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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Established 1839
Volume
196
Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.
Number
New York
6195
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
The
Allied New Hampshire Gas Co.- -Private Financing
Planned—
1
•; •
This
Portsmouth, N. H., gas utility subsidiary of Colonial Utilities
Corp., a registered holding company, has applied to the SEC for
an
order under the Holding Company Act authorizing the sale by
of
$400,000
Life
of
5%%
Insurance
first
mortgage
bonds
due
to
1982
and a $225,000 20-year 6V2%
un¬
secured promissory note to The Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.;
the
and
Commission
Co.,
issued
has
Sept.
assets;
to
20
request
an
for other corporate
and
ments
provides a conditional exemption from registration
public offerings- of. securities not exceeding $386,In a notification filed on March 2, 1961, American
proposed the public offering of
$250,000 of 8%
to
respect
amount.
Radiotelephone
convertible
debentures
tain
and
that
visions
for
due
The
1966.
asserts
Commission
in
order
has
it
the
offering was made in violation of the anti-fraud pro¬
the Securities Act.
The order provides an opportunity
of
hearing,
should
that
be
vacated
or
According to the
Regulation in that
of
literature
sales
it
with
the
on
order,
certain
purchasers
whether the
question
made permanent.
request,
upon
the
failed
the
the
furnish
violations
to
Commission
the
company
(4)
the
relate
certain
the
to
sales
as
failed
file
to
certain
required.
an
several companies
microphone was the
cordless
and
offering
1961
share
per
of
pursuant
196,
shares
of
Regulation
A
100,000
to
a
through
in
best
mergers,
the
field
because "all the bugs had been worked outr,"
and (5) the former
president of the company owned 73% of the voting stock.—V. 193,
p. 1113.
■.
"V"
;
Aug.
to
offered
be
;
be
advertising,
of
plant
Sansome
712
of
mens'
for
used
debt
expansion
St.,
repayment,
and
is
Francisco,
San
ties.
products,
new
working
corporation
shares
common
..
Proceeds
Aug.
to
27,
be
at
for
used
purchase
of
each
engaged
in
the
corporation
on
28,
filed
1962
a
A"
,
in
the
of
8817
manufacture
La
of
Mesa
wigs,
Blvd., La Mesa, Calif., is
hair pieces and cosmetics.
to
Ellen
estimated
such
in
net
purpose.
Fayston
proceeds
With
the
ilege
can
to
be transferred once during its effective life.
To date,
has been engaged principally
in determining the
feasibility of the project, acquiring land (at a total cost
the
company
and
$84,500),
and
and
the
Ellen
conducting
operation
preliminary
of
negotiations
for
the
con¬
facilities.
It is planned that
for public use in December
1963, but this is dependent on completing part of the current de¬
velopment program and successful financing through this offering.
In
Glen
addition
dent,
Ski
to
shares
certain
of
planned
will
be
open
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock, of which Walton S. Elliott, Presi¬
common
shares
18,900
owns
Area
(acquired
$1
at
share).
per
Mines, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
300,000
Proceeds
Gold
general
to
are
be
27,
Aug.
on
shares
common
filed
1962
offered
be
to
for
used
at
mining
Eagle of 225 Harmony Dr.,
mining.—V. 193, p. 1118.
"Reg. A" covering
without underwriting.
a
$1,
operations.
Longview, Wash.,
is engaged in
engaged
Greater New York Box Co.—SEC
Reg. Withdrawn
On
Girard Industries Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
On
Sept.
ment
90,000
of
1962,
filed
shares
debenture
Hempstead,
36
Ne-^ York.—V.
:
'
L
subordinated
have
to
and
due
publicly
through
1972
in
Edwards
and
units
&
■
'
'■
v.-
'
■
'
The
filed
On Sept.
'
■
on
Sept. 6 covering
of
6%
subordinated
income
debentures
due
1983
and
shares
of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale
(without underwriting) in units consisting of $1,000 of debentures
and 40 common shares.
The offering will be made at $1,500 per
per
common
share).
Sale
of
the
company
units
been
195,
on
withdrew its registration statement
Mar. 30 which covered 79,500 com¬
publicly at $4 per share through
offered
is
Co., and Alessandrini & Co., Inc., New York City.
1800.
.
p.
Inland Empire
$600,000
($12.50
the
to have
Packer-Wilbur <te
Waitsfield, Vermont,
24,000
unit
shares
mon
—V.
corporation, whose address is Box 111,
a
registration statement with the SEC
6, 1962
originally filed with the SEC
-r1;
Glen Ellen Corp.—Units Registered—
V
Halsey Drug Co. Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
of
Hanley,
p.s 1655.
195,
V '
debentures
offered
been
shares
Sept. 5, 1962, the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on Dec. 29, 1961, which covered
100,000 common shares to have been offered publicly through D. H.
Blair & Co., New York City.—V. 195, p. 218.
'
ment
the company withdrew its registration state¬
with the SEC on March 28 which covered
convertible
6%
common
$100
one
4,
originally
$250,000
The
corporation
30,000
Aug. 28, 1962 filed a "Reg. "A" covering
be offered at $10, without underwriting..
shares
common
Proceeds
Playland, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
on
to
are
be
to
used
for
construction.
conditioned
receipt prior to July, 1963, of subscriptions for 134 units.
Holders
of
$30,000 of promissory notes of the company will be
entitled, at their option, to exchange them for an equal prin¬
cipal amount of debentures
(also
included
in
this
registration
upon
Inland
of
County Rd., & White Ave., Moscow, Idaho, is engaged
in the operation of a sports area, featuring trap
shooting, archery,
skating etc.
,
statement).
Investment
Securities Co.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
10,
Sept.
1962, it was reported that the company had with¬
registration its proposed offering of 250,000 common
shares, filed with the SEC on March 16, which was to have been
made
through Scherck, Richter Co., and Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
Inc., St. Louis.—V. 195, p. 1423.
from
drawn
2,000
$50,
construction.
<:
Anthony, c/o Grant, Puchs, Rose & Daron,
1928
Court St.,
Baker, Ore., is engaged in the operation of a ski and winter sports
area.
•.
.
'
Mt.
at
area
$884,000
applied
unit,
authorization
The
"Reg.
covering
110,000 common shares to be offered at $1, without underwriting.
Proceeds are to be used for
equipment, inventory and working
capital.
Gendamo
the
*
.
Aug.
Vermont law in January,
constructing and operating a
the company will, grant to the purchaser
designate one person as the recipient of a
free use privilege for all ski lifts owned and operated by the com¬
pany whenever they are being operated for public use, which priv¬
the
On
filed a "Reg A" covering
without underwriting.
1962
offered
be
to
are
Vermont; and
financing will be
this
Copy
a
under
developing,
recreation
Warren,
20,445
capital.
of
year-round
$1.25
SEC FILINGS
•
organized
was
purpose
and
struction
filed a "Reg. A" covering
at $5,
through Wilson, John¬
1962
21,
Anthony Lakes Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
the
cost
529.
p.
and
Gendamo, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
not comply with the
offering circular to
the
acquiring
was
"Nomad"
on
to
are
manufacture
■
and
(1)
June
$3
Higgins, San Francisco.
Ernst
'
company's
that
investors
the
registration.—V.
shares
common
&
Proceeds
'
"
;
did
company
to
debentures
suspension
The indicated
- alleged
misrepre¬
offering of common
stock of the company would shortly go on the market at $15 to
$20 per share,' (2) $221,000 of the debentures had been sold, (3)
anti-fraud
sentations
from
corporation
60,000
its
reasonable cause to believe that cer¬
terms and conditions of the Regulation were not complied with
suspension
for
resort
from
of
son
company
1962,
ski
Gold Eagle
Sept. 6 the SEC issued an order temporarily suspending a
Regulation A exemption from registration under the Securities Act
of 1933 with respect to a debenture offering by American Radio¬
telephone Corp., 215 Oak St.,- Natick, Mass.
in
in
at
common
purposes.
On
Regulation A
The
Inc.,
Ernst, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
.
000
made
were
The
American Radiotelephone Corp.—Offering Susp'd—
with
of Diotron,
request
on
exemption
hearing
a
SEC
a
Diotron
order
giving interested persons
thereon.
The net proceeds
from the sale of the bonds and note will be used to pay at maturity
(October, 1962) an outstanding $56,000 bank note; to retire 2,000
outstanding shares of $100 par series A 6V2% preferred (including
a
$12,000 premium); to pay all then outstanding short-term bank
notes
(aggregating $30,000 at May, 1962); to reimburse treasury
for expenditures for purchase and construction of additional utility
until
INSURANCE
•
of Philadelphia has sched¬
hearing for Oct. 10, 1962, in its Washington office to
determine whether to vacate, or make permanent, a prior order of
the Commission temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption
from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to
a
public offering of stock by Diotron.
In its suspension order of
July 26, the Commission asserted that false and misleading state¬
uled
Allied
INDUSTRIAL
•
Price
Diotron, Inc.—SEC Hearing Scheduled—
SEC REGISTRATIONS
Monarch
7, N. Y., Monday, September 17, 1962
In This Issue
Jetronic Industries,
■
>
Inc.—Debentures
Registered—
The
Company, whose address is Miain and Cotton Streets, Phila¬
delphia, filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 7th
covering $375,000 of 6V2% subordinated convertible debentures due
'
Badger Northland, Inc.—Debentures
<
The
company
of
handling equipment
Kaukauna,
Registered-— 7
manufacturer
Wic.,
of
automatic
for barn and farmyard, filed with the Securi¬
Exchange Commission on Sept. 7 a registration statement
covering the sale of $800,000 of subordinated convertible debentures,
ties
&
due
Oct.
1982.
1,
Loewi
; '.
-
&
proposed
.
Milwaukee,
Co., Inc.,
offering.
heads
v
...
the
underwriting
,
of
the
The
silo
Kaukauna
firm is a leading manufacturer of mechanized
equipment in its field, including such principal products as
unloaders, bunk feeders and barn cleaners.
1
part of the
farm
.
,
A
proceeds from the sale of debentures will be used
to acquire the Algoma (Wis.) Foundry & Machine Co. through the
purchase of outstanding shares of that company and retirement of
its
existing indebtedness.
The
Algoma
The price
was
not
disclosed.
first disclosed through the registration
statement, will add a line of farm machinery that complements the
Kaukauna
acquisition,
firm's
present
product
Algoma
group.
Foundry
Machine
Co., which dates to 1892, makes forage harvesters,
cutters, feed grinders and similar products.
silage
In
its
funds
at
registration
from
the
meet
the
cost
a
Kaukauna and
Claire,
the
Wis.
The
Badger Northland indicated that
debenture sale also will be employed to
factory
new
for
The
warehouse,
&
en¬
statement,
proposed
of
the
building
construction
former
building
is
of
.
under
now
a
new
estimated
construction
warehouse
to
cost
at
Eau
$250,000,
$25,000.
registration
statement
further
revealed
that
Badger
North¬
land has obtained loans aggregating $1,200,000 at 6%
from two
insurance companies, conditional upon the sale of the debentures.
These
loans will
be used,
in part, to pay off a present 6V4 %
debenture note in the amount of $600,000.
Under
be
terms
required
The
net
to
filed
of
the
debenture
maintain
statement
working
revealed
offering, Badger Northland
capital of $1,840,000.
Badger Northland will report
fiscal year ended June 30, 1962,
70
were
Del
The
70,000
Consolidated
corporation
common
Proceeds
working
Del
estate,
of
Industries, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing
Aug.
on
27,
1962
shares to be offered
are
to
b«
used
for
at
debt
filed
$2.50,
a
"Reg.
A"
covering
without underwriting.
repayment,
equipment
and
capital.
100
W.
mining,
10th
oil
and
fields.
Wilmington, Del., is engaged in the real
gas development, building
and investment
St.,
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange—
National Stock Exchange—.
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia - Baltimore - Washington
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock
Exchange.—
Toronto Stock Exchange
„
1972, to be offered for public sale at 100%
of principal amount.
offering will be made by Weil & Co., Woodward Bldg., Wash¬
ington, D. C., which will receive an 8% commission and $18,750
The
for
29
34
cial
34
ments
and
the
debenture
sale,
$100,000 will be used to reduce long-term bank
34
—_
loans
34
working capital to finance inventory
36
ment
Stock
.
Markets
36
National Quotation Industrial Stock
SEC Index of Stock Prices
36
Averages 36
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Corporation and Investment News—
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
1
2
53
9
contracts.
outstanding
190, p.
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings—
45
to
586,021
short-term
reduce
addition
to
shares
bank
loans
and
for
for certain govern¬
indebtedness, the company
of common stock, of which Daniel
necessary
certain
1524.
;
;
—
.
..
SEC Registration
Withdrawn—
On Sept. 6, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Aug. 2,
1961 which covered 100,000
common
shares
to
have been
offered
publicly at $5 par share
through Arnold,
Wilkens & Co., New York City.—V.
Mid-America Minerals,
194, p. 531.
Inc.—Preferred Stock Reg'd
of 14 North Robinson, Oklahoma City, Okla., filed
statement with the SEC on Sept. 5 covering 15,000
shares of 6% convertible preferred stock ($100 par), to be offered
for
public sale at $100 per share directly by the company • and
Midamco,
Inc.»
a
wholly-owned , subsidiary.
The
offering will
initially be made to common stockholders of the company.
The
company
registration
The
company
is. generally engaged in the business of oil and gas
production and development.
It owns properties in 16 states,
stantially in Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana.
All of the net
sub¬
pro¬
preferred stock sale will be used to redeem out¬
standing 7% convertible preferred shares ($100 par) In the aggre¬
gate amount of $1,125,000 (plus any accrued dividends). Any bal¬
ance
will be added to working capital.
The prospectus reflects a
net loss for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1962, of $147,055 and a
working capital deficit as of that date of $298,413 (but the reported
loss is down considerably over the two prior years).
In addition
to
certain
indebtedness
and
preferred stock,
the company has
ceeds
Federal Reserve System
;—
48
Foreign Exchange Rates——
47
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
In
Magazines For Industry, Inc.
'a
Miscellaneous Features
balance
Kursman,
—V.
36
36
the
president, owns 17.2%, Albert M*. Zlotnick, board
(together with certain business associates)
17%, and
management officials as a group (and family members) 33.8%.
37
38
and
chairman
37
42
—
has
R.
36
36
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Is engaged primarily In the design, development and
of electronic equipment consisting principally of spe¬
general purpose electronic test and communication instru¬
and marine electronic instruments.
Of the net proceeds from
manufacture
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
State and
expenses.
The company
43
.
Over-the-Counter
12
24
General
of $322,438 for the
cents per share of common stock. Net sales for the
$7,159,524. These figures compare in the preceding full
year with net earnings of $245,577, or 60 cents per share, on net
sales of $5,739,046.—V. 195, p. 635.
to
PAGE
New York Stock
will
that
earnings
equal
year
Stock and Bond Quotations
from
outstanding
Fisher,
the
shares of common stock, of which John
Chairman, owns (and holds for members of
823,358
Board
Continued
on
W.
his
page
3
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1142)
SIDNEY BROWN
number and dollar volume
Last week's
strong uplift in, and reception to, the
of corporate
and municipal senior issues offered (see surrounding pages for desold) augurs well for this week's comparatively modest slate of
tails of
•
permit
*
The
,•
issues
Monday, September 17, 1962
.
the
public financing.
to use foreign currencies in supporting the dollar,
us
question is, of course, will
outflow?.
dollar
securities "to
strengthened by the strong statement published last Wednes¬
for
ocean
Does
Dr.
obtain those foreign currencies faster than
we
Roosa
dollar repayment terms?
to waive
The market is also
.
Dr. Roosa indicated that the multi-policies in force to correct our balance of
payments position would continue with added emphasis on accumulating more of
the stronger foreign currencies instead of dollars and gold when foreign debt
payments are -^ade to us. This, he said, would permit the world's increased
liquidity to remain in the dollars and gold built up particularly since 1958, and
Corporate and Municipal Financing- Ahead
By
.
to
propose
induce U.
Or will he step
foreign governments
as
foreign denominations?
a
to
way
S. private creditors
the sale of Government
up
distribute
our
debt
across
the
:
:
•
-:
Secretary of the Treasury Roosa against gold devaluation and
-currencies we are interested in are exchanging at relatively fixed
other ""funny" gimicks ostensibly, desjgn,ed; tQ help our payments :balance, ac-r —
rates and'have been hard;
Were there international gold-redemption, with the
cording to their authors; by the successful response to last week's Treasury's ;
prekent dollar-gold based international convertibility, no problem would arise.
refinancing; by the decline in the backlog tables hardly affected by the week's
rise in municipals; and the unexpected increase in excess member bank free
Otherwise, the private U. S. creditor would be in his rights to demand dollars,
and the U.- S. taxpayer should want his government to accept
reserve creait.
The latter occurred aesoite a massive sale of year or less, maturi-•.
repayment of
day
bv Under
ties
by the Federal Reserve in the week ending last, Wednesday. The capital
was negligible to the Treasury's surprise announcement
debt in dollars or
market's initial reaction
to offer
to
as
un
experiment $250 million of
gold.
,
Dr. Roosa promised that
new
measures
will be unveiled
by the. end of this year. It is too much to hope-that we would strive, for an
international gold ^standard as a seq uel to what has been-belatedly in the
way
of-fixed exchange rates. Both Dr&. Roosa and Jacobsson have repeatedly
gone
Jong-.term bonds .at competitive bidding ?v-;y
,
underwriting syndicates. This will take place sometime in themext -six months. --
record not only, in opposition to a return to the $35 gold standard here
but,
also, in favor of removing our existing loose gold reserve cover for the Federal
Reserve's notes and member bank deposits.
They both seem to forget that a
country's currency- is readily accepted by another when it is redeemable in
gold. Foreigners can't be blamed for holding U. S. dollars but we should be
for wanting to hold foreign irredeemable currency.
'
; *"/
on
CORPORATE
EXCEEDS
EQUITY
SALES" SET FOR THIS WEEK
DEBT
scheduled corporate senior fixed interest rate debt obligation ;
three larger debt issues totalling $29,900,000, .arid " largest tax-exempt is $19,715,000 out of 22 securities of $1 million or larger
? ;
in size aggregating $71,867,000. Total state and municipal and corporate offerings ; for the week tally $101.7 million.
V
v .•
This week's largest
to $15 million out of
amounts
the
.
.
....
.
TWO JAPANESE.'DEBT ISSUES AND TWO UTILITY STOCK ISSUES
.
Corporate equity shares surprisingly exceed corporate debt slated for today
through next Thursday (Sept. 17-20, inclusive)- by about $10 million—thanks.
primarily to two utilities.
;
1
'-r-' V
'j-• •
.
The
excellent response
to the Government's liberal
;/>*.' DOMINATE THIS WEEK'S MODEST CALENDAR
-
,
17, for the 31st time since February, 1962, .will enter
The Treasury today,-Sept.
the money market for new cash.
exchange financing should 4).r in the short-term bill market.
It hopes to raise approximately $100 million
:
.
.
v;
,
,
he easy to see in the following table giving a comparison of when-issued yields;.-,;';
Today, also, First Boston Gcrp., and Blyth & Co. will
The yields shown for Sept. 7 follow the closing of the Treasury's books by two i ';'.
PUBLIC SERVICE GO.'S 676,220 shares of common.
<3ayS.
J;
j"V;.
Offerings
3%%
•
note
Sept. 7
Aug. 15,1967
3.84
-
83%
Aug. 15, 197!:
bond——.
4%
Yield
Maturity
4.06
-
.07%"
■
.Sept.. 13
,
3.89%,
4.05
:
.
i
ARIZONA
-7-7. !
,
Tuesday, Sept. 18, First Boston Corp. teamed with Nomura Securities Co., Ltd.;
will;manage SHIN MITSUBISHI JUKOGYO, K.K7 convertible debentures, of
Market Yields
Treasury
New
.
underwrite
$10 million rated triple B
.3.77%
by Fitch's. Also, today, these municipals will seek
$19,7.15,00.0 DOVER, DEL.; $7.2 million OMAHA,: NEB.; $5.8 million IN¬
UNlVi; $5 million STONE MOUNTAIN MEMORIAL ASSN., GA.
bids:
4.03
.
DIANA
Comparable Offerings
3 %%-____—2—-.
Nov.
15, 1967
3.72
4%
'
3.96
Sept.; 19, McDonnell & Co. plan to bring cut MIRACLE MART,
295,000 shares, and either that day or next Dillon, Read, First Boston,
Smith, Barney will unveil the Japanese Government owned NIPPON TEL.
& TEL. PUBLIC CORP.'s $15 million-6% guaranteed dollar, bonds with a S&P's
BBB and a Fitch's A rating.
Also, listed for Wednesday are: $5,635,000 ISLIP
UNION FREE S. D. NO. I, N. Y., and $5,350,000 ORLANDO, FLA.
Wednesday,
8.77;
Aug. 15, 1971
3.95*
:
INC's
and
In
the
same week ending Sept.
