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and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
1839
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
Number
194
6103
New York 7, N.
Y., Monday, October 30, 1961
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD-A
M Instrument, Inc.—Common
&
This
shares of
basis
with
amendment.
the
SEC
Oct.
on
City,
registration statement includes (1)
and
the
to
underwriter
for
cent
1
covering
19
shares sold
12,000
each,
exercisable
2,000 shares underlying like warrants to be
The
facturer
to
50
at
of
distributor
Angeles;
150,000
and
In This Issue
*Does
per
Stock and Bond Quotations
to be
share,
warrants
$4 per
at
standardization
for
products,
is
there
will
be
facilities,
sold to Townsend.
moving
to
set-up
and
commitment
no
added
addition
at
working
research
for
expenses
for
present
development
and
new
a
plant),
such
capital.
indebtedness, .the
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
of
Cincinnati
has
company
Capital Corp.—Common Registered-—
be
corporation
supplied
The
by
of
7720
Wisconsin
Ave.,
amendment.
(formerly
company
/"•'<«
Allied
Small
Investment
Business
■,
a
25
addition
UNDERWRITERS—The
37
William
37
37
Cruttenden,
Coast
Stock
Stock
holders
Stock
group
194,
of
common
stock,
Claude
19.6%.
own
of
A.
has
management
the
company
which
is
Jessup
listed
A.
38
Oct.
equipment
and
Alyeska
of
working
P.
O.
filed
1961
Averages------ 37
Alaska,
is
engaged
in
&
The
corporation
shares
common
Norman
and
American
(par
E.
the
semi-rigid
The
be
to
Bridge
Statement
Reserve
Twelve
ordered
at
covering 75,000
through Diran,
A"
$4,
;■"
•
N.,
containers.
Co.,
Questioned
Inc.—Registration
under
proceedings
the
Act
Securities
of
1933
registration statement filed by this company,
of
1472 Broadway, New York City, is false and misleading in respect
to various material facts and, if so, whether a "stop order" should be
issued' suspending the statement.
A hearing for the purpose of taking
evidence
scheduled
is
American
Finance
for
Nov.
6,
1961.
filed
.
The
Ohio
Pierce,
stock
purchase
consisting
Of
the
standing
6%
to
be
to be offered for public sale in units each
debenture, 30 common shares and 10 warrants.
shares,
Fred
of
shares
25,000
Nives,
aggregate
an
of
Member
of
were
to
come
from
the
President and founder of the com¬
shares, or 65% of the out¬
A portion of the net proceeds to the company from
financing was to be used for the retirement of $182,000
debentures due Dec. 31, 1961, and the balance was
stock:
added
The
to
funds
stop
various
general
and
order
funds
of
the
company,
borrowing
capacity.
proceedings
question
adequacy
contained
disclosures
informational
the
thereby
4;
in
the
increasing
its
the following: (1) The terms of
credit arrangements between AFC
the minimum amount of AFC de¬
bentures, subordinated to its indebtedness to banks, which are required
to be issued and outstanding;
and (b)
the amount of earned surplus
which must be maintained by AFC in
the absence of consent of its
creditors, and the effect of such condition on the declaration and pay¬
ment of dividends on the company's common stock. (2) The arrange¬
ments by which AFC has obtained financing from its inception to date,
particularly:
(a)
the credit or financial arrangements obtained for
AFC by or through Herman William Brann during the period he was
the chairman of the company's Board of Directors or the owner of 50%
of its common stock;
and (b) the past and present interest of Brann
or
members of his family in financial
institutions which were or are
creditors of AFC or owners of securities issued by it. (3) The efforts
respect,
among
existing
loans,
and
creditors,
on
its
AFC's
ment
of
allotment
Standard
other
Bankers
end
business
Defense,
checks.
particularly:
operations of regulations or directives of the Depart¬
the Air Force, and the Army relating to class "E"
(4)
The
description
of
the
business
operations
of
Inc. (Standard), Baltimore sub¬
sidiary of AFC, particularly: (a)'the connection of Standard's business
operations with the AFC's automobile finance business, and the signifi¬
Savings
&
Loan
Association,
1,857
1,857
2,321
Co
&
Co.
&
Inc..
3,018
3,214
Co.
2,786
3.482
-—1*.
3,018
4,821.
.
^
4,179
.
3,482
.
4,179
>
3,214
Wulbern,
Neuhaus
Biddle
&
&
Inc.
2,786
2,143
.
Inc
Co.,
Co.
&
1,857
2,679
2,321
2,143
!.
Co
2,321
2,679
.
1
3,018
—4,821
——.
Condition
Reserve
the
Banks...
of
46
Midland
Marine
sonnel.
(6)
accountants
earnings
United
the
Forces
Armed
certified
who
&
parts
surplus.—V.
earned
Foreign
AFC's
of
193,
to
and
1,857
for
agent
the
pursuant
The Trust
in
to
the
and
First
from
ceeds
Boston
the
Oct.
made
was
Corp.
will
sale
26
$10,125
received
share.
per
by Electric
sale
About
11%
is
International
Ainerford
to
holding
a
com¬
anticipated that
p. 1273. i
the
trend
toward
194,
Corp.
—
Common
Stock
The stock
all
was
in
dated
District
the
July
suitable
bearing
300,
sooner
13th
608
St.,
22
interests
is
investors
provide
to
shares
transferable
including
with
apartment
houses,
office
buildings,
Federal
is
Trust
under
shareholders
will
be
in
Trust
such
in
vestment
to
order
Internal
to
Revenue
90%
the
does
operating
Code
will
which
not be
taxed
shareholders.
the
to
Although
PROCEEDS—The
payment
of
contemplates
order
cities;
of
all
net
proceeds
expenses
of
use
their
these
priority:
$20,000
Airport;
was
on
$15,000
to
are
its
at
by
the
$203,000.
company
The
brokerage
Florida
facilities
facilities
to
at
after
company
in the following manner,
establish sales offices in
to
customs
relocating
realized
estimated
proceeds
$30,000
establish
for
to be
and
in
foreign
Idlewild
Miami
Inter¬
ef¬
invest¬
to itsc*.
income
Trust,
the
Dec¬
to conduct the business of the
that it would not qualify as a "real estate in¬
the
Trustees
have
no
intention
doing
of
period of time, not expected to extend beyond Dec.
of
any
became
"real estate
a
ordinary
its
of
GIVING
EFFECT TO
Beneficial
Interest
($1
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and
a
Outstanding
529,200 shs.
Unlimited
par)_
after
so
31, 1963.
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorised
Shares
hold
not
history.
."real estate investment trust"
this amendment,
yearly
once,
presently
no
a
as
permits the Trustees
manner
trust,"
are
has
that such income
only
Trust
a
the
distribute
taxed
of
principally in intereststates, political sub¬
and accounts in fi¬
insured by an instrumentality
Trust
The
and
1961. Under
1,
must
laration
accounts
designed to qualify
Jan.
on
trust"
limited
which
mortgages,
amendment
an
fective
investments, be invested
Government.
or
hotels,
and in-"
income-produc¬
the acquisition
conditions
contained in
the
underwriting agreement,
the underwriters named
below
have
severally agreed to purchase from the Trust and the Trust has agreed
to sell to
the underwriters the number of shares set forth opposite
respective
names:
Shares
Shares
incorporated under the laws of the State
June
22,
1948
and
is engaged primarily in the
international air and ocean freight forwarding business.
It is licensed
with
the
Civil
Aeronautics
Board
as
an
International
Air
Freight
Forwarder
and
registered with the Federal Maritime Board as an
Ocean Freight Forwarder.
York
New
oppor¬
an
("Shares"), an interest
consisting principally of
properties
of the Federal Government,
respective instrumentalities,
their
property
The
but
estate
real
and
institutions
the
real
their
sold.
BUSINESS—Company
of
W.,
N.
office~i's"*tO bs"iocated--ftt-.A6Qfl Lee High-
Trust
through
obligations
divisions
of
.
1961,
14,
ter¬
the Declaration of Trust.
of
Suite
at
estate.
perpetuity unless
Of¬
offering circular, V. S.
Wickett & Co., Inc., and Thomas, Williams & Lee, Inc.,
both of New York City, offered 75,000 shares of the
company's 100 par commop stock at $3.50 per share.
Sept.
a
located
an
income-producing
CAPITALIZATION
fered—Pursuant
of Trust
in
continue
real
trust created
centers,
ment
of its 1960 total corporate net income came
sources and it
will continue.—V.
non-utility
diversification
the
of
own,
estate
nancial
Pro¬
with utility subsidiaries operating in 8 Latin American countries.
utility subsidiaries derive about 97% of their revenues from the
of electricity and the balance from gas, telephone and transporta¬
businesses.
tion
New York, is
194,
estate,
of
Bond
.
BUSINESS—American of 100 Church St.,
appointed
Offered—Pursuant
centers, store buildings, warehouses,-medical
parking lots and other income-producing real
vesting in mortgages secured by commercial, and other
ing real estate. The proceeds of the sale will, pending
Co.^
completion of the offering will
hold 3,627,200 shares of American
& Foreign Power
common stock, or 49.6% of the total outstanding.
The
been
Va.
purpose
to
Declaration
a
shall
and
D. C.,
diversified
real
& Share Co. which upon
pany
has
corporation.—V.
shopping
Offered—
by Lazard Freres &
at
be
The
tunity
in
per¬
5,
business
a
with the provisions
accordance
Arlington,
way,
is
company
amended.
minated
sale
secondary offering of 220,000 common shares of this
firm's stock
the
motels,
Co.—Common
Power
York
of
stock
common
the
of
-
Inc.^-Appointment—
New
be used for investment in
Columbia
as
consolidated
of
of
divid¬
stock
common
—
Oct.
an
BUSINESS—The
firm of public
a
summary
Co.,
transfer agent and
and
*
-
:
of
1897.
p.
: "—
19, 1961 prospectus, Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Inc., St. Louis, publicly offered 500,000 shares of bene¬
ficial interest of this Trust at $10 per share. Net pro¬
government
and Robins,
The independence of Winters
and
American
A
States
stock
B
■'
Trust
An -office-of-the- Trust. i§
of
class
1713.
p.
American Realty Trust—Securities
to
the
revocationi.:and, .(c)
the
for
104,
1715.•
p.
operations to the operations
AFCfs-4m&iness-of-.such
of
Co., has been appointed sole
agent
American Precision Industries,
The
46
of
Trust
Washington
or
(a)
3,018
2,143
3,482
_
Lerchen
disbursing
transfer
unregistered securities by Standard in violation of Sections 5 an3T7'~"
the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and the contingent liabilities
resulting therefrom.
(5)
The Presidential order discpntinuing the
privilege of free transportation to the United States of foreign-manu¬
factured
automobiles
at
government expense,
previously granted to
to
items,
credit agreements,
2,321
2,143
Co
of
from
accuracy of
AFC
prospectus,
and
2,321
3,482
Co
corporation.—V.
of
Banks
System.
Statement
Federal
Standard's
■xonseauencefl.
130,000
subordinated
capital
with
common
owns
proposed
of
75,000 shares of common stock and 25,000 common
$200
one
holdings
who
its
warrants,
75,000
personal
pany,
this
of
("AFC")
2,925
2,679
.
—
Carrison,
Yarnall,
17,040
2,679
Sons
Brothers
Underwood,
of AFC; (b) the risk,
in view of the nature of actual business conducted by Standard, that its
charter as a Savings and Loan Association may be revoked, and the
•>
registration statement on May
2, 1961, seeking registration of $500,000 of 6% convertible subordinated
debentures due 1971,
of
members
a
From the
3,375
Co.
Inc
of
.
Long
Island City, N. Y.
is
and sale of cellulose-acetate and
Plaza
stock:
common
19,660
-
&
Peabody & Co. Inc..:
Langley & Co.
1
Lehman
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings—______
45
cance
to be used_lgtr^ebt,a'^^yj«£^»
design, manufacture
plastic type transparent
whether
"Reg.
a
offered
Y. Proceeds are
Finance
has
SEC
determine
filed
1961
cent)
one
N.
27-01
American
to
19,
of
severally
the purchase
selling stock¬
2,679
&
Hutton
WJC.
the
Corp.—Files With SEC—
wor-king-capitair—■'
of
in
engaged
Oct.
on
Co., Inc.,
&
equipment
other
Cellubox
shares
of
Co.
ceeds will
American
have
in
the
—
Hutto'n
Kidder
766,
p.
numbers
Inc.—
Co.,
Edwards
F.
W.
Corporation and Investment News__
1
City Bond Offerings—52
Dividends Declared and Payable-":.
11
Foreign Exchange Rates—
46
a
Anchorage,
1882,
Box
G.
&
E,
General
outstanding
officials as
'v.'
operation of ski facilities.—V« 190,
below
from
Appointment—
Consolidated
capital.
options'.
Additional
—
contained
and
Co.
&
Hallgarten
&
J. A. Hogle &
Miscellaneous Features
"Reg. A" covering 240,000
common
shares (no par)
to be offered at $1.25, through Paul Nichols
Co.,
Inc., Anchorage, Alaska. Proceeds
are
to be used for buildings,
12,
the company
Co,
Watling,
Alyeska Ski Corp.—Files With SECon
&
Ferris
37
Condition
corporation
named
conditions
and
respective
Podesta
43
Bond
underwriters
terms
Co.
&
Blair
Dain
Drexel
37
Federal
The
Weld
M.
J.
Transactions American Stock Exchange
President.—V.
as
to the
purchase from
following
White,
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
1049.
p.
the
38
Markets
and
* 184,500
Company Stkhldrs.
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
SEC Index.:'of Stock Prices.,.!—__W——-I 37
Corp.)
to
39
Dow-Jones
Outstanding
From the
35
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
jW
subject
35
Exchange.
Stock
agreed,
State and
indebtedness,
FINANCING
500,000
par_
Heritage Publishing Co., Inc.
46
Toronto
debenture.
certain
to
shares
134,263
a
subordinated
5%
a
PRESENT
109.
p.
agreement,
.
is' licensed under the Small Business Investment Act of 1958 and is
a
closed-end, non-diversified investment as defined in the Investment
Act of
1940. Net proceeds
from
the stock sale,
together
with
proceeds of a loan from the Small Business Act, will be used
to provide equity capital and
long-term loans to small business con¬
cerns.
A portion of such proceeds may be applied to the reduction of
outstanding indebtedness of $137,000 to Small Business Act evidenced
In
TO
follow:
35
Company
by
EFFECT
35
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange______
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Bethesda, Md., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 20 covering 200,000 shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters
headed by Allen
& Co. The public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
The registration statement
also includes 13,427 shares which the
company proposes to
offer for
subscription by common stockholders at the rate of one share for each
10
shares
held.
The record
date
and
subscription price are also to
This
194,
cents
10
American
30
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Allied
working capital.
GIVING
include 20,000 shares reserved for Restricted Stock
Pacific
plant (although
and the balance
outstanding
241,500 shares of common stock (after giving effect to a recent 5,625for-1 stock split), of which Max Liebler, President, and Abram Ackerman,
Secretary-Treasurer, own of record 46.58% each.
In
additional
Financing Details—Our Oct. 23, 1961 issue reported the
sale on Oct. 20 of 140,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $14.50 per share.
Additional financing details
13
._
not
Exchange___-_-______
Detroit Stock ExchangeRange for week ending Oct. 20__
Range for week ending Oct. 27___
Midwest Stock Exchange..
new
.
certain
to
the
—V.
Page
New York Stock
instrument
for
for
stock
Common
the prin¬
cents
$23,000
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
testing and measuring devices
for the electrical and electronic industry and it sells primarily to indus¬
trial customers, and government agencies.
The net proceeds from the"
stock sale will be used to repay short-term loans, for the purchase of
machinery and instruments for the enlargement of calibration and
ana
MISCELLANEOUS
•
Airport; $20,000 for promotion and advertising; $75,000 for
establishing freight forwarding facilities in Chicago, Boston and Los
$20,000 for
additional
furniture,
equipment and
supplies
filed
(formerly A & M Instrument Service, Inc.) is a manu¬
company
INSURANCE
•
national
Y.,
headed
cipal underwriter and 3,000 shares to Townsend, all
share, and
(2)
10,000 shares underlying three-year
sold
N.
by A. J. Frederick Co., Inc.
The
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
$5,000 finder's fee is payable to Stanley J. Townsend.
A
INDUSTRIAL
•
Registered—
Island
Long
stock, to be offered for public sale on an all or none
underwriters
offering
public
Avenue,
31st
statement
common
through
The
of 48-01
company,
registration
a
PUBLIC UTILITY■
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. Inc. 175,000
A.
C.
A.
G.
Allyn
&
Edwards
Jones,
Kreeger
H.
Peet
O.
&
Newhard,
Cook
Reinholdt
&
&
Busch,
Balogh
&
&
I.
Josey
10,000
Co
&
.
10,000
10,000
—
10,000
Co.
30,000
Co
30,000
Stix
30,000
Strader
Co.
20,000
Beil
20,000
Eppler,
McCourtney-Breckenridge
Inc—
Sons
&
Co
&
Gardner
30,000
Bramman-SchmidtWhite
H.
Kilgore Sanderson &
McCarley & Co. Inc
15,000
Co.,
Inc
Co.,
Inc._
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co.,
&
&
15,000
10,000
Inc.
10,000
&
Guerin
Co.
Straus,
Co.,
Hough,
Turner,
Inc.
Co.,
Co.
&
Inc.——
Inc
7,500
Inc.
Blosser
10,000
7,500
&
7,500
-
McDowell
—
&
7.500
Shares
Shares
Edward
D.
Jones
Cochran
&
Co.
&
Co.,-'
5,000
—V.
194,
5,000
Semple, Jacobs & Co., Inc.
5,000
Co..—
&
Franfc
Henry,
Wm.
5,000
Inc.
T. C. Henderson & Co.,
Barrett,
Milburn,
5,000
&
C.
Rpney
& Co
■
5,000
5,000
S.ates
p.,419.
proceeds
Capital Corp.—Common Of¬
England
New
ness
this firm's common stock
made Oct. 27 with the offering of 175,000 shares at
as
was
ment
investment
Putnam & Co., Hartford, Conn., and
of
company
150
Causeway
Act
of
of
1940
as,
a
The
company.
closed-end,
of
Jnmsjtmenis. in any
business concern/ although
small
backlog of larger issues is off but $60 million from last week's figure.
In this week's
WEEK'S
ARE
BIGGEST
BIGGEST
AND
BID
was
not
AND
PORT
The
,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
The
$78,540,000 NEW HOUSING AUTHORITIES bonds will dominate Wednesday's
offerings
which,
also,
include
possible negotiated
VIRGINIA
STATE
PORT
AUTHORITY'S $28 million (via Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. and
underwriters
to
be
Allen
revenue
bonds; Philadelphia will offer $19 million, and
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL BUILDING
Golkin,
Bomback
slated
Also
for
Co.
&
UTILITIES CORP.
on
CORf\, IND. bids for $4,835,000.
introducing
anticipate
common
302,000
shares
Friday.
of
CONSUMERS
this
stock, and the Goldman, SaehS $25 million FAMILY FINANCE CORP. debentures.
The tables below
indicate the financing state of affairs insofar
as
corporations and
state-municipal issuers have announced their capital needs. Even though this month
a quiet Election Day-Veterans Day holiday week, it should go down
as
an active month of financing.
will have
FOUR-WEEK
4„
Corporates
Municipals*
Financings
$141,433,000
99,966,600
$249,639,000
204,661,000
184,529,000
18,270,000
$391,072,000
304,627,600
425,502,400
114,111,950
6-Nov. 11—
Nov. 13<-Nov. 18__
131,977,700
88,446,600
108,995,700
Nov. 20-Nov. 24—
69,390,700
26,451,250
240,973,400
95,841,950
$298,668,400
$297,627,800
$279,546,550
$265,351,650
$578,214,950
$562,979,450
Total-
data
week's
Last
*$i million
Total of Both
Total
Stocks
$85,780,000
11,520,000
Nov.
$657,099,000 $1,235,313,950
$713,229,000 $1,276,208,450
Includes Virginia./£tate'< Fort Autfttyrity :$28~milU&n nvypz*;
tiation tentatively set for Nov. 1 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
and Blyth & Co.; the negotiated Oklahoma Turnpike Authority $56.5 million bond
issue (via Allen & Co. syndicate)
tentatively set for Nov. 2; and the negotiated
Florida Turnpike Authority $160 million sale (via Dillon, Read & Co. syndicate)
aiming for sometime in November. Add $30 million Ohio for Nov. 21; Georgia Ports
Authority $9.5 million for Nov. 16; and $6,265,000 for San Juan Unified School Dist.,
Calif, for Nov. 15 to the above table.
.I
or more.
Last Week
This Week
Corporate bonds with dates—
Corporate bonds without dates.
bonds—
$469,923,500 (36)
228,056,000 (46)
( 80)
$697,979,500 (82)
$362,661,230(195)
$291,221,780(163)
558,331,711(406)
672,775,750(441)
$920,892,941(601)
$963,997,530(604)
.—*$1,525,171,141(681)
$1,661,977,030(686)
$604,188,200
Corporate stocks with dates—__
Corporate stocks without dates.
Total stocks
municipals with dates
$934,376,000
( 90)
I
:
Data in parentheses denote number of issues.
Includes $10 million in one preferred
issue
■
*
•
$903,135,000
(94)
with
dates
and
JACOBSSON DOES NOT PRACTICE WHAT HE PREACHES
THE
UNITED
STATES
At last September's annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund, Per Jaccbsson made known
that the Fund's holdings of convertible currencies were very
Nov.
30
stockholders
mailed
Oct.
17.
meeting that
purposes.-
our
(quota)
member
since
countries
Bretton
from
Woods.
the
This
Fund,
banker
the end of the 1950s unpredictably
augment its loanable resources in
depositors.
be
worked
NEW
BORROWING
DEPARTURE
are
in
a
FOR
THE
IMF
position to bail out the banker with
convertible
currencies attests to the success—even though belated—of the IMF in
bringing about convertible monies with stable exchange rates except in the case
of Canada. External convertibility was achieved by 14 European countries by the
end of 1958 and, subsequently 11 countries early this year, primarily from Western
Furope, finally detached themselves from the protective clauses of Art. VIII. Great
not be too happy about divorcing itself from Art. VIII.
one, may
three years, our payments deficits have totaled $11 billion and $5 billion
of this vvas paid out in gold.
Add this to the cessation of Art. VIII protection and
to the achievement of convertibility—at the minimum to nonresidents—and
the
result has been the free, mobile flow of capital. It has been a long time since
and borrowers have been able to take advantage of better alternative
opportunities as they occur and are reflected in the relative differences of short
and long-term interest rates or yields irrespective of national boundaries.
investors
The flow of money now permitted and encouraged by stable, convertible
exchange,
and the possible continued deficit in our balance of payments due to
heightened
world-wide Communist moves, has made it necessaary for the United States to
to
can obtain currency from the main industrial
European countries
support forward exchange and other dollar strengthening moves.
CONTRADICTORY
Numerous-
have
been
GOLD ADVICE
to enhance confidence in the dollar.
by Per Jacobsson who agreed-with the observation of
Henry C. Alexander, Chairman of the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
that "gold is no longer needed for internal purposes, but only for the settlement
of international obligations."
of
One
measures
them
was
suggested
seconded
Dec.
13, 1960, addressing the Annual Institute of Life Insurance in New York
only concurred with Alexander's proposal but went on
to advocate that we do so as he was sure public opinion would regard removal
of our gold limitation with approval. He saw such a step contributing to a
strength¬
City,, Per. Jacobsson. not
ening of confidence -in the dollar (cf. this Chronicle Dec. 15, 1960, p. 110). In short,
the Managing Director is quite willing to have us put up all our gold to meet
foreign claims [without affecting member bank reserve credit, money supply, or
incurring deficiency penalties] but advocates that the Fund pursue-an opposite
course
of husbanding its gold. He refuses -to part with it even for the
present
pressing circumstances of obtaining certain currencies.
The analogy is not perfect except in one unimportant respect. We would announce
to the world that we will, if need be, part with all our gold for dollars whereas
the Fund would refuse to part with its gold for needed convertible currencies to
accommodate claims
for
loans.
Why didn't Jacobsson, to be consistent, suggest that we go entirely off the gold
standard by embargoing gold and similarly, borrow foreign funds—in order to
support the dollar in the spot and forward exchange markets?
B. I. S. VS. I. M. F.
arranging
of course, made use of Marshall Aid funds whereas the IMF must
rely on quotas.
Could it be that the loans the IMF seeks is a reflection on the
management
reserves?
Perhaps
the
Fund
should
sfs it did to other countries. Actually,
posal might very well mean ending
lecture
our
government
and
the
Jacobsson's endorsement of Alexander's
an
impersonal check
on
the
of
British
wisdom
of
pro¬
our
monetary managers who, if they are presumed to be so omniscient, should not be
afraid of a checkrein which was considerably weakened and made distant since
1933, but is .still there to forestall abandonment of our money supply and member
reserve credit to complete Federal debt monetization. Moreover the
Managing
bank
$31,550,000 in four preferreds without dates; $14,505,000 in three equiptrust certificates with sales dates set; and 50 issues of $300,000
or less with assigned dates and 133 of such issues without dates.
TO
to
.
1
ment
IMF'S
16
borrowing standby arrangement idea
A
its
Total
Oct.
standby loans from the strong currency countries, Per Jacobsson
intends to avoid using the Fund's gold. Couldn't we—though it is not recommended
here—do the same thing? Is it any more painful for the Fund to
part with its
gold than it is for us or anyone else? The Bank for International Settlements,
where Per Jacobsson came from before joining the IMF, helped make a success
of EPU, which led to the ECM, because it successfully advocated
gold settlement
remittances upon debtor countries in the multilateral exchange
organization. As
the banker for EPU, the BIS provided an excellent clearings
facility for the EPU.
Is it not somewhat the same thing that the IMF is now seeking in trying to redress
currency pressures due to capital flows instead of trade movements?
The EPU,
r
$415,173,400 (39)
189,014,800 (41)
—I
Total corporates.—
Vienna
The fact that former debtor countries
By
TOTAL FORMAL BACKLOG
Total
;
On
Total
$55,653,000
Bonds
Oct. 30-Nov.
VISIBLES
Corporate
Corporate
of
be certain that it
1
week is the Smith, Barney-managed
WM. J. BURNS INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY'S 175,000 shares of class
A
sometime
appearance
preferred
date
to accept the offer of common stock
Chas. N. Bellm, President, announced
was unanimously adopted with
cut oVer the next several months.
Nothing was said as to
country may or may not monetize new debt through its central
bank in order to raise funds for the loan, rely only on taxes, sell its bonds to nonbanking investors, etc., or make use of any increased gold in its reserves to pro¬
cure
the required currency. International bankers and investors can be
expected
to watch closely the unveiling of the financing details.
to
Britain, for
CITY ELECTRIC CO. com¬
Curtis, and Stone & Webster Securities hope
$15 million GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. of FLORIDA bonds. On that day
& Co.
syndicate contemplate bringing cut the $56.5 million OKLAHOMA
AUTHORITY
expiration
stock
arrears,
In the past
I
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
TURNPIKE
selected
r
.
Barney plan to unleash 200,000 shares of ATLANTIC
offer
to
the
preferred
dividend
a
POWER CO. bonds and 200,000 shares of stock
named.
Thursday, Nov. 2, Kidder, Peabcdy is aiming to bring out $30 million FMC CORP.^'in¬
convertible subordihated debentures, Eastman Dilloti, Union Securities and Smith, VI.
mon,
letter
extended
its
of
dissimilar
market 415,576 shares of STAR INDUSTRIES class A common;
Blyth & Co.); $10 million IDAHO
company
holders of
to standby loans sought by
switch from the IMF's procedure
provided aid to its customers since 1946 to
finds itself in meed, of currency loans to
details
sought for CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY $2.4 million equip¬
trust certificates; and in municipals—$16,815,000 WAYNE COUNTY, MICH.,
with
The
for
whether the lending
bids will be
ment
this
quite
now
are
$4.5 million FREMONT, NEB., and $4,396,000
funds
Payment Offer Extended-
contemplate the
order to assist its two largest
(Oct. 30), Troster, Singer hopes it will be able to bring out 250,000 shares
(H. R.) CORP. class A common. The next day, Lee Higginson and
Hentz expect to
at
too
that
of WEISSBERG
H.
its
General
the right to do so if
was
NEGOTIATIONS
three underwritten corporate bond issues totaling
$47.4 million, two negotiated municipals slated in the amount of $84.5 million, two
corporate bond bids adding up to $12.4 million, and "24 municipal issues seeking
bids aggregating $165.6 million as well as a goodly number of corporate stock issues
which may see the light of day.
financing there
invest
Secretary of the Treasury, apparently not
too reassured as to the staying power of the "Basle-type" of central bank
coopera¬
tion
against disruptive short-term "hot money" flows, pressed for a stronger
defense.
He proposed that the Fund augment its holdings
by borrowing selected
additional currencies. The proposed multilateral borrowing standstill
arrangement,
during the week the Treasury is expected to announce what it intends
about refinancing the $6,963,000 government 2Vz% bonds maturing next month.
BONDS
to
.
Atlas
a
Sometime
BONDS
attempt
rowing under Art. VII instead of using gold for currency replenishment
Saturday. In spite of the large amount, of capital raised last week, additions to the
leave the four-week corporate float up slightly, and
TURNPIKE
It will
is
in
It
-~
flotation schedule managed to
AUTHORITY
-
common
payment
reserves
desirable.,
low. This is based on expected potential future claims despite member countries'
fairly recent quota increases. The Managing Director went on to explain the causes
for this situation. And, more importantly, he underscored the need to husband
that international organization's gold and- to replenish
currency holdings by-b
heavy financing week, pushed by several large municipal issues, is due
commencing today (Oct. 30). Approximately $85 million in corporate, and $249.o
million in municipal senior fixea interest rate debt are scheduled between now and
HOUSING
1
non-diversified manage:_.
not
this
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing outstanding capitalization of the company will consist of 198,450 shares of
stcck.—V. 194, p. 419. »■
• y
v.,
.
c-
in
it
Another
the municipal
Mass.,
deems
business concerns in which substantial
growth is anticipated
expects that any substantial income obtained by it will result from
appreciation of securities owned.
particular industrial field or type
SIDNEY BROWN
By
Boston,
St.,
does
company
Corporate and Municipal Financing
Today
Monday, October 30, 1961
.
small
in
investment company under the Small Busi¬
1S58 and is also registered under the Invest¬
concentration of
associates.
^
,,
Act
Investment
Company
to do
.
and
small business
a
ment
share by
capital
Government.
fered—The first public sale of
per
from
equity
furnish
to
BUSINESS—The
Anderson
management
the financing will be used by the
and to make long term loans to
small
business
concerns
as
in
accordance
with the terms of the
;-Email Business Investment Act of 1958.
Funds not immediately used
by the company for loans to small business, or required for current
expenses,
may be temporarily
invested in obligations of the United.
PROCEEDS—Net
company
licensed
$15
.
(1838)
Neuhauser
Ballamah,
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
2
Director
knows
irredeemable
full well that
money
at. home
all
is
our monetary
gold under the present form of
available to meet foreign demands. Removing
the
domestic gold cover would not change anything in
penalty payment proviso and the checkrein against 100%
When the term "confidence"
this
respect
printing
except
press
the
money.
is used,
•
Per Jacobsson's refusal to go all out in using
the Fund's gold sadly reflects on what he preaches to us, and on the confidence
of the Fund's management in sternly handling problems
resulting from capital flows.
'I
'
October 26, 1961
Volume
194
Number
6103
.«.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1839)
Holders
offer
of
to
up
approximately
88%
of
the close of business
stockholder
Additional
time
the
preferred
Oct.
on
stock accepted the
the date originally set for
16,
equipment and supplies including overbed tables, service trays, folding
screens, safety sides for hospital beds, and waste receptacles and fold¬
ing furniture.
The company's products are made principally of stain¬
less steel and aluminum, and are sold to
surgical and hospital supply
dealers and laboratory equipment dealers.
Mr. Bellm said.
response,
has
been
granted
"in
order
that
stockholders
who
unable
were
to accept the original offer may have further opportunity
they desire."
provides to all holders of the company's $1.25 convertible
stock the payment of common stock in satisfaction of all
accept if
to
preferred
preferred dividend
Atlas
General,
uantfil' 1 y
1961,
10.
accrued since May 10,
arrears
recently
dividend
announced
of
stockholders
to
1961.—V. 194,
30,
SALES—For
offer
The
cents
its
on
of
its
cash
preferred
atr-the.-close
stock
on
Nov.
on
Components,
Inc.
the
below
named
between
and
the
has
company
each
of
sell
to
the
to
Oct;
of
the
severally
purchase the number of shares set forth opposite its
name
Del.,
Coliu
Inc.
&
Robert Garrett &"Sons____
Bissell & Meeds_Co., Inc.__
Laird,
—V.
194,
O.
to
W.
and
C.
will
Corwin
company
Oct.
on
Co.
the
over
Dec.
$6,000,000
expected
the
for
current
year,
shares
of
should
Automation
significantly
share
of
of
more
to
$2.10
finance
activities
Western
than
in
million
sales
and
the
193,
corporation
A
than
than
capital
been
Natale,
Miller
Bolar
Oct.
on
Banking
Corp.
stores
parent corpora¬
Co.,
&
Co.,
cent)
one
more
than
and
Aus¬
and
own
stores
N.
Y.
be
Proceeds
A"
sells
and
to
to
are
at
$2,
be
City.—V. 193,
through
for
707
■
Debentures
—
Pri¬
Sold
Bank
York
New
agent for the
1961
&
Trust
Co.
has
This
of
of
with
common
stock,
ment
Inc.,
firm's
will
of
be
debt
will
receive
received
The
15c
a
company
be
incorporated
Bal
Avenue,
offered
Harbour,
Oct.
working capital.
Sept.
on
The
for
of
15,
710
1953,
No.
services
and
of
shares
for
Fla.,
filed
the
under
stock
sale
amount
will
it
until
under
the
laws
hotel,
sele.
GIVING
of
for
The
staff
of
will
costs,
in
law
August,
It0
1961.
all
the
received
funds
used
initial
as
down
payment
TO
PRESENT
M.
Birr
The
ceeds
corporation
shares
nureh«,scs._...„„-
Earrie
of
11,
Oct.
offered
added
1523
insurance
Inc.—Files
on
be
to
be
to
are
filed
1961
at
With
said
par
"In
.
engaged
in
the
gen¬
cV).—Bank
Financing
its
to
marine
both
194,
credit
and will improve the com¬
liabilities ratio, a spokesman
V
1611.
p.
ft
the
Supply,
Inc.
Securities
Webo?
—
school
of
Corp.
Stock
announced
the company's
has
of
prQceeds from the financing will be used by the
for purchasg^of a new plant and relocation of present plant
equipment; expansion
of its sales program; and for development of new products and prepa¬
ration of tools for these products.
The balance of the proceeds will
be added to
working capital.
facilities;
purchase
BUSINESS—The
manufactures,
THE
field,
year
a
on
additional
of
company
an
machinery
and
N. Y.,
specialized line of hospital
of 25-11 49th St.,
international
COMMERCIAL AND
account
the
$10
each
f
the
forth
set
company
severally
have
the number
company,
opposite
their
&
Go.
Inc.
Shares
36,000
Beckman
36,000
Denault &
&
&
Co.,
Mason
Inc
5,000
Co
4,000
Brownell
Co
&
4,000
Brothers
4,000
,
Freehling, Heyerhoff & Co.
10,000
Sellgren, Miller & Co., Inc.
Mullaney, Wells & Co.___
Smith,
Hague &
Co.
10,000
Irving
Walter
C.
Co
Gorey
194,
&
Co.,
4,000
3,000
Inc.
3,000
2,000
Burton
Co.__
1,500
covering
65,000
Splaine
6,000
315.
p.
Rice
J.
Frederick, Inc._
Hutchinson, Shockey & Co.
6,000
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins
The
corporation
Oct.
11,
10c)
to
be
Cof, Inc., St. Paul;
R.
J. Steichen
shares
common
Rice
&
&
on
(par
Co.,
&
Vincent
J.
&
1,500
Duluth
Inc.,
1961
filed
and
C.
"Reg.
a
offered
at
D.
A"
$3.30,
through
Irving
J.
& Co., Minneapolis, Bardon
Mahoney & Co., Inc., Min¬
neapolis.
Proceeds
ing
to
are
be
used
debt
for
repayment,
construction
and work¬
capital.
of
Nicollet
6945
Ave.,
Minneapolis
is
engaged
in
construc¬
ownership and operation of real estate properties.
basis,
a
Long Island City,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Reg.
U. S.
Caressa, Inc.—Additional Financing Details—Our Oct.
1961 issue reported the sale on Oct. 20 of 150,000
shares of this firm's
ditional
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
Bensinger
well as the
of Mercury
Mr.
operations
in
recent
distributor
in
the
years
fields
of
to
become
recreation,
expansion
that
we
the
in
expects
outboard
bowling
stock at
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
$10
share.
per
PRESENT
Authorized
6%*
Outstanding
mortgage
1974
Class
note maturing Jan. 1,
payable in monthly install.
and
indebtedness^
stock
Common
v
Ad¬
FINANCING
B
(50
stock
com.
v__
cents
cents
(50
$44,952
~
par)
950,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
550,000 shs.
450,000 shs.
par)
UNDERWRITERS—Under the terms and
subject to the conditions
in
The
and
of
full
a
boats,
of equipment
a
complete
range
well
as
is
also continuing
to
grow,
U.
than
50%
less
194,
the
on
already
has
Brunswick
of
The
lists
of
the
stock,
or
none
by
as
its penetration
of
sales
S.
product.
of
this segment
total volume,"
our
owned
p.
part of both foreign investors
first three of a
centers in Europe
opened, the
operated
and
1611.
from
sell
1,750
SEC
to
be
basis
Co.—Common
Water
on
St.,
Oct.
offered
25
for
Portland,
Registered—
Me.,
filed
registration
a
covering 187,250 outstanding shares
public
sale
by
the. holders
thereof
through underwriters headed by Hornblower &
price and underwriting terms are to be
offering
It
outstanding 539,000 shares of
Morrill, President, and George B.
has
S.
own
165,000
and
33,900
61.425
and
selling
stockholders
to
&
20,000
common
Morrill,
80,000 shares, respectively.
shar.es,
respectively;
The
who
propose
to
sell
stock,
Jr.,
They
a
pro¬
amounts
ranging
Charter
at
an
Capital,
Inc.—Common
Stock
Of¬
Oct. 11 prospectus, H. M. Byllesby
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., both of Chi¬
200,000 shares of this company's $5 par common
$12.50 per share.
BUSINESS—The
1960.
remittance
5,000
Co._
&
Oscar
3,000
John Lamula Investors, Inc.
E. Dooly &
&
Co»_____-
Co.
Norris
6,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
H.
&
Hirshberg,
Frumkes &
M.
3,000
3.000
3,000
Inc.__
3,000
3,000
Co
2,000
in California on Oct. 25,
is small business investment company licensed on May 11, 1961
the Small Business Investment
Act of
1958, as amended, and
company,
foreign
Co.—Secondary
Industries,
Inc.
Inc.—Common
to
-
Delaware
of
company
Blftvin.-Industries
Inc..
was
1,
incorporated
1961, and
New
a
Jersey
Offered—The
in¬
located
at
Codwise
at Rutgers
Ave.,
under
company,
St.,
the
laws
of
the
the successor by merger
was
The company's" exe~cTltive offices e.nd
1960.
The
June
on
organized
on
June
manufa£turing facilities
Brunswick, "H, J7~
New
engage in the manu¬
through the use of an improved
which has been extensively used
in Europe. This
process is believed by the company to have certain
advantages over straight injection molding such as high-rate forming,
better
product quality
and
reduced operating costs. Since its
or¬
ganization the company has concentrated its efforts on the design,
development, construction and testing of an automated multi-station
molding production line which embodies this process. During the same
company
molded
of
extrusion-injection
in
June
1960
to
products
plastic
molding
process
the company has carried forward a program of market research.,
and, based upon its studies, intends to begin com¬
period
and
organized
was
development
operations with the production
play shoes to be followed by
mercial
sandals and
presently
under
of a line of children's vinyl
line of vinyl soles and heels
a
development.
also intends to carry on a further mold and machinery
which may enable it to sell or license special
production
rate
molding machinery
and
molds
to
others who wish to utilize this process. To the best of the company's
knowledge no similar
machinery of domestic
manufacture is now
company
development
purpose
program
high
available.
PROCEEDS—The
ceived
the
by
stock
net
company
offered
will
proceeds
of
approximately
$320,000
to
be
re¬
from the sale of the 100,000 shares of com¬
be applied approximately as follows:
$30,000
product and market
requirements, including
for general
to purchase
and
construct additional production machinery
and equipment when
initial commercial operations indicate that such additional productive
its
increase
inventory
$210,000
development;
of
for
molds;
working
$30,000
for
capital
raw materials,
build-up of inventories and
administrative and manufacturing purposes; and $50,000
purchase
capacity
of
is
warranted.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
incorporated
subscriptions and
Offering—
Stock
Securities Corp.
Karen
and
BUSINESS—The
State
Cemmon
—V.
194,
stock
p.
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
(par
10
cents)
316,000 shs.
750,000 shs.
4.
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor
for
Tractor
public sale of this firm's common stock was made
Oct. 26 through the offering of 100,000 shares at $4 per
share by Standard Securities Corp.; J. J. Bruno & Co.,
mon
111., and Birr & Co., San Francisco, Calif., publicly
offered
under
5,000
Boyce
26, 1961, it was reported that a secondary offering
of 75,000 shares of this firm's common stock had been
made
through Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of
New York City.—V. 194, p. 112.
prospectus
shares.
Growth
Co. Inc. and
stock
Inc
Fahnestock
1716.
Caterpillar
to
California
cago,
&
Lestrange
6,000
Inc
Co.,
p.
Co.,
Bros.
5,000
Oct.
The
manufactures canned foods,
frozen items, including
Brick Oven Baked Beans, which is its prin¬
and,E&M
Charles
other
8
&
194,
5,000
5,000
& Co.
6,000
Inc._
5,000
Co., Inc.__
6,000
Co.
Noel & Co.__
Alstyne,
—V.
Stein
Arthurs,
&
6,000
Co.____
in
amendment.
company
dinners,
to
45
public
vice-president,
pose
Morrill
&
with
The
frozen
Van
M'urch &
7,500
Hutton &
Walston
Kohlmeyer
M. Kidder
7,500
Hentz & Co.
&
A.
&
6,000
-
Bradford & Co._;
F.
are
interest
Brunswick
company
all
an
H.
Co
&
Co.__
7,500
Co
Walker & Co
H.
C.
facture
America.—V.
common
on
J.
&
Eichler & Co.___
Courts
7,500
Corp._—'___
Rothschild
F.
Shares
*
.
Bateman,
7,500
26,500
Co._
&
Higginson
30,
represents
now
chain
Latin
Weeks.
names.
itial
market.
equipment
bowlers,
This
respective
Shares
Bache
more
propulsion units," he said.
company
stimulate additional
and
their
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__
busi¬
install
to
1960.
provide
now
can
and
Brunswick's
of
company
that it did
1961
Bensinger said.
To
Patent Office)
exchange;
common
financing details follow:
March
On
of
on
at
sold
increasing
below
named
purchase from
stock
been
share.
per
combined
were
of
10,000
William
of
effect
Go.
Street,
NOTE:
$12.50
underwriters
to
Inc.
MacCormack
of— Hirsch
ago.
its
outboard
fered—Pursuant to
public sale of the company's common stock.
PROCEEDS—Net
company
excess
anFTEe""ad31tieh',*'fff-mimei,eus~-importAnt_.pi'jQErjetarv items
business
our
cipal
Common
100,000 shares of
common
stock at a price of $3 per share, was over¬
subscribed and the books closed.
The offering marked
offering
first
period
"Thus, while bowling continues
of twhich
•,
Hospital
Offered—First
its
to
asset
....
Beam-Matic
that
in
1960,"
in
and
said
in
yachts
product line.
supplied
current
stated.—V.
sales
1961
$360,000,000
same
continued
the
on
distribution
Arranged—
was
revolving
pany's
the
forecast
defense.
and
inboard and
projected
is
about
expanded
pinsetters
the
secured
it
to
the
had
Grant
G.
He
pointed out that Brunswick had provided for a continuity of
growth and profits in its health and science division through wider
Mr.
covering 200,000
underwriting. Pro¬
that
general growth of our business as
Kiekhaefer
Corp.,
manufacturers
manufacturer
Bensinger
includling
line of
A"
without
Mr.
automatic
reported that this company had
arranged to borrow $12,000,000 from nine banks headed
by American Trust Co. of Chicago. The loan replaces a
1961,
the
names.
Co.,
Shields
Growth—
the Kansas City Society
company's sales and earn¬
of
business.
Distilling
26,
234,700 shs.
quarter figures have not been finalized, Mr. Bensinger
indication points to an increase in profits of about
education,
Reporting
ness,
with
a
of
and
to
Continued
members
He
grow.
those for the
has
line
broad
health,
statement
Oct.
the outstanding shares
outstanding shares had
and
recapitalization
common
Byllesby
&
opposite
Outstanding
$11,208
every
above
Burnham
Barton
*
214,000 shs.
■
,
motors."
third
Brunswick
a
,
"Reg.
a
($1),
to
compare
reflects
that
17-18%
■
SEC—
capital funds.
Garden St., Boise, Idaho,
N.
Outstanding
IJ^OjOOO shs.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. 36,000
Straus, Blosser & McDiwell 18,000
E.
will
While
capital and miscellaneous expenses,
and the' balance for certain other
.
Agency,
Min¬
of
FINANCING
'500,000 shs.
cents)
Corp.—Reports
acquisition
outboard
on
492.500 shares of common Stocttrof"which John J.'Mann, promoter and President, and John R. Holt own
49.7%
and 30%,
respectively; and management officials as a group
65.5%
Some 248.500 shares were issued to Mann for his option on the
property; and 150,000 to Holt and others for service.
■
\
Barrie
FINANCING
Shares
Lee
continuing
"and
recent
the
from
outstanding
has
company
capital
State
631.
p.
are_
said,
-
employees,
conversion of hotel rooms, salaries
and ¥aulmhent
fees
be
working
administrative
70
(par
E.
ings
as
there had been deposited $700,000 which
minimum necessary to acquire title to the hotel
Of the $1,575,000 estimated net proceeds
expenseavincluding._advertising,
medical
the
was
distributes'table tennis tables,
EFFECT
Bensinger, President, told
Financial Analysts on Oct. 17
medical
of
purposes
80%
$500,000
$682,000
for
$125,000
of
Minneapolis,
$425,000,000.
operation.
stock
194,
B.
time
the
stock
"This
Florida
high-salaried
escrow
such
represents
commence
from
St.,
(Bank)
Brunswick
a
services.
the
corporations,
wherein
ment
of
respective
L.
examinations for
airline pilots and
such other persons who wish a complete health examination.
The hotel
will be purchased from Royal American, Inc., a Florida company not
affiliated with the company, for $2,500,000 (represented in part by a
$2,000,000 mortgage).
The company has executed an escrow arrange¬
of
$5
Since
this
UNDERWRITING—The
Sundry
Fourth
manufactures and
company
payable
Common
18
to acquire the Bal Harbour Hotel', Bal Harbour, (Miami Beach4>
and to convert its facilities and operation to provide diagnostic
executives
Sept,
a
stock at $2.25 per share.
by the company for the repay¬
company
CAPITALIZATION
Notes
covering 2,000,000
for public sale at $1 per chare.
on
proposes
facilities
PRESENT
Authorized
utility tables, pool tables,''marine and outboard motor accessories. It.
.the purchase contract
the underwriters qgmed; below have severally
presently developing; threfc{nfetf products which .'are tojJMAol tables','
agreed to purchase from the company and the selling stockholder the,
bumper pool tables' and'poller, tables.
hi'.-..J • /'v number' of shares of the company's common stock set forth below
a
organized
was
of
is
best efforts basis by J. R. Holt & Co.,
share selling commission.
John R. Holt
on
per
shares
150.000
invest¬
sale
at $2,215,000 after deduc¬
will be used for investment
TO
common
used
and
BUSINESS—The
SEC—
SEC
the
to
offering will be made
which
EFFECT
.
shareholder's cost basis
York
Service, Inc.—Common Reg'd
Collins
10101
statement
estimated
i
made~a~firm comifiitment
1438.
circular, McDonald, Anderson, Peter¬
Minneapolis, publicly offered 133,000
Inc.,
this
of
Proceeds
Press
company,
shares
basis.
share,
per
tion
been
appointed New
stock of the company.—V. 181, p.
common
offering
Co.,
shares
series D, due Oct. 1, 1973,
1899.
p.
Harbour Diagnostic
registration
for
the
-
GIVING
■
to
$1
4-for-5
a
Higgins
Rrinktu.n, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
27,
-
,
—v..
Bal
from
company
23,
Bldg., Binghampton, N. •' Y.% will construct and
building for residential apartments and professional offices.
a
the
the offering,
of
concerns.
.
an
Brewer & Co., Ltd.—Appointment—
transfer
Oct.
on
stock,
common
to
Captain's Corp.—Files With SEC—
50,000
used
development
and
.
—V.
covering
offered
Authorized
of
,
maintain
the
its
associate
"Reg.
a
to
building.
Avis
eral
England
of
total
growth
.
(C.)
Colo, and Columbus,
privately through Reynolds & Co.,
corporation
proceeds
Evans
have
of
Chemical
19, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 22,500
claiss A capital sha'res to be offered at par $(10), without underwriting.
Proceeds are
to
be
used
for
purchase of land and construction of
the
will
54 McKibben St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
is engaged in the com¬
manufacturing and packaging of private label prescriptions
non-prescription drugs a^d vitamins.
and
reported that $2,000,000 of
was
Avis Apts., Inc.—Files With
The
and
satis¬
*
pounding,
nesota.
Fla.,
.
merger
214.
p.
filed
1961
18,
(par
Inc.,
and equipment.
acquisition
son
sold
New York
has
the
surplus of
has more
system
independent
194,
and
Canada,
retail
400
3,700
organization
States,
agencies.—V.
shares
common
.
-
this firm's senior debentures,
had
Sound
Torrance, Calif., Boulder,
1447.
p.
Automobile
The
that
ruling ~had""beefT
regarding the tax conse¬
Finance
United
of
possess potentialities
® f9mPany has issued a debenture to the Small Business Administration in the principal amount of $147,411 but has not as yet
actually borrowedanyfunds thereunder.
,°n
13' 1%1, the par value of the company's shares was increased from
Bolar Pharmaceutical Co. Inc.—Files With SEC—
The
Denney, operation of the Danbury, Conn, facilities will
the name of Sperry Products Division of Automa¬
Inc.
Automation
already
is
engaged
in
ultrasonic
divisions in
at
Howe
net
expenses
IZT"
H.
new
Beneficial
more
more
500
Beneficial,
that the merger would unite
continuous dividend payment
a
The
years.
The
has
to
of
expressed
announced
Service
with
elements
company
selected
to
$147,411
Bene-
thereafter.
each
$675
offices
the
capital
-
vately—Oct. 24, 1961, it
a
30
million.
wholesale
class
under
Industries^
Ohio.—V.
with
of
,CommoiT^oclr7t"$5-par)t~
stockholders'
of the merger.
It is expected that this
within the next few days and that the merger
shortly
than
which
Products.
of
business
Captain's
continued
tion
outstanding
Auto
both
Auto,
and
Revenue
companies,
than
more
the
transaction
earnings
on
a
per
corporate
consummated
tralia.
said
Denney
overall
conducted
were
Sperry
According
be
increase
stock.
of
small
basis.
Negotiations
tion
capital
the
as—a—sa t isf ac to ry"
Caspersen and Mr. Swanson noted
successful
1,300
added
the
acquisition will place the company in a position
leadership in the field of ultrasonics. "
The Sperry assets and rights to 79 patents in the ultrasonics field
were
acquired in exchange for a yet to be announced number of
-
of
Wfestern
aspects
more
at
vote
-soon
as
Internal
certain
than
He
of
the
of
' V
31.
the
At
,
Western
of
favorable
assets
23
D.
increase
shares
estimated
in
with
concerns
opinion
providing
Western"Auto "Supply "Cor
91.4%
or
merger.
President
large
record
Denney, Automation President, estimated the Sperry acqisition
will
add
approximately
$2,250,000
in
sales
and
more
than
$300,000 in pre-tax earnings to Automation's 1962 performance.
He
projected
overall
corporate
sales
for
1962
at
$9,000,000,
a
50%
ends
be
Mr.
announced acquisition
of
the Sperry
Products Co. assets and patents in the field of nondestructiye ultrasonic testing, subject to the approval of the California
Corporations Commissioner.
Calif.,
of
two
Ultrasonic
the
from
7,000
Inc.—Acquires
the
tion
merger
of Western Auto into
Beneficial
stockholders'
meeting
in
shares
the
ruliiig Will be received
7,000
Inc
Co.,
for
consummated
quences
7,00U
Co
the
At
9,578,463
Swanson,
at
bo
received
7,000
Corp.
&
in
defined
as
1940.
appreciation.
200,000
the
Caspersen, Chairman of the Board and President
A.
would
7,000
-
Co.-
Stroud &
Industries,
Torrance,
&
Schweickart
7,000
1715.
p.
Automation
The
Laird
29,000
Evans &
Gleich Co
D.
29,000
:
business
which
ment
■
■
Shares
Stetson,
—
small
the
Co.—Merger Approved-
approved
Co.
voted
shares
faction
Winslow,
of
meeting in Kansas City. Mo., 2,657,395 shares or 87.9% of the outstanding shares voted for the merger.- The affirmative vote- of twothirds of the outstanding shares was all that was
required at either
meeting. '
:-v-
below:
Shares
Finance
ficial
pur¬
agreed
overwhelmingly
Wilmington,
the ^underwriters named
of the underwriters
has
16
Eeneficial
each
underwriters
sales
net
Company Act of
principal business is
CAPITALIZATION
Additional
—
conditions
and
and
company
agreed
1961,
31,
Stockholders of Beneficial Finance Co. and
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms
agreement
May
Oct.
Financing Details—Our Oct. 23, 1961 issue reported the
sale on Oct. 19 of 100,000 shares of this firm s common
stock at $7 p&r share; Additional financing details follow:
chase
ended
management investment company
Investment
company's
PROCEEDS—The
Beneficial-Finance
Building:
below
months
The
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of current financing, outstand¬
ing capitalization of the company will consist of 250,000 shares of
common
stock and $55,147 of long-term debt.—V.
194, p. 420.
10, 1961.
payments
business
of
four
the
under
company were $153,386.
1609.
p.
Automated
31'A
nf~record
to Aug.
1957,
resumption
the
closed-end non-diversifed
a
3
,2-9570. Claude^Seibert.^
^
R
L&
gaU^
4
(1840)
Clarise
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle ;
Sportswear
Details—Our
Oct.
Co.,
16,
Inc.—Additional
Financing
Shares
Lazard
1961
issue reported the sale on
Oct. 12 of 150,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$5 per share. Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
purchase
underwriters
from
Alessandrini & Co.,
Hardy. &
Inc
Charles
12,500
Voisin & Co.__
C.
24,500
._
Inc.
B. Richard
A.
& Co
&
Christopher &
Sprayregen,
<194,
A.,-.T.
This
A
company, -of 110
statement
common
stock,
will receive
live-year
rag
exercisable
W.
and
food
also
filed
registra¬
a
12,500
class
shares
A
of
as
like
warrants
to
be
sold
10,000
953.
p.
-kitchen
and
kitchens
business of
supplies
cafeterias
and
and
in
selling
equipment,
in
the
schools,
fruits
Corp._.—_
5,000
Harold
Woodard-Elwpod
Charles
drug
of
the
on
ated
of
a
E.
Wood
Co.L—
&
&
Co
2,500
2,500
•
,
restaurants,
military installations, commercial establishments and wherever facilities
requiied for "the purpose of mass or in-plant feeding. The 8306,000
estimated net proceeds from the stock sale will be used to
purchase and
for
type
sundries.
company's markets
it
enable
items
to
in
two
gain
volume
at
are
basis" by "company
memberships
the
the
oper¬
meial
fabrication
improvements
Division,
increase
Wholesale
metal
tools,
additional
and
of
Division
machinery
equipment
inventories
and
of
purchase
will
be
added
equipment,
the
and
inventories of
equipment
9,250
class
and
A
by
25,000
Arnold
the
materials
raw
D.
class
for
tion
an
B
Concors,
shares,
common
President,
and
adopted
consisting
in
total
equal
$200
Goldstein,
June
amended
were
outstanding
R.
conditions
There
will
be
of
26,
to
of
$1
the
for
shares
40,000
shares
1961,
provide
of
capital
.
company's
$25
value
par
6 %-
raising
This
of
-company
statement
with
4
the
SEC
refunding
applied
and
to
toward
expenditures
00c.—V.
This
of
the
p.
of
statement
stock,
St.
bank
The
registration
a
860,000,000
offered
from
loans
construction
for
of
first
public
the
bond
estimated
at
of
1965
and
sale
sale
at
will
$57,000,000,
will involve
which
program
through
about
$1,150,000,-
9340
with
be
to
Paul,
James
the
offered
on
which
Ave.,
SEC
for
company
to
covering
public
sale
basis
receive
at
time.
to
companies
by
organized
under
in
share.
per
Branatjen
commission
•
of
The
that
of
law
in
development
15
May,
and
missile and
other aircraft systems
and
(2)
1961
and
production
electronic
of
industrial purposes, as well as devices that will simulate
the operation of components of missile and other
electronic systems.
Of
then net proceeds of the sale of additional
stock, SiOO.OOO will be used
for
company-sponsored
development
projects;
$364,500
for
working
be
tb
contracts
other
used
that
in
the
related
the
performance
will
company
Test
for
According
equipment.
the
875,000,
150,000
of
Set
-and
to
40%
is
59,000
shares.
Jack
J.
Alt
is
obtain;
and
production
for
the
balance
810.000
to
promote
the sale
of
3
Rotation
Timer
and
$34,000
prospectus,
by
founding
shares,
common
owned
founding shareholders also have
development and
to
Syncho
the
outstanding
which
of
seek
including
purposes,
Transistor-Diode
hold
for
which
granted
president.
options
=«••
they
officials.
management
been
shareholders
on
.
Certain'
additional
an
..
t
paid
.
Albin
O.
Holder,
introduced
luxury
word
Holder
said
exclusive
an
Taylor's,
New
Atlanta;
I.
V.
French
new
market. Priced
Mr.
on'
a
President,
at
has
announced
194,
p.
that
that
the
includes
ingredients
Japan.
from
-
remote
/'•%'■
.
the
new
line
will be
sold by
leading stores
one-in-a-city
basis.. Such
stores
include
Lord
&
City, Neiman-Marcus, Dallas and Houston;
Rich's,
San
.
Francisco
HHle
and
Bros.,
$2
new
a
share
class
of
share
a
Crown
Each
of
for
stock
this
share
Crown
-
of
:
class? B
stock,
all
share
and
&
the
Seal
be
its
public
50
owns
Co., Inc.
was
offered
Oct. 25
*vf i. -'.*1 - f V,-
to
pany
proceeds from the- sale
short-term indebtedness to
reduce
DEBENTURE
prior
to
Oct.
4.55%.
The
1966
31,
at
prior to
interest
an
debentures
in
will
have
cost
the
maturity."
1966
ment
small
has
manufactured
and
facilities
been
in
phosphate
its
by
%'•
the
to
benefit
not
be
a
headquarters
in
finance
and
sized
Canada.
in
Moline,
124'
the
construction
During
developing
the
farm
111.,
for
of
equimpent,
last five
"and
manufacturing
net
,
ten
had
of
income
CAPITALIZATION
months
ended
consolidated
Aug.
$25,071,934.-
GIVING
\
EFFECT
31,
1961,
income
gross
•*
TO
of
debentures,
due
April
lr
PRESENT
Va%
debentures, due Aug. 1, 1933i$l pari /authorized—10,000,000i shares'outshares at stated value—
stock
bank
•Ccwles Magazines &
Broadcasting,
Goldman, Sachs
—
wEo
underwriters
difered
pany's capital stock
share.
The
on
offering
&
Co.
headed
-350,-000
Oct.
25
Inc.—Capital Stock
shares
at
oversubscribed
was
a
of
group
of
each
the
and
the
per
«»l<,
"/-'■■J'/-''Amount-
This
has
the
was
first
public
offering
previously been closely held.
BUSINESS—The
and
its
Magazine,
"Look'
The
a
Star,"
the
are
sale
the
ana
Momes,
owns
company
subsidiaries
of
488
of
the
company's
stock
which
Ave.,
New
York
City,
primarily in the publication of "Look"
subscriptions to leading magazines
including
of
operation
of
stations
KRNT
and
KRNT-TV
in
Iowa.
Des
.
CAPITALIZATION—After
will
have
outstanding
the
giving
2,650,326
UNDERWRITERS—Each
purchase
respective
of
effect
shares
the
numbers
this
to
of
underwriters
of
shares
A!lvn
&
&
Co.—_
Co., Inc.—-
"Bacon, Whipple & "Co.—.—
Robert
W.
Baird
&
Dewar,
6,500
5,000
capital
Robertson
Eastman
Eppler,
Dillon,
&
Estabrook
First of
&
Simmons____
5,000
10,000
Clark, Landstreet
Patrick,
Inc
W.
Coleman
Clarke
&
Co
&
&
4,000
Baker,
A.
6,500
lo 000
&
Turner,
Gunn,
Co._
&
&
Inc.
2 500
Co.__
Roulston
P.
&
2,500
Co._
Harper
•
&
Son
2,500
Co.
4,000
Hayden,
:—,—
2,500
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
Crisler & Co., Inc
Dain & Co., Inc.-
4;0C0
—1„_5^000
Co.
Carey
Hallgarten
C.
5.000
_
Corp._
Sunsteln &
Gerstley,
T.
4,000
_____
&
Co—__
2.500
Se-
Iowa
Goodbody
Wm.
4 000
__
_
Miller
&
Henderson
2,500
Inc.
5,000
Kalman
Ellis
&
Alex.
&
Drexel
&
200
Sons—___
Co.
the
I.
525
duPont
Dillon,
&
&
Co.—
Union
^
Securities
Estabrook
&
R.
W.
E.
—V.
15 3
Co._i——;/l—
Webber,
Jackson &
Reynolds
'■*
Salomon
&
for
&
F.
Inc.l—__
403
525
"
Co..
&
&
Webster
2 500
_
__
sjoOO
6 500
Co.
Del
This
nual
Anthony
Day
525
G.
&
525
H.
&
400
produces
Co.——4j0
R.
&
L.
&
Co.——"
400
200
Weld
&
Co.——.1,150
Witter
&
Co.^J-—
1,150
,400
Dean
the
:
2,500
4,000
year,
The
tection
Pf
foi«
and
net
company
of
fiscal
1961.
Vernon.- N.
This
Up—New
Y
reveals
.
is
sales
now
of
Products—
distributing
$722,297
produces
a
is
vital
radioactive
timelv
and
.
Stock
for
sold
A.
agreed
the
its
of
shares
purchase
respective
will
be
used
automatic
of
,
gear-
'
mechanisms
orders
on
versions
three
milling
and
other
its
catalog
of
catalog items.
The
buyer's specifications.
to
ended
March
$373,400
to
and
I960,
31,
•
ma¬
auto¬
or
sub-contracts,
equipment.
The bulk
from
of
months
Dec.
for
31,
•'
company
1961.
gross
incorfie
net
sales
gross
:
stock
was
$1,362,613
were
$60,815.
was
completion
of
current
consist of 512.500
will
underwriters
from
shares
of
company
President
Long Island, N. Y., manu¬
industrial purposes, such as
for
electro-mechanical
ended
year
purchase
to
number
the
Wiegand,
Amityville,
gears,
amounted
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
of
shares
and
company
stock
common
financing,
of
named
the
have
selling
forth
set
outstand¬
stock.
common
below
severally
stockholder
opposite
then-
names:
Shares
Flomenhaft,
Van
—V.
194,
Lomasney
&
Co.,
Co.,
&
The
—-
65,000
20,000
—
—
20,000
—
T
__.
"
%(T,ff0ff*
V
Ealing;
Inc.__—
Co.——
Inc.
113.
p.
&
Noel & Co
A.
Street
■
Seidler
Alstyne,
-Myron
Corp.-—Files
•
•
;'V.
"
..
With
;•
'
•-
-
SEC—
v,y-v
J
-/
:
*
...
corporation on Oct. 17, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 140,000
shares /par 10c i
to be offered at $1.50, without underwriting.
common
-Proceeds
used
be
to
are
for
debt
repayment,
expansion
and
working
capital.
in
of 2225 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, Mass., is engaged
importing and direct mail selling of scientific equipment used
the
for
and
education
research
in
the
physical
device
Corp.—Files With
Electromp
corporation
shares
Froceeds
*
sciences.
(no
17,
used
SEC—
filed
1961
be
to
pari
be
to
are
Oct.
on
offered
for,office
a
at
"Reg.
$3,
A"
covering
85,000
without
underwriting.
'"v
salaries, and working
facilities,
capital.
furnishing
machine
of
115
of
Jefferson
E.
consulting
St.,
services
Orlando,
and
Fla.
is
contractual
the
•
processing
i
engaged
data
in
work.
State Building- Associates—Securities
Empire
—Pursuant to
60
Offered
Oct.
an
42nd
E.
16, 1961 prospectus, the company
New York City, publicly offered
St.,
$39,000,000 of participations in general partnership in¬
$10,000 per unit. Proceeds will be used by the
company to help
finance the purchase of the Empire
State Building at 350 Fifth Ave., N. Y.
'
BUSINESS—(1)
Lawrence
its
lease
an¬
New
of
A.
for
de¬
following
called
In-
Empire
The
W'ien,
the
called
City
will
and
run
Associates'
W.
is
general partnership consisting of;
and Peter L. Malkin.
Upon com-
a
Klein
described
"Master
below
Lease")
of
net
the Empire State Building,
This lease, with renewal
acquisition
of
the
Associates
and
t£e
Master
has
ground
will
Associates
land thereunder.
approximately 114 years
the
for
transactions.
Building,
State
company
Henry
transactions
the
(herein
York
privileges,
for
instrument
a
f
the
out¬
new
plant in the southeastern
proceeds will be used for general
working capital:
——■■
■
./ /-/;• -,. ■
based
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
(2)
and
fall-out;
for
All
a
custom-made
the
company
income
net
15%
up
earnings of $50,522.
now
stratospheric
■»".'
-V•'
sale
and
tape-control
of
types
sales
gears
the-
and
pletion
Corp.—Sales
Mount
8,000
terests at
Wood, Struthers & Co._c— 1
1,150
1053.
Electronics
report
of
in
slightly-modified
For
of
„
Walker
•
nd
the
of
instrument
and
$31,257.
1,150
Securities
^
White,
company
including
varied
1,150
Trask
Tucker,
.
The
400
Co
Corp.
Spencer
Weeks—
153
—
&
.,
in
-Electromp
&
—————
Smithers
S.
Stone
of
of
company
EARNINGS—For
sales
150
Shearson, Hammill & Co..
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.__
Co.—__
balance
purposes,
and
gears
400
Gardner
Co.,
the
from
rebuilding
establishment
company's
The
Co.——
400
&
the
The
mechanisms,
use
the
of
525
Co.._-—__—.
Co
Inc.—Common
proceeds
precision
ccmmon
&
Brothers
Hutzler
and
$135,000).
jig-boring equipment and in gyros
and for U. S. Government prime
150
•
^
Pressprich
pay-
purposes.
525
Schwabacher. &
&
p.
1,150
Inc.
Co.,
Ohio
W.
for
equipment;
Ealing
Co.._—__
&
value
lathes
Fen-
400
Peabody
194,
525
Inc.—
&
$150,000
(book
and
'
1,150
Corp..
Hutton
Kidder,
Pierce,
about
was
computers
also
1,150
^
-
self-
a
to prepay a short-term bank loan; for an inventory
the company's recently opened plant in Van N.uys,
the
■
Co.150
Smith
Reinholdt
.
1,150
Hallgarten & Co.j.—400
Hayden, Miller & Co
150
Hayden, Stone & Co
400
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
525
Co.,
for
in
gears
and
400-
Co.
$116,000
and
named
Co
Curtis
The
First
Boston
Corp.— 1,150
Glore, Forgan & Co
1,150
Goldman. Sachs & Co.„— 1,150
Hornblower
&
Moseley
400
Se-
Co.__
which
/'
States.
pilot
-
and
OOO's
and
cap
corporate
being offered,
100,000 were
selling stockholder, William
a
ing capitalization
Corp.l
i—
Turben
Paine,
525
Co._:
curities
S.
The
200
&
Lynch,
&
ner
525
—
for
company
stock
of
Inc.—__$1,150
&
plant
general
chines,
.
Brothers
Merrill,
F.
400
'
Inc.
Dominl<jr_~—
&
Freres
McDonald
150
Co.
&
Higginson
Merrill
1,150
Burr...-.
&
Francis
Co
&
Lehman
400
Simmons—
&
Dodge
Lazard
Lee
200
Inc.
Inc
Brown
Clark,
&
&
Co.,
Co.
Langley
C,.
200
Inc.
Co..
&
Blair
Blunt
Coffin
Co.
&
Becker
Blyth
6 500
Co., Inc
——
&
-
Co._
W.
400
Co
&
Loeb
200
,r;
.&
Baird
Weeks
G.
Equitable
Pm-
Union
Inc.
2 500
Kirk-
Conway Brothers, Inc
C.
forth
Shares
:
Ellis
& Co., Inc._.
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
Caldwell Phillips,
Inc
Clark, Dodge .& Co. Inc..—
Blyth
M.
set
Co.
Guerin
2.500
4.000
&
_____
6,500
R.
stock
to
Kuhn.
equipment;
additional
and
corporations
Omitted
Co.,
Co
&
Whipple
W.
Dominick
-
»
curities
5,000
__
J.
company
severally agreed
coast
Co.,
_
__
71,000
Blewer, Glynn & Co
John
■-
-
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
Bear, Stearns & Co
Blum
Allyn
Robert
Eastman
Goldman, Sachs
Inc.
the
stock.
has
of
Shares
C.
issue,
capital
below:
A.
C.
Bacon,
William
company also puolishes weekly 'The Insider's Newsletter"
and
93.2% interest in a company which
publishes the "San Juan
an
English language daily newspaper in Puerto Rico
&
company's plastics
manufacturing plastic
squeeze
digital
under¬
5
InQ.-;-——______-__---_—$5,000
A.
Madison
engaged
Ripley
for
director.
Amount
-•'"v*'.
000's
/Omitted
fabricating
capital
of
Gear
shares
25,000
factures
-*■■'•■V,"/
rtpprtaWo
books
closed.
Harriman
the
agreed to sell jto each such underwriter and
has severally agreed to purchase: the principal
underwriter
nf
the
of
of
a
E.
has
company
such
ammlHh
price of $14.50
a
below,
glass
incurred
assets
BUSINESS—The
$11,458,250
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions of the
writing agreement between the company -and- the underwriters
of
field
-type
:
the
Offered
the
•
91,864,47,1
loans.
expansion
new
a
Offered—
Cleveland.—
Short-term
of
Frank E. Dougherty, John F. Dougherty,
Dougherty and Kathleen E. Dougherty, trading as Dougherty
partnership in whose capital and profits they share equally.
Dougherty is president and the other three are also ofiicers.
others,
corporate
company
y
•
k
53,686,000
standing—6,901,000
and
predecessor
United
$11,300,000
45.623,000
subordinated
Common
>
and
components
and
company
net
Calif.;
debentures, due July 3. 1977-/—'—-^——^—
4',2%. "debentures, due Oct. 31,
1986„.^Cfi,----y^u,yi4~-L'35,000,000
4
droppers
The
the
Outstanding
3Va%
for
into
entry
working
PROCEEDS—Net
marke ing
FINANCING;
1965—
corporations.
medicine
$330,000
loans
for
cutting machines;
'
'"'.V-V-
2%%
Jersey
the
by
equip¬
•.
,
New
production
additional
bank
and
its
~
exercisable
drop dispensing package (including $60,000 for construction
building in which to conduct the expanded
operations);
for
of
Of
the-.com-
the
underlying
$150,
Flomenhaft, Seidler & Co., Inc.
They
$445,202,518
shares
for
public sale of the company's common stock was
made Oct. 24 through the offering of 125,000 shares at
$3 per share
by an underwriting group
headed by
be¬
*"
v-
the
subsidiaries
consolidated
.
-
by
15,000
Initial
foreign countries.-It also produces nitrogen and ammonium
fertilizers.
,
offering
amendment.
Also
of
principally
years,
be
public
of
than
and
to
standing shares are owned by
issue
years.
sale
equipment
supplied
underwriters
with
stock,
underwriters
under New Jersey law on Oct. 2, 1961,
Dougherty, Brothers, a partnersnip founded in
all
the
stock
of
Dougherty Bros.,
Inc.,
and
manufacture
and
and
fund
.the
The
Inc.
additional
an
to
Co.,
be
to
are
are
through
'I
com¬
the
of.
Mosley
statement
common
basis
none
of
company
has outstanding 280,000 common shares, of which 272,000
shares were
issued
for
the properties
of the partnership (the book
1*.
refundable
sinking
77%
or
Registered—
registration
a
shares
of
particularly
balance
Frank
of. less
company
of
least
at
nation¬
a
Thcmas E.
y.
will
1
operates
stock
194,
the
all
sold
Corp.,
follows;
as
•
bank^.
retire
farm
distribute
medium
and
engaged
EARNINGS—For
and
with
company,
have
manufacture,
and
to
used
1935,
value
y''" :'"/■
in.the United States
pany
calculated
and
BUSINESS—The
currently
be
DESCRIPTION—The debentures
ginning
predecessors
will
in
the pharmaceutical industry, and also ceramically
small glass containers for the pharmaceutical and
industries.Net proceeds of the sale of additional stock will
new
a
the
issue
PROCEEDS-—Net
'
labels
and
used
of
an
am
Corp..,; is
and gas
oil
price.
owns
Dynamic
of
manager
on
House
has
organized
was
Plastic
contained
underwriting syndicate
of $35,000;000 of this
firm's 4V2% debentures, due Oct. 31,
1986, at 99^4% and
accrued interest from Oct.
31, 1961.
•
which
and
$
restau¬
individual
operates
Toddle
v:
specialty
and
cartridges for
$30,000
•
;T!
it'
i
bars
Houses.
filed
J.,
an
terms
be
to
assets
also
It
containers
Co.—Debentures
&
the
program,
comprising
v
•
Toddle
120,000
Yeatman,
offering
subsidiaries
be
on
statement
company
prints
Cork.
canceled.—V.
the
acquire
glass
exchange
preference
Crown
International
will
Polynesian
also
cattle
Co.—Common
N.
covering
sale
warrants
Dougherty
Seal
Cork
Cork
of
firm
National
organized
called
Buena,
24
underwriting
in
1952.
the
cumulative dividend,
may bs converted
$2
&
which
of
will
of
Suplee,
The
and
plan,
convertible
of this
Cork
stock.
Seal
&
each
Crown
common
outstanding stock of Crown
shares
Cork
dividend,
stock
common
stock
of
that
snack
Hereford
Corp..
Brothers
Oct.
on
by
to
31,'1961, it was jointly announced
Herman R. Ginsburg, Chairmen of
Mr.
cumulative
stock.
A
preference
of
Deere
York
Magnin's,
1381.
Oct.
and
provides
merger
V4
845.
,-V'v
has
company
perfume line designed for the rapidly growing
865 per ounce and named
"Ai," a Japanese
meaning Jove, the perfume
of Tibet, France,
Africa ana
areas
plus
200,000
f.
Cosmetic Chemicals Corp.—New French Perfume
Line
*
of
of
of .the total
testing systems
automated
capital
effective
Connelly
House
restaurants
public
rnent
plan
shares
stock,
cents
of
As
become
F.
of
for
at
reorganiza¬
company and Crown Cork International Corp.
24, 1961 ratified a plan of merger of the two
Oct.
Toddle
company
SEC
included
Inc.—Merger Approved—
& Bayliss,
of
this date only one device has been
fully developed
It plans to attempt tc develop and produce (1) devices
automatically test the performance of electronic components
will
to
The
IVz
p.
this
of
The
the
of
registered
chain
"
chain
price
respective boards.
&
Minnesota
the
regis¬
a
shares
of
held
John
Mr.
the
by the company.
fcr
meetings
into 3/10
filed
500,000
$1.15
by
selling
//;■'
/'■
a
primarily
was
engage
Minneapolis,
24
efforts
best
a
will
So.,
Oct.
on
Registered—
electronic testing and training devices; and it
may also engage in the
development and production of electronic devices for other uses from
time
at
International
I
Inc.—Common
per' share.
proposes
be
to
proceeds
1961
years
Dynamics,
company
of
its
covering
filed
1505.
offering is to be made
Inc.,
20
1991,
Net
York,
New
convertible
Control
ccmmon
21.
short-term
cost
for
194,
tration
due
Nov.
retire
the
Place,
Oct.
on
bonds
mortgage
competitive bidding
be
Irving
Stockholders
terminals.
those
to
<
in Memphis? Tenn.*
independent airline
shops,
a
gift
'
interests.
cosmetic
Crown Cork .& Seal Co.,
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. ¥., Inc.—Bonds
Reg'd—
airport
similar
headed
Incorporation
of $3,000,000,
Under
in
restaurants, and
offered
particular
preferred
stock.
common
of
capital
operates
company
in
Dougherty
outstanding 3,625lfa, no par value, common shares, valued at
share, aggregating $725,100, are being exchanged for 725,100
of $1 par yalue common stock.—V.
194, p. 316.
Secretary-Treasurer.
the
bars
engaged
general offices are located
In addition
to being an
1946.
motel
located
snack
whose
in
caterer,
This
per
shares
,■
Houses,
organized
food
favorable
no
stock
Articles
authdrized
an
value
par
plan of
a
Inc.—Acquisition—
Toddle House shareholders*
The number of Dobbs House
be exchanged for National Toddle House stock was not dis¬
V/.
five-year
to
Delcau,
to
Dobbs
was
the
warrant.
substantial
very
.National
•
•
2,000,000
held
all
Howard
when
CAPITALIZATION—Pursuant
outstanding bank loan, and the
general corporate funds and used as additional
to
working capital and for other general corporate purposes.
In
addition to certain
indebtedness, the company has
amounts
in
expansion
priority."
Contract
to
shares
closed.
wholesale
of
proceeds received
by the company
will be used
liquidate obligations accruing in the" regular : course of business,
implement its working capital position and provide additional funds
leasehold
company's
supplies
of
labrication, for retirement of
balance
and
for
a
to
15
wide
PROCEEDS—The
are
forward
G.
personnel.
cooperative
advantage
rates.
on-target
Joseph
Mr.
ahead."
years
National
the
cash-and-carry
maintains
certain
in
•
look
23,
of Dobbs Houses, Inc. and National Toddle House Corp. on
jointly announced the signing of a contract providing for the
acquisition by Dobbs Houses of more than 90% of the issued and out¬
standing stock of National Toddle House Corp.
According to executives of the two restaurant chains, the agreement
is
contingent' upon a favorable tax ruling by the Internal Revenue
Service and upon registration with the SEC of the shares to be /issued
.
departments
accurate,
•
Oct.
on
Officials
Oct.
rants
Calif.,
in
stores
to
ins.all
Ave.,. Alttambra,
supermarket
groceries, meats, delicatessen, fresh
dairy products, bakery goods, frozen
liquor,
companies which
of
S.. New.
six
ihe
restaurants,
_
1217*
of
operating
self-service
purchases
,v
the
in
.'.//
.
held
stockholders: ."We
Dobbs Houses,
4,000
area,' selling
various
company
grocery
'
•
,,
.
vegetables,
and
All
.
Angeles
and
foods
distributing
installing and
churches,
American
& Co.__—6,500
White, Weld & Co. Inc,___ 10,000
-
told
importance
'
meeting
in
in
ness
4,003
_________
4,000
company
business
Los
and
and
Swiss
annual
10,000
Wertheim
>
*
.'
BUSINESS—The
The
engaged in the
i
'
a.
ds
5,000
'
strategic
missiles.
Del's
ings.
2,500
—
:
Sutro & Co.___
2,500
194,
Agee & Leach
Webster Securities
great
of
Monday, October 30, 1961
.
sales for fiscal 1962 with a corresponding rise in net earn¬
By mid-1962 an ultramodern, new building, designed to our own
specifications, will be ready for our occupancy. This will quadruple
our
working space, and facilitate the dynamic expansion of our busi¬
5,000
Stone &
Corp.
Inc.
$300,000.
is
under-
to
Smith
greater
be sold to the underwriter for 1 ;nil each,
.share at the rate of 5 shares for each 40 shares
per
Sterne,
2,500
Co.__
&
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
At
10,000
its $1 par common stock in units of one preferred share
and five common shares at $30 per unit for ah aggregate
covering 100,000 shares of class
includes
shares' underlying
finder's fee.
5,000
equipping
19
Co., Inc
a___—
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.-
2,500
guidance
Humphrey
-
Crawford Stores, Inc.—Securities Offered—On Oct.
10,
Registered—
Wilmington, Del.,
Oct.
on
.2,500
Robinson
5,000
1861, the- company offered, - without ;underwriting^.l 0,000
shares of its $25 par preferred stock and 50,000 shares Of
3,500
warrants to
company
service
statement
50c
at
Lockyer
The
5,000
3,500
.
be <offered for public sale at S4 per share.
The
on
an
agency basis by Roth & Co., Inc., which
share selling commission and 818,000 for expenses.
to
per
registration
sold,
Co.___
Co.,_
made
48c
a
"A" Street,
with the SEC
offering will be
The
&
increase
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
New York Hanseatic
Corp..
1611.
p.
Goneors Supply Co., Inc.—Class A
tion
Haft &
Brod
President,
The
Inc.
—V.
Joseph Nadler & Co. Inc.;—
Co., Inc.—
9,500
often, Pox & Co., Jnci+i9,500
& Co.6,500
Northwest4 Co.2,500
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood- 10,000
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Mitchell, Hutchins & Co.,
6,500
Doolittle
of
Pacific
Breckeniridge
-
Miller
&
ner
Co.,
ductosyn,
The Ohio Co.-^ .l-
-
Merrill
6;500
Taggart
Shares
,
10,000
10,000
._
Rhoades
Co
Mead,
Shares
37,500
Hardy
Rittmaster,
—V.
&
<~M
Shares
Loeb,
McCourtney
company
and the
shares of common stock
purchased.
M.
__
Manley, Bennett & Co.
below
named
Co.—L—
Brothers
Co.
the
the
&
10,000
Carl
have
severally
selling stockholders
respective number of
aggregating 125,000
shares set forth below. The
underwriting agreement provides that the
obligations of the underwriters are subject
to
approval of certain
legal matters by counsel and to certain further conditions. The under¬
writer's are obligated to purchase all of such
common stock if any is
agreed
Freres
Lehman
.
Lease
to
Jan.
will
contracted
lease
of
the
5,
own
from
the
the
underlying
purchase
land
.
a
2076.
result
to
'
.
....
5
(1841)
the
$4,000,000
closing
In
Dec.
on
addition
27,
the
to
(the
1961
"closing
de¬
modern
scheduled
building.
The contract price is $65,000,000, and a
posit has been maae thereunder.
The
transaction
is
for
in
(3)
will
be
$29,000,000
contract
Co.
land
is
and
the
chased
lessor
$68,000,000
to
building
under
icr
1951
the
execute
The
Master
provide
$13,000,000
the
obtain
the
Financial
for
by
the
will
of
former
the
leplace
nine
months
ended
Sept. 30,
Mr.
/A
A;
-A "
y
informed
Johnson
stockholders:
"Your
emails
otYVrt„„k
AwnMitpf
t
JL11
Will
Associates
•-to
v
000.
M
Participations
a®oiurt
fo $39,000
Ine eio nnn
nnr
>v$idttng that, '.'savings' accounts have grown at an annual rate of over
an annual rate in excess of
-.rS.
-
4
000
ftftft "At Sept. 30/ 1961, savings
_
,
Associates
(5)
will
not
purchase, it will execute
Empire State Building Co.
to
and
U
renewal
-
is
Co.
-
and
two
Sublessee
maintaining
rent
to
the
pay
(b)
to
(7)
per
has
future
of
ofiered
ment
I'
identical
with
the
term
same
BuiP
State
B.
Harry
on
he
if
paid,
and
rent
thereunder.
the
Master
have
of assignment under the Sublease, the invest¬
should be judged primarily on the basis of the
the
for
1960
total
present
rentals)
-had
newable
ft
agreements
been
previous
and
years
net
a
in
the
into
effect
addition,
annually
new
during
Jan.
1,
the
over
include
1960
will
increases
further
be
under
aggregating approximately $45,000 will
1962, -and another $38,000 will take effect
following
four
items
certain
Also,
years.
estate
which
annually
not
are
recti:
ciai
.
!>!
ls>
in
193c.
&
years
.
amount
such
of
the
that
or
to
earnings
rent.
Sublease
Associates
litical
earnings
net
as
.
ring
any
the
cover
basic
Sublease
ability-i to
The
rent.
.
A
.
1
high
t"*ti/rTiTmr-i
occupies
the
t-veen
The
F'fth
Grand
City.
fronting
Street
and
and
I.
steel
stories
feet
500
in
1931,
the
37,000.000
grade,
cubic
ground
feet
33rd
construction.
below
Fifth
about
rises
State
Glass-enclosed
is
of
concrete,
the
above
volume
cubic
a
It
observatories
are
located
on
the
86"h
and
102nd
story
levels.
A
22-story television
tower, erected in 1951, is located atop U*e 102nd floor., The building
is
served
by 69 signal control
micro-leveling passenger elevators, 6
freight
elevators,
The
first
and
floors
85
7
sightseeing
escalators.
the
of
building constitute tenant 'space With a
net rentable area of approximately
1.753,000 square feet.
Th^re
are
23 stores on the ground floor.
The 850 tenants are of diversified
types, although the majority are engaged in various aspects of the soft
total
industries
goods
Avenue
Air
No
rentable
single
area
conditioning
is
available
Its
two
national
•
r
.1
connected
for
in
tenant
May.
Over
as
much
much
as
10%
as
of
iu%.
as
attraction.
More
5,250-ton
a
present,
the
of
the balance
the
from
areas
1957. -At
69%
building's central
have made
observatories
tourist
the
to
all
for
conditioning- plant, completed
building is air conditioned,^
^facilities are landlord owned, and
the
are
occupies
collections.
rent
-air
which
tenant
accounts
or
air
tenantrawned
are
of
8C%
by
union
contracts
which
alld'
•
20.COO.000
extend
history,
has
Trust
set
as-
'-forttf
commenced
not
It
investment
the
policy
>,
.
permitted
are
is
vote
to
the
with
of
business
whom
V1.
,
GIVING
EFFECT
(no
TO
par)
the
current
sale
p.
450
954.
Financial
Corp.
Offering Price
Changed—
The
•
......
.
share
per
Includes
the
offering
Digest
of
price
is
to
Oct.
of
be
this
$5
•
in
the
iimlted~
share.—V.
194,
Trustees.
due
within
v
-
•••.,■,;•
:
Filtors, Inc.—Record Sales, Net—
This
designer
A
the
the
for
ended
year
board
and
Seles
income
manufacturer of
and
June
30,
President,
1961,
record
Aspinwall,
Lloyd
and
sales
Jr.,
microminiature
earnings
and
Chairman
of
$279,356,
up
20%
increase
an
all
well
received
Division,
Haledon,
400%
six
in
N.
Miller
the
J.
&
from
1960
23%
sales of $5,227,271.
Net
the 1960 net income of
over
by the
industry, he said.
The Seal-O-Metic
J., acquired during th? year, boosted its sales
Dodge
Collin,
Norton
Lawrence
Curtiss,
J.
Dain
M.
Dominick
Inc.
&
of
has
both
manufacturers'
purchased
of
a
22
62,000
acres
square
acceptance
products.
bv
.
-
in Huntington. Long Island, for the
foot plant which' will be the most
Mellen
Co.__
B.
Joyce
Ledogar-Horner
.
E.
McDonald
Wm.
Inc.
25,000
*
5,000
Co.,
&
Co.,
18,000
Merrill,
F.
S.
Turben
&
Co., Inc.-—i—
Nowland & Co.—
Co.
18,000
Paul
Corp.
18,000
The Ohio Co.—
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.__
21,000
Pacific
The
First
Ginther &
Hallgarten
J.
J.
B.
&
Cleveland
5,000
Co
18,000
& Co.
&
25,000
Co.-
Hilliard
&
Son___
7,000
J.
—•
Northwest Co
——
R.
W.
& Co.
Pressprich & Co.-_
1.080
1,080
—
——-
—.—_—
Bomback & Co.
&
IT—"
Lamula
John
David
890
&
890
—
890
890
194,
»
.
'
■
890
890
.
—r-
Inc.—:
890
—
890
Co
———-—
Irving J. Rice & Co. Inc._
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
—V.
;
'
•
——.—-——
—
Investors,
Noyes
A.
•'
890
'
;
Meyer——
Franc & Co.
Darlington & Grimm_ —:
Kohlmeyer & Co.
;
r
890
—
,
890
French, Inc.
1718,
p.
Corp.—Earnings Forecast—
Garrett
corporation's earnings for the first - quarter ended Sept.
30
should be substantially greater than for the same period last year,
although
complete figures are not yet available, it was indicated
Oct
6
at a meeting of the New York Society
of Security Analysts
addressed by J. C. Garrett, President,; and T. G. Hawkins, Treasurer.
It
was
oointed
out
t at the
company
can
conservatively expect
sales for the year will show
about a 10%
increase over last year,
with
an
approximate sales volume estimated in the neighborhood of
$210,030,000. However,
this could be greater, • it was stated, in the
light of possible accelerated military procurement.
The spokesmen
declined to predict earnings for the full year but
said
t' at
with the exnected increase in volume, and a substantial
decrease
in
starting load
costs as compared with last year, fiscal
1962 should produce good
earnings.
■
/They said" t.hp ypr.pnt 30 cciU dividend of the first quarter of thisv
yea^ reflects t-e- conservative ^optimism ol-t-thep company's boafff of
directors, and that it would appear safe ,to s&y that the board will
resume
the
usual 50 cent dividend
as soon
as it is justified by
The
'
„
r-
earnings.
,
emphasized
Garrett
Mr.
high
extremely
the
altitude
,
„
_
'
initial
The
Mercurv*
this
the
and
p.
Garrett's
20 years. We have the.
for this type of work,"
support system in t>m Project
of the company s capabilities in
developing enlrrged programs for
life
is indicative
i-s currently
other advanced
flights
Garrett
and
Dynascar
1C4,
of
success
space
field,
space
and
missile
projects.
V.
1718
General
Co., New York City, has been appointed trustee, regis¬
paying agent and conversion agent for $2,500,000 principal amount
-the-corporation's 6% convertible subordinated debentures due Oct. 1,
Irving Trust
194,
Genera:
742.
p.
Plastics
Corp.—Common
50,000
21.000
21,000
l|
v1
Offered—Pursuant
Sept. 28, 1861 prospectus, Ehrlich, Irwin & Co., Inc.,
50 Broadway, New York City, publicly offered 75,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $4 per share. Ne„
to
a
pany
5,000
i ii
Corp.—Appointment-
trar
1981.—V.
i
i
i
Fcam
proceeds, estimated at
21.000
9,000
I
in
in
s£ticl
,
of
i
.
„
"the company is heavily engaged
and space field, having been a leader
that
aspects of high altitude flight for the last
developed organization in the world today
most
$242,000, will joe used .by the com¬
of loans, additional
equipment, and working capital.
for repayment
EUSINESS—The
warp
Weober, Jackson &
Curtis __—1—:
1,080
...
—
1,080
12,000
Pame,
Prescott
Inc.
Co.,
'
.
1,330
100,000
—_
;
_———
25.000
Moseley & Co.___
Murch
12,000
Emerson &
21,000
L_-
1,330
100,000
—_——
'
1,330
Inc.
Inc.
Co.,
1,330
Hill,
12,003
&
&
1,775
100,000
—
:
1,775
125,000
—
j
1,775
125,000
:
,
■<•
1,775
100,000
———
Renshaw
&
7,000
25,000
Co.——
Inc.
12,000
-
&
Mericka
J.
—
Co.—
Masten
A.
18,000
Inc.
Dominick,
5.000
Co
& Coe_^—
Mackall
12,000
Co.,
125,000
Corp.
-
1,775
125,000
—
—
>.
1,775
Henry,
12,000
7,000
Co
2,220
125,000
L.
Co.—-—
Blosser & McDowell
Ryops & Co.__—T.
&
Heller
Miller,
&
&
2,220
125,000
.
25,000
5,000
John
Co., Inc.
L.
Goodbody
Fibers
construction
of
Joseph,
-
Lemon &
12,000
Co._2_
Co
Doojlttle & Co.--—H.
Johnston,
12,000
Co.__
&
&
50,000
Hutton & Co
W. E.
25,000
Inc.——
W. D. Gradison & Co.
E
severally
has agreed to sell
set forth below.
Shares
21,000
Inc.
Co.,
&
&
distribution
strength
&
Cook
House
Fahey, -Clark
the
on
underwriters
25,000
Bradford——:
C.
the transistor
industry of i s ^ new Moleculoc sealing' technique. ' Negotiations are
presen ly
being conducted with Schaltbau, a Western Germany relay
manufacturer, to complement the Filtors line and obtaih world-wide
months
&
Golkin,
v,
.
the un¬
;
'...
A.
and conditions of
named below have
161,500
7*000
Krausl
Co.,
Alstyne,
Birr
oppor¬
terms
1
•
~
unincorpo¬
Hornblower & Weeks
Co
&
&
Co.,
best
161,500
Baker & Co., Inc.
Co.__-_:l_„12__
Burge
Clark,
of
the
Co.,
—_
Ball,
Earnings per share,
on
750,000 shares
outstanding,
were
$0.37 against $0.30 in 1960.
Mr. Aspinwall termed fiscal year 19S1 the most successful in the his¬
tory of F'iltors, Inc.
Six new produc s placed on the electronics market
&
Bache' &
for
$225,759.
were
Ripley
Inc.
Amott,
subminiature
hcd
announced.
$6,289,934,
were
was
industry,
electronics
the
agreement,
to
r,"
2,220
150,000
Noel & Co.__
Eichler & Co.__
Hayden, Miller & Co. —
$12.50
,
2,220
150,000
150,000
Marache & Co.
Rodman
,
one
2,220
150,000
—
Laird
"$13,500,000
.
to purchase from the Trust, and the Trust
severally the respective numbers of shares
Hayden,
150,000
——
&;
Van
8
1,060,000 shs.
year7~*The. moFtgWJ'Trnte^fs--*
tUnlimited
-r
2,850
Co
&
Granbery,
200,000 shs.
$1
2,850
250,000
—
Inc.—
Goodbody
Outstanding
Authorized
note^__ $13,500,000
(par
them
Harriman
1506.
p.
Hutton
F.
Straus,
Shares
t
relays
E.
of
Voife?--aaow£.r)
instalments
derwriting
4, reported the proposed offering of
corporation at $3 per share, whereas
per
Staats
Co.
Hester,
payable over a period of 30 years from 1961 in lever monthly'install¬
ments of principal -and interest totalling $907,038 per year of which
the
following amounts will represent, principal in the first five years
of
operation: first year $186,000, second
year
$197,000, third year
$208,000, fourth year $220,000 and fifth year $232,000.
+ The
power to authorize the issuance of additional shares is vested
to
shares
common
Co.
R.
Norris & Hitshberg,
•/.
...
.Qf_feej}eficiali.interest
agreed
News
SEC
100,000
&
&
Outstanding
an
8,226
250.000
& CurtlSifL-/—Lii
Co.-
&
Pont
Blair
FINANCING
Unlimited
Realty, Cleveland, Ohio, is an
organized to provide investors with
trust
from
du
Shields
other than the
that, under current
partners if allowed any
Trust does not provide
PRESENT
8,227
550,000
Co., Inc.—-—
ill—._ia—
—I—,—
William
matters
of
Shares
$550,000
&
Co.
&
I.
counsel
be
C.
Francis
and
is
Union
53a%' 30-year instalment mtge.
infnr-
fb^ut
194,
Allyn
Jackson
Webber,
A.
Bache
■
•
people
of
Paine,
Bateman,
interest
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
American
V!'T
voting- rights.
any
beneficial
business
Debentures
Hammill & Co. —
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
—
't ■J. C. Bradford & Co. ——.——ijl/— __
Shearson,
under
L
Fidelity
spective names:
■■
any
on
opinion
might be held to
Therefore the Declaration
proceeds
v~Shftres-
1963.—V.
to
shares
of
the ^.compo¬
with respect tq
fricbhie,
the shares of beneficial in¬
terest, plus the proceeds of a $13,500,000 mortgage loan, will be used
to purchase the title fee
to the Union Commerce Building, a 21-story
bank
and
office
building in downtown Cleveland, the trust's initial
investmuent. The building will be lease! back to the bank.
The trust's investments will be directed primarily to the acquisition
and holding of fee title
to income-producing real estate. Special em; phasis
is to be given to properties which have a favorable geographic
location from the standpoint of poss.ble
appreciation, in value and
which is subject to a net lease to a single tenant.
Under the provisions of an enactment bv Congress of sections 856
to 858 of the Internal Revenue Code,
the trust is relie/ed of Federal
A income taxes
on
ordinary income and eapkal
gains ' .distributed .to
shareholders,: provided certain qualifications imposed by the Act are
met.I"/'
'
" "" " •
/'
A '• 'A.
:
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
units
plant.
approximately 550 building employees,
are
covered
future
debentures,
bers
tunity to participate in investments in real estate in the United States.
,
There
and
to
respect
shareholders
of
rated
have vis'ted
'the observatories since their-opening.
All seven of New York City's
television stations-transmit their programs,
on
a
license-fee basis,
from
the
television
tower
atop the building.
The tower also is used
by the Federal Communciations Commission, and by various FM radio
stations.
v.
"■
■,
are
with
Revenue, Code
the
dictate.
BUSINESS—First
Net
conditioning
Fm.pire State Building an
than
of
•
(•->
are
Street.
building's
annual
/
wNeh
34th
and
the
of
contingencies
for
reserves
195,888
204,405
—
1981
agreed to purchase from the company the principal amount
and from the selling stockholders the aggregate num¬
of common stock, set forth below opposite their re¬
severally
-
each, by an underwriting group headed by Harriman
Ripley & Co.? Inc. and Hayden, Miller & Co.
two
approximately
*
$1,500,000
——-
—
-
-
respective
Oct. 25 through the offering of 1,060,000 shares, at
stone
has
street,
of
'■
conv.
Stroud
v
Building
stares
102
,
A;
———
$3,500,000
3,500,000
Common stock
($1 par)
4,000,000 shs.
1,853,924 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—Under the terms and subject to the conditions
contained in the purchase contract the underwriters named below have
Federal Government, states, po¬
instrumentalities may' be held
the
Outstanding
Authorized
—_-——
long-term
notes——
sub. debs, due Oct. 1,
Unsecured
5Vz%
First Union Realty—Securities Offered—Initial publipQalp nf'this firm'</" sharps; nf hpnpficial infprp<?t madp
^ ^
® Snares Ol DeneilCiai mieresi maae
Tr"
contains
' Aft.
/'ft
of
I
TO PRESENT FINANCING
.
loans___
payable
Mortgages
inves.ments,
Authorized
34th
on
A." "..v—ft
.......
bank
Short-term
the
investments
CAPITALIZATION
teet,
square
feet
425
Avenue,
1
Empire
al.OOu
...ft
liquid
As
tax.
rights.
Shares
1.
or
their
Internal
Trust's
shareholders
Stations, in midtown New York
area
on
St.
It
and
feet.
world.
the
in
bicf>i-^vnn+
a
198
on
building
tallest
and Pennsylvania
covers
approximately
Completed
i
Avepn^
Central
building
the
.'-'a
,
/ft/:ft-//ft/;/,
trustees.
of
law,
voting
^ UMPIRE STATE BUI„DINvjf—(1) Description. The—1,472-foot
Empire State
is
a
Ohio
x
Building
'ft./;
GIVING EFFECT
CAPITALIZATION
be invested principally
Federal Government, states, po¬
respective instrumentalities or commerof
investment policy
the
shareholders
earn
^
Aft
Inc.—Additional
follow:
details
Building,
subject to change
V-- : /./
the propbsed tax regulations issued by the Treasury Depart¬
trust may not qualify as a real estate investment trust if
election
estate
tt™
Arts
/ A
v
estate
their
and
experience
no
ment,
;
will derend upon ?. number of factors, common to all
investments, which may vary from time to time
These
include possible changes in occupancy rate,
rent roll, operating expenses and
repairs
as
well r.s general economic conditions and com¬
petition.
Since a majority, of the tenants in the building are en°.°ged
in various aspects of the soft goods industries, economic changes which
affect such industries also may
affect the earning capacity of the.
property.
ft"ft;A
; .'A/ft ft Aft,/ft/ft.
a: ftftft a
•
and
providing
the
income
Under
made
be
real
obligations
/Aft
'
obligations
circumstances
as
amounts
real
Medical
-
in
quirements of
sition
oP'tHe
realized in 1962 or future
particular year or years will
will
in
be
can
will
each of the fore¬
going types of activities may be. made by the
without a vote
of
the
beneficiaries
(holders
of "shares).
The
investment
policy,
however,
will
be
exercised
in
a
manner
consistent
with
the' re¬
Sublessee
the maxi¬
cover
of
means
a
Changes
has
prediction
exact
no
that
revenues
building -'to
the
from
However,
pur¬
the Trust
of
,.
'. investment.
go
ftft/ft
the
Ohio
majority vote of the
a
at
pi....:.
suitable
of
subdivisions
Federal
that
bel'eves
time by
located
Ohio.
6,
in
The Trust
of
is
Trust
purpose
j...c
paper.
the expenditure
than
'ftftft'
foregoing,
sufficient
sufficient
be
,
F'1'
M
the
to
as
•
the
upon
have
basic
mum
J
'
*
Based
should
less
about $300,000
incudes.-
Interest-bearing
were
in
excess
of
usual
expenditures for that" purposes.
The
anticipated expenditure for tenant alterations during fiscal 1961 should
or
the
Dayton
interest-bearing
litical subdivisions,
and
approximately $770,0C0,
of
in
'
be
Ave.,
acquisition
.
at
alterations
tenant
E. Arnovitz,
office
1961.
12,
May
,.V /
1294.
p.
Financing Details—Our
Oct. 23, 1961 issue reported the sale at par on Oct: 20 of
$3,500,000 of this firm's 5Vz% convertible subordinated
debentures due Oct. 1, 1981, plus 63,333 shares of its
common stock at $11.50 per share.
Additional financing
the last survivor of Scott J.
Mead E. Arnovicz and Bruce R. Teitel-
death
190,
Fotochrome,
is to provide investors with
opportunity to own, through transferable shares, an interest in
uiversiiied
income-producing properties consisting principally of real
the
there
years,
dated
created
trust
business
a
Trust
the
indebtedness,
certain
to
family.—V.
his
of
an
re¬
Increases
on
times
during
five
next
leases.
varying
.
In
is
of
alter
PROCEEDS—The
v
first 9 months of fiscal 1961
from
the
observatory were
approximately $60,000 less
comparable period
of the preceding year.
-ft A/ft
the
Over
existing
For
revenues.
Trust
years
Matthew
Salem
627
$10,577,327
$560,000.o
year.
revenues
than
by
2u
unless earlier terminated at any
fcaum,
not
are
Of¬
1
Declaration
a
trustees.—The
relating to the use of the television antenna had
will increase revenues from that source by about
which
However,
made,
$80,000
aggregated
increased
.
operating
net
collected
rents
to
Ainovitz,
property.
example, in 1960
(including percentage
rentals of approximately $70,0001,
and net revenues were $6,095,000.
As
of Aug.
15, 1961, the annual rentals collectible under the leases
then in existence (adjusted to reflect the same amount of percentage
the
suant
>tfciniinate
■
the company has outstanding
which Harold L. Broliiar, President,
and George O. Palmer, Vice-President (and three companies of which
they are the stockholders),, own an aggregate of 22.3%.
Fitzpatrick
proposes to sell 30,000 shares ,of 60,000 owned by him
and members
share, without underwriting.
be
Corp.—Common Registered—
Palm-Aire
addition
In
prospectus, the Trust offered 200,000 non-voting shares of beneficial interest at $10 per
BUSINESS—The
will
Association—Shares
Estate
Real
Oct.
an
,
463,000 shares of common stock, of
1613.
Diversified
7,000
5,000
—4
.
capital.
ing
that the application to list the company stock
Exchange had been accepted and that trading
Exchange will begin in the very near future.
Stock
York
p.
7,003
County, $120,000 for construction and development of a motel and
/swimming pool at the Palm-Aire Country Club (the company's principal^,
property, near Ft. Lauderdale), $450,000 to reduce mortgage indebted- '
ness on property, and the balance will be employed as additional work¬
Stock
York
fered—Via
equal
and
Lease
Sublessee
the
Since
194,
First
Leasehold
any
establishment of a
Federation affiliate,
for
Financial
the
by
net
and
assign
to
New
Aft';ft;ft/:Aiftftft ft
costs;
right
New
the
„
annual
application
the
Valley
and
reported
the
-V.
opera
an
make
to
also
on
enable Associates
will
Grass
Savings
on
expenses
pay
said,
He
in
Loan Association, has been approved, which,
"will bring the number of offices of our affiliated associations
-r-y-'''
A'/A
to 23."
ing
Helmsley,
that
reported
office
Midvalley
,
premises
distributions to each participant
each $10,000 Participation.
liabilities
right
to
ft-ftft-
the
hereby
Mr.
of
Associates
all
pay
which,
Lease
income-producing capacity of
The net operating revenues
\ •
branch
cash
year
Associates
corresponding
a
;
monthly
$900
relieved
also
administrative
make
to
to
and
rent")
Master
with
Empire
Lease.
Wien,
Mr.
entire
Johnson
Mr.
-
•
with
others. -ft;;.. "ft
by
payments;
defray
(c) to
Master
of
agree
property
Sublease
•..Mortgage
ft.
will
the
"basic
(the
(a)
owned
the
of
"Sublessee"),
(the
the
composed
the
Simultaneously
property.
Sublease
net
a
in
as
venture
corporations
The
(6)
privileges
joint
a
:
the
operate
the
.
in
Participations; will share
proportionately
up of the partnership interests in Associates.
owneis
v
of
associations
affiliated
our
approximately 33% over the total at the end of September a year
ago; real estate loans outstanding totaled $361,925,023, an increase Of
$9*,138,126,
or
approximately
34% ;• assets totaled
$437,956,797," ah
increase of $113,439,491, or about 33%,"
V;; ;■ -''/.yV" - ■ - y
.
of Participations and a Leasehold Mortgage, or from the sale of •
Participations - alone.
" •
-A
A
?ftA
-ft* Aft;;
The Participations will become effective on Jan. 1,
1952. Thereafter
purchasers
of
accounts
totaled $345,161,115," Mr. Johnson said, "an increase of $85,031,428,
...or.
sale
the
-
,
required
Vm^k01^' a,c<JH re«M
Master .Lease for $.,9 009.will be derived either from tae proceeds of the
nrtn
'•'''
•
company has achieved its
months." He amplified by
nine
21,000
Vercoe & Co
Westheimer & Co
4
corporation, of 1730 North Federal Highway, Pompano Beach,
Fla., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 19 covering
4b'3,000 shares of common stock. It is proposed to offer 310,000 shares
for subscription by common stockholders at the rate of one share for
each three shares held.
The record date is to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
The remaining 153,000 shares are to be offered for public sale at
$2 per share on a best efforts basis by Hardy & Co., which will receive
a
5M2C per share selling commission.
The registration statement also
includes 30,000 outstanding shares owned by Paul E. Fitzpatrick, and
director and former board chairman, who proposes to sell sucl^ shares
in the open market from time to time at current market prices.
The company is enagaged in the purchase, development and sale of
undeveloped real property and related activities, such as owning and
operating a golf course and other recreational activities, owning and
leasing a shopping center or centers, and arranging financing on prop¬
erty which it may develop itself or sell to others.
Of the $860,000
estimated net proceeds from the stock sale, $175,000 will be used (with
$625,000 for which a financial commitment has been received) for con¬
struction of the Palm-Aire Shopping Center in Deerfield Beach, Broward
™ay..be "p • mortgage at all. interest equal > ,33%. Loans outstanding are/a;/ ft
Each partner
growing at
in his
partnership
35%.
'
--A
m
t>
sell
greatest-growth record during the past
2x,uud
Day
This
appropriations to general reserves, were $6,188,729, equal to $4.14
on
1,494,962 average number of shares outstanding. This
with net earnings of $4,317,975 during the first nine months
share.- "
per
Co
&
Cariwri' ht & Co. 2
194, p. 1054.
-
.Florida
consolidated net earnings,
1961,
of 1960, equal to $2.95 per share on the l,4b5,495 average number of
shares outstanding for that period, an increase of over 40% in earnings
through the sale to ,t.ie public of that amount of the
Participations being offered hereby.
However; the mortgage may be
5,000
Co.—
Schwinn
—V.
compares
$26,000,000
0
B.
Sc.xUltz &
Shares
'
Spencer Traks & Co
L
lucker, Anthony & R. L.
o.ooO
5,000
Sweney
•
in
J.
shaie
per
ground lease
Associates;
1
by
rent
the
before
lease, having pur¬
acquiring the builcang,
the land and building to
payment of an annual
Leasehold Mortgage; and
a
L.
NYSE
—
N.
ocmpany
For
The Prudential
already owns the
ground
the
Growth
Record
Inc.
Borton & Co., Inc._
Russell & Co., Inc.
Ross,
had third quarter earnings of $1.62 per share, bringing
total earnings for the nine month period ahead of earnings for the full
year
of
1960/ Edward L. Johnson,
President,
told stockholders on
Oct. 17.
V".
V
Upon
Lease
Master
Shares
production
be in
to
•
'
The
to
Prudential
existing
$17,000,000.
Lease
,>
■
L.
Federation,
Listing—
follows//
as
sold
be
America. ("Prudential").
in
will
.
will
of
the
Assoc.ates.
and
causing
land
Prudential
to
proposes
by
Insurance
scheduled
is
J.
$68.000,000.:
Associates
It
.
price, Associates will make disbursements
of $3,000,000, for various fees and
expenses as hereinafter described.
These
will
include profits to Mr.
Wien and Harry B. Helmsley, who
initiated the transactions.
Ihus, the total cost of closing the trans¬
actions
relay facility in the U. S.
193, p. 2542.
mid-1962.—V.
date").
nri
Tulv
12
incQrpQratedunder
company was
and is the
1961
owner of
inventory and
^
all the outstanding capital
Plastics Corp., a California corporation incorporate
in April of 1950, a predecessor and affiliate of the company.
Plastics Corp. (Delaware ), for whom, the offering was made, is
stock
of
General
Geneial
presently
\]
i
6
(1842)
The Commercial arid' Financial Chronicle
non-operating holding company and, for the present, plans to operate
the CaUxornia Corp, as a whoily-owned
subsidiary. Tne company's main
is located at 100 West 10th
St., Wilmington, Del.; the
.
.
Monday, October 30, 1961
.
a
Hallicrafters
office
The
subsidiary
Boulevard, West cos Angeles, Canf.
Tne
company is presently engaged in fabricating thermoplastic materials and
custom molding of thermosetting materials, referred to as
premix com¬
located
is
at
12414
pounds.
"V
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
:
EFFECT
stock
(par 10c)
Act
FINANCING
Georgia
Power
firm
a
of shares of
number
their
underwriters
commitment
named
have
For
Co., Inc
W. C. Langley & Co
Salomon
Brothers
Hutzler
11,500
tion
E.
u
10,000
&
Crowell,
Corp.
Weedon
&
10,000
Wyatt,
Co.
&
Financing
Oct.
for that issue
were
issue
also
re¬
&
Clayton
Dallas
Securities
Union
Inc.
Corp.
Securities
150
H.
Stone
Salomon
250
&
Hilsman
McMaster
Co
&
Co.
150
Mullaney,
Wells
Walter
New
York
—V.
194,
Hanseatic
J.
150
Thomas
400
Corp.
Wyatt,
1719.
p.
Glenmcre
Neal
number
principal
DESCRIPTION—Due
into
class
share
PROCEEDS—Net
used
to
bank
finance
B
Oct.
proceeds
inventories
Oct.
shares
common
through
from
and
the
$21
enabling
of
The
100
the
to
of ° the
sale
receivables
and
debentures
through
distilleries
leading
brands
Tavern,
in
Yellowstone
reduce
Thompson,
gin
and
and
Mint
House
vodka
of
and
Springs,
and
and
serves
Lords
Glenmore.
Tom
Hardy.
U.
as
imported
Its
S.
scotch
principal
The
sinking
Aug.
1,
4%%
fund
convertible
tures,
debentures,
due
subordinated
Oct.
1,
Class
A
common
B
common
(
This
Old
UNDERWRITERS—The
^agreed
to
purchase
debentures
ligations
forth
forth
sec
of
in
the
the
underwriters
named
the
from
the
opposite
company
their
underwriters
respective
subject
are
have
The
names.
to
certain
of—the-
several
conditions
The
Forgan
First
White,
A.
&
Co.
Boston
Weld
G.
&
&
725,000
Almstedt
725,000
Barret,
Co.,
Inc.—
Brothers
Fitch,
Hayden, Stone & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
400,000
First
California
400,000
J.
B.
Shields
&
Co.
Walker
of
Illinois
Loewi
&
McCormick
Pacific
—V.
Co.
Inc.
100,000
&
Son
100,000
Co.—
100,000
Hilliard
W.
400,000
L.
&
Lyons
Co.,
&
Inc.
Inc.
200,000
Schwabacher
200,000
I.
200,000
Stein
200,000
F.
Co
Co._
200,000
in
company
reported Oct.
six months ended Aug.
M.
the
of
$323,988,
equal
to
37
These
compared with
Sales
•
in
the
_
the
1961
year, before,
Good-way,.
cents
31,
Yantis
;
•
194,
This
represents
Net
or
the
19 cents, in
as
a
100,000
.
almost
six
shares
also
underwriters, for
severally
shares of
agreed
common
to
has
according to
comparable
whom
1960
same
with
E.
F.
Bear,
Sutro
&
the
plants
New
in
a
Ralph W.
share
period
on
of
terms
San
&
the
stock:
Co._
Hutton
Stearns
Bros.
Beecroft,
&
Holyoke
Milburn,
&
Co
6,100
6 100
6^000
Co
Co
York
City,
Calif,
Diego,
1961
for
Burger,
were
Federal
President.
stock.
previous
year
were
income
Co.
is
8.
conditions
agreed
acting
following
to
as
set
sell,
Cochrane
6^000
&
Co.,
Inc.
^
—V.
194,
p.
forth
and
in
each
number
of
Prescott, Wright, Snider
Co.
at
merger
2,
and
B.
6,000
C.
Christopher & Co.—
Conway Brothers
!
Luce, Thompson & Crowe,
Inc.
C.
W.
;
—
Mark
Britton
&
Co.
First
South
for
Hawthorne
the
Savings
deeds
&
Loan
which
Avef,
Peartree
to
Day
Co.
loans
medical
Each
1.
chemicals
will
be
made
Offered
of
future
outstanding
of
other
the
inventories
bank
loans.
The
69
consisted
Oct.
funds
general
and
the
of
1,
6%
Notes
6%
($1
subord.
directly
$130,000
and
to
to
$28,000
approximately
EFFECT
par)_
debs,
mortgage
♦Not
note
including
Oct.
be
available
retirement
will
for
TO
PRESENT
be
due
the
Nebraska
7
;
5,000
3,
shares
Outstdg.
*406,000
$420,000
11,000
shares
on
the
company
shares
are
outstanding
reserved
for
the
27,300 shares have been
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
indicated
purchase
from
below:
'■
3,000
issuable
an
granted
Securities
'7—V.
&
upon
of
the
of
locally-
the
num¬
:v;
instalment
available
made by
lending
increased
at a later
may
the Melamed
credit
.
be
can
families
date dispose of part of
their investments.
exercise
the
Plan,
below
respective
the
consummated
&
cents
Co.
of
or
within
which
a
have
of
H.
to
the
Rigby
to
to
transfer
by
promissory
and
interests
exchange
the
/ '
$135,000
stock
of
the
interest in
equity
of
for
recently
_
industrial
to
Inc.
Corp.
James
The
the
snares,
F.
a
and
Rigby,
also
company
in
of
to
Houses
150
a
room
Hyatt
new
House
in
City
of:
section
in the Los Angeles area, $235,000 for
Hyatt Chalet Motels, Inc., and $1,330,000
funds to be available for investment in new
capital stock
general
of
development of an office community center 011 15
adjoining-Hyatr House-San Jose,
addition to certain indebtedness, the company will have out¬
standing
(after giving effect to the proposed
acquisitions 1 789.161,
..shares of capital-stock, of whl"Cir"B(r%.""WllT be
"owned"by Ihe Hyatt
and
of »leased
land
In
,
Corp.
and
86.7%
by management officials as a" group
(directly or
indirectly). The Hyatt Corp. and its parent, Rockwood > & Co. are
principally owned directly or indirectly by Jay A. Pritzker, company
president, Donald N. Pritzker, Executive Vice-President, and certain
other
members
holders
(who
Crouch
and
20,000
to
shares,
N.
A.
of
shares.
shares.
would
Others
of
One
the
prospectus
their
latter
be
has
original
in
$10
selling
as
amounts
Chalet
32,451
sell
share
per
subscribers,
Hyatt
sell
option to
an
at
sell
10 selling stock¬
including Jack D.
to
propose
substituted
to
lists
holdings)
who
Pritzker
propose
remaining 5 % : interest
Income
to
Pritzkers
of
Dehn
N.
Donald
The
all
von
Tne
said
the
sell
respectively.
ercised,
14,329
families.
to
Robert
and
Jay
to
such
their
propose
Hyatt
and
shares
if
ex¬
stockholders
ranging
Josepn
Motels,
his
and,
from
592
Amoroso,
as
to
owns
Inc.
Planning: Corp.—Securities Offered—Pursuant
Sept.' 20, 1961 offering circular, Espy & Wanderer,
Inc., Teaneck, N. J., offered publicly 5,000 units of this
a
firm's
of
securities
share
one
at
of
$40
per
$2.10
unit.
be used
for
BUSINESS—The
Pa.,
is
and
periodic
engaged
of
through
of
company,
the
business
and
securities.
New Jersey
wholly
consisted
unit
cumulative
preferred
stock. Proceeds
common
expansion and working capital.
payment
such
a
in
Each
dividend
owned
3344
of
Hamilton
selling
contractual
It
is
Delaware.
and
to
It
of
plans
conduct
does
Allentown,
Boulevard,
securities
payment
qualified
mutual
for
its
business
the
funds
pur¬
business
in
in
Maryland
subsidiary, Income Planning Corp. of Mary¬
there.
It is also affiliated through common
which is qualified
ownership with Diversified Income Planning, Inc., which does business
in New York.
The owner of 50%
of the company's voting securities,
Estate
of
A.
William
Graham,
owns
Income
Planning,
Inc.
Planning,
Inc.,
are
all
The
Income
and
L
Hyatt
and
upon
organized
Diversified
235,
The
com¬
Hyatt
Hyatt House-Seattle, $900,000 to finance a nine-story
rooms to Hyatt House West-Los
Angeles, $500,000
financing
an
the
addition
Hyatt
*;
an
company
Diversified
235
_
"7-
That
various
properties
addition of 90
the
85%
the
,
to
Co.,
interest
the
the
payable
Development
85%
promoter.
in
in
< depending
789,161 capital
payable
930
Co.
&
Co.,
registration
The
for
company)
note
for
Rigby
acquire
their
in
company
bearing--notes
Pennsylvania,
units
under¬
Hammill
commission.
(2)
assumed
6Va %
40,000.
of
share.
througn
Shearson,
filed
350,000
per
the
and
agreed
chase
-severally
number
$10
includes
will
options'
Calif.,
covering
at
basis
none
and
20
sale
organizing the company and is its
others owning some of the interests
have
option
an
public
share
per
Burlingame,
Oct.
on
for
all
an
on
Barth
80
SEC
offered
21,000
company.
of
with
made
land,
named
the
Diamond, Turk & Co
Clark,
Weinstock
&
Porges__________
p. 424.
'
,
V
194,
of
Hyatt Chalet Motels, Inc.,
by The Hyatt Corp. for the
purpose of constructing a chain of motels to be operated under joint
venture
agreements with
resident
managers
and co-owners.
Of
the
$3,100,000 estimated net proceeds from the company's sale of addi¬
tional
stock,
$135,000 will be used as part
payment for
a
portion
conversion
upon
to date.
company
*
the
to
meeting held Oct. 17 author-
a
making
stock and two shares of class A
21.0C0
issuable
officer
purpose
underwriters
the
Coast-
stores."
58^500
58,500
______
1970___
initially
to
of
soundly managed merchandising
great.
In addition, an oppor¬
is
Units
Stearns
2,000
2,000
shares
or
two
House-
the company.
operate
Expansion
in
and
3,678
debentures, shares issuable upon exercise of options which
been, or may be, granted
under
the
Stock
Option Incentive
of
to
Organization
agree¬
of
of
the officers
conventional
a
transaction
to be
J.
an
sold
California
a
the
Plan
agreed
5 000
C.
carrying
FINANCING
3,678
1967
March
105,000
Melamed,
the
and
1508.
be
share,
debt
added
$420 000
1976
4.
Dec* 6,
be
per
non-interest
con-
750,000
1,
:
due
note
its
by
the
they
the
p.
by
to
retirement
the
to
will
also
to
$12
$1,000,000
of
pharma¬
to
the
$104,100
—
due
payable—trade
mortgage
6%
-of
stock
conv.
in
sales
statement
amount
1976.
Authorized
Common
194,
businesses
receivable.
GIVING
at
growth
of
diversify
that
receive
Commerce,
plant are located
York. The company
New
marketed
are
company
accounts
CAPITALIZATION
to
headed
—
its
and
(Bronx),
indebtedness
of
Central
L.
stock
common
will continue
stock is being
of
capital stock,
will
Houses
unit, plus
per
unit
due
approximately
balance
of
corporation of 1290 Bayshore Highway,
of
offering
for
follows:
expansion;
acquire
(1)
15,000 shares
underlying a
three-year
principal underwriters for $1,500, exercisable
103,274 shares to be issued
to
certain
-original-subscribers. Such shares may be offered from time to time by
the holders thereof at prices pravailing-inthe-over-tne-countermarket^
The company was organized under California law in
September 1961
for the purpose of acquiring a chain of motor hotels
operating under
the name of "Hyatt House," most of which are located near
major
west
cost
airports. The Hyatt Corp., a Delaware company, took the
as¬
approximately
$200,000
to
the
purchase of fixed assets, including additional production
equipment;
approximately $40,000 to the purchase of additional laboratory equip¬
ment;
approximately $35,000 to the purchase of additional land to
permit
increase
investment,
stock
statement
Oct. 23,
on
stock and $300 of 6%
which
as
to
of
terms
company
Melameds,
of Household
customers
weeks.—V.
option
and
the
by
net
applied
the
Maurice
the
this
improved.
planned.
is
potential
exchange
registration
at
The
proceeds to be received by the company from
estimated to be $537,110 which the company antici¬
are
to
the
to
writers
associa¬
incofporated„Jn_Jthe~ State^-of—New
was
York
conditions,
and
of
and
diversification
expected
which
is
manufacturers.
offering
pates
the
borrowers,
Securities
—
debentures
New
that
maintained
whose
this
is
The
opera¬
Association.
assists
available
Its principal offices
1946.
seeking
HFC
shares
Blvd.,
Haw¬
acquiring all
of
purpose
securing
Inc.
par common
company
16,
at
Hyatt Corp. of America—Stock Registered—
a
company headed by A. C.
Hart-Carter through an Artnell
agency
Oct.
subordinated
C.
shares
"We have in Coast-to-Coast
permanent
acres
$1
i;he
1720.
p.
Under
stock
Coast-to-Coast
of directors
exists
tower
from
by
that
companies
Organization), Inc., a
hard goodst
with
head¬
in
Arthur
the
534,000
intended
is
ihe
and
635.
interest
produces
3,000
Henry & Co.,___
Corp.
5,000
been
While
approved
was
the
Co., New York, offered publicly
April
on
3536
on
;
Pecaut & Co
6>ooo
1719.
Co.
Oct.
insurance
Laboratories,
both
this acquisition, to be treated in the company's accounts as a
pooling of interests, with the-Minneapolis organization to become a
wholly-owned subsidiary of HFC. Mr. MacDonald stated that Household
initiative
insurance
trust
approved
anticipated
of
ized
facilities
holding
1959
other
It
of
board
tunity
Midwest, he added.
Day
on
in
Hawthorne
an
p.
BUSINESS—The
representative
respective
of
and
under
194,
to
number
Shares
6,000
Co
The
3C5
in
is
(Central
families.
warehouses
Co.—V.
_
14i»00
Inc
Co
Cole &
Chiles-Schutz
Ellis,
Co.
organized
new
1961.
all
and
it had acquired the Shanzer
manufacturer of stationary grain
interest
of
shares;,
20
that
companies
months.
have
15,400
&
16
exchange
stores
oi'
business:
committee
components
it
certain
to
Stores
by
be
few
machinery
owned
will
has
president.
as
subject
immediate
companies for
organization
Thompson
Mining
is
stores
intends
fire
60 shares of
this
common
the
and
company has
Allen
purchase
Hobbs
1,400 units of this firm's securities at $465
accrued
in
$2,013,447
Shares
Allen
.
2,890,236
executive
Hanna
a
each
for
agreement
an
194,
specializing
$1,300,000 for
will
services
It
farm
diversified
a
operates
&
vertible
the
p.
the
of
month.
two
company
trustee
Stearns
Guy's Foods, Inc.—Additional
Financing Details—Our
Oct. 23, 1961 issue
reported the sale on Oct. 20 of
97,000
shares of this firm's common stock
at $10 per share. Ad¬
ditional financing details
follow:
has
H.
has 'agreed,
Coast-to-Coast
organization
their
and
related
pany
PROCEEDS—The
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to
the^ underwriting agreement, the
of
A.
the
The
J.
of
exceed
they
i:,,The
Financial
outstanding stock
of
of
W.
of
of
Francisco,
this
the
was
Hexagon
months
$26,900,000, after provision of $29,850,000 for
approximately $1.17 per share based on the
present
outstanding, Mr. Eurger reported.—V. 194,
or
Calif.,
sociation.—V.
doubled
operations
the
compared
approximately
taxes,
chairman,
of
in
stockholders
early next year.—V.
ber
of
four-for-one.
aggregate
result
companies,
the
to
owned
Corp.—Capital Stock Offered—
Public offering of 33,117 outstanding shares of Haw¬
thorne Financial Corp., at $16.75 per share was made
Oct. 26 by Crowell, Weedon & Co., Los Angeles. Pro¬
ceeds will go to the selling stockholder.
ceutical
for
split
both
to-Coast, and all other executives
v.
acts
Co.,
for
be held
Finance.
The
Minneapolis, manufacturer of dust collecting, air
drying and conveying systems, which was merged
earlier
making
share.
$3,448,726
approximately $1.19
earnings
held
com¬
class
of
submitted
share of
one
Hooker
of
■'
net sales of the Central Organization
to the franchised
$39,000,000; the 1S61 sales are expected to be somewhat
It is expected that the Coast-to-Coast net income will approxi¬
cr
small
com¬
B
single
a
were
few
class
value,
I960
ment,
$477,621,795.
was
and
into
an
and
chairman
Oct.
substantial
a
in
Pacific Tea Co.—Net
Up
taxes,
committee
are
on
Chicago,
Co.,
owns
tion
__
earnings
common
Philadelphia,
income
relatively
A
the Shanzer operation would complement the
of
company
$30,300,000
Canadian
record
board
respectively,
San
grain
the
Consolidated net earnings for the 26
weeks ended Aug. 26,
approximately $27,200,000, after provision of
and
and
100,000
extensive
be
Coast-to-Coast
Day Co.,
100.000
423.
p.
of
as
production will be moved to the
the
Hart-Carter
York
Great Atlantic &
hold
manufacturer
Co.,
stockholders
—
in
in
class
stated
and
brothers,
completed.
portfolio
reclassified
were
executive
announced
100,000
Boyce__
--r—
based
and
its
listed
or
Thompson
111.,
thorne,
earnings
with
reported
were
the
Hawthorne
1961.
$171,760,
pei-iod
be
for
Co
&
its
printer
a
own
chairman,
Co
&
Washington, D. C.; Utica, N. Y.;
Pittsburgh, Pa. and
—V.
of
and
100,000
&
Brcs.
Inc.
that
company,
a
commercial
technical publication field,
of
outstanding
the
Humphrey is
BUSINESS—The
__
&
Simon
S.
10
The
the
oil)
and
value
outstanding shares
has outstanding 12,349,760
Henseler said
Artnell
Gcodway Printing Co., Inc.—Sales, Earnings Up—
The
coal
company
group
955.
p.
will
soon
or
Parker
were
mate
itself exclusively to the super¬
portfolio. Disposition of the non- "
added.
Raffensperger, Hughes
200,000
Northwest
194,
100,000
400,000
Inc
&
J.
100,000
Inc.
Inc.—
Co.
Co.
Co.
Co.__
Fulton, Reid & Co.,
The
&
$100,000
—
Corp.
___
&
Michigan
The
stores
devote
been
of
supplies it to the store owners.
The central inventory
about 16,000 items, serving 11 departments: hardware, home
appliances, home furnishings, housewares, paints and varnishes, plumb¬
ing and heating, electrical goods, auto supplies, farm supplies, sporting
goods, and toys and gifts.
to
has
York and
New
of
comprises
company
—being operated as a division of Hart-Carter.
Acquisition of Shanzer will add approximately $1.5 million to HartCarter's- annual sales volume of
approximately $7 million, Mr. Henseler
set
North
400,000
H.
chandise
Directors
subsidiary, National Shareholders Co.
Alden
Inc.
G.
of
the
that
Corp.,
These
Amount
$1,750,000
Corp.
Co.
Board
through
pipe line
secured
Coast-to-Coast, founded in 1929, has developed 938 franchised, locallyowned, retail stores, located in 20 upper midwest and far-western states.
stores are served from warehouses in
Minneapolis and Portland,
Oregon, owned by Coast-to-Coast, which selects and buys1 the mer¬
other
the
Chemical
negotiations
directors
stock
This
of
Allyn,
Co.„__
&
Becker
First
ob¬
as
by
underwriting agreement.
Amount
Glore,
1961
53,4%
quarters in Minneapolis, Minn.
includes
Hanna
a
of Shanzer's
into
severally
amounts
nine
shareholders,
1961,
15,
Dec.
on
100%.
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
$100
current
of
will
corporation
the
E.
tions
943,137 shs.
below
principal
portfolio
Henseler, Hart-Carter president, said the purchase was a cash
transaction, and that Shanzer will be merged into Hart-Carter. Most
87,762 shs.
.
its
redemption
$222,500 of its
at
outstanding shares of Parker, and
merchandising
higher.
market
and
Manufacturing
P.
7,500,000
100,000 shs.
all
invested
appropriate associated companies, or dis¬
become k registered investment company,
previously
the
Peoria,
filtering
7,500,000
of
of
Household Finance Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
The
dryers.
$8,293,000
par)_^_„1,500,000 shs.
October
investment
steel,
now
W.
accessories,
deben¬
par)
$1
70.8%
stock
in
transportation
the
Detroit,
stock,
the
board
meetings to
1614.
p.
Mr.
1981
($1
Class
common
and
representing
outstanding common
their
for
1961
Hooker
of
the
of
Should
the
Outstanding
$12,000,000
—
and
of
Co.
preferred
proposal
companies
of
called
15,
outstanding stock of Parkerr
by
partnership,
Hart-Carter Co.—Acquisition—
due
1972—————
G.
board
194,
whiskies;
Authorized
supplied
a
shares of common stock,
Mining Co. owns 740,000 shares and proposes
shares, which sale will eliminate the existing crossbetween
the
company
and
Hanna
Mining.
Management
Humphrey
company also distills
for
King's Ransom
distributor
has
sinking fund,
Dec.
officers
each
of
such
chairman
as
be
short-term
are
the
and
30
the
of
as
shares.
blends
In
assets
ore,
The
all
officials
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
4%
sell
ownership
1,
with headquarters in Louisville, Ky„ and
and
Shively, Ky., produces such
and
straight bourbons
as
Old
Kentucky
Old
due
Proof
5%
The
registered
Sept.
1961
company
which
to
are
will
to
is
stock,
of
Owensboro
bonded
of
be
to
million,
common
investments
approval
company's
(iron
The
shares
mon
an
Oct.
debentures
the
company
October
and
BUSINESS—The company,
for
none
companies:
was engaged in various business activities
including the three companies constituting
companies,
company
panies.
borrowings.
principal
to
million
$50
$508
respectively,
company's
the
management
the
dustries
In
maturity.
to
or
under the. Investment Company Act of
1940 as closed-end, non-diversified investment
company whose present
investments are long-term holdings concentrated largely in a few in¬
Offered—Of¬
share
a
$25
and
about
excess of
above
three
the
investments.
thus
200
Co., Inc.—
1981,
1,
at
1975,
1,
of
of
them-entirely,
The
a
all
an
Boston^ Corp.
successor
as
in
were
substantial
with
investment
100
:
debentures at par, was made Oct. 25 by
underwriting group headed by Glore, Forgan & Co.
$23
1922
assets
the company
of
of
ordinated
DEBENTURE
total
in
25.4%,
responsibilities
common
1969;
and
of
also
but
fering of $7,500,000 of this firm's 4%% convertible sub¬
convertible
of
and
recently,
vision
150
Co.—Debentures
on
Mining Co. and National Steel Corp., and
Consolidated Coal Co. At Sept. 30, 1961, the net
balance
a
and
200
Yantis &
S.
Co..
Waggoner
&
made
the First
terms are
separate the ownership ..and management of
the
investment
portfolio from
the ownership anU responsibilities for
the
operation
its direct business activities; tnht it should transfer these activities
300
Co.—_
Co
&
headed by
underwriting
3,000
capital.
Mich., announced Oct. 17 that they are
negotiating for a merger of Parker Rust Proof Co. into Hooker Chemical
by the issuance of three-fourths of a share of Hooker common stock
Cleveland, filed a registra¬
1961 covering 740,000 out¬
offered for public sale by
20,
in
engaged
covering
underwriting.
working
Co., Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
Hooker Chemical
The
Rust
Hanna
securities
26.4%,
pose
Co
&
Oct.
on
without
and
2,220,700
should
150
&
SE'C
formed
company
The
determined,
&
&
Strauss
S.
F.
Distilleries
part
the
its
150
Co
Stokes
150
Co
&
the
smaller
1,000
&
Brothers
and
is
A"
"Reg.
a
i$100),
par
equipment
Payment will be made at any
branch in Canada of the Canadian
Imperial Bank •£ Commerce.—V. 194,
p. 1055.
:
of
——
Brothers
Steele
J.
Stern
&
__________
of
46i5%>,
100
Hutzler
H.
1,000
Co., Inc.
Hutchinson
Inc.—
Co..
Co.,
Co.,
——
Hayden,
J.
100
stockholders
Oil
filed
1961
at
for
City, Kansas
freight by air.
corporation
debentures
12,
offered
used
Hill
operation of the
the
The
form
become
in
Omitted
Norris &
Norrfs & Hirshberg, Inc
Inc..
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Inc._$5,2Q0
Co.
to
stocks.
000 s
Co.__
Home
The
equity of approximately $15 million. These funds were
principally in blast furnace, iron
ore,
coal and shipping
businesses
which
later
w&pe
combined
with
other
enter¬
for
Omitted
Stuart
of
and
and
'
assets
Amount
000's
Allison-Williams
receivers
the
'
underwriters
price
Until
Amount
—■■■
o,000
Building,
Leader
the
with
through
activities,
2,000
follows:
as
radio
wave
of
shares of common stock, to be
Mining Co. The offering will be
employed
2,000
Waggoner.
23
short
manufacturer
be
be
shareholders'
ported the sale on Oct. 19 of $10,000,000 of this firm's
4%% first mortgage bonds due Oct. 1, 1991, through
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago. The underwriters
Halsey,
statement
1300
of
company
prises
Details—Our
Hi-Plains
Oct.
on
to
to
are
passengers
Co.—Common Registered^-
Hanna
company
was
which
time it had
to
Bond
Proceeds
ended Aug. 31, 1961, Hallicrafters* net sales were,,
earnings $1,660,000 and its per-share earnings 75
net
The
at
corporation
preferred shares
year
its
amendment.
2,000
Bodine__
Neal
amateur
sole
company
publics offering
2,500
Townsend,
Crouter &
Hallgarten & Co.——___
6,000
Hayden, Stone & Co.——6,000
&
makes
the
is
Hanna
basis
Inc.— •» 4,000
Co.
& Lynch
Dehaven
& Webster Securities
Stone
Hutton
F,
Moore, Leonard
The
the big board is expected to begin sometime in
registration under the Securities and Exchange
forces,
fiscal
standing
v."i.~• Shares
Whipple & Co.—
4,000
Bacon,
10,000
&
Halligan,
has more than
outstanding.'—V. 193, p. 2543.
T'his
severally
The
&
listing on the
Chairman,
announced
on
to
and
The
shares
names!...
Blyth
the
cents.
to
Shares
Ili-Plains Airways, Inc.—1-Files With SEC—
for
present, the stock is traded over-the-counter.
develops and produces military electronics equipment
armed
$55,141,000,
purchase from Georgia the respective
preferred stock offered hex-eunder set opposite
new
the
(M. A.)
below
Listing—
approved
Lowrey Electronic
Organ. The company owns or leases five facilities in the Chicago metro¬
politan area for manufacturing and laboratory purposes.
Co.—Additional
UNDERWRITERS—The
teen
J.
At
transmitters
Additional financing details follow:
made
subject
1934.
of
for
271,250 V
Financing Details—
Our Oct. 23, 1961 issue reported the sale on Oct. 19 of
70,000 shares of this firm's $4.96 preferred stock at
$102.25 a share through Blyth & Co., Inc., New York
City.
has
W.
.
Hallicrafters
Outstanding
1,000,000
firm
Exchange,
Trading of shares
217.
p.
Co.—Approved for NYSE
electronics
Stock
November,
PRESENT
Authorized
Common
—V. 194,
York
Oct.. 20.
'
TO
Chicago
New
Exposition
of
Exchange
Commission
as
the
National
Association
The
company
sells
the
of
brokers
and
Securities
securities
of
of
the
its
with
dealers,
Dealers,
many
securities of
subsidiary and
the Securities
voting
company,
registered
and
members
are
Inc.
mutual
funds
/
but
priii-
Volume
194
Number
6103
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1843)
cipally
the shares,
funds:
lowing
and
plans
for
the
purchase
Income
Commonwealth
shares,
the
of
electronic
fol¬
copymaker capable of reproducing high quality, black-oncopies oLrany document, in any color, up to 11 inches
in,width,
copy cost of less than half that of processes
presently available
with similar copying capabilities.
at
International
Electronics
Fund
Investment
Putnam
Growth
and
General
Fund
Corp.
Fidelity Capital Fund
Nucleonics, Chemistry
Philadelphia Fund
Revere
of
white
Commonwealth
Recent
'
and
Stock
Electronics
Fund
with
Authorized
dividend
Class
A
—V.
cumulative
stock
to
7,000 shs.
National
for 500,000
in
6,707 shs.
6,000 shs.
City Bank of New York has
stock
B
appointed
registrar
194, p. 848. ~
the "corporation".—V.
of
International Bank for Reconstruction
—Swiss Loan to Bank—
into
Swiss
the
Confederation
agreement whereby
an
million
(about
$23
Jan.
1,
1962.
and
&
The
interest
rate
the
on
1,
Bank
loan
1966
and
is
The
this
the
first
is
the
loan
Swiss
and
of
their
second
in
was
francs
the
as
vehicle
development.
evidence
people
This
Bank
economic
further
Swiss
of
in
fr
Sw
cooperation
to
of
of
and the other half
334%
and
it
is
to
be
loan
Swiss
the
the
Swiss
Bank
to
Government
with
an
funds
the
will
of
record
194,
is
Stock
Offered—The
firm's
stock
public
Oct.
on
shares
common
Fragrances
first
made
was
&
at
$24
Inc.
sale
25
by
p.
The
sale
of
the
shares,
409,432
shares
number
of
shares
by
the
shares
products,
1960
sales,
include
of
and
desserts,
the
cake
approximately
investment
521
W.
57th
company
St.,
New
detergents.
major U. S.
dietary
foods,
of
soft
ice
to
Holland,
in
France
and
England.
Switzerland,
West
SALES—Sales
in
Germany
1960
Other
amounted
to
the
purchase
to
aggregate
opposite
from
of
number
their
the
.
Smith,
Barney &
Allyn & Co
C.
