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Reg. U. S. Pat. Off,
THE
LEADING
AND
MOST
New York
Number 6201
Volume 196
PUBLICATION
INFORMATIVE
THE
IN
FINANCIAL
FIELD
.
.
ESTABLISHED
.
1839
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, October 8j 1962
$1.25
a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Associates—Limited
Abingdon-Belvedere
New York, heads the list of
(maximum $55 per share)
amendment.
The company reinsures fire, marine and
casualty insurers (but
not life or title insurance). The net proceeds from the stock sale
will be added to general funds to provide additional capital which
the company
believes to be desirable in view of the continuing
expansion of its premium volume. The company has outstanding
1,406,653 shares of capital stock, of which management officials
as a group own 10.88%. Merl L. Rouse is president.—V. 195, p. 3.
underwriters.
ship Interest Filed—
The
company,
with
statement
275 Madison Ave., New York, filed a
the SEC on Oct. 1
covering $440,000
registration
of
limited
interests. in Associates, to be offered for public sale
at $10,000 per interest.
The offering is to be made by Abingdon
Realty Fund, a New York limited partnership, which is the gen¬
eral partner of Associates.
Associates is a limited partnership
organized under New York
law in Sept. 1962 with Abingdon Realty as the general partner and
Nathaniel Singer as the original limited partner.
It was formed
for the purpose of acquiring title to the land and building located
in Cincinnati, known as the Belvedere Apartments.
The total pur¬
chase price of $1,325,000 will be met by a $375,000 cash payment
and by obtaining a midst mortgage from the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Co. in the amount of $950,000.
The general partner
partnership
its interest in the pur¬
chase contract to the partnership, for which it has been credited
with a $75,000 contribution to the capital of the partnership.
The
net proceeds from the sale of interests will be applied to the cash
purchase price of the property, to pay the general partner for the
deposit, to pay expenses of the general partner ($55,500), and to
pay a brokerage fee for obtaining the first mortgage loan
(9,5O0>.
The general partner will receive an annual fee of $5,000 for man¬
aging the property and partnership affairs.
Edward Singer, Leon
Slade and Fred J. Antkies are the
general partners of Abingdon
gave
$50,000
a
deposit and
has assigned
Realty.
Co.—Class A
Registered—
of 1808 West End Bldg., Nashville, T'enn., filed a
statement with the SEC on Sept. 28 covering 60,000
A common stock (voting), to be offered for public
sale
at
$7.50 per
share. The offering will be made on
a best
efforts basis by Standard American Securities, Inc. (under common
control with the company), which will receive a $1 per share selling
commission. The statement also includes 20,000 shares underlying
one-year warrants
(exercisable at $7.50 per share) to be granted
without charge to
purchasers of the 60,000 shares on the basis
of one warrant for each three shares purchased.
The company is engaged in the business of writing life insurance
policies and allied lines. The net proceeds from the stock sale
will be invested in securities and property which are legal invest¬
The
company
registration
class
of
shares
(life insurance companies under Tennessee law and-used
capital to meet expenses necessary to the operation
of
the
company.
In addition to class B non-voting shares, the
company has outstanding 248,082 class A voting shares, of which
management officials as a group own 18%. E. Ridley Derryberry
is
Board Chairman
and Wendell V. Clipp is President.—V. 194,
for
ments
as
.
working
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Debentures
The
195 Broadway, N. Y. filed a registration statement
Oct. 2
covering $250,000,000 of debentures due
company,
the
with
SEC
On
of
2, the SEC
Oct.
March
19,
announced that it had lifted its "stop order"
the Securities Act of 1933, which sus¬
under
1962,
to purchase a like number of shares at $15 per share.
The stop order was based on a ^decision in which the
Commission
statements and
omitted required facts with respect to the speculative risks of the
business, the purpose of the financing, the nature of the operations
of a subsidiary, the independence of the certifying accountant, the
use of proceeds of the offering, and the proposed offering of shares
that
ruled
on
the
statement
contained
misleading
behalf of shareholders.
registration statement having been amended so as to make
appropriate disclosures in accordance with the Commission's de¬
cision, the Commission lifted the stop order.
A further amendment
will be required following this order to disclose the facts concerning
the terms of the underwriting arrangements to be entered into and
other matters before the
statement may be declared effective.—
The
196, p. 313.
Plan-^
of 102 Washington St.,
New Britain, Conn.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 28 covering
150,000 shares of common stock. It is proposed to offer such stock
in exchange
for outstanding stock of Plymouth Cordage Co., of
corporation
Plymouth, Mass. The rate of exchange is to be supplied by amend¬
ment. The company now owns 91,181 shares
(33.2%) of the out¬
standing
stock
of Plymouth.
is a producer
; \
of builders'
hardware, its principal
complete line of builders' hard¬
institutional use, including
locks, door closers, exist fixtures, .miscellaneous sash hardware,
and other types of door and window fittings. The company also
manufactures
padlocks, cabinet locks, industrial locking devices,
appliance and automotive hose clamps, and United States Post
The
company
products
ware
including
a
residential,
for
Office
and
tions.
In
substantially
commercial
institutional lock
addition
to
certain
and
furniture and screen-line parti¬
indebtedness, - the company has out¬
boxes,
of which B. S. F. Co.,
of Wilmington, owns 33%
and management officials as a group
4.7%
(and 37/s of B. S. F.). David M'uirhead is President. Plymouth
Cordage is engaged in the manufacture and sale of rope; tying,
baler
and
binder
twine;, eyelets;
tacks; nails and paper yarns;
and, through a subsidiary, the manufacture of certain feed prod¬
ucts for poultry,; and pesticides.—V. 196, p. 533.
standing 1,046,373
shares
of common stock,
additions and improvements to its own telephone plant,
general corporate purposes. Construction expenditures for
estimated at about $3 billion.—V. 196, p. 1239.
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Re-Insurance
•
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Co.—Proposed Rights Of¬
-
The
company
of 99 John St., New York, filed a registration
with the SEC on Sept. 28 covering 175,862
shares of
capital stock. It is proposed to offer such shares for subscription
by stockholders at the rate of one new share for each eight shares
statement
held
of
record
Oct. 46,
mm*1 w
iwffir Wi.v*1
aawyyn
1962. Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities
&
both of New York.
The
underwriting terms are to
St.,
and
The
company
is engaged primarily in time sales financing of
and industrial products, in wholesale financing, in direct
personal loans and in industrial and commercial financing (and
in providing the insurance Incident thereto). The net proceeds from
the
debenture
sale will be
added
to general funds and initially
applied to reduce short-term notes.
In addition to certain indebt¬
edness and pieferred stock, the company has outstanding 3,603,380
shares of common stock, of which management officials as a group
consumer
and
5.72%.
own
holds
of
addition,
In
recoxd
and trusts, an
chairman and
(with
First
right
Bank
and
to vote),
Trust
trustee
as
Co.
of
of
South Bend
various estates
aggregate of 12.88%. O. C. Carmichael, Jr., is board
E. Douglas Campbell is president.—V. 196, p. 533.
Aubrey Manufacturing, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
On
Sept.
ment
the company withdrew its registration state¬
with the SEC on March 28, which covered
1962
28,
filed
originally
100,000 common shares to have been offered publicly through Pierce,
and
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., Jacksonville, Fla., and A. M. Kidder & Co.,
for
1962
are
Austral
St., Hingham, Mass! filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Sept. 28 covering 35,000 shares
of common stock,
to be offered for public sale at a price to be
supplied by amendment (maximum $30 per share). No underwriting
is presently involved.
The
company of
349 Lincoln
and installs large
microwave antennas and
antenna components.
Such systems are
used
primarily
for
radar,
scatter
communication, missile and
satellite tracking and radio astronomy^ applications.
The net pro¬
ceeds from the stock sale will be used to reduce short term bank
loans Incurred for working capital purposes, and for working funds
to meet enlarged working capital requirements resulting from pres¬
ent sales level.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
has outstanding 116,996 shares of common stock, of which Charles
W.
Creaser,
Jr., board chairman and president,
and Walter W.;
VanderWolk,
Jr..
executive vice-president,
own
over 11%
each,
and management officials as a group about 46%.
Book value of
stock now outstanding is $3.41 per share.—V. 192, p. 2.
Associates Investment
The
a
company
registration
sells
manufactures,
designs,
company
Co.—Debentures Registered
Bldg.,. South Bend, Ind., filed
statement with ;the SEC on Sept. 28 covering $50,be offered for public sale through
Brothers, One William St., and
of
320
Inc., New York City.—V. 195, p. 1545.
Inc.—Common Registered—
Systems,
Antenna
Associates,
000,000 of debentures due 1983, to
underwriters headed by Lehman
Oil
will
not
commencing
each
period
prospects, properties or leases and to explore for oil or gas by
engaging in the drilling of exploratory wells thereon and to en¬
in development or further exploration activity having as its
objective the disclosure and production of reserves of oil, gas or
other hydrocarbons from any such prospect, property
or lease in
which
direct
ownership interests
(or contractual rights thereto)
shall have been acquired through the company by such participant.
The proceeds from the sale of the interests will be applied to the
costs
of selecting
and acquiring property interests, drilling and
testing exploratory wells, and completing or plugging and abandon¬
ing such wells. The company expects to concentrate its principal
exploration activities in
the Gulf
Coast
regions
of
Texas
and
Louisiana. It is wholly owned by Austral Oil Co., Inc., of Houston,
R.
McLean Stewart,
is Board Chairman (and principal organizer,
of the parent) and C. Warden Leisk is President.)—V. 193, p. 2663.
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34
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36
be
Exchange—-_—1—
—
Detroit Stock Exchange——_
—
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange--
Baltimore
-
Washington
Stock
36
36
1— 37
—
—
Eicchange
.—
,
-
37
38
Over-the-Counter Markets——
42
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
36
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 36
SEC Index of Stock Prices
—
36
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
36
Transactions American Stock Exchange
36
Canadian Stock Exchange
;r-—
Exchange-
——
Miscellaneous Features
~
and Investment News—
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
General Corporation
State
Bond Offerings
and Payable—
Statement of Member Banks
and City
Dividends
Condition
Federal
Ambassador
stated
that
of
Declared
Reserve
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52
9
of
to
the
the Rt.
United
Hon.
States,
Harold
The^Hon.lSir
Holt,
Treasurer
of
46
Foreign Exchange Rates
of Condition of
Banks
Twelve Federal Reserve
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings
the
—
46
Notices 46
—
45
be
Australian
be
used
Australia, has
'-yv;..-vG:V/'
-.w)
will
Morgan
by
The
to
underwritten
Stanley
&
by
Co.,
of investment
York City.
group
a
New
currency equivalent of the
assist in financing various
throughout the Commonwealth of Australia.
The
bonds
new
calculated
1965,
will
to
non-redeemable
sinking fund.—V.
have
retire
for
195,
a
the
ten
firms
proceeds of the issue
public works projects
' v V
sinking fund beginning in April,
entire issue by maturity and will
except through operation of the
years
2928.
p.
Financial
California
Corp.—Debentures Registered
Tillman Place, San Francisco, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 2, covering $5,000,000
of convertible subordinated debentures due 1977, to be offered for
The
corporation,
of
100%
through underwriters
St., Los Angeles,
Francisco.
The
to be supplied by amend¬
amount
principal
of
sale
headed
by William R. Staats & Co., 640 S. Spring
Barth
404 Montgomery St., San
and
J.
at
11
public
interest rate
and
underwriting terms are
ment.
all of the outstanding stock of Security Sav¬
Association, which is engaged in the savings and
the San Francisco Bay area; and it also
owns subsidiariee engaged in the trust deed, title, escrow, mortgage
brokerage, and Insurance business.
Of the net proceeds from the
debenture sale, $2,450,000 will be
applied to the payment of 90
day demand notes to United California Bank, the proceeds of which
were
loaned to subsidiaries to pay off indebtedness incurred by
them for working capital.
The balance of the proceeds will be
deposited with the Association and will constitute a cash reserve
against the possible call upon the company or the Association to
make loans to real estate developers pursuant to standby loan com¬
mitments.
To the extent such proceeds are not so used, they will
The
company
and
loan
business
be
owns
Loan
ings
throughout
to
applied
expand operations
of the company and its
subsidi¬
aries.
In
addition
ing 2,563,671
three-for-one
owns
46
System——
N.
issue
headed
will
Toronto Stock
Beale,
bonds.
The
12
Montreal Stock
(Commonwealth of)—Bonds Registered—
Australian
Commonwealth
24
29
43
-
12
of
gage
year
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange—
National Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Exchange
aggregate
not less than $60,000 for the period:*of 12
as of the effective date of his agreement and
months thereafter. The Agreements will give
each
participant contractual rights to acquire direct ownership
interests (or contractual rights thereto) In oil or gas exploration
for
New York Stock
Philadelphia
a
selected-, person who shall
exploration budget advances in
with
except
for
aggregating
months
New York Stock
Stock
into
entered
be
commitment
a
amounts
announced that the Common¬
wealth filed a registration statement today (October 2)
with the
Securities and Exchange Commission covering $25,000,000 of twenty
PAGE
Midwest
of 630 Fifth
company
make
the
Stock and Bond Quotations
Cincinnati Stock
Exploration Corp.—Sees. Reg'd
Gas
&
Ave., New York, filed a registration
statement with the SBc on Sept. 28 covering $7,500,000 of interests
in a program of oil1 attt* gas exploration. Exploration Agreements
The
Australia
Consolidated Statement
American
price
extensions,
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
American Hardware Corp.—Files Exchange
The
60 Wall
on
be offered for public sale at competitive bidding on Oct.
23, 1965.
The net proceeds from the debenture sale will be used
for advances to subsidiary and associated companies, for the pur¬
chase
of
stock
offered for subscription by
such companies, for
In This Issue
pended the registration statement filed by American Finance Co., of
New York.
The statement proposed the public offering of $500,000
of debentures due 1971, 75,000 common shares and 25,000 warrants
Hutzler,
&
rate, public offering
supplied by amendment.
be
Howard
Order Lifted—
SEC FILINGS
•
interest
to
1996,
Brothers
Salomon
The
American Finance Co., Inc.—Stop
-"
price
1713.
p.
V.
subscription
Registered—
The
American Educational Life Insurance
The
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
and
Partner¬
INSURANCE
•
Plaza,
Manhattan
Chase
One
Co.,
SEC v REGISTRATIONS
INDUSTRIAL
•
J.
14.3%
Peters
is
outstand¬
shares of capital stock (after giving effect to a recent
stock split), of which Abraham Kofman, a Director,
and management offficials as a group 18.2%.
John
to
certain
indebtedness,
President.—V.
194, p. 2440.
Chamberlain-Dallas
The
company,
statement
with
Associates—Securities Reg'd—•
New York,
28 covering
of 17 East 48th St.,
the
SEC
the company has
on
Sept.
filed a registration
$565,000 of limited
partnership interests in Associates, to be offered for public sale in
113 units and at $5,000 per unit.
The offering will be made on a
best efforts basis by Chamberlain Securities Corp., of the same ad-
Continued
on
page
3
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The Commercial an<Z Financial Chronicle
(1446)
AVi^rirl
Tr^-irkov^ivirr
tered was not
VyOrp0r<3X6 Sinci IVlU.IllCipa»I l. lna/IlClIlg x\llv2ciU
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By
oJILJ3-N Ei
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corporate and municipal calendar approximates $92.6 million
debt securities. The dollar volume marks a third suecessive weekly decline of public' offerings ; in the capital market, in as many
weeks. Unlike last week,
however? tax-exempts numbering 18 issues of $1 million
week.
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market, the Treasury will be seeking a total of $600 million
new cash. Tomorrow
(Oct. 9) it will auction $2.5 billion in new one-year bills
to renlace maturing $2.0" billion and today (Oct. .8.)
it will .raise $100 million
regular weekly k'uc&ii
bills.
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1Sinthe
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NEEDS WELL IN HAND1 NOW
THROUGH DECEMBER 1962
■
$20.1 bil.
515
11
-i
$21.6 bil.
730
.
393
•
664
366
;
' ./'d-V-'
280
$4.0 bil.
711
v
.
$2.8 bil.
551
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GOVERNMENTS AND OF THE FLOAT
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was being financed, outside the banks. What he should have more correctly
^aid was that the Federal Reserve ,s holdings,, of government debt has gone way;\
up whereas commercial banks, have been unloading government securities in.
favor of exempts, and real estate loans. In. shorty not only is the banking
/V system^ providing the fman^ng; but^evem "nudging" was- momentarily abandoned last week• (Opt._ 3)the Fed s record week (since Sept. 29, 1948)
.• .purcliases of $1,466 nnlhon lft governments mostly of up to
a year maturity,
'
P^as done to overcome the Sept 26 actual deficiency of $135 million due
through today (Oct. 8) will have made 34 trips for new cash in
the weekly bill auction market commencing, with February,, 1982., Eleven of those
sallies"
in consecutive weeks a total of $2:2 billion at the rate of $200 mil-
The Treasury
-
raided
...
week (June 7-August 13, inclusive). Prior to June 7, $1.5 billion of new
floated in 15 weeks at $100 million, a week. Since Aug. 13 through today approximately $800 million will have been tapped in this manner; or, a
Feb
1
I962rOctt 8, inclusive, grand total of $4.5 billion swelling of regular. r
weekly bills. If, at the rate of $100 million weekly, this resort to ther regular bill
auction market for new cash continues through the end of this year, the total"
will be increased by $1.1 billion to $5.6 billion additional total bills outstanding.i -:
In the remaining months of the calendar year, the Treasury faces the following .
outstanding maturing issues—other- than bills:
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v
f
^
lion per
cash
$15.8 bil.
310
Secretary of the Treasury Dillon stated at a press conference during the recently ended IMF annual meeting at Washington,~D. C., that the Federal debt
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,$4,3 bil.
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1961
CHURNING OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE'S PORTFOLIO OFT:
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k.,
Dollar amount-
..
its low for the present period
seen
■
1960
• Third Quarter—
Registrations filed—
.
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Pending
;
tfjgm-uA
.
,
; ■ -
.
Consolidated
totalling $84,597,332 dominate the float now; that
larger in size
''''
Fiscal Year*—
Registrations filed—
Dollar amount-—___
-Pending
':
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^
v
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in senior fixed interest rate
Edison of New York was sold last
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
rapid "as the decline in filings, the former came to 28.2%
as
evidence that dollar volume of filings has
QhGStcl
'
This week's light
or
.
compared to the latter's 57.8%. Moreover, end-of-September filings give every
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jl
.
was
d^;s actual-float decline of $471 million, and a drop in governments
held of $566 million on Sept. 26. Last week's comparable, data for Wednesday
(°ci:x3)/fy^led a fantastic increase m member bank net, excess free reserve,
' credlt of ^'0Z7 mrlhou from the prior week.i(the week's average free, excess
$418 milhon)
reserves were
.
the
and
above mentioned
record
$1,466
.
..
niilhon
'
Maturity
Type
';v;
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Besides the above
-
-
«.083
.
.
.
$1,143 million
wJ "°'es
——Nwember is. i.M.3
iwa
not..-——,
December is,
'•
Total
-
November 15,19G2
notes
334%
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increase in governments; held on, Oct. 3, including repurchases.
have been Unchanged for the past four Weeks.
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The month of September has witnessed
the
j
willing; (2) increased. Cold War.
^)v,ernment .spending; and (aKoisappointing luJ, lm business.
endangermg more optimistic earlier hopes ? for a pick - up m • |ax
reform and tax cuts—Congress
collections.
The float has been instrumental for causing wide swings in the Fed's operations
and for churning its holdings of
following;
_
hill level looks safe.'
Av
this year? The answer may be found in the.
borrowing needs for the rest of
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,
28-day COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN VISIBLES
.
.
Accounts—
Loan
&
Weekly Big? Auction, (new cash)
bill sale-this
One-year
September
26,
1962,
^
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Bill*—
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,
is Oct. 3; thus,
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K'X'.$1 million
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carry over
-
.
$2.2 billion excess cash to
into calendar 1963 m
of. the Treasury's $6,5 to $7.0 billion borrowing forecast. (See this space
This leaves $1^7 to
September,.)
.
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.
Within the scope of the three
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...\
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Oct. 5, 1961
$654,575*000 (29)
(20)
68,603*^65
(49)
$579,788,100
(20)
$728,178,365
$764,927,320 (59)
—[
v
(53)
'
167,680*000 (39)
' :
$747,468,100
(92)
:
„(5k)
,,00.0(2G/t)
^24,815,000 (54)
.
$433,6.22,530.(210)
46.7,104,500(260)
577,630.ooo(388)
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ToUl
municipals
BACKLOG
v
Last Week
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u
$998*871,582
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*ra,>.«'3,-s»(32.)
T~r"—
.
44*752,320
—y.
-
stock! with
T
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port
y /
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j,;1"
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$720*175,000,(30)
—_—
-poroorate
Treasury's estimated borrowing need of $6.5 to $7.0 billion, there would
be a $70© million deficiency in terms of our table-of assumed cash inflow between naw and, Dec. 31, 1962.
If the notes are refunded, - then the Treasury
n-y-
y
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not the
*
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This.Week
" .To4a?
.y
7«hflnwVe $8'7 bUli0n CSSb t0 Play Wtth ~ aSSUming theab0Ve dePicted
$1,375,841^750
AND
,
si,«ii,853.530(598)
—.——• •?$* ,39(MiOO;r»3fO< 573)..
With, dates
;
*$494j386^32^ (68)
$399,573,000 (60)
$937,413,000
(79)
i miBm
a=^.ssrsmmrns-
gal
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Vr
^.pareiktheses denote-the nujn»b«r.ot capital issues; tft be publicly offered for additional
and tomorrow^'money market
capital and refunding by nonfinancial and< fiaaftcial corpoira,tions. including investment COS., and
to raise ail told> $60©- million- in new cash via bills, there are these larger mu-» *
"" sra^^eservSS
iaWlor
offerings- as exchanges,
nicipal gndycorporate offerings expected in this week's, capital market:^^ time-to-.timi^sa4esy. Re^trajjions witiv con*ta&^
,
,
.«
,
*_
In addition to the Treasury's^
.
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,
entry into today
,
J
,
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S
Tuesday (Oct. 9)—$136 million (FEDERAL LAND BANKS.'one year-bonds -not
talliediptee backlog tables; $25^miUionRORT OF NEW YOR:^ AUTLL/N.Y.;
$9 million PHOENDC ARI^.; $4;550,000' PORTAGE TOWNSHIP s» D^ MICH.;
ance
$4 miUipn^BERKEIiBY
SCJIOO'L DIST.,, GAUF.
- y ' y;y
als?,tbemUMon
-
..yaiht^Bro^ white*
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**1 mrnton ta be, raised earir next year.
aoes n0t meiude expected . bal
^.exclude^ these, 1argefr- exempts;. Stm. Without specific target dates: $200 million MEMPHIS*
?' TENN.. ejqj^cted late Nbvembery$75-80r,«(ii^on Ptt(BUC BtDG. CQMMt.. CHICAGO, JXJL. early next
Corporate^ efxpeeted:tomorrow nre". 369,000 shares of FIELDCREST MILLS, INC.,
''
NA
SEavici auth. late November; $18 mJiion ALA^KA
capital, and, 160^000 shares, of NATIONAL BLANK BOOK COvcommon—^■■oSS^-^™^®xM™ra^1%S^nT??^^''iAT^iftadefimtc: arid $94 miUlon
via Blytte & Co,; 100,Q0Q
crfi GABRIEL INDUSTRIES, INC., common vice
.
4
t11,
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HEMPHILL, NOYES^ & Gte Wednesday (Oct, 10)—$20 million: LOUISIANA
efflg S
seven issues, which include. $11,3 million
FISCAL, AUTHORITY, $6 nqillion, AArrated (S & P s and Moody's) SOUTHERN
I t lncjudea $31' milllon in two rail issues—one $6 million etiuip tr ctf and $25 million collateral
PACIEICr. CO. eqiWR^ trwat: certificates; $1; millipii TEXAS GAS PRODUCING
' :
tentauvi1
CO. units^ of: 5&A%\ sub* qvL debentures, plus warrants via Equitable Securities
ues of 3?(>'000 OF less °f which 12 have scheduled sales dates. ,j
Corp*; ami oxr Briday (Octs 1^)^-Federman, Stonehill & > Co. hope to bring out, ; '
"no^ ca- $45
for
rower &
100,009 shares, of, GdliDSMJTff BROS: ccmimon• around; $5 pen share.
' ;
co-; « m"»°» California
DECLINING
PAX3E
OF
REGISTRATION
STATEMENTS
AND
DOLLAR
The
full! extent'
now.
seeking nwknti'.values--tp, suit, tQday's: assessment Of tomorrow's, prospects
(just
be
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as
how mucb the market fell out
to
as-
today's values
are
of
bed
tee offspring of yesterday's price
this year and- is
This. Week
porate stocks and bohds*—
L.
.
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-
„
di$countihgj,may.>r-"^"r'v.,%
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gleanedfromKth^registrationi stedQfflaentsrfiled with) the SEC:
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Last Week
$736,952,000
$763,675*000
^.Comprise, reports of flna^ing Plans, which have not been formally
for offering aS those in the Total Backlog Table
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-COLUMBIA BANeorePORATION'S $30 million convertible subdo not rjeveal the- sizable drop^<
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and-!.l5q«ioeo common registered with the. sec last
in registrations.-A historic; reeorck
high-was reached-in fiscal 1962 (July L, 1961- :
Trust
rtockf
June 30, 1962); but the data for the third quarter for
the'past-three-years-—In pirst ^^^-ta-coiumbk Bancorporatl^in asS%ueh
show, for, example* that, filings, plunged- 57.8%. in the> quarter just- ended- comOTri^ofr ft fs ^^AVc+^
the P"rchas« within the agreed upon time
pared, with last year's, period'
filed leapid 70% frmn the^ 1900% > :
i.itr&ti" be wlthdrwn^
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INDETERMINATE ItACKLOG
.AMOUNT.'FOR-. FISOAL YEARS 1969-1962 AND- THIRD QUARTERS
.
'
' $807,848,000
$688,382,000
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$317,233,000
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165,080,000
.
-
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maturing dates in this year's fourth quarter, and
$4944,615,000
$687*459,750
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COMPETITIVE
Corporate bonds with dates
Corporate bonds without dates:
'
Sept. Id for recapitulation of outstanding issues facing the Treasury in first
half of; 1963r-other than that included in the advanced refunding of the first
$83i540i00ft
■.
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of
week of last
more.
...
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or
TOTAL
-
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$384,096,332
$365^21,650
!'
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321,533,250
$614,775,250
$407,075^000
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409,52«,0(M>
8,000,000
'■
•
$322,23^000
still not in the Treasury
i64,703,ooo.
12«,79G,000
157,080,000
$112,100,250
•
■.:y-7
15M30,250
282,730,000
35*395,000
'.$503^75^000
Last weelcL——
y
statement.
;
.
terms
1
:;y
Total;
/
f4«?8«^5p
22,490,000
.
121,685,000
0ct- 5, 1961—..
—_
..1
daily
1 l^750i0oa..
200,240^00
3
S8.7 billion
»Payment day to Treasury
y
,
"y".y!/-:'' -V
Total
v
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corporate ,<y^r T6tai.
jw Tetaia Totaioffioth
^ stocky:
cotM'^a":;3 Municipals*
Financings
^ond?
Oct. 22-0ct. 27.
.
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.5
—
Tax Anticipation
;
.
x
corporate V'
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•' •' ;f ".
Oct. 2!KNev.
1.2
9
.
;;vo
®
-
$4.0biIUon
October 8-end of December-
coming. October
170wday
:
—_
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,
;
Tax
' f
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:
^
half of its present Treasury Tax & Loan
AccQunLfonits daily wteMnfe needs; th^ is approximately $4 billion,in excess
Tre^S^i depoMta (The.
&&&,.^ept. 28, 1962 was $7,917
million—un% $264.8 million-for the comparable day last year.)
v ;
>
Treasury
—
Y
Treasury requires"
Assuming, tee
'
excess-
yield
Treasury's projected new
fiscal position in terms of meeting the
How. well is our
.
governments—all in order to keep free,
credit above $350 million white simultaneously forcing down the price of bills
-Sometimes, Uke last week, it buys short maturities, like mad when the
,
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'
an exceptionally high float. Ever since
early 195a's when the Fed lengthened the availability scheduled it has made
to shorten the credit/clearing collection period realistically and, thus, not disguise how it finances the Federal debt; and banking credit,
~
and anti-recession
recovery,
,
.
possible, as a result, increased .member bank credit—to supplement debt monetization through open market operations^ It still is within the Fed's province
refunding, estimates provided of Treasury's cash needs range
to $T billion in the closing months of 1962 to offset the seasonal decline in tax revenue and to start building a reserve to meet the expected deficit '
of 1963. The-deficit: is anticipated on three grounds: (1) the widely heralded
from $6 5
drive for tax
Gold holdings
.
The« fiscal year,- datar for? the*
pest) three:
years*
.
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Registrations
-
thirdrcqiartenof; 1961fs. With,the market's-abrupt decline at the endof-May,T062v
the
{tr«nenOOU&-increase dm thq number^-.Of, firms, going- public for the-first timef
and? the; number^ oh the more, speculative-issues that;
sprouted ^dnring-the 'teotisslie
period; reversed themselvee. No longer were-those firms beating a path .to
the SBCsdoon Thefaet is, this third quarter's decline in dollar
volume regis-
V:1«iy-WsoiLcUmild^S'/
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T^^R<»«tl>?ne4 issues
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,
.
powerPcoS
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—
or'be'withdrawn
receivb-repprted.fiha«c^ng: iUa,hs as; t. vj a. $50,iminoja
- $14-, mfUipn .Novew^r tetwm*,. by- wear, kenn.
-4'
may return to be active backlog
October 4* 1962
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Number 6201
196
Volume
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
3
(1447)
&
nature
General Corporation and
Jf
The
Continued from page 1
will receive a $450 per unit
$5,000 for expenses.
Associates
is a limited
partnership
selling commission and
organized
under
New
York
1962 with Stephen Birnbaum and Bertram Lewis
as general partners
(and eight others as subordinated limited part¬
ners). The partnership holds separate agreements to acquire title to
four
apartment houses in Dallas
(known as Kona Kai, Bahia,
Orchard Hills and The Outrigger). The total purchase price is $1,in
law
September
of which $430,500 is to be paid in cash and the balance
taking title subject to four first mortgages. $71,600 was paid
as
a
deposit. The net proceeds, from the sale of the limited part¬
nership interests will be applied to the purchase price, to reimburse
the partners for the deposit, and to pay the general partners for
certain
expenses
($78,650). After the acquisition, the properties
will
be operated
by Dalbert Development Corp., a non-affiliated
company. The. general partners control the underwriter.
520,623,
by
Products, Inc.—Common Registered—
Conso
The company of 27 West 23rd St., New York filed a registration
statement with the SEC on
Sept. 27 Covering 125,000 shares of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters
headed by H. Hentz & Co.,
72 Wall St., New York.
The public
offering price (maximum $10 per share) and underwriting terms
are
to be
supplied by amendment.
The statement also includes
5,000 shares underlying 5-year warrants sold to the underwriter at
10 cents each, exercisable initially at 110% of the public offering
price.
The company manufactures and distributes trimmings and ac¬
cessories
used in the home furnishings
field,
including sewing
threads, fringes, braids, tapes, pleating materials and other fabrics;
zippers and snap tapes and similar items; and curtain and drapery
rods, hooks, weights and other related hardware items.
The net
proceeds from the stock sale, together with $1,000,000 from the
sale of a note to an insurance company, will be used for additional
machinery (200,C0C) and for working capital, including additional
inventories and receivables and the reduction
(by $1,000,000) of
capital purposes.
In addition
to certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the company has out¬
standing 377,817 shares of common stock, of which Affiliated Re¬
search, Inc. (Stamford, Conn.) owns 43.7%, Joseph Bernhard, presi¬
dent, 11.3% and management officials as a group 24%.
Affiliated
Research is owned by the issuing company's treasurer, Eli Freyberg. and his two brothers. •
•
•
loans
bank
incurred
working
lor
Contact Lens Guild, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation on Sept. 19, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering
"A" common shares to be offered at $4, through John
The
75,000 class
Golyer Co.,
De
J.
Proceeds
Contact
the
in
Lens
Rochester, N. Y.
for moving expenses
Inc.,
to
are
used
be
advertising and working
inventory,
velopment,
Main
360
of
manufacture
sale
and
of
research and de¬
capital.
engaged
Rochester, N. Y., is
patented contact lens.
E.,
St.
a
the
with
the
and
company
under¬
Registered—
Fstey Electronics, Inc.—Securities
company of 59 Hempstead Gardens Drive, West Hempstead,
N. Y., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 28
covering the following outstanding securities, which may be offered
The
L. I.,
f
Registered—
Park
230
Ave., New York, filed a registration
Sept. 28 covering 100,000 shares of
common stock,
of which 50,000 shares are to be offered for public
sale by the company and
50,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
by the holders thereof. The offering will be made at $3 per share
company,
statement
which
relationships
193, p. 701.
Delta Bowling Corp.—Common
Investment News
dress,
their
and
writer.—V.
on
the
efforts
best
a
New
with
York,
SEC
basis
for
on
by
Provost
vertible sbordinated notes due
shares
Inc., 230 Park Ave.,
per
share selling com¬
which
and
additional 14,000 shares issued to two firms in con¬
that offering, (3) 40,000 common shares which were
for a like amount of class B shares of Organ
Corp. of America when it merged with the company in May 1961
(and subsequently sold by certain stockholders of Organ to officers
of
three
underwriters
in
connection
with
a
public offering by
Organ),
The
are
,
company of 1740 Broadway, Denver, Colo., filed
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Sept. 28 covering
shares of common stock.
It is proposed to offer such
follows:
of
2,029,748
shares
United
Denver
States
in
Gaslight Club, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn
Myron A. Lomasney & Co., New York City.—V.
,
2,065,628
stock as
The
underwriting is involved.
a limited partnership organized under New
George Israel, Gilbert Gold, Ronald Altman
and David Dolgenos as the general partners and Ida Israel as the
original
limited
partner.
It
was
formed
for
the purpose of
acquiring title and operating a group of garden apartments in
Bryn Mawr, Pa. The partnership has an agreement to purchase
Broadlawn Apartments from Broadlawn, Inc., a corporation whollyowned by Rittenhouse Foundation. The purchase price is $550,000
in
cash
over
the balance
(approximately $2,120,000)
of a con¬
ventional self-liquidating first mortgage in the original principal
amount of $2,200,000 held by the Central Savings Bank of New
York
City. The proceeds of this
offering, together with $5,000
contribution of the original limited partner, will be used for the
following purposes, among others:
$523,750 will be paid as the
balance of the cash
portion of the purchase price of Broadlawn
Apartments and laundry equipment; $50,000 will be held as working
capital by the partnership to be used as a reserve for improvements
or
repairs; and $79,250 will be paid to the promoters, who will
pay all expenses in connection with the acquisition of Broadlawn
Apartments and the offering of interests.
per
interest. No
Mawr is
with
Gates-Bryn
law
York
V;'-
company.
of 130 West 42nd St., New York, filed a registra¬
with the SEC on Sept. 28 covering $720,000 of
partnership interests, to be offered for public sale at $5,000
company
statement
tion
limited
for the outstanding stock of Bank of Aurora (on a 51-for-li
basis); 11,504 shares for the outstanding stock of 4rapahoe County
Bank (on a 2.66-for-l basis); and 100 shares to be sold for cash in
order to round
out fractional interest
which might otherwise be
issuable to shareholders of Arapahoe County Bank.
Organized under Colorado law in May 1962, the company has
applied to the Federal Reserve Board for permission to make the
said exchanges.
If completed, these will result in its becoming a
bank holding company under The Bank Holding Company Act of
1956,
According to the prospectus, each bank will keep its own
name, directors and officers, and will be provided by the company
with management and other services. Upon consummation of the
exchanges, management officials of the company as a group will
own about 9.2%
of its outstanding stock (based upon their present
holdings in the three banks). Roger D. Knight, Jr., present board
chairman
of
Denver
United
States
Bank,
will
be president
of
the company; and other officials of the banks will become officials
the
195, p. 2595.
Gateside-Bryn Mawr Co.—Securities Registered—
shares
of
filed
shares
common
the outstanding stock
(on a 2-for-l basis; 24,276
Bank
National
1, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
with the SEC on Feb. 28, which covered 100,000
to have been offered at $5 per share through
On Oct.
originally
for
exchange
trans¬
60,000
the company in certain
public offering, (5)
any
and/or notes.—V. 196, p, luoO.
regis¬
a
involved
Bernhard, a director) owns 12% and management officials as a
group 55.5%.
Stanley Green is president. Bernhard & Co. proposes
to sell 10,000 shares and management officials as a group 65,000
shares. The prospectus lists some 33 holders of stock warrants,,;
Denver U. S. Bancorporation, Inc.- -Files Exchange
The
have
owned
■
has
outstanding 33,000 shares of common stock
effect to a recent 1,500-for-l stock split), of which
Paul Hershcopf and Martin S. Dreyfuss, president, own 13.1%
and
9.1%, respectively, and management officials as a group 30.6%,
The prospectus lists 26 holders of the 330,000 shares, all of whom
(except Dreyfuss)
propose to sell some
of their holdings.
Her¬
shcopf proposes to sell 7,250 shares and others propose to sell
amounts ranging from 400 to 4,050 shares.
Sale of new stock to
the public at $3 per share will result in an increase in the book
value of stock now outstanding (which wasv acquired at a cost of
41
cents per share) from 53 cents
to 76 cents per share with a
resulting dilution of $2.24 per share in the book equity of stock
purchased by the public.
Plan—
to
not
shares
common
giving
tration
6,323 shares issued by
said
by certain stockholders of Organ, and (6)
warrants
to
purchase 11,000 shares at $10 per share owned by
company counsel.
v..'p.:,'
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The company is engaged primarily in the manufacture and distri¬
bution at electronic organs, amplifiers and tape recorders, and in
the distribution
of imported reed organs. In addition to certain
indebtedness, it has outstanding 591.123 shares of common stock,
of which
Arnold Bernhard & Co., Inc. (wholly owned by Arnold
net
company
(after
exchange
(4)
actions
located
estimated
in
issued
in New Orleans, Columbia S. C. The $112,proceeds from the company's sale of additional
stofck will be used to purchase or lease a new center, to purchase
additional equipment and supplies, and for general working capital.
lanes)
and warrants expiring 1964 to purchase
shares at $10 per share (which notes and warrants
investors in October 1961), (2) warrants to
various
an
with
nection
the leasing and operating, through wholly-owned subsidiaries, cen¬
trally-managed tenpin bowling centers. The company's three centers
(76
to
purchase
$20,000
333
1971
$7.50 per share),
sold
were
shares
10,000
at
15,000 common
Securities,
will receive a 45 cents
for
expenses.
The statement also includes
underlying 5-year warrants to be sold to the under¬
writer at 1 cent each,
exercisable at $3 per share.
The company was organized in November 1961 and is engaged in
mission
thereof at prices related to the pre¬
sale: (1) $450,000 of 6% con¬
(convertible into 60,000 common
public sale by the holders
vailing market prices at the time of
Dixie Lime & Stone Co.—Common Registered—
in
1962
.
Data-Vend Corp.—Common
The
Registefed—•.
tion
St., New York, filed a
Sept. 28 covering 125,000
shares qf common stock,„..to be offered for public sale at $4 per
share. The offering wiii be made on a best efforts basis by Dynamic
Planning Corp., 51 Broadway, New York, which will receive a 60'
cents per share selling commission and $15,000 for expenses.
The
statement also includes (1) 9,750 shares to be sold to the under-,
writer at 1 cent per share, and (2) 11,030 shares to be delivered
to The Yonkers Record Corp. and Bradarm Realty Corp., in part
payment for the sale of certain of the assets of these companies.
The company was
organized in April 1952 for the purpose of
acquiring and operating enterprises in the publishing, communi¬
cations and related fields. By an agreement dated May 21, 1962
the company obtained for $500
the exclusive option to purchase
The
corporation
East 149th
the SEC on
369
with
'business
the
and
certain
of
The
the
but
not
to
Yonkers,
Corp.,
Y.,
N.
and
assets,
assume
Record, a weekly newspaper published
the real estate owned by Bradarm Realty
publishing
premises is carried on the business of
Apart from obtaining the option
which
on
will
be
applied
The
company
Florida
and
in
SEC
orders
issued
$2
efforts
best
The
to
•
„
vacated
well
($50
none
loans
to
York)
it
educational
It
notification
by
also
and
and
of
a
alleged
these
retire
to
working
has
bank
capital,
outstanding
background
of
140,000
shares
are
issuable
in
connection
with
the
of such
warrants
is
company
had
been
engaged
exercised.
bottles
for
carbonated
other
196,
p.
underwriters
and
penses.
and fittings so as to reduce the turn-over
take full advantage of quantity discounts.
outstanding
has
pany
Bahama
Grand
3,
1879.
10,000
Co., Ltd.—SEC Reg¬
Development
istration Withdrawn—
2, 1962, the company withdrew its registration statement
filed with the SEC on Jan. 23, which covered 250,000
have been offered publicly through Allen & Co.,
Oct.
On
originally
shares to
common
New
York City.—V.
On
ment
195, p.
1317.
Co., Inc.—SEC Registration
100,000
Withdrawn—
registration state¬
which covered
offered publicly through
Sept. 27, 1962 the company, withdrew its
originally filed with the SEC on May
29,
shares to have been
Cook & Co., St. Louis.—V. 195 p. 2591.
common
Newhard,
(the
golf
cart
(the
Deluxe"),
"Dyna
and
a
an
radio
Electro-Nucleonics, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
29,525
&
corporation
common
N.
Co.. Inc.,
Proceeds
are
development
;
on
shares
Y.
to
and
be
Sept.
used
working
for
filed a "Reg. A" covering
at $5, through Richard Bruce
1962
24,
to be offered
equipment,
expansion, research
and
p.
of
368
Padsaci Passaic
to
N.
be
at par,
offered
by Mohawk
-"V
Y.
Proceeds
to
move
•'
are
the
to
plant
be
used
V:*'
for
:
of a plant site in Utica,
and to purchase additional
purchase
in Clinton to Utica,
.
Household
of
bution
of
Clinton,
propane
N.
gas.—V.
Y., is engaged
190, p. 156.
..
.
,
in the sale and distri¬
Instr-O-Matics, Inc.—Class A Common Registered
company, of 3181 North Elston Ave., Chicago, filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Sept. 28 covering 32,000 shares
of class A common stock, to be offered for public sale on an agency
best efforts basis by R. A. Holman & Co., Inc., 54 Wall St., New
York.
The public offering price (maximum $10 per share) is to be
supplied by amendment. The underwriter will receive a commission
of 14%
of the gross sales price of the shares sold, plus an expense
allowance equal to 6%
of the gross sales price of the shares sold.
The statement also includes 6,400 class A shares underlying 5-year
warrants to be issued to the underwriter at the rate of one share
for
each five shares sold,
and exercisable at the public offering
The
tration
The company
Illinois
field,
succeeded to the business of Allen-Bradford, Inc., an
as a result of a merger in May, 1962.
It develops,
sells electronic equipment for use in the marine
company,
manufactures
and
in
principally
pleasure
boating.
The
prospectus states that
2-9570. Claude D-Seibert Publisher and'
issue
^ond®y]• „5 v ilndPr Oip Act
the
office at New York N. Y u
year. Other countries, $7^.00 per year.
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical
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Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions and Members of the Pan American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per
A" covering
Oct. 1, 1977
Utica,
Valley Investing Co,, Inc.,
equipment.
Ave.,
401.
A" Filing—
corporation on Sept. 13, 1962 filed a "Reg.
$299,000 of 6% sinking fund debentures, series A, due
price. *
capital.-
Caldwell, N. J., is engaged in
research
and
development toward improvement of gas centrifuge
technology for separation of isotope and gaseous materials.—V. 195,
Electro
Gas Service, Inc.—"Reg.
Household
The
Chicago 3, Illinois
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations In the rate of
exchange,
in its in¬
The com¬
class A and 60,000 class B common
shares.
Of the
class A shares, Charles Geigher,
vice-president,
and George J.
Humphreys, treasurer, own 5,000 shares each; and
they propose to sell all such shares. In addition, Geigher, Humph¬
reys, Robert J. Kligman, president, and Harvey Twellman, secretary,
own
20.8%, 15%, 35%
and 29.2%, respectively, of the class B
shares.
Book value of stock now outstanding is $5.71 per share.
and
ventory
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer;
of March
engaged
types of steel pipe,
valves
pipe,
is
company
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Street,
••«•••
■
in selling (but not manufacturing)
valves and fittings for use in industrial
plants and buildings.
The net proceeds from the company's sale
of additional stock will be used to purchase additional variety of
The
Herlin &
"Dyna Mite"), a "senior citizen's car"
electric utility
vehicle (the "Dyna
frequency
pulse therapy machine
(the
"Theramatic").
The
$650,000
estimated net proceeds
from the
stock sale will be used as working capital, to finance the purchase
and development
of addition machinery and equipment, and to
repay existing obligations. In addition to certain indebtedness, the
company
has
outstanding 714,200 shares of common
stock, of
which W, Denis Kendall, President, owns 32.48%
and management
officials as a group 51.24%. Sale of new stock to the public at
$1 per share will result in an increase in the book value of stock
now
outstanding from
25
cents to 54 cents per share with a
resulting dilution of 46 cents per share in the book equity of stock
purchased by the public.
electric
Truck"),
the
the
Reg'd
St. Louis, Mo., filed a reg¬
Sept. 28th covering 60,000
shares of class A common stock, of which 50,000 shares are to be
offered "for public sale by the company and 10,000 shares, being
outstanding stock, by the holders thereof.
The offering will be
made at $9.50 per share through underwriters
headed by Midland
Securities Co.
Inc.,
15 West 10th St., Kansas City, Mo., which
will receive a
95 cent per share commission and $20,000 for ex¬
The company, 4124 North Broadway
istration
statement with the SEC
on
535.
sale was used to repay such loans.
additional
405
company.
•.
through its susbidiary, Chattanooga
sale and distribution of Coca-Cola
and is also engaged through
1962
Geigher Pipe Supply, Inc.—Class A Common
-
the manufacture,
in
Co.,
corporation of 2222 South Centinela Ave., Los Angeles, filed
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 28 covering 750,000
of common stock, to be offered for public sale
at $1 per
share. No underwriting is presently involved.
The
company
was
organized in 1961 to engage in the manu¬
facture and sale of electro-mechanical vehicles as well as electronic
devices for medical and marine purposes. It presently produces an
misrepresentations
of
used
to
company
net
The
(Bertner Bros., of 63 Wall St., New
false report which failed to disclose that a por¬
identities
added
the
the
24,
Sept.
shares
Act anti-
(Daniel Price and Herman Price of Washington, D. C.,
Interchange Bank of Chiasso, Switzerland, Jean Durand and Paul
DuBois, presumably Swiss nationals, and Marshall Stewart of Wash¬
ington), all of whom purchased directly or indirectly from the
Lloyd, Miller firm with a view to distribution of the stock, (2) the
resultant profit to these persons and bank from such distribution,
the
will be
be
Of
a
persons
(3)
will
indebtedness,
lime.
Dynapower Systems Corp.-—Common Registered—*
with
respect to Transportation
Equipment involved its failure to disclose (1) the actual method
of offering whereby a portion of the stock would be offered to the
public at higher and undetermined prices by a small number of
and
$500,000
sale,
balance
certain
chemical
of Highland Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn., filed a
statement with the SEC on Oct. 1, covering 225,368
stock.
Of the stock, 65,000 shares are issuable
24.1%.—V:
the underwriter
and filed
the
of
sale
common
par);
bottles,
is alleged that Datamation failed to
offering circular to reflect subsequent
tion of the proceeds of the stock
The
professional
the stock
and
and
of
containers,
Each
president.
of
on
t&'bPufeed'fbr general" corporate purposes. .
Executive Bldg., Salt Lake City, is a mortgage
" v. ..V-.
.
are?
Gateway
loan
mining,
beverages and other glass
another subsidiary, Dorsey
Trailers, Inc., in the design, manufacture and distribution of all
types of highway trailers except those carrying liquids. In addition
to certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the company has out¬
standing 774,160 shares of common stock, of which J. Frank Harri¬
son, President,
owns 11.4%
and management officials as a group
,
on
the
as
its
amend
Proceeds
the
offering in 1960 of $3,500,000 of 6%% sinking fund debentures
1975; and 50,368 shares are issuable in connection with bor¬
rowings in 1959-60 from institutional lenders. As of Aug. 31, 1962,
alleged misrepresentations with respect to Datamation related
failure to disclose an outstanding loan made to the issuer
by an underwriter and an intention to and the subsequent use
of part of the proceeds of the stock sale to repay such indebtedness,
as
in
engaged
;
filed a "Reg, A" covering
share^ to be offered at: $2, without underwriting.
corporation
150,000 common
.
three
due
the
company's
is
and
of
exercise of outstanding warrants issued in 1959 in connection
with the offering of 32,500 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock
The
to
The
,
consolidation
upon
order provides an -opportunity for hearing,
the question whether the suspension should be
made permanent.
or
a
corporation,
shares
the
provisions.
request,
upon
companies
as
Dorsey Corp.—Common Registered—
The
offering circular of each of the two companies
is false and misleading in respect of certain material facts and that'
fraud
Georgia
organized
sale of crushed granite (used as aggregate, bal¬
material);1 lime rock (used in Florida highway con¬
road base materials)
and agricultural limestone,
to
registration
temporarily
the stock offering by each company violated the Securities
Gateway Credit Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
i
various
basis by Lloyd, Miller & Co., of Washington, D. C.
; ;'
asserts in its orders that it has reasonable cause
that
per
W., Atlanta,
share)
and
(13.8%), W. M. Palmer, president (together with his wife), 145,868
shares, and management officials as a group (and their immediate
families) 624,054 shares (62.4% ).
Commission
believe
N.
shares of common stock (issued pursuant to the consoli¬
which J. H. Williams, a director, owns 138,552 shares
1,000,000
per share;
and Transportation Equipment, 30,000 common
at $3 per share. The latter offering was to be made on a
shares
price
Marietta St.,
(maximum $6.75
11
for
from
addition
dation),
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in amount.
The said companies, in notifications filed on Nov.
30, 1960 and Aug. 19, 1959, respectively, proposed the public offer¬
ing of common stock as follows: Datamation; 80,000 common shares
at
Co.,
recently
manufacture
the
indebtedness
suspending Regula¬
tion
A exemptions from
registration under the Securities Act of
1933 with respect to public offerings of stock by Datamation, Inc.,
1500 West Tryon Ave., West Englewood, N. J., and Transportation
Equipment Development Corp., 1625 Eye St., N. W.f Washington,
the
5,
and
and
proceeds
in
The
Oct
Ocala, Fla., filed a registra¬
27 covering 100,000 shares
for public sale through under¬
St.,
Sept.
on
offered
&
offering
was
two
road
and
struction
to
Datamation, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
and
processing
last
Glass
On
to be
Courts
by
public
SEC
'
these purchases and the
balance for working capital and to acquire businesses in the pub¬
lishing, communications and related fields. The company has out¬
standing 164,800 shares of common stock, all of which (except 700
shares
(are owned oy E. b. Scniilef, president ?(and
acquired at
1 cent per share). After the stock sale and said acquisitions, present
stockholders (excluding Yonkers and Bradarm)
will own 56% of
the company's outstanding stock for which they paid $1,848, and
the public will own 38% for an investment of $500,000.
sale
stock
the
headed
The
Ga.
been inactive. The company will purchase Yonkers for
$22,500 in cash and 7,353 shares and the real estate owned by
Bradarm for $12,500 in cash and 3,677 shares.
The net proceeds
from
stock,
common
the
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
has
pany
with
the com¬
Record.
Yonkers
The
of
of
writers
the
Yonkers
liabilities,
in
of
statement
registration
11 North Main
of
company
statement
remittance for foreign subscriptions ahd
advertisements must be made in New
York funds.
.
^
^
4
the
sales
be
business is dependent upon and generally fluctuates
other marine products and that it has suf¬
company's
with
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1448)
the
class
£
owns
5.27%
100%, respectively.
and
17.5%
and
members
Stock -Options.
to
officials
management
of stock
outstanding is 79
now
Oct.
filed
subordinated
convertible
shares
fering
cisco
•
1977
100.000
and
of
at
Oct.
2,
least
com¬
then
became
direct
stockholders
Corp.
Service
with
the
interest)
due
proceeds
bidding
Building,
SEC
Oct.
on
will
from
of
and
the
used
be
$12,000,000
1987,
addition
See
u.
Portland,
Ore.,
3, covering (1)
-shares
common
Proceeds
for
used
equipment,
to
company's
redeem
sale
106.33%
(at
of
outstanding
5%%
redeem
to
bonds
of
Souths West1'Firet)nSaltf* Lake
161
(at 405.72%
plus
first
for
.■'»*
'
of
accrued
stock. ; Paul ^B.-
common
Hardware
Detroit
utility
gas
Joe
A.
Corp.,
this issue.—-V.
organized in
1961
and
its
(and
his
was
Powell,
345,550
common
subsidiary
McKee
is
American
of
Natural
President
shares,
the
to
sory
notes;
ested
from
j).
to $12,000,000
up
face amount of unsecured
the-Commission
and
has
issued
the
the
sale
the notes,-together with
of
construction
1962
properties
194,. p.
2312.
I
"
>
•
Tne
Midamco,
and% development
mined
number
of
-consist
on
in
located
(it ;is
the
wnich
•• ;«;.■•••
,*■
oil
The
interests
will
Fund
-sale
shares
in
1962
March
under
one
the-United
Rocky
or
and
of
-
•
of
certain
^
of
Mountain
Gulf
and
thereof
at -such
prices
The
to
will
be
proceeds from the sale of the units will be used for
costs,
for equipment and administrative expenses, and
for other costs, including drilling, testing, completing, delay rentals
v
leasehold
•* •'
cash. cost.
no
addition
823,358
to
of
shares
Chairman,
members
and
of
preferred
W.
as
a
which John
group
and
W.
Fisher,
(and
own
52.2%.—V. ^96,
located
the
in
Monroe
Gas
be
used
drill
to
and
operate
wells
be
may
is
Of
V'*
offered
at
$10,
;
and
to-*time, in
are
The
sale
at prices related to
(maximum $40 per share).
is an old
accident,' an-
.company
selling life,
addition
,
to
certain
standing ,286,080
Industrial
poses :to sell
tions
With
of
22.276
fw<»
market
shares
at
;;
systems.—V.
of
stock,
it
has
out
Insurance
indicated,
is
president
Industries).—V.
(and -they
185,
hold
p.* 1639.
.
"
-
■
and
health
and
insurance
business.
A.
The
15.16%
-the
;in
and
of
registration
One
statement
New
with
Bond
the
SEC
St.,
on
Webber,
Sachs
&
Jackson
Co.,
plied
by
-$36
20
&
Curtis,
24
Federal
p.
Boston,
..
and
The
-
.
j ",})'•")(
,t|
at
296,-
v
Oo ;afi-.
{
,.fj
h"".
used
at
$2.50
per
.
share,
without under1 " '
in sub-
,
•
for
investments
-
.
for
'
-
.
investments
--
-
of
19201
Registered—
Warrensville
Parkway,
-.Cranwood
(The public /offering price, (maximum $11 per
underwriting |erms are to be supplied by amendment.
is engaged rin
tae .manufacture
of a-utoihobile
radios.
v
.
company
antennas :for
•
Of
,
use
the
passenger cars ,and trucks -and of automobile
proceeds from the stook sale, ,$900,000 will be
loans incurred to pay a portion of the purchase
on
net
used to repay-bank
market
price
ber
the
/ O:
due General Dynamics
Corp. when the company (in Decem¬
acquired su»>su»x»6i$h'/-..w.ii oi ,ue assets oi that company's
1961)
Stromherg-Carlson auto radio
product line. .The balance of
the pro¬
ceeds
will
be
added
to working
capital.
In addition
to certain
'indebtedness, the company has outstanding 491,737 shares of com¬
mon; stack
(after giving effect to a reeent 25-for-l stock split),
of which Sidney Ludwig, president,
owns
64.46%, and Harvey A.
.
of
the
$175,000,
Terra
Equipment Engineering,
Permanent—
'
not
may
be
public uale
Baine
Goldman,'
-
Broad
of
of
June
29,
1962,
temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption
registration with respect to a proposed public
by that
company.
Accordingly, the suspension
order has become permanent; and the hearing scheduled for Oct.
3,
'1962 in San Francisco was'cancelled.—V. 196, p. 113.
from
Securities
offering
sold
"*.-
Act
ofv stock
Three Forks Oil
Alexander
on
"
The
corporation
150,000
4
Three
to
are
Forks
engaged in
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Sept.
on
shares
common
Proceeds
.
C.-. Russell. (4or
.
-
-
the benefit of Edith L. Russell),/
Vice-rPresident,, E.
R.. Alison,
Kice-President,.
President,
own
18.87%,- 15.22%,
15%,
D. ..Russell,
The
two
in
Russells
the
(of
will
name
and
of
Estate
changed
t
Alison
Ben
which- they
be
-.
be
of
to
Suite
Town and
C.
have
RUssell
directors).
are
Russell
to
the
as
and
In
Mills,
group,
a
right
the
to
vote
shares
October,
Inc.—V.
:f
the
174,
'
;
of
Candies, Inc.—Common Registered
1206
statement
Main
$25
a
with
share)
per
the
and
by amendment.
The
company 4s
line
of
Street,
SEC
Kansas
on
and
other
Oct.
underwriting
►;
engaged in
chocolates
The
•
City,
terms
are
„
the manufacture
candies
3,
which
and
are
to
;
be
sup-:
distribution of
sold
throughout
24,
be
1962
offered
for
used
filed
at
general
"Reg.
a
without
$2,
corporate
Provident
616,
development and
A"
Life
BIdg.,
oil and gas
operation of
covering
underwriting.
purposes.
Bismark,
is
properties.
Country Associates—Securities Reg'd—
of 59 East Van Buren Street,. Chicago, filed a
the SEC 011 Oct. 3, covering 64V2 lim¬
partnership capital interests having a book value of $9C0 each
'and. $506,325 of 10-year 5%
subordinated promissory notes.
Such
•"securities are to be offered for public sale
(wihout underwriting)
:in
units
consisting of one capital interest and $7,850 of notes
and at $8,750 per unit.
1
;
Associates is a limited partnership organized under Illinois law
in September,
1962, with Joseph J. Abbell and Leonard Lam-nsdorf
as
General
Partners.
The
partnership proposes to acquire
company,
registration
statement with
ited
three
parcels
of
real
vacant *
estate
(11.40
loca es
acres)
in
Springfield, 111.,
on
-which
it
intends
to
construct
a
shopping
center, .office building and related facilities.
The partnership will
-purchase the property from Jolen Realty Corp.
(wholly-owned by
the general partners) for an aggregate of $447,000 which, accordzing
•
to
the
prospectus,
property
plus
iprooeeds
Stover
company,
'(maximum
plied
*
Suspension
—
The company of 496 West San Carlos St., San Jose, Calif., has
withdrawn its request for a hearing upon the Commission's order
-
shares
Inc.
;
Ameriean .Re¬
to
company
which
Mo., filed a"
covering 120,000
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
••by the holders thereof through underwriters headed by Harriman
Ripley & Co:,Tnc., 63 Wall Street, N. Y.,. and Stern Brothers & Co.,
1009-15 Baltimore Avenue, Kansas City.
The public offering price
per
of
'-'v
..
foundation
1638.
The
Worcester, Mass.,. filed a
Sept. 28 coverirg 425,000
St.-
indebtedness
SEC
held
shares
said
^company's
registration
St., 'New York. The public offering price
share) and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
amendment/ The statement/alsd' includes 50,000 shares'to
(maximum
offered
be
be
'
Cleveland.
share), and
.
,,
bv
(estimated
program
\
.-"-y
f
through, unraei wrlt -4
,hv Westbeimer &f.Co., 326
Walnut St., 'Cincinnati, and Hartzmark & Co., Inc., 1710 E. Ohio
1
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for
by
the holders, thereof
through
underwriters
headed
to
will
-
corporation
BIdg.,
in the design," manufacture and sale of
warningsystems, % and
integrally, lighted
11,14%-;.,respectively...'Management officials
45.45%.
own
Co.—Common Registered—
company
of
Russell,
Thomas
Russell
Norton
construciton
1047.
■
ManufacturingACo.—-Gommi6n Registered—
the
of- Ben
'.Robert
Agency, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing
accident
and
pany
engaged
amount
company
with
'Estate
i
corporation on Sept. 2.4,' 1962 filed a "Reg.. A", covering
50,COO common shares to be offered at $5, without underwriting;
Proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
purchase additional
stock
in
an
insurance subsidiary.,
Nebraska of 100 Acquila Court BIdg.,
Omaha, is engaged in the
estate
first
of
public sale
-facilities. In addition <to /-certain indebtedness,:
outstanding 1,350,003 shares of.-»common -stockrafter giving .effect to a'recent'reorganisation and recapitalization)',
of
which
the
Robeyta
and
Benjamin
Russell 'Foundation,
the
The
real
registration
a
1987,
Heights, .Ohio, filed a registration statement with the SEC-on Sept.
28
covering
122,000 shares of ■ common stock, to be offered for
outstanding
and
Nebraska Insurance
•
Tenna Corp.—Cemmon
of
manufacturing
L)the-compeny-has
¬
&
"
filed
50,000,000
due
•
The
as of June 30,
1962) held by Jeffersqn Standard
Life. Insurance Co. of Greensboro,. N- C. ►(and its subsidiary); and*
the .balance -wilL-be-used for modernization arid
further-expansion
posi¬
,
covering
P)
Stanford of 4037 N. S4th Place, Phoenix, Ariz., is a holding comfor life insurance, real'estate and mortgage companies.
.
..
-
for ^children, and cotton cloth. The net proceeds from the stock
will be used to retire first mortgage 6% .serial bonds ($3,500,-
it- pro¬
similar
.
Angeles,
Los
1
(series
^"'«i!diarte8,'>'aA!(i',i'woi^ing>«apital.
-sale
,
Muscat
Defiance
1962-63
,
shares
common
The company is a manufacturer of athletic clothing and a sup¬
plier; of knitted underwear for men, women and children, sleepwear
000
which
As
St.,
Oct.
on
bonds
-j
the
insurance company,,
h<»«n t3ligation insurance. In *.
stock,
Black
P.
<
195,
satisfactory to
.
.
-reserve
(77.7% ).-
SEC
writing.
4 Proceeds
City, Ala.,- filed a registration state¬
Sept. 28 coveiing 312,500 shaves- of common
■stock,-to be-offered for public sale through underwriters headed
by Hornblower & Weeks, 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York.
The -public
offering price (maximum $12 per share) and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied- by -amendment.
'
"•
and -preferred
common
price
through H.
1205.
p.
"
The
all such shares. Robert L. Huffinps, Jr., *is board chair¬
-Victor
and
man
n.
indebtedness
shares
the
owns
line-legal
the
publicly
?
over-the-counter
as
offered
; Stanford Properties,-Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
%
The Company bn'Sept.' 22, i'062!J fildd a "Reg.
A'?^ovefihg,42fljdOQ
"
the
been
.
•
th?
"May- 1963..
ment
.National Bankers Life Building, Dallas, filed a
statement with the-SEC on Sept. 28 covering 222,276
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
transactions,
of
time
in
Russell
outstanding
by the company's parent, Insurance & Industrial Enterprises, Inc.
(wholly-owned subsidiary of Defiance Industries, Inc., of* Defiance,
Ohio), from time-to time in the over-the-counter market or in
private
sell
to
propose
1802.
p.
.Fifth
601
the
196, p.
.
without
instruments
obtaihable and
hatve
to
company's
148,000).—V.
;
'
the
cancellation
until
company,
registration
They
1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
with the SEC on Feb. 27, which covered 135.000
The-company,
the
for
and
National Bankers Life Insurance Co.—Com. Reg'd—
The
Inc.).
to be offered fir
public sale at competitive bidding on Oct. 30, 1962.
Of the net
proceeds from the bond sale, $32,823,900 will be used to redeem
$32,400,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds (series of 3s)
due
1965
($108,000,030 now
outstanding);
and
the balance will
become treasury funds and
applied together with other funds, to
of
search
:
1238.
p.
for
">/
Board...
hold
respectively,
16.3%,
Corp.,
outstanding:;";
lias
company
Fresident,
19.8%
■'.•
-
the
of
Nichols,
families)
officials
management
stock,
common
John
their
.1
stock,
stockholders
filed
shares
mortgage
Development
Boston, 62,438 shares (31.42%).
Arrasmith proposes to
sell ,25,000
shares through the underwriters.
American Research,
bursement of that part of its overhead costs allocated to operations
Cameron G. Pierce, a
director, and S. N. Wolbach, propose to-sell
of
the
1963 Fund. In
addition, Mid-America will 'retain a 25% :' ; 62,438,
7,250 and
2,200
shares -without. underwriting.
American
"carried" interest, on a lease-fry-lease basis, in each project madei,- Research will receive 49,688 of its shares
upon, exercise of ppioons
a part of the Fund,
which interest will be acquired by Mid-America
(previously granted by the company and Arrasmith)' in exchange
In
sailing
-
and .other services. In addition to -participating in commissions and
;
receiving reimbursement for certain expenses connected with the
offering, Mid^America will also 'receive benefits by way of reim¬
at
The
net proceeds from the company's sale of additional.
stock, .,$100,GC0 will be used, to
improve Kcisting products and- to
adapt" such products to commercial use, $100J)00 for«the
Mendes,
executive
vicedesign and '. Ludwig, vice-president, and Morton R.
manufacture oL an improved'
type of subminiature -relay,' and the
president, 17.77%
each. Such shares were issued pursuant to a
balance to develop new products and
general corporate purposes in¬
-reorganization in July 1962 whereby the company acquired all of
cluding .working capital.
the stock of four companies then owned by the
The- company
has outstanding
108,750
company's stock¬
shares of common
holders. stock, of which William C. Arrasmith, president,
owns 122,737 shares (61.75%) and American
Research
areas)."
The. net
as
time
monitoring
-switches.
will be located
Coast
'President.
Association,
195,
with
.4%.,v;
■
electronic
from
company
electronic
leases *
Alaska), or
(including
the ►Fund
City.—V.
refunding
selling "stockholders."
*
willv
project
York
associates), in exchange
$ *-v"^-"*-fr ■'
?
holders
undeter¬
an
is
Protective
statement
company,
.
oil and gas
more
(States
of
each
sale
a
Southern. California Edison Cn.—Bonds Registered
the
v.
Radar .Relay,. Inc.—1Common -Registered—-. [
j
1
194,
exploration
gas
Schneider
acquired
underwriting.
are to be used
for\ equipment and working capital.
496-14th St., N. 'W.,
Atlanta, is engaged in the manu¬
1637..'
p.
a
and
consist
projects,
gas
expected that operations
Mid-Continent,
oil
reg¬
out¬
public
is engaged primarily in the business of owning sub¬
the equity stock of 15 savings and loan associ¬
Co.,' Inc., Washington, D. C.—V. 195,
&
<
Engineering, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
on
Sept. 25,1 i962 filed a'\ 'iReg. ,'A" 'covering*
common
RMS
$100
per
unit ,'v
'&■'?*V--"'»•'••• '•/'•
receive
the general
and/or
within
will
.
in
business.
of
working
.
lands
Canada
Inc.;
-
engaged
is
company
124,552
for
the company has outstanding 6,754,043 shares of cornof which management officials as a group own 11.1%.
On Oct. 4,
,
subsidiary,
filed
covering
Mutual Fund, Inc.; Loomis-Sayles Funded Pen¬
Loomis-Sayres
Employees'
Profit-Sharing Retirement
and the 'Paul 'Revere Life Insurance Co. (subsidiary of the
common
1631 Tenth St.; (Santa Monica, Calif., filed a reg¬
istration statement with the SEC on Oct.
1 covering 100,000 sharps
-of cemmon
Mid-America Minerals, Inc.—Securities Registered
stock, of which- 75,000 shares are. to be offered"fpr public
sale-iby the company -and .25,8©o shares,The
being outstanding-stook,
company of 500
First Equity BIdg., Oklahoma City, Okla., \-;
by the holder thereof.
filed a registration statement with the "SEC on -Sept. -28 covering
White, Weld •'-& Co.,' Inc.,' 20 Broad'St.,
N. Y, heads
the list "of. underwriters.' The public
$2,500,000 of participations
in its
1063
Fund
(and
$625,000 of
offering price
(maximum $10 per share) and
maximum assessments for completion of wells),
.underwriting terms "are to he supto be offered for
plied, by.-amendment.The statement also includes an
additional
public sale in 250 .units aud at $10,000 per -unit. The offering will / '
71,888
outstanding shares to be' offered for public sqle by the
be made on a-best efforts ba-sis by the company's wholly owned
'selling commission.
1*
be offered
efforts basis by
California, Texas, Colorado and Kansas.
Other
are
engaged in the insurance agency, escrow, parking
mortgage financing business.
In addition to certain in¬
originally
corporation
facture
proceeds
$30,866,000).—V.
at
Calif.,
Diego,
Oct.
to
Site-Fab, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
2770.
treasury funds,-to-finance
(estimated
program
stock
«.
Proceeds
^promis¬
the
San
on
stock,
Sept.26, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC Mar. 30, which covered 236,000 com¬
mon
shares, to have been sold through New York Securities Co.,
'
The
7,500
giving inter¬
thereon. Accord-4'
use
Ave.
SEC
(Sam) Shainberg Co.—SEC Registration Withdrawn
productive leases now owned by the. company.
The
has outstanding the 345,550 shares, of which Powell owns
shares
and
Douglas H. Broadhead, vice-president, 26,640
RMS
a
order
an
until Oct. .29 to request a-hearing
application, the company proposes to
persons
to
ing
its
-
of
time
time
the
snares.
Gas
.
Corp.—Common Registered—
On
Board
proven
82,000
-
has
company,
through
1965
interest)
company
-
.
under
from
the
on
applied to the SEC for an orderHolding Company Act autnorizing its sale to banks from
holding
registered
stock
of
convertible,
is
in
Massachusetts
Petroleum, Inc.—^Common Registered—
company
ceeds
in
'
'
,
series
common
dates from
all of their holdings,
except that Paul Revere Life together with
its parent will continue to own 88,200 shares.—V. 195, p. 2197.
ac¬
Ouachita and Union Parishes, Louisiana, which include 17
wells
plus additional land upon
which,
according to the pros¬
pectus, the company anticipates 29 additional wells may be com¬
pleted at a cost of $25,000 each. The $415jOOO-estimated net
pro¬
,
300,000;
engaged
/
both
of
varying
Plan;
Fund;
•
mortgage
-
The
Consolidated Gas Co.—Plans- Note Issue
Michigan
This
is
City,
at
Loomis-Sayles
sion
at
plus
underwriting is presently involved. .Dealers through whom
offering may be made will receive a 15% commission. ;"
development
exploration,
Holders
the restricted
of
Franklin
are
company of 418 Market St., Shreveport, La.,.,filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on
Sept. 28 covering 100,000 shares
of common stock,
to be offered for public sale at $5 per share.
purposes.
operations.
mining
\
be
be
corporate
of
Metoil
to
to
are
other
and
„
_
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering
offered at $1, without underwriting.
all
debtedness,
man stock,
Field,
.
corporation Sept. 24,
and
common
2772.
p.
located
and
T.
:
Powell
196, p. 747.
Metoil, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
into
company
ations
outstanding 5%% first mortgage bonds due 1987.
certain indebtedness, the
company has outstanding
to
American
from
this issue.—V.
194,
stantially
filed
$32,-
The
-
Offer—
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.,
S.
share;
per
The public offering price (maximum $14 per share)
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
New
•
Share Exchange
to
proposes
Plymouth Cordage Co.-4-Share Exchange Offer—
York—
New
and
best
White, Weld &
Co., 20 "Broad St.,/N. Y., and J. A. Hogle & Cp„ 132 S. Main St.,
,
Withdrawn—
of
owns
of $1,200,000 of convertible noces
officials as a group own 5.53%
of
stock.
standing Shares of common
by the holders thereof on a
the
of
No
Assurance
Fire
Merchants
family),
conversion
The company,
1400 Fifth
istration statement with the
elimination of B-M
tne
was
.Chairman and D. R. McClung is President.—'V. 196, p. 1244.
of¬
with
filed
net
14,230,409. shares
the SEC on May 24, which covered 169,302
outstanding common shares to have been offered publicly through
Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc., New York City.—V. 196, p. 1243.
originally
The
$20,000,000
In
withdrew its registration statement
the company
1962
merger
exchange is subject to the condition tnat the holders
85% of the Copco bonds deposit -such bonds for r-ex-
competitive
underwritten by Sutro & Co., San Fran¬
New York City.—V. 195, p. 1656.
Stores Co,, Inc.—SEC Reg.
Mercantile
statements
The
See
On
of
common
San Diego Imperial
at
bonds
The
shares
102,000
owns
-Management
share,
lot,
$750,000
stockholders).
certain
his
(and
subsidiaries
Smithers & Co.,
S.
F.
by
vote
for
1969.—V.
H.
j
Public
company,
change.
.
covered
Mass.)
result
them.
one
share
and
' Copco.
share.
which
due
debentures
sold
been
have been
to
was
and
have
(to
29,
Mar.
on
.
the
as
outstanding
have
of first mortgage bonds, due 1992, to be offered for public
competitive bidding, and (2) $64,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, ;to be oifered in seven series (3%% to 4%% and due-from
1974 through 1986) in exchange for seven series of first
mortgage
bonds
issued
by The California Oregon Power Co.
(Copco)
and
assumed by the company
as
a
result of the meyger into it of
Registration Withdrawn—
the SEC
with
,
President
and
outstanding stock of Ward Paper Box.
Of the out¬
shares,
State Mutual
Life
Assurance
Co.
of
(Worcester,
hy
the
In
sucn
stockholders
In
name.
common
QGu,000
the company withdrew its registration statement
1962
1,
originally
shares
held
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Ronds Registered—
crued
Lilll Ann Corp.—'SEC
oi
brand
sell such shares; and Central Life Assurance Co. proposes to sell
the remaining 8,000 shares.
The selling stockholders obtained thtir
others;
with Ruth
Chairman
the
sale
Book
40%.
aoout
a group
cents per
as
whose
The
recent
a
each, and
of
co-trustee
Candies
Tne
tue.uuSuS.
amendment.
Tne resuit
snares.
registration
and
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
315,016 shares of common stock
(after giving
8-for-l
stock
solit),
of which
Charles W.
Ekelton, "President, and Joe H. Smith,
Vice-President, own over
mon
certain
and
Stover
Salt Lake City.
•
in
analog
of
oi
by
company.
porate ■ purposes.
outstanding
Cn
family. Fiduciary Trust is
some
supplied
Holding
'
-
engaged
is
company
value
Alden
pany
has
9%
George I.
to
be offered -for
£. H. Austin & Co.,
manufacture
effect
late
Antonio.
the research, development, design
digital electronic devices, and in
the rendering of consulting services incident thereto.
Of the net
proceeds from the stock saie, $250,000 will be used to repay shortterm
bank
loans
incurred
to
finance
inventory. and accqupte
receivable, and
the balance for working capital and general cor¬
The
and
his
of
in
be.
to
public sate through underwriters
2115 National Bank of Commerce
The public offering price (maximum $3.50 per
share") and underwriting le.ms .are to be supplied by amendment.
The statement niso includes (1) 73,530 common shares underlying
outstanding convertible notes (convertible at $4 to $4.50 per share),
and (2) 444,984 shares to be offered pursuant to Employees! Re¬
stricted
the
Russell
indebtedness, it has outstanding 450,000 com¬
restricted common shares, of whieh latter stock
Co., of Kansas City, owns over 99%.
Louis L.
Box
Board
of
America
and Fiduciary Trust Co., hold of record 15.9%,
respectively. The Alden Trust is for the benefit
members of
Paper
87.4%
standing
the
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
certain
400,000
Ward,
list of selling stockholders is
August, the company's stock¬
holders
authorized
a
plan
whereby
Holding Corp. became
merged into the company. The only asset of B-M Holding (other
than cash to pay liabilities) was an investment in
1,004,183 com¬
by
San
Ward
under
to
and
mon
trusts)
18.8%,
country
addiiton
major portion of the shares held by Ruth H. Tucker are
benefit of Milton P. Higgins, board chairman, and certain
a
the
Tucker
2925 Memll ;Road, Dallas filed a registration
with the SEC on-Sept. 28 covering 150,0.00 shares of com¬
-stock,
mon
headed
Blag.,
and
family
for
of
company
statement
the
for
StOGk; Purchase Plan
are
of 36
trustee
of
International Data "Systems, Inc.-—Common Reg'd—
The
^poinpa^y's
specialized refractories, machine tools and pres¬
sure-sensitive tapes.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the com¬
pany has outstanding 5,292,037 shares of common stock, of which
management ofifcials as a
group
(including their spouses) own
4.7%.
In addition, George
a.
/iiuen aruSb,
Ruth H. Tucker (as
'
voting power.
possess
lines
product
Benjamin I. Coven, President,
Class A shares do not presently
which
of
shares,
common
tho
V.
The company produces all types of abrasive products, Including
a
full line of grinding wheels and other bonded abrasives,-coated
abrasives,
abrasive grain
and sharpening
stones."
Other major
:*•;
from a lack of capital with
past
offgred ;pursuant to
Employees.
boats and
of
which to promote its
products.
As of June 30, 1962, the company had a deficit in re¬
tained earnings amounting to over -$29,000.
The net proceeds from
the stock sale will be used to retire outstanding indebtedness
(in¬
cluding $25,000 due the company's President), for advertising and
sales
promotion, 'to purchase inventories, employ additional per¬
sonnel and for other costs in connection with beginning production
of new products, and -for working capital.
In addition to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 4,050 class A and 5,000
in
fered
.
.
from
price
of
center,
ners
of
property
funds
capital
represents
estimated
at
a
for
and
to
total
the
contributions
secured by
general
the real
contractor
for
contracted
Jolen's
of
2%
of
manage
the
(exclusive
of
land)
of
$1,767,250.
The
project have been or will be obtained
from general and original limited part¬
estate
the
notes
($3,925)
($1,614,000).
construction
the property for
annual
the
be
of
gross
a
revenues,
and
from mort¬
Jolen Realty will act
the project and as
agent in procuring leases and mortgage financing,
$87,500 fee plus expenses for such services.
to
o(
expenses.
The net
applied to the purchase
construction costs of the shopping
will
•an
retained
costs
out-of-pocket
the units
($31,950), from the sale of 5%
gages
as
the
estimated
balance
from
certain
the sale of
and will receive
It will also be
five-year' term at
exclusive
of
a
net fee
The
expenses.
Volume
196.
Number
6201
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
general partners will receive fees totaling $22,500 for legal services
in
with
connection
land
the
purchase.
facture
Service
Industries—SEC
Registra*-'
* j-
1
.
.
distrlbute
and
stock,
Oct., 1, 1962 the company withdrew Its registration state¬
ment
originally
iiled with
the SEC on April '2,
whicn
covered
100,000 common snares to have been ofierea publicly by Granbery,
Marache & Co., New York City.
'■*:
On
the
stock
Trans-Western
for
promoters
cash
a
consideration
Datamation,
this
Inc.,
issue.—-V. 191; <p.
845.
The
the
capital
Assurance
for
each
by
Tne
fees
share
Merchants.
Boston
irom
A
oifer-'sucn
to
stoek
rate
-60
St.,
cents
stock
Merchants
nine-tenths
oi
Federal
(depending
is expected
of
of soliciting
group
to
cents
exchange
The offering
expire
proposed
75
Corp.,
45
for
tendered).
and
of
First
ranging
is
It
outstanding „ common
of New York at tne
Corp.
tendered
stock.
tne
of
•Utolf 'States 'Utilities ^Co.—Plans Bond Sale—•
in
Fire
dealers heaped
will receive*
tive bidding Nov 13.
=:./■"> ,
"Proceeds will be <used to retire
snare
$y<»%
amount of such
shares
be made in "mid-October<
on
to
"
writing multiple lines -of insurance. •
writing Tire -and -allied lines, marine land -
insurance;
it
and
invests
also
reinvests
ana
its
wider
a
diversification
addition
to
6,119,554
shares
as
a
certain
group
common
risks
196,
and
the
types
Pullen
E.
Board
is
Chairman
nership
interests,
terest.
No
and
July
is
to
be
Brooklyn, N. Y., filed
Oct.*T
on
with
partners
Gilbert
Elias
Charles
and
Margaretten
arid
O.
Brownman
structed
the
104-rroom
a
terms
of
an
the
of
inn
motor
at
total
a
with
agreement
be
the
to
In
and
proceeds
Oct.
as
of
$950/000.
'4,
195, p. 1475.
addition,
from
the, sale
of
of
statement
and
the
1755
with
offered
manner
Shares
—
sale
(without
\
is
business
a'
trust
underwriting)
organized, under
•
$4
at
normally
nor
as
available
real
a
estate
them
to
.
per
investment
trust
and
offer
promise
retained
Moore
report.
and
will
the
under
Moore
of
growth
Realty
of
increased
and
Denver,
Colo,
In-
the sale
into
The
by W.
William
:
serve
of - services
in
originating
• and
received 500 shares each.
organizing the- Trust.
tion
.
** 'i
'
of 100 Third Street,
company,
statement
with
mortgage bonds
petitive bidding.
-to
redeem
part
the
SEC
registra¬
3, covering $5,000,000 of first
Oct.
on
a
.
plus
accrued
interest)
$2,400,000
the cost
of
1962
through
improvements
Construction expenditures
Dec.
31,
1963
estimated
are
to
for
at
28%
the
the
The
'
.
whose
address is Eox 117, Uncasville, Conn.; filed
on Sept. 26
covering d'^0,000
stock,'to be Offered for public sale (without
at $5 per share. The statement also includes 175,000
company,
registration statement With the SEC
.
of
common
underwriting)
shares
share
25
which
sold
were
the
by
sales
the
the
on
to
that
that
shares,
at
all
part
or
The
$5
the
in
1960
by
of
at^$2
1961
its
the
that
counsel
Securities
per
which
of
persons,
According to the
possible
a
of
pros¬
such
Act-reg¬
contingent
rescission
further
persons-have
21
make
together
the
at
by San
to
$2
agreed
to
agreed
rescind
purchase
liability
with-the
the
sale
o.f
by
share plus interest; and
they may reoffer to the
to the sale of the new shares)
them
for
repurchase.
organized in 1961 at which time it acquired
Zipper Corp. of America which had been organized
Nasser, president, for the purpose of acquiring and
was
purchased
a
plant
located
at
*
ovated
by
It, and
LYSTA,
personnel
ized
a
personnel
manufacturing
sales
force
and
of
which
have
Uncasville,
techniques.
trained
The
the
-
company
will
In
$725,000
be
to
addition
shares
to
shares
and
officials
540,000
000
estimated
used
817,000
and
as
certain
of
group
shares
the
listed
wire
arid pretax earnings, Mr. Norton
inclusion of operations of 3wan
In 1961, operations of Swan
only
weeks subsequent
for the '22
to
April 8,
the New York Stock Exchange, has eight oper¬
on
chemicals, and elec¬
Hard Rubber Co.,. Ace
Co.,
the fields of rubber, plastics,
cable.
and
They
are:
American
Ace -Comb
Co.,.
Co.,
has
reri-
a
has
treasurer,
90,000
388,000 shares.
shares.
Management
Of such outstanding stock,
were acquired by
the promoters at a cost of
assignment to the company of the license to
as
•
•
capital
Pharmaceutical
Co.,
issue.—V.
this
In
at
$20
196,
Products
last
hit
record
a
$37.5
in
664.
Notes
Sold"
of
-
non-recurring
any
compared -with last year's $1.48.
present sales volume is 64%
in
>
since becoming one of the country's
photographic equipment, Ai6ua
the fiscal year ended last June 30.
report
of
for
reflected
expanded
company's
Income
from
amounted
operations
$66,556
for the
long and short-term
on
year.
Leopold,
president, said operations had
improved
markedly in the current year. "Our sales have run at a rate that
should provide us with a record volume of approximately $10,000,300
for' the first quarter alone," he disclosed.
R.
Mr. Leopold noted that, in the short period from the acquisition's
completion on May 14 to the fiscal year-end on June 30, comoany
management was able "to arrest the heavy losses that had been
•
and
In the Argus business.
being incurred
were
year,-due primarily to operating econ¬
this division had passed the break-even
point and was operating at a profit," Mr. Leopold wrote in the
report's letter to shareholders. "During May and June of
1961,
Argus -as a part of Sylvania,- had snown a loss of $715,794 before
income tax credits."—V. 196, p. 743.
the
"By
omies
aluminum windows,
$101,manu¬
Airkem, Inc.-—To Market Airwick Line— "
will begin
-
f7
its own
Lever
Brothers
wholly-owned
tive
and
been
with
has
end of
that
we
the
fiscal
instituted,
Armstrong Rubber Co.—Subs. Become DivisionsEffective
pany's
close
at the
Moines,
fiscal
Rubber
were merged
Machlin, president,
la.,
Frederick
year, Sept. 30, 1962, the com¬
Armstrong Tire & Rubber Co.,
Manufacturing Co.. Des
into the company as operating divisions,
the
Armstrong
and
Miss.,
of
subsidiaries,
wholly-owned
Natchez,
announced.
manufacturing operations now consist of the
West Haven, Conn.; the Southern Division,
at Natchez, Miss.;
the Mid-West Division at Des Moines, la.; and
the Pacific Coast Division at Hanford, Calif.
Armstrong also has
a
28.6%
interest In Copolymer Rubber & Chemical Corp., Baton
Rouge, La., producers of synthetic rubber.
Armstrong Rubber, this year is celebrating its 50th year as a
leading tire manufacturer, chiefly for the steadily expanding re¬
placement market.—V. 196, p. 635.
Armstrong's
-
headquarters
tire
plant
at
*•
-
Atlas
Corp.—Acquisition-
Credit
Jack L. Wolgin,
-
.
*
V
■'
■%
ing
a
stock
.
senior product manager of Lever
president and director of Airwick
-
.j,
u
Brothers
Brands,
-'
Airtek Dynamics,
.Inc.—Proposed Stock Split—
.
k
option plan for key employees.—V. 196, p. 948." '
to
Atlas
,
.
..
a
-a Pennsylvania concern, is one of the largest moitgage
companies in the nation. It services more than 40,000 mort¬
gages/ with
a
mortgage portfolio of $370,000,000.
The company
presently represents more than 200 institutional lenders in boui the
acquisition and servicing of mortgage loans. The institutional lenders
include insurance companies, banks, pension funds, and savings and
loan-associations.
.
of Airtek Dynamics rat a special, meeting at. cor¬
headquarters in Compton, Calif., Get. 17 will vote on the
board of directors recommendation to increase the authorized capi¬
tal stock of the company from 500,000 to 750,000 shares. Shareholders also
will be asked to approve a restricted stock
Shareholders
porate
price
not
Colonial.
controlling block.
„
^
.
f
,.~
of Chairman ot tne
management of the
mortgage company would continue. H. Bruce Thompson, one of the
founders of Colonial,
will remain as Chairman of the Executive
Committee-.
David H. Solms will remain as President and
~hief
7 Mr.
Wolgin,
Board
(
largest
and build¬
Atlas of the
by
Colonial,
Co.,
Inc.,
*.
purchase
service
subsidiary, - to marKet Airwick and related new
within the United States.
•
"
veteran advertising and marketing execu¬
former
purchase
of
80%
Benedict,
elected
the
was based on $7,500,000 in cash subject to
exceed $1,000,000 for 100% of the outstanding
acquired at the closing 80% of the out¬
standing stock and will shortly make an offer to the holders of the
remaining 20% of the stock at the same price as was paid tor the
The
adjustments
Airwick
headquarters in New York - City.
field, announced
Mortgage Service Co.
improvement
Colonial
products
D.
President of Atlas Credit, the nation's
publicly owned finance company specializing in the home
consumer
marketed
to
provision ror depreciation and amortization of $233,-
aiter
Interest charges
-Herbert
-
at
of
per
—
Indebtedness, together
with
a
provision for income :a::es, reduced earnings to S^2,135.
Finally, a deduction for amortization of goodwill led to a net less
the
share earnings ot
income, or an increase
producing
$14,467,074
report
$357,u04,
July
predicted,
of
The
&
f
sales' for
Co.
'Foundry
Inc.
Sales, Earnings
million
&
the results of the purchase by Mansfield
Industries, Iric. of the Argus business of Sylvania Electric Products
Operations of the Argus division are included from May 14.
from
Research
annual
first
manufacturers
The
proceeds
subordinated notes convertible
share. The notes were purchased by a
a
its
sales
•
the
are
Machine
Argus Inc.—Reports Loss for Year—
v*
of 10-year, 6%
Control's
has
proceeds
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock, of which Nasser owns 180,000
Nasser,
stock
without
$1.90,
Lawrence
organ¬
common
own
'
'
increased working
ended
household
company's
has
net
Co.—Merger Effective—
Warner-Lambert
743.
largest
"
purchase
Joseph
a
to
Net proceeds will be used by the company to repay
long-, and short-term loans.—V, 196, p. 1143.
?
•
r
"
'
3
products since 1958 and
Seeman Brothers marketed the air freshener line prior to that ,time.
Airkem also announoed the formation of Airwick Brands,
Inc.,
.
begun production of its products.
Of
from the stock sale, $300,000
additional machinery,
dies
and
other
equipment, and the balance to repay first mortgages on real prop¬
erty ($50,000), for advertising and promotional expenses, and for
working capital.
the
$16,624,000, an 85% increase- over the
Net earnings increased 88%
to $440,000
by the two companies.- ".
has installed machinery and equipment manufactured
the
in
share.
ves.torsrT-.$50;Q(jtQ,<)00 of ,5V4% promissory, notes due
Sept. 15, 1932. 'Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., New York City, assisted in the financing.
marketing operations for its
line of Airwick air freshener products tor the-Iirst time since the;
company developed the Airwick formula in 1943, it has been an¬
nounced by Frank
W. Conkling- Airkem president. Effective-Jan, /
2, 1963.
Airkem will acquire all domestic rights to. Airwick from
the Lever Brothers Co. -under terms of an agreement just signed
license to manufacture and sell a recently
monofilament slide fastener (zipper) under patents
LYSTA A/A of Copenhagen, Denmark
(LYSTAO The
has
.
the
executives
the
Airkem
.exclusive
an
a
company
per
acquisition.
divisions in
Mr.
v;
developed nylcn
held
after provision
the 2,030,-
$2,473,643
Net earnings on
of
all
any-and
per
to
year
production, Mr. Keller aiid Mr. Cooperman, revealed; and expanding.,
sales in the North will probably necessitate, two. new plants there.
The-company locates most'of its pianos in smaller municipalities
and enjoys lease-toward-purchase arrangements-with
rentals that
presently average less than 20 cents per square, foot.
/ / /
Plans for international expansion have recently been advanced
,by overseas trips by both Mr. Keller-and Mr. Cooperman.
Major
attention is being.focused on the Common Market countries,
the
Far East, and Latin America.
Air Control has recently, initiated two new divisions to manufac¬
ture and sell patio and porch, enclosures and aluminum ladders,
it-was reported. The company's carpeting division, which produces'
a
full line of tufted carpeting in a very modern plant in Georgia,
expects a 50% increase in sales during the current fiscal year.—
•V. 190, p. 2037.**
*
:
.
'
■:
that
share (subsequent
the shares tendered
of
offer
agree
per
of
assets
exploiting
for
has
company
all
informed
in- violation
creating
group
would
would
offered
company
public
a
it
if
they
shares
the
thus
217
the
of
states
company
the
been
made
August
about.
company.
company
(if the shares are tendered for re¬
to return the purchase pr.ice plus interest.. The- prospectus
scission)
the
been
requirement,
part
further
has
company
have
may
istration
in
company
(although not yet issued)
original promoters of the
were
pectus,
first 36 weeks of ;
Norton said, 42%
shares "equalled $1.21
common
principally
due
included
were
See
acquisitions, they continued, meaning that they "must manufacture
products that - fit our merchandising, program.'.! .
.
Next, windows designed especially for Northern use are now in
/
*
the
and enclosures; 16%
in aluminum furniture; 14% in-car¬
peting; and 6% in wood cabinets, the Air. Control executives said.
The
Miami-headquartered company continues a watch for sound
period July 1,
195,
1
for
compared
of $2,000,000
year
Air
company's
,
Electronics
t
dOors,
$7,800,000.—V.
Zipco Jnc.—Common Registered—
shares
*
and
Adler
were
year
,
in
Control
year,
least
of.out¬
2429.
.'
a
additions
at
reported by-Ben Adler, president,-in- the
.
,
1987, to be offered for public sale at com¬
The net proceeds from the bond sale will be used
106.04%
(ot
Racine, Wis., filed
due
utility properties.
p.
were
Mr.
Privately—On Oct.f 2V1962, the' ttofripany announced
that-it had-placed privately with institutional in-
31,. according to preliminary figures
presented before the new Yoik bociety of Security Analysts by
president Henry A. Keller and executive vice-president Monroe L.
Cooperman.
Indicated earnings are a record $2,250,000, tripling
profits of $604,000 for the previous year, the company officers said.
Per share.earnings rose to $1.48 from 46 cents and, in addition, the
company had 22 cents per share in non-recurring income, making
-total earnings of $1.70 per share.
vr.'V'/
Air Control's sales should exceed $44 million in the current fiscal
standing 5Vi% first mortgage bonds due 1982; to retire $1,400,000
of outstanding short term bank
loans; to reimburse the company's •
treasury for capital expenditures previously made; and to finance'
in
the
in
36-week -period- in
American Chicle
'
Up 85%, Net 88%—
Air Control Products, Inc.—Record
fiscal
The -Moores
(
earnings'
share
a
common
Air
Wisconsin Natural Gas Co.-—Bonds Registered-The
ating
group
of institutional Investors led by the American
Development Corp.-of Boston, Mass.—rV.-195,'p. 2487.:
(values.
(owned
cents
Included
erties.
*
taxes
$5,153,643,
of
-$1.77r oh Currently -outstanding, 'shares.
or
was
Amerace,
'
were
,
$8,963,000.
year's
65
,
the
for
802,000.
M. Moore, two organizers of the Trust),'
as
principal manager and operator of its prop¬
Organization was also. initiated by Harold S. Tuft and four
other trustees, who received 1,000 shares each in full consideration
which
income
corporation
corresponding
the date of
tp> $234,000 or 35 cents a share a
earlier, per share earnings are based oh *67}.,754 Shares out¬
standing on June 30, 1962.
•
'
^Aa-:- A.
Substantial ■ ..gains
also were achieved in backlog
of unfilled
orders, net worth and working capital. At the end of fiscal 1962,
the company's
backlog was $15,075,000 against $3,677,000 at the
close
of fiscal
1961. Net worth increased to $2,711,000 .fromj$2,270,000, and working capital reached $4,308,000 compared to $1,-
it
The net proceeds from the sale of the shares
acquire properties in areas, which, in the opinion of
to
trustees,
Max
Rubber
year
Colorado- layf
Individually;
and
June 30, -1962
prior
St., Denver Colo, filed a registra¬
on
Sept. 26 covering 600,000 shares,
SEC
sales
Record
ended
eternal Revenue. Code.
has
the
outstanding
American
Gilpin
public
qualify
used
Federal
'Rubber Co. for the full 36-week period.
competitive bidding in November;
Adler Electronics, Inc.—Sales
August 1962.
It is designed to offer investors an opportunity to
participate jointly in large and diversified real estate -investments
Trust
Bondst—-!
costs,,
in
the
the. 3.6 weeks ended Sept. 9, 1962 totaled
over 1961 sales for the same period of
The increase in the 36-week fealeB
declared,
and $75,000 for working
partners will receive $25,000 in
general
the
for
company
will be
;
accessories,
-
to
Co..
:r'}
..
f
record level
$3,615,579.
a
earnings -of
$3,615,579,
p.
or
company
intends
Oil
1961 "when wo Federal
^income- tax - provision was necessary because -of prior years' losses
resulting from disposal of Amerace's textile assets, earnings were
News of Business and Finance
mortgage on the prem¬
the interests, $3;00,000
in limited partnership interests for their
pro-:
and/assigniheni of jtheleaise to the premises'/The:
efforts
share.
a
Continental
and
increase
before
For 4he
Under
CCva Realty-'Trust,•
required to advance all.
( to be paid by Painor for
•Western Empire Real Estate Investments
in
series
Co., Allegheny Industrial Chemical
Electric Manufacturing Co.,. Gavitt Wire & Cable Co., Supplex
and Swan Rubber Co.—V. 196, p. 216.
Registered—
Tne
Ohio;
'
'
33%
a
currently
Bowling
Sales
be
a
the southwest basin of Ireland.
in
'
last year's
tronic
annual
to
ti
is
$2,680,000 for Federal Income taxes.
772
directors Voted' to issue $14/600/000 .of bonds to re¬
1, 1989; sold in May, 1959;;
1962,
bonds are to be offered at:
new.
—V.
partnership will operate the inn under the supervision oi the gen¬
eral' partners, who will each receive $12,500
per
year for such.
sterviCes
to
the
partnership.
...
tion
.
fund a like amount of first 5Vas due June
The
of
second
by .-subsidiaries of three United
Oil; Matnan International Oil ,Co.
Corp.—Sales Up 33%—
reached
Net
.
of
*
$25,000
motional
The
*
'
Gilbert
the partnership's portion of construction
cover
furniture
for
capital.
cash
net
used
$100,000
•
.
in this
operator
Findlay,
Co.)
well
743.
p.
Earnings
TelephoneCoA-Debenture!
r
the
sales of Amerace for
1962.
Paino-La'
costs in excess of $650,000
the partnership will receive a seeond
Of
will
cost
In
premises, the partnership is
construction
which
ises.
Jerome
,
60
Ireland
in
Ambassador
Oil
.
'West Penn 'Power Co.—To Sell Refunding
**
as(
limited partners.
Thj partnership has acquired by assignment'from
Waltham Motor Inn, Inc. (a company
wholly-owned by the general
partners) an agreement providing for a *99 year -lease on a S'/a
acre
parcel located in Waltham, Mass., upon which will be Con¬
owners
Net
it was reported -that directors -had authorized ; theto-sell $45,"000,'900 of -debentures at competitive bidding in
New York City about Dec. 11. •
*
•
-j - --- '
*
Net proceeds will 'be used to repay advances of $41,000,000 from
A. T. & T., parent, and fof other corporate-pur|osesi--V. 194,vp. 1206,;
...
partnership organized under New Ynfk law-
Arthur
and
Corp.
Doonbeg, Is located approximately
and
1% miles southwest of Doonbeg.
$27,621,820,' Victor T. Norton; Chairman of the Board, announced.
-Oct' 5, -1562/
covering $525,000 'Of limited part-:
public sale ac $5,000 per in¬
w
196,
$36,774,057,
-company
registration
a
Oil
Ambassador
of
an¬
was
test follows closely the
Amerace
for
ofiered
limited
a
1962
general
—V.
to redeem $10/000,000 of outstanding.
aeries preferred.—V. 194,-p. 1950. A * *:-*• *- •
Southern New England
Partnership Interests'
underwriting is involved.
Waltham
in
.
-
66 Court St.,
company,
statement with-the 'SEC
Ltd.,
1
Oil is
drilled
new
second
above
Registered—
The
(,
-
System
Sale Authorized—
Waltham Associates—Limited
chairman
Petroleum
Mathan
Ireland,
of
abandonment Of the first well
drilled by the three-companies in the central basin 25 miles west of
Dublin in County Meath. It was drilled to a depth of 5,975 feet.
'-Net proceeds' will be "used
5.52%
has
outstanding'
management-officials
793.
p.
The
cumulative
of
-insurance,. In '
of
associates,
Co.
by
Ireland
the Republic of
in
its
Oil
;;'k
Irish
be
to
companies:
(formerly Ohio
.
1962 it was. reported that this subsidiary of New. England1
plans to sell-at competitive bidding 100;000 shares
dividend series preferred <par $100).' Bids will be
received by the ►company on-Dec. 4, 1962.
'
Electric
company
-
outstanding
headquartered
company,
test's
Oct. 2,
"available
of which
stock,
William
1.3%.
own
President.—V.
of
indebtedness,
of
of
States
New England, Boy^er Co.—Proposed Pfd. Offering—
.
funds and derives a substantial portion of its earnings therefrom.'
According to the prospectus, the combined operation of tne two
companies will produce a
better balanced portfolio of business
with
of
amount
in'Beaumont, Texas, supplies electlicity to certain arfe&s of Texas and Louisiana.-~-V. 196, p. 951.
company is engaged In
Merchants is engaged in:
casualty
•
Houston. The
like
a
■.■sold'in "November, .1959.
bonds due' T989,
The
in mid-Novemoer.
The
Johnson,
Number
Shannon
Ambassador
•
Roy S. Nelson,-chairman, has announced that the company plans.'
to Offer $16,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1992-at competi-,
a.share
Merchants
and
Co.
County Claire, Ireland.'It will be drilled to; a depth of 6,"000 to 9.000
feet. Air drilling techniques will be used.
vj.
Boston,
per
well
second
Oil
Tex.
of
west
the
Continental
Kirk
well,
new
miles
filed
for
of
Irish
and
ky F.
Worth,
Fort
The
Ihe
company
of Calvert & Redwood Sts., Baltimore,5
a
registration statement witn the SEC on Sept. 28 covering 1,112,625
of
Ltd.
nounced
.
change Plan—
exchange
spudding
Ambassador
Ireland,
of
shares
*:
-
land—-y,-r'
•
United states Fidelity & • Guaranty Co.—Files. Ex-
■
-
Transportation Equipment Development Corp*—Of-'
fenng Suspended—
„i,
,
'<
«
See
5
the.zipper*,-Assuming.;
"sale; bf . the mew
;> Allied-Stares Corp.—^Partial Redemption—
/ .
will have acquired 58.1% of the outstanding^
*1". The corporation- has
called fi'or redemption
en
Nov. 1, 19S2,
equivalent to' *8..?%
of the total;
through, operation, of. the
sinking -fund. k$515,G00 of
its 43.4%
capital contribution made to the company. Sale-of new' stock to. '
-'debentures .due Nov.. 1, 1976 at 100%. "Payment will be-made at
the public at $5 per - share )assuiriing no recisrions ) will, result in
the Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., 40 Wall St., N. Y.—V. 196,
an
increase in the book value of stock now outstanding from 60'
p. 529.
cents
to
$1.38
I'V.'i;' '
per
share with a resulting dilution of $3.62 per
'y'.'P
;ki*
;'V:" '4'-'
'*J
;
f ''
•'
share in .the book equity of stock purchased by the public..
Ambassador Oil Corp.—Spud Second Well in Ire¬
/Av1,,.'-' H
tion Withdrawn—
(1449)
of
who
Colonial,
Executive -Officer
tive
A.
Mr
assume
that
the
the
position
present
of the new Atlas division..
Vice-President;
Victor
H.
Schlesinger,
Mitchell Leiber, Execu¬
Vice-President and Sec¬
Frederick H. Gordon, Vice-President and Treasure*., and
Johnson, Vice-President, will continue in these positions.
Woltrin
announced that Atlas Credit and Colonial Mortgage
retary;
A.
will
stressed
i»< Wl
iwnn,
6
Service
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1450)
Co.
to
continue
will
and
However,
services
is
it
of
the
two
Colonial Mortgage Service Co., with offices in
Darby, and Horsham, Pennsylvania, has been
inating mortgage loans on residential properties
commercial buildings for the past 20 years.—V.
Avon Products, Inc.—To Redeem
The
all
of
its
Co.,
called
for
Nov. 14, 1962,
preferred stock (par $50)
made at the Irving Trust
per
One
Wall Street,
N.
Y.—V.
Preferred—-
redemption
outstanding 4%
cumulative
share.
Payment will be
$51.75
at
-
has
corporation
Philadelphia, Upper
servicing and orig¬
and apartment and
196, p. 852.
196,
on
the
in
sold
Bachrach
Industrial, manufacturers of testing instruments and
precision products, has announced the acquisition of the Uni¬
other
test
and
fepiralap product lines of Marine Pumps Inc., Wilmington;
The
Unitest
diesel
engine
class
new
line comprises testing and calibrating equipment for
injectors, pumps^ aua governors. The Spiralap line is
of
of
in
were
Cie
tion
nounced,
although it was said that the purchase included
fixed assets, patents, and other properties related
and Spiralap lines.—V.
195, p. 1551.
tories,
Unitest
inven*
the
to
Consolidated
net
income of the company, for the fiscal year
July 31, 1962, was
$1,269,266, equal to $0.92 a common
according to the 1962 annual report. Net income in the
previous fiscal year was $1,605,920 or $1.20 per common share.
share,
Consolidated
declined
slightly, to $48,295,791 in fiscal
for the year ended July 31, 1961.
Wening, board chairman, reported that a majority
of the company's divisions—those producing metallurgical and electrical-elect.onic products showed increased sales over the previous
year. "However," he said, "operations of our malting division were
adversely affected particularly in the seasonally important fourth
from
$48,896,606
Anthony
t
.
sales
net
von
quarter, by changes in the marketing structure of that industry.
Acquisition
of
malting
facilities
by
a
few
major
brewers
and
changes in seasonal buying patterns were factors in this situation."
Additional
the
lag
goods
in
influences
of
response
new
production
to
lated
intensified
price
these
f.-V'.'V/
for
the
von
with
and
last
$750,000
electrical
and
year
than
more
and
or
in
development
products
to
rose
$500,000
of
one-half
within
serving
$1,000,000
1960.
However,
1962
sales
divisions
the
re-
over
in
electrical-electronic
developed
the
and
recovery,
^.auiiai
competition
research
redesigned products
also reported that the
new
in
the
in
were
three
past
years.
He
1962 figures reflected only one month's
of the company's new Red River Grain Co. division. This
grain and feed operation, with properties located in the Red River
valley area of Minnesota and North Dakota, has been grossing $10,-
1
OOO.COO
July
in
sales
annually
1,.. 1962.
as
month
become
of
part
a
Basic Products
active
in
fields
-through
the
food-chemical, electrical-electronic
its
divisions
and
subsidiaries
sion, Basic Products International Division and Sola-Basic Research
Division.—V. 195, p. 2700.
1
Sales
I
Aug. 31—
1962
$17,972,578
income
for
$14,118,290
2,367,428
1,754,115
1,217,025
900,704
1,150,403
:
——
income before income
Net
Provision
853,411
tax
tax
Estimated net income for nine months
Estimated
—V.
earnings
196,
share
per
ei
$1 57
ig
114.
p.
and
Industries
Inc.—Notes
Offered—Pursuant
Oct. 1, 1962
prospectus, the Ohio
an
Co., Columbus,
Ohio, offered publicly, to residents of Ohio only,
$1,000,000 of this firm's 6% subordinated sinking fund
notes, due Oct. 1, 1974, with non-detachable stock
purchase warrants, at par, plus accrued interest.
v
>
Net proceeds will be used
term notes and
for repayment
of short-
working capital.
BUSINESS—The company,
corporated
of
name
under
J.
operations
W.
the
laws
Watson
975 W.
of
&
Co.
At
Ave.,
April
on
that
Columbus,
26,
lime
1946,
ended
the
for
the second
quarter totaled $139,561,203, ah
$1,699,134, or 1.2% irom the same period last year.
5% to $2,861,498, equal to 77 cents per share of,
Total
During
of
five
in
New
pany
July
York
derailed
York.
for
Inasmuch
their
as
operation
these
acquisitions
not
are
yet
as
half
earnings,
sales
also
reached
The
company
v.*
seven
manufacturing
plants—three
in
Altoona, Pennsylvania, one in Amsterdam,
*n Central Bridge, N. Y. and one in Indianapolis, In¬
plants in Indianapolis and Amsterdam specialize in the
■»
diana.
The
production
-
.
and
sale
of
relined
automotive
brake
shoes
company
as
Since
a
1932,
contract
of
the
the
company's
share
at
class
dealers
in
Indiana
and
and
time
any
Sept.
Ohio,
Net
for
Of
Michigan,
New
York
Maryland,
these, Ohio. New York, Pennsylvania
Michigan rank among the top six states in the nation in
automobiles registered.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Mortgage
6%
6%
notes
num¬
1974
4%
stock
pref.
preferred,
cum.
Common
stock
(no
193,
own
account
and
the
measure
The
1,000,000
($50
series
par)
The
company's
economic
of the
and
in
6 000 shs.
500,000 shs.
233i065
1
113,165 wts.
113,165 wts.
p.
shs.
the
the
Announcement
Chicago,
has
entered
of
the
agreement
Dumay, president and
G. Karnes, president
and
William
not
beyond
stock
accounts
payable,
into
an
agreement
its
1961,
20,
16
of
disclosed.
was
made
general
of
in
a
for
in
real
purpose
15
of
which
of
estate
then
was
formed
was
the
herein¬
is
and
now
construction
contracting business. These
27,
1961, and all of the
now wholly-owned
subsidiaries
Oct.
on
corporations
are
-v
was
real
estate
interests,
Aa
i,;;-.
account
owner
as
the
1955
in
the
statement
of
Lacsoons,
manager
Beatrice
Foods.
Terms
were
York
New
534.
p.
,
following
projects,
for
which
it
addition
has
will be
company
ments.
The
able
has
company
property
land
entered
house
it
it
is
can
the
to
Oct.
called
3
of Capital City Products, Columbus,
of directors
board
The
on
special
a
meeting
1962, to reclassify 200,000 shares
8,
build
to
at
to
purchase
multi-storied
a
present
construct
The
company
Corp.—Annual Report—
Christiana Oil
The
bour
6 V2 %
EFFECT
seeking
additional
resi¬
acquire
to
income
TO
convertible
subordinated
1
$2,200,090
A
common
stock
(10c
$1,455,842
Angeles,
the
was
-
heavy
ended June 30,
after all cnarges.
year
$186,222
of
sale
the
oil
and
gas
1962, the company showed a
xxxis compares wich a profit,
properties and securities, of
fiscal year. -
the 1961
in
of
program,
referring to the Huntington Harbour development, Mr. Douglas
"Purchase agreements totaling,$1,350,000 already have been
covering .more; than>a40 lets •, in the first subdivision.
this1 subdivision when sold are; expected to produce
completed
Homesites
in
4-
in
$2,400,000
islands
for-the improved land alone. Two- more
completion and one should be ready for retail,,
retail, sales
nearing
are
lot sales early
in November. Local buiiaers nave negotiated with us-
purchase of 129 improved rion-waterfront lots in the lagoon
the
property, for $1,530,000. When this arrangement is con¬
cluded, we will participate with the builders in the profit from sale
of houses on these lots. The Ocean View School District of Orange
of
area
purchased
County
has
and
have
oil
we
15
received
for
acres1
$250,000
an
this
for
elementary school location
property. A major national
has acquired from us the sites for at least five future
stations. Simultaneously it purchased 38 acres of commer¬
company
service
cial property for $1,700,000 in cash."
We obtained an option to
repurchase this property for the same price
(plus interest and
taxes)
at
time
any
Acqisition
Products,
Sinek
the
New
York
has been disclosed in
and
A.
and
New
years."—V.
195,
p.
1661.
a
Notion
Co.
of
Chicago by City
joint announcement by William J.
Ch
York
Notion,
a
services
notions
and
discount
stores
several
and
established
long
giftwares
foreign
the
Mr.
Butler
Simon,
wholesale operation, sells
leading department stores,
the United States and
are
approximately $3,-
'
for the notion company include development of
through use of Los Angeles warehouse facilities
plans
markets
coast
west
'
-•
Expansion
to
drug chains throughout
countries. Annual sales
000,000.
of
five
next
Corp.—Acquisition—
Steffey* chairman and president of City Products
Max Simon, president and chairman of New York Notion.
and
in
of
the
within
City Products
Brothers
who
merchandising division of City Products.
remain as chairman and president of the
will
company, will make his headquarters there. Roy M. Simon,
executive vice-president, will be in charge of Chicago based oper-
common
stock
(10c
par)
Common
stock
Class
A
Class
A
common
warrants—1962
195,
1545.
p.
Bristol
$2,000,000
••
3,000,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
951,873 shs.
90,000 wts.
stock
i.
.
.
30,000 wts.
30,000 wts.
A- ••
'>
•-
Electronics
this
Corp.
issue.—V.
British
American
British
,7-v
Oil
196,
Co.,
Ltd.
It
are
Oil's
consolidated
net
expected to be slightly
the
lower than for the
third
same
quarter last year, E. D. Loughney, president, states in his quar¬
terly message to shareholders.
Production earnings in Canada
showed some improvements as a result of Increased sales of gas and
higher crude oil prices, but this improvement has been more than
offset by lower earnings from the sale of refined products, Mr.
Loughney points out.
Third quarter earnings from B-A's opera¬
in
the
the United States were approximately
corresponding period last year.
Western
first
nine
months
barrels
5,800
from
rose
the
Canada, net
over
161
period.
to
In
crude
averaged
the
same
oil
45,500
period
estimated
an
and
230
as
same
barrels
Sales
vear.
million
126
cubic
gross
of
feet
wells
with 45
compared
the
for the
United
States,
first nine
months
mately the same
as
to
cubic
million
104.6
Crude
oil
and
months
same
natural
per
were
day
com¬
third
of
fuel
oil
and
condensate
production
averaged 25,000 barrels per day, approxi¬
Natural gas sales increased from 82.5
feet
per
day.
engaged
primarily
This
business
consists
the
processed at refineries during the first
million
barrels,
a
5.6%
increase over
Increased sales of refined products during
highlighted by a substantial gain in the
36.3
were
oil
p.
sales,
1240.
although
prices
Y.
N.
continued
at
depressed
of
dealers
the
Life
the
connection
sales
consumer
purchase by
contracts
with
installment
Penn.
It
also
operates
Pennsylvania
an
purchases of
Co., a limited stock life
Arizona, which commenced
in
in-store
subsidiary
Insurance
1962.
Indebtedness
GIVING
to A.
J.
EFFECT
notes,
TO
PRESENT
$13,356,098
709,090
2,000,000
163,000
v
months
6
8%
subord.
7%
senior subord. notes, due 1964
conv.
subord.
debentures, due
debs., due June 30, 1970
writers
the
(par
underwriting
the
100,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
$1)
has
Seigel, Inc.,
chase, such
as
it
may
agreement,
underwriters
severally
preferred
and
2,611,900
100.000 shs.
stock,
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to
below,
,
stock,
preferred
923,512 shs.
(par $20)
of
1,000,000
1,000,000
3,100,000
1976
conv.o
FINANCING
Outstanding
2,000,000
due
after date of issue
the
the
and disability
operations in September
$15,000,000
___
___
subord.
in
in
Arlington
insurance
Armstrong Co.
Inc.
Sept. 1,
6%
cum.
office
organized
Authorized
Common
mer¬
;
./
.
CAPITALIZATION
6%
^
customers
by
A
discount department store in Levitown, N. Y. In June
company's
company
8%
bus¬
finance
the company from
into
entered
company has its principal office in Rockville Centre,
wholly-owned subsidiaries operate in Fort Lee, N. J; and
Times Square
1962
in
in
of• the
installment
The
and
Philadelphia,
each
1
condensate
totaled
quarter
196,
year.
crude
last year.
period in 1961.
levels.—V.
last
net
aa
dealers
those
A
production for
daily, an increase
,
condensate
last
development drilling,
the
events, unless previously re¬
will be used for general cor¬
Net proceeds
retail
in
for
certain
in
iness.
Earnings Down
earnings
shares at $10 per share, subject to
common
is
chandise.
—
•
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in New York in March
425.
p.
involved
this
porate purposes.
1957.
/::7.■;>AaaA'^aa
American
of 1962
quarter
of
adjustment
with
Slightly—
Consideration
195, p. 2150.
disclosed.—V.
—
Chicago.
1962, Brand, Grumet & Seigel, Inc., New
and associates, offered publicly, 100,000
firm's 6% ($20 par) cumulative con¬
vertible preferred stock at par. The stock is conver¬
(T;v-V.-' ;"--
Dynamics, Inc.—Proposed Asset Sale—
Renwell
not
was
Wacker,
anticipated.
are
City,
deemed.
purchase
issue
South
233
Oct.
York
tible into
purchase
—:
at
personnel
in
transaction
the
On
•
: ~
warrants:
stock
offices
changes
Coburn Credit Co., Inc.—Preferred Stock Offered—
90,000 wts.
purchase
common
warrants
with
No
Shares
par)
B
the
fiscal
of
from
realized
Outstanding
,
Class
volume
Har¬
Huntington
at
of Los
and landscaping involved
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized '.
Class
nine
the
loss
net
in
GIVING
debentures, due 1977J—
the
months
18
construction
Harbour
ton
ations
Capital stock:
gas
south
construction, dredging, bulkin the Hunting¬
president L. W. Douglas, Jr.
told
stockholders:
"During this period of preparation,
while we
developed an inventory ox improved iots, we nad to forego any
return on our investment."'AAA A" •
- ■A
A;
the
to
heading, grading, paving
Debt:
for
miles
25
Coast
notion
CAPITALIZATION
of
development
estate
real
Pacific
the
Referring
pro¬
-f'/:AAA
See
corporation's
on
company's principal activity in its fiscal year ended June 30, 1962,
according to the annual report for that period. Of the total assets
of $17,729,571
shown in the balance sheet of June 30, 1962, the
amount of $10,286,961 represented investment in real estate, at cost.
constitute
—V.
.
has called for redemption on Nov. 1, 1962, through
operation of the sinking fund, $3,250,000 of its 4y2%
debentures
due Nov. 1, 1977 at 100%.
Payment will be made at The Chase
Manhattan Bank, N. Y.—V. 196, p. 637.
The
properties that it will own, operate and manage.
company's
general construction contracting activities still
a
substantial segment of the company's total business.
ducing
,
,
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Partial Redemption—
develop¬
future
contract
a
Ohio,
scocknoiaers of tne ?company
ox
of capital stock
of the par value of $5 presently outstanding or held in the treasury,
into 400,000 shares of new capital stock of a par value of $1 per
share, and to increase the total number of shares which the com¬
pany is authorized to issue to l,00u,uo0 shares ox a par value of $1
per share reclassification of the shares outstanding or.held in the
treasury is in effect a two-for-one stock split. Stokely-Van Camp,
Inc., owns approximately two-thirds of tne capital stock of Capital
City Products.
held Nov.
be
to
its
not
proposed
into
plans
and
which
on
complete
which
on
apartment
to
Cap. Stk.
Capital City Products Co.—To Reclassify
company
yet received
both
permanent
mortgage and temporary construction financing
commitments, four office buildings,
two multi-storied
residential
apartment houses and three motels. There is no assurance that
the
,
,
1, 1962 the common stock of .the company was listed on
Stock Exchange under the symbol BHM.—V. 196,
Oct.
On
primary emphasis
sole business was
construction
contracting business. On its
properties the company:• (a) owns and operates 10 office buildings;
(b) is now building five additional office
buildings and two multistoried residential apartment houses;
(c) proposes to erect in the
In
joint
*
Buckingham Corp.—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
for the
corporations,
which
aa-'AAAaa _/ ■'AA'A. :AV
acquired extensive
aforementioned
general
primarily
control.
formed to build for its own
and to manage income
producing properties with
on
office
buildings.
Until 1955 the company's
that of a general construction contractor. Since
future
major operating division
which in 1961 had sales of $253,610,496.—V. 196,
company,
534.
p.
In
interests
one
consummated
16
company
pleted,
with
Of the
stated:
consist
Memphis, Tenn:,
of
various
own
general
company.
The
of
pleted in the first nine months, compared with 107 wells completed
last year. It is expected that 47 gross wildcat wells will be com¬
2211.
Foods,
per
1962, up to and
increasing prices
activities
factors
capital
now
were
aforementioned
of
reduction
fully described and
acquisitions
the
30,000 shs.
1962__
and
Polychem Division becomes the sixth
The
corporate purposes..
—
all
more
1,000,000
principal owners to purchase the stock of Cie Lacsoons, S. A.,
Rotselaar, Belgium,
one
of
the
leading dairy firms in Western
Europe which also has certain interests in four
subsidiary dairy
products firms.
Marcel
at
repayment,
owned
of the world's largest
one
specialized industrial papers.
For
upon
acquiring
In
the
by
5,
and
company, of 2600 Poplar Ave.,
the laws of Delaware on June
under
for
Beatrice Foods Co.—Proposed
Acquisition—
Beatrice
Dec.
1964,
$7.25
of:
construction, operation and management of buildings for
account and
(b) general construction contracting for the
of others. Each of these lines of
enterprise is speculative,
success
of the company's operations will
depend in large
the
(a)
its
tions
866,221
par)
Warrants
—V.
905,957
___
Cumulactive
FINANCING
Outstanding
$49,826
$64,000
sinking fund debs, due 1973
subordinated sinking fund notes,
due
from
30,
at
proceeds, estimated at $1,700,000, will be used
debt
and for other
Pennsylvania,
West Virginia.
stock
common
thereafter.
carrier.
of
ber
A
Ford
25
fields.
manufacturers of
printed circuit board, flexible insulation, vulcan¬
mica *products,:and is active in the production of
division is
new
fibre
ized
and
explained.—V. 196, p. 4.
including
Beasley
Authorized reconditioners in the United States.
present time, the company serves Ford, Mercury and Lincoln
three
the
dinated debentures, due 1977, at 100%. The deben¬
tures are convertible, unless sooner redeemed, into
Industries, Inc. has been engaged in the
business of reconditioning and
selling Ford Authorized reconditioned
engines and exchange parts to Ford dealers.
It is one of the largest
At
for
prospectus,
Co., Nathanson & Co., Inc., and Reuben
Rose & Co. Inc., New York City, offered
publicly,
$2,000,000 of this company's 6%% convertible subor¬
the
name—from Continental-
Polychem—will more accurately reflect the
Budd
to
—
the
under
brand name of B.B.C. To solve transportation
problems and reduce
.delivery expense, the company recently organized Authorized Trans«portation, Inc. As a wholly owned subsidiary, ATI will serve the
highs
Lieberbaum &
in
one
The
Bloomfield Building Industries, Inc. — Debentures
Offered
Pursuant to a Sept. 27,
1962
are
has
now
Ohio,
all-time
month penoas. Mr. Karnes saiu. ' our unit sales increased by
greater percentage than our dollar sales. Selling prices of certain
of our items were lower than in the corresponding period a
year
com-
However, under the management and supervision of
Beasley
Industries, these recent acquisitions are expected to increase future
sales and earnings of the
company.
Columbus,
^
New
plans
pleted.
-
...
and
the state of
in
recent,
so
year, Beasley Industries purchased a group
remanufacturing and sales companies located
Massachusetts and a truck transportation com¬
the
year
a
ago," he
Fibre
laminated plastics,
six
dential
this
of
automotive
fiscal
current
2.5%
or
the first
unit
additional
manufacturing
of the
the
for
share
common
to $278,185,072
from
$271,467,834
of the previous fiscal year.
both before and after taxes, were 7%
ahead
of those for the like period last year. Net earnings were
$5,083,198, equal to $1.35 per common share, compared to $4,732,920
and $1.31 per common share in 1961.
for
months'
in¬
company comprised the automotive
rebuilding and
reconditioning business formerly carried on by J. W. Watson &
Co. of Columbus, Ohio, and
Beasley Motor Co. of Altoona, Penn.
for
31
Aug.
$6,717,238,
up
activities, and to fully relate
out that the change in
organization's expansion into new chemical-based
the
common
stock, compared to 75 cents per
second quarter of 1961.
Dollar sales for the first six months of
Six
Diamond
Karnes, President.
of
the
was
under
; A Ai,A "A AAA A A
a_separate Belgium corpora¬
as
pointed
Budd
Mr.
year
Net earnings rose
another
Third
Ohio
fiscal
last
both the second quarter and sixwere reported for Beatrice Foods by
earnings
has
Beasley
to
operate
the
President, said the divisionalization move—
immediately—is being made "to complete tne
Budd, Jr.,
effective
is
integration of all of Budd's diversified
them to the Budd corporate identity."
sales
Dollar
increase
engaged
1961
for
subsidiaries
Sales, Earnings—
period
then
period Ended
will
also
Yogurt
company
Danone
throughout Belgium.
$18,01)0,000.
A.,
The
Airica.
and- distributes
Edward G.
which
processes
sales
after
Bastian-Blessing Co.—Nine Months' Report-
its
and
in
and
Co.
yogurt
company has announced that it is changing its
subsidiary, Continental-Diamond Fibre
Corp., into an opeiating
division to be known as Budd Polychem Division.
- (7
same
BUSINESS
Bauer-Schweitzer Malting Co., Inc., Froedtert Malt Cor¬
poration, Red River Grain Co., Anchor Manufacturing Co., HeviDuty Electric Division, t>ola Electric i^j., tsola-Basic Products Ltd.,
Sola Electrica de Mexico, S. A.,
Hevi-Duty Heating Equipment Divi¬
A
of
on
are:
Market
Danone
Stassano
Budd Co.—Forms New Division—
The
management, personnel, products,' brand names,
and distribution. Marcel Dumay will con¬
president and general manager.
William G.
»•.»'-<*—.'j-v,.,.
metallurgical
which
and
.
Basic Products' Is
and
the
Record
operation
•■A,
A
to
Wening, were
construction and other capital
building
ecu.wiuy s
7AA von Wening noted that
company's metallurgical
.
according
industries.
Expenses
compared
:
profit,
on
the
Lacsoons
Record
reported
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Down—
ended
1962
in
own
excess
with
went
Basic Products
plants
Foods' first
Lacsoons
Common
its
Lacsoons, S.
tinue
for Bacharach. It includes a wide range
fiat 'lapping of ultra-precision surfaces,
products
of rotary machines for
originally developed for servicing diesel fuel injection components,
but also having a broad base of applications in manufacturing and
mechanical laboratory work.
Louis L. Vayaa. Bacharacn president, stated that the transaction
involved cash,
and no stock was exchanged. Terms were not an¬
i;
.
the
as
manufacturing
Calif.
a
in
States.
interest
an
Sales
Co.—Acquisition #
Instrument
United
well
as
Industrial
largest
It is
and
diversified
modern,
most
represents Beatrice
dairy facilities in the Common Market.
Lacsoons is fully-equipped with modern machinery to process all
types of dairy products and dairy food specialties.
Its extensive
line of dairy and related products includes Stassano bottled fresh
milk, buttermilk,
grade A milk,
Bactofuge
milk, yogurt, fresh
cream, butter and white cheese. Sterilized products include bottled
milk, evaporated milk, chocolate milk, 40%
cream,
10%
coffee
cream,
buttermilk soup, skim milk and special dietetic milks for
children, all produced by the Stabilac process.
'
Lacsoons' products are distributed throughout Belgium and some
has
Bacharach
the
of
one
dairy operations in the European Economic Community.
comparable in size to the biggest diversified dairy processing
are
425.
p.
is
Lacsoons
in their respective
operate and expand
anticipated that by combining the facilities
companies, a broader concept of mortgage
lending will be made available.
fields.
1962
Monday, October 8,
.
.
.
the
stock
to
offered
and Brand,
additional
terms
the
company
named
agreed
company
the
below,
purchase,
hereby
has
agreed
Grumet &
number
of
set
to
conditions
and
and
the
number
forth
sell
set
forth
has agreed to sell to
each of the under¬
to
of
shares
of
opposite its name
Brand, Grumet &
Seigel, Inc. has- agreed to pur¬
shares, not in excess of 50,000,
specify to the company within seven business
days after
A
.
Volume
the
date
Number
6201
prospectus.
Any
196
the
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
shares
not
purchased
so
underwriters
other
stances
substituted
be
may
the
or
Shares'
777'7
Grumet
Brand,
Ross
Kesselman
—V.
Seigel,
&
Inc.
77
7,77-7
Co.,
Inc.
,_12,500
__
J96, p. 849.
.
Rand
Collins & Aikman Corp.—Earnings Up 68%-—
This
manufacturer
siderable expansion in
of
the facilities
of
our
division."—V.
yarn
L.
Rothschild
F.
Scudder
400
150
|.
F.
150
Robert
400
Walston
H.
Steele
j.
Stein
&
—V.
Stokes
200
150
1,000
150
100
I
Continental Investment Corp.—Common Stock Of¬
fered—Pursuant to
Sept. 7, 1962 offering circular,
Corp., Scottsdale, Ariz., offered
publicly, 200,000 shares of this firm's common stock
1791.
System, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
The
corporation hag called for redemption on Nov. 1, 1962,
through operation of
the sinking fund,
$760,000 of its 4%%
debentures, series K, due Nov. 1, 1983 at 101%.
Payment will be
made
—V.
the
at
Morgan
1341.
196, p.
Guaranty
Trust
Co.,
Broadway,
140
N.
a
share.
Net proceeds will be used for working capital.
BUSINESS—The
Ariz.,
Feb.
1961,
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Bonds
Sold—On Oct. 2> 1962, First Boston Corp. and Halsey,
Stuart
&
The
in
1, 1967, at a lower interest rate
or
not be
may
refunded
cost to the company
before
"
.
Corp.—$4,475
Inc. 4,475
Allison-Williams
C.
A.
Allyn
Almstedt
& Co
1,500
Baker &
Arnhold
100
Securities
&
Corp. 1,500
Inc.
Co.,
C.
Bache
& Co.
;
Burge
&
Barth &
K. Baum &
Stearns & Co
Becker
G.
A.
&
&
Co
Co.
Co.
Inc.__
The
First
Cleveland
Corp.
Corp
Securities
First
Southwest
ments
100
Co.
&
Ginther
&
150
1,500
1,500
Co.
Co
600
200
Boettcher & Co
200
150
750
Common
Bank
ditions
Inc
Partners
Haupt & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Hendrix
&
Mayes, Inc.
H.
Hentz
Hill
Co.
&
Richards
Burnham &
A.
The
set
if
750"
Lane,
Corp.
&
Co.
750
&
Co.
100
250
Kreeger & Co.____
HI. Josey & Co._
John B. Joyce & Co
Kalman & Co., Inc
200
300
Jones,
Carolina Securities Corp.__
250
Chace, Whiteside &
Winslow,
Inc.
Chapman, Howe &
Co.__
200
Kaufman
Corp.__
500
150
Bros.
Co.___
Corp.
100
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
Kormendi & Co., Inc
Clayton Securities Corp.__
C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.
Julien Collins & Co
250
Ladenburg,
Securities
250
Corp
Clarke
W.
Richard
Cooley & Co.
500
Courts & Co.
500
Mackall
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
Cunningham, Schmertz &
Co., Inc.
150
Hugo Marx & Co
McCarley & Co.,
200
Co.
Wm.
Townsend,
&
Bodine
Dick & Merle-Smith
1,500
Inc. 1,000
200
R.
S.
&
&
Co.,
&
Dickson
Dittmar
Inc
Co.,
300
Doolittle & Co.
&
I.
A.
G.
du
&
&
Equitable
Securities
Evans
&
Clement
Inc.
Co.
Co.
A.
Inc
Evans
Milwakuee
.——
&
-—;--a-
100
300
The
J.
A.
150
J.
Wilson
Coleman
&
Cruttenden,
Miller
&
Co.,
Co.
G.
Edwards
8,000
&
Sons—
Inc.
&
8,000
6,000
Co.
Co.__
200
1,000
150
150
Co—
500
Overton & Co
150
Northwest
Co—250
Corp.
—
&
Co.,
1,$00
Inc. f 100
then
It
either
builders
to
sells
builds
and
single
homes in the
the Improved
family
the improved lots or sells
on
individual
or
date the company's
around Atlanta and Nash¬
purchasers.
To
operations have been conducted in and
ville, Tenn.
The company, with minor exceptions, does not engage In spec¬
ulative building of homes for sale but generally starts construction
after the Individual home buyer has purchased
the lot, obtained
permanent mortgage financing
and
entered into a construction
agreement with the company.
In the construction of homes the
company
employs prefabricated house packages manufactured by
others.
v;
/
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
■■
■
7
■
■
mortgage
long
notes
term
;__
Outstanding
loans
Indebtedness
$2,245,123
600,000
______
note
Construction
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
___—
889,594
incurred
payable
in acquisition
217,000
of
mintority
interests
Other notes payable
Common stock, (par $1)
Class
—V.
B
stock
common
195,
257,494
;
(par
$1)
70,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
__
181,000 shs.
1655.
p.
Sales, Earnings—
Curtis Industries, Inc.—Recofd
Curtis
Industries
has
reported record sales and earnings for the
1962, the first quarter of Its new fiscal
three months ended Aug. 31,
year.
