 117%
__
due
Collateral trust 4-6s May
Pennsylvania Division—
Essex
&
'
59%
82%
—June-Dec
M
102
5
104%
85%
& Western Div
seriesi 0^1973—^Map-Nov
60%
•
72
97%
102
__
95
*
extended
4s
refund
1983^
Morris
52%
*95%
.June-Dec
Ry—
St Louis
Hudson
&
•Incomer 'mortgage
u
52%
97'A
947A
100'A
—
67%
59%
*96%
117
1977—
'
104% 104%
*92%
—
„
-June-Dec
April-Oct
Jan -July
:
debentures 1965—
York. Lackawanna
First
58
*977A
,
5s
debentures
subord
New
.
__
2 %s
debentures
1st mtge
„
*103
*53%
-
and
May-Noc
Mar-Sept
*54%
__
refund
87
79
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
71
101
73%
101
3s
Consolidated Edison
80
77%
52
2't
:•
—
84
85
51
v
84%
79'a
80
Delaware
-ni.
67a
..52
83%
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79
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192
66%
*—
80%
~
83%
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4%$
Silvio3'
f.
99% 103%
82%
-Mar-Sept
61%
,
100
*79%
*81%
__Feb-Aug
mortgage 3'As 1982
mortgage 3s 1984.—
76%
61%
60
•**—
1st
70%
41
v,
58%
56%
737A
101
■ ■
April-Oct
1980.
68%
75
67
debs
61%
26%
61 Vi
60 •'
Incorporated—
f
s
13
65
;
,
1932—
Illuminating
5 'As
85
80%
2
*72%
——
First
subord
conv
3 Vis
J
and
debentures
Publishing—
70
73%
39
2b Vi
35
80%
mortgage '2%s
First
78
*87
Feb-Aug
First
64%
1982—
—r__—_June-Oct
1985————.
.Mar-Sept"
1st mtge 3%s
1986—
—- '
-1
1st mortgage 3s 1989.'
,
—Map-Nov -r :
1st mtge 37As 1993
—
_Mar-Sept
lst mtge 4%s 1994.—
2
April-Oct
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp 47A& 1977-——Jan-July
103
Columbia Gas System Inc^3s debentures series A 1975——
—June-Dec
84'A
3s debentures'series B 1975:
—Feb-Aup 'V'.
3%s debentures series C 1977—
April-Qct
3 Vis debentures series D 1979
—Jan-July
3%s debentures series E\ 1980
Mar-<Sepf
883A
37As debentures series F 1981—
_Apn-Oct
91'A
43As debentures series G 1981
:
April-Ocf
101
5Vis debentures series H 1982
:_June-Dec
108'A
5s debentures series I 1982
—___April-Oci ""
4%s debentures series J 1983
Mar-B^nt 1
98
4 7As debentures Series K 1983
:_May-Nou
_i"
5%s debentures series N 1984—
^.April-Ocf
5 Vis debs series O 1985
-April-Ocf ; 105
3 Vis subord conv debs 11)64—
—__Map-Nov Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3"'As 1970—May -Sept
897A
1st mortgage 55As
:
1983
1st mortgage
3%3
—
1.1986
1st mortgage 4 Vis 1937
:
—Mar-Sept"
98'A
Combustion EngineeringTnc— :
'.
*
83%
80
*71%
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%a 1975—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1978—'—
Jan-July
3s series A 1978
June-Dec
68
:
20%
29
79%
•-
first coll trust 4s 1990-May-JVoo
St Louis Division
First
81
*91%
debentures
Products Go 4%s
Denver &
1993
4a
mortgage
;
83
*78%
r
-Feb-Aug
Map-Nov
-Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
^ipril-Oct
Feb-Aup
June-Deo
1991
;
3s
26%*
'
73 '
Refunding and impt 4 Vis series E 1977__jan-Julp
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991.Jan-Julp
1st
4%s
Baking
subord
oonv
Daystrom
93
60%
.
Cincinnati Chicago &
General 5s series B
First
*
41
s__
debs
subord
gold
l_i
179%
t.
)
-
327
130
*81
April-Oct
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3 Vis '66_Map-Nov
• Curtis
Publishing Co 6s debs 1986—.April-Oct
.
■■
General
5s
95%
87%
'
conv
mortgage
Crowell-Collier
83'A '83'A
567A
68
30 Vi
..
1981—
Map-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 23As 1975_April-Oct
1st mortgage 27A.s 1978:—
:.Jan-July
1st mortgage 4'As 1987
Map-Nov
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
First mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969——Feb-Aug
First mortgage 23As series G 1974
—Feb-Aug
C I T Financial Corp 3%s debs 1970
.Mar-Sept
*'
4lAs debentures 1971—
—I
:April-0cf
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs 1977
Jan-j;uly
5s
1975
1975
4%s
271
55
'
—
83
'
<-
87%
V
mtgfe 2%s
debentures
108%
102% 104
103
17
327
137% 142
•
83 Vi
>
105%
*323
1965—Jan-July
Can Co 3%s debs 1976
April-Oct
4%s debentures 1985
.April-Oct
Continental Oil Co 3s debs 1984
May-Not?
4Vis debentures 1991
-Map-Nov
Copperweld Steel Co—
88%
75%
>
'
100%
105%
103% 104
Continental
116%
'92%
'
1986
mortgage 4%s 1990
Continental
96%
104 %
"17
91
*80
87
77
85%
*82%
93 Vi
103%
*105
Feb-Aup
—Feb-Aug
;
mortgage 4%s 1987
1st mortgage 4'As 1988
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
87% 132
3
•
*—
107%
Feb-Aup
j—
1st
«
-
& Pacific RR—
A 1980.——
-Jan-July
4Vis income debs 1995
Mar-Sept
1st mtge 5Vis ser C 1983———'
Feb-Aug
Chicago Texre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4'As 1994_Jan-July
Income 2%s-4'As 1994 —
;
Ja?i-July
Chicago Union Station—
'■
First mortgage 3'As series F 1963——Jan-Julp
First mortgage 27As series G
1963
Jan-Julp
Chicago & West Ind RR 4%.s A 1982
Map-Nov
Cleveland
debentures
99%
104%
Mar-Sept
—:
debentures' 1985
Consumers^ Power; first
126
131
5
97%-
83
V
Rock Island
O'
''
.
..lll'A
75'A
1st. mtge 2 7As series
conv
-
155
85
AA
89 »A
75'A
-
Full
93
90
7"' 56
95'/a
96
...
,
4Vis
1
1983—
43As
102%
\
-
36
«'• k
126
109
debentures
.
106%
3s
Chicago & North Western Ry—
•Second mtge conv Inc 4Vis Jan 1 1999.—April
First mortgage 3s series B 1989—-a.
Jan-July
Chock
4 %s
5s
102%
90 %
30
June-Deo
:
4%s debentures 1986..^.
'
,
>
—;
86
21
106%
L.
;
40%
•
•
;
'
1982
88
Convertible
\
1978.——
debentures
86
103
*'
.
-
__
•
Chicago
debentures
High
103
107%
27As series U 1981
5s debentures 1982—
■
'
89%
M
83%
•
10
95%
103%
.—June-Deo
1963—..
34%
92%
25
31
r
1st
■
./
''
■
*
•
83'A
-
1990—
..Feb-Aug
1st & ref mtge. 4%s 1970-——
,-Feb-Aug
Chicago & Eastern 111 "RR—
•ti
•General mortgage inc. conv 5s 1997.—:—April
First mortgage 33As series B 1985
Map-Nov
•5s infccrme debs Jan 3054—.__j
May-Nov
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1983—2
Map-Nov
Chicago GTfeat Western 4s series A 1988—Jan-July
•General inc mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038—.——April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
• 1st mortgagees inc series" A Jan 1983—April
•2nd mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994.
•-Jan-July
General mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4%s conv increased series B Jan 1 2044—:—April
m5s inc diebs series A Jan 1 2055
Mar-Sept
,
3s
-;
69
129
4%s
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1985—Feb-Aug
First and'refunding mortgage 2Vis 1970__Feb-Aup
ref mtge
—
-if
r
>
'
95%
.
&
'
125
124
-
1st
* I
145
148
■
>
112'A
%
121
Champion Paper & Fibre—
3'As debentures
1965
—...
Jan-July
3%s debentures 1981—
.Jan-July
4Vis conv subord debentures 1984i
Jan-July \ lll'A
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4 Vis 1992
Mar-Sept ;
97%
Refund and impt M 3Vis series D 1996—May-No©
Refund and impt M 3 Vis series E 1996—Feb-Aup
„
• 2.
Refund and impt M 3"%s series H 1973—June-Dec *
•
R & 'A div first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gOld' 4s 1989
Jan-July
•
.
96
108
88
7 -5
•'
•,
—
*__
121
'
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7 <7
__
Ill
112
April-Oct
'—ApriUQci
April-Oct
.—April-Oct
subord debs ww 1971
Without warrants
i"
*92%
Inc—
Chadbourne Gotham
5.908
*86
ref
Low
98%
104% 105%
—June-Dec**-
1991——
T
Jan. 1
No.
June-Deo
1990
ser
debentures
conv
4%s
22
4%s
M
Bangs Since
Sold
106
April-Oct
1st ref mftge s f 2%s series X 1986..—Jan-July
Consolidated Natural Gas- 2%s 1968.
..April-Oct
3Vis, debentures 1976.
L_.
uM«p-Nov
3'As debentures 1979.
i__
June-Deo
"
__
Co 3 Vis series A 1974—Feb-Aup
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968.:
_Feb-Aug
Cerro de Pasco Corp 5 Vis conv 1979
Jan-July
3s
1st
86%
59 %
,'■'7 7 6
'
Central Padific Ry
1
'
reL 5s series S
ref
&
Bonds
194% 104%
93%
93%
1047A
106%
—June-Deo
cony subord debst 1984
j,-—
...June-Deo
Consolidated Gas El Light & Power-(Bait)—
'
1st ref M 27AS series T 1976..——u-i
Jan-July
68" 1- 75 .
82%
85%
,
'I"
—
98%
937A
.
Friday's
June-Deo
M
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp—
105
.
or
Bid & Asked
Low' High
'"''■4 %s
103%
82%'
ref
1st- &
767A
94.
6
:
5%s series Q 1989—
1st & ref M 4%s series R 1990.
-
100
99%
April-Oct
—June-Deo
.^.June-Deo
—
ref M 5%s series. P 1989
1st &
1st
60
'lOOVi
——
-
.1 1st &
80%,
66 3A
v
.
ref M 5s series N 1987
1st & ref M 4s series G 1988.
102;
*58'A
250
Caterpillar Ttactor 4%s> debs 1977—,
_May-Nou. ''
*102
4%s s f, debentures la86~,
,103%
June-Dee.:,
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965.—,
*95'A
96'A
April-Oct
7.2"
85
85
3'As debentures 1976
.—
April-Oct *
85
Central ot Georgia Ry— *
v
First mortgage 4s series A 1995
73%
75
Jan-July ;'■■■'
;
;
*86'A
{
.•Gen mortgage 4Vis series a Jan 1 2020—May
67%
68
'
• Gen mortgage 4Vis series B Jan 1 2020—May
*",»"/
Central Illinois Light Co—
\:
<7
:
128
4128 'A
4'As conv debentures 1974
June-Dec
37% 39%
Central RR Co of N J 3'As'1987—J—2—Jan-July
38%
Central New York Power 3s 1974
April-Oct
v 85%
85% 85 V8
1st
•
c
52%
7*
.
66% 68 'A
102Va 102%
-
96'a 100
.'74
...
'Week's Range
Last
Exchange
__
84 Vi"
*
70
*
5
54
58'A
;
97
;
.
New York Stoek
Period Sale Price
Consolidattd Edison of New York (continued)—
1st & ref M 4'As series-M 1986..
April-Oct
Vi; 98%.
100
'
Interest
BONDS
:
129
76
75
52 3A
58'A
67'A
91
\
139
99% 106
V
109 Vi
..^' o.T~
100% 100%,•
75.
LowaP'iJigh
54
*—
10031
^
'-
•
361
♦
California Electric Power first 3s 1976
June-Dec
Canada jsoiitherri' consol gtd 5s A 1962—April-Oct
Canadian Pacific Ry—
4> consol debentures (perpetual).
.Jan-July
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1985
Mar-Sept
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
June-Dec
Case (J I)
Co 3%s debs 1978
Feb-Aug
5'As conv subord debs 1983..—.—
April-Oct
Rangs Since
Sold
114
116
,
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low '
New York Stock Exchange
(Range for Week Ended October 20)
Week's Range
Friday
last
V-
Interest
29
•
*212
•
20
99
1230
,
i-W
95%
,.
195
100% 100%
92%
.
9
92%
90%
36
91'a
10
90
92%
90%
100
107
,227.
«
104
95
93%
30
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1742)
Monday, October 23, 1961
...
NEW YORE STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended October 20)
.
'
■
•
t
Friday
Interest
BONDS
■
New York Stock Exchange
Period
.
>
or
General
Motors
Acceptance Corp.1964—i
Jan-Jvly
2 %s' debentures
'
97.%
.Jan-July
.Mar -Sept
92..
-Mar -Sept
91
1969-
debentures
debentures
957».
;
88
14
937s
Lorillsrd
8874
9374
74
88
93%
Jf«r4kpt
JlUHteyt
1047s
104
102
10574:
1047s
104 Ye 10574
73
10274
10574
4%s debentures 1982.
.Mar -Sept
1007s
1007s 1017s
198
9774
10174
4%a debentures 1983-—
-Mar-Sept
101
100 Vi 1017s
155
9774
101%.
1977
4s
debentures
1979:
5s
debentures
i960—
5s
debentures
1981
General
Motors
1979—Jan-July
debs
3V«a
Corp
Shoe 3.20s
General
Telephone
4s
convertible
4%s
4%s
88 Vi
says
103
103
146
3%s
mortgage
5s
Western
General
1st
series A
June-Dec
374 s
68 7a
9
6474
1
657*
61%
72%,
6774
66 Vi
18
65
53
*75
80
617a
84
84
697s
*77 7s
*92 7a
*83
June-Dee
*77
1st
mtge 3VsS 1982——
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
7574
6274
8574
72:;
807a
80
93
76
debentures
(J Ray)
*7674
78
77
7674
.Jfay-Nov
Hertz Corp 4s conv subord debs 1970..... Jan-July
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
Jan-Joiy
Hooker Chemical Corp—
debentures
Finance
2%s
Corp
4Vis debentures 1968—
4s
s
f
debentures
sinking fund
1970-
.
f
debentures
f
debentures
1984.—
5s
f
s
4%s
1982
debentures
debentures
10674
s
f
debentures
997s
Jan-July
1981__
Jan-July
93%
997s
ioi
§ o 1st As refunding 5s A 1957
So Adjusted
10274 102 Vi
39
102
10174- 105
;
"
y'.
105%
997a
^
income 5s
Feb
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1957
78
79
127a
13
116
80
>
67
subord
debentures
1988——Jan-July
9%
120
la
198 -
1277a 131
13074
-I 107%
5s
472s series D
series
RR
trust
mtge 3%$ ser A 1979—May-Nod
3%s series B 1979
May-Woo
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-No®
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984—.Jan-July
1st mortgage 3V4S series G 1980
Feb-Any
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989.
-MarSept
3%s s f debentures 1980
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2%s ser C 1986—Jnne-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3Vis debentures 1972—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
MarSept
1st mortgage 3%s series J 1981
—J an-July
1st mortgage 4%s series K 1987.;
J an-July
1st mortgage 4 Vis series I* 1989
Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 4%s 1979-May-No®
Consol
4%s
series
1981-
B
.C
Feb-Aug
:
5s
Intern'l
Silver
subord
conv
8174
82
84
85%
♦84
84
85%
*83
83
83
1981
Tel & Tel 4%s conv
Jan-July
Feb-Anp
—i
sub debs
37ss
76%
4%s
6674
NAFI
*74Vi
*234
6s
102%
16
987a
Natl
104
987a
103
10074 10074
100%
10074 1007s
17
101 %
101
1017s
12
110
99 Va
35
12474 126
1087a
134
287
5
108
1247a
287
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series D
104
V:;;-
s
1978
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153% 205
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Company 4%s conv 1978—Jan-JnJf
4 Vis
178 Vi
debentures
First
82
92
Bonds
Friday's
Sold
1976 June-Dec
Co 3%s ser D
First
9074
43
or
Bid & Asked
1982— April-Oct
debentures
Louisville
98
36
\
175
177
104
161
May-Hor
Great Northern Ry Co—
General
5s
series C
1973
General
'•
160
debentures
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:
88%
:
90%
132
9574
106
102%
50
v
105
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.
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1985.
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(B F)
f
s
9474
conv
debentures
Ghnbel Brothers, 5s a f debs lftt
Glidden Co 47*s debentures 1983.—
Goodrich
95
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1980——
debs 1071.—.May-Nov
1977..
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General Time 4%s conv subond dcte *79—Feb-Asy
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%» 1981—April-Oct
General
104 Va. 10574
debentures
Co 3s debentures
1976 :
(P)
3s
47/ss
75
92
105 »/4
debentures
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93
90%
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jftti Pep*
5s
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Long Island Lighting
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92
.
Last
Sale Price
Low
•
3 Vu8
Period
Exchange
High
Lone
238
907s
90%
Low
No.
977a
967s
90 7a
1972.
3%s debentures 1975—
3s
\
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
HigJh
Interest
BONDS
Rangs Since
Bonds
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Bid & Asked
Low
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
.
91
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103
10
.
99
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE-BOND RECORD
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Interest
BONDS
(R ange for Week Ended October 20)
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Last
or
Bonds
Friday's
Interest
BONDS
Bangs Since
•
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
•
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1
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Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
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85
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1981
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79
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conv
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series
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refunding 2%s 1974
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and
1970- .ApriZ-Oct
series C 1990- ApriZ-Oct
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first
refund
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98%
98%
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5%s
debentures
1986—'—
82
92
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,
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90
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96%
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of
Co
mortgage
debentures
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and
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100%
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4%s
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90
90 i
84
1
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94
97%
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conv
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1986
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1970—June-Dec
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1977
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1
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5s
s
f
debentures* 1986—J
Feb-Aup
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:
4%s conv subord debs 1985^
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84'A
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80 %
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April-Oct
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1984
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f
85'A
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series D 1965~
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129%
'
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v
206% 206 'A
,
1977—May-Nov
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,
552
78
176% 176%
•
93%
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107'A
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82
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April-Oct
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Jan-July
1985
debs
senior notes
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1984_4-r---——i---—May-Nov, v',.;
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102%
103
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6
246
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94
86
senior
capital
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debentures
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85
83%
79
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1966—Jan-July
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15
99%
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Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981,
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14
.
A '75
ser
series
California
of
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6
80 %
1982-—April-Oct
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:
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974—!
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4%s 1982
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debentures 1973—Mar-Sept
Standard
10ii/106
100%
Co—
2%s
2%s
Bell
Oil
Standard
32
86
mtge 3%s
RR
5s conv subord
debentures 1983
75%
86
1st
debentures
5'/4s
97'A
101
14
*100%
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May-Nov
May-Nov
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Spiegel Inc
100
77
2
80
•
1973_June-Dec
Ry
Southwestern
87%
Jan-July ~
1994
conv
Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s
New
9$%
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first consol gold 5s 1994
1st
mtge coll tr 4'As 1988_
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
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88
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93
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100
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debentures
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98
46
102% 103%
1971—_AprtZ-Oc1j
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102
94
84
103'%
-—Feb-Augr
debentures
1987
convertible
51
87%
103 %
89
103% 104%
•
Oil 2'As
48
95
99
103%
1979——Jan-July1982_
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debentures
debentures
Southern
,
96%
89%
42
92%
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106
79
87%
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—
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100
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April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
;.
3s debentures 1979
i
Jan-July
2%s
debentures '1985
i
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85 %
28
994/4 101%
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Skelly
83'A
78%
79%
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Union
Sinclair
85%
79%
■
5
37
■
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1983_Feb-Auy
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.
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101
1977,
f
s
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Shell Oil Co 4%s debs
1986-—
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96%
;
:
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89
conv
.
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debentures
Co
78%
102%
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86%
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94
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3
97%
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1966
^
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1982_.
&
167%
May-Nov
1972
subordinated
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80%
■
——
r
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footnotes, see page 36
71
Jan-July
1980
debs
85%
■
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102 %
114
94
105
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1980
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79%
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Called
bonds
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75 !
88
April-Ocf
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debentures
5s
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„
2%s
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123..;
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91%
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23
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94
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131
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103
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85
97% : 98 b
debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
115% 1194%s conv subord debs 1987—r.—'—.-j.Feb-Aug
118
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Jun-Dec
88%
88%
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- Y
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Y *99%
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r
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April-Oct
'
73
73
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975——April-Oct
:
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967—!
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97Vb Y.: 97
97%"
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
•
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82
37/8S. series A 1984
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Pgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
99%
99%
1st gen 5s series B 1962—-^———
.Feb-Aug
99%
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106
1st gen 5s series C 1974
June-Dec
•
1st 4'As series D 1977
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*
r*88%
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s
1970--.
Mar-Sept
84
84
84
3'As s f debentures 1986
!
April-Oct
1st
*
1989
81%
Philip. Morris Inc 47/bS s f debs 19791—June-Dec
Potomac
.
,124
-
103%
gtd 4s 1989—May-Nov
debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
conv
Finance
Texas
April-Oct
1st
England
3s
f
s
,
Phillips
New
Seaboard
118 %
87%
Y
89%
88%
1989——_April-Oct
.Corporation—
■t Y
4%s convi subord debs 1984--_._—-
1
48
32
88%
120
.»
126
Mar-Nov
2006
Jan
A
—*
75-
——June-Dec
May-Noi;
May-Nov
Jwe-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
refunding 4%s 1987—_—
refunding 3%s 1988—May-Nov
mtge 4%s 1986—-—June-Dec
RR
mortgage 3s series
4%s
96%
102 %
First & refunding
First & refunding mtge 5s
■
■
■'
JMay
Mar-Sept
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982_
3%s
"
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Ry
*'74%
gold. 4 Vi-s series C 1977————Jan-July
V-.
&
Seaboard
88%
94%
108%
*89 >/4
—Feb-Aug
1974
General
series
Depot
104'A 105%
Jan-July
April
Mar-Sept
General
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971—1!
r;
,■
—1 __Jan-July '
1980
B
certificates
Duluth
Paper
Scovill
57
117% 119%
90 %
-April-Oct
Jan-July
General 4%s series D
Ry Co,—
series A 1997
debs
bond
4s
100% 101
June-Dec
5s
\
,
,
:
<■
121
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
:
April-Oct
1st
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
140
117 % 119
—June-Dec
General
1April-OctY
9 85
30
99%
•
86%
i
1977- .June-Dec
debentures
1996—
4s
income
5s
St
86
88%
*95%
Feb-Aup
:April-Ocf
1965
4Vis series A
6s
Louis-Southwestern
3'/8s
General
99.
Y:
J
debs
conv
conv
—
1964_June-Dec
1979
3s, 1975
Light
Pennsylvania Power &
Pennsylvania RR—
series
debentures
93%
104%
.Mar-Sept
series
4s
St
Airways—
debentures
99 Va
1969— .Mar-Sept
1977,
.-Jan-July
series
Adirond'k
&
mortgage
First
77%
Y"--"
Y--
86
May-Nov
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
1991
..51%!. 5-1%
•
7
• Y
Corp—
3y4s
5y4s
gold
1
mtge
Scioto
April-Oct
_April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Y
1987—
debentures
debentures
3 Vis
30
'
1
June-Dec
1985—-June-Dec
1986
1983—.
Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
•
89%
83%
*81 %
1978—,.——V—June-Dec
FF 1992
debentures
series
45/8s
ref
Tel
debentures
:.v27/aS
88%
99%
__
Louis-San, Francisco
1st
76
*80%
ref
&
Pacific
51%
;
■,•••;
Electric
&
6 Vis
Lawrence
Second
175
*84%
mtge 4Vis series DD 1990—_June-Dec
1st & ref 5s series EE 1991——
June-Dec
1st
.
y«
92%
83 %
95
—1975
St
104 %
•
__
.
82
89
82
*90 y4.
.Mar-Sept
D 1977
Aircraft
1st
•
V
89y8
88
78
"101% 102
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971-^
<98%
"
series CC
;
debentures
mortgage
Rohr
"
ref 3%s
86
4—1 Jan-.
1985^
80
3
80
__
Gas
Royal
Feb-Aug
-
:1st &
165 %
10
,
"*82y4
1973—;.April-Oct
79
102
137
•
>! ■'»
<
V
series I 1966—_June-Dec
series J 1970
June-Dec
" ;—
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
June-Dec
88%
First & refunding 3s series L 1974
June-Dec
86
First & refunding 3s series M 1979June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series N .1977
JunerDec
,—
First & refunding 2%s'Series P 1981—June-Dec>
/ First & refunding 2%s series Q 1980—„June-Dec :
79 Vi
First & refunding 3Vis series R 1982
June-Dec
*_Y
V
First & refunding 3s series S 1983—:—June-Dec
_V
First & refunding 2%s series T 1976
-June-DecYrY-1-' '
First & refunding mtge 33/as ser U '85_June-Dec
84%
First & refunding mtge 3Vis ser W '84„June-Dec
First & refunding 3Vis ser X 1984-a——June-Dec
• 80 Vi
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec •
1st & ref mtge 4'%s series AA 1986—:—June-Dec
991%
1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989—1a.—-June-Dec
"1st &
87%
105
78 yB
—
102
- —
Corp—
serial
General
106
80
3s
refunding
&
96
111
154
87%
*79%
1983-April-Oct
^^April-Gct
_Mar-Sept
1964
Corp 4%s debs
Tobacco 3s debs
subord
conv
Rochester
«>..
96%
89%
105
*1BVB
3Vis
refunding
&
First
99%
92
103
•
'"89%
Manufacturing: 3%s 'debs
Richfield Oil
83 y4
78
y-75-'"(■■■'
*__
140
(R J)
-
105
•
2%s
Steel
Rheem
Pacific Gas & Electric Co— '< y
First
High
97
*156
--June-Dec
T977„
4%s
:
1972__:_w.x___—
debentures
Republic
97%
93%
*90
105
>
1
First and refunding mortgage 3V*s
debentures "1975.
Reynolds
82%
82 V4
mortgage 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
23As 1975—
April-Oct
First mortgage 2%s 1980———
Mar-Nov
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co—
;
1st mortgage 23As 1975—:
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3s 1979
—-June-Dec 1st mortgage 27/aS 1980
May-Nov
1st
mortgage 3%s 1982————
.-Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3 Vis 1985
June-Dec
1st mortgage 37/sS 1988—,—
June-Dec
1st mortgage 4%s 1987—
Jan-July
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5Vis conv 1982—May-Nou
5 Vis conv subord debs 1983
Mar-Sept
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 33A& debs 1988—June-Dec
Oxford Paper Co 43As conv 1978April-Oct
92%
103%
Reading Co first & ref 3y8s series D 1995 _May-Nov
81
15
First mortgage
-
28
f
*11
,
first
Edison
Ohio
99%
Quaker
92%
ZI
1984—June-Dec
1996—
debentures
3"As
98%
92%
62 %
*76% '
Jan-July
Jan. 1
Low
May-Nou
;^4%s
105
80
,
1978
Mar-Sept
mortgage 4%s 1987————June-Dec
Northrop Corp
No.
104 y4
92
•'
debentures
Bangs Since
Sold
mortgage 3y4s 1968_Jan-July
mortgage 5s 2037_^
Jan-July
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
mortgage 27/as 1979_June-Dec
3%s
105ya
103
13
Bonds
High
"
1st mortgage 3s
1st
104%
'
101 %
11041/e
103
u
"3%s
102ya
'99%
.
;^102»A
103
'
101
98'A
100
100
April-Oct
2%s 1977
1st mortgage
tWisc)
12
Friday's
Gas Co—
1663
and
refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
92 y4
89
Electric &
3s ' debentures:
83%
87%
Service
First
Power Co—
"
v
90
■'
♦867/e
_i
April-Oct
a—
:
88
Public
96%
81
5
91%.
or
Bid & Asked
High
87 %
>85
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
v
86
88
77
(Minnesota), first mortgage 2%s 1974—_Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1978 ui-il-3-:
:—____Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1979—
-v
—1—Feb-Aup
First mortgage 3%s 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3 Vis 1984
—
April-Oct
First mortgage 4%s 1986:
Mar-Sept
First mortgage
4s 1988
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990
—
June-Dec
First mortgage 4%s
1991
Feb-Aup
\
10
.
90%.
-
Northern
92
88
''
v
High
Period
New York Stock Exchange
•
31
.v
1
Continued
85
71
100 %
104%
121
143'/a
89%,-. 92
85'A .91%
on page
36
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1744)
.
.
.
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the following extensive
Stock
on
stock
list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Oct. 16,
and
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Oct. 20.
Week's
Friday
^
V- ;
Petroleum
*.cme-Hamilton
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
Admiral
'
Inc
1
Co
10
Plastics
Corp
Aero-Flow
Dynamics Inc
Aerojet-General Corp.
Aeronca
10c
.1
.1
Friday
Low
High
Techniques Inc
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores.
278
Feb
4
Apr
Borne
2
2
2>/4
9,900
17a
Feb
37a
Apr
Bourjois
Inc
Corp
id :
"2V»
10 %
2,200
-7%
2%
1,200
2y8
Oct
12 74
13
1,500
12 y4
Sep
18% Mar
12%
13%
6,100
87a
Jan
23 7a May
4%
4,400
3%
Feb
4,500
50%
Jan
93%
Britalta
British
American
British
American Tobacco—
'
*
10
-2%
13
'
12 %
474
84
4
84
7 y.
11%
86
20
Jan
6%
Apr
19,600
9%
Oct
Apr
28% May
~3%
~3%
~37s
700
37a
Alabama
Great
Southern
.50
89 y4
89 y4
89 y4
10
8474
Oct
Power
4.20%
100
85
85
85 y4
150
83%
Apr
10
28
27%
28%
2,500
227a
79
Investment
Alan
Wood
5%
Discount
&
Steel
Co
Inc
preferred
common
preferred
Alaska
100
Airlines
Algemene
Inc
Tire
&
Inc.
Jan
15 74
Jun
8,000
674
Sep
117a
Apr:
3y4
Jan
8
Oct
10 y4
Jan
Bruce
(E L)
Co
13,500
4%
Jan
8 7a
Apr
Bruck
Mills
Book
500
1074
Jan
175/a
Apr
B
16 7a
Feb
Buckeye
American
Business
American
Electronics
13%
13%
13%
9
4,200
8
Mar
17% Aug
700
17
Sep
28
3,000
5'/a
80%
550
7674
5%
6
6%
Jan
83%
Apr
Buell
37a
Jan
674
Apr
Bunker
Oct
778 Mar
250
55
13%
82
Jan
Aug
2774
12%
6% Oct
Inc
800
3%
Oct
20,600
3
Sep
77a
500
41
26 Va
Jan
4%
Jan
6,400
10%
Jan
23% May
Jan
474 Apr
34% Mar
400
4y8
50
*
" "
2
3,300
87a
Mar
30
-
374
Jan
8,500
7a
300
16y4
21
Jan
1
1,800
12%
(The)
574
Jan
5,400
37a
Jan
6
Corp
1
200
20c
12,600
Angostura-Wupperman
Electronics
Arco
Arkansas
Armour
Arnold
4%%
&
Aluminum
1
Co...
Company..
Oil
Asamera
Associated
17%
Apr
^
$2.50 preferred—...
6%
Consol Oil
Calvan
Camden
Fire
&
Canada
Bread
177a May
Canada
Cement
Feb
6 72%
11%
13%
40
41%
31,000
26%
2
Feb
35
Jan
447a
Apr
92
Jun
9672
Jan
87a
277s
2,600
207a
5,400
17a
Jan
.40c
1%
12
-17a
72,300
*
•
36
Jan
2%
2
"3%
■V
600
<3
374
Co Ltd
74
Jan
Oct
4%
37a
47a
6,500
27a
Jan
57a
3
2%
3%
17,700.
17a
Feb
474
i__lc
Supply
5
4%
-
10c
26%
5%
Testing Labs
Corp
Golfo Sugar
del
1
27,100
200
16
24%
32%
26%
4,300
5%
6%
5,600
54%
•
Research
Atlantica
Atlas
Co
5%
16
•
Chemical Industrial Products__10c
Atlantic
55%
600
31%
327a
4,400
1%
3,200
1
5p
4
Atlas
Corp
Atlas
General
Atlas
Sewing
Audio
option
14 7a
Jan
2 72
Jan
107a
Apr
4974 July
307a Aug
5974
Feb
1
Jan
35/a
Aug
1
1
Inc.
6%
6%
15
67a
17a
274
17,100
16%
1%
15
2%
1,900
4,400
3
5,000
5%
1%
97a May
Jan
Jan
27a May
1372 May
274 July
17
237a
43%
6 74
Mar
Jan
10c
24%
1
ay.
Aurora
Corp
1
11%
11%
1274
1,700
67a
Feb
137a
Apr
1
12%
127a
1374
8,000
117a
Sep
2172
Apr
100
Radio
Automatic
Steel
Non-voting
Avien
Mfg Co Inc
Products
Inc com
1
1
13%
Avis Industrial
Corp
i
Collieries Corp
Ayrshire
8
2,000
874
5
6%
10c
26%
24%
5
preferred
1
non-cum
Inc. class A
4,300
5
Sep
3%
4%
Jan
9 7a
7 72 May
Jan
200
14
Jun
974 May
Jan
5,200
Jan
6%
6%
13
5
7
Mar
2974 May
_5
19%
19%
20%
900
14
Jan
2174 Oct
3
h,t
46%
46
46%
1,000
42
Jan
567a
Apr
City
Power
Baldwin
Banco
de
Banff
Oil
Banner
83/4
8%
preferred
los
•
147.
474
American
1%
shares
—
147a
3%
Jan
572 Aug
47a
Sep
1%
2,800
672 July
l3^ May
V-
1A
83/4
21,100
11%
1172
12%
15,100
32%
317a
35
Oil
Bearings
1
8%
(J W)
Castle
(A
&
&
Jan
Power
&
Berkey
Photo
Berkshire
$1.50
Century
Electric
Chamberlin
Chief
Chromalloy
CineTama
1
Foil
19% May
'
17a
174
3,900
17a
Jan
17a
17a
12,900
U
Jan
83/4
83/4
100
6 74
Jan
*
."
3% May
2 3/a Apr
10%
*
Apr
1,000
3 3% Mar
3,200
8
147/a
15%
3,900
Jan
Sep
17% July
5472
55
3,400
48
Jan
55%
11%
127a
3,400
117a
Oct
2074 May
97a
97a
1,900
Jan
12 7a
97.
13%
177»
.4
5%%
;
(S)
&
Co..
Co common
prior preferred
97/a
Jan
6
May
173/4
173/a May
37a May
1
•
100
6
4%
Aug
13%
147a
12,700
13 74
Oct
17
177a
3,500
17
Oct
227a Aug
177a Oct
28
1,000
21%
Apr
28
3,900
37a
Jan
3%
Feb
47a
37a
n
97a
40%
100
5%
37a
V
300
11
1,400
417a
1,700
10074
110
8 7a Oct
28
957s
3572
Apr
Oct
193/a
Feb
jail
4772
Jan
Sep
"T,506
'
.
5i°6
474
Jun
-
3%
y
53/4 July
26
800
574
13,500
4A
Feb
lj8
Apr
Jan'
972
5,000
1374
33,100
6M2
Jan
5,300
474
•77/a May
Jan
318
v
Jan
10
7
Manufacturing
80
75
23
37
v
Jan-..
.57/a
674
■*" 26
8%f»
—.1
* 1574
Co———1
127a
2178
%
2078
41,900
25
28 %
8
;r(97a
1
21.400
187/a
l7/a
15%
Jan
972
Oct
,31.
Corporation
Clausner
Clayton
Hosiery Co
Corp........
Club
Aluminum
Cockshutt
Farm
22 7a Sep
674 Mar
-573/4 May
1.0 72 May
■15%
12
2,700
of
4
&
1
Stone
New
com
Metals
Co...
Community
Public
Service
"
2174 Mar
Sep
Jan
■
;
10
Consol
Diesel
Electric
,.
20
Apr
; 22% May
143/4 May
1874
1972
2,700
8V2
8V2
700
45 74
48
1374
1072
45/8
IVa
13
10
,
'
'
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
1
_
47s,
47a
6 72
67/a
22
__
.
18 74
Oct
1978
Oct
Jq,n
47/a May
37a
Sdy
7
Jan
172
Jan
16 72
Apr
12
Oct.
22%
137a
19
Jan
27/a
73/a
8,000
.
Jan
11,800
24
10
—50c
Corp
23,900
,.
2274
" 13
25c
:
974
48
.
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc..
1474
9
872
5
Compudyne
12
9 78
2,100
7
Feb
12% July
28,600
2272
50c
1
Co
Commercial
17a
1
■
1,200
149.700
3,100
4
1
147a
10c
Inc
America
4
*
Co
Oils vtc.
17%
197a
478
167a
87a
107a
—
17
187/a
"
47t
Equipment Co~ —x—*
Electronics
—
17
f
*..1
Products
Caribbean
972
97a
—
4
50c
;
Clopay Corporation
Coastal
-
——10
Manufacturing
Lambert
&
Cletrac
-.I——1
——
'
16 72 May
Oct
25
Jan
277a May
8% Oct
293/4
Jan
8%
1174
Jan
8%
6,400
Jan
1,200
7,300
33/4
2,000
1
1
1
lie
11,600
374
47a
8,700
4872
Oct
2374
Jun
197i May
Jun
5% Mar
Jan
9 3/4 May
Jan
20
37/a
Sep
Jan
-
'
57/a
227a
May
Jan
2,500
3,000
Apr
Mar
Jan.
'
Clary
Apr
37s May
*
2*
3,300
8,600
.
47a
Mnv
1578 May
653A May
J an
19
'1,400
127a
;
.Apr
,.253/8
•%
Apr
'
1 i9e
Jan
Jan
37a
.
11,900
.•
9
Aug
Sep
103/i
Jau
Oct
243/4 Aug
29 72
•39
-
22%
300
7,500
,107a
12
?
5,700
16
v
Jan;.
4274
Sep
83 72 Mar
Jan
1,900
A Apr
70%
-147a Can:-.;.
1,600
May
3
Jan
Jan
79% Oct
11,200
Apr
9
2672
19
217s
__
1178
Jun
;177a May
J an
23
ll7/8
Sep
72 Aug
7/a
Jan
300
-
17a
H72
17a
105
100
7%
July
67a May
Jan.*
:
65'
1,500
547a
57
2272" 23
174 " 2
IVz
7%
—
32 7z
175
~
Jun
12472
250
29
,;
1
—
10c
—25c
11,500
160
7,7
IV2
iii._-i.10c
70
774
—
•'■■■ 56 74
Co___—
172
69
Aug
Apr^
57a
5
.-
Sep
143/8
24%
Jan
137a
5,300
37
'227/8
2874
37
1
Corp.'i^.-—i.1
6
Jun
Jan
%
1,300
Sep
lie
22 7a
Aug
102
1,100
7972
22%
2774
-—
>"
6Va
127a
Jan
4%
220
4,800
147a
Jan
Jan
65 '
-
.-
18
55/a
174
"
a.—2
—2
_i_
1
Mining
1,400
Jun
7s/a May
217a Mar
125
700
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f
77a
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187a
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974 Feb.
2,800
105
%
.
23,300
674
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117a
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39 72 Aug
29 7»
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;
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100
Feb
103/8 May
*
Oct
272 Aug
19,400
.
5872 May
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Jan
25
__
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211 July
32 7a Jan*.
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14
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.
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2 72 Mar
Oct
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Jan
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.
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74
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11%
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Blumenthal
672
Jan
197»
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'
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Christiana
Colonial
5%
pfd
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1574
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Oct
14 74
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;..l7/a Jan:
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13,300
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3.50%
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Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine...—l
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9,900
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10
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convertible
29
55
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>
1,600
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..
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17 74
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$1.40 series B convertible preferred.*
3,500
.
14%
Canada
Inc.
Feb
May
107a Aug
47a May
Jan
5574
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2,300
.
51
2072
——.—1
pref.—100
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Apr
Aug
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Watch
8,400
38 7i
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Oct
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7% May
11
Aug
Jan
47
Feb
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102
May
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Consolidated
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1074
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Feb
18
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4
1
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6
10
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dep rets B ord_2s 6d
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of
87a
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3,200
1
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15% July
2172 July
5
50c
Co
Wright Corp
Candy Corp...
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1572
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Construction
convertible
Mar
223/4 May
1474 Mar
83/4
10c
Baruch-Foster
Beck
2,400
9
Jan
1,900
Inc
Barton's
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6,700
93/8
43/4
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Engineering
Bayview
7%
20
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Ltd..
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1874
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Clarostat
774
1
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Common
Convertible
77a
8,200
374
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474
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672
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partic
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Plastics
I
Ltd
Carreras Ltd
377a July
Audion-Emenee
Automatic
3
7 72 May
16 74
1474
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.
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Centers Inc
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Aug
Apr
—
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Gas
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10 pesos
warrants
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33
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107a
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—
—
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874 Apr
167a Aug
3474 May
4% Oct
97a
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Mining &
Development Corp
Jan
900
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Oct
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67a Mar
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127a
1072 Jan
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7 74
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67a Mar
Oct
574
1774
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Canadian Javelin Ltd——
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Apr
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217/8 May
Jan
374
Aug
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Jan
67a
,
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278
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1
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1172
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5
preference
Canada Southern
2474 May
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&
Jan
__
2
:
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Campbell Chibougamau Minejs^Ltd
Canadian
5%
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137a
5,100
16%
157a
127a
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140
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Oct
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12,700
2
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Jan
94 %
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.
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357a May
1
deposit
1,300
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1972
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274
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37a
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8674 May
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convertible
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5
Power & Light 4.72%
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35c
class
Feb
—
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2,000
1
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Arkansas
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Apollo Industries Inc
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39 72
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32 7a May
Jan
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10 7a
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Apr
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Anglo American Exploration Ltd
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&
87a .-Oct
8 A
Jan
"317a "Aug
Jan
8,900
class A
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B
Burry Biscuit Corp...
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Apr
900
1474
29%
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&
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May
-
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297a July
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V 872
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Feb
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class
Apr
4072
.
...
5,400
5
8 72
15 7a V
217a
.
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34''/8
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874
327a
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,
10
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Corp
Jan
600
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Die
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327a
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serial
4%
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Inc
Oct
97a May
3274
8%.
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.
—_—30c
common
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Feb
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57a May
,
3 A
2
4,800
,
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30
10,200
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;
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t
60c convertible preferred
July
12 7a
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B
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100
1,200
317a
_£1
reg
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preferred
21,900
13,800
American
Co
Oct
18%
Inc
shares
Amurex .Oil
9
1,300
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American-Internatl Aluminum
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6%
6
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4%
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l
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1
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ord
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6
,
87a May
20
American
rets
dep
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4,100
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307a
.Oct ;.'
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47a Jan
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97a May
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Sep
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Feb
70
5%
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American
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Jun
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Jan
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27a
31
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7%
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Feb
8%
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8474
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6
15,800
33 72
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registered.
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5%
8%
*
1
bearer
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37a V:v 374
57a
6
578
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1
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400
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217a Mar7
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dep
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1
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77a
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7%
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.
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8774 Aug
3474 Aug
67
1,200
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All-State Properties Inc
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alloys
578
5%
10c
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...
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1172
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Gas Co
Manufacturing Co
Amer
Apr
145
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deposit rtcs American shs.
All American
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5%
1
Kunstzide
American
57a
Jan
Works
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Bridgeport
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Sep
5,600
1078 May
12 7a Oct
19
i
of- America,
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.
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;—
1
12%
9%
1
Apr
87a May
Foote
1074
Apr
-
47a
7%
7
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1.50
4.900
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r
■
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»
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27a
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Range
Sale Price
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Week's
.•
Last
American Slock Exchange.
Range Since Jan. 1
2%
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Manufacturing Co
•
STOCKS
Shares
*
Corp
250
Products
.
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1
10c
is intended to include every security, whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
and
which any
Range for Week Ending Oct. 20.
for Week
-
of Prices
Low
bond in
Sales
Range
•;
Par
common
Wire
Acme
-
Corp class A
Mfg Corp
& Construction
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Acme
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American Stock Exchange
itself
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or
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*
9 74
10
1
57/8
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1
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Continental Materials
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class
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—1
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&
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.
10
;
1,500
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7
Jan
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117a May
2%
17a
57/a
24,400
1,700
23/a
Jan
10
10Va
57a
147/8
374
4,300
700
972
Sep
133/8
Feb
57o
Feb
8%
Apr
11
2,400
45,900
9,500
14
Oct
%
63/4
7% *
1,100
6 72
Jan
Feb
Sep
Apr
May
2774 May
37a Oct
1872 Mar
403/4 Mar
—
7
33/4
49%
j
Apr
93/4 Mar
>
Volume
Number
194
6101
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1745)
■!
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
»
Par
Low
(H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting--*
Class B non-voting-..
*
Coro Inc-—
—,
5
Corroon & Reynolds common
1
High
Low
class
preferred
15%
Beverage
13
Apr
17% May
19
Garan
500
14%
Jan
201/4 Aug
20% Aug
Gatineau
Jan
7%
8y4
4,600
2%
2%
5,900
36%
37%
12,600
6%
7y2
2,100
7%
37
7%
200
7%
1
(Md)_
5
Crown Corp Internat'l "A" partic
*
Crown Drug Co—
—,-25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co
10c
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Central Petroleum
300
;
16%
16%
91
85
1'
16%
91 y4
6
Jan
4 A
1
Cresmont
15
2%
—5
Petroleum^——
Consolidated Corp
Creole
14%
7%
1%
291/4
Jan
6%
Apr
General
Jan
3% May
3,250
.
67
Jan
3%
" 3%
1,200
5%
5%
100
19%
100
American
Aug
Jan
5%
5
Jan
General
8% Mar
Jun
27
*
*
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
*
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
Class B common
1
Corporation——*
20%
.—
27 y4
100
18%
Co_
Tobacco
Cuban
Cubic
22 y4
9,600
9
9'A
9'/a
19 y2
Jan
34%
18% Oct
32%
9'A
"
v
500
9%
2,100
8
Sep
300
8
Sep
Oct
14j/2 Mar
D
6%
Jan
$4.60
2,500
8,700
300
11%
Oct
23
9,000
6'/a
Jan
"4%
Oct
6%
6%
1,400
4%
27 y2
27 y2
20
26 y4
Jun
,11%
11%
1,200
9%
Feb
14%
4
5
Desilu Productions Inc
1
1
1
8%
8
8%
4,600
7y8
600
Jan
8
7
7
Manufacturing
Industrial Products
Detroit
&
Dixilyn
:
*
class
Corp
A conv
& Research——
Chemical
Dixon
6,600
%
1,000
4%
4%
4,500
5%
6
1,300
418
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300
Jan
20
:
Feb .'
14
5%
Sep
4'A
Jan
5% May
1
10
1,400
Jan
2 % Oct
4,900
7%
Sep
18,300
6%
Jan
12%
21%
100
Jan
22
10s
10%
2,600
10%
Jan
14%
14,500
14%
Jan
19 Va
1
200
15'A
10% Jan
9,400
10%
Jan
-36%
200
33 Ya
Jan
8'/a
8%
2,400
8y8
Jan
48%
50
37%
21,700
13
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45
lit
.>•*,
200
39
10%
13%
12.%
23,100
50c
class
7%
10
4%
Apr
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-
8% May
'
29%
28%
29%
States
common—
43
20%
20 '/a
20 %
19%
20%
-10c
15%
14 y4
16%
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Jan
231/s
51
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8%
Apr
31% May
180
171
Apr
Jan
40
Apr
jan
6,400
-
19%
5,500
-
Apr
1,100
15%
Jan
1% May
24 y2 Apr
22,300
12 V'
Sep
20
<
v
20%
1,200
10%
>1,600 '
24%
7%
*
7%
81/4
5,200
7%
8%
2,600
7% Oct
5
5%
1,300
34
35%
Jun
5
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■
:/
;
1
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■
>
53
Corp common-—1
6% cum 1st preferred
*—10
Iro Manufacturing Co__
;
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—1
-
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Forge
■
Radio
4
28%
47'
4
•
Maj'
38'/2 Mar
Jan
102%
Oct
47%
'5,500
'3%
700
May
65% May
•
51/a Mar
Jan
9
Jan
Sep
28% May
3,100
12%
Sep V
23% Mar
900
'
5%'
3%
Feb
33
Jan
11% May
% May
.
9,200
9,500
.
10%
10%
32
11%
32
Aug
13
'
1*6
'
91/2 Mar
57a Oct
2,600
16
-
6%
1,700
15%
5
'
*
5%:
■
14%
5
200
18%
Apr
4,800
10% Jan
26 y4 May
7,600
11% Jan
23% Jan
21% May
14
13%
15%
19%
18
19%
29%
29%
30%
700
2%
2y8
2%
4,900
2%
57,700
2%
1%
23%
4
23%
30%
1%
200
28%
30
l y8
3,100
15
Jan
35 Va
Apr
3% May
Lot
Jan
3y» Jun
17% Jan
33% May
26% Sep
39 % Mar
8%
14% Mar
1%
3 y8 May
1
4
4%
157,500
60o
8
Western
Co
Producers
common
oreferred series A
8
8V3 Fep
Sep
Sep
4%
4%
4%
2%
B%
4,000
1%
13,600
IG
400
34
Products-
——5
41
41
100
6%
800
8% Jan
1
1%
3,800
Land
Corp
II
28%
24%
29%
60,600
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19%
19%
19%
11%
Apr
2%
Apr
Oct
100
1
23%
22%
23%
3,100
1
45%
45%
47%
4,600
41
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1,700
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43% May
Jan
1
iv
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15%
28% Feb
6%
1
;
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Jan
6%
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4%
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11
Apr
12
May
27% May
Apr
Jan
5
1
Industries Inc class A
11%
1% Jan
3,300
25%
2
9c
Company
American
7%
25%
500
Freehold Leases
Stores
3%
30
Hydraulics
Grldoil
Griesedieck
Industries
v',;
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Oct
Inc,
12% Jun
29%
V/a'Jan
27% July
3%
5
1
3%
5%
Harbor Plywood Corp
Hardeman (Paul) Inc__
Ham
5%
5%
38%
18%
;
9%
20%
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39
10%
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6,100
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20
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13
12%
13
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74
500
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Bishop Inc
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46
50
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10
100
80
70
14%
16%
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3%
3%
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3% Jan
900
11% Feb
3%
13
12%
2%
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Hudson
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25,700
147/« May
12% Apr
4% Jan
3,600
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275
33
43
145
35 '/2
160
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38 ya
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100
Jan
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53
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19%
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19%
300
15% Jan
25
400
14% Jan
25% Apr
51% May
5
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Hygrade Food Products
19%
19 y4
19% ;
1
29%
29%
30%
3%
3%
l
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2~50
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100
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35%
1
4
8%
Oct
2% Jan
8% Jan
3% Jan
May
^
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-
12%
•
—
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Electric Motors
Hubbell
2
5
18% May
•% Jan
4,600
,
May
80% Apr
19% May
Oct
Jan
2,100
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26'%. .27%
——7.50
&
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•
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10
2,700
10,500
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9%
1%
-
1
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Finance
;
5
50c
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2%
SYa
500
*
106
6% Jan
14,500
6
'
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Hollinger Consol Gold Mines—
Holly Corporation
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Jan
14%
Jun
17% Aug
67% Mar
Jan
76%
500
Hofmann
Home
6,800
76%
,_25c
—
9%
9y« Jan
45% Aug
32% Jan
76%
1
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Corp
Home
l7/» Apr
10c
com
Sep
107/a Mar
3,000
37 %
Apr
8Va Apr
Jan
6,000
105
Mar
77
Sep
10c
a
Inc
common
A—
35
105
%
100
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(R) & Co Inc
.35%
100
26
17'/a
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3% Jan
6,400
.
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*
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4
47,700
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.
25% Sep
.
4% Jan
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5
77/8
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63
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4%
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%
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Hercules Galion Products
Hilton
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Hecla
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39
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1,600
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Apr
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9% Mar
24% Jan
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Hastings Mfg Co
.
73
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.
American Corp
Hoskins
6
Jan
Jun
-
8
5%
14
15%
&
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15%
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67,300
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4
1,100
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o
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22%
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11 % Jan
10
Jan
300
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5
33,000
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—
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8
2,300
1,100
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14% May
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Jan
"
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6%
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Jan
10 1/4
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21 % Mar
9,400
1%
13'/a May
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3%
19%
10.'A
1,600
11%
1
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Apr
8%
_
50c
29%
28
10%
1
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20% May
Oct
331/4
.
2,000
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14%
16
21,600
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26
200
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—
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27
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13
15% May
Apr
7% May
24%
Apr
14% Oct
31%
Apr
24 y8
1,500
32% Max
Sep
Sep
14% July
Jan-
F
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Fabrex
Fairchild
Camera
&
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class
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5
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Aug
15'/.. Mar
Jan
21
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160
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Apr
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8%
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44%
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47 ye May
14%
14 V*
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4,800
13
16% May
Jan
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Apr
11% May
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13
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14
84
84
85
60
5%
5%
5%
10
Sep
9% Aug
5,500
14
Oct
80
Jan
4% Jan
1,800
87% Sep
9% May
Jun
9%
26,600
8%
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l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indust Electronic Hardware
Corp
50o
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,:10y4 Jan^
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7,000
,
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,
6,100
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2,100
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9%
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v
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9%
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(Canada)
4'/2
14%
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1,000
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16
12 y4
—,—*
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5%
American
2is May
May
24'%, Apr
U
Jan
i
5
5%
26
12 Va
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1%
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Imperial
•
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5
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15
-
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17
;
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-
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Apr
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—
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•
10
Jan
■
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Fishman
•••
32,800
5%
6%
18 %
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4.10U
■
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5 Va
5%
6%
130
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9%
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5% Aug
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20%
1
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Inc
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7%
2(4
1
67/a
170% '
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1
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159
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4c
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Jan
91/4 Aug
-
1,000
22%
1%
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«>.•-
Aug
26%
1
Apr
172%
->
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197
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28%
5
Sep
153
1
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10%
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43%
Jan
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301
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Co
i
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27%
class B
37%
Jan
7%
May
4
Jan
2'/2
-
1,300
'4%
preferred series A
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r
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1
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Apr
21
*
Jan
26
3,800
...
4%
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——
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50
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Highway Trailer Industries
43% I
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6%
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*
1
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4%
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—-
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95
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20%
Jan
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1,900
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?
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2-|8 Jan
550
29%
<
50% May, '
■'
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1,100
40
29
10
10
,
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13 '/8 May
t
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3%
4
1
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100% 100%
Apr
3% Apr
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-
.
18
1,900
78
3i%
3%
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.
1
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class
100%
•
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Co
8% Jan
8%
T
17% May
£
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1,100
1%
11%
8%
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39% May
•
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2o% Jan
'
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18%
13%
12-/4
4,700
1%
10%
-
1
Jan
14% Jun
2%
Gulf
Oct
16
"18%
40
2. %
,
23%
Aug
4% Jan
9%
July
15%
5%
—,
39
10%
1
Gulf Sta tes Land & Industries
Gulf & Western Industries
Jun
18%
3%
>.•
1
32
14% Feb
1% Jan
12,400
13,700
Sep
17
^
13%
4,300
11%
18%
Corp.
com
Warrants
Oct
35'/a
••
35
10%
16%
1
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Apr
8%
'
13%
:—1
i———:
15%
12%
48 y4
—
341
11%
16%
Corporation
Grocery
4% May
14 '/a Apr
•i'
--
34
Jun
5% Mar
5
Greer
18 Mar
8'A
15
8.%
Corp—-—:
——*10®
of America——:—-—1
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5
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6%
Apr
10% Mar
35 y2
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lastern
Oct
Jun
Great
May
Jan
Oct
18 y4
37
Co—
—
class B common—.—
Corp
lastern
3%
9
18
lOo
Feb
10%
15%
Sulphur & Potash Co——-
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100
Grand Rapids Varnish
•
Durham Hosiery
Dynamics
3%
•
(Adolf)
Gray
Apr
9%
14%
-5
—f-
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg—
Test
16%
5% Oct
300
2%
7% *
10%
18%
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Duro
3%
4% Jan
Great American Industries Inc
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
Apr
21%
"
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Drilling & Exploration Co
Driver Harris Co
Duval
Inc
Union
Gorham
Jun
11%
7%
12
—32.50
l—
1
preferred-Dorsey (The) Corp.——:
$2
12%
2%
*
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
*
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
*
Dorr-Oliver Inc eommmr>
*
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Duraloy .(The)
Feb
Co
Goodman
Apr
151
Aug
16.700
' 6y4
6%
:
Oct
A
12
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
Brewery
10%
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Apr
Jun
41
Jan
4%
5%
Dominion
Dow
Jan
137
10%
%■
4%
7%
> 26% Feb
90
5
1
ZV2
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Draper
2
-
1,500
5%
5%
10s
1
4
reg^
Corp—_—
Diversey
4,300
29,300
50c
u__
Controls
Foods
Globe
Lid—
Co
dep rets ord
Amer
5,700
32%
147;:.
9%
%
4%
Dielectric Products
Distillers
32'/«
10
Ltd
_25c
Engineering Co Inc 1
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com_—10c
7% 1st preferred-10
Oils
Devon-Palmer
7'/2
14%
2.50
preferred
Gobel
32% Mar
11%
146
Gasket
7'/a
Apr
27'/2
4
32%
146
Detroit
7% Apr
12% Mar
4% Oct
50c
5
-100
debenture
8%
3% May
10% May
4% Apr
13%
£1
—
Corp
Glenmore Distilleries
12% May
uy2
—
Jan
4% Jan
1% Jan
,
Apr
6%
Stores
Mfg class A
stock
Dejay
Dennison
11
5
io
107/a
'
35*
inc cl A com—20c*
Transit System
C
——
Glass Tite Industries Inc
16,400
13%
4%
13
—■—10c
Day Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class A pref—i
8%
4%
47/a
4%
1
Brothers Inc—*_
7%
3
600
300
13Y4
Stores
Gilchrist
8
400
8 Va
15% Mar
9
D
Davidson
dep rets ord reg__
Oct
2Va
~7%
Corporation
Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Giant
)—50c
Daryl Industries Inc_
50c :
Davega Stores Corp common.:—n2.50
5%
preferred
20
~2%
15
39% Feb
102% Jan
8
-1
m inn
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Gilbert (A C) Co
Crystal Dairies—:
~2%
10% Sep
33% Sep
98% Jan
—1
—
Fireproofing
Giannini
Daitch
8,400
1,500
Ltd—
Genung's
15'/4 Mar
9%
9
9
High
2%
Corp
Co
Plywood
General
Apr
July
15
35%
—tr..—
General Gas Corp—
General
13%
8
■tin—■w.»-
—
Builders
Electric
Sep
2%
Jan. 1
Low
35%
1
"wts"
Gene.ral Development Corp
General
14%
compion—
Alloys Co
General
Apr
10% May
8% Apr
Jan
Range Since
High
I—lioo
Oct
Hi/4
5%
Co
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
40
Shares
Low
a
—
Power
preferred
Apr
1,300
3%
Inc
5%
9%
6% July
5% Aug
for Week
G
19 %
Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Cott
Feb
Par
18% Aug
17% Jun
18%
*
1.50
A
Jan
Salea
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
15%
14%
Week's
of Price#
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Corby
$1
(Range for Week Ended October 20)
Sales
Friday
33
Homes
Co
Corp class A
Corp
of
North America
International Breweries Ihc
International Holdings
Corp
Products
International
.250
.1
5
1
700
109%
8,700
IVa
4,400
6%
104
:
7%
7%
1
37y*
_5
1,200
13%
5%
5Va
5%
7%
18%
9
IV*
1,800
9%
30%
24% Mar
109 %
30% Aug
■
40
5
Jun
Jan
Jan
76% Jan
7»A Oct
500
37%
37
-
4Y4 Jan
800
29Ya
13%
13%
108
6%
29
6%
_1
Sep
Oct
Aug
12% Mar
July
11%
Feb
May
,
17%
July
Jun
Intex
Oil Company,
33 %o
7%
Royalty
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3,90%
pfd—100
Iron Fireman
Manufacturing—,
_1
2%
Investors
Irving Air Chute
>.
Israel-American Oil Corp
1
10c
,
3
-2%
78%
78'A
17% ~
24
'
-
18% V
17%
-
24%.
:
is
27
9% May
1,300
,
*
7% May
900
2
Jan,
76% July
11% Jau
85
2,100
18% Jan
36% Mar
14,300
.j^ Jan
30
500
3% May
May
23% Apr
%
Sep
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1746)
f,
.
Week's
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
»
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Products
Metal
Clemens
Mt
Jetronic
22 y8
22 y8
23 7a
10c
Inc
Jupiter Oils Ltd
5%
5
5%
15c
Industries
3 %
27a
3%
2,700
5
4x,o^J
v
24%
Sep
10% May
12 y4 Jan
2,200
x
Aug
i«
3^
Ja.il
Mt
com
Diablo
Company
Vernon Mills
Mount
Apr
Mountain
K
Kaiser
Industries
Katz Drug Company
Kaweckl Chemical Co
Kawneer Co
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
(Walter) & Co
*
Kilembe
Copper
'
"
Cobalt Ltd
.
Kin-Ark 'Oil Company—
27ya
28
1,600
41%
20%
42 V*
2,400
39 y8
22
5,000
18
Jan
11%
iiy4
2,000
11
Mar
13
13 y4
~y 300
41%
21%
Petroleum
ny8
Inc
:—
class
class
500
47s
17 72
1874
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3%
Feb
4% May
1,500
14%
Jan
19% Mar
Jan
30%
3272
7,100
24 Va
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1,900
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Sep
1572
1674
4,300
5%
12,600
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14,600
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3774
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6 %
8,400
6
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20
Inc
2%
Apr
Nachman
47a May
4
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Namm-Loeser's
Apr
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(The)
978
33
Jan
39%
Sep
6
Jan
117a
Apr
13 %
14%
5,600
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Feb
20%
Apr
19»/4
18%
19%
8,700
16 Va
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26
6 74
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1'072 May
107a
10
1074
2,800
77a
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17 72 May
1
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772
7
77/a
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3%
Jan
874
8
872
5,900
672
Aug
1274 May
8% Oct
Dehydrat & Milling—3
974
874
974
3,100
478
Jan
127a Aug
Jan
16 7a May
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Nat
National Alfalfa
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%
%
800
22%
22
22%
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Jan
25
Apr
34%
34
34%
300
21 7a
Jan
37%
Apr
National
25c
1
7%
7%
8%
13,900
3%
Jan
11%
Apr
National Company Inc
24%
24%
100
21 y4
5
7.50
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200
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15,600
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1
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(Mich)
1
5
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National
Hess
Brewing Co
Casket
Company
9%
10c
common
27 V4 May
9%
2
16,300
3
3% May
Lake
Shore
Inc
1
Electronics
Corp
9%
5%
6,200
Industries
12% May
Jan
Lamson
Co___.
Industries
1,400
■
5%.:.5%
16... f
1,800
1,700
2,200
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13 % Jan
5%.;
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3
12%
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5
;
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.
13
15%
572
l
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Motor Products
Lefcourt
Realty
Le Tourneau
1
127a
12
127s
900
12
Jan
1
177a
17 7a
17%
2,100
117a
Jan
21 Va Mar
1
1174
1072
1174
3,000
87a
Feb
16 74
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Weld
Starch
4j/2
.
15,100
157a
16 72
2,400
1274
Jan
31
22
24
7,100
177a
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31%
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10
18%
187a
19
200
18
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23
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27,900
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20
24
25%
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Locke
Steel
Chairi_j—
17%
.—1—■
17%
21
6,300
Co.—
Jan
4%
—1
13%
12%
13%
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23
26% I
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6,800
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Don. Incr——
Jan
Hfcven Clock
Apr
New
Idria
May
New
214
Oct
3 %
300
274
Jan
27a
5,100
17a
Jan ■«'
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;
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Electronics
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7
3% Jan
May
-
Nickel
Rim Mines Ltd
Louisiana Land
Lucky
Friday
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
& Exploration
Silver Lead Mines
(The)
32%
20% >
20%
30c
68%
10c
28%
Corp
34%
8,000
10%
46 V* Mar
Jan
i 20%. Mar
797a July
North
American
Royalties
1
60%-Jan
16
Jan
3274 Aug
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25 y2
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Inc
Jan
4,700
,
l
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North Penn RR Co.
8V4
317a May
12% May
150.
10%
—
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307a Aug
17
Apr
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47,100
5
5
-
3274, Jun
.
57
•'
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l
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,
-
114
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Oct
6,700
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7 700
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6
1,300
4
47«
2
Jan
47a May
-
27a
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:
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30
2
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2.50
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600
13
12%
33
25c
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Norfolk & southern Railway—
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207a May
1% Jan
4,000
U
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1
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27% Jan
...
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1%
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Corp
Louisiana Gas Service
1%
1
272 May
\
Jan >
23%
2,100
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Oct
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Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Apr
,2574 Aug
5774 Apr
1 ;' Feb
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4,766
;
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300
28
,
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31
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New York
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19,000
21,500
74
30
117a
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Arizona
&
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74"
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Jersey
New
*; Apr
26%
%
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1
1,900-
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1
Sep
137a Aug
1874 Sep
1,39% Jan
21
Mar
19.
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20%
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.
Apr
4
472 May
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5%
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-
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5,400
20%
1874
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,
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27a
27a
15
2
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22 % May
Jan
Feb
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Apr
i'. 15
»
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-
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26% May
Jan
7%
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27a
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Nestle-Le *Mur. Co
May
34
Feb
18
4,450
-
31% Jan
■
1
;
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Electritr Corp
Union
Neaicks
18 7a May
4
Aug:
7
.10 *
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7,300
4^ May
14% Aug
9% Apr
Jan
5% Aug
6%
2
2%
1
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_30c
National Video Corp new class A—-50c
Jan
9
5%
25c
5474
■
Associates———_10c
Telefilm
National
8% May
8%
17a Mar
A
16
225/a
Ltd
Car
National Transit
Jan
7
17%
5% Sep
*
National
Jan
Jan
4%, Oct
500
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6%
Steel
2
Jun
Aug
1
Inc
Chemical
&
2 A
2A
.1774
2
25c
Industries
Presto
New
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317a Mar
Mfg & Stores
New
•
Sep
Mar
Equipment Rental Ltd
National Petroleum Ltd
Jun
6%
5y» Oct:
5
(R G) Inc
Liberty Fabrics -of N Y
;i
Electric
New
Salle
La
Sep
1174 Sep
6,700
Jun
4 74
38
Mar
36 y2
3 % oct
3%
3.
& Sessions
Lahston
1,700
2%
4
5
47
Jun
'4%
2"%
1
_
25
15,300
12'/a Jan
2% July
27%
1
__
Lamson Corp of Delaware.
Larchfield Corp
29%
35
27%.-28%
29%
.
1
Mines. Ltd—*.
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
16
9 74
Sep
National
National
Radio
1474
2%
28
National
National
Lafayette
600
200
15
1
National Research Corp
National Rubber Machinery
Apparel
474
2972
19 Va Mar
Jan
Jan
18y2
National
L'Aiglon
474
29
—
National
Corp class A
Kropp (The) Forge Co.
Kulka Electronics Corp—
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1
National Bowl-O-Mat
Mar
27
Feb
July
14
Oct,
Jan'
-774 Juiv
1
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Nast, Inc class A
Napco
5
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Kostin Corp
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1
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7
29 %
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v
Jan
31 % Jan
16% May
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5
23
—-1
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2.50
10
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National
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18
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2574 Mar
.
"> 4% May
Jan
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5%
1
—
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li,400
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Apr
1
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
Klion
36%
874 Feb
13% May
Oct,
2
Apr
31
TV
Murphy Corporation
Ohio Mfg Co
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49% July
1
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27a
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3,500
4
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May
36%
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■'
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Apr
4% May
100"
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25 y4 Jun
10c
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Kingston Products
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I
13%
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27%
1
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„
20
2.50
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96
5
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8%
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26,800
96
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9%
3%
96
1
new
9%
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4
50c
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for Week
Low
1
;
1
Sales
Range
Par
High
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
j.
Jeannette Glass Co
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
of Prices
Friday
.
STOCKS
.
High
<■
.
(Range for Week Ended October 20)
AMERICAN:STOCK
Friday
.
North Canadian
Northern Ind
Ltd.
Corp
47»%
of
(Del)
Amer
4%
6074
86
4%
59
86
pfd—100
Corp———
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118
4%
1
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118
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—50
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37a
37a
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140
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37a
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*
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213 Mar
,
6% May
6774 May
2.800
,
v
,
Jan
-5674; Aug
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167/a
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31
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1
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1
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Majestic Specialties Inc
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—:—3
warrants.:
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32
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1374
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13
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8
77a
2
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1972
14
5
317a
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48,100
27a
317a
67a
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5,600
574
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46'%
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147/a Mar
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Mid-West
18
3
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122% Jan
4
Jan
"
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6'"
700
117a
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12%
5,000
272
272
27a
2,300
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9
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39
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21
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Mohawk
Airlines
RR
10c
% Jan
Pacific
33
5.72%
"5%
Sep
-
••••
6%
Electric
4.50%
redeemable
1st
redeemable
1st
10%
Jan
13
87a Jan
14
May
Pacific
Industries
607a Mar
Pacific
Lighting
32
Sep
1
6
1,400
100
75
400
,
7%:
67a
31%
32%.
1774
5,000
4,700
-
1
1772
1
...
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'
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;
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7/a
.
4,800
,
2274
32
1474
Jan
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1
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4.40% preferred
.100
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100
4.50% preferted y&eriee
10£
Montgomery Ward & Co KJlass A
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$4;75
Feb
$4.75
cbnv
37a
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For footnotes, see page 36
25c
9572
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3972
Apr
87a Sep
1074 bet
197a
Jun
35
9874 Sep
2274. Sep
5
1374
9572
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(expire
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12
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Mar
168 Oct
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23.
.
Oct
*
1
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Mar
94% Mar;
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3%.
Jan
130
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,
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f
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8678 Jan
120
10
168
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2
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Jan
163
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Apr
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313
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Apr
29 7e
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267a
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1,000
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3,100
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26
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Bell
Pacific Power
Aug
.
8
372 Jan
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Northwest
Pacific
2872 Jan
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52%
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2,200-
43
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60
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88
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317a
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preferred—:—
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9 7a, May
2,100
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37a
88
—
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52
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dividend
dividend
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25
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■
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—
preferred
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May
Park
Monogram Precision Industries
574
257a
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preferred—25
dividend preferred—
dividend referred—I
$4.40
6% May
2372
67/a
67a
——1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Warrants.—
7-
•
1,200
1974
'
1574
37a
4.000
59'
l'97i
26
Feb
Jan
102
2272
.1,000
277a
preferred.—.
——25
preferred—
——___25
4.36%
197a
1072
101
567a
474::
43
317a
1st pfd—25
1st
1st
Feb
400
11%
102
^ 2274
.
217»: 2272
redeemable, 1st preferred—
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A*_25
4.80%
redeemable * 1st preferred—25
4
217a
247/a
36
4%
5%
207a Mar
17
10
1674
___—8
Products
:'7% Apr
Jan
8%
5
1
5% Feb
117a
■-
47a'
.
.
74 'Jam
•
"*• 10,700
13
5
com—1
class A
10% Jan
2%. Jan
2,200
8,500
Clay
Pacific Gas
174 Mar
237a,Jan
1374
36
107a
"ctfs"
Inc
774-
__50
Milo Electronics Corp
Mirre
874
:
57%
197a
=
—1
—
Cotp-—
Pacific
Miller
474
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-
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247« Mar
478 Jan
_50c
Securities--.
Manufacturing
1074
13
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.
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4.
1572 Sep; ■?J- 217/a Jun
15 7a May
4% J4n,
•V
12 7a Jun
874 Sep
3074 Jan
* 23% Oct '
' «9% Jap
97,
Apr,.
,
Jan
202V2 Aug.
77a May .-
13% Jan
5,600
"
94
:
17,100 "
1,500"
972 July
2
1,400
32 74
*
'
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673 Sep.
900
1
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Corp $1
6
6-
93
2,100
14,000 '
.
974,
2478,
———90c >
preferred—
Oxford: Electric
Apir
2374
>
"
3,600
*
1974
1
1
10
1
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
Associates
2374
V
107a;
97a
9374
preferred-——100*
1774
974
9%
-
144% 151
-
457a May-
337a SfiP
1074 Sep
61,309
*
-Feb-
26
-
14,800
■
-
'
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—
26.
5,000
11
27a
-
———1
Michigan Chemical Corp
Micromatic Hone
10*7a
■
O'.okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_lQs
Opellka Mfg Corp_——
—__—5,
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
——w;—1
May
IV
Microwave
;
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Old- Tdwn Corp
Apr
1 '
——1
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Ohio Power 4 Va %
-
307a
15,800
37% *
107a
1
Merrill Island Mining Corp
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;
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Ogden Coxp "ex stock -dist"——
25 *
2,400
,,
3874. .41
6%
-
—.50c
Menasco
Metal & Thermit Corp
.
Manufacturing Co
Occidental Petrcflbenm
7% Apr ;
.22
.Jun;:
37a Mar
:
—
—
Mfg Co.—
Merchants. Refrigerating. Co.
'i
43
Oak
Oct
-12%
1JHJ0-
-407b
474
1974 July
8,100
1072
—_
Ltd
McCrory
30
2%. Jun
1% May:
,
Jan
374 Oct
2,100.
__£1
;
—1
*
McCulloch
% Jtan
y—800-
1374
Apr,'
,
Corp. warrants-
Maule
47a
32% Aug
39% Apr
%
*
42,100
43
2.So
*
Maryland1 Gup Corp.x—
Massey-Ferguson
800
17%
Jan
'
..
Ltd_
Co
t
:
—l
Marine.
374
Jan
9
-7,800-
iV
4-
•30
__10c s"
y -- i - . »'
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J ■
Mansfield Tire & .Rubber-
174
v'
1974- 20-74
30%-
.——•*
,-C
197a, Jan
.1% Jan
Is
3%
374
y
.
15%
1,000
17a
%
• *
2,400
3,500
»
3%
—
Maine Public*
25
257a
Magellan JPetroleum Corp vte
-lc
Mages Sporting Goods—
—10c ;
Magna Oil Corporation
—u__—50c
974
2674
26
•
97a
- 97a
25
;
—
1174
57a
1174-
10
572
-
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77a Jan /
"19,900
"15,000
*3% Feb
5%
Oct
"
2l96
274
2 A
117a
1674
874
11%'
"
-
974 ."
2,600
3,200 *
-
700
*
r
.
"47a
1174 Oct
47a
5
,
4,600
2*^ Aug
8% Jan
6
Apr
27a Jan.1
-
2ji Jan
13%. July
10% May
\;\»7a May:
>
Volume
194
Number 6101
-
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
(1747)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Last
,
American Stock Exchange
Shares
•
Sale Price
Par
Low
(The)'—
:—
—1" *
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
L—:
____2.50
Pep Boys
Photo
Perfect
Permian
Corp
L- ~
•
20%
-1 — m* htm
mm mm mm mmmm mm
L
_10c
Low'
21%
81V2
89%
3,100
r
90
27%
26%
17%
29%
65
400
19%
29.%
-
7%
2,500
.
"
26%
Friday
;
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20
18%
Inc.-—
30Va
/
Vi Jan
22%
31,800
•
High
24
Jan
Feb /
15 %
..
1
Minerals
&
liV"l%
118
*'
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics--—
1 ' ■*
Phillips .Electronics & Pharmaceutical
•.Industries
-5"~
—
153,700
36% Aug
'
5%
5%'
4%
2
% Jun
/
12,700*
3% Mar
..
//
j/ 36k
" 39%
J 8,300
;
: 31% Apr
•
Aircraft .Corp.*
Inc
Piasecki
3%
4%"
"
7i%
1
3%
.
.,
"4,000
14%-
11%
15:700
8%
'3,700
-
■'•7%. Apr
7% Jan/
7% Sep/
Corp
-
:
17% May
10% Apr
"
8 "
8%'
8
2,400
,.n% May
15% Sep
Jan
1
Pioneer Plastics
6% Feb
Jan
11%
12%
Lighting
Railways
Pittsburgh
Plastic Materials
Co__
•
Polymers Inc_—10c
&
Atwood
&
11% Oct
1,200
Mfg Co
300
12%;:
12%
12%
.
11%
2,300"
c
'Jun
87
103
2
—
1%
1
Inc
10'/a -10%
2,500
,
.12»/8
14%
8,500
11
Sep
.' ;
42%
46 '/
■
1,300
39
Jan
13%
13%
15%/
12,200
13%
Sep
23%
425
23
7%
1%
..
8%
1%
%
%
3
12,800
3
3%
17%
18%
20
Venezuelan
Oil
27
Co__
--1
27%
47%
7%
13 %
Apr
Aug
Jan
550
.
2% Apr
fs Sep
1,200
3
Jun
4%
300
14
Sep
17%
Oct
250
.
.
16
Aug
42%
Feb
27
Oct
35
41 Va
July
65%
•
>
Jun
Mar
Jan
•
Sonotone
v
£1
7%
•
7%
Corp—
5% Jan
10% Mar
5% Jan
11% May
14% Jan
7%
7%
2,000
10 yB
10%
10%
4,000
9
9y8
9%
2,800
6%
Jan
.
Manufacturing
South Coast ;Corp_^
—II
1
39%
39'
44
3,800
27% Jan
South
54 va
-12.50
32%
32%
32%
2,400
29 y«
Jan
34% May
84
77
84
62
Feb
84
25%
Oct
25%
400
24 Va
Jan
25%
Jan
24%
24%
24%
900
23%
Jun
25 y4
Apr
63
Jan
81
81
22%
22
22%
22/
22
22
Soss
v
Penn
Oil
Co
9%
/
14% July
,
Sep
% Jan
510
"6%
Apr
32
"
-
700
46 y4
47%
28%
Oct
1
15,200
17
High
Oct
& v
2,500.
-
Automobiles—
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd'—
Amer dep rets ord registered.
y Slick Airways Inc
15% Aug
5% Mar
10%
14%'
27,300
20
,7,
—280
Low
22%
8
__10c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23
.
-200
j
Shares
20%
American deposit rets
Simmons Boardmaa Publishing/• $3 conv preferred
Simpson's Ltd——;—
Sinclair
Apr
16% Jun
Jan
- -
.*
Corp^.
22%
/
~v
101
100"
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie__————.50/
Plume
;
Transistor
Low
—2
for Week
of Prices
Par
*
.
Co
B
Slmco
39% May
Sep ;
'
13 W
>'7%
I
'
4%
"
.
class A
^
«,
Sales
.Range
Sale Price
<
•
A
13%
1--L—-IV—,
Industries
Pierce
•
4
300'
Class
*. Sllvray
,V Aug
*
5%'
5\
•
Gas
Precision Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
7% May
I-
,
1
-
V
1'
•
.
Silicon
.