A.
Flavor
Inc.
&
S.
75.432
(3)
in
1959
Bleichroeder,
&
Co
company
the
Co. Inc
&
Inc.
Co.,
&
E.
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
Bioren
1,500
3,500
John
Lehman
3,500
Lester, Ryons
&
William
Co
Blair
.
&
Co
__
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
Blyth & Co.,
Bradford
C.
Brooke,
&
Brush,
E.
& Co.
2,500
—
&
Slocumb
Co.
E.
Mericka & Co., Inc.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Mitchum,
Jones
&
Templeton
Model, Roland & Stone
Moore,
2,000
C.
2,000
W.
Julien Collins & Co.
2,500
Newhard, Cook & Co.__
Courts
3,000
Co
&
&
&
Inc.
Dominick
Co^
&
Donaldson,
Drexel
&
Eastman
Dillon,
curities
&
6,000
;
Guerin
&
Rowles,
Schwabacher
Estabrook & Co
Reid
&
Co.,
& Co
2,000
Co.,
Sutro
3,000
■
G.
Walker
H.
J.
C.
White,
7,500
Dean
12,000
&
Weld &
Witter
Co.
&
Inc._
Co.__
Wheat &
6,000
&
Co
Co. Inc
Co
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
New
Corp.
4,500
12,000
2,500
12,000
12,000
•"
West
German
The
a
high-speed, portable dry
&
the
tiade
GIVING
Wire
ranging
100%
sink¬
used
subsidiaries
by the company
for working
and
products;
Wire
anu
opeciaiwes
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
1981__
1,
stock
Lock
<
■
$20,000,000
_____
$1)
(par
Outstanding-
debs.
•
■
$20,000,000
4,000,000 shs.'—1,875,000 shs.
_
Co.—
stock
(no
Steel
&
stock
par)
1,500,000
Wire
(no
278,200
56,000
8,000
Co.—
par)____
_^___
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set forth
in the underwriting agreement the
company has agreed to sell to each
the
of
underwriters
named
below, and each of the underwriters has
agreed to purchase the principal amount of debentures set
its name below:
severally
opposite
Amount
000's
O
Hornblower
Eastman
Weeks___:
&
Dillon,
Securities
Blyth
&
000's
•...
Omitted
$1,400
F.
Union
&
Co.,
Omitted
Moseley
S.
Reynolds
Co
1,400
Inc.
&
&
Co.,
Blair
William
&
Co
$500
Inc,__.
500
Co
300
800
Blunt
800
Cruttenden,
Co.
300
Forgan & Co.______
Goldman, Sachs & Co.__—
800
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.
300
800
Kidder,
Inc.
800
800
Francis I, duPont & Co
Johnston, Lemon & Co._
Lester, Ryons & Co
300
_________
The
First
____
Boston
Corp._
Glore,
Peabody
Lehman
Merrill
Lynch,
&
ner
&
Brothers
Co.
Pierce,
Smith
Fen-
Webber,
800
Jackson
&
Webster
Weld
&
Byllesby
&
Stiver
Stephens,
Dean
Witter
A.
Allyn
Kidder
Co.,
Dominick
&
Noyes
p.
194,
Winslow,
C.
John W.
Pacific
500
Co.__.l_
&
Butcher
500
-
&
20O
200
200
&
Co
Wagenseller
200
.__
Stetson
&
Inc.
500
Dominick
200
Co.____
Co.,
Cohu
800
Inc
&
Wheat
J.
800
Co
&
&
300
Inc.
Inc.—
Co.
Inc.
M.
800
Co.___
300
300
Co.
Saunders,
Securities
Co.!
&
300
!■
&
A.
800
Wertheim
300
&
Co
80Q
Inc.__
& Co.
Corp.
C.
M.
Simmons
Podesta
Simon
M.
H.
&
800
Barney
White,
I,
"
&
Curtis
Smith,
Ohio
The
Inc
Ellis
1385.
200
&
Sherrerd
100
Clarke & Co
Northwest
&
100
—
Co
100
Inc.„
Durst,
100
i
q
Electronics
Corp.—To
Redeem
Preferred—
The
35,875.88
__—
from
after
or
the
interest.
accrued
be
on
for
the
Co.—
subordinated
Common
corporation has called for redemption on Nov. 23, 1961, all of
outstanding 6Vz% cumulative convertible preferred stock at $10.50
share, plus accrued dividends. Payment will be made at the Grace
National Bank, N. Y.
Gas Associates—Sees.
&
Reg'd
in
interest"
interest
an
the
in
of
in
project.
each
or
30%
each
gas
oil
prospect
and in
the drilling of a test
interests. A part of the program
Preferred
1961.—V.
such
the
acquisition
properties
producing
of
or
for
completing
the
development
of
wells,
ac¬
to
the
is
or
program.
Registered—
Inc.—Common
Rockrose
Oct.
on
engaged
redemption
Baltimore,
Ave.,
filed
a
directly
held
of
and
like
a
through
of
amount
its
debenture
notes
now
by
additional
stock
of
effective
the
Oct.
company
listed
was
1961.—V.
26,
Co.—Common
of
111
W.
193,
the
on
American
1690.
p.
Lilly
certain
1,250,044
of
which
shares
Sears
and
proposes
Plus, Inc.—Proposed
Dache
specialty
which
Dache
stock
common
Nov.
to
16,
Acquisition—
shortly
details
after
that
of
been
step
in
the
to
better
department
and
exclusive prestige line on
extensive fragrance line from France,
world
an
as
an
developing for many years.
expansion
the
merger
distributed
be
the
basis, also
has
additional
finalized
All
will
throughout
restricted
Miss
This
Cosmetics
stores
fashion
a
program
of Lanolin
Plus was
to merge with Hazel Bishop, Inc.
been agreed upon, contingent on the
decision
have
approval of the stockholders of both companies.—V.
Laureiitide
194,
p.
1721.
company
Sears'
Delaware
in
a
proposed
purchases
ir
law
in
August,
of
merger
recent
company's net sales and
indebtedness,
of
will
Maurice
common
own
the
stock
532,739
Perlstein,
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Financial
The
corporation
(formerly Imperial
Investment Corp., Ltd.) has
for redemption on Nov. 15, 1961, through operation of the sink¬
fund, $158,000 of its 6Va% debentures, series 4, due Sept. 1, 1980
ing
at
100%.
Payment will be made at any branch in Canada
Imperial Bank of Commerce.—V. 194, p. 1056.
Canadian
of
the
(
1961
to
years
94%
were
net
at
Gutman,
company
(after
shares
President,
giving
and
will
for the products
1960.
In
more
addi¬
will
have
outstanding
effect to the merger),
to sell 265,001
own
45,349 shares and
proposes
to sell 5,276 shares. The prospectus lists
a
assets of the
corporation
rose
to $346,214,601, or $30.91 per
Sept. 30, 1961, Robert Lehman, President,
and Monroe C.
Chairman of the Executive Committee, announced in the nine
months interim report.
annual
176,935,
or
$27.06
or
This is the highest net asset value ever reported
interim report and compares with net assets of $296,per share
at the end of 1960 and $343,995,485, or
-.$30.72
>t the end of the previous quarter.
report' showed--realized capital _gains^of $11,142,952, equal to
per share on a Federal tax basis, as agalfiSt $7,732,362; or 71c.
per
share for the same period in 1960.
Unrealized appreciation at
Sept. 30, 1961 was $190,494,599, an increase of $32,406,617 during the
The
about
$1
months.
/line
percentage of the corporation's assets invested in com¬
little change during the quarter.
At Sept. 30, 1961,
three months
earlier.
Two categories of investment, however, public utility arid office
equipment, showed comparatively large increases; public utility, chiefly
in companies in areas of rapid population growth, increased from 16.8%
of total net assets to 17.9%/, while office equipment
increased from
8.8% to 10.1%.
Stocks added to these two groups were: 15,000 shares
Nevada Power Co., 10,000 shares Orange & Rockland Utilities, and 12,400 shares Southern California Edison in the public utility group, and
20,000 shares Friden, Inc. in the office equipment group.
The report disclosed that 6,280 stockholders holding 847,000 shares of
the corporation's stock had elected to participate in the corporation's
Automatic Dividend Reinvestment Plan.
The Plan was established on
over-all
The
stocks showed
mon
94%
.
of total assets were in common stocks, against 94.9%
1
all
tion's
of
this
*
(Tillie)
The
p.
Midland
agent
poration.—V.
193,
1451.
Lewis Foods, Inc.—Appointment—
Marine
transfer
for the convenience of stockholders who wished to.
invested in additional shares of the corpora¬
year
dividends
their
stock.—V.
for
194,
Trust
1,000,000
1721.
p.
Co.
of
shares of
New
York
has
been
the common stock of
appointed
the cor¬
„
^
15
represented
in
Corp.—Assets at New High—
Lehman
Total
share
June
St.,
major supplier to Sears, Roebuck & Co.,
the
A
company
have
Registered—
Monroe
organized under
was
manufactures.
of
class
24
Corp.—ASE Listing—
a
into
convertible
called
Electronics,
surviving
will be
is
1509.
p.
has acquired Lilly Dache Cosmetics, Inc., Morton Edell,
President, announced. The new unit will be operated as a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Lanolin Plus. '
program
on
stock
194,
Lanolin
The
in any
the
shares
at the new facility is
National
established
manufacturers of a wide variety of popular priced women's, men's and
children's wearing apparel, camping equipment and bedding items.
It
as
West
development
Funds
Building,
"carried
a
of
the
is
company
to
Germany.
Oct.
yKulka
Chicago, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Oct. 24 covering 380,000 outstanding shares
of common stock, to bei offered for public sale by the holders thereof
on an all or none basis through underwriters headed by. Goldman, Sachs
& Co.,
and Lehman Brothers.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
tion
Under
plus
the sale will
of
to
of
com¬
at
properties
with
company
90%
dry
100%
that
merchant
convertible
due
or
other like purposes. Associates was
Jocelyn and Stewart Varn, of Wichita, who are
of Jocelyn-Varn Oil Company, whose services may be utilized
Kellwood
than
a
Oil
acquire
advisable
Exchange
electrostatic copymaker by this corporation of Chicago,
111. was recently announced by
Otto A. Clark, President, with the establishment several months ago of
new Electronic Research and Development Laboratories near Frankfurt,
the development of
Steel
Common
Meredith
common
This
it
sharp acceleration in
of
producing
by
balance
Stock
3,000
Laboratories—
A
4% %
24,124.12
1961)__—;_i_
share.
act
Photocopy
General
KFH
expended
Kavanau
1,500
2,000
at
and
prices
redeemable
Authorized
35,000.00
_;
May 31,
(at
3,000
Inc.
Wertheim
.
1,500
Co
and
CAPITALIZATION
Keystone
costs
deemed
The
M'osley
Treibick, Seiden & Forsyth
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
■
2,000
&
Inc.__
Company,
Yeatman,
Inc.
wire
increase
and
3,500
848.
International
be
3,500
12,000
p.
Smithers
3,500
3,500
Stroud
4,500
Hornblower & Weeks
& Co._
Suplee,
12,000
Inc.
1,500
2,500
___
1966,
debt
at
1962,
are
the
time
Co., which fabricates steel wire into wire mesh for the
building industry
and other wire products.
—V.
,''15,000.00
Equipment
persons affiliated with the company; and
working-capital and for expansion of the
company's business, including the possible purchase of other established
businesses operating in the same or related fields.
In addition to in¬
debtedness, the company has outstanding 180,000 common shares having
a
July 31 book value (after a contemplated contribution and retire¬
ment of
18,000 shares) of $3.51 per share.
This stock is held by
Manuel L. Kann, President (70.103 shares), Charles A. Ellert, SecretaryTreasurer (62,988)
and the Isaac Potts Estate (46,909). Efrem Potts,
a
vice-president, is entitled to one-third of the residue of this estate.
2,000
Co.
1,
proceeds from
its
Hemphill,
$135,000.00
mostly
2,000
12,000
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
&
Agnew
&
and
Item.s_______
for
3,500
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Goodbody & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.__
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
S.
Drink
the
3,000
Inc.__.
Robert Garrett & Sons
194,
F.
$245,000
and
the
be
outstanding,
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
12,000
will
company
$153,230
3,000
12,000
3,000
Co._"
&
industrial
Paine,
3,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner
4,500
The First Boston Corp.__—
First of Michigan Corp._
Fulton,
Winston
Shuman,
1,500
the
due
and
and
1962
funds
The .'Company
3,500
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Turner,
FINANCING
6,000
__.
30,
shares
to
any
its
will
connection
per
Humphrey
-
Inc.
3,000
PRESENT
TO
!__
___
Rotan, Mosle & Co
&
Inc.
—V.
Robinson
Co
7,500
Stokes
.___
Eppler,
The
12,000
;_____
Co.
&
Co.,
EFFECT
:__
Gardner
Riter
Se¬
located at
it con¬
which
1,500
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Union
Co
Morris,
&
from
majority-owned
subsidiary" Kann^EiTert Electronics: of: Vifginta, ~Iri the~"saieand -distrl-bution, as a wholesaler, of electronic parts, components and equipment.
Net proceeds of its sale of additional stock will be applied as follows:
Co
&
4,500
F. Eberstadt & Co._
Elkins,
Reinholdt
&
Inc
Co.__
3,000
&
& Co._____i.__^___
Pressprich & Co
W.
2,500
3,000
Jackson
PFescott
R.
James
registration
covering 108,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $6.50 per share.
The offering is
to be made an a best efforts basis
by Rubin, Rennert & Co., Inc., of
New York, for which it will receive a
selling commission of 65 cents
per share plus $17,500 for expenses.
Also included in the statement
are
an
additional 20,000 shares un lerlying
five-year warrants to be
sold to the underwriter at 10 cents per warrant, exercisable at $6.50
12.00Q
Quinn
to
V,''V''
is
company
C.,
D.
staff
Loans
Capital
Kann-Ellert
3,000
Co._
Webber,
6,000
Dominick, Inc.
Lufkin
Jenrette,'
Co.
notice
Sept.
at
company of Peoria, 111., produces steel by the open
principal broad products groups being semi-finished
including ingots, billets and rods;
industrial
wire; merchant
trade products; and
building and construction materials. It has three '.
subsidiaries:
National Lock
Co.,
wlrich
preb'^es a wi'1'* varied of
fasteners and hardware; Mid-States Steel & Wire
Co., which produces
Corpora¬
changed
was
the
advertise,
This company of 2050
statement with the SEC
1,500
&
Curtis
2,000
Inc:
Lynch_
"
3,500
.
&
&
Newbold's Son
Paine,
2,000
7R7'S: 'Dickson; & CoihpanyT^
Dittmar
Leonard
The Ohio
Townsend,
Bodine
of
outlets,
2,500
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
Crouter
in
3,000
6,000
DeHaven
of
therein.
partners
4,500
2,500
H.
name
service
Bank
consist
all
formed
3,000
Co.____
Chapman, Howe & Co
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc
Codings and Co. Inc.
Superintendent
743.
may
quiring
1,500
2,500
2,500
of
Outstanding
1,000,000
255,000
development wells
and
were
2,500
1,500
Inc.
Co.
Offered.
Proceeds of the sale of participations will be applied
chargeable to participants of selecting and acquiring
the property interests, of
drilling test and development wells in 1962,
plugging and abandoning each well which results in a dry hole, and
2,500
Wm.
J.
its
Trucks
from
against
3,500
A.
&
will
it
interests
7,500
2,000
___
Oct.
of
subject
redeemable
days'
to
share,
per
are
.
into
steel,
of
organized under the laws
1955.
The original name of
& Seidman,
Inc.
Articles of
Washington,
Food
company of 310
statement
with
3,500
12,000
12,000
Co._
&
Inc.____
Masten
Guss
office
proceeds
well
3,500
Sons
&
Brothers
Collin, Norton & Co
C.
net
acquired
2,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc.-
Sherrerd
&
Legg & Co._.
&
6,
warehouse
W.,
Service
Working
funds
1,500
Burnet & Co._
Butcher
Corp.______
Irving Lundborg & Co.__
Bogan
Inc._____
Brown
Loewi
12,000
_
Sheridan,
Co.
Alex.
W.
Inc
C.
director
a
V7-V .".A.
GIVING
and
Retire
3,000
Lee
Higginson
June
whereby
and
new
Participants
3,000
Space
3,500
_
30
prior
convertible
BUSINESS—The
hearth procesSi. its
directly
own
III,
company contem¬
subsidiary.—V. 192,
a
Inc.
N.
Develop
p.
$10
debentures,
yield 4.385%
are
capital.
Wag¬
Wichita, Kan., filed a regis¬
the
SEC
on
Oct.
20
covering $1,500,000 of
Oil and
Gas
Exploration Agreements, to be offered for public sale
in $20,000 units. The offering will" be made by Associates without1
underwriting discounts or commissions. The remuneration to be paid
to
W.
_—■;
2,500
Inc.
;
3,500
Johnson, Lane,
Corp. ■_■ !__.
ii;
3,500
the
The
____
Jocelyn-Varn
7,500
Inc.
Bateman, Eichler & Co.___
J.
1955
Co.,
Purchase
194,
at
They
on
redeemed
—
Se¬
per
4,500,
Co.__
Co.
Battles
Clark,
personally
Banks,
E.
of
Co., Inc.—Common
company
The
4,500
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Robert
W,
Baird
&
Illinois
Janney,
3,000
________
Bache
the
of
stock
E. Hutton
members
severally
E. F. Hutton &
W.
and
MacKenzie
was
10c)
(5)
to
have
company
after
all
corporation
a
on
the
office
(4)
Shares
The
is
with
6,
(par
(2)
This
.
53%
Wagner
after
deduction
of
commissions
and
discounts
of
$37,500
company's estimated expenses of the offering to the amount of $17,500.
It
is presently
contemplated that the net proceeds will be utilized
in the following amounts and order of
priority:
.«
(1) Purchase of Vending Machines for Diversified
located
are
fund
retire
11.15%.
own
the
those
PROCEEDS—Net
to
Stone
tration
4,500
Corp__
group
Oct.
date
PROCEEDS—The
prod¬
and
stockholders
a
by Herbert A.
outstanding stock.
of Webster as
filed
Avenue,
business of
its
States,
United
imd
below
common
4,500
American Securities
Arnhold
of
as
owned
George
that
principal
Common
customers
Shares
Inc.
Co.
selling
shares
ing
Authorized
below:
names
instruments
Maryland corporation
a
redemption.
Union
Amount
route
named
electronic
is
officials
(79%
and
Columbia
CAPITALIZATION
plants
$34,195,000
underwriters
residential,
been
—V.
UNDERWRITERS—The
set
its
company
of
Dec.
Brazil.
and
of
retail sale of cigarettes, cigars, and confection¬
through coin-operated vending machines.
The
company
duly qualified, and conducts its business, in the States of
Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia.
candies,
the
manufacturing
or
items
ary
has
gelatin
pharmaceuticals and
in
Co.,
90%
of
for
debentures
stock
common
Others
Offered
Dillon,
subordinated
to
pet. 1, 1979, plus accrued interest. They
York
drinks,
located
are
&
that
sale
and
operation
Illinois
ducts
$32,240,000.
agreed
of
Merchandise,
facilities
Webster
conditions
and
N. J.,
about
owns
addition,
an
Machine
tobacco.
Principal manufacturing
covering 44,000 shares
in exchange for
——
assemblies,
Vending Machine
on
5523
equivalent
company's
cream,
company's
pany's right of
shares.
shares.
managers of the group that
25 an issue of
$20,000,000 of
Oct.
1981, at 101.50%
the
106%.
a
1,
12,665
Debentures
—
President. Of the outstanding stock of Webster,
In
continued
District
The
.«
cosmetics manufacturers.
to manufacturers
mixes,
The
filed
heating and cooling systems and equipment,
and
Oct.
1,180,503
to
Eastman
convertible
CONVERTIBILITY—The
shares
Warren
manufacture
a
due
of
120
Co.
and
joint
on
4V2%
aggregate
Wire
were
Mid-States
the
tions
for
and
19
Ohio,
deposited for exchange and that certain
in
management
as
31%
owns
the
Vending
City, is a
fragrance products used by other
of
consumer
products.
Fragrance
and
variety
soaps
mainly
an
two
Oct.
on
Cleveland,
offer such
to
publicly
Co.
firm's
&
Weeks
offered
this
option
Street,
fulfilled.—
families
7%.
the
company
at
Amendment were
approximately 65%
of the company's
principally in the manufacture of perfumes,
used
of
sold
of
by
expected
&
an
ranging from
share.
per
financing. Of the
stockholders and
company
sold
retire
to
flavor
wide
a
cosmetics,
most
are
of
involve
were
Dutch
a
accounted
are
toilettries,
ucts
in
which
by
company
manufacturer
manufacturers
not
shares
company
held
BUSINESS—The
leading
did
105,000
is
16, 1961 offering circular, Mit¬
chell, Carroll & Co., Inc., Washington, D. C., publicly
offered 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $3
writing group headed by Smith, Barney & Co. Inc. The
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed:
514,432.
be
MacKenzie)
—Pursuant
1277.
own
Steel
&
Common
under¬
an
SEC
Development Corp.
R.
James
of this,
offering of
the
share
per
price
994.
p.
period
Common
—
the
parts
MacKenzie
Webster,
shares
of
with
retail
<^)o.—Files Exch. Plan—
106th
Webster, of Camden,
BUSINESS—The
International Flavors
be
listed
additional
an
will
amounts
curities
during
2779.
p.
proposed
engaged
11.24%
and
ner
be
who
sell
Hornblower
million
200
repayment
outstanding.—V.
with
is
missile
Cox
and Roland
years.
The Bank has also sold ten issues of bonds to the public
made two private placements in Switzerland.
Giving effect to the
present
loan,
gross
borrowings
by
the
Bank
in
Switzerland
have
amounted to almost 1 billion francs ($232
million), of which Sw fr 887
million
(approximately $206
is
researchers,
unit
new
indebtedness, 411,278 shares of common stock, of which Unit
(nominee of The United States National Bank of Portland) holds
six
million)
West
industrial
Management &
The
Bank.
made
average
anticipated
the
certain
plates
by the Swiss Government
when
to
is
and
and
Lewis J.
Government.
1956
available
It
conditions
-
and
514,432
3170
Webster shares
company
& Co.
expressed his gratitude ats,
confidence displayed by the
and
European
primarily in the manufacture and sale of heating, cooling and
conditioning equipment. The company has outstanding, in addition
air
100
half
1968.
which
by
193,
its
with
engaged
also
He
the
aircraft
Welcoming the agreement, Eugene R. Black, President of the World
Bank, said that he is especially pleased that the Swiss Government has
chosen
market
the
and
range.—V.
stock.
commercial
In
again
the
outstanding common shares of
exchange offer is subject to the
additional
entered
agreement
1961
technology of
reach
Fireman Manufacturing
of
more
Development
World
Under the
Nov.
on
repaid in two equal installments in
invested
to
Clark,
$600
and components.
the
the Swiss Government will lend
million^ to the Bank.
the proceeds will be made available
on
advanced
242,900
Inc.
been
.
23,
to
company,
common
the
Corp.—Appointment—-
shares of class
Oct.
highly
expects
the
Iron
This
The
On
the
Co.
according
be
of
First
to
13,414 shs.
6,000 shs.
379.
p.
Minox
registration statement
Inland Credit
until
and
camera,
Outstanding
25,000 shs.
stock__L______
common
193,
pfd.
stock
common
B
miniature
company
1962,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
$2.10
the
Due
the
f-;;' V;
■
to the research
team, under Director Karl Murgas,
Knechtel, internationally renowned p.s the developer of the
Minox
recently engaged in the
development of electrostatic copying equipment at Minox; and Ludwig
Lenz, a former associate researcher in electrofax copying development
Fund
to
Keystone
additions
Wilhelm
famed
Fund
stockholders
propose
per
are
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
Class
a
7
total
of
42 selling
Lortogs,
and
Inc.—Common
associates
company's $1
on
Oct.
25
par common
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
Stock
Offered—Reich & Co.
offered 200,000
shares of the
stock at $6.50 per share.
received
by
the
company
will enable
it
develop and produce new and additional products, to increase its
working capital, to finance larger inventories and accounts receivable,
to pay current bank loans and to pursue other corporate purposes.
to
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
completion
of the present
financing, out-
8
of
sale
facture,
Fridley
Wm.
is engaged directly in the design, manu¬
distribution of children's sportswear. principally for
BUSINESS—The
company
and
Harper
4,000
Henry F. Swift & Co
i_
Labouisse,
4,000
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.__
Co._
4,000
Black
4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
Blankenship,
Co.
—
Hickey & Co
Howard,
Weil,
purchase the number of .shares set forth below opposite
their respective names of the shares of common stock being sold by
the
company
and by each selling stockholder.
Metropolitan Dallas Corp.Oppenheimer & Co.__——
•
Friedrichs
Lentz,
to
&
&
Newton
Russ & Co.,
Co
Inc.__________
^
>-
Co.—
&
Coburn
Richter
Bullard
Filor,
Gruntal
—V.
194,
-
Smyth—
&
-1
Co.—
&
531.
p.
Inc.
12,500
12,500
Brown,
•
A
Securities
$1
offering
share.
per
Miami
Ave.,
The
before
Nov.
an
and
beer
The
wine
bars
mately
as
following
the
(b)
food
< e )
(f)
Working
The
intends
of
order
six
of
use
these
to
modified
to
and
not
foreseeable
now
EFFECT
of
is
all
The
issued
the
of
in
proceeds
proceeds
and
light
the
conditioned
Authorized
of
the
at
♦120,700 shs.
186,300 shs.
186,300 shs.
bank
Inc.—Class
t Upon
the
debenture
is
—V., 194,
p.
sale
of
all
convertible
the
securities
into 38,000
of
offered
hereby, the $9,500
of class A common.
shares
Magna
4',0
y'";-.::
transferable
offering
company
for
feas
lines
pipe
Vancouver
the
the
addition,
the
towns
Port
of
Powell
Ladner,
with
plans
company
Alberni
River
in
of
and
financiri<?
19 Vz
two
the
on
the
in
the
mile
75
a
Victoria
ol
from
construction
from
Island,
environs
to
proceeds
south
Campbell
the mainland,
this
River
well
as
company
The
mission
pipeline
from
Peninsula
for
which
Co.,
the
in
to
expects
company
Bremerton,
This
the
in
1965
to
Island,
pipeline
Natural
natural
a
Port
to
of
assets
construct
Wash,
Washington.
account
to
of
BUSINESS
located
in
area
of
British
Peninsula
is
areas
.
into
a
Townsend
to
areas
portion
of
and
Columbia,
be
be
on
used
Port
served
Vancouver
and
to
Angeles
below
the
on
have
terms
named
and
units
of
by
the northeastern
over
In
underwriting
agreed
to
therein
set
if
company
the
and
GIVING-
portion of
any
the
agreement
purchase
the
forth,
L*
(10c
par )
common
stock ..QOc
par)
the
Boettcher
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
20,000
J.
for
resale
has
stock
common
i
Barret,
&
total sum
the
to
agreed
Co
15,000
Gregory
Wertheirh
&
Co
15,000
Halle
&
Dem'psey-Tegeler
Inc.
8,500
J
Co.—x____
forth
set
(Inc.i_
Hayden, Stone & Co..
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
8,500
shares
&
Co.,
j. Barth &
Btfrnfham
H.
&
Inc.—____
Co.
*Co
&
Hentz &
Hirsdh
Co.
Sons
;_
Co.
Co.,
Stein
20,100
Marron,
Sloss
—V.
194,
is
of
company
&
$.875
-
6,000
Barret,
standing stock
&
The
States
and
Canada.
Over
the
and
Sales
Division,
showed
stock
and
sales
net
.
months
of
of
$482,169
-
..
20,000
stock
common
purchase
warrants.
Infirmary
Associations-Bonds
Offered—B.
radio
bonds
October
priced at
are
and due serially to Oct. 1, 1976.
100 and accrued interest from
L
Proceeds
will
be
used
to
help
finance the cost
of
Co.,
Mohawk
Insurance
The "Bank
the
class
of
New
stock
A
Co.—Appointment—
York
the
of
has
been
appointed
company.—V.
Mortgage
Guaranty
194,
sole
transfer
agent
sale
Oct.
on
stock
at
17
$27.50
issue
Corp.
Additional
—
Oct.
of
23, reported the
236,340 shares of this firm's common
of
share.
per
Additional
financing
details
follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchjase,
stock
severally
offered
is
The
shares
to
be
of
the
236,340
The
purchased
each
by
the
the
if
under¬
A.
C.
&
Co
Shares
Hirsch
20,000
Inc
Jamieson
&
Co
7,000
&
Co.—
3 000
Bateman,
Eichler & Co
4,000
Kalman
Beecroft,
Cole
4,000
Kaufman
7,000
Laird
3,500
Lakeland Securities Inc
The
Marshall
4,000
The
Milwaukee
H.
M.
&
Byllesby
Childs
The
Co
&
Co.
Securities
Inc.
Corp.
Columbia-
Securities
Corp.
—
Corp.
Securities
—V.
194,
Co.,
Splaine
18,000
Co.
Co.,
Straus,
Inc
Bros.
&
3,000
Podesta &
3,500
Co
3,500
i
Corp
10,530
2,000
Co
2,000
Co._
10,500
Wells & Co
4,000
& Frederick, Inc._
Blosser & Mc¬
Dowell
20,000
3,000
i
Walston
1722.
p.
&
Mullaney,
______—
The
operation
5,090
bonds,
made
of
at
the
-
Co.__
Eppler,
6,000
5,000
Ind.
■
Evans
Middle
4,000
B. Bonbright
Guerin
&
B.
J.
Rubin,
Movie
Oct. 23,
&
Inc.—-—
Co.,
18,000
18,000
S<ar,
Inc.—Additional
Financing
1961 issue reported the sale
Details—Our
Oct. 18 of 290,000
on
Addi¬
financing details follow:
*
underwriters
below
named
have
agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell
severally, the respective number of shares of class A stock
severally
them,
forth
underwriting aggreement contains a firm commitment to
purchase all of the 200,000 shares of class A stock. The underwriting
agreement provides that the several obligations of the underwriters
are
subject to certain condititons as therein set forth.
below.
Milton
D.
to
set
The
4,600
Co._j—i
&
3,700
3,700
Co.__
Hilliard
Son—
&
2,800
Co.,
on
(par
company;
of
its
Oct.
shares.
company
assets
in
companies
and
&
Co.,
194,
p.
First
C.
believed
advisor.
and
devices.
called
"
—
4,000
MacCormack &r Co._
4,000
1961
the
New
shares
•
the
or
'
'
•
,
'
With
shares
are
Philips, Rosen & Appel____
10,000
10,000
F.
L.
&
Co
2,500
Salomon &
Kistler
Powell,
2,500
2,500
Co
&
Co
2-;500
1722.
Cleaning
Contractors,
Inc.
Additional
—
Fi¬
Details—Our
of
underwriters
stock
common
.
Stearns
Lehman
Allen
SEC
approved
3.18%
Public
Middle
of
Service,
South
severally
»
&
Shares
55,000
1
J.
Barth
&
Co
5,000
20.000
Co.—
Burnham
&
Co
5.000
6,000
—
Co
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
-
Gregory
6,000
Co
Halle
&
&
Sons
H. Hentz & Co
Co.,
5,000
Stieglitz
5,000
i_
:
6,000
Hettleman & Co
5,000
5,000
Co.—
6,000
Hirsch
First
California
Co.
(Inc.)
6,000
J. A.
E.
Hutton
Co.
Inc.—
6,000
McDonnell
Co.——__
6,000
Oppenheimer & Co.__
5,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
6,000
Stein
Bros.
5,000
6,000
Sutro
Bros
6,000
C.
Fx*ancis
F.
I.
Schwabacher
manufacture
Shields
&
194,
&
duPont
&
&
Co.
Inc
Walston & Co..
•
have
.
&
Brothers
&
Bache
o.
Inc
;t
plan whereby the company
the outstanding stock of its
by exchange of 124,300
shares
for each
New Orleans
a
Co._
E.
&
5,000
&
&
Co.
5,000
Inc
5,000
Boyce
Co
5,000
Unterberg^
Towbin
Distillers
&
5,000
Chemical
Corp.- -Joint
Helium
Venture—
See
;
Panhandle
Eastern
Pipe
Line
Co.,
below.—V.
194,
p.
957.
National Instrument Laboratories, Inc.—Capital Stock
an Oct. 19 offering circular, Troster, Singer
& Co., New York City, publicly offered 100,000 shares
of the company's 100 par capital stock at $3 per share.
Offered—Via
company was incorporated in Maryland on March
Its executive offices and plant are located at 828 Evarts St.,.
BUSINESS—The
Inc.,
%*•'.
&
Hogle & Co
Co.
1615.
National
.
1
below
named
stockholders the respective number
company set forth below,
if any
Shares
'
.
the
of
purchased:
Bear,
SEC—
Consummation of the plan is SubjeCt-4^ court approval, and the
will apply to the U. S. District
Dourt-in_New Orleans for
approval and enforcement of the plan.—V. 194, p. 957.
Commission
2,500
15,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
redemption on Dec. 1, 1961, through
$435,d00 Of its first mortgage pipe line
1, 1980 at 101.99%
Payment will be
City Trust Co., N. Y.—V. 194, p. 10.
remaining
2^4
Co
&
Purcell
agreed to purchase from the selling
The Fund expects to
engaged directly or
Utilities, Inc.—Minority Exchange Plan
Orleans
5,000
5,000
Richard
B.
15,000
for
:
19,
Crawford, Inc.—
& Co
follow:
Oct. 11. 1961 filed a "Reg. A", covering 3,750
20 cents) to be offered at $8, without under¬
National
South
Janov
•
Co
&
French &,
20,000
Blosser & McDowell
Lieberbaum
Hoffman,
7,500
30,000
Inc.
Co.___
&
Cinder &
Inc.
2,200
the-remaining investment
to possess opportunities for
the sinking fund,
series, due June
acquire
common
:
Lee
Straus,
but
industry;
industries
Approved—
On
&
Turner,
L.
2,800
~
to be used fbr debt repayment.
Ave., Cldrk, N. J. is engaged in the
has
Shares
Preiss,
Co.,
Schrijver & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
—V.
_1—/i._
Co.
Sullivan
&
70,000
Westheimer
2,800
Inc.
Rennert &
Blauner
Inc.
M.
4,600
Co.
&
Inc.
underwriter
the
4,000
share.
5,000
of
Walnut
57s %
4,000
Batemap, Eichler & Co.__L
of
company
5.000
.
of
underwriter.
67,840
Allyn & Co.,
such
any
total- number
Shares
Bache
to
common
underwrit¬
of
purchased
shows
agreed
of
the
in
obligations
be
must
table
have
shares
forth
set
purchase
shares
following
below
236,340
conditions
and
nature
all
purchased.
named
the
jointly,
not
terms
that
such
are
underwriters
and
the
on
agreement.
.shares
5,000
Co.
Arthurs, Lestrange &,Co._t.
for
1386,
p.
Insurance
Financing Details—Our
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Partial Redempt'n
5,000
5,009
—
D.
a
six-story, 200-bed addition to Mobile Infirmary at
Mobile, Ala., and for the expansion of existing hospital
facilities.
Upon completion in May 1963, the addition
will make the infirmary the largest voluntary, non¬
profit hospital in the southeast.
—V.
would
Gddfge
J.
Dobbs
frequency shielding
subsidiary.
6,000
M.
of
4,000
6,000
C.
...
The underwriter also will serve as investment advisor.
Shanahan, President of the Ftmd, owns all the out¬
shares
4_000
Inc.—
and
744.
p.
bonds dated Oct. 1, 1961
The
5,000
Bl&nchett, Hinton, Jones &
Piper, Jfaffray & TIopwood_
.
&_Co., West Bend, Wis., is offering publicly
$2,000,000 of this corporation's first mortgage serial
Proceeds are
Metex
Fitch, North & Co.
&
*
ended
unaudited state¬
an
Upon completion of the current financ¬
of the company will consist of 285,000
capitalization
common
in
Miner
•
.
three
its subsidiaries,
consolidated
of $107,998.
Alexander
*_
.
the
Oct. 16, 1961 issue reported the
sale qp_ Oct. 12- of 200,000 "shares of this firrnys common
Denver_-x.£iled-.a^-regis"tmtiofY" "stock at $16 per share.
Additional financing details
thq sale
corporation
writing.
5.000
;—,L-_
Co._
&
Kirkpatrick,
Electronics Corp.—Files
Metex
Granat, Inc.
Corp.,
Inc.
5,COO
—
&
William
Dr.
Humphrey
Co
Inc.
BiorGn
en¬
Fund, Inc.—Common Registered—
medical
other
in
capital growth.
5,000
,
&
on
50%
the
in
made
common
Co.__
Inc.
Bros & Boyce__.—__
Westheimer
be
as
share
at
indirectly
Bddftrting & Co
Inc._
of
IS4,
Mobile
it will become an open-end
of the 25,000 ,shares. The propectus lists Medical
underwriter; and it will receive a commission of
least
per
invest
5.000
Co.—
Pierce
Inc.
investment
Inc.,
6,000
Btroud & Co.,
United
CAPITALIZATION—For
operations,
outstanding
National
sale
upon
6,000
Cb.
."
Clark, Landstreet &
4,800
1
closed-end
a
6,000
&
forth in
This company of
677 Lafayette
St.f
'sT'aTeihePT'witK'*TKe-SEC orTUct. 23 covering 25,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $10 per share.
The company
A. Hogle & Co
Sohnstdn, Ltirhoh & C0.___
McDtihhfell
AND
1961, the company and
of
ment
320.
p.
^•Ldste!r, Rybtis & Co.^_____
-
the
*
nancing
Sulzberger,
&
Co.,
Medical Industries
5,000
Kirkland
Robinson
Sutro
6,000
b.
set
-
..
Christopher
4,600
&
Co.
&
Josey
C.
B.
15,900
Boenning
I.
Westheimer
Inc.
5,000
——
__1
8,500
6,000
6,000
Cb
Manufacturing
30,
ing,
5,000
—'
Stieglitz
Haupt
The
8,500
Walston
&
Inc.
8,500
Co
conditions
Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle,
Adams & Purcell, Inc.—
20,894
5 000
Rauscher,
8,500
&
Inc.
5,000
Co.—
—
&
Co.
in
tional
;Shares
H.
McDonald, Evans & Co.__
9,500
Russ •&
Co., Inc.9,500
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
5,500
underwriters
8,500
Reynolds & Co., Inc
is
"Girl's
are
450,000 shs.
w
paid to the companv is $1,124,-.
a
total sum of $1,249,992.
Each
the number of shares Of class A
North
Fitch,
Co.
Co.;
outstand¬
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
Newburger & Co
Schwabacher
and
its name below:
opposite
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co._
Albert McGann Securities
those
of
8,500
_____
First California Co.
Jenks,
Ira
'
&
&
for
'
York,
New
shares of this firm's class A stock at $6 per share.
to be
public for
purchase
20,894
will
&
Hallowell,
8,500
Co.,
&
June
$409,326-
terms
to
;—
the Olympic
Crowell, Weedon & Co.____
&
Allyn & Co., Inc
the
to
Midland Securities Co., Inc.
from the company,
respective numbers
Covins
curities
C.
and
'
"
Blvd.,
318,888 shs.
-■
Shares
River
C. Bradford & Co.__
Julien
—20,000
Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
A.
Outstanding
1,750,000 Shs.
750,000 shs.
—
The
company.
underwriter
Units
77,500
"Bache
advertising,
■
Feeding
Corp.
EARNINGS
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
indebtedness
992.80,
purchased.
are
Bear, Stearns & Co
Brothers
k
Continental
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
common
comprise
Powell
Units
Lehman
•
.
Southern
430
%•'.
A
of
the
and
400,000.
severally
below,
television
-
of
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
executive
the
Island
conditions
forth
set
the
Miner
Sales
.are
15
Associates,
UNDERWRITERS—In
company
the underwriting agreement, the underwriters have severally agreed to
purchase from the company 138,888 shares of the class A common stock
stock.
common
par
including
UNDERWRITERS—The
areas.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of current financing,
ing capitalization of the company will consist of 1,108,308
no
of the
department store and has formed and owns all of the
subsidiary corporations, each of which likewise operates
licensed jewelry department in a closed-door membership department
of
Sundry
Trans¬
Gas
of_thg..State...of...Washington,..,The.total.,population
estimated to aggregate
payment
Toys" including Doll Diaper Bags,
equipment, Doll Cradles.
Tne
balance
consists of infant's toys, mechanical items
and miscellaneous. % The
company ope.ates two divisions, the Manufacturing Division, Alexander
licensed jewelry department in a closed-door
a
.'%■/"
office is
"private company"
Act of British Columbia in December 1953, and
"public company" under British Columbia law
The
1961.
southeastern
Port
originally Leas°d Departments, Inc. It
to Jewelers, Inc., and' then again o:j
was
1960
operates
company
CAPITALIZATION
transmission
the
Olympic
transport gas
gas
Angeles
will
corporation Whose principal
B. C., was incorporated as a
Companies
February
the
The
—
converted
was
the
in Vancouver,
the
under
in
■.
Medco, Inc.
The executife offices
Walnut St., Kansas City, Missouri.
to
1211
at
July
in
1960,
Class
of
users
' v
of the
and Richard A. Gold¬
S
;%;■%
sold its ownership
Jr.,
Goldman,
v
store.
distributing companies in the Cities of Bremerton,
Port Orchard, Port Townsend,
Port Angeles and other smaller towns
in
the vicinity of the pipeline, in addition to selling gas directly to
industrial
financing will initially be added
the company and/or advanced to
of a note; new product
by
the
Shares
acquire
proposes
made
Doll
Cruttenden,
a
industrial users in the*
to
toys
stock
to
Vancouver
Fred
of the company
2.
natural
north.
Goldman,
vicinity of the pipeline extension.
•
the
used
for
company
membership
to
the
in
%:"i
the, Goldman Jewelry Co.
1959,
changed
Class
island
ar.d substantial owners of the company's
company
stock.
Fred
to
on
%
The
the
mainland,
originally incorporated under the laws
was
man.
located
v
by
the
on
pipeline
on
as
used
underwater
Nanaimo
and
be
Columbia
pipeline
gas
extend
to
mile
British
land
will
April 1,
was
separately until Dec. 15, 1961. The
oversubscribed and the books closed,
was
PROCEEDS—Net
the
of
Dec.
United
not
from
be
principally
Luggage,
the
writers
Missouri
cemmon
The name
States, and James Richardson & Sons in
Canada. Each unit, consisting of one common share and
a warrant to purchase one-quarter of a
common share,
was priced at $8. The common shares and the warrants
are
B
On
offering of 750,000 units of this iirm's securities
(comprising 750,000 common shares and warrants to
purchase 187,500 additional shares) was made Oct. 26
by underwriting groups headed by Bear, Stearns & Co.
the
officers
tive
lic
in
of
the State
class
:-:;vvf-—• r;:
Line Co.—Securities Offered—Initial pub¬
Pipe
of
Doll
ing
company
July 16, 1958, by the Goldman Jewelry Co..,
a Missouri corporation.
The Goldman Jewelry Co. is controlled by Fred
Goldman, Fred, Goldman, Jr., and Richard A. Goldman, who are execu¬
'
■
Offered—Pursuant to
Common
department stores.
1962.
1385.
A
$1,085,000, will be used by the company to open 11
jewelry departments in a like number of discount
of
issuable upon
stock
common
outstanding debenture
p.
new
t$9,500
$9,500
the
191,
stock. The proposal
holders of not less than
by the
2519.
acceptance
stock.—V.
BUSINESS—The
of
its
upon
will
used
_de signing, assembling, manufacturing and marketing top items,
distribution
75%
of the Bank
11, 1961 prospectus, Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
Inc., and Midland Securities Co., Inc., Kansas City, Mo.,
publicly offered 138,888 shares of this firm's class A
common
stock at $9 per share. Net proceeds estimated
Outstanding
600,000 shs.
conversion
for
outstanding shares of capital stock of Wisconsin
at the rate of 2V2 shares of Marine stock for
Oct.
an
FINANCING
common
the
to offer this stock in exchange
proposes
company
22,500 outstanding shares
Medco,
this
be
future
of
may
commoni
including 38,000 shares of class A
in
gaged
Milwaukee,
the
of
622 North Water St.; Milwaukee, Wis. filed a
with the SEC on Oct. 23 coyering 56,250 shares
of
statement
stock.
Bank,
80%
E
(1962).
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
common
each
A
♦Not
manufacture
operation of
-
-
registration
4,000
5,000
5,000
Class
debenture
-
Harbor, Maine is engaged in the
equipment and yachts and the
Public
—
Ziegler
r
development
and
research
equipment,
for
Common Offered
—
10,000
PRESENT
TO
BUSINESS—The
Corp.—
Development
proceeds
and
and
development;
advertising,
working capital.
'
shares
electronic
and
corporation
State
Class
4%
be, used
to
capital.
Boothbay
of
marine
2,000
GIVING
subsidiaries
—V.
.
working
for
locations
general funds
2,000
Oct. 16, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 75,000
10ci to be Offered-at $4, through Nance-Kieth
on
(par
are
Marine
$60,000
locations
PROCEEDS—Net
to
its
retained earnings
2.000
—
Marine
&
Industries, Inc.
Co., Oppenheimer & Co. and Marron, Sloss & Co., Inc.
offering marked the initial public sale of the com¬
pany's common stock.
2,000
marina.
a
approxi¬
in
.
degree
some
2,000
Inc.
Y.
Mainco
:
of
developments.
CAPITALIZATION
shares
N.
Proceeds
proprietary
funds
presently
intends to allocate the
forth above. This application of
set
as
Sellgren, Miller & Co._x.__
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
-
Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
common
Corp.,
priority:
new
capital
company
financing
The
sales.
.__
(d )
2,000
Roberts Co
Monday, October 30, 1961
.
&
Wyllie and Thornhill, Inc..
Electronics
With
The
food
its
of
several
features
operaiion
bulk
the
Remodeling and improvements on existing
Advertising and promotion,-.
Development of commissary1 operation
Franchise
operation
(c )
2,000
2,000
;_
C.
Norman
2545.
p.
Mainco
monthly over three years.
lunch counter type restaurants which operate
day, seven days a week, and which includes
an
integral part of each operation.
company
(a ) Establishment
•—
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
a
constitute
PROGEEDS—The
193,
Files
% /-•
retail
company's
which
items
Co
Co
&
2,000
.
The
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
contracted
to
42nd Ave.,
Miami,
17 hours
of
average
Inc.
Co.,
&
Co._______
&
Phelps
J. Rice & Co. Inc.
Rittmaster, Voisin & Co.__
3,000
——
Nelson
_____—
Irving
3,000
t-V.
recently
operates
company
3,000
Writer & Christensen, Inc.
amortized
balance
the
The
Fla.
has
The
Quinn
Cohn
Co.:
&
Newborg
3.000
_■
Peters,
—7--;—^—
purchase an additional
at 820
S. W.
Fla., for $14,500 on or
30, 1961. The contract provides for a $8,500 down payment
restaurant
wiih
Beach.
company
;
Son_!
Peck,
&
3,000
&
Pacific Coast Securities Co.
under Florida law on June 4,
1958, operates a chain of five specialty restaurants in Miami Beach.
The
company
has three wholly owned subsidiaries (Kaywein Corp.,
Kayem Corp. and Kaymaur Corp.) each of which operates one of i-he
company's restaurants.
The company's restaurants are located at 1437
Collins
Ave.,
2302
Collins
Ave.,
6974 Collins Ave,
and
161 Arthur
Godfrey Road, all in Miami Beach, Fla., and at 13690 N. W. Seventh
AVe., Miami,
Fla. The company's principal office is at 2302 Collins
2,000
McDonald, Evans & Co.___
3,000
3,000
company incorporated
& Co.
Marache
3,000
3,000
Kaplan & Co
Martin
Co.—_-__——
&
2,000
2,000
Hettleman
Kahn
2.600
2,000
3,000
Miner
.
offering of lkO,OUO shares of this firm's common stock at
$4.50 per share was made Oct. 25 by Golkin, Bomback
2,000
Talbot——
&
&' Henderson,
Harbison
&
Co
Brothers
Mason
— -■
BUSINESS—The
H.
John
__________
T. C. Hendersoh & Co., Inc.
Corp.__
Brothers
&
Gruss
Oscar
circular, Bayes, Rose & Co., Inc.,
39 Broadway, New York City, publicly offered 100,000
shares of this firm's 100 par class A common stock at
23
Oct.
an
Hannaford
—
2,000
&
Gould
Inc.
3,000
Ball
Wareing,
Fairman
to
Offered—Pursuant
Common
2,000
Co
Inc.________
______
4,000
___—
Cullman
Inc.—Class
Lum's,
&
Co.,
Blakely,
&
—_
Co.
Clayton
&
3,000
3,U)J
3,000
Brimberg & Co
2,000
Conway Brothers, Inc.——
2,000
Denault & Co.—^___—2,000
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
12,500
—-
________
Neuhaus
Underwood,
Co., Inc.
__131,000
16,500
———————
;
Voisin
Frank, Meyer & Fox
Stern,
Shares
■
——15,000
—
Co
&
RittmastCf,
•
————_
Co..,.
&
1
■■
——
Inc.
Middlebrook,
&
Austin
H.
E.
"
Reich
Mosley
Suplee,
Yeatman,
Co., Inc. _____!
4,000
Frederking—___
& Son &
&
P.
girls. lis products are known in the trade through the brand name
Lortogs, House of Botany." Its head office is at 85 Tenth Ave.,
New York City.
UNDERWRITING—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed
Units
Units
the company will consist of 500,000
equity capitalization' of
$1 par common stock.
standing
shares
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
(1844)
31,
N.
1952.
E., Washington 18, D. C.
The business of the company
ture
and
sale
of
precision
struments manufactured by
is the design, development, manufac¬
instruments and the sale of precision in¬
others. Such equipment consists principally*
Volume
194
of sP^fal and general
field,
linear
industries,
trial
and
meters
other
.
.
used
scientific
in
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
purpose instruments for
flow
gas
and
Number 6103
in
use
aviation
instruments
the
and
bio-medical
governmental
Amount
petro-ehemical
having commercial,
R.
expected
are
to
to
sales
for
net
be
staff
and
open
$15,000
to
proceeds
applied
expand
two
and
sales
new
at $247,000 after expenses,
$50,000 due foreign suppliers;
activities;
$40,000
to
development
offices
in
New, York
City
and
Chicago;
machinery
dnd
equipment;" $10,000
and $82,000 for general
working capital purposes.
purchase
additional
promotion;
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
';
Notes
payable—secured by chattel mortgage
Notes
payable—due Oct. 30, 1962——
_■
Capital stock, ten cents par value._^__'
♦In
the
addition
exercise
Co.
Sutro
14,200.00
shares)
&
to
Nationwide
This
with
the
Corp.—Capital Stock Registered
SEC
Oct.
on
19
covering
100.000
capital stock (with attached five-year warrants to
shares),. to be offered for public sale on an all or
purchase
public
headed
offering
amendment.
by Warner,
price
and
Jennings,
underwriting
The. registration
Mandel
terms
statement
&
to
are
also
includes
underlying five-year warrants to be issued to the
cisable at a price to be
suppftetHjy- amendment. ,
The
13
company
who at
persons
organized under
was
that time
New
be
of
30.000
exer¬
19(31
its
by
as
were
Roosevelt
Lanes,
operation
Pa.
$367,495.
initial
an
the
be
may
In
used
and
the
used
to
shares
aiyl Irwin S.
Kaplus,
and management
stock,
'
as
a
16.1 %
own
group
and
12.8%,
also
England
Power
Co.
Bonds
—
REVENUES—For
its
consolidated
the
of
to
of
respectively,
of
certain
from
its
the
series
short-term
bonds
company
REDEMPTION
tion
prices
will be
FEATURES—The
receding
from
bonds
101.72%
to
15,
redeemable
are
to par;
in
par,
1961,
at
C.
A.
A.
Becker & Co.
G.
Francis I.
Carl
M.
New
England
tities
to
to
Electric
other
large industrial customers. The
mercial
no<
or
total
gross
$6,573,738.—V.
60,000
Wm.
months
12
ended
operating revenues
194, p. 1279.
of
June
&
Orleans Public
15,000
Middle
South
30,
1961,
$62,360,938
and
the
Hanunill
Pacific
Frank,
Stix
Co
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
&
Co
Proctor
&
Paine.
Whipple
&
Co
Blunt
Ellis
&
Simmons—
Bosworth, Sullvian
J.
6,000
&
Co..
&
Robinson-Humphrey
Sutro
company
of
6,000
6,000
&
Bros.
Co.
Burgess & Leith
Co
Acquire
issu^.—V.
193,
2669. *
p,
Zealand
(Government
of)
Zealand
Rauscher,
New
of
101%
Zealand,
if
redeemed
Oct. '15,* 1975,
beginning April
■
,
'
will
and
1964,
15,
.
Oct.
Oct., 15,
before
after
fund
turity.
after
and
on
1971,
15,
1972,
have
equally
to
84 %
list
the
bonds
semi-annual
the
issue
the
of
New
will
be
made
to
sinking
before
ma¬
'V .Z\'Z 'Z'Y:
v-'v
.
Applicatidh
other
ranging from
if. redeemed on and
100%
retire
all
prices
at
$675,000
a
to
with
on
York
Stock
Exchange.
ECONOMY—New
Zealand,
member of the British
Commonwealth, has expanded its economy steadily in the postwar years.
Currently the country is the world's largest exporter of butter and
cheese and the second largest exporter of meat and wool.
Estimated
national
gross
In
1961,
Fund
ment
and
the
also
(World Bank)
New
due
product
ments
full
perfect
a
of
external
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
to
subject to
purchase from
in. the
decade
ended March
member of the
a
Bank
for
31,
1961.
Reconstruction
&
Develop¬
debt
principal,
internal
and
have
severally
Amount
Blyth
The
———
Goldman, "Sachs
Harriman Ripley
Inc.
Merrill
-Lynch.
Inc.
White.
Paribas
Co.
&
&
Co.
1,000,000
Swiss
Bache
Co.
Scranton
Hague
Co.
American
&
Corp._
Co.
.
&
465,0C0
Burns
1,000,000
Dominick
Inc.
Inc.
Hentz
-—
1,000,000
H.
Co.—__
1.000 000
Hirsch
-
&
—
•-
1,000,000
Co.
&
&
Denton,
________________
Hayden,
& Co.
——,
Cb'fp.
Burnham
1,000,000
Bros.
&
'
Dorriihick_
&
Stone
&
&
465,000
'465,000
Co.—
465,000
__u_
465,000
Co
Co
&
Neuhaus
costs
1,500
—V..194,
& Co—
-
1,500
:—
Co.,
Fitch,
Boenning
C.
F.
North
&
&
Hirshberg, Inc._
&
&
Cassell
Chapman,
&
&
Howe
Semple,
& Parke
Roberts
Jacobs
& '
&
& Co
Co.,
share
Nicolaus
&
1,500
Co.,
1,500
Stone
C.
Inc._
2,000
Woodard-Elwood
2,000
Arthur
Middlebrook,
Dallas
Union
Co.,
Inc.
&
1,500
Youngberg__—__
Co., Inc.
Williams &
L.
&
Wright
Inc.
Shelby Cullon Davis & Co.
PURCHASERS—The
principal amounts
Co.___
&
1,500
Co.,
v---—*1,500
1,500
1,500
1,500
to
F.
1,500
$357,520
S. Yantis & Co. Inc.—
2,000
purchasers
to
by
the
each,
bonds,
listed
are
with
together
!
the
Stuart & Co.
Allison-Williams' Co
Amount
Auchincloss,
Redpath
Bache
&
Barret,
465,000
Inc.
Baxter
A.
G.
Parker
000's
GOO's
Omitted
Inc..$11,550
100
&
1,500
Fitch. North & Co.
_•___:
__;
&
.__
Company
Becker
&
Co.
C.
Burns
Bradford
Bros.
Butcher
500
!
Co
J.
&
&
Co
& Denton,
Sherrerd
700
Inc.
%
500
200
1,850
Cpurts &
capital.
PRESENT
TO
160,000 shs.
FINANCING
Outstanding
160,000 s|bs.
C.
200
retire
Registered—
to be offered
a
registra¬
wi h
the
1961
construction
and
acquisition
-
|
Co. (Minn.)—Appointment—
Power
York
New
common
Trust
Co.
has
been
appointed
stock of the company.—V.
194,
p.
New
York
G38.
Corp. of America—Rights Offering to
Stock¬
The
subordinated
income
debentures
r,~T976rGn.the basis of $100 of debentures for
shares
of capita! stock
right
bank
to
held
subscribe is
proceeds
loans
the
in
from
of record
being given
of
stock
of
financing
the
amount
Oct. 23,
for each
of
$600,000;
will
to
be used in part
retire a note for
United Industrial Corporation
connection with the acquisition of
Semiconductor Products, Inc., and to retire
by the company
indebtedness incurred in
payable
note
to
$229,166
U.
of
S.
payable by U. S. Semiconductor Products to United
The balance of the proceeds will be added to working
.capital and may be used for capital improvements.
The
1976
debentures
will
be. convertible
into capital
stock after
Feb.
1962,
at
The
ranging
$4
per
1969, and at $5 a share
at optional redemption
accrued interest.
share through April 1,
debentures
from
will
105V2%
BUSINESS—Nuclear
has
200
.
Schmertz
1,
thereafter.
prices
150
& Co.
Co._;
Inc.
Co.—Debentures
to
be
redeemable
par,
plus
200
King.:
Howe
Cunningham,
Co.,
at
EFFECT
Gas
1981,
States
shares
'■*'
Brothers,
Chapman,
Clayton Securities Corp.__!
1,000
Inc.—
Byrd
by
hereby.
acquire additional liquid
an
estimated cost not to
Industrial Corp.
Omitted
Halsey,
—
evidencing
a
below:
-Amount
n
units
par)__
PROCEEDS—Net
.
of
offered
position
Bear, £tearns & Co. is manager of a group which is
underwriting the offering.
The corporation has made
application to list the debentures
on
the American
Stock Exchange.
1,500
Wulff, Hansen & Co.—__
subscribed
and
majority
a
its
held and
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner.
2,000
machinery
owns
retain
$100
Wyllie and Thornhill, Inc.
.1
shares
the
will
arranged to
working
as
connection
Bank
One
2,000
Securities
of
has
GIVING
1723.
p.
300
2,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
and
300 rights are required to subscribe for
principal amount. Subscription rights, will
expire at 3:30 p.m., New York Time, on Nov. 8, 1961.
The offering also carries an oversubscription privilege,
subject to allotment to stockholders.
each
1,500
Inc.
2,000
Co.
1961,
1,500
_____—
2,000
&
each
1,500
Smith, Moore & Co
Stewart, Eubanks, Meyer-
T.
shares
the company and its subsidiaries, including repayment of
incurred therefor. Such program is estimated at $94,000,000.
Nov.
cjue
1.500
.
certain
Three
corporation is offering to holders of. its
capital stock the right to subscribe at par for $2,087,800
1,500
Marshall
Co.,
of
Chemical
holders
r.5oo
—._
Schmidt.
Stifel,
Co.__
Lisle
use
due
incurred in
loans
Nuclear
1,500
1,500
Co
Seasongood & Mayer.—
2,000
of
Big
1,500
George
O'Donnell
son
sale
welding.
pumping
convertible
&
Inc.
for
registrar for the
1,500
v.; 1,503
2,000
Barrett.
in
company
Natural
Northern
Co.,
&
Co., .Inc.
Co.,
and
manufacture
outstanding
($5
1,500
Dallas Corp.
Cochran
2,000
&
/
Breckenridge
—
2,000
Inc.
area.,.
for public sale
bank
~ -
2,000
Brothers
in
pressure
debentures
program
3,000
Almstedt
Coast
Omaha, Neb., filed
covering $20,000,000
1.500
3,000
Adams & Peek—
Gulf
Texas
Redpath, Washington, D.
1,500
Rippel & Co
Co.__
Simonds
&
1,500
Co.,
Co
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
&
the
2327.
3,000
Inc.
Baker,
193,
Inc.
Co
&
&
Norris
3,000
Watling, Lerchen & Co&
high
company
1,500
R.
"3 .000
Co.
Co._,
Boyce
600,000
465,000
1,500
3,000
C.
the
—
Inc.
Co.
Miller
—
8465,000
:
Baker, Weeks & Co..
Pierce,
Smith
Barney
Weld
Co.—
&
&
&
Underwood,
600,030
Thalmann
i_—600.000
Ladenburg,
1,000,000
Co.,
&
1,000,000
Freres
Smith,
&
__
Lazard
Fenner
Amount
Hallgarten
Securities
Dominion
Corp.
W.
Bros.
^
below
named
the terms and conditions of the purchase' agreement,
the government the respective principal an^unts of
Peabody & Co._$3.220,000
&
Co.,
Inc
1,0G0,000
Renshaw
&
Coburn
debts.
underwriters
bonds set forth below:
Kidder,
Chas.
Stein
Brown,
having always paid when
amortization require¬
record,
interest
Milburn,
Co.,
&
in
of sinking
through under¬
writers headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.
The interest rate, public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
net proceeds from the debenture, sale will be used to. pay a
portion of
1,500
Co
3,000
Smith,
International Monetary
and the International Finance Corporation.
amount
'its
on
88%
International
has
Zealand
the
rose
Zealand became
New
a
Pierce
To
fund
1.500
3.000
Rodman
Abraham
ZEALAND'S
NEW
McCourtney
Metropolitan
3,000
Lynch_
principally
form by means of motorized
location and inject it into the
date the company's services
on
This company, of 2223 Dodge Street,
tion statement with the SEC on Oct. 20
1,500
Co.—
&
Kohn
E.
Inc._
Co.,
Inc
&
3,000
Inc.
<•
rank
&
liquid
pressure.
automation
Northern
-■
'
will
Josey
3,000
Leonard
in
nitrogen
The company proposes to apply the net proceeds of
(estimated to be approximately $975,000) to payment for
pumping units. The balance will be added to the general funds
ker
Co.,
& Co., Inc.
Logan
Richards
I.
&
field
the
Mountain Gas Co.—Bonds Sold Privately—
24, 1961, it was reported that $600,000 of this
Casper, Wyo., firm's first mortgage bonds ,due Sept. 1,
1977, had been sold privately through Auchincloss, Par¬
Co.
Corp
Co.,
3,000
:
Moore.
bonds
Harris,
Tem-
&
on
DESCRIPTION—The
&
Richard
Model, Roland & Stone-
pound sterling. ) Of this, some 18.500.000 pounds will be spent
electrical
development
and
13,300,000
on
public
and
education
BOND
D.
3,000
with the
buildings.
Grande
Mead,
Jones
200
Northern
1.500
Gradison
W.
H.
pleton
Of¬
Oct.
1,500
Hill
Mitchum,
Stock
1,500
1,500
Inc.
3.000
& Co
Milwaukee Co.__:
200
$955,000.
p.
1,500
3,000
Miller
'
Inc
Co.—Common
Authorized
1 5og
Fusz-Schmelzle
Co
Yantis & Co.,
1,500
3.000
Inc
&
S.
offering
such
1,500
Investment
3,000
The
Zealand will apply the proceeds to its capital in¬
budgeted this year at 93,900,000 New Zealand pounds.
pound equals approximately $2.80 and is at parity
program,
New
Co.
&
nitrogen
exceed
—V.
Christopher & Co.—
3,000
Lunt
for
1,500
Co.
Securities
Manley. Bennett & Co
PROCEEDS—New
(The
City
C.
Southeastern
D.
100
100
organized on Aug. 25, 1960 by Big Three Welding
a Texas corporation
engaged in the recovery and sale
gases, the sale of' welding equipment and, through its
stock
1
First
S.
Co.
Co.,
was
Division,
Common
Co
3,000
Loewi
-
&
McCarty &
California
Legg & Co
&
&
a
the
performed
1,500
Inc
First
C.
Wright
to
to
CAPITALIZATION
—-
Phillips,
Crane
Corp.
Whittaker
L.
200
200
______
F.
2,009
3,000
John
Co.
&
1,000
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
purchase of at least 51%
this
of
Co
Rogers
Inc.
3,000
A.
Arthur
Service
necessary
PROCEEDS—The
2,000
Inc.
Hogle & Co
The Johnson, Lane, Space
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and associates offered publicly
on
Oct. 25 $20,000,000 of this Government's 5%% bonds
due Oct. 15, 1976.
•
The issue was priced at 97V2 % to yield 6% to matur¬
ity.
vestment
Kane,
Campbell,
B.
the
Fricke
Moyer,
3.000
J.
Bonds. Offered—
—-
Robert L.
N, White
500
Inc.—
Inc.
Well
company's
2,000
Sulzberger,
Kirkland & Co._
B.
J.
250
150
Co.
250
vaporize
company
the
of
Tracy
&
Hilliard & Son___
J.
New
Rogers
French,
4,000
Jenks,
*
C.
&
offer
the
equipment
2,000
Chiles-Schutz
livan
been
Ransome
:
2,000
—
Cartwright & Co.
Caldwell
5,000
Hallowell,
this
.
Mc¬
Hurry, Inc.
4,000
&
200
&
Co.~^=»..
&
•
Sheldon & Co._
Bingham, Walter &
6,000
Weeden
Co
Oil
Equipment Co.,
of'.atmospheric
2,000
Bingham,
Inc.
under
The
2,000
&
Co
Aim,
Co.,
&
nitrogen
which
well
2.000
i
&
&
6.000
The
transports
2,000
Co
Blosser
Reinholdt
com¬
5oU
Wallace
company
is
a
Texas
corporation
with
principal
at 3602 West 11th St., Houston.
Its primary business consists
furnishing gaseous nitrogen under high pressure to the oil and
industry for use in servicing and completion of wells. The company
gas
2,000
Allison-Williams
Gardner
Robert K.
150
250
AlstyneV'-Noel. & Co.__
than
units,
2,000
6.000
&
100
-
other
have
1
,
Woodcock,
6,000
Co._
&
Co
BUSINESS—The
of
&
Inc.
6,000
Wells
200
100
The 2,055 shares offered to
shareholders
Big Three and not subscribed for by them,
together with the remaining 24,410 shares reserved for
offering through the underwriter (or an aggregate of
26,465 shares), have\been offered by the underwriter
at $10.60 per share.
'
j
2,000
Meyer
Newhard, Cook & Co
and
Co.,—
&
Lukens
and
Strauss
Taylor,
Co
&
&
S.
6.000
400
Inc.
share.
other
2,000
Co., Inc
Sweney
Co.,
Inc.
Van
500
Inc
Hutchinson
and
per
2,000
2,000
—
Dowell
6,000
Baker, Watts & Co
Inc.,
&
Straus,
6,000
Bacon,
Stokes
Talmage &
300
Co.—_
&
Co.
Sepf;%2& prospectus, this company's
Big Three Welding Equipment
shareholders of the company expired at
3 p.m.
(CST) Oct. 16, 1961. Big Three purchased the
51,000 shares offered to it at the price of $10 per share
and
the
other
shareholders
purchased 22,535 of the
24,590 shares offered to them at the pricce of $10
2,000
8,000
Inc.
Co.,
Abbott,
Brothers
&
offices
8.000
8,000
&
Co.,
subscription
the
Co._
&
Northwest
Stern,
Walston
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Stix & Co,»_.__
$200
Co., Inc.
fered-—Pursuant to
2,000
'
8,000
Schwabacher
Inc.__,—
Staats
R.
200
Co.
2,000
& Grimm
Inc
Hutchinson
Russ
-
&
fitrogen
2,000
Co.
Robinson
Co
150
200
Small & Co.,
Thomas & Co
Co.
2,000
Inc.
M'ullaney,- Wells >& Co
8,000
Ohio
150
500
Stern
200
Kidder &
1,500
Parke
400
of
1549.
p.
Mullaney,
Co.,
of
Sons.,
Jones
8,000
Fahnestock
to
&
Fay,
D.
McMaster
Co./' 12,000
&
&
The
and
income
net
Service Inc.—Parent
Utilities,
&
Co._.
McDonald-Moore
1S;000
&
William
Inc._
& Coe_?—________
Mason-Hagan, Tnc._______
2,000
M. Dain & Co., Inc.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Entire Common—
See
Peabody
Company,
Hill, Darlington
15.000
Co.
Corp.
M'ackall
Harper & Sons &
Hooker
Co:..—_
Co.____.
Co._______
&
John
^
Kormendi
eastern
Hobbs & Hart, Inc.
P.
Edward
Faulkner, Dawkins & Sul¬
New
and
Co.
15.000
CoZZZZZ-ZZZZZZ
&
&
Edwards
G.
15,000
...
&
Roberts
200
.
150
Kenover, MacArthur & Co.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
M.
Rothschild
Walter
Corp."
—V. 194,
A.
Gardner
Seasongood & Mayer______
Hum¬
&
300
&
Schwabacher
100
Inc.
150
Co.
Schmidt,
1,500
250
:
Kerner
200
Illinois
Investment
1,500,000.
representatives
Skaggs &
Funk,
J.
regular
business
A.
RJiogclgs- &
Shearson,
subsidiary of
wholesale quan¬
residential
The
Shares
60,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co.__•_
the
Kidder,
Dittmar
15,000
customers.
EARNINGS—For
had
has
company
Applegate
phrey, Inc.
have severally agreed,
stock
purchase
respective numbers of
opposite their names.
as
Co._
&
Co.,
Hulme,
common
Inc.,
Inc.—
Co..
Wertheim
a
System, provides electricity in
utilities doing a retail distribution
electric
Pont
&
Loeb,
Shields"
and at special redemp¬
case
with accrued
Boston,
du
Hallgarten
each
Stuart St.,
the
Davis,
139,000
15,000
Doolittle
of 441
company,
below
of
acting
are
Allyn and Company,
Courts
BUSINESS—The
northern
of approximately
named
Pierce,
Smith Inc
Inc.
'
interest.
central,
Smith
&
&
&
L. F.
100
Hilsman
H.
J.
Rand
Reinholdt
1,000
500
2—;
100
,___
100
&
Inc.
400
Co
&
Christen-
of
company
the
stock
set
forth
Inc.,
Inc.
Sons—
Hayden, Stone & Co
,J
''
the
Fenner
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
White, Weld & Co. Inc.—
applied by the
Nov.
due
Lynch,
Fenner &
note
redemption prices ranging from 106.34%
in
100
Co.'
&
Harrison
1,250
Co., Inc.
Hughes
&
Raffensperger,
Co., Inc.
Rambo,
Close
300
Freeman & Co.,
&
;
Peters, Writer &
500
Goodbody
ended July 31, 1961, the company
operating revenues of $232,795,000
$23,397,000.
common
Co.,
M.
100
Jackson
Webber,
sen,. Inc.
Wm. E. Pollock &
Y
Co.—
100
Co..
1,000
Co.,
Company—
&
750
Hirshberg, Inc.
1,500
&
Michigan Corp._*__
Robert Garrett &
New
conditions
from
Pierce,
Weld &
' -
purchasers.
Merrill
—
M.
months
of
&
of
Freeman
consolidated
and
additional
White,
in
Evans
&
Corp.
Curtis
150
First
Stanley and
Shares
Offered
financing
A
12
A.
McMaster
cities
gas
purchasers
terms
Lynch,
and
area
the
Merle-Smith
the^tock-~came__Th^
•
population
a
income
purchase
shares
indebtedness., ' The balance of
will be used for capitalizable expenditures or to reimburse
treasury.
proceeds
the
proceeds
retirement
to
payment
the
to
Merrill
:■
bonds, all as 4%s, came from Leh¬
man
Brothers and Equitable Securities Corp., jointly,
100.77; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.63; First Boston
Corp., 100.529; gnd Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 100.411.
to
net
PURCHASERS—The
contract,
Other bids for the
company
the
subsidiaries had
subject
and
an
Dickson & Co., Inc.__
Ferris
1961.
natural
having
area
and
underwriting group which offered on Oct. 26 an issue
of $20,000,000 of this firm's first
mortgage bonds, series I,
4%%, due Nov. 1, 1991 at 101.715% and accrued in¬
terest to yield 4.52%. The group won award of the bonds
at competitive sale Oct. 25 on a bid of 100.863%.
PROCEEDS—Net
an
in
including
&
S.
Hanseatic
Overton &
Paine,
Inc.
A
Corp., 100.14.
Morgan
'
service
and
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; Kidder, Peafoody &
Co., and White, Weld & Co., were joint managers of an
•
Boston
share lor
a
*
distributes
York,
Merrill
New
$44,275
79.5%,
own
J. A.
500
Clement
outstanding
3,400,000,
be
has outstanding
Kaplus, President,
A.
of
pany
New
company
Mac
of
A
by
^
the
which
Norris
500
Co.,
R.
at
managed jointly by
Boston.
will
capital
&
Dick
Of¬
in Syracuse, N. Y.,
York Having-a-4etaL^popu¬
Buffalo, Syracuse, Albany,
Utica, Schenectady, Niagara Falls and Troy. Electric operations include
service to residential, commercial and industrial customers. The com¬
Allentown,
near
working
bid
group
leased
sale
now
.
of
Secretary,
officials
to
a
provides electric
($27,500), to put into
located
added
be
stock
estate
Stock
share.
per
shares
&"^CSYvTftfr.239r^and_Jr.irst
lation
consolidated current
the
real
Center,
will
indebtedness,
capital
from
the
parking lot
a
Bowling
acquisitions.
certain
of
as
its
and
proceeds
purchase
balance
for future
addition
180,000
Inc.
and
net
to
Mountainville
($100,000),
$60,349
were
The
payment
Corp.—Common
York
250
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
BUSINESS—^Tre~ctrcporartion with headquarters
owned
consolidated current assets
used
Power
approximately $73.9 million in
purpose
liabilities
New
Inc.
Co.,
200,000
bank loans incurred to meet construc¬
tion costs, and to finance in part the company's construction
program.
The prograln required $80.7 million in I960 and is
expected to require
by
-%
July,
200,000
Sons
&
Amount
Securities
Dempsey-Tegeler
$45.62V2
together with
treasury; to repay
shares
underwriters,
Jersey law in
1
Walker
proceeds
from
the sale
of
the
common
shares,
other funds, will be used to reimburse the company's
The
supplied
Dallas Union
Co.,
PROCEEDS—Net
two of the company's present sub¬
"and Roosevelt
Lanes, Inc.
It was formed
of owning and operating bowling centers and
currently
owns and operates three such centers
through its wholly-owned subsidi¬
aries including said
two, and a third, Eagle Rock Lanes Corp.
The
prospectus states that the company had a consolidated net loss of
$32,581 for the seven months ended July 31,
1961, and at that date,
the
at
First
sidiaries, Market Lanes Inc.
for
&
10,300
Longstreth.
000's
Omitted
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.;
Peabody & Co., and White, Weld & Co. are
competing
through
basis
none
underwriters
shares
000's
Omitted
/
•
Mohawk
common
from
regis¬
a
Pitfield
Inc.
465,000
Amount
465,000
&
________
The group won award of
competitive bidding on Oct. 24
on a bid of $44,777
per share.
$40,000,000 of 4^2%,gen¬
eral mortgage bonds, due Nov. 1, 1991, were offered at
the same time by a group headed by Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc. Niagara Mohawk received two other bids for
its bonds, also as 4V2S. These came from Morgan Stanthe
Lumer, a registered representative
shares).—V. 194, pTTl62.~~"
——
Bowling-
statement
•
Merrill
—
stock
*300,000
corporation, of 11 Commerce street, Newark, N. J., filed
C.
Day
Kidder,
joint managers of an underwriting group which offered
"on
Oct. 25, 700,000 shares of this corporation's common
lev
tration
1386.
p.
Niagara
Wilfred
(1,000
194,
fered
issuance upon
Troster, Singer &
and
Co.
Co.
&
W.
Anthony
L.
Inc.
shares are
reserved for possiblfe
Purchase Warrants to be issued to
Bros.
Rothschild
F.
Tucker,
465,000
_____
9
Amount
465,000
R.
Co.
—V.
14,200.00
'
1,C00,000
Stone
Joseph
Outstdg.
$7,881 85
$7,881.85
11,00d
of
(10,000
of
L.
estimated
follows?
as
research
W.
&
.
$50,000
Roland &
Pressprich
Model,
indus¬
applications.
The company maintains
complete facilities for servicing and repair
of all instruments sold
by it and in many instances imports instru¬
ments, as well as those of its own
design and manufacture, to meet
the special requirements of its
customers.
W
PROCEEDS—The
(1845)
earths
400
and
three
and
150
engages
Control
struments,
&
operating
Division,
material
government;
and
Corp.,
divisions;
in
which
and
the
with headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona,
Research Chemicals, which refines rare
uses for them; the Instrument
manufactures radiation monitoring
in¬
research for new
density
Electronic
and radiation systems for the
Division, which designs, manu-
gauges,
Tube
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1846)
10
Remick
markets high power and special purpose vacuum tubes.
the company's subsidiary, U. S. Semiconductor Products,
develops and manufactures semi-conductor devices.
and
iactures
Inc.,
ended
months
eight
the
EARNINGS—For
the com¬
1961,
31,
Aug.
Inc. subsidiary had net sales
severally
the
have
below
named
underwriters
from the company at the subscription price,
percentages set forth betow oi such of the debentures
shall not be issuable pursuant to the subscription offer:
^-v- :-V; •
: v-*
Bear, Stearns & Co
40
A.
C.
Allyn & Co., lnc
20
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.. Inc
—__
.— 20
Walston & Co.,
'
pqrcnase
.
•—V.
194,
745.
p.
Remick
as
in
for the similar period
Alex.
Sliearson,
Co.,
&
Sons__
19,4.
&
&
Co
corporation
shares
common
Oct. 11, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 80,000
10 cents) to be offered at $2.50. through Pro¬
on
(par
fessional & Executive Planning Corp., Long Beach, N. Y. Proceeds are
to
be
used
for equipment, inventory,
debt repayment and working
L. I., N.
products.
Oceanside,
of
Orlando
miscellaneous
of
y
yy' v/V
capital.
paper
is
Y.
manufacture
the
in
reduction
cost
the
stock,
mon
sale
the
will
company
have
the additional shares of
2,776,542 shares of common
This company
1£94,
due
law in March 1961 as
Co., which owns 51',%
owned by The Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
(also a subsidiary of American) whose
stockholders, \n March 1961, approved a plan to divide its business and
properties so that the new company,"to be organized for that purpose,
would own and operate the business of Pacific Telephone in Washington.
Oregon and Idaho.
The cost. on the books of Pacific Telephone of
the assets
transferred to the company, less the amount of liabilities
assumed by the company, was $576,936,477.
At the time of transfer,
the company issued to Pacific Telephone 30.450,000 common shares and
its
demand note in the amount of $200,000,000. Net proceeds from
the debenture sale will be used to reduce the principal amount of such
note. Ihe plan for
transfer of properties to the new company contem¬
plated that Pacific Telephone within about three years would offer for
sale tp its shareholders all the stock of the company held by it.
An
initial offering of 17,459,490 shares (about 57% ) was made at $16 per
share in September, of which A. T. & T. acquired
15,548,140 shares,
or
51'/,
of the outstanding stock. The plan also contemplated that
within about thvee years the company would sell publicljyseveral issues
of
debentures for
the purpose of refunding the $200,000,000 demand
"note; and the present offering is the first of such offerings.—V. 194,
The
p.
ucts.
under Washington
organized
was
company
subsidiary of American Telephone & Telegraph
of its stock. A portion of its common stock is also
a
V
■
of 445 billion
sales
record
tained
feet
cubic
of
natural
western
in
now
program
than
will result in
progress
Distillers
Chemical
will
by
pipeline system
combined
a
Total
Panoramic
The
exceed
assets
largest
second
$625,000.000.—V.
193,
Trust
U.
Co.,
of
York,
New
has
Gleich
cents
&
Chemical
Hooker
See
company.
>
above.—V.
177,
Net
company
proceeds
Patent
—Our
Resources,
Oct.
23,
Inc.—Additional
1961
issue
of
trucks
business
and
loan
other
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
agreed
set
to
the
terms
agreement,
underwriting
stock
the
underwriters
purchase
to
forth
to purchase all
purchased by them.
gated
the
respective
and
basis.—V.
A.
E.
-
&
Roberts
J.
194,
p.
Oct.
on
in
the
Film
named
of
contained
beiow
shares
of
com¬
Stockholders
Y
the
,well
as
to
&
to automotive parts jobbers throughout 10
proceeds from the company's sale of the
$552,000, will be added to working capital,
to be used for general corporate purposes, Including possible expansion
of production and distribution facilities and inventories and the promo¬
tion
of products.
Thee ompany has outstanding 180,000 shares of
cdmmon stock, of which John C. Rogers, President and Board Chairman,
and Adele M. Proctor, a director, own 81,000
shares each; and they
Heiken
,
of
;
'
27th St., Long . Island City. N. Y,. is engaged
rejuvenating and repairing of motion picture film.
37-02
Co.,
37,500
lnc
Inc.___
" is'ooo
~
~
__
especial
stock
$25
also
voted
value
change in
shares
of
stock
the
to
to
number
value.
the
-
$30(5 rri^Uoh, Jind
shares
Purchase Plan
no-par
splitting
of
with
shares
from
no
par
reserved
150,000
with
approved
Tr1
under
a
$25
proceeds
to
pay
or
reduce
the company will
offering, qf 365,000 shares
all sold. ;
at
was
from
the
sale
the
par
indebtedness relating
have interests.
ings.
primarily
corporation
in
oii6 cnuPl:jng center and
building
of
of
such
class
A
one
Offered—Pursuant to an
Midwest Planning Invest¬
circular,
offering
12
ments, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn., publicly offered 245,000
shares of the company's ldtf par common stock at $1.15
share.
was
organized on July 28, 1961, as a
It is engaged in the business of furnishing
services to various enterprises, and proposes
in
Minriesota
a
computer center, to be used by its
clientele and others who have requirements for computer
BUSINESS—The
Minnesota
company
corporation;
management
to
establish
consulting
consulting
to/other
properties
:''
.,
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
receive
will
company
•%
the sale
of
in
the
before estimated expenses of $4,000.
of ,$245,000
Thesr^roc^gsTwfl!^c^sed--A8-^4dWow^L-tijL_Apnroxiinately $65
for site preparations for a computer center;
(2) approximately $5,000
for
(3) the remaining proceeds of approximately $171,000
working capital during the first two years of opera¬
equipment;
will
used
be
as
will
and
rental
office
of
primarily to pay the lease cost of the
and computer center, and salaries.
go
—V.
of
p.
.■
""
'■■•••'
.
Sierra Research
Midland
Y.,
par
a
value
of
to
10
issue
cents
1,000.000
share.
per
1657.
■
N.
having
authorized
is
company
stock
common
194,
computer,
space
CAPITALIZATION—The
"
"
■'
-"
t
Corp.—Private Financing Arranged—
Capital Corp.,
and Buffalo,
credit of $700,000 to Sierra Research of
110 William St., New York City
has granted a long-term
in
combination office and warehouse
the United States.
formed
Research,
Sierra
and
development
systems
instrumentation
Under
the
and
of
terms
1957,
in
an
is
production
military
engaged
highly
sophisticated
data
in
transmission,
avionics,
in
radars.
agreement outlined by
C.
Edgar Schabacker,
Jr., Chairman, Midland Capital, and Harold K. Fletcher, Vice-President,
Sierra
Research,
Midland Capital will acquire; an equity interest in
Sierra
period,
in
situated 111 Yar]ous cities in
dispensers
Sessions Co.—Common Stock
Oct.
stock,
1451
investment
of
"Reg. A" covering 60,000
$5, through Goldsmith,
TT Y/yV;./
repayment, equipment, advertising
working capital.
St., Bo ton, is engaged in the manu¬
for hot and cold beverages.
and
Simmons
20
sale
and
facture
at
debt
for
used
inventory
of
Serv
*N
be
to
are
promotion,
Sell
a
on
(par
Inc.,
Co.,
Buffalo.
Broadway, New York City, is
integrated, ownership operation
and management of real
property.
It may conduct various activities
relating to the real estate business including purchasing, leasing or
otherwise
acquiring,
exchanging,
mortgaging,
financing,
developing,
operating and managing real properties. In addition to the company's
"proposed acquisition of 72 Wall St., New York City and the Jacksonti'eeii building, Chicago, it will acquire interests in four office build¬
BUSINESS—The
l^ci'Sase in authorized capital
an
from $200 million
par
Employee Stock
300,000
meeting Oct. 19 approved
tW0-f<?r_one basis.
"
on
through the
The stock
shares
&
Proceeds
and
Oct. 17, 1961 filed
5c>
to be offered
Brooklyn, N. Y.
corporation
The
cbmmon
.'
Inc.—Files With SEC—
Serv Dispensers,
'N
Sell
at
sell 60,000 shares each.
to
propose
amount
Sept. 19, 19.61 filed a "Reg. A" covering 70,000
10c) to be offered at $4, through Herbert Young
Proceeds are to be used for debt repayment and
purposes.
estimated
service.
on
Y.
PROCEEDS—Net
and
company
related
a
1073.
together with certain other funds, will be used by the company for
the acquisition of all of
the outstanding capital stock of 72 Wall lit,
Corp., which owns the fee title to the premises 72 Wall St., !7ew York,
N.
Y., for other expenses relating to such acquisition and
property
60,000
37,500
Securities,
a*
from
company's
value
by the company on a quarterly
Properties Corp, of America—Class A Stock Of-
corporation,
Shares
■
—
Co.__
utility's shareholders
®f
Approved—
ICC had author¬
to buy 1,194 new
receive,
will
which
Co.,
rebuilt automotive engines
Net
the Southeast.
of
debentures,
per
190, p.
$10 per share.
1723.
company's capital
The
industries.
Courts (<Sc
and
the company is the sale of
crankshafts
reground
states
fered—Stanley Heller & Co. and associates on Oct. 25
made the initial public sale of the class A stock of the
have
Co., Inc.
commission
unit
per
shares
engaged
changing
of
(par
N.
restoring,
Real
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Holders OK Split—
stock
$2.30
for invest¬
used
variety
a
Technique Inc^Files. -Witlj, SEC-
corporate
Rapid
19
which
.
each
$25
tion
opposite their names. The underwriters are obli¬
of the shares offered if any of such shares are
Inc.___y
Hart
Strathmore
w-V.
shares
Inc.,
general
Details
conditions
number
.
Darius.
N.
will be
equipment.
be repaid
will
corporation
Co.,
by the present holders thereof.
The units are to be offered at
on an
all or none basis through underwriters headed by The
shares
%
The
statement
convertible subordinated
common
share.
.severally
sale
representing
1723.
common
sale
stock
the
concerns
company plans^to borrow the money from Mor¬
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York at an annual in¬
terest rate of 5%. To be in the form of promissory notes,
instalment
p.
1060
of
company
registration
6%
The
the
Financing
the
from
gan
shares of this firm's stock at $2.50
Additional financing details follow:
150,000
the
reported
receive
has
Railway Express Agency, Inc.—Note Sale
2786.
p.
Huff Road, N. W.V Atlanta, Ga., filed a
with the SEC on Oct. 24 covering $600,000 of
debentures due 1976 and 120,000 outstand¬
ing shares of, common stock, to be offered for public . sale in units
consisting of one $10 par value debenture and two common shares.
The debentures
are
to
beo ffered by the company and
the common
This
and
& Meeds, which will
$28,000 for expenses.
Oct. 24, 1961, it was reported that the
ized the company to borrow $9,350,000
&
■n
Registered—
law
York
New
appointed
194,
shares
The business of
outstanding 34,000 shares of common
stock, of
which Nathan Kupin, Vice-President, Stuart S. Gould, Treasurer,
and
Arthur L. Feinstein, counsel,
own about 16.6%
each. Samuel I. Burd
is listed as President. Pursuant to a recent recapitalization, the 15,300
shares
then
outstanding were exchanged for
the 34,000 shares for
which
the
company
received an aggregate of $153,000 or $4.50 per
share for each of the 34,000 shares.
S.
been
over
The
year.
(John) Rogers Co.—Securities Registered—
To Sell Bonds Pri- ;
Oct.
on
and Laird, Bissell
commission and
Co.
under
small
in
ment
The
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Corp.,
SEC
share
per
Rapid* Film
Proof
Rust
Parker
mon
—r
in February 1961, the company
is
a
small
investment
company
licensed under the Small Business
Investment Act of 1958 and registered under the Investment Company
Act of
1940
as
a
closed-end, non-diversified management investment
1230.
p.
registrar for the common stock of the corporation.—V.
in
company.-—V. 194,. p.-1279.
Fifth
485
of
the
with
Organized
Electronics, Inc.—Appointment—
Midland
Marine
Corp.,
18.3%
quarter's earnings are equal to 79 cents a share on
of common stock now outstanding following a recent
two-for-one split. On a comparable basis,
third quarter- earnings last
year were equal to 67 cents a share. Sales in the third: quarter were
$398,431,000, a gain of $25,498,000 or 6.8%, over sales of $372,933,000
for the corresponding quarter last year.
a
corporation
D.
50
a
distiller,
is also an important factor in chemicals, metals, plastic film and pack¬
aging and fertilizers. Merger in June, 1961, with Bridgeport Brass Co.,
now the metals division, will bring annual sales to more than $700,000,&
YYY YY%
of
increase
periods.
quarter are estimated at $31,885,000,
the $26,961,000 earned in the third quarter
third
the
for
earnings
40,000,000
Ave., New York, filed a registration
19 covering 200,000 shares of com¬
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share. The offering
be made on
an
all or none basis through underwriters headed
mon
miles.
10.000
National
and earnings
company's
the
quarter and the nine months
said that cigarette ship¬
third
the
for
Sept. 30, A. H. Galloway. President,
also exceeded those of any previous
Robinson-Humphrey
statement
municipalities and industries in a number of Mid¬
including Indiana. Michigan and Ohio.
An expansion
states
the
and
Customers
gas.
results
announcing
Net
stock
2522.
p.
utilities,
include
In
ended
vately—Oct. 24, 1961, it was reported that the company
plans to sell privately on Nov. 2 an issue of $12,000,000
5 V8% first mortgage bonds due Nov. 1, 1991.
Proceeds
will be used to repay $5,000,000 of bank loans and help
finance the company's construction program.—^V. 190,
,
,
per
Electric Go.
General
Portland
Pipe Line Co. and
Eastern
Quarter—
Co.—Record
Oct. 20 reported the highest sales
and for any nine-months period in
on
quarter
ft history.
and a variety of semi-finished and finished steel
sheets and strip, tubular products and wire prod¬
*.'y ''I;.,: •/\yY%YYyy y'yyy.
.
This
National Distillers & Chemical
Corp. announced Oct. 16 joint venture plans for construction of the
woiid's largest helium plant at Liberal, Kans.
The announcement was made jointly by William G. Maguire, Chair¬
man
and
President
of Panhandle Eastern,
and John E. Bierwirth,
Chairman of National Distillers.
They said the U. S. Government has
signed a 20-year contract for all of the plant's projected production
aa
nurt of its program to conserve the nation's helium resources.
The plant,
designed to produce one billion cubic feet of helium a
yeai, vi*u k>e ov\neu by National Helium Corp., a newly formed company
which is owned equally by Panhandle Eastern and National Distillers.
Construction of the plant is scheduled to start in mid-1962 and com¬
pletion is expected in about two years.
Cost of the plant was not
disclosed.
"
;
■
i'"';
%v:,;yy '.y
y'v' ;;y' \
;y
Panhandle Eastern and National Distillers, both with headquarters
in New York City, previously entered into a joint venture in 1953 to
form a major petrochemical complex at Tuscola, 111.,
'■
Panhandle Eastern and its subsidiary, Trunkline Gas, last year at¬
of
integrated
an
...
,
Tobacco
Reynolds
company
any
last
Prestige Capital Corp.—Common
Panhandle
The
ments
the 14th largest steel company in
steel producer, producing pig iron
preferred and common stock of the
the
Co.—Joint Venture—
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
0GC-.
is
ingots
2153.
p.
for
outstanding
has
company
EARNINGS—The" company's sales* for the third quarter ended Sept.
Estimated net earnings for the first nine months of this year were
30, 1961, totalled $34,726,644, compared with $26,942.89/7i for. the same
$88,884,000. an increase of 17%, compared with 875,984,000 reported
period last year. Net income for the. third quarter of, J.9S1 was /$'25?,b34,
for the corresponding period last year. The nine months earnings are
compared with a loss of $671,040 fqr_, the I960 third quarter. For the
equal to $2.20 per share on the common stock compared with $1.88
nine month
period ended Sept. 30, i961, salest jwere $93,151,040 ancle; ..for
tjre ..comparable period last year, adjusted for the recent stock
*** the company sustained a1 net loss of $1,199,607, against sales of $114,-rut
split: Sales for the nine months set a record of $1,143,374,000 com¬
796.371 and earnings of $1,734,154 for the first nine months of 1960.
pared with $1,052,167,000 a year ago: This represents an increase of
The company's Board of Directors at its meeting on Oct. 25, 1961, took
$91,207,000, or 8.7%, over the like period of I960.—V. 194, p. 1551.
no
action with respect to the payment of dividends in December on
1279.
more
hearth
open
products,; including
be offered
to
States,
United
1200 Third Ave., Seattle. Wash., filed a registration
SEC on Oct. 24 covering $50,000,000 of debentures
for.public sale at competitive bidding Nov. 15.
of
the
with
statement
$40,000.
an
Steel,
be used
United
open
(R.J.)
■
BUSINESS—Pittsburgh
1211
of
com¬
of
'outstanding.
Co.—Debs. Reg'd—
Telephone
Northwest Bell
Pacific
to
193,
'';%y: S Or'/
CAPITALIZATION—After
5,000
5,1000
Registered—
Inc.—Class A
proceeds from the company's "sale of additional stodk will
additional new licensed departments throughout the
Each new department requires an investment of from
Net
and
term loan.-
year,
y;
engaged
an
modernization program which Pitts¬
burgh Steel has initiated. In addition,
the company has made ar¬
rangements to replace its existing $10,000,000 revolving bank credit
with a new agreement
under which a revolving credit of $15,000,000
will be available until Dec. 31, 1963, at which time any or all of such
amount will be convertible at the option of the company into a five-
With SEC—
Pgpcr Corp.—Files
Orlando
to
mortgage bonds due 1978 with common stock purchase warrants
and cash generated from the company's business, will be applied to a
first
$44,000,000
The
sale
the
7,000
-_
Philips, Rosen & Appel—_
& Son, Inc._
Godnick
company
The
the offering, together with :"unds
institutional investor of $10,000,000
from
proceeds
from
Ross & Hirsch
534.
p.
The company (formerly Discount Records Distributors, Inc. i, through
it-s-subsidiaries,...operates record and record accessory departments, and
in some instances The
card; stationery, book and paper departments,
in certain closed membership or open door discount department stores.
to
by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc.
derived
be
to
20,000
25,000
& Co
$25,000
-.'ti/T-Y.y ti:YY;Y%"%;-%Yv';y,\ ;XTT:
60,000 class A and 120,000 class B
common
shares,
of which S. Harvey Laner, President, Irvin Corson,
Executive
Vice-President, Fred Goldman, Jr., and three other
man¬
agement officials, each owns 3%
of the class A and 15% of the
class
B shares.
In addition,
Ralph J. Tucker owns 2%
and 10%,
respectively. Each proposes to sell all of ibis Class A holdings.—-V.
subscription price
share and the rights will expire on Nov. 10,
The offering is being underwritten by a group
PROCEEDS—Net
175,000
175,000
Inc
Co.,
Wheat
C.
J.
125,000
Inc.
Walston
Go;W 200,600
Lemon &
p. 1723.
Johnston,
—V.
&
Edwards
G.
Co.,
125,000
125,000
coast
A.
1961.
Kaplan
194,
25,000
Co
States.
a
headed
&
Underwood,
Robertson & Pan-
is $9.25
175,000
Inc.
Neuhaus
Stephens,
175,000
Inc.
Inc.——_—.
Co.,
of three new shares for each
rate
Oct. 26, 1961. The
four held of record
_
&
Russ
the
tional shares at
Co.,
125,000
75,000
Hammill & Co. 175,000
Inc.
175.000
_-
Denvpsey-Tegeler
Noyes
Rauscher,
Sons—;— 200,000
&
Brown
•Dewjtr,
Stockholders"
—The company
(Pittsburgh, Pa.) is offering its comT
mon stockholders rights to subscribe for 1,189,947 addi¬
75,000
75.000
Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
Pierce &
Ford
Porter,
125,000
lnc
Co.
&
•
shares of this-firm's
stock
their
Amount
•
&
Parker,
$700,000
Securities & Co
Adapts & Peck
;;'~
'•V''
Amount
Union
Co.
15,000
Gross & Co
15,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.__ 12,000
F. L. Salomon & Co
10,000
Schrijver & Co
10,000
Walnut St., Kansas City, Mo., filed a regis¬
tration statement with
the SEC on Oct. 19 covering 75,000 shares
of class A stock, of which 60,000 shares are to be offered for public
sale by the company and 15,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by
the
present holders thereof. Midland Securities Co., Inc. heads the
list of underwriters. The public offering pries and underwriting terms
are to be., supplied by amendment.
($100 par) was sold pri¬
vately through White, Weld & Co., New York City, and
Watling, Lerchen & Co., Detroit.—V. 194, p. 850: .
preferred
cumulative
&
&
Lichtenfeld
20,000
Stern_
Recco,
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Rights Offering to
Dillon,
H.
-V.
Sold Privately—Oct.
Co.—Preferred
Finance
Pioneer
follows:
Eastman
Blair
forth -opposite
and
ago
year
a
John
&
Shares
,
McMahon,
45,000
;
Hanly___^
Cohon
Morris
1279.
26,1961, it was reported that 25,000
below,
get
Herzfeld
capital stock outstanding
5,884,276 shares of $25 par value
respective periods.—V. 194, p.
the
of
Shares
50,000
Co.
&
pur¬
set- forth
stock
.
Ken-
&
nedy
Lieberbaum
in¬
severally1 to
A
class
of
shares
101,000
Co
Regan
Edwards &
for
&
Heller
Lubetkin,
This
acting through
Eastman
Dillon,Union Securities & Co. as manager have severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the under¬
writing agreement, to purchase from tne company the respective prini-r
Stanley
$4.47
or
of
agreed
have
underwriters
opposite
•
said
periods is after reservations of net
respective
the
for
$5,118,000
There were
in
of
due
'
President,
of a year earlier and $26,27i/,578,
the corresponding period
$5,236,500 for the 12 months ended July 31, 1961.
:
._
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
Brandt,
A.
pending conclusion of current rate proceedings of a pipeline sub¬
sidiary. The reservations amount to $5,311,500 for the latest 12-month
issue reported the sale on
1961
:
y
Leslie
the
below
come
Financing Details
Cement Cp.—Additional
ditional financing details follow:
as
income
Net
loan
respective number
their naipes:
chase
share,.for the 12 months ended July 31, 1961.
period,
23,
31,
income amounted to $26,212,999, or $4.45 per
12 months, compared with $24,911,902, or $4.23 per
latest
the
subsidiary companies
1961, .than in the corre¬
and
company
and
Chairman,
share,
per
bank/
unsecured
pet
share,
■
Oct. 18
of $3,000,000 of this firm's 5%% sinking fund deben¬
tures due Oct. 1, 1976, at par and accrued interest. Ad¬
Oct.
*:ames,
the
of
income
McDowell,
consolidated
that
.
Oklahoma
—Our
net
higher in the 12 months ended Aug.
sponding period of a year earlier.
was
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to
respective
completion
of
current
financing,
out¬
the company will consist of a $230,000 6%
196U notes payable aggregating $265,000;
mortgages in we amount of $13,304,592;
702,965 shares of class A
stock, and 120,000 shares of class B stock.
capitalization
standing
UNDERWRITERS—The
Consolidated
$1,506,932.
of
Monday, October 30, 1961
.
.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
explained that present stock certificates
Chairman,
Net Up-
consolidated net sales of $1,217,478,
pany and its three divisions had
while the U. S. Semiconductor Products,
McDowell,
outstanding would be changed automatically from $25 par value to no
par value.
New stock certificates for the additional shares are to be
mailed ftbout Noy. 17 to hpiders- of record Oct. 24.
addition,
In
.
Research
to
Sierra
occupies
maintains
Sierra
in
a
"The
will
Sierra's
a
research
said:
promise to
The
and
sustain
plant
provide
additional
funds,
growth.
located
facilities
in
•«
on
Reno,
demonstrated
the
greater
Nev.
Mr.
capabilities
of
a
over
five
year
.
Buffalo
Harold
Sierra
Airport, and
Fletcher of
give
K.
Research
substantial expansion of our business in the near future.
provided under these arrangements will materially assist
financing
this
growth."
-
Continued
on
page
50
Volume
194
Number
6103
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
„•••
■
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
announcements
In
tables.
the
first
are
indicate
we
in
grouped
all
two
dividends
the
Cleveland
separate
Colonial
an¬
•
,
'
.
Corp.
of
Corp.,
class
A__
Commonwealth
(2-for-l
.
Edison
When
Per
Name of
ABC
Stock
,
A
M
Air
Company
Vending
P,
Brass
T.
J.
Co.
Co.
2%
I-19
I-
1
11-
3
12-
5
Stock
v
dividend
each
(V2
11-18
of
Co., 4.20%.
preferred (quar.
/;'/ 4.60%
Chemical
corp.
(-quar.) 7,1-77/.
of
Out
American
Heritage
Am-1 ican.' Home
'"Americah
Meter
'
1
Co,
"
•
,
Pipe
American
8
11-
12-
1
12-
9
11-15
I
;
1-22
12-21
.
12-15
12-
12-
c
4Jc
-No action taken
.
C%
7
pieferred
.this
.
on
common
12-15
12c
12-
10e-
.
_
,
payment
777;/
time.
;
1 ;
12-
1
11-15
1
11-15
J20c
11-30
10-27
30c
11-29
11-15
-.7
Seating,Co. (quar.)_
American Smelting
& Refining
Aitv rican
Water
Common
■
-
6%
V/orks
5.%:%
5.
Bessemer
11-15
J
1
Electric
Cosmos
Arrowhead
&
Class
A
class
Associated
Dry
A
Goods
Atlantic
Steel
Lines,
Co.,
7%
11-24
11-1
10-14
Corp,
Sugar .Refinery,
Banque Canadienne
Rio
1-
$2
2
11-15
Montreal
of
77
Band
Extra
•Eankfrs
1
11-
Bayles
(A.
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
A
5%.
:
Beam
(James
Beck
12-
1
77
7.
(quar:)
Bell
>
5%.
_
25c
Bro7. Bag
Bmr.is
^Beryllium
Corp.
(5-for-l
Co.
7%
Eckert
10-20
Electrographic
1
10-12
.
Mig.
omitted
Fliss
;
Eo
(E.
anv
(One
7,7
this
at
of
10-io'
1
1
-
■
:
Erie
10-31
Faber.
Coe
10-31
Fabien
7.1, __i
% 1-
4
12-14
11-10
10-30
1-
2
12-
No
11-
1
Fall
12-1
11-15
12-
12-15
1
60c
12-
1
11-
6
1-
2
12-
1
Far
1,
11-15
$1.25
Field
for
11-22
_____
11-1
1-
12-
1
12-
11-15
12-
1
Class
Co. iquar.
$1.37 V2
B
Freight. Lines,
class
11-
ev¬
12-
il-
6
11-15
;
B
(quar.<)_%_____
Terminal
1
10-31
•
.
First
12-
4
Electric
California
In':
Power
Co.
California-Paci
ic
5'f'
preferred
5%
convertible
5.40%
4
11-17 .7
12-
1
11-15
11-10
preferred
(ouar.)
7
Southern
;'4%;,
,<
California
4
Water Service, common
pre'erred C (guav.i
40$
5 30%
preferred
preferred
5.28%
D
1
12-15
12-
10-31
30c
11-15
33 V«c
J_
1L-15
27 VaC
(qUar.)
11-15
E
(quar.)
33c
preferred
F
(qucrj)__-—
31V6C
preferred
G
(quar.)____..
V 32 VaC
11-15
5.20%
p -eferred
H
(quar >___.
37VaC
prefeired
J
34 %c
5.50%
Dry Corp..
$4 25
preferred
:
(quar.)
P-keries
Canadian
Fail banks-Morse
C ass
A
B
(quar..)
Co.
Csressa,
Caveon
General
Scott
&
class
Field
60c
&
11-15
10-31
General
1
12-
5
Stock
1
'12-
5
General
1-
2
12-
1
6%
ll'-lO'
—
preferred (quar.)—___
Convertible junior preferred (quar.)__
Carter Products, Inc.
(quar.)_.
Stock
Belt
11-10
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
11-20
11-
5c
11-30
Co.
•
3-
1
1
r-ig
(ouar.)__'
25 %
12-15
convertible
Chicago
Ycllo^'
Chrysler
Corp.
Cities. Service
Cleveland,
preferred
(quar.)—,
Co.
11-1
11-
6
11-25
11-
8
75c
12-
11-15
I2V2C
25c
(quar.)—___.
Cincinnati,
Chicago
;Ry.». 5%. preferred- < quar,*
Cleveland &
4',
60c
&
St.
,
1
12- 1
11-17
12-
11-6
1
12-11
11-17
Louis
7 $1.25
10-31'
10-20
87 VaC
12-
1
11-10
(quar.)——
53c
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-15
12-30
12-20
11-
Kleer-Vu
12-
1
11-1
12-
1
11-10
1215
11-30
J60c
1-16
12-15
t30c
12-
8
11-
9
27 Vac
12-1
•11-17
75c
12-15
11-17
+70c
12-
1
11-10
j:40c
12-
1
11-10
$1.50
1-
1
12-15
$1.25
Co.
(N.
Life
1-
1
12-15
25c
11-
9
10-30
25c
12-11
11-37
3 '/2c
14-15
10-31
62 Va c
12-
8
11-io
$1,25
I-
1
12-
8c
12-
1
11- 10
(Increased)__
Y.),
com.
(quar.)
Insurance
iquar.1
______'
Steel
Corp.*
com.
12-
1
(qiar.)
iquar.)
Industries,
v'. Kleinert's
f
(I.
&
B.)
,
pfd.
C
16 V4 c
'
A
11- 15
11
10c
10-31
10
17
8
12
15
12-15
11
8c
11-15
10 -31
62V2c
.
12-29
12
15
15
■">'
(quar.)
)
11, 24
1
II-24
2%
1-
68%c
1
12-29
12
14c
12-
1
11-
6
14c
this
at
12-
1
11-
6
time)
(incr.-monthly)__
lincr.-monthly
IX-
12-
20c
.
dividend).
(quar.)____
omitted
class
,
15c
(stock
A
■
8
12-15
$1.18%
1
Co.
11-30
43c
•
J_/_i"
(quar.)
payment
B
_l__
(quar.)___>
preferred
Corp.,
Class
11-15
Inc..
Rubber
Tubbs
(Com.
3
12-14
L'Aiglon Apparel
11-24
12-14
11-24
Lamb
"Lee
11-24
11^
11-15
11-30
7
____+
McNeill
1
10-27
11-
1,
10-27
$3.50
12-11
11-17
Loblaw,
12-11
11-17
15c
12-15
12-
1
V 45c
11-15
11-
1.
m
•
,
Z
M
&
'
12-15
$1.15
11-15
11-
11-
,11-15
11-
10c
11-15
11-
3
D
Oil
11-30
A,
11-15
10-27
10-20
Metal
SI
11-
10-23
11-
10-23
11-30
11-20
20c
11-
Maple
10-16
1-10
12-30
10-31
25ci'
12-15
11-24
11-15
llr
1
15c
11-15
11-
1
McKesson
15c
11-15
11-
1
Medusa
10c.,
—
.
1-
2
,»
Extra
3,%
12-21
2Vac
11-30
10-31
Michigan
15c
(initial)—
12-1
12-21
1215
14-27
45<r-
8
12-
1
Class
11-15
Mine
5c
11-17
11-
4 Va %
3
3
Mobile
12 Vac
11-
Mon-Art
Granite
City
Steel
Mohawk
1
12-15
11-15
11-15
11-
1
Stock
12-
11-
3
Montreal
37 Vac
(quar.)„_—
Grant
35c
(W.
T.) Company, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____—____
"
3%%
Oreat
Lakes
New
Stores
1
12-15
11-28
dividend)
93 %c
5%
—
12-18
1-
1
11-20
12-
6
-
quar.
:—_
12-15
11-14
(from
2
12-
6
llr
3
12-11
11-16
12-20
11-16
Va c
;
2-
1
1-16
11-30
10-31
25c
11-30
realized
—
investment
inc.)
lc
I quar. I
Ltd.
1-
11-20
2c
—
17 Vac
10-31
11-30
10-31
12-
11-13
1
+30c
Inc., 6%
1
Mount
1
11-15
12-
1
5c
1
11-lO
12.-
1
12-15
12-
1
50c
;
12-15
11-
1
10-23'
$1.50
11-
1
15c
25c
"37%'C™
10-23
12-15
12-
12-
11-14
1
1-
•1215-
common———
Co.
1
11-17
1-
$2
I
2
12-
12-22
12-
12-22
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
12-
1
11-15
25c
12-15
11-15
2%
12-15
11-15
35c
(quar.)
1-15
30c
split——
(initial quar.)__
7 Vac
(quar.I——
———
—_7
1
1
12-29
(Bait.)—
Insurance
27 VaC
quar.
11-
3
10-27
25e
11-15
11-
11-30
11-10-
12-12
12-
1
55c
(quar.)———-—
$1
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
11-30
12-
20c
(quar.)
(initial
11-
12-11
iquar. )_____
Co.
preferred
Life
common
pfd.
quar.)..
G-for-5
a
System
Co.
11-15
15c
56 Vic
(increased
Chemical
Trust
15c
—
Co.,
dividend
Wheel
12-
12-
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
Marking
Industries
12-30
11-15
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)—.
Co.
Finance
Motor
11-30
3 7 Vac
■
approved
Motor
3
11-
split-
—___
Inc.
11-15
35c
r
Warehouse
Appliances
Rubber
Dividend
Q7 Vac
(extra)
;
Motec
11-
Corp. L*d.-r-
(initial
11-16
11t14
35c
(guar.)_____pr__——
(Colo.)
Monumental
11-21
,4
Power
common
(stock
30c
—
11-30.'
12-15
Kennel Club, Inc.—-
Monsanto
1%
:
New
'
25
15c
55c
income)
Utilities.
Water
Stockholders
$2.50
share*—*.
—
10
10-27
5%
—
62
Birmingham RR...4%/
Monarch
11-15
Storage
Gas
&
12-15
A
+
—
preferred
2
(s-a)
—
&
A
1-
(quar.)__—
Gardens,
Safety
$1.50
(quar.)
10-16
1
Ltd.—
—
investment
shares
"7~Miehle-Goss-Dex^ter,
J.)—
-
River,
—
(from
Co.
——
Mile High
$1.25
class
11-15
2%
(from
Shirt
Middlesex
7
11-17
on
11-13
11-
20
10c
Powell
(quar.)
Robbins (quar.)
Portland Cement
(quar.
11-15
Co.
1
10c
Inc;
&
Electronics
11-
W.)
11-17
10c
10c
profits)
Metropolitan
12-22
12-
Maxson
1
(H.
12-
r
35c
Field & Co. (.quar.)
BrothersStockholders approve a two-for-one
12-
dividend
10
1,0-30
Maui
11-30
preferred
10-30
11-13
iquar.)_____
Marshall
11-10
11-17
Stock
11-10
11-13
(quar,)
shares
Lea.
1
10c
5%
•
Investment
25c
1
common
11-10
dividend
securities
75c
;
Co.,
1
1
11-13
87 Vac
—
Petroleum
15c
Rubber
1212-
t10c
200%
Fixtures,
shares
25c
/
-
1
t7c
Special
S4
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
11-
15c
5% preference A (quar.)_
Managed Funds, Inc.—
12-
(quar.)__— 7 '
(N.
11-
11-15
$1.31 y4
(quar.)
Bloedel
Stock
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
Inc.
(quar.)__
(R. H.) & Co. (increased).
Magma Copper Co. (stock dividend)—.
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., common (quar.>
11-
:
Fibres,
11-1
11-15
Macy
11-
——
(quar.)
common
'■
(quar.)
Store
30c
+—
(quar.)
10-30
11-15
r
1
t35c
'
iquar.)___
Extra
1
(quar.)__
common
12-15
12-
10c
A
common
Quarterly
1
.1 quar.I12V2C
(quar.)•
Inc.
Libby,
Telephone
.MacMillan,
1
11-15
'
■
&
11-J5
4%
J 10c
__________
,
preference
Companies (initial)
Communication System
t$1.12Va
$1.37%
—-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Freight,
12VaC
dividend
(s-a)
1
x-
pfd.
Lorain
Lowe's
Lynch
■;
7
;
Inc.
(stock
Ltd.
Ltd.—
preference
,
11-
Motor
Preferred (quar.)
Lincoln Printing Co.,
Stock
dividend
11-
-
(quar.)_
Inc.
Mines,
participating
Libby,
11-15
Gold
Industries,
7%
11-15
1
Inc.
Industries,
Way
Levy
6
12-
•
7
■
(quar.)__
Corp., common
pfd/ (initial-quar.)
12-
1
11-
9
10c
12-
1
11-
9
6'
Co.—
payment omitted
Vernon
Mills
at this time.
(quar.)
'
Great
Northern
Green
(A.
Class
P.)
Inc.,
5.167
Ry.
Fire
(quar..)i.__—
Brick
common
b
4 64%
preferred
h
/
175c
____
lquar.j___i
preferred
(quar.)_
12-
1
11-
9
Murphy
(G.
C.)
Extra
25c
(quar.)_^
—
Gulf Power Co.,
1.
\
11-10
41c
iquar.)_
4% % preferred (quar.)__i
,V,Ketchum & Co.
iquar.)_
Keystone Alloys
:
11-30
$1.10
Ltd.,, 4V2%
(Georgia),
preferred
Grolier,
pfd. (quar.)
—a—
Pittsburgh- PR., 7%
preferred
—
(quar.)
12-11
11-15
pfd.
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
Cab
■"■rs
7
seven
dividend
11-17'
25c
12-15
1
tl5c
Corp. (increased-monthly )________
Kelly Douglas, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Kentucky Utilities, common (quar.
;;.
Gpodall
11-17
40c
3—__
(quar.)
1-15
12-
distribu¬
a
Kavanau
11-14
2 Vac
10-16
12-15
10-28
from
Johnson.(quar.)____
preierred
Manufacturing (quar.).,
Industries,- Inc.——
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.,
11-6
10-30
18%C
——
;
.
each
Globe-Wernicke
.11-15
2CC
Line
C.)
Apothecary
Laugnlin
5%
■
47 VaC
Indicator
Gossard
quar. 1
•
1
12-14
Glen
2-15
12-
(10c
(quar.)
N.
'
&
40c
(quar-.ii_"7-%
American
-conv.
Class
3
Champlin Oil St Refining Co.—
S3
$5
11-15
*
$1.06 'A
—
12-
3%
12-15
VaC
1
12-20
5c
preferred
Georgia-Bonded
Corp.—
dividend
Aircraft
Cessna
Chnin
11-10
1
10c
Products
(increased
Common
1
12-
$1.12 Va
Corp.
Certain-teed
12-
+$2
'
1-22
11-30
",Oen^fa;n'EirebrQoftni?"^z7^^'3:c7^
115c
—_
(quar.)
11-17
Co.
Construction—
preferred
conv.
1-
12
Co...common
11-la
1
12-19
(s-a)_+_
A
Acceptance Corp;^ com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General
4V2%■
Ca~-co
SI
1-
.
(initial).
Inc.
Pirie
0
31V4C
(quar.)
Marshall
General
*
'■
10-31
Ltd.—
(quar.)
1212-
5%
(Boston)—-
Co.
preferred
60c
+17 VaC
Electric
J7
5 V2 %/
Light Co.
6%
10-31
1$4
Canadian
Gas
%
11-15
"■730C
____^
8c
22V2C
—
Co.,v 5 %
+$1
(qu .r. )_J—
Class
Gabriel
2 Fir
_:
Ltd.
;___i
Cflnadian7p££xige.-&. DackrT^d. ^Cs-af^-t:--^
Jones
JOwi-it
Manhattan
10-31
40-31
1
Pipe
Telephone
&
Lamaque
Bjriish,.. classy A
$1.06 V4
(quar.)
common
(ouar.)
Canadian
6
50%;
7s: Class AA r—--Fuller
<W. P.i. Company
(quar.
10-31
11-15
5.20%:
Canrda
1
11-
30c
_________
Co.
Bros.,
/Fuller
12-1
7 >10-31
.
11-15
5 36%
_______
11-
1
(quar.)
Textbook
Standard
Johnson
$1
Sulphur
12-
11-
40c
11-22
Ltd..—•
Petroleum/Ltd.
(Greensboro,
11-24
$1.45
preferred
(A.
12-1
-
1
12-11
5c
j.___
li-1'7
1%
preferred
Jefferson
11-15
12-30
11-17
Co)-
Freiman
27 VaC
______
1
1st
11-1
split
—
See
Corp.-, '4^60%^
A^O.^rtpreferred :.(quar.7
Freeport
12-15
If-
'•"$1.50
a
5 Va %
•lquar.,72LZ7-V-:w___----.--Bankshailes" Cotp. (incr.)—
Frost
12-15
,'Z
Extra
11-20
1-16
'50%
Realty
Wisconsin
First
;r,
1
12-15
11-17
1
Co.
Knapp
■
Bank
12-
27c
'
1
15c
(quar.)
10c
11-24i-
25c
:
1 quar.)_-____
1
12-
11-24
three-for-two
a
-Florida-Power
11-3
1
7725c
(quar.)_____—
preferred
12-
12-15
22 V2c r 12-15
(quar.)
-_4_
preferred
convertible
21C
25c
•
______:
common
iquar.
convertible
5'/2%
(qnar.)___r
(quar.)__
Utilities,,
12-
12-
dividend
Kratter
dividend,,;(one share, for
Foote-Burt
California
11-10
6c
(quar.)
Koehring Co., 5%
Corp7(stock dividend)
Signal Corp., com. (incr.)
,'Dreferred '
First
11-17
11-27.
11-2T
12-15
+37V2C
31c from realized security
profits)
Intel-provincial
7.
Stock- Corp. i iquar.
National
60c
.
\
12-
7 77____7.7' $0.00633
%'V
Buildings (.quart)___7^-77'
35c
,/Bush Terminal Cp.
(stock'dividend)
712%7
Evsh
,
11-20
1-15
held)7^--'ZZ+__^+^I,7_:_'L
,12-.1
.
.7 12 VaC
A_i'_:____-_
1-15,
10c
15c
r.
9
-50c
__
(quar.)__
International
3
12-15
87'/2c
(s-a)
National
Stock
.
10c
_7.
)___7_-_77_~-v
Thrift
International Silver Co.
11-24
6
5%
7_'
preferred
Bank
11-15
1
&
Co.
Shares.
'/Internationa!
12-22
11-
12-
77/-.'.77.7"
dividend
conv.
First
8
1
Falls
2
3
85c
payment.
12-
-
(quar.)______
7
8
1-
Company : (resumed
1-
11-
11-22
-
_l__2h__7—
&
First
■i 12-
Hill
11-14
lo.
•
Financial
(Marshall).
Class
i
______
7 Buckingham
■
action
—
a;
11-27'
Breweries, Ltd.,, class
International Paints (Canada) Ltd,—
6%
preferred (s-a)
11-14
1
3%
(quar.)____——
Finleyson Enterprises,
68 %C
Erick
1
11-15
.
divd.)
two-for-one
a
Corp.
Foundation Fund
investment income plus
net
Light—
approve
split
Sign
7 * Stock
12-
Steel
tion of
Instrument—
&
dividend
West
Federal
25c
-
12-
12-
17 Vac
7.
9
Interior
25c
dividend
approve
Electric
preferred
77: stock,
dividendA—
Inc.
Camera
Stock
'•7v'v,7
Premier Industries,
/
,
__.
(>No
10-20
12-
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph-
1
45c
(quar.)
on
(quar.)
Institutional
55c
:.
'(Del p
1
(monthly]__
A
11-10
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.—
taken
Stockholders
(common payment
time)
is-a)
Metallurgical Corp.—
Increased quarterly
1
$1.75
:
Inland
5%
dividend)
&
L.d.
class
Rubber__
General
Institutional
.
V.—
(quar.)—
10-2.0
11-
Fan^teel
11-15
12-
Gregg
Paints
Inc.,
12-
31 %c
RRl-^quar.>'
(stock
Morse
River
•7 5.80%
11-15
12-15
Flo-Glaze
Properties
11-10
50c
,—
(stk.
11-17
10c
2 Vac
(quar.)_7~7r7-_rr_i
Hose
15c
Phonograph
11-17
7
•
RR.
11-30
50c
(initial)
1
1
1U
17 %e
,+_
Industrial
"
'
Forms
Stockholders
3
11-30
50c
&
(quar.
&
30c
l'_
1212-
30c
12-18
12-
Florida
Co.
____
35c
>
Finance
50c
(quar.)____.
Corp.
&
action
Fairchild
12-12
11-15
3%
-
1
10-2-7
(quar.)_
11-30
5%
Assoc.
of
Corp.
Fairbanks
17 Vac
dividend)__
1-15
11-1
10-31"
10-25
$1.25
10-20
10c
RR.
com.
(quar.)
Central
Stock
N.
11-17
25c
$95
(reauced
common
Industrial
50c
of
11-15
7,
...
Y„
Indiana
Co.
—
11-15
1
presenta¬
upon
/
N.
13c
(increased)
4
' •
1
liqudating
25c
(quar.)
&xPittsburgh
10-31
________
each .10 shares held)___
Brown
.
(Dr.)
1212-
'.
11-15
liquidate
2%
(quar.)
1st" pfd.- and 2nd
pfd. stocks'at this timte>7
.c"ii. ,Q
1
7c
■Pwoklyn Uhipn Gas, $5.50 pfd.. Ai(quar/>7
;■
93%c
RR
Co.
Co.
paid
of
10-20
11-15
Western
87 % c
$1.09%
12-15
10-19
12-
iioc
10-31
preferred
(quar.)
62 Vac
Edison, common .(.quar.)77._.;_7, •77 70c
5.48%'
preferred' (quar.
$1.37
•••■
1
split)
Business
12-
15c
(quar.)
"77-_______7' $1.18%
Inc.___~
17 VaC
'.-5%
-
1
11-
12-
Forge d Ste^I Cofp.
takfen on. the • common1,
1
Erockton
T
11-
$1.75
iquar.)_;
(quar.)-
Radio
12-
10c
Eowater Corp. of North .Ameriear—•
5Va%" preferred (quar.
.
17'/aC
25c
Sons
1
2
10-26
(quar. 1
(The)
Imperial
4
1
&
20c
11-10
■;
4
Erie
12-
12-
common
W.) Company (quar.
Industries
Inc..".'.Cork
share
12-
11-20
1-
Y.
common
Co.
Drugs
Emerson
11-'
12.-15
20c
common(quur; 1 z(qhar. )_____7__-:~
.77
preferred
12-14
11-
Utilities
Eaton
12-15
___
(qi-
Billups Eastern Petroleum
Illinois
10c
(quar.)
1-
1
11-15
Eastern,
+25c
Bethlehem Steel/Corp.,
7;
11-30
common
stock
t45c
Guaranty
(quar.
(stock
11-30
12-
12-15
11-15
Pennsylvania
10-9lJ"
:J45c.
(quar.)__
Co.,
•
12-20
12-15
25c
(quar.)
10c
(q.uar.)_
Extra
6c
12-1 '
Insurance
11-10
11-30
+25c
__,
Hubinger
"
be
Co.
preferred
15c
-
50C
Eastern
Ennis
17 c
,
Life
10-31
10-27
;
(quar.) 7
Co.
4%
dividend
11-
$3.50
Distilling
Hemingway
Gossert
&.
9
Jamestown
'>
Corp.,
11-
;i
Corp.,
11-15.
17 Vac
t quar,) 7-i.i-.h_-.__7
Nalionale (quar.)___
Shoe
preferred
Belding
-
B.)
S.)
(A.
4%%
1
25c
11-10
1
$1.31 >/4
1
12-
(quar. )_>
(s-a)
Mortgage
12-
10-31
will
Syracuse,
93 %c
•t
-
N.
Pepper
preferred
Eastern
'•
Ltd.
Markets
Hotel
(quar.)-—
Company
77Stock
common
___
J.)
9
1
40c
__
class
(quar.)
&
11-
of
R.)
Inc.,
t40c
Bank
17
11-15
11-20
11-17
of
Public
(initial)__
common
certificates.
Hardart
preferred
12-
U7VaC
of
&
t50c
—
preferred (.quar.)——f
Corp.commoh
(quar.)
DiUo-Test
10-31
12-
62 '/be
distribution
'
,
5%<
v
4% .preferred
(quar,)—.—,
!■ Duquesne 7'Brewing ..(quar.)--
12-15
14c
40c
(quar.)__
com.
11-20
■..
7
8
12-15
quar.)—
approval
Slate
approved
plan to
dissolve company.
Above
tion
*
the
9
^Z__—
Grande
Pepper—See
Dravo
10-31
$1.16 %4
12-
Horn
Ltd. -(quar.)
common
Co.
(R.
11-
•
>
11-17
25c
12-
25c
to
the
11-10
Guaranty
and
1
12-
1
two-for-one split)
(Brooklyn, N. Y. )__^
Corp. (initial liquidating)—__
a
5
12-15
stock
Oil
6
1-
12-
(year-end)
new
2-
11-10
69c
of
Stockholders
t50c
dividend.
Duriron
Parts, class A (stk. dividend)
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" (I6V2C from capital
gains and Vac from net investm't incomei
Ayshire Collieries
&
11-
12-15
62 Vac
Automotive
E C
11-1.5
11-15
:■
1
___—-_v—
Dorr-Oliver
5%.'
pfd.
'
;
A ;
Glassine
Extra''
Dr.
6c
(increased)__
:
(quar.)__.__
Truck
time) "
Co.,'
Supply
Stock
2VaC
.__
both
Corp.,
-Transit
Denver
11-
stocks)
preferred
Associated
11-15
.
<qu&r.I
on
■
11-
;_
/
de-
i__i_
M'fg.',1 .-class
Dallas
11-
11-15
________
dividends
and
Curtis
3
15c
._•
4.65% pfd. (quar.)
Waters
common
iquar.)
(Stock
5'A%
Power,
Puritas
Water-,
11-
11-15
(quar.)__
—__
Arkansas-Missouri
11-30
34 %c
___
action
Ltd;,- class A ,(s-al__
(S-a)
'.Donnelley
Apco Oil Corporation (stockholders approved
a
2%-for-l
stock
split»
;; Artesian
1
11-15
25c
i;
Home
8
11-
Corp.
11-10
1
1-19
30c
(increased
split subject
and
12-
48%c
4%% convertible preferred (quar.
Holiday Inns of America, Inc. (stockholders
„
payment usually
a
Bottling of New England (initial)
Magazine «& Publishing Co. (initial)_
-3%%) pfd;
(quar.)—_r—
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)___
9-30
37 VaC
.__
this
at
1
45c
<
10-23
12-
(quar.)
11-15
2-15
$1.50
split)_
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.
3 V2 %.
preferred (quar.
Income
.
5
50c
(3-for-l
3
40c
,
Crane -eompany,
Deerfield
iquar.)
common
oh
12-
31V4Ci
lquar.)_____f.
(dividend
Co.
Nov.'20.
Imperial Mills
Dentists
12-
10-31.
1
Commission)
Inc.,
Honolulu
Cott
at
7_™_'_-_/
Class B (quar.) 7-:
:
Anthony Pools Inc. (quar. )i_
Anvil Brand, 5%
pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)__—
Giuar.)
Dana Corp., 3%%
pfd.' A
40c
Heublein,
approved
35c
;.: %-7%; profelfred
—
Corp.,
*
Steel"
stock
Hein-Werner
Insurance
.--Cowler.
II-30
11-
Corp.
Corby Distillery,
Inc.—•
iquar.)
%___
(quar.)
Life
Reirigeratlon Corph
declared
.
11-14
T7 Vic ,10-31
(quar.)__
preferred
Anderson
Co.,
(quar.)______
Co.
American
lerved until
and-
(quar.)
preferred
Lid;
Water
*
'
.
Glass,
Copperweld
711-14
12-15
'25c
omitted
was
7-
1-
30c
CopCland
...
American
10c
11-
:
10-18
12-
12-1
50c
1
payment,
Utilities
12-15
,Class ; B
II-27
8c
'
,
12-20
3-20
,;
11-10
9
2 VaC
(quar.
,
2
12-20
Premier Insurance—
(quar,,) v
; American Sfc.-Gabailn Corp.—
1-
75c
com.
tquar.)
Co.
stockholders,
(3-for-l
1
2
Cooper
11-16
VaC
i
,_^.^J__■+^_7--
& Construction
Electric
11-15
Coutiii-eilcai
9
$1
.
(Rocl;ester;Minn_);.
.
/
12-
62 V2
(qufir.)______l_.:L_7_„
American
-
Hawaiian
11-
1
10c
(Wilmington(quar.)
Copper & Steel Industries—
77 5% /preferred
(quar.)7—v_———
11-17
37
________
.
9-22
12-15
12-
t$1.25
Harris Inteitype. Corp. (qu*u\)
_Hartford Electric Light Co.—
11-15
4-2
Consumers
12-12
4
75c
.
Publishing, (initial)
Corp. < monthly
•
preferred
10c
.Continental
7/77%
products
•
Extra
2
>'
^
income.—
3.90%'
1
(quar.)___
12-
-
—
1-
45c
>
(incr.-quar.
ordinary
12-12
1
12-
'______7_.7--v/:
Inc.—
9-22
Consolidated
12-12
30c
,
*
Fund,
12-
2
'
$1.23
-
iquar.i
Growth
-
l-
1-2
$1.15
Power
10-16
10-27
preferred
12-
my2c
(quar.)
common
Holders
Payable of Rec.
60c
Refractories,
20c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
10-31
G%
(quay.)
(quar.)—
25c
(quar.)_
Laundries
Cotton,
preferred
When
Share
Co.
8
(quar.)_l__i;__
Consolidated Edison (N. Y.)
(quar.)__T.____4
■
5%
Water
10-31
2%
iquar)__^—
(quar.)
preferred
Consumers
1-10
.
preferred
Hamilton
*
,
common———
vcommon—
4vC
9
12-
5c
(Fa.)
Bank
1
$1.05
Electric
American
1
12-
„(quar.)-7'V
Alpha Portland Cement (quar.),
,
American. Chain & Cable. (quar.i
American
12-
12-18
.'
.Allied Stores, Corp.; common
4%
preferred
(quar.)__.
Inc.,
^.Oc
for
common
pfd.
4.92%
preferred
(quar.
1—./:
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gaa (quar.)
,Ailied
12-18
outstanding
Power
Telephone
National
9
12-
15c
_
share
share
common
Alabama
Conwonio,
5
12-
15c
77
Commonwealth
11-14
7 V2C
_
quar. i
11-28
62 VaC
.
(quar.)
(quar.)lN.
i
12V2C
___
_.
shales
Inc.* endorsed
Holders
Payable 0/ Rec.
Connecticut
(quar.)
UIVIUC11U
diviuend
Reduction
uction
Axfon
Share
Corp.
11-
Hackensack
Harbison-Walker
—
new
10-10
11-
11
Per
Name of Company
oj Rec.
11-30
,
,,:
7V2C
Co.->—
split
dividend en
Holders
11-30
3c
7 .;
stock
Stock
10-31
9c
—
America-—
,
payment date.
Payable
$2
—
.(arrears
Corp.
When
Per
Share
,v
common-(iniaal-quar.)_
Lithography (rniual)____
Color
ously announced, bat which have not yet reached their
Securities
A
Colonial
New
•«
.
Company
Acceptance
Class
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
*•
V.
Name of
(1847)
L-7_—j
—
(quar.)^_.—
—_
1:
11-16
11-
1
30c
12-11
(quar. >—
_______———
Corp.
iquar.)—
—
12 Vac
,
1X -22
11-30
25c
1
42-11
Murphy
Company
11-30
National
Acme
$1.16
1-
1
12-15
National
Biscuit
$1.29
1-
1
12-15
7%
preferred
Co.
(quar.)—
Co.,
common
(quar.)__—.—
50c
11-17
11-
6
70c
1-15
12-12
$1.75
11-30
U-10
.
12
(1848)
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
National
Can
National
Corp.
Casket
Co.
Distillers
National
Common
(stock
11-30
11-
25c
11-15
11-
12-
11-10
1
Gypsum
Stock
$4.50
Co.,
56'Ac
12-15
11-15
National
Lead
National
1
National
National
Video
Neptune
&
Meter
$2.50
New
New
Newark
1
11-1Q
Rochester &
12-15
J.l-16
Rochester Transit Corp.
Rohm
11-
1
10-27
(quar.)
15c
11-24
11-10
(initial)
12V2c
11-21
11-
20c
11-25
11-10
60c
11-15
11-
1
Rolls
1
12-
7
Rose
Corp.
class
new
A
(quar.)
common
___
12'/2c
i
(Ohio),
preferred
(quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power
Co.,
Common
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
5%
Quarterly
Norfolk
&
6%
t60c
60c
—
Corp.—
income)
Quebec
Power
Scott
Seaboard
12-20
11-30
Seaboard
1-15
12-29
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.
12-20
11-24
12-30
11-24
Seeman
1-25
12-31
Selroer
(incr.)
32 '/2c
7'Ac
$1.12'/2
common
(quar.)_'_
23c
12-
1
11-
3
12-
1
12-
1
1111-
3
3
Edison,
4.56%
Water
&
Co.
Quebec
3
Sheller
$1.31 >A
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
25c
12-
8
11-10
12-
8
11-10
10c
30c
pfd.
(quar.)__
f$1.75
(quar.)
$1.14
37'/2c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Pacific
Far
5V4%
class
East
Finance
Pacific
Gas
ctis. >
A
Line,
preferred
Pacific
(quar.)!
Inc.,
5
1
12-
1-
1
12-
12-
1
redeemable
1st
5%
redeemable
1st
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
11-15
11-15
10-27
Standard
Motor
Oil
Standard
$3.50
343ac
11-15
10-27
10-27
$3.30
11-15
10-27
Standard
11-15
10-27
30c
Stanley
4.50%
11-15
10-27
preferred
(quar.)
Star
28'Ac
11-15
10-27
Statler
27'Ac
11-15
10-27
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
Indemnity
Stock
Co.
Corp.
dividend
stockholders
Paramount
Parker
C.)
dividend >____
&
11-
12-18
12-15
11-30
10c
11-
10-25
1
(quar.)
partic.
pref.
(quar.)
of
acaon
taken
1
11-15
11-
Ltd.
(no
10-31
10-20
1
Stock
Pendleton
Penn
Tool
Fuel
Peoples
Pepper
Inc.
Metal
(Dr.)
Products
Company
Circle
Perkins
Machine
Corp.
Gear
^:utr^er.ly
Stock
Pinellas
$4.80
class
&
A
11-
12-
1
11-15
30c
12-20
11-21
&
iquar.)
25c
80c
12'/2c
Electric
Water
of
11-10
12-15
4.50%
preferred
4.75%.
preferred
11-15
11-
5%
Public
Service
New
5%
Co.
5.35%
11-16
5.50%
preferred
5.52%-
preferred
preferred
5.75%
5.80%
12-
8
x_
2
12-
8
12_
1
n_20
12-15
11-17
12_
n_17
Thomas
common
(initial
preferred
Quaker
City
Quaker
State
Radiation,
Ranco,
Inc.
Inc.
Raymond
,
ferred
:
payment
Co.
(action
payment
&
Thrifty
10-20
Title
11-15
n_15
10_31
10-31
11-15
10-31
11-15
11-
payment
omitted
12-
(quar.)
12-15
12-
1
12-
11-
2
1
15c
11-
3
10-20
40c
5%
12-
10-27
10-20
12-
9
11-17
12-
8
11-24
12-30%
1
12-15
11-
11-6
17Vic
12-
1
11-10
1-15
12-14
11-15
70c
11-28
11-
8
11-28
11-
8
$5c
12-
1
1-
11-
2
1
1
11-
3
12-
1
11-
3
$1.183/4
12-
1
11-
3
$1.25
12-
1
11-
3
12-
1
11-
3
1
11-
3
1
11-3
(quar.)
$1.40
12-
1
11-
3
(quar.)
$1.43%
12-
1
11-
3
$1.67Vi
2%
15c
Drug
Wooldridge,
Stores
(quar.i
Co.
preferred
UARCO,
Inc.
Co.
12-15
3%
11-27
12-15
11-15
to
11-30
4%7c
time
12-
1
United
11-16
12-15
12-
1
(quar.)
Accident Insurance
Printers
&
Publishers,
Truck
:
^
Utah
Lines
(quar.)—
111-10
1
11-
9
65c
11-24
11-14
Insurance
Company
(quar.)
(N.
Co.
Inc.
stock
Corp.
the
rate
&
2%
of
Bacon,
42'/2c
Rainwear
Inc.
Inc.
(quar.)
Alterman
Foods
Aluminium,
$3.75
inc.
Ltd.
Aluminum
Co.
1st
Amerada
3.50%
Art
(to
paid
instalments)
preferred
$6.25
class
American
A
series)
11-10
11-15
i.
15c
.■
Wyoming Consolidated Oil______
4c
1
12-8
10-24
1
10-
2
11-15
10-30
10-20
)
1
10-20
5
11-
1
-
12-
6
12-10
11-17
1-1-62
12-15
t25c
1
11-10
11-10
10-31
10-16
11-15
25c
12-
8 7'/2 c
12-
1
10c
1-
2
11-30
12-15
r.
2-for-l
11-30
75c
(initial)
a
12-
t56c
11-27
11-
10-11
split—
1
11-15
:
American
31'/4C
American
&
Casualty
New
Furniture
common
American
American
Co.
of 7 '/2
American
11-30
11-15
10-31
1
(initial monthly)
12c
Co.
(Newark,
N.
1
10-19
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-21
30c
10-31
10-20
12-15
J.)
32'/2
—__
c
6
Climax, Inc.—
National
Potash
&
A
$1.12 '/2
Fire Insurance
(N.
Y.)—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
African
10-16
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
African
$1.25
12-20
12-11
$1.75
10-31
10-
6
20C
12-23
12-
1
50c
(quar.)
11-
V
4—
Investment*
________—.
South
12-15
1
Ltd.—
Smelting & Refining—
preferred
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
11-
30c
$1
com.
(quar.)__
Lines,
11-30
30C
Chemical,
<quar.)__
President
to
11-
2c
Metal
(s-a)'
Subiect
10-20
12-15
5c
(quar.)
—
American-South
■
11-
Corp.—
non-cumulative
1st
10-20
25c
-
Co.
special preferred
5%
10-26
11-25
(Orland
Products
Insurance
preferred
7%
10-10
11-21
Y.)—
)
American
10-10
1
25c
(N.
4
Home
10-10
1
11-
50c
(quar.)
Quarterly
American
1
11-
33Ac
:
Equitable Assurance
Quarterly
Fire
11-
6'Ac
from
(quarterly
American
American
1
(quar.)
Shares
Co.
1
$1.56'A
■
Business
Car.
45c
*
Ltd.—
__%___—.___
withholding tax
%
Viscose
Corp.
(quar.)
1
10-18
11-24
11-
11-
1-21-62
93 %c
(quar.)
income)
net-
American
12-
11-14
10-31
JUC
(quar.)
S5
11-30
11-14
11-28
Ltd.—
preferred
7
25c
10-20
11-28
/-< i-
Additional
$4
(quar.)____
11-30
11-10
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
$1.25
7
12Vic
Y.)
J 1-17
8%
iquar.)
(quar.)__.
11-
1
10-27
10-13
12-15
tl5c
common
American
Co.
American
12-
11-15
9c
Book
American Natural Gas
12-11
1
20c
American
7
1-,1
11-15
12-
be
(quar.)
approved
9
12-15
1
2%
—
new
11-
25c
12-
8c
(quar.)—
Metal,
Stockholders
1
be
Corp. (increased-quar.)
commonJL_—_:
Airlines,
10-13
11-
10c
—
(quar.)_—______—___
preferred
American
1
50c
—
Petroleum.
American
10-18
11-
25c
—
11-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
of Canada,
preferred
11-
27'Ac
10-18
iquar.)
1
8
10-20
7'/2c
dividend)
(1962
preferred
2nd
12-13
11-15
(quar.)
America,
preferred
4'/2%
1
11-10
(quar.)—.'___
of
11-21
11-
11-24
1-
13%c
11-21
11-22
12-18
12-13
(increased)
12-
15c
11-17"
2
(initial)
25c
10-20
11-17
1
1-
_^__
Extra
.11-30
1
12-
(quar.)
American
1
12-
$1.50
spilt)
quarterly
Inc.
Almar
10-23
10-23
35c
;
(stock
Alside,
1
10-23
(quar.)__
dividend
All-State Credit
11-
t$1.43%
A
Corp
6
1-
10-27
t$1.56 V4
(quar.)_
11-
11-15
10-16
1
(quar.)