Sales
to
advanced
an
all-time first
quarter high of $2,624,200, up
8%, for the period which witnessed the formal launching of organ¬
ized
service to industrial firms, Institutions, public agencies and
construction projects. Heretofore, Curtis, a major
replacement parts, hardware specialties
one of the largest manufacturers
of keys and
large farms and
distributor
and
automotive
of
fasteners,
and
key equipment, had concentrated on resale markets Instead of users.
Earnings increased to $149,700, or 23.1 cents a share, up 2%. This
compares with 22.6 cents per share last year on the basis of 649,419
shares now outstanding.—V. 196, p. 744.
Corp.—Sales Higher—
Datatrol
1959, had a backlog of orders totaling
fiscal year on July 31, contrasted with
backlog of $270,000 at the same time a year ago, Mr.
Donaghue stated.
Sales for the past year totaled $551,783. In the 1961 reporting
period they were $63,854. Mr. Donaghue pointed out that the firm
6howed a net loss of $49,940 on a volume of $197,779 during the
This firm, established in
$764,835 at the end of the
order
an
first
six
months
of $22,483
on
the
of
period
reporting
but
established a profit
half.—V. 194,
volume of $353,984 during the second
a
316.
p.
Digitronics Corp.—New Product—
Mackall & Coe_—^.1—
M.
&
Hirshberg,
Simon
&
Inc.
Skaggs & Co
—V. 195, p. 1799.
6,000
Davis,
Co.
Wineman, Weiss & Co.__
Draper, Sears & Co
Strader & Co., Inc
Yates, Heitner & Woods
Willis, Kenny & Ayres,
Zuckerman,
4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
& COi
6,000
:—
Disc, Inc.—Earnings Up 350%—
company's annual report, distributed at the annual meeting
this national real estate organization, shows that net earnings
leaped to $817,017 for the year ended Feb. 28, 1962, an increase of
more than 350%
over the previous year.
Earnings were 36 cents
per share, compared With 10 cents per share for the fiscal year
which ended Feb. 28, 1961. Earned surplus was $926,099, as against
$227,367 in the preceding year.
In addition to the sharp increase in earnings and surplus, DISC'S
growth continued. The company valued Its assets at more than $31
million, compared with $23 million in last year's report.
It was
stated that every transaction that the company has made to date,
every sale and every loan, has been madb at a sum equal to or
larger than the company's valuation of the specific property in¬
The
volved,
"Profit from
—
Smith & Co.
4,000
4,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
Securities Sold Privately
—
On
Corrigan Communications, Inc.—Marketing
Agree.
Corrigan Communications, Santa Ana, Calif., has announced that
has entered into an agreement with Eectronic Teaching Labora¬
tories, Inc., of Washington, D, C., under which ETL will manufac¬
ture and market OCI's Teletest automated instruction systems both
in the United States and abroad on a royalty basis.
The well-known Eastern organization manufactures and markets
the
Monitor Electronic Language
Laboratory through a network
of over 40 distributors in the U. S. and in over 60 foreign countries.
A
.....
Distillers Corp.-SeagramsLtd.—Sales, Profits
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams
the
fiscal
ended July
year
Higher
Ltd. showed higher sales and profits for
31, 1962, Samuel Bronfman, President,
reported.
y.
Consolidated sales for its world-wide subsidiaries were the
in
the company's history, totaling
$794,233,958 in the preceding year.
$820,412,306
as
highest
compared with
Net earnings for the year after deducting cost of sales, operating
expenses and
other charges including income taxes amounted to
$31,613,490, compared with $30,944,406 for the year before.
Net
earnings per share for the current year were $3.60 on the 8,769,350
shares outstanding, compared with $3.53 per share for the
July 31, 1961.
figures are expressed in United States dollars as has been the
company's practice over the years.
common
2,000
2,000
it
unique proprietary development of Dr. Robert E*. Corrigan, CCI
Teletest is the first" operative electronic system per-
chairman,
-,7
,
the sale and operation of our properties, expansion
holdings, increase in construction activities and the strengthen¬
ing of DISC'S management team all contributed to the continued
prosperity of the company," stated Irving S. Llchtman, the com¬
pany's President and Board Chairman, in his letter to share owners.
"DISC differs in many respects from other companies.
We are
investors, we are developers, and We are builders. While the result
of the usual business operation is measured by net income, in DISC'S
activities one must peer beyond net income in order to measure
properly progress and value.
Time has proven that we have pur¬
chased our properties advantageously.
We have acquired an inven¬
tory of property for development, so strategically located, that in
our
Judgment, this inventory will continue to increase in value.
Construction
of
income-protfucing improvements, planned and in
progress on certain of these holdings, will be sources of additional
earnings. DISC has thus coupled income production with dynamic
growth."—V. 191, p. 1432.
'77.
of
fiscal year ended
All
The annual stockholders'
Contronics, Inc.
this issue.;—V. 193, p. 2665.
of
4,000
4,000
A. E. M'asten & Co.——
I.
York Times Co.,
See New
4,000
Helme & Co.__
D. Lunt & Co
Stix
Co.,
8,000
&
S.
Norris
8,000
George D. B.
Bonbright & Co._.
Brush, Slocumb
8,000
&
—
Dempsey-Tegeler
Inc.
A.
Inc.
*
Podesta
___
Harold H.
Southeastern
through Lincoln Development Corp., Boston.
Hirshberg, Inc.—
Lee Peeler
Inc._
Richter & Co.__
Wheat & Co._
C.
100
York Hanseatic Corp.
Pacific
12,000
8,000
J.
Barth & Co
Birr,
300
300
Paribas
Co.,
Co.,
First
6,000
6,000
6,000
6,000
6,000
500
Co
Co—
Ohio
&
Scherck,
12,000
Walston
15,000
Co.,
Inc.
J.
Reinholdt & Gardner——
250
Norris
200
Corp. 1,500
Inc.____—
&
—
___.
250
——
&
Co.
&
hie.
Newhard, Cook & Co.——
15,000
Shields
400
150
Shares
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
—
Roland & Co
Moroney, Beissner & Co.,
New
all
42,000
400
Model,
Inc.
below. The underwriters are committed to
the shares of common stock offered hereby
names
for
taken:
any are
I'——-
■
150
&
'
Elworthy
300
1,567,154 shs.
$4,500,000
81,798
Oct. 2, 1962, it was reported that $450,000 of this Bos¬
ton firm's promissory notes due 1969 with warrants
and class B common stock had been sold privately
Mullaney, Wells &
Newburger & Co.;
Co. 1,500
Sons—
Stokes
Morris,
Co.
400
Mericka & Co.,
__
them,
pay
42,000
250
300
&
Pont
Edwards
Elkins,
__
Inc
Mid-South Securities Co.
The
150
Inc
Co.,
Dorsey
Francis
250
300
Coe
——
J.
Inc.
400
Crouter
&
McKelvy & Co.
300
Co., Inc.
DeHaven
150
McMaster Hutchinson &
Securities
Union
100
1,500
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
Irving Lundborg & Co—L7
Dallas
300
Thalmann &
Co.
150
300
to
and
Fusz-Schmelzle
Jones
$5,500,000
the
underwriting agreement, the several
agreed, severally, subject to the terms and con¬
forth, to purchase, and the company has agreed
the respective number of shares of common stock
Inc.
250
Lemon
D.
Outstanding
have
Clark, Dodge & Co.,
Space
Edward
FINANCING
100,000 shs.
2,400,000 shs.
1963
Allen & Co.
250
Johnston,
Corbett & Pickard,
Sept. 30,
E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc.—
$400
Securities
100
City
general
Shares
250
,
Securities
proceeds
for
therein set
opposite their
take
200
Hogle & Co._
Johnson,
sell
to
1,500
1,500
150
Inc.
600
Childs
the
UNDERWRITERS—In
600
Co., Inc.
Co.,
&
I
par)
due
700
&
Hilsman
H.
Interstate
Sherrerd—
of
available
notes
500
&
issuable in series
($1
notes
underwriters
J.
&
balance
be
4,028 shs.
stock
loan
Short-term
Hirsch & Co., Inc
Butcher
The
will
series
150
100
Denton,
stk. ($25 par)
5%
300
Talbot
&
500
Burns,
and
Authorized
Pfd.
Hannaford
300
&
funds
300
600
Burgess & Leith__:
Co
purpose
■
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
J.
Brooke, Sheridan, Bogan
Bros.
to
used
a
combined pro forma system basis, unaudited
operating revenues for the 12 months ended June 30, 1962,
$7,653,421 and net income was $343,353.
0
500
Inc.
Gregory & Sons
&
Blewer, Glynn & Co
Burns
subsidiaries.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Marache & Co.,
Granbery,
Ira
Inc
be
REVENUES—On
150
750
Harris
Co.,
will
BUSINESS—The company, in s. Bemlston St., St.
Louis, Mo.,
organized to acquire controlling interests in operating tele¬
phone properties throughout the United States and, since Its organi¬
zation in I960, it has acquired 35 such properties.
The company's
subsidiaries provide local and toll (long-distance) telephone services,
without competition, in their respective service areas.
Toll service
between their respective exchanges is provided for the most
part by
the subsidiaries themselves.
Toll service to other points is provided
through interconnection with the facilities of the Bell Telephone
System and independent systems.
At June 30, 1962, the company
had 80,489 telephones in service.
\f■v:"y
C>"y-■ r
150
150
&
financing
250
750
Inc.
to
general
debt,
corporate purposes.
300
& Frederking
Hobbs & Hart, Inc.
Gairdner &
Co., Inc
Inc
Boynton & Co.,
to
certain
was
250
Funk,
Inc
Bradford & Co._
advances
added
total
Co.
D.
the
from
aggregated
Co.,
C.
and
be
150
&
J.
proceeds
making additional invest¬
M. M. Freeman & Co., Inc.
&
E.
1,000,000 shs.
stock through the offering of 280,000
common
400
Blair
Blair
:■■■
Continental Telephone Co.—Common Offered—On
Oct. 4, 1962, Allen & Co. and E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc.,
New York City, joint managers of an underwriting
300
Co
<
PROCEEDS—Net
100
First
Outstanding
596,500 shs.
28,500 shs.
repay, in part, bank loans Incurred by the company for the
of acquiring its present subsidiaries and
500
First Southeastern Co
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
shares at $9 per share.
Securities,
Inc.
Black
William
mortgages. The company
capital by selling the
company to other cor¬
sales are made at a lesser
EFFECT
■*
lots.
the
60,000,000 shs.
-
used to discharge
general funds.
company, 905 Fifteen Peachtree Bldg., Atlanta,
Delaware corporation organized Aug. 17,
1962, a successor to
Georgia corporation organized Nov. 22, 1961) and its subsidiaries
are
engaged in residential real estate development.
The company
purchases tracts of raw land which it improves and subdivides into
its
of
195, p. 2589.
pany's
200
Co.
&
Alabama
Fridley
500
Co.
George
Bear,
Clark
Fahnestock
250
Inc.
J.
Fahey,
First
GIVING
to
and
use
group, announced the initial public sale of this com¬
Amount
300
150
1,500
Kraus
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
Ball,
contracts
greatest
Oct.
100
Co
or
Preferred
—V.
(000's Omitted)
Freeman
Ashmun
S.
300
S.
Bleichroeder, Inc
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co._
estate
the
mortgages purchased by
individual purchasers. These
Common
will
*
150
Brothers
American
Amott,
200
Co
real
achieve
and
Authorized
;
(000's Omitted)
Stuart & Co.
& Co., Inc
to
CAPITALIZATION
than 4%%.
Amount
First Boston
Corp.
general purpose of engaging
initial emphasis on investing in
the
than that at which the company made the original pur¬
but there is no assurance that this can be done in all
Mortgages and contracts purchased by the company become
inventory of the company for the purposes' of sale.
PURCHASERS — The purchasers named below have severally
agreed to purchase from the company the following respective prin¬
cipal amount of bonds:
The
Investment
cases.
BUSINESS—Consolidated Edison, 4 Irving PI., New York City,
manufactures, generates, purchases and sells electricity, gas and
steam.
It supplies electric service to the five boroughs of New York
City and a large portion of Westchester CoUnty.
Gas service is
supplied in Manhattan and Bronx, parts of Queens and the more
populous parts of Westchester County. Steam service is supplied in
Abroms
Continental
conceived for
was
discount
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of these bonds, together
funds
from the
company's treasury, will be applied to the
redemption on or about Nov. 2, of an estimated $81,215,000 principal
amount of first and refunding mortgage
bonds, 5V4% series Q, due
Dec. 1, 1989, at 106.07 plus accrued interest.
Halsey,
to
name
second
and
porate
with
i
name
chase,
The bonds
,
the
company
contracts
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The bonds are redeemable at optional
redemption prices ranging from 106.43%
to par, and at special
redemption prices declining from 101.426%
to par, plus accrued
parts of Manhattan.
the
be
(a
6Vs %
special meeting of the shareholders of the company,
of Incorporation
of the company were
amended to
a
attempts
bid of 100.70%.
case.
under
an
the, mortgage business with the
first
competing bid of 100.53999 for the bonds, also
as 4%s, came from a
group managed by Morgan Stan¬
ley & Co.
each
at
change
Co.
A
interest in
1961,
Articles
the
Inc., New York City, and associates,
offered publicly, $75,000,000 of this company's first
and refunding mortgage bonds, 4%% series
W, due
Oct. 1, 1992, at 101.426% to yield 4.29% to maturity.
The group won the award at competitive sale Oct. 2
on a
1,
as
will
added
sale
be
a
Land
Scottsdale Savings Bldg., Scottsdale,
Arizona corporation in Scottsdale on
of Continental Trust Co. On Nov. 18,
company,
incorporated
was
the
will
Authorized
at $1.50 per
Y.
from
balance
the
lots
300
.
BUSINESS—The
$10,000 to $25,000 range
Continental Securities
Columbia Gas
Proceeds
and
100
200
863.
p.
1, 1962, McDonnell & Co., Inc., New York City, and
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner, Atlanta, announced the
200
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
Wyllie & Thornhill, Inc.—
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.—
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
Zuckerman, Smith & Cp.
150
Co
&
1046.
p.
150
Co
&
L.
,
150
196,
Wheat
C.
195,
initial public offering of 70,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $8.50 per share.
400
100
over-the-counter.—V.
Cousins Properties Inc.—Common Offered—On Oct.
1,500
Co.
>
300
Walter
&
Whitakqr & Co.
Wood, Struthers & Co.__
Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
Inc.
100
Co.
300
C. N. White & Co
150
Inc.
300
Co.
Robert
400
Sterne, Agee & Leach
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
196,
&
J.
200
&
Wallace
100
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Stix
100
&
Wertheim
400
Boyce__
150
___—_______
Chisholm & Co.,
K.
traded
200
.
Co., Inc
Irving Wels & Co.
1,000
Co.
&
Co.__
&
Bros.
Mohr, Farish &
Inc.
_;
Dabney & i
200
Co
&
Staats
R.
300
_______—_
100
&
Smithers
S.
William
Co.
Is
300
Co._
f ■' InC.
:
Joseph Walker & Sons—__
Inc.__
Mayer__
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.—
Seasongood
&
Thornton,
Gauntt,
Townsend,
Tyson
Varnedoe,
300
German
&
300 .7
750
;*■
&
mitting two-way group instruction by a teacher in the conventional
classroom mode. It is applicable not only for classroom instruction
of single groups but alsd through open and closed circuit television.
According to Kenneth G, Donald, Corrigan Communications presi¬
dent, the licensing arrangement will permit CCI to concentrate its
energies in the areas of printed circuitry, magnetics, and investi¬
gative devices where it is also making important strides.
Corrigan Communications is a publicly-held company whose stock
400
___
Inc
Talmage & Co.
Thomas
Co
Co
&
Co.,
Co.
Sutro Bros.
.
500
150
Co.— 1,500
&
&
&
200
Co.,
Strauss
&
& Co.,
Schwabacher
Colonial Mortgage Service Co.-—New Control—
See Atlas'Credit Corp., this*issue.—V. 193, p.
300
750
.__
Russ
1344.
p.
Co.
&
&
Stroud
Sutro
Rippel &
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
Rotan, Mosle & Co.
textile fabrics and yarns, has re¬
ported record sales of $53,571,535 for the first fiscal six months
ended Sept. 1, 1962, against those of $39,482,461 in the comparable
1961 period.
Net income after taxes totaled $1,872,773, a record
high, equivalent to $1.70 per share on the 1,101,300 common shares
currently outstanding. This compares with $1,112,396, or $1.03 per
share, in the 1961 six months' period, on the 1,083,000 shares then
outstanding after adjustment for a 2-for-l common stock split
which became effective Nov. 24, 1961.
:
■
\
Second quarter sales
rose
to $27,903,238 from $22,466,509 a
year ago.
Net income after taxes for the quarter totaled $913,585,
or 83 cents per common
share, compared with $723,773, or 67 cents
a share a year ago based on the common shares outstanding at that
time after adjustment for the two-for-one stock split.
'
Donald F. McCullough, President, stated that "sales in the third
quarter continue at a satisfactory rate." He added that a new
spinning plant of approximately 60,000 square feet is now being
completed at Troy, North Carolina which "will provide for a con¬
leading
(000's Omitted)
Inc.——
100
S.
J.
150
—
15,000
&
'''.77 Amount
;
;
Strader
150
: %
_
22,500
._
._
Hirsch
&
.
-V"v''1 7v
(000's Omitted)
Penington, Colket & Co
Peters, Writer &
* - \
Christensen, Inc.
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
j
Inc.
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.
underwriting
agreement terminated.
■7''
Amount
by
Brand, Grummet & Seigel, Inc. will be withdrawn from registration.
In the event
of
default by any underwriter, in certain circum¬
7 '
(1451)
meeting has been scheduled for Nov. 15,
1962.
The
results
of
operations of Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc.. a
wholly-owned U. 8. subsidiary, are included in the above figlures.
Consolidated net income of Joseph E. Seagram & Sons and subsid¬
iary companies totaled $16,209,058 for the year ended July 31, 1962.
Net income of $15,366,948 was reported for the year ended July
31, 1961.
Consolidated net sales of Joseph E. Seagram & Sons and subsid¬
iary companies amounted to $735,083,010 for the year ended July 31,
1962.
Net sales of $710,665,895 were reported for the fiscal year
ended July 31, 1961.—V. 195, p. 2701.
^
t
r
.
I
.
,
Dover Corp.—Proposed
The
of
company
De-Sta-Co
nounced
has
Corp.
by Fred D.
*
.
'
■ r_
,
< n
>
*
Acquisition—
signed an agreement to purchase the assets
(formerly Detroit Stamping Co.), it was an¬
Durham, chairman of Dover, and Glendon H.
of De-Sta-Co. The price to be paid by Dover
Roberts/ president
will be equal to approximately $20
per
share of, De-Sta-Co stock.
Trie
will
will
name
is
47
a
unchanged.
Electronic
and a European subsidiary
produces and markets toggle
clamps
for jigs and fixtures; : blower housings for heating and :
ventilating equipment; shim and spacing products, reed and ringvalves, and close tolerance components for refrigeration and com¬
pressor manufacturers.
'
i
.77"
of
Sales
plants
.
whose stock is
listed
are running at an annual rate of $50,000,000. The
commanufactures hydraulic and electric elevators; oil well equip-,,
valves, couplers ana 110^1
n /aiaunc lilting
devices; • pres¬
sure sealing devices;
gas heating equipment, vent pipe and fireplace /
fixtures.—V. 196, p. 1050.
.
*
'
V
change,
.
'
senior
notes
and
$3,000,000
of its
Period
Ended
77777'.'*■■ ■777'77 "777
30—
June
earnings
Expenses (including
int.
&
7:7
1962
77' 1961
■
/.
...,
earnings
Profit
for
Preference
for
191.
:_7
$48,200
:
91%
over
of the 6,000,000
Cleveland-based
products.
manufacturer
of
will
independent
be
operated
British
as
Eaton
an
manufacturer
and gears for
eats,
English Co.
offered
shares of E.N.V.
automotive,
stock
truck,
of
E.N.V.
of
added.
he
subsidiary.
will
It is
transmissions,
axle
.
*'■
.
;
compared
>
.■
largest
7
the
oi
objectives
Dane-
nave
pointed to tne increase in
electric heating and electronic
to
$13
incorporated'
Bankshares is
,
also
-We
the
look
forward
Commonwealth
the
to
countries
day
make.
when
become
may
7"■/'.7/;
-v
Britain
and
of
members
many
the
-
of
"It
Euro-
divided
for- contingencies}
reserves
of
There
.Common
Electromagnetic Industries, Inc.—Debentures—Com^
mon Offered—On Oct. 2, 1962,
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., Jacksonville, Fla., offered publicly, 15,000
shares
at $3
at prices
convertible
are
ranging from $4
into
be
used
for
debt
repayment,
machinery,
3U3INESS—The
Sdyville,
L.
in
May,
1969,
of
Instruments
I.,
N.
Y.,
for
the
&
was
of acquiring all of the capital stock
Co., Inc., and 103 Caleton Avenue-
purpose
Accessories
Corp.,
both of which are now subsidiaries
subsidiaries of the company are
Metering &
of
the
to
rolls
—V.
196,
to
tion
and
together
with
its
subsidiaries,
is
primarily: *
design, production, assembly, distribution and sale ;
magnetic
control
components
devices.
CAPITALIZATION
7*
•
GIVING
.
eWc,
convertible
1,
Aug.
Stock
debentures,
The
First
mortgage
loan
due
mortgage loan
Equipment loans-,.
196,
FINANCING
due
*
Outstanding
•
the
and
"
:
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*
"
13,857
-
-
In
This
Dallas-based
ment
of
tries,
a
investment
company
Trust
of
its
taxes
of
Four
Star
This
equal, to
then
$1.06
year,
for
revenues
the
$24,193,715
fiscal
•.
number
six
shows
Lloyd
that
a'successful
renewed
shows
had
Bridges
and
been
of
2,500
Joseph
shares
of
an
outstanding
F.
Columbia
Columbia
McKinney
Industries
additional 47,500
has announced
said
shares
Industries
his
common
of
Gabriel
invest¬
an
See
,
and
stock
stock.
totals
and
renewed
Maremont Corp.,
license
as
to- become
Roger
pany
existence,
the
a
full
scale
ZeBer,
and
current
stated
fiscal
with total
primary
product
the
venture
year
is
a
of
excess
that
sales
made
net
since
company
$600,000
sales
excess
plastic
ESI
sold
or
for
or
Sinners,"
the
common
presentation
the
sold,—V.
196,
1962-63
for
earlier
the
ef
during
the
its
first
this
month
his
bowling
ball
which
nation.
Columbia
-
the
into
months
of
-
branches.
is
industry,
develop¬
of
'
the
of
for
company
the
first
nine
compared with $563,936,813 lor
by chairman T. F. Q'Neil
•
"This
sales
is
increase
an
increases,
"the
of
17.7%
.
with
stockholders
were
,
...
.
,
reported.
was
experienced
were
Rubber
in
the
Products,
fiist
to
reflect
told.-
were
nine
•
in
1962
while
of
competitive
-
-
in
and
months
Chemical-Plastics
sales
1962
of
-
the Tire
•
last
over
the
pressure,
'
year
General
;
y
.
;
sales
in
for
the
of
excess
quarter
those
the
over
the
nine
of
$3,106,000
months
versus
20.6%
.1962
of
reported
ended
$11,500,000
ended
30,
Sept.
reported
for
the
president.
1962,
for the
Sept.
for
30,
the
1961
.
25,5%
a
period in 1961.
sales totalled
same
net
1962,
like
'■
$3,900,000,
were
were
similar
Meyer,
period
in
19.61,
in-
an
.
7,
:
7"7.':- :777.7777/7777777:777
'
"Based: on the volume of orders on hand and
incoming orders, the fourth quarter should also pro¬
.
of
increase
an
in
year."—V7.196,
volume
the
over
corresponding
640.
p.
quarter
of
7
>.
Government Employees Corp.—Stock Split Voted—
On
to
7'
May 23, 1962, the board of directors of this corporation voted 7
spilt the common stock on a 5-for-2 basis and declared its in-'7
tention, in the absence of unforeseen circumstances
to
fix
an
annual
on
the common
stock split. The
stock
addi-
the
upon
of
7
Both
*
in
board
of
the
Nov.
2,
cents
20
current
also
dividends
record
313.
p.
11.1%
The
Colonel,"
time
stock
common
'
season.
this
at
year
resulting from the stock split were issued on Sept. 20,
1962; to stockholders of record on Aug. 13, 1962.
The board has declared a regular semi-annual dividend
on
its
7
regular
declared
are
share.
per
an
payable
1962.—V.
196,
cash
represents
dividend rate.
dividend
extra
on
This
Nov.
23,
of
cents
5
to
1962,
an
per
share.
stockholders
of
537.
p.
:
increase 7-
»
Gray Drug Stores, Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
Stock—
;7v"?-'-;.--
1145.
Sales
of
'
the
amount
which
to
more
initial
entry
the
company
Toronto,
one
of
branch, is
Equitable
General
-
Canadd,
Acceptance
in
one
Finance
'
..
five
small
Harold
This
brings
General
now
F.
•
stands
able
Ac-
-
331
in 34 states,
Canada, and Puerto Rico. ; 7 * ,7
Willsr chairman of General Acceptance stated "we. expect
operations in Canada to be mutually beneficial to the Equit¬
R,
organizations
Emil
that
at
; better
and
to
us.'1
:
.
•
»
•
-
-
move
service
to
will
enable
their
the
customers
Equitable
and
organizations .to
dealers
and
provide
*
said
render
greater
$50,000,000
climb
15%
for
the
more
or
over
fiscal
last
year
year's
president-treasurer
of
Harold
C.
Brown
&
'
largest
of
$801,000
12
Mr.
years
drug
or
net
chain,
$1.27
a
earnings
Weinberger said that
accompanied
was
share,
have
the
marking
record
by
the
established
llth
new
net
time
earn¬
in
the
records.
midst of the
greatest expansion in its history, pioneering in rrew directions and
establishing firm foundations for the growth of sales and net
income for the years ahead.
He pointed out that the company was
stronger than ever before with shareholders equity above $10,000,000
or
$16 a share for the first time.
The
;
Schlesinger, president of the two Equitable companies,
this
Brown,
past
ceptance's net receivables outstanding to approximately
$288,000,000.
The number of units in General
Acceptance's network of branches
future
C.
ings
outstanding receivables of the'two Equif- I
operate as wholly owned subsidiaries of
$5,000,000.
exceed
may
Adolph
Inc., of Buffalo, and C. B. McDonald, partner, McDonald &
Co., Cleveland, were elected to the board of directors as it was
expanded to ten members.
All other
directors were re-elected.
The fiscal 1962 sales record for the
company, now the nation's
seventh
loan
will
than
will
and
Co.,
'
'•
the sales finance" •
branch, Is" in ' the"
has
30
$44,952,417,
Weinberger, chairman, told shareholders at the company's annual
meeting.
Sales for the first quarter ending Sept. 30 will be
approximately
15%
over
the $9,907,767
total for the same period last year, an
increase of $1,500,000 for the first quarter
alone, he said.
Acceptance
7 **"*./•• 'J
Acceptance, 7with
and
combined
companies,
Equitable
Ltd.; of
'•*
Equitable
business
The
and
Corp.
'
Acceptance, -with
and
Pa.,
of
record
agreement whereby the six Equitablfe' branches s
the General Acceptance organization.
marks
*•
finance
GAC,
marketed
plastics
able
an
Canada.
Equitable
Allentown,
Equitable Finahce
part
agreement
sales
Industries
The
'
*
and
announced,
of
7'
the
in
announced
was
,
Rubber
rate
duce
last
was"'
Acceptance Corp.—Expands Organization
become
business
com¬
bowling ball produced
represents the most significant improvement in
the bowling ball in
the past 50 years."
*
He
said
his
company's plastic bowling ball is
enjoying "wide
piiblic accepta®ce and setting new sales records for the
bowling
industry.*- He said ESI's $25(1,000 investment will"
provide
by
>
will
year
first
three
.
•
..
said
company
will complete the
$1
million.
The
company's
Citing his
company
as
a
"pioneer
in
Mr.. Zeller said the "revolutionary plastic
plants
Mr.; Meyer- said,
:*
O'Toole,"'' "Kaiser
and
Last
this issue—V. 196, p.
Acceptance,
Ltd.
have
-
relinquishing its
capital company.
Columbia Industries,
of
indicate
in
by
investment
President.
net. sales in.
year
throughout
first
small business
a
L.
had
the
Corp.
Current
.
is
General
-102,500
'
investment
sales
showing
it
ending next June
five-year
shares.
The
has
•
$647,- 7
season
Co.—Maremont Accepts Tendered
General
acquired
company
stock
common
common
also
Investment— v
$250,000 in 5%, five-year senior notes in Columbia IndusAntonio, Texas, and Ephrata, Wash., plastics manu¬
warrants for
products.
net
crease
'7
-,7 77--'
•
selling
Show," 'M'cKeever
"Saints
Sftn
President
and steel
In addition
77
'
facturing firm.
LSI
'
.
oars,- iron
tional shares
out
"Ensign
the
'
and
-
ABC, CBS and NBC television networks for
They are: "The Dick Powell Show,"
Rifleman"
sub-
on
totaled
■;^v;/.7';'^./777^7;7-:.:-7.;-'7;
becomes
7
.
ended June
year
taxes
steel
.
year.
with
>•
cast
w'itn
screens
Rubber Co.—Sales Up 17.7%—
quarter,' according to Emanuel
7 Sales for the third quarter
'
the. same
on
railway
it
continued
substantially
the
* *
after
and
Whitehead
,
transit
rapid
■
,
Genung's Inc.—Preferred Placed Privately—On Oct.
was reported that $2,500,000 of this, firm's
convertible preferred stock had been sold privately
through G. H. Walker & Co., N. Y. City.—V. 190, p. 972.
v
exec-
profits
cloth
Mr.
1961-62 :fiscal year were $19,962,980 com- * cash-dividend rate of 40
cents per-share
in gross revenues registered in the pre-"
-which would be outstanding
following such
•The-executives pointed
concluded
net
share
per
■outstanding.
with
thief
a record $734,077 equal to $1.20 per share
shares outstanding at June 30, 1962.
fiscal
of
O'Neil.
earnings
increased
Globe
by
Powell
and
wire
Calif.
-
Ludlow-Saylor,
3, 1982, it
,
the fifth consecutive fiscal
preceding year. *. 77' " *7
fiscal
Angeles,
$663,866,488
G.
Ludlow-Saylor.
of
Globe Rubber Products Corp.—Sales Up 25.5%—
increased
Dick
of
income of RKO General, Inc., General Tire's radio and
subsidiary, for the 1962 period was $4,041,921 compared
With. $3,744,152 for the
first nine months of fiscal 19611—V. 196,
p.; 1050.
'
'
7j7
the
the
M.
stockholders
For
vice-president
was
over
&
period,
year,"
-■
executive
increased
and
were
Industrial
$13,876,000
Television
industrial
of
Los
share
president
as.
,
profits
The
-
president
year,
•
of
television
1
*7
appointed
Higher—
remain
producer
divisions
last
in
Tire
'""
6,300
been
1961
Division
10,500
has
1962
our
each
Louis and Granite City, GSI
Avonmore, Pa.—V. .196, p. 537.
and
of
for
St.
m
president
of
and
S 7;77-/
10,500
premiums
Ludlow-Saylor,outstanding.
Ludlow-Saylor board;
industrial
•
of
yrill
and
the
major
Increased
,
the
14.700
net
-
com-
increased
,
•
Canada; for.
/"Sales, of Aerojet-General, our rocket and Space Age subsidiary,
in the 19627 period, and net income increased
slightly/-;
;
,
severally
shares
wrote
company
.
of
r,
Co.
previous fiscal
profits
previous
Presents
23,325
Inc.—New
;
.
announced.
common
the
"The
Investors,
\
the
30,224
v
23,325
Elector*-Steienee
York
McDermott,
*??• 1962 .totaled
611,z50
„
five
■
the
which
Gross
741.
p.
J,
in
year
vious
3,750 wts.
.
30,224
13,857-
below.'
have
the
af¬
7
'
in
t
1,410 shs."
below
number
announced
Estimated net earnings for the nine months'ended
Aug, 31,, 1962
were
reported at $17,201,394, or a per-share earnings of 99 cents
on
common
stock- outstanding.
This
compares
with $18,061,334
for
last year when the per-share
earnings were $1.07.
V
745.
after
over
utive^ officer^
pared
8,000 wts.
;
1972
New
p.
income
shares,
j:
1973__
in
.Net
422
"7 77 $300,000
3,750 wts.
in
forth
named
the
has
manager
informed.
r;
*1,800 Shs.
•
agency
largest professional reinsurance,
stock
shares
Louis
a
same
all
as;its transfer agent, registrar and dividend disbursing
196,
stantially
v
7 ■/■/.
expiring
due
;
255,500 shs.
,v
8,000 wts.
Second
—V.
PRESENT
750,000 shs.
.
Bankshares
.•Consolidated net profit after taxes for
expiring
warrant,
1972
underwriters
from
30,000 shs,
weeks
recent
429.
bcfesblidatied'' iaet
increase
'
$300,000
warrant,
Sept. 1, '18ML
Stock
purchase
26,
TO
*'
is
and
months
<•...•
'
.
Four Star Television—Net
77
instrumenta-
Authorized
1987
purchase
March
\
,
7
v
10c)-___
(par
7V
.
electronic
and
7.U-
.
stock
■
EFFECT
.
Common
company.
Bank
to act
Thomas
the
25,000 shs.
•
-
1961
p.
Dobson
General Tire
•
First General Real Estate
Trust—Apoiritment
Chemical
Trust
company,
in
'
•
par)J_7___7-
is'the
common
24,000
C.
of
plants
-
111.
p.
tion.
eifgaged
7
in
Switzerland," he added.
In
196,
Steel
Eday,stone
1,800 shs.
Shares
agent.—V.
of transformers,
'
-
-
America.
were
GSI
•-
-
75,000 shs.
par)
($10
set
:
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc
:,7;v7. ^.Dqettcher- &
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.J. K. Mullen Investment Co._^
7
Other
Controls, Inc., Magnetic V
Alloys Corp. and Electromagnetic Industries of Georgia, Inc. All
of the company's subsidiaries are wholly-owned and all are incorporated undeT the laws of the State of New York except Electromagnetic Industries of Georgia, Inc., which is a Georgia corpora-,'
The
($10
purchase
:
par)
Bank'
stock
stock
/common
Ave., !
York 7.
Sayville Industrial Park, Greeley
incorporated in the State of New
Englewood
and
Reinsurance
plants in So.
"
449,222 shs.
,
.7.7,
company,
National
1,200,000 shs.
which
company,
'leading manufacturer
a
Outstanding
•
;
and
working capital.
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
share after Aug. 1, 1972, until maturity or redemption.
Net proceeds to the company, estimated at $262,316,
will
par)_______
stock i$lo
Common
share initially to $7 per '
per
Bank
Common stock
stock
common
($5
University Hills. Bank
debentures, due Aug. 1, 1987, at 100%. :
debentures
National
Lakeside
company's outstanding common stock,
share, and $300,000 of its 6x/2% convertible
subordinated
stock
Common
of this
per
The
First
7
office
will
greatly improve our service
permitting direct and convenient
Dominion," president Braddock commented.
important -step in the expansion of our international
an
Duncan
over
/Authorized
.
,
head
Sweden
chairman
♦
:
/•
•';?.
*
City, 111. company has assumed control of 'LudlowCloth. Co., St.
Louis, Missouri, • under terms of an 1
previously announced and will: operate it as a wholly- »
owned subsidiary,
C. F. Whitehead, GSI president,
announced.
7
•Ludlow-&aylor; shareholders received', two and one-half shares' of:.
;
1
•
Saylor; Wire
•
Bankshares
!
agreement
,
/
•
the
manu-
This Granite
corporation'
,
for
General Steel Industries^ Inc.—Acquisition—
Offered
>on
profits -and
in
pany
after eliminating group interbank deposits, of approximately ;
$45,949,678 and combined capital accounts (capital, surplus,7un- •
;
relays
Shoup division
the
$73,200,000.—V.
approximately
.7'
is also
General
thus,-providing. broader
J
the
and
7777-77-7.' 77 .v7"-
; Mr. Choate had previously been
the London Assurance Group.
outlets; for our • $2,932,893. The two national banks, First National Banx of Engle7.7
7
7;7. :7 7,7,7:7;: wood and. Lakeside National Bank, are members of the Federal Re¬
•'Eaton has had a long-standing industrial association with E.N.V.
serve System.
University Hills Bank, a state bank, is not a member
and has worked closely with the British company's engineering and
of the Federal Reserve
System/All of the banks are members of
research
department.
This acquisition should help us
to better; the Federal Deposit Insurance'Corp. -•
,
,
V ;
7
serve our present and future U.
S. customers operating in Europe,"
CAPITALIZATION GIVING SiFFECT TO PRESENt FINANCING
he stated.—V. 196, p. 950.
-•
Market,
Common
products.
pean
microminiature
insurance companies,
within
filiates in
posits,
*
Canadian
reinsurance
,
April. 177 1961, and has its offices at 3311 S.
Broadway, Englewood,
Colo-.- Bankshares is engaged in a general 7
bank holding company business. It holds 97.60%
of the outstanding
s
"The
.
to Canadian
contacts
car,
we
and
industrial uses,
,.
common
Colorado
a
spark
markets; its Filtors
subminiature
and
General
Colorado
on
•
and
opened a Canadian Head Office at 44
West, Toronto.
7777.-77;7:7';7-'
Reinsurance has been licensed to do business In
Canada
since 1929 but Canadian business had
previously been handled from
the company's New York headquarters. '
'
*
share.
per
Corp,
;
'General
a
publicly, 42,000 shares of this firm's
at
Ceramic
^General Reinsurance
Sept.-26, 1962 prospectus, Bosworth,
Co., Inc., Denver, Colo., , and associates, 7
&
&
King St.
.
new
Inc.—Common
Battery
Corp.—Opens Canadian Office 1
iunoa-
Deen
General
?7'7:7-■j77^7.777/7/777-!77/;77777
General Reinsurance
,
important market for the products
"
services voting machines and toll collection
devices.
divisions produce technical
ceramics and glass-to-metal seals
the electronics industry.—V.
196, .p. 1050.
i
.
r
:
year.
aircraft, farm equipment
stock of First? National Bank of Englewood, 94%
of -the outstanding
and
industrial
customers.
Eaton's
offer
to
acquire
E.N.V.- was-? ' stock
of
University Hills Bank and 94.36%
of
the outstandingannounced a month ago.
"
~~
•
—
stock of Lakeside National Bank. Ali^of thefce
subsidiatV banks'hfe
"We are extremely happy with the response,"
located
in
Mr. • Virden said.
the
metropolitan area of Denver. Bankshares has' no
"Great
Britain
with
its
accelerated
road
building program
and
subsidiaries' other than these' tiiree hanks.*J
*
f * TibU
the growing emphasis on the movement of goods by trucks,, is an
At June 397-1962, the three
subsidiary^ banks-. had combined depassenger
•
Other
for
,
$1,504,688
last
new
and
program
factures
$88,212,691
to
the
produces
defe-.ise
fiscal, year. ended
for its
lurther
EU3INESS—First
-
compon-
•
proceeds, estimated at $496,500, will be used ,
to set up reserves, increase the capitalization of two
subsidiaries, and raise-working capital/
; ■
- / '
•
.
be
-
.
the
-
•
Net
.
ma¬
,
.
contemplated that the remaining shares
acquired by Eaton within the next few months,
E.N.V.
Cole
Mr.
Sullivan
London, England • have
accepted
Eaton
offer to purchase their shares at an approximate
share, according to John C. Vrrden, chairman and
industrial
and
three
First Colorado Bankshares,
of
is
It
-
.
Co.-7-Increased Sales, Earns.
products such
as
thermostats,
light dimmers for
the. home,
and
the company's more active participation in the
defense effort with important contracts
for U.- S. Navy projects
and missile sites as among the reasons for being "optimistic about
the prospects for the coming year and the longer term prospects
of the company."-—V. 192, p. 1814. -
17,500
common
\
,
.
previous year. Net profits after taxes reached
to a loss of $4,456,423 for the same period
—Pursuant
'Ltd.
vV...
'
into
29, 1961, each had different fiscal
years. '
General Battery manufactures replacement' batteries
plugs for the automotive, industrial and marine
:
with its ..unlimited growth potential; and-(3) curtailment
of heavy engineering operations in the U. S. A. in favor of medium
and low voltage electrical equipment."
'•
$16,773
Manufacturing Co.—To Acquire
The holders of
2490.
p.
-
industry
;
1877.
p.
Eaton
17,500
increased
in—that-all
pany
$34,273
$30,700
quarter.
Engineerirrg Co.
Manuiacturing's
price of $3.16 a
president'of the
rine
"
196,
$1.12
or
Dec.
realized—(1)
vigorous expansion of factories and sales,
organizations abroad; (2) full scale participation in the electronics
27,065
dividend
Surplus
-V.
period
employees.—V.
per chare,
profit figures for the 1961 period are un¬
Filtors, Inc., Shoup Voting Machine Corp. and
predecessor General Battery & Ceramic
Corp. which were cOh-;'
the
had risen
2.3: to one a year earlier. Net work26,4%^reflecting 'a new- high of $1,155,527.
mentally
$61,338
44,670
—
Equitable
because
soliaated
the end of fiscal 1962
iThiom'as
.•>
$92,870
—
all
Comparative audited
available
the
for
,
income- taxesT.
before
7
earnings-per share amounted; to ^.29 compared to no earnings
previous year. ^
7:'"77 7 v 77
M. Cole, president of. the; worldwide company with 33
plants manufacturing electronic and electrical controls equipment
declared that "this past year marked a. turning point for the coin-
.
*
Net
Taxes'
for
Battery & Ceramic Corp.—Annual Report
of $2,030,395,
'
with
compared
203,476
;
■'
-
were', reported by the company
1962 with sales at $97,285,128
30,
the
for
$264,814
205,910
depreciation!
'
■ •
Net
■
1
•
contrasted
one
Gaips
June
Report s.
$298,780
;
General
the
Federal Pacific Electric
public offering of 90,000 common;
shares of Duro Pen Co., Inc., at $3 per share, had been ♦
all sold.—Y. 196, p. 1241.
Gross
security
San
division
;
recent
Co., Ltd.—Quarterly
to
195,
,
Duro Pen: Co., Inc.—Stock All -Sold—On Oct. 4,1962,
Power
Comoonents,
company's current ratio at
2.7
—V.
Frank Karasik & Co., Inc., New York City, reported
Kcotenay
Electronic
outstanding.
for
ing* capital
subor-
and
854.
Sales, Earns.
Components, Inc.—Record
of
.
The
both due Oct. 1, 1977, had been sold
privately through Glore, Forgan & Co., New York ;
City.—V. 196, p. 1050*. v?■;7^7; ,:7;7 .
East
opportunities
p.
$3,134,900
said
dinated notes;
the
at an
grow
just-ended fiscal year totaled $4,203,959 compared
during the 1961 nine-month period ended June .30,
ECI's chief executive.
V. ! t
..
Sales
to
,
Brewrys Limited U. S. A. Inc.—Notes Sold Privately
—On Oct. 2, 1962, it was reported that $7,000,000 oi
then
shares
to
that
to
1144.
p.
.,
York Stock Ex¬
the New
on
pany
firm's
196,
/
nient;
this
Industries
past,—V.
.
Germany. The company
Dover,
Columbia
the
in
.-Monday, October 8, 1962
.
.
Net sales of the General
Diego-headquartered
Battery & Ceramic Corp. for the year
ended
June
30,
electronic equipment sales specialist, increased to a record $171,298
1962,
totaled
•
$30,775,230, it was announced by
Harry J. Noznesky, President.
for the fiscal year ended June 30,
1962,: equal to 51 cents a share
777.7. *■/■% ;
Net income for the period was
on the
334,050 common shares outstanding, Frank Zurek, president
$1,049,253, including a non-recurannounced.
/ >•■
••
i
' 7
7/7 ring gain of $130,140 on fire loss insurance recovery. This was equal
to
$0.58 a
share on
tince ECI changed its fiscal year end in 1961, Mr. Zurek noted
an
average
of 1,812,764 shares
of common
stock outstanding.
that-the only audited comparison of fiscal 1962 financial results is
777,777,:/7-777777777/
7/77/7.,
Depreciation
arid- amortization
with tile nine-montn period enueti oune 30, -19bl. Earnings lor tuese
of
$981,142,
equal
to
$0.54
a
share, when added to net income, resulted in a record cash flow
nfne; months were $127^784, or 38 cents a share on the 333,400
income
Net
.
American
four
has
De-Sta-Co
than
rate
year
remain
in. Frankfurt,
enable
will
which
faster
even
finance
De-iSta-Co,
funds
ment
subject to approval of De-Sta-Co stockholders. •
the acquisition without equity financing.
old manufacturer.qf metal parts and prod- j
ucts, will be operated as a subsidiary of Dover under its present
management, policies and trade relations. De-Sta-Co Corporation's ;
agreement
Dover
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
87 (1452) >
since
opening of
July 1
the
one
regular
beginning
of
company
drug
the
store
was
in
the
and 10 discount centers
fiscal year brings to
current
,
*
Continued
on
page 48
>
Volume
196
Number 6201
v
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Name of Company
tables.
In
first
the
we
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
G-L
Per
When
Share
Garland
$0,008
Fund
Adams-Millis
18c
Stock
dividend
(An
Chicle
extra
render
_—
11-
9
10-19
10-31
10-15
37Vac
of
payment
Viscose
Wire
(Common
5%
19c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_—---------
Corp.
Cable—■
&
payment
10-
omitted
at
this
Products
52c
—-—
11-30
(quar.)_
10-19
1
10- 9
10-25
10c
10- 9
Amer.
$.161
10- 5
Autofab, Ltd.—
(Class A payment
12-15
11-21
11-15
10-20
Automated
Prints
-:>■*■
-
omitted
this
at
Banking
10-26
10-15
Holyoke
10-26
10-15
6%
preferred
$1.50
5V2%
Avco
pref.
Corp.
Ayres
B
Corp.—
Hoover
(L.
Co.,
10-31
10-16
House
10-31
10-16
15c
Corp.
10-16
10-31
10-10
10-31
17VaC
11-20
10-26
10-31
10-15
Inglewood
(quar.)
—
r
$i.i2V2
10-31
10-19
Inland
10-
1
12 Vic
10-26
10-10
San
10-30
10-10
75c
11-
1
62c
11-
1
10-10
56 V4C
11-1
10-10
11-26
45c
10-15
10-
•10-1$
10-
30c
11-15
11-
3
75c
12-15
12-
(initial)
1
11-
10-15
10-
10-
15c
10-31
10-19
10c
12-28
12-14
1
11-21
—
Co. Ltd
(quar.)
Co.
(Quarterly
10-
9
10-
5
9-15
5c
11-
1
10-15
Jerlee
11-29
11-14
Johnson,
8-21
5%
A 10-12
1
Class
12-
1
12-
1,
11-1
Stevens
11-
5
10-25
Stock
$25c
___-—
9-28
10-15
Co——__—____r__—________
Camp Chemical (quar.)
Canadian Vickers, Ltd.
California
Fund
35c
investment
net
11-
4c
income)
10-
1
^
5c
(quar.)
$25c
(quar.)—
4
Capital City Products Co., (2-for-l split sub¬
ject to approval of stockholders at a special
meeting to be held
Carlisle
Corp.
11-
1
preferred (quar.)
Champion Parts Rebuilders
Chase Manhattan Bank
10c
1
1
Oil
Fund,
Oil
10-15t
v
10-15
(N.
10-30
10-24
10-
65c
11-15
(quarterly
from
6-18
—____
Stock
30C
10-2-63
10c
10-15
10-
10-
5
11-
1
10c
10-15
10-11
7 Vac
>
10-30
10-12
11-29
11-15
$1.37'/a
11-1
$1.25
11-
1
2 Vc
10-29
stock)
9
6
10-
iior
12-14
11-15
on
a
4.56%
du
Pont
of
7V2'/'(
preferred
Dupuis
(quar.)
class
Freres,
Pen
(initial)
A
10-
1
10-16
National
1
11-15
Nat'l
tl5c
10-31
10-
National
8
10-15
10-
$13c
11-15
35c
5
$1.40
preference
Federal
Fields
Plastics
Financial
400%
$35c
——
5
v;
Extra
National
National
Bedford
11-30
New
England
10-
New
5
10-15
10-16
No-Sag
First Camden
Quarterly
*
Quarterly
Bank
1
10-19
5c
10c
(A.
25c
11-
Inc.
5c
•—
9-28
1
10-
B
(s-a)—
10-
8
1
10-15
Pan
6%
preferred
American
10-15
Panama
Coca-Cola
10-31
Peerless
Ins.
10-10
9-29
5c
10-26
10-
10c
10-26
10-16
12-10
-11-16
10c
2%'
12-10
Ml-16
Penman's,
$6
3
11-
11-
1
Penn
Square
12-
1
1
11-14
cash
10-10
—
Peoples
1
10-
1
Pepsi-Cola
10-15
10-
1
Pepsi-Cola
5c
10-15
10-
1
Perma
10-15
10-
1
Plymouth
10-10
12-14
12-
1
Porter
Corp.
(H. K.)
Co.
10-31
10-15
11-14
10-15
pfd.
10-30
10-15
10-
11-10
$3
$1.14
11-
1
Wool
u-
1
J 0-1.5
6c
10-26
10-15
10-31
10-15
10-
1
UOC
10-15
10-
8
20c
10-31
10-
9
12 Vic
11-15
21c
11-23
it
com/i-JiU
B
10-31
1
11-
9
11-9
11-30
11-
2 Vac
1
9 Vac
10-
12-
1
11-
1
10-15
9-
5
$15c
—
$78VeC
;
4
11-2
10-13
35c
Lines,
10-19
12-15
10-26
6%'
12-15
10-26
'••V
10-19
6 V4C
10-19
12-10
11-20
5C
—
10-29
5oc
______
—
10-29
12'/ac
A
class
10-30
12 Vic
—
10-31
10-15
(quar.)___—
pfd,
12-
11-15
$1.06 V*
$1.06V4
1
10-10
9-26
30c
10-26
10-12
10c
,11-15
10-15
15c
'
RR.
11-15
10-11
10-
Machine
A
11-
1
1
■
,
Trailer
10-15
10-15
7
(
*
(From
9-28
Air
10-
8
10-19
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
10-
11-
10-16
1
10-12
5
11-1
10-16
11-30
11-15
(quav.)
(quar.)___
5
Products
A
6%
12-10
11-20
12-10
11-20
11-
1
10-16
$1.17
$1
11-
1
10-16
1-
1
12-24
1-
1
12-24
10-15
11-
1
11-15
9-29
10-
3
10-16
$3.75
1
10-
9
4%
10-26
10-
1
4'/a%
11-
9c
15c
11-
1
11-15
tl5c
15c
5c
2%
11-
1
10-31
1st
of
Stock
10-
2
6
American
10-15
common
10-
$25c
11-15
10-18
11-15
10-18
$$1.43%
11-15
10-18
ArrtpHran'
75c
10-20
10-31
10-
5
1
9-20
10-15
11-
1
10-
1
11-
1
10-
1
11-
1
10-15
30c
12-10
11-16
12-14
93 %c
5%
1-
1
$25c
—:
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)__
Petroleum
Biltrite
Corp.
Rubber
Book .Xquar.)1
Can
10-15
35c
19c
(quar.)
—_—
dividend
American
10-
11-30
20C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
11-30
-
preferred
Amerada
10-23
12-21
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-31
5
—
America,
Amerace
10-20
10-23
1
12-
1
11-
9
156c
11-30
11-
8
Canada—
of
Amalgamated Sugar,
10-
1
11-
2%
10-15
10-20
10-15
Co.
2nd
10-16
.
Co.
10-23
11-
$25c
—_______
___—
Inc.
preferred
Aluminum
11-1
10-15
Inc
Foods
Aluminum
4
12-21
dividend
Stock
Alterman
10-
$3
B preferred
Bacon,
&
10-19
10-19
3
10-19
10c
(quar.)_________
Alden Electronic & Impulse Recording Equip¬
ment, 7% non-cum. preferred (s-a)_—.—
Allied Stores, common (quar.)—
:
Alloys & Chemicals Corp
—
9
11-
,
$1.371/a
(initial)
11-15
60c
20c
10c
25c
t45c
*$1.50
9-21
10-15
10-
$2
______—
(initial)
series
1
50c
Inc.
(quar.)
:
Trunk Line Co., Ltd.—
B
5%%
11-
3%
Ordinary——
RR.
Southern
A
Class
10-22
:10-17
$1
preferred--.
Gas
1
1
5c
—
Alberta
10-
10-
12 VaC
(quar.)
10-11
9-13
10-15
6C
—
(auar.)
10-29
10-10
410-15
$1
&
Great
Alabama
10-31
10-11
'-"V 4
,•
(quar.)__
Chemicals
(quar.)
Extra
B
9-28
11-15
10-25
5c
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Alabama By-Products—
Class
Holders
5c
(s-a)
Airwork
Class
When
Payable of Rec.
10-15
25c
(increased)
(Memphis, Tenn.)
Products
11-15
80c
pfd.
10-17
8c
Fund, Inc.—
investment income)__
Control
11-30
$1.19
!
10-31
10c
'-•:•
Alba-Waldensian,
32'/2c
-
dividend)
12-21
10-
25c
—___________
Affiliated
Air
10-10
Inc.
Extra
10-15
50c
(quar.)
10-18
10-15
10%
________________———-
R.)
(A.
10c
(quar.)
10-18
1
1-10
$15c
t;
J
dividend).
(stock
Sales
Corporation
Abrams
12-
10-22
20c
37V2C
tl5c
__.
1
11-
Per
Admlfal Benbow Inn
15c
,s
11-
24c
Share
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
10-30
5c
$1
9c
(quar.)
11-30
the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include diviannounced this week, these being given in the
10-19
12-21
2%
_J
11- 1
11-
5c
Fund
_____
__________
10-31
,40-31
40c
15c
(quar.)____
Ltd.-!
(Canada),
11-23
50c
7
—.—
10-17
11-15
5c
.
..
common
1
12-14
12-15
75c
(quar.)
Mjame of Company
4
AMT
._.
9-25
10-19
11-
15c
preceding table.
Trust
(quar.)
2
35c
10-15
5C
(quar.)_
_______
2
"11-15
25c
give
we
dends
10-15
15c
N, H.)
25c
—
(quar.)—
1011-
12 VaC
(quar.)-4ii^»4
5% pfd,
(quar.)
weeks and not yet
10-16
10-31
."•4:'3%
(quar.)
Brunswick)
(Del.), 5Vz%
10-31
11-30
50c
(quar.
Combing
Below
tine
—
—
(quar.)
27c
—
(quar,)____
(quar.)
A
class A
Yates-American
10-15
$1.09
50c
(stock
4
5
15c
Ltd.
10-
*40c
1962)
(quar.)—
4V4%
Lines
preferred
10-26
_____
dividend)—
Bottline
10-20
10-18
15 c
(quar.)_
(ouar.)
Airways
9-26
10-10
35C
Works
Pacific
Wolf Corp.,
9-27
10c
(quar.)
Cordage
10-10
15C
(quar.)___.
—Whippany Paper Board (quar.)
White Sewing Machine, $2 preference (quar.)
1
41V4c
___—,__
General Bottlers, Inc.
(quar'.)__
United Bottlers
(quar.)
-
Vinyl
1
Westinghouse Air Brake
or
(quar.)
Credit Jewellers
10-15
15c
10-
Air
Western
11-16
12-15
45c
common
Chemicals
Pennsalt
10-10
11-
_—-—
Freight
Petroleum,
Western
11-16
12-
(quar.)
Mutual
1
Technical, class A__
Westates
10-16
Co._
Co,_(Keene,
Ltd.,
preferred
2c
r
<_™_
12-
40c
_1
Utilities,
World
12-20
5c
(s-a)____—
(quar.)__^——
,430c
(initial-quar.)
Lighting Corp.
10-31
5
Dorn
Allyn
Pacific
10c
-
—:—
Iron
$1
_:
preferred
2c
.Extra.
class
Volt
(quar.)
19c
'
Class
Vacu-Dry,
8
10-16
'4.75%
5
11-
10%
(quar.)___
Pictures,
Van
(quar.)
& Rockland
10-
10-15
$15c
37 Vac
____________________
Controls
10-10
■
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar,)
4%
10-19
10-16
11-
Universal
10-11
Corp.
'
Orange
10-15
1
2 Vac
—
____________
tlOc
25c
quar.)—
(quar,)__—
common
11-
25c
Illinois
Onondaga Pottery
11-
5
Drew
(quar.)___
10-15
(quar.)
Glass
9-28
$56>/4C
(quar.)__—______
B
Carbon
10-20
4.65%
dividend
Finance,
10-19
Lines
47 VaC
(initial)
Edison Light (quar.)__
(quar.)
Co.
10-19
10-12
5
Ltd.
dividend
Class
.
„
Friendly
10-29
*
Franklin
Stock
C.)
Northwestern
J.)
______
Friden,
&
Fund
11-15
10-15
(quar.)
Development Co. Ltd..—
Buckingham
Class
10-15
10-19
Y.)—;
2%
(reduced
11-15
5%
Extra
10-19
5
1.0-22,
dividend).
First Union Realty Trust (increased
quar.)—,
Flying Tiger Line Inc., 5% pfd. (s-»a)
"42" Products,
class A finitial-quar.)——
Foursquare Fund (quar.)———^
Corp.
11-16
11-
lie
(N.
(N.
2%
(New
(stock
Electric
Gas
Spring
Extra
(stk.
Credit" Bureau
Stores
10-19
11-
___________„
of; Yonkers
—-*•-
—
National
11-
1
10-19
5c
First
10-
1
United
10-15
Corp., common
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)____
Northland Utilities, Ltd. (quar.)
Inc.—
National Bank <Sz Trust
—
National
10-15
1
Quarterly from net investment income
Ffrst
Stock
10-15
Investment
Corp.
Gas
&
Air
United
&
.
Company
Union
Nielson
10-31
$35c
Fund,
10-23
12-10
10-25
_______
Jersey'
York Merchandise
11-15
:
11-
—-—
Income
1
12-20
Mfg.____
L_L__1____
12-21
$35c
--«■——---r~—r-
(s-a)
Chemicals (quar.)____—__
&
11-
100%
5V?c
10-31
10-19
3%
I quar.)
Industrial
10-23
(quar.)_—
Estate
New
of
12-24
12 Vac
—__
Resources Corp.
1
common..
(quar.)
Chemical
Northern
——
11-
Light—
Aeronautical
7
1-
6c
.
,
—
United
Monthly
Bank
10-
20c
6%%
AAA
10-16
—
Ltd., class A
11-15
$1.18%
Industries, 6%
Real
10-12
$1.25
Acceptance, Ltd.—
,£:;4 ;4
•
1st pref. A
(quar.)—
Commerce Bank
(Cleveland) (quar.)
Union
10-12
12-
Employers Group Associates (Boston) (quar.)
Federal Grain,
Class B
12-14
l'/2%
Multi-Amp Electronic (stock dividend)
193 %c
dividend)
Union
10-25
11-15
10-26
1$1.75
(stock
1
10c
11-15
11-
Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.)
Eichler Homes Inc.
(quar.)
Electronic Corp. (stock dividend)—:
Securities
1
12-
10-10
25C
3
71/2C
'
(quar.)__——
———
10-
10-31
:—
3
Nation-Wide
common__i_____
East Kootenay Power,
Fairfield
(N. Y.)
Oil
12-15
10-15
10-17
Royal Rice Mills Ltd.
15c
—
Co.,
Acceptance
25c
10-10
10-17
12-
10c
■
Trico
5c
10-31
Clemens
Murdock
12-10
10-11
10-31
12-
8c
11-10
12-20
Properties
for each 100 shs, held) ,
1
25c
Mount
"
___
5
l'Ac
11-15
25c
'__
10-
10-25
$1.50
(quar.)_
preferred
11-20
________
Investing
shares of
(1.6
11-
.__
Mount
—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
div.
Elevator,
____
3
New
Duro
Stock
Turnbull
-—
(quar.)—
preferred
10C
Petroleum
div.)—_—
12-
(quar.
••
Transcontinental
Trinidad
(quar.)
&
10-20
(quar.)—-----
Ltd.
Corp. (quar.)_
Television, class
10-11
—
Mississippi Power
9
pro¬
—
(quar.)—
Corp.
Canada,
10-15
5c
•
Co.
10C
(quar.)——
Transcontinent
10-11
(stock dividend)—
A
4.36%
Dreyfus Fund (from net investment income)
Film Laboratories, 6%
participating
Inc.
10-30
38c
Gas
10-17
Payment for a three months period
A.
1
-
Minneapolis
7
(quar.)____———*---—
1
L—
(stock dividend)
Manufacturing
Class
9-28
10-18
Miller
10-15
10-15
11-
par).
Loan
11-
(quar.)
Co.
11-15
25C
——__—
of $1
&
Transamerica
ZlVuC
(initial)
Service, Ltd.
___;
Corp. (return of capital in
Military
10-15
11-
10-
25c
2%
Milner
5
10-19
10c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)___
Stores
1
(quar.)
(quar.).
Co.
11-
Metro-matic
Du-Art
preferred
11-
10-31
15e
4%%
4%
Mercantile
10-10
10-31
27 '/2c
dividend.:
Ducommun,
11-20
1
Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Shoe, common (quar.)__
Melville
10-10
33c
split
(initial)———.—_——
Dumas
Industries-
10-15
1
12-
(quar.)__
(Dallas)
dividend
t$1.04
Mclntyre
9-28
10-25
$4
12
(quar.)
P.) &
(J.
Mfg.
(quar.)
Traders Building Assn.,
of
Co.
10-16
11-
$10c
t$l.ll
Maryland Casualty Co.
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger, class A
(quar.)
Class .'B- (quar.)
Mayer (Oscar) 1& Co. (quar.)
Special
10-26
12 Vac
two-for-one
common
9
8c
(quar.)
Nov.
on
11-
+4c
Corp. of New York__
Dominion Stores, Ltd.: (qu ar.)
Donnelly (R. R.) & Sons—
posed
Drug
11-16
61c
___________—
__—
Towle
8
—_
Discount
Stockholders will vote
Angeles
$.002
22o
(quar.)
(quar.)_——;
(Texas) (monthly)—
t$1.24
stockholders)
(stock dividend)____
approval
10-16
(quar.)
class A
(August, September and October,
Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)___
,15c
Magma Copper Co.
Marshall-Wells Co.
10-19
_____________
Stores
to
11-16
common
Life Insurance
Universal
Fund,
5V2% pfd. (quar.)__
5%
preferred (quar.)
Delaware Power & Light
(quar.)_.
Delaware Valley Financial Corp. (stk. divd.)
Dial Finance Co.
(increased-quar.)_____—
Sons
10-
10-
UOc
______
—C—
(quar.)
Printing, common
Macoid
10-17
(quar.)
Davenport Water,
&
(quar.)_____—ur-
preference (quar.)
Angeles Athletic Club (stock
Los
10-11
11-15
—
Fund
10-27
27V2C
—_____
S.)
-iu—-
_____—
9
20c
-
,
Co
(Subject
9-18
31V4C
(quar.)
Salt
8
10-11
20c
Texaco
5
10-15
—
Conn (G. C.), Ltd. (quar.)____
Cousins -Properties (initial-quar.)___
(J.
10-10
10c
a—
$3.50
Los
invest¬
International Leverage
1
10-17
10c
(initial)
com.
Company (initial)
Wilson Engineering Co.
Lincoln
3-19
7-2-63
_____—_—
Ltd.
new
Company
1
10-
10-26
—-
10c
B
Class
10-10
$3.50
______—
&
Leslie
12-19
7 30c
9c
Commonwealth
Lee
10-11
1-2-63
4-2-63
--
$1.25 preferred
Gas System (quar.)_.
Commonwealth
10-17
Larsen
5
30c
Gas,
Lang
10- t
30c
Y.), class A
4.16 %
1
(quar.)____:
.
4.44 %
10-
10-18
Tenney Corp.—
^ 1.:
Limitee, class A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—_____—
preferred
(quar.)—I;
preferred (quar.)
'
9-29
10-15
11-30
;
10-
(increased-quar.)
——
Inc.
&
Inc.
4.96%
10-10
10-15
Combined Insurance Co. of America
(Chicago)
New common (initial)..
New
1
'6V4C
(quar.p
f
Casualty Co.
Stock
1
17 V2C
income)
Dillon
11-
7c
2%
B
Columbia
10-15
$1.19
—______—
Quarterly
Quarterly, —4_1C
Inc.,
Corp..:
1
10-10
5c
•
Finance
10-10
10c
Co
Lamontagne
11-1
11-
27c
_i——.__
(N. Y;)
11-15
30c
lc
Cotton
Quarterly
ment
">0
Shoe
City Life Insurance Co.' (quar..)— c-
■
10-
V1', 5C
Corp.
Corp.
Corp.
(quar.)__—_———
70c
Chickasha
Kostin
5
17 Vac
Co.,
Super Mold Corp.
10-15
1111-
10-25
$1.25
6'/2C
& Shinkle
Kennametal,
: «4
Krylon,
—
Colorado
9-24
f.
(s-a>_______—______—
Hudson Gas & Electric
(incr.-quar.)
Central Kansas Power, 4%% pfd.
(quar.)
Century Acceptance Corp., common (quar.)_
Stock dividend
1
Class
9
10-
10-16
Kansas
10-
10-15
3%
,
(initial)
^rnbrfRj^i'o
10-31
10-15
10-15
in¬
(N. Y.)
(initial-quar.)
four shares
10-10
20c
7
10-20
November 8.
on
Central
Citizens
10-15
2c
Central Coal & Coke
Colonial
11-15
10-25
25c
special meeting of the shareholders will
Oct. 18 to vote on a proposed
split (one new $4 par for each
A
1
10c
preferred (quar.)_—_____———
Stephens
shares)
10-10
10-25
25%
-
reverse
10c
Forge
10-18
11-26
be held on
(quar.)
common (quar.)_.
Products
10-18
4
12-20
12-
Stylon Corporation—
Inc.,
Stock dividend
30c
(Ralph N.) Co, (quar.)—
Buchanan Steel Products (extra)_
10-10
15c
(quar.
preferred (quar.)
—
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd., 4»/a%
pfd. (quar.)
Standard Instrument, class A (quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
5c
Co.
Jantzen,
11-12
10-25
15c
1st
$5
Sun
$0,071
Brodie
from
Mfg.
Co.
&
Southwestern Drug, common
Growth Fund—
Institutional
9-28
11-23
$1.19
V
(initial-quar.)
A
9
of
—
(quar.)
O.)
Southland
11-
;_—
10-
9-28
9
12-12
$1
Co.
common
preferred
(A.
75c
_______
(quar.)—
Natural Gas Co., Ltd.—<
10-10
10-
$1
10c
_u—j,—■
Monthly
Monthly
10-15
11- 1
W.)
Inc.
Southland
4
11-
10-26
10)
Oct.
class
Pacific Power,
Smith
3
10-15
$1
5
10-20
(in¬
share
rate
Int Ctf
&
Class B
2
5c
15c
11-
'
'
$2.44
11-30
—
current
the
new
(Henry I.)
Siegel
Sierra
40c
Gasoline
jacobsen
_______
British-American Tobacco
Buffalo
Sawyer's,
1
________
America
Shaw-Barton
i'
-
10-15
11-14
'.I
units (quar.)
gld shares)
(20
at
Carlos Milling
of
3
(initial)
1
20c
security Title & Guaranty Co.
10-31
$15c
30C
11-
4
(stook dividend).— ;
Sargent & Company (quar.)
Securities Corp. General (initial liquidating
payment of 4.10th-fov-l in Dynamics Corp.
9
—
—*——
5%
preferred (quar.)
Institutional Shares:
10-15
(Howard
Sams
,45c
10-
conv.
10-15
10-10
10-15
10-15
$1
Ingersoll-Rand
10-11
7c
____
(quar.)
common
10-31
;
Amsterdam
in
Togs Inc.,
25c
Extra
35c
(quar.)
Bloch Bros. Tobacco,
com.
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)_
Brandywine Raceway Assn.—
New
10-24
11-15
30c
Russ
10-26
1
Potomac RR.—
of 2.60 Guilders per
New York Shares
10-Ii
1
10-16
10-30
11-15
20c
(quar.)
funds
exchange
12-19
10- 3
11-
;
Fredericksburg <fc
S.
10- 3
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
payment
10-15
V10-25
10c
——
U.
1
10-25
UOc
:
(quar.)
common
Corp.
Varnish
terim
V-*''-■«?,
—
'
10-15
11-
30c
of America
Co.
Inc.
Ltd.,
Roper Industries
Royal Dutch Petroleum
in
—
17)
Oct.
1
UOc
Extra
10-10
11-
(quar.)__.
Rittenhouse Fund, participating
10-12
1
15c
22 Vac
(quar.)
Lighting & Power—
Yj.[ $4 preferred (quar.)—
Hydraulic Press Brick
mvzc
v
——_____
&
Co.
10-31
37 Vac
___•
Bin-Dicator
1
11-
•
90c
Stores
Guaranteed
Houston
(quar,)
Barry-Wright
11-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Richmond,
Ltd.—-
Co., common
preferred (quar.),
4Va%
7c
15c
-
(quar.)__—
S.)
Co.,
Vision
of
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Telephone
50c
12 Vac
Honolulu
——.___•___
Avalon
1
Water Power (quar.)
Paper Co., Ltd
Ball & Bearing (quar.)
5c
Common & class A_.—___——
6%
preferred A
(quar.)
11-
Inc.
Investment Trust
A
Reliable
10-12
62 Vac
—
(initial).
common
5c
Automobile
Class
11-23
(quar.)
Electric
holders
time)
(quar.)___
12-28
~
(Dallas)
11-
$1.17Va
90c
3c
9c
(quar.)
Components
Chemicals,
(Canada),
Reitman's
10-26
4%'
Estate Investment Trust
Co.
11-23
pfd. (s-a)__
Higbee Company (quar.)______—
——
Holiday Inns of America, Inc.—
(6-for-5 split on both the com. and class
A
stocks, subject to approval of stock¬
8-29
60C
2%
—_—
Reichhold
12-14
1-
4.70% prd.
(quar.)
Automotive
Real Estate
5
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_L.
Hewlett-Packard
Refining Co. (quar.)
Atmos-Pak, Inc.
(stock dividend)
10-
——___.
Insurance
New
Associated
Atlantic
10-23
Holdert
Payable of Rec,
Share
preferred
Reliance
Light, common
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)—
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd.—
10-19
11-16
$1.12 Va
12 VaC
Edison,
3.60%
Precision
10-12
11-
40c
(quar.)
Television, Ltd.—
deposit receipts "A".
tax)
Hartford
receipts
10-11
(Subject to approval)
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
Greenfield Real
time)
10-26
10-25
dividend
Guy's* Foods
50c
2-25
1.12 Va
Godfrey
Company
(quar.)
—
Gould Properties, class A—_——,—
10-18
1
11-23
3-15
Potomac
Investors—
(quar.)
___—
Gulf
Ordinary ——_.—_______
Appalachian Power, 4Va% pfd.
Associated
11-
12-15
8c
preferred (quar.)
.____—a_——
$2 preferred Cquar.)
——
Girltown, Inc., class A (quar.)
Glaxo
Group,
Ltd., American deposit rets.
(Final -payment of 8Vij% less British in¬
10-31
50c
Clayton & Co.
(quar.)
Anglo American Corp.',V South Africa—
deposit
11-15
10-17
12 VaC
$2.50
*
Anderson
Amer.
Stock
General
2
<6©
10-31
of Company
11-21
(quar.)
Utilities
Public
come
—
Inc.
preferred
General
9-28
upon
sur¬
in exchange
stk.
Chicle
12-12
30c
(quar.)__
American
$4.50
1
Co.—
Furniture
Anaconda
10-19
——
for Warner-Lambert shares)
American
9
:
of Amer.
American
11-
5c
Alloys & Chemicals.
American
10-25
r.;
A
General
10-15
11-15
Corp.
Corp.
Albee
11- 1
12»/ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
(initial-quar.
Homes, Inc.
_—-
Adley
10-25
(quar.)
Corp.
Aberdeen
2%
dividend)
Sporting Goods
(quar.)
Gateway Transportation (quar.)
'
11-
12-15
Gateway
Holders
11-15
(stock
Knitting Mills, class A (quar.)
Class
Payable of Rec.
10c
Electronics
Gamble-Skogmo
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name of Company
r;11-15
12-31
(monthly)—
Puritan Fund,
during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
AMT
11-30
Name
10-15
9
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
V10-31
I2V2C
A
class
5c
5c
Corp.,
Monthly
Monthly
are
nounced
a
Share
5c
Futterman
announcements
Holders
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
(1453)
On
(quar.)——
(quar.)
12 V^c
11-
1
10-16
10c
1%
10-
9
9-24
10-
,
9
9-24
75c
10-31
10-15
10c
10-15
9-28
45c
11-
1
10-11
SOr
11-26
10-19
.
10
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(1454)
Per
Name
American
SI.25
Share
of Company
Cement
Corp.—
31'Ac
(quar.)
11-
1
10-
9
11-
1
10-
9
Binks
$1.56'A
Consumer
—.———
11-
1
10-
9
Bliss
Electric
9-12
25c
,
10-10
9-12
Blue
10-22
10-11
10-10
A
(quar.)
!
(E. W.) Co., $1.80 pxd.
Bobbie
(initial
common
Equitable Assurance
Ltd.
(stock
American
Fire
American
&
Boiae
11-13
12-
7
Products
(initial)
common
10c
(quar.)
50c
87'/2c
Machine
&
preferred
1
10-22
4.78%
12-10
11-30
Borman
12c
11-
1
10-15
32 %c
12-
1
11-
97 %c
10-15
—
Bowater
Foundry—
Paper,
Metal
(quar.)
9-28
American
-Climax, Inc., 4'A% pfd.—
(Initial payment of $1.06'A quarterly and
SO.0118
accrued
dividend)
share
from
from
$1.0743
.
12-
1
<N.
capital
Y.)
income
plus
22c
Fire
Insurance
Insurance
(Galveston)
30c
12-15
(quar.)
11-
1
—
10-10
10-19
10-10
$1.25
12-20
75c
preferred
10-10
&
Class
$1.75
10-
10-31
10c
10-15
(resumed)
6%
5
9-28
1
10-
1
v
1
10-
10-15
10-
170c
(quar.)
Telephone
of
10-30
10-
12-
1
11-
%%
156'Ac
11-
1
10-10
60c
S2.90
172c
11-
1
10-10
Buffalo
17 %c
11-
1
10-
5
37 %c
12-
7
11-
9
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
Anglo-Newfoundland Development
Anken
Chemical
Ansu1
Chemical
■
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Applied Arts Corp.
Argus Corp. Ltd.,
S2.50
Co.,. Ltd.-
(quar.)
Film
&
1
;
_
'
20c
A
S2.60
preference
A
C
11-
1
10-19
Arnold
Constable
Corp.
11-
American
ment
10-19
10-19
;
9-17
12 %c
nine
to
Truck
(quar.)—
A
(quar.)
ernment
*"
Atlantic
in
S.
3.75 %. pfd.
(Tulsa,
Co.,
dividend
common
California
/
9-13
11-
1
1
10-11
933/4c.
(quar.)
pref.
Products,
10-15
11-
1
10-
1
1-15
12-31
1
10-:15
11-
•
from
5%
gains)
and
ii-
1
10-15
30c
llr
1
10-15
10c
10-31
10-19
I;'
:
preferred
from
12c
10-26
10-
5
C.
Sugar
5%.
Refinery
preferred
Babbitt
(B.
Bacardi
Corp.
Ltd.,
Inc.
<quar.)____
5
10-
5
Canadian
1
10-10
12-17
11-30
.5c
Backstay Welt, class A
Class
B
50c
I
,
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
6%'.
;
_
(quar.).
,
Bangor
Hydro-Electric,
7%
preferred
4%
of
10-15
1-15
California
of
Nova
Stock
(quar.)
Candy
Stock
Co.
11-1
9-29
11-
9-29
4%'
7c
1621/2
preferred
4%
H7%c
1
of
common
50%
class
'A'
Canada
""
common.
known
Present
class
as
to
10-
1
1
5
11-
holders
11-1
T"
7
5
1
11-
10-31
9-13
class
shares
'
be
,
r
r
-
'
*
Philippine
in
Benrus
U
8
Watch
Berkshire
Berkshire
Inc.—
-
Co.
Frocks
Gas
/
centavos equal to
common
..,5% preferred (quar.)
5% %~prelerrea (quar.)
6% preferred
(qu&r.i
BicoP Automation
Class A- (stock
7'/2c
quar.r„ZT_rrr
Z
(quar.)
—_1
C
Z_
__
Industries—
'
(quar!) 11—11111
10-11
„
.
9-25
9-28
10-15
.10-15
$1.50
10-15
>-
..
2%
32c
.>
9-28
5%
■
from
net
Products
nreferred
Stero
10-12
.
'
' 7
investment
Corp.
(stock
17
_
.
.;
.
/.Cleveland
$4.50
10-
A
income__
&
&
*
*
I
.
Ltd.
11-
10-
5
f
10-31
10-10
1-31
1-10
.
*
-
.
11-15
10-15"
11-30
11-15
42'/2c
.
'
..
12y2c
-
*-11-
5
10-
3
Tar
Doue*hboy
Drew
rets.
10-12
10-22
10-10
14c
5c
150c
11-r 1
10-16
11-20
10-19
11-
1
10-
1
25c
55c
10-29
10-15
10-19
10-15
10-
A
Bois
Poat
$3.50
8
1-
2
10-22
Insurance
Co.
n-«n-rnm.
Ltd.,
$1.50
Co.,
11-15
10-19
12-31
12-6
Duro-Test
Stock
Corp.,
preferred
9-28
9-27
117%c
10-15
11- 1
—
9-27
Ltd.—
$1.75
;—_
dividend)
3%
40c
15c
;
10
1
10-15
9.-26
10-15
"-10-31
10-15
12- 1
9-26
11
12
9-14
11-15
7c
10-
1
11-15
11-
1
7c
12-14
11-30
15c
(increased-quar.)_-
10-15
7c
!
10-10
11- 1
10-31
10-16
25c
5%
dividend)
9-26
10-15
2%
10-29
9-28
$1.12 %
10-25
10-25
10-10
87%c
'
-
common
10-10
7
37%c
•*,
15c
(accumulative)—^
(quar.)_
10-15
10-29
(quar.)
new
11- 1
11- 1
11-15
____.
dividend
9-28
10-15
160c
^___
(st^ck
Gas—
10-12
r
10-16
(quar.)_
Natural
7
10-15
10-15
;_
,
(monthly)
preferred
11-
155c
(quar.)
common
Inc.
9-28
12-15
120c
120c
common
—
(stock
10-31
12- 1
115c
137 %c
preferred" (quar.)
Duquense
12-14
4
9-14
—12c
International, Inc. (stock dividend)
(E. I.) de Nemours Co.—
10-15
10-
10-15
(quar.)
common
(initial)
preferred
10-15
pfd.
(quar.)
Inc.
10-26
110c
t42%c
(reduced)_______
(quar.);
Inc.
•
- ::
t$1.25
i
Co.
9-28
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Chemicals
1-1
5%
10-19
10-
12'Ac
—
Corp.,
Ltd.
In^u^tries
Ducommun.
$4.50
11-15
11- 1
1-10
117%c
Chemical
&
1
15c
7>7 7>■ >•>>
Properties, class A (initial monthly)_•_
A
(monthly)
;
Punhill
s-
7%c
General
Ltd.,
9-27
final
(A
income)
Co., Ltd.
Company
CJ»ss
Du
10-12
11-1
*
5%
div.)
(quar.)
Chemical
Dow
10-25
$1.12y2
4
45c
75c
1
Textile, Ltd.,
7y2c
50c 7
10-
10-29
(quar.)_
preferred
$1.50
-
(quar.)i_^___'_______w.a_l____7—7
9-28
11-19
10- 8
approximately
to
Investment
'
Common
dd
■
$1.25
;.*.
; ;
10-26
.
(quar.)
Canada
Dunham-Bush
-
1
10-10
;/
Corp.
Class
25c "*
.
3
10-
I'Ac
.
(quar.)
Anglo
preferred
Drever
11-
"
—
(stock
dep.
Co.,
7%
9-30
10-
10-25
10c
■
Glass
:
10-10
•
$1.19
.
Inc._____:
Dominion
10-15
1
Mahoning Ry. Co, (s-aL V
preferred .(quar.)
9-26
...
11-21
'
5
10-10
10-15
7'
(quar.)
equal
C"
Dominion
;
v * -25c
(quar.)
<•
&
Fabrics,
preference
7%
$1.25
,
Mines,
Extra
1
1
1
6c
——
Fund
1
11-
11-1
.
10-15
,
Investment
Dominion
5
"
"11-12
87y2c
'
RR.
10-10
(quar.)
;
preferred
2nd
1-
1-15
10-15
11-
—
Stores
investment
Dominion
7.
Electric—
Illuminating-/-
net
of
10-
:
..7
lC-10
,
Bridge
10-10
1
10-15;
-
11- 1
40c
Amer
7%%
Domxr.ion
10-19
10-15
10-
50c
.*
Dinettes
5%
10-19
7
9-28
10-31
___
Corp.
Ltd.
of
Dominion
11-
$1.12.%
(quar.V.
Electric.
Co.,
Dominion
10-
.
3
10-12
.*—
common
Sons
&
9-20
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc
S.)
,
.10-15
"5%
*
12-
:7;
(quar.)
9-29
.
11- 1
5c
dividend).-
(quar.)__
Corp.
5
.
11-
'
4
12-28
933/4c
(quar.)_
Business
National
Dominion
8
9-28
10-15
10c
8
10c
Co.
Bros.,
from
Dome
10-
10-15
.
10-
SI.12
$1.06
$1
—_
_*.
(J.
Dixie
*7"
10-31
25c
11-
10-19
$1.20
Dividend Shares, Inc. (a capital gains distri¬
bution of 10c for the fiscal year-plus 2'Ac
10-19
7-7
.
12- 3
20c
__.
Tunnel
$0,055)
>9-28
11-9
v'.a 35c
12-12
10-10
1
17%c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Giorgio Fruit
Distillers
5
;
Gas
preferred
-_i-Common
Dibrell
5
_
.Clearfield
-
1
10-
...
-City Investing Co;, common (quar,)^_i___7
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)___
-
10-
Di
10-
.
9-25
12-14
11-
25c
(quar.)
A___
Dominick
9-28
IQrlO
9-20
10-20^* 1Q-10
Diamond
..(Oakland,
Bank
-9-28
-
1
^37V2c
Common
(increased
quar.)
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
7
♦
5
10-26
15c
7/ 9-19
15c
7
(quar.)__
A
Small
(Initial)
10-26
.
10-15
10-15
7* 130c
(quar.)!
Edison
10-
.712-
30c
Inc.—'*,
Detroit
10-
„
12%c
;;7,7.*77 7-7s-v7':'/./'
share).
Canada
Developers
9
11-15
?
.
: i,
;
&
10-15
30c
9-28
10c.,
__.
common
Corp.
Mines.
il- 1
25c
9-11
Mines, Ltd.
Deferred
payment of about $0.64
10-15
r
12-20
Phipps Stores, Inc., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Baking Co. (initial quar.)
10-
20c
(quar.)
Corp.—
National
,
10-31
1
;
;.
"
_
1- 1
10-10
10-15
\
—
(quar.)
Co.
Detroit
-
/•;
7_—
9-28
Park
10-19
5c
Fund,
vCinclnnati
9-26
10-15
$1,469
..
dividend)—
Biddeiord. & Saco Water
9-17
10-18
27y2c
$1.25
.
Valley
9-28
11-30
30c
1
;
(s-a)
pfd.
preferred
Vilbiss
10-15-
:
Quarterly
,11-15
T
(quar.)
(increased
Co.,
.
ChUTChlll
about $.04
J
10-10
,.25c.
;
& Unadilla Telephone—^ .*
4y2%-preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. ' 1
3%% preferred (quar.)_
^
Chicago, Milwaukee. SO Paul & Pacific
common.
currencv)
(quar.)
11-
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
(interim
Denison
10-31
.
,,
9-28
25c
$2 preferred
Estate
43A%
De
$10c '
i $5c
.
Y.)
Fran.)
(San
Chemical Coatings—
Common
(quar.)
1
4%
V;
N.
(quar.):_
depositary
payment
~
:____
preferred. *; (quar.)
Quarterly
5%
Benguet Consolidated,
9-28
Chenango
*
.
10-10
$1.12Va
.' 7
in
'B*
will
(quar.)
(quar.)__*
Securities
Chemical
n.
..
Corp.—
Chemical
;
10-30
.
Deer
Common
j.
'B.'
paid
12-31
...
1
10-25
Soto
De
:
:
:___.
10-
Consolidated
shares
per
Dillon
dividend).
Refining (quar.)
Chemical ..Enterprises,. Inc., common
4-15
11-21
1-15
5%
3
10-15
25c
4%
—
(quar.)
3%%
Corp.,
DeMun
11-23
Champlin; Oil. &
'
10-15
Co.
preferred
Corp.,
Dean
California) r(quar.)
1-15
155c
__*__
"Central
.
;
10-16
; 4-30
9-28
$1.50-preferred !*.(quar.)___.
$140
8
.1-31.
10-15
;
Tractor
5%; preferred
Central
9
2-
-
&
Central Aguirre Sugar. (reduced
Central Indiana
Gas; (quar.)
Central National Bank
(Chicago)
v-7
9-29
3
3-
20c
class
be
of
A
*;
'.V
10-15
11-15
Scott
Cooke
&
Celotex
8-31
11-
3c
-3c
V
Caterpillar
10-15
,
and
will
common
'B'
1
11-
12-
20C
____
(quar.)
'A'
dividend
common
11-
10-15
11-1
'
5
20c
stock, class
stock
10-
10-15
.
5
10-
32 %c
ll'Ac
Corp. / (increased)
& Light—
Beers
-9-28
;
preferred
(quar.)
Industries
(stock
de
11-15
ordinary B shares (a 6y2%
British income tax)___
!
Asbestos, Ltd.
Castle
9-29
1
15c
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance
(Los Ang.)
A 50%
stk. div. payable in class A shares
Shares will he reclassified into two classes
The
10-10
11->
15c
_
less
7 ■Extra
.
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of
9c
;*■■■
,
iquar.)
0
20c
■__*
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Pirie
4%%
Cassiar
10-10
10-10
2V2C
—
dividend
Cascade
„
'
_
preferred
2
10-31
40c
___,
12- '7
.10-31
112%c
___
______________
4%. preferred
1-
'Carson
/-
9-27
...
1%
Van & Storage
(quar.)-.:;
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.—
7%. preferred iquar.)_'!_
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common
Stock
Carreras,
9-21
10-15
7%c
;
iquar.)
1
10-19
45c
Bekins
Common
-
2%-
____
.____
(quar.)
,
10-
10-25
Power
Dayco
10-10
10-31
!
10-31
5c
Plains,
Bank
Coal
Daryl Industries
9-14
11-15
.
9-28
payment
,
Uranium,, i:ic.-_
Mfg.
5
"71/2%
(quar.)
dividend)_-_
Corp^(quar.)
____'
Corp.
10-
10-10
Y.)
(N.
—
Mesa
10-15
50c
;
J.) —
Properties, class A (monthly)
Power & Paper, Ltd., common-
Beaver
40c
25c
(N.
Bathurst
Baystate
1
55c
Insurance
dividend
Behlen
1
10-
Dana
8
18c
5-%.
10-19
10c
(quar.)
Pass
9-30
15c
Fund___
(extra)—__
Co.
5
10-19
1
20c.
7
7'
:
:
:
(White
preferred
$60c
...
(increased)
(quar,)__
preferred
9-14
11-
Cement; Ltd. (interim)
V
28c
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—
" Guaranteed
(quar.)..:
$1.25
Carolina Power. & Light,. common
41c,
Carpenter (L. E.) & Co.>(incr.-quar.6y4c
1
10-
10-15
—
(stock
A
10-
10-15
,
3-
1
11-
Caribbean
10-15
$1
T__
dividend
Barton's
$1.75
,7-
dividend.!—
Stock
v
10-
11-
Trust
35c
preferred
9-28
7
i
10-31
5
6c
—
$4.24
10-15
.
11-20
$1
Investors
National
4%%
$4
120c
.*
Plastics—
Capital
1
■
Y.)
Life
Bankers Trust Co.
Barber Gil Corp.
10-
(quar.)
j—
National
10-15
$1.06
__
Common
11-
11-30
5c
Bank~&
'
9-29
-
11-23
$1
Engineering—
D. C. Transit System, class
9-28
' '
•/7:v7:'
22%c
(quar.)___
LL
9-20
1
9-5
1
common...
7
10-
12- 3
11- 1
10-31
-
__
12-
12-28
10-15
___:
^______
1- 2
* 10- 5
jqc
Ltd._J__a___
Co.,
7
$1.04
,
50c
$93%c
-
.___
12-
50c
1:45c
$10c
common.........
7
1- 2
(quar.)_|
t31c
(quar.)__L_^___
Investments,
12-31
_______
;
(quar.)
(N.
Scotia
Extra
Bankers
Industries, Ltd.,
preferred
12-
$1.13
(quar.)
Dallas
9-14
10-15
1$1.25
(quar.).
10-19
2
1-
A
10-10
(quar.)
Commerce
of
10-10
11-20
.
4-1
$37y2c
10-25
35c
(quar.)
A
Daffin
10-15
.
10-15
t90c
*.
(quar.)
Estates; -Inc.
.
22c
<s-a)__^'____
common
(quar.)_^_
Imperial Bk.
Canafund
9-23
(increased)
common
(quar.)
Commerce
of
Ltd;',
Capital
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred (auar.)__
Class
r
10-31
t$1.06y4
9-28
:
Co.
Co.
3
9-28
10-15
Reynolds Corp., $1 pfd. A (quar.)
Distributors (stock dividend)—
Nest
12-
10-15
37%c
7%c
International, Ltd. (quar.)—___:
(Helene) see Helene Curtis Industries
$4.80
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd. ,(quar. )____a____o.__
;;
9-23
10-10
.
$1.50
.
preferred
4'4%
Bank
9-23
10-10
10-31
Piano—
__
Bank
10-10
50c
10c
....
7j/2%
9-26
t87y3c
Capital
Corp.
preferred .(quar.) I—
preferred (quar.)
6%
11-
-
40c
9-28
.7 -V-;:.;;-„
3- 8
t87%c
.4- 1
Bronze
Canadian
(quar.)
1
...
%
112c
v
Class
10-15
55c
1
11-
Class
10-29
v
2
11-15
10-10
11;
10-
1
7
9-28
'/
Investment
1
60c
-
Canadian General Investments
10-
1
10-
flOc
(quar.)__
preference
10-31
10-
1
n-
12'/2c
Steamship Lines.\Ltd.
10-31
(s-a)
-
Ltd.—
1
1
11-
(quar.)_—
Canadian
125c
J.)
Ltd
10-
11-
'
2
10-25
12-
150c
(s-a)
62 %c
&
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
(qnar.-)s._-_J-_2—r.
B
U5c
(quar.)
com.
l quar.)
T.),
preferred
A-
5%
(N.
1
-
3ic
-(quar.-)^:
Packers, Ltd.—
Clans'
Class
.
-
1
33c
Assn.
Iron .Foundries
4y4%
*
Canada
18c
Insurance
10-
3iy4c
^-
(quar.)_
Fastener
Canada
.
capital
:
______
c;
(quar.)
preferred; (quar.)^
Fire
Crow's
1
10-
10c
(quar.)
Hinds
Crouse
1
.-Ml-
10-25
$1.12%
National
Co.
Trust
Curtis
10-
30c
20c
common
Mortgage
&
Crompton
10-15
1
10-15
10-15
9-
15c
•
10-19
18c ""ll-
■
10-15
Book
Crush
-
11-15
150c
(quar.)
Crocker-Anglo
Quarterly
Telephone—
(quar.)
;
preferred
jCanada
_
Fund
income
&
(quar.)—
Campbell Red Lake Mines
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
,
(6c
Water
57%c
:
Quarterly
.
•
9-30
20c
(quar.)
Stores
Cosmo
9-17
11- 1
11-15
5
10-31
Service—
Aviation
Products
Corroon
1
9-28
7
75c
183/4c •
•$"
^
5
10-
Corp. of America—
(increased quar.)
Counselors
10-15
.•■■■;
Co. -(quar.)-
Corn
County
< ^10-
5
10-
1
(quar.)
Aggregates
Cornet
10-20*
•
$15c
.
2
,'7:;-
10-15
12%c
preferred
Camloc
10-15
iSc
z:
$1.25
Camden
5
-10-
30c
.
ioc
(quar.)
I
10-
1
11-
(quar.)
preferred
(Chicago)
10-10
.
preferred
Coral
;:'12- 1 7 11-15
i
1
11-
(increased)
Continental Motors Corp. (quar.)
Controls Co. of America (quar.)*
9-30
1
11-
(initial)
Inc.
Co.,
Continental Illinois
fil-W !>"« lO^DOHow
.
\"j ;
7
pommon
(quar.)t_j
preferred
$1.24
9-29
30c
-v
-
non-cum.
-
$1.32
>
11-
>(10c
:;
31%c
->
Power—
Packing
Common
$1.20
,
lu-ii
11-
_i___
prior
Axe-Eougfaton
1
10-26
v
h':
(quar.)__
11-
$1.25
•.
15c
(quar.)
Continental
9-14
10-15
a ,;.5c
-
preferred
(quar.)
;
6-14
3
u-12-
22'/2c
'
■
Electric
V California:
Gov¬
(quar.)
Okla.).
•
1
3-15
.
9-28
2%
^
(quar.)___i_a
$3 preferred
a>l
U.
•7-
conv.
10-15
16c
Insurance
Stock
10-
12-7
34c
5%
■
Industries
Corp.
California
9
$L183/4
...
Investing
Refining,
S1.20
10-15
30c
Quarterly
Automatic Steel
10-19
—
(quar.)
for
Austin Nichols &
10-
11-1
9-28
'
:'
Securities
Atlas 'Life
10-25
17%c
:
...
6-28
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
M.),
.' ''.-V.
'
preferred
Fund
10-17
13c
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry." (quar.)
City Electric,' common (quar.)—
3-29
25c-
^
dividendl
Corp.
Calgary Power,-Ltd.,
10c
'
(stock
:
r_
(H.
"
CTS
-
:_L__
__
class
'
11-27
(quar.)
12-21
-
10-5
(quar.)
Reduced
9-28
1- 4
25c
;
5
1
1
common
preferred
Design,
Continental
25c V
^
10-
11-
(s-a)
preferred
4%
10-15
10-
5
$1.03
Oil
Water,
Power
Common
9
10-15
10-20
'
5
10-
$1.3iy4
(quar.)j
.
(quar.)l
Hat
(A..M.)".
CMP
$0,055
Atlantic
4preferred
'•
5c
(quar.>__
11-
1
10-16
«
Extra
1
pay¬
(quar.)_
Lines,
Byers
9-21
10-
1
Income
about
Stationery Supply Co.
Associated
11-
Terminal
Byllesbj
____
Stores
10-15
1
1111-
1
5
10-
1
11-
.:
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Container
10-15
12-
25c
;
preferred
Byer-Rolnick
•
British
equal
60c
43 3/4 c
.
(interim
less
pence
Products
Assscciated
4.75%
9-28
1
Common
Bush
10-11
10-15
7/''V.;r
—i
Food
Associated
Atlantic
10-24
1"
(quar.)
(quar.)
receipts
383A%
on
share)
Associated
Electric
preferred
Industries—
deposit
of
Tax
77r
Electric
10-15 /
40c
tl7c
10-
1
11-. 1
50c
Textile
convertible
5%
5
12?/2c
-
B
Consumers Fublic
9-28
.
11-
;V 11-
(N. Y.) —
$4.1*6
9-28
10-
9-20
47%c
(quar.)
$4.52
9-28
10c 7
Co.- (quar.)
1
10-15
10-15
1
;
$4.50
10-15
10-19
12-
51c
(quar.)
preferred
Consumers
t25c
,
Co.
preferred
Construction
1
15c
12-15
55c
Extra
8
10-
35c
i
10-15
20c
Hegeman
Water,
Associated
per
Corp. "
10-
10c
(s-a)
;
A
1
10-15
...
1
1
150c
51%c
Paper Corp., Ltd.
Royalties
iquar.).
9-14
11-
10c
-
11-
11-
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
15c '1:
(quar.)—
9-24
9-28
11-15
(quar.)
Mills, 5% pfd.
Consolidated Theatres,; Ltd., class A
10-15
1
- '
■
Power—
Royalty
9-28
30c
•
&
(Toronto)
Consolidated
'
t26c
r__
11-
10-31
•
11-15
preferred
(quar.)__
;
preferred (quar.)______
Consolidated
,
9-24
10-20
(quar.)—4
6%
:
Light
Consolidated
11-30
share
Assn.
Consolidated
10-17
10-15
6
9-20
40c
$1.37%
Consolidated Freightways (increased)
Consolidated Natural Gas (quar.)
5
1
-
12--1
4%%
10-
11-
Burroughs
..
1
11-
'
.
(quar.)
5%%
10- 9
12-15
(initial)-
Morrill
Inc.
$1.90
pay-
per
Life
preferred
4.12%.
tl2y2C
9-24
12-
18c
Rico
._:
preferred
5%
Ltd
1
of
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
$2
11-
11-21
„
t$1.57
9c
(quar.)
B
&
10-
Gas,
Consolidated Edison
t$1.19
(quar.)
35c
_
(quar.)
Arrow-Hart
Artesian
"
10-15
1
$1.311/4
$2.06
9-27
10-15
12-
30c
Ltd
Puerto
$2.04
11-12
17 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
10-16
2%
approval
10-24
15c
(quar.)
of
9-28
8c
10c
12V2c
Natural
$2.20
1
11-20
Ltd.—
(interim
class
-
to
International,
Theatres
preferred
Connecticut
11-1
933/4c
!
Corp.
(quar.)_.
Burru's Mills, 'Inc.," common
Common
L.
:_li
165c
participating preference
Co.
Class
Burnham
10-19
(quar.)
Class
Inc.
Ltd.,
10-
5
t$1.50
preferred
LI-
Co
(Subject
preferred
Confederation
Ltd.—
Gas
(Calif.)
Bullock's,
9-28
1
10-11
12-
11-15
tax)
Canada,
Bullock's,
9-28
10-15
12-
162 %c
(guar.)—
&
10-15
10c
9-28
—
Products
approximately
Forge
dividend
Commonwealth
10-12
11c
(quar.)
convertible
Buffum's
.
10-17
15c
(quar.)
common
preference
Armour
10-31
9
10-26
10-25
100%
Machinery (quar.)_^
Budget Finance Plan, new common (initial)
6% " serial
preferred
"(quar.)
130c
10-15
5.25%
25c
Browning-Ferris
1
Ltd.—
Class A
Anneuser-Busch, Inc.
Forest
Telephone Co.
Union
1
Commonwealth
bearer
preferred, (quar.)
Brooklyn
9-19
8
11-
$1.50
Clearing1 House (quar.)
Drug Co. (quar.)
the Illinois Commerce Commission)
income
income
Bond
4.16%
150c
of
free
10-15
Stock
t20c
-
Brooke
10-15
1
Commerce Title Guaranty (Memphis) (quar.)
Commonwealth Edison, common (quar.)
9-17
9-25
1
11-
5%%
7d
ment
10-
10-10
Electric—
11-
Concord
(quar.)—
Ltd.—
Co.,
and
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
British Petroleum, Ltd.— '
American
deposit receipts
10-15
20c
Anglo-Canadian
9-17'
11- lv
(s-at__
ordinary
preferred
10-15
(quar.)
preferred
10-1
8
11-15
25c
Tobacco
Columbia
33Ac
(initial)
B
S2.80
Ltd.
share free of British
per
Columbia
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Common
10-15
10-
tax
$.004
Stores
9-20
(s-a)
43/4%
class A_I
Corp.,
10-10
(increased)
6'/4%
9-25
■
Refining—
Products
Co.
registered
pence
British
12-10
;
(quar.)
Vitrified
Department
Anchor
4
(Wash., D. C.)—
(Increased)
American
7
Lines—
(quar.)
American Smelting
Ordinary
.
British
American Security & Trust
1
20c
Hydraulic (quar.)
Myers Co., 33/4% preferred
British-American
10-15
10-19
(quar.)
President
pre!erred
II-
10-10
20c
Bridgeport
11-30
30c
50c
American
Ames
9-20
50c
Gas
Paper
&
Extra
7%.
10-15
55c
Onio
Quarterly
Mines.
Industries
Bristol
5c
Natural
Pad
UM0
Raceway Assn. (stock dividend)
Engineering
(initial quar.)____—_ ;
Braun
1
—
Quarterly
American
American
5 %
10-
Breeko
:—
National
10-29
Co.
(quar.)
American
1
Brandy wine
16c
gains)
National
1
$1.17
Commerce
Ltd.—
Pioneer
11-
$1.07
Commerce
deposit receipts (one shilling per
to about 15c in Canadian
Products
11-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6%
1
equal
Bowman
11-19
1
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
10-10
11-
(quar.)
11-
(quar.)
preferred
12-
5
10-10
11-15
4.65%
10-31
Holders
1
8c
(quar.)
Southern
&
4y4%
10-10
(quar.)
Bralorne
investment
net
net
Columbus
11-
10c
;
Corp.—
preferred
Common
10-
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pictures
10-19
1
Inc.
Plastics
11-
10-31
American Mutual Fund—
American
11-19
11-1
class A (quar.)
Garden-Arena
Corp.
Inc.
(Jane),
$4.25
}2y2C
(quar.)
Stores
Bourjois,
6
15c
preferred
Bostlch,
5
10-
Colby
33c
$1.19'/a
$1.07
(quar.)
Food
Boston
v
I',
(quar.)
common
preferred
4.25%
(monthly)
(Newark, N. J.)—
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
Edison,
11-
Pia.)—
_
3.90%
(15
15c
5c
Qorp., common
preferred (quar.)
Boston
Corp.
Co.
„—
American
<6c
Cascade
3Vs%
25c
(Orlando,
Casualty
Insurance
Quarterly
Bell
25c
(quar.
new
10-10
10-16
11-30
11- 1
10-19
11-15
10-29
11- 1
45c
(quar.)
Borg-Warner
12-31
(N. Y.)—
,
Home
American
11-13
12-10
25c
Quarterly
American
12-10
5%
dividend):
Quarterly
Basic
Columbia
Raceway, common
Brooks,
27c
quar.)
American
Bank
Colorite
9-28
,
54c
(increased)
common
Factors,
B.
9-17
15c
'
Old
New
Aro
Inc.
Bell
Extra
Power—
American
4
(quar.)
Bonnets
Name of Company
9-17
tlOc
(quar.)
common
10-15
t25c ,;l 10-15
Ltd.,
Monday, October 8, 1962
..
Per
Payable of Rec
Share
,
.
Holders
When
Per
-
,
.
Mfg.
Blue
$1.50
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Distilling (quar.)
American
•
Hats,
Class
30c
Industries,
non-cumul.
American
'
Biltmore
1quar.|—:
preferred
6%
-
Name of Company
6'Ac
preferred
American
Holders
,
Additional
S6.25
When
Payable of Rec.
.
(initial)
—
10-15
9-21
1-15
11-20
3%
1-15
11-20
31 'Ac
12-15
11-23
•
Volume 196
Number 6201
«.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1455);
11
i.j-i
VY". A;
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'
Per
'■
Y£;YV:,Y.
■
Eastern Bakeries, Ltd., common (s-a)___
4% participating preferred
(quar.)___
Participating
Eastern
Can
Co.,
class A_Y
Eastern States Corp., $7 pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
$$1
10-15
t$1.50
:
y________
10c
A
B
(quar.)
1
10-17
Gulf
11-
1
10-17
$5 preierrea
(quar;)__,
$5 preferred; (quar.)__________
Gustin-Bacon Mfg.
(quar.)
25c!";
Electronic
Elk
Elmira
11-
10-
1
(quar.)_____
Nut Corp. of America (quar.)__
Instruments, Ltd.—
receipts (final)
/
Communications, Inc.—-
,
.
&
;
Williamsport
Co.
10-
1,1-1
10-15
11-
10-15
-
1
10-15
Empire Trust
12-
10-
Co.
10-12
11-
1
(quar.)
10-
Harrisburg
:
8
9-2 i
$12 Vic
10-31
9-29
Annual "distribution
vestment
term
'•
of
income
capital
21c
plus
from
47c
net
from
Englehard Industries
(quar;)
(Minn.)—
Equity Capital Co.
Stock
•
;
'
Fairbanks
Co.,
6%> preferred
Gas
Record
West
Far
Farmers
V*
Plan
Life
___'_
Y
j.
,
(Syracuse)
*.
1
10-12
$7.50
10-
9
Hercules
15c
.1-10
25C
27 Vac
10-15
28c
10-15
11-15
"
10-31
(quar.)__
50c
10-15
10-
!_
28%c
12-15
11-29
5c
11-16
10-19
common
(quar.)
■
A
A';(monthly
A!! (monthly
A (monthly)__;
Class
;
L__
—
15c
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
11-
10^
1
9-25
9
9-28
11-
1
10-23
11-
i-";
10-15
30c
12-
12 -10
$.0416612 VaC
(quar.) -;
.-
2-11
High Street
-
/
12^31
2-
,
,4.-11 ;v
;
10-
30c
10-31
10-11
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co., (quar.)60c
.10-15
9-28
9-29
Holt Rinehart
;10-15
9-28
10-
;
...
Hilo
9-28
.
&
Manufacturing (quar.)
Federated. Department
Financial Credit
Financial
$2.25
(quar.)
(Puerto Rico)
Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
$1.50
preferred
Fund
Stock
11-
5%
A
(quar.)
56V4C
Insurance
(San
1
10- .5
.
dividend
First Charter Financial Corp.
(stk.
div.)_^_
Home
10-19
10-31
5%
12-
10-17
Quarterly
..
First
jOc
10-25
(quar.)__
75c
11-
Corp. of America (monthly)
Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)
9c
City
Republic
Firth
Sterling,
Bank
(N.
Y.)
Florida Public Utilities, class B (quar.)
Foster-Forbes Glass Co., pom. (quar.)
Fram
Corp.
Fraser
Free
Ltd.
$1.75
YY
10-19
35c
12-1
10-10
10-15
10-
10-29
Mines, Ltd. ADRS_____—
(
10%
.
1
9-29
$.703
11-23
10-10
A
,
11-30
Fresnillo
Class
Company
A
(quar.)
$15c
Class A
Fruehauf
Furness,
G-L
(quar.)Y__Y_„—4—
4%
pfd. (quar.)
Withy, Ltd.—
Electronics
(stock
Gardner-Denver
4%
Co.,
preferred
General
$0,138
(quar.).
«;
Financial Corp. (stock dividend)—
General
Mills,
General
Inc.
(quar.)
Motors
Corp.—
$5 preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.
General
Precision
$4.75
9-28
4^2 %
preferred
$1.32
li-1
1
10-
2-
10-15.
10-15
$1.10
preferred
$1.25 preferred
$1.00 preferred
General
$$1.25
i—
£;
(quar.)j__
>
i..
10-
.
$4.50
10-25
Inc.
Industries
Glens Falls
Gliekman
1
/10-15
9-15
12-28
(stk.
1
Co.
class
(monthly)
Class
A
Glatfelter
(P.
.
11-
1
:10-15
10-29
10-19
i
H.)
Globe
1
:
4%
10-11
Investors
$1.12Va
5%
11-
Class
10-10
.
1
,10-10
11-10
8c
9-21
1-10
11-
1
1
10-15
$0.578114
1214c
tl3c
12V2c
.
5%
I
common
Extra
Northern
Life
10-31
10-15
11-
1
Jewel
9-28
/
11-
2
11-
2
10-15
9-24
(quar.)
10-15
9-20
"
50c
11-
1
10-
9
40c
12-10
12-
1
11-
10-15
(Houston)—
1
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
25c
12-31
12-17
10-15
10- 2
YV
——
"
7C
-
r
•
$3
10-15
9-28
9-28
10-15
9-26
$31V4C
10-31
10-10
$26 V4c
10-31
10-10
10c
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
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.
—__
(s-a)
invest.: inc.)
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10-16
isc
10-25
31V4C
10-25
—
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10-i.0
11-
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10-15
9-28
10-15
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i
60c
10-15
$1
10-15
Insurance
(Ft.
9-28
25c
10-15
9-21
10-11
&
•
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1
1
Stock
9-23
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9-29
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10-10
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1st
$1.10
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2'/a%
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of
11 V4c
9-28
12-
5
Light—
12-
5
11-20
10-10
4%?
10-
10-15
4
1
10-1 v
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10-10
10-
——
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10-10
10-1
;_
4c
10-15
2c
preferred
;
1
11-20
15c
—__
$1.50
10-15
:
1
9-21
,
?
9-28
Y
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11-
10-12
1
Macy
10-12
12-
10-15
!
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11-15
10-15
10-
$ 10c.
10-29
10-15
10-26
9-28
1
10-
1
40c
11-
1
10-
8
20c
10-15
10-
1
2%
12-30 /
12-15
55c
10-10
10-15
12 Vac
(quar.)——__—
£
20 Vac
9-28
10-15
11-
10c
Y
9-15
1
10-20
11-15
10-25
11-
9c
20c
9-28
10-15
1
10-15
$25c
10-25
36c
(quar.)__—_____________—
(stock dividend)———
9-27
10-15
31V4C
(quar.)
•
7 Va %
class
Videotronics,
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(R.
F.)
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Co.
Co.,
&
(quar.)_.
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&
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10-15
12-27
11-30
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pfd.
(quar.)____
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Inc.
&
Hyde
Inc.—
Shares
plus
5c
Shares
(lc
,
from
,
v
investment
v
17Vac
62 VaC
,
,
9-
1
7
9-29
1
9-24
10-
V.
IOC
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10-31
10-17
10-29
$$1.25 r
(quar,)____
8
9-28 I
,
10-20
$12.50
________—___u——■
Funds,
come
Paper
pfd.
8
10-
1
10-
25c
—___—
10-15
10c
(s-a)-X^
1
10-19
3 %-"-'
10-12
1010-
5
1
-
see
Colby
(Jane)
Tea,
Power
&
Light—
/; ./
'
(quar.)__—
33/4%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Steak
5c
—;_
Common
Jiffy
Inc.
:
40c
(initial)
Co.
!
,—_—____
Jockey Club,. Ltd., common-- (quar.)__^-_-_^-—
6% preferred (quar.lx
5%%
preferred
(quar.)__£_-___l__Lu_"i^j—
Johnny-On-The-Spot Central
Class
Joy
Inc.,
class
i quar,)_
A
B
Manufacturing
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
——^4
Co
—.—
■
$1
933/4C
(quar.)_^
—______—
(quar.)—
:
-
-
11-15
11-
10-15
1
10-10
1
10-18
12-26
12-12
11-
93 3/4 C
2-
1
10c
11-
1-18
1
10-15
$3c
12-14
,11-30
$15c
10-15
9-28
$133/4c
10-15
9-28
9-28
7'Ac-
10-15
7 VaC
10-23
10-
2
2 Vac
10-23
10-
2
25c
10-29
10-11
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9-28 i
10-
1
11-
..10-15
15c
—;—
——...
5%
11-
$1
7 VaC
;
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& Co.,
9-28
Y
10-10
11-
10-11
1
10-
10-15
1
.
in10-31
6c
;
from capital gains)____—
(from investment income )-
2c
j;
;
9-28
9-28
10-31
25c
10-17
10-
3
$30c
10-15
10-
4
$1.50
10-31
10-12
$22 Vac
10-15
9-20
7%
11-
$1.06
,
9-28
10-15
$1.06 V4
Mahoning Coal RR.
Mailman, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)^—;
Majestic Specialties (quar,)__.
Electric
10-15
40C
10-15
,
Malone
10-15
;
:U::;
(quar.)_
4J/i%
60c
preferred
(quar.).——
Magnin
(Joseph) Co.
(quar.)
(P. R.)
Y
f
;■ i-
preferred (quar.)
—
Mading Drug Stores-^-i-r,-:^-----.-/:--.----.- /
Madison Square Garden Corp.—
vy:yy/,
M"llory
10c
$.001
■
—
1
(quar.)________
4%
10-31
11-1
<
$1.09
2
12-
45c
47 VaC
!
4
17 VaC
Stores Inc.,* (quar.)„
Managed
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'
9-12
10-15
1
10c
<
(quar.)——
Gas
3
9-17
11-1
(s-a)_——
£lass
York—
New
11-
_____—
Inc. (quar.)_—
Mfg.v ,'quar.)__.
MacAndrews
9-21
$2
(quar.)
/—.41.4
—L
dividend)-
6%
10-15
$2'
com.
Lucky
Lynchburg
"
2-15
12-
8
6V4C
________—4——--
preferred—.
Inc.
11-L6
-
10-15
—_—
I.), class A
(R.
Lighting
Cos.,
10-
$40c
6V4C
(Oi.ar.)
(quar,); £,
preferred
;
2-15
{
.12-17
(Jonathan),
Lowes
3-10
12-10
.
3-10
—,
—_
Island
5
11-16
t*d.—
B
Ltd.
Y
50c
50c
•
Co.. (stock
Finance Corp.
(M.)
9-29
9-29
11-
3
12-10
$1.10
■_—
(stock
pref.
12-
•
/ /-
.
Groceterias,
MacDonald
10-15
5
Wayne)
Telegraph—
(quar.)_———„—
Industries
MPO
10-25
10c
10-
6C
/
10-15
II-15
10-19
"10-19
(quar.)
Lytton Financial
(Blooming-
common..;
Services,
/;
*
10-15
11-
;
12 Vac
(quar.)
Co.
11-
17 VaC
1
10-18
IOC
'
60c
8-31
9-14
11-
$1.12 Va
V/;Y 12C
■
;
9
;
Lowney (Walter M.) Co.; Ltd. (quar.)—.—Lucky Lager'Brewing (increased) —'
9-21
(quar.)
10-10
lu-^.b
12-1
12 Vac
(quar.)
5%
/
10-10
.
10-10
,
74C
4*—
Mile Rubber: (stock dividend)——
Angeles Athletic Club <quar.)_—„—Y
Louisville Gas & Electric,, common- (quar.).
9-28
1
9-17
25c
:
Los
9-28
11-
9-20
10-15
10c
Long
>■'
9-28
10-15
$20c$37 VaC
9
45c
;_
Long Island National Bank (Hicksville, N. Y.)
3
10-22
10-15
45c,
.
12-
I-2
Stock
Londontown
11-16
11-23
10-
10-15
(quar.)_
Loeb
•
2Va%
10-26
10-10
'
25c:
—
(quar.)^_
Non-callable
,10- 1
11-30
1
-
(quar.)—__
Stock
Logan
10-15
26c
(quar.)_^
Construction V
Csntral
Jostens,
$1.37V2
U- I
———4—-
•
Preferred
10-15
(quar.)
preferred
9-28
11-23
Cement
Class B
10-15
'
Colby
4%
10-10
11-23
433/4®
(quar.)
common
net
Stock
$17 Vac
10-15
9-20
12 %c
10-19
Manischewitz
Maple
Leaf
Maremont
Maritime
Jefferson
;
Original
Local
-
,
•
$1.60
10-15
1
;
(Richard
Jane
10-15
12-
Common
Irwin
10- 2
5c
(quar.)
1
11-
37 VaC
—.____
10-15
>
75c
preferred A
11-
9-12
1
1
56V4C
.
5J/2%
5
11-
11-
/
1
(quar.)________
Livingston
9-26
10-15
.
31 V4c
—
9-12
20c
Insurance
uc
Gas & Electric, com. (quar. )__
preferred (quar.)
:
$4.22 preferred (quar.)
Irvington Steel & Iron (stock dividend)
3%%
Ry.
Southern
Quarterly
Greeley Gas,
10-
(from
Telephone
Loblaw
1
10-8
$4.36
9-28
10-20
25c
1
&
Common
Corp.—?
4
Great
10-
-
25c
Iowa-Illinois
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.
Packers,
Power
Jersey
(initial)l
Great
11-1
6c
'v!
(quar.)
Research
Fund_l._—/.'_—___,
10-10
$50c
j.-.
10-10
10-10
_____________4—
Iowa Beef
Iowa
(Canada)—
Grand Union Co., 4Va% pfd. (quar.)
Qreat American
Insurance (N,- Y.)
10-10
11-1
25c
(stock
B
10-15
y
27 VaC
2%
Corp.—
preferred
Litton
•
preferred
10-15
1
1
15c
2
i
11-1
75c
Casualty
£4:
11-
20c
(quar.)
Employees
11-
58 % c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)_.
10-16
11-
'r
—
Original
10-10
/'
10-15
;
6%
Investors
,10-15
11-
;
&
Funding
A
A
Class
r
12-26
30c
56VtC
A
Class
11-26
;
1
(s-a)_
Diversified
Class
10-25
12-10
5
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»
(Calif.)
SDemal
10-10
11-1
;; 11-
:/
Securities
Investors
10-11
8c
Pumps, Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
Government
New
10-11
10-31
10-25
8c
(quar.)___
Fire
Interstate
1_,
%
;
Special
55 ViC
.,
/
10-13
10c 1
Fragrances
Co.,
Department Stores
111.)
ton,
10-11
10-31
Stores
Quarterly
5%
10-10
53V4c
class A ' (s-a)—:r—
Corp.,
Interstate
10-15
10-11
10-31
(N. Y.» (quar.)
25c
(monthly)-8c
Ltd.
1
1
52 VaC
*
^___
10-31
Security Systems—
preferred
Harvester
International
10-15
$1.25
Portland
Common
Research—
&
Class B
3114c
1
11-
11-
3%
Flavors
Interstate
Godfrey Co. (quar.),
Goodman
Mfg. (quar.)
Goulds
Electronic
Interphoto
1
10-
—
Fund, Inc.
Lincoln
1
250
dividend
10-15
11-
1
11- 1
-
10-15
1
10-
10-15
30c
(quar.)
1
$1.25;
^__
,_b.
57 Vac
-
Ltd., common
(quar.)
11-1
___,_^
Goodyear Tire <fc Rubber
Stock
America
Powders
preferred
11-
11-
12-
14®
-
1
■
International Textbook Co.
Co.,
dividend
North
11-15
preferred
Stock
of
Bronze
1
____;
(Five-for-four split)
Gluckin (William)
Co.,
Co.
participating
12-
!_
common (quar.>—
(quar.
4%% preferred (quar.)_:
j____
Glen
Alden
Corp. (quays),—-.
Globe Envelopes. Ltd., class A
414%
6%
8714 c
!
25c
20c
10-15
$1.2714
class A
Bowler Pump
(quar.
Little Miami RR.—
Co., 6%
preferred (s-a)
class A (stock dividend)____
Credit,
40c
;
•
;
1
1
u-
(monthly)
A
Light—
11-
(quar.)_
Corp.,
&
3%
____^
11-20
12-15
2.92%
preferred (quar.)_^__
Fay, class A (initial)—
Levines, Inc. (quar.
Liberty Real Estate Trust (monthly)———
10-15
51C
Milling Co., 4% pfd.
International Tel. & Tel.
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)_
Insurance
9-29
div.)___
(quar.)
A
£y
62140
,
10-26
12-5
9
12 VaC
4V2%
12-13
11-
(quar.)_
International
10-25
10-15
11-12
lac
8V4C
!
Leslie
10-15
f 311-
-
Co.—
International
11-15
5%
____—.—
25c
shares
International
■
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,
10-15
N.. Y.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
dividend
Lerner
9-15
$1.25
64V2c
Corp.,__l
Class
10-25
25c
(quar.)
preferred C
Girard
American
Insurance
'/
10-25
11-15
10-24
<;
;
___i_
Co.—
Lincoln National Life
(quar.)
'
(quar.) 4___—(
(quar.)
!_/.
(quar.)
Power
Ingersoll-Rand
8
11-15
.4%
10-26
Y.)—
(N.
Lehigh Press (initial qua$.)
Lehman
Corp._-
9-15
'
(quar.)
International
;___
,$3.50 preferred A (quar,)^.
Gimbel, Bros.,
10-
.
$1.30
of Kentucky—
(quar.)_
Waterworks, common
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.
B
1
11-15
3114c
i___
5.10%
preferred
11-
33c
5%
$6
V
10-10
1
preferred
Lehigh
9-28
$1.25
$1
Industria Electrlca De Mexico S.A.—
'VY /,:"'
(quar.V__
Inc., common
Indianapolis
8
11-30
321/20
(quar )_
preferred, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Genesco,
11-
9-30
10- 2
-
Inc.
Northrop Co., common (quar..)—£_
5% preferred A (quar.)
i_
'
5% preferred B (quar.)___ ._-i^___4£rii£!4
9-28
10-15
..
$40c
^
44-^-
preferred
Inland
22 Vfec
General
•, -
10-
8
California—
5.16%
5%
1
12-15
10-15
10-15
Leeds
9-28
10-15
$20c
(quar.)___——---i.—!.
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Common
(quar.)
preferred
10-
,
0$ Florida—
Telephone Co.
5.20%
1
11-
1
dis¬
-
(quar.)_j—;
preferred
Lazard
10-19
10-15
8c
(quar.)
Properties, class. A (monthly)
Incorporated Income .Fund—
Indian Head Mills, common
(resumed)^——
$1.25
preferred
(quar.
$1,50 preferred (quar; )i_
10-10
11-
9-30
?■
*
(quar,)—
preferred
Stock
4
11-1/
Inc.
Layne■&
1
2-28
$1
Income
10-26
$1.1875
(quar.)__
$1.30
4.42%
9-21
1
Breaker
4.70%
-
(quar.)
preferred
4.08%
10-16
11-
93%c
of
General Telephone Co.
1
10-25
12-14
$1.25
,
.
Ltd.—
Telephone Co.
11-
30c
.
preferred (quar.),—
General
$1
10-15
30c
12 VaC
(incr.-quar.)
inc^
Sessions
5V»%
11-. 1
10-J.,5i 4/9-28
-
class.-A
preferred
Erick
4.20%
4.26 %
7
5%
(quar.)
General Steel Wares
11-
3
Mfg.
6V4%
10-15
>
;
10-15
Illinqis Power Co., coinmbn (quar.).
11-21
12-
50c
—
Ulinpis
,
Equipment—
preferred
12-12
.
Co.
■
8-31
50c
Circuit
4.60%:
5-31
10-17
55c
>
>\
realized
Lanvin -Parfums,- Inc.
(quar.)—
Laurentide Financial, Ltd.— .
9-28
-
933/4C!
(quar.)
preierrea
I-T-E
11-15
:
2%.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
General
5%
12-. 1
net
4,75%. preferred' (quar;);
$1.80
10-4
-
8
9-30
Link-Belt Co.
2-28
6-21
$1
divided)-
common
i 3-21 '
..$15c
Trailer.
year-end
Cooler
(quar.)
National; Bank. .(Brooklyn,
&
Lance;
32 Vac
(quar-.)
(quar.
.
Hyster Company,
10-2
12-21
5%
>
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Langendorf United Bakeries,
9-21
10-15
.
9-28
(quar.)
'
10c
Frisch's Restaurants (quar.) ____!___15c
Frost
(Charles E.) & Co., class A (quar.),
tisc
-
11-
.
.
.
25C
;
Groceries
class
pref.
(quar.)
Hussman Refrigerator Co.
Huttlg Sash. & Door Co.
.5%
preferred (quar.)_
4% preferred (quar.)_
11-21
10-20
>
Wholesale
6.40%.
10-12
20c
■
55c
(quar.)___
dividend)
15
8
11-30
11-15
$10c
9-28
11-/1
Y.)
8
27 V2C
•
1
(quar.)
Geduld
10-
11-
8
1-
10-15
inc.
Fund
—
Hughes-Owens,
9-28
1
30c
(quar.)___.
Cos.,
State
Hudson
;
National
(N.
Finance
Corp., common
33/< %0'preferred - (q,par,)_—
4%
preferred (quar»)
4.40%
preferred, (quar.)
First Connecticut Small Business Investments
First
Co.
Household
IS:!'
5
Insurance
"Horizon.1 Land Corp. (stock
Hprne.- (Joseph )/Co.
9-26!!!";
10-15/
25c
(quar.)
I
12VaC
(lncreased-quar.)
2 Vac
10-26
;11- 1
2% /*
Rubber
&
Wiriston
.&
5
12-14
.
50c
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5
10-
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Quarterly
Firestone
10-21
7 Vac
i.
dividend
Firemans
•
Corp.
General
Stock
Stores
______
4-
investment
net
from
Y;
4-15
15c
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from
18c
'■'.'i
32c
Vogt
Crosse
Lamson
'
10-15
•
_
Federal Tool
Stock
special
a
of1
Lambert ( AlLed >.
10-15
10-30
$1.37 Vi
&
:>Lafayette
10-31
10-15
5%
,
of 14c
plus
Stock' dividend__'___i_
11-20
,
3
•
-
investment
•
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Stock. - dividend
La
1
3-1
•
11- IV
•
20c
1-8
1
•
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$.04166-
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1-15
,
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12-
,1-10
$.04166 r)
10-15
3
12-
/
4-15
—
11-
/11-10 £
$.04166
;
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12-15
9-14
12-
$1.2$
Quarterly
Kratter Corp.*-/.
:aV
Class
A~ (monthly),
Kroger Company; (quar.)
4
Kummah4Eleotricr-f - -i
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5 Va%/series A
preferred (quar.)____
10-26
83/4c
preferred
(quar.)__l
preferred A (quar.)
;
net
Knickerbocker Biologioals,
11-15
$.04166
____>
10-15
12-15
25c
;
profits
Knape
1
$1.25
/
prior
•:
'
10*. 1
$.04166
Y:
9
25c
,
.
Common
Klein
11-15
Investment Fund (quar.)__-4
35C
10.-16
Electric. Light (quar.)___
v.
25c
10-25
Hinde & Dauch, Ltd.
(quar.r
$45c: -12-21
Hines (Edward)! Lumber (quae)
10-10
■
-^250-:
Holly Sugar, common (quar.)
-11-1
;
35c
5%
preferred
37V4c
11-il
(quar.).
-_
;
Holt Renfrew & Co. Ltd. > (quar.)^,-,,^,*:-,^^
11- 1
$20(5 -
Stock dividend
.
5 Vi%
12-15
100
King-Seeley Thermos (quar.)
Kiagsport Press
(quar.);
Kingwood Oil (stock dividend)^
10-15
10-
Ricks-Ponder^Gb£^tiriitial)£A^/-
5%
10-
$i04166
.Class- A (monthly
^
10-25,
/10-25
$1.25
(mohthly).u__i_L_:____;___fc*____^___
Class
.
4
income
tribution
10-10
L__
(quar.)
Appley—
(monthly),
(monthly-)
A
:Higbie.Mfg. .Co
i
5%-pfd.
Co.,
Clas6
9-30
Semi-annual
10104
,
S-3"
10-15
35c
2
25c
(quar.x__:
£
common
Growth
"series
56V4C
(quar.)i___
1-
10c
^
from
Semi-annual
*
r
11-
—
&
Class
■
"
32 Vac
(quar.)___J_r__l^_.r
l-C-10
1
Accident Insurance
&
(quar.)
10-15
-
1
12-
87 Vac
"series B-2"-,
.
104-
Class
12-26
(monthly)
Assn,
(quar.)
W—
30c
9-28
Y 11-
10c
Keystone
25c
10-15
•
8c
(quar.)
Common (quar.),__..__£_:£_____^__4_^^___;
preferred (s-a)__
10-
25c;
50c
>
Extra
10- 5.
10-15
25c
/
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—
' !
Class -A* (quar.)
:
*
Keystone Medium-Grade Bond Fund
9-26
10-15
28 3/4 C
11-14
-
,
,
12-
;5%
10-15
21V4C
Class. A
12-15
H-20
Corp. (s-a)
:
Finance Corp.—
Services
A
Powder
Herman
12-31
12-io '
_
*
Federal Resources
preferred
10-15
lOc
-
'!v
1
'
7%
9-21
3..
2
11-16
.
-
11-14
11-14
$1.12Va
:
1212-
8c
Central Life
Common
9-29
10-
10-29
.
11-14
(monthly)
Kentucky Stone Co.,
10s
1
60c
Hercules Gallon Products—
1
10-24
/•f.'
I.
;
Rubinstein, Inc, ,( quar.
Heppenstall Co., 4V2% preferred
10-19
11-
£
3
/£/;
(quar.)
Helena
28c
preferred
preferred
12-
$1.05
$1.083/4
.
Tnsur-
Development Corp.— •
Convertible preferred
(s-a)
Heinz (H. J.) Co., common
quar.)i_^^_J
f
10-11
___•__
Co.,
&
..
12-
5%
__
j
___
Mortgage
Inspection
$1
4.
/ '■ Common
"
11-
35C
11-14
(quar.n
(quar.)
preferred
Kentucky
10-
10-16
1 Va %
12-
Kelly Girl Servlce__:__
11-1
"
10-15
Heartland
J9-28
;
11-15
15c
dividend)
Y£__
Paper Board
Common
1
(stock
Insur.
10c
35c
1-10
95c
12-10
t
15
$1.25
-
Co., (Newark, _N. J.)—
National
Monthly,
Federal
45c
32Vic
(quar.)_
—
4.60%
11-
$1
2
.
L___
Federal
Federal
10-26
(quar.)
.
Corp.
Traders
Insurance
Special
Special
10-11
10-12
10-20
Corp.
3Va %
6
9-28
2%-
T„,
>9-21
10-2.6
25c
(quar.)
Financial
&
Federal
10-15
11-
$i
(quar.)
Family
20c
30c
:
(quar.)
3
10-
0-22
;?
(quar.
5%-
;
2
12-
;
Brewing
10-
10-15
10c
2-
Monthly
Kellogg Company—
10- 5
■„
preferred (quar.).:.
5 Vg %. preferred >:( quar.)_
53A% preferred (quar.)
Hayes Industries (quar.).
.-
.
4%
,
Fall
River
10-9
9-20
1
.
Plantation
Falstaff
10-19
20c
J
dividend—:
Equity Oil Co. (s-a)
Eversharp, Inc., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Ewa
4'A%
68c
Boiler
y ance
(quar.)
:__
Hawaiian Electric-—
t
in¬
long-
gains__
Marx
&
Steam
10-15
10-19:
preferred
Kavanau
..
Energy Fund, Inc.—
•
Schaffner
Hartford
1
$1.50
(quar.)_,,,,_
preferred
(quar.)
$5"
11-
$1.50
Markets
Super
Telephone,-
(quar.)__,__—
Hartfield Stores (stock dividend)
Hart,
:
:
_
^
Harsco Corp.
'
t
8
10-15
15C
dividend
Harris-Teeter
9-14
8
10-
1
vr
Harper & Row Publishers^quar.
Heating Products Ltd.r—
A
Stock
1
9-22
;
V
>
10-
1
11-
11-
7c
4->j%
preferred
Kansas City■> Southern Ry.—
4% preierred (quar.)
11-
11-15
35%/
Holders
Payaole of Rec.
1-
preierred (quar.
4.20%
preferred .(quar.)
4
When
Share
4%
4
10-20
$$1.25
Per
..
,
.
Power & Light—
preferred
(quar.)
3.80%
9-28
25c:
s
,
monthly)7c
Monthly'
City
2-21
25C
Company
Corp.': (reduced
Kansas
11-23
3-11
10-16
66V4C
6% preferred (quar.
Harnischfeger Corp., 6% preferred v(quar.)__
Harper (H. M.)' Co. ,(quar.)____
10-20
10-19
12-10
60c
preferred (quar.)-_
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
9-20
10-22
75c
&
10-
1
112Vic
45c
Class
10-12
(quar.)_______i_/___^_
common
5%
r
(quar.),
(N. Y.)>(quar.)
Enamel
10-12
preferred
(quar.)_
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd.
7
10-15
$1.16Va
_
1
11-16
$2.40
1
-
30c
:
11-
Kananau
1
10-15
25c
(s-a)
J
I2V2C
15c
Halle Bros.,
:
RR.
(quar.)'
Mfg.
10-11
Hagan Chemicals & Controls, common.;
5.30%
preferred
(quar! )__!/_'__..___l____l
5%
Coal
7
$1.25"
9-28
12 Va %
,
12-
$1.25
10-15
27 Vic
deposit
40c
Name of
10-19
;
9-28
$1.12 Va
'
•
of Rec.
1
RR.—
22V2C
(quar.)
Holders
11-
10%
Ohio
10-15
Y;/;!.;Z
_
Electric
Ltd.