1.2, the day the Treasury's exchange offer .was "t
out, the Federal Reserve sold $293 million-in maturities of up to one
Nevertheless, net excess member bank reserve credit for that day increased
^
closed
year.
-
million
$54
figures
to
-millidm^ihijaredgfyx' Sept.. 5,
the 'Week' -showed
for
increa^ixi)fty$9il
»an
and
the
million
average of daily V i
from $345 million ;
Thursday, Sept,-20, Blyth & Co, will manage.
CO. 500,000 shares of. coinn^bp, .rights offering,
MOBILE & OHIO RR. $4,140/000 equipment", trust-certificates-! rated 'AA^neross
•
to
$436 million. Thed'fltoat's
increa^fed $266 ,million to a, sizable $1.4. ,'
12 was $1,477,000,000—up $341 million)
r
average
million
(the actual float forSept;
Currency in circulation pulled bank credit down $201 million for the week's
average. The average gold loss was $5 million, and the actual gold loss for Sept.
12 was $17 million. ,
'■ v
■
'',V!
the board.
,
.
7
..
28-DAY
COMPETITIVE
*-
AND
Corporate
UNDERWRITTEN
Corporate
Total
-
VISIBLES
Total
;
;
,
Total of Both
'
Thus,
without
buying., governments
Bonds
to
support the. Treasury refinancing the ■ <
Federal Reserve did support it to the extent of the
significantly increased excess'
member bank reserve credit.
v
7;,: '
Sep.
,
The central bank performed some neat
prestidigitation. ;It was all very simple; \
thanks to the roughly decade-old unrealistic
foreshortening of the floats time
period. The Federal Reserve, one, sold short maturities which resulted in a
$131 million drop in bills owned outright and reduced its
Sept. 5, repurchase to
the tune of $162 million—a total of
$293 million on Sept 13. With everyone
looking in that credit tightening direction, it casually reported, two, a massive ;•
increase
last
week's
float—which
increased
member
bank
reserve
reserves.
:'
'
■
29
1-Oct.
6
Oct.
";■
■
'
Last:
•
*
in
view
"There Is No Miracle On 33
of
the
in
their
reserves.
SELL
GOVERNMENTS
FOR
$1
million
b
'
..Who
Total
Washington.
devaluation
balance
our
Both
and
an
before
.-/■
Total
Total
DENOMINATIONS?,'!.'\'V:7(;'7'!
does
manager
pointed
in
$599,777,800
$1,225,397,600
-
.
.
with
that
the
United
States
and
his
inflation.
•
(23)
53,033,365
75,258)365
(24)
$477,252,300
(36)
97,488,400
(33)>
(69)
-
$372,068,365
(51)
$501,1.68,865
(53)
$574,735,700
$154,697,750
;
(51)!
$173,383,1)90
(64)
$638,301,350(167)
:
541,819,701X311)
598,705,250(341)
$650,773,350(345)
$315,202,700(375)
$1,237,006,600(508)
t$1.022,841,713(396)
$1,216,371,065(428)
496,075,60(1(294)
dates
*346,192,000 ( 55)
financings
4110,865,800
$1,369,033,715(451)
_x_
$1,811,742,300(576)
■/.
(70)
$1,527,8)36,865(498)
-
538,676,000
for
COMM.,
late
NEW
below;
$9
this
and
76
$30
PORT
Y.
N
ILL.. late
million
C.
in
indeterminate
dates',
with'sales
bonds
this
COUNTIES
EXP.
considered
ALASKA
with
no
STATE
table
date
SO.
set
as
October;
$163
$75
set
CORP.
DIST.,
is
next
expected
year,
and
shortly.
FLOAT
This Week
Last Week
Comprise
announced
showing
,
Includes
ordinated
reports
or
firm
of
approved
$878,239,500
$855,500,000
financing plans which have
offering as those in the
for
not
total
been
formally
backlog
table
intentions.
COLUMBIA
debentures
BANCORPORATION'S
and
$30
million
convertible
sub¬
commonl registered
with the SEC last
of acquiring First Western Bank and
Trust Co. stock. Western Bancorporation has ended its agreement to sell its
majority holdings in First Western to Columbia Bancornoration in as much
Feb.
as
23
the
for-4he
latter-did
not
period. At this time, it
Also,
1,500,000
announced
HIGHWAY
purpose
complete
appears
TRAILER
the
purchase
doubtful
that
INDUSTRIES'
within
the
$2.5
the
agreed
financing will
million
upon
take
lights
time
place.
offering,
Jacobsson; is
export prices.
rightly concerned
But he
can
and investment than to seek
lecture
about
underdeveloped .countries' declining
to.encourage a climate for savings
price-propping cartel schemes. Further he should
better advise them
developed countries
on
their
tariff
and
export.pricing policies toward
underdeveloped countries—including entry to the ECM and USx\ markets.
NATIONAL BANK OF LONG ISLAND'S application to the U. S.
Comptroller of the Currency to sell $15 million preferreds. Further, 66 post¬
poned-issues with
week's
dollar
be
tally
of
additions
active
estimated dollar value of $171,046,000 compared to last
number but $160.5 million value due to larger
removed. These postponed issues may return to
or be
withdrawn.
an
the
same
than those
backlog
.
September 13,
1962
Oct.
16.
MEMPHIS,
PUBLIC
PUBLIC SERVICE
possibly December;
$94
Washington,
yet but
Corporate Stocks and Bonds*-,
for
million
million
CAROLINA
DEVELOP
UTILITY
AUTHORITY
this year;
late
late
INDETERMINATE
*
Includes
andexcludes LOUISVILLE &
bending PCC approval
-
-
and "from
separately.
below.
November
for
SCHOOL
expected
AUTH.,
million
$35
year;
PUBLIC
AUTHORITY
PENN.
AUTH.
TRANSIT
million
$18
year;
KITTITAS
YORK
footnote
$15
Includes
million
CHICAGO,
&
trust
employees, and stock option plans
and equity parts are tabulated
debt
in the table below).
Also, includes: $25 285.600 in preferreds
million have dates but excludes FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
million
preferred's
awaiting
approval
—
see
footnotes
in
issues of $300,000 or less comprising nine with dates.
$12.5
proposed
more:
fall;
under
combined
trtist .certificates
collateral
million JACKSONVILLE
$128
Issuance
with
indeterminate'float
table
possibly. late
GRANT
the
million
amounting-to
or
for
BANCORPORATION—see
equipment
$25
ISLAND'S
million
TENN.
four
In
and
Registrations
COLUMBIA
RR.
.
conversion
sales."
two
LONG
are
FRANKLIN
Dr.
(601
$2,350,418,300(636)
the number
of capital issues to be publicly offered for additional
nonfinancial and financial corporations including investment cos., and
private
placements and such other nonpublic offerings as exchanges,
by
E'xcluded
tallied
which
denote
refunding
•
$37,14Q.OGO. in
Excludes:
-
(29)
:_
reserved
*$1
,
$425,919,090
Sept.-14, 1961
'
•
(28)
$319,035,000
in¬
some
out
BACKLOG
-Last Wees
E.
parentheses
and
indeterminate
-.
country, Sweden,
enjoyed a high rate of growth from 1873 to 1895 though prices on the
average
were slowly
falling. He noted, also, the growth occurred during stable prices in
the 1920's and during
rising prices after WW II. He made no injunction against
deflation when he wrote last
year [see Chronicle, Sept. 1, p. 25] that those who
fare best are those who learn most
effectively and most quickly how to live '
without
$229,984,800
$441,417,000
______
both
of
•+ Excludes
(it is
misgivings in this space in view of his recent
statement that the time has come to
fight deflation as energetically as inflation
had been fought. Whether the
fight singles out raw material prices or over-all
prices, it smacks of artificial easy-money schemes or more-international
public
cartels and runs contrary to some of Dr. Jacobsson's own
observations of even a
year ago. In discussing the conditions under which economic
growth occurs the
Fund
$369,793,000>;
$783,980,600
more.
or
municipals
JData
OF
Advertising Club of Metropolitan
expressed their strong oppositionary views to
confidence in the solutional measures we are taking to
arouse
$138,433,000
$563,178,300
•
of
the
international payments.
Per Jacobsson
$231,360,000
($220,802,300
stocks
Total
•
individuals
their
3489,364,750
bonds
-
NASHVILLE
address
$226,427,750's $263,537,^)0
Total corporates
RESERVE
one was able to gatige beforehand the views our Govern¬
bring to the International Monetary Fund meeting commencing today
as well as those of the Fund's managing director, Dr. Per Jacobsson.
The former were contained in an article
by Treasury Under-Secretary Robert
'Roosa published last week by the Federal Reserve Bank
of Philadelphia and
in
42,280,000
$93,642,750
Corporate, stocks -without dates——_
i r.
capital
(Sept. 17)
were
31,225,000
Corporate stocks with dates
....
measurable extent,
latter
11,055,000
corporate bonds without dates__—
says
ment will
the
5,055.000
:
"
This.Week
secondaries.-
FOREIGN
119,109,000
6,000,000
$132,785,000
,,—,
l»6l____.
time-to-time
a
179,915,250
17,909,000
x___:
;
14,
shares
To
142,536,600
Corporate bonds with dates
Liberty Street?"
WILL THE TREASURY AND/OR THE FEDERAL
i)(
37,379,250
lOt,200,000
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN
often;7
Lastly, the member banks had
increase
3148,560,500
:
21,200,000
•
the lowest rates, possible as
period.
price
complaint
$71,807,000
20,494,250
80,000,000
-
refinancing week. The Fed's sale of governments aided the bill market in terms
of the "nudging" policy of
keeping short term yields ups Moreover, .the Feddid not have to buy long terms to keep bank credit
up and help bring the.long. '7!
term rates down—contrary
to the dictum of nudging and-unnecessary in view of the greater demand for, .then
supply of, good long term offerings. In fact,
long term debt issuers have been relying increasingly on private, placements
this year since it is unnecessary to
pay the higher costs of going* public to
for
13
week
Sep.
buyers during the past Treasury-;'.;'/''
cause
-■Financings
16,885,000
:
was happy. The week-ago-today (Sept. 10) 91-day bill market rate
had declined to 2.789%
compared .with 2.834% two weeks ago, and had been
under considerable pressure, from non-bank
no
$76,793,500
$46,893,500
'
Total
.
:
Everybody
utilize the pressures of competition to obtain
is the case during a falling bond
8-Oct.
Municipals*
$29,990,01)0
'
:
Corporates
^credit—as
So, despite the goid loss and. increase in money irn circulation—
both credit contractive, the net result was the actual and
average increase un
excess
24-Sep.
Stocks
.
described above.
free
22
Sep.
-
17-Sep.
Oct.
.
■
$50
BLDG;
AUTH.
million
million
Volume
196
Number 6195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
frey,
Hamilton,
—V.
195,
Investment News
family)
group
19.8%
aggregate of
John
an
52.2%.
own
of
the
W.
outstanding
Sept.
tration
and
National Union Life
officials
management
Nichols
and
President
is
stock.—V. ,196,
common
as
a
of
owner
of
company
istration
139
statement
the
of
rate
held
parent
share
one
of
of
reaord
the
for each -eight shares
company
Oct, '8,
on
1062.
Ironton, Ohio; and our newly acquired Texas
plant at Orange, Texas."
The agreement with Prudential provides for sale
of 5.4% Alpha notes up to Dec. 31, 1965. The notes
will mature Nov.
1, 1982.
With this arrangement
Alpha will borrow up to $29,000,000, and repayment
will be made in instalments of $2,250,000 payable
Proposed Registrations
annually beginning Nov. 1, 1971.
The loan arrangement with Chase Manhattan pro¬
,
The
company -was
organized under Pennsylvania law in June
±>y -its .parent, which has been engaged principally in writingmarine and allied classes of insurance.
The management of
fire,
the
parent
able
be
offer
the
from
ultimately
that
the
stock
for
used
it
would
their .clients
to
hence
and
surance,
ceeds
determined
to
the
be
and
company
sale
will
life
p.
has
outstanding 100,000
capital shares,
all of : which
(except directors' qualifying shares) were purchased by its parent
at '$15 per share.
William MacLean is president,, and all officers
of the company are also officers of its parent (with one exception).
National
Union
Fire
National Union
See
—V.
196,
Insurance " Co.
ing Dec. 1, 1966, through Nov. 1, 1970.
Alpha has paid the entire balance of $8,750,000
due on a Chase Manhattan loan agreement made Oct.
Life
Insurance
Sumitomo
United
address
whose
Tekoil
is
Oklahoma City,
SEC
on Sept.
7th
Bldg.,
,
includes
also
warrants
cisable
to
(1)- 29,000
sold
be
option
issued
a
$6,000 cash payment)
and
in
(3)
110,000
exchange
be
for
gas
leaseholds.
acquisition of 90%
offer.
/""
The
to
offered
be
Electric
Ltd.—Plans
Co.,
modern
tions
certain
to
the
expected
U.
in
1963.
underwrite
to
the
whether
S.
will
issue
be
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., New York
ihe issue.
It has not yet been
sold privately or to the public.
Okla.^ which land it
Total
1961
held by
owned
cials
by
of
53
about
.
end,
News of Business and Finance
V
partnership whose partners
a
in
9,260 acres
Laboratories
Abbott
R.
wells
seven
and
eight
purchase
'
Buys Interest in
Diamond
-
.i
-
research
filed
in
$10,000
at
its
West
21
statement
1963
unit
per
Corp.—Securities
of
registration
a
units
300
Oil
corporation
with
Drilling
(subject
underwriting is presently
Putnam
said.
the
Fund,
to
SEC
to
Sepi.
on
11
Abbott's
The
pro-poses
leaseholds,
or
strength
oil
ang
of
than
gp.s
Nathan
M.
Shippee,
board
chairman,
2927.
p.
—V.
and
each.—V.
year
of convertible
$10,500,000.
developing new products for
!
■'
Dohrmann
:
■
.-.■■h
,
Instruments
this issue.—V.
196,
-
■'
•
'
'
in
sale
the
not
were
disclosed.
division
MRD
AMF Chairman.
Burgess,
is
with
line
in
plans
AMF's
to
Government Products Group research and develop¬
Greenwich-Stamford,
Connecticut area where AMF
the
has
late
August
in
cash
for
175
by
and
industry
will continue on
and
a
Transportation;
American
division
division
of scientists and development engineers from
group
a
Armour
defense
General
30,000 square foot leased building, the MRD
employees. The unit was formed as an AMF
a
Research Foundation.—V.
196,
743.
p.
Ohio, largest U. S. manufacturer
and
with
will
be
Geco
officials.
wholly-owned
a
Sterilizer Co.—Notes Sold Privately—On
American
Sept. 13, 1962, it was reported that $3,500,000 of this
promissory notes due Aug. 1, 1977, had been
firm's
•
purchased
about
1953
the
melting equipment,
is
expanding its
British Geco Engineering Co., Ltd. of
completed
were
was
for
basis
Occupying
Firm—
for
engineering
similar
.
company
division, Niles,
Chicago, it was
Research
already has extensive facilities, according to Mi*. Burgess. The MRD
has been engaged in advanced research and development
in
heating
and
with purchase of
Negotiatons
The
of
its
and
•,
851.
p.
Corp.—Buys British
induction
facilities.
195,
Co.—Sells Division
Foundry
Mechanics
by Carter L.
the
sale
ment
Edenbridge, Kent, England. This is the second in a series of steps
desiged to give Ajax world-wide manufacturing distribution and
v
of
Terms
Corp.—Investment—
Co.,
The corporation of Youngstown,
operation
here
consolidate
The
&
sold
division
''
Ajax Magnethermic
'
—-^Notes Sold
to General American Transportation Corp.,
announced
by both firms."
use
has
company
Illinois,
196, p. 423.
See
of
The
its
Machine
American
are
totaled
Advance Growth Capital
the
32.5%
own
block
in pharmaceutical specialty products and a
that this year will result in expenditures of more
Researco teams arom both Abbott and Diamond
program
will work jointly in
per
will also receive an overiding royalty iirterest in each
leasehold. The company has outstanding 10,000 shares
stock,
of
which
Edward
J.
Willey,
president, and
common
Independent operation,
an
centered
is
research
Conn.,
covering
The company
as
estimated at more than
about $130 million.
"Diamond's
strength lies in its technical ability to produce a
complete line of biological products," Mr. Cain explained. "Abbott's
sales during the current
$6,000,000. Abbott sales in 1961
involved.
to acquire, test develop
interests therein, within
continue
will be non-controlling
pany's
operate oil
continental
limits of the United States and/or Canada, on behalf of the pur¬
chasers of the units; and the net proceeds from the sale of units
will be so applied.
As compensation for its services to the pro¬
gram, the company will be paid an amount equal to 5%
of eaph
participants subscription and all other money, including assess¬
ments, payable by him, expended on behalf of each participant.
company
gas
product
will
purchase
.
and
firm
Moines
of Illinois
Privately—On Sept. 13, 1962, it was reported that
$6,000,000 of this firm's 5% subordinated notes due
July 1, 1982, had been sold privately through Kidder,
Peabody & Co. Inc., N. Y. City.—V. 196, p. 948.
preferred stock. The majority of Diamond stock is held by prac¬
ticing veterinarians, Diamond employees and the public. The com¬
j
offered for public sale
unit assessment).
No
be
$1,000
a
Greenwich,
veterinary
A,merican Investment Co.
t
'
Des
share of common and class B stock outstanding at yearwith $472,293 for fiscal 1961, or $1.07 per share
number of shares then outstanding.
American Heri¬
per
smaller
dividends quarterly since October 1959. During fiscal
1962, dividends paid totaled $145,000.
James Parton, President, commented: "Fiscal 1962 was a year of
continued progress though less dramatic than
in the past. . . .
In the previous fiscal year, American Heritage gross revenues grew
more
than 50%.
The company. has confjnued its established poli¬
cies of seeking %r*6wth through' the creation of new products and
preferr4ngrlqng-term expansion to immediate profit."
"-The company, founded, in 1954, publishes American Heritage and
Horizon magazines, "'AmjeVican Heritage Junior Library,
a series of
illustrated history books for young readers, and two major adult
books anually, one under the American Heritage imprint, and this
year, a new line under the Horizon imprint.
The company launched
Horizon Caravel Looks, a new series for young readers about world
history, culture, and the arts, on Sept. 2, 1962.—V. 195, p. 1312.
the
.
products
and
research
will
lines of both firms," Mr. Cain
of
.
since
Registered—
Ave.
Han¬
products for
of
s
that,. exchanges
expect
strengthen the
companies
by both
development
"We
Pictronics Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
Prudential
and
veterinary market.
The
The
Abbott and H. L.
of Diamond.
approved by stockholders of the Des Moines
agreement
an
medical firm, Abbott would invest $1,050,000 in 75,000
preferred shares of Diamond. The agreement would provide for joint
•-
On Sept 6, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Jan. 18, which covered 80,000
common
shares to have been offered at $5 per share through an
underwriter, not named.—V. 195, p.
525.
'
veterinary
wells, and for working capital and
including officers' salaries.
Louis J.
corporate
purposes
Horowitz is
president.
Chairman and President of
Board
president
Under
new
geperal
Cain,
sen,
three wells
and three well-sites, $107,650 for intangible costs of recompietion
and equipping of seven existing wells, $325,000 "for intangible costs
of drilling and
completing eight new wells, and the balance for
first year's rental of materials for recompietion and equipping of
the
fiscal
is an
tage has paid
The
company
is purchasing a
minority interest in Diamond
Laboratories, Inc. of Des Moines, Iowa, it was announced by George'
are
also management, offi¬
Of the net proceeds
are
company (and by six associates).
stock sale, $161,185 will be used to
ended
compared
as
the
on
Laboratories—
sucfltvacres
of
26,000
year
from $11,498,400 In
June 30, 1962.
This
rose
company
the
about
of
82 cents
persons
acquire pursuant to
the interests
and
persons,
the
the
from
about
$12,001,000 In
4%, during the company's eighth operating year
and
its
first
as
a
publicly-held enterprise.
American Heritage
common stock was offered to the public in October
1961.
Total after-taxes income in fiscal 1962 amounted to $419,600 or
..
offers: The-> interests'in
therexehange
are
the
of
revenues
to
increase
'■
proposes to
-
Heritage Publishing Co., Inc.—Revenues
American
the
Alfalfa County,
196, p. 533.
Up 4%; Net Down—
City, is
decided
organized under Delaware law in May 1962 for
was
flexible."—V.
more
13,
exer¬
purpose
of engaging in the
business of
exploring for and
developing^ gas,"->pjl and other hydrocarbons.^(principally natural
gas)
with respect to some T3£>,500 noncontiguous acres located in
"
said, "Alpha also expects to construct ad¬
ditional distribution terminals which will improve
customer service and make the marketing picture
interests
■
1958.
in
Gerstell
in
Sale
Bond
$20,000,000 Alpha borrowed to build a new and
plant at Frederick, Md., which began opera-'
the
of
States—
in
bonds
working interests in certain oil
offering is contingent upon the
pursuant to
the exchange
public
said
",
company
Holders
5-year
each,
cents
10
held.
proportionate -sub-i
finder's fee, exercisable at $2 per share
undivided
The
of
at
receive
(2) 2,000 class A shares underlying
Solomon Rothfield
(together with
shares
B
their
and
a
as
class
to
underlying
shares
A
underwriters
share,
per
2-year
to
the
to
initially at $5
a
class
shares
Gas
will
1962 it was reported that this Japanese cable and wire
manufacturer plans to sell $7,000,000 to $10,000,000 of convertible
Sept.