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co_-__10 pesos * Phillips Screw Co——
_•_
10c
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)—
4
T
Oil &
,
Silver Creex
;
39%
'".•>♦
Signal
v
29
Aug
21% JUly
July
27% July
10,700
Oct
.
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
•/"'
; Get
90
.
STOCKS
.
,
'
Oils
Peruvian
(Range for Week Ended October 20)
Sales
Friday
35
Jan
10%
Sep
Sep
-
Pneumatic
Scale
46
10
Polarad Electronics Corp—_L—_—50c "•"
Feb
,50
28%
Southern
Apr
5%
'
Products
Poloron
class
Polycast
(The) Corp
Polymer
Corp
Powdrell
& Alexander
Power
class
1
A
'
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A
t
l7/a
1—
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Prentice-Hall Inc
Presidential
Corp
Ltd
(The)
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2
2,300
2iv;
/
:ci
450
72
618
8,200
4%
4,700
V 2,000
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Jan
Jan
Jan
12%
11 Mi Get
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15%
Oct
618
"
Oct
1
-7%
7%
,;.i8%
7%
19%
,
22%
227/a
23%
241/4
13%/"
13%
Apr
Materials Co Inc
Pipe Line
Realty & Utilities
Southland Royalty Co
'
Puget Sound Pulp
Puritan
Sportswear
Pyle-National
—20c-
Corp
-
.
76 %
22y4
16 y4
16%
Speedry Chemical Products class A.50c
14%
Spencer Shoe
23%
Jan '
13%
Oct
83%
Jan
88'A
Oct
Corp..
Rand
Corp
1
12%
warrants
Inc—
lc
Inc
7%
.
49
Jan
105
Apr
Standard
21%
Jan
25
Feb
Standard
Jan
24%
16%
Apr
2,700
13
21% Feb
12% Jan
Brands
Paint
41.60
Standard
Forgings
Standard
5%
5%
5U
2 Va
4,900
37
Quebec Power. Co
Jan
6& Sep
37
Apr
Apr
Metals
:
R
•
Standard
-
"
Ramo
Rapid-American Corp—
Rath
Estate
Trust
Tube
22
Jan
38
3,600
14 Vt
Sep
19%
15%
15%
16%
20
21 %
3,200
1
1
•6%
1
4%
5c
7%
of N Y
Broadcasting & Dev
:
(Robert)
&
Corp—
-
1
23,600
3%
(The)
Convertible
67
1%
Steel
Co
of
Steel
Parts
19 '/♦ May
Stelma
8%
Apr
Jan
10'/a May
2%
Jan
4% Aug
%
Stop
2,900
Jan
2% May
63% Jan
liy8 Feb
70% Mar
32%
12%
12%
22%
500
13 %
5,500
3%
14%
Jan
5%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
6Va
4,000
4»/a
18%
20%
6,500
14%
2%
Rio
Algom Mines
50c
1
Ltd common
Warrants series
Rio Grande
Vtc
2%
600
2 y4
Feb
7%
9
200
7%
Sep
Jun
class
Rolls
3
B
1965
& Elec 4%
Inc
6%
6%
1
1
22%
4
pfd F
(J
Stinnes
(Hugo)
B)
&
Shop
Struthers
New
10 Vb
Class
42%
Apr
4%
11
Feb
18 y4 Mar
513
300
5% Oct
dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt
Field
300
4%
Jan
12,800
3%
Jan
£1
1.50
Fifth
Russell
Ryerson
&
26%
25%
27
1
9%
10
10%
•
6%
■7
6
Apr,.
Talon
6%
>.
Jan
16,400
1%
Jan
7%
Jan
5%
2Va
Jan
Jan
5
2%
2%
1,200
300
:T •
Lawrence
San Carlos Milling
.
San
%
preferred
4%% series preferred
4.40% series' preferred
5.60% series preferred
Sarcee
:
Ltd
Petroleums
Petroleums
Ltd
Saxon
Paper
Screen
Gems
World
Me tax*
Securities
&
Inc..:
Inc
General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
Bros
Servomechanisms
Leather
Bhattuck
Inc—
Mining——
Bhawinigan Water & Power—T
Sherwin-Williams
.
-
4%
Shoe
Co
common
Co
of
of
Canada
America
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
For
6%
9%
10 y4
Texam
7%
1,700
6%
5,200
4%
Jan
300
22
5%
6%
20
5
7%
8'A
4%
4%
1,500
5'%
5%
5%
33,600
3 '/4
3%
3%
1,900
2%
25%
43%
1
1
1
21%
12%
9'A
9 V2
—
7'A
—*
24,%
12.50
120 %
13%
14
25
....
Feb
81
May
D'L20% Sep
15% Sep
Apr
/.Sep? ai/H. b34% July
16% Jun
25% Mar
-
300
12
Jan
16
17%
16'/2
2%
Jan
Jan
300
14%
Jan
23 y8 May
2V2
11,900
2%
Feb
4% May
Feb
24 %
25
700
19% Jun
25
Oct
42%
42%
100
36%
Apr
49
Aug
24 y4
,
24%
400
18
Jan
27 Va
Jun
45 y4
15,600
33% Jan
66
50%
6,700
45
Sep
53 Va
July
17 vb
17%
Oct
.Apr
17 y8
8,900
16%
Oct
4%
4%
4%
5,600
3%
Jan
6% May
5%
5%
57/a
2,300
4y« Feb
9% May
6%
25,100
6y8
5%
3
2%
27
13
2,500
3%
4,800
3%
13
%
3
2 y4
800
2%
"25%
28%
6,100
7»/4
7%
1,700
Jan
% Feb
3
Jan
2%
Feb
19% Aug
5'/4 Jan
7
July
2% Jan
4% Apr
3% May
30%
Sep
11%
Jun
9,000
26 y*
Sep
45% Mar
36%
900
20%
Jan
41% Aug
37%
700
20%
Jan
36%
36
37
.—5
36%
35
36%
36
*
447/8
6%
44 %<
44
-25C
48
42
49
11,200
*
48
4,800
:::5
Corp
—
42
Aug
Jan
8
Mai
37%
Jan
47
4%
Feb
7
._10
6V8
4,200
3,000
25 »/4 May
32
Apr
11%
Jan
Jut
8%
49
Oct
28%
30%
49,900
3%
3%
3%
3,800
3
Jan
.10c
4%
4%
47/a
3,900
4%
Sep
14%
1
15%
15%
15%
16%
7,900
9%
Jan
31
16%
Corp
Sep
34
;
Industries
nil
2%
2%
3%
2,300
2%
6%
6%
7%
3,800
6% Oct
7%
7%
8%
7,000
5
2
7,900
1%
7,200
1
Oct
50
02
Jan
.50c
:
pfd—
1
•
95%
6%
Inc
com
preferred
1
Feb
1%
Oct
Api
Fet
Maj
Maj
6%
Api
12% Mas
15% Ma;
4% Ma:
1%
97
Jai
Fel
Jan
2'•
Ap
Oct
14%
Ap
li's
14,800
6%
2,100
9%
10%
3,900
7%
Jan
16
Ap
17 y4
900
16%
Jan
22
Ma
3y8
25,600
4
May
17% May
9% Jun
'
6%
It
1%
Feb
800
8%
Jan
8
8%
1,700
5 V*
Jan
2%
10c
14%
10
-i
97
Jan
5%
16%
9%
5
Ltd-
1
1%
1 136
-
Co_
1%
1%
97
_50c
"warrants"
Co
15
-10c
_Ioc
Park
15,900
Inc__ -25c
Inc
Inc
Electronics
convertible
17
Api
94% Maj
42% Ma;
45
27%
.20c
Inc
45
-III
8
14%,
30%
Inc
25c
26%
26
26%
2,700
25
V* Jan
1
31%
31%
31%
1,700
25
Mar
24%
26
1,400
20
Jan
34% Aug
86
350
83
Jan
87 Va May
14% Aug
Markets
Aug
Shipyards
Toledo
Edison
Corp
Photolab
Town
Apr
Cuba
Oil
Trans
Lux
Corp
class
Co
100
85%
85%
1
A
Inc
Trans
3V2
3%
3 y2
1,600
1
11%
11%
12%
6,500
2% Jan
3% Jan
7%
7%
8%
2,900
7% Oct
i*s
16,800
y8
Apr
33% Mar
14%
Jan
^1
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Triangle Conduit
Tri-Continental
True
7% May
418 Apr
Temper
•
Corp
27%
26,200
20
Jan
43%
21,600
20%
Jan
46
21%
23
3,700
33 V2 Mar
Unexcelled
12%
13%
6,100
9
Jan
14 ye Mar
Union
Gas
.9%
9%
2,400
9%
Oct
19
Apr
Union
Union
Stock
17%
United
10%
10
10%
6%
7
Oct
ft Apr
25%
Jun
14% May
8%
Feb
2,800
4%
Jan
15 y8
Jan
28% May
2,900
9
July
22
22
22%
500
39%
40 y4
2,400
24 Vu
Jan
43
Aug
28
28
900
19%
Jan
34%
Apr
15%
Jan
22 Va
Jun
10
Investment
13'A May
22
48% May
40%
20%
3% Mar
8%
40%
Co
warrants
25%
%
32
22
6%
Cable
&
12% May
6% Apr
Jan
900
50c
A
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com-10c
May
5% Jan.
20
preferred
T'onopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class
Apr
11% Feb
_5c
4 y4%
7,000
4
10%
13%
7%
13,600
120% 125 %
5,100
7% Jan
1,900
25%
21% Sep
250
7
3% Jun
13,400
13
8%
24%
13
July
•
23% July
120 % Oct
31%
31%
75
3
22%
22%
700
%
10,800
Jun
29%
Sep
17'A Mar
A
Jan
u
Oct
Apr
9% Mar
6% Jan
91%
——-•
10c
;_.
Co
%
4%
13
9%
Jan
13%
~2%
—5
common
Inc
Todd
8% May
6% May
2%. Feb
2V2
1
*
1
7y4
9
Jan
9,400
2,200
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Apier deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered
5s
Aug
8% Mar
Jan
3% Jan
34%
22%,
67%
<8
Thriftimart Inc class A
27
.5
2,600
29%
21%
...
...
Tobacco
May
9V2
Jan
33%
7%
Corp
Thorofare
13% May
liy8 Apr
:
1,400
49%
16%
10c
Inc__
Shovel
70c
May
1
Aug
6,700
1
-
1,
Feb
6%
,
39%
50c
preferred
Thompson-Starrett
Mar
7%
21%
footnotes, see page 36
19
77/e Mar
50
,
50%
1
Inc
Thorncliffe
23 V* Mar
5% Jun
500'
1,300
3
:_5
Apr
21% May
A Apr
H Jan
May
45
1
Electronics Inc
Thew
Feb
3,400,
6
8
4V4
20c
11%
.
19
42,000
Corp
Industries Inc
Oil Corporation
Power & Light $4.56
Terry
'
5%
IV2
6'/2
3.50
1
Oct
17% Jan
100
100
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
18 VB
6%
-*
Co_r__
Denn
%
i'
19%
.
22
2
A
Terminal-Hudson
Apr
Feb
21V* Jan
18%
3
Inc
Seligman & Latz Inc—
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
Seton
%
13
.
•197/a Apr
17% Aug
Apr
May
5% May
1
Co
Textron
10%
Sep
-.7%
'1
■
10c
Lumber.
Corp
Seeman
&
13
),
-200
_/
1
Airlines
Seaporcel
V
A
1
Inc
'
200
-
'
25c
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd——
Beaboard Allied Milling Corp.
Seaboard
20%
*'
Co
Seaboard Plywood
7%
-20%
,\t
20'%
25c*
(Del)
Corp__
& Fisher
Sayre
7%
*'_/
20
20
20 '
20
50c
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries
/
4
22%... .11,700
15%
ljft
-(
1
Petrol
Engineering
Tenney
May
25%
18% Jan
4,300
19%
Oct
A Jan
10c
common
Television
Texas
300
'
5%
• "
series
Sapphire
4%
4%
Go. Ltd-T^-_16 pesos
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
,5
22
22
• '
2.50".
Inc
19%
1
L;
Textron
Corp Ltd
74CK,
18%
1
Corp
Teleregister Corp
s
Salem-Brosius
74
18%
1
(Del)
Industries
Texstar
St
74
5
Teleprompter
1
.
14
20%
25c
Electric
Telectro
3% May
2
2%
12%
10c
Inc
& Die
class
B
Tel-A-Sign
Apr
1
5% Oct
8%
2.50
Operations
Sep
32,100
2ya
5%
4
20.%
5
i
w
cumulative
Technicolor
5% Sep
12% May
23,000
4y4
2,000
*
;
Technical
Apr
10%
4%
5%
5
Corp
Material
July
12% July
Jan
5%
•
14
50c
Inc
Technical
31
Jan
,
9% May
8% Apr
35%
Ltd
Inc
Tampa
10 y4 May
7
LI
Petroleum
l7/8
9,500
1
Haynes
8%
600
4% '5
618
15 % Mar
1,900
9%
9%
4%
50c
Inc
Company
C)
Consolidated
Ryan
5
50c
Avenue
(The F
6%
4y2
.
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks
6%
4%
5
Roxbury Carpet. Company
6 %
30c
Inc
Jan
20%
•
Taylor International
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Rowland
Products
Inc
3%
■
Jun
Oct
5%
2,700
•
Oct
9
Royce Ltd—
Amer
Apr
9%
9%
7% Aug
16
Syntex Corporation
23 %
700
Sep
30%
Sep
Superior Window Co class A
Supermarkets Operating Co
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Apr
13%
1
13%
Jan
Jan
Jun
85
2,000
Jan
24%
8%
Feb
Feb
81%
9y2
200
1,400
Superior Tool
78 y»
24%
1,400
29 Vb
..-.XiSOQuiku .17%
;
Sunset International
31% May
23%
3,000
12%
29%
1
50c
Inc
Corp
Wells
common
Jan
13
23%
''
26% May
15% Feb
Jan
Sep
Mar
160
-
23% Jan
12% Jan
4% July
2%
Corp
Electronics
Jan
Oct
500
35,300
3%
Jan
200
13%
5%
.4%
Co
Container
14
1,100
Sep
12%' Feb
24
5
5%
1
Corporation
10% Mar
81%
_•
Broadcasting Inc
7%,
33,000
"
22 y4
100
—
4%
5,300
7
7% /, 9
23
8%
20c
common
Products
Corp
Rollins
6,500
Mar
.
26%
>4%
9
Jan
12
Oct
Oct
10c
Co
Sunair
Jan
7%
20,100
911
%
Technical
Rochester Gas
Rogers
9%
913
•
A
to Jan
Finance
Robinson
9
8
700
Company
Stylon
23%
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Ritter
1
.•*
Co
Ridgeway Corp
20%
24
9
ut——10c
(The)
9%, Mar
Jan
6,700
3,100
8%
12,900
ordinary
Corporation
8% Mar
Feb
19%
Oct
6% Oct
.'9%
Canada
Supercrete
Resistoflex Corp
Rico Argentine Mining
5%
1% :11 y4
Inc
Stone
22
•",5%
..
8%
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterlirig Precision Corp (Del)
Jan
loya
12%
1
1
-*
.2,100
l.3o
Apr
20
22
1
r
-16,800
9%
Stephan
6
6,000
20% May
14% May
16,700
6%
1
Aug
3% Jan
7,500
8% Jan
13%
*
10c
preferred-.
Jan
22
Jun
45% May
common
Corp
May
.
12,000
69%
1%
1%
69%
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
8%
3%
3%
1
10
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
6,500
Sep
Ltd
Mines
Instruments
Jan
4% Mar
1,900
5»/4
7%
,
26 % May
19%
12
12%
'mm *'
1
Aviation Corp
Stetson
—
Co
6%
17%
—
Co
Insurance
6%
4%
18
Oct
13% Oct
2,500
13
/,
;
1
B
Statham
Feb
6%
3,300
20%
July
36
8
5
1
Corp
Uranium
24
1
class
Stepan Chemical
Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance Investment
Reis
3,300
18%
1
!
Reeves
Reliance
32%
17
,
40c
.'
Pump Co
Reeves
3iy4
17
22 y4 Oct
Investment
of America
Realty Equities Corp
Reda
31%
10
Rayette Co Inc
Real
22%
1
—
Packing Co_
Sep
50
300
74
Sep
Sep
27%
15
23%
1
i-
16
Feb
13
15
•
Ine
50c
.
„
Enterprises Inc
Jan
58% Jan
23%* 24%
:
--
3c
Co
Inc
Standard-Thomson
Starrett
Ramco
Apr
8% Mar
12 va
25
'7%
6%
,
8%
1
Co
Shares
Stanrock
■
17
15%
5%
24%
20
Corp
Products
Stanley
Aug
8% Jun
200
Feb
July
-
•
Standard
Quebec Lithium Corp-^.
1
1
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred
Standard
Q
Co
22
-•■18% Aug
6,300
7,600
12%
.
5%
•
u
22%
*
23%.
22%
.2,300
16%
73
33%
14
Oct
Oct
22% Jan
4% Mar
Apr
1,900
16%
~Il5
2,900
72%
-
7% Jan
1,300
10
10%
700
217/e
16%
__
1.
Co
22"
75%
75%
—3
Co_—:___
& Timber
14%
32%
'
Puerto Rico Telephone
14
Apr
Arena
Jun
"9%
5
1
81
81
Aug
20 Va
14
24%
Stahl-Meyer
21
2,500
"9%
1
;
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
Sperry
500
1
Southern
35'/2
•
>
15%
58 y4 Jan
'
21% Aug
200
•
14%
Jan
125
88%
100
21
-
.
400
.
/
2
Southern
(Sports
.-100
21
14%
Corp__2
Sep
:
__
25
-25
Petroleum
19%
2,800
88
9% July
26
Southern
.
California
25
_25
20
1,300
88% ?
Jan
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
Southern
460
25
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
4.24%
4.08%
,
29%
13%
200
23%
,1(
Oct
49%
35% July
/ 1,400
14%
6%
_25
4.32%
3ya May
.Apr
60% Jan
25
!_25
cumulative preference-
4.56%
4.48%
Apr
preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.78%
15% May
59 Vs. Apr
,
Jan
13%
I—•" ~
Colorado—1
of
27%
14%
18%
1
i
Gas
preferred
Feb
7ye
17%
.10% Jan
300
,
72
41
20
Company
Service
Public
./ 4 % %
preferred—
2 y8
,70%"
Oct".
Apr
16% May
100
.
3
Sep
600
-
56%
.40
1
common
convertible
$1.25
Prophet
'
1
—
2%:
1,100
12
71%
1
Corp
Mfg;Co Inc
8%
1%
6%
.—10c
;
I
Procter-Silex
Progress
'
200
,
19%
40 V4
•'
--—66%
:
Realty
Mines
Preston
1""
—
/•&
8
.12
'.56
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
2
19
8//
Inc .(Del)—2.50
Corp Of Canada-.
Pratt & Lambert
.*
17/«
w•
California Edison—
original
4.88%
'
•
Chemical
Co
of
Co
Yards
Aircraft
United
Elastic
153 y8
Apr
United
Improvement
98
>Jan
United
Milk
36
Jan
United
Molasses
Apr
*
4,300
19%
700
15% Jan
19% Aug
14
14
200
10 Vb
14 V2
Sep
28%
30
1,400
30
Feb
16
20
5%
1
Investing
Products
2.60
5
5%
6%
5,700
13,400
is
1%
1%
8,100
49 va
1
•
&
5%
513
1
vtc
Corp
Co
16%
19 '/a
50c
United Asbestos Corp
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd
Apr
%
Omaha
Products
'30%
25% May
of
15%
•
4
5
Corp
Canada
49%
„300
8
7%
8
7,500
6%
6%
7
1,000
Jan
25% July
4
Jan
3%
Jan
% Jan
40% Apr,,.
4% Feb
dep rets ord regis
United N J RR & Canal
-
10%
Jun
7%
Oct
4%
10s
100
2* Apr
50,
Aug
4% Jan
Jun
5%
Apr
167 % Mar
174%
Oct
Ltd—
American
7% May
6% Sep
173
174%
160
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1748)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Range
for Week
Shares
Friday
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
,rt
U
S
Air
M
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
Rubber
Tile
Reclaiming
Universal
>)
Marion
Utah-Idaho
/
9
100
8%
Jan
13% Mar
4%
Jan
9%
45%-
1,500
31%
Jan
'• 7%-
20,200
5%
Oct
9%
9
Oct
16 %
July
10
Oct
17%
Apr
10% July
*•9%
10%
51,300-
10
10
10%
13,400
8%
2,800
8%
8%
7%
Delaware
40Va Aug.
1
Van
i
1st
"
Victor
>
i
Vinco
J-
Jan
6ya
11,900
4% Oct^
13%
3,600
1. 6% Apr
1
uy4
II'/a
11%
3,600
11
Jan
n
10%
11%
15,600
10
Oct
19'A May
25c
13%
11%
14 y4
34,400
10 Va
Oct
14%
1
7%
7%
7%
6,800
7%
Oct
wi—
A
class
New
1
—
.
9,400
6%
1,100
16%
io y8
10%
6s
29%
17,900
4%
4V4
4%
400
6
5%
6%
9,600
6%
6%
300
Sep
32%
-
12%
—*
Co
May
B
■
v
debentures
Development
&
1963
6s
—April-Oct
1974_
Western
Waitt
Bond
&
6%
Inc
non-cum
Precision instruments
Waltham
Webb
&
Inc
Knapp
series
$6
Weiman
Co—1
&
Chemical
Texas
Inc
Products
Utilities
4.40%
Westbury Fashions Inc
Western
* 5%s
Corp—'
subord
Theatres
1974
Western
Gold &
Leaseholds
Western
Nuclear
Western
Stockholders
1
4%
1
1
27
27
2
%
&
18%
Jan
Jan
33
Inc
12,000
4%
Southern
Western
Tablet
&
3y« Aug
5%
Apr
213 July
4%
Oct
3%
1,100
2%
Jan
4%
Jan
%
6,100
% Jan
%
Apr
4%s series I
28
200
30% Jan
600
20
j.
3%s series D
24%
25%
16%
Oil
River
1%
(The)
Corp.
;i%
1%
•
Williams
(R C)
%
21%
6,400
12
3%
4,200
'
'
'
»
V
-
-
'
-
*1.-4
27%
2%
17%
5
Industries——10
7%
,7%
8%
1
4%
3%
15%
15%
57%
Jan
Co
Jan
32
121/a
4%
,
3%
5,800
16
Sep
21%
Aug
94
10
90 y2
Jan
97%
22'/a
Jan
35%
7%
Jan
15
Oct
Woodall
2
13 Va
13'/4
13%
1,000
13 ye
Aug
19% Mar
71/4
7i/4
200
AUg
8% May
Inc
Ltd—
rets ord regular
5s
£1
preference—
IS
~n
1
—_25c
6%
6 Va
6%
5
50c
Corp
iVA
361/4
♦.
10c
7%
•r
5%
■
71/4
r
4
4,900
1,500
►
"7 %
3,300
..
1
1%
BONDS
Interest
:
American Stock Exchange
-
5%s
Inc
Steel
• Amer
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Period
Boston
1974—
Last
>
-
10
Jan
6s
1
Aug
23/4S
1998
series
Raceway
May
,
8% Mar
*:
Industries 6s
debs
Rangs Since
Sold
Low
No.
-*
70
High
12
$91
v
60
June-Dec
Jan.1
-
Low
71%
t57
91%
$81
$85%
66
High
103%
50
1973
120
series
:
Jan-Aup 1
170%
Friday
'
Baden
L
1985
$102
__Feb-Aug
1985
1986
1st
mtge & coll
4%s
3%s
1st
f
s
trust
debentures
Period
89
87
Gas
Gas
3J/4S
1970
(Calif)
3s
1971
7s
Bank
(issue
&
Electric
;
sinking
mtge
fund
coll
&
101
75
65
70%
3'As
1970
4%s
mtge & coll trust 4%s
4%s s f debentures 1978
1st
mtge &
5%s
United
5s
U
S
f
s
debentures
States
conv
2%s debentures
States
4%s
s
1980
debentures
debentures
United
1980
1981
No.
High
Low
High
84 Va
*871/2
*89%
991/2
April-Oct
1976
9oy2
98%
96"%
967/a
92
92
5
91
96%
90y2
4
89%
931/2
87%
88%
—
98%
.5.
.
961/4
;;
■
,
.
5
90%
98
-
102%
961/4
20
99
10iy4
89
—
99%
101%
100%
13
97%
102%
104'/a 104%
2
101%
105'/a
1031/2 IO31/2
100%
Steel
4s
f debentures
debs
138
May-Nov
April-Oct
1967
1983
Jan-July
1986
1
1011/2
1041/4
111%
142
100
-
ApriZ-Oct
80
811/2
89
91V#
96 y8
52
921/4
98%
100% 101%
195
97%
101%
*8iy2
*911%
96
101%
82
136% 140
95%
85
—
Parana
1947
1927)
3%s
conv
4%s
conv
Vendo
■
j
of
(Republic
Sinking fund
subord
debentures
conv
subord
debs
June-Dec
1976
Mar-Sent
1st
1st
&
&
First
and
ref
ref
refund mtge 2%s ser E
3s
series F
2%s
1975__Mar-Sept
1978
series G
mortgage & refund 3%s
1st
&
ref
M
3%s
series
J
*
fv
Fiist
1st
H
6s
v
Wabash RR Co—
t
■
W
I
1982
1980__Mar-Sent
1981__June-Dec
April-Oct
Jan-July
127
*82%
108%
16
83%
101
32
90
130y2
118%
176
80
3
88
93
90
89%
100%
98 Va
•T—
92%
101
'96%
96%
96%
♦No
98%
63%
72
-
:67%
68
3
•
i
$120-
—
-
'''r
1L
■~9Va
87%
64
10%
131/4
87%
$8
66
$86
$86
$120
$62
—
—_April-Oct
$80
1972^
5s
r-'
n
.
99
62
66
44
48
45
66"
55
,
1997—
45
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
1
99
$64
^
;
(Plan A)
3s Jan
$99
June-Dec
;_Mar-Sept
44%
51 ^
45
45
45
5/;
delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
zEx-stock dividend.
xEx-rights.
par
• Bonds
value,
Deferred
a
being traded flat.
\
1
'
-
.....
$ Friday's bid and
ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
'
;
receivership.
si
:
V
'
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidatedr "cum," cumula¬
§ Reported
in
.
—
.
.
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; ,4v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w 1," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "xw,"-without warrants,
RECORD
(Range for Week Ended October 20)
New York Stock
Interest
Week's Range
Last
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
Bid & Asked
Warren
RR
first
ref
gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan -July
General
3s
mortgage
West
Penn
Electric
West
Penn
Power
West Shore
4s
RR
1979
3%s
3%s
1st
1974
4s
gtd 2361—:
5 %s
debentures
Pacific
Co
3%s
A
ser
3%s
mortgage 3 %s series D 1967
convertible
debentures
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
&
Co
First
Gen
f debs
s
debs
f
s
Central
51%
RR
1975
Mav-Nov
1980
Electric
Wisconsin
Public
93%
96
12
.99%
52%
20
44
53
27
44
92%
5
91
*80%
56%
97
81
—
99% 101
82
99%
*73
103%
78
96%
78
96%
96%
93%
*85%
87
85 Va
*73%
__
*94
100
73%
91%
94
92%
__
101%
♦—
88
73%
94%
*93%
100
56
•
94%
41
94
87
112%
82
Jan-July
84%
91
97
58%
62%'
38%
49
79
81
88%
92
Co—
Power
mortgage 2%s
79%
91
98 Va
51%
Feb-Aup
1978
97
92%
-—Jan-July
mortgage 4s series A 2004__
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan l 2029
Wisconsin
1st
4%s
98
74%
51%
5s income debentures 1984
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
_Mar-Sepf
First
84%
94%
92%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
49%
84%
97
97%
52
High
28
*79
April-Oct
1982
RR
97
*92%
,___Jan-July
Jan-July
1969__April-Ocf
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
mortgage 3%s series C 1979
Jan. 1
Low
30
Jan-July
1966
registered 2361
Western
*29
May-Nou
I
Western
1st
No.
*84%
IMay-Nov
series
Rangs Since
Sold
High
2%s
1976
60 Va
May
*47
June-Dec
3%s
1971
60%
83
50
*79
Mar-Sept
1979
Service
Jan-July
*—
Jan-Juiy
91
*90%
—
851/2
79%
83%
—
♦75
79
♦84%
88
*831/2
79%
Mar-Sent
May-Nov
1973.April-Oct
*86i/a
♦90%
1
Feb-Aup
[
76%
71%
79%
84
Youngstown
89 '/a
69
~3
71%
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
86i/4
85
—
89 i/a
81
—•
—
*84
May-Nov
C
77
1st
mtge
a
Sheet &
4%s
1141/2 ii4%
'
.
Deferred
sale
range,
not
included
Bankruptcy Act,
the
in
10
112%
118'/#
§ Negotiability
$ Companies
70
70%
*78 »/a
71%
70%
__
the
year's
"
"
2
5
69%
68%
77
77%
78
81%
1976
Included
not
n
Bonds
April-Oct
in
the
Under-therrule
range,
77
y
100J/8
year's
sale
not
100 Va 100%
or
as
d Ex-interest,
range,
included
in
the
selling flat.
e
98
Odd
lot
year's range,
77
r
104%
sale
Cash
not.
sale
assumed
no
"
•
being in bankruptcy, receivership,
securities
20
Ex-coupon.
impaired by maturity.
reported
♦Friday's bid and ask prices;
•
Jan -July
Co—
1990—
year's
Included
91
in
H
delivery
86 y#
90%
the
.
v
Tube
series
84%
——
—
-
j
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan
1981
.—April
Gen mtge income 4%s series B
Jan 1991
April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Mot
t«
90%
,
lien and ref mtge 3%s ser
lien & ref 4s series F 1983
S'lhnrd income debs 2008
1021/4
5
.;
June-Dec
ser
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4%s 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
t
89%
127
Mar-Sept
1979
and refund mtge 2%s ser H
*st
93%
*102
Mar-Sent
1980
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First
\
1969
debentures
subord
102%
98%
$80
2yas 2008
of)—
de Janiero stamped
Wisconsin
America—
Co—
4%s
•f
Corp
105%
97%
90
.May-Nov
—
1947
(Plan A)
stamped
Peru
Wilson
V
Vanadium
102%
-
$91%
Jan. 1
Freight Co—
subord
Rubber
2%s
coll tr 5s
105%
of Bogota—
of May
Mortgage Banjc of Denmark
Rangs Since
Sold
Friday's
April-Oct
1978
:
Low
Bonds
or
Jfar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
__May-Noc
May-Noo
1973
1977
,
105
5
91%
$100
105
100%
22
99
91 %
Feb-Aug
BONDS
Bid & Asked
May-ZVon
Aprll-Ocf
1975
debentures
trust
Last
Sale Price
917/a
1972
1st
91%
84%
97%
101%. 102%,.
.
90
1951—
7s
■/'. ®7s (issue of Oct 1927)
Week's Range
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1972
10
103%
99
102%
99
W-J
:
92%
80%
■'
'
Gas
(Germany)
Mortgage
90
101
Jan-July
1971
3%s
»/4,
891/4
•
88
$102%
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
:
-
—-—Jan-July
• Danzig Poft & Waterways 6%s 1962Jan-July
German
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt
Adjustment Debentures—
5%s seres A 1967
1
i
:
__Jan-July
4,%s series B 1967
Jan-July
• Hanover
(Prov) 6%s 1949
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped4 (Plan A)
2Vas 2008-—May-JVou
58
Low
Interest
Exchange
coll trust 3%s
78
.
*
103% 104
—
Friday
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge &
89%
84
'
$103% 105
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
:
—
1983
Counties
125
101
87%
101
Feb-Aug
BONDS
3%s
91
80 /
,
92
93%
.88%
U20%
June-Dec
;
trust
;
99%
'
mtge & coll
J—
85
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
1st
86 : V
'•
$89
—
Continued from page 31
New York Stock
83%
"
Quar-Peb
June-Dec
1978
6s
Bonds
Friday's
June-Dec
__
1970.
A
Assn
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
June-Dec;;
Pump 4s inc debs 1994.
Elec Power 3'As 1970
Edison
Chemoil
debs
&
Steel
Brandywine
subord
con
97%
86
'
94%
Week's Range
Friday
-
Alsco
^
•
-
20
Rio
:
;
89
82
£
20
•
39% Aug
„
Jan
4%
-
Sep
4% July
Jan
5
Jan
8
:
Jun
20y#
V
3,500
5%""" 5%
31/2 May
Jun
6i/» Oct
19,100
37
Aug
%
6,200
.....
41/4
4%
36%
-■
1
——
7
2%
40c
;
>
1
83
95
63
ties
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Sep
3,500
Petroleum
83
86%
23
California
•
Jun
351
14%
Zapata
102
207
133 '
82%
Jan
35%
]
i
125
951/2
;.'J
,
-
97
$80%
:
117%
8
5
;
86 Va
"
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—Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3y2s 1964——
June-Dec
Webb 80 Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
June-Dec
19i/a May
14%
Zapata
1
170 -
91
98%
5% May
Oct
15
3,500
94
Co
I
Off-Shore Co
118
96%
-
"
97%
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''
Jun
7% Sep
341/4
Ltd
Zale Jewelry
8
'
$83
—
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Wasatch
Oct
14%
-6%
^
96%
Feb-Aup
:
90
100% 100%
170
88%
95%
89
Southwestern
Apr
16
25
pfd—100
Raceway me new
preferred
-
:
82%
'
81%
Southern
411/4 May
13%
3,600
1
Jan
20
4,000
Yonkers
118
170
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
—
—
88 ' -
97
91%
L~"
89
Southern
May
94
6%
90
.
1998—Jan-July
1
26
95%
4%s series N
Oct
Sep
27%
■
900
16%
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
__Jan-July
1965-,.-
89%
$96%
AprfZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
4%s series M
Apr
21%
May
3y4
33
34%
(F W)
3s
95
$86%
1982
5s
2% May
Feb
1
American dep
i
r*
"94%
1981
Oct
•
Woolworth
99%
140
120
G
Sep
19%
26%
common
Industries
99%
it
"138
series
July
Jan
16%
Industries
(John)
$99% 101,
135
•
—
99 Y4
3%s
Jan
Wood Newspaper Machine
Wood
;
80
98%
■
.
141%
7i ;
.
Feb-Aup
17
22
1
preferred-^-.
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4V2%
$99% 100
-
'«v
18
73%
Feb-Aup
29
Oct
800
—
-5%
'
'
1979
Feb
29%
—1
Co
&
Brothers
Wilson
y
73
1978
4%s series K
29
-
Williams-McWilliams
__Apr-Oct
—
1976
4TaS series J
61,800
26%
Brothers
15?
98%
F
32%
29%
Wiebolt Stores Inc
Williams
100
E
49% Mar
'
Wickes
/
series
33
20 Va
Corp
.39
series
24% Oct
2,900
Wichita
38
119
3s
15i/2
600
15%
Mfg Co—
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
91%
3%s
Jan
28%
i—
15%
Stag
127
—Jan-July
Gas Co 6s
&
1982
27%
25%
White
„f
1976-
1982
38
28%
37 Va
20
Eagle International Inc
150
-v». 123
87
123
_May-JVou
i
L—
1976
800
—10
White
62%
54%
2
114
73%
1973—
3Va
3%
—
Board
B
8,200
10c
_10c
1
Paper
series
'
4%
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing new—1
Whippany
28
57%
159
4%s series H
Coal
Inc
10
103%
$01% 'I-
__ApriZ-Oct
1963
w
Edison
4%
la
Stationery
Westmoreland
6 %s
1973
2%s series C
Ltd—■.
rets ord shares
Westmoreland
A
Tiff
5c
Inc_———
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11%
6
63-
127% 128
1976 —Ja n-Juty
:
California
series
3s
7 Va May
.
American dep
7%
133
6%
Inc—
;—
3 Vas
Oct
33%
Jan
1970
4%
4%
•
90
76
'107
56%"
127%
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967—.
;
May-Ndo
5%s conv subord debs i964-_—__-_-J_ApnZ-Oct
;
Safe Harbor Water Power-Corp 3s' 1981i_May-N<!)o
29% May
95% July
Oct
33
900
5%
4%
421/4
24
% 1001/4
43
7%
$6
56%
-Mar-Sept
4%
-10c
Ltd———
33 (4
33
5%
——.
Television
Public Service Eledtric
6% May
1% Mar
Jan
200
88%
25c
July
5Wi Apr
Jan
2,000
27%
26%
14
•
Power 1st mortgage '3y4s 1968
Aprll-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971--,—
—L—April-Oct
Pennsylvania^ Water & Po\ver '3%s 1984—June-Dec
3 y4s
95
3% Feb
1,000
-
•
"
v
debentures
1
Petroleum
.
94
155
84
'
88
121%
104
Ohio
f
1% July
Jan
Jan
4
3%
1
Uranium
Jan
75
700
4
1
Co
8% May
210
3%
Occidental
4
$6%
*
England Power 3y4s 1961
:
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j,
8
17
120
L__—
New
16% May
4% May
34,300
1%
*
120
Jan-July
123'
convertible
National
27%
$86%
—May-Nov
1970-.
;
-
National Research
V
56
87
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
100
—
Development
Western
pfd
85
Jan
19,500
91
IVa
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West
1%
88%
90
50c
Company Inc—
Manufacturing-
West
2%
2%
1%
10c
*
-1
-1.25
common
preference
Wentworth
2%
4s
Feb
1%
10
preferred
10%
Jan
4%
4
common-
conv
1
RR
106
5s
' 96%
27 "
.
High
89%
•
-
15%
National Bellas Hess 5 %s 1984
/
Apr
8% Mar
3% Jan
4
70
—•
100
Wagner Baking common
1%
preferred
17
—May-Nov
1993—
series
6V3s due 1953 extended to
Aircraft
Waco
27%
'
94
Jan. 1
Low
Corp—*"•;,■fe.
Registered
l„t
I ■'
No.
Division—
j
1993—
subord
Rangs Since
Sold
High
Western1 RR—
N
88%
Hydrometals Inc 6s I972__L
_j
iJjan-July
• Italian Power Realization Tr 6 V2 %
liq tr ctfs— 4
Kawecki Chemical 4%s 1978___
1—_
May-Nov
Midland Valltey RR 4s 1963—AprZZ-Oct
15% Jan
Jan
10
100
27%
12% May
29% May
Jan
10%
25%
20%
10c
Inc^
&
of
Builders
General
Oct
Jan
9Va
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—•
Manufacturing
Vornado
25
25c
Products
24%
9%
2
Coal & Coke Co
Iron
Feb
5%
Bonds
,
.JFeb-Aug
1
15% May
Inc
Co
Instrument
5
13%
Range
Friday's
$91%
___
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Co
(The)
Food
Vogt
i
»
Jan
5
1,600
or
Bid & Asked
_Jan-July
mortgage 4s
General
15% May
8% Oct
8%
22,300
-
8%
22% May
31 ya Apr
Corporation
Vita
11%
7%>
5%
Virginia
>'»
.
13%
Industries
Paint
Viewlex
y
i
i\
warrants
Victoreen
))
8%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
mortgage 4s series A
• 1st
Feb
Capital Corp of America
Norman
Venture
n
11%
11%
—1
Corp——
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubberj
i
Lack
Lackawanna
Apr
Jan
•Gufcntanamo
Valspar
Period
,.
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978,
Davega Stores Corp—
*,. • 6V2s convertible subord debs 1975
> i
>
Interest
J
,
49% Mar.
44%
7%
~
Low
14% May
t
-f
27
-
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,—-5
Corp
Jan
8%
14,500
>
11%-
17.78
Sugar
5% May
,
6%
45%
—10
Insurance
Universal
>>■
200
9
Corp cl A-Com-10c
Inc——
25c
Controls
6'/a
Sep
5% July
10 Va
10%
Container
Universal
1,600
Monday, October 23, 1961
High
.3%
3V4
6Va
/
—1
25c
Co
American Corp—,
Universal Consolidated Oil
Low
3'/a
1
Co.
Universal
Universal
3%
50c
Conditioning Corp
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.
Friday
.
Last
STOCKS
M
>1
.
(Range for Week Ended October 20)
Sales
of Prices
.
by
such
or
reorganized under Section 77
companies.
sales being transacted
during current week.
~~
..
-
—.
-
of
Volume
194
Number 6101
;
y
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1740f1
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Sale Price
.1
.
Agricultural
Motors
American
Anaconda
Low
...»
33%
121%
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.25
80 Va
,50%
6%
v
:
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Mass
.
Railway
1st
pfd.!
adjustment'.
5 %
.First
Stores
5 General
Capital
.'
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Kennecott
•
5"
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1%
Feb
491/4
Jan';
July 1
48
&• Tel
82
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Oct
2,474
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22%
Jan
47
10c
25 Va
2,330
47 >.
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*
47%
432
40
Jan 4
70
70
70
Oct
S
States
Mathieson
Chemical—..
Jun
__10
_
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Shawmut
411/a
143/4
42%
27%
153/8
631
Jun
14%
5c
Feb
16c
Electric
.56
56
331/2
2.50
Association
4
331/2
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541/2
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Jan
59
Jan
353/4
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Co
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*'
Jan
693/8
Jan
65%
110
37%
Jan
171/4
Jan
543/4
Jan
76
Consumers
59
191
463/i
Jan
643/s
Products
Systdm Inc.;..
Westinghouse - Electric Corp
Jan
76i/2
30
20
11 Va
s
270
43 Va
40
■
.
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Mfg
40
76%
90% May
'
4If
67
+
1,207
103/4
■
1,000
67
393/8 May
63% Feb
Week's
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Baldwin
Piano
Low
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
Ga,s
Cincinnati N
Cincinnati
Crystal
14:
Oct
393/4 May
Low
Shares
Cigar
Motor
Fruehauf
Gar
Feb
Co
Du
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Goebel
Jan
1
&
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55
33
Jan
274
271/4
633
37%
10
Jan
Jan
20
27
80
1
NOTE:
Jan
39% Aug
Jan
491/4
Aug
148
112y2
;
Jan
20
50
;
We
10y2
Jan
14
Oct
36 3%
Jan
50
18%
225
181/2
Oct
10
22 y2
Jan
Co
80
76
Oct
85
Afnerican
Jan
36
Champagne
Exchange
re¬
643/a
ceived in time for pub¬
lication. Consequently,
193/,
we were
was
not
go
We
intend
Can
Sugar
preferred
Corp
./American
/
36
*
1,620
29 3/a
624
♦
94%
94 Va
96%
1,099
32%
32%
3
60 y2
American
W)
Co.,
/
Armco
i.—
7%
Superior
Tool
/
Steel,
,
33 %
——1214
/Udylite
23%
263/4
341/2
Bethlehem
Boeing
Airplane
Brunswick
/
Chesapeake
;
ii/V
Chrysler
'
—125
Service——10
Cities
.
25
1
—
593/8
19%
70
Sep
■
Jan
7
13%
Sep
4%
Apr
183/4
Sep
Corn
GaS—1—1_
.
130 Va Mar
101%
Oct
Aluminum
271/4
Apr
American Airlines
/
Dept
45
491/4
50 3/8
88
70'/a
60
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103
22
165
131/2
Week's
195
40
511/4
58 3/a
63i/4
273
21
13
39 3/a
214
General
52
210
50%
; -
International
*.
Sep
May
American
4% July
American
Viscose
Anaconda
571/8
58 '/a
Feb
Oct
17
17
16
Jan
28Va
28%
120
22 Va
Jun
228% 228%
10
185 3/4
Jan
98 Va
Sep
Lorillard
,
—7
1.25
—1%
—i—-—3.33y3
50
35
106 Va 106 Va
53 3/8
54%
101
Jan
>
54%
143
35%
302
63 3/a
Jan
Sep
Aug
56 Va
110%
Oct
Oct
263/8
205
75%
76 Va
57
49%
50'/a
651
40%
Feb
51
Oct
25
49%
25
-
119% Mar
- •
Jan
105 Va
28%
236
25
257/a
25
25%
277
243/a
Sep
32 Va
Apr
45%
453/4
62
343/a
Feb
47
Sep
Oct
45%
Feb
60% May
'*76%
Oct
24%
24%
10
20 V0
Jan
8y3
37 %
37 Va
37%
163
323/a
Jan
—*
493/4
493A
51%
32
43
Jan
3
L
Stano San
National
1
National
-
Gypsum
National Lead
Steel
Corp
2,400
26%
27%
4,400
1,500
28
57%
York
2ey2
26%
; 15%
Oct
500
*
*•
41 '/a May
55 %
Armour
&
Ashland
Co
Oil
(Un)
w
57 Va
Oct
19%
Sep /
46%
43%
45%
41%
43%
3,400
83 %
>
83%
300
83%
' 24%
24%
200
20%
39 Va
42%
__
42% July
200
,
1,300
Jun
5%
Products
Atlantic
393/4
Oct
49'/a Mar
Oct
89% Sep
257/a Aug
Avco
,
Schenley
-/Sears
Industries
39 %
43
6,700
Oct
62 Va
Apr
17%
17%
18%
5,400
Jun
21*4
Apr
15
15%
3,200
12% Jan
'
32%
32%
165
27%
120% 121%
8,000
103%
Jan
130
100%
100
100%
328
65%
Jan
1017/a
Oct
54
57%
1,000
41%
Jan
627/a
Sep
49%
50%
900
44
Jan
64 Va May
•
32%
__
Jan
Bastian-Blessing
Belden
Oct
Bell
Gossett
Apr
Eell
.473/4
49
371
36 Va
Jan
49
Oct
Bendix
863/a
Apr
Benguet
573/8
Sep
Bethlehem
76 3/a
51%
53
33%
343/8
63
70 3/4
65%
Jan
50
44%
Jan
105
26'/a
Jun
-
Oct
343/i Mar
155
615/s
74 %
74%
6
59 3/a
Jan
26
26 Va
83
253/a
Jan
115% 118%
26 Va
Jan
19%
20 %
1,700
18%
Jan
25 V*
40%
41%
300
tft%
Jan
44%
70%
71%
300
68% Jan
1
10
10
Co
of
America_2.50
3
&
Co—
•
10
1
44%
45%
38
Jan
_
24%
25
1,400
21%
Jan
28 %
28%
27'/a
287/e
2,400
21%
Jan
28'/a
9%
Jan
-
500
10
900
19%
100
51%
51%
10%
19%
51%
17
44%
Jan
27%
100
June
Sep
1
Consolidated
Steel
Oct
Booth
Oct
Borg-Warner
60 3/4
30
553/4
Jan
65
10
793/8
Sep
95%
Aug
Feb
17%
17%
173/a
60
16 Va
July
203/4 May
14 3/4
143/4
143/a
51
12%
Jan
161/s Mar
54
54
54
20
46 % July
56
49%
&
Corp
Inc
(Un)
(Un)
Brunswick
Budd
400
1,800
17%
800
13
23%
600
22% Aug
32
500
3'/a Jan
17% Jan
25
13% Jan
footnotes,
see page
44
27 %
4
21%
21%
Aug
19
Aug
22
800
Apr
5% May
Aug
18%
5
14%
Feb
19 Va
100
473/a
Sep
697/8 May
66 %
400
58
Jun
72
1%
—
40%
1
7,200
51Ve
63%
*
19%
51 Va
18%
__
P2
4
Jan
__
463A
lVa
Oct
Jan
1% Jan
1%
39% July
49%
50
22%
Jun
25%
Feb
1,700
36%
Jan
56 Va
Sep
24% Mar
29 %
Aug
Sep
200
5,600
Jun
Apr
40Va
41
23%
23%
46%
51
29
44%
29%
400
45%
550
35%
Jan
46%
58
60
450
34%
Jan
60%
•
Corp,
58%
63%
44
Jan
74 % Mar
12%
13
12%
Oct
17 Va
5
__
5
Corp
44%
•
(E J)
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
60
*
4,800
700
(Un)
20%
31%
21
500
307/a
32
26
1
5
12.50
26
1,900
1.200
16 3/a
17%
23
Jan
Jan
Mar
Oct
Jan
22% Aug
38
Mar
273/4 Jun
Apr
54%
80
65 3/8 May
Calumet
76%
126-
72 %! Sep
80'/4
Oct
Canadian
92
313% July
41
Oct
Carrier
28 Va
28%
25
83%
781/a
83%
174
541/4
Feb
83 V2
Oct
Celanese
373/4
373/4
25
36%
Oct
45
Feb
Central
aJn
Apr
45% Mar
30%
24%
22%
4
5
Company
41
.22
0«Va
30%
22%
8
;
Corp
Sons
74 3/a
1.40
——3
Oct
Feb
5
Fisheries
Brach
39%
Jan
*.22%
17%
*
Binks Manufacturing Co
74 %
30 % May
86%
54%
Jun
10 Va Mar
"
23%
__
23Va
2
Co
Corp.
1193/4
603/4
41
Apr
Apr
79% Aug
53% July
13
Co
Howell
&
(Un)
Boeing Airplane
86 %
i...Sinclair' Oil,
For
Apr
Fe—
Co
Mfg Co
273/a
40%
75 Va
193/8
70%
50c
Jan
34%
common
Inc
Jan
..5
—
34'/a Mar
41%
10
Canteen
Oct
2.50
—
16% Mar
121%
:_4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
37%
Roebuck
46 % Aug
15%
5
.....
Corporation
303/a
Radio
——
...1.'
10
Corp
Refining
Automatic
253/8
*
Corp of America
Reynolds Tobacco new com
Regis Paper
Apr
Jan
39%
5
50
pfd
non-cum
Athey
40%
-10
33y3c
Central
St
'60%
34%
a
-
..
27
-
2.50
Refining
109
1
—
.81% Mar
May
V
-
Jan
45'/+
i_l
25
(Un)__.
(111)
<fe
191
5
!
Pepsi-Cola
Oct
Apr
293/a May
38% July
33Va
Atchinson Topeka & Santa
Common
208
5
R
May
28
Jan
Oct
•
New
Pennsylvania. R
14
-
.
9% Sep
20%
2,200
59%
19%
163/i,
2,400
'
Oct
1.25
Corp
63%
5
—
——
_1
Jun
Mar
12.50
Co
(Un)
Corp
Armco
343/8
*
i
—
Apr
15
1
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
273/8
5
—
Distillers
Tel
&
62 3/4
*
...
Register—!
Casl>
National
24%
Jan
26% May
,
*
National Dairy
Tel
33 3/a
25%
2
...
11%
20%
19%
1.66%
(Un)
Foundries
American Tobacco
5
Chemical
Montgomery Ward
,
Steel
257/b
1
Corp
Minnesota Mining!—1
Monsanto
&
1
—5
Corp
Mead
.
24%
20%
■
1.75
Corp
Rad
Apache
'
(P)
Martin-Marietta
75
Jan
21% Mar
28%
6%
1,100
27'/a
-
.
1
Company (Un)
Jan
Sep
Motors
American
Jun
McGraw-Edison.
,
com
(HI)
Foundry
American
23/8
7%
11"
10
new
American
Bearings
1
(Un)
Jan
30
5
Harvester
&
.12.50
Co
671/2
59 '/a
1
—
Cyanamid Co
Aug
231/4
10
Oil
(Un)__
Mar
49%
25
54% Jan
46%
Co
75
38
28
41/4
50%
10%
7
(Un)
223/4
'
Gulf
Theatres
American-Can
Machine
Sep
tit*
700
"
American
561/2
300
300
1
High
Broadcasting-Paramount
Investment
46i/4 May
5
——...
*
American
Jan
-
68%
19%
20%
~
...1
American Home Products
Jan
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
28
,10
*1
(Un)
Apr
182
—
General Telephone
Goodyear __1__ 1
Greyhound
';
'*
i
America
Aug
17
Jan
543/4 July
187
of
19 Va
460
—
/ General Motors
,
7""
1
s
493/8
373/8
,
Shares
12 %■■■ 12%
12 %
50c
(Un)
Co
American
t
for Week
19%
__
25c
Mfg
Jan
293/8
—5
Electric
Brass
July
55i/8
;
General Dynamics
Aug
28% May
273/a Aug
Jan
43 %
38
65
591/4
41/4
79 y4
Jan
[ Jan
Sales
Range
ef Prices
68 %
-
:
1
Chalmers Mfg_—
Aluminium Ltd
63 3/a May
Jan
283/8
1
Motor
Akron
American
17%
511/8
'
,671/2
24T4
405/s
'■
50 3/4
441/4
24
461/s
59%
65
523/8
Stores—'
■
,
Exchange
Low
.10
Electronics.
Jan
144
20%
—1
Kodak
Federated
Ford
Ross
Jan
Feb
28 3/a
Wright
-Eastman
Advance
Jun
551/8
—
..
.,
—1-1
Dayton Power & Light
Du Pont—__—
.
27
—-—-10
Products/ —/—..—
Curtiss
'
Oct
1031/4
/
Jan
'
'.171/2 Sep
461/B
j
'
344
993/a
183^
393/8
58 3/a
Apr
2% Mar
Oct
__._5
—v—
Allis
'
44-
,",'15:
&
Jan
Jan
Last
Co..:4——
Corp
Alleghany Corp
241/a
July
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Laboratories.......
Steel
Admiral
Mar
79
21 y4 Mar
23
1-1
Columbia
.
Oct
46 Va Aug
493/8 Mar
■'i
33
Oct
Sep
Mar
3%
33i/a Mar
Oct
■
12 Va
20
13%
Friday
Feb
18 3/8
49,V4
35%
Jan
Jan
1
Sale Price
393/4
343/4
'
Clopay.
Feb
Oct
fl-13%7 Oct
21 % ;Feb»i»"'q
26 % Sep
57% Oct
8% Mar
STOCKS
.16%
44
1173/8
.
133/4
Feb
8%
37 '/8 May
72
393/8
t
Jan
13% July
Apr
1003/4
Jan
245
1
Ohio-/
&
203/s
703/4
—1.5
Industries
Apr
103/4
nr
Midwest Stock
151/4
23
Corp_.__.__...—_——-*/,.
Burlington
25
993/4
.....8
Apr
23/4
4
13 Va
1
13
Steel.**..
2%
May
1
A
42 3/a
18%
24 3/a
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
,
,
Jan
2
1
Corporation
1201/4 1213A
1211/4
'—'3
Oct
1%
10
—
Die
173/4
10
—
Avco'Corp...1
Sep
4
publish
10
&
Oct
3
May
34% May
10 % May
11
to
•
Studebaker-Packard
441/2
Ashland Oil—1_„:—
.
Jan
_•
-a*.
45
18
1,
^^**_^__50;- •*
Jan
5
Co.
&
41%
1.66%
TolDaccO
Ampex Corp
Anaconda
"51
Jan
l3/4
6%
•
191/4 Oct
1 Mar
273/8 July
733/4 Mar
15
601/2
19%
1
/
*
Motors
/ American Tel & Tel Co....
/
19%
--1.
1250>.
Cyanamid
American
40%
to
Oct
30% Aug
53/8 May
.
10
Co—
&
(H
Abbott
_1
1093/4
Jan
Jan
28%
forced to
without it.
press
20% May
39 3/a Sep
■
Jan
4
1
(Oct
34V8
28%
1
Airlines/—
Jun
Jan
1
Products
Mfg
Acme
American
60%
Jan
3
j...
Jan
20
36
'
>
Oct
Jan
1
Scotten Dillon Co
Stocks
!
25%
143/4
Par
America
Oct
Jun
28%
10
27
76 Va
30 Va
Apr
Oct
Apr
25%
30 Va
Mar
22
regret that
♦0%
1.66%
Standard Tube Co "B"
Oct
97%
Jan
38
14%
79%
this week's compilation
the
Detroit
Stock
1
Corp
&
Wheel
Rudy
Mar
675
29%
30 Va
Unlisted
17 Va
Jan
of
1
Co
Screw
Rickel
Apr
76
'
1
Co' of
Oct
Jan
day's issue.
,
80
Apr
Apr
20% July
2% May
9% Mar
3
Mar
25 Va
Playing Card
Aluminum
Feb
13%
the figures In next Mon¬
353/8 Mar
75
14
5
|;
Jan
90c
2
Parke Davis
*
— —
Garr.ble.l_
391/b
80
High
18%
18%
'
'
..
90
300
1
Procter
8%
5
Co
Refineries
Michigan
391/4
49%
.5
Rapid-American
213%
5
Co
Wines
Motor
49%/
14
.1
Cards
40 3/4
1053/4 1071/4
--
Kroger
High
Sep
Jan
27%
1
Range Since Jan. 1
473A
1061/2
Daniel
Gibson
Oct
13'/4
1
Industries
(SS)
Low
3Q%.
*
t.-v,38%
*
Chemicals
;67"?
,
3%
5
Corp
Brewing
Kresge
Masco
80
39%,
48 %
50
—
.
Low
15
an
Trailer
Wood
Leonard
Shares
29T/i, <293/8 5
20
Picher-_—
&
.29'/a-
„
"
»
common—.
«
*
common—________8.50
National
Bois
29.%
*
,y
•
Corp
General Motors
Mar
49%
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
LaSalle
High
40 3/4
—„*
O & T P. common...
Tissue
Diamond
; Eagle
/ Early
8
;
...
Brewing u
Mfg___—
Carey
Jan
for Week
10
Edison
Ford
for Week
Par
Burger
49%
Sales
Range
Oct
Sales
Range
of Prices
•
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Aug
Exchange
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lansing Stamping
Last
54
Jan
240
5
Kysor Heater Co
Friday
Feb
,
~
~
_1
*
Power
Detroit
401/4 May
Oct
4QI/2
6.25
.
51%
79%
1
Paper
DWG
Aug
26%
70
711/2
35% Mar
623/s
Mar
100
39%
31
1
Metal
Consolidated
291/a Aug
549
351/4
144% May
1'*—♦
10
1
Company
Burroughs Corp
603/* Sep
1,148
-
Jan
-
100
393/a
Par
Stores
Budd
Apr
61%
34%
59% Aug
%
Oct
34%
26
Waldorf
*
53
1,162
24
58%
Oct
51
Last
Electric
American
Jun
60
-
39%
4%s__
7
•.
Wrlgley
Allen
Apr
•
26 '
Smelting Refining & Min com__50
Sep
47%
42%
Sale Price
Mar
61
25
,_5
com
debentures
Feb
12%
108
126%
V
•';
Apr
59%
51%
79%
Friday
513/s Aug
29 %
42
•
50
Sep
42%
Detroit Stock
Detroit Steel
1—
Machinery Corp
Rubber
693/B
39%
—
/ United Fruit 60—
United
69 y8
1
...
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\
STOCKS
Apr
Jan
*
Stone
>
50
Jan
63/b July
52%
.
Mar
74
431/2
■
47%
38%
'
Jun
11 y4
100
J
*•«'
BONDS
Cincinnati
Jun
25%
40
60
42%
Feb
21a/4 Jan
.
120
12%
"
—16%
Feb
11 Va
147
14%
V___J_5
529
54%
—1
Steel
Brown-McLaren
Olin
Pennsylvania RR____**—
45
34% May
77 % Sep
12%
*•»«»
Corp
Shoe
Westinghouse
*
v
Jan
u
937/8 May
22% July
1,178 >' ;
Jan
53%
43%
U—"
Aircraft
30% May f
,
75
24%
48% May
70%
10
Oct
'*
,
210
9c;
241/a
Oct
144
1
lav4
■
■
Jan
134
75%
—
..12.50
Oct
20.34
76Y8
Jan
73%
353
-
.110
r
Jan'/,
60% May
87% Jan
■
110
24%
45
1
Apr
Apr
\ 71% Oct
July/:
24%
241/a
—12
Co*___.:._.l00
^Northern RR '(N H) I'i
63%
19.00
ry-r:
443/4
18% May
70
__l
—
Tel
:
673
26%
80%
-
Association
Companies
1,545
3/a;
761/2*'
132% 137
-
Racing
England
105
'26 »/a
[New England* Electric System,...*-—20
New
Feb
101/2
262
Jun
Union
1
High
75%
10
4
Carbide
United
46 y8
*
5-J
Texaco
'United
Jan
35
11/
73%
-
Corp....*-.,
Service
National
•
21%
Oct
58i/4 May
*;
293/4
'
Oil
(Ohio)
Studebaker-Packard
Low
53%
7
Standard
Apr
22% May
•:
>
71 y4
.
20.34 2U.34
Co
Copper
Narragansett
Jan
"50
37
101
—
Corp
"lone Star Cement Corp—
,
Sep
,
50c
10y2
Inc__
Gillette
—:_i
Co-...r.*.i—.
i
'island Cfeek Coal Co dommon/^ i_"_50c
.
Feb
13%
"
272 «
70
j
14%
,',491/8
•
801/2
.*
(N J)
Range Since Jan.
High
23 '/a
23%
Brands
Oil
Shares
43%
—
651/4 May
Jan
Low
.—15
-50o
Standard
•v;'V
National
General
la
216
v
A. V4
37 *
..100
%;
451/2*
1 %
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67
150
16
>.'44%
100
com
243
1301/4
Jan
Oil
Standard
34% May
211/2 Mar
Jan
44
*
5i"/4
15%
"Eastern'Gas &Vuei Assad com__._-__lU
Eastern
15
Feb
102 %
Socony Mobil
Sperry Rand
High
Oct
161/2
448
801/4
*14%
24
4,179' "
501/2
793/,
Co--..-/—.--,,—...__10
Co.____I,__
5
Range
1,349
119% 122%
Hecla inc..
Serviee
..Copper
74
18 y2
49%
"
Calumet &
Low
2 6 3/8
50
Co_
High
17%
173/4
.
Range Since Jan. 1
for Week
of Prices
-
Par
Shares
Sales
Range
Sale Price
261/4
*1.66%
__
Company
Edison
Boston
Chemical
Corp
Tel & Tel....
Week's
Last
for Week
of Prices
Par
■-
American
American
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Last
(Range for Week Ended October 20)
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
37
34% May
4 Va %
&
Hecla
Inc
Export Gas Ltd—,.
Corp
commofc
preferred
Corp
&
of America <Un)
South West Corp
15%
.1%
1-ft
liT«
2,600
10
39%
39%
400
45%
40
45%
35
35
43
5,900
14
300
30c
5
—
50
—•
2.50
__
14"%
42
Jan
213/4
Jun
33%
Jan
2% May
48% May
10
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Container
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Insurance
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Corn
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of
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100
84
53%
Feb
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500
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Jan
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69% Aug
Pacific
Jan
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Eastman
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May
33
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17%
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Firestone
&
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119 V4
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Wisconsin
Ford
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30 ¥2
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Jan
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Trailer
,
14%
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General
1
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General
Box
General
Candy
General
Contract
General
Dynamic
General
Electric
General
Foods
General
Mills
General
Motors
General
Portland
General
Public
t
Tele
Co
of America
General
Tire
Genesco
Inc
Oil
Co
Republic
—
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Glen
Glidden
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Gossard
Gray
Great
Lakes
Greif
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St
Regis
Mar
Public
Louis
St
Sep
Sangamo
Schenley
Sobering Corp
Schwitzer
95
93%
95
1,000
69%
Jan
95 %
Sep
Sears Roebuck
34%
34%
900
31 ¥4
Apr
38%
Sep
Servel
49 ¥2
50 ¥4
14,100
40%
Jan
51
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33
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34
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27
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200
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Oct
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64% Aug
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21
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39 ¥4
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57 ¥2
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7, 600
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Oct
59%
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35%
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56 Va
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69
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900
29
Jan
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28 ¥2
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Apr
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83 ¥2
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12
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20%
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37 ¥2
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52
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59
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20
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7,100
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10 ¥2
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54
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56 ¥4
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Apr
Mar
Feb
900
28%
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29 ¥4
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v
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Sale Price
59%
100
A preferred
series
5%
•
1
Low
30%
850
66
63
64 ¥2
25
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry
*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
> ■■it.
»■
common-
Corp
for Week
Low
-
1
1
-1
25
•
Corp
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
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•
Range
Friday
Week's
Friday
*.
f
l)
11%
"
7
Oct
Sep
700
17%
2,100
23r!a
Jan
650
39 ¥2
Jun
23%
7,700
21%
Oct
25¥8
Jan
50 ¥a
6,800
47 ¥2
Oct
59 ¥2
Aug
17 ¥a
1,800
16 ¥a
Sep
19%
Jun
3 7 ¥2
38%
1,800
40 ¥a
July
35
36%
200
28%
24%
24%
1,050
21%
28
Oct
May
28% Jun
Feb
49
ii
r
Brick
Co
Illinois
Central
Inland
Steel
Interlake
—
RR
*
Co
International
Mineral
&
Nickel
Co
Paper
Chemical
(Un).
(Un)__
Shoe
1
&
Interstate
Jones
Electric
1,300
26 ¥2
Jan,
34
900
427/a
Jan
55 ¥a
Tel
Jan
82%
300
59%
Jan
1,600
29%
Jun
38%
5
Shinkle
.65.
44%
Jan
60% Mar
200
10
20 ¥2
Jan
25 ¥2 May
9%
1,000
300
5 ¥a
65
-
38
3,600
23%
5%
__10
Jun
67
Tool
Edison
Co
Corp
La
Salle
&
Chemical
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark
Knapp
33¥jC
Leath
Co
&
(Un)
Corp
Monarch
x_
32%
32 ¥2
31 ¥2
80%
80%
¥2
5%
S3.50
11
..i.*
1
5%
200
79
__5
Co__
1
*
common
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Lincoln
St
Bag-Camp
Carbide
Co
74 ¥4
Jan
94
May
Union
400
77
June
92%
Feb
Union
9%
Apr
United
Aircraft
Air
25 ¥2
12%
106
__i
50
52
preference
*
Inc
300
700
12 3A
105
common—
Printing Co
Ling-Temco-Vought
374
:___25
;
200
_
-
„
:750
44
50c
...
44
25 ¥2
27 ¥a
24
...
.
Jan
,18¥2
30
Jan
Jan
81¥i
Jan
,
44
100
Oct
24%
1,900
65 ¥4
Jan
10%
•
Jan
Marshall
i
v
'(
Martin
Cement
Field
Mfg
Marietta
-
&
Co
Merritt
L
1
25 ¥2
,__I_50c
;
19 ¥2
»
-*
Oil
of
Pacific
Corp
United
Fruit
United
States
Middle
'
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)
f
South
Minneapolis Brewing
Minnesota
Min
&
78%
81
Modine
Montgomery Ward & Co_____
r_4--- -' 'I",'
Company
;
S
For
footnotes,
11
see page
:
44
13 ¥4
Jan
44%
200
7."
600
4%
Jan
(Un)_—,*
49%
49%
500
36%
Jan
*
69 ¥a
69 ¥a
30
68
May
Paper
Corp—_ —6%
39%
»
128
_10
(Un)—.—
397/a
300
125% 128
49 ¥2
,
9
Oct
Oct
July
50% Aug
74 ¥2
Jan
33%
'
Jan
42
.
:
May
143 ¥a May
117 ¥2
Jan
400
39 ¥4
Jan
50%
43
2,100
49%
Oct
51%
-10
36 ¥2
53%
500
Jan
62% May
36 ¥4
125
RR—
36%
2,400
27%
Jan
36%
38 ¥2
Feb
35
Jan
42%
42%
44%
1,700
10
Inc
■.
Oct
'
—5
Corp (Un)_
35%
357/a
39%
500
(Del)
(Un)—
8 ¥2
__1
Col—:____—1—__——
24 ¥4
26
8%
26
1,000 '
7%
2,500-'
17%
200
96 ¥2
200" "
"
47
100% 101
Gypsum—___——_xx4
Co
Rubber
(Un)i
55% Aug
\
.
51% May
Jan
Jank
9 Va
29 ¥a
Aug
Aug
Aug
113 ¥2
Feb
"Jan
64 ¥4
Aug
Match——
1—__5
58 ¥1
57¥»
58 ¥1
16%
:
Corp——
78%
78 ¥4
79%
30
30
33
4,700
30
Oct
60
Jan
56 ¥4
52 ¥2
56 ¥4
2,500"'
30%
Jan
61
Jun
72
¥3 Mar
1
2.50
1
Jan
.Mar
Walgreen
24 ¥2 May
70
Oct
39% Aug
100
78 ¥4
Jan
91
Aug
400
9¥a
Jan
13%
Apr
7¥a
600
40%
400
8 ¥2
Feb
Jan
40%
Oct
Jan
19 ¥4
Apr
6¥a July
31 ¥4
11 ¥2
Co
—'
Webcor,
-
Inc
Western
Jan
36 3A
56
—_10
10 ¥2
75%" Jan
4,300 "
(Un)'
__2
Western Union Telegraph—
:—2 ¥2
Westinghouse; Electric Corp——.—6.25,
Whirlpool
Corp.——1———1-5
Wilson & Co. (Un)
L_*
Wisconsin
Electric
Powerll
:_10;
13%
1,500
75%
76 ¥4
1,300
70 ¥2
Jan
89 Va Mar
Wisconsin
37'/a
37 ¥a
37 ¥2
600
34%
Jan
42 ¥4
Jun
Woolworth
28%
31 ¥2
1,650
Aug
World
56
*
56
100
10%
6,600
40%
1,300
42¥a
—1
10%
39%
42 ¥a
42 ¥a
40
40
43 ¥a'
20%
44%
Bancorporation
75%
•
■
...
'
13 ¥.
27"
43%
"91 ¥4 May
•/
1
-
Oct
8% July.
27
12% Mar
Jan
43 ¥4
Sep
Jan
54
5,300
40
May
50
30%
1,700
27
Oct
34% May
45%'
-600
42 ¥2
Apr
52
j
.40 ¥8
200
Mar
-
Jan
,
44%
...
-
•
July
55 ¥2
55 ¥2
-100
42 -'
Jan
.19
37%
37 ¥2
400
29%
Jan
37¥2
Oct/
,'_10
79 ¥2
79%
500
66% May
87 ¥2
Jun
12%
13 ¥4.
600
12
20ya
Apr
55 ¥2
Oct
"
~"~i
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I_50c
Public
(F W)
Publishing
Service
—
(Un)
1
Co
Jan
37
4 ¥2
4 ¥2
4 ¥2
125
4 ¥2
Feb
.52%
51%
53%
1,400
44 ¥2
Jan
58
34¥a
33%
34 ¥2
Jun
34% Mar
76 ¥2
4,900
7 300
25%
76
70
Sep
98 ¥2 May
Youngstown Sheet & -Tube—
"6
6 ¥»
800
6
Oct
11%
Zenith
13
¥4
Jan
12¥2 Mar
,
.
21%
^
•
Muter
t
13
8
1,050
"
9%"
,
24%
Oct
"
10
Monroe
Motorola Inc
\Y
Oct
55
100
60%
T
Jan
Universal Oil Products———'
'
1:
(Un)_„
Manufacturing Co
Chemical Co_
Monsanto Chemical (Un)—
»
28
Jan
"
Co
Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
I)
25 ¥2
37
40%
19 ¥4
6%
U S Steel
Oct
5,000
60 ¥4
~10
Utilities—
65¥4
1,400
36
9%
300
42% Sep
78s/a
(Un)^_____________162/~c
24%
24%
Apr
-
U
42 ¥a May
52%
60 ¥2
Chapman & Scott (Un)__12.'50 f
Metropolitan Brick Inc—_J
''
' 4
24%
California——'—
Lines
United
Oct
June
50
34 ¥2 May
19 ¥2
19 ¥2
Feb
Jun
1,050
36f
common—
Feb
32 ¥2
•
65% Aug
27%
25 ¥2
82 ¥4
Jan
Aug
15¥a
106
41
II
Corp
McCrory Corp
McKay Machine Co
Means (F W) &. Co
Merch
4
common
Sep
24 ¥2
v
43%
Universal
Marquette
'
55%
100
Corp
Electric
81 ¥2
(Un)
250
27 ¥2
2
1
1
'.
Corp
Union
80 ¥a
25 ¥a
_i ;
29%
60 ¥2
2 7 ¥2
—5
(Un)
Union
48 % May
31%
5%
Jan
59%
*
—
"
'J '
Oct
Jun
Jan
1,400
,
44%
Jan
,
Radio Corp
Tri Continental Corp
United
Kennecott
1
Union
.
Aluminum
,
33 ¥4 July
5
(Un)
Co
Trav-ler
So
24%
50c
Ramo-Woolridge
Transamerica
208
38%
73 ¥2 May
Jan
i
Kaiser
9%
Oct
5
3.33¥3
Producing
Power
Toledo
13 ¥a May
Sep
5¥a
57
600
,
Jun
49%
3.50
Inc
Thompson
Thor
5
Transmission.:
Transmission
Gulf
Textron
Oct
33
400
52 34
9%
Shoe__*
10,000
35
23%
52%
Laughlin Steel—
Gas
Texas
83% Aug
37 ¥2
48 ¥2
52 ¥2
3.50
&
34 ¥4
81%
36%
:
37%
Co
12 ¥2
Eastern
Texas
Oct
__
(Un)
Transmission
Inc
Texas
Jun
48 ¥2
*
Texaco
Mar
52
34%
Co
Stephens
&
28 ¥4
51%
5
2.50
Co
Power
28
49%
Co
International Tel
Jefferson
28
*
Harvester
International
International
43%
49%
Steamship Co
International
International
Johnson
*
...
Jun
,
Aug
-
Yates-Amer
Machine
Co
5
13 ¥4
13%
13 yi ■
97 ¥a
98%-
12%. Oct
'600
18 ¥2 Mar
88%- Jun
114% May
;97¥4- Jan
196
"
■
'
Apr
Radio
COrp
_1
_L_
__1
..
192 ¥2 192 ¥2-
500
"
"100 —
;
Sep
*
Volume
194
Number
6101
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1751)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended October 20)
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Price Range on Stocks listed
exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues
.
■"
■■
other Exchanges.
:
Friday
STOCKS
V;V:;
dually traded
",V "///
.:.//•;'
Week's
Last
Amer
Cement
American
Corp
Factors
Black
Mammoth
Bolsa
Chica
pfd
utd
Par
'
(Un)
Low
25
tUn
Corp—
23c
1.
:
3%
•
46
211/2
Sep
29%
Jan
.'
24c
156,000
26V4
3,500
31%
4%
26
441/4
Inc
i_+_!
____■:
*AQ
€o__!t!4-—-i------^--2
11,900
1.55
27 Va'
3
•
Domineuez Oil Fields Co <Un)_
22%
22%'
50%:5i
55c
55c
General Exploration Co of California—!
Products Corp——_
__1
11
11
2.95
Good
Gladden
1.75
.
.7,800
21
900
34
-
4,000
•
60c
12%
•V
Feb;
'•/;
Jan
Natco
.28%
Jan
31
Mar
Jan
5
53
Oct
90c
Apr
Jan
-
18%
31/4
1.75
2.00
36,900
Jan
2.25
1,100
1.90
Jan
3.50
buc
1.70
1.70
2.10
26,500
1.60
Feb
Imperial
10c
26c
22c
28c
89,400
50c
3%
3% .! 4%
--8,700
___—
Jade Oil
Leslie
—
Salt
Co
———
,.10
—
v
65
2.00 Mar
66
22c
3 %
'
<
10%
590
8%
Jan
19&
25 Vz
Jan
33%
Oct
20
37%
Jan
43%
Oct
23%
M & M Oil Co
(Un)
Navigation
McBryde
Sugar
Co
Meier & Frank
Merchants
Nordon
Co
Petroleum
Oil
North
Oil
Invest
Gas
&
6%
Development-
Southern
Trico
Cal
Oil
Union
16
16
2.10
45c
50c
Sugar
1.50
132
22
July
50c
Jan
Jan
76V2
Below
daily closing
66
■.
32'/a
,
"
35'/a
:
9%
4%
1
18%
35 V2
6
•
63% July
79%
23 %
Jan
32 V4, Oct
/ 75
27%
Jan;
38% Aug
9% May
6 i
59
30%
30%
25%
25%
25%
39% ! 43 Va
-5
•
59
906
37 Va
Jun
29 %
Aug
39%
50%
Jan
Averages
averages of representative
—Bonds—
5
33%
Westates Petroleum common-!.*
Preferred (Un)
'
.! —_10
_1:
(Un)
—
16%
1,50
6 3/4
11%
242.15
91.35
77.89
80.49
151.02
126.81
241.70
126.78
241.27
91.36
78.02
80.63
85.66
83.91
127.34
78.00
Jan
80.65
1.80
242.06
91:40
85.66
Jun
83.93
Oct.
19
——
704.85
150.87
129.22
243.09
91.41
77.97
81.10
85.62
84.02
27
Sep
1.25
Apr
153/4
Averages
Utilities,
!_5
•
;
/
52
;
51
>
52
400
14»/2
Jan
July
173/4 Sep
25%
Jan
35
-
10,000
Jan
65
May
■'
'
/'"
•
/
stocks,
/
'■
daily
by
using
the
following
16.66.
divisors:
1
:*
•
6%
Jan
54%
•
National
by
Date
Apr
Quotation
'. High'
Sep
Tues.
Oct. 17
Oct. 18
Bureau, Inc.
Week's
Friday
La-st
Oct. 19
132.34
Oct. 20—!—-
132.49
1
*
V
.
Wood
American
Steel
Stores
"common..'..
J.
Co
_!
Corp
Atlantic
City
Electric—
Budd
Transit Co
Com Dairy
Shares
97»A
v.—
Range
30 %'
51% i
76%
Feb
97%
Jan
130 %
30%
Oct
51%
2,859
32 Va
-•332
17%
17%.
970
1
-8%
12%
5
—
9
35%
-
Jan
30 %
Aug
-12%
—
Jan
Oct
Apr
19 %
Curtis
D
C
1.80
_i
25
•
Publishing Co
7%
Oct
10 >/4
System class
Delaware Power & Light
A
:
2,118
12 Va
Oct
17%
20c
com
A
of
Fair
Ford
Motor
:v;60c
ll3/4
2
56%.
3,550
~
95.55
•
Jan
■"6
Oct
26
?
-o
•'
■
•
,
53
533/4
27%
27%
r->;
Feb
14
"3,049'
;
Jan
56%
3j'/4
1
High
1961—
1
Low
»
138.2
—0.3
118.3
131.0
+ 0.1
137.4
-
113.0
128.8
—
and
129.2
132.7
—0.3
132.8
117.0
126.0
—0.4
130.5
109.2
111.0"
—
1
Trade,
*
110.9
+0.1
110.0
173.3
144.4
+ 2.0
174.8
132.5
87.0
174.8*
-
-
89.0
•
97.8
0.9
171.4
+ 2.3
99.5
83.3
,171.8
173.3*
—
Service
.
Oct
—1960
Change
6,'61
+
,
Oct
J an
Oct*.
125.5
—
-
Goods
Transportation
Utility J
Finance
Percent
1957-59=100
132.3
I
Goods
closing
the
on
137.5
:
Jun
42
2o%
...
based
557
50V4
Jan
65
100
23%
Feb
27%
♦New
High.
-
■
.
Mar
Bait—
5
L„_.^il
i 37%
37 %
38%
5
(Julius),
9%
4,120
33
53
109.39
'
.
—
Manufacturing
16% May
53%
104 %
101 Va
105 %
_/2
ll7/a
Dairies-——_•——_!___!
conv
Jan
323/a
__lo
at
34% Aug
11%
12%
2,153
'37%
37%
100
227/a
227/a
337
11%
12
220
*i>j /ti
voting preferred
L*
Motors Corp—
12
1.66%'
49%
49%
50%
Sep
109%
50c
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jun
40
7,309
,
common_I_!l
common—
Acceptance Corp
General
Jan
8%
56
Co
Garfinckel
General
Battery
America
Stores:
Foremost
11%
37%
33
,.//
.