Emhart
3
&
10c
v..
dividend
Horn
Emco,
3
10-
Musical
&
Stock
10-
10-15
5%
10-15
Mobile
Payable
37 Vac/
l
>:$1.50
-___—___
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
American
dividend
11-
$1
Ekco- Products
Electric
Stock
$1.75
(accumulative)
_
(quar.)__
Class
Elastic Stop
9-29
10c
Class
4Va%
,
10-15
..
When
Share
v
Z'{
f
Co.; 5%
conv.
pfd. (quar.)
Gulf Oi* Corp;- (increased
£_Y£;.;LA4Yi4_,^U4'
Gulf Life Insurance
(quar.).
__Y_Y
9-29
10-15
,Y
Company
Griesedieck
V9-29
1
Manufacturing (stock div.)_
Edgcomb Steel of New England, Inc.—
Sault
Per
Name of
11-
Ed-U-Cards
Edison
Holders
Payable of Rec.
160c
$6 preferred
(accumulative)
Economics Laboratory, Inc., common
$4
When
Share
(B.)
Co.
(quar.)
—
Ltd. (quar.)__
6%
preferred
(quar.)—_
Gardens
Corp.,
Telegraph &
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)—Y._—
Marquette Cement Mfg., 6% pfd. (quar.)—_
Marsh Supermarkets
(quar.)
Maryland National Insurance (s-a)—
Masonite Corp.
(stock dividend)-—;
Marlene
Industries
Massachusetts
12c
IOC
Maust
&
Coal &
10-
3
9-28
'
11-
5
10-19
10c
10-15
10-
1
4%
10-11
9-
4
9c
10-29
Investors Trust—
Quarterly from net investment income
Matthessen
9-24
.
Hegeler
Coke
Zinc
(stock
dividend)
Corp.„ (quar.__^__—,—-
Department Stores
33/4%
preferred (quar.)
.
9-28
5%
10-31
10-
1
11V4C
10-19
10-
9
-
May
93 %c
Continued
10-31
on
10-10
page
46
''
•
•
'
,
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1456)
.
.
V"
-
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Lowest
Highest
44% Jan
16
55
Dec
21
52% Jan
3
75
Apr
7
17% Sep
25
38
36
Jun
Highest
25
55
56% Aug 29
12% Sep
27% May 16
52% Jun
28
107% Nov
14
65
Oct
24% Jun
5
9% Sep
28
Feb
Jan
15
16
37
37
37
37
60%
60
60%
61
61V2
l
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,13 y2
25
62%
63%
61%
623/4
62%
66
66%
66%
66%
65
9%
9%
ARC Vending Corp.**.™*.
ACF Industries Inc.
_1
Acme
Steel
10
9%
21
1
No par
23% >
11%
40% '
12 Va
15
33% Nov
22
22% Jun
25
33% Feb
43% Apr
17
10
May 29
39% Oct
1
23% Jan
90% Jan
Adams Express CO
Adams-Millis Corp
3
6
Co
2
10% Jan
3
19% Nov
29
11 % Jun
15
22% Jan
4
36% Apr
21
20% Jun
25
35% Jan
17
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
1
Aeroquip Corp
1
23%
11%
39%
11%
23
May 28
18%Apr
18
Air
14
14% Mar
8% Sep 28
73% Nov 16
86% Dec
41 %
12
84
61% Nov 29
10
9
18
Jan
70% Feb
3
41% Nov
9
33
Jun
12% Jan
3
20 % Aug
9
14
37% Dec
45% Nov
8
29
24% July 25
Dec
11
90
9% Sep
8
15% Apr
4
32% Jan
4
53% Apr
4
19
35
Jan
3
50% Sep
7
27 Va
40
Jan
6
55
89
.
Nov
Jun
A
4
Alco
2
Aldens
Jan
Products
Inc
4%%
94% May 16
12% Mar 20
preferred
3
66% Aug
3
35 Va Jun
57
4
Allied
Chemical
16% Dec
21
Jan
3
70% Nov
6 Va Jun
483/4 Sep
15
84% May
19
Oct
25
98
Nov
17
81 % May
21% Apr 25
29% May 15
Aug 11
14% Sep 28
110
3
' May Ts
28
36% Sep
20
25% Dec
12
11
38% May 16
56% Nov
30
81% Mar 30
45
19% Dec 20
19
37% Oct
119% Dec
34
2
23
100% Mar
30% Jan
7
Jan
3
130
47% Aug
24ya Apr^ll
51% Jun
6
9
363/4
373/8
36%
373/4
36%
*12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
*35%
36%
36%
37%
5
73/a
73/a
7%
7%
51
50 3/8
51%
50%
51 %
50
50%
50 34
50 34
86%
85%
85%
*851/4
86%
86%
86%
♦85%
86 %
310
10%
103/4
10%
103/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
1034
8,600
10
13%
133/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4 '
13%
13%
31,000
85
85
100
Cement
Limited
19%
17%
Amerace
Corp
203/4
20%
21
20%
21
Petroleum
12.50
No par
20%
Amerada
98%
1013/s
101
99:,/4
101
No par
24%
No par
America
Juh 25
Jun
Jun
July 19
31
Mar
1
V
Amer
Corp
Agricultural Chemical
59
113/4 Jun
•
/
41
23
16
American
Feb
22
40 % Jan
4
Ameiican
10
30
May 18
65
Apr
4
18% Jan
4
American
25
American
Brake
Broadcasting-Paramount
26
25
Jun
25
25
23% Jan
114
53 % Apr
36
39% Jun
5
38% July
417/a Mar
9
42% Jan
53
7
41
Jun
27
50% Mar 28
70% Jan
97% Mar 28
50% Jun
25
88
19 Ya Jan
25%May 12
18% Oct
1
5
•29% Apr
59% Jun
21
8
31% May 29
Oct
2
84
21
May 29
Jan
3
35Va Jun 25
Mar 20
39% Sep 29
50
29% Jan
20
58% Nov 29
31
Jun
25
47% Feb 19
Jan
2
24% Jan
17
34V* Feb 13
51% Jan
5
91% May 25
48
Apr 23
557/a Jan
2
3
77% Nov 30
52
Jun
27
72% Mar 21
20 % Jan
3
47% Dec
6
36
Jun
14
58% Apr
13% Oct
4
23% Apr
28
8% Jan
4
12% Apr
18
Dec
Jan
3
28
Sep 26
12% May 29
8% Jun
27
29
25% Jun
25
89% Sep
14
44% Oct
1
35
Apr
26
17
40
13% Jan
6
20
Nov
21
May 29
13% May 29
20 Ya Jan
3
28% Nov
22
18% Jun
99% Jan
9
36% Nov 30
81% Oct
13
24% Jan
3
105
May 24
63% Apr 20
867/e Feb 27
39% Dec 14
101
19
13% Jan
3
May 28
25% Jun
20% May 16
16% Nov 30
Mar 20
79% Sep
97
Sep
Apr
34
Jan
54
Jan
18
29% Dec
29
46% Sep
41
Jan
19
3
12% Jan
3
139% Sep
28
25
Dec
19
62
Jun
2
8
19% Feb
13
24% Jan
5
105
Jun
42% Jan
86
40
5
103
22
2
Mar 19
Jan
2
Sep 21
18% Mar 13
Bakeries
Arma
Shoe
24%
Corp
Co.
_2
No par
Theatres Inc
American Can Co common
7%
&
Fdry
28
2
42% Mar 10
14% Jun
27
-
38%
18%
22%
16
3
50% Mar
9
Jan
13
3
25%
45
-
23
*22%
72 V* May 18
136 Va Jan
3
Aug" 3
Jun
23
28% Jan
3
119
18
30% Jan
11
103 % Jan
3
121% Jan
41
3
Oct
35%
*34%
89%
89%
146% NOV 20
142
127 Va Apr
il
122
27% Jan
16
20% Feb 27
377/a July 26
347/a Jun
5
29% May 29
22
139% Dec
131 Va
Jan
3
63
19% Jan
1
27
2
May 29
Jan
3
Oct
Sep 18
26
13% Nov 21
34% Jan
4
22% Sep 22
17% Sep 25
29% Jan
4
25
Jun
28Va May 23
25
Aug 10
23
27
25
Jan
22%
22%
22 %
35%
"34%
35%
91%
89 %
89%
30
40%
41
40%
41%
38,700
35%
36
35%
35%
1,300
62%
13,700
41 %
40%
41%
36%
36
36%
62%
63%
627/a
62%
62%
47%
45%
47
16%
15%
16
8%
8%
8%
15% Feb
51 % Nov 27
40
Oct
1
17
Jun
25
10
May 28
27% Jan
3
44
3
65
Nov 20
2
90% Jan
13
May 22
44% May 22
45 % Apr
4
17
93% Feb 16
48% Nov 17
21% Nov 15
26% Nov 30
37
Jan
For
footnotes,
see page
Jun
27
15
8%
-
63%
62%
63 %
46%
46%
46%
47%
7,200
16%
16%
-16%
16%
16 Va
16%
3.100
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
6,800
45%46%
-
31
303/4
31%
32
333/4
33%
34%
34Va
34%
14,500
44%
45%
44%
46%
45%
4 6 3/8
45%
46
453/4
46 Va
32,100
20
20%
20
2OV4
20%
20%
20%
18,500
15%
*14%
193/4
19%
*102
104
*102
203/u
203/8
203/4
15%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
200
19%
193/8
19%
*193/8
19%
193/a
193/a
1,800
104
19%
193/4
19%
82%
82%
82 Va
*81%.
28 Va
28 34
28
101%
101 %
*100
27%
28%
101
16 Va
143/a
14Va
14%
14%
14%
141/4
14%
25
24%
24%
24%
25
25
25
16%
163/4
161/2
16%
16%
17
16%
17%
38%
38
38%
23%
233/4
24
24
553/4
553/4
56
123/4
13 Va
12%
12%
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
283/4
29
28 3/8
28%
28%
700
57
13V8
3,000
59,600
/
241/4
553/4
29
&
Ghem
No par
5
com
preferred
12%
37%
12%
12%
100
*144
146 Va
Develop'mt Corp l
i6
16%
*144
15%
*144
i
10
Co
No par
preferred
100
Snuff Co
8%
common
non-cumulative preferred. 100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd
£1
American Sugar Refining com
J
7%
preferred
25
Tobacco
26%
9
148
53%
146%
22%
9Va
'
53 Va
1473/4
223/a
22%
30%
37%
37%
147
*124%
22%
-
35%
29
•
36
293/4
29 y8
preferred
preferred
preferred.
preference
1293/4
503/a
513/4
51%
20%
20%
203/4
27
27
25
*26%
*24%
25
231/4
...
27
26
23%
29%
29 Va
293%
9,400
37%
37%
37%
38
4,500
26%
*26
,*24%
23%
l,;'
37I/2
128
48%
203/4
20%
27
27
26%
*27
271/4
*27
27%
*26
27
*26
27
26
*24%
♦231/4
L
15
15%
14%
14%
37% Jan
37% Jan
15
1
20%
21
20%
31
2
Amsted Industries
l
26
26%
253/4
26
52% Jan
4
Anaconda
Co
36%
37
36 Ve
37
37
Jan
4
Anaconda
Wire
25
25
25
26% Sep 26
91
Jun 27
37% Jan
4
263/4
27
26%
*923/4
95
*923/4
34% Sep
26
49% Feb
9
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp..
6.25
$4 preferred
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co
__21.80
36
36
36%
11
36%
363/4
25
24% Feb
8
Apco Oil Corp..
14
14%
14 yB
14%
14%
1
;
Electronics Corp
Inc..
50
&
Cable
No par
1
1,000
500
27
.
12
.
90
24%
♦241/a
25%
231%
23%
231/4
23%
11%
233/4
Ampex Corp
Amphenol-Borg
*26
54,900
24%
25%
231/4
113/4
570
50
2OV2
27
12
129%
1283/4
20%
4
113/4
41,300
493/4
20% Jan
11%
1,400
110,500
29%
129%
2IV4
113/4
36
1091/4
20%
40 3/4
par
590
293/a
483/g
20%
shares.._No
36
1,200
108%
...
128%
*39 3/4
endorsed
-V
52%
129
40 3/4
Inc
36
36
36V4
29%
203/4
900
29%
:'h-
1083/4
51%
1'
22 Va
124%
293/B
203/4
..25
148 3/4
22 Va
1241%
107%
50 3/8
25
5% %
*147%
221/4
124%
30%
129%
130
147%
22%
124%
29%
5
com
147%
108 %
25
Corp
9,800
223/8
1073/4
29%
129%
36
4,200
148
373/a
37%
1,500
10
541/4
9%
53%
29%
'
.f;
26
9%
"
1241%
36
fi.
3,400
.;
54Va
293/a
108
15%
9%
123V4
36
6,700
18,900
'•■
it
53%
30
105 %
253/4
26%
*26
-
91/2
38
106%
2,200
"
....
.
WK.'-V
4,500
72,700
12%
153/4
*
10,100
145
54
126
100
Viscose
.
261/4
29%
'
15%
if-
'
127%
293/4
105'/a
preferred
93%
53
*124%
.25
6.25
26%
26
9
53%
149%
22 3/8
33 Va
common
26
26%
9%
53%
'•■.■.v.-
12%
*144
146%
15%
16%
'.;
123/4
*144
146 Va
153/4
15%
12%
123/4
12%
123/4
146 Va
203/4
153/a
23.
4,400
14%
20
Jun
31,900
24%
*40
May 16
28
101
16%
401/a
95
20
27%
100%
27%
25
20%
28
69,600
83%
14 Va
14
*2434
40
23%Jun
*81V4
100
100
20%
17% July 26
203/a
20
20%
83%
27
27%
993/4. 100
AMP
23 % May 29
36
Oct
4
20
104
~
1
2
19%
*81%
20
83Va
33% Mar 29
Mar 30
103
104
*102
104
*102
American Zinc Lead & Smelting__l
Ametek Inc
.'
...No par
54
-
200
..
30 34
19%
6%
5%
700
22%
*89%
36%
16%
.800
3,900
*34%
v39%
62%
19%
12%
American
5%
3,600
,
91
37%
45%
19%
19%
13Va
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
6%
19%
41%
*14%
American Smelt & Ref'g com.No par
8
10
1
83
Jan
27 y8
45%
12%
American
29
45%
133/4
American Water Works Co
22% Aug 29
19
45
12%
Amer Research &
6%
45
Photocopy Equipm't Co.No par
25% Mar 19
May 11
19
30% Nov
33% Feb
25
19
20,400
39%
37%
61% Mar 23
Sep
5
26% July 16
24% Aug 21
34% May 5
27% Apr 17
58% Apr
3
38% Dec 21
Jan
25
12,700
42%
39
23%
American
May 29
29%
41%
39%
55%
5
42% Jun
:
39%
100
American Tel & Tel Co
20
29%
41%
36%
3
123
30%
1,800
39
23%
55%
2
5
29%
-41%
90
10,000
'
46%
46 %
-
37V4
44% Apr
134% Feb
7
46%
23%
36% Apr
Sep
Apr
46%
'
•
36%
136% Jan
25
July 2
12%
54%
17
Jan
65
12 %
34%
193/4
com
Co
98 Va May 29
32
65
12%
23%
Rad & Std Sany
33% July 18
43% Mar 2
65
54 Va
American
7%
:Av.s-
-
54%
25
11
65
12%
V-
23%
18% Jan
Apr 24
3078 May 8
300
36%
Potash
133% Apr
5,700
25%
1
American
152
20%
25%
23%
;
34%
19%
Optical Co
28% Sep
13
fcov~22
Jan
20%
25%
No par
4
7
100
20%
363/4
54% Jan
4
12,400
91
*22%
-
*79%
Co
Amer
17
4,100
16 3/4
97
10
Gas
2
May
24%
16%
*95
20%
>
•
-
36%
1.66%
32% Jan
40% Feb
,K
19%
19%
89%
No par
American News
65
5,100
29,200
*24 %
^
46%
45
1.75
Corp
American
18% Jan
:
24%
163/e
97
700
20%
106
13,600
35%
*88
1
preferred
2
5
24%
16 y8
41%
44%
23
*34%
1
com
2
8% May 29
48% July 18
26% Mar 21
54% Jan
24%
39
■
33% Jan
101%
*95
'30%
'
*38%
19%
100
Jan
7%
38%
18%
10
73% Jan
152% May 16
30% Mar 15
41%
38% '
20%
1013/4
l
28%
*41%
38%
" •
18 Va
Products
46
142% Jan
"
29%
41
-.
45
100
10
Climax Inc
convertible
Natural
May 17
•
28%
42
20%
99%
•
65
T'
100
American
10
*
28%
20,800
18
59
preferred
Apr
3
♦63%
41
64,800
5314
20%
.12.% .12%
27%
20 Va
18
-
-
53
23
"•
.
-
45
preferred
Metal
••
'
>
v
58
American International Corp
Investment Co of 111
American
•.
'<>•
•46% "*^'46%'
60%
American
Metal
^46 Va
47
'.
19%
51%
18
25%
-
6,900
19%
-
20%
>
♦24%
fi.£
12%
" 45%
American Hardware Corp
12.50
American Home Products
1
American Hosp Supply Corp.No par
4%%
12%
59%
Co
10
American Enka Corp
5
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__No par
American
65
123/4
3
prior preferred
American Cyanaraid Co
American Distilling Co
American Electric Power
Mach
25%
8,500
513/4
97
20%
.20%
*24%'
*63%
65"
---
-
'
•
par
4%%
Motors
May 28
•
American Consumer Ind^—No par
American Crystal Sugar common. 10
3.90%
'
46%
'- ?
No par
—No
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
American
V
'ti
,/<
15%
22%
51%
*173/e
16%
*95
300
15%
'>V
-19%
-
24%
16%
16%
97
'
20
r
24%
24%
24%
16%
*95
20%
•
'
1
Cable.
American Chicle Co
prior
*63 %
12%
.
25
American Chain &
5%%
i
12.50
preferred
American
48% May 29
1
12% Oct
17% Nov 21
20%
5
__50
Bosch
24%
16 %
95
No par
common
American Meter Co
23% Oct
2
Co
24%
16%
95
100
preferred
33
13
preferred
American Bank Note
6%
1
common
30% Apr 19
18% Sep 18
27
27% Sep
12% Sep
146
8
Jan
33% Feb
25
13% May 29
21% Apr
3
55% Dec
8
49% Aug 18
81% Dec
4
28
7
40% Feb
79
Airlines
convertible
ll7/a May 29
22% Jun
37
28
24
20% Mar 5
10"% Jan 16
3%%
99
5,000
-213/4
15%
22
•22
52%
19
26
223/a
17 %
47% Feb
.
153/4
15%
22%
19
38% May 29
75 Va Nov
15%
22V4
"
86 Va
*85
88
15%
22
51 :t/t
22% Jun
93
*85
153/8
-
523/a
17
24
86
86
15%
22%
20
28
57% Jan
88
153/8
21%
17%
Nov
Feb
88
10
Nopar
173/8
9
1,000
2,500
50%
19
15
1,200
-
*85 J/4
50 3/4
Feb
7%
1
193/8
34
123/4
100
__
17%
134% Feb
•:
383/4
7%
7%
*
63,100
No par
common
52%
25
12%
383/4
123/s
39%
7%
•
7%
18%
61% Apr
Jan
•38
7%
51%
49
Jun
12%
•39%
12%
38
60
700
37 %
•363/4
37
-36%
37%
*173/8
34% Jan
18% Feb
19
1
41% Aug 29
84
92
19
No par
20
64%Apr~5
3
40
92
18%
18%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
15%
10
7
Jan
94
*92
19
Aluminum
90
May 31
.15% Jan
4
9,500
92%
92%
20 "Va Feb
17
58% Sep
48% Jan
46 Va
*18%
American
36
4514
68% Mar 23
20 Va Jun" 15
May 11
27 y8 May
22
45%
28% Jan
23 % Sep
98% Sep
4,100
10,100
45%
22
May 29 •'
97,700
45%
25
84% Jun
93/8
45 Vu
92%
of
8%
453/4
18%
convertible preferred
Co
91
29%
25
4
*90
V
25% •26%
*89%
Inc
19
91
*90
700
28%
7%
Corp
Portland
91
*90
*18%
Corp
preferred
Aluminium
6,800
18%
Stores
4.08%
29
83/8
5
Alside
28%
U
29
No par
Alpha
283/4
91
Corp
12
283/4
18%
Co
49% Mar 20
May 29
28%
91
100
Supermarkets Inc
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
4
4,000
28%
Jun
18
7
19% Oct
Jan
1634
16 % Jun
11
3
24% Oct
23
16 3/4
1
gtd
Allied
4%
163/4
Inc
Mills
Products
16 3/4
24%
7%
-
Jun
69% Jan
28
2
Kid
16%
17 % Jun
Mar 24
26
6
4
Allied
Jun
16% Feb
81% July
5
15 Va Sep 25
35% Feb
4
Allied
66% Feb
28
25 Va Oct
Allied
5
88
3
25
26% Oct 26
15
31
9% Feb
24
13% Sep
Allied
17% Feb
25
10 % Jun
Jan
44% Jan
12
July 5
34% May 29
523/4 Apr 13
10% May 11
81
25
5,300
16%
7%
94% Jun
50% Jan
3%
343/4
28
44%
Industries
3%
*34 Ve
23%
44%
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
14,600
3%
34%
'7%
44%
Allen
49%
3%
*34 Va
-
23%
5
2
48%
3%
34%
3%
28%
Allegheny Power System
23% Mar
483/4
1,800
15,900
23%
19
6
18
48%
59 %
58 %
28%
53% Apr
Sep
59
7%
27
16% May 29
58
7,500
9,400
f
29
27%
88
153/a
24%
27%
Sep
12%
223/4
14%
7%
24
27%
7%
'
<
12
22 3/4
14%
14%
*233/4
24
1
5
44
1
10
2
3
29%
91
27%
__
20 3/4 Sep
27
16%
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
100% Jun
11
16%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp..
4
Oct
16%
5
12
7
16%
12%
23
.23
48%
39 Va May 28
24
14%
34
1
12 Va
12%
23 %
14%
48%
2
41
14
12
23
48%
3%
Jan
Jun
2,700
38,300
59 Va
*90
3,400
11%
433/4
58%
-
233/4
11%
423/4
59%
91
23%
11%
57'A
29%
23%
23%
4,400
12,300
9%
42%
34
27%
9,500
66
93/4
UVa
48%
3%
33%
*90
653/4
41%
49
3%
.
,
9%
11%
34%
5
65 Va
643/4
'
93/4
233/4
6,600
9,600
63%
u
437/a
48%
3%
100
-
65
58
48% Jan
53/4 May 29
Dec
12% Jun
I
common
63%
1,400
133/4,
V.V.. 13%
11%
34
__1
13%
41%
i
2
Inc
.
62
61%
63%
10
23 %
23%
11 %
43
12%
23
15
.13%
66
2
No par
_
Corp
16% Jan
36% Jan
23%
11 %
40%
11%
23
% 14%
613/4
6i%
38
*37
38
*36
'.:i\
133/4...
63 %
9%
10
.
23%
57%
1
Inc
Industries
Gas
50c
Chemicals
&
Reduction
J
Alabama
39
25
Products
Products
22% Apr
25
93
29
Air
19
Control
40% Mar 26
May 29
88% Jun
Air
7
4% Feb
3 % May 29
32% Jan
...
84% Mar 15
May 29
45 % May 29
5% Mar 24
3% Nov 24
19% Mar 15
f.
,
Acme Markets Inc
109% Oct
Shares
37
2
3
the Week
Oct. 5
59%
2
3
Friday
Oct ,4
..a
37
Jan
Mar 14
Thursday
Oct. 3
5
99% Jan
24% Jan
Wednesday
1
Laboratories
21
21% Oct
80
-
Oct. 1
Tuesday
Oct. 2
Monday
Par
Abbott
9
75% Feb
3
3
76
17
STOCK
Abacus Fund
16
21% Jan
25
YORK
EXCHANGE
"
22
68
3
Jan
81% Mar
12
Deb
Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
113/4
12
12
4014
40 Va
40%
21%
21%
21%
10,000
15 Va
15%
15%
51,000
401/4
..
21
.
.
15
700
5,600
1,000
21
153/g
22
21
21%
26%
26%
26 Va
26Vt
26 %
26%
6,000
36 Va
363/s
36
36%
36%
37Va
20,100
26
25%
253/4
25%
25 %
25 Ve
251/4
26%
26%
27
27
27
273/a
27%
*923/4
95
95
„
203/4
*
-
•
'
•
*93
-
20%
-
♦93
95V4-
95
'
5,500
820
5,100
V
~
,
36%
37
153/s
15%
36%
37
15
.
36%
1,100
15%
15%
6,500
Volume
Number
196
6201
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1457)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK
Highest
37'%
27%
27%
Jun
25
39% Mar 29
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Arizona
37% Sep
8
43% Oct
23% Jun
25
38% Feb
67% Jan
3
41 yB Sep
24
71% Mar 15
37% Jan
3
79% Aug
53% Aug
25
25
Jan
4
78 % Jan
11
Jan
3
13% Mar 16
74% Oct
85 %
July 28
82% Jan
2
46
May 22
26% Oct
3
Oct
1
16 y4 Jun
25
20Jun
20
Feb
9
19% Sep 19
24% Aug
2
36% Dec 13
22
Jan
4
28% Jun
20
Sep
102%
5
Feb~~7
53% Jan
3
110
July
Nov
82
1
7
21
21% Jan
3
29
Oct
23
9% Jan
3
10% Nov
16
35% Jan
4
54
83
July 14
39% Dec
42% Jan
20
Aug 24
12
18
Ashland
52
Sep
20% Aug
80 Va Jan
6
9% Aug
2
27% Jan
21
86% Feb
5
91% Apr
48% Feb
2
31% Jun
27
43% Jan
22
4
44 y4 Jun
25
25
81 y4 Jan
3
11
30% Jun
5
14
Jun
25
2
% Nov
30
4% Feb
27
2
Jun
29
10
Nov
29
13% Jan
5
21% Feb
1
May
57% Feb
11% Jan
17
15
18 y4 J&n
12% Jun
21
25% May
31% Jan
July 23
25
3
27% Aug
2
16% May 29
17% Feb
2
68 y4 May
8
14
7% Mar 29
36 '/a Jan
10
59 J/2 Dec
15
Oct
18
11% Nov
9
27% Jan
20
94 y4 Jan
4
82 y4 Jan
19% Aug 15
41% Nov 15
Jun
4%. May 29
26
10
11% Jun
27 Va Jun
96% Jun 20
85% Jan
91% Nov
17
22
47
Jan
19
187/a Oct
47% Jan
19
17
26
15
13% Mar
9
52y4Sep
20
15% Jan
3
Jun
104% Mar
4
5%
Avco
13
Babbitt
Baker
Baltimore
9
1
4%
Common
Oct
1
48% Feb
19
29 Va Oct
3
48% Feb
9
Oct
3
Bangor
&
Jun
25
22% Feb 21
85% Mar
8
Barber
Oil
10% Sep
17
20% Jan
5
52% Apr 30
23% Jan
Basic
11
60
18% Feb
8
27 Va Aug
3
61 y8 Aug 29
35 y4 Dec
27
8
48% July 10
35% Nov 21
Oct
14
3
Sep 26
40% Oct
1
59
37
22 % Sep
Jan
Jan
4
4
Nov 30
59
51% Jan
6
82%
^4% Jan
11
100 y4
17% Mar 14
87
Jan
3
81
Jan
6
17 y4 Apr
19
Oct
2
31
:
Nov~27
27
18% May 29
38% Jun 25
34% Jan
11
Feb
26
Bayuk
27
52% Jan
29
44% Jun
25
71
M'ay 15
27
20
12
25
Jun
1
75
Oct
27% Jun
6
11% Jun
35% Feb
8
32
Dec
Jun
46% Sep
25
20
Jun
2
2
May 21
95
38%
108 y4
108'/4
108 »/4
107%
53%
54 y4
108 y4
160
52ya
54 y4
54 y4
56 y4
10,300
21%
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21%
28
22% Jan
22
Beech Aircraft
15
35
26
Beech
(A
Creek
34% Aug 20
16% Jun
8
9
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 %
10%
42
10%
40%
40 yB
41
40 y4
40%
40%
87
30,300
41%
88%
7,000
10%
40%
87
*87
89
341%
35
48%
49
*85
89v
*87
*87
88%
*87
35
34%
85%
35
35
35%
48%
48%
49
49%
48%
49%
85
84
85%
15
14%
14%
14%
2%
2%
2%
*84
85
♦84
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
2%
2%
2%
2 %
2%
15
14%
15
15%
15%
14%
2%
14%
,
*14%!
35
*34%
48%
*85
15
-
9,100
2,100
60
35%
49%
2,800
8,800
85%
14%
330
15
4,400
2%
;
14%
15%
*22%
23%
16,200
8,800
15%
14%
14%
15
*14%
15%
24V4
*23%
24%
*22%
23%
*22%
23%
13Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
21
21%
21%
21%
19
21%
20%
21%
19%
21%
20 y8
21%
18%
21%
22
72.200
19%
20%
20
20%
32,200
*23
15
19%
15
13%
13
1,800
'
13%
20,200
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
41%
42%.
42
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
43
11%
12%
11%
12
12
12
11%
11%
11%
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 3/a
12%
12%
12 3/4
Xl2%
13 Va
14,100
30
30%
30
30 Va
29 Va
29%
293/8
29%
293/o
29%
10,400
1013/4
101%
1013/4
99%
*83
5%
99%
99%
89
100%
*88
89
x5
Va
5%
v
2,700
8,300
8,300
101
101
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89
89
89
89
89
19%
193/a
19%"
19%
193/4
1,100
18%
18 Va
18%
*18%
18%
2,400
19%
19%
18%
19%
19
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
370
150
32
32
*31%
32%
*32 %
*32%
33%
32%
32%
200
30 Va
30%
29%
293/a
29%
295/8
30%
30 %
30%
31%
2,400
10%
10%
10%
10 V*
10
10'/a
733/4
10
10%
10%
10%
2,200
72%
733/B
73%
33
72%
75%
73%
733/4
10%
107/a
10%
10%
10%
10%
*42%
43
42%
42%
42
42 3/4
72%
10%
-
*42
733/4
2,700
10%
10%
10%
1,600
42%
42%
42%
*15%
40%
15%
1
14%
15
15
15
*15
15%
15%
15%
10
40%
41%
40%
41%
*40%
41%
40%
41
10
Inc
22%
227/a
22%
223/4
223/8
22%
22%
223%
400
400
41
1,700
22%
22%
I,300
23%
4,800
1
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
223/4
23%
223/4
41%
42%
41%
41%
*41%
*41%
42%
42
42
35
35
34%
34%
343/,
34%
34%
343/4
343/4
343/4
2,000
50%,
51%
50%
51%
503/4
51
51
51
50%
51%
3,600
101 %
*100
101
%
23%
42
4%%
pfd
19% Feb 26
Bell & Gossett
4
Corp
12% Feb
14
48
101 Va
20%
20%
21
203/4
21
21%
21%
5,000
84%
87%
85%
89%
85%
88 Va
86%
90%
79,700
75
77
77
75
75
*73
77
♦73
102%
102%,
75
75
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
14%
143/4
135/a
14%
*32%
33%
*32%
333/4
*32%
33%
*327/a
33%
*32%
30%
150
333/4
60
7,100
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
30 3%
30%
303/4
7,8O5
13
13%
13
13'/a
12%
13%
12%
13
13%
13%
4,900
1
17%
17%
18
18
17%
173/4
*17%
18
17%
17%
700
2
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/a
125/a
*12%
123/8
12%
No par
19 Va
20%
19%
203/a
195/a
20%
19%
19%
19'/a
12%
19%
29,800
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 Va
483/8
493/4
48 3/a
5
Co
Intercontinental
#
1
Bell & Howell Co
72
101 Va
20
877/a
1
Savers
50% Jan
*100Va
20%
50
Corp
RR
Life
101%
197/a
83 Va
100
*100%
500
1
Inc
Petroleum Corp
Belding-Heminway
Bell
40%
No par
S)
19% Oct
7% Jun 25
40
10 y4
1
Inc
697/a May 25
16% Apr
5
1
40
41%
50
Belco
22% Feb
27
1
14% May 29
20%
21%
38
1
Corp
Corp
12% May 29
10% Dec 29
38%
*107%
33
2.50
19
Beech-Nut
13,400
100
Inc
Feb
Apr
900
1,900
'
541/3
preferred_100
Corp
Instruments
Shoe
16%
108%
54
100
Beaunit Corp
Beck
16%
150
375/3
100
preference
Laboratories
Beckman
2
9,200
12
53%
20%
(James B.) Distilling Co
2
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
4% %
preferred
100
29% Mar 21
152% Jan
1
87
12% Aug
4
25
62% Jun 14
29% Sep
14'/a Jan
101
96% Mar 28
Nov
159% Dec
Jan
28%
12
107%
Beam
Cigars
130
28
12,900
373/4
10
Lomb
S,
24,500
1C8%
100
Works
&
Baxter
61
29% Jun
13
B
Corp
Products
Iron
Bausch
2
Aroostook
convertible
Bath
24
*16 y4
23%
100
non-cumulative
Preferred stamped
15)
23%
23%
23 '/a
57%
86 Va
37%
53%
No par
com
common
4%
5%
23%
23%
23%
23%
57
34%
13
Corp
Basic Inc common
21% Dec
10
23%
23%
16%
23%
.i 22%
•
*11%
19,700
1
stamped
32
47% Jan
33 Va Apr
Ohio
19
23%
23%
12%
16%
17,900
43%
35
9
Elec
18
23 y4
27%
♦11%
16%
2.300
28%
*85
34%
36%
1
Co
Inc
62% Jan
29% May 18
70 Va Mar 17
23%
23
26%
12 y4
16%
36%
27%
43%
*107%
5c
Inc
y;63v« Jan
42
31% Dec
&
12%
16%
27%
*11%
23%
of Amer_2.50
preferred series
preferred series C
Baltimore
28%
16%
No par
4%%
30% Jan 25
27
12
16%
No par
Corp
&
86%
12
20
Wilcox
Gas
57
86
1
common
Tools
56 Va
•84%
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
5
94% Mar
Industries
T)
&
56%
86
56%
86
1
Oil
43%
34'/a
56
10
Canteen Co
(B
Bai cock
43%
34%
55%
100
Electronics
43%
34%
26%
common
Corp
Avnet
43%
*84%
No par
RR
prior pref ($1.20)
Automatic
2
43%
34%
84%
preferred__l0
Co com__4V2
100
common
Nichols
Conv
7
27%
27%
__lo
preferred
Austin
2
33% Feb
2
14
Corp
36%
27%
.56%
preferred
B
Chemical
Atlas
37% Mar 28
27
11
22
33 y4 Dec
25
103% Dec
21 Va Dec
33% Dec
Atlas
8% Mar 12
58% Feb
9
-47! Mar 20
19% Apr 19
May 29
Refining
series
$3.75
30% Mar 29
371/a Jun
23% Nov
12
28% Feb
25
Co
i
Line
Coast
Atlantic
15% Sep 20
12% Jun
preferred
Atlantic
15
12
14% Apr
13% Jan
3
4%
87% Apr
9
25% Feb
5
8
Feb 23
May 10
29% May 12
45% Mar 29
24
Investment
Atlantic
6
36%
27%
5
non-cumulative
City Electric
5%
36%
27%
84%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_lo
4
36%
27%
27%
22%
the Week
Shares
36%
1
2.50
<
27Va
par
& Refining
1
Dry Goods Corp com_50c
1st preferred
100
5.25%
16
87% Feb
55
Oct. 5
42%
34
1
Friday
Oct. 4
36%
'
42%
33%
2.50
InCl
Oil
Associates
2
49% Jan
fodustries
42%
5
Co
Sales for
Thursday
33 %
10
Associated
10% May 14
34»/4 May 29
21% Oct
12% Jan
20
110% Jun 22
2
27
Co
Arnold Constable Corp
Aro Corp
Arvin
84% Oct
3
12
28% Feb
105% Jan
Service
Corp
Armstrong Cork Co common
$3.75 preferred
No
Armstrong Rubber Co
Mar 22
Jan
&
45% July 10
60
9
Armour
15
3
4% Jan
16
Public
Steel
19% May 29
37% Oct
1
3
27% Sep 19
Armco
23% Apr 16
33% Feb 26
Jan
76
5
73% Apr 23
89% Jun
7
47
Oct. 3
37%
33
50
Wednesday
Oct. 2
2.50
43% Apr
30
Tuesday
Oct. I
No par
3
57% Feb
Monday
Par
33 % Jan
32% Sep
47% Jun
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Corp
l
8%
8
49%
51
3/a
1,600
7,100
•
Jun
58
28
Jan
31
59% Sep
22
Jan
12
53
Nov
16
119% Nov
3
133
Dec
11
1 % Jan
33% Jan
481/a
'
1% Jan
4
3
33% Jan
3
Sep
13
.39,
;
39% July
140% Sep
7
25
49% July 16
19
l%Jan
2
1
31% Oct
4
48% Mar 13
24% Sep
12
42% Dec
49% Apr
17
148
3
May 15
23% Dec 29
Jan
€
84
41
Jan
9
31% Sep
22% Jan
26
71% Apr
45% Apr
5%
Feb
Best
47% Mar 15
43% Jan
29% Sep 24
140% July 24
conv
Benguet
5
&
Co
Bestwall
152% Apr 24
27% Mar 14
87
Apr 26
Inc_
2 pesos
1%
Inc
39% Jan
2
26% Feb
7
Bilks
1
35% Jan 26'
57% Sep
7
22 % Jan
6
30 y4 Dec
21
26
Jan
29
187/a Jan
5
8
16
Sep
3
7
19% Jun
25
25
21% Jan
197/a Jan
23% Aug
36% Apr
55% Feb
7
79% Nov
25
70
35
Decker
Mfg
Co
Brooks
Inc
&
Brass
Corp
Bond Stores Inc
Book-of-the-Month
Club
Inc
27
41% Jun
Jan
2
Borden
12
3
23
34% May 29
79
Jan 15
48% Jan
80 Va Oct
21% Dec
26
Oct
26
10% July 24
22 Va Jan
37/a Dec
7% Dec
12
27
6% Mar 22
14
May 18
2% July
,
9
25% Sep
8% Jan
3
14%
May" 15
6
Jan
3
11
Jun
48
Jan
3
64% Jan
3
78% Jan
11
May 24
5%
2
1
29% Oct
1
Nov~21
60% Jun
15
86 % Mar 14
83 % Jan
13
30
Apr 28
109
i
10
70
,
8
17
Dec
30% Jan
11
45
10
112
68
Jan
30
97% Oct
44
Jan
17
74% Mar
35
Jan
5
59
13%
Jan"3
12
Oct
80% Oct
4
87% Feb
99% Feb
26
Oct
1
52% Jan
2
Dec 28
45% Jun 22
61% Jan
25
Oct
5
25
May 9
17% Jan 19
12% May 29
21% Feb
14
24
15% Feb
8
Budd
31
85% Jun
9% May 29
79% Jun 14
84% Oct
4
Jan
3
25
41% Feb
8% Jun
25
18% Mar
31
Jan
4
67
44
26
61% Jan
14% Dec
29
22 % May 10
16% Jan
3
24% Nov 28
73% Jan
3
Nov
18
Bulova
15% Jan
2
25% Mar 29
Jan
23
11% Jun
27
24% Jan
19
31% Oct
1
26% Oct
16
13
28
17% May 29
9% Jun 15
70
Apr
9
84
Feb
2
81
Jan
26
86
Jan
26
37
27% Jan
3
44% Dec
19 Va July 21
Apr 19
Apr 27
Feb
225/8
11%
19%
11%
11%
19%
12
second
473/4
253/4
26%
225/b
22%
22%
12
11%
12
19%
19%
20 Va
20%
6,500
375/8
42,400
2,200
3,300
900
20,300
38
37%
38 Va
38%
39 Va
29%
*29%
30%
30%
30%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
163/a
16 Va
16 Va
16
16%
5,000
22%
23%
23
23 Va
22%
23
23%
23%
233/4
23%
2,200
48%
48%
47%
48%-
47
48
47
473%
8.300
37%
:
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
x373/4
37%
6,800
84%
*83
84%
*83
-
36%
:
37%
30
*29%
*83
84%
84%
*29%
-473/4
37%
♦83
30
48%
38
♦83
84%
200
10%
10%
11
103/4
10%
105/«
103/4
10%
103%
3,900
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
323/4
32%
33%
x32%
33%
7,200
3
3%
3%
3%
3%
5%
5%
V.-:
3
3%
3
8%
4%
4%
27
8%
8%
4%
4%
:/
3
5
27%
3
5
26%
8 s/a
6,500
4 3%
43/a
43/8
43/a
2,000
60%
*59%
60%
60%
60 Va
293/4
30
♦293/4
30
30
30
69
70
673/4
68%
673/4
69%
30%
30
30
69%
72%
69%
71%
*84
87
•84
*84
87
87
*85%
87
32%
32%
323%
32%
32%
112%
•112%
112%
112%
112%
*79
112%
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
500
17%
17
173/a
17
173/4
17%
173%
109,200
51%
52
52
52
52%
*51%
24%
33
*112%
112%
78%
79
78%
78%
No par
17
17%
17
No par
52%
52%
*513/4
52
23%
24%
23%
24%
243/4
24%
25
25%
5
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
145/a
14 Va
143/4
14%
-5
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
No par
*83 Va
*83%
84%
1
1
5
Inc
/
32
9%
50
9%
800
1,000
21,400
X32%
32%
32%
113
15
8%
8 5/a
29%
87
1,500
4,000
43/8
♦59%
32%
5%
26%
8%
60
113
5%
263/4
4%
60
*84
*8'/a
1,400
5%
27%
83/4
8%
60%
10
*27
27%
4%
60
100
86
*84%
86
•84%
86
83%
84%
32%
x31
31
*31
31%
31
31
9%
9%
9%
9Va
50%
50%
51%
51%
9%
93%
51%
9%
10
20%
20%
9%
95/a
203/4
203/4
1
20%
100
*85 %
86
*85%
86
•85%
100
*71%
51
31
240
1,600
13,100
5,700
7,500
300
500
9%
9%
9%
1,800
513/4
51%
51%
2,600
9%
93/4
21%
9%
21%
31
25%
14%
3,600
21%
93/a
9%
213/4
22
86
*85%
86
*85%
5,200
86
73
33,800
73
*71%
73
•71%
73
*71%
73
*71%
100
89%
89%
♦89
91
♦89
90
*89
90
♦89
1
127/a
13 Va
12%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
13%
133/a
133%
8,900
5
31%
32%
31%
325/a
32%
33%
32
323/8
32%
32%
32,000
1
preference
Bush Terminal Co
26
47%
26
10%
5
Co
500
11%
12%
19%
36%
500
47
*22
22%
11%
19%
146
313/4
36%
.
100
Inc
24
16% Mar 12
19%
♦22
•145%
31»/8
29%
5
10
53% Mar 26
Jan
25%
22%
l
common..
Watch
4%%
25%
25
4%
Burndy Corp
Burroughs Corp
5
253/4
46%
27%
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
3%%
preferred
86% Apr
9
73
Apr 30
91
May 15
Jan
47%
25%
48%
22%
4%
Bullard Co
Bullock's
47%
47%
25%
27%
common
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class A
Bucyrus-Erie
Co
29
9% Sep 25
18% Jun 25
80
68
5
Jun
82% Sep 29
70% Mar 28
23
8% Jan
29
863%
3
Brunswick
8
19%
*85%
22 Va
100
Brown Shoe Co Inc
21
3
48% Sep 13
19% May 17
30% Jun
11% Jan
29
19%
86%
25%
No par
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
8
193/4
•85%
3
Co
26
Co
19%
86%
47%
3.50
Jun
25%
145%
193/4
146
19
19%
32
10
3%%
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50%
preferred series A
Apr 25
*145%
*31%
30%
145%
47
2.50
27
1
3,300
32
1
Co
Jun
23% Oct
*145% 146
19%
19%
86 8/a
*85%
5
When issued
23
116
89,300
100
Stores Inc
Edison
Bristol-Myers
23
43% Apr
May 29
.
3,700
29%
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
67% Aug 23
32% Sep 14
99% Feb 13
106% Jan
253%
293/B
Braniff Airways Inc
8% Mar 13
26
253/a
30
7.50
preferred
(E J) & Sons
Brach
7
4% Oct
49% Jun
253/4
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
18
15
67% Nov
103%
Boston
34% July 12
29% Sep
11% Feb
10
7% Jun 25
Co
Borman Food
2
4% Feb
6
9% Jan 22
4% Jun 28
25%
29%
1.25
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%%
preferred
29 Va May 29
25%
1
49 % Dec
19
313%
253/a
293/4
5
Bohn Aluminum
3
84 %
31%
25%
No par
76% Aug 31
Jan
400
500
38,800
30%
50c
Boeing Co
287/a Mar 12
13/8
14,000
29%
*31%
10
Laughlin Inc____
Bliss (E W) Co
5
•:
25%
32
2.50
&
Bobbie
1%
52
100
Blaw-Knox Co
26
1%
45%
111
30
50c
25
1%
44%
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111
25%
*85%
Jun
V
1%
52
29%
86%
21% Jun
1%
44
111
25%
19%
25
1%
111
II,600
*31%
145%
10
*51%
52
111
V
8
18%
18
43
43%
52
111
49%
40c
Corp common
*85%
&
42%
52
% V
1%
Black
18% May 2
22% Sep 18
56% Feb
1
37% Apr
5
43
111
*51%
111
*145%
64
Mar 19
49
40%
52
5
25
19% Oct
42%
111%
100
40% Jun
35 Va May 29
48%
1%
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
4%% I pfd series of 1951
3
Sep 24
49
1
Steel
15
11
*51 %
*110
100
Gypsum Co
16% Jun
Mar 13
41%
1
50
preferred
Consolidated
Bethlehem
3
common
preferred
$4.50
48%
5
Beneficial Finance Co
1% Feb 20
42
Corp
79% Jan
Aug 18
28
Bendix
54% May 28
128% Mar 23
15
71
3
34% Jun
108% Jun
12 Va Jan
1
75% Jan 31
55% Mar 15
Sep 27
20
20
*19%
20%
19%
19%
19
♦18%
19%
1,000
*9%
10
10
*9%
9%
3%
Byers Co (A M)
*9%
9%
*9%
10
:
18%
! *9%
90
20
C
—
'
•———
Sep
18
36% Oct 31
4% Jan
3
8% Nov 30
27
13% Jan
3
22% Jun
8
11% Apr
4
18% Jan
12
77% Jan
12
21V4 Jan
4
83% Jan
25
43% July 27
131
Nov 30
28% Apr
90% Jun
4
6
51% Dec 18
^—,mmi
21 % Jan
■3
27% May 22
8% Jun
13% May 21
213/4 May 29
4
10
32% Jan
California Financial Corp
California Packing
Corp
2
93/4
25%
10
25%
5%
93/4
93/4
93/4
93%
8,700
24%
24%
24%
24%
4,900
5%
5%
5%
11%
Callahan Mining Corp_
1
5%
53%
5%
Calumet
5
10 Va
10%
10%
5%
10%
10%
11
11
113%
15
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
83%
85%
13,400
Campbell Soup Co__
Canada Dry Corp common.
1
—1.80
143/4
14%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd..
15%
3,400
5,200
4,000
143%
1.66%
203/4
21%
48% Feb
52% Jan
1
14
9%
25%
8
27% Feb 15
92% May 24
Jun
93/4
25%
3
May 28
8
10
26
7% Jan
12% Mar 28
19% Sep 28
93/4
25%
18% Feb
May 29
Sep 25
19% May 29
85% Jan 12
76
1
2.50
..
5%
11%
17% July 18
122% Mar 27
For footnotes, see page 23.
25
.
..
12
Mar
26
Jan
$4.25
9
Hecla
Inc
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
3
16
&
_
Canadian Pacific
Ltd
Ry
82%
84%
833/4
84%
83 Va
84%
83%
85 Va
21
21%
21 Va
213/4
20%
21%
20%
21
89
89%
89 V4
560
88%
523/4
89
*50%
51%
*50%
50%
2,000
83%
8%
8%
2,500
193/4
19%
19%
No par
conv
Canadian JBreweries
t,
,
-
5%.
88 %
88%
♦88%.
89%
100
50%
50%
♦50%
513/4,
88%
•50%
No par
8%
8%
8%
8%
83%
83/4
8%
25
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
193/4
19%
2,900
.13,300'
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1458)
.
.
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
5
Highest
Lowest
60% May
4
56
2
32% Jan
Jun
13
3
36
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
9
6
102% Oct
12
96
43 Va Jan
3
62% Nov
39% Jan
3
52'% Mar 30 i
13
45 % Jun
30% May 29
28
45% Jan
3
24
27yaOct
3
74
Oct
41 % Jun
9v
6% Dec
22
13% Apr
Oct
25
6,
I V-''
11,-
Jan
28% Dec
97 :
May 23
129
34% Dec 28
Jan
10
79
19
73% Dec
3
34V4 Jun
6
50
69
Mar
7
75ya Oct
20
3
38Va Nov
'
24
27% Jan
24
38
«Jan
S2
Sep
7
Jan
54
24
5
July 12
Dec
38
"Jan
-
8
33% Mar 16
9
23% Nov
8
79Va Dec
4
28
Apr 26
467/a Apr 19
33'/2 Mar 27
23% Apr 2
24
5
5
14
9
5
33
-
60y4 Jan
2
35
Jan 31
-9% Apr 4
16% Jun 25
5% Jun 25
Mar 17
31'AJun 26
49y4Feb 16
24
May 29
38% Feb 18
91
Jun
57
v
95
21% Jan
4
32 V4 Jun
15% Jan
4
27% Mar 20
19 ya May
29
15 V4 Jun
25
25% Feb
7 V;t
Jun
22
10 ya Jan
2
Oct
5
Nov
28
50% Apr
4
21
15
3
30% Jun
9
7% Jan
•
29 y2 May
3
11% Nov
28
Jan
3
43% Oct
13
Dec
fc4
'SI
103
July 19
5
32
28
60
28
98
May 16
Sep
14% Sep
3
6% Jun
25
18
14 % Oct
1
24
Sep
21% Feb
31
Mar 30
'
14
'
10
18% Feb
Feb
27
3
Jan
.' 27% Dec
38
Feb
Jan
3
Jan
4
26
24
Oct
1
17% Feb
25
64% Feb
20
25
22% Feb
25
36% Feb
2iyaMay28
31% Jan
26% Feb
2
13
8
11
21% Jan
12
31% Apr
25% Sep
25
41% Mar
37% Jan
35% May
21
A
May 28
May 28
21
53% Nov
10
2
Mar 20
29
Jan
3
90'A Dec
5
87 y8 July
10
91% Feb
103% Dec
11
101 % Jan
2
105 Va Apr
3
52 % Dec
27
27 y4 Jun
25
52% Feb
Feb~ 13
Dec
41% Nov
6
32 % Apr
15% Apr
4
Mar 23
7
City Stores
38% Jan
4
Clark Equipment Co
48 V4 Jan
2
26
70 «/4 Apr
18
Oct
4
$4.50
Oct.
3
Cleveland
17
Special
96% Jan
3
102
58% Jan
3
65
33% Feb
71V* July 10
1
35% Jun
.:
6
37% Apr
25
57 1
47
31% May 29
10
77% Jan
4
21 Va Jan
4
July
140
Nov
109
6
70
17
Jun
30
134% Jan
5
26
59% Dec
Jan
5
77 Va Jun
28
28% Dec
20
20% Jan
4
.9
Oct
24
Jan
3
75% Jan
Jan
3
49 Va Nov
12
Clevite
Apr
19
Cluett
July
103% Jan
19
1
l
—;
j.
Corporation
Co
27
41% Jan
19
8
Oct
3
17% Jan
3
Oct
3
48% Jan
Radio
Colorado
Co
Fuel
...
Iron common
^
Colorado & Southern Ry—
4 4%
noncumulatlve 1st pfd
54% Feb
28
42% Sep
3
42% Apr
19
31 Va May 28
43% Mar 21
Columbia
Broadcasting
3
30
Oct
10
22 Va May 29
30 Va Apr
Columbia
21% Jan
12
35% Aug IS
s14
Jun
25
Jan
5
78% Nov
29
69
Jun
4
60% Jan
11
76% Nov
8
41
May 29
23 y4 Jaa
13
35 Va May 26
16
55% Dec
13
21% Jan
9
39 Va Oct
27
50% Oct
9
31
:
20 ya May 29
'34
Jun 27
12
44% Dec
41% Jun
„
15% Jun 25
May 29
-
35
Mar 19
Jan
18
Columbia
17
11%
Pictures
72% Mar 10
31% Feb
Combustion
35 Va Jan
10
5
Commercial
37% Mar 23
-
25,
11% Jan
4
48
191/4
20%
16
16%
ioy4
12
11%
12
54%
53%
52%
45%'
•
.
'
.
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..
11V2 May 29
8
Oct
3,
15% Feb
7
Cone Mills Corp
25
49% Mar 12
Consolidated
65% May 28
82% Mar 28
Consol
Jun
23
18
108% Jun
10
Aug
3
19% Mar 29
7% Jun
12
Jan
3
13% Mar 22
7% Jan
3
66% Jan
31
13% Nov
90%
28
Nov~27
;
Jun
25
13
Apr
5
preferred
1
Publishing Co..
5.25%
18
;
26
Jan
5
36 Va Apr
7
37y4 Jun
13
20% Jan
■
5
105% Apr
51%
3
$5
i
May 29
107 Va Oct
May 29
113% Mar 30
25
Jun
25
49% Jan
2
Consol
25 Va Jun
27
39
2
Consolidated
Foods
May 29
361/4 Mar 16
Consolidated
Laundries
May 28
65% Apr
Consolidated
Natural Gas'
Nov~30
49% Aug 31
31
Dec 11
80% Jan
3
67% Oct
4
45% Nov
10
22
9
Jan
29%
;
103
96
101
'
46
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31 Va Jun
25
Jan
30
4
100% Nov
27
33% May 29
94% Jan
3
20
97% Jan
2
103
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12
90
9
89 Va Jan
3
96
29% Feb
28
17 y4 Jun
25
Feb
9
21% July
5
Mar
63
V
48%
♦21%
21%
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25%
62%;
9
11
17% Oct
24
95
12% May 15
44% Jan
6
58
Jan
3
in
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3
1
77% Jan,
6
(
103
•
3
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18% Oct. 19
.
84%
Jan
92
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94i/2 Apr
2
5% May 29
Mar
3
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5
101
48% Dec
13
38
85% Jun
15
82
35% May 29
July 20
107% Jan
i
21%
-
>
'
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38%
.
«
41 '
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77%
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78%
81
21%
21%
21 %
38%
39%
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25
48f/»Jan
2
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3
88% Apr
19
5
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28
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16 % Jun
25
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•
.
4
74% Nov
21
11% Nov
20
60% Apr
28
43% May 29
May 17
35 Va May 29
5% Jan.
For
3
62
footnotes,
see page
47V4 May 29
8% Jun
23.
25
8% Feb
26
•
;
$5
convertible
preferred
16
12% Jan
29
Continental Motors
Feb
19
Continental
Oil
2
Continental
Steel Corp
56
56 % Jan
Continental
Insurance
of
:
:
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20%
8,100
1,700
37%
41
190
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•
40%
140%/
81
V
77%
■
6
Continental
.4
7% Jan. 3
*6% Oct 26
•
4%
2
.•
preferred
/■
39%
♦10 y8
32%
"
1
1
23%.
23%
:
.
8
52%
1.33%
Co
—
26
*36
37%;-.'
39%
140-
No par
Corp
23
;
18
23
.
104%:
23
X. 63% ,64'
36%
}37
'
-
1
Container Corp of America com
8% Mar I5
50% Jan
*
preferred.
$4.16
*
90% Jan
Corp..
10%
21'
y« ,48%
*21
,.'62% V 63 Va
101:
101;
;
63
*35;
,
£
48
„
par
.—100
,10%
17%
52%
.
.15%
30%
.
103%
10%
'p. 32%
100%
-■
/
.:;;:"'23/:;: :.23y4
33
99%
__1
Industries
Coal
$4.52
-
12
28% Mar
Electronics
$4.50 preferred
25
May 25
Jun
pref series A
Consumers Power Co com
100% Sep
98% Nov
conv
Consolidation
20
42% Apr 23
13
preferred.
4.12%
45% Feb
Jan
92% Jan
93
-
1
30%
103 %
26 •
32%
•
"
1
Edison of N Y com___No par
52%
8
„/.22%.
457/a
89
:
38%
47%
*102%
21%'.
62 Va
1
par
24
52%
.
11
.
*103% 104
39.<
.v.; 38%
10%
No par
Inc
89
30 Va
48%
23%
-
/ :.
100
Cigar Corp.:
'■
45%
89 V.-
105%
-30.%
102%;
'10%'
'
10
Congoleum-Nairn
.45%
r:
104%
yB';
-22%
,
par
107/a
24
7%
:
3
8,300
,80.0
60
14%
107/e
54%
11%
r7%
*i2ya
10%
16%
•
8Q0
92
43%.' '44%'
i
14%
,
15%
4,300
28.5Q0
23%
20%
38%
"
21%
_1
Conde Nast
30
111% Apr
107
!
cy
6,400
.
48
*6%
.52.
h'.
j
,
-.
19y4
.
2.1Q0
17%
*75
j.<H»*io%
.17%'
23
25
25
53,900;
.
:
.5%
32%
.
47%,.
44
-77/a
.
15%
5,500
..
29
10%.
(,10%-
22%
23
,23%.
52.-
*24%
;
.32
*6ya
8%
17%" 17%
•
31%
5%
•;
92
.
n2%:
U
10%
22%
6,400
94%
:
17/a
5%
43%.
.
'
24 %
r
15%
30
102 y4
r
'.
I
c
6%
15y2
89
-37%
-
-
5
Solvents
2
48%
14.%
24-1/2.:
104%
29%
Commonwealth Edison Co com_12.50
45% Jan
114 V2 Oct
17%
32%
"46%:
:
44%
7%
a
26%
3iy8
-
•
Elec__5
Ca
!
5%;
32%
*75'
6%
<23%.
.26y8
*94
x28%
.
*12%
10%
.'
A
7,9(10
A 18,700
-2,000
Va}
32%
.• 22%
.17 %
'
Engineering Inc
Commercial Credit
92
43^i
•
22%
'
45%
*87%
5
No
46
•
*74%
5
'■
.32%
400
9.200
28,900
t
17%
•
5%
A
*
22%
v:/'
46%
17%
54%
*103%
.10
common
Columbus
92.
.;,A
28%
.
5%
45%
'
-
13%
•■-•
■
94%
22,
33
10 %
12%
45?>/
System_2.50
$4.25 preferred
:—:
& Southern Ohio
79% Jan 20
•
i
14%
15%
31V2
if"-;
17 ya
5%
5,400
2,900
'
16%
16
100
Gas System Inc^
51
14
29
22%
■"v.- 40
16,900
31%.
>
AA
.A:
i7. ■
26%
*94
■-i-
1,200
A
.28%.
283/u
22Va
16%
5%
32%
26%:
,
94%
600
2,500
143%
A
A.
5%
■
31%
19%
52
50
/
39% Aug 16
26%
17%
'18:'//
201/2
5
5%%- preferred series B
8
26%
3iy«
■
AA1!.-
■&
18%
32%
"Vi,
2.100
'./■
38'%
143%
''A
17 Va! 17%
5%
32%
*94
-i! '"?8%
10%/
'
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No par-4:
4
.
&
5Vu
10%
15%
100
Collins
1
17% -17%.'
6%
14%
22%
• -
3.25
11
15%
10
•
15%
1
...1
»
46
.6Va
'
*25%
50
Peabody & Co common
preferred
18%
15%
*321/4
*12%
„
-
22%
4%: stock__50
guaranteed
14%
18%
600
;
27y4 I273/4
.-
14%
32%
•
27
14%
a:
22%
373%
•
'
27
a
9,760
>
-
A 98
22%
:
"
■
47%
A 71 />'
*97...
•
38
^
X28'% A 28'%
45
46 A
22%
15%
;
15%,
/
98
,
19 ya
15%
52
>10-
:r
No par
gtd
14%
2Q%
16%
r
6,700
300
20%
'
28%
22%
37%
: 27
18%
51%
-
-
5
& Pitts RR 7%
*97
-f/.
16
36 Va
46 Va
V
1,800
35%-
10
*
*
24%
<.-i6 ••
15%
28Va(
22%
A
24%
A
;
19,800
,e
86%
47% vl:.A.*46%
71
71 v
V
*70
•
86%
/
1,600
i-
(
20%
46%
27
2,100
34
134
35% A.
*20 m
28%
97
,,
'
••A 21,400
500'
19%
^33%
16%
35%-
69%
19%
\
25
*16 '
15%
22%
"
61%
*132 %
ft
86%
.
24%
r
-
33%
*46%
97
11,500
290
,
:
134
86%
37% ,38%
«:
20
„■
15%
,
5%
:2% v 2%
32%
32%:
*101 A. 101%
2%
327/a
47%
69%
5%
*59%
60%
19% '
20.V»
28'A
'.-,,4,100
*
16%
46'A
409
44%
.
.
-
*
25 V/
*46%
',100
27 Va
■"
101%
36 Va
5%
10%
,
ft- -r»y;
17%
10
Sep
3
34
'
16%
44%
6%
;
*23%
—No par
Coco-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
Colgatj-Palmolive Co common
$3.50 preferred
1
No
Collins & Aikman Corp
No
12
Jan
81% May
i
44"
3,800
V:,- 5,500
..
48%
27Vb
6
6.600
.
■ft A
' 36
>-
*48
1.
:* 101A
'
V
25
35
48%
''
85%
15%
35'
*132%
35%:
33
*72
10%.
__5
31% Oct
67
70
56
.32%
.
*15
22%
44%
IS".
■v
10'
i
46%
V'
23 V4 Jan
1,800
1.300
:
;
29 V*
*2%-
134
'
56
28%
31%
'■*:
A- 33%
*19%
56%
28%
5%
V 58%
AlA/ "
2% \
32%:
101%
85%
94%
5%
92
10 Va
i
No par^
...
preferred
Coca-Cola
2
18% Jun
1
7%
3
27% Jan
55
33 A
31%
29
*32%
'
*20 Vu20 %
A
26%
~
16%
,v
33
*6%
Cleveland Electric Ilum common__l5
Jan
34
23% May 17
43.
May 29
? 19 Va May 29
50% Mar 17
14%
143
20
July 19
<32% May 29
13
34% Dec
74
3
Co
26
,30%
27%
221/4
.
-5%
14%
10
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co__
26
Jun
15
2
1.
Jun
'
27
36% Mar
10
Apr
1.900
-
ll7/8
.
34%
"
59
'2%'31%
86
..
*94
-
17
5%
•
No par
.
Feb
-53
85
22%
16%
100
common..
preferred
conv
14
Mar 21
61
$4.40
37
Nov
101
5
45% Nov
133
I T Financial. Corp
27
Jun
.
35 y2 Feb
134
'?/44'.R.Z 44%
100
:
Cities Service Co
26
*132%
29
22%
25
1
Cincinnati Milling Machine 'Co
8
73% Nov
23
Jan
preferred
preferred
5
Jun
27%
1
City Investing Co
City Products Corp—_u_
51 Va Mar 20
33
Shares-
A
*100 Va. 101%.,
*27% ' 28
V' 43%
44
.
5% V'.
58
32%
-
100
-
10
May 29
23% Jun 27
41% Mar 30
3
66 Va Jan
11%
ioo y2
*48
27%
43%
,
5%
2%
3t%
-
94»/2
44%
.
;
32
27
S3 % July 10
,
4%
49 Va Mar 21
27
59
'
31%
♦72
100
No par1 J
4%%
59% Feb
20
26
14
Sep
63% Feb
;
11%
•
V
23
28
49'/*
.
2ty0
"43%
6%
60 *
VV.r-2%
26 Va
30%
Cincinnati Gas &'filectrld com_8.50
112 y8 Feb
19
20
40% Jan
32
Industries
29
Jun
47 Va May
pfd
non-cum
C
32
May 17
11% July 27
•
A
97% May 29
51
58 %
21
24 V* Oct
series
Chrysler Corp—
•
16
20%
preferred.
Chris-Craft
17
Dec
'
55
A
.
-
5
7
44
:
-
50% Mar 19
82% Jan
S8% Feb
I 49% Sep 26
81
2%
31%*
*94
—
2
62% Feb 21
36% May 29
*48-
5% '
61
•2%
*32
Chicago Pneumatic Tool.^
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—
—No par.
Chickasha Cotton Oil—
5
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
:
25c
-
4
33% Jan
,38% Jun 14
57% Sep
10
22
11
23
3
Jun
35
48'%
.
5/.
Chic '& North Western com
5%- preferred series A
1
12
1
19
15% Jun 25
12 y4 Jan
f
11%
66
*132 %
f
5%
8
15% Oct
357/a
8y4
28
...50
5%
7
16% Jun
12
-
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac—.No par
36% Feb 15
.' 8% Jun
Mar 20
-
33y4
•
AAA 27%''<27%
A42% "'43%
133M>133%
86%.
86%
-
-
A
j.
...
40
Chicago Great Western Ry com__10
8
20% May 15
37% Jan
.
19*
12,
27% Oct
15
37% Jan
»
23*
r..
the Week
22%
38%
23
xiooy2
.28%
35%
*101A
Class
20
8
38 y4 Mar 21
22
20
:
4
27% Feb
Steel
27%
101A -101ft
*101A 101%
20;20
; 20%;
32'A
34
-VA
32% <33%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3V2% convertible preferred
100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
2
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
26
27
26 y4 Oct
3
V 13% Jan
'23%
62
7
Jan
Sep
27
Feb
20
22% Sep
37% May 26
13% Jan
62
13% Jan
100 c
101
:
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia.
4
Jan
preferred called
'
55%'
28
48%
r
'
27Va
31 %
■ —
—
Jan
50V2 Jun
32% Aug 10
3
'
11
52% May 23
May 29
~18
15 Va July 31
17
Mar 29
45
- -
$4.50 preferred ——j
No par'
Champion Spark Plug Co_
1% ;
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
lv:;/,,v
Checker Motors Corp
—1.25
Chemetron Corp .——L"
IV Chemway Corp____—
1
41% Feb 16
31
Sep 28 '
31% Apr 11
82
H37
7JA Jan
98% Apr
44 % May
18
67% Jan
8
21
29
May 29
100
common_No par
55%
27%
<49y4
■
5%
^_______7
x55'%
;•
43% / 44'%
•
1
:
......
preferred
Tractor
49'A
27Va
Champion Papers Inc com—No par
39% Oct 24
9
32
38
V
101% 101%
.
4
Jan
2nd
-
--
,
4
2C% Jan
101'%
..
30
-
101'%
102 V2
•
1
25 V 25 Va * 1, 25 V 25'A
20
16
-16 " -. ; ■ *16
16'A
1
35%
36 Va \
35% V36%
Central Aguirre Sugar ,Co————5
.*20 - 20%/
20
. 20Vi
Central Foundry Co__——
1{
143%\.l5y8 V,
15
15'%
Central of Georgia Ry com__No par
*46'%
47% ,
*46J/2 " 47y2
5% preferred series B—^
100
»69%
76
*69'%
72
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par fftft..
28V8
28%
.ft 28 'A
28%
Central Illinois Light com___No par »
46 Va
467/a
■) *46 7 467/0
4 %% preferred —
100
98
98
, 98 ' 98
Central Illinois Pub Service—No par
22%
22%
22V2*22%
Central & South West Corp
2.50
38 -7 38%
' V 37%
38%
Central Soya Co —
No par
26'/2
26% '"' ^ 26%
27Va
Century Industries Co
No par
»14%
14% "
*14%
14%
Cerro Corp
5
18%
19'/a
18%
19«/n
Certain-teed Products Corp
1.
lSVs 15ya VV- 15Va '15%
Cessna Aircraft Co
;
1* - 17 -* 17%r; ;
' 17 ,
17%
Chadbourn Gotham Inc„
1^--5%
5% • V.
5Va
5%
Chain Belt Co_^
10*
32V2 33%
* 32% 323A
s
'38% Oct
SC
'
39%Vi^
:
Friday
Oct, 5
38%
39%
Oct. 4
>-
23%
23%:
11% * 11% A
.
Jan
•26% Jan
11 %
39%,
;
Cenco Instruments Corp.
25
46y4 May 31
8y4 Nov 27
Mar 24
3% Jan
Sep
18% Oct
14% Oct
44% May 17
3
«oy2Sep
23'%
Celotex Corp common—
5% preferred—
—A
f
Mar 13
101% May 28-
17
May 29
30% Jun 25
23% May 29
1
Products- Corp__^
Corp of Amer com__No par 2nd'preferred——100;
4%% conv preferred series A-100
18
23% Jan 249
Feb 21
77% Apr 5
36% Jan
2
52 V, Mar 30 .
.
5
July
93
'
2C%Jan
*31
39%
11 y2
27%V 28y«
35% -<35%
7%
-
,
26% Feb 23
47% Nov 221
SCVaNov
9% Jan
38%
54%*-55%
-
/Celanese
9
42% Feb 28'
20V4 Mar 2
68
preferred
4.20%
Ceco
Mar 22
87% Sep
26
Jun 20
68
Aug 23
25% May 28
35
Jun 25
99 y4 Nov 28
4
■'
1
Inc__
Co common.
Caterpillar
'29.Jtan. 1044
(J I)
6%%
-«
8
137 y2 May
44
-
.
__
102 % Aug
n%
r
4 :
22
19% Sep 21
14% May 29
5
Mar
4
Jan
16'% Jun 14
15
Jun 21
28Va May 29
5
28% Jun
Jun
Case
3
3% Jan
5
19% July 21
Oct
18% Jan
70
42% Jan
25
■
17
38
2
&
Carter Products
Mar 12
26
July i7
19% Oct
4
f
2
9% Jan
Power
Light—:«_Nopar
—A
5
Corp common
i-V
10 4Va%
preferred
50
Carriers & General Corp_J
__1 y
8
?5
28% Jun
85% Apr 10
8-
July
124 % Jan
162
22 % Jan
102
'v.
Oct, 3
22%
.
ViV V
23
Sales for
Inursday
Wednesday
Oct. 2
11 % *, 11 %
Carpenter Steel Co
28
77
25
94
■
28
3
24 Va Jan
>:
1
t
Tuesday
\
39'A
22'/#
Carrier
49 y2 Sep
2 Va Jun
31 V
Jun
3 5:
71% Jan
*
—_—_
Carolina
•
44% Feb
29 y2 Jun
;
40% Aug 15
3
6
22
44
Mar 20
5
41% Aug 29
32Va Oct
29
Jan
115% Jan
3
30
36y2 Jan
4% May 29
90% May 31
cs
'39
5
Mfg Co__„_._-__10
Corp
—No par
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
45% Mar 14
Apr
1
2% Nov
63 Va Apr
28
May 19
46% Feb
30 Va Feb
25
47 V*
3
52
Carlisle
i
26% Jun
v
36% Nov
10;
Jan
*
102 y2 Oct
(Philip)
Carey
11
15 y8 Mar 30
8
Jan
49
3
4cv4jan
.
Mar 13
Oct. 1
'
32 Vb Jan
27
Mar 16
Oct
22% Oct
38
5
20
26% Jan
V
Monday
*
Par
,
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
,
STOCK
YORK
A.
EXCHANGE
Carborundum Co.'_—
Highest
Lowest
♦3% Dec
SI'A Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
*105
105%
105i%
10
40%
40%
40%
18,400
85%
*84'%
85 3%
20
4%
4%
173%
*17%
17%
50%
51 %
51
43%
9%
-
9%
9%
483/4
49%
48%
49%
49%
50'%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
•37%
10
,
10
5,400
27,200
10'/a
4,700
:
17,900
v
900
Volume
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6201
(1459)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
37
24 V* Jau
4
30% Jan
'
•
J un
Lowest
40% May 31
15% Dec
27 % Jan
49 y2 Jun
23
15
194% Apr'
89
93 y2 Sep
18% Jan
3
29% May
30
3% Jan
5
Nov
18% Jun
28
Nov
24
76% Jan
11
12% Jun
25
23% Dec
20
29% Apr
13
22 % Jun
28
31
Sep
11
50% Mar 10
42% Jan
4
6
.
4
21% Mar 12
8
68% Jan
6
39% Feb
1
44% Nov
24
51 y4
""
July 25
134
Dec
;
26
48% Dec
67
12
109% May 25
86% Jun
27
14% Jun
25
3
11
Dec
45% Oct
1
3
25% Sep
5% Jun
20
30
Jun
15% Jan
,
13% Feb
8% Jun
14
14% Feh
22
Mar 16
14% Jun
27
May
4
31 % May 29
82
July
7
49% July 20
78
30%
46
46%
141%
89
46%
146
*89
91
"14%
i
v
6
96
*'94
21
21
14%
6
*94
96
V"
21 Va
21 Va
-V
*14%
40%
14%
5%
40%
83
*81%
13%
40%
83
*81%
*13'/4
13.100
''
/,
.30
:
10
2.100
600
6
1,500
41 >U
2.900
83
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23%
1.100
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 Vi
21%
4.500
22 Va
22
V4
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
100'A
101%
22
:
100'A
102
46
38
38
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41
101
102
46
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45
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38
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38 A
38
41%
411/4
421/4
94%
94%
95
41%
95%
94%
12%
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95
'
41 'A
*94'/2
95
99%
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32
14%
13%
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14%
41
95%
10o
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40%
46.400
91
6
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47%
147
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21
14 %
3.400
145
•;
96
21
1.400
7.000
V.
14%
14 Va
*44
14%
14
94%
1.900
13.000
104%
23.800
46
800
42%
10 300
94%
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3 8 al3
42
14%
95
>93
13%
94%
400
14%
8,500
aa
14 Va
*94
95
100
17%
17%
17
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
17'/4
2.300
13
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13%
13
13
13
13
13
13
12%
13
2.300
6%
6%
6%
6%
46
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6%
46%
6%
46
45%
45%
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46
46
46
400
5
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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11%
11'A
11%
600
25 Va
25%
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*25%
25%
25%
25»/3
25%
600
71/4
25%
7%
7%
71/a
7%
8 Va
7,200
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
5
common
100
$4 prior preferred
35 y8 Aug 21
62% Feb
30%
*94
21 '/a
*44
41%
Cunningham
20% Aug 16
37
14%
41
■a?
45
38 A
No par
Sugar
13%
21 'A
;
102%
*43
12.50.
preferred
x.Cuneo Press Inc
Mar 13
15% Jan
convertible
13%
31
83
•
22%
10C1
No par
America
22
Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
__i
20
35
22
2.50
5
_No par
of
Cudahy Packing Co
4% %
preferred
2
22
13%
Zellerbaoh Corp common
Co
22
40%
23%
1
preferred
22 Va
*81%
41 %
83
21%
common
47%
I
9
13%
147%
89
96
6
—25
called.:.—
Cuban-American
13
25
41
No par
pref
conv
5V*%
70% Jan 29
33% Jan
Seal
46%
145%
91
*94
;
No par
CT S Corp
19
12
&
47%
9'/a
30%
22%
149 %
*89
6
1
preferred
$4.20
19
30% Jan
20
Cork
6
100
Corp com
46
145%
89
22%
9
22 '/a
'
25
;
Petroleum
Crucible Steel
19% Aug 23
16 % Jan
9
12% Feb
9% May 29
16% May 16
19% Jan
107% Feb
6% May 29
36% Nov' 27
$2
21% Mar 29
11% May 29
23% Apr 18
13% Aug 21
73% May 19
54% Jan
Crown
3
3
8 % Jan
2
May
common..
89
1
convertible preferred
97
91
Corp
Crompton & Knowles Corp
Crowell-Collier Publishing
$2
90 y4 Jan
29% Dec
5%
100
preferred
Crown
7
14% Feb
3%%
46 % Aug 30
48
25
5
14%
5
Aug
19
15%
2
12% Jun
Sep
15%
Sep
95% Jun
11 y8
i_i
59% Jan
26% May 17
64 y2 Jan
21
8
6
31 % Mar 29
21%
14
3
3
95
21
27
32
17 Va Jan
9 % Jan
95
Sep
38
4
89% Jan
15% Aug 23
100
__l
Jun
41
12
Dec
48
147
Mar 13
129% Jan
22
46%
Crescent
42 Va Mar 19
14
22
145%
37% Aug
45% Nov 20
4.200
8%
21%
__5
/Crane Co
27% Aug 24
25
77 Va Jun
9'/4
9
21 %
50c
1
12
19
12
9 Va
8%
;
1
■
Coty International
2
82% May
.v.: 19% Feb
20% Aug 13
Jun
9'/a
23
Cosden Petroleum Corp
Coty Inc
27
7% Mar
4% May 29
40% Sep
Feb
% Apr 12
24% Jan
17
24% Apr
2,500
9»/a
'
5
Corning Glass Works common
3 % % preferred
3% % preferred ser of 1947
194% Mar 19
9
78
2.900
24%
13%
21
18
21
24%
31
90
11
21
241/4.
13%
96
22
20%
24%
31
5
157/a Dec
46 V4 Jan
20%
24%
13%
5
72 y2 Jan
"
21
24'/a
31 Va
27
13% July
20%
23%
13'/a
Jan
22% May 11
9% Apr 17
70% Aug 31
21
23%
31
Co i
Shares
21
23%
13%
Corn Products
the Weetc
Oct. 5
20%
31
60% Mar 28
Friday
%
13%
6
Corp_:
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 4
"
20%
31
92% Jan
88
5
5
105% Jun
4
16
PRICES
Oct. 3.
5
4
40
May 28
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 2
1
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
Jan
43% Mar 21
5
Tuesday
1
Oct.
1
43
25
5
Jan
25
27% Jun
Jan
Par
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
23% Mar
83 y» Jan
Monday
"
Cooper-Bessemer
16
25
88
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
America
34% Mar 19
12% Jun
28
of
15% Feb
1
Jun
Controls Co
5
63% Nov
26
45% May
3
145% Sep 26
13
34% Feb
27
19
YORK
EXCHANGE
22% May 24
42% May 31
_
26% Oct
Sep
8% Oct
18
NEW
Highest
2,0 % May 29
6
7% Jan
13% Jan
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Highest
19
v $1.60 prior
preferred—No
Curtiss-Wright common
•
Mar 20
Inc
7%
*24%
9%
par,
9%
7%
25
9Va
9 Va
_
17%
16%
17%
33
32 %
33
52
52
51%
52%
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35%
34%
34%
1
-
*9Va
9%
9%
6%
6%
9'/4
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7%
V-
6,800
26
800
9%
300
17«/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
22.100
*32%
16%
33
10
.'
:
Cutler-Hammer
7%
24%
__i
_
Class A.
7%
24%
No par
:
26
6%
33%
*32%
33'/2
32%
33%
521%
51%
52
2,600
34%
34%
3,400
52
53
34%
34%
*34%
34%
91
*87
91
13
13
52
600
d
32
Jan
3
46% Nov 27
33% Jun
25
85% Jun
7
89
86% Jan
5
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
12% Nov
1
20
Nov
Mar
8
May 29
11
9% Jun
7
25
45
90
Jan
2
Dana
Corp common.
3%% preferred series A
Mar 13
15% Feb
7
Dan
18% Mar 12
21
Preferred
1
86% Mar 15
31% Nov
14
20% May 29
80% Oct
23
77% July 27
84
76% Feb
9
81
Nov
15
78% Aug
84% May
79% Jan
4
83
Feb
13
81% Aug 30
32
3
47 y2
May
4
34% May 28
2
41% Oct
51% Apr
Aug
48% Aug 18
62% May 23
2
&
n%
12 %
11%
common.._7
Light
25%
25
25%
25%
series
A_
100
#81%
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
loo
*80%
3.90%
series
C
100
*83
Decca
Records
Inc
20
12% Jun
27
19% Jan
22
Delaware
&
38% Jun
26
55%. Feb
15
Delaware
Power
&
28% May 29
47% Sep
7
Lines
7% Jan
21% Jun
14 y2 Mar 20
15
29% Feb
25
22 Va Jah
Delta
15
15% Jun
11
'12
9
1
18% Jari
4
22
34% Jan
10
Feb
12
Diamond
2
Diamond
National
14% Jan
20% May 17
11
Oct
29% Jan
37% Feb
24
27'
Jun
58% Oct
35% Jan
74% Jun
21
38% May 29
69
52 % Dec
29
40 %
May 29
27% Jun
27 % Jan
•/DeSoto
"
22
12 Va Jan
S
Light
45% May 29
2
'
Steel
DeVilbiss
10
% Sep 28
11
May 29
17% Feb
12
May 29
23% Mar 26
Diners'
Apr
19
24% Oct
2
40% Feb
Disney
31% Jan
47% Nov
6
35% Jun
25
21
Dec
29
12% Jun
22
21% Jan
3
23 %
May
May 29
22% Mar 29
20 % Feb
6
Dr
25% Jan
15% Nov 29
13% Jan
20
10
Mar
8
18% Jan
17
46 y2
4
28 y2 Nov
29
26% Dec
7
15
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
44
46Va
x45%
45%
45%
42%
431/4
43
43%
43%
43%
11.800
23%
16%
22%
23
23
16%
17
7%
17%;
7%.;
(Walt)
16% Jun
25
3
42% Aug
17% Jun
27
37% Jan
26
4
24% Nov
16% May 29
24% Apr
24
Dover
70
May
3
85% Sep
Jun
40>
27
22% Sep
25
29% Dec
19% Oct
29% Dec
29
38% May
20% May 29
17% Jan
4
152% July 18
5
9% Jan
8
4
25
Jan
16
Dunhill
13
Feb
26
25% Jan
3
20
164% Jun
27
Dec
7
101% Jun
5
90 y2 Dec
11
81% July 12
Nov
8
24% May 29
42% Jun
8
39
Jan
5
44
Sep
6
44
Jan
2
48
12
47
Mar 27
49% May 25
38% Jan
3
15
Jan
5
45% Nov 27
3
49
Nov
22
45% Jan
19
42% Mar 28
45% Feb
28
43% Jan
2
44
Jan
4
46 J/4 Dec
20
45
19
Jan
19
32 y2 Nov
24
17% May 29
22% Jan
5
44
Jan
Feb
254% Mar 14
57%
58
58%
57%
58%,:
58%
58%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11'%
28
27%
27%
28
28
28%
28 V4
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42%
42
42
41%
42%
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44
43%
44%"
6,800
45%
44%
45 %
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44%
44%
44'A
44%
44%
4,900
11%
11
16,500
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11%
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11
11%
11
11
11
11
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14
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14 Va
14
14
26
24%
25%
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
26%
5.200
37%
37%
38
38
38
38%
38%
39
39%
2,400
16%
15%
15%
15%
17%
18 Va
26%
26%
18
18
26%
17%
27%
*17%
27
15%
17%
26%
26%
16
16
16 Va
3,300
3,700
:
7.000
16%
3.500
18
18'A
2,800
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5,200
17,900
17
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17 Vn
17 Va
17 Vb
17%
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21%
21%
21%
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22%
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48
49
17%
48%
48%
1,700
1.200
48
48 Va
49 Va
50%
39,200
20
20%
20 Va
20%
20 Vb
20-%
20 V4
20%
17,300
22%
23
23
23 Va
23 %
23 Va
23%
23%
1.800
15%
15%
15
15%
15 Va
15%
15 VB
15 Va
15 Va
15%
3,800
51
51%
50%
50%
*50%
51
51
51
13
12%
12%
13%
2.000
8%
8%
2.600
;
.
;
.
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13
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
9
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8%
8%
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9
8%
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9
198%
201
198
107%
107 %
108%
85%
86
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28 %
28%
28%
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28%
28%
29 Vb
50
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43%
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43%
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45%
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45%
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45%
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45
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45
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900
45%
44%
*44%
45
de Nemours
(EI)
preferred
com—5
preferred
$3.50
195% 197%
*107% 107%
7
.No par
..No par
•
common
4%
29% Feb
19
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
D W G Cigar Corp
24% Feb
13
Eagle-Picher Co
13
3,600
u''
28
21%
__1
Duquesne Light Co
48% July 13
8,800
57%
16%
__1,
Co.
$4.50
:
1,200
6,400
V '
8 Va
20%
1
Inc
International
dn Po,nt
114
48 % Jun
liJ'X
■4
$3.75 preferred
July 10
42% Jan
34
2.200
par
5
Chemicals
Power
2,100
$4.15 preferred
14
47% Apr
Duke
Apr 27
97% Apr 27
32 % Mar 22
110
42% Sep
41
Mar 27
9,400
15%
45%
26%
17%
50c
Duplan Corp,
2541% Nov
19
23
6% May 29
22
20
Jan
12% Oct
27
10% Jun
77% Jan
22
61
44
22%,
Co
Industries.
26
43%
20%
Drewrys Limited U S A-Inc.,
Jun
24 Va Nov
ioo y4 Apr
Dresser
8
43
43
1
Dow Chemical
5
Feb
17
8
7%
42 '/a
1,300
No par
4
Mar
31
Nov
63-
8
39%
1
No
32
DuBois
58%
37%
15%
17 %
26%
2
1
Inc
72% Jan
May 29
7%
•
16%
39%
13%
25
1
13
8
*23
39 Va
11%
.2.50
Corp
19
3
185% Jan
Fund
24% Apr
19
Jan
1
Dominick
16%
41%
39%
10%
"
1
Douglas Aircraft Co
Jan
23%
16%
39%
42%
44 %
r
1
No par
Jan
43%
23%
16%
*27%
No par
14%
42
23%
id,
50c
:
43%
39%
42%
I'
.
«
—2.50
Ltd
Mines
,
15
Productions
41%
16%
7%
57%
No par
Fruit Corp..i
(The) Club Inc
41%
41%
„
20
;
39 Va
39
*23%
par
1
Corp
28
2
110
15%
3
Pepper Co
Dome
84%
45'/a
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
31%. JUly 18
83%
*83
15%
__2.50
DiGiorgio
48% Mar 23
83
*81
84 Va
45
1
Divco-Wayne Corp
3
*81%
83%
*83
15%
Diana Stores Corp
12
15
83
*81
841/2
44%
.'
20% Mar 17
9
*81'/2
83%
15%
?—
Co.
29 y2 Jan
19
83
♦81
45
Corp
17% July 24
5
26% Jan
14% Oct
*811/2
*83
1,900
42%
boatings
Edison—.^—..
Detroit
4.600
8,100
15 %
Chemical
Detroit.
11%
26
41%
Co__6.75
Alkali Co
53% Jan
67% Nov
11%
25%
39%
Grapde West RR.No
12% Mar
61% Jan
7% May 29
48% Jan
10
Air
Hudson—.
Dentist's Supply Co of N Y
Deny & Rio
11%
26 Va
No par
Inc
Mar~27
37
11%
25%
39%
Deere & Co
19
27
22% Oct
11%
26 Va
12%
82%
83
81%
*83
84
11%
12 Vb
84
*81 %
83
.,84%
89
25%
12%
1
57 % Feb
20% Jan
59 % Nov
16% Jan
%
♦87
12%
50c
15 y2 July 18
24% Jan
*87
91
12%
12%
12%
11%
3.75%
41% Jan
11
1234
Preferred
16
*87
91
*87
5
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Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
2
Feb
30
16
1
loo
Mills Inc
29% Jan
Jun
76% Jan
22
River
50
29
<
201
200
Xl06%
X85
28%
42%
202%
600
900
29%
6,600
42%
48%
48%
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48%
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45%
45%
451/j
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45%
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45%
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47%
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47'A
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47'A
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19
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19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
10
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48%
45%
47%
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5
20,500
85'A
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•
50
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'
106%
45%
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50
.....
j.
44%
45
41'%
1
195%
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48%
19
170
90
.
800
e
21% Oct 24
3
29% Jan
27
'
32 y2
Feb
6
May 15
54% Dec
12
81% Jan
3
89% May 24
16% Jan
3
25% May 17
97% Sep 25
96
Jan
11
30% Jan
3
59% Jan
10
Feb
1
'Ji26% Dec
Feb
'93
83
22
20% Jan
44% Jan
2
12
~
4
130% Dec
19
4% Oct
24
Dec
11
46
119% Apr
99
10
19
May 29
•
15% July
31% May 29
80% Jun
11% Sep
29
19
1
Jun
25
3
Eaton
Edison Bros Stores Inc
89
Apr 24
6
29% Dec
89
Jan
18
22
May 29
28% Mar 16
95
36%
Oct
35 % Apr
6
Elastic Stop
63% Mar
5
Electric
25
22% Jun
27
4% Sep
24
Jun
16% May 15
30% Jan 19
8
Jun
18
16% Jun
5
25
24
25
Sep 25
22
7% May 29
14
Sep 24
Dec
22
79% Mar 16
55
Jun
33% May
8
48% Nov 17
6% Mar 22
32% Jan
59
Jan
19
23
23% Apr 20
16% Apr 27
Oct
30
22% Jan
3
45% Apr
18
Jan
4
45% Dec
5
Dec
11
11
35
25
21
18% May 29
34 "o Mav 29
2% Oct
12
Jun
19
16
Jan
5
26
El
42
13
Emerson
Feb
27
May 29
27
Electric
Mfg
68
Aug 22
26% Feb
7% Jan
3
Jan
3
21
162% Dec 29
6
Jan
6
25% Jun 30
43
Jan
11
35
Jan
4
25% Dec 29
25% Dec 21
5% Jan
0
45
34% Apr
14% Apr
4
3'
47% Jan 26
61
28% Apr
4
88 V* Oct 27
20% Jau
14
Mar
Evans Products Co
9
2
Eversharp
9
Ex-Cello-O
Apr
8% Feb
7
Jun
26
31
Jun
14
45% May 17
31 % Dec
1
80% Nov
1
28
39 % Mar
20
13% Jun 25
6% Jun
For footnotes, see page 23.
14
21,700
*99'%
100%
*99%
100 V*
99%
99%
31%
31%
31%
32
6.700
57%
55%
56
600
99%
99%
*99%
1001/4
31
31%
31 Va
31%
31%
31%
1
56 %
56%
♦56 Va
57
56%
57
93
*90%
93
92
92
27%,.
27%
*98i/2
101
2
52% Feb 21
29
28
:
8
Mar 29
Jan
2
10% Mar 13-
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;
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-
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-
,
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1
-
26% ;• 27
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29%
■
29%
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26%
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29%
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27%
27
101
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29%
29%
40
94
140
27%
6,800
101-
29%
600
48V2
48
48
48 Va
48 Va
48%
48%
3.400
24%
25%
48
25
24%
25
24%
25
25%
25%
15.000
4%
20,800
4%
4%
4%
42%
42%
42 %
42%
42%
42%
2.200
-
24%
25
24%
25
25%
25%
2.100
9%
9%
9%
9%
2.700
4%
4
42%
42
42
24
24 Va
25
9%
:
9%
%
4%
9%
v,
9%
9%
4%
4%
9%
18
18 Va
18
18%
18
18%
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18%
18 Va
18%
55.800
28%
27%
28%
28 Va
28%
28
28%
28
28%
11,900
8%
8%
-
44
.
8%
8%
4,000
44%
44'%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44'/a
12,600
14%
14%
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14%
14'A
14%
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641/2
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1,100
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62
62%
62
62
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19
19
18%
19
19
19%
19%
19%
1,400
39%
39%
39
39%
39%
39
39
2,900
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12%
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60
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14
14
13%
14
2%
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2%
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38%
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91/4
9%
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2%
2%
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2Va
170
35,500
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12%
440
60
10
13%
12,500
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9%
13%
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19%
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19
19
19
19
20
19%
20'A
5.600
35%
35i/4
36%
37
37%
37 Va
37%
37%
38'A
7,400
32%
33%
32
33%
33
33%
33%
33%
12%
12%
331/4
12%
32%
12 %
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13%
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13%
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4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
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4%
18%
*18%
18%
19 Va
*18%
46
48%
46 Va
47%
49%
47%
49%
48%
50%
6%
7 Va
6
7%.
——1
18%
3
|
8%
43%
39%
-13%
9%
1
8%
8%
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,
14%
63 %
14
62
19 ™
39
2%
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81/2
8%
9
43%
5
—5
———
34%
:
(Max) & Co class A
T
—1
No par
Corp com
Fairchild Stratos CorpI^
1
———1
common—-50c
5%-.Junior preferred:.————t~50
Falstaff Brewing Corp—
—...1
Family Finance -Corp—3.—z,—1
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.:
>.5
Corp—
>
42
23%
-:
100
50
Fairbanks Morse & Co
Fawick
48 %
27%
'
*29
29%
48%
25
4%
No par
com
Inc
Corp
Fairbanks Whitney
101
*29
1
Fairmont Foods • Co
>
27
*98%
*56
320
28
$1.50 convertible preferred—40
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
7Q% Mar 21
11% Feb '13
32% Jan
-
23% Mar 12
5% May 29
19 % May 29
50% Aug
6
8
(«
14
17
13% May 8
36% Oct 10:
52% Nov 28
11% May
Factor
46 % Mar 14
21% Feb
May 29
May 28
7,100
96%
3
Eurofund Inc
49 Ya
Jun
.
11%
96
__1
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
36% Jan
May 29
May 29
87'A
10%
95
:—5
5%
3
12
4
87'/4
ll'A
94%
1
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
May 17
24
15
88'A
10%
.10
Co
f
141% Dec 13
20
Sep 15
88%
11%
.
1
87
96%
Empire District Electric Co
..10
Endieott Johnson Corp common..25
4% preferred
100
Englehard Industries
I—1
Equitable Gas Co..
;—8.50*
&
87%
87
Emerson Radio
2
87'A
11
shrs—10s
Amer
Natural Gas..
Paso
88 %
2,200
94%
15% Mar 16
9
25
Ind
13 800
11%
—5
Co
Elgin National Watch Co
3
Jun
Mus
18,200
39'A
96
49 % Mar 30
23 % Jan
4% Jan
12
&
17%;
39
10%
.5
Electric Storage Battery
Electronic Associates Inc
26% Jan
21 % Jan
2
8% Jun
Electric
2
16
28% Sep
2
Jan
18
6 % Jan
56 % Feb
17
38%.
94
Amer—1
Co
Share
&
17 V4
38%
11
100
Nut Corp of
Bond
16%
95%
100
Auto-Lite
17
38%
10%
2.50
common
preferred
Electric
30
25
57
34% Sep
33% Jan
Co
20'A
16%
38
1
common
preferred—
Products
4%%
27
Feb
JUn
41
Ekco
20
95
46% Jun
7% Apr 11
65% Mar 22
4%%
Aug 23
20
16%
38%
93%
50
Manufacturing Co
25
26
6
9
3
Jun
Apr 21
12
94
July
99
2
67% Apr
34% Sep
101
19%
16%
37%
10
$3.60 preferred
40% Mar 23
88 % Jan
7
19%
16%
87
:
.
100
common
25
35% Jun
29
15% July 28
Kodak Co
10
2.50
prior preferred
Stainless Steel CorD
Eastman
May 28
10
53% Sep
Eastern
Jun
97% Mar
12
15
4%%
4
52
Dee
29
27
30
35% Jan
3% Dec
Feb
com
38%
19%
1
Assn
19%
16%
37%
5
;
Inc
Fuel
&
6
49
18 y8 Dec
92
21 % Jan
115% Mar 15
;
Lines
15
10
2'6
Gas
28
15
18% July 24
Air
Eastern
Jan
20 % Dec
37% Jan
Eastern
16
Dec
98
32% Jan
59
27% Jan 23
55% Feb
40% Dec
23% Jun
ll'/a Jan
22
10% Oct
85
23% Sep
24% Oct
3
.
-2
.
v
"
"
6%
20 Va
*50%
30%
:
51%
31,
,
-
48%
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19
200
4%
32,600
19 %
503
93.000
•
•
17,900
6%
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20%
20%
20%
20%
20'A
20%
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51%
*50%,
51%
*50%
51%
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.30%
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30
S0V4
30
30
4.500
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
2?%
29%
4 I'M)
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
4.800
7%
16%
7%
16
7%
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7>A
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6%
7%
20%
19
6.900
13
.30%
23
23%
23
15%
*7%
16%
7%
16
,
7%
7
31
7%
•
20%
20%
51 Va
3,000
•
.
/
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1460)
.
.
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan.
Year 1961
26
23% Feb
5
Fedders
25
42% Mar 15
Federal
7
Jun
26
14 % Feb
2
Federal
Pacific Electric Co
15 % Jun
27
22 % Feb
7
Oct
4
44% Feb
7
5%% ;conv 2nd- pfd- aeries A.a23'.
Federal Paper Board Co common—5
5
33% Jan
3
42 % Oct
13'
23% July
27
Aug 30
34%. Feb
1
23 % Jun
>
23% Oct 24
11
5
May 10
preferred
15% Aug 22
Fenestra
53 Va Feb
Ferro
Federated
2
Dept
Inc
Fiberboara
25
Jun
51
Jan
142
Inc
Rubber
48% Mar 21
Tire
&
2
25
50% Jan
2
First
Charter Financial
48% Sep
28
72 Va Jan
2
First
National
29
4
-
15% Oct
2
80% Aug
8
1
104
46
25
May 19
28 % Jun
25
15
48 Va Jun
25
82% Feb
8
Florida
5
13% Jun
13
30 Va Mar
1
Fluor
86% Nov
4
34 Va May
89
21 Va Oct
27
3
Jan
31 % Sep
May 31
48
3
11
33% July 26
27
5
12
16% Nov 30
18
'
'
>>.
■
14% Jan
5
Dec
26
35% Jun
27
67% Oct
19
Jan
Feb
13
12 Vt Jan
3
22 Vt Jan
27
46% Mar
1
26
3
Sep
19% Oct
Power
&
'7%
7%
16
31
39%
;
13
34
'
16
-
;>
40Vt
28 Va
27%
27%
31%
34%
,21% '
67%
'
50
14%
14%
'
14%
21%
22%
divid
$4.20
pfd
convertible
4%
Food
8,000
25%
2,900
15,500
-V 67
28%
27%
27%
32%
33%
49%
48%
49 Va
Motor
Foremost
4
Co
Dairies
8
Foster-Wheeler
Feb
1
Foxboro
42 Va Apr
11
19% Jan
12
Jan
2
56
29
84
2
25% Apr
27% Feb
Friden
4%
*93%
8%
24%
28
*12%
10
19%
19%
20
26Va
27%
26%
27%
26%
Co
.1
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
*81 Va
82
81 %
31%
81 Va
95
14 Va
4,600
31,900
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15%
15%
*■12'%
13
11 Vs
11
22
7,200
95
J.
15%
13
4,800
11%
1,400
20%
9 Va
9%
4,300
42%
42 Va
43 Va
92,300
8%
8Va
8Vt
15,400
24%
25%
25%
29 Va
29%
29%
1,800
30 Va
30%
30%
2,100
10
10%
9%
28%
20%
81%
common
-
31%
24%
:
27 Va
*10%
61%
14%
31%
21%
,
30%
29%
10%
19%
preferred
61
300
8Va
31
30
*10%
1
37%
r60
1,700
6,200
12,500
41%
-
■>" 28%
30%
,
>•>
3%
9%
8'A
24%
•
100
Trailer
11
•
9%
41%
41Vt'
24 Va
1 >29%
'30 Va
10%
19%
15 Va
13
29%
10%
19Va
Co
Inc
Frueliauf
4
95 r
'
93
37%
60%
22
3,200
10,500
*3%
37%
22
24%
28
r
3%"
60v4
:
21%
33%c
Sulphur
Freeport
15
Jan
28
92
14%
29
24%
24
1
50r.
Corp
Franklin Stores Corp
3
29% Jan
10
Co
"
31%
*93%
8%
Corp
Fram
38
'
38
*3%
14 Va
21 Vu
-41 %
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*375"
92
31%
11%
8%
84%
14%
9%
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84%
31%
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40%
2
Inc
:
4,600
15%
14%
9%
41%
15%
37%
13
11 Vs
1
15%
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"
61
25,500
15
'
15%
9%
14%
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15%
10%
15
15%
i
15%
40%
2.50
14%
4
37
'
54,700
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3%
60%
67%
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31%
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15
9%
1
38
4,500
22 Vt
25%
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94
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3%
37 '
21%
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11
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22
31%
49
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94
38
3%
37
61%
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95
14%
10
preferred
Co
21 Va
*93%
t
2
Mineral
60
14 Va
31%
21 Va
'51—15
of
Mart Inc
Ford
67
1
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
Aug 23
45% Feb
series
60%
14Va
32 Va
21%
10
*92 v
38
3%
__
3%
36%
60
13%
31%
2.50
common
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;1,200
2,400
;
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15%
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34%
26%
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15%
41 Vt
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3%
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38 Va
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new—
14%
15%
800
1,300
23%
40%
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.v,
48%
14%
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8,900
;
31%
34
21%
'•
68%
67%
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•
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22%
22%
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—
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50
-
15 %
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2.50
Light Co
Ltd
Corp
pfd
Railway
Food Fair Stores Inc
45 %
78 Va May
2
NOV
86
28
25
B
Coast
Corp
Foote
14% Jan
2nd
conv
East
C
M
20 Va Mar 29
23% Sep 27
17 Va May 29
31% Aug 23
3
73
Apr
25
Jun
10
19
24
2
3
28% May 29
3
1
50% Nov
27
40 % Jan
8
24 Va Sep
35% Nov 28
F
34% Aug 28
14% Jan
5
8
18
87
14
•
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25%
15
34%
"
30% "32%
32%
14%
-5
Florida Power Corp
21% Jan
25
Oct
36 Va Jun 26
19
Apr
9
26
26 Vs Aug
3
May 29
26 % Jun
435/e Oct
31% Jan
61 % Dec
Jan
47
3
9%
—1
No par *
preferred—100
2nd
Florida
11
10% Jun
A
conv
$2.25
5
93% Sep
15% Nov 21
:J
July 31
12
:
7
$4.50
13
29% Jan
29% Mar 22
17% Oct
»•
'31
40%
22
26 V\
14%
33%.
.
.
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33%
,?iv«
%' * 22%
x27%
29 Vt
28
31%
-
48%
common-.
Feb
22
13
5
May
13 % Jan
12% Jan
Mar 16
Co
6% Feb
13 Va May 29
89
1
89% Jun
24% Aug 25
'
69
No par
Inc
preferred
26
17
Jan
$4
Aug 14
10 1
85
8
3% Jun
16% Jan
V 16
13% "13%
33%
2;L%
25%
67%
26
67%
Corp_No par
Stores—.
Moore
&
Flintkote
35 Va Jun
58% Jan
.'{
Mar
87
Fischbach
24
Jan
8
50
31% Jan
20% May 8
26 % Mar 16
May 19
51% May 19
114
36% Jan
•
May 29
12
34% May 22
July 14
7%*-
31%
39%
r
Shares
'*
34
'
*7
Dec
21
25%
No par
Firestone
22
Federation
21%-
<
21W 2i%> " >
1
Financial
27% Oct
86 Va Mar
*
7
,21%
21%
■'
,1
25 % Jun
;
39%
•
the Week
Oct. 5
15
»>>, 33%
*22%v;: 23%
33%
Products__No par
Paper
NOV 24
28
13 Va
33%
FUtroi Corp
75% Dec
"
13%
.133%
39% 1
- -
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc——10
69
2
13 Va
23%
*22%
-
■
16
-
31%
32
33Va
35% Mar 15
20
51% Nov 20
4
32 %
-
■-
7%
16
.16
-10
;
31% Feb 15
24% Mar 14
14"
4
41% Jan
16
31%
'*22%
39%
-'7%
Friday
Oct. 4
14%
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34
-
7%
1
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——
9
95
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*
1.25
Stores
—.—j
Corp
4
Nov
7%
7%
15
14%
14% ,15
33 Va >34
Sales for
Thursday
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"
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6
49% Jan
82
15%
33"%' •'•>'
23%
40
13Va-
May 29
18 % Jun
%
164% Nov 24
22% Nov
14%
25
_
28% Jan
33% Jan
Oct. 3
33%
-*
1
com
22% May 29
12
33% Apr
4.60%
54% Jan
31% Jun
4
34 Va Mar 21
2
24
29
25
10 Va May
18% Jan 20
55% Dec
% Mar 16
Dec
1
:
July 11
37% Jun 27
22 Va
59% Nov 22
2
42% July 20
126
Corp
Wednesday
Oct. 2
'
21
15
31
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Oct. 1
> ■>>'
Mogul Bower Bearings;—i_5
Dec
>>>>> V
Monday
Jun
19% May 10
24% Jan 17
,26% Aug
■'
'
Par
14% Sep
39% NOV
10% Nov
/>>>',/
•
•
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
31
25% May 16
3
19
i;>7/>/
10
3
Jan
12% Dec 29
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
17 % Jan
27
»\
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
10%
19%
20%
*81%
10
v.,
/
10 Vt
3,900
19%
27 Va
-
1,900
20%
27%
19%
26%
,
28%
21,200
20,300
21 Va
16,800
20%
20%
83 Va
*81 Va
83
30
G
-40 Va Sep
41 Va Nov
57
14% Jan
8
19% May
27
30% Jun
Mar 13
35
35 V» Jun
56% Mar 17
25
3% Jan
9
17% Jan
10% Jan
5% May 12
3
24 Va Jan
25
July 24
25
2% May 29
Jan
Feb
58
Skogmo
Garrett
21
4% Mar 19
Gar
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
19%
20
37
37
37
371/4
37
37%
36%
36%
36'A
36%
38%
38%
38%
38%
391/4
38%
38%
38%
39
42%
43
38%
42%
42Vi
43Vt
42%
42%
20%
1
Inc
Gardner-Denver
2
5
Co
Gamble
46% May 22
51
2
Gabriel
11
'
5
Co
Corp
Wood Industries Inc
2% ■>;■'
common_l
42%
20%
'
2% > 2%
2%
42%
3,800
3,100
11,600
43%
4,700
'
3
2%
2%
2%
3
.:■
>
.7,300
■
14
27 Va Jan
17% May 29
26% Jan
2
1
10% Jun
27
14% Jan
4
16
23 Va Jun
26
32 Va Feb
16
98=July 28
94 Va Jan
8
29% Jan
24
18 Vt Jun
4
6
14 Vt Dec
22% Jan
3
32 Va Nov
92 Va Jan
10
25
7
94% Nov 15
20 Va Sep
38 Va Dec
>75,
May 26
5% Dec 19
>
75
Oct
5% Feb
3
42% Mar 15
May 22
46% Mar 20
84
V"
4%
38% Sep
58
General
Contract
12
86 Va NOV 29
General
General
Dynamics
78% Mar 12
General
General
Finance
96
Jan
General
Foods
Jan
General
Instrument
21% May 29
108
Jun
44% Jun
1
25
106% May 29
27
14
15% Oct
4
26% Jun
25
8 "
38
35
7
11
6
14
19
5
Aug
Dec
41 Va Dec
July
2
4% May 29
25% May
28
23
24
9 Vt
Sep
Oct
5
28% Jun 15
5
General
337/a Jan
115
May
> 57% Jan
115
5%
26
27 Va May 11
26 Vt
27
87% Apr
Mills
26
$5
preferred
Jan
9
General
44% Feb
9
Public
37 Va Mar 22
General
Public
General
Railway
General
General
Steel
29
107
19
3
4
Nov
41 Vt Dec
75 Vt May
70 Va Nov
July 25
14% Jan
3
42
21
Mar
General
Time
General
Tire
30 % Apr
4
97
Jun
25
102 % Feb
23
Jun
14
106% Apr
13
2
42% Feb
19
33% July
6
Gerber
Getty
Oil
May 29
19
Feb
21
Giant
Portland
53
Mar
5
31% Jun
55
Jan
47
11 Vt Jan
14 Vt Sep
Products Co
Cement
II2V2
53Va
54%
111%
1%
Corp
Brothers———:——
&
Glen
Alden
24
45% Feb
14
Glidden
9 % May 29
15 % Feb
1
Globe-Wernicke
Inc
Jan
4
Goebel
Co
Goodrich
Cards
Co
Inc
9
Gould-National
547/a Feb
Grace
20 Vt Jan
29
Granby
(W R)
Batteries
5
Oct
5
34 Vt Jan
2
Grand
52 Va Aug
9
24 Va Oct
4
49 Vt Jan
2
Granite
11
18
39% Apr
3
10% May 29
17% Sep 21
Vt Apr
25 Vt Jan
29% Jan
2
75 % Jan
4
80
6
75
Jan
3
26% Nov 28
4 Va Aug
15
25 % Jan
35% Jan
3
70% Nov 30
3
28% Apr
25
27
607/a Jan
19 Va Jan
35% Sep
18% Jun
24 Vt Feb
Great
Nor
48% Jan
3
34% Sep
27
62% Feb
Great
Northern
Aug 13
47% Feb
Great
28% Jan
Jan
3
90
35
20
15% Jun
1
146
3
Jan
23
39% Jun
13
20
Mar 22
Feb
44% Dec
5
25% Feb
Mar 22
139
7
69
5i%
39% July 12
39% Dec 13
Aug
25
30
15
'
Co
Inc
27
May 19
96% May 24
40
l8
Aug
5
3
27% Oct
30
Sep
17
36 Vt Jan
2
Feb
15
8
103% Aug 22
4%%
Jun
14
4%%
May 29
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43% Feb 21
61
27%
27
27%
26 %
27%
27%
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27V4
19%
19%
8%
8%
18%
19Vs
100%
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102
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9
33% Jan
12
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v,
196
Dec
7
13
49% Mar 29.
footnotes,
105
,
-
Jan
16% Sep
see page
23.
10
28
106% Apr 30
108% MaT'14
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41.
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18%
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18%
34%
34%
100 Vt
100
103 %
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18%
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100%
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102
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100
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35
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47
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15
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29
32%
30
29
33%
29 Vt
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33
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29%
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32Vt
30Va
29 Va
32Va
32
33%
32%
21 Vt'
22 Vt
^ -: 21Va
5
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9
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13%
preference-.
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9%
9%
36Vt
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36%
36 Vt
36Vt
14
13%
13%
13Va
13%
13%
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13%
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40
27%
11
39%
40
27
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32%
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32%
33
32
16%
14%
31 Vt
17
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31%
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14
14
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14
24%
24%
25 Va
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12 Va
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36Va
18%
79%
18
78%
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18 Va
78%
6%
36%
36%
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20%
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1
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35
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25
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18 Va
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181/2
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37 Va
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36
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18
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31
31
31
31
31
144
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271%
26
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26
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33
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22 Vt
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72
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100
100
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preferred
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4
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8.33 Va
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33
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9
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preferred called
conv
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8%
46%
States Utilities Co com.No par
28
8%
34%
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Jun
8%
47%
14%
12
101,
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„
Pacific Tea Co—1
preferred
$4.44
8%
8%
40(
20
47
43% Apr
12
19%
34Vt
27% May 29
97% Jun
19%
34%
47%
14%
13
94% May 11
Mar
7
27
19%
33%
47% Nov
97
27%
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19%
47%
14%
16
3
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26%
19%
34%
Oft Corp
2
27%
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48%
14%
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$5
27%
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8%
-
33%
27%
19%-*19%
47%
14%
35 Vt Jan
,
-
32%
2
>
4,500
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Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
—1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
4
23%
24
*27
19
July 24
103% July 18 v
24Va
*26 Vt
44 Vt Apr
Jan
24
7,400
78% Feb
93
23%
25
150
8,700
21,300
3,300
27 Va Jan
87% Jan
32 Va
9%
27
90
31%
32%
70% Jun 27
10
31%
9Vt
33% May 29
88% Apr 27
94% Jun 15
30%
32%
13
93% Apr
104% .Bee
30%
9%
11
4
30%
30
16,600
32%
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4
30%
30 %
32%
37
9%
Dec
Oct
5%
31%
*36
32%
44
Sep 20
>', 5%
9%
79
86% Jan
51/2
32%
3
91
5%
'
9%
3
85
35%
5%
/
32%
-fan
.
32 Vt
35%
5%
51/2
23%
Prop—No par
Co
25
No par
Corp
1
Great Western Sugar com—No par
7%
preferred
100
Green Shoe Manufacturing Co
3
Greyhound Corp common
3
Jan
20% Jun
31%
35%
-
5%
9%
32%
32% Jan
«•*
32
35%
35%.
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Ry Co
Great Western Financial
357/8 Feb 28
147
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preferred
Atlantic &
30
12
31%
31
38
2,700
24,800
9%
5
fGrayson-Robinson
Great
93
2
18 Vt Jan
32
35%
31%
700
16 Vt
31%
6.25
5
Steel
(W
3%%
53
29 V4 Apr
40%
16
23%
1
Ltd
Co
City
Granlteville
42% Jan
May 29
137% July 3
22% Jun 26
Union
Grant
81 % Mar 19
21% May 29
3
36% Dec 21
87
*40 Vt
16%
'9%
Northern
8
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40%
15%
32Vt
No par
& Co
Mining
17
2
861/2
40%
16%
9%
1
-10
Co
Jan
July
86'/a
40%
16Va
10
—
30
Mar
861/2
39
5
Co
2
13%
X86
16%
23%
1
44% Jan
40% May 17
87Vt
39V2
16%
50
32
1
1
Corp
Brewing
377/a May 11
111%
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5
Ginn
14
111%
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30%
of Calif_l
Gimbet
27
■
128,300
1,700
1
14
22
18,600
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5% .>5%.> /-./■:
30c
14% Feb
12% Jun
26%
55
16 V2
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3.33%
I
35 Va Jan
26
111%
54%
•
25
32% Mar 21
Jun
3.11%
x26
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'
39 Vt
>31/-/;
1
par
2.50
6.67
Co
Greeting
27
5
Xlll
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16
1
Financial
26% Sep
Dec~27
;
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1.
Gibson
2
*37%
112%
112%
112 Vt
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39
15
Gillette
1
112-Vt
100
(B F)—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
18%
27 Va
*111%
53%
Co
4
55% Dec
26 Vt
111%
52%
27
112 %
>38
51% >52%. /■: »52i
5
72% Jan
4
26%
111%
26 Va
112%
80c
47% Nov 15
Jan
6% Jan
■/:•/ 25%
5314
6
25% Jun
27
•26%
112%
—
1
33 Va Jan
25%
112%
Co
39% Oct
79
20,500
com
Nov 21
51 Va Jan
400
39,600
2
v
8
63,100
13%
43% Mar 15
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13
May
38
4,900
48,900
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B)
1
3
'
38 Vt
1
Oct
1% Jan
•
67%
13Vt
Georgia-Pacific Corp
2
25
24 V,
66 Vt
4
3
27
11%
23-
66
69%
1
16
Gibralter
38
11%
22%
*371/4
100
Feb
25
;
11%
22
63%
13%
35 Va Sep
Nov 28
35% Jan
*37Vi
•'. /
11 Vat
70%
25
16% July 6
8% Jun 22
17 Va May 16
t'
65%
13Va
Inc
20
30 Va Sep
4
31% Aug
3
v;>
22%
64%
70
preference
62% Jan
Jun
11%
22%
•
13%
__
58% Jan
30
57% Dec 18
13
12 Va Oct
Rubber
22
12
11%
22%
2.50
25
23% Jun
24% Oct
5%%
2,600
70%
Corp
preference
Genesco
4%
4%
13%
& Electronics
&
4%
64%
10c
(series
12 Va Jun
25% Jun
12
$5
4%
>11%
10
40% May 29
30 V8 Jun
May 19
21
2
20
100
7
22
29
24
17
101 Va Dec
19% Feb
2,400
4%
21%
Telephone Co of Florida—
Tele
32%
81
70 Vt
preferred
General
32%
13%
Signal
preferred
2
4,100
/>•>.' V''■
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33
70%
Industries
Jan
33Vt
81
*32 %
70Vi
Refractories
Mar 14
$1.25
33%
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25
5
22 Vt Mar 28
$1.30
i,ioo
14
13Vt
Utilities Corp
0
33%
760
3,400
14
;
4,300
8%
8%
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63%
11
7,500
6%
77%
13%
Service
Mar 22
4%"
81
>*:'
13%
33 Va
33%
60%
70%
Equipt Corp
_lNo
General
Mar
32%
18,000
6 Va
75
8 Vt
13%
J
14
35%
38%
preferred
2
27
33%
8Va
22%
63%
"
28
'
59 Vt.
6 Vt
741/2
1,300
99
13Va
Cement Co
41
60
g'
25
70 Vt
Advertising
Portland
44'A Jan
59
-
74
vn%
No par
Outdoor
7% Jan
*98
:. 35
8%
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4%
.;//
11%
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—
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14"
82
c.*
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1
35%-
991/2
300
37%
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conv
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:
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59%
> 25.
-
25
34
*98
.
63
3
General
$1.60
24%
.
1
1
59
1,100
21%
100
preferred
11%
11%
1
Corp
common
Moiors
$3.75
2
2,200
A 11%
11%
73
73
,32%
4%'
19%
20
No par
Corp
Corp
43% Aug 14
July 26
17% May 28
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■4%
19%
1
30% Mar
18% May 29
7% May 29
3
20% Mar 20
22
May 29
25 Va
July 14
32 % Apr
1
25
51 Va Dec
4%
32
20
5
preferred
General
Apr
Corp
Co
30
July 27
30% Jun
Jun
Electric
:
;« 5%;
5%
33%
1
*791/2
32%
Corp
25
35 %
5
10
Jun
7
52
53% Mar
Finance
33 %
4
82
32%,
5
Controls Co
1
General
Nov
33%
9
81% Jun
78
3
27
17
33%
*79V2
1
36% Feb
42% Dec
6
53% Jan
Nopai
100
16 Va Jan
42 Va Feb
54% Apr
Sep
Co
25
Jun
57% Jun
13
Dec
110% Dec
3
30 Va Jan
com
Inc—:
Corp
1st preferred
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-
1
■':%33#j|;•
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11% May 29
May 31
25% May
100
13%
19
54% Jun 25
5
113
12
13 Va Jun
13%
8% May 29
21
25
92% Jan
13%
6% Apr
20
2
Nov
55 Va Apr
Jan
Nov
5
4% May 29
Mar 27
19% Oct
24
8%
'
3
24% Jun
8'/a
Corp
Corp
Cigar
t;
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8%
:
General
56% ;^7%
8 Va
Cable
27
'
2
common
preferred
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iof>,;
73%
General
8
Jun
27
,
*72%
28
Jun
79% Jan
2
/t
i;'J
72%
33
58
23
25% Jan
•58%/4
5%
Bronze
107% Nov 15
3
25% Jan
.57%
,34%
20
25
(IfV.
100
331/2
72%
General
Mar
11%
*18%
19%
11%
19%
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.
5
9
$8
.
34%b5:
No par
Co
20 Va Jan
8
6
10
4
31
27
29
25%
•
33%
:
5,
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Apr 31
26% Jan
"*98"
■.
Transportation—1.25
Baking
26
1
5% Jan
Amer
General
10% Jun
83
106 Vt July 14
*.
General
Bancshares
80% Dec
Oct
6
Feb
Texas
of
20
*18%
12
*11%
12
24%
1
com
8% Apr 23
86
General
17
37% Jan
*11%
100
Co
2
2
37 % Jan 19
68% Jan 10
24% Oct 24
53
No par
Investors
11% Jan
50% Nov 24
18
May
28 Va Oct
19% >19%
Oil
15
31
79 Va Jan
191/t
Amer
Jun
21
26% Jan
American
8
22 Va Mar
Jan
19V,
$4.50 preferred
18
45 Va Jan
104
19. >>19
General
Apr
3
40% Jan
General
7
44 Vt May 11
90
19
31
conv
28
Oct
60 Va
$0.60
Jun
12% Oct
25
19 %
1
Corp
voting pref
70
44% Feb 27
31
>77% July 26
27 Va Apr
26
19%
Acceptance
22
22% Feb 27
30
34 Va Jan
25
5% Jun
May
General
50
preferred
19
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102
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
3
Nov
29
.29% Nov
May 29
257a May 28
377a Aug 30
367a Mar 22
Hall
46
14
21% Oct
24
287a Feb
9
Oct
3
112% Feb
13
26% Jan
3
Nov
16
26% Aug
36
May 29
597a Feb
14
Halliburton
May 28
277a Jan
2
10
187a Jun
83
177a Oct
277a Jan
27
Jan
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31
347a Jan
7
2
Oct
3
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May 24
122
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3
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2
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19
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7
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5
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3
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23
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25 Va Oct
24
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9
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6
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20
v
2574 May 29
177s May 29
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1
-
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11
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27
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28
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28
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19
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3
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1
647a Jan
29
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34
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115
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25
86
67% Jan
537a Sep
19
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10
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-
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26
287a Mar 30
3
53
Sep 25
Apr
2
187a Nov
287a Apr
-
657a Jan
2
21
127i Jun
6
72
Nov
6
7% Feb
7
16
Jan
20
3074 Jan
2474 Jan
10
437a Mar 22
22
Jun
15
12
30
2472 Jun
147a Oct
31
Jan
87a Dec
i
19
2972 Feb
28
6
4072
8
2674 Jun
3174 Aug
9
30
Jun
Nov
16
20
537a Jan
July 14
41% Apr
4
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Holland Furnace Co
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60
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104
2
297a Dec
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24 74 Jun
274 May 29
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1
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15
Jan
147a Jun
22
177a Jan
247a Nov
8
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25
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4072 Dec
5
13
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5
41
10
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1
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11
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27
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3
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2
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9
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6
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29
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6
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101
28
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18
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5
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7
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28
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Hupp Corp common
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Hussmann Refrigerator Co
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1874
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10174 Mar
28
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19
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47
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8
9
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4,100
125
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674
30
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26
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4
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177a Feb
567a Apr
21
1572 Dec
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.
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1
Jun
20
3474 Jan
Finance
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3674
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147a
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25
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8
19
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4
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36
1
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7
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7474 Jun
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18
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29
30
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39 7a Oct
8674 Jan
177a
17
22%
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25
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>
5774 Mar 20
6
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18
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10
;
preferred
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div
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1
22
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5
3
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177a
397a
5
preferred
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12
18
1674 Jan
83
34
15%
50c
Corp
Chemical
$4.25
15
1674 Dec
Rinehart
Homestake
3
May 31
357a Feb
25
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July 18
92
Electronics
convertible
5%
417a Jan
75
ser
1
25
9
pfd
conv
9
25
13
34
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5
2.50
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2
Jun
60% Sep
35
67a
common
8% Feb
26
85 74 Nov
Hotels Corp
367a Mar
1774 Jan
8772 Jun
807a Jun
Co
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2
19
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34
1
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40 74 Jan
23
19
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307a Feb
14
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100
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36
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2674
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18
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187e
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26
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A
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18
23
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23
27
4
437a Aug 28
10
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207a
6
4474 Mar 28
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277a
27
21
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30% Jan
93
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-
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1
8372 Feb
Mar
*19%
20
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Hewlett-Packard
34% Jun
20
20
87%
20
7.
7
2
May
July
42
34
7,100
Jan
<
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7
117a
14
74
May 29
47a Sep
May 26
117a
Feb
11
18
v
117b
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preferred
$2
,
Hershey
2
,V 33% Feb
13
57a Sep
1174 Mar 13
29
297a Apr
Apr
6874 Jun
11%
1
Heublein Inc
37
11
297a May 10
66
5%
>
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29
25
1174
.
197a Jan
187a Sep 26
1574 Jun 21
4
11%
•
25c
common.
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157a May 24
9
6,300
127a
117a
7
100
Co
&
7%. non-cumulative
217a July 10
•
May 29
50
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8.3373
preferred
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1
1574 Aug
2874
49%
117a
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common.
(G W)
3
11
277b
497b
5
!
Helme
407a Mar 27
347a Oct
6
28
497b
50
17
Feb
37
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50
1
1
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Jan
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(W E)
82
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5
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115
May 29
♦36
2774
5
common
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5574 July 18
18
377»
1
lire
6
:
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497a
1.25
2
397a May 14
50
Mar 21
July 13
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277a
1
Jan
25
108
World Inc
America
preferred
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"3.65%
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507a
100
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28
1
4474 Jan
24
2774 Jun
Co
Aluminum
Hazeltihe Corp
Heinz
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2
Mar
88
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-
the Week
Oct. 5
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2.50
Co
1974 Apr
25
Friday
Oct. 4
497a
1
common..
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18
8572 Jun
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5%
v
4
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107a May 29
4674 Nov
Mar 29
42
,
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2
307a Mar 23
36
Mar 16
297a Jan
Hat
1774 Jan
,
7474 May 25
46% Apr 24
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3
15% Jun
21
81
:
,
4
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Thursday
Oct. 3
28
preferred—100
Paper
preferred
307a Jan
25
187a Nov
13
Dec
.
43%.Mar
> 37% Feb 27
377* Mar 23
May 29
1774 Sep 27
; 67a May 29
Co
Harshaw Chemical Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx-.:
4
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v30
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Harcourt Brace A
'
18
7
1',
Harrls-Interfype Corp
Harsco Corporation.
'
7
4
20%, Jan
24% Jan
Co
convertible
6%
13
Wednesday
Oct. 2
5
Hanna
(M A) Co_
2.50
Harbison-Walker Refrac. com..7.50* /
487a Mar 13
Tuesday
Oct. 1
5
Co
Co
Hammond
15
July
26
Sales for
Monday
Par
12.50
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Hammermill
4
347a Jan
1
22
31
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Hamilton
3
367a Jan
108
3
26
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Halliclafters
2
357a Dec 15
.58%. Mar 28
21
42% Oct
3L20%
July
267a Jun
4
Dec
38
1
33 va Dec
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Hackensack "Water
29
39 Va May 18
60 Ya Nov 20
4
42% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
25% Jan
91
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
23
;
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
97a
87
'
93%
100
r
3974
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100
8,600
6,000
10%
1,200
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147b
34
11,500
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1,400
337b
97%
774
'45
99%
77a
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14
77/b
540
100
16,100
40
7a
147b
2,300
I
307a May 31
2574 Apr 28
397a Oct
10
237i May 29
37
2
Idaho
3274 Sep
15
187a Sep
27
297a Jan
2
Ideal
3174 Jan
3
48% Oct
11
317a Jun
25
4674 Feb
2
Illinois
Central BR
Illinois
Power Co
41
Jan
4
4474
Dec~19
42% Jan
43
Aug 18
46
Oct
10
507a Nov
14
447a July 16
487a July
3
4774 Apr
12
28
4772 Aug 21
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4
Nov
16
23
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41
May 29
30
Apr
467a May
477a May
16
50
V
Co
V
317b
31
31%
31 Va
1874
1874
19%
1874
33%
33%
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357b
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467a
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717a Jan
8
3
3
145
Jan
Feb
94% Aug
152
18
Nov
20
57a May 29
507a Sep 26
9
14
151
Jan
5
26
4072 Jan
3.
49% Dec
12
3174 Jun
337» Jan
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437a Mar 30
237a May 29
2474 Jun 25
3
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29
40
557a Dec
20,
4774 Apr
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17
25
12
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Ingersoll-Rand
19
48% Jan
2
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Apr
2
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Jan
2
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•
3574 Jan 30
35
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Jan
18
217a Jan
3
4471
May 19
3
427a Jan
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34
4
Jan
5
7772 Jan
3
.
367a Jun
277a May 31
Oct 25
607
55 74 Jun '
300
9
25
May 29
Jun
14
4474 May 29
1497a Apr
5474 Oct
27
6
34
Jun
22
8474 Nov
14
81
Jan
9
145
Jan
2
59:
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.
3974 Jan 22.
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36
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29
29
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26
26
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160
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16
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247a Sep
27
367» May 16
247» Jun
25
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3
87
28
52
Jun
25
85% Jan
3
1274 Dec
4
9
Jun
4
297a Jun
19
2274 May 11
3874 Oct 11
25
Oct
1
38% Mar 16
9374 Feb
7
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95
Jan
2
977= Feb
16
2474 Oct
4
297a Sep
28
28
1027a Oct
2
96
Dec
102
Dec
28
4572 Dec
Y
5
7
16% Sep 20
2
23 74 Nov
14% Feo
Sep
24
4% Jun
28
3878 Jun
29
54
11
774 May 29
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of
34%
357b
357.
357.
20,200
43%
43 7b
437b
43%
437a
1,900
Paper
Intl
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5
International
Rectifier
25
36
Mar 26
International
Resistance
International
187a Jan
4
<
9474 Dec
29
12374 Mar
73
Sep
28
98
Jan
3
26
19
387a Jun
6
23
Jun
12
29
Feb
27
3574 Nov
30
26
417» Apr
24
International
Dec
7
3974 Nov
4
10872 Nov
2
607a Apr
1187a Dec
11
4874 Jun
12
4072 Jan
12
507a Jun
13
217a Jun
27
527i Nov
22
2074 Jan
4
265/a Nov
30
4
397a May
4
33
13
3372 Jan
May 29
377a Mar 13
22
447t Jan
587a Jan
2
May 28
92
.
Jun
18
31
Jun
25
4174 May 25
267a Oct
2
3
6272 Nov
21
177a May 29
45
Jun 15
4174 Jan
3
51 y2 Nov
387a Jan
10
2174 Jan
3
4272 Jan
113
Oct
18
1774 Oct 24-
1157a Jan
45
12
Mar
2
7%
7 >
2
Interstate
5974 Jan
2
5274 Apr
12
—$2
convertible
Jun
38
May 29
50
Apr 27
Iowa
337a Dec
28
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May 29
33
Jan
Island
12274 May 10
24% Feb 20
118
Jan
21
24
12% Jun
26
2
1247a Aug 30
2174 Mar 8
Power
&
Creek
Light
56% Jan
96
Jan
3
37
Sep
.
.75% Dec
12
3
Jan
13
13
102.74 Dec
4
3
26,
21%. May 26
48
Mar 20
127/a
25
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25
257a
257b
257b
257b
257b
97
97
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1
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42
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9
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237a
247a
84
July 16
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24
65% Jun
14
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13
preferred
:
Corp—
Johns-Manville
May 29
29% Jan
2
Jun
25
73% Jan
2
987a Jun
18
167a Oct
4
102% Mar 26
173/4 Jap
40 V4 Jan
4
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30
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3,300
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26
23
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41
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50c
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17
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7
40
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107a
16
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15
8%
24
i
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1027a
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327b
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102
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12%
12,500
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163/8
85
437b Sep
307a Dec
23,400
13%
257.
,107b
16
*84
83
3
547/b
13 7b
167a
85
14
157a Jan
547a
13%
107b
48% Feb
7
547/a
13 7b
167s
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Jefferson
14
Co_
Jaeger Machine Co—
21
877a Jun
27
100
547b
137a
107b
10
24% Feb
9
Jun
287a
5574
127/b
—5
16.74 Jan
25
86-
28 7a
55 7b
Sulphur Co—
-1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
26
74% May 22
*28
1374
9% Sep
110% Mar
2,800
13
1374
11% Jun
4
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557a
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82
73 7a Jan
*28
880
154
2874
137/a
1774 Mar
817a Nov 20
55% Feb 13
287a
13,800
85
13%
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857a May 19
2
♦83 7b
5
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213/4 Nov 27
75V4 Jan
83 7a
154
1274
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3
28
83 7b
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547a
10
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27
3
44
4374
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July
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46
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3,600
117,100
557a
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L;
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237a
361 7/b
28%
Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
40
5
70
2274
355 74
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com
Iowa
24
Dec
49
237b
358
100
2,600
547a
Co
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Power
2274
347
43%
307a
97
2874
*
25
Interstate Dept
3
V
22 74
356
30
84
Corp
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5074 Mar
347
*427.
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preferred
50% Jan
22%
22 74
35174
43%
297/b
97
84
International Tel & Tel com_No par
4% conv pfd series B
100
2572 Jan
34374
297/e
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100
Salt
Silver
International
22
3537a
No par
International Shoe
237a July 12
327a Jan 11
95%
84
preferred
187a Jun
17
2974
9574
♦4274
437a
297»
97
*83 7b
Limited
common
convertible preferred
Rys of Cent; Amer coin
5%
43%
2974
4374
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5%
447a
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44
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,
4374
Corp
Packers
International
80
35
437a
100
5
Canada
International
;
107b Feb 26
6972 Mar 28
35% Apr
427a Apr
Nickel
500
160
34
-
457a
45
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com—5
Chemical
&
;
100
.
4%
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19
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Minerals
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4,000
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22
22
5
57
34
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,
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>
15
5874 Jan
>
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preferred
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6
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2974
5
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1
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1
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55
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1 V:
577a Mar
15974 Mar
57
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Intel-lake
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52
29
155
:
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preferred
2
5787a Jan
46%
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98 i:
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36
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7a
'
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11,500
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common——No par
Jun
155
-
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7:
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50
.
19 /
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50
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31
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45
36
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19
33 74
19
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preferred
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5
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common
15
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4.26%
-
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May 29
47
Power
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4.08%
9
9
5274 May 16
457a July 19
44 % Feb
5
4472 May 22
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43
Jan
17%
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1,700
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,
(1462)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
-
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
.