Okla.i filed a registration statement with the
covering 180,000 shares of class A common stock, to be offered for
public sale at $5 per share.
The underwriters, headed by Peter
Morgan & Co., One Chase Manhattan Plaza, N.Y.,
will receive a
50 cent per share commission and $22,000 for expenses.
The state¬
ment
Southwest
nine
convertible-securities
rights without having to convert their holdings. Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York City, will underwrite the
offering.—V. 193, p. 147.
Natural Gas & Oil Producing Co.—Class A Common
company,
each
for
Gas
scription
of Pittsburgh this issue.
•; ' '/;■/'
Co.,
Registered—
The
shares
vada
Southwest
219.
p.
1, 1957, with part of the funds borrowed under the
agreement. The old loan was the remainder of
new
vof Nevada Northern Gas Co;, a subsidiary, on the basis of two Ne¬
Proposed
—
Offering—
Sept. 11, 1962 it was reported that this company plans to offer
i stockholders the right to subscribe for about 205,000 common shares
'
■
5%.
of
rate
annually in equal instalments commenc¬
will be made
1852.
Southwest Gas Corp.—Plans Rights
interest
annual
petitive-.bidding on or about Nov. 26. Proceeds will be used to refund
$12,000,000 of outstanding 5%% bonds due Jan. 1, 1987 and $20,000,000 of outstanding
5%% bonds due Sept. 1, -1987.—-V. 195,
to
$11,000,000 at an
Repayment of ihe loan
vides for borrowing a maximum of
Sept. 10, 1962 it was reported that this company plans to sell
$32,600,000 of first and-refunding mortgage bonds due 1992 at com¬
agents
life in¬
The net pro¬
general funds and
insurance
business.
The
added
company's
its
of
line
a
-organized.
was
be
that
desirable
customers
Pacific Power & Light Co.—To Sell Bonds—
company
Rights Offering—
Private Financing
—
Alpha President, Robert S. Gerstell, "Most of these
loans, totaling $40,000,000, will be used to rebuild and
located at Catskill,
of
is
underwriting
3¥o
involved.
1962
423.
p.
N. Y.;
of' capital stock.
It is proposed 4o offer such stock, for
subscription at $15 per share by capital -stockholders of the com¬
pany's parent, National Union Fire Insurance Co. of PittsbUEgh,
the
196,
Portland
shares
at
Cement Co.
-V.
streamline three key Alpha plants
Place, Pittsburgh, filed a reg¬
SEC
on
Sept.
10 covering
100,000
the
issue.-
this
Co.
to
University
with
Mortgage
Alpha Portland
Proposed Rights Offering—
The
Savill-Mahaffey
Arranged—On Sept. 11, the company announced com¬
pletion of loan agreements with Prudential Life In¬
surance Co. and Chase Manhattan Bank.
According
the regis¬
statement
Pittsburgh—
of
Co.
Insurance
See
proposed
secondary offering of 1,000,000 common shares of Whirlpool stock.
An RCA spokesman stated that
the action was taken because of
the sharp decline in stock market prices earlier this year.—V. 196,
p. 687.
" '
215.
p.
1962 Radio Corp. of America withdrew
originally filed
Apr.
25
covering a
11,
3
Alleghany Corp.—Acquisition—
Magnus & Co., New York City.
Taylor & Co., and
262.
p,
Whirlpool Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
On
Continued from page 1
4.9%
through God¬
to have been offered publicly
150,000 common shares
General Corporation and
(1143)
privately through Glore, Forgan & Co., Chicago.
852.
sold
—V. 196, p.
subsidiary.
Radio Corp. of America—Drops Plan to Sell Whirl¬
pool Stock—('.'V
British
•
See
Whirlpool Corp.,
this
issue.—V.
Sentinel Life Insurance
"The
capital
at
$5
of
company
statement
with
stock, to
share.
SEC
be
Sept.
on
offered
for
322.
p.
Francisco,
10
public
hied
covering
sale
a
registration
of
shares of
underwriting)
British
induction
and
A.
been
initially
California
to
life
offer
for
a
.
certificate
and
disability
the public
to
of
insurance.
authority
The
to
company
transact
insurance
heating
has
doing research
been
equipment
Logan,
facilities
for
eight
years.
located
are
of
sent
facilities
from
President,
Ajax
the
for
in
,
and
.
J.
anticipated.
intends
policies,
corporation
300,000
common
Proceeds
Silica
develop
are
of
244
the
Edenbridge,
firm
The
plans call for
operation.
Two
shares
to
be
A" Filing—
Sept.
on
40
miles
Sept.
to
used
be
for
7,
1962
offered
filed
at
R.
a
"Reg.
$1,
without
a
building
equipment,
St., Las Vegas, Nev., plans
Silica Sand Deposit, near Las
to
A"
men
have
States
to manage Ajax British plant.
managing director and Henry F.
No
other
changes in personnel are
15,000 sq. ft. of floor area and 30
Anderson,
director.
has
5,
NOTE:
On
has
America
and
reserves.
acquire
and
the
company
with
the SEC
withdrew
on
Dec.
its
registration state¬
12, 1961, which covered
Net
after
—V.
12%
for
over
"Third
"and
I
the
last,
first
year's
quarter
expect our
Last
year
—V.
195,
196,
Ltd. (& Subs.)—6 Mos.' Report
Aldens
p.
2149.
six
months
record
reached
volume
sales
of
a
total
of
$73,520,245,
$65,623,164.
are
continuing high," Mr. Jackson stated,
earnings for the year to exceed $2.60 per share."
share earnings reached a new peak of $2.15.
per
-
1879.
1962
30—
p.
1961
$
209,028,000 211,728,000
5,287,000
7,370,000
taxes
1049.
British
than
American
51%
of
the
can's
of
Acquires 51% of
Oil Co. Ltd.
Oil
has
outstanding
have been
shares
offer
the
at $18
of
July 31
announced
common
that
it
shares of
now
owns
more
Superior Propane
per
to
deposited in acceptance of British Ameri¬
acquire any or all of the common shares
per share until Sept. 7, and thereafter
share until expiry of the offer.—V. 196, p. 637.
company
Brooks
at $18.22 Va
Instrument Co., Inc.
—
Sales Up 19%, Net
Down—
profit trend in the company's progress, evidenced over the
several years was Interrupted during the first half of 1962.
of $2,325,700 were 19% higher than the $1,957,900 reported
the same six months period of 1961.
The backlog as of June
The
past
Sales
for
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William R. Dana Company
Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday], Other offices; 135 S. La Salle
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1962 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class.matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
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 year.
Other countries. $72.00 per year,
Illinois
account
June
Superior Propane—
The
W.
Sales
Vegas.
appointed
Ltd.
Jackson, President, has
reported
earnings for the
six
period
ending
July
27
of
$1,645,409
were
the
highest
in Aldens history, up 22 % over the previous
high figure of $1,345,660 which was attained in 1960.
Last year's earnings for the same
period were $1,149,564.
underwriting.
been
corporation.^—V. 196, p. 1048.
sales
Seibert, Treasurer;
Street, Chicago 3,
of March 3,
North
$
Net
Ended
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Dana
of
Bowater Paper Corp.
British American
month
covering
Controls, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
1962,
ment originally filed
William
Bank
Commercial
Period
employees.
^
Earl
Jean
Tork .Time
195, p. 1920.
Beauty Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
The
registrar for the common stock of the
immediate
Ajax has one other foreign plant operating at present.
Ajax
Magnethermic
of
Canada,
Ltd.,
has
been
manufacturing
Ajax
equipment at Ajax, Ontario, for several years.—V. 196, p. 635.
.
On
Corp. this issue.—V.
engineering
Aldens, Inc.—Net Up 22%; Sales 12%—
Silica Inc.—"Reg.
Ihe
See Loral Electronics
,
manufacture
Sales,
reports
British
the
United
They are Donald
Raufer,
technical
a
full range of nonparticipating
including ordinary life, limited payment
life,
endowment and term
policies.
The net proceeds from
the
stock
sale
will
be
used- to
develop the company's
business, in¬
cluding the preparation and dissemination of sales literature, for
rent, salaries and equipment, and to create an agency sales force.
Hugh Grogan is president.
life
company
manufacturing
John
missioner
of
Ajax Magnethermic Britain Ltd.,
induction heating and melting equipproduct line will be expanded to
The
from London.
increase
of
Ajax
Europe.
,
The
per
classes
in
Ajax
Organized in December 1961, the company is presently in the
organizational stage. It proposes to apply to the Insurance Com¬
the
sale
Astrex, Inc.—Proposed Asset Sale—
renamed
be
manufacture
for
line—frequency channel furnaces, Multiductor and
motor
generator
coreless
induction
furnaces
and
heat
treating
equipment.
/
250,000
(without
will
Geco
will
include
Co.—Capital Stock Reg'd—
225 Bush St., San
the
196,
and
ment
-
of
the
fluctuations
in
the rate
of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1144)
development
electronic
expected to
are
—V.
195,
the
to
contribute
the
Under
terms
technical
to .'the
selling
the
of
of
in
these
countries.
electrical
designer
In
nation
industrial
National
Gross
in
Product
1
'
'•
■
->
-
V'v'"''
BUSINESS—The
.
/
supplier
of
market
and' the
As
Fiirukawa
Electric Co., Ltd.,
with headquarters in Tokyo, and
Electric
Industries
Ltd.,. With headquarters in Osaka, %
manufacturing
plants
and
sales
trading
company
offices.-::
throughout Japan.
They are the largest cable manufacturers in uJapan and their total annual sales account for- more than half
intends
therefore
in
Japan.—V.
195,
no
The
sales
and
1952
earnings
fiscal
of
the
it
year,
Sales
by
announced
president.
W. B.
V '■ 1
■
of
$591,550,000
represented
increase
an
during
increased
company
was
3%
of
the
CAPITALIZATION
The
results
1§6!2, which
fiscal
for
reduced
and
Sales
include
foreign
dated.
of
U.
and
subsidiaries
these
for
both
than
fiscal
Canada
market
plant
rearrangements
work
Great
.Britain,
fiscal
Operating
have
not
been
1962
be
other
in
Mexico, exceeded
commenting on the foreign
by approximately $6,000,000. In
business, Mr; Murphy said: "We will not be in
abroad for several more ye^rs out-tne
position
a
of
.excess
"The
the
of
past
10
and
years
decade.
record
earnings in each year
"
introductory
'
marketing
of
<■
number
a
y
of
"
\
new
See
".
%
of
;
..
products
year;
f
year,"
he
"has
said,
been
marked
by
a
J
the past
"Over
number
25
of
years,
have been engaged
we
designed
program
to
help
Tnese. en-iv.,3. bave
important to
crops
our
us
in
s
v
BUSINESS—The
commenced
suopliers
tccesV
f
1
'"O
v
.
of
~n
advanced
pany-has
a
he
noted.—V."
>■
—V.
196,
issue.—V. .195,
provides
and
cell
(10
for
:
for
Sept. 12, 1962, Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,'
& Co.;'Chicago; Loewiassociates, offered pub¬
licly, 250,000 shares of the company's cumulative pre-,
ferred stock, 4.96% series at
$25 per share and ac¬
^
New York City; Dean Witter
& Co. Inc., Milwaukee, and
•
the
K„ J.
cents
Inc.
T. 1 C.
date
the
proceeds will be applied to the
redemption of
5Va%
cumulative preferred stock, its 5!4%■ general
bonds and such of its 4!/2r/c- convertible
subordinated deA
company's
mortgage
bentures
have
as
iixed
for
such
for
company;
REDLMFTION
-converted-
into
to
will
and
be
327
indudins
^Pany,'
144
telephone properties
•
.
Oct;
on
Outstanding
'Authorized
1,000,000 shs;'
.
31,
292,702 shs,
"
of
one
stock
(1)
share
of
stock
common
j.t-6,
outstanding.— v.
eod
had
July
more
than
375,CD0
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
v°nvr
flvrL
ferred
$26
'
providing
,
service
in
and
1932,
the
company-owned
company
owns
'•
around
"
and
conditions,
each
of
the
new
the
compre¬
name-
Shares
,
Paine,
Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
Dean
Loewi
Witter
&
White,
Carolina
40,000
Co.
Homblower
Weld
&
Co
Inc
&
&
Weeks
Co
Shares
35,000
J.
M.
15,000
E.
F.
Corp.
Podesta
&
D.
Co.,- Inc.__
&
Co.,
Joiies
&
8,000
Inc.'18,090
Co.
8,000
"
.
income for
and
of
produced
date
quarter
Mr.
of
1962
Desilu
Sales,
in
of
of
theatrical
written
that
stated
Inc.,
theatres
has
television
contracts
upon the first two
Initial engagement
operations
at
of
the
to
Scarface
segments
of
"The
Rialto
Desilu
Sales
current
coming
has
acquired
for
be
sats .many
will
to
in
the
1,
a
the
of
record
-fiscal
last.year..-7,1.7
directors
have
holders
1962 -to
'
current
manu¬
new
current
of
.
.
.
the
view
equal
the
trend
excellent,
will
con¬
reception
ail
■
last-year,"
of
comnany's
product
according
lines
during
to
the
unique items to be manufactured under
These licenses have been arranged
some
of
of
"The
programs
Christmas
R.C.A.
the
and
world-wide rights to reproduce
religious paintings used in their
Christ" and "He is Risen" shown
lor
famous
Coming
of
Easter.—V.
Electro-Science
195,
401.
p.
films,
one
.the
on
of
excess
the
on
hand,
other,
$2,000,000
lias
Distributing
date
for
Mob,"
Co.,
1,385
motion
a
a
on
a
division of
domestic
play-
picture
This
New
in
continue
to
\
a
first-run
Dallas-based
license
the
The
:
as
national
and
investment
sixiall
a
company,
announced
has
that
the
is
effective
action
was
shareowners
approved ESI's request to relixiquish
investment company.
Surrender of
immediately.
business
of
a
taken
by
charter
the
SBA following
revision
designed
by ESI
their com¬
endorsement
to
convert
pany's operations into those of a full-scale venture capital company.
President
ESI
Joseph
McKinney
stated
that
the
change, in
his
firm's operation will "substantially expand ESI's investment'oppor¬
tunities."
He said
the
areas
in which ESI
can
now
enjoy new
freedom
25%
to
any
in
tutions,
making
its
of
size;
investments
assets
in
a
include
single
concern;
authority to: invest up
invest in companies of
through stock purchases from individuals, insti¬
the open market; and make direct foreign invest¬
invest
on
or
based
York
expand
basis.
SBA
rf'-siuqss Aomi :istrrtion
its' license
ments.
Mr.
Untouchables," which had its
Theatre
Surrenders
Investors, Inc.
License—
July
at
a
26.
most
its
.
.
McKinney
investment
In
addition,
international syndica¬
emphasized
attention
that ESI
on
new
or
will continue
existing
to
concentrate
technically-oriented
companies.
1960.—V.
Sales
Nov.
believed
he
largest
for
the
agreements.
division
N.B.C..
.ci.Q
in
Desilu
on
condition
payable
accelerate
year
will
license
electronics
markets
that
of
$259,017
.
stated
years
to
all
dividend
additions
in
in
business
1932.
fiscal
will
sold
headed
Bales
$392,649 .compared.to
healthy
world's
the
appears
months
Brambier.
satisfactory rate, A recent major acquisition of this division of the
company is'a, package of 33 motion pictures produced abroad which
be
at
probably
Important
Ft;
pictures,
in
Film
contracted
"The
for
Sales, Earnings—
e company's newer product lines just introduced. "Cur¬
justify my belief that sales for the first six months of-
the
during
income"
.
motion
Desilu
and
gamest
first ,four
stock
1,
Mr.
$14,305, 'equivalent
was
basis.
Arnaz
2,000
Waggoner 2,000
,
this
a
Oct.
-rti'deq ti
a
the
increase
gross
of
Brambier
TV.
1961.
■
'i'
in Desilu's gross earnings
syndication
secured
world-wide
&
.
.
distribution
Neal
Cinerama, Inc. for the recently released picture "The Brothers
Grimm" and soon to be released "Winning of the Wesi," and with
first quarter
by Desilu Sales, Inc.
Desilu Sales; a whol v-owneu subsidiary which commenced opera¬
tions in January of 1962 and functions in the fields of international
for
Wyatt,
with
12%—
the
constituting. 51' 12%
.
1961 which
'
achieved
The
8,000
Dain
Hutton
Edward
9,600
&
Miller
25,000
15,000
Securities
Cruttenden,
$3,377,845,
first
the
quarter
2,000
Smith & Co., Inc.
W. Tindall & Co._____7
J.
Mfg. Corp.—Record
51%
up.
exclusive
increase of 12%
results
date?
„
gross
for-the first quar¬
traditionally the lowest point of production for the compqny,
according to president Desi Arnaz, was attributable to one month of
increased production of Desilu-owned shows and to the excellent
to
certain
JpI •T;araed bKl0W hi,as agreed tQ Purchase from
,$24-30 ber share the number of shares of the
set opposite such
underwriter's
:
-
first
The
7,000
Frank S.
Co., Inc. 2,000
the
For
rent-sales
outstanding stock for;
the
Robinson-Humphrey Co.
Inc.
7__
r
children's card
view
tinue
-
.
In
Mr.
to earnings of one cent per share on the 1,155,940 shares of common
stock outstanding. This compares with a net loss of $130,-638, equiv¬
alent to a loss of 11 cents per share on tne
distribution
subsi¬
telephones.
of
,
for
5,000
year
of
declared
ter.,
share.
Nevada, Minnesota, Iov/a and
service to communities in
31,
to
>
fund beginning
offer to repurchase annually
per
announced" a
28,:,1962
income
3,000
Norris & Birshberg, Inc.__, 5,000
Powell, Kistler & Co.____ 4,000
Brambier,
are
year
record
share
each
for
950.
p.
Productions, Inc.—Revenues Up
July
Co.
Co.
195, p. 2590.
facturer
i
.
V
.
5,000
Mr. Brambier stated that Ed-u-C,aras,
/
all outstanding shares of its
stock. The redemption price
1962
preference
the corresponding quarter of
over
&
'
President, has annoucned that for the tenth
sales and earnings set new record highs.
For year ending April 30,
1962, sales were $853,213 and earnings 1
of $59,622 equalled 16 cents per share. This compared to
$763,965,
an'' $15,844; six cents per share, respectively, last year.
,;
*1 ;:YV. I".' ;
convertible
company: has
Net
purchase
Hilsman
:
\
M'cCormick".&
.
Co.
'
W.'-,
'
Shares
Labouisse,
Johnson, Lane, Space Corp.
Co.____ 2,000
&
set forth:;
Friedi'ichs &
2,500
Co.,
1,807,400 shs,
have
severally
purchase agree,-
the
.
2,000
consecutive
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
par)
of "$3,006,270.
new
s: 12th St., Lincoln, Neb.,
Jn- tbe stafes
lino.s
diaries
ended
q
&
Ed-U-Ca,rds
preference
Desilu
The
Paine
of
7 .1
Howard, ' Weil,
Co.,: Inc.i_ 2,000
Evans
A.
Irving
,
,
'
the
&
Henderson
H.
—V.
stock would be $38 per share plus dividends
.redemption date, Jt is expected .that, apfion npop
proposal will be taken by the company's board of' directors atits next meeting on
Sept. 20, 1962.
;
The preference stock may be converted at any time prior to re¬
demption, into the company's common.stock at the rate of three-
common stocks of the
old &.50
a
f? Vnginia. At
?,!; Subsidiaries provide
TiHnmc
at
redemption price of
the
to and including Aug
31
1957
Aug. 31,. j:,7i
than $23
operates
stock
redemption; to construction expenditures of
making of construction advances to subsid-
fn ientitled
the benefit of
S,
I whlch,the.comp?ny ,wiil
up to 3, /50 shares at not more
and
common
FEATURES—The
stocK
tbc.-eaf.ev
the
been
further investment in the
*ubsidiar?es
pre.errea
not
Shares
Inc.
J.
conditions
Co._______—___43,750
Proctor &
Outstanding
below
the sellers the number of shares of
of
L'—2,500
Cleveland
Corp._
4,500
First
Ave., New York City,
services to industry
;
redemption
(3/10lhs)
and
named
offered hereby below
First Southeastern
Crown Cork & Seal has announced that it in¬
recommend to the Board of Directors that the company
preference
terms
Inc._____^_„i43,750
Brown
Clement
PROCEEDS—Net
the
&
Abbptt,
accrued ..to-,the
of
thq
stock
'
2,000,000 shs.
underwriters
..
Blair & Co,,
the
tenths
dividends.
1'
.