Composite
1283/4 Aug
57% Sep
-693
•
Jan
3,573
/.■
11%
77%
6.75
non-voting_.L___—__—•
Food
613
53%
11
prices
•
Jan
5
Storage
Class
50%
11%
stock
Oot: 13,'61
May
1133/4 115%
7,;/
51
l
—
Duquesne Light
Finance Co
115%
of
Aug
Non-Durable
Transit
Electric
index
for the current year.
53% Aug
37 % Aug
'
-
SEC
Durable
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler. Corp_,
4
'
prices of 300 common
stocks for the week ending Oct.
13, 1961, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Apr
39
87,515
13%
12.%
High
Low
V SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
32% July
103 Va
50%
_
Jan
1,433
-
•31%
"
*
2,406
31'"
_13
■
3
for I960
High-
..
23 Va
-
16,914
119% 122 '
'
50
__:-.5c
/__!_
:
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
28%.
93 %
121 'A
> 31 '
4.33
i—:
Atlantic - Research
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton J
Baltimore
•
20
-
High
28%
96%
__33%
!_!_!_!
:
,
_*_1
——
American Tel & Tel"-—-"—
Arundel
28%
--10
;
Oct
Jan
for Week
p~
of Prices.*
.
Low
Alan
.
132.49
131.69
Sales
Range
;
Sale Price
<
106.57
—
Low
131.71
:
Fri.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
,
5.34;
Range for 1961 to date
"
131.92
___
Thurs.
1
Rails,
'
Oct. 16
»-
s^V,
3.09;
,
Closing
Mon.
Wed.
ST-O'CK
Industrials,
83.92
(35 Stocks)
,
Compiled
Aug
1.85 May
Jan
32
85.67
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
4
6
80 66
Jan
32
1.00
compiled
are
8.26;
1.80 Mar
Jan
500
78.02
.
20% Mar
Jan
July
■
9L35
Jun
2.60
-
83.87
150.72
■
-
! 85.75
150.42
Jun
16
20,600
-
127.17
703.15
1,900
1.65
6%
1.55
-
151.77
Total
704.20
29%
-
Rails
701.98
700
333/4
Rails
—
1,700
16%
33%
'
'
trials
703.31
13———
Stocks
16——
Sep
3%
Bonds
ties
18
Apr
30%
40
ties
roads
17—
8%
3%
Utili¬
trials
Oct.
2.95
30 >/4
Grade
Oct.
Jan
600-
10
Grade
Oct.
Oct
600
10
Second
Indus¬
Apr
5%
-
16%
1
Coast Late Insurance
1.05
24,500
65
Utili¬
First
•
Apr
1.50
■
10
Jun
25%
1.65
3%
Oct.
Rail¬
Total
1.00
200
/
"'30%
Date
15
2.90
600
18%
Oct
173/a
10,500
14%
Jan
•
30% ' Oct,
22 Va Jan
-
Jan
7
18
Feb
Jan
1.10
26
13%
7% .Apr
248
790
,
*
32%'
40
20
Indus¬
Oct
1.80
1.65
—•
West
143/4
6%
14%
common———'—!—
Jan
20c
900
Apr
J an
-Stocks-
41% Mar
14%:Mar
-
Apr
18%
Z"
stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
on
May
26
„50c
Victor Equipment Co—>
200
-:/■••''
Oct
6%
,3,600
1.55
80c
22
45,200
:
Jan
„
80c
Sep
6,715
6%
67%
.
29%
!
35%
Stock and Bond
the
are
Apr
25c
-
25% May
'
•/ 50
Apr
Oct
Apr
5.75 Aug
Jan
66
5
6.25
Jun
1.75
6%
series A -—25
pfd
Co
33,000
16
1.95
1
Co
Gas
850
45c
__25c
.*
Co—
Gas
&
//•■/"■
2.00
„—1
.
Oil
14%
33 Va c
Bottlers,
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Ranch
200
pfd_ „_25
Rhodes Western:'!_!
Rice
-.-
1
—1
United
22%
13%
14%
48c
10
Co
Pepsi-Cola
40c
25c
i._J
Co
—
American
Pacific
IIIIs
Ltd
Co
% 44c
22%
•
*
(Un)_____,
(Un)
Corp Ltd
Norris
—10c
.
110
70c
10%
10
Matson
Oct
43%
5%
IKF
;
;
30
M J
Apr
33
,,.10%
___
Corp
61c
48%
Oct
,
10
1/
Westinghouse Elec
3% May
Oct
Ui.20
200
Jan
32%
43%.
*
70c
2.85 Mar
2.05
Western—
23 %
Jun
2.90
65c
190
74
45 Va
43%
32%.
"
'
Corp
5
Screw & Bolt Corp of America—_l,
/Vanadium Alloys Steel-'——7—!—
5
'
Westinghouse Air Brake
:
10
'. Feb
37
Jan
2.25
6,200
Oct
29%
13%
10
8.50.
common
Rockwell-Standard
3.00 Feb
1.95
:
Jan
31%
23%
PghllIIIII_5
IIIIIIIIIIII5-
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
53% -Jun
1
10c.
50%
255
34%
29
28%
High
28
61/4 July
Co of California-—^
Oil Co capital (Un)_-—
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp ,\Un)
Humor
Holly
Range Since Jan. I
Low
73
•
32%
System—_
Corp
Oct.
Jan
8%
Brewing Co of
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co_;
Home
(Joseph) Co_
McKinney Mfg
——!_,
5% July
May
■
v
32c
2,800
:
Apr
Oct
34c
48V4
40y2 Aug
400
....
381/2
Gas
Shares
High
73
—-II™„IIIo:
Duquesne
251/a May
,
•
Feb
20%
.2,100
2.151
22%
5i
::
litd;
650
v.-
451/4
2.15
Emporium Capwell; Cq_+——i!—!!_:!10;
;
.'Feb
9c
•
5,400
46%
'
41/2 r
44%
Exeter Oil CO
.
■
4'/a
California; Ink
:.Co!!_!_,——J5.50,
Abbey
'
41/2
46
Castle & Cooke
Cypress
"
73
Columbia
High
250
600
*
22c
■3%
!5
/Gas/& 011—
Buttes
331/4
1
Consolidated Mifc—_bc,
Oil
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc—i—ii.
22
32 %
33%
ince Jan, 1
Range
Low
for Week
Low
Co_^
Blaw-Knox Co
Shares
High.
21 %
10
Cork
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
;
Week's
Last
Sale Price
'
Armstrong
"
v'/
Friday
STOCKS
on
Sales
Range
"
/of Prices /
j
Sale Price
39
Oct
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
11% Aug
Feb
Mar
38
July
17%
Jan
26
Mav
No. of
10%
38,200
15
29
Jan
13
May
Shares
KfiX-t,
51%
Oct
Int'l
U. S.
Total
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Stocks
Railroad
;
Sales
-
Macke
Resistance
2534
&
Co
263/4
——
Corp
27%
35%.
19%
1,842
35%
'
42
139
26%
253/4
200
Jan
20 %.
Feb
35%
A
39 %
Oct
'
35%
■
$5,127,000
$228,000
$5,355,000
3,114,870
5,410,000
266,000
5,676,000
Wed.
Oec.
5,257,000
277,000
5,534,000
3,654,960
5,987,000
366,000
6,353,000
Oct. 20
3,467,820
5,466,000
166,400
5,632,400
16,801,760
$27,247,000
$1,303,400
$28,550,400
Oct
25%
28%
25%
Oct
78%
813/4
815
77 Va
Jan
91
357
26% Mar
35
Total
Jun
4,606
28 Va
Oct
Week Ended Oct. 20
1961
Stocks—Number
of
Shares
36%
1,387,
"1,961
"
34'/a
33%
14%
Jan
.
26%
11.%
32%
Jan
"*
46%
35
981"*
47%"
19%'
34 y8
.
1,604 '
35%"
*8%
*7%
21%
21%
8%
30
"9,765
"3,8fi9
22%
i*,
"
:loo,
""
.'7%
95 7
43% •44%
63,%
64%
64%/
100
U.
Jan
34
Oct
International
Jan
16Va Mar
,.48
S.
Foreign
—
——
and
Industrial
Oct
Total
Oct
11%. Mar
Jan
25%
Sep
100
Jan
Co
class
>-ScotV< Paper Co—
B
;j!___!_!_____
Southeastern
2.50
Public
Service
17a
8%
130
-'South.Jersev Gas
178
-
common...!
'Smith Kline &/French. Lab——_i—"_i>
*10"
;
'.■"7%
~
42%
1,317'
•
9
Jan
-
10,360
,124% 131%
69%
67%
10c
7%
3,487
10,873
70"
45 %
46%
163
46%
,
Apr
9
;oct
;
/Oct
'■t
Jan
.131%
Oct
Jan
73%
Aug
Jan
49%
Oct
r-
Mon. Z
Oct. 16—
Tues.
Oct. 17—
Sun
'
Oil
Texas
Coj.
United
.
United
i__
Eastern
Thompson
•
20 %
Transmission..-!'
•'57%
13,50
17%
:5
63%
Ramo-Wooldridge
20%
117
15%
Jan
21%
Apr
Wed.
Oec.
"56%
58%
2,646
47%
Jan
58%
Oct
Thurs.
Oct. 20
6,717"
16/
Sep
18%
Jun
82 V4
63%
634
Va
5
Washington
Gas
Corp
Light
68%
—L—_.l
common
'J
i
n
-
8%
13.50
8%
8%
685
68'%
64
7
Jan
1,161
52 Vi
Jan
660
10 Va
-
-i*
:10%
,75*.
10%'
Oct
bonds
2,285
77%
Transit Co 4s,series A-^1975
.455. series.,A —%_..^_,_.^ll975
For
footnotes,
....
y vv r.;:
Bal'imore
.
see page 44
20,076,000
$4,500
57,586.000
1,263,149,000
1,01§,238.600
;
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
(No. of
Bonds
Shares)
$112,000
!
Gov't
Total
,
Bond
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
"
$117,000
$5,000
87,000
5,000
82,000
53%
Jan
/
77%
~
96
95-%-
'
•
82
Sep
'
Bonds—
Foreign
Feb
_
96%
1,500
.
91
Jan
94% Oct
98 %
MaV-
165,000
18,000
166,000
78,000
*
3,000
9,000
90,000
$544,000
$53,000
$28,000
$625,000
i
Shares''
:
6,305,470
6,475,235
Corporate!
$571,000
$39,135,000
56,000
V. 2,087,000
28,000
42,000
1,432,000
$625,000
$669,000
*
,
Jan. 1 to Oct. 20
1960
1961
401,952,444
231,136,170
•/
$544,000
Government—
....
I960
1961'
of
^
8,000-r-
$1,000
113,000
1,472,350
1,334,225
:
5,000
35,000
Week Ended Oct. 20
Foreign
95%
159,000
1,282,520
•
Domestic
•"
►
Stocks
6,475,235
Stocks—Number
.
:
I '
56,469,100
$28,550,400 !. $21,£04t000 $1,319,620,100 $1,072,829,100
1,101,705.
18—!.
Total
69% Aug
17% Feb v"
r.
"
_!/•
27,247,000
Apg
60%
17%
.
"
"
_1
!——4
Improvement
Marion
* 609,014,169
Jan
9
16%
'
Corp
Gas
Universal
$1,5281865-
$1,303,400
-1,284,435
4
Oct. 19—!_
Fri.
-
827,291,898
Ill——$2,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
;
11% Mar
178
Aug
Oct,
85%
27%
r" 12,932,430
-
1960
/•" Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Oct
4a
"1,216
Jan. 1 to Oct. 20
1961
I960
Sep
.
64%
"7% July
38
.
Jun
46
*~
"10
—:
—y—
•
Reading. Co^!!__—50
URiggSr. National"
Bank.——/■,!!!
—25
z
16,801,760
»
——-
Bank—,—___—_
!
'
—
Railroad
Oct
/>
Government
v
21% July
35%
,
33%
"4,016
3,421c
Bonds--;.../,., ;>../■• «V- *'/
Oct
Jun
17%
"
100
:
_
Aug
36%
15% July
19,933/
'
43
Jan
15,802
15%
27 %
.6,909
34%
14%
17%
Potomac Edisoh 4.70%
100
•pfd!;_!.i!'!
Potomac Electric" Power common
_10
Public Service.Electric!Gks
bom— L\i»
—
40%
36
36%
Philadelphia Electric Co common-!.
Philadelphia Transportation Co~—! _10
Philco Corp—
—_v!— - -3
Finanoe
\
"
39%
—
Perfect Photo Inc^—__
•Rftter
•
3,522,920
j,
Aug
28 Va
18—!
Oct. 19
Fri.
27% Aug
•
2,841,190
Oct. 17—
Thurs.
or
Apr
28 Va
Pennsylvania Gas & Water common.
Pennsylvania -Power & Light—!—!
Pennsylvania RRJ—!__1______!:;___ 50
Peoples Drug Stores Incl_—
_5
•
1,082
~
16+aC
Linotype
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
.
26 Va
:. .—_25c
Inc
Mergenthaler
26%
257/a
253/4
Inc__
Magnavox Co
Martin-Marietta
Merck
10c.
Vending class A
Madison Fund
Oct. 16
Tues.
International
Mon.
53,000
//
$23,821,000
'
1,215.000
999,000
.
T/>tal
'.$42,654,000 !
$26,035,000
40
(1752)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Canadian
STOCKS
'
Par
for Week
of Prices
Par
Abitibi
4
Power
ft %
&
Paper
Atlantic
Class
Shares
39 ft
39
39%
4,157
24%
24%
24%
361
10%
11
655
Sugar common
•
A
•
__
Algoma Steel
a22 &22 ft
•
47 ft
47
_•
28ft
27 ft
50
47 ft
47 ft
Aiigio Canadian Tel Co 4ft%
$2.90 preferred
50
50
pfd
53
•
42
49
4i
At"'**
cvjrn
$2.50
;
.
corp
•
_
Selburn
5%%
5%
pfd
Montreal
Bank
of
Nova
Lower St Lawrence Power
-
Sep
51ft
235
54
50
Feb
50ft
80
34%
Oct;
53
&
July-
29ft
Jan
46%
53
Aug
-1,310
22
:
Jan
34%
Bowater Corp 5%
5 ft %
preferred
•
33
Mersey 5ft %
Pioneer
59 ft
Morgan & Co 4%%
2,021
66"%
Jan
70%
2,086
54ft
Jan
70%
45%
44ft
53
53
900
41
Jan
38
39 ft
1,480
25
May
56%
56
56%
12,029
49%
49%
25
46
Mar
50
Mar
Brazilian
52
Traction
51%
51ft
6.10
100
3.75
3.80
3,701
60
60
50
Power
<s
British
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
•
3.80
•
•
Power
Products..:
33%
25
50 ft
(1959) Ltd
25
Company
Oct
45 ft
National
Nova
53ft
Sep
Scotia
Canada
Steel
Pacific
52 ft
y.
Oct
6.25 Aug
Oct
Pen mans
5% Miy
Jan
6%
Oct
60
a._
32% Aug
$1.30
&
Dominion
Corp
Bros
6%
38
5ft
6.10 Mar
27 ft
28
28%
28%
28 ft
21%
24
2,245
10
19
British
13%
23 ft
23 ft
51%
55%
Aluminium
•
common
alOft
$1.75 .series
Chemical Co
Canadian
Fairbanks
Ltd
h
•
common
12
18% May
43% Jan
10
Feb
Jan
21
21ft
Feb
33 ft
36%
75
32
20 ft
25
18%
Jan
6
6
550
6
10 ft
900
10
Aug
a8
a8
300
5ft
5ft
5%
II
Canadian Husky
Hydrocarbons
1
:
»
*
7%
1,300
4ft
11
11
225
Canadian
Imperial Bk of Commerce.10
68ft
68 ft
69%
Canadian
1,809
63%
•
14%
14 ft
14%
1,618
14
•
12 ft
12 ft
123/4
1,194
50
37 ft
38
145
j
5%
Canadian
International
Preferred
Canadian
com—
_
Marconi
Canadian
Power
Oil
Co
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Ltd
5%
1,015
4.85
Jan
34 ft
2,627
23%
Oct
35 ft
25 ft
4,976
21ft
Jan
12 %
11%
12%
5,918
19
19%
400
12 ft
14 ft
1.125
•
•
4.65
•
12%
_•
22%
I
•
HI
A
Credit
new
•
common
•
-Credit Foncier Franco-Canadian
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Crush
Zellerbach
class
Distillers
Dome
•
common
Seagrams
Coal
-2
6%
7%
Du
of
Eddy Paper
Electrolux
Class
4.50
«•
common
.»
Co
Hudson
6ft
18%
19
19,673
22
22
15 ft
134
Knapp
Voting
Weston
.
Zellers
Oct
140..
I
July
Jan
21
5.250
150
•36
36%
1,040
«
36%
102
Amalgamated
183%
•
HH
"•
Canada common's
com
~~
_.
76
28
27%
a58
7 60
CornH
'
5
preferred
Lines__HH__
preferred
see page 44
.5
May
Belle
&
Paper
-
24ft
Ja-n
39ft
Feb
SO
100
Jan
104%
109
20
106 %
Jan
109
Bateman
Mines
Mines
Bay
Oct
Aug
May
44%
Jan
'Blue
Warrants
Bornite '
500
Ilo
Burnt
23
12 ft
Butterfly
16
Aug
Oct
24% Mar
Sep
3.15 Mar
1.52
200
55 ft
69%
57%
1,025
54
Feb
Jan
Jan
1,023
10
13 Vz
58
37%
19%
..
2,042
"
5% Mar
8ft
Jan
Aug
Jan
38%
14 ft Mar
Jan
2.95
2.95
1,725
17 ft
2,600
14
60
2.45 Mar
17%
__
8%
10 ft
Sep
13
'*
Sep
3.90
Jun
Apr
19'/a
Aug :
Aug
16%
16
16%
1,552
Jun
18
21%
21%
1,000
17ft July
22
24
24
525
19
July
24
37
38
200
35
Jan
42
Mar
48
48
100
44% July
48
Sep
Shown
__
.,
'
;
__
Are
..."
>
13%
Oct
Oct
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Jan
Jan
13
Au-»*
Sep
ft May
III
Mines
Mills Ltd_.
Hill
6,743
11%
13'/a
11,825
51ft
51%
52 ft
46%
46
46%
14%
14%
15
2,930
12%
a6
a6
62
5%
31ft
32 3/4
4,521
33
20
Oct
20
Canorama
100
20
Oct
20
Oct
Carbec
Oct
1,759
45
Jan
13% Sep
57% May
8,388
37%
Jan
48%
Sep
Canadian
Kodiak
Jan
16%
Jim
Canadian
Power
Canadian
Gen.
Internat'4
55 ft
Aug
Cartier Quebec
18
Jun
Inv
4C
14,000
2c
6 ftc
3.567
3c
Sep
Apr
12c
1.94
107,312
45c
Jan
1.94
39c
42c
23,976
29c
Aug
Jan
?
1,500
«■.
1,267
11
lift
7%
100
4.95
Jan
3c
6,000
2 ftc
Apr
8 ftc
51,000
7c
43,500
2 ftc
Jan
20c
10,020
17c
Feb
•
Feb
Feu
Oct
Odi
8ftc Oct
Jan
7.75
50c
May
12 %
8.90
Sep
Apr
3c'
7 ftc
18c
9 ft.
12 ft
19,030
"2.50
3.60
10,100"
70c
Mai-
13c
1,000
llc
Aug
33c
Mar
17c
2,000
10c
Jun
20c
Oct
.
8 ftc
12c
11c
25
1-7%
1
6ft
12,000
2.00
5c
564,300
10c
10c
2 ftc
6c
10
7,000
6.00
300
14%
14%
500
11%
_*
_■_»
14
15c
,
8c-1"
35c
Feb
.
3.60
Apr
Jun
May
20
Apr,-"
6
Sep
Mar
5c
1
16
41
213
30
Jan-
75
18
Feb
25
1.50
1.60
7ft
'i
41
25
16,718
80c-
Feb
370
5ft
Jan
3c
6,300
2c
Feb
40c
44c
95,310
13c
Mar
Oot
8% May
Aug
7ft
Oct
2.00 Mar
Jan
2c.
2 ftc
Sep
12c
"
41
1.60
Mar
Maw
15c
'
25
•
J-1.1
12 ft -Oct
Mar
17 %
a
Jan
5c
-
■
2.00 Mar
4 ftc
a
1.70
Feb
Sep
Aug
Jun
-
Ltd
1
85
7,329
57"%
Jan
38 ft
87% Aug
2,375
30ft
Jun
39
Oct
42%
Ch em all iv
2,050
45 ft
33%
Jan
49
Jun
463/a
40ft
Jan
9c
9c
500
9 ftc
10c
6,000
'
^
13
13
___1
-■
3c
3c
3 ftc
3-51)
3.40
3.60
16,410
3c
3c
3c
500
10c
.-12c
8,500
4c
4c
: "
5c
5c
ft
1
H
f
1
12c
_1
_i
.
1
6C
Oct
Jury
44c
Oct
Feb
19c
Jun
8c
1,500
_1
L*
-
L_—:.
7ft
'
6'/2C
Sep
12 ftc
Jan
'
Mining Corp
Chibougamau CoDoer Corp___>
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd!
Cleveland Copper Corp:
41c
j-1
Chess
Ltd
>
_i
1
Explorations Ltd_
38
*
1
Ltd
Minerals
8 ft
5c.,
Aug
5 ftc- Apr
6.00
Ltd
42
Sep
44%
6c
4 ftc
Ltd
Paper Inv
42%
13
3c
*
Ltdx
Refineries
<V.
38 ft
8ft May"
5c
Trust. Ltd___*
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
May
Jan
_1
Explorations Ltd
Jan
2j/2c
com 3
Ltd
Investments
Canalask Nickel Mines
Oct
5,000
May
1.70
12c
Ltd
Corp
Mines
Canadian
15
4c
6C
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd_
11%
'
4c
»
3.40
13c
Ltd_>___
13
52
9 %'. 0"t
Ltd
Edmonton
25
Jan
2.00
Mines
Co
Canadian Colliers & Resources Ltd
165
6%
37
15V2c. Oct
•17c'
'1-—^
Corp_^
Calumet
17
1,292
4c
3.60
Apr
Apr
53%
25
9%
—
Apr
17
37ft
9ft
12%
11%
53%
2.10 July
37 ft
L
Ltd
Tungsten
Mines
3 ftc Aug
5c
■
12%
Canadian
5,167
5,350
Refining Corp^
Uranium
Aug
14c
3.05
9ft
:___
Inc_
22
&
1.10
"
Oct
19C
Jan
Calgary
High
35c:
7ftc
4.50
78
12c
■
2.90
Mines Ltd
4.20
Jan
26c
July
Sep
17:75
Co
4.25
60%
4.970
16c
'
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?
3c
Feb
jun
Range Since Jan. 1
-"'Low'
95c
13c
Co
&
"
60.381
8 ftc'
Jan
50ft
;
High
35c
II
7.60
Oct
for Week
31 ftc
Ltd
7.40
31ft
!
40c
465
6ft Aug
Sales
;
-
90c
Ii
Ltd.-
1,600
Jan
Low
-35c
-i
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2,400
5.00
E
*
Is
10
3.10 May
Range
3.05
Mining—
9.50
14
Week's
or irx ices1
•
—
163/4
45
6ft
13 V2
17%,
Jan
May
21%
*
9.90
al2
813
i0
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9.20
al2
6ft
Sep
May
32
1.75
3c
Raceway
Copper
21% Aug
11%
„
80
July
*
Ltd
Co
Mining
Bonnyville Oil
16 ft May
2,255
Jan
68 Vz
1.75
Ltd
Bluewater Oil & Gas
1,385
-
67%
Jan
1,635
Mining Corp Ltd
Bonnets
1,880
74%
10% Mar
1.72
Iron
Bellechasse
102
73%
Aug
*
Beatrice Red Lake Gold
Sep
3 %
&
Jun
22%
73%
8
3,530
55 V4
ft Mar
55 Va
33 ft
Oct
23%
1
18
Jan
Oct
191/a
66%
_«
Oct.
54%
57ft
56 ft
*
Ltd
Aug
27%
855
34% Mar
32
66
L-i—•
Development Co Ltd
Telephone
Barvallee
18 3/I
46%
Oct
1,480
•
22%
H
Jan
9% Aug
•
55 ft
—1
4.60
26
83%
4
a58
23
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"__
22
84ft
28
'•
66%
•
Jun '
35
Jan
21
>.
48
56 %
__
43ft
.
Jan
'
f
Oct
Apr
Mar
6.
4,835
a58
Jun
'
15ft
'•/•:•> 300
32
Sep
May
27%
"
160,
751/4
-
."
29%
Jan
26
Oit
18%
53%
16
75%
«
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'V"
275
;___
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30
-2,515
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•
32%
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14
12 ft
•
15i/a
Last
Apr
35
105
28ft
27%
•
29%
:
July
H'-40?
-75
1,705
60 ft
July
26
..180
-
21
"
•
Jan
15ft
1,175
r
7%
H
•
50c
Beau
Gold
22 ft
inn
.
3.25
111 ft
109
26 ft
32% >
7%«
•24/
505
•
Molvbdenite
Anglo-Amer
12 ft
«
HH
47% Oct
Oct
10
2,500
•
3.00
19%
Jan
69%
20
~
new
9ft
60
6,270
3.65
I
_
2,290
26%
_
'
7
29 ft
.
Oct..
20
32%
13,884
54%
;
Consolidated
Anglo-Nfld
Jan
3.40
27%
"4I3V4
-
102 %
Jan
Oct
.
'
Anglo-Can Pulp
2.00
26%
43%
—
Par
Oct
16ft
3.40
25%
Sale Price
Jan
1,338
26%
Jan
11%
59%
32 %
STOCKS
50ft
400
10
I
99%
350
25
Friday
26
75
IIZLl
24% Mar
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jan
29 ft
_',
;
Jan
54%
9V2
A
Avalon
.
18%
7,160
-•
26ft
—
Aug
11% May
14% Oct
10
16%
60 ft
7ft
Jan
Jan
31 %
f
Aumaque
!
'.
*
Prices
Jan
Sep
1
/-
*
com
6.00
62
.;
59 %
26ft
'* _2Vf
Aug
July
10%
.
I
101ft 101ft
J25% -V
>
86
y
.875
675
127/8
a22V2 a22V2
__
common.*
-■
Feb
: Oct
'9% May
10%
15%15%
preferred
Alscope
Oct
17
8
"
' IOV2
•' 12%
•-
10
common
Oct
9ft
16 ft
18%
Jan
7% Mar
81 %
certificates.
15%
27%
106% 106%
12%
13 ft
July-
4.60
15 ft
a22ft
Worts
&
Class
16
Feb
•
Co_
AJax Minerals Ltd
Apr
13ft
3,075
Apr
^
B
Ltd
4,680
Jan?'.
:
trust
(Geo)
Class
600
7%
8%'
72
__:
(Canada)
Trans
Sep.*
I
L~H .50
Inland Cement preferred..!
IISEHlo
International Nickel of Canada—!_!_•
Gooderham
&
Westcoast
Aug
Jan
4.68%
IFor footnotes,
Walker
Webb
22
6ft
16 ft
Oct
Jun
10 ft
.
jun
•
Sep
21%
81 Vb
Augustus Exploration-^.
~ f
Feb
5
♦
Sep
.
20ft
Feb
-
30 ft
715
•
..
8
I_
50
Jan
4,387
Corp
Jun
_
6ft
Steel
Sulphur
Corp
Ltd
Jan
s
19 %
i
40 ft
Jan
17
12
Aug
820
17%
35 ft July
36 Vz
320
a85y8a85'/8
__
12"%
20 % July
,
4.126
17%
Aug
9% Mar
55ft Mar
78 ft
Telefilms Ltd
Bay Co
Mining
Pipe
Jan
26
17 ft
49 ft
•
216
l73^
7
8Y2
-
__
^_ioo
_-_
Atlas
~•
Sep /
Sep/!:
12
A
Atlas
Corp
17'ft
7-
/ 8%
10%
Bank
class
Oct
Pittfield____I
\ Interprovincial
17 ft
Sep
Jan
9ft
,
Oct
76%
Pipeline
Oils
Jun
25
2.60
Aug
53%
,
757
-
Oct
60 ft
.
250
49
'
Oct
~
Paper
15%
8%
2.60
37
.1
Jun
~
Utilities
Finance
Canada
17ft
56
Jan';1,:
4.50
33%
_•
70
1
International
Jan
9%
a8
45
10
23 ft
:78ft
Jun
25 ft
a8
Jan-.
695
30ft
:*
.
45
-
~
a21V4 a21V4
17ft
>
*>
40
I—HI
100
—IIHIIlOO
International
121
15
134
200
50
Jan
10
14
.
24
50
Jan'
40 ft
2,'?15
36
a21%
50
5%
30
'
855
Jan
'Apr
Jan
3,984
a48
48 ft
•
Canada
Apr
I
I
preferred
137
23%
50
36
Jan
14
40 ft
-
39%
-
33
110
Oct
14%
8.249
a48
5ft
40
•
Steel
Jan
./
of
134
15%
•
.—4—4
Oct
86
19%
100
6%
Feb
El
Ltd
15
67 %
May
14%
"
——
'
1_
c
53 ft-
Oct
Apr
Mar.
112
15
625
58 ft
JLUlkl—* '^21% \}
prefferrea______nil!L
lo
c'i51/2"
25
class A
Glass
18%
58
51 ft
21ft
-
•
28 Vz Mav
v
a24
>
Jan
Oct
10%
4,240
525
•
110ft 110ft
■' a23
5%
•
32
'
Sep
13%
716
15%
32
w
—_________50
21%
preferred
Acceptance
Iroouois
lift
15
27
______•
Canada
58 ft
Warrants
$2
10 ft
15
of
25
preferred
$2.75
14 ft
Dfd__^
1,475
common
Imr.otia] Tobacco
Irrin.s
200
14 ft
10 ft
Jun
*
A
Power
7.00 Aug
19
Sep
Jan
22%
47
364
Oct
13
Jan
1,915
59%
70
I
Oil
66
•
Bav
Imperial
45ft
568
24%
common.
40
Class B
Hudson's
680
86
13%
24%
1
___
38
Renfrew
&
15ft
67
83
Oct
Aug
.19ft. Sep
56 ft Aug
.
24ft
Co___
69
3
A
,
Warrants
Oil
1
65
15%
54%
-
Jan
ViauLtd;
Sep
Sep
class
Co
•
•
United
Oct
..
23ft
Apr
Jan
Apr
common
40
preferred
Home
2.60
al8ft a!8ft
.
Handy Andy Co
Home
225
"
./Feb: V
15%
10
Vendomatic
Oct
'45ft
Jun
Jan?
10 Va
40
10 Vb
50
j..
70
Genera] Dynamics
Great Lakes Paper
Holt,
10% May
Jan
665
2,053
17%
common
pfd..—IHI~20
A
preferred
5ft%
Jan
Jan
;TI;.'
igi/2
Sep
125
-I
pfd
Anthonian Mining Corp
Arno Mines Ltd-
Canada"
(Chas
6%
7.65
July
97
4,447
common—
29 ft
Canadian
Petroleum
22ft
86
*
Co
80
Jan
31%
Oct
74..-
j'
Jan/
Mar
~
29 ft
Corp
Motor
109 ft
Jan
16ft
15%
10%
15
_•
;
Go'ineau Power
5ft
•
A
class
Foundation Co of
Fraser Cos Ltd
French
•
„
Players
Frosst &
IHH_
Corp
Heating Prod class
Fleetwood
Ford
*
common
~i00
I3W
class
Jan
19%
."
Triad
Oct
60
':
Trans
19% Aug
9
€5%
Ii0
»
I
B
Famous
44 %
4.50
•
Ltd
Co
44%
4.50
com
H
Canada
25%
Oct
101
7,914
common
.Eddy Match
Enamel &
200
58
93
ft Oct?
551/2
common.__i._-
Co of
Traders
Apr
3.15 Aug
-••
Oct
43
21ft
52 ft
common—
Toronto-Dominion
Sep
May
13% July-
Jan
Sep
30
-
54
a24
Texaco Canada Ltd
28% May
•
Jan
8%
5,300
•
Brewery
Freres
8
19%
2,990
23ft
Textile
Pont
8
12 ft
H
preferred
Dupuis
625
108
45 ft
Coal
&
Bros
35
? 22
108
22%
25
Preferred
Donohue
76
21%
11%
.
Dow
10
76
22
Jan
16
5,075
21%
•
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion Tar & Cnemical
7%
200
«
preferred
Dominion
1,190
8%
12%
common
Dominion Steel
25
18%
8%
■
22 ft
preferred
Dominion Foundries «fe Steel
Glass
Jan
-30'
Jan
10%
loo
Steinbergs class A
6.00 Aug
Jan
2.50
•
Dominion Corsets
Dominion
8ft
20%
225
-2.50
Bridge
Dominion
1,820
4,903
,3.15
"•
Sep
Feb
21ft
10
A 4%
Inc
4ft%
1
Petroleum
Dominion
12 ft
22%
24 ft
8
Jan
3,15
VI8%
*
2
13%
15 %
3.00
200
8%
_•
A
International Ltd
Steel
Oct
24
11%
24%
—
Jan
JanOct
22 ft
•
Glass
4.65
7%
Jan
40
14 ft'
54
__ioo
Standard Structural
'•
16
Sep -1;"
Feb"'.;-
13 ft May
iuo
Oct
9%
10%
10%
*
•
Southam
7% May
12 ft
:
22%
4tV4
51 •%:
19
58
Ltd
Cement
&
Sogemines
26% May
10
14ft
Southern Canada Power
Feb
25
.
cmiTTf,
40
•
33%
preferred
Enterprises
II
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
'Consolidated Textile
class
Jan
Oct
24%
/
Feb
Sep
May
•
110% May
9% Aug
8
24-ft
>
2,755
v
!
Jun
/•'
8^0
49^4
V
191/3
•
Co
Simpsons
Feb
25 ft
Combined
Consumers
37
14 ft
33%
J)
Coronation
Jan
1
a97
,
„
Class A
Sicard
Apr
71% Aug
16% July
•
Vickers
Cockshutt Farm
Corbys
10ft
310
18%
15
Jun
8%
'
2,9ob
'
73;
a92
50
class A_
Sherwin Williams
12
25
common
Railway
Canadian
(B
Feb
133/
.
•
(Canada)
Corp
preferred
Series
Feb
14ft
Companies
Canadian
Coghlin
10
f
Oct
7% May
Jan
-
common
>* •
73
common.
Bhawinigan Water &
9 % May
Jun
Industries
a8%
-I
•
common
Salada-Shlrriff-Horsey
Oct
■
7ft
Jan
b •/a
a8
.
•
Canada
V)
Paper
Schneider
Oct
lift May
Apr
5
100
^
Lawrence
5%
Apr
21
(A
Lawrence
Bt
July
37
Jun
10 %
a8
St
Sep
13%
17%
10ft
'
,
Jun
20%
1
Feb
7'/a
21ft
•
25
9,050
:
5%
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Oct
56%
5
b •• 4
100
520
■
• 153/.
Royal Bank of Canada
Mar
3,990
A_50c
class
13 %
a20
'
8%
H
Rothmans
Oct
33 ft
215
".
'8%
a22% a22%
15 %
/.
•
4%% preferred
Feb
25
Feb
Roe
Rolland
July
63
Mar
•
Morse
B
76
20 ft
20 ft
25
Canadian
21ft
Jan
36
HIHHI25
$1.00 series
Oct
Jan
8ft
•
65
prior preferred
Reltman's
July
Jan
4,944
104 104ft
__
Warrants
Mar
29
24
18%
175
Jan
44
Jun
29
32
33%
Jan
10 %
__
100
Power
Jan
a20
*
17%
10,262
43 ft
Telephone..
Jan
39%
6,244
Jun
2,018
11%
43 %
Gas—^—;
Quebec
16
55
alO alOft
_•
common
30ft
200
•
15%
20%
103,;
43 ft
preferred
Quebec
Oct
25%
30
Ltd
July
250
23%
55 ft
Jan
24 ft July
770
1734
19 ft
Canada
Co
Sep
7.10
325
V
J3 %
•
Electronics
Celanese
Canadian
63
•
Breweries -common
Class
73
63
1,155
19
73
—12.50
Aviation
Canadian
18%
•♦
Canadian
23%
174
23
<*
Canadian
Canadian Bronze
2,625
27%
common
preferred
Canadian
26
•
Malting common
Steamship common
Canada
25%
of
<%:
Quebec Natural
Jan
•
Sugar
* Canada Iron Foundries
Canada
25%
173^
•
Provlncial Transport
33ft
20
common
preferred
Canada
t
•
Jan
___i
Apr
16%
414
31
29
______
Jun
Jan
250
750
28%
common
51%
a__
12%
35
37
Sep
•
39%
Mar
754
7.10
35 ft
•
Development
Power
Price
7.10
Sep
28
Tubes
preferred
Placer
Apr
33ft
8ft
-
1
Products
Page-Hersey
Aug
Aug
15 ft
July
28
Petroleums
15
45
7
28ft
common
Ontario
36
25
Oct
85
:
Ogilvie Flour Mills
July
Jun
380
Sep
.d^y2
;28%
;
Corp
May
Jan
5,440
50
22 ft
.*'■
:
preferred
Car
9
11%
15
5
common
Cement
A
Light & Power
54
;;
1961
XJalgary Power
class
Noranda Mines Ltd
Oct
29%
34
Steel
Oct
56%
755
51
Oct
21
Oct
Oct
3,765
a21
Oct
Sep
47%
250
' .a8%'
•
53%
12%
50
34
Dredging.
3.70
52
2 tft
21
385
19%
..10
Locomotive
40
Oct
Jan
Sep
173/4
A
B
Montreal
32 ft
33%
15ft
Building Products
Bulolo Gold
6.10
&21
i
.
48
15%
9,172
8ft
Preferred
12 ft
Telephone
Columbia
-Class
31%
32 ft
•
•
Brooke Bond Can
6ft
100
6.10
British American Bank Note Co
British American Oil
'British
325
•
Jan
47% Mar
130
6%
50
Ltd
Liitn*
53
6%
Oct
36
100
«.
Montreal Trust-
Jan
776 ft
6%
15
.
24
40
Oct
69
gi
71% Mar
49%
...
Oct
38 %
Feb
65% May
22 ft
I-
H :
partic pfd
24%
1,800
22 ft
110ft
'
22ft
•
common—
Mitcheir (Robt) -class
Molson Breweries Ltd
22
75%
preferred
Mines
6%
18% Mar
69 ft
^
—
Ltd
20% Mar
50
Paper—.
Co
162
45 ft
2,857
Oct
39
Apr
&7i/4
20
>585
3,221
60
15%
High
26 ft Mar
110
49ft
common
a22
70 ft
24
49%
•
•24 ft
.50
5
15
22 ft
Ltd
preferred
Miron
July
76%
_25
preferred.
Bros
$1.30
Oct
•
:
*
20
a21%
•
alio
a66ft .a66ft
15%
38
preferred
5ft %
preferred
Metropolitan Stores
Sep
Jan
25 % Mar
class A
preferred
Massey-Ferguson
55 % July
;■
Jan
48
10
Paper class A
1,675
alio
—
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River IjIq •
Maritime Tel & Tel
__10
Apr-
45
*:
.,33
•
2,035
69%
Low
39
-38% May
Jan
40
-
$2
$1.25
Oct
10
Telephone
Brown
/ .v
28
70%
B
British
49
Laurentide Financial
Jun
39
Bathurst Power
Lralorne
Lewis
July
70% Aug
79% Aug
Scotia
Banque Canadian national
Banque Provinciale .(Canada)
Bowaters
11% July
22% Sep
24 ft
1q
.
'•
25
25
of
25
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30
__
5
*
common
43 ft
45% Mar
100
33ft
a22
27%
1,125
270
-
30
-
100
Sep
'
...
Low
•
common
—
Apr
Feb
44%
34%
25
preferred
Class
44%
preferred
Ltd
t'u ~7~~
Labatt Ltd
(John) new
High
Jan
a49ft aSOft
•
Bank
Bell
44%
-a50
Steels Ltd
Bailey
54
*
50
common
preferred
AsociLUo
Atlas
Ltd
SO
Service
Jun
32 ft
14,031
'1
42
*
'8
19ft
53
.
22V4
95
47%-
Ltd
36%
-
5,685
.28 %
Aluminum Co of Canada 4ft% pfd
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred.
Aluminium
:
s
Public
Shares
•
Low
*
;;
7ft
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25
common
preferred
Arcadia
Low
Jamaica
Sales
for Week
of Prices
*"
'
Sales
Range
Sale Price
t
Last
Sale Price
-
'
Week's
Last
Week's
Range
Friday
'
'
•
„
Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
Monday, October 23, 1961
;
.
(Range for Week Ended October 20)
Exchange
Expressed in
.
200
12%
2c-
Oct
15% May
May
4c
May
Jan
4.2n
May
2 ftc May
4 ftc
1.94
Jan
4c.
Aug
10.500
3c
Jun
5c
Jan
1,700
5c
Feb
11C
Apr
-
»
18 V2c
■-
Majrt
Volume
194
Number 6101
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1753)" 41
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
:
Compagnie
Miniere
Low
1.50
Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—
Consolidated Div Standard Sec 'A"
Consol
for Week
of Prices
Par
•
L'Ungava
3c
2V20
—_
Mines
Ltd
1.00
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd—^
Quebec
Cons
Yellowknife
Ltd
,
Jan
6c
Jun
Geco
500
2Vac
Feb
6c
Jun
Giant
85c
Apr
28
Jan
.
.
■
"
Copper Rand Chib. Mines Ltd—"
Lead
&
Zinc
Crusade
Petroleum
Dalten's
Ltd
David
Prere
De n
&
It
a u
Corp
Ltd
1.45
„l
1
Limitee
class
class
A_
A.
40c
Ltd-
Mines
Dome
Dominion
__i
•
Dominion
7c
•\
*
—
Engineering Works Ltd
Explorers Ltd—
1
70c
•
„
Leaseholds
Dominion
Oct
MacLaren
30c
July
64c
Oct
Maple
40c
July
35c
Apr
16%
;.
Corp
7c
67c
May
35c
Minnesota
Fao
&
Minerals
Mines
Metal
Fontana
Mines
Sec
Reliance
Fort
Fnndv
Bay
4%c
3c
1
Mines
12c
10c
15c
•
62
62
63 V4
Ltd-
k
60c
—
Ltd
(1945)
Power
Minerals
„
1
Ltd—,.
Corp
4V2C
1
w
Ltd—r
Falconbridge Nickel
Fleet Mfg Ltd_„
Foreign
Inc
JQ'/4
.
26,000
*
Ltd
4c
Futurity Oils Ltd
Oil ventures Lid——
Golden Age Mines Ltd—
58c
16c
16o
16c
2 %Q
2V2Q.
3V2C
38c
37c
40c
11
Oct
12%
Oct
1,850
20%
Jan
25
Oct
17%
17%
205
13%
Apr
29
9,200
Ontario
International
Iso
Israel
Ceramic
Paper
Co
Iron
Kontiki
Oil
Telephone
Quebec
5%
Lead
5%
Oct
Russell
Feb'
San
24 Va
Sherritt-Gordon
Jan
46c
.
2,000
Sep
Rock
Steep
pfd
1950
Mines
Ltd
«'
Corp
Aug
Gas
Jan
71c
Mar
United
Mar
be
Oct
July
Jan
70c
Sep
27c
Oct
Ltd
5%
red
cum
30c
Jun
48c
11,500
100
25 Va
37c
500
37c
Feb
8c
8c
1,000
8c
Aug.
77c
'
Jun
35%
72c
7c
7c
550
7c
Oct
16c
3.60
4.10
14,8/5
3VaC
3M»C
500
3c
6 Va Mar
3.00 Aug
5.75
4.95
5.00
1.15
1.32
11,550
1.15
Oct
-
_i
4.50
3.90
5.90
23,700
3.90
Oct
_1
Co
Canada
Ltd
Mines
Massiai
u,d_.
7.00
-7.10
92
60
Oils
40%
40%
40%
14
14%
19%
20%
*
1.25
1.25
25
25
Mercury
26
1.00
1.05
1
pfd
11c
11c
44
43 V4
15
15
40c
:
35c
v'
V"V
10
•
—.
1.05,
>
5
6%
■
4
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd__i'
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—'
•
5c
i
Pleasant Mines
Ltd
In Canadian
Week's
Last
Ltd
Mines
Abacus
Atlantic Sugar common
Acadia
•
10%
10%
10%
*
22%
22 Va
22%
A
100
Preferred
July
Uranium
Acadia
27 Va
Aug
1.64
Oct
Acme
5.90
Oct
11c
10c
10c
10c
Feb
1.21 May
-
Oct
15
Feb
Feb
Jun
6.10
6.05
6,55
24c
Alberta
Jun
46%
*
Aug
1,07
Oct
43 Va
Jun
1.15
1.45
1.70
2.15
—
35
34
2.80
56c
39,000
97C
99c
'-■»
Jun-
11 Va
Sep
52c
Jan
4c
Aug
Alberta
Natural Gas
Apr
Alberta
Pacific
9c
Sep
4 VaC
-
100
v
May
Algoma
1.55
12c
250
•5c
Jun
Preferred
9c
Mar
Warrants
24c
May
13 Vs
•-W
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10
■
Mount
Wright
:
a3c
"-7 '/a
10,000
4
250
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50c
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1.20
11 v»
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Minera's
M.
16c
16c
1
Canada' Ltd————
M-'/sens
1.10 Aug
5lc
Jan
Jan
2.75
Oct
Jan
1.45
Oct
1.50 Mar
-
2.15
Oct
36%
Oct
60c
24%
Jan
420
105 %
Jan
11,847
70
7.90
104
Oct
110
Jan
16%
Oct
108
May
July
18»/4
I8V4
18%
41c
44c
21
20%
21
2,190
16 Va
Feb
21
62%
59%
62%
55
52%
Feb
"T 62>Va
Oct
7.15
7,25
702
Feb
8.50
Jun
47 Va
46%
•
10
'
2,245
:
,.14
Ja»rti\Hi,
38c
10,070'
20%>Mav
Mar
•
a-v
.Mar
5'/a
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——
L
Algoma Steel
—
Alminex
Jun
68c.
——•
49
•
—
Ltd_—
Aluminium
9 Va May
Jan
——-—,—50
—
2.00
1.91
27%,
27 Va
28 V4
47 Va
47%
10,693
2.00
*
4.00
32c
Jun
Oct
47%
32%
Feb
1.65
Jan
27 y4
Sep
7,266
*
9,662
'
81c
1.20
500
7c
Aluminum Co 4%%
pfd
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Jun
18c
Mar
Oct
11 Va
Aug
10 Va May-
150
:
Sep
50
——1
1
'*•
20,511
Oct
2.15 Mar
38%
45 V8 Mar
1,395
16c
18c
3,000
10C
3,750
Jan
Sep
22c
Apr
12c
Apr
Sep
5c
48
Apr
Feb
i&c
8c
9 Vac
49 V8
*
'
Native
Oct
7.15
Oils
common
Cons
Central
Mar
6.85
Oct
1.80
Oct
16c
Jan
36c
Sep
11c
Jan
6,392
15%
106 Va 106 Va
106%
100
35
14%
22% July
101
9Vac Sep
58,266
108 Va 109%
15%
Jan
Aug
49,450
108%
11% July
Jun
4c
33,252
5
Class B preferred—
A
19%
46,125
1.07
Jun
91V4
-
4,200
2.75
100
warrants——A
Jun
1.22
Aug
preferred
Class
38c
2.25
1.95
•
Trunk common—
Gas
Class A
96c
36c
•
i
Oct
15
20c
Apr
8
60
2.55
1
—
High
Aug
'
_*
—
1
23c
12 V4
Apr
36%
12,305
1
Gold
common
Voting trust—
*
30c
28
Range Since Jan. 1
2,500
28% May
42,400
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jun
7c
193,700
1.40
Sep
11
49c
7%c
1
————
100
9c
*
Advocate Mines Ltd—.—
Gas & Oil—
Agnico Mines Ltd
Akaitcho
Yellowknife
9 Vac
1.60
25
455
:
100
1
Mines
Aiueria Distillers
27
Aug
5,495
Sep
446
20 V8
-1.10
7,851
Jan
1,375
Jan
13,332
39%
6c
10,500
Apr
9 80 Mar
.Low
12c 16 Vac
38%
50c
15
15%
Shares
39 V*
Feb
85c
Apr
Feb
15%
High
•
Aug
3,800
43
Dollars
common
Abitibi Power & Paper
July
•
Jan
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
2c
23
92%
Sales
.
Range
Sale Price
15c
40
,
Feb
Exchange
Expressed
Par
12 Va
44
5c
-
Mining Co Ltd
;——1
Montreal Refrig & Storag-e Ltd "B"—_*
Royal Dairies Ltd—.
Are
STOCKS
Jun
8 Va
Jan
13c
.
4-2 LVaC'*' & 17c
i
I2V4*' •11%
1
.
Mdnpre
Mount
25
V
5.60 Aug
Jan
'
"
Mbgador Mines Ltd
—.
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—l
Mount
Shown
Friday /
6,100
•26
1
Ltd.
Ltd
Chipman
»
^
Mines
Distilleries
20c
17%
Jan
95
u
30
—
;i.92 Oct
.
38
-
1,000
*
4
450
Ltd—
Oct
11% May
,
Feb
3.20
87
4,195
20
Aug
20%
"
"
20
14%
Oct
20 Va
,
8% Mar
1.36
2,275
92
_40
1,000
'
5V2c
L1.T6C
■.
;
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Melchers
4V2C
•
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M.)
Maritimes Mining Corp Ltd
f
al4 V2 al4 V2
1
L.tri—
•
20Vs
■
'
4,200
7.00
Toronto Stock
5 Vac July
Jan
1.20
Mining
800
Jun
100
1.82
1.79
5.00
Windsor Hotel Ltd-—
July
1
of
10%
Jun
19 V4
''
"
Jun
19 V4
75
Mar
100
Corp
19%
85
10%
Feb
Jan
550
Copper
Lithium
228
20%
Pipe Line Co
•
Canada Ltd common—•
of
Sep
37c
46c
(Alfred)-Inc class A__i
Lambert
Lingside
:
20
.
a20 a20%
20%
20%
1
18 Vac July
1,000
a8
,—.
20
a20%
Sep
66c
26 V2
Mines
Jun
Jan
66c
a8
Dufault
Lake
Jun
13V4
*
Aug,
Anr
1.60
Feb
26 V2
i
1.05
Aug
1
pfd—100
pfd_
7 VaC Aug
a8
__
Oct
8
Sep
.63%
8 Vac Mar
14c
2 8'/a
Ltd—.
45 Vac
300
35 Vj
-
Jan
Sep
2Vac
1
Oil
8,568
8Vt
May
3.50 Mar
Jun
5
Laduboro
48c
8
20
Mountain Oil
Union
34
1
Acceptance Corp class A
Mining & Explor Co 'Ltd
Labrador
44 Va
*
Mines Ltd
Ltd 4%%
Trans
■
Class
Labrador
180
2,490
.
_20
20
Mines
Iron
Fin
Oct
1.20
Oct
29%
45 %C
1
Ltd_——
Industries
15c
1.11
3.95
17%
50%
Antonio Gold Mines Ltd—/—_—1
65
37c
1
Zinc
&
29
49%
—1.25
1955 preferred—
1
Corp
29%
50'A
—
1951 preferred
5%
1
Ltd
Co
9
1
*
.—5
Ltd—
Jan
33 Va
1
i.
Continental
Jubilee
Ltd
Mining
Ltd
Mines
1.13
11
*
—
Prices
Hastings Mining & Development
*
Horner Ltd (Frank
) cia .0
*
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd—l
10%
—_*—*
Ltd_
Mills
Feb
3c
58,800
•
1,000
23 V*
May
20c
11,700
*
Oct
11%
23
9c
2.25
46,700
6c
11%
11
2c
50
.
Oct
2,220
46c
100
1
.
Gaspe
6c
28,500
5c
uan
10%
Oct
11 Va
Aug
Oct
1.15
Feb
38'/a
1,050
6c
Oct
13%
10%
May
79c
Oct
3c
71,387
«
60c
50c
1
,
•>■
11%
Jun
180
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd—
V
Jun
30c
5,000
a2.75
4c
a2.75
♦
Copoer Mines Ltd
r
Apr
100
Corporation
Traders'
Empire Oil
10 V4
28%
9
B——
&
Jan
9,-to
Jan
11%
Power & Paper Co cl A—2.50
Leaf
7.35 Mar
19
-
375
''•
5,705
Oct
10c
July
27%
8.70
14%
9
Oct
38 V4
51c
125
26%
High
23% July
9.60 Mar
11%
Moore
27%
25c
•
v
8.70
27%
Ltd——5
200
*
Jan
14%
Apr
11%
„1
10
Jan
11%
Feb
I
Jun
20 Va Mar
22,301
21%
30c
6c
500
11%
1
„
18%
Ltd—
16%
-
Ltd
225
„
Ltd
60c
Aug
4,330
42,925
v.
78c
21 Va
Jan. 1
Low
22
—1
48
<
,
2.50 May
3,000
V-
79c
32c
41
Range Since
High
Mines
Gold
class
New
1.50 Mar
9% May
55
-
7c
69c
39 Va
305
«
a9.25
26
v
Oilcloth & Lineleum Co Ltd •
Nickel
30c
15
38 y4
69c
Dominion
Duniont
Ltd;
1.62 May
Sep
2,500
37
37
Shares
22
Companies Ltd new class A—*
Feb
[-•1,200
25 V2
•
Loblaw
15c
40c
16%.
:
4
Ltd.,.
Jan
5c
Mines
Mines
Gold
Canada
Kerr-Addison
81o
a44
a9.25
Mines
Kelvinator
25,200
1,000
.
Oct
of
Gold
Ltd—*
Gunnar
Hollinger Consol
49,700
>
57c
a40.
Yellowknife
Mines
Low
—1
Oct
6c
Sep
55c
37c
,
50
Warrants
Dolsan
3c
Ltd
Mines
Sep
2.50 Mar
Sep
56c
——1
Liinitee
30c
2,500
1.50
35
July
1.00
50c
>
Ltd—4.,
—
100
•
1.51
25c
30c
4c
1,500
i
1.00
4V2C, 4'/2C
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i—4—
Mines
*
33
25
6c
1.00
1
Par
High
2 Vac
35
6c:-
;_l
Mines
Copperstlream Mines Ltd
Coulee
6c
of Prices
'
1.00
35;
:
;_1
tor Week
Range
Sale Price
90,000
•
2'/2C
1.00
»
^
Monpas
Sales
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
3'/2c
.
Preferred-
Consolidated
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
,
3c
1
(«* for Week Ended October 20)
Sales
Range
Last
14%c
•
New
Formaque
New
Jack
New
Ltd—:—.——l
Mines
Newfoundland
Li»rht «fc
Lake
Pwr
Uranium
Santiago Mines Ltd
Nocana
5c
14,500
3c
y
Sep
9c
;-
Leduc
American
May
65
7 Vac
.100
i:„
46
9,125
2 V2C
2c
2V2C
>
27,500
1
30c
24c
35c
■4
241,100
1
15c
•
f
18,600
i
4,500
:V
American
Asbestos
American
Rare
Corp
Metals
14c
16c
37c
41c
a50
a50
7 VaC
9c
Ltd—1-
Power Co Ltd 1st pfd_50
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Opemisca
Ltd
i
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1
l—
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7 Vac
1.
1
,
3 VaC
Feb
Jan
Anchor
"t 21c
.
18c
:
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.
Jan
"
18c
Sep
30c
20
July
5Vac
Jun/
52c
Mar
47
13,750
"
2lc
Ltd 1
i
6.55
6.40
Jan
r
2.75
2.75
2.75
Canadian .Exploration Ltd—l
Paudash
Mines
Pembina
Pipe Lines Ltd 9%
Ltd
Pitt Products
Petroleums—
Anglo
Jan
8c
48
Mines
Arvsll
4,500
9 VaC
70 Va
10 Vt.
2.35.
Oct
38
Oct
65
Feb
y;
■: 3c
3c
'ii\
2,000
i
12,115
5.65
i
.
Feb
c1.90 Jan
•
16c
Quebec
Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Ruby
1
I
Bearings (Can.) Ltd class A
Nickel Mines
;
2.00
Feb
Jan
class
Ltd
Columbian
Lawrence
*:
20,000
2c
14c
8,700
7c
C,
x
,
B
Hardware
Ashdown
Arcadia
Warrants
1
Apr
3V2C May
6.40 Sep
^
•
—
I
2.60
2.75
60c
*■
2,300
6.70
6.95
3,315
1.23
1.35
1.27
*
8
i
7%
:
2
1.30
1.30
Air
1
;-_4
pfd
'
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1.30
14c
100
T
Services.———1——*
1.50
40c
40c
Lake
Tazin
Mines
Tib
Ltd-
Petroleum
Tache
L—L—•
Ltd
Mines
Exploration
—.——•
Ltd—
Titan. Petroleum
Corp
—L
-1
Ltd——c—i
Trans-Canada
United
Fund
Corp
Asbestos Corp
Vanguard Explorations Ltd——
Vausa
Mines
Ltd-———
Ventures Ltd
w«ite
Amul?t
Mining
Wendell
Mineral -Products
Mines
;
60%
60 "Va
.
-
.
5c
Feb
Barnat
Oct
61
;
6c
4c
Sep
>•
...
6c
,
8Vac
Jan
Base
Metals
Unlisted
Alberta
Jan
Oct
Bata
Sep
'7.10
Sep
Bathurst" Power
.1.60
Jan
Burns
&
Co
Canadian
Devonian
CervtraWDel
Rio
Petroleums
Oils
Ltd—
Consolidated Paper
Corp
Consumers
common
Gas
Federal Grain
For
Co
f
I20
see page
44
45
i-;21%
9c
218,700
2.85
2.85
1,750
2.65
Feb
5%
5%
5%
1,315
5%
Sep
3.00
2.75
3.00
825
2.30
Oct
1
25
25
7.50
7.45
7.80
6,150
-
.
16,207
21%
Jan
33% July
2,800
7c
Jan
13c
«U»e
.Tan
13c 14 %c
32,500
9c
Oct
3.15 July
7%
«
90
Oct
3.50 Mar
Jan
8.85 Mar
21»/a
21%
450
18% Mar
22
24 Va
24%
1,038
20% Mar
25
1.53
1.36
1.53
9,800
75c
Jan
34c
Mar
10c
Feb
41c
43c
3,900
12 %C
13c
70 Va
3,144
76%
6,430
66%
1.75
1,150
1
76%
75%
5VA
5Va
100
1.68
1.60
1.68
9,050
22c
21c
25c
15,200
21c
8c
7c
8 VaC
35,350
7c
7%c
8 %c
18,000
7c
7%c
Jan
70% Aug
80 V2 Aug
July
6c
May
14c
"
Sep
7 %c
Aug
Aug
Aug
52c
59% Jan
,
•
i
•
•
•
—
7%c
—•
-•
—
Paper class A
&
B
38%
52 Va
52%
>
-
Jan
,
3>Ao
25
3,444
400
2,250
*
20%
20%
20 Va
1
25
50c
55c
46c
55c
75,675
56%
56
56%
20,638
1.28
1.10
1.30
10c
10 %c
9,000
5c
11c
Jan
Class
-6.40 Mar
Oct
4%c
4c
Mar
2 Va-C May
6c
Oct
f
25 Va May
A—
3.10
120
24%
36
Oct
Bibis
Apr
Bicroft Uran
125
10%
Jan
6.75
Oct
Jan
3^%
Oct
Oct
5.70
Aug
3.55
200
3.55
12% Mar-.
Jan
Oct
3,200
,10% Mav
5.10 ,Jan V
44%.
45%
:•
2,812
41
20%
21%
-
9,730
16
5
.
'
29
<
v
Apr
Jan
July
-5.00
"
7.25
*
Yukon
r
July
——1
—i__
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Mersey 5'/2%
Brklorne
Pioneer——^—
Bralsaman
Petroleums
Brazilian Traction
25% Mar
Feb
70c
47%
Apr
56%
58c
Jan
9c
July
1.74 May
14c
Jan
7,149
-
6c
11c
52c
50 Va
695
50
£1
52%
610
6%
6%
630
-
51
.
1?-'
-•
620
75c
*
Jun
12c
Sep
Mar
82c
May
Aug
15c
Mar
'
3.80
^
-
..
6,20
75c
75c
175
3.85
-
-
.
2,005
1 500
7.546
Sep
12c
Feb
Jan
12c
Jun
Jan
69c
May
•
46% Mar
-
51 %
Aug
50%
Jan
54
July.
6%
-
0-t
9% May
53%
.47% Jan
«
51
6.00
14%
Aug
39c
43,600
48c
49%
Oct
4c
7,100
51%
May
3%c
23,000
50
Sep
7c
13% May
300
14%
"
—
—.—
27
58c
4%c
12,800
16,500
51%
pfd—;—:—50
common
Jun
45c
9c
6%
Oct
Mar
17%
5%c
49 Vac
...
9c
Aug
Jan
.50
Paper
Bowaters
-
14%
9V2C
———1
preferred—
8%
Oct
Oct
Oct
May
3%C
4
*
preferred
7%
22c
4,000
8c
•
Ltd-
Jan
Oct
15,000
63c
7%c
39
21
60
7c
60c
—•
i
_—_—
Corp 5%'
6c
63c
——1
preferred
A
6c
1
Uranium
Mines
5 Va %
Oct
29
Booizan
Bowater
Jun
21%
Hats
Bay
„
1
Mines
Mines
Mines Ltd
Bowater
'
Apr
48%
.
-1
Borduclac Mines
.
Jan
"
"
Black
'
Jun
5.15
.
.—_—
Mines
Bevcon
40
Jun
'
common—
Mining Corp
Bell Telephone—
Bethlehem Copper Corp—
Apr
Sep
33
Co
Belcher
July
5 70
Jun
9c
54
.
May
If
Oct
14%c May
16 %c Feb
*eb
41% May
255
Jan
25c
Oct
May
2.12
1.42 May
1,230
39
7 Vac
5%c Oct
78,200
54
38%
27
3.85
■
Feb
Mar
17%c Mat
5%c July
21 Vi
26 V*
300
*
1.60
Jan„
24 VA
'
27
300
6.25
25
8c
•
Jan
7.45
a28 % a28%
6 Vac
2.30 Aug
Oct
Feb
30 %
Lumber
2,000
10%
„
8c
2.85
16%
1.07
Beaver
30
3.95
6.15
7c
•
•
1,600
.
64% Aug
920
3.55
'■
27%
8c
4,360
-
15,000
7.40
U 6.15
.,
*
.
307/s
25
5c
3.90
•
*
Ltd—.
Ltcf $1..40 pfd——
footnotes,
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10%
1.21
*
Petroleums
Class
Biltmore
-
1.00 Aug
18,408
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24
1,18
18c
75
.
1.40
25
8%
200
—
t
1.21
4c
40
——
July
7%
36
3.90
Apr
May
18c
16 %c
40
.
13%
Feb
49c
•
36
-j
Sep
Oct
July
Peo
*
36
*
9%
10%
Aug
—1
41,500
-
13
Mar.-
8c
Bros —
Lodge Mines
(John) class A—.■_*
Ltd-—
1.25
9% May
-9
Sei
Sep
Jan
17c
Duauesne—.—
Vac
Campbell Cbibougamau. Mines Ltd— Z-i
Delhi Oils Ltd——-. .10c
9c
28c "'Jan
1,800
Beetty
37,000
6.60
53
Apr
8.700
■
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2 VaC
34%-.
46%
n
-
*
"•
Jan
Jan^
6c
54,745
.
Beattie
1 VaC
Canadian
14c
1.30
1.30
f
10
45c
13c
Oct
-14,Va
-
July
6.10
10
42c
*
Sep
2c
34%
10
44c
13 VaC
1.50
100
6.10
-
'
•
Sei
48
-
15
200
2.25
-
10,725
;
13 Vac
Sep
3,000
.^-1
1
10
Apr
13
5.70
Ltd "A' '—5
"10
r
21,500
*
July
6c
Co
11
11
7c
Feb
-32%
1,210
435
1.10
11/
1.10
V-
50 V,
6c
4c
Line
45
;
6VaO
V 91o,
95c
4 Vac
Ltd
Trunk
49%
Oct
71c
-
Api
10
Mining
Mines——
1.00 Mar
Storks—
Mines
Gas
44 >/a
,!
Sep
20C
70%
Uranium
Baska
Rid cop
Advocate
7c
V
,
1
3.50
80
—
Distribution
Ex
I6-V2C Mar
Sep
2 VaC
*
100
Jan
10
Mines
31Va
8,105
—1
1
40
Feb
2c
69 y4
Traction
Barcelona
9 Vac May
4VaC Aug'
.
5.70
,
Apr
95
-
Barymin Exploration Ltd'—
.
Ltd
Nova Scotia
31c
—1
Manufacturing Co
of
I6V4
Ltd:
Ltd
Bank
Jan
2 VaC
-
45
50 Va'
20L534
y
28
15
>81,000
1.50
1.30
'181,500
170
—
Montreal:
Jun
235
13 Va
13%
of
100
9 VaC 13 Vac
12c
1.30
Bank
9,850
.
1.57
Jan
T
Aug
Feb
*
Corp
Wood Industries Ltd
Woods
80
1.10
1.18
1
1
—
5c
6,114
6.40
1.00
;
1
'
Mines
Cons
15c
15,500
J
130
Eankfield
Oct
'•'23c
Jan
1
—
Weed^n
Westville
'
1
:
1
Ltd
Mines
J.
13%
—1-
—*
Virginia Mining Corp
"Vr
■
7C
lie
6.40
6.40
♦
_1
;
1,
-
7.TVa
1
116
\
Jan
Jun
36c
4
50c
—
Bankeno Mines——
1.30 Mar
Jan
Jan
"
——10
Ltd-—-—
United. Principal Properties
Liu.
•
United Towns Elec:
:-i_llo
8c
20,200
r
preferred
Oil
13 V4
8 VaC
'
,
1.00
1,214,000
10c
10c
preferred
5%%
Banff
Aug
420
31c
.5 Vac
-
1
5%
Apr
8% Mar
16%
2.75 May
85c
May
14V4
-..
2.68
k
/
200
1.30
8.70
22c
*
B,——
Oil & Gas class A
Bailey Selburn
7.90 Aug
Jan
3c
Sep
July
May
Feb
12c
1—*
—
class
Ltd
100
Jan
14
54
Sep
600
£
40c
Feb
Electric
Auto
Autofab
Sep
Mines
Mines
Feb
14
:
2.85
Gold
71c
8c
:
23c
-
Jan
Jan
25,780
•
Sep
16 V2 May
7
15
r
Aumaque
Gold
40
100
2 VaC
1
Aumacho River Mines—
Jun
3V2C May
12 V» May
123,000
18c
14'A
1
L;d_-—,.—;
1.70
Apr
48c
94c
500
>
124
1.50
.t
14 Va
Aunor
•39 VA
100
May
6%c Aug
1
Apr
89c
40
7.10
4,127
July
Jun
4.05
12c
Jan
——1
Mines
Feb
5.25
410
23 c
124
23c
Ruffner
Jan
81,269
•
*
1
Steels
Atlin
Sep
25c
5,576
v
■
16
'
Ltd
Mires
.
160,000
8
15 Va
Atlas
May
2.00
640
60c
Aug
22c
2c
50
1— •
•
Dufault
Oct
51%
5,200
14c
—
Copper—4.
14 Va
i
16c
10c
class B__—4
-10
Nickel———— 1
16
4,000
al6
4c
Jan
Feb
14c
*
10
——
»—i—
Coast
Allan tic
7.45
7.15
^Associated Standard Wire
Atlantic Acceptance common...—j.—*»
k,
60
14c
-40c
————
—_•«.„i,——
Associated
Sep
4:85
Class
30c
-
44,000
—1
;
Southern Canada Power 6%
Supertest
90
35c
2 VaC
6.90
[
2
Metals-—:.
Development
Spartan
-
31c
2 Vac
2.60
•
*
t
Ltee
South
.
32c
2 Vac
al6
1
A
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Sobey's Stores class A
Soca
2. Vac
al4%. al4%
*
1—*
Ltd
Canada
Enterprises
Foo's
Saucon
2c
60c
Chains
84c
•%c July
5.40 Jan
381
53
11c
—*
——50
—1
——
Ash Temple common
-
Jun
10%
7.30
1
—
Mines—u—1
Oil
Asamera
Aug
.Oct
29c
——
Gold
Arjon
.^2.50 Aug
2.05- Feb
11 Vac
llVac
;
Warrants
St
>
2J/2C
1
Red Crest Grid Mines Ltd:
Renold
Apr
2.75
Feb
1.75
2,500
2%c
"
M
Jan
37c
10,000
53
•
—100
preferred—
$2.50
:
May
.12
.
Feb
2V2C
-
400
.
72 Va
,1.
4,000
i
18c
Jan
.
*
13 V»
Feb
63
..
•
Sep
,
8C
.
,
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:
3c
5.bo
;
5.60
•
;
2,875
V
11
.
.
*
9.50
warrants
Argus Corp common
Apr
48
26
3.25
3.25
L—
Corp
20c
Oct
Nickel
Mines
Area
:
Jan
Aug
16,500
20c
--
8c
6c
-
48
4,325
(
2.00
20c
12
—
July
Arcadia
6,500
A'.y
12
2.00
R &
-
7c lOVaC
•
1
class A
preferred
1st
B
Class
3.00 May
"
..300
'
70 V2
—c——?
3c
18,600
-
t.
lie
50
8.60 May
Feb
12 Va
——1
Ltd
Gas. Producers-—
Ragland
2.00
1.95
1,500
25,525
1
:
Imperial
Anthes
Oct
24c
Jan
2.50
-
38
11 Va
11%
5.40
1,700
•i-..
48
38
—1
2,100
12c 13V2c
pfd—l—1
part 2nd pfd
Mills
12c
V 48
V
Quebec
Quebec. Lithium
1.75
9C
Explor———,—10.25
50
American
Anglo Huronian
12'/ac May
t
4c
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec Cobalt -jsz -Exploration—c ui'
I
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd 1
Provo
Steel
v.v
50
Ltd class A
Corp 6%..n c
Premier
3c
.1
pfd
4%.%
Oil.Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Power
1.85
6%c
19,800
"
T
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
51V4 Aug
Jan
6c
194,800
6.55
Pacific Atlantic Candn Investment Co_l
Permo Gas &
61c
1
Controls
Analogue
7c
3c
-
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Partridge
8c
2.65
53c
*
1
20o
Lead Mines———
Anglo Rouyn Mines
(1945)
7c
2.30
53c
—lc
Oil Development
Amurex
Oct
9c
Jan;
2c
May
65
Jan
.
IViC Sep
,
'
worth
Obalski
.7c
2.60
lOo
Pete
'
64
6 V2C
50c
;———.
North
Northern Que.
•:
4 V2C
64
..
Ltd__l
.
Ltd—.
Mines
4 VaC
Co-Ltd—10
Mines
"
5 80
30c
•3.75
May
.'Jan
Oct
-
Sep
7.60
Jan
1.00
S«p
5% May
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
Par
Bridge & Tank
6%
57%
6%
1,900
*
(T G) common
Britalta Petroleums ;
62
59'%
62
800
2.53
2.60
32
31%
32'%
12 y8
12%
12%
16
16
1
j,—
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Packers
Columbia
i
Products
class
A
Power
8%
8%
9
29c
32c
15
15'%,
1
4'%C
4%c
4'%c
1
2.30
2.00
2.30
Red
Lake.—,-.-
Burns
■
•—-----.
preferred
Calvan Consolidated
Oil
Cement
26
Safeway
Canada
Southern
Canada
Steamship Lines
Ltd
3.80
2.00
Jun
Jan
Apr
28
100
14
1,755
21
Feb
35%
18%
Jan
84
85
75
Jun
85
73
74
182
63%
Jan
700
84c
Sep
125
73
90c
73
93%
94
2.55
2.65
1,5150
62
63
...140
13%
13%
1,523
R
13%*
1.81
1.80
_*
.
10'/2
10%
1
3,526
9,306
43%
Jan
10%
360
8%
Jan
6c
"t
3.10
3.00
33%
38%
_____—
—
5%
2.60
6 %
75c
80c
105
II.05
1.10
3.90
3.95
6,210
3.55
14%
1.24
1.63
1.41
g/14%
1.52
'
1.45
1.44
'
10 Vs
•.
10%
preferred
50%
20c
,
10c
.-
I
2.25
•
common
Industrial
68%
2.50
.__
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>
8%
I
68'%
1
69'%
9%
9%
14%
14%
t
Industries
Malartic
Gold-———
•
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Canadian
Marconi
Co.
1
5
common
*
:
Inca
1
8c
15c
•
33"%-
—;___*
preferred
preferred—
/
,
33%
'
-100
.
25%
.—I—25
Silica
Thorium
exchanged
Minerals
held
for
Ltd
•
v
Corp
Westn
Quebec
one
Matt
share
/
<
85c
90c
32,000
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
;i6%
16
16
1
-
1
Pat
Gold
Porcupine
Oil
Gai
.
:
6.15
Mines
Chesterville Mines
; 1.11
39
1
24c
Coin
Lake
Gold
Equipment
Mines—
•.
—.—*
Petrol
Key
2.
Mines_^_
2.50
—*
Beta
'
Mines
1
Preferred;
Warrants
<
—10
V
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Consolidated
Central
Consolidated
Dragon
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,
-
Cadillac—
1
1
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1
44
—
3'Ac
4c
3c
lie
jan
Aug
Aug
Common
Sep
Elder
*
El
7.50 May
"13c
Jan
■
39e";
84'A
Sol-Mining
Feb
Em«o
Ltd*:
Eureka
3c
2.00
4%C
9c
10'Ac 11'Ac
13c
5c
—
%
10
10
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159
22c
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Oct
Form
common.
Preferred"
■
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—.*
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12
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.13%
_t
63
Aug
Apr
1.04
•
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Sep
49%
'--10
1
r
54'%
Federal
Oct
Grain
class
Fleet
Manufacturing——-
Fleetwood
'
French
12%
Oct.,
3.5c
Oct
5.00
85c
7c
78c
22
,
Jan.
Jan
42c
Oct
Jan
18c
Aug
Steel
Giant
Glenn Uran
Goldfields
2.17
Apr
12'%
Jan
Goodyear
63c
Jan
1.00
Apr
4%
84c
May
Jun
Grafton
Jan
11%
3c
-
Jan
8c
May
3%c Aug
5 % July
67% Aug
15c
Sep
1.50
Sep
S—Ffcb
2%c Jan
2.00
10c
9%
9%
Mine.——-———1
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■
1
Mines
Mining
Jun
Granduc
■
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4'%c
—
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common.
class- A.
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59c
18c
/
3.10
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42-
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9,500/
45
.
.-
*
«
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100
/: 59,475.
2.90
•II %c
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Sep
4.05
Oct
20o
Oct
Apr
May
Jan
Mar
Great
-
-
■
/
.
•
,
Northern Gas common—1——:Z1
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$2.80
Plains
Develon
8'/4-
-
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—
preferred—/_—
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Class* B warrants/.—_*_//
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8%
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2,860
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17%
_
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7'% Aug
Feb
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1
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55c
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.
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,
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85
105
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.
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.
9c
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4.70 Jun
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:
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59c
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16c
51%
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common——'
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Goldray
Sep
21 %c Mar
14'/4
Globe Envelopes class A_:
10%
v
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Glacier Explorers
/*
11'%
26
——_5
&
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14'%
165
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/
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,
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1
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11
/
11,650
/ 615
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—1
Electric
Mines
!
103 103'%
22
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/ '
13% July
31c
May
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Development
Preferred
57% Mar
Jan
1
29% May
Sep.
'
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130
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Oct
8%
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General
Oct
3.90
Ltd—
11c
20%
8'%c
37
•
100
General Petroleum
Apr
39c
14
7,650
28,000
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10c
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1
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r
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Apr
Oct
26%
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.
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.
6c
26%
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4.70 Oct
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5c
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14
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108
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2.75 Sep
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105
preferred——-—-10
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.
May
70c
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Ltd
60c
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2,365,
11,560-
9
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preferred
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Feb
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r
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20c
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-
54
29
Gatineau Power common
Oct
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4.70 Jan
3,250
28,870
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5c
Aug
43c
4,350
Jan
1.50 May
39
Oct
Jan
5,135
5%
Jan
Jan
12%
Sep
:__!
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53-
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—155%
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Petroleum
Galtwin
Apr
18c
9c
/
1.70
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44c
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.
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of
Frobisher
:
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7,20
Mar
3,300
3.20
1.25 Mar
'15% May
48c
Motor
Ford
4.65
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Apr
Ford
31c
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1.76
2.88
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Jan
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20
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: 1.52
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31c
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Oct
Oct
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21
51%
29%
;.;72 ;•
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9 / Feb..
r-i.ll'% Jun
91
70 ' 'Jan165.Oct-,
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2,280
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4%c Sep
91c
70,433
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1
1
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2.70 Oct
2.10 Sep
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99c 'Jan
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4.60'
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18% Mar
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Oct
Jan
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Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo. Oils Ltd—
Mining
Jun
7c
*
'
Falconbridge Nickel
——62%
Famous Players Canadian—_—1——i. 17'%
Fanny Farmer Candy
L—_1—1.
21%
26% May
13 % Sep
Jan
Feb
:
4,375
f.
..
55.Aug
18% Jan
24,000 •
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1.01 Feb
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35
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f;102 :
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1.48
1.46
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/
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42
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1.88
29
70
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Oct
105
160•
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22c
7,000
.
7;%
2.85,
2.60
2.46
1.78
1.50
1
:
;
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"
,
2.32
.
6,500
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38 %c Sep
4'%c Sep
48%
Developments Ltd
9c
;
882
18c
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,
&
Mines—i—
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650
7,200
r
9'A
7Ve.
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11,225
31.900
16,200
-
•
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34%. Oct
Mar
5c
54c
5%c
29
72
r
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Jan
275
I
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8c 11 %c
9-%.
2.05
C
9%
9'Ac;
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2.75
42c
Mar
Aug
39
5,333
2.05
16%
8%c
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Consolidated
;
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July
Oct
3,663
2,665
-
28c
Building, common——.
17
Sep
20
H'%
66c
9%.l
Bellekeno
Gamma..—
2.05
>
16'Ac
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10'%
31%
132,675
•
12%
10%
71c
:—*
72
——20
'12%
Oct
*;25c
8c July
3'/2c Sep
-
'
Apr
87/8 Mar
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3,000
lie
Aug
9%
„
207/a July
Jan
4c
4c
-
»
-
10
•
44c
1.80
Co
10
30c
17% Aug
23'% Jun
15% Oct
9c
Sep
20'A Jan
4%c
2.32
1
10
Eddy Paper class A——
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1
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Investment
Eddy
Sep
20
3,005 *
.