10-20
H.)—
(quar.)__
Co.
Control
Maintenance
1
11-30
1
11-17
7'/2C
1
11-
11-15
11-
1
(quar.)___
11-
12-20
10-16
1
$1.37'/2
(quar.)—
12-
11-21
10-18
1
12-
$1.25
12-15
60c
10-31
11-
Line—
A
Quarterly
$1.06(4
(N.
(quar.)
(Del.) (quar.)
Whelan Corp.
Universal
2
12-
$1.75
common
Playing Card Co.
United
I0c
12-
$1
&
U. S.
S.
11-10
(2-for-l
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Improvement,
U.
pre¬
2
5
11-
(quar.)
common
15c
com.
Quarterly
683/4C
11-15
12-
Co.,
90c
:
preferred
Life
11-30
10-
11-
(increased-quar.)
com.
30c
(quar.)
i
Gas
1
10-17
50c
B
.
iquar.)______
Engineering & Foundry,
preferred
3
12-
____
Extra
United
B
approval
(quar.)
United
11-15
■! 11-
62Vic
'
Corp.
11-10
11-17
$1
Tank
Car
11-30
12-15
20c
(quar.)
Lumber
11-30
17Vic
(quar.)
Carbide
Union
11-30
12-15
10c
I
(quar.)
stock
split subject
stockholders Dec. 12)
Union
12-15
40c
(4-for-l
of
12-15
22'/ic
iquar.)
Clutch
12-15
1
35c
(quar.)
;
1
1-
$1
com.
iquar.)
1-
2%
class
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry
6%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
11-15
10-31
DC
and
B
(quar.)
Inc., class
Aluminum Co.
12-
$1.12'/2
A
Trunk
Preferred
at
12-14
IV2C
(quar.)—
preferred
Albertson's
Allyn
20c
12-
Ramo
Gas
Stock
3
5c
—
Corp.,
Albee Homes Inc.
6
1
1
10-13
11-
50c
Steel
Radio
12-
10-16
1
50c
class
preferred
Class
4
10c
(quar.)
Gas
Wood
Alberta
of Rec.
1111-
28c
(accum.)__
(quar.
Allied
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
on
6
41'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)——_______—_
5%
Holders
5c
iquar.)
preferred
Alan
.
By-products—
Extra
$5.50
When
Payable
2%
divd.)
Products
11-
1
12-
Disc
7%
time
12-15
$1.38
Guarantee
Twin
1
(quar.)
this
1
11-28
$1.33%
preferred
Upson
at
11-
12-28
previous
ioc
(stk.
5'/a%
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
12-15
Packing Co.
(year-end)
Tuboscope Co. (quar.)
Tung-Sol Electric, common (quar.)
1
12-15
Corp.—
Common
11-14
xnc.
Corp.
Corp.
Control
35c
Tobin
4%
United
Corp.
8
10-30
11-17
deferred at this time)
Insulation
6
12-
10c
Union
1st
11-
12-29
11-3
1
Inc.
4%
12-29
1
1
2qc
the
6
12-
1
dividend)__
on
11-
$1.37'/2
Thompson
'
(quar.)
1
11-29
12-
Corp
preferred
12-
3
n_
18c
this
Alabama
3
12-
$i.3iy4
at
11-10
8
11-
11-15
omitted
8
12-
11-
$1
1
Company, 5%%
Refractory
Renmar
(stock
(quar.)
Airwork
1
$1.12>/2
(Phila.)
Air
11-10
1
6
Mexico-
Refining
11-15
8
12-
6
40c
International,
Common
Raytheon
Reading
Oil
1
1212-
•
12-
n_
Aeronautical
12■
$1.45
10C
Co.
Corp.
$1.46'A
3ii/4C
—
Insurance
Mfg.,
Aeroquip
1
(quar.)
n_
$1 25
P„ri ?i(iPoefei-red
Oil Co.
(quar.)
Aeronca
11-10
(quar.)
1
quar.)_
Pure
11-15
12-
11-24
preferred
x
Plastics
12-15
preferred
12_
Admiral
12-15
preferred
12_
i__I_I
iquar.)
3
6.70%
6V/2C
Hampshire—
New
11-
in
18c
11-15
Mills,
dividend
3
8-31
being given in the
(quar.)
Industries,
Allied
'
11-
5-31
10c
Adirondack
Allied
(quar.)_
1
announced
(quar.)
11-21
■Allied
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Industries, Inc.
Iquar.I
12-
Share
2
1
Chemical
12-15
11-20
week, these
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
5.85%
l
this
11-10
1
„
2-28
9-15
The list does not include divi¬
1
11-15
:
11-30
3-15
6-15
30c
dividends
12-
preferred
Thiokol
the
yet paid.
Adams-Millis
11-
iquar.)
12-15
10c
preferred—
11-10
11-
'
10-31
10-31
10c
1
11-15
(quar.)
11-16
2
Co.
12-
:
11-24
11-15
10c
__
12-
20c
11-15
lm
Steel
11-15
preferred
61c
iquar.)
of
Acme
28c
(quar.)
time)
12-11
11-15
Per
12-29
31'Ac
(quar.)
1
30c
15c
6%'
announced
(quar.)
pfd.
10-30
preceding table.
(quar.)
(quar.)
"Common
1
(quar.)
Preferred
'
1-10
28Vic
this
11-15
per
(quar.)
1
30c
(quar.)
8
1
12-11
income
4
65c
(quar.)
11-20
27c
New
(quar )
preferred
Eastern
Stock
Jersey)
Iquar.
$1.25 pfd.
(quar.)
12-
35c
Ltd.
(s-a)
Transmission
Corp.—
1
32i/2C
(New
12-
11-15
12-15
46c
Mines,
1-22
Common
3.35%
Gold
12-
(quar.)
Co.,
12-15
12-15
6'A%
(quar.)__
12-
5%
_____
Mfg.
Corp.
12-
(quar.)
Service
Wayne
25c
dividend)
(quar.)____
Inc.
dends
3
Inc.—
(quar.)
11-30
Ry. Co.
(quar.)
weeks and not
10-27
4234C
at
Corp.
give
we
11-15
5c
omitted
payment
Below
11-
87Vic
5.60%
Power—
preferred
Progress
Texas
$1.75
$2.44
Prentice-Hall,
A
12-
12-
Corp.—
11-20
Alabama
(quar.)
11-15
12-11
.
1
1-15
1
expenses.
Inc.,
12-15
30c
:.
3%
Stockholders approved a three-for-one split
$6
com.
5c
.
—
11-15
payment
Corp., $1.25 pfd.
Propane Gas, common
$.042
British
12-
8
1
(quar.)
1-31
11-24
3Cc'
$1.75
(stock
8
11-
12-
$1.25
Ashtabula
11-
1
12-11
"12-15
(quar.)
:
preferred
iquar.)
(quar.)
1
12-
15c
common
11-
1
10c
B
Co.,
10-31
12-
1.37V/2
$$1.37Va
—
Radio
A
Extra
1
12-
Zenith
Class
Broadcasting
(quar.)
Tampax, Inc. (quar.)
.
8
Class
11-20
1
11-
8
(quar.)
11-24
____—
about
to
after
(quar.)
Raceway,
11-
4
12-
1
Yonkers
11-24
$1.20
com.
(quar.)
Company
12-
12-
82Vic-'
(quar.)___
10-31
11-15
60c
Taft
7
1
1834C
(quar.)
n_20
Chicago Ry.—
&
Fuller
Teck-Hughes
.
iquar.)
Mfg.
1
12-
(quar.)
Wells
Symington
12-11
11-15
3%
preferred
(Com.
1
...11-24
5Vi%
preferred (1955 series)
Superior Window Co., 70c conv.
3
12-
35c
preferred
(quar.)
Mid-Continental Oil,
4Vi%
RR.—
(quar.)
preferred
Princeton
11-
12-
(extra)
$2 46
Public
1
20c
Norris
Chemical,
Youngstown
Atwood
Potomac
12-
$1.75
preferred
&
11-19
$1.25
(quar.)
Wayne
preferred
&
1
$1.75
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
11-10
12-
30c
—
Pittsburgh, Ft.
Common
11-24
15c
(extra)
Insurance
preferred
S?»Telerled
Plume
50c
quar.)
10-24
2%
Coke
5.20 %
Co.—
Reading Corp.
Industries,
Pittsbuigh
7%
11-17
dividend
Title
1
Sunray
$1.50
&
Philadelphia
-
Suburban
10-26
split
(quar.)
Exploration
Philadelphia
Poor
11-
11-1
;_
(increased
&
preferred
Petroleum
7%
11-15
_______
Pfaudler-Permutit Co. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric
(quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown &
-
Struthers
10-13
10c
preferred
25c
Corp.
(quar.)
&
1st
10-19
(quar.i
iquar.)
Perfect
Baer
7%
10-31
Gas
Peninsular
11-30
58c
Light & Coke Co.—
Stockholders approve a two-for-one
7%
Stix,
12-15
37'/2c
Industries,
Gas
+20c
1
30c
Fund
10-19
lc
47'/2C
(quar.)
Batteries
11-
2%
Corp.
8
12-15
10-31
90c
Quarterly
Quarterly
45c
iquar.)
12-
1
II-15
100%
(incr.-quar.)
Quarterly
12Vic
i_.
1-
6
at
(quar.)_—
com.
10c
dividend
Stewart-Warner
Yocam
10-31
11-15
(quar.)
Products,
12-22
6
11-
5C
payment
$1.12'/2
iquar.)
dividend
Sterling Investment
on
11-4
1
(quar.)_x
(common
50c
11-
10-30
15c
(quar. )_l
common
II-14
•'
35c
preferred
(quar.)
Hall & Co.
(quar.)
Stein,
12-15
time)
Stephan Company
Sterling Aluminum
common
payment at this time)
Paton Mfg., Ltd.
(quar.)
Pemco
Corp
this
at
45c
:_
Name of Company
(quar.)
(Del.)
Chemical,
Stock
3Vi7c
20c
Canada,
Stauffer
9
8%c
Participating
Patino
1-15
«
(quar.)
35c
omitted
11-24
50c
of
appro,ai
1-30
11-29
100%
to
20)
Co.
Drugs,
10%
12'/2c
____
(subject
Nov.
Pictures
(S.
Parkview
(stock
(quar.)
Co.
1
(quar.)
$1.05
(quar.)
12-
$1.31'A
amount
Miles
12-
25c
(quar.)
A
10-27
1
$1.50
Chemicals
&
11-15
(Dallas)—
com.
1
12-
6
5c
class
(Calif.)
Register Co.
Warner Corp.
Hotels
11-
19c
(quar.)
Products,
Co.
11-
30c
95c
(quar.).—
share
87Vic
Corp.
11-13
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Forgings
Market
H-27
70c
com.
11-13
11-24
Extra
15c
(quar.)__.
10-31
11-13-
(quar.)—____
Power,
30c
common
Inc.,
preferred
31'Ac
31'Ac
(quar.)
Wysong
6
$1.44
;J.
1
11-24
11-24
,
common
depositary
Wyandotte
1
11-
10c
(quar.)
12-
46c
____—;______—.—
will
and
12-
60c
Service
12-15
10c
(quar.)
depositary
tax
$1
:
2
100%
com.
j;
$20c
Co.,
Brands
Standard
11-15
Dividend
22Vic
:
on
Moulding
75c
(quar.i
I-
J30c
(quar.)
preferred
1
62Vic
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
Papercraft
common
4.20% preferred (quar.)__
Gperry Rand Corp., 4'/2%. preferred
Sprague Engineering Corp. (quar.)
4.80%
Pacific
11-27
:
11-17
(quar.)
1- 2
15c
(quar.-)--'.
8
12-15
common
(quar.)——
common
taken
preferred
25c
Insurance
Chemical
31'Ac
A
12-
(quar.)
Life
Spencer
Co.,
11-
2
—
Mfg.
11-10
11-22
I-
___;
1
Electric
2%
Electric
1
(quar.)
2
(quar.)
Co.
65c
ser.
1-
Manufacturing (quar.)
Railway Co. (quar.)
Standard
pfd.
:?50c
;___
A
Wood (G. H.) & Co., Ltd., 5»/a% Pfd.
(quar.)
Woohvorth (F. W.), Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)__—
4
(quar.)__
11-10
1
$1.50
(quar.)
dividend
Wolverine
.
10-27
(quar.)_
.:$0.3281'A
pfd.
4
12-
(quar.)
Paper
Ltd.
12-
(quar.)
5%
Lee
15c
37'/2c
12-
1
______
common
Quarterly
8
12-11
12-22
A
Scrapping,
Southwestern
11-15
12-11
1
pfd: (quar.)
preferred A
Southwestern
8
3
X
12-22
Southern
11-10
i_
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Soss
1
11-10
2'Ac
preferred
(quar.)
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)
1st
11-
11-
1-
11-
(quar.
Co.,
Company
Simpson,
3.60%.
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Simpson
11-10
1-
10c
dividend
Smith-Douglas
11-10
1
11-24
25c
com.
5%-
8
12-
Co.
Steel
Simmons
11-15
12-
8
12-
(quar.)
6%
5%
1
12-
62Vic
Corp. (quar.)
Electric—
&
12-
12-30
1
6%
$56'Ac
class
convertible
Signode
11-1
$1
(escrow
53.4%.
12-21
11-20
.
3%
11-10
12-
(quar.)
class
time.
StocK
_______
Sidney Roof & Paper, class A (quar.)
Siegler Corp., common (quar.)
10-28
1
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
12-
11-15
t$3
(s-a)
.
Oxford
12-15
12-
25c
Corp (quar.)
Glass, common (quar.)_
preferred
preferred
Mfg.
preferred
Ltd.
Corp.,
Dental
action
this
1-10
31'Ac
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
(quar.)
Ry.
35c
".
__
Co.,
"
Wisconsin
loc
Pen
No
r
11-10
1
1
1
$1.50
Winficld Growth Industries Fund
12-30
12-
11-22
1212-
(s-a)
______;
preferred
1-15
35c
B
3
4%
3
2%
11-
Marine
Owens-Illinois
(quar.)_:
(quar.)
(initial)
A.)
preferred
Class
Stock
7%
Chemical
4V2 7c
Sheafter
11-
25c
xa.____
Inc
&
11-15
____:
Motor
12-31
dividend
11-
1
$1.12V2
preferred
Service
Bros.,
(H.
12-
5c
Mathieson
Y.)
11-20
12-11
22 Vic
—
Windsor Industries, Inc.—
3
split)
Shawinigan Water & Power, 4%
3
11-15
11-
(S. S.)
1——
11-
37'Ac
___
(quar.)-,-(N.
11-30
11-20
10c
Securities Acceptance Corp., com. (stock
div.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
11-15
20c
•
iquar.)
Ltd.,
Co.
Surety Co.
11-15
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills,
Co.
Finance
$1.43
com.
(quar.)
Co.
Paper
$1.4334
Oak
Mfg. Co.
(reduced)
Obear-Nester Glass (quar.)
4%
(quar.)____
(3-for-l stock
11-30
12-15
_12=-2Q_—12-
35c
__—
preferred
Stock
(quar.)
Pharmacai
Ontario
$1
11-30
Ltd.—
common
White
5%
_
_________
Outboard
:
(quar.)____:_
common
12-20
Extra
4%
11-10
RR.
dividend
White
imperial Corp. (stock dividend)__:
Schering Corp.,
'""aVExtra
(quar.)
25c
__l_x
preferred
5V4%
Royalty Corp.
Diego
San
California
1
$1.13
Win-Chek Industries, class A
44c
Co.
Gas,
preferred
Norwich
Ohio
11-15
11-10
'
Service—
(quar.)
Natural
preferred
4 Vl-%
Onio
1
8
_
$1.12'/2
at
time.)
$2
5.72%
preferred
(quar.)
Noit.nwestern Public Service,
Olin
Sabine
12-
8
(quar.)
payment
1
12-
12-
common
11-22
(quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Corp.,
3.80%> preferred B (quar.)
20c
11-
12-11
10c
Company,"Common
(s-a)
Canada Breweries,
Stock
6%
11-15
gcd.
Extra
t55c
._
preferred
011
12'/2C
37'/2C
(Del.)—
'
Westgate
t30c
12-20
(quar.)
preferred
5%,%
this
4V'2%
taken
Special
12'/2c
_
D.)
preferred
Western
-
15c
(s-a)
Public
preierred
5.757c
12-
(Jacob),
action
11-27
—_—
Waverly Oil Works (s-a)
West Jersey & Seashore
15c
(quar.)
343/8C
Extra
4y27c
11-10
Cola
(S.
$4.50
J33Ac
(quar.)__
37'/2c
—
Bancorporation,
Northwest
(No
5%
Quarterly
Northwest
1
:
Crown
Ruppert
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
Extra
%
5%
preferred
11-15
Salem)—
__—___
Extra
f5c
•_
11-15
of
:_____
:
(Winston
1
1—
12-12-
20c
Warren
75c
._
(quar.)
30c
Ry.
Indiana
Common
4.40%
12-
convertible
Payable of Rec.
$3
:
Quarterly
$1
common
21_
Trust
Quarterly
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Reid,
&
approval
$2
(quar.)
(interim)
Marie
Royal
11-10
12-15
(s-a)
2
A
Nov.
Bank
to
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.
25c
J45c
Central
Northern
1
stockholders
Wachovia
12V2c
Royal Bank of Canada (quar.)
$1
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Northern
3
2
Ryr-fquar.)
investment
12-
Dock—
preferred
51/27o
11-
of
(quar.)____
common
:
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.—
3-for-l stock split subject
50c
Paper, Ltd., class A (quar.)
B
(quar.)_____
~L
Royce, Ltd.—
5%
12-30
t$1.25
Investment
(from
4
7
11-30
$1
Common
12-
1-10
T
American
12-
1
12-11
Extra
North
Co.,
dividend
preferred
11-10
!
Class
—~
:
Western
1-
approval
_.
Valley RR.
Share
,
11-24
3%
Genesee
Company
Extra ;
20c
(quar.
Haas
&
Name of
Holders
When
Per
of Reo.
each
Rolland
$1.50
:
Corp. (quar.)
Shipbuilding & Dry
News
1-
Ltd.—
Mining
Newport
3
$1.50
(quar.)
common
6%
Newmont
Gas
Stock
4%
to
Holders
time
for
dividend
Ordinary
$1
$1.01 Va
—
Co.
Telephone
Chemical
12-
Stock
15c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Zinc
&
Roanoke
(quar.)
Power & Light—
Jersey
Drug
11-10
$1.75
Monday, October 30, 1S61
.
Virginia Goal & Iron (quar.$1.50
(quar.)____
Inc
Payable
■
February)__.
Brass,
11-10
preferred
4.05%
Rexall
11-3
this
share
subject
in
&
2
preferred
Jersey
4%
Co.,
Copper
V
:
Chemical
Corp.,
stockholders
\l- 2
77c
pfd. A (quar.)
Terminal, Inc.—
Starch
held
$I{12'/2
(quar.)_
1
shares
50c
,
Co.,
preferred
24
(one^ extra
2%
(quar.)____
common
(quar.)
Marine
67c
payment omitted at
Insurance Co. (Texas)
dividend
Revere
12-
;
Dividend
(Canada), Ltd.—
+20c
Corp.—
When
Share
Company
Industrial
Stock
11-15
dividend
preferred
6
12-15
„
National
Republic
Republic
(quar.)
Drug & Chemical
Quarterly
Per
Name of
6
$1.06'A
National
\
of Rec.
30c
______
(quar.)
preierred
Holders
Corp.—
;
preferred
4Va%
6%
tquar.)
Chemical
&
(quar.)
When
Payable
dividend)
..
"
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
1
Continued
on
page
41
Volume
194
Number 6103
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
13
(1849)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
40
50
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Mar
8
Oct
Lowest
44 Va Dec
21 '
>
44% Jan
69'% Jun
15
52 % Jan
114% Jun
10
103 % Jan
6
35 Vs Oct
25
12
Jun
23
16
Dec
6
52
Jan
17
Dec
38
5
28 Va Jan
Jun
Dec
19
3
3
80
10
Oct
24
23% Jan
4
10% Jan
Oct
31
40% Mar
1
22 lA Jan
97/a Oct
28
20 Va Feb
24
59 Va Sep
29
85
8 Vs Sep
62% Oct
3 % Sep
28
27 Vs Jun
4
7% Jan
9
14
9
ABC
,
4>:
Adams
Jan
3
Oct
38
19% May 12
12% Jan
3
48 Va Jan
3
86 Va
88 Va Jun
8
8% May 11
13% Jan
5
9% Sep
20
% Aug
Apr
15 Va Apr
8
8
Chemical Corp
Kid Co
52% Apr 13
10% May 11
Allied
Mills
Allied
Products
64% Oct
Allied
Stores
Jan
4
50 Va Jan
3
17% Jan
4
12% Jun
27
6
36% Jan
3
6% Oct
24
11% Jan
5
7
Oct
11
41 Va Sep
26
58 Va Jan
13
44
Jan
3
75
Jan
22
Oct
26
40
Jan
95
Nov
15
132
22% Oct
24
4
84%
Sep
81
1
Aug 11
28
19
Jan
28
98% Oct
13
26% Oct
Oct
26
35% Jan
4
25
25 Vs Oct
28 Vs Sep
28
61% Oct
26
19
23
Dec
108
Jan
57
30
July 25
78% Jan
100
6
42 Va
43%
42%
42%
99
99
*98%
100%
27%
27 %
•98%
100 Va
300
27%
27%
26%
28%
27
27%
28%
26%
28%
26%
28%
18,800
28%
29
27 Vs
27%
26%
27%
28%
26%
27V«
29 %
11,900
57
24,000
33%
35
34 Vs
34%
12,400
90 %
25%
92%
26
93%
95%
25%
72,200
25
25%
25%
19%
21,500
19%
20
19%
38,000
99
99
41%
42
41%
41%
53
53
2
34
Corp
Amer Agricultural Chemical„No
par
American Airlines common
1
May 11
27 Vs May 17
130
May 31
Apr
51% Jun
61% Apr
3%%
6%
5
convertible
American
11
5
53
7
American
70% Jan
97% Mar 28
Feb
25% May 12
29% Apr 21
59% Jun
8
Jan
93
-18% Feb
-
> 39% Sep 29
29% Jan
Oct
50
20
Oct
18
7%
•
■
.
•!
"
'
5
1% Oct
27
'
3
73% Oct
25
•
3
39% Sep
21
8
-31% Oct
23
13% Oct
4
8 Vs Jan
28
12% Apr 10
4
61%
15%
16
No par
Co
44%
45'A
Inc
1
Cable
A
Chicle
'
17% Feb
15
Jan
4
20% Sep
103
9
Jan
3
Oct
25
American
27
89% Sep
14
American
Home
Sep
26
35
Apr
26
American
13% Jan
6
18 Va Oct
26
American International Corp—
American Investment Co of 111
9
20 Vs Jan
3
Dec_23
99 Va Jan
24
81% Oct
257/s Aug
7
May 24
63% Apr 20
105
9
37 V, Oct
Sep
34
13
5%%
American
14
86%
31% Sep
26
58% Jan
6
34 Vs Jan
20% Jun
1
27% Jan
15
24% Jan
3
37% Oct
16
American
86% Jan
14
92% Aug 15
90 % Jan
10
105 Vs Oct
19
4% %
13
31
Oct
28% Jan
26
13% Jan
1144% Sep
86% Feb
48
3
27
3.90%
May 16
53% Apr
7
American
17% Dec
22
29% Apr
18
16 Va Feb
37
26
Apr
6
18
44
Sep
1
14
67
Jun
20
33 Vs Oct
11 Vs Nov
138% Jan
24
1
7
48% Aug 12
Jan
Jan
18
27
41
17
Jan
3
12% Jan
49 % Aug 18
78% July 10
62
28
35% Aug 16
Sep
33% Jan
20
Jun
13
50 % Mar
9
21% Oct
14
16
Jan
13
26% Mar 21
12
54% Jan
3
72 % May 18
145 % Mar
2
54
117
144% Aug 25
62% Aug 24
136 Va Jan
3
Feb
60% Jan
3
Mar
126
Aug
4
119
18
18
JUn
21
34
Jan
4
25
Sep
28
38% Jan
20
61% Oct
26
82% Feb
3
25
10
31 Vs Feb
23
JUn
27% Mar 15
79% Jan
4
51% May 19
117
Jan
4
32% May 11
15% Jan
25% Mar
r
25
Feb
14
Mar
19% Oct
4
7
26
8
Aug
3
Jun
23
27% Jan
76% July 10
127% Apr
27'A Jan
3
.76
Feb
'28%
3
20
64% Jan
130 % Aug 31
44 Vs Dqc 16
121% Jan
97% Oct
3
11
103% Jan
65% Dec
41
American
33% Feb
17
42 % Oct
Mar""I
23
5
38%
24%
"
22%
*23%
24%
48
47
43%'
-
■
l.V
.'•>
-
,
39> U
>
9%
48%
38%
48%
87%
85%
86%
22%
22%
22%
22 y8
22%
24
24
*23%
,
24-
*46%
>47%
'•*"
43%
li5e
72%
38%>
*32%
>
>";
33%
'
.
14%
9%
44
1-ft
73
38%
32
•
14%> 15-"14%
9%
49
•7
22%
>
44
li3«
72%; '73l/s
> 39
31%
38%
48
87%
-
-
47%
93
43%
44%
1%
1%
>
72%
72%
72%
72%
/
37yB
37%
37'/a
37%
•32
33
14%
14%
10V*
9%
•
14%
22% Sep
17 Vs Sep
22
31% Oct
26
34% May 5
27% Apr 17
58% Apr
3
33%
•14%
10
15,900
•
7,100
.
1
,
600
14%
10
9%
16,600
20,700
33%
18,000
28%
17,400
17%
18
17%
17%
18
18
1
1
Mach
24%
A
Fdry com—1.75
preferred
24%
100
*84
*100%
39%
38%
24%
102 %
*100
100
Metals-No par
Machine A
Metal Climax Inc
37%
85
24%
37%
103
37%
39
85
♦84
85
18%
24%
*100 %
38%
♦100
38%
18
24%
102 %
24%
'
103
*84
*105 Vs
42%
34%
100
Products
Meter
42%
com—1
*84
85
to
'
—i
'•
42%
36%
*105 Vs
■
■
42%
43
35%
"1
36%
•105%
106
39 Vs
83
84
42%
42%
1,400
36%
35%
*105 Vs
46,200
106
16%
17
16%
16%
48%
49
49%
49%-
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18y«
17%
18 Vs
70,200
44%
42%
43%
44%
45%
44%
45%
44%
45%
46%
45%
43
44%
19,200
3,300
46
16%
16%
16%
16%
49 %
•49
49%
49%
5,100
700
—'
45%
44%
46%
44%
43 Vs
1
71%
72
69
70%
69%
69%
68%
68%
67
35%
35
35%
33%
35 %
33%
34%
33%
34%
Chem—No par
Std Sany com—5
56%
56%
56 Vs
56%
56 Vs
56'A
56
56%
55 Vs
56
15 Vs
>15%
•
68
35%
preferred
——
239,300
50
par
No par
A
A
7,000
—
38%
17 Vs
42%
10
Co
42%
35 Vs
43
36%
:
;
2,000
24%
103
48%
Sucrest Corp
17%
17%
1.66%
Optical Co
43
34%
*105 Vb
18
24%
*100%
48%
No par
changed
35'A
''
18
24%
9,800
16%
2
Co_
15%
143
100
15%
15%
15%
15%
*141%
15%
143
144%
*141%
144%
28%
27%
27%
15%
15%
•142
144%
♦142
-
».
3,900
■
54,100
4,400
v
146,400
144V2
10
28%
11,500
Amer Research A Develp'm't Corp 1
27%
28%
27%
Co
10
Building Co—No par
40
"
40%
39
39%
38%
39%
20%
20%
19%
20
20
20
19%
20%
20
20%
2,600
58
58%
59 Va
60
58%
59%
59
59%
58%
59%
10,800
142%
142%
American
Seating
American Ship
American Smelt A Ref'g com_No par
7f#
preferred
American
Snuff
100
Co
142
25
common
American
Steel
American Stores
American Sugar
Foundries
Co
Tel A
6ft
Co
15
44
Jan
3
33% Jan
4
65
May 22
44% May 22
Anaconda Co
11
31 % Oct
44 %
•75
76%
*121
121%
142%
143
75%
40
22%
22%
22%
21%
22%
22%
22%
32%
32 Vs
32%
31%
32Vs
31%
31%
31%
32
6,400
5,700
2,500
97%
97%
96
97Vs
96%
97%
97
97%
96 y8
97
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
32%
32%
32%
33 Vs
33%
32%
33%
32%
32%
327/s
33
121%
119%
121%
121%
122V,
121%
122%
120%
120
12.50
100%
99 Va
99%
128%
54 %
129%
55'A
128%
53%
129
54%
5
24%
24%
24 Vs
24 "A
27 %
*26%
27%
27%
27%
*26%
14%
27%
17%
14 %
14%
28%
18%
99
28 %
27%
14%
27V2
-17%
14%
28
18%
32%
33%
32%
47
48%
47%
36
35 Vs. .36
37%
37 A
91 %
91 %
42%* 42%
5
33% Feb
2
45 % Apr
4
85
Jan
12
93% Oct 28
90% Jan
13
93% Feb
16
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
$4 preferred
36
Feb
17
44% Aug 12
37
17
44% Feb
16
Anderson
A
Co
—50
No par
*
6.25
No par
21.80
*
-
•
—
36%
*91%
42%
37%
93
-
42%
100
97%
98%
129
121%
97
98 %
1,800
2,100
81,100
14,700
129'A
54%
24 Vs
128%
54%
54%
53%
54%
23i500
24%
54
47%
35 %
98%
129
28%
18%
32%
1
Clayton
•
*27%
—
100
22%
*26%
_j
520
.
121%
217/8
25
Wire A Cable
4.500
75%
*121
31%
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
Anaconda
76%
121%
25
Corp
17
*75
*121
A Smelting—1
shares
No par
series
endorsed
68% Jan
76 %
121%
100
25
series
5% ft
AMP
54% Jan
142%
*75
*120
38%
32%"
Zinc Lead
Ampex
142%
77
37%
21%
33%
Corp
American
Inc
38%
1
Tel
Viscose
6 ft
142%
38
27%
25
Tobacco common
Preferred
142%
28
25
Refining com
preferred
Preferred
-
27%
120
120
1
preferred
7ft
142
*75 %
non-cumulative preferred_100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd__£l
6ft
4
May 11
*32
81%
American Water Works Co com
29% Jan
10Q
44'A
28
5
28% May 23
200
66,700
4,800
103,800
33%
Apr
4
1,100
80%
27
18
5,700
7,800
47%
43%
>32%
600
43%
1£
32%
>2,500
-
93
42%
9%
10
47%
•92
43%
14%
..
24
*92
43
,
>72% 73%
* 37%r -38%
~
23%
-
♦46%
92 > V > 92 > • 92 >
43%
•> 42% >43%
43%'
44
*
.">•
47
38%
'49%
>49
89%
22%
38 Vs
86%
49%
88%
22%
23%
*47
38%
49%
33
55% Jun
38%
38%
50
91%
•
28%
American
Jan
37,100
52,200
82%
News
American
26
15.50C
11%
45%
28'/a
7
Sep
49%
11%
45
32%
5
13% Jan
49%
11%
45%
81%
31
July
49%
11%
45%
34
30% Dec ■6
5
49
11%
45%
28%
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No
11
25
49%
11%
45%
82
Sep
19
48%
11%
45%
33
Jun
Oct
49%
11%
28 Vs
63
25
48%'
45Vs
81%
American
7%
3,000
33 Vs
American
Amer
102% Oct
27
45
28%
130
27
45
82%
3
29% Sep
45%
32%
3
27% Sep 28
18% May 17
45
28
Motors Corp
American Natural Gas Co
3
^
45 V»
200
82
Jan
1
44 Va
19,400
32%
American
American
19% Jan
20
17%
29 Vs
Molasses Co—Name
3
20
42%
16
377/s July 26
347/s Jun
130
61%
17%
83%
preferred
Apr
23% Jun
24
11
35'A Mar 21
28
Jan
30Vs Jan
30% Aug 26
108% Dec 30
*60 Va
17%
32 Vs
Rad
59
133 % Dec
61%
16%
28 Vs
American
May 17
42'A Mar 10
3
•60 Va
16%
82%
Potash
13% Dec
Dec
61
16Vs
1
American
42
Mar
61
12.50
2
146
53 Va
Corp
16% Mar 13
3
139% Sep
16% Feb
3
Aug 17
46% Sep
3
145% Aug 24
27
28 Vs Oct
49
19
34
54
32% Jun
Apr
43 % Apr
21'A Apr
28
•53
Products
American Metal
American
500
2,600
53 Va
'
20% May 16
19
Hardware
42
Hosp Supply Corp_No par
prior preferred—
76 % Jan
4
<
No par
26
45
' >*90% >92%
>*90%>
42%,' 43% >?
42%
-10
Foreign Power
44'A
49%
1%
A
15%
41%
100
11'A
22%
,'
Corp
5
American European Secur—No par • "
American Export Lines Inc
40© ' '
80 Vs Oct
24
'
American Enka
American
61%
15%
38% " 38%
10
Electric Tower Go
*53
19%
45%
*49%
89%
Rights
.
53 Va
25
100
44%
Crystal Sugar common. 10
prior preferred
-TOO ', :
American Cyanamid Co
_._^__10
>:
Distilling Co—
41%
53 Va
*60%
•
100
11%
No par
^No par
Co
99
41 Vs
54
49
25
Chain
' 19%
99
900
f
Broadcasting-Paramount
4%%
American
>
37% Mar 13 >:
23% Apr
""60Va
2
preferred
American
;
20% Jan
31 % Mar 15
42 Vs
American
'
2,:
57% Jan
59% July 18
41%
*53%
Corp
24%
19%
*98%
10
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3
American Consumer Ind____No par
Mar 20
47% Jun
Arma
Brake Shoe
American
19 V8 Jan
No par
99
25%
19%
19%
99
50
Bosch
Theatres
39 Vs Jun
Jun
Co
24%
>
19%
100
American Cable A Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common
12.50
42% Jan
-
Bakeries
American
6
17
preferred
preferred
11
12% Aug 11
46% Aug
3
Jan
1
94
20
90%
36
•
6
20
33%
30
16% Jan
19%
87%
30% Dec
20
19%
33
25 :
13% Oct
19
88'/a
•34% Jan
27
18
350
107,800
19%
99 Va
27 Va
101
34%
23% Oct
38% Jan
83%
20%
19%
99 Va
28'A
101
86
40-
29
♦82%
9,700
32%
84
22Vs Sep
82%
63
92 Va
41% Aug 29
8% Jan
3
4
U
62%
89 Va
24 Vs
Mar 30
9% Jan
63
No par
14
30
82%
Petroleum
89
6% Jun
83 Va
Amerada
64% Apr
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 13
Jan
83
27
4
1
52
83 Va
95% Oct
44% July- 5
7
62%
83 Va
3
59% Jun
30
63%
82 Va
102,900
21
Oct
62%
82%
2,300
20%
26 *
28
17 Vs Dec
2,200
7%
58 Vs
39% Oct
28
1,600
7%
7%
7%
27 Vs
3
4
42%
7%
63
57%
38% Jan
23
-
13%
7%
7%
62%
26%
7
33% Jan
13%
42%
42%
7%
63%
*20%
4
21
13%
43
*13%
42%
7%
63
20 Vs
7
27
3,600
12,900
57%
81 Va Jun
Sep
18%
57%
27 Va
58% Sep
15 % Jan
17 Vs
18 Va
57
20%
24 Vs Oct
July 12
46 Vs Jan
18%
58%
57
American
36% Sep
f
27 Va
American Bank Note common
18
43
70
18%
57
13'A
1
26%
10
>2
58 %
6,800
20%
30
16 % Jun
91%
91%
58%
Jun
24% Jan
24% Jan
♦90%
;
57%
47% Aug
26
•90%
18%
18%
20%
62
Oct
91%
18%
91%
1,200
11,300
20%
8
Dec
91%
48%
57%
Feb
77
49
14,000
.
*20%
37
•
48%
44%
49%
20%
4
29
10%
37
43%
48%
60'A
44% Jan
46 Va Mar 22
10%
36%
47%
">
35%
30% Oct >4
40 % Sep
10%
42%
57%
American
16
10%
■—«•*
*20%
34%
3
14:
92
92
1
23
35% Dec
•90%
•90%
58 Va
America
22
1«
10,200
47,800
-12.50
of
Jan
30% Dec
17%
83
No par
Co
36
13% Sep
43% Jan
4,300
-
17%
75 V,
Corp
Aluminum
19% Oct
46% Dec
38
18 Va
82%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
98 % Sep
4
37%
17%
80%
■„»'
Amerace
Mar 24
4
July 28 V
37%
12,700
38
18%
20%
4Vs
4
21,300
11
26
18
8
37'A
5,400
66%
42%
13 %
19%
65 Vs
4 Va
2,000
>
~
37% Oct
4
27
25% Mar
66%
19,500
;
8%
19
Oct
44% Jan
Jan
13%
28%
8%
No par
Inc
Aluminium Limited
25% Jan
30
13 Vs
28
9
No par
Alside
106 % Jan
51% Jan
13'A
•37
57%
7%
16,300
28'A
4
>>'■>:
10%
13 Vs ,13%
10
13
5
97
38
57%
Portland
28
24
95%
43 %
13%
convertible preferred___100
Cement
10
Alpha
26
13% Oct
96%
37%
58
common
4,900
3,600
42 %
47%.
*91
>
30%
22%
38
13%
100
Nov
35% Oct
"
20
10%
8,700
30%
22
43%
%
47%
'
91%
18Vs
5
17% Apr
21
63
49%
91 Va
>
10%
18%
30%
65 Va
91'/a
No par
a.
91
18
10%
42
*90
18 V,
23,200
22%
8%
-
18%
79%
57
Corp
34 Va Dec
Oct
47%
,:
92
38
*
18%
78Va
•
5
26
57
"
_9
23% Oct
31 Va Jan
10%
38
45
5
18%
78
*90
18%
13,900>'
Jun
19% Oct
28
55
10%
37Va
„_1
preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
11
38% May 16
81 Va Mar 30
18V2
73%
73%
> '43%
Corp common__No par
36 % Sep
26
,18%
92
8,500
60%
16%
69% Jan
4
22Va Dec
18%
'
4%
72 %
19%
60
16
28
T
37%
1
_
May 15
35% Feb 28
25
4 Vs
36 Va
10
Industries Inc
4.08%
4%
36%
_1
4%
110
4
26% Sep
11
84'A May
3
29% May 15
5
36% Apr
16
4%
36Va
*90
19
60'A
12%
'
4%
.
1,900
94'A
:
66%
36%
1
Allied
59
20
49% Oct
\
9
65%
11,500
111'A
30%
28%
8%
65%
4%
5
Allied
6
28'A
9
65
36Va
100
7
90
May 27
39 Va Jan
Inc—.
common
preferred
3
Jan
Sep
8%
66%
200
66%
22
23
2
Corp
66% Aug
15% Sep
Jan
27
May 31
Inc
v
9
64%
20
52%
66
111V4
16 V*
18 Vs
'30%
2
_
Products
28%
9
^No par
-
J Industries
Gas
28 Va
50c
Inc
Allen
40
32
28 Va
1
Products
Reduction
5
42% Aug 19
Sep
12% Dec
28 Va
Corp
Control
ill
19%
12%
20% Sep
27
46
12%
4
33% Jan
22% Jan
12%
4Va%
7
25
12%
Alco
4
50 %
15% Oct
12%
;_l
.
16
97%
12 %
Corp
16 Va Jan
53% Apr
100
95
2
4
3
12
30%
23
97 V»
100% Jun
32 % Jan
35
90% Jan
30%
*51%
66%
59%
18%
23%
3
5
4
18
95
Jan
Jan
56% Jan
19
23
Corp
Alleghany Corp common
6% convertible preferred
Allegheny "Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
45
28
18%
'*
59'A
>16%
30%
Aldens
4
25
19
Shares
52%
66
20
58%
16Vs
v
98
Alabama
9
28% Oct
19%
58 V2
>16%
30%
A
10
32 % Sep
19
the Week
Oct. 27
111
24 "A
Aeroquip
91 Va July 21
3
19
57%
16
Sales for
Friday
•51%
'
66 »/a
96 %
Admiral
27
53% Jun
18%
59
16%
'
T
Thursday
112
30'/a
Air
8
>
65%
112
23%
Air
4
Co
19%
16%
PRICES
52 Va
1
9
11% Oct
10
Express
v
Oct. 26
—No par
18
38% Feb
-
'•
111
57%
:/■;
1
♦51%
66%
ill
HIGH SALE
Oct. 25
51%
65%
111
19%
25
_
Inc
51%
66V2
110
1
Stores
Adams-Mills
5 % Mar 24
3
65%
100
Co
517/8
AND
Wednesday
Oct. 24
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
17
14 Va Mar
Steel
51%
5
common
preferred
Vending Corp
Acme
% Oct
6
15 Vs Mar 24
84
Laboratories
convertible
Tuesday
Oct. 23
1
ACF-Wrigley
5
36% Apr 21
18
Monday
Par
ACF Industries Inc
25
43% Apr
28
32% Jan
32% Aug 26
4%
109
3
van
Abbott
32 Va Aug 21
Mar 14
22
Jan
21% Apr
24% Jun
3
24 Vs Jan
17
98
3
28
Jan
21% Oct
4
47
Jan
17
LOW
STOCK
Abacus Fund
75
Apr
7
125% Apr
7
27% May 16
64% Aug 17
25
14% Sep
15
.<;6»
32% Jan
23 % May 31
16 Va Apr 14
63
Apr 20
17% Sep
' '• >„.—
YORK
EXCHANGE
53% May 10
3
7
—.
—
16
26
98'A Mar
NEW
Highest
-%>
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
24%
24%
24 Vs
24%
27'A
*27 Vs
27%
1,700
500
27%
27
127%
129
>
670
14%*
14
14 Vs
2,900
•
29%
28%
29
28%
29%
19%
"18%
19%
19%
19%
16,600
63,100
32%
31%
32
31%
48%
47%
48%
47%
35% >35%
37
38
91 A " -93
42%* 42%
/
14y,
31%
-
•26%
14%
47 /a
_
27%
-
3sy,
35 Vs
35
37
27 %
'
•91%
41%
38'A
>
93
42 %
27%
36%
*91%
42
32
13,200
48%
t
28,500
35
38%
720
93
10,600
30
42
1,400
m
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1850)
.
.
Monday, October 30, 1961
.
d
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
YORK
STOCK
20
40% Jan
5
33% Jan
3
43% Apr
12
39% Dec
28
37 % Feb
21
73% Oct
27
Argo
38 % Sep
7
43% Oct
19
Arizona
4
67% Jan
3
79% Aug
9
Armco
37% Jan
53% Aug
3
Armour
74% Oct
6
Armstrong
77 % Jan
67
Sep
19
29
Sep
28
42% Feb
19
39
Jan
26
53% Dec
21
Jan
4
75
Jan
13
83 Va Aug 26
78% Jan
11
28% Oct
24
44 Va Jun
9
30
12 Va Oct
10
120% Jan
11
50
Jan
24
July 25
18
23% Jan
19 % Sep
5
24 Va Aug
2
9
31% Apr
Arnold
19
Sep
Aro
4
22
Jan
4
5
35% Jan
4
47
Jun
21
69% Feb
7
102
Oct
11
July 18
102 % Feb
7
110
27
75
Feb
9
106
49% Oct
10
63
20% Sep
27
277/a Jan
9% Jan
7
53 Va Jan
4
Jan
21% Jan
5
28% Jun
>
3
3
29
Oct
10 'A Aug
29'
9% Jan
3
10 V* Mar
28% Feb
29-
35% Jan
4
54
79 % Jan
88 Va May 11
83
40 % Mar
58% Feb
2
39% Aug
42% Jan -3
76
31V4 Jun
43% Dec
74 Va Jam
80 % Aug
18
23
2nd
39%
39
3:) Vtt
"72%
72%
72%
72%
43 %
43%
42%
43 %
41%
42%
42%:
42%
68%
70%
68%.
70
69%
70%
70%
71 %
May*4 —
Atlantic
21
2
Corp
43%.
44' "i
43%
44%-
44%
44%
43%
44%
72%
72
72'-/a
72%
72%
72%
72%
83%
83%
..*83%
81%
*83 Va
84%
10
43"%
43 Va
43%
43%
43%
43 Va
43%
3,300
K:
21 Va
21%
28%
29%
1
'—5
2.50
.
<
1
com
•
10
Co
74%
Electric
-
15% Feb
15
12% Aug
1
20i% Jan
4
13 Va Jan
5
24
31
24 % Jan
21% Feb
1
29% May 12
45% Mar 29
11
27
12
.
52 Va July 11
27 V* Sep
19
11% May 11
17 % Aug
18
13% Jan
3
27% Aug
2
Avco
18% Dec
19% Dec
30
17% Feb
a
68% May
8
Avnet
7% Jan
8
Mar 11
31
•
4 Va
30
Aug 16
27% Oct
4% Jan
36 Va Jan
4
37% Jan
5
9
11% Oct
7% Mar 29
3
10
52%. Apr
10 '/a Oct
3
12% Jan
3
19 V8 Aug
12
27% Jan
20
36% Sep
24 Va Jan
26
30 % Aug
90 V* Jan
18
96% Aug 30.
94Va Jan
4
Jan
8
8*
82% Jan
12
24% Oct
31
43 Va Jan
14
28% Jan
3
22 Va Sep
28
34
Aug 15
23% Sep
19
45% Oct
26
62% Feb
43% Oct
26
59
Aug
9
12 Va Dec
21
13 Va Dec
16
1
80
88
Sept
47
72 % Dec
29
.52% Sep
16% Oct
12
15% Jan
8
:18% Feb
3
57% Aug 23
47% Jan
8
58% Jun
37
14
4%%
9
19
19
Jan
Baltimore
18
19
'
Barber
22
Basic
8
Basic
27 Va Aug
Oil
Bath
48 Va
Bausch
76% May 16
July 10
19
Bayuk
-74 Va Oct
23
Beatrice
Dec
1
20
62 Va Jan
13
78
21
Apr
19 % Nov
14
18
Beaunit
31
Beckman
26
Beck Shoe 1A
Jan
«
17% Apr
19
27 % Jun
6
Beech
Aircraft
2
35% Feb
8
Beech
Creek
84
Oct
27
20
Jun
2
48% Jan
29
4
46% Sep
25
11V. July 27
17 Va Aug
30
11 Va Oct
2
66 Va Oct
24
74 Va Jan
4
32% Feb
3
34% Dec
22
Jan
7
50 Va Nov
28
88
Jun
Oct
86
16
14% Jan
13
440
25%
25%
26%
24,000
2%
'2%
38,800
28%.
29%
28%
29%
22%
22%
23%
22%
23 Vt"-
23Vb
23%
23'/a
24%
23%
24%
23%"
24%%
5%
46%
47 Va
47 Va
9%
9 Va
7 9%
9 Va
.16%.
16% "
34%
35%
5%
'
29%
29%
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25 V*
23%
5
25 Va
2% ;¥ 2%
5Va
5%
48
Beech-Nut
72
9%
16 Va
16%
1% Jan
3
,:l%Jan
42% Oct
6
33% Feb
;8
39
4
11% Dec
69% Oct
19
21% Feb
3
18
82
Feb
8
35 % Sep
26
49% Max 25
37% Oct
24
53
Jan
4
21% Dec
23
29% Jan
6
12% Oct
20Va Jan
11
Sep
39 Va July
140% Sep
12 Va Jan
4
99 %
98 %
99'%
88
87%
87%
29%
29%
29 Vti
29%
29%
23%
98%
43%
88
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23%
24%
23%
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42%
41 %
41 Va
*87
35
42%
*42
43%
*41
39%
39%
39%
40
39%
39%:
22%
21%
22
21%
21%'
21
21%
56 %
55
55%
55 v4
55'%
56 V2
58
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3
19% Sep
17%
18
18%
23%
23
23
1,000
54 Va
53%
53%
1,100
37%
38%
6,000
68%
68%
69
67%
68
67
69
66
67
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46%
45 %
46 Va
45%
45%
45%
45%
73%
74%
73%.
74
73
74
73
74
383
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380
316
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^2*.50
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96%
pfd__
Savers
96%
20%
131%
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18
18%
33
33
86
*343"
95 %.
22
21%.
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21%
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21%
86
18
18%
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33%
82
81%
18 Va
81%
16
*
82
16%
48%
51%
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48%
49%
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11%
12
11%
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5
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50
81%
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82 %
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62
63%
54%
55%
55%
51%
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63%
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62%
4
28% Oct
24
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3
54 % Oct
19
Bobbie
39% Dec 20
35 Va Jan
28
24
28% Jan
6
,22% Jan
6
26
22 Va Feb
11
18% Jan
5
17% May 11
1
40% Feb
24% Feb
10
67% Dec
5
3)% Nov
48% Jan
6
15
common--
57% Sep
.
7
27% Feb
17
8
(E
W)
Co—
Bond
3
7
71% Oct
26
Borden
Jan
3
46% Sep
21
Borg-Warner
76% Aug 31
28% Jan
3 % %
23
23
26
23
Corp
28
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54
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53%
51%
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25%
'• v-/
33%
25 V+
•
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7
52 Vb
m-1".
69% Feb
5
Dec
69
Sep
22
22
11% Jan 13
4% Sep
27
9 Va Dec
23
20% Jan
18
8
8% Oct
31
13 Va Jan
4
5% Dec
12
12% Jan
12
43% Oct
31
63% Jan
4
38% Feb
17
66% Dee
30
76% Jan
4
ft
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*
28
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33%
33%
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46%
26%..
26
26
21
20%
20%
20%
;
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21
•
47%
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48 Vb
•
•
26
,,
23 Va"
23%
23%
69%
69%
69 Vat
70%
„•:•
44%
45%
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44%
44
44%
•
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49%
49%
50
26%
26 VB
21
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20%
24
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23%
71%
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53
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26%
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26%
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82%
83%
82%
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80 Va
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%
25
104
Mar 16
82
Mar 22
.
14% May 15
Jan
3
11
e
Jun
15
13
48
Jan ^3
65% Oct
64%
Jan
3
95 V2 Oct
.
,
2
78% Jan
11
86V4 Mar 14
30
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11
447/8 Sep
Aug 25
106% Jan
Aug 30
31 Va Dec
110
3
5
*4%
5 Va
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8%
9
7%
TVs
637/8
62%
112
10
18
Apr
28
Jan
30
97% Oct
10
1
76 Va Aug 19
Dec 30
50
68
44% Dec;
44
Jan
17
747/a Mar
29% Aug
4
387/a Dec
7
35
Jan
5
53
Sep
12 Va Dec
7
24% Jan
4
13% Jan
3
25
May
13% Dec
6
27% Jan
Oct
24
17% Jan
19
60
-80% Sep
6
85% Jun
8
66
Jan
29
6
Jon
6
86
2
24
Jan
18
10% Oct
26
17% Jan
12
Sep. 15
26% Jun
4
30% Nov
7
14% Apr
29
16% Dec
2
72% Dec
9
66
Jan
36% Aug
9
23% Aug 25
29
Jan
3
3
58% Sep
31
:
Jan
4
15
24
3
67% Sep
15
82% Sep
12
26% Dec
5
40% Jun.
2
28
Sep.
1
19% July 21
16
Jan
4
68
Feb
2
81
Jan
26
23
Jan
26
27% Jan
3
3
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86
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37
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19
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50
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80%
5
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16
13
:
28
Feb
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Bulova
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81 %
y
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second
5
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51%
26
26
82 Vt
81%
81%
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5 Va
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;
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,
9
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9
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100
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3,300
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90 Va
91%
92
83%
84%
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84%
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40
40%
40
40 Va
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110%
110
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220
*
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110%
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95%
95
95
55%
56%
55 V4
57 Va
56%
58%
50 Va
16 %
51
50
50
50
50
17
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16%
16%
16%
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96
300
179,100
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80%
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83
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41
41 Va
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42
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13 Vt
13%
13%
13%
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14 V4
14%.. 14%
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100
1,300
;i
54 Va
53
54
53%
15
15%
15 Va
15%
15 Va
15%,
15%
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
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82
82
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54
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55
15%
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.
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:
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70 Va
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100
70 Va
84%
84%
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31%
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31
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25
32
31 Vb
31%
31 Vb
22%
22%
22 Va
23%
22 %
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-
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31%
:
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24%
25 %
24%
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6,000
31%
.
27
3% Oct
31
12% Dec
7% Jan
Sep
18
6
4Va Jan
3
34% Oct
California
26
Packing
Mining
Callahan
8% Aug 31
6
26% Jan
18
13% Jan
3
22Va Jun
5
9% May 13
18 % Oct
20
4
18% Jan
12
Campbell
7
92
Dec
14
11% Apr
77% Jan
12
128 % Aug
22
9
24 Va Dec
8
21% Jan
4
28 Va Apr
4
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp
Sep 12
Apr 29
83% Jan
25
90% Jun
6
$4.25
Oct
27
-'"•Canada
45
Mar
19
Mar
80
Feb 26
43% Mar 14
32% Mar 22
20% Oct
55
28
May 26
For
87
49
45% Dec
27% Apr 18
61% Aug 22
footnotes,
21
see page
43% July 27
44
50
Jan
3
21 Va Jan
3
55:" Sep
1
27V* May 22
5ft
4
83
24.
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..
Apr
3
.
,
•
Calumet
&
Hecla
30%
1
Inc
Red Lake
conv
2.50
Corp
Corp
7%
14%
15%
5
Mines
Ltd
,1.80- '
common—1.66%
4
preferred
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Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
-—100
_No par >
25
Mills Co.
No.par
Cannon
Southern
Ry
Co.
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.
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; 32
34%
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8
.
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8
8 Va
7%
•
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14%
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14%
14 VB
14%
14
16%
16
16 Va
15%
16
15%
119%
116 Va
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22%
88
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53.
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74
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,
52
116%
23
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88
48
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47%
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31% ;
16
120 V*
23%
52
74
7%
14%
47%
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7%
157/a
117%
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31%
7
7%.
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T
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30%
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52%
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10
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18,300
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8
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117
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12,900
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35,500
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600
13,000
63 Va
63
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55%
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r
41
1 *
100
....
.
6,600
.
:
41
100
preference T,
100
53
"26
40%
_5
—
Inc_
Industries
4%
preferred
3%% preferred
14,100
;
'<?: 13%
——10
Burlington
12,100
"40%
V
____1
1.100
.
83Va
"
;
50 Va
17'/a
12
8%
7 V*
r
No par
Burndy Corp
Burroughs
Corp
27
38% Mar 20
26 % Oct
Forge
Bullock's
82%. Sep 29
70 % Mar 28
8% Jan
common
,
64% - 65%
64'%
65V4
92Va. 1:95%
91%
92%
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84% >' • *83
84Va
39% J 40% ..
39%'* 40%
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96 ' /
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96
55%
59%
' '
55 V4
57 V4
■'
22% Aug 17
6
24
Co
: "
5
> *8%
.8%
7 • '
—No par
_5
preferred
Bullard
22% May 10
3
73 % Jan
—-
$5
Buffalo
15
Oct
16% Jan
'
Budd
v
48% Sep 13
19% May 17
21
7% Oct
9
11% Jan
24,
Jan.
4
76 % May 13
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co__
;.
",
*4%.
.y
.
26
52%
-
'
78 Va May
20 Va May 27
8
28
-
5%
preferred
_*_100
Braniff Airways Inc___
2.50
Briggs Manufacturing Co——3.50 ys •
Briggs & Stratton Corp
3
Bristol-Myers Co common
—1
V
3%% preferred
llOO
*
Brooklyn Union Gas common——10
5.50% preferred series A
-100 %>*•/
Brown Shoe Co Inc—
—_15
Brunswick
Corp
No par
May 18
27
2,400
69%
44
89,500
'.2,000
..
'
*26%
.7,
5,400
26
•••::%.' 69%
:•••.■
1,800
19,100
52%
47%
23%
70%
80%
52%
237/b
24%
7,200
28
53
.'
.
3,000
20%
69%
it
•; Vi'.:-
,
26
:••
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..
24%
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.
.
34,200
:
33%
25 Vt
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Co
90O
53:
33 Va
"27%
28%
53%
24
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
6% Mar 22
14
Sep
8% Jan
Edison
Boston
157,100
19%
79 <V.
■
52%
52%
6,800
41%
18%
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.
1,300
144
25%
■•
%
^
53%
28%
52%
47%
54
•/ 79
100
23,900
•
42
41%
19%
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'
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issued
8,400
1%
144
1
14,500
.
40%
41
-
41
'
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1 VB
145
53
33 Va
25%
41
40
19
21
80%
58
40%
41
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79'
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46 Va
1
62%
57
'
26
5,000
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1%
1 Vb
40%
■
.: •:
40%
146
18 Va
M
.
40 %
.
41 Vb
39%
26 Va
5
,
30O
16,100
11%
'
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28%';;
53%
41
34
.33%
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.
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79
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.
144
18%
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41
5
100
common
Stores
Food
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■
25%
■
r
40 Va
144%
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34%
24%
41 '
144
18'A
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55
34
Inc.—1.25
preferred
Borman
Oct
83 % Oct
11
Club
Co_
54% Oct
26
Jan
80% Oct
3
Oct
67
29
"•
1 Va
40%
,7.50
Book-of-the-Month
7
53
'
5
5.
;r—1
Inc
Stores
->
79
T%
40%
"> .40 "•*;
18%
*77
No par
:
Boeing Co
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
55% Feb
35
Inc
-
40%.
V 144
18%
*
—2.50
i-il
1 Va •'
' 40%
40%
,
42%
•144
r_10
Brooks
1%
40%
40.
-
5,700
16%
49%
62 Vt
57
50%
150
1
41%
*r
8
_100
Laughlin Inci
23% Aug
36% Apr
26
Dec
-40c
Co
Corp
1 Va
40%
1
—
Co_
19% Jan
;
79% Mar 30
29
Steel
>
2 pesos
Inc
:
1
11%
63%
55%
50 Va
-
10,400
84
82%
48%
11%
11%
oO
18%
33
*16
49%
6,400
86 %
18%
16%
48%
7,500
134
*32%
83
*16
56
',*50%
62%
54%'
'52%
53%
1
common
-
*84%
18 Va
33 Va
♦32
210
21%
133%
86
18%
33%
3,400>
97
21%
136
86
18%
*32
2,000
383
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21%
6,000
•>•
45%
74
>343
'
10
1
Corp
45
*73%
96 Va
133 V4
1
1
96 %
•
136 %
134
133%
♦84
96%
No par
Corp
Co
96%
21%
131
100
_1
Inc
380
133 %
21%
1
50
Gypsum
3,400
.
39
preferred—.
&
1,200
17%
23
3
Bliss
55%
17%
23 Va
Blaw-Knox
Mar 13
55%
17%
10
28
3,100
22%
18
7
Aug 18
1,700
21 %
17%
f
-84
30O
40
20%
22%
45% Apr
Oct
10
7%
2,400
17%,
71% Apr
6
Mar~28
18 V* Aug
Bethlehem
17
May 15
*39%
190
3,200
22%
preferred-^jQQ
Inc:
Co
Bestwall
148
1
18% Oct
76% Dec
&
49% Apr
7
21
2
Best
400
30
38 %
Consolidated
Benguet
42
40
22 Va
57%
99%
88
*53%
Corp
48% Mar 13
13
33
35 %
99 %
*87
18%'
9
16% Jan
36%
39%
Corp..
Life
98 %
*87
23%
26
1138% July
10,900
35%
99%
16%
17%
22% Jan
•
35%
34%
•
23
Jan
41
13,500
16%
1
31 Va Sep
•
Jan
8,300
8,500
16%
16%
40
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common—
5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
50c
71
28,300
9%
54%
4%%
S)
preferred
5%
19
3
8
5%
:
38%
Beneficial Finance Co
33 Va Jan
Aug 26
51,300
■
54
Bendix
13
Jun
60,000
■
-
40%
31
20
57 Va Jan
25,000
48 V8
9
•
400
'
54%'
22
May 18
.»■
1% Oct
50
5%
47 va
48
1,900
29 Va
39 %
Jan
52
38% Jan
151
28 Vt
-
7,900
24%
,.
53%
59% Sep
12
1
5
2 4
40%
Bell Intercontinental
10
6
16%"
54%
RR
Howell
&
43%
"■?
1
10
Belding-Heminway
5
Jun
37% Dec
16Vb
.
13
67 Va
Bell
30% Nov
138 % Jan
-
x9 Va
"
1
12%
6%
47%
9%
-
.
•
—
39%
16 y. Apr
4
48 Va Jan
84%
24 »/4
46%
5-'
83 Va
23%
22%-
•.'
84 V4
*23 V4
;5%
9
83 %
-3,600
23%
46%
-
1
—24,100
*23 Va
X22%
25 Va
53%
16 Va
29
140
52%.
16%
.
2%'
1
53%
69% May 25
28
33% Jan
23%
24
>
:
44
16%
28 V4
22%.
85
43%
;
.
16%
29%
Inc_„
31
20% Mar 29
28%
*84
.
54 v*
....
13
23%
*
,
43%
53
12%
16%
30
85
43%
24%
29%
1
Instruments
12
57% Jun
45
Mills
22% Oct
18
8
23
*84
.j
.
13
100
preferred—.
Oct
19
23
2,700
24%
3 7
•
16 %
15%
13,000
13
3
13 Va
*23%
L5%
10 Va
50%
No par
common__.J2.50
Co
prior
Aug 10
14% Jun
24%
46,100
10%
50%
27%
1
4%%
153 Va Aug
3
37% Jan
24%
2%:
13
•
*
28%
10%
51%
10
conv.
25
Oct
23%
3
13
9,900
__10
3% %
83
50% Dec
32 Va Mar 31
81
84%
88
Inc
100 % May 15
11
17% Mar 14
Jan
83%
99%
Corp
Aug 30
316
Mar 16
•87
2
83
35%
Inc
Inc
Foods
42% Apr
7
31 Va Dec
103% Sep
Works
Cigars
47% Oct
6
15 % Sep
83
24%
2%
ia
10
75%
•',
1
Lomb
&
4
94% Jan
54-
•
108%
28%' %
44%
83%
800
2,200
10
-
85
44%
53 %-
88
Corp
Laboratories
51% Jan
Aug 29
25% Jun" 9
85
44
53%
9974
Corp_.
Baxter
33 Va Apr
97
85%
44
52%-"
100
B
:
Iron
61% Aug 29
28
8
3
75%
28 Vb
10'/a
17'/a
Corp
Inc
Products
Sep
275
75 %
51
*85
40%
97%
75%
;
51
10%
50%
24%
preferred_100
100
stamped
Aroostook
&
7
90 Va Feb
Mar
'
-
28 %
10%
16%
common
non-cumulative
4%
Jan
249
'
27 %
75%
9,300
39%
*97 Va
109
•'
130
1,800
-16,300
v
108 Va
98
*103 %
>'
'
41
•97%
109
51%
100
series
Ohio
&
Preferred
Bangor
56 % Dec
3
183
28%
24%
*40
lO'Ve
35%
Stamped
19
45
5
Mar 21
37
24%
98 %
7424
__13
com
'•
4l
*98
75%
_100
preferred
63 Va Jun
30 Va Oct
24%
No par
Corp
Elec
&
Gas
preferred series C
4%
70 Va Mar 17
3
34 Va Mar
27
19 Va May
8
39% May
20
Baltimore
62% Jan
3
25% Jan
Baiwin-tiima-Hamilton'
29% May 18
20
17
__
24%
*40%
50%
85
9
Co
Inc
:,247/a
X27%
83
1
Wilcox
Tools
15
Jan
63
27
Jan
Inc
T)
&
Oil
Baker
47 Va Jan
Aug 25
13% Mar
9
Dec
•
18
Jan
88 Va May
39
14% Nov
49
(B
Babcock
24%
44%
5c
Corp
27%
c
,
'
100
40% Aug 31
11
Babbitt
26
18
4
17 Va Jan
31
Oct
Electronics
20%
26%
10%
85
1
Corp
20
28 Va
51%
,,
52%- "54r-
Refining commonseries B preferred
■
May 10
20 Va
27
75% "
29
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
20% Oct
-
5
4V4 Feb
14% Apr
25
26
17%
20
-
10%
43%
2
2% Oct
25
30% Jun
11
4
6% Jan
5
84 Va Oct
17 Va
20%
29 Va
51
No par
RR
18
26%
28 Va
75%
28%
com—4%
100
Co
*17%
20%
28%
*108%
i
•.
"
*17% V 18
171/2
20%
28%
f
.
-100
'
—
•
-^v'17%
24%
25
*24%' 24"%
>40%
40%
40
40
. 98%;
-99%
.
* 98 "
98%
*108% 109yyv ,*103% 109
series_No.par
Corp
&
f
2,600
83%
►...
16,'900
72%
13% Dec
21% Oct
Dec
3
3
18,100
*82%
43%
12% Oct
Jan
71%
44%
2.50
$1.50
Line
71'/a
83%
43%
17%
^
Investment
Coast
10,400
72%
:
preferred
4%
Atlantic
42%
72%
—10
$3.75
100
Atlas Chemical Industries
—1
Atlas. Corp
common
1
5% preferred
.—2Q
Austin .Nichols common
_No.par
Conv
prior pref
($1.20)—No par
60
21,900
*2 %
x
43%
preferred
City
2,900
73%
*82%
43%
*17
Santa Fe cotn_l0
non-cumulative preferred;..-19,
5%
Atlantic
Shares
39
3o-/-i
;
Atchison Topeka &
„
•
>.; .72%
1
Inc
Diy Goods
1st
'
■
No par
common,
Oil.& Refining common-.-1
Associates
Y
48 Va Feb
39 Va
72%'
2.50
Corp
preferred
,5.25%
.
3
Aug 24
87% Feb
July 14'
Const-able
Associated
7
July
76Va Sep 20
38 Va Aug
24
29*
1
39%
72%
5
Co
Industries
Ashland
1
Dec
1
56% Jan
39%
72%.
(Del)
Cork
Sales for
the Week
Oct. 27
39%
*
'
•.
-V Friday
,
72%
Coip
Equipment
Arvin
6
Oct. 2<i
39%
Co
preferred
Armstrong Rubber Co
May 22
37% Jan
29 % Jun
100
46
Feb
5
27% Jan
3
t
Tnursday
_10
Service
Co
&
PRICES
Oct. 25
5
Public
Steel
HIGH
weauesday
Oct. 24
No par
Corp
$3.75
85%. July 28
13% Mar 16
20
20
"
16% Oct
3
Oil
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 23
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
23 % July 26
30% Sep
l!
'
LOW
v '
■
Monday
;
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
'
-STOCKS
Range for Previous
•:*
e
q
1,200
|
it
11
%
Volume
Number
6103
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(1851)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Prevlona
Ifear I960
Lowest
3914 Oct
23
5
Sep
9
88'/a Jan
Feb
•
44% Jan
25
26% Jan
3
36
2
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
Aug 18
91% Jan
•
102% Oct
12
61 % Oct
4
98
5 •/.:'/
60% May
25
Carlisle
«
19
43 Va Jan
3
4
39% Jan
3
52% Mar 30 '
6
32 Va Jan
3
49
43 Va July 15
40
% Jan
27
Jan
3
Carrier
.
40% Sep
23
26
■78% Jan
4
46 Va Feb
7'/a Dec
5
22 Va Jan
5
6% Oct
71 % Dec
30
35 Va Aug
3
:
Oct
9
13% Apr
__5
47
47%
10
29%
29%
13 Va
13%
Ohio Ry_100
100%
100%
Light-;
60%
43%
45
10
—
3
50
common
Products
45
;1
Inc_
3 Va Nov
'114% J.an
19
52
90% May
Oct
25
7% Feb
22
26
2% Oct
26
34 Va Jan
6
30 Va Feb
1
94 V2
Sep
9
31% Jan
8
Case
Sep
Feb
88
19
8
89
Jan
31% Oct
21
Oct
25
114% Jun
17
121 %
22
3
«
Sep
21
30
83% Jan
13
71% Jan
3
July 22
35 V. Jan
15
24 V. Jan
3
~Jun 29
19—Jari
11
40% Aug
20 V.
17
-Jan
129
Jun
15
28
85% Apr
Oct
12
10
68 V2 Oct
22 Va Jan
3
28 Va Jun
18% Jan
3
38
6
Jan
22
24% Jun
30
59
75
Sep
20
19% Mar
8
-
32% Jan
30
88% Jan
27
42% Jan
4
8
Aug 17
80%'Aug 17
28
Dec
Mar
59
Mar
'
40
45%
*45
34%
♦34%
69%
5%
7
4%%
Central
26
47
€
•'■Central
42.%'Jun
15
38
Jan
24
28% Feb
15
25
Jan
4
> May 11
33% Mar 16
13% Sep
14
9% Jan
0
22% Mar 29
Oct
42
Jan
17
44% May 17
20 Va Jan
24
Jan
6
31
11
July 25
21% Dec
26
Oct
24
40% Apr
7
3% May 11
5 Va Jan
18
70 Va Jan
11
5
42%. Jan
6
8
94V2 Aug 19
48 Va Aug .25
90
Jan
9
38% Oct
26
22V2 Nov
21% Jan
4
50% Apr
321/4 Jun
40
Oct
24
Dec
88
21
Jan
■
34'A Mar
4
17'A May 13
23
28
3
69% Oct
31% Mar
1
4
Sep
57
2«
26% Jan
-•
Illinois
Light
Illinois
Certaln-teed
Products
Aircraft
Corp
i:
.
Champion Papers Inc com—No
$4.50 preferred—
Champion Spark Plug Co
;
£
27% Mar 20
3
30% Jun
Chemetron
10% Mar 22
30% Dec
13
431/4 Jan
4
32
3
431/2 Oct
13
54% Oct
26
69% Jan
6
54% July 21
67% Jan
18-v
Aug
5
991/4 Apr
13
29
17
Jan
18
14
341/4 Jan
21
Dec
19
43% Jan
6
35% Dec
23
30
40Vi Apr
7
13% Oct 24
26% Jan
6
501/4 Nov
2
69% Feb
26
13% Dec
6
231/2 Jan
4
15
9
Chemway
14% Sep
18
24
Sep
18
31
Mar 30
32% Aug 10
13% Jan
3
37% May 26
7
62
Feb
3
26'A Oct
Corp
5%
12
pfd
non-cum
—100
4
231/2 Jan
29% Jan
4
28
Jan
3
38iAMar21
Chicago Pneumatic
29V2 Jan
5
20
Jan
3
27 Va Oct
Chicago Rock Isl <fc Pac RR
No par
15
Oct
32
8
15
Jan
4
Chicago Yellow Cab
Chlckasha Cotton Oil
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
Chrysler Corp
10% Oct
18
151/4 Jan
4
12V4 Jan
23
20% May 15
17% Nov
4
26% Dec
30
21% Jan
12
31% Apr
11
Nov
29
71% Jan
6
37% Jan
3
57% Sep
21
30% Feb
8
41 % Aug 24
49% Oct
26
87% Sep
38
78% Jan
4
94% Feb
2
26% July 25
37% Jan
10
6
82% Jan
.'3
.July 19
98% Feb
7
102% Feb
39% Dec 21
37% Jan
3
49Vt Feb
Oct
11
89
*
Mar 23 /
28;:
49% Mar
9
68 V4 Dec
29
65 Va Jan
39% Jun
1
53 »/a Dec
23
49% Sep 26
20% Feb 13
58% May 17
24'A Oct
32 Va Apr
'
16% Nov
3
24% Jan
4
1 Aug 25
.
3
97
14% July 14
27'A Oct 28
41'A May 19
32
Sep
27
36% Dec
1
44% Aug
5
40% Jan
3
47% Jan
18
59%
Jun
23
53% Feb
23
90V# Jan
11
99
Apr
7
93% July 10
56 Va Dec
5
62
Apr
8
56% Jan
32
42
Sep 30
Feb
17
9
48 Va Mar
126 Va Feb
12
48% Feb
8
18
35% Apr
11
72% July
5
64% Dec 14
Noy
'7
80% Dec
28
137
19% Nov
10
26% Nov
1
26% Atlg 24
6
41V# Jan
71% Jan
5
78
21% Oct
5
41% Oct
24
13 Va Dec
5
42% Dec
30
30
Jan
18
34
Dec
7
* July
15% Apr
11% July 27
33
;
45'A Oct
'
.
4
21 Va Jan
26
74
Jan
6
29
Oct
Jun
20
35% Jan
4
50% Aug 16
30% Oct
14'A Jan
43
Jan
"
12
'
5
Oct
50% Mar
17,'
,:23% May 17
3
49
3
„
2
54
July 27
.100
•
24
39% Aug 16
64% Feb
14
31 Va Oct
42% Apr
57
•
3
Clevite Corporation*
iCluett Peabody & Co com
95%
i
1
23%
23%
-.
*431/4
;
'
"
7
£ f,
./
10
Columbia
Gas
18
Columbia
Pictures
76% Oct
18
$4.25
52% Jan
6
74 Va Aug
24
23% Jan
3
28
21% Jan
7.1% Nov
28
67
Dec
9
3
53% Oct
24
19% Oct
31
28'A Jan
4
50% Jan
23% Jan
41% Jun
13% Mar
4
56 Va Mar
8
90% Jan
4
103% Jan
22
Jun
2
25 Va Jun
69 Va Dec
20
15
21% Jan
;
,
13
8'A Feb
Aug 19
68 Va Jan
110% Aug 30
30% Sep
14% Dec
1
9
3
Oct
72
>
4
.
1
3
77%
23 y.
23%
24 *
31%
31'A
31%
31
63%
66
64%
67 Va
66%
34.
33
34.
33 Va
33%
6V4
65
35%
5%
45%
45%
39'A
39%
39 Ve
92
39%
92
40
92
24%
20%
25
20%
21%
9
42%>
59%
99
12 ♦
22%
25
,
..£'■■
21 Va
8%
42%
59V.
*971/2
*20%
*24'/2
33%
,
16
*
*57
50%
92%
'
34%
48%
77%
137
24 Va
24 %
30%
16'/.
•;
44%
»■
29 Va
39%
39
39%
92%
92%
91%
91%
38%
39
38%
38%
13,800
24%
25%
24%
25V4
32,400
20
20
19%
19%
18%
19%
3,400
21 Va
9
42%
59 Vi
21%
21%
21%
.
•
,
21%
21%
7,700
'
8%
9
43
16V.
I6V2 :
231/4 ■'
327/8
33Va
26%
,
191/4
16 V2 V,;
231/4
32%
33
,
25%!
19
16%
22%
26
19
•
51%
16%
23'A
52%
48'A
*87
*101%
48%
88
102%
23Va
51 Va
48%
87Va
41%
£
'
30
15%
48%
91%
51%
31
25%
12%
*
50%
30 Va
25%
12%
£
68%
69%
98%
98%
59'A
59'A
*33%
34%
46
46%
75%
77Vt
*135V\ 137
90'A
92%
24 Va
24 Va
46%
46%
*75%
76%
51
51%
42
91
42
92%
51
31
26%
12 Va
34%
44%
t
• <
34 r
34%
443A- 45JA
69V»
697/.
98% • 98%
*59
60
33 Va
33%
45% 46%
75V4
75%
*135>A 137
91 Va
92%
24
24
46%
76 Va
49%
47%
76%
50%
29%
15%
*48
...
29%
16%
48%
5.25%
23
14
V# Jan
11
19% Mar 29
29
10
Aug
17% Jan
18
12
Jan
3
15% Mar 22
12% Jan
12
7% Jan
3
13
May 26
40% Dec
2
3
63% Oct
37
Jan
3
May 11
25
4
68% Dec
96 y4 Jan
13
103% Dec
30
Jan
3
42% Feb
17
60% Jun
27
36 V# Apr
7
2
42% Dec
2
37% Jun
13
49% Aug 31
38% Oct
17
38% Oct
26
20
May
May 17
42 % May
18
30
66% Jan
101
31
87% Oct
20
105% Apr
3
Va Jan
9
46
17
$5
6
20% Jan
5
Consolidated
50% Jan
3
27% Sep
67% Oct
8
22
9
Consolidated Natural
Laundries
4
29% Jan
4
42% Oct
26
Consolidation
12
61% Jan
4
81
Oct
19
88 % Jan
96% Aug 22
96% Aug 25
92% Jan
4
98% Oct
13
88
81% Jan
20 Va Sep
19
Apr
29% Jan
5
5
Jan
14
94
Oct
7
37 Va Jun
28
49
Dec
30
100% Jun
16
107
31% Dec
2
47% Jan
75% Jan
7% Dec
Dec
83
85% Jun
12
July 11
90
Mar
29% Feb
95
12 V# May 15
Feb
117% Oct
24
44% Jan
6
Jan
3
4
34% Jan
3
46% Oct
4
83 % May 23
77% Jan
6
85% Jun
2
14% Jan
7% Jan
3
12
Aug 22
20
103
6
22% Jan
27
18% Oct
19
44% May 11
59% Dec
21
54% Jan
4
7% Dec
29
11% Jan
3
7% Jan
3
Jun
1
57% Dec
22
46% Oct
26
19
40
31
Sep
For
20
40% Mar 16
footnotes,
see page
9
28
21% July 5
90% Jan 11
35% Jan
24.
3
58
111
9
11% May
60 Va Apr
31
8
28
May 17
43%
49%
4,700
•
87%
44
3,200
91%
92%
90%
91%
,j
5,900
51%
52%
52
52%
1
18,200
32
32%
33%
25%
25%
26
26%
4,400
32%
12%
12%
12%
3,400
33V4
34%
33%
44%
34%
45'A
6,800
68%
69
98%
99
44%
44%
69V4
69'%
.
,
7,400
7,800
5,000
98V4
99
58%
59
*59
59%
331/4
33%
*33%
34
45%
46
45%
75%
75%
75
*135
137
*135
280
-
70
760
46%
7,400
3,600
78
137
—
90%
92
17,100
23'A
23%
23%
23%
3,700
21,900
471/4
47%
47'%
47%
76V2
76%
76%
76%
49%
50%
48
49 %
8,400
29'A
29%
29Va
29%
22,800
15%
16
15%
48%
43
30.900
48%
500
44%
43%
;
15%
48%
<
*48
510
44%
390
36%
39,500
29
51,100
26%
28%
27%
28
27%
28
77%
*75%,
77
76
76
X74%
74%
110
67%
67%
7,400
69 Va
69%
3,300
28%
67 %
67%
68 %
69
69%
29
29%
29 Vs
29%
50%
50%,
50%
51%
34%
91%
67%
29%
28%
287/a
51
52%-
"
93
91 Va
45 3A
46%
99%
99%
♦99 Va
99%
99 Va
99 Va
109%
109%
109%
109 Va
109%
120
11,900
6,200
-
*109
109%
45%
17%
17%
18
18%
10Va
10
10
10
10%
10
14%
14
14 Va
13%
14%
13%
14 Va
9%
9%
63%
87
82%
83
104
104 %
103%
104 V4
45%
45%
45%
451
46
45%
44%
*35%
900
10%
63
47
4,500
6,300
46 Va
16%
84'A
46%
45%
46%
17
63
*37% "38%
.
19 Va
82
45%
7,700
35,400
34%
46%
46%
92
'
92
99%
104%
34%
34
46
16%
52
91%
10,700
29%
34 %
93
99%
17
28%
49%
35%
99
*109
7,500
34 Va
47 Va
45%
.
68'A
68
109 7/a
—
92'A
67
34%
-
91%
68%
-91%
280
102%
9%
10 Va
45 Va
46
9%
9%
10,700
8,300
10
63
63%
63
63%
29,900
82%
83
82 Va
82%
15,900
105
104%
104
.
2,000
105
45 Va
44%
45%
12,300
44%,
46
46%
3,700
*36%
37%
37%
*36%
37%
26
26
25%
25%
65%
65%
7,700
41%
*36%
37%
1,300
26 Va
25%
26%
25%
'67%
65 Va
66%
65
65%
65%
65%
42
42%
42'%
24,500
42
42%
42
42%
42
79%
42%
80
80%
80
19,500
80%
80%
793/f
80
803A
80'A
No par
750
97 3A
97 3A
96%
96%
96%
96%
97'A
96 3A
96 %
140
971/4
97
96
96
Co
l
'
..
*96
.
Inc
of
88
88
88
•
27
26%
26 3A
93
♦90
93
*90
*87%
26
*90
93
7%
120
88
25,600
26%
92
22,600
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7'%
7%
55
553A
541%
54%
54%
54 Va
54 3A
54%
54 3A
106%
1063A
107'A
340
107'A
106
107%
107%
*107%
46%
46
46%
32,500
46%
45%
84%
83
83
108
84%
83
46%
83
8'/a
7%
46 3A
8
7%
8
*19
8
65%
63
64
10
10'/a
10
10%
:•
47
48 '
47%
48
54%
20
55 Va
•
54
54%
,
*19
20
63%
*19
6
841/2
*83
Ve
■
26
7
453A
*83
2
.1
108
46'A
45%
10
Delaware—^^5
Corp
97
541/8
No par
preferred
*96
6
Copper <fc Steel com
Insurance
26%
*90
97
26%
88
26%
93
'
1.25
^
common
Continental Motors
88
26%
*90
96%
*
*87%
87
26%
No par
preferred I
96%
*96
87
100
Lines
Steel
87
26 Va
preferred
Continental
48%
*101%
102%
43%
31
62%
No par
Continental Oil
43
62 Va
Corp of America com___5
convertible
49%
87%
61%
preferred
$5
87
9%
$4.16
Continental
48%
*101%
66 Va
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Inc
70 % Aug
73,600
14
No par
$3.75
52
10
preferred
Continental
51
5
:
5
5
52%
25 3A
May
15
190
17
51%
10%
84
Continental Baking Co common
V. May
10,600
12,400
18%
15,200
14%
104
3
24
33
25%
18%
23%
10%
$4.52
4%
;
23%
10
5
Mar
21% May 11
62
Coal
Continental Air
32 Va
25
...
K1
1q
preferred
Container
3,300
.
23%
14 Va
1.33%
Consumers Power Co com
98 V#
5,900
32 »/8
31%
23
10'A
No par
Corp
63'A Dec
13
16%
Qas
40 % Jan
Jan
900
'22%
22%
12,700
No par
>
51% Dec
93
109 Vs
,—1.33%
Oct
87% Jan
*16%
1
Corp
23 % Jan
$4.50
18%
10
com
,
25%
18%
581/2
"
67%
93%
93%
No par
1
preferred—:
When issued
33%
25 %
16%
58
68
36%
35%
99
Co
53% Jan
27
27%
*76
53%
.
47
Consol Electronics Industries
Consolidated Foods
32 Va
1,100
16 Ve
28
68%
67
No par
of N Y
33
35
t'
28
1
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consol Edison
23
32 Va
1,200
,
27%
27%
29
'
Comptometer Corp
Conde Nast Publishing
22
*34
;
36 Va
—100
100
preferred—
Jun
\
:
28%
12.50
111% Apr 18
24% May
4
107
•
57%
36%
28%
25
com
16%a
57 %
29
67'A
Co
34%CL
16%
500
24
36
66%
preferred
23 Va
28
29%
Edison
4.64%
22%
24%
200
12 Va
*20%
V,
37
77%
issued
When
8
1
Jan
Commonwealth
9
*11%
34
.
12%
24 Va
„
1,000
12,800
22%
43
28%
1
1
*20%
36 3A
53'A
5-
100'A
*42 %
28%
Oct
*97%
1
1
50% Oct
99
37 Va
5
101% Feb
59%
43 '
Engineering Inc
29
43
58%
36%
*75%
Solvents
43
59%
43
Credit
Commercial
2,000
43
♦11%
;T
1
23% T.
32%
33Vs
57% -57%
•
9
99
34
■•
140
58%
33%T-C ■
16%V. .■
571/2
*20%
241/2
8%
11,100
42 %'
59%
99
121/4
22%
241/2.
34
"
*97V2
*11 %
9
43%
9
Co
1,200
92%
37 Va
Commercial
6
59
Southern
&
13,300
26,500
40
25%
•
36%
10
61,000
-
'
45
43
Combustion
7% Jun
23
Columbus
44%
*48
X_No par
Ohlo- Elec—8
to
46
48%
*48
No par
Columbian Carbon
61/4
3,400
3,800
14,500
39%
-•
39%
102%
29
,15%
46
>■
6
35,300
■
25
92
■
*45'A
,
►
87
*101%
50%
30%
25%
12Va
34JA
44 Va
6Va
6
41 Va
.<
*
•";
'
6
48 V\
,
46% * 47Va
75%
76'A
50%
52
100
Inc
1,700
6%
627/a
92
50
common
5,300
68
33 Va
-
34 Va
60
15%
110
'
77% :
24 Va "
31 Va
^69Va-.
97%
I- 30Va
3,200
94%
70%
24 Va
31%
91
£
48 V4
*94 %
77 J/4
31 Va
12%
47
77
par
48'A
95
'
*94%
76Va
20%
31%
45'
*135V4
......
49
49
33
900
44%
34%
*33%
.
3,000
*72%
28 '
34%
97%
.
33'A
32%
73 *
19%
31%
*59
.
33
"
,
44
127
68%
:V
7,200
-
27%
12'/a
V
100
75
73
500
■'
v
45
.....
45
19%:
51 Va
31
,
23
45
44%
41%
,
261/#
,.
23
46%
28
48%
50%
.
23V4
19'A
87%
35% May 26
100
23 %
*43%
25'A
27%
51%
91%
..
*25
x44Va
23%-,, ^«...23V4
33%
32%
32%^; y' 32%
26%
25Va
19
19
16%
*16%
23
22%
-
6,400
%
19%
102%
C
25
26%
27'/.
*27%
12%.£,".12
4l'A
.
'
23
*'
811/4
447/a
87V.
/
81%
900
18%
*101%
-
800
*123
27%
22% £.
25%
33%
47.%c.;
57'A
48 Va
..
125%
8IV4
125%
44%
20%
22%
50%
■_
30,400
94%
45%
31%
36%
18 %
16%
»-/
34%
*25
47
*
€V2
33
.
...
32
33%
18
21%
9J/a ;
42%,
59%-.
98
.>
54% Sep 14
39 Va Oct 12
11% Dec
3
System
820
3HA
27 Va
25%
231/4
>
System_2.60
preferred
97 % Jun >23
45% Sep
101
11
13
16
Oct
30
94%
32'/4
76V*
65%
.....57
-
1
1st pfd
Broadcasting
35% Aug
30
26% Nov
2
39% Feb
noncumulative
*93%
43,500
27.700
34 t
94%
•
35 Va
-
42%
59'A
98
£
1
•
23% Dec
17
Jun
56
4%
2,100
2%
37 '/a
32
9
par
Colorado Fuel «fc Iron common
5%% preferred series B
94
26,300
65
2%
36
18
21%
_
- *
94V4
£
391/2
.
100 -,/
Collins Radio Co
59
2%
371/4
300
7 '/a
18
24%
20Va
"
..
94%
23Vi
44%
93
40%
.
■
y<
28% v
45%
No par
11
21
14% Jun
43% July 27
19
58
;
'
7
.
600
25 %
76%'
<39
1
No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
$3.50 preferred
No
Collins <b Aikman Corp
No
Columbia
;;
*,
10,500
25
23% "£'•'■ *22Va
43% ■■■'
43%
31
10
1
Jan
18% Jun
60
28
7 Va
;.
11.000
18
Colorado A Southern Ry—
Feb
45% Jun
7
250
7
68
25%
77'76
43%
_No par
Coca-Cola Bottling Co Of N Y
1
15
681/4
25%
49
—100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
\
66%
67V4
48
47% •'
*92
40
5
,;;4> preferred
-4%% .preferred.;:
7% preferred
Coca-Cola Co
6
17
77Va Jun
20
.
Jun
30
24
76
2
49% Aug 21
S
30% Jan
July
95% Feb
4
30% Jan
7
Oct
79
140
10
,77% Jan
26
Mar 21
69
*17%
48%
25c
25
'
..
71% July 10
26
Apr
Oct
36 Va Mar
Jan V 4
61
133
25
61
10
Jan
^
14
51 Va Mar 20
99
5
y •
67%
17%
47V4
47%
*22 Va
100
8
Cities Service Co—
i
10
r
City Investing Coj..
3
W
City Products Corp
—No par
City Stores Co,
a
Clark Equipment Co__
10
'l
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
1
.iCleveland Electric Bum common—13
4
$4.50 preferred-No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
26
697/. Oct
preferred series A
Tool
C I T Financial Corp—
<41% Mar 30
•
•
.
34%
67%
32%
.
/
30% May 10
6
,
45
34%
25%
32 Va
V
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com_8.50
17
101
40'A
44%
34%
17%
32%
No par
Mar 20
26
4,800
401/4
45%
66
321/4
33%,
-16%
36V2 Jan
5%
40%
65
73*
50
15
12
39%'
17%
v
k
No par
preferred—
30
27
2,500
25%
25%
17%
64
73
12%
*20%
*25
." 33%
20
/
:•/£
74 %
76%
..
1.
;
Dec
Jan
25%
..
.
18
64 Va
* 73
-62%
X..
Sep
12
26
75
1.25
20
Feb
42%
*811/4
*25
25
'
6
22
38
42
*123
47
,
Chic & North Western com—No par
/
421/4
93%
23%
35
20% Dec
3
'A:; 81%
17%
par
—v.
Corp
series A
2,500
33%
34%
*23V4
- - '' *
1
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
27
13% Jan
5%
>
18% Feb 27
Feb
52
81
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
*3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago Jk East 111 RR com
No par
Class A
40
Chicago Great Western Ry com—10
May 16
15% July 31
21% Feb 14
81%
*94
j.No par
1%
4
6% Dec
♦81
—r 27%'
10
2—
3
16'A Dec
81%
60 >A
55
125%
1
J——
Inc
Chain Belt CO—
7-
103
♦123
33%
*43%
\
.
1
-
Co
Gotham
Chadbourn
7% Jan
July 1»
7% Jan ,'3
125 Va
32%
5
16% Jan
91
a1;1 J1
93%
..
47/",.
*
"
2.50
iNopar
20% Jan
94
*123
♦93
2,900
59%
2%
23%
'£
.
-90 '.*•?/:
6
Jan
125%
.
2,500
59%
36
*73
_
4
38% Jan
29% Jan
34%
23%
"
Service—10
141/4 Mar 24
6
24
.
6% Nov
t'7
37 Va
*44
com--No par
100" 7V
Public
30
Dec
17% Oct
"
100
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Checker Motors Corp
14
'34
25
& Elec—No par
preferred.^—
Cessna
•
24
4
34%
81%
Century Industries Co—No par
10
Mar 17
39% Oct
93%
*123
-1
Cerro Corp
941/4 July 27
4
GW
Hudson
140
3,400
31%
com__No par
Central Soya Co
.
7% May 10
40 Va
1
Co
Georgia Ry
•Central & SoUth West. Corp
46% May 31
3% Jan
93%
26
Central RR Co of N J
fl
29
94
34 Va
series A-100
preferred series B—1
U
26
27
of
78% Oct
July 18
93%
100
-
.
Foundry
100%
*45
"
97 % Apr
20% Sep
37
63 %
<7
29% Jan
'
V
__10
preferred,.
Central
100%
101
34%
r
,
\
3
12%
42V4
55 ; '
2%
36%
36%
X12%
""
7 Va
52
2%
13 V4
59%
'
69 %
7
7%
29
"
'
34%
'
53%
2%
3
25%
18
Sep
53
-
40%
.
46%
28%
12%
•
,,
'.45%
68
67%
,
37%
*17%
Central
Feb
*,
'
18'/a
24
18
55 Va
■
65%
Sep
17
7
7%:
26 Va
57 Va Jan
28 % May 23
66%
64%
2
Oct
'
r
{
*17%
38 % Jan
50
39%
—20
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
92
60
40%
46'A
29 V4
101
42%
Shares
47
29
*
42 V*
the Week
47
'
101
59%"
♦34%
Friday
Oct. 27
'
.
'
42%
*45
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 26
:/•,</.
13
'
34%
•
!
•
42%
;
V
46%
29
♦100
45
2%
100
Products Corp
Central
5
' July 12
75 Va Oct 20
PRICES
f
,
'
_1
preferred
59
29
.
12%
13%
100 %
40
37
Cenco
3
Dec
13
Instruments Corp——1
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
'—5
5%
: Oct
28%
I
.54%
Celotex Corp common
34% Jun
35
__7
common_No par
conv preferred
27% Jan
28
i
;4Va%
50
-7
preferred
2nd
23
19% Oct
9
/''
*5
46 Va Dec
17
.7%
9
25%-Jan-15
100
f.
45 Va *
29%
J'%
£: 7
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
19% July
19
J.
pref erred
Tractor
Ceco Steel
'
21
t!62 Va Oct
21
4.20%
•
■
2nd
Caterpillar
,
••
lt>
31% Feb
s
.'■,.
'
'
May 23 .n//
32% Oct 26 ! V " !
27
Jan
preferred—
6 Va %
29
97
11
115 Va Jan
71 Va Dec
17
41%'Aug
(J I) Co common—12.50
31£%:/,7%
Mar 20
5
""
24
SALE
*
'
60% r 60%
.68
1
46'A
29 %
100%
'
34%
•
13
HIGH
Oct. 25
45%
>
61
_5
.
preferred
General Corp
Carter
-
i.
.No par
Carriers &
-
3
74
1
&
AND
Wednesday
Oct. 24 ;
,
;
Steel Co
Corp
4Va%
•
*
Tuesday
Oct. 23
No par
Power
Carpenter
v
Par
1
Corp
Carolina
May 19
i
Co
Carolina Clinchfield &
*:.
47% Apr 28-v.'V.
10
29 % Feb
LOW
Monday
'■£'/'
(Philip) Mfg Co
Carey
41% Jan
10
v> Carborundum
Mar 13
44% Sep
58% Jan
38'4 Sep 28
27 '/# July 22
2434 Oct
4
4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
25% Jun
1
39% Nov
Lowest
-
35% Feb
12
35
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
•
49% Jan
19
10% Dec
STOCKS
•,?.
Highest
81/2
20
*83
8%
8%
8%
'
*19%*
20
*19%
6,400
40
17,400
8%
20
<■'
«
•
25,300
5
64%
63'A
64 Vs
62 Va
63%
63 3A
10'/a
15,100
10
10 Ve
10'/a
10
10
,
47%
21,400
47%
47
47
46'A
47%
*54
1.500
55
54%
551/2
54 3A
55
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1852)
16
.
.
.
Monday, October 30, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
R*ngc for Previoug
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
19
25 Vis Sep
15
42 y* Feb
Dec
1
Sep
6
24 % Jan
37% Jun
7% Jan
15 y8 Oct
17
27% Jan
49% Jun
15
Oct
25
12%'DeC
5
24 % Jan
7
6
55
Jan
4
Feb
Jun
186
16
145% Sep
8
87
19
90
Apr
18»/e Oct
5
5
Aug 17
85% Jan
26
83 % Jan
9
83 y8 Apr
.'
15% Sep
4% Sep
10% July
1
July 27
July 27
••v.: 3
40
64% Jan
23 % Feb
17
16% Feb
17
,42
Dec
14
1
45
Dec
93% Sep
3
.29% May
Jan
30
3% Jan
22% May 11
9% Apr
77% Oct
26
24% Apr
11
25
29% Apr
13
11
40 y» Feb
23
39% Feb
_54% Dec
29
44
51% July 25
6
95% Jun
3
90% Jan
3
109% May 25
Jan
11
13
4
3
69% Mar 23
64% Jan
5
30% Sep
28
37
7% Dec
20
12% Jan
50% Dec
22
17% Dec
29
8% Jan
Oct
•
54% Jan
19y4 Jan
12% Oct 24
20
31% Jan
15% Jan
4
22
Mar 16
37 V* Jan
30% Jan
3
37
May
4
67% Sep 27
96
Jan
62% Feb
10
82
July
7
22
4
31% Jun
83
-
Jan ;
15% Jan
32
5
33% Jan
5
42% Oct
•
3
1
12% Jan
3
12% Oct 27
6
Dec
Jan
85% Jun
4
87% Aug 23
27 *
12% Dec
12
43% Jan
•
20
Mar
7
74% Feb
75% Jan
23
80
Sep 16
82% May 23
39% Dec 15
6
17% Jan
8
38 % Apr
28
54%° Dec
21
28% Jan
16
803/i Oct
23
13
Feb
13
76% Feb
9
80% Jun
79% Jan
4
83
32
16
173A Dec
25
76% Jan
80 % Aug
4
3
72% Jan
293/4 Oct
3
47% May
Aug
48% Aug 18
15% July 18
62% May 23
20% Jan
19
56% Oct
19
47 Va Aug
8
11
41% Jan
20
31% Aug 24
27% Jan
26% Aug 15
24% Jan
60% May 16
37
Mar 27
18 % NOV
4
16% Jan
22% Oct
Jan
20
7% Jan
Apr 20
20% Jun 21
13% Sep
28
Dec
6
7
10
11
15
14%
15
14
143/a
40%
4iy4
40y2
40%
40%
41%
41%
42
1338
14%
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3,600
11
16,400
4,300
42
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
31%
29%
30%
28%
29%
26 3A
27%
27
27%
20,700
55y4
56%
56%
57%
56%
57%
57
57%
38,800
161%
162%
162
163:%
164%
165%
164
160%
165
164
15%
1
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88
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93
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93
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22%
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22-%
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19%
5%
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;
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5%
6
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17%
26
22 34
23
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64
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20
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100
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17
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2574
1,200
38 %
39%
38%
116%
112%
43
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88
>8,700
25%
V X
112%
No par
common—5
94
92
88
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117
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43
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23,500
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60
60%
60%
60%
60
60%
No par
92Vb
92%
92%
93%
93
93
92%
93
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92 34
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
18%
183/8
18 3/4
preferred
Cudahy
4%%
:
convertible
Co
preferred
; ;"
15%
11 Va
69
68%
15%
5
Inc
15%
11% s 11 %
5
100
common
104%
104%
105
105
10
Sugar
Packing
Press
preferred—100
69
105
105
105
'105
10,100
550
18,500"
18%
104 %
104%
19
600
'
15%
15%
17
15%
153/4
15%
15%
11 %
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11
11 %
68 %
-
68%
68%
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*67%
69
4,000
11,800
300
;
69
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12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
123A
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34%
34
34%
34
34
34
34
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
36
36 %
36
36-
32
35%
34 A
34%
34
34
12%
12%
123/4
12 3/4
12 34
12 34
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/s
163/4
16%
1
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33V2
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33%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33 %
17%
33%
75%
76 %
75
75
40%
413%
40%
41
12
Drug
A
Inc
13%
10
1
DeSoto Chemical Coatings
14% Mar 26
3,200
*
55%
15%
common—2.50
Corp
343a
30 Va
100
1
25
com
31
34
55
12%
13'A
75%
74%
13
■
.<
74%
41%
41%
Decca Records Inc
50c
Deere & Co
1
Delaware & Hudson
No par
Delaware Power & Light CO—6.75
Delta Air Lines Inc
3
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y
2.50
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
4
35% May 17
14%
•
3%% preferred series A
100
Dan River Mills Inc
5
Dayco Corp
50c
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light common—7
Preferred 3.75% series A
100
Preferred 3.75% series B
,100
Preferred 3.90% series C
100
23
22
15 y8
Dana Corp common
6
39 % Oct
16
Jun 30
14%
31
0
60%
Cutler-Hammer
15% Mar 27
25% Jun
49% May 31
27% Oct 31
34 %
59%
Class
88% July 28
•-
31 %
34
Stores Inc„2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
$4 prior preferred
No par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
Curtiss-Wright common
1
30
7
14% Dec
29% Nov 29
31
34
60%
Cunningham
16% May 16
25
31%
33%
59%
Cuneo
1
35% May 15
3
32
60% Jan
25
Feb
,
14% Feb
liy8Sep 19
31% Mar 29
18
Corp
Seal
Cuban-American
73% May 19
Jan
Jan
13
i
3
15 y8 Aug
&
Zellerbach
5%%
23% Apr 18
13% Aug 21
14% Jan
July 26
10 y8 Aug
9% Jan
18
l
30%
33 y2
25
preferred,
$4.20
26% May 17
5
30%
33y4
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
12
89% Jan
Sep 20
30%
of
common
Cork
Crown
11
17% Jan
24
ay« Oct
63 %
62 y4 Oct
_
$2
Shares
31 Va
34Va
common
conv
Crown
the Week
Oct. 27
33%
5
preferred
Petroleum
Friday
Oct. 26
31
50c
preferred
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
Aug 22
109'/a Jan
22
5%
18
4
,
88% Nov 28
13 y2 Sep
1
Co
3%%
Crescent
29% Jan
95
5
Dec
Crane
50% Mar 10
124'A Sep
4
' 5
16
17
70% Aug 31
3
31
Sep
42% Jan
.
Jan
393A July 25
86
Jan
4
-
9
5
Co
ser
Thursday
Oct. 25
1
1
5
Co
Corp
Co
preferred
preferred
Sales for
Wednesday
Oct. 24
5
5
100
1947—100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
—1
Coty Inc——
—1
Coty International Corp_
1
3.%%
3%%
PRICES
Tuesday
Oct. 23
5
Steel Co
Products
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday
Par
America
Corning Glass Works
21
46% Jan 11
72% Jan 18
167/b Oct 27
21
34'A Oct
5
194% Apr
4
87% Aug 22
5
13
26
28 % Feb
Corn
18% Jan
22% July 21
Jan 15
4
17 ya Mar
Copperweld
Jan
88
11
27
9
13
4
July 18
76
12
72'A Jan
24% Jan
3
Copper
59% Jun
26
45% May
of
Range
22% May 24
42% May 31
13% Jan
26% Oct
Co
Cooper-Bessemer
Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber
Copeland Refrigeration
20
27V8Dec
124
6
29
33% Jun
21
Controls
40% May 31
30% Jan
July 11
16
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
2
42% Mar
20 Vb
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
41.
*87%
89
14%.<-14%
•
75%
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41%
•
40%
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753/4
413/8
12%
12%
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34%
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f
500
-
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7,700
8 00
25,900
300.
>
4,200
%
5,700
89
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123/4
12 %
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
9,100
39%
38%
39
363/4
39
37
38
38%
38 34
33,600
28%
29%
283/4
29 %
28%
29%
28%
293/4
29
29 3/4
8,300
8Q3/4
803/4
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*79%
803/4
79%
79%
79%
*763/4J
v
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78%
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36 %
37%
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36%
36%
36%
36 %
363/a
36 y8
51%
51
51%
51%
51%
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51 %
51%
51% %
>;
17%
17%
18%
18
60
8,700
18
17%
55%
563/8
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55
55%
403/4
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41%
29%
29%
30
293/4
31%
30%
32
28V2
30%
213/a
20%
21%
20%
21%
203/4
20"%
20%
20% !
10%
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10%
10%
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10%
10
103/a
10
13,600
18
56%
39%
20%
1
17%
55%
41%
28%
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40%
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17%
56%
'
60
36%
51
30
82
-
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v
:
4,700
.
7,100
8,900
9,400
17,000
10,600
~
40% Mar 23
13
^49% Dec 14
.
8
50 % May
29% Mar
2
Jan
14 v* Dec
27
14
Sep 30
14% Oct 24
Oct 24
20
29% Jan
663/a Aug 29
:58% Jan
>■
38% July
9
31
Apr 14
.20% Feb 23
,
17% July
|33% Jan
(
10% Dec
13
19% Jan
24
33
12/ ;
29% Jan
46% Apr
44% Oct
23% May
*
19
13
13% Jan
20
4
'
9
5
31% Jan
3
15% July 19
10
v
20% Mar 17
19
17% July 24
4
42% Feb
Oct
Detroit Edison
Detroit Steel Corp
DeVilbiss Co——
,Diamond Alkali Co
19% Mar 30
10
Mar
<•
-
4
28% Jan 12
25% Aug 23
8
18% Jan 17
Jan
3
42% Aug
6
24% Jan
5
14% Jan
4
21% Oct
24
70% Oct
25
99% Jan
4
70
85% Sep
7
19 % Jun
20
30% Jan
4
.
8
14 % Dec
27
July
7
■
25
May 3
22% Sep 25
33 %
Mar 15
19
24
12% Oct
28
Sap 12
Ya Aug 18
30% Jan
17% Jan
27% Mar 22
38% May 8
24% Apr 19
61% Oct
5
10
4
1152% July 18
8% Dec
5
13% Jan
4
7% Sep
27
14% Jan
22
178% Oct 31
266% Jan
5
9% Jan
19
185% Jan
3
9
38% Jan
3
423/4 Jun
8
44% Aug 25
13
11
T
42% Sep
15
44% Aug 24
41
46% Feb
5
46
15
Jan
87
45% Feb
20
24
44
Jan
3
48
44
Jan
4
17% Oct 27
19
Jan
19
26% Oct
11
20% July 28
39
Jan
5
22% Jan
8
Feb
6
25
34
Jan
8
21% Oct
24
30% Aug 30
29% Jan
3
61%
20y2
36
43%
16%
173/4
25%
24
32%
21%
61%
X 47%
62%
48%
323/4
323/4
19%
195/a
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15%
323/4
33
19%
•
20
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14%
43%
16%
i
62
16
16%
30 y4
3oy4
601/a "60%:V:
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62
60 %
48%
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19%
19i/2
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500
3,500
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19
35
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18
183/8
17%
17%
3,000
25%
263/a
26%
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25%
26 y4
251/4
255a
17,700
24%
23%
233/4
24
24
24 y2
241,4
24%
33%
33%
21%
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34
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35
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73%
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24
23 %
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22,500
31
18%
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31 V*
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31
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18
603/4
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1,300
1,900
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3,300
19 y4
191/a
19%
61 Va
61
6114
2,600
15 Va
14%
15
15
93/a
15
18%
603/4
9%
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151/B
14,800
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9%
91/4
2,700
232%
229%
232%
230%
2313/4
230%,
232
230i/2
231%
107
106 %
107
105%
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105 y2
105%
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50
33
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50
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.
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61
107
DWG Cigar Corp—
7,200
14,400
32 3/i
19%
-
:
30
613/4
48%
»
v
;
'
30 %
34%
X
6134
163%
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163/a
230
$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred-
28
Feb
45% Jan
42% Mar 28
July 11
18
i93/4
35
30%
'
30%
No par
No par
series
series
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
47% Apr
6
45% May 23
5
44% Aug 24
24% Jan
I
Mar 23
40 Va Jan
20
14%
33% Oct
25% Jan
42
14%
3
26% Sep 13
41
Aug 16
42% Jan
32»/2
19%
$3,50
8
$
<3
32J/2
$4.50
21% Mar
Jan
237% Aug
25
'
62%
30%
47%
30%
Diana Stores Corp
50c
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
2.50
Diners' (The) Club Inc
—1
Disney (Walt) Productions——2.50
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd_
2
Divco-Wayne Corp
1
Dr Pepper Co
No par
Dome Mines Ltd
No par
Dominick Fund mc
1
Douglas Aircraft Co
No.par
Dover Corp
1
Dow Chemical Co
5
Dresser industries
50c
Drewrys Limited U S A Inc
-1
DUBois Chemicals Inc
1
Duke Power Co
No par
Dunhill International
1
Duplan Corp
f
1
du Pont de Nemours (E I) com—5
-•
•
60%
16%
603/4
16V4
*16
47%
Preferred
100% Apr 19
77% Jan 20
61%
60%
>
30%
61
Preferred
Aug 16
60%
16%
„
k .30%
61%
20
Aug 16
83
40
10
10% Jun 22
;_^10
iv
;
49%
20
103
8
38% Jan
.-■»
60J/2
163/a
•
v,.
47%
Oct
5
74% Jan
Jan
Oct
15
Diamond National Corp
$1.50 preferred—
108% Oct
96% Jan
37
.16
5
Jan
8
20
—1
„
19
27% Jun
14% Oct
30
Dec
-51% Oct
;
12% Jan
28% Oct 20
26
X.74% Jun 21
26% Jan
15 ~
17% May 16
16 % Oct
37% Feb 24
29% Jan
6
4
33% Dec 12
28% Feb 15
7
;
35 Va Jan
49% Jan
■
28% JUn '24
15% Oct
62% Oct 25
20% May 17
;
'
>■14% Jan
26% Jan
E
8
11
28
-t
48% Jan
4
•33% July 29
6
Dec
24 % Mar
*44
435/8
43%
*47
19,000
r
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900
2
5,500
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43%
940
48 y4
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45%
25%
26
25%
25%
12,000
E
22
.
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194
Number 6103
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.
.
The Commercial and
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(1853)
17
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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75 % Dec
14
68% Jan
10
8
503/8 Jun
29
23% May 23
33% Dec
19
22 % Mar
101 % Jan
76% Jan
4
21% July
1
28
July 13
41
32
!
43% Oct
35
6
Bronze
General
4%
Cable
Corp
Corp
Mar 27
General
Contract
Co
Finance
Corp
76% Oct
9
50 3/4 Oct
27
General
Finance
24
General
Foods Corp
Instrument Corp;,
Mills common
100
Oct
General
113
51
108 3/4 Oct
85
General
General
May 31
Oct
Electric
5%
10
5
72
1
49
No par
96
Corp %
3
__100
Motors
Corp
$5
preferred
Preferred $3.75
27
Portland Cement Co
78
7
General
Precision
1
18% Sep
28
20% Oct
19
33% Jan
29% Jan-
52
8
Jun
Jun
7
$1,60
Aug 11
36 % Oct
Jan
12
6
19% Oct
25
4
253/4 Jan
%
General
Railway
General
Refractories
38% Aug 29
General
Steel
5
233/4 Oct
25
26% Sep
12% Oct
24
41% Oct
'
25% Jan
12
34% May 31
33% Jun
1
25
813/4 Jan
4
26
91
Jan
6
96% Feb
100
Jan
5
103% July
3
27 % May 11
27
26% July 14
32% Apr
3
203/a Mar 20
25
13% Jun
22
533/4 Jan
4
July 24
Jan
25
84% Aug
100% Oct
19
Sep
92%
100
5
19
106 % Jun
2
40% Oct
27
25% Oct
26
40% Jan
4
30% Jan
3
42% Feb
17
61%. Jun
23
533/8 Jan
4
19% Jan
4
65 3/4 Sep
6
50% Jan
20
19
96
23
95% Feb
6
24% Oct
Jan-19
23 Vb Jan
16% Jan
13
3
8
12% Oct
34% Nov
4
45% Jan
4
353/4 Jan
4
10 % Nov
23
20% Jan
11
11% Jan
3
3% Jan
21
1% Nov
1
29"*
3
144% Oct
Gillette
20
Gimbel
Brothers
23
$4.50
.
31% Aug
4
Ginn
&
13
Glen Alden
Glidden
76/
Aug 21
Goodrich
47
Sep
29
28% Oct
24
Goodyear Tire
27
30
Feb
17
Jan
3
54
Jun
7
4
35% Jan
4
78 % Oct
20
1% Jan
3
3 Vb Jun
14
10 3/8 Jan
15
73/8 Jan
3
8% Jan
6
6% Jan
7
.32
80
7% Oct
31
30% Sep
27
18
Dec
Oct
16
8
13
15
11
37
May
33/8 Jan
Jan
74
3
44% Jan
14
$0.60
21
Granby
Grand
52% Aug
39% Apr
9
Granite
3
Grant
18
4
80
Jan
3
19% Apr
3
35% Jan
3
62% Oct
27
28% Apr
18
26% Jan
26
Mar
6
19% Jan
3
24
52% Jan
4
483/t Jan
3
42% May 30
53%. Jan
5
393/4 July 12
51 % Feb
23
31% Jan
643/4 Oct
19
1
22% Oct
26
24
May 11
128% Jan
4
34% Aug 12
32% Feb
143
15
283% Jan
Aug 19
139 *
23
5
19% Oct
82
Jan
17
19
24% Aug 29
4
17% Dec
23
29
61% Oct
11
72
26% July 25
Far
37
footnotes,
Jan
15
Jan
90
^Jan
3
Mar 22
29% Apr
11
Jan
3
13
20
97
Aug 19
34% Sep
1
22 % Jan
Jan
25% Feb
-
,
4
see page
18
18% Jan
3
67
3
Jan
32% Jan
24.
3
503/4
4,300
95%
97%
27,800
27%
26%
27
32,300
26%
25%
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110%
110%
200
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20
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35%
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20
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Mining
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Ltd.
City
(W
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Co
Atlantic
14%
14%
151/4
15
15%
143/4
153/4
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80%
23,400
79
813/8
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99
106
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58
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106
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40
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13
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13
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45
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42
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42
42%
43%
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43%
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29
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270
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59
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61%
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58%
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25
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145
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Grumman Aircraft Eng Oorp___
Gulf Oil
■
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100
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58 %
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preferred
-
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100
27
4%%
26%
•
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Green
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
.
1
preferred
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—
'
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'
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.
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17%
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-
.
12%
;
Financial
8
14%
87 %
Pacific Tea Co__l
&
Western
42 % May
15
~
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Great
75 % July 28
149,900
26%
100
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Ry
2
800
25%
6.25
common
Northern
12
253/a
25
,
2.50
Steel
Great
Aug
*25%
25 Va
5
3% %
Paper
273/8 Oct
25 '/b
25
5
353/8 Mar 20
40
25 VB
251/4
88 %
convertible preferred-No par
Union Co
Nor
96 % May 24
25%
25
26%
_i
common
Northern
May 19
*26
25 Vb
.
1
Great
1
26%
17
25%
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Co
Great
3
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&
7
Aug
7
1
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Mar 22
39% Jun
146
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&
Graham-Paige Corp
15% Sep
17
41% Jan
72%
50
25%
138
5
Co
(B
(W R)
10 % Jun
25 % Jan
8
Grace
403/b May 17
75% Jan
Co
Gould-National
5
35 % Jan
18
72%
97%
.95
33%
-88%
zi
Inc
Brewing
4
15
15% Jan
Goebel
Jan
Aug 25
Jun
;
26
72%
50 y4
7
110V4
55%:
„
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;
3
24% Sep
;
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4
32% Apr 12
41% Aug 24
71%
48 V2
7
73
48%
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5
No par
Co
3
15
4,100
130,200
33%
17%
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Sep
1% Jan
20
14%
29%
*26'A
17%
14 %
51% Jan
" Oct
14%
28%
25%
56%
Gladding McBean & Co—5
33% Jan
73/8 Dec
14%
29%
25%
1
Co
23% May 11
17% May 16
453/4 Aug 22
4
5% May 10
10,900
5%
14%
36
69 %
15%
common..
Co.__
6
26
5%
17,200
■
24% Sep
,
5%
43%
263/4
58
*
1
89 % Jan
.
.
150
81
39%
25%
153/a
preferred
47% Jan
29
777,., ; 5%
104
423/b
-
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110 VB
355/u
783/4
5
Co
Oct
89
5
26
42
80
41%
2,400
48%
20%
'38:,/4
80c
Cement
101% Oct
27
1% Oct
42%
80
40%
7,700
•
28%
83%
7;
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Co
Dec
32% Sep
Corp
Products
32% Sep
45
42
820
15%
110 Vb
33%
*99
_i
5
11
-15%
48%
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'
100
Inc
Portland
Jan
113/a Dec
Genesco
Giant
50% Jan
15 %
14%
/
2.50 '
preference
6
4
25%
5% %
Mar
26
87% Jan
-
9,600
9%
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7
General/Tire & Rubber com—83%c
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100 7
21
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22
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108
7%
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25
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3.33%
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Oil
19% July 18
B)
Time
Georgia-Pacific
91% Nov
(series
General
Getty
13
1
Tele & Electronics
Gerber
23
'
—10
preferred
May 19
26
*27
preferred
$1.25
75% May 24
Jan
16 % Oct
,
V
___6.67
General
21
14% Oct
Sep
$1.30
;
.
59% Oct
59
88
8
Signal
Industries
42
July 25
143/4 Jan
3
'
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:
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31
44
353/8
;
15%
5,100
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rv 9%
■
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75
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243/4 Jun
24% Jan
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36
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7
38%
84
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76
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57
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85
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26
36%
32%
44
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99%
26
33
35%
17,900
48%
24%
56
No par
Public Service
—10c
Public Utilities Co.rp___2.50
General
54% Apr 14
25% May 19
General
29
20
3,800
25%
"7
/
97
31 %
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30%
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^£<25%
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100
34
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49%
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98
28%
-
71
72%
98%
50
107 %
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preferred...
conv
General
series
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48%
./;
110%
49
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—
71%
v
49%
99%
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,
110%
-
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common
74%
.
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25
333/a
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preferred
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24
Co
Oct
36% Jun
5%
■
14%
53
5
77-
5%
2,200
1,800
30 %
,v
39%
28
22
23% Oct
5%
14%
,
22%
12 V4
81
38%
27%
,
100
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39
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2
42
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80
39
26%
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3
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10
23
41
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78
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41
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26
General
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10
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28
28
98
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Oct
30
29%
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Apr
42% Feb
Jun
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51%
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31
25
Nov
29 %
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30%
51
14%
4
28 Vb
12 %
29%
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7
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22% Mar 21
Oct
6
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45% Jan
26% Jan
45
7 •/."
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30
5
23
12%
7
10
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100
15
9
23
78%
15%
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21
27% Dec
28
98
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/ 23
3,700
30%
50%
45%
28%
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t
85 :i
9%
;___5
1st preferred
Cigar
"
29%
7 78
2
Corp
44%
77v-t:47/
6%
No par
Bancshares
50%
4%
14% f 14%
29%
14%
'50%
45%
4
common__f__5
Co
Dec
5
Apr
22% Mar
12
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Dec
'
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23 %
12
29Vb
1
27%
23
com__l
66% Jun
25
Sep
'79% Jan
3
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preferred
General
5
Jan
Co
/■'■/.
43/8
4%
Baking
Oil
7
,
No par
General
21
40% Jan
voting pref
conv
General
383/i Sep
106% July 14
44%
Amer Transportation__T.25 —84%-
2
55% Apr
104
46%
1
27
24
f08% Aug 25
85 3% Aug 17
5
% 8
45%
Amer
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27
Mar
Apr 31
'31 '
Aug 22
55% Jan
6
23
100% Jan
24% Oct
2
111
7
40'/4 Dec
!
60% May
83
50
General
27
44s/8 Feb
29%
49%
General
13
22% Feb
15%
28%
General
19
103/4 Oct
433/8 Oct
61% Aug
-
Jan
31
28
70% Sep
140
14%
50%
Corp
American Investors
$4.50 preferred __iU
24
933/4 Aug 22
10% Mar
3
77% July 26
27% Apr* 18
5% Feb 17
Aug 24
36% Dec
Oct
75
4
16% Oct
May 26
6% Aug
July 22
146
16
7% Jun
$0.60
Acceptance
General
July 28
20% Sep
July
-12% Jan. 11
28
Oct
13
21
80 %
:
General
17
99% Oct
4
83/4 Dec
6
263/b Jan
May 18
58% Feb. Yl
137
July
153/4
29%
50'A
2
Corp
15
28 %
5
Co
Gar Wood Industries Inc
common_l
4% %
convertible preferred
50
26 % May 15
20
19% Sep
11% Sep
2
10% Sep
•'
Sep
17
S
Garrett
/
1
5
Inc
Gardner-Denver
37%
38 VB
:*73V2< —7o
37%
•
~
37%'
3,200
-.
:
200
71,500
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1854)
18
Monday, October 30, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for rrevious
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
8
38% Jun
Jan
6
84ya Jan
Jan
97
Oct
16
27
$4.20 dividend preferred
94% Jun
15
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93% Apr
10
86 Va Jan
91 %
Oct
Aug 12
91
Oct
4
15
101
Jun
28
103% Aug 19
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9
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12
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4
11
24 Va Sep
46
88 % Apr
91
7
87% May 18
97 Va Jan
16
28
36% Dec
7
29
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49% Mar 29
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48
26
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19
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3
56
Jun
1
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Co
19
25% Jan
4
39% May 18
35% Jan
3
Nov
4
31% Apr
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5
4
21% Oct
24
28% Feb
9
88% Jun
7
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6
91
Oct
3
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13
26% Jun
20
32% Jan
25
26% Jan
3
35
Oct
4
28%. Nov
25
47% Jun
21
26% Aug
1
37% Feb
15
57% Jan
5
July
42
Jan
27
5
Oct
43
34 Va
Mar 24
129
24
25
Octl'i
120% Jan
50 Vb Dec
19
46
16
Jan
128
(W F)
Hamilton
Watch ACo
convertible
4%
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6%
Harris-Intertype
7
2
24% Jan
4
367/a Aug
11
20% Jan
3
27% May 18
23 % Jan
23
34% Oct
Hart
25 Va Oct
24
29% Oct
9
8% Feb
6
13% Feb
20
37 % Feb
27
33% Jun
7
11
Jan
9
47% Apr
16 Va Apr
1128% Oct
27
40% Sep
49% Feb
3
Brace
Harshaw
Aug 31
11% Jan
6
Jan
5
81
Aug 30
84
4
Jan
27
87
:
16
50% Jan
3
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7
29% Jan
5
40
18
36
5
34
Jan
4
38
July
13
8
79
Jan
3
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108
Jan
3
112 Va May
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6
55% Apr
Aug
82% Dec
•
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Mar
38% Feb
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15% Mar
20
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4
9
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4
67
Dec
21
Jan
4
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20% Jan
19
28
26
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Dec
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Sep
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18% Oct
68
Aug 22
66
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6
71
120
July 13
97
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26
140
7
16
70
9
1
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8
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92 % Feb
16
12 % Dec
19
1
Jan
21
7% Feb
19
Oct
68% Apr
28% Apr
21
37% Jan
4
30% Jan
6
24% Jan
12
30
30% July
5
15
Oct
19
13
5
8% Aug 29
11% Mar 13
7
30% July
30% Oct 13
29% Apr
19
29% Feb
6
52% Oct
20
41% Apr
4
67% Dec
19
65% Jan
3
34
37
May 19
40% Jun
2
40 Va May
31% Aug
81% Feb
20% Dec
41% Jan
2
12
4
34% Jan
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25
13
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Oct
24
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26
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&
4% Oct
6
14
16% Jan
19
4
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26
8
Jan
14,
Sep
30
21
Jan
16% Oct
10
22% Jan
16
Mar
70% Jan
20% Oct
10
22
9
33% Jan
19
60 Va Sep
79
Aug 19
85% Sep 14
74% Feb
23
80 Va Jun
w
Sep
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77
Jan
8
68
Dec
16
93
Sep
13
88% Jan
Jan
21
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13
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10
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
30
13% Dec
2
24% Jan
4
12% May
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29
54% Jan
14
45
Mar 14
40% Dec
16
94
14
25
7
4.40%
119% Oct
11
Houston
24%
84% Feb
90 %
25
Sep
2
23% Apr
58% May
35% Jan
3
67% Oct
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10
3
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Aug 24
27
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4
8
•
100
Jun
21
25
13% Jan
11
7% Oct
20
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26
39% Jan
5
34% Jan
3
40
Sep
16% Oct
27
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7
17% Jan
3
23
July
21% July 25
31% Jan
4
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25
47% Jan
6
Jan
27
62% Dec
30
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18
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45
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22
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9
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29
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95
36
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25
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5
5
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common
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99
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71
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49
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Power_.No par
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1
preferred
preferred
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9
11% Apr
5%
37%
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Hunt Foods
24
38
15 Ve
34%
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Stores
41%
37 %
14%
24
•
12.50
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Sjound
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6% Oct
32
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7
41%
37%
14%
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87%
188 %
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188 Va
i 41
41
37%
57%
preferred
Lighting
2,300
57
preferred
Howard
15% Mar 23
3
Jan
4%
20 500
8%
32%
preferred....
preferred*
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Jun
26%
8%
23%
A
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convertible
85
26
8%
58
3%%
93
10
65%
$2.25
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9
26%
8%
33%
common
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13
38% Feb
35% Dec
25%
8%
41
113
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5
of. America
Corp
2,700
26
24
5% convertible preferred
9
4
.
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26
7
36
Hotel
10
Mar 10
39% Jun
36% Mar 17
27
Apr
2,200
32%
15
107
103
'
4% Oct
5,500
21%
31%
32%
Corp
Corp
Ball
31%
21%
32%
1
preferred
Hoover
31%
22
31%
57
Co
Chemical
$4.25
5
31 Va
21%
33?/a
24
Mining
Oil
31%
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series
&
3,700
1
common
pfd
72
,
39
29Va
84%
38 Va
37
•
5
Corp
20
4,800
41
50%
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43% Aug 28
Apr
50 %
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6,300
43
37%
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par
43%
42%
41
88
38
4,300
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15
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2 1/12
(conv)
convertible
Holt
90
33
62%
preferred.. 25
30 Va
.31
33%
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10
Corp
Electronics
5% Oct
e
pfd
conv
16
1C0
3
Mar
9
31
22 Va
32%
61
preferred.No
Holly Sugar Corp
5%
31
22%.
34 Va
29 %
8.33%
Co
Holland Furnace
26
30%
22'A
34
110
2,200
123
■;,71
38%
14%
Inc
Hotels
5%%
Hoffman
40% Aug 11
83% Feb
26
28
71%
5
53% Jan
July 14
5%'Oct 25
27% Oct
Apr
71%
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Corp
Hilton
43% Mar 22
73
8%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3 %% preferred series A
29% May 10
10
71 Va
25 Va
1
23
28% Apr
1
A
Hewlett-Packard
Hill
72%
8%
100
class
2nd
72%
1,000
33%
43 Va
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31 Va
22%
1C0
95
123
43%
5
common.
43%
124
;
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26%
class
43%
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44
126
42
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preferred
4
6
16
Powder
Apr
20
43
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44%
126
8%
41
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Co
non-cumulative
53
Mar 22
30 Va
26%
common
25
Aug 22
30%
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42%
1
&
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8%
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100
Hershey Chocolate
7
30%
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(G W)
conv
29'/a
25%
common.
(W E)
$2
30%
63
33%
40c
Industries
5%
33%
1
1
preferred
Hercules
93
33%
31' V
22%
r/AA V
5
;
Helme
V
93
34
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A
43
- •
72%
A
5
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94
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1.25
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33%
44
44%
124%
124%
22%
96
28%
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33%
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94
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22
21%
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94
33%
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62
50
28% Mar 30
3
1
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com
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1
Helene
18
189 Va Sep
19
May 20
22%
Corp
Industries
3.65%
3
14% Dec
9% Nov
22%
preferred
Heinz
3
29% Oct
28% Feb
22
Chemical Co
Hazeltine
25
23% Feb
23
22
1
100
Aluminum Inc
I
of America common
Haveg
Mar 14
Dec
55
17
2,100
1
Hayes Industries Inc
74% May 25
29 % May 12
37% Feb
19,900
31%
Corp
5 (}'o
%
Mar 16
61% Apr
i.
Hat
19
32% Jan
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54 %
31%
2.50
World
&
Schaffner
Harvey
19
71% Mar 21
24
■■■■;.
17
43% Mar 15
3
46% Apr
Jan
77
53 %
31%
Harsco Corporation
26% Sep
29 V» Jan
9% May 25
55
31%
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100
4
77
18% Oct
13
53%
31'A
common
Refrac
Oct
6
21 % May 24
26
54%
30%
preferred
Harcourt
22% May 26
8% Oct
53%
31
Co
Organ
7
i
27
63
54'A
31
preferred
44% Sep
s
31
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53
31'A
Paper Co
Harbison-Walker
May 24
63
62
53%
31 Vb
22Va
25
Printing Co
Hammermill
58% Mar 28
9
35 A Jun
Oct
121
Hall
*61%
64
5*%
5
Water
4
51% Jan
24
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Sep
55
24
45,600
40
19%
1,800
I
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41
1
4
Aug
30% May 31
25 Va Apr 28
'
31% Jan
4
3
Jan
i
43
39% Oct
15
48% Oct
4
11
43 Vb
46
Apr
•47% Aug 21
4
44% Jan
Oct
Feb
11
18
22
44% Aug 15
57% Aug 23
43% Jan
31% Nov
32% Jan
23
47% Apr 12
44 Va May 22
50% May 4
38% Feb
17
50% Dec
27
50
Jan
10
66 % Jun
5% July U
8% Feb
25
5% Jan
3
86% Apr
19
"i 41
65
145
Sep
28
154
Dec 13
29
Feb
71% Jan
7
145
3
Jan
18
•
8
Feb
94% Aug
49% Aug
56% Sep
5
40% Jan
3
15
33% Jan
3
5
23
35% Jan
30
29
49% Jun
15
35
Oct
27
52%. Sep
47% Apr
Feb
2
93
Jan
18
Nov
1
34% Feb
21% Jan
3
July 11
38%* Sep
23
139% Feb
2
Feb
12
/ 29
,
,
May 19
607
Oct
Ingersoll-Rand
6% preferred
.
Inland Steel
•
Jan
5
54 % Oct
77% Jan
3
24 % Sep
58% Jan
27
83%. Aug 17
36% May 16
4
21% Feb
30% Dec
22
31% Dec
34
19
30
3
30
Dec
6
22% Dec
23
26% Dec
14
Oct
24
41% Jun
20
91 % Dec
.7
139 % Jan
8
32%. Dec
20
Aug
Interlake
22% May 11
■*■■■■;
38% Oct
2
'46
Aug 29
16% Sep
24% Oct
95
20
27...
Jan
3
32% Jun
29
14% Feb
11
Int'l
..
•
7
38% Jun
;
International
International
6
32% Apr
39% Jun
44
12
May 10
45 % Apr
4
40%
Jan
12
50% Jun
13
27
Dec~27
40% Sep
27
Interstate
Dept
20% Jan
4
26
May 19
Interstate
Power
32% Jan .11
.
4
14
A
4
46% Aug 26
42% Jan
3
57
Oct
23
43
41% Jan
3
49% Jun
9
10
48 % Oct
27
30% May 17
122% May 10
24% Feb 20
$6
7
Sep
7
44%, Jan
4
>12% Dec
1
Jan
12
18 V*. Jan
7
26
87
38%
Jan
21% Jan
113
40% Oct 24
76% Jan
22
(44% Jan 13
53?/* May .6
M8r
9
Aug 22
52 % Apr 13
83
Sep
l
62% May 31
,79
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18% .Dec
13
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19% Apr
2 1
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6
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4
3
86
Jun
27
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110% Mar 7
28 % Feb
15
13%
1
19
23%
5,200
599 Va
39,200
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45
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24
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83
99
18
17%
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&
Co
Sulphur
3%% preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
.
1
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81 %
25%
40'A
1
Breaker
Machine
Jefferson
5
83
30
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52'A
53
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37%
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8
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146 Va
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90
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8
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49
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4,100
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11,100
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83
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82 Va
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~
35
92%
14,200
53
48%
48
81% ' 81%
1
5
49%
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49%;
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100
preferred....
Jewel Tea
14
com_-5
46
49%
23
607
48
49%
48
49%
45
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593
231/2
599%
598%
590
586 'A
48%
147%
5
No par
Power & Light Co.i
Island Creek Coal common
76% Oct
73% Jan
15% Jan
v
43%
50
52
50'A
100
Elec Light & Power Co_^
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
85 Va May 19
Jan
43?/a
44
52
■
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Iowa
f.
48% Feb
82
<
Stores
80% Jan 27
For footnotes, see
page 24.
3
Oct
17% Oct
12
il0% Oct
/76V* Jan
20
35%
62%
43%
49%
1
>. Iowa
21
Aug 29
36% Jan
34%
34%
87'A
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20
•
4
124
35%
62%
36
.
7% preferred
25
International Telep & Teleg.No par
International Utilities Corp com__5
$2 convertible preferred
__25
1
4
35
35%
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A 62%
A 6%
.86%
:
par
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Corp
Salt
46% Mar
.
46 Va
Resistance
SilveT
400
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Shoe
International
27
49
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44
Chemical
International
;
60
290
49
49
46%
Machines
Rectifier
60% Apr
48% Jun
26
48 'A
*42%
Paper common
2.50
preferred."
J
No par
Rys of Cent Amer com_.No par
5%
preferred
100
11
31
47%
49
4,200
44 Va
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$4
Jan
Jan
*47%
...
43 V2
42 Va
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46%
International
33%
-Oct
49
43%
,
1
Packers
44% Jan
18% Oct
-
44%
82%
42 Va
13,100
44 Va
44
Canada
15
20
*43%
44 %
82%
42 Va
44%
*46
;
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of
International
S3%Jan
'
82%
♦42
*42%
common
preferred
Nickel
38 Vb Jan
115
81%
42%
46 Va
Int'l
69% Mar 28
123% Mar
4%
&
International
24
35% Apr 11
42 Va Apr ' 17
Minerals
35
May 31
48% Dec 30
40'
83
42%
44
100
17
4
81%
42%
*42%
common
17
32% Mar
8.1%
42%
A
*46
1
Business
21% Jun
'.
81%
42'A
44
preferred
Int'l
95 Va May 11
7
7% Aug 17
Aug 24
Dec
46%
3,200
6,900
45
44%
46 Va
Corp
32 % Feb
21%
31 VB
■
*42%
100
30% Apr
32
Feb
22
38 Va
30%
45 Va
*46
.No par
Harvester
7%
•
23% July 12
"18% Jun
38%
31
44%
50
Ctfs Inc...
Iron
International
Int'l
3
93% Feb
94% Aug 15
19% Mar 2
8
9% Dec
85
■13% Aug 30
29% Jun' 19
■
86% Jan
40
38%
30%
45
50
common
Corp
preferred
4V2%
,
6
f 12% Aug
i
377/a
31%
44%
:
Corp
Interchemical
9
21
25
37% '
31
45
;
Co
Insuranshares
27
30
•
37 %
31%
43%
v
55% Jun
149% Apr
59% Dec
/
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38%
30%
a
83
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V *43'A
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50
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
25
3
4
38
General
*
81%
C
50
37%
31%
38%
—
44%
^
15
common
Industria Elect De Mexico.100 pesos
Apr 12
27% May 31
42% Jan
26% Dec
23
17
142% Jan
70% Mar
No par
Indianapolis Power & Light.No
;•
5
19
17% Aug
5
47% Sep 20
55
4.20%
Indiana
8
148% Aug 25
36% Aug 24
80
Oct 25
8
69% Jan
50% Jan
.
90
18
447
;
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-
V
95
21
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4.70%
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86
\
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Co
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preferred.
preferred.
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preferred
preferred...
4.26%
9
34%- Nov
a
4.08%
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Oct
148
Central
Illinois Power Co
20
35% Dec
"
'
12
;
Co
•
50% Jan
43% Jan
36% May 2
29Va Oct 25
•
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Jan
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Cement
Illinois
10
25
Power
Ideal
4
49% Jan
Aug 18
Idaho
-■
11'
84 % Oct
23
Jan
10
32% Sep
8,200
86
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s
96 A
24%
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-
21,656
3.700
16.2J0
Volume
194
Number
6103.
.
.
.
The
Commercial^ and Financial Chronicle
(1855)
19
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year ISiliO
Lowest
Range Since Jan. x
Highest
Lowest
>
•49% Dec
6
89% Jan
4
95 % Mar
8
99 % Aug
24
56% Jan
96
11 % Dec
8
18% Jun
13'
13
29 % Oct
21
47 % Jan
8
3'/
Jan
..
Sep
48
<fe
Jones
5%
21% May 26
LOW
_
;
;
Laughlin Steel
(Earle
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
Thursday
F-idav
the Week
Oct. 24
Oct. 25
Oct. 26
Oct. 27
Shares
64%
-
100
65
63%
16%
16%
l
38%
39%
•
64%
65%
64%
6o%
100%
lOOVe
100%
100%
100%
16%
1.6%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
38%
100%
-
64%
100%
39%
38 %
38'/a
38
38%
37%
38
31%
100%
1
Joy Manufacturing Co
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 23
common. 10
M) -Co
AND
Monday
par
preferred series A
Jorgensen
Mar 20
.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
>
;
73% May 22
101% Oct
2
Jan
NEW YORK
V
Highest
32%
*16
64%
65 %
100
15,100
100%
370
1,500
„■
6,300
X'X K X
32
Sep 29
'86
Oct
42% Jan
101
54% Jan
92
6
<•-►%
105% Oct
47
3
Mar
125
Jan
85% Feb
23
122
122
Jun
9
27
5
17
92% Feb
83
16..
8
27
91%. Apr
11
3
84% Oct
11
36.
10
Jan
39% Aug 24
16 % July 11
12% Jan
39% Oct
V 69%
50% Jan A 4
37% Jan
3
30
50% Jan
31% Feb
23
25% Jan
3
6
73"% Jan
3
25
100% Jan
§5% Jan
30
8
a
38% Sep
45% Jan
5
32 % Jan
89% Dec
20
76% Jun
21
16% Dec
12
18% Dec
21
-16% Jan
7
2
31 % Jan
6
24
46% Jan
7
82 % Apr
11
14% Feb
17
36% Dec
16% Oct
4
Jan
7
27%
Sep '29
19% Jun
.33
Jan
10
5
11 % Dec
25% Oct
18% Feb
Gas -&
Kansas
5
&
Corp
Co
85
8
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Jan
■4%
27
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38% Feb
23
24
Jan
3
16
li 31
May 25
45% Sep
.'
7
29
-Sep
29% May
21
2
40% Aug
Lear
20
33% Feb
Lee
8
16% Apr
16
25% Oct
25
25
22
32'A Aug
1
3% Mar 11
•22 % Oct
1 Va Dec
1 % Jan
4
26
19% Jun
16% Jan
4
6% Mar 22
26 Va Jan
32% Oct
3
Inc
$1.50
19
Tire__„_,_
Industries
Corp
7
Libbey-Owens-Ford
4
15'A Jun
5
81% Jan
3
106 % Oct
18
Libby McNeil & Libby^
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
146 Va Jan
10
Aug 31
140
Jan
4
151
46% Nov
23
61
20
Nov
18
28
-43% Sep 23
12% Jan
12
Sep
40 l/a
23
4
27
% Jan
327b Jan
4
26 Va Jan
26
15% Jan
4
Feb
17
19
Aug
10
5
19% Nov
17
30% Jan
4
A 22
30% Jan
13
96
Jan
21
80
Jan
8
Jan
81
43 % Dec
102
20
90
34% May 18
130 Va Mar
i
30
Aug 19
Sep
Jun
85
Jan
87
2
39% Jan
136% Jan
1
.52% July; 1
78% Jan 22
51
7
20% Jan v 4
14
.
14% Dec
49% Dec
6
J. 5% Oct
18
91% Jan
"
Lone
Star
14
Loew's
3
37
38%
8,400
40%
40%
80
79%
80%
79 %
79%
79%
80%
28,600
69%
70%
68%
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bti va
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7 '
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41 %
40 %
41%
36%
36%
36%
37
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22
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16
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nnri
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1,300
10,200
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16
18
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16
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82
81
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35,100
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3,900
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37
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57
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31
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30
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26
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27
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28%
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19%
19%
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20%
21
26'A
25%
26%
18 Va
-
32'A
32%
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32%
30%
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24
57
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30,900
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18
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34
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32
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32 '/b
32%
32%
32%
15 »A
15%;
15 %
15%
15%
151/4
151/4
15%
151/1
15%
3,900
23%
23 Va
23
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22%
23%
23'/a
23%
23Vb
23%
10,700
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1%
1%
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1%
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8,300
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20%
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5%
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12.900
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21,400
Co
44%
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30
23%
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+.-10
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165
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104
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87
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87
series
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preferred
100
89
89
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90
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90
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62
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B
(P)
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27
Oct
24
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55%
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59 Vb
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142
142
100
65
65 %
64%;-
48
32
4,200
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16,500
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17,700
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27%-
-
78,300
32%: f
29,700
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18,700
27 Vn
26%
43,000
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56%
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63
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60
58 Va
10
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15
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56
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r
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59
59
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30
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35,100
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60%
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v
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Nashville
&
55%'
55%
14,500
'
5
common
7%.
18% Mar 28
54
26%
46%
^
'i
-
163
56
57
preferred
series
series
160
15,100
47 va
32
26%
19,000
43%
20 Va
22%
*153
163
*155
105
150%
133
47%
31%
22%
271/4
26%
.
163
48
21%
136%
45Va
:
31%
22%
,
26%'
•20%
461/4
30%
23%
'
42%
26 %
431/4 '
134'A
*' 30%
104%
150
,w
151
47
V
21 Va
138
'
22%
;
*150
47
46%
20%
135
30 Vb
30%
22%
_.100
26%
136 Va
44% '
45%
1
common
26%
21%
4
preferred.
25%
104%
4zVa
47%
20% -''
.135
133%
'
46%
43%
26%
47%;. ;
21%,.,
150 Va
t
42%
25 Va :
1041/4
"150%
42%
151 Va
42%.
3 03 %
<>103%
102 %
151
26%
47%
1
100%
42 Va
20%
1
.'
103
25%
50c
Inc_;
Gas
conv
:
150
-
5
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
63
73 %
39%
40 %
77%
;
2.50
70% Oct
4
'73%
38%
40%
1'6
150
Cement. Corp
Lorillard
May 25
29
74%
40
4.35%
.
5
27
,
73%
39
39'/a
4.25%
5%
.