Authorized
•
(par
subject to
Courts
7
'
stock
1.1""
•
of
$2- cumulative
On
crued
to
•
.
CAPITALIZATION AS OF JULY 25, 1962
the ..common
branch
of
States.
basis, for the ten months ended
excise taxes were $15,006,429 and net
ment,- to purchase from each
1089.
p.
establishment
GIVING. EFFECT
535."'
p.
Management
Offered—
United
unaudited
■
agreed,
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.—May Call Preferred;
y
tends
Stock
\
this; year.
_
Telephone Co.—Preferred
to
Common
-1
'
Montreal.
Central
,1
-
processing
:
stock
Common
Ltd.—Partial Redemption
.
at
the
an
$1,360,152.
For
the same pex-iod last year, net sales
$12,771,787 and net income was $1,107,133.,; l ; 1 - 1 ;
was
.
contracts
CAPITALIZATION
the
of
30, 1962, net sales :after
amounted
.
called
has
of
outside
'REVENUES—On
196,
;
of; 555; Madison
>
1960
screw
Association.
income
and
for
redemption on
Oct.
1,
1962,
sinking fund, $70,009 of its 6V2% series
debentures due Aug.
15, 1981 at. 100'/,
Payment will be made
any
branch in Canada
liar
north
excepted)
of the Bank of
A
from others, brake hose, and
components of brake repair kits;
' *
'
agencies necessary in connection with'utilization'
-•enc
date
in
1
operation
purchases,
as
.
.
*
corporation
it
distributes' substantially all of its electrical parts to
States
market
through approximately 45 independent
to
June
equipment and techniques.
The com¬
to render services to the National Aeronautics
Space Administration, International Business" Machines
andRadio Corporation
of. America, among others.
of
with
and have
Canadian Hydrocarbons
through
that
United
accounts
-
company,
operations
outboard motors, lawn mowers avid
as
are members of the National
Aujtjomotiyej
The NAPA
distributor^ sell the company's prod¬
approximately 3,000 jobbers who in turn sell them to over
50,000" vseryice stations,
garages,!! fleet !ao6btihtA i^xar ' dealers: land
others.
The company also sells approximately 6%
of its parts1 to
••
Computer Applications Inc.—Common Offered—On
of office facilities -and
trucks, trailers, farm equip¬
replacement parts for ignition systems
company
Parts
Bancorporation—Acquisition Plan Dropped
Bancorporation, .this
,
automobiles,
engines and
the
r-'. r.'
-
com¬
warehouse distributors who
.
recently been accelerated
and expanded to a wider number of
ingredients where there appear
to be similar opportuuihc.. —w.
Av0,.
6u^.,
The
of
systems,
.124,000 shs.
offices, for new equipment and to augment working
capital.
'J!UV'
'
•
'vV7,./,.
of
agricultural
an
and
growers
;
-
,
The
the American Stock
on
/■
Outstanding-
.leasing,
sales, or
stockholders.
;V
gasoline engines such
except
The
.
Western
sion
-
program
development designed to enhance the position of the company
for both the present and over the long-term, including im¬
provements in ingredients, processes, and' controls, new
brands, and
the opening of new markets.
' />.
'
ingredients.
certain
l,000j)00 shs.
-
direct
.
Offered—On
Co.—Common
company;
machine parts sold
common
intense
research
sion,
Sept. 11, 1962, L. M. Rosenthal &: Co., Iric., New York
City, .offered publicly, -.87,000. shares of this firm's
stock at $4 per; share. r Net proceeds from the
sale, will be used by the company to. finance expan¬
was
past year,", he said. "Our 'Red Kettle' souo mixes
introduced in several metropolitan markets and this month
will
become available throughout the
country in eight varieties.
In the
coming year, there will be expansion to national distribution of
several products
trat nave be n-.tes.-marketed Ws
were
past
suc¬
car
Columbia
"
:
begun during the
"This
for
UNDERWRITERS—The
expense
income is; expected to decline
materially in the 1962-63 year."
Concerning the growth and Derformance of tne 93-year old compapy,
Mr. Murphy said Campbell Soup has reported record sales
same
will be
PRESENT FINANCING
-
either by
.users.
Carlos.
engines.
The United Parts Division, at the Chicago, 111.,
p]ant, sells hydraulic brake parts, brake cables, power brake 'parts
and speedometer cables, all of which are manufactured by that Divi¬
,
over
nine
electrical
fox'
of sihall
the
1049.
p.
make
to
fleet
*
plant
San
Corp.—Appointment—
stock is listed
.
ment and marine
Ti
■" V""V.
1.;r"
and truck fleets in the iU. S.^has more than
past five years," Lynn A. Townsend, President, said
making the announcement. The move will allow Chrysler to serve
of
in
It is
the new
in
moved
stationary
i;
doubled
recently
whose address is Echlin Rd. and U. S. 1
Highway, Bx-anford, Conn., manufactures and sells replacement parts
formed a new subsidiary to lease car and truck
1963 mhdels. Under the. plan,: the'vehicles will
Chrysler• dealers w.ith-the company holding title to
from
"Leasing
-
costs,
and
profits
for
sold
common
BUSINESS—The
with
starting
leased
them.'-
consoli¬
including
idle plant
necessary .(development
Australia,
sales
the
2253
p.
in foods.
1
Exchange.
The company has
fleets
;
results
subsidiaries,
introductory
and
Europe,
and
1961
companies.
non-consolidated
new
expense,
in
195,
has
Manufacturing-
were
pany's
Chrysler Corp.—Forms Leasing Subsidiary—
share
Canadian
other
new.plants,
up
ended on July - 29, refledt thea
■i
assetfr'hhd earnings. This
7
by 8 cents.
per
figures
S.
Expenses-of
starting
and
that the company
realizing profits.
cents)
10
instru¬
of
line
new
a
residues
638.
p.
ucts
currency in both
earnings
earnings
those
—:V.
(par
program.
aaded
.
of
-
r
devaluation of Canadian
stock
Common
recently
Processes
Authorized
.$43,909,000 last year.
devaluation
has
Sept. 11, 1962, Blair & Co. Inc., New York City, and
Courts & Co., Atlanta, G,a., as managers of an under¬
writing group announced a secondary offering of
140,000 shares of the firm's common stock at $16 per
share.
The offering was oversubscribed.
•/'' ' :
1
None of the proceeds from the sale will accrue to
the company, as the shares are already outstanding
In
of.
has
TO
or
1315.
p.
Echlin
in; most
GIVING EFFECT
Electronic
the
management
certain portions of this product in
Electronic
195,
196,
conducted various market surveys
broad potential market for. its .conductive plastic,
a
the
in
determination of pesticide
Drew Properties
presently anticipates
line.
' -
company
of
expansion
changes
no
Irving Trust Co., New York City, has been appointed sole registrar
the class A and class L, common stocks of the corporation.—V.
conductive plastic system which, it
applications to silver filled
that this will be
a
$100,0m) from Dohrmann Instru¬
for
merchandising
augmented
an
.
Earnings per share of $4.01 were jap 2%
over-the fiscal 1961
earnings cf $3.95. jNet income1 :'after taxes -was $44,765,000 compared,
of
developed
company
no assurance can be given
in selling its products or in
cessful
degree
any
Deben¬
—
for
electrical industry
with
an¬
Frocesses are contemplated. He added,
laboratory temperature controls will be
and
Instruments
quantitative
—V.
risks associated with any new enterprise.
$572,403,000.
year's
to
predicted
but
no
for microcoulometric titration, with application for qualitative
which
to
company
product
major
indicated
system,
last
over
be
and
Some
by
that
Electronic
planned to build
a
.1
in performance
the
and
first
which
the
Murphy,
7
'
has
equal
Although
Campbell Soup Co.—Sales Up 3%,; Earnings 2%—
Both
is
plastics
its
company's
cannot
the usual
assume
company
feels
1660.
p.
the
technologists.
with
Acquisition
—
Oil
unsuccessful
was
test well
second
investment companies, headed by the
of Chicago, have purchased addi¬
capital
stated
industrial
of
Dohrmann
industrial
customer, problems
plastic
as
to the electronics and
Studios
a
Corp.
amount of
working
of
line
supported
is relatively new in the business it
to pursue, has: no history of earnings
or operations,
and
established
competitive- position;
consequently,
investors
has
sold
particular
wili act
new
them"
for
indicated,
have
cable
to
compositions
certainty at this time.
.
and
to
response
products will be
Sumitomo
wire
plastic
and
Capital
provide
line
ments
was
plastics
the'company
doing
so
these
■
the
special
compositions ;in
Burndy has established wholly-owned or jointly-owned plants in •:
Belgium, Brazil,. Great''Britain and Mexico. Exclusive, dis¬
tributors serve countries in the Par East, ■ while .sales offices
and
manufacturing iaclnacs
.uj
a juowiSie serve Australia and 7;
of
company
titled,
Standard
by
operation.
product
their
consumers, especially the electronics industry, and tp be a special¬
ist in the application of plastic systems in electrical environments.
The
company -will -work
toward the development of new plastic
-v
Zealand.,
Oct.
to
small business
Dohrmann
Mr.
Offered—Pursuant
C'urver
drilling
was
made by Bruce Dohrmann, President thathas acquired Electronic Processes Corp. of San Carios,
Growth
to
ment
incorporated in Delaware on July
24, 1961. and has its executive offices and -plant, at 341 Vassar St.,
Cambridge, Mass. .The company has been- organized to serve as a
Canada,
New
, has
also called for. redemption on
outstanding..cumulative preferred stock,
-company
of .it3
test
Privately—
of
group
Process
July 2, 1962 offering circular this firm offered pub¬
licly, without underwriting, 40,000 shares of its com¬
mon stock at $5 per share.
The stock was all sold.
Net proceeds, estimated at. $188,500, will be used
for plant and laboratory equipment,-research,
debt
repayment, and working capital.
'
-
A
.
Chomerics, Inc.—Common
to
hours."
'
Sold
company
and
the world.
Its
coupled with a
purchasing power of the Japanese consumer, have comcreate conditions conductive to high industrial activity in
requiring Burndy products," says Mr. Wolberg. "Long, term
prospects appear equally promising in "the light of anticipated annual
growth of electrical consumption—a good index of a vigorous ecuomy—in the next 10 years aom 120 oiiudn kw hours to 260 billion
'
*
Desilu's
has
tional debentures in tne
.
,
markets
kw
;
Japan, will .-.provide.-the marketing organization
products throughout that and other; far Eastern
•
i
7
-r;
-7"
increase
,'
at
already begun on
results.—V. 196, p. 317.
Advance
15, 1962,
series at
$100 per share, plus accrued dividends.
Payment will be made at
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank, 115 W. Monroe St., Chicago 90,
in.—v. 196, p. 849.
• ..
.'v..
'sue
all
T
assign patent and trademark pricompany.'The Japanese partners, largest cable
his
by Steve Allen
produced
initial
the
California.
company- has
debentures.
films
~
that
announcement
An
'
California
tures
4,400
—-
—
half-hour
stated
Dohrmann Instruments Co.
Co.,
&
Monday, September 17, 1962
.
USA,"
drilling
nounced
5,000
5,000
Co.
Inc.__
Co.,
Inc.
5,000
A
5,000
—
__
&
Peeler
Lee
J.
Turner,
that
26
of
series
Arnaz
of
Co.
called for redemption on Oct. 15, 1962, all of
its outstanding 4convertible subordinated debentures due May
1, 1969 at 101.5% plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
111- W. Monroe St., Chicago.
Debentures are convertible up
to the colse of
business on Oct.
15, 1962, on the basis of one snare of-common for eacn $12.82 of
will furn¬
electronic connectors,
and
&
Co.
&
5,000
Corp..
Redemptions—
.
leading
a
&
Guerin
The
the
in
bined
Storz-Wachob-Bender
Strader
.
and
is the fourth largest
"Japan
remarkable
Burndy,
agreement,
know-how
new
manufacturers
rise
5,000
5,000
of
.
manufacturer
the
viieges
5,000
Inc.__
Cassell
&
Inc.
.
for
—
Co.
Farrell,
&
F.
Eppler,
,Tbi; Norwalk, Conn., company, and the Japanese firms of Fiirukawa
Electric
Co., Ltd.,
and Sumitomo Electric
Industries, Ltd;,, have
concluded an agreement to
new venture, Burndy-Japan-Ltd.,
to manufacture electrical connectors and related products in Japah,
it was announced by Sidney •Wolberg,
vice-president in charge of >
overseas
operations. Construction of a new plant will begin upon
final approval of the joint enterprise by the Japanese Government, y
Mr. Wolberg-said.
7
and
Inc
Lestrange
:
Scene
Mr.
McCourtney-Breckenridge
Ellis, Holyoke & Co.—___
Burndy Corp.—New Japanese Affiliate—
ish
5,000
Inc._l
Co.
&
Co.
a
"Jazz
5,000
8,000
Bell
Both
future
1S54.
p.
field
tion
Securities
Co.
Walston
transducers and
of these operations
potential of the company.
in the
equipment.
costs
readout
Nebraska
Corp.
1
First Securities
Arthurs,
The earnings decline during
the first part of 1962 reflects in
large part the heavy cost of initiating full-scale manufacturing, and
sales eiforis
in
the European
market,
line same problems also
were
reflected
in
the Hydropoise operation, plus
its continuing
and
First
8,000
8,000
&
Shearson,
C.
research
Co., Inc
Hammill &
McCarley
months.
associated
Shares
Shares
Dec, 31,
has been
experienced,
Earnings tor the period ended June 30, 1962, were
$18,700 as compared
to $79,800 -reported
for 1961.
In addition,
a charge to income after taxes of $94,900 has been
made to account
lor
unconsolidated European losses incurred during the first six
30, 1962, was $899,000 as compared with $590,000 as of
1981.'
A profit decline for the firsc six months of 1962
.
.
ESI,
the
first
relinquish
its
publicly-held
small
SBIC
has
and
196,
p.
license,
science-related
854.
business
invested
investxnent
more
companies
than
since
coxnpany
$10
million
incorporation
Number 6195
Volume 196
(1145).5
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
....
.
±=
"
Facilities, Inc.—Receives
Electronic & Missile
Contract
The
U
ties
With
log
of
000,000,
•
additional
backr
$27,-
...
.
at
H. Hillenkoetter, u.s.k.d(RetV); the first
Intelligence Agency, was elected vic.e?cliaHvice-president and treasurer of llcgenum:Harirs Co., Inc., John W. Harris, chairman of tlx board and prest•dent, announced.
•>«'
• 1
-l, •*.>'
/ -'v ': ;
Hegeman-Harris, the 45-year-old New York construction eom.,pany which has completed over $1 billion in contracts, is a sub¬
sidiary of Electronic & Missile Facilities,?- Jnc:,;.:ge«eral. and, spe? •
.cialized contractors.
w
v:
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A'
Admiral Hillenkoetter, a 1919 graduate of the United States Naval
Academy, is a director of Electronic & Missile Facilities, Inc. and
Hi-Press Air Conditioning Co.-—V. 196, p. 950.
•
and
board,
,
.,
„
Wholesalers,
Electronic
Inc.
—
of
subsidiary,
a
—V.
Trust
•
Sept. 14, Bear, Stearns & Co., New York City, as
manager of an underwriting group,' announced the
; initial
public' said- of' Common stock of Electronic
.Wholesalers; through the offering of 100,600 shares,
'
short-term
'
company sales offices;
of the company's new
purposes;
for additional-inventory at
warehouses; and
for the establishing
division,
connector
and
'.BUSINESS—The
:'
*,
7
In
and
wire
W., Wash¬
N.
Sherman Ave.,
2345
.Of- electronic
7
•
-
'
v
First
-
'the
Georgia. insurance
/Trustee.of
shares
owned
are
.Tiie
surance
April
On
presently
,
11,
1962, The
Class -A
common. stock*
stock
common
as
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING ;
of
stockholders'
by
Is- -only* one "class
there
of
BUSINESS—The
stock
the
-
so-that
*•
EFFECT ; TO' PRESENT FINANCING
.connectors, h
type)
R
sales
On
sales
cents
>85
net
were
share.
per
-V
•
GIVING
short-term
—V.
195,
loans
bank
(20
stock
•"
2926.
p.
•
Outstanding
V
i
•
*,.;■'
600,000
sh|3.
c
>
.
have
Net
.
•—V.
.
,
.
then"
known
as •
the
1962,
1,
May
.
was
-
(.said
banks
&
are
Co.,
/
'
250,000
offering
exempted
filed
with
to
Corp.
On -.June 30, 19j2, six
(D & M Construction Co., Mid-Continent "Development Corp., Na¬
tional Investment Corp., Parish Corp., Town Corn., and University
Terrace Apartments, Inc.)
were merged rnto Equitable Development
Corp. which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Equitable Investment
"
*
be
p.
is
expected.
Eastman
•;
-■
_
V "
Fooitable's
and
development
.
.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
Corp.
this
issue.—V.
196,
:
v
745.
p.
Authorized
•
Notes
Real
payable
..
estate mortgage
bonds__^_____
6% subord. debs., due April l, 1969
6%. subord. debs, due Sept. 7, 1974
stock
Common
(no
;
•
$1,900,000
name
this •.manufacturer' -of
for
.
assemblies,
**:7
and
net
.
profits ox the «om ,»
for the
avoidf confusion- with
to
;
the -Los Angeles area alone,
ether
companies
de¬
•'
20
release just
month ago that Mr.
Vice?President, Jerome Belsky,, and Controller Dominic
J. Ferry had purchased 80% Jof- the company's capital stock from
the parent JIupp: Corp. of-Cleveland, Ohio, and had been granted
the option-of buying the remaining 20% in 1967."* *
»
,
■
a
.*'
flexible,
specialized entity,vand
sifying into consumer lines.
.
-
Co.—Secondary Stock Offering—
On Sept. 11, 1962, it was reported that a secondary
offering of 35,000 shares of this firm's common stock
had been made at $23 per share through Glore, Forgan & Co., Chicago, and Yates, Heitner & Woods, St.
Louis.—V. 195, p. 2032 and 1096.
According to*Mr; Hottem*oth at the time,
company-would be better able-to
.
the
serve
would
the newly
autonomous
Industry as a
fluidity in diver-
aerospace
have
more
which manufactures devices for bomb racks, pylons,
ejector<guns, hydraulic actuators, and other such cartridge-actuated
amended Sept/ -7,
Lancer Securities Co., New York City, offered pub¬
licly on a "best efforts" basis, 66,666 shares of this
firm's class A common stock at $3 per share.
.Net
proceeds, estimated at $154,000, will be used
for debt repayment, equipment, inventory, advertis¬
ing, and working capital.
•*
• •
BUSINESS—The
company/ 1465 N. E.
129th St.,
Miami, Fla.,
was
incorporated under the laws of the State of Florida on Dec. 10, 1957,
as
Florida Insulation & Fireproofing Co. Inc.
On April 30, 1962,
the
company's
The
company
decorative
a
exterior
laminated
panels,
wall
was
changed to Fifco,
Inc.
is principally engaged in fireproofing and insulating
with
structures
able
name
sprayed asbestos compound, the application of
building coatings, the manufacture of plastic
including lavatory booths and the sale of mov¬
panels.
;
*
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Class
A
common
stock
(lOc
Class
B
common
stock
(10c
—V.
196,
First
tures
p.
115.
Railroad
par)' '
par)
.
&
FINANCING
••
500,000 shs.
Outstanding
66,666 shs.
43,333 shs.
43,333 shs.
;
'
;
r...
Banking Co. of Georgia—Deben¬
Offered—Pursuant to
an Aug. 31, 1961 prospec¬
Lane, Space Corp., Augusta, Ga., and as¬
sociates, offered publicly $3,000,000 of this firm's 5%
convertible debentures, due Sept. 1, 1977, at par plus
tus Johnson,
accrued
interest.
sold
convertible
The
debentures
into
which
stock
at
were
all
$12 prin¬
cipal amount for each share of common stock through
are
common
—
To
Equipment
Sell
*
-
will
be
Dearborn St.,
South
(CDST)
received at 12 noon
Chicago.—V. 196, p.
devices for the aircraft and missile industries, will remain at 15800
South Avalon
Boulevard,tCompton; Calif. ,>•
General American Trans^nrtaJlon
(
-
;
•
Offered—On Sept. 13,
Co.—Common
-
*
•;
BUSINESS—The. company,
;
.
Tex..
Prior,
The
changed to
Ave.. El Paso,
W. Overland
500
p.
incorporated under the laws of the State of Texas in 1920.
.its incorporation-it had been operated , as a partnership.
to
'
company's
951.
General Economics Syndicate, Inc.—Class A Com¬
Offered—Pursuant tola Sept. 6, 1962 prospectus,E. C. Securities, Inc., 625 -Madison Avenue, New
York City; offered publicly, 400,000 shares of this
•
Co.
in
The
work
: d
Net
stock at $10 per share. /
^
company,!,
BUSINESS—The
.
was
formed
under
the
Madison'Ave., New York City,
laws of Delaware on Feb. 5, 1962
Other
than
its
on
referred
Insurance
in
any
business
-To
organization
put
of California,),
Company
in
It
date-,
to
is
the
into
name
23, 1962.
the activi¬
and
presently
field
of
,
*
insurance
operation
the
its'
the
has
company
stock
intended
should
the
that
primarily,
as
two-subsidiary
be
engaged
regarded as
will do
\
insurance
company.