22c 24'Ac
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Economic
Apr
9%
i.
-
12,360./
14% Sep /
14% Jan
17'% May
;
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15,600
—.,. 130....-
11 % '
10c
—
——
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271
17,975
•
4.50
11%
2.05
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For
'4.30
.
10%
—
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Jan
36,600
2,135
14
24'%c
Consolidated
1
39c
14
-
14
—*
Mines
ComaL.rum
—!
Con
31c
38c
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National
Coniagas
Consolidated
■-*
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East.
Apr
~
—
East
Jan
23c
-
14%
4.40
Metals
Commonwealth
Conduits
12%
—~7—12%
Combined
52c
4.70
-
Apr
Amphi Gold
— 10% Feb
300
10
4c
Jan
39,600
7.760
"
5.60
4.35
•
.
Columbia Cellulose—-——
Combined Enterprises
Duvex Oils & Mineral
—
—
25c
„
—
12
2%c Jan
•
.
14%
i—__1
common-.
14c
66c
5.50
1
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8'%c
10
25c
*
1.35
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29,500
►
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4.70
—
Copper
18% May
22% Oct
1,115
5c
5.50
.
1
,_
39
26c
47c''
51c
-
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—
:
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10
;
15%
6%c
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—
—
Mines
260
—
22
15%
6'%C
*
—
45
* Feb
99
Apr
10%——185 — 7-—Jan
21%
15'%
1
1.
Preferred
Dunraine
•
common
common
Jan
67'% AU'O'5,217;-
10%
__
Jap/
5'%
Mar.
"Oct
Jan
Oct
23% Sep
4.75 Sep
.
»
9'% Sep
68
Oct
102
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Aug
—
15% jun -
2.50 May
'11% '.11'%
'. 360
14% 15% — 6,496
18% 19'%
28,062
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-
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Jan
16%
50
575
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18%
1
39%
86,600
4,500
13c
<
-
65c
Textile
Mines
9.25
3,615
:
8%
65
101
1
15'A
14,775
1.19
4c
65%
v
100
28c
Sep
93c
2.65 May «:
4.25
31% Jan
45%
197% Mar
.,--277%
6.70 Jan,''
13'%
4.25 —
77%
East
15'A
"
12,177
■
8c
24c
-
13'Ac
1
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28%
4c
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Chimo Gold Mines_
Chromium Mining &
Cochenour Willans
Collingwood Term
7c
4.25
7% May
3.75 Apr
Jan
2,220
7,800
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1.47
>
4.25
Jun
51c
2,635
12'%
22%
—23.50
Industries
Jan
May
Jan
33c
Sep
9%c Jan
57c July
44c
Oct
11% Oct
5,695
26%
11%
Feb
4UC
500
,
6.25
1.25
7 ¥20
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i—I
Chibougamau Mining' & Smelting—_1
Farm
6.15
1.35
»
3c
37%
55,716
43c
1
_.
8,541
13
'38c
1
Wines
Cheskirk
Cockshutt
12%
24%
21%
__
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&
100
6c
42c
1
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26
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1.
Jan
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7'A. Jan
1,035
16%
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25 %c
-
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Federal
54'%
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:
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'
49
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54
16'A
10,479
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20
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Central
;
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% :
54
:—_—1
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Chateau
'
v
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Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Athabaska __/
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26,072
2.04 May
..
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Central
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com—«
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:
4.15
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23%' Jan
99%
r
8,939
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5c 5 %c
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■
:
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1—
Westinghouse
Exoloration —
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—
3.80
44%
,
11%
14GT4A Jan
100
.
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preferred
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-
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Natural Gas
i;
7c;
80
..
...
2,068
for
class A—
—
85c
—-__—1
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,
preferred
Canadian
Can
♦
4.
Corp
....
27,822
12
■
Canadian
25 %
62
—
Canadian
„.....
12 %c
25
62
*
13,685
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12
10
Salt
25
17,813
56c
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4.80 May
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155*
155
—
16,274
10'%
53c
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4.40 Jan
30c
.....
5,859
103'% 103 %.-.
.
«
45c
9.70
Steel & C.oal——^—*_—%
Jan
3.80
85
10Q/.
preferred _/
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Canadian- Petrofina preferred
39c
10
54c
Dominion
Jan
14
9,629
34 %..
45c
•
common
12c
- 31c
12c
4%c Aug
23c
Sep
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•
20% May
27% July
63
8 ,590 '
>
.
'
100
s
8%>
4%
.
preferred
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— 2.95 Apr
9%
.152
8 /2c
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9,575
Dominion
7% Mar
..
5,000
5%
— " /5
8c
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:—V 15c
23c
17,158
28c
Feb
1.30 Jan
100
3,934
:
50,600
7%c
Oct
Jan
67c
;/.
2,690
.
36c
35c
_
Canadian Northwest Mines
Canadian Oil Cos common
57*
,14%
30c
7c
26c
Dynamic Petroleum
5,627
„
28c
26c
1.80
20
2,125
.
29c
7%c
May
7c
•
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16c Mar
7c
Aug
-
.13,100
..
Aug
3c
3,100
16
22c
580
2.40
11
8c
25
Foundry •& Steel
15% Feb
5,375
10,410
I
8%
—
10
Gas
2,25
11%
1
Bank
92c
22c
7c
*
Dominion
Oct
5%
20c
7c
2.50
Electrohome
5.15 Mar
6,724
10c
*
—
1.75 Mar
*
.
5,786
Oct
63
9%c Jan
10% May
108% Jun
5c
Aug
5% Jun
97% Jun
30
4c
9c
4.00
Dominion
Jun
106
9%c
20c
44%
July
7
4.50
106
3%c
1
Coal
Dover
90c
5%
106
2
Dominion
5%
—
1
4,591
...
—:
Dominion
Donalda
210
5,000
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•
1
Bridge
Apr
2,375
7c
6%
8
Jun
May
Apr
11c
47% Aug
Feb
1
Petroleum-
Apr
26
6%c
6%c
25c
Mines
Jun
25c
52
1.65
15c
5%c Sep
337% Jan
430
1
Dome
9
24%c
—
120
62'%
1
Dome
Mar,/.
55
26
20c
44
62
Seagrams—-—
55
...445
6,500
6c
44
—
1
—
Dickenson Mines
Distillers
.
Jan
:
6c
6c
44
100
Mines
Jan
19
18%
:
—
May
♦
Mines
Jan
85c
4c
Aug
10
...
1,000
Oct
1.41
1,100
4,105
8c
1
common
Palmer Oils
4%
:
8c
1
Mines
Gold
44'%
6%
Jan
5
Pacific
37%
2.70
Jan
Oct
70c
Jan
48c
/100
6.15
15%'
250
Aug
—1
525
4,585
1,010
10
:
Dominion
5.00
Oct
16
1.30
—
Mines^
Horn
Devon
82c
j
16
1.25
-
Ltd
18c
56c
16
1
-1
1
25
6%
Canadian
5 % %
3.55
.
—
Oct
Feb
Apr
16% Oct
197% Jan
July
Feb
13c
Oct
Oct
69c
Jan
Aug
9
1.30
1
Denison
Feb
7% Mar
Jan
-
common
Mines
Deldona
1.00 Aug
9
May
3.60 Sep-
16
18
12'%
8% Oct
10% May
20c
Sep
28c 'May
9%c Jan
1.63 May
19% Aug
'
'
*
50c
Ltd
Timber
Pershing
530
2.50
*
;
Imperial
Canadian
10,690
3,801.
357,960
*■:
21,290
16'%
53
«
6'%
*
—:
Ice Machine
Tire
>
15'%
—
5.95
Jan
Feb
Jan
27%c
■
21% Oct
109
Aug
*
Mines.
LI
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Apr
4.10
Sep
Sep
84c
<
,
,
7
Oct
Jan
50c
1
1,025
2,000
5.45 May
Mar
5%
15c
47c
52
53
50'%
2.60
*/
Husky Oil
four
•
69c
2,035
10%
7
v
53
.100
/
Canadian
each
•i
3.65
14%
3:60
;
■
15c
46c
14%
May
2.00
4,275
3.90
'
.
1,050
1
6%
•/
50c
Securities "A"
Common
r.
6
:'
15c
—
Copper
Explorers
Daragon Mines
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
Oct
2,950
29,900
~*■—*
Crest
Homestead !
Canadian
37 •>
.
.
1
*
Mining
Oct
Jan
15% May
85,650
Daering
Oct
Feb
96c
93c
1
High
tagami
33%
31%
5%
.2,364
1,286
75c
3
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Being
Feb
91c
*
common
21%
_
6
2.35
5%
:
2.35
Petroleum
4,255
36%
—25
62c
Delnite
-
32%
Jan
50c
Class A preferred
5.30
Jan
59c
International
Delhi
13
2.30
1
Oct
May
May
Sep
12c July
3.20 Jan
Jan
80c
15'%
Jan
57c
9c
12c
Feb
12c
6c
.
May
13c
3.25 Mar
320
Zellerbach
Cusco
Feb
1,854
2.25
12
Trust
Crush
Sep
2,315
1,170
14
33'%
-
10c
57
I
3.00
14
11%
(R
13% May *
<
—
Crowpat Minerals
'Aug
I.
3.10
.
14
36
*
1
4%
Jun
6c
55%
10 %
*
Crown
1.98 May
11
200
—
Oct''
64 '
Feb
51%
______
Energy
Canadian North
7
18
*
common
new
Crown
13% Aug
10 %
common
!
Canadian
,
'
_i
Jun
18
1
.
Imperial
Warrants
Feb
9,986
7,000
232,349
730
15%c
7%c
1.31
18%
6c
41c
*
Mar
2.10
4,185
Croinor
Sep
3.60
'
1.00 Aug
500
:
Crain
Apr
94
Jan
12
12,250
•
10 %-
Jan
2.55 Aug
40'A
55%
50
Gen
Canadian
1.84
90%
common *
_—11//———1-_-—_10c
B
Canadian
75
85
17c
8'%c
1.57
18%
15%c
8c
1.40
18'%
8%
Crestbrook
61
May
60% May
-
-
4c
-
Gas
Canadian
Jan
62
*//'
Warrants
Warrants
57%
2.60
preferred
Canadian
Jan
93 '/2
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A
Canadian Food Products common
Canadian
Jan
48%
5.30
8%
Craigmont
Oct
Mar
1.60 Mar
49
1,453
74»A
Apr
76'% July
.
_545
54
*
Devonian~.-Petroleum__
*
Canadian Dredge Dock
—___—___•
Canadian Dyno Mines—
I
1
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
16%
Canadian
55
53%
74
Canadian
Class
90c
90c
53%
54
Jan
4.95
__•
—;
Cowichan
21% Mar
84
V
4.95
* '
y 1.74 May
35c
Oct
2.40 Jan
15%cMay
Jun
104
*
•
Sep
16
45
2,760
8%
Courvan
Oct
5,516
41,378
108.
Lead Zinc
Coulee
Mar
2,027
2.90
preferred —-
29
28%
16%
2.95
21%
108
*
Cosmos
Oct
19
100
Canadian CurtisJflfrtehfc
Canadian
24% July
25% Jan
211
•
Warrants
7'A
2.10
20%
Jan
Oct
3.20 Sep
28% Jun
Feb
4c
—
L
B
Coronation Credit
Jan
15%
Class B warrants
Canadian
18'A
35%
Canadian Canners class A
1st
1,455
"
1
class
10% May
Apr
28 '%
Class
37,000
2.20
*
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
Oct
Feb
4,500
1,557
28,000
"
May
63c
1.29
7c July
•/
27%c Aug '
4c Mar 5c
Feb
21%
—:
^
Mines
—
100
Exploration.-
Coppercorp Ltd
■
55c
.
.
.
y
*
1
preferred—
Copper-Man
Oct
18%
Minerals
Collieries
Preferred
104
R
Conwest
30'A Jan
l
33%
Breweries
2nd
Jan
1
Canadian British Aluminium
Class A warrants
Delhi
Jan
100%
15%
-
Canadian
23%
25
Class
'
•■•••»
Jan •
Mar - ;
Oct
23c
10,000
*
Petroleum
Consumers Gas common
Jan
12.50
Canadian
West
Jan
19
common
"
Chieftain
Consolidated
May
13c
31c*
si*
.
1
\
Jan
12c
1.51
9%c
2%c
30,170'
-
8c 10%c
Sep
.*
preferred
Canada Tungsten
Canada Wire & Cable
Canadian
—
8%c
35%
Petrol
Sl%
1
5.55
27
13c
2.50
Poplar
Jun
Jun
1.80 Feb
20 - Jan
133
33c
12c
1
1.05
28%
26 %c
—
:
2.85
.,
32c
;
Mine„
,
541
28 '%
1
1
Mines—
;
4c
High
~
47c
Oct
22%cMay
39c
Jan
May
68c
16,600
17,080
11,666
12c
4c
Mines
Jun
3.75
1.91 1
10c
Mines
48c
115%
1.75
—
—
Sannorm
23%
50
/ 1.85
*
Regcourt
Jail—
200
2
i.
18c
38c
20,790 —• 78c
30c
;
Jan
Jan
35c
;
8,352
8,345
1.24—
26c
Consolidated
Jan
16
29c
Consolidated
Jan
13%
7%
\
<
30c ' 33c
7c
7c
7c 7%c
23c
16
1.05
1
Quebec Gold Mines.
8
7%
\ 1.09
___1
Red
900
10
preferred
Canadian Chemical
Jan
7%c July
10
3.00
227%
Consolidated
3,471
3.80
2.90
22%
Consolidated
1*
Permanent
Celanese
6'%
2.90
22%
Sep
27,903
A-^.————•
Canada
Canadian
1,700 7/
9,400
1.29
13%
Oct
25 %
*
____
Canadian
l/'v 6'%c
1.56
*
class
Astoria
Pershcourt
10
Lands
Canadian
Northland
Consolidated
Jun
10
1.12
Low
•
30c
15c
7,700
165,025
14,400
, 31,840
21c
38'% July
24% Sep
"
16
5,405
3.35
Consolidated
Oct
7.60
*
Preferred
7%
May
Jan
620
26,400
,
July
32
4,615
./
10%
29c
100
B
Canada
4c
474
8c
1.18
1
Mines
2.30
I.55
Stone——
Malting
Oil
1,500
.
7
Apr
7.20
20
Cut
Packers
1.06
*:7-_
*
27%
preferred
Class
Aug
17%
—v
—1
class A-./.—,
Iron Foundries common
Canada
4c
3,000
I-56
Foils
Canada
Nicholson
7.35
common
Crushed
Canada
Negus Mines
Consolidated
Jan
*
Preferred
4'% %
Consolidated
Jun
Jan
1
,
Canada
Sep
102% 102%
—.
—1
common—
Canada
Sep
9'%
5.80
17 y4
25-fa.
*
Petroleum
Canada
16%
9c 10'/2c
27c
.
Jun
Apr
12%
"
—
2,066
21,877
49c
Ltd_^-—*
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
11% Mar
38c
—" ~
50c
43c
Oils
Jan
■/;:
18'%
•
*
Mac
4'%
26c
•>-.■■*■1
—100
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
7%
9°
*
-
5 Vc
Bread
10
1
25c
__
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
Canada
18'%
Mic
2.30
.
35
10'%
t
Consolidated
'
/ 24,342
4'/2c
*
Mines
Petroleum
Camerina
,
18'%
———'—
Cadamet
35
*
Burrard Dry Dock class A
Calalta
4c
33%
1
—/
Building Products
Burlington
Marcus Gold Ltd
Mines
100
9
1
52
Mar
*
Ankerite
Consolidated
Feb
20 %c
42c
Arrow
28,930
25c
322
*5.40
Buffalo
Marbenor
:
21c
43c
45c
1
Halliwell
Consolidated
Sep
*
'
1
Consol
Consolidated
48'%
Oct
1
1
Apr
Golden
20c
7
Iron
Apr
16%
Mar
8%
Fennnore
High
45c
47c
15%c21%c
45c
—♦
Crest
July
36
15
45
Consolidated
East
Consolidated Mogul—
Consolidated Morrison Exploration
Consolidated Mosher
i
:
15'%
9
4.70
4.95
—1
2,903
Consolidated
Oct
3.05
Jan
14% May
32'% Aug
7 22,925
51
50'%
->•
Jan
Low
Par
Jan
62
Jan
20
30c
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
>'•
18,601
50%
_„_——
Mining & Smelting
2.ou
>,
12
-
100
1
Feb
20%
5,435
33%
7'%
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
.
(Range for Week Ended October 20)
High
Apr
42'%
2,600
10
Mines
Brown Company
Bruck Mills class A
Brunswick
33%
5
14,525
i
25
Columbia Telephone:
Erockville Chemical pfd
Reef
33%
-
British
Broulan
Low
*
common—
Bright
British
High
.
Sep
/
Volume
194
Number
6101
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1755)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Great West
.Class
class
A
Voting
15.%
1,296
11 y4
15%
15%
1.403
11
4.00
4.25
453'
3.50
Jan
3.00
3.00
400
2.60
Apr
"15%
16
717
:
Lrass
s-i-i
i_i
....
6%c
Hasaga Gold. Mines—____ J
;__ .__i_i
12 %c
Head
:
____^
of
_1
Lakes Iron.:
—_i
Heath
Hees
Mines.—
(Geo H) &.Co_
__i
Highland Bell
Hinde, &
Hi
Oil
Co
Ltd
class
Class B
4
9.85
Howard
___'
Hughes Owens Co class A
12%
Class
B
7%C
Exploration
-20
1,120
V 30c
45
3,644
Oct
Maybrun
Oct
•
Jan
11
Jan
13%
11
Oct
11
1,285
37
37c
9,385
20c
148
147%
154
1,395
46%
46
46%
14%
14%
<15
6%
6
32 y4
"31%
32%
19
19
—
Industrial Accept
Corp Ltd new com..*
New
warrants
$2%
preferred
$2.75
preferred
$4 %
:
preferred
Industrial
;eferred
1
Molybdenum
International
Nickel
International
Utilities
warrants
Steel
Investors
Class
Irish
A
1.75
"42
46%
7%
95c
V
85.
16% July
25 % Oct
.7,000
♦
49
40 y4
Jan
50%
Jun
7%
275
90c
620
7%
1.85
24,052
59%
35
52%
50
54%
1.16
1.11
1.25
15,970
1.80
1.70
1.85
4,000
1
70C
65c
73C
1.60
37
7,219
1
1
7% Aug
1.00 May
•«
•
Iso
._
_;
Mines
Jack
;
Waite
Mining
Jacohus
Jaye
20c'
Public
__L
Service
Ltd
United
;
t
Mines
B
Jan
Jan
Oct
57
Class
Lake
B
'
38%
38%
39
255
II %c
12c
2,750
lie
Feb
7%
8%
1,480
6
Jan
Warrants
3.70
1,950
5c
8c
8%c
3.25
3.60
Alger Mines
3.60
Oct
39
J
23c
9%
Apr
4.35
Sep
4c
Aug
8c
7c
Mar
12c
May
Apr
2.50
Jan
4.35 May
T
5,050
4,700
Sep
10%
9,178
10%
95c
11%
575
9%
Jan
11% May
10%
:_io
10%
100
8%
Jan
11 %
74c
Jun
95c
18,600
3lc
1
28c
26c
34c
67,900
20c
Jan
^
*
8'/he
8%C
9!/2C
4,700
8c
Jan
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd—_
Jumping Pound Petrol
."
1
Jupiter Oils
__l
35c
18,477
25c
Aug
38c
Oct
15c 15 %c
2,000
14c
Aug
24c
May
Joliet
*
Quebec
Jonsmith
Mines—
Mines
-
:
Kelly
Douglas
class
3.10
A
-
3.00
6%
3.25
12
10
3.10
6%
3.25
*
1.95
2,590
6%
5%
1,010
35c
J an
of
Canada
Gold
•
Mines
1
3.40
3.80
Jan
Apr
8%
Apr
5.40
2.20 Jan
1,400
12%
7,820
6
Jan
Kelore
New
New
Taku
Apr
Oct
13%
Mines
10,000
20c
Mar
87c
May
•
12c
11c
13c
33,916
11c
Oct
19c
Jan
Norgold Mines
Norlartic Mines
Oct
*
Lafarge Cement
common
15%
15
15%
26 %
25%
26%
6%
10
Warrants
Lake
Gas
Ontario
Cement
Feb
38c
Jan
1.85
2.40
2.60
6,400
9c
8%C
12C
46,750
7c
3.40
"3.10
3.60
45,274
2.50
Mines:
1
Gold
9%
10%
'
Mines
20c
24c
2.99
2.99
331
2.50
2.50
400
»
3.00 Mar
10c
'
1
200
32
190
1,420
3.35
52c
49c
46c
57c
38,600
51c
82,828
1.55
Jan
37c
A
.
39c
July
17
17
17
25
16
24 y4
23
24%
13,726
21
North
Northern
Sep
100
2,450
5%C
36,500
11%
11%
525
4%c
4%c
4%c
29c
27 %c
29c
5,103
Sep
10 % July
3c
July
25c
Aug
6c
6c
6c
3,500
5 %c MaT
27c
26c
24c
710
23
preferred
25
$1.25
preferred
20
23
23 'A
25
22%
<
22%
Gold
Mines
4,750
21c
19c
4c
10,625
Levy Industries
Sep
22%
49%
Oct
50
5c
5c
Little
Class
Loblaw
Class
Groceterias
B
1st
B
A
1st
A
Loeb
1.92
2,310
31
31%
1,335
Oct
Jan
Jan
10% May
12%
Jun
22
24%
30
Oka
Rare
"
Oleary
.____
Lorado Uranium Mines
:
Orchan
Goldfield
34
Aug
885
10%
Oct
11%
Oct
10%
Oct
12%
Oct
50
49%
50%
912
45% Mar
50%
5.00
5.80
6,360
90c
95c
Oct
Orenada
30c
May
Jan
47c
May
55c
43c
67c
526,784
35c
67c
Oct
4%c
4%c
1,000
3c
Aug
May
5c
Jan
5c
5c
1,000
4%c
Oct
6%c
Sep
6c
7%c
32,688
4c
Aug
16c 16 %c
2,000
11c
Mar
7c
13%
13%
13 %"
6c
200
48c
48c
49c
55c
10
13,411
53c
4,250
Sep
1.60
4c
15c
May
8%c
Sep
18c
Jan
40c
Apr
14
Feb
28c
,.
11c
Jan
Aug
May
98c
1.15 May
'
1.56
1.73
74c
Jan
4c
4c
3,000
3c
July
6c
Jan
15c 17 %c
4,000
12c
Apr
20c
July
17,415
1.73
Oct
49%
6,609
40
Feb
54% Aug
40c
40c
4,680
32c
Aug
50c
8c
5%c
8%c
93,000
13c
13c
6,525
2.62
2.75
8,870
11 %c 12V2C
19,733
51%
5c
7c
1.90
Jan
12c
Aug
Jan
8%c Oct
21 %c
Jan
2.62
3.25 May
Jan
20 %c May
4c
380
Oct
8c
2,400
53c
3 %c
80,720
1.89
Aug
1.50
32c
10c
Jan
Jan
2.70 Mar
Jan
1.10
Apr
30%
Sep
25
25
25%
325
21
Oct
•
75c
75c
82c
27,767
70c
Sep
67c
63c
67c
47,759
30c
Apr
82c
Sep
20 %c
20c
23c
17,000
20c
Oct
34c
May
84c
May
May
51c
10,200
40c
Feb
52c
52c
52c
1,000
21c
2.30
2.70
50,452
1.73
Jan
2.65
51c
54c
,
'
1.02 Mar
84c
Sep
•"
18%
18%
19
3,205
13%
Sep
2.70 Oct
20% Sep
*
33%
33%
33%
65
25%
Jan
34
1
8%
8%
8%
2,030
5%
Jan
11% July
5.10
5.35
325
2.20
Jan
8.20 July
17c
1,830
10 %c
16 c
r
;
30c
Feb
July
May
100
;
Osisko
Lake
82
305
Jan
83
8%c
420
7c
Jun
12c
May
31c
31c
800
30c
May
38c
Mar
60c
72c
101,700
52c
66c
»
10
10
11c
lie
1,500
32c
32c
13c
Oct
Sep
3,500
11c
Feb
18c
Apr
30c
Jan
52c
May
380
17%
Apr
22
6.50
6.40
6.65
9,112
5.25
Jan
8.60 May
1.75
1.70
1.94
15,450
1.50
Jun
2.18
20%
21%
1,855
8%
Jan
4.00
4.00
100
4.00
4%c
6c
10,750
4c
1
31c
30c
36c
41,783
25c
Sep
Aug
Sep
2.00
1.92
2.22
110,208
42c
Feb
2.36
Oct
1.24
1.21
1.40
78,300
4c
Mar
1.58
Oct
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Pardee
Amalgamated
5c
6c
11,000
4c
July
8c
Jan
Parker
5c
6,500
4%c
22c
8,800
19c
29
30%
9,430
8
67c
19,956
27c
8%c
Jan
Mar
53c
52c
8%
8%
8%
10%
10%
Sep
28c
Oct
31
75c
7,210
9.90
5.85
Oct
Sep
Sep
May
Aug
Oct
9 % May
8% May
300
10%
.
Warrants
May
5c
20c
29%
*
1
5c
22c
'
1
*
5c
52c
Sep
90,000
1
preferred
21
Pamoil
14c
22
1
4.00
Page
Jan
May
18c
14c
-
•
;
*
Jan
Oct
11%
7c
21%
32c
*
;
*
Jan
72c
8% May
22
•
90c_
Pacific Petroleums
22%
Apr
Oct
7.50
Jan
Oct
l
:
common
Mines
6.00
10c
75
100
1
;__
1.20
Overland
82
8%c
1
Gold
Oct
>
Jan
18 %c
6c
:
Oshawa Wholesale
'
10 %c
5,500
2.69
Ormsby Mines.—
8,903
1
.-i
.
37,700
11 %c
Mines
14,979
*
12,000
15c
38c
ZZZl
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Opemiska Copper
12
—
8%c
13%c
1
Jan
Aug
33
„
6%c
Jan
1
Products
1
;
Jan
14c
50
:
*
:
1:
May
7%c
25c
•
Steel
5.25
Ltd—
1.10
Aug
35 %c
j
Gas_.
Malartic.
Ontario
11%
1,400
Feb
5c
1
Okalta Oils
10%
5.00
49c
8,167
20c
Metals
10%
85c
5c
18,725
6c
8%c
*
O'Brien Gold Mines
Ocean Cement
32%
*
—
6,400
84c
1
2.20
May
7%c
5c
13 %c
1
Ltd
33%
Feb
Jan
35 %c
Z_~i
Beaucage
Sep
3%c Mar
Jan
Mar
1.75 May
29%
Oils
11
50
Warrants
1.70
6%c
2c
Apr
Apr
5c
Sep
Aug
5.25
Mines
11
new
Hosiery class A
Louvicourt
1.80
31%
32%
1,095
Jan
28c
7c
•
1*
Long Island Pete
Long Point Gas
-
11,200
Warrants
50
new
Minerals
(M)
400
2%c
30
A
new
warrants
London
24
2c
pfd__30
Preferred
Locana
24
•
class
pfd
class
Cos
10%
1
'.
Mines
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
11%
•
:
Gold
42c
14 %c
Oct
21%
300
20
common
Preferred
Lexindin
Jun
May
8%c Jan
76c
ZZZZ*
-
Nova
750
2,000
6%c
37c
6c
1
common
Oct
12,700
Feb
Feb
78c
IZZ~~1
:
Natural
Telephone
"
50
4c
2c
Mar
13
6%c July
3%c
Oct
6c
Aug
52,550
Oct
,100
Sep
40,200
ZZZZ"
pfd
1
.-.
3,000
14c"
;
*
Lencourt
Ontario
Northern Quebec Power
Northwestern Utilities
1.60
1.40 May
Jan
15%
3%c
25c
*
Norvalie
1.48
49%
64
Apr
4.00 May
Jan
27c
Mines
Feb
49%
38
10%
Jun
11c
1
Oct
19
1
$2 preferred
Leitch Gold Mines
Jan
lie
;
26
Mar
$1.40
4c
23c
Exploration
Northland
V 17%
1.35 Mar
4c
:
Canada
Northern
:.:,Z ",i7% jun
93
Rankin—2
Jan
t. 18c Apr
Jan
14% May
4c
Northspan class A warrants—
Northern
Jan
15
100
ZZZ
:
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ZZZZl
Aug
1.10, Jura
8c
4,160
~
Oct
1.59
31c
Sep
MalT,
14%
14,900
-
53c
Coldstream
Jan
Feb
Sep
1
Sep
May
16
50c
Oct
July
50
Oct
73c
Sep
16CJ
16%
16
15%
65%
1,990
common
24%
Jan
*
14c
15%
16
Jan
74
Jan
14%
Goldcrest
Apr
15c
16%
Feb
Jan
44%
14%
Preferred
North
•
class
:
Oils
Northgate
67c
*50c
—2
Oct
2.65 July
May
3
Financial
Canadian
4.10
v
23c
150,120
•
Ltd
Warrants
32%
27% Mar
2.25
9,250
99c
13%
58
14%
;•
Oils
3.00
3.20 Mar
32
3.35
54c
50c
Secord
Laurentide
North
•
'•*'4.50 May
Jun
2.25
-
American
Laura
Northcal
29c
Aug
226,568
26c
88c
1
10%
2.90 July
2.30
1.59
24c
92c
ZZZZZZZZZZZZl
ZZZZZZl
1
North
3.60
Jun
1.05
24c
7,670
3,400
4,100
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Norpax Nickel
Oct
Apr
Mines
Oct
12c
4' Jun
10c
*
3.10
Jan
32
3.35
_lo
Langis Silver
41,150
,
7.40
Aug
2.25
*
Lambton Loan
8
940
*
_L:
22c
10%
1
__^
Mines——
Landa Oil
Latin
70c
2.40
10
Shore Mines—:
Lamaque
550
1,129,112
Aug
7% Mar
Jan
1.60
6.85
1
common
Preferred
Osu
5%
310
1.50
3.75
1
Lake
Luz
28
1
Gold
La
15%
Jan
4.60
1
Lingman
Lake
Oct
17%
1.50
_
'
Mines
Lake
Lake
15
1.60
Dufault
Lakeland
6%
8,346
2,390
<
55
48,661
10c
Normetal Mining Corp
•
72
50%
2.50
"
27,750
common
72
Z_ZZZZZZZZ_ZZl
22,254
new
13%
9c
2
Gold
5c
Labrador Mining & Exploration
75c
2.30
:
43c
Labatt
40% July
45%
53c
9.30
Kopan Developments Ltd
July
July
50
*
Oct
36
61c
15%
15%
Oct
14%
"1
Noranda Mines
Norbeau
8% July
*
16 %c
9.00
Jan
Feb
1
4%c
Jan
70c
'
-
40 %C
9c
43%
5
.
Mines
41c
13%
43%
2.45
Rouyn
9.25
Jun
Oct
240
*
1
Sep
30
9,300
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Smelt~Ltd~l
S
1
4c
Feb
74c
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'
•
Kirkland
8.75
25
40%
_•
Kerr-Addison Gold
Minerals
600
71c
Mines
Acme
: 29
7c
40%
■
Nipissing Mines
Nor
Sep
28
__i
Niagara Wire class B
Mining & Smelting
Nisto
30
40%
Mines
Rim
Jan
43%
Nickel
Nickel
Jan
24%
42 % Mar
Ilh
IZZIIIIIl
-t
M &
Gold
Senator
4c
894
Oct
Rouyn Merger
New
Apr
8,285
Jan
common.
Mylamaque Mining &
Newnorth
13%
-.904
32%
Mines
Mines.
Manitoba
New
11% Mar
12%
6%c
28%
41%
1
Mines
|Jan
12 %c May
""
Warrants
Kelvinator
Kenville
32c
32c
«
15c
__.
1.50 May
Jan
Hosco
New
12
5C
;
195
Jason Mines
Newlund
Apr
~50c
Mines
New
New
Feb
3.65
43%
Z_
1
ZZ.ZZZZZ
1
Canada__ZZZZZ*
;
Harricana__
New
May
24c
Oct
400
Petroleum
Goldvue
New
Feb
2.00
1,100
28%
Z.ZZZ.l
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Z_ZZZl
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New
~
10
preferred
5c
-
8c
*
common.
4.20
26% Mar
'
5c
1
Preferred
B
*
1
Mines
Jockey Club Ltd
May
4,00
Mines
Gold
90c
"
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Dayies
Oct
16c
2.50
25c
Continental Oil of
48c
3,300
17c 17 %c
Z_ZZZ~__*
New
34,200
65C
>
2.50 May
28
5c
Z_ZZZ_ZZZ*
Calumet Mines
Feb
47c
Jan
24,720
National Petroleum
National Steel Car
New
40c
July
,1.50
•
Exploration
Mar
Sep
28c
4,301
1
Bidlamaque Gold
July
36c
2.00
14%
±
Athona Mines
20c
Apr
Jan
Oct
Apr
35%
I
Drug & Chemical
New
12,500
36 %c
1
New
22c 24 %C
Aug
22%
12
.
-
13%
Z
Jan
72c
Feb
35%
Works
1.65 May
44c
1
warrants
Jellicoe
Joburke
Class
;
28
——___ZZZ5
2.70
79,700
•
12%
Preferred
New
-
Aug
10
25c
123
■:
_•
Nama Creek Mines
Oct
9% Aug
21
457
14%
Minerals
Neon
Jun
Ap"
33c
1
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
National
7%
1,621
Oct
16c
~_*
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Nealon Mines
1.50 July
each
Corp
Porcupine
National
Jan
1.20 May
12,400
5,427
2.40
_I *
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Monarch Fine Foods
Monarch Investments
Multi
8c
Jun
2.60
*.
1.95
-
17c
Z.ZZZZZl
II*
A
:
Molybdenum
Oct
Jan
Apr
■
—
Jan
1
Explorations
Jefferson
61c
*
:
for
■
•
2
Brewery class
2.50
45 %c
,
-
'
*
800
Oct
2.50
70c
Jan
Mindamar
2
Oct
65c
May
46% Aug
1.60 Jan
17c
16,000
26c 29 %C
33c
.
•
22%
11%
26% Mar
23,950
-
Ltd—
One : share
-
2.80
31V2
,
11c
23,300
8%
22
1.95
I
Corp
for
held
Moneta
8%
29c
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Mining Corp
^
;
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Metals
77%
55c
23c
35c
_:
Jamaica
:
Feb
•21,755
>
V
;
ZZZ_ZZZZl
;
exch
Ore
8%
■
22
*
Brick
three
10 %c
■'
common
Mining
Metals
-
73c
*11%
2
New
Iron
5%c
lie
Mines
common
Jun
66
14,700
.
10 %c
Uranium
National Trust
Jan
9c
Feb
81c
Jan
60%
4,697
■
1.60
Oct
Jan
31c
Apr
2.50
Being
Jun
"59%
25c
Copper Mines
Bay Mines
Jun
87% Aug
795
74%
9c
Jan,
Jan
7%
1.70
.Jan
57%
33%
46%
73%
4c
18,535
3,441
...
*-. 43..
45%
73%
....
May
3.00
71c
Montreal Locomotive
49c
Oct
%
'
17c
~Zl
ZZZl
£0
ZZ20
Moore Corp common.
Mt Wright Iron
Apr
Oct
1.80
1.80
2.50
Island Mining—
Montreal Trust
Jan
10%
45c
Jun
11%
Jan
.
2.05
Jun
22% Mar
May
9%c
5.90
-
42c
Apr
29c
110
Sep
7,850
100
10%;
'
5c
-May
Jan
r- 100
15,500
Oct
14% Mar
110
1.90
Min
160
43%
570
-
-
6c
Jan
Jan
43c
Molsons
105
8c
105
>
■
-10%
100
1.99
Oct
2.55 Mar
1.80
44%
_
5c
9.80
-
.
80
__1.25
7
Jan
10,505
.
Jan
July
18%
103%
<"■
6c
11%
102 102%
May
18
Jan
Jan
...
13,400
-
4%c
-
Jan
4.15
16
:
13C
Oct
May
Jun'
-10%
Jan
47 %c
22c
Preferred
•
May
47 %c
Class
7.00
33c
July
Jun
11
569,020
23c
Mill City Petroleums
4.70 Mar
Jan
'«41c 47 %c
135,875
97
5% May4.00
15
<
Jan
9c
1.24 May
43c
48% Aug
u-
46c
12 %c
Jan
39C
66
3.25 Aug
1,115
42c
83%:
25c
common
_
„
1.60
4c
-43
5
PiDe___
-
405
.90c
Line
Syndicate
9,805
14.
;
Interprovincial
5%
17%
25%
84%
*
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com
Pipe
478
14
25
Interprovincial
1,600
17
■
37c
.
1
Preferred
Jan
5%
125%
V/i
*
common—
90
50
Jun
•
67c
,
41c
Oct
33
—20%
•
Mar
5%
'•
40c
'
5
*4-
52
36
:
45
5
17%
5%
17%
25
International
125
■
96%-
5
f
"
.
54
16%
1
com
Oct
570
5
20
Powders
Oct
19
9 '/4
16%
1.70
Bronze
31%
200
3.60
*
Preferred
8.404
-13,000
245,500
Jan
Apr
Milton
Feb
C
Jun
8c
1.05
^Oc
Jan
Preferred
Jun
6%
•
.
6c
Oct
l2%cMay
5c
Midcon Oil
Sep
16%
Jan
9
10
1
International
'48%
Jan
5%
3.60
-
:
Inspiration
Jan
12%
855
:
*
:
37%
3,442
48%
54
96%
3.60
I
.___;
rrants
I
54
;____
land Cement Co preferred
nd Natural Gas common
'
•
100
.___
Minerals
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John)-
1959
48%
50
__50
i
13,595
6%~
4c
5c
12,500
18
Sep
July
July
10c
12c
^Mexican Light & Power
May
*
Apr
7c
.
22,233
3,650
Metro Stores
Oct
160
May
15,825
70,205
Midwest Industries Gas_
Jan
12%
1,612
-
40c
84c
10
*
Midrim
89 V2
,
8%c
2,775
...
Jan
Oct
11c
Mindamar
Imperial Life Assurance
io
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% 'preferred
_____4.862/3
7C
•
104%
*'
Z_ZZZZZZZZl
Oct
40c
18
15c
•
102
Lake
Red
Jun
47
Apr
Sep
21c
May
17c
Meta
Jan
5
5,820
5c
44%
57% May
875
11
30c
Jun
Feb
9c
Merrill
15% Aug
3c
92c
15c
Oct
10c
2,100
Aug
3c■
May
'
8c
M
2.85 May
Jun
68c
&%c
:
Jan
1 %c Mar
-10,400
i3c
;
1.04
.
Jan
May
41
4c
17%
-
i
>
3.40
6 %e
26
>4c
9 %c
v
1.95 July
4%c July
14,000
*
Oct
Jun
Mar
11c
Sep
Oct
is
10%
Lake
Red
McMarmac
11% May
5.00
90c
~
575
•
27C
13C
_100
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Apr
43
2%c
6,126--17,000
-
5c
Mentor Exploration &
Development_50c
E p C Canadian
Prop..
*
Jun
Aug
22% May
12%
2C
85c
•
30c
Z
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ZZ~
1
ZZZZ*
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2;
40
>
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2
Mines
2.16
4%c
39
-
85C
>
1
_____2___
2
Ltd
McKenzie
Apr
13 %
2.11
4%c
'
100.
Lake
Mclntyre
29
9.10 Jan
6 %c
47
:
Maxwell
Jun
2.10
-
,2,000
.
12%:
11
40
1,847
.
15
,
120
Jan
53
.
May
43
34c
Erie
Hydra
3.05
7%c.
12%
11
47
__
Huron
«:
18,561
-
52%
14%
:
•4
7c
2.84
:
Jan
.,
Mattagami
18
-w_»
;
5% % preferred.
Matachewan Consol
Oct
Jun
"
preferred
70c
•/:>.;
Jan
2.17*
v51%
.v
;
Feb
7.60
2.10
14%
67c
Oils
4%%
Sep
ll%c Sep
19.
Jan
13% Mar
7.25
4.60
„
15%
-
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
L
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common—
Jan
T
Apr
10
300
May
17%
40
;___ _~1
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Maritimes
L29
Aug
48%
16
•
;
42%
51%
25c
5,054
4.20
...
15c
1.62
-17%
;
common
;
Mines
Marigold
Jan
21c
..
3c " Aug
.5,334
142%
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting..
Hud6ons
Bay Oil
Hugh Pam Porcupine
—_-l
Oct
15c
Sep
10
.*_1
Paper-prior pfd—
Consolidated > Gold.......
,
3,598
.
May
.14
Sep
25c
Maroon
Jun
117
,
6%c Aug
9.50
-*50
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Smith
Howey
9.15
4.25
-20c
'
9.80
9.20
.___
v
Home & Pitfield
17
Maralgo Mines
Marboy.
,
Jun
:
,vMaple Leaf Mills
Oct
,,19%
,
.
Jan
;
Aug
1
95c
4%c
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;
*
'
190
12%
13
Feb
21,950
30,015
2.12
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Jun
.
3c
1.05
;
Uranium
High
10,800
1.01
13%
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Ltd
Malartic Gold Fields
Maneast
6 %c May..
s'
■
-
Oct
1.07
1.85
*
27%
17
A.'
.
9c
Shoes
Majortrans
.
Jan
9.50
Jan
68,250
-V
50%
27
_5
i—
»
4y2c Mar
5
2.84-
12%
'
27%
7c
July
"10c
2,000
.
Get
11
5,000
70c
2.46
111
136,900
4c
;49%
12%
:-z:_5
Gold—..
Renfrew
Home
>
50%
Drilling————J.
Consolidated
4c
70c
2.70
Dauch
Tower
Hollinger
Holt
ZZi
57% July
,
Sep
"10c
3,660
T
-
53c
-Feb
,10%
i
23,600
r
8%c
,
,
6,500
1.20" ;
8c
38c
: •
70c
—■
Maker
17% July
.
July
10
7QC-
:7c
1.13
•
56c
...
..
12 %c 12y2c- •r<r
—1
Gold
..
-15,900
6c
in
Headway Red.Lake..
M
1.15
i
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Low
1
4c
1.05
v
;__Li
6.75 May
3.00 May
Jun
4c
230
14
lie
"
.—
Powell River
Red: Lake.;
High
4c
_~1
1__.
MacMillan Bloedel &
_
Low
1
Cockshutt'
Mad-sen
"
-
i3c
13%
•
-
-
10%-;:,--r "4,230
500
t- U4
>111
13%
i,
Hastings
..
.12%-
10%
-1.100
L_
Explorations
17 % May
7-05 Jan
17,000
.
L
,.
.4c.. Jan.-
8,877
6%cr
5V2c
12%
10%
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Harrison- Minerals
700
8.55 .'8:80
.—i_i
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L_J,_.
:
.
8.55
,4c
Macfie
.MacLeod
,
18 y2 May
Jan
.30% Jan
5,500
5%c
Jan
Sep
'
'
I
LJ1
common
6c"
.
Par
6% Aug
4.00
,11% Jan
""697"
54% '
'
,5%c
'
Carpets
Rock
"
53
5c
i
1st preferred
Harding
*;•
"ZZZZi
common-
Farms
r
"
;io
-L——j_—___
Mines_.i__:_'
Mining.
Hardee
/
15%
Gwiiiim Lake Gold--i-——J
Hard
Jan
15%
(Range for Week Ended October 20)
High
Feb
f 4.25
Mines;
Gunnar
..s
4.40
2.75
Wire
Lead
Hahn
250
"400
.15%
i.
warrants
Greyhound Line's
Guaranty Trust
Gulf
,6
3.85
10%
Gas.
1—.
trust
Greening
Gulch
Low
6
s
Winnipeg
J. 1956
High
3.75
__.
B
Greater
,*
Coal
Low
43
13%
Jan
Apr
9.30 May
Jan
6.55
Hersey
6.50
6.70
24%
•
Ltd
24%
24%
5,287
22%
Jun
27
Mar
35c 39 %C
46,000
31c
Oct
57c
Jun
80c
31,050
72c
May
13c
17c
208,000
6c
Jan
17c
Oct
26c
-28c
28,719
17c
Jan
30c
May
4.75
5.00
410
5.70
6.00
"6,900
2.60
2.80
1,200
14c
15c
9,533
10c
10c
20o
Mines.;
75c
74c
1
Pamour
37 %c
_•
;
14c
28c
1
Drilling
"
*,
1,060
!
»
3.40
Jan
1.05
!
Jan
5.50 Aug
'
Lowney (W Ml
Lyndhurst Mines
Macassa
Mines.:
Macdonald
Mines
For
:
footnotes,
27
185
1
8c
8c
9c
25,800
1
3.10
3.05
3.15
T?920
22c
35c
111,649
;
.___—_
27
*
1
see page 44
27
25
7c
2.60
14c
May
28% May
Sep
13 %c May
Apr
July
3.65 Aug
35c
Oct
Patino
Pato
of
Canada.
Consolidated
Pee
Exploration
2
Gold
Paymaster Consol
Ltd
;
5.75
1
_2__
1
Z
1
14c
3.35
Feb
2.15 Aug
13c
Oct
6.00
Oct
2.92
Jan
20c
Jan
15c
Mar
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1756)
CANADIAN MARKETS:
-
LOW
Par
Peerless
1
1.21
43c
8
48
Preferred
Penmans
—
Permo
Gas
Perron
Gold
Oil &
Peruvian
petrol Oil
Phantom
Place
Oil &
Placer
Gas
—-
•
54c
t
President
Provo
75c
59C
10,157
36c
26,680
4,575
65c
4,809
6c
23,140
„*
78,000
.
.
39c
1
,
„
Jan
Feb
70c
8c
27c
,
84c
30c
Aug #
,.14
58
58%
2.35
300
2.05
2.35
2.60
435
2.20
15c
16c
9,856
7.05
9,700
1.89
1.98
2.05
16,913
5c
5C
7c
41,500
Union
Oct
24c
Jan
3c
Jan
7.05
United
2.48
Fet
8%c
Oct
8c
7%c
8c
8,599
7c
Mar
12c
-—*
18 %c
18c
22c
23,385
14c
Jan
36c
Sep
3c
3c
13,000
2%c Jan
4c
5.60
5.90
1.775
2.10
Jan
49,100
5%c
Feb
18c
Oct
65c
Jan
93c
Oct
——1
—*
Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas.
5.80
14%c
Quebec
88c
—
—
-
Mining
A
Roe
Royal
Ltd
Jan,
8.35 Jun
10
Jan
Corps
class
'
23,500
45c
Jan
8,340
80c
Jan
1.95
7%
100
Jun
9%
Aug
6%
11%
11%
210
80C
75c
85c
52,850
56o
27c
30c
60,150
16c
ii y8
8
84c
Oct
11 y8
Jan
Aug
99c
May
32c
July
Feb
11%
356
liy8
Oct
19% May
16
16
300
14%
Jun
16%
2.30
12,000
1.35 May
iiy2c
14c
5,000
9.85
10%
18,832
1,333
2.95
4%c July
19%c Jan
6c
liy2c
Jun
Oct
Sep
22y2c
7.40 Jan
6c
Jan
10 % Mar
13c
Jan
34c 36%c
40c
Aug
8c
8%c
7,000
7%c July
13 %c
Jan
14c
15c
16,700
liy2o May
21c
Jan
3%c
4c
10,500
6%
7%
8,752
50c
-*
7%
.10
12%
Industries
18,500
11%
12%
5c
1,000
78%
10
•
76%
9%
10%
2,814
9c 10 %C
25,000
io ya
--—
10c
Ryanor Mining
Apr
72 %
—
Jun
8c
Jan
80% Aug
11% May
Jan
Jan
23 y2
8% Mar
8c
Oct
15%
Feb
6.05
r
8y8
Sep
20
100
7%c Mar
Jan
4c
5,638
22 %
Sep
10%
-
4,499
10%
22'A
...
78%
10%
10%
22 y,
3c
4.55
4,285
5c
1
common—----
•
United
Lawrence
5%
12
-
July
St
—-—;—I
Shiriff
Horsey
18%
99%
Jun
78c
77c
80c
6,025
15y2
15%
16%
14,803
9.60
9-95
65c
Jan
10
1,240
6.35
Jan
1.76
1.76
1.85
42,323
1.30
Feb
4y2c
4y2c
4%c
13,000
4c
1
Petroleums
Petrol
50c
Scythes
preferred
18y2c
—
46
25
—*
*
Holdings class A
Seven
22
22
4.50
4.50
4.70
4.65
/
4.65
4.65
69c
Jan
94c
Jun
16c
Aug
30c
Jan
100
*
9%
25y8
25
25%'
—*
26
26
26%
—
A
9%
10 %
22
Jun
.
V
6,775
*
4.15 Aug
"
7%
Feb
A
Class
Sheep
preferred
B
W
1
24
July
26
895
Oct
30%
';
Silver
K
1.52
Oct
Jan
5.65
Aug
~
4.75
4.80
600
3.70
Jan
5.05 Aug
—.-—1
—1
United
New
Vanadium
Vandoo
Violamac
WaitO
G
&
Sullivan
25
40
July
45
Apr
11%
12
1,540
7
Mar
13
Jan
2.14 Aug
4.25 Oct
2.65 May
19%
1,155
18'/a May
19y8
31%
32%
1,740
21 Yb
34
9%c 10 %c
33,000
Knapp
Wespac
38c
26c
30c
14,200
25c
Sep
52c
4c
13,100
3c
Aug
8c
14,535
15%
Oct
16%
76
8,224
67 Ya
Jan
West Canadian
Warrants
4c
4%c
10,000
4c,
7.00
6.90
7.15
27%
-
.
28
*
S
Canada
82
85
90
24
24%
675
17%cl7%c
—
1
13c
16
Ltd
common
___•
13c
32
„
Jun
Oct
24%
Oct
Aug
34c
Jan
Feb
9%c
340
1.50
1.55
1,300
34 %c
21 y2
36c
12,934
21%
8,501
2.00
2.05
400
45c
51c
21,000
1.57
1.54
1.57
6,175
1.06
1.01
1.17
23,900
i4C
13c
14c
13,976
Jan
Jun
2.02
Voting
West
58
57%
24c
Westburne
Westates
Westeel
Western
—wt
Western
91
Apr
«%C
Apr <
1.35"
165
82c
18,100
4.15
'
10,575
&
Gas
:
1.45
23c
,
Oct
40c
Sep
21
1.50
45c
1.52
1.00
11c
Oct
Jan
Oct
Sep
25 %
Jan
3.00 May
70c
1.90
Jun
1.69 May
18c
Jan
Oct
8
64c
55,250
8%
1,250
71c
20,800
60c
66c
33c
16,500
24c
32c
161,622
3,856
66%
65%
67
12%
12%
12%
62%
16,100
63
54%
91%
5
7
' 40
16%
5
Jan
10 Ya July
43c
Jan
71c
Jan
85c
40
17
35c
L
69c
525
4.00
Sep
34c
8,500
'
i
July
4c
lc
1.12
Feb
T2c
12c
5,420
1.08
1.10
12,957
88c
1,050
Jan
Apr
llV2cMar
Sep
7%c
20c
17
"
17%
16%
3.90
Apr
May
16c
Jan
1.18
Aug
16
July
15 Yz Sep
24%. Jun
100
Apr
5c
24c
10%c Jun
2,620
28
2.40 Mar
3,713
16
28
-
'
4.40
Sep
4,000
75c
Apr
Aug
Mar
19V4 Aug
18V8 Aug
28
;
Jun
4c
4c
20,000
2yac
Sep
6c
55c
55c
Sep
1,077
4lc
Jan
63c
t'eD
1.50
1.50
750
95c
•
1.50
>
,
7.05
3.50 Mar
11,000
4c
'
'
v
6
6
1,075
Mar
6
Oct
1.75 Aug
Mar
11
•
class
•
July
17c
;5,500
12c
Jan
21
21%
9,448
23%
12%
13%
9,796
110
55
104
Oct
110
29
29
60
17
July
33
.7
7
170
5
1.44
1.42
May
1.55
18c
16 %c
22c
23,500
796,575
*
:
1
.
1
-
6%c
9.85
6%c
'9,151
35%
A
warrants
35
18
__3
k-J*.--!
7.10
Yale
I
:
24c
Sep
7c
Oct
13 %c May
23
Jun
36% -Sep
23
17%
18
15%
Jan
6.85
7.25
1,190
4.75
Jan
11%
11
125
10%
Feb
11%
1.00
1.00
Sep
14,895
84c
Jun
1.34
Jan
;
5
:
Oct
2.14 May
Aug
4%c Aug
8c
Sep
4,015
7
Oct
Sep
Aug
11
•
l
Corp.
Wright-Hargreaves
36%
'
14%
Feb
5c
500
10 %c 11 %c
11 %c
.•
Jun
>
1.15
.
M
.,
—-l
Combing
Jun
60
110
1
—
Oct
98
5,976
96
'
(J) Industries class A
Woodward Stores Ltd class A—:
Oct
24
.24
"
-
May
22%
23
13%
Coghlan
Jan
25c
July
18% Aug
90
May
96
.—50
1
1.50 May
99c
17 %
'
96
II100
1
3.25 May
Jan
80c
'
Mines..
Class
25c
rl6c
-lioo
Wood
Wool
460
17,974
.■
-
1.10 Mar
74c
91c ~
90c
-503;i„4
A————.
100
68c
88c
^
Winchester Larder
Windfall
2.3d
2.30
68c
—1'
-
Willroy
Wiltsey
'
!'2.30
—•
Petroleum
Inlet "A7:i:lL—i'
Hardware $2.80 preferredWhite Pass & Yukon.
:
•
Lead
Yankee
&
Zinc
Canuck
Gil:
1.00
;
...20o
-2,720 '
Jun
*
B
lie
10,150
3c
2%c
Feb
J
_i
1
1.14
1.02
1.15
•
Mines.:
"2,000
54,413
1.75
1.70
1.75
1,053
*
23c
23c
23c
50
17c
Apr
40c
43c
21,400
34c
Aug
4C
4c
3,000
2.40
2.50
;
Mines
1
Mines
Zenith
9%c Jan
5,000
5c
3c
5c
:
Bear
(H G)
;; ioc
;
1
Knitting class A
Class
ioc
1
i
Yellorex Mines
—1
Electric—
4c
*
j
Zenmac Metal Mines
2.50
III1
Zulapa Mining
Jun
,
J:
17c
38c
May
1.25
Feb
3j/2c
33,725
14 %c
Aug
21 %c
-
Jan
May
6c
Apr
7c
July
1.15
Jan
1.80 Aug
23c
Aug
68c
Jan
7c
May
Jan
2.00 Feb
7,900
30c
34c
90c
7,401
16c
1
18c
:
3y2c May
2.60 May
22 %c Aug
38c
Oct
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed in
Friday
STOCKS
'
Last
-
'
-
'
.
Canadian
Andian
National
Asbestos
Bulolo
Carp
L_
L
Consolidated
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
7%
Jan
9%
9%
432
6%
Jan
10
Oct
25%
Apr
35
Oct
5.25
Sep
33%
34%
1,857
6.50
7.25
10,780
21%
24
3,287
16
Jan
24
42%
42%
230
30
Jan
43 %
44%
46
Aug
4,745
41
Apr
49 %
Jun
16c
2,000
*
Paper.
;
42 %
•
.
•
44%
•
16c
__
Glass
*
common
85
•
&
Linoleum
*
82
85
300
66
14 %
200
13
21
,690
Ogilvie
Pend
Oreille
Price
Third
Yukon
746
19%
Apr
27%
1,875
17%
Jan
29
30
38 %
55
1
2.20
•
52%°
*
Corp
Trust
38%
562
14 Ya
1,530
13
July
Apr
39%
14
29
29%
390
29
May
54%
55
12,605
47
Jan
2.20
2.25
325
—_*
8%
51%
53%
2,808
40 %
Jan
1.50
100
1.40
Jan
8%
9
10,400
6%
Jan
1
50c
50c
10,000
37%
35
Feb
May
35
__
29
*
Inv
38%
19 Yz
1.50
•
2.50
-—
Mines
Gold
Sep
26
25
Petroleum
Cons
Jun
24
2.50
Paper
Gen
25%
24
common
Canadian
Jun
21
Bros
Southwest
Jun
25
—1
Flour
Oct
15
__
Paper
Ontario
85
Jan
%
20c
25%
Inc
&
„
Oct
Oct
Aug
May
—_1
Gaspe Copper Mines
Minn
.
7.25
*
Co common
Loblaw
13 %c
14%
—10
Oilcloth
8% Aug
34
5
Oil
Preferred
High
100
9%
5
73/4
:—23^
Dredging
& Dominion Sugar..—:
Vinegars
L_:
Canada
Shares
High
7%
7.10
Gold
Canada
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
:
Sales
Range
"
I—*
Corp
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Dollars
Week's
Sale Price
:
Par
Feb
69% Aug
15
Jun
63
•
__
;
37 Ya
Jan
57%
Oct,
38
Jan
55
Oct
a
No par value.
Odd lot sale (not
d Deferred
87.'
Mar
Aug
e
Feb
44
Apr
f
10%
Jun
18%
Oct
r
92 Ya
37%
t
included
range).
36%
-
49c
2.00 July
17
Oct
May
Aug
56% Aug
2.65
54
Sep
Oct
1.51 July
9
44c
July
25
Mar
65c
42
Oct
Jen
May
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
MARKETS
*
Sep
5,471
300
•
Zellers
Oct
57%
Jan
1,930
57c
895
9 y2c
20,500
•
—1
$6 preferred
Aug
23c
12% May
10
60
Anr
33c
25 %c Mar
Jun
58
100
-
.
Apr
175
91%
v
1.08
125
56%
,54%
Jan
3c
55C
:
May
May
Sep
Sep
Sep
1.85
5.60
16c
16%
•
.
Sep
38 Ya
2.95
-L_*
i
In
-
55%
1.25
i5c
Jan
Oct
Apr
Ma>
40
Mar
4.60
:
8,063
6c
2.20 Mar
Apr
88
17
May
90c
Oct
'2%'c
-^-1
—i.—
White
Dupont
69
CI
Aug
3.90
''
3.80
»
17%
•
preferred
Feb
Jan
31c
• •
Aug
58
3,369
56%
!
Il20
L
B
16%
Feb
29c
;
68c
1,425"
5.90
54
69c
1.08
.!»-*'
——.
—
Class
May
13 V*
Jan
60c
40
Jan
28 %c 33 %c
1.25
Warrants
Dominion
57%
31c
.ioo
39
15C
preferred.
4%%
Sep
48c
___«
Aug
99
28%c Jan
!
5.60
'
•
Mines
(Geo)
Aug
81 y2
56%
65
"
2%c
—27—
Surf
Weston
17%
146
8
!_•
_
500
2.95
-_1
.....
25 %
1,071
50
—
Jan.;
55
Sep
9c
Sep
10% Aug
30
4.00
^.1
i
—
Copper
Feb
58
10
preferred
1.25
July
12,815
74c
8c
i
Decalta
14 y2 Mar
88
___•
—
52
;
3.80
;
Ltd—,
Oil
Warrants :
23
81c
1
A
;
Products—,
Dominion
87
™i
class
t
69c
common.:
Petrol
Feb
67c
68c
•
Toronto Iron Works class A
Toronto Star preferred
52
1.74
8% Sep
4,000
Sep
Mar
'1.70 Sep
2y2c Aug-
98%
74 c
^
-2.—
Foods
Malartic
Dalhousie
87
.1
Bank-
98%
i
Oil
trust
Westfair
Sep
77c
ioc
Torbrit Silver Mines
61%
i,
Apr
54c
July 8% Jan
Apr
4,315-
'
1.63
Feb
51,300"-
16 %c 17 %C
-
International
21%
45c
5 ya
Apr
11c
40
14%
85
Jan
5c
1,850
25
Jan
%
1.31
21,500
16%
14 y8
35c
•
Ltd
14c
16
14%
•
Petroleum
warrants—
,
16c
3,585
1
Park
preferred
9.80 Mar
,
21
3,900
1.76
25
100
-
8c
1.70
1
Preferred
Finance
Jan
Jan
50%
1,200
6%c
1.71
~1
Tormont Mine
Toronto Dominion
0.90
20
2,400
24
*
Thompson Lundmark
10%
'
Oct
May
5%c Aug
3%c July
21,512
85
•
•
;
7%c
9%
—
-
Westcoast Trans
Sep
80
•
..
6y2c
.60%
5;70
*
,,
16%
•
Mining.
■' u*
.
'
-i
Mar
1.78
16
35o
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
1.00
:
ii-—.
Canada
Jan
4c
Jan
'
Teck
200
61
Oct
760
•
common
B
24%
570
1
Industries
1.55
6yac
-10
Apr
24
25
Tom bill Mines
17 %
75%
1
:
1.15
.
14c
Oct
13,860
1,992 ;
13
Jan
20c
o%
1.69
56%
Petroleums
Apr
16
1
.
common
77,992
6y4
Ref_l
&
Nickel
Jan
6%
1.33
*
1.10
1.55
w-1
Apr
Aug
.9c
1.58
..
Apr
58% May
23c
Oct
r.
Jan
Jan
75y2
;*•.
;
Taurcanis
Thorncliffe
22c
13%c
Aug
24
4c
.20 '
;
Industries
Territory
1,178
8c
3.75
1.20
29c
1
,—L.
Petroleum. Ordinary—
Tamblyn
1,150
16
8%c July
15,500
4.35
~
Sylvanite Gold Mines
Tancord
9%c
24
1
;
;
.
40c
Feb
Oct
8.15
l
3,508
Sep
Apr
Jan
1.20
\
26%
,
7.15
2.00
25
Jan
July
—•
Preferred
Switson
8c
4.25
Jan
13% July
17% Jun
1
Exploration
Supertest
'
15%
1
Mines
22c
,
Sep
1.12
•
„
Superior Propane
5%
285
42
*
Cons
Sunburst
1957
59,118
4.25
42
19%
;
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
4%%
1.97
4.20
4.35
Jan
> 17c
.
,
delivery
sale
in,year's range),^
Selling ex-interest,
Flat
price. '
Cash
sale
(not
r
included
Included
i0y,
...
In
Ex-liquidating
(Un) Admitted
wd When
.
(not
.
year's
year's range).
wi When
to
dividend.
unlisted
issued,
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights,
z
trading
delivered,
x
Ex-stock
*
Aug
21cV Jan
Jan
-
'
20% Aug
58
t
May
3.65
J
11% July
•'
July
17c
15,006
32c
Mines.
Lake
Yukeno
Jun
32%
:
Oil
13,908
Jan
-
X 85c
20%
97
•
Apr
July
52 % May
May
Apr
v
25,166
11%
9 %
6%
W_
Weedon Mining
Werner
Young
19%
Mining
Sterling Trusts
30
23c
4.15
Waterous Eauipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Webb
Oct
4.25
8%c
Feb
Apr
12
.52
355
34% Mar
9%c
12c
lie
1.65
,
i——
——
13% Aug
12
*
,
IIII—1
—1
Products
&
36 %c
•
:
24%
3,725
10 %c 11 %c
1.25
1.32
1.25
I
.13,808.
11
10 %c
9%
Wasamac
Jan
Oct
1
A
1,50
17c
V 17c
Amulet
Walker
Sep
Apr
—
class
.—_1
—
Wainwright
10%
liy8
•
Sep
rS,;7%
Sep
15%
..
.1,000.
6.50
11'%
Trust—
Sep
2.82 Mar
64c
,
Feb
49
:
50
30
-
;
24c
1,235
27%
Stedman Bros new—..
Steel of Canada
Steinberg
6.10
1.45
24%
Mines
155,700
13%
18
•
steep Rock Iron
6.35
^
——
Grey
York
9,014
.1
;
"
—1
v
6,267 ;
54 > 54.
19%cl9%c
—1 -V
Exploration :
May
22
Jan.1'
3c
725
.
.
20%:
v
.
&
Jan
July
9%
100 :.-v
,
J.1%
19%
>
Vespar Mines
Victoria
52%
:n%
—1
'Ill
common
Debentures
Jan
13%
_
Nickel
210
'52%
L—:
*
16
33,500
■—
Ltd
36c
28%
:—-
Stanwell Oil <fe Gas
-50
—
—
Consolidated
Vendomatlc
Ventures
Oct
1.81
Uranium
Starratt
'7c
11%
.11%
"20%
J.
i
Alloys
23c
27%
•
Radio
Jan.
23c
Steel Corp
*
Upper Canada Mines
500
13%
Standard Paving
Stanrock
Feb
4%
5%c
>
Fortune
Yellowknife
1.90
Oils
Standard
7c
100
— __
United
Aug
27%
Oils
Ltd-
800'
6%
"
11%
U-
Oils—
56c
"
&
j
——
B
Reef
Jan
—20
Foods
«r*'
— —
Hill
United
30%c
13%
;
.
Mines
1
25c
13
•
common
Stafford
,:
13,500
50
Spooner
Class
42c
*
—
Southern Union
Traders
7
"
.-_*
.
Preferred
Tidal
87c
—1
—
Ltd
8%c
Mar
14 %c
Sep
July
*
28c 36 %C
•
A
i—
48%
25c
;—1
Dairies class
Southam
Texaco
40c
50c
Mines.
Industries
Stuart
50
Feb
3.25
Manufacturing
Steeloy
Jun
5,300
29,234
preferred
Slater
40%
1.52
B
D
100
Oct
5.00
Mines
Slater
43%
1.48
Simpsons Ltd
8
Jun
4.85
Silvermaque
Class
39%
—
Standard
Siscoe
450
4.95
Mines
Silverwood
Apr
3iy2 Mar
—50
Gordon
Quebec..—i
Sifver Miller Mines-^
Sigma
43%"
48%
Apr
Gold
J
50o
—.——'i—1
preferred
Creek
Sherritt
43
—
„
Apr
5.00
14% May
"
7,124
"
Class
Sep
4.80
Sep
3.70
100
*
Class
22
""
14,495
May
*
-
Water & Power common-*
Arts
Shawinigan
Sep
9,825
90c
-
Security Freehold
Oct
7c
97
5,700
18c 18%c
-22
1.97
Aug
33 ya Apr
6,375
50
80c
.
80c
1
_—-
Metal
50
Oct
July
95c
Sep
21 Yb May
15
May
Jan
1
Satellite
Selkirk
22%
103
Jan
11%
—1
—~
8 %c
9c
15% M*y
*
Sep
May
24y2c
Jan
35
Gold
River
Sarcee
280
102
Gold
Antonio
Sapphire
22%
•
common
Warrants
San
Sand
__
—1
Gas
Maurice
Salada
22%
102
•
100
Corp common—ill—
preferred
1.52
38,575
20 %c
'
Feb
■>,
~"V'
-
common—
-----
Keno
Western
St
28,565
58c
6%C
July
2.00
10%
385
1.85
51c
9
Sep
7V2
11 %
19%
1.66
11%
;
United Minaamar
.
Vulcan
62C
14c
.
Preferred
Russell
Aug
18c
29C
———-.25
Oil
55
Jun
34c
Canada
of
Bank
3,663
Sep
12o
)
}
Consolidated
Royalite
34
——*
Uran
Can Ltd common
of Pall Mall
Rothmans
Rowan
3.35 Mar
1.86
—
Mines
V)
(A
Feb
56c
7%
—j
Petroleum
Rocky
9% Mar
Sep
*
Athabasca
Mines
9.20
Sep
1.85
59c
2
Rio Rupununl Mines
Rix
9.00
Sep
*
Chemical
Rockwin
9.00
"
Minerals
Roche
3,500
J
Mines—
Rexpar
1.05
385
15c
—*
——
—
Reitman class A
Renabie
41
13c
•
Mining
Reichhold
39 V*
—-I
Rayrock Mines
4.40
2,180. :
41
——
Grip Batten common...
Class
4,186
13c
■■■■■•
Oil
Realm
6
1.70
-1
Radiore Uranium Mines
Rapid
16,525
5V2
1.60
10*
Preferred
Queenston Gold Mines
Ranger
93c
5%
1.60
-
—
Warrants
Quemont
14 %c i6%c
6.40
19%
6%
-*'
—
Canada
Mar
1
"5,900
Jim*
-50
preferred—-
Preferred
Feb
Jan
of
A
May
25
-
58c
—1
--
Mining Corp——_
United Asbestos.
l
I
United Canso v t c___
1.—1
Oct
1.39
——.1
-
13 %c
1.70
•
1
common
preferred
Gas
Class
United
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
22,482
*_♦
Union
May
Sep
1.89
•
Aug
Aug
4.35
74c
Acceptance
Union
3.00 May
3.60 Mar
0
Jan
14%
'
L;
60c
•
'
1
preferred L-L
2nd
Oct
60%
Apr
14
19%
•
•
<
Jan
-
14%
*
:
High
Sep
19%
'7,434
■
Pipeline
37C
4,000
23%
•
Shawkey Mines
1st
Low
48 %c
•
'
Oct
Aug
84c
:
-
Jun
67c
<
Jan
10c
10,310
85c
50
Ultra
Sep
High
46c
22%
12c
•
<
Oil
Apr
24
Jan
■A
Prarie
23 YB
Oct
-
46c
Sep
May ?
,
Feb
55c
Sep
30c
81c
Trinity Chibougamau
Twin City Gas—.,
Mar
1,505
6.90
Aug
Trans
Triad
48 %c
1
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
33c
12,500
83C
■t
Jan
40c
24
7.00
v
Sep
8%
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
Low
1
Resources
Aug
87c
,
54C
Transcontinental
2.09
t.
50c
Transmountain
„
5% Aug
3%c
*
„v
Exploration Ltd
Pipeline
Pipeline
13c
47c
.»
Jun
52c
„
—*
———.1
Ltd
Ltd
Minerals
1.90
*
——■—
Airways
Producers
Gas
Purdex
35
16c
■■■■■
—
Ltd
Mimes
Jan
Sep
May
9c
2,900 r,.
27,784
: 2.28
—
—
Electric
Preston
15
30c
14,444
..
2.35
Roy
Prospectors
100
30
39c
lie.
36,700
2,139
.
58
Oil
Oct
Jun
55c
-
55c
——*
Premium Iron Ore-—
48
115
8%
23%
24
-
..
Rouyn Gold
Prairie
Jan
Feb
5c
35c
i".
38C
t
Tt,'
Oils
Powell
5C
J
J
i
Development
Ponder
45
110
33c
65c
Canada
Canada
10
50c
36c
*
>
Trans
Trans
49c
130
8
8%
1
Mines
Gold
Uranium
Ore
►
Par
Oct
13% May
7% Aug
55c
55c
r
-*
Ltd-
Co
Oil
Crow
Pitch
1.50
L88
•
Gas
&
30
37c
<•
ioy2c
—1:
Mines
Industries
Phillips
Pickle
'«-»■
1
Mines—
Feb
1,170
48
48
38c
Oil—*
&
9c
288,380
,
( Range for Week Ended October 20)
High
8%
111% 111%.
100
preferred —
Credit common...—
Peoples
49c-
37c
8
50
Exploration
Pipeline common
Pembina
Low
High
.
'
*
dividend.
—
privileges,
■
Volume
194
Number
6101
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
■(1757)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association
Dealers, Inc., and ether selected scurces. They do not
represent actual
intended
as
guide to the
a
within
range
which
these
securities
of
could
wide
Par
Air
Products
Albee
Inc
Aiberio-dulver
Aid
Co
10
Inc
Alice
Development
Allied Radio Corp
Araer
Air
Filter
67/8
Co.
American
Greetings
Co
Participating
.Arvida
1
56%'-.
11%
12%
Glasspar
55
•.
7% *
w
•
14%;
16 ;
.
30%
—.5
15 Va
v-
____10
10%
1
-_r
12'"
V
22%
Belco
Manufacturing Go.:*.—
25
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Beryllium Corp
Billups-Western Petroleum
;
50c
Hills
Black
Power
Sivalls
.Boston
ft Light Co__l
Bryson Inc
.1
&
43 Va
Capital
Corp—1
Botany Industries Inc
:
1
Bowl-Mor Co
Bowman
Bowser
Products
Inc
Brown
$1.20
7%
—10c
—,—
18%
8Va
21
*
20%
Sharpe Mfg Co
10
(Charles) Co Inc
3
Brush Beryllium Co
:
1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co—*
Byllesbv (H M) ft Co
10c
22 y2
36%
36%
1
A
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton. Production Co
Water
Cameo
&
Telep Co^i
Inc
147/a
Indianapolis
Water
Systems
25%
43
Interstate
Bakeries
Interstate
Engineering
24 Va
69%
Investors
13%
14%
30 Vg
33 Va
27%
29%
18%
1-9%
Central. Louisiana Electric Co-.5
37
39%
Central Maine Power Co
10
35y«
37 V*
Jessop
Telephone Co__-.___-_10
32'/4
34%
Johnson
Elec
&
•
Central
Gas
Gas
•Central
Vt
•Cetron
Electronic
/Charles
Public
of
Co
.10
Co
5;
Service
*
-6
24%
57/a
1
3iy2
r,
' Common class B___1
6
cl A
Co.
Inc
Kearney & Trecker Corp
31
Kennametal
Corp
1
;Coastal States Gas Product—1
"Ccleman Engineering Co
—1
Colonial Stores Inc—_——2Va
3
Va
Kentucky
4
/
78y2
6%
17%
:
•'
21 V\
;•
19%
13%
14%
23%
Lanolin Plus
Connecticut Light
32%,
Colorado
Oil
Elev
&
5
•
Co—1
&
Consolidated
Cook
Data
Coffee
Cook
Corp
Electric
Company
Ridge Prop pfd
Craig Systems Inc.
Cross
Company
24%
Business
85%
22*%
24%
49 %
Mattel
Maxson
Machines—10c
19 y2
6%
17
18%
20y4
22
Meredith
•
35
37%
1
57y2
61
Dictaphone Corp
5
34Va
37"%
Diebold
Inc
55
Diversa
Inc
Di-Noc
Chemical
$1.25
Arts
Inc.
common
(R R) Sons
Electronics
Dun
Dura
Bush
18%
Miles
96
Miller
50%
66 Vi
1
15
2 V2
Paso. Electric
Co
(Texas)
Corp
Electro-Voice
".Electrolux
Investors
Corp
Capital
Electronics
Erie
Business
Far
24 Va
Federal
For
25a/4
9%
Nalco
Chemical
1
ll7/a
5
22
83%
New
16%
Nicholson
2.50
33V4
35%
Nielsen;
10%
11%
North
—I
1'.
-
14'%
-.
37/
40%
15%
_—_10
' 89
21%
preceding
Class
B
common
North
(A- G)
5
1T.%
79%
Northwestern
94
Ohio
23 V4
-
Oklahoma
page.
Pub
Water Service
Miss
6%r
Serv
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Co
3
—1;
Co__.—.-10
River
Co
32 Va;
72 Va
76 V*
35 y4,
37 Va,
10%
12
7%
4
Chemical
5
Wood
Conversion Co
Work
Wear Corp:
5
1
19%
17%
5%'
44
47 V*
44-
47 V*
8
9%
27
29 Vat
15
16%
1
80
84*3/4
31
34s,a
Yellow Transit Freight Lines—.1
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
7V«
8 Va-
4%-
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Wyle Laboratories
55
16%
16 Va;
30%
Wisconsin Power ft Light Go,—10
Witco
21V*
6
15%
7.50
Prod—10c
14%
.
84%
32 V4
3438
27%
29 Va
39 Va
43
33'
6 V2
36Va
•.
.r
-
'7Va
6%
100'
71 Va*
74%
52
56
62
Trust
Go
(Philadelphia}
10
Long Island Trust Co
Manufacturers ft Traders
67%
397
Far
Irving Trust Co (N Y).
.10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
Liberty Real Estate Bank ft
81%
->.
412"
7%
8%:
27/a'
3%
45%,
49%
•
■*
36%
60 V*
63 V*
74
77
81%
39Va
43
Manufacturers Hanover B A T10
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
5
42
45%
Mellon Nat Bk ft Tr Co (Pghj-25
Mercantile Tr (St Loute)—12.50
(Buffalo)'
65Va
69
Monmouth County NfttBk (NJ)
54
57%
85Vb
88%
88%
92
75V*
79
-
36%
54%
383/*
179
188
48
52%
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
14%
16 V*
—25
of New York
I
138%
141V*
National Bank of Detroit
10
77%,
81'%-
36%
39
National' Bank ft-Trust Co
455
(Fairfield County)
10
National Bank of Westchester.5
479
National
54'
57%
59V2
63%
5
20
167
.43%
463'.-
National Commercial Bank ft/
York)
5
Bank Stk
Camden
(S F)_10
10
10
Corp (Minn)
Natl
N
Bk
10;
Trust
&
J)
6%
Natl: Bank
Natl Bank (Baltimore)
(Atlanta)
Natl Bank of
Natl Bank of
Natl
Bank
of
21%
75%
371
386
&
First
of
Natl
Bank
'. 45%
85
(Hackensack
90%
104Va
St
Co
53 Va
5
393/4.
42%
66
69 Va
89-
94
57
61
39-
42
164
173'
31
33%
x55%
58%
44 %
47 V*
pn
178
70V*
74
42%
46 Vs
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
Riggs NaU Bk of Wash D C—25
56V2
60%
68%
(SUffernNY)
5
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
86 Va
90 3/4
188
Bocidand National Bank—
64
112%
92%
97%
10
75
78%
City)_5
39
42
8t Louis
Seattle
Union Trust Co
1st Natl
10
35%
39%
75 Va
79 V*
30Va
33
61
98
Louis__20
(N Y)__20
85
Bk (Wash) __20
77
80 3%
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
41
47%
107'/8
104
Security First Natl Bank
12%
87 /a
91
110%
Security Natl' Long Island N Y_5
35 Va
37%
State
(Philadelphia)_10
Rochelle
57Va.
Provident Tradesmen's'Bank
ft Trust
(Philadelphia)-—20
75
41%
(Los Angeles)
69%
10
Franklin Natl Bk of L I N Y—5
Trust Corn Exch Bk
15
Harris Tr ft Sav Bk
(Chic)
20*
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr
Co:—10
Hudson County National Bk
101
Hudson Tr Co (Union.
City)
8"
Industrial National Bank of
Girard
Providence R T
—10
Industrial Valley Bank ft Trust
Co (Phila)
5
Albany:
10
State St B ftT
Sterling NaU Bank ft Trust Co
(New York)
25
51%
54%
73
76%
57%
of
42
39
112
Bank
73V*
Westchester Natl Bank,
New
J)
10
Natl City Bank
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust
N
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
109 Va
48
25
of
66 V»
52
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
108%
Dallas
7.50
New Jersey Bank ft Trust CoJll
Northern Trust Co (Chicago )_20
45 Va
42
(Albany):
.25
Banking Co (N J).