Tuesday
"
Wednesday
Oct. 2
Monday
Par
•
Oct. 3
Oct. 1
Sales for
Thursday
?
Friday
the Week
Oct. 4
Oct. 5
Shares
•
K
2S% Dec
1
88% Dec
22
108 % Apr
25
84
Jun
26
44% Jan
11
48'/4 Jun
1
47
Jan
3
49% May 23
102
Oct
10
122
100
Dec
19
122
58 % Jan
17
87
Nov
6
75 % Jan
9
82
Dec
24% May 29
13
84 % Jan
27
921 a Feb
6
37
Mar 15
99
Sep
20
4%%
convertible
50Ve Apr
18
4%%
preferred
May 19
103
~
Jun
7
112
Jun
"
101;
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10
111
60% Jun
28
6
78
May 16
May 21
Apr
Oct
31
86
Aug
6
27
95% Jan
26
8
15
89
Jan
8
20
91
Jan
26
95
Nov
9
69
28
91 % Apr
3
Jan
10
39% Oct
5
37'/a Jan
3
541/4 Nov
1
12% Jan
3
28% Nov
28
36
Sep
36
Mar 30
27
24% Sep
24
48
Jan
94% May 16
Dec 11
,60% Oct
2
86
Jan
25% Jan
3
49% Nov
73% Jan / 3
4
27
47%
83
60% May 28
21
93
; Jun
25
;3o% Jun
57% May
3
42% May 23
4
25
24
Feb
10
49
29% Dec
7
14
29
23
27% Feb
Jan
3
13% July
Jan
3
85
July 20
34 y« Dec
6
44% Dec
28
3
34% Nov
2C% Jun
9
27
Dec
3
14
Jan
24
27% Oct
3
34% Anr
3
39% Dec
11
Mar 16
5
Feb
57
21
25
Kresge
Kress
18
Kroehler
Mar 12
25
30% Jan
2
Kroger
27
39% Jan
4
K
27
40 Vs Jan
2
27
34% Dec
11
1°% May 29
31 Ve Jan
12
Apr
21
51
11
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20
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(S H)
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28
23
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45
Dec
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4.32%
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10
36 Va Jan
Co
41
Nov
20
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15
3
34
Lanvin-Parfums
Apr
7
13% Jun
27
29 % Feb
9
Aug 31
13% Jun
26
21% Apr
3
2
41% Dec
.13% Jun
25
39
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3
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11
1% Jan
16% Apr
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4;
20
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'
16
15
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7
34 Vs Jun
19
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25
24% May 29
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5
28
10% Jan
4
15% Jun
5
81% Jan
3
111% Nov
22
10.
152% Dec
6
40 % Sep
26
23 Vs Nov
44
9
% Jan
15
54 Va
29
71
26
13
8
May 31
Jun
157a Jan
10
21 % Oct
22% Feb
Jan
41 % Jan
31
44% Jan
18
Oct
27 Va Feb
57
27
9
Loew's Theatres
17
Sep
28
24% Feb
18% May 29
Z 27 % Jan
2
155% Jan
23
Jun
6
89
May 29
100% July -6/
16
104
Feb
8
13
89
Dec
4
88
87
Mar 29
Aug
91% Dec
12
90
Jan
3
41 Vs Jun
57 *
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25
35
Dec
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53
28
May 25
137
Jun
28
Oct
24
50
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25 Va May 29
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v
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3
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8
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MacAndrews & Forbes.—
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23
,
86
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2
28
50
27
15
:
27
Jun
26
74% Feb
:
25
8
3
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9
34% Jun
16% Jan
3
25
6
19
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25
3
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1
21
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3
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3
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27
-
56 Va Mar 12
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21 % Jan
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5
45 % Aug
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4
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14 Va Oct
4
26% Nov
23
May 29
20% May 29
22% May 29
15
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4
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May 31
50 % Dec
18
25
Oct
31 % Nov
21
24
27% Sep
25
44 Ve Jan
4
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Jan
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81
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12
56
13
28% Jan
Feb
Aug
68
75
Jan
July
5
5
6
3
36% Jan
6
Aug
3
39%
4
3
71 % Jan
4;
©4 Va Mar 16
20
25
35% Feb
35% Feb
5
107
89
Nov
Dec
MCA
33% Sep
26
$1.50
43
Nov
22
-"32% Jan
2
23% Sep
May 28
May 29
Sep 11
120
27
Jun
."
4
31
Aug 21
14% Jan 16
28
93
13
33 Ve Feb
Jun
29% Oct
43 Ve Mar 22
19% Dee
Jun
% Jun
18 % Aug
15
21
1
32% Jun
26
49% Feb
12%
15
30 %
11% Dec
14
?">
6
3
IBS
Jan
9
23% Jan
19
30 V»
Sr
12
5
21
Jun
26
23% Jan
6
17% Jun
25
16
33 % Jun
20
48 % Apr
91
Jan
30
96
Jun
27
93
May 24
31% Apr 10
35% Feb 28
Jan
84
-
Aug 11
17
26
May 29
81% Jan
2
Mach & Eng Co
~N~o
McQuay Norris Mfg Co..JuJl
Jun
29
26% Feb
7
,
32% Apr
87
-Sep
6
26
,<
Mead
Corp common
4%% preferred (1st
4%
preferred series B
•
■
;
'
20 Va
;■ 20%
'/ 21 v
21
"■//,
2
■/
-
-
57% ;'■* 57%;! /
'
38%
25%
25%
24'/a
24%
'24%
24%
•■■
Va
33 Va
;V36%
36%'/'
*20%
20%
.'21
/ >21'/■•'■
5 V:'//5vs-'/
5.
/
25%.
.
*80
>.'<♦^0
•;
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.
28 Va
'
39%
-
29Ve
,
541/8 ;/
30
■•
/
13%
8%
po
22%
.37
-
'<'
-
■•
*92^.
-
No par
pq
_
-
80%
:
;/
•
..
■/.
/■:
80%
15% '
15% "15%
41% /
32%
41% ; 42%
32%
32%
32%
18 Va
18
I8V4
18%
21
20%
22%
22 3
-
21
1
22%
.
110,
•
73%'
22
95
»
:
•
•
95
140
-'73% '74
;•
23%
241/4
53
54%
30
30%
-
"21%
'
15 Va
>.;
22 V4
15%
*37% *38%
131/8- 13%
/ 33%
13%
J 3%
33%
33
81/2
:■
' 8%'
34%
8%
22%
>20Vs
f
;
'
17%
27%
27'/4.
27%
*86 V2
87%
86,1/2
86%
*92
17%
27%
.22%
'
*36%
/, 93% L
17%-'
8%
22 y8
20
36% / 36%
*92
17 Ve
20
37%
93%
17Ve
.
v4
1101/4
'135 '*
"
241/4
21%
.
110
-
140
72 %
26%
20%
,!
96%
..*22%
,r
V
80-:.
26%
;20 Ve
—
48%'
80%
73
'
.',15% ,15%.
"
37%'.'37%
•
37%
94%
T-
'
8%
22%
•
-
31%
-
' 80%
*79%
' 34%
31%
26%
2IV4
33% Zv
81
*79%
52% - 54%
29% f- 30
,
,
16
13-
80-'
23 Va
-
/
37%- "37%"?
33 Va
*80
,
'.151/4
*129
v
21V# ' 21%
29%.
ly*j,j'•
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r
,
81
29%
■*341/4
-r
22 Va
22 Ve
•
47% {' 49 //■-■•'
.
80%
"'/•
-21%
'
-
/ 52 Ve
-
-
-
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24% V
*15%
48%
20%;
Xt
■
v
73%
21%
5.30./V?.-:
/■:■
31%
I8V.1
-
95 %'
29%
; 21%
i3.-' 13 Va
/;
13%
31%
40%.
i
i
.<
140
/
32%
;
72%.
131/8
33%' "25 Vi : r:
.
•-/
/
26%
.
21%.,
.109
32
"
-15
.
-
'
•
33 V4
*791/2'
.
/
23 Va
/,
?
,131/2
•
.'
'
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18%
'
/
Z -8%' V
'
25%
*79%
23V.1
10
1
-
*8 V2
32 Va
: ,-25%
■47
.
/iV
321/2. 32%
17% . 17%
*130
par
5
;
33
,36 Va '
29'/4
31%:
/:
42%
95
par
series)!—100
Medusa Portland Cement
Melville Shoe Corp common
80
21%
~i
McNeil
23% Mar 12.
.
38%
33 '
27 V4
109
"
A____1
Trucking Co
.73
•
,22
V
1
(A-G) & Co___\__
No par
McKesson & Robbins Inc_—1.
9
McLean
36%
29
* 29
// 13
15Va
,
/
McKee
8
12
class
3r%
241/2/24%
-80% Z;
.-40%
100
Ray) & Co Inc.
1%
.
38%
'.-25
-
;/ 81—. /
26%
_
loo
preference B
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—.No
31
38% Feb
preference
conv
47%
15
■>
100
conv
Inc
;
•
39'"
u
..
29%
*79%.
:
•
100
preferred.,.
McGregor-Doniger
2
12% Jan
Dec
v8
,
9
46% Jan
49 % Oct
*.x
Aug 21
6
Oct
May 28
8% May 29
50c
preferred
18%
'•
8%
'5%;/? .:■// 5'"
38%
29
21
*72.
_
9
47% Dec
_.No par
4%%
(J
21»/e
.
.*5
.
>
•32,%" :>
*79%
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
.'
2 50
McGraw-Edison Co. /
h
McGraw-Hill Publishing.!.!—IIHi
4
30
•
1
46Va
50% / 50.%
*89>90'./
,.
V.
i/i:
•57%'. 57%;.
20V4
/
21Va '
.
''
13%
.,
:
*80
-
10o
common
convertible
/
24%,—•
46 V2
3
convertible
McDermott
60% Sep 17
40 Va Mar 15
2
34% Sep 27
5% Jan
3
Sep
21
19% Jan
$6
8
•
2©%•,. 29%
par
5%%
19 '•
34% Jan
23
;
22
8
34 % Feb
1-
3%%
•
■
v
32 ■ :
,20%.; 1 21% /
,i
No par
—
50%
•1%
•
'./68*v/
20
;..3i.%
.5
preferred
McCrory Corp
9
26
14
49% Dec
19
Jun
15
24
.
Jan
'
—No par
No par
Corp
; 51,;-:/ ■/
89%
V
X89
-
,36
/
,29%.-/
12%
__i
^
common—
conv
8%
-58
•
/,
26 Ve
.32
'
series
■
^C£all, Corp
McCord
19
'
Dec
Jan
150% Jan
35
Feb
16
Mar
71
21
35% Jan
Jan
104
19
27
31
25 Va Jan
125 "
2
19 '
Inc
1959
/
33%
./ 46Va"
"
'
_N0 par
_
26%
33'/4
'
18% " 1© ://•'>'
'
■30%:; 32% '
25%
——x._No par
preferred
IVa
8%'-.
,
?■
241/2
1945 series.No par
1947 series.No par
preferred
Mays (J W): Inc
Maytag Co
21
18 %
28
3
3%%
3
97
27
45
$3.40
78% Jan
93
161 % May 22
Jan~26
■'
1
46%
'
common—
preferred
27
Jun
Co
preferred
$3.75
•
Jun
15
July 25
July 18
Oct
May 10
$3.75
-
29% Jun
Apr~26
76
May Dept Stores
2
May 21
84
&
.
4%'?/. 4.% Jtb k
28%
l
porp^urX^Z-^.Ino
5
25
33
24% May 22
120 Vs Nov 27
22 Va
30% Jan
76
20% Oct
12% Jan
So % Jan
83 % Dec
May 18
83% May 17
29
14% Jun
48% Jun
21
77 Va Feb
79% Dec
23% Jan
26
77 Va Feb
72 Va Dec
Corp_.IIII
-';•.■
90
L%,/
•/.
8%
,
38%/ 39%
:•;
5
Martin-Marietta Corp
Masonite
84
70% Jun
80 % Aug
19
Marshall Field
2
23% Jun
75% Jan
Marlin-Rockwell
32% Mar 20
77% Jan '
l
1_____l
2
8%
:20V4 r. 2C 7/«
, 21%;/21%
i
Marquardt Corp j_
—^.I—"I~1
Marquette Cement Mfg Co.
4
2
58 Va Jan
:i
No"par
Corp.
•
•v.18%, T9- % \
-
30% ' 31%/.
.36%/'. 36%/ >
•
.
46% Mar 15
25% May 29
25
&
oil
18 Va Jan
'.■T, -"-: ii,
.5 26 Va
;
57%
'•
!
___III~~~5
MooreZI 12*50
Marathon
27
vi ■ 5 Or'?■'■ /v: ;■ 5 0% '
v
a.57% ■•57%/",;':
1'
~~"T
*45 VL>
'
:
■
;;
33%
-
"
..
jq
"/
Maracaibo
42 % Jun
13
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co
46 %
,
27//';/,
.
/33V4
-33%: '
•
// 90
;./..18.%:?18%'./:i
>1%. > ; 1%..'
preferred_.No par
Maremont
1
?.
/
90;%,, 90%
i r
*26 Va
•t'
'
.
Aug 30
28% Sep
May 28
—_
convertible
r*26%
*45%-
..
49%. ,50%'
,
Square Garden Corp com.l
Inc
;43,./v : 45
100
45% Mar 14
2
9'/a Jun
_l
26-i
26->* ::--y
331/4■,>■34.■ V'/33%
;
.
Fund
60c
Manning Maxwell
6
J25Vz.
/
50
series A
34/
,
17
-
12
34
Feb
preferred
Mallory (PR) & Co..~~
Manhattan Shirt—
28
31% Aug
9
29% Aug 29
28
.
51 % Jan
25
36
22
38 % Nov
i
4% Jun
27
10/
_5
...
preferred—
(RH) Co Inc common.
4 V4 %
■
>47% Mar 20
common
Madison
10 V4 Mar 21
■
Inc
Madison
3% Mar 27
25
Jun
-
Trucks
5 V4 %
r
Macy
3
30% Jan
25
May 29
•8% Jun
Jan * 2
91% Apr
16.
17 Va Jun
14
3
47 Va Feb
72
"
■
..
20
44 Va Mar 15
25
11
7% Jan
40 Va Feb
5
7 45'/e Jun
8
30% Dec
25
29% Jun 25
j
.
600 /
9,800
33%
10%
,17%
>
*89
,
26%
11
/•'6-'-
17Va
'52%.
8% ?
^1,35
141/. '
;
1,300
/
44
'
22 Va
'
so
-.52/.
,
35%
'
26
39%
50%
21%
7,200
1
4%
*41/?'
26%
43
•
x431,4 ' 431%
*91%
42%, 43%
444 ■/■ 144 ' 30% V30%,
i
•
51%
21%
14,200
•
94?
145
1%
*20%
4,900
■
4%".
?1€%
•129.
■
■:/: 1%
9,300
:
15%
-
•
'
17 Ve
44-
1V4
7
21
*151%
•
57
;
I4q1-.'-
43%
V*10Z% T03%'
5
-145
•
A
'•
v
•.
15Va
1,300
,
10%
68%
"
22.,%
.
*120
■
44%
*91%
•'<
■
:*2m
18%
15%
9 Ve
69 Va
•49%
22V2
18'/a
15,000
43Va
•
/.
17 ;
17% 'I /
43% .44
V 6%
<-6% ' ,'
20
"20 '
*
"/
/ 22% / 23%
17%
,
«V4
5 iVa
15 Ve
7'/e
246Va
43%
40
56%'
1,800
15%
15 Va
:
'31%'-. 33%
153,
6%'' //'
•
4,000
23
14%
18%
1%
•
11
39
.25
.'
23
15 Ve
20%
•
32
*151%
?
22%
14
1
.48%
r
;54'
17
CoIZZl--_10
•68%'-
6Ve
•
/
21.% >22.% v
3.33%
•'Vs
•
21*
10%
68%
17% '17% /
43% '43%
'
■*
22%
100
?
1%
•
'
43 %
■
•;.
38% ./■ 39%
.•102%;.103%v
>89
-90.
';
preferred—___100
11
v.* 151% 153.
55%
;.
«
:.a;i .68-%
^l25-;'..;dA0v/^
10
■
45-, i
43%
./• 10%
49%
_100
;
24
•
6%
;
8,500
3,100
39
17%
:
'
■
19%
A3,%.
..
1%
*20%
4%
;
12%
24%
15 Ve
7 Va
15 %
"26 Va
43%
-
-,.5%
Z
7
26
26%
21%
V
30% ■-•"323/4--.:
/ 9 "//'■ /: 9 %
/>'."■ 9
17%
-
..IS.Va,
_10
•
I8V4
18
15
,
15
15%
<25%
'68%
;j_II_~4
18%
*7•■'•■'
'6%
.39%
•
15
■;
4V2
151%
1
15
'
i-
71,400 *
•
'
24%
22%
'
500
14.400
27
*34
23%
15.
*4%
"'v.;
V4
38
;
,•
5,700
1
21
24%
39
t? 14%
23
14%
"
22%
15 y8
8 800
,
?
12%
12%
241%
'
'
'
,
16%
12
26%
24%
*33
'
379,500
"
12%
38Z
24%
7 ,16%
12 ;
20%
27
'
;
24;%
.
*36
' / 25?:
V
20%
12%
24%
-
■
'V
27
2H"
/
f
.77 230 J
31%
■'.'■Mi
20%
2,200
83%
-
16%
12
,
27%
•
16%
33%.
?i24 m
*83.'/
7 :28Va •
.'24-
;
•
35 V4
24 7
VZ
12
20%
k 4%
10,200
6,800
800"
"
13%
37
15%
■>/•/,\i% "'1%'
>
20% '<20%
.
200
.
30 *, 7,
,
'82%
,16V4 ;
•
4,300
29,100
?
51% :
82%
//-as
,
67%..*
'
13%
?
5,000
6,000
62%
36%
15 I;
'
9 Ve
11
;
25%
82%.
38
25
Z-f
i
151%
1
Steamship
31%
25%
..6i%
13 V4
36%
24%
44%
-10%
42%
;
.'31
:.
62
82%
24%
14%
26 %
•44%.
■
7%
Lukens
4
20
33%
'
;
'
31
1,200
12,600
4,800
36%
'21%
4Va
30
:
16%
53
34%;
12%
.
1%
25%
7
47%
52%
?
25%
•; 6i%
•*£6 m
29%
*32
21 Ve
1-68%.
com__
26%
16 Ve
36%
27%
-
7%
1%
21'
6,000
1,500
3,800
/
36%
47%.
.
84
20 Va'
■
15 Ve
-4Va
:
preferred
100
Louisville Gas & El Co
(Ky )_No par
Louisville & Nashville.50
Lowenstein (M)
Sons Inc_—_1_ 1
-
51 Va -Z
24%
18%
-
_25
•
36%
v
307/a
fifV* 'Z
.
7
33
29% V
/ 16%
/ *11%;
'
Mar 20
-
V 64
22
14
23
40
.
66 Vs
*33%
50 Va
'33%
Vj
!7
,_i___50c
Corp_l
D
•6IV2.
13%
**
'25
30
71%
■.'{
,26%
,
.:,
53
,
25 Va
25%
61 Va
36%
'
15
preferred_^_____100
series
-
30%
■30%
25%
13% -13%;
,
15%
•
:
_!_5
=
4.35% series E preferred
I-orillard (P) Co common
6
53
7*82%
'
13 Ve
15
18
7
_
63
l
Jan
14 % Oct
96
series
53%
30%
67 %7
33%?
33%?
29%
24%
ioq
; 4.84% conv preferred
Long Island. Lighting .Co
5%
66%
-/V
15 ■/
1
com
/
Lone Star Gas Co common
Mar 20
16%
•
-
14 Va
III_l
I_C__I~3
CoII_II_5
Inc
Lone Star Cement
Mar 20
93
9
35
29
104
13
16
47%
-52%:
25 V2
31%
■22 V4 ' 22 % /
Industries Iuc_
'
1
Lockheed Aircraft Corp______IIHIj
6
36%
"
-
" 38
•24%
■
:
47% Feb
123;
72% Nov 29
12%
Lionel Corp common...
^_^_1_2l50
3%% non-cum conv pfd
20
2
54 % /
95
?"->:7l
'47%
;27V4,
:
92
'
70%
16% .16%
30%;
'
11%:
24%
1
>
*90%
*93
?
1:27%
16%
60% •61%:
20% "*
*32
Litton
Jan
146
Ling-Temco-Vought
64% Aug 23
18
Jun
4
Inc
Link. Belt Co
•
19% July 25
Apr 14
59 % May
3
3
2
91
47%
*
-
'27
1
'
2
101
100%
"95
'
■
•24%;'
20-
I
7%
preferred
!___;
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
54% Sep
9
85
39 % Jan
Jan
'
'
15
,
Refineries
34 % May 29
100
136% Jan
6
3
54% Mar 29
4
Co
•
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
155% May 11
25% Jan
170
4
110% Feb
Corp
Leonard
Mar 19
.19% Jan
14
29% Nov
2
11
.
17% Mar 12
25
46July
135
62
4
"24 V4
A___No par
No par
Lehn & Fink Products
10% May 29
68 % Sep 28
51% Aug 18
46% Dec 22
Nov
Lehman
Feb
^
•
•; ■
16 %
?/.V 11%-.
"5
com
series
7
15
Dec
Industries
pfd
8
"> 40 % May 29
<
5% Oct
1
26% Jan
conv
35% Feb
.
*v 31 % May 29
42% May
9
56% Apr 17
35% Mar 29
3
18% Dec
$1.50
Lehigh Valley RR
43% Feb
147
59% Mar 16
-
»qq
2,000
90
36%
47%-'
"
5
May 29
43 Ve Oct
.
9
7
35
'
27
Feb
■z
*89
70%
36%
36%;
26%
30%
'
*
36%
32%
1
___1
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley
/
90%
•93
70%
73%
81
90
:'
'
Aug 27
22 %
9
48^8 Apr
146% Jan
8
22 % Apr
9
4% Jun
12% Sep 25
60% Mar
7
Dec
6
Feb
l%:Mar 16
.
19-/e Jan
4
14
3
111
15% Mar
*
Dec
36% Dec
26 % Jan
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Number 6201
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1463)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
28
EXCHANGE
28
Oct
30
95% Dec
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25
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20
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13
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45% Jan
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11'a
.
-16%
28%
78
»
8
/ 16%
16%
30
*84
18
8
8
16%
29
77%
•;
17'A
130
17%.
11%
.5
29
136
'
10%
par
36%
28%
*17
6%
108
*106
107%
*106
108'a
108%
*108
*107 Va
108%
108
/
107%
109%
108
106%
320
6,800
70
106%
108 Va
160"
109%
*107%
108'A
"
140
31 %
com—5
Co—___62y2c
y«
68%
.
166
135
27%
♦97
,69%'
*165
49
36%
99
•
-
27
6%
36%
-
6%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
X31%
32%
13.200
32 y8
32 y2
32%
32%
32%
22%
32%
33%
33 VA
33%
6,700
75%
"
preierred—100 * •:"
preferred.
—100
Pharmacai
2,100
52%
23%
*17%
5V4% <C0nv preferred——25
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co__
5
23,700
50%
6%
100
;j
■>
22%
>
'
9,700
22%
22'%
10,000
76
22%
22
18%
$4.08
Norwich
74%
22 %
22
14
"
preferred-*—
.—100
/.
$4.11 preferred————100
$4.16 preferred_i—
—100
Northrop Corp
——1
Northwest Airlined Inc torn—„10
.
73%
22%
21
17'A
100
Northern States Power Co
$4.10
74%
22%
.
2.100
/
..
*26%
•;:'••'••
.preferred—
Northern
.
39%
12%
27 %»
100
5,8Q% preferred^—
5.60% preferred—
/ -/' / $3.60
/
39%
12%
5.100
26%
•
Northern Natural Gas Co
:
39%
12%
-
27%
,
^
38%
12%
135
,
.
39
12%
6%
preferred
12,000
24%
17%
preferred-.
1.500
17%
24 y8
37
"/
15
; preferred——
45%
17
24%
r
27'/«
1
com.No
45 '/a
24%
'■'I-
69'A
165
20
Co
17%
ieu-
12%
24%
_i
,1
16%
ii
■
24'a
/
100
•.
C.
12'A
■i
26%!
'
_i
Railroad
12%
45
24%
98y2
165
*134%!
12
45
17%
>
6%363'8
68
11%
46:
16%
//, 38%
36%
'
11%
*45
16%
-
27'A,
6"A
45%
24%
98
'
"
•
12
/ 16%
48% *;.
48 'A
■*/"/:/"/ 27
.
:
'
-
91
*90
-
Mar 29
25
22%
20%
.
3
31% Sep 11
73%
22
Niagara Share Corp.
.5
18%
Nopco Chemic&l Co__
1
_1 /•227/8
Norfolk & Western Ry common—25 '
86 V2
Adjustment • preferred——25
*22%
:
6% preferred.-----—
10
13 V2
Norris-Thermador
Corp
;_50c • "
" 171/2
;
North American Aviation.
—1
60%
;
North American Car Corp
^7 ;/
21%
/, / North American Coal Corp_—:
-1 ' V
8 Va
/ .Northern Central Ry Co
50
"
*71 y2
24
5
39'A
13'A
*
11%
24%
72
"
45
16%
45%.
12'A
12%
'/"/ /
,
33 % Jan .31
35
18%
;
8%
*66
v
..,
4xv4
34%
•
X30
55% *'*
,
93% May 31,
Jan
18%
•
/
66%
*76%
'
5%
41%
8%
*66
*76 y2:78%
15%
38%
;
^1
_
5.25%> prefCTred—*
4.85% ' preferred——
May 11
85% Jan
For footnotes, see page 23,
2%
4
71%.
/
4
9
89
2%
42
43%
6
31% Oct
2,400
11,100
29V8
71%
;
'
6
26
109
Z
2 Va
42 V2
/•>■/
6
Sep • 26
>
,
May
-77% Mar 23
12
21% Jan
27% J&n
109% Jan
21% Jan
33%
29%!
24V4
*""
>1
'
27
9
•.
107
6
107 / May .17
85 % July 31
107% Sep
Junr
50% Mar 22
July 5
July 11
23% Jan
July
29
1,700
23V4
32%
41%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No paT
3.40%
preferred——^!
;__100
'
100
Jun
23
1
2%
80y2
1
.
32%
29%
80'A
4
,
10
83% Jan
5
3Q% Dec 28
15% Jan «• 3
Jun
108
Oct 12
113% Mar 13
5
Sep-12
39% July 19
22%
,32%
7.000
4.800
40 Va
41%
:_iioo
109 % Jan
21
Co
$3.75- preferred.
26
112
5
106
22%
32%
v
16%
38 Va
*39%
2%
36%
3
6
"22%
32%
16%
38
•
29%
36%
July
May 16
39%
41'/a
oar
104
69
38%
39%
,5
Central
N Y State
:
5
46 % Dec
3
43% Jan 31
86
May 3
48% Apr 26
/ Dec
12
38
39 '/2
2%
45
lG'/a
4
Fibre
—
/, New York Shipbuilding Corp
4.10%
18%Sep~13
28
26
67% Jun
20
14% Dec
64
Jan
May 28
19% Feb
3.90%
13%. Jan
16%
:38'/a
39 Vu
29 y2 ?
12
*
..5
.
4
34% May 15
63% Dec 22
-
16'A
38'/a
39
...
No par
tN Y New Haven & Hartford-No par
fPreferred 5%
series Aj.
100
19
Mar 14
16%-, iey2
38%
/
41%
27
"
100 /
:
2
Jun
6
iey2
•
32 Va
/ i6ye
■
100
8
92% Jun
24
2.000
45,200
22%
"24%
_i
Jan
2
24
15'A
48%
32 Vb
20 .•
- 21%
'
- •
10
3% Jan
2
18
Feb
14%
48
22% / 22%
33
common..—1
Chicago & St Louis
Jan
•
18
27
800
14%
32%
49
N Y
Jan
Nov
7,900
22.700
79 VA
48
22%
23
4
'41% Jan
85
24
July 18 *
26
33% JOn
37
5 --
10
—50
preferred
York
79
57 Vb Jun
15%
79%
79 Va
14%
15%
"
'
3
117
8
15%
78'A
79%
47 VA
.39
18•
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Newmoht. Mining Corp common
10.
4% convertible preferred—1—100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
NeWvYdrk Air Brakfe.—;
5
20
May 15
-
Mar 17
30
9
15%
78%
14%
54%
13'%
"
•
~
—100
England, Electric System—
England Tel & Tel Co
Apr
:
103% Mar
12
9
10
May 31
Jun
9
•'
No par •
common—_5
•
24
3
15%
*78 V2
48%
26%
;
New
Jun
9,500
14%
39 %
r 22
5 */"
Corp eom_5 * '
preferred A—
3%%
86 % May 10
23
23
38%
1.600
20'A
47'%
xi6%
■
20
58%
.,77%
"
38 V2
J *
,3,200
100
;
15
3oy«
5
Neisner Bros Inc——-
New
30
75% Jan
16%
4
20
*99%
48 Va
47%
5%
par
—No par
1
1
Neptune Meter Co—
Newberry, Co (J J) common_No
New
8% Jan
28% Jan
*14%
33%
5
Nautec Corp
Aug 23
26
Co
Co
12
18% Jan
21
-
58
20
22,400
<
15%
78%
15
99 Va
58
10
32%
41%
79%
78
78
40%
v
10
Corp..
;'V.
■
10
78%
48%
99%
58
/
30
20
V 79V4
76%
*8%
-5
Co.—
Vulcdnized
26% Mar 27
36% May 29
•
81% Mar
"
(conv>
Gas
National
12
Jan -
Fuel
Natomas
50% Feb
51% Sep
39% Aug 28
7%
May 29
7
Aug" "I
3
5
preferred
*
2
76 % Sep
27
15%
15 y4
'.31%
20
57%
20%
78
*76%
1
of 1951
/
9
52
Oct
83
15 % July 18
15%
;
100
57%
20
70
U
98 Va
/ 44
•>
National Sugar Ref Co
National Tea Co
Mar 19
11% Jan
1
35% Jun
21
5
28%
28
65%
*99%
>
77%
'"15'
1
^
National. Steel Corp
4
3
3
.
•
9% Mar 29
Oct
85
43% Jan
/
16
86 V Dec
63% Jan
100
78 %•'•;:■
8 %
National Linen Service
Corp
l
National-Standard Co
10
National Starch & Chemical-.—50c
2
23 V2 Feb
pfd series
6%
24% Feb 20
Sep 25
1[36 r
79% Jan
*99%
98%
.
Chem
Gypsum
»
Jun 22
5% May 28
10% May 29
15%
29% Apr 28
9
16% Dec
100 !
'
•
,
29%
Products.
General
V
10
136% Mar
Dairy
Distillers &
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
30
4
55% Oct
3
43%
99%
.
41V*
-
5
National
Aug 20
32
'N
National
/:
4
28
24% Sep
6
27% May 15
10% Apr
5
5% Jan
43 Va
*66
—10
Cash
National
9V« Mar 27
26% Oct
22 V2 Jan
45
32'/a
__i
Corp
4% %
"4.
2
24% Jun
6
43 %
*96%
22%
-
4%%
Mar 23
54
127% Jan
*
19% Nov <21
Natl
3
93% Jan
3
6
45
38
*
National
23
1
17% Nov
32
39
•
1
Register.
National Castings Co..
National City Lines Inc..
4
Jan
9
15%. Jan
31
1
Corp———
Corp of Amert<?a_
National
92 % May 25
33% Aug 17
36% Aug 30
3
28% July 21
1146% Dec 27
'•
4
27
23% Jan
32%
>•16%
_5
__i
National Airlines..j
National Aviation Corp_—
National Biscuit Co
!
National Can Corp
.
154% May 18
8
131% Dec
3
Jan
132% Jan
18% May 29
46% Jun 25
97
53% May
3
90% Aug 25
31% Jan 12
4514. Apr 24
19% Jun
9% Apr 17
65 % Aug 17
3
99%
31%
5
National Acme Co^.—
'
12
26
;
Natco
•
18% Aug 22
28
30% May 11
46% July
23% Jan
May 29
9% May 29
71% Jun 27
78% Nov 23
92% Feb
25
19% May 19
7
9
82% Aug 25
85
/• 84%
*96%
47 Va
3
CoA——
u
2
22
11% Jun
30
4
*
Brass
•
Jan
33
8% Aug 10
4
61% Jan
i-'
t
9%
8
27
26% Jan
16% Aug
*83
1
43% Jun
1
31% Jan
/ 84%
32%
*14%
__i
_
Corp—___
Supply Co
industries Inci—No
Murphy
0.
4
3
Jan
43%
10
Inc__
New..
20
34% Jan
25
■t-&
4
31%
43%
99% 4 /
2iy4
12
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C
*•
Jan
,31%
No par
_
Wheel
S L
Muelldr
55% Mar 30
-•
47
84%
85
*83
2%
_2
Mouhtain Fuel
'
29% Mar 21
-
Industries
Motor
Mai 26
v
18% Apr
59 y2 Mar
*83
99%
Co—5 7
Motorola -Inc——
■■7
19
41% Jan
2
May 28
45% Jun 26
33% Dec 26
2
84 %
*96%
.
21
•
,9% Nov
*83
No par
;
Chemical
.
3
85
25
Moore-McCormack "Lines—;
Morrell (John) & Co—
,
26% Oct
♦84V4
85
■'
78%
Mining & Chemical—
.A'mfer she ;<5 shares or '5,000 lire)/
/
Montgomery Ward &' Co
No par •< '
1
20 % May 29
11
26% Dec
85
85
83'
76%
100
Mpntana-Dakotg, Utilities
33% Mar 13
May 29
May 29
24
1124%
86
*
.No par
A—■
Montana:'Power Co—
37% Apr
11% May 29 "
51% Jun
11
54% Dec
18
Jan
*84 Vs
;
106
Machine Tooli
RR
Class B
/.<
42% Mar 26
27
4
44% Dec
41% May 31
26% May 22
20% Jan 31
117% Jan
5
44
Oct
May 3
20% Mar 17
9
16% Jan
22
125% Jun
1
100
> 3
97%
Montecatini
30
37% Feb 16
28% Apr 20
68% Sep 22
87%
*94%
•
common
*
30% Dec 26
*86%
1
—
1,200
87%
97%
*99%
A_No par
Co
6 25*-
4.20%"'•preferred,
23
8% Feb
Pttblld
Mohasco
22% Mar 20
15
32% Aug
■
-
*
/'/-
Apr 19
7% Jun
19
Missouri
13%
*94%
__5
class
1,100
10,100
*13
*86%
*57
com_ 1.50
20,400
*;/
/
30%
<■
97%
CorpIIIl
Cement
ll'A
31
20 Vb
86%
preference—-100
-RR
11%
31
•
86%
15%
RR
13%
.
*94%
14%
Pacific
13%
13 Va
57%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
13%
13%
20%
Missouri- Portland
30%
30 Va
19%
'
11%
31
30%
31%
29%
57%
convertible
10%
30%
31
30%
57%
Chfem
/''■;//:
v.,v':
32
r
21%
Missouri
5
65% Aug 31
■v
Mar 28
*19% Apr
21
Mar
21,600
4.4%
Enterprises inc
No par
•
Mining & Mfg
No par
& Ontario
Paper
2 50 /
Minnesota. Power & Light—*_No par *
Mission Corp
..i
1
;
1
Mission Development Co lliIIIII5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
51% Mar -1
42% May 15
11%
32%
Minnesota
9
25
Feb
4,100
11'A
86%
Minn
.
16
27*.
31% Sep
2 % Jun
6
44% Feb
21%
11%
19%
3%
24
21
28
13 VB
21%
11%
11
97 %
♦96%
Minnesota
7
Jun
29%
22
11%
2
&
100
21%
11%
10%
86%
•
4
Jun
-
1,300
24.300
v
1,83%
*94%
83
^..1—10
Ino
"88
ll'/a
L
Laboratories
88%
11%
31V2
.
*88
21%
97%
—10
C0rp_„
32
13% "
•'
*83%
»_
Oil
11%
•10%
88%
21 Vb
Philipp.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
6
*
Inc
21%
87%
"
Corp common—
5,'/. v
preferred
10D
1st
Midwest
Miles
Minerals
2
34
5% Mar 27
19% Jan
8% Dec
98% Jan
15% Aug
19
'
37% Apr
'
,
12
Apr
6'
21% Oct
34% Jan
2'
May 29
■
100
Utilities
'
2
70 % Feb
34% Sep
•
South
21%
♦94%
10b
100
i
*88
*86%
100
Midland-Ross
!
Mar 19
r 13
/;
29%
•
29%'
/:v
pfd.lOb
preferred--.
5%%
5
25
3.90%
preferred-.-..-—1
4.45 %> preferred
•
8
2
25
31%
*-
No par
preferred-;
Middle
58% Feb 14
101% May 22
•109% Sep
16% Sep
20
10 % Jan
'
6
10
39% Apr
5
Inc
3.80%;
*
Shares
22 %
3.85%'
•
the Week
Oct. 5
64 %
1
Edison
Friday
Oct. 4
.22
4.35%
r
May 28
: May 11
100% Aug
Metropolitan
•.
;.
84
f,
29% May 25
43% May 29
95 y2 Jan < 2
101% May 24
4
19% Jan
Feb
58
94
3
3
Aug
.
19
Mar 28
Sales for
Thursday
63%
Co
Mesta Machine Co_;
Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer
/
21%
Scott
Trust—Units
<
16%c
Metromedia Inc
88% Jun
89% Jan
-
Wednesday
Oct. 2
1
Aug
79
<
'Tuesday
Oct. I
1.83 Mi
common
$3.50 preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
.
33% Jan
Co
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
94% Mar 23
75
3
LOW
t
,
"
Feb
74
9 Vs Jan
^
.
Highest
18% May 28
11
STOCKS'
NEW YORK STOCK
-
•
Highest
7534
V *75%
76%
76 y4
76 y4
*751/2
76%
76%
'76%
88%
88%
*89'A
90%
*89'A
90%
10
88
88%
88%
200
90%
*93%
91%
*88y2
•
*87
,88
*89%
-
-
*88%
90
88%
*87%
88%
*87%
88 Va
*87'A
*88
89%
*88
•
89 Va
90%
*90%
91%
91 %
91%
*90%
92%
120
25%
27
261/4
27
26%
27'/a
42,500
29%
29y2
29'/a
5,300
29%
31
'88%
-
91
- -
*9oy4
26 Va,
26%
26%
30%
•
91%
25y2
-
30"%
30
30%
30
30%
29%
*30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
•30%
18 y4
18%
33
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
32%
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
140
90
.i
Z
31
19
34
*19
33 »A
.
•
130
14,300,
19%
1,300-
33%
5.200
20
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1464)
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Monday, October 8, 1962
Sales for
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Oct. 2
Monday
STOCK
Oct. 3
Oct. 4
Oct. 5
Shares
Oct. 1
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
.
o
35% Jan
52% Nov
16
38
May 28
89
Jan
95% Feb
23
92
Jan
11
98
May 15
4.40%
79
Jan
83% Nov
8
80% Jun
29
86
Mar 26
3.90%
93 % Jan
Dec
100
90% Jan
97% July
49% Jan
3
103
94% July 18
30% Jun 25
27
100
95
Nov
22
33"% Jan 19
49
Nov
20
16% Apr
17% Mar 15
16% Jun
28
90
88 % Jan
31
12
85
Aug
4
32% Aug 24
39
Dec
4
Ohio Edison Co
2
42% Nov 22
29% Jun
Dec
11
52 %
Aug
7
26
39% Jan
17
59% Oct
5
,
35
18
41
1
Feb
3
54% Jan
Olin
Natural
Mathieson
45% Jun 25
76
12% Sep 27
19
_Jun 14
24% Mar
1
25% Jan
2
Outlet
102% Mar 22
50
Jun
27
104
64
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
Jan
11
Sep
26%
18
120% Anr
3
99% Jun
14
115
Jan
106
4
43% Dec
18
28% Jun
22
43
87% Jan
6
14% Jan
13
12% Oct
5
98
97% Jan
16
15
16% Jun
25
3
9% Jun
15
July 11
24% Jun
18
Mar
33V2 Dec
21
34% Dec
26
25
52
Jan
23
653/4 Oct
20
3
483/4 Apr
4
1413/4 Jan
5
5»/4 Jan
3
18% Dec
7
12 »/4 Nov
133/4 Dec
177
Apr
8 «/4
2
12
May 29
36% Feb
60% Jan
2
39% Jan
Oct
5
25
158% Feb
151/2 Oct
14
19
10'A Jun
2
8i% May 29
Mar 22
593/4 Nov 22
16
6
Jun
20
Jan
15% Jan
25
$5
25
24% Feb
103
60
97
*96
97
*96
97
96
96
20
391/4
39%
17%
173/4
17'/4
171/4
173/2
17»/2
931/2
*90%
931/2
*90%
93 3%
31%
31%
31%
?1%
31%
31%
32
28%
28%
29
283/4
28%
28%
293/4
16%
*16%
6%
7.50
31%
31%
31%
5
27%
28%
28
Corp
5
15%
42%
*16 3/4
39
8,900
1,000
—
_
—
3,400
19,700
16 3/2
15%
42%
50%
x38%"
51%
16%
16%
.16 '/a
42
16'/a
10
39%
39%
42
41 %
41%
41
411/2
41
411/2
2,000
50
49%
50 3/2
49%
50%
50%
51%
10,800
16,200
X49%
1,100
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13'/«
13%
131/4
13%
*20 %
20%
*20 %
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
203/4
54%
55
55%
551/4
553/4
6,300
77%
773/2
77%
77%
78
8,800
103 3/2
1033/2
*1031%
104
1
53%
54%
X53 %
54%
54V:i
6.25
75%
77%
76%
77%
77
—100
Glass
103 %
103%
*103%
103%
-15
28%
28%
*100%
101%
Corp
Co
com
No par
&
Gas
Tin
105
*103%
28%
28%
28%
101%
*100%
1013/2
*173/2
■
29
*1003/2
1
28%
*1003/2
700
28%
IOII/2
28%
29%
*100%
140
1013/2
2,500
17%
17%
17-%
17%
18
*17'%
173/4
*171/2
173/4
5
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
2,700
27%
28
27'%
281/2
28%
28'%
28%
29
10
28%
293/s
21,300
201/8
2G%
203/8
20 3/2
20
203/2
19
20
20%
213/4
1
7,500
54%
55%
54%
551/8
55 3/4
55%
551%
56'/a
55 3/a
56'/a
No par
com__14 2/7
7,700
28%
28%
29
291/4
28%
29
28%
29
28i%
28%
9,600
142'A
143 3/a
Electric
100
Consolidated
'144
1
6
Corp
Packaging Corp of America
15%
5
Electronics
American
.
Inc_5
preferred
Packard-Bell
Pan
38
30c
Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg
Pacific
*96
97
*90%
Pacific Hawaiian Products Co
Pan
103
No par
Pacific
12
103
39%
preferred
Pacific
3
103
93%
Pacific American Corp
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
12
103
17%
preferred
4%
26
*102
*90%
Oxford Paper Co common
77/a Jan 12
23% Mar 5
5 'A May 28
24
20
Aug 30
103
93%
Co
Owens-Illinois
2
1421/4
3
May 16
23% Dec
Jan
15% Jan
25
*102
*90%
;
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
5
18y8Aug
8
May 29
26% May 29
2414 Aug 30
26% May 15
16% Sep
8
39% July 19
86'% Jan
5
Mar 23
101 % Feb
47
30 »/4 Jan
13
49!
102
37%
Otis Elevator
2
Apr
87% Feb
85
84
*17%
Outboard Marine Corp
19
Sep 28
82% Oct 26
270
83%
84
3.125
27
76
6,000
953%
*833/2
17%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
20
3
431/2
953%
833%
85
37%
Gas
Nov
Jan
43
96
*17%
Chemical
28% Feb
82
431/a
96
*83
100
26% Dec
4
3
42'/2
S53/2
20
17% Oct 24
56%
42%
95%
85
*96
100
16% Jan
Jan
42%
96
1
common_5
Co
preferred
Oklahoma
42%
41%
*95%
102
100
Electric
&
42%
95%
*84
100
preferred
4.24%
26
100
■
Gas
4%
8
17% July 18
23
May 28
4.44%
Okla
23
41% Jan
25
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.56%
May 16
45% Mar 8
18% Apr
94% Jun
Jun 25
1115% Oct
Apr
41%
95%
15
common-
9
50c
Sulphur-
11%
70c
Amer World Airways
Inc
15%
151/2
6
15%
350
6%
15V2
1,800
16
3,900
9 3/4
9
91/8
113/2
8%
91%
8 3/4
8%
113/2
11%
11%
113/4
115/a
11%
3,600
17%
18'/a
18
18 '/a
19,700
58'%
593/4
60%
61
15,100
94'%
*93i%
16%
17'A
173/4
17'/2
17%
18
59
1
63/8
6
I0V2
6'/a
15%
11%
9
91/4
11%
6'/8
151/2
6
6
6
16
1453%
*144
1453/2
*144
144
144
146
'
,
400
59%
60
60%
583/2
60
*931/2
941/2
*931/2
36%
5,100
95% Nov 24
45% May 29
913% Aug 23
53% Jan
18
85% Apr
36»% Jun
32 % Oct
25
Parke Davis & Co_
Sep
19
44% Apr 12
60% Nov 22
38% Mar 15
30
43% Jun
5
75% Apr
11
Parmalee
19% Jan
3
353/4 Dec
223% jun
21
35
Jan
31
Transportation
Peabody Coal Co common
5
15
27
May
2
July 12
263/4
*253/2
28 Va
Pendleton Tool Industries
1
22%
23
23
23 3/4
22%
24
Mar 29
Penick & Ford
1
16 3/2
17
16'/a
16'/2
16
16
16
16'/a
16
16'A
8,900
1
15%
161/4
15%
16 3/8
15%
161/2
15%
16'/a
15%
16'%
12,100
233/4 Jan
9
27
11
20
7
21
Dec
26
15'% Jan
3
413% Jan
4
33
Feb
373/2 Apr
5
283/2 Jan
3
45*/2 Nov
30 3/t Dec
3
32% Jan
1
May 31
48% Jan
23 3% Jun
25
6
25% Jun
14
40
Dec
6
5
28% May 29
981/4 July 25
-
97% Jun-
2
18% Deo
4
3
59
*
4%
2
34% Feb
20
Penney
(J
Pennsalt
C)
Penn
Power
373/4
36%
371/4
37
37'/a
37
373%
6,000
21%
22
x21
21'A
21'/a
21'/2
21 '/a
213/8
21'/a
21'%
35,800
No par
*471/4
48%
*48
491/4
49
49
27%
27%
28
27%
28'/4
Glass
& Light
5
8 3/4
453/2
•42 3/8
3
com
27%
1
*26'/2
Corp
30
No par
271/2
*253/2
263/2
51
51
600
28 3%
28 3/4
28%
6,800
26'A
*251%
26'%
253/4
25'%
200
23
*22'%
231/4
*22'%
223/4
28
8 3/8
8%
81/2
8%
81/4
83/2
'50
50
,
8'%
83/4
900
8%
7,000
46
46
46
46
453/4
453/4
46
46
910
42%
x42
43
4 2'/a
42%
421/a
42'%
42%
43
14,300
283/2
28
28
28
28%
28 5/a
293%
30i%
30i%
46
27
26%
.
30%
313/2
303%
100%
100 i/a
100 %
*981/2 /■99%
311/4
100 %
31
30%
100'/a
39
303/2
100 3%
28
*27
273/4
*27
27»A
273/4
27
1001/a
301/2
100%
4,800
'
200
IOO1/4
\
6,200
■;
260
600
4'%%
'
preferred
100
100 3/8
4.40%
series preferred-
100
98'/2
98 i/a
993/2
99%
993/4
993/4
99%
99%
10%
10%
10%
10%.
10%
10%
;
105/s
10%
103/4
10%
25,900
34
341/2
34
341/4
33%
343/4..*
33 3/4
33'/4
33
333%
2,000
451/4
45%
45%
45%
Jan
3
27
18% Feb
2
Pennsylvania RR
27
54% Jan
2
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Jun
*25'/z1
25
.
50
1
Corp
Sand
33
Dec v- 6
37%
Co
I01/4 Jun
95
1
—
941/2
37'/8
No par
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
941/2
*931/2
1
preferred!.
conv
*933/2
943/2
100
prior preferred
conv
4.68%
38% Mar 22
106% May 25
101% May 25
No par
Corp
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp_
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
17
Jan
.41
Pipe Line
preferred
5%
2
52% Jan
May 29
East
Paramount Pictures
3
83/4 Oct
6
-
Panhandle
4
40
37
8
16
Aug 20
27% Jan
19% Jan
2
41% Jun
9
94% Sep 19
90% Jan
5
11% Jan
14
101% Jun
11
26% Jan
Sep 27
15% Oct
27
23% May
9
493% Apr 14
59% Nov 20
:
Jun
16
26
97% Feb
58% Feb
25
Sep 21
23% Jun
Apr 28
65
10
.
5
r
,
,
r
■
M'"
48
Nov
3
58% Dec
12
39 ya May 29
52% Mar 19
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
36
Sep 27
July 24
50'% Jan
24
37
Jun
51
Peoria &
59% Nov
8
34
May 28
46
43% Jan
12
63% Apr
25'
3
Apr 30
56% Feb 16
3
943% Feb
1
15% Sep 26
323% Sep 15
76
100'
Nov
20
22
15
19% Mar 15
503% Aug
37% Jan
Jun
12J% jun
20
8
59% Mar 23
36
58
66% Jan
May 29
Dec
12
Jan
15
19%-Dec
14
13 % Jun
25
99
Jan
2
31
101% July 13
19% Jan
2
Jan
3
493% Apr 20
5% May 25
20 % Jun
2% Aug 17
3% Mar 30
30% Jan
3
53% Nov 24
35 »/a May 29
57% Mar 15
46% Jan
3
44% Oct
30 y» Jun
29
65% May 16
35% Nov 27
Sep 12
103% Mar 29
3
96
80'% Sep 22
913/4 July
100
5
Aug 14
85
100
Mar
1
Dec
33% Jan
3
78% Jan
3
125
7^/4 Jan 30
86
Nov
96
24
May
8
12
83% Mar 16
51 »/2 Sep
25
143/4 Jan
3
64% July 31
22% Nov 20
4434 Jan
4
76% Dec
94
Feb
3
Dec
20
99
6
Dec
28
60% Jun
5
393/4 Jan
10
683/4 Oct
27
18% Jan
3
27 3/2 Apr
24
81 »/2
Aug 23
88
Mar 21
75
Dec
88
Apr 21
27
12% Oct 23
July 10
101
r % Jan
38
Jun
102% Feb
88
8
100
Apr
Sep
Aug.23
106
Jan
Jan
33»/a Oct
1
66
Sep
82
81
13
5
13
31
Jan
2
112i% jan
5
July 16
25
13
87% Mar 27
80'% juiy 25
42% Jun 27
84% Feb
16% Jun
26% Apr
2
69
4
41
97
Sep
Feb
27
6
6
64
Jan
Jan
15
41% Jan
11
100
363% Jun 22
11% Oct
19
59% Mar 14
18% Jun 27
67
18% Mar 16
6
Feb
62% Jan 15
34% Mar 20
May 29
98
82
8
84% Nov 29
42
1
25
6
104% Mar
25
65% Mar 19
4
23
Jan
86% Mar
Aug 17
Sep 28
81
12% Jun 22
Jan
22
1
8
16 % May 15
Perkin-Elmer
Permanente
4'%%
Co
Pfeiffer
Pfizer
33'/be
35'/2
common—1
No par
100
L
:
Corp of America
Permutit
1
36 3/2 .383/2
38'/2
14% ;
■;a
39
393/2
38
101
15%
*100
20'%
100
100
28%
101
85
36%
.
36%
45
.
28 3/4
213/4
2%
*2%
•36%
*97
99
99
*104
106
*104
V
33%
35%
34%
673/4
681/2
67"%
86%
*851/4
85
*84
85 3/4
45
44%
45?/2
_1
201/2
21
20%
21'A
213/2
21%
No par
Heusen
431/2
45'A
44
44
43%
44
Corp
common
No par
$4 preferred.
Piper Aircraft Corp_.
Pitney-Bowes Inc
*981/4
100
231/2
24
233/4
2
;
38'/a
86'/4
84'%
131
Nov
21
18 «/4 Jan
3
28 '% Apr
3
62% Dec
8
79% Feb
28
Sep 27
9% Oct 30
44
Aug 11
463/2 July 21
3
9% Jan
113
Dec
5
55»/2 Jan
5
96>/a Jan
5
175
Feb
17% Jan
88
Apr
33 '% Jan
73
17% May 17
61
39%
39%
5,200
40
38'%
391%
38
39
19,200
12
4,200
11%
11%
12
113/2
12
72
*70
72
71
71
*70
72
*70
72
No par
65
65
*63
67
*63
60
*63
65
*63
65
100
900
12
12'/4
13%
13%
13%
143/4
143/8
14%
14'/a
*128'/4
128 3/4
*1283/4
1293/4
128%
*1281/4
128%
*128'/4
20
203/2
20%
20%
20 3/8
-46%
473/2
46'/4
46%
45%
46
May 11
Jan
Pittston Co (The) common
4
9
55% Jan
24
65 3/t Jan
24
38
Jun
21
19'% Jan
8
21'/a Nov 27
120-
Feb
79% Dec
135
Dec
13
116'% Mar
6
122
44?% Jun 25
78
13
88
22% Mar 30
97»/4 Oct
4
Jun 25
25% July 2
81. 3% Jun 14
13% Oct
91
4
16
56% Jun 25
Nov"l4
20'% Jun 25
49'% May 29
Jan
4
3
321/4 Aug 27
221
Jan
3
21
Jan
22
1
Dec
32
1301
Aug 13
101'/2 Nov
50
35% Mar 29
14)
3
3
20
Jan
95% Mar
5
$3.50
convertible
-
Potomac
2
Procter & Gamble
32% Apr
19
17
Public
Service
Jan
3
28
Jan
3
30% Apr
6
29
July 24
31% May 14
$1.40
81% Aug
83 % Jan
8
87
Dec
7
85
Jan
5
4.08%
2
91% May 17
94% May 7
4.30%
3
88 */2 Nov
17
87
Jan
92 3/a Nov
22
90 %
July 17
97
29
109
86
Jan
10
102
Jan
3
104% Jun 28
703/4 Aug
213/2 Jan
106
Nov
22
1083/2 Dec
7
9
7
Mar 29
78
May 17
23'/s Apr
22% Nov
Jan
3
14
May 12
84% Apr
33% Jan
4
87 >/2
Aug 14
3
43»/2 Oct
21
8
69
7
16
11
104
106
Jun
Jun
29
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
22% Jan
21
19
July 25
5% Jun* 25
84
Jun
31 '/a
May 29
18
Apr
May 21
Apr
10
110% Feb 15
33% Apr 25
79% Apr 11
24% Apr
24
Feb
13
8
10% Feb 21
88
Jan 23
Electric
Power
Co
Co
10
No par
Colorado
5
of
com_No par
Gas
div
4.18%
5.05%
5.28%
Public
sf pref_100
—
Public Serv Elec &
preference com
preferred—
preferred—
4.32%
No par
100
—
100
:
preferred
—100
preferred
preferred
Serv
3'/2%
Co
of
100
100
Ind
com
No par
preferred
100
preferred—
preferred
:
25
25
4.16%
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75 preferred——
43 % Jan
2
23% May
383% Mar
8
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co—3
9
Pullman
32% Oct 24
42
Jun
12
1118% Sep 24
20% July 25
313/4 Se*i
17
39% Jun
14
28% Jun 25
37
#7% Feb
17
96
Dec
15
55% Sep. 28
91»% Feb
Jan.13
145
Sen
18
31
Anr
t
Mar 27
Inc__
39%
291/2
293%
28%
29
29
483/4
No par
—i.
Pure Oil
5
110 3/4
13%
*94
120
*118
120
*97
98
26 »/a
>
26%
115%
13%
14
94
94 »/8
26 Va
117%
14
14
94'/a
41
40
700
293%
500
29'%
II93/2
293%
120
V'-
60
120
x491/2
491%
493%
50
98
98
; V
98
26%
25%
117%
113
14
14
14
94%
,*94
7,200
*39
*38'%
x98
...
t
98
26
6%
6'%
27,200
39
119'%
50'A
113%
7,800
a
46i%
41
*29
120
501/4
*97
1983/2
26
1113/a
116'A
*1183/4
49%
49
49'A
45%
39
39%
253/4
lo
8
39%
'1173/4
6%
30
211/4
20%
*39
41
41
*39
28 3/4
45%
6 '%
6%
6%
*39
*39
*951/2
1
:
Porter Co Inc <HK) 5'/2%
6%
6'/2
63/4
41
39'%
75
Poor & Co
92% Jan
61/2
20%
451%
381/2
*39
1.25
i
47% Mar
May 28
1
preferred
Plough Inc
Polaroid Corp
43
70%
preferred
10
141/a
14
201%
67% Feb
54
113/4
12
*70
com.
128 3/4
12% Jan
27
50
26
201/4
3
Jun
2,900
99 3/4
253%
128'A
61/4 May 29
37
453/4
981/4
251/4'
100
guaranteed
193/8
45
10
No par
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co
$5 convertible preferred
$4.80 preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
7%
xl9.
1C0
243/4
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc.
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
100
53/2%
1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
1
16
••
25%
*13%
May
•461/a
443%
44
1
29% Feb
12
2383/2 Nov 28
Mar 15
45% Oct
139
Jan
13
19
126»% Aug 21
16»/e Jun 27
843/4
45%
213/a
21
*98'A
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
123
180
853/4
85
*833/4
27,900
11,700
46
451/2
100
10
39,900
6,700
24%
243/2
38
38 3/a
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100
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16
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104
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68
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36'/4
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104
104
32,000
15,300
1011%
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99
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106
100
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851/4
851/4
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101
100
;
85
1,100
2%
373/4
46'%
46
28 3/4
29
283/4
29%
101
101
86
99
Petroleum
2,400
36%
106
69
2,600
21'%
46%
104
36 3/a
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363/8
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2%
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46 3/4
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100
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200
38
46
46%
—
3,400
52 Va
38
v
.
36%
2%
2%
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—
21,500
...
14%
52'/a
/
53
39
*15%
151/a
21
23/4
No par
IOI1/2
153/4
451/4
preferred
preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
3.90% series preferred
IOII/2
21
371/4
4.40%
*100
15
44%
14 3%
14%
/
-i 38'%
381/2
20 3/2
2%
3.80%
:*■'
38
v.
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101
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4,800
40
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38%
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453/a
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.
36'/4
373%
381/2
371/2
.
14%
141/2
52'%
40
36
T
361/4
44%
45%
45'A
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40
35%
36 '/a
35%
52 3/2
•
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40
*38%
-
'
12.50
Phila Electric Co common
Phillips-Van
Pillsbury Co
40
5
Inc
Co
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Phillips
46%
•363/4 "
5
33 %c
Inc__
Brewing Co
&
£14 3/2'"
50
common
(Chas)
361/2
_1
:
Co
preferred
preferred
Petroleum
Pfaudler
*381/2
:
Corp
Cement
convertible
Pet Milk
45%
100
ii:
Pepsi-Cola Co
5%
No par
Eastern Ry Co
94i%
*931%
>
3,700
•
120 3/4
269,100
141/4
600
141/4
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90
94
21
63'%
36%
37
36 3/4
36%
361/2
37
36%
37
36'%
60%
613/4
61
61%
611/8
62
61%
62i%
62 3/a
25%
26
253/4
25%
26
26%
; x25%
25%
62%
63 3/8
63
63%
631/4
64>/8
63%
641/4
63'%
301%
29%
3,500
641/4
30 3%
30 Va
!
303/s
30%
30
30%
30
89'%
*903/4
893%
90
90
90
♦93
95'%
106%
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941/2
1063/4
106%
108 3/4
29'/2
77
23 3/a
23%
*108
303/4
77
*22
5%
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35'/2
23
\
29%
;
943/2
941/2
105%
1061/4
108%
*108
29%
30%
*77
-
*91
911/4
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911/4
*231/4
*77
78
231/2
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23%
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23
53/4
53/a
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851/2
353/4
35%
5%
5%
853%
35%
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35%
;
30
4,500
70
263/4
26
116'/2
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23,000
25%
253%
91
*90
913/4
911/4
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*94i%
95'%
106%
106%
1,100
90
92'%
94'%
13,000
91
91 'A
13,600
a
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90
108%
78
*108
293/4
30
-
°°%
23
*>%
85 3/2
36 3/4
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233/4
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53/4
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36'/a
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.
10
95
95
70
107
107
107
810
108'%
108
29%
108'A
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23
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78
*77
23%
5%
85'%
36 3/a
19%
5%
*84
36'A
*19
40
10,500
30'%
30
78
>
v
10
24
400
23
6%
9,800
85'%
6,100
373%
100
193/4
19'/2
193%
*19
191/2
*19
19%
21
213/4
21
213/4
21
21 »/4
20%
21 Va
20%
21'/a
19,000
31'%
31 '/a
31 3/2
31%
31%
313%
323/4
31%
32%
27,900
31'/a
Q
131
.26% Jan
For
4
footnotes,
see
137i% Oct
3
26'% May 29
page 23.
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
Quaker Oats Co
573/4
5
57
6%
preferred.
:
—100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__ 1»
*139
141
27
27
common—
-
56
561/s
563/2
*139
1411/2
1371/2
563/4
139 °
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*26'/2
27
26%
26%
56'%
138
2b 1/2
57
138
263/2
57%
*137
26%
58 3/4
138
26%
3,700
-
<
.
/
130
700
.
Volume
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
Number 6201
196
(1465)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
49% Jan
STOCKS
,,,Y
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
16
65% May 9
75
Dec 11
24
26% Dec
5
57% Jan
23%
Feb~28
33% Sep
88% Feb
4
71 % May 29
79
Jan
21% Jan
10% Oct
30% Feb
13
65
6
81
May 29
27
21% Apr
6
24% Aug 31
25
14% Feb
16 % May 29
7% Jun
24 % Apr
27
44%-Aug 18
25
41% Feb
16
May 29
House
Raymond
Rayonier
Inc
Raytheon
Co
6% Jun
15
1
12% Sep
17
Jan
15
\%
non-cum
8% Sep
4
13% Jan
15
4%
non-cum
2nd
58
Oct
71% Dec
8
22
66 % Jan
2
12% Jan
13.
20% Nov
3
16
Jan
3
15
Oct
26
16% Jan
34
15% Oct
3
May
20% Apr
6
1
1
21% Feb
7
Red
12
16% Jan
4
16% Jun
19% Apr
7
28
49% Jan
Aug 24
49% Jun
13
9% Jun
14
23
Jan
11
66% Mar
7
51 % Aug
30
76
Jan
30
21% Dec
29
May 28
24
Jan
19
12% Jan
4
67
Dec
25
31 % Jun
12
18
Bros
Reliable
23
Oct
46 5/8
75%
753/8
753/4
31%
32
313/4
753/4
32
♦75%
31%
15 "V:
15%
313/a
14%
31%
15
14%
14%
14%
143/4
3
6
22
53% Jan
3
6"% Oct
18% May 11
14% Jan
37% Mar
57
Jun
1
65% Mar
9
52
23
84
43% Jan
3
35% Oct
13
May 17
3
30 % Sep
May 23
Aug 18
60% NOV
33
105/B
103/4
10%
103/4
103/4
11
69%
69%
69%
69%
*69%
71
8%
8%
85/8
8%
83/4
8 Ye
17%
29%
17%
8%
17%
10,600
.; 173/4
18%
11,700
293/»
29Y8
23,300
6V4
1,300
29%
30%
29%
50
6%
6.%
6%
50
12%
12%
*12%
*8%
50
*8%
No par
9
41
*40
»>._No par
15%
15%
& Eng Co_.
5
Mfg Co common
5
preferred 3%% series__100
Republic Aviation Corp
;
50c
5
3
49% Jan
30
48
Jan
108
Oct
2
131% Jun
5
97
Jun
68% Sep
26
89% Nov 14
40% Jun
8
90% Oct
6
87
14
23% May
8
Mar
12% Dec
Mar
Jan
4
5
2
Rexall
4
Reynolds Metals Co
78% Jan
3
37% Sep
25
3
29
Nov
111%
4%%
25
31
4% %
14
80% Feb
16
Reynolds
6
Jan
15% Feb
14
Nov~14
25
5
Sep 27
102
42
27
34% May 10
50% Mar 13
30
26
Mdf
18% Jun
10
3
34
27% Jan
4
38% Aug
47% Jun
Mar 14
27
34% Mar 26
Bitter
*393/4
40%
40%
40%
*155/8
400
1,500
153/i
153/a
15%
*15%
12
15%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
3,200
103/4
17%
10 %
17%
11%
17%
11
17%
10%
17 Va
12%
103/4
12%
10%
12,700
17%
173/4
34%
35%
12%
35
15
34%
34%
12%
123/4
*123/4
56%
*54
56%
♦54
15%
,7
7%
7%
56 %
7
/:
14%
.
♦54
15%
7%
153/a
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
30%
30%
30%
31 %
30%
15%
'•
56%
15%
7%
1,100
'
i
15%
7-Y-
/
600
1,400
13
343/4
13%
175/a
343/4
34%
*123/4
15
16
7
17%
34%
12%
*54
12%
56%
400
6%
17%
34,100
7
11,900
14%
14%
14
14%
31%
30%
31
30%
31
.
800
40,500
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
34
34
43%
37%
39%
38%
34%
34%
39%
38%
1,600
39%
38
39
21%
21%
38 Ya
21%
393/4
21%
20,800
21%
22%
22%
21 Ye
23%
17,600
23%
23
21%
23%
21%
23%
21%
22%
21%
No par
50
23 Va
24
*49%
50 y..
48,500
49%
493/4
49%
495/b
49%
49%
103%
102 Va
102%
1,200
423/a
40,000
A
pref_
Oil
104%
104%
5
com
series
41 %
423/a
41%
42%
87
87
100
Ltd
Inc
87
10
104
87
1
Trust
10%
£
4%
104
44%
103 3/L
4%
43%
lp33/4
103
42%
41
41%
*87
10%
T
4%
43
1.25
44%
10 %
93/4
4 Va
4%
4%
11,400
44%
45%
26,800
*87
10
X 4%
43%
42%
9%
89
93/4
4
400
%
88
4
44
44%
;
„
42
♦87
45
89
200
10
7,900
••
37%
38%
37%
38%
38
38%
38
38 %
29%
30
38%
29%
38%
30
5,000
283/4
29 V4
29
19%
29
19%
19%
20%
29%
19%
29%
2.50
Corp
2,100
19%
19 Va
24%
19%
1,700
233/4
No par
10 ;
J
Paper..' Corp
Company^
*49%
100
Tobacco
Selection
50
/
—„
<
,
24%
24%
233/4
23%
*23%
24
24%
25 Va
24
x24%
25
25 %
4,900
25%
25%
25
32%
32%
25%
32%
323/4
25%
2,500
323%
323/4
33
May 29
38
Rockwell-Standard
5
31
313/s
31
31%
32 Ye
33
25
31
2,900
313/8
32%
31%
9
315/«
27
5
86%
31%
Jun
124
863/4
863/4
31%
89%
6,400
883/4
89
88%
883/4-
89 Va
12
89%
3,500
Feb
Apr
94
8
Rohm
18
12% Jan
13
6
14
May 29
16% Jan
3
27% Dec
1
20
July 25
29% Feb 12
31% Mar 15
Feb
8
25% Apr
18
21 % May
29
29% Sep
10% Oct
19
43% Apr
19% Apr
11
33 % Jan
10
12% Feb
3
17% Dec 27
36% Jan
3
46% Apr
18
27% Apr
41 % Sep
14% Feb
5
4
26% Oct
4
41
5
10% Jun
7
12
29
10% Mar 15
15
27% Aug
8
22% Mar 16
Ruberoid
*90
16%
17%
18
16%
x20 %
20%
24
*233/4
24%
39%
393/8
393/4
92
16%
Ryan
13
Ryder
18%
20%
24%
39%
24%
39%
603/b Jan
2
93/a
13%
26%
27
263/4
27
5
*12%
13
*12%
123/4
*12%
12%
*12%
No par
2.50
16%
17
165/8
17%
16%
16%
16%
8
9%
9%
9%
13
263/4
8%
13
27
8
300
24%
400
40%
403/a
59,900
9Va
9%
4,400
9% '
13%
26%
8
13
13
1.100
27
*13
8%
♦24
40 Va
9%
8%
5,000
18%
20%
24%
395/8
8
7,900
18 %
20 %
13%
Co
17
18%
9%
System lac.
16%
20 %
—---—l
Co_
(Jacob)
Aeronautical
92
18%
13%
..XYi •'
*90
16%
13
1
_.
%;;
21
•20%
24%
39%
*90
16%
17%
21
9%
19%
92
24
20 g
Ruppert
18% Feb
36% May 29
89
Jun 28
92
16%
18%
*20%
_1
Co
♦90
163/s
18
1
1
D)
92
16%
1
Corp
(Geo
*90
100
___
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
15% May 29
7% Jun 15
63 3A Dec
Jan
Y.
Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co.
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Royal McBee Corp
Rubbermaid Inc
Roper
11
17 % Jan
Corp
Co common
Corp
Ronson
20
29
8 % May
—.
preferred series A__
Rohr
25
11% May 29
& Haas
4%
Mar 22
5
3
*83/4
1
24% Jan
3 6 5/a Jan
83/4
___10
15% May 29
30
83/4
15%-
*15%
8 3/4
40%
No par
90% Jan
25
J)
Robertshaw-Fulton
12
July 10
4
18% Jan
400
8%
*39%
Controls
42% Feb
26
93% Dec
12% Oct
9
8%
40%
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
Rochester Telephone Corp__
27
13
27% May
27% Dec
Dec
13
33 % Aug 24
Jun
2
3
6'A
12%
26% May 11
23
5
Nov "27
9
18
6%
13
5
com
series
Richardson-Merrell
Richfield
30 %
10%
12%
10
Manufacturing Co
Riegel
17% Jan
May
(R
Rhodesian
44% Mar 14
%'
19%
24%
73
87
Rheem
2
37% Mar 19
23% Jun
32% Feb
23 % Jan
2nd
conv
11
32% May 11
24%
Mar
29
Co_~~2.50
Chemical
&
preferred
Preferred 3.60%
4
90
8% Jun
51% Apr
Drug
5
*12%
1
52% Jan
50% Apr
116% Jan
6%
13%
12%
34%
10
Inc
41% Jan I
8
3% Jun
25% Jan
Revlon
:> 6%
900
10%
*54
50c
common
preferred
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass—
67% Mar 13
25
Corp
convertible
29%
6%
5,400
*17%
10
Conv
$1
29%
18
12%
1
Reliance Elec
Republic
.173/8
,
*12%
6%
13
40%
■
.
10%
50c
Reliance
Mar 12
43% Jan
Sep 27
20% Jun 27
56% Jun
Jan
•
60
24
21
23
47
83
17
May 29
34% Jun
8
5
May 29
3,500
10%
'
10% Jan
1.100
3,300
i.
.r
69%
173/4
Corp
,15
10%
17%
Inc
15
44,200
69
17%
Chem!icals_
47%
72%
83/4
preferred
46 Va
10%
8%
preferred
45%
*75
10%
8%
Inc
Stores
46%
71
No par
common
Stores
Reichhold
4
Apr
20
1
Co
Owl
Reeves
i»6
54
43% Nov
46%
75%
31%
Inc__3.33%
Reed Roller Bit Co
Jun 22
11
8
Reading
21% Jun
9% May 29
26
-28% May 10
25
Jun
453/4
75%
5
1st
18
10% Feb
44%
31%
;
25% Feb
19
Shares
75%
i
15% Jan
11% Mar 22
the Week
Oct. 5
46%
;
13
July 19
Friday
Oct. 4
31%
1
International
July 26
8
Sales for
Thursday
44%
75%
Inc
io %
15% Dec
Oct. 8
2.50
Raybestos-Manhattan
18
34% Sep
Wednesday
Oct. 2
No par
Co
Inc
Random
16
4
com_No par
preferred
Purina
Ranco
Mar 16
11% Oct
17% Jan
Tuesday
Oct. 1
2.50
1st
Ralston
2
2
Monday
Par
Corp of America
$3.50
10
12 % May 29
26
Radio
Mar 30
45
10
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
1: S R
63% Mar 14
27
YORK
EXCHANGE
28 Va Sep
70^ J»n 23
16 Ya Oct
28% Jun
NEW
Highest
263/4
26 Ye
5,400
12%
12%
163/8
16 Ye
4,000
8%
10,000
38%
115,700
123/4
163/8
8
/
8
900
S
86
Jan
Dec
27
93
3
872
26% Jan
15%
352% Jan
11
225/s Jun
373/4 Dec 18
3
21% Mar
80% Feb
41% Oct
19
23% Jun
27
Jun
27
100
Jan
3
22% Nov 21
143/a Jan
213A Jan
3
22
3
34 Ya May
95
May 25
10Ya Jan
Nov
14
30Yb Oct
1
60Ya Feb
46% Nov
24
31 Ya Aug
29
42 Va Jan
3
70
8% Sep
19
27% Jan
5% May 29
Oct
4
14% Mar 10
HVaJan
73% Jan
11
47Y»Dec
4
25 % Jun
27
81% May
16
14
2
86
Jun
4
9
77
Jan
Jan
4
97
May 19
90
Feb
6
97 % Jun
4
16% Jan
3
27% Jun 15
20
Jun
25
26 Ve Jan
30
87
70
Feb
21
74
5
27
1J an
3
16
743/4 Jan
4% Jun
14
5
25
Jun
25
10
Jun
Nov
213/4 July 25
May 22
37% Feb 24
293/8 Mar 21
15
30% Jun
13
51% Dec
4
Jan
5
31% Jan
Feb
54
113/4 July 30
17
105
2
9% Aug 10
6 3/4 May
4
29
7
6% Jun
5
37% May 12
21
31
Jan
3
25
5
46 Yb Mar
25
45% Feb
12
4
293/4 Jan
25
23 % Mar 28
413/b Mar 20
Shell
8
8
233/4 May 15
1116% Sep
Jan
3
383/4 May 23
42 3/4 Jan
4
60Va Apr
19
30%
17
25
»'
36% Oct
9
11
44% Jan
3
45 Ye
May
127% Nov
Oct
5
May 29
6
25
May 29
77
45VaJun
Nov
14
3 8 3/4 Jan
3
52% Dec 2i
93/a Dec
19
133/4 May 26
9Yb Dec
4
6Ya Mar 15
9
60% Nov
44
Jun
5% July
•
25
3
7% May 29
39% Jun
14
25
25
Jan
25
52 % Jun
5
50
Mar 23
27 Yb Jan
3
49% Oct
4
29
May 28
15Yb Jan
3
27% Jan
11
15 % Jan
4
303/4 Dec 21
22
31 Va Sep
28% July 11
8
24% Nov 21
July
■17% Jun
2
25
563/a Mar
10 % Jan
9Va Jan
58
Feb
53
Feb
8
23
4
Ye
5 Ye
55
55%
56
57
23,800
26
27
263%
27%
37,700
87
85
85
*85
87
97
*96
97
♦96
25
100
1
4Vb
4 Va
4%
4%
4%
4%
23Ya
23%
23 Ya
23%
23Ya
233/B
24
24
24%
14%
13Ya
14%
143/4
143/4
15%
143/4
15- Y
£*21%
22
21Ya
22
14%
22%
*43
44
65 Ya
*9%
103%
31%
No par
No par.
50c
Co
5
20
25
No par
1
& Platinum
9
1,500
83/4
9
83/4
9
8 Ye
9%
*103%
105
*103%
105
103%
103%
♦103%
*83/4
9%
*83/4
9%
32%
323/8
1,600
323/4
9
9%
31 Yb
313/4
16%
16%
83/4
31 Ya
32%
16%
163/s
163/4
8Y4
32
16
9
9%
20,300
105
120
-
1,700
6,000
16%
163/8
12
12 %
12
12 %
12%
*12%
32%
33
31Ya
323/4
x29Yb
30 3/a
■iQ\ 29%
303/a
29%
29%
193/4
19 Ya
19 Ya
49,900
193/4
193/4
193/4
193/4
20%
20 Va
20%
17
173/«
17%
24,500
17%
173/s
17%
lOYa
11%
103/4
11
10%
103/4
163/4
16 Ya
16%
163/4
16 Ya
16 Ya
21
21%
21%
21%
22
22
31%
32
.313/s
31%
303/s
26
26%
*25%
26%
*25%
*19
31
100%
19Y4
313/a
*19%
193/4
Y: 31
313/4
1003/a
12
12
12%
17 Ya,
10 5/a
10
16 Ya
16 Ya
17
213/4
213/4
21%
31%
30%
31%
26%
♦19
18
10%
25%
25% >
19%
-5 30%
*25%
19 %
*17%
;
Xv
*19
193/4
31%
31%
313/4
1023/4
104 Ya
103
31%;*
104%
V*
.v.
31Va
1043/4
16%
12
3,700
V
1,400
18%
10,600
10 5/a
15,300
17
1,700
21%
1,400
31
5,400
25%
19%
313/s
J.
•1
1,100
100
29,100
52 Yb
101%
53%
53
52 Ya
53
52 Ya
52 Ys
8,200
21 Ya
20
53%
211/4
52 Ya
20 3/4
20%
21%
21 -v„<
21%
213/4
21 Ya
23,500
15 Ve
15 Ya
15
153/4
153/s
15 Ya
15 s/a
15 Ye
15%-
153/4
10,100
21
21 %
20%
21%
20 Va
20%
20 Ya
20 Ya
21
./
21%
48
483/4
47%
48
47%
483/4
48%
48%
48%
493/4
14,800
50%
51%
50%
51
513/a
513/a
52%
29,300
*6
73/8
Co com_4.50
45%
103
52 Ya
513/4
5Ya
6%
6%
7%
73/8
47
7%
45
46
51%
:
51%
*5Ya
6
7%
.
».
-
i
5Ya
7%
7%
46
453/4
46
*53
*.
6
7%
53/8
7%
48
47
Y
106
9,700
6,200
5 Ye
2,800
7%
3,700
49
5,900
1,400
4,400
♦29%
30 Ya
303/b
30%
*29%
30%
233/4 Feb
16
18%
18 Ya
183/s
18%
19%
19%
19Ya
2,700
28%
27Ya
28%
28
28%
19,900
453/4
453/8
46
46%
17,100
48%
47%
47%
47 Ya
48
433/a
43
43%
43 Va
43%
5,800
Co (Del)—No par
common__No par
preferred
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs__100
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
23%
23%
233/s
23 Ya
15,300
46%
9,000
30
26
Apr lfis
29
14
26% Jan
5
12% Jun
27
473/4 Jan
2
4
Jun
25
8% Jan
24
Oct
3
42% Jan
90
Jan
15
10 Va
293/4
123/4 Sep
7
24
2
Apr
19
24 Va Jan
2
9
95
97
:
May
*
Aug 16
20% Jun 25
38% Mar
1
81
86
8
23.
10
:
293/4
91
see page
10
303/4
HYs Apr 27
44% May 31
footnfties,
10
30%
3
For
93/4
1,400
34,300
preferred
25
Southeastern Public Service Co—__1
Southern California Edison
8V3
Southern
Co—
5
Southern Indiana Gas & El_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
353/b Mar
25
93/4
*
16
75
Sep
9%
::
Jan
33
14
90
70
40 % Jan
3
4
47%
69%
9%
-
25%
Jan
17
46
693/4
66'
32
Jan
64 Ya Ar
22 y
45
68 3/8
10,200
34,200
24 Ya
88
883/4 Apr
213/4
44%
69 Ya
5,200
'
31 Ya
28
3
22
433/4
7, 68%
31%
8 %
Railway
3
22
433/4
68 3/a
9%
Pacific
Jan
22 Ye
43
Y
9 Ya
83/4
1.
4%
Y 43
:■:?
83/4
16 Va
4%
25
Southern
82
69
4%
323/8
Southern
34% Oct 26
10
79%
24 Va
7
88% Jan
♦77
313/4
16
1
79%
120
3,500
54
59% Feb
IIY4 Oct
223/4
25
20 % Apr
May 15
973A May 9
79%
97
22%
323/a
30% Feb
35
♦77
85
97
23
♦53
44
May 29
18% July
5
26
♦77
85
97
223/a
2,200
•323/a
21% May 29
20% Jan
79%
223/B
5
323/4
8
2
*77
22 Ya
5Ya
53%
11
Mar
22%
53/4
*
25
13
7% Jan 12
4
,
22%
79%
103 Va
Jersey Gas Co
Puerto Rico Sugar com
61% Oct
34% Apr
3
51% Nov 24
*77
223/a
2.50
5%" preferred
29% Oct
3
♦96
'
*85
97
21 Ya
6
133/4
No par
No par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Soo Line Railroad
Co
19% Nov
4
87
*96
5Ya
23%
Smith
173/4 Jan
Jan
*85
■?' 5Ya
5
5
Skelly
473/4 Mar 15
20% Jan
5 Ye
—20
1
Smith-Corona
Gold
6
323/4
52% May 10
50
Mar 21.
27
2,600
243/4
31Va Mar 30
22 % May
31 Ya
33
57% Jan
14
31%
25%
26
38 % Dec
31 Ya
323/4
25
16
43,800
25
40%Jun
26% Jan
31 Ya
♦52%
38 Va Jun
Feb
1,200
31%
50
2.50
5
23 Va May 29
71
9%
South
17
30
31%
.
9.600
9Va
31%
;31
.
9
South
19
10
72% Oct
8Ya
,
18%
v
17
31% Dec 29
65%.Mar 20
9
16
613/4 Nov
9
18%
9
443/4 Jan
53 % Nov
3
1S%
1
Co
Carolina E & G
3
20 Va Jan
18
9
57
,
Amer
19
May 29
Co
South
26
36
18%
9
26%
Gas
South
363/4 Jan
49% Nov 22
&
2
47% Jan
3
17 Ya
9
1
15
293/4 Dec
38% Jan
Oil
Simplicity Pattern
;
18
-
56%
15
20
4
21
17Ya
9
51 Ya
1
3
233/s Jan
46% Jan
Feb
2,900
17Ya
17Ya
31 Ya
5
283/a Apr
37,100
12 Ya
32
28
2
30%
12%
31 Ya
72% Feb
62
35% Mar
Oct
103/8
12%
313/4
29% Jan
14
25
15
67% July
37 Yb Apr
10%
12
25 %=
Singer Manufacturing Co
\
10%
12 3/a
57 Yb
Sinclair Oil Corp
5
11
12%
313/4
Oil Co__
(A O) Corp
10
Marchant Inc
5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
5
Smith Kline & French Labs_No par
50% Jun
203/4 Jun
4
49
40 Va Feb
10%
No par
Simonds Saw & Steel
263/a May 22
129% Mar 22
3
12% Jan
Simmons
19
30
May 29
84% Jun 25
4
16s/a Jun
Apr
56
33% Mar 29
11
12Ya
31%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
2
351,500
103/a
12 Va
31
33% Jan
15
hi
10 Ya
32%
27
11
31% May 10
363/4 Jun
7
26% Oct Y3
44% Jan
Jun
22 Ya Jan
28
u
19,000
17,700
12%
31%
18% Jan
4
197/a July 10
19 Ya Sep
A
1*6
23 Ya
10Ya
32 Ya
24
14% May 29
16
May 28
10% Oct
4
34
12'/a
30 Ya
1%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ordJEl
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
Sheraton Corp of America
50c
Shoe Corp of America
1
Oil
97
333/4
263/a
Inc
Corp
(Frank G)
Shattuck
25
233/o
*94 Va
333/4
57%
common
Industries
Steel
Sharon
25
113/4 Jun
Dec
63 % Jan
Shamrock
%
33%
100
253/4
Corp
preferred
14% Jun
23% Aug
.
Inc
$5.25
Shahmoon
29 % Jun
21
28
Servel
7
6
16% Feg
14
4
Aug
A
*94
333/4
23 %
97%
23%
97%
333/8
100
4,200
69
583/4
Co
14 3/8 Jan
113/4 Mar 30
24
*94
19 Va
15%
15
*68%
26 Ya
Seiberling Rubber Co
28
15% Sep 19
153/4 Jan
4
&
2
30% Jun
May 17
31% Feb
Roebuck
15% Mar
104
69
5,800
5%
Co
Finance
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls
Sears
*18Ya
15
♦68 Va
190
Vf
24%
2534
Seagrave
9
14 Ye
69
23%
;
1
Seaboard
14
X
19%
,15
91
360
57%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
3
50 Ya Feb
*18Ya
25
14 Ya
23 Ya
97%
33 YB
%
19%
91
3
1
275/a Mar
103% Feb
18 Ys Sep
7
aV
*18Ya,
24%
:
373/8
*200
360
1
No par
No par
No par
Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
31% Mar
883A Jan
25
Paper
23 % Jan
13
Nov 27
36 % Oct
6Y4 Feb
24
333A
25
38
92
'
*200,
♦68%
69
*94
243/a
37%
*91
■
v
30
Scovill
12
25
Jun
14Ya Apr 19
503/b Mar 13
83/a Jan
Jun
82
Jun
14
59
July 28
20Ys Apr
Jan
97% Jan
-
33% Jun
943/4 Nov 15
11% Jan
12
21
■
233/4
97%
33 3/a
Y
1
N V
Co common
$3.40 preferred
$4
preferred
Schlumberger
Scott
14 Ya
92
360
1
Schick Inc
9
98% Feb
42 Y* Jan
55
9
23%
19%
143/4
,69
233/a
37 Ya
37%
*91
*200
25 W
*18Ya
15 Va
70
33%
91%
360
24%
; 19%
14%
*94
35c
Schering Corp common-]
5%
convertible preferred
24
19%
37 Ya
91
*200
25%
%
Sangamo
May 29
25
A'
37%
91%
360
*69%
1
5
1.40
San
18 Va Jan
17
5
16 Vt Jan
Aug 13
37%
91%
5
100
10
series A
Rights
Diego Imperial Corp—
Electric Co
Schenley Industries Inc com
Convertible
preference
Ji Oct
May 29
27
May
pfd 4.40%
Diego Gas & Electric Co
8
8Ye Jun
11
41% Nov
1st
San
37
*200
100
St Regis Paper Co common
May
40 Va Apr
25
series A 5%
Preferred
393/a Mar 12
100
8
3
46Ya May
i
Sep
1
23
11
May 10
8Ya Jan
.
24
273/4 May 29
32
4"
20% May 21
16% May 29
13% Jun 25
69 Va Sep
39% Feb 16
16
Jan
37
7
4
Jan
26
8
3
28
94% May 15
26
Apr
Jan
Safeway Stores common
1.66%
4%
preferred
100
4.30% conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10,
St Joseph Light & Power
No par,
St L San Fran Ry Co com__Nopar
352% Jan
79
-30% Jan
~7%
26
20% Nov
5
31% July 20
'92
•
NOV 27
404% Dec
Jan- ~3
70% Jan
6
Mar
5%
non-cum
1
1
2.50
Chemical Co common..—6
; Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp_
Spencer
4.20%
preferred100
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common
-No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
53%
*52%
25
18%
18Va
V 18%
27 Ys
28 %
45%
45 Ya
x273/4
45 Va
45YB
45%
483/4
483/4
473/4
48%
♦47%.
42 Ya
43 %7
42 Ya
43%
43
23%
23 Ya
23 Ya
23Yo
23%
453/4
46%
453/4
463/4
46%
193/a
19Yo
19%
193/a
*71
28 Ya
19%
74
28
*71
74
29%
29YB
28
*13
13
13
13%
13%
13 Ya
13 Va
13 Yb
5%
5Ya
53/4
243/a
113/4
25
'95
"
24 Va
12%
933/4
24 Va
81
81
*913/4
*71
29
13%
*94
27Ya
*
6
13%
*5%
-
23 Ya
463/4
46%
193/4
*19%
46%
193/4
•71
74
*71
74
28%
13
%
133/a
6
28%
28%
28%
Y
1,800
6,900
13%
13
13
13%
13%
13%
11,800
53/8
5 Ye
53/4
5YB
4,600
24 Va
24 Ya
24
24 Ya
24
24%
♦94
95%
•94
11 Ya
12%
113/4
95%
*94
„llVa
12 Va
♦93
2,700
21,400
95%
12%
933/4
*913/4
233/4
933/4
*913/4
933/4
24%
24%
23%
233/a
82
82
*81%
83
83
83
933/4
28%
13%
•13
24
♦91Y4
500
900
*19%
95
12
45 Ya
54
193/s
47
'
123/4
.
♦53
74
25
24 Ya
*94
,Y-\
54
23 Y4
♦83
139,700
24%
9,600
83%
80
Mi
22
The Commercial.and Financial Chronicle
(1466)
.
.
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
•<
NEW, YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK- RECORD
.; stocks
Range for Previous
.
Year, 1961
lowest
Dec
28
52 Va Jan
12
55
.'•if
72 V* Jan
1
11% Jan
48
v
>/•/'.-
25
39
Square D
16
Jan
83% Apr
Inc com
30%
30%
30%
58 y8
58%
58 y4
58%
78%
78
78%
79
79
No
par
.
78
.
12% May 29
18% Jan-
3
Standard
Financial
Corp
17»/2 Jun
25
35% Jan
2
Standard
Kollsman
Industries —i'—l ;
May 29
60% Sep
18
87% Dec
4
55% Dec
27
1
of Calif com.
;/!
>;
•>.
14%, ,14%
19%
19 %
"~-r57% >G
55
.
-
14% /:
14%
18%*
'
'
6.25
>
14 y8
56
'
81Va Sep 25
44% Sep 25
40% Jan
3
£1% Sep
84
"> 52
59% Feb
29
9
-Jan
18% Oct
Dec
? 92 % Dec
•
41 % May 29
45% May 28
56% Feb
3 V
48
85
July 17
j
liy8 Jun
82
42% Oct
*
90%
16,
31=
26*4 Jan
3
42% Dec
2
8% Nov
17% Jan
22% Dec
18
Feb
13% Jan
60% Feb
-
20
9
3
91
10 :
24% Jan
4
35% Aug 10
21% Jan
11
16% Jan
4
17% Jan
9
27% Jan
3
34% Apr
3
21% Oct
lay*
445
6
25
25
11
21% May 29
6
4 t
15
Jun
25
4
20 y4 May 29
28
15% Jan
45% Mar 17
57% Nov
28
32
16% Oct
28% May 31
4
Oct
26
15
-
24
13% Jan
20% Apr
>
3
90
Aug
59
Oct
13
23 Vt Jan
29
Jun
lCiy2 Jan
122
Oct
7
Jan
9
Oct
30
Jun
6
,18% Nov 30
Dec
45
49%
3
28,
May 29
795
Jun
27
Jun
12% Jan
32
Oct
4
18ya Jun
22 y8 Jun
28
5
3?
92
118% Jan
2
24% Mar 21
49% Feb
25
'
»
,
62 y4
29
27
27
30%
30%
17
16%
19l/8 '
29%
29%
23%
7%
23%,
7%
•
'
-
17%
17%,
24%
25
*18y4
19
22.V2
28%
28% *
*
32%
845
32 Va
28.%
15
18%:
; 210
4,300
25'/a
4,700
18'/2
300
34%
34%*
19i/8
20
8%
*
;
vv'v 3,100
87
45%
10
45%,
3,000
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196
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Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
33% Sep
STOCKS;
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest "
47% Feb
9
22 V* Jun
4
97% Jun
1
95 %
May
1
24% Jan
3
32% Nov
8
23 % Jun
-25
323/4 Mar
9
42% Dec
27
46% Dec
6
28% Jun
25
47% Mar 23
Jan
95
Sep 25
115
Feb
27
Dec
151
20
158% Oct
2
67%
15
Aug 10
Oct
153
5
9% Jan
3
22% Dec
14
12
17
42 % Dec
4
43
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21
5
6
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2
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3
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21% Oct
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16
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25
233/a Feb
3
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3
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38
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84
79
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37% Oct
1
Dec
15
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149% Jan
3
161% Nov
152 % July
13
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26
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3
45% Jan
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4
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54% Oct 27
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28
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26
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4
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2
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28
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27
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2
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14
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2
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10
162
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3
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8
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100
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35
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4
53% Mar 20
7
5
25
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S
7%
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&
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18
9% Feb
6
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Tuesday
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48 % Mar 29
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2
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28
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24% Oct
24
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29
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8% Dec
14
14
Mar 13
Oct
3
73
Mar
53
38% Jan
7
9
88
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20
27
31
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3
Wagner Electric
9%-Jan
4
Waldorf System.
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Jun
40
5
25
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6
58% Nov
15
40% Jun
25
57% Jan
2
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(Hiram)
42 % Oct
10
24% Oct
1
443/4 Feb
: 8
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&
4% May 29
8% Feb
20
Walworth
9% Feb
21
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Oct
30
11% Mar 28
8% Dec
26
13% Jun
7
86:% Mar 16
66
Dec
26
8
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3
1
Jun
21
59% Jun
4% Sep
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&
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16"% Jan
39
3
May
Nov
15
72
173/4 Jan
25
20 3/4 Feb
9
Warner
26
29
38 %
Apr 19
27% May 17
93% Oct
3
"Warner
2
Warren
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Jun
28
17% Oct
92/
34% Feb
6
40 3% Nov
27
413/4 Jan
5
59% Nov 27
28
Nov
15
29
May 29
40 3% Jan
39
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51
383/4 Jan
23
7
29% May 29
27 % May 29
7% May 31
17% Apr
7
10% Jan
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85
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102
9% May 29
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95 % Jun
25
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11
Apr
5
24
87
87
17
33% Aug
Jan
85% Jan
1
45
Dec
28
28% Oct
Jan
25
99
Nov
14
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19 % Jan
4
30
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13
45
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23% Dec
14
93
27
29
Dec
24
23% Jun
25
13
27
23% July 31
Apr
25
29% Nov
30
Jan
May 29
373/8 Mar 21
7
38% Nov
19
3
2
16
38
July 18
22
26
91
July 11
82% Jan
Jun
3
28
55
3
Apr
Jun
18% Jun
24 % Oct
4
14
2
29% Aug 16
23
Jun
25
37% Dec
19
50
Jan
10
25
May 29
82% Dec
19
88% Jan
23
80
Jun
27
28
108% Sep
5
25
Sep
90% Oct
24
10
Jan
8
5% Jan
31
14% Feb
102 Va
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94 Va Jun
Wayne
Mar 12
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110
Nov
56
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99% Jun
2
4
343/8 May 19
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1
71% May 14
77
65
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9
30
60% Jun
9
333/4 Jun
43% Aug
24
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3
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24
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103
9
3
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49
5
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4
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27
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Apr
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25
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23
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5
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20
16
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14
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3
52% July
79% Jan
5
85
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4
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26
26
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Dec
25
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847/s Mar 16
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6
10
41
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18
6
29
13 % Jan
26
26 %
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26 3% Mar
25
5
Jun
26
26
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30
22
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413/4 Jan
6
59 % Nov
22
44
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29% Jan
12
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15
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3
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Feb
9
31% May 29
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17:
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•
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20
Wilcox
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&
13
46 ;
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5
253/4 Aug
1
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18
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29
32%
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3
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112
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91
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91
240
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28
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72
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313/4
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1
24
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Woodward
Iron
Woolworth
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8
Worthington Corp common
4%%
prior preferred
Co
25
94% July 19
171% Dec
93
Jan
131
Jan
2
11 Va Feb
28
87% Jun
14
166% Jan
4
19
11
28
16
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400
30%
100
24%
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25
25»/2
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87
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100
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100
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25
210
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8
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•
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6
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5
25
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943/4 Jun
6
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101
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6
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16
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95
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2,900
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29
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49
26
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101
101
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44
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29
33;
500
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43%
2
22% Jan
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43%
1
preferred
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5.900
23%
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6%
3.200
25
2
.
30
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4
preferred
Wisconsin
27%
5
92
29
preferred
Windsor- Industries
60 % Mar 16
28
5
14
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40
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27 Va
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5
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123/4
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Wilson-Jones
Mar 14
9% Feb
39
$4.25
63%
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12%
181/4
32%
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16
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43/4
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93'/4
43%
preference
Feb
*
63%
4%
92%
293/4
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100
Sewing Machine common—b r •'
87% Feb
2,700
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17%..
32%
preferred series B
32 3/4 Feb
57
7%
18
43%
White Stores Inc_„—•-——.—u-1,
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33
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28
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44
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6,500
25
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1,000
5 Va
23%
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24%
6
23%
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Jan.19
46%
24%
5
123/4
4%
43%
pfd
46%
243/4
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RR_
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15
25
32% Aug 17
20% Jun 15
25
Oct
27%
preferred
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Whirlpool Corp common
5
4 % %
convertible preferred
80
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57
28
18%
$5
24
Aug 13
Feb
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18%
•
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common-—_10
2
2
18
b
100
13
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Apr
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21 %
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26
8
118
4
11
13% May 10
31
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27%
18
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7.200
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2.50
Air Brake.,
10
Electric common_6.25
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333/4 Mar 16
82
10
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63%
12
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2
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4%
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33
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3.80%
63%
4%
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5
18%
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2
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4
31
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5'/a
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Bancorporation
Western Maryland Ry com
30% Mar 12
62 Va
5
No par
Western
4%
•7%
5%
4'%
& Paper <jommon_-5
413/4 Jan
3
68
62 Va
5
No par
preferred
Pacific
29
26% Oct
Va Pulp
Western
Dec
7%
*90
9
92% Jan
2
73%
100
4
41
243/4
preferred series C
Western Air
21
88 Va Jan
47
*92
Jan
39 % Jan
47 %
24%
100
32% Feb
Feb
46
24%
100
28
104
453/4
25
100
4%%
2
Feb
29
45%
243/4
5 Va
preferred series B
West
63/8
47%
4.10%
Apr 30
18
24'%
30
—
4,200
41%
No par
Knitting
42'A
41%
4.20%
101% May 22
29 % Sep 17
39
Co
2.100
41%
41%
preferred—100
Mills
Corp..
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Power 4%%
20
46
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61/4
413/4
41%
5
10
(S
6Va
41%
41%.
11%
Pharmaceutical—l
Welbilt
4
15
92
Co
convertible
177/a
63/8
6 %
1
Inc
181/4
6%
1.25
Corp
Pictures
Waukesha Motor Co
37% Mar 19
36% Feb
Bros
$4.00
2
29 %
Industries
Wa\ner-Lambert
2
30
373/4 Dec
Jan
6%
Ward
.
54% Nov
43
25% Jan
4%
5
543/4 jan
30% Jan
.
3
Oct
Mar 12
78%
18
173/4
6%
46
Baking Co common--—--—!
preferred—100
26
8
*78
17%
6%
24%
2.50
11 % May 29
28
783/4
*78
17'%
6%
41 Va
No par
50c
Inc
78%
17%
6 %
*
-10 ''
Co
*78
1734
15
i-—.—vv
78%
*78
100
No par
Walgreen Co--—
2
26% Feb
7
July
6%
i 23%
2.200
23%
233/a
2.600
'61%
62%
/10,500
25%
26%
10,300
84
84
'
r
-
84
♦83
: ••
96%
.;
84
96%
9%
1343/4
*96
96%
*8 3/4
...
9
137%
8%
.
.20
971/4
*96%
97'/4
200
8%
83/4
9%
2.800
140%
138%
143%
136,700
20%
21%
X
Xerox
Corp
Y
27% Jan
22 Va
3
36% Jun
8
Jun
27
30% Feb
21
Yale & Towne Mfg
July 20
29% Nov
14
24% Jun
27
38 Va Feb
16
70 Va Jun
27
88% Jan
3
19% Jan
4
1143/4 May 17
243/4 July 10
2
82% Nov 28
62% Nov
•Bid
wiptcy
On
and
Act,
stock
asked
or
prices;
securities
dividends
of
.
sale
or
44.
by
Jun
this
on
such
less, high
30% Mar 19
25
75% Mar 15
Zenith
Radio
Corp
day.
r Cash
sale,
wd When distributed,
companies.
UTransferred from American
and low ranges
of old
stock
are
retained.
20%
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par • / Youngstown Steel D«or_
No par -
1073/4 Mar 28
135%
135
T
Co_l
24
15% Sep
assumed
25%
no
;/
1293/8
*25
71 Va
-
'
15 Va '
21%
26'A
73
.15%'
20%
203/4253/4.
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73
713%
72%
713/4
72%'
71
72%
15%-
15%
15%" 15%
15%
15%
"15%
503/4
50%
51%
51%
8.800
25%
71%
*25
21
20 %
26
*25
1
v
203/s
203/a
•25
26
52
15%.
52%
Ex-dlvidend.
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z Ex-distribution,
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Stock Exchange, yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing
only. All preferred Issues are cumulative unless Otherwise
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49,900
3,100
57.700
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24
The Commercial
(1468)
and
Financial Chronicle
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
when the
letters
bonds
in
the
column
headed
mature. Figures
after
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Year 1961
decimal
Treasury 4 Vis
HIGH
10318- 103.26
103.20
102.28
High
Low
103.28
103.4
103 '
Feb 15
1969
101.4'
101.8
101.5
101.19
101.10
1(11.14
Treasury
Oct
1969
101.1
101.5
101.3
101.7
101.8
101.12
Aug 15
1971
100.22
100.26
100.24
100.28
Aug 15
1972
?
Treasury 4s_
Treasury
4s
—Feb
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3%s
1
103.8
•
"100.28
Low
103.20
Oct. 5
Low
103.28
103
100.24
101
100.28
101
100.17
100.12
100.11
100.13
100.15
100.17
100.15
101.14
100.8
100.16
100.10
100.18
100.12
100.20
100.31
1C0.8
100.30
100.16
101.2
101.3
101.7
101.3
101.7
101
101.4
99.22
99.26
100.11
Nov 15
Nov
15
1974
99.6
99.14
99.18
99.14
99.22
99.14
99.22
Aug
15
1968
100.6
100.10
100.8
100.12
100.12
100.16
100.12
100.16
101
100.31
101.1
101.1
101.3
101.1
101.3
100
101'
May 15
1971
99.28
100
-
99.28
100
99.24
99.28
99.10
99.18
100.12
101.2
99.30
94.10
94.18
94,14
94.22
94.20'
94.28
94.22
94.30
92.26
93.2
94.18
92.28
94.26
93.4
93.2
93.10
93.4
93.12
93
93.8
Nov
91.22
91.30
91.30
92.6
92
92.8
91.28
92.4
99.24
15
100
100.2
100.2
100.4
100.2
100.4
'
.
'106
100.2
1998
1966
91.18
91.26
99.19
99.21
99.21
99.23
99.23
99.25
99.24
99.26
1978-1983
90.26
91.2
99.22
90.28
91.4
91.2
91.10
91.4
91.12
1985
91.2
91
___May 15
90.26
90.28
91.4
91.2
91.10
91.4
91.12
Feb
1964
99.31
100.1
'91
99.31
100.1
98.18
Nov
Jun
Treasury 3 Vis
15
Treasury 3s
15
15
15
Aug
Treasury 3s
15
1966
Feb
Treasury 3s
15
1995
88.18
Dec
15
•-
Feb 15 1965
15 ; 1962-1967
Treasury 2 Vis—;_Jun
Treasury 2 %S—-—
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
1960-1965
Jun
99.21.
Treasury 2 Vis
Mar
15
Mar
15
Jun
15
15
Dec
15
1967-1972
Treasury 2Vis
_Dec
15
International Bank for
88.30
89.6
100.7 P
100.9
98.25
98.27
89
91.8
1C0.1
98.22
89.8
100.7
91.8
99.31
98.24
88.23
100;9
100.7
89.4
100.9
98.30
98.31
99.1
98.31
99.1
96
95.30
96.4
96.4
96.6
96.4
98.6
99.22
96
99.21
99.22
96.6
99.21
99.22
99.21
99.22
99.21
99.23
93.22
93.28
93.22
93.28
93.16
93.18
93.14
93.20
92.18
92.14
92.20
*
-
92.22
9Q, 29
98.31
93.22
92.28
92.22
92.28
91.28
91.24
92.16
91.30
92
92.22
92.6
92.2
92.8
91.18
1967-1972
Treasury 2 Vis
88.30
98.26
' 100.2
100
91.22
1967-1972
Sep
100.2
98.24
100.9
92.12
1966-1971
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis__
88.22
:
98.28
y
93.12
1965-1970
Treasury 2 Vis
100
98.23
100.7
95.26
15 1964-1969
15 1964-1969
Dec
88.26
98.26
1963-1968
15
98.12
10O.9
98.24
-Aug 15 1963
Dec
98.20
100.7
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
f
99.28
99.10
1967
Nov
Treasury 3 Vis
Mar
99.24
Nov 15 1980
Feb 15 1990
.
Treasury 3%s
89
100.13
100.8
1966
100.30
Treasury 3%s
8
100.28
100.10
3%s
Treasury 3 %s_
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury S'As-
Mar
101.10
.101.8
100.27
1968
Treasury 37/as
89
103.4
101.6
101.4
Treasury 3%s
'
103.24
103.28
101.14
101.13
Treasury
Treasury 3%s
Week
Bonds' <$)
High.
103.16
103.8
101.10
; 1Q1.8
Sales for
Friday
'
High
101.6
15 1980
May 15
Thursday
Oct. 4
High
Treasury 4s
4s
PRICES
Oct. 3
Low
103.2
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 2
103.20
102.26
—Aug 15 1987-1992
Exchange
High
103.12
1975-1985
May 15
Treasury 4Vis
Low
AND
•!
Tuesday
Oct. 1
•
Monday, October 8, 1962
Period"; indicate in each case the month
point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE*'V;
Highest
Lowest'
YORK
.
"Interest
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Range for Previous
.
.
91.24
91.22
91.28
91.28
92.2
91.30
92.4
92
92.6
91.26
92
90.20
90.26
90.24
90.30
90.30
91.2
90.30
91.4
89.12
89.18
89.18
90.24
89.24
89.24
89.30
89.26
90
89.2
89.8
89.4
89.18
89.10
89.24
89
89.16
89.10
89.16
89.2
89.4
89.8
89.4
89.10
89.4
89.10
88.29
89.2
88.30
89.4
99.31
1959-1962
88.30
100
99.31
100
100
100.1
100
100.1
100
90.30
100.2
Reconstruction & Development
5s
103.8 July 25
103
10
Nov
103
Nov
101
10
Feb
15
1985
106.8
107
106.8
107
106.8;:
107
106.8
107.8
106.8
July 25
4%s
Nov
1
1980
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
July 11
103.8
101
July 11
4 Vis
Dec
1
1973
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
103
103.24
103
103.24
103
103.16
102.24
103.16
103
103.24
103
103.24
103
103.24
103.16
102.24
103.16
102.24
103.16
103
103.16
103
103.16
1
1977
Feb
X
1982
102.24
May
1
15
99.24
100.16
1979
99.24
100.16
15
1963
100.28
May 15
1968
3 Vis
101.8 July 10
Jan
3%S
101.8 July 10
102.24
Jan
1969
4yas
•
:
4Vis
/
4 Vis
4 Vis—Jan
4s
Sep
3 Vis
Oct
3%s
:
8
Der
84
July 12
90
Jun
7 3s
25
1972
197^
1
prices
indicated with
are
a
doubie dagger.
All
other figures are bid
asked
and
100
100.24
100'
100.24
100.24
100
100.24
100
100.24
101
100.28
101
100.28
101
'
99.16
99
99.16
99
99.16
99
99.16
99
99.24
97.16
96.24
97.16
97
97.24
97
97.24
97.8
98
96.24
95.24
96.24
96
96.24
96
96.24
96
96.34
93
1981
July 15
;
100.24
100
100.28
94
93
94
93
94
93
94
93
94
87.8
1975
1
88.8
87.8
88.8
87.24
88.24
88
89
88
89
91
92
88
-
f
100
100.16
99
89
91
quotations
:
92
fy\;
91.8
92
91.8
92
89
88
■
tSale
100.16
101
99.24
100.28
96.24
1971
Oct
Mar
89
Dec
15
99.24
.
101
103.24
95.24
May 15
3 Vis
84
1
1978
107.8
:
105
88
89
88
89
91.8
I 88
-
92
r
89
I
*,
(Range for Week Ended October 5)
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Unification
Corporate
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Last
Soldi
Sale Price
1 ork City
New
Transit
Period
Low
Friday
High
BONDS
Range Since
No. ;; '■
Low
High
Brazil
Issue—
.June-Dec
1980
Stock
94ie
95gJ
28
92
§«7s Central Ry 1952
99
reduced
bonds
reduced
Caldas
of
3.375%)
23As 1975
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s
{•Chile (Republic) external
assented
Wertheim & Co.
External
•
•
sinking
New York
•
assented Feb
6s
assented
6s
CORPORATE
assented
6s
Akershus
§• External sinking fund 7s
•
£• External
sinking fund
§• External
'*
§»7s
3rd
Australia
7s sei
sinking fund 7s
series
30-year 3s
ser
1957
1978—
91'A
*91'A
—
103 %
103'A 103%
*96%
i
.*96%
•
—-
*
.
114
—.
*96'A
'
Jan-July
5 7'A
mi
1967
57%'
48%
June-Dec
95'A
95
95'A
3
3'As
1966
June-Dec
96
96
96 3A
31
3%s
1969
June-Dec
93%
93%
June-Dec
95'A
95%
15-year 4'As 1971
15-year 4%s
15-year
1973
May-Nov
1972
5s
20-year 5s
1978
'
20-year 5%s 1979
20-year 5'As April 1980
20-year 5'As Oct 1980
20-year 5'As
20-year
20-year
5'/2s
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
1982
new
s
1973
external
loan
5'As
extl
loan
5 Vis
extl
loan
Berlin
s
assented
6s
external
extl loan
4s
debentures
6'As
s
6'As
s
Berlin
External
s
f
6'As
fenced to 3.375%)
.
s
f
6%s
of
footnotes,
85
40
2
'
100% 100%
assented
7s
91%
A
1978
Jan-July
Jan-juiy
June-Dec
B 1978
8s 1941
.
1926
due
1979
1927
due
33
96'A
99%
—
*85
85
94%
*81%
81
88%
Salvador
3 'A8
3s extl
•
s
■
92%
*94
92%
42
«
•
.
42
92%
—
5%
92%
42
■
42
2%
—
97
5%
93
96
—1.
__
11%
77
77%
52
99
65
1
72
—
73%
93
97%
80 V'b
102
__
^
103%
24%
103
102
94%
99
51%
1037A
71
100%
24%
25
13
57
57
5
(State)—
(Republic of) —
s f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
5'As
—
5s
\:'
Coal
and
5'As
77
—
—
106%
23
37
47%
Mi
60
s
f
series)
debentures
Main
dollar
dollar
bonds
bonds
10-year bonds of
95%
3s
132
69
80
4s
84
132
—
69
1982
6'As
1953
conv
bonds
International loan
<
30
14
*85
140
89
__
*4
;
•
96%
40
105
93%
'
'
—
5
I
~
$1
85
73 7A
28
Li
97
64
\;v
89
89
:
89
94%
97%
4
5
101%
26
97%
99%
99'A
99'A
99 %
97%
105%
10
101% 102%
97%
93%
100%
97
102%
'
__
.
-"V 1
5
97
1969
May-Nov
*94
April-Oct
—April-Oct
—
99%
91%
95%
103% 103%
*88
—
2
103
107
83'A
90
90%
1936—
& fund
dollar
96'A
97
May-Nov
1972
issue
Prussian Conversion
6
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct;
April-Oct
1975
1978
1980
series)
on
96%
Jan-July
—Jan-July
sinking fund 1973
1
German (Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
73
88
series)
(7th
(11th
(13th
5'As
99
29 7A
100% 101%
Community—
Steel
47/bS
80
70
and
secured
secured
5%s
*76%
a
Jan-July
Jan-July
of rls 1967
Steel Community—
(Republic
Estonia
European
—
—
*2 %
June-Dec
Jan-July
1977
1978
of) 3s
external
Coal
69
■
*38%
June-Do
1979
4'As external
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5'As debt adjustment 1973—
—
69
•,
vt,
*38%
*90
—
50
104'A
__
...
*38%
*90
~~
90%
41%
«...
France—
El
101
(interest
33.
Ry)
(Dept
Czechoslovakia
1957—Aprll-Ocf
see paee
De
(Republic of)
3s
Aprll-Oc*
1957—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
102
36%
104
*87
1960
100
98%
~
7s
1960
(Hulcuang
5'As gtd extl loan
(interest
June-Dec
43%
*38%
*90
~~
May-Nov
Municipal
assented
Chinese
~~
1962—May-Nov
6
~3
99
*71
6s
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
April-Oct
Denmark
(Kingdom
of) 5VAs 1974
Feb-Aue
5Vis extl loan 1977
May-Nov
12
—
32
39
34%
•
16
x.
fund
1962
Consol
Cudinamarca
101% 101'A
99%
sinking
>
April-Oct
April-Oct
1961
6s
1961
assented
Cuba
102 % 103
:—V
Guaranteed
6s
6'As
sinking fund
Guaranteed
100%
103
98 3A
391/2
40 V2
91
39
39
90%
Chilean
104%
101'A
'
1957
91
41%
103%
96
"...
*38%
91%
—
*38%
98
85
*90
-
91%
*90
97%
——
40
97%
—
—
*38 %
—June-Dec
—
:
—
*38%
May-Nov
92%
—
*90
1963
42
92%
June-Dec
Credit Froncier
Feb-Aug
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1979—
For
20
42
*90
April-Oct
April-Oct
42 y4-
—
*38%
Mar-Sept
92'A
42
/
*90
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
• Colombia
(Rep of)
6s of 1928 Oct 1961.April-Oct
• 6s of
1927 Jan 1961
Jan-July3s extl sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
Columbia
Mortgage
Bank 7s 1946
May-Nov
Copenhagen Telephone 5%s 1977
June-Dec
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
April-Oct
~~June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
rn
_
•External
112
'-"V
P
1978
of
59
99'A
101'A
■
June-Dec
{•Frankfurt
debentures series
^ 8 of) external
3.5%)
99%
101 %
—
'
April-Oct
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•
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85
__
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adjustment—
4%s debentures series
.
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1955
to
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f debentures 1951
f debentures 1959..
reduced
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97%
98%
•
June-Dec
1950
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1958
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23
99
99
April-Oct
47As debt adj ser A 1970
4'As debt adj ser B 1978
Berlin City Electric Co—
6s
105
104%
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97'A
1964—June-Dec
1976
14
3
99'A
Feb-Aug
Feb->Up
April-Oct
1972
loan
;
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99
971/4
1980—Jan-July
1977
(City of)
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f
101%
98%
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22
';
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98'A
June-Dec
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4%s debs adj (series 8)
1965
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(Kingdom of)
17
96%
97%
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100%/
Jan-July
Jan-July
f $
{•Bavaria
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April-Oct
old
Austrian Governments 4'As
Belgium
96
100'A 101%'
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1982
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(Rep)
300%
•
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Mar-Sept
5s 1951—
§ •Cologne
(City of)
6'/2s 1950
4%s debt adjustment 1970
99%
92
91
II
June-Dec
•
•
99
92%
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1957
•
98'A
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2
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1961
6s
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1981
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May-Nou
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1993
60
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assented
99%
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60
92 »A
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1
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•
•
15-year
57
85%
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5
57
1962
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5
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fund
Chile Mortgage Bank
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1963
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•
114
.
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20-year
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106
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84
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69
1
84%
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Jan-July
1962
sinking
external
6s
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assented
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—
91%
(Commonwealth of)—
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•
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35
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f $ bonds
s
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
B 1945—J an-July
C 1946—Jan-July
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•
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Amsterdam (City of) 5'As 1973
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fund
69
60
3
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Gs Jan 1961
Sept 1961
fund 6s
•
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86
85
April-Oct
April-Oct
1961
External sinking
FOREIGN
AND
1960
6s
1961
Jan
Low
85
May-Noo
fund
External sinking
•
69
1942—May-Nou
7s
1960
•
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f
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571-0219
•
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s
s
•
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212
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No.
-
87
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f bonds '78_Jan-July
External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
•
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
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April-Oct
•
Exchange
Range Since
Sold
High
1951
1942
assented
6s
Bonds
Friday's
(interest
1979
25-year
§•78
HA 5-4400
to
June-Dec
due
1931
to Plan A
(Dept of) 30-yr s f bonds. 1978i_Jan-Juiy
(Dominion of) 23As 1974i
Mar-Sept
Canada
or
Bid & Asked
(interest
1978
3.5%)
to
funding
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June-Dec
to Plan A
Stamped pursuant
Foreign Securities
Last
Sale Price
Low
Stamped pursuant
Telephone
Period
(continued)—
5%
Members New York Stock
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
1953 due
1963—Jan-July
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—
98
32
99%
93%
100 %
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1972
of 1930—
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I
98%
2
107% 107'A
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,
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5s
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69
69
1
3s
dollar bonds
dollar
bonds
1980
1972
June-Dec
June-Dec
107%
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--
104
91%
109%
96
Number 6201
196
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week
Fridav
Friday
Interest
t;BOND S-W.v,^
•
Last
Low
(Republic of) —
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(dollar bonds
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Feb-Aug
36
34
37
11
24
33
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48
22 Vi
37
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98 %
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series
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1952
ext
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Alabama
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45
50
1963
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1953
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due
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62
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1975
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103
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mortgage
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55
55
1955
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71%
60
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5s
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reduced
to
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-
1967
to 2.25% )
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&
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75
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mortgage
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99
2i'A
25
*23 %
—
26
—
1970
1976
1979
debentures 1980
Airplane Co 4%s conv 1980
Borden
(The) Co 2%s debs 1981
4%s sink fund debentures 1991
25'A
20%
25%
&
Boston
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May-Nov
Jan-July
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88%
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82%
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91%
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Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976-
10%
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—
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1981
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'
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mortgage
AC
1967
mortgage 4 Vis series A
mortgage
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1980.May-Nov
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mortgage 4 Vis 1983
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mortgage 5Vis 1986——
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lst
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38
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94%
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1961
extended
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to
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121%
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extended
loan
1961
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of)—
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1971
1965
1968
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Power
(40-year)
due
1
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conv
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June-Dec
1968
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113%
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debentures
1974
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:
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1962
1958
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2001
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sinking fund 1957__May-Nov
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conv
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54
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115
1st cons' mtge
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1983
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10
Atlanta &
1952
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8
15
92%
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Feb-Aug
1977
1977
debentures
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-
1995
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debs
debs
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sinking fund debentures 1986
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115
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7s
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Rhine-Westphalia
9
7%
101%
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April-OcZ
1980
4 Vis
87
8%
87%
98%
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1981
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—
84%
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85%
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87
98%
2
47
99%
87
90%
56
82
34
991/2
85%
86%
78'A
100%
91
50
h
83
April-Oct
1968
sinking fund gold 8s
assented 1963—
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•
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83
1961—April-Oct
debs
1986--——
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assented
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83
51
90 3A
79
100% 101
ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
29
91
86%
♦45
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99%
64
57
94%
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1966
American Tobacco Co 3s debentures
>,
103
Co—
debentures
4Vis
98 %
(interest
(Republic of) gold 6s
4Vis assented 1958
§ •Stabilization
93%
101
101
May-Nov
-
103%
95%
.:•/
104%
113
94%
Jan-June
4%s debentures 1985
5s
debentures 1983—-
102%
5
98%
101
37
63%
*__
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1970
3%s~debentUres 1990
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163
101
3 Vis debentures 1984
:
5
96 %
80%
120
103
2%s debentures 1971———————Feb-Aug
vhri
100 Vz
34
98%
32
90 %
Foundry Co—
2%s debentures 1987
Ann
2008
1964
Feb-Aug
1979——..—June-Dec
3%s debentures 1973
208'A
98
f—
102
98
101%
Mar-Sept
1947
§ •Poland
•
94%
101%
1980
2%s debentures 1982
218
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135
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96%
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129
1998
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1
25
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Mar-Sept
May-Nou
May-Nou
June-Dec
1977
5Vis
134
1978
gtd 4s
debs
junior debentures 1987
4%s
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80
85
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conv
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1990———Jan-July
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debentures
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99
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—
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extended
1958
1981
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debentures
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100% 100%
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1953
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1980
1981
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102
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97
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of
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old
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168%
50
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1952
extl
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s
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1972
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s
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4s
AND
1984
Western
Allied
American
4 Vis
91
of West Penn Electric Co
name
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...
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87
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debentures
Power
old
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conv
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sink
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pursuant to Plan A (interest
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2008—
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5%s 1976
5s
sink
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101
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98
90 Vi
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.
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21
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3s s f $ bonds 1978
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6Vis 1952
Minas Geraes
(State)—
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15-year
90%
91
92%
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1987
debs
1st
Albany & Susquehanna
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May-Nov
1952
6Vis
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subord
conv
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s
30-year
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81
80%
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1975
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1954
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1965
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173
80%
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1978
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readjustment 1984
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•
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1951
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Japanese
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1979
1979
conversion
83
173
811/a
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s
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Jamaica
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Sold
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series
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931/2
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&
Tel
America
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i or Friday's
Last
Sale Price
external
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1977
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102 y2
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series N 1978
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.
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.
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;;
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80 :
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83%
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-
68 y8
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1963
coll tr 3%s 1977
& coll tr 2%s, 1979_
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—
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1
debentures 1965__
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1982
debs
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f debs 1977
s
1987
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;
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debentures
s
Cities Service
95 y8
95
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1984—,
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mortgage 2%s series G 1974
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mtge.2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
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3s series A 1978
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1st
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79%
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1
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Corn .'Products Co 4%s subord debs 1983—April-Ocf
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90
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Continental
99
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:
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debentures
convertible
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v
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1983
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281
83%
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94
10
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debentures
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debentures
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Jan-tfuly
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1965
1981
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1978
debentures
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1979
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1974—
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1963
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8
Electrodynamics Corp—
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Chadbourne
»
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93%
>
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96%
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June-Dec
1992
convertibue
106%
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;
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4%s
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75%
84%
140
—
98 y4
.
1990
T
86
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3%s
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series
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series B 1968
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3s
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1989
5s
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—
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1-
1974
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N J
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Facific
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conv
P
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4%s
78
8b
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series B Jan 1 2020—-May
Gen
Gen mortgage 4V2S
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•
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series
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1988
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April-Oct
April-Ocf
1976
debentures
55
.
01
5 'as
6
52
55
68 y4
April-Oct
May-Nou
5 v2 %
conv subord debs 1983
Caterpillar Tractor 4"%s debs 1977
4%s sink fund debentures 1986
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965—
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55
100
97 %
51
series
4s
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June-Dec
Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
Consolidated Poison
High
.Low
No.
High
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Last
Period Sale Price
xurk (continued)—
.V
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
Carolina
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
BONDS
'
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
^
Week's Range
Friday
-
Monday, October 8, 1962
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202
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Volume 196
.
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.
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
-
or
Friday's
Motors Acceptance Corp—
debentures
debentures
1981
1982
1983
General Motors Corp 3'As debs 1979
debentures
debentures
4%s
:
93%
93'/a
93%
94 V4
93%
1 93%
94'A
4%s
General
General
4'As
1980—
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94 y8
105% 105%
105 '/4
105% 106'A
104
103% 104
103%
103% 103'A
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—
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ref
subqrd debentures
conv
58.
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56
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Hooker
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Corp
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May-Nou
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1st mortgage 3'As series G
1980
:—Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 33/8s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3'/2s sink fund debentures
1980
i
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2'/2s ser C 1986
June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3'As conv debs 1972
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3'As series J
1981
Jan-tfuZy
1st mortgage,, 4%s series K 1987
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4'As series L 1989
Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 4%s 1979—May -Nov
4%s debs series B 1981
—Feb-Aug
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
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Jan-July
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A
81
81
mortgage 3s series B 1978
111 Cent RR cohsol mtge 33As sfir A
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102%
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subord
conv
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fund
1972.*
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debentures
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subord
50
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93
106
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61
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116
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1981
conv
conv
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sink
124%
24
108%
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4%s conv subord debs 1981—
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
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4'As s f debentures 1987—
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1st
mortgage
195'A
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179 '
103
104
126
99
4'As
conv
114%
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conv
&
Dutch Airlines— , y - ■;■■■■ 7.
subord debentures 1979
Michigan Ry 4s 1990—-
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Corp
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1986—-
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
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RR
&
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Lehigh
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1st
&
ref
stp
5s
4s
contingent interest 2003
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5%s
conv
(The)
5'As
conv
subord
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Aircraft
1962_—
3%s
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debentures
sink
debentures
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
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Co
debentures
debentures
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91
126
Co first mtge 23As
Great Northern
106%
'49
5s s f debs 1981
debentures 1983___
4%s
(B F)
lb7»A
102%
131
f debentures 1985—
s
90'A
*S2
May-JVou
1965—_May-Nov
—May-Nou
Grace (W-R) & Co 3'As-conv sub debs '75-May-Nov
Grand Union Company 4'/as conv 1978
Jan-July
Grant (W T) Co 4%s debs 1987———Jan-July
4%s
-
103'A
93
13
v
1981——April-Oct
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s
Goodrich
94'A
*
Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
:
89%
106
■'i;;
RR—\
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ker H 2003—~_*^priZ-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%B ser I '2003——April-Oct
St Louis div Second gold 3s 1980Mar-Sept
Louisville, Gas &'Elec 2%s 1'979
May-Nou
r,
1st mortgage 3 y8s 1982—
l
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3y8s 1984-—
April-Oct
1st mortgage 47/as 1987—i
—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1990—
___Apr-oct
94
39
97%
Nashville
&
First & refund mtge 3%s
95
"
82
94 »A
97
89%
—60
Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
Sale Price
Period
Low
100
'90y8
n
^
Interest
Exchange
High
97
415
105% 106
97%
Telephone 4s conv debs 1971
_May-Nov
convertible debentures 1977—a.—June-Dec a
Glidden
98%
ICS y4
General Time 4%s conv subord debs '79——• Feb-AUg
Gimbel Brothers,
98%
—Mar-Sept
1980——
5s
Low
Louisville
98%
-Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
__Mar-Sepf
—Mar-Sept
1979
debentures
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
5s
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan-July
Jan-July
4s
i
Friday
:*■
bonds
-
1964
3s debentures 1969
3 VaS'^iibentures
1972_
3%s debentures 19755s debentures 1977—
debentures
2%s
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
General
(R ange for Week Ended October 5)
Week's Range
'•
Last
Sale Price
27
(1471)
97%
40
91%
"9.7
The
Commercial and Financial
.
(1472)
28
'
Interest
BONDS
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
or
Sale Price
Central general & ref 5s 1974
Mar-Sept
1st and ref 4V2S series A 1974
Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973—May-Now
31/4S s r uebentures 1973
May-Noo
31/4S s f debentures 1974
May-Not?
4 i/2s s f debentures 1976
May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1977
May -Nov
45/as s f debentures 1978
May -Nov
4%s s f debentures 1980
May-Non
5%s s f debentures 1979
May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1981
May-Nov
45/as s f debentures 1981
May-Noo
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997
Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
Quar-Fcb
Refunding & Improve 4'As ser A 2047
Jan-July
Coll
April-Oct
1984
4s
trust
'/v.'
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1 '
Low
No.
High
High
Public
2
92%
*90%
89 %
3s
80
First
First
*91%
92
99'A
—
*102%
100 %
—
1
*101%
101%
__
*104'/a
:
*—
102%
9
106
103%
101
102'A
85%
57
56%
57%
10
91'A
91'A
92
16
93'A
93%
93%
95
93 3A
■
6
3s
mortgage
mortgage 27/as
*161
Richfield
Oil
Corp 4%s conv debs 1983
& Electric Corp--. '
April-Oct
/
High
98'/a
177
"
165
86%
86%
79.
__
84%
90%
93%
93%
84
81%
92%
i:
103% 104
*97%
89%
108
159
—
92%
101 %
96%
105
*84
.93
105%
95'A
97%
~8
43
23
97%
1017/a
2
101
101%
89%
89%
*85%
89
100 %
10
98 %
44
43
43%
101
93%
" '
165
*83%
_Mar-Sept
1977
f'eb^ntures
Low
953A
107
93%
4%s
60
90
5
*94%
*86%
refunding
Jan. 1
No.
993A
*104
1972__May-Nov
1979_June-Dec
and
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964—
_Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3y8s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem
Manufacturing 3%s debs
1975
88
.92 %
85%
81.,
56
85'A
99%
99%
debentures
3%s
105%
102'A
J-
—
105'A 105%
May-Woe
1963
First and refunding
Range Since
Sold
High
1972
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 1983.April-Oct
3%s debentures 1975
April-Oct
First
102 y8
103'A
104%
103 3A
98'A
—
debentures
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Gas Co—
&
refunding mortgage 3y4s 1968_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
96
87%
—
*1C0'A
or
and
—
*102'A
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
and
93
88 %
92%
Electric
Service
91'A
*82
Period
Low
88'A
—
Interest
BONDS.
New York Stock Exchange
80
*89'A
Northern
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Friday
!'
Week's Range
Monday, October 8, Chro
1962
.
BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended October 5)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
.
87%
90%
53
85
__
88
119*
117
5
91%
110
108% 110
51
100%
133
101
3
97%
111
109
132'A
100
88
119
100
Rochester Gas
Power Co—
first mortgage 2%s 1974
2%s 1975
States
Northern
(Minnesota)
First
Feb-Aug
*82%
*82
Mar-Sept
*97
Jan-July
*95
Feb-Aug
3'As
Mar-Sept
100%
St Lawrence
>91'A
97
June-Dec
Jan-July
104
143.%
135
102%
74%
78 3A
Ohio
Oil
(Name
Co
Oklahoma
1st
& Electric
Gas
88
88
64
*65 '/a
71
65
70
68
74
gold
Feb-Aug
June-Deo
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
23As 1975
3s 1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1982
mortgage
1st
1st
1st mortgage
3'As 1985
mortgage 3%s 1988
mortgage 4'As 1987
1st
1st
Olin
Chemical 5'As
Mathieson
5'As
conv
subord debs 1983
conv
Owens-Illinois
Glass
3%s
Co
debs
1982—May-Noo
Mar-Sept
1988—June-Dec
Paul
&
Paul
—
Scott
86
79 3A
Seaboard
77
91
87
7
110'A
109% 110%
179
110'A
105'A
108'A 109%
Gas
First
Electric Co—
&
'
mortgage issues
refunding
&
I
1966
June-Dec
*97
series
J
1970
June-Dec
*92
*91%
92'A
88%
88%
85%
85%
12
86
86%
18
3s
series
K
1971
3s
series
L
1974_.
_June- Dec
3s
series
M
1979„;
_June-Dec
3s
series
N
1977-L
June-Dec
series
P
1981——
2%s
series
Q
series
*80%
*84%
R
1982
June-Dec
3s
series
S
1983
-June-Dec
2%s
series
T
1976
-June-Dec
33,as
series
U
1985
3%s
series
W
_June-Dec
:
_June-Dec
1984
3Vis
series
X
3%s
series
Y
series
Z
June-Dec
1987
3%s
1988
1984
series
AA
1986
-June-Dec
series
BB
1989—:
3'As
series
CC
1978
series
DD
1990
-June-Dec
5s
series
EE
1991
-June-Dec
45/aS
series
FF
1992
-June-Dec
4'As
series
GG
1993
4%s
series
HH
1994
Pacific Tel &
2%s
1
5
100
103%
1985
"3'/is debentures
1987
3'As
debentures
1978
3%s
debentures
1983
3'As
debentures
1981
35/as
debentures
1991
__Feb-Aup
4%s
debentures
1988
„Feb-4up
Pacific Western Oil
100
22
103'A
2
100%
6
100
89
.
Feb-Aup
103 3A
April-Oct
87'A
June-Dec
General 5s
series B 1968_
June-Dec
General 4'As series D
1981
—-—April-Oct
General mortgage 4'As series E 1984
Jan-July
General mortgage 3 Vis series F 1985
Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
April
100'A
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
General
Pere
4'As
series
1965
A
3
88
3
85%
9
98%
38
100 3A
69%
10
92
111
88
84
70'A
70%
55%
55'A
59
'
56
*57
98
68
"l
88
74%
53%
60
63
80%
88
series B
gold 4'As series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 23As 1971
First & refunding 23As 1967
*
First
&
First
(:a
&
First
&
refunding 23As
refunding 27/8s
1981
1978
First & reiunding 3'As
&
First
-
&
First
*
:-JL
&
refunding 3'/8s 1985
refunding 45/8s 1987
First
&
refunding 33As
refunding 3%s
5
96%
81
2
79
85
89
95'A
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1988
First & refunding 43/8s 1986
First & refunding 5s 1989
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs
June-Dec
April-Oct
June-Dec
1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
4'As conv subord debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis
General
mortgage 5s series A
General mortgage 5s
series A
4'As
Plantation
3'As
series
Pipe
sink
1st
mortgage
mortgage
Proctor
&
23As
1970
80%
86'/a
80
2
77%
7
101%
Inc
99 y8
104%
102'/a
99
1
97%
109% 110
262
102 y8
1
106
89%
senior
capital
April-Oct
71'A
71'A
Jan-July
*98'A
April-Oct
97%
2
87
95%
3
71%
73%
9 6'/a
98'A
96%
&
1st
1st
1984
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
•
60
160
95
50
98'A
88 %
102
1
95
86
—
87
;
•
I
73%
70%
73%
60
>■
1
64
59
"8
101%
106
105
16
100'A
105'A
104
*97
/
95
*__
•
94
94
100
96%
—
*85
78%
85 V
78'A
*__'-
12
79
•74 %
83%
80%
•
111
110% 112%
30
102
146
104%
104
104%
40
100
105%
102%
102
102%
90
!