($1
par)
.
Guerin
Inc.
'
T*ache"&
-
&
to^ ahove,-in
the-opinion
minimum: investment-6f
two
companies.'
In
-the
at
least
New
of
the
$1,250,000
York
company
must
company.,
*
....
.
339,769 shs.
•
Shares
Pcdesta
&
^___-___t,^_-.-_10,000
Miller
*
Dittmar
;
&
Co.,
Howard,: Weil,
Frieclrirhs
companies
&
5,000
Co.,—
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc. 5.000
Underwood, Neuhaus &
*1
Co., Inc.
1
5.000
Waeenseller & Durst, Inc. 5.000
E. H. Austin & Co.__.
2,5G0
:_„_-10,000
Co.
&
Sanders
„__35,372
:—10,000
Labouisse,
Co._
10,000
Inc
Rotan, .Mosle &; Co._:
10,000
an
aggregate
Dallas Rupe .& Son, Inc. —10,000
made in the
'.
Straus, Blosser &
least $750,000
li.'cD'Dwell
^
10,000
(representing $300,000 capital, and $450,000* surplus) must be-inBaker, Simonds &. Co., Inc. ,5,000
vested.
In
the
California
company
an
investment
of
$500,000
Eoettcher & Co._
5,000
(representing $250,000 capital and $250,000 Surplus) must be made;
in the discretion of
the California. Insurance. Commissioner,-how- 7 C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc.— 5,000
A.' G. Edwards & Sons__ 5,000
evei*, • an.
additional contribution to surplus may be required de¬
First
Alabama
Securities,
pending upon the proposed plan of ^operations:.' Of these minimum
Inc.
5,000
invested
amounts,
the capital funds of each- company must be
Fridley & Frederking—.- 5,000
invested in certain classes of securities as set forth in the respective
Hill Richards & Co., Inc., 5,000
statutes.
The
amounts .contributed
as
surplus to each company
-Quinn & Co.
— 5,000
will be available for its operations or may be invested.
In addition
:•
Robinson-Humphrey
to these statutory requirements,
the respective, state laws impose
Co., Inc.
—
5,000
reserve requirements
which- must be met out of premiums, received
—V. 196, p. 531.
or
receivable on contracts of insurance actually issued.
referred
.'
Turner,
—
Cruttenden,
not
holding
1,250,000 shs.
750,000 shs.
par)__^___
stock
below:
Eppler,
company
a
($1
Shares
hereinafter
to
activity,
speculative.
.
Feb.
and qualification and
relating ; to ; the organization of two
wholly owned subsidiary insurance corporations (General Economics
IJfe Insurance Company of New York and General Economics Life
ties
own
Outstanding
260,231 shs.
Authorized
stock
common
UNDEWRITERS—Subject to the-terms and conditions of the itnderwriting agreement, the company and the selling stockholders h«rve
agreed to sell and each of the underwriters has severally agreed to
purchase the number of shares of common stock set opposite its
."
of-625
corporate
TO PRESENT .FINANCING.
! -•••
Class B
proceeds, estimated ot $3,475,000, will be used
of two insurance companies.
v" "
shorts, and
and
casual slacks
boys', jeans, and.jackets,
trousers/which are marketed throughout theMfhijed States.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
Common
-.
for acquisition
,and qualified to do business in New York,State
1960.
and
men's
G.
common
originally El Paso Overall-Co., was.
shortly after incorporation,- and to its present
company is primarily engaged in manufacturing
name,
Hicks-Hayward
mon
and
personnel,
additional
machinery,
working capital.
\
Inc., Dallas, Tex., offirm's common stock
100,000 were sold for
stockholders.
proceeds to the company will be used for
net
expansion!,
;
Corp.—Acquisit'n
: See American Machine & Foundry-Co., this issue.—V. 196,
firm's class A
Sept.
429.
was
Fifco, Inc.—-Class A Common Offered—Pursuant to ;
as
RR.
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
fered publicly 202,872 of this
7 at $9.50 per share. Of the total,
the company and 102,872 for
name
July 2, 1962 offering circular,
'
:
.
1962
'
a
bidding.; Bids
140
The
.Sabema Corp.,
t
at
Hicks-Pouder
*
L
7
w.
;
a
Hottenroth,
-
'
&
.
petitive
i
The announcement "followed
of the current
ens
On Sept.
11, 1962 it was reported that this road plans to sell
$4,140,000 of % to 15-year equipment trust certificates at com¬
-
the change was made
similar name, five in
of
745.
p.
Ohio
Trust Certificates—"• '
V
'
was
Gulf,. Mobile
;
aerospace
m>'
the previous full year ended Aug,-31, 1961, when total
$39,698,581 and net profits $6,154,109, or 74 cents per
topped
share.—V\ 196,
•
.
increased 'to
profits
year
,
.
100 shs.
rose to
$7,808,170," equal to 85 cents per common
share, from $4,095,844, or 50 cents per share. The total income and
-
:
.
cartridge-actuated
other products
-,** ..*■ >
According to President Fred W. Hottenroth,
Foods
Fairmont
new
sheet metal
vices,
r
1,900,000
'
*
250 shs.
par)
the
industry.
•
-
$348,758
.
847,612
19,356 cl
nine months ended May 31,- 1962,
$56,776,272 from $27,699,990 in the corresponding period a yeir a.Ro.
Net
On September 11, officers of Gemco announced that Sabema Corp.
is
"«
Outstanding
'
*
—
Land to
Gulf American
.
builders and national marketers of planned cotnprincipailly in Florida, recently reported-*-net sales and
operating income for the
*
*7:
Gemco, Inc.—Name Change Effective—
t,
FINANCING'
PRESENT
TO
by
used
were
'
;
•„
Gabriel Co.—Stock Purchase Offer—
7
the scope
subsidiaries
City, are
company,
income
of activities of Equitable and its three wholly(Equitable of .Indiana Corp., H & M, Inc.,-and
Preferred
Mortgage Corporation)
has
broadened to include:
(1)
purchase
and
sale
of
raw
land;
(2)
sale nf -fully, engineered
raw land to developers; ..(3)
purchase and. development of land for
builders; and (4) other interests.
•
•
growth,
downed
headed by Morris Cohon
convertible initially
pev Snare; - »
' •
group
York
sto-.k
,
The
munities,
offering will. not. have
Exchange Commission.—V. 191,
#
See.Maremont
directed toward the purchase
to
builders. - With Equitable's
operations were
of1 land for resale
the American
*
*:.
•'
initial
flotation
the
of
Proceeds
*
.
"-repay-bank loans; make down payments on land subject to options;
Cape Coral,. Fia. prupcruiei-; ana xor. otner corporate
r
purposes.-. *.. "
> .
«
;
r
Corp.
New
Co.,
'
on
./improve. its
Union
;/••':.".•/
Street '&
and
the ' company's: eoruh-i...-
both
.
.
registration,' the
from
,
is graded
common stock
Coast, exchanges.
.'
debentures; offered by a
new
Co.,
into
*
Securities and
convertible subordinated
the Pacific Coast Stock
public last July 19, have
New York- since
corporation's new 6Va%
1977,. began Sept. 13 on
company's
Pacific
.and
City,will underwrite the Issue- Since
701.;'• ^
the
Dillon;
due
*
The
■*»
Listed on
-
". Aug. .9.
*
-.
The
;
325,000 shs.
•
-
Exchange. The d^bepjpres, sojtj, tp, ,the
'been tradedfch Amelioan
Stock
J
New-York
'
companies 7
Development.
Equitable
$15,000,000
a
Securities
the
in the
debentures,
.
has .announced that it- had applied to the Comptroller
Currency for permission to sell publicly a preferred stock
Although-it refused to -disclose the amount, banking sources
the
issue.
v
was
24. 1958, and
organized
for
in various- phases- of ■ the" real estate business.
name of Prime Realty Corp
was changed to
the
^
■'(' 200,000
.
<
-
Gulf American Land Corp.—Debentures
Trading
'
V.
-•
Inc.'500/000..",
Co.,- Inc._^
$19,775
-
750,000 shs.
cent)
one
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange—
I
The- bank
.
-
Ohio on June
Corp." It
was
of
$2,050,000
—May Issue Preferred: Stocks—
r
v.
of 8 E. Long St., Columbus, Ohio,
laws
Prime-" Realty
of .engaging
purpose
On
company,
under
.*
Amount
.
Corp.z__L
.
2147'.
p.
,
; .7 ••"'
'.
•
'
iz
Franklin National Bank-of Long Island-(Mineola)
•;
of
Corp.
a
t'»
BUSINESS—The
:
Space
195,
(nar
-among
&
•
proceeds will be used to repay a portion of a
debt owed to the parent company, Equi¬
incorporated
"...
Lane,
Clement, A. -Evans- &
196, p. 529.- ;
•-
short-term
Investment
-~^V.
>
.
'/ Johnson, Lane,
Space" & Cb:,:
A. J. Kilpatrick
& Co.___
only, ^$1,900^000 ofi^this firm's 6% subordi¬
nated linking fund debentures; due Sept. 1, 1974, at
table
agreement
stock
Common
to* the- conditions
,
Outstanding
indebtedness
.Sundry
850,000 shs.
,
7; 1962 prospectus, Ohio Co.,
publicly; to residents : of the State
and accrued interest.
subject
/
,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
'
of Ohiof
par
and
underwi'itmg ; agreement,; the
-•
„Johpson,
EFFECT
GIVING
.
;
'
Sept.
Columbus, offered
terms
"
,
CAPITALIZATION
:
*
10,451,250
,
the
"
company
-T.
1988i__—10,500,000
1,150,000 shs.
.
are
,
3,000,000 /
the selling agreement,, the; underwriters^ named
severally agreed ; to .purchase, and the company has
agreed to sell to them severally,- the respective amounts of debentures
indicated below:? •.
r >
>
..v.''.. •
<
below
-
—Pursuant td!"a
$216,864
3,000,000
due
.
Services.
Afmed
the
specializes
company
owns no material franchises or concessions.
The
company's manufacturing and assembly operations
not covered by patent.
;
;
...
' \
The
•
stock'. (^1.. par)w_^i_j^_^„
•j contained, an; - the.
underwriters and.
Equitable Development Corp.—Debentures Offered -
:
-l,
Aug.t
trust z bonds;
UNDERWRITERS—On
.$550,000
1,000,000 shs.
par)
cents
Common
FINANCING
PRESENT
;vAuthorized->
Common
collateral
5%
arid
successor
of precision
-products of the
' $742,880
?
\
;
-
TO
EFFECT
•"
:
Outstanding
to
'
share, based on 500,000 shares outstanding.
basis; for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1*962,
$12,249,679
and
net
income was
$427,028,, or
CAPITALIZATION
5V2%
Georgia Rail-.
road - &* Banking
Co:_^_*
5%/ convertible debs, due- Sept.-*1,"
July 31,
1962,
net
was
$155,-982; .equal
to
income
notes* payable
*3%
common
per
pro-forrha
tx
net
and-
$4,573,897
were
cents
31
Authorized
-.♦».
•
.
-months-ended
the > four
REVENUES—For
•
.
the
The-
States.
Bureau
.
&
(E
is
company
'.United
company
action
laws of the State of New York,
the
to what it believes to be the
meteorological.instruments in the
in the manufacture of
•certain.precision."weather?sensing" instruments designed to meas-ure
and, record .atmospheric^conditions for various scientific and
; industrial purposes.. These instruments are used by. United States
government
agencies
and
departments,
Including the Weather
The
■
.
'oldest' manufacturer
iii-
outstandings '•-•*.
Y;,
May
of 2500 Shames Dr., Westbury, N.
company,
under
incorporated
1956.
28,
;
*
.
used
salr
aries, and working capital.
and
by the Company.
V
**.
'
Co.;; in 1958 organized a- wholly otvned life
subsidiary,;First: of, Georgia Credit Life CoA,
;i "
i" '
'wUs "reclassified,
.
to
Insurance
'
•
Puerto
debt
"for
was
returned
r
-
proceeds, estimated at $303,750, will be
repayment, modernization, equipment,
Net
:
'
M
been
.
000 shares of its common
f^
qualifying
shares,
to
a
Subsequently,; trie trust
stock held by. the. .Trustee, have
....
,
offered publicly, without underwriting, 150stock at $2.25 per share.
,
company
.
"insurance
,
Green Instruments, Inc.—Common Of¬
to an Aug. 30, 1962 prospectus, the
J.)
*
Do.
transferred-all of the ^tor.V;
Co,,' exceptr Directors',
•reasons,
parte
and. accessories, and
hi-fidelity
and
stereophonic
components, all manufactured
by
others.
Sales are made through 77 full-time salesmen, who sell to
industrial
users
(including. national defense contracts,
sub-con¬
tractors and research and development companies); Federal, state
and. local
governments; -'direct, consumers; dealers and electronic
equipment repair and servicemen, and radio and television broad-casters. The company is engaging, for the first time at its-Atlanta,
Ga.t facility,
in
the stripping,
spooling and .cabling of certain
types of • electronic wire and in the assembly of special purpose
of
.
.
fered—Pursuant
all of the out/pui v.ua-24 'n -.a
acquired substantially
of' ti»e.. Kailroau
company
capital- stock
.
.
earnings of Girard Industries,
manufacturer;- reached: new high
-
'
now
of
company,
1954 v the
'
standing
'
m
-
,
and
(Henry
udder...
Which .wtxsr'meorpora,ed
J892--'
1800,- '
p.
.
..
-
».the Railroad .Co, its then.interest, in .the capital stock of the Bank'.
During 1956 the pompan" from
^
/common- stock organized First. of Georgia Fire & Casualty Co.,
■-
ington,
D. C.
distributes an -.extensive- line
and equipment,
television, replacement parts.
Trust. C6»>
&
lot- Georgiavin
will Tae used to
working ' capital
proceeds from the financing
bank
loans, * incurred for
PROCEEDS—Net
reduce
Bank,
-
oversubscribed.
share.: The offering was
at $12.50 per
195,
Outstanding
400,000 shs.
548,800 shs.
50,000 wts.
*
.
On
2.400,000 shs.
1,2.00,000 shs.
50,000 wts.
purchase wts.
*
FINANCING
Authorized
,
Rico's largest
(furniture
records in the fiscal
year ended
June 30, 1962, Paul Friedhoff, President, announced
.in the; annual report being mailed to shareholders.
Sales
for
the year climbed, to
$2,122,703,. an increase of 55%
over the
$1,369,028 recorded in the previous fiscal year. Net earn¬
ings reached- $2 72,743, or- 58 cents a share on the 467,418 shares
'of common stock outstanding at June 30,
1962. This compares
'with $209,401
In the 1961 fiscal year, equivalent .to 48 cents a
share on
the 432,970 shares then outstanding,' after adjustment
for the
6% stock dividend distributed in February of this year.
'."The "compariy has more than doubled., its manufacturing space
nvith completion of it's riew- plant wnlc'h began operations lh'July,'
1962;
the yeDOrt stated.
In addition, -Girard has expanded its
product line in living room, school, commercial and restaurant
■"furniture
in
addition to
dinette sets which were formerly
its
principal product.
'•
•
•
" •
'»
''Tne' exp^jusioa• program of the past year has resulted in
much
higher -volume since the beginning of the * current fiscal year,"
■Mr. Friedhoff said,
"and results for the year as a wnole should
.substantially exceed those of the year just closed."—V. 195, p. 1655.
■
Common Offered—
,
(par. 10 eentsU
common
Sales
:
•
.
,
-
Girard Industries Corp.—Sales Up 55%—
Aug.
on,
Bank■&
B
Ctass A common-stock
whose principal place of: business Is
Ga., was ..incorporated under-the laws
company,
Augusta,
St.,
-
Class,A common (par 10 cents)—J._
-Class
debt, and
•'
7
prepay
,.
31, 1953, and owns substantially all of the
of* Georgia" Railroad & Banking' Co.,. Georgia
(Cp, and First of Georgia Insurance Co.
The
company
possesses
no
Charter powers - to own ot operate
railroad' properties
or.
to. engage in
the* banking or insurance
'businesses.
: ■
' V
"Georgia Railroad & Banking-Co. wa-s-incorporated by Act 'of the
General Assembly, of the State of Georgia in- 1833' to- engage iii
the railroad business and was. authorized by .its Charter to invest
in the stock of any incorporated hank; By charter .amendment in
-1835; the -company's name was changed to its present form and
it was.'authorized to engage in;the
banking business. .Thereafter
the Railroad Co.. was engaged • in ' the railroad and banking busi¬
ness "until
May 7, lOgl/ wnen it leased all -of its railroad .proper?
,ties(, franchises and -rolling stock, as well as., its then interests, in
Western
Railway., of Alabama--and ' Atlanta
West Point Rail
Road Co., under a lease expiring April I, 1980 to. the predecessor
in interest of-Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.
and Louisville &
.Nashville Railroad Co.- the present lessees. On Dec. 3x,
tne
Railroad Co. terminated" its", bankings .business and with the net
■-profits from the operation- of such business
«<>■<*.' gV.
capital, stock of Georgia Railroad. Bank, now Georgia Railroad
Georgia
Railroad
the Central
of
the
of
Broad
701
of
Roscoe
Vice-Admiral
man
*7"
/outstanding' stocks
'
.director
shares
BUSINESS—The'
<
.
Vice-Chairman—
Subsidiary Appoints
.
increase working capital.
.
..
Facilities has increased to over
Missile
said.
Electronic &
Mr. Kagan
i
,
the current construction
this contract
of
award
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Sir 196YrtHereafter at $12.25, through Aug. 31,
Aug.
.1972, and thereafter at $12.50 until, maturity. 7,
;
Net proceeds, estimated, at $2,772,500,' will be used
•to repurchase 160,000 shares of its own stock, buy
*
a
Sill,
announced.
the
■
of Engineers for the
Corps
Fort
at
President,
'
"
$2,918,000 contract *>5%^
construction of-troop facllir
Okla., Arnold H. Kagan, Board Chairman and
awarded
been
has
company
Armv
S.
1
•
<
,
Army
Bellamah,
Neuhauser &
Inc.
2,500
& Co." _I
2..500
Funk, Hobbs & Hart, Inc. 2,500
Barrett,
Boenning
*
be
Hauser, Murdoch,.
at
Miller &
2.500
Co.
—_
-•
Hooker
H.
I.
Fay, Ino,
Josey & Co
:
&
Kroeze, McLarty
2.500
2,500
Duddlestcn
Powell.
Kistler
Rauscher,
.
&
Pierce
Co
&
Co.,
2.530
Inc.,
Stephens,
Walker,
Inc.
Austin
,
*
2.500
2.530
&
Wagenner
Wyatt,
Neal &
;
——
2,500
&
2 500
Waggoner_ 2,500
6
Denshin
Call Preferred—
Hotels Corp.—To
Hilton
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1146)
ment
Hilton,
N.
The
manufacture
and
John
G.
■
of
cising
acquire
com¬
Mich.,
to
require
expenditure of approximately $500,000,000 for
over the next five years.—V. 196, p. 116.
of Silver Spring, Inc.
Cross Hospital
field
of
share
new
expire Oct.
would
30.
his
capital stock of Trion
firm engaged in research
a
The
lasers;
said
sister.
Gabriel,
a
Cleveland-based manufacturer of automotive shock
electronic and aero-space products, had 729,913 common
outstanding on June 29, 1962. Maremont initially bought
100,100 Gabriel shares on the open market and now owns 203,778
absorbers,
shares
in
Michigan
firm.
The Trion facility will report to Lear
Division,
headquartered
in
Grand
Rapids,
continue operations in its present' location in Ann
''
t
/'
■
V.
■■■
of scientists
group
a
with
associated
chief
president of the Ann Arbor firm.
"This
nology
sold
officer
of
and Douglas
Trion,
more
laser,
acquired
was
review
a
Brooks
The
executive
after careful study of laser tech¬
companies active in this new scientific
"This new LSI entity has produced and
laser systems than any other firm in this country."
company
and
f
field,"
and
board
of
which
and
communications.—V. 196,
space
1, 1965 to Aug. 1, 1982, The bonds, bearing in¬
terest at from 4%%'to 51/2%, are being offered at
and accrued interest.
proceeds will be used for the construction of a
new
eight-story hospital building in Silver Spring
par
Net
man
plus a premium of 5%.
The additional shares of Leh¬
Corp. stock issued have been authorized for listing on the
New
York
The
Stock
Exchange.
Kay. Corp.,
personal holding company, has been in the
business since 1943 and its assets consisted
stocks and bonds and United States
Government obligations.
''
•'/
■■
v ■■
:
v
investment
entirely
a
company
of
corporate
cash,
Full and
for
prompt payment of interest and principal
of the bonds has been
unconditionally guaranteed by
the Congregation of the Sisterswof < the Holy Cross^;,*
Notre Dame, Ind. First Wisconsin Trust Co., Milwau¬
kee, is trustee for the bonds issue.