11
Oct
22%
,25
Aircraft, Corp
Long Island
9
67 Va Oct
41%
81%
T-__5
com
Inc
Theatres
4.84%
8
90%, Jun
2,700
-73 %
73%
•-
120
70%
"
1,900
59%
14%
•-
Jan
3
14% Oct
26
27% Jan
•53
July 12
v.
Lowenstein
; May 17
77
20% Feb
(M)
Lukefis Steel
23
Lykes
Bros
Sons
<fe
Co
Inc
...
Steamship
Co..
.
•14% v:
14%
.
4,900
59
;•
60'A
58%
59
4,200
14%
*
14%
14%
14%
7,900
'
8
83
114% Dec
28
124
29% Oct
7
26
-
Mar
Aug
12
38
115% Jan;
6
119
32% Jan
16
52% Jan
3
6
79
_7
Jan
4
16% May
3
34 % May 10
53% Sep
47
5
88 Va May
20% Feb
7
30
59 Va Jan
7
-
38'A Jan
1
66
4
27% July 19
19% July
•19% Sep
26
23
27 Va Jan
36% Jan
16% Jan
3
21%' Jan
3
18
60% Jun
27% Aug
4% Jun
6
5% Jan
22
.4% Jan
3
29
18% Jan
4
12 V2 Jan
22% Oct
31>
29% Jan
22
24% Jari
16% Oct
25
■40% Jan
6
14% Oct
23
<40% May 23
54% Dec
21
51 % Jan
4
34
Mar 28
93
40'A Oct
31
53 Vb Aug
35% Oct
16
Marine
Feb
26 %
28
Marquardt
12
Marquette
Oct
25
Marshall
24
28
Oct
25
34% Mar 10
May
4V4%
11
Oct
81
Aug
80 Va
Aug
1
Jan
19
70 % Jun
9
75
13
July
6
79% Jun
7
18
Oct
5
25 % Dec
23% Jan
3
31
July 29
44% Jan
18
36 V2 Jan
3
56 Va Aug
40% Dec
21
36% Jan
6
77
26
Aug
3
40
1
.70
16
Dec
19
94 %
Aug
5
85
Dec
27
40% Jan ,15
30
Jan
4
15% Feb
29
12% Jan
3
80 Vb Feb
29
•'71% Jan
4
93
Dec
83 Va Dec
8-
94Va Mar 16
30
86l/a Jan
76
19
Nov
18
May
28
Oct
14% Dec
27
5
July 18
48% Jun
Oct
39% Apr
120
107
Oct
-
12
15
-
11
<
26"
26
-
May 19
July 25
161% May 22
85
Jun
"9
39% Jan
4
28% Jan
3
5
27% Nov
29
22 Va Jan
26
40% Sep
11
30% Jan
3
40% Apr
7
1~8%
Jan
11
14% Jan
4
18
51 Va Jun
23
5% Dec
20
Jan
y
Corp
Cement
&
Mfg
Co
5
1
4-
Co.
t
No par
com
Corp.
...
*4%
5
21V4
34%
15%
64
44Va
96Va
25%
20%
35 Va
14.Va
63%
15V2
64%
42 Va
97
25%
34%
14%
*63%'
42%
42
1
No par-.;
.-..5
Corp.-.
.
21%
*95%
25 Va
100
-
5
21
Dept Stores common
preferred 1945 series.No par
$3.75
.
59
„
96%
25
>
,
79
-
■
47% Aug 22 x
'
.
.
4
33»A
33%
A-1
37%
38Vb
37va
1
15Vb
15'A
15V8
-
McGraw-Hill
McGregor-Doniger
Feb
24
22
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
No par
42 %
43
27
34% Feb
23
McKee
No par
24
24
42%
24%
26
Va
40V4
39 Va
8%
8l/a
8Va
35
Sep
30
47
Apr
5
5% Jan
3
9
Oct
3
Oct
26
39
Sep
12
16
Jan
6
39% Avg 16
35 Va Jan
3
49% OCt
•
(AG)
McKesson
<fc
Publishing—
&
Inc
class
A
Co._l
Robbins
Inc..
,
9
3
53
70
31%
39
19'A
95
102
102
*125
136
78%
78%
42%
42Va
33'A
34 Va
327/a
36%
15Vb
43%
24 Va
46 Va
46%
7,700
69%
69%
8,300
86
86%
87%
200
27
27
27%
9,700
56 Va
57
56
56%
6,600
37 Va
42,000
,■
36 Va
15%
-Dec""
31 Va Aug
7
28% Jan
4
48
Nov
28
20 % Nov
21
85
For
7
88
Apr 14
29% Mar 16
footnotes,
Jan
15
see page
-
Jan
9
23% Jan
19
88
2i.
93
16
May 24
31% Apr
10
McLean
;
McNeil
Trucking Co.Y—
Mach
McQuay
>
.
.1
&
Norris
Eng
Co
No par
Mfg'Co
^
Mead
Corp common
4V4% preferred- (1st
Medusa
Portland
1.
40 Vb
40%
8%
8%
31 Va
19%
4SVa
—10
,32
.
.
19
.
5
seriesi—100
Cement
No par
;•
47
46
-
*92
32 V4
19%
-
26%-
94
*
•
26V4
,
32
*19
v
46
8%
•
.,
32
19Vi
46%
*32
94
*25%
26'/a
-
•
31 Va
19
46
*92
25%
#
94
25%
*51%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
4%
52 Va
3,000
1,600
800
4%
*4%
21%
22%
22 Va
22%
14,900
34 Vb
34Va
34 Vb
34%
8,500
17
17%
;
5
15%
16%
i;61%
62%
62 %
63
44 Va
<
44 Va
44 %
44%
*95 Va
97
*95%
200
24,400
,
5,000
5,700
97
100
25%
26%
26%
27%
121,000
28 Vs
28%
28%
28%
5,200
58
58%
58
58%
11.700
78
78
*78
78%
260
80
*78%
80
69 Va
69%
*69 Va
70
50
79
79
*79
80
140
30%
*
31%
*78%
;
53
52%
31 Vb
53
,
60
31%
6,700
53 Va
2,500
72%
72%
73 Va
30%
30
30
1,200
39%
40
40
40
6,700
19
19%
19 Va
19%
13,800
97%
100
70
*29%
<
*94
*94
97
101%
2,900
180
101 Va
*101%
130
*125
-78
79
78
78%
42
43%
42%
43'A
33%
34%
34%
35
16,700
33
:
102%
*125
33'A
33 Va
33 %
17,100
36
3P %
13,700
15
15%
24%
40
36%
52'/a
25%
25%
,
37 Va
52
25%
36%
35%
*15
15%
44
44%
x43%
23%
24 Vb
8%
8%
.31%
31
.
.*19
,
46%
"*92
*26
,
19 %•
46%
91
26 Va
130
1,160
7,200
900
9,oU0
23%
1,500
40%
,
41
23 Va
40%
40
*
1
9
17,400
46%
33%
37%
15Va
44
33%
1,000
45'A
09%
86
52%
69%
29%
38%
18%
94
37%
v15'/4
43%
24%
33
45 % Aug
31
><
.
43 Vb Mar 22
27
30
34
116%
44%
; 26%
25%
28/a
58 A
78%
79%
70%
75
31 Va
*78
^
34
♦115
45%
46%
16
23Vb
58 %
78Va
*78Va
34
116 Va
.68
.
64
45
97
*70
..
1
Co.__A
15V4
63
44
*95 Va
25 Vb
/
^
*115
'"44%
5
21
35
20V2
34V4
*
34
■
25%
*25%
*4%
..
1*% Jun
Aug 21
.
.
.
.
McGraw-Edison
*115
116%
45 Vb
46
*46%
47
68 V
68Va
86
86
26%
27
'
56
57
35 Vb
36
51 Va
53Va
25%
25%
26
79
1947 series.No par
\
78%
78%
79'
79
$3.40
preferred
—No par
*70
70%
*70
70%
3%% preferred 1959 series
100
77%
77%
77%
78
Mays (J W) Inc—
1.
32
?2Va<
31 Va,
32%
Maytag Co—
No par
52%
52%
52%
53
MCA Inc—
No par..-,.
69%
70
;
7070
McCall
Corp
No par
*31%
32
.
V 30%
31 %
MoCord Corp
Y
■___3>.„.
37%
38'A",
38V4
38Va
McCrory Corp common—
50c.v 19%
19%
18%
19Vb
3 Va'%
convertible preferred.—100
96 A
96 i
;
94 V4
94'A
$6 convertible preferred^
u.100
*101
103%
101% 102
5%% conv preference B
100
*125
134
*125
138
4Va%
conv
preference B_
.100
78
79%
78
785/b
McDermott
(J Ray)
& Co Inc„__1
41%
42
42V4
43
McDonnell
Aircraft
Corp
2.50
32%
34
32Va
33%
79
r,
.
;
•
28%
597/b
28%
59
78
28%
59%
28-
.
?
23 Vb Oct
20
31% Nov
<
56va
347/a
51 >A
25%
16
31
31% Oct
257/a.
»<•
26%
56
<
32%
50%
25%
26 ■ ;
34Vs 1
'
.
6
45% Jan
35% Jan
i
Corp
68%
86%
_
22
24
21% July 25
24% May 11
26%
25%
*4%/
1,
$3;75 preferred
24% May 22
Dec
-
347/a
51
25%
Al
1
Martin-Marietta
2
5
68
77 Va Aug 31
61
3
12
12
Exploration.
preferred
J
4
Jan
Jan
28% Sep 28
Oil
Field
Masonite
3
72
7
!
12.50- ; A --'c
67%
86Va
f
46
46%
26%.
v
33 Va
•'
..
.
58
51
1;.
46%
,r;-
27
56
1
Moore
&
Corp
65 % Oct
75% Jan
71% Aug 29
22 % Mar
Maxwell
4o
27% Sep
' Aug 26
6
26%
5
Midland
Oct
% Jan
4
Maremont
Aug
74
65% Jan
;
Maracaibo
97
4*
79
27
Manning
26
1
.
78
;
Co__
Shirt
67%
86%
44Va
,
"
May 31
Aug 31
5
19
72
i
&
1
10;1
"
'6
Jan
72% Jan
(PR)
Manhattan
91 Va Jan
25
38% Jan
Mallory
46%
67Va
•'" 116%
*115
47
86
„„„_1
-
9
11-6 Va
46%
Y
>,
.
•
45
100
A
Inc___
Copper..-.
Magnavox
Co
10
5
common
series
Magma
5% Jan
17
<
*115
!.
50
Inc
Co
Fund
23% Mav 15
4
Inc__^_J
35%
35
100
preferred
Madison
6
common__10
preferred
(RH)
4%%
30% Jun
*
12% Dec
5%%
39% Aug 29
3
8
Sep
Trucks
Macy
8
Forbes
&
preferred
Mack
27% Aug 11
Dec
21,:
50% Jun
19
19
4
16
17
26% Oct
13
Oct
82 % Jan
26
4
Oct
69% Oct
6%
14
44% Jan
Oct
89% Jan
MacAndrews
Mar 21-
23
Dec
48
15% Nov
33
May 17
85% Aug 18
46
37% Mar
■
44,000
14
x-581/2
"
6
Jan
10
Apr
49 % Jun
4
21
Jan
Apr
146
'69%
36%
74
''
Co___,
Star
Feb
72%
..100
Industries
Lone
87 % Mar
16,000
81%
7
Corp_^.
Litton
Lockheed
59'A May
4
30
38% Feb
v47% Dec
Sep
Belt
Lionel
27
104
3
; 1
142
Link
21
29
Mar 29
14
42% Sep
4
9
170 a
13
Glass
preferred-
:
18
35% July 31
16
•
24%
45
No par
Co
,__5
Tulip Cup Corp__!
Ling-Temco-Vought I»c__
51% Aug
"4
100
22
87% Nov
7 %
27 Va Feb
11
135
jlnc
Corp__^i._
Lily
17
35% Mar 29
2
Jan
41% Jan
140'A Dec 27
8
4
56 Va Apr
153% Sep
July 24
22'/a Feb
Feb"
.111
42 Va May
3
19% Sep
87
May
23%
'
59% Mar 16
6
44V2 Jan
20
lo2
26
Sep
24% Jan
34% Aug 10
96% Dec
18% May 11
14
4
61% Jan
4
57% Jan
Jan
60".8 Mar
Products^
Refineries
Stores
24%
40
78%
.„_1
10 Va Jan
12 % Dec
91 % Jan
Lerner
23%
39%
.'
'
80%
,'__"3
6
5
Fink
&
Leonard
'24%
1,400
12%
1
13
9% Oct
78% May 19
Lehn
73
r 39%
39%
No par
28
24
5
25
Aug 10
3,300
81%
No par
A
48 % Apr
46% Oct
Oct
12% Sep
60
53%
'
40%
1
com
4
46 Va
53%
'
19
:
53%
5
10
28% Sep
9
70% Jan 22
52%
5,000
5
23% Jan
29
800
53%
44 Va
.
50c
'34 Va Jun
Jan
'66%
16
1
r
conv
pfd series
Valley RR
Lehman
66%
16
Navigation Co
_10
Portland Cement_______..15
Lehigh
66 Va
44%
&
Valley
66 Va
81%
■
25
Inc_-
&
€7%
44%
No par
1112 % Oct
•>*- —
22
A
Corp__
Coal
.
38%
-81%.
"•
4
series
38%
24%
.
38%
36%
common
_j_-
Rubber
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
22% Mar 22
3% July 18
8
15
22
Co
*
38%
82%
Paper Co
preferred
Leesona
2% Mar 21
16% Sep
r3% Oct
Gas
Bryant
Lanvin-Parfums
9
3
Sutherland
Lane
29
Oct
P
,4.32%
.
Aug 31
11 % Jan
V
25%
82
38%
52%
-52%
81
67
67%
82%
16%
10
Co
Laclede
1
33% Sep
26
14% Jan
6
34
,,
20
K
39%
93
82%
22%
1
Co
24Ve
87
*90%
130
38%
*38%
.
*86
30
95
*
82%
44%
5
&
25
74%
38%
*94
93
*90%
1-1,300
88
87
*86
100
78%
88
95-
87
52
'•".•v
*77%
300
2,200
-
82
16
1
H)
(S
*94
44%
_1Q
Kress
Apr
26% Jun
6
77V Jan
(E
Kresge (S S) Co
95
7 81%
10
Kroger
30'/a Jan
20
29% Jan
100 g
*94
93
53%
22%
__100 %v '
Kroehler M'fg Co
21
28
Airlines
common..
6
27
24% July 26
Dutch
.preferred-—*7,
16
45
13% Jan
Royal
Koppers Cq Inc
Jan
25% Oct
Mar 15
KLM
14
25% Jan
10
9
20
88
81
*86
67%
80%
_1
78%
*87
:
"
67%
39%
81
*77%
88
l, ' *90
70%
' ~7
-
81
81
80%
78%
*87
82%
38%
36%
.'.Y3
1'07
87
82 %•
79%
'
*102
93
73%
C
107
'102
107
<.
*90
40
Y
109
*86
J,
_39'%
' 1
'-v
—1
34 % Apr
29
24 % Jan
10
Y
83%
24%
1
Co
27% Oct
21
23% Jun
Wire
19
25% Dec
13% May 2
14% Dec 30
Industries
&
11% Jan
5
Va Dec
Oil
Steel
93
52%
--
-
2.50
Co
87
*104
103%
80
*77%
95
*67%
No par
26 % Jan
36
10
Land
*94
47-%
103%
30,000
95 Va
*47
103%
102%
;
.
31%
*92
47%
:
'
31
95%
*47
:
77%
95
31%
*92
47%
*47..
*102
80
88
38%
;
__1
Kimbferly-Clark Corp 1;
King-Seelcy Thermos Co
34% May 19
20% Jun
2
July
85% Oct
Jan
28
6
,
26% Apr
27% Feb
Keystone
10-
48% July 31
3
31% Jan
36% Mar
27 % Mar 11
v
'Jan
•
Kerr-McGee
3.
County
'
*87
82%
„8
:
80
77%
88
31%
32 '/8
104Vi
*92
'
*408
*90
'
jiOOc
Kennbcott Copper
t
*86
*
1
—
102%
*102
77%
-1
t
102'%
»
80%
-
*77
8.75
Kellogg Co
—'—
Kels'ey Hayes Co
Kern
*87
92%
47%
*94
50
„
Co'
80
;
Co__No par
Light
Kendall
Feb
"
—
100"
Electric
Power
Kayser-Roth
42% May. 23
20
Jan
78
20% Jan
28
21
Oct
36
v,
12
34% Jan
25
Kansas
11
.93.
107
100
—_
preferred-
57% May
4
11
77
Oct
Oct
non-cum
94% May 16
9
77% May
27
7
62% Feb
34% Oct
4%
•8
77
preferred
46% Jun 14'
4
52 <: Jan
31% Nov
25% Dec
4.20%
27
46
preferred
—
30 % Aug
'.">r-*102
31%
92%
W-
46%
102
100
-
92
46%
102
100
—Y-
33
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92
.
4.35%
preferred
—100
Kansas City Southern corn.—No par
5
32%
loo'-:
_50
preferred
preferred
4.50%
17
27% Aug
11
6
Oct
53 % OCi
3
17
50% Jan
3.80%
88.% Jun' 21
Jun
Y":
convertible
'4%
95 % Mar 28
68% Jan
,
37% Sep
51 % Dec
11
6
Corp—33%c;':?
preferreu
——.—
preferred—lOO
4%% (serof 1959) conv pfd—100
Kansas City Pf & Lt Co com_No par
27
87
July 28
54% July
:
Oct
convertible
preferred
■4%%
6.
84% Aug 25
10
8
4%%
Oct. 11
79 % Apr
J' 88
Alum-& Chem
-4%yf
May 19
4
'
Apr
6
; 30%
Oct 25
'23
Oct 13
i46% Sep
10
84'/a Jan
90
'36
71% OiJt
Oct
Oct
58 % Jan
79% Jan
12
Jan
102
76% Jan
Oct
Kaiser
1
10 J
29
90
9
11
48 % Jun
11
95 % Oct
9
31% Feb
19
49% May 23
108 % Apr 25
tl
Jan
87
<;
62% Sep 29
-34% July 12
43% Feb
Oct
y,
79% Aug 17
Jan 20
25
82% Mar 18
'
27
59% Dec
8
80'/a May 23
86% Jan
6
May
Oct
31
122%'Jan' 13
30
*74
5
12
Sep
45
6
11.1% Jan
5
41%
33,200
8%
8%
12,800
31'A
31%
*19
46%
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26%
3,500
jov4
1
46%
5,800
*»o 0
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27
2.100
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(1856)
Chronicle
.
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.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ranee for
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
77% Jan
73
Jan
Jan
8
Jan
6
84
16
48
Oct
23
2
77
Aug 31
75
96% Jun
26
70
Dee 29
37
84
8% Dec
16
42% Dec
28
70% Jan
4
24% Jun
16
45% Dec
9%Jan
18% Feb 23
16
11
Aug
10
9
84 % Oct
27
May 21
13% Apr
20
14% Oct
3
45% Jan
41% Jan
Oct
35
3
Melville
10
Mercantile Stores Co
Merck
&
Co
Inc
Mesabi Trust—Units
Mesta
70% May
9%
31%
31%
30%
31
83
31%
83 %
31
83%
83%
84
83 a4
83%
47
*46%
47%
46%
46%
47
47
77%
773/4
78%
77j4
78%
83 %
No par
•
13%
13
49%
49
50
83%
49%
49%,
Jun
13
93% Sep
8
79
Sep 19
89% Jan 10
87
83% Jan
97
May 27
4.35%
preferred
series
100
*90
91%
15
82
Oct
10
78% Sep
84
July 21
3.85%
82%
81
19
82
Nov
14
78
series--—
100
series
—100
series
100
*81
75% Jan
preferred
preferred
*80%
82
5
14
NOV
84
12
Sep
6
15
84% July
3.80%
3
95
Aug 11
33% Dec 20
Jan
3
99
Aug
3
30% Jan
4
41% Oct
20
48% July 25
59% Feb
3
46% Apr
28
Feb
9
88
95% Dec
8
93% Jan
10
15
39% Jan
4
May 16
19% Jan
3
86
Jan
4
25 % Mar 16
30
Jan
May
5
40% Nov
2
15% Oct
123% Feb
26 %
21
8
90
58
101% May 24
55% Oct 19
30% Aug
4
170% Mar 10
27
30
4
26% Oct
26
34% Sep
12
Minnesota
38% Aug 31
37% Jan
4
35% Jan
4
35% Jan
3
21% Oct
4
27
24
7
29
34% Jan
6% Jan
6
7
48
% Jan
6
15
39
Jan
15
7% Oct
26
Nov
70
Oct
22% Sep
15% Jan
3
37% Apr 20
34% Jan
4
1
11
44
Apr
6
45% Apr 11
30% Mar 22
3
3% Jan
Aug 16
35
20
1
42% Jun
6
5% Mar 27
-
49% Oct
19
26
197/s Jan
6
13% Jan
3
19"% Apr
4
9% Dec
13
13% Jan
11
8% Apr
14
10% Jan
19
9
11% Aug 22
55% Jan
4
6% Feb
2
9 y4 Jun
44% Jan
20
21% Jan
33 % Dec
30
32% Aug
31% Aug 16
25
1
Jan
31
3
58% Aug 23
Mar 10
39
43 y4 Oct
10
Feb
24
57 %
25% Oct
24
53% Jan
10% Sep
26% Sep
29
14% Jan
28
47% Jan
25% Sep
25
17
Sep
60% Oct
26
24% Jan
18
Sep
11
24
98
68% Sep
22
11
27
23 % Jan
32% Sep
Sep
28
26% July
3
9% Sep 21
May 31
39% Jan
34% Mar
17% Feb
1
37% Feb
16
28 y4 Apr
20
100
12% Nov
11% Jan
4
3
29% Jan
Oct
May 8
20% Mar 17
9
39
Oct
25
80%
*79%
♦ QQ
04
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94
94
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'
280
%
170
80%
94
40%
40%
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40%
40%
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a
14,700
50%
51
50%
51
503/4
98
97 Va
98
98
98
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120
51 %
50%
51%
50
50
49%
50
49%
49%
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26
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25
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14.600
137
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136%
134%
103%
103 %
103%
103
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51
51
50%
51
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6,400
1,700
29.7U0
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27%
28
27%
28
26%
27%
26%
28
27%
28%
18.200
Power & Light
No par
Corp-——————1
Development Co
_5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
41%
42%
42%
2,100
Ontario
&
Paper
135%
*103
423/4
42%
40%
40%
40 V8
40%
221/4
21%
22%
8,100
37 %
36 3/4
37%
36 %
36%
12,800
4%
41/8
41/4
41/8
4i/o
2,700
41%
41%
40
39%
40%
40
40
22
22%
22
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22
37%
37%
37 y8
37%
37 %
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
47"%
42%
42%
39%
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Minnesota
Missouri-Kan-Tex
RR
5
47%
48%
47%
Co__6.25
Cement
Service
40%
40%
X40 %
—1
25%
26%
Co
Inc
preferred
Monon
Tool
Machine
Montana-Dakota
American
S
69
*67 %
69
74%
74
74
*73
741/2
120
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16 3/4
17
900
16%
16%
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9%
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16%
9%
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10
200
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7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
*73/4
51%
52%
51%
52%
52 %
52 %
52%
52 3/4
52%
52%
25,100
36%
36%
36%
37%
37%
37 %
37%
37%
6,700
4,400
7
19% Dec
5
16% Jan
4
41% May 31
M
28% Jan
22
20% Jan
31
26% May 22
Mueller
21
Sep 21
17% Jan
5
27
Feb
8
30
53% Mar
Jan
18
52
Apr
5
Murphy
35%
36%
41%
41%
40%
41%
41%
41%
413/,
4134
41 %
4134
34%
34%
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34%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
33
,
1,300
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33%
34 Va
32%.
33 %
32%
33%
333/fl
33%
33%
3334
78,900
12
9%
10
10
10
9%
9j4
9%
6,100
10
Co_
24% Nov
4
29% Sep
12
26% Oct
3
197/e
1
:«a% Jun
17
25% Sep
Jun
17
10
93/,
*
10
Brass
28%
29%
28%
29
28%
29%
2 8 3/4
29
29
291%
5,000
1
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Inc
22%
23%
21%
22%
22
22%
22 %
22%
23%
24%
45,500
74%
78
74%
76
743A
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743/4
76
74%
75 i/s
11,800
13%
13%
13
13%
13
5
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12%
13%
12%
13%
13
10
Co
37%
37 %
37%
38
38%
39
38%
39
38%
30%
31%
30 %
6,700
38%
30%
32
4,200
12,100
29%
33
%
30%
31%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22
221/8
5
22%
24%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
23-
l
48%
48%
48
48%
48
49
48%
49
48 3
a
483/4
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30
l
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Co
700
8
5
Corp
Munsingwear
47 % Dec
7%
1,000 lire
&
&
Fuel
28
'
*
8
No par
Co
Inc
Wheel
L
69
*73%
3
(John)
Mountain
9%
*67%
74
9
Lines
Industries
Motor
10
69
Chemical—
<fc
Shares
Moore-McCormick
Motec
19.800
9%
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2
Co
Montgomery Ward
Morrell
1,300
4,100
3%
93a
9%
7,700
40
10
74
9%
47
2534
7%
Co
Utilities
Power
Motorola
2534
9
25
Chemical
Montana
*39%
2534
47%
73%
16%
No par
A
B
Monsanto
40%
25%
No par
class
RR
Class
451-8
40
25%
68
9%
.100
Monarch
47%
40%
68
100
preferred
48
40 %
25%
„
2,700
73%
common—5
3%%
4.20%
26
...
47%
*
40%
26
.
18.300
22
41%
Mission
25
44
80%
74
Sep
1
82
1353/4
17% Oct
19
*80%
911/2
782
104
30
15
82
90
72 %
Montecatini Mining
25
*30V2
130
29
35% Sep 29
8
26% Mar
82
10334
Industries
6% Dec
91%
81%
-
74 Va
Mar 28
11% Oct
90
82
135%
73% Mar 29
79
91%
*81
104%
Mohasco
13% Apr
4
*90
81
72%
4
3
4
Jan
91%
«
75
3
Jan
82%
360
81%
74
26% Oct
Jan
811/2
75 %
Public
8
20,400
74%
Portland
62
700
■:477/a
75%
Pacific RR class A_No par
71
49%
47
103 %
Missouri
87% Mar 23
82*
*49
,491/a
136%
Missouri
80 % Mar 11
46,500
49%
48
75
Missouri
1
13 7/8
13%
*49
103
42"% May 15
12
f
136
6
19% Jan
•.
49%
*80%
40 7/8
23,000
25%
10
12
Oct
13%
200
6,900
9%
97%
51
Chem
109% Sep
87% Jun
17
60
&
17
Feb
17
Corp
Minerals
84%
29
9%
51
5
100
70% Jan
130
1
29% Jun
33% Dec
Corp
common
preferred
1st
Oil
17
88
Mar 10
3% Dec
5%%
Midwest
40%
34%
28 %
9%
22,900
81
49%.
49
81%
.
270
1,300
83
13%
13%
4,900
29%
91/2
48%
82%
82%
93%
*92
10
24% Dec
July 12
16% July
Midland-Ross
Inc.
33% Jan
19
Apr
31% Feb
Utilities
Jun
178% Jun
Oct~24
28
preferred
South
Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
3% convertible preference——100
Minn Mining & Mfg———tfo par
102% July 24
60
4.45%
Middle
83%
pfd_100
Xl3%
49
'49%
*90
75% Feb
74% Jan
83
29
9%
9%
13 %
12%
_5
29
9%
9%
84
29 %
*82%
84
28%, 29%
49%
int
77
78
77
10
Co__
Shares
27
.
31%
*82%
30
12.50
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Machine
29 Va
Oct
46%
78%
77
*82%
25c
Sales tot
the Week
Friday
Oct. 26
83
46%
No par
benef'cl
of
59% Mar 10
3
*83
*46%
16 %c
common
$3.50 preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott
3
8
100
Oct. 25
31 %
31%
83%
3%
Inc
HIGH BALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 24
Oct. 23
31%
1
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Shoe
Corp common
preferred series B
4%
Aug 11
91% Aug
Apr 20
24% Mar 10
."//
STOCK
EXCHANGE
35% Feb 28
33% Feb
80
7
84% Sep
8
30% Aug 21
30
30% Dee
30% May 25
NEW YORK
Lowest
Highest
"
15% Mar 10
LOW
STOCKS
PrettoM
Tear 1960
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26'A
26%
26 %
26V2
2,800
28%
29
28%
28%
28
28%
27%
12,800
No par
Co
Inc
___
(G C)
32% Mar 28
Murray Corp of America-
25
41% Mar
8
NAFI
9% Oct 27
4
Natco
1
Corp
National Acme
8
National
22 %
1,300
23%
22
5,200
'
N
12
16
Mar 30
40
Oct
13
54% Jan
4
47
Jan
4
18% Apr
59% Mar
10
Dec
1
17% Jan
4
10
Jan
3
16% Aug
32% Aug 22
77% Nov 30
.25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
143% Jan
157% Aug 12
12
8
July 18
49% Oct 26
26% Jan 27
70% Jan
6
149-
1
-11% Mar
70% Jun
Jan
3
8% Aug 10
3
61%.Jan
4
6
43
Jan
S
23% Oct 24
20% Nov 28
31
May
•
18% Oct
59% Jan
24% Dec
66% Dec
44% Jan 20
24% Dec
13
104
88% Dec
5
120% Jan
19
17% Oct
19
Jan
Oct
10
4
23% Jan
53% May
4
98
19
144% Jan
59
109% Jan
20
Sep
160
9
Aug
132% Sep
7
-24% Dec 21
4
25% Jan
9
82% Aug 25
46% Ju!y 7
11
Jan
24% Jan 11
21% May 27
49% Oct 19
78
5
35% Jan U
6
81% Dec
4
3
3
90% Aug 25
78
Sep 26
148% Sep
8
124% Aug 15
National
Aviation
National
Biscuit
16% Oct 23
120% Oct
5
33% Apr 12
26% Feb 28
78
Sep 19
30% May 11
National
Can
National
4%%
65% Aug 17
National
97
Apr
95% Feb
3
154% May 18
129% Jun
$4.50
3
,
7%
12
40
68
Sep
28
16% Oct
31
14
Jan
"28% July 21
55% Oct
25
National
6
National
22% Jan 20
National
98% Jan
28 % Jan
80
Jan
17
17% Sep 21
98 %
Sep
14% Oct
28
20% Jan
15% Jan
6
24% Sep
6
4% Oct
31
13
3
9% Apr
17
18% Oct
28
29% Jun
5% Jan
19% Oct
3
4% July 22
7% Jan
5% Jan
3
Jan
15
7,400
5
common—10
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
273/4
28%
28
28'/8
2,700
81%
82%
79%
—100
10
——5
156%
156%
*155%
25%
55
6
79% Jan
6
63% Jan
3
33% May 11
23% May 11
14% Dec
6
47 % |Aug
22
43% Jan
3
76 % Sep
7
65% Aug
1
39% Aug 28
May
29% Mar
32% Jan
7
25
31% Jan
6
15% July 18
35% Jun 27
8
39% Jun
13
2% Oct
25
6% Jan
6
Jan
3
22
46
Aug 24
Mai
n
Mar 22
5
28% Jan
3
72% Jan
4
29% Sep 14
80% Aug 19
75% Jan
23
81% Feb
27
33% Mar 15
39% Aug 17
38% Jan
3
48'% Aug
9
65% Jan
73
68"
69% Mar
74% Jan
14
4
Jan
99% Feb
2
92% Jan
20
108
Aug
102% Sep
5
18% May
•6% Sep 29
D% Oct
22
9
19
6
88
4
108
98
Aug 14
19% Jan 12
30% Jan
4
97% Aug
8
21
July 18
17% Dec
2
13% July 12
22% July 20
6
49
29% May
Jan
25
12% July
18
9
3
48% Dec 22
Jan
26
41% Apr
20
Dec
83
Jan
12
4
Apr 10
75% Mar 6
Jan
6
Dec
11 % Mar
36
3
14
82
7
106% Jan
23
11
72
5
28
68
*6% Feb
17
32% Sep
24
107%
Aug" 24
103
4
112
Sep
8
108% Jan
110
Sep
20
35% Oct
25
48
Jan
4
22% Jan
25
67% Jan
5
78
Jan
8
29% Aug 26
76% Sep
7
87% Sep 14
81
Apr
29
79% Jan
11
80
Jan
5
34% Mar 31
13% Oct
,22
Nov
31
4
17% Sep 27
37 % Sep 20
For
47
Dec
55
53 3 4
54%
86%
85-
85 '/a
173/4
17%
1734
17%
2,500
4
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
34,200
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
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6%
6 3/8
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6%
13,300
20 %
20 %
19%
19%
19%
193/4
Fibre
1
Co,
Sep 12
39% July 19
27% Jan
10
72
Jan
12
83
Jun
27
82
July 5
July 11
83
83% Jan
41% Jan
5
26
4
15% Jan
3
4
13
23% Jan
4
22% Dec
21% Jan
59
27
41 Mi Jan
31% Jan
.
footnotes,
Jun
,
see page
24.
112
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7%
19
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49
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120
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83
83
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83
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2,400
69%
67
54%
54%
55
54%
55%
5
33 %
33%
33%
33%
34%
34%
3,600
1
16%
17%
167/a
17%
16%
17
16%
17
16%
15%
24,700
15
40 %
41%
40%
41
40%
40%
401/4
40%
40
40%
11,600
Y New Haven & Hartford-No par
2%
21
York
Air
York
Central
Y
Chicago
Brake
&
Railroad
St Louis Co
2%
2%
2%
21%
7,100
4.200
8
10,800
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3 %
3%
5,900
12
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,600
39%
40%
40%
403/4
40 3/4
421/4
423/4
44
42%
43%
100
77%
77%
*76;%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
45%
46%
44%
463/8
45%
46 %
46%
46%
46
46%
36,000
69
69 %
68%
69
69%
69%
69%
69%
69
69V4
310
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73%
72%
723/4
723/4
73%
73
73
73
190
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80
79%
79%
783/4
78%
JN
JPreferred
Y
series
5%
A
York Shipbuilding
State
$3.75
Electric
3.40%
Corp——1
Gas com_No par
preferred—
preferred
3.60%
3%
100
preferred—,
100
100
100"
100
100
100
preferred
4.10% preferred-—
5.25%
preferred
4.85%
preferred—
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
3.90%
5
North
Rights
Corp:
Coal
5.60%
Northern
$4.10
4
$4.08
86% Mar 22
Pacific
States
$4.11
preferred
$4.16' preferred
Northrop
Corp_
Northwest
4
Northwestern
6
64
Norwich
5%%"
conv
86
78 3%
*85i%
73
78%
'
85%
853/4
107
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107%
1073/4
1073/4
♦106
78%
108
50
30
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100%
100 %
101%
100 %
1001%
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26%
27 %
26%
26%
26%
101
80
101
101 %
26%
108
26%
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240
26%
1,700
36'%
37
37%
37 %
37%
5,000
109%
109%
110%
110
110%
109%
110%
6,000
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*22%
223/4
22%
22%
-22%
22 i/b
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12%
*12%
127/8
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12%
12 3%
12 3/4
12%
20%
20%
19%
20 %
193/4
20
193/4
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20
45%
46%
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47%
49
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65%
65%
65
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8
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67
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67
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39%
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27,500
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1,066,300
36
37
35
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50
66%
66%
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10
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39%
39%
39%
39%
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32
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32
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108
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111
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111
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32
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107
107
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111%
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109
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5.100
111
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1093%
2,300
290
130
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10,600
41 %
43%
41%
423/4
41%
421,4
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
75%
75%
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751/4
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75%
series
1Q0
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86
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87
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86
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86
85%
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100
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84
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84
84
84
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85
86
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86
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series
series
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87
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53%
10
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27%
32%
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86
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5
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54%
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preferred
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85%
-
80
111
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.
180
1061/4
35 %
42%
18,300
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com
40,600
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5
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300
12%
32
106 %
108
500
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100
Pharmacal
30
86
7834
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86
26%
37
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series
Airlines
35% Aug
7
37% May 17
9,800
-78
22%
Ry
preferred
preferred
*77
109%
Corp
Power
preferred
78
108%
preferred-—
preferred
preferred-—
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*77
78
*77
.
*85%
— —
5%%
5.80%
21
,
32
American
$3.60
78
,
25
_i_10
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preferred
preferred--
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3%
100%
,
1
Adjustment
6%
2%
2%
2%
86
*85
*105%
Norfolk & Western Ry common—25
50% Mar 22
May 12
76%
243/4
33%
Gas
7
*75%
25
68%
Ry
87% Feb
76%
24%
54%
Natural
67% May 15
33 % July 20
76%
25
55%
Northern
May
49%
763/4
24%
*76
24%
70%
May 16
86% Feb
7,900
4*000
33%
35% Sep
1
77 % Mar 2 j
85
73/4
49 %
48%
49%
76%
*76
7%
32%
May
6
1,800
7%
18%
1
Central
Jun
19 %
7%
5
Inc
Northern
12
1934
7%
18%
66%
Oct
193/4
5,700
7%
47%
108
20
2,800
18%
66
113% Mar 13
*33^
—1
45%
5
800
54%
Aviation——1
5
106
8
31% Jan
July
900
33
85%
Car
9
26%
32%
17%
American
27
26
32%
86%
American
11 Oct
26
32%
55%
North
43
26
33
173/4
North
*»
30
26
33
85
9
17
128 %
26
26
55%
Sep 25
18% Sep 13
56% Aug
Tan
13
Sep
9
87
Aug 26
86% Aug 24
12
34% May 15
69
30
86
6
24
Mar 14
13% Jan
11
Jan
101% Jan
6
Feb
1
18
68
*03% Jan
99% Jan
6
57% Jun
117
64
6
3
Mar
27% Oct
45% Jan 17
15% Oct 16
Mar 29
Apr
103 y4 Mar
& Oct
62% Dec
Mar 17
260
Television—1
&
New
8% Jan 23
103
15
Jan
41% Jan
25
0% Jan
Sep
71% Sep
76 y« Jan
76
Aug 17
80% May 4
88 % Aug 18
7
15
80
Mar 28
128%
129%
154
53%
New
23% May
128%
152 %
69%
N
11
129%
30
24,500
71%
26
5
37% Jan
153
*128 %
129%
*25%
153
89%
34
30
12% Jan
7
*128%
152 %
941/2
87%
54
Oct
25
152%
.7,200
94
*
70%
44
4% Oct
12 % Dec
60
152
25%
200
'
173/4
Co
New
N
61
53 %
18% Jan
24
60%
89
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
1% July 7
2% July 10
11% Oct 27
47/a Jan
61
17%
Neptune Meter Co—
5
Newberry Co (J J) common_No par
3%%
preferred
100
New England Electric System—__1.
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
85
61%
61
6,800
18,000
17%
6
9
30%
.
17%
No par
29% Jan
79% Jan
30
:
86%
22% Jan 26
85
30%
49
33%
34% May 24
40% July 11
79% Aug 19
8
30
30
30%
85%
Va
90
1
75% Jan
30%
-
89
10
Nov
3
*48
50c
24
18
; 85 %
48%
33
10
-—
Corp
12
85%
48%
33
Bros
Oct
43,600
25%
85
49
129%
25%
26
25%
85
152
153
=■128
Neisner
Mar
25%
253/4
84%
94%
1
12,100
25%
88'/a
Corp
3,100
4,500
76%
*48-%
87%
153
8
49
*92%
Nautec
51
20
;
76.%
25%
94%
9
80
23%
19 7
85
87%
28
25% Jun
23%
'
84%
86 Va
16 % Jun
3
15,800
25%
*92%
29 y4 Apr
3
116%
*48%
26
60%
9
13
114 3 4
i
V
87%
Co
Jan
56,700
r
84
59%
290
15%
19%
84
10,400
155V4
15
76
94%
9% Jan 24
74
19%
75%
100
Vulcanized
21% Jan
23 3/4
19%
75%
59%
4
| 36% Jan
23%
19%
743/4
85%
14% Mar
2
Aug 30
23%
£
*92%
Chemical
National
22% Aug
23%
74%
93%
Co
Natomas
4
24
19%
75
60%
Corp.
10% Apr
21
23%
20
88%
1
24
24%
19%
74%
100
27% May 15
Jan
116%
87.'
29
71
114%
93%
A—
Theatres
19% Jan
116%
24%
_5
Dec
36% Oct
115%
common——1
—No par
10
18% Oct
16%
116%
-10
Nov
29
15%
116 %
30%
18
27% Jun
16%
117%
16
81%
81%
155
153/4
30%
Go
National
5
81%
156
15%
116 %
•»
29%
Sugar Ref Co
Tea
81%
155%
16 Va
15%
49%
B
Starch &
National
*155%
*48%
common-
National-Standard
Steel
82
156
81%
82 V.
156
100
—50
Service
Linen
600
;■»
13%
Co
Co
preferred
preferred
6%
8
1153% Oct 27
25% Oct
Gypsum
National
3
50
13%
Corp
Co
Gas
Lead
■
13%
preferred
National
6,900
10
*:* 49 %
12%
Corp
Fuel
National
v
13
pfd series of 1951
preferred
(conv)_
23
30"% Oct
9%
10%
50 'A
123/4
No par
City Lines Inc—__
1
National Dairy Products—
5
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com_5
1
10
50%
13%
National
4%%
Aug
103/a
51%
12%
Register
National Castings Co_
52
10%
51%
13%
Cash
92% Feb 27
103/8
52
13 %
preferred
7%
17
27
28%
10%
52
—1
12
Apr
27%
10%
53
10 Va
*52
1
Co
Airlines
85% Mar 30
31% Jan
157
33% Aug 17
36% Aug 30
23% Jan
1
5
Corp
30%
30
58%
59%
59% >60%
30%
*84%
413%
423/s
35%
36
353/4
*75
100
85%
*
4,900
"75%
35%
.
20
20
20
86%
*85%
86%
*85 Va
86%
IOO
56
573/a
56%
571/4
56%
57%
35,300
27%
27%
28
29%
29 V8
21,700
32%
*85%
28 V2
'•
32%
:
32%
32%
32%
1,900
30
30
30
30
29%
30
2,500
59%
603/4
60
60%
60
60%
7.800
*32
Volume
194
Number 6103
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1857)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous.
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Oct. 23
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 24
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Oct. 26
Oct. 25
Oct. 27
Shares
O
31% May 17
84
Jan
38% Sep
94% Sep
4
75% Jan
89
82
Jan
86
96
Jan
3
47
Oct
3
15
46
46%
Jan
3
46%
46
95% Feb
23
4.40%
preferred—
463/8
100
91
92
*91
46%
Jan
3
83% Mar 20
92%
46%
79
91
3.90%
91%
100
83
83
91%
93% Jan
3
98
*82%
11%
Aug
82
3
4.56%
83%
May
82%
82
82
90% Jan
13
94
Feb
21
4.44%
preferred
preferred
preferred
19
9
93% Sep
39% Jan
30 Ve Aug
28 Ve Mar
16
35% Jan
89
Sep
36
Jan
36% Jan
Dec
33% Jan
16% Sep
83% Jun
87
21
16% Apr
5
45% Aug
4
47% Oct 24
19
12
Jan
16
85
24% May 10
33 y4 Dec
19
37% Aug
4
54% Jan
4
32% Aug 24
39% Oct 24
15% Dec
29
18% Oct
20
17% Mar 15
Aug
15% Jan
35% Nov 29
42% July
5
39 % Jan
4
64% Dec
28
56% Jan
37% Jan
4
17% Oct
24
Oct
24
23 % Jan
12
16% Jan
3
15
75
.
Jan
25
122% Jun
82% Oct
31
116
104% Feb
16
130% May 31
23% Oct
85
26
Jan
11
5
Jan
7
12% Oct
26
11% Jan
5
1
Jun
17
Gas
4%
4.24%
Oklahoma
Olin
28
Olin
Oil
5
Ac
23 % Oct
Outlet
Otis
102% Mar 22
Owens-Corning
104
Owens-Illinois
26% Jan
11
3
36
Oct
27
98
July 11
4
87% Jan
Apr
6
4%
14 % Jan
13
6
12 Vz Oct
5
18
15y8 Jan
5
2
20 y2 Jan
17
30
73 y2 Jan
3
973/4 Oct
Pacific
60
77
Dec
243/4 Jun
15
Pacific
Pacific
Cement
Pacific
Coast
19
5%
Gas &
53% Sep
16
52
Jan
23
65% Oct
32 y4 Jan
28
30% Jan
3
48% Apr
Feb
2
141 % Jan
5
7% Jan
12
5'/4 Jan
3
4
12% Oct
20
143/4 Sep
163/4 Sep
8
19
32
Pan
21% Feb
27
Pan
Amer
4
26
19% Oct
25
Oct
24
173/4 July
6
16% Apr
28
23% Jan
4
145
19
12
40
Jun
8
39
Jan
Oct
4
177
Apr
3
8%, Ma,y 16
24 y4 Aug 30
26% May 15
19
Mar
50% Dec
30
393/8 July 19
5 6 % Apr
83% Mar 18
913/4 Oct
7
86% Jan
5
94
39% Apr
29
67% Sep
1
53% Jan
18
36% Mar 15
51 Vb Jun
15
32 Ve Oct
4
28 Va Jan
4
23 lA Jan
33% Oct
24
60% Feb
29
14% Feb
12
20% Dec
21% Jan
12
24
30
Sep
19
5
19% Jan
3
30% Oct
19
17
23% Jan
9
27
28
14
49 Vb May 16
46
Mar 24
Apr
44
Mar 15
60% Dec
24
Nov
1
31% Jan
4
26V8 Oct
27
15
Sep
20
I8V2 Jun
22
15 % Jan
3
41
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
41% Jan
4
49 % Apr
14
38% Aug
8
45
Sep
7
5
55% Oct
26
22% July 25
27 % Oct 28
37% Apr
28 % Jan
36
Dec
22
31 % Oct
25
25 3/8 Jan
283/4 Sep
89
Jan
27
4
85% Jan
18
10% Oct
5
303/4 Mar 31
68 3/a Oct
3
Feb
27
33
23% May
9
43 y4 Aug 15
3
41% Jun
6
7
26 % Jan
9
35 % Oct
25
973/4 Aug 24
943/4 Aug 31
94% Sep
19
101% Jun
5
90% Jan
5
973/4 Jun
17ye Jan
113/a Jan
3
16% Mar 28
5
30% Nov
7
45
543/4 Feb
8
66% May 16
Jan
7
32% Jan
17
♦86
87%
87
87
X35%
36%
36%
40%
36%
39%
403/a
39%
173/4
17%
18
40 %
56%
57
553/4
56%
75%
753/4
75%
75%
753%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18%
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21%
21%
21%
22%
80%
76%
79
77%
78
78%
85%
83%
85%
83%
84 3/8
82%
Corp-
1
78%
84
Packard-Bell
37 % Nov
15
68% Mar 25
34% Jan
29
50 y4 Jun
17
4
24
36
Sep 27
July 24
46
7
111
33
900
33%
3*>%
34
34%
353/8
34%
36
94
92%
92%
♦923/,
93%
93%
94
20,200
£3%
93%
21%
111%
111
111%
213/4
12%
12%
13%
18%
18%
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183/4
23
23
*22%
24
24
*22
24
25
653/4
96%
Pipe
953/,
150
151
6%
7
63%
*22%
96%
63%
^
'
1
37%
150
191/4
19%
19
13
123/4
70c
151/8
15%
15
153/8
1
19%
19%
19%
20
46%
47%
46%
Line—No par
473/8
Co
Proof
19%
19
13%
12%
;
32%
28%
*28 %
43%
44
30
30 3%
43%
30
43%
43%
44
42
42 Va
30%
293/4
30
29%
30
*24%
243,4
24%
25
653/4
653/4
653/,
65 V2
653/4
643/4
65
26%
27
26 Ve
26%
25
84% Jan
6
96
91% July
29
12
T03% Mar 29
22
85
Mar
93
Jan
12
101
Sep
Sep
5
98
Apr 19
26
Oct
25
49
Jan
15% Dec
6
603/8 Dec
100
Aug 14
3
333/a Jan
38 V* Apr
3
Jan
3
98
3
116
30
86
Mar 29
81
Dec
9
77 Ve Jan
20
85
Aug 12
793/4 Jan
743% Jan
14
12
64 %.
183/a Sep
6
Dec
13
44% Jan
Aug
2
1
Dec
97
Jun
8
27
Oct
16
60% Jun
5
39% Jan
10
68 Va Oct
27
183/4 Jan
3
27 y2 Apr
24
88
Aug
Jan
28
673/4 Sep
3
1
93
Dec
4
4
2
123
41
3
20
10
23
Feb
Sep
73
813/4 Nov
13% Dec
94
July 31
20% May 31
25% Jan
1
Dec
28
43 V2 Jun
17% Dec
79
May
25
47
Sep 28
10
77% Jan
97
433/4 Feb
29 y4
14
Oct
80 % Aug 29
6
29
5
Sep
54
Apr 11
13% Apr
31% May
91
8
23
8
83% Mar 16
51% Sep
14% Jan
9
25% jun
173/4 Jan
62
71
5
41 y8 Mar
72 3/4 Oct
78% Jan
29
Apr
60
104% Mar
1
8
22
19 Va May 20
132
81% Aug 23
Oct
79
12% Oct
123
6
23
88 Va Mar 21
88
Apr
21
18% Mar 16
130
Sep
27
18 Vt Jan
3
28 y2 Apr
3
4
62 3/4 July 18
79% Feb
28
4
10% Oct
27
173/a May 17
% Oct
27
17% Nov 17
Aug 31
38% Jan
8
55% Sep
28
80% Jan
10 % Dec
6
22% Jan
57
Dec
29
71
Jan
12
44
59
Nov
15
75% Jan
15
46 % July 21
Jan
6
9% Sep
28
18
113% Oct
5
125
45% Oct
25
83% Oct
26
124% Jan
4
8
72% Dec
20
43% Mar
15 Va May 10
163% Feb
1
16% Dec
6
Apr 11
81% Jan. 4
253/4 Nov
2
2613/4 Aug 22
253/a Jan
5
Aug 11
9% Jan
114
3
Jun
27
55% Jan
5
96 % Jan
5
Jan
9
69
20 % Jan
3
Feb
13
173% Jan
3
175
"88% Oct
12
95% Jan
11
88
Apr
19
Feb
1
34 Va Dec
30
33 % Jan
3
27
May
% Oct
61
9
27
Jan
12
65% Jan
24
16y4 Oct
26
Feb
13
120
77% May 10
130
May 10
93% Oct
33 Ve Oct
27
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
*47
48
473/4
473/4
49
51%
523%
55%
52%
39%
55%
26,300
39 y2
393/4
6,200
Penn
Gas Light
Peoria
As
40
393/4
40%
393/4
40
39%
39%
V4
33%
32
32%
31%
32%
32
%3>
32 %
34%
97
%
Eastern
As
Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola
32 %
32 %
3,700
34%
348/a
35%
34%
35 Ve
34%
35
6,300
973/8
98
973/a
973/a
97
98 Va
97
98
943/4
95
*94%
96
94%
943/4
9iy2
95
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 y«
14%
14Va
47
48%
41,900
48
14%
48%
48%
49 y«
49
49
483/4
49 Ve
6,400
50%
19
45% Apr 17
11
9
44% Dec^ 30
43
Jan
3
67 y4 Oct
27
263/4 Mar
8
293/4 Sep
28
Jan
3
30% Apr
6
8
85 % Mar
1
87% Aug 17
81V4 Aug
83% Jan
3
87
90
7
86
Jan
102
52
Jan
11
78 Va Jan
19
80 V* Jan
5
84% Dec
12
69 3/4 Dec
86
30
12
Aug 30
Sep
64% Jan
10
Jan
1*
ICS3/* Aug 19
Jan
3
1043/4 jun
28
41% Feb
17
493/4 Aug 19
47% Jan
4
98
21
90% Feb
24
105% Jan 30
Feb
21
67% Oct
4
108
Mar 29
5
74% Sep
13
70% Aug
7
78
20% Jan
7
23% Apr
20
21% Jan
9
23 Va Apr
20
May 11
Feb
18
73/4 Sep 29
81
Feb 25
29% Feb
4
30% Oct
10
22% Mar 22
123
Aug 25
11% Feb
11
66% Nov
21
21
May 17
7
22% Mar 29
Oct
1183/4 Jan
3
165
Jan
3
14
84 y2 Apr
4
87%' Aug 14
8
373/4 Aug 30
33% Jan
3
24
32 3/4 Oct
24
37% Jun
5
10
Feb
65% Jan
106
Pfelffer
Brewing
Inc
4
May 12
42
55%
51%
633/4
100
96
48%
*40
54%
50%
63 3/a
*99
:
A '
48%
96%
48%
*40
413/4
54%
51%
55 3/a
50%
64%
16%
15%
16
35
35
343/4
35
55%
50%
*i95%
99
15%
33%
53%
513/4
16
9,400
52%
66%
68
*98 Va
100
;
9,700
6,700
200
16
16%
33%
•333/4
9o0
413/4
53%
.
4,700
-
*40
67%
34%
3%
96%
*|4«*%
513/4
66
16
15%
■
413%
98%
653%
100
33%
;
97
49
53%
51%
65
*99
16
97
48%
*40
413/4
-54%
100 %
320
>, •.
96
Z. 48%
*973/4
i
700
34%
5,200
3,300
33/8
33/8
3%
3%
3%
3%
1,000
43%
433/4
43
443/a
44%
45%
45%
45%
91,400
593/4
58%
58%
58 Ve
44%
59%
443/4
583/4
59%
59%
59
593/4
12,200
35%'-
9,500
3%
33/a
3%
>
common—No par
.343/4
35
34%
34%
98%
98%
98 Ve
99
99
99
34%
99-
34%
100
—100
100
100
(NY)
50c
Philco
Corp common
—3
3%% preferred series A——100
Philip Morris Inc common
—5
4% preferred
100
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh CokeAsChem Co com. 10
$5 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co—
1
343/4 ..35
98%
98%
34%
4.40%
99
170
83%
83%
83
84
84
84
84%
83%
84
460
97%.
97%
*96%
97%
*96%
97%
96%
96%
1033/4
1033/4
103%
103%
Electric
Co
preferredpreferred—;
4.30%
preferred—
4.68 %
preferred
Phlla & Reading Corp
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne As Ohio JU—
7%
guaranteed preferred
-100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc—-1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co—
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
Rights when issued—
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh Ac West Virgina
100
Pittsburgh Young Ac Ash pfd—100
Pittston
Co
(The)
1
common
$3.50 convertible
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
preferred
75
2-50
—5
—-1
Poor
Ac
Corp
—10
Co
5%% sf pref-100
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
Procter Ac Gamble—
No par
Public Service Co of Colorado—10
com.No par
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08%
preferred
100
4.18%
preferred
100
4.30%
preferred
-100
5.05%
preferred
100
5.28% preferred—
100
Public Serv Co of Ind com—No par
3% % preferred
100
4.32%
preferred
25
4.16% preferred-,
-25
4.80%
preferred——
:—-100
Public Serv Elec Ac Gas
Publicker Industries Inc
common—5
No par
43% Oct
11
42
12
Pullman
Co—10
No par
Inc
-•
Oil
2
39% Jan
4
31 % Sep
27
39% Jun 14
Pure
Jan
26
63% Dec
5
57% Feb
17
92 Ve Oct
125% Jan
11
Jan
13
145
Sep
18
26% Jan
4
31
Apr
1
Quaker Oats Co common.
6% preferred.
.100
Quaker state Oil Refining Corp
10
273/. Jun
50%
.
3.80%
Phila
$4.75 preferred——
Puget Sound Power Ac Light
Jun
63
101
;
5
33%c
12.50
Co
(Chas) As Co Inc
Phelps-Dodge Corp
97 Va Oct
36 Ve Mar
Mar 15
50%
*98%
—5
Polaroid
100% Sep
95% Oct
73
54%
No par
Porter Co Inc (HK)
4
*40
100
1
Permutit
300
34%
98%
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
25,000
'
983/4
25
4 %%
10,600
96
*95 •
No par
—_10Q
33 %c
1
Coke
issued^,—.—
*47
34
Power
When
20%
48
32
1
Corpt
4%%
May 8
22% Mar 30
227
300
2,300
52
Pfizer
Sep
13,300
25%
48
Pfaudler
30 Ve Jun
?25
50%
17% May 23
80% Sep
2,400
2,100
*47
26
96
9,100
50,600
,
53%
15
99% Sep
833/4 Sep
28%
55%
47%
15% Sep
13
34
28
51%
32% Sep
Jan"~7
33%
28 %
46%
preferred
Co
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Glass Sand
conv
(J C)
Pet Milk Co common
Jan
33%
-50
1
3
4.68%
Penney
20
87%
32%
28y4
273/a
26
75
32%
28%
22
27
26
96
54%
263/4
Oct
65% May 16
35 y4 Oct 20
49i/2
*95
55 Va
21
Oct
45% Oct
48 y2
96
533%
27%
83% Apr
3
*95
54%
20
68
3
48y2
47%
95%.
533/4
27
99
3
47%
47%
*94
203/4
1
Jan
10,400
86,500
29,500
32%
*24 3/a
9,700
15%
20%
27%
3
3
13%
15%
19%
12
46% Jan
13 Ve
20 Ve
27'/a
94% Feb
30% Jan
133%
240
1
43 5/s Jan
6
4,600
15%
28%
653/4
19%
20%
32%
66%
19%
8,700
153/a
29%
653/4
7,800
20
>
,
20%
33%
30%
6%
153/4
28%
45%
37%
149%
6%
/
20%
32%
25
13
T
373%
149%
7
19%
95%
301/4
19%
•
15%
-
55 3/a
common
37 Va Jan
23
13%
31%
150
6%
19%
54
43'/4
37%
149
7
5
Inc
7
"21
373/4
151
6%
Co
5
Jan
4,400
Cement, Corp
Fruit
16
~5y8
63%
Penn-Dixie
95 Va Mar
57% Jan
63 3/a
Penn
52% Dec
38 V* Jun
64
*94
*24%
Ford
41% Dec
8
63y4
95%
25
100
64 3/a
21,200
57%
No par
5
1,500
24
97 VA
56
3.50
Transportation
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
*21%
96%
*94
_*No par
2.50
Co
4,300
96%
1
Corp
1,800
13%
18 VA
95%
373/a
•
123/4
211/2
13 Va
18 Va
,
96%
150
,
7
_50e
213/i
63 3/a
,
38%
150
6%
*21%
640
95%
100
Pictures
7
"2% Dec"21
111
123/4
14
26% Mar 14
112
*21%
28
43% Mar
111
19
Sep
49% Apr 20
5'% May 25
111
25
East
1,470
33%
123/4
Sulphur.
;
Airways Inc
1,600
32'A
*92%
213/4
92% Jan
11
13,900
18%
433A Dec
16% Jan
6,000
833/4
12%
30
13% May 17
79%
823/4
<
21%
Peoples
563/a Apr
79
84
19%
Co
Perkin-Elmer Corp
,
223/4
79%
6,200
111%
13 Va
11
24
28,200
22
23
50% Jan
,
18
22%
17%
22%
18 %
19%
Oct
103
12,900
12%
Parmalee
Ac
773/4
21%
preferred
Rust
17%
56
1
Electronics
Davis As
17%
-75%
5
World
Panhandle
.
Aggregates Inc-5
common
100
111%
15
Corp
&
300
5,400
61,600
55%
75%
21%
com..6.25
17
17%
173/4
21%
*163/4
55%
55%
75%
■'
623/4 Jan
48 v4 Oct
17%
57
25
49% Oct
*16%
353/4
39%
40%
17%
38
Penick
16%
88
35%
18%
50 % Oct
3
39%
18%
64%
Parke
16%
*86%
35%
41%
63%
4%
16%
88
35%
17%
As Light com
No pax
preferred
100
4.40% series preferred
100
Pennsylvania RR
—10
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—:
5
2
35%
37%
Parker
Nov
47%
40
Lighting Corp
No par
Telep & Teleg com__14 2/7
6% preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Packaging Corp, of America
5
Paramount
17
47%
Pacific
313/4 Oct
6
38%
Pacific
Sep 29
853/4 Apr 11
443/4 Apr 12
25
21% Oct
38%
48%
75%
Electric
American
8
23
4% Oct
38%
48%
57
preferred
8
130% Feb
38%
48%
*86%
No par
Co
26% Mar 10
20
Co
150
383/4
47%
88
common
American
3
22% May 17
25 y4 May 31
Mar
10
15,300
1,900
38%
47%
35%
100
Paper Co
preferred
173/a Aug 17
91%
30c
Fiberglas
Glass
Oxford
18 3/8 May 11
91%
47
*86%
5
preferred
$5
97
No par
28
120% Apr
9 3%
93
47%
16%
Corp
Co
26
18
97%
*91%
3.125
Sep
Sep
*96%
93
38%
17
Corp
1
Rockland Utilities—10
Marine
260
97%
*91 %
47
Gas
Elevator
270
*96%
93
38%
*16%
Corp
5,200
92
83
38%
7.50
Gas
463/8
92
38%
common_5
Chemical
46
*82
97%
*91%
100
Natural
Outboard
10
Co
preferred
Orange
93
97%
20
Mathieson
80% July 11
28% Feb 20
*91%
46%
97%
100
Electric
&
&
*96%
No par
7
59% Oct
100
preferred
18 3/a. Jan
22% May
46% Mar
Okla
common
Co
82% Oct
106
9
Aug
18% Mar 18
May 11
17
27
34% Jan
93
76
Oil
88% Mar 27
4
24
Ohio
36% July 10
4
19% Oct
Co
Edison
52% Aug
20% Apr
4
'
36% Mar
Ohio
70
"
21%
93
723/4
213/4
93
69
21%
93
1061/4
107%
105%
*831/4
84%
83%
*80
81
*80
56%
56%<
56
19%
19%
19
59
*96
42%
60%
98
42%
575/8
*96
443/a
83%
103 y8
103y8
713/a
69%
70%
21%
> 203/4
t.*
<n
106 3/a
*103% 104'
67%
20%
21%
*103%
69%
97%
104
69 VA
21%
93%
107%
104%
106
85%
84%
85
81.
21%
84
*80
84%
*80
563/4
<:
81
.
56%
56%
i
93
•80
56
183/4
19
59%
57
58
57
98%
*96
98
*96
19
93
*93
94
104 VA
56%
41,300
20,100
1,090
105 a/a
84%
8.2Q0
490
81
56
19
40
200
713/a
21 Va
.
93
81
45%
*96%
i
106
84
19%
'
56%
18%
22,300
19
1,900
59
59%
5,000
•96
59%
98
97%;
443/4
45%
46
46%
4,200
65%
67%
65%
67
66
67%
66%
67%
663/4
68 VA
10,700
25%
26
25"%
26
25%
26 y4
25%
25%
25%
25%
5,100
*85
87
*79%
81
12%
13
*85
44
45%
87
*85
87
66%
86 y2
79%
79%
*79%
81
80
80
793/4
793/4
400
1?%
13%
12%
13%
ny*
13%
13%
133/a
2,900
*126%
128%
126%
*86
88
10
126%
127%
127%
127%
23 5/a
24%
23%
235/a
23%
24
233/4
24
24 Va
24%
8,000
65%
67
65
65%
653/4
66%
65%
66
65 Va
65%
11,300
128
128
11%
113/B
10%
11
*48%
49%
48%
48%
*46%
*51%
52%
51%
51%
143/4
14%
143/4
14%
119%
*118
103/4
126
10%
10'/2
10%
10%
48
47
47
47%
47%
51%
51%
51
51
503/4
50 3/4
400
15
15%
15%
16 V*
16
16%
7,600
119%
*118
%
*118
61%
108
119%
64
*118
61
110
*107%
883/4
91
89%
29%
32%
30
1993/4
203%
200
63%
119%
62%
63 y2
*118
10%
9,o00
i/2
36,100
,
64y2
63%
108
•108
108 %
108 y2
108%
90%
91
92
92
92 Va
93%
313/a
31%
313/4
31%
31%
32
205
201 %
.
207 y2
92
31%
199% 201%
200%
40
119
64
108
1091
140
64
203 Va
4,400
420
4,800
37,000
20,400
18%
18%
183/a
183/a
19
19%
19%
i9y2
19%
19%
*95 V*
95%
95%
95%
95 V*
95%
95%
95 y4
95%
95%
.270
44%
445/8
44%
443/a
44
443/a
44%
44 V*
44
44%
8,700
92%
94%
92 %
93%
923/4
94%
92
92%
90%
91%
1,600
93%
92%
93%
92%
923/4
36,300
6,800
63%
64%
63 3/a
64%
64%
65%
65
65%
65%
67 Va
30,500
28%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29Va
1,100
84%
843/4
85
85
84
85
84%
84 Va
84%
64%
330
*86
87
86
86
•86
87
88%
88%
88%
*88%
89
180
104
250
93
923/4
*86
87
*86
87
89
89
*88%
89
88%
104
104
104
104
103%
104
107
107
106%
107
106 y4
106 VA
64
64
63 3/a
72%
73
*71%
22%
22%
*22%
23%
*22%
*21 %
22%
*21
22%
21%
*155
8 5/8
*86
160
8%
*157
83/a
88
*86
92%
104
•106 VA
92%
104
107
92%
'
104
*1063/4
107
10
560
63%
63
63%
63%
64%
64
64%
74
713/4
713%
*71%
74
71 %
71%
23
♦22%
*21%
23
*22%
23
200
22 V*
*21%
22 Va
100
160
83/4
88
*155
160
8%
*86
21%
*
;
83%
88
•155
8%
*86
160
8%
88
158%
:
8%
♦86
160
8%
4,700
70
130
6,600
88
40%
41
41
41%.
41
41%
41%
41%
40
333%
35%
323/4
333/a
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
25,800
33%
333/4
333/a
333/a
333/a
333%
33%
34
33%
333/4
28,300
89%
4,100
110
41%
5,400
Q
42
26
Maf
8
136
Aug 18
27% Nov 14
For footnotes, see page
131
24.
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22:
.Monday., October 30, 1961
.NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
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-.385
*.
19%:70%
28%
26%.,
42'
1
Co of Amer._Nopar
22% Jan
46% Apr
49%
54%
Corp
1
27% May 20
"
34%
19%
.69%
,
'
81
111
17
23
12>>
11'
,
5
Co
Corp
5
46
341/2
*78
109
10 ,,>
Inc
Aug
15% Dec
1
32
No par
(series of 1955)
(series of 1956)
United
25
preferred
147/a Dec
31
31 Var
;
33%
■
•/
95%,
32%
31%
common—10
C&
Car Co_
Aircraft
United
No par
California
of
$4 non-cum
17
29% Jan
4
103% Aug 25
8% Aug
Jan
8
2
Oot
series.:
$4
Preferred
Jun
16
716
33%
No par
Jan
16.
92%,
t
32
No par
Aug 19
15%
93
-
,
6,900
46% >
:/;■ 45%,
■
41%
300
•
24,200
.',
25%,
21
••
•
40%
9%
„-
"
84'/2S
,•
32%
95%
series
*82*
:
32
126%
49 %
series
50%;-
31%
No par
series
49'A,
-
•;
,
83%
32%
'•a '
r
43,700
83 'A,
27%.-.
7
21%
-
21%^
33
10
$3.70
Nov
32 % Jan
15%
'
;
9%r ' *
...
63,
27
" 7,300
.
35%''
48^
.
20%,
*60
;
,
75 %
:'5o
,
;53%.
;/90,
25%
32%/
*20%,
84 %
7
'92
22%
22%'
99
105 ',-,
33'",'. 34%
18'A
18'A
Paper Corp—6%
No Par
$3.50
31
4
"
Corp
Preferred
85
21
.
S
Preferred
17
May 18"
47
37
Co
Co> common
$4.50
7
7% Jan
•
.
22'%/
9%
51%.
17,700
7J7fvs"',
.
34%«
47,'Ac
19%
-;V,
27%.-
32%
3i7/8
1
17%
No par -v...;., <%/.-. ,40%
Rubber
&
Bag-Camp
May 2%
50% Oct
97
Asbestos
8
81
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•.
i,,>V>;//''>:;f':.>. ■:'-'>'>/.V
■
(The)—
Corp
28
25% Oct
7
25
4
22
7
50%
54'A/, 55%
8"%
9% .;
13"%
14%
—cj60% -61'A^a
23%
24/.«jyw
49 '/a
49% >
.
167/a
17
38 %
38%
35
35»A,
'A-
Electronic Corp
_1"
Transue & Williams Steel
No par
Transwestern. Pipeline Co
—!•
Trans World Airlines Inc
5.
Tri-Continental Corp common
1"
$2.70 preferred—^
50
34% Sep
1
.
>
•/
16'A "16,%'>
48%
.
52%
,*88
■
"
•
,
21%
*20%
43'A
75'/2<
35.%.'
46% '
./
9%
32^
34
TTansitron
13% Jan
Aug 3Q-
;
77
,
: 16%,
47%
,
,
.
/
'22%.
33
v
.
3i.5/B
.
;./.>. >."/>"'/ U'
29
9%
16.
,
Udyllte Corp
55% Apr
30-
n
.63
27%,.
*.
4.9% "50%.
83'A i 83%
•'
;
*26 'A;. ,27
'
,
22%
32%
;/■'
93PA
92
—100
No par
18% Sep
24
20 % Nov
Pacific Ry Co
utilities CO—
&
25
29% Oct
21
*80%
-
*
76/
P"
54
3i,3/4
33%
21% Mar 13>
8
13 Vt Jun
Producing Co
3'
Mar
10'A Jan
'
27%
22 %
"v84
'-
*" 32%
•
5"
11'
30
36
"
20%,.
-
37.300
?
86
42 'A*
76%
33%
f,
*88.." ■' .90
':
26%
27%
51%
*15%
;
*
Truax-Traer
9
;
Corp
Oct
7
55% May
8
>53%
4
t
26% *
9% /, 9%.
2T%, 21'A
*82
5 /■
16% Apr
33% Jun
25
14 '
"
f-2.50*
i»
II
Oct
28
-
20:
Oct
48
Oct
{'
83%/
20
*60y2>63
28
51
1'
Jan
23
59'A May 27
44% Dec 20"
44
:
10% Oct
40% May 27
13% Nov
yy1/ ;l;
Coal Co
1"
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
.
5%, conv pfd series of 195T
50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
-l;
Twin City Rap Transit com_No par
5% conv prior. preferred
50
Twin Coach Co1
TXL Oil Corp—
1
Jun
May 17
76
,*75%
r 16%
.
22%
.
July 28
8% July 18
'
*
;
20%
3ol/i
*85'/a,
,
'
.•
47%, ,48%/.: "...
45%/ 46%y :
'•
-;
89
"10 Va
63
.
52
36
'
457/8
86.
;42,%
41%
/.
,
'50lA
833/®,
-
■,.y
Shares
35 Van
36,
.(
*85y8
V
/
16%;
/ 49%
48%
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*
f
76'A
'
the Week
Ooti 21
,34'/2
:
,.
;
33'/8/'33%:.,
83% (
26%
50o?"
^ :
24%
No par
"
*27%
5*
> 26
10
>•'
T ">
39 >.
9" V
Thompson' (JR)—
7.50f
*
" <22
8
'
- Thqmpson-Ramo-Wooldrldge , com_5"
62%
4' •*>>'. 4% preferred—^
100: ":
*83'A
8
Thor Power Tool CoNo par4"
27%
8
Tidewater Oil common
10
•*
19%
8
V$1.20 preferred—;—25"
2314
2"/'">"• (Tlmken Roller. Bearing,
No par
51%/
17"
>
Tlshman Realty & Construction—1*
; " " 18%
26
.Toledo Edison C.0
5* "i
> 24%",
13'- 1'
Torrington CO—
No par
55%
23
Tractor Supply Co/class A
1
42
15'
Trane Co-,
r—
2
82%
10
'
Transamerica Corp common
2
'
4214
11"
'•
4%% conv preferred:
—100"
*132%
3
28
30
/
33,% ' 34
-
•
—5"
—15" *
Textron Inc .common
$1.25 conv preferred
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Thiokol Chemical Co
3
27'
20% May
54 % Oct
1.
—100"
Gas Transmission
Texas
11
4^
5
Texas Gulf; Sulphur
NO par;
Texas Instruments Inc
1:
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
10V".">
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_I
'
6
18'
33% Nov
11'
25% Mar 14
33%
53%/ 54%
54.
/
20%V
-
/
73%,
*73%
.
16,/;:
47%
46%
'
90
28
No par
Sterchl Bros Stores Inc
Sterling Drug; Inc
:—
Stevens (J'P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp_
stlx Baer & Fuller Co
Texas Gulf
Jan
69
Ii S__
y.3,%% preferred—.
Texas
15% Jan
4
75 %>
.
*,
83%
v
,
35%
' 16%
32%
45%
26JA
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
23% Apr
Nov
46%
j
.
435'% Apr
Jan- 11
86% Aug 25
4
24% Jan
18% July 22
/n;
15
22% Oct
21
6
16,/r
27."
Oct
95
75%
75%
Friday.
Octt 26.
«
86
/ 41%/" 42%
-
:;,49%.*50
83%48
' 22V2
"
Talcott Inc, (James)4.50
Tandy Corp__
—:
TelAutograph Corp,.
4-„-l
Tennessee Corp—
Tennessee .Gas-Transmission Co—5
Texaco Inc.——'
12.50
v
2714 Aug
9
206% May 15 '
25 % Sep
1
Stokley-Van Camp Inc-common—-I',
21"
33
11
*
<
.16
;
"'
t
27
27
19% Jan
12
-
•;/
59% Aug 18
29% Jan
27
70% Jan
69% Jun
29
256'A May 25
25 -
Sep
6
21% Sep
,37
20% May 17
14% July 25
65
47% Jan
14.
19% Dec
26
148'A Oct
16
25
6% Jan
38% Dec
28
15% Sep
1
24% Aug
1
29
>
•
,10
Jun
1
207/a May 10
3
12% Feb
16 '/8
34
.
4
4 Va Jan
24% Aug 31
24
:
—
47 'A Oct
6% May
43%
.,75%
49%,
12
19%. Apr
26
45% Mar 17'
'16% Oct 24'
7
,:
*74 %
,34%
.
Sales far
Thursday.
<
*85%
35 %
86
v
42%
.
57% Oct
33 % Apr
24% Jan
1
85
Oct
Sep
41% Apr
/
55 % Jan
42% May 17
20% May 27
21% Jan 20
13% Sep
V 444
4
15 T
..
/.
M".
26
34%,-Apr
.
.-
6
18"% Jan
1
•
"5% prior preference—
20
19V2
19y2.
Stone & Webster—
*
if?-*"'""
69%
693A,
11
/.
Storer Broadcasting Co
1
28%
29
21; %
'
Studebaker-Packard Corp com.
1"
li%
12
21
■
•
$5 convertible preferred——100
y
392
* 399 *! ' i
4",v.Suburban Gas—
1
'
2S%
26%
4
Suburban Propane Gas -Corp—1
27%
277/8
28
Sucrest Corp——,*—1
' y _ i5i/2
15y2
25
Sunbeam Corp—
1"-'
49%
491/2
31> Sundstrand Corp
—__5—"
•
i67/a
171/2
20' ^ '
Sun Chemioal Corp common—:
1<
"
15%,
15%
2,>
f"
$4.50 series A preferred—No par '
*85
' 86%
12
'
Sun Oil Co_—
No par57
58
9.
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co commonLl
27%
277/8
7' •
*
4% % preferred series A—25 1
23'/2
23%
10
"
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
30 ' '
*36
36%
17 ,Sunshine Biscuits Inc
:12.50
117
117
30» / ;,
Sunshine Mining Co
10c
' ' •■' 1 12 y2
12%
31
Superior Oil- of California
i
25 - r— • 1190
1220
15V
Sweets Co-of America
4.16%
*46
47
28
swift & G0———
25••-*•
391/4
397/a
5* / '
Symington Wayne Corp—
1' -*/"* * ;.t 15%. 15%
V 71'A, Oct
3
230
4
19 % Dec "l4
;;
21-
Jan.,
> Jan
217/8 Oct
"
22;;
35
y85
.,
18%, Jun
9
53 % Jan
'
6% Dec
.
.■
37% Aug 22 ' "••»/
20
Sep 25 •*. !'
,17% Jan
>-
,
34%
487/b-
20
——
(The)
Starrett Co
'v
27
33'/aOct
V
4
; ,16% Jan
.
Mar 28
"">>
Stauffer Chemical Co common—_5
11'
Oct
'Apr
35% Aug 10
32% Oct 12
11
307/b Aug 15
-
16-
••v -7
27/ /,
84%, Oct
96
9
4
Dec
:t 58%
I
•
Stanray Cbrp—
3"
60%, Feb
:/
'/;!.*
Aug 28
y 22 %, Aug 22
3
7
v; 18'A. Feb, 19
-
Jan
24% Jan
•
">
20
-
/'/•:
14% Mar 17 *
May 11"
21% Mar 25
20:
Jan 23
12% July
•
$120 convertible preferred
-6% • convertible preferred—.
Standard Pressed',.Steel Co
Stanley Warner Corp
»
27*.
>
■ 44% Mar 24
.
•
.Mar 28
•
28% Apr
4"'
■
16
•
,37
~*32%
Standard Kollsman Industries,
Standard Oil:of Calif conu..t—6.25
27 '
>
•
35%
23
HXQHn SALE PRICES
Ock.2!i
1
*
•
Nox. 25
45% Nov.' 9
*
.
Mar 23
'l
AND
."Wednesday
Oct. 24
__No par
No par **
"
83%
25* •" >/-.*/47%
Standard Oil of New Jersey--.:—7 ""'
44%"
Standard Oil of Ohio common10 *"•
*
53%
/./■;, /
3%% preferred, series A——100 :•'.*88
Standard Packaging Corp com1
/
"'20%
/
$1-60-convertible preferred-,
20
*60; >
Mar 30
Oct"24.
•
No par
common-,
preferred
' > $3.30 conv preferred wi
';Standard Oil of Indiana
10
*
-Tuesday
Oct. 23
19 y,
Sep
11
>19%
/Monday
■
„
18 V,
26
4
..26% Oct
6
Inc
+
V/\
5
89%, Oct
/
4
25
"V.
:
Par
.
49% Apr
59V4,Feb
9
'
-
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
">">/*85//86'.?".Square D Co
aJ.
#' v 7 ' 43%:-44 V
/5 '' .j, '" Standard Brands Inp com—No par
" """"
75%. -76%
12"/,
V $3.50 preferred—L
N(0 par
75%76
>
15
' ;
Standard Financial] Corp_
—1"*' i5y8 "16%,
55% May
,
29
.
60
13
.
:
40% Jan / 3
4
>
'
25
62 % Dec
5
,
$4.50
84 y2
25
.
Spiegel
56% Apr
25
Dec-30
YORK
"
*
</
13
53 %• Jun
9.
51% Jan:*; 4
;.47%
44% May 31
83% Nov 25
.
>18% May
3
81% Sep
-
78% Sep
78% May
•
'
30 % Jun
40
; 5;
"
12% May 11
;
46% Oct
12
79% Aug 22
13% Sep 13
'
4
57% Dec
1.
10% May 11'
w
3
29% Jan
///NEW
-
4
647/a Apr
88% Apr 17
26
Jan
377/b Jan
:£
;35 V# Feb 25 :'70'4 Jan
82
.'t
'
Highest
34'/a Oct
8
82% Sep
8
.'r-;
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest:
",;'2934 Mar
" *■
'
Year 1960
Lowest'
(1859)
74<
5.600
i
,
.
620
:•
10,400
10
24
(1860)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
85 V* Oct
25
Dec
19
3% Dec
■
15 V* Dec
13
9b
Aug 23
8% Jan
4
152
116% Jun
161
20
148
Lowest
Highest
24
13% Jan
29
40
Jan
6
30 y4 Sep
Jan
3
17
40 Va Aug
5
36 Va Jun
3
2
8
8% Sep
30
25
26 Va Jan
5
21% Oct
25% Nov
30
Jan
4
26% Jan
10
(50% Jan
19
43% Jan
25
75
26
41V4 Oct
35
78
64
26
157 Va Aug
4
144
Jan
33
Nov
27
25% Dec
21
75
Aug 31
Jan
5
Jan
46% Jan
US
33
Mar
0
3
Oct
64 % Aug
U S
6
U S
2
(
3
3
147% Jun
5
20
25
10
Feb
Rubber
U S
91% May 17
Steel
7%
39 Va
53% Apr
24 Va Mar 29
18% Apr
6
27% May 10
United
Stockyards
United
Whelan
27% Oct
21% Oct
4
53 Va Dec
29
30 Va Oct
25
38
29% Dec
44
5
15% Oct
5
-
Jan
34% Jan
•
20
:
12
■-
78
8%
68
May
6
Oil
4
Oct
19
4 V* %
Apr
14
Upjohn
40% Sep
27
Utah
5
30 Va Oct
18
V38% Jun
27
Jan
3
9% Sep
28
v
29% May
V
14% Apr
'
6
Van
11
30 Va Apr
27
Van
77% Apr
27
Varian
Oct
24
51V* Dec 20
42% Jun
23
9
39% Dec 28
113% Dec 2g
4
S 28% Jan
30
29
85
82% Jan
18
82 V2 Jun
23
Jan
Aug 31
8
300
14
*79
.
57%
159%
81
57%% 57%
37 Va
51
521%
75%
37%
37%
*38
23
2,100
50,400
54%
52%
75%
5,000
v
76%
146%
146%
371/4
38V4
38%
35
351/4
38
"23
24
37%
'
;f
17,900
■'
38%
351/4
•
*23
;
2,500
37%
*38%
35
79,500
23%
43% Apr
'«♦
66% Oct
102% Aug 29
.81% July 6
107% Feb
21
13%
13%
14%
22,500
34'%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34 %
11,000
41 Va
42%
41%
421/4
42
42
14%
V-
'.
163
*162
14
163
162
28%
29%
283/4
29%
56%
56%
573/8
*55
♦84
57
*55
86
•
*84
;
14%
58
162
14%
*161%
1,300
163
70
28 V*
•.
•;
29%
27%
28%
120,800
56 Ve
56%
55%
571/8
38,600
'
58
*84-v
*55
86
86
84%
85
52%
521/4
52%
24,600
39%
39 Va
39%
6,100
54 V*
-
.
May 15
85% Sep
of
_5
America
Indus. Inc
convertible
52
53%
52
52%:
52
39%
39%
391/4
40
39%
30%
30%
30%
x22 Va
22%
V
55
:
'400
55
r!;>
v
23 Va
23
•
12 Va
>12%
.
,
Carolina
Chemical
Power
30%
1,100
211/4
22%
6,800
121/4
12Va
12%
12%
12 V*
7,400
•
"
38 Va
37%
37%'/
37»/2
37%
371/8
37%
37% : 37%
24 V*
24
24
24
.;
241/a
24%
25%
24V2
25%
2,700
39%
38%
39%
38%
393/4
39%
41%
41%
42%
37,200
45 Va
47%
44
45
461/4
45%
46%
44 %
45%
25.300
1
com
35%
46%
.
35%
35
35
113%
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115
.
113
/
34%
■
34%
341%
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115
112%
300
"64%
65%
19,700
106V4' 1061/4
*1051/4
66 Va
64%
65%
65%
663/4
105%
106 Va
105%
106%
1061/4
1061/4
*83%
84 V*
*83 Va
84'/4
*83%
89
*89
*83 Va
100
84%
:
90
Jan
24
$4.20
preferred
100
*89
89 Va
89
Oct
13
$4.12
preferred
100
*87
88
24
28
Oct
26
Grocery Co
1
4
13% Jan
4
17
May 12
5%
87% Jan
3
100
July 21
5%%
24%
98% Jan
5
107 V* Jun
20
6V*%
1
71% July 28
85% Feb
28
Wabash
RR
44 Va Jan
25
24% Oct
24
29% Feb
28
Wagner
Electric
18 V* Jun
8
10% Oct
19
14
Mar 13
Oct
3
73
Mar
58
Sep
13
42% Oct
10
Materials
Co
11%
11%
•15 V*
.15%
_100
preferred
Dec
_1
—16
preferred
preferred—
102% Apr
8
14
*96
102
common
convertible
ft
•.
%Vs
•
841/4
*83%
84V4
90%
*89
90%
*89
'
9oy2
87
*87
871/a
87%
87%
100
25
253/8
28
26%
27%
25,600
11%
9,200
11%
15%
102
1,030
87
11 Va
15%
*96
97 Va
106
25%
*87
'
100
9% Jan
4
65
87%
89
>
500
112%
66 Va
65%
9
"3,400
34%' >' 34%
34%
115
*112
8
com
26
r.
1
.100
Co
preferred—
$4.04 preferred
Vulcan
30%
22
121/4
24 V*
partic preferred-100
&
$5
6
30%
21%
V
:
38 V*
Jun
13% Feb
30%
221/4
12%;
1.25
dividend
Von's
30%
21%;
12 Ve
1
5
:
,
37%
v
30
10
preferred
Inc
Co
Associates
Virginia Elec
8
30%
30%
1
2.50
com
Co-
6%
39%
12.80
Co
50
300'
35
55 Va
Jan
85
83
Light
Corp
Raalte
Virginia
6
125
$2.28
Vendo
18
13
27
&
v/
5,500
.
41%
88
-
620
76%
v
24
8,900
160
53% '-. 54%
39%
41%
146 Va
146
35%
*23
'
52%
75%
57%
159Va
%//•
%
39
35
160
51%
146 V*
36 Va
V
76%
146'/a
77
81,
57%
39
159%
39 Va
•
*79
39%
57%
,
8,600
81
34%
57
56 Va
2,500
49%
37%
*161%
30 V*
53
30%
48 »/4
41%
:
163
*84%
100;
—1
30
49
37%
13%
15%
54 V*
18,600
30%
47%
35%
23
-
29%,
22%
30%
52%
51
2,200
47 V*
52%
36 Va
38%
*8%;:
31
57%
146%
100
;V
200
53
75 V*
/
32%
8%
52 Va
146%
59,200
41%
32
22 Vb
159%
50%
50%
17
*40%
8%
52
78
1
com
4
15
,
22 V*
160
147
1
.
Jan
19
Jun
Co
15% Jan
2
8
40
12,700
■
19
16%
52
v
76 Va
37%
17
22%
*79
57%
159%
:
146 V*
—2.50
94% Apr
13% Jun
84 Va Dec
95
.
!77% Mar 30
July 14
24% Oct
77/a Oct
.
Feb
89
Aug 10
90% Aug 16
80
0
49% Jan
107
28
106% Aug 24
160
50%
81%
57 Va
58%
*161V4
Corp—
Products
Norman
.41% Oct
99% Jan
*79
35%
preferred
Vanadium
3
15% Sep
54% Dec
81
41%
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
2
12
20
22
*79
41%
Co—
Power
19% Jan
26
9,900
;
-
38 Va Oct
Apr
47".
35
Corp
Universal Pictures Co Inc
:
86
67% Jun 20
34% Jan
f 30%
46%
com_No par
Steel
Match
14
79
31%
46 V*
-
100
Universal
24
21 Ve Mar
30%
46%
45%
30c
1
Corp
Tobacco
Universal
19% Dec
31
31%
31
23
3
38 Ve Oct
26% Feb
22
23
Corp
preferred
2
36 - Sep >2
22% Sep 28
Jan
8%
22%
*8%
1
59
28
33% Mar 10
5
.
Jan
61% Jun
Aug 10
48% Feb
21
Jun
62
43% Mar >7
"
4
May 11
163% May 31
27
30% Jan
Aug 18
62% Jun 13
8%
22
35%
Universal Leaf
17
?:84
*8%
8%
23 V*
39
Universal-Cyclops
23
5
8%
8%
22%
*38
47
80% Jun
16
32%
x35
43% May 17
33 V* Dec
4%,
*18
42%
32V2
39
23
14
16
*40%
32%
35%
3
24
28 V» Jan
16%
42%
32%
35
3
41Va Apr
70 Va Feb
17 Va
*40 V*
16%
*38
10
9
41V. Feb
16%
42
32%
common—_No par
Co
Jan
153% Jan
18%
.16%
non-cumulative preferred—25
& Pharmaceutical—1
Jan
Apr
157%
T: 3%
*32
Vitamin
11
159% Nov 21
6
Tobacco
7%
U S
10
30
4
15
Jan
U S
July 11
30% Jan
13% July 11
51% Jan
34% Dec
18%
19
Shares
101%
157%
4
*40%
16%
100
common
38% Oct
2
.
Corp
3
12
'
17%
Co
preferred
9
26
*18%
19%
4
32
Shoe- Corp
6
29 Va Oct
11
1st
Jan
,
4 Va
the Week
100%
1571/2
40 V*
common—
29% Jan
35
4
*156 V*
16%
36%
Co
non-cum
36% Jun 23
26% Dec
148
& Foundry
8
15 V* Jan
9
23 % Jan
157%
31%
preferred
3
1
98% .100%
99
*156
4
'
'Fridav
Oct. 27
:
Oct. 26
40 V*
35%
27
4
75% Jan
98 V*
Sales for
Thursday/
1
51%
54% Oct
45% Jan
PRICES
50
U S
141% Jan
SALE
__1
common—
51%
U S
5
26 V4 Aug
Inc
common
159 V*
27
27
19
HIGH
V Oct. 25
100
*18%
AND
Wednesday
157%
4
18%
1
Oct
Aug 25
37 V* Nov
18%
preferred—100
54
41V* Oct
50% Sep
15
50
4 Va
Smelting Ref & Min com
50
7% preferred——.i———50
6
103 V* Jan
14
4
57%
3
4
May
common__82%c
98%
"156
5
Jan
22
Jun
102
156
preferred series A
Pipe
8%
35% Mar
28
24
100'/*
preference
Lines Co
U S
11
160% May 16
69 V* Sep
34 V4 Jan
A
Oct. 24
156
10
5
U S Playing Card Co
5
U S Plywood Corp common——1
3%%
preferred series B——100
6
45 Va Dec
22
4
common
Mach
Industries
4 % %
U S
6
139 Va Jan
148
class
Tuesday
Oct. 23
100
Co
Hoffman
4%%
7
26
47
Apr 27
36% Apr 12
Monday
Par
'
53% May 18
80
LOW
STOCK
preferred
5%
Mar 27
27% Apr
5
149% Jan
11
9
•_
Gypsum
7 %
17% July 17
3
40 y2 Aug
U S
23 V* Mar 28
9% Jan
.
20 y8 Oct
Jan
2
6% Mar 21
3
7% Jan
7% Mar
27
35% Jan
1
IV* Oct
27
Feb
26% Jan
22
255/b Jun
115
YORK
EXCHANGE
158 % Oct
1
Aug
17
15
34 V* Nov
25
Sep
3% Oct
12
31% Feb
8
NEW
Highest
llVa
*102
11%
103
11 Va
15%
*96
103
-
*15%
16
97 V2
153/4
■
97%
26
*97
98
104
*1031/2
80
11%
11%
16
1041%
16
*97
-•
"lO
98
*103%
700
104%
70
yi}
i
'
62
May 13
23% Nov
1
11% Dec
30
Jan
14
45
35 % Aug
27% Dec
4
23
80
53
'■"; 60% Aug 24
40% Dec
0
38% Jan
Dec
19
26% Feb
2
4
7% Oct
24
29
13% Jun
9% Nov
21
15% Jan
15
5
15
89 % Jan
7
27
Sep
10 Va Jan
18
9
54 V* Dec
14
37% Mar
15
Oct
51
Feb-
27
29% Sep
10
8
20
Sep
0
5
Warner
Bros
16% Jan
Warner
Warner-Lambert
86%. Apr
3
6
58
Oct
24
War rem
54% NOV 22
23
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
3
78% Oct
5>
54
3
38% Jan
23% July 14
30 Va Jan
15
25% Jan
0
34 V*
1
7% Jan
14
4 Va Jan
4
17
Jan
4
Jan
4
1
89
Oct
19
86
Jun
30 Va Oct
26
56% Jan
4
92% Feb
17
97 % Sep
July 26
10% Jan
20
29
4
Waukesha
Wayne
7% May 31
t
Jan
5
102
85
3
78% Jan
323
94
98% Aug 30
82 Va Feb
May
July 11
91
May
87
Apr
24
42% Jan
6
98 Va Mar
8
82% Jan
17
33 % Aug
93
1
Jan
7
West
West
25
19% Jan
4
35% Jan
10
52 % Oct
27
Western
Auto
27
13
41% Sep
5
Western
26
May 11
377/a Jan
8
Western
Maryland
Jan
0
27% July 19
29% Sep 21
37% Mar 21
37
25% Dec
14
24
57
13
39% Jan
21 Va Oct
25
32% Jan
5
22
Jan
3
Oct
25
65
Jun
10
38
Oct
24
77% Jan
4
89 Va Aug
18
83% Sep
18
Sep
6
103% Dec
28
Feb
2
109
Jun
5
41% Sep
28
22
62% Jan
6
42% Jan
3
56
Jun
5
3
99% Jun
2
4
34% May 19
45
102
92% Dec
22
July 26
64
Mar
2
37% Mar 14
Oct
31
98% Oct
14
36
6% Nov 21
98
104
Sep
2
92% Jan
347/8 Jan
22
26% Oct
70
Sep 28
48 V* July
8
67% Jan
102
68
Jan
43 Va
55
40 V* Jan
$5
9
White
Dental
9
White
Motor
3
13% May 10
9
26
Dec
27
52% Jan
8
18% Oct
21
28% Jan
4
37
Jan
,
5
9
79
May 27
23V* Jan 11
20% Jan
49
4
(143% Oct
27
41
Oct
41% Jan
3
18
79% Jan
5
84 V* Feb
28% Dec
29
27% Jan
4
8
7% Oct
27
21
36% Apr
29
43% Sep
14
41% Jan
6
127% Sep 29
31V* Aug 17
121% Apr
29% Jan
12
22% Jan
3
9
22% Dec
2
59
Mar
Wickes
22
15% Sep
25% Feb
White
16
Dec
29 V* Nov
30% Jan
26
8
Jan
17
20
39% May
56% Oct
9
26
-
14
39
3
Feb
Oct
27
31% Jun
5
8
75
July 11
60% Apr
5
88% Jun
66
Jan
4
49
Jan
3
95
Oct
13
67 % May 22
87
Jan
3
94% Jun
Dec
23
95
Jan
6
8% Feb
16
1
7
Apr
77/a Nov
101
10% Jan
14
Oil
Wilson
&
$4.25
6
74
1,500
16%
15%
15%
15Va
15%
7,800
75%
75%
75%
76
75%
77
77%,''
80 Va
2,300
30%
*29%
29%
30
29%
80%
'
29%
30
79%
57
29%
,.
100
29%
2,900
78%
79%
79%
79%
10,700
55
55%
55
55
77%
54
"
*73
55%
79% ; 80
80 Va
•58
,
3,800
75%
78%
76%
77%
77%
78
78
78%
5,000
51 Va
51%
51
51%
50%
511%
50%
51
50%
51 %
3,800
*34%
35
34%
34%
35
35
351/4
35%
35
35
32%
33%
32%
32%
*32%
33
32%
32%
33
33
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
10%
11%
97
97
.
11%
4
:
•
77
...
*85
700
800
*88%
90%
85
*85
86 '
85
11%
97
97
35%
35%
351/4
35%
35 Va
35%
35%
98%
*97 V*
98%
*971/4
98%
*97»/2
98%
*96%
20
211/4
20
21
20%
20%
50%
51%
511/4
52
521/4
52 Va
8,800
381/4
39
38%
391/4
38%
391/2
17,800
291/4
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
9,800
*30
30%
*291%
30%
30
30
30%
*30
30%
28 Va
*28
28 %
20
x50
28
40%
25%
25%
25 V*
25%
39%
40 Va
38
39 V*
86
85 Va
85 Va
115
*106%
46%
30 V*
80
20
9%
*40
25 Va
52%
85%
54%
30%
x46
9%
41
)
«
50 V*
50
44%
No par
45%
83
common—No par
83
^
1,200
40% "41%
28,900
25
25%
11,700
39
39%
180,200
*85%
85 3 4
*106V2
300
115
45%
44%
94V4
94%
30%
9,900
31%
*73
300
14,400*
741/2
45%
46 Va
1,000
47%
47
47%
18,100
*99
1001/4
9 1/8
9%
*241%
9
1
25
40
*391/4
50
9
*24%
2,600
24%
100
39 %
39%
40%
••;100
27%
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
16,800
46%
-
51
46Va
48
43%
451/2
11,300
491/4
49%
50
50%
1,900
42%
43
431/4
43%
8,700
523/4
50>/4
<49%
443/4
431/4
44
84
83
831/4
44
200
27%
x27%
27
nv
:
26%
*83
47
14,000
IOOV4
46%
93/8
51%
x50 V*
30%
74%
46%
25
26
<
95Va
*99
'
*391/4
•
'
5
45%
95
47%
♦241/4
115
301/4
100%
9%
42Va
'■
*73
46
463/4
/
441/4
743/4
*99%
48 V*
28
*106%
95
301/4
46%
i
115
95
*73
101
■
>"
46%
243/4
*39
>26%
5
39%
85
9%
'42
'
11
251/4
39
x24%
9%
25
*24%
•
25
393/4
86
45%
94>A
100%
101%
25%
76
47%
49
48
101%
41
*106%
303/4
46%
46 %
46 Va
1
94%
*73
76
413/4
38%
46 3/a
30%
30%
*73
28
*85
115
45%
95
94 V*
5
.41%
281/4
25%
41%
45%
'
40 Va
40%
106 %
2,800
50%
28%
*
60
35%
98%'
203/4
30%
*85
350
38%
40
:
90%
35%
29%
preferred
(The S S)
11
97
*88%
86
29%
10
3,100
10%
*96V2
*85
29%
100
100
_10
11%
11
90 3/a
35 V*
common_6.25
6,000
97
*97%
—2.50
4%
10%
85
-
*29%
501/4
•
*83
84
-
*83
84
300
10
37%
37%
37%
37%
*37%
39%
38V4
38%
38%
401/4
4,800
10c
7%
7%
7%
73/4
73/4
73/4
7%
7%
7V2
7%
1,600
39%
25,400
56%
10,400
Co
Inc
Inc
Stores
1
Co
38%
39
38%
com—TO
55 Va
'56
*123%
125
Public Service
*123%
(FW)
55
55%
39'/4
56
*123%
125
125
38%
38%
56
56%
124Va
1-24%
38%
x55%
*124
125
10
10
37 V* ;
37%
37%
37%
371/2
38V4
381/4
38%
38%
39
5,100
10
Corp
Woodward Iron Co
29
29%
29%
293/4
291/4
293/8
28%
29%
28%
28%
3,900
82
83%
85%
17,400
51
51%
10
Co
Worthington Corp
383/4
393/8
55 V*
100
Power
preferred
Woolworth
85
4%
97
*88%
com__No par
preferred
Industries
Wisconsin
86
4%
90%
*88%
37%
.
Elec
90%
39
preferred
Wisconsin
>97%
50%
Inc
Inc
11%
97
*88%
21
common
Mfg
5
37%
;—10
series—100'
common
Prior
Oct
10
12% Apr
25
*88
89
No par
129
129
5
10
Wyandotte Worsted Co
134
*73
74%
15%
49%
preferred 4%%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
6
74
73%
75%
29%
No par
Co
Winn-Dixie
6%
10%
16%
57%
Co
Windsor
10
78
Wilcox
Wilson-Jones
129
*10 Va
13,700
75
20%
Corp
43% Aug 17
10
10%
1,700
7%
16%
80
Co common—
Stores
13% Jan
80% Mar 10
41% Oct
v
25
Oct
83 V* Aug
45
31
25
May 15
27% Oct
56% Apr 26
52% July 6
10% May 11
Jan
13
3,200
38
*74%
57%-
preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
•f
$3 convertible preferred
50
57
2
25% Oct
119
Jan
'53%
7%
17
75%
5 V* %
Mar 10
7%:
75
-
1
Telegraph
convertible
Feb
103
17
5
preferred
4V*%
1
7Va Jan
32% May
*74%
.
RR
Electric
Whirlpool Corp
Jun
24% Oct
2l
10 Va
preferred series B_
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
65
9
Oct
"103/a
3.80%
60% Jun
3
99% Jan
Union
82
8
48
IOV4
_2
Westinghouse
10
27% July 12
Mario
10%
No par
Ry
2nd
Pacific
Western
23
15
31%
10%
Westinghouse Air Brake
Jan
24 Va Nov
36
10%
Inc
29% Aug 16
88% Jan
Aug 24
0
14 Va Jan
10%
Supply Co
non-cum
Western
4
Lines
Air
50
10
Aug 31
Apr
4%
13
36%
7Va
..
No par
Bancorporation
Western
25
53%
38%
7%
Kentucky Coal Co
Power 4Vz$r pfd
series B
4
Apr
28% Oct
53%
38
7'/a
Penn
17
38
533/4 ,541/4
391/4 f -/ 391/4
53%
i
55 Va
3,600
-
'
30 Va Jan
3
62
—5
41V* Jun
July 18
60%
7%
Corp
14
Jan
60%
78%
24%
No par
5
Co_.
25
4
4
60
*76
">
1
Motor
17
31
59%
55 Va
__10
Oct
16% Apr
58
No par
17% Nov
38V* Oct
57%
40%
Pharmaceutical—1"
22
28% May
57
7 Va
100
100
series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4 % %
preferred—
100
May 11
2,000
56%
54%
—5
Co^..
29% Feb
30
11
J
39%
Inc
35 Va Jan
Jan
*10%
7%
4.20%. preferred
4.10% preferred
5
10%
56
Knitting Mills
Welbilt
May 31
17% Apr
5,100
10%
*40
1
9
30% Jan
9% Dec 29
Corp
Pictures
3
53 V* Jan
24 Va
11
40%
Industries
(S D)
24%
10%
*76 Va
•
7%
common
Jan
2
30
r-
50c
34% Feb
217/a Mar
81V* Aug 23
37% Jun
24%
11%
55 V*
No par
Co
64
6%
243/4
11
.1
W
94% Sep 13
32 Va Aug 22
41% Jan
87
Baking Co
preferred-
Ward
8
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2.50
&
Inc
—
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May
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4
Dec
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13
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38% May 25
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1
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7
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7
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0
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37% Jan
0
138% Jan
4
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88 Va Jan
3
25
Aug 20
19% Jan
3
3
133% Aug 30
36% Jun
8
29 V* May 15
114% May 17
24% July 10
Xerox
Corp
119%
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31
27 V*
27%
27%
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97%
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22%
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22%
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10
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Youngstown Steel Door
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31
1211/4
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31
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4
25
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on
this day-
such
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26
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186
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issued-
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companies.
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ranges
189
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67
Ex-distribution,
t In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under
since N.Y.S.E. listing only. All preferred issues are cumulative unless otherwise
38,900
57,800
the
Bank-
indicated.
Volume
194
1
■
■
Number
6103
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1861)
*
*
•
Bond Record from the New York Stock
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
italic
when
the
letters
in
the
column
headed
bonds mature. Figures
"Interest
Period"
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
YORK
Monday
STOCK
Treasury 4y4s
Low
May 15
1975-1985
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 23
EXCHANGE
Exchange
indicate
in
each
the
case
after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1960
High
Low
Low
*103.8
103.16
*103.8
101.26
point.
Thursday
£5
High
Oct.
High
month
a
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 24
Friday
.
Oct. 26
Low
Sales for
Oct. 27
High
Low
103.16
*103.10
103.18
*103.16
103.24
*103.22
Bonds ($)
103.3Q
Treasury 4s
Oct
1
1969
*100.18
*100.18
101.26
*101.20
101.28
*101.24
102
*101.24
102
Feb
1
1980
*100.16
100.24
*100.20
100.28
*100.22
100.30
*100.24
101
♦100.28
101.4
May 15
1968
*100.6
100.10
*100.8
100.12
*100.14
100.18
*100.16
100.22
Treasury 37/8s
Nov
1974
100.10
*100.4
100.12
Treasury 3%s
May 15 1966
*100.18 100.22
*100.14 i00.22
100.12
*100.6
100.10
...Treasury ,3%S—.Treasury 3V2s
Treasury -3Vis
Apr
11
96 12 Feb
86.8
18
Apr
96.12 Feb
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury.
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
,
.
86.8
11
18
Week
.
High
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3%s
;
25
15
Nov
15
Nov
15
1990
—Feb
3 Vas
*100.8
1980
15
*100.2
1967
Nov
15
15
98.28
x
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1966
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98.18
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98.18
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98.22
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98.22
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98.26
1978-1983
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88,20
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88.24
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89.8
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May 15 1985
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15
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1964
15
1966
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15
15
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15
15
15
*97.16
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89
8
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15
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15
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15
1985
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1
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105
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4 Vis
Dec
1
1973
*100.24
101.24
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1
1977
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101.16
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:
.
*99.21
International Bank for
5S
-
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1968
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1
1962
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1
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15
1971
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3s
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♦Bid
and asked price. No
sales transacted this day.
1
bonds 1950 2s_Feb
Serial
4s
15
1976
*84
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yet
as
been
admitted
to
85
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101
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dealings.
(Range for Week EndecFOctober 27)
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
bonds
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
New York City
Transit'Unification Issue—
3%
Corporate Stock 1980
Low
Rangs Since
Sold
Jan. 1
High
No.
,
Low,
92 iV
92
71
92
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price'
High
9411
'91A
Week's Range
or
Bonds
Friday's
Jan. I
d No.
->i
.
Low
■
153
•
June-Dec
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reduced to 3.5%) 1978
High
155
High
{continued)—
§©7s Central Ry 1952
Rangs Since
"Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
Brazil
June-Dec
.
Friday'
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
v
>.
1.
j;
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
(interest
June-Deo
931/b
99
5%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375% ) 1979
April-Oct
Caldas
Wertheim & Co.
Members New York Stock Exchange
Teletype
REctor 2-2300
120 Broadway, New York
NY 1-1693
CORPORATE
—
FOREIGN
AND
GOVERNMENTS
tKingdom of Norway)
Amsterdam
(City
of)
5V4s
4s
1973
*92
1968—Mar-Sept
.Mar-Sept
1945—Jan-July
1945—Jan-July
1946—Jan-July
D 1945—Jan-July
Apr-Oci
§ ©External
§-©7s
3rd
sinking fund 7s ser
series
1957_
—
—
95
*96 y8
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—
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—,
104
*96 Ve
June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Ma^-Nov
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Oct
—Jan-July
20-year 3%s 1967
3 Vis
3%s
3%s
1966
1962
1969
15-year 4%s 1971
15-year 4%s 1973-»
15-year
15-year
15-year
.
1972
1978—
5s
20-year 5s
,..20-year 5%9 1979
,
;
,
'20-year 5%s April 1980
20-year 5V4s Oct 1980
20-year 5Vis 1981
—
;
95%
951/4
95%
96%
9912
991?, 100
*96
—
97
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100%
99 >:>
f'".
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97%
•
6%s
97
100
99'A
-
97%.
93 % 100 VB
5y2s extl s f $ 1973
4'/2s assented
City Electric Co—
debentures 1955
97%
.
'
38
tl
101
94
•
99 '/4
v
96%
99%
100 yH
99 Vi
100%
102 Ya 102 %
12
99%
104%
48
80
93
79%
80%
88
6Vis
Berlin
Debt
f
s
192
192 Vi
192 %
Jan-July
-Jan-July
series A 1978
1978
debentures series B
5©Brazil (U S.
of)
73
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
_April-Oct
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
34.
3s
81 y8
70
72
.98
93
138
4s
;
82
10
73 Vi
138
*81
82%
91%
421/4
42 Vi
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9iy2
91%
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42 »/4
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91
92%
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92%
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91
91%
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91
91
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40%
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74
85
138
85
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7s
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55
91%
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91
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45
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1951—
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3
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(City
sinking fund 1973——
(Fed Rep of)^—Extl loan of 1924
"
—
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80%
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153
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75
99
99%
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73
75
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90%
*88%
—
*—
31
103%
11
*89%
muy-txuv
86%
89%
99%
—
conv
& fund
issue
bonds
dollar
3s
„
7s
s
dollar bonds
dollar
f
1963-—Jan-July
*96%
102%
84%
_April-Oct
*90%
6s
part
:
1945—
paid
1968
93%
96%
85
—
1930—
1980—
Greek,, Government—
•7s' part paid 1964———
•
79
84
—
92
1953 loans—
bonds
mtge
*80
April-Oct
—
1953 due
1972
of
101 % 101%
April-Oct
June-Dec
1972—_——u—.June-Dec
Good Hope Steel & Iron Works—
5s
97%
138
'
82.
53
91 Vi
42
-April-Oct
1962— -May-Nov
_May-Nov
_Mar-^epf
1960^
I960—
Prussian Conversion
155
155
*93
45%
—
.
*42
——_———_
Municipal
International loan
June-L^c
©External s f 6Vis of 1926 due 1957— April-OcZ
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
April-Oct
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
©External s f 6Vis of 1927 due 1957— April-Oct
76
—
June-Dec
external 8s 1941
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%)
1978—:
For footnotes, see page
76
*70
5
*42
*42
-April-Oct
1961
dollar bonds 1969
3s, dollar bonds 1972
10-year bonds of 1S36—
adjustment—
4 Vis
—
6s
5Vis
I1
Power &
47/es debentures
47%
47%
*90
German
192
_Feb-Aug
debentures 1959
Light Co Inc—
1962
Consol
Chinese
4%s
AprZZ-Oct
.June-Dec
f debentures 1951_
84%
.
Berlin
s
80i/4
June-Dec
France—
*
5'Vis gtd extl loan 1979
June-Dec
(Republic of) 4Vis external 1977
June-Dec
Cudinamarca (Dept of) "3s 1978—
Jan-July
Czechoslovakia (State) —
•Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
April-Oct
Denmark
(Kingdom of) 5 Vis 1974
Feb-Aug
El Salvador
(Republic of) —
3%s external s f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
Jan-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976_——Jan-July
Energy Supply Schwaben— 7
~
' '
5%s debt adjustment 1973
i
Jan-July
• Estonia
(Republic of) 7s 1957
§ ©Frankfurt oh Main 6Vis 1953
May-Nov
95 Vi
30
15
>75
35
Credit Froncier De
90
20
;:80
82%
84%
-June-Dcc
Cuba
100%
83%
94
30
82%
——
99%
94
100% 100%
30
85
73
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41%
of)
6Vis 1950
_Mar-Sept
_Maot
4%s debt adjustment 1970—
• Colombia
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961._April-Oct
• Gs of .1927 Jan 1961
._Jan-July
1
"3s' extl Sinklh'g fund 'dollar bonds 1970_ Aprtl-Ou
Costa Rica" (Republic' of) 3s
1972-—f,_April-Ocl;
103 y4
94%
—
•
——
fund
assented
7s
§®Cologne
102 y«
98
93 %
97
*95
30
100%
98
23
7 5
.97%
97 Va
81
3
*90
June-Dec
—
fund 6s
sinking
assented
6s
Chilean
•
92%
36
•
95%
35
'
Guaranteed
•
96%
89
12
100% 100%
*88
6Vis
1961
Guaranteed sinking
6s assented 1961
100
92 %
100%
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v
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1
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bonds
102
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225
Feb-Aug
1975
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Volume 194
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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BONDS
Interest "
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Period
New York Stock Exchange
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California .'Electric
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Canada
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debentures
78 Va
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v
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78 Va
1986
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,
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1985—_—
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Continental
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80
107%
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,
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mortgage 4%s
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116%
104%
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*
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1st mortgage 4%s 1990
{1st
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Continental Baking 3s debentures
131
48
77"
1st
155
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V
3%s debentures 1981
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4%s conv subord debeiltures 1984
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114(4
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4(4s 1992
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97(4
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f— »
Refund and impt M 3Vis series E 1996—:Feb-Aup
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J_
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989_—Jan-July
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Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
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" 83 ;>
First and refunding mortgage 27/as 1970—Feb-Aup
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:
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1
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Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
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'58 '
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>_
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Chicago Great Western 4s series A 1988—Jan-July
• *__ "
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Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry-r- '
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1983
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'
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Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
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;
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3(4s
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....
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142
125
April-Oct
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1974_—
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Champion Paper & Fibre—
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90%
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1979—,
debentures
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,
5.90s
102%
9
1976—
T
1982
debentures
5s
103
106
135
June-Deo
1984—
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series
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r-
93%
340
Feb-Auy
.Feb-Aug
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> 4%s
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83%
.
93%
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El
debentures
4%s
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5
„
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104% 105
1963
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Central RR Co of N J 3(4s 1987__.__:
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Central New York Power 3s 1974_—:
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'
Central Pacific Ry Co 3(4s series A 1974—Feb-Aup
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Feb-Aug
Cerro de Pasco Corp 5Vis conv 1979
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Chadbourne Gotham Inc—
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conv
86 Va
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Low
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1991—i———June-Dec
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debentures
3 (4s
v.
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No.
T
(Bait)—
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1st rox M 27/as series U 1981
April-Oct
1st ref mtge s f 2%s series X 1986
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Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s 1968
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3%s debentures
1976——
May-Nov
75
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High
Electrodynamics Corp—
conv
ref
Range
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Low
104%
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1990
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conv
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86%
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conv
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1965
4s
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(perpetual)
debentures
consol
4%
r
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Last
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Consoliuai^u auiaou ox New York (continued)—
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April-Oct
1st & ref M 5s series N 1987—
April-Oct
*
1st & ref M 4s series O 1988
June-Deo
1st & ref M 5'/8S series P 1989
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1st. & ref M &y4s series Q 1989
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1st & ref M 4%s series R 1990
June-Deo
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100
53
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Interest
,
New York Stock Exchange
129
76
.
BONDS
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High
109%
:
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100§J 100%
100
-
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134
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A -1962—April-Oct
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1
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115
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Canadian Pacific Ry—•
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first
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Jan-July.•
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v
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest
BONDS
Period
Last
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
BONDS
Jan. 1
Low
23/4S
3s
debentures
3'As
Jan-July
J an-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-dup
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
debentures
4s
1972
1977
debentures
1979
5s
debentures
1980
5s
debentures
1981
4%s debentures 1982
4%s debentures 1983
General
Motors
General
Shoe
General
4%s
4s
convertible
Time
General
Tire
Gimbel
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Goodrich
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Grand
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s
Company
debs
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1981
1981
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Ry
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conv
Gulf
Mobile
95%
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ref
inc
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M
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3%s
series
series
A
Utilities
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3s
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1st
26
88%
93%
3s
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91%
68
88
93%
3%s
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1978
39
47/ss
s
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95%
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refund
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2003
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103
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105
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subord
conv
Michigan
85%
76%
80
June-Dec
first mtge 2%s
1972
Realty Corp 5s 1977
Corp 5Vis debs 1976
Minneapolis
Hackensack
*80
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—
s
3.10s
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
wts"
Stores
4%s
82%
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•
June-Dec
A A
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; ;
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.
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1981
66%
71
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1978
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1st mortgage 2%s 1980
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
June-Dec
3 %s 1982
73%
98%
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—4Vis 1975
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/8s 1974i_May-No©
85'A
60%
*79
71
57%
66
1981—Apr-Oct
1972—May-Nov
1977
Stores 2%s debentures
debentures 1978
5s
62%
84
5
20
debentures
5Vis
1968
wts"
f
45/os
80
84
71%
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April-Oct
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3%s
62
•
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71
■
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s
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280
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93
101
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debentures
McKesson & Robbins
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84
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Co
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57
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98'%
10
99 %
84
68%
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68%
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3
98%
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146
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92%
82
90%
6
104
101%
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195
;yy.;
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86
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73%
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mortgage 4%s 1987
94%
153%
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1st
1st
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102% 102%
151
2%s
121
103%
153
1st
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2003—April-Oct
2003—ApriZ-Oct
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No.
*83
June-Dec
102 %
100% 101%
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&
Rangs Since
Sold
98 %
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1986
debs
Louisville
98
90%
f
98
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102
100% 101 'A
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77
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1976_June-Dec
72
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or
Bid & Asked
ApriZ-Oct
1976
101%
June-Dec
A July
B Jan
ser
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
1st mtge
92%
1982
Long Island Lighting Co 33/as ser D
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
RR—
General
1st
93%
104% 105%
Jane-Dec
debentures 1974
Ohio
mortgage Inc 5s
debentures
88
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1978—Jan-July
4%s
88
104% 104%
May-No©
2%s 1965—May-Nov
conv
Gas
98%
105%
May-No©
Star
95%
104%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
104% 105%
1973
General
5s
90%
104%
Jan-July
General 4'As series D 1976
Jan-JuZy
General mortgage 3%s series N 1990
Jan-July
General mortgage 3Vis series O 2000
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series P
1982—-Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series
Q 2010
Jan-July
Great Western Financial Corp—
5s
92
Period
High
Co—
series
5s
90%
1983
Co
Northern
General
90'%
92'/a
& Co 3%s conv sub debs '75_May-Nov
Union
231
June-Dec
1971__
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first mtge
debentures 1985
f
s
Co
debentures
F)
97%
90'%
•
1977
subord
Rubber
43/4S
(B
debs
conv
conv
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1979
.
debentures
4%s
&
96%
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debs
1980
Telephone
97%
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3%s
Corp
3.20s
General
Grace
Low
Lone
3%s debentures 1975
5s
No.
High
Motors
Acceptance Corp.—
debentures 1964
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
,
,
General
Monday, October 30, 1961
.
Friday
Bangs Since
Sold
.
(Range for Week Ended October 27)
Week's Range
Friday
New York Stock Exchange
.
4'/as series
Power
mortgage
23/4s
1980
General mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3'/4s 1983
General mortgage 3'/2s 1983
mortgage
47/8s
1987
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81%
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95%,
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1981
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Friday
bonds
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Interest
tock
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
or
Friday
Friday's
Bonds
.....
_
No.
High
Hi8h
Low
....
91»/a
Low
High
86
general & ref 5s
and ref 4%s series A 1974
1974—Mar-Sepf
1st
Mar-Sept
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3 Vis s f debentures 1973—
May-ZVou
3 Vis s f debentures 1974—
May-Nou
4%s s f debentures 1976
—May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1977
May-iVou
4%s s f debentures 1978—
..May-TVou
4%s s f debentures'1980
May-Nou
5%s s f debentures 1979
_May-JVou
47/bs s f debentures 1981
May-ZVou
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jau
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
Quar-Feb
Refunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047
Jan-July
Coll
trust
4s
1984
April-Ocf
Central
*88%
87%
90
81
83%
87 %
*77
*88
*
first mortgage 2%s 1974
5s conv 1979—
Bell Telephone 2%s
Northrop Corp
Northwestern
1996
debentures
3Vis
—
6
90
92 Vi
87
86 %
89
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274
115%
133
refunding
&
115 Va
133%
series I 1966
3 Vis
185
116% 118%
92
*92
109
June-Dec
Va
—
91%
—
48
113%
June-Dec
Tune-Dec
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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& refunding 27/8S series Q 1980—June-Dec
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June-Dec'
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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& refunding mtge 3 Vis ser W '84—June-Dec
& refunding 3Vis ser X 1984
June-Dec
& refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987-June-Dec
& refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988.June-Dec
ref mtge 4%s series AA 1986
June-Dec
ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
June-Dec
ref 3 Vis series CC 1978
June-Dec
&
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
1st
&
1st
&
1st
&
1st
&
Tel
Tel
&
FF
3 Vis
1978
debentures
3 Vis
debentures
1983
3 Vis
debentures
1981
3%s
debentures
debentures
1988—
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American
Pan
4"Vis
3Vis
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Western
Pennsylvania
Power
&
4Vis
General
5s
92
1988
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3"Vis series D 1980—_Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
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General
5s
General
gold
series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
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First
refunding 2 Vis 1967
refunding 2Vis 1974
& refunding 2Vis 1981__
& refunding 27/as 1978
& mortgage 3Vis 1982
& refunding 3%s 1983
First
&
First
First
First
First
&
First
&
First
&
First
3Vis
refunding
&
—
1985
refunding 4%s
1987_
1988
4%s 1986
refunding mtge 5s 1989
refunding 33/4s
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Pillsbury
Co
4%s,
f
s
debs
series A
Pittsburgh
& West Virginia Ry—
1984__
series A
3%s
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s
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debentures
Electric
Power
1986—
1st
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1st
:
81
Shell
Union
833/4
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6
80 %
8
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84 Ti
■
77
79%
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mortgage
3Vis
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Proctor
2%s
convertible
1984—
debentures
bonds
& Gamble
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debs 1981———Mar-Sepf
81%
page 34.
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94
debentures
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84%
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85%
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105 Vi
13
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26
72%
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79%
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Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
5Vis debentures
1986—.—
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—-ApriZ-Oct
Trans World Airlines Inc—6Vis 1978.,;—June-Dec
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82 Va
—
75
96%
13
69
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79
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.
1974
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—
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series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
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219
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96%
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s
f
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90
j.
1986
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133
176
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94
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conv
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—
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95%
—
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1972———Jan-July
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notes
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4Vis debentures 1983,———————April-Ocf
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2%s
debentures
1974——
Jan-July
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5 Vis
6
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conv
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debentures
Spiegel Inc
100
90
103%
100
292
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1994
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69%
1970
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mortgage
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933/4
96%
96 Ta
124%
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Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
94 Va
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322
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87 y4
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101
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76
—
*87%
•
__
103
—
102% 102%
79
:
•
—
June-Dec
April-Ocf
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
■
3s debentures 1979—
Jan-July
23/is
debentures
1985—
Feb-Aug
27/as debentures
1987——
Jan-July
Natural Gas
88%
98%
1971.—ApriZ-Oct
84 Va
J
169%
96% 106
■
*87%
South & North Alabama RR 5s 1963—
Marchant—5 Vis
Pacific
93%
99
1982:
—
893/4
102 3/4
58
f debs
1986
Socony-Vacuum
79
-
109%
"r-
102% 102 %
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
81
f
83%
*94 Va
1979—
79
2
*78%
—June-Dec
79
11
"
1966
Smith-Corona
1
—
2%s
80%
15
82
150
*96% 100
_Jan-JuZy
Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
2Vis debentures 1965—t-,
Southern
—
91%
81
87%
—'
161% 169%
161 %
May-Nov
—Mar-Sept
1980
85%
7-14
101
debs
83%
106
s
1980—
Oil
106
176
89
793/a
'
'
*87Vi
;
s
debs
102
—
For footnotes, see
May-Nov
1973.
83
78%
*80
78 3/4
20
82
*81%
4%s
Co
51
Feb-Aug
-Jan-July
May-Nov
*80
*88
April-Ocf
81
84%
/
853/4
.
—
69 %
893%
87%
104% 106
—ApriZ-Oct
:
Co—
■
—
,
debentures
Indiana
.
*85
—
*85
subord
conv
Southern
Mar-Sepf
1970
-
15
75
5
gen
Plantation
63
85
.32
69
100
Oil
Ry—
5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
series C 1974—_—
June-Dec
Vis series D 1977
———June-Dec
73
"
67%
103 %
Southern
1st gen 5s
66
104Vi
104
Mar-Sept
—
66 3/8
28
103
98
May -Nov
52
69%
104 %
Service Pipe Line 3.20s
86
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967—
April-Oct
68%
71%
*69%
100
104 Vi
103%
Shell
79
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964
5s
74
70
68%
69 Vi
86%
863/4
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
General mortgage
71
67%
75
104 Va
893/4
--
58
72
71%
—May
Mar-Sept
83 %
88
'58
100
35
Jun-Dec
1986
120
54
853/8
*86
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3Vis s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4V2S ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J 1964_May-Nov
'88
__
1968—June-Dec
1972.
33
117%
147
103
92
94
108%
103
102% 102%
79
April-Oct
104%
102%
debentures
Texas
1984
125
103
84
75
Philip Morris Inc 47/8S s f debs 1979
-June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 2Vis debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
4Vis conv subord debs 1987
—Feb-Aug
88'/a
120
103 Vi
89
5s
Philco
Corporation—
4Vis conv subord debs
94
124
7
80%
100% 101
—
*90%
'
1
79%
82
103
157%
114
1
~
Q4.
9
3
75
June-Dec
:_April-Ocf
mtge
45
90
85
86%
102%
_May-ZVou
May-ZVou
...June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sepf
May-Nov
102 %
85
86%
18
77
June-Dec
First &
96%
86%
.
U4
Sons
&
106
Jan-July
197c7_
4s
1971.
B
1974—
Acceptance Corp—
82%
80 y8
Feb-Aug
1974
B
4Vis series C
57%
94
E)
83%
93
series E 1984
General mortgage 3 Vis series F 1985
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
40
•
120
97%
■
86 Vi
(Jos
Roebuck
100% 101
1981.
D
99 Vi
88%
119
Mar-Nov
2006
1977—
91%
106
General mortgage 4Vis
119
—
■
June-Dec
June-Dec
1965
A
B
ApriZ-Oct
debentures
3Vis
series
series
99 Vi
9^
48
Feb-Aug
4%s subordinated debentures 1977—
May-Nov
5s debentures 1982———
Sun-July
Sears Roebuck & Co 4%s s f debs 1983_Feb-Aug
Seiberling Rubber Co—
Pennsylvania RR—
General
31
*86%
1989
cons
5Vis
Co
89
80%
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
52
'
■
—
3s series B
debentures
Finance
85%
81
__
—
15
Co—
83%
Airways—
1979
Light 3s 1975
RR
5
79%
82
1964.June-Dec
debentures
subord
conv
debentures
f
s
Sears
97%
87%
Line
24
84
86
96 Vi
England 1st gtd 4s
87%
80 Vi
May-ZVou
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1991
4%s
Pacific
New
89
77
April-Ocf
——April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
93 Vi
104%
June-Dec
3s
118%
94%
18
81
101
Jan
A
1st
90
79%
•
96 Vi
51 %
1971—
3'/as
85%
1985—June-Dec
debentures
RR
Depot
82
"
83 Va
99%
'
11.
*85
—May-ZVou
bond, certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
83
June-Dec
1992
debentures
2 Vis
1986
Vis debentures 1987
2%s
3
series
4%s
ref
&
1st
Pacific
1991—_—:
ref 5s series EE
1st &
Ry
89
•
86%
v
1983
1980
series
89%
June-Dec
June-Dec
series DD 1990
ref mtge 4Vis
inc
Air
Seagram
94
106%
*97%
refunding 3s series J 1970
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
92%
82
88%
—
96Vi
1st
certificates
Duluth
mortgage
37/8s
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
First
B
debs
Union
Seaboard
4%s
First
series
bond
4s
St
1st
101
117 V a
'
83
82%
89
Vi
101 % 101%
—^.1975
1996
Louis-Southwestern
Seaboard
.
z~
119%
_
2
51%
...
1989—May-ZVou
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures
1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
'
—
6s
4s
Scioto V &
—
113%
89 Vi
Corp—
Adirond'k
&
Second 4s
.
—
118%
165%
86
—
■
—
96
111
78
-
1977——
income
First
_
1st
Electric
&
gold
St
2%s 1975
>.
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3s 1979—
—.June-Dec
1st mortgage 27/8s 1980
May-Nov
1st
mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3 Vis 1985
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
June-Dec
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
Jan-July
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5Vis conv 1982—May-Nou
5 Vis conv subord debs 1983
Mar-Sept
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 33/is debs 1988—June-Dec
Oxford Paper Co 43/is conv 1978
—.April-Ocf
mortgage
1st
13
86
JanrJuly
Second mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022
•
85
101%
1
—
*90%
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
April-Ocf
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage
4s series A 1997—
Jan-July
Lawrence
Second
•
Mar-Sepf
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Nov
87%
89 Vi
*82
1
r-.
St
1st
Ohio
1964
debentures
Saguenay Power 3s series A
104%
120 Vi
80
—
■
—
87%
*79%
1983. April-Ocf
decs..
79
98%
140% 152
3Vis
80
80
*101
%56
99%
92
103
154
-
103% 103 Vi
87 3/4-
High
&7
92
105
78 Va
'
.
106
104
91
'
'
—
Jan. 1
Low
L<
.
.Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3Vis series J 1969— .Mar-Sept
Rohr
Aircraft
5Vis
conv
debs
1977
—Jan-July
Jan-July
Royal McBee 6Vis conv debentures 1977—Jane-Dec
-June-Dec
96 3/4
89%
-i'
•
104
*78'/a
——
—
'
104% 104%
Gas
4Vis serial D
99
93%
——
93%
*90
-
debentures
subord
conv
Rochester
81
'
—
.'
1043i
2%s
Manufacturing
Richfield Oil Corp—
83 Vi
78
"
99 Vi
*92%
103V4
April-Ocf
—,_Mar-Sept
1977—
High
98 Vi
^
Rheem
85%
82%
*95%
"
,
Oats
4Vis
*76%
1
98 %
Reading Co first & ref 3Vis series D 1995_May-Nov
.May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
.Mar-Sepf.
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973— -April-Ocf
94
80
81%
1975
debentures
No.
62%
105
92
*80%
81%
debentures
»a
Rangs Since
Sold
.—June-Dec
—
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis
105 Va
58
92%
1972——
nnn,ic
104 Vi
83%
—
•
103
—
debentures
First
90
98%
1S6j
May-Nou
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968-Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972-iMap-Nov
and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
First
Fridav'f
Friday's
Low
Low
debentures
First
91 Va
97 Va
102%
_
/-
86%
4
100
—
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
„_Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Jan-July
1984—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
2%s 1975
1st mortgage 3s 1978
1st mortgage 23/is 1979—
First mortgage 3Vis 1982.
First mortgage 3Vis 1984
First mortgage 4Vis 1986
First
mortgage 4s 1988
1st mortgage 5s 1990
n
First mortgage- 47/8s
1991
(Wise) 1st mortgage 25/as 1977
1st mortgage 3s 1978
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
mortgage
First
—
91 Va
or
Bid & Asked
First and
Power Co—
States
(Minnesota)
85
91V8
—
Northern
89
Week's Ran*?
Range
Last
Sale Price
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
96%
'
Northern
Period
(
High
Low
10
Interest
N6w
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No-
91%
BONDS
Bangs Since
Sold
91 Mi
4s 1996—April-Ocf
& Western Ry first gold
Bid & Asked
Low
Norfolk
(Range for Week Ended October 27)
Week's Range
Sale Price
29
.
Continued on page
34
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
the
on
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Oct. 23,
It is compiled from the report of
ending Friday, Oct. 27.
and
the American
rinclude every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year,
Stock Exchange itself -.and is intended to
stock or bond in which any
Range for Week Ending Oct. 27. ,
•
Friday
Range
Sale Prioe
American Siock Exchange
Petroleum
-^erne-Hamilton
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
Wire
Acme
Products
Aero-Plow
Inc
Aerosol
Inc
Manufacturing Co
Techniques Inc
Aid
Investment
Alabama
Alabama
5%
4.20%
Steel
Co
Airlines
Algemene
2%
•.1,000
2%
Oct
12%
:300
12 V\
Sep
18% Mar
11%
12%
7,400
8%
Jan
23 Va May
2,900
3%
Feb
4%
4
10
10
16,000
50%
Jan
7 "A
4,800
6%
Apr
10% May
5,600
QVa
Oct
Apr
12%
19
Oct
28% May
5%
3%
3%
1,600
84%
Oct
100
84%
84%
85 Va
475
83%
Apr
87% Aug
10
preferred
27%
26%
28 y8
2,500
22%
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
1
Jan
84%
Feb
9y8
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Co
6%
6%
1,100
87/B
8y8
91/4
40,800
4%
Jan
15%
Jun
7%
•7%
7%
5,800
6%
Sep
11%
Apr
5i/2
6,700
3%
Jan
Inc
1
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common
convertible
5Vz%
Allied
8%
_50o
Control Co Inc
Allied
Paper
Alsco
American
of America
Oil
American
-Electronics
Systems Inc
American-Interaatl Aluminum.
American Israeli Paper
American
Ltd_i_
12%
83%
6 y4
4%
100
4%
Oct
7% Mar
65%
66%
15
225
55
J an
82
500
13%
Aug
27%
15,600
3
2%
3%
2,300
2%
3%
3%
1,800
3%
6
Oct
class
Electronics
Louisiana
Arkansas
3
28,200
4
7%
Sep
Jan
Jan
2
5
13%
14%
6,100
10%
Jan
200
4ya
Jan
5
35%
1
2%
4V4
41/4'
30
2
41
14V4
15%
_3%
3%
11%
10%
59%
59%
1
4%
4%
Oil
Associated
36
3%
Shoe
$3.00
3%
5%
Jan
y2
6%
3%
Apr
Canada
94%
Cement Co Ltd
18,100
93%
3
Inc
1
5 %
40c
25%
1%
com
Industries—
1
>
..:
regular
Stationers Supply
Testing Labs
Co
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Line
Research
Atlantica
del
General Industries
Automatic
Automatic
*<-•'*
25%
26%
6%
5%
4,600
1%
27,400
pesos
6%
6
6%
6,000
1%
1%
1%
20,600
Illli
15%
14%
15%
4,000
1
Inc
2%
2%
2%
5,900
8%
Banff
Oil
4%
preferred.
Barnes
Inc
6%
Jan
Feb
13%
12%
5,300
11%
Sep
21%
4%
4%
600
3%
Jan
6%
300
4%
Jan
9y8
Jan
1,600
14
300
42
Oil Corp
Apr
7% May7
9
Jan
14y» Mar
~i%
~1«7.
-
8%
8%
9,000
Jan
Aug
9%
6
10%
Oct.
26 y8
Sep
49%
15
Apr
19%.
18%.
19%
4,800
Jan
29%
15%
15%
15%
1,200
5%
Jan
19% May
1%
1%
1%
8,200
1%
Jan
3% May
1%
1
1%
10,200
\i
Jan
2%
6y4
Jan
10%
~4%
4
~4%
2,900
6
3% Mar
Apr
Apr
May
16
15
16%
Jan
54%
54%
55«/b
1,900
48
Jan
55%
50c
11%
11%
11%
4,600
liy8
Oct
20% May
1
Inc.
14,700
8
9%
Jan
8%
8%
9%
3,800
Jan
12%
13%
8,600
12%
Oct
22%
15%
17
2,000
15%
Oct
17%
Oct
Inc
21%
Apr
3,200
3%
Jan
3.
3%
Feb
1
8% Oct
A
Blaliner's,
...
Blumenthal
Bohack
5 V2 %
(S) & Co
(H C) Co common
prior preferred
For
6
850
28
Birdsboro Corp
footnotes,
•
...
see
100
page
34.
4%.:
39%
100
27
4%
39%
100
28
4%
40%
3,400
101%
140
Apr
13%
14
1,200
13
Oct
193/a
Feb
*
>17%
1
5
3 5/8 May
oO
60%t
60%
?
64
Sep
2 li
Jun
51
Jan
55%
450
Feb
July
58;
4V2
311
4%
38V4
•
57,%if 58%38 y4
38y4
200
32%
7%
31,900
5i°o
7
7%
2,600'
;
~2
2 ft
_2
I76
Jun
"%
%
5%
4%
%
24,600
12,400
8*%
8%
V 5,400
.12%
1.3%
17,700
4%
%
%
1,800
20%
20%
21 Va
3,100
12%
15
16
17%
31%
14%-
■
16%
31%
.31%
1..—J.—i—5
Inc—:
1
-
109
104 y4
105
—1
7l25/8
Sep
lie
Jun
22 Va
7% July
93/4 Feb
.15
Oct.
24%
Jun
21 5/8 Mar
%
11%
i
.43/8
1,100
Oct
63/8 May
•
65
Jan
.124 %
Sep
102
Jan
105 y2
Aug
10,500
%
Apr
6%
600
5 5/8
13%
Jan
4,700
1%
8,700
70 y4
130
/
.
Jan
900
5%
1%
5
1%
%
Jul
'11s'-
Ap
17% Ma;
s
Jan
9
Jan
Ma;
3
Jan
65
Ap
70%
-
79 % Oct
50
80
80
Light 4%
32% July
200
i4y8
69
Sep
2,900
6V4
.
Jun
73/8 May
Jan
7%
•
5%
; 1 v4
18 '/a
Jan
13%
6%
5%
May
>10
Jan
4%
Jan
•
,
7; n
14
Jan
6%
252
119%
104 %'
:•■■•',%
Apr
7% May
Jan
32,900
•
116%
:
Feb
1A
7,800
-
4%.
4%
4%
Jan
15%
Jan
318
-
500
12%
11%
i
7,900
5
July
3%
Jan
.V 4l7e
8 %
Apr
26
July
5i76
4%
.
A
11
12 %
7
29 Va
Oct
11
•
.'"5% July
Oct
2
13%
13 Va
Aug
10% May
July
21,900
:
Oct
39 y2
Jan
25
25
lfla
4%
25
T
"-.58% May
Jan
43/4
100
27
27
27
83% Mar
14% Jan
243/4
Aug
23
23
Jan
29 Va
Aug
552
26%
Jan
39
8%
800
5%
Jan
103A
7
200
63/4
Jan
%
Jan
1,000
23%
,
37
36%
37
8
8%
7
7
1,200
7,100
22%
Oct
200
•22%.
1%
.1%
7%
7 y4
7%
6,300
,
7%
21%
19%
21%
16%
19%
47,700
26
24
26
Corporation.————___^._1
8%
Co.——1—.——10
12%
12%
i
20
Feb
Jan-
223/8 May
14% May
Jan
18%
Oct
123/8 July
19%
Oct
10%
150
12%
16%
18%
66,700
4%
4>/4
4y2
5,300
2%
4
4
100
.■3%
•
7
.
'r
Sep
Jail'
12
^
Mar
573/, May
...10%. May.;
Oct
8%
-■
17%
& Lambert Manufacturing—-.4,
Corp.j.——50c
Corporationi..
—...
1
31
V 22 y2
Sep
12
10,000
'
Apr
15%
6,900
9%
:
9 %
63/4 Mar
1,800
15 y2
15 Va
Apr
3% May
Jan
24
2,700
8%
QVa
8%
7
Oct
45/8
4.800
253/8
Jan
19
11,400
18%
.
153/s May
653/4 May
Jan
33/8
•
9,600
Apr
li9e May
Jan
1%
Sep
Apr
9
11% Oct
42 Va
-57 y4
54%
22%
—2
8,800
.
11%
57%
1 Va
11%
1
IVa
12 Va
Clayton
20% Mar
23 Va May
47%
9V4
Hosiery
Jan
Jan
57% Sep
...
Corp
Oil
13%
9,100
23%..;
23 Va
18%
5,300
lT%.i17%^.
23%'i;
-
*
common
28
..
Products
*
Co—...
Caribbean
Diesel
Electric
1
.1
14
Oils vtc—a
13
•
<
.
-"21% Mar
Jan
-Apr.
4% May
Sep
7
Jan'
24.200
l %
1%
12
24.400
141%
Oct
May'
,79%
19,800
23 Va-
28%
29,200
22%
Oct>
18%
18%
19
2,500
133/s
Jan
8%
•,
293/4
1,300
47%
47
8% Oct
800
8%
8%
28%
Apr
Oct
27% May
*
11%
Jan
48%
Oct
"23%
Jan
Jun
2,900
8%
Jan
83/B
Jan
33/4
Jun
5%
Jan
93/4 May
Jan
28y2 May
ny2
9%
9'A
4%
4%
\4%
•4,100
6%
6%
7
•'•4,100
-
.10
Jan
6,600
12%
11%
Corp..
16%
•
16% May
•7% 'Jan
8%
27%
.•
20
,
719% May
•
.5% Mar
-
2,500
9,600
7"%
Oct
2Vz Mar
3%
4V8.
1(1,500
33/4
Oct
4%
9%
9%
1,600
7-
Jan
1 %
1%
23,200
5y8
5%
2,300
9 y2
9%
21 v:
21;
22
3,
-
Oct
Aug
28
Jan
47
Feb
95%
Jan
102
May
9%
■'
-1%
-
5 Va
9%
1
•
•
4.100
5%
13%
s
9%
45%
6%
9%
6%
•
7
6%
16,300
10%
45% ' 45%
-
3,200
Feb
4
6%. Sep
;
Apr
May
133/b
Feb
87/a
Apr
27.% May
Oct*
40% Mar
500
10
,
Feb
Jan
'
'
Machine Corp.IOe
Cook Paint & Varnish Cov.":—___20
Cooper-Jarrett
Inc
—1
Continental Vending
2%
Jan
9% Sep
39,200
.-3
r2Vu
2%.
2%
,
i
Oct
ll5/8 May
•;1% Sep
800
1,900
-
lay* 14
13%
Continental Materials!. Corp—_—!—30c
6
.5%
•
—
'
7% May;
4
Oil & Gas Inc
...
8% Mar
11
Aluminum
—20c
Consolidated Royalty
Oil.—___
*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc—
1
Construction Products class A
1
Continental Aviation. & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp
I
Continental Connector Corp el A
50c
Aug
15%
-Bickford's
35%
13%
Broadcasting—__—.—1
Power &
Consolidated
12% Aug
12%
Eerkshire
Inc
—12 Va c
Jan
1,100
-.
Jun
Berkey Photo Inc.