99%
103
94'/a
41
88'/a
125%
103% 103%
68
100'/a
103%
87
87%
9
88%
88%
1
8 8'/a
103 %
*96%
96%
:
98'/a
108
100'A
98
95'A
91'A
98%
91
87
987/a
85%
87
98%
87
95%
93
93
*95
98%
100%
97%
23
40
*96%
88%
84 %
95
„
99% 100'A
96%
100%
88'A
84%
96
*100
91%
92
123
93%
111
104'A 104'A
4
102%
104'A
159'A
12
130
222
101%
105%
*91
103'A 104
Apr-Oct
1982
99%
63
•41
94
60
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1979
3s
series D 1985
April-Oct
(The) 3%s debs 1983-,—May-Nov
debentures
May-No\
1965
M 3'As series B
refund
1970 ,_AprfZ-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct
gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
M 37/8s ser E 1985—Jan-July
and
first
refund
Pacific—
Orleans 3%s
of
RR
New
1974
81%
78%
87'A
87%
87%
88%
69'A
68%
75
*87
63%
98'A
93%
98%
*68%
87'A
83
92%
98%'
84
83
refund M 3%s series C
Pacific
—
*81
RR—
Orleans
New
and
&
*103%
Jan-July
series C 2019
4s
158
Pacific-Missouri
4%s
Products
Ramo
90
90
95
62
64
*78%
debs
June-Dec
*113
—Feb-Aup
1982
Wooldridge Inc—
1986
1986
debentures
Oil
3%s
Co
83
73'/a
2
14
89
33
96%
■
93%
99'A
62
71
73'/a
10
78'/a
—
102%
123
103%
117
*165
105'A
&
84
84 y.
47/as
83'A
2
76
83%
79
79
96'A
96%
10
93
97%
3%s
Air
Lines
conv
Inc—
subord
Biscuit
Co
debentures
of
debs
1985
America
1977
2%s
—June-Dec
1966—ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
81'A
68%
94%
8
*85
85%
84
94
82%
84
88'A
89
*89%
109
85'A
85
109%
110
105%
106'A
123%
*84'/a
85%
83
*68%
69
68
98'/a
*98
*105
113%
*90
85%
70%
100
102%
105%
113'A 114
*93'/a
90
103
*105
109%
95'A
91%
*93%
*78%
74'A
91
82'A
66'A
94'/a
67
133
87
50
*84%
June-Dec
May-Nov
coll tr 27/8s 1980
mtge 3'As 1982
Oil of California 2%s debs
mtge
United
__
w_
83'A
96%
230%
56
98'/a
99 »A
100% 101%
~ 93
*86%
*72
Mar-Sept
1982
1970—June-Dec
4%s debentures
1986
June-Dec
4%s conv subord debs 1991
June-Dec
Union Pacific RR 2%s debentures
1976—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
5s
s
f
debentures
1986
Feb-Aup
Union
98
June-Dec
*84'/a
191
57
103% 104
,
Jan-July
:
debs
April-Ocf
May-Nov
Jan-July
—ApriZ-Oct
Trans World Airlines 6'As inc debs 1978—June-Dec
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
3s
debentures
1968
May-Nov
82
*88'A
78
;
May-Wor
debs
impt
Corp
5 'As
92'A
May-Nov
1981
94
Corp—
notes
and
Thompson
100
85'A
—
1985
conv
Company
Term
99%
11
97%
99'A
101
and impt 2%
Thompson
92
98%
99
90
87%
78%
74%
136
Inc—
(James)
General
•
89
eiva
74%
78
*56
'75—June-Dec
1973
subord
conv
Texas
75
99%
—
debs
2%s
debs
Wayne
Tidewater
92
83%
101
104
73%
92
135%
79%
*102
Inc—
debentures
Texas
123'A
101%
*75
'
102
85
1973.June-Deo
A 1977
subord
subord
First and
99%
99
1994conv
Oil
DX
Oil
First
104%
*99%
16
80%
85
-Jan-July
Jan-July
1983
Camp
conv
Texas
107
5
92
4'As
1983
conv
Texas
87
2
—
5s
Texas
93%
II. ' "5
92
98%
100'A
78
Co—C
Tell
Bell
debentures
United
:
debs
■
104%
104
*102'A
Co
1st mtge 3%s ser A
debentures
Refund
84%
99
110
2%s-4'As
RR
Pacific
Refund
83%
104
April-Oct
For footnotes, see page 33.
-I
88
101% 102
Mar-Sept
1986
1984—
3%s
>
Co—
1983
2%s
Gamble
76
June-Dec
debentures
3s
104'A
Mar-Sept
;
Power
86
106'A 106'A
102
April-Oct
1977
Line
fund
Potomac Electric
1st
D
104
.
*92%
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series C 1974
1st
87
;
1970
notes 1979
5%% senior notes 1980
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
5s
95%
83%
87
104'A
92
80%
__
84%
104
98
96%
l
104%
*77
2%s series E 1986—
Jan-July
2%s series F 1996
Jan-July
First mtge 5'As series series H 1983
April-Oci
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994—-Jan-July
; 1st
mtge coll tr 4'As 1988
Feb-Aup
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996—
Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—-May-Wop
Talcott
RR—
1970
series B 1975
1984--
x_
—
90
86%
101
82%
32
*85
*83%
1964_May-Nov
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
37/8s
95%
86%
*80%
Pillsbury Co 4%s s f debs 1986
Jun-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3'/ss s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Ptttsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996 June-Dec
Pmsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser I 1963_Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser J
94%
*79V3
June-Dec
1983
90%
*85%
V
mortgage
2%s
84
Jan-July
1982
First
100
81
*88%
:
*82%
mortgage
5 'As
1974
refunding 23As
100
June-Dec
May-Woo
May-Woo
June-Dec
'—Feb-Aug
99
*98%
Co—
Fran Term
4%s
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1974
General
89%
105%
-
7
May-Nov
Symington
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General 5s
168
100% 101%
104
4'As debs 1987
May-Nov
Swnray
Corp 2%s ' debentures 1966—Jan-Juiy
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981—
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-Noo
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
75
57
7
60%
88
10
90
*101
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Sunray
101%
68
11
•
105 %
89%
Jan-July
(Oregon Lines)
Stokely-Van
100%
97%
35
70'A
101
91
87%
*89%
June-Dec
Jan-July
107%
105%
•
75
78
*76
90
ApriZ-Oct
Standard Oil of California 4%s 1983
Jan-July
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3%s conv 1982
April-Oct
4'As debentures 1983
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
1—
-Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
4'As 1982
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debentures
1973—Mar-Sept
102'/a
100
113
100% 101'A
70'A
102
1981
4'As
Mar-Sept
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
145
99% 100%
7
4'As
5 'As
90
86
90
87%
105
1969
Spiegel
84
83
101 % 104%
Pacific
3'/aS
Pan American World Airways—
47/8s conv subord debentures 1979
105%
4%s
Southwestern
debentures 1964- -June-Dec
3'As
Ry
Gas
First
89%
8C'/a
13
101% 102'/a
Indiana
First
84
90
88
101%
1
78%
79
84%
—-
83%
103
Feb-Aup
debentures
Natural
San
80 r;■•;>/
75
83%
52
—Jan-July
1987
-
convertible
Southern
102
73%
81%
*88'A
105%
104% 105%
104%
99%
104%
Gold
104
99'A
31
78%
*80%
104%
101
5
29
Gold
104%
1
101% 102
debentures
27/8s
First 4'As
107 »A
*78
13
105% 106%
Jan-July
1985—
Southern
104
105%
102 3/4 102 %
102
April-Oct
_Aprll-Oct
_Mar-Sept
_Mar-Sept
._May-Woo
1986
debentures
*
95'A
91
7
104
105
103% 103%
_June-Deo
9o
—
103% 103'A
June-Dec
April-Ocf
1963
87%
105'/a
94%
—
103% 104 '/a
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1979
1979—
Southern
106%
95
1986
1976
Alabama RR 5s
Southern
104%
4
94%
June-Dec
June-Dec
Tel 23As debentures
1
104%
104
2'As
debentures
3'As
83%
104
105 »A
;
84
105% 105%
104
*94'/a
April-Oct
1971
debentures
Marchant—5'As
Oil
80
87%
100
104% 105%
Southern California Edison Co—
85%
82
-June-Dec
4'As
80'A
82%
*85%
-June-Dec
102
78
81
,
84%
87
97
—
165
105'A
-Feb-Aup
1986
'
84%
80
iri'——
*83'A
-June-Dec
5s
87'A
*87
-June-Dec
;
4'As
*
*84
86%
83%
5
87'/a
87'/a
1982
4%s conv debs
debentures 1965
debentures
2%s
83'A
82'A
—
3s
86'A
78'A
1
;
•
debs 1979
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
83%
81'A
'
82 3A
*86
debs
2'As
& North
85%
104
103%
1983_Feb-Aup
debs
f
s
f debs
Corp
2'As
88
112%
-J
81'A
78'A
Oil
Oil
South
86'A
767/a
Oil
Union
Sinclair
Socony-Vacuum
85%;'
,82%
.
—
89'A
:-<8i
81'A
82%
93
85'A
13
4%s
Co
Smith-Corona
•
92%
89'A
*80%
1980
3%s
:— June-Dec
-June-Dec
23As
J
86
88'A
92%
Pipe Line 3.20s
Oil
Skelly
series
3s
_June-Dec
98
96
3'As
4%s
Co
&
conv
Shell
Pacific
111
Jan-July
s
Shell
92
80%
May-Nov
1982
Roebuck
82
*87
Feb-Aug
•
Service
127
88%
78 %
Corp—
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s
93%
91%
•
Sears
120'/a
105'A
15
95
1974
Acceptance
1972—
debentures
debentures
86%
__
*98%
1977
4%s subordinated debentures 19775s
120'A
106
115
110'A
109
*92'A
;V'
103%
99'A
101'A 102'A
69
__
*86%
debentures
Roebuck
60
RR Co-—
Line
3s -debentures
4%s
73
38
88%
June-Dec
83%
f
s
74
71
88
*85 %
112%
65
2
71
*88'/a
mortgage 3s series B
Sears
1C2'A
88
19
c
*93
Jan-July
4%s debs 1982
65
1980———May-Nov
_Mar-Sepf
Seaboard Finance Co 5%s debs 1980—Jan-JulV
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2'As 1966——June-Deo
77
83%
■
—
64'A
*65%
1971
B
71
*79%
37/as
85%
♦81
3'/as
65%
71
65
71
65
1989_Jan-July
1968—June-Dec
4s
cons
22
70
71
May-Woo
1989
^Aprll-Oc*
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Woo
conv debentures 1971—Mar-Sept
3s
Air
1st
Depot
Scovill Manufacturing
86'A
803A
2
86%
RR
Duluth
Paper
*88
bond certificates Nov
Union
1st
86%
—April-Oct
43As conv 1978
Oxford Paper Co
813A
78'A
:
82'A
gold 5s
1st
6s
inc
St
Co—
mortgage
1st
•—
mortgage 2%s
11
85'A
85%
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
changed to Marathon Oil Co)
23As 1975
1980
First mortgage
95%
58%
Scioto V & New
First
101
June-Dec
62%
St
89'A
84'A
88%
88%
Mar-Sept
1974
3s
mortgage
first
Edison
Ohio
94%
94%
*60%
Adirond'k
&
Second 4s
767/a
78'A
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1996-Jan-.7uZy
171
111
430
1969
1977_
debs
conv
St Louis-Southwestern Ry —First
4s
bond
certificates
—
*77
June-Dec
1996
81
99%
1413A
5'As
199e
——April-Ocf
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
•Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
May
1st mtge 4s series B 1980——
^Mar-Sept
• 5s
income debs series A Jan 2006—.Mar-Nov
106
78'A
—
3'As series J
mortgage
Aircraft
Second
96
103
—
*80
5s conv debs 1979
Bell Telephone 23As 1984
debentures
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971———Mar-Sept
100'A
967/a
—.
*102% 104
1979
Corp
Northwestern
82'A
83
General
June-Dec
4%s 1987
1st mortgage
Northrop
Royal McBee 6 %s conv debentures 1977
78
*60%
3s
82 3A
.
104
April-Oct
mortgage
Rohr
82
—
June-Dec
mtge
4%s 1992
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977-
—Mar-Sept
—
85 3A
II
*77
—
81%
817/a
„
823A
June-Deo
1977—
81'/8
86'A
*85'A
April-Oct
1st
1st
*84
Jan -July
1st mortgage 3s 1'978
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
First mortgage 3'As 1982
First mortgage 3%s 1984
First mortgage 4'As 1986
First mortgage
4s 1988
1st mortgage 5s 1990
First
mortgage
4%s
1991
,
serial D
4%s
Feb-Aug
April-Oc<
mortgage
24
105%
103%
128
91%
Continued
on
92%
89%
—
—
90
page
33
Number 6201
Volume 196
..
„
(1473)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
29
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American StocK Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Oct. 1,
In the
the
on
It is compiled by the report of the
ending Friday, Oct. 5.
and
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Shares
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Acme
Missiles
Corp___—
Mfg
Acme-Hamilton
Inc
Precision Products
Admiral Plastics Corp
Aero-Plow
1
1
51/3
5
5%
Va
3
2
3Va
6,900
12
12%
1,300
11
Jun
13%
12%
12%
3,400
10
Jun
17%
Feb
'2%
46%
3%
3%
4
300
ny2
11%
12
1,000
"4%
"4%
2,600
Aerosol Techniques Inc
3
50%
5,000
1
Airport Parking Corp of America—
90
90
375
12%
13
1,300
12% Sep
64
82
~3%
"3%
2,800
Properties Inc
Alleghany Corp warrants
Control
Allied
Paper
3
3
6%
6
3
8%
7 Va
8%
9
1,700
8%
Jun
7%
1,200
5 Vb May
17% Jan
1
1
6%
6%
6%
500
6
11 %
Feb
1%
1%
6%
Feb
$3.75 pfd-100
!
'
1
83 v4
82%
83%
Oil
6%
6%
6%
Electronics
American
Inc
Aluminum
Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American-Internatl
American
-American shares —1
_
Manufacturing Co
American Petrofina Inc. class A
American
Products
Radio
Andrea
J.—
Corp
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A'
Angostura-Wupperman
Anken Chemical & Film
Chemical
Ansul
Corp
May
16%
May
7%
:' 3,100
1
Feb
2%
2,000
3%
13,700
35 %
500
Atlas General Industries Inc
Centers Inc
Inc
Devices
Plastics
Corp
Radio
Automatic
Mfg
Co Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc
non-cum
com
4 %
Jan
6%
10%
11%
13%
13%
:V
Industrial
-
11 VB
37.%
39%
28%
34%
Feb
Camden
Oct
17%
Feb
BOO
12
May
19%
Feb
5%
9
32%
100
22'%
8
Feb
34
Mar
6%
Aug
7%
70
Jun
92 % July
Sep
79
Jun
Jun
•
3
2,900
12%
Jan
Feb
18%
Feb
98
.;.%
2%
%
1
Mar
43
Mar
103
Jun
Jun
17
2,300
22,500
2 Va
IA
27
Oct
7% May
24%
1,300
IB
Oct
2
Oct
1
1,200
2 V4 May
33,300
2%
% May
39% Feb
Jan
[v;.":
3%
Banff
4%
Inc
Industries
Construction
:
"3%
1
5
IB Jan
4%
May
1% Jun
Jan
2,500
5%
28,200
7%
Jan
8%
8%
2,500
6%
Jun
28%
Jan
Jun
14
"
3% May
8Vo
8%
1.500
6 Vs
3 Va
3%
2,600
2 Vb May
9
Castle
Jen
8
Aug
43'/a
700
42
Oct
56%
23%
G.70J
19
Jun
33% Mar
n-
4,800
12 May
1% Jan
2,900
5 % May
9% Feb
8%
9
13
5%
%
6
11 %
6Va
13,800
1,000
12
%
IS
10%
11%
2,800
12%
5%
12%
% Aug
Feb
%
1%
(A
M)
Central Maine
Central Power
%
8
Jun
3%
5
12%
/
Sep
4%
4%
200
3% Jun
7
Feb
100
4%
Sep
6%
Feb
3%
Jun
5
5%
5%
5%
2,000
100
13%
6%
8 i56
7%
—
8
57%
Sep
Corp
Inc
Chromalloy
Jan
Cinerama
K
5'A
Jun
7% Sep
400
10
Feb
3%
Jun
P Development
10%
10%
300
8%
Jun
3%
3%
900
3%
Jun
14
Jun
%
IB
2,500
4%
5
2
23/s
18,900
5,200
4Va May
2
Oct
14
5%
Clarostat
1—
Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
Club Aluminum Products Co
Feb
Jan
Jan
Caribbean Oils
Electronics Inc
Coastal
Jan
Cohu
Feb
Jan
Colonial Sand & Stone
11%
11
11%
1,400
10
May
18%
Feb
1
1%
1,300
Jun
2%
Jan
iv8
19,100
1
*
13%
13%
13%
100
12
8%
8 y4
8%
600
;
1
4%
3%
4Va
44%
45%
1,700
vb
May
Jun
8% Aug
3% Sep
1,700
45%
7
43%
Jun
3% May
50c
4%
4%
5%
1
8%
8%
8%
1,400
6 % May
1
6%
6%
6%
1,700
5%
8
8%
2,000
2%
800
1,700
6
Jun
May
2%
Sep
20%
Jun
1%
Jan
15%
Apr
22
Jan
7% July
55%
11%
10%
14%
14%
3%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Sep
*
'2%
Bickford's Inc
1
22%
Birdsboro
4
3%
4
2,400
3% May
5%
Jan'
3
2
2%
1,200
2
3%
Jan
(The)
Corp
Corp
Blauner's
23
300
1
30%
Feb
:■
-
May
,
Bloomfield Building Industries Inc—
Class
A
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc__
Bohack
5%%
..
(H C)
prior
'
10c
.
Co common
preferred
..
For footnotes, see page 33.
7%
7%
7%
12,200
5% May
11
1
6%
6%
6%
2,300
4% May
9
*
100
3% July
8% Mar
1% July
3 Va
2,500'
9%
1,400
9%
10,000
8A»
Jan
11
Jan
Feb
Jan
18%
Oct
14 Va
Jun
Feb
16
20
20
20 %
4,500
20
Oct
85
85
87%
230
85
Oct
43%
102
Mar
Apr
Jan
May
4%
Jan
4,400
17% May
27%
Sep
6,400
17
May
26% Mar
200
22
.61
Mar
64 % May
62%
57 V2
57%
Oct
1
1,500
1A
23
34
"
l^a
3
1,500
'■3
9,000
3%
4'/a
7%
1 Va
Jun
1 Va
1A
1A
6 %
7A
25,300
7%
7%
2,000
7%
7'A
7%
8.600
3%
3%
3,500
9%
9%
600
3%
4 Va
4,200
8
Jun
1% Mar
Jun
Feb
4% May
1A
713
May
10%
Apr
5% May
14 Va
Feb
3% May ."
"6 A Feb
13% Mar
%
•
15 Va
900
16
9%
7%
14 Va
2,700
31
-
1,300
77%
170
106% 109
109
10'%
7'A
1.100
3%
3,600
%
%
Inc
Jan
34 Va
Sep
4 Va
75 Va May
•
Feb
114 Va
Jan
111'
Jan
Mar
Jan
1
%
Apr
Jun
7%
10%
Oct
15%
Feb
3% May
6%
Feb
71%
30
Apr
Jan
1%
% May
May
Aug
69 Va
75
86 Va May
83
700
13
May
24%
Feb
15%
Oct
Mar
325
25
33
25 Va
31'A
350
30
Jun
42
31
6 Va
6%
300
3%
4
5%
6 Va
300
13
25
Jan
15 Va
25
1
%
2,900
8 V8
800
13
1
1
1
8
8 Va
2,600
22%
22%
22%
200
1%
1
1
10c
lc
25c
*
lVa
1%
5%
5%
5%
5,700
12%
12%
13'A
4,500
81,800
9'%
6 Vu May
Sep
25 Va
Sep
% May
1%
Jan
4% May
9%
Apr
10 Va
Jun
23% Mar
9 Vb
May
20% Mar
13%
12%
14%
15%
15%
16%
1,200
12% May
16%
17 %
9,200
13%
5%
5%
=1,000
10 %
10%
2,600
7Va
7%
500
5%
10%
•
~4%
10%
3,100
5
4%
10 Va
450
103A
34%
'
'
700
•
1
4%
4 Va
4,400
2,900
18
18%
14%
14%
1,300
4%
,.'4%
4%
2,800
1%
5,400
34 Va
900
1%
33
7%
8Va
1,000
3%
,4%
7,000
13,300
6%
_5%
6%
17%
17%
18%
400
ft
%
10%
10 Vb
14
Oct
20
11,900
3%
4%
8%
8%
600
1
4%
1
7 Va
5%
Jun
4% Mar
•
1
Jan
3% May
110%
Feb
38%
Jan
Va May
20 Va
Jan
Oct
8%
Jan
Sep
3%
13 Vu May
4%
1%
Jun
28
Sep
3%
Oct
12%
4%
Jun
3% May
17% July
%
Jun
Feb
Aug
4%
Jan
Oct
5% May
1,100
5
2,900
5% May
5 Va
5 Va
19 Va
"5%
5 Va
5
900
20 V8
5 Va
July
%
14.600
19 Vb
^nn
4%
'
1
Jan
1%
1%
6.500
Jan
Jan
11%
1,900
5%
1
Jun
2,100
1
7% Mar
24 Va
7% May
2
7%
Feb
Jan
5%
6 Va
5 Vb
6
2% May
1%
%
Jan
Jan
7%
6
6%
44%
17 % Mar
1%
5
Feb
14% May
6
%
Feb
Jun
Aug
35,700
~7%
Jan
Jan
3
1,000
rff
Feb
18Vb
15% Mar
4% May
3
14%
1%
Jan
6% May
16,400
Va
18'A
Apr
8
9% Aug
*
Co
Feb
19 Va
Jun
5% May
11
"3%
4%
Feb
13% Mar
19% May
17%
■
Jan
l\k
Jun
Jan
7
Jun
H
7%
Feb
Feb
15
3 Va May
5%
8,200
4
1
50c
1
Commercial Metals Co
5
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation
—25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
,10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
1
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
20c
Consolidated Royalty Oil
*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc.
10c
Construction Products class A
1
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp_
1
continental Connector Corp cl A
50c
Continental Materials Corp
10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp-lOc
Cook Paint & Varnish Co~
15
Cooper-Jarrett
Feb
21%
Aug
7,500
70 %
%
Apr
12'% July
Jun
104
Jan
Jan
22 %
5%
11
3 Va
3%
4
10% May
25 Va
Feb
%
% Jun
Jun
Sep
7%
Oct
3 V4
15
800
'3
%
%
0% Jun
3 Va
225
.■-/■■
.
75 Va
76%
11,800
15%
29%
l.v,v
•
6
700
%
Jan
Oct "
"•
3%
9
4'A
Jun
%
300
7
18
Jan
5% May
Feb
31
7%
..
12,300
7%
u
'
2%
87,500
....
t
9%
May
'
7%
13
3U
*
Sep
Jan
Sep
5
v
%
7
Sep
5
'
Feb
i
13%
8% Aug
10.600
5%
10%
3 A
59 Va May
40
33% July
450
%
52 Va Mar
Jan
'56 ^ MnrA'1
''AO'4
22
Colonial Corp of America—
19%
Bethlehem
800
1%
5
--1
16%
35%
7%
1
%
•
& Minerals—Is
May
Inc
Va May
4'A
34'A
10
Co
Clayton &
Jan
1%
Corporation
May
Co
8,600
49 Va
—
10
Inc
Mar
11 Va
"
.
Corp-
13 va May
Photo
10% Mar
May
7'A Jun
5
■
Jan
9%
—
Manufacturing Co
Clausner Hosiery
Jan
12%
Ltd
Clark Controller Co—_.—.—
10% May
9
i—
Corp
700'
Watch
Apr
19
Jan
1,900
Va
21v*
57%
5
2
.
1,400
Berkey
9
10
1
Christiana Oil Corp
26 Vb Mar
18,000
%
Berkshire Frocks Inc
200
62
2.50
1
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chicago Rivet & MachineChief Consolidated Mining—
Jan
12% Sep
36
13
13
common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Jan
1,200
21%
1
Century Geophysical Corp
Chamberlin Co of America
15% May
5%
1
3.50% pref—100
& Light 4% pfd
100
2,200
■Benrus
5%
21 Va
Power
Century Electric Co
Jan
8% May
22%
convertible preferred-*
$1.50 convertible preferred
*
Jan
23%
5
8
1
*
25c
13Va July
1
1%
*
$1.40 series B
Jan
Jun
1,500
13
4%
Corp
Oct
-9%
10
1
America
Central Hadley Corp
Jan
18%
May
9%
4,800
11
2%
Shoe Corp
11
14-
1
7%
S)
1,500
Va
14%
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Co
& Co
Catalin Corp of
Sep
1,800
42
W)
(J
Carter
11%
(A
Feb
11%
1%
—
preferred—*
& Light $5
Carreras Ltd Amer
19%
Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument Corp
Sep
4
'
5.50
Co
7%
Electronic
3Vb
Va
4
15%
Carolina Power
Mar
5%
22
50c
10c
50c
Bell
Mar
8
15%
8%
8%
1
5
1
11
Bell
29 % Mar
Jun
9%
Corp
Carnation
2'A July
1%
5
.
~1
29% Mar
May
7
5%
•
Capital Cities
Broadcasting
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Sep
4
3
3,800
3%
;
Jan
Jun
3 Vs
13%
Inn
Jan
15'/a
12% May
'*
1
6c
1
50c
Minerals
llVs
Bayview Oil Corp
10%
/ 5
1
<r.
11
3%
1
1
50c
25c
Bearings
Oct
5%
Oct
8% May
21% Jun
4,400
11
5
10c
Beck
May
3
2'A
~5>/a
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Records
Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster Corp
100
~5%
50
50
Canal-Randolph Corp
Canaveral International
110 Mar
1%
1
900
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4
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Bargain Town USA Inc
Barnes
Engineering Co
Barry
21%
~7%
•
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Canadian Williston
Feb
5%
3% Oct
4,700
*
lc
Ltd
Oil
Banner
BarChris
9,000
11%
Clary
Securities Corp
Baldwin
Company
Canadianwide Properties Ltd
Jan
3% May
3%
3%
50c
preferred
5.200
9%
17Va May
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
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Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
1
Canadian Industrial Gas Ltd
2.50
Canadian Javelin Ltd
—*
Canadian Marconi
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
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Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
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23,200
3%
9%
21
—
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Machines Inc
1
Canada Bread Co Ltd
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Canada
Cement
Co
Ltd
;
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Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__l
Canai ,an Dredge & Dock Co—
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Canadian Export Gas & Oil
16 %c
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4'/a Mar
May
20,700
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Jun
2% May
700
21
20
2%
1
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3
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9
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Inc
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Feb
13,100
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Oct
Feb
5%
3
10
1
2.50
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Class
B
Baxer
9
8%
17 Va
16%
5%
rets
Cameo-Parkway
96
7%
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2
8%
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14% July
15%
1
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Fire
Sep
10%
600
;
3
2
1
Feb
100
9
9
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preferred
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Jan
30c
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700
1,300
11
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3
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36
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700
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1
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6% Mar
Oct
•
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Feb
45%
Jun
3
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27%
:
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4
11,300
10 pesos
Jan
27%
7% July
25c
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California Electric Power common
4%
5%
8%
8%
3%
8%
42%
23%
3
Ltd—
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Mar
118 May
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reg
Central Securities Corp
Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Sewing
Jan
4% Jan
10%
pfd_100
Development
Avis
May
2% May
33% Jun
Mining &
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3'A
2
54,500
1
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1
Associated Oil & Gas Co
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Associated Testing Labs
1
10c
Astrex Inc
33'Ac
Atco Chemical Industrial Products—10c
Atico
Financial
Corp
1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
*
Atlantic Research Corp
1
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar
5p
39%
4,800
c
400
£1
35
Oct
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2
Ltd—
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8,000
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20%
—
10
4% Sep
4,600
13%
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deposit rets regular
30%
950
35
19%
2 Vb
27%
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25c
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc_
1
Butler's Shoe Corp
1
BVD Co Inc
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Burnell &
225
34
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2
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Burma
4%
20%
Co
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American
Bunker Hill
4%
26
Services
Baby
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Associated
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Sep
Apr
19%
j.
Finance
.
Jan
4%
34%
1
*
serial preferred
Industries
Inc
12 %
4
12 Va
1
4
1
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14% May
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Jan
Sep
Jan
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28%
3
6 Vb
2
2
Jan
3
35
38%
3,000'
6%
Jan
Jun
6
3,600
f
24%
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65%
43%
1,500
3%
3%
11%
Sep 1
8%
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8'A Mar
Jun
6%
13.%
Inc
Arrow Electronics
Avien
255"
13,500
8%
F Company
Budget
85 % May
7% Aug
4% May
7,900
46%
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warrants
Co
&
Aurora
Jan
25%
Altex Aluminum
Audio
Oct
78%
50c
Co com
convertible preferred
Atlas
1%
250
/*
2%
8%
60c
May
6,500
2
2.50
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Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
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Jan
2%
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Inc
Asamera
Jan
9%
Jun
5
3%
2%
—1
5
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
35c
14%
800
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Feb
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Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
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1
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6
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3%
21
2%
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Jan
4%
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5
5
2
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3%
35
4 Vb
2
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American Thread 5%
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American
Anchor
45%
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2%
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American
7% Aug
4%
20
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1
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Business
100
1
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American Book Co
American
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10
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Ambassador
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Mar
8
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American
Feb
9
Jun
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Brown Forman
Jan
9
8%
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Alloys Unlimited Inc
Almar Rainwear Corp
Alsco
3%
36,300
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8%
3
5
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Co
54
July
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49
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50
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dep
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45
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:
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5
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100
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91
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100
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American Engineering
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July
15% May
17
Jan
Jun
9
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15%
Jun
6,100
1
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Brillo Manufacturing Co
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
Jan
14%
'
100
—
Breeze
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8
common
Brazilian Traction
87% Mar
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90
——*
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10
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.
4%
Oct
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50%
1
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12
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15% Jan
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whether
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20c
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16
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Sep
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300
8
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20 ys
27%
4V4
_10c
"
.fa Jun
3,400
Sep
,20
—
1
:
July
6
34%
>—>■■■
Corp class A—10
Products Inc
6 Vz
Oct
2,400
105
>
Jan
14 y2 Mar
6Va
13 Vb
20
5
5
2,400
'4%
Feb
3%
"
6
*
A
12 y4
Jun
2% May
> Oct
7
2%
9%
.1
5%
2200
25V8
10%
.100
Jan
Sep
10%
27%
2.50
Jan
1
7.50
Co
Sep
6%
-
Sep
13,300
11 Va
.
10%
26%
7% Sep
3% May
'1
6
34%
13 Vz
*
Jan
'May
18%
"lVa
18 Va
1
^
common—
Vitamin
'
1
50c
.'
Sep
18 Vz
1,600
5 Va
%'
4%
5Va
IS
18%
*
Sep
3,800
6%
2%
7%
6Ve
7%
1
Jan
4%
13%
7
Feb
Mar
80
14%
'300
2%
Feb
40
'106
15%
2,700
5%
2%
__5
Co
Tnc
9%
—1
2.50
■__
(Harvey)
13%
7%
5%
■> 6V2
u,
1
common.
Motors
13%
Sep
Jan
12
2,400
50c
&; Co
preferred
4%
Feb
7% May
12 % Sep
3% Mar
200
13
7%
5%
10
Baking Co
B
Jun
500
•
Hardart
Mfg
May
July
13%
l
1.25
A_
Hardart
(The)
4 Vb
25c
&
Electric
12%
4 Va
__4__;
(Geo A)
97
4,500
10%
9%
12%
10c
Corp
class
-
10 Vb
1_
Industries Inc
Ltd
18
100
71
10c
common
International
Co
2,200
47%
Jun
•
102
102
.
Oct
22
100
A
Oil
200
23%*
22%
22%
♦
pfd._^___100
"warrants"—
Co
*
*
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
9%
,
25c
16%
_i
,
•
6% July
28 Vz Apr-
16%
.
!
;>Y 4%. .peb;
3% May
2,900
7%
67/8
><;•
JJ
.
2% May
300
—
17
15%
-,0:H
7,400
2%
10c
Independent Telephone Corp____:
j.__i
Indianapolis PWr & Light 4% pfd__^100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp—50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc.,
_25c
11%
Oct
>2% JUn
.
1
23%
Jan
15y4 Aug
160
Jan
.
116
1,100
~ 2,100
v.! % Aug
6,800
Hudson &
30% Jan
16% Jan
May
8% May
July
150
7,000
5%
:
6Va
1
Hycon Manufacturing Co_
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
67/a Feb
21
Feb
37/a Feb
9V!i Feb
Sep
10% May
9,800
129% 132
.
r
—
:
f
9% Oct
iy8 Oct
4% Jun
800
-1%
4%
10%
4%
15 Va
4.
..fa
5,200
Hudson
8
7
Oct
4% May
13y8 May
1,100
15 y4
3
Jan
Jan
y8
fa
.25
Inland Credit Corp cfass A
3
5%
6%
25%
Mar
9'/4 Aug
9% Apr
2iy« Mar
14%
Jun
4% Jun
1,900
3,200
4%
4%
9
*
23
Jun
1% May
2y4May
20,200
~4y2
?Sep
2% -Jun
iHf
Class
8% Feb
7% Jan
4%May
2,200_
22,400
2
ljlOO
5%
Huhbell
Jan
600
jIA
Mar
3,300
3%
6%
Howell
13% Mar
Oct
28 ya
41
190
21/4
%
Hoskins
Jan
6%
3%
3%
3'5%;May
35%
4%
5%
Jan
9,700
1,400
14%
>1
v—
Flying Tiger Line Inc
"8%
4%
4%
"ZZZ2.50
Ford Motor of CanadaPriest City Enterprises
footnotes,
V
3% Sep
y8 July
800
.
Light
Horn &
Feb
16,700
1 Va
^or
—
1
_i0c
Sterling ;Inc
fGeo -Ay
5y4
'
2,600
Jan
6V8
Horn
Jan
A
-
1%
Warrants
Inc_
15 V*
>7%
^3%
27%
"4%
1
_25c
Fischer & Porter Co
Fishman (MH> Co Inc
May
6%
7
i/ff
2%
i0c
Corp_^___^____..
Corp. common
60c convertible -preferred—
'^ullcr
5
4%
27%
Plastics & Chemicals Inc
Fotr chrome
-3%
100 Y- 1
Feb
16
%
Hormei
>17% Jan
800
.
Feb
Jan
6 Vb
Class B
55% Jan
3% Jan
IV*
~4%
Financial General Corp__
.__y_
_i0c
First National Realty & Construction
Firth
Sep
4%
4%
3%
.1
Federated Purchaser class A
Filmways
Jun
3%
i
Fanny Farmer Cand^ Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd_
Fargo. Oils Ltd_____;
Fields
Jun
2
.
'7%
5%
5%
6%
Drilling Co__^__J11l50
Petroleum
3
42
-
2,600
•
5%
1%
May
147/a
1
Industries Inc
Home
Sep
7
Fairmont Chemical Co
Felmont
10,600
100
-■
_—
„
Jan
5
7
3%
100
Corp_
2 VB
104
Jun
2%
1
Falcon Seaboard
•
26%
May
% Jun
1
Inc
Hofmann
7V4 Feb
7% Jan
:
ioc
Co
44%
-:..
3
3,100
1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines—
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc—
Holophane Co
Home Finance Group Inc
Jan
7
_$1 or 25c
.
Rule
2
4%
,__i
Exquisite Form Indus Inc
>
44%
■
Y5%
;
—1
1
Corp_
Corporation Ltd
3% ;
;Y:;:: 3
~2%
.__1
Chemical
Evans
.;■>
__1
Erie Forge
-
2,900
Feb
3%
"
10a: t
2%
&a<i
—2 >1
L1^__—* 02 jtfer
25c
17
1
7
10
Inc
Hoffman
Jan
39% Mar
28% Jun
•.
Mar
"3%
1
50c
Bishop Inc
Class
8% Jan
2y2 May
98
Equity Corp
10 ys
4% May
4% Jun
3,400
12
5% July
10c
Hoe
9% Jan
6% Jan
__1
Inc_
Jan
1,200
5%
2
Y»."'Y >
•
Jan
5
•6%
35%
~2
—i
Corp
(Paul)
Electric
Hilton
32% Feb
Jun
18%
Corp
—.
._
:
8 Vb
10
Jun
2
%
Jan
Apr
ftifay
500
6,800
6 %
Apr
8y4
2%
2% May
6%
12
*
Jan
Apr
10 Vz
Jun
2Va
3
5
Corp
15%
30
22% Sep
—1
HIgbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer. Ind Inc new
5% convertible preferred
Hill's Supermarkets Inc
22% Jan
3,900
4%
13%
4%
July
_25c
Facilities
Electronics Corp of America
El-Tronics Inc
Emerton
5 "
19
6,100
Y>Y
__
4%
1%
6
v
Apr
2iy2 Mar
-
"
3%
%
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
8% July
12
300
9%
28%
Jun
6
Augr
'8% May
20 y8 Sep
8
May
3% July •
2
Y
lVa
com
Co„,.__—i_
4%. preferred
Feb
8ya May
4%
Electronic Research Associates Inc__:10c
Electronic Specialty Co
50c
165
140
6
200
•
700
91/a
50c
Helmerich & Payne Inc
Henderson's Portion Pak Inc
180
5,900
1,600
6Vb
4,500
-
21
20%
i.9c
—
Corp__
Stores
Heller
30% Mar
Feb
Jun
2,500
1
6%
9%
■
,
Heli-Coil
Feb
12%
__
-13%
1
-
8
12
II
v
21
i
Helena Rubenstein inc
Feb
Feb
2,500
6
1
10c
Corp
Electronic Assistance
53
13%
15%
.
,
18%
6V4
9%
10c
Land
American
Haven
7% Feb
Sep
May
14% Jun
_2
Electronic Communications
Electronic &
;
12%
*
1%
230
—
Harvey's Stores elass A
Hastings Mfg Co_,
Havana Lithographing Co
Apr
15%
15%
:i——b
Corporation
3
1%
1,200
i
_'10c
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc—50c
Jun
155
:
27/a
1%
6%
Corp^The)
Hazel
4% Jun
3,400
.
—
2%
Jan
Harvey Radio Co Inc
4% Jan
36
50
2%
27/a
1
Hartford
15% Feb
7% Jun
Jun
400
;>y
50
4%
•
__
77/a
7%
50
50
406
2%
2%
Y;
Y
■'
•
.___
Y
i
Western Producers common—60c
Heinicke
25
Company
Eastern Freightways Inc
—_i20o
Eastern States Corp commbn.
1
• •
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Echlin Manufacturing Co
Jun
iy8 May
8%
56,600
Hartfield
E
Eastern
Fed
3 %
13,600
8%
•
4'A
Hecla
Eastern
If 17%
800
8ya May
1% Apr
1%
i
2Va
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
Mar
May
8
Aug
6
Ham
Feb
1% May
4,400
18,600
13
35 y4
4
Hardeman
4% Aug
6% May
29%
Jun
20c
Hamilton Electro
*5% Apr
Jun
2
2%
7%
2 Vz
27%
__1
Hall Lamp
9% May
Feb
Jun
29 y2
300
-
13% Jan
8V8
2Vz
31
700
H & B American
17% Sep
20
29%
30%
'6%
Gulton Industries InC
Apr
Jun
•
1
Sep
:::5
Industries—
Gulf & Western Industries
Mar
Sep
15%
15 Va
Gulf States Land &
45
9% May
14,900
4
'
15o
Co
Corp
17 ya
Jun
5
23%
Oct
17% Mar
43
Jun
33%
Jun
13%
11% Mar
Jun
36
7 ya
-a
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Y
25
35 V4
■
1
Co
Y
12%
500
20% Mar
Jun
10% Jun
700
12%
37%u
900
137/8
1
4
—1
,
Feb
16%
13%
17,700
•
Feb
16%
1%
Gulf
25% Jan
Sep
7y4 jun
14%
13% May
12%
37%
7.50
•
Harris
Dynalectron
3%M»r
8y4 May
•
Co; Ltd
preferred_
Dorsey (The) Corp
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration Co
Driver
1% Jun
107/a
•
common
..$2
12% Feb
3,200
•
&^Ch§Plical Co Ltd—•
Dominion Textile
Dorr-Oliver
Sep
300
l7/s
li7/a
2%
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel '& Coal ord stock
9%
9%
15%
4%
Warrants
6 A May
l7/a
1
4
conv
Sep
4%
9%
4%
10s
reg
Diversey Corp..
Dixilyn Corp class A
A
4
400
4%
Oct
16%
Grocery Stores Products
Ltd—
Co
17 V* Mar
3%
Inc
Jan
Jun
•1%
Industries
July
10%
4%
GuerdOn
-
100
•1%
Grow
I
13
''16%
Jan
10% Jun
•600
i
—
Jan
14 Vb
1
—
preferred series A
Hydraulics
Feb
35
12%
—5
Gridoii Freehold -Leases
Griesedieck Company
5% Jan
l7/a
Corporation
Rapids Varnish-
Oct
29%
;
1-3%
Co—:—16%
Manufacturing
99 Vi
'
12%
.
'*
10c
Greer
6% Jan
2
Dielectric Products
8A
Sep
Jan
Jun
Sep
Jan
103 Vz
_♦
1
6%
10% Sep
12%
12 Vz
■'
1,000
*
10%:- 20,100
10%
10 %
6,100
"
Feb
i%
15%
Y
'
Jun
4%
1
Great
% Jan
Sep
13
Great .Basins Petroleum Co
9% Aug
12% Jan
% May
8
16%
Great'Lakes Botfling Corp_
Great .Lakes Chemical Corp—
149% Apr
12Feb
7%
1'43A
94 Vz
300
17
May
16,100
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great "American Industries Inc
29% Jan
40
18%
140
7%
99%
T2%
100
10
Aug
13% Mar
"
July
May >
10 %
3,000 *
102
97
13.
4,000
12 Vz '
Sep
Jan
14
Oct
l
.
40 y4
10 y8 May ;
7
Jun
5%
___•—
Grand
12% Mar
27,300
1% '
9%
4%
corn-
Inc—
Inc
Gorham
13% Feb
Oct
1
Products
Oils
7
2
140
1
Devon-Palmer
600
3,500 ~
157/a
r».
47/a
.
Mav
4%
Goodway Printing Co Inc__
Jewelry class A
12% Jan
2%
1
Manufacturing
May
7%
i8y8
i
Goodman
13
2,400
10,500
11%
16%
*
1
.
Gordon
Mar
31
Oct
10-
-new
Jan
7%
Desilu Productions Inc
debenture
250
2
.1
B
1,800
10%
1
98
1
B—___
—
Mills
Knitting
9%
27
Jan
15 VB Mar
3!5 Mar.
> 100
—4c
Co inc
(Adolf)
1,500
lVa
._50c
Goldfield Consolidated Mines_
Jan
7
1 y4 Mar
iy4
Union
Gobel
29%
.
12%
*
class
"Security SyStebms
Gloray
Jan
5% Apr
Sep
5
50c
5
«%
3%
3
~3
1
Dejay Stores
Dennison
9%
4% May
3,700
3%
5%
2.50
_20
Inc
Dayco Corp class A pref
D C Transit System Inc cl
Defiance
4%
10c
Brothers
Mines
4%
3%
50a
50c
Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
28%
25,000
:
Jan
2%
11% July
Y 7% Feb
.
*
Ltd——
Mines
Globe
Daitch
Oct
67/a
47/8
102
Co—.,——
Globe
D
ey8
6%
4%
1
——'——————
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Glenmore
6%
12
:•
Y
12 VB
Giant Foods Ihc cdm class A n v__
15y8 Mar
9% May
Jun
1
16
May
ii7/b
8
3
10%
Corp_;
Feb
8
21
May
11%
ny4
8
1
common
7V2
10%
9%
12
1114
class A common—1
Cutter Laboratories
6%
7
1014
May
2%
10
800
1.500
6,000
29%
Geiiung's Incorporated
;—
Georgia Power $5 preferred— _:—
$4.60 preferred ———
2%
3%
•14%
General Stores
12%
3
Jan
Mar
6% May
1V* May
7% Sep
127/s
8% Jan
12%
7,700
15%
7 % Mar
35%
98
5% Jun
1,000
8%
.J-l
5% May
17% Jan
600
1%
77/a
7%
3 >
.2.50
Corporation
3% Aug
2%
25c
10c
*
•
Co
Crystal Oil
Class
3%
12'/2
Corp__25c
(Md)
.5
6
1%
___1
—
100
6%
4
1,000
5%
5
—
Corp
Plywood
~4%
4%
,__£1
dep rets ord reg
Firepfoofing
18% Jan
>
Sep
1% Apr
1
—
—
American
General
Jun
Sep
1
Corp.
General Electric Co Ltd—
5Va Jan
2y« Jun
400
>
%
4
——
2,500
6%
3%
—
Industries
2%
2Va*
—
1
Crowley Milne* & Co
Crown
-
8
25 y8
1
General Gas Corp
Crose
100
900
1
General Development Corp—
Feb
10% Feb
47/a Aug
-200
rr-
High
93
"wts"—
General
7,200
34y4
•33%
»
May
11
26%
1
Battery & Ceramic
General Builders Corp
2% Jan
% May
11
25%
100
Y General
11% Mar
6% July
30
Low
H
common^-.—
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
General Alloys Co
5%
7% Feb
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
":Y
High
26%
*
Co
Power
Gatlneau
11% Feb
■
67V
(ord reg)—£1
1
American dep receipts
Instruments Corp_
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)__50c
9%
Jun
May
5
2,800
6%, :
;
Low
1
Inc
Garan
Feb
~53A
Shares
^gvK:; "y
"16% Jan
1,400
'
Cox
'Creole Petroleum
3,200
>6%
for Week
Par
Jan
7%
1714
Feb
6%
Range
of Prices
Feb
7%
6
«.
Last
Sale Price
V
17 V*
7%
17 y4
5
Coro Inc
Jan. 1
Range Since
Shares
of Frices
Sale Frio*
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
week
fot
luuge
Last
STOCKS
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 5)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
.
1
Aug
26% Mar
A Mar
Number 6201
196
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1475)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE <R.»g«
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Range
of Prices'
Sale Price
-
Sales
for Week
Week's
Last
STOCKS
'Low
Par
Friday
Low
Sale Price
High
1
Glass Co
1
Jefferson Construction Co
Jefferson
Lake
Asbestos
9%
8%
7.
3%
Corp__
3,300
4
3%
7%
1
8%
.
2 Va
3,.00
7% V.
5%
•'.-,
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals-
10%
5%
5
Morse
23% Apr
76%
May
Jan..
9 Va
Feb
B.
warrants
Industries
Corp
2
_
2
A
(The)
2%
2%
2%
.75c
4%
4%
1C0
7,7
A
.10c
Inc
5 Va
l7/a
1,400
6,900
7-
2
4 Vb
4U
Feb
5%
Jun
July
7>
Jan
12
May
1
Movie
7%
Star
Inc
Tel
Inc
k
.
Corp—4
Kaltman (D) & Company.
—50c
'RightS,
—.—7—
i-.
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%% pfd__100
Katz Drug Company-—
1
5V2
Kaufman
&
Kavanau
Corp.,
Kawecki
Broad
Bldg Co
Chemical
Co—
class
13%
24
9%
9
4%
g%
A
50c
-
•
.
127/8
Oct
26%
Minerals Corp Ltd
Kleer-Vu Industries Inc
May
18
Apr
10%
10%
.10%
V- v 2,500
9%
Sep
21%
25 %
23%
25%
6.300
20 %
8%
18 %
11%
12%
12%
:
1%
1,000
9 %
May
'■i
200
g;
100
2 %
:
8,000
:2%
15%
15%
29
15%
16%
7 3 Va
16%
^
:
I
12%
V
5%
17%
100
13%
18%
1%
1%
5%
5
5%
16%
100-
19%
1%
Sep
10
10
1
9 Vb
8%
—
,r_l
2%
2%
18%
11
Company
3%
5
10
Lanston Industries: Inc—-.
Larchfield Corp
National Electric
National
Equipment
National
Petroleum
National
Presto
10 Va Mar
.7
24 Vb
I Class A
;
3%
200
Jan
700
31/4
3»/45 '
.
L
5%
4%
Rental
2%
200
2%
20,200
13
10%
L0%x
20%
19%
20%
7%
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National Casket Company
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9% May
4% May
15,700
17%
M-7q7
2"%
16
6,000
4
-
%
,
1,000
17%
5
fe-
2%
13% May
.13% Jun
3,900
~3%
3 Lv
16%
~5
OCt
15
2,800
23,u00
•
12%
,
Y1
6% Aug
18% Feb
'N
Industries Inc
Napco
'
2% Sep
.
.....2.50
1
;
1,100
15%
23%'
■V
Sep
% July
^£77
Namm-Loeser's Inc_^
National
29
7—-25o
Knott- Hotels Corp-_--;—
.—_LLLiii.L5'!
Kotftin Corp
■
'
JL
7.50
Kratter (The) Corp-class A
'
—1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
33 %c
Kulka" Smith Electronics Corp
10c
-13 Va
Jau
Jan
4
6%
41%
„
1,000
Jan
14%
4%
10%
Nachman Corp
Feb
13% Aug
73% Sep
1 % Feb
1%
.
,
'
'1%
2%
1
1
!
14
%
-
:l
10c
-
Jun
7
50% Feb
8%
1%
■
Feb
May
1,600
.
L;
—1
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
Klion: (H L) Inc-i—J—7.
4% May
3% Jan
4 Va Jan
5,600
Apr
10 %
Feb
9 V2
—1
Kirkland
•'
2.50
2.50
14
25
153%
!
99 % Mar
3,300
5,000
i.
LI
.L-.-—-1
.
Jan
14
1.25
Kirkeby-Natus .Corp-__-_L_
r,'";:---10
Co
13%
Muskogee Co--^45
Muter Company
..M..50o
; 4%
% Sep
15%
Products^_l-_---._---:-.»—L-l
Kinney Service Corp
Kirtoy Petroleum Co--—A-.
1/64
97
10c
—i
Jan
.
14%
1%
Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston
1/256
1% Sep
1/256 Oct
12%
'Copper Cobalt Ltd
Kin-Ark Oil
3%
'
97
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc—
;
1
Kidde (Walter )
Co.-_-__-—7~-u2.50
Kilembe
<4,800
148,000
Mfg
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Jan
13 %
—25c
—
:i%
10%
14%
1;
;
1%
5V5» Oct
'
__—1
,
-.
23,100
1/128
—
—
5%
.1%
.
5Va
300
•24%
—-1
Ohio
Murray
Industries
6
2.50
Mirntz TV Inc
■
Jun
2,000
12.50
Tel
&
MPO Vldeotronlcs class A..
;
4%
High
Jan
800
4%
144%
5%
,
Kaiser
Low
50
.8
1
States
'7 :
7Va
1
Movlelab Inc
Mar
4%
Range Since Jan. 1
•//.
High
.,-.4
Mount Vernon Mills
Mountain
for Week
Shares
152% 152%
25c
preferred
Mt Diablo Company
*
Series
Jetronic
Jupiter
Products
6%
11% Mar
'77
May
Electro
Low
•
Mt ciemens Industries common
'
52/a Jun
300
1,700
.
Oct
8aies
Range
of Prices
7'. .'7y'7V','.r ••:7;i7':7?!''.:77^7 Par
V7;
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Jeannette
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
:i
High
fo, w~k e„<m oc,obe, 5>
STOCKS
Shares
31
&
Phillips-Eckhardt
Minerals
Electronics
8 Va
8%
12
68%
-
9%
300
8%
2%
1,800
.12%
2%
2%
68%
8%
1,600
69%
500
400
9%
2,100
27
l°c
1
1
26 Va
26 Va
5%
-
—
2,800
3
5%
6Va
3.700
11%
1IV4
11%
5,800
iS
4,400
%
6%
7
4
10
5,500
Jun
Jan
5Va
Jan
12
Sen
Oct
24%
Jan
68 %
Sep
88% Mar
8% May
24%
Jun
*
'
~6%
Jan
8 Va May
2iT.
2%
5% May
"9%
Jun
11%
Apr
33%
Apr
16%
27%
Jan
Jan
Aug
111
Jan
4Vs May
B%
Fob
14
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
(1476)
32
.
.
.
Monday, October 8, 1962
>
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 5)
Friday
Week's
Shares
—5
10 pesos
Industries
Dist Tel Co
Philippine Long
Scale
Corp
class A
Products
(The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell
Canada
Oil Royalties Ltd
Corp of
Prairie
3%
4
500
6% May
Jan
13 Vb
5%
Jun
53/4
Jun
8%'Mar
/ 73%
700
;;a7V
Jun
10^8 Mar
10%
10%
400
7
97%
100
935/a
Jun
17%
17%
18%
3,000
12 5/8
Aug
975/s
8%
8%
8%
Apr
20
Apr
10% Jan
13% Mar
Sep
6%
Jun
28%
500
JUn
J
Feb
109%
13% Feb
<^V4
si
Feb
5%
300
97%
4
1%
1%
63/4
6
South
Penn
Southern
1,400
2,300
13%
8%
1,900
67
8%
63
3,700
5%
4.78%
19% Feb
4.56%
cumulative
12% Mar
67
Oct
4.48%
convertible
4.32%
2%
'2%
211
4,800
•
1
66%
29 %
29 %
29%
250
4%
43/4
1,000
4%
Aug
30
29%
30%
5,800
23%
Jun
8%
500
8
Jun
.
Sep
38 %
Jun
4.24%
Apr
2%
1% Jun
29
cumulative
cumulative
4.08%
cumulative
Class
B
—
Ltd
Mines
Preston
Proctor-Silex Corp
Progress
$1.25
Mfg Co Inc common
convertible preferred
Prophet (The) Company
Southern
Mar
Southern
Co
Corp
Telephone
Rico
Puerto
6
1,600
5% Jan
65/a
4%
4%
3,200
4%
8% Mar
9
8%
93/8
4,100
8% Aug
20 %
20%
100
20
20%
21
800
18 Vb
-
Sep
Jun
17
Jan
Aug
227/a
Feb
May
10% May
26%
Apr
13
Jan
87
94% Sep
•
preferred
4*4%
8% May
500
511
4%
11%
11%
92%
93
50
48%
50
500
45%
Jun
1,300
Colorado—
Service of
Public
8%
8%
13% Apr
13% Apr
6
100
20o
•
Gas
Providence
8%
10c
10o
1
1
1
20
1
California
9% lab
43
July
Pipe Line—————1
Southern Realty & Utilities——
1
Southland Royalty Co—
5
5
10%
10 Vb
103/4
1,400
10%
Oct
21%
Jan
Standard
287/b
21%
8,900
13%
Jun
23 5/b
Sep
Standard
Shares
Corp
class B
Stanley Aviation Corp
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Star Industries Inc class A
Standard-Thomson
'
Q
"
•
Tube
Standard
2%.
2%
2i7<v
1
•
Corp
Quebec Power Co
Quebec Lithium
26
26%
2,
1,100
26%
Feb
Feb
34
Jun
25
575
418
May
Starrett
R
(The)
Inc
25c
•
20c
1
—
Ramco Enterprises Inc
Rahier Industries Inc
class
Inc
Ramo
A
1
Rapid-American Corp__—
10
Packing Co
Rath
40c
—1
America-
Of America—;———
Real Properties Corp of
Warrants
Feb
Steel
73%
10,100
May
9%
Sep
Stelma
4%
900
43/8 July
7%
Feb
Stepan Chemical Co__
25'%
25 %
26
4,300
22% May
37%
Feb
12
11 %
12
2,100
10
18%
Feb
Stephan (The)
CompanySterling Aluminum Products
—
26 3/8
23%
19%
26%
4
11,000
Reeves Soundcraft
Corp..
Investment
Reinsurance
(Robert)
Corp
Co
&
Co
Insurance
19
193/4
10%
11
7%
'
r—
7%
13%
7,600
23
;
2%
;/
/
33%
23
2%
33%
4
4%
:./ 3%
67%
10
10% May
5% May
3,200
1%
66%
9%
100
2 3/a
,
_
3,200
33%
11,000
4%
%
■
•
.
10 %
;/
63/a
.
3%
6,200
'
2,500
4%
4
4%
700
1
10c
13%
13
14%
1,800
834 Z 93/8
2,500
Corp
Inc
50c
1
•
Argentine Mining Co
Riageway Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Finance
Robinson
Rochester
Rodney
Rogers
Jan
to
1
Broadcasting Inc
/
v.
,w
Inc—_.
Brothers
Rosen" u
I
Products Inc
Inc—
Products
Rowland
Royal American Corp
Inc
Russeks Fifth Avenue Inc
Consolidated Petroleum
Ryan
Rytrson & Haym;*
(J
B)
9%
93%
10 3%
3,900
3/8
Jun
11,500
17s
3%
Jun
7%
5%
53%
4,700
5
5%
8%
10 Va
i9g
i5b May
84 3/a
86
5%
9%
7"%
Jun
19%
Feb
Jan
Jan
8%
Jun
82%
Jun
86%
Feb
55/s
Oct
13%
Jan
13
200
11 Vb
Jun
113%
200
10%
Jun
3i«
3ik
100
26% Mar
12 3%
Jan
/
5%
57/a
6
3%
37/s
4
73%
8 5/a
/
3'/a July
1,200
500
*
10%
Jan
8 5/b
Oct
73%
6%
73%
2,100
5%
Jun
18 V8
Jan
12 3%
123%
123%
200
11 %
Jun
30%
Jan
10
10
10%
1,300
2
2ye
1,100
12 % Mar
8 3% May
v
2
5%
Jun
Jan
15% Mar
85%
8 3/8
8%
600
135/8
135/8
133%
25,100
45/8
4%
43%
5,000
3% May
73%
Jan
2%
23/b
2%
3,500
13%
Jun
5
Jan
3 %
2%
3'/a
4,300
2 3%
Jan
4% July
33/8
3%
1,400
25/a May
7% May
Jun
15.%
73/a
4%
Feb
Jan
class
Inc
Class
B
2
A
Electric Co
International
Taylor
10
*
5
San
San
8%
Ltd_—16 pesos
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Carlos
Co
Milling
series
series
4.40%
series preferred-
5.60%
Petroleums Ltd-
Sarcee
Co_.
Fisher
&
Sayre
Gems Inc_
Screen
——;
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Sealectro
Telectro
Seeman
(The)
Bros
Corp
Corp
Teleregister Corp
TelePrompter
Engineering
Tenney
Oil
Texam
Texas
4%
Co
&
Power
Light
of
Canada
Petroleum
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Textron
Silver
Transistor
Corp__
Creek Precision Corp_.
Bluer-Miller Mines
btm-nv
Lighting
Ltd
Inc
rets
def registered
deposit
rets
ord
Shipyards
Toledo
Apr
Feb
3%
3%
1A
1%
20%
21%
23/4
2%
May
5,800 r
10
11
15
73%
600
143/b
8%
4,500
173/8
2,200
103/4
11%
1,300
10%
103/4
200
17
17
400
13/8
1%
34
333/4
243/8
i>
313%
Feb
8%
Jun
22%
Feb
10%
Jan
1%
500
18%
2%
Jun
18 3/a
2,800
5%
Jun,
Oct;
.
...
V
8,600
2%
300
8,100
2%
.
63/b
.
,.,
May,,.
/
5% May
% Sep.
%
900
I 3/8
13/a
1,800
14%
14%
300
"3%
3%
3%
3,200
3 %
10%
10 3/4
5%
6%
5,000
24
14,300
30
313/8
30%
30-
31%
400
73/8
500
8% Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
13 %
Sep
10
May
Jun
4%.tJan
,5% Feb
93/0 Mar
Sep
5
26%
113% Mar
17%" Jan
303%
Aug
103%
•,
Jan
2 3/a
% May
Jun
2,500
11
Sep
1 Vb
12 3%
%
%
13/8
,-
].
Feb
16
41%
%0f> 16,200
•
Jan
Jan
35
Oct
3
.
13% Mar
27% May
10% Jun
1,300
2%,'-
6%
6%
Apr
20% Jan
Jun
14
6,100
3,800
Feb
Jan
193/4 May
15% Jun
10 %
Feb
18
May
4% May//
7%
16 %
Jan
14%
14
800-
153/8
7%
Jan
4%
Jun
17%
Feb
Mar
30%
,
Jun
153/s
14%
12
/23%
July
1,200
10 3/4
11
1
13 May
15
May
2% Jun
2,500
23/4
IfY
6%
Jun
6
14,700
20%
9%
I
Jun
Feb
66
Mar
Tower
Universal
Corp
.
12,000
28 3/a
Jun
l3/8
Oct
211/s
Aug
H
Jun
Corp
Airlines
Apr
Apr
8 3/a Mar
50 3%
6 5/b
Apr
Jan
93/4
10 3/8
14,200
8%
Jun
26 5/s
2%
2%
25/8
4,800
2%
Jun
4%
500
23/4
2%
6 %
6 %
7
4%
4 %
4%
2 Vb
2%
1%
15/8
2,000
4 3/s
45/8
6 3/a
2% May
Jun
2,100
55/s
12,200
4%
Sep
300
1%
Jur
1A
Feb
Forging Corp
Oct
7%
Jan
Trav-ler Radio
113/4
Feb
Triangle
Oct
93A
Jan
Tri-Continental
Jan
True Temper Corp
Jan
Jan
Jan
14% Mar
8%
Jan
3
Jan
800
75/a
Jan
7%
2,000
4% May
93%
3/8
13/8
~6%
6,300
%
Sep
75
933%
Jan
%
95
"is
1 %
98
lie
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
3/8
3%
3,900
A July
53%
6%
2,100
5% May
10
10
7,000
8
16% Mar
18%
2,600
16%
Jun
5,300
1%
Jun
3 3/a Mar
10%
Jun
15% Mar
9
173/s
13/4
2
16%
16%
21
213%
300"
17
21%
;
'May
16% May
Oct
22
Mar
Apr
26%
Feb
38
Feb
2,300
21
913% May
4%
Jun
5 i°g
Sep
2%
SeD
2 3%
1,500
19% May
26%
Feb
Jan
60
85% July
5s
5s
223/4
233/s
89
89 %
"43/4
223/4
89 %
~5
3
5
3%
3%
3%
12%
Aug
3,600
45%
2,200
2% May
10
Sep
July
12 Vb
800
33/8
33/8
35/8
2,400
3%
Jun
10c
7%
7%
75/B
1,100
6%
Jun
8%
"warrants"
45/8
16%
Jan
1% May
33% Jun
12
Steel
Williams
&
36
9%
♦
1
*
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com
Transue
36
18%
5c
Inc
Mar
Jun
6,500
37
May
7% July
53% Mar
1%
1
Photolab
20
231/2
7%
35%
353/4
22
353/8 Mar
100
1
1
preferred
Mining of Nevada
Tonopah
Jan
J
-
12% May
20
Corp
4%%
Edison
registered
Lux
800
8%
8%
8%
Jun
4%
Jun
5
Jan
12 % Mar
73/8
Aug
18 3% Jan
6%
Jan
12
Feb
13
Mar
Feb
5
37/8
43/8
1,800
3
May
161/8
800
13
May
22 3%
93/8
23,100
63/a
400
6
Sep
3
Oct
5% Mar
4
4%
23,500
6
71/4
4,500
5%
13/4
1%
1%
1,600
l3/4 May
57/a
Corp
Conduit &
;
Cable
Co
10
6% May
27/a May
Mar
11
5%
Jan
Co
Union Gas
3%
Jan
Aircraft
Asbestos
Union Investment
Products
55/8
4,100
37/8 May
6%
Feb
133/4
13%
141/4
10,500
Jan
United Canco Oil &
10%
11%
7,100
10% May
IO1/4 Oct
26%
11%
375/8
Jan
United
13%
127/e
135/8
2,600
127/8
24 3/8 Mar
33A
41/8
4,200
31/2 May
5,100
4
45%
Oct
9% Mar
10%
Jan
16
Jan
12%
12%
12%
100
91/2 May
55/8
5%
53/4
1,400
51/2 May
223/4
22%
22%
22,000
18
Jun
25%
Jan
74 %
74V4
773/4
2,900
74
Aug
1191/2
Jan
92
93%
93%
50
~~%
i6<r
4,900
21 '/a
221/4
15,800
27
27
Aug
83/8 Mar
98%- Jan
50
43/4
3/4
II
30 5/a
Feb
Jun
3/4
Jan
U
Feb
United
19 Yb May
31
32
May
Feb
4%
Jun
7%
9,200
3/4
Jun
l5/a Mar
Apr
"
1
T^n
3/8
2%
21/8
3,700
% May
7,800
25c
2
%
July
3%
1
Improvement & Investing„2.60
United Milk Products—__
—5
United Molasses Co Ltd—
American dep rects ord regis
10c
United N J RR & Canal
—100
U S Air Conditioning Corp
50c
U S Ceramic Tile Co
1
U S Natural Gas
1
Sep
20
-_v
United
%
900
;
Gas Ltd vtc
Corp
United Foods Inc
22%
4%
Elastic
1
1
Corp
United
Oct
5
*
4
20
50r
of Canada
Co
Union Stock Yards of Omana
10% May
11
2,300
700
"
11%
253/a
26%
26
__
26
7,700
200
Oct
11
8% Mar
213%
24
Jan
Oct
43'%
Jan
May
255/8
28%
Jan
U
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
United
Jun
5
12
4%
4%'
26 3/a
warrants
8% Mar
200
6
33.
May
9
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit
5 7/8
For footnotes, see page
5
1
class A—
Thriftimart Inc
World
3
U
Feb
34%
1,000
100
25c
Thorofare Markets Inc
Trans
3
A_10c
16
Jun
53/4
5%
3%
5%
1%
Trans
7%
~45/8
Jun
24%
5
com
Aug
6 VB
221/4
3% Jun
400
3,400
10c
10
Co
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Apr
8%
20c
3,400
11%
26 %
15% May
"warrants"
Inc
Shovel
Thew
223/4
6%
2
Class B
Silicon
4%
Sep
Apr
5% Jan
9,800
10c
20
9%
10c
2
14%
4%
50c
4
*
Co
Jun
2,106
9% Jan
10,900
pfd
$4.56
Jun
15 5/8
100
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Siboney-Caribbean
10%
123/4
94%
Jan
12.50
Common
24%
13/4
Textron Electronics Inc
6 3% July
500
4
Jan
193%
Texsiar Corp
900
1,300
4%
Jun
22%
11%
1
20%
*
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
5
•
Mining
7%
250
Jan
25
26%
25c
Inc
Corporation
300
73/8
4
900
23
12%
4%
32
May
8 3/a
22%
12%
Jan
Jan
2,000
8
8 3/a
14
Feb
75/8
-
193/a
183/4
19%
Feb
6 3/a
Jun
23%
14%
Oct
213/s
10c
Inc
Electronics
Terminal-Hudson
1
5%
~4%
V 2/?;-
.
1%
1
Television Industries Inc
4%
5
43%
_1
20c
Leather Co
Denn
Oct
7%
16
14,800
28%
Oct
4% May
18 3/a
♦
1
& Latz Inc
of America
Servomechanisms Inc
Seligman
Shattuck
91/4
1,100
23/8
Feb
Jan
15% Mar
Sep
10%
Feb
Mar
19%
Warrants
3
Corp—.—
Inc_
Servo Corp
Seton
63%
22%
2
2%
Industries
*
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg
2,100
5%
10c
Seaporcel Metals Inc—
9%
73/8
3
25c
Corp
87/s
U
1
Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard World Airlines Inc__
Jan
4
1
Seaboard
Apr
43%
21%
21,800
2%
32 3%
.Jun
7
1,700
6%
11%
86
*
Inc
Inc
Inc
18 3/4
25c
1
—1
—3.50
Paper Corp
Saxon
21"%
21/4 May
700
73/4
11%
6%
24 / Feb
ti5
1
Operations
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign
Town
*
25c
(Del)
Savoy Industries
Jun
1,000
21%
7%
10%
6%
<
Jun/,
21
12%c
18
20
20
50c
Savage Arms Corp—
500
2%
21
20
-20
preferred
preferred-——
series preferred
5%
43/2%
203/4
23/8
20%
Apr
23% May
/ ;
13%
800
7%
Apr
243/a Mar
23%
20c
10c
1
Corp
Material
Technical
Todd
203/a
*
2.50
Inc
5%
84%
3% Aug
Jun
72
1,500
113/8
5
Amer
Lawrence Corp Ltd
16%
5
common
Amer
Salem-Brosius
,
May
5%
1
common
Technical
Tobacco
St
15%
16%
74
3A
cumulative preferred
4%
Feb
5% Mar
3% May
73% Oct
'
8s/8
518
Jun
5
5,700
Jun
T
Talon
Jan
600
11%
Jun
14
Apr
Apr
873%'Mar
■21% Aug
21% Jan
100
74
3
25c
10c
50c
25c
30 3%
27
■
10c £
1 *
Corp
Jan
Sep
210
55/s
900
.2%
Syntex Corporation
Apr
2,500
86
12%
11%
9%
4% May
5
400
3%
2%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Tampa
'
1,300
9%
53/4
3%
—1>
Ltd
Paper
5%
6%
Petrol Corp/
36% Mar
16% Mar
Oct
b%
5%
3%
-
5
Inc
Jan
Mar
203% Mar
Jun
2
Feb
8
Swanee
600
53/4
Superior Window Co class A
Supermarkets Operating Co
Supronics Corp
Jan
18%
45%
Supercrete
Feb
15%
6%
Apr
5%
6% May
?
18%
4%
Jun
23%
30O
—_1
1
Sunset International
23
Jan
213/a
1,100
14
Sunair Electronics
12% Apr
f
23%
22%
19%
1%
/
223/4
13 5/s
(Del)
Feb
41% Mar
July
18 3/8
ii—
Jan
.9%
Jun
22%
14
5%
Jun
29 Yb
100
18%
Jan
84% Mar
600
——.—-1
———1
Stop & Shop Inc——
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
Corporation
32 %
26%
~i%
Co
Jan
63%
lls/a
Jun
65
——1
50c
(Del)
Jan
1
1
Ltd
Stetson
Inc
Corp
Brewers
Precision
Stylon
50c
Royal School Labs Inc
Sterling
50 3%
•1
May
32
5
1
10c
*
5%
Oct
4
'
500
93/8
1
50c
lc
*
1
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royalite Oil Co
Rusco Industries
;
7%
Jun
May
3%
600
5
1.50
30c
1
1
5
Inc
Field
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Ross
2%
6 3%
5%
£1
ord regis
dep rets
Roosevelt
5,900
63%
1
*
Inc
Royce Ltd—
Amer
4%
2
9%
common
Corp
Rolls
9%
—
—
1965
3
class B
Metals
Rollins
3%
3/8
1
1
Technical Products Inc—20c
Gas & Elec 4% pfd F—100
extended
Vtc
Corp
Inc
Sep
Valley Gas Co—
Rio Grande
Ritter
4
A
series
14
—
—
Jan
23%
Oct
563/a May
9% Jun
Feb
7%
23% Mar
23A May
3
May
/v.
1,550
*
Restaurant Associates
Jan
15%
>
1% Aug
20% Jun
6,700
/
IB
•
68 %
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Rico
24"%
15% May
2,900
7 /. /
.
1
1
1
Co Inc
Arms
Warrants
31% Aug
//ISz/.May/;/!
6,700
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Foil Inc
Resistoflex
Jun
Parts
Stone Container Corp
1%
—--1
——1
—5c
1
—1
-10
Pump Co
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev..
Remington
143%
;
4%
22%
22%
50c
1
*
5
10c
Steel Co of Canada Ltd
7
«
Reda
Reis
Sep
73/8
—1
Realty Equities Corp of N
Inc..
9%
7% Sep
11% Aug
12
3,700
26
23%
1
1
10c
common
43%
—
11
Reliance
5,400
Investment
Estate
! Trust
8%
Sterling
Rayette Co Inc
Real
8
8%
1,400
33
—10c
preferred
Instruments
Statham
Radiation
Corp
convertible
50c
145/a
303/4
.
1
3c
1
1
1
1
Inc
23,800
30 5/b May
73% July
lc
—*'
Products Co
4% May
6 % May
10%
25
.
Forgings Corp
Metals Co
Standard
4,900
7
9%
32%
74% Mar
21%
5% May
26%
1
Standard Dredging Corp common—-1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
Standard
Sportswear
Puritan
Pyle-National Co
100
Jun
Jan
"
——1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc
Stahl-Meyer Inc
—
..
Standard Brands Paint Co
6%
14%
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
33% July
63%
31%
preferred—-—9.33%
preferred
25
preference
25
preference
25
preferred
25
preferred
25
preferred.
25
Petroleum Corp__2
22%
100
7
Edison—
cumulative
Sep
Jun
1
A
Co—
May
12
8%
383/4
100
Oil
California
original
Feb
iFeb
27/b
11
Corp
900
37%
10
1
1
1
12.50'
Corp
25%
37%
Apr
19
6%
£1
Manufacturing
Jan
13%
: 1% Sep
Jun
l A
1%
Sonotone
Soss
62 3%
24%
37%
1
Oil Co—
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Isiick Airways Inc—--—
High
Jan
11% Sep
*
*
preferred
conv
Jan
"44
35/8 May
6%
•
12%
SVb
"100
5,900
4%
$3
16
100
45
45
45
Simpson's Ltd
Sinclair Venezuelan
Coast
Presidential Realty Corp—
Class
Automobiles—
deposit receipts
Simmons Boardman Publishing—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
American
South
•
t
30%' 30%
"~4%
65%
Prentice-Hall Inc
39% Mar
4,200
—•'/? ••
13%
&
Shares
Par
High
3% July
33/4 Jan
400
63%
75/8
73%
(Del)—2.50
*
Lambert Co
Precisionware Inc
Pratt
4%
6%
2.50
1
—
Alexander Inc
&
f
Jun
19
1,600
63% % 7%
50
—*
Polycast
Power
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
•
//
33%
Inc—10c
*
&£—---10
50c
1
Polarad Electronics
Poloron
3%
1
-1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co—.
Pneumatic
28
7%
Plastics Corp
Pioneer
27%
!■';
4
1
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Pierce Industries Inc
American Stock Exchange
Simca
•ww.'
10o
Screw Co—
Steel Corp (Del)
Phillips
Phoenix
High
Pharmaceutical
&
Electronics
Phillips
for Week
STOCKS '
for Week
Low
Sales
Range
of Trices
Friday
Range
of Prices
Par
•'
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchang)
S
Rubber
Reclaiming
Stockyards
Universal
American
00
25c
Warrants
Series
43/4
1,900
33%
3
3%
4
7,500
3
IB
l3/a
1%
13/8
13,300
16
Jum*
Jun
May
llV May
26%
7
6
2
Feb
J an
Jan
Mar
Mar
Jan
Jun
46%
Jun
83/a
45/8
Sep
9% May
6 Vb
200
38%
38
Jun
8 3/a
Apr
8 3/a
May
37
5 3/a
5
6
1,300
5%
5
~5%
5%
5,400
Apr
Jan
-
3% July
179
1
;
Jan
195
Sep
4
Jan
6%
Jan
2%
2,200
45/s
5
1,400
4% July
6 Vb
63/4
9,300
5
6 3/4
21%
2% July
5r/4
200
5
Oct
8% July
5
700
4
May
8
5
5
\-
-
Jan
Universal Container Corp cl A com_10c
Jan
Universal
25c
5%
;■
-
6 3%
4%
Oct
Apr
Feb
2 5/a
4%.
5
2% May
.
.
-
1,700
13%
Jun
.23/4
-2%
2y2.
—,
15 %
43%
4%
Inc—
22 %
Aug
4%
1955
Controls
17% Mar
July
20%
2%
1962.
7% May
14 %
A
Corp—
Series
2,700
11
1
Corp
Warrants
7%
7%
7%
300
1%
Jun
4%
600
4%
Sep
8
Feb
5%
25,800
5
May
9%
Jan
43/a
Feb
,
Volume
Number
196
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•
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Friday
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Shares
Low
Par
Universal Insurance
Universal
Marion
Utah-Idaho
Valspar
Valve
l
High
27
——17.78
;
9
8%
9
6,600
6 J/2 May
8
8
8 J/8
1,700
8
6 J/4
1,300
6
1,700
8%
May
Jun
'
6
6 J/4
__1
9%
Corp of America*.-—.———25c
Capital Corp of America
1
(The) Instrument Co
1
10
Jan
Gulf
19%
7
Oct
6V2S
Hartfleld
Apr
Hudson
Hydrometals Inc
5'/a
5 J/2
4,200
3%
14%
Jan
7%
5,300
5% May
10%
Jan
View lex Inc
4
4 J/4
3,700
3
13
Corporation
.—
Virginia Dare Stores Corp—
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt
Waco
Aircraft
7%
Co
preferred
Waitt
6%
Webb
Inc
Knapp
series
Weiman
Manufacturing
Wentworth
4.40%
Utilities
Midland
Jun
Aug
National
Bellas
5
Jun
8% Aug
National
General
300
2 J/2
Jun
6
3 J/4
4,800
2%
2%
71
70
70
4
V
8
8
2 J/a
2 J/a
2%
8,200
1
1
l'/8
33,400
7
7100
104%
4
3,400
700
Inc
5c
Co
May
10 Va
1,400
Jan
21 J/4
Jun
Sep
Feb
Westmoreland
Apr
4%
9,500
3%
7%
Feb
7J/2S
9,500
2% July
4%
Feb
Reeves
3
13,600
2%
3%
Jan
6s
%
Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co..
600
17%
20 J/2
20 J/4
9%
10
10
Jun
900
151/b
%
Ih
6,300
% Aug
1%
21%
22 J/4
300
18
Jun
29 J/4
9%
I01/2
1,200
8
Jun
21 J/a
River Oil
1
2%
1,800
1% May
Wiebolt
Stores
Williamhouse
Williams
Corp
Inc..
(The)
17
16
7%
14%
14 J/2
14%
2,200
10
5%
5%
-
1,000
1
15 J/2
14%
15%
2,800
Wilson
1
6 Va
5 J/2
6%
4,200
Industries
(R C) & Co..
Brothers common
5%
preferred..
Wood
(John)
4% %
Industries
pfd
Ltd
Woolworth
(F W)
93%
—
1
15J/2
15
Yonke'fS Raceway Inc
6%
preferred-*AZale Jewelry Co
1".
Off-Shore
A
com
98
Jun
Jan
41
May
12
14 Va
500
6 J/s May
"2%
9
8%
4 J/a
4 J/4...
4 Y
•'4 J/4
9 J/8
4'/a If.
Jan
2%
114
4,800
3"%
Jun
3"%-Jan
13 J/2 May
14 J/2
14%
6J/b
5 J/s
6 J/s
6,800
4 J/2
10c
5
4%
5 J/s
1,100
1
5
5
5'/a
500
3 Va May
3% July
1
Corp
Corp.....
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1982
J
1982
series
K
series
L
series
M
series
N
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87
2V
—
92 J/a
120% 120%
1
101
101
2
99 »/2
104
101
102
7
96
137
86
86
86
4
74
'88
80
80
80
15
99
71
119
1985
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Gas
Service
&
NaturalGas 6%
85 J/2
83
87 14
91%
88%
93
$85
86
80 J/2
85%
$92 J/4
93%
86
93%
96
101 '/a
99
100%
100%
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103% 104 J/a
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107
98'/a
103
12
99%
103%
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15
97%
101
16
91 %
94
93
93 J/4
$91
91%
89
$92 '/b
93 J/4
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94%
78
90
23
60
83
7
77
122
1973
85
1973—Mar-Nov
85
74%
74 J/2
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74'/a
86
87
7
1
87
92
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102
sub debs 1977
Feb-Aug
102v T/t *0
135
May -Nov
136
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5'
99%
12
92
$100% 100 J/a
-Jan-July
:
June-Dec
99
-
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71
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70
128
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97'/a
71
100%
*97%
'
debs
%
105
105
90
debs
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5s
105
101
101% 102 J/4
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Washington Water Power 3J/2S 1964
Knapp Inc
105 %
102%
$104i/2 107
Va
101% 101%
1976
conv
85
87%
91 »/2
—May-Nov
April-Oct
1970
1980
of Amer 6»/2s
debs
90%
April-Oct
3J/4s
6s
99
88%
82 J/8
87%
(Calif)
Inc
95 '/a
82
88
91%
3s 1971
Jan-July
Electric 3'/4s 1970.___Feb-Aug
&
83.
89%
$85 J/2
Mar-Sept
—
California
Gas
98%
Feb-Aug
——
77
$86 J/2
Mar-Sept
1985
.
$82
Feb-Aug
1986
J/a
123
$70
99
Feb-Aug
Wasatch
&
98'/a
102
Jan-Aug
subord
Webb
90
97
90
—-
98
/
97i/a
101
Mar-Sept
Corp
Improvement
U S
110
319
93,
120%
ApriZ-Oct
:
1983
Counties
conv
92 J/a
98
62
130
Y
14
7
67
98%-'
80
Feb
8
I
series
Apr
7%
series
6s
Jan
8%
Sep
1982
United
16% May
14%
6 J/s
1981
H
Transportation
4J/2 July
1,400
1,900
...
1979
G
series
Food
20
95%
$92
Mar-Sept
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1
Sep
May
50c
:
9%
5 J/2
F
series
Szabo
Jun
1,200
series
Southwestern
10
259
$87%
1981—May-ZVoy
1965
4J/4s series O 1987
Apr
Jun
% Aug
3,900
7 J/4
2 J/4
500
%-
%
3s
3s
1978
Southern
18% Mar
Sep
Corp
1976
E
Southern
23J/2 Mar
May
D
series
4J/2S
Mar
18
Jun
Aug
34 J/2
series
-
126'A
7
1976
4%s
Jan
91.
6,350
15 J/2
~2%
""%
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5
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-
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Zapata Petroleum
Foods
Y
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16%
Sep
C
5s
Mar
Ltd—
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5s
6 %
preference
j._.
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Yale Express System inc class A.
25c
Zapata
5 J/4
series
4%s
Jan
29
25
20'/a
18%
2
^
10J/b
Jun
20
36 J/2
18 J/2
—
94
36 J/2
94
_*
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
4 J/4
11% May
'74
Feb-Aug
1973
4%s
Feb
13l/2
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100
-
Wisconsin Pwr & Light
6
•
B
4%s
Jan
14%
r
95%
Jem-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
4%s
22% Mar
13'A May
Williams
Williams-McWilliams
24%
Jun
300
series
3s
90
Corp—
1973
3%s
3% Jan
,
Aug
6
500
7%
1
!
Co.
16%
*
10c
4.
Inc
Brothers
2
Jan
10
._
Mar-Sep
Edison
A
3%s
Jan
Wichita
102
Y.
84
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1972
Devel
Power
California
series
3%s
Jan
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
1
1
Harbor Water
2%s
Feb
10c
131
72
Jan-July
May -Nov
;
1976
3s
Jan
1998.
6s
1967
1977
&
debs
sub
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debs
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3 14 s
May
25'/8
7s
debs
99
971/4
Corp—
(without
conv
Southern
Feb
32
18% May
9% Sep
500
Apr
38
Sep
28
1
10c
J/2
J/a May
1,900
10
Weyenberg Shoe
Equities
3
19 J/2
Co
subord
conv
Realty
4
%
99
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116 J/.
105
91 '/a
84
$99%
__
Electric & Gas
American
5%s
2%
19
1976
—...—....—...
Public Service
Safe
Inc
1970
Rapid
2%
%
102
■,
28
105
236
4%
*
Jan-July
259
3
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5%s
103
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90 ,Y
98
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—
$82 J/2
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3
Apr
of America
103
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Western Tablet & Stationery—
Corp
81
100»/8 102
74
Mar
94
due
1974
109 J/2
101
97
40
$80
1st
21% Aug
lOi/s Sep
881/4 Aug
50
5J/2S
Occidental; Petroleum
Apr
1
6s
now
Corp
105
107 J/2
100%
59 J/*
101
103 «/2
—Feb-Oct
Ohio
Jan
7%
19 J/4
Inc
May-Nov
48'/a
«
100
614s
1976
Apr-Oct
1st mortgage 3J/4s
1968_____.Apr-Oci
mortgage 3s 1971
ApriZ-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 31/4S 1984—June-Dec
Jan
3 J/2
92
12%
Nuclear
'Jan
3
3 J/4 May
19 »/8
Nuclear
H
83 J/4 Jun
92
Equities
t
60
19 J/4
Western
13
Jun
IJ/2 May
500
3%
5'/a
Western
6% Jan
„
2%
89
12
Jun
Hess
103 J/2
Mar-Sep
...April-Oct
1984
ApriZ-Oct
1963—
Research Corp 5s 1976
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
614s due 1953 extended to 1963
Jan
Jan
Jun
3%
pfd
6%
May
3 J/2
600
-
Sep
71%
1 J/a May
28
80
4
4
8714
MaiHNov
National
4%
Western
Western
Jan
5
Fashions
Development
Westbury
Jan
7'A
100
10c
1
10c
Texas
101
12%
3%
Products
Chemical
West
West
$100
23 J/2
50c
Company Inc
103
Apr-Oct
7% May
lOo
*
1
1.25
common
preference
&
100
14 J/2 May
10
preferred
95
40
13
100
200
99% 100
102
24
6,100
4 J/2
153
196
Kawecki Chemical 4%s 1978
"5 J/a
107
94
68
1977
Valley RR 4s
60
3.
51
15J/2
16%
26
95
86
64
10 J/2
...
99%
70
299
51
10
/,
High
95'/a
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs
6J/2%
Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977—
Sep
Low
68%
*
....
Tr
5,400
8
Jan. 1
No.
95
1982____Jan-July
1972
wl
4,900
4%
Instruments Co—1
Precision
&
6s
Realization
6s
8 J/4
"B
4
common.
conv
non-cum
Waltham
$6
Inc
Bond
&
9% Apr.
21% Mar
Co
70
Range Sine*
Sold
High
86
1973—Jun-Dec
15J/2
*
100
———
Power
Kaltman
92
Jun-Dec
debs
conv
Corp 1st 6s
3%
1
*
Wagner Baking common.
Italian
Manhattan
7%
—*
Inc.
International 7s
&
Low
Feb-Aug
1981
conv
3%
10%
2
Manufacturing.
VTR
\
•
7 Jan
1977
514s
7%
25c
Products
Food
May
3% Oct
Stores
Hoffman
Corp—
deb
sub
conv
Bonds
Bid & Asked
A
3%
1
1
Vinco
Land
Feb;
Jan
7 J/a
25c
American
Feb
5 J/8
--
Sale Price
12
111/2
-if
7 J/2
class A—
Last
Period
11 Vs
May
4 J/8
Venture
Interest
High
35
Jun
*
Corp
*
'
ow
.-5
Corp
Sugar-
Week's Range
or
Friday's
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Victoreen
Vita
(Range for Week Ended October 5)
_
'Week's
Friday
33
Feb
....
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
American Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
or
Inc
5J/2S
June-Deo
BSF
2%s
Edison
Co
A
series
convertible
5%s
Brandy wine
debs
Raceway
1974
Assn
Davega
6J/2S
Vending
Stores
1978
6s
Lack
subord
&
Western
N
mortgage
4s
National
6 J/2S
ex
wts
June-Dec
V
$1001/4
—
130
87
5%s
100
2
93
100
100
57
30
30
2
21
3QJ/2
1993
A
29
11
Apr-Oct
1974
Map-Nov
11
3
70
stamped
7s
(issue
of May
7s
(issue
of Oct
93
24
RR
88
13
85
Apr-Oct
1970
4s
94'/a
86
$4
7
5%
Y
6
■
98
901/a
Period
Exchange
Corp 2%s 1970—*
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 314s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
Last
or
6
debentures
Jan-July
1.—Feb-Aug
May-Nou
4
Low
—
,
__
..
*9 5 J/2
951/4
__
4-
,
;
—
101
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
*91%
100 J/2
.
"9
901/a
.
3
101
90
98%
91'/a
—
28
102%
99
91%
97
99'/4
1021/2
sinking fund debentures 1980..
& coll trust 4%s 1982.
United
States
debentures
1981
3J/ss
conv
.j__.ApriZ-Oct
1976
—
103%
102%
10
1011/4
103%
1221/4 1251/2
83
1121/2
163%
125
*84%
May-Nov
debs
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
97%
April-Oct
1983
103%
1986
4J/4S conv subord debentures 1976
conv
subord debs
Mar-Sept
80
106
971/4
97%
63
103'/a 103%
55
Virginia Electric & Power
1st &
ref mtge
1st &
ref
1st
&
ref mtge
1st
&
Mar-Sept
1975
mtge 3s series F 1978
ref
mtge
series I
1981
ref
mtge 3J/4s series J
1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
1983
1995
.
conv
Co—
subord debs
/
•
*33
55
convertible debentures
Wilson
1021/2
78
Wisconsin
92
94
136
First
Gen
82i/4
4J/as
Co
&
55
mortgage
1st
RR
4s
April-Oct
series
A
mortgage 2%s
2%s
59
92
97%
Y
82
98
98
80i/a
98
4
__
*96%
104%
—.
•>.
77
99
107
'
—'■
86 J/a
86 J/2
98
871/4
mm'Lm
'
5
98
3
r-",
941/4
94
98%
16
86%
*86%
99%
85
971/a
57 ya
65
36
—
86%
95 ya
57
79J/a
*96 J/a
1978—_J an- July
'
—-
98
98
-May-Nov
87
'
98
1980-JFeb-Aug
77
90'/2
25
86
*75%
8114
103'%
103'/a
—
104% 1051/2
*86
_J an-July
81%
'
57%
42
May
42
June-Dec
*81%
.Mar-Sept
1976
9
57%
38%
57%
.Jan-July
2004
1979
Wisconsin Public Service
5914
501/4
2
*70
Co—
Power
99J/4
50'/a
15
Y;-Y,::
1975
debs
9314
96%
36
551/2
*80
80'/a
92%
5
96
1981. Jan- July
9914
80%
,v-
_
9914
55'/2
54%
mtge 4J/2S inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric
86%
sink fund
Central
85
■*"'
54%
May
3%s
98
41
851/2
*93 »/a
,Mar-Sept
36
94
•10
9814
*791/2
debs 1987— _Feb-Aug
High
——
981/4
98 J/4
Mar-Sept
103%
28 J/a
*85
-Jan-July
First
Jan. 1
Low
36
No.
96
1982
Co 3J/ss series A
Range Since
Sold
1969. April-Oct
3J/4s series C 1970
mortgage 3J/4s series D 1967
*90%
46
*81
3J/4s
1971
-Jan-July
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
1976
Jan-July
— —
—
89
——
94J%
Mar-Sept
791/8
83
87 J/a
82%
871/2
84
88
*84
__
1st
Feb-Nov
April-Oct
mtge 4J/2S series H 1990
71% Y 76
*75
*90
*91%
85 Va
91
——'
—
118
10
99%
99% 100
30
71
70
117
a
•
90
901/2
91 '/a
113 ya
95
71
6
69J/a
116
the
75
—•-
*68%
86 J/a
71 *"
86 »/a
.
"5
83 J/a
in
not included
120
661/2 -72
delivery sale not included in the year's
the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not
Deferred
included
$
April
April
*79
"Y
__
;
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
IO2I/2 IO21/2
_
9914
20
_
1021/a
*86%
Feb-Aug
1982
75
87 J/2
•
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981—
Gen mtge income 4J/4S series B Jan 1991
First mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
Jan-July
1973_April-Oct
Map-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008
RR
debentures
Bonds
High
Mar-Sept
88
*86%
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
.
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
Vornado Inc 5s
2361
Wheeling Steel
95
Friday's
9914
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
100 J/4
"79
April-Oct
Wabash
••
--
June-Dec
&
4J/4S
or
Bid & Asked
99 J/4
94
11
80%
105 J/2 106
851/2
Mar-Sept
&
1st
General mortgage
Y
-Jan-July
_Jan-July
1966
85%
99
June-Dec
1st
Virginian Ry 3s series B
the current week.
Mar-Sept
2%s series G 1979
ref mtge 2%s series H 1980
3%s
4s gtd
I
income debentures 1984
5s
Co—
2%s series E
1st
series
Whirlpool Corp 3J/2S sink fund debs
80
Last
Sale Price
931/a
—
95
Mar-Sep t
1980
Period
82
—
93 J/s
June-Dec
1969
Interest
|
Exchange
Western Union Teleg Co 5J/4S
Vendo Co—
4J/2S
53
certificates of
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
of
America—
subord debentures
above—"cod,"
registered 2361
5J/2S
105 J/2
6
103 J/2 103%
*
1967
Steel 4s
Corp
47%
42%
38
64
341/2
21
42
$34
100'/a
99
60
61
-Jan-July
3J/2S
Power
Western Pacific RR
Co—
4J/2S sinking fund debentures
Vanadium
June-Dec
—
105% 105%
May-ZVoy
mtge
debentures
used
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1st mortgage 3J/2S series C 1979
105%
*100'/a
Shore RR
4s
102'/a
9
debentures
100 J/4
41J/8
42
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-JuZp
Western
101%
~6
105% 105%
1980
Penn
West
103
1021% 102 J/2
2%s
66
RECORD (Range for Week Ended October 5)
West
101 J/a
Jan-July
2%s
$99
$50
—.
95%
v
May-Nov
& coll trust 5s
subord
June-Dee
gtd gold 3J/2S 2000— .Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
.Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3J/2S 1967. -Jan-July
.General mortgage 3s 1979
.May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3J/«s 1974
_May-Noy
96J/4
93%
90
95 J/4
'•■90
1st mtge
conv
65
:
—'
$60
April-Oet
Mar -Sept
RR first ref
Warren
90
4%s sink fund debentures 1978
Rubber
4
Low
High
89
High
*89%
April-Oct
1972..
1973
mtge & coll trust 4J/2s 1977—
1st mtge* & coll trust 414s 1978-
S
$63
$60
Jan. 1
a
'
1st
5s
95'/a
a
New York Stock
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
-Jan-July
3%s sinking fund debentures
U
99
93
Friday
Gas
1st
May-Nou
May-Nov
1947
BONDS
Interest
Low
5 J/as
94 J/4
—
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i,"
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
7%
31/2
-A;/
value,
Abbreviations
92
Week's Range
Friday
United States Freight
2008
1947
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during
§ Reported in receivership.
-
.
121
&
&
par
28
page
BONDS
4%s sink fund
214s
97'/a
$10
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal.
11 Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction
for cash (not included in yeur's range),
t Ex-diatribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
• Bonds being
traded flat.
171/4
91
1
♦No
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
United
A)
1927)
1927)
3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A)
81
51
23
91
91
55
95 J/4
$3 J/4
New York Stock
(Plan
$94%
Feb-Aug
Sinking fund
35
70
10-
71 J/2
Y
J an-July
1981
conv
Western
from
1949
97 '/a
J an-July
;
6'/2s
•
95
10
*'•:
54
Registered
Continued
Jqn-July
1967
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2'/8s 2008
Peru
(Republic of) —
1421/2
27
5
95 J/4
55
April-Oct
1963
debs
29
,11
May-Nov
Tfi&y-Nov
Development 6s
Foam Corp 6%
&
1567
A
(Prov)
•
100
J/2
95
Feb-Aug
1975
1981
General
Guantanamo
9'%
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
102
86
—
100
100
series
Hanover
Maranhao
117
RR—
subord
6s
$6
4J/2S series B
•
91
60
•
Mar-Sep
1976.
Inc
Builders
•
12
B 1993.—.
May-Nov
Construction Corp—
&
General
General
~3
75
series
Realty
$120
Division—
J
4s series
Fotochrome
90
72
1978—.Jan-Juiv
debs
mortgage
• 1st
First
90
1976—
of
Lackawanna
1st
121
$121
94
Corp—
convertible
Delaware
6s
1951
J«?i-July
5%s
84
90
26
93%
June-Dec
.
Chicago Transit,' Authority 3%s
Continental
55 J/2
62
93%
June-Dec
1970
1969
69
28
14
30 'A
$56
Boston
sub
7s
Port & Waterways 6'/2s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment' Debentures—
High
Low
No.
High
28
• Amer Steel & Pump
4s Inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power-3 J/4S 1970..
..June-Deo
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
—Quar-Feb
conv
Danzig
(Germany)
German
Low
Alsco
Baden
•
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
•
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
~
86 J/a
in the year's range,
a
Friday's
Dnr\/lf
Act, or securities
bid and ask prices;
ooninff
flof.
d Ex-interest
e Odd
included in the year s range,
lot sale not
r Cash, sals
Ex-coupon.
CompanYef rermrte^^hLSg'^^b^nkruptcy,
Bankruptcy
-*
y
range,
Section 77 01
receivership, or reorganized under
assumed by such companies.
sales being transacted during
no
current wee*.
.
.
\
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1478)
.
Mpnday, October 8, 1962
...
A;
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
(Range for Week Ended October 5)
Friday
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
.
Tel
Anaconda
Cities
Service
50
5%
45
v
Law
High
-
20% Jun
98
'-2,516
.
May
Oct
611
36
551
29 Va
May
;
102
48'A
30% Mar
12% May
40
50 'A
Jan
; v
47
59
..
—
13
13%
40
13
37%
38%
99
18%
136%
52%
*;
Sep
Jan
Jan
34"% July
Standard
Standard
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil? (Ohio)
Studebaker
Oct'
'-ft; 22% Mar
Feb
65
14'A
—
14'A
14
100
Feb
24
Jan
Union
U
National
Ford
Motor
Stores
*
Inc
General Electric Co
Gillette
Island
Kennecott
Loew's
Copper
Star
Lone
Cement
Narragansett
England
Electric
New
England
Tel &
Railroad
Northern
45% Aug
78% Mar
65%
647
33%
854
20
61%
307
14 %
14 %
40
Jun
55%
Jun
85%
14
Jun
16
Jan
17%
150
17%
11%
Feb
1,173
20
—
22%
40%
23'A
__
—
67»A
67 'A
41%'
19% May
36% May
26
26%
1
7%
121/2
53%
123%
883A
•
123/a
—
Corp
i
5
Chemical
10
Pennsylvania RR
Quinoy
Mining Co
Shawmut
______________
40%
Association
_
United Fruit Co
U
S
Shoe
&
Machinery
Mass
Corp
Westinghouse
Railroad
com_
Electric
zz
ZZ25
50?
Co
.
V
19%
21%.:
Oct
35
Jun
40
Jan
Sep
41
,Jan
517
,
19%
Jun
30%
.b.2o
45
360
22% Jun
67
Sep
22% July
30
26%
25%
70"%
July
376
40%.
68
457
J
Feb
Jan
43% Mar
74%. Mar
39%
Jan
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Last
Range
Electric
Allen
Allied
Balcrank
1
Ealdwin
B
V D
Piano
Co
Carey
8
Inc
&
Industrial
Avis
Champion Papers
Cincinfi&ti Gas comihoft
2L1
Cincinnati Milling ^
Cincinnati
Telephone
Yard-
39%
125
38
14 %
85
July
20
Sep
Jun
49
AMar
15%
10% May
Sep
23%
50
23
Sep
32%
Jan
26%
60
24% May
38 %
Feb
47
391
37 % May
29%
30%n-.~
186
27% Jun
93
May
113%
Jan
8
Aug
8%
Feb
17% Aug
25%
Oct
951/4
12%
Stock
14
45%
50
Transit
Cincinnati Union
300
23%
>?■:'.
10
24%
96%
230
8%
8%
100
24%
.
*
25%
55
Diamond
Du
National
50% Mar
Feb
51
1
Procter & Gamble
common
UNLISTED
Jan
Jan
21
20
21
63%
American
60%
63%
Can
25%
50
Feb
Sep
30%
57
jun
92%
Oct
50%
30
49%
Sep
66%
13%
80
13%
Oct
23
25
16%
23%
Jun
41%
41%
,70
38
May
41 %
130
36
Jun
16%
90
105% 109 'A
584
1.66%
16%
33 %
108%
6'A
16%
29%
29%
29%
36'A
36%
10
42 %
43%
Corp
24
111
Goods
38
38
21%
21%
3
Power;
Steel
90
18%
Sep
136%
Jan
42%
Apr
29%
36%
120:
Oct
Oct
51%
Sep
19% May
71%
Jan
28%
Feb
41%
.
62
38
Oct
Jan
44% July
17% May
28"%
Feb
Mfg
293/4
293/4
30
118
293/4
43"%
Jan
385/8
37%
38%
125
36 Ve May
56
Feb
•
17%
16%
17%
331
16%
52"%
Jan
203/4
21%
75
185/a May
25
32
32
40
32
Oct
52% Mar
45
473A
360
45
Oct
60%
Jan
523/4
523/4
70
39
Jun
62%
Feb
1
■
'
„
■•—
.
25
Gas
10
_
Light
37
22 %
47% v
85
41 % May
30
May.
Mar
Trail*':
—
253A
28
113/4
161
115%
Oct
17% Mar
50%
50%
4
393/4
Jun
72%
1983/4 1983A
50%
5
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Last
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30
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50
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700
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25
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32
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19
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57
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31 Va
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1
dlst"
"ex
Co
18
Jun
15
24
TJo
Pen
(w A)
Southern
Apr
,43% Apr
Jun
14%
25c
.
18
29%
•
11%
'
;
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—
1
13% Jun
350
13 %M
.
•
-•;
——•
Co
Slgnode
44 Va
May
29%
36 %
(Walter E)
Holmes
15%
13%
1
-
'IS
:'U;,7
m*
47
•
'
Oil
Stanray
Hein
—Us Z
Paper Co__
Imperial
Standardf
Heileman
;iZ.
.5
10
Sinclair
Mar
15
11% Aug
-10
34%
-8.33 y3
22%
1,200
..V„
46 Va
146,
18
61
Z Z--V-Vr:;
•
z V"-:
(Un)
B
Class
Feb
25%
Z>
_r;
"
•'
•
Inc
Shell
Jan
50
12
27
39
57 % Mar
44
46
.-
Public1 Service- "A"
Sheaffer
Apr
2,600
18'/a
35% Jun
1,600
37
_
Diego
Servel
Jan
33%
27%
900
400
457/e
36 Vb
45%
5
Feb
38% Mar
Sep
22% Jun
10% Jun
39% Jun
10%
45
367/b
'a V
Feb
6,300
10%
45
Sangamo Electric Co
5
Bcxienley. Industries (Uq)_———1.40*
Schering Corp (Un)
1
Sears Roebuck & Co
3
30% Feb*
25
1,400
1
Brothers
Regis
San
Jan
57'A
24%
2,400
12.50
& Chemical (Un)
Metals Co (Un)
(R. J.) Tobacco (Un),.
St, Louis
33% Jan.
Jun
9%
22
28%
ir,' ^
.33 %n
Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal
Feb
18%
——I
Z
36%
May
,
45 Va
16%
36 W
21
27%
36 Va
;
32%
V
20
21 Va
28%
MAV
u?v;;
33%
15
24%
Jan
19
27
23 Va Mar
Jun
Mar
-
9%
Oct
16
V',v
Jan
3%
15
Jun
59%
v
300
—II*
class A_
10%
Jun
600
(Un)
Utilities
690
Jun
Sep
10
2,500
•
.•
8
2%
300
2%
36%
15%
200
Inc
Reynolds
Reynolds
Feb
86
66 %
36%
700
17%
Rexall Drug
10 'A Mar
Jun
53
70%
S£S&ia'l;.
Corp
States
8 %
18 Va
Co
Gulf
6%. Aug.
63%
27%
common.-
Cooperage
Greyhound
1,500
19;
6.25
~
Towing
9%
■
••
Co___
Stores
Dredge & Dock-
Lakes
20%
30%
10
Rubber
&
Revlon
Feb
300
——1
(Un)
(Un)_
Tire
Jan
27 Va
16V4
-30c
City Steel Co
Aug
14%
26%
—1
-a
500
15%
17%
z
56%
45 Va
2,400.
19%
27%
15%
(Un)
of America
Jun
10%
.
27%
10
(Un)
Indiana
Jun
24
(W H)J Co....^.—t.
Gossard
Gray
Corp
Co-—
8 Va
10%.
-3.33 %
Rubber
&
36'A
21%
1
Jan
—-1
17% May
54%
2.50
Utilities (Un)__.
91%
Quaker Oats Co
70%
_1.66%
Jun
GTnl
4,-^
(Un)
600
2%
IHIZ3
—
64%
77%
Jan
8% Feb
Radio Corp
66'A
5;.
-
100
—
Jan
24
:
77%
Co
60
200
8%
—*
General Motors Corp
General Portland Cement
Public
Oil
69% Mar
10%
■'/
.
1.:
77%
Co
of
48% Mar
3,700
60%
6/a
Jun
(Un)————
Jun
31%
800
58%
60%
_5
,
General
8 Vb
*
1
41
(Un)
Raytheon Company..
Republic Steel Corp
9
2
—
.
General Electric Co. (Un)
Foods Corp
General Mills Inc___—.
42%
8%
20%
1.25
--——
General
40%
4% JUttS
Co
Richman
T
Candy
General
45%
—««
Jun
Co (Un)
Gamble
&
Service
27% Oct
37% Jun
400
1,800
:
26 %
(The)
Co
Procter
115% Mar
Pure
2,800
•
900
•
&
Petroleum
Potter
t
:r4-
;
44%
—10
American' Transportation—
Banksfiares Corp
28%
42%
•v'-.
OW
General
4%
48%
27%
200
r
'
——
General
28 Vo
47%
.
——-T
-----
Corporation—
General
'
'
3
——
XI
Gen
'
—
27%
2,50
.
—
Dairies
28 Vb
4%
'
r
»
—
*
'
'
---;;
Bankshares--— II1—5
Wisconsin
Foremost
Fruehauf
__1
_
Rubber
&
18%
1
Corp
Instrument Corp.l
&
Camera
Firestone
3
—
Mfg
Whitney
Fairchild
—
—
28%
*
Co
&
(Charles)
Sep
94%
——10
(Un)
El Paso Natural Gas
Feb
28
Corp
,
Pfizer
205%
17%
"
Kodak
Eastman
40%
-
Jun
166
200
17
17%
49%
Sep
5
of America
Airways (Un)_. ____i
Phelps nnrlge Tnrp
f
1
Inc
20%
Jun
31%
5
Peabody Coal Co—
—10
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—
34% Mar
Jun
World
Parke-Davis
61% Sep
40
Corp
Amer
Phillips
Eastern
13% May
38%
100
6.25
Pacific Gas & Electric
Feb
'Jun
26 *
1,500
200 Va 203
203
56%
42% Oct
58
——5
Co
—
_
de Nemours (Un)_——5
(EI)
42%
26
20
Co (Un)
Edison
Chemical
400
300
31%
21% Mar
14'A Jun
Packaging
«...
Manufacturing
Dodge
Dow
1
Co
15%
41%
31%
Glass
Pan
Deere &
14%
41%
14%
Mar
100
500
'
17%
Chemical
Owens-Illinois
60% Mar
41% May
1
15
-..—.-.7.50
Co
i;
Natural) Gas
Edison
Ohio
Feb
200
14
16%
17"%
*
Jan
55% Mar
2,200
'
Curtiss-Wright
Oak Manufacturing Co
12
71%
coo
-
22
22
—
:
Jan
48 % May
47%. Jun
...
700
49
20%
47%
.
46%
46%
—
.
47%
200
1,500
10
9%
49
5
Corn Products Co—
————-1
Crowell-Collier Publishing
—1
Crucible Steel of Amer (Un)_——12.50
Controls
48%
;—
38% May
200
51%
Jan
t
12-
12%
71%
-9,
Jan
16% Mar
130%
72%
49%
52»
•"
500
400>
2,900'
71%
Oct
44
Jun
17%
106
Apr
Mar
75% Mar
The Commercial
36
and Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
'•
Harbison
other Exchanges.
Home
Friday
Natco
Sales
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
pfd
Corp
Cement
American
Gas
Cap well
Emporium
General
M
J
Salt
M
Meier
Oil
M
Prank
&
Petroleum
Merchants
5
Jun
23%
29% Jun
49%
32c
75c
9%
1,100
10,200
July
94c
Sep
1.90
Jam
2.00
500
1.85
Jun
2.70
Jan
1.70
14,400
1.20
Oct
1.70
4%
4 J/2
4,800
53
100
34c
35c
7,000
16%
16%
100
Below
80c
on
88
31c
Jun
69c
15%
Jun
Norris
Oil
North
American
5% %
Invest
Oil
Ranch
Oil
21
21
21J/2
eoo
25 J/2
Date
trials
578.98
Industrial
Corp
2.00
1,700
8%
16%
17%
600
16 J/4
2.10
2.10
1,800
2.95
2.89
2.95
23
23
3%
3%
-3% "
5%
5%
-5%
%
common
.8%
Preferred
Warrants
Victor
Equipment
25%
.—1
Co—
—1
7
?£
10
-
6%
/
7
.«:■
11,800
7
90c
7
100
80c
,
l
2,800
7■
90c
1,100
Oct.
4%
17%
Jun
23%
Mar
156
23%
Oct
30% Mar
26%
698
25
Jun
39 %■
Range
5%
6%
Utilities,
Sep
Sep
1
10
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
201.68
117.61
93.16
80.27
83.21
88.73
86.34
93.18
80.18
83.13
88.58
86.27
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
114.86
116.69
199.66
115.35
118.09
201.73
93.17
80.20"
83.46
88.60
115.61
117.59
201.56
93.21
80.23
83.40
88.40
86.36
115.96
118.14
202.67
93.21
80.11
83.31
88.67
86.32
are
6.55;
65
compiled daily
stocks, 15.46.
by
the following
using
Low
divisors:
Industrials,
Tel
Tel
&
7%
Jan
Oct
-
Closing
Date
L_
Range
for
High
1,488
1,511
65
Oct
99%
Oct. 4
Range
12%
Oct
30%
104% 109%
6,797
98 y8 May
109 %
35
Corb
1
22%
22%
23 Ye
613
19 %
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
13
12%
12%
50
136%
Oct. 5—107.37
106.65
4
High
144.09
Dec
8
Low
106.57
Jan
3
34%
Jan
49%
Jan
Jun
11
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
Oct
May
24%
287
33% May
..
19 %
Jun
Apr
SEC
The
stocks
for
the
prices based on the closing prices, of 300 common
Sept. 28,: 1962, for the composite and by major
stock
of
index
week
ended
1
«%
0 78
»74
650
7% May
9%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
175
9% May
15%
Feb
for the current year.
>
Percent
1957-59=100
Chrysler
Curtis
Publishing Co
Delaware
Power
Food
Ford
Stores
Motor
Foremost
:
Garfinckel
(Julius)
Motors
Corp
38%
Jun
62%
Feb
7%
175
5%
Jun
13%
Feb
Jun
May
29%
42%
42 J/2
137
41%
Jun
56
Feb
22%
6P7
21%
Oct
40%
Jan
40%
43%
2,075
38% July
45 %
Aug
8%
918
Jun
15%
Feb
Jun
.
-
Low
107.0
144.3
—2.4
111.7....
-
135.0
135.6
95.2
—2.2
108.6
105.4
109.2
.
-1962
High..
—2.6
—2.8
106.0
-
;
-
102.5
_4
Durable Goods
117.7
114.6
134.4
101.8
98.6
•v,
45% Mar
<±Jr«
8
:
26C
45%
8
36-
1,468
100
36
19%
_1.66%
Composite
Manufacturing
55% Mar
32% Mar
21%
43%
1
common
1,526
28%
50c
common
Corp
58%
22%
2
Acceptance
General
Oct
45%
38%
2.50
Co
82%
7%
1
Dairies
899
52
55%
5
10
Battery
Storage
Fair
General
Light
Light
Duquesne
Electric
&
common
Mar
84%
.
Change
Sept. 28, '62 Sept. 21/62
122
82%
-1.80
25
1
6.75
Co
with highs and lows
industry groups compared with the preceding week and
5
...
,
Soup
Corp
27
1961
Jan
666
Campbell
Jun
for
Jan
12%
42%
':Co-J£.±
-
-
'
66%
12%
25%
Company
<
100.23
106.86
Fri.
65
24%
40%
Baltimore Transit
-
Mar 14
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
40%
Budd
'
106.17
Oct. 3
1962
144.31
Low
107.29
Oct. 1
Oct. 2
Thurs.
12%
*
Research
5 34-
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
90c
Oct
I333
Atlantic
Rails
(35 Stocks)
65%
-33 %
—
Electric
2.988:
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
7% Mar
1
Corp
City
86.36
'
Jan
10
Acme Markets Inc
Arundel
Total
Jan
37 V
Jan
80c
Second
65
Apr
5%
W
Jun
4
10
First
5.00 Mar
25 %
% May
23
Averages
for Week
Par
Atlantic
Jan
2.80 Apr
Jan
3% May
-
Averages
Jan
22
Sales
Last
STOCKS
American
Feb
23%
25%
Aug
Jun
3
-
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
common-
Feb
10
ties
Tues.
Wood Steel
Jan
Apr
-Bonds-
Mon.
Alan
5%
67%
37%
Total
Wed.
Week's
Oct
18
r
High
Friday
Sep
45%
Mar
582.41
4
Sep
2.20 July
Feb
/•:
800
25%
Jan
19
16
50
2.000
100 :
Apr
4'A Aug
Jun
1.75 Jan
3,400
,7
12% Aug
571.95
3_
25%
3,400
10
-
Jan
578.52
2
Oct.
Jun
100
3%
—5
9%
578.73
1
Oct.
24
25 J/2
.50c
50c
Co
17%
28 % Mar
23%
■
26%
Utili¬
115.68
Jan
32
1
common
25% May
30%
17%
23%
roads
3%
21
3%
3%
9%
609
262
*
4%
45%
31%
15
Rail¬
Indus¬
5% Aug
July
Sep
Oct
9%
Co
Gas
&
Sugar
United
700
25c
Co
Gas
Oil _&
Western
Union
1.65
33 %c
1
Develop
Gas
&
Rhodes
Trico
1.50
%
Oil
Reserve
Rice
1.50
25
preferred
Pacnic
1.35
1
common
47%
31%
4%
45%
20
30
Jan
2.10
1.25 May
2.65
1
Co
4%
325
2,350
48
Jun
10
17% Mar
2,500
4%
4
4%
1
Corp Ltd-.
12%
Oct
19
Stocks
Jan
Jun
50
Oct.
Nordon
11%
;
.*25%
the daily, closing averages of representative stocks and' bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones' & Co.
5% Mar
2.85 May
2,700
1.70
62
are
Sept. 28—
1.67
1.70
24%
12%
10
6.25
Oct
4%
25c
Co
24%
Stock and Bond
Mar
15
7% May
76c
35c
24%
Jan
9%
.
388
Jan
2,400
16%
250
40c
53
High
27%
Jan
1,900
v
-i
Low
25%
Feb
9%
4% May
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
;
;
Jan
" Feb
1.20
———10
Inc
Co
47%
1.95
76c
50c
10
10c
(Un)
Co
Jun
Sep
1.55
Co
&
'
May
2
17,800
K.*V.
18
34%
40c
9%
common
Oil
Leslie
25%
200
33%
1
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Jaae
1,000
2.10
17 »/2
Co of California_l
Co of Calif
.10c
Humor
W'estinghouse
32 J/4
Air Brake.
Elec Corp
Westinghouse
4% \-5%
4%
Exploration
Imperial Western new
Feb
Jan
2.10
1
Oil Co Ltd class A
25%
■;
—
Engineering & Foundry Co
29c
32 y8
34%
10
Co
United
lie
14c
5.50
Co
*
21% Oct
150
21%
32 %
1
*
:
Oil Co
&
Ink
California
Good
Inc
Industries
Buckner
Buttes
5
Inc
Stores
Brcadway-Hale
:
2,000
21%
21%
Min___5c
Corp
i
Shares
26%
*
5
1
10
5
5
—
Rockwell-Standard
High
Low
High
13c
(Unj —25
Mammoth Consolidated
Range Since Jan. I.
:
Refractories—.—7 %'
Co
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Corp.
for Week
Sale Price
stocks
Walker
(Joseph)
Par
Sales
for Week
Range >
of Prices
Sale Price
the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
not
This list does
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Stocks listed exclusively on
Price Range on
Exi.ter
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended October 5)
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Black
4;.
(1480)
55%
19%
102
51%
55 %
8,538
38%
24
8
32 %
26%
15% May
45
Jun
57%
Non-Durable
4—
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade,
——:
and
—1.1
Mining
•
158.8. :
136.8
141.6
90.8
:
...
:
91.7
7
178.2
—i.o
85.5
110.0
185.5
—3.4
154.1
Service
—3.0
87.2
86.2
:
:
U.
Finance
113.3
143.0
131.4
•i.
83.8
Jan
Jan
'
Giant Food Inc class A—
International
Lehigh Coal
Ex
1
12%
60
12%
Oct
34%
10c
:
12%
24%
24
24"%
225
18%
Jun
36
Mar
_1
Resistance
12%
6%
6%
53
5% July
7
Sep
Lehigh
Valley
RR
Fund
»
6%
Jun
6%
19
18%
19 %
435
18
Jun
30%
22
20%
22 %
2,421
18%
Jun
28%
Jan
16 %c
Linotype
4%
65
64
65
86
60%
Jun
94% Mar
21%
21%
21%
26
20%
Jun
33 %
1,532
23%
Jun
40%
27
Jun
38
25c
...
4%
8
4%
Chemicals
Corp
Gas '&
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
Shares
Photo
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Potomac
Public
Light
&
31%
30%
32v
'
29%
31%
11
5
10%
74
11
34%
1,600
4,621
29
38% Mar
May
19
55
33%
♦
~5%
5%
common-
*
29 %
28%
10
5%
5%
6%
1,451
10
36%
36%
37 %
1,562
32% May
*
63%
62%
64
606
49"% May
Co
Transportation
Power
Electric
Co
common-
&
Gas
com
8%
8%
11
5%
10
30
?
4,038
Ritter
Bcott
Fri.
&
Texas
B
French
—1
Oil
Public
6%
5
•
Oct
11%
Oct. 5
Total
Service-
-10c
'
Jan
8
Jan
1962
Jun
8
Jun
43
45 %
Jun
72%
32%
■7
V,'; 44
5
29
Apr
18
46
15%
16
I
559
48%
48%
48%
45
38%
Jun
7%
5
7%
20
6%
Jun
21%
22 y8
405
19%
Jun
Washington
Gas Light common
Woodward & Lothrop common
21%
Feb
Jan
$18,796,000
Railroad
Industrial
I_"II
.—
——
and
-
$18,796,000
Jan
42% May
53%
14
54,245,700
1,207,066,000
$27,415,000 $1,145,876,000
$1,261,313,700
May
65%
Feb
Transactions at the American Stock
Jan
38%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jun
27%
10
26%
Jun
291
29%
Jun
41
Jan
Stocks
74
63-
Jun
75
Mar
(No. of
Apr
Foreign
■
Shares)
Bonds
Range
Armstrong Cork
Blaw-Knox
Shares
Light
JSquitable
Gas
For
High
Low
25
7%
Oct
57
99
48 %
Jun
25
251/4
128
24%
Jun
243/4
243/4
30
7%
10
footnotes,
29%
7%
177
27%
5
8~50
see page
41.
600
22% May
7% Sep
29%
189
24% May '
38%
38%
81
7%
38%
Oct. 5.
8
—
4,168,675
Bonds
:•
$4,000
$1,363,000
343/s May
18 %
;
'
Feb
73% Mar
39%
1962
Feb
Jan
~20,666
5^000
$20,000
239,000
5~000
205,000
351,000
1961
Foreign
10% Feb
32% Mar
47% Jan
Foreign
$29,000
Jan. 1 to
1962
$1,412,000
Oct. 5
,
•/
1961
7,777,925
238,002,349
388,593,704
$1,363,000
$757,000
$54,925,000
20.000
10,000
1,402,000
$37,894,000
1,971,000
29,000
32,000
1,198,000
1,393,000
$1,412,000
$799,000
$57,525,000
$41,258,000
Bonds-
Domestic
30 Ye Mar
Bond
Sales
$309,000
^ 4,168,675
Stocks—Number of Shares
,
Total
308,000
10,000
-
Week Ended Oct. 5
High
48%
Oct
283/8
Pittsburgh
961,385
200,000
Total
57
Co_
Co
346,000
Range Since Jan. 1
57
Co of
219,000
761,905
Fri.
27%
-————10
System—I
298,000
715,740
Thurs. Oct. 4.
29%
Co
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne
Low
Inc__
Co
$300,000
850,580
Oct. 3.
for Week
of Prices
Allegheny Ludlum Steel-.
Columbia Gas
879,065
Oct. 2.
$5,000
Foreign
Corporate
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
industries
Oct. 1_
Wed.
Par
Bonds
:
Tues.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Gov't
Domestic
Mon.
Friday
Exchange
8% Mar
23%
33 %
64
—
67,329,600
1,078,531,400
$1,058,000
26,357,000
18% Mar
Jun
74
STOCKS
$2,000
$15,000
,••••?•
22% Mar
17%
436
V."
1961
794,317,468
720,369,402
16,240,792
16,913,000
32%
"
Jan. 1 to Oct. 5
1962
1961
-
_
.
Bank
27%
*
.10
3,557,000
.
Bonds—
U. S. Government
Jan
206
■/.
_
Mar
44
May
18
I—1
" 4~"gQ
-Iio
10%
25%
v-
3,649,000
.
13,956,680
Stocks—Number of Shares
47% Mar
69%
135
1,303
27%
48%,7
3,887,000
3,178,000
Week Ended Oct. 5
34% Mar
Oct
44%
3 50
Ramo-Wooldridge
.....
6%
46
"
Transmission
'30
Sales
$4,525,000
$1,883,000
Apr
16%
8% July
5% Oct
24% May
5% Jun
3,897
5%
25%
32
.2.50
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
"Warner Company
6%
47%
Co___-
Eastern
Thompson
5%
27%
Lab
Jersey Gas Co
Southeastern
Sun
clasS
6%
~~
Kline
$16,913,000
2,611,340
,
$1,883,000
-50
Paper
Emith
Eolith
Finance
Govt.
Bonds
$474,000
438,000
367,000
285,000
319,000
13,956,680
Oct. 3
Thurs. Oct. 4
International
Reading Co common—1
2,526,360
2,730,910
Oct. 2
Wed.
$4,051,000
3,449,000
3,282,000
2,893,000
3,238,000
3,090,420
2,997,650
Oct. 1_
Jan
25c
993
Bonds
Bank
Bonds
Foreign
Bonds
Feb
33%
i
__
Jan
Mar
10% Jun
33%
Electric
Service
*
27%
31%
50
Inc
Inc
Electric
30%/
*
common
Mon.
Co of L I_
Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Perfect
3
Water
and M'iscel.
Jan
Tues.
Pennsalt
Railroad
No. of
Total
Bond
U. S.
Int'l
Stocks
;
VI
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
1
:
Feb
1
Inc
Martin-Marietta Corp
Merck & Co Inc
Mergenthaler
Transactions at the New York Stock
Navigation—
&
distribution
Madison
Jan
Government
Corporate
Total
I
:
Volume
Number
196
6201
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1481)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
Canadian
Last
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
STOCKS
Low
Par
(Range for Week Ended October 5)
Exchange
in
Friday
7 Sales
MacKinnon
High
41%
24%
700
41
2,005
21V2
20%
21 %
8,352
19%
Jun
21
293/4
25
21
21
100
20 %
23 % Mar
—50
pfd—i
50
50
Argus Corp Ltd $2.50 class A pfd—50
Class C preferred
*
Asbestos Corp
*
Atlantic Sugar common
*
45%
Sep
45%
453/4
45 %
Oct
50
Molson
Power
Mitchell
1,210
Aluminum
•
4%
of Canada
Co
41/2 %
preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
$2.90 preferred —
Class
Atlas
pfd
——,
Bank
of
Power
&
Paper
pfd
Paper
American
Oil
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
Jun
July
55
Jan
Aug
53
Jan
6 %
700
Montreal
6
Jun
Montreal
31
2,565
27
Jun
14%
550
12
Jun
16
21
100
20% Aug
23%
May
35%
Class
Ltd
Sep
Moore
Feb
343/4
1,680
28
55%
553%
55%
3,110
51 %
Jun
75%
Nova
64
395
59
Jun
833/4
55
Jun
82
Jan
658
40
Jun
54
Feb
16
16
150
7%
15
Jun
20
Jan
48
48
Ontario
49%
525
55
48 %
46% July
Jan
48%
47
Jun
58% Mar
76c
90c
Penmans
a—
456
48
5.00
5.00
Ogilvie
Ltd
11%
11%
113/4
1,375
28
38%
17
1774
7,095
10
Jun
14
46%
463/4
47
150
15%
Jan
18
Feb
1.80
8,643
Feb
2.75
2,825
4.70
30 %
3,898
2.70
1.75
.
1.65
53
Apr
Power
Jan
7
4.75
Price
Apr
4%
46 %
Sep
563/8
5
1.65
Sep
7%
7%
400
7%
Sep
10 %
10%
10 %
306
9
% May
*
15 %
15
15%
200
12
25
24
25
6.20
3,650
Canada
Co
Ltd
32
Jan
Jun
44
May
11%
475
,11%
Oct
July
80
3,650
70
46i/2
1,300
44%
Oct
46 %
15
100
15 '.
Jun
19%
12% May
13%
Jan
26
30 %
Aug
16
Feb
Reed
37
Jan
Reitman's
8.20 Mar
Canada
$1.30
*
common
preferred
Canada
&
Canada
Iron
4%%>
Sugar Co
Foundries
Canada
Malting
Steamship
32%
Jun
32%
22 %
Jun
27
18%
260
18
Jun
25%
70%
46
•
22
*
9%
20%
21'A
790
18
July
23% Mar
49 ya
650
44
July
55
a!35
a!35
4
135
Sep
10%
11
3 250
9
July
14
2',855
ZZ
13%
I33/8
10 % May
18%
Feb
175/,
ig
750
17%
Jun
25 %
Jan
38
335
35
Jan
40
Jan
ZZ
*20
114% 114%
113
Jan
o83/4
72%
7,426
42
Jun
371/,
37
39%
4 509
36%
Sep
_Z
a84
a84
10
83
Sep
434
53/,
4 595
4
% July
54
59%
1595
41
July
65
27% Jun
38% Aug
18% Oct
37
ZZ
'
283/4
Ltd
Canadian
Chemical
12% Mar
53
May
10
10 %
2,690
8
11
Feb
23
6,521
a90% a90%
10
20
18 %
30
29
7%
:
18%
1,050
qi/4
6%
Jan
11
12
400
11
Sep
15%
Jan
10
10
500
10
Sep
15
Jan
Oct
11%
Jan
Jun
843*4 Mar
7%
Marconi
Canadian Vickers
.
Del
P
Rio
Oils
Ltd—i
Dome
Ltd—
Co
7%
.)■
pfd
Glass
Bros
27%
Oct
14% Mar
200
263,695
Oct
10?
20Oct
4.80
Oct
Co
Webb
Oct
Westcoast
15%
Jan
20%
Apr
3.35
Jun
4;50
Feb
19
19
193%
32%
3334
6 %
6%
40%
41 %
183/4 July
J25
490
27
Jun
36
5
Jun
11
Feb
12
13
15%
6,105
4.50
4.50
Jan
■/
37% Jun
800
15%
220
9.55
Feb
11%
3.50
15%
100
17% May
19
45
Jun
67
71
72%
405
70
May
85
17
17
1,000
Jan
18
5
5
5%
300
a8%
a8%
a8%
250
12 %
950
16%
16%
8,625
16
May
16 %
1,160
15%
Sep
21
21
825
20%
Jun
27
50
Jun
50
50
33%
1,913
8%
5
125
Oct
8%
Sep
Jun
143/fe
8
•
Class
56
25% Jun
Greater
Great
8
Jun
9%
a6
a8
116
7
Sep
8%
Jun
68%
Hawkey Siddelev
Bollinger Consol
18%
Home
-
990
16
375
a20
25
16
26
Class
Ltd
18% May
V.
class
9
9%
1,270
9
Aug
5,120
23
Jun
28%
2.90
250
al7
al7
10
2.60 Aug
15
July
28%
98%
98%
58
58
105
al4% al4%
15%
16%
14
Aug
7,475
15%
Jun
1,325
3.80
Sep
*
4.10
Imperial
Oil
Cement
International
11%
4,675
2.05
200
41
41
75
•
Corn
of
common
Public
Ltd
♦
20%
J
Corp.!
43%
Ltd
22 %
$1.25
M)
Lower
St
For
Jun
15 3/4
V
7%
4,350
19%
19%
1,045
50
50
442
*
Co
__
1
2.00
Oct
July
*
common
39
July
58%
12% July
5% Aug
17%
19% July
153/8 Jun
34%
47
Blue
53
605
45 %
Jun
75
1,400
64%
Jun
103/4
250
all % al2%
90
8% Aug
12%
11%
15
*
7%
*
12
143/4
16
3,800
55c
60c
7,340
a21
•
a21
50
7% ,V 7%
125
955
41.
Expressed
55c
Co
Jan
22
Jan
Feb
379
16
Jun
100
32
Feb
36 % May
25
45%
Oct
50
Sep
223/4
223/4
Oct
Jun
_.
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
23c
28c
30c
19,083
21c
630
Sep
7
July
87/a
8%
9 %
1,940
8
July
34c
35c
1,214
30c
Aug
6c
July
—
attc
200
3c
5%c
113,200
34c
34c
3,500
2.40
2.50
4,600
—
2.50
"
Oct
Jan
1.75 May
4.35
Anr
33%
39%
Sep
July
10%
July
10c
Mar1
9c
Jan
4%c
10,000
41c
5,000
40c
Sep
83(5
5%c
6,000
3c
May
10c
3.20
65,725
1.65
Jan
33c
3,911
'
v
3.60
-/V
'
Feb
8 %
5c
17,009
3.40
__
Jan
1.00
33c
.
Jan
Aug
3.05
__
■,
1.00
10c
5 %c
41c
3.05
B—*
:..•/7
Aug
10% July
4%c
__
—
1
cl
Jan
934
30c
100
9c
4%c
—
1
1
Ltd
8%
7c
9c
*
Co
High
39c
2%c Jan
20
8%
__
*
Corp
a32'/4 a32%
__
1
:
Mines
Mines
1
Ltd
j»-1
Mining
Co
1
Mining
Stores
Ltd
Ltd
Mining
River
Ltd
0
common
4c
July
31c
May
4.35
60c
2.70
Jan
3.95
5.75
1,700
Jun/
May
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
Jan
Aug
•/. '\v
Ltd
Petroleum
Canadian
Jan»
Jan
Gen
Dock
Co
Investments
Ltd
Ltd
Refineries Ltd.
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Aug
July
—
5c
2,500
6c
8,000
4Vac Jun
8%c
Jan
30c
30c
1,000
30c
60c
Apr
11
1,254
11
14%
Apr
Feb
Sep
Sep
8 '/a May
200
8,900
10c
Sep
1,500
10c
Aug
13
13
—
18 %c
17c
21c
200
72,100
35c
35c
37c
20,000
1
6c
Feb
Mar
11
-
10c
1
8%C
5c
__
30c
12c
__3
Nickel
3c
;.-,16c
—
12%
12 %c
25c
Jun
Sep
Aug
16%
25c
18c
17%
Jan
May
Feb
32c
Aug
70c
Aug
Oct
12c
Oct
12c
1,025
20%
Jan
29 %
Sep
2%c
3c
4,500
2%c
Feb
4c
Jan
1.80
1.80
1.40 Aug
2.90
Apr
3.60
3.80
300
1,850
3.20
Sep
7.45
Feb
4.30
4.40
8.400
3.05
July
4.40
2,200
5%
Jan
12c
—
—
__
4.30
10,000
12c
23 %
—
24%
24%
,
"
Oct
Ltd—
.;
Dredge &
Camalask
Jan
9%
*
Ltd
Resources
Preferred
Canadian
.