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston. 12%
Natl State B^nk of Newark-12 Va
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk.10
59%
72%
OO
62'
National Newark ft Essex
174
56
City Bank (Cleve) —8
lo
Boston—12%
Chicago
20
Natl Bank:
(Jersey
Trust
-
National Bank of
First
/
56%
67%,
34%,
70%
Trust
Ask
•
5
34Va
10
""37%
62
50
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54
5
50%
First
4%
13%
S A
Ask
Bid
76 Va
47
First
62%
.,79
_10
Passaic County
27 Va
4
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
Northwest Natural Gas
142
Electric
17/-
28%
1
Publishing Co Inc
Wilcox-Gay Corp
56%
18 Va
1
,(N Y)——10
First
34%
59%
1
Co-
Wilcox
5
50
23
First
53'
32%
Natural Gas.2.50
Penn Gas
3
(Newark )_25
(N
First
9
25%
Co
8%
16V4-
35%- w*, ' 384/4
27
5
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whitting Corp
l
First
10Va
49
8
File Co
Carolina
5
Wurlltzer Co
10
Trust Co
50
Commercial' Bk at North Amer_5
Commercial Trust Co
First
24%
8%
:—1
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
36%
19%
40%
3
34
52
7 Va
38
5
Western
1
First
13
9%
50c
Co
39%
-r
*'
Co_——_2.5D
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Nevada: Power
*
Telephone
Western Natural Gas Co
Western Power ft Gas
9%
Inc—
First
61
National Gas &
Oil Corp
ft
12%
20
24 Va
27%
34%
1
Transmission
Lt
237/a
4*%
34%
25V«
22
1
" 11 %
2.50
26 Va
32 V4
6%
*
7%
24 V4
22 V*
20 V4
Western Massachusetts Cos
...
35 Va
1
Western
7%
32%
1
Transport A
Scientific
34%
22
18
27
*
32 %'
Westcoaat
42%
(Savannah)
Go, (Camden
49%
57
Narragansett Capital
15 V2
Cap_l
46
11
79%
see
12 %
1.25
Bank.
First
17
11%
5
Co
10
56
40
York.
First
42
15 Va
27%
1034.
Mortgage Assn_IG"
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Federation Inc
—133
-
footnotes,
39
32
1
First Boston Corp
7%
48%
13Va
5
36%'
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
27
12
Natl
Fischer Foods
97/a
48
6%
1
Co
»
Co
32
85 Va
Empire Trust Co (N Y).
50
Fairfield County Trust Co^
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N
Y)_l0
Fidelity-Phila Trust Colo
124
25%
29%
•
Financial
8%
45
116
45%
*' '»
1
7%
Co
16%
1
Mohawk Rubber
2.50
Mfg
24%
15%,
1.
2
Morton Foods Inc
13%
Financial—
23
_*
Company——1
Missouri; Utilities
30%
41%
•
Farrington
19%
28
48 Va
16 %c
21%
81%.
Co
24%
53-.:
2%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
27%
28!/4
&
of New
New
21%
26%
38V2
28
Forms
/
19%
26Va
45%
.
12%
Resistor
West
16%
37%
EtSrHokin & Galvan Inc
Inc
Minneapolis Gas Co
24%
Emhart Mfg Col——
Empire State Oil Co
Ennls
V2
18
Systems Corp
10c
Mississippi Shipping Co—1—5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
-1
International
15%
Missile
4%
Corp——1
—
Electronics
,
2
Inc
37%
14%
1-
1
Associates—~10
Inc:
34%
1
Mfg Co
1
Eastern; Utilities
Electrada
Laboratories
21%
30%
Co
1
Steel Corp
Bros
15%
16%.
19
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
21 Va
29
Miehle-Goss-Dexter cl A com_7Va
53%
22
Dynamics Corp of Amer $l pref_2
.
Co
62 Va
14 V4
50c
Co (Chicago)
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
56 Va
19%
Co—2.50
Devel
69%
4
—
Eco'-omics Laboratory
El
88.
.——2
Duriron Co
Eleccro-Science
Technical
62
1
Inc
Corporation
Pipeline
Capital Corp
58V2
——1
Bradstreet Inc
&
Midland
17
1
6%
19%
59
•
34-
28'
Connecticut Bank ft
Connecticut Natl Bank..
3 Va
27%>-
*
Midwest
22
25c
Duffy-MotTt Co I—
3
53
1
Utilities
52
18
5
(NJ)i._l0
Tr Co_12%
18%
5
Co
Mid-America
105
6
20
Co__2.50
Drackett Company
Dunham
Michigan. Gas
Microdot Inc
75%
17
1
Publishing
193/4
a
Cleveland
24%
71
Merchants Fast Motor Lines—1
1
Donnelley
Dorsett
100
•
8%
22%
-
5
pfd
conv
Melpar Inc
15
.
lc
Metromedia Inc
Co
14
22%,
8
2%
McLouth Steel Corp
5
:Chemical Bank N Y Trust Go_
12
Citizens & Southern National!
13%
20%
—3
Industries
1<
1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
12 V4
_1
Electronics
McLean
21 Va
5%
Inc
;
38 Va
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc__—1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
13Va
54
48 y*
-
Wellington Mgt Co class A__ 10c
26%
28%
Wesco Financial
Corp
1
,r55V4%1—.58-%
West Coast Telephone
Co___£l(T+"
46 Va
37,%,.
West Point
Manufacturing Co.*
22 V4."
24 Va
15%
Camden Tinist Co (N J)_
5
Central Natl Bank of Cleve
16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—lo
Chase Manhattan Bk (N
Y) 12%
36 Va
46
12%
50
Corp..
1
Welch
38
62%
Boatmen's1 Natl Bk St Louis—20
Broad St Trust Co
(Phila),
10
22%
33 Va
Detroit;Interna-t
Finance
x21
1
11%
Hall
Bank
20%
(E F)
1
Madison Gas & Electric Co_—8
Marine
Capital Corp
1
11%
Screw
Bank of Virginia
Bankers Trust Co
47 %
•
18%
Mac Donald
1
Dial
>
81V2
8%
1
Bridge Co
44
1
14%
Dejur-Amsco Corp class A—
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
•
i_l
7%
5
Mining.. 2
ft
ft Iron
1
Watson
397/a
14V4
10c
Construction
Washington
124%
■_
58
New
Bank of Commerce
Bank of Commerce
45%
64 Va
22
40%
Wash Natural Gae Co
2
r
4%
42%
18%
43
38
Co
Corp
31%
35l/4
& Cable Co^
Bank of America N T &
1
(San Francisco)—
15%
;
•'
60 V2
Dashew
Va
Corp
19%
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (LA) Co
14
Ludlow
26 V2
36
-
12
Lytton Financial Corp
*
Corp
11
8%
17
v
39%
9
Power
Bank and Trust Companies
Par
Bid
43 Va
13 V4
1
5;
1%
1
Baltimore National Bank
10 %
40%
Long (Hugh W) & Co Inc___50c
Lucky Stores Inc
1%
7%
Peninsular
Warner Bros
Warren Brothers
27%
29%;
3i75
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp
28 %
45%
28%
21 Va
CTS
9%
cl B__5
Co
25Va
25
Co
8%
4
Lone
Steel
7 Va-
10 Va
29%
Warner ft Swasey Co
4%
27
119
non-voting
Stanley Works
30%
26
11%
Star
Power
27%
1
23%
Cummins Engine Co Inc———5
,
8.
^_1
-M2%
34%
23
1
Crouse-Hlnds Co
Co
43
8
-—;
Blower
Leaseway Transportation
Liberty Loan Corp^
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com
10
1
Coral
Lau
8V4
.
6%
12%
9
Waddell ft Reed Inc
class A
Walter
(Jim)
30%
3%
1
—2
Common
13
28*
lc
11%
50c
Co
V 22%
17%.
28 V4
Corp
Pacific
Stern
57 Va
5%
,67/a'
27%
Mig Co
Vitro Corp of America
Von's Grocery Co
37%
25 Va
—
21%
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Control
47%
,
7%
& Power Co.*-
Freightways —2.50
Rock Products—5
Consolidated
44%
20Va
$1.25 conv.
„
11%
—1
22 Ve
Milling
Co
Power
Stanley Home Products
39%
31%
54 Vi,
•
-•
53
>
29 Va-
20V4j,
Vector
48%,
16%
_•
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484
,f
24%-
49
46
Gas Corp com_3
preferred
25
Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
Colorado
Gas
Co
33%
23
34
Keystone Custodian Fds cl A—•
Keystone Portland Cement.
3
Koehring Co
—2
Laboratory for Electronics
—1
Laguna Neguel Corp units—_—
Colorado Interstate
'
37'
10
Co
-
450:
10
—
Utilities
&
90%
3iy2
3
Ketchum Co Inc
82%
5%
Inc
Foresman
453/,
5
,
22%
85
2iy4
1
Utah
8
5
—_
Co
Stand Fruit &
Steamship
Standard Register
14%
40%
5
8%
5%,
•
Inc
Fetzer
8
,
•
Co
Foods
&
;
2'/a
11V4
«
33>/3C
36%
Clinton Engines
13 V*
—5
29Vs
•
10V*
Upper
22%
'
1
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E.) Mfg Co
50%
•
58
51%
20%.-
l
Southwestern Elec Service Co
1
Southwestern ": Investors—___50c
Southwestern States Tel Co_
1
Spector Freight Sys Inc
__1
Speer Carbon Co
36%
1
34%
l_33Vbc
42%
316
1
Kalvar Corp
2c
-Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas.5
-6%
,55%
11
34
53%
47 Va
Eng Tel Co„„25
Southern Union Gas
Co—,
1=
Southwest Gas Producing Co
1
39
Co
Service
1
Skil
267/a
Corp
Steel
Bantam
Simplex Wire
-
46%
47%.
24 Va
Va
10
11%
Vance Sanders ft
Company. ,50c
Vanity Fair Mills Die
5
Southern
37
44-
22%
8%
22%
1
10%
Southern-Calif Water Co
25%
Corp
HVa
32
■
37%.
.50c
10 Va
Lab
3cott
27%.
-5;
.
1
United Stater Realty Invest,
United States Servateria
Corp.l
United States
Sugar Corp
1
United Stater Truck
Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
20c
South Snore Oil & Dev Cx>
25
48
99%.
26 V+-
30
1
Valley Mould
12%
39Va "
78%
;
10%
1
14%
14%
300
21%
45
Engineering—1
49 V*
37%
1
38%
19Va
74-
56 Va
'
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37%
56
10 »'
35%.
2
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Sorg Paper——
com.l
Kaiser Steel Corp common
.$1.46 preferred
34 Va
152
Jervis
Jostens
6%
Chattanooga Gas Co__1
1
•Chicago Musical Instrument—1
'/Citizens Util -Co-corn cl A__33yac
;
i
25%
Corp——1
Ritz_—
the
-
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1
5
f:
53
95:
Tucson Gas Elec Lfc ft
Power—5
Union Texaa Nat Gas
Corp_
1,
United* Financial
Corp of Cal
I
United- States Chem Mil
Corp; 1
United States;
Leasing
10 Va
75%
■
35Vav23 V*-
24V»
13
6 V8
bysi-l: .i:Tl%
9V4.
71
...
Trans-World Financial.
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
40%
33 Va
32%
•"'", f;
451%
8%
•
26%
-r
21%-
35
7'%
13%
15 Va
24%
37%
1
5l/a
34%-
14%
45%-
31%
,
—
•
—
,
9%
r.
42
1
Sierra
Iowa Southern Utilities Co——15
Itek Corp S.
I- Jamaica Water Supply—;
"
4%
Central 111
Scot
11%
92
52
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
•*
13 Va
•
10'
,_25c
Inc
30%
—1
24%.
Tool Research St
12%
11%
Corp-^L-
Tokheim Corp
.1
28 V4
Co
Corp
Public Service Co
3%
Central Indiana
Diver
Myers
Time Inc
.1
-
*
56%
9%:
5
„
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
114 Var
8%
1
25%
5
Co
Thermo Ring Corp.
Thomas St Betts Co
22 Va-'
13
1
,12%
22 Va
5%
16 V*:
20%
_i
531/3
■
•
15 i
Inc
23%,«*
1
Hamp
Mgt
Thermo-O-Disc Inc
34%
10%
5v*
Texaa Butadiene St
Chemical—L
Texaa Industries Inc
1
1
7%
32
36%
9%
Telex
22%
19 V*
34
Inc;
H Va !
10c*
Searle (G D) &
Co—
Seismograph Service Corp
/Ionics Inc
Iowa
Inc
^
IOV4
220
5
Television; Shares
9Va
47 V*
17%
1
Telecomputing Corp
14%
6%;
3.75
2
31%
Interstate Securities Co—_J--5
Interstate Vending Co
1
6b
Industries—1
Steel Products Corp
10
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs_^—
Textbook
--Interstate Motor Freight
14'
3%
Co—
33%
Corp__50c
20%
-
1
29%,
'
/
8s/,
Ask
44
*
Co
17%
13%
/
Broadcasting
36%
.,
27%
,
-I
29%
'
1
Taft
5%
..
-
151/4
l
Sealed
10
43/4
34
1
31V4
Inc——1
Recreation
21
Ceco
Co
International
..
13
Cannon Electrfc—._—
1
Cannon Mills class B com-—25
Schield
30%
v
>
.:
1
*
19 Va
; ,3%
1
.1
Water
33 %
r;
'
17 V2
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
&
Inc
45 %
n:'
■>
MilU
Gas
Internat'l
31
12\Vi
Head
International Bank of Wash—1
27'/a
58
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd—_10c
Tech
Indiana
13 %
—1
Capital: for;
23%
Information
Calif
Indian
21%
Interstate Tel.
t.
California Oregon Power Co__20
Cahiornia Water Service Co_25
59
10 '/a
20
I
Sawhill Tubular Prod Inc
Scantlin Electronics
Scott
44 y»
22%
Techno Fund
_*
Jacinto Petroleum
Sanders Associates Inc
4%
88 Vs
1
58%
San
39%
41%
California
6%
28
—
55 %
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
6Va
Sabre-Pinon Corp
St Louis
Capital
35%
4%
1
6%
Manufacturing Co__2Va
HVa
55%
15%
Rose Marie Reid
5%
common
&
18
33%
1
11%,
5%
Bottlers,
Gas
59 Va
'
10%
10
14%:
Robertson (H H) Co
Rockwell
,
16%
Swingline Inc class A
Systron-Donner Corp
5
—
Natural
Robbins
4%
55
5
:
173
"
39%
Susquehanna Corp
9%
3
River Brand Rice*
Mills Inc__3%
Roadway Express, class A—25c
26%
3%
Corp
Class
19%.
34
preferred—. 25
&
Bruning
41%
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp—
24Vs
18%
;
'
General
Corp
Republic Natural Gas
Richardson Co—^
Riley Stoker Corp
27%
11
160
2%
Johnson
.
22%
1 10
2.25
A
Howard
14%
17%
20%
37
6%
90c
Purolator, Products——*
Radiation Inc class A
Ralston Purina
Company.
"
11
America
class
143 ;
140
•
24%
Houston; Fearless Corp
Houston
Natural
Gas__z._
Houston Oil Field Material
46%
13%
■■
Holiday Inns of
^Houston
8%
•*?•;
47 V*
Punta Alegre Sugar
Corp;
Purex Corp Ltd—
24%
142
132
44
Bid
1.25'
5%
5
Pub Serv Co of New
Mexico
,
24%
221/2
134
Splendor Min 6% pldLlT
Voltage Engineering
1
Hoover Co
44
-'A
7%
.10
Hilton Credit Corp.:
9 Vs
41
l
common
—
32%
8%
—5
•
/Black
30
22%'
Hearst Cons Publications cl A.25-24 %
Heath
(D C)
& Co
u
5
-38%
Heublein Inc new11
f,High
76%
'
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-
26%
Co class A com.lO- 134
Hidden
2iy4
■
72
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13%
19 Va <
1;
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Beneficial Corp.
^
47%
12%-
Petroleum: Corp—
Bros
22%
/
63%
Hanna Mining Co_
—1
Hathaway Instruments Inc—__1-
9%
'
(M A)
:->•» Class B
-
14%
*
Bemis
Co;
Hanna
Mercury Electronics
Pubco PetroleumPub. Serv Co- of New
'11 Va
59
1
East Line
Producing Properties
*25 Va
10
Controls__l
Hamilton Cosco Inc
18%
—,—
.Behlen
Hallicraffrers
15%
&
287'3
Corp
8%
Pocket Book? Ina_
—._50c
Portland Genl Electric Co
7%
Potash Co of America
5
19%
1:
;
,
Hagan Chemicals
26%
Gamble Rtobinson Co
Pioneer
59%
24%;/'
63a
1
Plymouth Rubbery Co-,
'
192
l?-r
.
5%
Pa*
1
Pickering; Lumber, Corp
24 %
23 %
1
Ask
1
Far
Perini
•15 Va
-v
9%
Permanenie Cement
6%
14 V*.
56
-
1
Gulf Interstate
61%
-
Oil &'Gas Ccu—
—1. ;• 2iJ/4.
.Baird Atomic-, Die
u—.*—1
,13%
;Bates Mfg Cc
10
,.8%
.Bayles (A J) Markets,1.- : 2i
:
46
———1
—
r.
58%'
Adhesive Prod^——..1* %
:/16%
i.
„2>
„
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13%
■'.
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Grosset .& Dunlap
Growth Capital Inc
11
17 Va
18%
5%
-,
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Stubnitz Greene
Corp
1
17
Corp
Properties
Coast
Pepsi-Cola
4%
49%
.
Grolier
16%
10%
r
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BV Distilling
-
58%
28%,
3 %
17V4
42%
ig
Co,
Parker Hannifin
Corp
Pauley Petroleum Inc,
Pendleton Tool Industry
12%
45%
393/4
Pantasote
42%
Green (A F) Fire Brick Co.
5
22
Green Mountain-Power
Corpi.w5 /• 18
Grinnell Corp
„182
61%
54r%
...
-'
1;
—.
25%
11 Va
Company class A—50c
Glickman Corp class A
-32%
7
58
;■
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7- :■
30%;
1
.
( James
.2.50
General Utilities & Indus
—5c
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif—l
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Spring Corp—
10
'Automatic Retailers of Amer_.1.
Beam
Merchandise Co
17 %
40
5
Power & Light Co
Packard Instrument Co,
41%
16 Va
-10
20%
Stouffer
Co
Pacific
18%
23%
;—1
Co
18%
•
Power
Pacific
8 Va
39
*
Pacific
7%
7 y4
Inc*
47 %
51'/a-
preferred
Incu.
6%
2.50
Futterman Corp class A
Seneral
Silth birr
Bid
Corp__
Pacific
15 Va
17
Coal
Tall
Pacific
9%
14
1
Garlock
'
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9
A_5
43 '/a
Associated
.
cl
Co
Service
16 Va
5
30%
i;
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Assembly Prod Inc.
lAyery
\Aztec
Mach
-
Corp
24%
Gas
14%
—1
-12%
53 Va
,~3%
->
Qorp'_
30%
28
Arkansas Missouri Power Co...5
Metal
Frito
Gear &
"•
distribution.
Pabst Brewing Co.
Pacific Airmotive
26%
_1
_1
common-
Arkansa? Western; Gas
i
Ben
Otter
Ask
24%
1
11 Va
__1
Co.
Amer-Saint pobain Corp
American Sterilizer: Co
Farms
A
^7.50
.American Gypsum Co
'American Pipe & Const
Anheuser-Busch Inc
class
B
Franklin
7%
Bid
ll
22%
—_5
class. A
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1
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43
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13%
1
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1
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American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American Cement
Corp
5
American Express Co
Arden
22
1
Land
Co
Florida Capital Corp.
Florida Steel Corp
70 Va
20
Governor
Fitchburg Paper
9
•
67-
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Par
Fisher
13 Vs
8%
1
—
new
Old
Ask
12
1
Inc—
Homes
Hid
10c
national
Par
Industrials and Utilities
.Acoustics Associates
Aerovox Corp
(Quotations for Friday, October
20)
Securities
transactions.
They are
have been sold (indicated
45
Unkm
24%
Trust. Co
Bk
(Cleve). 10
of Maryland.10 '
United States Tr Co (Boston).10
31%
22%-
Commerce
Union
61%
283/*
10
Trade Bank ft Tr Co (N. Y.) —10
Trust Co of New Jersey.
2%
119'
,
(Boston)
.
United States. Trust
(N Y)—20
Valley NaU Bk (Phoenix Ariz).5
50 Va
54-
Wachovia Bank
31%
44%
64
68%
40
44
13
82
64
42%
129
72%
14 V..
86%
68
46%
135
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(Winston-Salem N C)
29%
79%
,
5
41 %
44
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co__10
79 Va
83
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46
(1758)
The Commercial and FinanciahChronicle
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Funds—
Aberdeen
-
Advisers
Fund
Inc
Fund
American
Mutual
Investors
Istel
7.05
7.77
8.77
.9.48
5.25
Shares
1
4.91
Fund
1
9.75
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Trust
Fund
Bid
B-l
38.61
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(Medium
'B-3
1.81
B-4
6.11
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(Low
1
24.73
23.51
Bonds)
5.60
5.56
6.04
K-l
(Income Fund)
1
Axe-Houghton Fund
9.23
10.03::
K-2
(Growth
1
3.82
$1.25
10.21
6.78
(High-Grade Com Stk)
1
23.56
1
14.15
(Growth
Stocks)
Com
1
15.26
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
Keystone Internatl Fund Ltd-l
5.00
Stock)
S-4
1
10.83
11.84
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__l
13.20
14.43
1
20.21
22.09
Knickerbocker
Fund
50c
14.53
15.71.
Knickerbocker
Growth
1
14.67
Boston
Ltd
»
(Jacksonville
American
16.65
Inc
Fund
Street
Broad
Bullock
—
Investing
Ltd
Fund
Lazard
California
Inc_
Fund
1
General Fund-—
Canada
(1954)
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£
:
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Capital Life Ins Shares &
Stock Fund
Growth
11.37
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of
15.03
1
Securities
14.44
8.90
50c '
7%. preferred
Growth
Colonial
Fund
—1
Inc
Commonwealth Income
Fund Inc
Commonwealth
International
'
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shares—lc
shares——
Transport
3.89
2.19
2.39
4.44
4.85:
2.86
3.13
lc
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Investors
■
lo
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13.39
Fund
-1
Inc
Massachusetts
I1
Life
>
18.39
———1
1
23.91
11.54
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Investing Foundation—1
15.38
16.63;
20.10
Mutual
Invest
Growth-
4.69
5.07
Mutual
Investment
1
10.76
22.22
Mutual Shares Corp_
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al5.24
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Fund
Inc^j
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National
De
Co
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Vegh
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1
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Diver
Diversified
Dividend
Dow
65.65
14.45
10.48
11.52
Inc—1
11.20
12.27
Fund__l
Investment
9.77
Invest
1
7.21
7.88
1
6.18
6.75
1
8.92
9.75
1
9.53
Fd
6.74
England Fund
1
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
New
17.80
19.35
11.82
&
50c
13.01
14.06
50c
14.87
16.06
1
7.14
7.80
10
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Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
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Balanced
Fund-
_
Stock Fund
Electronics Investment Corp
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
William
One
Street
Fund
25c
13.60
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc__:
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
20.19
21.95
_5
17.88
19.33
1
,
Fiduciary- Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
Financial
Florida
Industrial
Fund
Florida
Mutual
Founders
Inc__.
2 53
2.78
lc
10.67
Corp
11.69
General Investors
1
Trust
1
Group Securities—
'
.
Electrical
Common
10.13
Fund
Inc—
(T Rowe)
Fund
Fund
Guardian
Mutual Fund Inc
1
Hamilton
8.45
13.74
14.93
Stock Fund
Inc„__ 1
all.07
10.54
11.40
11.68
12.77
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(Edson B) Fund.^.—
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Stock
lc
Imperial
Farnham
&
Fund
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20tli
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1
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United
of Canada
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Co
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of
United
Accumulated
Continental
United
1
8.91
9.71
11.96
13.07
9.48
10.36
10.58
11.26
Ltd
Income Fund
10.04
10.97
United
1
Fund
1 1
Fund
Group
United
Funds
Line
Mutual
Investors
Stock
Investors
Inc
Line
15.45
16.89
.
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>
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.
7.33
100.16
20;
1962
100.16
100.20
3 V4S
Oct.
22,
1962—
100.3
100.7
15,
1962
100.1'
100.3
3%s
Feb.
20,
1963-—-
ion fi
100.14
May
Apr.
Federal
3 Vis
15,
Natl
El
Paso
Ferro
Natural Gas
Corp
Flintkote
3%s
May 11, 1964
4s Sep. 10, 1964!-—
Gulf
1965——
101.20
102.4
1966
100.16
101
1968
£ 97.16
101
v.-
3%s Mar.
11,
4%s
Apr.
10,
1969
4%s
Apr..
10,
1970_i.
Sep.
10,. 197Q____
Lowenstein
Feb.
10,
1972__—
106.8
Jun.
12,
1973
Banks
for
7.56
8.18
Winfield
6.12
6.62
Wisconsin
Fund
Growth
Inc
Ind
Fund
3s
May
.
■
/ ■
3%s
Feb.
15,
15,
3%s Feb.
15,
Mueller Brass
National Can 5s—^__™
Ohio
118
100
103
" v
Edison
Apr.
1,
4s
May
15,
113%
Gas
Petroleum
119 V
112
Pacific
Pacific
114
5%s
^i% , • _
Motorola
& Rubber 6s ww_1982
9.84
1
10.93
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t
10.75
18.43
8.28
Rate
100.12
4%s
Nov.
15,
100.17
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43%s May
1,
:___
153
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15,
1964—_'
15,
1964
15, 1964—!—
15, 1964
100.8
99.2
lVaSOct.
1,
47/aS Nov.
15,
98.30
15,
100.7
100.9
4%s
15,
.1963
99.14
1963—,
1
1963.
Dated
Due
2-1-61
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..1981
104%
105y4
101 %
102
»
4-
3-61
12-
1-61
.
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6-
1-62
1-61
Ask
1964-
103.28
100.12
•95.12
103.20
1,
1965
93.16
15,
1965
1,
1965
.
93.24
103.2
103.6
;_____
92.16
1,
1966—_____
I,; 1966—
Rate
100
100.1
3.05s
4-61
-
100.2
100.4
3s
Bid
1-
2-62
100.2*-
100.4
2-
1
100.1
100.3
100
100.2
62*
3-1-62
Oct.
82
90.24
92.24
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89.28
90.4
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,
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3-61
4-
2-62
100.2
100.4
8-
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7-
£
1-61
5-
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100
100.2
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1-61
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4-62
100.4
100.6
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100.4
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100
100.2
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3.15s
3.10s
wi
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26,
1961
99.983
99.984
Feb.
1962
99.292
2,
1961
99.944
99.947
Feb.
15/ 1962
99.227
9, .1961
99.906
99.910
Feb.
23,
1962
99.173
8,
99.322
,
99.259
100%
98 %
100 y2
Nov.
16,
1961
99.867
99.873
Mar.
1;
1962—
99.104
1973
99.140
106%
108%
Nov.
24,
1961
99.822
99.831
Mar.
-8;
1962—
4%s
1991
99.056
101
99.093
101%
Nov.
30,
1961
99.785-
99.795
Mar.
98.999
99.039
98.905
100%
of Am
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104%
73
105 %
77
7,
1961
99.750
99.763
15, 1962—£
Mar. 22, 1962—
Dec.
14,
1961
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Mar.
Dec.
1986
1969
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Nov.
21; T961
99:662 !
99.679
Mar,
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Dec.
28,
1961
99.604
105
106
Jan.
4,
1962
Jan.
11,
1962
Amer
5s
Underwood Corp 5%8
4%s_'_:
Industries
,
Electric
Westcoast Trans
126
101%
102
Jan.
99.622
April
99.544
99.554
April
99.500
99.511
Apr.
99.480
•
99.207
98.9G8
23, 1962—
29, 1962—!
98.849
98.938
98.918
,
98.875
1962—
12
15,
98.793
98.816
1962_
98.737
98.756
1962—
5,
98.710
98.729
.
15,
1962
99.503
5%s„1981
April
98.680
99%
98.695
100%
Jan.
18,
1962
99.449
99.456
June
22,
1962—_
98.111
1971
Eastern Trans
Virginia
100.16
100.8
103.16
lVis Oct.
-
,
11-
125
5%s
103.2
100.12
1964
l'As Apr.
'
102.30
103.24
95.4
l%s Oct.
98.4 V
101.4
.
May
96.12
1977
5%s
Union Electric
„
99.16
98 :
/101.2
120
S
33/4s Aug.
103.2
96.4
5s
Aug.
97.8
102.30
33/4s May
5s ww__1967
U
97.4
;
1963—
1964
99.20
lVis Apr.
3-
Nov.
Textron
79%
1963
1,
100.1
United States Treasury Bills
104
106
104%
Ask
99.31
100.23
101.2
100.25
Ask
78
Tennessee Gas Trans 5%s__ 1981
4
100.8
1963—
100.21
100.26
1962
100.23
3s
103%
100%
4%s__111986'
15,
1962
1962
_
2.95s
146
103
-
3y4s May
l%s Oct.
Southern Elect Gen 5l/4S__1992
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
_1982
;
Bid
100.4
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
18.55
1975
100
103%
point
a
___
Elec
■/
Sheraton Co
32nds of
4%s__.1993
5s
,
Pennsylvania
;
more
or
Maturity—
11.95
.1976
1991
Elec
&
Phoenix Steel
213
Inc
ww
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98
,v*
'
1
4%s—
100.16
99.1697
100.6
Feb.
Bid
120
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94
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3y4s Nov.
7.66
105%
•
1962—
2%s
;
one
100.10
100.15
100.6
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4.83
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102.16
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: 1972-1967-Sep.1 J5, 1972!L£->
100.2
1962
.4.42
-
16.68
104%
114
".
Ask
Debentures Issues
- %
105.24-. *106.24
;
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Treasury Notes (Continued)—
1962.
Feb.
2.95s
Bonds
-
95.24
100.5
—
15,
Fund—10c
115
126
Power—
1962-
15,
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Inc
94.24 '.
100.2
100.3
Bid
33/4S
—
103%
121
Michigan-Wisconsin
100
Indebtedness—
6.12
>
1,
104.8
103.8
c::
J.05.16 ' 106.16
Feb.'. 15,
37/aS
Figures after decimal point represent
of
5.60
Mutual
102.16
100.2
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1
Inc
May
4 VaS
99.24
100
__
1,
Investing Corpj.—_1
105.
77%
3 %s
.
__:
April 2, 1962
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1961
1, 1962
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17.15
1
99.8
100.24*
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2.70s Dec.
3.15s
->•
101
5%s July: 20;
1970!!—
Oct. '
1, M970-1967!
107.8
8.08
15.04
1981
100.8
100
103
7.39
15.74
1977
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99.8-
•
100.24 t
1970—i__:
102.16
.
97.12
96.20
;
1970!__—_
1971
19621962
13.91
106
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20,
1971
15,
1
103
(M) & Sons—
Feb.
Apr> 1,
10,
Aug.
1
;__1976
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5 Vis
3 Vis
100:28
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1965
4%S Mar,' 20. ;.196^il£!£
.
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102.16
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Street
Texas
,
:
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12,
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Whitehall Fund Inc
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1984
Long Island Lighting 5s—1991
100.4
10,
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18.48
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
il981
Oct.
20,
Dec./ 20,
Feb.: 21.
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1
Ltd
10.87
ioo%
4%s
3%s
4%s Jun.
1
Canada
21.80
130
Util
4s
4s
101.20
100.20
—
1962
10.16
100
States
101
100' •
99.24
15,
20.17
126
Gen'l Tire
1UZ.8
100.20
101.21
99.24
101.8
Aug.
12.70
.______1975
General Port Cement 5s
lUi.Z'i
1964—
101.17
1963
1963
4s
5%s debentures
3%s_
1964-—-
1962_
11,
12,
99.6
20,
20,
10,
Nov.
98.30
1963——
1,
Apr.
Oct.
Sep.
3%s Mar.
May
4 Vis
100.9
17.07
11.75
Company 4%s__—1981
Fruehauf Trailer 4s__,
2%s
100.20
4s
100.7
4%s
•:
99.28
••••
1962
15.62
Washington
5»/4s-_1977
f->
13,
1
Wall
Burlington Industries'4%s_1975
Carrier Corp 4%s
1982
Chance Vought 5 Vis
1977
99:20
1963_
Mortgage Assn—
Feb.
1962—
12.78
Amer Tel & Tel 4%s
1998
Baltimore Gas & Elee 4%s_1986.
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4%S
1979
1962_!—_
1,: 1962—
Aug.
1,
13.79
Ask
20,
May
15,
11.69
Bid
100.8
4s
Apr.
•' 12.62
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100.6
4%s
May
Fund
Fund
Investors
.
Bid
3%s Feb.
100.5
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5.91
Recent Security & Conv.
~
point
a
100.4
2.90s
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of
100.3
3s
1
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more
100.3
4s
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Fund Inc
_10c
Fund
or
100:2
8.47
Value
Fund
Selective
one
lOOtl
14.68
12.69
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
Investors Group Cdn Fnd Ltd
16%
393%
Federal,Land Bank Bonds
!
7.75
13.43
Fund
15%.
36%
1962
13.43
11.60
Funds—
Investors
91%
1962__
1
12.28
1
City of N Y_2
Life Insur___l
87%
1962—______
Shares. 1
lc
Boston
38 v4
16,
l%s
9.61
Science
Value
America—_i.l
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73%
35%
15,
13.29
1
~
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63%
69%
Ask
Banks—
4S
United
5.41
164
60
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
12.29
Inc—
8.97
6.70
383A
36
157
t
15,
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3.07
-
Feb.
a34.70
1
1
11.45
—wlc
44%
107
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23
' Mar.
3s
•
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1
Fund
8.21
Institutional Income Fund__lc
124;
101
45
Fund-lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Bid
Loan
Treasury Notes—
8.79
,,79 V4
..
42'
Obligations of Government Agencies
16.95
43
1
:
2.80
1
93 Vi
5
Westchester Fire
2.95s Feb.
9.34
8.64
15.48
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Corp
Inc
Inc
UBS Fund
10.69
Ltd—
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Investment
al0.17
I
Inc
Fund
1
Inc
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Growth
Variable Annuity
39"%
4V4S
1
1
Inc
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93%
36
,
a28.94
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Investors
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
6.36
9-83
10.53
11%
42 Vi
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89%
Jersey Insurance Co cf N Yy__10
5Vis
5.70
1
lc
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U S Life Ins Co in
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Clark—
&
Television-Electronics
5.81
10c
Haydock Fund Inc
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i3/a
4'/8s
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Texas
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
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>7.73
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a23.26
10c
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1
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Funds Inc—
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21.43
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23.26
H-DA
18.87
19.72
25c
Stein
Series H-C7
17.36
1
of Canada
11.63
22.58
Incorporated
—1
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1;
of
1
8.40
1
16.10
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Fund
9.08
Fund
7.71
Fund
4.95
(Geo)
11.64
Income
4.53
Inc.
Smith
7.03
-83%
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—3
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Insurance Corp of Amer—50c
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5
16.67
16.50
Income Inc.
Fund for
Fund
14.71
Income Foundation
Fire
4 %S
1
7.61
10.62
39%
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116
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Inc
10.16
lc
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10%
8
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10.63
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—2.50
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6.94
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11.01
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of
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12.86
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9.10
12.73
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6%
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9.27
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Guaranty
United
67%
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lc
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Growth
36
1
(N Y)__2
5%
13.07
Scudder
7.84
7.21
,
8%
833/4
3.15s Apr.
Scudder Stevens & ClaTk Fund-l
Aviation-Electronics—
Capital
!
.
Title
131 :
3s
8.38
12.41
20.55
.
26%
7%
79
,79.;
10 '
preferred.
Travelers
123 i
-
100.5
11.93
Scudder Btevens
Capital
10
100.3'
Quarterly-Dist Shares Inc..
Revere Fund Inc..!—_—
Futures Inc ___Li_'_£______£___l: " 55c
General
i
24%
._'_2
64%
7
'
Putnam Growth Fund
7.73
x8.77
.
■
Co_^.___*
Life-Ins
Standard Sec Life Ins
92
1962—_
9.53
Investors
96%
122%
24%
Marine-——6.25
&
V36%
*
52V8
88%
17,
1
V
Puritan
2.86
Inc„__„
America
Fundamental
£
7.04
1
series
2.60
1
series:
stock
$6.50
>
3.10s Jan.
"
'■
■
Putnam
lc
stock
Preferred
49
':
18.99
11.32
Provident
Inc—
-lc
£
5
17.38-
*
Price
2.39
Funds
Fire
64
117
(N C)__—1
Springfield Insurance Co
37%
10
Co
Paul
Southwestern
",
'124 t
35%/
—10
Seaboai-d Life! Ins'.oL Amer_^__l
55.%58%
'
•
39
Seaboard Surety ;boi££-——££-5
Security Ins (New HaVen)_—10' £89%
Security Life & Trust Co^__
5- x74Vi
128
:116
Federal Home
1
Pioneer
-
13.85
Custodian
'
;
48V4
16.48
Fund Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc
6.93
2.19
St
27%
C)J._4-;'120
.£—5"
49%
25 Vs.
'•91%
Life Ins J Pa) t___5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)___—_2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natt^ Life Insurance—!
" r9. >
;
14.77
Philadelphia Fund
5.34
12.72
Series
of
-
6.34
1
Common
'
Fund
4.88
Fund___£____*
Mutual
Franklin
Bond
Fund
/
10c
8%
15.08
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
15.34
14.16..
Inc_l
Growth Fund Inc
/* '180
165 £
,
Pyramid Life Ins Co
129%
>,25
Co———5
;
•
'33%
•
Quaker City
69%
'
10
Providence-Washington <_—___10
641/2
■>/
",45%:r
(D C)_1.50
45%
21
—5
_!!£_!_!_;
Phoenix
75 J%
13.51
Penn
21.43
19.82
60'%
>
4%
21
.124J%
_5
Co of N Y
74 %
V?
191/4
Cg__£_* ^
i6%
43
2.50
3.05s
Over-The-Counter^-""
14.87
Growth
69'%
66
66
_5
j
Philadelphia Life Ins Co„!___5
57 £,
71%
.
Co-
>L
Peerless Insurance Go—£
52*%
1
.1
9.97
Federated
:112
'*
Figures after decimal point represent
^
.
9.62
Pacific Insurance
Ins
_l,_
53%
__1
Fund—
Oppenheimer Fund..
Securities
20c
186
Fire
5
12.78
—
—
•
Eaton
53%
43%
York
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla) _1
al6.46
Series
York
New
7.29
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
'50%
£40%
New-Hampshire/Flfe____i____10
33 %
53%
».
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Insurance
42%
Pacific Indemnity Co_!___—_3 Vfe
5..'
Insp & Insurance
52%
39%
;
309
V*
1 f
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
£
49
5
Northeastern Insurance!—3.33 %
Northern Ins Co of N Y
12 %
v
37/8 > •;
*
Hanover Insurance Co—.
5
•
i87/8
48
Corp..__10
i.
__:
:
Nationwide Corp class A_:
-
31
New
50%
—4
(D
National Union Fire
29 %
;
'
210
i
•
North River
30
2150 £
Republic Ins
200
Natl Old Line Ins AA com—1
•
-
10
Ins__
160
152
43<i/4
1.25
-
Accident
&
67%
97
:
46%
297
—4 .1
Inc.
Life
10
:
—
44
•91.
10.42
Stock Series
Growtlt Stock
3.84
3.50
Inc—1
61
57%
5.. 108
Co—
Employees Insur
Home
41
—
—5/178
Assoc—
Employ Life Ins
Gulf Life
4.15
—
Income Series
_•
Co
:
10.71
25c;
Shares
Theory
6.07
Stock
13.14
Stk Fund
Growth
5.55
Preferred
64.99
Fund Inc
f
10,
(S F)
Great American
12.66
3.80
Series
1
11.58
NY_2
Hartford Steam Boiler
1
Dividend
1
18.53
1
Series
9.13
18.02
_1
Fund
Delaware
Bond
8.35
17.84
"
Inc____l
Fund Inc
Mutual
Delaware
Corp
Series
Balanced
Diversified Income Fund
De
24.41
17.14
1
Investors
National Securities Series—
23.12
21.20
22.56
1
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
Nation
10.37
9.48
-
—
,3.41
'■[ 3.34.
Group
Inter Life
&
73
53
(Ky) 2
(N J)
Glens Falls
Globe
5
Fire
4034
—10
General Reinsurance
Gov
1
!_
of
Life
Life Insurance
Georgia
Indemnity & Life Ins
Assurance_12.50
72%
•
Y)j.iy£, ;/17 :.;,
Casualty Co
Insurance
Franklin
Govt
23
Inc
Investment
beneficial interest
of
15.37
21 Va
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—'
Series B —!
Fund
Shares
Trust
'
14.22
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Mutual
9.76
8.98-
1
Inc
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Crown
interest
Founda
,
Fund Inc
Concord
beneficial
of
Co
6%
6%
433/4 .:.,,
V
5
Insur Co
Firemen's Fund
11.80
20.44
Composite Bond & Stock
Units
11.86
10.85
Insur
(N
'
__1
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md__:_
25.84
10.56
18.39
1
65
63
116%
165
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_„
Monument Life (Bait)
.£
10
311/2
5
112%
158
5
Merchants
29%
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Fund—
Investments™J.
General Fund Inc__!___!
V
19%
Assurance
Federal
20.10.
Commonwealth Stock Fund_.—.1
Commonwealth
78%
—10
Insur
153%
18%
General
Employers
Stock
Mass,, Investors Growth
Mass
Life
67 %
>:
>
(Galveston) __—1
Eagle Fire Ins Co
17.27
15.80
45%
Natl
Crum & Forster Inc.
Trust
shares of beneficial int—33 Y3c
10.75
Life
Continental
",2.56
3.56
43
7Vs
Continental
4.35
2.34
lc
_
shares
Massachusetts
,r
3.98
lc
:
1
6%
Connecticut
shares
Petroleum shares
;
■
9.84
&
■/
15.92
*'Y
,
Industries
Metal
1
Maryland Casualty
National
101/2
793/4
14%
__„_10
(N J)
2
30%
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Insurance Co of Va
National Fire
Shippers
29
Life
\i/a
Comwealth Life
3.03
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
33 %
Lincoln
1 y2
D
5
32%
9%
62
Penna
of
24%
75
1
Casualty Co
Citizens
2.77
Life &
37%
Co
31%
<
30%
5
Assurance
Re-insurance
&
Citizens
al6.56
Special Investment shares—lc
135
1
*
5
Beneficial Standard Life
Boston Insurance Co
£__
a30.83
lc
£
Paper
13.75
12.25
•
,
_™__!!
General
199
.14.57
Fund
11.58
10.68
Can___l
Electric shares
9.73
127
Energy____1
&
Mutual
Sayles
of
1
29%
Bankers Natl Life Ins
12.63
17.27
Inc
22%
(Wash
Ins
American
Managed Funds—
15.78
193
100
Colonial
11.56
.15.80
Fund
16.47
•"
12.72
com__1.25
1
Inc__1
Fund
Nat
Bankers
18%
17%
351/4
5
Assurance
C)_„1
Mercury
Amer
8.38
Trust
Stk
Loomis-Sayles
>'"'*£
:
•£7.65
Investors
Insurance
Loomis
lc
Boston
Chemical Fund Inc____,.
Christiana
12.431
!____1
Century Shares Trust
Chase
18.65
20.18
—.
^_1
Fund Ltd
17.40
Fund—1
10
(Newark N J)__2% £
Investors Corp
.,_i
Amer
7.16
1
Income
Insurance
Life
15.92
—1
Canadian International Growth
Lexington
8.61
6.53
Inc
Life
1
Fund Inc
Canadian
7.88
'
,
,
Fund
1
•
30
Co
Fla)
Home
American
17.34
16.03
Life
Amer Ins Co
5.47
.
152
American Heritage Life Ins—
16.08
Canada
27
,95%
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American General Insur Co_1.50
15.44
Com
Ask
91%
American
25.70
(Income
S-3
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
25%
126%
Casualty_5
&
Par
155
145
5
preferred
conv
Ask)
146
120%
Assur
Equitable
Fidelity
Bid
10
_lo
Insurance
American
10.16
9.35
-
S-2
13.20
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Blue
9.31
6.20
I
Fund)'
S-l
4.17
12.14
(Discount Bonds)
Life
American
16.81
15.40
_1
Casualty & Surety
Insurance Co
Agricultural Insurance
25.82
21.55
Atomics
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
Aetna
Aetna
Aetna
Bonds)_l
Bonds).
Grade
Axe-Houghton Fund
Physics & Science Fnd 1
"A" Inc__l
"B" Inc,._5"
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Insurance Companies
37.85
(Investment
B-2
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
(Quotations for Friday, October 20)
Par
15.22
1
Mutual Fund
.
,
13.93
Inc
(The)
Ask
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
10.66
1.65
Par
Fund
Research
Johnston
al8.69
1
Investors
American Mutual Fund Inc
Funds—
2.68
___1.25
Inc
Fund
Ask
2.43
1
Business
Associated
Bid
25c
Affiliated
American
Par
<
Fund
.
..98.138
99%
102
Jan.
25,
1962
99.399
99.420
July
15,
1962—
97.895
,97.924
1,1962
99.338
99.366
Oct.
15, '1962—
97.065
.97.085
1971
—1991
4%8______.1970
1971
47/aS—1991
2%s
1988
180
1027/8
115
Feb.
1962!
103%
"120
110'
104%
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
114
104%
94%
19
98
•No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
value,
t New
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights.,
Ex-dividend.
.
wi When
>
k Admitted
Issued,
>
to: listing
y Ex-stock
£ .
on
the
dividend.
Volume
194
Number 6101
.
Chroi&cle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
(1759)
\
Week
THE
Bank
COURSE 01)'
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
BANK: CLEARINGS
increase
an
with
compared
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 21,
cities of the United States for which it is possible to
Third Federal Reserve District—
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
1,659,185
-
YJ
■
'New
.
4,494,340
4,906,243
989,000,000
966,000,000
4
Philadelphia
.
5,365,467
Scranton
7,538,208
.YvYY
York
Total
;
(10 cities).
"
1,408,210,559
+ 42
1,328,000,000
1,223,000,000 i +" 8.6 *
Postpn.
»
*
—
Kansas
.
;l__
City
St:
_
946,984,505
1
____,
931,755,836
549,169,423
+
..
v
,
;San
Francisco
478,200,000
+
923,969,000
Pittsburgh
_1
Cleveland
^
798,484,111
__
449,226,884
.
.0.
* Baltimore
,
i_L_
689,900,924
+
!
.
,
,
__
.
/Ten
1,095,602,609
_;
______
430,622,296
+
Total
all
5,916,456,255
5,928,814,945
cities,
cities, five days
14,315,689
14,727,994
2.8
14,513,462
291,149,403
0.1
316,470,964
310,586,332
588,773,116
0.4
609,004,976
607,634,757
783,736,900
13,504,147
13,470,002
Youngstown
13,335,845
14,098,079
398,492,342
420,832,617
1,405,028,798
1,426,788,111
!
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
A
(7 cities).
0.2
+
Virginia—Huntington
1.1
84,392,100
0.3
13,555,257
5.4
14;833,972
12,543,867
14,776,923
5.3
402,544,779
437,870,813
1.5
'
*
1,455,315,510
1,467,371,427
—
6,032,580
6,620,589
25,341,000
277,577,950
281,973,233
12,422,985
354,858,407
361,078,975
District of
174,226,333
150,308,228
850,459,255
833,107,122
+
2.1
837,105,210
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
,
$27,570,198,322
+
9.2
1,235,762,989
1,183,291,251
+
cities
all
70,236,200
.
$31,341,386,570 $28,753,489,573
+
22,259,000
10,867,097
Y
8.9
—
4,973,757
5,965,094
+ 13.8
22,853,031
22,094,000
1.6
,271,545,383
278,296,712
—
+ 14.3
9,655.457
1.7
380,969,506
380,510,592
+ 15.9
146,116,739
159,548,830
—
9 840,480
-
4.4
9.0
week-.
for
:
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia—Washington
Total
Total
13,812,535
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
+11.7
$30,105,623,581
day__.
one
12,296,952
1,100,142,577
Mansfield
i
6.7
$24,176,808,636 $21,653,742,067
____
"
591,030,328
82,835,600
South
>
2.2
+
Maryland—Baltimore
cities,^ five days__
Other cities, live days
All
12,227,321
—
291,514,847
west
,
26,163,028
+ 14.6
22,907,008
4,781,377
•
6.9
459,517,100
Z—,
•
1,032,449,598
Columbus
+10.6
737,797,805
<
'
3.1
4,661,957
7,883,748
20,146,822
+15.7
496,710,362
,
7.820.929
2~5
3,689,024
7.599.131
1,030,000,000
Cleveland
"
'
7,583,059
Cincinnati
1.9
487,100,000.
■
_
5,156,669
—
12,954,908
Ohio—Canton__,
.
1.1
6.5
+
585,103,712
_________
Louis__
1,021,000,000
6.0
,
7,073,031
14,847,696
■
,,5,088,750
■
1.6
+
(a>
1,054,631,175
.
1,910,609
3,523,505
5,324,101
...
2.4
+
—
7,114,193
(a)
6,894,873
2.027.928
1,539,329
1, 3,119,817
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1,467,789,396
Philadelphia
"
8.4
—
5,449,907
r
22,189,924
—
New
%
I960
,1961
..
____,
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
1958
2.201.130
7.8
—
—54.4
1
Reading
Wilkes-Barre
1959
—11.8
1,592,245
+13.9
'/;0Ch.i«igo
,
,
$16,743,836,756 $14,695,172,034
-_
1,881,464
2,570,599
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week .Ended Oct, 21—
/
1,467,844
1,173,638
Our preliminary totals
14
or
Dec. %
-Philadelphia—
Lancaster
clearings for all
Oct.
Inc.
$
Chester
stand
at $31,341,386,570 against $28,753,489,573 for the same week in 1960. At this center
there is a gain for: the week ending Friday of 13.9%. Our comparative summary for
this week follows:
0YY ■■0m^VyY«Yv:
,
Ended
1960
<j>
,
Bethlehem
obtain weekly clearings will be
9.0% above those of the corresponding week last year.
_/
,
Pennsylvania—Altoona
chief cities
based upon telegraphic advices from the
us
1961
/
47
cities).
(6
+
855,264,371
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
issue of next week.
our
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures
not available at time of going to press.
are
cordingly^ in the above the last day of the week in all
at
149,284,592
2.3
458,677,872
437,836,138
For
the
week
there
was
increase
an
of
week in 1960.
328,442,538
306,837,334
16,266,491
16,613,030
2.1
915,111
904,907
1.1
931,143
1,076,946
246,821,000
259.163,179
4.8
265,992,262
200,379,197
1,531,138,057
1,497,526,019
+
2.2
1,491,591,904
1,361,171,780
+
Mobile
this
center
showing
decrease
a
of 0.1%.
We
York
District
Reserve
Boston Reserve District of
register
the
record
this
we
note that in
Grand
fallings off of 0.2%, and7 iu, the
a
V* CC' 0
siiffers
The Chicago Reserve District
2.2%.
274,895,055
258,297,643
235,281,687
7.0
+
16,271,200
16,731,823
.
4,192,891
4,004,941
4.7
4,777,497
3,469,885
Y
y~< Lansing ___________
Indiana—Fort Wayne
24,659,522
22,306,185
+ 10.5
21.865,636
20,776,480
14,952,977
12,428,141 •
+
20.3
11,326,669
17,412,369
17,665,638
103,486,000
"
98,739,000
South
Bend
Terre
Haute—__z_
4,604,313
5,730,640
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
171,773,954
170,339,701
9,664,843
9,970,504
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
6,926,650
278,715,340
• - - ---
Rapids
Indianapolis
1.5%, but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals are larger by 2.1%,
smaller by
8,306,449
5.1
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Michigan—Ann
4.0%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve district the totals
improvement of 2.2%.
an
totals
cities).
(10
Seventh Federal Reserve
according to the
cities
the
group
Total
$24,600,929,577 in the
+ 16.3
—
1.3%, the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from
New
Orleans
0.6%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was a gain of
7,507,712
8,282,853
6,381,285
269,444,831
week—the week ended
statement, however, which
—12.9
7,424,222
Mississippi—Vicksburg
detailed
9,767,686
31,712,603
255,773,042
Alabama—Birmingham
elaborate
whole country having amounted to $24,752,167,317 against
the
34,385,855
161,270,664
+
;
present further below,
14.
same
+ 11.0
+ 16.8
451,100,000
8,505,216
Macon
Louisiana—New
Oct.
32,318,232
144,995,535
Florida—Jacksonville
we
the
are
the
Ac¬
has to be estimated.
cases
35,873,811
169,416,626
461,700,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
able to give final and complete results of the previous
In
we
Tennessee—Knoxville
Iowa—Cedar
a
11,201,869
Rapids
,
Moines
Des
11,027,414
1.4
4.8 "
94,215,000
+
1.6
9,624,828*"
:
16,521,791
+
—
10,974,482
—19.7
5,931,836
0.8
166,161,005
3.1
9,066,826
+
—
71,818,854
65,557,050
+
9.6
22,811,282
+
7.8
+
0.6
1,242,828,390
•
5,035,610
143,964,768
-
20,644,853
1,824,362
1,168 302,647
:
Y(
57,549,246
24,599,786
^
14,134,436
101,192,000
Y 11,054,422
8,621,322
55,144,645
'
loss of 4;4%, and the Stv Louis Reserve
District.has to its Credit*
a
District of 3.0%, but the Minneapolis Reserve
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
gain of 2.2%.
Sioux
City
Illinois—Bloomington
'
Chicago
18,633,720
-11,752,341
21,385,772
Rockford
15,857,718
13,451,391
Springfield
10,415,969
9,923,638
Decatur
totals show an increase of
In the
-"i
•
.
following
Jv'/;f\
* 4
r';
furnish
we
^
*
Week
_
Oct
Ended
14—.
-
Federal Reserve D istricts:
'
r
..
v;.-v
•,«
'•
9
Pbaade)phia
j-"."
w
+
_^__Il-JlIi6 ^i? -".r 1^054,631,175
6
__.
•
"
________:17
.
12,153,579,343
1^,918,906,330
2.2
1,095,602,609
1,455,315,510
1,467,371,427.
850,459,255
-
833,107,122
+
2.1
837,105,210
,
Y
9th
+
2.2
1,491,591,904
1,361,171,780
1,741,734.919
—
4.4
1,704,808,497
805,378,985
830,519,459
—
3.0
862,524,822
802,885,034
746,052,642
+
2.2
734,447,762
;
-9
"
766,342,819
748,248,117
+
2.4
750,225,532
763,048.271
791,862,770
6
"
V", 623,870,752
580,502,501
+
7.5
639,542,802
622,251,715
1,541,882,348
1.379,522,210
+11.8
1,402,746,733
1,372,895,053
24,752,167,317
24,600,929,577
+
0.6
24,079,166,496
22,581,493,820
city12,380,005,819
12,218,603,018
+
1.3
12,463,914,026
•
,
12th San Francisco
10
.
.
-MOT-CitiesY"
Total
New ^York
Outside
YY> YYYYYYY
We
.Xl.
now
Total
ended
add
.
•
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;Y-Y—
detailed statement showing
our
Oct.
J.~
*
>
1961
Week
Ended
Oct.
14
..
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
•
407,400,000
4.1
405,200,000
402,000,000
209,124,803
3.8
234,491.110
227,981,566
210,357,039
7.7
219,742,661.
163,441,405
3,637,617
5.9
.3,091,051
3,462,063
805,378,985
830,519,459
3.0
862,524,822
802,885,034
District—Minneapolis-
1958
$
$
,
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
•
•
Montana—Billings
Helena
Total
•
4,492,410
,
10,471,820
710,209,350.-
—
4.5'
cities)
(7
1,303,284
8,609,870
9,258,937
4.4,
735,678,013
+
3.9
4,162,507
1,828,109
+
1.6
2,344,263
'Y-4,493,290
_"
4,241,961
+
5.9
4,328,841
—
17,760,938
,
Connecticut—Hartford
Y'
--
Missouri—Kansas" City
J06eph_______,
——-
Springs--
4.2
—
6.0
5,369,750
+
2.2
734,447,762
—
1.2
10,325,362
20,042,471
16,966,628
763,048,271
•
32,608,538
490,705,786
Y:l"\" 14,619,094 <■
8,402,408
18'029'^
33,704,545
479,565,560
-
>
13,940,937
7,763,837
+
+
1,200,230
907,133
11,241,040
173,793,002
5.5
3.9
189,283,527
6,941,795
8,307,411
H
3.3
+ 2.3+ 4.9
+ 8.2
1,209,089
1,120,202
Ml,856,672
1.2
34,470,301
522,033,247
15,502,548
8,094,254
17,724,241
5,496,110
750,225,532
.
37,026,588
495,880,912
—
791,862,770
748,248,117
+ 2.4
14,964,131
499,234,120
44,333,962
4,627,000
5,657,933
+15.4
7.0
1.8
+29.1
+ 7.8
15,055,844
11,685,355
+28.8
14,800,515
14,973,040
623,870,752
580,502,501
+ 7.5
639,542,802
|622,251,T15
212,349,670
Total
220,720,627
766,342,819 :
cities)
(9
Eleventh Federal Reserve
District—Dallas-
1,844,873
•,
4,144,677
20,391,253
—12.9
17,522,338
16,601,600
14,791,458
—10.5
13,451,575
12,520.190
f
50,755,894
51,586,046
—
1.6
42,605,865
40,980,360
Y;"
24,644,278
26,374,028
—
6.6
25,397,189
38,193,200
37,240,200
+
2.6
89,642,600
36,960,500
3,553,392
4,284,140
—17.1
3,700,206
889,909,985
4.0
951,675,772
848,870,533
Worth
Fort
SaiveSon
:::::::
Falls
Wichita
17,267,986
534,322,177
45,151,788
5,972,000
6,100,957
-
,
+
+
15,955,034
15,323,802
542,508,983
530,480,434
46,676,491
6,792,000
51,316,877
6,887,879
8,073,514
8,005,948
2,933,272
——'Y854-494-925
\
-
Dallas
23,316,068
Y;
V
+New Haven
.
Island—Providence—
Hampshire—Manchester
______/
'
'
cities)
9,834,977
182,984,179
-
-17,063,820
Wichita-
—
8,872,967
1,114,128
10,370,959
190,167,844
—
Texas—Austin
Y 13,239,434
-
(12
15,440,961
5,267,523
692,781,769
3,697,241
1,319,196
1,101,086
—
-
—
District—Kansas City-
1
' ^ 3,831,046
4,232,505
+17.8
—
3,999,210
' -A.
-
Bedford
Total
746,052,642
10,320,710
197,426,316
13,454,787
+
504,122,701
190,677,219
—
Nebraska—Fremont
St.
4,153,773
—:
-
.Springfield—
Rhode
Dec. %
1,857,452
River
:Y; 'Worcester
New
10,036,028
495,655,305
197,677,219
12,511,334
4,327,211
8,168,502
17,677,043
762,560,246;
Paul
Colorado—Colorado
"0.678,788,488
Massachusetts—Boston
,
8,563,161
490,645,477
4.1
5.1
4.1
+ 5.5
+10.2
9,628,768
520,918,140
189,612,906
13,198,154
4,766,966
7,821,436
16,613,876
Duluth
—
Minneapolis
St.
,
Maine-rBangor._^:_---U,-!~i+7 4,720,873
Portland
_1_—12,333,913
+
1,676,823,959
4.4
217,129,037
Kansas—Top'eka":
1959
Inc. or
1960
^
New
1,704,808,497
—
3,421,426
Ninth Federal Reserve
Lincoln
-,r
'
.w—*
8,152,945
390,600,000
Omaha
•
Lowell
8,672,437
194,228,522
Tenth Federal Reserve
v
v ■.
■■■
the figures for each city for the
14 for four1, years:
Clearings at—
Fall
11,023,443
5.0
+
»
cities)—
(4
Hastings
week
10,747,934
22,063,771
13,776,250
2.7
12,110,606,376
10th Kansas City—
11th Dallas—
22,283,446
+ 17.9
J
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,676,823,959
1 '7'.' *'0.Y01 762.560.346
Minneapolis
>
\ "
"
—4
-
8,819,331
—12.9
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Minnesota
8th St Louis—
1,790,516
1,227,841,303
855,264,371
1,497,526,019
1,684,842,730
;
1,741,734,919
»
1,746,321
1,230,475,871
1,100,142,577
1.5
—
1,531,138,057
v
:Y
10
0.2
+
1,426,788,111
6th Atlanta
848,870,533
—
1,032,449,598
1;405,028,798
$
951,675,772
1,684,842,730
Cities)
(17
6.0-
—
.•
1958
$
4.0
—
12,894,568,894
7
7th Chicago
889,909,985
854,494,925
42,871,537,227
4th Cleveland5th Richmond
$
,
Total
1959
Inc. or
Dec. %
1960
,
12 cities
2nd New, York
1961
$
"M/I L.
Y
I.
-
1st Boston
'
summary by
V"'%/>: v'y*'•*a
11,440,936
z
—
Peoria
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
r
> •
.
2.4%; in the Dallas Reserve District of 7.5%, and in the
Reserve pistrict of 11.8%.
San Francisco
1,812,891
22,185,650
—
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
Cities)
(6
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Francisco—
25?:°8°:O6°
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New York—Albany
Buffalo—
———
Elmira
—
••133,485,761
115,693,405
+15.4
138,803,473
69,409.190
149,469,349
—18.8
153,000,622
142,467,846
2,574,753
.Y
3,101,572
—17.0
4,854,638
4,137,752
+17.3
>
; W
z____^-•
."Jamestown
—'.J.—12,372,161,498
New-York
52,218,083
Rochester
>,
Syracuse
New
^
—
Jersey—Newark
Northern
12,382,326,559
New
:r; 28,133,329
n;
Jersey—
4
68,789,353
" 87,957,442
—
0.1
54,503,860
>.
.
.
—
4.2
30,251,375
—
7.0
Lake
Utah—Salt
021,362,370
" '
-
Oregon—Portland
|
3,271,966
Y
4,270,440
11,615,252,470
3,265,941
-
3,610,673
10,470,887,444
50,932,746
44,479,520
31,288,569
'
California—Long
San
Francisco
SaS
Jose
Santa
Jetton
(9 Cities)
—
-.^
72,440,176
—
5.0
76,156,607
69,881,862
82,644,846
+
6.4
80,602,450
Total
Grand
(10
total
83,471,813
12,871,537,227 <12,894,568,894
0.2
238,700,687
118,532,922
16,114,673
691,051,152
42,846,240
11,317,669
17.850.e70
424
+16.3
+14.4
+19.5
- 5.3
1,379,522,210
+11.8
1,402,746,733
1,372,895,053
22,581.493.820
12,110,606,376
+
-
1.8
5.4
19
4
7,297,212
7,791,621
243,269,392
229,868,661
109,231,015
89,143,191
32,031,047
29,475,127
21,338,731
.
22,001,380
715,587,504
707,741,437
New
12,153,579,343
10,918,906,330
(a)
cities)
(107
-
11,760,060
18,010,963
24,752.167,317
cities)
York City
Clearings
—
operations
24,600,929,577
+
0.6
24,079,166,496
12,380,005,819
12,218,603,018
+
1.3
12,463,914,026
discontinued.
X
32,538,504
39,717,206
31,432,041-
Outside
Total
—
"
Barbara
"
U
Beach
Pasadena
243,017,856
122,105,213
26,583,811
14,108,433
803,649,890
49,026,468
13,526,900
is.897,442
1,54.1,882,348
"I-I
City
2«?i n?
,
8,857,400
16,911,038
...
(1760)
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, October 23, 1961
...
I,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
i1'/
r
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Fund Notices
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
^
h
certifies
>! t
countries
We give below
the world.
of
record
a
the week just passed.
for
))>'
it >
fy
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED
>
V>
\-y
and
Country
Unit
Monetary
FEDERAL
BY
OCTOBER
Noon
13,
1961
Buying
RESERVE
TO
BANK
OCTOBER
Rate
for
19,
Cable
TO
1961,
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
INCLUSIVE
transfers
In
New
'•
'■VVV.yv':
1930
V
York
(Value
in
United
found
be
ing tenders, and the page number gives the
the current volume (except where otherwise
States
in which the details
Money)
i'*)
>
>
Monday
Oct. 13
'
:
Argentina,
*» ■>
A}
■■'■
;vr\
peso
Australia,
'■
.0120430
pound
?r.)
Austria
>}>
Canada,
schilling
Ceylon,
V*)
rupee
\+7
Italy,
}$
.Tn
>■
fi
..
United
Home
.250156
.250081
.250068
.250050
.210925
.210900
.210916
.210866
2.816000
.00161062
.00161031
.00276233
.00276233
.00276233
.327500
.327500
.327500
.327600
.0800560
of
.0800560
'
.277300
.277116
.276958
2 787623
2 788118
.140456
.140500
.140458
_
.140462 :r v
.0350000
___.
.0350166
.193606
pound
rand
.0350166
.0350166
.0350166
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.193525
.193500
.193506
.193512
h
.231262
.231333
.231393
.231403
1.402490
1.402739
.
2.815150
2.815500
2.816000
March 1,
due
notes
6%
2.816520
Bonds
5%
.
15
■
,
Nov
1976—j.
Govt. Insured
S.
Power
Gas
1st
Nov.
Co.—
1,
Transmission
debs,
Gas
due
1
1616
1
:
Nov
1
1658
19614.—Nov
1
1553
1
1553
1977—
Co.—
mtge. pipe line bonds due Nov.
Transcontinental
6y8%
' v 1615
.
Transmission
Gas
debentures due
5 V2 %
-
•
&
Light Co.
debentures due Nov-.1, l£83_i———._—Nov
Tennessee
*
•
*
15
T-f-;.'
Argentina
SS
v
Nov. T,
Sound
5V4%
1.402998
-
...
4 V4%
1055
1510
1
1
series
—Nov
;
Pp
Marine
due
Tennessee
.231437
1.402316
2.814925
.
sterling
;V
1.402204
.
Africa,
Puget
'*
"
1985
trust
Merchant
series
.0166436
.0166436
.
15,
1609
1505
1613
*
1
—
'
1.
Moore-McCormick Lines, Inc.—U.
2 788633
.140456
1983—
1,
bonds due May 1,
Light Co. 1st mortgage bonds 5%%
Porifip
Collateral
.277050
2 787277
Nov.
1st 6V4%
Co., Ltd.—
May
TV/Tieonnri
.0800560
•••I
.277450
....
Kingdom,
.0800560
due
.00161087
2 787054
_
South
.0800560
V
due
debs,
secured pipe line bonds due Nov. 1, 1977--——Nov
Co.
5V2%
debs, due Nov. 1,
1968—
—Nov
Martin
.00276233
,
Oil
Milwaukee Gas
.327466
.00161065
K
Gage, Ltd.
6V2%
2.816520
k
series
J.)
—
.210900
2.815500
guilder
krnna
Republic
.203412
>
>v
.00161087
Switzerland, franr.
*)
.00310846
.203412
2.815150
„
-
'!
.00310846
.203412
.00276233
__
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden,
.210925
.00310846
H
-
■
.210900
.
'fv
.210962
.00310846
.210950
2.814925
peso
krone
^1
JX
1
Inc.—
System,
.203391
•(
(W.
1
.
Netherlands,
Gas
.
Nov
1972
Nov
General Acceptance Corp. voting preference stock 60c
convertible series—
11—Dec
4% %
.970625
..
malaynn dollar
Norway,
Columbia
.0200842
,
.
„
yen
Mevicn,
.0386750
t
-
«r
.97C625
1501
1
—-Nov
.250241
.
lira
pan
V
.0200850
...
.
pound
Malaysia,
.970625-.
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.—
6J/4% series A debs, due Nov. 1, 1978
2.244239
.0386625
.0200850
.970625
Nov
1976
due Nov. 1,
1956,
.00310846
-
rupee
Ireland,
.0386687
-
.0200850
.210950
.
-
(Metropolitan), new franc
Germany, deutsche mark
Tndia,
.0386687
.0120649
Georgia—
series
.203350
—
Markka
France
r>
y
.0120627
2.243824
Page
Date
of
Co.
Capital debs. 5.90%
.0120554
.970625
Discount
American
location in;
indicated)
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Oct. 19
v-<
2.243426
.0200850
dollar
Finland,
.0120518
Thursday
Oct. 18
V
2.243147
.0386562
.
Wednesday
Oct. 17
■:>:
$
.
2.242968
.
Belgium, franc
?,*>.
>* >
—
Tuesday
Oct. 16
'.-.'i'/,: ■'."
notes,,
given in the Chronicle.
were
PARTIAL
;
Friday
corporate bonds,
of
list
a
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.^
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
v
OF
will
Below
Pipe
Line
1,
Corp.—
>
'
•
•
1
—Nov
1978
ENTIRE
CALLED
ISSUE
Company and Issue—
Date
Page
T
■i J
4
;
•l
;
t
ber
<
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
•I
notes and U. S. Government bonds increased $1,116
largely reflecting purchases of the reopened
3Va% issue of Treasury notes maturing May 15, 1963.
Decrease (—) Since
Oct. 18,
1961
certificate
Redemption
Total
account
gold certificate
notes__
reserves
378
'
44
Acceptances—bought outright
S.
1,346
—
+
—
82
■
48 ■'
17,022
(396)
advances—
1960
48
—
1,062
Cash
Oct. 19,
1961
15,960
fund for F. R.
Discounts and
U.
Oct. 11,
36
1,264
2
—
11
51
—
43
—
2
+
1
Government securities:
3,034
i
i.
i
'
Certificates
1,639
Notes
*1
156
—12,368
11
3,583
Total bought outright
27,983
260
+
.•Vv"
19,727
Bonds
[1
12,217
+
;■■'-
+
1,099
+
Demand
deposits
adjusted
increased
$305 million in
District, $211 million in the Chicago
District, and by smaller amounts in all other districts
except in the New York District where they decreased
$164 million. Time and savings deposits increased $85
the
San
Francisco
293
+
1,208
342
+::
1,164
Borrowings of-weekly ..reporting member banks from
Reserve Banks increased $39 million and bor¬
rowings from others increased $48 million.
Loans to
167
Bank
—
Decrease (—) Since
(1,301)
5,618
i
+
1,029
293
assets
:
(1,697)
loans
—■
Loans
and
51,484
626
+
349
-+
(386) 27,896
101
—
U.
S.
bank
reserves
17,210
Treasurer—general account
Loans
to
S.
458
—
■
Foreign
287
267
55
—
Loans
48
+
Vtl
'■-VI
Deferred
Other
18,222
availability cash items
liabilities
and
accrued
(1,301)
+
+
3,969
divs.
69
311
brokers
482
+
Total
vj
i
and
Capital
>i
liabilities
27
■
Other
'.If
(1,697)
50,156
dealers
670
+
277
+
433
lia.
deposit
'
and
78
capital accounts
certificate
and
F.
R.
reserves
note
(1,697)
29
+
817
capital accounts
of gold
+
finance,
+ '
626
349
+
36.6%
are
—
.3%
121
the eliminations made
;
2.7%
—
1
—
in the
financial institutions
finance,
.
*-
Condition Statement of Member Banks
'i I
of
the
shows
the
ended
<i
?
Oct.
statement
Federal
following
'V r
and
-i'O'.
jt|
•
11:
of
weekly
Reserve
j
decreases of
Reserve
>i f
demand
•
Banks
of
changes
for
$262 million in
$283 million in
and
the
week
loans
ad¬
reserves
$354 million in
S.
with
vVv
securities
a
net
or
million.
institutions
increased
industrial
purchasing
$236
carrying
Loans
decreased
$51
loans
increased
gain of $57 million.
increased
purchasing
$129
to
or
in
seven
Loans to brokers
carrying U. S. Government
million; and their loans
"other"
sales
$170
securities
and
million.
personal
Real
for
increased
financing
estate
loans
Nest
Press.
+2+85
+
236
+
129
—
+
320
+
,
5
—
12
—
481
43
—
146
+
170
—
15
million.
1
1161
15
1616
...
with
of
indebtedness
mem¬
preferred
Dayco Cerp.,
824
4%%
preferred
125
Delaware
Power
Dennison
+
51
+
335
26
+
956
+
75
+
De
60
+
598
+
6,404
—
502
+
Chemical
Soto
Voting
-
8%
3,125
+
1,117
—
1,067
Diamond
Crystal
10
—
876
Diamond
National
—
Reserve
1,913
—
51
12,546
Banks
—
283
—
395
+
108
+
127
1,444
banks
2,833
+
55c
—
261
Dillon
11
+
450
Discount
+
10,903
62,189
—
+
647
91,741
-
totals
+
847
".
+
+1,619
65,924
1,028
+
3,406
**
;
4,374
—
365
+
131
4,669
—
354
+
1,451
7%
Dodge
71
+
**
**
1
10-10
11-
1
85
29,466
+
66
**
+
14
**
Dominion
731
Dominion
deposits
political subdivisions
—
18
+
2,757
interbank
26
+
(quar.)
2nd
2,115
banks
**
90
—
1
**
63
+
39
—5
1.792
Reserve
+
48
—
5,232
+
47
+
185
12,749
+
16
+
717
Banks
;
liabilities
.
166
valuation
to
domestic
individual
reserves;
demand
commercial
deposits
commercial
loan
items
time
and
deposits
officers'
of
U.
are
and
deduc¬
after
shown
gross.*
except those of U. S, Government
less cash items in process of collec¬
banks,
tion.
Year-ago comparison excludes change
savings banks.
certified
banks
checks
S.
in
not
deposits
due
to mutual
Dreyfus
of
12-
1
10-30
10-20
11-
7
10-16
11-24
11-10
*0c
11-
1
10-
9
37V2C
11-
1
10-
9
133/4C
;—
10-31
10-17
(stk.
10-25
10-16
10-26
10-17
divd.)
5%
York
New
$4
distribution
gains
plus
10-16
2 Vic
income)
■
13'/4
.>,:'vV.S*
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
common
Tar
&
<te
t$1.25
—
J20c
&
Chemical,
1
dividend
Fund
and
cents
common
Power
$4.50
Co.,
Duncan
10-13
11-15
10-
10-14
11-
1
10-14
Ltd.
11-15
10-27
!60c
J30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
}20e
10-31
10-
1
10-16
11-
1
10-
2
1-
2
120c
2-1-62
10-31
75c
4
11-
725c
•
net
12-
5
9-30
1
11-15
from
$3.50
10-31
10-15
10-31
10-15
10c
10-27
10-13
10c
10-31
10-12
I2I/2C
investment
net
realized
....
—
Drug-
(quar.i—
class
Electric
7
1
preferred
(quar.)
87y2c
preferred
Milner.
11-
11-
(quar.)—
Du Pont of Canada, Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co.
(quar.)—
Dumas
11-15
3%
profits)
Fair-Community
A
1
J 15c
—
securities
Class
9-29
12-
11-30
:—
from
cents
2
_
11-15
—
(8
12-15
!
110c
(quar,)ilOc
Ltd.
i
10-30
2
—$37V2C
(quar.)
Paper
1-
10-31
$50c
—
—
Ltd.
3
Ltd.—
(s-a)
(extra)
Linoleum,
Coal
li-15
tl7V2C
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Steel
Ltd.
10-
10-10
-
39c
(quar.)
Anglo Investment Co.,
Glass,
10-25,
11-10
c
'
83'4C
37,/""
—_
(quar.)
Ltd.
Oilcloth
income
Government
class
separately.
and
postal
A—
(stock dividend).
10-25
10-10
$1.12¥2
10-25
10-10
110c
10-27
9-29
25c
11-
1
10-17
7Vic
:
12-
1
11-15
Dupuls
A
or
class B
Frere,
Ltd.,
Imlfi
One share
11-10
10-13
fl3c
11-15
10-31
$.0105
—
class A .(quar.)———
10-28
9-30
}$1.75
12-15
11-30
—_
.•
savings
Eagle, Inc.
available.
East
revised.
6
12-15
of class B stock for each ten shares or either
shown
separately.
figures
11-
11-15
(quar.)—
Corp., 6% pfd. A (quar.)—
Doughboy Industries (quar.)—
Duke
loans
2
luc
common
Quarterly
Drug
ACCOUNTS
6
12-
3
15c
—
Dorsey
Stock
Federal
6
11-
Engineering—
preference
Donacona
Governments, official institutions, etc.
11-
2
25c
i.—
Dominion
*"*
162
2
12-
75c
Engineering Works, Ltd.-(s-a)—
Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)—_
Foreign:
12-
25c
s-a)
Electrohome
Dominion
—_
25c
-r
10-
25c
(increased
Co.
Corp.,
Com.,
&
Dominion
6,512
deposits
time
10-13
10-13
1
10-31
VC
nfd
Dominion
6,766
10-27
11-
$1.19
(quar.)
**
+
10-10
10-10
1_—1—
**
'
10-10
$2
(quar.)_—
common
preferred (quar.)—
Dominion
Bridge Ltd.
(quar.)—
+
4
10-10
11-
10c
5%
41,258
banks
and
Not
1
1
Salt'(quar.)
preferred
12
Oct.
A
investment
Mines,
—
shown
12-12
11-
30c
Industries—
Mfg.
$1.56
Dome
969
H Includes
12-28
11-
—
Dominion
§ Includes
1
10-10
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion
savings deposits—totaltl
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
*
net
Diversified
11
all
12-
1
(quar.)
& Sons Stores Co.
capital
26
domestic
8
3
12-28
$125
(quar.)
Corp..
from
adjustedt
—
S.)
(J.
—
includes
1111-
Dividend Shares, Inc.—
Commercial
t
10-10
1
11-20
$1.75594
(quar.)
Products
preferred
—
of
12-
11-
:
(quar.)
Co.
$1.50 preferred
Dielectric
99
—
152,835
11,993
of
10-30
50c
pta.
Canada Tunnel
Finance
1,082
—
4 561
net
+
&
Giorgio Fruit
617
t Exclusive
11-14
10-25
(quar.)
non-cum.
16,755
Detroit
577
CAPITAL
7
$1
$1.06
$1.12 via
(quar.)
stock
Dial
Di
savings
others
12-
25c
60c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
105
11,755
Commercial
10-10
t75c
Light
class
5,117
domestic
From
10-14
1
t30c
Tramway—'
$2.50-$3.50
Governments, official institutions, etc.
and
Mfg.,
common
debenture
Denver
A
+
4.031
pfd.
Coatings
&
+
interbank:
Domestic
10-14
11-1
11-
20c
Water, 5V2%
preferred (quar.)
9
coin
and
1
4%
'j.
(quar.)—
Ltd. (s-a)
Davenport
450
Foreign:
tion
div.)
(quar.)
16
Government
States
(stock
Co.
Ltd.
$2 class A
+
deposits
Other
10-17
11-
25c
Dallas Power & Light, $4
$4.24 preferred (quar.)
—
—
Savings
11-30
10-24
-
(quar.)
6.333
deposits
Time
12-20
15c
,,V
(quar.)
Coal,
1.514
Demand
Mutual
6c
+2c
(initial)
(quar.)
Seal,
year
Demand
S.
England)
Holders
15c
Inc.
+
—
34 240
years
and
<fc
Pass
—
5,607
Federal
with
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common (quar.)
42 non-cum. preferred A (quar.)
(11c
**
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly
reporting
1506
1054
Nov
'
Publishing
—
+13
1,576
securities—total
assets
not
j'
Ml
Cork
Crows
545
banks
assets/liabilities
Other
districts for
H
Crown
Cuneo
13,191
commercial
Other
Federal
Government
r»
and dealers for
315
^Nov
May 1, 1973-
(quar.)
years
From
and
due
issue.
this
Ltd.