Frocks
Jan"
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—•
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
1
17%
25c
Corp
1%
19 y4
10%
15%
Consol
Sep
17% July
3,000
1,200
8,400
10c
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co.!—_—*
Cohu Electronics Inc.—^!_!______j__l
Colonial Corp of America New com 50c
Colonial Sand & Stone Co—
—1
Commercial Metals Co
—5
Community Public Service..
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
Compudyne Corporation—u~—
__25c
Connelly Containers Inc—_50c
Apr
16
173/8 May
Jan
2%
29%
9%
12 Va
Coastal
Apr
29-
15%
1
6%
1%
28%
23%
Club
Jun
4,600
15%
Jan
1%
9%
pfd
100
common——1
Clopay
1% May
16,300
1
Canada
Co
%
11%
~
Sep
""-Va
6% July
32%
25c
14 y*
|
28 y2
70 V*
Cletrac
5% Aug
301/4
Shoe Corp
Watch
Jan
Sep
10%
Ties
Benrus
3%
31%
50c
of
21% July
11%
7.50
Jan
Corp of America!.—
Clausner
15% July
Oct
50c
common
Instrument
Oct
1
class A
Belock
6V2
50c
,_1
1*6
Hadley ,Corpi__-——
1
Maine Power 3.50% pref—100
Clary
22% May
11 %
5,100
8%
14,400
—1
1
Chromalloy Corp..—_—
10c
Cinerama Inc..———lc
Circuit Foil Corp...—.—.
25c
Clark
Cable Corp.!.!.———-—10c
Clark Controller Co—
—-1
Clarostat Manufacturing
Co—1.
1
Mar
4%
3,600
Cities
Christiana
Oct
Apr
1,000
24,000
%
Aug
1
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining—
Mar
29% May
21%
13,100
5
A
May
43/a May
Jan
Jail
Cherry-Burrell Corp—
—-—-—5
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc—__———2
Apr
1
L,
Inc
(A 6)
Jun
9% May
56%
8
14%,
1%
10%
$1.40 series B
Jan
Jan
20
4%
3,700
"1,800
Catalin
Mar
-Jan
618
Oct
10 Va
2%
y %'
Feb
17%
Jan
12%
•
Feb
4%
"8%
1,800
Sep
16%
•
18
2y8
5.50
Carolina Power <& Light $5 preferred.*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter (J W) Co
i
1
Castle (A M) & Co^_—
——10
'Central
r
"l%
Co.
Corp
Telephone
43%
Oct
.10c
Inc
Corp
Beau-Brummel
6%
6%
50c
convertible
17
13% May
2% July
5
11%
10
Va
10% Jan
-500
:
12%
convertible preferred.*
$1.50 convertible preferred—
Century Electric Co—
——-—10
Chamberlin Co - of America
__2.50
Charter Oil Co Ltdi—,————
1
6,400
4%
9%
-
'
10
7,900
16%
17
'2Va
Central Securities Corp
13'/B
12
•
Apr
12%
2Vb May
22%
shares
Aug
3
Apr
2.50
9% May
18%
Z-lC
American
33
16%
Central
Apr
-
Corp
Jan
Jan
Jan
2,400
11,800-
12%
7%
Jan
2,400
8%
15,100
15%
15%
-9
1%
10,900
6%
6
31 Va
Oct
5%
19%
6%
Jan
Oct
3%
Chemical—
Candy Corp
Bay view
37% July
45
7%
Jan
3V4
11%
Aug
18%
1
Construction
Bearings
30 Va
43%
preferred
Baruch-Foster
Feb
8%
11%
6%
1,100
—
Apr
59%
19%
Andes
Wright
Barry
10%
Aug
7% May
2,800
71%
Carnation Co
■
34% May
Jan
13
Engineering
Barton's
Jan
2y2
11
...
Ltd
BarChris
14 y8
49% July
1
21% May
Jan1..
7 Va
5%
1
City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
16% Aug
25%
7%
11
11%
Corp
Industries
Banner
Jan
11%'
22%
11%
50c
los
Apr
9%
6%
24%
1
A__
Securities
de
Oct
-
May
:—1
Capital
Central
Common
Banco
500
iv
Convertible
8,600
321/2
Mfg Co Inc
Collieries
Baldwin
4,000
'6%'
55%
10c
Baldwin-Montrose
Bell
200
1
Corp
Industries
Apr
4% Oct
16,100
54'/4
Bailey & Selburn OH & Gas class A—1
Baker
Beck
5
26
15,800
Canal-Randolph -Corp,—
—.1
Canaveral International Corp—7
1
Oct
4%
Jan
Feb
tJ it
.
lft
8%
2%
iy8
30%
Industrial Corp
Avis
Ayrshire
Williston
5%
13,700
10,000
Oct
Aug
10,700
—10
Apr
11 Va
•
5%
30
Ltd partic pfd—10
Minerals.
6c
Petrofina
Canadian
6% Mar
31/8
lYa
Corp
non-cum
class
Inc
Canadian
Oct
4% "* 4%
32%
Steel Products Inc com
Non-voting
Avien
Jan
16
'2,100'
'
~
.16 V4
2
Dredge & Dock Co
Apr
10% July
Oct
%
54%
Inc
Radio
5%
•
Centers Inc
Plastics
-
warrants
Sewing
Devices
1,600
4%
*
19%
8%
Oct
13
—20
Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
6% Mar
t
90,400
.1
10
option
Audion-Emenee
f.
Mining &c
Atlas
Aurora
3%
Jan
<
1 1*6
5p
Co
Atlas
Audio
10c
Corp.
Sugar
Development Corp
Corp
1%
700
26 %
10c
Golfo
Atlas Consolidated
Atlas
20%
3,300
16
16
•
Chemical Industrial Products
Atco
2,700
2
3
5%
21/2
4%
lc
6
•
200
Aug
1
2'%
America
Associated
Jan
36
11
4%
1
Gas
96%
Jan
27
£1
1
&
Apr
Capital
Laundries
Oil
44%
Jun
4
Food Stores Inc
Associated
24% May
•
Associated
Associated
:•
Feb
5%
16
Associated
of
1%
"3
Feb
11 y2
17,800
'
Sep
S
1%
—*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd..
10c
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd.————1
Canadian Industrial Gas Ltd_^_—>2.50
Canadian Javelin Ltd—
—*
Canadian Marconi
...—1
95 V4 Mar
92
75
94
Jan
8%
35
Jun
7;
preference.:—
Canada Southern
35% May
Jan
89%
90
12,700
421/4
10 Va
39%
12% Jilly
13% Jan
12%
Fire Insurance—
6%%
7% May'
Jan
9%
4%
4,500
2y4
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd——1
Canada Bread Co Ltd———i-i
*
86% May
Jan
/
19%
31 Va
Gas Co__,—_—1
Consol Oil &
Camden
17% May.
Feb
45
4,200
19%
13%
26%
rets
Oct
31% Aug '
14,700
15%
'■
preferred-j.-:——!j;-PvS^_150
50
pref erred-l'_L_a£ii!- —50>
Calvan
May
13% July
Jan
5A
*8%
22%
IVa
$2.50 preferred^!!—
32% May
6
8,100
2
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd.
Electric Power-common
% May
Jan v
2,700
13
Corp—!
Oct
Jan
5%
1,000
10%
,
deposit
83/8
Apr
Mar
10
Oct
Ltd—
Apr
21
,
4,300
61%
941/4
1
Electric
American
8%
*
-
1
50c
.California
Jan
600
41
pfd.100
preferred
Electronics
Arrow
Asamera
Apr
36%
66%c
Co
Apr
Jan
9,000
10%
4
Aluminum Co
convertible
35c
Jan
29% July
Jan
12%
,1,200
3%
12
42
Corp Ltd
Arnold Altex
17%
is y«
100
warrants
Co.
&
Armour
Apr
Jan
Apr
%
1,800
16
4%
25c
Arkansas Power .& Light 4.72%
2
*
B
Company
(The)
85/8
14%
-.1
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
23% May
Jan
9%
9
2.50
Co
r"
Jan
16*%
5
4%%,-pfd
34%
313«
•
May
8%
Mar
900
2%
-12,500
1
20c
■
•
300
36
l2U—_20c
A
7,100
-
^
•*
40 Va
'Jan.'.
30
Oct
40
313/4 May
1,700
32%
19 Va '
rets ord shares—3c 6d
Co Inc..
—25c
Burneli &
May
4%
Oct
4%
1
Gas
8 3/8
22
—1
preferred—
Mines
Canadian
Arco
v
32 Va
14%
1
American dep
Butler's
26 y2
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
4.75
Angio-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs.3.45
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co
50
1,000
83/8
—10
& Machine
Hill
Burma
12% Jan
6% Oct
serial
Die
'
Apr
7 y8
500
:
9% May
'
32%
—30c
F Company—
Buell
Jan
16%
13,500
Inc
•
8%
•
8
Co..
Rubber
Bunker
-
6%
S
6%
Apr
61/4
Corp
7
4%
(The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
60c
convertible preferred
Apr
Jan
401/2
,s
Film
4,y8 Jan
13,700
31'/a
-
8%
Buckeye
Feb
Jan
2
Corp
Pools
Oct
5%
;
B
July
5%
6%
81
3%
Angostura-Wupperman
Anthony
4,200
28
Oct
40 y8
Anchor Post Products
&
16%
4,400
21
ili
Writing -Paper*
Am&rejdOil Co Class A^
Chemical
Aug
1
class A
American
Anken
17 V2
12.50
Inc
Inc
American Seal-Kifly Coffp of Deli.
American Thread <3%
preferred:
Radio
8
5,100
IlkliLj.
Petrafina
Andrea
Mar
8%
700
9
50o
MARC
Manufacturing Go
Mines
Feb
.3%
£1
American
Anacon Lead
Oct
•16%
6%
25c
shares
American
31
31
-
-•
2 iBe
2l7e
2 y2
418
"
common
(E L) Co Inc
Bruck Mills Ltd class
Apr
Mills Ltd—
American
35
25c
Bruce
Apr
17%
10%
76%
15
•
1
Inc
8%
Jan
4 %
1,300
4%
20
Business
American
Jan
40,100
15
350
1
Book Co
American
33%-
34 Va
—£1
preferred
Brown
Jan
Oct
13,200
51/4
1
Corp
10 y4
8
B
Class
A%
8% May
5%
6y8
so y8
81
$3.75 pfd.100
Corp
Beverage
33%
'
Distillers cl A com—30c
Forman
Brown
9% May
Sep
5%
6 y»
1
1
Inq
Aluminum Co
Ambassador
16%
19
.100
6
•
100
14%
13
13 1/2
Corp
Unlimited Inc
.Alloys
6
13%
10
8%
71/a
sy8
6%
1
preferred
5
ay.
£1%
A
6%
5
1
class
Rubber
5% May
Ltd—
Company——.
Brown
Feb
70
Jan
67
All-State
&
Oct
'
dep rets, ord reg—
Instrument Co Inc
Amer
Brooks
deposit rtcs American sha.
All American Engineering Co
10c
Tire
7%-
/
„'
Jun
3%
•
'
34%
*
Power—.
Jun
Kunstzide N V—
registered
British
Feb
5
2,200
5%
rets
dep
Amer
Jan
145
79
100
Inc
American
Alliance
53/8
'
7 3%
Oct
6,400
73/8
12% May
7
'
Jan
36%
3% :!" 38,200
■
Oct
''l7/8
v
5,400
33^
33% May
1
34% Aug
common
Properties
5%
v-7
1,100v:
;
363/4
,.£1
£1
bearer.
ord
ord
dep rets
-Amer
Apr
~3%
9,200
2%
"40
3%
American Tobacco—
British
ey4
5%
2%
v
21% Mar
Oct
17
1,000 ;
393/8
1
Corp
Breeze
Sep
'
/,
High
-J
103/4 Oct
16,900
17%
1
Range Since Jan.
Low
14%
10%
:y.i7 '
2'%
Works
Gear
Bridgeport Gas Co..
*
Brillo Manufacturing Co.;
1
Britalta Petroleums Ltd.
1
,British American Oil Co.;—_———*
8% May
11%
6%
7%
■■■>
High
6
Inc———20c
Brandywine Raceway Assn—;—
1
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord—*
Apr
93%
America
Corp of
Foote
Brad
Apr
84 y2
so
83%
;
„.
Shares
133/8
17
1
-10c
inc.—
Bourjois
Bowling
.50
preferred—
Alaska
Jan
2 Va
12
Inc.
Southern.
Power
Wood
Alan
Feb
•
Discount
&
Great
1%
7%
7 4
10c
Shoe Stores
Agnew Surpass
9,600
10,100
4%
for Week
Low
1.50
Chemical Co Inc
Borne
3% Apr
2y8
10%
20
Sales
Range
y/yPar
Apr
4
Oct
Week's
-
Sale Price
--J'./•
■
12%
10c
1
1
1
Corp
Dynamics
1
9%
2
%
10
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca
2»A
2%
1,400
2%
American Stock Exchange
High
Low
-
Corp
Co
Plastics
Admiral
10 %
1
Corp
Construction
2y«
25c
Mfg
&
2%
I
10c
common
Precision
Acme
Corp class A
Range Since Jan.
Shares
High
Last
STOCKS
'
-of Prices
Friday
•
'
for Week
.
of Prices
Low
Par
Aberdeen
Bales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
.
3%-Oct
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493/8
Apr
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15%
®
I8V2
14'/a
14%
18"%
Corp——--_ —,—1.50
Cottp Bottling Co of New England—1?
800
Cott Beverage
-7%
Ltd-rrAmerican dep receipts (ord reg)_„£1.:
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50cr
20%
4%
"8
6%
8%K
2
:
2?
.
38 %
Petroleum_j—i-1,--—5
Cresmont Consolidated 'Corp,,
1.
Crowley Milner & Co—-—•—-—-1;
Crown Central Petroleum (Md)_——5
Creole
38
13,500
%;
f>
"**.
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3%'
;
91
:
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7
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26'
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5
8%
v
300
9
•
8
'
10'/a Sep
15
33% *6ep
98% Jan
102%
2%
2%
1;0OO
*2
7%
2,500
*4% Jan
2Vn
800
7%
7»/a
3,600
12%
14 y8
8,600
Builders
Electric Co Ltd—
^American dep urcta ord reg.
-Sei)
8'
-
Sep
General
Fireproofirig
i
10%
CElywood «Gorp
4„
General/Stores Corporation—
Genung's Tncorporated
'
2,660
511%,;
15%
General
17%,
15.ya Mar
1%
1%
0airies——-———50c
jnc„-50c.::
v
5%
10%
:io7/a
'94
•
.
Desilu Productions Inc—
,
8
%
Giannini
•
Controls
Inc
'-Coip-—-
27
*
class A
com
714 .;
.
9%
•Oi\Mar
15•? Jan
3;800
300
14%
il5y8
6,200
4,500
7
Aug
4%
Jan
14,200
y2
Jan
4%
:
-5%
5%
•5%
4%.
5% "•
:•••
-
5%
1,500
Oct
-
Oct
-
11% -Jan
-10
10% Jan
11% Jan
600
2,900
*6,300
Amer dep
5V4
.-V
'Apr
Great Western
-
1
2%
.23%
23%
24
1,600
17% Jan
33% May
29%
29%
30 Yt
1,600
26% "Sep
—1
5
8%
8%
39V4Mar
41% Apr
8%
8%
9
2V*
2
2%
34,100
10%, 11%
700
Feb
Producers common
8% ;
10%
3%
500
F%8ep
"8% -Oct
1%:Sep
2,400
10%
Greer
4
Bridge Co Ltd
;
,
2%
2%" Oct
7;TOO
21
—
21
21
6%
,
11%
8
1,500
•V« Apr
24
4%
5
4,100
9c
Griesediedk
Company
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18
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v
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;
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3% Jun
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6%
2%
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Jan
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1,900
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1
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>
reg——i.-,_10s
rets rord
v'21% May
•2%'Oct
2%
26% May
d»T|
2%
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Distillers >Co' Ltd—
22% Apr
18% Apr
Jan
16%
—
Great Lakes
10 % Mar
5% Sep
:
30%'
2%
Great American Industries Inc-—_-10e
15 Mar
-8%'Feb.
14:'Apr*
:
4%
6,300
1
'■
20
*
5%
1.900
r
.
i V
*16%
.
-
Apr
9%
24,300
^4%
5%'
151
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19%
29%
Corporation
Grand Rapids Varnish,—^
Gray Manufacturii\g 'Co,—
41 "Apr
<Oct
,
inc .1
Jun
-
17%
4'
—
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Gorham
Jun
6Vb
-
/
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%
■
14%
Jan
Distilleries class B_.
\
34% Aug
32% Aug
<16(600
(Adolf) .Inc.
''11
,'
21% Mar
11%
Union
May
>9?V;,*Ug*:,
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25%rbct
21%
Goodman Manufacturing Co
* '
'
2
>8
7%"
13
Vo;
1
"82% Mar
oya/Feb
5.100
-
-•
~26% Feb
103
1(000
15%
Goldfield 'Consolidated Mines
12% May
: 7Va Apt
•
(Mav
,
Apr
-
*
Jan
Feb
11.700
lffya
Gdbel
-
'3% Apr
28Ys
10%
—
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14% Jun
>23% Apr
; 29%
>
28
Co,.,4
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-7% Apr i'
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23
Oct
7
11% ;
'
•
,6Yo Jan
-4% Jan
26% Jun
•
-600
8%--
Quality Supermkts com,_^10c
1st preferred——;
:—- —10
,
11%
2,000
2,300
.
*%
100
20%
Glenmore
Apr"
11
•
4% Oct
150
.13
.10%;
-8%
1
7%
1
Industrial Products,—
—25C
Oils Ltd,-—.—
Dilbert's
7%
~
v
Jan;
4 % Oct
*
137 ;
Deyon-Palmer
Dielectric Products/Engineering Co
r.
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2T% •27%'; r":
250
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10;000
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——
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>:
Aug
% Jan
Apr
'
>500
94
^84.60 -preferred,...
,
Giant Foods
•
5%
12'/a
Davidson .Brothers Inc_———1.
Day Mines Inc—r-lOc
Dayco 'Corp. class A pref—
35
D C Transit System inc cl A com—20c
Dejay Stores^
—.———50c
Dennison Mfg class A———_—T—-5
8% debenture stock—.
100
5
"5%
Jun
-4%
f"
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8'/2'
.,
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preferred—
20
Jun
4
Georgia SPower $5 {preferred.
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Glass Tite Industries Jnc,
Daitch Crystal
9
18
14% Fab
3,000
Giant Fbllewknife Mines Ltd.
Daivi inu'ustries
Jan
B2
7,800
,l4r200
Gilbert (A C)
Gilchrist Go,
Davega
4%
>3% Get
{35%;.",'
General Gas Corp
■,/
*
'3%May
W/.M*y
Jan
10% Feb
15y*:Mar'
■
:
Jan
Jan
1%
:' r
.
,
Oct.
'39% Feb
General
34% Apr
"•
^ 32.y» July
•/'.14% Mar e'
Oct
900
'
,
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..
100
"
7%
Corp,,—
General Development Corp—.
8%.Mat ::
•
19%; "Jan
48ya'0ct
19,800
9%;
2,400
8% ::, /
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'
700
:
9
Low
2
Acceptance "wts"
Alloys Col—
General
?•
,
Jan
v
(Range Since Jan. 1
High
14%. 14%35%
35 %
common—
Gelhnan Mfg Co,,l—
General
; 100.
Aug
•1- 5% Jun
2%. Jan
2,900a-
20 V2
9
■
'■
r'.TJari
67
*
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Curtis Manufacturing
.
.
3,900 :
28
18 Vi
* ls 19 *;< ••
9
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Jan
3,400
'J.w
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•V.5% '-; : l l/i
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5% ^preferred'
lo^ May
8%'Apr
>:"19% Sep
;
•
-
-
v--
5% Aug
800
Low
Bales
foi Week
.
.
•
;Apr>}!
3% May
40'
Apr
:
6y« July
'■
406
,
*
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-)—.—
Jan
;Ji
•
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Drug
Crown
Jan
16'/a .16%.,.. ;
'
96%
Crown.Corp Internet! "A" partic—_*
1%
29%
•V
~7-V2 "~7%„V
—
V6'%
4l« Oct
22,000
.
*WedE>
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Inc
Gatmeau 'Power Go
'^8% Oct/
-
'
; 2%
36%.
.•
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•
'
,y8% Apr.
"
v
courtaulds
;f
S
.
Jun
20%^ Aug
34,500., *' 'J '6% Opt
'zoo
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.Last
Sale Price
•t
/Far
J0% Aug
e^'.Jan
43/a','.
w
•
-
American Stack Exchange
.
l7Va May
.
,
19%^ Jan
; ,2,700
,
-17%
Apr
14% Janv
300
-
.
Feb,
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.
•
,;T87/« Aug
13
■19700
20 <%
class A___—
:
.'»■
Jan
<15%
•
14%,
1
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-
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High
.t
STOCKS
r
Shares-:-
:; '
non-voting,,——v-~——:—■' „"
■
preferred
$1
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:
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& Reynolds common—
Corroon
■Friday--
'' «■'./
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Inc
Coro
1
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4.
-
Way,
85? May
23%. Apr
36% Mar
•
%
Sep
Friday
Week's
Lasi
Range
•
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
of Prices
Low
■'*
High
Low
2,400
12 V4
Jan
24%
Sep
Mt
35,800
5 A
Oct
6%
Oct
Mount
5
Aug
103A May
Jan
3Apr
■
JUierson
Construction
213A
22 Va
1
Co.
21%
5%
5'A
6%
5
5
5%
3,500
23A
3%
2i,iU0
.10c
15C
/
213
113
Products
Metal
Diablo
Mills
Industrie's
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
4%%
Electric
1
Company
Drug
Corp
Kawecki
Chemical
Kawneer
Co
Co
new
9%
3
3
34,100
8 3/4
3%
9'A
4
50c
pfd—100
1
----I
Corp
Company
&
Gas
Kavanau
&
15,100
13%
23A- Oct'
.Jan
941/2
10
4% May
100: May
Aug
973A
973A
973A'
27%
27 V8
28
1,500
25J/4
Jun
19 A
18'A
19%
6,600
18 J/4
Oct
42%
41
42%
2,300
391/b
_5
20%
20
223/4
11,100
18
Jan
11%
11%/
1,000
11
Mar
12.50
*
'•
L
1,000
1
1
31
19% Mai
6,200
24 %
Jan
1,400
12%
Sep
1,800
8V4
Feb
4.,
Jan/,//
32 Va. 32%
.14% ;i5%
!
43/4
5%
7,800
213/4
22%
2,100
59%
68
8,800
16
16%,
36%
7
'
—r_~2"io
K'ion
1
1
l'/a
5,500
Feb
23/8
2
1%
2 Va
10,900
3Va
3%
3 »/4
4,700
2 A
Jan i
13 A
13 V4
143%
4,000
9 3/ii
Feb
203A
Apr
21A
19%
22
8,300
16%
Jan
26
.
9%
33
Jan
39 Vj
Sep
3,500
6
Jan
115/a
Apr
3,700
6% Oct'.
3,300
7%
Feb
17 Va May
13,000
37/s
Jan
12 % May
15,400
6 V2
Aug
8%
400
37%
37%
100
6%
%
.
77/a
1
20%
5
Jani
Ya
5,900
A
7 A
ill
_
37%
—50c
.—5
6%:
■
63/8
7
Apr
4% May
•,
4
...
Industries Inc...
Nast, Inc class A—
7%
Oct
71-8
2,400
7V4
Oct
20%
2234
9,000
12%
Jan
38%
34%
39 %
1,500
21 %
Jan!r;j
39 A
7%
7%
11,500
3%
Jan
11%
Apr
200
21%
7.50
1
15%
151/4
100
27%
25%
27%
45,500
2%
2 y4
2%
4,300
2
Jan
3% May
8%
9%
4,900
5%
Jan
12% May
—'i
Knott Hotels Corp..
Kostin
v
(The)
class
Corp
A—
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Electronics
Kulka
Class A
24 %
5
_
Corp
Kratter
Jan
Bellas
National
Brewing
.—1
Hess.
•
'10% May
.25
Apr
Casket
9%
8 3/a
9%
2,400
43/8
Jan
12 5/a
11A
12%
15,300
73/a
Jan
16% May
/4A
4%
...5
A
4 A:
4 V4
/
——_
Company
28
-
28
4
2%
400
,;j
28
400
285/a
.14%
15%
243A
27
Feb
14
Sep
38
-Sep
1
Jan
Mar
Machines
125/8
12 A
12%
173/4
National
Mfg
Stores
Petroleum Ltd
25c
Corp—
Equipment Rental Ltd
31% Mar
Sep
Jan
17%
National
National
&
2lVa Mar
Industries
Presto
National
National
Macninery___
& Chemical
Rubber
Starch
2
2,500
11%
V
Jan
17%
12,000
8%
Feb
2%
17,300
1 % Mar
1,400
13%
2
A
15%
153/4
16 A
23Va
2
1
10
Inc
National Research Corp
10c
common
■163/8, -17%
16%
—1
1
National
Oct
22%
24%
12%
175/8
6,800
.•
173/4
•..
Jun
Oct /
4
A May
31
Jan
/ Apr
.31%
Jan
Apr
Jan
23
Apr
31%
Jan
56
Oct
103/4
Jan
15
Oct
300
15
,
18
5,100
19%
56
t
_«
14%
13%
,10c
10c
2 3/a
2 V4
2%
22,700
&y. 2V4
Oct
3
3 Va
1,100
23/4
Jan
2,100
1%
Jah
.
'
■
125
19
54
19 Va
__50c
Sep
Mar
12
'500
273/4
/
Jun
4%
/
ll3/4
4,400'
19% Mar
July
18 %
Weld
Electric
National
Aug
9 A
3% Oct
4,400
A
14%
—1;
National Company Inc
Oct
9
4
1
/National
'
9
73A
12
.:
—1
(Mich)
Co
7
9
:~3
National
10V2!
73/4 'i'
Oct
7%
■173/8
;
'6%
10%
.25c
Apr
% May
-fit Jan
Nat
6%
10 A
■
■
1
i,—iuw.
Inc—
1
1
;__i.
Jun
A
—
Oct
73A July
8/8
10
Napco
a
Rubber Co.
(IB)
(H L) Inc
Apr
,68
.
Klemert
May
29 %
Jan
31 % .Jan.,
'
Namm-Loeser's
Inc
Aug •.
253/4 Mar
//
20
Apr/
18
>
N
1
Dept Stores Inc
Jan
22%
Co.
Ring
Corp.—_
4% May
33%C
Klein
14%
-Apr
Oct
25c
Industries
1,700
Jan
49% July
Sep
4,400
10c
Kleer-Vu
18%
4%
Co—:
—1
1
i
Sep
4% May
IIZISIi
Company-
1
—
4 Va
Feb
2 Va
'
Muter
2 J/4
Minerals Corp Ltd
(S)
Muskogee
210
k—,
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
Kirkland
Oct
2 Va
1.25
Company
Products
Jan
3%
143/4
Co
Piston
Nachman
1
10c
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingsford
13%
Apr
193/8
'
Kil'embe' Copper' Cobalt Ltd
Kingston
123/8
12%
2.50
C, :
'
•
Muskegon
Sep
33/4
700
16 %
,_
Mfg
Ohio
Murray
6%
200
16% May
;
'
Inc
5,400
4%
17%
32%
5%
3%
4%
1
Corporation——.—'.
Murpny
13% May
12%, Oct
363/4
-
.
Apr
25c
com
(Del)
May Jewelry Stores Inc
Kiddfi (Walter) & Co
5«,
TV
Muntz
High
j
43/4
/
18%
A
■
K
Low
60%
class
Videotronics
1
Range Since Jan.
High
class A—1
Movielab Film Laboratories
MPO
Shares
~4%
2.50
Inc
Tel & Tel—
Mountain States
5
,
—4
1-
—
Company—:
Vernon
for Week
3 3/4
com—1
preferred-.
6%
Co
Sales \
Range
Low
>'/Par
'.
;.
Clemens
Mt
Glass
Week's
of Prices
'
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
1
Jeannette
Last
STOCKS
for Week
'
Monday, October 30, 1961
.
.
Friday
Sales
<
,
(Range for Week Ended October 27)
AMERICAN STOCK
Kaiser
Chrbnicle
The Commercial and Financial
(18C3)
32
L
Apparel
L'Aiglon
Mines
Shore
Lake
Inc__
Electronics
Radio
Lafayette
1
Ltd—
&
University—
Products
Realty
Le Tourneau
class
Jun
4%
Jan
3%
4
1,400
3% Oct
6%
Jan
534
4,400
5%
7
Jan
3
2% July
1,200
12%
12 Va
12%
15 3/8
15 Va
15%
Oct
12 %
Oct
17 3%
133/4
1,100
1,100
Jan
18 % May
Jan
National Transit
National
Nestle-Le
15,600
43/4
Oct
8% May
6 A
2,600
53A
Sep
9
New
Haven
8%
Jan
14,% Aug
New
Idria
6
534
6A
1,600
51/2
Aug
*93/4
New
21/4
60,300
preferre^-itr1—
Aug
4
Apr
New
Mexico
23%
Oct
34
May
New
Park
4%
Jan
26 % May
New
Process
11-%
12^8
10,000
26 A
29%
-14,475
3%
/100
29:.
2
7
.
Apr
New
New
gieel Chain——
Lockf:
Class
_5
A_.
25c
:
:
3%
A-
3%
29%
7
Jan
Oct
May
1
1
Electronics
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Corp__.
&
Jan
2% May
1234
900
103/4
Jan
20% May
31A
34 5 a
14,300
31%
Jan
46
Lonkenheimer
(The)
Co_
Corp
Mines
20%
3,900
16'A
Jan
'10,300
60V8
Jan
Jan
323/4 Aug
300
25%
Jan
6,500
8 A
Jan
69
27 A
28%
A-'-.-'
29
29%'
10%
10 A
10341
'
_2.50
2
_
4,600
-
1%
l3/8
1V2
14,700
1 Va
Jan
1%
ALl
Co^
32%
Inc
Airlines
Mackey
83/4
A
-331/3C
Inc.,
Jan
32 3/4
Jan
39%
1,700
T %
1%
13%
Jan
2%
8,000
%
Jan
1 % May
53,600
n
1G
3A
Jan
4%
Oct
73/b
Apr
4
41/4
3%
33A
4
7
201/8
20
29 3/8
1,300
19 %
233/8
27%
29%
4,900
25
Jan
123/8
12%
14%
4,709
12%
Oct
14%
Oct
4234
43J4
1,200
30%
Jan
57
Apr
—10c
Mangel Stores
Tire
Rubber
&
176
33A Oct
1,600
22
Jun
44 A
July
Apr
.2.50
—__
9%
9%
10%
8
6.100
13
Jan
Martin-Marietta
:.—_£%
Ltd
Co
Corp
Maryland Cup Corp
,
3634
warrants-J—:—
4% May
3% Mar
.
33%
'
3634
9.200
1
38 V4
38 A
39%
10
10
10%
26
Sep
10
13,600
Industries
Maule
Mcorory
Mead
Johnson
6%
8
7%
8 A
23,400
—50C
2%
2
2%
20,900
1
145 %
145
warrants..
corp
McCulloch Oil
—_3
Inc
Corp..—
&
Co
—
MenSSco
Mfg Co__
Merchants Refrigerating
5 A-
__
Oct
1
6%
7
2,500
7%
18,400
Railway—— .—1
4%
4%
5
2%
2 :,/8
Royalties
__1
Inc_
'
•
/■:■
1
of
(expire
Nov
Chemical
Michigan
6%
150
5 Va
4,400
5%
4,000
Associates
8%
3
-
Oil
Midland
Corp
Jan
202%
Investment
Midwest
conv
Jan
400
13%
%
29%
3114
2,400
23%
7% May
Jan
29%
v
Jan
2,200
Jan
Mill Factors
<
Co
24%
Mar
1A Mar
33
Sep
Molybdenum
Corp
5,000
2%
Jan
10%
8%
11%
500
9%
1,400
preferred
*
5
5
12 3
11%
4
123/4
5
20%
20%
21
24 A
23%
24%
50C
8%
9%
11%
•
100
102
Feb
Jan
13
Feb
Jan
Ohio
Ltd
Oils
Town
preferred—
4%%
Power
Okalta
Old
Co————1
Brass
838
Sep
Jan
63/8 May
2,100
11%
Jan
19%
Jan
23%
Feb
5,600
143/4
Jan
25
Oct
3,200
10%
11%
102
2,200
Opelika
—
5 %
1,500
8%
103A
39%
Apr
Sep
19%
Jun
(Can)
Ltd
of America
13 A
Oct
100
98% Sep
22%
100
22 %
6%
6%
7%
4,000
5
5%
5%
6
3,700
12
30 %
16%
12
29,400
—
1
Warrants
%
29%
32%
12,300
16
17%
4,900
May
9% May
J an
1
Inc
17
Jan
22%
10c
RR."ctfs"
Monongahela
Power
4.40 r/c
preferred
1
104
Apr
Aug
28 Va
Sep
Jan
Jan
8 A May
3%
Jan
8 A May
%
Jan
1%
Jun
31%
Oct
45%
Apr
16
Oct
29%
4.50%,
preferred
Electro
3%
3%
8,200
89
series
B
;
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Jan
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July
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213 Mar
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88
84
150
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90%
4
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41,300
743,600
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% May
Jan
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6% May
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50
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2,900
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Sep
21%
10%
17,800
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16,400
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123/s
24%
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3,000
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Aug
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1,550
52
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4,300
16
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21%
133/4
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10% May
173A Oct
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41 Va
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Jan
21%
Aug
26%
Apr
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Apr
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Pacific
51/2%
Gas
Electric
&
Pacific
$4.50 preferredpreferred
dividend preferred
Lighting
$4.40 dividend
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$4.75
$4.75
conv
preferred
preferred—
dividend
dividend
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Bell Tele—
Petroleums Ltd-
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Northwest
Pacific
Warrants
Pacific
&
Power
4% Mar
<
May
Oct
(C A)
Pen
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class
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Canada Ltd
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Metal Products—
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12
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2
2
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of
63% May
May
100
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Sep
27%
32 Va May
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243/4
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1,700
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July
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Feb
22%
100
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23% May
Feb
16% May
400
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Feb
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4.50%
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4.36%
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May
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91
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82 3/4
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—
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4
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11%
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600
200
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Oxford
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10
9%
1
100
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1
preferred
14
4%
7,400
32
35
10%
4
May
603/8 Mar
50
1
20% Mar
900
13%
2.50
8%
Apr
50
5
,
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Corp
2 %
40%
Company
Airlines
Jan
91/4
Corp of Canada
Power & Light 5%
Molybdenite
10%
38%
Minnesota
Mohawk
4,800
73/4
Feb
9%
common
Aluminum
2 A
5%
111/8
convertible preferred
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Mirro
11
609
,
39%
41/2 '/c
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2 %
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11%
,
Co
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6
11%
50c
8% May
Feb
Aug
4
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Mid-West
Miller
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9%
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Ohio
Jan
122%
19%
10
1
Inc_
3/i
45/u
9% July
Jan
14
;
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Micromatic
Microwave
VIV
Jun
Jan
19 A
—
1
Michigan Sugar Co common
81/4
3%
:—1
20c
Occidental
Overseas
Apr
14% Mar
Sep
2
14
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10c
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1%
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!
100
46%
6%
5
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Metal & Thermit .Corp
;
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111 Oct
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9,600
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O'Sullivan
6%
.
1
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Merrill Island
Jun
Aug
7
Oxford
.
323/4
57
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1A
_25
45% May
Feb
33%
1,900
*
—
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Massey-Ferguson
Feb
Jan
%
O'okiep Copper C.o Ltd Amer
'
Communication
23 V4
27%
73/8
May
Marine
Marconi International
2,900
2,250
;
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_50
40c
Mansfield
54, :
Jun
1%
1/2
——
1733/4 Mur
Apr.
,
4234
Service
1% May
Feb
Aug
19%
1,800
50c
Majestic Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp
Feb
^
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15%
1,100
9
4A
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Puolic
Maine
17%
4,500
25%
lc
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Oct
24%
24
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Magna
8%
23%
24%
1
-
8%
23%
warrants
Jan
1
124
1
—1
Publications Inc—
83/4
10
1
Airlines-
Northeast
Rights
Vending Co class
Apr
800
10,100
.—1
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American
Nuclear
Mack Trucks
v
Aug
17
1%
32%
32
30%
11%
142
49
Jan
20% Mar
M
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1A
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19 V4
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Apr
2% May
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Southern
&
21,400
11 5/8
123/4 May
66%
27%
Norfolk
573/4
*
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Mines—
Lifes
Noma
North
253/4
Jan
1
31% May
20
66%
A'.'Mar
Sep
39%
1
19% July
16
1%
9,500
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1%
10c
Exploration
Silver
Lynch
1A
12%
32 A
30c
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Friday
Lucky
114
25c
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Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
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183/4
7,100
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Nickel Rim
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3,000
47 3/4
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Apr
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201/4
13
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Aug
28
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York
8
Feb
18
13 Va
20
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Chem
Mining Co
York
22% May
Feb
7% Jan
-
2,200
__1
1
& Watch Co
&
&
,—10 A Oct
19
Mar
19
133/4 oct
3,200
173/4
,
Apr
4
4% May
20
20
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3,300
25
15%
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614
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5
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.
Mar
36%
1
Extension
Lefcourt
47
Jan
5
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Corp
Motor
Jun
12%
7,200
5 A
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10,800
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Salle
Lee
28%
10
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Lamson
La
33
26 Va
5%
3
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Lanston
29
3
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Lamb
Larchfield
32%
26%
1
1
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3A
28
10 %
6
103
66%
23 'A
50
1
Jan
Mar
Oct
90'A Mar
4% May
3%
334
5,500
2%
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28 A
15,800
25 A
Oct
313/8
Sep
9%
10 A
29,100
93/4
Oct
13%
Apr
6 %
5,100
5%
Jan
93/a May
Feb
1083/4 Mar
6
25
103
103
99 V2
673A
Oct
64
67%
7,200
50
22 3/a
24
3,500
22 3/8
Oct
27 % Mar
53 Va
2,600
28%
Jan
68 %
Apr
1 Va
25,800
1%
Apr
12
4,100
50
1
%
July
1
Jan
12
Feb
7
7%
500
12%
2,100
21%
21%
200
14
22
300
12 A
21
1% May
A Jan
12%
73/8
43A
Jan
15 %
-
Feb
22%
23
Jan
10,700
5%
5%
5,000
33/8 Feb
2%
1,800
2A Aug
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10%
11
,
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4%
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Apr
Oct
Oct
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4%
168
Jan
84
Mar
27 Va
%
12%
21%
21%
11A
5 A
100
95
Jan
Oct
2\% Jan
13% July
2,900
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Apr
i0% May
5,700
25/a
Jan
8% May
Volume 194
Number 6103
,
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1869)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
,
,7
Last
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
1,
Sale Price
Shares
v,
Par
•
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola
Bottling Co
Island
Inc
Long
Perfect
Circle
Perfect
Photo
Permian
of
Low
21%
j
4
25c
Corp
High
20%
21%
86
(Mass)__20
85 %
90
1,500
1,200
10%
12
28
27
28
*
18%
18%
19%
29%
28 %
29%
24
1%
1%
1%
36,600
1
90
S'/s
5
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Phoenix
Steel
Corp
37%
5
Oct
12"
400
..
8,000
Feb
29
5%
15% July
27% July
14,400
Aircraft
Piasecki
Plastic
Materials
&
Atwood
&
Pneumatic
47/e
Sep
1,100
3%
Jan
1' a'"
(
4
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Simmons
» i-
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Oct
40
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3%
4
14%
:
v
15%
7%
20,900
6 3/4
V
Jan
Feb
7%
3,100
71/4 Sep
8%
8%
4,600
8.
Jan
Hi/4 May
Soss
10%
11%
1,900
103/4
Oct
153/4
Sep
South
100 V
Coast
Apr
South
Penn
*
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99
13
10c
Co
Polarad Electronics Corp.—_
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9%
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13%
.
Jun
11%
4,000
103
Jan
163/4
*
5% Mar
.—50c.
10%
2,500
12%
13%
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13%
:.3,600
11
Sep
143/4 July
47
600
39
Jan
50
13%
12'/a
12%
21,700
15%- Aug
5 %
283/a
Poloron
Products
Polycast
(The)
Polymer
Corp
Powdrell
Power
&
class
1
Corp
class A
Inc
(Del).
7%
1
Alexander
Prentice-Hall Inc
Presidential
Preston
18%
2.50
55%
2'ft
•
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(The)
Providence
Public
preferred
'414%
-
,
350
72%
73%
39%
41%
13
18
,
50% Jan
2
Apr
32,300
Jan
618
5%
Jan
23
23
22%
23%
200
Jan
19%
26
13%
13%
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200
88%
74%
3
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88
21%
:
75
22
83%
300
-
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Jan
49
Oct,
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:
15%
16%
1,800
13
»
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5
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15%
16%
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12%
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y
Oct
-
24%
2%
37
37
Apr
cumulative
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Investment
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Reda Pump Co.:
Reeves
16"
15%
16%
15%
15%
20%
6%
Standard
Soundcraft Corp
Starxett
Paint
16%
2,100
;/ 6%
Jan
20%
21%
4,600
18
Feb
>6%
6%
1,400
-.200
4%
191/4 May
7%
„
Co
1
2%
Jan
%
Jan
53%
1
12%
12'%.
12%
1
22%
21%
.
(The)
43/8 Aug
2% May
Stop
B)
&
Shop
Struthers
Sep
Stylon
4,200
13%
Jan
323/4
Jun
Sunair
Electronics
:
6,800
37/a
Jan
8% Mar
1,200
4%
Feb
9-% Mar
Supercrete
Feb
2%
2%
2%
800
2%
_9%
16%
23,800
7%
%
45,000
7%
-
%
Jan
31/a
Jun
9
Feb
Jan
10% Mar
ft Jan
to
Finance
3
Jan
class
B
Technical
1965
Corp
1
6%
6%
6%
Inc
7%
7%
81/4
20%
21%
pfd F
7'A
7,900
21%
2,600
81%
100
21%
*
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
80%
21%
12%
1
78%
470
8 lVa
23
Oct
9
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Field
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Oct
Feb
11
Feb
Inc
1.50
Products
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42%
Apr
Apr
181/4 Mar
4%
6,800
2,500
Jan
3%
1,700
4%
26%
4%
Jan
15% Mar
618
10% May
6 % Apr
31
July
12 3/4 July
9
9
91/4
1,700
8%
Jan
4%
4%
43/4
4,300
1%
Jan
5%
Sep
Jan
123/4
Oct
1
6
12%
10%
12%
133,200
50c
6%
6%
7%
34,300
1%
1
Inc
4%
10,900
2%
4%
43/4
1
2%
2%
1
Petroleum
Haynes
3%
4
Jan
73/4 Sep
2%
4,400
Jan
5% Apr
33/4 May
2
500
,
22
•
Inc
600
22..-
,
2.50
4%
43/4
5
-16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5
% series preferred
20
7%
7%
7%
:
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series
preferred
Jan
5
preferred
5.60% series
preferred
18%
Jan
22%-
300
[
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...
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Petroleums
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Screen
Gems.
I
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6%
10%
Feb
11%
Apr
4%
A
"33,200
61/8 _
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Jan
53/a
.
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8%
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8
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12
s
20 3/a
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263/4
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Feb
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12%
Oct
26% May
153/4 Feb
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9% Jan
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12
29
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24 ya
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1,400
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15
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201/a
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2%
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73%
183/4
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9,900
8
18
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1
Apr
15%
73%
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Oct
22 %
100
Apr
9% May
ft Jan
1,600
18%
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30%
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800
28,700'
19%
1
7 3/4 Aug
133/4
Jan
15
•
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5,700
23%
4%
20% May
14% Mat-
6% Oct
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67%
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Jan
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»
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81
May
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Oct
42 3/&Apr
Sep
27
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34% July
25% Mar
16%
Jun
12
Jan
400
14%
Jan
23 Va May
17,300
2 V*
Feb
4% May
16
Feb
27
26
27"
500
193/4
Jun
27
Oct
42 %
42%
42%
500
36 Va
Apr
49
Aug
1
...
24
24
24 3/a
300
18
Jan
27%
Jun
45%
14,700
Apr
.1
45%
443/8
Jan
66
48%
48%
51%
5,200
45
Sep
53% July
16%
161/4
171/B
9,900
16 V*
Oct
17%
1
4'%
4%
45/8
7,800
3%
Jan
6y8 May
5
4%
53/a
3,300
4 V*
Feb
9% May
2.50
10c
Petrol
1
Corp
1
•
-
33%
6 3/8
19,500
3 V*
Jan
3/4
%
6,800
%
Feb
2%
2%
3%
1,500
2%
Oct
21/4
1,000
2ys
Feb
Oct
43/s
2'/4
6'/4
6 '/a
13
3
10c
A
,
7
July
Jan
Apr
33/4 May
30% Sep
50c
26 Vs
7%
7%
7%
2,200
2
35 Vz
35 '/b
36%
10,400
26 y*
Sep
45% Mac
5
35%
35%
371/4
1,000
20%
Jan
413/4 Aug
5
:
34 'A
341/4
371/4
2,300
20%
Jan
73/4
73/4
50
42%
44%
3,200
10
•
26
27%
2,000
19 3/a Aug
5% Jan
11%
Jun
Telectro
Terry
•
42'%
40
44
10,800
25% May
32
Apr
ll3/4
213/4 May
17% Aug
Jan
19
Feb
19
Mar
21%
-
23% Mar
173/4
Jan
Inc
'J.
-
32,000
'
ft Apr
H Jan
—
1
1
May
May
67/a
53/* Jun
9% Aug
97/8
700
7% Mar
73/4
700
6%
Feb
13% May
11% Apr
6 3/8
63/4
12,700
4%
Jan
7% Apr
6%
22
*
6%
6
1,100
:
•
73/4
8
1,700
4
4%
2,200
47/s
3%
10c
43/4
3%
5%
3 5/s
88,800
9,100
Aug
Jan
5
9,800
1
1
3
20
1,200
27
Aug
8% Mar
5
Jan
9% Apr
3%
>
Jan
9
2%
2%
Jan
Feb
May
8% May
6% May
5
5
5
100
2%
Jan
4%
4%
3,500
3%
Jun
4H
—
$4.56
pfd
Park
Markets
Tower
Town
Acceptance
Photolab
Tfans
Cuba
Trans
10,500
1%
1
llA
lS/8
11/8
97
2%
Jan
6% Oct
Feb
5
1%
7,200
13/8
7,600
1
Oct
25
92
Jan
97
1%
Oct
6%
Apr
12 3/a May
153/4 May
4% May
1% Jaa
•
10c
1 Vs
1%
11/4
18,300
6%
6 3/a
6%
3,600
9%
IO1/4
4,600
7ya
Jan
16
Apr
17%
2,100
16%
Jan
22
May
4
May
17%
17
2 3/4
lft Jan
6% Oct
10c
3Vb
31/8
14,400
l3/a
Feb
14 Vz
14%
300
8ya
Jan
IVb
7%
7%
600
5y4 Jan
1
14
%
261/4
26%
1,000
25%
32"%
3iy8
32%
4,600
25
24%
243/4
25
300
20
Jan
86 %
86'A
87%
425
83
Jan
11%
11
26
Jan
Feb
97
2A
143/8
Apr
Apr
17% May
9% Jun
30%
Mar
Apr
33% Mar
Feb
12 % May
5% Jan
6% Apr
34% Aug
87% Oct
Corp
class
A
1
.5c
113/4
'
class
50o
A
3% Mar
2%
Jan
11%
3,300
3%
Jan
14 3%
6 3/8
7
73/8
2,000
6%
Oct
8%
1%
372
21,200
y8
Jan
24%
500
14%
Jan
&
231/4
Aug
Oct
ft Apr
25%
Jun
10%
4,900
6%
2,300
4%
Jan
1,000
15%
Jan
28% May
41%
393/4
411/2
3,200
24%
Jan
43
Aug
28
28
281/4
1,400
19%
Jan
34%
Apr
173/a
15
173/a
7,100
15
Oct
22%
Jun
195/8
201/B
300
15%
Jan
20%
Oct
Jan
15
Oct
30
Feb
Tri-Continental
True
Temper
warrants
10
Corp
33% Mar
Union
Gas
Serrick
1
12%
12%
1,400
9:
Jan
14% Mar
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
3,700
7%
221/a
Oct
—
Apr
Oct
8% Feb
14% May
9
July
V
Unexcelled
Chemical"" Corp
Co
of
8
Canada
15
8%
8%
9%
5,200
81/4
Oct
19
20c
—10%
9.1/4
■10%
6,000
7%
Jan
13% May
United
-*
12%
113/4
Oct
17%
6%
Jan
United Asbestos Corp
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd
United Elastic Corp
11%
13%
1,650
6%
7
•
24'A
12.50
113 %
7
2,700
241/B
25
9,100
111% 1203/4
9,400
60
95
95
95
3
22%
22%
22%
1,600
lQc
%
A
%
13,400
,233/e July
111% Oct
91%
Jun
29%
—•
Sep
17%. Mar
A
Jan
Apr
Apr
93/4 Mar
Yards
Aircraft
of
Products
30%
Apr
1531/a
Apr
United Improvement
98
Jan
United
Milk
36
Jan
United
Molasses
25% May
34 Apr
American
Omaha
&
dep rets
United N J RR &
15
500
28%
100
25% July
4
Jan
51%
53/a
2,600
5%
53/4
1ft
6ft
1A
20,400
1 3*2
vtc
49
49
*
Jan
% Jan
49
200
403A Apr
7,400
7%
8
73/4
Investing
3%
9,700
7%
Products
Co
141/4
10 Vs
283/a
Co
1
34.
71/8
71/4
20%
20%
see page
6 3/8
7%
20%
4,700
footnotes,
2%
6%
Feb
—•
221/4
For
800
2%
25c
25c
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
20%
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
2%
May
6%
20%
100
34
9
1
America
Sep
15
6%
Seligman & Latz Inc——
4-%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
14,200
9%
46
common
161/4
1
48 % May
Co
15%
Apr
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Jan
Shawinigan Water & Power
May
5%
Corp—
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com.lOc
Jan
5
31
10
com
Inc.—
Co
20
Mining—
Jan
Lux
Oil
20%
Sherwin-Williams
Inc
Inc
6,600
Co
9 3/4
Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd
Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4J%% preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
26,800
Denn
9,300
Security
433/4
Leather
161/4
Jan
1
Co
preferred.:
25%
Inc
14%
153/8
10
Ltd
413/B
Servomechanisms
Oct
5
23%
Corp class B
Servo Corp of America-—_i—.—;
Jan
3%
50o "
Co
41%
•
Inc
3
5,100
73/4 May
4%
1
5,000
43/8
1
Inc
rhriftimart Inc class A
Tobacco
33/4
33/8
"warrants"
convertible
Thorofare
26,300
31/2
3%
16
15%
50c
Light
Thompson-Starrett
'■70c
29%
3%
10c
Inc
Electronics
Corp
Thorncliffe
27%
*
Inc
&
Inc
Apr
Oct
94% May
42% May
27 3/8
1
Corporation
Shovel
8%
49
10c
Corp
Industries
Oil
Feb
2,100
11,000
Engineering Inc
Power
Jun
4%
63/8
6
1
Industries
Texas
Mar
47
20c
Terminal-Hudson
Texam
Aug
8
Jan
48%
Inc
Industries
Television
42
37%
6
Teleprompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
Tenney
42%
Jan
7
45
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
1
45 %
5
Operations Inc
Technicolor
—
_i__25c
Corp
Material
24
Bros
of
Oct
5
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
1
Co
;
5
preferred
3
Shoe
3,300
13; -
71/4
7%
4%
Feb
43/4
Jan
4%
600
Jun
7% May.
6% Sep
2ft Apt
50
Aug
10% Jun
73/4
Oct
Ltd;—
ord
Canal
regis
10s
100
1751%
173
175%,
131
167% Mar
,
Jan
26yaMay
45'% May
'
1
common
cumulative
Seeman
Shattuck
24%
"'•5%
7%
_•
common
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
Seton
'55u
50c
Apr
9%
20%
21
3.50
General
Corp
25%
Sep
Oct
63/8
97/a
1
Milling Corp—
Metai*
Jan
7%
*
25c
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard World Airlines Inc
Seaporcel
—
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd,
%
16
.
25c
—
Inc
Seaboard Allied
ft
.—50c
Paper Corp—
& Fisher Co
7%
r
Ltd
Ltd
Savage Arms .Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Saxon
—
-
197/s Apr
400
221/4
20
<
200
20%
18
W
18%
4
-
300
20%
20
183/4
1,700
20
4.40% series
■
!
25c
class
B
;
Corp Ltd
Salem-Brosius
Sapphire
.
11%
55,200
Ltd
Inc
Class
Thew
St Lawrence
Sarcee
July
36
T
Talon
Textron
S
..
4%%
221/4
.
,51/4
Textron Electronics Inc
Carlos
74
Sep
13% Oct
43/4
Supermarkets Operating Co
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation
Texstar
San
Jan
2,700
4%
Technical
Apr
50c
Company
Consolidated
&
6%
6%
24
24
♦
Avenue
(The F
4%
5
Ltd—
Co
Russeks Fifth
6%
30c
—_—
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil
5% Oct
£1
Roosevelt Raceway Inc.
Russell
583/4
25
900
1,700
23%
5
12%
14%
10c
Inc
Jun
32%
1%
Technical
Ryerson
8%
72%
12%
Feb
July
Apr
8% Mar
4% Mar
5%
Superior Tool & Die Co
Superior Window Co class
Jun
85
Oct
400
10%
31% May
21%
2,700
13
Jan
Jan
14
Royce Ltd—
Roosevelt
14
if Mar
43/8
4,800
1
20c
common
Products
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rowland
17
.
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Rolls
Aug
800
4,200
common
Sunset International
57/B
_1
—*
15
9%
Inc
5%
10%
50c
18% Aug
1%
(Del)
5%
23% Sep
22
Jan
91/8
i
common,w
Jun
IV*
1
Corporation
New
22%
20%
800
5%
;
14%
■/.
Aug
600
lVa
Corp
4,000
Jan
1,600
9 %
Inc
Wells
Oct
143/*
151/4
1
Corp
71
1,400
21
21%
Jan
14
24%
_1
Corp
Jam,
11%-^FeT
20%
22 i/b
_10c
Co.—
Container
22%
19%
223/4 Jan
Ltd
——
5
19%
Aug
311/4
4%
preferred
5%
1
21 ya
72
11%
B
Mines
5
1
Oct
Oct
400
14
1
Company
(Hugo).
8,700
8,100
1%
81
81
22%
"
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Stej-liiig Precision Corp (Del)_
(J
4,250
37/a
Stephan
Stone
71
Jan
25% Apr
"91/8
_1
Stepan Chemical CO
Stinnes
i%
Oct
25%
31%
10c
10% Apr
68%
84
Jan
Jun
72%
_1
Corp
Feb
24 V*
23%
14
__
—3c
:
Co
62
700
1
Inc
10% May
1%
'■
190
1,400
20
ordinary
Corporation
Jan
6
-
83
25%
24%
21
93/b
1
Canada
Stetson
69%
3%
3/4 Apr
of
Jan
1
3%
8
20
Aug
343/4 May
—
1
common
preferred.
Corp
3 V*. Jan
16,100
l
22
'4% Maf:;,1
4,400
6%
Warrants series A
Rogers
193/a
10
J
Rico Argentine Mining Co.:
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Robinson
Sep
4%
Corp—
Foil. Inc
Grande
14%
6%
Resistoflex Corp
Vtc
2,400
4%
Republic Industrial Corp:
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Ritter
'•
1
Remington Arms Co Inc
Rio
Stelma
17% "Jun
■
.lc
Co
Corp
class
(The)
-7,100
,/
Jan
*
.
Corp
convertible
Parts
v
29 Vb
14%
_•
Uranium
Stanrock
Co
Jan
2,400
21%
.
J
Stanley Aviation Corp
Steel
5c
Investment
Tube
Steel
May
32%
54%„Sep
58J/4 Jan
2
:
Metals
Sep
,
Jan
221/4
21%
;
Shares -Inc
27% Sep
;
27 Vz
63
1
Inc
Standard Products
38
;.}22%Oct
Sep
2,400
81
2
Inc
Forgings
Jan
..-50
Jan
10%
393/4
'
convertible
22
;
14 y»
Jan
24%
25
warrants—,
Brands
177/b > 18%
1
—
Reis (Robert) & Co
Reliance Insurance Co
16
Feb
13
•
Broadcasting & Dev
Reeves
Republic
31%
32
„—_40c
of America
Reinsurance
24;;;
30%
*
10
Rayette Co Inc
Trust
15%
22%
1
1
Packing Co.
Real
.15%
1
h
24
1
Inc
Rapid-American Corp
Rath
300
15 %
11% May
Jan
6 3/4
32
22 %
Corp
Corp__
Statham Instruments
Ramco Enterprises Inc
Jan
9
25%
25
Petroleum
Dredging
Standard
Apr
Sep
5%
7,300
36%
.
25
preferred
Corp
Arena
50c
-.'
preference.
California
Rand
$1.60
Feb
Apr
7,800
5,000
25
Standard
21% Feb
6A
Jan
r%
10
'
;
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
Standard
9,000
'
.
Jan.
101/4
39 %
(
Mar
65 Vz
7
32 V*
'
35
Oct
10
91/4
convertible
Standard-Thomson
5%
10% Mar
7%
25
Stahl-Mfeyer
Oct
Q
5%
Jan
cumulative preference
Standard
5!
5%
25
'
Quebec Power Co
200
4.78% cumulative preferred
Sperry
Apr
25
15% *
Quebec Lithium Corp
July
7%
Apr
105
*
Pyle-National Co
Oct
41 %
81
Spencer Shoe
Apr
88%
Jan
21%
2,600
26 3/a
680
__
Standard
88% \
2,300
48
9%
Pipe Line
1
Realty & Utilities
!1—1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Apr
24%
Sep
103/b
3,600
,
27%
47%
25
Sports
13%
263/8
423/4 Feb
Southern
Oct
35 %
Jan
20
3,600
17%
Aug
25
Southern
9% July
22%
Sep
16
10
1
Southern
12%
14
50
71/8
•
Southern Materials Co Inc
4%
2,100
1,300
18%
cumulative preferred
Oct
4,600
1
17%
£1
i——12.50
Jan
8,800
18%
17
'
'
preferred
ft Sep
4Va Jun
Jun
471/3
1
California Edison—•
Jan
18%
—
1
Co.
V4
26%
*'
1
18
,
Oct
6%
17%
3
•.
497/a
Jan
.:7%
*
4,900
Co
11%
603/4
3,500
6%
18%
Oil
35% July
350
...
31/4
17%
3% May
733/4 Oct
;
:
Pulp & Timber.—
Sportswear
.
3,600
3
4.08%
15% May
59% Apr
l.ooo
;
6%
———100
Puerto Rico Telephone Co_-
Puritan
Jan
;
2%
9,300
3%
4.24%
1
Apr
6%
•
Colorado—•
preferred
Puget. Sound
10%
11%
57
io
■
6%
1.
,
.
27%
11%
2
20
:
Gas
of
3
Apr
16% May
Feb
17"%
:i
common;
Company
Service
Oct
17%
1
Corp
Progress Mfg Co Inc
,.$1.25.
71/b
1,300
1
Proctor-Silex
Prophet
1,400
73%
10c
Ltd
200
7%
55%
'
\17/b Sep
1
19%
40
—.66%
_
2
;
7%
18
.11%.
*
1
Ltd
Realty Corp
Mines
2
2.50
Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties
Pratt & Lambert Co
.
A
17,200
%
4,32%
v
f.
'
Jan
P/8
4.48%
Apr
1
13% Aug
2 3/4 Apr
%
Corp
original
Sep
11/4
Corp_
4.88%
Apr
6
%
4.56%
Oct 1
•/*'
Apr
32
iy4
1
Manufacturing—
Southern
Feb
283A
Oct
5,100
•
Oil
Oct
22%
25c
£J.
High
20
475
1
Jun
43%
} •"
12 %
10
_
'
lOUVa
12%
iO
*
;
7%
28,100
Publishing—
Venezuelan
8%
7%
24
81/4
Ltd
io %
22%
22%
Low
10c
preferred;.:
17% May
10% Apr
2iy4
|
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7 3/a
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc
7% Apr
23
rets
Boardman
conv
Simpson's
Shares
7%
Ltd
deposit
50
L
Mfg
Scale
600
4%
y
14%
1
Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co.
Plume
Apr
American
21%
20c
Lighting Inc
Automobiles—
Simco
for Week
Low
2
2
Silver-Miller Mines
Silvray
'.
Par
A—
Corp
Precision Corp
Creek
1
Inc
Plastics
3iy4
'/
class
Co
Aug
2ft Aug
7% May
37/a Mar
4,000
Gas
Silver
1
Corp
Industries
Pierce
Pioneer
3%
4
40
&
Oct
Sinclair
4%
10c
37%
Oil
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Class
B
Silicon
Transistor
21% July
36 3/4 Aug
3/4 Jun
v..
•
v../
10 pesos
(Del)
Signal
Oct
22%
'
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
V
Oct
103/4
6,300
1
Minerals
&
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics.:
High
1 '■
Jan
65% Jan
3,300
k
10c
Oils
7%
■Week's
of Prices
Last
,,
American Stock Exchange
■/.
11%
2.50
Inc
Corp
Peruvian
Low
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
1
•
(Range for Week Ended October 27)
Sales
5%
175 Va
Apr
Oct"
-
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1870)
: /
»
Monday, October 30; 1961
3--£
(Range for Week Endfed October 27)
i
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of- Prioes
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Low
Par
U
S
U
S
Conditioning Corp
Ceramic Tile Col
S
Rubber
U
Air
Reclaiming
American
Universal
—50c
1
—25c
Consolidated
Universal
Insurance
*■" 44 %
Oili
Universal
Marion
Utah-Idaho
Corp
—*A
.—i
9%.
10%
8 38
;
8%
8%
50
27
Chicago Transit. Authority 33/4S
Jan
13% Mar
Davega Stores Corp—
6 y2s convertible subord
14% May
Oct,..
Delaware
49% Mar
31 Va Jan
5% Oct;
79,100
9%
Apr
1st
16%-, Jan
Oct ;
•
407a Aug"
July -
Lack
debs
of
N: J
1st
4® series
mortgage
General
Builders
-,
Van
Industries
Norman
8 7/8
9% Oct ::
7,400
-
;r> '•
173/4
7%
16,300
"v
Apr
10 V* July
15% May
Feb.
,6s
subord
General
:
L-^JIfay-Nov
1993_i—^--May
Corp—t
debentures
Development
Guantanamo
•
Venture
8%
Jan
5
Jan
4,400
4%
Oct
53A Feb
-_T
11*7.
11'Va
117a
,—-I1
8%
77a
872
.13,200 *
47/8
47a
57a
warrants
Capital' Corp of America
1
2:100
f
*
13*72
14
3,300
La5/a
1372
Victoreen
Viewlex
1.
Co;
Instrument Go
(The)
Inc
class
New
1172
5,500
Vita
25c
Products
Vornado
Italian
•
RR
4s
1970t
Chemical. 4%s
Midland
Valley RR 4s
National
Bellas
Oct
31%
ia
Oct
19 y4 May
Apr
14 lA
Oct
Oct
15,400
10%
11,900
6 %
Oct
153/b May
13,300
6Vb
Jan
123/4 May
16% Jan
29 % May
IOV2
24%
25 74
'
-
200
National
5j/2s 1974
10
Sep
157a
Jan
New
Jan
32 V2
Apr
100
ST
20,900
37a
37a
4.
500
:m
100:
57a
574
6;
3,100
4
Jan
1074
Feb
74'
74
74,
10
70,
Jan
85
Jan
4C.
6
6
preferred;
7%
Waitt
Bond' Inc
&
6%
common;
preferred-
non-cum1 conv
Waltham
Precision
Webb' &
Knapp
$6' series
Weiman
&
Company
West Chemical
Products
Gold
Leaseholds
75
Jan
River
Transferred
263A
263/4
Oct
on
Wi}liafrns
Wilsdn
(R C)
5%
Wood
Woodall
49% Mar
4V4S
series
H
2,650
43/4S
series
B
47bs series' J
Oct
2972
300
22
2,200
12
33/4
1,100
372
13 y* Jan
6,500
7% Oct
4
4
47a
1,800
3%
Sep
Aug
97 y2
22'%
Jan
35 Vt
2,200
7%
Jan
15
Oct
33 74
3372
.1
147s
143/4
15
13 74
1372
400
-■'VA
7*74
100
--
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
"ll
40c
Yonkers. Raceway Inc new-
~r
"ll
6 74
s
6,900
474
Go__
>
4%
343A
r_.
;i
;
343/4
7
^
CJorp
7
Oct;
JUn
5
5
B-OjNDS
interest
American Stock Exchange
Period
5%
,
Jan,
10
8
-v
Last
or.
.
5%s
Inc
Steel
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
Edison
Brandywine
subord
con
debs
1974
June-Dec
& Pump 4s Inc debs 1994
Elec Power 3 Vis, 1970,
Appalachian
0s
2%s
1998
series
Raceway
Chemoll Industries
1
Aug
6s
Assn
debs
Gas
(Calif)
1971
374S
1970
1963—
A
ser
3s
372s 1964—
debs 1974—
Water Power
Inc 5s
88%
•
71
.
9iy4
88%
VTOVt
Feb-Aug
Low
'
•
73
66
>T
trust
1st mtge & coir trust 3%s
1st? mtge
Periods
Last
or.
'!
43/8s
f
s
33/4s
1972_.
1975
l
•
sinking; fund
&
coll
debentures
trust
4%a
1st
1st mtge
57as
5s
U- 3
f
s
United
States
conv
7s
58
90
93%
125
87
90
101
101
65
Rubber* 2%s
2%s
States
472s
s
f
9072
*8872
987/a
9T
97
Afar-Sept
4s
debentures
1927)- 1947
Corp
conv
4%s
conw
Vendo
conv
First
High
Low
High
91
93;
9072
—
963/4
30
8872
-
and
Penn
3 72s
Electric
372s
PQwer
ref
10172
Western
Westinghouser Electric Corp 2s/aS 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23/4s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 37»s series C 1970
—
13572 138
80
.
T '
*91%
96%
101*72
93"%
101
_
817a
89
*8172,
■
91 Va
9672
89
92 74
10172
177
977a
1013/4
1982—
debentures
Pacific
income
RR
33/4S
Co
88%
and
121
J
ref mtge
93%
90
12
833/4
ser
1187a
176
June-Dec
April-Oct,
debentures
2*n. mtge Income147*s
s
/.
79-
85
83.72
83 7a
«
99
99
62
66
44
48
45
66
4472
45
48
52
55
Central
RR
83 72,
2
*85.
—•
Range
Friday's
Bonds
Public
"
:
Jan. 1
Low
35
963/4
96%
2
97
12
49%
84%
84%
9472
98
84
743/i
793/4
*92%
97
91'
93 7.
97%
977a
97%
43
53
52
53
23
44J
56%
523/4
51%
52 3/4
17
44
56
94 74
9472
11
91
97
81
82
96
>8072
>9972
>73
i6I3/4
99%, 103%
78
78
96%
933/a
96 3/8
87
857a
88
>7372
94
73%
94
"91%
*933/4
98-
99%
77'
96 3/a
Mar-Sepl
May-Wou
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
High
28
>79
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
98
48
817a
73%
94%
9*
4
:
94
92%
100
817a
119%
817a.
8472
91
97 ;
3 74S
>
,
6072
617/a
10
58%
62%
4774
8
38%
49
79
81
88%
92
47
*79
*—
Jan-July
1971
May
June-Dec
Afar-Sept
1979
Service
■
„
No,
'84 3/a
—Jan-July
mortgage 4s series A 2004
mortgage 27/aS
Rangs Since
Sold;
High
90
91
3/a
90 3/8
-,.
793/a
89 7a
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H' 1990
81
8674
85
8972
69
—
77
1976^
Jan-July
April-Ocf
*783/4
77
„
100% 100%
77
104%
98
Mar-Sept
May-Bar
717a
72
~6
72
*9072
t
.
(
10..
a
84%,
..
.
1157/a, 1157a.
Feb-Aiiff,
86 y$
90 %
91
112%
Deferred
included
U-i*
in
i
not
included
delivery
the year's
in
§ Negotiability
71'%
April'
April
Feb-ttav
I
'
807a
73%
70
807a
"•
sale
range,
the; year's
not
n
.
the
Included In the year's range,
d Ex-Interest,
e Odd
lot sale not
Under-the-r.ule sale not Included in the year's range;
r Cash sale
y Ex-coupon. ■
'
"
!
range,
118 7a
^
series B Jan 1991"
or
Bid & Asked
Co—
763/4
2
*86 7a
1981
Week's
>85 72
1975
84
—-i.
85
w
Firstr mortgage 37»s series
B-1871*—
66
$60
-Mar-Sepl
s f debs 1980
f debs 1978—
79 7a
Wabash RR Co
Gfen mtge 48 Income series A
Jan
87%
Y
*75
k
May-Kor,
lstx lien &. ref 4c- series F 1983
iuhnrd income debs 2008,
,
J&n-July
85 7a
79 7a
--
:
1973_Aprll-Oct
6&
1st
80
823/4
Ijtxne-Dec
1981
C
1374
64
30
1981—Jan-July
May
Gen mtge 472s inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
101
62
A
1984
3%s series D 1967
convertible
First
108%
126
—
1980__Mar-Sepf
I
1982_
3%s
*8272
—
Last
Sale Price
—Jan-July
37ss ser
debentures
First mortgage
98 3/4
*102
1975—Mar-Sept
Afar-Sept
ser
97B
87%
$45
4s
Wisconsin
E
107a
$62
45
1st 4s gtd 2361
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st? 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocl
1st mortgage 37as series C 1979
April-Ocl
...
Power Co—
ser
72
$60
^Jan-July
Jan-July
142
89
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4748 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B. 1995
First lien
1966
10474
122
M? 37461 series
I
series
1017a
Mar-Sent
3s
983/4
63%
$99
—►—May -Nov,
1117a
Mar-Sent
mortgage & refund 3%s
&
1974
41
*103 72
13672
1976
refund mtge 2%s
series F 1978
■
May-Nov
5 %s
debentures
27/8s series G 1979
Finst and refund, mtge 2%s ser H
1st'
1979
105 7a
debs
-st.
ref
96%
*
$86
Feb-Aup
West Shore RR
1023/4
9674
35
903/4
98
—
West
3s
mortgage
West Penn
9674- 10174
89
—
9872
General
93 72
8772
.
gtd gold 372s 2000
1023/a
subord
& ref
101
4 $64
.
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 372s 1967—Jan-July
92
-
893/4
4i.
9972,
Warren RR first ref
973/4
subord
&
5V
68 "
101
$86
Jan. 1
10172
June-Deo
1st
74''97%
Low
New York Stock Exchange
Rangs Since
Bonds
Period
13
1969
1st
98 V4
$120
Interest
13
debentures
Virginia Electric &
90
927a
13
100,
8974
"
"97
93
1
RECORD (Range for Week Ended October 27)
Wisconsin
1980
9172
88
.
9972 100%
Co—>
4%s
102 %
90%
>3>
$8
BONDS
of America—
subord
102 3/a
983/4
in
Wilson & Co 47bs
3%s
97%
;
value,
par
Whirlpool Corp 372s
Vanadium
11
,8,
72
9172
.^-April-Oct
__u
104*74 104%
J&n-July
April-Oct
1988
105%
897/b
.67%
4
10574
897/s
.
105
97%
1027a
997s 100
100
92
105
100%
$917a"'—:
100
84%
993/4
qqi
-
—
102 72 102
,
9274
9474
103
103
88'-:.
85
9874
$103 7b-'
8974
80%
23''
90
41033/8 1043/4
Map-Nov
99%
May-Noo
1983
;
89%
84%
$120
1947
May, 1927.)
(issue" of- Oct
included
5s
debs
88
78
833/4
$10472 105
83
973/4
4
'
804
•
'v
'4953/4
Jan-July
Jan-July
——.—Feb-Aug
2783 .2008—May-Nou.
104%
.April-Oct
May Sor
April-Oet
1967
Steel
"
88%.
r
"'82
833/4
$823/4.
6%s 1949—
J&n-July
debentures 1976
debentures
United
95
8574- 8574
189
207
~ ~
83
'
tive; "conv,"-convertible; "M," mortgage; "ns-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i,V when issued; "w w;" with warrants;; "x w," without, warrants.
70 y4
847s
"8972
1981
89
$81
Jan-July
Assn—
May-Nou
debentures
133
88
Ex-liquidating
(not
Freight Co^—
subord
102
a Deferred delivery transaction
(not; included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
distribution. - g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
year's range);
r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights.' z Ex-stock
dividend.
• Bonds being traded flat;
"V .
'
v
"$ Friday's* bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§• Reported in receivership.
•
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
f
75
No.
*100'/a
coll tr 5s 1980
debentures 1980
'."95%
8
963/4
$803/s
90
91
"
125
175
74 -
97%
'.
117%
-
•" '•.-u--.'-',,
$83
V 96
,
97
887a
827a
95%
88
120
,
$165.-
f
91%
l-
\
of Bogota^—
(Issue, of
♦No
,
103
Sold
April-Oct.
April-Oct
mtge & coll trust 4743 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978.
y
875/'b ' 877a
(Republic, of).— '
•,
*
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997—
Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
103 y2
.
120
34
Bid. A Asked
—-Mar Sept
1973-.
1977
:
Peru
High
88%.
5
Friday^
♦91-3/4-
May-Nou
,
debentures 1972:
1st mtge
Sale Prieo
—_Jan-July
J&n-July
Feb-Aug,
1971_.
&' coir trust 3%s
■/••
Friday
Interest
3%s
—
967®
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 27as 2008—_Mar-Sept;.
May
50
60
91%.
Low
& coll
36'
•;
*
Debentures—
stamped;. (Plan A)
Week's Range
Friday
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970:
'
•
100% ,1007a
—Jan-July
1967
(Prov)
Bank
Mortgage
Sep
Jan. 1
No:
"
$100
June-Dec
Exchange
140
92
118
June-Dec *
1951
1967—
A
seres
Hanover
BOND
1st? mtge
:
-June-Dec
Continued from page ?9
New ISork Stock
115
12if
V
.
1973
B O N D S<
18
88% %
$88
Mar-Sept
—Apr-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
_Jan-July
1970—
Electric
&
Adjustment
Maranhao
Rangs Since
Sold
High
1*20% 120%
June-Dec
1978
6s
f
Low
$57
9VA
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
1970
A
71%
June-Dec
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
"
• Amer
574s
•
83/4 Mar
4% Jan
2:100-
t993/4
103
Wfeek's Range*
Friday
.
374s
Gas
(Germany)) 7s
Debt
397a Aug
'•
Si-1
'
4% July
Jan
5
1,300
TP/B
-
80
99%
9974
>
95-
88%
>$96%
Feb-Aug
debs 6s
Knapp
Baden
0.7s
4
20 ya
-
'
94
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
^
Danzig Port & Waterways 672s 1962
German
Savings Banks and Clearing
13/b Jan
7a Jun
6V
5,900
6,300
•47/4.
3672
i
•
372 May
"
preferred.
Alsco
•
83/b May
...
18;300
67a
6
Aug
2% Aug
£1
Petroleum
80
Jan
197a Mar
13 ya Aug
7:
94t';'''
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aup
1985'
4%s scries B
—
141%
.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Sep
33 74
2
Webb
JUn
5,500
98%
71
987.
136
•
Feb-Aup
1986
Gas
Corp
Washington
19 Ya May
Jan
125
157a
15
95
o'
5% May
Oct
90 Va
15 3/a
135
132
"
Apr
2iy2
•
preference
Off-Shore
M
Wasatch
(F W)*Ltd—
Zale Jewelry^ Co_
series
I2.y#, Jun
16;
1.
6%-
Zapata
4 3/8s
oct
15
pfd—100
Inc
32
.157
:.,v!
8
115
April-Oct
1985
4%s series. N-
417*, May
8,600
87s
103
Feb-Aup
1983
L
Counties
Jan
700
167a
7 72
Machine
series
Southern
20.
267a
16%
5s
Zapata
5s
May
573/4
■
"91%
100.
$99% 101-
Feb-Aup
California
Jan
2574
American dep rets ord regular
6%
45/aS series K
Southern
27%
;
/'
;
'
Southwestern
1
!.
1979'
Oct
5
62%
150
■:
103%
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aup
1978
Apr
2% Sep
83^
Ltd
E
series' F
213/e
May
167a
Industries
'
33
Jan
207z
Jan
27a May
% Feb.
29
•
Light 4 72%
Industries
Sep
17
48,100
2
l7/a
29
s-v/k
April-Oct
—
1982
July
15 7a- Oct
2,400
/'
_Mar-Sepf
1982
32V2
'•
3s.. 1981—May-Wow
1982
33
,^2';
.
>74
$99S-h 100*
May-Nou
198P
300
23
Wood' Newspaper
Wool worth
G:
_1
—
common.!
Pwr &
(John)
series
20
33/8
6&
,
35/8s series
Feb
,159
54%
123
:1: St';
.13
J&n-July
1998—Jan-July
!—
:
1976
C
3%s
Industries——10
preferred
Wisconsin
series' B- 1973::
:
Apr
16
Co
&
Brothers
2
& Gas Co
3V»s series,'D'» 1970,
Jan
157s
15%
2074
5
Williams Brojheds Co
3s
•2788 series
%
Jan
-
ii6y2-122
—
—
4%
20,
.:!.i.-
119^'>
-
Aprll-Oct
19731
% Jan
24% Oct
10c
1
1
1
:
Board
series; A
27/8. Jan
28%
.6
'
6V4:.. 11 %
10
6 '■-<
100
3-..;!.
.
-;-
12678 ^
121
1—J——Aprif-Oct
Power Corp
800
1
1574
Water
3V8s
Oct
30% Jan
!
49'
f91 %
Power 3 y4S-1984—June-Dec
California, Edison- 3s- 1965—
4,300
l__
10c
Oil: Corp
WiUlams-Mcwllliams
Southern
363/4
3674
90
133
; ,*
■
,T" -A,
;
58%
Apr-Oct
1976_:
1
287s
367»
1
w
1S71
A
A
*
Board
3s
1970—
Safe^'Harbor
Apr
43/4
v
'
130'
Feb-Oct
mortgage S'As11968
"33%
to
10
to
572
'.
'100%
.>
;
I1/*',
,
127-/
Jan-July
Rapid! American- CO' 7s debs 1967:
5?/4S conv subord debs 1964-
77+ May
3%. Aug
31,800
6y2s
Public- Service; Electric
3s
Wiebolt Stores Inc^
,
•"
1
is
20
Big
(The-) Gorp^.
Wickes
5
1st"
mortgage
'. 3748
Oct
4% Jan
7,000
5%
43%
~33/i
Stationery.
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita
5
Petroleum
Power
1st'
Ltd—
Invest
Eagle international Inc
Stag Mfg Go
White
34 %
Oct
33
4,900
34%
:
76
49-
\
1970^____
Wi
Pennsylvania1-Water &
lTtMar
l
la
Ohio
.-
29% May
95 Va July
Jftn
211 July
5
Wfeyenberg Shoe Manufacturing new
White
%. Jan
18%- Jan
* *■
—
1
"
*
v
Apr
67/a May
800
128'
May-lVou
1963
24
"
'
July
300
1
27,74
33%
5
Westmoreland- Ihc;
Whippany Paper
3372
*
Coal
Westmoreland
*2,800
debs'
conv
Occidental
5 Va
Jan
2
88%
1.
Ihc
&
4
2674
10c
95
3% Feb
500
47a
1
1
rets ord shares
Tablet
.
37/a
_5c
Nuclear
4
33/4
.
100
Inc
5%s
'
4
-25c
Stockholders
90
50c
pfd
Co
Western
Western
903/4
170
Ltd
Western
American dep
Jan
1
Inc
Uranium
&
1
'
to
America—
of
'
"14
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Volume
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Number 6103
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\ The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
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.
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.
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25
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10
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Jun
53
Jan
11%
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2 5'A
25
25%
600
213%
70
60
60%
21%
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200
58%
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2,000
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v
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67%
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200
25% Jan
37%
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National
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26%
400
21'%
26%
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Lead
9%
1,200
11 % Mar
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Tile
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521%
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381%
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49% Mar
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Northern
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1
45
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Indiana
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91
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91
250
84
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Gas
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12 %
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Container Corp of America
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10
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1
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12%
27
28%
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91 %
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77
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High
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31%
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Monsanto
52%
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Oct
67V4
Chicago
Chrysler Corp
69%
64%
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High
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High
Sales
Range
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Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
67%
58%
Week's
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STOCKS
for Week
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Par
Certain-teed
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Friday
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Week's
Friday
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57
551/2
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40
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Products
39 %
391/4
100
33
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500
17%
Jan
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17%
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1,600
15%
Jan
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5
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Aug
16
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800
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46%
46%
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500
34'% May
45
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100
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41
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Oct
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Gas
1,800
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53
46%
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35%
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40
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Mar
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Corn
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Curtiss-Wright
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Dow
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Pacific
49%
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Sep
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Emerson
Emerson
92
106%
V
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Jan
62
Oct
Parke-Davis
150
23'%
Feb
30'%
Sep
71
1,450
281/b
100
186
200
85
Aug
38
May
Peoples Gas Light &
21%
22
1031/2 106%
Fairchild
Whitney
321/2 May
1,300
21%
Oct
1,800
98%
Sep
119'i%
Apr
Phelps
9,600
24%
Oct
30y2
Jan
Philco
16% May
24%
12%
12%
100
12
Sep
78%
78%
78%
100
53
Jan
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13
13
200
111%
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1301/2
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351/2
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47%
1,100
34
Jan
50
Bankshares
Wisconsin
First
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Ford
Inc
America
Mills
Co
Flour
54 %
571/2
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35
Jan
571/2
Oct
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7%
200
71/8
Aug
10
Feb
101% 1041/a
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500
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5
1
4
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Dairies
Fruehauf
Trailer
5
—.
Inc
Co
F
W
D
1
American
General
Bankshares
26%
Candy
General
Sep
May
Pfizer
Motors
29%
71 1%
74%
Gen
Tele
Tire
Corp__—3.33¥3
Gillette
1
(The)
Alden
Glen
&
Glidden
Goodyear Tire
Gossard
(W
Great
Bros
Towing
Gulf
Oil
Hein
Hertz
Hupp
Steel
Brick
Illinois
Illinois
Central
Inland
Steel
Interlake
International
Mineral
International
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International
Interstate
Tel
Power
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Johnson
Jones
Electric
&
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&
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Jan
Oct
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Aluminum
Kaiser
Kansas
Power
Kimberly-Clark
Gas
Leath
&
Libby
Co
13V4
500
12%
Oct
500
35%
Jan
43% Aug
New
Schwitzer
Marshall Field
:
(W A)
20
class A—
Pen
May
Sperry
(Un)
(Un)—:
Co
(Un)
Means
(F W)
Merch
&
Co
13%
Jan
33%
Jan
47
Sep
26%
100
21'A
Jan
27
Aug
Standard
42
400
36
Jan
52%
June
Standard
&
20
21
1,850
16
50%
500
43
Jan
45
260
35
Oct
245
57
Jun
611/2 Mar
20%
Jan
26% May
107/s
Jan
34
Jan
42% May
1,400
Spiegel
Inc
Square
Co
D
(Un)
Standard
Oil
of
Indiana
Oil
of
N
Standard
Oil
Co
Standard
Packaging common
14'%
Oct
Food
Sunbeam
440
36'%
Jan
9%
18%
350
14
Jan
22% May
10
700
9%
Jan
14
May
57%
100
54"%
Sep
68% Mar
9%
9%
3,900
51/2
Jan
12
1,350
71/2
Jan
11%
7%
8%,
-
Apr
Apr
Corp
Jun
Oct
441/2
300
32%
Jan
48'/a
431/2
45'%
1,700
40%
Jan
491/8
Aug
28%
200
261/2
Jan
34
Mar
55 %
Jun
Oct
47%
49%
48%
49
3,400
42%
Jan
Minnesota'
Min
&
Mississippi River
Mfg
Mid-Continent Oil Co
Sunray
Manufacturing Co
Monroe
Chemical
Transmission
Gas
Texaco
Texas
For
footnotes,
see page
Fpb
83%
Oct
1,100
Oct
.* 20%
Apr
9% Mar
1,300
: 800
8
Jan
8%
Jan
9% Mar
37%
38%
1,900
36'A
Oct
45% May
44%
46%
4,400
38%
Jan
48% May
60%
"2,400
8
8%
9
58%
28
28
34%
34%
23%
22%
23%
34%
35%
42%
'300
75%
29
34%
20%
1,900
42%
59% May
Jan
Jan
Jan
35
64%
48
6,500
353/8
Jan
20%
27
200
200
9,500
Ramo-Woolridge
Thompson
Jan
52
59%
Jan
83% Aug
29%
Jun
38'%
Oct
34%
347-8
890
33
Jun
38
Jun
52%
52%
1,400
44%
Jan
60% Mar
Trav-ler
23%
100
201/2
Jan
25% May
20th
23%
13% May
Union
Bag-Camp
Jan
Union
Carbid.e
73 % May
Electric
Co
64
51/8
64
700
9%
Sep
200
51/8
Oct
57
100
Jan
9%
48% May
31'%
Oct
53
53
100
39
Jan
53
Oct
80
900
74'%
Jan
94
Oct
Oct
81%
800
77
June
92%
5%
200
9%
Apr
20%
Edison
Co
(Un)
Transamerica
Corp___
Film
Century-Fox
Oil
(Un)...
California—,
of
RR—
Pacific
—
Aug
.7%
Oct
121%
Mar
Oct
47'A
Jan
56 % May
45 :
Sep
55'/2 May
40%
Jail
49%
Apr
52
Sep
59
Feb
300
18%
Oct
27% Mar
9%
1,700
3,200
27,800
■V
Sep
14% Mar
25
Jan
18%
Feb
35'% Aug
44% Oct
9%
9%
600
32%
1,200
43%
950
11,800
7
Jan
100
45
May
55
July
Oct
28
May
10%
f
11%
49%
10%
49%
16%
17
16%
1,400
Sep
13
28% Jun
27%
5
Jan
39
Oct
49
Feb
23%
9,000
21%
Oct
25%
Jan
49%
51%
3,600
47%
Oct
17
2,200
16%
Sep
591/2 Aug
19% Jun
38%
39
600
331/4 July
401/8 July
35%
300
28%
Jan
44%
Jun
24%
24%
400
21%
Jan
29%
63
24%
23%
950
35%
39
700
39,%
16%
50%
28
39
23%
39
63'A
200
55%
Sep
82'A
Apr
Feb
24%
Jan
32%
Feb
19'A
Jan
25%
27
Jan
44%
500
25%
25%
27
251/8
24%
25%
1,800
42%
42%
300
6 %
6%
400
4%
Jan
9
July
29%
2
1
(Un)——.—1
Paper Corp—*
76
42%
(Un)—,
Corp
Radio
45%
Jan.
31%
9%
32
——*
5
^
Co
50%
Oct
Jan
53
350
54
20%
29%
100
29%
Oct
55
Apr
42
May
~6%
6%
38
129
*
—10
——25
10
5
10
Oct
100
33%
1,100
1171/2
Jan
491%
300
39 %
Jan
50%
62% May
36% Oct
38
38
Jan
Oct
126% 129%
48'/2
143% May
Oct
56%
36'A
56%
56%
100
43
Jan
36
36%
800
27%
Jan
42%
44
1,000
38%
Feb
55% Aug
36%
35%
36%
1,300
35
Jan
51% May
8%
8%
500
25%
101%
25%
26%
1,600
98% 101%
500
Feb
5%
53
48%
Apr
34%
29%
r
/ 200
■
May
May
80%
Tool
Power
Toledo
Union
78%
49i
46%
50c
Corp
Union
10
47%
44%
3.33%
—
341%
Thor
501%
5
Producing
310
/,
49
1
Co__
Inc
1,700
8
46%
Transmission—
2,500
31%
80
•31%
33
1,300
United
Aircraft
United
Air
5%
Jan
Jan
331% May
32%
32%
300
24%
251/8
25%
150
24
12%
12%
1,900
10%
Jan
15%
48%
56
500
18'%
Jan
657/8 Aug
Oct
19
12%
16%
26%
19
1,800
16%
26
26%
1,119
24%
9%
200
9%
8
Jan
30
Aug
Jun
Corp
United
Fruit
States
U
S
42
44%
27%
3,400
19
19i%
300
62%
25
Jan
14'% May
Walgreen
Webcor
Oct
44%
Oct
28
Oct
24% May
13
Jan
Mar
Oct
39% Aug
Oct
91
70
Jan
6%
36%
350
36
77
78'%
500
77
9%
78
9%
800
91/8
Jan
13'%
Apr
6%
7
900
6'% July
8%
Feb
Aug
19% Mar
16%
16%
150
16
Jan
40'%
Co
57%
75%
57%
—
•
9% Aug
7%
Jan
17%
Jan
29%
Aug
96% Aug
H31/2
Feb
47
'500
Jan
64% Aug
Oct
91% May
75%
78
4,000
75%
3,000
27%
Oct
60
Jan
900
30%
Jan
61
Jun
Oct
72% Mar
2.50
Match
Oil Products
28%
27%
30
1
56%
55%
56%
401%-
200
31'%
Jan
40%
11%
Jan
19V4
Bancorporation (Un)
Union Telegraph
Wilson
&
Wisconsin
(Un)...
Electric
(F W)
—
Power—
Public Service
Wool worth
6.25
—5
500
56
8% July
12% Mar
40%
39%
31'A
11%
16,000
39%
600
27
Jan
43%
40%
42%
400
40%
Jan
54
38%
40%
7,500
38%
Oct
50'
34% May
Jan
(Un)
30%
31%
700
27
Oct
46%
47
200
43'A
Jan
601/4
*
10
19
——10
42%
42%
200
42 %
Apr
52
55%
56%
200
42
Jan
Jan
__
Sep
Mar
1
Co
Co
2
2%
60
10%
38
11 %
Jun
July
56%
Oct
38%
85%
12"%
38%
100
29%
38'A
Oct
81%
85%
200
66% May
87%
Jun
12%
13
600
12
Jan
20 %
Apr
Oct
1,200
—1
Motor
56%
10
Co
Wisconsin
Apr
World
131%
73 %
73
75%
2,900
70%
Jan
891/2 Mar
36%
37%
900
34%
Jan
42%
Jun
21%
Jan
37
Aug
4%
Feb
121/2 Mar
New
Publishing
Zenith
*"
16%
—
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool
Corp
—
White
36%
•
•
—5
(Un)
Inc
Western
10
13%
*
—4
42 % May
55
52,
—1
(Un)—
Gypsum
Oct
Feb
34% May
700
25
(Del)
Corp
Universal
Universal
Inc
Co
Rubber
U S Steel
(Un)—
Corp
Lines
United
I-_I~•
42
54%
11%
46%
———-
Gulf
Texas
Textron
13%
-
Oct
46
2,500
38%
12%
3.50
Gas Transmission——,——5
Inc
Eastern
Texas
80%
1
Co
'
8%
——25
37%
19 %
4
8%
...1
1
—.——5
^wift & Company
78%
_"~~1
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I
Jan
(Un)
Corp
36
4
(Un)
261/2
12%
5
Corp
78 %
(Un)__12.50
Fuel—.
Mod in e
—
Corp
Sundstrand
Tenn
36
Products
700
83
11%
1
1
2.50
Furniture——,—
36%
—_—162/oC
Utilities
South
46
82 %
12%
25
7
-10
Corporation
Stanray
Storkline
44%
271%
27%
Minneapolis Brewing Co
42
82%
6.25
(Un)
J
(Ohio)
Stewart-Warner
Oct
44
common
Mickelberry's
Oct
Jun
62% Aug
Apr
7%
Standard
45%
62 %
Middle
41
34%
49%
4—1
Standard
45
_1
.
Jun
July
Jan
300
1
10%
31%
22 %
27%
74%
Jan
53
Jan
1
Chapman & Scott
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Oct
350
61%
.4.—*
May
'
23%
50c
Merritt
400
61
(Un)__
Inc
Brands
54% Mar
23
Jan
300
Co
Co
Jun
81%
40%
26%
50c
—*
—5
(Un)
Corp
Dredging Corp__—
Oil of California
31%
»
(Un)—
M l-A
61%
1
Service-
Public
Rand
250
30i%
—50c
McCrory Corp
McKay Machine
79
400
5
15
—5
*'
i
Oil
Mobile
10
1
Oil Corp
9,200
30%
1
Corp
Jun
1
—
L
30"% May
_i
common
Marietta
56
59%
1
r_
Co—*
&
B
Western
Martin
65%
1,250
2,100
—3
(Un)
Inc
15%
Jan
___50c
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co
65 Vn May
Jan
59i/o
70
39%
39%
5
1.40
1
Corp
Sears Roebuck
Class
—12
"A"
(Un)__
Schering Corp
46%
*
wi
20 g
Co
Co
Industries
Schenley
8
4
& Libby—__
Printing Co common
common
Jan
58%
67
59 %
Apr
.
Co
Service
Public
Paper
44%
_5
common
50
9%
84
__1
McNeil
Lincoln
Co
700
Oct
July
23
*
common
53%
81'/2
United
Laclede
51%
34% May
43% Apr
Socony
225
8.75
Co
Sep
Jun
Sep
Apr
25%
33 %c
Corp
Monarch
Knapp
3,500
39%
31%
Sep
321%
25
51%
33%
Oct
Oct
Sinclair
57%
48
Jun
29%
Oct
40%
45
45%
Oct
41%
281/2
49%
8
66%
Oct
69
411%
"9%
Jan
33
100
'700
/
.
1,700
35%
12%
26%
21
48%
35%
171/2 May
15 3
45%
63%
1,500
Jan
40
13 %
18%
3,100
Sheaffer
Jan
64% Aug
Feb
29%
Co
89%
1,100
(Un)
Sep
15
33%
51%
52V2
5
33
*
10
Jan
500
18%
32'A
Pacific
51/8
(Un)
Oct
79%
56%
18%
31%
Southern
9%
(Un)—
115%
200
56%
28%
Southwestern
10
Light
Jun
78%
Southern
__5
Chemical
&
&
25%
28%
Union
Kennecott Copper Corp
64% May
Jan
78%
Oct
Shoe__*
Laughlin Steel
45%
Jan
18
63%
(Un)
Dutch Petroleum
Royal
Sep
.
'*
_
107% 1071%
Oct
Jan
46%
-
200
*
Brothers
Richman
Oct
3.50
' '
1
1,200
Reynolds (R J) Tobac (Un) new com wi 5
Louis
25%
*
21'%
(Un)
*
(Un)__—_
31
21
Jun
Aug
♦
Tel
&
45%
59%
4,400
58%
21%
56 'A
40 Va
5
Co
43
59%
*
(Un)—
2.50
(Un)
Co
45%
12.50
—3
5
*
*
Oct
142 y8
*
(Un)
Paper
Apr
351/a
Jan
140
139
*
Chemical
&
Nickel
International
55%
3,700
56
1
*
July
37%
31'% Mar
18%
Harvester
46 %
35%
Regis
10
International
100
37%
400
10
Steamship Co__,
53%
*
200
9,200
1838
*
53%
5
Reynolds Metals Co
25%
43%
x.
Oct
53%
Apr
40 %
1
—
100%
59%
St
10
RR
Jan
Feb
79
43%
Co
62%
443a
25
22
Co
369
1,100
79
2,100
1
97%
1
39%
141/s
& Door
96%
'
Indiana
Corp
25
38 %
Corporation
Huttig Sash
96%
(Un)
of America
401/4
141/a
__1
Oct
14%
16 % Mar
56%
Feb
35%
36%
i
Feb
30%
Jan
55%
Oct
27
37%
Inc
44%
11%
56 %
38%
100
3
Industries
Oct
19'% Jan
,700
,2.50
42
35%
•
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Howard
32'A
1,500
(Un)—*
of
Co
Rexall Drug & Chem
51
Jan
1
Corp
6,000
Inc
St
76%
Oct
58
Brewing Co
(G)
Werner
34
(Un)
Studebaker-Packard
Heilman
Oct
Oct
100
Apr
40%
25%
—
Apr
30%
(Un)
Co
Republic
Revlon
Servel
311/s
25
Oil
Radio Corp
Sep
8
Jan
280
58
Utilities—
States
31'%
1,600
25
(Un)___
Co
Corp
69%
1,000
__8.33%
Greyhound Corp
Griesedieck
83%
33%c
(Un)
Co
Coimany
Anr
45'%
25 y8 Oct
60% May
.,.6,100
3,700
25
*
3
A
class
Jan
14%
_
Service
4'/a
19
Feb
13,700
*
common
Cooperage
51/u
1,800
50
*
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Lakes
Greif
Gulf
Co
Steel
Lakes
Great
Co
Stores
Drug
Gray
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City
*
*
6.25
1
&
Corp
Corp
10%
Feb
31%
8
Rubber Co
&
15
5
931% Aug
Jan
48%
10
(Un)
Biothers
Goldblatt
Granite
1
(Un)
Corp
Co
Feb
14%
Jan
31%
1
Co
33%
33
Oct
109%
May
8
49
83 %c
Rubber
Inc
5%
Sep
10'% May
31%
2.50
Electronics
&
General
Genesco
1
5%
96 % 100
3
1.66%
Cement
Utilities
Public
18
18
26
Corp
54
32%
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pure
Jan
2%
7,500
29
Portland
100
30
Philip Morris Inc
Process
Apr
187
July
75
500
3'/2
72%
Inc
General
General
General
9%
2%
*
—
Feb
54
33%o
—
Dodge
Corp
Pullman
71% July
100
9%
31/2
5
Corp
Mills
85%
9%
r~5%
Dynamic
21%
14%
Coke
Co
(Charles)
Apr
30% Aug
20
200
Finance
Electric
General
85 %
12
1,000
9%
1
/
Corp..
Foods
9%
5
2
1
Contract
General
23%
23
Co—
General
General
23
2
Corp
Corp_.
General
8
12
Transportation—1.25
General
Box
103
10
Corporation
General
47%
2
—
96%
Sep
,
45% May
46%
8
Corp_l
Corp———
lUn)
Rubber
&
Tire
Firestone
1
common
Instrument
&
Camera
Brewing
Eaistaa
Corp
Jan
17
200
236% Aug
Jan
Public
Fairbanks
75
\V 700
54
5
50
25
Pennsylvania RR
Aug
Oct
200
20%
33%
Co—/.
May
19%
96'/«
19%
30
Peabody Coal Co common
&
19%
96
1
1
*
500
;
26%
5
V/atch
National
Elgin
(Un)
Co
Natural
Paso
1
10
3
Inc_,
Lines
Kodak
Eastman
Airways (U11)
Pictures
Paramount
19%
5
25
Electric
&
World
Pepsi-Cola
Eastern
of America
Corp
Gas
Amer
Pan
300
51%
1
(Un)—1
Co
Manufacturing
Dodge
7T—20
5
Company
&
Detroit
(Un)
Corp
31
5%
31 %
300
51%
15
1
Yates-Amer
Machine
Youngstown Sheet &
Radio Corp
common
1
Co
.-5
13%
Tube_i_——*
—-—1
199%
__—1
66%
Co__
wi—1.;
14
1,500
12%
Oct
18% Mar
97
250
88%
Jun
114% May
189% 200
500
971/4
Jan
64%
Oct-
13
-95%
64 'A
66%
1,200
.
-
200
/Oct
66%
Oct
Volume
194
Number
6103
.
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?.(Un>
juttl
Chica Oil Corp.Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Buttes
Castle &
Ink
4%
24
24 %
500
43%
43%
44%
Co
Good
class
Holly
Oil
Matson
Meier
Nordon
37
May
53
Oct
55c
55c
56c
3,000
32c
Jan
90c
Apr
Jan
18%
2.30
2.80
2,400
(Un)__50c
1.70
1.65
1.80
11,500
10c
24c
23c
27c
30,900
50c
4
3%
4
6,700
67
46c
16
16
2.05
2.15
Union
&
West
5.75
Jan
76%
25c
Jan
80c
23*4
Jan
29%
Oct
(The)
10%
32"%
10%
105
8%
Jan
13'%
Apr.
32%
.
33%
355
25%
Jan
33%
44%
Oct
Apr
43%
44%
100
37 %
Jan
43%
43
44 %
218
43
Oct
57%
23%
23%
24
635
22
July
25*4 May
1
common
"■
5%.
—
10
6%
Basin
21
Oct
Jan
15%
63% July
79%
Feb
333
23%
Jan
32 %
Oct
34%
34%
35%
261
27%
Jan
1
5%
5%
6%
150
Jan
38% Aug
9% May
48*4 May
24%
25%
20%
Jan
21*4'
20%
21 %
165
16
Jan
25
25%
269,
22%
39'A
'
38
40%
87
1,493
147/a Mai-
17%
2.90
on
Apr
Jun
1.10
Jan
27,800
1.00
Jan
1.80
29
Sep
32%
25%
26%
120
25%
Oct
27
24%
24%
100
24% Aug
26%
1.75
1,200
2.95
20—
Oct.
23-
Oct.
24
Oct.
25—
Sep
1.50
Jan
-Bonds-
Oct.
6%
1,000
5°/*
Oct
8%
14%
13%
14%
8,100
11%
Apr
15%
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
Utili¬
18
18%
1,600
1.65
1.70
30%
90
90
2
(Un)
100
16
Jun
Stocks
150.14
130.14
243.52
91.42
77.90
81.08
85.57
698.98
150.07
129.57
241.98
91.42
77.86
81.60
85.68
84.14
697.24
149.43
128.51
240.93
91.47
77.92
81.55
85.53
81.42
700.72
—
149.08
129.07
241.74
91.43
77.91
81.63
85.75
84.18
148.82
129.49
241.86
91.45
77.81
81.68
85.61
84.14
.
—
26
700.68
compiled
are
daily
by
using
the
Utilities,
8.26;
stocks,
65
1.25
Jan
600
29%
Jan
32
90
Apr
91
Jan
2.60 July
4
divisors:
May
4
25,400
5
16%
16%
16%
900
14%
Jan
17%
1
33%
33*4
33%
300
25%
Jan
1.55
1.50
1.55
9,200
—10
—
6%
6%
500
6
Jan
5
54
52
54
1,000
32
Jan
54%
Sep
10c
14c
13c
14c
3,000
Jan
21c
Apr
8c
t
Last
;
Stores
Arundel
Co
Jan
by
Compiled
Date
National
Quotation
Closing
Bureau, Inc.
Range for 1961 to date
Mon.
Oct. 23-_
132.98
High
Tues.
Oct. 24
133.59
Low
Oct. 25,
133.70
133.93
Oct. 26
133.92
High
Oct. 27
133.93
Research
Corp_!iEaldwin-Lima-Hamilton
—
Baltimore
Transit
Budd Company—
Electric
A
of
Low
Fair
Ford
Motor
$1
Pulp
$1.41
2nd
32.
16%
841
17%
54%
50%
11%
56%
33%
776
77%
Jan
4,508
37%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
56%
33%
Goods
Trade,
Oct
48%
-
37 %
103 %
51 '/a
710
48%
Oct
27%
27%
140
23%
Feb
37%
37%
3,190
104 %
8,520
65
12%
11%
12%
3,925
11%
37
38
1,338
29
-
Finance
and
Fund
&
Co
15
Aug
Mar
38
352
17%
Jan
26
100
12%
Sep
16%
Jan
48%
48
50%
44,236
40%
Jan
51%
Oct
24.50
29%
29%
450
10c
25%
26 %
10
15%
15%
*
5
__1
5
5
Oct
Mon.
Light
25%
Oct
42
Apr
Wed.
Oct. 25
139
11%
Jan
16%
Apr
Thurs.
Oct. 26—
Oct
Fri.
Oct. 27
4% July
39
5%
25%
463
19%
Jan
39%
2,838
20 %
Feb
27%
Aug
27
25%
27%
6,449
20 78
Oct
28 %
$2.44
77%
Jan
91
.Tor,
43
Aug
36%
I__
35%
Oct
40
1,755
36
36%
2,067
27%
Jan
Ritter Finance
South
Jersey
Oil
Texas
United
Jan
'%
'an
Gas
Woodward
class
w
Oct
12
1,106
11%
Oct
12
Oct
18%
18%
19
34%
35 *4
9%
21%
7%
20%
100
1,969
9%
4,342
18
65 %
50
B
*
63%
9%
180
common—1
7%
15% July
21 %
July
bo
35%
120
4,969
25
Jun
7%
1'7%
100
Oct
33%
Aug
360
13%
Jan
4,005
42%
Jan
10
1,617
8
100
"%
163
....
For
6,016,000
239,000
5,541,000
190,000
5,417,000
186,000
Corp
subord
Oct
9
69%
13,353
HvJ
Jail
45%
45%
46%
1,468
27%
Jan
49%
20
20 %
245
15%
Jan
21%
Oct
16%
47 %
v> n
Jan
131%
44%
73%
58%
16%
17
8,922
16
Sep
18%
62%
6?%
1,240
55%
Jun
82 %
1
8%
8%
925
68%
70%
1,552
13.50
'
70%
10
10%
705
•
75%
77%
3,152
63
63
-10
200
7
42
*87%
88
$13 300
—
27,761,000
—$28,898,000
Jan
9
.
';• V
$2 0)0
'
57,677,100
60,264,450
27,303,000
1,290,839,000
1,042,541.600
$29,981,000 $1,348,518,100 $1,102,810,550
Corporate
Bonds,.
8,000
Oct. 25—
1,311,410
151,000
Oct. 26———
1,267,925
1,260,050
104,000
79,000
1,000
8,000
88.000
$614,000
$48,000
$16,000
$678,000
Aug
^
Oct
Wed.
Apr
Thurs.
Oct. 27
—
Total
-
*
6,456,795
$2,000
151,000
1,000
3,000
155.C0O
2,000
3,0)0
109,000
Jan
1961
Oct
Oct
17%
Feb
Jan
77%
Oct
62
Jan
64%
Aug
93% Aug
Jan. 1 to Oct. 27
Week Ended Oct. 27
Aug
10
Sales
141,000
Oct. 24
53%
Bond
$175,000
1,259,050
Tues.
70%
Total
$36,000
=.—;
Jan
Feb
Gov't
Bonds
$139,000
Oct. 23
Jun
Foreign
Foreign
Bonds
1,359,360
Mon.
Oct
52 %
79%
$4,500
.
...
v
$2,678^000
Domestic
(No. of
..
Oct
1961
I960
of
1960
6,456,795
408,403,239
236,497,025
$631,000
$39,719,00)
$24,452,000
48,000
Shares
5,360,855
$614,000
Stocks—Number
34,000
2,135,000
1,249,000
16,000
64,000
1,448,000
1.0S3.000
$678,000
$729,000
$43,332,000
$26,764,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
debentures_T—1977
Industrial
V
—---
$1,137,000
Fri.
3,073
;
•
—
Stocks
68
57%
"
—
1960
624,877.109
844,282,856
15,862,940
\;
,
Bank
Shares)
69%
/4
Jan. 1 to Oct. 27
1961
1960
1961
16,990,958
Shares
*
Oct
52%
of
.
42
124% 131%
♦
5,256.000
$28,898,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
1,484
see page
149,000
Government—.—
Oct
Co—
footnotes,
6,255,000
5,731,000
$1,137,000
Oct
—____5
common—
5,603.000
11% Mar
181%
4,720
common
—
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
44%
.
$6,053,000
5,107,000
Total
42
w-j.
Sales
—
—
$27,761,000
'
.
Railroad and
42%
3.50
Improvement—
inc
$373,000
Apr
BONDS
6%%
Bonds
$5,680,000
Bond
Govt.
Bonds
Foreign
125%
521%
Transit
S.
50
Mar
23% Apr
65% Oct
Aug
7%
II,257
,
~
Ealtimore
Bank
Bonds
3,201,100
Bonds—
U.
f
10c
Transmission-
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
Sep
46
Jun
48
18%
135
""
International
11% Mar
25% Jun
tan
Sep
65 %
181%
;
2.50
—
Service
Lothrop
83.3
Week Ended Oct. 27
•
•
Co
Gasl.ieht
99.5
16,990,958
Stocks—Number
•
Lab
—
Total
*
French
3.7
and Miscel.
Oct
30,223
-
50
*
24,438
21%
100
44%
i
Public
&
48%
50
.
Marion
Washington
Jan
34%
25
Ramo-Wooldridge
Gas
32%
43%
—
Corp
Universal
1,326
10
Bank
Gas
Eastern
48%
:*
com
16% Mar
11*4
__l
—_
&
r
47
Co—
Thompson
United
26%
22,026
50
Co
common
Southeastern
Sun
9,308
14%
-100
Paper Co
Smith Kline &
35%
14%
10
common
Mfg.Co—
Reading Co
Riggs National
New
34%
14%
•
4.70%. pfd_'
Public Service Electric
Scott
34%
25c
preferred
Progress
+
Oct
79%
39%
5
1
L
Power
89.0
Aug
77%
50
.
Inc
■■:
Electric
132.5
Oct
995
77%
3
Edison
180.5
109.2
Apr
27 %
-•
—
.
Corp—^
Potomac
3.3
3,332,110
Oct. 24
1,740
24%
*
common
Per.ect Photo Inc
Potomac
+
3,427,510
3,589,278
Oct. 23
26%
3
Philadelphia Electric Co common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Philco
174.8
3,44.0,960
29%
27
16%c
of
144.4
No. of
26% Mar
1
Corp
Bottling
175.4
Railroad
Stocks
'
Pepsi-Cola
+ 1.2
May
16%
.
1
&
97.8
173.3
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
July
23 %
A
Stores
111.0
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Oct
16%
Inc
Drug
—0.8
Shares
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
Peonies
111.0
High.
Feb
23%
Inc
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR
117.0
130.5
92.3
'"New
Sep
109%
16%
Navigation..—
Martin-Marietta
Merck
1
Service
Paper—
Valley RR
Vending class
Macke
Madison
—
—
113.0
1.2
+
Oct
40
34% Aug
Jan
1.66%
Com
&
125.5
132.8
180.5*
:
—
131.0
+
Mar
27%
63%
101%
1
Resistance
Coal
118.3
0.5
—0.2
110.1
—
Goods
Tues.
Lehigh
Lehigh
132.3
127.0
Low
138.6
Oct
Jan
128.8
132.1
1961—
■High
+ 0.8
137.5
129.4
—
Transportation
16% Mav
42
—1960
Percent
Change
Oct. 13,'61
Oct. 20,'61
138.6*
Non-Durable
Sep
>
common
preferred—
International
~
-
175.4*
Durable
Jan
25%
I,810
4.477
4,679
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
Oct. 20, 1961, for the composite and by major
ending
Composite
Manufacturing
128% Aug
57%
week
,
19% Aug
Oct
•
the
stock
1957-59=100
53% Aug
37 % Aug
30% Aug
12% Jan
for
of
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
11%
32%
26
for the current year.
3,912
52%
6
Oct
Oct
12%
50%
Jan
95.55
Apr
11%
50c
common
—
&
Jan
index
Apr
10 % May
5
2
Motors
35 %
11%
1
Acceptance Corp
Hudson
'3,316
39
Oct
55%
5
preferred
General
51%
97%
130%
7%
32%
10
;
Co
(Julius)
Oct
117% 119%
109.39
—
Bait—
Stores
Garfinckel
General
Batterv---
Dairies
Foremost
Jan
30%
90,142
.1
6.75
-
non-voting—
Food
76%
103 %
1,900
18 %
51%
9
at
3,123
23,692
32%
SEC
stocks
32% July
8 %
25
...
America
Feb;
97%
31%
The
High
Jan
'8%
117%
5
Storage
Class
16%
1.80
Light
Finance Co
23%
.
12%
„
5
L_-
Publishing Co
303
'
Delaware Power & Light
Duquesne
.
,—T.
.
——___-
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Low
27%
.16%
„
-13
i.
__
—!
Co
5c
-
*High •
30%
51%
3
1960
for
SEC Index of Stock Prices
50%
.4.33
Electric--—.——.
27
Jan
"N k
Range Sine* Jan. 1
119*4 122%
32%
Oct
106.57
-
Sales
Shares
95%
96%
—__•
—
5.34;
(35 Stocks)
Sep
Aug
1.85 May
6% Apr
for Week
27%
120%
,
—
City
Atlantic
Curtis
.
10
—
:
:
Low
1
Corp
Atlantic
Par -'•
.
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Tel,& Tel ———i—33%
American
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Rails,
3.09;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
35
1
Exploration
Industrials,
1.80 Mar
3%
1.00
following
.
July
.
4
(Un)
16.66.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
American
83.99
20*4 Mar
2,400
_
50c
common—
Total
ties
Jan
18%
10
roads
—
Averages
Apr
Rail¬
10
Total
15
705.62
Apr
1.70
Jan
1.05
Jan
trials
Oct.
Jun
__
Date
Jan
25%
Indus¬
Jun
200
20c
Oct
Aug
50 %
Oct
Averages
Fri.
Steel
38
10
20
30
Apr
400
,
21 *4
29*4
Jan
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Thurs.
Wood
5
25
1
Range
Alan
7%, Apr
171
32 %
are
Oct
6%
47c
30%
"
Jan
66%
29%
5
Corpx_
41% Mar
1.55
1.65
-
4%
64%
—
Stock and Bond
Apr
6
Co
Oil
1,700
65%
5
Wed.
Williston
Oct
44%..
7%
May
30'A
30%
Insurance
130
Corp
:
Corp of America
Bolt
Below
Aug
6%
common—-
Lite
28"%
United Engineering & Foundry Co——5
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp
6.25
Apr
487/8
8,000
series A—25
pfd
Apr
27%
—*
3% May
61c
Jan
1
(Un)——
Coast
Feb
Oct
1.20
400
1
Litho
Oct
45%
28%
_8.50
Co__
Jun
30
25
Victor Equipment Co
Westates Petroleum common
Preferred
3.50
25c
Gas
Sugar
43c
33%c
Co
pfd
74
Oct
Oct
Jan
—1
Co
Jan
31%
2.85 Mar
1.50
__
—25
Bottlers
Gas
Stecher-Traung
Oil
44c
1
Oil
Cal
1.60
500
16
1
3%
Jan
22c
100
15% 1
13%
_1
Rhodes Western
Ranch
211
2.10
common
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Southern
•'
25c
Gas Development
&
21
13%
10
Invest
50%
165
-Stocks-
*•
Ltd
65c
1.90
29,000
5,
"
2.00 Mar
T'
150
40c
(Un)_
preferred——
5%%
preferred
i——:
Trico
66
40c
(Un
6%
Rice
66
10c
Co
8%
3,600
10
Co
55
33%
Jun
11%
2.40
(Un)
Seeberg
Feb
26
__1
United
Feb
Jan
1,600
Co
Oil
3.00
Jan
12,800
Co
Jan
May
1.95
Petroleum
Pepsi-Cola
1.75
72%
33%
Rockwell-Standard
&
High
72 *4
5
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp—
Screw
Low
33 %
5
Refractories
(Joseph)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Jun
34
3.00
American
Pacific
53%
Mar
18
11%
Frank Co
Oil
North
Aug
6% July
21
1.75
Corp Ltd
Norris
31
700
2.90
Sugar
&
Jan
1,000
iq%
Navigation
Merchants
3,900
Jan
20%
40%
i
507/a
21%'
3.00
M J M & M Oil Co
McBryde
1.55
;i
Home
Shares
10
System
Walker
Low
1
,
Gas
Harbison
Oct
Oct
21
1.75
Co
Co
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
5% July
48*4
50%
1
Corp.,
>
Salt
34c
Feb
1
A
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp
Imperial Western-—.-,.
Leslie
22%
Feb
Feb
21
(Un)
Jade Oil
9c
50%
California™—10c
Co
Co
Apr
3
1,000
of
Products
Humor
38%
4
General Exploration Co of California^_l
Gladden
Jan
10
Co
Ltd
2.25
22%
(Un)_—.—22%
Corp—
Capwell
May
31%
,
12,600
2.25
__
25 %
29%
:
.
2,200
2
1
s
Sep
5,100
15,400
4%
;
High
Columbia
21%
74,000
10
Products
Oil
Exeter
..
4%
24%
Co
Domlneuez Oil Fields Co
Electrical
3%
43%
600
25c
•
;
Cooke Inc
Emporium
4
300
46
4%
—
Co___
Abbey
Cypress
34%
21c
43 %
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
.
Cork
Blaw-Knox Co
Shares
—5.50
Oil
&
Gas
33'A
5-
'
22%
21c
.—1
for Week
'
.
Armstrong
High
22%
10
Bolsa
of Prices
Low
25
Consolidated Min—be
Mammoth
California
Par
(Un)„
/"•
Range
-Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Sales
_•..
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
•
Week's
27)
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively
Friday
37
Government
;
Corporate
Total
4—
——
■
38
(1874)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Shown
Prices
Are
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian
Sales
$1.25
Last
Ranee
for Week
$1.40
of Prices
Par
Abitibi
Power
4%%
to
Paper common
•
25
preferred
Arcadia
Atlantic
Class
Sugar common
A
4%%
<
of
36%
Apr
65
22 %
Sep
10%
10%
450
a21%
a22
20
8
43 y8 July
25
Jun
Jun
19%
11% July
22% Sep
Jan
48%
47%
49
5,520
Feb
49
27%
27%
28 %
10,228
27 %
Sep
38 Ve
22%
238
21 %
Apr
23
July
47%
47%
1,045
45 % Mar
50
Oct
Apr
25,
50
—
Tei Co
4%%
Corp
47%
50
50-
pfd
a53%
a53% a53 %
~41
.
42
50
Ltd
Atlas Steels Ltd
51 %
Jan
40
Feb
45
15
*
53 %
190
50%
750
33
28
-28
2,045
2,241
29%
25% Mar
22
>
"
Jan
Selburn
5%%
25
24%
-Class
July
6%
B
Montreal
Oct
Stores
class
National
Drug
National
Steel Car
24%
600
24%
Oct
69%
69%
70%
4,763
59 Va
Jan
70%
Aug
77%
76
77%
673
66"%
Jan
79% Aug
10
70%
70
71
1,800
54 %
Jan
71
Oct
Nova
•
46%
45
46 %
3,106
38 %
Jan
46%
Oct
Ogilvie Flour Mills
53
52%
53%
560
41
Jan
53%
Oct
7%
Power
Bell
&
Paper class A_
39
5%%
39%
55%
56%
49%
50%
51%
51%
preferred
PaperL
Bowaters
Mersey 5%%
Eralorne
Pioneer
Brazilian
British
Traction
British
Brockville
Brown
Mills
54
300
Oct
3.50
3.75
7,645
3 ,)(J
32%
5,750
29%
Jan
Products
•
13
Power
6.25
UCC
317/b
Placer
9
Jan
6.10
Apr
&
Canada
Iron
Canada
Canadian
British
Canadian Bronze
Canadian
1961
16%
10
Sep
34%
34%
535
33 %
Jan
38
25%
3,990
23%
Jan
30 Va
27%
27%
28 %
860
28%
28
28%
530
•
23%
23%
23%
1,621
21%
19
22
10
•
17%
Jan
21
July
21 %
Feb
34
Oct
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
32
Jan
37
Oct
Shawinigan Water
34
•
common
33%
Ltd
•
2,168
35%
25
5%
A_50c
10%
common
class
34
35'A
...2#
5%
1
5%
•
;
—'
i
•
com
w
5%
11%
,
69 %
14%
al2% &12% *■
Co
38
6%
7
5VB
3,100
5%
33%
100
preferred
5
33%
J
__
Cellulose
Co
14
Ltd
*
Enterprises
al2
•
Glass
21%
•
A.
25%
•
Credit
new
common
•
Credit
Foncier Franco-Canadian
Cr©w-n Zellerbarh rle*.
a
Crush International Ltd common
12%
4,967
Distillers
Seaerams
Dominion Coal
6%
Dominion
7%
Glass
a
Jan
13% July
28% May
24%
25%
8o0
19%
Jan
25'/a
Dominion
7%
Coal
Textile
•
Dow
D"
Bros
of
7%%
19%
Jan,
22%
6%
Jan
45%
4,845
31%
Jan
45%
Jun
13
Freres
23%
Electrolux
11
French
Co
Co
5%
Great
Andy
&
Hudson
$2
Laura
For
6
27 Va
27
28
-27
Oct
•
common_5
■
4.68%
Corp
new
com...
*
Pat*»r
of
Canada
•
com
Utilities
7.60
Corp
(Geo)
Class
&
class
Public Service
-
Ltd
common
Ltd
(John > new common
Secord Candy
Shops
4%%
footnotes,
see page
42
Mar
43 Va
75%
■-:.J
453.
90
66
66%
Feb
9V4
Aug
34% Mar
18 Va Mar
33 Va
Jan
July
-
s:
Aug
10 Vi'Maf'
673/8
2,915
57%
Jun
130
Oct
?* 21 'ii
50
27%
54.
1.77
Jan
80
May
Jan
19 Va
Jan
32
57Va
Oct
68 Va May
58
320
56/
573/4-OCt
Jan
243/4 Mar
1.77
1,003
6%
6 V2
830
8%
9%
150
g "5
/i
57 'A
1.52
'2.95
2.95
17
16%
17%
8%
15
16'A
•
1,120
21
2.95
v 21
;
23
21%
23
35%
*
23
•
.
f
T.,n
19Vb
Jun
-•18
V2 V1 (V
300
35%
Jan
2,45 Mar
4
133A
1,390
.
8%
22
July
24
19
...
_50c
36
I
Aug
Aug
Oct
Oct
42
5
44% July-
Mar
48
240
a47% a47%
Jan
,10% Aug
60
Sep
3.90 Apr
Sep
38 Vb
3,100
."f 845
15%
3.15 Mar
Sep
'5% Mar
o->-\
__*
:
Aug
Jan
193/a
1.77
55-%
69%
37%
8%
v
Feb
1,240
I 4,040
___*
■
A
•
23%
22%:;
6 VB
1
Ltd
54
22%
•
preferred
Sep
254
Canadian Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Sale Price
15%
Oct
140
Oct
Amalgamated
Ameranium
Anacon
Beau
Mines
Lead
Belle
Mlnes___
______
1
Jan
26
Oct
Jan
50 Va
Jan
Sep
Anthonian
100
490
19%
Apr
27%
a76
1
76%
Feb
80
9%
9%
2,980
6%
Jan
Mining Corp Ltd—
July
9%
Atlas
Sulphur
Oct
Atlas
Co
Apr
32%
Oct
,T«n
41
Oct
Avalon
i a2.25
45
2.00
Jan
Sep
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"_. __1
17
17%
1,535
16%
Oct
16%
16%
1,990
9%
Jan
100
69%
Oct
19%
Jun
17% Oct
111%
Cirt
Mines
Talc
Ltd
27%
18,010
29 %
3.45
Aug
828
Jan
4.60
Jun
20%
Bellechasse
205
15%
Jan
23%
Jan
Blue
S°p
39 %
F
36%
37
27
21
914
35
102
25
100
30
1,755
75
18%
19
22%
3,080
550
12%
120
16%
16%
109
Jan
Apr
Jan
42%
Jan
16% May
11% Jan
3%
14
Jan
Feb
9,80
815
7.60
Jan
9.25
9.35
900
7.40
Jan
4.25
4.45
3 990
42%
44
1,075
13
133/4
8.475
11'A
51%
51%
513/4
1.385
45
46%
47%
4,837
14%
14%
14%
2.295
37%
12%
23
-
Aug
13
Sep
22% May
12% Apr
11%
Apr
5.00
5c
3c
Apr
12c
45c
Jan
40c
39c
41c
11,805
20c
Aug
9c
9c
5,000
11%
11
11%
1,680
7 V4
Jan
7.80
7.75
7.80
1,800
4.95
Jar.
lie
•7c
Sep
,
8,000
50
10%
19c
13
18c
:
,
13 Va
.Coh'mbia
Packers
Tungsten
3.60
4.05
class
16%
16%
Mines
8c
10c
Corp
17%
17%
___i
Ltd
Ltd
i
9,000
.
Sep
8.90
Apr
May
15c
9c
Oct
Jan
15c
Mar
Jan
8c
Sep
70c
12 Va
•
-
35c
-
Feb
15
-
Apt
Oct
4.05
Oct
'
Jan
6c
Calgary
Edmonton
&
Calumet
Uranium
Mines
*
Canadian
17%
-1
Ltd_^—
■
14c
16Va
Mar
com
3c
3c
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
20
Mar
Oct
14
14
14%
263
11 Vb
Aug
Jun
Cartier Quebec Explorations Ltd
Aug
Cassiar Asbestos Corp
Ltd_:—2——*
Oct
Catelli
Ltd
'
97
Mines
Mines
Chemallov
87%
Aug
Ltd
39
Oct
1,325
33%
Jan
49
Jun
1,035
40%
Jan
50%
Jun
2,505
60%
Jan
78
43
46%
73%
77
11
113/4
325
8Va May
13
40
40
450
26% Mar
40
15%
153/4
2.735
15
Oct
17%
17%
15%
100
16
Jan
18
Mav
Sep
1.60
■
.5.000
7%
100
80c
95c
3c
Products
class
3 Vac
18,000
2c
41c
48,400
13c
1,500
76c
Jun
7%
Oct
•\
May
1.10
..
Apr
"19c
jun
500
1 %c
Sep
106,000
©VaC
Feb *
9c
3,100
123/4
Minerals
Ltd—™,--—
1
Mining Corp—
Chibougamau Conner Corp—
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
—-—
1
-1
500
Miniere
Consolidated
Div
L'Ungava
Standard
Sec
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd-
Sep
Cons
a34
3.40
3.30
3.50
3 Vac
3 Vac
12c
10c
1.50
pfd—*.
.
8c
12Vac Jan
Sep
/ 123/4
15
Oct
15% May
32% July
18,085
4c
,
12c
•VD4
9,000
Jan
2 V2C May
39 Vb
Jan
4.25 May
4
4 VaC
,
Jan
15,000
4c
3 Vac
3%c
1,000
3c
Jun
5c
5c
5 VaC
2,000
5c
Feb
11c
Apr
2V2c
2 Vac
3C
.186,000
2Vac Jan
6c
Jun
a34
a34
14
,,
■
1
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd—1
Copper Rand Chib. Mines Ltd—
1
:•
..
Oct
5c
1
Cleveland Copper Corp_—,—.—--I
Compagnie
a34
Juiy
'•3cy
a2c
8%c;
6c
44c
'18c
12%
*
Jun
;
Feb '
Mar
12c
°-l
A
Feb
1.70
Jan
a2c
18c
Oct
Feb
5V2
95c
-1
16
'
31c
31c
1
Oct
Mar
7'%
———_—-1
Chess
Jun
1.35
5c
83/4 May
,
Food
Aug
30%
1.40
Ltd——-—1
Ltd
Ltd
'
5%
* '
Oct
May
Apr
1,800
*
Oct
15c
Jan
2c
534
6%
Paper Inv Ltd
Corp
Ltd__.
Mines
14
2,000
.-5Va
16%
33
&
Explorations
•
5 Va
Carbec
Ltd_;
Refineries
3,225
4c
3
*
Canadian Colliers & Resources Ltd
Apr
M?iy
13%
Mar
2Vac
100
,
Oct
12%
/.
,
Oct
6 Va
476,053
A
Oct
5c
5,205
14c
Sep
Oct
2V-c
7,270
11 VaC
May
9c-
10,500
.
14c
—
Sep
Jan
20c
12
3.80
—
Corp.
48 VB
Feb
9c
Feb
al2% al2 Va
_i
1
__
Inc
Filir".
Jan
50c
Jar;
17c
100
1
1.94
5%c Apr
40,000
Nickel
42%
15%
Jan
11,000
121,300
5c
Canalask
Jan
2Vac
7c
'
Copper
Hill
Oct
1.90
4 VaC
Canorama
45%
•
Burnt
Jan
9%
21% Aug
77
m
British
500
Oct
443/4
'
1.73
5c
Canadian
Oct
1,766
pfd_,
Racewa^
Warrants
Bornite
:
May
1,000
Oct
Jan
38%
7%
Mines Ltd-
Mining Corp Ltd—Z—
Bonnets
3c
Oct
Jun
3.60
6%- Jan
6,000
Oct
5%
37%
3c
37
'
9c
13%
31 Va
37%
75
Oct
2 VaC
July
8c
57% May
700
57%
225
3A
a9
2.10
Oct
82c
Feb
11c
Oct
5.845
13.284
37 Va
15 %c
May
7c
Jan
6%
84 Va
37
a9%
3%c Aug1 Vac
40c
9c
Kodlak
32%
80
26,410
1.10 Aug
7%c
Power
6
80%
3.60
—1
Canadian
31%
91
3.05
3.35
.
35c
Sep
III
Canadian
6%
100
1,000
-
July
—1
—.
ADr
Jun
32%
96
Beatrice Red Lake Gold
Canuba
46%
96
b
:
__5>
44
3.10 Mav
89%
May
104% Aug
44% Jan
51% Oct
<">ct
9.60
4.40
14
—,
—
Belding-Corticelli
3.25
20%
10
500
54c
—1
Mining Corp Ltd_—1
Bay Mining Co__:—
12%
671
2%C
54C
Metals
Bateman
26%
13VB
2,166
2 VaC
1
i__.
Ltd
Telephone. Co
Baker
Base
lie 11 Vac
2%c
High
5%c
21 %
106 % 106 Va
26c
Ltd
685
3.00
16c
15,037
Low
1.90
Iron
Exploration—..—
Gold
21,875
—1
Telefilms Ltd
&
34c
1.00
20c
17%
1,285
50
253/4
Range Since Jan. 1
>
80c
_1
„
Ltd
45
23%
50
Shares
-
32c
1.00
Ltd
Anglo;-Amer
Molybdenite' Mining— __1
*
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd—
5
July
-
High
33c
L.d
Mines
Dollars
Sales-
-for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Consolidated
in' Canadian
Wreck's
Range
Par
Sep
17% Aug
^
Last
Oct
20 Vb July
Expressed
Friday
Alscope
134
Are
S TOCK S
Jun
42 %
•
i
'27
66 Vb
•
Worts
common
15%
46%
3
700/
*
57%
•
Ltd
Jan
5
Lines
15 Va
510
;
5
a9%;
75
27%
*
B
Zelleys
10 Va
5
e,«i.
75'A
Sep
25
Pipe
T.tH
'M": a9
*
41
100
Nickel
3,430
15%
32%
AfM*
32
Jun
"
10
...
Ajax Minerals Ltd
13
Canada
15%
32 »A
°
Sep
May
29 Va
f
Jan
393/4
50
preferred
•Jamaica
785
A
Oct
9.25
Interprovincial
Iroquois Gla.c«
Labatt
.Weston
Jun
•9.75
preferred
International
140
12 Va
Accep^a^ce
International
International
7%
Augustus
Aumaque
100
preferred
$1.50
23
22
•
21
July
7%
25
18%
Mining
102%
Jan
7%
Oct
243/4 Mar
Z July
26
,
Oct
.
,14%
Jan
Bank
Co___
15
a503/4 a503/4
Oil
Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of
6%
500
102
...20c
113/4
24
40
125
29%
„I_
7,640
10,167
120
1
certificates.
3.35
pfd
153A
25'A
•
5
32%
36%
$2
13
Jan
400
*
(Canada)
Trans
trust
20%
Paper
99 Va
■"195;.
200
30
preferred
Imperial
Indus
Knapp
Voting
27%
Bay Co
Bay
&
Westcoast
12%
Pittfield
July
81% Aug
,
Jan
•
Gooderham
Jan
a76
9%
Co
Smith
Hudson's
15 Va
.Jar
Jan
..,,101 101 Va
*
Corp
13%
25 Vb
50
'16 %
Class B_.
Howard
11
140
106 %
Paper
12'A July
-
Feb
6
43'A'
a2.25
Oil class A
Home
200
Jan
17
Renfrew
Home
67%
102
Jan
Warrants
Holt.
143/4
10
Motcrs
72
27Va
1
class
87
14%
E)
93/4 May. :
.
Apr
3,687
14;405
,
al26
PiDeline
ay
14%
common
'10%
l.blo
C
13
18%
.
-27
•
7.00 Aug
,>-n
jv
1,235
Dvnamics
Lakes
Handy
b
3,289
Canada
10 r
Oct
8
.
'
'
42%
41
fChas
Po«»'er
General
861
22,813
preferred
G»'ver»l
87
187/b
._!
of
Petroleum
&
Ga^neaii
Apr
99 % Mar
84
11
Jan
15%
Cos Ltd.
Frosst
25
2.60
"5
153/B
•
•,-• Jun
al26
32
Foundation Cr
Fraser
1,340
16*A
15
Prod class B_
Players Canadian Corp
Fleetwood Corp
Motor
2,070
67%
143/4
Famous
Ford
15,308
4.50
65%
.
15
Corp
Heating
&
400
18%
Eddy Match
Enamel
22%'
100% 100%
86
*
A
12
10V4
•
Sep
12% "
4.50
50
class
Jan
7% Mar
115
10
Oct
22
18%
•
Feb
4.60
3,940
100
•
Oct
7,65
22,
23
common
Apr
Feb
16%
10V4 May
15 %
Ltd
73A
18%
Jan
Sep
630
22 *
15%
preferred
Dupuis
Oct
1,325
100
Canada
109%
•
Brewery
Pnmt
Jan
•
common
common
preferred
Donohue
Oct
8%
67
*
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dommion Tai to, Cnemicai
9
22
lo
to
19% Aug
Oct
7%
100
common
Steel
!Jan
Oct
22
,25
preferred
Dominion
Webb
Jan
44
'
.
*
Steel
Apr
Jan
8%
12%
0«uii
Oct
220
12%
153/b
pfd
July
July
2,200
24 Va
Oils
United
5.75
3.90
20%
45
preferred
Pounaries
Preferred
6%
16
13 %
15%
Vendomatic
Aug
275
12%
•
12 %.
24 Vb
A__
Finance
Walker
7,445
101
22-
14%
12%
*
Canada.^
Canada
6.00
Jan
22%
2
!
Dnrriin,if>p
Apr
21%
2.50
Bridgp
Sep
May
7%
'
Petroleum
Dominion
Triad
100
ytf1"'
Dome
13%
Jan
a4.50
10
Traders
Trans
15%
109
12%
*
Oct
24
109
of
Feb
4,095
%
9
common..*
preferred
Sep
Jan
8%
6%
20 Va
a22 V2 a22 Va
100
Co
83%
Oct
16
8%
I
133/a
•
Southam
26% May
16
50
%
/
Texaco Canada Ltd
12%
5,040
Simpsons
Sogemines
21 3A
75
10 %
*
7%
Oct
Jun
Feb
1,150
12%-
common
Toronto-Dominion
770
8V2
Inc
Can
Oct
31
'
50
of
Feb
■"*: 52
Va
100
J
173/4
"79% :•
Dfd
Oct
350
8%
4%
Steinbergs class
14
50
6 Va
;
12
common.
Apr
19%
a4.20
6%
.8%
•
Power
Feb
19
al2 al2%
200
77%
;
A
Williams
103 V8
•;
Jan
3.00
&
55 Va Mar
40 Va
'
7% May
Jun
7%
Sicard
21%
78%
A__
;
Steel Co
35%
Feb
21 %
Series
20
12%
common
93/8 Mar
"
•
Class A
Sherwin
30
_10
Standard Structural Steel
14
•"
al8% al8%
8%
•
?
80
a4.20
•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
100
4,564
Corp
preferred :
Feb
14 %
a450
•
^
10
83%
Lawrence
5%
class
10 %
Jan
25%
1
St
Cement
40
r
Oct
12
19%
•
„
12%
•
Farm
4.85
100
Apr
71% Aug
16% July
..
Jan
23%
1,115
Feb
7% May
12
•-
6% Mar
25
25%
10
Canadian Vickers
34 '
37
83%
100
to
'
103% 103%
Jun
Jan
Jan
200
•
common
preferred.
63%
14
10%
1,023
6%
-
Feb fol
10
173.
37 %
7%
11% May
9% May
Apr
4%. Jan
1,535
...
Oct
Aug
7%
3,035
-
37%
1
Companies
5%
10
300
*
5%
Apr
—3,420
12
14'A
t
Sep
13%
385
68 %
V
14%
al2%
1,435
8
56%
Feb
650
10%
5'/»
b9
common
6
Va
8
10
Jan
10
a211/2
10
75
Lawrence
Oct
53%
C
J 7 -m
6%
___*
Royal Bank of Canada
Royallte Oil Co Ltd common
Feb
3.50
.
Va .I'ar.,
Seo
75
17%
•
Co
550
43%
-
al5% al57/a
6%
73/8
.
Rothmans
St
%
*
!
;
4,985
Oct
Mar
6
•
common
10%
13Va
25
£
I
10%
•
Canadian Pacific
Railway
Canadian P»*rf>fina Ltd
preferred
<-
(Canaaa)
B
a!9% ,al9 %
Oil
'
Oct
V)
10%
Oil
"
63
Mar
21%
1,234
...,/
*
•
common
12
18% May
Jar
a21
common.
Paper class A.
Class
Oct
Ltd
54%
Locomotive
Coronation
Jan
127
830
"•
50
class
39%
22
(A
Rolland
Of.
36 %
"489
52
31
common
52
Canadian
•
182
Jan
Roe
E)
Canada
Sep
35
40
'
36%
•
30%
A
52%
Canadian
Corbvs
18 %
Class
•
Preferred
Consumers
Oct
(Albert
Reitman's
common
International Power
(B
July
24
Jan
.
Mar
13%
•
Combined
63
29
16
10,681
29
24%
Imperial Bk of Commerce.10
Columbia
62 %
62%
Jun
24% July
25% Jan
333/4
41%
35
49
.20
1
Aug
'
.15
prior preferred
Oct
60%
Feb./,
255
Jan
-24%
4.50
2.40
Mar
33
Jar-
200
Oct
27
"Jan
6.235
Aug
July
13%" Apr
.
28 V2 Mav
6,091
:
39%
/V,
145
22
Oct
6%
Sep
56%
:
Jun
2.60
5%
41%
10
223/4
:
52%
51 %
6Vb
...
1958 " preferred
Aug
July
24%
Industries
Cockshutt
52%
51
Canadian
Coehlin
2.50
_♦
6.272
.
Jun
19%
Apr
14
SO
35
Canadian
4%
300
710
100
13
Marconi
195
24%
58%
Oct
Canadian
Canadian
31%
57%
20c
23%
Hvdrocarbons
Canadian
30%233/4
573A
9
Canadian Husky
r^nnfUon
30%
23%-
200
Jan
173/4
5,230
9
Feb
150
10.%
24%
9
7%
22
10
Power
12%
Oct
Aug
137,'.'" Feb-
23
;
III
__w_
«
140
22
10%
Telephone
50
a
■
-'.Feb ;V;
23%
Quebec
1,273
17%
Jan
•
Warrants
July
54 %
47
a!40
22
...
74
/ 15%
635
55
.
Oct "
Oct
Jan
55%
55
Oct
-.16
Jan
>15V<:
Sep
30
-43%
Jan
1.15%
Quebec
15%
Jan
1,262
Apr
•
Morse
14 V2
58
193/s.
~~1
:
13
Fairbanks
/ 1,325
Jan.
19
Jun
B'
Class
17
13%
40
common....
common
23%
Canadian
335
Feb
Jar.
i. 10 Va
15
25
U
74
Apr
30
JaA
41'A
1,255
•
•
Co
3.3 i5
24%
24%
>
1,423
—-
1250
Chemical
Iff
-
2,717-
50
51%
»8%
Feb
Aug
Oct
6
Apr
14%
39 %
15
10%
vf
6
.
198
16%
Jun
a8%
Sep
Sep
8
-100
48%
Aug
•
9 V4
49
Mar
A
22 %
Oct.
2,094
72
11%
11% Mar
9%
Jun
8%
29
14% '
45
10
Jui:
21%
43
74
::
Ores
preferred
7'/B
225
1,975 /
1,125-
29'A
43
Sep
Mav
1,285
28%
'/
32 %
Aug
-
28%
43
710
Sugar
serids
283/4
6,325
Electronics
Ce^anese
$1.75
6
4,783
common
Canadian
8%
6
283A
•
Aluminium
Canadian
8'A
-vV"
13
Foundries common
Breweries
8%
33%
20
Steamship
21%
8%
—
50%
•'
5% preferred
Canadian Aviation
8%
21%
8V4
'
1
FeD
20%
15
__1
Co Ltd
Jun
.
18 Vb
Jar.
33
common.
Dominion
Iron
'V
Oct-
44
Jur.
Jan.
50%
preferred
Canada
Jart
153/b
10V4
50%
Cement common
$1.30
31
17%
33%
Reed
Canada
50
7,260
1,479
25
Building Products
Calgary Power
Products
Quebec Natural Gas
6%
36
17%
13%
Tubes.
&
36
Sep
22 Vb
Jar.
19 Vs
common.
Price Bros
83/a
*
Development
Corp of Canada
Premium
/. V
,
14,824
—•
Ltd
class
Aug
5-/# May
36°
1
Ltd
Penmans
July
May
52% Aug
uct
48
3.50
Company
Bruck
Mar
6%
40
225
_•
—
Petroleums.