Index
Retrieval
&
—Pursuant
to
Systems Inc.—Common Offered
Aug.
an
29,
1962
Darr & Co. Inc., Garden City, N.
125,000 shares of this firm's
share.
As
of
those
prospectus,
Shaw,
Y., offered publicly,)
stock
common
at
$2.50
per
Sept.
1962 total net assets of Lehman Corp., including
from Kay Corp., amounted to $287,884,000 equal
6,
acquired
to
$24.87
P.
2i8.
share
per
proceeds,
estimated
at
$233,875, will be used
for the purchase of
equipment, development, promo¬
tion, acquisition of facilities for relocation, debt re¬
payment, and working capital.
BUSINESS—The
1961
50
with
cents
New
authorized
acquired
York
19
River
of the
all
the
corporation
stock
of
organized
Index
Financial
holder,
On
tificate
stock
of
storage
cents
50
is
nancial
its
of
the
publishes
now
to
the
York
and
title
the
in
Sept. 26,
value
par
Retrieval
&
under
is
the
name
principal stock¬
a
the
value
par
of
its
field
of
of
its
1962, Shearson, Hammill & Co., New York City,
associates, offered publicly, 200,000 shares of this
firm's class A stock at $9,875 per share.
11,
Net
for
proceeds, estimated at $1,740,000, will be used
general
corporate
principally-to meet
additional working capital caused by the
the need for
expansion of the company's business.
Through
its
(encoding),
subsidiary,
index
an
edition
its
These
have
plans
is
no
been
assurance
operations
or
the
that
such
__
....
3%
tures
due
to
limited
extent.
commence
will
operations
further
a
if
commenced,
will
Common
stock
195,
(par
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
$40,000
II
3,455
the
Leslie
Fay
priced
dresses,
the
under
"Joan
company's
staff
suits
;
and
department
which
ness
founded
carried
on
by
CAPITALIZATION
Mortgage
by
payable
7%
stores,
Mr.
Pomerantz
of affiliated
in
and
1947
which
companies.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
mortgage due
6%
promissory
1962,
Bank
terest
Three
purchase
from
forth
the
their
number
the
company
opposite
of
below.
names
Shares
Shares
Shearson, Hammill & Co.-69,000
Willis,
10,000
Kenny
&
Inc.
6,000
________
Arthurs,
Co.
5,000
Green, Ellis & Anderson__
5,000
McDonnell
Kohlmeyer
Granbery,
Halle
Co.,
Securities
A.
Kidder
Norris
7,000
Sprayregen,
Wulbern,
W.
7,000
—
Alex.
&
Brown
—V.
Allied
196,
Co
&
&
Co.__
4,000
&
Co.—
Haft
Gradison
Lamula
David
Inc.
4,000
4,000
Investors,
Midland
has
Capital Corp.—Grants Long-Term Loan—
granted
City small business investment firm
long-term loan of $80,000 to G. G.
a
Marina, Inc., and its affiliate, KNW Realty Corp., for
acquisition of land to expand its present marina lo¬
cated in City Island, New York City.
G.
G.
Marina, Inc. and KNW Realty Corp. were formed in 1961 by
Weissenberger, 50, president, and two associates, Leo
32, sales vice-president, and Maurice "Sonny" Nieves,
30,C operations vice-president.' The present marina With 2.7 acrd^
Harold
P.
G.
Keane,
feet
290
of water frontage to' wnich will be added an adjoining1'
with 340 feet of water frontage':*-' The combined'tract of
acres with 630 feet of waterfront will create .-.od^bf the
acres;
six
nearly
largest
capacity
Midland
the
objective
loans
boat
Juneau
company
°l A8
for
Corp.,
offices.
embraces
Total
$3,000,000,000.
v
has
called
for
redemption
on
Oct.
about
1962, $27 000
Seattle-First National Bank, Seattle.—V.
ma
1197
192,
released
$0.50
Kokusai Denshin Denwa Co.,
Ltd.—Notes Sold Pri¬
On
Sept. 13, 1962, Kokusai Denshin Denwa
Ltd. (K.D.D.) announced the
placement of $25,000,000 of 15-year 6%% notes with The
Equitable
Life Assurance
Society of the United States
and other
institutional investors. Under terms of the
loan agree¬
ment, $10,000,000 has been purchased and the balance
will be purchased before
Oct. 31, 1963. The notes
carry
the unconditional, joint and serveral
Bank of Japan and the Bank of
Tokyo,
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., New York City, nego¬
tiated the placement.
Proceeds
used
to
frorn
pay
the
K.D.D.
telephone
1
On
v
sale,
.
together
portion
s
cable
of
which,
the
by
company funds, will be
cost
of
constructing a new
linking
fu 1962, American
,eoiJr ACab e service between
14,
Feb.
Hawaii
and
for
the
accrual
an
organizational
5
it
11,000
A.
Noyes
&
Co.—
2,000
first
in
half
semi-annual
a
the
of
year
report
Cash
available
in
The
31,
first
trust
shareholders
1962,
The
paid
just
$328,082
of
Net
income
depreciation—was
for
book
196,
Gas
National
owns
It
195,
the
at
$196,477
result
a
of
increase
sufficient
exceed
to
offices
Maremont
shares
mon
or
$0.2991
or
second
quarter
the
over
$133,953
of
each
of
$0,175
quarter.
share
a
in
in
Florida
New
York,
with
a
Sarasota
to
Beginning July
monthly distributions of $0.06
book
share.
a
value
of
Oklahoma
and
747.
holders
to
&
would
Arnold
textile
that
Maremont
Trust
Co.
the
per
Co.
tendered
share
agents,
Chicago.
Gabriel
Offer for
$23
fiscal
of
and
Co.
for
Tenders
—
55
Wall St.,
will until
sale to
1980, ,to an
at prices not
York,
New
plus
the
accrued
sum
of $10,000,000,
interest.—V. 191, p.
the
2748.
Safe Co.—Common Offered—On Sept. 12,
public offering of 260,000 shares of this firm's
stock
at $13.50
per
share, was made by
Blyth Co., Inc., New York City, and associates. The
offering marked the initial public sale of the com¬
pany's common stock.
a
the
company
the
Members
of
to
own
total
of
the
a
of
the
Inc.,
Mosler
of
the
The
prorated basis all
for
by
the
first
that
Shares
100,000
company's
Continental Illinois
company
Gabriel
later
shares,
to
com¬
share¬
National
stated
up
proceeds from the financing will accrue
were sold for accounts of the
the shares offered
as
Foundation,
charitable foundation, and three trusts.
family and various family trusts continue
a
1,352,019
shares,
representing approximately 82%
company's outstanding common
BUSINESS—The company,
ufactures safes, bank vault
stock.
of 320 Park Ave., New York City,
equipment
that
it
100,000,
mechanical
and
man¬
and
elec¬
security
products and systems to protect property against
theft, destruction and intrusion. The company also makes various
lines
of
office
equipment, including record storage and data re¬
trieval equipment.
CAPITALIZATION
AS
JUNE
OF
30,
1962
Authorized
Non-interest-bearing
obligations
payable
in
annual
instalments
through 1967
Outstanding
> i',.:
^
1
'
'
•
$704,400
.
note due in instalments to March
7,
1970
235,026
Other long-term
stock
debt
($1
143,983
2,500,000 shs.
par).
into
several
underwriters
1,654,519 shs.
named
below
have
underwriting agreement with the selling stockhold¬
they have agreed severally to purchase from
the selling stockholders the respective numbers of shares of common,
ers
an
pursuant to
stock
which
the company
of
as
set forth below.
Shares
& Co., Inc
C.
Allyn & Co
Blyth
W.
Robert
Baird
Barth
Bear,
&
Co.__
Co
&
Sullivan
&
Sons
Boston
Corp.
of
Southwest
Michigan
&
Co
&
p.
12,250
Rotan, Mosle
F.
L.
&
2,000
Co
Rothschild
&
Schwabacher
5,000
Co
7,000
Seasongood & Mayer
Co
&
5,000
Co
2,000
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.-14,500
William
2,000
2,000
Weeks
Lundborg
195,
Curtis
2,000
14.500
Corp.
Anthony
Co
&
&
1
Day
Walston
14,500
&
Staats
R.
Co
5,000
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Tucker,
12,250
Brothers
McDonald
5,000
5,000
Co.__
Co.
5,000
First
Lehman
&
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
2,000
Co
Hornblower
Cook
Ohio
12,250
Co
&
Pierce,
Inc.__14,500
Smith
2,000
&
Brown
&
&
Newhard,
Co.,
;
Courts
by Sept. 21.
Co.,
Lynch,
Fenner
2,000
Eichler
Stearns
Alex.
—V.
&
Co.
Inc.
Shares
Merrill
7,000
5,000
&
Bosworth,
Irving
50,500
!
Inc.
J.
First
offered
Gabriel
accept on a
tendered
of
of
banks
eleven
.
Mosler
1962,
Elworthy
Corp.—Makes
has
of
common
First
Maremont
chain
Transmission
exhaust
to
100.54%
Bateman,
distribution
end
properties
has
p.
as
substantial
quarterly
a
trust will pay
trust
$12,005,235.
distribution
a
with
856.
p.
City Bank,
purposes—
quarter.
record
of
the
City.—V.
for
$159,097,
was
the
state-wide
a
p.m.
(EDT) on Sept. 25, 1962, receive tenders for
of 5%%
first mortgage pipe line bonds due June i,
entered
basis, prior to depreciation and amorti¬
expense.
book
of
the
by
1958,
•
First
amount
A.
operations
Japan,
the U. S. and Japan.
Telephone & Telegraph Co., Kokusai
on
of
of the bank holding company are almost
Capital, formed in I960, is publicly owned
stockholders,
and Marine Midland
which sub¬
Midwestern
The
5%
share.
Bank
with
income
deduction
shown
guaranty of The
Industrial
net
share
of
after
a
vately
a
zation
act
assets
$1,750,000.—V.
Common
Liberty Real Estate has announced
1,
area.
licensed
is
SBI
Midland
Bonds—
2,000
Liberty Real Estate Trust—Six Months' Report—
Douglas Telephone Co.—Partial Red'n—
dJeblenfc.Ures of 1956- due °ct- 1. I97* at 101% and $23,000
debentures of 1956, due Oct. 1, 1971 at 100%. Payment
°<n t
p
&
the
under
this
in
operations
$16,500,000,
at
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
The
marina
capitalized
Administration
providing equity type investments and long term
qualified small business concerns.
Its
founder/Marine
Midland
182
small
Capital,
Business
Small
2,000
,
Inc.
6,000
Inc.
531.
p.
11,610
40,000
4,000
Corp
Co.,
Hirshberg,
&
D.
John
7,000
Sons—_
&
M.
&
Co
7,000
Co.
Inc
Carrison,
Inc.
&
7,000
&
Stieglitz
&
Lestrange
7,000
Marache
&
Murch
Inc.__10,000
Co.
25,000
1963
9.
p.
5,000
&
two
This New York
tronic
Ayres,
Bache & Co.
__10,000
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc._10,000
Co.
(par
PROCEEDS—None
UNDERWRITERS—Under the terms aud subject to the conditions
the
purchase
contract
the
underwriters
named
below
have
&
7,
ap¬
20,000 wts.
Mosler
Co
Aug.
1,
3,057
in¬
20,000 wts.
194,
to
&
due
to
of
9%:
bank
30,000
12,000
instalments
loan
,
_
30,000
Three-year warrants————
—V.
300,000 shs.
Allyn
in
$37,751
5,
310,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
C.
July
effective rate
stock
Outstandint
to
1,365,000 shs.
$789,430
—600,000 shs.
set
FINANCING
cents)
par)
stock
dated
approximately
Common
par)__—1,000,000 shs.
to
instalments
demand
on
1963,
month
($1
A
PRESENT
$40,000
due
loan
stock
Class
in
note
payable
March,
B
Westheimer
297,212 shS,
Outstanding
_______
agreed
TO
February, 1976
Class
of
'
EFFECT
Authorized
($1
shares
projects.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
stock
severally
development
finished.
A
in
and
:
group
a
GIVING
York
New
which can be offered and sold as such consist of light polar¬
filters,
light color filters, light filters laminated between
glass and radar implosion shields. None of such products, however,
are
carried in inventory and all orders presently must be custom
Class
8,514
500,000 slis.
intended
was
was
of
izing
de¬
are
specialty
and
State
is
The com¬
"Leslie
are
Whitestone,
Ave.,
the
line
names
designers and
Tenth
of
ucts
scribed
coats.
brand
laws
principal efforts of the company are devoted c to research in
optics,
electro-optics, quantum electronics, crystallography, linear
polarization, light filters and associated chemistry. The only prod¬
by
•
diversified
a
"Briarbrook,"
and
of
of
sale
registered
Leslie"
own
•'
.
Broadway, New York City,
and
organized in 1959 under the laws of the State
of New York by Fred P. Pomerantz, who is its President, a director
and the principal stockholder.
It has since succeeded to the busi¬
3,455-
_
10 cents)
better
Pomer,"
principally
leading
throughout the country.
Pierce,
__
contracts
640.
p.
by
1400
manufacture
retailers,
$25,000
deben¬
1966_
1,
Equipment purchase
Sundry indebtedness
TO
Authorized
„
subordinated
Nov.
signed
Courts
,
convertible
—V.
only
company
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
and
products,, sold
"Leslie
of
company,
design,
to
appeal to women of all ages, sizes and fashion preferences.
They are advertised nationally in women's magazines and fashion
supplements
to newspapers
and
are
sold
to
approximately 3,500
fi¬
pub¬
profitable..
prove
moderate
pany's
Fay,"
A.
implemented
that
of
the
in
the
to
is
Canadian
being indexed in the Financial Index.
planned
engaged
Authorized
Financial Index."
The com¬
pany plans to publish indexes on other
subjects, to produce indexes
and abstracts
for other publishers,
and to establish and operate
a
storage and retrieval center for information such as that now
There
purposes,
153-16
the
under
The
and
cer¬
retrieval.
research
to
has
Sept.
common
information
information
needed.
196,
\
Inc.—Class A Stock Offered—On
share.
per
the
amended
outstanding.—V.
shares
of
company,
incorporated
was
May,
3.16
Leslie Fay
had been
Systems
"The Financial Index,"
publications.
A
Canadian
"The
was
company.
indexing
as
shares,
Index
Silverman,
Silverman
Retrieval
cents
Vt.,
on
Index
Co., Inc., a
22,
I960.
The Financial
acquired all the assets of a sole
reduce
10
retrieval,
documents
under
to
of
&
engaged
consists
Woodstock,
New
Financial
Corinne
Index
incorporation
and
company
Co."
director
1962
company
field
lished
and
24,
from
The
This
Index
officer
July
of
April
Co., upon its organization,
proprietorship ouerated
by
Corinne
"The
St.,
State
capital stock of 500,000
By an exchange of stock,
share.
per
Systems
of
company,
incorporated under the laws
11,574,005
/
BUSINESS—The
Net
the
on
stock at $6 per share.
1953.
Throughout its history the company
has
been
primarily a research and development organization with few prod¬
ucts
that have
been, or can be, offered and sold as such. The
company's present income potential, if any, is still basically limited
,
scheduled
beds,
Offered—Pursu¬
City, and Aspy & Wanderer, Inc., West
N. J., offered publicly, 40,000 shares of
common
Owing to affiliates, due Dec.
1962,
5,
York
Y„
corporation received $26 per share for the shares it de¬
in exchange.
This was equal to the net asset value on Sept.
livered
Corp.—Common
1962, effective rate of interest
proximately 6%
The corporation has acquired all the net assets of the Kay Corp.,
amounting to $2,057,053, in exchange for 79,120 shares of Lehman's
capital stock, Robert Lehman, president announced.
The
Polarized
Sept. 7, 1962 prospectus, Glass & Ross, Inc.,
a
BUSINESS—The
in
747.
p.
Lehman Corp.—Acquisition—
(Silver
855.
p.
proceeds, estimated at $131,000,;will ~be used
for equipment, debt repayment, and working capital.
declared.
stands for "light amplification by stimulated
emission of radiation." provides the means for accomplishing with
beams
of light the same kinds of functions that have been ex¬
tensively exploited with radio and radar waves. As a result of this
technological breakthrough light waves can be used as a means of
communicating information from one point to another. Applications
for lasers include such fields as metallurgical analysis, metal cutting
and
welding, surveying instruments, navigation instruments, op¬
tical radar
196,
Net
N.
Instrument
the
to
New
con¬
Feb.
facilities for 225 patient
completion in November.
shares.—V.
Marks
ant
was
presents the exer¬
April of this year to
action
obtained
company
transaction
cash.
of
the
Linn
,
Spring, Md.)—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co.,
West Bend, Wis., is offering publicly, $2,500,000 of
this
corporation's first mortgage serial bonds due
and
is
the same price paid
by Maremont last month for
Gabriel shares purchased from Television Electronics Fund,
John Briggs,
former
Gabriel
president,
and
Briggs'
and
this firm's
the
amount
of
purposes
Holy
of
man
power
the
one
University of Michigan, one of the lead¬
ing institutions in the country in laser research and development.
The new Lear Siegler entity will be headed by Lloyd Cross, chair¬
projects in the country.
Hitachi
produces over
10,000 different products ranging from
the largest types of generators and other electric power equipment,
heavy industrial equipment, elevators and locomotives to electron
microscopes,
household electric appliances and transistor radios.
It is presently engaged in an expansion program which is expected
struction
the
chairman,
option
but will
formerly
debentures,
Federal
for
Rights
Trion Instruments was established in 1961 by
done,
other
which constitute the first financing by this
company outside
of Japan, will be convertible at their principal
amount
into common stock at any time prior to Sept. 30,
1977.
The company, which began in 1910 as a small repair shop for
mining equipment is now Japan's largest privately owned industrial
enterpirse and the largest and most diversified manufacturer of
electrical machinery and appliances in Japan.
It ranks eleventh
in size among industrial companies outside the United States and
is one of the few foreign companies v/hich have supplied equipment
The
all
undisclosed
an
Arbor.
companies.
foreign
purchased
in
for
an
Siegler's
its bankers and the Japanese Ministry of Finance was neces¬
to develop this new method
of financing and co-ordinate
Japanese and United States financial and legal practices in as
much as convertible securities have been rarely issued in Japan.
expected that, now that the ground work has been
this approach to the United States market will be taken by
9.
of
basis
Inc.—Acquisition—
Brooks,
the
pany,
is
Oct.
Monday, September 17, 1962
.
offer
103,678
Inc.,
Englewood,
has
company
sary
It
record
of
the
on
952.
p.
consummated
Japanese company in the United States.
part of the
share
per
Instruments, Inc., of Ann Arbor, Mich.,
negotiated the placement which is unique both here
the first sale of convertible securities
work on the
held
four
196,
$12.50
at
Lear-Siegler,
'
and in Japan as
months of
each
for
1977, with a group of U. S. institutional
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.; New 'York City,
and
the
.
Rights Offering
announced plans to offer its class A and class
right eo subscribe for an additional 307,000
the
shares
A
—V.
due Sept. 30,
cooperation
has
company
stockholders
B
Hitachi, Ltd.—Debentures Sold Privately—On Sept.
Close
agree¬
common
Financial Corp.—Plans
Laurentide
The
12, Hitachi, of Tokyo, Japan, announced the place¬
ment of $16,500,000 of 6V2% convertible debentures,
any
an
cable
.
class
by
and Hawaiian Telephone signed
Co., Ltd.
providing
transpacific
.
investors.
Denwa
for
the
construction and
maintenance of this
scheduled for completion in the spring of 1964.
Estimated cost of the project is approximately $82,000,000.
K.D.D., established in 1952, is Japan's sole overseas radio and
cable system.
The company's overseas services include: telegraph;
radio
telex;
radiophone;
phototelegraph;
radio broadcast
relay,
and other services.—V. 196, p.'855.
•
chairman and president, has announced that
all of the remaining shares of 5%
first preferred stock, series A,
had been retired, and that the 213,575 shares of 5'/a%
cumulative
voting preferred stock, series A, are being called for redemption on
Oct. 8, 1962. Therefore, no preferred stock will be outstanding and
the capitalization of the corporation will consist of 3,843,558 shares
of common stock. In making the announcement Mr. Hilton pointed
out
that approximately $10 million
of preferred stock will have
been retired during the period 1961-1962. He stated that as a result
of the retirement of the stock, earnings for distribution to common
stockholders would be increased.—V. 196, p. 951.
Conrad
.
Wertheim
&
2,000
Westheimer
5,000
Dean
2,000
L.
4
Co.,
&
R.
Inc
Co
2,000
Co
14,500
Corp.—Merger
Effective
Witter
&
7,000
5,000
12,250
Co
&
1548.
H.
Maremont, president of the Chicago-based producer
machinery, automotive parts and military weapons, said
expires Sept. 27, 1962. He added that the price of
offer
National
See
U.
S.
Associated
Mills
Industries, Inc., this issue.