3c
10c
1
Mines
&
Canadian Kodiak
9c
1,000
11c
*
Common
Jan
4%c
5c
500
7
9%
1
Colliers
10c
8c
1
Inc
Ltd
Southern
\
12c
•
Canada
10c
8c
V
3,100
9%
i
Ltd
Mines
—
0
1
Raceway
Copper Corp..
Uranium
:_
8.80
*
Ltd
Ltd
Bonnets
7.35
8.80
1
common
Corp
Mining
Mines
1
1
*
*
—
—
*
65c
*
8%c
1
6.00
__
6.00
—
•
6%
8
Feb
Feb
6.00
6.00
Jan
88c
a8.00
a8.00
25
8%
Aug
13%
Feb
32%
323/4
42
323/4
Oct
41 %
Mar
63c
70c
13,900
62c
Aug
1.50
Jan
8c
8%c
6c
6c
300
-
58c
7
3,000
2%c
Jun
8%
Sep
Jan
6 %c
Sep
3.05 July
4.75 May
Capital..Building Industries Ltd
*
4.10
4.00
Carbec-. Mines
1
7%c
7%c
8c
600
7 Vac
10c
10c
500
8c
July
12c
Jan
4c
5c
10,250
4c
Jan
8c
July
18,350
2,500
76c
Jun
8c
Aug
Oct
60c
July
22%
Jan
7%
Jan
Cartier Quebec ExDlorations Ltd
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
.
Ltd
13%
13%
100
10% July
24
Feb
27
.27 %
150
27
34%
Jan
Chibougamau
i
Chemalloy ['Minerals
27
Sep
Shares
of Prices
Low
Dollars
SaJss
for Week
,
auc
Ltd
•;
•
Bav
Canadian
Jan
QGt
Canadian
4c
Calypso Food & Beverage Co Ltd
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
16%. Jan #
26
in
Range
—
Ltd
7 % Mar
20
19%
32
Week's
Last
20c
Nickel
13%
'
__
11%
12
Feb
13% Jun
9
Calumet
Mar
48%
74%
10%
*
22%
173/4
1
Products
.;•••
Placer
Cadamet
Mar
86
48
Jun
v8%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Mar
75
Feb
23%
11%
8%
1
Belgium
Jan
Jun
10
2.90
Jun
45%
Ltd__l
Ltd
Gold
Bellechasse
63/4 Mar
34
25
59% Mar
Jun
1.75 Aug
11
*
1M
Black
Jan
1,015
Mines
Ltd
Arcadia
Belding-Corticelli
Jan
110
42%
Are
*
Belle
Development
; ."V.
Beauce
Feb
6,260
41
Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd
Barvallee
Jan
42%
Feb
13
685
32
45%-
__
-
Exploration
Bruneau
18
5
-
•
Bornite
5,213
600
k
13% Mar
5%
4,210
Shown
Ltd
Mines
Fabrics
•
59% Mar
44
17%
Feb
16% May
15
173/4
*
;
1
Beau
Mines
Sep
13%
22%
73
Mar
17% Jun
?25
14%
__
___50
Mines
Lead
9 3/8 July
43
21%
21% May
May
2734 Feb
*
Band-Ore
4.25 July
46
Mar
47%
Jun
Jan
Jan
44%
155
13%
7%
1,700
14 %
13%
133%
.
2.30
14 V*
'?•/.
common—*
Baker Talc Ltd
39% Mar
see page
7%
17%
32 % Mar
'
Feb
1.90
89
20
footnotes,
9.40
40
Oct
,
1,045
73/4
19»%
5
Auto
Feb
Jun
Power
12
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
Oct
153/4
26%
Ltd..
H3/e
1
A
Consolidated
Associated
•.
Ltd
Lawrence
20
Jun
56aA
58c
Eros
Oct
9.35
481
preferred
Lewis
55
12
__
1
Arno
Jan
5,465
A
50% July
10% Jun
A
Bateman
7%
60
»
class
690
54%
*•'.
Worts.——_—*
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co
Atlas Telefilms Ltd
May
2734
common
60
Jun
*
Anthonian
173/4 Mar
20
13
>
17%
Rights
Loeb
19%
■
5%
13%
5
Service
43
Anglo-Nfld
Feb
59
_
350
Jan
T 60%
26%
r
pfd
46%
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Jan
109 %
Jun
■
59
Lines
6%
Financial
3,205
■■■
Sep
Sep
37%
98%
27%
!
46
Common
Anacon
Feb
*
.
46%
*
Ameranium
Jan
7.60
Canada
(John)
Laurentide
1,140
107 a
10
Paper
Jamaica
49
10%
1.5
common
Utilities
PiDe
48%
10%
4.68%
preferred
Ltd
4,915
1.90
com
Nickel
Glass
12%
48%
International
$2
preferred
Interprovincial
1,400
11%
10%
-£1
International
Iroquois
20
.20c
Ltd
Acceptance
4.00
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pfd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6% preferred
Inland
5
12%
Paper $2
class
Amalgamated
Jan
52
25.
19%
A
27
385
3.90
Bay Mining..!
Hudson's Bay Co
Labatt
16
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Hudson
Indus
28%
com..
Pittfield—
Smith
32%
Minerals
Class
14% Mar
25%
B
&
Howard
17% Jun
B
Alscope
25% Mar
2.90
27%
Mines
&
preferred
Ajax
Aug
24%
243/4
113/4
Oil
Home
Can
525
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd—
Apr
48%
16
•
Gold
19
Sale Price
Jan
Oct
48
a20
*
common
11,367
18 %
Par
Feb
44%
48'%
Jun
100
Paper.:
16%
18%
Friday
Apr
17
1%
Winnipeg Gas Co
Lakes
12%
16
6% Aug
15% Jun
STOCKS
Aug
1
1
300
32% Mar
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jan
34
450
*
common
0
—
Prices
May
10
preferred
8
*
(Geo)
Augustus
5Vz'/c
8
Jan
24
*
General Motors'
*
Mar
23%
a8
*
Gatineau Power
Jun
*
12% Mar
113/a
360
32%
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Sep
Mar
'
4%%
18% Mar
*
preferred
Jun
13
25
;
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Zellers Limited
21% Mar
16
*
Canada
243/4
125
■
T
Feb
8% Mar
21
900
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Sep
*
1,140
July
14%
Apr
*
20
29 %
_10
A
Mar
A
Cos Ltd
class
Jan
743
14%
"
43
6% May
125
_•
5.00 May
53
common..
27%
Jan
37% Sep
;/
305
Jan
26%
143/4
__
Oct
26%
16%
Bank
Jun
Jan
18%
16 %
26%
460
/
9
Jun
22% May
Jan
26%
18%
*
20
Oct
19%
Jan
50% Mar
Jun
51%
—
;
"
Oct
Sep
15
'
73/4
20
__
8
1,010
13
15%
38%
7%
—
Jun
Mar
18 34
29 %
Voting Trust
Aug
600
&
Weston
■
300
468
38%
__
23
105
Oct
9
16,187
24
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Aug
Apr
19% Mar
9%
'950
24%
99
Feb
14%
A
Gooderham
Apr
370
16 3/4
Corp
Walker
9.15
1,135
2,960
g
24
23 Va
24%
Canada—
Finance
27%
Jan
18%
41%
2 735
16
24%
29'%
-
Trans Canada Corp FundTrans Canada Pipeline-.
Apr
a4.30
11%
22% Jun
50
10
Jan
18%
♦
:
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553/4
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*
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Oct
10%
com
&
&
20%
1,990
12
Heating Prod class A
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Frosst
12,286
103/4
3%
class
Petroleum
21%
10 %
12
Paper
French
20%
Jun
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1
common
of
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25
35
11%
: ■*'
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Canada
Foundation
36,233
100
10
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&
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of
55%
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com..
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Dupuis Freres
Fraser
Steinbergs class
55
11%
627
100
Jan
*
Steel
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Fleetwood
of
Jan
16%
*
&
common
steel
Enamel
Steel
723/4
503/u
100
25
...
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Eddy
Sep
Jun
/ 11% July
Traders
*
22 %
100
91/,
Jan
•
Steel.
Feb
•
6%
Dominion
Pont
Structural
6%
Dominion Lime Ltd
Du
Standard
8%
Jun
2.50
Dominion
Dow
Feb
17%
•
*
22%
__
10
Jan
31
10
^____
'
3.80
*
Jun
Jan
51
1
preferred
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preferred
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6%
Co
4.10
—*
13
22%
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Sogemines
Southam
4.05
:2
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Dominion
Simpsons
Jan
Toronto-Dominion
9.15
115
*
Texaco Canada Ltd_—
20%
14%
50
Sep
20
14%
^..20
Jan
Ltd
Foundries
Dominion
Jan
8% May
11
July
6.95
Jun
July
common.*
pfd
14
9.15
8
24
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common
42 %
,4
13 476
85,'900
100
preferred
Jun
_*
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Dominion
35%
6%
Jan
Bridge
Dominion
4%
Sicard Inc
9%
—
Petroleum
Dominion
4
Sep
37 %
Seagrams
Dominion
Jun
12
Oct
A
215
_.
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Distillers
,510
Series
1 511
10%
143/4
24%
*
-11
21%
143,4
24%
•
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12%
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24%
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&
40 3/4
55%
8%
63 %
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325
—*
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3^488
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6%
500
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9
69%
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56
.
100
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LaSalle
Shawinigan
12%
10
8%
68%
•
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23
100
Jan
6
36,455
7%"
8%
693/8
common—
12%
common
Development
Columbia
54%
26%
163/4
.
H
'56
16% Aug..
Aug '
90%
920
;
Jun
Sep
% May
v
6s/8'
16
com—*
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Oil 'Companies
preferred
K
6%
25%
5% Mar
100
10
__
1,435
7%
Jun
Jan
849
850
*
common
—1
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Cauadiah -Pacific* Railway—£
Li25
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred.'..10
C
30%
6%
.6%
-
*
common——
Canadian
Central
Scott
Jun
Jun
Foods
Apr
Jan
29
11
25
preferred
Feb
_7-%
48
17
Ltd
50
Industries
Preferred
t
5%
Salada
1,200
-iu-—_T
International
5%
Jan
Apr
5,306
*
_;
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Canadian
88
8%
Jan
gi/4
*
St Lawrence Cement class A
St Lawrence
Corporation common
81% Mar
643/4
5,830
class A_50c
Morse
Canadian
;
Oct
Oct
49
*
Ltd.
Co
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:
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46
22
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.
62
690
9%
Canadian
'
50
49%
9%
—_—*
common
Canadian Fairbanks
81%
70 %
19
48%
—..—>-.-100
Celanese
25
89
39%
£
common.
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Apr
5634
•
383/4
*
Co
'
114% May
72% Oct
28%
__
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J an
147% May
11% Aug
703/4
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A
Royalite
Oct
38
Mar
*
common—
_
Canadian
■*'
Feb
Feb
Feb
500
100
Rolland'Paper class A
Royal Bank of Canada.
Jan
50
—
British Aluminum.—
Canadian
Sep
23 %
701
*
Breweries——.
preferred
22%
1,489
70 %
Canadian
5%
770
263/4
25%
.*
—
25%
25%
81 %
Electronics
Jun
18%
10
common-.
173/4
24
81 %
—_
Canadian Bronze
1,935
263/4
25%
81%
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preferred
21%
—s.—_—100
Canadian
v
25 %
Ltd—0
common
_
Canada
Canadian
21%
25%
20
Dominion
preferred
$2.20
21%
*
common
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Oct
8,170
__
Calgary Power
May
13%
common
(Albert E) common
Class
90
18%
Quebec Telephone
Warrants
Jan
17% Jan
80
1
_•=
=
,
Jan
27%
100
Gas.,
31
26
Feb
Sep
Jun
40
48
•
n6% preferred
16%
6.10
24
275
20%
•
common
Quebec Power
19% July
500
6.15
5
455
43
12%
__
100
of
&
preferred
Quebec Natural
1.95 Aug
10
Jan
al05%al05%
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Bros
Jan
27%
_
Feb
2.70
293/,
11%
441/4
*
Jan
17%
2.75
30 %
Feb
26
*
preferred
Jan
10%
15
1
Tubes
Feb
10
Jan
26
j-
45
*
common
% Jun
8%
11%
100
_
Products
Mar
14% Mar
111
25
•
Petroleum
6%
Aug
Sep
Sep
July
Steel
23
Jun
41%
VI
*
common
Jun
25%
__
•
Mills
Jan
Jan
21% May
6% Aug
23% Jun
473
26
*
preferred
Pacific
Sep
a._
___
Flour
17%
1,600
Light & Power
Page-Hersey
Oct
25
Products
8%
Jan
386
■—
Gold
8%
*
6
24%
10% May
100
8%
A
5
Mines
Scotia
44
102
6
6%
*
class
*
65
12,991
100
2,675
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65
245,053
310
10
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63
87c
18,875
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433/8
49 %
1,556
11
9%
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44
48 %
19
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•
65
76c
18%
6%
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Jun
17% July
16% Jun
5 211
10
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5%
106% 106%
n
40
64
pfd—r—10
A
class
pfd
B
Noranda
48%
75
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Jan
.—*
class
partic
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al9% al9%
273%
i83/a
__
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323/4
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6%
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.
100
*
common
Preferred
7% Aug
36% May
32%
*
———r——
Building
Bulolo
40
50
49
*
TeleDhone—
Rights.
Mills
Ltd
(Robt)
25
46% Mar
Stores
High
6
100
Breweries
125
*
—
Products
Brockville Chemical Ltd 6%
Bruck
Co
491/4
21
£
British Columbia Power
Co
May
14%
50
____—
British
Brown
Miron
6 %
Light & Power—*
Traction
/British
.
Jun
30 %
100
Bowater Corp 57c
British
Metropolitan
50 %
82c
preferred
Bowater
Apr
183%
•
common
' Shares
6
1
Paper Co cl A..2.50
preferred
_*
common
Telephone
'■Brazilian
5%%
49%
30%
&
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
50%
Rights
6'/<•,%
53 %
10
*
*
(Canada)
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Bell
27
Jun
25
Provinciale
Bathurst
10
Sep
10
Scotia__
Nova
Banque Canadian National
Banque
493/4 May
24%
10
Montreal
of
38% Feb
37
*
Steels Ltd.
Bank
a50 % a50 %
*
A
3,250
Low
__
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
Maritime Tel & Tel—
-—10
24%
Aluminium Ltd——
for Week
»
com
Low
High
39%
25
——-—*
—-
Steel
Maclarcn
40%
•
Paper common
preferred ;
Steel—
Structural
Range Since Jan. 1
41
&
Power
4% %
Algoma
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
40%
Abitibi
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Dollars
Shares
37
Copper
Ltd
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1
1
—
—
4.20
—1
95c
81c
95c
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9%c
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29c
2.71
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Jan
Jan
Apr
38
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(1482)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Low
Par
4%c
5c
:
4%c
30c x:
2,500
83/4
6,000
-
65c
75C
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Ltd
Mines
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*
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28%
235
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15c
16C
2.000
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X
50
—
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53 c
22
*
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Nickel
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1
34c
34c'
1
19C
19c
23c
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Corp
;
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Sep
•
:
Jan-
24c
27,500
19c
Oct
Voting
Alberta
Feb
:
Fab
Oil
Metal
Ltd
Mines
Minerals
&
Fano
Class
Apr
Lake
Fox
Fundy
Ltd..—
1,475
2%c
2%c
200
4c
4c
1,500
*
Lake
5%c Mar
8c
20c-
16,500
15c
Oct
57c
Apr
29c
61,700
21c
Oct
45c
July
12c
76,COO
4c
Jan
19c
Feb
23c
20c
23c
28,200
10c
Aug
24c
Ltd
»
—
Silver
Uran
Mines
Mines &
Chemicals
Inspiration
Ltd
International
Interprovincial
10c
4c
TT'/lbli Aug'
3.000
Oftc
Feb
5,000
5%c
.
80c
May
1.28
65c
66c
2,200
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July
1.90
2.10
a40c
a40
1.20 Jan
100
40C
Oct
58c
July
11c
8%c
9c
6,000
5c
2.10
2.10
2.25
5,150
1.80 Aug
23c
23c
26C
45
45
50
1.40
1.75
6.740
1
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39.700
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—
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6,034
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39
40 %
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8,281
20 y4
203/4
21
45%
46
54%
54%.
.
Gold
Labrador
Ltd
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Laduboro
*
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Lamontagne
&
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&
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Ltd
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7%
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pfd
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8c
1,500
20%
540
•
v.;;
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6%
6%
4,405
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12
of
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48
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class
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—
17c
14%
:
3
13%
•
14%
21
14c
1.76
62c
780
28,100
53C
May
84c
963/4
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8c
625
6c
Jan
11c
_x.
40 y4
Feb
Aug
July
16c
Jun
13%
15c
12c
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55%
TO
15c
1,000
9v2c
12c
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4,300
2.01
1.02
4.25
3.65
7,330
543/4
55%
63
633/4
3.40
35
7%
•7%
125
*
Corp
Native
Minera's
evil
Feb
16y2
Apr
22c
81,070
6%
765
Ltd
13 %c
12c 14%c
Jan
18%
2.25
2.50
Jan
10 %
Jun
Jan
2.90
Feb
4y2c
4 %o
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd. 10
2,000
66%
67
100
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
2.50
1
9c
lie
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Explorers Ltd
Copper
Paramaque
6c
53/4 %
preferred
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preferred
Brown Co
Bruck
Patricia
48c
31
31
3.50
6.25
Paudasli
,
Mines
Pennbec
Pitt
&
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<
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Ltd
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Gas
Co
Prime
Ltd
part
2nd
pfd
Cobalt
Crest
Gold
Mines
Ltd
57c
Diversified
Ltd
35c
Sep
5,200
5c
May
7%c
5,500
31c
3,000
40c
Sep
.47c
Aug
11 %c Mar
14c
6%c Jun
Southern
3c
Jan
7c
Apr
48c
Jan
90c
May
500
5c
Jun
10c
Jan
a80
a80
a80
121
17c
4,500
2.00
2.25
10,735
2.50
2.50
100
17C
2.00
2%c
3c
13c
13c
Gold
Sullivan
Tache
Mines
pfd
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Lake
Tazin
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Mines
Mining
Towns
550
38c
14
14
320
14
7c
7%c
Westville
Mines
11c
5,000
6%c
Jan
1.70
3,100
17 y4
18%
2,175
10c
10c
12c
33,500
Oct
36c
May
2%c
10,600
2c
Aug
4c
Apr
1.01
Jan
72c
•X.
79c
28,100
38c
8c
41,600
5y2c
1.61
Oct
Jan
13c
Aug
12c
1,000
9%c
11c
93,319
4V2c
6%c
8%c
3,000
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4.25
.
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22
4.25
35c
100
22
22
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100
45c
6c
July
3.80 May
20
July
25c
Jun
5'/8
2.75
2.95
2,000
6c
6c
6%c
18,000
6c
May
80c
80c
1,000
80c
Oct
-l
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Apr
May
2.50 July
1.30
15%
Jan
6% May
Jan
3%c
4%c
8,000
Warrants
Canadian
Canadian
1,800
Sep
500
3%C Aug
1.05
11c
Jan
4.00
1,500
3.00 May
4.00 Aug
Canadian
Food
Warrants
Canadian
160
28i%
17
Apr
50%
65
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Energy
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
49Va
12 y2
200
22
635
6%
5'/2%•
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6 3A
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Apr
89'
96% May
64'/2 Apr
17
25% Feb
Jun
8
675
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Jun
47,
Jun
Mar
13 % Mar
Jun
8'% May
-
Mar
6%
Oct
>, 12% Mar
52% May
Hi 4 Jan
1.50
Jun;
3:65
Jan
1.60
July;
Sep
3.65
Jan
14%
Apr
May
35 % Mar
2.20;
2.10
2.10
2.25
12%.
12%-
12%
293/4
30%
735
27
19
19
19
67
19
Oct
22
Feb
36
3534
36 y2
605
33
Jun
38%
Jan
6%
71/2
2,770
Jan
8% May
3.20 Apr
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2.25
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4
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1,195
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1
35
2,660
3,230
2.25
2.50
30%
143/4
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7%
1.60
100
95,194
6%
7%
1.80
1.40
16 %-
28
17 %
56
Industries
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4
Petrofina
preferred
class A
i_10
95
65
2iy4
23,778
IO1/4
10%
2,713
28%
28'%
100-
28%
29%
235
98
98
50
20
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295
23
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1,245
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Development—,-i-x_X_——.—x*
23
-
:
....
20i/4
I
24
v
18%
,
100
,181%
90.480
25
.
.100
183/4
,.
.
Feb
*
Feb
Jun
19%
Jan
Apr
16'/2
Jan
6%
"
Oct"
Sep
Jail
11'/a
Jun
!.Jun
Feb
Jan
72%
11% July
20%
8%
18
Jun
Jun
Feb
3.25
>
May
81
Feb
551/2
95
Oct
Oct
27 '/a
Jan
10%,
-
Oct
24Tn
Jun
44
;• Jan
25'%
,
Jun
31
May
95
20
i.
110
20 J/4
-23
.
,<
Feb
4.25
Jun
Jan
8%
Jun
41
3.85
20%
103^
4
Apr
•
41
24'%
92
*
—
•
740
y2
50
Jun
6%
21%.
109
Vickers.X—
4
•600
4.10
Jun
6.00
Sep
11% July
50'% Jun
2,140
54%
55
10%-Ffb
4.50 May
4,878
12
4.05
-
■
8
12i/8
4.05
;_x*
:
56 Va
14%
Aug
90c
4.810
553/4:
25
common
!
73%
100
Railwayx—
Tire Corp
54%
v
8
.
Marconi Coj—^X_— .XX——XI
Oil Cos common:
I
'
Feb
Oct
Oct
14
4
Bank.—_x_—10
Feb
Mar
1.40
31'%
6,960 "
1.90
17%
90c
Sep
4.50
60
33
143/4
—
2.80
i
9®
T
'
,?'>6%
607
8 '/a
Sep
Sep
7
780
'
5%
5 y2' ■
•
Jun
80c
301/4
■••
class A—* y
common:
2,500
v
Jun
5%
70c
i>33
2.50
28
—4
:
9,982
3.60
36i%
1.90
5,200
7%
": .6% '
5%
1,850
;
89c
coinmon_50
——v
Oil
Imperial
Utilities
78c
3.60
Industrial Gas———X—2.50
Pacific
'
36 y*
100
x
preferred—_20c
Securities
.wxx
2.25
"61/4
,
•?/ 7
:
-6%
common—
Electric
Hydrocarbon
6
78c
78e
;4
Husky
preferred
10%;
57%
-
Jun
4.75
975
10
May
Jun
17
9,227
48
,
Jun
v
Apr
58
Jun
-
Apr
8-2
.
1,000
-9'%
•
•
9y4
25 Va
46% Oct:
H'% July
9y4 May
100
ioy2
17% Jun
4
July:
61,'
582
12%
_*
—3
—
preferred
Canadian
Apr
Apr
36
93'%
674
;365
;■
ioy2
'
__X_
preferred
Canadian
48
19%
_k
-Warrants
i
47
151
.
;; 94
46%
class Ax
_X—
General
Canadian
Apr
35
Jun
62
10
-65
80c
Morse
Products
_x_
241/4 May
•27
i
Sep
18'A
,
155
,70%„
49%
12%
xX.—_ —1
Dock
Canadian. General
C
331/2
Wright
Dredge
Aug
Jun
49%
-.
;X
common
Western
4c
Jun.
-■
29%
...
x-—_
Fairbanks
Gas
Jun
Jun
31'%
94
.25
Canadian
4c
17
22
50
50
X,
Oct
May
200
7ya-
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
Mar
,
4
•
X
preferred
7
33
30
Jun
25% Aug
1,746
/■ /;
—
87c
60c
23'%
,
.Feb
'
Canadian
5%
'
582
627
Jan
Jan
104
33
com.
Wallpaper Mfrs class A
40c
3.90
.
_*■
-1
Curtis
25'%
Mar
25%
x: 50
—
Collieries
j Preferred
Jan
3.85
33%
■
Chemical
Chartered
T 3.90
...
10%
33
*
Canadian
10,000
•
17%
Jan
5% May
300
27 •
36%
■
x?
Jan
60c
-
17%
12.50
common.
;
-$1% ; preferred:
Canadian
2.08 Mar
6%
25%;
Feb
May
Jun
101
50
Jun
16
16
17'% Jun.
II,267
;
Jun'
Jan
2.05
Celanese
$1 preferred
4%
22
24%
100
7c
87c
1.00 Oct
25
,_1'0
Aug
50c
7% July
260
49 y2.
2c
82c
.
1,004
675
Aluminium:
Jan
3.35 Mar
14c
m //.
1.20
6%
warrants
Canadian
xk.4%c
50c
200
6.25 Mar
18'%
■/■;'•' 98
warrants!-^.
Canadian
Aug
23c
650
230
5y»
Jan
56c
9,200
43c
2.75
•
Oct
Sep
*
Jan
10%
10
1.61
27%
10%
5%
-X—
British
'
July
40c
.
f
Oct
7c
1.61
_
•
,_i
41.
10%c
11c
Ii
see page
18%
520
17
X—X—■X
A
Preferred
8%c
«
-2
Jan
107
97/s
241/4 v.
263/4
Canadian/ Canners class A———X.
Jan
1.61
—
—1
8
Led
1.75
Jun
104
5-,
18%
—
B
2nd
Aug
68
-i—x—X^x—x—
Class
July
15 %c
78c
14
Jun
-
Class
x
xtf'Cit'
105
12
25%
Jun
Jun
100
26%
Jun
102
17
.x*
95%
55
-
18%
X
—
Breweries
Canadian
Aug
1.40
__x.
■.Preferred
1.80 May
14c :-Feb
18%
_I
Canadian
-
:
17
Wire & Cable* class- B
Canadian Aviation 4
I
95%
July
183/4
xx»
Feb
2.15 Aug
93
7oy2
preferred
Feb
56%
Sep
300
-xx*
Safeway Ltd
18
88
-15
21 :■
:
Feb
60
101 Mr 101%
,
Jan
141/4
15% May
'16% Feb
3 Sep •4
4 92% Sep
10%
241/8
101 y2
"Feb
92
40
.
'
/class»A
Permanent
Preferred
Jan
126
1.55
Ltd——_ no
T
Oct
2c
-1
Ltd
100
:
_10
Canada
Feb
10 %c
Ltd-
footnotes,
24c
July
10 %c
87c
Helium
Jan
Jun
.-l
Western
Jan
17y2
65c
X__. _1
Van Der Hout Associates
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Ltd—
6c
1.00
Oct
Q4.
55
4
x—.—*•.•>•
common
—„x_
Class B
Jan
Aug
123
Ltd—
Co
Pools
10,000
Packers
/Canada
Feb
Jan
9%
Oct
3,300
B„_
Co
1.55
1.42
53c
1.05
Properties
Electric
Swimming
Mines
45c
Sep r
July
1.02
HI
Ltd
Jan
4
45c
_1
Asbestos
Principal
Jun
6
95c
—_
Ltd——.
7.40
May
43c
l
Obaiski
Jun
75c
108,300
1
?
2,065,
Jun
4
37%
-
14% Jan
15% July
'43% Jun
1.65 Sep
15
24 y4
47,
Jun
8,804
Mar
4.95 Apr
6.75
Jan
10 y2
Forgings class A_*
Foundries
Malting
Canada
Apr
20c
53c
_
Corp Ltd
Corporations class
2.70
1,100
47c
—HI" «
Corp
Jan
17,800
24c.
2,647
*
United
United
3.20
6y8
53c
Feb
4c
1.00
Ltd
Ltd—
United
United
1.00
20 y2
1.60 July
•
6
Oct
Sep
1.00
Ltd..
Petroleum
Mar
20%c
6
2,275
lc
1.00
Ltd
Ltd.—
Exploration
United
81c
23c
4.15
20
1
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd——_
Titan
600
1.00
;
Mines
Mines
2.50
20
105%
54
,
July
9%
14'%
25,210
104% 104%
105%: 105 %>
104%
28
200
'
7% May
Oct
-
Jan
Apr
•
Jun
'
Iron
4y2c Jan
3,000
i
90
Q4*
*
Foundries &
Canada
18y2c Mar
*
Warrants
Talisman
Jun
Aug
a20
90
90
*
——
Canada
Jan
Jan
100
Ltd—
A
Canadian Bakeries
6.75
5.10
2c
3%c
4.05
Apr
93
>
I 2.65
130.
...
1.85
•'93
'*
—
■
17y8t 17%4,
46 % /47%;^ /
1.70
50v
■
Sep ?:
4.70
13,611
C
•' 8,287
.
15 y2 <, pi.
151/4
Sep
35c
Oct
•
Consolidated
Supertest
4.05
2.00
80
Sep
2.50 May
>
1
Ltd
Air
Standard
2.25
;
July
9c
3c
,v
14c
50
2.25
;•
3%c
62
6,500
•
a20
•
Canada Power 6%
Services
Spartan
30%
TT%i, 11%. •
15%/15%
'
.*
common
Canada Steamship Tines common
3,000
40,000
2
Mines
29%
Va
ll4%^
va
20
:
Canada
5c
1
Ltd
Dufault
21% Aug;
'/? 21
Apr
5c
♦
Sobey's Stores class A
South
265
Calgary Power common
-*
5% preferred
I———100
Canada Bread common
;
_*
Canada Cement common.:
—*
Class
Oct
67c
1
Regent Mines Ltd
Oils
22%
7%
;
Canada Crushed Cut Stone—
Jan
5c
—_1
Lands
Development—
Shop & Save -(1957) Ltd.
Siscalta
22%
275
Oct
54%
2.75 Aug
_*
————
Canada; Dominion Sugar—x^——
Jan
6.50
4c
2
Saucon
For
Oct
62c
»
—
Lawrence
Silver
10
1.00
Foils
July
525
7%
Canada
50
Sep
14
53%
'
13;713
1.00
Oct
5c
50
Lkwrence Columbian Metals
Vauze
6.25
4.75 Aug :
15,200
Goldfields Ltd__l
St
,
Jan
140 X
90c
Aug
3.00
* h
100
.—--
48
2.75
;•
Preferred
Feb
67c
&
St
Val
13c
6%c
Exploration——1
Quebec Lithium Corp__
_1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd—
1
Tib
1,100
6c
1
——
''
May
1
Ltd
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
«
32,500
6c
Smelting & Refining Ltd——_1
Quebec Telephone 5% 1950 pfd
20
i
15c
5.00
■:
44c
Quebec
.
12c
? 36
Jan
42c
,
•
2.30
2,310
Feb
Feb
70c
July
Sep
July
Apr
20c
30c
'
Corp of Canada—
Cliibougamau
Red
128
Feb
315
>•
50 y4
30
:*
——xxx—x——J*
x—x-x
49;
58% Mar
Aug
2.65
_x-,X^.X-—__*
Cabol Enterprises
Mar
22 y2c
1
Ltd
Quebec
,
4c
35c
28
4,000
40c
42c
2
Mines
9y2C Aug
40c
.1
Quebec
4
13c
4.90
•
Mining Co
Place Oil
15c
1
Mining
Gold
Power
Ltd
7c
82
Oct
Jun
liy2c July
,
16,850
:f
Apr
11 y2
50%
"22'Va
—_100
—
185
r
5.00
.1
Products:-
Oct
14"
Jun
-Jan
.13 % AUg
31 - ' Jan
Jun
76c
2.75
x*
4.50
56
-
Feb
47
50%
-
83% Jan
;
-
4.95
•
•
—50
Products
A.x_
Canada
1
Mines
Silver
;
4
Mills- class
6 Mr Jan
29
•
';
513^
.
:
Jun
Aug-'
51%
—
—
—
210
*
-Jun
3.00
common:
Forest
14*-
48%
51%
pfd_. .50
Paper s'/a^
-
565,831
.50.
———X-
Jan
6 Va
7c
5,000
6C
43c
-
Mines (Quebec) Ltd 1
Mines
2,500
14%c
66%
22,700
6c
;,
*
Opemiska
16c
48c
__1
»
I He
16c
lie 12y2c
__1
XX1
Jun
3.95 Aug
"* "■ ^ '
75Va-Jan
Jun
3.00
Feb
XJan
35% July
5% ART
'
45
50,984
88c
preferred 1956 series.
100
preferred 4%% pfd_—1—100
-4%%
9% Mar
Jun
2.00 Aug
4c
July
10c
2,910
1
Opemisca
pfd
43/4%
Oct
5%
11,100
*
Frigistors Ltd
Formaque Mines Ltd
Lake
49%
76c
preferred x^x_X—X_x—x—-100
Burns
•
Needco
Jack
313/4
48%
;
4%%
Jun
9
2
2.05
6%
New
New
5%
Columbia
Building
-
31
48%
.25
Class; B ————^^,xxx—m——xx-——--••■'
British Columbi^fower Corp^xx,
175/s
British Columbia' Telephone4common_25
463/4
'Rights X——X—— ' / 1.80 ;•
28c "Aug
18
16% May
•
x59
1,400
483/4
.
Jan
Jan3
105
x
51'%
Jun
Jan
24---
•
1.00 May /
I,144
3.35
3.40
xx_iXx_\_-xJi^-xIxXxx-!
Traction
British
Jan
75c
2
Jun
Jun
4.00 <Jun "'•V
3,018
X*_
_x
common.—,...
British. American" Oil
Mar
Jan
5c
*26
27'/? Jun
8,592
too
63%
•*
Co
Mersey
■
1.95
•
;
1.53
Sep
12 %c
11%
.1.60
951/4 Aug
483/4
—
British .Columbia ;Pabkcrs class A'
Jan
38c
12% July
ioo :
aioy2 alO'/a
•
common
Ltd
50c
13 y4
*
Royal
18c
1,500
8,800
1
;
Pleasant Mines Ltd
24,850
65c
16c 17 %c
Refrig & Storage Ltd cl A__22
Mount
22c
65c
16c
*
6.00
Feb
18C
22c
1
1
Mount
4.90
-
- Jun-
70
4.25
——.
Telephone——
Preferred
Jan
51%
15%
-
July
20
320
♦
3.20"
3.25
*
Paper class A—
common.
Brazilian
Sep
Sep
7% May
Feb
55%
54%
17%
•
5,335
343/4
7*
—
-
power &1
Bowaters
Mar
8c
40 %
200
\
X
Oct
>
Feb
Apr
9% May
50c
:
150
21%
32%
10
2,100
19
963/4
'5,/2% •' preferred -_x_x_—-X—xX_X -50
Bowater; Paper-xJX—._XxX_xX—X—. .£1
Jan
Apr
Jun
103%
Jun
.10
Scotia
Nova
Industries
Bowater
Jan
75c
5%
Jan
55-:-v
jun
48 %
32%
Montreal". _x
Buw :*Valley;'
28% Mar
Oct
5%
50 '
May
130
215
v
Bros
Beaver
Mar
52c
July
6
49%
50%
——
Ltd
of
Beatty
1.20 Mar
Jan
2yac Jan
400
;
/Jun
.
49 y4
——xxx-10(>;,
Electric
Bathurst
Apr
47,900
1
—
Dairies
29%
36,600
~
Aur
29% Jan
25 ?tr Apr
;
»'■
-
.
Jan
53'%
Feb
7
493/4
10
Steels: • X-—x—
Bartaco
2.60 Sep
Sep
100
;
49%
»
common
Standard
-
Bank
Oct
67c
Jan
1.67
40 %
Jun
"r
Sep
1.35
36
>
Jan
9;60 Jan
'■
•••"
-
'
21%
July
50%
xx*;
t
Bridge tfs Tank common.:
-
r
51'% Jun
3,300
19
Autofab
Jun
9%c 11 Vac
10c
*•
Ltd
B
8c
108-
s
•;XT'
20% Sep
75
7%
10
Auto
4.50 Mar
Oct
101%
7
k 76c
Bank
30c
Aug
8% July
38c
Aug
20
19%
Feb
Jan
Jan
-
Jun
45 '
Jan
381/4
•/17%
Jun
37
-
50
'
Jan
1.61
5
x.
Mining
Montreal
8c
20
11.
20%
1.30
2.30
/
■
Feb
47
July
101
...
7%
*
—
—XX*-
—
101
»
•
—
-
Island Mining Corp Ltd—
Mid-Chibougamau Mines LtdMining Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre
5.500
5
Merrill
Min-Ore
100
39c
1
Ltd
75c
1,000
8%
1
Mines
Distilleries
84c
39c
1
Ltd
Mclniyre-Porcupine
20
v
'
10
Temple
Atlas
Aug
5.50
T 1.17 July
110
8%
.•
Co_
Mining
Mines
20
84c
*
Ltd
28c
2.85 Jan
4
Preferred
:
20
*
Malartic Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
Marchant
23,700
1
Co Ltd
Mng
Corp of Canada Ltd
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)___
Oils
273,300
1
A
Lithium
Majortrans
67c
2.34
1
class
Ltd
54c
2.15
Ltd_l
Co
Ltd..
Langis Silver &
Massval
67c
2.15
Mines
/
July
4.80
1.290
v
'5.00
101% Jun
15% May
345
46
82c
Keely-Frontier
Kiena
8.05
3,373
21.?
,
—.50
——.
271/4 May
July
18% Jan
•
Jun
23'% July
750
40%.
21%
—,
1.65
455
5.45
17%
,
70c
100
17%
5.45
-10
pfd_——
*
preferred"^
.Class*
"
Jubilee Iron Corp
4,100
?
,
2.00 May
Jun
4,725
Acceptance common.——
i*
Atlantic Sugar Refineries common—*
Dredging & Mining
Foundation
Co
1,295
.
77c
1.90
Atlantic
1.99 May
2.10 Sep
525
2.45
71c
Jan
4,000
••""/'''
Sep
*
12c
*
Mining Ltd
Ash
2.60 July
Jan
Sep
1
Ltd
$2.50
May
1.00
10c
13%
75c
-100
.
X-Xx.
• i
preferred
Associated
16,750
>
f
:
f-i
2.35
r.»—
$2.60 preferred
Feb
1.C0
Ltd
Ltd
Investment
2.20
I
Ltd
Dsv Co
Helium
2.00
2.10
2%C
10c
1
Ltd
Metals
Can
Mining
2%C
1
"
r.
Jun
30
8.70
—.
Argus Corp common
Class C preferred
Mar
9c
International Ceramic
Co
Jun
3%c Feb
15c
'
18c
Sep
3.75
14%
1.85
Anglo Canadian .Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anthes Imperial class B 1st pfd—100
9% May
21c
.J.—
Hastings Mining & Development
Helium
Corp of America——.
Inland
Jun
11c
Ltd
Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Glen
2c
24%
14 %c Aug
8yac Apr
i 8
,
100
240
•
.
High
38% Jan / x.x- 493/4 May
5,788
28%
—5
ill
•'-■;
25
75c
Ltd
Aluminum
Low;
3.90
2.40
common—..
t3as_x
Range Since Jan.'I
14%
1.90
preferred—.
Natural
"-4%%
Feb
28c
Oils
Gui-Por
5c
B
Shares
41%
25,
.„
warrants—
Aluminium
2.07 Sep
July
h
Minerals
Mines
Bay
Futurity
856,000
8%
1.80 Jun
2 %c
Copper Mines—.—.—— -1
Reliance
Fort
14c
8%
»—
(1945)
2,500
10 %c
8%
Mining & Exploration Inc
-
Mines
,3,350
4%c
_1
Ltd
14c
-1
—
Fabi
Fontana
1.85
4c
-1
Ltd
Mines
1.80
-X'
;'
Inc
A
Dollars
for Week
.*
40%
14%.
being
one
OILS.
High
3.75;
4-—----i*..
Trunk
*
Range
41
and
Sales
of Prices
25
-
—
MINES
Canadian
Low
Paper, common
Algoma, Central warrants
Algoma Steel————,
"
Sullivan
East
Empire
Last
Par
x
Gas
Alberta
Feb
Mat
45c v
'
in
The first
parts.
two
the
Week's
common....
trust—
Class
Feb
50c
&
Ltd
■Warrants
Feb
26%
Expressed
Agnew Surpass Shoe—
Alberta Distillers common——.
Apr
87c
v.
Mar
Power
Preferred
Acklands
Aug
57c
Aug
30c
Sep
21% Jun
Abitlbl
I
33% July
Apr ;
15c
345
1.00
13c
list
Sale Price
'
Feb
48%
4
'
Are
iuio
second
Friday
Jan
Mar
13
*
Jan
Oct
24%
.
Sc
•;
4
Shown
segregated
Jan
40c
Jun
5c
f
Prices
Jan
-1,000
•
■ -
.
the
are
and
STOCKS
Sep
Sep
38c
47
-
16,900
-
1
36C
1
Ltd
Mines
11;
■-?>•
-
9c
Oct
50c
3,100
-
'
Mines
STOCKS,
Sep
Sep
7%
250
75c
1
*—:
David & Frere Limitee class A__
Dolsan
18c
Feb
18c
•
200
-
Exchange issues
INDUSTRIAL
Feb
4.50
35% Oct
? 3c
Jun
'
>-
4%C
27c
—
10c
3c
5j724
83/4
30c
May
33c
25
Toronto Stock
Sep
8c
2,200
373/4 X
8c
2.70 July
15,500
:-:T;
1
—~X
Ltd
Dalfen's
33c
35%
4 V2c
5
class A
Ltee
Provost
&
Courvette
Y: 5c
Feb
4c
2,500
2,235
-
'
35%
Corn Ltd
•
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Copperstream Mines Ltd
1
10c
33c
Paper
4.50
9c
9%c
The
High
3c
2,000
5c
4.25
*
Consolidated Bellekeno Mines Ltd
1
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—1
Consolidated Div Standard Sec pfd—*
Consolidated
4%c
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
Toronto Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan:'l
Low
High
4%C
1
1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp
.
Commodore business Machines
(Range for Week Ended October 5)
Sales
for Week
Week's
.
,
Sep
'
23
15i%
1021/4
Apr
Jun
28
Apr
Oct
28
Mar
18 %
May
15% July
155
22'%
SepSep
125
96
Aug
501,
14%
Jan
..
14% Mar
221/8 Mar
34%
109
20%
Feb
Mar
Apr
Number 6201
196
Volume
.
,
Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1483)
CANADIAN MARKETS
./;•>("
.>/,
.
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Columbia Cellulose
—
Building
Consolidated
common
Preferred
——
8
20
Consumers
*
Paper—
Gas
Publishing.
Corby Distillery class A—
Coronation Credit
Imperial
Cosmos
International Ltd
Crush
7%
Loblaw
Inc
Loblaw
Cos
1,625
May
July
7
20
Estate
Distillers
Class
Feb
Preferred
Dominion
Bridge
6,083
Jan
Loeb
353%
Oct
40
%
Sep
Lowney
18
12,587
14%
Jun
22 %
_
Dominion
7,644
,
Oct
10
25
Locana
Minerals
..
i—
Ltd
(M)
(W
»
i
1
1
1
•■Warrants
108
20
105%
Sep
109
Jan
1f
1
Maclaren Power & Paper class A
50
104
Jun
109
Feb
Macmillan
8%
300
Feb
Maher
Shoes
16%
161/2
643
19 %
Jun
Maple
Leaf
11
Jan,
6%
7% May
16
2,335
2.30
2.30
180
Jun
Oct
10%
250
45
109
42
11%
7,574
8
2.65 Aug
Sep
10%
11%Y/;
12 %
•
July
5
2.30
45
Jan
2.95
2.95
15%
15%
93%
jun
13%
5% %
Feb
Maxwell
Jan
?61.
Metro
11 %
Oct
3.60
Feb
Bloedel
Powell
Preferred
V
v
500
-
*
Milton
15%
2,545
15
Sep
27
Jan
108
-10
105
Aug
154
Jan
Molson
10%
185
"8
May
7.00
V
53%
4.50
1,294
8
300
8
7
.
775
7
13%
Feb
44
Containers
Monarch
Montreal
Jun
9% May
Moore
Fine
10%
Exquisite
Form
9,158
Jun
14% Mar
21% Mar
National
Grocers
National
Trust
16
..
19 %
153/4
16%
3,197
15
May
331/2
1,322
21 %
July
34
28%
28%
190
27%
Jun
24
•' 135
24
445
21
Jan
135
45
128
Jun
4
62
65
K
•
65
National
!—
Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
L-Z
Falconbridge
10%
103/8
355
9
10%
10 %
11%
450
34 Va
Fleet
Motor
Ford
of
1
Co
1
0
Fraser
44 y8
1,147
30'/e
$5r/<
Power
15
Jun
—
——
General Development
Motors
General
Petrol '&
Cl^ss
A
General Steel
•
Wares
A
7,964
4.85
455
27%
18
25%
1,325
23
Jun
2 8 3/4
Jan
17
17
40
13%
Jan
20%
Jan
27
Lakes
93
78
93
Oct
10
,
400
56
.
Lakes
Power
Warrants
Great
Greater
Gas
38%
579
49
May
60%
r 650
Winnipeg
Voting trust
i.
;
Lines
Greyhound
Guaranty Trust
53/4
95c
Jun
Sep
I
Jun
16%
18
I,558
31
.99
44
44
40
8%
8%
83/4
2,7.50
5.50
5.00
5.50
400
49
48
49
375
44
July
34
34
25
34
Oct
11
11
550
1
•
•
Jun
•
.
8
15
20
•
.
•
19% Jan
;
1,960
•5.90
73/4
Jun
10
Jun
7
15
15%
15
17
17%
49
1,186
49%
V
1,659
•
8.45
Sep
July
15%
44
679
Jan
Jun
4.25
Oct
10%
7.25
Jan
.
55
Jan
39
Jan
11%
Sep
6%
8% July
Jun
400
4.50 July
515
19 Va
20
7%
7%
210
17%
18
4,347
17%
Jun
2.50
2.80
400
2.50
Oct
4.75
6%
7%
2,875
10'/4
49%
49%
50
6% July
48
Feb
*
jun
Pipeline
*
Iron
5%
5
5%
Jun
4
343/4 Mar
Oct
7%
Oct
70%
68%
723/4
17,231
1.75
1.80
450
20c
Ore
4 Va
3,000
*
Industries
Corp
6
Feb
9
v
May
Revelstoke
Sep
Lldg
8%
Jan
2.60
Jan
4.40 July
7.476
1.10
8,340
65c
July
60
4,105
38
May
2
10
10
10
47
47
47%
55
11
/II
235
4.25
4.25
100
20
20
200
18%
465
20
Jun
233/8
Apr
Feb
5
17
Aug
'20
Mar
4.25
common
Rothmans
Bank
of
Oil
?
10% Apr
-v
63/4 July
July
46 %
51
,
May
Oct
151%
Jan
4.25 July
6.00
Apr
11
203/4
Aug
20
17'A
5%
5%
8%
8%
500
8%
Sep
ll'/a
8%
83/4
9
300
83/4 July
11%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
1,520
s
5 %
Jun
113/4
Jan
69%
68%
69%
3,193
63
Jun
84% Mar
22,852
8
775
23
AUt.
600
9
Jun
A
:io
Mall
Pall
of
/
20
v
17%
5%
Canada
r
10
143/i
143/4
25%
10%
10%..
15%
675
14%
25
10%
common
15%
25
Preferred
......
7/v,'
'
.10
class
5
64% Jan
;;
17%
20
„20
—20
Mfg $6 class A pfd—
!
Paper
Royalite
Jan
5.50
Rockower preferred
Royal
Apr
Oct
3.20
1.70 Sep
-53
preferred
Bldg preferred
Properties preferred
Rolland
72%
.
75c
Nodwell
Rdbin
Jun
4.75
Revelstoke
Robertson
Jun
Jan
50%
4.75
common
Revenue
Feb
9%
75c
Chemical
v
Jan/
50%
Jun
42
Jan
55 %
1
Gas
Reid Lithography
Reitman
25'%
100
Natural
66
v
2.50
*
1.25
50
common
Preferred
17% Mar
20
Feb
Jun
17%
—*
Hersey
Relchhold
(17% Mar
Jun
•
Feb
51%
4.00
J
Mar
17
•
11
Warrants
Jan
5V2
123/4
36
Sep
Jun
7%
4.75
Preferred
May
May
"
13
10
Debenture
12% May
10,844
1,709
July
41
.
25%
Quebec
Feb
9%
,
133/4 Jun
28
•
30% May
22'A Feb
25
Apr
6%
v
16%
15% May
13% Jan
^
4.00
Mar
14%
15%
*
18
Feb
8.00
840
Oct
4.50
Phantom
93% May
Sep
la %
3,660
2,600 •:•"•'•
Jan
25%
25
,
>
53/4
12%
31
I
Parker Drilling
1
50
975
9,180
Apr
19% Aug
4.00
Page
Sep'-'j •^V- ll3/4 Mar
123% July''
162
Jan
too
19
_i_—_10
—
V
8%
85%
50
1,465
1.28
Jan
'
13
27
15%
15%
1
Preferred
Jan
'83/4
9'/4
——* >
i
i—_♦
'—
:.
.V
•
.
Jan
58c
320
V
%
r-
16%
.
Gas
56c
11200' 'V.
150
13
25%
225
*
Jan
6%
'
,
A
Feb
> 27
13
...
•
Gas
common
Premium
Oct
Jun
,
8%
7.75
1
common—
Coal'class
West
19%
28%
10
27%
*
153/4 Mar
6%
22%
9%
183%
:_i——---
Northern
--Great
Jun
Oct
:
Apr
5'A
<
Overland
Power
1,110
;
-
85% '
15%
common
60 J/2
May
50
Natural
Telephone
12% Mar
f
-81c
8
103%
Jun
■>
583/4
.
8%
37 %
122
7%
85%
16
Paper
Great
Jun
4 %
•
14% Mar
Sep
53/4
Great
Jan
Oshawa Wholesale
1.15 Mar
:
.
3,080
28 3/8
25%
*
Apr
87%
27
*
Warrants
Jan
Gordon
—
Jau
45
July
17% Aug
13% Jan
*
175
131 132%
Tire Canada common
Mackay class A—Z
Jan
31.
31%
■
15% Apr
17% Jan
15
18
Fixture
Jun
Goodyear
:
Sep
9'A
Oct
Sep
11
1,875
15%
15
15
27%
Store
July
9%
^
63/i
Apr
3.65
Jun
46%
Ontario
9
60fei f 67c
9%
40 y*
4.85
31% Aug
128
6%
>
143
12 % May
2.15
Jun
42
'
Jan
12'/a May
j;
Jun
24
43%
*
540
* :■> km •,;
_L—:
23 %
140
453/8
common
283
81c
-—100
*---i
class
416
26
500
&
143
r.
25%
2,645
Loan
91/4
60c
Apr
,
July
8%
"
Northern
Aug
25%
58%
*
common..
■
Envelopes
>
11 Va
6 Va
11%
Steel
48
common_50c
—1—50c
Preferred
Globe
—_—1—•—1%
_•
Drilling
'—-
Aug,
40
7.-
11
Ontario
Jun
'
7%
10
11
•
500
'7%
Ontario
Jan
27
25%
11 %
11
Apr
40
93/4
1
11%
83/4
Jan
66c
934
*
Feb
2.40 Mar
:
Jun
41%
19
100
93
r—_—1
—
Dynamics
General
,
—
210
6
26
68%
1,026
93
■
11 %
1.60 Feb
24%
*
Feb
3,300
•
111%
Jan
24%
28
—-«—■——100
preferred J
General Bakeries
General
*
common.—
375
24%
Mines
Pembina
Gatineau
100
6%
11
*
Preferred
Oct
85c
•
T
1.60
6%
2
Ontario
9
17
Feb
14 '/a Mar
Jun
7
Quebec Power common
138
24%
1
16%
100
7
-
Northern
443/8
75c
9%:
*
/
200
1.60
6%
20
preferred
Northern
Sep
27% July
-
Jan
"
1
Jan
-12%
16
44%
*
Companies
(Charles A)
Frosst
6,209
161/4
82c
138
1
Co
49%
29'%
29%
5
—
Canada
Foundation
,48
•
May
2.25 Aug
Niagara Wire class B
Mar
65
Jun
.16
•
16%
.Mfg
Ford
48
.
Sep
21
35
> 1.50 May
Containers
26Aug
9% May
———————0
Piayers
20
Jun
May
10% July
10
May
305
13,224
IO3/4
Sep
16%
1,906
Ogilvie Flour
Famous
12%
: ;
11
105 1063;,
19
13.620
Neon Products
Aug
215
Feb
10%
10
Feb
28% Apr
26
1.70
National Drug & Chemical common—
Jun
Jan
11%
323%
common—.
11%
,
;/
105,
•
12%
16%
65
75
3.50
common
Mar
33%
Preferred
Feb
May
May
—1*
Equitable Life Insurance $5—1
12,845
26%
>
100
18%
*
12
—*
28 %
19%
17%
•
51
233/4 May
18"% Mar
10
25
19%
26%
183/B
r
3.20
Works
Oct
825
—*
—T—J_——*
50
1.60
Foods
Locomotive
12
.
2,410
•■/>:•■
*
-
Corp
20
1.65
T
Preferred
Feb
11%
,
14 Va
20
40
B
Jan
13,589
—,
7%
•
8
16%
—
10%
3.50
A
48
203/4
Empire Life Insurance common
Feb
10% Aug
Jun
*
class
25
20%
Col
Match
Eddy«: Paper
24%
13%
11%,
Noranda
Eddy
Jan
10% July
20
Oct
Sep
63/,
•
Brewery class A
Class
67% Mar
Jun
6%
Jun
9.25 Mar
'Jun
7%
325
16%
;
1.00
8%
*
Gas
Brick
1,400
20%
Dominion Textile common—-
Jan
*
13.50
common
48
16%
Dupont Co__
80c
20
20
8%
*
—
100
550
82c
*
—
8
—-—23.50
—_—.
4
51
*
48
8
Chemical common—0
Tar &
Preferred
Jun
•
common
Industries
Modern
I'P
,
103/4
45
82c
100
Light & Power
Midwest
50 % Mar
12
Stores
Dominion
Jun
Jun
51%
8
•
Dominion
2.40
108
53 y2
*
Oct
387
133/4
•
common
Ltd
Mexican
38
7.00
50
—
Coal—.
Steel
4,559
48
*
Mills
Stores
10%
*
——*
8'%
2.53
River
Ltd
preferred
4,692
108
—
Scottish Invest common
Dominion
Dominion
!
42
Foundry & Steel—
Magnesium —;
Dominion
Dominion
7%
47%
82c
1
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
•
6
:
40y2
——————
15,373
*
106%
lOVz
*
High
9
8%
48
•
1
1
1
M)
108
42
Invest—;
>
8%
63/4
..
8%
common—:—:*
Electrohome
>■;
9
0
106 y4
v
2.95
of Canada Gen
Dominion
Low
8%
V
50
_
Range Since Jan. 1
High
73/4
V
.
Low
Jan
2
-*
—
0.
«
A—
B
6,959
—-—i.T——*
—
Seagrams
/ '•/:
1
class
Preferred
Dale
Shares
•
Oct
8 %
19 Mi
•
-*
common
Feb
17 V2
5
.i_—.——.
4.65
16 % Mar
37 34
*
——
Zellerbach
Crown
Jun
Oct
8
11
3.25 May
18 3% July
1°
108
10614;8%
16/2
® *#>
for Week
Par
19
100
*
*
preferred——.—;
Clark
100
12,865
High
353.4
'»
*
100
common-:
A
Class B
35
Sales
Range
"
10.00
19
& Smelting.:
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated
Class
7%
8.65
9,78
Warrants
Copp
20
3.00
6,340
.
8
18%
--
' '®
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
4.25
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
4.00
4-15
*
1
*
10
—.
National
Conduits
j
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
,
(Range for Week Ended October 5)
Sales
Week's
Friday
39
4.75 July
8.00 Mar
16'%
«
Feb
25%
Jr»"
;
Jun
Sep
'
Hardee
Farms
*
common
1st preferred
Harding Carpets
-
100
jl—
_25
.
3.35
60
70
143/4
143%
300
2434
3 20
60
14%
2.55
30,885
243%
*■
common—
/.-Preferred
2.55
2.60
60
"
Oct
12%
Oct
111
Jan
Feb
■
11% July
243/4
-
20% Mar
Sep
26
.
Apr
"
Hawker
^
Siddeley
common—.
—*
—
Preferred
Hees
H)
Hinde
&
-1
i~*
Paper preferred
(Geo
Hendershot
Dauch
&
"77
13
13%
1.25
1.40
107
•
—iOO
Co_—
__
Hdrne & Pittfield.
Huron
/
13%
107
/—*
3.90
>• 77
^.100
i
Hayes Steel
-
3.95
Erie
_
zz*
L
.—20
•
53 %
.
'C
20c
—
——
,
1.40
.
4i)
;
53%
1.75
.
4.00.
.
77
3.75
77
10
v
51
1,086
2,436
49
730
;
Mar
Sep.
4.05 July
,
107
Jan
54 >/2 May
■
.
Oct
;
St
Lawrence
Lawrence
Corp
St
4.10 Mar
Imperial Lile Assurance.—
Imperial Oil'.—Iihperial" -Tobacco
6%
Industrial
Inland
\
13
Co
228
"•■. 6
600
6 :
223%
'•••>'
25
3.60
3.90
4.30
17
17%
4.75
4.95
■■■.
,153
Jun
.52%
July
5
47
;
•
6 %
May
34%
Jan
50
!
July
3.60
>
Apr
Feb
3.45
Jan
Jan
Jun
5.00 May
6% Jan
•;
'
—10
1.
preferred
Gas
I—1
common...
4.80
625
1,670
15
li
Jun
18
6s/a
4.00 July
Jan
Jan
~
Preferred
■
__20
17
17%
125
16%
Aug
90c
90c
93c
17,100
85c
Aug
6%
'
Warrants
6%
6%
120
6
Aug
60
36
17
197/« May
1.86
Feb
'
Inter
City Gas
International
'.48
Minerals
International
Nickel'
International
Utilities
Preferred
common.._
-5
42
.25
i-.——.
'
—
%;
42 %
48
6
>5%
60
Feb
Jun
89
Jan
2,010
«:
Jun
56
34
Jun
47 % Mar
48%
105
7
'
.5%
5 %
..
45
Jun
•■■,52% Mar
110
-
6
Sep
'7% July
300
4
Jun
3.60
500
74%
74%
75
2,451
1.05
1.05
1.10
46
48%
932
13%
1,110
6
1,285
2.55
2,050
1.75
2.60
'
Interprovincial
Steel
Investors
Syr.dicate
'
1—5
Pipe ' Line—
Pipe.
;
class A
8%
/:
5 % May
3.60
...
Interprovincial
25c
;
•
May
9,300
60
41
6
.
P•
48
58%
:
48 %
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com
Interprovincial Discount common
>.Warrants
48
59 %
—v..
8
.
64
Oct,
,v>.
Jun
1.00 Aug
4,350
39
■
5.80
86
2.15
Jun
Feb
Feb
Mar
Public
Class
B
Jockey
Service—
Lake
Club
B
11%
53/4
warrants—.—
:
1_»
;
—^.10
-
;
10
common..:
preferred
Warrants
*
'2.45
2.45
,1
Ltd
Preferred
Class
*
.1
:
1
.2.
2.95
.2.90
3.00
10%
%
11 %
5,980
Jun
160
10%
100
97/b
Selkirk
Holdings
51c
56c
2,500
'
Kelly
Douglas
;
class
{
A—
War^&nts
:■
51c
;
-'5
5%
1.75
1.80
5%
_*
'
1_1
51c
730
5
200
:
1.75
Sep
Class
2—.J—r
r
Lafarge
Cement
Lakeland
Lake
Gas
Ontario
^2
:
...
Cement
Preferred
12%
4,814
75c
85c
500
i._l
2.30
2.10
2.30
1
i__.
common-!
:
113%
75c
•r
•.
Warrants
12%-
«
warrants
2.45
,-•'2.45
2.65
9%
.10
"
Laura
Secord
SI.25
„
3
>
.7,614
9 %
400
700
Oct
2.05
1,020
80c
preferred'
15
•
20
Class
Leland
&
:
•
2.45
9 %
75c
Sep
preferred
,
Industries
Silknit
Class
S
K
—
Oct
u
2nd
Class
-
For
Sep
11%
Stafford
v21
.
107
-
135
55c
62c
8,509
21
21
50
31
31
125
__
1134
...
11%
12
5,215
12%
_*
;
common.v
38
V
12
12%
2,632
*
,
•
8% May
t0%
\
30
8C0
25
3.75
200
9
9%
1,330
9
Oct
16
Jan
11%
3,450
10Va
Jun
15
Jtui
16.881
15%
Jun
21% May
Jun
25
Jun
50'% May
4OJ/2
24
July
17%
17%
17%
160
11
Jun
18%
17
18%
5.235
13
Jun
4.25
4.00
4.25
1,710
1.20
1.20
1.700
-
Propane
common
Supertest ordinary
Common
Industries
;
Tamblyn
Ltd
-
Canadian General Invest—
Dominion
Class
Toronto
Star
Marts
Canada
class
Prairie
Trans
.——2.
1st
class
A
.20
1st- pfd—30
1-
preferred—.
footnotes,
see page
30
41.
22%
10%
%.'■. 30
:•
—
22%
22%
10
10%
29 % '
30»/4
30
30%
250"
-
2,925
21% May
10
A
Class
B
.
29
July
'-;67
30
Aug
■:
.
Corps
class
Steel
Vector
—
2C0
2.199
12%
25
15
925
59
59
3.50
4.25
90c
12
12 J/2
4,717
193/8
19%
13%
14%
7
12%
7%
19
55
57
80
22
135
5%
562
57
B—
Electric
5%
——
22
.
•
4%
:
Oct
Victoria
&
Grey
T"rust
Wainwrlght Products & Ref.
Walker
Jan
Waterous
34% Mar
Webb
&
G
&
W
Equipment
Knapp Canada Ltd.
Aug
11 %
Apr
Jun
23%
Jan
52
Jun
573/4
56
Jun
60
Apr
193/4
Jan
27%
Jan
5 >/4 July
7%
Apr
7'A Aug
„
22c
Jan
Jan
11c
7,700
9c
July
5
5%
2,055
5
May
53%
128
52
Jun
1.10
1.00
1.10
1,200
1.00 July
50
49%
51
6,28 2
433/4
jun
59 Va
Jaq
4.25
4.25
4.25
100
3.25
Jun
4.85
Feb
2.00
2.15
1,615
1,70 Aug
2.85
Jan
5
.10
.
-
May
Sep
'7%
16% Mar
May
53
10c
11c
!
Vendomatic
15% May
Jun
Jan
153/4
30
.50
Jun
4.60
5,915
55
Feb
16% May
27%
12
205
18
4.35
Jun
O-t
Feb
Feb
12%
360
54
9%
Oct
11
Jan
17'/a Jun
2,770
12%
15
Oct
80c
Jun
14'% Mar
Oct
64
3.50
11,720
6%
■
73 %
Jun
July
12
10,345
19%
Oct
58% July
1.200
11%
50%
1,380
22
Corp—
33l/2
6
7%
.50
preferred
preferred-—
United
10%
Apr
S.p
19
Acceptance cojmmon
—
Gas of Canada common-
Class
23% Mar
.
Sep
-••: 890
-
7%
7
60
12%
Elevator
Turnbull
91
14%
Pipeline—
\7
Aug
6%
Pipeline
Pipeline——
Trans-Mountain
Feb
Aug
0% Aug
80c
1
Aug.
i *•
6
12
A
.V
86
55%
—
Finance
■
60
4.10
Warrants
Traders
V
2,110
>
6
.50
••T
46%
12%
common
1.70
.
Jan
13%
preferred
■
Feb
54%
55
/'•;
60
87
common
4.65
Feb
Sep
1
21%
6%
—
2.85
1.20
•-
143/4
6
V/
Aug
193/4 Aug
42% Aug
87
6
Sep
19
'
r
7C2
<>
*
Jan
30
420
100
-10
Bank
Works
A
46
46 %
common
Preferred
18
150
15
14%
143/4
common
'
Groceterias
16%'
55
Switson
Jan
11
25
Feb
143/4 "May
4.65
Sep
27%
Superior
Feb
32% Mar
Jun
3.75
27%
Oil
Stuart
Aug
14% Mar
20'%
45
Jan
Jan
173/4
"
>
Feb
May
32% Mar
Feb
18%
United
19
Jan
29%
Jun
Jan
Sep
9'/a
16
Jan
62c
18%
18
44 %
Feb
22%
18%
150
183/4
55%
31
3,050
18%
16
Union
Apr
1,150
10%
44%
Union
Jun
2.00
10
18%
Feb
Oct
1.85
;
Jan
14
1.75 Sep
-10
Sep
21
1,095
11 y4 July
24 J/4 Jun
__1
of Canada
Jan
55c
391/4
14
Jan
27%
7% May
*
.
11 J/4 May
;
Steinberg 'class A
Toronto" Iron
20%
38
2,566
'">■••94
12
r
Sterling Trusts
Steel
223/4
18% July
Jun
38
■>.
Jun
Jan
9%
Bros
Toronto
18%
26%
SO
39
.
11%
Paving
Stedman
Jan
26
12
4%
12
12
Ltd
Foods
Standard
14
Jun
21
.
,
preferred- 2.2——_r—12
B
21
.
15%
59c
-
*
Preferred
Loblaw
400
Feb
3.75
—20
—
Jan
4.25
483/4
2.00
Preferred
Jan
Feb
Oct
10%
common.
3.90
Jan-
Sep
41
29%
Steel
Southam
.85c
Oct-
1
39
-
Jan
433/,
420
12
26%
37%
5%
39
/■•
Jun
Jun
Jan
May
Sep
42%
12
Tip Top Canners class A
Apr
193/jj
5.50
13
37%
5%
,/
Jun
22% May
•
A
Jun
7%
285
354
Manufacturing.
D
Slater
<
41
—
Ltd
*
Jan
Jan
5.00
Sep
3.95
'
Jan
12'%
4.50 May
3.00
Apr
1.25
19
Oct
390
•-.-
38%
38
26%
class
Dairies
B
Simpsons
v
-40
—-I.
preferred
Silverwood
24%
23%
24%
9%
II,203
24%
24%
243/a
_
—
Feb
2.80 Feb
,
3,625
50
Class B preferred
Shullys
4.80
1.80
200
8%
-50
:
Third
16% Mar
Oct
3,360
.
38
38
class) A_v
i.—i—
Industries
15%
14%' 16%
•
—38
Jones
B
•15 %
15%
_*
;
class
preferred
Rights
Lawson
1
9 %
75c
A—__;
2
Financial
S2
Levy
.:
*
Sep
75c
4.15
0
A
Feb
*
Laurentide
•
,
11%
3,025
8%
10'% Mar
106
65c / Aug
360
3.25
4.15
A
Class
Trans
Lahatt
4.75
3.00
8%
Jan
3.20
Sep
10%
A
">%
7
Sep
9%
Shawinigan Water & Power common
1.20
Oct
660
9%
*
Towers
1
class
Arts
Seven
21V4
.
Sep
9%
1
4.75
21V4
.<•'
2.80 May
10%
9%.
0%
,
Aug
8,777
11% Mar
Jun
99
3,350
3.00
21%
•.•>./
13
275
70c
65c
Jan
69% Mar
Oct
100 %
0
—
Ltd
Foods
Texaco Canada
Jamaica
Jefferson
100
Warrants
Jan
17% Mar
Aug
19% July
252
350
34
12% July
8,777
47%
4.15
3,60
—
39
9,595
213/a
•
Mar
112%
10,300
13%
47'/4
>22%
—
———
Natural
*
30
118
•;
44'
43
■•-
-
30%
118 ■1121
,
*
* 13%
1.50
— ___—
Minerals
(John)
Inland Cement
43 %
M-*
Ii-5.
Acceptance- common
preferred.
Inglis
'118
__-10
—
common.—_
—4. 86
preferred
Industrial
>.* S2.25
30%
L.l
200
99% 100%
15%
A
pfd
A
Sayvette Ltd
"
Glaze.l'.'—
Flo
Imperial
class
Gas—
Maurice
Salada
6OV2 May
Sep
class
Cement
St
Jan
13%
May
1.75
47'/a
Apr
87
Jan
104
25
2.10
48%
7%
Sep
41c
1,700
"1
Sep",.
'9% July
3,414
.
53%
r1.75
/
!•
2,749
Russell (Hugh) class A
-1
•
Zi
.
7%
Apr
633%
Jun
1.50 May
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1484)
40
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Range
Shares
Par
Low
•
Trans
trust
Westcoast
Voting
200
15
14%
15v.1
I8V2
8.00
—
100
Sep
1.70
Jan
Con west
15 Va
Jun
106
30
9%
600
6%
40
1,110
36 V4
Jan
Jan
95
195
85
13
13%
980
3.50
2,740
2.70
3.25
3.40
2,100
2.40 July
10
-
Aug
/
Lead
Coulee
Courvan
96
Aug
Craiginont
Jan
Crestaurum
<17 Va
Croinor
4.10
Jan
'
Jan
Acme
Mines
Uranium
Acadia
Oil
&
Gas
Advocate Mines Ltd
May
14,000
5c
May
15c
Jan
15c
Oct
Deldona
65c
65c
68c
8,277
48vac
45c
50c
8,600
35 %c Mar
Explorations
Alberta Pacific Consolidated
Allied Roxana Minerals
5 vac
6c
12,500
2v2o Apr
46c
48c
1.845
40c
Jan
56c
May
20c
20c
1,375
15c
July
32c
Jan
*
10c
Oils
-1,930
1
1
Alba
39,300
20c
9v2c Aug
4.80
Jun
62c
'■i
6.75
Apr
1.07
Mar
Jan
55c
Jun
iov2c
Sep
Gold
-;
5,000
15c
Mar
41c
Aug
Donalda
6,800
10c
Jan
22 %c
Feb
8V2C
Feb
54c
July
Sep
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Anglo United Development
1.65
6 V2C
6c
7c
25,900
31c
38c
32,083
30c
6c
6c
1,600
5c
7.25
7.40
317
13c
13c
1,500
Jan
2.65
Jun
4c
37 VaC
Mines
Area
Mines
Arjon
Gold Mines—
Ruffner
Atlin
8,000
10c
91c
East
9,028
Barex
15c
85c
2,700
8c
68c
May
Jun
Jan
Apr
46c
219,700
24c
May
93c
15c
8,100
11c
May
36c
1.10
6c
6 vac
7 vac
8c
11,100
7,000
.
%;8c/
5%c
5,000
6c
3,000
1.00
Fargo
Sep
Fatima
ll%c Jan
12c May
French
1.28
5v2c July
Jan
4v2c July
9c
Sep
3.90
4.00
1,950
3.25
Jan
4.65
1
25
9.00
57,885
5.75
Jun
10%
Feb
22
22
22
5z5
25
245/a
24%
25
1,260
___50c
1.05
99c
1.09
11,200
90c
1
32c
29c
34c
33,500
i6v2c
Belcher
Bibis
—
64c
62c
64c
3,200
1.10
1.18
14,412
17c 19 Vac
Oils
_
Yukon,
5,899
8C
24c
34c
Apr
Mar
29c
23c
127,550
19c
May
Sep
52c
52c
1,693
44c
Jan
53c
IOVb
10
10%
4,781
Jun
12,%
65c
57c
67c
235,615
Jun
67c
4.10
9.50
38c
72c
:May
Jun
Mar
Oct
4.05
4.25
i«i,927
3.60 Mar
28%
28%
325
23% Mar
12
12%
3,900
9.25 May
8c
8 Vac
6,000
6c
May
58,750
9c
Jun
19,180
19c
Jun
75c
Jan
14,000
4 Vac Mar
9 %c
Aug
12%
10
Vic
10c 11 VaC
20c
2.39
1
1.85
24c
6 VaC
24c
8 Vac
v
2.40
2.35
5.45
34
July
July
Jan
Feb'
16 %c July
2.73
1.55 May
2.05
1.85
3,525
1.08
3,600
91c
7 Vac
8c
2,000
6 Vac Aug
5c
_
15%
12 %C
2.10 Mar
4,525
1.80
1.04
1
5 Vac
6,C00
5c
Jan
11c
Jun
1
1
13c
14c
2,550
1
1.62
1.60
1.70
2,900
1
2.95
2.70
3.15
-16,535
1
lie
11c
11c
3,200'
1
_
30c
22c
30c
21.950
680,500
...
__
20c
21c
lie
21c
10
Ltd—
Mines
2.90
2.80
2.90
Jun
9 Vac
12c
1.45
July
Sep
Jan
1.80
13c
Jan
,
8%c
Apr
2.37
1.85
Aug
Jun
4.20
18 %C
Jan
11c
May
31 %c
Aug
5c
Jan
21c
Oct
595,030
30,000
*_
22 %C Mar
Jun
7 Vac July
385
11c
preferred
Ltd
17% July
25% Mar
22
26
Sep
Glacier Explorers
Feb
Aug
Glenn
Jan
Goldale Mines
Goldfields
1.60
Oct
Mascot
Uran
17c
Aug
32c
Jan
6c
Feb
10c
Mar
8 Vac
9c
24,500
8c
May
15v2c
Jan
7c
23.000
4c
/Jun
Feb
Granduc
2.60 Aug
9 VaC
15c
85.600
10c
lie
May
7c
8 vac
25,500
4c
Jun
43c
48c
81,800
38c
July
1.95
1.99
4,450
10 Vac lOVaC
6,000
9c
5c
Vic
44c
Jan
4.10 Mar
Oct
19 %c May
—
Jan
Jan
13c
22% July
29% Mar
5 Vac
Jun
68c
5.855
11%-
10%
11%
1
Mines
74c
70c
1
_
6c
1,175
12,075
Sep
1.10
Apr
Jan
14%
Jun
8Va
2,132
12c
Jan
19 %c
34c
_
_
14c
16c
54,000
5c
5 Vac
2,700
3 VaC Aug
28 Vac
__
14c
28 Vac
30c
5,000
12c
May
36c
Sep
17c
18c
21,000
15C
May
21c
Feb
40c
44c
48,166
23c
Jan
131/2C:14 Vac
8,202
12c
Mar
3.25
8,225
1
_
_
1
May
Apr
-
Jan
9c
Goldray
1
43c
'
♦
Mines
_
,14c
_
£15
1
Mines
3.00
1.95
19c
Jan
Great
IIV2C
Sep
Gulch-
60c
Plains
Develop
Mines
"
13 Vb
Aug
Gulf
2.49
Feb
Gunnar Mining
1
14c
Jan
Gwillim
Lake
Feb
Hallnor
Mines
27c
Jan
Hard
8V2C
Jan
Harrison
59c
Feb
7 Vac
-
'
Jan
15%
Feb
Jan
9%c
Apr
5 VaC
5,C00
Jan
4.15
May
9
5,670
*■—
Jun
24c:
Jun
Sep
34c
13%
6 VaC
1
18c
13
6 Vac
V
tr
li?
—
48c
Lead
Mines_—
15c
13c
*3c
8.10
7.75
8.25
4c
4 VaC
32,000
2.35
2.40
6 Vac
13,312
4c
200
l'
169,000
18 %c Mar
Jan
'
1.99
1.35
9c
45,600
12c
lie
14c
217,700
9 VaC
8 vac
10c
53,500
1
5c
5c
5c
1,500
4c
39c 40 vac
7,900
37c
—
Jan
Aug
May
7%c May
8VaC Oct
July
Sep
;
1
7.25
6.50
7.25
Briialta
Petroleums
1
2.40
2.30
2.40
1,200
Broulan
Reef
1
30c
28c
30c
4,350
; Brunswick Mining & Smelting—
...1
Buffalo Ankerite
—i
1
3.05
2.95
3.10
1,650
2.80
Jun
4.90
Feb
1.47
1.46
1.47
1,050
1.41
Sep
3.40
Jan
Mines
25%
10c :10 Vac
-
14c
8
8c
Pioneer
10c
23 Va
10 Vac
1
_
Mines Ltd—
Mining
Grandroy
6%C
9c
_____
Mine
Yellowknife
5,430
v,.—.1
•
.
Giant
12,800
1
—.
...
Giant
Feb
65c
Jan
1.10
Ltd
Feb
1.55
9c
25%
1
1
...
_
9c
1
_
Ltd
Mines
Genex
39c
Jun
May
48c
Mines
Geco
7c
1
—
Botizan Mines Ltd-Bralorne
9 VaC
_
Petrol
Frobisher
6V2C
-1/
50o
Corp
Mines
9c
Ltd.
Francoeur
8 Vac
;
Bid cop Mines Ltd-—Black Bay Uranium
Jan
Mining.
6 %c
——1
_
Mines
27c
"
.
,
Corp..
Copper
Mar
1
Mining
6 Vac
•
Mines
Bora'ulac
v
1.10
Mines
Mmmg
Bethlehem
Bevcon
■
•
Lodge
I5c
July
7.30
Petroleums
Beaver
23,600
.
_
_
Corp
Farwest
1
Beat tie Duouesne
22c
Faraday Uranium Mines
Jan
Feb
7c
Sol
Jan
,
3.90
■.
Mines
20c
Apr
1.17 Mar
13c
1.05
Eureka
1.37
16 %c
38c
1
Uranium
Sep
21c
Mining.
Jun
14c
1.10
El
Jan
42c
Baryrnin Exploration Ltd.—___——50c
Base Metals Mining
•
Bata
14 c
—
__
Mines
8.65
Mines
Easka
25 V2C
July
2.50
Mines
Ltd
Eldrich
—1
Trust
Earn at
16c
Jun
6c
1
July
8c
7,600
Mines
Cons
May
15c
Amphi Gold
48v2c
;
Eankfield
Jan
8C
7.9C0
11,875
0
Sep
17c
6,100
1
Oil
Banff
Sep
Sep
23,125
_
Sullivan
10c
*
1
1
:
Sep
6V2C
3%C Mar
8c
Co
Copper
Dynamic Pete
Gaitwin Mining
preferred
53/iac preferred
Jun
15c
17c
Malartic Mines
92c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5%
12c
Jun "
7c
1
Elder-Peel
1.05
Mines
5c
16 VaC
14c
1
East
9c
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor Gold Mines
21% Mar
12 %c
May
17C
_
Jan
98c
Aumacho River Mines
7c
5 VaC Aug
.28,500
13c:L4V2c
Oct
15%
1,000
Jan
7 VaC
_
Mines
Aug
9c
Copper
Mar
7,000
9c,
4 Vac
0
17c
98c
;
Coast
21c 22 Vac
9 Vac
9 VaC
Warrants
Atlantic
Jun
85c
1
10 %
Oct
1
Arcadia Nickel
Associated
18c
Jan
—25c
July
7.25
10c
40c
1
Oil
Asamera
22 Vac
1
1
Ansil
75c
Jan
Feb
10c
500
2,450
10c
VaC
Jun
13c
4,225
...P-
4c
______
Duvan
Aug
Sep
16 Va
10c
8
1
Petroleum
2,155
18c
15%
16%
30c
45 VaC
9,800
15c
47C
52 C
East
Anglo Huronian
13c
47C
1
Dome
1.90
37c
33c
34c
1.39 May
Sep
1
Mines
10c lOVaC
1
.—
Jan
4c
Dickenson Mines
1.82
*
1
•
Anchor / Petroleums
Sep
12c
1.00
151,538
Mines
Dome
17 Vac
10 Vac
lOo
20a
Pete
Leduc
Lead Mines
Anacon
31c
Jun
2,179
14,667
—1
Palmer Oils
1.90
American
Jun
6c
Vac
1.05
8
14c
Mines
17 Vac
1
1
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
11c
1.01
MinPK
Den is on
Devon
7.500
15c
15c
8 Vac
11 Vac
Pacific
Dclnitf?
7.90 May
1
Mining-
Brewis
Decoursey
Dellii
Sep
1
Deer Horn Mines.
v
1
Gold
57c
'
3.70
13 Vac
.
Jan
15c
2,090
____1
Daering Explorers
12c
6.25
3.90
1
Daragon Mines
10,900
6c
13c
Jan
3.80
—1
*
Mines
19c
5.85
Oct
2.35
1
5c
13c
36c
Jan
1
_
_
,
Crowpat
17c
5:65
Oct
90c
15c
50c
_
Mines
5 vac
1
Agnico Mines Ltd
Akaitcho 'Yellowknife
Minus
17 vac
*
—1
i,——•—■*
—1
32c
8,090
*
"
6.35
11,407
1
Pershing
]May
36c
1.70
1.05
1
Zinc
14c
32c
8 Vac
•
Mining
High
Feb
3.85
1
Cowiclian Copper
5c
1.50
36c
_•
Mines
2,500
1.50
1
Ltd
Low
7c
6 VaC
6 Vac
Riange Since Jan. 1
High
Low
•
Copper Rand Cliiboug-
May
MINES AND OILS
Mines Ltd
Shares
*
Coppercorp
Copper-Man
Cusco
Abacus
Petroleum
West
Exploration
44
"
12 V2 July
2.75
Jan
July
110
Jan
95
J.'_—
tjllVa
Jun
106
13
i
—9
Apr
L. 22 Vb Mar
Jun
6.00
3.35
~AZ".
20
13Jun
39
.100
-—~-
warrants
Electric
14%
Sep
3.10
Preferred
Woodward Stores Ltd class
Class A
Mar
106
39 V*
Consolidated Shawkey
Mines
"
3,98l
for Week
1
Sannorm
Consolidated
9Va
Yukon
&
Feb
Consolidated
9
2,828
7.65
Jun
Feb
22 Vb
*
40c
5,2jd
17 V»
7.85
Industries class A—
(J)
Zenith
1,724
41c
23%
Jun
llva
1,241
18 %
Pass
Wood
11
41c
preferred
$6
14
class A
(Geo)
Warrants
White
13%
10Va
,—
Class B
11 Va
1,808
14
Western Copper
Weston
14 Va
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
10%
Products
Wesieel
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13%
14 V*
common..
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended October 5)
Sales
Sale J^rice
stocks
.
.
3,321
6.00
7.75 July
Apr
"
2.05
25c
3.10
Jan
36c
Jun
Aug
Jan
Gold
—1
Gold
Rock
!
Mines
_i
Head
of
Lakes
10%
Feb
8c
Jan
Jan
2.15
3.00
July
1,320
11c
Mar.
16c
Jan
12c 14 Vac
12 VaC
38,500
7c
Feb
20c
13c
Feb
il9c
Aug
Apr.
1
Hasaga Gold Mines—.
Hastings
Sep
Aug
3c
12 Vac 12 Vac
1
Minerals
7.75
16c
14c
6,000
,
"
"
1,200
70c
13c
12 VaC
14c
42,000
'12c
JUn
26c
July
1
26c
26c
30c
23,400
23c
May
July
65c
Jan
1
1.00
1.00
Iron
Headway Red Lake—
1.25
July
Jan
-I
Sep
Consolidated
201/4
19%
20 %
4.337
Jan
Hbme
Co
•
12%
IVk
12%
5,717
9.40
Jun
15%
Feb
11%
10%
11%
12,033
-
9.25
Jun
15% Mar
-
15c
Jan
i2v2c Aug
28c
Jan
24
22%
24 Va
1,531
May
29 V2
Aug
2.30
1,700
1.25
Jan
2.60
Feb
Howey Consolidated Gold;
1
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
——1
2.20
1
365
3.60
3.80
3.20
Sep
7.50
Jan
Hudson
Zi'm
1
^
4.25
1.15
.
Minerals
Chieftain
Canadian
97c
Feb
1.18 Mar
4.45
99,175
2.35
May
4.55 Aug
1.49
8,600
1.15
Oct
8 vac
2,100 i
5c
May
May
13v2c
Jan
1.30
1.30
2,700
2.65
2.83
15.624
2.61
Sep
5.35 Feb
1.20
1.20
1.20
300
1.10
Sep
5.35
Feb
*
3.95
3.65
4.00
16,245
3.50 May
4.35
Canadian
Dyno
1
93c
74c
1.00
56,235
64c
162/3
1.25
93c
1.25
Petroleum
Mines
Export Gas & Oil
Canadian
High Crest
Homestead
10c
Long
Canadian
Malartic Gold
Island
Pete
.
:
80c
75,225
use
22c
5,3?5
15c
81c
3,247
71c
July
17 VaC
20c
4,363
35c
36c
15,300
7c
*
1.80 Jan
May
75c
76c
*
1.35 Aug
Jun
20 Vac
20c
Canadian
Canadian
•
Bay Oil
Hugh Pam • Porcupine
Hydra Exploration
Inca
8c
2,142
8 Vac 10 Vac
18,583
36 c
I
Canadian
Northwest Mines
"
lovac
Canadian
Silica
*
1.01
Erin Mines
1
x.87
Jun
26c
feb
Jan
38c
Jan
6v2c July
5v2c May
13c
Jan
19c
Jan
1.02
4.6<v)
79c
Jun
4,500
12c
Oct
30c
Oct
10c
9 VaC
10c
32,667
9vac
*
9c
8c
9 VaC
17,5«w)
5v2c Aug
1.00
1.05
700
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Dei Rio
V8
10%
11 Va
2,160
•
9.10
7.00
9.15
346,802
Central
1
1.00
1.00
1.04
6.450
*
Pat Gold
Central
Porcupine
Charter
Oil
Cheskirk
Chib
1
Chibougamau
sui,
Copper
Mining
Min
Cochenour
Coin
Lake
Combined
&
&
Smelting____l
.
Central
■20c'
9c
lie;
,
Feb
JSep
'3,700
19c
Oct
34c
Apr
14,500
9c
Oct
24c
Jan
57c
Jan
33c
3,000
29c
Sep
44c
11,400
39c
Jun
2,310
1.50
Oct
5.50 May
4.50
4.60
7,650
4.50
Oct
5.75 May
4.50
26c
25c
27c
7,520
23c
July
18 V2C
18 %C
19c
6,176
18c
Aug
74c
74c
1
Jan
29c
Jan
Apr
6,600
63c
May
6,531
160,510
lie
Jun
23v2c
Jan
Jan
17 V2C
Sep
7c
6c
10c
6c
3,167
2v2c
4v2c July
v: 6 Vac Jun
7 Vac
7c
8c
10,750
5c
5c
6c
6,500
3c
1.05
I
Consolidated
Penimore
Marbenor
Consolidated
May
Consolidated
Morrison
Consolidated
Negus
Oils
Consolidated Northland
Consolidated Rambler
Mines
footnotes,
see page
Sep
10c
Mar
8c
9c
9,000
21c
.
7c
'
-
12vac Sep
May
20c
35c
May
Jan
22c
11,750
11 vac
lie
12c
14,000
10c
Jan
72c
65c
72c
15,000
56c
80c
Aug
1
25c
July
May
44c
July
6,000
4c
Jun
9c
Sep
6.50
Sep
10 v8
1
15c
Lake
5,r
1.03
Osu
Shore
25'/2c Mar
La
Luz
Latin
Jan
8c
Aug
19c
Jan
8V2C
Louvicourt
Lyndhurst Mines
Gold
May
76c
May
12,250
28c
Jun
17,580
4 VaC
4 Vac
7,199
2,285
Feb
9c
July
\ 3Vac Jun
20c
22c
:'10,100
1.01
1.07
1.500
12c
12c
4,400
5v2c
10c 11 Vac
57,300
5v2c
Jun
20c
1.01
15
1.20
23,890
Sep
1.70
9 Vac 10 Vac
21,500
5c
May
i5v2c
6 Va c
83,100
2 Vac
May
9v2c
Sep
1.65 Mar
1.99
July
1
3 vac
1.80
1.75
1.34
4.35
1.28
73c
3.00
j 3c
6V2C
Jan
Mines
Manitou
12c
16c 17 VaC
7.500
16r.
Sep
99c
1.05
27,400
88c
Sep
8c
2,500
5c
Jan
14c
July
10 vac 13 VaC
67,200
6c
Jun
20c
Sep
17c
Aug
31c
3c
July
6vac
Sep
1.05
Jun
1.30
Jun
2.51
Jun
6c
Sep
14c
Sep
4 v2c
4c
4 vac
30.000
1.15
1.15
1.15
5,525
2.20
2.11
2.20
9,941
2.00 May
5c
5c
5c
2,000
3 VaC July
9 vac
12c
110,470
2c
July
Apr
-
10c
Jan
17c
Sep
12vzc Mar
2,800
74c
._*
4V2C
4 vac
4 v2c
8,250
3
1
16 vac
16Va(t
17c
3,230
15c
Aug
26c
Jan
23c
25c
6,510
20c
Jan
36c
Aug
17c
16c
17c
5,500
12 Vac
7c
7c
7c
3.625
*
—
—1
——
Mining
1
Corp
*
Apr
25c
Sep
5v2c May
12c
Jan
Sep
88c
Feb
51e-
50c
53c
25,500
45c 47 Vac
20,900
"36c
May
57c
8c
9V2C
14,050
7c
July
13c
Jan
8.80
1
1
-c
Feb
45c
9.00
450
14
Apr
9 Vac
*
Consol
6v2c
vac Mar
47c
—
1
Mines
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
Mclntvre
1.05 July
92c
'
_—________——______—:—__1
July
Jan
90c
Mines i
Matachewan
>
1
Marcon
1.60 May
Jun
1,990
4,000
Manoka
35v2c July
Apr
Jan
19c
Marboy
Jun
4.35
Jan
3.75
Jan
Martin-McNeely
2.43
19c
Aug
Sep
3.10
39c
3.60
*
Barvue
Maritimes
Jan
19c
Mar
Feb
4,415
Jan
Jun
3.60
1
Uranium
Maneast
Feb
1.05
54c
7 vac
1.00
1
Malartic Gold Fields
155,855
1.46 Mar
1
Lake
Apr
34c
1.90
Red
Jan
Jun
Jun
Jan
1
Cockslnitt
59c
Aug
4.25
Jan
Jun
*
Ltd
Explorations
71c
2.55
2.42
3.95
1
Mines
Mines
Sep
2.26
50c
3.80
Sep
Madsen
2,296
3.05
Jun
3.45
17 % c
1
—
Jun
4.18
48c
1
—
4.10
Feb
32Vac
1
Goldfield
Feb
2.60
900
1
Mines.
2.60
310
17,700
•
Gas
5.499
136,710
5c
Lac Gold
Jan
8,500
3.00
3.00
65c
1.18
Long
31c
51c
9V2C
Point
Jan
11 vac May
57c
1
Little
Apr
Feb
38c 40V2C
1
Loraao Uranium
7.95
3;80 Jun
7 Vac
13c
3.05
50c
Magnet Consolidated
Majortrans
21,276
Apr
30 va May
38c
2.80
1
Long
.
15c 18 VaC
18 c
3.00
Mines.
Sep
75c
1850
Mines..
Aug
1.24
Aug
17c
Jun
Aug
29c
Jan
10c
Jan
47c
19 va Sep
16,950
9c
Gold
57c
3.50
4.30
Gold
10c
71c
3.95
*
Leitch Gold Mines
20c
91c
1,851
Lexindin
Jan
3.20
20 va
9c
•
1
.
American
Jun
1,700
1
Mines.
.
May
26c
8c
7,500
19%
4.20
_1
:
Mines—
Gold
Langis Silver
4c
27c
24 Vac July
28,500
20
1
;_—
Mines
Lamaque
15c
72,700
22c
17 Vac
1
Gold
MmeS—1:
Lake
Lake
30c
30c
22c
1
Townsite.
Lingman
5,000
32c 39 Vac
—
Labrador Mining & Exploration.
Lake Dufault Mines___—1
49,075
27 Vac
—
Kcpan
7c
1,181
Mines
12c 12 Vac
Kirkland
55c
10c lOVaC
41.
17c
8.810
7c
Vic
Aug
4 VaC Aug
26,845
Jan
11
10c
3,566
36c
46c
32c
Mines.—
2.625
50
7.15
MacLeod
Poolar
Regcourt
Aug
31.900
14c
7.00
Macfie
1.01
87c
Jan
Apr
52c
31v2c
Sep
20 VaC
40c
5c
35c
44c
44c
75c
I
1.75
42c
7.05
July
-
Jun
*
1
13vac
1
35c
Mines
32c v
'■
1
....
Minerals
1,800
15c
Exploration—
44c
'
I
.__
1
Kirkland
Macdonald
Mines
Nicholson
_35c
.
Kerr-Addison Gold
Macassa
3.45
Ltd
Sep
6c
52c
Moslier
Consolidated
Mac
17c
32c
Feb
2.28
Mic
137,700
31c
Jan
42c
Mogul
17c 28 Vac
5 Vac
1.80
1.20
Consolidated
Consolidated
27c
32c
14c
Marcus Gold Ltd
Jun
5 VaC
Jun
30c
60c
1
Jun
36c
17,800
1
Gold
7c
Mines
81c
25c:26 VaC
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd..
7c
Consolidated
Jan
75c
75c
••
Kenville
8,000
Arrow
Jan
2.55
Oct
1
10,166
Halliwell
Aug
1.34
Sep
76c
■—
Mines
9c
Lake
Golden
Consolidated
73c;
24c
Copper
1.12
;
Feb
Jun
9,400
Mines
Joutel
8c
■
Jan
54c
5,800
26c
47c
44 c
45c
„_1
1.05
.
Iron
17c
Jun
16,700
Mines
9c
v.
Jan
Apr
20 Vb Mar
Sep
86c
Gold
1.12
Oil
9c
v
*
25 Vac
3,084
46,470
76c
Quebec
Joliet
9c
36c
•
Explorations
■
9c
32 Vac
..
76c
-
Lencourt
47c
75c
9c
__
•
80c
11 VaC 12 VaC
•
.
Cadillac
Dragon
For
8c
1.55
Discovery
Red
May
1.72
„
43c
*
East Crest
Consolidated
May,
1.50
Flin
Consolidated
Conso'idated
32c
*
10c
5v2c July
Jun
43c
Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
3c
19c
2.50
....
Jun
Oct
2.21 May
82c
3.507
1
Bellekeno
Calliimn
GilliaG
17,200
Apr
9.15
Sep
*
Consolidated
Consolidated
16,000
13
Jun
1,
Mines
Consolidated
Consol
7c
1.08
4 vac
1.60 Mar
1.50
Consolidated Beta Gamma
Consolidated
95c
Sep
l
.
Mines
Consolidated
15c
Jun
4.80
4c
33c
i4v2c Mar
Sep
10
90c
9c
;
98c
Feb
*
.
Metals
Coniagas Mines
Con Key
6 VaC
:
19c
-■
1
Smelt
Willans
Gold
4c
l
Mining
Chi mo Gold Mines
Chromium
1.00
1
Mines i.
Kayrand
7c
1
.
Mines
Chesterville
1U
59%
May-
12 Va
1.20 May
14c
1
Central
-47
36c
1
Jack Waite. Mining;
Jacobus
Joburke
31c
9c
34c
—1.4
Ik,
Apr
17VaC Oct
99c
1.01
2.65
2.05 Mar
5,130
—1
Mines
45c
1.22
12c
1
2,611
16
1
Iso
jeHicoe ?_• Mines
Mines
Quartz
460
49 Vb
15
'
—1
Jaye
Exploration
Gold
2.45
48
16
2.45
-rr-l
.__
Feb
Captain
Cariboo
2.40
48%
:
Irish Copper Mines..
Iroir Bay Mines;
Jan
Candore
Ltd
«
_
....
_20o
Inspiration
Jonsmith
Canada
,
Feb
!
Devonian
class.A,
Ltd
-
-80 c
2.80
Petroleum
10c
Canadian
Oil
Class;, B
5c
2.60 Mar
7c
*
1.04
11,550
7,100
1-15
/
~1
Delhi
19
3.85
1.04
Canadian
Canadian North
Gold.
6%c July
5,200
Petrol
Astoria
Canadian
2.85
26 %
38,200
*
Tungsten
Warrants
Jun
Jun
1
Southern
Canadian
Jan
2.05
18%
15c
Lands
Canada
Canada
14c
6,250
12c
v
*
Chibougamau
Oil
Canada
15,300
2.50
_
13c
Petrol
Campbell
6c
2.32
Mines
10c
Calgary & Edmonton
Camerina
5 VaC
2.45
5
Gold
15c
—_—25c
Petroleum
Calalta
5 Vac
1
Hollinger
Cadamet Mines
1
Highland Bell
Heath
9c
,
40
9 vac
9c
40
-
-1.624
Jan
7c
13,500
41
8.50
..
Jun
14c
Jan
36'
Feb
.
Feb
51%
Feb
Volume
196
Number
6201
.
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Week's
Range
Par
McKenzie
Red
McMarmac
Lake
Low
1
Lake—
Red
Shares
38C
__1
Friday
Low
81,100
14c
4,200
4c
25c
6c
5%c
6%c
27c
25%C
28c
35,760
—.1.25
2.71
2.40
2.77
73,755
Exploration & Development_50c
Merrill Island" Mining
1
38%c
3&c3b%C
I2,b00
(
McWatters Gold. Mines.
Medallion Petroleums—
Mentor
66c
66c
67c
9c
8%c
9c
Mines.
28 c
26c
29c
Midrim
Mill
Petroleums—!
Mt
Feb
Rio
Apr
Rio Rupununi Mines
Oct
Rix
14c 18 %c
July
30c
Oct
1.64
21c
Jan
49c
22c
23c
1,500
2.40
2.60
400
1.02
1.14
9c
39c
60c
20c
1.80
4 V2c
5c
27C
7c
23c
4c
65c
Sep
Jun
21c
Sep
Apr
7c
Aug
Sep
61c
Aug
6c
16c
3,000
20 %c May
29c
4c
2,000
6c
Feb
3.60
2,375
2%c Aug
3.46 Oct
4.10
Sep
85c
90c
1,775
80
1.10
Sep
Sep
21c
13c
14c
4 %c
41/2 c
4%c
7%c
7%c
8c
3,500
1
77c
75c
77c
35,100
68c
*
10c
8 %c
10c
16,000
5%c July
1
Petroleum
16c
16c 16'/2c
1,500
50c
Mines
-
Mines
Mines
Gold
Senator
New
Taku
5,850
18c
Sep
6,500
7c
Jun
7,125
3%c
Jan
8%c Apr
7c
Jan
10 %c Mar
28c
20c
20c
21c
29,100
43c
42c
58c
532,050
4c
7c
9c
10,500
4c
July
1
8%c
6c
Jan
19%c July
25%c Jan
Jan
7c
Aug
1.20
Jun
15c
Feb
19c
Jun
1
Mines
Rouyn Merger
New
23c
1
May
Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd_i
New
Nickel
Mining
Nisto
Nor
Norcan
20c1 Jun
Norgold
8,000
13c
2,050
40c
43c
41c
1
.
Gold-
1
Oils
52c
18,053
39c
Jan
Sep
,13%c Feb
17c
Mar
64c
July
6 %c
1.55 Aug
6%c
1,000
4%c Jun
17c 19 %c
112,000
11c
20,550
9c
10c
12c
34,400
5c
Jan
1.13
1.35
28c
47c
9c
Jun
14 %c
L13-Oct
200
26c
4,500
40c
Sep
3.20 Aug
24 %c Apr
Sep
Apr
•
Jan
25c
Mar
2.70
5,280
28c
44c
12c
2.75
Sep
1
Rankin
North
Northspan
—
class
5.25
4.90
5.45
38,372
,1
Exoloration
Goldcrest
18c
17c
21c
17,333
28c
29c
1
„—.
warrants/---—— J;
A
40c
7,140-
40c
300
'
Northern
•'
Mines.——
Mines
7c
12c
1
17c
15c
17c
15,000
9c
Jan
1
41c
44c
23,100
37c
4c
75c
1
1.80
Sand
Gold
River
Gold
1
Petrol
Satellite
Sherritt
•
Gordon
1
Sigma Mines Quebec
Mines
1
Ltd
1
Warrants
Palliser
2.25
Southern
Union
Spooner
Mines
Stanrock
Oils_
Pamour
17c.
'25c
Oct
30%c July,
Jun
32c,
May
&
Oil &
Starratt
.T ,
Apr
10c
Gas
*
1
16,432
1
23c
22c
23c
8,000
Gold
Sudbury
Contact
Sullivan
Cons
1
Sep
Jan
18c
Feb
6c
May
7c
9c
15,500
1.65
1.55
1.67
8,403
1
17c
14c
17c
169,000
lie
36c
44c
9,500
31c
1.57
1.61
21,508
90c
95c
3,400
80c
58c
12,250
53c
Sep
1.70
75c
•
Hughes Gold
1
Temagami
Thompson
Tidal
1
Lundmark
Pete
»
58c
10c
—
_
Mines
Towagmac
Trans
Triad
Mines
1.70
800
70c
73c
4,000
70c
31c
1.1'JO
20c
1
Exp
37c
35 %c
39C
71,000
28 %c
Jun
13c
13c
1.000
7%c
51c
51c
54c
1,500
42 %c
32c
Jan
•
1.35
1.25
1.42
17,700
1
1.32
1.29
1.35
,_1
...
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
24c
23c
27C
37,110
40,200
9%C 11 %C
70,100
1.10
34c
37c
19,300
30c
May
131/4
14
6.30
6.80
Shawkey
Mines
.1
share
for
Mining
each
Union
Corp
-•
1
18c
18c
18c
1
9.50
9.00
9.50
Asbestos—
Buffadison
Oils
1
Upper Canada Mines
1
2.73 Mar
Feb
1.15
Feb
Feb
18
10% Feb
94c
99C
7,141
72c
Jan
30c
40c
934,850
8c
Feb
8.50
8.70
2,647
7.05
July
Vandoo
Vauze
1.15
July
Consolidated
7c
17c
4,400
v
10,875
16c
14,250
10c
Feb
18c
Jun
10c
Feb
29c
Aug
15c
Sep
42c
52c
Apr
Lake
West
Western
4c
July
75c
May
Jun
ChibougamHii
Quebec
Labrador
Quebec
Lithium
Gold
—
Explorations
Ltd—
Jun
65c
Feb
3%c
5c
18,000
2c
Aug
7%c
Jan
10c
11c
10,000
10c
Aug
21c
Jan
7.25
7.25
'r;700
3.80 July
4c
7.25
*
86c
9%c
1
1.05
95c
1.10
2
Petroleum
2.42
82c
87c
58c
42,900
8c 11%C
4.00
170,240
3 %c
75c
37,375
85c
Jan
July
7.95 Mar
Jun
89c
Jun
14%c
Sep
Sep
1.26
Feb
July
lie
Aug
35c
Feb
1
19c
18c
24c
43,857
12 %c
Jun
25c
July
—40c
81c
81c
90c
80,0
81c
Oct
1
13 %c
8%c
14c
59,000
80
Jun
14c
20c
8c
8c
10c
156,392
3c
Jan
12c
Apr
6c
6c
500
5c
May
9c
Sep
1.05
1.06
21,600
84c
May
16c 16 %c
11,300
14c
86c
4,436
54c
Mar
511,100
5c
Mar
16c
Aug
134,400
41c
Feb
91c
May
23%
241/4
5.630
36c
34c
36c
2,000
2.75
2.70
2.76
700
6.35
6.35
6.50
class
_50c
A
Hargreaves
.
-
1.75 July
1,925
15c
1.25
July
2.98 May
22c
Jun
1.90
1.15
Mar
Jan
Jun
Jun
29% Mar
85c
Jan
Jun
2.97
Sep
Jan
7.00
Sep
May
1.02
Jan
1.40 May
2.28
Yale
Lead
Yankee
Zinc
&
Canuck
Yellorex
Oil
Mines
Yellowknife
Bear
Young
tH G)
Yukon
Consol
1
—
Mines
1
Mines
1.05
1
16c
1
47c
Feb
10 % C
14c
202,600
4c
Apr
18 %c
9c
5,798
7c
Jun
12 %c
Jan
'
17c
18c
8,100
15c
Jun
35c
Aug
-—
Mines
47c
47c
4%c
1,000
44c
30c
48c
634,600
17 %C
17 %C
18C
7,000
.
Mar
38c
45c
1,100
4%c
1
1.10 July
Apr
54c
Jun
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
Jan
Apr
4c
Yukeno
Mar
Sep
8c
4%c
5c
14,000
2.60
2.50
2.60
2,000
2.40 May
_1
12 %C
12 %c
14c
5,000
9%c Feb
85c
1,820
80c
13 %c 13 %c
15,000
12%cMar
9.15 Mar
1
13 %c
9.25
Mining
58c
1,500
60,750
70c
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
56,417
78c
Mar
20c
70c
85c
Mines
1.37
78c
23c
17c
8c 11 %c
1
Develop
1.10
1.30
1,333
1
Mines-
Zenmac Metal Mines——-11
Quebpc
Feb
16c
17 %c
1
<
8c
2.09 Mar
15%c
13c
Wiltsey Coghlan————.^l
61c
13c
6,200
8,000
Jan
Wright
1
5C
83c
1,533
-1
Ltd
Copper
Apr
Jun
19,175
Jan
5.50
1.86
15c
36c
46c
32c
1.39
Sep
1,838
1.80 Feb
15C
13c
4,700
Sep
Jun
1.30
4,250
50,570
Aug
10%
30c
1.45 Mar
77c
1
Windfall
59c
•'
Jun
Jan
Sep
6.25 Mar
68c
2.25
Apr
1.77
56c
1.34
75c
52C
1.25
Feb
2.25
Jun
1.53
11,115
1.52
Jun
Jan
9.25
9.35
2,815
37C
28c
37c
24,383
15c
Jun
Mar
9c
5.15
22c
1.15
Zulapa Mining
—
1
—
15 %c Jan
48c
Oct
Jun
32c
Jan
16c
Feb
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
May
Jan
♦No
18c
Jun
Included
10%
Feb
range),
46c
.
14%
Jun
7.15
8,625
1.64
May
23c
May
3.75 May
,V
'.i
Sep
1
45c
59c
27c
1.56
_1
Mines
16,433
1.77
26c
1.57
1
Petrol
Surf Inlet
55c
•
.4'.
,
•
*4 23c
8
33c
(.1
i •••'
*
Mines
49c
•
1.31
•
f.
Western
1
.
%c Mar
Willroy
—1
Ltd
22
Jan
Aug
1.52
•
Sep
•
2.00
31c
1.52
1
Decalta
80c
July
May
6,265
103,332
4%C
—.
Nickel
Malartic
700
21
15C
•
Westburne Oil
Western
82c
64c
Sep
Jun
15c
44c
241/4
Ltd
July
1
.
Westates
67c
Airways
Jan
1
Weedon Mining
Sep
Apr
25,000
Exploration
'"/I I
82c
65c
•
Wasamac
9.00
14c
22 %c May
11c iJan
£
Mines
Violamac Mines
Werner
15c
8,700
1
Mines
Oct
13c
8,850
;
Vespar
40c
13 %c
92,775
Feb
1.52
33c
Oct
37 %c
17c
Fortune
Feb
'
Feb
31c
1.96
Jan
held
Oil
Mar
15c
Jan
v,'.
three
United
50c
11 %c 11 %c
Jan
Sep
'
United Reef
30c
23 %C
1.35
64c
^
ii
Jan
Jan
Jun
Aug
Jun
14 %c
-
a
New
May
19c
1.74
1.53 Mar
Con-Shawkey Gold Mines Ltd
United
25c
17c
Aug
37c
•
Jun
45c
14 %c
'
Jun
Jan
1.66
5
Shawkey Mines
Being exchanged for
Feb
6.75
9c
July
Aug
1.77
1.20
Jun
l
Ltd
20c
Jan
40c
6 >/4
56c
Jun
1
Exploration
Canada
Oil
11c
1,230
Feb
■
Jan
—
9,743
May
24c
Sep
31c
—
71c
53,336
85,825
74c
Jun
11c
Jun
1.48 Apr
9.75
10
Jan
Jan
Taurcanls
15c 19 %c
7,702
Mar
Jun
56c
Apr
9c
1.80
May
1.57
30c
May
37c
1.39
9.20
9c
Mar
8.35
9.20
July
4.60 Aug
May
10c
•
46c
42c
6 %c
3,270
4,235
Jan
Oct
Exploration
Sunburst
Feb
2.85
Feb
1
7c
Jan
17c
Aug
Mines
—
Sep
26c
July
4.25
19,060
Jan
11 %c
May
Apr
3c
8,500
4.65
River
58c
Jun
.
Mar
2.18
4%c
19,500
5c
4.25
Sturgeon
Iron
50c
29c
Mir
Producers
7c
4c
4.65
15 %c 16%C
Gold-!
Quonto
6c
23c
8,285
4.40
1.80
1
Royalties
Quemont
6c
34c
64c
21c
*
6.20 July
1.00 Jun
42c
4%c
31c
Oil
Manitou
30c
345
4.25
3,650
i
Rouyn
Quebec
33c
1.32
57C
2,000
1
Prairie
Ascot
24,030
1.32
47c
6,000
54c
Gold
Minerals
11 %c 12 %c
4.25
44,850
I*
Minerals.
&
Purdex
12 %c
1
♦
70,570
Oil
Quebec
10c
1
94c
Mines
Mines
29,300
1
43c
Uranium
Gas
13c 14 %c
United
30c
Development
Preston
14 %c
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
1
_
Oct
Jan
36c
1.40 Mar
United
Jan
38c
—
Powell
Provo
16c
Sep
25c
30c
Place Oil & Gas
Prosuectors
May
May
4,500
Jun
.
6c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Placer
11,306
22,925
12c
Jun
43c
& Gas
Crow
i.ao
20c
1.99
4%c
Union
6.80
Exploration
Ore
5.35
18c
1.90
•
,p5c ;< Jan
5.30 Apr
,
40c
14c
Pitch
5.25
16 %C
2.00
14 %c
Pickle
5.30
1.95
1
cf/61c Mar
34c
—i
Oil
4.80
Apr
1.85
mill
Petrol
Sep
•
Oils
Nickel
Rock
One
35c
Exploration Ltd.
Oil
3.00
Steeloy Mining
Ultra
5%c
PCE
Peruvian
12,416
Ultra
13%
Porcupine
&
3.15
6.40
Jan
8.55
40c
20C
Gold
3.00
Steep
Jan
200
Gas
3.10
Aug
3,456
Paymaster Consol
Perron
1.55 Mar
May
2.00
Patino Corp
Pax International
Permo
Oct
7c
21,700
Paramaque Mines
Peerless
1.18
lie
5.00
—
Jan
May
—I
Uranium
Stanwell
Mar
6c
—
Feb
4.25
500
4.85
Ltd
Jan
35c
700
12,000
4.85
Pete
Pamoil
7c
1.35
Jun
11,100
12c
15c
Mines
Sep
2.04 May
1.25
10c
51c
Pacific Petroleums
31 %c
6.40
2.00
11c
1
Sep
1.18
11c
50c
-
Jan
Jan
6.00
1,500
15c
———
20c
20c
7%c
16c* Jun
2,000
51c
Gold
Lake
9,743"
36,230
12c
1
Ormsby Mines
Osisko
6.40
1
Mines
5c
1.11
17c 17 %c
2.25
1
Opemiska Copper
Orchan
17%
50c
United Kena Hill
Orenada
5c
93c
1.07
1
—
Silvermaque
Siscoe
5c
50o
Metal
Security Freehold
Sheep Creek Gold
89c
Jan
""
-90c
Oils
Mar
May
^Antonio
9c
10c
Sep
Sep
70c
Aug
8,400
10%
Jun
Ryanor Mining
Sep
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8%c
.
v
4%c Mar
San
24c
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May
1,500
3,000
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O'Brien Gold Mines—.
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27,500
14c
6%c
2.20
.20c
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May
10c
Jan
1.70 Mar
;
Feb
25c
8%c
12,692
12c
Canada
Northland
Norvalie
5c
11,700
6c
69c
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Sep
"
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13,533
310
10%
6c
14c
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1,400
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6c
28c
1
Jun
6%c
1.35
10%
10,000
6%c
Mines
•
2.25
•
10%
17c:
Jan
1.25 Aug
19c
1.35 Apr
8%c July
8.00 Jun
16c
1
2.13
25c
500
17c
1
Torbrit Silver
2.25
!
76c
Jan
Aug
1.70
7%c Feb
29c
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common
1
1
—
Jan
*
—
1.40
8%c Sep
Northcal
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1.40
41c
4,715
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80,100
3%c Aug
2.89
Coldstream
12c
15c
2.82
Warrants
9%c
1,700
17c
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12c
3,300
2.87
North
7,000
July
Sep
5i/2c
*
1
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88c
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1
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4,840
80c
loc
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1.10
79c
71c
83c
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12c
9%c July
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Norpax Nickel
Normetal
1.10
80c
5%c
15c
1
.
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Norlartic
9c
13c
1
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1.10
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1
Teck
._
8c
*
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39c
Jan
23c
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1
—
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Feb
3.45
3.45
Jun
1
of
Apr
Jun
1
Oil
4.70
3%c
25,500
21c
Mar
24c
35,428
6c
Jan
16c
Jun
37,505
*
May
55c
1
—
Uran
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Sarcee
13 %c
11c
4,500
24c
6c
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4%c
3,500
5c
Jun
49c
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1.41 Mar
4%c July
1,888,241
27c
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Nownorth
2,600
Feb
3.75
Jun
6c
10,000
2.50
72c
34,700
2.20
85c
Kelore
Newlund
9c
6c
20c
1
1.60 May
37,200
8c
2.45
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Harricana
New
22C
2.60
l.j.2
*
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Rowan
60c
9,500
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5,100
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Aug
62c
34c
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Goldvue
33c
86c
60c
30c
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Roche
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—
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424,300
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55c
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1
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4%c May
62c
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1,400
38c
——i
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5 V2c
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;
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29c
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Macdonald
42c
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Newconex
Reeves
Jan
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High
39c 40 %c
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—
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11c
Jun
-1
Concord
Feb
1
New
New
1.03
1
Petroleum
Alger
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12 %c
1
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New
New
50c July
7%c Jun
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29,450
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Nello
Feb
65c
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1
21,820
13»/4
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t
—
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Exploration
National
Jun
Feb
26c
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Mar
3.00
35c
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National
70e.
Jun
30c
13 %
for Week
1
18%c
Murphy Oil
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Raglan Nickel
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Rayrock Mines
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Sep
21c
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.
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of Prices
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52c
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,
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1.90
4,650
—1
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May
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Last
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1
1
5
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AHeen Inc
Airpax Electronics
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10%
100
3.75
1
7%
Develop
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Radio
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17 %
18
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5
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50c
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4%
32
3%
6%
12
17%
16%
6%
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2%
13
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Anderson Labs Inc
1
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1
Anglo Canadian Tele class A_10
Anheuser-Busch Inc
4
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25c
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Anchor
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10
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5
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19
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23
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Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
Delta
6%
6
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Service
Nat
Refining Co
Class
7%
16%
330
16%
1
Co
Glasrock
17
—25c
—1
Electro Consolidated elks? A_50c
1
44.
10
15%
1
Systems
Electronics
Elco
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16%
16%
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94%
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Eitel-McCullough
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300
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Corp
6%
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Gem, International
General Aniline
;
23
3
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15%
21%
10
6%
cl A—1
Inc
Glatfelter
Machine
Del
10
6%
13%
5%
14%
1
6
1
A
12%
28
5%
2
class
5%
.2%
Industries
Engine.
(L
'8%
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6%
1%
Airmotive
Darling
291%
,
17%
C0I5
Lake
Garlock
*
—_5
Co
791/
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Agency class A
For
30
i
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50c
Broadcstg_l
1
-
Dallas
EICO
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc
Inc-
Daniey
Dashew
27%
,
—1
._
Garland Knitting Mills
6%
26%
Inc
Sharpe
Arms
6%
1534
Const & Mat_5
Glass
3
12%
71/4
Co
Browning
46%
14%
8%
24%
Brockway
&
21
1
British-American
Brown
3%
A 7%
13 Vs
_25
common
preferred
$1.20
Bristol
26
3%
Company
Inc
Bowser
Corp
Products
Bowman
71/4
1
Corp_*
1
10o
Boston
Bowl-Mor
8%
'14%
12%
18
y.v.-
Manufacturings
Bogue Electric
Bohn
■
10%
;'i 47%
27%
30%
Inc
Hathaway
Berkshire
45
11
.
Belle
'
9%
2.50
Corp
7%
8
—1
Co.
Magazine &
Cummins
3%
Pftarw
ju
Chemical
Cowles
8%
7%
"8%
„1
5%
1
Co
Distributing Co_10c
Crown-Bremson
6
1
Corp
6%
a
Refining
Industries
5%
3%
—1
—
-—1_
Inc
19%
.
9%
49%
1
Keystone' Custodian Funds A
*
Ktysione Portland Cement Co_3
King Kullen Grocery class A—1
Kings Department Stores
1
Kingsport Press Inc
1.25
King wood
Oil Co
1
Knape.& Vogt Mfg Co
2
Knox Glass Inc
:
6.25
Koehring Company Inc^
2
Kollmorgen Com
^2.50
Kromex Corp
1
9%
..
2%
—i
Prod
G-L Electronics Inc
14
20%
Frouge
8%
18
—i
8%
1
common
Aircraft
Keyes
8
10%
Prop
Book
(,°io%
•
(NY)_
-
Lay
Fulton
32 %
Electric
$1.46
Kewanee
•
7% •
'9%
15
1
33L%c
Corp
preferred
Kennametal
6%
1
Photo
Corp
Realty
Futterman
15
14%
5
Frito
'
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Co—
Foundation Company
8%-
30 Vs
Data Corp
Coffee1" Company
12%
1
50c
■
FoXrStanley
12
7%
1
& Chem
Electric Co
C
Labs
Grant
Frontier
1
•'
5%
19%
•
45%
5
Labs
Steel
Ketehum
3%
9%.
.
&
26%
8%
25
Co
Inc
Research
Kentucky
-^1- -s.5%,
MablJ^ i—5
fi5;
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18
11
Investors—*
Company
Inc
'
•
11%
Transportation—1
50c
1
Continental
Ccsmo
..
Service
Kendall
15%
3
4%
■:
8%
Kellwood
10%
.Class B-—.-■
Fullview Industries
Vndng_10c
Automatic
Cross
Paint
——-j:
Gear
Bros
"
7%
Foster
Computer
Consolidated
Foote
5%
of
Rico
Inc.
5%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
18%
9%
>
24%
II'_1-:
:
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4%
*
Kay Windsor class A
71/4
17%
J0c
Bargain Stores
Kaman
11%
13%
7%
j
Co
Kalvar Corp
211/4
-1
Foote & Davis liic—--'--i-i —I
20
—*
Corp.
_1
Refining_2c
Commonwealth
6%
80%
Hydro
Plus
8%
Oil
Utilities—.
Stores Inc— —5c
Properties Inc— _lc
Fair
Foods
21%
Gas
Commonwealth
&
Bennett
18%
4%
6%
19%
Clearing. House-*—1.
Commonwealth
Steel
8%
6%
16c
;
Corp
6%
8%
1
Mfg Corp
(Andrew) Co
4%
19%
58%
-5%
"Zl
Company
Kansas-Nebraska
11%
_3
Co_
5%
55
'
9%
>6%
1:
^——
Utilities
16%
5%
76%
13%
Atomic
Co
10
Systems
Bangor
'3%
Elevator—1
Craig
Baltimore
„1
7%
5%
*•
j
Electronics
Kaiser
23%
>•'
8%
Corp;
Public
14%
A —1
Co_
Corp
Julie
11%
:
6%
liic-ouc
Supply
Corp
Kane-Miller
Corp com_3
Plastics
Consumer
22%
Inc__1
Cie
et
10
12
Plastics
Jos:ens
7%
18%
10%
_1
&
preferred
Puerto
2.50
Inc
& Gas
Milling
13%
Bairu
Governor. Co.
19%
13%
39 Vs
2%
Interstate
12%
.
Foods
Fisher
Markets
9
11
'
•
Fisher
*
__~i
John's
18%
,
Inc
Jbnes & Lamson Machine Co_20
11%
,
17%
„1
Corp
Florida Telephone Corp cl A —10
Cove
Electronics
^.l
Financial
5%
17%
Oil
Coral
'6%
42%
Minit
Johnson
13%
,17%
25%
39%
Jessop
17%
.
10%
I
Florida Capital
5%
38%
4%
Babcock
Surety.. Corp-
17%
Colorado
Cook
16%
24 Vs
Jervis
6%
7%
12%
•
Republic Corp of Am cl A_1
Small Business
(NJ)_...l
Fitchburg Paper Co class
4%
35%
3%
Inc
Mortgage Investors—^
"
.
12
~_5
Water
E
10%
1—15
(Richard)
Jergens
16%
209
Co
Corporation
Jerroldi
11%
196
Utilities
Service
(Clias)
J
5%
6%
~A~1
Serves
Japan. Fund
86%
5%
10%
Corp
Public
Southern
Jarrell-Asli
8%
v'
4
Co
1
Jamesbury
81%
7%
_♦
Co*
Diversified
Jacyiun
2%
77%
....10c
Ltd
9%
16
Colorado
18
2
*
Mfg; Co^
Sales
First Western
4%
15%
Jackson's
5
82%
First
"}
Jamaica
40%
.--10
First
14%
Vending
Itek
9%
_50c
First
10%
10%
Iowa
26%
Mortgage Assn_100
20 %
Colorado
Cook
8%
24%
'4
Mfg
—
20%
9%
13%
Iowa
5%
38
24%
5
42
_5c
33 %c
.—1
A
10
Colonial Stores Inc
$1.25
15%
.1
Engineering Co Inc—1
Wiie Co
•
Colorite
14%
12.50
47%
22
Securities
Ionics Inc
21%
Insulated
Collyer
4%
2c
Electronics
2%
44
I
Engineering Corp
1
Motor Freight Syst-l
Investors
6%
5%
3%
Interstate
Irwin
Financial—
4%
25
Interstate
8%
39
10
1
A
20%
3%
•
Co
Corp
-
3%
Interstate
3%
1
class
1
Wash—"1
Textbook
Bakeries
Interstate
10%
7
First Investors. Corp cl A..^-u.l
First Lincoln Financial—
21
Interstate
12
5%
—1
Boston
First
International
5%
9%
1
17%
1
Credit. Co.. Inc
Coleman
11
_10c
Inc
15%
National
Cole
Inc
Galvan
18%
(Florida)
Co
Coastal. States. Gas Prod
Cob urn
5
10c
—
16
3%
Gas
Clarise Sportswear Co-——10c
Clifton Precision Products
*.1
-
26%
Corp
First Flight Co
133
19
West
Flreco
25%
.19%
r:
Class
8%
24%
2.50
Bearing
Lanes Inc
First
207
126
100
Preferred
Citizens Utilities class A_16%c
7%
Inc—2.50
L
Forms
Electronics
Flat. Metal
5%
5%
23%
200
1.25
com
14%
Company
Farrington
34%
Musical Instrumnts_50c
14"%
13%
Farrel-Birmingham Co
30%
26 %
Chattanooga Gas Co
Chicago
Christiana
13%
*
Federal Natl
32%
15%
1
—,
Inc
Far
60%
13%
_1"
Co
Corp
Business
&
21%
1
Oil
55
1
Famous Artists School-
26%
20 %
28
Charles ot tha Ritz—,
—7%
__—
State
Faradyne
10
Co
1%
3%
10
Power
International Recreatn Corp_50c
Fair
4%
Svc Corp..6
Telephone
23%
*
Fainir
12%
24%
5
Louisiana Electric Co__5
Central
International Bank of
International Cablevision "A" 10c
Intl Flavors & Fragrance
50c
Corp
Fabien Corp
8%
/:-3,
Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
18%
16%
Executone
6%
3%
1
Intel-mountain Gas Co
14%
Coal
Horn
Ets-Hokin
6%
11%
10c
Gas
3%
39%
Estey
9%
7
7%
—..1
Inc
Natural
Cascade
40o
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50c
Automation Industries Inc
1
Avery Adhesive Products
1
Avis Inc
:
5
Avon
Products Inc
2.50
Aztec Oil & Gas Co
1
Atmos-Pak
'
8%
1
Line Co
E) St Co
Pipe
Carpenter
16
21
Assembly Products Inc
Associated
Products
Atlas
,
1
50c
Corp
Inc
Carolina
62%
—.50c
Products
2%
35%
Co
Erie Resistor
6%
1
6
_25c
Inter-County Tel & Teleg_4 16%
Epsco Inc
Equity Oil
65
5%
5%
5%
Industries
Capital Southwest Corp
Commerce
4%
13%
53 %1*
24%
14%
22%
Industries Inc
10c
Farms Co common
1
Participating preferred
_•
Arkansas Missouri Power Co—5
Arkansas Western Gas Co—2%
Arcs
25
—.
17%
60%.
,58
—*••
7%
12
5%
31%
Empire
11%
15 %
5
*
25%
Ennis
10 % I-
1
~
Corp.
Industries
Instrument Systems
-30%
6
10
28%
Endevco
2%
2%
10c
Inc
Infrared
Ask
27%
23
Water
_
12%
——1
3%
4
Inc
Co
Empire Devices Inc
Empire Financial Corp
18%
11%
Ltd
Oil
B common.;
Capitol,
15%
9%
12
13%
44%
15%
5%
34%
4%
7%
13 %
19%
18%
7%
41%
14'A
17%
Superior Ltd
Capital For" Tech
11,22%
12
Labs cl A_1
American
Express Co
5
American Financial Corp
*
American Furniture Co
1
American Greetings class A—1
American Gypsum Co
1
American Heritage Publish—25o
American Pipe & Construction_5
American Rubber & Plastics—1
American Safety Equipment_25c
Amer St Gobain Corp com_7.50
5%
preferred
25
American Sterilizer Co
3%
American Univend
1.50
American Electronic
Class
22'A
20
14%
8"%
10%
Filter Co—,
1
Rubber Co—•
American Air
25%
.12%
Electric
2%
Instruments
Emhart Mfg
27%
12%
1
—1
50c
Elk
20%
Cannon Mills common
24%
5%
20 V2
50c
2.50
18%
Telep.
Delhi
Canadian
Cannon
8%
19%
19%
22%
4%
50c
Allyn & Bacon Inc
Altamil Com
Alterman Foods Inc
&
5%
9%
Corp—1
Inc
Canadian
11%
Inc
Aid
Water
4%
Bid
Indianapolis Water Co
10
Industrial Timer Corp__~ZTIT -I
Information for Industry
25c
a
wide
Elizabethtown Cons Gas——20
22%
Gas
Service:
have
a
Elizabethtown
7%
6
8
20%
Liquid
Calif
Cameo
•,
:
£1
9V'a
3%
Tel.......5
Interstate
Water
:
2%
—
Calif
12
1
1
10c
—*
10
M
California
6%
19%
58
5%
6%
3%
Culver
F
California
5%
5%17%
54
5Va
57/a
2%
10c
.
Homes
Alberto
3%
-—50c
Mfg
Device
Albee
All
•
Magnethermic Corp
Ajax
Alarm
4%
5'A
5%
15%
2%
4%
101/2
.—10c
Inc
Aerotest
27%
12%
3%
4%
4%
14'A
——X
Electronics
Aeronautical
Par
5%
12
Electronics Int'l Capital
Elgeet Optical Co
Ask
>
8
Company
__1
Cadre Industries. Corp——._2
Saldor Inc
10c
C
13 %
2.%
24%
11%
16 %c
E I R Inc class A
C
8%
11%
2%r
Ask
"4%
...
■10%:
Elion
Bid
Ask
7%
—1
Corp_
1
Acoustica Associates
10c
i:Addison-Wesley Publishing Co..*
Adler Electronics Inc
10c
Acme
(Quotations for Friday, October 5)
Bid
Accounting Card—1
Capital
Corp
1
Electronics
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
Mondsy, Octob©r 3, 1962
,
wide
Electronic
Par
.
quotation furnished on request.
The "National" list is composed of
securities, which
national
distribution.
The
"Eastern"
list
comprises
securities
which
have
distribution primarily in the Eastern
region.'
1
quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
bid and asked
The following
,
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Number 6201
196
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(1487)
43
A
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Par
Co
Utilities
Missouri
11%
Rockower
Rockwell
24%
Roret
3%
y.11%
16%
f
Corp----1.66%
National
Cleaning Contractors_l
Food Products Corp_l
National Gas & Oil Corp.—j-5
14
National
14
National
National
National
Nesbitt
Power
New
New
Schield
35 Va
Company
C)
(A
Nixon-Baldwin
North
Penn
Northern
Chemicals
Gas
Northwest
Nuclear
9%
28 J/4
B__l
Corp..—:_L.1
9%
17%
3%
4V4
Ocean Drill & Exploration
Ohio
Water
Service
1
14%
10
30 >
32%
—lc
Recovery Corp,
Oklahoma Cehienfc Co
6%
7%
13%
>
6%
Overnite
12%
Transportation
Co_50c
25c
50c,
Products
Pabst
Brewing
*
Co—
Pacific
Airmotive
Corp
Pacific
Far
Line
Pacific
East
18%
Business
Radio
Packard
*
20 %
20c
6%
Inc
Southern
---17
Fibre
v
Perini
Corp
Corp
1
*
Philadelphia Sub Water Co.3.75
Inc
Preferred
Pickering Lumber Corp.Piedmont Nat'l Gas
Pierce
&
Pioneer
Stevens
Natural
Co
Loan
Hall
,13%
Co
3.75
1
1
50c
Polychrome Corp
Popell (L F) Co
Potash
-
.
Genl
Co
Potter
of
Electric
Co
7%
<24
.5
America
Instruments
•Premier
Co
25c
Corp of America
Printing Corp of America
Producing Properties Inc
Research
<
1
:
1
C:
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3Va
3%
41%
51/4
8
8%
6%
6%
10c
2
V 9%
Professional Golf Co
50c
,,
5%
Progress Webster Elec
1
1 %
Pubco
1
10%
Petroleum
Public
Sve
Co
of
New
Harap_.5
Svc
Co
of
New
Mex.
31 y4
Public
Svc
Publishers
Pueblo
of
No Carolina
Company Inc
Supermarkets
__1
40c
Inc
10 Va
,
'
25V4
33 V»
>
.
.
4%
•
Punto
20
1
6%
43%
Radiation
Dynamics
1
25c
1
."
Radio Shack Corp
Reading & Bates Offshore
Drilling conv class A
Redwing Carriers
Reheis
Industries
1
Revere
Inc
Construction Co
Richardson Company
Ridge
Tool
Co
class
River
Brand
5%
3%
.
9V4
1
50c
5%
10
11 %
1
53
57
28'A
30%
19%.
19 %
5-"<
Tobin
8%
Tokeim
Tonka
25c
44.
'
Marine
Clothes
Packing
B
10c
Inc..
36 Va
Towmotor Corp
Trans-Air System
Trans-Coast
.
-
Research
Trans-Sonics
&
Inv
Inc
—
Inc
Co
—
83%
(Wash)—10
State
30%
41 %
Bank
State
National
Street
of
,
B
Albany
—10
(Conn)_10
Bank
&
T
(Boston)_10
69%
58V*
55
39
45%
.
61
64%
29
31V*
67
71 %
32
35%
36%
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New
York)
Bank
Commerce
8
18%
20%
Union
Trust Co,
10
47%
50%
of
Tr
Co
YL.-10
(N
29
39
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63
Jersey-
(Los
•
15
...
Union
2%
67%
,7
31%
9%
10%
Angeles)—7.50
71 %
75%
Bk
34%
37%
of
(Clsvei.lO
Maryland.10
57
61 %
United States
Valley Bank & Trust
.
*
27
65
Security Natl Long Island NY.5
7
29%
Union
Tr Co
(Boston)_10
40
44
United States
Trust
(N
Y)—20
121
128
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz).5
-
5
24%
26%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
40%
42%
50
54%
Wachovia
Bank
Trust
&
Winston-Salem
N
Co
48
51%
7.
5
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Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co...10
34
i
36%
58 %•
61V*
National Stock Exchange
Range
for
Sales
for
Week
Friday
64%
9%
STOCKS
Bale Prlso
9%
P*r
Ainslie
26%
29 Va
Ansonia
27%
15%
'
3%
5
*
2V2
16%
3V»
Wire
Leasing
&
Cable..
Missile
Credit
Sites
T V
"
-
of Prices
Low
Oct.
5
Sales
lor Week
Shares
Range Sinee Jan. I
Low
High
High
1.20
1.40
600
Oct
1.40
Oct
1
5.20
5.70
1,500
3.20 July
6.30
Sep
3.90
4.00
400
3.00 May
1.90
1.90
100
1.50 May
4.30 Aug
2.00 Sep
1.50
1.60
(units)
Inc.
Electronics
700
II
1 10.
1.10
"
300
Jun
1.70 M*r
1.20 Aug
3.50 Mar
5Qc
:
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Development Corp
1.20
60c
II
'
Nashville
'
Range
1
Camp Chemical Co
lGolconda Lead Mines.