Page-IIersey
32%
Telephone
Chemical
^teel
Pacific
Sep
•
Power
Columbia
700
6.15
Ontario
Oct
53%
Power—•
As
Forest
Columbia
British
200
52
6.15
•
Oil
Columbia
British
Lfcrht
410
6%
6.15
50
Mines Ltd
American
52
6%
51%
£1
preferred
Oct
56%
May
20%
17%
100
Mar
25
19'A
8%
common—
50
935
July
83/4
Light to Power....
47% Mar
10,588
50
preferred
7
common__5
Corp
46
800
55%
50
50
Corp
Bowater
39
.25
Telephone
Bowater
to Chemical
preferred
■
300
20
5
Noranda Mines Ltd.—.'
B
7%
15
10
Sep
Oct
10%
Locomotive—
10
Oct
8%
21
19%
,
m
:
223/4
70
10%
-^40
Montreal Trust——!
26
21
-
V.I'
*
B
Scotia
Sep
Sep
21
-
m
A——.
Preferred
Nova
Class
L
*-v,V
::
class
Ltd
Montreal.,
Bathurst
-
*
♦
i_
of
Banque Canadian National.
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
26
20
:-„10
A
of,
20% Mar
Oct
150
22%
103/s
-„20
Ban*
pfd—
21
173/4
•
common——
Bank
Scotia
145
■
10
.
partic pfd
Breweries
Class
Sep
21%
a23% a24Va
I'"
-
common
(Robt)
Molson
j 33
_
Bailey
Mitchell
>
ijia
—i-.—-
I;
'
•
Powell River
Tel
to,
Ltd
50
7%
—
preferred-—^
Co
34%
Jan
34%
$1.30
Miron
Oct
Oct
*
Massey-Ferguson
Metropolitan
24 Va
473/8
*
Lawrence Power
Tel
Sep
343
21
M
Ltd——
Maritime
21
High
21
,
MacMillan Bloedel &
July
55% July
46% Sep
Jan
44'/a
33%
34
Oct
53
130
V
53
-•
.
32 %
43%
•
common
Corp—
Lower St
May
22%
pfd
$2.90 preferred
Asbestos
5,545
*
—
4%
Canada
preferred
Canadian
Argus
39
50
Low
..2,020
i,1
a24Va
Ltd
(M)
r
24'A
49%
21
-
preferred
Bros
Loeb
.—20
High
23%
-
preferred
Lewis
High
—*
Ltd
Co
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
A~giu
37%
a24% a24%
*
Algoma titeei
Aluminium
37%
Low
23%
.
.—38
preferred
$6%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
.
.Aluminium
Low
Shares
•
preferred
Week's
Sale Price
i Low
Par
$2
Friday
STOCKS
Monday, October 30, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended October 27)
Laurentide Financial class A
Dollars
.
.
95c
4c
95c
4c
4%c
1.30
1.30
.28
Aug
..
1
35
Jar.
1,100
;
-
18 Va c May
95c
Oct
8.500
3c
Sep
-500
p
81c
Feb
Jan
Oct
2.50 Mar
.
5c
Jan
1.62 May
Volume
194
Number
6103
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(18?5>
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Copperstream Mines Ltd
Petroleum
Crusade
Dalfen's
Ltd
David
Frere
&
Limitee
31c
28c
32c
51,500
15c
55c
60c
2,000
40c
July
35c
Apr
A—
50
Dominion
Leaseholds
Nickel
Fab
Gold
Fontana
Mines
69c
v.";.
85c
98,300
25c
Nickel
9,300
51c
(1945)
-
Oct
85c
A
MacLaren
Class
Leaf
Moore.
4,000
30c
Oct
46c
Sep
26,500
9c
Oct
32c
Oct
New
Pembina
1.80
500
Jan
2.10
Sep
5c
2,000
5c
Oct
6 Vic
500
3c
Feb
Mining
12c 13 %c
;
61%
62%
6c
2%c
6,000
^c
__
59c
3c
Oct
65
I Vic Aug
Aug
3 Vic
May, :
O/heiU/Lu.s
Ir.am*
International
Can
Mar
July
3c
Jan
8 Vic Alar
2Vic
Oct
7 Vic
3oC
Ceramic
Iron
Kohtiki
Lead
:33c
39c
% 20,000
30c
1.11
1.15
3,200
77c
'v;
6%e
Hosco
1.60
1.00
200
Oil
Ltd
Quebec
Dufault
1955
Aug
48c
Jan
Antonio
Steep
Rock
Trans
Mountain
Union
7c
Gas
Aug
3%c
3%c
3 Vic
1,000
3c
Jan
8
1,420
6% Mar
5
8
o
\
1.17
Alines
1.35
3,100
4.90
5.20
3,900
3.90
al4
al4
75
12%
4c
4 V2C
4,000
2c
Mining. Co Ltdwl—1
" 4%c
L——\
Ltd—
27
lOc
■
preferred
,10c
Chipman—
Mercury
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite
Ltd—-;
Mines
Wright
Mussens
Native
New
Canada
'.
Ltd
Formaque Mines
New
Jack
Co
Santiago Mines Ltd-;
Lake
Uranium
West; Amulet
American
North
American
Rare
1st
Jun
12
12%
600
11%
Sen
•
Pitt
Mining.
Ltd
Products
Pr
Corp
6 %
Premier* Steej
Provo
n
Mills
600
1.64
10,300
:
11%
64c
55
6c
7c
2%c
15c
19,000
i36c
40c
7,800
32%
32%
51
51
14c36c
,
.
,
IV2C
8c;
20c
7c
8c
Mar
10
25%
Jan
33
60
:*
Sep
52c
47
Jan
51% Aug
I
26,050
6c
111,300
8c
;
5.40
Jan
1,000
1.55
Feb
2.75
200
2.50
Feb
4c
9c
4c
T
Ltd—-
8 Vic
2,000
3c
8c
6c
1,000
11c
12c
9%C
10c
2c
6,700
<
5,250
11
8c
—•
44
56
42
25
63
11%
12%
1.97
__
1.97
7
200
2 Vic
3c
1.90
6,500
2C 2 Vic
12,000
St
Canada
Ltd
Enterprises
class
Ltd
Columbian
Mines
Me.al
Siscalta
Oils
Air
Cons
Titan
Ltd
Alines
Alines
Ltd—
500
23c
Principal
45c
2,400
1.75
1.75
400
14%.
14%
250
.-22c
28c
605,400
22Vic
5%c
8c 10% c
8c
;
Corp
Ltd.—J—
CO
Products
W"St«rn
Ltd.
Ca-ada
Westville
Alir.es
'
V
.
Unlisted
*
'
•
_d__1
■
.
-
.
7
Jan
1.15
2.68
9
Jail
May
1.00
13%
50
10c
12c
20,200
1.45
60 Vi
700
6c
8,000
Jan
1.30 Mar
Jan
23c
Jan
71c
15c
130
Feb
Feb
13,101
Oct
Aug
2.75 May
85c
May
Jan
2.00
13% Jun
Sep
16%; Feb
5c
Jan
31c
4c
Sep
9 Vic
4%c Aug
3.50
8%c
Oct
May
Jan
16 %c Mar
65c
•Jun
t
■'
Sep
1.60
Jan
13
Sep
14%
Jun
Apr
July
Jan
13
%c
Oct
Agnew
Surpass
Akaitcho
Alba
A
2c
Sen
4c
Mar
Aug
61c
Mar
280
50
9
4Vic
Apr
Oct
11
Feb
32 %
Apr
32%
Apr
2 Vic
May
6c
Oct
'
Canada
Pac .ets,.
td clasj B———
Canadian
Delhi
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Westing rou e
Central-Del
Rio
Oils
Ltd
—
Petroleums
Co
4
;
••
Ltd_r-
7.50,
6.10
800
34
7.95
300
11,500
*
*•
Allied
4<%%
Class
Qold. Mines, Ltd
Mine?..,L J
——1
——
—
Federal
Grain Ltd $1.40 pfd
20
Ford Motor. Co of Canada Ltd.——*
General
D£"^'oo"rieht...Cor">k—
.'_1
'i'Giant
lav*
——
Yellowk.nife
For
Gold
Afines
footnotes,
—
.
Ltd—_1
see page
7C
,
1
42
■'
L_
10%;
■
29
162
8%c
,jo6
20
5,000
10.%
140
29
25
162
32
,
14
14'
100
11
11
200
16
107%
7c
Mar
7,403
2.80
6.05
21%
100
17
1.10
57,115
56c
Jan
41c
13,000
36c
33,500
3c
20,635
1.40
8,075
2.10
27,350
34%
Atlin
815
1,720
38c
21
1,090
16 V*
Feb
21
61
10
52%
Feb
62%
Oct
7.50
907
4.0ft Feb
8.50
Jun
47%
49 Vb
8,396
49 %
Oct
11%
11%
10c
26c
1.91
.
27% %■
—u
.a
27%
27 V4
Sep
38 Va,
21
Feb
23
45 Va Mar
48
Mines—
8,000
loc
Aor
22c
Apr
10c
4,688
5c
Feb
12c
Apr
Sep
14 Vac
Apr
2.75
July
14,500
7c
54
7.35
14c
39,784
,—
class; A
40
preferred;
Bros
A
A.
Feb
9.60 Mar
1.60
Feb
21%
Jan
33 V*
July
4%c May
8c
Jun
13c
Mar
14,000
7c
Jan
6%c
Jail
16%
July
5%
Yukon
7.10
8.15
24%
243/4
775
1.28
1.43
4,100
75c
Jan
43c
42c 43 %c
9,800
34c
Mar
12c 12 %c
10,916
—1
4«i-
27,470
fan
8.85 Mar
20% Mar
25
Aug
1.75 Aug
52c
May
10c
Feb
69
70%
5,979
69 %
Jan
70% Aug
77%
753/4
77%
3,058
66%
Jan
80 Va
Aug
1.70
2.12
Jan
12c'
1.65
1.80
22c
21,200
7%c
9C
20,500
7%Cr
7VzC
8c
11,000
Jan
*•
,/
22C1,'
:_u,—.
Oct
25c
7c
Sep
14 VaC
7c
July
16 %C
Feb
9c
Oct
6c
7%c
21,800
3%c
Feb
2.55
75
2.40
Feb
53
53%
53
class A—
i-,
20%C
2.55
2.55
A
Paper
14c
1.42 May
39,450
20%C
7%c
,
331
38
38
16c
41% May
25
12%c
12,150
38
25
7c
May
Jan
1
2.55
Sep
54
Oct
Oct
8
5,235
6%
Oct
8%
9
9V«
2,335
9
Oct
9 %
4%C
4%c
2,500
26%
3%C Aug
Oct
May
39
22c
6Y*
v.
9c
May
Oct
Oct
Mar
50
21
Jan
27
53c
32,475
45c
Feb
70c
56%
15,661
47%
Apr
56%
Oct
1.25
common
26%
48c
55%
Co
1.49
12,900
6bc
Jan
1.74
May
10c
3,000
9c
July
Corp_.
Corp
Corp
7 Vac
28,100
Jun
12c
69c
7,950
58c
Mar
82c
Sep
May
8c
5,500
7c
Aug
15c
Mar
14%
14%
200
14%
Sep
5c
6c
15,000
4c
Aug
12c
Feb
9c
11c
25,750
3%c
Jan
12c
Jun
26,600
39c
Jan
69c
48c
Ltd
46 Va Mar
51 Va
May
Aug
355
50%
54
July
50%
51%
52%
6%
5%%
Mersey
615
50c
50
6%
6%
80
6%
O-t
51
52
300
47%
Jan
53%
Sep
30
Jm
35
Apr
—
Company
12% May
51%
preferred
preferred
pfd_:—.—
:
35
35
35
25
6.15
-
—_—
Pioneer
6.10
6.25
6,810
75c
Traction
Sep
Bridge & Tank
common
common
—
*
50
—
'
6%
46
30c
19,169
46
750
<
75
Jan
5.80 May
1,000
3.75
5%
3.50
—
75c
3.50
Petroleums
Brazilian
Jan
7%c
preferred
5%
Paper
14c
6c
—
A
Mines
4 VaC
Sep
May
63c
Mines
Uranium
Preferred
Oct
69%
Mines
Bralsaman
July
7%
3.50 Mar
10c
Hats
Bay
3.15
Sep
Oct
1
Copper
Oct
14.%. Jan
Feb
j.05
2.30
Aug
17 Vac May
9%c Oct
5%c July
'
29
July
2.30
1.30
Mines
Biltmore
162
18c
Jan
8.00
Mines
Bowes
Aug
1 07
24%
Telephone
Bralorne
3c
1.00 Aug
4,000
1
7c
Mining
Sep
Apr
May
-10
—
&
Lumber
Jan
49c
-10
■—
common
Beaver
Orit
h eh
._25
class
—
————————————————.
Lodge
July
is e
121,550
Duauesne
9c_
13
13%
250
B
11%
Sep
Oct
12,700
Mines—-
Power
13
10Va
9%
4,000
class
Innes
Bowaters
1
100
Oct
2,000
Petroleums
Bowater
9% May
1.230
Sep
Jan
8.310
Mining
Uranium
9c
1.25
Sep,-
5,590
_——
Mines-
60 Va May
Jan
Jan
2,600
V
Scotia
Jan
Oct
Apr
8,881
(
8c
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Jun
53
6c
1
Jpl/„ HiTqy
21%
Jan
.48
.50c
Jan
48%
Sep
125
Bibis
107 %, Oct
46%
17,650
Bicroft Uran Mines
Jan
Jan
28c
B
Oct
Oct
32%
905
Mines-—t
5 % %
Sep
7,200
Mines-
Oct
7.25
Oct
2.25
435
*
!
Mines—
6.75
38
100%
Feb
1.20
Mines——
36%
Apr
Feb
71c
7%c
—
Jan
Jan
95
50%
^—1——i
Jan
Oct
Jun
7c
A
Gas
Jan
Jan
1,686
Copper—
Beaver
Bell
Feb
Jan
May
40.
44%
Nickel
&
8.70
130
————
Oil
54
Sep
12c
137,440
common—.-.
class
12c
Jan
7.10
36c
50
Distribution
Belcher
5%c July
51 Va
Jun
22c.
42%
Mines
Apr
Apr
1.40
Wire
May
1.75
6%C Aug
1.00
_—
4.05
28*
1.06
i
Oct
405
40
100 Va 100 Vb
—
84c
Oct
1.75
10,400
10c 11 %c
„
Jan
Feb
65c
6,150
13C
1.95
37c
625
7.25
Montreal
Class
6Vac
31,899
533/4
Standard
Sep
19c
8%C
1
class
Jan
July
17 %c
_.
Mines—
Oct
May
2.15 Mar
100
8c
Metals
r
625
8,321
Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Cons
45c
Jan
22%
2ft3/8
200
Nova
Oct
12%
Jan
1.65
Jun;
47%
Mines
Beatty
Jan
16c
3,300
of
52c
22%
65c
of
20% Mav
Feb
8%
1,300
5,820
2.00
preferred
Beattie
Jan
Mar
32 Va
400
26c
2.00.
65c
Ltd
&
14
47%
Oil
Fates
July
45C
1.80
Bank
Bata
Oct
108
18%
Pete
Bank
Base
Oct
16 V*
61
Earth-
Arcadia
Eankfield
110
45c
—
Bailey Selburn
Baska
Oct
170
100
Gold
Ex
3® 7-*
Jan
Jan
7.90 Jan
104:
May
.
21,684
Gold
Bankeno
Oct
24 Va
Electric
53/4 %
2.15
105 Va
'
Banff
Oct
Oct
1.50 Mar
385
8c
Coast
Autofab
Jan
1.45
8,828
57c
Ruffner
Auto
Jan
5c
2.75
6,835
Aumacho River Mines—
Aunor
Aug
51c
Jan
109
2.60
Warrants
Aumaque
May
1.10
Jan
50c
15%
7c
Associated
Oct
27
Sep
1.80
6.85
Oct
4c
2.75
52c
-
Associated
Jan
Sep
;
Hardware
B
11% July
22% July
101
Apr
1.05
,
Class
Oct
10%
Oct
16c
2.60
Ash Temple
Ashdowrr
9% Aug
29
July
133
11c
Sep
'
Bowater
b
Aug
9%c
Jun
18 VB
Oil
Bouzan
21%
4c
2,500
Mines
Gold
Feb
107% 107%
65,000
8
203/4
Corp common
$2.50 preferred-:—
Apr
20%'
2IV4
107%
8%C IOV2C
Argus
Borduclac
5.10
Jun
Oils—
Larder
1st
B
Black
41
Jan
91 %
preferred—
Rare
Mines
Jan
29 %
19%
10
108 108%
4%
Imperial
Jun
510
485
Mines
5,15
4,980
8,345
33%
Petroleums
5.00
o
11
14%
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Area
Oct
100
9c
Anglo Huronian
Anthes
July
22%
com_i::
Anglo Canadian
Ansil
Jun
25 %
1.85
——.'iu,
Warrants
Anchor
43%
100
Controls
Analogue
20c
Apr
10%
Development
Lead
Anaeon
Aug
23 % Mar
515
107%
Credits
Leduc
Oil
Amurex
1
High
22%
36c
Minerals
Co
American
Low
3c
preferred
Oct
32
Oct
Apr
36%
6,830
-
- ■
2.50
Ltd—
Aluminum
Oct
44 %
V:
'
3.50
6
11
Ui
Bldg
Aluminium
3.50
6.10
Apr
1.60
7c
10,498
39
1.99
3.80
42%
*%
2\
7.25
Roxana
49 %
6.10
"1
0arr,
Range Since Jan.
.
24%
Gold
Algoma Steel-
50
29%
37%
24%
——^
Algonquin
Shares
14c
38 %
Warrants
200
43%
h
Jan
Jt.xO
Dollars
High
24%
common
Preferred
55
Oils. Ltd——__u__T.
-
for Week
12 %c
-
Cong
Central
3.85
200
-
Sales
Range
common
Pacific
3.80
Paper Corp Ltd'
Consumers Gas Co common.J——•
5rU
p'>«'f-r':", class
^_100
D'Eldona
5.70
15%
*300
Canadian
of Prices
:
Trunk
Alberta
Algoma
In
Low
Gas
3.50
—"
Consolidated
Denison
3.10
24%
2.275
'
1.25
Week's
__1
Natural
55
,
'10c
Ltd
5.80
33%
34
Exprewed
warrants
Bethlehem
7.50
Are
Class B preferred
Bevcon
Advocate AJines Ltd:
Alberta..Oas Trunk Line
3^970
common
Alberta
Class
%c
14,500
9.80 Mar
.
21%
Class A preferred
Class
Bathurst
46c
9
Oct
h -b
1.30
Gas
Jan*
1,000
5c
6.80
.<
Voting trust
Alberta
Sep
8,500
32%
6,560
Warrants
Aug
18,000
9
Oct
7.00
5.60 Aug
1.25
Shoe
Explorations
1.50
2c
4V2C
May
1.92
Jan
5.70
Ltd
Yellovvknife
Alberta Distillers
11c
53c
32%
'■11 %
3.20
14% < 14%
v 20
21
Agnlco Mines
64 %
2%c
'
8% Mar
22,600
Advocate Mines Ltd—
Bai;ymin Exploration Ltd—
53c
9'
45
800
5.10
__
1
Barnat
July
July
4-Vic'
';
v
alO
1.90
4.95
6.85
20
25
Mines
Oct
'
;
Jun
100
Jan
4.00 Mar
7.10
5C
Jun
19%
1.90
14%
Shown
—
80
Sep
30
Oct
20% Aug
20% Oct
19%
6.95
common
55
*"
Oct
95c
2T%
20
"
90c
6c
Jun
J«n
10 %c 10 Vac
Uranium
Yellowknife
Aug
1.45
13%
330
:
Gas & Oil
Atlas
Sep
Aug
8c
1.10 May
Aug
19%
100
a20
Last
Steels
2.11
116
'
a20
Mar
8
20%
; alO
.
5.10
*
100
a20
__
''
-
:
19%
—
19%
22%
Atlas
2c
:
,
74c
8%
'. a20
^
.
13 %c
—
Oct
2c
—'
1
uttf"A"-:_5
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd-—1
57c
•
—
Atlantic
'
Storks'—
1,000
74c
8%
__
Paper common
Apr
16%
1.00
Jan
13%
Aug
May
12% May
Jun
L'-
Sep
Sep
Jan
Oct
1.30
1
•'
7.98
V-:- 24c
Jan
2.00
60%
Ltd——5
•
89c
Feb
94c
31%
1.32
L.4"
Breweries
Ltd
2.85
Jan
16
'
Westeel
Aug
May
16% May
Sep
Jan
230
800
53c
Acme
3 %c
1,205
16,300
'
Acadia
Feb
16
60%
41
Jun
A
Asamera
80
'
.
22c
Oct
5c
&
Preferred
Arjon
3.50
:
4c
Sep
1.00
5c-!
Class
Apr
41c
Sep
Aug
1.05
Ltd-
Atlantic Sugar
Jun
6c
*
;
•
Power
14%
25c
1
I
4.85
16 Via Feb
-
35%
63%
•
common
Preferred
48c
550
6.00
10c'
1
Sep
Apr
3 Vie May
Jun
200
90c
'.
_10
Oct
2.50 Aug
Jan
4,310
6.00
Virginia Mining Corp.—4L—•
1
Weed^n Mifning Corp
i.—:
_1
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd.
1—1
Oii
12,000
6.00
1
Ltd
Ltd
36,500
■>
1.00
Ltd-
May
29C
Feb
79
79-
Abitibi
Acadia
Sep
5.25
25% Aug
17% Oct
Apr
Oct
Jan
*
Feb
3.50
i_
—-_10
_——
*—
Jan
25c
16
Properties
Eiec
6c
25c
Fund
Ltd
9c
7c;
8c
*
4_i
Vanguard Explorations Ltd—'
Mines
129
24,500
1.75
;
_1
1,
Ltd——
Corp
Carp
Asbestos
Towns
93,500
124
•30c
•
—4
Freezers
United
^cburne
1.40
v
200
»
1.60
121;
121
.*»
*
Ltd—
United
Vause
320
1.15
————6
Canada
Ventures
15%
1.15
1
common
Trans-Canada
United
15%
17 %c
.
U-.
Ltd—;
Preferred-
Trans
2.00
lSVi
1
Ltd
Petroleum
Bros
400
a68c
1.90
1.50
Petroleum
Mines
21,387
17 Vic-
pfd____100
6%
•
a60c
—1
—'
Mines
Apr
25c
3,115^
*'
—;i*.'
Ltd—i
9
Oct
V4 Aug
12'/a
Feb
2.00
2,800
6.90
'
7o
13
18c
Feb
16
2,325
500
7%
Abacus
2c
41,150
•
—
w
13%
28
Oct
Sale Price
30c
25
r
1.27
1.17
-8%
.<
Jan
50
Oct
44%
Par
14 %
13,500
17 %c 17 %c
.
2c
14,700
30c
Exploration
Tooke
;
-
Lake
Tazin
Tib
6.70
g-
2%c
51,900
62c
1.17
Services
Warrants
Supertest
■
2.00
Jan
'
; 16
2.60
6.80
1
A.
Southern Canada Power
Tache
16
55c
—1——2
Alines
3c
.
2.60
--
—d—1
class
Dufault
Sullivan
2c
3c
16c
10
38c
V"
i
»
3,000
16,075
14%
31c
2
Ltee
Spartan
*
u.—
Ltd ':';
Sobey's Stores
Soca
14%
1_2
Ltd
Mines
■..
-Metals——I
Ueveiopment
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd—,
South
A34c
-—
Ltd
Saticon
•lie 11V2C
14%
*
A
x
—1
-
Lawrence
Satellite
Siseoe
2c'
:
6c
47% Sep
-72% Jun
'
3,225
2%c
—
:
Jan
.
;
20%
537
28
25
45 %c
STOCKS
Anmigamafced
•.
v
Apr
a70
.
.
1
Feb
44
a70
11 %
1——1
2,275
17%
Friday
Amalgamated
200
Apr
IOV2C Aug
Sep
-
Bearings (Can) Ltd class A_—*
24%
Oct
Oct
Toronto Stock Exchange
3.00 May
••
•
Feb
t
"
1
Jan
17%
1
Prices
2.00 Sep
,f.
.
Aug
lie
Oct
8.60 Mav
Aug
9,000
7c
9 Vic
•
Crest Gold Alines Ltd
24c
July
15,300
9c
♦
7c
r..
■
:
9c 12 %c
>
9c;
..
July
t)12.%c May
u
Jan
1,500
2.75
pfd—50
Mines—■_
Jan
22c
'
Chains
39V2C May
.
,
20%
Oct
5
12%
5,200
Alminex
1.71
1
Oct
Feb
Jun
20c
Foo's
9c
3 %c
30c
6.65
•\io_
...
May
18e
1.70
,
S»p
May
65
Sep
6.25
o_
Jun
18c
9c
Jan
19 %c
6.25
1st pfd_'_50
cum
Warrants
11%
Sep
Oct
Jan
4.00
Renold
1.64
5%c
18c
Ruby
Aug
Aug
Jan
3.25
Red
8
Aug
3.40 r
Nickel
2 9% May
,.
2c
>
M
Jan
Jun
9c
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd 1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd—:—
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltjd—
1
'
46
147,875
13 %c
3c
4,000
20,000
34c
68c
10 % May
7c
Mar
400
-.1
&
Mar
81c
31,600
28c
V.
1
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd
R
9c
'
7% Sep
6,000
5c
2 Vic
v
2.
Quebec Cobalt &. Exnlbration—___
Ragland
Jun
5%
1,479
30c
—__1
Producers.--
Gas
7%
2%c
ihl—1
part 2nd
c
May
Aug
15c
■-
,
—.1
Corp of Can 4%%
Power
9c
1.55
Mar
64c
Luxe—l':
Mines Ltd
Apr
Sep
4c
4 Vic
'
"_1
——_O-—-
Co
class: A
Porcupine Prime
V ' 13V8
*
—
Jun
^Jay
Jan
32c
7%
11%;
5c
50
Paudash. Mines Ltd
Mining Corp
1.22
24c
4%c
1,000
: 15c
__
-1
Mines
Aug
52c
10,100
7
d..'*
11%
Atlantic Candn Investment Co_l
Gold
55c
1.39
■
Partridge Canadian Exploration' Ltd:
Pennbec
6 Vic
common——*
'
•
500
2,000
52c
<•
1
Ltd
7c
88c
7%
Opemisca Explorers Ltd——-—-J
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd 1
Pitt
..
81C
7
1
-
.r.
Pacific
Oct
46 Va
Aug
^
Ltd—1
Corp—
—
Uranium
Apr
15
12c
Ltd—10
Obalski *0(1945 )< Ltd
Orchan
8
Jun
r6%c
———1
Metals
Power
preferred
Jan
•
—50Ci,
Asbestos
Quebec
Feb
5
II
30c
52c
*
Mines
Mines.
North
Northern
27
62,800
——-» v-.v;"
Pwr
New
New
300
52,600
Ltd-——u——-1
Light &
Newfoundland
Jun
128
50c
1
pi
;
'
Ltd
Minera's
Ltd-P,
24c
.10
7c
s—*
Mines
Iran
Jan
28% May
?,'■'>
44
24c
Mount
Mount
Sep
a8
22c
87c
-
—-1
Ltd
2,750
6,470
Oct
50c
Feb
40c
-.
Royal Dairies Ltd—;
_*
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd———4'
23
50
1
Oct
6c
Sep
9 Vic
50c
V.
Oct
1.12
Ltd——
Oct
5.90
15
•
Aug
23
13,635-
1.64
Oct
al5
u—--1
Co
Pleasant
15c
25
Oct
22c
.
of Canada Ltd-—— 1
Corp
Mining
Mount
44
1
Oet:
28
20
Ltd
Jun
a8
Lm
a
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—o__—
5
11
24%
.
—
1
July
5.75
al5
—10
—
1.15
200
27
; ,10c
.
;———1
Mclntyre-PorcuDine Mines Ltd——_i._5
Meichers Distilleries Ltd common-..-4
Monpre
16c
July
al8c
f
11%
10%
100
2,040
4
49
Ltd
Ltd
Oct
1,075
5
Jan
99c
20
Pipe Line Co.
Canada
13%
1.03
5%C July
8% July
Feb
al7c
4.90
of
Oils
Jun
11%
'
>
-
*
18%c July
Oct
3.00
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M-):
6%
6%c Oct
700
Corp of Canada Ltd-,—,—.
Massval
7,000
pfd
Ltd
Mines
Oil
"
9
Oct
Jan
3,750
Inc class A—1-1
Copper
Lithium
7c
Iron
10%
Jun
22%
,—20
Mines
Jun
18
49%
-
Gold Mines
Oct
18
1
600
5
1
;;
Ltd
15%
11
—
1.25
preferred
Industries
28%
1
;
1951 preferred—
High
Jan
Jan
9Vi
Sep
8c
,
10%
'
'
19
*
;
1950
5%
San
2.00
4.00
;
5%
5%
Russell
Sherritt-Gordon
1.60
8c
Mines-—1
(Alfred)
Lingside
6 V2C
8c
1
10%
11%
5
Ltd—
Telephone
Oct
Feb
3.70
——
*
Co
Ltd^
Mines
Sep
Jun
3.90
Acceptance Corp class A
Laduboro
Lambert
_1
1.05
Ltd—ril
Mines
:J.
Paper
Pipe Lines Ltd
6c
Jun
L*,——i
—
—
Zinc
6c
Ltd—_1
Ltd
Co
Corp
:
a20
_*
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
70c
....
'
Labrador
Lake
Mining
Oil
Israel-Continental
Jubilee
lcu———_—-41
Ltd
Ontario
Low
9.15
„
2c
20c
38,300
4c
-
1.13
—
15c
4,000
6%c
■■
Jan
May
51,050
59c
6c
9c
11,500
4c
51c
__
/
.
Feb
38%
125
l%c
3%c
1.60
12,000
61%
2%c
Development——1®
&
a20
Feb
4c
£*
Corporation
38c
39c
1,100
Paper Co cl A—2.50
Mills
&
12,650
9.00
——2.50
Mmnesooa
27%
15 .15%
1
*
&
High
26%
—
15%
20
Ltd
B
Maple
4c
pfd
Low
!
;
5
2.50
B
Power
Oct
24%. .inn
6%
Mines
warrants
Feb
1.15
Jun
(Can)
Gold
class
United
Hastings
Paints
Ltd-
Ltd—
Gas
&
Companies Ltd new class A—♦
New
36c
13c
——a_l
—
Aug
5c
—*
Ventures Ltd—,
Golden Age Mines Ltd
78
.—:
v.,
—1
Oil
Class
1.80
Ltd_^—.—*
Ltd—
Oct
May
5c
—1
Ltd..——_1
Minerals
19V4
Loblaw
38%
July
181
Oct
Mines
Gold
Oil
Kerr-Addison
32c
—1
Mines
27
Internat.
Jun
,
10
May
68c
Jan
10c
Apr
21 %
36c
—_——1
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14%
Bay
16%
20Va Mar
7,467
Consol
Hudson's
48
Oct
65c
Ltd————1
Ltd-
3c
21%
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Eay
Gaspe
66c
1
—
Ltd——
Mines
85c
-1
Mines
Reliance
Fundy
37%
*
Mining-6c Exploration Inc
Fort
36
36
,
1
Minerals
&
Falconbridge
Fano
500
Co Ltd *
Ltd——
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Oil
Metal
14,000
26
♦
Corp
Sullivan
Sol
25
3c
Hollinger
60c
2.50 May
9.25
3c
Par
Oct
1.50 Mar
9% May
26
•
32c
39 % Aug
110
9.25
Ltd
Lineleum
&
Co
Copper
Empire
30
1
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Engineering
Oilcloth
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46
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46
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500
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42
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Sep
60c
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Dolsan
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1
class
class
High
Ltd-———4'
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Default
Low
39
3.50
.
5
43 %
Jan
Oct
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Jun
9 V4 May
7.60
Jan
1.00
Sep
5% May
7 % Jan
49
Jun
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Par
Bright
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Columbia
British
Erockville
Broulan
B
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Building
33%
50%
19,262
1,942
50
65%
Oct
Consolidated
2.00 Jan
3.05
Apr
Consolidated Halliwell
Apr
Consolidated
29%
Jan
12
Jan
36
15
48%
Feb
Consolidated
45
52
Jun
Gas
Camerina
class
4y4.fr
Class
Safeway
Canada
Southern
Canada
Canadian
12c
11c
12c
2.50
2.50
775
2.25
Sep
5.50
Jun
*
4c
4c
2.30 Jan
5.80
Jun
Consolidated
Northland
Mines
1
29c
May
Consolidated
Pershcourt
Mine
1
15,041
3,000
34%
2.10
4c
.
34
.
34%
4c
1.06
4c
8c
Aug
2.30
Apr
Quebec Gold Mines
Poplar.
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Consolidated
Sep
38% July
32
Jan
5%
400
5
Sep
5%
Oct
Consolidated Sannorm
181/4
1,975
16
Jun
24%
Sep
10%
6,872
10
Oct
13%
Jan
Consumers Gas common
7%
420
--
10
10%
,
7%
6y4
-
8
Class
May
9c
8,720
21,500
17%
17%
9,235
24 y4
25%
4,810
102
102
15
100y2
Jan
2.85
Sep
May
14c
17%
24 y2
4.65
2.85
4.65
26c
28C
1.60
1.60
7.35
8.00
46,972
7.55
Jan
30%
Jan
1.05 Feb
5.55
Jan
11%
Apr
24 y2
July
25 y2
Jan
28%
Oct
Craig
15%
15%
15%
935
14
Jan
16 y2
Apr
Craigmont
36
350
21
35
Feb
36
Oct
17%
17%
115
17%
Oct
21%
Feb
Crestbrook
19 %
21%
6,435
18 y4
Jan
21%
Oct
—
84
75
85
76 %
July
Sep
49
Jan
Jan
*
54 y2
54
54%
326
55
54%
55
480
48%
10
74
74
75
322
93%
93%
37
57% Jan
90% Jan
2.60
2.65
5,400
A
100
Petrol
'
1
2.65
62%
63
1.79
1.79
1.89
8,475
B
*
10
10
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:
1
5c
6c
11,133
*
3.25
3.50
2,465
3.05
3.50
1,855
13%
14
1,345
13
341/8
2,410
33%
25
35%
35%
Canadian
Chieftain
Petroleum
Canadian
Collieries
common
Preferred
3
2.30
Jan
Delnite
Sep
Denison
Dickenson
Apr
Dome
Mines
34 y8
Oct
Dome
37
Oct
Dominion
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge
Dock
B
Dominion
Dairies
5%
2,050
Dominion
Products
3,80.
3.90-
3.50'
3.60
-12,819
12,935
13%
14%
1,980
1.40
2.14
517,099
1.46
1.40
1.50
50c
10
10
*
common
—100
—
20c
8%
6%
6%
30,100
101%
7%
*
675
Gen
Dominion
7^r
•
:
Preferred
11
Aug
16
Dominion
Jan
Feb
Oct
Dominion
2.04 May
Dominion
2.14
11
Preferred
% May
52
100
37%
Jan
Apr
Dover
18%
500
55
Jan
15%
High
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Husky Oil
_20c
Crest
_10o
24c
3,500
Warrants
74c
96c
6,831
5%
1
5y8
5%
24,479
2.95
Canadian
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Malartic
Jan
12%
5,007
8%
68%
8%
69 y8
1.380
•
14%
14%
8%
14%
Marconi
Co
•
34c
—1
5%
37c
5
3,206
14
7,200
30c
555
Canadian North Inca
Canadian Northwest Mines
1
8c
8c
9c
10,285
#
15c
14c
16c
16,732
Canadian
*
Oil
Cos
4';
common
preferred
b'h
Canadian
Railway
Petrofina preferred
83%
103%
25
__10
—
-100
—25
___
Pacific
Canadian
33%
I100
preferred
12%
Silica
Canadian
Tire
class
Canadian
Utilities
5%
41
5
%%
Can
Westn
Natural
Gas
Z_
Mines
Gold
—1
1
Farm
Coin
Gold
Lake
Sep
May
19%
16%
16%
580
15%
Apr
18»/4 Mar
16
150
15 V4
Apr
18 y4 May
20%
14%. Jan
24
590
20
Oct
22%
29%
32
600
29%
Oct
39
Jan
11c
3,516
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
26c 32 %c
140,479
22c
Oct
63c
Feb
8%c
Apr
6c
4,000
4%c Sep
1.10
1,600
91c
12%
13
3,615
12%
45c
4,000
35c
18,382
1.47
7%c
1,30
1.60
26,330
5.00
85c
Jan
Oct
1.25 Mar
Oct
15 % May
Oct
48c
Jan'
Oct
7.20
i
Mar
Apr
1.70
Sep
&
7c
7%c
37,900
7c
Apr
18c
1.05
1.15
6,950
78c
Jan
32
36
570
1.50 May
39
Oct
3%c
3c
4%c
6,500
27c
25c
27c
31,100
23c
Aug
__1
12 %c
12C
14c
15,100
9c
Jan
1
Smelting
65c
63c
77c
21,100
44c
Jan
55c
47c
57c
85,706
43c
Feb
32
22
Jan
2%c Jan
Jan
5c
Oct
42c
May
15 %c May
90c
May
70c
Apr
*
38%
Jan
58 %
Sep
3.20
Apr
5.15
Oct
4.85
4.65
5.15
14%
11%
14%
27,650
2,200
37c
36c
41c
105,200
4.25
4.20
4.70 Jan
6.70 July
2,955
3.90
Jan
5% Mar
865
«°/4
uan
13% July
24c
n
10%
11%
Coniaurum
17c
26c
12,600
3,140
16 %c
17 c
*
7,162
9%
9%
9%
350
1
3y2c
3%c
4%c
*
5,500
8c
•
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_
Mines
Gamma
Building
10
82c
•
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Mines
Consolidated Bellekeno
1,025
165
74c
25c.
8c
9
Warrants
10%
14,680
7%
6,155
21 %c Mar
:
42
84c
El
Eureka
Corp
Falconbridge
common—
4,920
May
Faraday Uranium Mines—
Fargo Oils Ltd——
1—
Farwest
Grain
A
Ford
(U S)—
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Francoeur
Fraser
Ltd;
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2.10
2.00
2J0
25.830
i2c
lie
2.00/Sep
12c
II,100
10c
Oct
Oct
-
/
4,65
20c
;
Jan
Mar
*
50%
(Charles)
—
.
',
class A——-
*
1
*
100
100
Geco Mines Ltd
1
General Bakeries
*
General Development—
1
General Dynamics
1
General Motors
I
;
1%
General Petroleum & Drill corn——50c
—
36 y2
Gatineau Power common
5%
preferred
5%% prior preferred
—
—
21%
11 %
Wares
common-—-
Mines
10%
Oct
15%
Jun
14%
Sep
17%
Aug
14%
Jan
20% July
1,050
15
15 %
6,155
6%c
7c
8,500
11%. 11%,
Grandroy
Great.
Mines
/.
;
1,540
12%
13
4%c
5c
26%
3.30
27%
10c
20
11c
"
%
»'
540
455
Sep
Jan
Jan
15 %
37%
Jan
16%
Oct
Jan
2.75
Sep
6c
2
-
4.40
s
12c
May
May
Apr
3.75
4Kc'
*
29% May
5.78
Aug
Jan
45c
r
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Jan
Oct
75c
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17%
July
Oct
Jan
-
65r
130
113%
Oct
Jan
165
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6c
Aug
2t
29
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3.25
Jan
15%
M
Jan
8c
Jun
14% May
Jan
10
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69% May
Jan
-
Apr
May
+
41
Jan
4.70
Z
Feb
Aug
Jun
1/c
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23%
Jan
10 %c
4c
Jun
Sep
102
110
90
60
^%
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105
Jan
110
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22
11%
24
July
107
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11%
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17%
Jun
25%
Oct
44%
Jan
•1
52%
Oct
85c
Jan
55c
6,064
9
11%
13c
4c
12'/2
24c
17c
4%c
12V2
25c
13c
22J/2c
156
44%
6%
20c
27c
156
45
6%
22c
2.90
18Va
> 48
3.25
19%
46
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2,645
18
19%
2,165
,
3,200
4,644
705
.14,000
18c
,
12,500
36,166
10
150
300
83,387
10.500
t.
Oct
Feb
Aug
7%
1,200
,
39%
17% Mar
7,900
,
AUg
:
1.98 May
.
-
—27%
60c
2.90
18V4
44%
18%
24
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Jun
1
1.32
....
8%c
44%
6%
21c
60
20
-16% Jan
•
7c
55c
10%
__
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16% July
7c
—
27c
7% Mar
10
—
Oct
July
34%
£8c
25c
Feb
115
J
8% Mar
85
1
*
—50
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*
May
8c
179
Feb
-
49,000
69c
4c
Oct
1,321
<
37%
60c
55c
—
20c
Jan
Oct
-
2,209
2,845
13c
Sep
1.73
Jun
15c
Oct
26
/
Jan
65%
-
5,621
275
20%
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32
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3,505
2,215
3.45
8c IOV2C
36
102
109
21 %
-
2.10
16%
4c
4,500
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Jan
Apr
70
-
285
1,360
107
156% 158%
Oct
Feb
-
25
6,050
65c
2.70
99c
34,987
16%
Sep
1.55
^135
63c
Feb
7c
18%
10,489
1,175
3,940
23,700 *
1,840 •
;
3,500
21„000'
16%
105
Jan
1.01
Sep
15%
^
4.70 ' 57/8
50%:
53
29
29
Jun
7c
25
-t
.
-
Jan
50%
Sep
1.46 Apr
.
-
12 %
4%c
9%
—
—
38%c
Oct
Sep
Jan
16 %c May
July
3V2c Sep
85
Lakes
Warrants
63
17%
22
1.80
2.89
7c
30c
".100
860
* 1,125
14,912
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1,000
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10
3,324
1,100
8c
Jun
20 %
Feb
45
9%
—'-_ J—1
—
61 %
17
22
1.74
2.76
7c
28 %c
20,850
: 5,920
9c
87/8 Mar
•
85
———:——l
^
16% 16%
32
32
23% 24%
1.43
1.50
10%cll%c
5c
5c
162
179
65% 65%
18c
20c
9% 11 %
12Vb 12%
*
13%
\
Aug
9% Apr
9%
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Mines
100
Jan
4c
*
*
——
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10
100
-
23 %
17% May
;•
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——-—1
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'Aug
657
14%
10%
(.Sep
10,091
30%
51%
59c
Oct
i
12
15%
26%
49%
•;—
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'
;
18"%
21%
11%
13%
<
6.25. Sep
68
11%
6,305
525
11,375
—.
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Gold ale Mines
Ja n
300
650
710
,
Ltd—;———
Mascot
Apr
7
30
50%
——1
1
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd-—— I
Glacier Explorers
—1
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Giant
99
.
10%
r—
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A
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143
605
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18%
21
20
1
Jan
Oct
14%
<
—
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Oct
Apr
—
29c
5%c
__
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Frosst
1
1
—65c
1
16%
5
106
*
156%
—12%
20c
*
26%
-10
r.—
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Motor Co
5%
2.30 Jan
40
2.33
1.80
——
Fleetwood Corp
Ford
101
Jan
5,366
2.22.
1.75
——20
10%
%c
10%
Z/
2.31
-*
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class
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Fleet
315
225
.
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25,000
-
-
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Federal
8
4.60
67 %
50c
5V2c
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Mining
Federal
-
44c
4%c
1
Sep
3.15
Sep
.
49c
5c
62
15C
11
9%
4.50
10
33,300
17 %
22
1.75
2.80
May
7% Aug
Sep
4%c
—
Sep
Jan
<■
4c
9%
23%
13%
600
-
93
3,500
12%
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12%
10c
-■
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1.70
10
172
65%
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4.75
50
—
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1.40 Oct
10
32
23%
1 48
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Jan
2.50 May
50
9c
3VaC
—
Oct
27%
215
153/^
—
Oct
45%
208
7%
10%
—
4.25
Jan
19% Mar
1.70
65%
101
10%
__
7c
Oct
Oct
Mar
4.50
.
1Q%
*
Sep
2.65 May
12%
67
—*
—1
1
8c
Aug
8
*
93c
51c
31%
July
11%
1.40
—
*
57c
45 %c
Jan
16%
55c
9%c Jan
Mar
22%
——-*
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Famous Players Canadian—,—;
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1.50 -Sep
5c
Feb
Jun
May
7c
4.50
__
.10
3c
7,950
108%
Sep
-
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9.25
21%
51c
__
1
Fanny Farmer Canidy
Fatima
2
;
21%
-—10
25
1
;i—
Insurance
Exquisite Form
Preferred:
23c
5.847
23,311
6.70
—
Life
Equitable
.
10%
9,040
?.—^1
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Empire Life Insurance-——
i
15,750
43c .45%c
12%
*
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Goldfields
1
16,020
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Goldray
i
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4% preferred—-,
Gordon Mackay-class A—;
9c
1 f
Apr
24c26%c
11%
—
Jun
3.15
Jan
10% May
Jnn
23c
12"%
_20
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Jun
8c
Sep
Oct
9%c
.
4V2c Aug
—1
30c
2.70
33c
54,300
134,165
—*
1
11%
8c
Jan
Jun
29c.
9%c
3,665
—*
common—
Jan
2.90
May
12c
14,110
*
Aug
6%
Jan
31c
Oct
27
23.50
7%
16c
*
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Jan
May
1.00
5%'July
9
7%
._
12%
Jan
3%c Aug
7%
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May
165
May
19,000
g3/4
see page
63c
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•
,
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*
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common^
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151
12c
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4.10
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4.30
165
Mar
6c
45%
common
common
General Steel
12%
80c
7c
J»»c
7,000
3.90
'
Oct
12
1
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Apr
22c
10
1,500
13,700
9.85
15%
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41c
12
2.50
Match
16%
Aug
10% Sep
Aug
25%
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Oct
18c
Jun
3c
9%c
10c
19c20%c
6c 7%c
18.5/b
21
Mines
Jan
23c
3,500
Malartic
11%
*
■
97%
10,357
43%
1
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13c
*
Life
footnotes,
500
»
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1,790
«
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•Consolidated Beta
5.55
52%
1
Equipment
Mines
Metals
Consolidated
5.35
52%
1
Enterprises
Confederation
For
100 y2
6.20
1
Willans
Combined
ft
Feb
.25
Columbia Cellulose
ll
93
20
.175
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Cockshutt
ft
Oct
40c
1
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Cochenour
Key
Oct
54%
6.00
*
Chrysler
Con
31c
1
.
—
Chimo Gold Mires
t!
49 y2
45c
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Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Coniagas
Jun
Jan
Jan
6.15
Oil
Conduits
1.04
37%
39 %
11c
12%
.
Porcupine
Combined
Aug
785
6c
Chib
I
Sep
Apr
408
49
54%
1.05
Chateau Gai Wines_
Cheskirk Mines
Chromium
13%
63
Jan
100
20%
Ltd—
Rio—
Chesterville
75C
Oct
Oct
2o% May
7% Jan
43
Oct
84%
105
16
Quartz.
Central Pat Gold
Charter
46,361
34%
*u
Mar
100
30
1
Athabaska
Del
96c
48%
54%
"III
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Central
135
—20
___,
Mines
Cariboo
Central
2,221
62%
—20
Westinghouse
Captain
Cayzor
12%
16%
com
Exploration
Erin
12
Jan
19%
preferred
Candore
18,273
62
;
preferred
Canadian
25%
85c
—100
pfd__
Canadian Vickers
39c
Jan
25
*/2
80
20
4c
Aug
3.95
Elder Mines & Developments Ltd
Jan
21%
10
106
63
Feb
52
26%
50
Eddy
7.50 May
12c
Jan
Feb
48%
A
July
99 %
54%
Corp
Common
17
42c
120
62
Canadian
Jan
4,068
106
3%c
55c
*
1
Easy
Sep
Mar
34I/8
83%
83%
5%
_10
Eddy
Aug
10 ya
4.80May
7c
Aug
12 %c Aug
5,235
24c
East. Sullivan Mines
Oct
72
n
Jan
103% 103%
90c
Canadian Salt
Canadian
33%
.•
3.80
1
5%
"
I.
8%
45c
East
Apr
Jan
12%
Gold
Canadian
1.35
Jan
9%
11%
common
Jan
1.30
2.75
12
68%
2.50
Industrial Gas
4.40
7%
10%
Dynamic Petroleum
East Amphi Gold
Feb
4uc
3,315.
2.25
*
Bank
67c
Jan
5c
5%c Sep
44%
—
Mines—
Industries
Duvan
20 V2 May
2,511
2.75
Imperial
22c
6,687
7c
Erewery
Dow
Apr
7% May
3.75 Apr
__10
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian
24c
78c
Apr
245
8c
15,646
30,805
Duvex Oils & Mineral
Canadian
11c
6c
27c
Preferred
Oct
7
Feb
Jun
May
47
9c
common—*
——
Donalda
18
9,000
Jan
1.65
15c
7c
28%c
—*
Dominion Textile
Jan
May
20%c
7%c
—*
& Chemical
Jun
4.50
Jan
4c
5%c
—
*
Stores
Tar
Jan
85c
70c
600
106
*
Steel & Coal
48c
9
2,565
15%
500
—
25
Magnesium—.
9 %
3,905
340
8c
Oct
43%
—
100
Dominion
•
Jan
6%
16
1.30
7%
In
__^
5.15 Mar
5.00 Jun
4%
2.60
Feb
1.80
16
46%
*
common *—
Oct
430
6%
}
1.30
v
6%
2.45
19%
Foundry & Steel common
Jan
6%
Oct
common
Sep
Augr.
16
.-.'Warrants
.July
.
1.40 Oct
16%
1
Gen
3.60
10
Jan
common
preferred
7%
52
Securities "A"
Canada
of
405
-
2.50
preferred
Energy
Warrants
:82c
?
6.15
1
3.50
-
1,825
1
Electrohome
^99 ^ug
1Z VMay
Jan
-
13%
2.14
;__
Gas
4,100
—1
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A
preferred
98c
16%
Canadian Dyno Mines.
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian Food
93c
3.85
16%
*
Coal
<3.50
15%
Bridge
Dominion
•
Petroleum
16
2.50
Dominion
v;><i
Feb
Apr
Oct
1
7% Mar
Sep/?y
18c
Feb
56c
July
1.30
2
4.10 Mar
5>dcS?f
Oct
300
•_
Jan
84c
Oct
69c
1,000
4,500
15c
*
Petroleum
50c
13c
Oct
12%
Jan;
20c
Aug
9
Oct
10% May
27%c
Jan
18
15% May
8%
%c
15c
45c
*
Feb
-
1.63 May
19% Aug
1.40
Seagrams
Oct
■
9
Jan
*
Mines
Distillers
Feb
21% Feb
250
Feb
Jan
May
45c
1.40
—
2oc
5%
7,200
Aug
28c
_*
Palmer Oils
Devon
2.00
75c.
Sep
87/a
Jan
1.40
1
31%
1.05
57,800
1
1,150
75C
59c
:
3,820
5%
55c
5.95
/.
Apr
6c
585
56c
Oct
80c
11,305
11%
1
2,460
1.00
8%
11%
1
Mines
5.45 May
M#r
6"%
305
8%
__
Mines—
14%
69c
17 Va
8%
Pacific—
Feb
5.30
Jan
May
17%
21%
3.25 Mar
730
*
Mines
6
*
:
—
Canadian
Canadian
2.25
Delhi
Mar
8%
Gold
36
--
17%
r
—*
Horn Mines
2.65
1.05
-*
15%
1
5%
lOe
Z
11,150
31,316
1,030
i
2.40
„
1
—^
Canadian Curtis Wright
Canadian Delhi
8c
1.45
18%
Explorers
98c
*
6%c
1.25
18%
.
1
5y2
—
Chemical
7%c
1.26
18%
Mines
2.40
preferred
Warrants
12c
Class A preferred
Cusco
13% May
34
common
7,086
100
Ltd
Deldona
Jan
*
3.30
16c
1
Deer
8%
3.25
8%
15c
l
Feb
1,505
13%
A___
5.50
8%
5
Aug
11
•
warrants
warrants
4.80
15c
1
10c
10V4
10%
Aug
Jan
3.20
8c
11
57
•*
109
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
25
British
Feb
12c
Jan
8%
!
International
Daering
Jan
Canadian
104
common
Daragon Mines
43%
_
65
7,071
Pershing
Oct
18% May
4% Sep
100
7
107% 108%
«■'
50c
1.98 May
8,901
23
'
Aug
r~
Feb
64
Jun
109
-
Oct
Sep
4,038
52
common
4c
Feb
1 1
*
Ltd—
3.60
Jan
1.00 Aug
7
Feb
105
5.40
Zellerbach
Crush
Apr
16
60
__
1
Timber
/
55
23
5%
Aluminium
40 y4
Croinor
May
94
(R L)
Crown
60% May
85
2.55 Aug
315
1
*
common
61
32,023
109
]
Crowpat Minerals
1.60 Mar
21%
*
1
*
common.^
new
Warrants
Mar
Jan
84c
848
2,533
Jun
63%
60
76
90c
20%
108%
21%
*
Mines
__
74
Mar
2.00
*
21%
84
Feb
4c
6,325
Copper
*
90c
Sep
July
5c
4,500
2.20
Eit
10
.
12,c
Oct
8%c
Mining
Cowichan
Crain
6%
Canadian
Courvan
Jan
Mar
35
52%
Canadian
18 y4
29
May
8c
Lead Zinc
346
May
9c
2.00
•
125
57c
Mar
4c
•
;
Imperial
1,927
*
1
Celanese
Coulee
10% May
27
1,286 *
4,000
13c
7c
B
28%
*
Canadian
Class
Cosmos
7c
7%c
41c
2.00
:
Coronation Credit
Jun
28%
•
A
2.00
3,900
7c
7c
Sep
July
%c Aug
8%c
—
Corby Distillery .class A
Oct
May
16%
Bakeries
Class B
4.65
38c
May
7c
107%
Copper-Man Mines.:
Copper Rand Chiboug
26c
23c
2,166
*
Exploration
28
,
Breweries
2nd
23%
Jan
Oct
23,900
13c
31%c34%c
*
Clark Publishing
16%
28
Canadian
Class
Jdn
104
32c
10c
l
Coppercorp Ltd
27%
28
20
Canadian Aviation
81%
■Copp
Jun
13%
1,130
Conwest
Jan
48c
23%
2,600
Sep
13c*
15c
Jan
27c
100
Jan
Sep
6c
9%c
1
preferred
23c
Jan
Jun
__
100
7%c July
2,734
26c
Canadian
Class
9c
2,600
B
Oct
2.40
15 %c May
Oct
2%c
4
_♦
Mines—
;
A
Class
Jan
1.74 May
35c
1.51 Mar
4c
'
1
Consolidated West Petroleum
1,310
1.80
5,982
1,000
,
2.50
Red
5 %
29c
cl A
•
_1
Consolidated
Oct
6%c
July
17%
*
Canadian Canners class
Jan
1
1
Minerals
Feb
12c
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
25c
Ltd preferred—
Astoria
78c
9,508
10,600
9%
—*
Lines
28%
Apr
•
Steamship
Jan
4%
1
Canada Tungsten
Canada Wire & Cable class
20
200
*
Canada
10,104
98,450
8%
1
Permanent
21%
1.07
Sep
Jun
8%
4c
B
Canada
3.20
2.09
—100
*
class
Feb
27c
2.30
Lands
Packers
11,482
1.90
—*
preferred—
Malting
Canada
2.95
2.01
7%c
.
Forgings
Oil
2.88
'
1
4,000
A_.
Canada
2.95
2
12 %c
Canada Iron Foundries common
Canada
*
Mosher—
*
&
Oct
Ltd—
Morrison Exploration
21,530
Canada Crushed Cut Stone.
Foundries
1.56
Consolidated
8c
—
Canada
3an
Consolidated
*
*
100
common
Foils
May
68c
Sep
Sep
5.45
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake_
Canada
38c
97,955
Jan
4%c
Oil
Preferred
18,100
1.56
11% Mar
4.95
Jan
47c
1.16
16%
Oct
Mar
May
43c
1.42
38c
4%C
Petroleum
Canada Cement
63c
45c
1
Jan
8%
29c
_
Oil——'
&
55c
12%
25c
—
preferred
Consolidated
Jun
285
~——1
—
Mines
Calvert
35c
1
*
Petroleum
Calvan
71,350
1,293
—*
Calgary & Edmonton___
Calgary Power common
5%
45c
25,500
25c
—
41c
9
;—l
Oils
Jan
44c
30c
5.05
-Z-
Dock class A——
Mines
15c
15%
9
;
Cable
17,174
15
—*
Cadamet
Oils
22c
;
*
Burr^i
Calalta
Mac
17c
26c
28c
22 %c May
18c
1
Marbenor Mines
Mic
High
Low
High
_7
Iron
Fenimore
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
July
32% Aug
Mar'
Low
Par
Feb
22%
1.32
30c
-*
—
———
(Range for Week Ended October 27)
High
21%
1.32
29%c
4%c
2.20
4c
class 3——,——
Eurrard Dry
5,835
1
& Smelting
Products
Burlington
13
33
.
Lake
Bullochs Ltd
32%
12%
Monday, October 30, 1961
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Mogul
;
—
Ankerite
Red
31%
32
13
33%
50 /8
42%
I,30014,913
1
1
1
Brunswick Mining
Buffalo
2.69
50
.
*
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
65%
.
1
pfd—
Mines—
Brown Company
—
Bruck Mills class A———
ClOSS
<,
*
25
10
1
Telephone
Chemical
Reef
i
*
Products
Power
—2
Low
2.61
1
*
Petroleums
High
65
65%
*
(T G) common——
Britalta
Low
r
.
a
July
Sep
51c
7
7c
May
July
26C
.
Jan
82
61c
Jan
12 %
86
13c
Jan
Jan
7c
May
14 % May
18Vac Jan
15c
Aug
19c
Sep
lo% Mat
16c
Sep
70c
ll%c Aug
'
Jun
14%
% Mar
2c
Feb
May
31c
24 c
.Sep
July
27c
May
Jan
Sep
121
.Jan
165
Aug
43
Jan
47
Sep
5% July
10C
.6% July
Mar
22c
3.09 Jun
36%
Jan
26 %
Jan
6 25
Jan
Oct
4.10 May
21% Aug
"
T46
Oct
21
Oct
Volume
194
Number 6103
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1877)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Northern Gas
Great
Warrants
$2.80
common
l
________
Class
C
Plains
West
Class
1956
Gas
90
2,830
1.00
2.50
300
2.50
13%
14%
3,795
8.65
Jan
6%
iQ\/a
3.85
3.85
__
153/4
151/3
15%
_■>
Lines
—f.
10
1
Mines
_—
Head
Gold
Mines
Minerals
Hees
Gold
*
8.45
8.75
"12,478
Consolidated
__
535
13c
4,620
12c
6c
6c4
7c
10,300
12 %c
14c
5,500
1.09
1.09
Hudson
Bay
Mattagami
43c
400
25c
Oct
McBrine
2.76
2.60
2.84
25,770
1.85
Jan
Oct
McCabe
49%
50%
375
48%
Apr
53
Apr
19
Jan
29
Aug
35 %
9.75
9.15
9.15
4.20
4.20
8,764
7.60 Jan
9.35
-3,764
7.25 Jan
4.45
18,290
3.05 May
44
165
2.17
860
•
52
15%
.51
52
1,767
14%
15%
10,888
8c
7%c
8c
12Va
12J/2
46%
___♦
>:
6%
*
.<
International
Bronze
Preferred
Powders
Molybdenum
International
Utilities
warrants
Interprovincial
Interprovincial
Syndicate
class
Irish Copper Mines
Iron Bay Mines
Glass
!
160
Oct
'6%
1,005
5%
48% Sep
16%. Jun
3iy4
Jan
3,070
19
Oct
120
52
Mar
94
15
90
6%
Jan
Oct
33
May
Jan
16%
745
5%
5%
4,065
18
1,200
16
Jan
1.60
1.75
1,990
95c
Jan
38 V2c
>' 42c
7,700
29c
Jan;/:
49c
265
11%
Apr
100
22 Va Mar
16% July
25% Oct
15
>4c
15
25%
<
-.*»
-
4y2c
4,000
84%
4c
13,348
80 y2
42%
42%
46 %
45%
46 %
7%
7y2
73 %
1.55
51 y2
1.10
1.74
11%
62c
1.65
51V2
' 1.10
1 75
10
•
—
May
Jun
87% Aug
33%
Jan
49
2,936
40%
Jan
50%
730
7%
Oct
760
11,628
14,389
1.55
Oct
52%
1.16
1.90
4,195
31 y2
Jan
65c
Jan
10,100
4>000
*
175
11%
31c
Jan
60%
,
Jun
Jun
7% Aug
Jan
1.00 May
77%
Oct
2.80
57
Jan
Oct
1.65 May
1.50 July
8% May
2.70
13
*
Jan
Sep
Public
63c
69c
20,100
44c
Sep
72c
Mar
21c
20c ' 22c
28,800
20c
July
40c
'Feb
59c
53c
'16,000
48c
Oct
90c
May
Service
*
:
Explorations.
Lake
Gold
Mines
Jumping Pound
Jupiter Oils
Douglas
Petrol
of
—
82c
1.05
16,800
63
25
-
300
3.70
4c
Aug
7c
Mar
8%
20,600
13,400
30c
15c
3.20
7
2,007
1,000
14c
6%
30c
15c
2.88
6%
Jan
35c
8c
Jan
12 %c
May
25c
Aug
38c
Oct
Aug
24c
Jan
►
New
new
Labrador Mining & Exploration
1,665
6
Jan
4c
Sep
9.20
24,848
2.35
4,100
39c
42c
33,826
20c
Mar
87c
May
12c
9.125
11c
Oct
19c
Jan
8.75
2.07
5.40
13%
Oct
Jan
4.50 May
15%
7,892
15
,
15%
27
8
2,899
1,200
70c
Feb
3.00 Mar
4.95
4.15
5.40
403,186
38c
Jan
7.40
Oct
2.70
2.40
2.70
39,600
Jan
3.10
Apr
10c
9c
11c
135,800
12c
Oct
3.15
3.15
3.45
11,197
10y2
10%
Jan
28
7% Mar
Aug
10
,
r
Lake
Dufault
Lakeland
Lake
Mines
Gas
Lingman
Gold
Ontario
Lake
Cement
Preferred
—1
common
11V4
1,285
Mines—.
1
22c
22c
25c
18,750
Lake Shore Mines-'
1
2.95
2.95
3.10
Lake
La
Osu
Luz
_
—_10
__
Mines
Lamaque
Gold Mines
preferred
$1.25
preferred,-
$2 preferred
-
Gold
32
95
54c
23,500
Gold.
1st
B
Locana
Loeb
Long
1st
pfd
21
21
21
21
300
•
21 Va
*
21
•
24%
Oct
21
Oct
21
Oct
21
Oct
22%
Oct
49%
Oct
50%
Jan
7,400
4c
7y2c
50,000
11 Ve
11V2
905
2c
2V2c
14,500
1.80
31
56
1.85
31%
33%
56
4,400
31 y4
-33%
10%
11 %
10,348
11
7c
u
33y4
.
11
49%
.-
49y2
4.90
2c
Continental Oil of
New
Davies
New
Hosco
New
Senator
Taku
Nipissing
8,634
270
12,002
Nisto
Nor
Acme
Noranda
Aug
36 %c
Apr
3.75
3.75
2,125
5,400
32c
35c
1.85
-1.95
16c
17c
2.45
2.50
.
28c
,9,440
1.50
Jan
16c
12
8%
8%
•
100
Oct
5.00 July
47c
Jan
2.50 May
Feb
Feb
24c
Oct
3.65
Apr
13 Y»
Apr
4c
Jan
7c
8
Mar
13%
Feb
Jan
24%
Jan
30
Sep
755
25
Feb
30
Oct
42%
252
41%
Jan
16
72c
33,751
4,100
14%
16%
3,970
72
72
100
49
50
1.30
"•1.70
24c
25c
15,822
507,129
12,200
92c
'1.12
>29
28%
29
1,567
28%
28%
29
42%
'
'
16
70c
14%
.
49%:
r
'
14%
70c
:
2.00
9% Aug
11% Mar
1,075
1,180
12,285
'
•
Sep
July
6c
11%
5c
3.60
11,500
*
34c
1.85
1749
99c
i
13 %c
16
♦
13%c
8c
Jan
15,560
100
11,100
14%
15%
2,205
100
570
4%c
30,700
15c
15c
-10,250
1
4c
27
10%
64
3%c
Jan
lie
ADr
Feb
29
Oct
4,00 May
Jan
15%
Jan
100
Oct
Oct
6c
Mar
18c
Jun
July
Aug
6%c
Jun
23 %c
38c
5 %c Mar
21c
5c
5c
4c
15,600
19c
30,600
6%c July
3V2c
4c
6,666
Jan
6c
Aug
14c
42c
Jan
24c
13c
Oct
8%c Jan
Sep
23c
100
Aor
Jun
Jun
Sep
I~~*
Canada_II_II!•
II50c
27c
18c
17%
17%
Mar
26c
.
Oct
9c
27c
13c
Oct
Aug
1.12
1.35 Mar
3c
,
Sep
1.70
31c
14% May
25c
•
Oct
65%
Jan
14%
5,750
17
205
2
44% Jan
July
.
15c
4c
74
Mar
16%
100
Jan
50c
-
Jan
16%
58
.
Jan
573,750
1,300
4c
13%
Sep
10c
1
Oct
75c
Feb
2.20
15%
Oct
16
July
23c
16
10c
43%
8% July
61c
50c
16%
Jun
28c
Apr
14 %c
Apr
1
3%c
IIIIIIIIl
IIIIl
6c
6c
6%c
.3,000
5c
75c
74c
78c
16,680
49c
Feb
5c
6c
6,700
5c
Aug
7%c
7c
8%c
8,000
6c
Sep
11c
15c
v
j
HI"'
13 %c ;
55c
6c
•
55c
16c
92,145
38c
35c
7,900
62c
186,325
2c
10 %c
5c
Aug
Jan
14c
Sep
Jan
1.10 May
Jan
30c
May
47c
May
35c
Aug
67c
Oct
Sep
Apr
6c
7c
9,380
4c
Aug
8%c
17c
2,000
11c
Mar
18c
13%
-HIII
~*
I__HI~i
May
Jan
18 %c Jan
17c
*
13%
560
Jan
14
46c
50c
Feb
98c
55c
29,043
2,500
40c
55c
28c
Jan
1.55
1.55
1.56
2,420
74c
Jan
4c
3%c
4c
6,000
3c
July
6c
Jan
13c 15 %c
6,100
12c
Apr
20c
July
49c
1
I
'
*
2.69
1
12c
6c
Mining Corp
Northcal
I—
Oils
Warrants
North
;
Oils
North
———!
10
Aug
May
1.15 May
1.73 Oct
110,500
1,375
2.65
2.69
11c
3,220
13c
16,500
5c
7c
84,075
1.90
1,365
53c
53c
1,000
Feb
50c
3%c Feb
12c
2.62
Oct
8c
Aug
10c
2.70 Mar
32c
Jan
1.10
71c
75c
14,885
70c
61c
60c
66c
89,511
30c
Sep
Apr
23c
20c
23c
9,998
20c
Oct
46c
45c
50c
Jan
Jan
71c
1
Oct
Jan
3.25 May
20 %c May
Jan
4c
1.50
Jan
11 %c
21%c
Aug
1
Rankin
54% Aug
Aug
*
1.73
82c
,
Apr
Sep
34c
Sep
May
Canada
Ontario
Natural
40c
Feb
84c
May
60c
70c
9,850
21c
Jan
84c
May
2.55
2.46
2.68
32,600
•
20
183/B
20%
6,653
13%
33%
33%
35
25%
10
10,943
i
Mines
Northern
22,500
70c
*
Northspan class A warrants
Northern
Gas
Northern Quebec Power common
Northern
7c 11 %c
40
32c
,_1
Exploration
Goldcrest
North
48,520
1.45
25c
common—-
Coldstream
Northgate
7,159
40c
536
Ltd
Canadian
50%
13 %c 13 %c
10c
48%
40c
♦
Normetal
North
48%
_•
Mines
Norpax Nickel
13c
~"'""IIII"l
—IIHIIl
Hill
Telephone
1.02 Mar
2.70
Oct
Sep
20%
Sep
Jan
34
July
11% July
9%
8%
5.70
5.15
5.95
1,750
2.20
Jan
16c
16c
1,550
10 %c
Feb
30c
100
82
82
65
Jan
83
Mines
1
8c
8%c
5,000
7c
Jun
12c
May
Beaucage
1
33c
33c
1,040
30c
May
38c
Mar
12c
4,000
10%c May
16c
Jan
66c
10,985
1
Warrants
Northland
Oils
Ltd
20c
Northwestern Utilities
800
Norvalie
Nova
pfd
Nudulama
Mines
*
Ocean Cement
Oka
Jun
Rare
_
Okalta
Oils
Jan
Oleary
Malartic
2.20
1
Sep
Orchan
10%
Oct
Oct
12%
4.90
85c
19,200
4c
32c
29c
32c
17,700
25c
1.94
42c
'
Oct
Sep
.Jan
1,955
Debenture
Products
*
.
5%
75
Jan
common
Oct
Orenada
Oct
8.20 July
May
Oct
Oshawa Wholesale
1.20
i 22
%
Apr
Osisko
Oct
Overland
10c
Jan
52c
May
1.85
2.06
118,450
Feb
2.36
1.11
1.35
130,000
4c
Mar
1.58
Oct
Page
6c
5y2c
6c
4,500
4c
July
8c
Jan
Palliser
——
May
14c
-Sep
30c
Jan
52c
May
:__
32c
7,550
17C
29,000
110
Feb
18c
35%
135
29
Jan
40
May
22
22
265
17%
Apr
22
Oct
8.60 May
2.18 Sep
30c
6.30
6.25
6.60
9,136
5.25
Jan
1.69
1.65 *
1.75
8,850
1.50
Jun
mil
Petroleum
55c
4.80
8%
•
10%
10
4%C Sep
8%C
3,015
19C
28c
2,060
8
Jan
61c
52c
4.80
.
1,100
22c
30
28
6.50
_
Hersey
5c
5c
21 %c'
28
*
_•
Jan
14c
•
—III
1
1
Oct
11%
7c
32%
1
—
72c
8% May
4,000
16c
•
Mines
common
Warrants
30C
Jan
300
12c
32%
1
_
Pacific Petroleums
1.22
Oct
Lake
Preferred
90c
52C
10
10
12c*
1
Ormsby Mines
Oct
Aug
Sep
*
1
6.00
Gold
61c
—10
Mines
50%
<
45% Mar
62C
*
•
Opemiska Copper
Oct
May
&
12c
mil
Metals
3%c Mar
Feb
12c
1
O'Brien Gold Mines
11%
5c
42
25c
4,000
Mines
57
85c
see page
12,350
23,000
4,200
Mines
10%
1
footnotes,
28C
92,450
Mines
Norbeau
Norgold
45% Mar
20%
;
Sep
26C
16 %c
2
Steel
19
1
12%
'28%
Gold
Ontario
85c
_
Jun
22%
6c
Mines
Aug
4V2c
j__-.
7%
Aug
'
--IIIIIIIIl
IIIIIIIIl
34
4 y2 c
-
Oct
Apl
<
Mar
9C
Mines
7%c Jan
Mar
30
50
-
16c
21
38c
Mines
Jan
10
4%c
B
1.20 May
120
27c
Smelting
Jan
970
28
Rouyn
&
Jun
2.60
2,590
5%c
Mines
Niagara Wire class
70c
Oct
22
3%C
.
Apr
Jan
8%
2.10
;
2.50
12%
3.75
IIIIl
New Kelore Mines.
IIIIII*
Newlund Mines
HI
2
New Manitoba M & S
IIIIII
1
New Mylamaoue
Mining & Smelt~Ltd_l
New
8c
6C
Mines
New
17c
Jan
22
26 %C
Jason Mines
Loan
—1
Warrants
8%
•
20
Harricana
Ontario
19%
-
10,500
Development
Petroleum
Goldvue Mines
33% Aug
*
•
__
10 %c 10 %c
Oct
1.60
IIIIIIIIIl
New
12"%
1.75 May
29%
1,030
5.15
-
Feb
4c
1(1% May
1,630
11 Va
49%
liy4
45 %c
May
Oct
1.70
1.40 May
•
j
Gas„—1__—
Sep
11 %
new
Goldfield
1.60
-
Feb
675
50 y2
1.52
1.52
May
700
22
49 y2
■
5.00
*
Pete
73c
July
6,333
50
For
39c
24%
50
:
new__
Loraao Uranium Mines.
Louvicourt
Apr
23y4
*
A
Ltd_:.x
Long Point
Sep
67c.
May
23%
30
30
new_—_
Island
32%
37c
19
1.80
A
:
Minerals
(M)
27% Mar
Jan
1
class
pfd
class
warrants
Jan
16
1
Preferred
A
4.10
535
1
Mines
preferred
Class
134,300
Oct
Sep
4.50 May
3.20 Mar
17%
•
common
Groceterias
Cos
52c
Oct
Jan
17
Little Long Lac Gold
2nd
46c
Apr
3.00
17y4
38
Mines-x
Levy Industries
Loblaw
3.55
32
51c
_20
__
I___
11%
29c
Aug
*
A
3.60
8% Jun
10c
20
class
Leitch Gold Mines
B
Jun
1,465
32
50c
2.50
3
6%%
Class
3.40
Aug
100
53c
x50c
Laurentide Financial
Loblaw
/
7c
2.50
1
Secord
Lexindin
3.45
630
1.85
2.90 July
2.30 Jun
-
10
;
;
~
American
Lencourt
2.50
*
Langis Silver
Laura
'
*
Lambton Loan
Latin
Oct
1.65
100
17%
Oct
26
8
■
10,200
13c
47 %c
Jan
1.60
26
•
;
76C
Jan
July
33c
Oct
9c
Jun
Apr
13%
•"/
•
10
<
2.50
5c
1
Concord
Rim
1
A
_1__
5,000
25c
~
Calumet Mines
Mining
1
class
x___.
233,900
*
I
Oct
23c
..
IIIIIIIIl
New
Nickel
1
Cement
Warrants
51c
2.50
Apr
12%
I__I_IH~_ ♦
—IIIII" lo
New
Nickel
"
Lafarge
40c
2.50
\
I
Oct
'
__I~5
III"""""*
Alger Mines
Apr
8,000
15%,
21,252
10 %c
I:
Bidlamaque Gold
Apr
9.00
15%
j._*
common
1.99
2
Norlartic
Labatt,
1.92
-
16
36
May
Jan
131,600
71c
Feb
May
22c
11c
71c
11c
12c
44c
-49c
Feb
46% Aug
9c
:
Athona Mines,
May
-5c
11c
•
common
;
New
8%
2,200
32 %
Feb
May
26% Mar
39 %c
-I-IIIIIIIII*
3.80
2.20 Jan
14
20
9,800
23,363
IIII5
_IH
Jan
3.30
-
.
17c
Ltd_III—IIIHHi
Mines
Jan
•
11c
16
"
i-
:
Nello
5%
2.20
*
~
II
Nealon Mines
1.95
11%
40c
—
5%c
16c
2.50
*
;
.-
x_
950
3.25
9.20
1
Mar
4%c "
1
Minerals
20c
Jun
1.50 May
70
11V2
5c
31,600
«
_~I~I
Drug & Chemical
2,800
-
Copper
Kopan Developments Ltd
11%
Jan
Oct
29c
9 %c
1
Kerr-Addison Gold
4.35 May
Jan
31c
63
Oct
May
12c
*
2.50 Jan
26c
8 V2c
—
9c
25
'
*
I-IIIIIII40
—III
•
--ii__IIHHII~~I~i
National Trust
May
Apr
11,185
1
Mines
Apr
16
1.99
•
Car
8c
-7,166
904,500
*
Canada
Gold
"
A_I
Steel
5%c
11c
Warrants
3.00
8c
11%
National
New
—
Oct,
<-IIIIIIIIIIIIl
Exploration
New
—
:
Grocers
preferred
Petroleum
;
Sep
3.70
10%
•
:
1.80
10c
IIIIIH 1
IIIIIII"!"*1
IIIII
*
-_2'
I
National
4.35
5c
*
A
210
5c
7,240
*
National
Sep
5,450
3.35
10y2
15c
class
Oct
2.00
8%
~
Preferred
3.95
9c
10%
I 22
National
Apr
1
9%c
Jan
36
20
B
110
Sep
45%
113~50
III I
Jan
Aor
'
5.90
36
—IIIIH20
_
Oct
14% Mar
116
175
44c
50c
.
class
Jan
Oct
1,255
17c
IIH
1
II.IIIIl
;
51c
20,500
43%
*
pfd!
Jan
1.24-May
7c
16
j
Development
Containers class A
National
Jan
9c
106
'45%
1 25
Mines__-
Minerals
Jan
"•
9.85
8c
:
_I_*
Brick
Porcupine
20c
12 %c
5c
36
;i_j
Brewery
12 %c May
2.00
"
Mining
Ore
Oct
Aug
8.75
6%c
I~~»
«
New
-
10 Ya
Apr
18
Jun
"
Pacific
30
July
July
5c
104%
»
Nama Creek Mines
9%
8'/2c
*
"
u
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
4c
2,200
'IIITIl
Power
Murray Mining Corp
40
26c
6,500
7c
'
23c
10c
1
Mines
7c
6c
~r
City Petroleums
Multi
Jan
*
&
Preferred
Feb
63
10c
6c
6c
100
~
Lake
Light
Class
6
3.25
Quebec
Mill
lie
5
14,700
6%c
101
Midwest Industries Gas_,
26 y2 Mar
3.40
10
Manville
Midrim
975
5y2c
Warrants
12c 13 %c
Grain
1,490
1
1
Mines
Sep
40
;
2,850
*
Mines
Jockey Club Ltd common
Class B preferred
7c
21,176
Midland
40
<
89c
Jellicoe
Joburke
Mexican
7%
4.20
7%
3.95
warrants
62c
38
7%
1
1,500
Jan
110
Apr
10%
Metro Stores common
Preferred
liy2c 13%c
—
13y2c
1
_•_.
9%c
26% Aug
12 % Apr
100
10%
Moore Corp common—
Mt Wright Iron______
1
I
9c
~
Moneta
20c
i
;
Mining
26
Monarch Fine Foods
_35c
Mines
100
3,175
103
101 % 101%
Montreal Locomotive Works_i.-_
Montreal Trust
4,416
-
95c
-
30
173/4
10%
preferred
Jun
9c
May
92c
May
2.55 Mar
Jan
May
40c
33c
'. Apr
18% Jun
Jan
77
1.75
90c
77
..
4c
57%
5c
Oct
30
IIIIIIIIIl
Jun
7
,
Feb
103
<
43%
80
.
May
18
May
3c
21c
563,300
Uranium Mines
Modern
4.00
25%
Meta
Molsons
2,500
V
Co
68c
9,500
4,920
17%
100
Aug
4c
«
51c
Canadian Prop^
Merrill Island Mining
Min
"5%
Jan
10,250
Jan
May
;•
27c
3c
Mining Corp
4.70 Mar
4.15 Jan
90c
85c
25c
103
C
Oct
5%
15
41
Jan
42 %c
Exploration &
E P
July
7.00
6 %c
26
Oct
Jun
Mar
3.40
4%c July
140
49c
_i
Red
Milton
5 J/4
...
Mentor
M
Jun
11
1.95 July
9,000
Jan
Medallion Petroleums.
97
3.25 Aug
24,330
40 %
67c
Red Lake
McWatters Gold Mines
66
f
2.44
4%c
39
90c
—I-IIII_IIII*
McKenzie
2.14
4%c
40
142,725
Grain
Oct
.
2.35
~~~
(L)
5c
4%c
17%
!
Lake
Feb
20%
18
1.07
McMarmac
'
310
1.70
1
preferred
Jan
17%
—1
—:
Jan
15,394
5%
;_25c
i
89%
32%
197/s
95c
A
805
34%
16y2
5
.*
1
May
"'9%
.
PiDe^
Apr
54%
•
Line,
Steel
40c
12% Jan
25
:
Pipe
Oct
~
37% Jan
5
1
47
-
Jun
93c
Midcon OIL
27
4,985
•
Preferred
Jun
9y2
.—1
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com
Apr
Sep
15,366
*
common
Jan
'
37
20c
47%
6
,
105
1
Nickel
International
13%
3.65
—25
International
10c
Jan
3.65
.
■:
com
;
•
Jun
11
5y2
:
:
6y2c
:__
1
x.j.i
.L
Inspiration
57% May
15% Oct
9.10 Jan
14%
•
Oct
Jan
45
94
10
l
-
44
15%
Sep
2.85 May
19%
20
Warrants
5.00
Oct
250
V
12% Apr
11% May
Jan
2.10
54%
-
\
•
*
_
'149
3iy4
197/a
*
4.
30
40
46%
V
54%
94
..100
525
"
14%
32%
•
50
4.
-
14%
570
7.521
145
..
.
:
47
30
149
3,500
33c
31c
__
10
_
46!/2
32c
.
•»
-,
i.
—
46 %
.
:__
_•
3,145
9.85
2.10
__20
;
Minerals
27%
«:42%
___1
;
Glaze
25
9.60
.
2.84
32,626
July
93c
Mclntyre
70c
1.62
17%
14c
1
Ltd
49%
1
Kirkland
Sep
Sep
43c
Preferred
Kilembe
1.29
11 %c
Maxwell
Inland Cement Co preferred
Natural Gas common.
Kenville
Sep
Aug
Jun
17%
100
6V2o Aug
Maybrun Mines
__
Feb
95c
1
preferred
Oct
;
preferred
Kelvinator
%
Jan
v
3c
5,935
i-IIIIIIHII*
IIIIIIIIIl
preferred—x
Matachewan Consol
1.07
14,000
j
5% %
7c
Inland
Kelly
4 %
30,900
common—IIII~«
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
67c
1
preferred
Jonsmith
Jan
Oct
Sep
*
•
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John)
Joliet
May
21c
July
Aug
±
warrants
Johns
15c
10c'
3c
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd new com—*
B
4>/2c Mar
25c
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
-6%
4.86%%.
preferred
Class
Jan
7,700
50
Imperial Life Assurance.^.
Imperial Oil
i.
Jaye
15c
10c
59,150
5
;
Flo
Jamaica
Oct
4%c
1
Exploration
Jefferson
Jun
14
4c
Smelting
Erie
Hydra
Jacobus
19%
Jan
__i
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Oils
4c
Gold
Mining &
Oil
Waite
Sep
11
27c
1.08
Mines
Maritimes
-6,500
___*
;
Bay
Huron
Iso
Marcon
10,700
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Hughes Owens Co class A
Jack
10%
May
3.65 Aug
35c
Oct
3%c
•
I
I-IIHIIII
■
Oct
9c
Apr
100
>
Mines
Marboy
8c
prior pfd
Paper
Consolidated
Iroquois
July
Maralgo
50c
*
class
Howey
Investors
Aug
6%c May
1.15
—.
Smith
1959
Jun
9.50
Mar
2.60
14c
3c
1
common
—
8c
_20c
Ltd
Home & Pitfield—
Industrial
13%
4c
L
*
A
$4%
13%
9c
Jan
Preferred
Sep
5c
28% May
1.05
III—I *
IIIIIi
;
IIIII*
——
Maple Leaf Mills
43c
Gold.
Co
$2.75
4,163
Jan
Barvue
24c
26c
High
May
7c
1.07
i
Maple Leaf Gardens
___1
Home
New
21,000
__
*
Hollinger
Imperial
5%c
10%'
57% July
7c «-Jan
Manltou
1,830
3%c
Zl
—I*
Malartic Gold Fields
Maneast Uranium
21,000
3.35
25
17%
Ltd—
47c
.
Hudsons
5c
10%
4c
7.05
Jun
Shoes
__1
.____
Bell
B
3.05
Jan
1
Dauch
Class
;3.70 Oct
17% July
Jan
Jun
*
1
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
Madsen Red Lake
1
Mines
Highland
Howard
Jun,
4c
1
___1
Iron
Hinde
Oil
6.75 May
Feb
30%
__1
(Geo H) & Co
&
2.70
11%
95c
500
_1
j
Headway Red Lake
Heath
100
*-■.-954
1
—_—
Lakes
of
1,779
3.50 Jan
8.65
*
__
Hasaga Gold Mines.
Hastings
1,000
16
1.30
Aug
4.00 Sep
Marigold
Carpets
Harrison
1,060
<16,000
5'/2c
Rock
Maher
6%
6c
3.15
3.25
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;
Magnet Cons Mines
17% May
52
10%
Hard
18% May
Jan
6c
*
common
5c
1
Jan
5c
l
Farms
Mines
Cockshutt
125
195,166
»
8c
*
Mines—
Explorations
11
54
Hardee
MacLeod
11V4
5c
Gwillim Lake Gold_
Macfie
1,628
5y2c
r*
Macdonald
Oct
Sep
Low
27
14c
14c
I—1
Feb
5c
___1
____;
Apr
2.50
16
Gold
Mines
2.75
3.70
54
Yellowknife
Jan
1.30
1
1
;
Lynx
Maeassa
2.124
•
4.50
3.70
16
__
2.95
High
27
III1
1
4.40
15%
__
*
9c
Sep
Jun
50
Low
_*
Mines
100
15%
4.25
Lyndhurst
;
400
-
-
16
15%
Lowney (W M)
Jun
2.60
Oct
14%
Par
Apr
50
Jan
4.25
Mines
Harding
Jan
50
♦
Mining
41
8%
Jan
2.85
♦
Guaranty Trust
Gunnar
Jan
65c
(Range for Week Ended October 27)
High
Jan
2.55
;
_
Gridoil Freehold
Lead
1,720
5V2
41
49%
__
1
Wire
Greyhound
Gulch
2.35
*
A
trust
warrants
Greening
Gulf
2.25
■»
Winnipeg
Voting
10
2.50
:
class
B
Greater
400
42
:
Develop
Coal
8%
42
2.55
warrants
Great
8%
50
warrants
Great
Low
42
__
—50
preferred—
Class B
High
2.35
1
Preferred
Low
1
41
127,400
27c
Mar
Oct
4.80
*
20
4.50 Sep
8%
400
8% May
10%
10,380
6.20
6.50
680
23%
23
24%
13,370
26c
26c
26C
500
9.90
5.85>
Jan
Jan
31
75c
6.00
Apr
Sep
May
Aug
Oct
Jan
9% May
13%
Apr
9.30 May
22%
Jun
27
25c
Sep
40c
Mar
Apr
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1878)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
Par
42c
Porcupine
Pamour
May
Exploration Ltd
Pipeline common
_
Penman's
Credit
Gas
Gold
Petrol
Oil
Phillips
Pickle
Oil
Placer
Oil
~6,700
59c
27,362
;* 52c
9,089
40c
Mar
2.05
1,600
2.20
10c
70c
Union
May
67c
Union
Aug
Aug
84c
Oct
60%
Aug
tJan
3.00 May
Apr
24c
3c
Sep
8%c
13,600
7c
Mar
12c
Sep
20,400
14c
Jan
36c
2%c Jan
4c
36,000
8c
7%c
8c
17c
20c
Quebec.
18c
-
.
4c
8.000
5.75
1,525
15c
8,300
2.10
25,756
24c
Oct
28c
19,575
65c
Jan
93c
1.85
1.60
1.85
39%
41
545
15c
14%c
15c
4.40
4,740
41
7,483
Quemont
8.80
class
4 Vic
9.00
10%
5c
1.05
'
Jun
18c
10
Jun
May
Class
68c
105,900
45c
Jan
•
•
1.77
1.72
1.77
750
80c
7%
7%
100
-*
A
Rayrock
11%
11%
11%
1,100
76c
85c
42,702
Realm
MacDonald
26c
24c
29c
1.40
1.60
Chemical
11
11
11%
16
i6%',r
Rio
Rio
^
•
——1
*
.1,;
Minerals
Algom
Rupununi Mines
Robertson
2nd
Roche
Mines
Rock win
Rocky
Roe
V)
1956
14c
preferred
Rothmans
Class
Royal
Bank
Royalite
Jan
Victoria
Jan
Lawrence
Maurice
Salada
San
Sep
Western
Apr
80%
Aug
13
•10%
77,293
6.05
Jan
13
Oct
10%
]ioy8
10%
8y2 Mar
12
; May
8%C
8%C
9%c
13
12%
13.
1,870
-
15 %
15%
9.50
1.73
1.86
10%
Jan.
Jun
65c
Jan
11%
Jan
6.35
Jan
15
37,995
:1.30
5c
6,000
45
45
48
15,100
4c
33 y2
80c
75c
81c
13,525
17 %C
17 %c
18c
5,500
V 22
22
100
4.45
4.90
17,845
3.70
4.82
5.00
1,227
4.15
25
• r-
,4.85
5.00
•
•
69c
16c
22
Feb
Aug
Apr
Aug
9%
10
6,880
25%
7,416
24
27
27
440
26
43%
135
39% Jun
50
50o
1.50
1.48
1.55
1,100
1
Gold-
5.10
4.90
5.25
59,759
26
26
60
4.75
4.80
Gordon
48%
*
_
Quebec
1
Mines
1
43C
48 y2
40c 44 %c
50
300
45c
34c
45c
12%
12%
12%
13%
13%
13%
•
27%
,27
28%
12.00
1.91
2.12
•
4.70
4.25
4.75
42
42
42
12%
12%
600
Preferred
20
19%
19%
300
50
53
53
85
common—
'
t
Industries
pfd
:
:
Jan
Jan
Apr
Apr
31% Mar
43%
50
Oct
July
1.55
Oct
5.65 Aug
26
5.05 Aug
56c
Aug
Sep
45c
Jan
13%
Oct
Surf
•
Spooner
Mines
&
Stafford
Foods
Oils
Standard Paving
Standard
Starratt
Steel
of
Jan
'
2.65 May
4.75
Lead
45
4.60
-13
Sc
July
19% Aug
Oct
25
35
Feb
18% Aug
40 % Sep
70!/
& 39A
52c
zA
16
23
16
23
Feb
•1.20
1,28
30c
27c
32c
19%
53
3.75
July
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
Apr
13% July
17%
Apr
17%
Jun
24%
Oct
875
38c
Jan
37,700
25c
1.78
Sep
52c
Jan
8c
Mar
4c
4c
3c
16%
16 %
8,983
15%
Oct
16%
75
75%
8,719
67%
Jan
80
4C
4c
4c
4,000
3%c July
11,500
1
7.00
6.85
7.05
29,212
1
27 %
27
27%
2,295
6.85
20
Oct
Jan
Oct
May
5%c Aug
9.80 Mar
32
Jun
20
90
88
90
243
50% Jan
90
Oct
•
24
24
24
275
21%
24%
Oct
Zl
21c
17 %c
21c
22,200
16c
Aug
34c
Jan
1
7%c
7%c
8c
4,500
5c
Feb
9%c
Apr
1.70
1.80
23,600
13c 13 %c
35,519
■
Cons
!
Contact
Sullivan
;
Mines
1
Exploration
1
13c
•
16%
16%
16%
710
14
14%
900
99%
99%
99%
10
Superior Propane
common
Supertest Petroleum
Ordinary
1.77
•
Preferred
—100
Industries
•
35o
common
Industries
1.50
■
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Hughes Gold
_i
...
21%
22
1,420
2.00
145
...
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45c
39,400
T.64
1.57
1.65
6,435
1.05
1.03
1.06
1,200
13 %c
—
13 %c
-
Jun
1.45
Jan
2.02
Sep
24c
Feb
17%
Sep
16%
Feb
100%
Aug
Oct
14c
17,636
"55
55
58
70c
66c
85c
5,015
51,358
495
95c
Mar
9
q
1,285
32%
Z
32%
9
Ar
20%
OO
■■
SS
>
??
4
/-
3,100
25c
96
22%
18%
24
•
Oct
98
•
Jun
2,969
45
99
'i 71/„
17c
19c
245,356
5c
:•
34%
34%
5
171/3
171/3
7 0q
7 00
loo
L02
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1
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' 5c
'
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*
1 04
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9
55
lsi/aC
33c
"-1
il
—
15%
4.75
Jan
8,720
1,300
9%c
25,500
: 2%c
31,950
90c
475
43c
*
16,100
4c
5n
Sep
2
i7c
Jan
1.25
Jun
1.34
May
6c
Apr
1.15
.
Feb
68c
*
3%c
Jan
7c
2,925
2.00
Feb i
2.60
25,300
14V2c Aug
21V2c
Jan
1.80 Aug
Aug
22,075
Jan
18c
Feb
May
34c
*
11% Jun
5,000
en
35c
■
23
-
Jun
14
175
15i/aC
32c
84o
3c
•
4c
2
36%
Jan
460
V1
40c
4c
-
•
1,279
Oct
May
Jun
T-25
43/:
1
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Q
Sep
7c
13 %c
Sep
7 35
2%c
1
24c
Aug
23
Oct
Aug
2.14 May
4%c Aug
8c
Oct
33
Feb
1,870
ini/„« ini/«
■
*
753/.
May
14%
July
5c
•-
1,100
-
Jun
1.15
3,000
Uc
17
25c
Aug
May-
9.85
50
^
Jan
90
6,474
22,125
5c
Oct
17% July
-
>i7c
Jan
4.85
5,504
00 1A
12%
■;.
99c
12c
28
v
1.50 May
Feb
6,875
! l 40
l
Sep
3.25 May
July
3.00
Feb
33
Jan
80c
"28
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Jan, '
1.10 Mar
40,220
Sep
1.75 Aug
11
Mar
Oct
32%
750
*
63c
21%
20%
90
4
515
.
6c
*
16c
-
96
6
600
15c
r
in
Sep
Mar
Jan
May
May
22 %c Aug
Jan
38c
-
Oct
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Cunudian
Dollars
'
•"
Sale Price
Apr
40c
21
Oct'
Canadian
Pulp Paper
Newfoundland Develop
Anglo
Asbestos
British
Bulolo
Gold
5
Canadian
General
Canadian
Ingersoll
Rand
Dalhousle
;
MacLaren
Minn
&
Ogilvie
Ogilvie
class
52
Jan
6.90
7.10
10,045
23%
233/4
1,026
41
41
42
58
58
..
'
Oc
7.25
24
Oc
293/4
Jan
42
Oc
35
Aug
58
Oc
41
Jui
431/3
42
44%
2,358
16 %c
16c
15,040
13 %c
25
Apr
Aug
49%
18c
25%
26
2,995
19%
24
24
24
Apr
27%
400
17%
Jan
29
381
30
.
20c
July
Apr
Fei
-
39 %
2,580
13
23%
23%
23 %
1,030
20
Jan
28 %
27%
23%
29%
2,640
27%
Oct
Jan
55
100
140
'55
%'
295
47
145
40
138
1
2.15
2.22
2,100
52 y4
5,1%
52%
*
Corp
2.15
•
Trust
2,563
8%
1
53c
•
1.50
40c
1.52
1.00
11c
Jan
Oct
Sep
Oct
Apr
55
Oct
48c
Feb
Jan
3.00
May
70c
1.90
8%
8%
12,200
150
Jun
2.00
145
July
6%
44c
Jan
1.69 May
Jan
1.08
May
Apr
No par value#
Odd
lot
sale
\
■
(not
=-/
d Deferred
in
e
r
Cash
In
i,
t
year's
•■
Jan
9
delivery
sale
(not
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to
wi When
range),
ex-interest,
-
Jai
42
Ap
sale
(not
Included
in
year's
range).
f"
trading privilege
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights.
b Ex-stock
dividend.
Oc
65c
Oct
delivered,
issued,
x
price.
unlisted
Se]
Oc
Ex-liquidating dividend.
wd When
year's
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f Flat
-
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Oc
Oc
2.65
54
July
35%
Ma;
Se]
56% Au;
40 Va- Jan
1,400
52c
37%
51c
35%
17
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
CANADIAN MARKETS
range).
Jun
18c
69
a
Oc
35
•
Zellers
Sep
25%
Sei
Ma;
2.50
Inv
Oc
Jan
100
14
Mines
Gold
Sep
16
605
37%
preferred
Cons
5.25
60
—2.50
Canadian Gen
Yukon
35
13%
Paper
Flour
Oreille
60
37%
Bros
Third
60
1
common
Fend
Oc
Oc
,_2.50
Flour
Price
10
35
1
A
Ontario
Jan
Apr
*
;
Jai
6%
25%
7.05
♦
Paper
Inc
44%
135
3,979
23 %
•
<
Gaspe Copper Mines
Loblaw
Feb
9%
34%
*
common
International
37
9%
33%
60
*
Paper
Oil
25
1
High
34
*
t
Range Since Jan.
Low
37
5
Sugar
Investments—.
Dupont Co
Shares
High
37
gs/8
•
ZZZ*
Note
Dredging
Canada & Dominion
Consolidated
37
•
Bank
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
Corp
American
Sales
Range
FLasty
STOCKS
Anglo
Week's
2.20 Mar
23c
&
Jan
55
. ,
1 34
Yukeno Mines
•
40c
<
ZZZZZ-l'
common_„-.
Thompson Lundmark
22
Jan
13% May
93%
11,050
44c
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-
Territory Mining
Ltd
35c
1.31
11c
Jan
14 y2 Mar
500
32c
1
Taurcanis
Temagami Mines
1.55
33c
2.00
Sylvanite Gold Mines
4lc
1^
12%
Jan
22c
16 %
4c
2%c
'
May
13 Vic
75%
A
Sudbury
Texaco Canada
Aug
*
Oil
Tamblyn
8c
34
•
;
Sturgeon River Gold
Switson
Jan
8%c July
5
1.22
1
new__
class
Sunburst
21%
650
23
13,500
19,200
«9c
"
Knitting class A
Young (H G) Mines—
,
15
15C
Mines
16c
Apr
/ 1.18 Aug
16
"_
Oil
Apr
May
4,727
■
Zinc
Jun
Apr
k
8,025
1 34
Bear
Sep
18% May
3,086
10 %c
5c
"24c
Apr
Mar
50
20,200
Feb
"J®
J ,7
9 70
*
York
Zenith
7%c
3.90
Sep
75c
'
•
1
11 %c Mar
Sep
2.40 Mar
lc
1
Canuck
4c
330
9,000
12,000
$2.80 preferred—50
Wright-Hargreaves
Apr
8,220
lst/
_:;X
Yellowknife
3,500
Jan
4.40
Jan
50c
warrants
Sep
Y
1.12
3.50 Mar
575
?!
July
Aug
—
(J) Industries class A
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
Yale
57c
■
88c
U
Wood
Yankee
38 %
Sep
20c
32%
Winchester. Larder
,
16% Aug
3,400
6n"
Wiltsey Coghlan
A
Mar
Apr
5.60
8,205
inn
1.05
*
Mines
Class
May
90c
14
2,732
on
■
58
Aug
28 %13l&
>
Hardware
- 9
July
Jan/
68c
6,990
5
:
2.75
Apr
39
2,155
?n
irr
*
Oct
July
7
37,060
9%C
60
10,100
12c
~9
Wa2ftStRferred
Warrants
Mar
60
1
•
2.00
Aug
7
'110
j.
ty
Aug
_•
Nickel
Sterling Trusts
Teck
10c
8%c
300
Jun
Sep
1.05
•
ZZZZZZ*
—Z"
5
Aug
99
28%c Jan
Jan
•
4c
Petroleum
Apr
1.85 May
7.05 May
16c
53c
;
Apr
Oct
2.14
Sep
Aug
Steep Rock Iron
Tancord
9%c
91
■
65
700
2 fc 93X°?
-
ZZZ
VSep
10% Aug
Jan
»%c
20
9,666
™
2 qs
''•
—
9c
Sep
Oct
40
2,445
1
Steeloy Mining
Stuart
4.40
32%
1
;
Canada
Steinberg
4.50
*
Uranium
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Stedman Bros
8%c
•
1
Radio
Stanrock
g%c
•
•
Ltd
31%
1
Southern Union Oils
32
8%
30
Sep
7 «n
Par
Southam
2%c Aug
1,995
o-
2 95
*
Inlet "A"_
34% Mar
1.12
75
47,300
13% Aug
Apr
Sep
1.25
,
i
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Apr
liy8
25
t
Industries
Jan
5.00
14% May
30 %
27
5,550
50
Feb
May
Oct
10%
66,258
D
Jun
3.70
24c
8,865
1
Ltd
Oct
30 %c
-i
332
•
...
Manufacturing
preferred
3.25
23
292,719
•
class A
87c
8,770
■
1
-
B
40%
Feb
July
4.90
1.70
July
400
on
6c
1
Windfall
Sep
.24%
42%
,
Jan
Jun
Sep
1.00
200
4.60
'
7 «o
Z-
Decalta
Willroy
Oct
22
1.74
Oct
VA
Mines—^—Z. "
Oil
i__
White
Sep
30c
9%
.50
'
Jun
Sep
Jan
1.15 Feb
3.90
P;?,0
*
Western Leaseholds
Western
May
Aug
c5;!®
•
Canada Breweries
Western
May
7c
Apr
8%
3,805
\
Z"
Petrol
Oct
2.00
97
Apr"
July
200
1
■
_
A__
—
; '
July
Sep
94c
24%
7%
95c
Jan
common-*
Power
13%
103
1.63
54c
4.60
,
Gas—.—;—1.25
Copper
Warrants
;/
21 % May
1,305
4%c
1
&
Products—
LylaSS
39,190
-
;
SS BGe0) ClaSS A
6,050
Mar
14c
Jan
/Oct
•5%
41,500
-
< AUg":
2'59
86
1
Western
'
2.00
1
;
Jan
99 y2
9.75
....-1
24%c
55
80c
15%
July
350
13
79c
8c
18,000
101101 y4
*
common
preferred
Somerville
Jan
90
Feb
preferred
Mines
Slater
Westeel
72%
Simpsons Ltd
K
Oct
4,124
-
Silverwood Dairies
S
■8%
80
1
Silvermaque
Slater
7Vic Mar
Jan
Jan
•
Miller
Siscoe
Sep
77%
9C
1.10
15
-ZZZZZZZ*
Oil
Malartic
Westates
78%
/Oct
4.10
5 7n
•
Ltd
—
:v;;,
Jun
A
Class
Westburne
•
Mines
Silver
West
Jan
50c
Breweries
Sigma
Jan
10%
"
__
Voting trust
Westfair Foods class
21c
74%
Apr
"".Sep
13
23c
.
15
4.60
we™tVanV-o^moT:::::::----.-
13Vic
-
25
•
,5°
ZZZZl
Nickel
Canadian
7%C July
8c
Gold
Creek
West
Oct
15%
Holdings class A
Sherritt
Jan
Aug
llVio May
-
Oct
20c
915
-
-
® ,,6'/«
2
^ZZZZZZZZ*
Petroleums
Sep
Arts
Sicks
Wespac
4c
9.50
Shawinigan Water &
Sheep
Oct
12,100
160
Canada
10%
11,300
88
80c
Knapp
Lake
6,610
*
.2,999
-9,000
,?%
1
Weedon Mining
Werner
2,000
!
&
Oct
Jan
5c
_100
Gold
Webb
19 % May
Oct
3c
2.00
Apr
17c
28,933
d6
'
.
22 %c
1.50
Jan
7.15; Sep
Apr
Jan,
8.15
July
21c
'
Jan
20%
400
Aug
60
Jan
2,360
7&
"•
W
•'.T6%
Feb
4.55
Ref
Eauipment __i
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
17%
86
Security Freehold
B
Apr
&
Z ZZZZ
11
87%
Metal
Class
Feb
l."90
&
Aug
3,198
'
G
32c
40c
58 I
r
85c
9,106
126
....
r—*
Wate-rous
3.3c
3.65
2,519
Oct
.
*
S £&
;
—25
Mines
Wasamac
12%
preferred
A
8% Aug
12%
7,134
A
2,366
31°
6TJ
'/
52
July
55May
17c Majr
40
•
Apr
July
'
1 21
„j
Products
Amulet
Walker
Oct
5c
pfd
Horsey
Scythes
Class
150
4c
Petroleums
Class
500
1
Satellite
Seven
10%.
17%
7%
<
'
50
.
;
'
I Io
yerGc6
Trust—
May
11%
Petrol
Selkirk
22,400
Jan
11%
99c
10
•
class
Corp 5%
River
Sarcee
Jan
8c X
21
.,7?
\t
6
Vnl?^" DarC pl'e,erreci-
Aug
.1
Cement
Antonio
Sapphire
4%c July
1.10
4c
Warrants
Sand
Jan!
19 %c
6%
Gas
Shiriff
Jun,
400
14c 15 %C
12
Jan
84c
5C
common
Lawrence
St
Oct
Oct
37c
4,000
Feb
oi
•
1?3/7
-19p
"
Violamac Mines
Jan
12%
Ryanor Mining
St
'
9%
15%
"
241/
•
.
............
8c
1
Industries
St
Oct
5%C
7%c
4C
10
Mall
Canada.
of
Oil
Russell
7.40
B
10%
——•
Pall
of
July
T.50
6%
Consolidated
Rowan
15,728
•
50c
;
Ltd common
Can
14y2
iiy2c
100
Ltd
Petroleum
(A
11
Jan
9%
;7%c
Mines
1.35
37,636
120
2,038
'.
"
Vespar Mines
Viceroy Mfg class A
Waite
34c
9%
,
16c
405
10%
Uc
12,592
Walnwrlght
July
Feb
12c
Sep
J
'
1 24
1
—~1
—
-Sep
Feb
r
Sep
v64c
3c
x91}
no
•
•
J
2.82 Mar
i
:
7c
-
9%
17%
;*
*
:
,
56c
545
Jan
9,095
vil?
i 21
Exp,„ra^—j
Jun
5c
1
Mfg common
preferred
10%
37c
Uran
'
1
"I
Corp
22
July
10,500
R1/
i'SJ
"
Vanadium Alloys
Jan
1.50
1
—-.1
Athabasca
'
'
n77
ZZZZZZZv
July
1.95 Sep
'
ii%c 12%c
10%
.*
Riverside Yarns common
Rix
10
4,500
2
6%
36,400
1.40
;
Reitman class A
Rexpar
-
-1
Mining
Reeves
Reichhold
81c
1
—— *
Mines
Oils
Steel
10
4%c Aug
56c
Rapid Grip Batten common
"
1
15% May
'
•
Jan
8.35
2,827
1.52
20 %c
Mar
.14%c May
Jan
16,745
A 52A
19c
oq?
1 39
-
Sep
May
25
..Feb;
16
17,885
c2i/,
•
9
380
Oct
60c
"
9c
.
3,500
Apr
18%
..
19% Jan
31,850
19%
20
"
V
Jun
Sep h
-
3,000
20%
♦
Fortune'—
Upper Canada Mines
Aug
12c
40,350
55
65c
Oil
Ranger
147/!
12?
_
V
*
10%
37c
2o,oi4
*:
^
1
*
840
5,800
Oct
92% Aug
44
Feb
'
50c
23J/n
14%
-
Mar
36%
Oct
55
-
Sep
57%
Jan
87
63
Jan
38
.50
a
!. Jan
37%
220
48c
-ZZZZZZZZZ'ZZ*
-
3.35 Mar
Feb
Sep
1
—
400
22 Vi
__Zl
J
-
Hill
New
United
I
Radiore Uranium Mines
•»
9% Mar
Sep
34
390
4%c
A
Petroleum
Quonto
8.80
10%
Mining
Milk
Quinte
3,711
Oct
9,198
Keno
c_
Oct
90c
Z
t
v
United Reef——
Oct
y
28c
Preferred
Mines—
18c
Corps class B_—
United
Sep
6%
Warrants
Queenston Gold
Feb
Asbestos
"United
Sep-:-
89c
89c
€%
56%
R„
50
Canso
United
Mar
6.40
Jan
5%c
-
-
5%
■24c
24c
—
Natural Gas_.
3c
*.40
14c
Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec
4c
5.75
Mines
Manitou
Quebec
-
Jun
58
113/
ZZ—1
United Mindamar
J,
.
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold—
Quebec Labrador Develop
—
Quebec Lithium Corp—
preferred
United
Oct
5c
B
United
Oct
4c
Aug
150
iii/'c
*
Oct
62
4
1S« 40*
i
^.50
United
Feb
Jan
common
■
Feb
1.89
Canada
preferred-—
Class
May
7.20
74c
of
A
Union Mining Corp
.
3.60 Mar
Jan
Jan
Gas
34c
Sep
53*
~Z~Z*
Class
23c
Oct
15
1
common—
Acceptance
•
Aug
80c
69%
^
...
Apr
35c
54
•
Shawkey Mines
85c
Feb
19%
Ultra
Jan
Oct
*8c
•
Resources
Jan
33c
10% July
57 %
Mining~Co~LtdZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZl Z
Trinity Chibougamau
}
Oct
:
1.39
25,330
Pipeline
43c
25 %c Mar
3,134
22 V2
.
Jan
12
54%
—Z1'
High
5
83,271
12V
61%
_
Tribag
/Sep
2.48
29,100
2.00
4.35
6,580
■90c
„
SS8ouarie Pipeline——:::
Oct
8%
55c.: Apr
Jan
7.20
81c
1.95
•
_•
Ltd
Transcontinental
Aug
•6.50
Ltd
Ltd
50
20,000
83c
7.10
•
——
66%
12
50
A_„
Canada
Feb
'
Jan
14
4,120
15c
4%C
Airways
Produoers
Minerals
Purdex
2.60
llC
1.99
1
Ltd
Mines
Gas
2.22
2.50
87c
24
30c
NI
30c
65%
12
Oct
30c
2.15
V,;
110,956
27c
65%
Trans Canada Pipeline——
s
Jun
785
1,337
2.50
20o
.
class
Transmountain
8c
31,400
18,300
BBWBBB
Roy
•.
29c
io
class A
Star .preferred
Finance
Aug
46c
24
63c
2.09
Sep
58c
58%
8,500
_*
Bank
Works
S/SfeI—Jo
Exploration
Trans
.Sep
Sep
54c
.57
14,000
33c
..."
13c Jan
3Vic
196,900
51c
Iron
27c
44,000
41c
233/4
Electric
Preston
64c
4%c
53c
.—
~
Iron Ore
Provo
.
4c
Dominion
Toronto
Aug
47c
5% Aug
Feb
57
Premium
Jan ;
33c
35c
35
.
Jun
9,900
233/4
—
Gold
President
May
11,950
60c
Toronto
13% May
Sep
36c
/
36,250
cqp
30c
200
Feb
•8%
<
80c
1
Oct
V33
33c
62c
__
Torment Mine
•
7s/
67c
Oct
73/4
40c
;;
Mines Lta
Torbrit Silver Mines,—.
,,r
Jan
48
35c
Mines-
6.00
20c
Jan
8%
—
Prospectors
9c
9,925
/
Feb
Oct
Jan
30c
24,896
40c
,tllc"
52c
58c
Corp
Prairie
,
15
100
29%
38c
Oct
5.50 Aug
May
29
75c
Gas—
Rouyn
Power
29
Oct
31c
Low
73/a
--
45
1.80
Oils
Powell
125
30 %
/17c
7% Aug
2,110
1.60
-1
Ltd
Development
Ponder
8%
47%
-
••
Place Oil &
Traders
29%
•••
Uranium
Ore
Toronto
49c, " Oct
53c
Gold
Crow
Pitch
I 15c Mar
Feb
3.35
1.65
■"
Mines—„
Co
July
9c
lie
Industries
Phantom
8c
153,446
30%
..
&
15,166
47c
7%
40c
Gas
&
13c
__1
Mines
Oil
Peruvian
11,860
47%
30%
common
Oil—__—~
&
5,700
16c
'
common
Permo
5.75
%c
8
—
Perron
3lc
17c
570
Jan
High
55c
6c
59,563
41c
*>l
Peoples
•
_l
Tombill
114,025
4
-
■
Preferred
,'.80c
9V2C 11 %C
*
Pembina
i
i0c
16c
Jan
Monday, October 30, 1961
.
Low
,
Park
Petroleum
31c
13
46%c
Exploration
Tidal
5-70
——
Peerless
Thorncllffe
Jan
1.05
5.50
3.40
Jan
Par
Jun
57c
27c
12 %C
-
15 %c
Paymaster Consol
Pee
Oct
72c
.
(Range for Week Ended October 27)
High
4.95
Canada.
of
31c
7,504
-—-t-*
Drilling
Patino
75,180
76c
30c
Mines—
Amalgamated
Parker
43c
74c
13 %c
Paramaque Mines
Pardee
37c
75c
Ltd
Pamoil
Low
High
.
-
Volume
194
Number
6103
>
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
\
(1879)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of
Securities
Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions.
They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have
been sold
by the "bid")
Dealers,
(indicated
wide
•
•
*
-
Ki
Aero
Air
vox
Products
Aibee
Inc.—
Homes
lire
•
Alberto-Culver
Aid.
Inc
Alice
_
new
Filter
Co——,
6%
l
American
Pipe
Const
&
i
Class
7-'/8
Frito
32
53'%
Seneral
;49
v
8%
41'%
7.50';
467a
11
3%
1
Inc'.
,_1
Service
Co_
Dunlap—
Growth Capital Inc
10%
15%
11
Assembly Prod Inc—:
,
1
,
Avery Adhesive Prod.—.
Aztec
:
Atomic
Bates
Mfg
Inc_L_:
£0——
10
Bayles |A'J) Markets:
!
Beam (James Br Distilling
Bros
Bag Co__;
19%
7474
High
29 Va
31%
Hilton Credit Corp
•Berkshire
Hathaway Inc
5
Beryllium. Corp.
50c
Billups Western, Pe;roleum_2.__l
8%
Capital Corp.
—1
Botany Industries Tnc_L
Bowl-Mor Co
Bowman
Bowser
&
Mfg
Bruning. (Charles)
Brush Beryllium
Co
14%
Houston
17%
Houston
'
18%
37%
1
Field
Material
A
California
Interstate
Tel
41
Indian
44
Head
Mills
Canadian Delhi
Mills
:Capital
fbr
Indianapolis
Water
Systems
B
Tech
com.
International
43
45%
Interstate
19%
Interstate
:-l7%
21
Interstate
69%
Investors
12%
13%
Central
-Cetron
Telephone-Co..,
10
Vt
_6
Public
Charles
of the
'
2'
_1
Co—
;
__-l.
;
TCoastal
States
Gas
5%
29%
3%
Product—1
■"
31
69
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
5
•
•
26%
11 Vi
13 V4
14%
34%
Utilities
Co
—10';
Inc
Gas, Corp com_3
13%
14% -'
$1.25 conv.'preferred—_—25
22%
23%
-.Commonwealth Gas Corp—
_1
Commonwealth Oil Refihirig—2c
\,1V*
8%
Lanolin Plus
':
&
\
Connecticut Light &-Power Qo„V
Consolidated; Freightways '—2.50
Consolidated
Rock
Cook
1%
—
Corp
5
.Danly Machine Specialties
; Darling (L A) Co_——
13%
18%
21%
59
k
5
.8%
27 %
t
,
-
63
>*
11%
13%
Machines—10c
18
19%
"Dejur-Amsco Corp class A—__1
!
5
Business
Delhi-Taylor
Oil
;
l_i
Corp.:
Dial
Finance
Col-——.
Chemical
Dictaphone Corp
Diebold
Ihc
Diversa
Inc
17
$1.25
Dorsett
pfd
41%
McLean Industries
Merchants
Meredith
Metromedia Inc
Fast Motor Lines
59
Michigan Gas
Microdot
Mid-America
Pipeline
Midland Capital Corp
9'A
19%
Miller
51%
Minneapolis Gas Co
71
Missile
68
12
3%
1
15%
16%
2%
(
ElectrolUx
Electronics
:
Electronics
Ennis
;
Erie
Business
Resistor
.
w«st...Financial
Partington
Federal
Natl
Financial
Foods
National Homes Corp A
26%
Class
12%
.
Nevada
B
86%
New
15%
16%
Nicholson
33 %
35%
Nielsen
10%
11%
North
82
-,-i,
-
57
Carolina Natural Gas_2.50
3%
10 y2
80%
Northwestern
87V2
23%
Ohio Water Service Co
91%
-21.%-
For footnotes, see preceding page.
Serv
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
141
-—10
Pub
.
Si
.Oklahoma
J./
Co
—
3
-1
10
33
6%
8174
40 %
42%
10
(N J)
5
N
Bid
64
36 Va
45%
Mellon Nat Bk ft Tr Co (Pgh) -25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis) —12.50
(Baltimore)—10
Natl
of Boston—12%
Natl Bank of
Bank
Natl
Bank
Tr
44%
National City Bank
57
61%
473/4
62
66i%
52
57%
National Commercial Bank &
60
64
20%.
22%
Trust
172%
1
179%
386
105
110
Co
<Albany)
National Newark
.
ft
7.50
Essex
Banking Co (N J)
25
Natl Bhawmut Bk of Boston-12%.
Natl State Bank of Newark_12y2
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk.10
New Jersey Bank ft Trust Co.ll
Northern Trust Co (Chicago) _20
'
42
45'%
67;
..
91
•-
-70'%
95'%
57%
38
407a
181
Peoples TT Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack
5
30
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
59
N
J)
443A
51
56%
70%.
74
(Dallas)-12
88
42%
46%
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
177
57
61
32'%
62'%
,
473/4
Rockland National Bank—
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
ft
Trust
(Philadelphia)
Republic Natl Bank
65
69%
20
(Suffern N Y)
5
69%
35
73%
923%
188
38 3A
80
80%
84
St Louis
61
Seattle
(Jersey City)_5
39
42
25
100
106
Louis„20
86
of
of
St
Union
Trust Co
108%
90%
112
60%
72
10
of L I
N
40
43
Y__5
52
55
Exch
74%
78%
(Wash)__20
77
803%
41
47'A
12%
88
913A
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
36
38 y4
75
793/4
State St B ft T
42
451/8
Natl Bk
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
(Boston)
10
Sterling Natl Bank ft Trust Co
Bk—15
(Chic)
(Union City)
10
of Phila—10
1st
Second Natl Bank
.
National Bank
("l
407s
44%
(Cleve)—8
10
8
116
125
25
64
68'%
Trade Bank ft Tr Co (N. Y.)._10
Trust Co of New Jersey
2%
X40
43'%
(New York)
Union
Commerce Bk
(Cleve)_ 10
57%
61%
28%
31%
Union Trust Co of Maryland. 10
United States Tr Ge (Boston).10
23
25 y.
United States Trust
of
Providence R I—
10
Industrial' Valley Bank ft Trust
Co (Phila)
5
i
of Westehester.5
50%
Dallas
Corn
Co
National Bank
479
8374
33
20
Hartford Natl Bank A Tr Co—10
Hudson County National Bk—10
Industrial
37
30%
Harris Tr A Sav Bk
Hudson
10
(Fairfield County)
14574
76%
Rochelle
Trust
80
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
(Philadelphia )_10
Bk
10
81 %
Westchester Natl Bank
Natl
National Bank of Detroit
National Bank ft Trust Go
94
96%
City Bank (N Y)__20
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101%
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Co
25
of
92%
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Trust
11
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89%
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Natl
Bank
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20
National Bank
Natl
52'%
1
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of
Bank
10
196
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
48
First
(Atlanta)
38 y»
185
48
Monmouth County NatBk (NJ)
371
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5
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10
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50
—
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455
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46%
Meadow Bnoek Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y.
77%
(NJ)—10
Tr Co_12%
58%
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90%
10
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Bank
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551%
60
5
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66
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31%.
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61
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10
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347a
57%
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14%
79
29 V2
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+
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4V4
13%
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2%
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—
5
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64
5
82%
32
7%
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Natl Bank
5
Continental 111 Bunk A Trust
Co (Chicago)
,33%
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27 Va
$4 pfd_*
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Bid
79
Trust. Co
Passaic
34%
25 V4
60V2
Water Co
78
28%
377*
First
53 V2
32%
Penn Gas Co
1
67%
First
8%
8
8%
*
Yuba Consolidated
18%
7
Freight Lines—1
41%
(Phila)
First
9%
8
•
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133
8%
Co
171/4
Transit
35
First
:
24%
1
North
-
com_50c
49 V2
Yellow
39%
First
13%
22 V2
1
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Wyle Laboratories
6%
57
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61
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Corp
62
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15%
9%
Corp
Co
File
(A
42%
76V2
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Eng Gas & Elec Assec
3914
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40 V2
12 V2
•
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)
10
First Camden Natl Bk A Trust
53
1
common
14
1
&
Power
2.50
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Federation Inc
First Boston Corp„_
Fischer
National Gas
—_1
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27%
49
1.25
42%
11%
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Co
Narragansett Capital
2.50
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Far
Chemical
153/4
45%
28
25%
1
5
11
39%
Cap_l
26 Va,
1
24%
10
24%
Nalco
11
14%
8874
31%
'
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42
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1
1
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International
Emliart Mfg Co
EJmpire- State Oil
1
——1
—.—2
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Capital
9y2
40%
10
Inc
1
Co_^
26%
84
12 V4
Company
1
Federation Bk A Tr Co (N Y)_l0
16%
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473A
5
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
1q
•Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
42
11'A
Utilities
29%
39
15V4
Rubber
1
7%
5
Missouri
:
v
10c
Mohawk
*
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Corp
Shipping Co
Valley Barge Line Co
30%
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:
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Mississippi
25%
38
Investors
1
6%
121
Mississippi
48%
1
Corp
1
28 V4
Economics Laboratory Inc
El Paso Electric Co (Texas)
(Electro-Science
Co
46 %
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•
:
-
22
Mfg
114
Miss
4%
Dynamics Corp of- Amer $1 pref_2
Utilities
15%
48 Va
48
Durifon Co '1
14%
44%
5
Conversion Co
Wear
53
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
Fairfield County Trust Co
24%
8'A
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57a.
4774
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Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_1Q
20%
45 V2
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22 V2
4%
44%
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Co
New
18%
17
*
8%
4
10
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15%
14y4
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Technical
-
31 Vb
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Miles Laboratories Inc
2
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
s
Co
5%
21%
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38>/4
6%
87%
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29
35
63%
81
Inc
1
18'%
12
7%
79%
Connecticut Bank A
22 Va
22%
1
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20V2
•
367a
10%
757a
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3'/2
Co—2.50
34%
5
3
(N Y)__—10
Commercial Trust
52 '/2
1
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Company
Duffy-Mott Co
„
3
49
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7.50
Co
21%
54%
6%
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Cleveland
17
lc
Publishing Co
Electric
16%
57
6
100
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Chemical Bank
77Va
6
'—25c-_i7%'
.———
15 Va
1
Wilcox
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
Liberty Real Estate Bank ft
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Oa
—5
Citizens A Southern National
Bank (Savannah)
22%
,,
2y2
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7%
20%
16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY) 12 %
8%
21
72%
74%
49%
1
Central Natl Bank of Cleve
13 Vs
7%.
^
70 %
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whitting Corp
30%
4%
10
Camden Trust Co
22%
3
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McLouth Steel Corp
104 y2
12
20%
60
t
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38 V2
21%
20
'_—_5
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Electronics
Madison Gas & Electric Co—._8
Marine
Capital Corp
1
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—5pc
1
32%
1
25
Broad St Trust
44%
Inc
15%
30%
Wurlitzer Co
Virginia
Boatmen's
34%
41V2
37%
•
100
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(R R)
conv
32 V2
1
37%
35
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1
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of New York
Bank
24%
'
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Western Natural Gas Co
Western Power ft Gas
Western Publishing Co Inc
Inc—
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Bank
46%
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Maxson
5%
1
Arts Inc
—
1
13%
•Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co—_1
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4'/2
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12%
1
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32 V2
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Ludlow
.8%-
11%
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3%
29
Lytton Financial Corp
25%
25 V*
19%
^
*
Long (Hugh W) & Co Inc
Lucky Stores Inc
16%
37%
19%
1
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Bank of Commerce
19%
39%
247a
15%
-
53
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88% *
37
39%
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26%
Wisconsin Power ft Light Co
Wltco Chemical
—10
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14
18V4
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12 Ye
1
57%
37%
*
Bank and Trust
40%
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Co
30%
54
35
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Baltimore National Bank
10'A
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83%
1
_
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27%
.
43%
7%
7 i'
12%
,
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32
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23%
-
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10 Vi
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—1
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11%
ft
42 %
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38
50
10 V2
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5
36
7
20
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37%
1
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1
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10
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pfd____7.
8
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13 Va
21%
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10%
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6%
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8%
28%
2.50
22 Va
5%
*
79%
Co
20%
1
39%
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Corp
11%
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.Cross
23
9%
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34%
1
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32.
34%
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1
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23%
27%
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36
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1
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38%
21%
25%
10
Scientific
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14%
35%
*
5
2%
Stanley Home Products
34%
32
,
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,
6%
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Co
non-voting
Stanley Works
29 Vi
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&
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40%
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2
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53
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26
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—
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520
47Vb
—1
Koehring Co
Laboratory for Electronics
Colorado
Stand
22%
34
Investor^
,
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E.) Mfg Co
88 V4
32 V2
Co
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co—
50%
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21%
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28 Va
46y2
.19%
&
12 V*
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39%
1
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11 %
Eng Tel Co—25
Southwestern
31 y2
46%
Colorado
23%
37y8
43%
.
22
26 V4
26%
West Point Manufacturing Co_*
Westcoast Transmission
*
37%
*
Southwest Gas Producing Co
1
Southwestern Elec Service Co__1
29
Keystone Custodian Fds cl A—•
Keystone Portland Cement
3
34%
32
82 V2
Ketchum Co
.
6%
22%
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24
10
21
Union
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18
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22
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Co
15%
64%
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Gas
24'%
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
Wesco Financial Corp
1
West Coast Telephone Co
10
14
59
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37
Welch
Southern
*
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35
•
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& Dev
17%
34%
38%
35 %
19%
61%
15%
37% •
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Watson Bros
Transport A
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125
54%
17%
58
12%
Washington Steel Corp
■
119%
11
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Kentucky
73%
'
.
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25
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12%
'
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15:
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^
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3%
Coleman Engineering Co——1,
5'%
^Colonial' Stores -Inc__>2u_LT22 % * 20%
16%
Southern
—r5
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Service
31%
39%
55
.
*
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1
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16%c
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l
29%
3.75
30%
:
48%
'
5
Brothers Co
Wash Natural Gas Co
2
South Snore Oil
Kalvar
36%
•
37Vt.
4%
5
Warren
Co
28%
50c
Warner Bros
——^
34%
1
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Corp
3%
10
Power
Sorg
21 Va
Corp
_2c
485
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas-5 V 37V»
Kearney & Trecker Corp—__3
12
6 %
58%
34%
Skil
6'%
28%
Valley Mould ft Iron Corp
& Company
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vector Mfg Co
Vitro Corp of America
•
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
7%
1
Steel
Pacific
26V4
Co
Vance Sanders
30%
Corp
407a
>21%
•
37
28%
(G D) & Co_—
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51
28%
Co
20
9
26%
Sierra
Power
17%
Power
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Seismograph Service Corp
Kaiser Steel Corp common—z_l
$1.46 preferred
*
31%
55
Common class B—
33 %c
Clinton Engines Corp——1
Jessop
&
9%
37%
Construction ft. Mlning__2
—___1
Co.—;
58
1
Corp
Jostens
Foresman
46%
16%
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43
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&
54
com_l"
Service Co
Water
Johnson
6
29
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Chicago Musical Instrument_i_l
Citizens Util Co Gom, cl Al_33%c
Jervis
34%
J
5%
Co
Corp
25%
32 "
24%
.
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37
Corp.—...__1
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.
Service
Electronic
Vending
Sys
Co
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Itek
Jamaica
39%
34% '
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Diver Serv cl A
Iowa Public
4%
37%■
Bantam
Lab
3cott
1
Ionics Inc
i—10
6
30%
10'
18
19%
Central Maine Power Co,
53/a
28y4
11%,
65
5
1
Petroleum
Searle
1 •'„
15%
32%
:
8%
/
5
14%
Electric Co—5
10%
3I»/2
15 Vt
Securities
4
14%
7 y2
33
6%
Utah
9%
Sealed
Engineering Corp—_1
Motor
18%
Gas Co
•
Upper Peninsular
50%
13
21 Va
i23/4
*
Co
Corp
Interstate
30%
Central
Bakeries
Interstate
C.edar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co—I—10
Central Louisiana
Textbook
4%
3%
Industries__l
91'A
58
47
1
10
.
1
531/2
1
30y2
10
Inc
263/4
Central Indiana
;
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United States Truck Lines
Inc_l».
United Utilities Inc
5
20c
29V2
1
Water
1
—
class
&
32
10c
12
87%
International Bank of Wash
1
Internat'l Recreation Corp__50c
Oil of Callf-l
Cannon Electric
Cannon
16%
Gas
25
Oil Ltd
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Indiana
61
1
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10Va.
50%
47%
<
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•
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Schield
6%
24%
343/4.
5%
12
46%
1
58%
4%
44'A
Co
31%
55%
Corp__l
Leasing Corp
1
United States
Realty Invest—*
United States Servaterla
Corp_l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
24%
50%
29%
22
Inc
41%
23%
47
United States Chem Mil
United States
*'
9 Vb
38%
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Sawhill Tubular Prod Inc
Scantlin Electronics
30%
28
1
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23%
25
Oregon Power Co__20
Calilornia Water Service Co_25
Chlif Water k Telep Co_
12%
Inc
58'/2
29%
;
California
Cameo
4%
55'/+
Sanders
Financial
1
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
50c
Gas Elec Lt ft Power__5
Union Texas Nat Gas
19%
Corp
Capital.
Jacinto
8%
39%
Reid_.
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15
f»
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33%
1
17%
Manufacturing Co__2%
Louis
31
36%
3
Myers
Marie
11%
1
Corp
1
United Financial
Corp of Cal__1
Rice Mills Inc__3%
26%
-
10%
80%
82
100%
24%
76%
47%
(HH)
96%
25c
A
35%
,21%
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23%
&
1
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10
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53
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1
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•Buckeye-Steel Castings Co
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•
1
common
1
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5%
35%
,
9%
5
Rose
11
*.
37%.
1
9%
%'
33%
Co
;
26
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5
13%
8%
38
Corp
Research &
Towmotor Corp
15%
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Rockwell
17%
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Robertson
4%
59 y2
1
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co„
5
12%
30%
Tracer lab Inc
,12%
Robbins
Pul{> & Paper Corp—
Class
19%
.35%
-
33Vi
Johnson
Hudson
22%
32%
Oil
Howard
7"%
24%
—5
Hamp_
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172
10%,.
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9%
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River
10y«
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8%
14%
Riley Stoker Corp;
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16 V2
1
1
10c
5%
15%
21
Fibre Glass—*
Tool
Republic Natural Gas Co
Richardson Co
30%
•
3%
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Natural
Ralston Purina
55
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Corp
21
—3
Co—
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22
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class
Houston
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1
Tokheim
Inc
New
Radiation
38%
162
53%
24%
Alegre Sugar Corp
Purex Corp Ltd
22y4
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19'
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Thompson
' 50%
24
9%
4%
1
Thrifty Drug Stores
(H
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13%
1
12%
18%
227
,
34
1
35%
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17%
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10'/8
35
215
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Thermo King Corp
Thomas & Betts Co
5
Punta
27%
28J
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2.25
of
143
24 V2
1
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Houston
8
16
...
*
preferred
Shariie
Co
of
13 V2
1
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Inc ,81.20
Brown
Inns
Hoover
43%
new
45%
7'%
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Inc
Co
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49
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Texas Industries Inc
1
Thermo-ODisc Inc
__1
1
Properties
140
.
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8%
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Petroleum
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45%
»
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Time Inc
Purolator Products
20y4
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Voltage Engineering
1
Holiday
9
40 V4
Hills Power & Light Co__l
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Boston
Heublein
'
42'%
Black
132
3.75
,,——2
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143
134 '
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70
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1
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& CO_
5
9'/4
22
17%
25
Beneflci&l C.orp
13%
47%
Manufadtmring Cp_^_,_lPetroleum: Corp—
1
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22%
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2
Behlen
Belco
21%
8%
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Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
22%
19%
20%
Pub
11 Mi
20%
Hamilton Cosco Inc_
•
Hanna (M A) Co class A com_10
Class B common
10
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Hathaway Instruments
Pubco
,23*%
60%
•
1
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21 y2
11%
■
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56
17 %
Oil & .Gas Co——*—!
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Producing
23%
24
1
57%
1
21%
14%
7%
Gas
26 %
1
Inc
Shares
31%
20%
Inc:
241/4
1
Telecomputing Corp
Telex
6V2
Natural
6%
1
~_~5
Fund
50"%
9%
5%
Texas Butadiene
191/4
Books
47%
1
19%
1
Pioneer
a
Ask
1
Broadcasting Co
Television
g
Plymouth! Rubber Co_
58%
1,
i
5%
37
Pickering Lumber Corp.— ,—3%
114%
55 Vt
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Controls
&
Co
•
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I
—
—
5%
,
1
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19%
,5
;
4%
Petroleum: Inc.,
Permanente Cement-
4%
,
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Hagan Chemicals
,
16%
13
&
1
—
Hannifin
19
49%
3%
1
Associated Spring. Corp—_
10
Automatic Retailers of Amer—1
1
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—I
173/4
Pendleton Tool Industry
1 * x29
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers—1
131/.
Perini Corp
_1
18
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1.
Co
Co
Portland Genl Electric
Potash Co of America
16%
—
21%
Techno
Instrument
188
10
Corp;
56%
Pocket
Grilineir Corp
Grolier Inc
10
53%
Co^
any
have
1
Tamp ax Inc
Tappan Co
22V*
Grosset
Inc——
Taft
6%
'19y«
58
Metal
15%
13 Va
29%
10%
11%
177/b
15%
5%
9%
1.25
Inc
5%
x20y4
54%
4%
Corp
Greene Corp
14%
,-rl
27V2
*..5
12
46
t
1
1
Line
Pauley
42%
Stubnitz
10
East
(A P) Fire Brick Co
,_5
Green Mountain Power
Corp___5
16 Va
Power Co...5
Arvlda
*>
40
Corp
Properties-
Parker
25%
;
Strong Cobb Arner
16%
5
Pantasote
16'%
»
42%
151/4
5
Packard
10%
Gas
•Art'
■i
15
,2.50
Arkansas Western
Co
Pacific
44
23»/4
,
10
Merchandise Co_
Arkansas MtssouTi
1
41
—2.50
40
Susquehanna Corp
Swlngline Inc class A
Systron-Donner Corp
Far
Pacific
17
24%
Stouffer
5
Pacific Gamble Robinson
8%
22
,•
Bid
Ask
*
Co
which
Par
Bid
Mercury Electronic.s__90c
Power & Light Co
6V2
Pacific
7%
15 Vu
Green
57%
15
InCw—
Glickman CJorp class A
*33
54%,.
Farms CO common-—1",
Participating preferred
3
1
Power
Airmotive
Origin of
securities
Corp
Pacific Coast
14%
6%
Coal
Tail
Pacific
F,a,y, October 27)
distribution.
Pabst Brewing Co
26%
7,y4
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Company class A—50c
-12
30'/a
•
-
Anheuser-Biisch Inc"
Ard'en
i
General Utilities & Indus——5c
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif—1
52 Va
i
7%
v
A_5
Corp
Garlock
Gas
—1
cl
Futterman Corp class A
30%
12%
'
Mach
Ask
13>
___5
Lay
23%
50 "
Gear &
1.
B
Franklin
28
Co—i;
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp
American Sterilizer Co
9V2
11%
—,5
A_
8%
-21%
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American Cement Corp.:5
American Express
American Greetings" class
American Gypsum Co.—
15%
__1
14%
'
29%
—_i
14V4
Foote Bros
41
13%
1
25y4
1
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp
19%
40'%
1
_
Development Co,
Allied Radio Corp_„—
Bid
1
Fitchburg Paper class A
69
Ben
Otter
Par
Fisher Governor Co
9%
17 Va
Co
—
Air
65'%
r
;_5c
Land
Am6r
12
8%
Old
Ask
ic%
1
1
Corp.—
Kid
10c
v
Acoustica Associates
national
Par
Industrials and Utilities
(Quo,.,™,*
bought (indicated by the
"asked") at tke time of
compilation
on
request. The "National" list is
composed of
or
furnished
quotation
43
51
(N Y)—20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Wachovia Bank
ft Trust
31%
83
64
14 Va
87 3/*
68
42%
46%
129'%
i35y2
77
81%
Co
5
x41'%
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co„ 10
79%
(Winston-Salem N C)
29%
13%
44'A
83%
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1880)
.
.
Monday, October 30, 1961
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations for Friday, October 27)
Mutual Funds
Fund
1.25
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
1
Inc_—
Fund
Advisers
Bid
2.42
7.02
8.80
4.88
al8.57
Par
—25c
Funds—
Mutual
Aberdeen
American Business Shares
1
Fund
1
1
Investors
American
American Mutual Fund Inc
<
—
10.66
9.75
Atomics
Funds—
Research
Johnston
1.64
1.80
B-4
12.24
13.30
S-2
Insurance Co
10
121
127
Mutual Fund—1
al5.48
Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
26%
Aetna
91 %
95
_5
144 %
150
Life
27
30%
10
35%
38%
Life &
5
22%
24 %
Life Insurance Co
Casualty_5
26%
29%
Lincoln
27%
30 %
(Growth
S-4
(Low Priced Com Stks) —1
14.39
22.11
Knickerbocker
Fund
14.51
14.67
15.69
16.08
Knickerbocker
Growth
_——1
Inc
Fund
California
11.83
7.90
-
\ 8.63
Canada General Fund—
1
15.90
17.38
1
18.55
20.07
1
11.33
12.38
lc
15.15
16.60
1
1
50c
com—1.25
14.50
15.85
8.83
195
9.65
13.65
201
-100
Fund
128
136
Inc
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
-i—
Capital Life Ins Shares
Growth Stock Fund
&
Chemical Fund Inc
Securities
Christiana
preferred
%
Growth & Energy
Inc
Colonial
12.62
1
1
Colonial Fund
15.97
13.41
14.61
12.27
Commonwealth Income
Fund Inc
International
Commonwealth
General Fund Inc_
1
&
1
Commonwealth Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
10.75
9.84
10.90
io.57
11.55
17.99
1
1
11.91
19.66
Composite Bond & Stock
1
20.49
22.27
—1
8.99
9.77
—1
Trust-1
14.34
21%
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
9.50
15.50
23%
10.38
Fund Inc
Inc
Composite Fund
Fund
Concord
Inc
Consolidated Investment
Corporate Leaders Trust
Fund—
„
21.33
23.24
1
8.33
9.11
1
1
17.83
65.02
18.01
65.68
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
—_—25c
Dow Theory Invest Fd Inc—1
13.13
6.75
14.44
11.49
12.24
10.71
3.84
7.30
17.74
19.28
Series B
:
—
Investment Inc
Western
Crown
Diversified Income Fund
Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Vegh
Fund
Delaware
10.45
11.17
9.77
3.50
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton & Howard—
Balanced
13.07
__50c
Fund
14.13
16.11
50c
1.4.91
Energy Fund Inc
Corp—1
10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
7.11
a23.58
"9.61
Federated Growth Fund
25c
13.48
14.74
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inn
__1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Iuc__l
20.27
17 87
14.13
19.95
22.03
19.32
15.28
21.57
Inc_l
4.87
5.34
10c
6.38
%6.97
Stock Fund
Electronics Investment
Financial
Industrial Fund
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Florida
Mutual
Fund
1
2.16
2.36
12.69
13.79
Common
stock
series
Preferred
stock
series-
Fund
7.14
2.59
8.77
10.67
53c
__——1
Fundamental Investors
1
Futures Inc
2 78
7.85
2.85
9.53
2 53
-lc
—1
America Inc
of
Life
1
11.69
Group Securities—
7.84
2.78
lc
3.98
4.35
2,32
2.54
Paper
shares
1_lc
3.50
3.83
lc
2.21
2.42
Special Investment shares
lc
Transport shares
lo
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int—33%c
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Fund Inc
1
4.49
4.91
3.13
Industries
beneficial interest—1
Investing Foundation—1
Mutual Invest Founda GrowthMutual Investment Fund
1
Mutual
10.23
7.57
15.98
11.53
9.34
6.90
14.61
10.53
Shares—lc
Equip
lc
7.03
7.71
lc
!
shares
10.76
11.79
23.22
Growth Industry Shares Inc
1
22.54
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
a23.41
5.67
a29.20
9.87
10.44
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.81
Inc—1
8.19
3.08
8.95
9.99
8.75
10.92
9.56
Boston
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
1
1
10.73
11.34
3.39
11.58
5.53
3.79
7.20
6.17
8-87
6.71
Intl Resources Fund Inc—.——lc
5.10
America—__1
11.66
12:58
1
9-54
12.66
6.04
4.14
7.87
6.74
9.69
10.43
England Fund
1
York Capital Fund Ltd_34c
11.88
1
Series
1
1
Stock
New
Nucleonics
1
14.95
1
17.35
6%
Life
8.51
Life
Penn Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
63
56y2
New
51%
New
York
5
41 y2
45%
North River
Y) "A"_2
16%
18%
Northeastern
33
36 y8
Northern Ins Co
1968
of
50c
Fund
Inc
NY_2
177
5
108
10
49
Assurance
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Employers Group
Co
(N J)
1.25
Assoc
Pacific Insurance Co
112
Peerless Insurance
52 %
3y2
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
4V4
SUA
17 %
18%
73%
66%
70
Reinsurance Corp
(N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—1
25
37
88%
28%
67
Firemen's Fund
Franklin
Life
(S F)
2.50
Insurance
4
Georgia
Inter Life
Globe
129
St
177
193
Seaboard
9
10
Seaboard
%
Paul
Fire
5
25
(D C)__4
118
126
Southwestern
116
124
5
55
58
(Jacksonville Fla)-2y2
37
39%
Standard Sec Life
Great American
Gulf Life
Hanover Insurance Co
90
Title
10
Home Insurance Co_
Home Owners Life Ins Co
Standard
Jefferson
Life
127
135
Federal
Home
17,
3s
60
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
70
731%
36 %
39%
7
U
50c
1 y8
1 y2
U S Life Ins Co in
5
85y4
65 y2
U S
S
Fire
Fund
Balanced
Inc
1
16%
37%
401%
a40.14
Bid
100.3
100.5
or
one
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
Fund—1
11.83
' 12.79
8.91
9.71
12.00
13.11
10c
9.44
10.32
10.46
11.13
20th
1
Inc
Fund
Growth
Century
Funds
United
Inv
Inc—
Bid
3 %s
Feb.