Volume 196
Number
6195
/
i
Nationwide
Life
Corp.
National
Northwestern
Sells
—
Holdings—
This
has
company
sale
the
completed
its
of
holdings in Northwestern National Life Insurance Co. of Minne¬
apolis, Minn.
v
>
The 113,728 shares of Northwestern owned by Nationwide were
sold for $153 per share,
under terms of an option granted to
J. C. Bradford & Co.
of Nashville, Tenn., in September of 1961.
The total sales price was $17,400,384.
.
The
than 51% of the outstanding
been acquired by Nationwide
winter of 1956-57 at an average price of about $107 per
The sale represents a profit to Nationwide of approximately
shares
stock
common
in
.
the
share.
Life
Casualty Co.
of Detroit,
Oak,
,
Mich.
Insurance
.
Co.
;
,
will be
Pacific Co.
offered later for sale to Pacific Co. shareholders,
UNDERWRITERS
Amount
Amount
(000's Omitted)
(000's Omitted)
W.
Robert
Baird
&
Co.,
Co.,
D.
W.
2,000
Inc
Lehman Brothers
2,000
150
300
200
Irving Lundborg & Co—
McKelvey & Co.__
—
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc—
W. H. Morton & Co. Inc.
F. S. Moseley & Co.___„_
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
—
Saunders, Stiver & Co.___^
Shuman, Agnew & Co.____
F. S. Smithers & Co
William R. Staats & Co.—
—350
Stone & Webster Securities
Sons
licensed
Davenport & Co.
DeHaven
& Townsend,
150
580.
p.
Stock Split Approved
New Process Co.
Pre-
—
Securities
Crouter
Elworthy
stockholders voted to change authorized stock
no parv common shares to effect a 5-for-l
split of 83,099 outstanding shares.
Record date for the split is
Sept. 13,: Trading in the new stock was scheduled to begin Sept. 17,
on
the American
Stock Exchange.
The Exchange had suspended
On
Sept. 11,
from
1962,
trading in the common Aug. 27, because of the sharp rise in price
occasioned by the small amount outstanding and the six months'
earnings report of $8.34 a share up from $4.22 on June 30, 1961.
Stockholders
thorized
to
voted
also
7%
unissued
but
954.
P.
eliminate
the
cumulative
shares
15,000
of
au¬
stock.—V.
preferred
■'
■
.
.
196,
du Pont
&
Co.
1_~
200
—_
200
___
2,000
Corp.__
450
First Boston Corp
Michigan
First
of
First
Southwest
Co._:
Fleming
Nolan,
Folger,
Inc.
Co.
Northern States Power Co.
(Wis.)—Note Sale OK'd
the
Federal Power
Commission authorized
Northern States Power of Eau Claire, Wis., to issue $7,000,000 un¬
secured promissory notes.
.i.
Northern States will issue the notes from time to time, with a
maturity date no later than a year from the issue date.
The
company said in its application that the total principal amount at
any
one
time would not exceed $7,000,000, and would be used
to
evidence
short-term
borrowing from commercial banks.
Proceeds from the notes will be used in part to renew or refund
outstanding promissory notes issued in 1961 and to help finance
Sept.
1962
6,
.
States'
Northern
construction
1962
States
to
&
Marache & Co.
Ripley
Hooker
Northern
of
•
;
E.
of
900
Co. Inc.__
900
& Co
■■
Inc
Co.,
—
/.
ni-
;
' ;"v. v
'
1,200
;
200
300
900
350
2,000
500
>■
.
150
200
Co— 1,200
Privately—
13, 1962, it was reported that $6,000,000 of
debentures due July 1,
Sept.
this firm's senior sinking fund
1977; $1,000,000 of its capital notes due Aug. 1, 1974,
and 11,500 shares of its $100 par convertible preferred
stock, had been sold privately through White, Weld
& Co., New York City, and Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
Detroit.—V. 195, p. 1100.
v
Minneapolis,
,,
on
196,
9.
p.
St. Louis Ry.—
.
Y., will before 3 p.m. (EDT) on Sept. 28, 1962
receive tenders for the sale to the company as of Oct. 1, 1960, of
consolidated 4Mj% series I and J bonds due 1963 and 1964, to an
amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of $821,326 at prices not to
Nationwide
See
Orange
This
Nyack,
N.
Y„
D.
Wilhite
of
the
1929
since
Presidents:
Dean
the
serve
in
urer;
Rate
as
election
of
Wilhite, a
and
En¬
Mr.
been asscoiated with Orange
Engineer, Assistant Consulting
Vice-President
Palmer
and
.
BUSINESS—The
Director.
and
Y.
Epler,
will
who
continue
to
Sept.
Privately—On
13,
1962,
it
—
Bonds Sold
reported
was
that
$1,000,000 of this firm's 4%% first mortgage bonds,
series G. due June 1, 1992, had been sold privately
through Kidder, Peabody & Co., N. Y. City.
PEC Israel Economic Corp.—New Name—
Economic
Palestine
See
Corp., this issue.
The
York
known as PEC since its establishment in New
ago, has changed its name to PEC Israel Economic
company,
36
Corp.,
years
on
io.
Economic
Israel
PEC
of
real
leaders
major
Israel's
estate
is
States.
in
held by
It
1926,
almost
12,000
was
founded
and has been
by
stockholders
group
were
firms
established
instrumental
organizers
agriculture, commerce
raised in the
private capital
S.
1961, was $1.25 on its $25 par
Pacific
York,
was
first five years, the company,
a
general business
engaged primarily in real estate investments.
The
planned
absence
the
to
commercial property.
purchase and operate
sufficient working capital
of
acquire commercial
to
small residential
activities of the
company.
commencing
stock of companies
augment its real estate investments the company,
To
1957, made investments in the common
the New York Stock Exchange.
An
in June,
listed
on
indication
of
investments in secu¬
equity was $58,387.
This represented the high-water mark of the company's investments
in stock and in real estate, for at the same time, total investment
of this activity is that at Dec. 31, 1959
rities totaled $8,444 when total
stockholders
real
estate
in
$29,827
was
the
of
form
mortgages
owned.
In
the directors voted to enter the business of fi¬
nancing
insurance premiums.
From then forward, funds were
diverted from the foregoing to the premium finance business.
January,
stock
196,
p.
FINANCING
210,922 shs.
500,000 shs.
$1)
(par
Outstanding
Authorized
,
—V.
value common stock.—V. 195, p. 2305.
Northwest Bell Telephone Co.—Debentures
on
the
basis
of
subscribe
rights to
stock
common
at $23.50
of
per
additional shares of common stock
one
share
ten shares held
for each
Sept. 6, 1962. The subscription offer will
expire Sept. 24, 1962. The offering is being under¬
written by an investment group managed jointly by
record
of
Boston
First
New York
Barney & Co., New York City, and associates.
FEATURES—The
REDEMPTION
debentures
will
not
be
redeem¬
prior to Sept. 1, 1967. Beginning with that date the redemption
price will be 105 ¥2% to and including Aug. 31, 1968 and thereafter
at prices decreasing to the principal amount on and after Sept. 1,
able
1997.
.
-
•
proceeds will be applied by the company to the
demand note held by Pacific Telephone & Teleraph Co. in connection with the transfer in 1961 of communications
properties formerly owned by Pacific Telephone & Telegraph to the
newly
ties
a
the
organized Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Co.
in Washington, Oregon and Idaho.
The
proper¬
are
laws
of
the
Incorporated in March, 1961 under
Washington.
At that time it sold at par
company
State
$11, 10,000 shares
of
was
of its common stock to Pacific Telephone & Tele¬
graph Co..
The company commenced operations on July 1, 1961
following the transfer to it of the business and properties of the
Pacific Co. in the States of Washington, Oregon and Idaho pursuant
to the
are
at
Blyth
The company is also
&
plan referred to below. The principal offices of the company
1200 Third Ave., Seattle, Wajsh.
Co.,
Inc.
and
Smith,
offering to employees, includ¬
ing officers of the company and its subsidiaries, sub¬
scription rights for 124,282 shares. This stock sale is
not being underwritten.
Earl
—V.
Pierce,
Smith
&
Salomon
&
Bros.
proceeds from the financing will be applied to
company's construction program which calls for the expenditure
approximately $142,000,000 during tha three years 1962-1964.
BUSINESS—The company, of 550 15th St., Denver, has its opera¬
tions wholly within the State of Colorado.
Electric service is sup¬
plied at retail to residential customers in Denver and 187 other
communities and to rural, commercial and industrial customers. The
company also supplies natural gas service in Denver and 72 other
PROCEEDS—Net
the
4.30
4.30
Hutzler
Quinn
Long-term debt:
of
Slope Gas Co._
Secured notes of 1480 Welton, Inc.
173,800,000
4,207,500
1,200,000
330,000
3,110,000
,
preferred stock ($100 par)__
par)
0.50
Co.
&
Offered—On
-
\
The
capital stock,
the
sold
for
who
down
scale
priced
$6.25
at
account
of
certain
receive all
will
of
the
REDEMPTION
to
share, was
per
selling
stockholders
proceeds of the
of
FEATURES—Redemption prices
106%
from
the
sale.
debentures
100%.
distributes stereo
and
tures
"View-Master"
and
slides
"Pana-Vue"
Sawyer's
Ore.,
Progress,
at
and slide
viewers.
r
.
TO
EFFECT
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
6%
convertible subordinated
deben-
—V.
due
195,
Outstanding
.
$1,250,000
1,600,000 shs.
Sept. 15, 1977
Capital stock ($2.50 par)
tures,
manufac¬
photographic products under the names
as
well as
slide projectors and
"Tru-Vue,"
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
$1,250,000
1,137,612 shs.
1549.
p.
Paper
Corp.—Preferred
Offered—On
Stock
September 14,
1962, Bear, Stearns & Co., New York
City, as manager of an underwriting group, an¬
nounced
the offering
of 150,000 shares of Saxon
Paper 6% cumulative convertible preferred stock, at
$10 per share. The preferred is convertible at par
value ($10) into common stock at any time prior to
redemption on Sept. 13, 1977, at a conversion price
of $6.0375 for five years, with increased conversion
prices in two succeeding five-year periods, subject
to adjustment. The offering was oversubscribed.
i REDEMPTION
FEATURES—The
company
is required, commencing
September,
1970, to redeem outstanding shares of; preferred stock
all accrued and unpaid dividends, in the amount of 10%
of its net income for the prior calendar year or $125,000, whichever
is less.
The preferred stock is redeemable at the option of the com¬
pany at redemption prices ranging from 105%
to par, plus accrued
at par plus
and
unpaid dividends.
PROCEEDS—Net
tire
certain
product
proceeds
outstanding
lines
and
for
from the
financing will be used to re¬
for
expansion
of
the
company's
into other territories either by
debt,
expansion
acquisition of existing companies
and for other
operations,
or by commencement of new branch
corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—The company,
of 240 W. 18th St., New York City, dis¬
tributes, at wholesale, printing papers, commercial stationery and
envelopes of virtually all types required' by the graphic arts and
publishing industries.
Through 56 of their own salesmen and 17
independent sales representatives, the company sells its products
the New
in
York metropolitan area;
Middle Atlantic and
REVENUES—On
June
30,
1962,
net earnings
New
a
solidated net sales
the State of Florida, and in 14
England States.
consolidated
unaudited
were
basis,
.
for
the
months
six
sales were $9,114,455 and unaudited
For the year ended Dec. 31
1961, con¬
$15,329,954 and net earnings were $181,597.
were
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Non-interest
Jesse
and
Henry Shapiro due seri¬
conv.
pfd. stock
stock
(25c
cum.
Outstanding
bearing obligations due
ally through 1966
6y4% notes, due September,
6%
ended
net
$143,152.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
$357,410
$357,410
$1,500,000
1977—
$1,500,000
($10 par)
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs
1,250,000 shs.
par)
585,724 shs
*
1802.
195, p.
(Walter J.)
10,700,000
1,000,000 shs.
20,000,000 shs.
650,000 shs.
13,795,318 shs.
Schneider
Corp.—Units
Offered—Pur¬
suant to a Sept. 7, 1962
prospectus, the company of¬
fered publicly in units, without
underwriting, $5,000,000 of its 8%
subordinated convertible debentures,
due
1977, and warrants to purchase 250,000 class A
shares. Each unit, priced at $1,000 and ac¬
interest, consisted of $1,000 principal amount
common
crued
debentures^ and
of
The
debentures
to
warrants
and
warrants
purchase
50
will not be
shares.
separately
transferable until Dec. 21, 1962.
Of
the 5,000 units, 2,400 were offered
directly to
public, 1,400 to holders of the company's class A
common stock, and 1,200 in
exchange for outstanding
15-year
10% subordinated convertible debentures,
due July 1, 1976.
the
Net proceeds, estimated at
for repayment
sition
and
$4,360,000, will be used
of short-term bank loans, land acqui¬
construction,
improvements, and
general
corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—The
Fifth
Schneider
various
joint
the
Ave.,
of
New
formation
which,
certain
of
plan
New
York
for
the
York
who
formation
City,
has
1961.
of
five
limited
exchange
As
a
offers
result
of
of
The
the
conceived
active
partnerships,
for
company,
by
the
Walter
past
of
J.
10 years
prime source
properties.
of
to
the
members
of
directed by the company in
exchange offers, the company
a
majority interest
in
seven
were
such
acquired substantially more than
properties
and
thereafter
acquired
sale
was
been
of
types of real property ventures for his own account and
ventures with others. Included in
such
ventures
was
company's
1,685,000
10,700,000
Preferred stock of the company:
($5
0.50
Co.
&
Gemco, Inc., this issue.
June
Western
stock
1.00
0.50
tal.
in
15,000,000
Colorado-
Wyoming
First mtge. bonds of Pueblo Gas
First mortgage pipeline bonds of
Cum.
Co
Inc
&
public sale $1,250,000 Sawyer's 6% convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures, due Sept. 15, 1977 and 100,000
shares of capital stock.
The debentures, priced at 100%
and accrued in¬
terest, were sold for the account of the company and
proceeds will be used to repay bank loans incurred
to finance expansion and to augment working capi¬
in
$
notes
1.00
Co
Co.,
Sawyer's Inc.—Debentures—Common
Outstanding
mtge. bonds of the company
First mtge. bonds of Cheyenne Co.
Promissory
&
Newman
Inc
&
Scanlan
Sept. 13, 1962, Straus, Blosser & McDowell, Chicago,
and Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc., St. Louis, jointly
headed
an
underwriting group which offered for
$
Authorized
Common
M.
Coughlin
2.10
Inc.
Sabema Corp.—New Name—
666
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
First
Hogle
A.
&
634.
196, p.
See
of
4y2%
BUSINESS—The
J.
Fenner
Co.,
3.00
4.30
Brothers
Lynch,
3.00
.
&
Inc.
4.30
communities.
PROCEEDS—Net
reduction of
Corp.,
Co
Sullivan
Lehman
Merrill
4.30
Co._
Colorado—Rights Offering to
Public Service Co. of
share for 1,242,822
<5s
Bosworth,
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
Common
112.
Offered—On
Sept. 12, 1962, Morgan Stanley & Co.,
City, and associates, offered publicly a new
issue of $50,000,000 of the company's 4%% deben¬
tures due 2002, at 102% and accrued interest to yield
approximately 4.27% to maturity. The Morgan Stan¬
ley group purchased the issue at competitive sale on
Sept. 11 on its bid of 101.31% which named the 4%%
coupon. A rival bid of 101.30%, also for a 4%% cou¬
pon, was entered by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago.
Boettcher
Weeks
&
4.30
4.30
Inc
Co.
&
Peters, Writer
Christensen,
•—V.
its
Witter
1960,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Common
&
4.30
the
scope
in
through PEC, which also provides management and technical
know-how to Israeli enterprises.
"PEC's
assets
exceed $19 million.
Its latest dividend, paid for
U.
New
Stockholders—The company is issuing to holders
in industry,
with
St.,
125
of
a
enterprise in Israel.
fostering private
Some
stock
United
the
Jewish
American
Sep¬
V
'.
throughout
and
President,
announced by Joseph Meyerhoff,
it was
tember
W.
property in a large city, the purchase and sale of
properties constituted the bulk of the real estate
in
Palestine Economic Corp.—Name Change Effective
the
During
corporation,
In
Co.
143
23,
"
of
A.
Washington Telephone
of
company,
the City of New York under New York State Law
1952.
The original name of the company was Sepia
Commercial Corporation. The present name was adopted by resolu¬
tion of the stockholders on April 16, 1962.
July
on
Weld
Dean
Co
4.3o
Co., Inc. 4.30
Harriman Ripley &
Securities
Corp.
White,
12.10
4.80
4.30
Sachs &
Goldman,
12.10
Webster
&
Stone
12.10
Co
&
Hornblower
incorporated in
Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treas¬
Smith, Orange & Rockland's
Manager of
196, p. 642.
posts
Ralph
supply.—V.
Oregon
offered
proceeds, estimated at $269,995, will be used
for acquiring and equipping an office, and working
capital.-
simultaneously the following four ViceSeifried,
formerly Assistant Vice-President;
B.
and
power
has
the
Vice-President.
Executive
Engineer,
Ferreira
A.
Pursuant to a
—
stock at $2.50 per share.
common
named
company
Robert
Offered
Common
publicly, without underwriting, 119,980 shares of its
Inc.—Management
announced
has
company
as
company,
Executive
The
—
Sept. 10, 1962 offering circular, the company
2839.
p.
Corp.
Net
Director
gineer,
Prefco
<
'
;•
Richard
Rockland
184,
1057.
New
—
•'*'
Utilities,
Rockland
&
Changes—
issue.—V.
this
Corp.
Co.
'
1
plus accrued interest.—V. 194, p.
100%
exceed
Life Insurance
.■>,
Control—
Pennsylvania RR., 380 Seventh
of
Treasurer
severally
have
,
Avenue, New York, N.
■
Northwestern National
Gerstnecker,
R.
W.
operation of the sinking fund, $100,000 of the
York.—V.
Securities
Saxon
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago &
Tender for Bonds—
;
below
named
r:
.
Sold
Co.—Securities
,
has called for redemption
company
Corp
& Co., Inc
Smith, Barney & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc
Eastman Dillon, Union
•
■
Boston
Blyth
BUSINESS—Headquartered
Oct. 1, 1962, through
Portland Gas & Coke
Company's first mortgage bonds, 4%% series due 1976 at 101.31%.
Payment will be made at the Bankers Trust Co., 16 Wall St., New
The
First
1,200
Mosley
&
underwriters
-
1
1,200
-—
Struthers
Wood,
350
Co
&
Finance
Pioneer
On
Co.
&
Hutton
E.
2,000
——
Yeatman,
UNDERWRITERS—The
ii
agreed to purchase from the company at the subscription price, in
the respective percentages set forth below, such of the shares of
additional common stock as are not subscribed for pursuant to the
subscription offer.
200
Spencer Trask & Co
;
900
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day
900
Walston & Co., Inc._^.____
350
Weeden & Co. Inc.-,:—L*
900
1, White, Weld & Co.
2,000
Dean Witter & Co.—— 2,000
200
Son__
Inc
150
Weeks____ 1,300
Fay,
Johnston, Lemon
—V. 196, p. 851.
Co.—Partial Redemption—
Gas
Natural
Northwest
Power
>
&
Hutton &
F.
W
program,
States
' ' 'Vy
&
Hornblower
plans
748.
p.
Hilliard
200
200
Co.__l:—v 150
&
Co. Inc.
Sutro & Co.
2,000
B.
J.
J.
prepay
subsidiary
196,
Suplee,
Co.,
&
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.„„ 1,200
Hill Richards & Co., Inc.
1150
,
—V.
Corp.
Stroud &
350
Co.
Goodbody
Granbery,
,
owned
2,000
Steele
J.
900
Goldman, Sachs & Co._.—
to issue either late in 1963 or 1964 capital
all of its promissory notes then outstanding.
The utility company intends to issue securities of a type or types
that
will maintain its
capitalization ratio objective of not more
than 55%
in debt securities at any time.
- ;
•
:
The
utility company provides gas and electric service to both
wholesale
and
retail
customers
in
Wisconsin. ' It
is
a
whollyNorthern
securities
H.
&
Inc.
On
1,200
Dawkins &
Sullivan
Harriman
.
200
Co
&
Faulkner,
125,000 to 625,000,
Corp.__
Bodine
&
I.
Francis
ferred Eliminated—
2,000
1,300
900
196,
900
Co
Lee Higginson Corp
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
states.—V.
Co
&
150
Co., Inc.
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
31
&
Freres
Lazard
_
Boynton &
Childs
Langley
C.
200
500
Boettcher & Co
E.
& Co— 2,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co._<
150
.
500
Blyth &
200
Inc
Kalman &
Co.,
Kidder, Peabody
$2,200
m
/
Morgan Stanley & Co
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co., which was originally
incorporated in 1885 has admitted assets of more than $400,000,000
and
total insurance in
force of more than $2,600,000,000.