2%
20%
4%
,
Corp
Ending
Week's
Last
11
23
2V4
18%
>
10
Second Natl Bank of Pliila.—10
Security First Natl Bank
7
(Los Angeles) ——12%
43 %
>
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29 Va
33
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of
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10
56 %
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123
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27
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19 Va
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76%
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Chem
Texas Industries Inc
7%
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11
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50%
18%
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37
47
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5
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50
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7
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Taylor Devices
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8Va
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33%
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13
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22
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25 Va
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24
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12 Va
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32
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30
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1
14%
11 Va
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7%
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71 Va
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1
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5
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10
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25
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14%
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14%
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24%
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13%
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3%
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12%
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18%
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18
16%
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22 V4
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24%
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14%
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22%
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25 Va
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12%
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22%
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Wyandotte
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18%
34%
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30 %
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2
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6%
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5
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16%
34%
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7%
7
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6%
2%
Niles Crane & Hoist—5
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68
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8%
7%
5
26%
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23%
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46%
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16
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21
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15%
;
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7
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14%
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21%
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13%
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12
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8%
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6%
28%
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77
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Veeder
12 Va
Sigma Instruments
Simplex Wire & Cable
15%
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Vector
89%
14
18
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Whitin
33 %
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34%
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19%
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7%
31
2%
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
26%
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19 Va
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10%
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Vahlsing Inc
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62
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16%
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Chemical Co
Noxema
15%
16%
12%
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20%
Shaer Shoe Corp
Shawmut
Association
12
15%
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15%
4 Va
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Sexton
(John)
6%
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223/4
49%
37%
38
19%
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17'A
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50c
35 %
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10c
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9%
5
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4%
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28%
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18
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13
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13 Va
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23 %
11%
Season-all Industries Inc
11%
Nielsen
21%
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33 Va
Nicholson File
11%
5
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Point
3%
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8%
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39%
36
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Scott
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32%
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Scott
19 Va
10%
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13
35%
31 Va
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1
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33%
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23
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38%
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11%
36
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7%
33
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1
Transport A__I_1
Wayne-George Corp
*
6%
9Va
Realty Invest
Utah
T
Watson
10c
States
7%
ir-,
21%
21 %
Inc
United
3%
„
23%
7
2.50
31%
••5%'.
7
Corp—l
6%
Tn<y
21%
2.50
7%
J h_.~i._10o
f
Bearings_2
Jersey Natural Gas Co—5
York Airways Inc.-,—.—-1
York Trap Rock
*
6%
Scott & Fetzer Co—.--—•
Scott (O M) & Sons class A.IOO
Scott
Pwr
Washington
Washington
Ask
14
—._..*
Brothers
Warshow (H) &
10%
52 %
20
lc
&
13 V4
•
10c
;
Elec Assn_8
7
10c
Inc
Scripto Inc class A
Sea Pak Corp
10%-
29%
9%
48
Inc..6
Servomation Corp
United States Envelop
com.
Preferred
United States Leasing
3%
Capital Corp_
1
Research Assocs»—. 20%
Williams
Warren
Illuminating
United
36%
?
3%
Foods
7\ 7%
11
Prod
(Waller
6%
I
•
——
Bantam
Science
6%
33 %>
•
Brothers
Investors of Del A..
I
Nuclear Corp—.—1
United
7%
5%
Warner
United
27%:'- '■
7V4
•
5%
United
10%
5%>
34,V'
5
Engineering
Schneider
.
10%
17%
Hampshire Ball
New
:
11%,
9%
7 6
——1
Co
New England Gas &
New
8%
1
4%
United Artists Theatre
Circuital
22%
1
—10c
Inc
Unishops
13%?:-
'
'
&
Co
Lt
(Jim)
Warner
50c
Bid
Grove
Walter
12%
Inc_„
El
Walnut
lO'/a
1
11V2
Corp
Gas
Gas
Brands
Uarco
8%
24%
Electronics
Schaevitz
r
,
11%
9%
.
107/s
_50c
Co
Tubular
Scantlin
4
•
10%
J). Inc—-—50c
(John
Nevada
3%
—-2
Rental
Work-Clothes
Nat'l
Neiman-Marcus
4%
;
Capital
22% V. Science
4%; ■ Scot Lad
20'/a
T
——
National
Sawhill
15%
:
50c
-50°
Patent Development_lc
Periodical
—1
Propane Corp
1
Realty Investors
t.
A
Corp
—7—
Louis
Savannah Elec & Power Co
Savin Business Machines
15%;
,7
Croix
St
Corp —— r—
10o.
Paper Co,—.——12%
San Jacinto Petroleum
Corp
1
Banders Associates class • A—*,!,
%
12
Homes
St
4%
10
v.
11
Class B
A—
Candies
Sal ticrai 1.
16%
8Va
■■
stover
4%
7%
1
class
>V'.
4>
12 V4
22.
National
"21"
-9%
4%
19%
Nashua
Tucson
1
Inc.
Inc
Tropical
14'/a
69%
20%
45 V2
41/4
Corp—1
Togs
20%
13
17%
—• :
1
10'
'9%
Aeronautical
National
Corp
Labs
Products
66 V4
_5c
—
Pete__ojflorins
1
:
42%
——3
Dutch
Trico
7 vPar,.
Products cl A..2
Corp
16%c
Swasey Co
1
25 Va
9%
1
Transogram Co Inc..
Treesdale
<
6
Russell
•.12%
',9
15%
Company—1.25
—-1
28%
Rust Craft Greeting Cards—-!
<7,7
Co_
Fabric
Narrow
27%
16%
11%
11V4
Narragansett Capital
Russ
Specialties
5%
10 Va
,v:
10%
Co
Halco Chemical
17%
9Va
15
—■---J
Transistor
26%
Rudd-Melikian
"
Inc——1
Inc——:——*,
Morton Foods Inc——----r-*7
Morton
Mfg Corp
Cookie
>
5%
4%
25%
Royal Industries Inc
12%
15 %
Shoe
Mothers'
17%
<
11%
Investing A
Ash
23%
Transcontinent TV class B__2.50
Transcont
(Quotations for Friday, October 5)
Bid
Transcontntl Gas Pipe Llne.SOo
41%
2 V*
8yac
^
Ine„—
Furniture
Royal
38
30c
,
3%
Reid-—.—1
Mfg Co
Rowe
•
1
inc__
Mfg Co
(Wm H)
Rotron
22%
1074
& Co
F»r
61%
3Va
1
Brothers
Rose Marie
5%
;•»
20 %
Equipment—
1
Moog Servocontrols
1
Moore Drop Forging Co..——1
Moore-Handley
Inc—•——-1
Morse
4%
47/8
Auto
Morningstar-Paisley
77:7
23
! l'
Moore Products Co—,
(H H)
Ask
56
—
Company
Robertson
25%
Homes
Monroe
Roberts
22
10%
Construction—*
Mohawk Rubber Company
_1
Monmouth Park Jockey Club-lc
Modern
Robbing & Myers Inc
5%
'•
23 y4
1
—
—
4%
19
Bid
Par
40%
37^4
Minneapolis Gas Co_.
---1
Missile
Systems
10c Mississippi Glass Co__
-—10
Mississippi Valley Barge Lme_l
Mississippi Valley Gas Co—.—5
Mite Corp
Ask
Bid
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5.20 Mar
:
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1488)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Business Shares
American
1
1
Fund—.
Fund Inc
American Investors
American Mutual
Fd_l
"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
California Fund Inc
12.76
11.40
12.49
5.87
6.42
14.55
Ltd
(1954)
v
Inc
Fund
Canadian
Ltd
Fund
Fund Inc
Diver
Eaton
9.91
8.00
8.35
9.15
2^80
3.07
4.52
•v
Penn
9.08
6.16
6.70
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical Equip Shares—lc
lc
lc
1
1
General Bond shares—:
Petroleum shares
10c
10c
4.30
4.22
1
a23.89
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
lc
Imperial Fund Inc
—lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc—1
6.92
7.05
V.
16.19
Funds Inc—
Series
H-C7
Series
H-DA
Haydock Fund Inc
.
for
2.24
7.17
8.70
6.16
9.51
7.84
Stock
Fund
Fund—
Selective
Investors
Line Income
Investors
Johnston
5.66
Fund
1
10.09
Mutual Fund
30.96
Diversification
31.58
all.82
Empire
Keystone Custodian Funds—
1
25.03
26.12
Grade Bonds)_l
21.61
23.58
(Investment
B-2
(Medium
Priced
(Low
B-3
Bonds)
Bonds)
Recent
1
16.42
15.05
Co
Baltimore
Barium
Boston
Gas
Steel
& Elec
5'As
conv
4'As
Edison
Burlington
Carrier
43/8s_1992
2
41%
45 %
,..,JX5
23%
25"%
Westchester Fire
Co
Inc—
1992
100%
115
99
a9.48
7.37
~7.97
12.54
13.73
34.00
36.75
a26.37
11.73
5.95
3%s
Sep
Columbia
Dayton
El
Gas
Paso
Florida
5'As
Power
Gas
4'As
;
conv
Hotel 6s ww
Hotel St George 5%s
Hilton
Lt_
<sc
Pow
4'/2s
1977
99%
1Q76
94
99
1971,
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J'
~
'■
-
?
-t
'
91%
100'A
97%
102
,V
91
104
69%
82
Republic Pictures 4s
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
Southwestern Bell Tel
Tenn Gas Trans
5s
Textron
96%
~
72%
87%
Amer
U S Industries
104%
.
*
5s
4%s
Westcoast Trans 5%s
5%s series C——
29%
63%
7%
8'A
31%
34%
Banks
5.58
6.10
9.31
10.21
15.86
17.24
5.19
5.67
4.76
5.20
2.62
2.86
7.97
8.71
8.99
9.83
11.96
30.00
13.40
14.61
12.17,
13.16
6.22
6.80
6.06
6.55
for
1965
ww__1967
4%s_1997
1982
1971
1970
A—1988
—1988
Bid
Cooperatives—
3,1962—.
Ask
100
100.1
100.2
100.4
100.1
100.1
3.15s
100.4
100.6
3%s
Feb ,20, 1963
100.1
100.3
2%s
May
1, 1963
99.23
99.27
100.3
100.5
3%s Aug 20, lytij
100.13
100.15
100.16
100.20
4%s Apr
20, 1964_
4s
Oct
20, 1964_
4s
Oct
20, 1965_
Dec
20,' 1965.
15
;
1963
:
15, 1963
11,1963
Nov
12, 1963
«...
4,
1963
Oct
101.6
4s
100.21
101.14
3 'As May
101
101.8
4 V4S
100.2
100.4
100.8
101.26
102.2
101.8
101.20
101.4
3T
101.16
101.16
101.4
3%s Feb. 21, 1966
101.6
Sep 10, 1964
3%s Dec 11, 1964
100
22, 1962—
100.17
100.1
99.31
Apr
3'As
100.4
100.2
Feb>
1, 1963
Federal Land Bank Bonds-
100.6
100.30
4s
100.4
99.20
2, 1966
y-
98.28
98.12
July 20, 1966
101.28
102.12
101.12
Jun 10, 1965
3%s Mar 10, 1966—
102
102.16
4s
May 22, 1967
100.28
100.10
100.14
4'As Mar 20, 1968
101.16
102.16
4%s
101.8
101.24
4%S Mar 20^ 1969——_
4%s July 15, 1969
102.16
103.16
4%s
Dec
12, 1966—,
3%s Mar 11, 1968
4%S Apr
4%s Apr
98.24
10, 1969
10,1970
99.16
102
103
103
.
104
Feb
5 %s
103.16
20, 1970
107
108
4%s Jun 12,1972—
4'As Jun 12, 1973_.
101.24
102.24
101
102
4%s Feb
41/2S Feb
103.16
104.16
106.8
107.8
96.16
97.16
106.16
107.16
102.8
1, 1970
5'As July 20, 1970—
4%s Oct
1, 1970-1967—
3'As May
1,1971
4'As Feb 15, 1972-1967—
3%s Sep 15, 1972.
103.8
104.16
4%s Sep 10, 1970
4%s Aug 10, 1971___w_—_
4%s Sep 10, 1971
5%s Feb 10, 1972
10, 1977
100.16
101.16
100.8
101.8
102.24
3%s Apr
103.24
;
97
96
100.24
99.16
103.16
20. 1974—
101.24
98.16
104.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
11.53
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Maturity-
Bid
■
■
Ask
Certificate of Indebtedness—
3%s Feb 15, 1963
3'As May 15,1963_
3 %s
Aug 15,
1963
100.8
100.10
100.6
100.8
100.15
___i_
100.17
Treasury Notes—
3%s Nov
3'As Nov
100.5
100.3
13, 1962
2%s Feb
15, 1963
3 »/4s
Feb
15, 1963
l'As Apr
1, 1963
99.31
—
100.5
100.7
103.22
100.26
102.1
99.1,
Nov 115, 1963
99.3
102.3
98.12
1, 1964—
98.16
103.23
103.21
May 15, 1965
96.12
96.4
1, 1965_.
100.26
100.22
15, 1966
3%s Feb
97
96.24
1, 1965-
l'As Oct
100.8
l'As Apr
97.28
103.20
l'As Apr
100.24
101.10
15, 1964
4%s
100.fr
103.23
101.8
4%s NOV
100.1
4s
May 15, 1963
3'As May 15, 1963—
l'As Oct
1, 1963
:
101.9
103.21
97.24
100.7
99.14
102.26
101.7
1, 1964
100.5
99.12
102.24
Oct
l'As
15, 1962
Ask
Bid
MaturityTreasury Notes (Continued)4%S May 15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
5S
Aug 15, 1964
3%S Aug 15, 1964
l'As Apr
Aug
l'As Oct
95.16
95.8
101.26
1,1966
15, 1966———.
1,-1966—
l'As Apr
1,1967
3%s Aug 15, 1967
—
l'As Oct
1, 1967
4s
101.30
94.16
94.8
93.8
:
93.16
100.16
100.18
92.16
92.24
a8.37
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Dated
3%s
2-
al4.25
3.30s
al4.21
3.25s
3%s
a37.31
a68.98
a9.10
Ask
Rate
100
100.2
3.10s
6-
3-62
100.1
100.3
3.15s
2-63
100.1
100.3
3.45s
Bid
11-
3-
1-62
12-
4-
2-62
1-
5-.
1-62
2-
4-63
99.31
100.1
3.35s
101 %
101%
103
106
HI
114
102/8
101%
77
.
101%
101%
72
90%
7-
2-62
4-
1-63
1-62
5-
1-63
Jan
15, 1962
99.948
99.950
Jan
Oct
18, 1962
99.926
99.929
Jan
31,
100.6
7-
1-63
100A
100.3
Bills
99.220
25, 1962
99.874
99.879
Feb
7,
99.821
99.827
Feb
14,
99.768
99.774
Feb
21,
1963
1963
99.713
99.721
Feb 28,
Nov
Nov
Dec
99.652
99.660
Mar
99.607
23, 1962
29, 1962
99.616
Mar
7, 1963
14, 1963
—
6, 1962
99.554
99.562
13, 1962
99.501
99.509
Mar
21, 1963
22, 1963
20, 1962
99.446
99.455
Mar
27, 1962
99.393
99.402
3, 1963
99.333
99.343
Jan
103%
10, 1963
102%
100%
Jan
15, 1963
105
110
92%
97%
94%
99.277
—
99.290
99.236
98.817
98.761
98.683
98.702
98.675
4, 1963
Apr
15. 1963 ——:
July 15, 1963
102
97
98.880
98.744
98.689
—
28, 1963
113
98.935
98.856
98.800
!
Dec
Jan
98.997
98.912
—
—
Dec
Mar
99.051
98.975
;
99.178
99.112
99.031'
1963
:
—
99.237
99.093
1963
1, 1962
8, 1962
Ask
99.160
1963
Oct
15, 1962
100.7
1-62
24, 1963
Nov
100.1
100.4
17,1963
Nov
99.31
100.5
3-63
Bid
99.979
Nov
100.1
6-
10-
99^978
%sk
99.31
9- 4-62
V
11,1962
86
108
103%
89
4-63
8-
>
;
Oct
102%
93%
3-
4-62
A sic
Bid
I02 V2
87
Bid
Due
Dated
1-62
Due
1-62
United States Treasury
100%
109
54'A
27'A
57
2
Dec
103%
106%
1984
97
99%
I^w^nstein (M) & Sons 4%s 1981
Mueller Brass 3%s
1575
'
2002
Pacific
Petroleum
5s
1977
5%s ww
1973
Pennsylvania Power 4%s—1992
Public Service E & G 4%s_1992
Quebec Nat Gas 5%s
1985
102'A
87
1992
5'As
£«l°hanf Tra11er 4s
Jmuscon
103%
1972
1992
conv
4'As
Natural
93%
1987
4%s
Rubber
Power
1980
4%s
101%
51
99.31
99.31
100.4
15,1963
15,1963-.
May 11, 1964—
6.50
10.55
State
4%s
Telephone
2002
Radio
.
101%
19%
3%
4%s
Ask
-
100%
110
4%s
Collins
63
1982
4%s
Cincinnati Suburban
Duke
56
53%
3.05s Dec
Aug
al9.82
Fund
Street
York
6%
5%
17%
100.4
3V4S July 16.1963
3.30s
Ask
Bid
3.40s Apr 15, 1963
3.40s May 15, 1963_
al7.54
Electric & Gas
41/2S
1992
165 Broadway Bldg 5'As ww_1970
Pacific Northwest Bell Telep
New
138%
50
2.50
America
11%
24%
21%
100.1
3%s
a8.68
Bonds—
102'A
4'As-1975
Industries
Corp
1969
102
133
35%
13%
Oct
Ask
Co
32
3.20s
Bid
5
(NY)
Insurance
32'A
109
10'A
Life Ins Co—1
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
Co
(NY)
of
Insurance
3 'As Mar
a73.34
Inc
Inc
Fund
Title Guaranty
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
al7.55
a9.59
Fund
Investors Capital
Exchange Fd_
Ohio Capital
Second Centennial Fund Inc—
Westminster Fund
Inc
Federal
Standard Sec Life Ins
30
Ins
.78'A
60
83%
109
103
Security Life Ins (Ala)_l
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
U S Fire Insurance
3
U S Life Ins Co in City of N Y_2
Variable Annuity Life Insur—_1
74;
8%
56%
2
preferred
Family
12
56%
43
39
United
4%s
--1
Ind Fund—10c
Fund Inc
1
Congress
Street Fund
Devonshire Street
Fund
11.03
1
1
Inc
B-l
1
*
Swap
6.03
(The)
1
Fund
Whitehall Fund Inc__
10.93
Research
Istel Fund
Inc
Funds—
Centennial Fund
Inc
5.23
3%s Feb
13.32
Wisconsin
5.58
9.93
12.19
Funds Inc—
10.80
10.22
9.14
9.26
16.82
Fd
Investors Variable Payment
10.60
3.57
9.99
Intercontinental Fd_
Investors
6.96
9.70
8.78
Winfield Growth
Fund
8.15
;
6.37 V
3.27
15.56
Investors Mutual Income
7.50
7.34
10.56
$6.50
United
1
59%
8
15,1963_^__;__—99.31
15, 1963—
100.2
14.73
Fund
55
x521/2
10
2
8
Springfield Insurance Co
United
5
32%
77
8%
10
24%
29
103
50%
Ins
73%
21
•
7%
Federal Home Loan Banks—
13.55
10.84
9.66
Investors
9.33
•
6.73
Boston—_1
of
Trust
8.54
3%s Apr
_
Group Funds—
Life
69%
5
47%
Accident—
&
6%
Obligations of Government Agencies
9.92
Wellington
Investors
Life
104
96
5%
X^uies after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
10.85
9.56
% a
25%
Southwestern Life Ins Co
5
Standard Life
7.68
Inc——
Fund
10
24%
Security Life & Trust Co
.
7%
7
(ex
10
Ins__50c
;
Life
Ins
(New Haven)
33%%
stock div.)
Security
10%
9%
_
10.22
a33.41
Investors
96
10.47
1
1
Wellington Equity
6.66
89%
91
Travelers
Co
Mid-Cont
7.10
...
Fund
84
9.55
13.23
4.43
9.56
Insurance
3.15s Mar
Farnham
Fund Inc__
62%
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
5
Phoenix Insurance Co
10
Pioneers Home Owners Life
1
Profess & Bus Men's Ins_
1
* Providence-Washington
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (NC)
1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)_
5
Reinsurance Corp (NY).,
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
St Paul Fire & Marine
_6.25
Seaboard Life Ins of Amer
1
Seaboard Surety Co
___5
6.76
10.72
6.08
4.05
8.75
5
Boiler
Insp & Insurance
4.01
of Canada
10.35
8.74
11.32
56%
3.67
Fund Inc—1
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10®
Wall Street Investing Corp
1
Washington Mutual
*
"
6.73
53%
Hartford Steam
10
40%
42%
C)
D
10.12
9.81
Value
14%
49
.
Co
38
57
47%
46
Income-_l
Accumulated Fund
1
Continental Fund
1
United Income Fund Shares-1
United Science
Fund
1
United Funds Canada Ltd
_1
United International Fund LtdValue Line Fund
Inc
1
2.45
13%
44%
3%s Jan
United
7.66
507/a
36%
5
(Wash
75%
48
33
57%
53%
70
*
13.13
United
7.52
49
_5
18%
29%
33
39%
~7.41
12.12
United
(DC)—4
(D C)-1.50
(N Y)
19%
46%
17
52
26'A
Corp
Insurance
13.00
Inc
Incorporated Income Fund
1
Incorporated
Investors
1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund
—lc
\
Institutional Growth Fund-lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Int'l Resources Fund Inc
lc
Investment Co
of America
1
Investment
1
*
50c
2.50
American
Fund
23
82%
18'A
44
all.75
8.69
Texas
5
Co
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
-1
20th
Century Growth Inv—10c
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
1
4.70
Fund Inc
Guardian Mutual
Hamilton
6.51
5.99
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
Television-Electronics Fund
1
11.53
40%
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Life
Lamar
8.04
&
Ins
192
38
Employees Insur
American
gi3/4
87%
177
13%
Ins
Employ Life'Ins
Home
al2.28
Roe
Gov't
1
Fund
Stock
7.18
10.53
15.72
al9.02
Shares Inc
Growth Industry
Great
Growth Stock
Fund
Balanced
9.21
8-.40
6.55
Gov
3.55
Securities
Stein
12.27
11.20
5.83
Republic
51%
12%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
5.11
4.65
11.28
3.25
6.76
4%
4
Interstate
6.92
b.Jl
Growth Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
Capital
Insurance.
Jefferson
Sovereign Investors
1
State Street Investment Corp—•
—
&
5.33
Shares—1.25
Shares in Amer Industry Inc__l
Snareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith (Edson B) Fund
1
Southwestern Investors Inc—1
7.47
Life
4
11.64
Inc
Selected
Franklin
(Phoenix)
General Reinsurance Corp
10
Georgia Interna t'l Life Ins Co—*
Glens Falls-.
i
5
10.32
25c
Clark Fund-1
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
Common Stock Fund Inc
1
2.58
67%
2.50
(S F)
Life
13.30
Scudder Stevens &
5.90
60%
64
Fund
Nat'l
11.95
Fund Inc
Scudder Fund
■; 7.37
56
Firemen's
10.65
3.93
2.40
5.
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
First
12.17
1
Putnam (Geo) Fund
_____1
Putnam Growth Fund
1
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
1
Research Investing
—1
Revere Fund
Inc
1
9.74
13'A
10.93
18.49
5.43
12'/4
1
Provident
1.85
1
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
1
12.28
5.97
60
Co
1
______
(T Rowe)
Puritan
56%
Insurance
Inc
Fund
Price
4
Federal
Fund
Shares
3.59
1
13.64
651%
Illinois
Square
Pioneer
Securities—
Group
12.62
&
7.76
8.29
21.06
62
Corp
8.65
15.55
6.87
~2.55
5
Reinsurance
8.56
17.10
;—1
—1
of
2.50
19.46
513/8
al3.63
11.30
series
al3.34
47%
Assoc
Fund Ltd_34c
10.55
2.34
9.02
*
Group
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
7.14
6.70
3.82
8.21
Employers
Employers
11.57
9.65
5.36
14.08
3.54
24%
6.84
13.46
lc
lc
lc
13.02
21
10.70
Pine Street Fund Inc
2.18
7.66
43/4
3%
1
1
5.48
X8.91
6.13
6.99
(NJ)____1.25
82%
78%
17%
53
Eastern Life Ins Co of N Y_
.—I
7.92
5.47
Eagle Fire Ins Co
7.48
7.65
1.69
7.36
5
Ins
123
28%
72'A
49
Accident
&
115
38%
56%
10
Greatamerica
Street
Lie
Fund'
Inc__
—10
70%
77
26%
137
68%
Life
10
(Bait)
15
130%
5
Hanover
Fund Inc
53
125
131
Life
35%
20%
363/4
5
Co
Gulf
Nucleonics Chemistry
William
Forster
18%
34
5
Insur
5.63
Horizons R P
Electronics
&
Life
?
(Ky)_2
7.49
Series
York Capital
One
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25
Combined Ins Co of America—1
7.39
Fund
England
New
al7-85
5.00
27'A
_.
5.15
Series
Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
5.01
24,
Co
Casualty
6.85
New
12.53
1
stock series
stock series
—1
1
1
1
^——1
;
__
Stock
Growth
12.18
11.59
16'A
Globe
Oppenlieimer Fund
Funds—
America Inc
Fundamental Investors
General Investors Trust
Fund
Stock
New
15.30
11.27
36 %
14%
Citizens
Crum
Stock Series
Ove'Kthe-Counter
—
—
—
Income Series
4.89
14.08
——•
Fund
Series
Series
Preferred
10.70
7.30
Corp
Investors
Bond Series
6.70
9.07
33%
Insurance
Casualty Co
National Securities Series-
15.14
■—1
1
5
(NY)
"A"__2
Citizens Life Insur Co of NY—2
Boston
Gen
Balanced
9.79
41%
Assurance
National
51.18
•
Util
17.89
6.12
38%
Life
Continental
5.59
65
1
Standard
Continental
9.58
44
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA com
1
National Union Fire__
5
Nationwide Corp class A
5
New Hampshire Insurance—
5
New York Fire Ins Co
_5
North River—
-—2.50
Northeastern Insurance:
3.33%
Northern Ins Co of N Y_
12%
Pacific Indemnity Co
.3%
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y_10
Peerless Insurance Co
5
Peoples Life Ins Co—
Connecticut
22.69
47'A
Assurance_12.50
60%
2.69
8.77
59%
Monument
57%
13.42
20.76
48%
55
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
55
2.46
Inc.l
.1
Merchants
45%
3%
3%
4%
3%
7%
..
52
12.28
beneficial
27'A
25%
2
(N J)
Com'wealth Life Insur Co
of
11 %
10
Ins
3.07
6.73
148
Nat'l
2.81
1
141
1
1
5
55
2.81
_—
12
5
34%
Fire
36
125
Insur
Life
10%
7
33%
119%
11
30
i
•
Ask
.1
:
51
2.32
Fund-
National
10
Ins
Re-insurance_______5
2.12
Inc
Lincoln
of Va_—
Life
National Fire.
2.57
Growth Stock
Liberty
13'/a
lc
Investors
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co
Lincoln
:
12
Ins
.lc
;
30%
I
1
—la
_.—
Nation Wide Securities Co
*
Franklin Custodian
Bond Series
Common
6.83
14.99
(Wash DC)
(Galveston)
76%
27
Penna
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Maryland Casualty
:
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins_
Companies Inc_l
3.29
shares
Life &
74'A
69%
(Newark N J)__2%
Life
1.77
Dividend
Fund Inc
10
Equity Fund Inc
—20c
Federated Growth Fund——25c
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
—5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc——1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc_l
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida
Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund —
Preferred
18.25
16.32
Energy
Foursquare
8.34
6.25
Stock Fund
Electronics
9.73
11.16
16.75
Co
Bankers Natl Life
2.34
•
10%
of
Co
1
Bankers & Shippers
2.14
—
Interest—1
Medical Securities Fund Inc___l
Morton B C & Co
*
Morton B C & Co FDS ins series
Mutual Investing Foundation—1
Mutual Invest Found Growth—1
Mutual Investment Fund
1
Mutual Shares Corn
1
Mutual Trust Shares
1
9.76
7.67
Ins
Amer
Beneficial
Industries
197/a
22%
9
.vf
35%
72%
5
Assurance
5
Assurance
1.62
Units
15.01
3.95
50c
50c
Investment Corp—_1
Fund
Balanced
a26.58
Home
3.01
Fund
9.96
10.32
Howard—
&
Fund of Can.—1
Mutual Fund—•
Massachusetts Life
9.60
50.67
Inc
American
American
shares—lc
Mass
11.62
8.93
Fund—_1
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fund Inc—1
Fund
11.68
al3.98
18%
20%
5
Co_1.50
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int—33'/be
11.04
13.73
Diversified Investment
Dreyfus
10.72
Stk
Sayles
General
9.79
9.11
Fund Inc_l
Growth Stock
Nat
Electric shares
6.31
.1
1
Fund Inc
Delaware Income
Amer
5.75
Managed Funds-*-;
12.21
8.78
Inc
1
Inc
Inc
Vegh Investing Co
De Vegh Mutual Fund
Delaware Fund
De
15.74
Insurance
Loomis-Sayles
9.46
10.63
B
Western Investment
Diversified Income Fund
14.40
Investors
Insurance
Loomis
10.19
10.10
—--1
Consolidated Investment Trust 1
Continental Growth Fund Inc_Tc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund
Series
Inc—1
Fund Inc—1
Trust
shares
5.77
1
Crown
Mercury
shares
9.00
Inc
Fund
Concord
Amer
Paper
11.17
50c
•
Inc
Fund
American
11.49
Petroleum
8.63
Stock
Composite Bond &
5.58
13.87
10.51
17.02
9.32
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
lc
Century
Shares Trust
1
Chase Fund of Boston
-1
Chemical Fund Inc
50c
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
Commonwealth Income Fund—1
Commonwealth Int'l Gen Fd—1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund—1
Composite
5.09
13.00
1
Metal
*
-
Fund__l
—-1
15.90
:
15.73
International Growth
Canadian
Growth
Income
i-i.
Insur
(111) _1
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
5.24
Fund "Inc.
Lexington
13.72
12.68
Casualty
31%
Life
32%
American
1
Knickerbocker
Fund—
Canada General
American General
3.89
Lazard
1
1
Ltd
Fund
Bullock
12.69
3.56
8.28
11.80
-1
Investing
Street
11.63
3.68
50c
1
1
Fund Inc new
Boston
Equitable Assur
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
10.85
9.88
All Amer Life &
Bid
2
2
Liberty Life Insurance
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)
103
30 W
Par
.
70 %
102%
10
American
9.98
11.21
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
Fund
9.04
8.97
4.89
Knickerbocker
r 10.26
J
8.21
Ask
66
5
11.81
4.52
Life
(Quotations for Friday, October 5)
llid
3.50
Insurance
19.89
5.26
Life
Life
Aetna
4.48
4.84
7.62
Aetna Casualty & Surety
18.23
(Income Com
3.37
'
Par
i-
9.72
10.82
-1
(Growth Fund)
4.14
s
1.48
Ask
8.91
(High-Grade Com Stk)— 1
Stocks)—1
S-3
(Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)^_l
Keystone Internatl Fund Ltd_l
9.74
Fund Inc__1
1
1
(Income Fund)
s-l
8.54
Bid
Cont.
(Discount Bonds)
S-2
8.91
Ltd
Ridge Mutual
Bread
K-2
5.25
1.35
Axe-'Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
Canada
4.45
7.81
Fund TrustAtomics Physics & Science
Blue
K-l
al2.60
Associated
'
7.52
4.11
American Growth
B-4
6.95
1.25
1
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.99
6.09
Fund
Custodian
Keystone
1.82
5.52
4.86
Inc
Fund
Advisers
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
i—25c
1
Mutual Funds—
Fund
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
Aberdeen
.
.
.
—
98.627
98.642
98.566
98.586
98.478
Apr
98.493
97.744
97.768
99.252
—
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net asset
Exchange,
value,
t New
b Bid
stock,
yield price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted
x Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
y
to listing on .the
dividend.
Ex-stock
Volume
196
Number
6201
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1489)
THE
COURSE
OF
Bank clearings this week will
show
-■
BANK; CLEARINGS
an
increase compared with
a
year
Third Federal Reserve
liminary figures compiled by
us based
t^pon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 6, clearings for all
of the country,
center there is
week
same
gain for the week ending Friday, of 13.5%.
a
in
Bethlehem
Ended
New
Oct.
York_
Chicago
'
'
_
'■
$18,005,735,769 $15,857,825,909
1,423,711,724
________
1,336,081,244
1,189,000,000
+
Kansas
City
.
+
2.4
Louis
San
:
513,576,471
.
2
Pittsburgh
499,827,235
+
Cleveland
+
Baltimore
/
Ten
cities,
five
cities,
five
days
12,955,824
——1,204,078,801
1,227,093,510
All
all
cities,
+
527,572,562
+
five
669,512,367
+
cities
all
420,177,468
+
week
Total
west
able to
are
are
an
was
in 1961.
at this center
9.8
+
5.6
(7
an
record
not available at time of going to press.
its credit
of
11.7%.
of
1.9
1,122,105,029
1,240,426,583
—
14,696,849
12,657,464
633,793,263
321,928,589
622,471,482
+ 11.4
65,659,600
68,999,700
14,551,831
15,031,458
15,362,785
478,571,522
1,593,099,958
71,059.700
13,153,362
cases
which
5.3
12,725,023
+ 14.3
12,402,492
13,397,367
3.4
456,280,103
441,928,361
1,495,187,269
1,495,497,654
—
—
+
0.8,:
(6
+ 14.1
5.468.334
5.2
18.345,000
293,155,591
23,138,000
309,255,897
—11.4
+ 19.4
10,577,638
8,857,961
414,966,265
+
1.6
147.734,079
+ 14.1
131,651,349
905,400,118
909,363,667
0.4
860,056,089
we
37,013,281
36,933,001
+
0.2
34,289,618
163,046,997
+
6.6
138,276,042
135,051,319
448,700,000
7,047,921
+ 10.3
426,400,000
409,700,000
-8,353,367
+ 18.5
7,410,975
SUMMARY
6,198,003
5.4
5,284,389
6.878,135
255,775,992
+ 11.6
Alabama—Birmingham
238,654,686
366,545,685
317,188,119
+ 15.6
253,893,573
231,832,954
M'obile
+
1st
4th
5th
Sept.-29
12
by Federal Reserve Districts:
15,955,692
+
8.1
919,536
+
0.5
789,735
905,951
278,221,000
+ 16.6
292,139,628
262,753,783
1,715,499,010
1,529,986,311
+12.1
1,404,534,221
1,354,615,768
4,472,201
M
_
(10
cities)
__•
14,217,307
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
Grand
Arbor___.
..
Indiana—Fort
District—Chicago3,876,534
23,918,022
—11,992,872
Rapids.-,.-....
Lansing
Wayne
Indianapolis
Terre
Des
20,006,942
11,715,065
11,768,971
+ 34.8
—
17,753,638'
4.2
—23.9
4,793,391
5,794,289
158,055,8-76
,rV".
9,238,444
ChicagoDecatur
165,822,603
+
7.4
158,225,059
8,797,066
+
2.7
7,453,003
71,286,833
*
.
66,574,604
23,679,547
2,103,313
1,248,884,935
+
7.1
69,810,373
0.5
23,556,013
2,650,549
1.320,735,976
.
11,403,803
.
-
9,510,920
Peoria
15,162,899
16,306,647
Rockford
15,898,206
13,913,802
9,729,569
9,943,513
.1,820,668,568
1,730,173,703
_
Inc. or
1960
1959
$
Dec. %
$
$
1,086,357,081
1,063,708,088
"
17,894,041,483
16,249,778,379
Philadelphia
9
"
1,204,078,801
1,227,093,510
7
"
1,606,250,436
1,593,099,958
Richmond
.
—
5.8
+ 19.9
7.0
15,284,642
9th
13,544,834
+ 26.0
+
—
—
2.2
—
1.9
1,122,105,029
1,240,426,583
+
0.8
1,495,187,269
1,495,497,654
—
905,400,118
909,363,667
1,715,499,010
1,529,986,311
"
1,820,668,568
1,730,173,703
"
905,858,550
792,048,946
"
866,647,615
775,647,168
+11.7
Kansas City
0.4
860,056,089
1,724,803,045
1,404,534,221
1,354,615,768
5.2
1,724,803,045
1,740,523,131
+14.4
786,205,540
801,548,285
725,741,643
704,699,416
+
9
Dallas
San Francisco
"
829,725,391
770,699,093
+
6.4
723,062,228
693,481,069
"
720,096,130
679,779,375
+
5.9
588,247,519
591,585,980
10
Total
106
York
New
"
1,857,642,978
cities
1,612,573,942
+15.2
1,454,786,414
1,466,744,252
31,412,266,161
28,933,952,140
+
8.6
27,413,467,100
26,195,660,581
14,028,439,827
City
week
add
now
13,154,790,520
+
6.6
12,258,705,438
Total
(4
ended
statement
Cities).
showing the figures for each city for the
years:
1962
Ended
1961
$
Inc
'
Dec
$
Sept.
.
29
1959
$
%
$
St.
Worcester
Rhode
New
5.1
3,869,747
3,960,266
20,495,066
+
3.2
14,129,160
16,524,291
_
(12
23,656,797
47,460,200
4,119,441
1,086,357,081
1,063,708,088
+
■>
cities)
48,486,459
24,829,730
_
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
16,562,700
55,685,437
Haven__
Total
+
16,056,504
Connecticut—Hartford
New
3.766,036
21,143,687
Springfield
3.414,105
3,956,471
_
3,869,126
1,849,121
__
883,037,425
3,741,812
_
9,948,542
893,208,423
'
Bedford
New
+
—
4.9
4,573,266
9,140,824
+
2.8
10,102,226
+
7.2
483,477,480
+ 26.8
194,617,485
10,888,209
Dakota—Aberdeen
,
5.8
8,404,009
8,047,305
1.2
776,880,513
3,589,339
3,713,445
—45.8
1,554,014
11,198,697
—11.8
3,460,787
4,142,586
—16.5
6,782,221
+•
3.6
6,605,253
7,917,300
20,239,303
18,517,499
+
9.3
16,179,309
16,209,893
866,647,615
775,647,168
+11.7
725,741,643
704,699,416
3.1
13,966,662
13,997,121
+ 12.5
43,958,618
49,039,203
—
5.0
22,193,801
+ 12.2
35,812,700
38,084,300
3,472,395
+ 18.6
3,141,694
2.1
932,073,523
971,425,367
+
Total
(7
cities)
District—Kansas City-
Nebraska—Fremont
Northern
Total
39,012,905
162,584,765
+ 35.9
30,876,676
40,136,789
1.5
154,902,711
155,374,118
+
897,407
949,536
9,692,736
9,739,378
219,100,676
:
Wichita
New
(9
2,896,609
+
+
4.5
2,978,530
_
54,851,856
a.
5.3
33,506,989
+
1.0
28,799,714
78,822,203
+ :14.0
75,061,912
102,989,250
_
4,466,077
15,779,161,620
89,822,016
Jersey
cities)
94,475,355
+
17,894,041,483
—17.5
5.5
1,023,666
1,257,120
906,948
8,553,522
11,372,061
184,090,848
+ 19.0
189,678,942
168,139,715
12,799,267
10,632,167
999,556
0.5
—16.9
—
—
8.808,544
8.489,428
29,066,739
9.3
26,186,795
27,978,758
+
4.3
470,029,419
454,295.867
+
15,306.503
6,596,721
829,725,391
Joseph
+
515,837,312
12,792,107
7,434,384
City
26,594,048
538,191,229
13.637,442
Missouri—Kansas
Total
(9
770,699,093
Springs
cities)
______
Eleventh Federal
6.6
+ 12,043,716
+12.7
5,738,068
5,734,639
6.4
723,062,228
693,481,069
+
Reserve District—Dallas18,116,453
Dallas
Worth
Fort
596,059,669
+ 11.4
11,902,782
13,438,230
6.8
515,085,354
507,052,821
40,861,940
43,138,161
+
3.9
43,321,776
4,521,000
5,455,384
5.6
4,580,030
7,091,559
11,488,771
+
6.4
11,200,413
13,885,209
720,096,130
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
45,074,133
12,219,881
Galveston
Wichita
16,260,801
636,461,636
Texas—Austin
Total
cities)
(6
Twelfth Federal
679,779,375
+
5.9
588,247,519
591,585,980
219,582,747
225 063,172
5.115.000
5.781.001
—
—11.6
—
4,617,000
6,980,000
Reserve District—San Francisco
44,398,840
881,407,533
41,303,758
11,248,859
17,212,355
11,748,929
14,746,338
8.0
9.0
+51.9
+ 4.6
— 2.4
—26.3
+10.2
+ 7.5
— 4.3
+16.7
+15.2
379,250,777
136,703,268
24,459,075
238,565,136
7,065,798
249,654,039
130,723,280
25,069,742
9,063,937
12,289,389
257,541,867
6,429 837
16,249,778,379
Lake
California—Long
4.6
3,729,796
+10.2
2,733,614
15,154,761,662
:
,-<4,062,351
„
13,874,005,338
47,501,176
52,471,812
-
-
City
Beach
Pasadena
—
San
33,826,583
f
1,299,876
1,072,611
.
Oregon—Portland
57,772,300
Jersey—Newark-_
4,258,764
3,563,916
4,670,371
Syracuse
New
12,635,434
25,396,864
+
17,383,826,334
York
3,871,681
1,569,421
42,300,400
53,009,041
3,025,801
Rochester
188,269,812
802,998,604
3.3
+
—
*
Jamestown
New
i
165,099,787
Elmira
9,966,673
465,441,540
*
7,023,258
Helena
Utah—Salt
-
801,548,285
4,530,631
Second Federal Reserve District--New York— V:
York—Albany
3,309,217
786,205,540
197.1i*:,015
Yakima
Buffalo
+14.4
3,249,106
528,728,326
Dakota—Fargo
South
Washington—Seattle
New
9.5
9,873,541
North
Montana—Billings
St.
4,699,037
9,376,105
_
River
Lowell
792,048,946
+
9,397,287
Paul
Colorado—Colorado
4,930,150
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
190,527,736
3,156,676
566,728,326
249,925,113
Minneapolis
Kansas—Topeka
1960
or
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
_
206,911,332
163,633,367
Lincoln
Week
at—
_
400,800,000
207,723,067
+ 28.1
409,300,000
Ninth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota— Duluth
Hastings
September 29 for four
Portland
411,600,000
+ 10.3
164,862,009
905,858,550
...
Omaha
Clearings
+ 11.0
214,730,261
12,321,655,243
detailed
our
7,413.855
1,740,523,131
3,456,885
l
Tenth Federal Reserve
We
V
■
822,989,511
+ 12.1
6
11th
7,409,041
16,466,862
15,000,360
v;
7.550,086
5.2
',2,378,971
:
1,270,788,435
236,763,204
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
7
12th
+
20,145,648
211,138,461
Kentucky—Louisville
"
Minneapolis
Outside
971,425,376
14,324,081,403
"
St. Louis
.
.454,500,000
932,073,523
4
Chicago
8lh
...
73,666,"711
8,466,035
+ 14.3
8,491,655
\
21,501,337
1,999,050
1,264,576,060
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louts-*
15,584,706,742
17
7th
w
Missouri—St. Louis
2.1
6
:
cities)-..
+10.1
+
10
Atlanta
(17
93,039,000
11.4C2.938
4,591,022
;
4.3
9,030,308
City
+0'*•14,788,351?;'"
89,279,000
10,950,190
178,143,666
Illinois—Bloomington
v
3.905,226
20,016,038
95,565,000
-
3,493,594
-
Moines
Sioux
3,596,990
+ 11.4
—16.9
13,157,207
91,567,000
10,480,547
Haute
Wisconsin—-Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
—13.3
21,463,557
14,437,576
.
17,742,177,
"
.
Bend
Total
1961
9
Cleveland
14,511,668
OF BANK CLEARINGS
NewYork__
6th
10th
cities
247,076,085
324,411,000
Total
,
$
>■
-
Boston
2nd
3rd
Ended
■-+-
-u.—17,251,686
'
924,147
Mississippi—V icksbur g
Louisiana—New Orleans
The Chicago Reserve District has to
1962
Week
7,261,872
6,531,998
285,526,568
are
City Reserve District the totals show an
summary
31,822,269
clearings
Ip the Cleveland Reserve,,District the totals
a
822,989,511
-
495,100,000
Springfield
furnish
393,546,279
133.860,826
173,841,278
;
■■
following
23,911,000
261,982,904
4.362,833
402,670,484
168,534,041
cities)
Augusta
present further below,
6.4%; in the Dallas Reserve District of 5.9%, and in the San Francisco
the
5,325,669
8,765,331
+
421,716'744
Macon
Reserve District of 15.2%.
In
14.114,691
Florida—Jacksonville
register an improvement of 10.1%, and in
but in. the Philadelphia Reserve District the
In the Kansas
6,411,465
24,331,000
274,067,006
;
Nashville
has to be estimated.
we
6,173.689
___
'
increase
12,117,587
1,606,250,436
£
Georgia—Atlanta
gain of 5.2%; the St. Louis Reserve District of 14.4%, and the Minneapolis
a
Reserve District
14,372,279
299.629,939
Tennessee— Knoxville
We group the cities according to the
smaller by 0.4%.
are
27,607,882
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Ac¬
larger by 0.8%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 12.1%, but in the Richmond
Reserve District the totals
23,261,978
<462,280,879
_
cities)
South
1.9%'r
5.5
0.8
increase of 8.6%, the aggregate clearings for
increase of 10.2%.
decline of
a
6,831,917
+
+ 12.4
3.9
Columbia—Washington.!
Total
the New York Reserve District the total?
totals
3,683,408
5,978,044
,
,
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in
the Boston Reserve District of a 2».1% ,
7,266,897
9.8
+ 15.8
Virginia—Huntington..^..,..,
District of
9.6
+
.1
Outside of this city there was a gain of 6.6%, the bank
showing
4,622,387
6,155.887
2,647,610
—
+
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
the whole country having amounted to
$31,412,226,161 against $28,933,952,140 in the
same week
5,325,562
+ 13.9
+
South
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there
1,054,000,000
—51.9
13,930,420
r;
Virginia—Norfolk
by the foregoing will appear in
covered
In the elaborate detailed statement, however,
Sept. 29.
+
1,128,098.929
"
,
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
we
1.9
5,097,981
1,168,000,000
676,782,840
_
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures
4,572,390
324,239,329
Mansfield 1.
5.6
+
$32,270,946,006 $29,432,374,065
,
,
issue of next week.
+ 19/T
—
1,714,975
682,294,320
79,171,800
Youngstown
+10.9
5,640,494,635
1,191,029,682
Complete and exact details for the week
our
2,304,245
0.5
$31,079,916,324 $28,304,275,136
days
for
1,179,304
2,300,767
16,126,124
Columbus
4.0
422,106,995
5,955,148,410
*Estimated.
2,081,340
0.7
$25,124,767,914 $22,663,780,501
day__
one
Total
j-Cv..
cities,
1,409,172
8.6
336,794,024
Richmond
Total
+ 20.9
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
!
days
Other
13,797,787
Cincinnati
+ 12.7
531,497,325
,,v
1*59
$
(a)
,
27,375,932
Jersey—Trenton.
Cleveland
8.8
420,400,000
864,404,370
696,513,572
!__
____
5,484,301
6,431,081
6,145,250
25,944,970
Ohio—Canton
....
2.8
457,400,000
,,
i960
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-—
6.6
+
.
974,466,000
.
Francisco
1,161,000,000
5,541,652
Delaware—Wilmington
0.9
878,979,346
Boston
4,711,938
7,321,835
(a)
"
York
+13.5
*1,200,000,000
_______
—
29
or
%
•
899,760,058
—
Philadelphia
St.
1
5,638,781
1,138,000,000
,
___
Total <9 cities)
1961
Sept.
Inc.
Dec. %
1,463,759
2,637,025
Wilkes-Barre
Our comparative sum¬
1962
*
________
!
Scranton
New
6
Ended
2,184,361
772,026
(a)
Reading
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
Week
'1961
1,996,277
Philadelphia
for this week follows:
mary
*/.:•
1,769,512
.
.
At this
1961.
1952
..
District—Philadephia—
'iChester ■
Lancaster
preliminary totals
$32,270,946,006 against $29,432,374,065 for the
■•••
Pennsylvania.- -Altoona
::
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will
be 9.6% above those of the corresponding week last
year.
Our
stand at
L-*t
•
$
Pre¬
ago.
.1
-
45
Francisco
San
Jose
Santa
971,334,163
Barbara___
Stockton;
Total
-
(10
cities)
+
—
6,022,230
6 ,203,810
233,998,390
230 150,215
106,161,000
106 ,237,818
24,637,872
29 370,031
13,159,347
795,999,572
773 ,602,980
19 ,751,923
42.676,460
38. 500,342
8,937,153
10 313.870
15,569,481
15 ,592,253
1,857,642,978
1,612,573,942
1,466,744,252
1,454.786,414
31,412,266,161
28,933,952,140
+
8.6
27,413,467,100
26,195,660,581
14,028,439,827
13,154,790,520
+
6.6
•12,258,705,438
12,321,655,243
30,454,858
77,670,848
9.0
86,094,565
87,171,675
+ 10.1
15,584,706,742
14,324,081,403
Grand
Outside
total
New
(106
cities)
York City
(a) Clearings
operations discontinued.
46
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(1490)
FOREIGN; EXCHANGE RATES
Fund Notices
the requirements of Section
to
certifies daily to the
SEPTEMBER
Noon
and Monetary Unit
Country
for
in
Transfers
Cable
The
York
New
and common stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
preferred
including
1962, INCLUSIVE
1962 TO OCTOBER 4,
28,
Buying Rate
in
(Value
United
and the page number gives the location in
volume (except where otherwise indicated)
details were given in the Chronicle.
ing tenders,
Money)
States
the current
Friday
;+s;
;
Sept. 28
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Canada,
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2.773366
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.139831
.139834
.139854
.139850
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Switzerland,
.231091:
franc
..
1.395168
--
pound sterling
United Kingdom,
1
2.800800
-
.231137
.231162
.231183
1.395330
1.395476
1.395317
2.801125
2.801420
Pipe
Gas
due
debs,
61/8%
1
Co.—
51/4%
bonds
i
-
Transcontinental
.
.231116
May
1,
due Nov.
series
;
Line
Corp.—
Nov
2.800700
Car Co.. -3%%
Union Tank
debs,
6lA%-
Co.,
Materials
Vulcan
15,
due Oct.
1975
.Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
Consolidated Statement of Condition
ber^ banks decreased $111
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
decreased $741'
cumulative pfd. stock
Nov 14
Caterpillar Tractor Co. '4.20% cumul. pfd. tock_——Nov
9
Central Telephone Co.—
4J/2%
convertible subordinated debentures, due May
series—Oct 15
1,' 1969 and cumul.- preferred stock, 5 V2%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co., 6% pfd. stock.Nov' 2
Products,
million. "Other" securities
Increase ( + ) or
■;
i
v;/-'',•
.
'
,
certificate
-I
■■
■
1962
.
account
._
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
—1.41X
14,596
1,198
and
$45
133
+
million
creased
Total
'■
gold
'v-'"
certificate
15,794
reserves
Cash
Acceptances—bought
U. s.
outright
—1,280
4
+
96
-
Tills__
r
Certificates
1
Notes
'
._
1
Total
_
77
+
+1,374
30,476
92
92
+
2,544
--
commercial banks
domestic
s.
securities.
Govt,
30,568
-
+
1,466 1
+2,636
1902*
Total
Cash
loans
items
Bank
in
securities
and
30,766
of collection.
process
857
+ 2,732
5,306
158
+
(1,122)
premises
Other
107
assets
670
29
+
-
—
Total
I
assets
(1,591)
53,022
722
+
Deposits:
U.
S.
notes
bank
(469) 28,943
128
+1,226
17,737
r
632
+
reserves
Treasurer—general
account
U.
492
Other
19
196
Foreign—•
55
330
+ "
40
Other
11
U.
45
Total
Deferred
deposits
18,755
availability cash
items
(1,122)
3,795
598
+
+
308
for
+ 7,059
182
+
2,258
10
+
130
purchasing
223
478
+
281
—7
81
i.
1
__
1,288
accrued
dividends
71
7
+
etc.—
'"Other
Loans
15
—
3,520
2,696
to
+'
••-
Total
liabilities
(1,591)
51,564
705
+
Other
+2,347
Capital paid in
Surplus
Other
"
462
liabs.
of
and
gold
deposit
capital
certificate
and
F.
R.
accounts.
(1,591)
53,022
liability on
for foreign
2,447
—4.3%
55
—
U.
S.
bonds
and
with
33
+ 1,612
484
—
years
+
+
+
3,444
24
+
587
26
+
the
eliminations
made
in
the
+
164
+
;2
52
149§
41 §
160,007
1,520
+
8,467
Demand
S.
and
condition
banks
of
the
statement
Federal
of
weekly
partnerships & corporations
political subdivisions
64,327
—
54G§
1,556
1,360
4,542
+
116
5,421
.—^___
954
264
+
:—
+
153
369
v
151
112
Commercial
11,471
+
449
24
+
51
+
reporting member
official
institutions,
etc.
and savings deposits—totalil
:
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
48,093
System in leading cities
Commercial
banks
39
970
67
X
+
4
+
190
+
+
103
j.-
18
'
shows
the
ended
Sept.
of U. S.
following
26:
principal
Decreases
of
changes
$126
$369 million in
Commercial
districts for
Loans
carrying
tions
net
a
to
U.
S.
Loans
holdings
of
$71
banks, and
an
S.
Government
loans
demand
increased
deposits.
in
million
eight
$33
million.
time
and
Domestic
and
and
33,734
deposits
political
8,535
'
dealers
•78
+
2,023
15
+
476
191
+
2
+
31
interbank
institutions,
etc.
million,
as
Class
Corp.,
5,344
Inc.,
for
purchasing
decreased
or
$223
financing institu¬
compared
with
during the similar week
in
a
de¬
1961.
ACCOUNTS.
t Exclusive
tion
of
loans
of
valuation
X Includes
all
to
•''Includes
fl Includes
domestic
reserves;
demand
and domestic commercial
shown
13,416
208
-
80
certified
time
commercial
individual
loan
banks
items
are
.+
\
and
78
+
after
734
deduc¬
gross.
deposits except those of U. S. Government
banks, less cash items in process of collection.
and
officers'
deposits of
U.
S.
checks
not
Government
shown
and
6%
preferred
§ Sept.
18
(San
figures
Francisco
revised.
.
9-21
75c
;_
9-29
10-15
11-1
10-
.9-25
9-24
8
10-
5
9-28
12y2c
10-15
28c
10-27
10-
11-
1
10-12
11-
1
10-12
.
8
$1.50
$1.05
-25c
$1
10-15
9-17
10-30
.7 9-28
7c
7'/2c
6V4C
10-10
9-27
10-24
10-10
10-15
10-
10-12
6c
11-30
11-
9
2c
11-30
11-
9
$3.50
12-20
12-
3
22V2c
10-15
(quar.)__
$1.37%
___
•
preferred (s-a)
& Telegraph—
?%
A
10-15
9-17
1
9-28
9-20
12-20
12-
1
1
12-
1
11-15
10c
10-15
37V2C
10-15
9-29
56!4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.64%
Narrow
preferred
Fabric
.
9-29
(quar.)__
(Tulsa) —
Bank
dividend
stock
4%
of
subject
holders approval on Jan.
National
Bank
&
Trust
to
8
N.
Bellas
Book
National
Cash
Commercial
Hess.
3-14
Fuel
Lead
Life
(quar.)
Bank
&
.
National
Oats
5
10-15
10-15
: 9-14
12-15
11-15
10-15
40c
(quar.)
Register
Gas
7
30c
dividend)
10-15
3%
11-
9-14
Trust
15c
32Vac
$1.50
(Increased-quar.)
National
1
12-
20c
(stock
N.
National
3-
12-14
37 %c
Inc.
Y.)
(quar.)
National Electric Welding Machine—
(Albany,
•9-28
.9-14
Y.)—
Co._.
Blank
10-15
U
stock¬
.
Biscuit
9-14
2c
—
(Norwich,
Common
National
10-10
40c
"
a
10-15
10-10
2c
Check
10-15
11-
10c
Z
11-1
58c
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
10-31
10-15
.
10-
2
10-16
6%
pfd.
B
(quar.)
(Canada)
9-28
4
1
10-
11-
1
10-25
15c
10c
12-
1
11-21
10-11
9-28
—
(quar.)
National Periodical Publications,
11-
t20c
Co.,
Assurance
Quarterly
District).
9-28
•
25c
25c
—
Narragansett Electric—
4V2% preferred (quar.)
National
separately.
postal savings not
separately.
^Preliminary
10-19
A
preferred
National
.18
shown
9-21
10-31
9-28
10-11
25c
class
common
National
CAPITAL
(quar.)
——'.
5Vj>%
A
liabilities
10-10
dividend)
System
669
793
15c
$1.18%
i
,
10-15
10-22
5c
7%
Mutual
+
701
v
10-16
5
—
National
*r
11-16
Telephone
(stock
*
27
741
11-16
12-12
11-
Film Laboraiories-r-
Movielai.
+
1,795
11-
12-12
quar.)
Mills.
States
1
Banks
10-16
25c
20c
20c
8c
15c
7'/2C
(quar.)
Vernon
Nation-Wide
Borrowings:
Reserve
10-16
11-20
(quar.)
1
35
others
pfd.
(quar.)
Extra
+
Federal
5
10-31
(quar.)
(initial
Inc.
7
From
11-
.10-12
Line___.
Industries,
Diablo
2,093
banks__
10-
Regulator—
common
Foods
Safe
Parts
123
official
1
1
—_
—
4%%
Fxtra
Foreign:
Governments,
11-
$1.10
$1.12,/2
(quar.)_
National
securities
personal
4,490
+
+
.
9-21
-
7,086
3,253
subdivisions
com¬
Real estate loans increased
$43 million. "Other" loans in¬
creased
Other
States
Other
these loans decreased $19 mil¬
Government
sales
deposits
Savings
:
increase
gain of $182 million; during the
$117
!
From
industrial
brokers
Time
Commercial
year ago,
to
decreased
crease
U.
and
a
parable week
million.
in
week
and $621 million in demand deposits
credited to domestic commercial
lion.
million
the
Government securities, $546 million in demand
deposits adjusted,
of
for
10-25
10-15
10-31
Products
El°ctro
Murphy
588
10-10
~
11-30
9-25
preferred (quar.)—___.
;—_____
preferred
(quar.)—
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (quar.)__
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
Mount
10-25
10-16
$4.20
Mountain
1
10-24,
1
$6
Mount
7
11-1
10-10
(quar.)
Insurance
(Fort
Life
Inc.
Power,
Motorola,
9
10-
•'
1-1-
15c
32V2C
(Cincinnati)
Co.
Mississippi Valley Barge
Morse
11-
10-15
)25c
preference (quar.)
Enterprises, common (quar.)
& Ontario Paper (quar.)___
Montana
10-10
12-
20c
5c
50c
(quar.)
Quarterly
621
537
savings
Foreign:
Governments,
Reserve
—
—
interbank:
Mutual
The
90,618
Government
Domestic
Condition Statement of Member Banks
61,212
;.
deposits—total**
Individuals,
States
U.
adjusted)-
deposits
Demand
—
3
1
25c
_______
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Mosler
LIABILITIES—
consoli-
1
12-
25c
$1
(increased).
common
Corp.
Rhoads
&
Motor
are
11-
3%
—
(quar.)
United
Factors
Miller
Morton
Figures in parentheses
dating process.
I2V2C
dividend
Stock
Mill
1
10-15
——•
Minnesota
95
2,822
4,679
Corp.,
Midland-Guardian
Midwestern
1
10-
5%
pfd.
$1
Power,
&
preferred
60c
—1,767
+ 1,651
524
—
1,654
assets/liabilities
Mid-America
1
10-
*
-
11-
J65c
_^___—;—
-
,
10-15
10-15
10- 1
(quar.)___:—
Inc.
(Del.)
Inc., class A (quar.)
/Meyer (George. J.) Mfg. (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric—
4.40%
preferred
(quar.).
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)___—
Michigan Seamless Tube
(quar.)_
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
Extra
10-
10-15.
10-15
Minnesota
-
banks
Light
Payable of Rec.
$35c
(Fred),
329
—
+1,536
,
$1.1$%
■ $1.25
$1.37 %
$1.50
(s-a)_
preferred
$1.30
3%
12,847
coin
domestic
596
+
1,334
15,144
Banks
Reserve
—3,747
741
—■
5,714
Federal
—3,596
111
''
2,144
274
—
,126
5,981
14,009
i
assets—net
Total
+
1,784
maturing:
years
with
Currency
Other
68
&
securities
Balances
acceptances
correspond¬
ents.
162
+
1,329
indebtedness.
of
year.
five
five
Reserves
.5'
—
669
+
43
2,970
one
to
After
Other
32.8%
purchased
+
liabilities
note
notes
Within
One
722
+
Treasury
1
—
certificates
to
reserves
combined
Contingent
17
60
+
'
+
30,818
bills
Treasury
71
+
108
oanks
securities—total
Treasury
30
+
888
capital accounts
Total
Ratio
.
commercial
domestic
to
Government
S.
5
18,003
U.
ACCOUNTS—
+
13
.
+
14,920
loans
Loans
CAPITAL
671
.
loans
estate
Real
banks
foreign
32
—
117
■
Other liabilities &
28
—
2
—
institutions:
finance,
personal
+
1
1,217
carrying:
or
securities
financial
nonbank
A
Mexican
2,179
Lines,
Motor
Quarterly
.
Electronics
Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer Inc. (quar.)_—
Metropolitan Stores of Canada, Ltd.—
Meyer
securities
to
+
+
______
J Meridian
+ 7,211
pur¬
securities
Government
Sales .finance,
828
+
28
—
for
loans
S.
Loans
dealers
and
securities
Other
37
+
_
carrying:
or
Government
S.
Other
825
—
6,785
+
90
59
—
—
Fast
Merchants
1,296
loans
brokers
to
chasing
:
-
-
Member
Loans
■
Reserve
'
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing
34,063
+2,447
Agricultural
liabilities—
Federal
574
—
124,162
78,200
adjusted)
Loans
1961"'
1962
*
125,491
-3
387
+
Sept. 27,
Sept. 19,
(In millions of dollars )
ASSETS—
632
—
-
Decrease !—) Since
Sept. 26,
preferred .-(quar;)
preferred (qua**)--—:
—.
preferred (quar.).—
—:
6%
preferred (quar.)_
r'McCabe Grain Co.. Ltd../(quar.)_—_i—___
McCall Corp.
(quar.)_
Stock
dividend
___r._S.-_
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)_
;
.< McLean Industries,
$3 preferred (accum.)—
5Vb%
Increase(+ ) or
'■>.
.
4Vjt%
Cor)?.,
Share
.
5%
$484 million.
92
;
U.
McBee
million.'' ioans' fb
decreased
Holders
When
of Company . "
Name
miili(pri but bor¬
$701
others decreased $793
rowings from
550
-
+
+
Federal Reserve Banks increased
'
Total
Continued from page 11
and corporations increased $78 million.
—5,829
149
+
7,910
+
*
DIVIDENDS'
Savings deposits increased
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
87
—
-4
+...
4,101
agreement
repurchase
1,144
+
13,849
|
bought outright
under
+
2,984
9,542
'
:''V
____.
Bonds
Held
A,
\
but they, in¬
$47 million An the » Cleveland^ .District -and :$4&v
partnerships,
:
.
856
,
J
•Announced In this issue.
34
securities:
Government
subord. conv. debentures,- due 1976m—Oct 10
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp. 5% cumul, pfd. stock—_!
Feb
1
$103 million and "other" time deposits of individuals,-
Bought outright—
745
.
t
million in thef Richmond District,
million in the Dallas District.
21
—
609
164
advances
and
";
379
(469)
Discounts
2
1144
>1049
decreased $434 million An
the Chicago District,
m
637
15-year 6V2%
increased $95 million..
deposits adjusted
New York City, $67
1961
1962
...
Demand
Oct. 4,
Sept. 26,
_
.
Decrease (--) Since
Oct. 3,
4%
Inc.
Corp., 4'/4% cumulative preferred stock—Oct 31
Petroleum Cprp;—F" J*'
Greyhound
Occidental
million, and the combined total of Treas¬
notes and U. S. Government bonds increased $726
ury
(In millions ef dollars)
million, Treasury certificates *
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Avon
assets—
1192
CALLED
ISSUE
suspended.
♦Temporarily
Gold
15
1
preferred stock-—Nov
cumul,
ENTIRE
t
1
Oct
1978—
1,
2.801100
.
rand
Africa,
.0166631
.194158
line
pipe
mtge.
1979
.0166631
.194166
1.395118
--
-
.0348625
.
.0166631
,
.194100
-
1st.
debs, due Nov. 1, 1985
Transmission
Gas
Tennessee
.194103
.0166631
-
.194150
.0348625
.0348833
.0348833
.0350375
escudo
peseta
Sweden, krona
South
1
Nov
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
51/2% debs, due Nov, 1, 1984.
2.773069
pound
1
—Nov
Nov
.327386
.0800560
,
1
15, 1981—Nov
due July
series A,
mtge. bonds,
1st
1051
1
1
Ltd.—
Mills
Steel
Premier
.0800560
■
1
6i/2%
.249787
.209611
2.801125
,
Nov
Ltd.—
Co.,
.327386
Spam,
of
■
Oil
.0800560
krone
Republic
.204050
secured pipe line bonds, due Nov. 1, 1977
Nov
Martin-Marietta Corp. 5J/2%
debs, due Nov. 1, 1968—Nov
Northern Natural Gas Co. 4%%
debs, due Nov. 1, 1978;
'4%% debs, due Nov. 1, 1977; ^Vz% debs, due Nov. 1,'
1976; and 51/s%
debs, due Nov. 1, 1979
Nov
.908906
.209590
-
.327528
;
.0800560
Zealand,
Portugal,
.00310566
.928906
Corp.
Stores
.277893
dollar_
malayan
peso
Norway,
.00310566
.0201010
Allied
.00161100
.00279033
—
Netherlands, guilder
New
Home
.0201000
-
2.800700
-
-
.00161100
Mexico,
.144450
.0337030
-
.249925
-
—
.209615
2.800800
pound
Malaysia,
.210062
.144500
.00310566
-
.00310566-
--
.204050 :
•
franc—
rupee
yen
.210087
.144456
H"
.144425
*
1
1
.210037
.0387000
.828906
'
.210037
;
.
Page
Date
1976-—--Nov
1, 1977—Nov
4%% debs, due Nov. 1,
Caterpillar Tractor Co. 4V2% debs, due Nov.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—
4%%
debs., series K, due Nov. 1, 1983
.0387000
-
.928906
-
.144458
—___
(Metropolitan), new
Germany, deutsche mark
Japan,
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
Company and Issue—
2.231952
2.232207
.0201006
.0387000
.0200987
.210037
—-—
i
France
India,
$
2.231972
•'
—
markka
Ireland,
-
.928593
-
•_
krone
•
t-
Oct. 4
Oct. 3
',;4 ®
2.231633
—
.0200950
dollar
Finland,
r
~x.0387.000.-.
_____
rupee
Denmark,
'•
2.231713
v
franc
Ceylon,
in which the
,
—
Australia,- pound
Austria, schilling
Oct. 2
Oct. 1
-
-
Thursday
Wednesday
.
$
Argentina, peso
Tuesday
Monday
—
notes,
list of corporate bonds,
will be found a
Below
FEDERAL RE SERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
RATES CERTIFIED , BY
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
v
522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a reeord- for the week just passed.
Pursuant
.
.
:
Inc.
(quar.)
f
*
1
)
V
Volume 196
Number 6201
;
•.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1491)
it
Per
Name of
National
Company
Securities
Quarterly
&
from
Research
net
investment
Balanced
National
Nautec
income
Co.,. common
preferred (quar.)
Nevada
Power,
9-28
Price
1
2-15
Primex
9-28
Prince
10-15
10-
1
Procter
$1.06%
,
!
_
11-15
11-
1
Progress
New
Jersey
New
Jersey
New
York
Stock
New
Bank
Auction
10-10
i271/2C
11-
1
10-10
10-15
9-25
"
33c
{
V
3%%
pfd.
6c
Bros.
Norfolk
5c
&
Western
4%
adjustment
6%
preferred
North
American
5%
Illinois
Gas,
Indiana
10c
(quar.).:
Insurance
Northern
Ohio
Northern
Pacific
States
Common
Co.
Ry.
Quebec
Northern
9-28
12-
10-22
11-
10-
6%
Power
Qulncy
Mining
11-
1
Power,
9-21
T.
E.
&
Radio
Corp.
10-15
9-21
Ralston
10-15
9-21
Rank
10-15
9-21
37 Vic
(quar.):
11-16
10-25
t50c
(quar.)
12-14
10-10
1-
55c
32c
of
Co.
(17'/2%
A
Class
9-29
A
Realty
Equities Corp.
Owl
Stores
10-20
9-28
Reda
10-15
9-28
Redwing
Reliance
Electric
(quar.)
$1.02 Vi
10-15
9-28
$1.02%
10-15
10-15
9-28
$4%C
10-15
9-28
(quar.)
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
._
11-
25c
_
Northwestern
Glass
(initial-quar.)___
Northwestern
Steel
&
Truck
Wire
Lines,
class
11-
1
4%
10-15
10-15
10-
1
Class B
10-10
10-15
9-28
_____
$1.06
10-19
9-28
Stock
;___
25c
10-10
9-28
Roberts
33c
10-26
10-12
33c
class
A
10-26
10-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
Republic
Life
Insurance
.
Street
Fund
Ontario
(Utica)
Steel
;___
Products, common
»'■
(quar.)
preferred
Originals,
Oshawa
Otis
15c
27'/2c
Wholesale
Elevator
11-15
Co.
;
Outlet Company__^_-_
-
Quarterly
Oxford Faper Co.,
Corp.
11-
1
Rollins
10-
5
Ronson
25c
(quar.)____
/.i
10-
5
10-15
10-
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
10-19
t50c
—.
12-17
11-26
11- 1
10-12
10c
1
4".
y
! 11-
10-19
±10c
11- 2
10-12
25c
10-16
10-
y> 5%
23%c
$1.02'/2
- $1
10-16
10-
10-25
10-
12-
11-
12-1
11-
$1.18%
12-1
11-
12- 1
12- 1
11-
11-15
10-31
11-
—
10c
Button
Gas
-ia
Ltd..
—
1
(quar.)
—
&
Electric,
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)__.
—
Corporation
(George
(William
25c
Coast
New
5
(quar.)_„
H.);
Inc.
10-25
9-25
10-24
10-15
10-22
10-
10-31
10-10
10-16
9-24
20c
(quar.)
20c
5
9-21
10-10
Gas
10-15
5%
10-1
Electric
&
Co.
(quar.)_;
6%
$4.50
preferred
9-28
,
10-15
$1.09
—
St.
9-20
9-25
•
24c
10-10
$1.13
10-10
S-25
$1.54
10-10
9-25
5.64%
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.41
10-10
9-25
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
—_—___
—^
(quar.____
10-10
$1.75
•r
-
St.
Lawrence
Paul
New
5%
Fire
&
5%
preferred
Pacific
6%
Common
Paoert
Products
class
Co.
5%
10-10
9-25
10-15
9-28
10-31
10-17
Sanborn
7 Vic
12-17
11-30
Sanders
7 Vic
—
9-21
11-16
10-31
11-16
10-31
Sang.amo
10-31
10-
Savannah Electric & Power,
preferred
1
9-25
Davis
Patterson
&
Co.
(quar.)
J.), 5%
(C.
pfd.
Fyel Gas, Inc., $1.50 pfd.
J, Penn Traffic Co. (quar.)____
'»
Penney
C.)
(J.
Co.
25c
(accum.)____
Penn
i
(quar.)____
>
10-22
11-1
3.36%
Schenley
28c
15c
5c
30c
:_
10-
1
5
4.24%.
(quar.)—
4.64%,
preferred
preferred
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)____
Penobscot
Stock
Gas
Perfecting
&
Philadelphia
4.30%:
preferred
5%
common
(stock
preferred
Piedmont
Pierce
&
&
Stevens
$4
3
9-27
10-19
Pittston
$3.50
Piatt
1
10-10
1
10-10
Scott
1
10-10
$2.50
10-10
90c
10-15
■
(quar.)
___.
to
Gas
Co.,
$5
6%
Corp.
of
Canada,
preferred
participating
9-14
Corp.
—
__
1
conv.
1st
1;
10-10
10-20
16c
37 %c
10-
10-31
12-
1
5
10-24
>
11-
5
pfd.
,
pfd.
(quar.)
10-1
Second
10-
3
Security-Columbian
$1.50
10-
1
10-26
10-
9
10-20
10-
9
6%c
11-15
$1.25
10-15
20 %c
10-15
10-15
1110-
1
5
9-28
10-
1
t56%C
10-15
9-20
t75c
10-15
9-20
$5
pfd.
(quar.)
National Bank
Security Insurance
New
(Phila.)
Banknote
Co.
Candy
B
11" 1
11- 1
—:
—
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
-A
(New Haven)—•;'
5c
35c
35c
7/2c
10-31
$1.56%
68 Ac
'
$1-25
(quar.)
•
:
10-18
&
(initial)
Trust
Shops,
4.48%
preferred
preferred
4.56%
preferred
Southern
6%
Canada
&
10-
1
12-28
12-
3
12-28
12-
11-
10-15
$25c
10-
5
10-31
10-
5
28 %c
10-31
10-
5
37 %c
10-15
9-29
37 %c
Co.,
pfd.
(quar.)_
10-15
9-29
11-15
10-19
Life
9.21
:
Ltd.—
$$1.50
(quar.)_
Chemical
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
1
10-20
Co.—
$2.38
11-
(Knoxville, Tenn.)
10-15
9-28
Water—
(quar.)
England Telephone
New
8
$$1.50
Casualty
&
12-14
10-
10-31
28c
preferred
Southern
12-28
3
1
20c
2c
Gas
4.80%
10-
24c
(quar.)__
com.
Quarterly
Southern
1
10-15
$63 %c
&
1
10-15
$1.12'/a
$1.20
Insurance
(quar.)__
(Dallas!
1
10-15
55c
10-15
10-12
$1.50
(quar.)
10-
$1
Southwest Grease & Oil (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service—
$4.40
preferred (quar.)
Life
11-
25c
(quar.)__
Michigan Gas, 6% pfd.
Southland Paper Mills, common
9-20
10-
1
11-30
10-25
;,ii-
$1.10;
5
9-20
12-10
12 VaC
10-10
,ri6-tfo
1
Public
Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Service—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.15%
4.25%
4.40%
4.40%
4.60%
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-28
10-19
97 %c
11-
1
10-19
11-
1
10-19
$1.06'A
____^
11-
1
10-19
11-
1
-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
.
11-1:
$1.03%
L:
(quar.)
(quar.)
($25
10-10
92 %C
$1.10
par)
27 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.15
4.75%
(quar.)
5.62%%
preferred
(quar.)_
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)__—
:
-
10-19
Ml- 1
10-19
11-
1
10-19
$1.18%
11-
1
10-19
$1.40%
11-1
10-19
27 %C
preferred (•quar.)_«__
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros., Inc
Sta-Rite Products,
common
(increased)
5% preferred (quar.)_
11-
1
31'Ac
5%
11-
1
10-19
10-19
5c
12
10-15
20c
10-15
9-28
%C
10-15
9-28
10-
1
Standard
Dredging Corp.—
$1.60
preferred
(quar.)
Standard Electric Co.—
Standard
Oil
Co.
40c
12-
1
11-19
17 %C
Quarterly
Standard Holding Corp.
11-
1
10-15
; 20c
10-10
9-25
93 %c
(quar.)___
10-15
9-28
(Ohio)—
Standard
Products
(quar.
Standard Radio, Ltd. (initial quar.)
Star Industries,
class A
(quar.)
State Street Bank & Trust Co. (Boston)
10c
10-22
$5c
10-10
20c
10-15
Quarterly
37 %c
Investment
Shake
(Del.)
10-10
9-20
10-
1
—
10-15
10-
1
20c
10-15
9-29
7%c
Corp.____
(quar.)
10-15
9-29
Stecher Traung Lithograph
preferred
of
$1.25
Ltd. (quar.)___
(increased)
Stephan
(The)
Co._
Stephenson Finance (stock dividend)-.
Sterchi Bros. Stores
(quar.)
Sterling Aluminum Products (stock div.)—.
Sterling National Bank &
Quarterly
Stern
&
Trust
12-14
11-
1
10-
12-
1
10-15
10-15
9-28
(John
2%
■■vi'
(quar.)__
Inc.
California
of
(quar,)__
Extra
,
10-24
Swingline,
10-11
11-
1
1
10-11
1
10-10
6c
10-
10-31
5
10-15
10-31
15c
10-15
10-
1
10-31
10-
5
11-
10-15
1
-
10-15
22 %c
10-11
10-
1
12'/2C
—
11-15
11-
1
2%%
10-12
5
10-10
11-
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
America
1
1
10'
11-
12 %c
dividend
of
10-15
11-
12-17
10-
19c- :
10-23
9-23
15c
10-19
10-20
10-
10c
10-15
9-26
15c
(quar.)
10-31
35c
Super
Co.
9-28
1
25c
——
Sweets
1-
7'/aC
—__—_r
10-12
10-15
10-15
75c
;—
preferred 1952 series
57c
■vi; 3%
(quar.)
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—
Stock
11-30
11-20
1
10c
—__
preferred
5.20%
11-26
12-14
10c
(quar.)_^—__________
(quar )
Suburban Gas (quar.)_
Suburban Propane Gas—
12-10
25c
Whatley Davm & Co. (quar.)
Corp, (quar.)
Webster,
12-
25c
3%
Container
As
2
(NYC)
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)—.—
B.)
10c
40c
Textiles," 4'/a %
Stern
Stetson
12-31
$15c
12 %c
(quar. 1
Canada,
Corp.
Food Services
Super Mold Corp. (quar.)___
Swank, Inc. (quar )
10-
9-25
9
4
Inc.,
class
A
27 '/aC
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
10-
5
10-15
10-
5
10-15
10-
1
10-31
10-16
10-31
10-16
30c
—
20c
20c
(increased)—
(quar.)
10-15
$.0027
'20c
B
11-15
10-23
10-19
9-20
9-20
9-20
T. I.
M.
E
Freight, Inc.
(quar.)_____.
Extra
Talon,
Inc.,
10-
1
Class B
10-
1
class
(increased
A
10-
5
8-24
10-15
(increased
quar.)
30c
4%
Terminal-Hudson
Haute
10-25
Texas
Electric
$4
9-30
4%
Texas
4
11- 1
10-15
10-19
15c
10-
1
7'/2c
10-15
10-
1
&
Mfg. Corp
(stock dividend)
Instruments,
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)
(1959
series)
(quar.)__
&
12-14
10-12
10c
10-26
20c
11-16
10-31
10-26
10-
7%C
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-21
2%
4
10-15
$1.27
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
25c
11-
i
10-15
35c
Pharmacal
Power
12-28
Inc.—
pfd.
$4.84 preferred
(quar.)...—
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Texas
10-23
$2
$1
Service, $5.08
preferred (quar.)
Texas
10-
Oil
American
Texas
10-22
11-10
10-23
11-15
.
6c
Electronics
Malleable
11-15
20c
quar.)
preferred (s-al__—
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% conv. pfd. (s-a)_,
Taylor Wine
1!
Television Shares Management
(s-a)__
Terre
11- 1
10-15
9-28
9-28
$10c
preferred' (s-a)__
Fire
10-
10-12
1
31'Ac
_;
Fertilizer
4.75 %
11-1
10-20
•15c
preferred
Participating
Southern
10-20
25C
(quar.)
participating
iouthern
9-21
10-26
:10c
(quar.)
Power
10-15
11-
38 %c
11-20
(Winston-Salem,
Inc.,' common
A
9-28
1
Ltd.—-
(quar.)
California Gas, 6%
Southern
?
10-15
r
40c
(quar.)
Milk
9-14
10-10
9-25
$53c
(quar.)
;
Inc.
(quar.)_
California Edison,
Corporation
9-18
;
10-10
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Natural Gas
Sunbury
10-) 9
9-28
10-10
$1.54
(quar.)
SuCrest
10-15
1
1
$50c
pfd.
Varnish
Co
1-18
50c
:
Co.
$2.12
&
4-18
7-18
H11-
2C
Stubnitz-Greens. Corp.. common____—;—
•
Security National Bank of Long Island (NY)
Quarterly
—
25c
Security Storage Co. of Washington (D. C.)
Quarterly
———-—;.1 40c
Security Trust (Rochester, N. Y.) (quar.)—
60c
Class
2- 1
5- 1
8-1
10-31
1H-1
12- 1
8
5
9-28
proceeds
Southdown.
Southern
11-16
5
1012-
1
$2
Pittsburgh Water, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Southam Co., Ltd. (increased quar.)_
;.
Strolee
10-
11-
■
12-15
15c
Stop & Shop (stock dividend)
Strawbridge & Clothier (quar.)
2-13
1
$25c
9-20
10c
common
Security Life
Quarterly
See's
3- 1
10-15
11- 1
11-
33c
rights)
Stone
,
10-19
"
'
South
60c
10-15
11-1
10-10
10-10
10-10
10-15
10-15
10415
10- 2
$68%c
12'/ac
$1.25
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
I—
preferred
(quar.)
Corp., 5'/2% preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
SeaPak
Corp.
(quar.)___—
Sears Roebuck & Co. (quar.).
10-15
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
10-15
30c
11-30
10-12
com¬
Corp., class' A
M.)
Georgia
Class
$6.25
10-15
87 %c
A
Seagrave
15c
(quar.)—_•_—
series
A
$25c
(from
Stone
11-15
10-12
(monthly)
Stockton
Ltd.—«
(quar.)
Finance
v-SI
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
& York Holdings,
Seaboard
10-10
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
11-
.
$1
85c
preferred
$3.40
Scottish
A
9-28
,
10-29
11-23
11-15
•
9-20
•
9-27
9-28
Canada, Ltd.—-
9-30
Co.—
Scrivner-Stevens
$1.25
10c
(monthly)
10c
Paper
$4.75
(quar.)
•
Fetzer
5'/2%
6%
(quar.)
Electric
$4
10-15
25c
Lignt
General
&
Scott
10-15
1
10-15
-—
Transit
4%%
1
11-
currency)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
class A—
Portland
Power
11-
—
Monthly
1
9-19
(a pay¬
approxi¬
Payment for September and October
Portland
10-
Nov.
———
10-10
9-28
9-21
10-19
A
(quarterly
ending Feb. 28 >
7
97 %c
dividend)
(quar.)
j_ake Erie RR.
Portland
9-
11-1
95c
(quar.)
equal
Chemical
.
11-
11-16
$1
Ry.
:
11-
Company
conv.
Corp.,
10-11
-f
11-
Finance
&
10-31
(for the
10-10
12- 1
9-28
11
$1.10
common (quar.)
preferred
quar.)
_
Pittsburgh
10-11
Corp.—
two jmonths period end-
$1.07%
Pillsbury Co.,
Pioneer
10-31
62 Vic
___
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Northern
I 9-28
—
(Walter J.)
A
South
Parts
9-27
$1.17
mately 6.38 eents in U. S.
Phillips-Van Hsuatn Corp.—
Common
10-15
split
(quar.)
centavos
25
10c
Class
Class
class
preferred
Co.
9-20
______
3.80% pfd.
(quar.):—
preferred
(quar.)__.—
Phillippine Long Distance Telephone
of
«-14
$1.55
5%
10-
/,
t25c
Sobeys Stores, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Sonotone Corp., $1.25 preferred
(quar.)
Steel
10-10
10-15
10-15
10-15
11- 9
10-10
10-15
10-12
____—_____
______
3.90%
ment
11-8
10-15
17 Vic
two-for-one
a
preferred
(quar.)
4.68%
preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR.
,4%
12-1
Schneider
(J.
Steel
10-19
30)—15c
dividend for the period
22'/2c
Schwitzer Corp., common
—_____
25c
5'/a%
preferred A (quar.).
27'/ac
5'/2%
preferred A
(quar.)—___—.—
27'/2c
5'/a%
preferred A
(quar.)_
27VaC
5ya%
preferred A (quar.)
27'/ac
Scott Aviation
(stock div.)____—————
2'/a%
Electric,
Philip Morris, Inc.,
8
41c
(quar.)
common
approve
——
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Schluderberg-Kurdle (quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd. NV (quar.)
11-15
11-
2%
_____—___
4.40%
*
11-15
1
1
ing
—
preferred
1
12-
5c
___
preferred (quar.)
Paul, Inc.—
Stockholders
12-
11-15
1
12-
$1.06%
.
•
Rubber, class A (quar.)
Schering Corp., 5%' preferred (quar.)_
Schlitz (Joseph)
Brewing (quar.)_
Coke—
Service
Cement,
12-
$1.16
.___
(quar.)
quarterly
Permanente
5%
Fibre
i.—
Light
Increased
Peter
(quar.)_—,
Chemical
dividend
Peoples
%
$1.06
.___
Transfer
9-28
10-15
18%c
' 30c
$1.09
20c
25c
18%c
37'/2c
30c
35c
15c
Schenuit
11-
Pennsylvania Power Co.—t
common—
(quar.)
in
Paper Mills,
(quar.)__
preferred
8-24
8-24
% 10-26
6c
4c
Products
Industries
(Howard)
$2
n
2%
A
Smith
Street
(quar.)
preferred
Tubular
of
class
Paint
State
9-28
^
10-31
Oil Co. of Canada, Ltd.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
Steak
—
Sawhill
(N.)
Smith-Alsop
9-28
25c
dividend
10-19
five
for
receipts
of sale
of subscription
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd.—
Class A, B and C (s-a)
9-28
22c
-
10-11
12'Ac
(quar.)
common
deposit
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-26
.
22Vac
Map Co. (quar.)_________i______—
Associates, class A (s-a)
10-10
(One
Centers,
9-18
3
.
$33'Ac
of Shell
American
10-15
10-15
,
1
11-
9-27
'
Simca Automobiles—
32c
t.
v
■
preferred (quar.)
Racing Assn
10-25
37Vic
Shopping
12-
Juan
'
5c
(quar.)—
5
10-11
'
10c
(quar.)
10-10
'
Parke
9-27
income)
Sherwin-Williams Co.
12-17
(quar.)
Electric
9-20
10-11
Transport & Trading, Ltd. (interim)
Corp. of America, com. (quar.)
4% preferred (s-a)
10-17
Extra
Stock
10-
10-25
10-1
18c
Sheraton
$1.25
J
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
5.60%
San
___
1
10-1
11- 1
15c
(initial)
33A% .preferred. (quar..)_____
4'/2%
9-25
25c
(initial)
A
(quar.)________
4.40%
9-25
$1.50
(quar.)
Koenig Lois,
Chemical
9-25
10-10
$1.25
---.-Mr.—--—Co.—.
10-10
10-10
5c
Telegraph
&
stock
—32c
y'Kiyyi-
(increased-quar.)__
$1.50
(quar.)____—_—____
t25c
$$1.25
(quar.)—
—
(initial
$1.35
—
—_
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Telephone
preferred
Package
Park
preferred
1
10-
10-15
10-15
10-19
1
10-
Marine Insurance—
common
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—•_
preferred
serial
10-
10-15
10-15
; -
auar.)_
Diego Gas & Electric—
San
9-25
Corp., Ltd., common
5c
preferred
5.40%
$1.50
5%
5% preferred (quar.)
8t. Louis-San Francisco Ry.
5% preferred (quar.)
10-15
(quar.)——.v
6%
$1.37'/a
—
—
9-20
10-15
$1.18%
preferred
preferred
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
(stock dividend)
9-20
$1.12 Vi
.
6.16%;
7%
$1.25
___.
C
D
$1.12'/2
——
(quar.)
9-20
10-15
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Ryan Aeronautical
' $4.75
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific Power & Light Co.,
4.52%
B
5'/a%
10- I
Lighting Corp.—
$4.36 preferred (quar.)
$4.40
preferred Mquar
;
10-15
25c
semi-annual)
10-15
10c
Pacific
Pacific
10c
(quar.)
com.
Shell
3.90%
10c
—
(quar.)i
McBee Corp.—
4'/2%
A preferred
(quar.)
(initial
Co.
3.70%
11c
D.)
Brothers
new
100%
Southwestern
9-28
10-15
V
(Boston)
Southwestern
11-
10-12
1
10-15
(quar.)_
Oil
mon
11-
$1.50
Southeastern
15c
(quar.)__
Rowe Furniture Corp.
Terminal—
-common
A
Southland
Royal
Pacific
Class
Shell
10-30
20c
'
investment
10-15
1
(increased s-a)
com.
15c
10-15
'
10c
(increased-quar.)
Broadcasting
Rosenau
3%
.—
•
10-12
$1
Inc..
Shatterproof Glass (quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power,
y
10-11
22'/2c
_____
*
Mills
Cotton
Roper
10-19
10-25
10-11
(s-a)__—
;__
Rorer
11- 1
30c
?.
(Del.)-—
_i__
common
3
25c
•
.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
•
10- 1
11- 1
10-12
10-30
Extra
Common
—
Rogers Corp. (stock dividend)
Rohr Corporation
(quar.)
10-26
12-
11- 1
59%c
$1.12'/2
27'/2c
93%c
preferred
(quar.)______—$1.23%
preferred (quar.)
$1.37'/a
4.95% '
40c
$15c
Ltd., class. A
(quar.)
1
9-14
<
—
preferred H. & J.
5.50%
10-16
10-
t$1.18
_____—
'—;
—
dividend
4.10%
10-15
10-30
10-15
9-28
10-30
(quar.)
A.)
Shareholders Trust
6%
4% '.-preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
10-15
11-15
10-12
1
11- 2
11- 2
10-2
12 %c
(quar.—
9-21
12-14
1
$$1.75
(quar.)__
Inc.
10-16
10-19
2c
H-
10-15
11-
50c
18c
Stock
11-15
10- 1
10-31
4%
Rochester
tl2c
10-19
11-
2
10-10
—__
1
10-10
-
10-19
11-15
10-
11-15
—
Inc
Porter
&
Robinson
5
1
40c
25c
He
45c
(quar.)
—
Extra
10-10
10-
10-25
11-30
1
U2c
7%
24c
5c
10-14
1
10-15
11-23
10-12
11-
55C
__,
9-21
12-12
1
11-
7c
(quar.)_
10-29
11- 1
10c
York
9-29
10-25
20c
dividend
Smucker
._
___
Mills
Rice
Express,
1%
dividend
William
10-20
(quar.)
Y.)
dividend
Rochester
Oneida National Bank & Trust Co. of Central
New
6c
25c
20c
&
;i
Extra
Roadway
(Chicago)—
Quarterly
Stock
Brand
10-30
(quar.)__.
Corp.,
9-17
income
preferred (quar.)
Rio Algom Mines, Ltd., common
32c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Company
National
One
British
3%%
20c
Electric,
&
Seven-Up
Shakespeare Company,
Smith's
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)--.'
10-11
10-31
10c
B
10-29
25c
;
(quar.)_
preferred
Oilgear
Old
&
preferred
4.24%
Old
Gas
10-15
10-15
(quar.)—.
(quar.)_
Pump
River
Oklahoma
9-24
11-23
_____
4%%
1st preferred (quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co.—
4%%
preferred (quar.)__.—
10-10
10c
(quar.)
9-28
9-24
10-20
$40c
25c
"
Extra
Norwalk
1
25c
25c
A
10-15
10-20
$1.50
—
Engineering (quar.)_—
Republic Steel Corp. (reduced)-Revere Racing Association
Revlon Inc.;-(quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada—
9-28
$1.04
_.
class
9-28
55c
(quar.)—:
less
(quar.)_
Carriers
9-28
Engineering,
10-15
25c
10-12
(Phila.)—
common
(N.
Inc.
10-15
B
(quar.)__
1
11-14
90c
Class
11-
1
Corp. of America—
$1.02
Northwest
10-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
11-
62'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northern
9
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
America,
Purina
Real Properties
Red
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone, Ltd.,
11-
10-15
tax of 38%%)
11-1
1
10-31
40c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1
9
Organisation, Ltd.—
Ordinary
(Minn.)—
preferred
11-
5%
Corporation
preferred
preferred
1
10-31
(reduced)
Co.
preferred
preferred
$4.16
12-
(quar.)
$3.60
$4.11
12-
!
$4.08
$4.10
9
6c
(quar.)
Bottling
(St. Louis)
Slater
R.
$1.13
.
common
Co.
9
11-
9-21
1
Corp.
dividend
Quebec
$1.06
Y.)
1
10-
1
10c
Oats Co., common
preferred (quar.)_
$1.06 y4
common
11-
1
(quar.)
Quaker
8
11-
:
(N.
11- 2
12-
$1.22'/2
i__
(quar.)
Cable
&
(H.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
6%c
(quar.)
preferred
(From
11-
income)
common
4
preferred
6%
11-15
10-10
$1.16
City Life Insurance
9-21
1
$1.25
(quar.)_
Power
Wire
Stock
1
$1.37%
Telephone,
1
Latz,
Common
9-28
10-15
38c
(quar.)
12-
10-20
20c
$1.06'A
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Quaker
Public Service—
Northern
Northern
12-15
10-30
12 Vic
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.22%
10-11
9-22
10-18
1
$6c
■
4%% .preferred
4%%
9
11-
9-21
4%
&
B
Selmer
11-15
10-10
10c
—
Pittsburgh Brewing, common
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
5
25c
Corp. (quar.)—
Canada, Ltd.—;.
of
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Northern
11-
5
9-30
1
10-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
Colorado,
Sportswear
Plastic
preferred
5.50%
10-
15c
Refractories
North American Van Lines
Northern
10-15
10-
Class
When
Share
Shares Inc.—
investment
Seligman
Stock
(quar.)
preferred
4.90%
10-15
25c
(quar.)
Acceptance
American
1
12-
9%
of
Co.
preferred
Puritan
Ry.-—
preferred
(quar.)_____
North American Fund
North
11-
1
10-15
$2
12 Vic
dividend
Service
4%%
4.64%
9-29
<
Laboratories
11-
7c
15c
—
9-28
9-21
Savings Insurance (Texas)—
Stock
1
10-10
10-10
933/4C
(quar.)____
10-
$50c
_—
Industries-—;
American
(From
11-23
10-10
2%
—
Public
10-15
1
12-20
3%
__
Co.,
9-28
10-15
Ltd
Per
Name of Company
;,f
per
Equities, class A (monthly)
(quar.)_
& Gamble, 8%
preferred (quar.)—
Prufcoat
■
(monthly)
A
11-
25c
—
•
class
10-15
50c
40c
(quar.)
$0,444
Gardner
Public
(quar.)__
common
of about
share)
dividend)
(stock
Bros.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Selected
Progress Manufacturing Co.—
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
Bank
__
(J. J.)
1
.
Trust
Equities,
Newberry
11-
(quar.)—
National
Co.—
dividend
York
Nolde
&
Natural Gas,
3-
21c
_
preferred (quar.)
England Gas & Electric Assn.
England
Merchants
(Boston)
(quar.)
10-15
Inc.
When
.
Share
Mining, Ltd., Ordinary
payment
depositary
Preway,
10-30
5%%
New
New
9-28
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
9-28
10-15
,l.;;21/a%
:p7%c
(Fla.)
Co.
dividend)
Neiman-Marcus
4%%
10-15
5c
Insurance
of Company
(Interim
7c
10c
series
Life
Per
Name
President Brand Gold
series
Dividend
Standard
Corp., (stock
Holders
Payable of Rea
Corp.—
National Bond series
National
National
When
Share
47
Light,
$4.56
(quar.)
1-20
1-12
$1.14
11-
1
10-10
$1.21
$1.19
11-
1
10-10
11-
i*
10-10
$1
11-
1
10-10
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1492)
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Thomasville
Thompson
Industries
Furniture
I.)
(H.
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Glass
Fiber
15c::
—
Title
Insurance
Edison
Co.
(Minn.)
(quar.)
common
Co.,
(quar.)
30c
Scale
Toledo
Toro
60c
20c
,,
Trane
Transcontinental
Bus
Transcontinental
Gas
Common
$2.55
Wisconsin
Fuel
Wisconsin
Public Service,
12-
3
11-15
5.04%
12-
25c
$5.70
11-
1
10-
2
11-15
11-
1
11-
preferred
(quar.)
_.
10-17
10-10
11-1
10-15
11-1/
11-
1:V
$1.49
$1.42%
11-
1
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
11- 1
7%c
South
Union
(quar.)
for each
Salle
La
Electric
10-15
10-19
,
11-30
9-20
10-24
10-10
—
Street
Corp.
9-21
10-10
62 %C
(quar.)
11-
1
,
Class
Co.—
10-19
92 %c
11-15
10-19
87 %c
11-15
3
30c
11-
3
11-
1
10-
Materials
4%' preferred
,
11-10
Electric
10-15
United
Fruit
United
Coal
11-
$1
11-
37 %c
12-
1
10-
of
United
New
United
United
Shoe
U.
S.
S.
-V
profits
10-
S.
10-
1
♦
/
10-31
10-16
10-26
9-20
10-29
10-15
10-10
37 %c
10-10
(Washington,
(quar.)
common
pfd.
4%%
$1.12%
(quar.)
12-
30c
U.
S.
Corp.
Corp.
1-
1
(resumed!
:
7
10-10
9-24
10-15
Container.
Universal
Leaf
Marion
4%%
9-28
Van
date
class
Inc.,
he
Corp.
Inc.,
Virginia
1
10-
10-10
10-19
11-
10-12
9-28
10-12
9-28
20c
10-31
10-
10c
11-
10-15
_
(quar.)
cl.
5%
A
pfd. (quar.)
1
in
the
5
10-
2
5
10-15
10-
10c
11-15
10-26
$1.12%
11-15
10-26
(reduced)
com.
(s-a)
$3
10-
2%
8
10-15
9-26
9-14
10-
1
6c
10-19
10-
9
$1.25
10-19
10-
9
common
20c
11-30
11-15
Agricultural
(Hiram) Gooderham
50c
10-12
9-28
&
Smelting—
(quar.)
&
Worts,
Ltd.
Quarterly
40c
Terminals
Warner
Bros
Warner
Company
Warshow
Corp
(H.)
9-21
5
10-11
A
(quar.)
common
1
10-10
1
10-10
$4 25
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06%
11-
1
10-10
(quar.)
(stock dividend)..
Co.
R.) Corp.,
(monthly)
(monthly)..
class
Management,
class'A
Wellington
Class
V.)
B
A
and
the
for
(quar.)
West
Penn
(initial)
Power
The
(quar.)
Ltd.,
1.
integrated with the
they indicate and
being
Der
4.75%
10-15
$2.55
preferred
4.72%
on
Westfair
many
(quar.)
emergency
prior
lien
(Norman)
of
of
control
vital
such
panel
up
functions
nurses'
of
designed
to
enable
time available for direct
the
system
beat
the
size
before
of
and
a
9-20
9-20
11-15
12-
1
wide
during
it
actual
to
care
monitor
of patients'
unborn
an
delivery>—V.
196,
p.
total
for
the
same
The
spokesman
$2"65
12-
1
11-13
log of orders is
production.
By
11-
1
10-11
rifles
9-28
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
the
32%c
11-
Rochdale
1
10-15
1%
10-31
8-16
11-30
II-30
11-
7
1
10-
5
11-
1
683/4c
10-31
10c
10-15
(reduced)
$1.25
(quar.),
A
35c
(quar.)
common
tsoc
(quar.)
1-
Z~.
1
5
9-25
2
12-10
10-15
9-21
10-15
$1,433/4
11-
®i
(initial
10-5
10-
11-
1
9-14
10-
5
10-
10-
5
10-10
25c
11-
1
new
for
the
company
reported
child's
1346.
9-14
10-19
M.
a
olis,
period
a
year
ago
was
that
the
current
be
$189,000, will be used
organized
April
corporation, of 2920 N. Tibbs, Indianap¬
8,
1952. The
company,. with
its sub¬
cash
those
year," Mr. Harrison
the full year will be
reported
in
1961,
number
of
by taking
shares."
outstanding
larger
operates in
even
„
13 states, and serves in
excess
196,
p.
of. the
1051.
of
-
-
president
Pipe
of
Independent
stock
was
for
that
said
the
undisclosed
an
Corp. Ltd.—Notes
Sold Pri¬
was
Ceramics Corp.
&
Earnings
—
Pipe & Ceramics Corp. (Interpace) in
basis will exceed the combined earnings of Lock
& Co. in any previous year,
Sept.
formed
was
27,
McBean.
common
the
before
emphasized
flow
1962, by the merger of Lock
Sept. 28 the company listed its
On
shares on the
New
York
and
Pacific
"well
in
New York Society
of Security
that the newly-formed company
Coast
excess
of $10 million
and,
despite
Analysts,
will
our
have
dividend
ambitious capital expenditure program, we should
finance internally those projects planned for the near
to
able
future."
v
Prcduct-mix
v
of
Interpace
ceramic
sold
about
two-thirds pipe and
one-third
and
building
package. This will
wall
is
plastics/corrosion-resistant materials. -The line of
products—which under Gladding, McBean were
separately—will
be
consolidated
into
a
single
marketing
ceramics
back¬
expansion.
was
during
requirements and
and
provide builders
surfaces
floor
from
one
with both interior and exterior
source.
reporting non-consolidated for¬
eign income on a dividend or royalty received basis. Insofar as
our
Trinidad project is concerned, this will mean no substantial
reflection of earnings for
at least a year," Mr. Hirsh stated.—
"We
will
continue
the
policy
of
,
V.
196,
p.
1347.
International
Telephone
&
Telegraph
Corp.—Ac¬
quisition—
Acquisition of National Computer Products, Inc., of Lawrence,
a leading U. Si supplier of diodes to the computer industry,
Mass.,
was
a
BUSINESS—This Indiana
small portion of the additional
the year, because of rate
in part, before June 30.
a
Exchanges: •
Hirsh
Mr.
one
Sept. 26, 1962 offering circular, Kiser,
Cohn & Shumaker, Inc., Indianapolis, Ind., and Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller, Chicago, offered publicly,
35,000 shares of this firm's class A common stock at
$6 per share,
for
the
the
1
<
instituted
"
Gladding,
and
Speaking
(Paul) Harris Stores, Inc.—Class A Common Offered
at
-
Co. and Gladding, McBean
Hirsh, Jr., President, said.
with
preferred
•
estimated
with
compared
'
and
'
during
of International
pooled
a
Interpace
means no change in the number of
employees,
said. More than 2,000 work at the main plant here, in
and
Gardner,
Mass.
Approximately 4,500
others, em¬
proceeds,
the
cash.—V.
Pipe
Joint
ployed by ninety-five suppliers in 16 states, are involved in the
Harrington & Richardson M-14 production program.—V. 196, p. 112.
Net
than
majority
the
of
of
on
Allan
heart¬
contract
—Pursuant to
higher
System now
Earnings
1962
Joint
$20,000,000, and will involve about six mopths of
Army order, the company produces 25,200 M-14
month.
-
,
gains during the balance of the
"and that per share earnings for
International
company
5
10-19
ioc
.
1
10c
I
quar.)___.
following
states,
Forecast—
7
11-
class
The
11-
59%c
com.
each
30c
11-
made
13
'
105%
needs.
by the Army, which
made a negotiated award of $8,000,000 for the production of
75,000
M-14
rifles
by H & R.
This is the fifth contract the 91-yearold
firm
has received
for
M-14
production.
Total
contracts for
A
11-23
was
by
com¬
reported that $10,000,000 of this firm's 5%% secured notes, series Z, due
Oct. 1, 1982, had been sold privately through Greenshields & Co. Inc., and Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.
—V. 185, p. 1887.
\
announcement
only
received
be
"as
.•
,
adjustments
Industrial Acceptance
reported
The
reflect
will
in
,
increased
Harrison,
'
vately—On Oct. 5, 1962, it
supplier of the M-14 rifle to the United States
its sales for the first eight months of 1962
principal
has
-
telephones,
B. Harrison,
amount
weapon since 1959 are $63,000,000.
The firm has delivered more
than 450,000 M-14's to the Army in just over 31 months.
10-
ITC
Stock
$25,000,000.
the
handle
Harrington & Richardson, Inc.—Sales Higher—
This
of
1242.
operates
now
Mr.
:
results
which
purchase
-
hospitals
were
will
said
William
the
11-
1962,"
consideration
67,000
designed
dime,
third purchase
charge
Independent Telephone has acquired the Farmers' Telephone Co.
of Lee County, 111., now serving over 2,100 telephones. The nation¬
amount
originally
took
196, ,p.
corporation
Acquisition—
to
as
of
Components
10-15
10-15
59c
Co.
central
a
patient
number
a
equipment
were
9-20
(quar.)
Wilbur Chocolate....
been
marks the
telephones.
the
period.
half
System
67,000
of
settlement
toll
into
patients. By
Hospital Communications
:
have
*
hospital
attention.
the
mum
checks
Army
68c
Whiting Corp.
Wiatt
tion
9-20
(quar.)
Ltd.,
at
of
growing patient loads despite limitations on the number of staff
personnel available, since they provide doctors and
nurses
with
continuous,
instantaneous information about the physical
condi¬
12-21
63%c
of
1961
additional
panel
systems
31 %c
*
•
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4%
The
luxury apartment
10,000 acres of
as
some
primarily to the north
holdings within the city
They do not reflect economies from modernization programs com¬
pleted after June 30, or the results of recently acquired companies.
"It is anticipated
that operating results will record substantial
patients
20
condition
I-21
(quar.)
Telegraph
Foods,
9-24
10-15
(ouar.)
half
"First
and
blood
pressure
and
breathing
rate.
The
can monitor physiological information
of as
simultaneously.
Any variation in a patient's
from
pre-determined limits automatically
activates an
alarm circuit so that the affected patient receives im¬
control
as
Executone
record
per
holds
areas,
management
new
ITC
of
excess
revenues
revenues
pulse,
temperature,
10-10
f30~c
(quar.)...
preferred
preferred
Union
1
10-15
common..,
$2.75 preferred
(quar.).:
Western Tablet & Stationery,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Western
12-
Gas
dividend
preferred
5.44%
information
62%c
Securities
&
of
items
10
condition
new
system,
10-31
$1.12%
(interim
depositary sh.)
Co., common
nationwide
in
considerably
the
well
as
firm
"
continued,
ioc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
Agreement—
into an agreement with Executone,
will market Gulton's electronic phys¬
monitoring system through the use of the
marketing, sales and service organization, which is wellin the growing hospital service field.
Gulton systems, already in hospital use, provide a continu¬
on
The
surrounding
corppration had. a net income
of $129,751
for the sixperiod ended June 30, 1962 which vvas equivalent to 11 cents
share. "These figures indicate an increase of 58%
preferred dividends," William B. Harrison, President, said.
similar
.
check
Ariz.
emphasis upon Arizona.—V.
The
wider
automatic
of
shares
the city. The
company's
majority interest in 640 acres, one square mile. One
principal assets is a 17,000 square foot office building
at 400 West Camelback Rd., one of the main arteries in
serves
196,
"9-24
Ordinary
Western Light &
Telephone, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.20%
preferred (quar.)
Stock
departments.—V.
about
$1.05
Breweries
payment of about $.865
Western
drug
1
$1.02%
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
412%
preferred
(quar.)
A
leased
1
West
Class
after
Executone-Gulton
The
Phoenix,
around
and
of
established
ous,
1,396,833
common
per
'.
>
(quar.)..,
Western Insurance
soaring market
a
new
achieve
$13,000,000.
preferred
Holdings,
which provides
11-
$1.12%
4.10%
Canada
entered
Executone
the
105%—
The
month
monitoring systems to hospitals.
/
v..;
.'/.v;;:
arrangement between the two companies is designed to
distribution, direct installation and maintenance of
iological
the
has
which
and
acquisition of Discount Corp.
nues
first
company
for
outstanding.
DCA
stockholders
will
receive
of Imperial-Western stock for each share
share
a
a
"Gross
under
19c
(quar.)...
preferred
Western
new
being developed,
shift to the suburbs
population
growing youth population
products, he said.
where
stores
1346.
The
an¬
Imperial-
constantly
are
the
in
issued
be
of
^diflflependeiit'Telephoiie Corp.—-Net Up 58 %; Reve¬
drug
center
ideas
interested
President
shares
firm's
ticular
He pointed out that in the discount field Gray Drug has the
experience and financial strength to offer substantial advantages to
Inc.,
will
838,100
in May of 1962. Previously, Security Trust Corp. of Phoenix
and Peoples Building & Loan Co. of Darnsville, Ohio, were acquired.
Imperial-Western is concentrating its activities in the broad fields
of real
estate and
finance primarily in the Southwest with par¬
the start. We will open 10 more dis¬
with many additional openings expected
from
Imperial-Western
agreement
pany
unit,"
many
stores
the
stock
stock
of
in
west
the
The
would
another
10-
4qc
"
...
Co.....
4.20%
Western
locations
11-15
Co.—
preferred
new
open
10-15
20c
_
Transportation
4%%
the
did not
we
9-30
10-15
.
Panel
Werner
each,
year
if
9-27
12-15
Wells, Fargo Bank-American Trust Co. (S F)
Quarterly
;
Welsh
benefit
of
Imperial-Western since
just
product
and
Nicoli,
Phoenix.
a
holding corporation has acquired
of America (Phoenix) through, an
Corp;
J.
>
Phoenix
include
11-15
"*'20c
120,000 shs.
^
-
Scottsdale,
in
and
10-25
10c
(quar.).J.
35,000 shs.
.
120,000 shs.
financial
A.
terms
common
located
of growth
30
.
in
land
10c
(monthly)
Outstanding
80,000 shs.
.
presently hold. Giving effect to this exchange and a recent
l-for-5
reverse
stock
split, Imperial-Western
will
have
approximately 2,792,281 shares of common stock outstanding. The com¬
pany's shares are listed on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
Discount Corp. is an Arizona real estate holding and mortgage
company whose assets include a number of substantial development
units
$1,000,000
are
based
common
units
3%
36%c
FINANCING
-r
stock,
the
properties
10c
preferred
conv.
PRESENT
TO
they
developed from high reliability
by
Gulton
Industries
to
provide
continuous
automatic monitoring
of the condition of individuals
involved
in
the
nation's aerospace
program.
''
The
monitoring system can also be used in operating and de¬
livery rooms to provide instantaneous measurement of physiological
functions. In obstetrics, through the use of a special
microphone
Corp.—
(H.
A
A
:/V/;v/v'.,'/
:
doctors' and
1
11-
Class
tax./''''-:/":
10-
11-
(R.
EFFECT
par)
Discount
of
of
three-fifths
10-10
$1.15
Class
DCA
10-10
$1.20
C
Phoenix
assets
Western
payment
1
(quar.)
Weissberg
The corrected
Canadian nonresident tax.
1
(quar.)
King
incorrect.
10-14
3
preferred
series
which
to the parent
1800.
p.
nounced.
11-
5
10-
preferred
6%
195,
issuance
:
.
11-
._
10-
10-15
$4 60
Weatherford
~
Non¬
source.
33c
17%c
(quar.)
10-17
"
$4.80
Waste
the
.
$1.25
class
Washington Gas Light,
$5
preferred
(quar.)
22 %c
^
corporations
leasing
Imperial-Western—Acquisition-—-
9-10
of patients at one time.
By reducing to a mini¬
of time normally required for
routine, periodic
temperature, blood pressure, blood oxygen saturation,
pulse and respiration rates, and heart action as reflected in electro¬
cardiograms,
the
system
significantly
increases
the
amount
of
25c
(quar.)
Sons,
9-24
1
11-
12'/2c
(quar.)
Co.
10-15
10-
2c
Pictures
Bros.
common
Under
date was
of
Dec.
to
continue
mediate
Warren
—V.
.
central
I
Corp.,
&
resident tax
following months."
company's large shopping
The
5
10-15
preferred
B
Executone
1
$1.25
(stock dividend).
class A (quar.).i.
(quar.)
by
merchandising
9-28
10-
3c
Warehouse
9-29
(no
5
35c
(quar.)
Chemical
centers
p.
11-
number
these
"However,
count
department
30c
GIVING
(no par).:
tax.
income
high level
a
9-29
(quar.)
Vermont & Massachusetts RR.
Viewlex,
Walker
10-15
10-10
and
are,
and equipment which are leased
fixtures
Class
said.
9-29
3
20c
of America,
Corp.
Vulcan-Hart
10-15
subsidiaries, one of
operates credit services
wholly-owned
which
of
two
Class A common
operated by Gray in nine states
across
the country, Mr. Weinberger pointed out.
"Since
our
discount
centers
quickly reach a volume of from
10-15
12-
$1.12%
(s-a)
preferred
Woialua
9-29
25c
Gulton Industries, Inc.—Marketing
Mining
(J. B.) Co.,
total
10-15
4
9-24
15c
&
the
142
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Food Co.
Vernitor
$5
10-15
Continued from page 8
$1.25
.
A
and
Authorized
of
12-18
(quar.)
Sugar
Camp Sea
Common
10-15
Investment News
25c
10-
35c
4% %
10-
1
t2c
Canada
•
five
receivable
accounts
1
10-15
11-
General Corporation and
10-15
Inc.—
(quar.)
Company
Vanadium
7c i
and/or record date is indicated here,
Less Jamaica
x
Corp.
Construction
Sciver
income
Previously published
10-15
Extra
Van
11-14
35c
quar.)
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15%
$1
(quar.)
Utah-Idaho
British
87 %c
Tobacco,
preferred
Inc.
1
her
wholly-owned subsidiary is a company designed
.sales of wearing apparel in Bloomington and
surrounding
Monroe
County,
Ind. The
fifth wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary is a company operating, in the same fashion as the Bloomington store in Lebanon and surrounding Boone ^County, Ind.
10-19
12-
may
company. A fourth
to engage in retail
11-20
15c
y
9-28
10-12
;
Corp. (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Kansas,
preferred
(quar.)
Upjohn
1
1
(quar.)
(initial
L
Less
will
(quar.)
Universal
Utah
:_
Sugar
Univis,
A
com.
-resident tax 15% )
9-21
12-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5%
class
a
$300,000 to almost
Smelting Refining & Mining—
Servateria
Universal
11-
12-
*
has
Stores
stores
oertain
own
10-30
11-15
25c :
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
assure
12 %c
Shoe
S.
6
10-30
(quar.).
9-24
11-15
22 %C
S.
U.
10-
11-15
(monthly)
new
9-24
1
10-15
22 %c
(quar.)
common
S.
U.
United
10-31
9-28
10-10
62 %c
(quar.)
U.
7%
25c
18%c
its
for
9
'5$: Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the
8
UOc
(quar.)
Corp;,
10-
$2.50
j
Fidelity & Guaranty (quar.)__
Co., 4%% pfd. (s-a)
Common
11-
(s-a)
(quar.)______
Youngstown Steel Door
5
10c
Insurance
Chemical,
Plywood
ap11-16
York Speculative Investment Fund of
11-23
10-31
16c
6%c
...
Lines
U.
Harris
purchases
CAPITALIZATION
Gas,
investment
security
(quar.)
& Canal
Machinery,
&
U.
to
11-15
11-
12 %c
(semi-annually)
Borax
S.
subject
she
herself,
for
the
opened in 1962.
be
Paul
which
20c
System,
will
1
4
1
1
(Del.)—
RR.
Life
net
from
Mines
Jersey
preferred
6%
U.
from
13c
Hill
Services
C.)
10-
Fund
3c
and
Keno
10-15
.
'"
4
12-10
45c
.____
Corp.
(monthly)
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Investors
Class
D.
Cos.
Continental
United
10-10
lc
County
Funds—
United
11-1
9-15
$1
(quar.)...;
of America
Co.
income
A
Jr. Co.
Express
10-10
15c
,
(quar.)
series)
(1956
Biscuit
United
Quarterly
split
class
York
5
50c
(quar.).—;____
Corp..
series)
(1955
United
United
9-25
10c
Corp.—•
preferred
4%
6c
(quar.).:
(California)
&
10-10
(quar.)..
(Wm.)
10-15
+12 %c
(Canjada) Ltd.
Co.
8o
30c
~
Inc., common
Yale
10-15
Aircraft
9-28
;'
(Mich.) —
(quar.)
10-19
11-
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Finance, common (quar.)
noncumulative preferred (quar.)
$3.50
Oil
9-28
10-11
25c
10-19
11-15
Rock
9-28
10-15
.if
This
11-15
$1
Union
10-15
stockholders....
Zale Jewelry Co.
$1.12%
United
10-15
(quar.)
stock
Stores,
B
Wrigley
2
25c
where
stores
apparel
branded
casual,
husband.
her
10-18
(quar.)
Union
1
12c
share held)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
11-
dividend)—
preferred
6%
10-15
9-28
12-15
10-15
preferred
Union
1
20c
Lothrop—
proval of
Work Wear,
$4.00
$3.70
<fc
Woodward
$4.50
Union
10-15
11-
(quar.).....
(monthly)
Tanning Co.
&
Three-for-one
10-15
30c
(5-for-4 stock split).
(stock
class A
Industries
Woodall
.*
1
$1.27
....
10-
11-
$1.26
___
10-12
retail
stores located in leased
the Indianapolis area. It provides
convenient
business was formed to sell, at retail wearing
apparel from racks displaying such apparel through sub-leased
departments in grocery supermarkets. After one year of operation,
it was decided to liquidate gradually this method of doing business
in favor of the present, more profitable method of selling through
leased storerooms devoted exclusively to wearing apparel. The first
store in which the company carried on its present shopping center
type of business was opened December, 1954. One new store has
been added
in each of the years 1955,
1957, 1958, 1959 and two
stores in
1961. During the first half of the year 1962, three new
stores have been added, making a total of ten stores. There is one
new
store
under lease
and
presently under construction, which
10-15
..—
Quarterly
.
10-31
1%
Gas
and
children
5
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Shoe
10-15
<
$1.12%
1
_
pfd.
5%
fashionable,
purchase
9-14
10-
A
Corp.,
Wolverine
1
12 %c
(quar.)
dividend
Chemical
Wurlitzer Co,
(quar.)..
Clutch
&
Southern
9
in
with
housewife
Originally,
10-15
$1.40
$1.31%
preferred (-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Transportation Corp. of America—
Temper Corp., common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Wolf
10-15
6334C
$5.26
208
1
$1.22%
—
...//..
True
Stock
Woodward
.
(quar.)/..
Wisconsin
Witco
10-16
$5.60
(Four shares
2
25c
.
(quar.).
Disc
10-
'
40c
ten
currently operates
in shopping centers
suburban
the
5
"
'
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.08%
10-5
1
25c '
preferred
Twin
11-15
10-15
11-
.
Pipe Line Corp.—
$4.90
Tuboscope Co.
11-15
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
3
11-30
35c
*50c
quar.)
System. Inc
"
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
Light
preferred
5
25c
$5.96
6%
Power'
$1.14
(quar.)
Class
9-28
Electric
1011-
5%
dividend)
(quar,)
common
11-15
,
Y.)
preferred
preferred
Wisconsin
(stock
Inc.
(The),
Company,
10-
(quar.)
Company
&
3
._
(increased
(N.
Trust
&
9-17
Wilson
10-26
U2V2C
Bank
1
12-
(quar.)—...
Bank
Williamhouse
10-
sidiaries,
premises
When
10-26
10c
(quar.).
Inc.
$1.06 V4
'
Extra
Trade
10-15
-
___;—
(quar.)
Corp.
Manufacturing
Toronto-Dominion
10-10
'
•
;
(quar.)/
preferred
10-15
Ross,
Share
Company
Will
$1.06%
4% % preferred (quar.)
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
4.56%
10-19
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per
Name of
9-28
9-28
8c
Foods
(increased quar.).
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 preferred (quar.)__
Toledo
10-15
12 %c
—
Thrift way
Holders
Payable of Rea
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
.
.
announced
The
and
International Telephone.
boards of directors of both
S. Geneen, President of ITT,
Dusault, President and one of the founders of the
by
acquisition, approved by the
was announced by Harold
companies,
Allen
Lawrence
J.
concern.
r
Mr.
-
Geneen
said
"the
acquisition
of
this
continuing efforts to develop
ITT."
The purchase price was not disclosed, but
of ITT stock for the assets of National.
National
Computer, Products,
Inc..
with
Transistor,
is one of the nation's fastest
is
part of
leadership
our
outstanding
new
areas
for
involved
company
of product
,
,
an
exchange
its division, National
growing firms in the
j';
Volume
196
Number
6201
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1493)
field of electronic components.
for the electronic
It manufactures highly-reliable semi¬
space communications
It
occupies
59
data
conductors
1961.
industries,
60,000 square foot
a
approximately
400
processing,
missile system and
for government services.
structure in Lawrence and employs
well
as
persons.
share
per
the
on
number
same
shares
of
outstanding in
"
,
.
;
3,074,642 shares outstanding. For the same period in
1961, the
pany showed a loss of $849,746 from sales of
$5,476,467.
.i:
Myers said that the completion of
the company's second
plant in Hancock, Md., was one of the major factors
enabling
Londontown to increase its sales. He noted that the
capacity of the
~
.
cents
Mr.
as
Profit
in
Oct.
On
S.
&
1962 it
2,
Paris,
A.,
Salmson.
Freres
&
Cie., Paris, assisted in
Telephonique
Societe Des Pompes
City and Lazard Freres
negotiations.—V. 196, pp. 7 and 746.
the
York
New
rent
Lyntex
In
statement, Henry L. Mclntyre, President of Pacific
Inc., San Francisco, Calif., and Franklin A. Lindsay,
of
that Itek has sold
analyzer and voltage-contolled crystal oscillator businesses and assets of its ElectroProducts
Division
to
Midland
Manufacturing Co., a Division of
Pacific Industries; located in Kansas City, Kansas.
:
■>>«,.■*.,
the
crystal
Itek, Lexington, Mass., announced
filter, discriminator, spectrographs
pointed
efforjts
are
in
leader
a
Addition
land's
the
product
lines
capabilities.
permit
and
.
will
business
the
broaden
expansion
general
a
dimension
total
ability to
—V.
196,- p..7.
'%;■■
■
—V.
100)
195, p. 2147.
2-for-l
—
'
Kennametai
at
the
split of the common shares of the
apparel
and
accessories, laminated
wallets,
handbags
and
plant in Conshohocken,
a
and
from
year
net
1958
income
when
*
respectively.
ended
are
redeemable
M.
told
president,
McKenna,
the
fund
series
•
Common
debentures,
due
1977
stock
(25c
for
fiscal
tract,
the
subject
to
to
TO
PRESENT
should
1963
also
the
exceed
$2,144,977,
million.—V.
srif
This
of
and
all
named
units
offered
of
hereby
set
the
Co. Inc
shares
75,000
"
New
York
the
cosmetic
24-year-old
and
Co.,
Robert
has
BUSINESS—The
rector
Its
of
Kansas
trade
July
this
firm's
class
A
:
common
and
label
outlying area
Columbia, Mo.,
area.
dressing and
barbecue
for
sale
fices, plant
Kansas
office
at
Kan.
The
CAPITALIZATION
O
6*4%
mortgage
4'/2%
unsecured
Bankers
The
located at
are
TO
common
stock
($1
par).-
B
common
stock
(51
the
to
.
■
Outstanding-'
The
of
and
conditions
its
made
—V.
Wagenseller
B.
—V.
C.
>
* >
&
Durst,
196, p.
&
below
have
-
contained
in
the
Inc
—.—
Profit
before
well
Provision
Net
for
income
on
Federal
after
on
—V.
195,
p.
575,426
91,262
many
with
Co.,
55
—
*
Union
board
Mr,
Feldmann
the National
assistant
Electric Corp., Russell
presidents anhoifnced.
and
president
will
Herbert
R.
new
McCall
division
will
serve
of
Payment-will
St.,
N.
Y.
offer
is
conditional
the next 30
Jan.
on
upon enough stock to repre¬
minimum of 61.2C0 shares—being
a
days.
of Northern
8,
also
It
Life,
will
be
said
met,
in
offer
to
to
30
with
extensive
associated
with
is
buy came
after
interests
the
commercial
senior
used
over
The
by
the
a
D507S
facilities
would
require
data
leased
for
the
York
New
System,
John I.
Mr.
Henry,-director
Times.
created
by
the
Digitronics
speed
terminals
operating presently in 100 installations
are
States, Canada and Great Britain.
.
Northeast
Oct.
On
the
1,
Bank,
Airlines, Inc.—Bank Loan Approved—
it
1962,
borrow
York
New
City,
that
reported
was
to
company
up
the
$3,500,000
to
with
Hughes
CAB
from
Tool
had
The
the
stockholder and
personnel
have
in which
continue as executive
as
general manager.
said
CAB
carrier
program."
to
and with
certain
N
W.
in
loan
due
people.
Nov.
its
of
further
will
tool
with
estate
its
the
secure
debentures
real
has
Bank,
Inc.—Sales, Earn¬
of
Los
in
loan
Airlines
Angeles County.—V.
called for redemption
This
1978
$102,869
earned
comparable
fund,
100%
at
debentures
Payment
W.
Bank,
plus
accrued
of
will
due
be
Nov.
1,
its
made
St.,
St.,
New
at
Chicago
Pine
the
90,
York
at
or
N.
of
owns,
at
premium
a
Nov.
and
1,
Trust
1977;
$1,000,000
plus
The
through
debentures
and
100%
Harris
111.,
15,
1962,
4%%
dividends
1979
1,
it
195, p. 115.
Redemptions—
Nov.
on
$1,000,000
Monroe
80
Official Films,
Official
year
Films
ended
June
income after
is
sinking
$4,000,000
with
World
Trans
&
accrued
Savings
Chase
Man¬
Y.—V, 196, p. 9.
v.
annual
months.
1,
111
hattan
The company, for the year ended June 30, 1962, re-established a
strong and sound financial condition, was restored to a profit
making operation,
and
now
enjoys the best financial condition
in its history, Martin Stone,- President,
informed shareholders in
12
the
of
5Ve%
interest.
ported
re¬
intended to "enable
financial rehabilitation
0.28%; $993,000 of its
4%%
debentures
due
$1,235,000 of its 4'/2% debentures due Nov. 1, 1976;
:
Monogram
Manhattan
guaranteeing
is
agreement
Natural Gas Co.—Partial
company
301
the
proceed
income
Northern
The
that
Hughes
subordinated
capacity
at
On
authorized
Chase
Co.,
payment.
N.
report.
sales of $6,719,417,
of
Corp., Althe Bell System Data-Phone subset to
over regular dial
exchange telephone
broadband or microwave facilities.
Speeds of
high
lines,
magnetic tape
$0.47
the
hours
15
to 380,000 words per minute are possible depending on the
transmission
facilities
available.
Paper
tape,
purched
card
and
236,164
7
the
operates with
lines,
1,000
capacity as
Seaboard in the
.v
the
in
paper
at
$1.25
.
was
time.
transmit
Its printing plant is located
Street, N. E. and sales offices at 1300 Connecticut Ave.,
Washington, D. C.—V. 196, p.'320.
ings. Up—
from
This
transmission
of
rainwear, has reported record sales
and earnings for the six months ended Aug. 31,
1962.
Israel Myers, president, reported that on the basis of unaudited
figures, net sales for the six months were $4,254,275, up 30.9%
from the $3.249,195,,reported for the comparable first half of 1961.
Net income for the period was $293,360, up 32.3% from the $221,812
in the first half last year. Net income was equivalent to 78 cents
per share on 375,000 shares currently outstanding compared with
York
Western
speed of 1,000 words per minute, the Dial-o-verter
the transmission of 96,000 words in an hour
Conventional
bertson, N. Y.,
It
Precision Industries,
New
lines
new
completed
Dial-o-verter
248,000
Monogram
and
field.
half.
484,164
400
com¬
officers
telephone
Dial-o-verter
of
use
the
Nationwide
Angeles Edition—
was
matter
news
sale
in
preliminary negotiations be¬
Angeles for the first issue of its
started daily publication Oct.
2, 1962.
regular
a
transmit
that
the
v
..
Los
to
which
operation
approximately
Seattle,
that
and
1963.
holding company
a
of communications
Publishing prints over 50 magazines and newspapers,
them the publications of the larger national associations
employs
of
Wil¬
tape terminals will transmit daily from
New York the
complete edition of the Times, less local news and
advertising.
D507R terminals in Los Angeles will receive the edi¬
torial matter as paper tape and feed It
directly into line-casting
machines which will set type for printing the Western Edition.
The
printing
same
Eureka
President of Nationwide, said that the cor¬
to purchase at $275 per share, subject to an
outstanding 120,000 shares of Northern Life com¬
is
Dial-o-verter
division of McCall Corp.
announced
that
the
new
the
in
the
Lincoln,
transmission
important
the
Feld-
appointment
offered
Operating at
a
Mayes
of
manager
Digitronics Dial-o-verter System
newspaper
and
.
substantially enlarge McCall's
the
announced
general
In 40 cities throughout the United
—V. 189, p.
1132.
Publishing Co.
Stock
outstanding.
196, p. 642.
business.
Sept.
629,238
*
National
the
Morgan, President
that this condition
York
first
-
Corp.—Acquisition—
as
American
stock
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
the
formal
Edition
Wall
program
of companies which comprise one of the country's most
multiple-line insurance organizations.
The
-
.
defense
the
on
common
New York Times Co.—New Los
its
1146.
p.
New
100%.
at
,
of
completed
headquartered in Washington.
Approximately 100 million copies of
such publications annually come off the firm's modern web presses.
producer of London Fog
1968
Trust
trade
of
tween
representatives of Nationwide and
the
directors of Northern Life.—V. 196, p. 1147.
National
Londontown Manufacturing Co.—Record Sales, Earn.
This
1,
City
is
shares
expected
be
692,000
taxes
2597.
$921,802
1,321,238
income—i
Earnings per share
Nov.
each previously
worked.
L. C. Shomo
vice-president of the division and will
1961
$1,167,829
1,399,340
income____^__
taxes
due
National
printing facilities on the Eastern
Washington, D. C. area.
With the exception of W. W. Rapley, principal
president
of
National
Publishing all
operating
joined
1962
—
First
1348.
provide
as
highly
'
—
taxes
is
plete
has purchased, for cash, the business of the 70-year-old
Publishing Co. Inc. of Washington, D. C. which will be
acquisition
3,000
net
debentures
p.
McCall
.%\y-
78,102
profit
196,
continued
10,000
Co
Year Ended July 31—
charges
Tenders
accordance
stock
controlling Interest—or
insurance
(formerly Martin Co.) has called for redemption
through operation of the sinking fund, $4,500,000
the
at
National
Leece-Neville Co.—Annual Report—
Operating
in
national
purchase controlling interest in Northern Life Insur¬
Wash,, has been made by Nationwide of Colum¬
*, Nationwide
Company
1962,
Va%-
McCall
un¬
62,000
Selling, administrative & general expenses—
5
McCall
severally
Shares
-
tendered
the
for
plastic products for automotive,
its Napco Plastics division, and
in its Durham Manufacturing subsidiary.
5,747,479
Nationwide
M.
will
75,000 shs.
v
Other
it
through Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., and
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., New
York City.—V. 196, p. 1348.
I
112,500 shs.
Inc
Christopher
1046.
shares
the
In
uses
system functions under the direction of
45,517
;
Co.,
D.
Maytag Co.—Secondary Stock Offering—On Oct. 4,
1962, it was reported that 230,000 shares of this firm's
common
stock
had been sold; at $26.50 per share
■
&
pro-rate
purchase 100,000 Gabriel shares.—V. 196,
in
possible
stock.
a
The
Trust
1,
be
f
derwriting agreement, to purchase from the company the following
respective numbers of shares of the class A common stock:
Blackford
Stockheldors
paid
made
division;
Electric
as
tendered within
corporation
Nov.
on
$156,019
287,500 shs.
112,500 shs.
underwriters r.amed
terms
Gabriel
to
of
terminals
and
258,500
par)
subject
—
be
was
of Seattle,
all
The
sent
747.
p.
Martin-Marietta Corp.—Partial Redemption—
FINANCING
'
notes
A
Class
agreed,
warehouse
PRESENT
...
Class
UNDERWRITERS—The
a
Authorized..
estate
..J. " ~ '
,•
.-.
short-term
196,
to
and
Ohio.
mon
35 Southwest Blvd.,
maintains
also
EFFECT
real
note
Abrams.—V.
offer
Co.
audit,
has been appointed transfer agent and
dividend disbursing agent for the common stock of the corporation.
—V. 196, p. 1146.
...'
GIVING
note on
Mr.