100.4
4s
May
1,
1962
4%S
Aug.
20,
1962
100.6
3 %s
Oct.
22,
1962
15,
100.1
100.3
3%s Feb.
20,
1963
1963
May
1963
15,
Natl
99.20
99.28
13,
20,
1964.-
101.28
102.12
Oct.
20,
1964
100.28
1Q1.8
101.21
4S
Oct.
20,
1965
100.4
4s
Dec.
20,
1965
101.20
3%s Feb.
21,-.
1966——A—_
100.4
3%s
May
101.17
1963
99.28
Nov.
12,
1963
10,
10,
10,
10,
10,
12,
101.8
99.24
101.2
4%s
July
20;
1966-
4%s Mar.
20,
1968
101.4
4%s M'ar.
20,
1969—
101.16.
102.16
4%s
15,>
1969——
103.16
104.16
20,
:i970—__—
97.24
98.16
July-
101.8
102.8
5%S Feb.
103
104
3%s Apr..
99.16
-
100.16
5 %s
July
s
100.8
4%s
1971
102.20
103.4
3%s
May
4%s
Feb.-
:
106.24
107.24
99.16
-
100.8
1, 1962
100.1
3%s Sep.
1961
Bid
....
Ask
I
3%s
l%s
Oct.
1,
1963
4%s
Nov.
15,
1963
Feb.
15,
1962
100.14
100.16
1 %s Apr.
1,
1964
3%s Feb.
100.6
100.8
4%s May
15,
1964
3%s May
15,
1964
15,
1,
1962
4s
May
15,
1962
4s
Aug.
15,
1962
3%s Aug.
15,
i-
1962
Apr.
1962
1.
Fund Inc—1
5.47
5.98
3%s Nov.
15,
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
1
10c
3%s Nov.
15,
4.44
4.85
2%s
Feb.
15,
l%s
Apr.
1,
Wall Street Investing
Corp——1
9.87
10.79
4s
May
15,
1
10.93
May
Fund
Inc
Winfield Growth
Wisconsin
Inc
Fund
1
7.69
Bid
115
120
3%s
Brass
1
l%s
8.32
99.16
100.21
100.23
100.26
101.2
3%s Aug.
100.8
—
99.20
100.10
l%s
98.30
Pacific
Aug.
Oct.
5%s
Gas
Bilton Hotel 6s
Elec
4%s
5%.
,———1981
—_
Motorola
.Inc
4%s_-
'
;
"■
78 %
1986'
105
101%
.
103.28
104 -
100.12
100.16
95.8
95.16
93.28
103.10
103.14
1965
92.16
92.24
90.28
91.4
90
90.8
Oct.
98.3
98.7
l%s
Apr.
101.4
101.6
l%s
Oct.
Bid
Ask
Rate
100
100.1
.
1,
1966
1, 1966
.
-
3s
103.26
4-
3-61
1-
2-62
100.1
100.3
5-
1-61
2-
1
62
100.2
100.4
3.15s'
6-
1-62
3-
1-62
100.1
100.3
3.10s
United States
Ask
78
83
148
Nov.
2,
1961-
104
104 y2
Nov.
9,
100%
101
Nov.
16,
Bid
v
99.868
Mar.
8,
1962—_
99.826
99.835
99.056
99.093
99.793
99.804
Mar. 15, 1962_j._
Mar. 22, 1962-—
98.975
98.999
99.756
99.769
Mar.
98.980
98.992
99.705
99.720
May. 29, 1962—1.
98.925
98.950
99.653
99.666
98.875
99.600
April 5, 1962_lil
April 12,
i962_
April 15, 1962—
April 19,
1962_;
<.
98.857
99.589
98.797
98.816
98.766
98.785
98.732
98.751
April 26, 1962—
June 22, 1962—
98.675
98.695y
74
78
Dec.
28,
ww.. 1967
119
124
Jan.
4,
14,
——
——,
—
1961—"
11,
Jan.
Jan.
100
100%
Jan.
1971
100
103
Feb.
1971
—-1991
173
15, 1962_j
18, 1962
25,1962
1, 1962—
8, 1962———
4%s
103 y4
120
125
113
118
105y2
Virginia Electric 4%s
—1991
104%
102 %
Westcoast
2l/2s
1988
94%
Trans
1962
99.546
99.558
23,
1962__».
99.540
99.498
99.507
99.449
99.410
July
15, 1962_^—
99.338
99.366
Oct.
15,
99.187
99.104
99.384
———,
99.233
99.153
__
.99.444
—
99.310
99.207
99.521
—
99.280
_
99.140
98.179
98.19^
97.972
;_
1962_____^__
98.001
97.171
97.151
103%
1970
_1971
106
—
1962—
Jan.
——
Ask
1962*__
130
Industries
Bid
1,
1961—
1961—.
Feb.
Treasury Bills
Ask
Mar.
102%
5s_
100.3
:
99.911
1969
Corp 5V2S
Union Electric 4%s_
100.4
*"
r
'
100.2
100.1
99.907
99.861
106
Amer
4-62
1-62
1962__
30,
7,
1981
;8-
1962_
1961
21, 1961—
Eastern Trans 5%s
100.6
..
15,
24,
Dec.
100.4
6-
7-2-62-
11-1-61
23,
NOV.
Dec.
5-61
% 10- 2-61
wi
Feb.
Nov.
101%
100.3
Feb.
108 y2
106
100.4
100.1
99.947
100%
101
100.2
1-62
1961
98 y2
105
2-62
5-
99.984
106%
1986
I
Ask
4-
1-61
99.983
99.944
1961
1961
1991
5%s
11
•.■■■.
Bid
3-61
89-
3.20s
*
Due
7vi
-
i
Gen
Dated
3.05s
100.3
101%
5y2s
-
1,
1%S
100.1
105
U ,S
-
1964
15,
99.18
2.90s
4%s
Underwood
*
1,
100.11
1-61
126
Textron
15,
1964
15, 1964
93.20
4-61
1982
in
76 %
100.20
1965
1965
Due
1981
104%
•*'■
103.4
100.16
1,
11-
1992
107
Power—
96.16
103
l%s Apr.
4%s May
12-
Tennessee Gas Trans 5Ves
103 y2
-
100.27
1963
1963-
Sperry Rand 5y2s ww
1991
—1981
>
•Michigan-Wisconsin
Elect
Southern
-
_
103.22
1-61
1973
1984
ww
96.8
1964
1-61
1977
5s
ww
Phoenix Steel 5 '/is
Texas
Long Island Lighting 5s
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
97.12
103.6
15,
99.16
1963
Dec.
ioo%
100.3
97.8
103.2
100.9
1962
Dated
143
4 Vis—1993
Elec
&
5%s debentures
125
100%
100.1
47/sS Nov.
2-
^.1991
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
120
.
100.25
1962.
.
5s
3-
2.95s
3s
1976
Pacific i Petroleum
210
.
99.2
1962--
•
106
1977
-
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
1975
Edison 4%s
Pennsylvania
1981
1963
15,
Mutual
Burlington Industries
Carrier Corp 4%s__
4%s
Ask
11.95
Income
Ohio
Util
Bid
100.5
Oct.
118
States
point
a
Maturity—
100.12
l%s
114
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
,
"
Treasury Notes (Continued) —
100.3
7.99
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4%s—1979
General Port Cement 5s
'
\
100.10
7.31
Mueller
Gulf
98;
;
'
1962
15,
—1
Inc
Fund
National Can 5s
101-
l.';va
1962
May
17.07
Bonds
103
.
15,
3s
14.71
Conv. Debentures Issues
100'A
100.24
99.24
97
—
s
*':V.. v':
V
.
3%s Feb.
19.86
18.24
1976
1972-1967—
1972
15,
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Maturity—
Certificates of Indebtedness
18.27
16.69
-1981
96.
95
.
U, S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
15.62
Ind Fund—10c
130
—-
,
102.16
101.16
1,- 1971_i_s——
15.
107"
;
100.6
1
8.15
125
r
96.16
106/
1970."! 1967
1,
106.24
-
,95.16
-
100.3
100.4
15.07
116
105.24
.__
-
'
April 2, 1962
1
Fund
Science
Funds Canada Ltd
18.59
17.17
103
102
h .1970—
1970
Oct.
1973
101.16
_—
20,-
-99.8
100.2
Income Fund Shares_l
United
United
United
13.94
100
-
97.16
102.12
1971
4,
8.46
17.10
15.76
114y2
99.4
100.26
100
2.70s Dec,
16.90
1
.
101.4
98.20
.2;, 1966-:—-J
Cooperatives-
7.74
13.46
1
1
Ask
101.4
100.20
100.20
1970—
1972-
—
101.28
1970^
10,
10,
15.46
Washington
6.57
99.8
1,
Apr.
1962
3.15s
99
May
4%s
11,
Feb.
100.16
4s
10,
for
100.8
2%s
Sep.
Banks
101.20
100.7
iltv
Mar.
4%s. Apr.
100.20
101.16
100.3
-
100.9
47/8s
Sep.
100.16
.—
_
100.7
3%s
4s
100.8
1962
Mortgage Assn—
Feb.
Ask
100.6
—
1962
100.5
1
104 %
Company 4%s
20,
100.4
1
United Continental Fund
Line
6.08
point
a
Bank Bonds
Land
Federal
100.3
4S
Accumulated Fund
United
105 y2
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
32nds of
more
Ask
100.2
—
Whitehall Fund Inc
—1975
2
1962
2.95s Feb.
43
88%
15%
Westchester Fire
89
36%
84
1962
4%s Jun.
9.30
17.02
45%
63i/4
City of N Y_2
Variable Annuity Life Insur
1
16,
a34.76
105
Corp 3%s
3
15,
3%s
&21.04
1
Fund
Stock
104 %
Ferro
Insurance
15,
Sep.
4VaS Aug.
4%s Sep.
15.55
37%
162%
156
Feb.
5%s
1
"State Street Investment Corp__*
Stein Roe & Farnham
Baltimore Gas & Elec 47/bs_1986
Flintkote
Co
Mar.
Federal
all.09
1
25%
34%
8
America
6y4
Banks—
Loan
3.10s Jan.
& Clark—
Inc
107
101
23
(N Y)„2
>
44%
41%
5
of
Co
62 V2
Ins
79%
132
124
2
10
" 92%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Apr.
Investors
5
*
(N Y)
Insurance
Ins
5
Jersey Insurance Co cf N Yi—lo
25c " al4.43
Sovereign Investors
10
.
2.50
United
(Fla) _1
Insurance Corp of Amer
4%s
Southwestern
43
Co
Ins
Co
Guaranty
Travelers
Insp & Insurance
4%s
al0.23
8.60
39%
88%
75
52%
86 %
5
Hartford Steam Boiler
8.47
1
11%
_5
Security Life & Trust Co
49
_10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co__
27%
Ins
91%
10%
Surety Co.
Security Ins (New Haven)
Life
92%
1
Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50 preferred
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50-
48y2
45%
40%
87%
of Amer
Ins
Republic Ins Co
&
Employees Insur
14.77
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
5%s__1977
Life
7
6.25
5
7.75
Value
Recent Security &
El Paso Natural Gas
Marine
&
:
13.59
10.87
4y4S_1975
1
.1982
(Pa)
*
1
1
12.73
1998
Ins
Co
Glens Falls
Govt
Inc.
124
10
General Reinsurance Corp
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Fund
26V4
8%
1
11.
(Edsan B)
24 %
5
Co
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Mar.
11.36
12.74
10
77%
3%s
10.50
11.66
121%
1
21.41
1
33
96
91
116%
5
19.70
Shares—1.25
5
10
Phoenix
Quaker City Life
1
Stock Fund Inc
31%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Putnam Growth Fund
American
64%
5
Providence-Washington
12,
Selected
43%
lo
of N Y
Co
76%
10,
Fund of Canada
40%
74%
Dec.
Scudder
53%
3%
57 V2
4%s
Fund .Inc
50%
71
4%s Jun.
Revere
12%
of N Y
46%
72
18.88
4.49
24%
54
8.32
Fund
21
*
17.37
Income—1
for
Inc
49%
3.33%
Insurance
4
1
Fund
46
5
Insurance
.—1
Fund
Provident
Puritan
71%
43
Federal
16.66
4.91
8.99
16.49
45%
67
Co
Pacific Indemnity Co
3s
Tel & Tel 4%s_
Ins
185
-
4%s
1
Inc
Fund
42%
5
2.50
Fire
Employers Reinsurance Corp
12.97
11.08
10.19
51%
10
Nationwide Corp class A
5
Continental
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
.
33%
48
63
3%s Apr;
12.36
13.05
12.84
2.50
Pine Street Fund Inc_.
Pioneer
Price
al4.66
11.28V
11.91
210
*■'
31%
...
5
Hampshire Fire
48
Co
201
1
%
5
52
308
9.25
1
—*
10
com
68
'
59
2.95s
Amer
AA
3.05s
Securities Fund Inc
21.83
Bid
Ins
National Union Fire
296
Over-The-Counter
7.54
Bonds
Accident
&
Natl Old Line Ins
74%
10
3s
Oppenheimer Fund
Natl
20
10
(N
Insur
7%
18%
70
(Ky) 2
18.96
1
Street "Fund
13.49
10.17
Cdn Fnd Ltd
160
Figures after decimal point represent
11.77
Fund
Selective
152
National Fire
(N J)___2
Co__
Casualty
al6.49
14.74
16.34
1
Inc
Shares
William
10
(Bait)
1
Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Chemistry &
Electronics
One
Series
x20.19
Fund—
Stock Fund
Investors Group
Series-.——1
Stock
Investors
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
-
1
Series
Stock Series
Growth
1%
Fire
5
Re-insurance
12.84
1
Series
Income Series
New
98
1%
(Galveston)
National Securities Series—•
Line
Funds—
Investors Mutual Inc
Investors
1
Corp
Investors
Preferred
92
Nat
Gov
24.46
18.46
13.75
11.55
Investment Trust of Boston.—1
Investors
5,03
11.77
3.32
13.45
12.63
7.34
5.57
12.74
12.30
lc
Institutional Growth Fund.lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Group
16.60
15.36
4.66
10.73
al5.29
22.61
17.08
Value
Inst Foundation Fund
Investors
25.85
23.91
—
Institutional Shares Ltd—
of
20.09
1
beneficial interest
Dividend
10
Treasury Notes-
10c
H-DA
Co
18.38
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd—-1
6.33
5.79
10c
Series H-C7
Investment
17.27
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Texas
Haydock Fund Inc
1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc_—lc
Imperial Fund Inc
lc
of
15.80
Shares
Television-Electronics
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Fund
1
Mutual Shares Corp.
Bond
Monument Life
Mercury
,
General Bond shares
Income
2.86
Fund-
Massachusetts Life
Smith
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund.lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
Series
shares
Petroleum shares
Balanced
31 y2
Comwealth Life Insur Co
—lc
National
29%
Connecticut General Life
3.04
shares
of
44
62
Amer
Citizens
Metal
Trust
79%
41
Boston Insurance
al6.50
Mutual
74
17.58
11.76
lc
45%
6%
5
16.09
Electric shares
43
Assurance_12.50
Inc—1
a30.71
1
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
1
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
l
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Managed Funds—
1
Maryland Casualty
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
Merchants
Amer
Citizens
7%
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
15 y4
Beneficial Standard Life.
10.79
166
66
18
Fund Inc__1
•
11%
Corp
1
(Wash D C)___1
&
116
159
I4y4
(Newark N J)__2%
Ins
112
5
79 %
Investors
American
10
Insur
61
12.61
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
-
Capital Growth Fund
Petroleum
American
of Va
Life
35%
32%
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
National
28%
1
Assurance
17%
Loomis
Common
7.21
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
Amer Ins Co
Penna—5
of
5
Fla)
Home
11.54
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
—
20.38
1
Capital Corp
General Investors Trust—
(Jacksonville
Co
10'A
American Heritage Life Ins—
American
Assurance
75
,
Co_1.50
1
Stk
Insurance
of
5
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Investors
Insurance
Units
preferred
conv
American General Insur
1
Scudder Stevens
General
$1.25
American
Assur
&
Trust
Inc
Income
Putnam (Geo)
lc
lc
—
—
Fidelity
9.95
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—1
Bond. Series
Equitable
American
Lawyers Title Ins
3.15s Apr.
7.77 '
*
Inc
Founders Mutual Fund
——
American
Bankers
Fund
Lexington
General
Century Shares Trust
Fund of Boston
Chase
Ltd-1
Fund
Internatl
Keystone
Life
Ltd
(1954)
Canadian
7.11.
8.30
Fund)
(High-Grade Com Stk) —1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
(Growth Com Stock)—1
S-l
13.17
Ltd
6.49
7.58
1
1
20.23
Fund
1
Fund—1
1
-
Insurance
Agricultural Insurance Co
25.87
23.60
16.83
10.17
10.19
6.79
25.65
15.49b
16.64
5.42
17.39
Bonds)
Priced
Life
Aetna
24.78
21.63
15.42
9.31
9.34
6.21
23.51
14.19
15.25
4.96
16.08
1
Lazard
j
38.79
50c
1
Investing
Street
Bullock
.
38.03
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund Inc_—
1
Boston
De
_1
10.82
Broad
De
150
1
Ltd
Canada
7
j.0
S-3
Growth Fund
Axe-Templeton
Casualty & Surety
(Income Fund)
K-2
Ask
Bid
Par
Aetna
(Discount Bonds)
K-l
Companies
Ask
15.36
(The)
(Low
B-3
6.10
6.08
10.02
4.19
Bid
14.05
(Medium Grade Bonds)-l
5.58
5.59
9.22
3.83
Par
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)—_1
B-2
Ask
Bid
Fund
Inc_——
Fund
Istel
_*
Trust
Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
'Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
Insurance
Par
Mutual
Investors
Physics & Science Fnd 1
Associated
Blue
Ask
2.67
7.74
9.52
5.21
98
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNtER ISSUES
•No
New
value;
a Net asset
York Stock Exchange.
par
value,
tNew
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend.
wiWhen
;
k Admitted
issued,
y
to 'listing on the
Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
194
Number
6103
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1881)
45
Week Ended Oct. 21
COURSE OF
THE
Bank clearings this week will show
Preliminary figures
compiled by
fractional increase compared with a year ago.
a
based
us
CLEARINGS
BANK
telegraphic advices from the chief ',
upon
0.3%
be
will
above
those
of
the
corresponding
week
last
28, clearings
weekly clearings
Our preliminary
year.
Third Federal Reserve
this
there
center
is
loss
a
for the
week
Our comparative
of 4.6%.
ending Friday
At
1960.
$
Inc.
or
-
1959
Dec. %
1958
$
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1,478,080
1,731, 541
828,468
Lancaster
1,203 165
2,323,569
Bethlehem
2,317, 302
+
22.8
2,045,097
1,710,726
+
34.2
1,259,294
1,758.946
—64.3
2,182,306
1,966,384
5,364,228
5,532, 152
3.0
4,991,045
5,082,859
1,328,000,000
1,223,000, 000
+
8.6
,174,000,000
1,148,000 000
6,246,741
5,354, 339
+
16.7
4,949,229
8,423,874
Philadelphia
Reading
6,943, 704
+ 21.3
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
totals stand at $27,949,812,470 against $27,851,205,810 for the same week in
1960
$
Chester
cities of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct.
for all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
1961
(a)
York
7,179, 996
.
4,937.968
7,157,320
7,098,275
2,800,290
3,631,354
3T
7,291,176
6,460 563
(a)
6,960,899
;
—
—
Delaware—Wilmington
33,637,285
29,345, 859
+
14.6
27,115,468
18,018,030
New
14,150,305
13,699, 670
+
3.3
14,843,059
11,969.355
1,407,413,449
1,296,307,728
+
8.6
1,248,634,284
1,210,634,560
+
8.7
Jersey—Trenton
for this week follows:
summary
Total
York—
New
"
Philadelphia
•
Boston
•___
4.6
1,242,636,614
+
2.8
1,109,000,000
___
1,062,000,000
+
4.4
i
Louis,.
337,967,679
308,603,311
6.9
663,631,789
617,346,478
91,752,100
88,595,100
66,200 400
5.2
Columbus
8.9
Mansfield
460,147,594
—
+
Other
cities,
394,311,486
Total
+
4.7
—
1.2
5,190,947,040
+
5.9
$26,849,944,286 $26,813,016,404
+
0.1
1,038,189,406
+
+
cities,
420,064,418
450,385,894
1,758,650,974
(7 cities)
5,499,340
1,638,669,993
7.3
1,539,397,646
1,485,701,392
Virginia—Huntington
day
one
1,099,868,190
________
all' cities
week
for
+
6,057,640
4 434 9U
+
0.1
20,560,000
+
28.8
21,998,206
18,180 0C0
320,980,944
+
0.3
284,806 939
276,694 250
Carolina—Charleston
11,076,895
10,262,070
+
7.9
10,319,127
8,491,733
430,622,296
+
6.7
396,952,904
383,016,121
169,156,940
147,389,653
+ 14.8
144,637,300
142,824,631
994,243,386
cities)
(6
5,142,522
459,517,128
Columbia—Washington.!
District of
6,055,228
26,474,562
Richmond
Maryland—Baltimore
cities, five days__
16.490,063
321,960,221
Virginia—Norfolk
Total
Total
+ 10.6
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
South
Total all
All
12,557,880
449,226,884
0.3
$21,350,603,336 $21,622,069,364
days
five
12,842,947
5.9
$27,949,812,470 $27,851,205,810
:
16,349,888
+
—
6.8
west
fivfe days
3.7
-15.1
496,710,362
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
5.2
629,100,751
412,797,000
_____
Ten cities,
69,989,700
17,543,029
17,211,021
+27.9
737,940,981
671,895,818
+—
3.6
16,889,280
14,615,116
!
Youngstown
3.9
434,296,089
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
6.5
+
+
943,850,000
"14,117,361
+
689,900,924
+
+
18,551,225
359,916,026
737,797,805
487,572,729
419,600,000
16,277,009
383,184,461
Cleveland
860,334,746
436,000,000
Francisco
17,701,850
Cincinnati
904,951,264
,
City
Cleveland
Ohio—Canton
532,804,002
_
Kansas
San
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
—
1,278,043,548
$14,628,965,615 $15,328,424,463
Chicago
St.
%
i960
1961
cities)
(10
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Oct, 28—
935,870,191
4*
6.2
863,857,028
833,641,646
+
4.9
Sixth Federal Reserve District--Atlanta—
Complete and exact details for the
issue of next week.
our
week
by the foregoing will
covered
We cannot furnish them today,
Saturday and the Saturday figures
are
In
the week ends
Ac¬
42,154,080
Nashville
8,171,414
+ 18.7
6.112,975
+:22.5
6,864.491
6,667,150
2.6
293,619.596
267,789,713
320,165,154
+ 32.6
274,396,290
278.639,173
17,356,403
6.7
17,416.353
1,119,941
818,532
+ 36.8
724,531
689 876
306,066,000
308,384,340
0.8
312,167,142
224,542,677
1,832,678,303
1,697,150,366
8.0
1,563,933,813
1,430,833.538
Mobile
Louisiana—New
the whole country
Outside of this city there was a gain of
at this center showing
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from
the New York Reserve District the totals show
this
we
the
note that in
expansion of 13.9%; in the Boston
an
Total
cities).
(10
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
District of
3.7%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 8.6%.
Cleveland Reserve
District the totals record
mond Reserve District of
In the
improvement'of 7.3%; in the Rich¬
an
+
+
7,387,765
5,894,164
16,530,843
Grand
6.2%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 8.0%.
The
St. Louis
4,700,618
+19.3
22,842,271
+ 10.6
14,392,459
Wayne
3,938,644
25,271,462
Rapids
Lansing
12,305,142
+17.0
18,373,002
Terre
Haute
+
2.4
110,094,000
+
4.5
13,439,112
Bend
17,937,927
115,021,000
Indianapolis
South
10,622,537
4,282,989
168,752,023
Rapids
+26.5
9,213,729-
;■
.
3,180,087
19,118,689
11,963,774
15,924,365
98,806,000
11,764,887
2,307 094
17,508,132
11,483 033
12,442,270
90,287,000
9,400,739
—20.1
5,358,554
177,655,375
+
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar
Chicago Reserve District has managed to enlarge its totals by 4.0%; the
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Indiana—Fort
Reserve
Orleans
+
6.9%, the bank clearings
We group the cities according to
increase of 13.9%.
an
_
10.5%, the aggregate clearings for
having amounted to $31,776,018,107 against $28,753,489,573 in the
week in 1960.
444,700,000
424,392,446
Mississippi—Vieksburg
increase of
152,785.827
438,800,000
291,493,914
9,696,364
Alabama—Birmingham
an
32,594 110
175,320,751
0.2
299,036,199
_
-
present further below,
was
37,296,894
+ 11.5
—
7,489,104
__
-
week—the week ended
For the week there
179,047,387
525,400,000
18,519,272
Augusta
Florida—Jacksonville
we
which
40,200,247
199,604,897
524,600,000
Georgia—Atlanta
Macon
has to be estimated.
cases
Tennessee—Knoxville
able to give final and complete results of the previous
the elaborate detailed statement, however,
Oct. 21.
same
as
not available at time of going to press.
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
we are
inasmuch
in
appear
'
10,824,226
4,754,493
4,046,273
5.3
158,723,834
145,485.967
+
—14.9
^
9,002,204
7,685,474
4.4%
District of 8.0%, and in
In the
following
we
register
a
furnish
a
summary
by Federal Reserve Districts:
58,782,871
51,062,889
21,964,099
19,825 897
1,936,521
1,467,789,396
1,928,215
1,408,210,559
1,614,582
1,293,284,003
11,337,403
18,428,486
14,712,554
8,835,750
18,630,368
13,021,489
+ 0.4
+ 4.2
+28.3
—
1.1
+13.0
Springfield
ffre San Francisco Reserve District of 9.6%.
4.0
8.6
Rockford
In the
gain of 7.7%; the Dallas Reserve
+
+
Peoria
Minneapolis Reserve District by > 5ft %.
and the
,
Kansas City Reserve District the totals
62,532,258
23,055,387
Decatur
District by
Reserve
65,148,391
25,045,207
10,418,797
9,925,158
+
5.0
9,024,595
7,741,956
1,997,166,501
1,908,814,508
+
4.6
1,755,786,930
1,615,158.850
+
1.9
: 445,300,000
420,003:000
9.3
4.6
—10.0
240,956,551
230,221,800
3,744,488
212,788.965
815,214,931
Moines——
Des
Sioux
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Total
SUMMARY
Week Ended Oct. 21—
OF
BANK
2nd New
3rd
York
1960
Inc. or
1959
$
12 cities
$
Dec. %
$
1,172,805,359
1,130,939,085
1958
$
3.7
1,066,498,918
987,272,929
+13.9
14,371,361,200
11,643,372,768
+
9
17,285,934,549
15,178.117,906
"
1,407,413,449
1,296,307,728
+
8.6
1,248,634,284
.1,210,634,560
7
4th Cleveland
"
10
Philadelphia
cities)
(17
7,109,693
17,495.801
13,272,953
1.580.369
1,201,147,695
7,455,993
15,683,283
10,014,785
CLEARINGS
1961
1st Boston
,
"
1,758,650,974
1,638.669,993
+
7.3
1,539,397,646
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
1,485,701,392
6
"
994,243,386
935,870,191
+
6.2
863,857,028
"
1,832,678,303
1,697,150,366
+
8.0
1,563,993,813
"
1,997,166,501
1,908,814,508
+
4.6
1,755,786.930
1,615,158,850
4
"
1,016,625,512
973,481,090
+
4.4
920,222,849
815,214,931
7
"
920,415,605
876,302,110
+
5.0
797,000,298
745,493,067
10th Kansas City
9
"
909.361.954
843.961,176
+
7.7
809,459,786
781,485,908
11th Dallas
6
"
773,098,536
715,681,123
+
8.0
719,218,230.
634,671,007
10
"
1,707,623,979
1,558,194,297
+
9.6
Total
(4
cities)
251,033,020
240,418,632
3,829,438
973,481,090
1,016,625,512
—'
+
+
+
4.4
920,222,849
6.3
179,180,733
3,245,227
1,430,833,538
17
Illinois—Quincy
478,200,000
833,641,646
10
487,100,000
274,488,225
251,589,718
3,447,569
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
5th Richmond
6th Atlanta
7th Chicago
8Ui St Louis
9th
-
Minneapolis
12tli San Francisco
2
1,477,390.258
1,372,531,465
District—Minneapolis-
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota
9,686,181
611,912,281
252,159,319
13,452,994
4,999,819
8,134,462
20,070,549
MinneapolisPaul
St
__
_
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
Helena
York
New
City
31,776,018,107
28.753.489,573
+ 10.5
-27,132,821,240
14,058,317,539
+
6.9
13,194,045,637
12,323,945,887
—
—
6.6
—
0.7
19,849,050
+
1.1
8,320,667
540,772,155
201,506,447
14,882,609
4,990,247
8,060,572
18,467,601
876,302,110
+
5.0
737,000,298
Total
cities)
(7
-
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
now
add
our
Oct.
21
detailed statement
showing the figures for each city for the
ended
for
four
$
Inc. or
Dec. %
1960
$
1959
$
1958
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston4,699,250
Maine—Bangor
—
_
3,327,953
7,830,202
6,501,386
1.6
887,408,195
4,007,313
+19.3
2,376.305
4,282,771
3,829,000
20,795,872
+ 12.3
16,023,799
15,833,313
Fort
19,912,827
16,034,101
+24.2
14,998,028
13,545,951
Galveston
72,334,879
61,226,005
+ 18.1
51,720,054
30,467,652
27,880,806
+
9.3
24.810,080
25,917,191
47,627,480
43,810,000
+
8.7
44,218,900
36,405,116
4,368,742
4,088,799
+
6.8
4,442,018
1,172,805,359
1,130,939,085
+
3.7
1.066,498,918
987,272,929
23,346,941
Worcester
+
2,484,806
4,777,187
+
Total
Rhode
New
'
Haven
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12
cities)
.
I"
Worth
Total
40,879,197
+
6.5
38,233,267
22,074,405
168,526,864
+
9.9
141,869,492
148,588,085
4,224,310
3,541.041
+ 19.3
2,661,202
2,967,576
4,487,516
3,875,009
+
15.8
3,624,556
3,277,713
16,743,836,756
New York
3o,229,009
+ 6.5
+ 4.2
+ 15.3
519,824,704
15,416,222
7,234,745
14,695,172,034
+ 13.9
13,938,775,603
11,232,066,174
!
Rochester
61.420,841
54,123.999
+ 13.5
49.941,424
41,842,545
Syracuse"!
42,066,750
31,184,365
+34.9
27,349,970
89,230,871
80,399,852
+11.0
70,776,661
73,218,263
100,415,545'
+11.4
98,129,025
91,766,193
+13.9
14,371,361,200
11,643,372,768
+
7.7
809,459,786
623,524.355
+
8.1
5.8
50,685,547
6,903,000
+
+
0.2
15,059,110
715,681,123
+
8.0
719,218,230
230,080,769
7,616,383
6,526,113
258,984,721
+ 8.9
+ 16.7
+ 6.3
6,873,510
275,387,211
142,452,643
23,082.649
140,196,153
30,481,664
14,590,123
923,969,302
36,687,160
13,781,267
—
City—
Beach
New
Jersey—Newark
Northern
Total
New
(9
Jersey—
cities)
I
8,567.089
745,493,067
1,156 307
760,755
9,592,261
200,183,814
6,595,892
36,022.643
506,609,330
15,139,795
5,425,061
781,485.908
-
16,109,737
San
Francisco
San
Jose
_!!!!!!
__
_
Barbara!!!-!!!!!!
Stockton
17,285,934,549
15,178,117,906
Total
Grand
Outside
(10
total
New
(a)
cities)-
(107
York
,
Clearings
:____
operations
45,332,941
6,682,000
7,928,538
12,758,887
634,671.007
.
+ 1.6
—24.3
226,378,840
118,215,bl6
33,214, 3
9.4
20,323,902
798,484,111
45,477,513
ll'"7,654
20,115,862
+15.7
+19.3
+ 17.4
— 3.3
7^48,621
1,707,623,979
1,558,194,297
+ 9.6
1,477,390,258
—
28,683,481
10.510,,795
19,5<0,/88
31,776,018,107
cities)
City_
12,346,403
549,622,138
Francisco—
19,452,947
Pasadena
Santa
7.9
250,604,294
_
Lake
14,921,439
+
14,181,016
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
California—Long
+20.1
13,889,935
626,791,265
49,605,128
5,540,000
27,571,814
111,880,660
843,961,176
773,098,536
cities)
(6
Utah—Salt
43,541,398
185,245,447
Jamestown
,
7.1
14,212,227
Louisiana—Shreveport--^.—
Oregon—Portland!!-!!!!
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
Elmira
549,169,423
13,562,756
6,980,995
16,674,806
676,189,996
53,610,625
5,859,000
Yakima
Buffalo
4,275,636
20,822.978
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
Washington-Seattle
New York—Albany
+
909,361,954
cities)
(9
Dallas
New
14,376,783
2,964,646
Springfield
Connecticut—Hartford
+23.3
33,620,503
41,491,443
5,204,431
Bedford
15,698,001
+
+
2,942,900
9.0
2,963,805
Lowell
Springs
192,914.800
830,706,717
4,420,141
4,402,160
River
212,542,422
11,032,710
206,870,252
585,103,712
14,138,316
8,047,695
_
_
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
+ 12.6
8,620,920
931,755,836
5,190,920
Massachusetts—Boston
New
3,968,425
1,030,407
8.1
9.7
Z—I
Missouri—Kansas City
+17.9
9,703,927
946,984,505
Portland
Fall
7.2
+ 17.8
Wichita
St.
5,062,593
+ 17.3
1.060,528
9,999,457
36,014,057
Omaha-" "
Kansas—Topeka
1961
1,258,992
1,327,091
1,249.694
10,807,728
233,095,910
_
8,589,716
495.94S,065
City-
1,556,066
.
""I"!———I!_
Lincoln-
years:
Week Ended Oct. 21
Clearings at—
—13.5
19,348,776
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastines
week
+ 3.2
+ 12.5
23,556,012,061
15,032,181,351
107 cities
Total
Outside
10,340,475
592,778,211
224,228,481
15,560,224
5,352,196
8,193,473
920,415,605
Duluth
—
28,753,489,573
+ 10.5
27,132,821,240
15,032,181,351
14,058,317,539
+
6.9
13,194,045,637
discontinued.
6,876,017
226,402,372
108,399,400
30,018,343
18,102,113
706,519,101
23,600,402
8,819,094
17,415,783
1,372,531,465
23,556,012.061
12,323,945,387
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1882)
the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff
Pursuant to
Act
of
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
certifies
CERTIFIED
BATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
BY
OCTOBER
\
Country
and
'I
1961
TO
']
Unit
Monetary
FEDERAL
20.
Noon
'
Buying
RESERVE
"
'
Rate
for
Friday
BANK
26,
OCTOBER
:
'
Cable
'
Oct. 20
transfers
:
in
$
Argentina,
peso
.0120627
_
Canada,
.0386734
.0386750
*
.0200862
dollar
.203418
(Metropolitan), new franc
.210950
.00310846
.00310846
.970625
2.815700
2.816120
2.81665$
.210866
.00161075
.00276233
.00276233
.00276233
.327566
.327633
.327633
.00161090
.0B161075
•
rowings
.277075
.277133
.277362
2.788811
2.787821
.140468
.140525
.140500
.140525
1961
.140475
Total
loans
.0350166
Loans
and
Loans
investmehts________—— 119,473
adjustedt
and
.0350500
.0350166
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
Sweden,
.193487
.193525
.193550
.193550
.193456
Commercial
and
.231518
.231484
.231425
.231383
.231268
Agricultural
United
of South Africa,
1 402799
sterling
Kingdom, pound
1.403063
1.403088
2.816650
2.816700
L^ans
1.402948
1.402590
2.816120
rand
2.815700
U.
S.
Other
793
477
+'
4-
133
+
239
+
9
+
95
+
302
f-
737
f
437
Detroit Stock Exchange
Range for Week Ending Oct. 20. Not Received in Time
For Publication Last Week.
Sales
Week's
Friday
Range
of Prices
$1.40
Shares
ACF-Wrigley
Stores
Electric &
Brown-McLaren
Burroughs
Chrysler
Co
Co
Mfg
$4.50
526
1
1
32%
25
51 y2
52
1,361
+
142
Power
Co
Electric
1506
5%
•
'J.
1054
12
11%
•
79%
79%
96%
1161
1
10%
59 34
60%
1
__
"—
13,221
:
+
544
+
360
+
910
15
151
25
+
13 363
—
-___
domestic
to
commercial
+
8
1,696
notes
issue.
+
119
+
34,608
+
363
+
6,457
6.059
+
452
*
3.271
banks
securities—total
—
1.516
indebtedness___
year——
five
years__-___
to
6,319
with
and
Balances
with
Other
3,9
—
Banks____
Reserve
36
334
1.460
—L_
+
+
.
305
—
104 r
+
883
1,800
+
13
2 937
,___
1,057
—
—
52
12,880
banks-__
domestic
5,032
36
—
—
4.5,5
coin—
assets—net
=—
5
11,703
Federal
Currency
94
+
14
___
,
16,719
five years—
securities
_c_
Reserves
2
+
921
U.S. bonds maturing:
&
one
After
;
2,795
1
I?
612
109
-+
•
530
One
1616
15
165
Motors,
etc.-
2.237
_•_
loans
Treasury
15
10%
this
loans
Government
Other
878
finance,
!____
Within
convertible debentures due May 1, 1973
Nov
Natural Gas Co. $6 cumul. pfd. stock—_—Nov
in
personal
,
45 y
3.174
foreign banks-
estate
43
%J
4
financial institutions:
bills
Treasury certificates of
Co.—
Southwest
•Announced
;_i_
O
96
1,301
Treasury
4,455
96%
common
preferred
S.
U.
Nov
catryhig:
or
securities—
•
Loans
-
.
finance,
to
V. Other,
—_Nav 23
-
purchasing
50
—
'
^.
/.
preferred stock
Power
Real
1.013
_____
securities
Other
3,499
10
Co
3%.%
600
30%
Inc.
preferred stock__
conv.
debs._______
Investment, Inc.—
preferred ' stock
cumulative
6%
Potomac
315
1505
Nov
l
___Oct 30
cumul.
Corp.—
conv.
1
15
1971
15,
securities—
1.932
to nonbank
Loans
debs, due May
4%
Stores.
cumul.
Midwest Securities
200
TVs.
*
Paper
Continental
965
4
6 Vb
1
Corporation
Consumers
16%
3'/2
—
7 >/2
5
Corporation
Consolidated
16 y4
16 V*
—
Co.
Electronic
6%%
1
I
*
Equipment
Briggs Manufacturing
Drug
Gray
Kulfca
Par
Foods
Nov
__Nov
stock
A
Inc.—
Arts,
subord.
conv.
for
Government
Sales
series
preference
conv.
5V2%
Loans
Corp.—
Chemical
Di-Noc
Fairmont
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Securities
Central
S.
2,548
pur-
securities
Other
Page
Date
Issue—
and
for
■
10,805
carrying;
or
loans
U.
Company
loans______
dealers
and
% +11,726
i-
1,189
Government
Other
•
industrial
912
+
31 9.9
—
brokers
to
chasing
-
2.816420
-
-I960
+
loans
Republic
Oct. 19,
71,466
117,777
investpients adjustedt
.0350166
Switzerland, franc
/
Since
t —)
1961'
to
;
) or
+
(In millions of dollars)
.0350166
,
i
Oct. 11,
ASSETS—
.0166436
\
million.
Decrease
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Allen
increased $119
banks
Oct. 18,
2.788534
krone
million.- Loans
$154
increased
commercial
Increase
.277550
2.788762
krone
others
from
domeotic
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
..
.327566
.277025
pound
institutions, which
million in sav¬
.00276233
,
2.788237
guilder
official
and
.00161080
.00161075
.00276233
Zealand,
-
"
2.816420,'.
.327566
governments
offset in part by an increase of $50
^
■/. ' % 'I .•
A
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Reserve Banks decreased $56 million but. bor¬
-
yen
Mexico, peso
Netherlands,
-
City, $71
Federal
.250023 * :
.210900
2.816700
j
.250020
-
V
.
increased $452 million. ■
increased $920 million in
million in the San Francisco Dis¬
ings deposits, v:;'.■■
.203325
.203400
.249987
.210891
.249921
-
„
.203425
-.203400
v
.210900
Malaysia, malayan dollar-
Norway,
.210925
.210900
pound
lira
New
+
'
.249962
Ireland,
Japan,
.210925
.00310846
.970677
France
Italy,
.970625
.210925
.00310846
Germany, deutsche mart
India, rupee
.0200850
.00310846
.210025
Finland, Markka
million.
political subdivisions and $34 million in deposits of
were
.970625
.970625
Ceylon, rupee
7'
loans to
increased $109
$25
York
foreign
.0386500
.0200850
.0200850
and
2.244159
.0386625
.0386750
.0200850
$
2.243585
2.244382
institutions decreased
"other" nonbank financing
million.
Real estate loans
financing
personal
but
trict, and $69 million in the Kansas City District. Time
and savings deposits decreased a net of $41 million arid
included decreases of $48 million in deposits of States
.0120517
.0120590
.0120627
'
2.244342
,.""7
2.243920
Australia, pound
Austria schilling
Belgium, franc
.0120627
million,
New
Oct. 26
$
■
*
most
in
increased
loans
of
gain
Holdings of Treasury .bills
Demand deposits adjusted
Thursday
Oct. 25
Oct. 24
*p
-
and
'
Money)
United States
in
Wednesday
Tuesday
■
industrial
net
a
institutions
1930
>
(Value
York
New
sales
$45
increased
'
Oct. 23
7
OF
Monday, October 30, 1961
.
and
for
to
INCLUSIVE
•
Monday
TARIFF ACT
UNDER
TREASURY
TO
1961,
.
$136 million.
Loans to
brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying U. S.
Government " securities increased $302
million.
Loaris
districts
Federal Reserve Bank
the
1930,
Commercial
Ha:
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
.
171
+
553
—
4
+
478
+1,604
+'
13,287
'
Detroit
Edison
Co
Economy^ Baler
Ex-Cell-O
60%
_20
.
Co__4--
4
l
C«frj»oration_:
42%
3
Federal-Mogul-Bower
'
38%
5
38»/2
Consolidated Statement of Condition
100
200
38%
General
Motors
Graham-Paige
Great
4,535
23%
23%
23%
2,098
1%
49%
49%
50%
Demand
4,791
2V4
2 y4
125
3%
4%
2,847
Co
Corp.,
*
Chemical
1
Industries
(S S)
4%
3
King-Seeley Tnermos Co
Kresge
102
'
Corp
Lakes
Houdaille
103%
1
5
Company
Trailer
Fruehatif
—
1
LaSalle
Wines
Masco
Mt
&
Champagne
Parke
Metal
Davis
Parker
&
Rust
Pfeiffer
Co
Proof
Brewing
Co
Scotten
Superior
Tool
&
33%
30%
30%
certificate
account
15,936
F.
R.
notes__
30
1,092
1,514
gold certificate reserves
17,028:
.
Cash
(452)
145
Discounts
3%
300
Acceptances—bought outright
13%
1,324
25
25
11%
12%
3,069
404
and
advances
-
248
;
"
26
+
ll7/«
'
-
_
580
U.
37
S. Government securities:
"702
—
■
,
Certificates-
456
Notes
♦
26
26%
402
1
—
.
2,913
300
i8y8
Bonds
3y«
'
and
States
••
,
121
—
257
+
1,649
10
+
20
+
12,237
3,596
~
+
19,747
+
13
+
1,112
and
Held under
27,905
outright
52
repurchase agreem't
—
.
V
+
52
—
1,248
Total U. S.
will
preferred
be
found
and
list of
a
stock
common
Total loans
Cash
corporate
bonds, notes,
redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
called
details
Company
American
Discount
Date
of
Co.
6y*%
series A debs,
due Nov.
securities—
and
process
179;
28,242
collection
of
premises
.
942
4,676
(1,055)
110
Other assets
Page
310
1
Reserve
(1,507)
50,770
17
—
382
i
3
—
v
714
:
notes
i
1
Federal
others
37
17,209
—
384
242
—:
Other
276
+
deposits
18,111
—
—
1
l
1609
:Nov
1
1505
Gage, Ltd. 1st 6V4% bonds due May 1, 1972____Nov
General Acceptance
Corp. voting preference stock 60c
convertible series
Dec
1
1613
1
1718
Nov
1
1055
__Dec
15
74
: 45 V
—
availability cash items—
Other liabilities
and
3,497
(1,055)
divs._
accrued
70
—
+
Gas
System,
series
K
due
1,
1983
_____
___
Home Oil
secured
secured
Laurentlde
6%%
Martin
pipe line bonds due
pipe line deos. ciue
Financial
debs,
Co.
Michigan,
series
5'/a%
4
due
debs,
Sent.
due
1,
l,
Co.—
Pipe Line
pipe line bonds, 5%%
due May
Missouri
15,
l
1,
15,
1977__
1961
1989
Nov.
—
Gas
_Nov
1985___
5 »/4%
6%
1,
Power
Nov
—
1978
&
;
debentures due Nov. 1,
Tennessee
5Vz%
Gas
1st
Transmission
111
_
*
15
1722
Nov
15
+
1
+
" -229
*iC: 25
due
1,
ir«3_~
Metal
Nov
Nov
shown
1
1
1
1961
+
310
23
'
433
Ratio of
29
817
lia.
and
capital accounts
gold certificate
deposit and F.
combined—
r.
42
94
accounts
reserves
note
(1,507)
50,770
deposits
11
those
change
in
of
deposits
checks
1616
1658
439
.
^
:
.
to
1
1553
Nov
1
1553
ISSUE
CALLED
Page
Inc.—
stock
:___Dec
1
1609
demand
+
—
.2%'"
2
—
—
1.8%
Per
savings
preferred
When
Horders
Payable of Rec.
1
11-15
11-
J30c
12-
1
11-10
t72c
t56V4C
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
J71/2c
11-
1
10-
(initial)
Ltd.—
class A
Corp.,
15c
(quar.)
rl
,
Inc.
of America,
78
5
Co.
tqUar.
preferred (quar.)
Appalachian Power Co.,
4.50%
preferred
Corp.,
preferred
1
(quar.)
27V2c
11-
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
62V2c
12-
1
11-
1
■».
10-20
11-
(quar.)__
59c
12-
1
11-
1
60c
12-
1
11-
r
683/4C
12-
1
11-
1
$l-083^
12-
1
11-
1
;
(quar.)__
(quar.)__!
(quar.)
;
Power
(quar.)
27c
pfd. (quar.)
pfd.
7%
56v4c
(quar.)48%c
Industries, Ltd., Ordinary
payment
for
10-20
1
Water.
Tax
1
1
Associated Electric
come
1
10.-10
12-
$20%c
common
Equipment Corp,, 4V2%
(Interim
10-10
1
1
Arkansas-Missouri
4
1
11-
1-
preferred
Artesian
iquar.)
12-
preferred
$2.75 preferred
Aro
f
li-
t30c
pfd.
12-
$2.40
$4.35
10-20
-
18c
preferred
$2.36
10-20
1
(quar.)
Service,
preferred
11-10
1
62V2c
$l.iiva
$1.12V2
11-
(quar.)
common
preferred
Public
ri
11-
01
common
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
10-31
20c
1
4V2%
11-15
I
J12y2c
—
5%
weekly
Reserve
deposits.
postal
*, /
7
Share
'
:
Animal Trap
119
reporting membe^r
System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Oct. 18:
Increases of $477 million in loans ad¬
justed, $868 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, and $1,221 million in demand deposits ad¬
justed, and a decrease of $303 million in U. S. Govern¬
ment
:
tv;.v
(s-a)
Anheuser-Busch.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
of
_
separately,
and
v.
.
.(% '
revised.
Canada
the eliminations made in the consolidating
statement
gross.
S.v Government
of collec¬
deposits due to mutual
Anglo-Scandinavian Investment Corp. of
36.8%
Federal
t
V.
deduc¬
process
.
figures
$2.50
of the
after
:
41/2%
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
Argus
condition
708
.
U.
shown
not
Anglo-Canadian Telephone,
Class A (quar.)
:
$2.60
The
4*
shown
are
of
S.< Government
U.
.
•'
Name of Company
$2.90
714
liabilities
are
and
■"
separately.
October
loan, items
except
banks, tess cash items in
•
•.
time
Quarterly
on acceptances
purch. for foreign correspondents
Figures in parentheses
1
^
banks
commercial
comparison excludes
••
of
the
1961.
Dividend
$.076
per
5%
less
year
will
depositary
f
'
DIVIDENDS
16
—
■
-
Continued from page 12
1615
Nov
Date
preferred
141
individual
reserves;
available.
Not
Amerline
in
Other capital
banks
1978_
Climax,
cumulative
5,373
12,726
domestic
to
demand
$1.10
Co.—
ENTIRE
4VaVo
———_
'••
874
certified and "officers'
Includes
Arizona
Nov
1377
Company and Issue—
American
+.
—
commercial
Year-ago
*•
•750
1615
Co.—
mtge. pipe line bonds due Nov. 1,
Gas
Pipe Line Corp.—
debs,
all
—1,406
472
Contingent liability
1
Transcontinental
6 Yb%
+
—
loans
valuation
.
§ Includes
Light Co.—
Transmission
56
154
27
ACCOUNTS—
paid
7..
19
1,934
135
—
process.
debentures due Nov
Tennessee Gas
1510
RR.—-
due Nov.
.
-
9—99
730
49,426
(1,507)
i
*
__i
Banks-
"_lr
of
domestic
tion.
series
notes dlte March 1, 1976
Moore-McCormick Lines, Inc.—U. S. Govt. Insured
Merchant Marine Bonds 5% SS Argentina
series
♦
1
series due June 1,
,_1
___Dec
Collateral trust 4%%
Puget Sound
15
Nov
1968
ight Co. 1st mortgage bonds 5%%
Pacific
Capital
Total
1980
Milwaukee
Nov.
i>ec.
Corp.—
Wisconsin
1st mortgage
liabilities
Surplus
Co., Ltd.—
6%%
5%%
Total
CAPITAL
**
3
■'
,
Now.
(W. J.)
34
—
63
_____——._
Ine.—
debs,
2,081
1,145
*
4%%
of
and
582
7
692
•
'
,;
Reserve
1501
___Nov
Columbia
Exclusive
tion
Deposits:
reserves
T
ACCOUNTS..
L. 't Includes
*
bank
:
—
liabilities
Other
^.
v
'From
not
148
27,748
13
48
161
—_______
.
6,639
+
■
Borrowings:
499
••
(452)
6499
2,709
—
official institutions, etc.
banks
Compiercial
il
"
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Deferred
1, 1978
i__;
assets
50
subdivisions—,
..
savings' banks.
Total
Total
1976____Nov
302
+
+
29.516
1,005
+
S. Treasurer—general account
Foreign
Georgia—*
Capital debs. 5.90% series 1956, due Nov. 1,
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.—
in
U.
REDEMPTION
Issue—
and
items
Member
given in the Chroniclt.
were
PARTIAL
Bank
41
243
+
for
including those called under
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the
26
-27^57-
~
1
41.217
Governments,
+
Fund Notices
Below
Govt. Securities—"—
970
political
.
CAPITAL
Redemption Calls and Sinking
19
134
751
banks
Foreign:
—12,358
78
+
official institutions, etc.
interbank
From
T0taj bought
31
2,223
+277
+
596
——
savings
Domestic
Bills
3%
18
1.
"
303
—
12,270
—
Savings deposits
Other time
deposits
r
Bought outright—
l
+
'
33
+
4,336
deposits—totaltl
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
__
204
+
4,107
—
savings
Commercial
1,149
—
958
4,749
1.401
interbank:
Governments,
111
+
6"
+•
1 221
1.429
+
subdivisions
political
Government
Mutual
Time
Total
1,200
+
+
67,325
Foreign:
1,260
—
10,897
-
3%
l
Udylite Corporation
Young Spring & Wire.
for
fund
24
and
S.
Commercial
1960
1961
1961
63 410
93,17,0
_—
Domestic
'
10
Corp____
ASSETS—
12%
3V4
25
Die
Redemption
32%
10
Studebaker-Packard
400
2%
3%
12%
1
Dillon
Gold
42%
33
______2y2
i
5
Co
200
3%
*
Rudy Mfg Co
8%
34%
42%
4
U.
Oct. 26,
Oct. 18,
Oct. 25,
405
915
.
-
States
100
22%
2%
1
preferred
"
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
34%
8%
•
2
Corporation
Clemens
—
(In millions of dollars)
21%
U,.
deposits-' adjustedi
Demand"; deposes—totals^—.—
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
34
—
34%
,_10
Kysor Heater Co
19%
19%
1
Co
J a
liabilities—
:
'■
Motor
Ford
154,439
.*
assets/liabilities
•')
•
42%
42%
Total
100
4
British
ending
amount
share)
Dec.
to
12-15
11-30
12-
1
11-15
11-1
9-30
9
10- 2
,
In¬
31,
about
;___
____
11-
>
Number 6103
194
Volume
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(1883)
Per
Company
Name of
Food Stores Inc. (quar.)
•Associated Stationers Supply Co. (quar.)
preferred
75%
11-
1
12-
8
10-27
1-15-62
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
60c
(quar.)
10-20
12-12
11-
$3
Cement
preferred
Canada
3
3
Class
3
Canada
11-10
10-25
12-15
11-21
Common
(One
1
10-
11-15
stock
31'Ac
11-10
10-30
Canadian
Bronze.
4%c
11-12
11.
Canadian
Fund,
.
t25c
(quar.)
3
737
Avco
437
preferred
Corp.
Avondale
Mills,
9
Canadian
Industries,
Canadian
4%%
11-11
10-10
11-
10-10
Common
•
5%
1
10-13
Canadian
Investment
11-
1
10-13
11-
1
9-15
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd. (quar.)_-_
Canadian Utilities, 5% picxenecl
10-31
10-31
10-17
Carlisle
10-31
10-17
Carolina Metal
10-31
10-17
Carolina
10-31
9-29
11-20
10-27
Corp.
Pirie
Tools
Oil
Bank
Piano
1
10-13
Cascade
Natural
10-16
Cassiar
Asbestos
4V2%
10-13
preferred
of
Caterpillar
Stock
dividend
approval
Bank
of
Year-end
Barber
Barton's
Bathurst
1
1-15-62
11-30
11-
3
12-
8
11-
3
5%%
45c
11-
1
10-24
Central
National
11-
1
9-30
Central
Power
11-
1
4y2%
12-29
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Electric,
Central
2%
25c
$1.12%
common
__.
Bank
&
(Cleveland)
Light,
preferred
Central
4%
pid.
(quar.)
Securities
A
(quar.)
35c
11-
1
10-J 9
(quar.)
35c
11-
1
10-19
Di
30c
10-31
10-20
$.150
conv.
37 %c
11-
1
10-19
Dial
10-31
10-20
25 %c
11-30
10-31
Diamond
12-
11-
(quar.)
1»
Soya
15c
11-
%
10-13
11-15
11-
1
9-29
Century
15c
12-
1
11-10
15c
3-1-02
'2-
9
Chain
Real
50c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-13
dividend
share
common
Trust
6
11-15
$1
11-24
11-15
12-
11-15
25c
1
10-25
(ouar.)
Monthly
3c
12-15
3c
10
(quar )__™_„
Fisheries_Corp;'r common (quar.)
Fund
Bound
Brook
Bourjois.
Inc.
Brandywine
British
25
Racing
9c
l_-i_
Street
$3.80
itders
Co.
Buffalo
income tax)
11-8
10-10
1
pfd.
div.)
Plies
'
-.1
.
]
Two-for-one
11-13
11-
1
10-
6
plus
11-
Central
:
Colorado
Oil
1-1-62
12-18
1-
12-18
Colorite
10-
Columbia
11-
1
1
'12- 1 "
9
&
11-17
1
10-16
Columbus
1
10-20
6%
11-29
11-14
4»/4%
*1
11-
1
10-1?
11-
1
10-13
tl7c
H-
25c
1
11-10
12-31
25c
1
12-
.
+25c
12-15
3-31-62
10-13
3-16
r
preferred
4.64%
5.25%
Compo
Voting
trust
Composite
Concord
5'/2%
6-15
(A.
M.) Cb.
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.
6-30-62
1
10-13
Conn
11-15
Connecticut Light
11-
(C.
G.).
Industries
(extra)
California
|
_
Stock
California
dividend——!
Electric
| California Interstate
&
Common
.(■
j.
.
:
preferred
$1.24
preferred
$1.25
preferred
$1.32 preferred
new
com.
Campbell
Soup
6
17 %c
11-
1
10-
2
$1.90
(quar.)
1
9-22
11-
1
9-22
11-
10c
1
9-22
11-15
10-27
11-15
10-31
6c
10-30
10-16
35c
(quar.)
11-15
11-
10-20
11-
11-
10-16
12-15
1
:
___
10-30
10-13
11-
1
10-
1
10-
5
11-
1
10-
5
50c
11-
1
10-
5
47 %c
11-
1.
5c
:
:
11-
51c
ts-a)
12-
5
...
10- 5
1
10-
2
11-
1
10-
2
31c
,
11-
1
10-
2
$5
11-
1
10-
2
5 % %
33c
11-
1
10-
2
60c
11-
1
10-10
10-31
10-13
31'Ac
I
Ltd.,
11-
."
50c
1st
pref.
Consolidated
(s-a)
Edison
12-
1
11-15
preferred
Foods
Stockholders
Consolidated
Y.)
—<—__
B
$$1
12-29
11-30
(quar.)_
$1.25
11-
1
10-
6
$1.31%
11-
1
10-
6
11-
8
10-20
Natural
5-for-4 split
Gas
(quar.)
57 %c
11-15
10-16
9'•
;
10-17
10-
•-'7
1
11-10
4
10-10
(quarterly
11-27
9c
10-30
12-
1
11-15
37'/a c
11-15
10-30
1-
$17 %c
2
12-15
10-31
9-29
Ltd.—
$$1.25
12-
1
11-
J2oo
•
(s-a)__
7
11-15
10-13
noc
11-30
t50c__
11-15
fl 5c
__
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-14
11-15
10-
-=
4 "
$60c
11-15
$30c
10-31
s.
10-
11-30
'
11-16
_
Ltd.
(quar.)_w___'_
.
1<>C
,
11-
/$8c
10-27
1 •>
5
$20c
11-
11-16
1
10-
$20c
2-l-62,«.
10-31,;
12-
l
I
10-16
4
12-15'
$25c
'
Lhug—
!
10-31',
2
-
,
1-2
•
9-30
u
11-15
10-31
.
10-15
10-15
w
:
•
,
Co". "(quar.)____ ~Z
10c
10-31
10-12
11-
25e
(quar.)
10-17"
1
$1.50
(stock dividend).
1
10-14
12-
1
11-15
25c
12-
8
11-20
12-
8
11-20
11-10
(quar )
11-
7'Ac
A
10-13
share
One
of
and
Frere,
Kootenay
on
the
will
Depositary
class
Power
expenses
payment
per
Ltd.,
and
based
exchange
$.038
fees
as
current
amount
12-
Eastern
8
10-23
$13c
11-15
10-31
$$1.75
A
share)
(quar.)
Ltd.—
7%
preferred (accum.)
Eastern Canada Co., class A
12-15
11-30
$10c
11-
1
10-14
States Corp—
$7
preferred A
(accum.)
$1.75
11-
1
10-
S
$6
preferred
(accum.)
$1.50
11-
1
10-
6
12-15
12-
1
15c
11-
1
10-20
50c
11-
1
10-13
$1.12%
11-
1
10-13
$1.50
11-
1
10-13
1-
3
12-21
B
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd.—
5% 1st preferred A (quar.)__
Echlin
Ekco
Mfg.,
new
Products
4j/2%
6%
common
Co.,
share
per
7%
&
(quar.)
Industries, Ltd—
(final) equal to about 11c
after
British
Investment
Williamsport
preferred
&
A
tax
Corp
RR.
(s-a)
2c
—
com.
(s-a)_,
—
10-20
$1.62
1-
2
12-20
10-17
(quar.)—
35c
10-31
$12 %c
10-31
Heating Products Ltd.^—
(quar.)
Evans
Corp.,
Rule
Stock
;
$2
Co.
Inc.
(stoek
preferred
(quar.)
Life
FMC Corp.,
semi-annual
6%
Fairfield
Co.
6%
12-
11-10
1
10c
—_—
(Toronto)
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
y
1
—
T-—
1"
preferred (quar.)—
'
$$1
1-
2
11-
1
10-1S
11-
1
10-13
11-
1
*
12-29
933Ac
•
—
preferred (quar.)_________
10-16
,$1.50
k
-•
,1
County Trust Co. (Stamford, Conn.)
Quarterly
River
Falstaff
10-23
2%
Insurance
3%%
9-14
11-30
50c
dividend)____
1
(quar.)
10-31
4%-
dividend
Increased
9-30
$1.04
Industries.
Equity
1
1
_____—
(Boston)
11-
11-
Energy Fund
Epps
11-30
$1.16%
;—__
Employers Group Assoc.
Class
(quar.)
(ouar.)
American shares
Electronics
$25c
(initial)
common
preferred
preferred
Electric & Musical
Fall
Corp.—
approve
of
Fairbanks Co.,
___
10-
10-31
8%c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
(N.
.
10* 9,
■"
11-
39c
preferred
class
deduction
Excelsior
$8c>
^—
Co.
East
11-10
Mines,
_____
1
25C
about
Dupuis
5
51 %c
,11-10
,,
1
11-
15c
—
Enamel
—1
7
11-24
13 %c
(quar.)
6%
Electric
rate
to
1
15c
10-16
12-; ,7fiH 11-20
12^15 , 11-20
12 %c
Metals & Supply
Depositary
Elmira
12-
10-16
11-
of class B stock for each ten shares or either
class A or class B held
1
11-15
$20c
11-15
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd. Ordinary
10-13
$50«
Yellow-Knife
Discovery
Extra
1
$1.37%
(quar.)_
(Toronto)—
(quar.)
11-15
&
Duncan
10-27
10c
(quar.)___
Consolidated
common
Bradstreet
9-22
1
46c
(quar.)
(s-a)
1111-
50c
_
55c
Connelly Containers, Inc.
Ltd.
10-16
10-31
,11-
Z
J:_r__________
Foods,
10-16
Power—
(quar.).
preferred
10-16
1
(quar.)
10-13
2
1
1
—___
Ltd.
11-
34c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
30c
_
(quar.)_i
preferred
$2.04 preferred
11-
1
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities,
_1
—
'$2.06
11-15
(quar.)
com.
common
11-16
Telephone Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
5
10-
10-31
75c
17%c
(initial)
^ Camden Fire Insurance Assn. (N. J.) (s-a)
£
5%
.
—
Telephone (quar.)
(quar.)
$1.20
>
(quar.)
pfd.
10-
1
$2
__"—
$3
Power.
1
11-
approve a 3-for-l split
Corp., for Biochemical Research
•J California
Packing Corp.,
I California Water
.
11-
10c.,
.
Stockholders
11-
12-11
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
10-20
11-15
60c
$1.31'A
Assurance
Ltd.
preferred
11-15
$1.06'A
10-20
11-15
40c
(quar.)
Milner.
1
11-
—
12-1
5c
31V4C
>
11-
$1.17
—
Co.,
A
Ducommun
10-17
1
$1.07
(quar.)—__/
Life
11-
11-15
1
10-30
37 %C
Chemical^ Ltcf.' tquai\)____
Dumas
1
$1.16
Corp.,
—
National
11-
11-15
—
common
Quarterly
Conduits
31'Ac
$1.50
(quar.)—
preferred
Confederation
$1.12%
10-16
—
(quar.)
Concord Natural Gas,
&
Paper
Dulany
10-16
1
Electric—
(quar.)___T
certificates
Fund
Fund
6-15
;
1'
11-
_
27 %c
—
distribution
Machinery
3-16
("uar. >
11-
8C
—
Co.,
stock
preferred
Shoe
12-15
.Cadre
9-30
Ohio
Edison
Class
10-20
8c
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
preferred
(quar.)_—
(quar.)—T
preferred (quar.)—
6-30-62
25c
(quar.)_
10-20
1
:
(quar.)
Southern
&
$2.20
|
1
pfd.
preferred
Two-for-one
11- 6
11-13
1
11-
12-
$62 %c
Coal
Fair-Communuy
(Alter
System. Inc. (quar.),
Pictures, $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
12-15
1
11-
6
12«15
3
'
Drug
9-29
Co.—
$1.25
11-
12-
6
$1.12 %'
(quar.)
1«-
11-27
11-
5%
no
125c
(s-a)
10-25
12c
Gas
Columbia
35c
\
11-2"
1
(monthly)
common
Service
Gas,
Commonwealth
;
1
11-
11-
Corp., 6% pfd. A (quafr.)ui.—___x.il.iV.v* 75c
Doughboy .Industries ^quar.).__™
12 %c
Stock dividend
*!!!■»
3%
10-24
$1.25
(auar.)—
Columbian Carbon Co.
3-31-62
0%
|
Power,
Plastics
11-10
80c
,
12-
(Stock dividend)
12-15
7c
i
4"C
2
Dorsey
'
:_
pfd. (quar.)
Service Co. (Pa.)
Insurance
Colorado
4
1-15-62
10%
—
12-12
&
Dun
split
Co., 5%
preferred
$1.12%
Byers
\
stock
Colonial Mortgage
4.65%
73c
12-30
(increased-quar. )__
rorp.
35c
of
87 %c
15c
11-
11-15
6
12-
10c
(quar.)__
<quar.)____
Quarterly
:
30c
11-
$1.1507
(quar.)
Stefel
Donacona
6
10-31
11-15
4
11-15
11-21
12-
1-1-62
•$20c
Aikman
^
$1.12'/2
4% %
$1.12%
Collyer Insulated Wire
Colonial Corp. of America—
1
10-10
4%%
i
.____—_™__
(quar.)
Collins
1
<quar.)_
preferred
10-20
(quar.)
Common
4%% preferred (quar.)
|
V
preferred
Tar
10-20
6
30c
investment income
Inc..
common
(quar.)
T>
A
2
45c
(extra)
Dominion
12-11
11-15
6
12-
luc
Stores, Ltd._^._v^
50c
11-
25c
& Linoleum, Ltd. (quar.)
Investments," Ltd.—
Dominion
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.'—
Class
Ltd.
Dominion
common.:..
2
"
5%
11-27
Illuminating,
50c
Bulolo Gold
Dredging, Ltd.
Burrus Mills, Inc., common
Common
Glass,
Oilcloth
9"' 4
12-30
10-31
10-
12-
75c
s-a)
11-15
10-31
25c
$37 %c
10-13
9-18
11-15
11-17
10-10
15C
;—_
Bullock's. Ltd.. class A (s-a)__
I
Dominion
6-1
12-15
12-
95c
Co
preferred
Dominion-Scottish
15c
10-31
11-
2%
(quar.)
net
4%
Dominion
1
25c
12-11
—'
(stock
(s-a)
Puna, Ltq.—
Capital gains distribution
Bulloch's.
Electric
preferred
$4.50
10-25
1
Bunocit
from
1
20c
10-18
realized
preference " (quar.)
3-
—
11-28
95c
$3.80
Pro/Hurts
Dominion
11-10
32 %c
(quar.)___jr__:
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Controller
4 V2 %
Castings—
Forge
Clark
Colorado
:
Steel
Steel
City Stores Co.
6
approximately
(Phila.)
Gas,
dividend
Buchanan
Buckeye
4
(quar.)
common
1
Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)
Fabrics, Ltd., common (quarrirLT
12-
37 %c
City Products Corp.
10-
12-
Colonial Finance
—
Stock
10-20
1
Lta.—
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
Bruning (Charles) Co., Inc. (quar.)
.
Rec.
1
Electric,
&
14c
(quar.)
Taunto
Dominion
3-15
*
Gas
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,7 common-(quar.)_^w—
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.40
Pxoducts,
Co., Ltd.—
equal to
preferred
Brockton
Quarterly
15c
and free of
Dominion Electrohome Ltd.
!!■
11-
income)
3
11-30
•
Cincinnati
2
14c
;
6
6-15
12-15
10-13
(quar.)
common
11-
12-io
'
1
1
15c
Corp,,
investment
200
20c
income)
Association
Trust
net
$1.25
(quar.)—a,—
(quar.)___
1-
11-
special
Houses
2nd
20c
10-
11-
$1.20
$1.07
invest,
payment
share
a
Broad
Oil
Cotton
10-10
$2
(quar.)
20c
series A
pfd.
non-cum.
11-17
11-
$12 %c
Petroleum
(Interim
5%
1
25c
10-
11-22
4
11-
,.
1
12-15
4
1-
10-10
25c
common
11-15
2%
1
11-15
75 c
Quarterlv
British
dividend
J-3-1r
11-17
i2y2c
,_
(quar.)
roresi
11-
30c
10-10
12-
1
(quarZ)
a
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion & Anglo Investment Co.,
5% preferred (quar.)
Dominion
Bridge Ltd.
(quar.)
10-26
87 %c
1
1-15
11-
Dome
10-26
11-
stock split
fuar.)
Columbia
10-31
10-31
Cleveland
"(quar.)——
net
Water
$1
$1
11-
12-15
Industries—
"
(auar.)_L
(from
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
50c
87y2c
(quar.)
preferred
Boston
10-26
1947)
10-10
$1.19
(increased
(quar.)
Dodge Mfg. Corp., common
$1.56 preferred (quar.)
10-13
10-31
1946)
1-2-62
$1
^
(quar.)_.
Stockholders approved a 2-for-l
Concrete, class A (quar.)
4.25%
11-13
10c
from
Dobbs
'
Bostic
preferred
10-13
(series
10-30
preferred (quar.)
Borman Food Stores, Inc.—
4.78%,
11-15
(series
12-
25c
3% %
common
10-10
5%
(quar.)
10-24
11-]
common
10-31
1
1
(quar.)
7% preferred (initial-quar.)
Diversified
Investment
Fund
10-20
11-10
11-
62 %o
(stock dividend)
1
2
preferred
Chickasha
income)
Inc.
Corp.
Edison,
25C
11-
$1.25
Products Engineering—
55c preferred (quar.)
Diocesan Investment Trust
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
11-25
11-15
Monthly
:
Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—
11-15
Blue
Boston
12 %c
(Pa.)
(N.
11-
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Y.t
(quar.)__
5
10-10
Dielectric
12-29
10-
11-30
preferred
Stock
(quar.)
12-15
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. *.
3y2 %
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Va. (quar.)—
Merchandising—
Borg Warner Corp.,
1
1-15
4%
10-16
50c
—
—
(quar.)
investment
1-
4%
11-
(quar.)
Co.
Bank
Chemical Products
for
heldi
Corp.
12-15
$1.34%
5
12-
1
(quar.)
National
Diversified
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common
(one
shares
1
2%
Chase
Co.—
___
1-
68c
4-13
Manhattan
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.,
$1.50 preferred
Corp.—
4-30-62
Works
12-15
$1.19
20c
Finance
12-15
1
12-
12-20
30c
Diamond
1
1-
12-13
12-20
50c
4%
preferred
(initial)..
Diamond
Crystal Salt
(quar.)
1-
12-28
$1.50
common
10-31
(quar.):
Estate
A
10-27
$1.16
1
$1.75694
from
11-15
dividend
Store
37c
8
3
$1.12%
_
and
11-15
$1.03
___
(quar.)_____!
Stock
of
111112-
11-
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Co.
(quar.)
Detroiter Mobile
Homes, Inc. (quar.)__
Co.
1
$1.06
:
27c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Acceptance
class
Alkali
12-
11-20
12-28
$1
Light
non-cum,
Finance
10-1U
49c
&
Giorgio Fruit
10-27
2%
Z
27 %c
preferred
preferred
5.44%
11-
9c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
5%%
5
$i7%c
(increased).—
(quar.)
4.15%
4 preferred
(quar.)____—
4.6er/W.ptef©i!red (quar.)'L
4.75%
10-20
11-1
20c
1
(quar.')
Corp.
Central Vermont Public Service," com.
V 10-18
12-'1
3c
___.
'll- 3
1
preferred
Central & South West
Central
Ltd.—
37 %c
preferred
$2.50-$3.50
B
(quar.)
4%
10-14
preference
t50c
Corp.
Cascade
10-14
1
preference
preferred
Booth
1
$1.40
Chambersburg Engineering Co.
Champlin Oil & Refining Co.
Boise
11-
11-
28'/8c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper,
(quar.)
Brooks,
$1
$1.05
(quar.)__
11-14
10-31
10-30
25c
Voting common (quar.)
8%
debenture stock (quar.)
Denver Tramway—
$1.40
1-15
Bobbie
11-15
10-19
6
10-13
net
1
1
6
10-31
(From
Mfg.,
10-
1-31-62
Blackmail
Dennison
10-
20c
Co.
11-15
12-
;
20c
&
12-
10-14
12- 7
93 %c
_
(quar.)
Coatings—
payment
10-10
20c
security profits
Power
11-
pfd.
investment income
year-end
1
*30c
;
preferred
Delaware
Corp.—
(quar.)
Best
8
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Income Fund—
from
10-31
(quar.)__i
Black-Clawson
12c
10-31
8
(quar.)—
Bethlehem
Delaware
10-14
11-
7V2C
(quarl) _ZZ_I_Z
,_Z_ZZZZ
ZZZZ
,ZI__
preferred A (quar. )__L
Dean Phipps
Stores, Inc., 5Va% pfd.
10-31
1
A
5'/2%
Chemical
X
20c
(quar )
(quar,)
(quar.)
11-15
$1.34%
(quar.)_
conv.
Soto
11-
4%
)
4%%
8
12-
6%
7%c
(quar.)
x0
12-
Water,
11-30
JXWl
25c
I_"I
A
12-20
12-20
15c
(quar.)
common
1-1-62
"
15c
Davidson-Boutell Co.—
De
12-
preferred
eacn
2
2
9-30
10-31 ,10-16
80c
common
preferrea
preferred
1-2-62
preferred
Stock
11-
$1 16
tquar.)_
4.20%
9-30
$1.12'/;
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——.—__________
4.50%
(quar.)_
5%
11-24
(increased)
(quar.)
com.
10-16
II"
Z
r
(quar.)
preferred
Davenport
10-10
12-15
Electric
&
Corp.,
3% %
10-10
11-
Gas
Light,
J55c
J.)
Dana
10-10
10-31
25c
(s-a)
4%
ylV.
(quarj__
10-31
38c
Hudson
Cuae
&
4%
Iron
Hue
,
4%
Beneficial
10-20
26c
Coal
4.64%
Belaing-Conicelli, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)_
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.„ com. (quar.)
Belmont
11-15
1
10-10
Central
stockholders
common
Behlen Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Bekins Van & Storage Co.
Common
1
11-
1
11-15
.
Inc.
Aircraft
12-
13 %c
__
.
non-cum.
1%
&
Baystate Corp.
Beech
$1.12%
;
(quar.)_!
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
11-
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bearings,
1
5uc
12-
Savings
dividend)
preferred A
Power
A
11-
Inc.
Dallas Power & Light, $4
pfd.
$4.24 preferred
(quar.)
4V2 %
preferred
(quar.)
6
l
Class
11-15
10-20
1
t75c
(quar.)_
Ltd. (s-a)
Coal,
Cigar Corp.
Stock dividend
5
10-
$1.50
>
&
12
6
1-
10-31
5%
Central
(quar.);
Corp.
Basic Products Corp.,
conv.
10-
1
25c
11-15
Central Illinois
dividend
4 % %
1
2-
5c
Pass
DWG
6
1
flOc
Candy
Stock
(quar.);
11-
41c
10-
5%
(stock
Corp.
37c
1
1
Ltd.
1
10-20
12-
Seal,
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
10-20
10-10
—
Oil
11-20
10-31
10-31
21)
Scotia
Nova
11-
12-11
11-10
10-31
N.
Press,
11-10
t353Ac
___
(Newark,
Cuneo
25c
11-25
to
TO-31
11-15
11-
11-
,r.~
Nest
1
1
6
'
^
Crows
11-17
11*
10-
11-
/,
~
10-31
10c
(quar.):
common
7
11-15-:
12-
11-15
25c
(initial)
Crown Cork
&
6
12-15
10-31
,^*6C,
f
*rr
'"
Crowe,11-Collier. Publishing Co. ' (stock"div
Crowley, Milner & Co. (quar.)__Z_
Co.—
Co.,
(initial-quar.)_^.r
&
1
17 %c
r
"
10-13
8
11-22
1-
11'Ac
_
_
10-16
6'Ac
_____
;___
(quar.)
^
12-lo"
11-15
12-15
Crouse-Hinds ' (quar.)
.
11-20
10-
$1
pommon
1
10-31
15c
(quar.)I_"
Lines
(quar.)_;
Reynolds Corp.—
preferred A (quar.)
$1
12-
8
10c
1
12-
$1
(Chicago")
11-15
12-20
4
I"
(quar.)
11-
8 c-
_•___
11-
12-
4oc
93%c
12-29
$$1.25
*
11-24
^
$12c
$1.05
10c
Trust
(subject
(quar,)—
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)_
Cott Bottling
(New England)
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)
"Class B •(quar.)^___l^^
-11-15
11-15
8
20c
$20c
.
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10c
___
Nov.
on
Commerce
of
Bank
(quar.)
1
12-1
40c
Co.
common
Transportation
"
Gas
Tractor
+31'Ac
preierreu
National
America
Association
9-30
Celotex
_____
New
9-29
$5c
(quar.)
Corp.
6%
&
1
12-
$$1.25"
10-20
:___
(quar.)—
Co..
Scott
1
4.20%
Baldwin
11-6
10-31
12-
_
$25c
___
—
Carpenter (L. E.) & Co.
Carson
11-
$$1.06
& Light
quarterly
11-
10-20
11-27
$45c
'$10c
_
(quar.)
Power
Co.,
Quarterly
Continental
Trust—
(quar.)___-
(quar.).
11-
10-31
lO-iO
Corroon
Products Corp. (N. C.) (quar.)
10-31
$1.12 %
(quar.)
59C
Ltd
Ltd.
Fund,
Can
Coronation Credit, Ltd,—
—
class A (initial)
Co.
15c
10-31
10-23
1
11c
(quar.)'
preferred
Cap & Gown Co.,
15c
$1.12%
$3.75 preferred (quar.)__
Continental Investment Corp.
$20c
11-
15c
c*
—
Canadian
30c
rH 0
1
8
1-2-62
10-20
10c
1
11-
12-
$1.04
Engineering Corp-!-."
11-
1
1-2-62
Quarterly
Continental
Continental Motors
Corp. (quar.)
Continental National Lank & Trust
(quar.)
common
10-13
$1.12
plus
Investment
1
37'/2C
(quar.)_
9
1
___
11-
4(4%
Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
5%
1st preferred (quar.)
5%% 2nd preferred, (quar.).,
Baker
48s
(quar.)—International Power,
Uailey
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Carborundum
(quar.)
9
12-
common
preferred
Increased
1947 series
preferred
of
10c
(quar.)
3-
1-2-62
$1.13
"
2
preferred
income
International
15c
common
3-
common
1-
Imperial Bank of Commerce—
Quarterly
+34%c
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
142
investment
10-10
_
4-2-62
♦ 1.12%
'_
11-20
~~
Corp. of America,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Continental Aviation &
When
Share
(quar.)
4%
Cornet Stores
1%
tquar.)__
4-2-62
preferred
Container
Canadian
Ltd.—
tquar.)
preferred
$4.50
43
Co.,
Telephone
distribution
10-
10-16
+87'/2c
$37"Vic
30c
Banking Corp.—
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
6%
series A preferred (quar.)
6%
series B preferred
(quar.)
10-31
*
..
1
Automobile
11-15
-
$31'Ac
(s-a)
of
5%
—
5% %
share
35c
_
10-31
tl5c
(quar.)
15c
dividend
Automatic Steel Products, Inc.—
30c noncumulative preferred
Avalon
net
Ltd.
6
____—
11-15
$4.52
$4.16 preferred
dividend)
Inc.—
11-
1
11-10
12-
11-
(quar.)-.
Stock
10-
each
10c
dividend
Stock
1
1
$15c
pfd.
redeemable
4Ve
3c
.
$1.20 prior preferred
11-
of
par)
for
held)
from
5%
(stock
11 %c
_
preferred (quar.)
Austin Nichols & Co., common
6%
share
Capital gains
J 3-30
7
——_
A
1-15-62
12-
Per-
Company
Consumers Power Co., common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$$2
1
5
Lines,
Co.
11-
30c
t2'c
r_»—
(s-a)
12-
3
11-20
t87'/2C
Arena
($10
_•__
12-20
(s-a)
$55c
51/2 %
J32'/ac
Name of
10-30
Sugar Co., Ltd.—
Steamship
Canadian
Atlantic
Class
B
93 %c
preferred
Wholesalers. Ltd.—
preferred <s-a) _
:
$1.25 preferred (resumed)
Atlas Brass Foundry
(quar.)—
Atlas Life Insurance
(Tulsa, Texas) —
Quarterly
Atlas Steels, Ltd.
(quar.)_^
Atomic Physics & Science Fund—
(From i*vestment income)
Augusta Newspapers, 0%-% pfd;- (quar.)
3 75'/,
1111-
60c
common....
series B (quar.)
12-12
$2.50
——
Refining Co.,
Atlantic
t25c
Foils, Ltd., common
Participating class A (quar.)
Canada Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)
12-12
Holders
Payable of Rec,
11-30
Canada
50c
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)—:
common
(quar.)_—
Dominion
&
Share
,
Ltd.,
(Increased-quar.)
10c
AtUmtic Coast Line RR.,
5%
preferred (s-ai
When
Per
Name of Company
Canada
12-14
$1.18%
(Conn.)
10-13
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
10-31
13c
Common
4
Holders
Payable oj Reo.
5c
34c
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
*
Atcliison,
4%
When
Share
'1 Associated
—
Gas
(quar.)
Brewing Corp., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
——
40c
1
43'/2c
11-15
11-
32 %C
10-31
10-17
1
12-15
30c
1-
,
48
(1884)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Company
When
Share
Holders
(2-for-l
stock
Bros,
Globe
split)
11-
(quar.)
8
6
10-20
6
10-20
Fate-Root-Heath
Fedders
Corp.
Federal
Co.
Grain,
Class
(quar.)
&
A
crass
(quar.)
Co.
(Newark,
N.
Screw
Works
Steel
Corp.
10-19
8%
Great
Atlantic
11-15
10-31
Great
Lakes Dredge
12-15
11-30
283'4c
12-15
11-29
Great Northern Gas Utilities, Ltd.
25c
12-15
12-
Great
(stock
11-
10-14
dividend!
Corp.
Petroleum
(resumed)
Co.
of
div.
1
J.)
N.
class
A
and
common
Great
Greeley Gas, 5Vi%
11-. 1
10-23
Gross
11-
1
10-24
7 Vic
11-
1
10-
dividend
Stock
dividend
5%V
56 V4C
12-15
10-
1
2%
for
each
10-31
Gulf
10-13
held, subject to stockholders approval on
Oct.
24, and also the approval of the
—
Bank
&
Trust
Financial
Corp.,
(stock
class
B
(quar.)
Bank
First
National
City
First
National
Credit
(Spring
12-
First
National
(N.
Y.')
Bureau
Iron
Bank
Quarterly
Republic Corp.
Monthly
(New
Southern
Firth
Sterling.
Fischer
&
Tubing,
Porter
Florida Steel
1-
1
12-15
Halle Bros.
1
10-
9
Hamilton
11-15
11-
1
Corp., Ltd.
Gaint
10-
9
1
10-20
11-
1
10-25
Harsco
—
Hart
Motor
Co.
4.50%
preferred
(stock
12-18
11-20
$3
dividend)
12-29
12-22
12-14
11-24
Hawaiian Pacific
12-15
11-15
Heartland
2%
Convertible
Canada
Ltd.
12-15
11-17
11-
1
10-20
Hecla
11-
1
10-20
35c
12-
1
11-24
35c
12-
1
11-24
12-
1
11-
T
(quar.)
+$1.25
Franklin
National
Bank
15c
12-15
11-15
5Vi%
Friedman
(L.)
Frito-Lay,
and
for
exps.
Realty
Inc.
(Charles E.)
Class
A
Hercules
10-27
11-10
11-
1
10-16
10-30
9-30
7%
A
&
Co.,
ll'-22
121/2
Fruehauf Trailer
Co..
Corp.,
Higbie
pfd.
A
(quar.)___
(monthly)
Company
$1.50
6%
(stock
preferred
Wood
iVzVe
(quar.)
preferred
Gas,
Inc.,
Service
$1.40
Mills,
Motors
Public
General
r
$3.75
4V2%
(quar.)
Utilities
preierred
preferred
Si.25
(incr.
ouar.)
32
preferred
of
preferred
General
preferred
Tin
(Interim
after
Company,
11-10
10-20
10-15
11-
1
10-10
Horizon Land Corp.
11-
1
10-20
Hormel
11-
1
10-20
Home
10-31
10-19
Houston
11-15
British
Corp.,
Three shs. of com.
Hudson's
11-
1
11-
9
1
10-17
Hugoton
for each
100 shs.
Gilchrist
I
Com.
Co.
(stock
1-
1
12-
5%
preferred
series
9c
12-
8
1
Huron
10-28
Hussmann
1
10-10
1
10-
2
11-
1
10-
2
5%
30c
12-15
oreferred
1
5%
preferred
4%
11-
1
10-
1
11-
3
12-1
11-
Power,
3
Brick
Illinois
10-13
1
10-13
11-
1
9-10
preferred
Industrial
12-20
11-30
11-15
11-
1
11-
10-
2
1
10-18
Ingram
11-
1
10-18
Inland
Institutional
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
11-15
11-
10-19
12-
5
11-
1
J.l-28
_
11-
1
Corp.,
Shares
from
realized
Insurance Corp.
7%
12-12
12-12
11-15
preferred
11-17
12-23
10-20
'
preference
distribution
from
sale
11-22
12-12
(stk.
dividend)
Lerner
11-15
10-28
Leslie
11-
10-18
1
11-10
10-25
profits)
11-
1
10-13
12-11
11-24
1-10
12-26
Extra
-----
,
Common
Class
A
(stock
dividend)
(quar,)„
—
10-31
1
10-
common
(quar.)__^.
Stores
11-
1
10-
6
12-12
12-
1
11-14
10-27
$1.50
1-2-62
2-1-62
1-15
1
10-21
13 %C
11-
12-15
11-15
11- 1
:20c
10-31
10-17
$20c
12-29
12-15
$20c
12-29
12-15
i2y2c
„——
(quar.)
Laurentide
Finance
-t$5c
Salt
Co.
Corp.
Inc.
Lexington
(quar.
&
(quar.)
Co.
Link-Belt
12-15
12-15
11-
1
10-16
12-28
11-15
10-31
9-15
10-31
10-12
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
60c
(S.
C.)
12-
10-13
$1.25
9
11-21
12-30
5c
(quar.)
12-15
(quar.)
1
11-10
50c
(quar.)
Insurance
Liquidometer Corp.
12-10
11-17
20c
11-
1
10-10
1
12-
60c
10-23
50c
(quar.)
10-23
11-24
12-
11-17
50C
Special stock
11-24
2%
RR.
12-
35c
(quar.)
dividend
Miami
10-20
86c
Tobacco
11-15
Stock
1
10c
(quar.)
2
Co.
11-10
11-
$10c
i
Life
1-
10-24
$1.12%
Glass
Meyers
&
11-22
1
40c
Insurance
National
5
10-31
12-
Trust
Libbey-Owens-Ford
(Eli)
pfd.
10-16
25c
(quar.)
4y2%
11-15
11-10
12-
834c
(quar.)
1
1
10-31
20c
A
Ltd
Income
Life
1212-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brothers.
10-31—-T0-13-
$3iy4c
10C
Corp.,
Liberty
11-20
A
class
10-30
3-10-62
9
11-
3
12-13
Special
11-
1
10-13
$4.30 Orig stock
$1.10
12-
9
11-17
11-
1
10-16
$4.30
$1.10
3-10-62
2-16
11-
1
10-16
Loblaw
10-25
1
10-16
B
$1.50
10-14
(quar.)
stock
Companies,
Loblaw
11-
stock
Orig.
Class
11-20
quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Corp., class
1
1
10-10
CJass B
1
10-10
Preferred
11-
1
10-10
Lomas
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
Long Island Lighting
(quar.)_^
Longines-Wittnauer Watch (quar.)
11-
1
10-10
Longview
6(4%
11-13
10-rt)
55V4C
'
&
Lorain
$59c
A_^
1
11-
8
12-1
11-
8
12-
$37%c
11-
Finance
12-
$i6y2c
(quar.)—
common
preferred
11-
Local
2-10
Ltd.—
(increased
Groceterias,
11-
1
11-
8
10-16
Nettleton
Fibre
Coal
Louisiana
Co.,
5%
Dock
&
Gas
&
Co.,
5%
1
10-16
1
11-15
$2.50
(s-a)
11-
1
10-23
11-
1
37%c
10-
9
10c
pfd.
(quar.)
10-30
10-16
90c
.1
Service
Power
1
11-
12-
6y4c
pfd.
(quar.)
11-
6 y4c
ny4c
(quar.)
10-31
10-14
62y2c
1-1-62
12-20
11-15
10-25
11-
1
10-11
11-
17c
(quar.)
1
10-11
11-
1
10-11
10-11
Light—
11-
1
10-13
5.16%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.29
11-
1
10-13
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.24
preferred
(quar.)
$1.11
4.16%
preferred
(quar.)
$1 04
11-
1
20c
12-
1
75c
12-12
11-
1
25c
12-12
11-
1
11-
10-20
11-30
11-16
11-
1
10-17
Louisville
Cement
12-
1
11-
1
Louisville
&
12-
1
11-
1
Extra
$15c
10-30
10-16
2%
11-15
10-16
Lower
1%%
60c
A
11-
1
11-15
11-15
11-
10-
net
realized
St.
2
preferred
10-27
MRA
Class
11-
3
t
10-31
MSL
11-15
Mqcco
31c
10-25
10-25
20c
11-15
11-
1
20c_,
-
class A
11-15
11-
1
11-
12-
8
11-30
12-15
12-
8
11-30
10-13
3
Macy
4%
16c
preferred
(R.
Ltd.,
Inc.
Ring-Free
H.)
Co.,
preferred
Magnavox
Magnetic
(quar.)
B
(quar. ).____
Oil
Specialties,
Inc.
$1.50
12-
1
11-17
Majestic
$1.50
12-
1
11-17
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.,
5%
1
10-13
11-29
11-
6
10-31
10-20
$30c
11-15
10-31
2
.10-19
11-
$1.06 y4
11-
1
$1
(quar.)
11-
1
10-
9
10-
9
12-15
11-24
5c
11-15
11-
5%
1-20-62
12 %c
(initial)
Inc.
10-13
11-
5c
preferred A
(quar.)
State
10-13
1
12 %c
A
Company (quar.)
Metals
1
11-
15c
pfd.
4'/4%
1
11-
25c
(quar.)
partic.
11-
3iy4c
(quar.)
-
Corporation
Majestic-Penn
Services, Inc.—
:
11-27
25c
Industries
MacMillan
profits
:__
Co
1-15
25c
(quar.)
Mines
+25c
35c
Lead
B
Macleod's,
11-15
Ltd.
Co.,
1
10c
participating
Participating
11-16
12 %C
$22 %c
(quar.)
5%
11-28
11-15
Power—
(quar.)
Co.
Holdings,
10-23
12-15
11-30
35c
•
10-15
1-15
1
(quar.)
Extra
1
12-
RR.
Lawrence
Lunkenheimer
15c
a
Nashville
Lowney (Walter M.)
Lucky Friday Silver
25c
(initial)
iquar.)
:
4y2%
,
$1.75
Corp
|
6
12c
$1.75
——
—
(extra)
10-30
35c
;
v
10-20
11-
27y2c
pfd. A (quar.)
Cement
11-21
$1.12%
(increased-quar.)
(increased-quar.)
common
Co.
11-21
36c
securities)
Investors Diversified
10c
40C
t
(quar.)
Tire
&
Portland
Levine's,
'
Interstate Motor Lines
11-22
8c
8c
10-31
12-15
Ltd.
5c
Interstate Department Stores
12-12
<;
to
Travelwear,
11-21
Fund
class
from
of
11-20
f
10-27
11-15
4.44%
(quar.)
(4c from net investment income plus
depositary
11-13
:
3iy4c
(Fla!)___
|r
t
10-23
12-15
1-8-62
12c
(quar.)
Rubber
12-19
International Resources Fund—
exchange, payment
Inc.
Leeds
A.—
(quar.)
Parts,
;
$0,189
"
(quar.)
preferred
75c
Co.
of America
Holdings
plus
58%c
securities
International
'''
5%
A
Lehigh
Ltd.—■
International
12-9
-
2%
(monthly)
class
changed
(Quebec)
12-20
53 V4C
.__
class" A
Harvester,
11-10
20c
income
52 Vic
^
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
International
10-31
12-11
10c
55c
.
Interchemical
4%%
10-31
37 v2c
60c
Growth
11-15
11-15
55c
1
(quar.)
$1
Ltd.,
1-5
>•
dividend)
(quar.)
Telephone (quar. )
B
Name
11-3
(4c from net investment income and 32c
1
3
Bell,
Institutional
10-13
10-30
&
Credit
1-12-62
5uc
—
51c
;
11-
6
of
Cooler
(Alfred),
Class
40c
(quar.)
Extra
5
Laurentide Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
12-29
20c
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
t
;
3
14-
$1
;
Rubber
&
11-
4-13-62
15C
(quar.)
Mexico, S.
10-16
Crosse
Lambert
25c
shares
Hose
12-15
11-20
12c
Y.)____
(N.
5V2%
$3V2c
(quar.)
de
1-2-62
1-12-62
K-l"
income—
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Eiectrica
10-16
•—
Crosse
La
9-29
Louisiana
10-16
Monthly
La
9-29
SI
preferred
Industria
10-23
$1.25
$1.50
11-
5c
10-20
1
1
Mills—
1
,
11-
91.25
$1.25
1
;
1
11-
11-
35c
_
Head
12-15
10-23
11-10
10-16
5%
Interim
Indian
1
(monthly)
1
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd., Ordinary
10-13
1
10-16
2
$1.06
distribution
x
Leece-Neville
(quar.)
1
1
1-
11-10
$1.25
profits
(stock
class A
preferred
11-30
preferred
11-
11-
1
Fund
Stock
(quar.)
from
Kuhlman Electric,
$1.25
(quar.)
11-
Corp.
11-
7%
12-15
11-17
(quar.)
11-
Extra
2
Liggeit
(quar.)
Co., common
11-
Monthly
10-26
1-
25c
56y4c
GLckman
10-16
1
11-15
10c'
(quar.)
11-
10-10
25c
Company (quar.)
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)!
Lee
(quar.)
preferred
1
40c
-(.monthly)
11-17
(quar.)
preferred
12-
11-
25c
iJS-i3.)
Lincoln
(quar.).
10c
11-
B
ICj-e^ge
Lilly
preferred
5
10-24
11-15
preferred
1
'
Class
10-31
4.42%
12-
10-13
12-12
(quar.)
12-15
12-20
87%c
gains)
Kratter Corp.,
Lear,
Co.
Power
4.08%
($0,011
capital
11-17
(quar.)
1
1
1
7c
Corp.
11-15
4.26%
12-
terest)
Kostin
11-30
10-25
10-31
3
11-30
10-25
80c
(quar.)
10-13
1
Little
5.5781 !4
Glen-Gary Shale Brick
11-
11-
9c
11-15
11-
10-18
$1.25
11-15
9%
1
11-27
12-12
common
preferred
Illinois
6
12-
30c
11-
12%C
Corp.
12-
12-
1-
10c
Department Stores (stock dividend)
Knickerbocker Fund (ctfs. of beneficial in¬
■v'-'
Idaho
6
Wire
&
industries
15c
(quar.)
1
12-20
7c
"Series
County Trust Co.
Kingston Products Corp.
Lewis
com.
Fund
Kings
Kleer-Vu
Class
(ouar.)
(quar.)
of
9-30
25c
Refrigerator Co.
(quar.)
rate
10-16
10-27
10-
Mortgage
preferred
amount to about $.068 per
share.
1
Steel
6 V4 %
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. (quar.)
Hygrade Food Products, 4% pfd. (quar.)
11-30
11-24
11-
Erie
preferred
the current
10-31
11-
Huttig Sash & Door—
1111-
Sz
4y2%
will
11-20
10-30
5%
realized
investment
net
Keystone
$1.12V'2
Industries,
12-14
933/4C
+$1.25
&
4%%
on
11-24
(quar.)
B
1-2
12c
Laboratories, Ltd. Ordinary (final )___
After charges of the
depositary and based
12-15
From
iquar.)
$1.25
$1.12 Vi
5%
Glaxo
9-26
special
a
net
$9c
A
Foods
11-14
11-14
12-
12-20
2%
—
——
Common
Income
4
(s-a)
series
7%c
^
(P.
Co.
(quar.)
com.
1
1
2%
plus
from
86c
Keystone
10-20
Trust-Units
preferred
62 % c
(increased-quar.)
H.) Company, com.
(quar.)
10-30
$1
,5%
40c
dividend)
10-10
Power—
Hunt
$1.25
(quar.)
1
12-
payment from the land account
Gas
1212-
12-20
S-2"
20c
10-31
(quar.)
&
10-16
$1.50
Company
Glatfelter
Co.
11-15
$1.27%
Extra
1
11-
of
12-27
(quar.)
11-14
Semi-annual from net investment income
15c
(quar.)__!
Co.
1
$1.25
(initial)
Company
Gillette
&
9
held)
preferred (quar.)
voting preferred (quar.)__^.
Genesco, Inc. (quar.):
11-
25-C-
(stock dividend)
11-
11-27
S5
"series
10-16
10-10
10-10
1
$1.06%
(quar.)
Bay
Interim
div.)
6%
6
11-17
11-
15c
12-
tax)
(stk:
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
(Wm
A
(monthly)
Income
1
(quar.)
A.)
Lighting
preferred
1
6.3c
preferred
5.10%
(Joseph)
American
income
com.
10-
1
Keystone
^
(quar.)
!
(George
11-
55c
deducting
11-
55c
(quar.)
preferred
12-
Southwest—
about
11-25
11-20
10c
!
Co.
Extra
4%%
Northwest—
Ltd.—
equivalent to
9%
B
12-15
Investments,
of
11-25
12-11
12- 6
40c
(quar.)
Extra
Class
11-15
30c
the
12-li
35c
(quai-j,
Class
12-31
50c
of
9-29
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bearing
11-30
$1.50
Y.)
Gas,
Kellogg Company, 3V2% ptd. (quar.)
Kennametal, Inc. (quar.)
Kentucky Stone, common (quar.)—
Common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(s-a)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
1
10c
&
10-31
62 Vic
Waterworks
General
&
Hoover
(N.
Corn,
preferred
4.70%
(quar.)
10-31
12-
10c
(increased)
32 Vic
the
9-29
$1.25
(quar.)
11-14
11-14
1
26c
dividend
37V2c
31 Vic
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
$2.20
Ginn
11-13
chemical
4.20%
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of
General
G^tz
1
Florida—
(quar.)
preferred
4.80%
5%
12-
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
General
•
Ball
27 y2 c
!___
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
$2.50
$4.25
Hoover
22 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
SI.30
Co.
5-31
22 %c
series
iquar.)
Telephone Co.
General
Hooker
Insurance
2-28
$1.18 3/4
Corn
<< uar.i
1956
preferred
General
Home
Equipment
Wares, Ltd.. 5% pfd. (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
5%%
10-13
30c
tquar.j
.
Steel
4%%
10-31
$1.25
pld.
pfd.
conv.
common
35c
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
General
5%
43c
(quar.)
10-16
20c
Holt, Rinehart & Winston Inc.
1
$1
(quar.)
Precision
$4.75
9-29
11-
50c
(quar.)
common
Inc.
preferred
General
11-15
11-30
56V4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
General American investors, S4.o0 ptd.
(quar.)
General Batterv & Ceramic Corp.
(quar.)
S5
Corp.,
$4
(quar.)
pfd.
Co.,
General
Inc.,
Sugar
12-21
30c
preferred
General
Stores,
6-21-62
37 Vic
(quar.i
Gardner-Denver Co., common
4% preferred (quar.)
5%
>
1
10-31
35c
5% pfd. (quar.)
(initial-quar.)
1
1
12-
10c
>Vf ",--r rr '•
(quar.)
15c"3-21-62
5%
(quar.)
11-
12-18
56Vic
(quar.)j.
1212-
$1.08%
10-14
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
Holophane Company, Inc.
Industries—
Gas
Co.
8c
dividend)
preferred
Gamble-Skogn.o, Inc.
Gar
Mfg.
8c
_a
1
Stock
Y.)—
(quar.)
new
8c
(monthly)
(monthly)
Co.,
Inc.,
$1
r
Inc
Class A
&
A
Powder Co.,
5c
4%
ciass
Class A
Gale
preferred
Heublein
15c
America,
Futterman
c
15c.
(quar.)
-
11-
30c
5%
(quar.)
10-11
from
preferred
Products
Holly
12 y2 c
class A
Galion
Holly
depositary
(guar.)
Class
1
11-'1-
4Vi%
10-13
$1.12%
—
dividend)
(stock
11-
Heppenstall
Co.,
10-30
Kaymara Consol Corp.—
11-3
1
Co.
Kavanau Corp.
mic
N.
10-16
"
—
Island,
1-18
10-20
$1.25
10-13
12Vic
(Long
1
$1
Klein
(quar.)
2-
95c
(quar.)
10-13
12Vic
:
10-18
10-31
10%
8
11-15
Hercules
:
KatzrDrug
11-16
1
10-31
15c
$5 oreferred
1
11-30
25c
dividend
8
VaO.
Square,
(quar.)
(initial)
3-
10-10
1
11-
40c
93 %c
—
11-
$1.05
Natural
12-
16c
12-
130c
Bank
10-31
!;
$1
(quar.)—
12-
62Vic
dividend)
(s-a)
preferred
11-25
Extra
11-24
35c
(quar.)
convertible
Hempstead
ord. regis.
(Interim payment of approximately 63c per
depositary share less South African non¬
tax
10-13
1
Quarterly
25c
(Franklin
11-
1
17 Vic
Long Island, N. Y.) (quar.)
Fraser Companies. Ltd. (quar.)
Free State Gedulud Mines,
Ltd,
preierred
Mining
1
11-15
12c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
4 V2 %
Hemenway Furniture Co.—
,
(quar.)
of
(stock
10-15
12-
$~1~25
—:
preferred
Kansas-Nebraska
Corp.—
12 Vic
Enterprises
Company
(quar.)
resident
Development
"75C
(quar.)
10-12
lVi%
Stores, Inc. (stock dividend)
Haveg Industries, Inc., new com. (initial)
Harvey's Stores, Inc., class A (quar.)
;
Hat Corp. of America, 5% pfd.
"(quar.)
5%
Machine, class A (quar.)
10-31
62c
Hartfield
Industries
10-15
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
56Vic
(quar.)
12 %c
&
4.20%
75c
(quar.)
15c
dividend)
preferred
4%
30c
4.96%
2%
City
Gabriel
(quar.)
11-13
10-13
(s-a)
3.80%
35c
Marx
10-13
1
Foxboro
of
&
12-20
11-
(quar.)
Ford Motor Co.
Fund
(quar.)
Electric
11-20
SI.75
dividend)
10-25
10-16
12Vic
(quar.)
Light, common
preferred (quar.)
(nuar.)
&'Wallace; cla£S"B voting
Class B nonvoting (quar.)
Frost
Corn,
Schaffner
Hartford
1
11-
15c
10-25
25c
Inc.
11-
20c
Power & Light
3c
(quar.)
World,
11-13
(quar.)
11-10
12 Vic
&
11-13
1
93%c
Co.
25c
(quar.)
H-C7
Extra
Brace
11-13
1
12-
50o
M.)
20c
(quar.)_
Series
1
12-
84c
preferred
(initial-monthly)
Kayser-Roth Corp.
(quar.)
H-DA
Harcourt
10-13
(stock
Gear
B
Forest
11-15
1
Forbes
Ford
1
11-
common
Co.
Hammond Organ Co.
1
11-
11-
Markets, Inc.
Foote Bros.
Class
11-
75c
Series
(Earle
3c
Co.,
Funds
12-
35 %c
25
each
for
(quar.)
Hill's, Inc. (Wis.)
10-31
12%c
10-31
37c
preferred
11-10
Inc.—
5.30%
11-
17 %c
preferred
Kansas City
3%%
60c
10-31
2%
(quar.)
11-24
8
1
66Vic
Controls,
10-13
joy Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
12-
3-19-62
11-15
(quar.)
(stock
jorgensen
30c
9C
6%
Johnson
10-16
10- 2
11-24
10-20
pfd.
Corp.
12-
10-31
2%
preferred (quar.)
Hagerstown Gas Co. (quar.)
3
11-
40c
Jewel Tea Co., common (quar.)_
3% % preferred
(quar.)__
12-10
$1.25
Chemical &
10-13
Central Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)
4%
11- 1
11- 1
12- 8
(quar.)
10-31
1
•
(quar.)
(Andrew) Co. (initial)
11-15
(quar.)
Corp.
10-13
11-
44c
held)—
$12Vic
preferred
Hagan
(One
$1.37 Vi
37Vic
35c
Oil
dividend
1
$1.06
—--—-t
preferred
Jersey
from
(quar.)
11-
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
share
common
common
Stock
10-20
preferred
7%
5%
Jergens
RR.
1
of America—
Co., 7%
Flexible
Fluor
(Jacksonville)
Ohio
9c
First
shares
11-21
12-18
85c
'
12- 1-
$1.25
Halliburton
Monthly
Food
&
8
30c
Jersey)
7c
1
"
Inc.,
dividend
Stock
4.35%
and
sources
income)
Insurance
40c
divid.)
-
9
(quar.)
Stock
—
(quar.)
(stock
;
First
capital
1
12-
__—
$10c
(quar.)
10-18
11-
(quar.)—
com.
35C
A
10-19
25c
47y2c
—-—
common
40c
7Vic
(quar.)
.
class
11-15
10c
Bank
40c
35c
10c
is-a>_
.
(quar.)
com.
(quar*)'-.
(quar.)
preferred
Jantzen,
Industry Shares, Inc.—
from
60c
Valley)
11-10
30c
preferred
Gulf
1
12-
Light,
40e
(quar.)—___
A
common
Ltd.,
Co.,
12-15
11-24
12- 1
12- 9
11-20
11-25
10-30
11- 6
11-10
Electric,
Utilities,
10-19
1
11-20
12-11
&
preferred
$1.76
11-20
$12Vic
(s-a)
conv. pfd. (quar.)
(increased-quar.)—
5%
10c
i.
National
11-
5%'
______
._
Quarterly
11-
r
dividend)
A
(quar.)
First National Bank of Chicago
(quar.)
First National Bank
(Glens Falls, N. Y.)
First
11-15
25c
Charter
Investors
Class
—
Co.—
11- 3
preferred
1
11-
rnmmmmmmm—mrntrnm
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
4.75%
(Houston)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mobile
$5
Currency)
Quarterly
First
First
class
pfd. A
Products
Wine
Life
$5
National
B
(28c
6
Gulf
Camden
Ltd.,
Telecasting Inc.,
Growth
10-27
11-
11-24
12-11
$1
I
Class
seven
Comptroller of
Insurance
Company,
investment
share
(one
Coal,
Stores
Growers
6
Rubber—
dividend
Stock
West
Grocery
——
....
;
1
3
class
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
1111-
Griesedieck
preferred A (quar.)
&
Life
11-20
4%
Tire
Southern
Extra
the
Corp.,
(quar.)___
________
11-15
—
;
Co.
& Dock
.
50c
_
Southern
1
12-11
15c
(quar.)_
Pacific Tea
&
10c
(quar.)
(Newark,
both
on
Co.
75c
<Md.)
America—
General
Union
Extra
1
Power
Iowa
12-
$25c
(quar.)
Grafton .& Co., Ltd., class A (quar.>____
11-17
'
Iowa
5- 4
12-15
92
preferred
12-11
stocks)
First
B
27C
(quar.)
$4.36
$4.22
&
11-
$1.09
''"mmm+mrn'm*.
Gas
2
5-15-62
Employees Corp. (s-a)_\—;.—45c
(W. R.) & Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
$1.50
class A preferred (quar.)
$2
Grace
10-
$2.50
common—_
(quar.)
EXtra
Iowa-Illinois
Payable of Rec.
37VaC
Island),
(Rhode
preferred
$2,50
11- 3
2- 5
30c
3%
pfd.
11-1
11-15
12Vic 2-15-62
Government
10-19
4
11-17
10-16
12 Vic
(quar.)
12-22
(monthly)
(quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
Fidelity Union Trust
Quarterly
Stock
4
—
A
National Batteries
Grand
Paper Board Co., 4.60%
S2.25
11-
11-
1
12 Vic
1-2-62
"
Federal
Firestone
10-19
1
11-
20c
;
37%C
Assn.
Federal
B
4
Class
Gould
12-
Trust
-Investors
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
10-15
11-15
10c
Class A
1
11- 1
12-15
15c
!—.—
Monday, October 30, 1961
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
J13c
7Vic
(quar.)_
(initial-quar.)
(initial).
27c
Mortgage
Monthly
Financial
class A
Products
25C
National
(Stock
11-
Rubber
ciass
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings—
(Increased-quar.)
Finance
11-
J.)—
Quarterly
Felmont
1
$35c
(quar.)
Insurance
Federal
10-16
11-14
12-
$35c
preferred
Federal
1
11-28
30c
(quar.)
11-
I35c
Co.
B
SI.40
Federal
12-15
20c
Warehouse
j_,iu.,
12-31
25c
(quar.)
Compress
Federal
$3
Ltd.,
Gloray Knitting Mills
Godfrey Co. '(quar.)
Goodman Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Gordon Jewelry, class A.
1111-
Farmers <fc Traders Litems.
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
A
Envelopes,
When
Per
Share
Globe
6c
Quarterly
■;■
,
10-24
4c
Extra
"
•
.
Name of Company
Family Finance Corp.—
Farmer
•
.
Payable of Rec.
.
.
(stock
(Ohio)
dividend)
(quar.)
pref. A (quar.)
1
12-20
17 %c
10-31
10-10
62 %c
11-
1
10-13
m
*
Volume
194
Number
6103
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1885)
••
',*•
s
CompanyV
Name Of
Per
When
Holders,,
Payable of Rec.
snare
■
Per
Name of
Managed Funds—
\
(2c from investment income
shares
Paper
from realized
25c
and
Electric
securities
Electronic
&
shares
.
,V.
.
profits)
(lc
27c'
■
v
Trust
.
'9-29
10-31
Northein
,
profits)
securities
—
25c
Exploration Corp
:
Marconi International Marine Ltd. Ordinary
(Interim payment of 2 y2% based on the
rate of exchange.
depositary charges
current
5;
tion
of
to
amount
about
6%
Corp.,
Maremont
Martin-Marietta
preferred
4y2%
$.038
investment
net
1:1
Matthiessen
1J
&
10-31
10-13
12-27
12-
4
4
1-
1
12-
117.
1
9c
10-30
10-31
10-
12-
11-15
1
McCall
12 y2c
11-
1
12-
1
11-
(quar.)—
dividend
$2.50
preierred
(Quar.
Mcoregor-Doniger,
Class
B
(quar.)
common
Inc.,
A
(quar.)
McQuay-Norris
Mead
Corp.,
4V4%
b4%%
preferred
Mercantile
A
B
Stores
Trust
(initial)
Metropolitan
Benson,
3.8u%
3.85%
preferred
pid.
(quar.)_
Extra
Miami
Co.
Tile &
10-17
10-20
Ontario
1
11-
3
12-
1
11-
3
1
10-17
1
11-17
4%
11-17
4.75%
Special
11-14
Otter
ivxatenais
Minneapolis Gas Co.
Minnesota
&
Ontario
Co.
1
10-20
10-31
10-17
0
J?<-•»*>
11-15
10-23
.11-10
10-23
1
lu-20
—
5c
10-30
10-18
(quar.)i-.
$1.18%
10-31
10-20
11-10
10-27
40c'
11- T
9-29
11-
3,
Light—
&
4.56%
preierred
(quar.)
$1.14
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.09
11-
1
10-16
15c
11-
1
10-20
2%
11-
1
10-20
Missouri
Gas
Natural
Stock
(quar.)
dividend
Missouri
i
Portland
Cement
Modern
Materials
Mohawk
National Bank
(quar.)_—
(stock
Corp.
11-10
10-27
10-30
10-16
preferred
preferred
Moody's
.
.
$3
20c
pfd.
(quar.)
$6
Mn'"nt
Diablo
/
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Co,
*
i
tjf
1
11-
1
10-12
11-
1
10-12
75c
Vernon
Movie
Star,
Movielab
Mutual
Film
4.64%
15c
,
Bank
1:
li
National
r?
t
class
12-20
12-
1
2-26
2-
5
(quar.)
10c
A
*
/
i
pfct.
(quar.)—
50c
(quar,)
additional
share
Preferred
ment
Jan.
Hess.
40c
D.
C.l
(from
-15c
1111-
Nevada
Power
(from; met
Co.
Trust
&
10-31
10-31,
11-
1
10-16
12-
1
11-17
11-
1
9-26
5c
12-
1
11- 8
common
11-17
11-
3
15c
(quar.)
11-10
10-27
21c
,
11-
1
10-10
27%2c
-—-—
(Paterson,
N.
11-
1
10-10
8V2C
11-
1
10-18
J.)
40c
——
Growth Fund
11-
dividend)—
2%
1
10-16
10-30
10-13
11-
6c
Jersey Natural Gas (stock
3%%>
prof°rr°d
(b"ar >
10-13
3
11^ 1
10-13
$1
1-1
12-7
$1.01 V4
1-1
12-7
93%c
-
Jersey Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
New Process Co.
York
Air
Brake
Co.
New
York
York
State
:
Common
3.75%
—'
Electric
&
from
tal
4%
&
income)
Comnany
Western Ry.—
from
Oil
A*
Ofts
^
American
Fund
Pato
of
Drilling
Peabody
Coal
Gold
Ltd.
Co.
Ltd.
(quar.)
convertible
(J.
C.)
preferred
4.25%" preferred-
Penobscot
stock
com.
8
12-
1
Peterson
Bank
(Brooklyn,
(quar.)
Ltd
10-20
Howell
11-15
10-31
11-10
10-20
4.10%
43/4%
11-21
11-
11-17
&
(quar.)
Heather,
class A
4.40%
preferred
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)^-__
3.80%
preferred
Placer
preferred
11-
3
12-
1
12-
1
1
Trust
Extra
Polaroid
5%
11-
1
12-
$2.50
Co.
(quar.)
Prince
&
Lawrence
Corp.,
Francisco
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
Gardner
5Vi%
(quar.)—_*.
Ltd.
Co.
12-
1
11-15
11-15
10-31
Cotton
Producing
10-24
11-
10-10
1
(quar.)
National
Bank
,1-31
1-
3
10-31
10-
6
4.90%
preferred
Sound
11-10
10-19
Putnam
1
10-16
(6c
11-13
10-30
t6c
10-31
9-29
Growth
from
realized
Stock
Power
&•
10-23
$3.40
Scotten
10-10
Scott Paper
10-10
1
10-10
10-16
11-
1
10-16
1
11-
12-
3
capital
preferred
Dillon
Light
Seagrave Corp.,
12-
1
11-
11-
1
11-
1
6
Stock
6
Security
1-19
11-24
12-
8
11-17
11-
1
Class
&
B
1
Shareholders
11-15
11-
1
vestment
12-26
Sherwin-Williams Co of
10-13
Shop
Siegel
11-
1
10-13
12-15
12-15
gains)
& Save
Mines,
(1957)
Pacific
Power
preferred
Class
(T.
Simon
(H.)
S.)
Ltd.
&
1
10-20
Sjostrom
10-13
2
10-13
10-
12-
1
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
11-15
10-20
39c
Corp.
Superior Co.
Slater
11-14
Smith
$2
18c
11-30
10-31
10-31
10-31
South
10-20
11-14
11-14
9-30
12-29
12-15
2%
11-20
10-30
12-11
'11-20
25c
5c
12'/2c
preferred
conv.
10-24
10-16
45c
11-
1
10-13
11-
1
60c
11-
1
10-20
10-30
10-13
10-30
10-13
10-30
10-13
11-
10-27
1
10-13
10-31
9-29
2
12-15
11-24
10-13
1-
10-19
1
11-15
11-
1
9-29
$20c
12-
1
11-10
11-
1
(quar.)
25c
9-29
10-10
$10c
11-15
11-
2c
quar.)
11-16
10-16
11-16
10-16
1
A
22c
11-
12-
1
11-15
$15c
(quar.)
1-
2
11-30
2
11-30
(Conn.)
(quar.)
11-
1
10-14
$$1.25
(quar.)
12-
1
11-23
12-
1
11-
1
80c
11-
1
10-11
50c
12-
8
11-10
1-
2
12-18
10c
11-10
10-27
45c
$1
—
12-
5
11-14
10-
110c
10- 9
11-
1
10-11
$50c
(quar.)
1
11-
1
10-
9
2
7c
,
12-15
11-17
3iy4c
383/«c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
1
11-
25c
(quar.)
11-
$3iy»c
(quar.)
A
Corp.
10-16
$25c
pfd.
A
(quar.)__,___
common
1
$25c
5%
Engineering, class A
Coast
2
10-31
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
11-
9-30
12-
(s-a)
$1.25 preferred
Soroban
10-13
1
11-
O.)
from
100%
10-13
1
11-
11-15
Corp. (reduced)
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Sonotone
1
ll-
15c
Automtaion
(A.
11-
61c
class
Industries, Ltd., common
preference A (quar.)_
Smith
1-12
10-23
$1.25
6%%
4
1
11-15
(quar.)
common
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)__
1
2-
1-12
$.00y5
class
11-
11-
1
(quar.)
(s-a)
(Initial
Ltd.,
Simsbury Bank & Trust
11-
11-10
11-10
2-
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sons,
10-20
Sinclair Oil
12-11
in¬
(s-a)
A
Co.,
1
52Vic
60c
$2
pfd.
common
(Canada)
Ltd.,
11-
2
11-20
10c
net
(quar.)
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd.,
11-
1
(quar.)
Simms
614
10-20
12-
1-
A
Dairies,
B
10-13
1
$33V3c
com.
Ltd.
Ltd.
(Henry I.), class
Class B
(Initial)
$2.44
11-18
11-
20c
:
—
(from
Power,
Corp. of America
preferred (s-a)
Silverwood
10-18
10-31
$1
Sheraton
Sierra
1
1
17%c
&
10-25
6
10-20
1112-
3%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial)
Water
10-13
10-20
2
11-10
10c
1
10-
dividend)__
income)
1
37Vic
(stock
Boston
11-
11-15
10-
25c
(initial)
of
11-
1
1
12-29
12-13
(quar.)
Trust
1-2-62
10-31
1
6%c
Sherritt-Gordon
11-15
1-10
11-
11-
$3,678
Class A
(quar.)
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5%
12-
1
-11-15
12-15
<1
Shawinigan
5
1
11-
1-15
85c
Shaw-Barton
10-
11-
11-15
12 Vic
6
1
11-15
1
35c
10-13
11-
1
65c
common
(H & A), Inc.
$1.55
12c
"
;
10-13
2%
12-
lOc
Co. (Rochester, N. Y.)
10-13
90c
10-27
5c
Inc
10-31
$1.17Vi
12-
10c
12-
4%
3
1
$1
common
preferred
Selmer
11-
1
1
4c
:
(quar.)—
10-13
12-26
2
12-
1
25c
.___
stock___
or
Latz,
11-15
11-
10-
1-
15c
(monthly)____
dividend
Trust
Seligman
4%
11-
1
12-15
12-15
$20c
Corp. (quar.)
1
Seapak Corp. (extra)
Security-Columbian Banknote (increased)__
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven) (quar.)
10-
11-24
11-15
11-
12-
2y2%
Power
10-
12-20
10-28
10-17
$0.3216
Associates,
Sealed
$1.16
income and
cmmcatesj._
(quar.)
Optional of cash
10-13
2
10-20
11-15
3%
Scudder Special Fund
10-13
$1.06,/4
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Co.
1
10-
10-20
10-16
Co.—
1
1
stock
preferred
11-
11-
1
1
30c
y__
(quar.)
11-
6
1111-
11-15
35c
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(auar.)__
Scrivner-Stevens Co. (quar.)
1
1
$1.10
(increased)
split.:
10-10
1
11-,
10-31
$1.25
common
1
Fund—
investment
dividend
Co.,
1
11-
20c
25c
!
11-
11-
10-10
$25c
(quar.)
—
Paper
11-
11-
9-29
10-31
50c
(monthly)
Three-for-one
$4
10-31
$15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
10-20
$1.22Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
r-
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-31
~
(quar.)
11-15
5c
.
(quar.)
Corp.
10-20
(Phila.)
(quar.)
preferred
Corp,
Fetzer Co.
Monthly
Scott
Inc.
J.)
10-31
Jersey)
(quar.)
1
(quar.).
10-30
J30c
com.
11-10
dividend)..
10-31
$25c
Colorado,
lv
__—
Aviation
65c
of
12-
4c
(Walter
$1.37Vi
(quar.)
11-10
$1.37%
2oc
(quar.)
(stock
Industries
Monthly
&
15c
Bank & Trust
Canada
1
6c
voting^trust
6
Extras
10-13
Schenley
Scott
15C
Tradesmen's
11-10
12-
25c
Ltd., class A
Scott
$50c
(New
11-10
1
3%
com.
A
6
(accum.)__
11-10
12-
(quar.)
class
San Antonio Corp.,
Saxon Paper Corp.
10-20
35c
pfd.
1
12-/1
...$1,233/4
both class A and Class
on
12-
Quarterly
preferred
Salant,
d<v.
10-10
$3
Co.
&
&t.nrlr
11-
30c
6%
12-
$1.18%
iy4c
Salant
12-
1
11-10
$1.02 y2
(quar.)
Ry., com.
preferred A
10-13
(quar.)
1
Ltd.
$1.06V4
pref.
12-21
12-
(quar.)
1
Extra
Service
conv.
11-1
1
11-30
$1.02 Vi
Regis Paper Co., common
preferred (quar.)_
15c
Protective Life Ins.'Co.
(Birmingham, Ala.)—
of
Paper Co.
12-26
(s-a)
Properties,
Park
6%
"
9-14
12-15
to
11-15
10%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Procter & Gamble Co.
Producers
Croix
11-
dividend)
equal
4.40%
l2^nr~~Tt-T5~;™
10-13
2
10c
a
preferred
Louis-San
10-16
10-13
1
12-
12-30
class A
St.
62Vic
(stock
(Del.)
Co.,
Ltd..
Foods, 4%
St.
62Vic
(quar.)
Edison, 4.70% preferred (quar.)
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Presidential Realty Corp. (stock dividend)..
Bros.
S & W Fine
11-17
1
1
11-
20c
10-
1
11-15
40c
(quar.)
11-17
5c
Potomac
Price
Stores,
Inc.
1
50c
Tools
preferred
25c
&
1
11-
5
22 Vic
dividend)
1
12-
10-20
12-
(quar.)
Products,
5c
(quar.)
preferred
(H. K.)
4%%
10
B
5c
common
Electric
5,
Rowland
St.
10-20
1
two shares
(quar.)________
12-
15c
Corp
preferred
2nd
Porter
(stock
Royal Oak Dairy.
6
8-25
1
dividend)
(quar.)
11-
$20c
(quar.t_
12-26
10-17
11-17
7c
(quar.)
Jersey)
(quar.)
12-20
Corp. (quar.)
(William H), Inc. (quar.)
Class
10-20
11-15
Corp.
Rose's
,7
12-15
55c
(New
Co.
Scale
Corp.,
1st
Portable
Co.
10-20
Aircraft
Rorer
11-15
62Vic
______
Pneumatic
Rohr
11-15
12-
2%
Rubber
Rogers
11-15
17Vic
(quar.)
11-15
1
(quar.)
L
3%
common
5
11-
(quar.)
11-24
12-15
10-11
12-
$1
(quar.)
37Vic
Development, Ltd.
Plymouth
H
K
2
1
37 Vic
(quar.)
$1
I
preferred
1-
II-
(initial)
11-
payment
preferred J
$1.25
dividend
Plainfield
preferred
preferred
Seaboard
(accum.)
10-11
11-
4.10%
5.50%
42Vic
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
4.95%
Pioneer Petroleum Co.—
preferred
F
6
97V,f.
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
preferred
10-
$1
Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Philips Van Heusen Corp.—
prior
(final
10-20
1
95c
Phillips
35c
shares
10-31
$1.07Vi
;
11-
11-
$1.17
(quar.)
1
$1.12 Vi
(initial-quar.)
40c
(quar.)
10-
11-11
(stock
$1.10
(quar.)
Pillsbury
Mills
90c
4.30%
2
1
I-15
(quar.)
15c
______
1-
11-
3
Ltd.—
(quar.)
I.)
share for each
11-
5c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
4%
7
17,/'.c
fnunr.)-___
10-10
1
Gas
Schneider
•
11-
American share)
& Electric—
per
75c
Corp.
(year-end)
Philadelphia Electric. 4.68%
3.90%
23c
Rochester
10-31
—
(quar.)
14c
suo-
Trust
Scarfe & Co.,
Y.)
11-
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
10-17
14c
Petrolite
preferred
Roan
10-23
$15c
N.
12-14
11-15
(Hartford)
(quar.)
Roadway Express, Inc., common
10-30
50c
C"men*
B
common
10-31
$1,06%
„*
14c"
_________
Permnnente
11-
25c
•"* 3°c
11-15
11-17
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers, Inc.
15c
——
(quar.)
New
3
St.
(quar.)
9-30
1-1-62
.
Riverside
11-
split)
Peoples National
Quarterly
4%
12-13
12-13
15c
Non-voting common (quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—
(2-for-l
Rice
Brand
(One additional
12-14
$1.16
Fibre, vot.
10-16
11-
-*' *
River
$1.06
(uuar.)
Chemical
10-27
Richardson-Merrell, Inc. (quar.)
y
(quar.)
6
10-31
(quar.)__
30c
(quar.)
Pensylvania Power & Light Co.—
4.24% preferred (quar.)
11-
*.
common
Dreferred
58Vic
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.
_4.64%
Inc.,
33/4 %
12-29
57Vic
preferred
Co.
10-16
Trust—
10-31
15c
A
(quar.)
10-16
1
$28c
(quar.)
spilt
com.
(R.
10-17
V
(quar.)
1
11-
59Hc
new
11-15
$45c
common
10-23
11-
1
(quar.)
11-15
1
11-17
10-23
11-15
45c
(monthly)
stock
12-
30c
H.)—
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
4.68%
Penney
4.64%
1
Rich's,
3IV4C
(Keene, N.
10-20
$$1.18 3/4
preferred
Rice Ranch Oil Co
11-15;
10-20
12c
—
1
11-30
11-15
30c
(quar./
(Dallas)
Tobacco,
$10c
(s-a)
11-
15c
Hospital Trust
11-15
10-31
50c
7Vic'
(Final of 6 3/10c per American share after
British tax)
12-29
25c
Fruit
(R. J.)
Rhodesian Selection
1
10c
Penman's Ltd.
Penn
preferred A
Island
12-
1
10-20
$10C
(quar.)
$1.10 class A
convertible
11-15
1
1
5c
(quar.)
(4-ior-l
$15c
(s-ai
Quarterly
4V4%
12-15
12-18
6V2C
Dredging,
common
Insurance
Provincial Bank
11-
43A%
20c
Extra
Peerlesss
Puget
Canada,
Canada.
of
<
*-
(quar.)__
Bank
12-10
12-
25c
5%>.: preferred
(quar.)
Pearl Brewing Co. (quar.)
Provident
30c
Rhode
11-
10-20
10-20
11-
$$1.18
2nd
7Vic
(initial)
__y
approval of stockholders)
Aluminum Co. of Canada,
Reynolds
12-I8
7 Vic
Co.,
10-20
15c f
10-23
1
1
11-15
ll-.l
and
(quar.)
Foods
American
Airways (quar.)
*
10-20
12-
1
1-
4V2%
5c
common
Consolidated
1
1
11-
60c
(quar.)
Co.
11-
net
——
h
North American Coal Corp.
North
current
(quar.)
adj. preferred (quar.)
Nurture
Parker
11-15
1-
10-23
11-
10-20
10-18
1
Reynolds Metals Co.—
10-19
1
—
Co.
10-20
capi¬
—
C. >
new
Chemical
Public
undistributed
16c
and
Park
11-15
93%c
10-16
9
11-
4%
Quarterly
(quar.)
accumulated
gains
(A
Pargas, Inc.,
to
31V4C
___
A
Quarterly
37Vic
Francisco)
class
Engineering
preferred
Fine
30c
Parke, Davis Co.
1
15c
1
;
the
common
held)
luuar.»_^
World
1
32V2c
investment
Nielsen
Norfolk
American
11-
Niagara Share Corp.—
(14c
Pan
12-
Gas—
(quar.)
Dreferred
A
class
$1
—
Reser's
11-
$15c
(quar.)
Corp.,
40c
v
Merchandise
New
Quarterly
Package Products
Prospect
(quar,).
jeot
Reynolds
1
<Sc
National
10-20
1-1.
Ltd.,
Chains Canada,
11-20
7Vic
(quar.)
(San
Pall
Stock
*
11-15
18c
(quar.)_
Corp.
Bank
1st
11-10
12-
10-27
10-30
11-
Industries—
12-11
$1.25
$2.50 preferred (quar.)_.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
3%
/
(quar.)
New
New
National
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.,
5
20c
J;—
preferred (quar.)
England Fund
New Jersey Bank & Trust
Quarterly
New
Lighting
Pacific
10-16
Mills—
___,
Republic Corp.
90c
10-
1
10-24
25c
10-17
1
50c
5Mi %
Jersey
10-19
11-15
8c
'
'initial)
Inc.
6
2
9
V
•
Inc.
(quar.)
-
10-31
9c
invest-
3-
(Wash.,
New
New
5
10-
1
7
________
Co;,
10-20
12-
3
$1.10
11-
11-
15c
investment income)
net
Pacific
5%
Corp.—
(quar.)
(John J.)
1.
for
17V2c
dividend
Stores.
.Nelly Don, Inc.
Nesbitt
Securities
Consolidated
Stock
10-20
12-15
Renold
11-
45c
Common
(s-a)_.
series
Co.
10-18
3-15
(quar.)
Tea
Nebraska
'<!
11-
25c
(quar.)__—_
income)
Savings
12-15
11-10
1962)
9,
Inc.
&
stock
10-16
,
held, subject to approval
Westchester
Research
5
10-31
1
10-16
1
1-
5c
i35c
Stock series
10-20
11-
1
11-
8c
$1.50
N^dick's
:
11-
58c
—
(quar.)——
National
1
11-15
56V4c
(quar.)_.
City Bank of Cleveland
National
•'
11-
7c
National Electric Welding Machine (quar.),.Lead Co.. 6% pfd. B (quar.)
l
National
f-
of
10-16
9c
National
■/
11-10
10-31
10-20
+ioc
Industries
Class
4V2%
(One
stockholders
Bellas
11-10
11-30
$3.50
(New Jprsey) (increased quar.)
of Tulsa (quar.)__—;
shares
24
National
s
1,
11-30
;
income)—_—
Detroit
dividend
National
■
10-14
11-
(s-a)—
-.
(quar.)
of
Bank
each
pfd.
(initial)
Bank
Stock
of
1
1
Fund—
Aeronautical
National
7%
Inc.,
Electric,
National Bank
■
11-
12-
tlOc
;
(initial)
preferred
National
quar.)
.
5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
(stock dividend)
2nd
r-acinc
Extra
Laboratories,
Fabric
National
R.
1
6c
investment
net
Narrow
li
Mills,
Inc.
Narragansett
ih
11-
Mills—
(initial
Investment
(From
!
11-15
40c'
_
iquar.)
TO^TT^
.
.
(quar.)
Rice
common
Mount
R
10-13
2c
Royal
New
1
10-13
$1.50
(quar.)—
Investors Setvice—
Co.
'11-
1
11-1
11-
Extra
Mount
11-
$1.05
preferred
(quar.)——
Morrison-Kntidsen
1
11-15
$1.20
-
partirioatinq:
Moore-Handley,
10-16
—_—____
Co.,
Power
$4.20
(quar.)
4.80%
10-16
11-
(qua rTh. --$1*12 '/a
(quar.)__
$1.10
preferred
4.40%
Co..*
11-1
10c
Marking System
preferred
4.60%
30c
4.50%
Montana
10-16
40c
-
—Monongahela_.PQwer
ik
1
(Schenectady)—
Extra
Monarch
11-
3%
dividend)—
Quarterly
?s
6%
10-20
7
1
6
11-1
12-
11-
11-20
(quar.)
12-14
40c
,
Corp.
Reliance Electric
Remco
$1.19
class
common
4
<
Stores
10-31
10-31
10-15
(quar.)
Company
Reliable
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-30
10-13
50c
(quar.)
A
$1
4
"•
Canada,
Class
10-31
$1.17
12-
11-
10-19
12-11
(quar.)_
;
,
$10c
Reitman's
10-31
11-15
___
Led.,
Power Co.,
30c
2%
11-15
15c
12-
11-
$1.40
Power
(quar.)
10-27
(yuar.;__
both
on
11-22
30c
1
7c
Corp.
Mississippi
D
A
stocks);:
2
$25c
$$1.75
(quar.)
com.
12-14
11-15
5c
dividend
40c
(quar.)
preferred
$3.60
Stock
7V2c
____
1-1
10-
1-
B
Republic
income).:—
Corp.,
1-1-62
3%
class
payment
class
-
15c
Products
10-31
1-1-62
v
Company, class A (quar.)
Reichhold Chemical, Inc.
(reduced)
Fund—
(quar.)
15c
$15c
Reheis
4%%
Overland Express, Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.)
Oxford Chemical Corp., class A__________
Oxford Paper Co., $5 preferred
(quar.)____
1
.
20c
——
Outlet
10-12
tquar.)_.._>_
6
(Chicago)
4
40c
Paper
10-16.7
Co.,
59%c
4
10-18
(quar.)
(Extra
11-15
1
A.)
61 Vic
1-
vac
12-*
10-17
25c
(C.
35c
(quar.
4
1
7
10-
1
10-31
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
Pacific Coast Co.,
—.
11-
10-30
10c
(quar.)___
12-
30c
tquar,/_—___.
t$l
20c
12-
15c
PacKagmg
(quar.)
12-
1
-
Co., common
Rhoades. 4Vi % nreferred
10-16
1
11-
1
11-
(quar.).
Mfg.
10-31*
1-
11-
(quar.)__
_
Reed
4
11-21
$$1.50
Corp.
Red Owl Stores
10-14
12-
12-12
5c
(quar.)
Realty Equities
10-10
4—
Co.
1-2-62
35c
(quar.)
dividend
10-10
$50c
common
87 %c
Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of
America
"
10-24
1
10-31
10-17
1-1
1-
l*c
(Fla.)
$4.40
10-30.
32Vic
__
12-22
10-13
11-
10c
Inc,
11-1
;—
______
Wholesale.
Tail
preferred
10-31
(quar.)__;—
preferred B
Oshawa
10-16
1
11-20
$65c
(quar.)—
Co.
Miller
Mission
1
11-
$1.08%
$1.11V4
6%
Holders
11-24
tloc
(quar.j_
Rap Industries Inc. (quar.
Rapid Grip
Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)
25c
25c
—
B
Pottery
preferred
12-15
$25c
Miawest
Miller &
12-
.
1
A
$3.50 pfd. (quar.)__
Co., common (quar.)_
Grapnite Bearings
(quar.)___.
J10c
Onyx Chemical Corp. (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities, common.;
4.65%
preferred
A
;
(quar.)
12-
9bc
11-
class
Purina
Stock
1-12-62
40c
11-
96Vic
1
Corp.
—_
preferred
Insurance
Screet
Steel
40c
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
A
Life
preferred
11-30
5c
Terrazzo,
Abrasive
7%
12-30
—
10-10
11-
..
Extra
9-25
1
172/3C
12-15
10-31
.
(quar.)
4%
(From net investment
Onondaga
1
1
$1
1-1-62
T
(quar.)
preierred
William
11-
$1.38
11-16
40c
approval
1.___
(quar.)_.
Gas,
preferred
1
(quar.)
Investment
Co.
Republic
10-31
5c
Mid-West
4% %
4.92 %
Old
8
12-
—97Vic
■.
37l/2c
Ltd. ,(quar.).
Natural
One
.u
Midwest
10-15
12-
preferred
Meyercord
11-1
Leather
Oklahoma
10-17
35c
:
(quar.)
(George J.) Mfg. Co.
1-10
Mills
12-15
$30c
———■
$1
11-15
$1.0oJ/4
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
4.45%
preferred (quar.)——_—.—_____
Mprronoli+^rt Storps of Canada, pfd. (initial)
Mexican Light & Power, Ltd.—
Meyer
Ohio
1
1-31
Flour
10-31
(quar.)—
(quar.I
preferred
12-
11-
———
3.90%
Ogilvie
11-
(quar.),
Randall
When
Payable of Rec.
t40c
(quar.)
of America,
j.
Ltd._
Co.
12*29
—
pfd.
Ralston
9-22
Co.
Rayonier,
-
Quarterly
Olympia Brewing
»—_—_
(quar
9-22
1
Radio
•
$1.18%
Merrimack-Essex Electric, 5.52%
Mesabi
10-10
25c
(quar.)
Co.
10-31
42Vic
(quar.)
1
R C Can
11-15
37V2c
...
11ll-1
55c
(initial)-
11-15
(quar.
t.qua,r./_—
preferred
1
l'Ac
(quar.)
$1.25
25c
Shoe
Inc.
$25c
Distilleries Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Shoe Corp., common (quar.)
Melville
4%
Mfg.
common
preferred
Melchers
m
Nutone
25c
_
9-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
—
62 Vic
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)—_
McKee (Arthur G.) & Co. (quar.)
10-16
(quar.)
11-29
(quar.)
1
1
C.)
Share
(quar.)
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.,
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries,
55c
; ;
i——_
class
Telephone,
Northwestern Utilities,
10-10
3%
__.
Corp.,
B
Northwest
Nunn-Bush
2
12-
McCord
Y.
(N.
Engineering Co.—■
A
Class
,
9-29 "
,>
4%
,
pfd. (iy45 & 1946 series (quar.)__
933/4c
3%%
preferred (quar.)
.___w.
b 93%c 7
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
85c
3u/4%
preferred (quar.)
93%c >
McCabe
Grain, Ltd.
(quar.)
_,■'
t35c
Corp.
Co.
Co.
10-16
11-
—
Insurance
Class
10-16
55c
.
10-13
1
$1.37%
(quar.)
Northwestern Steel & Wire
.
1
11-
Power
35c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Northwest
'
from
,(quar.)__
11-
Northrop Corp.—
25c
$1.12 »/2
Quebec
20c
(quar.)
Two-for-one' stock split subject to
of stockholders Dec. 12
.
far
Name of Company
Tb
37V2c
Gas,
preferred
Northern
;■
$3.75
Stock
common
if
Holders
Payable of Rec.
&
(quar.)
preferred
Northern Ohio
Zinc ..(stock dividend)
common
Bank
50c
Corp.,
Northern Pacific Ry. Co.
(quar.>_
(quar.
National
_—
Illinois
550%
■
$1.50
—
Stores,
5%
10-23
v
(initial)__x
piu.