Crowell-Collier
110
Borrowings:
U.
deposits.
Commercial
4
1505'
Nov
1
Oct 30
^—
(quar.)
1,779
3,218
securities
Reserves
member
System in leading cities
principal
Increases
reporting
justed, $598 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, and $647 million in demand deposits
adjusted,
i!
il •'
r
five
B
+10,096
2,128
Commercial
banks
*
Co.—
debentures
(New
Co.
+
16,372
five
Domestic
1
t<, !
'
etc.
1
certificates
After
Bit
+
i
loans
one
to
Bottling
Craig
5%
:
Within
One
Cott
>
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations
and
political subdivisions
i
preferred stock_
Name of Company
4y2 %
bills
U.
*
t
+10,156
80
consolidatine
t;
condition
1
15
DIVIDENDS
57
1,982
States
The
Nov
1971
15,
Continued from page 14
809
1,305
Total
—
j
71
cumul.
Power
in
Crouse-Hinds
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
„i I
'I
Announced
LIABILITIES—
Figures in parentheses
process.
I
*
262
99
banks
domestic
Balances
<(]
V tfs
convertible
+
710
loans
Currency
liabilities
liability on acceptances
purch. for foreign correspondents
f;T
4%
Crossett Co., class A
pur¬
—
personal
foreign
Government
Other
51,484
for
securities
to
to
S.
1
to
combined
''!'
U.
42
+
44
—
Contingent
*'
Electric
33,V%
+'
securities
Treasury
in
_*
Total
Ratio
Potomac
for purchasing or carrying:
estate
Other
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
stock—^Nov-
A
due May
Drug Stores, Inc. 5%
conv.
debs.
Midwest Securities Investment, Inc.—
6%
cumulative
preferred stock
+
securities
Treasury
Mi-
it
Real
235
+
22
—
Loans
CAPITAL
debs,
carrying:
or
to nonbank
Loans
561
—
t' i
+•■!
Ml
Co.
1609
1
V
Gray
31,833
1,180
Other
deposits-
884
+
116,985
loans
loans
Government
Sales
110
—
adjusted!
securities
S.
Other
41
—
49
+
U.
458
91
118,561
industrial
Government
Other
576
+
40&-
+
■
-
Other
Total
Fairmont Foods
'
\
~
Inc.—
Arts,
subord.
conv.
70,990
and
Other loans
Member
investments
investments
Agricultural
Deposits:
--
1960
adjusted!
Commercial
chasing
Federal Reserve notes-
!
and
Loans
36
U.
III
conv.
Chemical
5l/2%
Class
3
+
11
..—
Total
LIABILITIES—
f'.'j
Oct. 12,
1961*
(In millions of dollars)
493
+
-
no
Other assets
Total
Oct. 4,
1931
ASSETS—
28,063
collection
of
process
$1.40
Corp.—
preference series
Per
Oct. 11,
27,983
securities
premises
in
Securities
Di-Noc
Increase ( + ) or
ui'.j
items
Central
domestic commercial banks increased $75 million.
126
Total U. S. Govt, securities
Cash
Inc.—
S '
v,'•'; r;;
-v--v ,
preferred stock———Dec
Climax,
Federal
>: )
Total loans and
Metal
cumulative
million, which included increases of $27 million in sav¬
ings deposits in the San .Francisco District, and $18 mil¬
lion in time deposits of foreign governments and official
1,208
—
-—
Held under repurchase
agreem't
•»"l
4 V2 %
institutions in New York City.
Bought outright—
,»
American
ury
Increase ( + ) or
\
1SSETS—
decreased
million
(In millions of dollars)
Gold
banks
$502 million, Treasury certificates
decreased $16 million, and the combined total of Treas¬
Consolidated Statement of Condition
If''
-
7%
(quar.)
Kootenay
preferred
Power
Ltd.—
(accum.)
Volume
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Company
Canada Co.,
Eastern
Number 6101
^
Name of
v
194
Share
class A
hoc
11-
1
10-14
$1.75
n_
i
io-
6
preferred A
$7
$1.50
11-
1
10-
6
12-15
12-
1
Name
>
Globe
Eastern States Corp—
$6
preferred B (accum.)
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd.—
5% 1st preferred A (quar.)
of Company
Rubber
Godfrey
11-
1
Ekco
50c
11-
1
10-13
$1.12'A
11-
1
10-13
Gould
$1.50
11-
1
10-13
Government
6%
Electric & Musical Industries, Ltd—
American shares (final) equal to about
after
share
per
British
A
Epps
10-17
10-31
Inc.,
common
10-23
.■9-29
30c
10-26
10-10
25c
10-26
,
River
Fall
Falstaff
Gas
convertible
6%
11-
10-16
Bros.
Farmer
40c
;
11-24
11-
$1.50
12-11
11-20
Katz
$2
12-11
11-20
Kavanau Corp.
11-
Grain,
Federal
class A
Ltd.,
;
1
Federal
Lixe
1
10-13
6
10-20
10-19
4
10-19
Halle Bros. Co., common
10-19
Halliburton
5.30 %
(monthly)
27c
11-15
10-31
Paper Board Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Federated Denartment Stores Inc.
(quar.)
28%c
27'Ac
12-15
11-29
10-28
10-
7
Hanna
10c
11-15
11-
1
Harcourt
Petroleum
Felmont
Financial
v
General
$2.25
preferred A
Tire
Stock
dividend
A.)
Harsco
10-27
1
10-
6
10-31
2%
each
for
10-13
seven
Comptroller of
.
Camden
First
of
Currency)
Bank & Trust
the
11-15
First
Charter
Financial
National
City
First
National
Credit
National
First
Bank
Bank
Monthly'.
7%
Florida
Water
Food
B
Class
Franklin
All
.
series
Income
Franklin
(quar.)___
35c
75c
(quar.)—
in cash
stock
—7
or
_—
7
__
series
Long Island, N. Y.)
Stores
(Franklin
Bank
(quar.)
Corp.
Fraser Companies.
(L.)
Realty
Mills,
General
$5
Motors
preferred
General
'
.
11-24
11-
General
Public
General
Utilities
Corn
(incr.
auar.)
Wares, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Telephone Co. of California—
4l/t %
preferred
$2.50
General
Telephone
4.80%
preferred
General
7*
$2.20
Telephone
preferred
General
11-1
10-16
10-27
10-17
10-30
9-30
9-29
11-
22'/2c
10-13
11-30
2-28
5-31
•
5%
31 (Ac
32'Ac
(quar.)
9
10-17
10-16
Ingram
12-14
Inland
10-11
1
10-10
11-
1
1010-
2
2
(stk.
(stock
—-
dividend)
(quar.)—:
(P.
H.)
preferred
—
preferred
Company,
com.
(quar;)
(quar,)
Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd. Ordinary
After
charges of
the current
will
11-24
10-27
11-1
11- 1
amount
10-
6
10- 6
11-15
11-15
10-25
10-25
11- 1
•'.■t ;
11- 1
10-13
* v .
55c
$1.25
$1.?7'A
$1.50
$1.25
40c
7'Ac
5%
62»/2c
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
10-31
11-15
10-30
12- 5
12- 5
55c
25c
(quar.)—
30c
56'Ac
$.5781'A
_
(final)—
to about $.068 per
Class
Preferred
10-13
Class
A
.
11-17
12-12
12-12
11-17
12-20
12-19
11-21
11-15
10-28
11-
1
10-18
$1
11-
10-30
1
10-16
12-2$
12-13
Macco
11-
9-10
9%*
10-18
10-18
10-18
10-18
10-18
$4.36
preferred
11-
1
10-13
1
10-16
11-
3
11-
1
11-
1
Jantzen,
Stock
shares
5%
Jergens
10-
Jersey
11- 1
11- 1
10-16
11- 1
12-23
10-16
10-16
10-20
common
Fund—
Jostens,
Inc.,
class
A
11-15
10-27
10*13
11-
10-16
1
10-
9
10c
10-30
10-16
90c
10-31
10-14
10-26
10*10
72c
62'Ac
1-1-62
12-20
$1,29
11-1
10*11
$1.24
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-11
$1.04
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-20
10-31
10-20
<
,
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11- 1
10-13
11-1
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
$15c
V'.
10-16
2%
-
10-30
11-15
10-16
tion
1
10-
11-15
l'A%
35c '
2
10-15
11-15
10-27
11-
10-23
1
11-16
10-31
15c
11-30
11-15
11-28
10-25
11-15
10-25
10-13
10-31
27c
9-29
6%
of 2'A%
5
based on the
After deducdividend will
per depositary
$.038
&
new
10-31
10-13
25c
12-27
12-
4
4
(initial)..
$1.12'A
(quar.)
1-
1
12-
$1.11
11-
1
10-18
4.44.%
pfd. (quar.»_
Investors Trust
(quar. from
9-29
10-30
9c
income)
Hegler Zinc
(stock dividend)
4%
10-31
10-
(quar.)—
(quar.) —
55c
12-
1
11-15
933Ac
12-
1
11-15
10-31
10-10
12-
11-15
Stores, common
$3.75 pfd. (1945 & 1946 series
33A% preferred (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)—
33A % ; preferred (quar.)
Mayer (Oscar) & Co. (quar.)
May
.
$1.50
(quarA
com.
Electric,
investment
Matthiessen
10-23
6
charges
preferred
Corp.,
preferred
4'A%
9-29
10-31
211-
15c
exchange.
Department
933Ac
85c
1
2
12-
1
11-17
11-
1
10-11
25c
11-
1
10-11
12-
1
10-31
11-
1
10-13
11-
1
10-13
40c
11-
3
10-13
37c
12-
1
11-13
35 %c
12-
1
11-13
—
12-
44c
1
11-
1
1-31
1-10
20c
10-26
10-16
10-26
10-16
10-15
—
$35c
11-
1
12-
1
25c
10-31
10-17
l'Ac
—————'
11-
12'Ac
3%
Grain, Ltd. (quarJ
(quar.)_
Corp.
10-31
10-17
dividend
Stock
10-15
11-17
47'Ac
—
McCall
933Ac
Metropolitan Stores of Canada, pfd.
Mexican Light & Power, Ltd.—
(
1
preferred
(quar.)
Meyer (George J.) Mfg. Co.
Meyercord Co. (quar.)
11-
(Initial)
.
1
10-15
12-
$1.25
1
11-25
,11-15
40c
933Ac
■;v-' 933Ac
11-
1
.11-30
11-
12-
1
11-
11-
1
10-20
25c
11-
1
9-25
42'Ac
12-
1
11-
3
12-
1
11-
3
Extruders,
Inc.
Tile & Terrazzo,
(quar/)
Inc." (Fla.)
6%
pfd.
Investment
Co.
(quar.)
1
40c
11-
1
10-17
$1.18%
12-
1
11-17
$1
12-
1
11-17
17'/2C
10-25
10-10
35c
12-15
11-14
$1.38
11-
1
10-16
$65c
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-18
(initial)
10-
11-1
10-
50c
10-30
10-13
3
depositary
10-20
10-20
6c
10-28
.10-18
10-17
7c
Miles
(monthly)
Laboratories
10-31
10-25
10-11
15c
11-15
10-23
11-10
10-23
'
(accum.) —
:
Miller
Mfg.
Co., common—
Miller & Rhoades,
4'A%
Minneapolis Gas Co.
preferred
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)—
*10-6
10-25
"12c
^
*
10-24
10-12
1
11-
30c
(quar.)__
-
3
6
*11-1
32'Ac
1-18
10-16
11-30
?0c
Miami
Midwest
10-24
12-30
$30c
5c
Michigan Sugar Co.,
10-31
1
$1.06'A
(quar.)
11-16
25c
8
$25c
10-18
7'Ac
r
2-
1
10-10
11-
$25c
10-31
•
10-10
5c
Miami
$1
—
1
37'Ac
-
$1
25
12c
—
10*10
1
.
•
—
11-13
12-
$1.50
i-
—
——
10-31
11-
.
from
McGregor-Doniger, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
McKee (Arthur G.) & Co. (quar.)
McQuay-Norris Mfg.
(quar.)
Mead Corp., common
(quar.)
4>A%
preferred (quar.)—
Melchers Distilleries Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Melville Shoe Corp., common
(quar.)—___
43A%
preferred A (quar.)_.—
4%
preferred B (quar.)_
Merchants Fast Motor Lines (quar.)_
Mercantile Stores Co. (quar.)_—_—_—
Merrimack-Essex Electric, 5.52% pfd. (quar.)
$1.50
20c
(quar.)i——
12-20
1-20-62
'
62'Ac*.
Marine Ltd. Ordinary
about
to
Corp.,
Martin-Marietta
McCabe
35c
(quar.)
each
5%
17'Ac
1
20c
•••'
—■
for
11-
share)
Maremont
net
11-
36c
$1.06
share
11-15
25c
depositary
Massachusetts
;7f7-
of
rate
9
f»c
12-
of
amount
11-10
11-30
12-
$1
payment
current
9
realized
Exploration _Corp.__
International
(Interim
■
10-13
% ?
—
10-
11-24
profits)
Oil
Maracaibo
Marconi
~
,
com.
1
12-15
•
securities
10-10
-
^
(quar.)
(lc
and 24c from
Investment income
10-10
11-1
11-13
shares
Electronic
&
10-
1
11-
$1
12'/2C
Magnetic
Electric
11-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
1
$1.09
com.
preferred A
(quar.)
11-
,;vv;k
-
B
55c
12'Ac
Inc.—
15c
10-10
2'Ac
Joy Mfg. Co. (quar.)
1
(quar.)
10-14
2VAC
Co,
10-16
1
12-
$22 Y2C
1
Central Power & Light—
M.)
1
11-
Power—
11-
6'A%
—.
preferred (quar.)—
Jewel Tea Co., common (quar.)
33A%
preferred
(quar.)__
33A% preferred (quar.)_—
(Earle
11-
$1.11
11-' 1
-
•;
-
4%
Jorgensen
8
—
Metals
(Initial)
Majestic-Penn State Inc. (stock dividend)
Majestic Specialties, Inc. (Ohio)
(quar.)—
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5% pref. A (quar.)—
Managed Funds—
r:
—.....
Paper shares (2c from investment income
and 25c from realized securities profits)
held)—.—
Co.
8
8
Magnavox Company (quar.)
583AC
(initial)——
(quar.)
(Andrew)
11-
11-
37'Ac
55'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(One
1
12-1
$10c
53'Ac
—L4.w.^—i
common
preferred
10-10
9
Inc.,
dividend
12-
6'Ac
10-16
10-13
10-19
2-16
6'Ac
10-13
25c
Island)—
Utilities,
11-17
9
11-
1
1
11-
$1.12'A
(quar.)—
Southern
3*10-62
3
1
•
Co., 4'A%
preferred
Massachusetts
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)—.
$1.76 preferred (quar.)
Iowa
12-
11-
12-
(quar.)
preferred
Corporation
4%
;
Power
".Common
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lawrence
St.
(R. H.)
Macy
11-
31'Ac
preferred
& Light—
Iowa
10-23
$59c
52'Ac
y
7.;:7
Electric,
10-23
11-24
$16'Ac
10-23
•,
(quar.)
&
preferred
preferred
4'A %
$1
75c
Services,
'
Gas
Lower
A.—
(increased-quar.)
(increased-quar. )i,
preferred
1
$37'Ac
(quar.)
common
—
11-21
37 y2c
S.
securities)
Extra
1
12-
11-24
11'Ac
Ltd.,
Watch (quar.)
Longview Fibre (quar.)
;
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund—
(62c from capital gains and 10c from inc.)
Lorain Coal & Dock Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.)__
Louisiana Power & Light—
5.16%
preferred (quar.)
4.96%
preferred (quar.)
4.16%
25c
—
7
quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer
4.44%
>•
common
Iowa-Illinois
10-10
9-15
11-
50C
;
11-17
Fund
(Rhode
10-12
50C
51c
(quax.—
Interstate Department Stores
Investors Trust
12-15
10-31
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Long
(4c from net investment income plus a 31c
distribution
from
net
realized
profits
Investors Diversified
7;>
(quttx.j
stock
11-17
12-29
40C
of America
of
12-30
2%
12.-12
10-30
—
preferred
(quar.)
Holdings Corp
International Parts,
class A
sale
11-15
12-15
1G-31
60c
Insuraxxce
(M.), Ltd. (s-a)_
&
Island Lighting (quar.)—
10-13
International
from
10-20
40c
(quar.)
12-12
$1.25
Ltd.—
International Resources
1
10c
—
Special stock
RR.
Loeb
15c
(stock dividend)
Corp., common (quar.)
Interchemical
10-10
11-10
11-
.
1
35c
10-20
1
(4c from net investment Income and 32c
'7from realized securities profits)
Insurance Corp.
10-10
12-
i
$10c
Life
10-31
11-21
yv'.
—
Growth
10-25
25c
$1.12'A
(quar.)
10-10
10-25
Ltd
B
t3»Ac
Ltd., 60c preference (quar.)
Corp., class A (stk. dividend)
Shares
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Local Finance Corp., class
1
35c
Bell.
Institutional
(quar.)
Groceterias,
2
-
10-25
10-24
the depositary and based-v-^:;;W.
rate of exchange, payment
share.
9-29
20C
$4.22
11- 1
.
Bros. Inc. (quar.)
Gladding McBean & Co. (quar.)
Glatfelter
4%%
•
11-30
30c
div.)
held)
Gimbel
4 'A %
12-15
80c
Company
Co.
&
Credit
11-22
31'Ac
—
$1.50
10-
25c
^—;
Institutional
10-28
9-22
11-1
Extra ___:
4
—
10-16
5
10-25
.
31 'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
(increased
11-
1
5%
(quar.)-
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
15c
-
(quar.)—
Orig.
B
J9C
——
Mexico,
de
12-
20c
(quar.)
common
11-15
11-10
10-31
i5c
Companies, Ltd.—
11-
&V*
(quar.) ______
(quar.)—
Eiectrica
7-/
(quar.)___^
1
1
5c
stock
11-15
15c
'American-: shares
,
10-16
10-13
-
_—
com.
for each 100 shs.
Extra
'
11-
$1.50
Industria
10-13
1212-
2-16
Loblaw
V
Mills—7'-/■
preferred
preferred
$1.25
A
10-19
10-31
Finance
3-10-62
Class
25c
—1—.
Head
1
$1.10
Loblaw
%
•
Indian
12-15
'
^
Interim
12-15
11-17
10-16
$1.29
coxxamon
II-
12-29
12-29
9
10-26
(quar.)__——
uo.,
11-15
t20c
12-
10-18
7 i
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)___-_-.__us.„__i
4.26% preferred (quar.)____.
-4.42%
preferred (quar.)-^^—
4.70% preferred (orar.)—
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd., Ordinary
12-15
10-10
Power
1-15
10-2L
$1.10
1
$1.12'A
i4.08 %
11-15
10-25
11-
Illinois
Co.
12-15
J20c
(quar.jj.__.
Miami
11-
10c
>
Company™;^
Corp.
4'A%
(quar.)
Co.
Special
11-15
20c
V
(quar.)
Brick
1-2-62
12'Ac
dividend
Stock
>■
•
(quar.)—
Hygrade Food Products, 4% pfd. (quar.)
Illinois
10-27
$31'Ac
Cement
National
Lincoln
$4.30
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.
preferred
1
133Ac
Liquidometer Corp.
10c
(quar.)
1
6
12-
77
■71. fl5c
Corp.,
Brothers,
11- 1
(quar,)-__+^^__'Ai^tirr.L5<ijp
.
v
10-16
15c
'mmr
10-
$4.30 Orig stock
(quar.)
Refrigerator Co.
1
$1.75 ,2-1-62
11- 1
v
Laurentide
Co.,
A
Co.
55c
A.)
Co.
nreferred
$2.50
of the Northwest—
(quar.)
Co. of the Southwest—
voting preferred (quar.)
Genesco, Inc. (quar.)
Getz (Wm.) Corp. (initial)
on
10-20
Co.
(quar.)
5.10%
preferred, (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Gillette
«>«*.
10-15
11- 1
11- 1
50c
preferred
Gilchrist
Hussmann
Common
$5
•
11-13
62'/2c
Corp.,
(George
(Joseph)
Lewis
$1.25
preferred (quar.)„
—i—
Hudson's Bay Co.
(s-a)
Interim payment from the land account—
..•
(quar.)
com.
10-24
1
-
$4
1
Co.
Waterworks
(Three shs. of
1
11-
_l._
& Co. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power—
10-11
$1.18% :i;
T
J30c
$$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
11-
35c
10c
Hormel
6
ll-
■
$1.50
^
(extra)
Portland
30c
—
Co.
Stores
Salt
Little
preferred (quar.)_^_.
Horizon Land Corp. (stock dividend)
Home
10-27
30c
933/4C
$1.25
(quar.)
of Florida—
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)
Gpneral Telephone Co. of Indiana—
Teiepnone
56'Ac
-
4'A%
f
Quarterly
10-13
'
preferred
General
9-30
11-15
(quar.)
Class' B
10-
10c
Northrup
Link-Belt
4'A%
(quar.)
10-30
16c
.
Hyster
(quar.)—
Steel
General
$2
1
10-11
50c
(quar.)
Equipment
preferred
5%
10-20
11-24
10-2J
1
:-,.7
Tire
&
Levine's, Inc.
Y.)—
Extra
10-20
Precision
$4.75
10-16
1
Company; Class
10-27
11-15
pfd.
11-
Hooyer
10-11
-
$3.75
Leslie
9-26
10-31
11-15
11-22
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-10
11-20
Ball
5%
(ouar.)
Inc.
1
11-
10-30
Hoover
10-11
.
General
Lerner
10-9
10-27
_
Co.
10-10
1
11-17
—
F'wtric
Lehigh
1
11-
.
General
10-10
11-
37'Ac
A
&
1
11-24
Co.
10-31
12c
(quar.)
Rubber
11-
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)__
5%
preferred (quar.
Holt, Rinehart & Winston Inc. (quar.)_
Home Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)—-Bearing
Inc.
preferred
9-29
&
10-27
11-13
11-
27'Ac
7:
■
preferred B
10-20
10-13
9-15
12-15
10c
«
v
(quar.)_.—
preferred
(quar.)
5%
62'Ac
preferred (p-a).-—
5% pfd. (quar.),
7
..5%
..
•
12c
A
5%
12'Ac
—
.
:
,ui—
to
changed
(Quebec) Ltd.
6
56'Ac
(quar.)
Inc.—
Name
75c
—
preferred
Products
(stock dividend)
7
10-16
1
10-27
(quar.)_
7
Inc.
10-
1
11-17
1
12-22
12'/2c
10-31
12'Ac
12-21
Frost (Charles E.) & Co., class A (quar.)—
15c
.Class A (quar.)
15c 3-21-62
6-21-62
Class A
(quar.)-..
;
15c
12- 1
Fruehauf Trailer Co.. 4% pfd. (quar.)
$1
11-10
Fund of America, Inc
-7
5c
10-31
Futterman Corp., ciass A (monthly)
-7:
8c
11-30
Class A (monthly)—
——
->• 8c
Class A (monthly)———___'
7
8c % 12-31
11- 1
Gabriel Company
(stock dividend)
5%
Gamble-Skogn.o. Inc. (quar. 1.—-—
—
30c V 10-31
12-< 1
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)
50c
11- 1
4% preferred (quar.)
$1
11- 1
Gas, Inc., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)
35c
10-25
Gateway Sporting Goods (quar.)
>
15c
1- 2
General American Investors, $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
$1.12'/2
10-26
General Bakeries, Ltd. (quar.)
$10c
12- 8
General Battery & Ceramic Corp. (quar.)—
9c
Friedman
11-
11-
25c
20c
•
(quar.)
Free State Gedulud Mines, Ltd. ord. regis.
(Interim payment of approximately 63c per
;
depositary share less South African non;
resident tax and exps. for depositary—
Frito-Lay,
4'A%
Co.,
Gallon
Huttig Sash & Door—
(quar.)—_—___—___
Leeds
11-
Square,
Ltd.
Leece-Neville
11-20
35c
t30c
—-—_
10-18
31'Ad
12c
21c
7
-
10-25
12- 6
(quar.)
11-13
' lc
series
Lee
h
1
1 'A %
N.
10-13
19c
___
11-25
dividend)
(stock
Higbie Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Holly Stores, Inc., 5% conv. pfd.
\-7'7 <7
V
12-11
.preferred A (quar./•'
Heartland Development Corp.—
Converiible
11- 1
11- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
35c
Funds—• >;.■
National
Franklin
_
(quar.)
series
Utilities
12'/2c
12'/2C
Machine, class A (quar.)
Custodian
Common
(stock dividend)—
"
payments
.Bond
5%
2%
___
Lear,
Hercules Powder Co..
12-15
$3
11-25
12-
62c
^
10-25
11-20
12-20
11- 1
12-29
12-14
10-23
12-15
9c
15c
9c
class B voting
nonvoting
Motor Co.
Ford
&
l:
11- 1
9c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
B
-
(quar.)
Wallace,
&
-
12-11
7%
v.
_.
Gaint Markets,
Class
10-20
v
.
<
(stock dividend)
Foote Bros. Gear
11-
2%
_
Utilities
Corp., Ltd.
Forbes
Jersey)—
Hercules
8
6'A%
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Island,
(Long
—1
Heppenstall
12-15
10- 9
preferred, (quar.$1.75
Steel Corp.
&
divid.)
10-20
30c
preferred
Bank
Quarterly
1- 1
9-29
<quar.)__
common
Hawaiian Pacific Industries
11- In;
5%
of America—
Tubing, 6%
Florida
Fluor
(New
1
40c
^uarj..
12-
1
75c
...
(quar.)!
(stock
*
Firth Sterling,
,
Y.j.
(N.
Bureau
Iron
-
Quarterly
Republic Corp.
Monthly-
First
Flexible
25c
10-31
(quar.)———
class A
5% pfd.
Inc.,
Stores,
Hempstead
dividend)
istocx
of Chicago
National Bank
First
10-20
Co.—
.
First
11-
11-
—
National
Quarterly
Class
12'AC
(quar.)
4.50%
(quar.)
Hartfield Stores, Inc. (stock dividend)
Harvey's
approval
the
also
9-29
$1.50
Light,
Hat Corp. of America,
and
10-31
12 'Ac
preferred
preferred
Oct.
24,
10-16
35c
Marx
&
held, subject to stockholders approval on
.
10-11
1
12-18
25c
(quar.)
5
10-26
'1-8-62
Laurentide Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
1
11-
—;
Inc.
1-
(monthly)
(quar.)
3c
-—r-'
1-12-62
2%
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
(Alfred),
B
11*
(quar.)
Electric
Hartford
4.96%
share
(one
Corn,
Cooler
Crosse
3c
(quar.)-.
Company
& World,
Hart Schaffner
11-
La
60c
•
—
Brace
10** 6
dividend
Stock
(M.
12-15
56'Ac
(quar.)—
10-13
25c
i
Extra
11-; 1
Rubber—
&
Hammond Organ Co.
$1.25
—„,—
12- 8
H-C7
Series
6
12'Ac
Kuhlman Electric, 5Ya%. pld. A. Cquar.)
1
66'Ac
(quar.)
5
4-
10-13
—
7'Ac*
(quar.)
common
_
3-
8
(quar.)
H-DA
5%
Corp.,
Stock dividend
Firestone
(resumed)
Corp.
Series
Co.
Funds
Hamilton
Federal
11-24
12-
Class
(quar.) ——
preferred
12-22
Assn.
3-19-62
30c
2%
11- 4
—
Department Stores
Corp.
Lambert
1-2-62
Mortgage
12-18
$1.25
Hagan Chemical & Controls, Inc.—
11- 4
3
I-
•
$1.25
dividend
11-
4-13-62
dividend)^
Kroger Company, common (quar.)_r
6%
preferred
(quar,)
—
7%
preferred
(quar.j—
12-15
1
25c
National
10-13
RR.
Ohio
&
11-
$35c
J.)
Mobile
Stock
$35c
N.
11-1
(stock
Kratter Corp., class A
Class B_< monthly)
10-12
—
10-16
Klein
10-31
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)-——————
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.)
—.——
11-
10-16
12'Ac
(quar.)
II-
10-20
10-31
from
11-
Quarterly
Federal
$10c
Industries
11-20
1-12-62
25c
5%
preferred
(8-a)
Kingsport Press. Inc. (quar.)
Kleer-Vu
10-23
10-23
12-15
1-2-62
40c
\
V
2
10-25
35c
(Jacksonville)
Insurance
12-15
11-10
25c
^
10-25
income)
investment
10-10
2
11-10
87'Ac
(quar.)—
common
11-10
Kostin
7c
and
__L_
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-10
(quar.)
A
6c
(quar.)
(Newark,
Co.
class
sources
Gulf
(quar.)
Insurance
Ltd.,
Co.,
capital
from
Stone,
Common
40c
(quar.)
12-15
12-31
1
10-16
10-
1
1-
1
'
10c
Industry Shares, Inc.—
1
;-^^-.—-f-r-t35c
preferred
1
12-10
12-
11-
2%
6
'7'Ac
$1.50
---Class
$1.40
$ 11-
40c
12-20
7c
7
\
1
12-15
1
1-
10C
;i
37'Ac
(28c
12-
—
Kentucky
Wine
1
12-20
*——
12-
1-
20c
(monthly)
(quar.)
1
B
12-
2%
Corp.
dividend
11-
30c
(quar.)
Stock
$1.37'A
Lne Ins. xoyracuse, N. Y.)
Co.
Kayser-Roth
Kellogg Company, 3'A% pfd.
Kennametal, Inc. (quar.)
Gulf
$3
) I -v
11-25
11-21
10-17
..........
12-11
12-15
1
Class
1
12-20
(stock dividend)
Drug Co.
12-
Growers
12-
$1.25
$12'Ac
10-31
preferred (quar.)
iraueis
Fate-Root-Heath
Southern
12-20
10%
Utilities, Ltd. (s-a)—-i.
Life Insurance
(Houston)—
32'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)_______
92
Gas
11-14
26c
(quar.)
com.
$5 preferred (quar.)
t25c
,
11-14
12-
12-
dividend
11-
10-16
1
Stock
Gas,
1
11-
(quar.)
common
-
r
Natural
Kansas-Nebraska
12-
11-15
Quarterly
i
12-
45c
Greeley Gas, 5Va%
11-6
&
Farmers
1
12-15
—
Northern
11-14
$1.08 3A
5-
preferred
B
11-14
ll-U
12-
$1.12'A
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4'A%
30c
43'Ac
preferred
Fairbanks Co., 6%
class
Growth
(quar.)
Brewing Corp.,
6% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(W. R.) & Co.,
class A preferred
1212-
15c
2
5-15-62
——
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
(quar.)..—
10-10
1
4.35%
7
11-10
933Ac;
10-
95c
$1
pfd. A (quar.)..Grieseaieck Company, 5% conv. pld. (quar.)
Gross Telecasting Inc., common (quar.)
1
Fairfield County Trust Co. (Stamford, Conn.)
Quarterly
(s-a)
10-23
12-
20c
j.
1
2-15-62
(quar.)
Employees Corp.
Great
9-14
11-30
50c
(quar.)___;
preferred
(quar.)
FMC Corp.. 33A%' preferred <quar.)_
11-
11-15
30c
Great
4%
;<
___
10-16
20c
Grafton &
/ 9-30
10-31
$1.04
Industries, Inc. (stock dividend)
Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)
Oil Co. (s-a)
1
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
12'Ac
——
8%
12-21
$12'Ac
5%
j
"7.
—
—
Great
(quar.)
Eversnarp,
3
10-31
35c
Energy Fund
Equity
Equity
A-
8%
Group Assoc. (Boston; (quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products Ltd.—
11-
$1.05
4%
"
12'Ac
class A
National Batteries
Grace
I-
Employers
Class
Class
11c
tax
City Power & Light
preferred (quar.)——
3.80%
11-17
15c
>
10-20
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kansas
11-15
1
i2yac
Jewelry,
15c
4'A%
10-15
1
12-15
Payable of Rec.
Snare
12-
■V.
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
ol Reo.
lUc
Co. (quar.)__
Mfg. Co. (quar.) ___—;
Gordon
Echlin
Mig., new common (initial)
Products Co., common (quar.)
11-
$13c
7'Ac
(initial-quar,>
(initial)
Products
Gloray Knitting Mills
Goodman
J25c
When
Payable
(quar.)
Envelopes, Ltd., class A
Globe
(accum.)
Holders
Per
Share
Holders
Payable of Rec.
49
(1761)
10-18
5c
10-30
$1.183A
10-31
10-20
40c
11-10
10-27
:
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,
"
:
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50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1762)
.
Monday, October 23, 1961
,
.
W
v
■
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
40c
Ontario
&
Mississippi
Power
11-
1
$1.14
11-
1
$1.09
Paper Co. (quar.)
Light—
(quar.)
.
——
4.36%
(quar.)
•:
—
Modern Materials Corp.
(stock dividend)
Mohawk National Bank (Schenectady)—
Minnesota
11-
.
:- .-r
Holders
9-29
>V'*
A),
Quarterly
10-16
pfd.
t**
h-
3%
10-30
10-16
30c
11-
1
11-
1
$1.20
11-
1
10-13
35c prior preferred
(accum.)
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., common
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
'{y
preferred
$4.20
(quar.)
Co.
Power
Montana
fc.
(quar.)
11-
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10-16
v
10-16
1
10-13
$1.10
11-1
10-13
$1.50
11-
1
10-12
$1.05
(quar.)_^.
Co.,
Power
preferred (quar.)
Pillsbury Co. (quar.)
11-
1
10-12
10-27
28c
_
Stock
6%
a'/;
6
10-
75c
Pneumatic
10-14
1
1
6C
Mount
5%
(initial
common
11-10
$10c
10-31
12-20
12-
—
4%%
(quar.)
4.64%
•> ?
■
preferred
National
National Bank
f1
'
National
Lead
National
j
Tea
Prince
Producing
58c
11-
1
10-16
Protective Life
10-31
10-18
40c
11-
10-20
25c
12-15
/
Stores,
Nevada
-
Power
5%%
New
York
10-16
11-
1
10-
5
Puritan
Fund,
12-
1
11-17
Puritan
Sportswear
Quebec
Power
tal
Nielsen
North
Oil
Northeastern
Trust
1
10-10
1
10-18
ij
Class
f.t
»
B
■i
6%
10-13
1
11-
-.12-
preferred
Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
Realty Eauities
Corp.
11-15
1-
12-
Owl
Reece
10-20
1
12-15
11-
12-
1-
•
Stores
Folding
Reheis
8
7%
10-16
1
11-13
C.)
1, % 10-13
Stock
dividend
11-
10-27
10-13
Republic
11-
1
10-16
Republic Supply
Reser's
11-
1
10-16
35c
11-
1
9-22
37 %c
(quar.)
40c
11-1
9-22
1
11-16
11-
Ltd.,
preferred
1-1-62
4%%
10-10
9-30
25C
11-
1
11-
1
2nd
43/4%
(4-for-l
10-31
British
m
-
11-
10-10
10-30
1
33/4%
River
>
6
12-
1
3
New
10-24
40c
■
12-11
Roan
11-20
40c
12-11
stock
14c,
preferred
11-15
10-16
10-19
Common
10-23
4%
Elevator
Otter Tail
$4.40
Co.
$1
"•
$1.19
rl5c.
i.
(quar.),
1
1
12-18
1
11-
1
(quar.)
6%
2nd
11-15
Rogers
11-15
Rohr
1
10-11
11-15
12-26
_,
12-
1
6
5.50%
preferred
Lighting
Pacific
National Bank
Corp.
10-17
11-
1
12-
2
11-15
Rose's
12-13
Rowland
12-29
4%
12-14
11-
60c
11-15
10-20
5,
Park
Chemical
(quar.)
11-30
12-21
(8c
from
net
capital
gains
capital
Co.
and
(quar.)
Pensylvania Power & Light Co.—
4.24%
preferred (quar.)___
preferred
preferred
4.25%
:i
(quar.)_
Penobscot
Chemical
Non-votine
<>'
Peoples
U
Permanente
V'
Cement
4.30%
#
3.80%
30c
11-
1
10-
6
15c
11-
1
10-16
Y.)
$15c
11-15
11-15
-
11-15
10-31
11-
1
10-10
75c
11-
1
10-10
15c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-20
17 %c
10-31
$1.17
11-
r
10-10
$1.10
11-
1
10-10
$1.07%
11-
1
10-10 :
95c
(quar.)
~I
11-
1
10-10
(quar.)
'
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
•
'
v
preferred
-
_H
;
a
"
■
preferred
10-
6
$1
11-1
10-16
97 %c
11-1
10-16
$56%C
11-1
10-13
$15c
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
10-13
;
9-29
10-24
1
10-6
12-
I
10-16
21c
10-25
10-
9
lie
10-25
10-
9
11-24
Fund—
(quar.)
25c
12-
8
12 %c
412-
1
11-10
12 %c
12-
1
11-10 4
12 %c
11-
1
10-13
-
57c
1-1-62
12-15
h
$1.25
(quar.)__
12-29
12-15
37
(quar.)_
%c
10-27
10-24
10-10
11-1
10-
11-30
11-10
3%
-
10c-
4%
2-28
25C
(quar.)
11-
10-10
65c
10-16
(quar.)_
11-
-
10-20
10-16
11-15
11-
20c
10-31
10-16
25c
11-15
10-23
11-15
10-23
11-15
10-23
_____
.
$2
(s-a)___
(annual)
12-28
$4.50
monthly)^__i___^__
10-31
9C
Inc.
Y.___
(N.
;,
(quar.)
11-30
11-15
.
12-29
12-15
,
10-27
10-16
.
11-30
.10-31
?;
11-
1
10-16
>
$1.2.7
IU
1
10-16
25c
11-
1
10-13
$1
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
+40c-r_
'
t
(quar.)-^——^
preferred
Light—
•
^
(quar.)___
:
:f.,
'
■
$1.14
-
'
$1.19
(quar.)_^
11-15
11-
3
1
10-
2
12-15
12-
1
Stock
(quar.)
1010-
10-
11-
1
Winds
12-29
1-10
(quar.)___
|20c
11-
10-
1
2
Latz,
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
12-1
11-18
$5.96
preferred
10-13
1
10-20
11-20
11-15
11-
1
11-
1
1
preferred
$5.60
10-13
11-
$5.70
preferred
10-20
■
Class
A
12-29
1
10-26
Shareholders Trust
income)
of
'
Boston
208
City,
South
.
8
J
1
;
11-
10-10
10-31
-
1
10-
9
1-1-62
,11-
12-15
1
10-16
*'
11-
*
1
10-13
H-H
!__!__
11-
1
10-13
11-
1
10-13
$1.49
11-
1
10-13.,
11-
.
c
$1.42%
1
10-13
$1.40
*i-; 1
10-13
20c
____
1_.
11-24
2%c
11-
1
.11-10
10-13
,
M
(Dallas)—
'
30C
11-24
11-15
$3.12
10-31
10-13
.
preferred
(s-a)
Corp.,
9th
La
$6.25
(s-a)
!
___.
common
Unit
pfd,
$3
(quar.)__
Salle Street
12-15
$3.50
(quar.iH--.~-;
11-
62 %c
1
10-13
11-30
$1
10-13
.
tl-1
10-19
''
62'%C *' 2-1-62
*
preferred
10-31
30c
■_*
(accum.)
__
!
1-19
12-15
*12-
1
Corp.—
(quar.)____________^____- -'$78 VaC\.
Union
Commerce Bank
Union
10-13
10-31
9-29
10-27
10-13
.\..lr
2
I2i15
,
.
(Elizabeth,
.
•
•
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)„„;—
-$3.50 preferred (quar.)
$4.50
-V
(Cleveland) (quar.)
County Trust Co.
Union Electric Co.—
Shatterproof Glass
(initial-quar.)—12y2c
Shaw-Barton, (initial)
:
,*.; 17%c
12-
11-
•10-13
1
10-13
10-30.
in¬
10c
''
1-3-62
11-
63%
(quar.)i
Gas
Acceptance
6'4%
10-13
T0-30
3
$1.22%
-
Extra
9-29
10-30
20c
6?/3c
$1
(from net
1.
:___i
(quar.)__2_____^^_;_l___-
common
&
Temper
Tudor
Union
,
3
10-
11-15
25c
-^.____
:
(quar.)
preferred
6%
True
10-16
11-
10-
20c
;•
■
1
20C
*;
10-13
*10-31
12-.; 1
11-
Investing Corp.—
Tropical Gas Co.,
10-13
12%c
'
'
10-24
,11*1
45c
'
11-15
3%
•
Quarterly
10-30
2
11-
5c
11-15
Line—
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
12-15
11-20
25c
r
11-15
1
11-1
2%:
-_
^
4
(quar.)
Transcontinental
10-13
35c
2%
/.
(quar.)-"
Y.) "J (quar.)__
(quar.)
1
•
*
Common
invest¬
;
4
•
22V2C
Pipe
preferred
6c
B
(quar.)__.
preferred (quar.)
Gas
$4.90
11-
r
Fund—
$2.55
10-31
Hi 15
,
12-15
'$10c
(quar.)
10-18
3%
(from
Corp.
Company
10-20
$1
(increased!—
(N.
dividend)^
1
12 %c
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
(quar.)
11-
85c
(quar.)
Shares
Corp.
11-10
12-
'
12-4.1
•
11-30
$47 %c
.
'dividend)_L_I__
(stock
(stock
Co.
Transcontinental
10-23
,
Banknote
Inc.
Trust
&
6
12-
t25c
Trane
Trico Oil
Class
vestment
Bank
Trade
Transamerica
10-
.12-.1
5%
Bank
9
11-15
Photolab
Trade
4
10-24
5c
income)
&
dividend
Town
11-24
10-27
*!
10-10
10-13
12- .1
,
1
10-27
;-25c
*.
10-10
10-26
-
•
v
;
Engineering Corp.^
Toronto-Dominion
4
10-24
10-25
10c
dividend
Seligman
&
(quar.)
4c
:■
(quar.)
Selected American
ment
Research
'
___
Corp.
*
-
(quar.)_,
4%
.
5
$1
Service—
&
Scale
9-
10-16
6c
•
*
12-15
11-30
9c
-
1
9c
:
Electronics,
preferred
Toledo
1
12 %c
__'
_j._
preferred
preferred
preferred
.
•
Thompson
10-20
1
6
10-13
10-13
20c
Ltd.
-
9
1
-
10-10
2-
lie-;.-. 10-31
common
;
10-16
20c
(quar.)
$4.84 preferred
(Quan)-;_;;-ir;;^^
•V' $1.21
Therm-O-Disc, - Inc.
(quar.)
—Hi; '* 30c
«?> !' $5c
Paper Box. Ltd.
(quar.)
Toledo Edison Co., common
4'17%C
(quar.)__—___"_
4%
preferred (quar.)__-___-___2
^__:£
$1.06%
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
___i ;.* $1<14
4.25% preferred (quar.)_i^_^_r_.:_n^___
$1.06%
9-26
10-17
10-13
11-
Fund—
-
preferred
11-
25c
(quar.)__.
Security-Columbian
4%
11-17
12 %C
preferred A
4c
(quar.)
Corp. (monthly)
Associates, Inc
Seagrave Corp., common (stock dividend)__
Seapak Corp. (extra)
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven) (quar.)
Stock
—
12-1
J60c
$4.56
Scott Paper Co.—
11-15
~~I~
Inc.
•
Seaboard
1
preferred
'
Co.
Scrivner-Stevens Co.
1
(quar.)
"'
Dillon
11-15
1
.-III
10-31!.
10-25
10-20
40c
___.
Power
10-20
10-16
:
$4.76
1
11-
2%%
(monthly)
11-15
,
4%
Scotten
Corp.
Co.
1
12-
1
1
Inc.
(increased
Trans-Canada
1
1
12-
(quar.)
11-
ioc
Fetzer
12-
12-
1
11-
11-16
10-24
11-10
15c
;
—
Monthly
$4
11-
10-20
20c
25c
Instruments,
$4
Capital
Inc.
J.)
12-
14c
(quar.)__
3.90%
(Walter
Aviation
Scott &
2
$1.06%
N.
and
Industries
Schenley
50c
pfd.
Securities
Corp. (stock dividend)
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Schneider
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
11-1
15c
Paper
10-17
10-
10-20
27 %c
(quar.)-.
^
i
preferred
(quar.)_^__i_i^-___i.____'_
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund, Inc. (Del.)
10-20
14c
com.
1
2c
Convertible
1
10-27
1
t
Canada,
Texas
iy2c
common
(quar.)
$1.06
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
Samson
Scott
.
preferred
B
11-15
11-
,
ft
Associtaes,
11-15
t45c
11-
(quar.)
Corp.,
/$5.08
Texas
11-15
$1.25
San Antonio Corp., voting trust certificates
1
10-20
split-.
Balanced
Clothier,
preferred
11-10
10-31
J25c
Saxon
6
1
(quar.)
Electric
$4
11-10
10-25
25c
1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(Howard W.) & Co.
$1.16
___;
-Philadelphia Electric, 4.68%
4.40%
Sampson-Miller
$3.40
(Brooklyn,
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers;
•'I}»
it
Bank
__
Extra
4!
•l'i'
National
Quarterly
_____H__
if-
Ltd.
preferred A
conv.
Class
(quar.)
Corp.,
11-15
1
3-for-l
Stock
Francisco Ry.—
10-
(auar.)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd.
■vj
Paper Co.
Lawrence
Louis-San
12-
~
Fibre, vot.
common
Texas
11-10
10-24
6c
12-
4c
(quar.)
...
6
1
11-15"
20c
Scarfe &
:
12-
20c'
10-31
-III
HI
■'Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.
12-
.
5c
(quar.)
com;
10c
41c
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)_^
25c
gains)
4.64%
Stores,
Inc.*
10-31
29c from
long-term
short-term
C.)
Croix
Sams
10-20
11-
$12%c
Corp.
Terminal-Hudson
Tool
Monthly
investment income,
from
(J.
25c
&
11-17
7
Fund—
from
Penney
10-23
H.)—~
!___!
12-1
*
30c
(quar.)
Tectum
11-10
(quar.)
10-20
~
Mutual
12-1
17V2c,
11-
25c
Ltd.
Square
10-31
Stores
Tenney Corp.
11-10
8c
11-10
2
(Keene, N.
1
(quar.)
Products,
St.
5%
1
HII
Propane Gas—
B
Texaco
10-
12-
$1
_25c
11-21
(quar.)
Co.
T 10-13
10-25.*
45c;
-3%
20c
Quarterly
Penn
10-17
1
11-
(quar.)_
conv.
Monthly
.
6V2C
(initial)
(quar.)
Insurance
Penman's
10-30
1
11-
income)
Monthly
7%c
common
Pearl Brewing Co.
Extra
Peerlesss
30c
Co.
Parke, Davis Co.
10
B*
St.
5c
World Airways
new
St.
11-
$1.10
income)-!
preferred
(s-a)
Taylor Fibre Co., 4%
12-13
3
10-20
97 %C
$1.03%
4%
9-14
12-15
.1! 15c
Roper Industries. Inc.
(William H), Inc.
1
.
10-20
10-20
(quar.)__
pfd. (1952 series)
Sunbury Milk Products (quar.)
T.I.M.E Freight, Inc.
(quar.)
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
'
(quar.)
Rorer
12-29
"
1
27%c
a
Ltd.
Farnham
Gas
1
1
.
12-
Quarterly
„L
Package Products (quar.)
Pargas, Inc.,
5.20%
10-13
12-30
Corp. (quar.)
Broadcasting.; Inc., (quar.)
10-31
10-20
$1.15
dividend
Suburban
10-20
10c
,
$1.37%,
Corp.
10-10
11-15
11-
(quar.;)HP^_;w-~-*.»4.i_i.t._.;
(quar.)_-__^____;^.i._;^_L_iH---:
Suburban
to
Aircraft
$1.25
(San Francisco)—*
J
„_
:
l l"
40c
,
fquar..)
Rollins
37 %c
(quar.)
i
22%c
dividend)....^.
Ronson
5
1
.
ll- l
$1.23%
11-15
10-
11-
I
$1.02Va
10-20
10-25
Stock
10-20
$1.18%
1
10-25
11-
Stop & Shop, Inc. (stock dividend)
Corp. (quar.)
8-25
1
$1.02%
1
10c
Stouffer
Class
(quar.)___
L
(stock
Corp.
si%c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Pacific
Pan American
H
12-
25c
11-11
11-
____
HI-,
(quar.)
12-
$1.10
Farnham
Strawbridge &
-
I";
equal
10-16
12-11
92 %c
(quar.)
Container
10-13
11-1
31%C
preferred (quar.)
(J. P.) Conmany
Stone
1
20c
par
Stevens
10-11
1
11-
933/4c
dividend)
11-
tl5c
(quar.)
1
11-
lc
90c
preferred A
Industries
t-acinc
pfd.
10-
1
12- 5
25c
(stock
&
11-
$1
& Stern Textiles,
4%% pfd. (quar.)
Stetcher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
2
37y2c
I (quar.
preferred J (quar.)
preferred K (quar.)
Class
5%
1-
59%c
25C
Pacific Coast Co.,
11-
$1.12 J/2
(initial)
preferred
4.10%
4.95%
10-
$1.10
Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.)
Fiberglas
(quar!)_
Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
C
5%
'
F
preferred
43/4%
12-18
1-
12-
12-10
(quar.)
Paper
4.10%
10-23
10-27
Overland Express,
Oxford
1-
1
45c
.
Company
Owens-Corning
11-
37 %c
;
Class
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
v
a
(quar.)
common
preferred
$3.60
Outlet
;
(quar.)
Power Co.,
preferred
10-10
10-20
Stern
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Mills
Corp.
Bros.
10-25
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
1
$1.17
Sterchi
11-15
15c
(initial)
Canada,
&
B
1-15
(quar.)
com.
$62 %c
(quar.)
com.
Inc.
Sterling Precision, 5%
,
Class
,•
9
Otis
11- 2
10-16
:v\
shares (final payment
23c per American share).
Rochester Gas & Electric—
10-15
11-
class
10-10
,
10-25
5
Service—
Ltd.—
approved
ordinary
50c
,;
10-
$10c
ordinary
Roe
(From
15c
common
11-
Lta..
11- .1
.
of
Roe
Stein
11-3
5
10-31
(quar.)
common
(From
12-14
h
12-20
Rice
New
9-30
■
Bros.,
Stockholders
split sub¬
American
11-20
11-15
$$1.75/
(quar.)
Parts
1-1-62
tax)
preferred
15c
D
Steel
2% ;•
(initial-quar.)
Trust
(Hartford)
(quar.)
Roadway Express, Inc., common
11-15
11-
t25c
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.).
10-16
-11-15
;>
.
(One additional share for each two shares
held)
10-16
10-
10c
-
Wholesale.
10-31
t$1.18
convertible
Brand
30c
preferred
Co.
J28c
Rice, Ranch Oil Co
Rich's, Inc., common
10-16
20c
(quar.)
—;
Chemical Corp. (quar.)
& Rockland Utilities, common
4.65%
preferred A
(quar.)
4.75%
Steel
t$L18%:;'"11- 1
(monthly)
stockholders)
Co. of Canada,
(R. J.)
Orange
4%
10-27
of
preferred A
Onyx
Oshawa
10-16
6
15c
Tobacco, new
Rhodesian Selection Trust—
10-10
25c
(quar.)
1
11-
45c
10-16
11•
10-23
1
Stedman
5
10-
(quar.)
11-15
Stein
(Dallas)
B
12-14
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries
11-
30c
(quar,)_
Class
10-14
10-
28c
(quar.)
=_
Standard Dredging, $1.60 preferred
(quar.)
Standard Fuel Co. Ltd., 4y2%
pfd. (quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
11-17
1
Service—
preferred $25
preferred
Spartans
10-23
(Final of 6 3/10c per American share after
(quar.)
com.
10-17
11-30
11-15
J10c
(subject to approval)
Gas
(s-a)
(Calif.)
4
Foods
10-20
5c
(quar.)
common
5%
10-18
10-24
10c
4.40%
10-20
1
11-15
$l0c
approval
Reynolds
12-22
_
(quar.)
10-30
.11-
Reynolds Metals Co.—
12-15
10-31
10-25
to
1^*14
1-1-62
7%c
(quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum
Quarterly
;
1
55c
preferred
4.36%
(reduced)
Natural
Fine
ject
9-22
11-
$45c
(quar.)
12-14
(quar.)
Republio Corpv (quar.)
Republic National Bank
9-29
37 %C
-
1-1-62
11-
12-28
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred $100 par
preferred
10-13
10-31
(quar.)__
(s-a)
3.90%
4.60%
10-14
65c
(quar.)
10-13
1
10-31
15c
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
10-31
5c
1
(quar.)
preferred
4.15%
12-
11-
$1.20
9-15
4
12-29
2%C
28 %C
preferred
12-
1
38 %c
_____
Electric—
Oil
Electric
4.40%
4.40%
30c
1st preferred (quar.)__r_,,,-.______
Renold Chains Canada, $1.10 class
(quar.)
.>■;
Corp.,
&
Drug
tl5c
$$1.50
4%%
10-30
.
15c
Products
Grease
Southwestern
11-21
of America
& Engineering
Industries—
50c
(quar.)
—:
Co.
2
11-17
12-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
&
Paper Mills
10-
12-29
t20c
3.70%
10-23
1
12-15
(quar.)
12-12
(reduced)
Inc.
Corp.
20c
(quar.)
com.
4%
Gas
Materials
Southwest
4
11-
7c
(quar.)^
10-14
1-2-62
(quar.)
Stores
10-31
2%
Canada,
A
Remco
J.
&
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
10-13
dividend
Reliable
10-13
25c
Pottery
11-24
40c
class A
Chemical,
15c
(quar.)_;
(initial)___
Steel
10-10
(quar.)
Machine
Company,
Class
1
11-1Q I- 10-19
11-
10-31
;
Y.
Ltd.
■
15c
(quar.)
Power,
Utilities,
Extra
Ontario
Southern
Southland
25c
Riverside
Onondaga
11-14
10-20
10-
10-20
10-11
12V2c
Gas
Power,
Indiana
preferred
1
10-25
(quar.)
$1.25
Telephone,
Canada
4.80%
9
1
1
t50c
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
10-20
10-20
$1.37%
(N.
preferred
10-
11-
10-26
11-
(quar.)
15c
1
III $6c
.
Ltd.—
Brewing
Olympia
4.56%
9
40c
(quar.)
Ltd.
10-
31 %C
(quar.)__i__
Natural
Co.,
11-15
10-25
(quar.)
1
v30c
(quar.)
Shoe
Inc.
Inc.
Reitman's
(quar.)
Nunn-Bush
Nutone
Southern
11-14
87y2c
11-
net
(quar.)
Northwestern Steel & Wire
Northwestern
Southern
11-14
1
(quar.)
11-
Stock
(quar.)—
Canada.
Engineering Co.—(quar.)
A
10- 4
1
12-
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)
i
Class
1
12-
(quar.)
common
common
10-13
Corp.—
Two-for-one* stock split subject to approval
of stockholders Dec. 12
Northwest
Co.,
3
Northrop
i
America,
(quar.)
Purina
11-
15c
common
Northern Pacific Ry. Co.
.....
11-
10c
Rap Industries
capi¬
___
Gas,
Quebec
52y2c
$1.06%
$40c
10-16
25C
Co.
Ohio
10-13
10c
1
93 %c
(quar.)
Northern
11-2
9c
Red
current
preferred
Insurance
Northern
t25c
(quar.)
Reliance Electric
preferred
Northern
10-13
Corp.
10-27
1
25c
!
Southern California Edison Co., com.
4.48%
preferred
(quar,)
39c
2%
—
(quar.)
—.—;
preferred
5 50%
11- 2
Southam
(quar.)
11-
30c
ot
Georgia
10-20
10-20
$1.16
40c
—-
Pennsylvania National Bank
Illinois
South
1
1
preferred
Reichhold
from
$1.20
Coast
1
11-10
11-
t31%c
(quar.)
Engineering, class A
11-
(quar.)
Co.
of
Corp.
$3.50
Ralston
93 %c
Engineering Works
Northern Illinois Corp., common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
5%
Radio
1111-
J.)
Northern
Northein
Light
11-
(quar.).
common
preferred
conv.
11-
Co. (quar.)
R C Can
Ry.—
Fund
(quar.)
$1.55
Soroban
10-13
15c
(quar.)
10-14
12-
tlOc
(quar.)
Corp.,
Southwestern
10-10
?ll-!'Tv!
32 %c
Company
American
10-20
1"
8
Gas—
&
and
16c
income)
Gas.
&
11-15
11-
preferred
$1.25 preferred A
$30c
com.
15c
American Coal Corp.
North
9-26
11-
8%c
N.
adj. preferred (quar.)
4%
1
27 %c
.—
(Paterson,
Electric
Norfolk & Western
Nortex
1
12-
21c
(quar.)
common
accumulated undistributed
C.)
(A.
&
Inc.
$2
11-15
Southwestern
11-
5c
(quar.)
gains
1.
Smith
11-30
11-23
Corp.
(reduced)
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.-—
Sonotone
111-
O.)
South
(quar.)
3%
preferred (quar.)
Corp.—
investment
12-
37%c
(quar.)
Corp.
Share
from
10-13
10-25
5
10-16
12-
10c
1
10-
11-30
1
t$1.25
(quar.)
11-
1
11-15
1-
J25c
pfd.
1-2-62
11-
12-
Automtaion
(A.
1
t25c
Ltd., 5%
Ltd., class A
Slater
10-13
•10-16
11-
fl5c
Sons,
Smith
90c
2%
(quar.)
Power
Sjostrom
11-16
61c
(quar.)_
Ltd. (quar.)
&
10-16
22c
S.)
10-13
i__
$1
State
Common
Niagara
114c
10-17
Merchandise
York
3.75%
1
10-31
Co
Process
New
11-
15c
preferred
6
$1.22%
Canada
35c
Sound
.12-
*10-13
10-31
35c
Co. of Colorado,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.90%
Simpsons-Sears,
B
65c
10-19
Puget
6
Bank & Trust (Phila.)
11- 6
—
12-
Class
11-
U5c
r
(quar.)_^
A
10-10
11-15
$.00%
..
class
9-29
11-16
common—
Ltd.,
10-13
(accum.)
Service
4.64%
(T.
(H.)
1
Co.,
25c
—
(quar.)
Dairies,
1
-■
4y4%
Power
preferred A
Simon
Mills—
Natural Gas (stock dividend)
preferred
(quar.)
3%%
Public
2
9
Pacific
$2.44
Silverwood
(Birmingham, Ala.)—
20c
Jersey
New
3-
1
Sierra
,
Simms
$50c
pfd.
$1.50
—.——:——— ~
New
11
11-
17 %c
(quar.)
pfd. B
& Trust
Quarterly
of
1
10-31
—_.;—-___
Bank
11-
tlOc
11-
dividend)
_
Tradesmen's
Quarterly
11-10
6
15c
Quarterly
Provident
5
10-
3-15
~15c
(quar.;
(s-a)
Fund
Bank
6%
Co.
1
11-17
11-
$1.37%
(quar.)
Extras
(initial).
Inc.
Co.,
England
Jersey
12-
Provincial
preferred (quar.)
New
New
1
Ins.
12-
Mines,
$1.17%
(quar.)
pref.
Co.
Properties,
9-29
t20c
:I
Industries, Ltd., common (quar.)
6y4% preference A (quar.)
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish (quar.)
(quar.)
10-16
dividend
Stock
Nedick's
Gardner
1
(quar.)
common
$1.06%
5%%
preferred
1
(quar.)
Consolidated
Nebraska
#
6%
Co..
Co.
preferred
11-
12-
12-26
10%
10-19
$2
10-13
62V2c
—_
dividend)
10-13
1
12- 8
12-26
11-24
11-15
11-
11-
62y2c
—
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd. (s-a)
Siegel (Henry I.), class A (initial quar.)
Class B (initial)
11-24
1
$20c
J33 V3C
(quar.)
com.
Ltd.
(s-a)
—_
Sherwin-Williams Co of (Canada) (quar.)___
10-10
12-26
Power,
Holders
15c
Sherritt-Gordon
11-24
1-19
$20c
(quar.)
4.70%
11-
5C
National City Bank of Cleveland (quar.)
National Electric Welding Machine (quar.)
*•»
Edison,
3.60%
12-20
10-27
&
(quar.)
Corp. of America
preferred (s-a)
4%
2
30c
(quar.)
Procter & Gamble Co. (quar.)
—•-
Westchester
Hess, Inc.
10- 6
5c
Presidential Realty Corp. (stock
Price Bros. & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
1
(One
of
National Bellas
(Del.)
Co.
preferred
10-20
additional share for
each 24 shares held, subject to approval
of stockholders Jan.
9, 1962)
dividend
Stock
11- 1
55c
(stock
56 %c
(quar.)
Tulsa
of
Tools
1
(New Jersey) (increased quar.)
Bank
10- 6
50c
11-
(quar.)
National Aeronautical
National Bank
10-
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
pfd.
Narragansett Electric,
(H. K.)
4%%
M
>h
1
11- 1
Corp
common
Electric
Potomac
10-16
$3.50
—
Mills, Inc., 7% pfd. (s-a)
Laboratories, class A (quar.)
Film
Movielab
11-10
11-30
y,
quar.)
11-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Porter
10-13
11-30
—
1st
$2.50
Mills—
Rice
Royal
New
10-26
6c
—
Co.
Diablo
Mount Vernon
v?
11-
(quar.)
2%
Scale
Corp.,
Portable
Extra
it
11-
15C
■I
11-15
2c
(quar.)..
(quar.)_
preferred
Mount
»)'•
11- 6
Company, common (quar.)
Placer Development, Ltd. (quar.)
Clemens Metal Products—
Mount
1
dividend
Polaroid
Investors Service—
$3
participating (quar.)— _
Moore-Handley, Inc. (quar.)
f?
12-
Pittston
Moody's
J >.
10-13
Water
A
When
Payable of Rec,
Share
.j
Sheraton
11- 1
Company
Shawinigan
10-13
7c
62V2c
(stock dividend)
Pioneer Petroleum Co.—
LI 2%
(quar.)
$6 preferred
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
Montana
11- 3
17 %c
5%
—
Monongahela Power Co., 4.80%
4.50%
preferred (quar.)—
12- 1
11- 1
Class
1
—
Per
Name of
3%
$1.25
37V2C
Common
10c
it,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
42%c
Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Philips Van Heusen Corp.—
10-16
;
When
'
Share
Phillips
&
preferred
preferred
4.56%
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec,
v-
:
N.. J.)_
> 65c
v
% 10-25
50c ;* .11- 1
10-13
>
10-16
*.
10-20
r y
x,
;
.
$1.12%.
$1
->.92%c
L '87%c
,11-15
11-15
10-20
;,11-15 >
11-15
\
10-20.
10-20
Volume
194
Number
6101
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
>
Union
Class
B
Corp.,
6%
preferred
'Union
Gas
Oil
Union
(Calif.)
Co.
Aircraft
4%
I
/United
(Md.)
Co.
60c
of
'
Fruit
Co.
Hill
Mines,
Jersey
Services Life
preferred
S.
preferred
Time
1
*
*
25c
12-
1
11-16
(s-a;
.
,
7;40c
12-
8
11-
1
10-6
10-27
9-29
tlOc
1-10-62
10-30
10-16
11-
10-
7:
United
V
:,
Co..
Controls,
Inc.
(quar.)
11-
1
10-13
11-
1
10-13
10-31
10-16
11-
1
10-
6
12-29
12-
8
7V2C
30c
■;# 10c
preferred
10c
10-24
11-
10-
(quar.)
Construction
&
&
Sugar
the
like
share
same
ago.
added
,,
1
1
10-20
$1.37 Va
11-1
10-20
11-
10-20
35c
10-25
35c
_________
1010-
10-
6
12-27
dividend—
2%
12-11
12-27
5c
Sales
of
month
in
the
41
three
of
<
sales
This
fiscal
both
company
has
of $825,500
and
with
compares
net
sales
of
of
12-11
been
addition,
In
Oct.
here
31,
$40,100,
responsible
193,
basis
and
last
owning
broadened
and
the
4c
Line
Fund,
Inc.—
from capital
income
Vanadium
_:
/"/"/■
.
gains plus 2c
from
•
11
The
6c
10-31
10-16
11-15
10-27
third
of
history.
*
4Vsc/o
preferred
$1.12Vi
(quar.)__
11-15
10-27
Van
Camp Sea Foods
(quar.)
15c
11-
1
10-16
Van
'■
Dorn
Co.
30c
10-31
10-14
5%
11-15
Works
dividend
Vanderhilt .Mutual
Voi-Shan
Vulcan
-
(quar.)
Fund
Bros.
Pictures, Inc. (quar.)
Washington Gas Light, com. (incr. quar.)—
Waste
,
6%
King,
preferred
(quar.)
Wayne Manufacturing Co.
Wellington Equity Fund—
3c from net investment
Western
Air
Lines
$2.50
class
A
'
>
income and
a
,
7
Smith
Pacific
Power
Peace
RR.
10-20
,
12-1
11-13
11-
10-12
11-
1
10-12
30c
11-
1
10-16
31V4C
32Vic
11-
1
10-16
11-
1
10-16
25c
(quar.)
1
5.44%
11-15
$41,690,402
•'
5%
10-31
10-
record
11-
10- 5
1
5
$1.25
1-2-62
35c
10-24
30c
12-15
10-31
Westminster
,
Paper
Co.
Ltd.
--
:
Wilbur
$5
Chocolate, common
Cquar.
&
.
11-
1
11-
1
10-6
-
10-
6
12-15
12-1
10-27
11-15
10-
Wilson-Jones
Winkelman
Co.
Bros.
11-15
11-
11-
10-31
«
7c
7c
'
_____:
Electric
Power.
Public
_
4c
(quar.)—
11-30
10-31
preferred
(quar.)
$1.27
12Vic
11-
1
1
10-10
Class
>.
Woolworth
World
Ltd.,
—
Co.. (extra)
Jr.,)
'
Monthly/
York
(quar.)
Yukon
11-15
11- 1
Curry
(stock
dividend)___
of
dividend
preferred
shares
shares
10-
10-31
7
12- 1
11-
1
75c
25c
25c
25c
25c
12- 1
11- 1.
12- 1
1-2
2- 1
10-27
books
not
closed
for
this
y
of
also
represented
common
stock
11-1
10-16
10%
12-15
11-27
,
in
release
19?^
3,
cents)
30
used
N.
to
a
gross
'
11- 1
10- 2
dividend.
of
Columbia
Pictures
post-1948
Jamaica
income
less 15 %
tax.
of
common
sale by
the
added
to
corporate
proceeds
funds of the
to sell
proposes
27,000
share
per
to
purposes.
of
which
shares.
He
partners and
186, p. 2093.
'<■< f
of
broadening
life
insurance
non-medical
insurance
basis,
to
all
to
coverage
that
members
issue
guaranteeing
of
anyone
to
the
that
Peace Corps participants would not be
observed Mr. Levy, "we immediately went
the
world
largest
the
Corpsman
of
is
sent.
Levy
Mr.
progress,
portion
the
"term
cited
insurance
of
which
$641,992
total
reinsured
was
and
$3,774,036
retained."
361.
with
filed
be
a
A" covering 272,700
"Reg.
offered
$1.10,
at
general
corporate
through Allied
in
is
October,
Stardust
chase
Nat
East
122
SEC
42nd
Registered—
St.,
New York, filed a registration
covering $355,000 of Limited Part¬
Oct/17
on
the
by
and
$25,000,
at
York
New
fee
the
An
$50,000,
title
agreement
law
to
to
the
pur¬
contributed
was
to
Genera!
acquire
cash
to
the
Partners.
with
nominee
the
Interests
respectively.
$5,000
and will pay
connection
to
valued
Idaho.
Harold Agler, Abraham M. Karrass, Emil Tauber and
original Limited Partners, for which they received
as
Partnership
1961,
under
purchasing
Boise,
Limited Partnership
contribution
in
in
organized
of
purpose
arbitrarily
contributed
and
partnership
the
as
$5,000
each
rass
for
Hotel, located
motel,
Subordinated
$10,000,
limited
a
1961
Motor
Berger,
in the amounts of $10,000,
In addition, Agler and Kar¬
Parttnership as their capital
will receive $82,500 from the
They
all expenses in connection with
the
of
formation
the
of
original
the
this
offering
In
Septem¬
Partnership.
Limited
Partners
exercised
an
the
motel from Motor Hotels, Inc. The purchase
payable $245,000 in cash, of which $15,000 was
adeanced as a deposit by the General Partners, and the balance
by
taking the property subject to a first mortgage in the amount of
$450,000 and a purchase money second mortgage in the amount of
$465,000. A brokerage commission of $37,500 is due to Paul P. Zinner,
is
$1,160,000,
total cost of the motel therefor being $1,197,500. The motel will
by Motel Operating Corp. under a net lease with Associates.
thq
purposes.
of
the
nership Interests, to be offered for public sale in 71 units. The offering
will be made at $5,000 per unit on a best efforts all or
nothing basis
by Nat Berger Associates, Inc., which will receive a $375
per
unit
selling commission and $11,375 for expenses.
price
Inc.—Net, Sales Rise—
when
he
had
loss
a
of
24c
a
share,
period
shares
amounted
to
outstanding.
$301,747,
This
equal to
Steel Plant Equipment Carp.—Files
The
this
corporation
shares
common
loss
in
a
of
the
Canadian
exchange
rate,
and costs
of
connected with
which are favorable to our future growth and profit¬
ability. Product lines have been expanded and diversified; typewriter
manufacturing has been consolidated in Cortland and Groton, N. Y.;
and
corporate headquarters
moved to New York City."
"Sales for the
first quarter
of fiscal 1962 are running ahead of
the comparable period a year ago when the company reported earn¬
ings of 11c per share."—V.
194, p. 157.
-
period,
Inc.,
for
Washington,
of
debt
corporate
1432
D.
W.
to
be used
C.
*
..
-.
Main St., Oklahoma City, will use the
equipment, research and development
repayment,
were
for
—
covering 100,000
through Joseph W.
equipment and
working capital.
—
sold
by the company and the balance by certain
BUSINESS—The
stamps
polish,
of
metal
closures
for
Debentures
of
company,
caps
drug,
wax,
closures
or
Erie,
Pa.,
designs,
for containers used
dairy and paint industries.
aerosol
pressure
It
erect
company will use proceeds
warehouse and purchase machinery
a
is
lithographs
in
a
the
and
cosmetic,
major
producer
containers.
spray
PROCEEDS—The
to
"
from
the
20,000
shares
and equipment.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to this offering, capitalization July
1961, included a $109,096 mortgage note, sundry debt of $91,162 and
31,
224,575
outstanding
EARNINGS—In
net
a
sales
of
share.
common
the
$4,292,028
Net
and
sales
net
net
and
for
shares.
ended Dec.
year
the
income
31,
income
five
or
underwriters
Sterling Seal
1960,
of
months
$119,509
$169,507
ended
equal
May
to
reported
cents
81
1961,
31,
were
cents.
58
named
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase and the company and each selling shareholder have
severally agreed to sell to them the number of shares of common stock
as
set
forth:
.....
•
and
Shares
Fulton,
Reid
& Co., Inc.
Co., Inc
&
Sold
Privately—Oct. 20, 1961, it was reported that $3,000,000
of this firm's 5 ¥2% subordinated convertible debentures
—V.
The
Arthurs,
P.
10,000
194,
p.
Shares
Cleveland
First
37,400
37,400
Podesta &
Co.
Inc.
A"
$3,
stockholders.
Walston
Industries,
at
Pa.
— Common
Stock Offered
Fulton,
Co., Inc., Cleveland, O., and Walston & Co., New
City, on Oct. 12 offered 112,300 shares of the com¬
pany's common stock at $12.50. Of this, 20,000 shares
pro¬
purposes.
Forest
offered
With SEC—
"Reg.
Sterling: Seal Ca.
Cruttenden,
Southwest
a
York
UNDERWRITING—The
Non¬
7%.
be
filed
Reid &
SEC—
The corporation on Oct. 10, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering IOOjOOO
capital shares (par 40 cents) to be offered at $3, through Best & Garey
Co.,
are
1961
to
par)
Hurley & Co., Norristown,
the
Inc.—Files With
(no
2,
the
charges
Factories,
Oct.
on
16c
to
compares
equal
closing
other
deductible at the source.
income tax.
U. S. funds,
be
and
policy
company
company
Associates
* :
and
revenues,
C.
for
year
fiscal
1.874,133
'
v
xLess
-
year
fiscal
the
in
Southwest
Previously published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here.
t Payable in
of
p.
statement
out¬
Syracuse plant.
Had it not been for these non¬
amounting to $580,000 after taxes, even more sig¬
gains would have been made during the fiscal year, Mead said.
He
reported further,
"The corporation is now beginning to show
the
results
of
manufacturing and marketing changes made during
final
,
British
will
offering
insurance,"
the
force
194,
This
totaled
oual
high
recurring
10-13
11-13
j Payable In Canadian funds, tax
resident tax 15%; resident tax
Less
in
life
$1,620,017
nificant
11-20
10-20
11-20
12-20
1-19
+35c
registration
a
policy form which can legally be issued (group, association
contract) regardless of how dangerous the assignment
part
$1,788,195
(quar.)
Transfer
GI
Proceeds
Southwest,
a
income
taxes
with
262.
p.
be
last
on
$455,450
ceeds
•
after
compared
16c per share and sales reached an all-time
which ended June 30th,
1961, president
reported on Sept. 27. This represents a substantial
Mead
the
$455,450,
decrease
12-11
five 3%
redeemable
($1 par) for each 100
filed
Stardust Motel Associates—Securities
to 24c per share on 1,862,270 shares outstanding
to 24c per share on 1,862,270 shares outstanding
$96,476,266 as compared to $93,358,883 a year ago,
despite a generally unfavorable business climate, Mead stated.
All - four quarters were
profitable, but earnings had to be adjusted
downward due to special non-recurring, year-end adjustments. Special
charges
included adjustments to inventory and special
reserves,
a
10-31
12-29
held)
Ltd.
for
ber,
first
Oct.
on
fiscal
income
new
a
10-31
10-31
4%
its
is
a
discussing
—V.
Consolidated Gold. Ltd.—
(Stock
Zeller's
&
for
Increased to
share
of
'
Yosemite Park
■
(quar.)
Machine
County Gas
of
2
65c
Monthly
V
1
1
1-
25c
-
American
1212-
11-15
62 Vic
(stock dividend)
to
are
E'.
over
Net
1-15
t20c
(quar.)
Company
Okla.,
13 covering 210,000 shares
to be offered for public
are
insurance, fin force'- of
$60,011,647 as of Sept. 30, 1961.
Term insurance
constituted $49,938,619 of this total. Of this $18,616,078 was reinsured and $31,322,541
retained.
Group insurance in force was $5,657,000 of which $2,523,947
was reinsured
and $3,133,053 retained.
There was $4,416,628 of whole
said.
he
per
12-15
8c
$1
,
(s-a)
class A
gain
12-15'
15c
1
Monthly
Yates
10%
—_—
(quar.)
Color Press
iWm.
Monthly
>
6 Vic
7"
(quar.)—1—.'___
class A
Wrigley
,
(quar.)—=—17V2c
class A & B_—
both
(quar.)
preferred
Woodward Stores,
•
class A
-
B
4%
income
shares
2,538,400
on
its
of
(par
the
for
Emerson
10-13
11-
Wood-Mosaic,
based
Corp., Greensboro,
Earnings
high
10-16
5.08%
on
Tulsa,
2372.
p.
individual
Set Record—
Net
year.
Smith-Corona Marchant
12-11
10-13
10-13
Enterprises,
192,
Registered—
be operated
10-13
B
Montreal.—V.
shares at $1.68
common
disclosed
was
what
In
over
Group, Inc.—Files With SEC—
shares
Securities
11-15
12-27
10-31
1
Stock dividend
and
everybody, Michael H. Levy, president, announced
on
it
represented
over
6
1
Class
previous
194,
corporation
Proceeds
11-
Wometco
stations
Security
,
11-
(quar.)
in
Bldg.,
Oct.
on
677,563 shares
with
Corps
option
11-10
$1.26
Tanning
in¬
Sidel
D.
working capital for general corporate
has outstanding 732,500 common shares,
now
Associates
are
films.—V.
feature
The
$1.25
&
upswing.
substantial
a
Robert
as
Security
or
of
common
(quar.)—r.
5%
used
or
quar¬
Sales
Mayo
SEC
183,000 shares
almost
lowest rate
the 64%
profit
gain
over
the
previous
year,
Screen
Gems'
President/, A. "
Schneider, pointed out that a major reason for this was that Screen
Gems, during the 1960-1961 fiscal year, had more shows on the air
than
at
any
other ,time in its 11-year history. Additionally,
Mr.
Schneider said,
the company made several important sales to local
10-20
10-5
preferred'
Wolverine Shoe
the
in
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Commenting on the 34% increase
10- 7
5.04%
Service,
pfd.
$1.50
(nuar.)
(from invest.'income)
Fund, Inc.
Wisconsin
bid.
6%
show
volume,"
applies.
10-17
(monthly)
Monthly
Wisconsin
increase
1960.
3
11-20
Stores
Monthly
Wisconsin
in
10-20
7c
common
A
Winn-Dixie
5.7%
Earnings for the
cents
that
to offer insurance coverage for this
group.
It is part of our
philosophy to .tlry to make life insurance available to people
regardless of health and hazard of occupation."
Under Standard Security's offer, any member of the
Peace Corps
can
obtain a $10,000 policy, as long as he is in
good health at the
time of application.
The company will insure all applicants under the
high.
television
6
11- 1
10-26
11- 1
11-24
Company,
•
Class
9-29
—•—
$1.25
7—
10c
(quar.)—40c
(quar.)—
;
25c
Apparel; Inc.- (Mich.)-—
*
A
Ross,-Inc. * (quar.)___—_-—
Wilson
•
25c.;
12- 8
17Vic
preferred
Will
•
by
10-13
—
79
a
1960.
in
the
on
basic
which 288,400 shares, or 11%, were publicly offered in
February of this year, with the remainder of the shares being retained
11-24
(quar,)_—t20c
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
$1.43%
4%
non-convertible prior lien (quar.)__—
$1
Whippany Paper Board (quar.)
15c
White-Kodgers Co.
t quar.j
10c
White Stores Inc.
(quar.)___c
1—1
25c
••
(quar.)
Union
:
figures
standing
Stationery Corp.—
1—_
Western
in
with
equivalent to
$1.05 per share
cents per share a year earlier.
Net
64
or
1
11-
Telegraph (quar.)_—
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)__.——.—
•
preferred
68%c
68c
(quar.)
Western Tablet &
$6,795,582,
were
compared
$2,665,371,
The
(quar.)
preferred
earnings
share,
a
Making its first annual report as a public corporation, the television
producer and distributor, Oct. 4, showed a record high gross income
for the fiscal year ended July
1, 1961 of $55,821,052 compared with
Gas.
preferred
cents
all
season
year's
is
10-20
'
$2.75
80
1961-62
bowling
work
to
net earnings were $20,754,911, Up 4.6%
in the corresponding period of 1960. Earn¬
on 8,246,300 shares, compared with $2.45
Screen Gems, Inc.—Earnings
$4
(quar.)