Dole
bus,
IMairks Polarized Corp.—Appointment—
under
v
.
also
manufactures
the Lady Baltimore
company's principal of¬
company
buyers.
company
Columbia.
Unsecured
The
sauce
and' main warehouse
City,
in
institutional
to
to
..'
dividend
Electric
company,
components
has
division
P.
Times
19o2,
the
french
Corp.
will
Will
offer and
was
17,
Maremont
v
principally of the greater Kansas City
within a radius of about 100 miles thereof,
the
area,
according
first
642.
Murray D.
poration has
and
Sundries,
on
15.
the
was
industrial
Science
Union
p.
ance
130,000
consists
area
of
Oct.
record
educational
Nationwide
An
'On Sept. 28, 1962, the corporation announced that approximately
common shares of the Gabriel Co. has been tendered pur¬
suant to its Sept. 10 offer to purchase up to 100,000 Gabriel shares.
Sept. 26, 1962 offering circular,
company
on
City
in
share
a
vacuum
liams division.—V.
Accepted—
y
incorporated under the laws of the
as successes to a food distribut¬
ing
and
manufacturing business
founded
1946.
Management
believes that,
with the possible exception 0/ one competitor, the
company is the leading wholesale grocer in dollar volume of sales
in the Kansas City area selling primarily to the institutional trade.
State
pur¬
Canajoharie, N. Y., markets a wide variety of
sunglass lines, include "Oculens," "Vue-Mor," and "Walt Disney"
children's sunglasses, produced under a franchise agreement.
Comp¬
tone founder
Manuel Nadel
will join Maradel
as
Marketing Di¬
$255,000, will be used
expansion, equipment, and working capital.
for
York
New
meeting
cents
5
largest
manufacturers, according to an announcement made by
President George J. Abrams.
Comptone has been purchased for an undisclosed amount'of cash,
according to A. Harry Kupersmith, Maradel'e Senior Vice-President
for Law-Finance, who said that it represents
the company's fifth
acquisition since Maradel was founded in December 1961.
Mr.
Kupersmith said that in addition to Comptone, which is
the company's
first acquisition since the initial July 24th stock
offering, Maradel now is in the negotiating stage with several other
acquisition possibilities,
Comptone, which has offices and manufacturing facilities in both
per
Electric,
of
Furnace
mann,
chairman of
At the same time,
America's
of
Union
dividend
W. Schaefer, formerly vice-president and director of en¬
gineering of all consumer and commercial products of thcHHilco
Corp., was elected vice-president and general manager of the Eureka
150
manufacturer
one
National
initial
Harold
-
toiletries
Comptone
totaled
quarter
division,
It
196,
Williams
' 1
nu
194,
Management Changes—
•'
-
500
250
""
1962
Sept. 30, 1961, and with
p. 320.
on
manufactures
and
National
—V.
below:
?
.
'iuia
el-
Maremont
of
$36,-
polishes through Its Eureka Williams
conditionng products in its Armstrong
Advanced
Exchange.
company
5,100
*
third
the
of
of
an
this
folding metal furniture
severally
purchase con¬
forth
its
Maradel
Blackford & Co., Inc., Kansas City, Mo., offered pub¬
licly,
with
compared
floor
electronic
consumer
group
stock at $4 per share.
Net proceeds,estimated
operating' earnings' of
air
and
and
in
have
the
froni
basis,
said
diversified
a
600,000
below
conditions
nothing
or
stockholders of
division;
underwriters
declared
3
Feldman
cleaners
sunglass
he
1962,
a
net
in
1962.—V.
history of National Union
by NUE's growth and expansion.
.Maradel Products, Inc.—Acquisition—
196, p. 952.
fered—Pursuant to
to
493,000 shs.
600,000
end
30,
directors
of
Oct.
heating
C.sD; Robbins & Co
chased
Lady Baltimore Foods, Inc.—Class A Common Of¬
board
NUE,
i.
the
at
June
on
33-year
$400,000
3,000^000 shs.
an
Brooks Sc
iborrV'V196,^ p. l 12.
although profits will be affected by
higher labor costs, Mr. McKenna said.
•
j:
N;V:
For the current quarter ending Sept. 30, 1962, Philip McKenna
stated that although volume
was adversely affected by the usual
seasonal
factors
of vacations
and plant shut-downs, nevertheless
both sales and net profits were expected to exceed by more than
25% the amounts reported for this same period a year ago. Kennametal earned $342,669, or 57 cents per share, on sales of $5.8 million
in the three months ended Sept. 30, 1961. He also stated that sales
for the following quarter were expected to recover to the record
levels of the quarter ended June 30, 1962, when sales amounted to
$8.9
period
outstanding common stock, it was announced by C. Russell
Feldman, chairman and president. The dividend is payable Oct. 30,
Outstanding
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co. Inc.Childs, Jeffries & Thorndike, Inc
vr-.\
'
$3.53
196,
the
6V2 %
terms
on
number
P. W.
4
,
-'
pr
now
$2,286,395,333 and $2,142,788,273 on the respective
Deposits were $3,935,477,094, compared with $3,774,-
funds
Chicago,
at
FINANCING
$400,000
par)
the
purchase,
respective
•
1962,
reported for fiscal
share,
year.
is
National Union Electric Corp.:—Declares First Divi¬
Units
that
fiscal
growth."—V.
dend—
1,000,000
_J
•
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
-
would continue through the current fiscal
year ending June 30, 1963. Sales for fiscal 1962 were $29.6 million
as
compared with $22.6 million in the preceding year. Net income
30,
Capital
1962
EFFECT
*
Sinking
I
,
Miuduz
shareholders
the
Monogram
$3,921,718,732.
$580,309,007
each case.
GIVING
with
and
The
debentures
mortgage notes due in equal
monthly installments through '68
the increase in sales volume experienced in the fiscal year
June
corresponding
$585,635,815, compared with $566,057,282
having in¬
$774,571 and a
were
^
Philip
expected
the
dates.
913,073
.
FEATURES—The
Debentures
nj
..
for
of
from
net operating
earnings, the bank had investment
profits of $3,912, after taxes.
In '-the"first nine months of
experienced investment security profits of $999,190, after
it
earlier
$233,838,
was
results
Authorized
effective Oct.
company,
'
1962.
8,
1
said
rate
.
4 V2 %
meeting approved a
annual
in
-
^>1? '
Apart
Mr.
Inc.—Stdck Split '1 Approved—
of
waterproof
$103,729
$103,729
i
11,472
750.000 shs.
,
.
Keuna metal
Shareholders
•
to
he
to
1961
accounts
carry
for
security
working capital,
to
unaudited basis, for the three months ended
company had net sales
of
$473,129 and net
For
fiscal year ended- March
31,
1962,
net
CAPITALIZATION
10,472
180,000 shs.
purchase com:i<Btock;ii0fin,,i'i>^CKPwftsft'>aolpiS,T)OO wts.
v
as
and
an
of $14,611,
Interest
Outstanding
Authorized
..
-
materials
raw
acquire the business
also named Lyntex
redemption prices ranging from 106% to par; and for the
sinking fund, at prices receding from 103% to par, plus accrued
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Warrants to
of
REDEMPTION
.
indebtedness
Common stock,
(par
3.34
Total
regular
1953,
payable
each
deficit
President
Sundry
of
$1,563,650,
substantial
Per share, this was
$4.93, compared with $4.81.
'
'
J 1 ■
1 "
>,
operating income in the first three quarters of the current
year was $136,574,390.
In the like period last year it was $125,793,351.
equal
principally
$2,217,692
were
creased
a Sept. 28,
1962 prospectus, Weisel, Kleinman &
Co., Inc., Garden City* New York, offered publicly*
75,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $4.25 per
share! Net proceeds, estimated at $240,000, .will be
used for raw material, new
machinery^ and rollers,
reduction of accounts payable, and working capital.
Loans
of
a
compared
manufacturers
REVENUES—On
to
■
liabilities
capital
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York—Earning
Higher—
taxes.
30,
1962, the
income
of
$54,514.
BUSINESS—The company, a New York corporation, organized in
is the successor to. a sole proprietorship of Leon Sanders,
of, the company, which commenced business in 1948.
Its
principal office and plant is at .596-612 Berriman St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
The company is engaged primarily in the processing and
distribution of vinyl roll plastic for use as furniture covering, the
manufacture of fabric and vinyl tablecloths, and the processing
and distribution of various foam rubber items.
'
!
'
current
supporting
Total assets of Morgan Guaranty on
Sept. 30, 1962, were $4,-"
943,872,269, compared with $4,679,524,281 on Sept. 30, 1961, and
with $4,981,932,466 on June 30, 1962.
Loans totaled $2,398,518,617,
sales
-
purchase
to
used
of
953.
p.
company,
will be
Pennsylvania.
Jerlee Products Corp.—Common Offered—Pursuant
.
to
June
.•;%■.
used
predecessor
proceeds
growing, needs of the communications industry.
the
serve
be
the
the
materials,
table
cloths
and
linings for
luggage. The company owns and operates
"Integrating Itek's equipment, products and engineering know-how
Midland's 100,000 square foot plant will further enhance our
in
to
working
a
"capable
to
Mid¬
our
of
will
of
receivable.
of
completed but which were
office in late-March,
BUSINESS—The company, of 40 E. 34th
St., New-York City,
manufactures
virgin vinyl plastic film
and
sheeting, plain and
embossed, in a variety of color and patterns for sale
..
.
proceeds
assets
principally
production of crystal filters.
and
development
the-Itek
of
assets
With
stock of the company.
common
certain
Corp. The balance of
Speaking for Midland Manufacturing, Mr. George M. McGrew,
President, said ''Midland is the country's largest manufacturer
frequency control in communications, and has
com¬
carry¬
took
1962,
PROCEEDS—Net
its
from
1961.
and
of quartz crystals for
been
been
management
Morgan Guaranty Trust has reported
$37,172,216 for the first nine months of
out
requires different engineering,
from' those
new
243,402
tures arid
that the electronic component business
production and marketing techniques
required for the systems businesses where Itek's primary
presently concentrated.
Lindsay
Offered—On
stock, was priced at $144. The
offering marked the initial public sale of the deben¬
Sales' price was not disclosed, but was entirely for cash,
Mr.
the
now
28 shares of common
joint
a
Industries,
Corp.—Debentures—Common
when
have
Oct. 5, 1962, P. W. Brooks & Co. Inc., New York
City,
manager of an underwriting group, announced the
offering, in units, of $600,000 of this company's sinkring fund debentures, 6V2% series due 1977, "and
168,000 shares of its common stock,* Each unit, con-*
sisting of $100 principal amount of debentures and
Itek Corp.—Certain Assets Sold—
President
effect
which
Further, not reported in Monogram's profits were the sub¬
stantial earnings of its newly
acquired Puerto Rican subsidiary.
In
an
analysis of the company's improved balance
sheet, Mr.
Stone pointed out to
shareholders, Monogram had a ratio of cur¬
195, p. 2253.
acquired
had
Co.,
made'despite the loss of almost $600,000
contracts
1961.
pany's
announced that'Le Materiel
was
subsidiary,
a
Lazard
plant has been consistently overtaxed. While the com¬
London Fog line is suiil back ordered, ihe new plant has
increased the company's output by 25%
and allowed it to greatly
reduce ..the delivery time of shipments to retailers.—V,
was
loss
over
Baltimore
1
'
Subsidiary Acquisition—
49
to
3
cents
for
per
the
share
on
re¬
-
on
2,829,328
had
30,
Inc.—Annual Report—
pre-tax
1962,
shares
earnings
Seymour
taxes amounted
outstanding
on
of
Reed,
to $205,000,
$433,000
President,
equal
that date.
for
the
reported.
fiscal
Net
to 7 cents per share
....
Comparative figures for last year are not available, Mr. Reed said,
50
of several corporations whose activities were
fiscal years varying from that of Official.
■ .,•••>
the company showed substantial£iosses, he noted.
The present management has placed the company in a profit posi¬
tion since then, he explained, by reducing overhead, developing a
strong sales organization and acquiring salable new product.
Official, a distributor and coproducer of films made specially foxtelevision, has a catalogue of 36 series consisting of 2,604 shows
running from one hour to one minute, the majority being half-hours.
The company's latest half-hour series of 39 subjects, "Biography,"
has been leased in more than 140 markets and is scheduled for a
second year of production.—V. 194, p. 1616.
because of
Two years
Itek
Inc.—Acquisition—
issue.—V.
this
Corp.,
195,
1596.
p.
Bank—Capital Stock Offered—Pursu¬
Pacific State
&
shares
of
stock
common
Hawthorne,
construction
the
by
The
4720
at
California
Western
office
branch
another
for
and
Elvd.
addition
in
the
vicinity
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Authorized
—V.
($3 par)
850.
p.
strikes
265,227 shs.
Report—
Net
552,252
The
Corp.—To
1.10
Redeem
called for redemption
of
its
outstanding
5%
cumulative preferred
share plus accrued dividends.—V. 196, p. 899.
has
corporation
quarter
said,
dated
sales
earnings,
and
expected to be
are
earnings
for
Feb.
on
1,
stock
1963,
at
this
weakest,
tenders
for
least
at
permit
of
80%
the
Commissioner
last
stock
common
May.—V.
195,
the
year
and handbags, and has recently added a line of metal
picture frames, and small metal stampings.
These latter
be produced by Salro Metal Stamping Corp., a wholly
owned subsidiary.—V. 194, p. 1424.
for
to
due
months
developer
Colo,
(listed on the
Homes of Hawthorne,
been consummated be¬
tween them
whereby Seaboard Homes has acquired the manufac¬
turing facilities of Master-Craft Industries, Inc. of Loveland, Colo.
Seaboard
Homes
presently manufactures
homes
in
its fully
automated
plant in Fishkill, N. Y.
Homes are presently being
shipped as far west as Ohio.
The new acquisition will enable
Seaboard to ship its products to the booming areas of Colorado,
Kansas, New Mexico, Arizona, Wyoming, Nebraska, South Dakota
and parts of Texas and Oklahoma.
As
per
terms of
the agreement, Midwestern Financial, with
N.
Cor¬
plant-wide
of
$31,003,575
as
compared
with
billings of $36,102,311.
The comparisons are based on
assumption that Cleveland Pneumatic
Industries,
Inc.
had been part of PneumoDynamics a year ago.
CPI was acquired by
PneumoDynamics in April of this year.
Gains were scored, Mullin said, in working capital, which in¬
from
$4,398,977 at Aug. 31, 1961, before the acquisition of
$13,188,206 at Aug. 31 this year, and in the ratio of cur¬
rent assets to current liabilities, which rose from 3.1 to 1 a year
ago to 4.5 to 1.
CPI, to
Also
the
on
product
receipt
credit
fields
side
the company's entry into several
quarter, he said.
Mullin reported
systems or major components for a new
was
during
of orders
for
the
Navy hydrofoil test boat and for the country's first all-cargo jet
aircraft, the Air Force's C-141.
In addition, he noted that pros¬
pects are excellent for follow-on
Minuteman
ICBM
PneumoDynamics is
Polaroid Corp.—To
Color
film
nary 1963,
Director
Polaroid
Land
was announced
Research.
a
color
of
film
shock
control
196,
isolation
centers
our
,
which
go
will be
introduced
in
Jan-
President and
already in use," Dr. Land
will
on
by spring color film will be available throughout the United States."
The
statement
states
all
that
coincides
five
wth
Polaroid
a
Land
letter
mailed
camera
to
models
dealers
in
the
p.
322.
film
will
be
released
when
the
film
goes
on
sale
V
at
'
Inc.—Sales, Profits Up 60%—
taxes for the
labels
corresponding six months of 1961
were
$63 082
cents per share.
of
sale
in
and
other
Albums
music
variety
mass
manufactures
'
and
distributes
seven
'
different
albums, most of them in budget-priced lines
for
stores, supermarkets, discount houses, drug stores
marketing outlets.-—V. 195, p. 2823.
executive
offices
company
was
corporations
These
Premier Steel Mills Ltd.—Partial
Redemption—
The
corporation has called for redemption on Nov. 1, 1962,
through operation of the sinking fund, $73,000 of its 6%% first
mortgage bonds, series A, due July 15, 1981 at 1007c.
Payment
will be made at any branch in Canada of the Toronto-Dominion
#ank.—'V. 194, p. 428.
r
>
.
shares
has
granted
been
Homes stock,
of Seaboard
an
which
that its sales for the first six months of this
exceeded the total sales for 1961. With the ac¬
Master-Craft, Mr. Benanav, President, says that the
sales
will
consisted
of
four
shares
.
and
company
was
incorporated
the
under
one
laws
be
increase
an
4007^.—V.
of
193,
p.
147.
as
of
at
LaGorce Sq.,
Burlington, N. J.
The
the
to acquire the outstanding stock of six
result acquired their underlying properties.
a
following:
factories, each containing 20,000 square feet,
Burlington Industrial Park in Burlington;
option to acquire the remaining parcels of the. Burling¬
Industrial Park, or approximately
100 acres, at their approxi¬
cost
(3)
to
the
present
owner;
A
completed shopping center containing
in Pennsauken, N. J.
A recently completed
shopping center
(4)
mately 320,000
A 65-unit motel
(6)
An
(7)
Certain
option
development.
to
acquire
a
3-building,
it
this
containing
approxi¬
subleased
parcels
of
84-apartment
residential
undeveloped land,
to
another
for
company
of
bank
common
B
Class
com.
195,
notes
stock
Outstanding
$25,000
(par
stock
stock
10
cents)
..
195.
warrants
(par
10
of
50,000 wts.
50,000 wts.
500,000 shs.
cents)
Rice
188,300 shs.
(& Subs.)
July 31—
,
—
ly 76,000 square feet of indoor process space and office area. The
purchase price was approximately $1,000,000.
Standard
Napthalene, which became an affiliate of Standard
Annual
pleted
tax
income
1,050,555
890,389
352 760
$1.68
will
988,013
530,400
—
common
$1 86
share
W.
of
move
Howell,
preesident
electro-acoustical
of
devices
this
and
New
piston
York
This
City
trimmer
sales
ca¬
four months ago, has
operations
from
com¬
its former
of
equal to
of
Mr.
of
cash.
Mr. Howell stated,
"The acquisition
keeping with Roanwell's long-term program
through diversification into product areas logically
in
Sunset
he
operation
toward
the
the
Meadows
refining,
explained
plant
further
the
company's
;
•
Corp.—Earnings Forecast
earnings
had sales
House
88
of $8,607,170
cents per share in
Carlson
an
said
sales
increase
for
the
full
for
of 25%
year
and
net profits
of $442,016
1961.
the
first
nine
months
of
1962
were
the comparable period a year
expected to exceed $10,000,000,
over
are
President said distribution of the 1962 Sunset
catalog was the largest in history—seven million
reported ari expansion of retail operations with
the opening in September of two new retail stores in the Lakewood and South Bay shopping centers in Southern California.—
V. 196, p. 792.
*
/ •
<
'
copies.
>
will
processing,
packaging
and
serving
its
Abraham
Wiener,
president of Standard
added.
The
House
engineers engaged in the design and development of radio, micro¬
wave, Doppler radar, telemetry and satellite communications sys¬
tems.
We, at Roanwell, consider that this acquisition will further
established participation in the growth of the electronic
into
specialty mail order firm expects to report record
for the year ending Dec. 31, 1962, Leonard
company
President
told
shareholders
at
the
annual
$6,062,500,
ago.
Sales
re¬
existing product lines. Market analysis has indicated
a
growing edmand for high quality laboratory test equipment in
Teltronics' line, such as high-frequency phase
meters, sweep gen¬
erators, and solid-state amplifiers. These instruments are used by
our
our
goes
national
and
closed
is
to
in
Carlson,
meeting.
amount
unit
Sunset House Distributing
pacitors, and Mr. Ralph O. Goodwin, president of Teltronics, Inc.,
N. H., manufacturer of industrial test
equipment, jointly
announces
the purchase by Roanwell of Teltronics for an undis¬
enhance
and
sold.
Naphthalene.
Nashua
to
equipment
two-story
new,
customers,"
Corp.—-Acquisition—
Richard
manufacturer
be
"The
efficiency
1428.
p.
Roanwell
expansion
and Sun Oil Co.
of
$nd of this year, the sublimation operations performed at the older
Standard Napthalene plant will be discontinued and the property
2,038,568
899,954
—
per
Teltronics
transfer
the
When
1,790,343
Common shares
Mr.
196i
$29,925,218 $29,404,888
income
taxes
194,
Chemical Co.
the
Kearny site. A sublimation unit now under construction at
the new site will replace a unit destroyed by lightning this summer.
19g2
sales
before
—V.
former
South
Year Ended
Net
company
the
Chlorine
Mills, Inc.
750.
p.
Belleville
200,000 shs.
Report—
Earned
$1,500,000, and it
has expanded its operations through the purchase
Kopper Co., Inc., plant in the Meadows area on
Turnpike in Kearny, N. J.
The L-shaped tract comprises 16 acres and provides approximate¬
The
$25,000
750,000 shs.
1657.
p.
are
Standard Naphthalene Products Co., Inc.—Acquis'n
1,776,809
A
Class
the test program
ment
property
operation of a
Authorized
—V.
of
personal loans is virtually identical with consumer install¬
credit
outstanding
consumer
goods of a
nationally from
general merchandise nature. Therefore, this new service has ample
capacity for growth and should, in time, provide a substantial
supplement to stockholder return for merchandising activities.—
all pres¬
certain
the
Mortgages
com.
the result
as
expected that by the end of 1963 this will be expanded ten-fold.
According to
statistics published periodically by the Federal
Reserve Board, consumer Installment credit outstanding
nationally
is
V.
A
Fund,
consumer
years,
service.
standing
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Class
Fairfax jFamily
from
miscellaneous
unsecured
company,
has
business through a
order
loan
subsidiary,
Fund, which will engage in a large scale direct mail pro¬
offering loans to responsible individuals who qualify for
At the present time, customer notes receivable out¬
gram
gift shop.
6%
recent
Family
approximately three
feet in Burlington.
in Atlantic City, N. J.
square
(5)
mail
small
the
wholly-owned
During the past nine months, the company has conducted an
experimental operation in this field which gives every indication
of success. Hence the company has organized a subsidiary, Fairfax
located
acres
largest
entered
has
tionship.
the
An
mate
it
Smail Loan Business—
third
nation's
that
expenditures for services have been
steadily growing. For some time Spiegel has been seeking to expand
its direct mail merchandise activities by the addition of a service
involving consumer credit which can logically be offered by direct
mail. The small loan business by direct mail meets the Spiegel
corporate objective of specializing in the related fields of direct
mail advertising and consumer credit.
' - >
About a year ago, management decided that the personal loan
field was a promising area for direct mail penetration. By offering
to make loans by mail, the company is particularly able to reach
prospective borrowers who do not have convenient access to local
loan facilities. At the same time, the direct mail approach further
enhances
the confidential character of the borrower-lender rela¬
Two completed
(2)
ton
located
are
the
newly formed and
Incorporated.
organized
and
include
(1)
located in
lated
,
$30,
BUSINESS—The
Income
Registering gains of 60% or more in both sales and profits over
corresponding period of last year, Premier Albums, record
manufacturers, announced its financial results for the six-months
period ending July 31.
According to Philip Landwehr, President, Premier Albums had
sales amounting to $1,507,046 during the six months of
1962 ending
July 31, compared with $929,752 for the same period in 1961 Net
profits after taxes during the 1962 period were $100,787 amount¬
ing to 39 cents per share on 260,000 shares outstanding. Net profits
24
common
the State of Delaware on Jan. 31, 1962 under the name of Riker
Corp., and adopted its present name on Feb. 23, 1962. Its principal
Net
the
Premier
Exchange,
American
Spiegel, Inc.—Enters
In
Net
after
A
River Brand
196
'
Premier Albums,
has
reports
of
Spiegel,
which
specifications
the
Denver,
Seaboard
have
year
announced
current
line will make excellent color pictures with the new Polacolor
film
as will almost all previous models. Price and
technical
of
and
transaction
a
acquire 35,000
consolidated
common stock and 50,000
stock warrants.
Each unit,
'■
^
cameras
Corp.—Units Offered—Pursuant to
proceeds, estimated at $468,766, will be used
acquisition of apartment buildings, debt repay¬
ment, and working capital.
which
be in limited supply when first
put
sale through our dealers in a group of
states and in succeeding months additional states will be
supplied.
It is expected that the production
build-up rate will be such that
new
the market. It will
Y.
that
the
on
of
Corp.
Exchange),
Over-the-Counter.
Seaboard
ently leased under net net arranagements.
The Company has also entered into net lease
Color Film—
Cameras
:•
system
on
10.
p.
by Dr. Edwin H. Land,
-'r
several million
"the
launch
Introduce
it
of
"With
said,
for
for
work
missile
currently engaged.-—V.
N.
for
and
the
new
Street,
Net
consoli¬
systems
year-ago
creased
Wall
40
warrant.
to
amounted
class
priced
of the year.
of
its
of
vacations
for aerospace, ordnance; marine and industrial cus¬
reported nine-month income of $1.22 per share. This com¬
sales
Co.,
to
traded
is
shares; of this firm's class A
pares with $1.42 which would have been earned on the same num¬
ber of shares for the first nine months of the 1961 fiscal year.
Nine-month
Trust
listed
option
quisition
Riker Delaware
per
components
tomers
Hanover
stocks
899.
p.
Financial
Stock
announced
Y.,
Sept. 26, 1962 prospectus, H. Neuwirth & Co., Inc.,
New York City, offered publicly, in units, 200,000
producer
and
196,
Inc.—Acquisition—
Seaboard Homes,
Midwestern
American
fiscal
all
$105
Manufacturers
will
items
2933.
p.
purses
photo
Hearings
California
187c
of
outstanding.
shares
America
of
company.
application
sales
Joseph Fleres, Chairman, stated that the decline in net profit of
approximately $13,147 over the comparable period of the preceding
year resulted from an accelerated depreciation schedule on certain
fixed assets, curtailment of operations for a four-week period due to
an equipment breakdown, certain non-recurring expenses and higher
operating expenses at the new plant at 413 Tnatford St., Brooklyn.
Salro is engaged primarily in the manufacture of metal frames
Utility Appliance Corp. sub¬
of the Utility air conditioning
diversified industrial
were completed by
York-based
New
in
increase
an
a
in line with the rate
more
the first six
Cleveland-based
The
.
its
quarter
reported
has
$738,349 for the six month period ending June 30, 1962, com¬
pared to $623,867 for the previous year. Net profit for the period
amounted to $43,437.69,
or
18 cents per share based on 247,500
the
of
Mr.
the
—V.
Preferred
were less than PneumoDynamics' consolidated figures for
either of the two previous quarters, president Sam S. Mullin told
stockholders
in his
nine-month
report.
Fourth quarter results,
■%*•?
profits
Sales Increase 18%;
—
to
abnormally cool weather conditions and construction
interrupt
Manufacturing
Salro
shares out¬
common
corporation has called for redemption on Nov.
1, 1962,
through operation of the sinking fund, $415,000 of its 5V*% de¬
bentures due Nov. 1,
1985 at 100% %.
Payment will be made at
July,
or
stock
preferred
after
2,443,448
of
362.
Salro Manufacturing Corp.
The
PneumoDynamics Corp.—Sales, Earnings Down—
Third
on
share
a
result
is the
Net Down—
1962,
were
the
for
cents
average
earnings
in
the increase
that
sales volume and improvements in the company's man¬
facilities initiated during the last several years.—V. 196,
ufacturing
Riegel Paper Corp.—Partial Redemption—
593,563
538,638
1.33
Phillips-Van Heusen
the
the
over
net
noted
Salant
expanded
1961
734,713
,
Earnings per share
—V. 196, p. 9.
he
with
$13,850,056 $11,323,605
earnings
outstanding
Shares
in
34
to
on
Republic's third
make
with
porations
Sales
,
Carter noted.
Sales
particularly hard hit.
third quarter setbacks, the executive emphasized that
he expected to more than cover Republic's regular annual common
stock
dividend
of
60
cents a
share
by Oct. 30,
1962, the end
of the current fiscal year.
Renewed activity in the appliance and
molded
plastic subsidiaries, as well-as increased rentals at Re¬
public
Studios
in
North
Hollywood,
should
result in
stronger
fourth
quarter contributions, Mr. Carter said.
Total income for the recent xiine-monlhs was $31,985,093 com¬
pared to $20,867,964, in the corresponding period of 1961.
Republic's management still awaits the decision of the California
Corporations Commissioner regarding the granting of a permit to
Compton
1962
Inc.,
Salant,
S.
~
-v.
earnings
Net
Ltd. of Montreal, Canada,
the Bronx* N. Y.—V. 196,
Tresco
Co.
>*■
-■ ■
•.
half year were $18,185,382, an
last year's net sales of $13,627,065, for the
the
for
increased
Despite
on
July 31—
equal
based
and
to
sidiary,
line
issue
Pall Corp.—Annual
Products
•••»..■*
•'
-
Robert
to
earnings for the first six-month period of 1962
approximately' 617c from the comparable 1961 period.
of $783,188 were equal to $1.03 per share, compared
$484,719, or $.64 a share, for the first six months of last
Consolidated
year.
Mr.
income of the company for the 39 weeks ended July 28,
Corp.,
Year Ended
subsidiaries,
33.57c
of
increase
traded Over-the-Counter.
is
companies
*
sales
net
according
1962,
corresponding period.
on
1962.
31,
jackets, utility
sales and earn¬
slacks,
shirts,
of sport
of
half
first
the
Consolidated
p.
combined
Outstanding
3,500,000 shs.
stock
194,
two
Metal
traditionally
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
V
Capital
of
$348,000
of
July
producer
children's play wear has reported record
and
President
.
the City of Gardena.
in
Avenue
income
ended
both
of
$1,128,632
was
Imperial Highway, Inglewood, Calif., established
W.
net
year
has
dividends
the Windsor
1957;
for
standing during the period, Victor M. Carter, Chairman, announced.
Comparable nine-month earnings in fiscal 1961 totaled $1,565,978,
or
62 cents a share computed on the substantially lesser number
of shares
then outstanding.
■'
Vacations and the usual summer lull in studio activity, which
Hills Branch at 4437 W. Slauson Ave.,
Los Angeles, established October 1959; the Peninsular Center Branch
at 27440 Hawthorne
Blvd., Rolling Hills Estates, Calif., established
October 1960, and the Drive-in Branch at 134 W. 136th St., Haw¬
thorne, established June i962.
In addition, the bank will open a Torrance Branch at 21600 S.
Normandie, Torrance, Calif., in October, 1962. The bank also has an
application pending with tne Banking Department of the State of
October
assemblies
and
products
Republic Corp.—Net Down Sharply—
along the northerly side and across the rear of the former building.
The bank has four branch offices in active operation: the Lennox
Eranch
stock
Net
Business,
L-shaped
an
of
variety
684.
p.
were
Salant, Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings—
York
New
for
ings
,
Premier
and
1962,
1962 the common stock of the company was listed on
Stock Exchange under the symbol
RSN.—V. 195,
2,
Salant &
mechanical assemblies.
and
earned
fiscal
Oct.
This
industry.
These include systems for missiles, air¬
ships; control devices, hydraulic power packages
million.
$2
30,
shares are traded
American
outfits
sales of $2,924,000
Bristol for the fiscal
year ended March 31,
1962 had net income of $57,231 on sales
of $1,616,788.
For the first three months of fiscal .1963, Bristol
earned
about $32,000.
Bristol's current backlog of orders totals
Mr. Richard Barclay,
of Capital for Small
of
wide
a
tools
special
the
Apr.
2933.
p.
naval
Renwell
present
as presi¬
Goodwin,
Mr.
talent."
Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
Rosenau Brothers,
On
the
Renwell.
of
makes
electronics
for
Business, Inc.
v:'
The bank recently enlarged its head office at 885 So. Hawthorne
Blvd.,
director
and
of
ending
im¬
added
in South Hadley Falls,
with headquarters
plans to acouixe Bristol Dynamics, Inc.,
producer of electro-mechanical devices.
Subject to approval of Bristol stockholders, one share of Renwell
common stock will be exchanged for fiv« shares of Bristol common
stock, according to Francis J. Renkowicz. Renwell President, Bristol
has 253,637 shares presently outstanding.
Under
the agreement, Bristol will become a wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary of Renwell.
Melvin D. Douglas. President of Bristol, will
continue in that capacity.
He also wiil become a Vice-President
a
the
Y„
N.
Renwell
for Small
of Capital
business investment company.
the bank,
is also a director
Inc., a small
a
director of
all other key personnel.
sales for the fiscal year
and
$5,581,810.
Net earnings were $341,755. Roanwell
in the over-the-counter market.—V. 196, p. 220.
assemblies, wiring harnesses and
announced
has
Mass.,
and
activities
embrace all the usual deposit functions of a commercial and savings
bank as well as the making of commercial, industrial and real estate
loans,
and
providing
instalment
credits,
collections and escrow
services and safe deposit facilities.
The bank owns as an investment aoproximately 2.2% of the out¬
the retention
with
Nashua,
in
location
196, p. 1143.
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
electronic
of
units,
electro-mechanical
Brooklyn,
craft
System and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
The bank conducts a general banking business, and its
standing
manufacturer
There is
fields.
missile
and
space
portant benefit of an in-depth expansion of our engineering
It Is planned to continue and expand operations at the
,
this issue.—V.
Corp.,
Renwell Electronics
This
,
the
operations on March 2, 1955
bank incorporated under the laws
a member of the Federal Reserve
Hawthorne, Calif., as a state
the State of California. It is
of
communication,
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
.
.
Roanwell's
Bristol
commenced
bank
BUSINESS—The
at
>
Whirlpool
Accept
To
—
Offer—
dent,
a
Staats
Whirlpool
See
and
Sept. 11, 1962 offering circular, William R.
Co., Los Angeles, Calif., offered publicly,
20,000 shares of this bank's capital stock at $21.50
per share.
Net proceeds will be used for expansion and other
corporate purposes. .
,
,1.
ant to
America
of
Corp.
Stock Tender
ago
Pacific Industries,
See
Radio
acquisition
for
reported
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1494)
company
Christmas
He
also
Volume
196
Number 6201
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1495)
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—Partial Red'n—
The
corporation has
$1,500,000 of its 5V2%
Payment will be made
Broadway,
N.
Y.—V.
called
for
redemption
debentures
due
Nov.
1,
1,
Nov.
on
1984
is
schedule.
This work includes 260 miles of large diameter
line
pipe plus new compressor units at 16 existing stations.
1962,
the
at
Morgan
1552.
p.
Guaranty
Trust
Co.,
Partial Redemption—
■n
•
194,
on
100%.
at
140
The
corporation
through
Net
after
Net
available
Number
Net
of
$8,116,000
844,700
826,200
428,100
37,700
390,400
for
1,460,300
1,430,500
18,500
1
shares
common
shares
~
earnings per share
for
redemption
on
Nov.
1,
1962,
fund, $400,000 of its 6Vac/o
de¬
100%'.
Payment will be made at
Western Development Co. of
Delaware—Revenues,
Earnings Down-
Street, N. Y.—V. 196, p. 1095.
Gross
revenues for the
company totaled $3,265,857 for the fiscal
June 30, 1962, compared with
$3,335,594 for the previous
W. B. Macey, President, reported in the annual
report to
stockholders for the year ended June
30, 1962.
Net income
Union Tank Car Co.—Partial
Redemption—
The company has called for redemption on Oct.
operation of the sinking fund, $1,500,000 of its
due
Oct.
be
27.3c:
Y.,
15,
made
N.
—56.5c
._—
1975
The
at
The
at
or
100%
at
Chase
plus
National
St., Chicago 90, 111.—V. 194,
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Notes Sold Privately —On
12, 1962, the company announced the sale of
$20,000,000 of senior notes due Oct. 1, 1977. Direct
placement of these notes, with institutional investors,
was
negotiated for the company by White, Weld &
accrued
Manhattan
First
Bank,
Bank
of
3%%
interest.
80
Pine
debentures
Payment
totaled
$388,210,
will
to
St., New York
Chicago,
682.
p.
year ended
year,
15, 1962, through
15,
Dearborn
S.
38
United Servomation Corp.—Sales
Up 18%; Net 41%
Sales
In
$64,763,000,
fiscal
increase of
an
18%
1961.
to
cents
61
fiscal
for
Servomation
believed
mated
that
the
in
out
Corp.
of experienced
group
rediscounting for other finance compa¬
nies. 'Talcott supplies funds to concerns in a large
number of industries throughout the United States,
enabling them to make maximum use of their facili¬
ties.—V. 196, p. 363.
food
the
company's annual report
organized
was
in
refreshment
and
opportunities
for
October
The
company has
operation
pipe
the
of
line
bonds
interest.
called for redemption on
sinking
5V*%
Payment
Chicago,
Chicago,
Street, N. Y.—V. 196,
$1,000,000
Nov.
be
1,
made
the
at
or
fund,
due
will
Nov.
1979
at
office
of
its
of
at
The
1,
"The
by
a
executives
Dillon,
Read
These
through
mortgage
first
plus
&
United
Co.,
these
of
growth
in
the
The
of
The
48 Wall
businesses
of
produced
exceeding last year's
figure
by nearly $6.2
releasing l'VA's Power
In
Chairman
A.
J.
contributions
with
...
of
further
reductions
Wagner
electricity
increases
the
in
service
established
companies,"
their
Mr.
McDowell
respective
venture
enterprises for
retaining respon¬
while
the
year's
the
for
fiscal
1962,
Board
record
required
proceeds
bonds,
only
provide
wide
a
to
which
the
has
U.
margin
S.
first
for
Treasury.
call
net
on
million.
$5.3
and
invested
was
TVA's
record.
power
for
expect
highest
in
in
less
for
There
These
(a
power- assets.
$252.1
million,
9%
was
a
1961
from
to
to
it
increases
in
were
the
region's
that
Revenues
consumers.
TVA
from
partially offset
requirements of
retail
new
Their
>
municipal and cooperative
customers,
sales
Average
bringing
increased
use
the
the
Atomic
Energy
electric
total
systems
they
in
the
area
homes
a
new
the
A
.
in
the
TVA
area
electric
rates
continue
to
cent
ant to
At
of
the
of
largely
the
in
of
end
million
12
national
be
reduced
10,889,000
kilowatts
The
five
large
very
established
was
second
to
in
its
Atomic
an
installed
million
3.4
under
Energy
3,
kilowatt
capacity
1962,
due
Feb.
1.
1987.
managed
unit
to
A.
Trust
Co.
C.
Devine
J.
195,
New
of
is
under
were
made
has
been
1,100,000
ordered,
with
&
of
,
Mr.
Co.,
was.
by
won
Manhattan
<
Chemical
and
to succeed
Fick,
retirement
of
First
the
was
underwriting group
Morgan
Guaranty
an
Bank;
Bank
National
board
elected
J.
Mr.
will
program,
company.—V.
196,
shortly
first
by
will
E.
York
New
of
Bank
Trust
Co.;
Chicago.—V.
of
directors
held
and
28,
Tube
Fick.
to
serve
as
director
a
of
segment
of
He
said
for
Pipe
Line
certificate
a
be
filed
next
construction
and
new
the
43
with
Service,
year's
Federal
Pipe
Line.
expansion
program
now
$17,500,000
and
under
Power
This
is
in
of
Inc.,
of
pipe
ten
would
Pennsylvania.' Storage
and
Cameron
main
McGraw
said
shares
can
The
a
for
is
also
Walston
and
Aircraft
provides
total
in
a
the
and
sale
wholesale
the
company
Alton,
addition
to
be
bank
due
to
Common
officer,
stock
Counties
that
the
Cessna
and
laid
in
stockholder
30,
the
for
and
'y'uy-'
of
its
Authorized
,
1963, pay¬
D. Walston <-
55,909
underwriters
named
facilities
of
that
in
state,
Transcontinental's
Inc
Bissell
Harold
F.
R.
&
Brue
stations.
1961
Mr.
The
F.
&
of
Schweickhart
&
Stifel,
Co.
—V.
.
194,
p.
Co.,
&
is
the
Wharton
together
with
Field
in
related
55,909
below
1962
Fall
construction
Earnings
—V.
in
Arizona
and
expansion
for
into
Coast."
with
ratio
a
of
current
assets
to
current
have
Federal
Inc.__
New
1,315,025
<
•;
,
Debt:
Equipment
'
purchase
Long-Term
debt
(including
portion):
Equipment
ments
5%%
due
through
and
debentures,
Common
due
subject
agreement,
of
to
186,293
186,293
'
1977
the
named
and
conditions
from
the
company
forth
set
opposite
below
of
the
606,500 shs.
have
the
severally
underwriting
principal
their respective
amount
names:
Amount
Kidder,
500
Peabody
500
Mitchum,
500
Hornblower
2,000
500
Paine,
.
Crowell,
Lester,
196,
&
p.
1393.
$515,000
Inc.___
Co.
Templeton,
Inc.
515,000
Weeks___—
'
235,000
Jackson
235,000
<Ss Curtis__
—•_
,
150,000
150,000
t
150,000
Noyes & Co
Hammill & Co.—__—__
&
Bingham,
—V.
&
Webber,
Hayden, Stone
Walston
&
Jones
Hemphill,
Shearson,
Merger Ef¬
non-callable
.
2,500.000
2,000,000 shs.
underwriters
terms
purchase
the debentures
:
.
par)
to
t
189,860
subordinated
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
189,860
install-
in
(no
stock
'
7%,
1975—
convertible
i
>
■
obligations,
6%%
6%,
$95,238 *
$95,238
due in installments through 1967
Trust
deed
notes, principally at
and
Outstanding
,
purchase
at
FINANCING
current
,
principally
PRESENT
Authorized
•
obligations
($13,519
non-interest-bearing;balance at 7%)
2,000
is
$.57
/,
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.,
City, and Mitchum, Jones & Templeton,
700
and
:
$1.00
500
shares
1,207,562
_.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
3,000
-r
689,782
1,207,562
Inc.-, Los Angeles. Additional financing details follow:
from
2,000
748,952
1,213,481
_______
of period
.
Bateman,
common
taxes
share___.
York
•
three
1,438,734
interest
crued
Shares
1,000
1961
$15,546,436
2,528,506
_
Financing Details—
1, 1962 issue reported the sale on Sept. 27,
$2,500,000 of this firm's 5V2% convertible subor¬
dinated debentures due Sept. 1, 1977 at
par and ac¬
Stockholders
1,000
taxes
Wyle Laboratories—Additional
stock:
1,600
income
'• 1962
.
$22,109,342
income
of
severally
common
''
-
______
Our Oct.
.
into
Houses
underway
East
196, p/ 477.
2, 1962 the company merged American Chicle Co., by
of 2.7 common and 0.12 share of a new $4 convertible
preferred stock for each American Chicle share. Each new preferred
convertible
Donut
now
^
per
Oct.
is
of
the
two-to-one, net working capital at June 30 this
$380,000, and a cash position of over $560,000.—•
448.
Estimated
exchange
share
the
t
—
287,000 shs.
5,200
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.
On
to
Net earnings
_______
Shares outstanding at end
at
2163.
:
Donut
new
during
stated
before Federal
Alabama
fective
,:/,■,
17
year
that
and
2,000
—
Co., Inc
Nicolaus
t■'v.;;..
„
past
and
36 Weeks Ended Sept. 8—
sales
:■
air¬
2 800
Co
Brothers
&
Com¬
earnings
almost
of
195, p.
Cessna
4.000
4,000
Co
Trulock
and
said,
about
Earnings
2.000
&
were
that
"we have several new products
plan an early move into new fields of
,'v'.:•
financial picture
at
this
time
is
"excellent,"
company's
Net
6,400
Co
Miller
Burns
the
chain,
opening
plans "are
also
,•
Winchell
year
during
the
the
that
development,
distribution."
V.
that
to
states
Winchell
under
Mr.
said
with
and
western
and
12,000
Meeds
&
snareholders.
1961,
next
12
company plans
to open at least 30 more units. He
that first steps toward nationwide operation were taken
and
20,800
Co
Conway
Louisiana,
other
$625,847
500,000 shs.
Whitman Securities Co
Richard
and
company
the
Colorado,
Outstanding
from
&
the
to
franchiser of over 100 Donut Houses in
and Colorado,
earned $291,934 after taxes on
$3,039,478 for the year ended June 30,
1962,
of
added
were
months
Dela¬
of
subsidiaries
Shares
Rueffel
advantageous
Calif.,
Arizona
Winchell
5'/a %
Beyer
most
stock.
shares.:.■/a/:'.,;;
these
^
par)
Co.,
the
be
Alhambra,
Mr.
Walston
following respective amounts of the
&
condi¬
of possible uses of uie tunuo, R »«id
acquisition of a portion of the company's out¬
fixed price within the range of recent market
a
common
revenues
Houses
Cessna
\'.V\
a
compressor
laws
airplanes
services
$625,847
M.
($1
not
or
tender.
H.
Winchell,
President,
reported
to
figures for the year ended June 30,
$232,359 on total revenues of $2,446,660.
of
creation
distributor
111.
for
loans
June
purchase whether
on
the terms and
shares
for
Earnings this year were equal to 73 cents a share on the 400,014
of stock outstanding on June 30,
1962, an increase of 26%
earnings of 58 cents a share a year ago on the same number
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions contained in the under¬
writing agreement, to purchase from the company and the selling
way.
existing
of
Short-Term
notes
sell
over
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
6%
.
shares
con¬
share
Aviation Sales,
airplanes and parts.
&
Service, Inc. operates a flying school
and airplane leasing service.
General In¬
provides a financial and insurance service
Services, Inc.,
to purchasers of airplanes,
Short-term
to
proposes
to
Verne
Offered—Pursu¬
of
repairs
East
vestment
it
invitation
parable
of
new
organized under
was
distributor
Sales
•
variety
a
that
at
would
Caliiornia,
motors; Goodyear tires and bat¬
Stewart-Warner heaters; McCauley
Motorola and Sperry auto pilots; Collins
charter
a
•
America
the 1,000,-
company
Witichell Donut House, Inc.—R,ecord
Earnings—
plugs;
Airport,
wholesale
a
the
response
;
of
relationship
This
airplane
of
to
Corp.
.--v,
of
213,053
5,% $50 par prior
$50 par value convertible
of
5%
tender
Radio
that has existed between RCA and Whirlpool
since 1955, including the use of the RCA Whirlpool brand name on
Whirlpool products, will continue.—V. 196, p. 1143.
and
be
$96
would
desire
the
of
concluded
holders
its
one
preferred,
(which
elimate
in
company
'
the
Wolverine Shoe and Tanning Corp.—Earns. Statemt.
dealer
office
Memorial
is
the
pipe line facilities in the area/will cost about $22,700,000.
Mr.
prior
the
to
Gray said that cash resources being accumulated by Whirl¬
in the judgment of the board of directors, in exces® of
anticipated requirements of the business, and that, after
conditions
organized in 1956; Walston Aircraft Sales &
Delaware corporation organized in 1954; and Gen¬
Services, Inc., an Illinois corporation organized in
a
Inc.,
'
Commission
represents
Pennsylvania.
in
provides
new
into
sale
with
.
outstanding
arrearages
to
'
were,
reported
engaged
a
Continental
The
1963
Currently pending before the FPC are two Transcontinental appli¬
involving initial development of a new natural gas storage
Potter
5%
of
the
cations
field
is
It
Investment
Corp.—Expansion
covering
the
Gas
compressor units at
miles
213,053
which
in
standing stock
King radios and other airplane parts, accessories and supplies.
It has three wholly-owned subsidiaries: Walston Aviation
Sales, Inc.,
E. Clyde McGraw, Transcontinental President, said that the
apnlication will include 43 miles of 36- and
30-inch-diameter main line
loops and
of
shares
forth
consideration
.
Company
Gas
for
discussions
whether RCA
stockholders
set
been
Preferred Re¬
/.
Inc.—Common
UNDERWRITERS—The
Sept.
on
vice-president—Steel
continue
Transcontinental
$71,000,000
/yu.v
in accord¬
invitation
an
presently
•
as
Laird,
construction
pool
643.
Champion spark
Hartzel propellers;
Planned—
application
share
Plan
company
It
1955.
supplies
White
Transcontinental
An
—
accumulated
793.
p.
other
tions
liabilities
and
eral
although retiring as vice-president—Steel and Tube
at the end of this month under the company's
regular
Operations,
each
,
York;
S.
Operations,
-.'y'i'■>-7
and
par
Aviation,
Civic
issue
Chase
special meeting
Hoopes, Jr.,
a
E.
192, p.
airplanes.
able
At
1,000,000
of
group
1962,
in
record.
oi
tion for tender it will offer to the
company 1,000,000 of its total
holdings of 1,158,563 shares of Whirlpool common stock.
Whirlpool is thus assured that it will be able to acquire the
and Illinois corporation
kilowatts.
Timken Roller Bearing Co.—New Vice-President—
Mr.
same
15,
described
stockholders
shares which, according
to the public announcement on April
1962, it had proposed to offer to the public. RCA has represented
the company that under the terms and conditions of the invita¬
2,
and
option
an
in
and
con¬
mostly
up
2358.
p.
the
preferred share
shares) in order to
teries;
J.
The
by
$50
preferred.
on
plane
Commission.
Wagner,
Chairman,
stated
that
the
Authority plans to issue $50,000,000 of short- or long-term securi¬
ties in the spring of 1963.
;;
The last • financing by the Authority was the Jan/ 24,
1962
sale, at competitive bidding, of $45,000,000 of 4% per cent bonds
jointly
by
convertible
common
other
Financing Planned—
Oct.
1.1
BUSINESS—The
ware
generating capacity
Kilowatts
construction
all
stockholders, including the directors and officers
have advised the company that they will not offer
initiated
ascertain
to
'
aircraft
1960.
On
owned
are
convert
shares
porate purposes.
generators—two-500,000 kilowatt units, two
units, and one 900,000 kilowatt unit. In addition,
900,000
increase
the
conditions
and
000
of
of Higginscompleted in the
be
Net proceeds to the company, estimated at
$320,652,
will be used for additional inventory and other cor¬
turbo
659,000 kilowattt
a
and
capacity
of
had
year TVA
kilowatts
struction.
Chairman
President
will
a
share.
to
requirements
the
Wilson,
L.
Higgins,
Sept. 27, 1962 prospectus, White & Co., Inc.,
St. Louis, Mo., and
associates, offered publicly, 75,000
shares of this company's common stock
(60,000 by the
company and 15,000 by a stockholder) at $6.25 per
a
heavy demands for
residential
electric
heating. At the time of the peak the power requirements of the
residential,
commercial,
and
industrial
customers
of
the
region
were
900.000
kilowatts higher than
during the peak of a year
ago
This
increase
was
partially
offset
by a
300,000
kilowatt
reduction
1.3
5%
par
into
Walston
with
load
peak
preferred
share;
$50
will
company
preferred.—V.
9,553
was
systems reduced
due
the
arrearages
typical customer.
record
January,
companies
$1 par common shares, 276,969
preferred and 213,053 shares of
Com-
TVA power. In fiscal 1962 18 of the
their rates and charges. Five adopted
retail rate
schedule made available by TVA early
in the
which
provides
the
lowest
residential
bills
in
the
nation
year,
for
that retail
supplied
local electric
John
by
D.
transaction
to
'
during
the
residential
rates
averaged
less
than
a
kilowatt-hour—0.96%
to
be
exact.
These
compare
with
averages
of 4,138 kilowatt-hours and 2.43 cents.
Wagner said
Whirlpool
8%.
among
from
major
Whirlpool,
Mr.
100-par
verted
36,000
1,489,000
to
serve
plan,
one
added
"kilowatt-hours;
Mr.
the
of
i
weeks.
common
sales
directly were 9%
higher.
by a previously scheduled
serves
power
terms
shares of common stock
the invitation for tender.
to
in connection with and under
Sleight and Heilmuth Division,
one of
the nation's leading manufacturers of printing inks.
"This
is
an
excellent
acquisition
for
Universal
Match,"
Mr..
Wilson said.
"Higgins-Magee is an outstanding producer of printing
inks and will substantially strengthen our position in the
printing
ink industry on the West Coast., -i
,«■
"There, will be;2 no dilution. of our common*, stock earnings as
a
result of .• this; development.
Higgins-Magee will add to Universal
Match's/earnings per share in-; 1962."—V. 196,. P...-/583.
6%
1
153
William
and
details
Higgins-Magee
the
mission.
The
'
»
Sept. 28, 1962, stockholders approved the company's pre¬
ferred recapitalization plan, which became effective Oct. 1.
Under
steam
the
'k
'• of
On
hydroelectric
the
industries
announced
was
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.
capitalization Plan Approved—.
unusually good rainfall) was the
Wagner said that favorable water
of
'
>
the
being mailed to
Certain
of
new
in
than
of
year
2816.
p.
V/j.1:,v'-o'
also
higher
power,
resulting
plants and reduced fuel expenses,
improvement in net income.
8%. increase in revenues from the. municipal and
electric systems that purchase power at wholesale from
large
reduction
•
other
to
.
an
retail
and
the
and
million
history. Mr.
production
largely
was
cooperative
TV A
plant
increased
$56.2
the
generation
^contributed
to
of
1957
TVA's
conditions
in
revenues
income
Net
subsidiaries
.
a
million
194,
wholly-owned
as
Higgins-Magee will be operated
general supervision of UMC's
also were used to pay $36.5 million to the U. S. Treas¬
dividend on the Government's remaining appropriations ,•
investment and $10 million for the power system's annual
repay¬
ment
of
appropriations.
The
remainder
of
the
proceeds,. $5.7.4;"
as
operate
stockholders.
Proceeds
ury
now
the
bondholders and
power
Final
few
The
further
and
power
he
year,
as
with
ance
Match will acquire all of the capital stock of HigginsPrinting Ink & Chemical Corp, San Leandro, Calif., and
Higgins-Magee printing Ink of Southern California. Anaheim, Calif.,
in exchange for 60,000 shares of
Universal Match common stock.
"emphasize the
development program,
usefulness of TV A
current
particularly
increased."
Gray
held
tender
Magee
results
regional
the
revenues,
shares for sale before the close of business uct.
11
Universal
net
record
consumers."
to TV A
TV A
on
proceeds,
power
to
Report
the
in
the
in
cost
Mr. Wagner said
meeting obligations
Debt
Annual
said
Match,
next
electric
power
operations
during fiscal 1962,
million.
Match
Magee.
million
$109.2
for
and
materially
v
acquisition of the Higgins-Magee; printing ink companies by
Universal
Valley Authority—Annual Report—
Authority's
proceeds
be
y:'-,:--- ■;
/
:"'v/ ',■■■•
-v
II, Whirlpool board chairman, said the shares will
treasury stock and that the company has no present
plans for their reissuance.
The purchase would reduce the number
of
common
shares
outstanding to approximately 5,267,000.
Whirlpool is providing all holders of common stock an equal
opportunity to sell shares to the company by inviting them to offer
be
Universal Match Corp.—Acquisition—
1288.
p,
outlook
lower,
.
Elisha
auto¬
.
Servomation.—V.
Universal
Tennessee
be
will
any
accrued
Bank
the
on
should
production,
gas
share.
vending executives who
dynamic
they had built."
nesses
Red'n—
National
comment
"expenses
Whirlpool Corp.—Stock Repurchase Offer—
merchandising
added,
"exchanged ownership in
participation in the new national
1962,
101.13%,
First
re¬
On Sept. 28,
the corporation announced an offer to repurchase
1,000,000 shares of its own outstanding common stock at $28 a
that
1961
sibility, for the successful operation and development of the busiCo.—Partial
Maeey
Increased
industry could best be realized by combining
their experience and respective businesses in a national
company
while maintaining local operating
responsibility and initiative.
.
Transmission
Mr.
abandonment
1961.
Mr. McDowell pointed
"United
and
Gas
1962,
of
as
Net
is engaged in the business of commercial financing,
industrial time sales financing, factoring, equipment
Tennessee
compared with $815,607, equal
ended June 30, 1961, Mr. Macey
year
exploration
costs—which
had
been
planned—higher
depletion and depreciation charges, and substantially increased lease
costs combined to reduce net income, the
report said.
—V. 195, p. 2429.
sales of $54,-
over
..
.
further
natural
'income totaled $2,701,000, an Increase of 41% over net income
$1,910,000 for the previous fiscal year.
*
>
income per share for fiscal 1962 totaled 83 cents
compared '
of
James Talcott, Inc., established in 1854 and one of
the oldest concerns in its field in the United States,
_
for
share,
a
year ended June* 30,
of International
Oil
merger
effective
was
noted
Net
debt.
,
totaled
cents
14
Corp. into Western
May 14, 1962. Figures as stated for the
fiscal years encted June. 30, 1962 and
1961,, have been adjusted to
reflect the merged operations of the two
companies.
Joseph E. McDowell, President of United
Servomation, operators
vending and food service systems in 26 states, from coast-tocoast, has announced that both sales and earnings for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1962, reached record highs.
;
;
;
: \
722,000
the
was
which
of
initially in part will be used to reduce short-term
to
share, for the
a
highlight of the
,
ported,
Co. and New York Securities Co., N. Y. City.
Net proceeds will be added to general funds and
equal
cents
The
•
.
29
said.
Oct.
leasing
three
years.
The merger was approved
by. stockholders of both
on Sept. 28.
Warner-Lambert was represented in the
negotiations by F. Eberstadt & Co., and Lazard Freres &
Co.
American Chicle was repre¬
sented by Stone & Webster
Securities Corp.—V. 196, p. 794.
companies
sinking
1961
$11,907,000
:—.-—
stock dividends
for
'
•
called
the
of
due May
1,
1978 at
the First National City Bank, 55 Wall
1962
taxes
Preferred
has
operation
bentures
Syntex Laboratories, Inc.—Annual ReportYear Ended July 31—
Net sales
51
<fe
Co.,
Co.
Inc._
<te
Co
Walter
& Hurry,
Weedon
& Co.—.•
Co
Ryons
*
&
•
t
*
150,000
Inc.—.
Eichler
Inc.—
100,000
100,000
t
J
100,000
100,000
,
'
'
*
I
52
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
(1496)
/
.
.
Monday, October 8, 1962
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
No.
Clerk
Capistrano Union High School
until
bids
■Bond Sale—The $700,000
11
bonds offered
for the
purchase of $154,000 school proj¬
1961
ect
Nov. 1,
1964
15
1289—were
&
veen
bonds. Y Date
series
A
and interest
a
terest
cost
(J-D) payable at the
a
!
3.59%,
Sept.
on
3%s.
Due
15
Sept.
on
15
from 1979 to 1982 inclusive.
to
syndicate
a
Pima
Comity School District
vBond "Offering—Elsa B.
Clerk
Board
of
of
(MST)
until
bids
Oct.
on
Hanna,
be
4
purchase of $175,000 school bonds.
-Dated Nov.
from
1
1, 1962.
1964
1962
inclusive.
able at the
fice.
(A-O)
Pima
No.
will
New
Harris
Trust
Supervisors,
of
bids
receive sealed
(MST)
a.m.
Oct.
on
until
for
15
1965
to
Due
on
ity approved
&
by
Los
Principal
County Treasurer's office.
Los
to the First of Arizona
"
District
receive
awarded
ing,
Company.
of
Luis
will
San
at
chase
San
from
of
sealed
8
for
1, 1962.
1963
to
Due
1974
196,
Dec.
''V;.'
La
bonds
offered
awarded
to
;
The bonds
Due
on
(A-O)
are
Oct.
inclusive.
10
a.m.
pur¬
$325,000 school bonds.
1
24
Richards
dated Oct.
from
payable
at
office.
the
the
for
1,1962.
County
a.m.
school
returned
un¬
High Sch. Dist.,
(PST)
the purchase
bonds.
additional
water
After
com¬
interest
on
prior to maturity.
offered
1289—were
1—v.
awarded
headed
N.
the
by
T.
at
to
&
S.
Dean
Witter
Hammill
&
syndi¬
Bank
of
of
of
price
a
Co.;
on
Dec.
from
1
clusive.
1,
1963
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
100.003.
San
syndicate:
District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. B.
Wallace,
will
ors,
Los
$500,000
Nov.
1963 to
office,
for
the
purchase
school bonds.
Due
on
Oct.
inclusive.
(A-O)
of
the
of
County
the
1 County
purchase
the
or
of the
any
County
in
Chicago.
(PST)
p.m.
bonds.
Due
1965
to
Oct. 29 for the
on
of
on
$1,500,000
Dec.
inclusive.
1
water
from
Legality
1963
Los
1962.
Bond
Blatnick,
Principal and
at
the
T. & S. A., of San
in
Principal
or
agencies
New
York
interest
ceive
County
(PDST)
Offering—Mrs.
Town
sealed
on
Clerk,
bids
Oct.
15
until
Beverly
will
8
for the
re¬
p.m.
pur¬
the
.
City
or
a
were
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
on
Angeles
until
Nov. 7 for the
series
185,000
9
(PST)
a.m.
bonds.
1982
bids
400,000
syndicate
Francisco, at
headed
a
by
the
in
any
or
agencies
New
York
of
the
City
or
unlimited
1963
to
1968
40,000 2%s. Due
2.85%,
Nov.
1
from
inclusive.
on
Jr.,
will receive sealed bids until 1:30
(MST)
of
•
bonds,
as
and
on
distribution
Oct.
from
1
bonds.
1963
to
2002 inclusive.
treatment
on
Oct.
plant bonds.
Due
from
1
1992
1963
to
inclusive.
1,200,000
reconstruction
sewer
and extension
Oct.
from
1
bonds.
1963
Due
to
1992
on
in¬
clusive.
Dated
and
the
Oct.
Principal
1962.
1,
interest
(A-O)
Connecticut
payable
Bank
and
Company, Hartford/ Legality
proved
at
Trust
ap¬
by Robinson, Robinson
&
on
Oct. 19 for the
$5,985,000 bonds,
as
Bond Sale—The $650,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 2
the
to
First
3s, at
as
were
Boston
awarded
Corporation,
price of 101.81, a basis
a
of about 2.82%.
pur¬
FLORIDA
fol¬
Clearwater, Fla.
Certificate Sale—The $1,100,000
$3,000,000 student apartment 1961
bonds.
revenue
2,985,000
bonds.
,
1961
seres.
utility
-
.
revenue
.
revenue
Sept. 26
were
certificates offered
awarded to
group
a
composed of John Nuveen
Y"
,
1, 1962.
on
Oct.
1 from
1964 to 2001 inclusive.
Due
gality
approved
Nov. 1, 1969.
& Co.,
Leedy,
J.
Van
Le¬
by
D
a w s o n,
Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
w
Bond Sale
Oct.
1
reservoir
—v.
awarded to
196,
a
The $1,750,000
—
bonds
p.
1193
Wheeler
&
Ingen
&
offered
—
were
syndicate composed
of United California Bank of Los
Co.,
Alleman,
Inc.,
and
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., at
a
price of 98.01,
of about
net interest cost
a
3.13%,
as
$295,000 33As. Due
Englewood, Colo.
water
on
tax
Simsbury, Conn.
Seminary University
President of the Board of Trustees
chase
(EDST)
Cole.
of Denver, Colo.
p.m.
p.m.
2
$2,000,000 major water transmis¬
Principal
Bond Offering—John Evans,
price of 100.02,
follows:
$240,000 3s. Due
until
follows:
Dated
(J-D) payable at the
fiscal
the
receive
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $4,-
on
purchase of $3,-
B
Spoeri,
will
Treasurer,
1,200,000 intercepting sewer and
awarded
net interest cost of about
as
sealed
Conn.,
A.
B.
$880,000 school
bonds Offered Oct. 1
a
-
any
of
District
sion
Dated Oct.
Bond Sale—The
San
Los Gatos, Galif.
l.from 1963 to 1987
payable
inclusive.
Metropolitan Dist.
Offering—C.
Dated
(M-N) payable at the
Counties, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 24—v. 196, p.
for
cancelled.
(P. O. Hartford),
of
visors, will receive sealed bids at
,
Cruz Counties, Calif.
offer¬
CONNECTICUT
ap¬
Riverside and San Bernardino
from
1
scheduled
was
Hartford County
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
District, Santa Clara and Santa
also
time
same
lows:
High School -Riverside 'City High School Dist.,
Nov.
on
inclusive.
bonds
sewer
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
.
Nov. 1 from
on
ing of $275,000 special assessment
Chicago.
Offering—James Warren,
in¬
from
Nov. 1
on
1974 inclusive.
1980
Bond
bonds.
J
fiscal
Colorado
Due
1987
to
COLORADO
4
Los Gatos Joint Union
$275,000
Dated Oct. 1,
purchase
County Treasurer's, off ice,
Diego County, Calif.
interest
or
of
City
1962.
1975
Municipal 'Water District,
until
Oct. 23
(PDST)
a.m.
the
White & Co.
San
as
.
at
Due on Nov. 1 from
1982
and interest
bids
Chicago.
to
on
1, 1962.
seller
Bank of America N. T. & S. A. of
(PDST)
series
county,
of America N.
a.m.
for
23
of
Francisco.
11
sealed
inclusive.
receive sealed bids at Santa Ana
Supervsors, will
receive
Angeles until 9
Oct.
on
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern;
Rainbow
net
1966 inclusive.
1967 to
Due on Dec. 1 from
N.
Co.,
a
about. 291%,
U
vig, Clerk of Board of Supervis¬
to
C.
100.001,
430,000 23As. Due
the
1, 1962.
1289—were awarded to the Bank
Clerk of Board of
tfounty, *Calif.
1964
and
were
&
Offering Cancelled—The
Unified School District,
Angeles
Irving Lundborg & Co.; Waggen-
Bond
:
>
Dec.
Inc.,
Ingen
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
■
Buena Park School
Oct. 1, 1971
on
County Treasurer's office,
Oct. 30 for
to
'
r ^
Shearson,
Durst,
of
cost
420,000 3s. Due
and interest
&
J.
price of
a
1963 to
•
Oct. 1, 1969
on
berg; Cruttenden, Podesta & Mil¬
and
at
agencies
York
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
:
Co.; Stone & Young-
&
B.
to
bonds
time
same
$172,000 3s. Due
'
$1,022,000
revenue
1965
1,
«
and 1972.
p.
A.,
Other members of the
at. the
interest
Whittier Union High School Dist.,
196,
a
'.
■*.
20,000 2.60s. Due
$900,000 school
Oct.
Nov. 1 from
Sale—The
Due
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
of $1,795,000 school
Dated
Dec.
New
to
Refunding bonds will
Riverside
re¬
vig, Clerk of. the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
fiscal
prior
'
1970.
on
sewer
awarded
*
ler; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
1193—were
p.
(J-J)
be retired
may
Springs Unified School Dist.
bonds
and
Los
certain 'deferred
Palm
offered
Oct. 1, 1967
on
20,000 2V2S. Due
Torrance
of
of the First
1968.
and
Nov. 1, 1982
1987 inclusive.
Additional
refunding
-
proceed
manner
*' •:
20,000 2V4S. Due
1962.
pletion of such facilities, holders
Francisco,
Sept. 25—v.
"
1,
on
follows:
Oct.
on
Nov.
on
group
,
2s. Due
and 1966.
for
facilities.
power
1964.
for
orderly
America
bids
$415,000
Puenta Union
on
Co.
1963 to 1987
Legality
and
a
Oct. 1, 1963
on
20,000
under which the First
construction
to
Inc., at
$20,000 4V4S. Due
con¬
bonds may be issued for the
enue
cate
County, Calif.
Sold—All
were
&
Principal and interest
Treasurer's
Not
for
until 9
$60,000 school
Sept.
Hill
potoer
an
Super¬
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Shasta County, Calif.
Sale—The
in
1984 to
follows:
contract
new
Due
1981.
610,000 3V4s. Due
.by. the .'Bank, of, America.
and' of water
a
all bonds called
Los
■
v
will" now
District
of
and
opened.
Buckeye School District,
Bond
of
until
bonds scheduled
inclusive.
v./,n,
,
,
of
ceived
the
on
fice.
>
Board
San Mateo
Obispo until 2
Oct.
on
&&le
awarded
1193—were
Leaded
Refunding
July 1, 1977 have
negotiate1
County, Calif.
from
Nov. 1
and 1983.
bohds Offered Sept. ,25—v. 196, p.
of
■
County, Calif.
City
Bonds
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
n
school
Jefferson School District,
purchase of $120,000 school bonds.
1
$3,500,000
(PDST) from Oct. 23 for the
receive
Luis
(PDST)
Dated Dec.
at
Obispo, Calif.
Supervisors,
outstanding vFirst
The
'
Mateo
San
that
1
than 75%
funding Plan dated May 1,
to
High
Bond'TSaie^The $100,600 school
sented to the Modification of Re¬
visors, will receive sealed bids at
art, Deputy Clerk of the Board of
p.m.
bids
Offering—John A. Brun-
Clerk
Bond " Offering—Lillian L. Stew¬
bids
sealed
Oct.
on
more
3.10s.
1980 and
School Dist.,
Union
and
receive increased current interest
Redwood
School * District,
E.
Superintend¬
Jefferson School District,
Bond
CALIFORNIA
Atascadero
of
215,000
Co.; Wagenseller &
Nov. 1, 1972.
1979 inclusive
to
265,000 3.20s Due
Sequoia
Valley), Calif.
their maturity date, and new rev¬
Offerin g—Bryon
San Mateo
were
&
bonds.
,
$50,000 school
bonds offered Oct 1
by
Herrington
Angeles until Dec. 3 for the
Arizona
Sale—The
the
Savings Bank,
Angeles County, Calif.
will
ent,
Gust, Rosenfeld
County, Mohawk Valley Sch.
Bond
the
or
Elementary School Dist.,
Thompson,
Legal¬
17 (P. O. Yuma),
District (P. O.
District announced
power uses
purchase
District No.
and
basis
a
on
on
Durst, Inc., and C. N. White & Co.
Refunding 'Plan Effective—The
&
Manhattan
'Legality- approved
Bt> nd
Divelbess.
Yuma
N. T.
City,
Sutro & Co.,
1971 inclusive.
to
1973
Nov. 1 from
on
375,000 3s. Due
Crutten¬
.
Nevada Irrigation
the holders
1983
follows:
as
40,000 33/4s. Due
N, T. & S. A., of San Francisco,
Refunding Bonds
payable at the
(J-D)
Placerville,
Chase
York
Dahlquist,
El Monte
June 1 from
inclusive.
1970
and interest
County
Sutcliffe.
1962, series No. 2 bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1962.
interest
Corporation;
MacArthur &
as
>
Orrick,
purchase of $33,000 school project
of
the
or
Chicago.
11
the
and
in
Shelby
Co.,
of about 2.97%.
Grass
$245;000 4V2S. Due
Bank, San Fran¬
net interest
a
cost of about 321%,
syndi¬
den, Podesta & Miller; Kenower,
1982
"the
at
&
price of 102.38,
a
Bonds due
Bank,
Board
to
of
Bank
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., as
314s, at
A
San Francisco, or Los An¬
geles,
of
1966
and
1962.
1,
of America
Offering—Elsa B. Hanna,
Clerk,
from
office
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
17
Bond
Oct.
Principal
Bank
S. A.,
Cotmty, Laguna School Dist.
series
$150,000
payable
the
or
Oct. 9 for the
on
1
Treasurer's
Divelbess.
&
Sacramento, until
Dated
Oct.
on
inclusive.
County Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld
of
bonds.
Due
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
at
(PDST)
p.m.
purchase
Due on June
1972
to
received
Moulton
the
California
Angeles,
Cullom Davis & Co.,
County, Calif.
the
for
15
R. YH.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
11
United
Los
of
Bank
Michigan
California, N. A. of San Francisco,
Community
Services District, El Dorado
Supervisors,
will receive sealed
a.m.
El Dorado 'Hills
Tucson), Ariz.
National
Angeles,
of
the
composed -of
Security-First
Los
2
Get.
1289—were awarded
p.
cate: Wells Fargo
Sam-
&
Overton & Co., at
price of 100.0004,
a
cisco;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
$10,000,000' Feriner & Smith Inc.; First of
The
drain bonds offered
196,
of
members
and J. A
Co.,
1982 inclusive.
to
Other
County, County Flood
California
Bank
Wo. W(P.O.
1978
Hammill
Shearson,
Co., Hanifen, Imhoff
ford, Inc, J. K. Mullen Investment
3s. Due on Nov. 1 from
250,000
.
Sale—
Bond
as
from 1963 to 1978 inclusive.
185,000
& Divelbess.
Due
&
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
; >
Harzfeld,
Control Dist.' (P.'O, Los Angeles),
storm
"$515,000 3%s.
by Gust, Rosenfeld
ity approved
Los Angeles
—v.
Legal¬
County Treasurer's office.
about
of
Wilson,
by
Hogle & Co.,
230,000 23/4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Legality
& Morton.
Jones
net in¬
follows:
Principal
price of 100.10,
M-N.
Interest
Angeles, White, Weld & Co., J. A.
to 1972 inclusive.
1970
Due;
p.
Co., and E. F. Hutton &
Co., at
inclusive.
1971
Sept. 25—v. 196,
15, 1962.
May 15 from 1963 to 1994 in¬
approved
school
Nov.
120,000 2V2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
division
first
$500,000
Dated
clusive.
awarded to John Nu-
Due on June 1 from
1962.
to
Oct.
on
of
chase
bonds.
District, Orange County, Calif.
Supervisors,
of
sealed
(MST)
a.m.
ap¬
on
4, Ariz.
Board
of
receive
•will
Legality
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
Offering;—Elsa B. Hanna,
Bond
/
office.
Treasurer's
ARIZONA
County High School District
Pima
1964 to
1970
150,000 3s. Due
1971 to
210,000
1973
3.10s.
from 1974 to
follows:
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Aug.
1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
Aug.
1977 inclusive.
1
1' i'»
)
Volume 196
375,000
3.20s.
from
Number 6201
Due
1978
to
70,000 Is. Due
Aug.
on
1
inclusive.
1983
from
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
(EST)
purchase
Due
of
bonds.
$1,225,000
Dated
July
rev¬
bonds
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
of
100.04,
'
1975
Dated
Oct.
(EST)
of
until
Moses,
$1,650,000 water and
bonds.
enue
Due
Dated
Oct.
on
11
inclusive.
eewer rev¬
Oct.
1962.
1,
Interest A-O.
Legality
Village
Manager,
bids
sealed
Oct.
on
8
$2,450,000
water
Miller,
29
GEORGIA
1962.
1962
1962.
1,
clusive.
Decatur),
The
bond
s.
call¬
are
Oct.
City
Bank
the
and
of
Trust
net interest cost of about
100.02,
a
3.12%,
as
follows:
"1964 to 1980 inclusive.
3.10s.
from
1981
2,135,000
Due
to
3.20s.
DuQuoin),
Bond
Due
1
inclusive.
April
on
(CST)
3.30s.
Due
of
Dated
Nov.
$295,000
1,
from 1963
1
v
■'.*■
V * *•
■
cate:-
•"
>1 .'.V ■•••.*'.
v
•
members
Harris
Trust
-
;>•m
•
the
of
Bond
street
St.
Louis;
Wertheim &
Lazard
&
Freres
Sept.
Bank,
Federation
New
Bank
National
Trust
&
Citizens
York;
Bank;
Angeles;
Los
;
Trust
Co.,
Southern
&
Marine
Atlanta;
Western New
Company of
Yor.k; Buffalo, .Industrial National
Bank of Rhode
First
Bank,
Okla¬
Weil,
Howard,
La-
bou'isse, Friedrichs & Co.; Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc.; Arthur
L.
Wright & Co., Stockyards Na¬
tional Bank, Wichita, A. Webster
Dougherty & Co. and M. B. Vick
&
Co.
bonds of¬
a
Bond
Sale—The
196,
v,
1289—
p.
Muliancy,
a
water
bonds
on
Director,
sealed bids until
Oct.
16
for
Humphrey
Co.,
syn¬
Robinson-
of
composed
a
Inc.,
Johnson,
Lane, Space Corp.," Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Varnedoe, Chisholm '& Co„ and Cle¬
ment A. Evans &
Co.,
as
follows:
'
Dated
sive.
the
-1963
1970
to
jj>2,-
460,000 3%s. Due
1971
.
1979
to
on
inclusive.
180,000 3.40s. Due
1980 to
,
on
*
by
Chapman
&
bonds
1973
to
on
and
the
1962.
Due
p.m.
4
(CST)
purchase *of
tax
bonds,
series
sealed
Oct.
on
$2,220,332
follows:
as
OFP-190
bonds.
May and Nov. 1 from
1982
May and Nov. 1 from 1963
1982
Nov.
1,
interest
State
1962.
(M-N)
Bldg. Corp.,
J.
bids
11
office.
Clerk,
until
will
11
for the
898,000
Sch.
120,000
Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
Arm¬
receive
(CST)
a.m.
sealed
on
Oct.
purchase of :$1,797,000
street
sewer
and
alley
paving
ILLINOIS
the
pur¬
from
1963
to
1973
May
able
Legality
Oct.
on
Sale
—
The
awarded to
of
gage revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
1962.
Due
from
1979:
inclusive.
Independent
School Dist.,
outlay
Nov.
on
loan
from
1
inclusive.
1982
Nov.
loan
outlay
Due
on
from
1
1982 inclusive.
1963 to
District
Metropolitan
1,000,000
Park Loan Act of 1961 bonds.
.
Due
1963
1982
to
inclusive.
;
1,000,000 New Bedford Hurricane
Barrier
1963
of
Act
Loan
Due
on
Act of .1961
Nov.
on
from
1
from
/
Sewerage
bonds. Due
1963
inclusive.
,•
1962
1
Nov.
1992 inclusive.
to
Loan
District
2001
to
.
Metropolitan
2,600,000
Additional
of 1956 bonds. Due
of
Water
Act
Loan
Nov. 1
on
Lynch,
Smith
Inc.,
Nov.
the
State
York
im¬
com¬
Pierce,
Hattier •&
Dane
&
Co.
-
Co.,
and
«.
(CST)
on
bids
until
2
A..
re¬
p.m.
Oct. 16 for the purchase
$861,680 Sewerage District No.
certificates. Dated
3
on
Legality
Dec.
by
will
Board,
until
10
27
were
Sept.
of
Boston,
100.37,
as
at
3.10s,
a
basis of about
a
bonds
on
inclusive.
1982
dated
are
Oct,
15,
Oct. 15 from 1963 to
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the State
Street Bank and Trust Co., Bos¬
terest
Legality approved by Storey,
ton.
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
Dudley, Mass.
Bond Offering—George
A. Gro-
Town Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
bids until 11. a.m.
melski,
School
Board
(EDST)
Freda
—
chase
DePo-
of Parish ISchool
sealed
receive
a.m.
/
school
offered
bonds
.
(P. O. New Orleans), La.
Offering
New
Company,
the First
or
awarded to the National Shawmut
ceive
Secretary
at
Boston,
1, 1962.
approved
Foley, Cox & Judell.
Parish
payable
Carlisle, Mass.
March 1 from 1963 to 1972
Orleans
Principal
1962.
Sale—The $365,000
Bond
The
Offering—Curtis
sealed
1
National
Bank, Chicago. Legality approved
by Attorney General.
1962. Due
Rodemacher, City Clerk, will
ceive
Nov.
on
3.05%.
Lafayette, La.
Certificate
1,
(M-N)
Trust
price of
&
Act
Loan
Treasury,
City
Bank
Rouse
bonds. Due
interest
Sanford, Newman, Brown & Co,,
Steiner,
Additional
from 1963 to 2012 inclusive.
\
Bankers
$660,000
Water
Metropolitan
1961
Inc.,
Bond
KENTUCKY
Hazard
inclusive.
capital
bonds.
loan
from
1
Due
and
syndicate
a
Merrill
&
Fenner
litte,
purchase of $2,500,000 first mort¬
outlay
Nov.
on
capital
provement bonds offered Sept. 27
Agency,
11 for the
inclusive..
1982
to
3,000,000
ap¬
(P. O. Lake Charles), La.
Bond
pay¬
Topeka.
(CST)
from
1
Due
bonds.
District
Gravity Drainage Dist. No. 4
inclusive.
at the State's Fiscal
loan
outlay
Nov.
on
capital
5,000,000
.1,000,000
Calcasieu Parish Gravity Sub-
inclusive.
repair bonds.
capital
Due
bonds.
Dated
Due
street
follows:
as
$1,000,000
6,000*000 Metropolitan
LOUISIANA
of
bonds.
Principal and interest (M-N)
strong, Secretary of the Corpora¬
a.m.
pur¬
Skaggs,
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
posed
Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on
1
L.
noon
16 for the
from 1963 to 2009 inclusive.
at
boncis.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Chicago Park District, III.
for
11
Co.,
Receiver-General,
Oct.
on
bonds.
$1,075,000 series bonds.
Le¬
Jones,
and
5,000,000
Drainage District No. 2 of
Topeka, Kansas
111,000 storm
(P.O. Indianapolis),
Offernig—Fred
Treasurer
bonds.
Oct.
Trust
will receive sealed bids until
Offering—George Hays,
on
&
Boston, Mass.
1963 to
(EST)
were
"
Indiana
.
1
chase of $1,375,000 revenue
bonds,
as follows:
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
Bank
a
Chairman of the District, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
inclusive.
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell.
Legality approved by Ross,
Warren Township Junior High
9
'
196,
to
Offering—Edwin McNeal,
Bond
Corp.,
Bond,Offering—John T. Driscoll,
Taylorsville), Ky,
Due
gality; approved by Stinson, Mag,
■
Rapides
1963
by
syndi¬
MASSACHUSETTS
inclusive.
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1991 inclu¬
Bond
1986 inclusive.
25—v.
awarded
approved
•
1,
Alexandria.
bonds,
Spencer County (P. O.
Due
-
on
and
Corporation.
Legality
the
of
Securities
1963 to 1982
Bond
March
on
& Kees, Wheeler & Woolfolk, Inc.
sewer
300,000 series B bonds.
bonds.
Bond Offering—Edwin R.
Conservancy District?
Sept.
were
—
1
chase of $25,600,000 unlimited tax
Ky.
group composed of Fox, Reusch &
inclusive.
National*
.
Sterling,
Bond Offering-rJHoward J.
Dec. 1 from
Dec. 1 from
&
March
on
Barrow, Leary & Co., Ducournau
(EDST)
offered
1290
.
Due
Ferguson
Co., Inc., Bache & Co., and First
E. Peterson,
receive
Sny¬ various purpose special assess¬
der; Secretary of Board of Direc¬ ments
bonds, as follows:
tors, will receive sealed bids until
*$150,000 fire station bonds.
11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 15 for the
;
150,000 interceptor sewer bonds.
purchase of $387,000' series; 1962;
100,000' park improvement bonds.
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
Due
268,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
1982 inclusive.
210,000 3V2s.
Grafton,
1
r;
members
Equitable
Nov. 1 from
on
1973
-
Dec. 1 from
on
of •County Clerk, will receive sealed
Dated bids until ;9, a.m. (EST) on Oct.
l?onds.
will
to
Dated
McCord, Ice & Miller.
inclusive,
by
Bond Sale—The $280,000
(CST)
to
on
1,
Indiana
Dec. 1 from
on
proved
May and Nov. 1 from 1964
City
Oak Jf*atrk
(EST)
a.m.
March
on
1986 inclusive.-
Due
1987.
1
1980 inclusive.
Due
IV2S.
Other
Oct. 11 for the purchase of $175,000 Pensacola Park Subdivision
J.
on
improvement
Indiana
receive
purchase
388,683 series P-192 bonds.
Principal and interest (J-J)
at
will
sealed bids until 11
"60,000
cate:
(P. O. Williamsburg), Ky.
on
1963
receive
purchase of
Oct.
Clerk,
Due
3.60s.
March
on
1975 inclusive.
from 1981 to
;
Lexington, Ky.
and
on
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclu¬
on
sive.
$290,000 3.40s. Due
Bank
to
(EST)
315,000
follows:
March 1 from
Due
3V2S.-
interest
net
as
inclusive.
from 1976 to
by
syndicate
a
a
on
1970
1971 to
205,000
Whitley County Water District,
the
Due
;
Authority,
a.m.
airport
000,000
bonds.
the
10
Interest
.
City
par,
3.51%,
3V4S.
from
Hays & Fahey.
$1,375,365
3s, .at
as
will
inclusive.
inclusive.
1978
unlimited
Bond Offering—G. Edwin Petro,
pego-
Sept. 26 by
the
airport
until
Indiana
Airport
1979
Legality
approved
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
;
p.
Bank, both of
456,283 series P-191
revenue
via
for
Clerk,
for
9
basis of about
Airport
to
M-N.
2.95%.
Indianapolis
Dated
Salina, Kansas
bids
McCord, Ice & Miller.
sewer
t.
purchased
was
tiated sale
dicate
and
$20,000
until 7:30 p.m.
16
approved
City
school
$50,000
a
bonds,
to
165,000
of
KANSAS
Bond. Sale—An issue of $1,14Q,-
000*
bids
3V8S, at
Township
Wells & Co.,
price of 100.30,
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
Fleischer.
Offering—Lawrence
to
Bank. Legality approved by Ross,
Savannah, Ga.
ap¬
^Cutler.
1193—were awarded to
.p.
1963
basis of about
School
school
Mount
Savings
1, 1962. Due
ity
Indianapolis
as
11
the
Clark
receive
9
for
the
purchase of $165,000
Principal ^school building bonds. Dated Oct.
and interest ,(M-N) payable at the
1, 1963. Due on Oct. 1 from 1963
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ to 1976 inclusive. Interest A-O.
$90,000 off-
Corp.,
will
to
by Scharff & Jones, Inc.,
price of
a
Nov. 1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from
awarded to
were
National
Oct.
on
building bonds offered Sept. 25—
payable
v
.
Legality
totaling
1964
196,.
for
$1,025,000
U. S.
sealed
Nov.
(P. O. Huntington), Ind.
•
First
National Bank & Trust Co.,
City;
First
■:
Miami; Third
Nashville;
homa
Sept. 24
;
Huntington
Louis;
St.
Bank,
First National Bank,
National
27—v.
until
11
Rimmer, City Clerk, will receive
Island, Providence;
National
bonds
Nov.
revenue
Clerk,
\
$900,000 public
awarded
were
Waterloo, Iowa
bonds.
on
25
purchase
Bond Offering—H.
•
Bank, in Dallas; United
California
hall
Bond
pur¬
inclusive.
The
—
Share
&
3.10%.
Co.;
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; First
National
Due
1973
price of 100.14,
a
Company,.
Trust
the
school
awarded to the
Bond
Co.;
Sale
parking
fered
Savings
Kuhn, Loeb
Mercantile
Ma¬
Traer.
t
were
Co.;
to
bids
Oct.
on
Todd,
will
Elkhart, Ind.
Bank, Chicago; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
&
Todd,
INDIANA
1
syndi¬
&
for
1962.
sealed
Truer, Iowa
$170,|0Q,()
from 1988 to 1991 inclusive.
Other
C.
1
April
on
the
inclusive.
Farmers
the
Schools,
17
City
Abbeville),
improvement bonds offered Sept.
$155,000 5s. Due
'
:
for
9
1977
the
III.
of
Oct.
on
/from 1984 to 1987 inclusive.
1,890,000
Legal¬
(CDST)
offered
Sale—The
cost of about
Offering—Florence
Todd,
Bond Sale—The fire station and
inclusive.
Offering—R.
Superintendent
chase
April
on
1983
The bonds
Interest J-D.
receive
May 1
on
School District No. 207 (P. O,
April 1 from
on
Dec. 1 from
on
will
receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
$8,330,000 3s. Due
1,635,000
Due
Graf¬
Dated
Perry County Community Consol.
price of
a
1962.
1963 to 1971
of
Company
Georgia, in Atlanta, at
of
Dated
bids until 3 p.m.
town
York
New
1,
from
syndicate headed by the Chase
Manhattan
purchase
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
1289—were awarded to
p.
(CST)
bonds.
Clerk,
•'
196,
receive
Offering—Florence
Oct.
to
120,000 series 1962 bonds.
by
of Bewer Project bonds. Dated Sept.
$321,000 sewer bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1964
1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Legality ap¬
on
able.
provement bonds offered Oct. 2—
a
will
the
Due
.City
on
Due
bonds
Legality approved
Bond Offering—Florence Clark
seal, d
series
Feb.
From-
F.
Muscatine, Iowa
-
,
Bond
.May 1 from 1969 to 1995 in¬
Georgia
Bond Sale—The $13,990,000 im¬
v.
for
revenue
,
son,
Dated
Bond
1965
Clerk,
callable.
of
follows:
as
$2,330,000
DeKalb County (P.O.
City
ler.
bonds,
revenue
1982
Lexington, Ky.
(CDST)
purchase
to
interest
and
ton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
receive
p.m.
for 'the
15
1963
Principal
1962.
Clin¬
the
to
Offering—Leo
Oct.
on
are
will
until
sewer
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
approved by Caldwell, Trimble .&
Mitchell.
awarded
1963/ to 1976 inclusive.
from 1865 to 1982
1
$40,000
Dubuque, Iowa
melt,
Chicago.
Offering—Troy
from
1,
Hospital Service
.Louisiana
at
.
Bond
Northbrook, III.
d
1
June
;
•
ard.
Bond
Oct. 1,
on
Dated
June
on
inclusive.
ton National Bank.
Cutler.
E
bonds.
Parish
53
District No. 2 (P. O.
headed
1290—were
from
Principal
of
Bank
Vermilion
Sale—The
Bond
(J-D) payable at the
National
pur¬
payable at the Peoples Bank, Haz¬
$400,000
a.m.
Oct. 17 for the purchase
on
1
Oct. 9 for the
on
chase of $100,000 school improve¬
ment
bonds offered Sept. 25—v. 196, p.
1962.
1,
approved
(EST)
p.rm
Comanche, Iowa
to 1981 inclusive.
City Manager and Clerk, will re¬
bids
Legality
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Due
Dec. 1 from
on
Company.
IOWA
of
cost
Dec.
on
Trust
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Bond Offering—Frank B.
&
First Na¬
interest
96,000 3*4s. Due
First
sealed
Bank
Indianapolis.
the
to
net
a
and interest
-;
;
Temple Terrace, Fla.
ceive
(J-J) payable at the Fletcher Na¬
tional
1964 to 1974 inclusive.
Legality
Watson.
&
sold
was
$100,000 3s. Due
approved by Patterson, Freeman,
Richardson
1
about 3.16%, as follows:
1962.
1,
Jan.
on
inclusive.
tional Bank of Chicago, at a price
July 1 from 1965 to 2002
on
<
Oct. 19 for
on
Due
1984
(1497)
water supply and storage facilities
ham, Treasurer of the Board of
the
to
Bond Sale—An issue of $196,000
College
Bond Offering—William W. Up-
enue
1964
Galena, III.
(P. O. St. Petersburg), Fla.
a.m.
bonds.
revenue
Aug. 1, 1984.
on
Florida Presbyterian
until 10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
bids
on/Oct.
(CST)
31
of
bonds,
as
on
Oct.
10 for the pur¬
unlimited tax
$370,000
follows:
V"
$200,000 school project loan bonds.
Due on Oct. 15 from 1963 to
1977
inclusive.
'
-Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
purchase
of
until
Oct.
23
$11,300,000
for
the
parking
callable.
on
Jan.
1
The
Principal
1965 to
bonds
and
are
interest
.
Bond
Kentucky
Offering—R. G. Eversole,
Secretary of Board
of Education,
for
the
school
purchase
second
Dated Dec.
of
series
1, 1962.
$6,500,000
1961
bonds.
170,000 school bonds. Due on Oct.
15 from 1963 to
1977 inclusive.
54
Oct.
Dated
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1498)
1962. Principal
15,
from
1
1963
Dodge.
Huron
were
improvement 1962 bonds.
50,000
Nov.
Dated
1962.
1,
Bond Sale—The
Note Sale—An issue of $200,000
temporary loan notes
site
Co.
the State Street Bank & Trust
1963
to
in-
1971
West.
MISSISSIPPI
.
-
.
196, p. 1290 —were
—v.
Bond
Blyth & Co., Incrj and
Shannon &
Co., jointly, at a price
rich,
1963
1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from
to
inclusive.
1979
and interest
Bond Sale—The $800,000 indus-
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Chase
tria* bonds offered Oct. 1 v. 196,
1290—were awarded to Leland
County Treasurer's office
Manhattan Bank, New York
Legality
City.
Hawkins,
by
approved
or
Delafield & Wood.
Forrest County (P. O.
Bethlehem
Hattiesburg), Miss.
will receive
Clerk,
on
purchase of $3,-
765,000 improvement bonds. Dated
Oct.
Offering—Arthur J. Die-
Village
(EDST)
noon
the
for
17
Speed Company.
/
Avon, Minn.
.
Freeholders, will receive
p.
&
v
offered
bonds
Oct.
Covington County (P. O. Collins),
Dorsey,
Windhorst
Marquart,
Owen,
by
approved
.
awarded to
Boston, at 1.30%.
$500,000 school
building
and
sold to Sept. 25
was
Legality
Michigan
Springfield), Mass.
Chosen
sealed bids until
1
Due on
Monday, October 8, 1962
Mississippi
from
1
,
Valley School District,
.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
elusive.
■
Hampden County (P. O.
of
Sept. 25
Nov.
& field, Paddock & Stone.
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer
.
awarded to Paine,
1977 inclusive. The bonds are
callable.
inclusive.
1972
to
payable at the Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
New EnglaM Merchants National able at the City Treasurer's office.
Bank, Boston. Legality approved Legality approved by Miller, Canand interest (A-O)
.
Township School Dist.,
New
Jersey
Bond Sale—The $600,000 hospii/w;
Maiden, Mass.
Bond Offering—Ethel Hoppock,
Oct. 10 for the purchase of $140,bonds offered Sept. 25 v. 196,
Bond Sale
The school bonds about J2.98%, as follows: ■,
000
water
improvement
1962 P- 1291 — were awarded to the Secretary of Board of Education,
totaling $1,986,000 offered Sept. 26 $75,000 3%s. Due on May 1 from
receive
sealed
bids
until
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on First National Bank of Memphis, will
—v.
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
196, p. 1194—were awarded
8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 15 for the
to a syndicate composed of Hal100,000 2V2S. Due on May 1 from May 1 from 1965 to 1987 inclu- as 3s, 2%s and 2%s, at a price of
of
'
100.07,
interest
net
a
of
cost
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(CST)
on-
—
Stuart & Co Inc., Harriman
& Co.,
Inc.,
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.,
Hornblower : &
Ripley
Fahnestock
Weeks,
of
100.16,
a
as
130,000 3s.
a
North Andover), Mass.
Mackinac
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 dor¬
26
were
sold to the Housing and Home
Agency,
nance
3^s, at
as
Fi¬
price
a
of par.
Newton, Mass.
Note
Sale—The
tem¬
awarded to the Boston Safe
were
Deposit
Trust
&
1.12%. Due
Company,
at
Nov. 5, 1962.
on
North Andover
Bond
Offering—Jas.
Town
J.
noon
(EDST)
on
interest
State
(M-N)
Street
Boston.
Bank
Legality
Storey,
at
the
Trust
&
Co.,
by
approved
Thorndike,
from
1
Palmer
&
J-J.
O'Neil,
City
ceive
(EDST)
for
9
sive.
from
1
re¬
noon
the
1963
(EST)
of
payable at the State Street Bank
ity
Company, Boston. Legal¬
approved
by
Ely,
Bartlett,
$115,000
and
bank
until
8
p.m.
notes.
May 1,
on
Oct.
Dated
interest
1,
Worcester, Mass.
at
a
trust company to be des¬
or
ignated by the purchaser. Legality
approved
Miller,
by
Paddock &
Canfield,
Offering—Bernard T. Lee,
until
17
11:30
for
750,000
(EDST)
a.m.
the
purchase
Township
unlimited
tax
on
bonds,
follows:
Township
Clerk,
Oct. 9 for the
water
Rider,
receive
(DST)
on
purchase of $375,000
special
1962
assessment
The bonds
terest A-O.
Due
30d ,000 street construction loan
1963 to
1972 inclusive.
800,000
on
building
jloan bonds.
No.
Due
April 1 from
(P.
Dated
April
1,
Treasurer,
Dated
May
on
31,
1962.
Principal
(A-O) payable to the
Le¬
sealed bids until 10:30
$190,000
first
series
Sept. 20, 1962. Due
1963.'
Legality
ap¬
10
for
the
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
1962
of
bonds.
Pated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on-Aug.
purchase
notes. Dated
of
on
Co., at
$125,000
Sept. 1, 1962. Due
on
bids
until
for
bonds,
Earl
Lamb,
receive
sealed
p,m.
(CST)
purchase
of
on
liquor
Oct.
$175,000
nToheT.b0ndS ^ 1 from
,d^ted
Oct.
8
p.m.
the
for
building
Paramus School District,
bonds.
on
of
1291—were awarded to
syndicate
24 for the
Oct.
on
Charles, Mo.
—
bids
Oct.
until
F.
for-the
23
(t>OAA
Nov.
(CDST)
purchase
of
and
Bond
1194
NEVADA
1,
Bond Sale—The
Legality
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
Nov.* 1
from* 1965-to
1, 1962.
$700,000 school
1291—were awarded to the First
of
Bank
Nevada,
in
•■':?/>
100.03,
Offering—Eugene A. Mo-
nick, County Auditor, will receive
Oct
24
for
a.m.
the
(CST)
purchase
$3,000,000 series B bonds.
of
Dated
Nov. 1,
1962. Due
1963 to
1992 inclusive. The bonds
Nov. 1 from
on
are
callable. Principal and inter-
est
(M-N) payable at the Ameri¬
can
National
First
Bank,
National
New York.
St.
Paul,
County
(P.
Offering
—
J.
Oct. 24 for the purchase
bonds. Dated
and
interest
bank
to
be
purchaser.
Principal
(M-N) payable at
designated
by
York
a
the
Bond
bonds
City,
$1,350,000
a
2.70s,
as
at
—
bonds
at
a
Sale
—
The
offered
awarded
Bank
price
of
of
at
to
the
the
First
Chicago,
100.18,
time
a
as
-
on
purchase of $1,-
May 1 from 1965
on
Legality
ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield
&
Plains-F anwood
Sch.
Dist.
Bond Sale—The $923,000 school
bonds
offered
awarded
as
3.20s,
Sept.
John
to
price
at* a
26
Nuveen
of
were
&
Co.,
100.25,
a
basis of about 3.17%.
West Paterson, N. J.
,,v.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
pose
various
totaling
Sept.
26—v.
196,
p.
awarded to B. J. Van
&
Co., and J. B
as
3s, at
pur¬
$336,000
of¬
1291—
Ingen
Hanauer & Co.,
.
price of 100.02, a basis
a
NEW
Cloudcroft
Na-
Bond
offered
Municipal School Dist.
basis
building
bonds
awarded
were
tional
Bank
the
school
Sept
First
24
Na¬
Alamogordo.
Babylon, N. Y.
Bond
Offering
Clerk
to
of
$80,000
offered
NEW YORK
of
NEW JERSEY
Bond'
II, N. Mex.
Sale—The
about 2.03%.
Smith,
MEXICO
2.10s,
of
Sale
—
O.
—v.
to
.
196,
p.
Adams,
1291—were awarded
McEntee & Co., Inc.,
William
E.
as
the Board
of
basis- of about
—
The $386,000 im¬
provement bonds offered Sept. 27
Hackensack), N. J.
improvement
$252,000
(EST)
(P. O. Scotch Plains), N. J.
$175,000
same
Bergen County (P.
The
receive
will
inclusive.
a
basis of about
system and land acquisition
sewer
Anthony, Minn.
Sale
2002
Scotch
Legality approved by
totaling
Franklin F.
—
bonds. Dated May
revenue
1, 1962. Due
No.
Additional
Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, LefSr.
515,000
the
for
2.66%.
were
inclusive.
The
—
price of 100.32,
tional
1985
to
Sale
Offering
President,
15
fered
system bonds offered Sept.
sewer
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
$1,500,000 water
Oct.
were
New
Edward
Moline, Director of Finance, will
on
the
Nashua, N. H.
Bond
Trenton),
27—v. 196, p. 1291—were awarded
-of about 2.99%.
to the First National City Bank of
O.
Minneapolis), Minn.
Bond
at
gality approved by Ropes & Gray.
City Bank of
Chapman & Cutler.
payable
B.
Jersey
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
First National Bank, Boston. Le-
or
Legality approved by
Richfield
improvement bonds. Dated Nov.
1962- Due on Nov- 1 from 1963
to 1982 inclusive. Principal and
(M-N)
J.
Wood.
city Treasurer, will receive sealed
kids until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Oct.
9 *or 'ke purchase of $1,095,000
interest
196, p.
to
basis of about 2.61%.
a
College (P. O.
proved
Manchester, N. H. Bond Offering—Jas. P. Bourne,
Minnesota
$50,000 school
awarded
were
—
Moore,
to
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Ramsey County (P. O. St. Paul),
School District,
Sale—The
Bond
bonds offered Sept. 25—v. 196, p.
quart, Windhorst & West.
10
Co.,
Jersey
bonds offered Sept. 27—v.
Rider
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar¬
until
a
Boland,
of
Lyons, Hannahs & Lee, Inc.,
New
of
Reno.
bids
1—v.
Hanauer & Co., as 2%s, at a price
follows:
as
Lyon County School District, Nev.
inclusive.
F-A.
Oct.
Lebenthal & Co., J. R. Ross &
Pompton Lakes
.,
National
^
offered
composed
B. Broek-
8 p m
$1,300,000 bonds,
Oct.
$80,000
Dated
Interest
N. J.
$2,160,000
bonds
p.
New
(CST)
purchase
The
—
196,
greitens, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
1962. Due Feb. 1 from 1965 to 1982
on
Legality approved
school
^00,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
500,000 waterworks bonds.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
1962
Due
on
h
1965 to
on
until
Union
National
the
-
St
on
ler & Hamilton.
revenue
to
bonds.'ftated Dec. bidding for $2,155,000 bonds, as
1, 1962. Due on March 1 from 1964 3%s; at a price of 100.25, a basis
of about 3.22%.
to 1982 inclusive.
^
1966
as follows:
$125,000
•
8
the
(CDST)
Nov. 1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from
will
—
pjn>
offering
proved by Briggs & Morgan.
1962. Due
inclu¬
1992
Bueter, City Clerk and Register, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, Ira
wm receive sealed bids until 8 Haupt & Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
par.
a96^" ?UG r?
\
(CST)
MINNESOTA
Offering
of
price
a
to
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Margaret M.
—
school
1962. Due on
provement 1962
$285,000 «im-
1, 1964. Interest A-O. Legality ap-
of
Clerk,
The
—
Offering
awarded to John Nuveen &
were
17
1963
Bank, Dover.
purchase, of $2,125,000 public im-
provement bonds offered Sept. 26
Oct.
March 1, 1963.
22
Sale
The
Offering—Dean C. Burk-
Bond
Bond Offering—R. Stanton Kil-
the
on
Rankin.
City
patrick, City Clerk, will receive
for
receive
Alexandria, Minn.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
16
will
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
MICHIGAN
Oct.
Raeside,
Saline Area School District, Mich.
Bond
purchase of $200,-
Maplewood, Minn.
Bond
sealed
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
gality approved by Storey, Thorn¬
dike, Palmer & Dodge.
•
School
Mich.
Oct. 8 for the purchase of $650,000
notes.
Bond
Sealed bids will
~
bids
$2,946,000
from
1
payable
Florissant, Mo.
rec^^r^unJtil^(n.p(iv(C^T) on
hardt, Treasurer of the Board of
April 1 from Education,
will
receive
sealed
First National Bank, Boston.
on
Union
Detroit),
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
&
'1963 to 1982 inclusive.
and interest
O.
construction
Due on April 1
on
In¬
Legality approved by
Township,
1
County (P. O.
Offering
Bond
Bedford
Dec.
the Mayor and the Board of Aldermen.
Legality approved by
Charles & Trauernicht.
Independence), Minn.
Bond
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
jfrom 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
350,000 flood protection loan
bonds.
callable.
are
Note Offering—John C.
April 1 from 1963 to 1967
Due
&
Oct. 25 for the
on
of
until
bids
sealed
(EDST)
Norwood, Minn.
as
; inclusive.
bonds.
Windhorst
J.
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
(M-N) payable at the purchaser's
Bond Offering—Norbert Meyer,
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
District
on
Dorsey,
receive
p.m.
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
interest
and
N.
District,
BondSale
Jackson
Ann Arbor), Mich.
'
$300,000 water loan bonds.
Principal
inclusive.
School
Offering—Marie N. Brady,
purchase
MISSOURI
O.
(P.
Bond Offering—T. Bruce
$1,-
of
by
1982 inclusive.
Stone.
Pittsfield
sive.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Oct.
Marquart,
1963. Prin¬
payable
April 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclu¬
bids
1, 1962. Interest J-D.
M street bonds*
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on
Brown & Procter.
Bond
1975
8
option subject to the approval by
Nov. 6 for the
on
Principal and interest (M-N)
& Trust
to
1963
will
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1982
on
Bank,
approved
Secretary of Board of Education,
sealed
dustrial bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
West.
by
Oct. 8 for the purchase
on
Due
inclu¬
1972
to
from
1
approved
Owen,
In¬
School ' District,
bids
sealed
receive
pur¬
1962. Due
callable.
are
Legality approved
Note Offering—Otto Ross, Sec¬
improvement
$150,000
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Nov.
L.
will
until
bids
Oct.
on
of
Thomas
—
Treasurer,
sealed
chase
Boston), Mass.
Offering
1,973 in-
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
9 for the purchase of $75,000 inDue
Dated Dec.
Legality
retary of Board of Education, will
1962.
Bond
to
1964
on
inclusive.
inclu¬
1991
to
(P. O. Muskegon), Mich.
cipal
Dodge.
Westfteld (P. O.
1964
Shores
Mona
No^.
Principal and
payable
Oct. 16 for
purchase of $2,950,000 school
Nov. 1 from 1963
on
inclusive.
Due
Offering—T. G. Weaver,
will
Legality
<
Bond
Clerk,
National
by Gebhart & Kiefer.
Dover
Union, Miss.
Bond
(A-O) payable
Citizens
the
Bloomsbury.
Due from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Town
special
cipal and interest
at
1
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1963 to
Leland Speed Company.
as
-.W',;
bonds.
from
1
Dec.
on
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone. be
$1,-
of
bonds,
tax
150,000 park system bonds. Due
bids
sealed
on
Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Oct.
*
and sewerage revenue bonds offered Sept. 28 were awarded to
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on
,
1982
(EST)
sive. The bonds
390,000 school bonds. Dated
1, 1962. Due
receive
will
terest
purchase
the
cation,
until 3 p.m.
purchase of $72,000 school bonds.
*
Starkville, Miss. ;/
on
elusive.
Offering— Paul J. Kin-
Maker,
Oct.
for
Dec.
Kenower, MacV
receive
sealed bids until
10
Bond
Jan.
will
Treasurer,
to
Co.
receive
(CST)
improvement
assessment
ville, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
the
(P. O. Boston),
Massachusetts
to
awarded
.
$1,000,000
1290—
Sept. 27—v. 196, p.
were
100.01.
purchase of $1,-
unlimited
■■
...V,
follows:
Marquette School District, Mich.
$500,000
loan notes offered Sept. 27
porary
Mich.
the
for
22
150,000
Bond Sale—The $250,000 county
care
facility bonds of¬
Arthur &
will
Clerk,
Village
den,
Oct.
medical
fered
Edina, Minn.
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
(P. O.
County
St. Ignace),
consolidated and refund¬ 'I
ing bonds offered Sept.
1978 inclusive.
1976 to
Le-
Offering—Gretchen S. Al- '
Bond
May 1 from
on
callable.
are
Bond Sale—The $350,000 water
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
1975
90,000 3*4s. Due
Merrimack College (P. O.
mitory
Due
1972 to
The bonds
gality approved by Briggs & Morgan.
inclusive.
1971
1969 to
and
Co.,
&
2%s, at
105,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from
-
price
basis of about 2.72%.
Cooley & Co.,
sive.
1968 inclusive.
1966 to
sey,
2Vzi,
at
a
price
of
2.48%;\
100.07,
a
Volume
196
■
The
Number 6201
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.(1499)
Beacon City
Bond
District Clerk,
the
for
school
Due
inclusive.
(A-O)
1 from
1, 1962.
27
cjai
1964
Beacon.
Legality
Adams, McEntee fic Co., Inc., and
Farmers
Galloway &
the National Commercial Bank &
3.20s, at
price of 100.36,
a
of about 3.17%I"V
Union Free Sch.
'•
J.-]',:"'-V-
...
.•>
,
.
-
-V"
Logan.
as
(P. O. Katonah),
NORTH
awarded
to
a
Bond
group
Marine
the
Trust
street
Buffalo,
Roosevelt
Francis h duPont &
&
basis of about 2.94%.
and interest
Chemical
lin, Hamden and Revina Central,,
1
18
the
purchase
of
15 from
June
on
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal
$895,000
payable
National
Bank,
approved
by
Dikeman.
bonds.
The $225,000 off-
—
price
a
of
Co.,
100.94,
-
New
York
Trust
York
City,
Bond
3y8s,
as
School District, N.
23
196,
v.
the
for
(CST)
purchase
Devine
(EDST)
Oct.
on
23
for
the
payable
Co.
the
at
Legality
Cleveland
approved
by
C.. J.
Due
| ^
by
from
M-N.
1964 to
ceive
bids
sealed
(EDST)
chase
;
on
of
Oct.
until
16
bonds offered Sept. 25—v.
awarded
to
196,
a
p.
group
composed of the Central National
No.
a.m.
the
for
Bond
pur¬
Legality approved
LeFevere,
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Oct.
Bond
Sale—The
$276,000
elec-
trie light and power system bonds
°ffer®d ®eP\25 ^
the First National Bank fir Trust
(A-O)
at the First National
Chase
or
York
Oct.
for, the
30
station
were
&
The
bonds
Co.,
100.75;
walks
Co.,
price
a
27
received, until 11
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $25,-
on
price of 100.12.
a
Offering
of
—
until
B. J.
Stacey,
(EST)
noon
.
(not
Frances Jelli-
Recorder,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7;30 p.m.
Oct. V 22
on
$126,000
for
the
(PST)
purchase
bonds.
revenue
a
of
Dated
1, 1963. Due on Jan. 1. from
to 1983 inclusive.
;;
Legality
■
(J-D)
payable
Bank
Secretary
of
will; receive
(PST)
purchase
tion
Due
Bond
Offering—Robert
T.
Urie,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
on
Oct. 8
purchase of $30,000
(PST)
of
sealed
bids
Oct.
Jan.
Dated
1
000
(EDST)
bonds. Dated Oct.
street
by
Rhoads,
fic
fic
Schmertz
fic
gate
fic
Co.;
Co.;
Cunningham,
_
Hulme, Apple-
Humphrey,
Masten
fic
Co.;
Inc.;
Kay,
chased
1'
inclu¬
(M-N)
office.
1963' to
City
at- the
Treasurer's
Legality approved by Shu¬
ler, Sayre, Winfree fic Rankin.
Kidder,
Tremble,
City
—
H.
196,
hill,
$125,000
School
AnnvilterCleoaa
Patton
sewer
15
Nov.
from
1964
until
for
Protec¬
1,
to
Oct. 15 for
$100,000
of
school
1, 1962. Due on
Nov 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
1962.
able
the
at
tional
fic
Lebanon Valley
Lebanon;
Bank,
approved
by V Rhoads,
Na¬
Legality
Sinon
1978r Reader.
fic
fic
Co.;
of
Co.
Jr.,
A. Hohman,
Borough Secretary,
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
Oct;
on
chase
of
bids
Offering
—
The
Anthony B.
Finance, will receive sealed bids
receive
for
11
the
notes,
as
a.m.
(EDST)
purchase
on
of
Oct.- 9
$6,125,000
chase
follows:
$1,000,000 notes. Due on Jan. 18;
1963.
'
;;
985,000 notes. Due. on April 12,
.
145,000 notes. Due
on
April
18,
1963.
145,000 notes. Due
on
April
18,
1964.
Dated
$1,300,000
bonds.
Due
1983
inclusive.
on
(J-D)
Cleveland
Ohio.
noon
sewer
Dated
Sept; 1,
clusive.
Interest
approved
by
M-N.
Oct.
18, 1962.
the
Co.,
Shaffer
payable at the Chase
at
office of the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Caldwell, Trim¬
ble-fit Mitchell,
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
ments,
Cleveland,
SOUTH
CAROLINA
ter,
Offering—Henry
Sale—The $24,000 special
sewer
bonds
offered
196, p. 1291—were
awarded to Fahey, Clark fir Co., as
Sept. 28
—
Write
to:
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Ohio
Bond
v.
2%s, at a price of 100.59.
in
the
Subscription Department
25 Park Place,
New York 7, N. Y.
,
S.
(EST)
Oct.
on
10
the
for
chase of $150,000 road 1962
Dated Nov.
1
Car¬
Chairman of Finance Board,
will receive sealed bids until
from
noon
pur¬
bonds.
1, 1962. Due on Nov.
1963
to
inclusive.
1972
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
some
New York, bank
ignated
Legality
stocks
features
¬
Greenwood), S. C.
the
by
principal
the
traded
on
the
Over-The-Counter
include
the
office
most
of
to be des¬
Finance
approved
redemption calls, and sinking fund
notices.
fir Williams.
assessment
and
Other
Ruffin,
Perry fic Pohl.
comprehensive record of dividend announce¬
in¬
payable
Legality approved by Peck,
Principal
Manhattan Bank, New York City,
Market.
Due
Legality
Burgwin,
1964 to
Principal and
Trust
than 5,500
exchanges
1,
1962.
Sept. b from 1963 to 1972 in¬
Monday Issue of the Commercial and
more
on
con¬
Dec.
1 from
Dec.
1962.
until
pur¬
improvement
Over 5,500 Stocks
5 for the pur¬
Franklin County (P. O* Columbus),
and interest
or
of
terest
-"V.-:
1963.
Nov.
on
struction
;
bids
sealed
(EDST)
7:39 p.m.
15 for the
$90,000
Financial! Chronicle contains the price range
Baldwin, Director of Finance, will'
until
will* re^
until
(M-N)-payable
Euclid, Ohio
Bond
Schmidt,
Parke, and McJunkin,
Gibbs fic Simons.
,
Price Range on
Interest
Sharpsburg, Pa.
Bond
will receive sealed bids until
purchase
Dated
Greenwood County (P. O.
ft Principal andi interest (M-N) pay¬
the
fic
District
Offering—Elra Worcester,
bonds. Dated Nov.
Co.
Oct. 15 from
Bond Offering—H.
(P. Oi Annville), Pa,
on
fic
on
inclusive.
Noyes
Roberts
PENNSYLVANIA
7:30 pjn;; (EDST)
Directors,
1982
bonds. Dated
1291—were awarded
p.
on
win, Ruffin, Perry fic Pohl. Other
to the Commercial Bank of Salem.
the i
Peabody
to
pur¬
sale
syndicate headed by
a
1, 1962. Due
1963
$950,000
was
negotiated
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
Beaman
Commissioner
fic
A-O. Legality approved by Burg-
on
Silverton, Oregon
^
via
Sept. 14 by
Nov.
bonds
revenue
Syracuse, N. Y.
Offering
E.
District
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
bonds.
Legality approved by Peck,
A.
Richards
on
at the office of the-Director of Fi¬
fic
Sherrerd,'Stroud fic Co.; C. C.
Collings
Shaffer fir Williams.
Note
Sinon
Deane
fic
Scribner;
Arthurs, Lestrange fic Co;; Butcher
1, 1962* Due on Nov. 1
cipal and interest
Trust
Other members of the syndicate:
,
nance.
Oct. 1, 1993.
improvement
Dated Oct.
the
at
fic
Singer,
sewer
1972
ors,
Julius Sather,
of $35,000 Fire
bonds.
on
—
Board
on
and
members of the syndicate: White,
Weld fic Co.; Bache fic Co.; Hemp¬
X ■Seaside, Oregon
,!
Bond
District, Oregon
'
Bond Offering
and
Principal
Company of Pittsburgh.- Legality
issue
Aurora Rural Fire Protection
p.m.
Finance, will receive
bids
1992.
Oct. 16 for the purchase of $160,-
on
1, 1962. Due
3V»s, at
as
sealed
Offering—Sealed bids will
revenue
24
Fahey, Clark fir
Bond
of
be
000.000
our
°t Sept. .24
v. 196, p. 1291 —
°ffered Sept. 24 were awarded to
Shoemaker fir Co,, Inc.
as¬
Sept.
awarded to
Director
Authority, N. Y.
a.m.
special
offered
Chillicothe, Ohio
basis of about 3.13%.
Port of New York
Bond
at
bonds
side¬
$8,142.63
improvement
sessment
Adams, McEntee
3.20s,
as
a
$120,000
Clpckamus and Marion Counties,
Bond- Sale—The
were
;
of
Sale—The
amount reported in
OREGON
$50,000, fire
Sept.
—
Secretary of the Board of Direct¬
Bank, New
offered
awarded to
City
son,
24—v.
Beliefontaine, Ohio
payable
Marathon, N. Y.
—
(CST)
purchase
Okla.
OHIO
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
Sale
Bond
66, N. D.
$397,000 school building bonds.
City. Legality approved by
Bond
Offering
Bond Sale—The
1
Bank, Scotia,
Manhattan
Oilton,
Dec; 1
inclusive
Authority (P. O. Claridge), Pa.
improvement bonds offered Sept.
Offerings—Sealed bids will
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
Bond
payahle
Ramsey Counties,
be received until 1:30 p.m.
on
1982
Lynch.
on
National
Mellon
Roseburg, Oregon
sive. Principal and interest
Lindsey, Okla.
Lakota Special School District,
re¬
11
school
$970,000
and
Andrew C.
will
Principal and
(J-J) payable at the Fis¬
free fic Rankin.
1982
callable.
are
Howard,.-Peterson,
Nelson
Central School District No. 2, N. Y.
—
inclusive.
Enid, Okla.
Company of Oklahoma City.
Glenville, Amsterdam and Charlton
Clerk,
(PST),
approved by Shuler', Sayre, Win-
OKLAHOMA
1,' 1962.
Lefler fic Hamilton.
Offering
Winn,
a.m.
fic
Reader.'
1964
1291—were
lMplcnn
Dated Nov,
1
Nov.
on
interest
basis of about 3.02%.
District
1982
Nov.
school bonds.
of
Bond
interest?.
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on'
inclusive. The bonds
Bourke,
10
to
1,
approved
Jan.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 library-
Offivrinp-—Tilnppnp
Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
Bache & Co., Hirsch & Co., and
Talmage & Co., as 3.10s, at a price
a
of
1964
Dec.
on
pur-
Oct 2—
of
price
J.
syndicate headed
a
Leonard
Co.; C. S. McKee fic Co., and Mc-
$2,675,000 im¬
&
109.72,
bids until
,
for the
composed
of
Portland, Oregon
Offering—John
interest
Ohio
'
of
(P. O, Valley City), N. D.
12923-were awarded to
p.
syndicate
a
a
Bank
Nov. 8 for the purchase of $2,-
to
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
D.
Litchwlle Public School District
&
Rnnrt
provement bbnds /offCTe
at
the
000.000 series F bonds. Dated July
1, 1962. Due on July 1 from 1963
WiUoughby-Eastlake City School
District (P. O. Wdloughby),
Trust
$150,000 school bonds.
;
Sale—The
sealed
on
Geddes, N. Y.
Bond
3s,
as
Moore,
from
'
the
at
or
Offering—Sealed bids will
Oct.
on
Delhi.- Legality
Sykes, Galloway
National
to
Jr., General Manager, will receive
basis "-of
a
Sept. 19 by
Dated Oct: 1, 1962. Due
basis of about 2.91%.
a
Port of
*
Dated"
-
be received until 1:30 p.m.
interest
Delaware
the
at
Bisbee
Bond
1963 to 1992
and
Sale
about 3.03%.
NORTH DAKOTA
school bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1962.
Due
100.11,
parking bonds offered Oct.
(M-N)
-
for
at
Oct.
on
States
Portland,
':
chase of $1,000,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on May
leigh. Legality approved by Reed, and Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1978 inelusive.
Principal and
interest
Hoyt, Washburn fic McCarthy.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
(EDST)
United
Wachovia Bank &: Trust Co., Ra-
Bond Offering—rFloyd H. Porter,
a.m.
by
awarded
were
—
revenue bonds
Bond Offering—Jas, T. Smith, cal Agency in Portland, or New
Kelvy fic Co.
Jr., Clerk of Board of Education, York City, Legality approved, by
(M-N) payable at the will receive sealed bids until noon Shuler, Sayre, Winfree fic Rankin.
Penn Township School
Bank
New
Co.,
(P.O.
Delhi), N. Y.
bids until 11
>>\
$9,900 school
Nov; 1, 1962. Due on May 1 from
1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal
Delhi, Kortright, Meredith, Frank¬
School District No.
(EST) on
a.m.
Hospital
County
White Plains, as 3£, at a price of
a
Easter-
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $900,000
National Bank of Westchester, in
100.52,
E.
Commission, will receive
sealed bids until 11
Cross,
1291
p.
V
to Wm. J. Mericka fit
ling, Secretary of the Local. Gov-
Co., and the
No. 20, Oregon
•
building
purchased via negotiated sale
by
warrants offered Sept. 24—v. 196,
Bank,
approved
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,888,-
ap¬
County School District
Warrant Sale—The
1—v. 196, p. 1291—were awarded
County^(P. O.
Offering—W>.
ernment
Company, of- Western New York,
in
Legality
-
;■
Principal
Merchants
Authority (Pi O. Ligonier), Pa.
on
(M-N) payable at the
and
*
Hendersonville), N. C.
f
of
inclusive.
Legality
Dated
Nov. 1 from
'
bonds offered Sept.. 26-^-v, .196, p.
Woodburn.
^
New York
composed
spe-
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
CAROLINA
Henderson
1972
basis
a
bonds.
on
Norwalk, Ohio
J
^
-
to
Bond
Bond, Sale-r—The $992,000 school
1194—were
assessment
and interest
Bedford, Lewisboro, North Salem
of $134,188
Sept. 1, 1962. Due
Trust Company of New York City,
Albany,
Oct. 23
on
Marion
group
a
was
the purchase
for
196,
v.
000 school
fir Rankin.
composed of the Morgan Guaranty
Company, of
Ligonier Valley School District
gon,
interest
Trust
interest
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
(EST)
noon
Fishkill
and Pound Ridge
1
$981,500 school
Sept.
and
bids until
vi;,",
1291—were awarded to
p.
'
District No.
offered
Principal
(J-J) payable at the Bank of Ore¬
Offering—Virginia Gano,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
the
Sykes,
'
Dikeman.
bonds
The
inclusive.
Bond
(P. O. Cambridge),
Bond Sale
Logan, Ohio
*
•
School
and
at
Bank,
approved by
10
Central
New York
1963 to 1981
Principal
payable
National
Easton
District No.
$700,000
of
Oct.
Dated
Oct.
and
(EDST) on Oct.
purchase
bonds.
on
Salem
Z. Baran,
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
18
White Creek, Jackson, Cambridge,
School District, N. Y.
Offering—Vera
55
by
Board.
Sinkler,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
be
District.
Sinkler,
the
by
designated
by
approved
Legality
Chase Manhattan Bank.
The other
follow¬
banks must be one of the
$120,000 bonds to the First South¬
west Company, at a price of
ing Austin banks:
TENNESSEE
r
Bank
$244,000 water¬
Sept. 25 were sold to the
Public Utility
Sch. Dist.,
Independent
Longview
j
Texas
until
bids
2
the
for
18
(CST)
p.m.
of
purchase
system
bonds. Dated
May 1, 1962. Due on
revenue
<;
May 1 from 1965 to 1997 inclusive.
The bonds are callable. Principal
and interest
(M-N) payable at the
City" Bank & Trust Co., McMinnville, or Chemical Bank New
York
Trust
a
price of par.
1
from
Bond Offering—Mrs. A. T. Mast,
of
Secretary
Jr.,
the
until 7 p.m. (CSTJ) on Oct. 16 for
the purchase of $1,200,000 schoolhouse bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1962.
Due on Nov. 15 from 1963 to 1986
inclusive.
Principal
interest
and
gality
Dumas,
by
approved
City
will
Manager,
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Oct.
18
for
the
purchase
of
$2,-
limited tax bonds, as fol¬
000,000
lows;^
'
'
*
'
and
drainage bonds.
Murray City School District, Utah
Paul S. Rose,
President of the Board of Educa¬
5 p.m.
(MST)
—
on
Oct. 16 for the
purchase of $748,000 school bonds.
Due on June
1 from 1963 to 1972
inclusive. Principal
interest
and
(J-D) payable at the Walker Bank
6 Trust
Company, Salt Lake City
Murray City branch. Legality
approved
by
Dawson,
Nagel,
or
improvement
hospital
Dated Nov.
are
water
(CST) on
purchase of $500,-
and
bonds.
revenue
Dated Oct, 1, 1962. Due on
(J-J)
cipal and interest
July 1
the
The First
National City Bank of New York,
Trust
Co.,
or
the
Lauren
W.
(MST)
Oct.
on
chase of
for
23
Texas
student
—
housing
bonds
revenue
offered Sept. 26 were
follows:
$1,000,000
awarded,
as
8 for
are
(EST)
chase
Oct.
on
of
bids
16
pur¬
series
No. 405
of
of
to
Principal
$850,000 school
Sept.
25
Bank
of
in
Tacoma,
net interest
and
Charles
of about
cost
City
a
Nov. 1, 1964.
on
150,000 3s. Due
on
Municipal
Stadium
1, 1962. Due
on
the
pay¬
bank to be designated by
a
purchaser,
the
or
First
Na¬
tional Bank, or Bank of Menasha.
Nov. 1 from
Legality approved by Chapman &
Due
Nov.
on
1,
-
New GlarusSchool
Note
55,000 3V8S. Due on Nov. 1, 1980.
and
No.
on
000
Tacoma),
O.
(P.
notes.
awarded
1292—were
Inc.,
and
1CANADA
-
>
bonds offered Sept. 28—v.
to
school
196,
ONTARIO
jrtj?--*,..-
p.
*v
Blyth &
Dominick
District
••
i.*-jv.
,
Catholic
&
•
No.
IS
Separate School
group
bonds
$1,250,-
sold
was
to
a
composed of J. L. Graham
bonds
totaling
$815,000 offered Sept. 27—v. 196,
1196—were awarded to
a group
&
Co., Greenshields, Inc., Annett
&
Washington
Sale—The
school
Sch.
(P. O. Everett),
Co., and the Canadian Imperial
Bank of
Oct.
15
Commerce,
from
1963
6s. Due
as
1982
to
sive; Interest A-O.
on
inclu¬
v
composed of the National Bank of
MM***'''"
Commerce, in Seattle, Dean Wit¬
ter &
Co., McLean & Co., Seattle
Trust & Savings Bank, and Dom¬
inick & Dominick.
the'BIG BOARD"
on
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•„
Roman
Bond Sale—An issue of
County, Edmonds
.'X-L' '■}.4
v„- •*.") W..'
Toronto
Board, Ont.
000
Snohomish
v
<
Metropolitan
Dominick.
p.
on
County School District
403
Bond
(CST)
Oct.* 17 for the purchase of $360,-
1982,
Bond Sale—The $140,000
Co.,
District, Wis.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m.
Nov. 1,1981
Washington
g... BHM...BHM
Oct. 16 for the purchase
$150,000
able at
1978 and 1979.
Pierce
A;X;.V.V^V^.av///AV.;.
p.m.
Cutler.
3.10s.
105,000
120,000 3.20s. Due
•^.V,V.%V.V.VAV.V.VAV.V.V7.V/.V.*.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V,V,
re¬
2
Principal and interest (M-N)
Nov. 1 from
1977 inclusive.
to
until
Oct. 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Nov. 1 from
on
bids
bonds. Dated Oct.
1970 inclusive.
175,000- 2%s. Due
1975
sealed
of
on
Clerk-Comptroller, will
(CST)
3.02%,
!
Offering—Harry H. Kind,
ceive
follows:
on
(M-N)
National
Menasha, Wis.
Bond
N.
price of par,
a
Marine
the
riott & Clemons.
Mc¬
Co., Inc., Seattle Trust &
Bank,
at
Exchange Bank, Milwaukee. Le¬
gality approved by Quarles, Her-
Com¬
in Seattle, National Bank
Washington,
interest
and
payable
were
syndicate composed
a
National
the
May 1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
offered
awarded
1962
on
H.
Florence
•—
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on
King County, Bellevue School Dist.
re¬
the
Offering
Ringland, District Clerk, will re¬
a.m.
July 1, 1962, Due
BUCKINGHAM, .CORPORATION
(P. O. Milwaukee), Wis*
Bond
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
11
for
$10,000,000
Greendale Common School District,
callable. Principal
215,000 2%s. Due
until
Oct. 1 from
on
1978 to 1982 inclusive.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ceive
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
ity approved by Preston, Thor(CDST) on Oct. 17 for the pur¬
grimson & Horowitz,
t
^
chase of $500,000 school building
as
Offering—James W. Mor'-
sealed
260,000 3.20s. Due
and interest (A-O) payable at the
1965 to
ceive
pur¬
1 from
Oct.
on
1972 to 1977 inclusive.
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
The bonds
Tripp & Co., at
Hampton Roads Sanitary District
360,000 3s. Due
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on
Savings
VIRGINIA
the
Oct. 1 from
on
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
$300,000 school series B
p.m.
$295,000 bonds. Due from
bonds. Dated
;
follows:
p.m.
on
pur¬
ris, Jr., District Secretary, will
The
Oct.
2
(PDST)
$30,000 3%s. Due
Bond
until
bids
Co., at
$380,000 2% s. Due
chase of
Commission, Va«
Sale
sealed
the
payable
University of Texas (P.O. Austin),
Bond
as
Wash.
County Treasurer, will re¬
4
1963 to 2001 inclusive.
Wis.
$1,000,000
and Shearson, Hama price of 100.02, a
interest cost of about 3.02%,
net
County, Pasco Sch. Dist.
Lean &
until
The
—
Witter & Co.,
Franklin
Gibbs, Financial Advisor, will re¬
bids
(P. O. Beloit),
Sale
mill &
ceive
sealed
1
Bond
| WASHINGTON
merce,
—
National Bank, Dal¬
First
callable. Principal and
Bankers
Offering
1, 1962. Due on July
City banks:
Improvement
Utah
Bond
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Hor-
payable at the following
New York
or
000
A.
ton.
1 from 1964 to 1987 inclusive. The
interest
15 for the
No.
Mitchell.
Bond Sale—The
(P. O. Salt Lake City),
las. Legality approved by McCall,
bonds.
bonds
Oct.
W.
receive
will
(Towns) Joint School Dist.
of
Bank
school bonds offered Sept. 27 were
City. Legality approved by awarded to a group
composed of
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Dean
Sherman & Howard.
District
Hon.
—
Mayor,
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
at
150,000 recreation bonds.
100,000
Offering
Cawthon,
National
the
York
bonds
from 1964 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
bridge
street,
$1,750,000
Bond
Williams,
at,
mer,
Taylorsville-Bennion
Bond Offering—W. T.
Beloit, Turtle and LePrairie
Commerce, Norfolk, or Chemical
Bank New York Trust Co., New
ceive
Texas
Paris,
callable.
are
Bond Offering—Vivian R. Ham¬
Austin, Texas
■
able
No, 1,
Huguenin & Boothman.
TEXAS
WISCONSIN
to 2002 inclu¬
1963
bonds
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Due
1972 to 2201
of tion, will receive sealed bids until
Board
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
The
sive.
inclusive.
Bond Offering
•.
(M-N) payable at the Stone Fort
Legality approved by Chapman & National Bank, Nacogdoches. Le¬
Jr.,
Monday, October 8, 1962
.
as
UTAH
Co., New York City.
Cutler.
to
July 1 from
of $1,-
T exas
Qct.
$247,000
Agency,
Oct.
on
(CST) on
Nacogdoches Indep, Sch* District*
on
waterworks
1967
3V2S, at
bids will
the purchase
for
10
Finance
250,000 school bonds.
will receive sealed
from
1
inclusive.
Dyer, Dis¬
Bond Offering—Ross
H:'
trict Secretary,
Oct.
Home
v'; 'N
Bond Offering—Sealed
Oct.
District, Tenn.
on
1
880,000 bonds to the Housing and
be received until 1 p.m.
West Warren
to
inclusive; and $75,000 3s,
1971
man.
Agency, as 3%s, at a price of par.
Warren County,
1964
due
Huguenin & Booth-
Oct.
from
on
1966
Austin. Legality approved
Finance
Home
and
Housing
3.09%, for $45,000 3V2S,
due
deficiency bonds
works system tax
offered
the
Dumas,
by
The American
Austin National
Capital National
Bank,
or
Bank,
Algood, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The
about
net interest cost of
100.04, a
National
Gibbs & Simons.
.
.
.
(1500)
25 Park Place
New York 7, N. Y.
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