Trust
9-29
6
will
income)—
Hegler
Department
May
11,
deduc-
(quar.)
Investors
,
(quar.)
com.
Eiectnc,
Massachusetts
;
depositary
per
new
Massachusetts
M
After
dividend
preferred
Corp.,
10-31
15c
.
Oil
Maracaibo
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred
When
Share
Pennsylvania
Northern Illinois
from
investment income and 24c from realized
Wi
Company
Northeastern
49
12-29
12-
1
12-29
12-
1
2%c
11- 1
10-14
12Vut
10-31
10-13
*
•
50
(1886)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Company
South
Georgia
South
Texas
Class
B
Southam
Gas
(quar.)_
class A (quar.)__
Development,
Southern
(quar.)___
____
California
4.5b%
Edison Co., com.
4.08%
preierred
(quar.)
4.88%
preferred
___
Power,
Company
Indiana
Gas
Ltd.,
com.
(quar.)
——_——
Co.
25 VaC
Electric
(6c from
3.70%
Public
preferred
3.90%
4.15%
5
5
11-
162 VaC
11-15
Union
10-20
37 (4c
12-
5
11-
6
$1
.___
20c
—
11-
6,%
1
10-13
12-11
12-
11-15
11-
47c
(quar.)
10-20
1
Stock
10-20
1
10-20
10-20
27 VaC
4.15%
preferred
—
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
preferred
—;
(quar.)
4.40%
11-
1
(quar.)
-•
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
($25
SI.32
1
1-19
United
Fruit
97 VaC
2-
1
1-19
United
New
2-
1
1-19
United
Services
$1.06%
2-1
Water
.
Standard
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fuel
1
1-19
United
2-
1
1-19
6%
2-
1
2-
1
1-19
U.
1-19
U
S
2-
1
1-19
U.
1-19
32c
12-
1
11-
1
U.
12-
1
11-
1
U.
36c
12-
11-16
1
11-
SI.60
preferred
SI.20
1
11-
U.
Brocx,
Class
Steel
B
Co.
40c
12-
11-17
1
1
30c
12-
1
11-15
30c
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)
Canada,
Corp.
Ltd., 5(4%
Bros.
Class
B
Class
C
pfd.
inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
dividend
Strawbridge &
of
11-
1
10-
6
L
1
10-16
Upjohn
11-15
California
—
(quar.)
Suburban
Gas
Suburban
8
11-24
12-
1
11-10
5.20%
Sun
conv.
Oil
Co.
Stock
12-
1
11-10
C
57c
25c
Sunbury
Milk
Sunshine
T.I.M.E
pfd.
lie
(1952 series)
(quar.)
11-
1
1-1-62
12-15
Utilities &
12-29
12-15
Value
11-
10-
1
11-30
2-28
4c
9
Talon,
Class
B
65c
(quar.)
Inc.
2-
preferred
C
(quar.)
(increased
monthly)
Canada,
Electric
1
10-31
10-31
Power
c
11-
1
3
11*15,
10-23
11-15
10-23
11-15
10-23
11-15
_$L08_ _n=i5_
11-15
11-
1
-11--1
11-
1
11-15
11-
$2
12-28
Ltd.
(quar.)
11-30
20c
11-16
10-31
11-16
10-31
9-
1
5
&
10-31
10-16
11-30
11-15
12-29
12-15
$40c
Service—
11-30
10-31
11-
1
10-16
$1.27
11-
1
10-16
$1.25
:
10-31
10-20
11-
10-13
25c
1
(quar.)
$1
11-
1
10-10
preferred
(quar.)
$1.14
11-
1
$4.76
10-10
preferred
(quar.)
$1.19
11-
1
10-10
preferred
(quar.)
Thalhimer Brps., common
$1.21
11-
$4.84
preferred
Edison
4(4 %
Tool
A
&
Bank
Trade
Winds
&
Trans-Canada
__
12-
1
11-10
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
11-30
11-15
25c
5%
(quar.)
Inc.
(stock
Trust
Co.
Co.
(stock
Y.)
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
;
11-15
11-
1
11-
10-10
1
10-31
1-1-62
11-
1
10-
9
12-15
10-16
common
(quar.)
10-13
1
10-13
1
10-13
11-
1
10-13
11-24
11-10
12-11
11-21
11-
1
10-13
(Dallas)—
30c
(s-a)
(s-a)
Temper Com., common (quar.)
City. 9th Unit pfd., (accum.)
1
11-
21/2C
Quarterly
Tropical Gas Co., $6.25 preferred
!
11-
11-
$1.42'/2
15c
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
;
10-13
20c
Cable
Salle Street
10-13
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
11-
$1.40
__.
(quar.)
Transcontinental Investing
Triangle Conduit &
11-
$1.49
(quar.)_:
preferred
:
20c
$1,221/2
(quar.)
$5.70
Extra
8
25c
$5.60
La
12-
63 %c
(quar.)___
(quar.)__
south
1-3-62
221/2C
preferred
preferred
3
Line—
preferred
Gas
10-
20c
S4.90
&
1
125C
(quar.)
A
3
1
Fund—
$2.55
Oil
1
10-
2%
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
1111-
3%
dividend)
(N.
12-15
C
147 %
dividend)
Trane Company
(quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
Common
10-31
10-
15c
11-
1
1
10-13
87 Vac
11-
1
10-16
7 VaC
(quar.)
King,
Class
B
Western
Auto
payment
2c
11-24
11-15
cents
capital gains)
class
A
30c
Western
Power
$2.75
&
2-1-62
12-15
1-19
12-
1
11-16
is
deductible
tax
resident
2
dividend.
at
the
source.
Non-,
7%.
tax
tax.
!
'
15%
Canadian
v//'/
corrected
payment
non-residents
tax.
—
of
Chicago, 111.—Notes Offered—
notes dated Nov. 1, 1961 and due
1, 1964 through Nov. 1, 1971. The
denominations of $5,000, $1,000 and $500
coupon
in
are
bear interest
at from
from
the
5%
sale
to
will
5 V4 %.
/
help finance the cost of
direct
a
trustee
Minneap¬
for
the
issue.
Southwest Natural Gas Co.—To Redeem
Preferred—
The
company has called
for
redemption on Nov. 1,
1961, all its
$6 cumulative preferred stock to be offered at $100
per
plus accrued dividends.
Payment will be made at the
turers
10-25
>11■;
1
(quar.)
10-14
10-27
10-27
The
to
basis,
effective
dividend
was
10-31
10-31
11-10
10-13
dend
11-
10-16
of
1
11-15
11-
1
11-15
10-31
11-
of
that
at
40
188,
1969.
p.
by
11-25
11-8-
11-
The
Committee
of
25
shares
Increase
The
held
1
10-31
9-30
11-
11-20
11-
6
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
of
1
10-13
and
year,
be
paid
that
share
will
be
acted
This
11-15
would
6,780,406
the
shares
regular
the
on
of
in
by
1
11-
1
felt
the
company
holders
should
receive
investment.
Maechtlen
with
Messrs.
Magin
that
and
in
view
its
at
the
12-
of
1
Ml-
1
tory
30c
11-15
11-
1
Canada,
11-
1
11-
3
and
should
D
the
■/
an
;
meeting
outstanding
and
shares
to
be
common
out¬
now
the
Maechtlen
favorable
financial
in
the
continue
on
business
of
return
the
pros¬
the
stock¬
their
on
/
■
incoming
a
said
position,
rate
company's
order
satisfactory
rate
basis
has
during
year.
Co.
manufactures
equipment.
It
has
diversified
executive
10-19
25c
that
this
Square
control
35c
a
to
outstanding
:•
5,424,325
of
strong
increase
an
added
improved
balance
The
and
now
divi¬
number
equivalent
the
directors
increasing
compared
announcement,
Committee
of
Mr.
quarterly
increased
be
basis
year-end
outstanding, it
G.
Maechtlen,
L.
'.</
upon
result
,
:■
their
pects
10-20
12-
extra
now
and
would
the
on
~ ~"
1
split
that
continued
split.
%/ ■.f'V
157~"~
to
be
stock
in cash dividends
proposals
Executive
the
38c
34c
'
an
shares
on
Chairman,
...
year-
(quar.)
the
Magin,
recommended
per
the
25%
stock
In
1
36c
of
Split—
company on Oct. 17 recommended
stock be
split on a five-for-four
standing.
12-
11-15
15c
.
Stock
the
share
W.
also
cents
after
Nov.
The
stock
11c
(quar.)
end
per
F.
shares.
10-10
1
of
common
President.
10-13
3
the
the
cents
announced
11-15
40c
(quar.)
(Special
Y.—V.
Committee
directors
recently
a
N.
Co.—Proposed
Executive
the
11-15
26 V4C
.__
Co.
Bank,
.
::
common
Manufac¬
Hanover
Square D
10-16
10-31
30c
offices
electrical
and
distribution
research
a
labora¬
10-20
at
Park
Ridge,
England
Standard
adjustment
merger
agreement
Beneficial Finance
The
New
2c
11-13
10-27
111.,
and
and
of
preferred
dent
announced
manufacturing
stock,
has
Va.,
plants
in
the
U.
S.,
469.
p.
acquired
Security Industrial Loan
exchange for Standard Financial
Silbert, Standard Financial Presi¬
in
Theodore
Oct.
194,
Corp.—Acquisition—
corporation
Richmond,
prior
21
Mexico.—-V.
Financial
York
Association
H.
20.
Paper
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
lien
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
Winkelman
Class
11-
10-
1
1
Mr.
Silbert
,
1-2-62
30c
t20c
12-15
11-24
12-
8
and
and
10-31
10-13
$1.43%
11-
1
10-
6
in
mobile
$1
11-
1
10-
6
in
its
12-15
12-
1
has
8
Last
month,
$25
11-17
acquisition,
11-
1
10-27
Financial's
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
25c
$1.25
12-
10-27
1
11-17
11-15
10-20
11-15
11-
11-
1
10-20
11-21
and
result
a
has
its
for
on
the
a
40c
11-
10-
1
3
7
shares
come
Apparel,
Inc.
Stores
volume
is
Monthly
Monthly
Wisconsin Electric
at
pooling of interest,
outstanding,
outstanding,
to
rose
was
before
in
the
amortization
Power
Public
&
10-31
10-17
7c
Power,
6%
pfd. (quar.)
(from invest, income)-
Light
Service,
(increased-quar.)
common
preferred
5.04%
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)_
5.08%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-27
10-31
10-13
4c
10-31
10-16
40c
11-15
10-31
Finance
Industrial
to
net
Silbert
of
first
$350
nine
million.
months
of
1961,
or 38%.
from $900,283
share increased to 57 cents
$"1,245,000
ended
with
Sept.
54
30,
cents
1960.
on
1,726,969
Deferred
of
assets
of
forecasted
subsidiaries
that
cost
excess
acquired
Standard
common
increased
of
for
both
Financial
share
stock
common
in¬
years.
should
which
earnings
per
over
report
would
earn¬
result
in
share.
common
12-11
$1.50
rate
the
compared
period
ings of 80 cents or more
per
the seventh
successive year of
—V.
194, p. 1657.,
11-15
new
$8,800,000.
equity
in
annual
for
rose
11-10
Mr.
Universal
outstanding.
the
Security
and
period last year.
Earnings per
shares
11-
11-30
a
million,
the
11-24
7c
form
Los
Angeles, specializing
leading finance companies
Financial.
merger
earnings
7c
(monthly)
also
Silbert said that
"capable and experienced manage¬
attracted to Standard Financial."
In addition; Standard
have been increased to
a
new high,
$125
11-20
6
of
of; "the
receivable
Universal
25c
(Mich.) —
Corp.
one
Standard
accounts
the
Financial's
same
also
This
and
into
Mr.
2,068,167
10-27
25c
would
resources
finance
on
in
of
been
Standard
based
merged
171/2 c
Bros.
Financial
Finance
financing
was
million
12-
As
Universal
home
12-31
25c
(quar.)
Standard
to
field,
12-10
$1.12 Va
Co.
that
subsidiary, Standard Financial Corp. of
Virginia,
to
diversify the company's time sales
financing, factoring
commercial
financing throughout Virginia.
broaden
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
said
wholly-owned
$1.25
industrial
an
the
resources.
5
ment
A
Wisconsin
10-5
7 Vac
(quar.)
Wilson & Company, common
Wilson-Jones Co.
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie
10-31
75c
Chocolate, common
preferred A (quar.)
Oil
c
of
20c
Wilbur
Wilcox
10-16
11-
partment
35c
B-5
Inc.
10-16
11-1:
11-15
Security Industrial, organized in 1954 to do
business as
association, under the general supervision of the
85c
prior preferred
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
White Stag Mfg., class A
(quar.)_
Stores
1
15c
(quar.)
1
M'archine Corp.—
to
11-
25c
68c
i
common
prior
Board
preferred
10-12
10-16
31V4C
:
$2
B-3
1
1
68%
$3
414%
Banking De¬
Virginia State Corporate Commission,
operates prin¬
cipally in the home mortgage field.
It is one of the largest industrial
loan associations in
Virginia with loans in excess of $5 million.
Albert Askin,
President, and Alan G. Fleischer,
Vice-President, will
continue
in
their
present
positions
with
Security Industrial,
now
operating as a Standard Financial
subsidiary with substantially in¬
creased
1111-
-
preferred
Class
loan
32 VaC
(quar.)
non-convertible
Sewing
10-12
30c
;
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4V'4%
11-13
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brake
Whippany Paper
Whirlpool Corp.,
1
11-
$1.50
com.
.
Westminster
12-
62 Vac
Western Tablet &
Stationery Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin
C
10-16
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
11-30
$1
10-31
Gas.
12-15
621/2
this
10-
addition
an
12-11
11-15
9c
to
RR.
preferred
5.44%
5%
funds,
15%;
Income
St. Casimir
Proceeds
12-11
10-16
15c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Pacific
30c
10-19
12-27
12-27
11-15
37 Vac
preferred
5.20%
Western
Wisconsin Fund, Inc.
1
Canadian
for
1
&
serial
notes
and
6
10c
(quar.)
10-13
11-
tion's
35c
Participating
Western Light &
Telephone,
10-13
B2VaC
10-
$1.12 Va
and
10-31
10-13
10-20
10-31
12c
'15c
(quar.)
Inc.
Supply
10-31
1
closed
11-
semi-annually May
4c
Inc.
$3
11-
11-13
t35c
from
(quar.)
$3.12
$3.50
100
$4
$2.50
$5
not
tax
r
share,
Western Insurance Securities
(Kansas City)—
White
1
2
earned
___,
White
each
___.
olis is
Co.)
4%
redeemable
for
10-20
20c
(quar.)
Insurance
company
3%
par)
10-20
8
12-22
10-
11-
5c
from
(8
from
Co.,
pursuant
between
five
($1
10-20
___
(quar.)
Lines
:f
12-15
4l-27c"
1
capital gains
Air
10-16
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
1-19
1
10%
11-
12-
1
15c
Western
11-
65c
.
dividend)
1
(quar.)
preferred
Fire
2-1
1
income
Mfg.
25c
10-20
11-
Fund
preferred
12-20
1
11-
(s-a)
Telephone
Point
11.-20
2
$1.31*4
investment income and
distribution of 35c from
$1.44
1
1-
Clary, Inc., Minneapolis, is offering publicly
and accrued interest,
$3,000,000 of this corpora¬
par
6
11-
42 Vac-
(quar.)
Westchester
12-
$1.43%
.
net
Coast
11-
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
3c from
25c
25c
25c
■
to Holy Cross
Hospital, Chicago. The issue
obligation of The Sisters of St. Casimir, an
Illinois
corporation with headquarters at West Mar¬
quette Rd., Chicago.
First National Bank of
12-29
Wellington Equity Fund—
5%
10-16
10-
1
1-10-62
20c
Waterbury National Bank (Conn.) tquarv)
Wayne Manufacturing Co. (initial
quar.)
Weingarten (J.), class A (quar.)—^.,
West
10-31*
10c
——.
5%
Co.
6%
1
outstanding
4c
Pictures,
investment
West
at
2
11-
30c
Warner & Swasey Co.
(quar.)
40c
Washington Gas Light, com. (incr. quar.)— —66C—
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
A quarterly of 8c
plus an extra of lc from
Waste
11-20
published date was incorrect. The
and/or record date is indicated here,
Sisters of
10-13
11-
$1.12(4
common
Westinghouse Air
Engineering Corp.—
Quarterly
Tudor
11-10
$1.14
(quar.)_
Transamerica Corp.
6%
11-24
1
1
12-
tlOc
Trade
True
i
12-
$1,061/4
(quar.)
dividend
Photolab
Class
1
12-
$1,061/4
Extra
Trico
+5c
11-
,10-27
30c
(quar.) „L._.
Toronto-Dominion Bank
$5.96
11-17
10-27
Keenan
10-19
10-13
11-15
30c
-
;
(quar.)
Corp.
Research
Town
10-31
10-27
15c
Co.--—
preferred
Scale
(quar.)
(quar.)
i__
preferred
Stock
Ltd.
class
preferred
4.25%
Toledo
Box.
Inc.,
(quar.)
10-19
2%
______
Paper
10-10
30c
R.)
Co.
(quar.)__
Fiber Glass (stock dividend)
B
1
10-31
911/4C
(J.
Thriftimart,
4.56%
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Therm-O-Disc, "Inc.
Toledo
(quar.)
11-15
15c
Bros.
12-
1
15c
Corp.
Warner
end
Light—
preferred
^'Vulcan
~
$1
and
Mutual
12-11
Continued from page 10
8
12-
10-12
(Del.)
Vangas, Inc., $1.50 pfd. (quar.)
Voi-Shan Industries (quar.)
12-15
$4.50
,
L2-
12-15
10-31
6c
Vanderbilt
10-16
1-1-62
30c
Extra
11-
10-31
10-19
.11-17
25c
11-15
1
1
22 Vac
(quar.)_
quar.)
Fund-Income Fund
&
1
12-29
General Corporation and
Investment News
3
1
1
2%
Corp.,
preferred
12-
$4.56
Class
11-
121112-
Inc.—
Iron Works
dividend
4(4%
7
11-
1
4%
Previously
3
tl4c
com.
capital gains plus
Vance, Sanders
10-31
12-
62(4c
10-
75c
t Payable in U. S.
funds, less
xLess Jamaica income tax.
3
15c
(quar.)_
Vanadium
10-16
9c
Industries Inc., $5 pfd. (quar.)
Instruments, 4% preferred (quar.)
3.65%
1010-
62 Vac
(increased
income
10-31
1
10-31
—_
British
date
11-15
11-
t20c
.
in
y
10-31
Gold, Ltd.—
of
books
less
10-31
1
.
(Del.)
Co.
11-
11-20
11-
30c
(quar.)
earned
(s-a)___
(stock
(quar.)
Transfer
11-15
1
10-16
50c
(quar.)
Camp Sea Foods
9c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Thompson
Thompson
Thompson
(quar.)
Co.
Industries Corp.
from
15c
._
held)
a
Electric, Ltd.—
Fund,
2
12-20
10-30
11-1
dividend
Line
1 -10-62
62 Vac
(quar.)
com.
._—
Dorn
9c
__
preferred
$4
$2.50
(quar.)
Van
15c
Monthly
Texas
(quar.)
1
1-
6
20c
Co.
Van
8
$1,271/2
—___________
$5.08
10-
—
10-18
8
$1.04
Fibre
Tenney Corp.
Monthly
Texas
Co.
(quar.)
10-13
20c'
,
(iquar.)____
B
Co., 4%
preferred
(s-a)
Corp., preferred (annual)
Television Shares Management Corp.
(s-a)
Texas
1
8c
1
25c
Tectum
$4
11-
37 Vac
11-
20c
'.
.
Texas
11-24
10-12
10c
Corp.,
10-31
25c
1
_
__.
Texaco
8
___
Value Line
6
10-13
20c
(quar.)
lfe% "preferred
Extra
12-
income
11-10
12-
$1.10
preferred
(s-a)
Tampa Electric Co., common (quar.)
4.32% preferred A (quar.)
Taylor
10-31
(quar.)
1
12-
121/2
,
4%
5.10%
Canal
•
12-
1-15
v/ % 8c
$1
Tube
shares
Ltd.
10-31
11-15
(s-a)
11-
25c
Products
Biscuits,
Zeller's
10-31
11-15
&
dividend
preferred
11-16
12 Vac
5(4%
preferred
(quar.)
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. (s-a)
10-13
6 %
Freight, Inc.
(quar.)
Inc., class A (quar.)
1
12-15
1
Insurance
C.)
& Foundry
Corp
Co.
Stock
(quar.)
12-
Curry
Sheet
9-29
}37c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
71/2C
dividend
(Stock
9-29
1
40c
Upper Peninsular Power, common
534%
preferred
(quar.)
5(4%
preferred
(quar.)
•
Propane Gas—
(quar.)
1
11-
10-31
Common
10-25
12-
1214c
10c
iquar.)
11-
11-15
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stcck dividend)————
&
resident
(quar.)
preferred
4(4%
12-
4%
common
10-20
1
Park
Youngstown
10-20
12-
J37c
United-Whelan Corp., $3.50 conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Controls,
Inc.
(quar.)___.—____
Leaf Tobacco, Inc., com.
(quar.)
Universal Marion
Corp.—
10-10
3%
..
Clothier,
12-12
12-
10%
(quar.)
Yukon Consolidated
20c
(quar.)
Universal
10-10
$1.25
:
Stop & Shop, Inc. (stock dividend)
Stouffer Corp. (quar.)—
Strolee
and
A
Universal
1
121/2
Stern & Stern Textiles, 4l/a%
pfd. (quar.)
Stetcher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
10-20
10-10
12-15
B__
Company
t Payable
•
Machinery
Transit
1
25c
—
1
J20c
D.
preferred
11-
$$1.31
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
12-
5
25C
Vitamin & Bhannaceuucal
Corp.
+60c
(quar.)
Stock
S.
11-
121/2 C
Stores
10-
10c
Time
f 15c
(quar.)
1
6%
Co.,
Pipe
S.
12 %c
Ltd.
Sterling Precision, 5%
5%
S.
tlOc
(nuar.)
11-
$1.37 Va
.
of
Steel. Parts
10-17
12 VaC
—
(N. Y.) (quar.)
(New Jersey), com. iquar.)_
preferred
(s-a)
5'4%
11-15
(quar.)
A
10-10
Yosemite
Insurance Co.
Lines
5%
12-
class
Fire
United
40c
Ltd.,
11-10
24c
class
Cos.
Metals
Shoe
United Towns
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Steinberg's,
Sterchi
pfd.
1
$1
(quar.)
income
&
Wrigley (Win. Jr.,) Co. (extra)
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
York County Gas
(quar.)_____—
6
;• 11-15
(quar.)
1
Ltd.,
A
class A
(quar.)__
World Color Press
10-16
11-
10-
1
60c
profits
Life
Quarterly
1
(quar.)_
preferred
Stanley
4Va%
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Ltd..
3
11-15
11-
10-23
11-
7c
Stores, Ltd., class A
shares
America
Jersey RR.
Sheet
4(4%
10-16
11-15
Co.
Envelope
S.
1
Packaging Corp.—
Co.
11-
B
both
on
class
preferred
Woolworth
10-16
11-10
12Vac
6 (4c
dividend
Woodward
10-16
3
50c
________—__
(quar.)
preferred
S.
2-
45c
Dredging, $1.60 preferred (quar.)__
Standard
Standard
United
2-
of
Coal
(Washington,
1-19
20c
—
(Conn.)
1-19
33c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Spartans Industries inc.
Stamford
$1.40%
t
1
27 Vac
SI.44
3
11-
Class
4%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
17(40
:
—
(quar.)
5%
preferred
United Electric
31 (4 c
(quar.)
iquar.)
States Telephone,
preferred
B
2-
27 V4C
par)
preferred
Southwestern
Class
10-20
11-15
$1.15
4.40%
10-20
1
$1.18%
—
11-
4%
—
investment
net
1
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.62'4%
preferred (quar.)
3
5%
securities
11-
4.75%
—
10-16
112 Vac
(initial)
Corporations,
12-
2-
5%
from
from
V4C
$1.10
4.36%
4c
United
$1.03%
preferred .(quar.)
11-
15c
(quar.)_.
Co.
92 Vac
(quar.)
10-20
When
Share
B
Wood-Mosaic,
10-20
30c
dividend
25c
31
—
Class
Corp., Ltd.—
common
(monthly)
1
Shoe & Tanning (quar.)
Enterprises, class A (quar.)_!
Wometco
Continental Fund—
1
3.90%
preferred
Asbestos
United
11-
Corp.
Wolf
10-20
11-15
6C
(quar.)
Corp.—
:
(1955 and 1956 series)
Lines, common (quar.).
dividend...
10-20
11-
(quar.)
11-15
11-15
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
1
$1.10
—
A
(quar.)
(Md.)
11-
11-
preferred
(Calif.)
Co.
Company
Stock
Corp. (stock dividend)
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Biscuit
$1.15
par
10-20
6c
United
27V.C
3.70%
class
$1.03%
(quar.)
11-15
$1
10-20
(quar.)
(increased)
10-16
87 VaC
1
(quar.)
preferred $25
1
1
92 VaC
11-
preferred
preferred
11-
$1.12 Va
—
97 VaC
(quar.)
50c
J.)_
of
Co.
Co.
Air
New
11? 1
10-13
Aircraft
United
Service—
92*4 c
N.
pref.
United
V;V 10-31
preferred
5%
20R
Trust
United
10-20
4.36%
4
Oil
Union
1
Gas
5(4%
11-15
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
Financial
Union
from
53c
12-
11-
(quar.)
Union
10-20
1
(Elizabeth,
non-cumulative preferred
preferred (quar.)
6%
10-16
4.60%
4.40%
B
Stock
and
___—„—_.
(quar.).;
preferred $100 par
Common
Finance
4%
$1.10
income
gains)
preferred
Class
6
1
11-
12-15
v
$3.50
11-5
I'
Name of
Co.—
Co.
Monday, October 30, 1961
.
Per
of Rec.
Wolverine
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
Union
preferred
4.40%
11-
!
11-30
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
5
11-
11-30
25c
.
Holders
Payable
t78VaC
$4.50
Service—
investment
long-term capital
10-
11-30
$1.20
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Investors, Inc.—
Southwestern
10-31
11-30
ouuihiaud
Southwestern
Trust
5
26 Vac
(quar.)——_^.
Paper Mills (s-aj
Southwestern Drug (quar.)_;
County
Union
5
10-
Union
Electric—
&
(quar.)
Materials
10-
30 VaC
—
(quar.)
preferred
10-31
10-31
When
Share
Union
10-17
65c
of Company
Udylite Corp. (quar.)—
Acceptance Corp.—
6*4 %
preferred
(quar.)
10-17
12-14
29 VaC
—___.—
_.—
(quar.)
Canada
southern
10-31
11-30
28 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
Name
10-14
28c
(quar.)
preferred
4.78%
Southern
1
12-28
(quar.)
(quar.)_*.
4.24%
Southern
11-
J20c
(quar,)
preferred
Per
Payable of Rec.
$1
Ltd.
preferred
4.48%
4.80%
75c
(quar.)
Co.,
Southern
15c
Holders
When
Share
Natural
.
Struthers Scientific
This
35c
$1.25
12-20
11-30
11-
1
10-13
$1.26
11-
1
10-13
$1.27
11-
1
10-13
ment
company
with
the
located
SEC
on
&
in
23
mon
stock, to be offered for
by Hirsch & Co., Inc.
The
are
to
The
be
supplied
company
International Corp.—CI. A Reg.
New
Oct.
York
City,
filed
covering 150,000
public
sale
a
amendment.
organized
in
August,
1961
state¬
class
A com¬
underwriters
headed
public offering price and
by
was
registration
shares
through
of
underwriting terms
for
the
purpose
of
Volume
=
S
194
Number
6103
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1887)
J
51
—*
acquiring
of
from
class
B
Struthers
common
Wells
stock,
Corp
the
in
latter's
exchange
interests
for
in
850,000
(1)
shares
Saline
water
conversion
developments, patents, etc., relating to Struthers Wells'
pro¬
of commercial utilization of its processes for
desalting and purify¬
ing sea water and converting it to a pure or potable
state; (2) a com¬
pany
which utilizes such developments outside of the
United States;
(.3) a Western Hemisphere trade company which acts as sales
agent
in the Western Hemisphere outside of
the
United States for certain
products manufactured by Struthers Wells; (4) a
company engaged in
the engineering, sale and leasing of the Petrotherm
System for the
underwriting group
and
economic curing of high quality concrete
development
division.
formed
was
the
recent
the
for
According
,
and
research and
a
its
prospectus, the new company
segregating and coordinating some of
of
purpose
developments
to
blocks; and (5)
scientific
advances
in
phases
of
Struthers
funds
and
together with grants being negotiated with
will be applied towards continued commercial
Department,
the
Interior
development
the company's saline water conversion
process; $250,000 towards the
organization and establishment of engineering and sales agencies and
of
offices
in
foreign
countries;
and
lesser
amounts
will
of
as
Aug. .31
The prospectus lists James D. McLean
Conarro
was
board chairman
as
and
Harry W.
(James)
Talcott, Inc.—Net Up 19%—
Consolidated
net
earnings
this
of
industrial
^
•
finance
company,
were
for the nine-month period ended Sept. 30, 1961, an increase
over
earnings of $3,208,607 for the comparable period last
Herbert R. Silverman, President, announced Oct. 18.
Earnings per share for the first nine months of 1961 were $1.39
19%
year,
tne
on
of
with
2,249,692
stock
of
average
compared
shares
split
Total
2,542,716
$1.30
amounted
to
period
I960;
tne
shares
first
outstanding
April
on
receivables
in
for
10
of
the
of
1960
adjustment
outstanding,
the
on
for
the
of
9%.
to
period
ended
$953,326,000
for
•
—V.
stock
194,
Sept.
the
30
same
Silverman, President, told members of the
Society of Security Analysts on Oct. 24.
Last year, Talcott earned $4,377,000,
equal to $1.74 on
number of shares outstanding in 1960.
Silverman said Talcott's volume and
New
York
five
categories
leasing
v.
and
Talcott
'1 i
of
the
financing,
organization's
factoring,
reached
interim
financing activities
time
sales,
equipment
industrial
important
of
fully integrated
a
basic
objective set several years
defined this objective as "the
He
finance
with
company
broad
in this
of
services available to business
practically everywhere
country,
and in select areas overseas.
This is not, it should be
emphasized, our
end objective.
We think it is more realistic to consider it a base from
1!; \
'ii"S
,11
which
we
poised
are
to
enter
a
phase
new
of
a
/;#
week,
real,
San
range
substantial
internal
lJ
said.
Offices
outside
the
U.
S.
are
in
Mont¬
facilities is
seas
7$
Silverman
Juan, Puerto RicO, and Rome, Italy.
An affiliated office is
for Milan, Italy, and the possibility of opening other over¬
being studied, the analysts were told.—V. 194, p. 1764.
projected
v
will open its 10th office in the U. S. in Houston, Texas,
Mr.
Texas Eastern Transmission Corpl—Bonds Registered
This
corporation,
statement
with
underwriters
offering
..
the
line
pipe
gage
SEC
bonds,
Oct.
on
due
headed
price
Eastern
Houston,
23
covering
to
1981,
Dillon,
by
Bldg.,
be
filed
registration
a
$35,000,000 of first mort¬
for public sale through
offered
Read
Co.
Inc.
The
^interest
rate,
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
The company's principal business is the transmission of natural
gas; and it also is engaged in the transportation of petroleum products
in
and
the
which
(of
production
bonds
new
will
be
of
expenditures
of
oil
used
$10,000,000
corporate purposes
in connection with
-
Texas
to
and
Net
gas.
proceeds
of
the
sale
Van
including construction; and the balance will be used
the company's construction program, which involves
about
$138,000,000
in
1961
and
1962.—V.
194,
Thermotronics
to
ant
Oct.
Corp.,
18,
Inc.—Common
Offered—Pursu¬
1961
offering circular, J. B. Coburn
Associates, Inc., New York City, publicly offered 100,000
an
shares of this firm's
stock
common
at $3 per share.
Net
proceeds^ estimated at $233,000, will be used by the com¬
the purchase of equipment and inventory, mov¬
ing expenses, research and development, advertising,
pany for
and
research
consumer
EUSINESS—The
of
corporated
on
July 25, I960.'
and
of
business
place
New
York.
research
the
The
Mr.
assets,
is
W.
Van
in
Mineola,
in
engage
heater.
President,
proposes
has
Island,
Long
the
exchange
The
who
for
business
company
transferred
the
shares
f7;
manufacture and sell
been made for a patent
tion.
on
was
to
of
it
stock
%'
....
the
A new model water heater has been
presently pending.
heater,
water
developed and
patent 'application is in the process of being filed therefor.
No
patent has been granted to date. The company presently purchases the
necessary
components
heater from a variety
it, the
company
manufacture
to
and
assemble
the
may
EFFECT
GIVING
PRESENT
TO
—V.
stock
water
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
hot
of manufacturers. If future sales should warrant
manufacture one or more component parts.
CAPITALIZATION
the
Under
•I
stock,
common
through
Securities
are
be
to
class
headed
of
dent.
A
His
a
121,778
and
holdings
and
B
more
is
A
&
are
in
Co.
to
of
B
the
shares being registered he
In addition to the class
shares.
outstanding certain mortgage indebt¬
design, manufacture, and distribution of
of
the
hair
.
care
are
on
items
and
accessories
of
which
the
hair curlers and rollers, wave and pin
combs and barrettes.-—V. 194, p. 470.
hair nets,
International,
common
Baum
class
100,000
products
chignons,
corporation
Proceeds
Renstrom, company Presi¬
stock amount to 27.2%
of the out¬
230,222 shares, or 100% of the out¬
A
Oct.
shares
16,
Inc.—Files
filed
1961
a
With
"Reg.
SEC—
A"
covering
60,000
be offered'at $5, through George
and
Midland
Securities Co., Inc., Kansas City,
Mo.
be added to working capital.
(par
10c)
to
Topsy's of 208 Nichols Rd., Kansas
operation of catering companies.
City,
Mo.
is
engaged
this
firm's
in
the
public sale
Oct. 27 through
the offering of 100,000 shares at $4.75 per share, by an
capital
stock
was
made
1960
totaled
American
rate
The
of
of
will
Exchange
$68,659,633
be
the
held
the
will
the
stock
surviving
treasury
of
Universal
listed
shares,
to
be
of
Van
shares
at
is
of
Van
Universal
of
Van
$13.75
be
of
Van
the
now
of
owns
11,884
the
of
shares
Norman)
American
Norman
and
be
will
Van
its
of
Universal
Norman
consisting
of
callable at
shares
$53
In
155,289
in
of
preferred
statement
in
strength,
common
shares
Van
of
its
stock.
of
the
for
"The
tions,
25
cents)
to
to
said
company
having
of
two
shares,
believed,
enhanced
"The
financial
integration of the manufacturing
to
continue
the
is
Chairman
American.
Charles
Industries, Inc.—V.
Universal
194,
the
presently
separate corporate
statement said.
Harry Gould
versal
as
conducted
entities the
both
opera¬
corporations,
and
of
the
presently
various
Myers
is
Levien,
divi¬
intends
subsidiaries
President,
President
of
of
of Uni¬
Van
Norman
682.
Publishing
that
Distributing
Corp.
Addi¬
—
and
not
SEC
The
has
jointly
of
.
underwriters
purchase
named
from
the
below
have
company
Co._
&
Charles
A.
17,500
Taggart
&
Inc.
—
2,500
Kaplan & Co.—_
H.
Granger & Company
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.
Odess, Martin, Sellers, Doe
2,000
&
A.
Co.,
Inc.-—_
Co.-——_____—
Noyes
Co
2,000
Joe
2,000
M.
Bonham,
Inc
on
issued
L.
Lee
&
Co.
and
conditions
material
that
it
has
Dargan
2,000
Marron, Sloss & Co., Inc..
McNeel-Rankin, Inc.—,
1,500
1,500
Nugent
1,500
Schweickhardt
D.
S.
(C.
&
Co.,
Co.
Inc
F.)
&
Lunt
&
Inc.
Co—;
—
2,000
&
&
Rodetsky,
Universal
Co.
of
facts;
anti-fraud
Igoe
According
to
amount
the
circular
rule;
to
Trust
convertible
(3)
194,
p.
Co.
has
been
appointed registrar
and
common
stocks
of
for
the
the
fered
would
California
in
March,
business of its
assets
of
mon
after
stock
6%
mately
Fearless
Corp.
to
with
$330,000
net
are
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
the
Act.
request,
about
of
by
take
2,500
of
offering
The
the
on
order
the
com¬
provides
question
shares,
the
the
and
an
whether
failed
transfer
escrow
to
of
the
meet
to
the
securities
requirements
circular fails
disclose
by
that
of
adequately
holdings of management officials, to disclose
if
the/two
the offering circular also is fa'se and mis¬
statement that funds received from subscribers
the
underwriter
that
offering
the
purpose,
if
the
minimum
a
would
Auto
of
in
Supply
Co.,
separate
a
funds
received
not
completed
were
25,000
shares
withdrawn.—V.
be
Finance
Co.—Merger
above.—V.
194,
p.
account
subscribers
before
not
were
191,
bank
from
Oct.
sold
10,
that
by
2566.
Approved—
1001.
p.
Corp.—Annual Report—
corporation
the
fiscal
company's
1,750,000
1,000
Of¬
over
in
Muzak
the
share
June
30,
1961,
first
company's
Corp.,
Yukon
$.07,and
were
shares
common
and
television
income
net
Comparative
the
the
consolidated
principal properties
Consolidated
per
ended
in
10
Inc.,
registered
year
Oct.
of
cumula¬
figures
for
the
report
Lone
Disneyland
Ranger,
$10,875,361
President,
to
an¬
shareholders.
Hotel,
Lassie
Stephens
and
Sergeant
series.
fiscal
flow
cash
of
Wrather,
the
per
outstanding
year
was
share
at June
available
not
are
Jack
annual
the
are
"
income
gross
was
30,
because
$122,996.
$1.73
Earnings
based
the
on
1961.
the
organization
of
corporation,
Prior
owned
and
of
common
to
the
will
as
it is presently constituted, occurred late in June,
that time thet company's various holdings were privately
operated as separate entities.
Also in,June, 350,000 shares
to
stock
sold,
were
the
first
offering
of
the
company's
stock
public.
the
report,
continue
to
Mr.
be
properties
pany's
Wrather
placed
well
as
pointed
on
the
as
on
that
out
build-up
further
and
emphasis
has
of
expansion
acquisitions
been
the
and
com¬
enhance
to
the
corporation's operational picture.
Results
for
the
first
quarter
ended
Sept. 30, 1961
show marked improvement, Mr. Wrather said.—V. 194,
Wiggins
The
shares
Planning Group,
debt
are
p.
expected
to
54.
Plastics, Inc.—Files With SEC—
corporation
common
repayment,
on
Oct.
20,
1961
filed
a
"Reg.
A"
covering
100,000
10 cents) to be offered at $3, through Investment
Inc., East Orange, N. J. Proceeds are to be used for
construction, equipment and general corporate purposes.
(par
of
180 Kinksland Rd., Clifton,
N.
J.
is engaged in
the
compression, transfer and injection molding of plastic materials.
Wiggins
custom
the
Wulpa
The
com¬
Irwin
lease
&
of
Wulpa
of
a
Parking
Systems, Inc.—Files With
on
Oct.
SEC—
filed a "Reg. A" covering 75,000
(par 10 cents) to be offered at $4 through Ehrlich,
Co.,
Inc., N. Y. Proceeds
are
to be used for purchase or
locations, and working capital.
corporation
common
of
that
that
a
by
that
that
Marine,
on
shares
with;
terms
permanent.
reason, of
violation
(4)
offering
Preston
1,000
estimated to aggregate approximately $1,174,450
underwriting discounts and expenses incurred in
the offering.
The company intends to pay approxi¬
of the net proceeds to Houston Fearless Corp. in
of
for
1,000
May 1,
Surgical Supply, Inc. acquired the business and most of
Surgical Supply Division.
offered
and
Wrather
The
Stock
Accordingly
Securities
upon
the security
Beneficial
nounced
incorporated
was
Commis¬
certain
misleading with respect to certain
offering violated Section 17(a) (the
stock
the
Vulcatron's
Western
Western
deduction
connection
by Houston
Inc.,
Western Surgical Supply Division.
Universal
1961
the
1961
Supply,
the
253
in
segregated
and
The
Pursuant
Surgical
complied
the
that
Commission's
returned
the
for
&
BUSINESS—Universal
not
were
order,
believe"
and
be
be
See
•
to an Oct. 19 prospectus, DempseyCo., Inc., 1000 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo.,
publicly offered 100,000 shares of this firm's common
stock
at
$6.65 per share.
At the same time, 100,000
shares, similarly priced, were offered to stockholders
of Houston Fearless Corp. on the basis of one Universal
share for each thirty Houston shares held of record
Sept. 1.
Rights expire Nov. 2, 1961.
—
Tegeler
to
1,500
corporation.—
Supply, Inc.—Common
suspension
false and
was
of
Rule
of
directors;
In
Surgical
its
cause
beYaCated^ox^ade
purchasers
maintained
1,500
1764.
Universal
In
with
that
names
new
1,000
Corp.
prices.
Suspended—
addresses of two new directors and their security hold¬
ings, and to disclose an agreement by original officers and directors
to dispose of portions of their prefererd and common shares to
1961.
preferred
basis,
that
persons
accurately
or
units
Appointment—
Bankers
popular
the
of
accordance
1,000
Co.
Co
Securities
at
Offering
ofde^itappears (1) that the aggre¬
public offering of Vuic$1a?©n stock, when 'computed
its
rules,
exceeded
the
$300,000
maximum
for
Regulation A offerings; (2) that Vulcatron falsely reported the sale to
the public of 25,000 shares for
$75,000, failed to furnish an offering
gate
1,000
&
&
mark-up modern self-service stores,
are specialty shops
selling women's,
apparel
Regulation A
and
provision)
1,000
Walker
recommend
which
"reasonable
oppbftUnitr"foE«..hearing,
1,000
Inc
to
■
pany's offering circular
1,000
McAlister Co._.
voted
order
an
best-efforts
a
states
1,500
2,000
Kesselman
&
&
low
are
from
sion
Units
—__
Co.,
directors had
of
severally
50,000
Split—
a
unit.
per
790.
p.
St.,
Eoston,
date
to
agreed
$13.25
194,
temporarily suspending a Regulation A
registration under the Securities Act of 1933
with
public offering of stock by this Farmington, N. H„
company.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration with
respect
to public
offerings of
securities
not
exceeding $300,000 in
amount.
In a notification filed on March
11, 1960, Vulcatron proposed
the public offering of 100,000 common
shares at $3 per share.
The
offering was underwritten by P. deRensis & Co., Inc., 75 State
exemption
respect to
1960,
Units
Allen
Ad¬
financing details follow:
price
a
stock.
board
wearing
would
at
above.—V.
Corp.—Proposed
Corp.—Stock
share of preferred and one share of
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
30,000
the
leading with.respect to
ditional
additional
an
10,000 shares.
Nov.
tional Financing Details—Our Oct.
23, 1961 issue re¬
ported the sale on Oct. 20 of 50,000 units of this firm's
securities at $15 per unit.
Each unit consisted of one
common
the
which
Vulcatron
the
&
Corp.,
Stores
that
Centers
controlling
S.
redemption
upon
receive,
to sell
Mills
in
operations
to
proposes
corporation, operators of Atlantic Mills Thrift Centers,
23
effective
requirements
Francis
and
F.
p.
Oct.
suspension should
management efforts of
of such efforts."
intends
Norman
as
Dare
the Virginia Dare Stores
misses
and
children's
shares
duplications
presently
Van
continue
muni¬
Industries, Inc.—Merger Planned—
and
common.
7,500,000
they
entitled
He
American
stockholders
Thrift
preferred
."
an
senior
an
outstanding notes
common
stock
of
the
company
be
split
27, 1961, and that the authorized shares be
increased to 3,000,000 shares from
500,000 shares at the annual meet¬
ing on Nov. 21, 1961. It is the belief of the board of directors that
the split of the stock will widen the
ownership of the company's shares
and make the
shares more readily
marketable.
William I.
Nathan, chairman of the board, stated that the sales
and profits reached new
highs in the fiscal year ended July 31, 1961,
and that the company will continue
to expand.
The corporation
through,-subsidiaries operates 55 stores in or ad¬
jacent to 46 cities in 23 states.
Presently there are 28 Atlantic
these
preferred stock (par $5)
shares of common (par 25 cents).
companies
trust.
a
Norman
3-for-l,
■
into
become
will
The New York
common
of
convertible
two
.
.
permit
and
certain
Universal
sions
to
will
merger
properties
avoid
and
earnings.
are
powders, for the rocket and missile industry,
in
Universal
announced
convertible
All
American
convertible
he
held
now
Van
1,
a
future
of
and,
of
diversification and increase "of sales "not*
•-at-tainable..iby
either corporation alone in the foreseeable future and a
greater poten-r
tial
conversion
upon
statement
and industrial purposes. Of the net proceeds
additional stock, $142,000 will be used to redeem the
1,200
shares of $5 preferred
(owned
in part by officers
and
preferred
See
Norman
convertible
Universal
is
(par
combined
a.
the
in
none
is engaged in the development, production and said of
spherical aluminum powders, magnesium powders, and other
Virginia
(exclusive
the
shares
common
American
shares
share and 7,344,711
a
joint
a
of
by
are
issuable
included
or
converted
213,300 shares of Van Norman
treasury 5,400
three
company
basis
Also
an
$105,000 to pay short term indebtedness and $50,000
expenses in the construction of additional production
facilities;
the balance for working capital. Hudson owns
18,500 shares (8.1% )
the company's outstanding common stock
by
Norman
5,000,000
shares
Hudson,
all
offering price and underwriting terms
amendment.
30,000
on
with
pay
common.
common
held
owned
share.
a
shares
new
into
public sale by
stock, by Percy W.
and
to approval of stockholders of both
conditions.
It
is
expected stockholders
its
for
made
Reg'd
statement
stock, of which
the company and
pyrotechnics,
Universal
common.
A sinking fund for
the redemption of the
preferred has been provided.
The authorized capital stock of Universal American will
be increased
from
by
Co.—Common
ompany
shares
special meetings in December to vote upon
in
offered
The
of
of
of
convertible
new
Inc.
and
to
(exclusive
converted
stock
-
of
convertible
Currently,
1,000,000 shs.
outstanding
the underwriter);
subject
other
holds
Processing
being outstanding
offering is toi be
Co.,
sale
its
the
Norman
will
preferred
(exclusive
American
will hold
and
share
be
tions
be cancelled
under
the merger terms.
convertible preferred stock of Universal American will
have
dividend rate of $2.50 a share. The
present rate on the
Van Norman convertible preferred—which is to
be exchanged for Uni¬
versal convertible preferred—is $2.28.
The merger
agreement provides for payment on the Van Norman
preferred
stock
of
accumulated
arrearages
from
prior
years
and
dividends
for
all
1961, a total of $3.42 a share.
be
$226,415
1966.
Thee
new
Each
Outstanding
commencing January, 1962. The note for
September, 1961 for the purchase of inventory
branch in Oregon.—V. 194,
p, 576.
The
supplied
various
annual
will
to
miscellaneous metal
will
The
an
$294,450.
FINANCING
Essex, Conn., filed a registration
covering 70,000 shares of common
23
are
&
additional
.
stock
PRESENT
annum
in
new
of
•
Oct.
president.
on
July
1967,
various
Norman
preferred
shares
TO
3,000,000 shs.
Metallurgical
on
shares
corpora¬
is
common
treasury)
common
share
each
companies
Van
repay
company.
EFFECT
$226,415
per
company
SEC
McDonnell
sales
and
currently outstanding
unchanged.
convertible
share
merger
and
proceeds, estimated at approximately
the working capital of the
GIVING
par)
given
10,000
preferred stock' are
its
warrants
on
the
and
proposal.
and
net
augment
($1
5%
Valley
remain
Norman
of
the
one
31,
proposed
to
and
and
Norman
in
by
March
the
to
company's
This
and
American
preferred
Van
Van
of
both
of
was
the
due
common
Universal
merger,
share
one
owned
to
of
Stock
$150,000
$48,695,808.
common
the
PROCEEDS—The
Tor Education, Inc.—Stock Offered—Initial
of
Nor¬
merge
Exchange.
the
in
holder
companies
tive
the company has
engaged
assortment
clips,
The
K.
own
important
Topsy's
class
to
stock,
It
wide
a
curler
class
of
Van
and
to
will receive a transferable warrant of Universal American
purchase one share of Universal American common from
1962
Carl W.
by
Corp.
agreement
an
treasury)
to
White, Weld & Co., Inc., and First
public offering price and underwriting
owned
are
in
Stock
convertible
changed into
The
by
by amendment.
shares; and he holds
class B stock. Upon sale
continue
edness.
ft
shares
the
standing
standing
will
York
of
of
or
$300,000
t Includes (a) note for $31,692
bearing interest at the rate of 6%
annum payable upon demand (b)
$44,723 non-interest bearing obli¬
gation payable in monthly instalments of
$3,193, and (c) note for
$150,000 payable in monthly instalments of
$15,000 plus interest at
the
American
21
Industries
Exchange.
American
Universal
V.
All
Norman
New
share
approximately
Authorized
Common
American.
130,222 outstanding shares of class
for public sale on an all or none basis
The
Corp.
supplied
to
Universal
Stock
into
by
of
tSundry indebtedness
with
Inc.,
and
A
offered
be
to
underwriters
Nebraska
terms
of
shares
filed
be. applied
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding
229,762 shs.
Cassell
statement
balance
will
FINANCING
Sprayregen, Haft & Co.—
Wineman, Weiss & Co..—
16th and
Cuming Sts., Omaha,
Neb.,
with
the
SEC on
Oct.
23 covering
of
company
outstanding
B
Van
held
loan
of
terms
shares
of
David
194, p. 470.
This
Oct.
American
merger,
share
Each
payable
bank
The
American.
amounted
Stock
Universal
accounts
60,000
the
on
Gruntal &
150,000
trade
short-term
$250,000 which were incurred to provide
working capital. There is no assurance, however, that the
company may not be required to resort to bank
financing in the future.
make application for
listing its common, as well as the
preferred which it plans to issue, on the New York Stock
Application will be made to list warrants on the American
American
McCarley
Tip Top Products Co.—Stock Registered—
registration
its
its
Exchange.
American
John
Outstanding
1,000,000
(par 10c)—-
PRESENT
will
Exchange.
application bears serial No. 53,126, and which patent application
new
a
TO
Universal
on
Industries,
Universal
the
It
Stock
of
this electronic water
to
The
corporate
Corp.—Merger Planned—
of
signed
Universal
Norman
After
and electrical devices, principally
water
its
Lester,
and- services,
cash
Application
which
electronic
an
to
the company.
company
heater.
of
Robert
held by him in
The
Turnpike,
organized
was
and development of electronic
by
various
Jericho
27
at
company
development
formed
of
Universal,
working capital.
is a Florida corporation, having been in¬
The company maintains its principal office
company
EFFECT
500,000 shs.
Directors
Inc.
Norman
Sales
1430.
p.
De
d,
other
developing
headquarters in New Bedford,
Mass.,
is a diversified company
which makes metal cutting tools,
machinery for textile finishing, brake lever assemblies, power trans¬
mission equipment
and
numerous
other
machinery products.
the
of
retire outstanding Revolving Credit Notes
outstanding Sept. 30) incurred for general
were
with
of
other
the
the
Corp.
additional
10c)—
Universal American
next
l,|
for
the
growth."
The company
together
expenses
and
courses
Universal
American, with headquarters in New York, engages in
diversified activities through subsidiaries. These include
Paul Hardeman,
Inc., one of the nation's foremost missile and
space-age base construc¬
tors, and Norman-Hoffman Bearings Corp., manufacturer of
precision
shares
"an
ago," the finance executive declared.
creation
increasing
were
rediscounting.
has
financing,
to meet the
for
into
changed
smaller
a
by
per
of
Industries,
Each
earnings
all
the
Van
average
in
GIVING
American
Boards
listed
Herbert R.
—commercial
(par
Currently,
Earnings Forecast—
Mr.
from
company
self-instructional
575.
p.
Universal
:
Assuming that the economy holds at about current levels during the
remainder of the year, net
earnings of the company should be in the
neighborhood of $5 million, equal' to about $1.85 to $1.90 per common
share, based on the average number of shares outstanding during the
year,
by the
its
Authorized
Capital
average
two-for-one
of
balance of funds heretofore collected from time
to
company on
accaunts receivable belonging
to Houston
and used by the
company as part of its working capital.
company intends to use a portion of such net
proceeds to reduce
time
Alabama,
convertible
nine-month
compared
as
increase
stock
common
months
year.
for
$1,042,347,000,
an
after
this
acquired
of
nine
payment
Co.
bearings.
$3,804,637
of
proceeds
used
CAPITALIZATION
The
president.
as
&
company
of
New
York,
N.
Y.,
and
Educational
Inc., its subsidiary, are engaged in the develop¬
producing and marketing of self-instructional courses
and related teaching devices for use
by government agencies, industry,
schools
and
individuals,
Tor
provides financial,
administrative and
marketing services for the courses conceived by EDA.
Norman
thereof
Rossmann
.
of
The
value
by F. L.
Co.
designing,
man
book
headed
&
BUSINESS—The
ing,
poses and for general corporate purposes.
All of the 850,000 class B shares are owned
by Struthers Wells Corp.
about 39 cents per share.
be
marketing
Design
other related pur¬
for
Stamm
purposes.
manufacturing operations, as well as its international engineer¬
ing and sales activities.
Of the net proceeds of the sale of additional
$200,000
L.
PROCEEDS—Net
Wells'
stock,
A.
Fearless
gram
13,
1961
shares
of
parking
370
Seventh Ave., N. Y. will engage
known as the "Wulpa Lift."
device
in
the
manufacture
52
<1888)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, October 30, 1961
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
i
ARIZONA
Pima
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bonds Sale—The $334,000 school
improvement
project
offered
series 2 bonds
194,
•—v.
to
a
1961-A,
awarded
of
composed
group
Horn-
blower & Weeks;
Hanifen, Imhoff
& Samford, Inc., and Stern Broth¬
school
bonds
offered
1961,
the
at
Nov.
15,
from
15
clusive.
1961.
1962
payable
Due
&
Bond Sale—The
'
tion
on
in¬
'
CALIFORNIA
$1,000,000 elec¬
G bonds offered
1958, series
Oct.
24—v.
194,
1659—were
p.
Co., William R. Staats & Co., and
Los
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Wells
of
Angeles, R. H. Moulton &
Fargo
Trust
Co.,
3V2S, at
a
about
American
Bank
of San Francisco, as
price of 101.64, a basis
for
sewer
1981
of
Treasurer's
000
1961.
County
the
Oct. 31
awarded
to a group composed of
Security-First National Bank
Co., Glickenhaus & Co., Stone &
will; Youngberg; Hill Richards & Co.,
(EST) on Seattle 'lrust .& Savings Bank,
the purchase of $500,- Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, and
Eddleman,
Pollok
& Fos-
Thomaston,
Conn.
'
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be received until 2 p.m.
The
interest
and
at
Torrance Unified School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif. •
on
1986
to
Principal
(M-N)
Staats
price of 100.012.
a
Dated
Nov.
A
time
same
sold to William R.
were
Co., at
of
issue
series
cisco.
& Co.
ers
$85,000
16
Oct.
on
1323—were
p.
Sal e—An
Additional
County School District No. 10
Due
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
terest
(M-N)
Colonial
1962 to
payable
Bank
&■. Trust
Com-
proved
ard, of Hartford.
3.34%.
eti
Alamitos School District,
Orange
Liberty Union High School Dist.,
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
be
Contra Costa
until Nov.
for the
15
Sale—The
Bond
series
1952,
County, Calif.
E
offered
bonds
Oct.
ing bonds.
awarded to Dean Witter &
Alum Rock Union School District,
Santa Clara
County, Calif.
Offering — Dorothy
Bond
Fanning,
Bond
the
for
school
purchase
of
$465,000
9,000
from
until
Oct.
on
for
31
11
(PST)
a.m.
the
of
purchase
$100,000 school bonds.
Davis
Union High School
Joint
District, Yolo C+Califvi?.
Bond Offerin g—Charles
County
Paynton,
sealed
ceive
Clerk,
bids
Woodland, until 2
000
for
1
Nov.
the
will
his
at
re¬
office
(PST)
p.m.
S.
in
on
purchase of $300,-
school, series A bonds. Dated
Nov.
1, 1961. Due
1962
to
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1986
Principal
and interest
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved
by Orrick, Dahlouist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
High School Dist.,
County, Calif.
Sale—The
school bonds offered
194,
v.
The
$1,375,000
Oct. 23—
on
1766—were awarded to
p.
Wells
Fargo Bank American
Trust
Co., of San Francisco, and
Dean Witter & Co., jointly, at a
price of 100.021, a net interest cost
of
about
3.55%,
$450,000
to
1970
as
150,000
314s.
from
355,000
1971
360.000
1
on
inclusive.
Due
on
1985
inclusive.
Due
School
on
Nov.
Nov.
1
series
A
1961.
Due
able
a
Irvine Ranch
Water
Chase
ner,
Offering—Max C. Hoept-
County
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids at his office in
Tustin,
until 10 a.m.
(PST) on Nov. 15
for
the
purchase
waterworks
A bonds.
on
Dec.
from
1965
Callable
1976.
(J-D)
Dated Dec.
1
clusive.
of
election
as
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
$5,200,000
1961, series
1, 1961. Due
to
of
and
at
the
1991
Dec.
in¬
1,
interest
District
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
on
(M-S) payable at the
Manhattan
Bank,
of
Newark School
New
County, Calif.
Co., at
was
a
sold to Dean Witter &
price of 100.264.
41/2S.
as
460,000
O.
194,
syn¬
3V2S.
as
1
inclusive.
Due
-
Nov.
on
1
1,563,000
33/4s.
as
Due
Nov. 1
on
cate
members
were
Staats
Francis
follows:
as
&
J.
Co.;
I
syndi¬
William
Barth
Pont
du
&
Co.;
R.
Co.;
&
Law-
Levy,
William
&
Stern;
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox, and
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
son,
Bond
Blue,
series
Oct.
24—v.
B
bonds
194,
offered
on
1659—were
p.
awarded to
bids at his office in
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.,
til
10
the
purchase
series
1961.
C
of
Nov.
for
$270,000
Dated
Dec.
on
un¬
on
bonds.
Due
1986
to
(PST)
a.m.
Oakland,
15
inclusive.
7
school,
Dec.
from
Principal
15,
1962
of
San
Francisco, at a price of
100.05, a net interest cost of about
3.59%, as follows:
$315,000
and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
Novato
School
District,
County, Calif.
1962
35,000
sealed
bids
for the purchase of
until
Clara
7
Nov.
$209,000 bonds.
District, Santa
County, Calif.
Offering—Dorothy V. Fan¬
Bond and Tax Clerk, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
Nov.
for the purchase of $85,000
series B bonds.
Juan
Unified
school,
at
1972
until
10
office
to
1979
Sacramento,
inclusive.
on
1985
Co.,
follows:
as
Merrill
Dec.
1
Dec. 1, 1986.
Dean
Witter
&
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner
&
Smith
Inc., William R.
Staats & Co., Stone & Youngberg,
Irving Lundborg & Co., Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern, and Shuman, Agnew & Co.
Whittier
College,
Bond
Whittier, Calif.
Offerin?—C.
A.
the
(PST)
a.m.
Nov.
on
purchase of $450,000
20
dor¬
mitory 1959 revenue bonds. Dated
April 1, 1959.
Due on April 1
from
1986
1962
to
1999
inclusive*
Le¬
gality apnroved by
O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Herrington
&
Lisbon,
Bond
Sutcliffe,
of
San
•
Hi'
(EST)
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$155,000 school
bonds
offered on Oct. 17—v.
194,
1556—were awarded to the Se¬
curity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles, at a price of 100.026.
chase
of
Nov.
i
from
Principal
bids
Nov.
on
Dated
Francisco.
A.
until
1
$290,000
p.m.
the
for
1962
and
to
1981
&
Legality
Robinson
Trust
Co.,
approved
&
of
by
purchase
Mitchell, of
City.
Fla.
Nov.
(M-N)
Hartford.
Robinson,
Cole, of Hartford.
and
water
$550,000
of
works revenue bonds.
gewer
:
*
.
North ldaho
J""jor Colle8e Dlst
>
CoXlic dAlen*\ ld"h°T
Bond i°£eri"ff—? P'm We.ndt'
Clerk of the Board of Trustees,
,,
sealed bids until 7:30
receive
(MST)
pm
Nov.
on
for the
13
purchase of $495,000 school bonds,
son,
City Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Dated Nov. 1,
Oct. 30 for the purchase of $550,000 utilities revenue, series 1961
est
Dated
Jan.
on
Jan.
from
1
1,
1961.
1963
Callable
to
1990
of
as
Due
Nov>
Bank
of
Jacksonville.
approved
1,
Caldwell, Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
City-
payable at the District Treasoffice.
Legality approved
bv Burcham & Blair, of Spokane,
Urer's
District No: 41 f; Idaho
ceive
(EST)
Oct.
on
-/-•
will
until
31
Oct.
30,
1,
1962
1961.
to
1998
Principal and interest
payable at the First Na-
tional
Bank, of St. Petersburg.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
the purchase of
improvement
revenue
Dated Nov. 1, 1961.
Due
for
bonds.
May
on
1976.
Callable
Principal
City
(EST)
on
of
1961.
Due
and
A
Nov.v 1,
1, 1991. Callinterest pay-
Director
of
Finance's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Wood King, Dawson & Logan, of
New York City.
bonds
offered
$6,210,000 pub¬
series C 1961
24—v.
1660—were awarded to a
dicate headed by the; First
194,
svn-
sold to
was
price
San
Francisco,
at
a
100.3032, a net interest
of
of
about
as
3,346,000
as
from
1990
3.63%,
as
and
as
Due
on
to
1975
334s. Due
1976
478,000
to
Is.
1989
Due
follows:
Nov.
15
inclusive.
on
Nov. 15
inclusive.
on
Nov.
15
1991.
100.793,
about
follows:
Harris
Trust, &
Savings Bank, Continental Illinois
National
Bank & Trust Co., both
Chicago, Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., In-
of
National
dustrial
dence,
C.
F.
composed of
group
a
a
interest
follows:
pet
2.78%,
as
of
cost
as 23/4s.
Due on Dec.
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
1
$230,000
R
30)000
2.80s.
as
Due
on
Dec.
1,
as
27/sS.
Due.
on
Dec.
1,
1971.
Dated Oct.
Legality
1, 1961. Interest J-D.
by Chapman
approved
& Cutler, of Chicago,
...*
D
,
_
.
.
..
tave-in-Kock, III.
,
„
®ond Sale-An issue of $95,000
waterworks revenue bonds was
sold
as
to
Harry
J.
Wilson
&
Co.,
5s.
Chicago Board of Educationi III.
Bank.
Childs
&
Pr^vi-
Co., New
York Hanseatic Corp., DempseyTegeler & Co., Stern, Lauer &
Sal e—The
Bond
school
fered
$8,500,000
building, series C bonds ofon
—were
headed
Inc.,
Other members of the syndicate
as
$300,-
.
5s.
1966
of
Barcus, Kindred & Co.;" WhitePhillips Co., Inc., and McDougal
&
Condon, Inc., at a price of
Na-
City Bank, of New York,
Crocker-Anglo
National
of
issue
Sale—An
Bond
tional
Bank,
St.
.
p.
and
in
by
1970.
Oct.
on
Co.,
;
40,000
improvement,
the
Trust
000 road bonds offered on Oct. 18
Honolulu, City and County, Hawaii
Bond Sale—The
American
at
Belvidere Road District, III.
HAWAII
lic
1,
Legality approved
&
Trauernicht,
of
Charles
rea.m.
series
Dated
Nov.
on
the
at
11
waterfront,
bonds.
Principal
able
will
until
Nov. 16 for the purchase
$800,000
revenue
able.
Mayor,
bids
May
interest
&
Bank
Chicago.
Offering—Herman W.
sealed
of
as
and
payable
(M-N)
National
1989-in-
1969 to
from
1
elusive.
Louis.
Petersburg, Fla.
ceive
on
sewerage
revenue
inclusive.
(A-O)
sealed
Oct.
$125,000
bids until 7:30 p.m.
pur-
Eyoatone,
receive
(CST)
will
Clerk,
the
for
from
1
Bond Offering—Pearl
city
p.m.
$1,750,000 water
certificates.
Dated April
on
re-
Altamont, III.
2
chase of
Due
school
ILLINOIS
Commissioners,
bids
$1,235,000
of
nurcnase
bonds.
County, Fla.
sealed
bids will
Bond Offering—Sealed
;■
County
A School
Falls County Class
1 win
•
Pinellas
of
as
Legality
by
Trimble &
Callage
1861.
Principal and inter-
1971.
1
in¬
Jan.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at The Atlantic, National
bonds.
on
inclusive.
interest
received
will
were
Due
Caldwell,
Jacksonville Beach,
pur¬
school
1, 1961.
&
Bond Offering—Walter F. John-
re-
2
payable at the Hartford National
Bank
York
from
Selectman, will
*
sealed
Trimble
$2,386,000
Conn.
Offering—Richard
Drauss, First
ceive
New
cost
CONNECTICUT
inclusive.
Marshell,
by
Offering—Sealed bids will
until Nov. 14 for the
Bond
be
as
1, 1971. Interest J-D. Le-
Ress,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
11
Callable
approved
Goldner,
inclusive.
on
June 1 from
on
gality
1
a.m.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
p.
1978
Dec.
Due
to
Dated
of June
St.
on
Is. Due
as
(PST) on Nov. 15
for
the
purchase
of
$6,265,000
school, series C bonds. Dated Dec.
15, 1961. Due on Dec.
15
from
1963
to
water
bonds.
Alameda, Idaho
1,
Other members of the syndicate
were
for
in
Dec.
on
Due
33,4s.
as
School
Offerin
her
3V2S.
as
from
until
g—Betty
L.
George, County Clerk, will receive
bids
Due
subordinate
1998 inclusive.
'
245,000
20
District,
Sacramento County, Calif.
Bond
3V2S.
as
1971.
40,000
Bond
ning,
inclusive.
1970
to
Dec. 1 from
on
.
Bond Offerin g—Eugene F.
receive
5s. Due
as
265,000
Unified
syndicate headed by
a
IDAHO
p.m.
Certificate Offering—Avery W.
Glikerson, Clerk of the Board of
Sale—The $900,000 school
1961,
G.
8
will; receive
Agent,
Fiscal
1968.
the
of
until
revenue
1, 1961. Due
1980 to
clusive.
from 1976 to 1985 inclusive.
Other
sewer
bonds.
1972 to 1975 inclusive.
bids
Nov. 6 for the purchase
on
Co.,
Nov.
on
1971
sealed
$1,400,000
June
19—v.
Due
1963 to
from
(EST)
of
of 100.079, a net
about 3.80%, as
of
cost
receive
'
sealed bids until Nov. 16 for the
purchase of $9,500,000 ports authority revenue bonds.
City Auditor and Clerk, will
per,
and
County Clerk, will receive sealed
County, Calif.
Bond
20
Washington Union High School
Dist., Alameda County, Calif.
Saticoy School District, Ventura
Sale—An issue of $85,000
school, series B bonds offered on
Oct.
on
price
a
from
District, Alameda
Offering—Jack
(P.
1323—were awarded to a
headed
by Blyth &
Inc., at
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
trvington School District, Alameda
Oct. 17
p.
allocation,
City. Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
San
District,
Nov.
follows:
Dated
Sept. 1,
Sept. 1, 1991. Call¬
of Sept. 1, 1967. Principal
as
offered
$820,000
tax
Oak Grove School
Bank,
of
price of 100.0003.
until
$365,000 bonds.
Bond
Sal e—The
$2,843,000
parking system, series A revenue
interest
York
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
inclusive.
bonds.
and interest
Ventura
National
bids
dicate
DeBrecht, Business Manager, will
1556—were awarded to The Se¬
Angeles, at
1981
street 'project
County, Calif.
curity-First
Nov. 1 from
Offering—J.
S.
Atkins,
Secretary of the Redevelopment
Agency, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (PST) on Nov. 7 for
the
purchase
of
$375,000
15th
1
Sale—The $315,000 school
bonds offered on Oct. 17—v. 194,
Los
inclusive.
on
Nov. 1,1986.
District,
sealed
University of California
Berkeley), Calif.
bonds
1
California
Bond
p.
Nov.
on
1972
Due
Marin
1979
Is.
as
Nov.
Due
to
receive
for the purchase of
Bond
inclusive.
to
1980
Hueneme
on
1973
3%s.
as
ning,
Deland, Fla.
Offering—William F. Op-
Bond
Offering—Dorothy V. Fan¬
Bond and Tax Clerk, will
from
Due
to
1974
from
Nov. 1 from
on
Due
inclusive.
3V2S.
as
from
60,000
5s. Due
as
1962
follows:
as
1
inclusive.
Redevelopment Agency,
Bond
Santa Clara
Bond
to
Merced
San Francisco.
East Side Union
4s.
Nov.
on
1969
1970 to
as
Nov. 1 from
on
Due
to
3%s.
1973
Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
1967
as
18,000
Counties,
Co., as
inclusive.
1966
3V2S.
as
8,000
District, Solano and Napa
be
to
from
construction, series C bonds.
Armijo Joint Union High School
1556—were
p.
Due
5s.
as
1962
will receive sealed bids until Nov.
6
194,
on
County, Calif.
Bond
follows:
$15,000
V.
Clerk,
Tax
and
17—v.
~
.
school
$50,000
purchase of $330,000 school build¬
Union School District* Santa Clara
»
.
Georgia Ports Authority, Atlanta,
Georgia Bond Offering—Joseph L. Mor^-
ris,
rk Din a
rLuKiuA
.
■
-
-
GEORGIA
the
at
in Waterbury. Legality apby Day, Berry & How-
pany,
dick, Inc.
Principal and in-
as
Oct.
24—v.
awarded
to
194,
a
p.
16o0
syndicate
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
3%s, at a price of 100.-
by
65999, a basis of about 3.31%.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
Lehman
Brothers; Morgan Guaranty Trust
Company, of New York; Phelps,
Fenn
&
Co.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks:
Stone
&
Webster
Sedu-
rities Corp.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Inc.; Seattle-First National
Bank;
First
National
Bank
of
Volume
194
Number 6103
.
Memphis; Wm.< E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.; First- National Bank of St.
Louis; Francis I. du Pont & Co.;
KANSAS
Bond Sale—An issue of
Moulton
Bank
of
&
947
Rodman
to
&
a
Oct. 24
on
$1,202,-
was
Bank
ings Bank, of Chicago, Commerce
Trust Co., of
Kansas City* and
Milburn, Cochran & Co., Inc., at si'
par.
—
Wamego, Kan.
1
(P. O. Morrisonville), III.
Sale—The $520,000 school
building bonds offered on Oct. 17
194,
to. The
000
Bank
cago,
and
&
Trust
Allan
jointly, at
Co., of Chi¬
Blair;: &
Sale—An
works
sold to
4%s.
issue
$60,000
Harry J. Wilson & Co.,
1, 1960. Due
as
Jefferson
County (P.
Louisville), Ky.
will receive sealed
tees,
bids
un¬
Dated
1
from
Nov.
1, 1961. Due on Jan.
1963 to
1981
inclusive.
.from
at
bank
any
-425,000
com¬
designated by .the successful
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
pany
bidder.
16—v.
awarded to
194,
McDougal & Cbridoii.
INDIANA
Gary School City, Ind.
1
VS a 1 e—The
$1,000,000
school
improvement,
series
52
Oct.
.
bonds
offered
Oct.
on
1556—were
p..
syndicate
Co., Inc.,
awarded
mon
Brothers &
at
price
a
24—v.
F.
to
Hutzler,
of 100.2385,
a
19
payable
at
194,
Salo¬
as 2V2S,
basis of
•yy Bond
Ind.
voted
$640,000 sew¬
improvement revenue
offered
Oct.
on
19—v.
awarded
to
Allyn
Inc.,
a
Barcus,
price of
100.003,
about
Co.,
&
Co.,
net
a
4.05%,
$50,000
at a
interest
A.
C.
Clerk,
water
and
1961
to
sewer
on
revenue,
Dated
Due
1 from
Callable
July
New
1
4lis.;
as
Due
from 1972 to
40,000
1976
and
1*90,000
4lis.
as
from
300,000
1977.
4s.
^as
from
Due
Sa*e—The
offered
1
(P. O.
$63;C00
bonds
Oct. 23—v. 194. p. 1660
awarded to The City Se¬
—were
curity Corp.,
314s.
as
IOWA
6s.
Due
on
25—
Kentucky
Chapman
&
20
as
5s.
Due
July
on
—v.
100.002.
to
Alex.
a
/ v.■"
on
com¬
awarded
composed
bids
&
15,
Bond
Sale—The
194,
First
Baird
&
&
Co.,
to
Boston
Due
1981
Bond
receive
15
frOm
e r
I
offered on Oct. 16—v. 194,
1661—were awarded to Braun,
Bosworth & Co., at a price of par,
public
on
1434—were
p.
neUirlterfest cost of about 2.78%,
follows:
1 1
a
as
65,000
g—Walter
n
c/o
J.
the
25,000
New
15, 1961. Due
to
1981
on
1969.
Sept.
1,
2%s.
Due
on
Sept.
1,
.
as
1970
to
Bullock
1971.
Creek
Band
bonds
inclusive.
Legality
Bank,
approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
of Boston.
Sale—The $950,000 school
on
Oct. 19—v. 194,
est
$95,000
City
George
Treasurer,
•
bids
c/o
E.
wilL
the
until
of
about
3.81%,
as
555,000
re¬
a.m.
as
fol¬
-
1962
4s.
to
as
,
from
State
11:30
syn¬
Due
1966
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
1
Street Bank & Trust Co., Munici¬
'«?■
pal Dept., 2nd Floor, 111 Franklin
Boston,
a
John Nuveen &
price of par, a net inter¬
a
cost
»
—
to
Braun, Bosworth
lows:
sealed
Street,
(EST)
1557—were awarded
Co., at
by
Storey.
&" Dodge, of
Boston.
Offering
District
offered
dicate headed by
& Co., Inc., and
England
School
(P. O. MidlandMich.
p.
New
1
Due
pay¬
the
National
Sept.
;on
23/4s.
Mer¬
at
Due
3%s.
1967
to
Due
on
July
300,000
as 37/8s,
Due on July
from 1982 to 1987 inclusive.
"
Other
1
1981 inclusive;
members
of
1
;
the
syndi¬
cate
were
as
follows:
Watling,
Lerchen
& Co., and
McDonald-
as
1974
to
on
1976,
.
..
•
Cedar Falls, Iowa
Fond
Offering—Kenneth
Walt,
City
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
30
$138,000
bonds.
for
Dated
clusive.
1
the
Te-
receive
will
7:30 p.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
special assessment
sewer
Nov.
on
Clerk
until
Nov.
from
1961.
1,
1963
Interest
to
Due
in¬
1971
M-N.
Legality
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
Iowa
\
Bond O f f
Shelldy, City
City, Iowa
e r
i
n
•
g—Walker D.
Clerk, will receive
sealed
Nov.
000
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) .on
8 for the purchase of $75,-
Bonds
Not
S
o
'
I d—The
bridge bonds offered
v.
sold
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, SchwaCo., Auchincloss, Parker
& Redpath.
; v.
bacher &
..
,
bridge bonds.
194,
p.
on
$75,000
Oct.
17—
1660—were not sold.
'
1
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
as
10,000
Nov.
on
2%s.
as
from
will
Principal and interest (M-N)
ceive
offered
$180,000 street
special .assessment
able
chants
by
&
Palmer
as 3y$s. ,/Dug/on Sept.
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
Treasurer,
bids
1962
from
bonds
England Merchants National Bank,
30 State Street, 2nd
Floor, Boston
6, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 1
for the purchase of $225,000 school
project loan act of 1948 bonds.
Dated Nov.
15
Principal
$80,000
Town
sealed
Nov.
on
inclusive.
p.
Chester, Mass.
O f f
Street
Sale—The
improvement
of about 3.14%.
Bond
State
MICHIGAN
& Trust Co., of
WinstpflSalem, as 2V2S, 3s and 31/2S, at 0
price of 100.417, a net interest cost
O'Malley,
the
Benton Harbor. Mich.
Wachovia
and
c/o
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Winslow,
Inc.,
Stetson,
-
interest payable at the State
Street Bank & Trust
Company, in
Boston.
Legality
approved
Corp., First National Bank in Dal¬
las, Spencer Trask & Co., Robert
Hayes,
$75,000
bonds
23—v.
the
of
"*
Trust
1961.
1962
syndicate
a
Dodge,
and
.Lawrence, Mass.
Covington, La.
improvement
of
to
&
v
loan act of 1948 bonds. Dated Nov.
&
Bond Sale—The $4,450,000 bonds
on Oct. 24—v.
194, p. 1661
■
LOUISIANA
1
1,
/•
Company,
111
Franklin Street,
Boston, until 11
a.m. (EST) on Nov. 2 for the
pur¬
chase of $430,000 school project
sani¬
group
Brown
Palmer
sealed
Boston, Mass.
Bond
Oct.
Due
on
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., Rob¬
ert L. Conners & Co., and Weil,
Roth & Irving Co., at a price of
vL.,
.3s.
$540,000 school
bonds offered
revenue
Lynch,
Co., of
July
sold
was
of
on
inclu¬
Company, in Boston. Le¬
by/ Storey,
Bank
offered
Due
to 1980
Raynham, Mass.
Bond Offering—Lillie B. Mer¬
rill, Town Treasurer, will receive
MASSACHUSETTS
of
as
194, p. 1661 — were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of F, L. Dupree &. Co., Merrill
price of 100.0251,
3.29%,
a
_
.
Trust
17
bonds
1961.
1962
approved
Thorndike,
$615,000
sub-district
A
15,
Principal and interest (M-N)
July 1 awarded to Ladd
on Oct. 31 for the purchase
Dinkins &,Co.
inclusive.'
of
$165,000
Lawrence
airport
9,200,000 as 3V4S. Due on July 1
improvement
loan
1966
bonds. Moore & Co.
Lafayette, La.
from 1977 to 1982, inclusive.
Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Nov.
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 pub¬
Clinton Township (P. O. Mount
13,780,000 as 3.40s. Due on July 1
from
1962
to
1971
inclusive.
lic improvement, series G bonds 1
Clemens), Mich.
from 1983 to 1989, inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
offered on Oct. 24—v. 194, p. -1434
Bond
Sale—The
$50,000
1961
2,315.000 as l'/10s. Due on July 1,
able at the State Street Bank &
—were- awarded
to
a
syndicate
1990.
"
v
: composed of Ladd Dinkins & Co. Trust Company, in Boston. Le¬ special assessment sanitary sewerbonds offered on Oct. 11—v. 194,
Other members of the syndicate
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Fried¬ gality approved by Ropes & Gray, p. 1434—were awarded to McDon¬
were as follows: Harriman Ripley
richs & Co., Dorsey & Co., Weil of Boston.
ald-Moore & Co.
&
Co., Inc., Lehman Brothers, Investment
Co., and Wheeler &
Lynn, Mass.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Philadelphia
Hamtramck, Mich.
Woolfolk, Inc., at a price of par.
Bond
Offering—Daniel J. McNational Bank, Wertheim & Co.,
Bend Sale—The $361,000 motor
Ardle, City Treasurer., will re¬
Dominick & Dominick, W. E. HutLivingston Parish School District
vehicle highway 1961 fund bonds
ceive sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
ton
&
No. 22, Livingston, La.
Co., Roosevelt & Cross,
/
offered on Oct. 17—v. 194, p. 1661
American Securities Corp., Citi¬
(EST) on Nov. 2 for the pur¬
Bond Sale—The $115,000 school
—were awarded to a
group com¬
chase
of
zens
$250,000 sewer bonds.
Fidelity Bank
Trust Co., bonds offered on Oct.
23—v. 194.
Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Nov. posed of The First of Michigan
Louisville, J. J. B. Hilliard" &
p.
1557—were awarded to Ladd
Corporation; McDonald-Moore &
1
from
1962
to
1981
inclusive.
Son, Almstedt Bros., Hirsch & Co. Dinkins & Co.
Co., and Kenower, MacArthur &
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
J. A. Hogle & Co., King, Quirk
Co., at a price of 100.046, a net in¬
payable
at
the
First
National
LaFourche Parish Fire Protection
& Co., National State Bank, New¬
terest cost of about 3.48%, as fol¬
Bank, of Boston.
Legality ap¬
District No. 3 (P.O.
ark, Stein Bros. & Boyce, Trust
lows:
:
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Galliano), La.
Company of Georgia, Atlanta, Fi¬
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
$94,000 as 4V4S. Due on Sept. 1
Bond Sale—The $360,000 public
delity Union Trust Co., Newark,
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
Fahnestock
&Co.,
Federation improvement
bonds
offered
on
Foxborough, Mass.
117,000 as 31/4S. Due on Sept. 1
Bank & Trust Co., New York, Barr
Oct.
16—v.
194, p.
1324—were
Bond Sale—An issue of $l,950,->
from 1967 to 1972 inclusive..
Brothers & Co., The Ohio Com¬
awarded
to
Hattier
&
Sanford, 000 bonds offered on Get. 19 was
150,000 as 3Y>s. Due on Sept. 1
pany,
Johnston, Lemon &
Co.; and Merrill Lynch, • Pierce, Fen¬
from
inclusive.
on
Oct.
se¬
/from 1963 to 1972, inclusive.
1973.
1
July
on
1996
by
Sale—The
Bond
building
v.;,-"
as
3,895,000
July
on
Townships
Porte), Ind.
La
1,
York
follows:
1,205.000
inclusive.
Springfield
Bond
•
-
1986
1987 to
July
on
Due
1978 to
1
inclusive.
Due
York, at
$9,605,000
July
on
1975
41/4S.
as
the
at
approved
net interest cost of about
as
from 1967 to 1971 inclusive.
60,000
Oct.
Anne
series
3.30s,
basis of
as
-•
r>
from
Boston.
Sanitary District
(P. O. Princess Anne), Md.
tary,
on
State
15
& Trust
Somerset County
Princess
Bank, of Boston,
of 100.41,. a
Nov.
$190,-
The
price
a
gality
-
issue of
to
payable at the State Street Bank
inclusive. Call¬
Sale—An
of
offered
sive.
Bank, in
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Smith, Somerville &
Case, of Baltimore.
Bond
issue
bonds
sold
was
Dated
Manhattan
York
1963
Cutler, of Chicago.
194, p. 1660—'were awarded to
syndicate headed by the First
cal Bank New
a
on
payable
gality
$40,000,000
on
Chase
New
on
Nov.
Oct.' 1,
April
inclusive.
1986
(A-O)
City Bank, of New York,
Blyth & Co., Inc., and the Chemi¬
of
cost
offered
$12,500,000
Bank
Trust Company in Louisville. Le¬
-
bonus, second
1976
to
loan
about 3.25%.
of Nov. 1, 1969. Principal
interest
(M-N) payable at
Cohu
Oct. 1, 1966. Principal and interest
on
were
...
the
receive
will
bonds.
1961/ Due
National
follows:
as
41/4s.
as
and
Sal e—The
veterans
ries-bonds
v.
194,
p.-1556—were
&
Kindred
—
1962
18
Street
at
Nov.
on
as
and
An-
/
Perry County (P. O. Hazard), Ky.
Sale—The
works
bonds
1660
p.
able
W.
Offering—Stanford
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 3 for the purchase of $416,-
to. The
Kentucky (State of)
Hobart,
age
194,
from
Due
Mass.
Sale—An
sewer
Oct.
highway construction second
issue, series Q
revenue
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1
as
Merchants
City
drus,
Equitable Se¬
curities Corporation, and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., jointly.
* ?
about 2.43%.
Bond
v.
—
Natick,
Bond
000
Nov. 1 from
on
Murray, Ky.
Bend
Sa"-e—The $170,000 school
awarded
for the purchase of
—were
series
bonds offered
(EST)
am.
1961.
Boston.
state
Oct.
.
revenue
11
1,
chants National Bank, of Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
offered
000
building
15
until
Bank, in
Legality approved by
Joseph R. Rubin, of Louisville.
County. (P. O.
Nicholasville), Ky.
Bond
bids
posed
Livermore.
Jessamine
Bond
v
.
1324—were
p.
Scharff &
Maryland State Roads Commission,
Maryland
Bond Offering — C. R.
Pease,
Secretary
of
the
State
Roads
Commission, will receive sealed
the
&
&
>
194,
Nov.
1 from 1962 to 1981 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable at the New England Mer¬
on
Jones, Inc.,
and
Rapides Bank & Trust Co.,
of Alexandria, jointly.
1, 1971. Principal and in¬
(M-N)
Farmers
Inc.,
'
17—v.
awarded to
bonds. Dated
revenue
1, 1961. Due
terest
1
Co., Fox, Reusch &
Field, Richards ;■& Co.,
Doll & Isphording, Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co., and Weil, Roth
& Irving Co.
Co.,
&
Offering—C.
of Nov.
inclusive.
Pohl &
&
1963 to 1986 inclusive. Callable
1
Oct.
on
1981
follows:
as
Magnus
1556—were
p.
to
Nov.
inclusive.
Other members of the
were
Springs, III.
Bond Sai<H-xThe« $200,000 pub¬
lic library building bonds offered
Oct.
Due
1974
1
Oct.
on
1973
Prescott
waterworks
Oct.
.on
inclusive.
Due
to
33/4S.
as
,
Western
oh
1967
from
Due
1966
to
3Y2S.
as
from
pay¬
trust
or
330,000
1962
Oct.
offered
53
Nov.
utili¬
Sons,
Newton,
John C. Legg & Co., Robert Gar¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed
rett & Sons, and Mead, Miller &
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
Co., at a price of par.
2
for
the
purchase
of
$90,000
follows:
as
3%s.
as
Wallace
Co., Ar¬
nold & Derbes, Inc., Ball, Burge
&
Kraus, Byrd Brothers, King,
C 0 o 1 e y & Co., Elkins,
Morris,
Stokes & Co., R. James Foster &
Co., Inc., National Shawmut Bank,
Bond
a
3.67%,
$180,000
swimming pool bonds.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
about
K.
Livermore, Ky.
syndicate headed
by W. E. Hutton & Co. at a price
of
par,
a
net interest
cost
of
til 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 30 for
the purchase of $200,000 park im¬
provement
to
& Co., Newhard,
Co., Newman, Brown-&
Co., Inc., Rodman & Renshaw, Van
Alstyne, Noel & Co. /
&
Stockyards National Bank, Wich¬
ita, and Howard C. Traywick &
Co., Inc.
O.
Sale—The $935,000 school
building revenue ?bonds
offered
on
Oct. 18—v. 194, p. 1660—were
awarded
Morris
S.
Co., Channer
Newman
Securities Co., Curtiss,
House & Co., Dittmar & Co., Inc.,
Russell, Long & Co., Seasongood
& Mayer, Security & Bond Co.,
Bond
Tdylorville Community Pleasure
Driveway and Park District, III.
Bond
Offering—Lucille Lewis,
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
Bank, Birmingham, Howard, Weil,
Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co., Wil¬
Cook
bonds
revenue
Dated
$175,000
MARYLAND
Bank, Miami, Alden
& Co., Blewer, Glynn & Co.,
F, L.
Dupree
&
Co.,
First
National
Boston,
Almstedt
'V
■
.
1961
Oct.
composed of Stein Bros. & Boyce,
Bros., and the Bankers
Bond Co. L
^
on
Traueriiicht, of St.
Louis.
on
ties
Sale—The
Stone.
Robert
23—v. 194,
p. 1767—were awarded to a group
was
Dated Nov.
&
to
Corp.
series
revenue,
bonds offered
Dec. 1 from 1994 to 1997 inclusive.
Interest J-D'.
Legality approved
by Charles
sys¬
sold
Henderson), Ky.
Sale—The $275,000 school
building
of
bonds
revenue
and
was
KENTUCKY
1
Columbia, III.
Bond
water
$196,-
Co.,
Bond
'
;
plant
bonds
revenue
of
Pineville, La.
Band
First Nat'l
liam
issue
The Columbian Securities
price of 100.0573.
a
Sale—An
electric; light
tem
1660—were awarded
Continental Illinois Na¬
p.
tional
'Bond
■
Bond
—v.
Roland &
Kansas City, Harris Trust & Sav¬
Montgomery Counties price of
&
Co.,
Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co., Inc., First South¬
west Co., C. H. Little & Co.,
Model,
of The City
Trust Co.,
of
&
Christensen, Inc.," Robert Win-
throp
"sold
Community Unit School District
No.
&
assessment
group composed
National
Renshaw; Mullaney, Wells & Co.;
Rowles, Winston & Co.; Fahey,
Clark & Co., and Third National
Bank in Nashville. /,• v.,
Christian and
special
bonds offered
Co.; National City
Cleveland
sewer
(1889)
Co., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Inc.,
Robinson - Humphrey
Co.,
Inc., Swiss American Corp., Wells
Salina, Kan.
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Trust*
Company of Georgia, Atlanta; R.
H.
.'The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
John
W.
Clark
&
price
cost
Smith
of
Inc., jointly, at a
100.042, a net interest
of about
First
$125,000
Co., Folger, Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., W. L.
Lyons & Co., R. H. Moulton &
235,000
Southeastern
Co.,
&
ner
from
from
as
2.95%,
2%s.
1962
as
3s.
1966
to
to
on
1965
Due
follows;.
as
Due
inclusive.
on
1971
March 1
March
inclusive.
1
to
the
First
a
syndicate composed
on
about
1973
from
to
1976
inclusive.
Boston
Corp.,
HornWeeks, Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, National Shaw¬
mut Bank, of Boston, and Kenower,- Mac Arthur & Co., as 3V4S,
at a price of 100.129, a basis of
blower
Hastings, Mich.
&
3.23%.
'
-
Sale—The $65,000 munK
building bonds offered on
Oct.
23—v.
194,
p.
1767—were
awarded to The Hastings Mutual
Bond
cipal
Tncnvnnpo
Pfimrianv
54
(1890)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1
i
habilitation bonds offered
16—v. 194, p. 1434—were
to
Oakland
Inkster, Mich.
Sale—The $285,000
Bond
on
Oct.
awarded
Braun,
and
Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
First of Michigan Cor¬
the
poration,
price
interest cost
follows:
"*
jointly,
100.007,
a
net
4.21%, as
about
$30,000
4V4s.
as
from
55,000
at
Due
Due
4s.
as
of
of
a
Oct.
on
1
and 1966.
200,000
4V4S.
as
from
Due
to
1967
Oct.
on
1
inclusive.
1971
Stillwater, Miritn.
Bond S
1 e—The
a
ards, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
improvement
bids until
awarded
11
(EST)
a.m.
Nov.
on
2
for
the
purchase
of
$94,000
M.S.U.-Oakland
sewage
disposal
system-Bellarmine
Hills
special
1961.
Due
1971
Oct. 1, 1965
on
County, Mich.
Offering—Eloise H. Rich¬
assessment
1964 inclusive.
1962 to
Bond
re¬
bonds.
Dated
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by
16—v.
194,
First
of Duluth.
County, Minn.
Offering—W. W.
Bond
I
Salmi,
Superintendent and Clerk of the
Board
of
Education, will receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
31 for the purchase of $1,-
Oct.
Legality ap¬
500,000
school
building
proved by Dickinson, Wright, Mc¬
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
Kean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
*
' on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to
Sale
Bond
line
ries VII
bonds
—v.
194,
to
The
$35,000,000
revenue,
offered
syndicate
a
—
highway
on
Oct.
24
awarded
1768—were
p.
se¬
by Smith,
headed
Co., Lehman Brothers,
Co., and Harriman Rip¬
Barney &
Drexel &
price
100.0099, a net inteerst cost
about 3.76%, as follows:
ley
&
Inc.,
Co.,
$5,575,000
at
Due
5s.
as
of
of
a
on
Nov.
1
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
from
4,515,000
from
3V4S. Due
as
1968 to
6,740,000
1971
on
3V2S. Due
as
Nov. 1
inclusive.
on
3%s. Due on Nov. 1
from 1977 to 1982 inclusive.,
*
8,135,000
as
3%s. Due
on
Nov. 1
1983 to 1986 inclusive.
from
Other members of the
as
for
follows:
Devine
J.
C.
syndicate
&
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kid¬
11
the
of
Board
tem-Morris
Dated
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
Nov.
on
of
$230,000
disposal Farmington Sys¬
sewage
1
the
of
Works, will receive sealed
bids until
2
Lake
Sept. 1,
from
bonds.
arm
1961. Due
1962
to
1972
bidder.
Legality t approved
Dickinson,
Wright,
McKean
Cudlip, of Detroit.
Bond
ton,
by
&
of
the
11
(EST) on Nov.
2
for
the
purchase of $170,000
farmington sewage disposal sys¬
Due
River
bonds.
assessment
1961.
Whipple & Co.
bonds
»
Baer, Watts & Co.; Julien Col¬
special
arm
Dated
Sept.
1,
May 1 from 1962 to
on
lins &
Co.; Robert Garrett & Sons;
Roosevelt
Sons; Rand & Co.;
&
Cross, Inc.; G. H.
Walker &
offered
rill
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.;
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; HayMiller
&
Co.;
Schaffer,
den,
Necker & Co.; J. C. Wheat & Co.;
Campbell, McCarty & Co., Inc.
Dolphin
&
Co.
Indianapolis
Bond
&
Share
Corp.;
Charles
&
Co.; McDonald-Moore &
Leonard & Lynch;
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Newhard,
Cook
&
Co.;
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.,
Inc.; Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc.; Rowles, Win¬
ston & Co.; Thomas & Co.; Under¬
wood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.; Pa¬
cific
Northwest
Co.; Woodcock,
Moyer,
Fricke &
French,
Inc.;
Allan Blair & Co.; Blewer, Glynn
& Co.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.; Rippel & Co.; Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc.; Townsend, Dabney
&
bonds
offered
Oak
school
Oct.
School
Park
Bond
16—v.
194,
Valley,
until
Ken¬
21
the
for
bonds.
District No. 274,
Bond
17—v.
First
194,
a
of
cost
of
about
3.79%,
as
follows:
$500,000
from
1962
3,000,000
1
from
Other
5s.
as
as
Due
to
1969
33/4S.
1970 to
members
June
on
1
inclusive.
Due
on
June
the
syndi¬
as follows:
Blyth & Co.,
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc.; Paine,
Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.;
Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co.;
Goodbody & Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Commerce Trust
Co., of Kansas City.; McDonald-
were
Inc.;
Moore &
Co., and H. V. Sattley &
Co., Inc.
Oct.
19
194,
a
140,000
headed
1964
1970
as
on
Feb.
from
as
on
to
on
1977
to
on
1983
to
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
on
1986
Feb.
1
inclusive.
of
the
follows:
Allyn
J.
M.
be
&
offered
15
for
the
Richfield, Minn.
on
Feb.
clusive.
1
Nov.
from
1,
1964
Interest F-A.
and water
1961.
to
1983
1,
Trust
&
the
time
same
were
syndicate headed by
John Nuveen
follows: R. W. Pressprich
Co., Inc., E. F.
Hutton & Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., J. S. Love & Co., First Na¬
tional Bank, St. Louis, Interstate
Securities
Corp., Folger, Nolan,
&
Andrews
Milwaukee
Dinkins
North
Pierce
&
Co..
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
ien
&
Company,
Co.,
New
Fitche,
Hendrix
&
and
Collins
&
Co.,
and
Nov.
on
1
for
$2,000,000
1961.
Scott
County, Miss.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
Nov.
6
un^il 2
for
the
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
1,
Nov.
on
1976.
(M-N)
trust
as
Louis
1,
Oct.
16—v.
Vardaman,
Bond
Town
Offering—Elton
Clerk,
will
RamageJ
receive sealed
bids until 6:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
7
for
the
purchase
of
$25,000
1962
bonds.
revenue
1967
to
Due
Mi
LI
,
Bond
School
I!
'' 1
County, Berkeley School
sealed
bids
Nov.
6
until
for
11
the
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
Due
in¬
1,
1961.
1963
to
Due
1977
on
Dated Dec.
March
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful
ity
approved
by
bidder.
Legal¬
Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
Bon d '
Whitman,
i
jceive
City
sealed
(EST)
City, N. J.
'Offering—Bertram
Clerk,
bids
Nov.
on
of
until
8
p.m.
pur¬
general
$827,000
receive
sealed
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
re-^
the
im¬
for
14
Education,
M.
E.
will
1971
Dec.
1,
from 1962
to
Principal and
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 7
terest
for
in¬
Boardwalk National
the
purchase
Feb.
on
of
(F-A)
15 from
Principal
$1,300,000
15, 1961.
payable
at
1963
to
1981
interest
and
bank
any
or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
of St. Louis.
Berkeley Heights Township School
District (P. O. Berkeley
Heights), N. J.
Bond
Special
Rand
Improvement
the
City
(MST)
K. Wilson,
Commission,
chase of $21,000 water and sewer
bonds. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Director of Finance's
office.
Berlin,
offered
Co.,
$375,000 water
Oct.
on
1435—were
11—v.
awarded
to
194,
J.
A.
Associates,
and
as
Clerk,
until
for the
truck
on
chase of
will
on
and
receive
equipment
bonds.
Neb.
4
p.m.
(CST) on Nov.
purchase of $1,409,000
the
refunding
1961.
Due
bonds.
on
1,
1966.
(J-D)
Dated
Dec.
1986 inclusive.
1
from
Callable
Principal
payable
at
as
and
the
Dec.
office.
Nov.
from
1
Callable
1961.
1,
1962
to
of
as
1981
Nov.
in
Camden.-
by
Legality ap¬
George D. Rothermel,
to
of Dec.
interest
Offerin g—Robert
Prnest,
City
Clerk,
will
M.
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 31 for the purchase of $228,-
school
bonds.
Due
1975
on
Dated
Nov.
inclusive.
Nov.
from
1
1,
1962
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at
the
Boardwalk National Bank, in At¬
lantic City. Legality approved by
Hawkins,
New York
Delaware
1,
1962
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Wells, Martin, Lane,
Baird & Pedersen, of Omaha.
<
Treasurer's
Dated
Nov.
Brigantine, N. J.
to
Offering—Margre H. Dur¬
ham, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
until
$60,000 general improve¬
Bond
000
Bond
for
p.m.
pur¬
den National Bank & Trust Com¬
pany,
Bond,
Douglas County School District
6
re¬
8
the
for
1,
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at the First Cam¬
1961.
bids
will
until
1971.
sealed
1, 1962. Interest J-J.
66,
Clerk,
20
of Berlin.
8 a.m. (MST) on Nov.
purchase of $25,000 fire
Dated Jan.
J.
bids
Nov.
bonds.
proved
Hardin, Mont.
bids
sealed
(EST)
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Cedric R.
7
Borough
ceive
Due
Sale—The
N.
Bond Offering—Herbert V. Van
Horn,
ment
Chester, Mont.
Co., and Newburger,
Co., as 3.65s, at a price
&
of 100.047, a basis of about 3.64%.
1:30
Nov. 1 for the pur¬
on
&
Loeb
Offering —C.
Hogle &
4y4s.! >
Sale—The $895,000 school
offered
on
Oct. 18—v. 194,
1435—were awarded to a group
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
will receive sealed bids until
p.
City.
bonds
District No. 422, Mont.
of
the
at
p.
Bogeman
Bond
payable
Bank, of At¬
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
MONTANA
Clerk
(J-D)
lantic
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
No.
Supervisors, will receive
,
NEW JERSEY
Atlantic
Brooks, Secretary of the Board of
District, Miss.
Chancery Clerk and Clerk of the
Beard of
..
Dated
will
19
as 3.70s, at a
basis of about
a
1
Offerin g—Robert
from
Brooks,
jointly,
3.63%.
chase
NEBRASKA
D.
Oct.
1961.
inclusive.
Offering—A.
$247,000
on
provement bonds.
Washington County, Leland Con¬
solidated
Boston,
price of 100.559,
at any bank or
designated by the
Legality
ap¬
District, Mo.
City
Miss.
of
to
of Nov.
bidder.
'
issue of
offered
sold to George P. Fogg & Co.,
and the National Shawmut Bank,
of
1963
bonds
interest
and
•
St.
High School
(P. O. Haverhill), N. H.
was
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
bonds
$87,000 bonds
194, p. 1662
were awarded to the
Housing and
Home
Finance
Agency, as 37/ss
and 4%s, at a price of par.
on
school
3.43%.
Union
Sale—An
payable
company
Bond
Sale—The
offered
Bond
(CST)
from
1
Principal
successful
bonds.
Line, Miss.
basis of about
District
purchase
Dated Nov.
inclusive. Callable
$100,000 county nursing home dis¬
State
as
Woodsville
the
bonds.
Due
1981
awarded to Smith, Barney
Co., and Lyons & Shafto, Inc.,
3V2S, at a price of 100.539, a
&
Talmage
a.m.
H.
N.
—were
Offering—J. T. Singleton,
Comptroller,
will
receive
City
Storey,
Dodge, of
&
Sale—The $522,000 bonds
offered on Oct. 24—v. 194, p. 1768
Bond
sealed bids until 11:30
by
approved
Bond
Si. Joseph, Mo.
p.m.
Mayes, Inc.
Principal and in¬
payable at the Na¬
(J-D)
Somersworth,
The
York
Co.
6
Ladd
Barret,
a.m.
Dec. 1 from 1963 to
on
Thorndike, Palmer
Corp., Courts & Co.,
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., G. C.
Haas & Co., Lyons & Shafto, Jul¬
B.
Hibbs
&
Co.,
Thornton, Mohr, Farish & Gauntt,
Inc., Provident Bank, Cincinnati,
Rauscher,
11
Boston.
A.
inclusive.
Blair
until
re¬
tional Shawmut Bank, of Boston.
Corp., Stroud
Co., William E. Pollock & Co.,
&
Due
as
bids
S.
will
inclusive.
terest
&
school bonds. Dated Nov.
Co.,
Due
1961.
American Securities
James
Bond
$400,000 school bonds.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7:30
p.m. (CST)
on
Nov.
8
for the
purchase of
Dated
Harris
Sale —The
a
follows:
as
Phelps, Fenn & Co., as 3VsS, at a
of 100.115, a basis of about
on
$1,275,000 improvement
Nov,
g—Alfred
(EST) on Nov. 15 for the purchase
of $16,415,000 bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
inclusive.
on
price
water
Co.,
purchase of $102,000 city improve¬
ment bonds.
bonds.
at
awarded to
Mankato, Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received until Nov.
1990,
Due
(State of)
n
Treasurer,
sealed
ceive
Nov. 1
on
Stae
Legality
Bank, Jackson.
Dain
Inc.;
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., and Wal¬
ter, Woody & Heimerdinger.
Bond
Co., of
6s, 3V2S, 33/4s and l%s,
of par, a net interest
Bank,
Chicago, Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., White, Weld & Co., Leland
Speed
Co.,
Wachovia
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Winston-Salem, First
National Bank, Jackson, National
Bank of Commerce, New Orleans,
Allen
&
Co., Kroeze,
McLarty,
and Duddleston, Hamp
Jones &
Co., Cady & Co., John R. Nun¬
nery
& Co., and Jackson Hinds
trict
Cloues,
1990
Trust
Savings
syndi¬
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Northwestern National
Bank, of Minneapolis; M e r r i 11
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
C.
Deposit
Lynch,
Co.;
A.
the
&
follows:
as
Bond
1
inclusive.
Due
1
Hanseatic
Other members of the syndicate
1
inclusive.
Due
Due
designated
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
New Hamphsire
Bond O f f e r i
1985, inclusive.
to
Is.
as
Nov.
on
Principal and
payable at any
(F-A)
Co., Estabrook & Co., L. F. Roths¬
child
&
Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
inclusive.
Due
3.80s.
1984
Due
members
were
Inc.;
par.
cost of about 3.64%.
1
inclusive.
1973
3.70s.
1978
as
Othe
to
3V2S.
1974
as
150,000
Due
1969
3.10s.
as
140,000
to
by
Bank
Jackson, as
at a price
on
from
&
price of
a
194,
The
Sale —The
Guaranty
be
2.70s.
as
from
cate
Corp., at
to
$3,250,000
bonds offered on Oct. 25—v. 194,
p. 1768—were awarded to a syndi¬
follows:
as
$210,000
1990 inclusive.
of
on
p. 1661—were awarded
syndicate
headed
by
the
Allison-Williams Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
p.
Michigan Corpora¬
tion, and Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., at a price of 100.003, a net
interest
Sale—The $900,000 school
from
1325—were
syndicate headed by
Minn.
building bonds offered
to
3V2S.
as
1986
385,000
Due
Fleming-W.
Hopkins Independent School
from
$3,500,000
building bonds offered on
17—v.
awarded
Jackson, Miss.
Bond
6
purchase of $990,000 improvement
3.65%,
Oct.
on
1661—were
Other members of the syndicate
Minn.
Nov.
1983
from
1,
1982, inclusive.
3.10%.
to
awarded
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
to
offered
bonds
were
—v.
Municipal Separate
School District, Miss.
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school
MINNESOTA
Golden
260,000
District, Mich.
Sal e—The
awarded to
cate
Oct.
on
street
assessment
MacArthur & Co.
ower,
Moore,
Tyson; Robert L. Whittaker &
the
$76,000
special
1557—were
p.
Co.; and Harold E. Wood & Co.
*'
Sale—The
to
Callable
inclusive.
1, 1966.
trust company
or
Dated
Feb. 1 from
on
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Wood, King,
Dawson & Logan, of N. Y. City.
Nov. 1
on
Due
1991
to
of Aug.
bank
1
Nov.
on
Baer,
bonds.
revenue
interest
Other mernbers of the syndicate
$700,000
special street improvement bonds
&
Co.;
#-
Bond
improvement
from
1963
as
inclusive.
Due
3%s.
as
1,850,000
Due
H.
B.
—
will
Aug. 1, 1961.
1978.
1979
815,000
Nov.
on
1976,
3.30s.
as
from
were
Brookhaven
were
electric
a
1991.
Additional
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Co.;
King
Mer¬
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Inc., as 27/ss, at a price of
100.0023, a basis of about 2.87%.
Barr Brothers & Co.; E. F.
Hutton & Co., Inc.; Coffin & Burr;
Marache & Co.; Rod¬
man & Renshaw; Singer, Deane &
Scribner;
Cooley & Co.; Field,
Richards & Co.; Johnston, Lemon
to
Lynch,
pany;
Granbery,
awarded
Smith
Co.; The Illinois Com¬
&
Gregory
on Oct. 16—v. 194,
1557-^-were
p.
interest
.any
MISSISSIPPI
cate
and
970,000
Due
to
3.%'s.
as
1977
apolis.
p.
1965
430,000
in¬
5s.
as
from
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & Windhorst, of Minne¬
of
Board
a.m.
Grand
$1,560,000
bank or
trust company designated by the
successful .bidder.
Legality ap¬
First U. S.
Works, will receive sealed
bids until
tem
and
at
$6,000,000
issue, series B
Oct. 25—v. 194,
syndi¬
cate headed by the First Boston
Corp., and Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities
&
Co., at a price of
100.672, a net interest cost of about
3.39%, as follows:
Due
Offering—Harry W. Hor-
Secretary
Public
Principal
payable
inclusive.
Co.;
&
(J-D)
Offering
receive
sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
16 for the purchase of $17,000,000
5th
on
,
,
Secretary,
1662—were awarded to
May
on
Merrill 1973 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith terest (M-N) payable at
any bank
Inc.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & or trust company designated
by
Co.; Weeden & Co., Inc.; Paribas the successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
Corp.; W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.; proved
by
Dickinson,
Wright,
Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G. Becker McKean &
Cudlip, of Detroit.
&
Co., Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.;
Warren, Mich.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Lee HigBond Sale—The $462,000 street
ginson Corp.; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Shearscn, Hammill & Co.; Bacon, <im'j5tc><vement
special assessment
Peabody
der,
clusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
Nov. 1
as
Secretary
Public
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
from
10,035,000
were
ton,
Offering—Harry W. Hor-
Sale —The
offered*
1961
1970
City, Mo.
revenue
p.
Unorganized Territory of St. Louis
the successful bidder.
Bond
Bond
water
bonds
American
.
Michigan (State of)
truck
on
•
•
•
Bond
Kansas
1557—were
p.
The
to
■
Omaha Public Power District, Neb.
MISSOURI
offered
'
■
$163,000 local
bonds
National Bank,
July
1,
April 1 from 1962 to
on
Oct.
Monday, October 30, 1961
.
.
.
;•
Bond
Delafield
&
Wood,
of
City.
Township School Dist.,
New Jersey
Offerin g—Herbert
A.
Derpitch, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids
13
until
for
the
8
p.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
on
Nov.
$2,395,000
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on
Nov.
1
from
1984
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(M-N)
1963
to
I
Volume
the
at
payable
Number 6103
Camden
Camden.
in
Company,
194
New
School District,
7:30
(EST)
p.m.
bonds.
school
.000
$1,665,-
Haddon
Trimble &
City.
the
for
2
school
Due
8 p.m.
purchase
bonds.
on
(EST)
1
from
Principal
$1,750,000
1,
1980.
1962 to
1980
interest
(J-D)'payable at the First Cam¬
National
den
Bank & Trust Co.,
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
in Camden.
Lower Penns Neck
Offering—Frank
for
21
to
J.
1961.
Due
on
the
various
Dated
Nov.
1,
May 1 from 1962 to
inclusive.
1975
Valley Central
School District No.
1, N.
on
Bond
school bonds offered
on
until
bids
2
the
for
2
purchase
Dated Nov.
on
Nov.
1981 inclusive. Prin¬
Mahopac. Legality approved by
Galloway
Sykes,
New York
&r Dikeman,
of
City.
Chester,
Blooming Grove and
Goshen,
Bank, of New York,
taking $3,062,000, as 3.20s, at a
price of 100.1742, a basis of about
3.18%. ■
; v:->
Other members of the syndicate
Chester Fire
District
(P. O. Chester), N. Y.
Sale
Bond
■
Trust
194,
v.
The
$150,000 fire
offered
bonds
1961
—
Oct.
on
Co., of New York, Phelps, Fenn &
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Laidlaw & Co., Bache & Co., and John
3.70%.
Small
&
bonds
1662—were awarded to Adams,
McEntee &
100.104,
Elmira, Af, Y.
Township School
District, N. J.
V
Bond-Off erin g—Harry
Bond
dine,
L.
on
Feb.
inclusive.
from
1
Principal
1963 to
on
bids
sealed
until
3
$21,420,000 various purpose gen¬
improvement bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on June 1 from
1962 to 1976 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
City Chamberlain's office. Legal¬
ity aproved by Sykes, Galloway
& Dikeman, of New York City.
'
•
:
District No.
1,
N.
Nov. 2 for the
Bond Offerin g—Franklin F.
Moore,
Persident,
will
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 3 for the purchase of $985,000 dormitory revenue 1961 bonds.
bids until
Dated
1
Due on May
1961.
from 1964 to 2001 inclusive.
terest M-N.
Hawkins,
In¬
Legality approved by
Delafield
&
of
Wood,
2
for
school
1961
1961.
Due
to
Evans
interest
Sale—The
offered
on
$570,000 school
(EST)
bonds.
on
of
on
from
1
Principal
Oct.
17—v.
194,
New
1962
and
(M-N)
payable at the
National Bank of Angola.
Sautter;. B. J. Van Ingen
Co., and R. J. Ross & Co., tak¬
ing $569,000, as 3.8Cs, at a price
cf
100.22,
a
Southern
basis of about 3.77%.
Gloucester
County
Regional High School District, \
New Jersey
\
,
Bond
Offerin g—Pauline
M.
Toye, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on Nov.
..
(EST)
improvement 1961, series B bonds
offered on Oct. 19—v. 194, p. 1558
—were
awarded to
a
Solon, Ohio
Offering—Thelma Lintonr
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on,
Nov. 9 for the purchase of $200,~
Bond
»•
Nov.
on
purchase
of
revenue
bonds.
13
First Cleveland Corp., as 3%, at
price of 100.268, a basis of about
1, 3.34%.
for
the
$2,875,000 dormitory
Dated
Nov.
York
,
Offering—Frank
Bond
Village
rascio,
ceive
until
bids
sealed
S.
Ta-
will
Clerk,
3
re¬
p.m.
Nov. 2 for the purchase
bonds. Dated Nov. 15,
1961. Due on May 15 from 1962
to
1974 inclusive. Principal and
(EST)
MnDTu
nuicin
until
r»A itrvrA
uaiujta
the
Fargo, N. D.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
be
received
until
11
a.m.
OHIO
East
Bond
Southold
Free
Union
School
group com¬
to
1972
ki¬
Wyoming, Ohio
on
Bond Sale—The
$120,000 capital
p\
Sale'^The'' $97,500
Bond
improvement
Oct.
23
3%s at
bonds
194,
v.
awarded
sewer
offered
1558
p.
on
were
to
McDonald & Co., as
price of 101.30, a basis
a
of about 3 76%
li•
IT
Franklin
/
f*
,D
r>
n
I
l
*
County (P. O. Columbus),
!•*
™
Bond
dren's
Sale—The
home
J.
offered
—were
Bond
Offering
—
until
bids
sealed
Clement
2
p.m.
<EST) on Nov. 1 for the purchase
of
$885,000 school
1961 bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the North Fork Bank & Trust
in Southold. Legality ap¬
proved by Sykes, Galloway &
Dikeman, of New York City.
Co.,
on
Oct
awarded
Sale—The
1662
—
Bond Sale
Walden
at
a
Bank,
as
price of par.
unproyemenl bonds oHered on
,
j
.V'v m't?'
xw,'
Richards & Co.,
Offering—W.
E.
as
3s, at
a price
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
Ra¬
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
31
for the purchase of $750,000
sanitary sewer bonds. Dated Nov.
from
1963
to
at
the
Trust
inclusive.
1978
Chemical Bank
New
in New
City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Company,
York
Onslow
of 100.338, a basis
County, Jacksonville, N. C.
3%
of
Bond
Sutherland & Co.t
Stranahan, Harris & Co., as
at a price 0f 101.099, a basis
atout
3.40%.
OKLAHOMA
.
,
'
»
Adair
,
n
County
~
.
Dependent
,
t
School
District No. 19, Okla.
Bond
gcij0oj
Offering—G.
Hurd,
R;
will ' receive
principal,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on Oct. 30 for the purchase of
^m
hool bonds
Central State College (P. O.
■
n
Edmond), Okla.
n,.
Wfering-John
C°
Cox,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
11 a.m. (EST) on Nov.
6
for
the
purchase of $58,400
street and sewer district improve-
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive. Prin-
Easter-
and
of about 2.93%.
special assessment bonds.
Dated Oct. 15, 1961. Due on Oct. 1
Fayetteville, Af, C*
Bond
1,1
awarded to Field
ment
NORTH CAROLINA
Louis, Ryan,
I
awarded to bids until
Savings
Mercantile Trust Company, of St.
-
The $237,000 county
.
Oct. 18—v.
on
were
1
»
$51,000 sewer
bonds offered
Bond Sale The $1,310,000
school improvement bonds offered
on
—v. 194, p. 1663—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of the Northern Trust Co., of Chicago, Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Ohio
The
to
X'nia
Mahoning County (P. O.
Walden, N. Y.
Bond
$150,000. ehilbond
17-v. 194, p. 1558
improvement
Company, as 2%s, at a price of
100.551, a basis of about 2.80%.
from 1962 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
York
1963
about 2.91%."
Dist.
No. 5, N. Y.
^
able
Dec. 1 from
elusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at the
Clinton
County National Bank & Trust
Company, in Wilmington. Legality approved by Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Cleveland, Ohio
v-
of
on
(M-N) payable at the
County Trust Co., in Port Chester.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
York City.
1961
bonds.
on
Nov. 7 for
on
$25,000 school
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due
Sale—The $555,000 sewer
?,
(EST)
noon
purchase
"fimprov&nerit bonds offered on
^ l CfnWH^ Oct. 16—v. 194, p. 1663—were
nf
Bank & Trust Co., awarded to McDonald Co., as 3s,
?L^aga°'^3SatKa 2.95%. at a price of 100.60, a basis of
100.3772, a basis of about
of $425,000
'■>
Ohio
a p p r o v e d
by Mitchell^
Bond
Offering — Dorothy M.
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of Kirk, Clerk of the Board of EduNew York City.
cation, will receive sealed bids
improvement bonds offered
N. Y.
Wilmington City School District,
gality
of
City.
a
Innn
N?V1 1 fr.°?l l?6? t0
2000 inclusive. Interest M-N. Le-
the
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Sale—The $980,000 public
Co., Inc., and R. D. White & Co,,
&
at
Wood,
&
Port Chester,
1
don
&
.
•
1,
composed of Boland, Saffin, Gor¬
1558—were awarded to a group
Delafield
Hawkins,
Nov.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway & Dikeman, of N. Y. City.
Bond
a.m.
r
000 street improvement 1961
(J-D)
payable at the bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., • on Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1972 inin New York City.
Legality ap-: elusive.
Principal and interest
proved
by
Mitchell, Pershing, (J-D) payable at the Cleveland
Oyster Bay. Legality approved by
$550,000
Dated Nov.
Nov.
Ra-
Bank, in
Ornsby,
posed of The Bankers Trust Co.,
of New York, Adams, McEntee &
p.
payable
(M-N)
31/2S,
Y.
Freeport, N. Y.
Rockaway Township School District
(P. O. Rockaway)y N. J.
bonds
a.m.
purchase
inclusive.
1989
New York City.
Bond
11
the
in
(CST)
on
Nov. 14 for the purchase of
1, 1961. Due on May 1 from 1963
$975,000 improvement bonds.
to
1991
inclusive. Principal and
The
interest
May 1,
purchase of $2,500,-
000 1961 school bonds. Dated Nov.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
v
office
Bank, m Cincinnati,
M?proveJ,X ,Pe.c^' ShgfWilliams, of Cincinnati.
interest
Bond Offering—Stephen F. Bur¬
berry, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
194, p.
Evans and Brant Central School
Bond Offering—John D.
Trenton, N. J.
p.m.
Nov. 1 for the purchase
eral
(F-A)
Rider College,
re¬
of
1986
payable at the,. Camden
Trust Company, in Camden. Le¬
gality v; approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall* Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
'
v
City Chamberlain, will
(EST)
interest
and
Offering—Louis E. Consi-
ceive
Berger, Secretary of the Board of
Education, - will
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 30
for
the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
Due
Co., as 3.20s, at a price
basis of about 3.18%.
a
Oyster Bay Central School District
No. 6, N. Y.
ceive
Pennsauken
his
at
(EST) on Nov.
14 for the purchase of
$1,500,000
school building bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1961. Due on June 1 from 1963
to 1986 inclusive.
Principal and
Thompson, District Clerk, will re¬
price of 100.50, a basis of about
Inc.
Co.,
bids
leigh, until 11
a.m.
Menands, N. Y.
Sale—The $200,000 water
offered on Oct. 19—v. 194,
Bond
Adams, McEntee & Co., as 33As, at
a
sealed
19—
1559—were awarded to
p.
?
on
interest
•Manhattan
Easter-
Sale^The
offered
Meadow Brook National
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at The Mahopac National Bank,
in
E.
•
Nov. 1
on
Offering—W.
$357,000 school Shetterly & Mitchell, ; of New Trust Co., in Cleveland. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Oct, 18—v, 194, York City.
u
V
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
p. 1662—were awarded to Bacon,
University of North Carolina,
Stevenson &
Co., and Franklin
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Trumbull County (P. O. Warren),
National Bank of Long Island, in
Bond Offering—A. H. Shepard,
■
Ohio
Franklin Square, jointly, as 3.60s,
Jr., Business Officer and TreasBond Sale—An issue of $455,at a price of 100.13, a basis of
urer,
of the Board of Trustees, 155 special assessment bonds cfabout 3.58%.
will receive sealed bids until 10:30 fered on Oct. 9 was sold to The
Bond
of
1, 1961. Due
1962 to
from
Oct. 24—
Bankers
(EST)
p.m.
&
$1,720,000
school district, serial 1961 bonds.
194, p. 1662—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Chase
follows:
Y.
Offering—Grace
Barrett,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
—
as
for
$11,635,000
Carmel and Putnam
Township School District
(P. O. Short Hills), N. J.
Bond
Sale
The
$3,067,000
were
receive
21
Bond
.
Kowal,
will
£*d interest (J-D) payable at the
Orange County, Hillsboro, N. C.
m
Buffalo, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Chester
of
19-—v.
&
bonds
of
bonds.
Oct.
School District No. 7
(P. O. Bohemia), N. Y.
of about 3.46%.
purpose
on
Cross, and the Manufac¬
Traders Trust Co., of
Buffalo, jointly, as 3.30s, at a price
of 100.12, a basis of about 3.27%.
p.
purchase
offered
turers
Co., W. H. Morton & Co., Inc., and
Chas. E. Weigold & Co.. Inc., as
3V2S, at a price of 100.3999, a basis
bids until Nov.
The
—
ft lip Central
the
Due
velt
-
$1,717,000 site
school construc¬
Comptroller,
Sale
194,
1558—were, awarded to Roose¬
p.
sey,* Stuart & Co., Inc., Geo. B.
Gibbons & Co., Inc., Ira Haupt &
City
Dur-
bonds
•
194, p. 1769—were awarded
syndicate composed of Hal-
a
Trust
Company, in New for the purchase of $120,000 saniCity. Legality approved by tary sewer and road bonds. Dated
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly & Oct. I, 1961. Due on June 1 from
Mitchell, of New York City.
1963 to 1982 inclusive. Principal
York
ling, Secretary of the Local Government Commission, will receive
Horseheads, N. Y.
a
(P. O. Waverly), N. Y.
and
19—
55
over
about 3.58%.
Co.,
Sale—The
acquisition
—v.
Millburn
a
;
100.135,
Oct.
on
$34,000 land
acquisition and improvement 1961
tion 1961 bonds offered on Oct. 25
Company, ,in-Salem. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City. ■iX.
v.
of
3.43%.
offered
194, p. 1662—were awarded to
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., as 3.60s,
at a price of 100.15, a basis of
1769—were
p.
bonds
sewer
v.
NEW YORK
No. 1
Bond
Nov. 1 from 1963
to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
City
National
Bank
&
Trust
•
V
Hanauer &
price
a
about
'
sealed
purchase of $1,250,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1961.
B.
1961
Sate—Tne $107,385
Bond
Ashland Central School District
-
fee, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST) - on
Nov.
at
of
\
Township
School District, N. J.
Bend
basis
E.
Nov.
on
and
194,
Bond
&
Barton, Chemung, Baldwin and
Dated Dec.
Dec.
inclusive.
of
River, N. J.
23—v.
3.45s,
as
v
Township School District,
New Jersey
until
Company, in
Legality
ap¬
City.
awarded to J.
Mitchell of
Burroughs, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids
1978
to
Sale—The $390,000 elec¬
system bonds offered on Oc¬
tober
in¬
Offerin g—Minerva
Bond
1962
(1891)
Greenburgh Sewer District, N. Y.
1, 1959.
Bond
tric
(M-S) payable at the Cam¬
Company, in Camden.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trust
York
South
Trust
New York
$1,630,000
proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
terest
den
from
1
Hanover
on
and
of
Dated Dec.
Dec.
on
New
Sept. I,
Ffrom 1962 to
inclusive.: Principal
1983
ue
ers
Dated
1961. Due on Sept.
purchase
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Manufactur¬
Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
until
the
inclusive.
Walker,
bids
for
E
Jersey
Nov. 8 for the purchase of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
school bonds.
Bond Offerin g—C. Edward
of
.
9
Trust
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Gloucester City
.
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
Sale-The $1,600 0G0 dornutory revenueQ bonds offered on
J3
•
w
«
awarded to the Housing and Home
a a price
gency'as
0
p
*
Lawton, Okla,
Bond
Offering—R.
M.
Dodson,
sealed
Treasurer's office, bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct.
Legality
approved
by
Squire, 31 for the purchase of $1,440,000
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland. access facility bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
at
the
city
Clerk,
will
receive
County
1962. Due on Jan. 1 from 1964 to
1987 inclusive. Principal and mterest (J-J) payable at the Manuon Oct. 17-—v. 194,
ijf.^over Trust Co., m
awarded to Fahey, New York City.
Oak Harbor,
Bond
and
Ohio
$15,530 sewer
special
assessment
Sale—The
paving
bonds
offered
1435—were
Clark & Co.,
p.
Of
100.173,
a
as
3^4s, at
a
price
basis Of about 3.22%.
St. Clairsville, Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
Henry, Village Clerk,
Oklahoma County
Dependent
School District No. 37, Okla.
Bond
Offering
—
Carl Dooley,
Cleric, of .the Board of Education,
will receive W1H
sea ?£
C.
Kenneth
+
am^'«r.hL»l
(EST) on a m-U^CST2 ^£1
build
$25,599 purchase of $300,000 school buildling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬ special assessment bonds. Dated inland equipment bonds.
basis of about 3.11%.
ernment Commission, will receive
July 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
Payne County Dependent School
Greene County (P. O. Catskill),
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬ 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
Principal
District No. 110, Okla.
New York
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. and interest (J-D) payable at the
Offering - Carl Dooley,
Bond Sale—-The $225,000 bridge
31 for the purchase of $694,009
Village Treasurer's office.
clerk of the Board of Education,
improvement 1961 bonds offered school building, series A bonds.
Sharonville, Ohio
will receive sealed bids until 5
on
Oct. 19—v. 194, p. 1662—were Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on May
Bond Offering—Alma Barrow, P-m. (CST) on Nov. 2 for the purfrom
awarded to Adams, McEntee & 1
1962
to
1987
inclusive.
of $10,000 transportation
Co., as 2%s, at a price of 100.004, Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬ Village Clerk, will receive sealed chase
able at the Manufacturers Han¬ bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 14 equipment bonds.
a basis of about 2.74%.
as
3.20s,
at
a
price
of
100.52,
a
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
sealed
bids
until
noon
Nov. 6 for the purchase of
56
i>j|v
X'i'f
Bond
Town
Offering
C. L.
—
Cooper,
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 6
for the purchase of $17,500 sani¬
?!*1
♦5
tary
*:!k
system bonds.
sewer
County Independent
School District No. 21, Okla.
Bend
Clerk
will
%
Smith,
Offering—Paul
of
the
of Education,
Board
sealed
receive
until
bids
7
(CST) on Oct. 30 for the
purchase of $123,000 school build¬
p.m.
ing
bonds.
Bonds
bonds
offered
$525,000
Oct. 17—v. 194,
on
1663—were not sold.
p.
Washington County Dependent
:!k
School
u'k:
■Jt.
Sale—The
Bond
<
$195,000 school
building bonds offered on Oct. 16
194, p. 1663—were awarded
Mellon
approved by Kirkpatrick,
roy,
Township, Pa.
1961. Due
1,
issue of
Sale—An
Bond
school
Vf
offered
bonds
sold
to
$27,000
17
offered
bonds
t
Oct.
on
18—v.
194,
1559—were awarded to a group
composed of Blyth & Co.* Inc.,
p.
Kalman &
Co., Dominick & Dom-
inick, and United States National
'
•
>:T/
price of
Portland, at a
a
net interest
3.60%, as follows:
Bank, of
100.015,
iH*
■I-
about
$150,000
as
1962
1966
to
120,000
as
from
180,000
to
to
from
as
Due
inclusive.^
3V2S.
Due
on
1976
inclusive.
to
33/4s.
1
Dec.
1
Due
1981
to
on
Dec.
inclusive.
as
Steele & Co., A. E, Masten & Co.,
Bache & Co., Hess, Grant & Rem¬
&
Co.
Larksville
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
on
(M-N)
Nov.
15 from
Principal
a.m.
the pur¬
bonds. Dated
1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from
(PST)
Nov.
on
for
15
15,
1963 to
&
Munson,
Lebanon
Township
District (P. O.
School
Pittsburgh), Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA
Sale—The $350,000 school
offered on Oct. 23—v. 194,
bonds
•
p.
Vi
4
Brandywine Area Joint School
Authority (P. O. Route 30,
Sale
school 1961
on
Oct.
The
revenue
24—v.
awarded to
—
a
!
|.H 1
194,
of
McKelvey
$3,280,000
1770—were
syndicate headed by
&
Co.,
McGuiness v&
Co.,
price of 100.843,
a
1962
as
375,000
as
Due on June 15
1998, inclusive.
Due on June 15,
3%s.
1978
from
Due on June 15
to 1977, inclusive.
5s.
as
3,980,000
to
l/10s.
a
Patton
and
&
S.
County,
C.
Offering—John M. Trask,
Chairman of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on Oct. 31 for the
purchase
road
$350,000
of
1961
bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1961. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay-'
able at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
Other members of the
were
Waxahachie,
Bond Sale—The
&
Anderson
Beane,
&
Inc.
on
—were
awarded to
Sale—The
Bond
school bonds offered
v.
Brownfield, Texas
Sale—The
Bond
$1,000,000
Oct. 20—
on
&
Co., at a price
100.013, a net interest cost
about 4.10%, as follows:
sewer
$450,000 water
series 1961
Oct. 19—v. 194,
revenue,
offered
on
lok &
$130,000
as
from
&
345,000
from
a
334s.
of
of
4s.
Due
1975 to
as
from
Other
Due on Sept. 1
1974 inclusive.
1970 to
as
525,000
Three Fiscal Months Ended
Due
as
on
Sept. 1
1986 inclusive.
to
members
were
1
1979 inclusive.
4.20s.
1980
Sept.
on
of
follows:
the
syndi¬
Robinson-
September
and
on
sewer
Oct.
18—v.
awarded
to
Additional
1559—were
p.
UTAH
County Water
Conservancy Dtst., Utah
«
.
25,1961
Pierce
offered
&
receive
$43,080,716 $151,264,674
At September
51 *-
!,»{!•
the period
.
.
.
.
#
.
At
at
the
same
the
to
$200,000
Sept. 1, 1961.
on
Sale—The $8,455,000
vari¬
bonds offered on Oc¬
25—v.
194, p. 1664—were
purpose
tober
awarded to
a syndicate headed by
Smith, Barney & Co., Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., and First Bos¬
ton Corp., as 3V2s and 3V4S, at a
price of 100.005, a net interest
cost
of about 3.26%.
were
11
of the
'ft '■ !
;i
.
The
?ri.
Company
any
period will therefore
to
■
.
#
Sept. 1, 1971.
M-S)
from the billings
as
Co.,
ties
follows:
Northern
for
sealed
bids
First of Michigan
Corporation, B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Coffin & Burr, Julien Collins
& Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.,
The
Illinois
Company,
Rowles,
Dallas,
purchase
October 25, 1961
4'
tit
r
'
1
R. X.
FLETCHER, Financial Vice President
27
of
WISCONSIN
Preble,
-.tf-
•
Humboldt,
and
Bellevue
Scott School District No.
1, Wis.
Bond
Offering—Joyce Basten,
Clerk, will receive sealed
2 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
31 for the purchase of $1,055,000
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
15, 1961.
Due on May 15 from
1963 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
District
until
bids
Wisconsin
State Bank, in Green
Legality
approved
by
Quarles, Herriott & Clemons, of
Bay.
Milwaukee.
Silver Lake
land
-;
and
Twin
Lakes
Vil¬
Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co., Mc¬
Clung & Knickerbocker, Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, J. M. Dain &
Towns, Wilmot Union
High School Dist. (P. O.
Salem), Wis.
Sale—An
Bond
000 school
fered
issue of $320,building 1961 bonds of¬
Oct.
on
.
17
was
West
De
Pere-Town
of
Hobart
(P. O. West De Pere), Wis.
bonds
Sale—The
p.
offered
$295,000 school
Oct.
on
17—v.
1560—were awarded to
composed
Wells &
son
of
New¬
Co.;
stock
as
3V2S,
at
a
price
basis of about 3.42%.
a
1961
of Kavanau
on
Exchange
symbol is
-
Mullaney,
Co., and the H. C. Deni¬
Co.,
100.82,
group
Channer
The
Securities
man
194,
a
:
KAVANAU
30 East 42nd Street
to
Joint School District No. 2
October 26,
common
sold
Barcus, Kindred & Co.
KAV
By Order of the Board of Directors
re¬
Nov.
$4,000,000
capital improvement bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1962.
Bond
15,258
provision!.
Erland-
will
until
on the percentage-of-completlon basis; such income
the contracts. Contract blllinds and estimated unbilled balances are
subject
possible adjustments resulting front statutory and contractual
G.
Comptroller,
the
Trust
St. Louis, Equitable Securi¬
Corporation, First National
Bank,
City
lages, Salem, Randall & Wheat¬
The ticker
21,333
on
the
at
Wash.
Offering—C.
(reports Income from long-term shipbuilding contracts
vary
Callable
Principal and
payable
Seattle,
Bond
The American Stock
9
Sept. 1 from
WASHINGTON
Corporation will be traded
40-hour
period
on
inclusive.
Security
Bank
of
Utah,
N. A., of Salt Lake City.
Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Chapman
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
syndicate
Co., Chicago, Blyth & Co., Inc.,Goldman, Sachs 8c Co., Lazard
Freres &
Co., Mercantile Trust
The
basis, working
during the last full work-week
Vm
a
con¬
1961 bonds. Dated
Due
2007
to
of
as
$307,144,062
Equivalent number of employees,
!
p.m.
pur-*
time
Hamilton
Effective
< i
P
3
September
26,1960
$543,662,115
.
of
chase
until
will
Nov. 16 for the
$1,200,000 water
$141,164,666
25,1961
Estimated balance of major con¬
tracts unbilled at the close of
Iff,.
on
H.
Secretary,
bids
sealed
(MST)
i ng—Robert
e r
District
j; -
e
Inc., Funk, Hobbs & Hart,
Inc., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Mullaney, Wells &
Co., J.
A.
26,1960
$62,139,249
O f f
Bond
Hilbert,
Co.,
period from
shipbuilding, ship conversions
and repairs,
hydraulic turbines
•
price of
a
Salt Lake
Brothers j&
Stern
Sale—T h
awarded
were
194,
Rauscher,
Co., Inc., and
Co., jointly.
bonds
bonds offered
revenue
Co., Inc., Dallas Union Securities
September
26, 1960
Billings during., the
•
Fosdick, Inc., at
ceive
Sale—The $250,000 water
Bond
Co., Inc., R. J. Edwards, Inc., Field,
Richards & Co., Fulton Reid &
Nine Fiscal Months Ended
September
25,1961
•
com¬
100.0062.
son,
Texas
Denison,
Other members of the
Quarterly Statement of Billings, Estimated Unbilled Balance
of Major Contracts and Number of Employees
and other work
group
Goodbody & Co., Almon & McKinney, Inc., and Eddleman, Pol-
1559—were awarded to Dittmar
8c
Co., In c., and McClung
&
Knickerbocker, jointly.
ous
194, p. 1559—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Herman
cate
,
a
First
Houston. Texas
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
I
II
Oct. 20—v. 194, p. 1664
posed of The First Southwest Co.,
interest
TEXAS
Bond
County (P. O.
Elizabethton), Tenn.
basis of about
3.14%.
Texas
$1,127,000 bonds
offered
Company
Strudwick, and Wiley Bros.,
TENNESSEE
Carter
Co.,
at
May. 1,
of $6,000,-
bonds.
reservoir
water
syndicate
Trust
follows:
as
Securities Co., and the Metropoli¬
tan Dallas Corp., jointly.
Charleston.
Chaplin,
314 s,
as
until
purchase
1999 and 2000.
bonds
Bond
September
{>
000
Winston & Co.
f
;|5-'I
'
the
p.
■Iji':
ii
$2,295,000
2s, at a price of
CAROLINA
SOUTH
group
Hornblower
Weeks, McJunkin,
bonds offered
p.
1770—were awarded to
composed
Thorndale), Pa.
Bond
follows:
and
Bensdorf
Band
;,V
as
Beaufort
a
Mt.
1995 inclusive. Interest J-J.
'
a
p.
1961.
chase of $20,000,000
Jan.
im¬
$250,000
par.
interest
at the Wyoming
Bank, of Wilkes-Barre,
Plymouth. Legality approved
by Townsend, Elliott
of Philadelphia.
10
194,
Philadelphia,
payable
in
until
York, at a price of 100.039,
net interest cost of about 3.37%,
1559—were awarded
the Broad Street Trust Co., of
National
receive
bids
17—v.
1962 to 1971
and
ker, Deputy State Treasurer, will
sealed
Pa.
McCann, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 6:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 31
for the purchase of $106,000 fund¬
inclusive.
Oregon (State of)
Offering—Gordon A. Bar¬
School District,
Bond Offerin g—Michael L.
ing
Sale—The
&
Due
OREGON
Bond
syndicate
follows: Hulme, AppleHumphrey, Inc., Singer,
Deane & Scribner, Moore, Leon¬
ard & Lynch, Stroud & Co., Ar¬
thurs, Lestrange & Co., Thomas &
Co., Penington, Colket & Co., Cun¬
ningham Schmertz & Co., H. J.
were
gate
1
Dec.
on
received
for
New
provement bonds offered on Oct.
xo
4.15%.
ington, Inc., and McJunkin, Patton
Dec. 1 frorsl
1970
1977
from
on
of
to
1971
Inc., with
ranging from 2V4%
basis of about 3.89%.
a
Bond
by
MacGregor,
rates
100.62,
Upper Moreland Township (P. O.
Willow Grove), Pa.
was
headed
Co.,
&
Blair & Co.,
series
10
Oct.
syndicate
a
&
revenue,
on
inclusive.
3!/4S.
1967
as
150,000
4s. Due
cost
be
1962
1964
building
offered
bonds
Other members of the
school
will
Williston
000 school
D
interest
Sale—The $600,000
County Water Control and
servancy, series
Oregon
Bond
$6,650,000
&
Improvement District No. 1,
Fort Worth, Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
dence, Goodbody & Co., Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.* Ci F. Childs
& Co., Fahnestock & Co., J.
R.
sold
School District No. 19,
The
—
and hospital im¬
provement bonds offered on Oc¬
tober 23—v.
194, p. 1770—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank,
of
Scudder
Inc.,
Talmage & Co.
of
Greenville, Pa.
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Lane County
Sale
bridge
sewer,
and
Tarrant
&
group
strange
Sale—An issue of $2,435,-
Glover
»>..
bonds offered on Oct.
194, P« 1327—were awarded
composed of Moore,
Leonard
&
Lynch, Arthurs Le¬
Woody
Nashville, Tenn.
Bond
from
im¬
$175,000
16—v.
a
&
Co., Inc., and Walter,
Heimerdinger.
McKeesport), Pa.
Sale—The
provement
to
Tuller
Co.,
&
German
Fidelity Union Trust Co., Newark,
Industrial National Bank, Provi¬
OREGON
^as
-
(P. O.
Township
Seasongood & Mayer,
Zucker; J. M. Dain &
Inc.;
phrey, Inc., H. J. Steele & Co., and
Inc., as 4s, at a price
Bond
Oct.
on
Vercaille
East
on
Co.,
Overton & Co., Russ & Co., H. V.
Sattley
of
Georgia, Atlanta,
RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc., Hirsch & Co.,
No. 25
.'if1.
:
Monday, October 30, 1961
Singer, Deane &
Burgwin, Kuffin, Perry & Pohl, of Scribner, Cunningham, Schmertz
Pittsburgh.
& Co., Hulme, Applegate & Hum¬
(P. O. Summer Lake), Ore.
r,i;
.
Humphrey Co., Inc.; Stubbs, Wat& Lombardo, Inc.;
Pohl &
as
Bond
Greenville Joint School Authority,
Lcke County School District
Lockhart & Johnson, of Pitts¬
North
M-N. Legality approved by
terest
Pome-
burgh.
Offering—Vlasta
Nov.
(J-D)
payable
at
the
National
Bank & Trust
Company, in Pittsburgh. Legality
Draper,
Township secretary, will receive
sealed
bids until 4
p.m.
(EST)
on Nov. 1 for the purchase of $15,000 township improvement bonds.
■) )W
',!
interest
& Co.
Don Anderson
to
Board
Co.,
Nov.
1 from 1963 to 1967 inclusive. In¬
—v.
i
Bond
&
Veronica
—
Mrozkowski,
Secretary
of
the
of Directors, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 2 for the purchase of $250,000 school bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
1962
to
1981
inclusive. Principal and
Eastman
Securities
Dated
17,
Okla.
Bartlesville,
'<■
No.
District
follows:
as
Union
>
Sold—The
Not
Bo^nd Offering
Dillon,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., Hemphill, Noyes 8c Co.,
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Yarnall, Biddle & Co., Penington, Colket & Co., Rambo, Close & Kerner,
Inc., W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.,
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc.,
A. E. Masten & Co., Fahnestock &
Co., and Hess, Grant & Reming¬
ton, Inc.
were
Canton
Tahlequah, Okla.
fe.
\ !r
.
ikins
Pennsylvania
98.076.
Other members of the syndicate
Clerk,
Stephens
V
of
School District,
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