&
11- 3
the
months,
net
quarter
were
league
last
additional stock
keeping
eligible
and
731
the
owns
"When
the September quarter reached $83,839,899, an increase
of 9.4%
$76,608,529 for the corresponding period in 1960.—V. 194, p. 1428.
7
,.
,
11-15
25c
.7
(quar.)__
com.
Third
ter
of
and
Standard
/
months
additional
27,000 shares,
and
include
to $2.48 each
$6,431,112 for the corresponding period
6
62V2c
$1.50
Participating
Light & Telephone,
preferred (quar.)
Western
.
38c
nine
with
sale
In
marinas
base.—
sales
marily for/the 3.4% increase, in common,stock outstanding. Sales for
the period totaled $246,877,255, up 5.3%
oyer the I960 figure of $234,■'472 476
"v
,'p*.
»-«./
.•).^
9-30
11-
two
construction
Security Life Insurance Co. of New York—
Offers to Insure Peace Corps Members—
increase
1879.
nine
$19,833,047 cleared
and
under
Standard
SaftiCraft's
operating
company's
first
the
the
associates of Allen & Co.—V.
in
the
I960
peripd whep 7,973,133. shares were outstanding.
Partial
^conversion of the company's 3% convertible debentures accounted pri¬
1
10-10
in
sales
Mexico
are
under construction
recently sold 36,625
topped results for all corresponding periods in its
sales were higher than in any month since Scott
in
first
the
the
ings amounted
,
,
5%
Western
;i0-i3
11-15
year-
(quar.)
preferred
11- 3
11- 1
11-20
capital gains_
Inc.
Western
5.20%
10-31
11c
quar.)
(quar.)
Western Insurance Securities (Kansas City)—
Common
1
•
11-15
26Vic
(initial
distribution of 35c from
end
11-
business
For
over
10-13
11-15
-
(quar.)-—
Corp.
Warner
11-10
30c,
66c'
:
t
4c
15c
15c
Industries
started
and
in
lanes,
that
over
of
company,
company
Mr.
1961
September
10-16
Stock
Iron
earnings
center
of which
its
The
of
approximately
that
Co.—Nine Months' Report—
company's
quarter of
for
bookings
company
cents
loss
'/./;'vv7////>?//\" '^7/.'
Scott Paper
7
.
-10c
(quar.)__
common
v-/V
earned
—
Corp.,
■ ■
more
The company is
engaged in the business of production and sale of
crushed limestone, gravel, sand and ready-mix concrete and
the paving
and construction of highways,
roads, streets and airfields. Net
com¬
backlog
to
year
indicated
$3,-
writers.
370,000
net
a
the
being outstanding stock, by A. Ray Smith,
President. The offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment. Allen & Co., New York City, heads the list of under¬
the
to
equal
outstanding
over
fiscal year.
opened
were
reported
contracts
new
a
This
in
$1,163,100
on
1960,
and
the
for
time
of
concept
has
.809.
p.
this
shares
70%
A. Walker,
statement
$947,000
Kirkpatrick
Mr.
marketing
nationwide
a
V.
has
fireboat
approximately $1,000,000 at
of
Standard Industries, Inc.—Common
12.
ended
year
the previous
Increase
now
La., manufacturer of steel-hulled pleasure yachts
craft, on Oct. 4 announced record sales and earnings
period ended July 31, 1961.
H. E. Kirkpatrick,
For the
1,326,558
on
an
chairman of the board and president, respectively,
of the company, told stockholders.
Sports Arenas is currently investigating further expansion abroad,
in Canada and Western Europe,
management disclosed.
The company
present
1962.—V. 194, p.
share
per
$5,159,458,
.
in
crease
,
units
V
.
cents
,
discount
retail
t
for
company
George
additional
Towers
new
number
14.1
were
to 19 centers with 572 lanes at June 30, 1960,
is continuing its planned program of expansion.
During
September of this year, two new Sports Arenas centers,
and
"League
]
in
operates four
plans call for the
departments by December.
and
additional
the
departments
who
Value
stock¬
compared
The
earlier,
$5,287,947
months
newly-adopted
on
1
to
report
company
country.
com¬
year
a
to
comprising 62 lanes,
centers, comprising 72
$186,306,
This
//
to
of
to
stock.
period
basis.
departments
expansion
The
Corp.—Sales, Net and Backlog Up—
outsianding.
$3,000,000.
9
10-31
nine
jet-powered
9
10-25
20c
annual
1960.
reported
August
in fiscal 1959.
Mr.
Kirkpatrick said continued public acceptance
of
SaftiCraft's
larger-sized pleasure boats, those models in the 32-, 35-, .45-, and 55foot class, coupled with the excellent reception to the company's new
10-20
11-
1
30,
revenues
Mexico,
,
next
bring
five
earn¬
$6,100
from
(quar.)
for
amounted
common
eight
will
of
further
share.
per
11-
(s-a)__
Industries*-Corp.
of
additional leased
since March 4,71961, and
contemplated for
reported
pany
2
$1.31 %
•
;___
;
Co.
compared
June
1961.
interim
2,
an
;
the 26 weeks
shares
year
be
area
in
Sept.
in
Patterson,
shares
12-22
1
42Vic
______—_______
_______
Utah-Idaho
ended
President,
President, said that current backlog was at a record high.
For the nine months ended
July 31, sales amounted to
and earnings were $128,900,
equal to 35 cents per share
Mining-
quarterly
Extra
1-10-62
$1.43%
i_
(quar.)
the
a
stores
to
increase
107%
a
weeks
26
Rockower,
$90,031
opened
leased
that
industrial
the
for
10-11
20c
(quar.)
preferred
in
is
The
and
$1.121/2
(quar.)
5%%
Increased
2
!__
'__
are
company
___:—
.5Vse/o
Stock
15c
;___—
preferred
Utilities
10-
7
Upjohn Co.
(increased quar.)
Upper Peninsular Power, common
Utah
10-31
>
(quar.)
1 quar.
boys'
SaftiCraft
(quar.)
its
27
Management reports that Sports Arenas now has 29 bowling centers
comprising 936 lanes, located throughout nine states, Canada and
10-27
Leaf
Univis, Inc.
of
These
stores.
Considerable
tl4c
______
-
8
10-12
11-15
—
com.
at
1961.
Total
;
340,000
on
has
scheduled
and
opening
62Vic
(Del.)
June
stock,
(quar.)
4/preferred
5%%
12-
10-31
share
a
department
are
Canada
Tobacco, Inc., com;/(quar.)__
Universal Marion.Corp.—
Common
;____
tc
'
1-1-62
,
in the
Budd
.
Electric, Ltd.—
Transit
Universal
.
(Del.)
(quar.)__
end,
$40,000,000,
Report—
operated by the company in this country.
•//.;.,
The
company's 50%-owned Canadian; affiliate
11-3
1
15c
preferred
57b
units
10-3
12-
sales
I.
*
on
with $2,876,154
company
department
3
share
a
cents
men's
22Vfec
.
1
11-1
i
26
discount
:T;
'
20c
preferred
stockholders.
with net earnings
The
12-20
10c
62V2c
(quar.)
—
about
through
Months'
reported
company
by
company's net earnings for
compare
$2.50
,
cited
are
cents
pares
or
Pa.,
increase in
84%
an
gains
55
or
11-24
12V2c
7
of
expended
Inc.—Six
Brothers,
Philadelphia,
on
The
/.••■■''
10t12
Corp
Towns
Universal
ings
These
10-31.
Quarterly
5V2 %
9-29
;;.•
Viiamin & fnarmaceuucal Corp.
United
"
report to
20c
(New Jersey)—
expenditures
been
had
027,677
9-29
________
States Lines
4%%
U.
1
11-
(quar.)—37Vic
(quar.)
15c
Envelope
1 U. S.
11-
-V
—
com.
involve
$10,075,000
11.
p.
Rockower
The
10c
5%
(quar.)
to
expected
some
192,
..
,
Sept.
on
fiscal
year ended June 30, 1961.
Sales and earnings
earnings 52.8% over those of the preceding fiscal year.
highlights of the report mailed to stockholders:
income
was
$287,158—up 52.8%
from the figure of $187,915
reported for the preceding fiscal year. This year's net income amounts
to 18.4 cents per share on 1,563,658 shares
outstanding at fiscal year-
10-20
(quar.)—
Insurance
is
which
—V.
10-20
24c
RR. & Canal Co.
1962
of
12-1
,
Ltd.
(Washington, D. C.);':(s-a
Shoe Machinery Corp.,
S.
and
5
12-12
_
United
6%
10-20
;■ /;
and
(quar.)_
Keno
United
1
'
(quar.)—
New
U.
12-
-
" 7
Cos.
United
!
10-
,
iquar.)—___«
profits
United
v
'
the
up;
Following
12
10-17
1
____
America
Coal
"
^United
11-15
11-
1
$1.37 Vi
____:
for
both
were
published
company
holders
Net
Continued from page
12V2c
_____
The
6
10-10
$1
1
(quar.)
investment. income
net
Electric
United
10-16
10-
11-10
6%
securities
from
United
3
1
.1
Continental Fund—
from
4c
11-
11-
(quar.)
Corp.—
dividend—________
Biscuit
United
10-16
50c
dividend.
Stock
;
10-16
3
tl2V2c
(quar.)
Asbestos Corp., Ltd.—
common
(initial)—.:
New
•
3
11-
15c
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
v. United
11-
51
Sports Arenas, Inc.—Annual Report—
General Corporation and
Investment News
10-16
30c
(quar.)
(1955 and 1956 series)
•United Air Lines, common (quar.)_
Stock
of Rec.
11- 3
„6c
(quar.)
pref.
5Va'/tf
Holdera
Payable
6c
preferred
(quar.)
of Canada,
Co.
Co.
Trust
United
(quar.j
class A
(quar.;_
'Union
When
Share
non-cumulaiive
67c
'
Company
Finance
(1763)
B.
C.
S.
Lestrange
Root
McKee
&
&
Corp.
Co.
7,500
Inc.
2,500
Co
Co.,
10,000
&
7,500
574.
Stouffer
Foods
Corp.
—
Debentures
Offered
—
Public
,
Canadian non-residents tax.
Aug. 1, 1981 had been sold privately through White,
Weld & Co., New York City.—V. 191, p. 2461.
due
offering
of
vertible
subordinated
$7,500,000 of
corporation's 4Y4% con¬
debentures, due Oct. 1, 1981, at
the
•
I
c
52
100%
1, 1961, was made
underwriting .group jointly headed by
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. and Fulton,
Reid & Co., Inc.
18
by
outstanding indebtedness, to pay for the cost of equipping
decorating additional restaurants, to finance expansion of the
production facilities of the company's frozen prepared foods division,
and the balance will be added to working capital.
prepay
CONVERSION—The debentures will be
$49
share,
per
fer
subject to adjustment in certain
The company
cases.
for
194,
1430.
p.
at $10 per
&
forth
BUSINESS—Stouffer
1375
Euclid
last
case.
Foods
Corp. (formerly the Stouffer Corp.) of
Cleveland, operates a chain of restaurants which
Avenue,
served
each
in
The company at present has
28 restaurants which are located as follows: Cleveland, 5; New York, 5;
Philadelphia, 5; Chicago, 4; Pittsburgh, 4; Detroit, 3; Fort Lauderdale,
1; and West Palm Beach, 1. The company also prepares, packages and
year
18,000,000
over
guests.
distributes
through
independent
made
Stouffer
recipes
from
of
operation
dining
and
of
its
the
subsidiaries
$46,256,000 and
share.
net income
July
net
of $1,564,000,
and
.
standing
capitalization of
of
debentures: 1,194,713 shares
subsidiary debt.
UNDERWRITING—The
of
stock,
common
to
and addresses of the underwriters and
names
purchase
are
follows:
as
•
,
Lynch,
Fenner
&
Smith
Fulton, Reid
Eastman
Inc._$1,500,000
Inc.
,700,000
& Co.,
Dillon,
Securities
Hallgarten
Ball,
Bulge
McDonald
Union
Merrill,
Co
&
&
Co
&
&
Kraus__
Turben
Kidder,
Peabody
Inc.
1
Wm,
Mericka
The
Co.
500,000
___
Lehman Brothers
White,
Miller
Weld
&
Co
500,000
&
Co.
500,000
Hornblower
Rache
&
Weeks
&
Co.
200,000
Ohio
J.
Co.__________
&
&
150,000
Crouter
Fahey,
&
Bodine
Clark
C.
&
Wm.
L.
Mayer
This
is
Co.
The
third
volume
commencing
of
Chicago
Sulray's
its
expand
contracted
manufacturer-distributor
of
Sept.
acquisition
to
to
1
since
$3,000,000
over
June
30
its
and
Co.
to
Jaffray
hair
accessories.
is
profits
the
expected
for
the
rations, and mineral baths.
Recently Sulray acquired
Calif.,
manufacturer
a
of
The
L.
000,000,
Mayer
Co.
produces
DuBarry
of
Hollywood,
Inc.,
Los
Angeles,
and sleep caps and other hair acces¬
Los Angeles electronics firm and producer
a
which
will
swell
Sulray's
volume
by
about
$1,-
hair
nets, beauty and sleep caps, bandeaux, curlers,
appliances and ornaments, is chiefly identified by the
"Soneeta" brand.
The company also holds
patents on a unique oper¬
ating-room nurse's cap, from which the firm nets a substantial volume.
and
other
Mr.
ing position
fortifies
—V.
in
this
channels
stated
the
providing an entre' into the other trade
Mayer
already is
doing considerable volume.
262.
p.
2,500
1,500
John
7,000
Hattier & Sanford
7,000
Kormendi
Lewis & Co.—_____
5,000
Inc.
McNeel-Rankin,
Trulock & Co.,
Harrison
&
2,500
&
of
company
statement
the
with
stock,
West
1947
SEC
Gray
be
offered
for
headed
by
to
Ave.,
Oct.
on
underwriters
Co.
1,500
1,500
Inc.____
1,500
Houston,
filed
registra¬
shares of
a
16,
covering 250,000
sale on an all or
public
Moroney,
used
to
Beissner
&
basis
none
Co.,
Inc.
The
August,
1961,
of
Act
the
1940
investment
Act
company,
and
investment
company
of
1958.
Net
proceeds
is regis¬
non-diversified,
company
as
a
to
expects
Small
stock
the
statement
101
with
SEC
Ave.,
Hopkins,
Oct.
on
equity capital and make long-term loans
principally those engaged
in
the development
technical
instruments,
to such concerns;
has
company
issue
of
services,
Minn.,
filed
Texas
R.
President,
Beeman,
will
and for operating
made
on
Weld
&
all-or-none
an
Co.,
J.
and
M.
is
company
proximately
650
Dain
are
underwriting terms
The
basis
also
&
Most
of
of
retail
such
underwriters
addition
its
own,
to
have
or
supplying
a
19.94%
own
Research
Richard
and
food
and
food
stores
associated
stores
members
are
products
located
of
in
one
ap¬
upper
two
volun¬
of
by the company.
to
nine
While most
line
of
food
products,
the
company
and
E.
D.
Harris,
transaction
officials
to
share,
per
of
from the company's sale of additional
stock, $1,600,000 will
to repay a temporary bank loan incurred
to finance in part the
company's acquisition of the properties of The Eavey
Company of Xenia,
Ohio, acquired in August, 1961. The balance
initially will be added to
the general funds of the
company and ultimately will be utilized, to¬
gether with funds generated through
operations, to finance increased
inventories and fixed asset additions.
used
Corp.
has
addition
to
certain
194,
outstanding
(owned
by
1,477,872
shares
650 holders)
some
of
held
is
preferred
common
under
stock,
stock,
of
the
company
which
56%
Voting Trust Agreement
outstanding stock beneficially
owned by L. B. Newell, a
director, and 20.7% by management officials
as a
group.
The list of selling stockholders and the amounts
owned and
proposed to be sold by each is to be
supplied by amendments—V. 189
Included
p.
in
such
Trust
are
11.6%
a
2181.
1
and
Talcott, Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—On Oct.
18, 1961, it was announced that the company had
placed
privately with institutional investors,
senior, subordi¬
nated and capital notes
totaling $21,000,000.
The issues
were:
$10,000,000 senior notes, due Oct. 1,
1973; $6,000,000 subordinated notes, due Oct. 1,
1973, and
$5,000,000 capital notes, due Oct. 1, 1976.
F.
Eberstadt & Co. and
White, Weld & Co., New York
City, assisted in the placement.
James
Talcott, with offices
225
Park
Ave., South,
New York City, provides
commercial financing for in¬
dustries in the United States and
abroad, industrial time
.sales financing, factoring,
rediscounting for finance com¬
panies and equipment lease
financing, and financing of
business mergers and
acquisitions.—V. 194, p. 362.
Tech
The
which
common
Inc.,
Sept.
(16%0) to
shares
Silver
Proceeds
equipment
on
Spring,
are
to
and
29,
be
1961
filed
offered
at
a
The
$3,
Md.
be
through
covering
Switzer
75 000
&
for
debt
repayment,
sales
and
capital.
whose
stock
class
corporation
A
Edward
Proceeds
*nd
are
Sept.
shares
common
Lewis
on
Co.,
to
development,
Inc.,
be
N.
used
plant
(par
five
filed
cents)
a
to
"Reg.
be
A"
offered
$3
for
debt
pay
and
advertising,
working capital.
by
completion of the sale
Texstar's 1961 Gas and
Subscriptions
»ther
each.
substantial
A
basis
are
with
the
was
offered
portion
in
now-
June
the
of
and
principal stockholders
public subscription.
The
as
be
SEC
adds
phase
new
a
100 000
through
research
for
at
debt
and
of
prospects
by
the
Division
Petroleum
with
proven
Tex¬
offering
of
be
Pa.—V.
194.
'
.
$2,
A"
covering
through
100,000
Ezra
Kureen
repayment,
equipment,
capital.
working
new
Co.,
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition.
Inc.,
of
made
offer
an
Atlanta,
to
"purchase
Ga.
line
of
paper-
approximately
disclosed.—V.
not
were
194,
362.
p.
life
on
will
be
com-
in
view
194,
p.
Sept.
9,
is
company
wide
a
Stock
used
by
for
the
of
unit.
industry
and
of
will
be
problems
working
capital
Y.
for
used
Oct.
shares
of
A" covering
stockholders at
"Reg
769-
by
a
par
subscription
working
2,
capital,
24,000
inventories,
used
for
A
and
A"
shares
the
capital
and
writing,
illustrating and
specifically designed
material,
EFFECT
Oct.
2,
1961'filed
a
$2.50)
to
be
at
on
(par
to
are
AA
be-
surplus
of
at
proposed
a
used
be
for
offered
debt
"Reg.
$4,
SEC—
A"
covering
without
repayment,
30,000-
underwriting.
purchase
of
truck
a
capital.
Greenwald
the
6,000<
to
shares
shares
class
one
involved.
is
Dielectric Inc.—Common
S.
covering
common
company. *
working
U.
equipment
With SEC—
"Reg.
a
class
shares
A
underwriting
be
filed
1961
and
class
nine
corporation
&
Co.,
company's
on
Stock
Offered—Maltz,
Oct.
16, offered 99,990 shares
stock at $3 per share.
common
of
proceeds from the financing will be used by the
for repayment of bank loans; relocation and setup of new
facility; acquisition of machinery, equipment, tools and molds;
research and development on new product lines and working capital.
company
plant
BUSINESS—The
of
consisted
manufactures
company
plastic
and components for the electronic
items produced by the company
close tolerance components for antennas
principal
packaging,
epoxy
Mass.
parts
recently,
aircraft radar,
in
used
Leominster,
precision
(epoxy resins)
industry. Until
and ground radar for the Hawk missile system.
are used in encapsulating small elec¬
components, including semi-conductors. The line of .standardized
devices consists of 11 basic sizes, three of which are now in production
and eight of which are in the pre-production stage.
company's packaging devices
The
The
company
devices
be
of
TO
Defense.
PRESENT
intends to augment its line of standardized packaging
partial withdrawal from custom molding and the
of its line of standard proprietary items which
plans
and
continued
development
for
produced
mass
the
packaging
of
electronic
circuitry
components.
the
SALES—For
the
four
April
30,
1961,
net
of
sales
$46,733.
were
company
ended
months
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
capitalization
ing
194,
p.
completion of current financing, outstand¬
consist of 259,500 shares of common stock.—■
will
576.
Universal Data Processing Corp.—Files
The
corporation
common
&
son
Co.,
on
(no
shares
Sept. 28,
to
par)
Los
to
filed
1961
offered
With SEC—
"Reg.
a
at
A" covering 100,000
through Holton, Hender¬
$3,
Angeles.
are
be
be
used
working
and
for
debt
repayment,
equipment,
leasehold
capital.
Universal Publishing & Distributing Corp.—Preferred
Common Offered—Allen & Co., New York City,
and
offered
publicly
this firm's
on
6%
Oct. 20 in 50,000 units, 50,000 shares
cumulative
convertible preferred and
50,000 shares of its common stock. Each unit, consisting
of one share of preferred stock and one share of com¬
of
was priced at $15. The offering marked the
public sale of the company's preferred and com¬
stock,
mon
initial
stocks.
mon
common
Department
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
filed
1961
for
purposes.
on
to
are
Proceeds
organized under the laws of the State
and has its offices at 1200 Hempstead
technical
the
be
No
insurance
and
Offered—The
additional
engaged in the business of
variety
9,
National Investors Corp.—Files
units
per
The
158.
purposes.
company was
to
common
in
Oct.
SEC—
Texstar
of
Emphasis
reserves.
toward gas prospects
the world oil situation.—V.
corporate
producing
Paper
offered
be
corporation
Proceeds
funds
the
to
of
the
York
use
used
on
to
corporate
AA
offered
V.
operated
1957,
Turnpike, Franklin Square, L. I., N.
for
will
underwriting.
are
other
can
program
directors
same
approximately $228,200,
or
The
preferred
stock
stock at the holder's
before
1963;
Sept. 30,
is
at $7.50
share
a
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
from
the
into
convertible
option, at $6
Sept. 30, 1965, and thereafter at $8.50
FINANCING
share
a
on
thereafter
to
share.'
a
financing,
will
be
used
by
the
to increase and expand specialized outlet coverage in 12 addi¬
tional metropolitan markets in the United States and Canada; purchase
company
Authorized
—V.
indebtedness
stock,
194,
This
p.
par
Outstanding
$50,000
10c
of
500,000
for
of 1600
statement
to
common
Inc.,
Hillside
stock,
with
be
Also
shares
at
10
granted
share
to
to be
cents
included
be
per
sold
Ave.,
the
New
SEC
offered
to be made on
which will receive
expenses.
common
per
Lumber Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
company
of
a
best
a
Hyde
Oct.
on
for
public
three
N.
Y.,
filed
200,000
$5 per share.
covering
sale at
10%
in
the'
by
the
sharef
and
years
Park,
11
basis by Rubin, Rennert
selling commission plus $25,000
statement are 10,000 outstanding
efforts
company's
13,500
President to the under¬
shares underlying an option
by the company to the underwriter,
after
its
directly
from
mills rather than
editorial departments;
employment
through
of
printers;
additional
expansion
executive
sales
personnel in the advertising departments of its various magazines and
to increase field supervisory personnel to stimulate newsstand sales.
offering is
Co.,
paper
of
355,000
470.
registration
writer
repayment,
organization.
repay
to
The
Y.
improvement
TRE
$50,000
of
the
net
proceeds
will
be
short-term bank loans; approximately $17,400 will be
obligation due for Federal income taxes;
approxi¬
mately $12,400 to pay obligations due on payroll taxes and the balance
to
The
be
Union-Camp offer
shares
United
opera¬
PROCEEDS—Approximately
used
New
laid
tronic
directed
upon
used
&
at
of
year
offered, without underwriting, on Oct. 10,
110,000 shares of its 100 par common stock at $3 per sh.
of
horsepower
County,
"Reg.
a
offered
be
improvements
corporation
The
company
advertising,
covering
the
of
Thiel Publications Inc.—Common
and
Bucks
in
filed
1961
to
Manufacturing
improvements
a
1961
first
Co
Corp.—Files With SEC
29,
its
activities.
oil
will
number
a
attendant
of
facilities
6,
100)
to
the
Proceeds
and
listed on the American Stock Exchange
and held by
eight thousand shareholders. A conservative policy has
with about two-thirds of the funds earmarked for drill¬
adopted
on
Oct.
on
(par
without
($50),
is
approximately
shares
Tele-Communications
The
in 1958,
venture
$5,000
of
the
and
gas
Tidewater
used
working
A"
this joint
units
program
Common
"Reg.
$14,500
marketing
personnel
V. 193, p. 51.
was-registered
pany'st
been
in
exactly
Sundry
Serv, Inc.—Files With SEC—
corporation
from
and
subscribed
was
on
pipe
PROCEEDS—Net
exchange of stock in excess of $450,000,
an
drilling has commenced.
BUSINESS—The
at
involves
Corp.—Completes Sale of Interests—
in
year
raised
regulating
Bag-Camp
of
common
Lifson, President of Texas Research
President of H. & M.
and
Participation
this
ing
(James)
A.
corporation announced the successful
public of $835,000 of participations in
Exploration
and Development Program.
specifically
/
K.
the
closed
the
of
by Dr.
increased
1099
p.
Texstar
Oil
compression
United Dairy, Inc.—Files With
common
to
scientific
star
indebtedness and
Terms
Votes
Board
—
companies have approved the acquisition which
by stockholders of the Cleveland firm, according
The
to
construction
line
main
U. S. Capitol Leasing Corp.—Files With
and
net proceeds
46,800
corporation announced Oct. 9 it has
executive
Parker,
in 1960. Gross sales will exceed $400,000 in 1961,
Harris.
The profit rate is currently over $6,000 per
month, Harris said. He predicted this week that Capco's experienced
sales and profit growth rate will be accelerated by the association with
the
diameter
$2,000,000.
for
$232,000
according
—V.
nine
in
system
Write-Right, founded in 1922, manufactures a broad
writing
tablets
and
paper
pads.
Annual
sales
are
of
said.
Capco sales
tion,
wholly-owned subsidiaries also supply these franchised stores with a
variety of administrative, operating and financial services. Of the
In
both
approval
announcement
The
and
are
Proceeds
of
awaits
an
day
in
Louisiana, additional horsepower at
Eunice, La., a new intermediate compressor
gathering system in Goliad County, Texas,
near
McMullen
leasehold
Write-Right
Dallas
wide
be
The
Space program.
to
new
per
Y.
Proceeds
each.
Electronic
&
R.
providing
,
Directors
now
White,
independently owned, the company and its
majority interest in, 19 such stores.
In
broad
a
by
Inc.
The public offering price and
supplied by amendment.
tary groups of retail food stores sponsored
of such franchised stores are
subsidiary
headed
Co.,
be
to
distributor
a
franchised
Midwest States.
though
N.
products,
to
expenses.
Merger—
regis¬
a
covering 115,000 shares of
common stock.
A portion of such stock
(to be supplied by amendment)
is to be offered for public sale
by the company and the balance, being
outstanding stock, by the present holders thereof. The
offering will be
station
shares
common
Co.,
or
accepted subscription agreements
shares of common stock, at $18
27,869
Keith
VicerPresident,
11
36-inch
of
Transco
additional
corporation
The
il
$100
in
Jefferson
the
feet
customers
A:rr"?*'f% ■■■" V'yT
sale
corporation will acquire H & M Research & Development
Cleveland, Texas, manufacturer of Capco capacitors, used in 16
government missile projects, including Project Mercury and the Man
Stores, Inc.—Common Registered—
cf
company,
miles
Trio-Tech, Inc.—Files With SEG—
services
the
cubic
resale
gathering laterals in
metering
class
which
93,405,000
existing
that the largest part Of the proposed
188
an
1553.
equipment for applica¬
tion in the electronics, chemical, petro-chemical, oil and gas, or other
fields;
to
provide
financial,
advisory
and
management
counseling
The
Super Valu
This
and
p.
li¬
be
the
under
from
furnish
businesses,
or
in
business
small
a
Investment
scientific
law
Texas
Investment Company
management
as
The
of
32
13 ; Transco- compressor stations - In- seven .states.
Other
in the application included: 28 miles of 24-inch
the
on
The
under
the
closed-end,
Business
small
to
gas
detailed
compressor
1,500
1,500
._
Corp.,
tration
a
shares.
be
of
that
at
20-inch
and
station
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
registration statement also includes 25,000 shares
options granted to the underwriters, exercisable at
price only to cover over-allotments in the sale of the
under
censed
increase
an
the existing
said
He
1,500
—
Inc.
Inc
to
installed
The
Organized
tered
1f
3, filed an application <. for a certificate
Commission
to
build
$49
million
of
new
30-day
offering
250,000
Expansion
—
Oct.
natural
said
consist
construction
offering
underlying
the
Corp.
Louisiana, Mississippi, Ala¬
bama; Georgia, the Carolinas, Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania, i
1,500
—
Co.,
Line
1,500
Co.__
7,000
H.
2,500
________
First Southeastern
Pipe
1658
194
This
while
whicjh
2,500
Inc.
Inc.
owners
';V;?'r' y:-'Ir'
,
Power
enable
of
McGraw
Union
DuBarry purchase gave Sulray a lead¬
beauty trade and the L. Mayer purchase
supplying the
lead
with
194,
that
parallel
3,000
&
Derbes,
the
<
Texas Electro-Dynamic Capital, Inc.—Com. Registered
hair
Salzman
would
&
____
Co.,
whereas
company,
Aug. 31'book equity of $308,686
an
states
Arnold
&
the
McGraw, President of Transcontinental, said that the
would
deliveries
Mr.
_.
&
Gas
on
Federal
E." Clyde
4,000
Co.
Cassell
in
61.2%.
J;; /■'.,.v
corporation,
4,000
Douglas & Fitzhugh,
Budd
Co.,
/
the
4,000
5,000
&
The
from
in
7,000
Co.
remaining
Transcontinental
4,000
M'cLarty
interest
38.8%
a
the
facilities
& Miller,
Co., Inc.
French & Crawford, Inc.^_
J. W. Tindall & Co.
Lyons & Co.5,000
—V.
will
beauty
sories;, and Coast Coil Co.,
of magnetic toroidal coils.
C.F.
7,000
Hilsman
H.
W. L.
Mellen
&
7,500
Inc.
for
outstanding shares which had
own
facilities.
7,000
Co.,
the
of
will
4,000
______
.—
Berry,
Inc.
Labouisse,
&
4,000
&
Duddleston
7,500
& Lee, Inc
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
&
Landstreet
3,000
Corp.
$1,000,000
5,000
Elder
7,500
—
Yantis
Co.
Kroeze,
Sons____
Mason
S.
&
Co.__
4,000
Indianapolis Bond &
to
year
was
made Oct. 10 by Hal A. Salzman, President
leading manufacturer of medicated cosmetics, acne prepa¬
a
Hopwood
&
_
Share
&
Inc.
10,000
Co
Howard, Weil,
Tegtmeyer
Bass
10,000
Inc.
a
purchase the other 50% ) with additional working capital in the amount
of $100,000;
(b) to repay about $400,000 of indebtedness arising out
of the financing of accounts
receivable; and (c) to provide additional
working capital for expanded activity. According to the prospectus,
upon
sale of the additional stock, the public will have contributed
set
10,000
Co.,
net
selling
Rowles, Winston & Co.
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
Hirshberg, Inc.
Hough, Inc
through
announcement
Sulray,
the
stock
McCarley & Co., Inc
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
12,000
&
common
$300,000.
over
made
of
the
common
Inc.
Evans & Co.,
Inc.;
Beil &
H.
Joseph,
12,000
_
&
&
Clement A.
tion
purchase
and
of
Kirkpatrick
16,000
10,000
&
amendment.
has
company
Clark,
Co.
12,000
Bros.
100,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Y.,
N.
16,000
Sons__
Edwards
G.
public
Tuckahoe,
Jack M.
1
A.
100,000
300,000
&
and
company
C.
J.
severally
conditions
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
owned
oy Herbert M. Seaman,
President. The $855,000
proceeds of the sale of additional stock will be used,(a)
50%-owned subsidiary (the company has an option to
are
provide
Plans—
Wm,
Corp
100,000
Sulray Inc.—Acquisition—
The
&
Kidder
Piper,
100,000
Co
Roney
the
18,000
Inc.
M.
Townsend,
&
which
Shares
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
J.
sale
whom
for
have
and
shares
of
32,000
Goodbody & Co.
F.
below,
terms
Inc._
Laird & Co., Corp
150,000
Haven
of
Co.
250,000
__
200,000
Co.
the
Corp.-
Securities
Hammill &
Johnson, Lane,
Courts
Inc.
De
500,000
Witter
Dean
Co.,
Inc.
Hayden,
Co.,'
&
200,000
&
500,000
Ripley &
Inc.
200,000
Co
500,000
Harriman
$250,000
the
Shares
Friedrichs & Co.
Amount
Pierce,
named
representative,
as
to
numbers
.
Brown
Space
v.
.
respective
Shearson,
The
Norris
Amount
Merrill
Alex
of
$1,642,076
and
respective principal amounts of debentures which each has severally
agreed
the
Sutro
completion of the current financing, out¬
the company will consist of the $7,500,000
underwriters
acting
subject
Bradford & Co.,
C.
A.
reported
below:
Equitable
.
equal to $1.32 per common
is
■
The
H
i.
1961, the company
operating revenues
31,
sales
V.
^^CAPITALIZATION—Upon
the
food
management
ended
year
consolidated
foods
service for
1961,
Additional financing details follow:
Inc.,
commitment,
■BX
J.
Additional Financing
—
16,
underwriting agreement to purchase from
prepared
of large organizations.
fiscal
had
frozen
outlets
provides
and
facilities
-.EARNINGS—For
,.
retail
share.
Co.,
stockholder
interest
firm
a
Oct.
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
Bradford
100%,
accrued
issue
Oct. 11 of 300,000 shares of this firm's common stock
on
.
The company is
engaged in the business of wholesale buying and
selling of lumber. It now has outstanding 315,000 common shares with
Aug. 31 book equity of about $0.98 per share, all but 5,000 shares
estimated
Transport Co., Inc.
Details—Our
.
an
to
plans to apply for listing of the common stock on the New York Stock
Exchange. The debentures will also be redeemable at optional redemp¬
tion prices ranging from 104V\%
to par, and for the sinking fund at
plus
City Bank, New York City, has been appointed trans¬
1,000,000 shares of common stock of the corporation.
Terminal
stock
convertible into common
National
agent
—V.
proceeds from the sale will be used by the company
and
at
First
an
PROCEEDS—Net
to
Templet Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
and accrued interest from Oct.
Oct.
v
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1764)
but
within
five
years.
exercisable
at
$7.50
BUSINESS—The
company
of
117
31st
E.
St.,
New
York
City,
pub¬
books of fiction and non-fiction for general public
selling at 50 cents per copy and itss. In addition, it publishes
various special-interest magazines on a monthly, bi-monthly or semi¬
annual basis. The company is believed to be one of the three largest
paper-bound
lishes
appeal,
special-interest publishers
units
of
the
company's
in the United States. Current
books
and
magazines
copies. Books are published under the
and
Beacon-Envoy
Books. Magazines
Handyman, Ski Life, Ski
dealing with automobiles.—V. 194,
Family
published
Business,
p.
53.
annual
approximate
trademarks
and
of
include
several
sales
13,000,000
Beacon
Golf,
Books
The
magazines
Volume
194
Number
6101
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Utilities & Industries Corp.—Reports Gain in Net—
The
corporation
reported
22%'- increase
a
in
net
income
for
interest
bonds
the
ended June 30, 1961. Earnings increased to $245,605 or $0.19
per share compared to $201,529 or $.16 per share for the comparable
period the year before. Utility operating revenues were $740,623 com¬
pared to $738,751 in June, 1960.
.•••>•■
V
'
.}
Per
share" earnings
figures are based on 1,272,191 shares in the '1,
hands of the public and excludes 589,089 U & I shares owned
by its-*
quarter
.
own'subsidiaries'.
J
</"•
v
.v
.v
earnings for six months ended June 30, 1961 totaled $435,350 or
share compared to $374,616 or $.29 per share
the
year
before. Utility operating revenues were $1,385,051
compared to $1,387,'
the
for
Net
first'half
income
for
Of
I960.*- '
12
the
months
f
30, 1961 totaled $927,402
-
increments
to Funds for the six months ended June
$1;965,075 or $i.l4 per share compared to $700,785
:$.40 per shar& fdr the same period in 1960.—V. 192, p. 2269.
30
to
Villa
from
came
Salomon
a
of
award
won
on
bid
of
Brothers
the
Wolf
100.66%.
&
Hutzler
inc., jointly,
of
prices
prices
or
each
ranging
from
receding
case.
:
106.22%
from
V
BUSINESS—-Wisconsin
,
Electric„• -Power.. Co.,Wisconsin
in
the
to
101.47%
Natural
provides
cities
of
100.25%;
to
and
100.10%,
Gas
Co.,
natural
Racine,
at
coast,
had
total
i
operating
$1,541,287.—V.
194,
p.
12
months
revenues
redemption
service
interest'
of
in
in
Wisconsin
southeastern
Waukesha, . South Mil¬
communities, having an
ended
of
special
accrued
subsidiary
a
gas
Cudahy, Watertown and 61 other
estimated population of approximately 500,000
the
redemption
at
June
June
30,
$15,399,917
30,
the
1961,
and
net
1962.
be
located
York,
New
The Wolf" Corp.
new
President
Boston,
in
principal cities from coast to
St. Louis, San Francisco, New
.
exhibition,
picture
.
.
is now actively engaged in acquiring the sites for th«
theatres, which will be built according to
which
in
the
theatre
is
new
a
concept in
comprised
of
motion
three
walls,
the fourth wall being the screen itsilf and reaching from floor to ceil¬
ing. The entire interior of the theatre is done in one uniform color, to
heighten the impact of. the wrap-around screen, the world's largest,
encompassing a scope of 146 degrees.
/ .
....
The
theatres will seat between
will- be
company
Where- construction
provided.
will
be
1,000 arid
built
1,500.
in
is
underground.—V.JL94,
,
Ample parking space
downtown
263..
parking
areas,
p.
•
Yonkers Raceway, Inc.—Sells Interest-^-
of
income
will
They
including
facilities
1961.
long-term basis to Cinerama, Inc., Joseph Wolf,
Corporation, announced on Oct. 6.
Orleans, Miami, Seattle and Phoenix.
Kenosha,
waukee,
REVENUES—For
at
plus
regular
in
ation
continuing additions and improvements to its utility properties.
redeemable
a
About $20,000,000 is involved in land and construction costs. At least
15 of these theatres are expected to be completed and ready for oper¬
proceeds from the financing will be used by the
outstanding short-term bank loans; to reimburse
capital expenditures; and to finance in part the
are
on
The Wolf
of
retire
bonds
Corp.—Theatre Construction Project—
number
leased
4%% coupon; and White, Weld & Co. and
Kidder, Peabody & Co., jointly, 100.659 for a 4% coupon.
for
53
of theatres for the exclusive showing of Cinerama motion
pictures will be constructed in major cities by the corporation and then
A
a
REDEMPTION—The
June
last year.
Realized
group
^
ended
$.73 per share compared to $808,957 or $.64
per share for the same
period the previous year. Utility, operating revenues for the 12 months
increased to $2,958,308 from $2,922,102 the
year before.
rM Richard L. Rosenthal,' President of U&I, pointed out that the re¬
ported earnings excluded realized increments to Funds for the June'
quarter, which amounted to $974,116 or $.57 per share after applicable
•taxes, compared with $769,414 or $.44 per share for the same period
amounted
bids
100.1477 for
cost
or
4
The
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
and
company
to
its
treasury
per
764
Other
yield 4.65 %.
competitive sale .Oct. 18
PROCEEDS—Net
'
;
••
,
Net
$.34
to
at
(1765)
1322.
See
International
Recreation
Corp.,
above.—V.
•*
.
192,
p.
2658.
Capri Associates—Securities Registered—
This company, of Austin,
Texas, filed
the SEC on Oct. 13 covering $1,825,000 of
registration
a
statement
with
limited partnership "A" units,
,to be offered for public sale! in .units of $5,000. Associates was
organized
in July, 1961 as a limited
partnership by Allan S. Feldman and Gilbert
Gertner.
Robert L. Hatchet,-Jr., is a limited "B" partner.
Feldman
and Gertner and
Gulf
Interstate Co.
Hotel
Phe
purchase
for
in
Austin.
in
paid
was
cash,
and
Gulf,
acquired
price
title to
Villa Capri Motor
$3,650,000
was
Feldman
and
which
of
Gertner
issued
$750,000
their
note
$475,000,
payable Dec. 30, 1962, on which Gulf is liable, and a note
secured by a purchase money
mortgage of $2,425,000 was executed by
the three, none of whom is personally liable.
Feldman and Gertner
each purchased an undivided
1/51 interest in Villa Capri for
borrowed
from
bank.
a
FOR HARD TO FIND QUOTATIONS
;$25,000,
Gulf
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
granted Feldman and Gertner an option
acquire its 49/51 interest in Villa Capri, the option providing for the
payment of $1,050,000 to Gulf and $475,000 to L. L. McJandless, from
to
whom
the
to
partnership.
the
49/51
trust, deed)
is
interest
The
was
acquired.
$3,650,000
payable, as
The
option
purchase price
follows:
$1,050,000
has
been
(over
Gulf,
to
and
assigned
above
$475,000
the
BANK & QUOTATION
Mc-
to
Candless, and $50,000 to the bank in repayment of the monies borrowed
by Gertner and Feldman, who will convey their 2/51 interest to the
/ /./
partnership.
Water
'
Industries
fered—Pursuant
~ - .
/
Capital
to
Corp.—Common
Oct.
an
v/,,•
-
Stock
Of¬
RECORD
17
prospectus, Hornblower
& Weeks, New York City, and associates offered
500,000
shares
of
the
company's $1
par
common
stock
at
$11 per share.
BUSINESS—The
New
York
of
company
April 26,
on
1961,
Act
of
1958,
amended
as
Company
closed-end,
The
non-diversified,
intends
company
concerned
cation,
with
water,
conservation
suppliers
of
concentrate
its
investments
in
as
STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
a
businesses
its
supply, transportation, distribution, purifi¬
demineralization, including manufacturers and
by such businesses, and in concerns
and development in such fields.
and
products
in research
engaged
Act of 1940
investment
company.
management
to
WE GIVE
122 E. 42nd St., N. Y., incorporated in
licensed as a small business investment
is
company under the Small Business Investment
and is
registered * under the Investment
•
AMEBIC AH .STOCK EXCHANGE
•
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
•
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
•
PACIFIC COAST STOCK EXCHANGE
•
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
required
-PROCEEDS-—The
net proceeds
from the sale of the stock will be
the company to provide investment capital. Pending such use
the funds will be
temporarily invested in obligations issued or guar¬
anteed by the United States Government.
used
CAPITALIZATION
;::-
:'Y
GIVING
:i
','v■'!
Common ' ($1
EFFECT
YV.'io.
•
•
'/r
♦The
minimum
option
number
exercised
is
full!
of
based
•
NEW YORK STOCK
the
on
is
will
based
not
be
on
the
assumption
exercised.
assumption
The
\
to
the
Aronson
&
Co.__
20,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
Chapman, Howe & Co.____
Courts
3,000
the
that
the
of
option
will
be
underwriting
agree¬
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
Legg
Co.
Frumkes
Turben
&
Co.,
&
Co
3,000
C.
Rosenthal
Richard
B.
I.
M.
&
&
15,000
Co
Co..
Simon & Co.-
5 000
Hanrahan
3,000
Stix
3 000
Straus,
Inc
Ira.Haupt & Co._„__!!____
Hayden, Miller & Co.____
A.
M.
5,000
&
Co./Inc. 10,000
Thalmanri &
V
___r
j___i__C 25,000
Co.
—V.
194,
-
.
on
/
the. American-Stock
•
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
•
RAILROAD BONDS
•
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS
•
RAILROAD STOCKS
•
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
REAL ESTATE BONDS
•
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
•
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
Exchange.—V. 194,
SI
3,000
Blosser
.
i
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
&
5,000
SECURITIES
•
/
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
■"
/
of the
;
company
>■
OTHER STATISTICAL INFORMATION
listed
was
:
1322.
p.
i
3^000
10,000
Co.
'.
//
^Effective. Opt; 20,"1961 .the-common stock
/.
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
Walston & Co.,."Inc.:______ 11,000
Yates, Heitner & Woods
3,000
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.__
3,000
.
*V;|'
471.
p.
&
AVestbury Fashions,:, Inc.—A! S. E. Listing—
/
•
9,003
3,000
McDowell
Kidder
Ladenburg,
EXCHANGE SEATS
5,000
Simon, Strauss & Himme_
Sirota, Taylor & Co,,/Inc.
Smith, Moore & Co.
Eprayregen, Haft & Co.
Co.
PUBLIC UTILITY BONOS
15,000
________
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.__
5,000
Goodbody & Co. _.—.'—5,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.__
3,000
&
•
5,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc
3,000
CANADIAN
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
6 000
Wells
The Ohio Co.
10,000
Inc.„
CANADIAN
•
•
Inc.
•
DOMESTIC
3,000
Co.p._ 35,000
Hutchinson
Mullaney,
-
3,000
Co
&
Co
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
4 000
60,000
California
M.
&
Eastern
Co.
Merrill,
5,000
Inc.
First
&
3.000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
C.
McMaster
•
DOMESTIC
Shares
Manhattan
3,000
Co
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Curtiss, House & Co.______
H.
J
GENERAL QUOTATIONS
that
•
terms
4,000
&
EXCHANGE
""
Shares,...
Weeks_____181,000
John
&
I
PITTSBURGH STOCK
maximum
the. underwriters
are .under
a
firm
commitment
to
purchase
the shares of common stock set forth
opposite their respective names,
as follows:
Bernard
EXCHANGE—BONDS
635,900 shs.
ment,
Hornblower
EXCHANGE
•
535,900shs.
'
shares
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
.•>•
EXCHANGE
""Minimum
V
„
11
MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE
FINANCING
Outstanding
...
.
,
.
DETROIT STOCK
i;
."-r" "'/C ."Maximum
underwriters
shares
in
:
number
to .the
of
'
PRESENT
2,000,000 shs.
'Y' v
y
*■+4
•
•
Authorized
-
'/'•i
;
TO
v
_—_.lL
par)
:
the
,'/-v ,'i: *r■
by
Western Air Lines, Inc.—Secondary Stock Offering—
reported that
secondary offering
; of $45,p00; sbiares ^of this' firin's capital stock had been
made through. Bache & Go/N,? Y. City.—V.
194, p. 790.
V
/
First
1961
National
agent
series,
of
first
used
of 231
statement
bidding,
to* retire
imburse
the
July
1,
1882.'
the
SEC
short-term
Net
on
to
be
to
has
for
' : ;
been
31,.,1962
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
TIME LOAN RATES
MONEY
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
MARKET
/
appointed
stock,
Registered—
11
from
covering
for
public
the
bond
aggregating
capital
filed
of
sale
sale
$2,000,000,
expenditures
at
|
com¬
|
Construction
are .estimated
at
CS
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
25 PARK PLACE
: '
NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
I
regis¬
a
$4,000,000
will
to
j
\
be
re¬
previously
part the cost of continuing additions and improve¬
Dec.
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
V
,
preferred
Milwaukee,
offered
company's utility property.
1961
St.,
Oct.
loans
treasury
City,
convertible
Co.—Bonds
proceeds
bank
PRIME BANKERS'ACCEPTANCES
•
576.
p.
Michigan
1991,
14.
company's
SUBSCRIBE
|
I
I wish to subscribe to the Bank & Quotation
[
for one year for the sum of $45.
expenditures from
$6,500,000.—V.
190,
cl.
•
Wisconsin
Stuart
due
Nov.
made, to finance in
ments to
the
194,
York
5%
Power
West
with
mortgage .bonds
petitive
Co!,/ New
shares, of
Michigan
company
tration
50,000
the company.—V.
Wisconsin
This
City "Trust
for
•
a
Western .Natural Gas Co.—Appointment—
transfer
p.
was
CALL LOAN RATES
•
it
•
•
Oct. 20,
&
Natural
Co.
Inc.
Gas
offered
Co.—Bonds Offered— Halsey,
publicly on Oct. 19, an issue
of $4,000,000 of this company's
first mortgage bonds,
4%% series due Oct. 15, 1986, at 101.469%, and accrued
j
Address
J City™
—
—-—
-—
Zone
State
——»
j
j
54
(1766)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 23, 1961
.
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
/
.ARIZONA
—
Graham
County,
y
-
Safford
9,600,000
f
School District, Ariz.
,■*
of
the Board
receive
(MST)
*
of
sealed
Supervisors, will
bids
until
11
a.m.
Nov. 6 for the purchase
on
of
$250,000 school, bonds. Dated
1961. Due on July 1 from
to 1975 inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at the Coun¬
Dec. 1,
1969
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld & Di-
velbess, of Phoenix.
Maricopa
County,
Buckeye Union
High Schol District No* 201
~~(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
bonds
offered
1659
p.
Oct.
on
Trust
City, and
jointly.
194,
awarded to The
were
—
Commerce
16—v,
Cq.,
Coughlin
of
Kansas
Co.,
&
Inc.,
Maricopa County School District
No, 3,
Tempe Elementary, Ariz.
Offering — Rhea Averill,
Bqnd
Clerk
Board
the
of
of
Supervi¬
sors, will receive sealed bids until
11 a.m. (MST) on Nov. 6 for the
purchase of $680,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on June 1
from 1964 to 1977 inclusive.
feld &
Pinal
interest
Divelbess, of Phoenix.
High School District No, 2,
Arizona
Clerk
the
of
of
Board
Supervis¬
will receive sealed bids until
(MST) on Nov. 6 for the
purchase of $165,000 school bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on July
ors,
2
p.m.
1
1966
from
inclusive.
1972
to
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld. &
nix".
of Phoe¬
Divelbess,
Acalanes Union
County, Calif.
Bond Sa e—The
series
Oct.
B-1961
17—v.
awarded
to
a
'>
$600,000 school,
offered
bonds
194,
on
were
—
composed of
group
Blyth &
Co., Inc., Security-First
Na.ional Bank, of Los Angeles,
and R. H. Moulton & Co., at a
price of 100.0001.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Oakland), Calif.
Sale—An
issue of $81,000
school, series A bonds offered
Oct.
&
10
was
Co., at
interest
sold
of
on
to Dean Witter
57,000
Due
to
4s.
as
from
to
California
Noy.
on
15
(State of)
$100,000,000
on
offered
1659—were
Oct.
18—v,
awarded
to
a
syndicate headed by the Bank of
America
N.
T.
Francisco, at
interest
a
&
S.
A.,
of
San
price of 100.072,
cost
of
about
a
3.46%,
follows:
$34,000,000
from
5s.
as
1963
4,000,000
to
4s.
as
Due
on
July 1
1972
inclusive.
Due
on
as
3V4S.
Due
on
July
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.
8,400,000
as
3.40s.
and
13,200.090
as
Due on July 1.
1978.
S^s.
1 from 1979 to
14,030.000
as
3.60s.
pany;
Company.
elusive,
/
M.
B..
Vick, &
E
(J-D)
194, p.<
The Bank
to
Oct.
on
1433—were
N.
31
Barbara
until
for
election,
bonds.
&
Dated
Nov.
on
Due
1981
on
July
inclusive.
Due
on
July
Bond
porated.
ceive
Fidelity Union Trust Company,
Newark, N. J.; Gregory & Sons;
San
Roosevelt
chase
Stone
Cross
&
(M-N).
payable
'///
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
of
will
ligan,
will
Administrative
his
at
office
until
:
23
11
receive
office
in
Nov.
13
sealed
Santa
for
bids
for
the
pur¬
$400,000 school, election
Youngberg; Taylor and
Company; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Adams,
McEntee
& ; Co.,
Inc.;
1, 1961.
Due
to
inclusive.
James A. Andrews & Co. Incorpo¬
interest
rated; Barrr Brothers &
County Treasurer's office.
A.
Co.; The
of St.
National. Bank,
G. vEdwards
National
1960,
Burr;
F.
;
.
Sons;
First
in, Dallas; First
A. Hogle
City Bank,
Wm. E. Pollock &
Bond
the
Bank
of
Rhode
Julien
Collins
&
Company; Dewar, Robertson &
Pancoast; Fahnestock & Co.; The
First Cleveland
Corporation; First
National Bank, of St. Louis; J. B.
Hanauer & Co.; Henry Harris &
Sons
Incorporated; The1 National
Bank of
Pierce
&
Co.,
Robinson-Humphrey
C
20,
1961.
the
Inc.; Seasongood & Mayer;
Alstyne, Noel & Co.; The
White-Phillips Company, Inc.; R.
Company; J. R. WilBeane; Brush, Slocumb
Co., Inc.; Courts & Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; Dreyfus
& Co.;
Field, Richards & Co.; The
liston
&
&
Blari-*
Van
of
1962
to
Due
1986
Dec.
on
20
inclusive.
bonds
composed
from
&
Interest
&
.
school
District
Ele¬
mentary School District,
El Dorado County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
District
Secretary,
sealed
•
bids
Ruth
—
$85,001)
and fire protection
tion 1961, series f
Oct.
on
9—v.
Bond
street
-
facilities, elec¬
bonds
194,
Sale—The
provement
.
will
her
at
struction
$1,550,000
district
bonds
awarded
Co.,
to
Sanford,
Bond
~
(MST)
tion
in
Oct;
Martin,
&
1963
Offering—W.. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
10:30
Martinez,
(PST)
a.m.
Nov.
15
clusive.
from
Principal
to
Clayton County, Ga.
interest
receive
(EST)
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
purcha:e
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
bonds.
on
-'V? / /'■: .*
r
sealed bids until
will
school
Angeles,
Nov.
7
at
until
for the
his
will
office
receive
in
Los
9 a.m. (PST) on
purchase cf $620,-
000
school, series A bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1961.
Due on Dec. 1 from
1963
to
1981
inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
on
to
America
was
price
San
of
T.
N.
Francisco,
sold to The Bank of
and
-
S.
&
100.059.
Pablo
School
Irvine, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received until
purchase
of
bonds.
15
$5,200,000
for the
water
'
Lawndale
&
Nov.
Bond
Los
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
County
Clerk,
San
at
1
J
.
;
Sale—The $506,000 bonds
Oct. 10—v. 194, p. 1556
offered
on
awarded to
a
group
com¬
posed of Blyth & Co., Inc.; Secu¬
rity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles, and
Shuman, Agnew
&
Co., at a price of 100.0001.
200,000
will
receive
vig,
sealed
bids
Clerk*
at,his
will receive
office
in
$1,300,000
Oct.
on
17
awarded
840,000
as
as
to
3V2S.
1971
from
follows:
to
1970
to
•'
Dee.^ 1
inclusive.
Due
on
1975
3%s. \Due
1976
-
-
on
on
1993
Dee.: 1
inclusive.
Dec.
1
inclusive.
Bond
City
Lawrenceville, Ga.
Offering—W.
Clerk,
until
wiil
2
J.
Mozley,
receive
sealed
(EST) on Nov.
purchase of $53,000 ur¬
ban redevelopment bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1961.
Due on Oet. I from
p.m.
14 for the
1962
to
1976
inclusive.
0 Interest
A-O.
Legality approved by
ley & Mobley, of Atlanta.
Kel¬
ILLINOIS
Carterville, Illinois
Offering—Gordon T. -Nes-
County
The
4%s. ; Due
1962
as
from
Saugus Union School District, Los
Bond
as
;v from
bids
;
Bond
Of
a
Contra
Calif.
—
offered
1660—were
p.
3.77%,
$260,000
c
Costa County,
Sale
bonds
Angeles County, Calif.
School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
vig,
of
Mobley,
a
,•
District,
—were
Irvine Ranch Water District,
A.,
Associates,
&
Nuveen
.
school, series B bonds offered
Kelley
syndicate composed of John
& Co., Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp., Commerce Trust Co.,
of
Kansas
City,
and
Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., at a price of
100.038," aj net ' interest cost Of
$175,000 water
Obispo County, Calif.
Sale—An issue of $450,-
Oct. 2
in¬
1991
•
—v/194,
•
Luis
Bond
000
to
District, Ga.
improvement
bonds
of¬
fered on Oct. 3—v. 194, p. 1433—
were
awarded to
The | Bank of
America N. T; & SrA., of' San
San
1,
1963
by
Bond
system
-y
Sent.
building
1961.
Due
Clayton County, County School
re¬
V:
the
$795,000
from
Atlanta.
v
Calif.
Francisco.
1
until-11
3D? for
Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
school
•
v
Sale—The
Dated
Jan.
bids
Oct.
on
of
Nov. 8 for
$675,000
purchase of
building bonds.
sealed
proved
County, Calif,
;
Offering—James P. Hard,
Assistant Superintendent,
Mit¬
clusive.
Union School District,
Sacramento
Bond
~
R.
chell, Clerk of the Board of Com¬
missioners of Roads and Revenues,
about
Clerk,
bids
Offering—Marie
a.m.
Rio Linda
Interest
;
Bond
in¬
1981
and
!
inclusive.
GEORGIA
will
County, Calif.
County
1996
(M-N)
payable at .the County
Treasurer's office, r Legality ap¬
Hudson School Dist., Los Angeles
sealed
to
un¬
San Luis Obispo High School Dist.,
vig,
30
Oct. .24
on
1962
Howard L.
Mayor, will receive
7:30 p.m. (EST)
for the purchase of
until
j-j.;
for
the
purchase
of
$245,000
bonds.. Dated Nov. 15, 1961. Due
on
pur¬
$600,000 revenue bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
Bond
til
Oct.
on
bids at his office in
Ottering
City
sealed bids
Dist.,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
:
:
for. the
$650,000 school construc¬
bonds.
Bond
were
Hanauer
until 7:30 p.m.
31
FLORIDA
offered
—
Young,
Schools, will
Safety Harbor, Fla.
bonds.i
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
group
County, Lamar School
on
im¬
5s.
as
Bond
office
a
Ottering—Anreu
•
chase of
Pinole-Hercules Union School
San Jacinto,
Placerville, mntil .Nov. 15-for-the
purchase of $212,000 school■.con¬
$700,000
to
Bosworth,
Superintendent of
receive sealed bids
offered
Oct. 16—v. 194, p. 1556
on
•
Rush,
receive
-
■
District No. RE-2, Colo.
>
Sale—The
the
Divide Union
'
Sullivan
Co., Boettcher & Co., Coughlin
Co.,. Inc., and Hornblower &
'Prowers
(P. O. Fallbrook), Calif.
Bond
ceive
Georgetown
J
Weeks.
Morro Hills Community Services
$1,375,000 school bonds.
•
sold
was
of
cisco.
$98,000
bonds.
^
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
Dated Dec.
j-D.
be received until 10:30 a.m. (PST)
on
Oct. 23 for the purchase of
Inc.;
o m-
pany,
Van
&
Legal¬
High School Dist.,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Commerce, of Seattle.
Rauscher,
purchase
&
Wells & Christensen, Incorpo¬
rated; J. C. Wheat & Co.; Robert
Winthrop & Co.; Blunt Ellis &
Simmons; I. L. Brooks & Co. In¬
corporated;
the
East Side Union
Is¬
Dallas; New York Hanseatic Cor¬
poration; The Ohio
Company;
Shuman, Agnew & Co.
Offering—W.
construction
Bank, of Memphis; Indus¬
Kalman
(M-N)
and
com,: Business Manager,: will're¬
ceive sealed bids until Nov. 15 for
Skaggs & Co.
Elworthy & Co.; The First Na¬
land;
Principal
payable at
County
(P. O.
Denver), Colo.
until
purchase of $1,-
419,000 school bonds.
Nov. 1 from 1963
on
Elementary School District,
Alameda County, Calif.I'
Bank
National
Nov.
Decoto
Cleveland;
Co., Inc.; Republic National Bank,
of
Dallas; Trust
Company
of
Georgia;
Wachovia
Bank
and
Trust Company; Wood, Struthers
&
Co.; Anderson & Strudwick;
trial
Dated
,
&
Co.; The National
tional
1981
bonds.
ity approved 1 by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
W.
Sotuhwest Company; J,
&
series 2
the
at
office.
Sanitation District
her
at
Barbara,
1556—were
in
interest
COLORADO
of America
a.m.
and
Cherry Creek Valley Water and
Assistant,
p.
re¬
in¬
1981
to
Bond Offering—Mrs. Alice Mil-
Dennis
Clerk,
Bernardino,
(PST)
Incorporated;
&
County
.
1962
Principal
Treasurer's
-yy awarded to the Bank
Offering—V.
Wardle,
1961,
series A
15, 1961. Due
Nov.
15 from
clusive.
(PST) on Oct.
of $595,000
a.m.
purchase
Santa
County, Calif.
J
k
11
the
school;
A., of San Francisco, and Asso¬
ciates, at a price of 100.024.
School, Districts,
County
.
office.-
Valley
bids
S.
Lompoc
the
at
Los
Bond
fire
'
interest
and
Unified School Dist.,
County, Calif;
Bond Offering—Robt. L. Hamm,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
10
T.
Principal
Ventura
awarded
of America
payable
Simi
$165,000 school,*
bonds offered
—v.
v
Treasurer's
Co.
&
Clark, Dodge & Co. Incor¬
D. White
from 1982 to 1984 inclusive.
and
;
The
12,000.000
T
Ingen
Dec.
on
Inc.; Bache &' ^Cclto'n Joint Union High Sch. Dist., N, T. & S. A., pf San Francisco.
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & CoA; A. Qi
San Bernardino and Riverside
v
Otay Municipal Water District,
Becker
&
Co.
s/ti Counties^ Califi t
Incp^pomt^;
y
t.-i-f
San Diego County, Calif.
Braneh Banking & Triist Com¬
July 1,
1973.
1977
corporated,
Shearson, Ham-
Inc.; Mercantile1 National Bank at
1986 inclusive.
Sale—The
bonds
1
Van
inclusive.
1969
F
as
Allyn & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
15
program, series
net
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co. In¬
Wert-
Nov.
net
a
state construction
p.
A. C.
'■
as
on
Due
1970
Bend
194,
heim & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Oregon; Seattle-First National
Bank; Equitable Securities Cor¬
poration; Reynolds & Co., Inc,; J.
Barth & Co.;
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co.; John Nuveen & Co.
(Incorporated); William R. Staats
Co. Incorporated;
series
Dittmar &
Shockey & Co.
Laird, Bissell & Meeds; John C.
Legg & Company; A. E. Masters
& Company;
McCormick & Co.;
McDonnell&
Co.
Incorporated;
The Milwaukee Company; Newburger, Loeb & Co.; Northwest¬
ern
National
Bank, of Minne¬
apolis; Russ & Company Incorpo¬
rated;
Stern, Frank, Meyer &
Fox;
Sterne,
Agee
&
Leach;
Weeks;
Due
Counties, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
& Co.; Weeden & Co, Incorpo¬
rated; The First National Bank, of
4.09%,
about
follows:
$24,000 as 5s.
from 1962
-y
Company, Inc.; Ellis &
Company;
Foster
&
Marshall,
Inc.;. Green,, Ellis & Anderson;
Hooker & Fay, Inc.; Hutchinson,
Company, Inc.;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; A.
M. Kidder & Co., Inc.;
Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern; Irving
Lundborg & Co.; Mason-Hagan,
price of 100.092,
a
cost
v
Co.; Boettcher
and Company; Bosworth, Sullivan
& Company, Inc.; John W. Clarke
&
Co.; Curtiss, House & Com"pany; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.; Dal¬
las
Union
Securities
Co.,
Inc.;
William Blair & Company; Davis,
Alameda
Bond
Costa
Arizona.
Bartow Leeds &
Bank.
&
1961.
1,
-
of
Bank
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Incorporated; Dean Witter
Hornblower
Dec.
.
Security First National
United
California Bank;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; C. J, Devine & Co.; Crocker-Anglo Na¬
& CO.
Dated
pany;
pany;
tional
Co.; Lyons & Shafto In-,
corporatej;
McDonald /&
Com* 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Wm, J, Mericka & Co., Incj- Principal and interest <J*D) pay^
Merrill, i. Torben . & .Co., . Inc.; able at the County Treasurer's
*"
"
,*
~
Model, Roland & Stone; Mullaney, office.
Wells & Company; Park,
Ryan,
Livermare Joint Union High Sch.
Inc.; Rotan Rosle & Co./ Stern,
District, Alameda and Contra
Lauer & Co.; The Valley National
of
Bank;
of
1659
p.
Bank
Chase
Manhattan ' B a n k;
Blyth & Co,, Inc.; The First Bos¬
ton Corporation; Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co. Incorporated; Harris
Trust and Savings Bank; Wells
Fargo Bank American Trust Com¬
High SchoolDist.,
Contra Costa
Miller &
syndi-i
The
Louis; Coffin
&
Craigie
Co. ,V :
CALIFORNIA
,
follows:
as
Boatmen's
;
s
were
the
of
.
Henry Thies,
—
cate
members
mill & Co,; Ira Haupt & Co.; B. J.
County, Casa Grande Union
Bp^d/Offering
Other
."i,
,
America N, T. & S. A.; The First
National City Bank, of New York;
Prin¬
(J-D) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Gust, Rosen¬
cipal and
bids at his office in Los Nov.-7 for the purchase of $68,000
.'.y *" y Angeles, until 9 a.m. (PST) on school
election
1959, ; series
C
m,v The Fort
Worth National Bank;.. Nov. 7 for the purchase pf $162,-. bonds. -Dated Dec,, 1, 196L. Due
Ginther
&
Company; yHayden, 000 school .1961, .series A bonds.; on Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1986> inham.
i9 1987,-
Bond Offering^H. Gietz, Clerk
/
First,.National Bank, of Binning-*, sealed
Due on July
3.70s.
as
1, 1985 and 1986.
4,800,000 as l/10s. Due .on July
High,
Sale—An
issue
of
$55,000
department bonds was so.ld
to The Midwest Securities Co., as
4%s. Dated Sept/1, 1961. Due en
•
-
.
Volume
••■r-
194
Number 6101
.
Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1976 inclusive.-
/Indiana University (P. O.
Legality
approved
Bloomington), Indiana
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
i
Sale
Bond
dormitory
The
—
first
,
$4,500,000
Offering
Secretary
hart,
J.. C.
—
of
the
to
Bond Offering
au
s
Board
£ity
of
syndicate
a
of
1961. Due
Clerk,
electric
will
the
of
New
"?.3* (M-N) payable at the Farmers
* sealed- Banks & 1 rust Co., of Princeton.
™S-, SS*?'•
!
?*'
^*ncetonHavs
1961
revenue
55
Massachusetts.
on Nov. 1 from 1964 to
inclusive.
Callable
as
of
Nov. 1,1971. Principal and inter-
E
R
—
2009
199l
/•
i;
g
receive
bid^ until 7 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
30 for the purchase of $1,045,000
headed by John
Nuveen & Co., and City Securities
Buseh-!
Belin,
&
Maquoketa, Iowa
mortgage '■1961
Cook County School Dist. No. 57,
revenue bonds offered on Oct. 11
Illinois -V. 194, p. 1433-were awarded
Bond
(1767)
Langdon, Sandblom
Des xvioines.-. *
*
F-A.
Interest
The Commercial and Financial*Chronicle
.
.
ra11j
Commonwealth
of
Bedford, Mass.
nw.,n.
n
.
,
Bond Offering—Gustave
marche City Treasurer will Laceive sealed
' approved by Chapman ^ s^albd bids c/o^N" „n=T
c/o the National
t.
re
u
J
& Cutler, ot Chicago,
bonds.
Shawmut
Bank, 40 Water Street,
Stanford, Ky.
10
C
lie
t-
st
(A-O)
interest
and
y
any
bank
trust
or
payable at
'des¬
from
ignated by the successful bidder.^
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
n,
;d
Due
4s.
Nov.
on
»
Water Prq-.
as
/ Bond Ottering
on
~
'
works
'
will
Trustees,-
^
receive.
the
for
purchase of
$1,-
receive
sealed
;
'
Secretary. of the Parish School
Board ,will
aonroved
hv
Palmer
Qrnrpv
&
Dodge,
of
Boston.
District No. 3, La.
Bond Offering —- T. L. Rodes,
bids Until 2 p.m/ (CST) on
Ort .31
ealitv
Thorndike,
.
C. Leo Kapp, Bossier Parish Consolidated School
—
Secretary of the Board of Water-
'.f y4S./pue on: Nov. 1,;sealed
as
1997
^
IowaLOY,S,ANA
Ottumwa,
inclusive..
Due
v.;
-
1
Nov. 1
from 1988 to .1996 inclusive,
tection District, III.
.v
:t.
1,730,000
ofsChicago.
1984 inclusive.
3%s.
as
nnH0™
^
\
.
Mqscoutah Surface
1967 to
440 000
company
MICHIGAN
(
• *
,
Birmingham School District
Mich
Lmrlfg-R^hard B.Bar-
bids
Offering—Glenn
Bond
)0
Secretary- of
A
tees, will receive sealed
til, 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
le
the Board
l-
purchase of $250,000 surface
st
protection
y
1963 to
intefest (J-J) payable at any bank
trust' company,: designated by
the
successful bidder.
Legality
bonds.
1961. Due on Jan.
inclusive.
1980
watci
Nov.
Dated
and
First of Michigan Corporation.
-
30
Trauer"
Loui-
1961,Second issul
194,
sewer
bonds offered
Oct.
on
.
_
Sale
building
&
i
awarded to
offered
1/iqq
~
194,
hooic
o
umro
1433—were
p.
,
ohnnf
ig,
a
as
follows:
$5,15,000
r-
2,560.000
1
Dec.
on
3.20s. Due
as
Dec. 1
on
&
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
from
Securities
^
KANSAS
~
of
Corp.,
Co., Inc., M. B. Vick & Co., 835,000 "first mortgage
revenue
r
;
Seasongood & Mayer, Fulton Reid^ bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on - •
^
KENTUCKY & Co., Inc., Dreyfus & Co., Wells July 1 from 1964 to 1991 inclusive.
/
Henderson County, Ky.
&*■■■ Christensen, Inc., Talmage & Callable as of Jan. 1, 1968. PrincL if g o n
d Offering—Mildred'MusCo., Kormendi & Co., Inc.. Malon pal and interest (J-J) payable at- grave
County Court Clerk
will
C?
A M/lvilin
Tm/1
D_
ri/H
Tv\rt
ivi
^
'
S. Andrus, Inc.. Pohl & Co., Inc
the Peoples Bank & Trust Co., in recejve sealed bids until 9 a.m.
and Cooley & Co.
%
lift
J_lL
v;^%.
•
n-//^
Batesville School
9S,
Bond
11; 5:
ng
City, Indiana
K.
to
J.
Brown
.
T»
-
«1-
XX
'
MiuTof chaS0 of
(?ST)
ivimex, 01
Mcyora, ice 01
,
■
-
&
Co.,
Inc.,.
*
1963
■
,
v
Sale—The
Bo^d
asi'rror..gage
to
1
Wright,
McKean
&
No.
2
(P.
O. Lafayette). La.
Sale—The
$27,500 waterimprovement bonds
Dinkins
28—v.
Sept,
on
&
Co.,
194,
to
awarded
p.
Ladd
Scharff
and
&
Inc'> jointly/'
Winn Parish School Districts, La.
Bohd 'Offering—W.
of Nov.
Jan.
on
clusive.
15
the
from
1963
School
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Treasurer of
the
Parish
office.
Board's
School
rL
9—v.
awarded
P°7
® ?riC/
S
°e
s 0 aoout z.zv/o, as
^.lrst °.
+.
onw
f
.
$115,000^ as 3%s. Due
1962 and 1963.
60,000
— t.
as
on
July 1,
2y4s.
Due
on
July
1,
1V2S.
Due
on
July
1,
1964..
60,000
as
1965.
Legality approved by Chapman &
1 aa rfA
Aw
■
Oct.
on
were awarded to
-
Flushing Community School Dist., ;
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $235,000 school
building bonds offered on Oct. 9
1982 in¬
to
$83 000
The 01d Keht Bank & Trust Co.,
of Grand Rapids, as 2V4s, at a
price of 100.005, a basis of about
2.24%.
T~Vli_
Walker
D.
Parish
-
Cutler, of Chicago.
u*, T .,5^" ^
school building
Fruitport
MARYLAND
Community School Dist.
No. 22, Mich.
Offering — Mildred
Bond
_
_
M.
Washington College, Chestertown, Christiansen, Secretary of the
May 1 from j';v;/.- ■
Maryland
.i; /
Board of Education; will receive "
Dated
Callable
Principal and
inclusive.
1, 1966.
of
The
ment bonds offered
Dist.'-W4. P. 1557
Lafayette Parish Waterworks
Bond
Mich. .
street
streer
improvement 1961 special assessSale
" Bond Offering—Daniel Z/Gibson,
President, will receive sealed
sealed bids until 8 pun. (EST) bn
Nov. 1 for the purchase of $1,-
interest (M-N). payable at the bids until nopn (EST) on Nov. 2 225,000 school ' building bonds,,
Fir3t National Bank, in Hender- for the purchase of $316,000 dor- Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
first
offered
bonds
..
_
Due on
1981
,
$1 220 000
revenue
.
_
series 1961 bonds.
Nov* 1,1961.
as
.
.
$275,000
revenue,
South Vermillion Community
$70,000. school ; // School Comoration (P. 0.-;/
Sale—The
;
1
^
Indianapolis.-
building bonds offered on Oct. 12
—v.
194, o. 1433—were awarded
He %'
Tl
_
by Ross,
INDIANA
It-
ue
Jones, Inc., jointly.
^
J'"-
series
•
Dinkins & Co.,. and bcharit &
as
&'
im
Dickinson,
Bond
fr
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 13 for
the purchase of $1,310,000 school
bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1962. Due
mann
ed
Srh^rff
anH
Secretary
were
r)
Cn
to
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the State "Treasurer's office,
Legality approved by Dean &
Dean, of Topeka. •
' •
Township: School Build;
Dinkins
■
4%s/> Dated
Sept. • 1,' 1961. - Due' on) Sept. 1
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive. Prin-
Securities
ucbunnvo
ing Corporation, Ind,-
fire
$27,500
1209—were awarded to Ladd
p.
1209—were
Bond Sale An issue of $43,958
®ew^r in^
bonds was sdld'to- The CoWmb tin
Other members of the syndicate — Bond Offering—Frances Miller,
as follows: Ladenburg, ThaiTownship Secretary, will receive
^,Co., Fahnestock Si Co.,/sealed bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on
G; H. talker & Co., McDonnell , Nov. 2 for the purchase of $4,-
L.
ve
site,
public improvement Cudlip, of Detroit.
ondvoffered on Sept. 28—V. 194,
- East Grand Rapids,
offered
v
Lawrence
Sale—The
works public
Utica, Kansas
Co., Inc.; and Allan Blair & Co.
.....
Louisiana
Bond
s
Co.,
•
as 3%s.:Duo on Dec.,1.^978 to 1981 inclusive.
1,425,000
District
^
Inc.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Parker, Eisen, Wlaeckerle, Adams
&
Purcell, Inc.; Stifel, Nicolaus
1963 to 1967 inclusive./
from
c-
4V2S. Due
as
°£
&
Second
/,
3 n"f
=n
& Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Weeden
& Co.; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.;
in.
(J-D) payable at the City
were
Co., at a price of 100.0386,
net .interest cost of about 3.32%,
anfi
c. 1,71. Wine:ipal an<d in
tere^t
Glore, Forgan & Co., and Phelps,
ill
aim
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Lafayette Parish Fire Protection
District No. 2 (P. O. Lafayette),
receive
t ■from
prinoinoi
1Q71
.
?f
r
Fenn &
n.
will
n/Pn
i
n
f
Other members of the syndicate
syndicate headed by
a
nf
basis of about 3'30%.
a
PhsmmJm * ' ,1+lor nf
Robert L. 01-
1962 to 1976 inclusive. Callable as
K'lHrior
Co.,,inc., and Kidder, Peabody &
Co., as 3%s, at a price of 101.125,
$4,500,000
bonds
revenue
Tnr»
Pn
p;nn nnn
i-v
The
—
11—v.
Oct.
on
t1 "h
Coi
a
Bond
in
uunumg
CT00 seweivrevenue bonds. Dated Protection
Building Commission p. 1556—were awarded to a syn(P. O." Peoria), Illinois
.' dicate headed by Halsey, Stuart &
in
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
,
snealed b'ds iT"' 1 Phm' (Jl\°nn
?n^„25„f°r
&
18-v.
Peoria Public
ip
—
Clerk,
City
hausen,
.
itary
'
'
'
y—
r
.
Spencer, Iowa
■
,
IridM Bend Offering
Injianapoiis Sanitary District,
-
nftfTof Sbty
-----
—
Lie., Kenower, MacArthur & Co., at the City Treasurer s office, Le- and interest (J-IJ) payable at the bon(js Dated Dec, 1, 1961. Due on
Storz-Wachob-Bender Co., Walter, gality approved by Chapman & Parish Schoo Board 'treasurer's June j, from. i963 t0 1987 inclu-'
yWoody & Heimerdinger, and the Cutler, of-Chicago.
«"rlce*
X
approved
by sjve< Callable as of June 1 1972."
from
1
Principal
----
--
1,
n-
p-
of
«;>:■
/
nfffbrd
/
Kadley,
y/rh1'
receive' sealed
(CDST)
100
cbase
17
of
bidq
until
Oct^bf0
on
$42,000
Laurel
M
Trusterwili
Township
8
n m
ml1" & Co., Mullaney, - Wells &
!he ^ 'Co,
for
and Walter, Woody & He,- fered
school
bonds.
ri-
;o.,
Dated
Oct.
1961.
1,
"on July 1 from 1963 to 1967
Due
of about 3.97%,
_
Paddock
MASSACHUSETTS
260,000
Due on July 1
1930 inclusive.
41/8S.; Due on July
as
Grand
Bond
Legality approved by
skaggSt; Hays & Fahey, of Louis-
1
ville.
•".r
V
Of
_
"
-
Bond Offering—^Roman Werner,
ve.
Township
1
sealed bids
ve.
.
'■••L'■
Trustee,: will receive'
eshtngton Township Metropolitan
until 12:30 p.m. (CST);-School Dist. (P.^O. Washington),
;:r.
'
1
Nov.
on
1
the
for
$14,000 Judgment
ve.
Dated
i:
Nov
-
of
Due
•
Jan-
on
1972U Inclusive,
to
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
ey,
'ed
M
p
n
-T
.
,
o
-T\/r;n«^
Indiana
,
Bond Sale—The
funding bonds.
iQfil
i
1963'
from
purchase
^
hniTHine
bonds
1209
p.
were
—
i•
j-
r
on
Indianapolis
/
ir-
Huntington, Ind.
:ed
T>
™
*
Bond
Dm
est
rick,
el-
receive
City
(EST)
/of;
r.
r>-
A
T
A;
Bar-
awarded to The
ou
p
until. L
p.JEt'44;.-
,0',;
.
..
..
off-street
-
Dated
Jan.
L from
1961. Due
on
/
v
'.
>
;
:
,
.
;.r-;
-./»"
Jefferson;*Iowa
^
Bond
ham,
Offering—L/ C.
City
-
Clerk, : will
at
price
a
Holvohe
'
Bond
Mass
noiyone, mass.
Offering—Jos. E. Lucey,
°K-iy Tr,eas.u.rer. wW receive sealed
utner memoers. ot tne syna .are bfdg C/Q
Ball, Burge & Kraus, Stranahan!
Stranahan,
Har"s & C°'' and the Bankers
T,lir„i
^
Krans
Bond
(EDST)
the
Shawmut
National
v.
®
Oct
Qn
26
,
J ^
pur-
the
for
mo nnn
m-71
mco
„
//
y
/
,
Princeton* Ky.
'
MoPnrmirk
McCormick
...
Masachusetts
-
Hastings
.
x..
_
p
ol
ot
&
McDonald-
„'
Michl
1
;r,„
(State
of)
r„
n>ri"
n
"
until 7:38 p.m:: (EST)
for the purchase of.$65,000 municipal building bonds;
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Oct. L
on
Oct.
23
inclusive. Prjn-}
(A-O)
add
on
..
receive
)00
as/
Jt.'m..
&
Co
by Storev,
Agency,
f
A
^rtp' „ee"^Susfcommny
Co., commerce 1 rust Lompany,
inolucirm
ton. Legality approved
194, p/1661—were awarded to
Vander-
receive
follows: Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., East¬
man
Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
and interest (M-N) payable at the
National Shawmut Bank, of Bos-
feef:H0ttslp<T,8)ui;H6^ Wnanca' Tho^ke, Palmer & Dodge,, of
as 3Ws, at a price of par.
Boston.
.t
Other members of the svndicate
were as
chase of $200,000 bonds.
Dated Moore & Co., H. V. Sattley &.Co.,
Nov.-l, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from Inc., Shannon & CoMartin Rr Co.J
Charles A.
Parrplle Rt fn
anid
1962 to 197i inclusive. Principal Parcells & Co., and Martin & Co.
'
rnu„ (tl
Sale—The $1,102,000 hous-
ing system 1961, series D revenue
bonds offered at the same time—
^
k '*
parking.
project .A bonds.
.
3V4S,
syndicate headed by
I Bond Co " Inc'
^
NoVx 1 for the purchase;...
$180,000
revenue
.
•
-
X^Tl^S'&S" Bank Munid^l Dept., Room 421, Kansas^ Cig Ster^
at a
ax
basis of about
a
/
oko^
«
iointlV as ^ /sS,
joinxiy, as 2%s
price of 100.11,
Clerk-Treasurer, ..will;',/
sealed- bids
on
Nov. id,
>
■
Offering—Jesse
gorooSion
L-Orporation,
a
—
price of 100,0098.
of 100.1299, a
1557—were basis of about 3.23%.
the syndicate
1961
nurehase
_ofs,..Mce,rd, {ce/& Miller,
DV.
awaraeci to
The $4,000,000
building bonds offered on
-
Tucker Anthony & R, L. Day, as
John Nuveen & Co., at a price of
■:qom7"" " r
^
Sept 19-v. 194,
j
td
Oct,. 18—v. 194, p.
$448,000 school
bnc
anri
otteTed
;
on
school
Sale
1° a5r°/? Oct. 11
n froim
v. 194, p. 1325
were
?<imPTT?«^enn tarnrnk ^tnnA ^ awarded to a syndicate headed
and by Halsey' stuart & Co., Inc, at
Webster Securities Corp
a
x
■'
P 1
of Detroit.
Michigan
Bond
n
p:_1557~W/1a.W/de^
u'pro aWfl
"
&.
,
$1,015,000
The
—
acb°o1 Pk^ct ^ °v 194
bonds offered on Oct. IJ—v. 194,
terest M-N.
approved
Sale
& Stone,
Blanc
Township Unit Sch.
District (P. O. Grand Blanc),
Hingham, Mass.
1, 1961. Due on Nov.
inclusive.
In-
1962-1981
from
from 1981 to 1984 inclusive.
•
* •
'
„
by Ross, McCo^d,
Morehead State- College, Ky.
Miller,- of Indianapolis; j" / 230.000 as 4s. Due on July 1
> from 1985 to 1987 inclusive.!
Bond Sale—The $1,400,000 conHighland Township School Town55,000 as 3%s. Due on July 1, solidated ; Educational Buildings,
[..■/
'
ship, Ind.
1988
,
/
Series B revenue bonds offered
ity
Ice
of
by the successful bidder: Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,.
U
on
Dated Nov.
1
'
tional Earik. of Coatesville. Legal¬
er,
,
oct. 6 was sold to The
ICentucky Company
a net interest cost
as
inclusive. Principal and interest .$675.000; as 3%s..
as
from 1964 to.
(J-J) payable at the First Na-^
1961
ed
hn
Conuty
f°lf^rAn ^ °f $3a0'°"0
school building revenue bonds of-
udiiuimi
uaim
nuumuigwu
&
Miller, of Indianapolis.
'
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■
1
■'
'
v;
Legality
.
approved
-
■
...
I
by
M*SA
Herrick,
'
o?"$V5o"oOO "fel'ectric' "planf
revenue
bonds.
Dated
payable
t^USt v Company
^
^ ^
to^lQeSvincldSiverinteVesT
^alRy annrdved1
Ice
A
^
board ous purpose/ bonds 3.30% due designated by the successful bidNov. 1, serially on Oct. 1 from 1962 to der. Legality approved by Miller,
.
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56
(1768)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Canfield,Paddock
&
-
Stone,
-
Detroit.
#i
Bond
c
l
*
r\ •
Offering
•
.
•
.
Charles
Sa^ducat^^rwiU^receive
25
wllft
for
1961
the
untii
& Wood, of New York
City.
inclusive
1
$320 000
?P«rement
Datod
Ort
of
Nov
from
Callable
of
a.
C?llable.as
PadrWk
designated by the successful
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Rt
s+rmp
series
revenue
1962 to
Nov.>l
of Nov.
(M-N)
Manufacturers
National
Bank
as
Offering-Earl
on
Ponntv Auditor
in
n
x>
a
,,
Niles, Mich
ar\
O.ffenng
1962
Las
to
iu
000
improvement
A"u
~
bank
by the successful bidder.
apolis.
•
Offering
Citv" Clerk
improvement
v^uy
wilT
until
for
(EST)
will
8
the
tpppivp
p.m.
uerK
bids
30
J
^
Bond
purchase
of
bonds
of
$74,000
offered
on
>
Offering—Edwina
City
(CST)
^
A"1
on
of $310,-
1
the
purchase of
Dewitt,
Dec.
to
assess-
1975
on
Nov.
inclusive.
Dated
1
by
1971
„
or
trust
successful
y ■m jnj
Denje
t
LeFevere;.Lef-r jviaunds vieui inaepenaent
ler-
Oct.
H»prt7:pn«
■
$173,000 "
nf- Minn<-anoliq
,
Buffalo; Minn.
motor
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $850,q00 local improvement special asbonds.
Due
on
Bated
Dec.
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
1962
Callable.
1,
to
Princi-
pal and interest payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
....
,
by
Dawson,
Nagel,
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
a-
o^No?^
St
County Treasurer s office. Legalfty approved by Dawson, Nagel,
Sherman & Howard, oi Denver.
Legal-
Charles
by
,
from 1962,to 1971 inclusive. Principal and interest payable at the
?
NEW HAMPSHIRE
&
Louis
Concord, N. H.
,
County
(P.
O.
Bond
Jackson),
Sale—The
offered
Mississippi
Bond •Sale—.The $400,000 hospital bonds. offered onrOct. 10—v.
Oct.
on
$385,000 bonds
5—v..
194,
1435
p.
;-:
..
School
school
<
r>
to:
y
-
J. ®1nnrwe
-
.City
t\/t
Due
on
Clerk,
of
.
Salem .School District, N.- H.
t
o
•
01
J. R. Skin.
ner,
hLh?
iuu.uzz, a oasis ot
w-
aoout-z.oy h.
Jackson, Miss.
a
Bond Offering-Mrs
Bond s?'e„—The $75®'(?00 s,cho?'
.
of
'
District No. 621, Minn.
;
-Ol\ -imimeapoiis.
bidder.
194, p..; 1557—were awarded
The Saunders
■■•y'" ThP;sa.mHpro Investment Co.
r.n
neapolis. "
™ounj
Principal
(J-D) payable at any
approved
Trauernicht
by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & 'Windhorst; of Min-
com-
Dec. 1 from
on
trust company designated
or
the
itv
of
Nov. 1, 1967. Principal and inter-
"*
inclusive.
bank
1962
as
Due
to
and interest
Nov.
from
Callable
1, 1961,
1962
$70,000 elec-
bonds.
M.
Clerk,
u^ll'a^
public improvement bonds. Dated
Offering—Milan
revenue
1, 1961. Due
bidd^'^ 4f^alitJ approved, .by
Howard,.Petersohr
sealed
on
Cole
1961.
Greenwood Miss.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
b*ds untd 4 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 25
designated by the successful'J
.pany
^pAIpH
Receive
100-45, Nevada
Bond
Eond Offering—Bonner Dugan, tn 11: a.m. '(PST? on Nov. 13 to
(PST)
for
City Clerk, will receive sealed vthe purchase . of $145 871. special
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct. assessment
h™lted_ tax bonds.
27 for
the purchase of
$382,000 Dated.Oct. :1,1961. Due on Oct. I
Mora, Minn.
Principal and interest (J-J improved
.
Ethel:Minor',;
—
NEVADA
r.sessment
Mississippi
Sale—An issue
;
'V
.
County (P. O. Carrollton),
Bond
ap-
15
Vegas Assessment District No.
1971
Ccrroll
J5!?0'00,0
neapolis.
Joy- "for
special
payable at'any. bank
Bond
...
MISSISSIPPI
.
-
Legality
LeFevere .& Haertzen, of Minne-
awarded
r
Callable
trust company designated
or
Hinds
Mich.
inclusive.
1, 1973. Principal and
(J-D)
payable
at
any
interest
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
& Windhorst, of Min-
T
Albert
®°7';2 for the Purchase
257
-
1981
of Dec.
as
Swenson,
Nov.
of $150,000 school
bonds.
on
St. Clair,
receive sealed bids until
7 for the purchase of
$758,000 drainage ditch bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
Marquart
m-
9.\eo^'
until 8 p.m.
sealed bids
Sale—The $48,000 special
assessment
;nt
paving
district
Nos.
u
p
-
ner'
Bond
„
r\rt
Bond.
.
,
receive
City, approved by Howard, Peterson,
suc^^
Legality approved by DorOwen, Barber, Marquart &
Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
r'
Bank, of Niles
will
Nov.
Dated Dec. 1,
Offering—Roy
County, Minn.'*Bond Offering:-— C. R. Cahill,
Superintendent of Schools, will;
seafedwSfor the.purchase
Dec. 1 from 1962 to
6 for the ?UKrchfe
Lamb,
der-
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
•
iand
Minnetonka, Minn.
sey>
Detroit.
of Detroit.
Legality
Monday, October 23, 1961
Offering—Percey L. Aad-
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
at .any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid-
1, 1975. Principal and inpayable ^ at
the
terest
Bond
.
.
aasnsss.n'm-
from
1986 inclusive. Callable
-
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive. Princlpal and interest (J-D) payable
bonds,. Dated
on
Yellow Medicine
in-
ytiC{
Clerk, will .receive sealed i^TuTon ^ K«M
8
°«d^nnrl 1973 inclusive. Callable as of Feb.
C.Mackie,
hTghwaay,
VII
nf
Alexandria, Minn.
(State of)
1, 1961. Due
Due
1971
1931 inclusive. Interest J-D. Legality approved by Hawkins, Del-
Bond
Bond
Nov.
any bank
MINNESOTA
Detroit.
Michiean
1961. Due
Stone, of Detroit;
pany
Bond Offering—John
to
J-D.
appro'ved^by Miller"' CanHeld[ afield & WoodJ of New York
?
Paddock &
com-
bidder.
of
Interest
Park Elwell bonds.
anf ln"
company designated by
1
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at anv bank or trust
any bank or
Oct.
on
from -1962
1
elusive.
mi
fal'tJt\
e+ (M-N) payable at
1979
Oct
(EST)
<
?
1961
to
a.m.
i
fund
1
1963
n
pated Dec. 1, 1961.
Dec.
on
31 for the purchase of |16'8^5'J°2
Additional Offering—S e a 1 e d
It™**?
b°™S* ,D/ted bids wil1 be received at the same
£+ Jnni f ^
Jr0m time for the purchase of $279,000
sealed
Opt
nurchase
bond.
on
1966.
bids
l
W.
nm
school bond, debt
Due
bonds,
tan,
Wayne County, Mich.
Offering—Joseph P. TatSecretary of the Board of
Bond
jit.
bid.
of
.
will
receive
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
bohdg offered on Oct. 17-v.-194,
bonds;
elusive
Principal'
(M-S)
trust
payable
-interest'9
and
at
or'
bank
anv
designated by the
company
^ yt^r pu^mCT-posed
f233-'000
bidder.
Legality
:
proved
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
St.
'
■,
bonds
194,
offered
Barcus, Kindred
*
Oct.
9
v.
Nov.
to
sive.
&
Co., at
a
price
of par, a net interest cost of
about
9.
2.16%,
follows:
as
$70,000
as
l3/4s.
„;n196n2-
220,000
Due
on
May
2%s.
as
1,
Due
May- 1
on
75'°i0n(L/S 11/4S' Due
1966.
-
.
-
.
>
.
Michigan
Bond
Offering — G. Chester
Betz, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
(EST) on Nov 8
$590,000 school
for the purchase of
bonds. Dated Dec.
Tim.
1
r.
S I
VntPrA-f J-D.
Interest t n
1, 1961. Due
on
"to«o'♦« i«wT«—
trnm
°,
of June 1, 1972.
°r
f
-
,
,
,
to
any bank
designated by
1974
or
Bond
com-
chase
by
«»«{««
Knma
000 county nursing home
bonds. Bated Nov. 1, 1961.
1 ant
1961
d?'4- Principal aad *n t e r e s t
aM-N)-payable at. any bank or
tmst company designated by the
successful
bidder.
bv
g
neapons.
able
Consolidated School Dist.
Mbf:
>
.
>
of
*'
Michigan
Bond
bank
any
or
Offering—Leonard
fered
sewage
on
—were
sanitreatment bonds of-
Oct.
11—v.
Williams
Co.
to
194,
The
::
Fac-
Minn.
bonds offered
revenue
10—v.
194,
p.
1325—were
awarded to J. M. Dain &
Co;, Inc.,
and Associates.
;
^
Sale—The $1,245,000 1961
offered on Oct. 16—v.
bonds
1557—were awarded to
p.
a
cate
&
Co
r>°
Inc.
B.
J.
^anp ar^<
'
Ooodbody
&
Co.
Van
Ingen
Harris
^nnnnnoo& C°" at
Wnurrlv
& ;Co.,
and
Watling,
a
100.00028.
n;
&
of
pnce
Waverly School District, Mich.
-
*
m
*
l
Offering
—
Robert M
Culver, Secretary of the Board
Education,
bids until 8
for
the
will
receive
n.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
bonds. Dated Nov.
1,
June
sive.
1
from
1964
Callable
as
of
Nov
Due
1987
June
at
on
inclu-R
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
8
$3 225 000
196i.
to
of
sealed
on
bids
Dated
l
1978:
pay-
2
until
for
sewer
Dec
from
1,
1962
7•'scMd
the
rfcST^
m
purchase
bonds
revenue
1961.
to
Due
1965
of
on
Dec!
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) payable at any bank or trust company designated by the successful
bidder. * Legality
approved
by
Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler &
ler & Haertzen, of Minneapolis,
'
^
„
Bond
'
.
Lyle, Minn.
a
group
com-
p.osed ?f Juran & Moody,
Inc.;
Allison-Williams
Prescott & Co., and
*nc'
Milfer
bY- .b^
bfDet'rdit^afield, Paddoc!k & Stone, on.
eiroit.
...
.
E«"d Offering—Joseph J. Mitchell, City Comptroller, will receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on Oct. 31 for the purchase of $4,396,000 bonds. Dated
Oct.
1961. Due on Oct. 1 from
1984 to 1991 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at
the Commissioner of Finance
fice.. Legality approved
^e.
1
Lega^lity^
-
Co.;
E.
Kalman
J.
&
SiS-Seai^d
ceive sealed bids until
7:30
inclusive.
i
Sale—An
Street, Bos(EDST) on Oct.
of. $522,000
bonds. Dated/ Nov.-' 1, d&61.; i Due
011 Nov.;.;l from 1962 to 1981 in-
ton, until,.T1:
for; the
;
*
.
sealed'
;
on
chase'' of
Bland, Missouri
Sale—An issue of $32,000
Bond
waterworks
Dated Aug.
and7
1 from
1963 to
Charles
im-
sewerage
•
,r
^
T
bids ' until
Oct.
24
for
$560,0.00
2
sewer
.
.>
p.m;
the
pur-'
utility
sold
.
to
town Banking Company, of Bor-
Aug.
dentown.
In-
^ullivan,
1987 inclusive.
Louis.
,,
5%sr
on
Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
of
St.
&
bonds. C Dated Nov. 1; 1961. Due ';
on" Novi. 1 ffom ■ W2 to
l?86.in^
elusive. = Principal and interest!
(M7NV payable at.v the, Borden-
as
1, 1961.'.Due
terest F-A.
offered
16—v.
awarded
Home
and
3V8S, at
s
Oct.
on
—were
194,
1435
p.
the
Finance
price of
a
,
to
Housing
Agency, as
par.
School District
Missouri
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bg
received
until
31
...
Nov.
7
for
the
purchase of $1,300,000 bonds.
MONTANA
n...
p.m.
Sale'-The
Bond
offered
an
Bond Sale—The
1558—were
p.
Van
k.
at
&
a
lp4,
Trust.'Co., of
DriCe of
'
$708,000 school
Oct;
on
Bonds
rswnus-
by
Not
r*uv
as
:
Glen
-----
IS, Mont.
v.
j94,
p.
on
194,'
B.
J.
Ridge
School
on
-
District,
N.
J.
$250,000 school
Oct.
10—v.
1435—wereawarded
P"®® 01
basrs of about 3^:7%.
"
'V
_
r
school bonds offered
to
&> Co.,: and FidelityTrust
Co.,
ofNewark,~
1557
State
Dillon,
Sold"—The
oui«-
16—v.
awarded
jointly, taking $706,000, as 3.35s,
^
at a price of 100.379, a basis of
about 3.30%.
100.26.
.
■
to
194,
The
bonds
p.
The
to
•
Ingen
bonds offered
$76,590
(
(P. O.
Bonnell Street,
bonds offered
p.
.
Oct. 9—v.
awarded
__were
Bank
.a
&
Fleming), N. J.
Union-
Berkeley School District
Louis, Berkeley school uistnct,
Donovan,- Hanrahan
Flemingtoh-Raritan Regional
.1.
-
Regality approved by
Lane, of New York City.
College, Mo.
Bond
Sale—The $571,000 student housing-1960 revenue bonds
-
Dorsey, Owen, Barber, Marquart
& Windhorst, of
Minneapolis.
,
B^a.p^ff^rinr. .Elizabeth T*
ceive
MISSOURI
District No.
approved
•
^-FH7aheth
Cady. MacKinnon, _Gity. Cjqrk,: will re-r
and
Valley County, Nashua School
Legality
Bordentown,' Ni J,.,
.
Principal and interest (J-J)
bidder.
,
^
of
(EBST)'
bids will
received until 10 a.m. (CST)
Oct. 26 for the purchase of
$2,160,000 city improvement
{interest,J.-
NEW: JERSEY
issue
& Co., Inc.,
Co., Inc., jointly.
M.
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1975 inclu-
\
-
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
12 was sold to M, A.
:
•••
a.Itl.
purchase
(M-N) payable* at.vthe National
Shawmut. BanW of-Boston.
Le-
^ad and bridge boindsio^ered
on ^,ct.
Saunders
re-
(CST) on Nov. 1 for the purchase
of $1,100,000 public improvement
bonds; Dated Nov. .1, 1961.
bonds
Due
on
Bank,"Municipal Dept.,
42-1, 40 Water
Bond Sale—Thb
of
sive.
-.
.
Room
i
000
of-
Chapman & Cutler, approved^^by
of Chicago.
*
Shawmut
Kirksville
—
—were awarded to
any
...
Sf. Paul, Minn.
"
Bond S a 1 e—The $90,000 muSilver Bay, Minn.
niciPal liquor revenue 1961 bonds
Bond Offering
Marjoris
offered on Oct. 11—v. 194, p. 1557 Johansen, Village Clerk, will
bank or trust comMinneapolis, Minn.
pany designated by the
successful V Bo„,4
.
sealed
>-
sealed
194, on Nov.
syndi- .$40,000 '
composed of the First of
Michigan Corp., Harnman
Ripley
of
Due from
provement
bonds ' was
Stern
Brothers
&
Co.,
-
,Bond Sale—The $250,000 parkOct.
purchase
bonds
Fil-
Mayor/ *. Will ^ receive
'bids
c/o ' the
National
(CST).4::'clti^'^
am
the
Offering—Robert H.
ion', ; City
Mississippi
Allison-
-O
Kea
1983
Vance
receive
."
Bond
1557
p.
B
will
11
^■Somersivorth, -flf. H.:•
Bond
24
Tishomingo County* (P .0. lukah
pay-
&
awarded
to
,
City, Minn.
Sale--The $170;000
Bond
tary
for
industrial
com-
.,
Bond
1962
Pine
.
until
13
C
—
Clerk
,
inclusive.
trust
Nov
0n
Legality
approved
by
Howard, Peterson, Lefevere, Lefler
& Haertzen. of Minneapolis.
& Haertzenr. of Minneapolis.
ing system
Le Center, Minn.
„
at
bids
$50 ' 000
bidder.
on
Warren
1976
Of ferine
Chancery
sea'led
pany designated by the successful
apBarber
Owen
Wi^dho^st
&
to
Legality
Dorsev
Marauart
1962
Due
an Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1989 inclusive. - Callable as of-Nov. 1
proved
from
Principal and interest (J-D)
Bond
Offering
Pat
J.? Donahue, County Auditor, will receive
p!ni^TcSTron
County Supervisors Dists.
Bond
jr
^
j
for the purchase of $330-
T.
will
$510,000 school bonds.
Dated Deci-1, 1961.
Dueon Dec!
;
w«inhr
Clerk,
of
^
Koochiching County, Minn.
nan
Panola
receive sealed bids until-7:30
p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 24 for the pur-
Briggs & Morgan, of St. Paul.
4
1986
No. 3, 4, 5, Miss.
Offering—Donald
Trowbridge,-District
success-
approved
Indep. School Dist. No. 278,
Minnesota'
inclu-
trust
the
kirjy-itiv
t oitnii+v
bidder ".Legality
Oct. 31
Springport Public School District,
bids until 8 p.m.
1962
"sealed bids'uSil
0n :'May
»
,
V
from
Orono
Principal and interest (M-N)
pany
1
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
1
p.m.
payable at
ful
no/
from
(CST) on
Oct. 25 for the purchase of
$290,000 public drainage system .1961
bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1961. Due on
awarded
on
.
Offering—Neil G. Miller,
Auditor,
will
receive
County
$365,000 county
1434—were
p.
Bond
sealed bids until 3
Joseph County (P. O^,
Centreville), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
Chippewa County, Minn.
v,
ap¬
Dec.;1 from 1962 to
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable * at
the
Deposit
Prescott & Co., Barcus, Kindred,, Guaranty Bank & Trust
Co., in
& Co,, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Jackson. Legality approved by
fnner
Smith Inc., at a price Charles & Trauernicht, of St,
of par*
Louis.
"
,
successful
of>the-American.-National
sewage treatment plant Bank, of St; Paul, Kalman & Co.,
!mprovemen
on s- :
Inc.,; J^ran & Moody, luc-t, E. J.
$150,000
Oct. 11—
1435—were not sold.
Guttenber*
,
g*
1U°78'-a«>
,
J
N
"
'
'n
M
Bond'
Bond* Sale—The $50,000 general
improvement
bonds- offeredon
Oct. 16^; y: 194; fci 1558 — were
awarded to
John J. Ryan & Co.,
3.35sr at a price of 100.073, a
basis of.
Hast* a# about 3.33%j -x v
.
as
J.
Volume
194
Number 6101
Fed Bank, N. J. V
Sale—The $210,000 bonds
Bond
offered
Oct.-16—v. 194, p. 1558
awarded
to
B.
J.
Van
on
—were
Ingen & Co., as 3s, at a price of
100.081,,a basis of about 2.98%.
South
.*■
River, N.
:
1; Bond Offering—Henry O. Schlegel, Borough Teasurer, will re¬
>
.
.
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
until
8
on
Dated'.Nov.
bonds.
Nov.
from
1
clusive.
1,
1961.V Due
1962
Principal
.
/.
to
1976
and
in¬
interest
-
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(EDST)
Oct.
on
chase
of
Dated
Nov.
1
26
for
the
Other
pur¬
$3,440,000 school bonds.
from
1,
1961./Due
1962
to
1990
on
cate
June
City.
&
inclusive.
members
were
Co.,
as
the
of
Hollows:
Inc.;
C.
J.
Manufacturers
syndi¬
Due
Kuhn, Loeb
Devine
Hanover
' •■./' /,
both
Sykes,
New
Co.;
(M-N)
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Middlesex
County,
River.
South
Legality
ap¬
byr Caldwell,
Marshall,
& Mitchell, of New York
proved
Trimble
///;;.;; //;..//' ://;/ /'/'
city.
Spring Lake, N. J.
North
Trust
Offering—Myron O. Mor¬
ris, Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 30 for the purchase of $80,000
bonds.
sewer
1961.
Due
:
terest
;Dated
Nov.
1,
Nov. 1 from 1962 to
on
inclusive.
1972
Principal and in¬
-
(M-N) payable at the First
National
Bank
of
Spring Lake.
Legaltiy approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy,"of New
York
Elmira,
Bond
for
City
the
bonds.
Michael,
receive sealed
(EST)!
purchase
from
1
of
Nov.
$4,945,000
1,
1962
Nov. 9
on
1961.to
Due
1987
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Vineland National
Bank & Trust
kins,
Company, in VineLegality, approved by Haw¬
Delafield & Wood, of New
York
City.
land.
..///
.
Wharton, N. J.
Offering—Hugh A. Force,
Borough
Clerk,
will
receive
bids
(EDST)
until
Oct.
on
of
bonds.
1961.
on
Due
1967
7:30
chie,
Union
1962
Nov.
Dated
1
from
1,
1962
and
the
MEXICO
Farmington, New Mexico
Offering — Barbara
Schwab, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
for
the
purchase
of
$203,000 public building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on July
1
from
1962
inclusive.
1970
to
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
at
fice.
Legality
Town
pay¬
Treasurer's
Daw¬
by
approved
of¬
Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
son,
of
the
Denver.
and
Meadow
the
at
Brook
ity
approved
payable
No.
&
Lewis
County, N. Y.
Bond Offering—C. T. Taylor,
County Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 31 for the purchase of $380,000 general hospital 1961 bonds.
Feb.
on
1
from
1963
to
1991
interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Marine
Midland Trust Co., of Southern
New York. Legality approved by
Principal
Hanrahan,
Donovan,
McGovern & Lane, of New York
City.
Brunswick Common School District
No.
Bond
1961
v.
Troy,
(P. O. Troy), N. Y.
school
Sale—The $130,000
bonds
offered
on
Oct.
17—
1632—were awarded to
Union
National
Bank,
in
194,
The
1
p.
as
3.70s,
Cheektowaga
at
a
and
price of par.
Seneca
West
Union Free School District
'No. 9,
Bond
jewski,
ceive
Offering—Joseph
District
sealed
Clerk.
bids
until
J.
will
2
Gare¬
p.m.
Bank
Green, Ellis
Hannahs, Ballin &
Hanseatic Corp.;
New York
&
Second
Co.; Scudder &
District Secu¬
Gundy
&
Co.,' Inc.;
Malon S.
William Blair &
Co.; C. F. Childs & Co.; Julien
Dated Oct. 15, 1961.. Due on April Collins & Co.; Cooley & Co.; A.
15
from 1962 to
1981
inclusive. Webster Dougherty & Co., Inc..;
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming-W.
B.
able at the County Treasurer's of¬ Hibbs &
Co., Inc.; J. B. Hanauer
fice. Legality approved by Sykes, & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.
Charles King & Co.; John C.
Galloway & Dikeman, of New
York City.
Legg & Co.; Moore, Leonard &
Lynch; Mullaney, Wells & Co.;
Lowville, N. Y.
National Boulevard Bank, of Chi¬
Bond Sale—The $470,000 water
Park Ryan, Inc.; Peoples
bonds offered on Oct. 17—v. 194, cago;
National Bank of Charlottesville;
p.
Andrus,
Inc.;
1632—were awarded to Geo. B.
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke; Ster¬
ling National Bank & Trust Co.,
of New York; Tollner & Bean,
Inc.; Tuller & Zucker; Wachovia
Bank & Trust Co., of WinstonSalem; Robert L. Whittaker &
Co.; Anderson & Strudwick; Ar¬
nold and S. Bleichroeder, Inc.
of about 3.74%.
Nassau
County, N. Y.
Chief
Burge & Kraus; Bartow
Co.; Blewer, Glynn &
Co.; Courts & Co.; A. G. Edwards
& Sons; Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
&
Co.; Freeman & Co.; Fulton Reid
Co., Inc.; Ginther & Co.; Han&
Talbot; Hill Richards
&
York
New
Bond
Sale
(State of)
naford
The
&
—
$48,616,000
Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co.; Joseph, Mellen
& Miller, Inc.; Loewi & Co., Inc.;
William S. Morris & Co.; National
Bank
of
Westchester, of White
offered on Oct. 16—v. 194,
1558—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, of New York, at a
bonds
p.
price of 100.029999, a net interest
cost of about 3.17%, as follows:
$21,592,000
4s.
as
from 1962 to
Due
on
1
from
Nov. 1
mage
4,088,000
from
Due.
on
Nov.
as
2s.
2005
to
Due
2011
on
Nov.
1
inclusive.
12:30
(EDST)
p.m.
on
Dikeman,
Co.;
and
Southern
York
City.
No.
6, N.
Offering
Y.
17—v.
to R.
194,
sealed
(EST)
of
F.
—
until
bids
11
1, 1961. Due
1963
to
on
inclusive.
Offering — W. E. Easterling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
sealed
Commission, will receive
bids
at
leigh, until 11
State
Bond
Schmidt,
sealed
on
Offering
Central
>..}/
>"
'.>
'B
o
nd "S
school
a
I
a
bonds
194,
—v.
to
School
District
No.
&
The
offered
Co.,
bons & Co.,
—
Treasurer,
bids
until
Nov. 6 for the
10
will
a.m.
receive
(EST)
purchase of $3,-
000,000 dormitory 1960 revenue,
series B bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
Ra¬
able
1964
at'
to
the
1987
Chase
inclusive.
pay¬
Manhattan
Bank, in New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
OHIO
I
.
Bond
Elyria, Ohio
Sale—The
$54,035 street
special assessment
improvement
offered
1663
17—v.
194,
The
awarded to
were
—
Cleveland
First
Oct.
on
Corp., as 3s, at a
a basis of about
2.97%.
Euclid, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
$300,000 street
1961 special assess¬
improvement
bonds
ment
194,
offered
Oct.
on
16—
1435—were awarded to
Stranahan, Harris & Co., as 3s, at
a price of 100.41, a basis of about
2.92%,
v.
p.
Hubbard, Ohio
Bond Offering—Zita C.
$1,150,000
Inc.;
Oct.
on
composed
group
Stuart
e
1558—were
p.
17
awarded
of
Geo.
Halsey,
B.
Gib¬
Inc.; Chas. E. Weigold
Brewer,
will receive sealecl
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 27
for the purchase of $20,100 street
and
sewer
improvement special
City
Clerk,
bonds
assessment
1961. Due
Dated
Dec. 1
on
Dec.
1,
from 1962 to
inclusive.
&
1971
&
terest
Co., Inc., and Adams, McEntee
Co., Inc., as 3.60s,; at a price of
100.32999, a basis of about 3.57%.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Dollar
Savings & Trust Co., in Hubbard.
Lucas County, Ohio
Plandome, New York
*
Bond Offering—Thomas
Village
sealed
on
Treasurer,
bids
Oct.
until
25
will
2
receive
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
for
Wieler,
$35,000
age
fire equipment and gar¬
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961.
Due
on
Nov.
1
from
1962 to
1968
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Meadowbrook National Bank, in Manhasset. Legality approved by Haw¬
Delafield & Wood, of New
City.
kins,
York
Bond
Offering—Anna C. Pflugfelder, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
on
Oct. 31 for the purchase of
$74,690 special assessment bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Nov.
1
from
1963
New York
*
Offering—Marie L. Metz-
Bond
will receive
(EST) on
Oct. 31 for the purchase of $1,140,450 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1961. Due on April 1| from 1963
to 1991 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O) > payable at the
Bank of Smithtown. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
- •*' > •
District
ger,
Clerk,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
inclusive.
1981
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
of
Cleveland.
School District
Central
No. 1,
to
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
ofifce.
Legality
approved
by
Martinsville, Ohio
,
Smithtown
Sale—An
Bond
waterworks
fered
ney,
at
a
on
issue
assessment
Oct. 9
was
of
$36,000
bonds of¬
Swe-
sold to
4%s,
basis of
Cartwright & Co.,
price of 100.27, a
as
about 4.34%.
Dated Sept. 1,
1
from
1961. Due
to
1962
1981
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at The Clinton National Bank
& Trust
Company,1 Tn Wilmington.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Wcwarsing, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Edwin C.
Town
on
Nov.
2
the
for
purchase
bonds.
1961
inclusive.
(M-N)
Dated
Nov.
on
Nov.
from
1
Principal
payable
at
of
v^ater district
$60,000 Kerhonkson
Due
Mentor-On-The-Lake, Ohio
Chase,
receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
Bond
will
Supervisor,
1,
1962 to
1961.
1976
interest
Ellenville
and
the
Bank, in Ellenville. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
NORTH CAROLINA
(P. O. Raleigh),
County
North Carolina
bonds
Sale
offered
—
The
Oct.
$1,500,000
17—v.
Offering
Brownfield,.
Ill,
—
James
Village
H.
Clerk,
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST) on Oct. 31 for the purchase
$32,700 storm sewer 1961 bonds.
of
Dated
Nov.
1 from
1,
1963 to
1961. Due on Nov.
1972 inclusive. In¬
terest M-N.-
National
Bond
A. Warren
in
Principal and interest (J-D)
2
(P. O. Sauquoit), N. Y.
•
Dormitory
—
office
(EST) on Oct.
31 for the purchase of
$3,000,000
school building, series B bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on June
1
Montpelier, Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
Erma
I.
De
Groff, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Oct. 31 for the purchase of $11,330
Authority, New York
his
a.m.
Paris, Bridgewater and Litchfield
& Co., and Harold E. Wood
New- York
a
Mecklenburg County, N. C.
re¬
May 1 from
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
V
1991
Co., Inc., at
Bond
a.m.
$2,500,000 school bonds. Dated
Nov.
•
price of par.
Nov. 2 for the purchase
on
.
1663—were awarded
p.
S. Dickson &
price of 100.142,
Stephen
Burberry, District Clerk, will
ceive
National
Sale—The $175,000 water
and sewer bonds offered on Oct.
p.
Oyster Bay Central School District
Bond
&
Corp.;
Gibsonville, N. C.
-»*/
bonds
Caldwell
.
New
of
Co.
&
1994 inclusive.
3.40s.
1995 to 2004 inclusive.
Penington, Colket &
Ryan, Sutherland & Co.; Suplee,
Yeatman, Moseley Co., Inc.; Tal-
1975 inclusive.
1989 to
as
from
Co.; Howard, Weil,
Plains;
1,584,000 as 3V2S
Due on Nov.
1, 1976.
12,008,000 as 314s.
Due on Nov.
1, from 1977 to 1988 inclusive.
3,504,000 as 3.30s.
Due on Nov.
1
&
way
Ball,
Leeds
I
clusive.
5,840,000
New York
/Trust Co.,
of;; Albany;
Co., Inc.; Swiss-American
Corp.; Wells & Christensen, Inc.;
J. R. Williston & Beane; Wood,
and
Sullivan,
$tate
&
rities
Offering—Harry Nesbitt,
Accountant, County Treas¬
urer's office,/will, receive sealed
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬ bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 9
til 3 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 25 for
for
the
purchase of $13,797,000
the purchase of $1,717,000 site ac¬
various
county
improvement
quisition and school construction bonds. Dated Nov.
15, 1961. Due
1961 bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
on Nov.
15 from 1962 to 1990 in¬
inclusive.
Bank
Schwabacher
President of the Board of Educa-.
Due
of
Long
Island,
Square; Mercantile Na¬
Bapk at. Dallas; National
German;
Bond
Barber,
*
Bank
Anderson;
Lee;
Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York City.
1, New York
Offering—Harry
/ ?t \■;
■
Fahnesfock & Co.;
National
Hawkins,
by
until
Oct. 26 for the purchase of $85,000
of
Boston; Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
Inc.; Baxter & Co.; Ernst & Co.;
King, Quirk & Co., Inc.; DempseyTegeler & Co.
Bank, of West Hempstead. Legal¬
Ashland Central School District
Bond
bids
Brown
Bank, Atlanta; McDaniel, Lewis
& Co., and McCarley &
Co., Inc.
1/from
-
school bonds. Dated March 1,1961.
Due on March 1 from 1962 to 1970
State Street Bank & Trust Co.,
Co., Inc., and Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., Inc., jointly, as
3%s, at a price of 100.079, a basis
Baldwin
Chemung,
//„
Albany;
inclusive. Prin¬
(J-D)
Stratford,
Offering—GrantD.Young,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Ingen & Co.; Wertheim
Nuveen
&
Co.;
Commercial
(EST) on Nov.
2
for
the
purchase of $263,000
various
purpose
1961
bonds.
1971
-
tional
p.m.
cipal and interest
Ephratah,
Bond
Franklin
Gibbons &
NEW YORK
Barton,
2
from 1962 to
Bond
24
until
inclusive.
School District No. 1, N. Y.
John
■
tional
Hempstead, N. Yi ' // ;•.://,/
im¬
City.
Oct.
194,
basis of about 3.52%.
a
1986
to
Oppenheim,
Co.;
L.
F.
Rothschild
&
Co.;
Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co., Spencer Trask & Co.; Weeden &
Gregory
&
Sons,
Auchincloss, Co.; Adams, McEntee & Co.; A. C.
Parker & Redpath, and
Charles Allyn & Co., Inc.; First National
King & Co., as 3.60s, at a price Bank
in
Dallas; Franklin
Na¬
100.922,
receive
St. Johnsville and Manheim Central
&
of
will
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
National Bank, of Westchester, in
White Plains. Legality approved
by Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman,
of New York City. ;
Goodbody & Co.; Gregory &
Sons; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; W.
E. Hutton & Co.; Kean, Taylor &
Co.; Paribas Corp.; Reynolds &
syn¬
pur¬
in Dover.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
on
a
Clerk,
Alex.
Interstate Securities
Citizens
370,000 school 1961 bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from
dicate composed of Smith, Barney
Bank,
NEW
11—v.
the
Principal
payable
at
(M-N)
inc.'
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on June 1
for
Nov.
National
Oct.
on
District
follows:
as
Sons;
57
Bond
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 31 for the purchase of $1,-
Newark; First of Michigan Cor¬
poration; Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
$1,225,000 West
elementary
school
offered
1, New York
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co.,
Francis I. du Pont & Co.;- inclusive. Principal and interest
Estabrook
&
Co.;
Federation (M-S) payable at the First Na¬
Bank & Trust Co., of New York; tional
Bank, in Dolgeville.
Le¬
Fidelity
Union
Trust / Co.,
of gality approved by Sykes, Gallo¬
Schuyler Central
1435—were awarded to
p.
'
"
were
Inc.;
$2,420,000
p.m.
inclusive.
interest
bonds
Van
Co.;
of
'
•
Salem, Somers, Southeast
No.
Bache &
1
borough
24
$33,000
provement
to
and
Frankfort
bids
Bond
chase
of
Nov.
Bond Offering—Lael Von Elm,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
;
■
"
sealed
purchase
until
Bond Sale—The
Dom
—
will
noon
Dated
Nov.
on
bids
N.
will
(P. O.
Frankfort), N. Y.
Clerk,
for
Advisor,
School District No. 2
Offering
until
the
Frankfort
Vineland, N. J.
bids
sealed
Francis
—
Financial
&
Dikeman,
/
Bond Offering—Delmar B. Rit¬
of New
B. J.
Y.
general improvement bonds.
City.
Bond
Offering
Mullen,
receive
N.
City.
by
and Carmel Central School Diet.-
—
Bond
York
approved
&
_
.
in
Galloway
,
&
York; Hallgarten &
Bond Sale—The $455,000 public Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Laimprovement 1961 bonds offered denburg, Thalmann & Co.; R. W.
on
Oct. 10—v. 194, p. 1558—were.; Pressprich & Co.; Salomon. Broth¬
ers
& Hutzler; Barr Brothers &
awarded
to
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
Co.
//..:./
and Wood, Struthers & Co., joint¬
7 Blair & Co., Inc.; White, Weld
ly, as 3s, at a price of 100.18, a
&; Co.;
Philadelphia
National
basis of about 2.97%.
Bank; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Cortland, New York1
Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; Equi¬
Bond Sale—The $446,000 public table Securities
Corporation;
improvement bonds offered on Hornblower & Weeks; Mercan¬
Oct. 10
v.
194, p. 1558 — were tile Trust Company, of St. Louis;
awarded to Chas. E. Weigold & W. H.. Morton & Co., Inc.; F. S.
Co., Inc., as 3V4S, at a price of Moseley & Co.; Shields & Co.;
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
100.38, a basis of about 3.21%.
Corning, New York
July 1 from 1963 to 1992
on
inclusive." Legality
Co., of New York; Marine Trust
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo; Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, and Northern Trust Co.,
Wood, of New York
■
(1769)
Co.; Chemical Bank New York
Trust Co., of New York; Blyth &
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Marine Trust
Company
of Western New York, in Buffalo.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield
"
6
p.m.
Oct. 23 for the pur¬
of $390,000 electric system
chase
on
bids
,
Lincoln
special
Dated Nov. 1,
ment,
1
from,
1963
Avenue
improve¬
assessment bonds.
1961. Due on Dec.
to
1971
inclusive.
194,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
at the
Farmers- and Mer¬
p. 1632^-Were awarded to a syn¬ able
dicate headed by
the Wachovia chants State & Savings Bank, in
Bank &
Trust Co., of Winston- Montpelier. Legality approved, by
Salem, at
on
a price of par.
Other members of the syndicate
Squire,
Sanders
Cleveland.
&
Dempsey,
of
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1770)
Stratton, Ohio
Bond Offering—Mike E. Yajko,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed 98.294.
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on Oct.
Lane County, Bethel School Dist.
31 for the purchase of $325,000
No. 52, Ore.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on
Bond Offering—Edythe Wolfe,
h
Dec.
<
'ij
to
1962
Callable
sive.
>
from
1
of
as
inclu-.
1977
Dec.
1,
1971.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.v (PST) on
V
>
County Treasurer's
Willoughby, Ohio
Offering—Leo
Bond
-.0
E.
Lucas,
Finance, will receive
(EST) on
Nov. 1 for the purchase of $415,000
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on
sealed bids until noon
ft-
ft
*•%
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1981 inclusive.
ft
Principal and interest (J-D)
v..
pay¬
able at the Cleveland Trust Com¬
I
Willoughby. Legality
ap¬
by
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
&
pany, in
proved
»'»
;V
Band
ft
Offering—Leo
Director of Finance,
n
1 ft
(h
sealed
until
bids
E.
for
31
the
purchase of $375,000 city improve¬
■
,M
Xenia, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $165,310 bonds
offered on Sept. 11—v. 194, p. 899
s*
-!J
■
S->V"
■
awarded
—were
>'
>v-
Co.,
ft
a
as
3^s, at
to
a
McDonald
&
price of 100*10,
basis of about 3.48%.
Bond Sale—The
$46,287 special
on Sept.
14—v. 194, p. 899—were awarded
to
Sol Arnovitz, at
a
price of
assessment bonds offered
I
100.45.
;
ft
OKLAHOMA
ft
ft
Bethany Public Works Authority
(P. O. Bethany), Okla.
Band Sale—The $375,000 public
r
revenue bonds of¬
Oct. 9—v. 194, p. 1559—
Utility systems
fered
on
awarded
were
Shoemaker
to
bonds
1961
&
Co., Inc., and the First National
Bank & Trust Co., of Oklahoma
City, jointly.
.
Muskogee County Independent
School Diet. No. 17, Okla.
Bond Offering—S. H. Russell,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 2
,
(CST) on Oct. 23 for the
purchase of $12,000 school build*
ing bonds.
Due from 1963
to
p.m.
1968 inclusive.
,
Oct.
on
13—
Offering
Jameson.
—
.•>■■■
O.. St. George), S, C.
Chemical
on
A.
of
3.61%,
$60,000
as
;v
follows:
ft^ftV-ft
Due
as
on
as
33/4s.
Due
1979.
1978 and
for
the
:
on
inclusive.
Offering
Bond
R.
R.
sealed
Oct,
on
$155,00b
-1
tax
defi¬
Dated Jan. lr 1961.
1
1964 to 1996
from
Callable
as
of
July
1,
1970. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Third National
ft;.,;':
—
Rober-
(CST)
revenue
Jan.
Bank, in Nashville.
of
until
24
for
8
p.m.
,
„
,
—
;•
,
The
-
$1,045,000 dor¬
bonds offered on
Oct. 6
v.
194, p. 1435 — were
awarded to the Housing and Home
Finance Agency, as 3ygs, and 3V2S
OREGON
Bond Offering—Geo. W. Townsend, Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Oct. 25 for the purchase of $275,water
Dated Nov. 1,
from 1964 to
bonds.
on
Jan.
1
1983 inclusive. Callable
of Jan,
as
1, 1974. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the First Na¬
tional
Bank of Oregon, in Port¬
Legality approved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of
at
price of par.
a
1
-
Lebanon
Mt.
Township Sch. Dist.,
Pennsylvania
Bond
ley,
Offering—Miriam
the
Portland.
Legality, approved by
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
burgh.
-
Josephine County School District
(P. O. Grants Pass), Ore.
Bond
school
Sale —The
bonds
offered
—v.
194,
to a
group composed
Co.,
Oct.
of Blyth
White, Weld & Co.;
Co., and United States
National Bank, in Portland, at a
price of 100.144, a net interest cost
of about 3.88%, as follows:
$523,000
as
from
141,000
3%s.
1962
as
from
to
3.90s.
1978
to
386,000 as S^s.
from
«?7
1981
to
Due
1977
Due
1980
Due
1986
on
Dec. 1
inclusive.
Dec. 1
inclusive.
on
Dec.
on
Bond
(EST)
from
sewer
bonds offered
10—V.
to
a
on
194, p. 1327—were awarded
group composed of Blyth it
for
1975
J. Scott,
sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct. 31 for
the purchase of $800,000 school,
series 1961 bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1961.
will
Due
1976
receive
on
Nov.
1
from
1962
inclusive.
Principal and
payable at any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
to
interest
(M-N)
Marshall County, Tenn.
■>!
Bond
Offering—James
James
to
able
the
pur¬
Pat¬
tional
bonds.
the
at
American
First
Na¬
Bank, in Nashville. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
inclusive.
MorristoWn, Tenn.
Munson, of Philadelphia,
(EST) on Nov. 9 for the purchase
of $146,000 bonds. Dated June 1,
v-
University of Scranton, Pa.
fered
were
Sale—The
revenue
on
$375,000
1960
dor¬
bonds of¬
Oct. 6—v. 194, p. 1327—
awarded to the
Housing and
Home Finance Agency, as 3%s, at
a
price of
par.
was
&
sold
Co.,
bonds
Tucker
C.
inc.
1, 1961. Due on Sept.
1962 to 1985 inelusive. In¬
from
1
M-S. Legality approved by
terest
Gibson, Spence & Gibson, of Aus¬
/Vyi.
v
Leonard,
Texas ?
.
'
;
>
Sale—An issue of $50,000
public building bonds was. sold to
Corporation.
The First of Texas
McAllen
O f f
Bond
ceive
1961.
e r
Town
sealed
Due
i
n
g—Charles
Recorder,
bids until
on
June
to 1981 inclusive.
1
E.
will
1:30 p.m.
from
Chicago.
v.
:
- Texas ■-. '
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Nov. 21 for the
;-v
Bond
purchase of $2,400,000 school house
bonds.
'
Martin
Independent School District,
1,
awarded to a
Texas ''" '<■•>
^'•
1962
Callable.* Prin¬
.
■
•
'
Offering—A.
Bond
Superintendent
M._
'''v.Tote,
Will
Schools,
of
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 31 for the purchase
$150,000 school bonds. Due,on
of
1962 to 1979 in¬
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, at Marlin. Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
Crowe, v McCall
&
Horton,
of
July
from
1
clusive.
Dallas."
;
'
I
,.
Richardson, Texas
Bond Sale—The
works
and
$600,000 water¬
system
1961
sewer
offered
bonds
revenue
Oct.
on
10
1560—were awarded
group- composed of Rotan,
Mosle
&
Co.,
Paine,* Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, and R. A. Un¬
derwood & Co., Inc.
194,
—v.
to
p.
a
Terrell Hills, Texas
v
Bond
Offering—Albert; Steyes,
j will receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
City * Mayor,
III,
sealed
Nov.
on
Nov.
1962 to
15 from
clusive.
purchase
Callable
1976 in¬
Nov.
of
as
Principal
of
improvement
15, 1961. Due
StrOet
Dated Nov.
bonds.
on
the
for
6
$600,000
1971.
194, p. 1328 — were
syndicate headed by
White, Weld & Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., and
Rowles, Winston & Co.
'
15,
interest
and
(M-N)
payable at the Broadway
Alamo Heights.
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Nor¬
ton, of Dallas.
National Bank, of
.
Other
members
of
the
syndi¬
> Texas
cate were as follows: Dominick &
(State of)
Bond Sale—The
Dominick; Goodbody & Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; New York
Hanseatic
Corp.; Stein Bros. &
erans'
series 1961-B bonds
Oct. 19—v. 194, p. 1664
on
—were
by
price
to
awarded
headed
S.
&
Morris
Co.; F.
S. Yantis
&
cost of about
Hardin-Simmons
University,
10,500,000
Offering—George L. Gra¬
Executive Vice-President,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
10
(CST) on Nov. 13 for the
purchasO
of $1,110,000* student
housing system, series 1961C rev¬
enue
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
a.m.
Due
on
Oct.
inclusive.
•
1
from
Legality
1964 to 2001
approved
Walter A. Koons, of Abilene. '
by
Due
on
Dec.
Due
as
1976
3y4S.
Dec.
on
1
inclusive.
Due
on
Dec.
1 from 1977 to 1987 inclusive.
6,300,000
as
3%s.
Due
on
Dec. 1
from 1988 to 1991 inclusive.
Other
cate
members
were
as
of
the
follows:
syndi¬
Bankers
Trust Co., of New York; Northern
Trust
.
Co.,
Manhattan
Bank
Bond
ham,
3s.
as
Continental
Abilene, Texas
3%s.
from 1972 to
Inc., and Weil, Roth & Irving
;
&
3.27%, as follows:
as
5,000,000
Quinn & Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.; William N.
Edwards & Co.; R. James Foster
& Co.; Nongard, Showers & Mur¬
.
Trust
Chicago, at a
a net interest
1 from 1966 to 1971 inclusive.
curities Corp.;
,
syndicate
a
Harris
Bank, of
ofs 100.0004,
$3,200,000
Co.; George K. Baum & Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.; Chapman,
Howe & Co.; Dewar, Robertson &
Pancoast; First of Texas Corp.;
Funk, Hobbs & Hart, Inc.; Hamifton Securities Co.; Interstate Se¬
ray,
Co.
the
Savings
Co.; J. C. Wheat & Co.;
White-Phillips Co., Inc.; William
^
$25,000,000 Vet¬
land,
offered
Boyce; Shelby Cullom Davis &
Co.; J. Bafth & Co.; Eddleman,
Pollok
&
Fosdick,
Inc.; A.
E.
re¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the Irving Trust Company, in
York
City.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
New
—
School District,
lndep.
Masten &
'
R.
terson, County Judge, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 7 for the purchase of $1,000,000
public
improvement
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1977 inclu¬
sive. Callable as of Sept. 1, 1971.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
p.m.
Due on Nov.
15, 1961.
Offering—Dan
Mayor,
8
school
to
re¬
Bond
Oct. 16
Smith,
mitory
Oct.
system revenue bonds offered on
Humboldt, Tenn.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at The Glen Lyon National
Bank, in Glen Lyon. Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
1
Bond Sale—The $750,000 trunk
until
30
$34,000
1963
Bond
line
Oct,
on
of
Dated Nov.
15
bids
Noss,
will
Secretary,
sealed
chase
inclusive.
Lake Oswegd, Oregon
Offering—Alfred
District
ceive
Kalman &
Burgwin,
of Pitts¬
Pennsylvania
16
1559—were awarded
M-N.
Interest
Newport Township School District,
$1,000,000
on
Inc.;
p.
inclusive.
1981
Board
will
to
-
Head-
of
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
on
Oct. 23 for the purchase of
$350,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from 1962
Secretary of
Directors,
School
land.
-
net interest cost of about 4.09%.
revenue
—
1961
schoolhouse
Dated Sept.
-
Bond Sale—The
Gilbert Water District, Oregon
1961. Due
Leon Indep. School District, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $38,000
•
—
mitory
Interest
.
Legality approvedby Du¬
mas, Huguenin & Boothman,, of
Dailas.
^
;' .
»•
of Nov. 1, 1976.
inclusive,
1989
to
r
(EDST)
a
000
1986
•
—
Sale
Corp., as 6s. Dated Get.
Due on April. 15 from
1961.
15,
;
$50,000 im¬ fered On Oct. 9—v. 194, p. 1559—
Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Callable as
;
Quinton, Okla.
provement bonds offered on Oct. were awarded, to a group com¬ of Nov. 1, 1981. Interest M-N. Le¬
Bond Offering—J. E. Wilcox, 9—-v.
194, p. 1435—were awarded posed of 'Merrill; Lynch, * Pierce, gality approved by Dumas, HuTown Clerk, will receive sealed
to Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Fenner & Smith Inc., Clark Lahdguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct. as
3%s, at a price of 100.10, a street & Kirkpatrick, Inc., and
Dallas, Texas
27 for the purchase of $40,000
Herman Bensdorf & Co., as 4s,
basis of about 3.22%.
water system bonds.
Bond
Sale — The $9,600,000
Due from
4.10s and 4%s, at a price of 100.09,
Juniata College, Huntingdon, Pa.
1963 to 1981 inclusive.
Callable
waterworks
and sanitary sewer
as
of Texas
Bond
Lang,
the
purchase of
$3,280,000 school
revenue
1961
bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1961. Due
ply District No. 1 (P. O. Edinburg),
114r Texas
^ Bend Sale—An issue of $24,000
water bonds Was sold to The First
Legality ap¬ tin. TV
Nashville. v;'v-v
,
Hidalgo County Fresh Water Sup¬
Bass^ BeiVy & Sims,
proved' by
Secretary, will receive
bids
Oct.
Hearne, Texas
A-O.
v
receive
purchase ^of
ciency bonds.
Due
Rapid City, South Dakota
Delmar K.
a.m.
waterworks
DAKOTA
SOUTH
will
bids until 10
31
April 1,
on
Mayor,
son,
from 1963 to 1977 inclusive.
10,000
York Trust
■ft ..'ftft;'7
i St. Joseph, T enn.
ftft Bond
Offering—q4 b.
April 1
3.60s.
New
Co., in New York City. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Sept. 28 was sold to Clement
Evans & Co., Inc., at a price
100.18, a net interest ; cost of
about
Bank
\jniversity of Tennessee (P. O.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Kiioxvtlle), Tenn.
bids until 1:30 p.m.
(MST)- on
Bond Offering — The $670,000
Oct. 26 for the purchase of $600,d ormitory system revenue, series
000 waterworks, series C bonds.
1961 bonds offered on Oct. 11—
on Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1981 in¬
Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on Jan. L
v.
194, p. 1436—were awarded to
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬ from 1964 to 1982 inclusive. Call¬
the Housing and Home Finance
proved by Townsend, Elliott & able as of Jan. 1, 1972. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at any Agency, as 3%s, at a price of par.
Munson, of Philadelphia.
bank or trust company designated
TEXAS ;.
Clairton, Pa.
by the successful bidder. Legality
Bond Sale
The $550,000 city
/' Amarillo,?Texas ■
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
improvement bonds offered on ber, Marquart & Windhorst, of : Bond Offering—J. C.
Lilly, Di¬
Oct. 9
v. 194, p. 1559 — were
Minneapolis.
<
*
ft rector
of
Finance, will receive
awarded to a group composed of
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST)
Selby, S. Dak.
Stroud & Co., Inc., Cunningham,
on
Nov. 14 for the purchase of
Bond Offering—Emanuel Bayer,
Schmertz & Co., Inc., and A. Web¬
$4,250,000 bonds. Dated Nov. 15,
ster Dougherty & Co„ at a price City Auditor, will receive sealed
1961. Due on Nov. 15 from 1962
of 100.038, a net interest cost of bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov..
to 1991 inclusive.
Interest M-N.
about 3.40%, as follows:
1
for
the
purchase of $115,000
Legality, approved
by
McCall,
water improvement, bonds. Dated
$210,000 as 3%s. Due on Oct. 1
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & HorDec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
ton, of Dallas. J \
210,000 as 3%s. >. Due on Oct. 1 1962 to 1981 inclusive; Callable
V
from 1968 to 1973 inclusive.
^ asof Dec. 1, 1972.
Principal and
^
Big Spring, Texas
;V
(J-D)
payable - at any
130,000 as 3.40s.
Due on Oct. 1 interest
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bank or trust company designated be received until 7
from 1974 to 1977 inclusive.
p.m. (CST) oh
by the successful bidder. Legal¬ Oct. 24 for the purchase of $1,Hatboro, Pa.
ity approved by Dorsey, Owen, 125;000 bonds, as follows:
Bond Sale—The $10,000 borough
Barber, Marquart & Windhorst,
$680,000 City improvement, series
improvement bonds offered on of Minneapolis.
^
;
bonds. Due on Nov. 1 from
Oct. 9
v.
194, p. 1327 — were
1969 to 1983 inclusive.
awarded to Harriman Ripley &
TENNESSEE
445,000 Waterworks end sewer
Co., .Inc., as 3%s, at a price of par,
Cleveland* Tenn. ' i •
"system
revenue,
series
A
HaVerford Township (P. O.
bonds. • 'Due on Nov. 1; frofri
Bond Sale—The* $545,000 water
Ha vertown), Pa.
:
1968. to 1988 inclusive. ;
construction
revenue
bonds
of¬
sealed
-V
-V--:
.
19611
Due on June 15 from 1962
2000 inclusive.
Principal and
interest ,(J - D)
payable at the
Bond Sale—An issue -of $70,000
Authority, Pa.
Bond
Monday, October 23, 1961
;
to
school building 1961 bonds offered
194, p. 1435—were awarded to
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 3V8S, at a price of par.
Bond
-
offered
No. 1 (P.
the
on
H
President, will receive sealed bids
11
a.m.
(EST) on Oct. 31
the pruchase of $325,000 dor¬
mitory 1961 revenue bonds. Dated
until
v.
Lucas,
ment bonds;
.
•
Offering—H. V. Manning,
for
•;
College (P. O.
Jenkintown), Pa. ft:
.ft' '
Bond Sale^-The $2,110,000 dor¬
mitory and dining hall, series B
.
Bond Sale—An issue of $20.0,000
Offering—W. M. Carr, Jr.,
City Clerk, .will receive sealed various bonds was sold to Hausbids until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on cher, Pierce & Co., Inc., and R. K.
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $6,- Dunbar & Co., Ltd., as 3%s and
:
650,000 bonds.
Dated June 15, 4s.
:y.
',
University, Orangeburg,
South Carolina
Bond
Brandywine Area Joint School
.
•t
ClaHin
J V
Beaver
will receive
Oct.
office.;,
PENNSYLVANIA
ft
Director of
li¬
f
Nashville, Tenn.™
.
Bond
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ Nov. 8 for the purchase of $848,- April 1, 1961.
Due on April 1
able at the Union Savings Bank &
000 school bonds. Dated Dec.* 1, from 1964 to 2001 inclusive. Le¬
Trust Company, in Steubenville. 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
Legality
Squire, to 1981 inclusive. Principal and & Simons, of Charleston. ;; ; > rft
approved . by
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland*
interest
(J-D)
payable at the Dorchester County School District
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.
CAROLINA
SOUTH
Co., Inc., Kalman & Co., and Ba¬
con, Whipple & Co., at a price of
.
&
of
Chicago;. Chase
Bank, of New York;
Illinois
National
Trust
Co., of Chicago;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs &
Co.; Philadelphia Na¬
tional
Bank;
Eastman
Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
Co.;
White,
Weld & Co.; First National Bank
in Dallas.
First
National
Bank
Portland;,
Carl
of
Ore¬
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; Estabrook & Co.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; W. E. Hutgon,
fc
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(1771)
t
&
ton
Co.;
Georgia,
Trust Company of
Atlanta; Mercantile
in
$800,000
National Bank at Dallas; City Na¬
200,000
City;
Kean, Taylor & Co.;
Eldredge & Co., Inc.; Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., Inc.; Courts &
Grant
Co.
District
sas
Pollok
Eddleman,
;-v
&
1
1978 to
Rock
Fosdick,
Moses Lake School
(P. O. Ephrata),
Bond
on
of
Sale—The $800,000
school
series A 1961
bonds; offered on
11—v.
- Oct.
194, p. 1328—were
ing-W. " B., Hibbs
& Co.,
Inc.; awarded to John Nuveen & Co.,
at a price of par, a net interest
Hannahs, 'Ballin '& Lee; R. D.
White & Co.; National Bank, of., cost of about 3.77%, as follows: ■v
tional
Tacoma; First Na¬
.Trust. Co,K.-.of
Eank
.
$271,000
from 1963 to
•
Dallas;;,
Webster Dougherty &
v
•
First
,
Vidor Indep. School District,
Texas '".J-
Bond Sale—The $100,000
offered
bonds
house
/>
school
Oct.
on
/
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Weslaco; Texas
Sale—An is^ue of
•
+
Bond
■
sold
was
Co;, Inc.
to
;
./
Lean
:
.
(EST)
on
chase
of
;
:
Dec.
1961.
Due
1981
inclusive.
terest
on
Interest
Preston, Thorgrimson, Horo¬
witz, Starin & Ellis, of Seattle.
by
improvement
awarded to
Virginia Offering — Mrs.
;
Bond
Eva
(EST)
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Oct. 31 for the purchase
nurses'
000
bonds.
Due
on
July
Dated
S.
University of
bids
17
1:30
until
Nov.
July 1 from 1963 to 2000
Interest J-J.
Legality
inclusive.
the
for
John
—
receive
Due
Look,
*:
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•
Bond
Sale
—
school bonds offered
on
1560—were awarded to
The Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,
•V'v/ 194,
tie.
p.
Winston
Barksdale
•/././.
Salem,
-
'&
Co.,
Thorgrimson,
Ellis, of Seat;
y
Gilbert, W. Va.O f f
Bond
e r
i
n
g—James
W.
Recorder, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 7 for the purchase
of $179,000 water revenue, series
A
bonds.
Dated April- 1,
1961.
E ue on April 1 from 1965 to 1995
Town
Davis,
inclusive.
Principal
and
Virginia (State of)
Barron,
sealed
ceive
(EST) on Nov. 2 for the purchase of $2,000,000 road bonds.
ffmm
'
Dated Nov. 1, 1861. Dueinclusive.
on Nov.
1
from
1962 to 1986
Principal
the
at
interest
and
State
Treasurer's
payable
office.
'
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
need across
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the world.
gift
thru
package
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
.
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.
1961
1
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(CST)
for the purchase
school
;
j
No- 1* Wls-
Offering—Robt.W.Meyer,
bids until 8 p.m.
31
.
•
Villages Joint School District
Bond
.building
bonds.
Due on Nov.
.
on
Oct.
of $1,600,000
and ;equipment
Dated
Nov.
4
Oct/31 for the purchase of
/
;
school
000
1961. Due
1, 1961.
$136,-
Nov.
Dated
bonds.
1,
Nov. 1 from 1962 to
on
inclusive. Interest M-N.
1981
D'
Philomene
Ste.
Offering
Bond
■
t
Egan School
J.
—
':
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C. Jacob,
Fabreville, Quebec*
.
/
L. Nault,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
(EDST)
purchase of
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
25
Oct.
on
for
the
$105,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from 1962
$650,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from 1962
1981" inclusive. /
" V
■
Offering—Jean
Bond
-
,
to
1981
'
inclusive.
Timothee Parish, Quebec
St.
to
Bond Offering
—
.,.
Floriarf Paie-
ment,
Paris
Secretary-Treasur¬
Offering—Fernand Denis
Secretary
Tfeastirer, will; er, will receive sealed bids until
receive sealed bids .until 8 p.m. 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 30 for the
Bund
Town
f\ *■'
(EDST)
Oct. 25 for the pur«; purchase of
on
$1,254,000 town improve¬
Nov. 1, 196L
Due on Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1981
inclusive.
r
chase of
JBond Sale—An issue of $450,000: city. improvement bonds of¬
fered on Sept/ 25 was sold to a
bonds. Dated
ment
composed of Rene-T. Leclerc, Inc., L. G. Beaubien & Co.,
Ltd., and Credit Interprovincial,
Ltd., at a price of 97.39, a net in¬
terest cost of about 5.70%, as fol¬
$52,006
bonds. Dated Nov.
Nov.
1
1981
to
1962
from
system
sewer
1, 1961. Due on
inelu
sive. Interest M-N.
■'
lows:'
1,
1 from 1963 to
1961r
1981
/•
/••
•„
as 5s.
from 1962 to
$161,000
289,000
from
...
Commission,
Carleton
..
Sale—An
Bond
issue
of
Bond Offering—Roland
ger,
of¬
to
bonds
school
ceive sealed bids until
of
Nov.
offered on Sept. 27
sold to Boisvert & Co.,
at
Ltd.,
1 from
$693,-
improvement bonds of¬
fered on Sept. 26 was sold to a
syndicate composed of the Do¬
minion
Securities
Corp.,
Ltd.,
school
bonds.
1, 1961. Due on Nov.
1962 to 1981 inclusive. In¬
terest M-N.
Hull, Quebec
Bond Offering—Roland
TEMPORARY
Stevens,
receive sealed
(EDST) on Oct.
24 for the purchase of $1,089,500
city improvement bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from
Clerk,
City
Bookkeepers
will
bids until 3 p.m.
city
$670,500
p.m.
pur¬
price of 99.05.
a
as
.....
chase
Dated
7:15
for the
31
Oct.
on
School Commission,
was
Boulan¬
Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
(EST)
Sale—An issue of $56,500
Bond
Charlesbourg, Quebec
500
on
price of 97;07.
North
Ham
price of 95.15, a basis of
a
6.18%.
a
offered
Quebec
1
Township, Quebec
township improvement bonds
fered
on
Sept. 19 was sold
Placements
Kennebec,
Inc.,
about
1 Ltd., at
Sale—An issue of $60,000
Bond
Sept. 27
sold to J. F, Simard & Co.,
bonds
school
was
as 5y2S. / Due on Oct.
1972 to 1981 inclusive.
Quebec
Sale—An issue of $96,000
Bond
■
on Oct.
1971 inclusive.
Due
Shawinigan Catholic School
Commission, Quebec
Gatineau Catholic School
,
1981
1962 to
Lake
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., La
Maison
Bienvenue, Ltd., Belan-
inclusive.
Available days or
For short or long
Bkkpr.-Typists
F/C Bkkprs.
Asst.
Megantic, Quebec
evenings
periods
Bkkpr.-Stenographera
Bkkprs.
of $367,-
Machine Bookkeepers
Inc., and J. C. Boulet, Ltd., at ,,000 town improvement bonds of¬
fered on Sept. 26 was sold to a
price of 94.68, a net interest
group
composed of The Banque
cost of about 5.88%, as follows:
Provinciale du Canada, Belanger,
$533,500 as 5s.
Due on Oct. 1
Inc., Gaston Laurent, Inc., and
from 1962 to 1976 inclusive.
Morgan, Ostiguy & Hudon, Ltd.,
160,000 as 53/4s
Due on Oct. 1, at a
price of 98.007.
Stock Transfer Clerks
Bond
Sale—An
issue
ger,
a
1976.
Chicoutimi-North Sch. Commission,
.-/District Clerk, wilLreceive, sealed
•
/
,
non
York 16, N.Y.
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Butler and Le„.
Menomonee fa„s
CARE
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WISCONSIN
sendsi one
the
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EDST)
on
Oct. 23 for the purchase of
Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Quebec
Governor, will re¬
bids until 1
p.m.
Iff
y
(%
'M
clusive. Interest M-N.
5V2S, at
Bond Offering—William Wal¬
lace
until
Malloux,
Offering—J. A.
Bond
bids
Quebec
Gerard God-
—
Commission,
1 from 1962 to 1981
Nov.
on
School
Honore
Quebec
'
1981
(EST) on Oct.- 30 for the
purchase
of ^$62,500
aqueduct
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1981 in¬
interest
(A-O) payable at the State Sink¬
ing Fund Commission Office. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
' 1
West
Offering
Gairdner & Co.,
group
VIRGINIA
WEST
and Horner,
jointly, at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 3.30%, as follows:
of
1, 1967. Principal and inter¬
(J-D) ..payable at the State
r office.
Legality Ap¬
proved by Preston,
Oct. 11— Horowitz, Starin &
St.
;p.m.
Treasurer's
The $1,000,000
improve¬
1, 1961.
1962 to
1 from
follows:
as
Commission, Quebec
will receive sealed
June
est.
Quebec,
Erummohdville School Commission,
bout, Village Secretary-Treasurer,
bids until 6:30
purchase
to
(P. O. Room
228, Finance Building, Capitol
Square, Richmond), Va.
^
Montgomery County
Other members of the syndicate
inclusive.
Beaupre, Quebec
Bond
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962
1991 inclusive. Callable as of
City.
?
Credit
sealed
Nov.
Dated
Nov.
on
city
$192,000
1
were
Secretary-Treasurer,
City
reecive
Due
inclusive.
sealed
000.000 general tuition fee reve¬
nue,
series D bonds. Dated Dec,,
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
burn & McCarthy, of New York
to
seweY'bonds'. Dated Nov.
Oct. 26 for the pur¬
bonds.
ment
(PST)
on
of $3,-
p.m.
of
chase
1
8 p.m.
until
(EDST) on Oct. 23 for the
purchase of $300,000 aqueduct and
City Secretary^-Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
7
p.m.
on
1966 inclusive.
as 5%s.
Due on Oct.
from 1972 to 1981 inclusive.
Treasurer, will
-
bids
1962 to
149,000
•
Offering—Georges Blan^
chard,
will
>
jBeauport'West, Quebec
>
Bond Offering?—Roland Lortie,
(EDST)
syndicate headed
a
as 5%s.
Due on Oct.
from 1967 to 1971 inclusive.1
Douville, Quebec
,
Blair
Quebec
Offering
Luc
from
price of 98.65.
a
Bond
Nov. 1 from 1962 to
on
Commission,
47,500
p.m.
Washington, Wash.
will
Inc., at
.
syndicate
Lehman Broth¬
Offering
Bond
Comptroller,
1960.
sold
was
will receive
(EST) on
inclUSiVfe.
1981
inclusive.
1981
to
sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
1961. Due
on
reve¬
1,
Quebec
Offering—Charles Poulin,
school
000
Oct. 1, 1971.
on
School
Ltd., Banque Canadienne Nationale, J. T. Gendron, Inc., Lagueux
1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from 1962
& DesRochers, Ltd., Greenshields
to 1981 inclusive. Interest M-N.
& Co., Inc., J. E. LaFlamme, Ltd.,
Disraeli School Commission, Que.
Corporation de Prets de Quebec,
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000 Garneau, Boulanger, Ltd., and Os¬
school bonds offered on Sept. 25 car Dube & Co., Inc.
1 for the purchase of $765,bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Nov.
on
Co., Inc., B. J. Van Ingeri &
Co., and Wm. P. Harper & Son
& Co.
'
:,y;
of $500,-
1960
residence
nue
sealed
6s. Due
by Grenier, Ruel & Co., Inc., at a
on Nov. 2 for the purchase
$60,000 aqueduct, drainage and
fire protection bonds. Dated Nov.
Commission,
Secretary-Treasurer,
as
Felicien
27 was sold to
p.m.
of
inclusive.
1981
Sch.
&
Thompson, Secretary, will receive
..
1962
from
7:30
(EST)
will
p.m.
on
to
1
1
Oct. 25 for the pur¬ price of 98.31, a net interest cost
$880,500 school bonds. of about 5.80%, as follows:
1, 1961. Due on Nov.
$303,500 as 5s.
Due on Oct. 1
,
Secretary
receive
jat a
Inc.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
ers,
...
7
until
BeauceVille-East
/
follows:
Town
Oct. 25 for the pur¬
chase
of $215,000
school bonds.
Dated Nov. T, 1961. Due on Nov.
Other members 'of the
were. as
of Danville,
Hospital
bids
sealed
(EDST)
-
City.
Memorial
Co.
Stuart &
price of 100.031.
:
•
receive
Oct.
on
Secretary-Treasurer, will
Offering—L. P. LaPlante
Bond
Louis
-
Rompre, Secretary-Treasurer,
194, p.
1212—were
syndicate headed by
a
Halsey,
Legality approved by Wood, King,
Dawson & Logan, of New York
Offered
bonds
-
11—v.
Oct.
payable at The Citi¬
(J-J)
National Bank, "of Hampton.
zens
O. Tacoma),
(P.
Washington
Bond Sale—The $2,400,000 port
in¬
and
Tacoma
Jean
^
St.
Courville, Quebec
inclusive.
1981
Offering
Bond
of
Port
1962 to
from
1
Principal
1861.
20,
1,
Dec.
Dated
bonds.
Co., as 5s. Dated Sept.
Due on Sept. 20, 1973.
M-S. Legality approved
& Son &
er
?
Nov. 15 for the pur¬
$4,000,000 general im¬
provement
-
Sale—An issue of $64,513
improvement district No. 5
bonds was sold to Win. P. Harp¬
nett, Secretary of the State Commisison of Local Debt, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon
.
Bond
to
178,000
Bond
until
bids
1962
from
1
School Commission, Que.
Barraute
^
Mountlake Terrace, Washt
Gordon Ben-
1962
Due
Nov.
on
from
1
Mc¬
.
5%s.
as
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
inclu¬
1981
to
1
on
of
Dated
of
Dated
local
Hampton, Va.
.
&
Bond
>
VIRGINIA
Bond Offering—J.
f
$635,-
'• •/./_,
/..Y./.J.
Seattle, and
Co.j jointly. ; . •
in
(EDST)
chase
Oct. 24 for the pur¬
$169,500 school bonds.
Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Nov.
(EDST)
chase
sealed
ceive
tour, Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids Until 7:30 p.m.
v.
—
Commerce,
improvement bonds
R. A. Underwood &
various
000
-
bonds
offered ,oh
194, p. 1560 — were
awarded to The National Bank of
Oct." 16
•
.
Kitsap County (P. O. Port
Wash. • '
41,000
of $1,-
let, Secfetary=Treasurer, will re¬
Ahdre Mon¬
—
1962
from
1
Oct.
on
Dumas,
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
Bond Sale—An issue of $113,500
on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of
village
improvement bonds of¬ $300,00 school bonds. Dated Nov."
fered
on
Sept. 19 was sold to 1, 1961. Due on Nov; 1 from 1962
Placements Kennebec, Inc., at a to 1981 inclusive/ '
price of 96.40.
/
/. /■•/"'" / \
Ste-Foy School Commission, Que.
Coaticooh School Commission, Que.
Bolid Sale—An issue of $500,Bond Dfferlng-^Jeaii-Nil Dro=- 000 school bonds offered on
Sept.
Commission, Quebec
Offering
purchase
Chute-aux-Outardes, Quebec
quebec
Bond
the
sive. Interest M-N.
Banlieue Des Trois-Rivieres School
improvement
.
Dallas
.
Due on Nov. 1
Bond Sale—The $240,000 county
-
Nov.
v
■/'
/'• ,Orchard),
■;
9—
inclusive.
Nov. 1
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive,
for
30
Due
5s.
as
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
688,000 various city improvement
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on
*
.
33/4s, Due' on Nov. 1
as
Oct.
$290,500
Chap-
will
receive
p.m. (EST) on
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8
Bank, in Janesville. Legality approved- by Chapman & Cutler, of
from 1977 to 1981 inclusive.
;•
194, p. 1436—were awarded to
Rupe & Son, Inc., as 4%s.
v,
;
-
267>000 as 37/ss;
Co.; H. J. Steele & Co.,- and
of Texas Corp.; * •
*'
.
:
v
on
to A1981
1962
Chicago.
y from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
KfcClung t; & f; Knicker*, ^138,000
bocker; A.
Due
p.m.
Oct. 30 for the purchase
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Rock County National
Due on Nov. 1
.1970 inclusive. •
124,000 as 3V2S.
•
Co.; Texas Bank & Trust Co;, of
V;:
33/4s/
as
"
f
.
Oklahoma City; Barrow, Leary &
2
until
Offering—Gaston
City
leau,
$2,500,000 county home bonds.
Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Nov.
from
1
Interest
Chomedey, Quebec
Bond
Dated
.
Washingtonj-
bids
sealed
(CST)
Ostiguy & Hudon, Ltd., and Veillet, Langlois & Courtmanche, Inc.,
at a price of 98.575, a net interest
cost of about 5.94%, as follows:
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1981
County, Wis.
County Clerk, will re¬
ceive
161
Washington
Inc.; Dallas Union Securities Co.;
Peoples National Bank of Char¬
lottesville; • Folger, Nolan, Flem-
to
M-N.
Offering—Walter M. Lin-
Bond
dermann,
No.
1, 1961. Due
1962
Herriott
Clemons, of Milwaukee.
WASHINGTON
County,
Nov.
Legality
M-N.
Interest
by Quarles,
1
Due on June
1981 inclusive.
3.40s.
as
from
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan¬
on June
1977 inclusive.
1962 to
inclusive.
approved
3y4s/Due
as
from
'
.
Bond
Quebec
.
,
Offering—David
Bouch¬
Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids until 7 p.m.
er,
Oct. 30 for the pufchSSe
$1,025,000 school bonds. Dated
(EST)
"of
on
Renaud
Bond
School
Commission,
was
Sale—An
sold
to
a
of
HOURLY RATES
Call
issue of $510,Sept.
.
.
.
LO 4-5849
Bookkeepers Temporary
1441 Broadway,
syndicate com¬
Banque Provinciale du
Canada, Belanger, Inc., Durocher,
Rodrique & Co., Ltd., Morgafi,
posed
PERSONNEL
Que.
000 school bonds offered on
18
BONDED
TOP NOTCH
N.Y.C. LO 4-5849
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