It is
in
90.2%
owns
company
of the preferred shares of the
Alex. Brown &
.
the
owned by
stock is
common
of the common
Pacific Co., repre¬
senting 89.6% of the total voting power. A plan adopted in 1961
by the shareholders of Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
provides that the common stock of the company now owned by the
American
78.2%
Inc.
retains controlling stock
of Columbus, National
and Michigan Life Insurance Co,, of Royal
Nationwide
investments,
Nationwide
in
outstanding
the
of
The
Co.
and
sold, representing more
of Northwestern, had
per share.
Among other
subsidiary of American Telephone & Telegraph
of the outstanding common stock of the com¬
a
51.0%
owns
42.7%
Pacific
shares
$46
interest
is
company
pany.
Ohio,
Columbus,
The
Co. which
7
(1147)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
income
an
to
additional
date
has
property.
been
from
The
the
plan of operation contemplates the conduct of
operations, throughout the United States or elsewhere, by itself
and through subsidiaries either for its own account,
or
in Joint
company's
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1148)
and
dicates,
activities to date have embraced and/or future
activities will embrace, operations in differing geographical areas,
tvpes of use and structure - (commercial, industrial, residential and
Oi'iice buildings and hotels), types of ownership (fee or leasehold)
ana types of holding
(net lease and direct operation). The objective
of such diversification
is to obtain some degree of stability and
to attempt
to counter-balance the effect of possible adverse eco¬
nomic and real estate conditions in any particular geograpnic or
economic area. No assurance, of course,' can be given that such,
objectives qan be achieved.
7 ■_
'1'1
7
company's
Hie
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPIIALIZATION
Authorized
$5,000,000
1—
Courts
Dick
_7—__—
220
Ohio Co.
570
Paine,
&
&
Co.
Co.,
&
Inc.—
4
Estabrook
&
Co.
Boston
1
^___;
Corp.____
First
coin-operated
of
manufacturer
&
Freeman
Bankruptcy Petition—
Co,7__
dry
Sachs
Goldman,
&
Gregory
&
Co.__
2t>0
Hallgarten & Co.
,
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland
& Co.
Harriman- Ripley
&
Co.,
&
220
220
570
Co.—
Co.
180
180
570
330
&
150
Co.
Robinson-Humphrey
Co5,
Inc.
570
150
Rotan,
L.
75
7
Inc.
__—77—
Riter
1,000
Sons
& Co.,
Co.
•
260
—
150
-
:_
&
'
75
-
Co.—_u—
Reynolds & Co., Inc.£^Li—
260
Co.
&
Raffensperger,
Hughes &
Co., Inc.
Rauscher,
Pierce &
Co.,
Inc.' /'_
17_,_
Fulton, Read & Co., Inc.— - 260
Glore, Forgan & Co.^
^
1.070
cleaning and laundry
708,330 shs.
2,750, OOOshs.
/'machines has filed a petition under Chapter XI of the Federal
750,000 shs.471,283 shs;
Bankruptcy Act for arrangement with creditors.
The petition was
filed
in Federal Court,-Southern District of New York.
Class
A
common
stock
purchase
310,000 wts. .>
310,000 wts.
Tenax said that despite'record nine month sales, ending June 30,
—V. 196,
'of $9,946,063 and net inoome of $703,372, resulting in earnings of
$1.C8 per. share
(based on 651,592 shares and a tax. loss carryforward),-it decided -to Initiate the court action do protect stockSony Corp.—Net Down Slightly—
holders/ and
creciitors,\-.'as7well
as
the - firm's future- potential
Tl\is Japanese manufacturer, of transistorized ^ios, magnetic
earnings; The. company said that despite the substantial nine-month
tape recorders and other electronic products," has reported;sales of Y
profits, it .has been operating'-under tremendous financial pressures
$27,600,000 for the six months ended April 30, 1962.-Net income foi*
resulting .from . the previous -year's) losses in its freezer division,/
the period was $1,200,000, equivalent to 280 per American depositary
and a-continuing-drain on cash; from .collection expenses connected
share on 4.200,000 depositary shares.
\
>':■ \ 77.-7 '77
with liquidation of, the .freezer- divisipn.
It left the freezer sales
These results compared with sales of $23,700,000 and net income
: business
last January.
* 7
-/ . •
77y,:. 7y,7* '777 "TY */'. Y/ '777
Ci' 81,100,000, equal to 310 per American depositary share on 3,630,•Tenax
said
it would ; propose
ar plan
to creditors designed to
060 depositary shares, in the six months ended April 30, 1961.
i
alleviate immediate pressing obligations: and to provide a satisfac-?
The moderate decline in earnings despite a substantial increase in
7 tory cash- flow. '
>' ■>» / ••••• 77
<■'''
■Y//
sales reflected heavy expenses in connection with the introduction
The' company
stated that with ) the addition of /new working
Of Sony's new Micro TV set.—V. 193, p. 2589.
"
' ^ ,
capital, it believed its/forward movement of the first nine months ,,
of fiscal 1962 could be resumed.—V.. 196, p. 113.
77'
Southern Railway Co.-r-Equipment. Trust CertifiY
This
>■
Southwest
1,000
„
Pressprich &
Putnam
1,000
•
:
Inc.
Pollock
Prescott
330
>
&
Fenn
W.
&.
__j._
Wm. E.
R.
260
-
_
Jackson
Writer
Phelps,
1,000
570
Corp.
75
.—__•.
Christensen,
1
Co
&
Co.^
&
Webber,
Peters,
570
Securities
Cook
Curtis
75
570
Dillon, Union
Securities
Newhard,
1,000
Ine._i
k
Co.
&
First
7
Dominick___i
Equitable
*
Mosle
F.
&
Co.
:____
'160
&
Co.—
S70
Rothschild
'
Rowles-,
;
Inc.
Winston
Salomon
1,000
&
Brothers
75
Co.__
&
Hutzler
7
,
,
Hayden, Sto'ne & Co. Inc.'.
Hemphill, No yes '& Co.
-
330
570
Hornblower
.
.
75
—
Read
Eastman
,
•Y'777
Amount
(OOO's Omitted)"
& Co.____
Merle-Smith—^
Drexel
.
7.?
&
Dittmar
,
M:'
Co,
&
Dillon,
•
'7:
Dann
Dominick
' ""
addition, the
Tenax, Inc.—Files
■
9,930,584
Monday, September 17, 1962
,
*
$5,000,000
•
Common,
company,'originally a maker of television speech
prompting equipment,) now/designs^ and installs military, govirninent, ^educational and industrial audio-visual information display
systems;
manufactures and markets • audio-visual .products,
and
supplies live and olosed-circuit television programming and pro¬
duct,ion services.—V; 195,
p.
1143.f
-.■■.'•■
convert¬
15-year 8%
subordinated
ible debentures, due 1977
Mortgages and notes payable—
Class' A common stock (10c par)__
Class B common stock
(10c par) —
77 7
Outstanding
Honolulu.
.
(OOO's Omitted)
.
Hawali-Kai,
at
/In
FINANCING i.
PRESENT
TO
tem
to
•
.
Amount
expand into' the tape
: . •'
TelePrompTer acquired Weathers Industries, a
manufacturer
of" high-fidelity r components
and
stereo
systems/
Since the beginning of I960, TelePrompTer has acquired 14 com-:,
munity antenna television systems-representing an investment of
more
than $6,000,000 and is Jointly developing an additional sys¬
industry.
-..Last February,
-
plans
TelePrompTer's
with
compatible
of real estate syn¬
others, or through the medium
either as principal or agent.,
with
ventures
.
7
570
Scott
220
Chas.
W.
Scranton
&
Co.
Shearson,
Hammill
&
Co.
260
E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.—
E.
W.
.
Hutton
Illinois
>
•7'7-'
150
570
Weeks
&
Co.
&
Co._
1,000
Parke-7180
Schmidt, Roberts &
& Stringfellow
Inc.220
Shields
&
Co.
1180*
Inc.
7 •>: ■'
S:
330
,•
Y/Y,-
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
.
.
Thalmann
Ladenburg,
■
;
1,000
—17
570
Co.—
Co.
Shuman, Agnew & Co.j^L
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
•' V"
&
570
P.
S.
Smithers
&
-
.
.
,
-
Offered—Salomon. .Brothers
cates
if 7
W.
.
The
certificates
were
reoffered, for public
sale
Sept. 13, at prices to yield from 3.10% for the Jan. 2,
1963 maturity to 4.15% for the maturities running
irom Jan. 2, 1973 to July 2, 1977.
They are secured
by new equipment estimated to cost $23,625,000 and
Lee
The certificates
are
rated Aa by both
Poors.—V.
&
196,
:7
.
accrued .interest.
'
,
York
.
V;
working capital.
BUSINESS—In
a
partnership,
agent
and
•area'for
U.
S.
and
1947,
the-company
Shortly
related
The
and
and
the
to
of
BX
business
of
the
company • commenced " the
to its
as
and
products
uniform
to
814
The
connectors,
arp
and
die
pressure
specifications
couplings,
related
set
;
parts
cast,
in
of
present
■
bushings; nipples,
fittings.
The
principal
which
raw
material
used
by
the
castings are made. Zinc is readily available from numer¬
ous
suppliers in the Los Angeles area.
Approximately 97% of its
-products are manufactured by "the Company.* The
remaining. 3^,
obtained from other
manufacturers, are component parts" which are
incorporated into finished products sold by the
company.
V
.
and
were
that
approximately
45%
and
55%'
respectively
6f
Capital
—V.
stock
195,
($1
par)__to_™-
,.:-7
P- 220.
5%%;
.
5%
fhio
entered
agreements
for
the
4%%
bank
The
years
of
T
loan
community
and
$778,000
would
be
as
amount
Dart,
of
of
the
purchase
ni
J p,ortlon of rhe Proceeds of the six-year 6% bank
SrrT, \° pre5ay.Kan, eiclstln^ short-term loan with a
f
j
added
to
'
and the liala'nce of
working
approximately
stockholder
would
be
vote.
,
,,e corporation's cash flow and
cone°nie^iiEleC^ronlcs' founded ln
endless
loop
be
-
4.10%
magnetic
tape
"will
will provide
ease
the
strain
needed
working
and
related
products
7
stock
until
dividend
Dickson
S.
4.50%
Dominick
to
stock
UNDERWRITERS
principal
amount
The
names.
forth
of
-Y
>
1,035,780 shs.
7..'./
underwriting
r
-
"
-
'
underwriters
-
w;
agreement
are
set forth opposite their
required to take and pay
A1?™1?1
(000 s Omitted)
Securities
• -
ynnn>
-
•
,
-
.•
.
/
' '
A.
C.
Peck
Allyn. & Co.
&
Secuirties
,
Corp.
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—„
Robert
Inc.
W.
Baird
&
A:
w570
-330
G.
Becker &
Blyth
-
Blair
Co.
&
Inc;.
-
Alex.
260
Brown
&
1,350
Co.,
&
7
Reynolds
^
Riter
■
Retan,:
L.
Rowles,
Co.
Noyes
&
Fay,
&
&
—V.
2,000
&
Co.,
Smith,
F.
Loeb
&
&
Co.
S.
& Co.
Smithers
Co.
600
1,350
900
&
800
Inc.
Co.—
&
Staats
R.
Co.—
5,000
900
.
1,350
Suplee,
!
Co.
Thomas
R,
800
Walson
800
1,350
&
&
Durst,
Co.,
&
Inc.—-
600
Dean
&
Witter
1,350
Inc.—
800
2,000
&
&
Co
Co
Wright
:
—
600
5,OCO
& Co.,
1-7——
600
Biddle & Co.—
800
L.
Inc.
Yarnall,
800
600
Inc.
Co
Co.
White
B.
Inc.— 6,000
2,000
&
——__
Chas.
Arthur
1,350
Co.__
&
Neuhaus
Walker
H.
G.
&
Day
Co., Inc.
Wagenseller
2,000
600
Co.
Trask
Anthony
L.
600
—
&
Spencer
Tucker,
600
Mosley
Yeatman,
Inc.
Underwood,
Inc.
600
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
800
Co.
800
—_
&
Inc
Barney
—
&
600
Co.
Scranton
&
William
&
Langlev
W.
Wertheim
Inc
7
Stringfellow——
Shields
&
Clark,
&
60O
Chas.
600
_____7—
Inc.
Battles
196,
Erothers
800
2,000
Co.,
7! 600
Starkweather & Co.
Co.___
& Co—
800
1,350
Co.—
Shuman, Agnew & Co.—
Singer, Deane & Scribner
& Co.— 2,000
Co., Inc.
800
Inc
600
Weeks
&
Co.__
,
Co.,
&
&
&
Winston
Hutzler
6,000
Inc.
1,350
1,350
Co.
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke
Schneider, Bernet &
Hickman, Inc. _—7—
1,350
.
Inc.____
&
Rothschild
Salomon
1,350
Corp.
Co.,
8Q0
900
Co.
Mosle
2,000
F.
<fc
&
1,350
& Co
800
& Co. Inc. 1,350
Kidder
C.
.;
Gardner-—
&
Co.
851.
p.
Thomas & Belts
First
National
registrar
the
for
Co.—Appointment—
Bank,
City
common
New
stock of
York City, has been appointed
the company.—V. 196, p. 793.
.570
330
U.
S.
Industries,
Inc.,
completed negotiations
Co.,
Sons—
U, S. Industries, Ine.—Merger Effective-■
1,000
——
Burns Bros. &
Pierce
Co.—
Inc.;
600
Co.
Kuhn,
>W.
-220
Co„.Tnc.__
Bosworth, Sullivan
Inc. !___—
220
600
800
___i____
of
Co._7___~
&
220
& Hopwood
Co.
&
Pressprich &
Reinholdt
Co., Inc,
800
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc. 5,000
the
•
Co. ;
W.
Rauscher,
/
Weil, Labouisse,
W.
M.
A.
.^Ahibunt
Elair & Co. ,Inc.'_/_-_'—
-William
150
600
5,000
Prescott
600
—
Ripley
&
Kalman
__
Adqms
800
Curtis
Schwabacher
Hutton
E.
E.
.
(OOO's Omitted)
Ball,-Burge-& Kraus '!
* 220
Bear, Htearns - & Co.—Ii .--570
•
800
.'
& <7
Webber, .Jackson
Scott &
Hutton
F.
respective
for all
purchased by them.
are
800
Co.__.
Northwest Co.
900
Richards
Janney,
39,830,155 shs.
debentures
600
& Co.
Paine,
5,000
Illinois
772,214 shs.
225,090 shs.
debenture
2,000
Co
_7
Cook- &
800
Friedrichs
OF,: THE
the
800
Co.
&
Newbold's Son
Co.—
Hornblower
f
60,000,000 shs.
;
&
Wells
Frederking—:
&
Howard,
______
Moseley
Pacific
5,000
Corp.
Miller
W.
:
6,000
Co.,
—
Union
Co.
&
Stone
*
"
:___•
&
Ohio Co.
800
600
Glore,
Forgan & Co
5,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.5,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
v 7
;
Jenks, Kirkland & Co—
600
'
range.T
1,350
Newhard,'
900
Inc.
Co.
Southwest
E.
specified
.
7
S.
W. H.
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc—
Funk, Hobbs, & Hart, Inc.
1,000,000 shs.
5%
in
&
Hayden,
.
806
900
Beissner
Mullaney,
^
;
600
.
—:—
—
California
Hooker
'
F.
Inc— 6,000
Securities
Hemphill,
>
the-debentures"if any of the debentures
'
,
-
,
5,000
7.
-Inc.
R.
.
Co.,
Dillon,
Harriman
DEBENTURES—There are set forth
below the names of the principal underwriters of
the debentures
who have severally agreed to purchase, subject to the
terms and
set
Co.
First
com¬
(par $5)_____7;
&
Boston
Hill
-
7
..
;
Inc.—
Co.
Piper,, Jaffary
Co., Inc
•—
&
Dominick—
Securities
ten
—__2
&
&
& Co.
Read
Hayden,
'
rates
400,000
800
Pierce,
Smith
&
Moroney,
.
Inc.
5.25%
into
..
Lynch,
Morgan Stanley & Co._
.
600
Robertson .&
Dittmar
2,980,000
range
..
January, i960, manufactures and
cartridges
to
convertible
series
American
t?ahn Baid^tbe Proposed transactions
-C^plt84.
would
R.
1,200,000 shs.
In
Corp.
^.^^$3,120
White, Weld & Co.3,126
Halsey, Stuart & Oo. Ine. 3,120
Immediately
50,000,000
800
Jones &
Templeton, Inc.—
Co.,
Inc.
Fridley
344,012,000
800
Co
Co.
'
•
J
&
&
Mitchum,
600
&
Masten
600
600
Bodine
&
E.
600
600
600
Pancoast
140,609,289
$100)
rates
higher
$600,000
effected
-
Dewar,
/
Stone & Webster
in-
Crouter
800
600
&
Co., Inc
Davis,
Skaggs &'Co._
•DeHaven &
Townsend,
r
800
Coe
Milwaukee
1,350
& Co
7
Weedon & Co—
Dempsey-Tegeler
5,000
Co.—
800
Dann
Dain
M.
2,000
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
,
.
—7
by tneih.
800
&
Fenner
Inc. 2,000
600
Corp.
Burr
&
Crcwell,
J.-
Co.
&
Lundborg
Merrill
1,350
.
Collings and Co., Inc.
Common,
^
:
6,000,000
loan would
capital.
^ transactions
favorable
(par
Common
'
suh-
C. C.
Corp._
Clarke
W.
Coffin
r-:.i
preferred stock (par $100)
conditions
price
A
Dodge
Eastman
-
.
150,036,396
7
Securities
is purchased
7
Co.—
A.
1,350
Clark,
$455,355,000
50,000,00
preferred
the terms
underwriting
Manley, Bennett &
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
800
2,000
& Sons___;_—
Brown
First
.
.
second
stock
&
600
Inc.
Co.
'
Mackall
-
Inc.—
6,000
Sullivan & Co.,
-
.Equitable
7
outstanding
V,
ago,
Conley
debentures.
aggregating approximately $1,000,000, of
Conley Electronics..
fiSgS a
loJlowing
1982—J
Issued and outstanding in three'
from
that stockholders will be asked
principal
lr
7
-
ftPPr°vc mortgages on some of
antenna television systems to secure
issued
Alex.
: •'""
i
Co.__
subjeet to
McCormick
Co
&
&
stock
•
( Irving
Co.,
&
.Carolina
•
.
5.200,000
dividend
dates;
^P' °5 ,E*'®?lston' IH-
debentures
Sept.
'
stock
and
from
Second
.
the
due
•
the
of
preferred
1,000
33Q
____„
&
set forth below
are
„
Co.,
Inc.
•
or
'
bearing notes--.:
series;
>
.
•{/;••".
f,'nm the
end for a related $2,400,000 loan
fjom
Continental Illinois National Bank
& Trust Co. of Chicago.
^Ir»ilil^«iKahnViPresJLd!nt' sald
Tp'pP,.Si'!"ee g f. ' 9 to
$663,000,000 .7
outstand-
1962
due
"Preferred
7
'•
•
Struthers
Lester, .Rypns. & c.o._
600
—
Becker
G.
Bosworth,
'
to
*'
Co.
First
in-
&
Eichler
Bateman,
Estabrook
*
Co.
570
Corp.—r___
Lehman Brothers
" "
1,350
Llyth
-Outstanding
/
7
Baird
W.
Barth &
'A.
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
--Y: ••' ^,^7 i V;':'
storage credit agreement
Capital stock—
191,622 shs.
three
into
'•
7-
'
&
330
_______7
,:7:-7"y. -.7-7
Shares
JLazard. Freres & Co.__—5,000
___7—____
Inc.
J.
York, to
New
7
■
•
Authorized
1966-1979
issues
Nine
Short-term notes—
Outstanding
acquisition
•- 7
.
5'
-
•
Long-term notes—
4.92%
5
.7 •
EFFECT
outstanding;-
debentures
Loan—
initiated
.r'.:-7
GIVING
maturities
—
mon
program
Robert
system be¬
extends
Pennsylvania-and
in
areas
.
TelePrompTer Corp.- -Proposed Acquisitibn—Bank
expansion
The-system
.
Witter
purchase,
•
900
Whipple &• Co—900
Richard
ing;
interest
rates
range
from
•
•
37/8% to 6%; maturities 196^-1982 400,000,000
series
an
States.-
terest rates range from 2%%
_
Furthering
storage'
series—
in
Debentures
,
common stock of the company was listed on the American
Exchange effective Sept. 14, undtfr the symbol SWP.—V. 196
c
Stock
United
_:
Non-interest
Paper Corp.—A. S. E. Listing—
for
Co
&
Co.
&
Bacon,
customers,
transmission
Co.
&
Lee Higginson
& Co.j_—_ 1,350
Securities Corp. 1,350
Austin
H.
Bache
laterals,
Issued
Swanee
the
of
Fourteen-series
.
■
500,000 shs.
to
the second
75
&
underwriters
agreed
in
forth
Allyn
C.
E.
Louisiana, including the
Mexico, and extends into the north¬
Gas
•
principal
severally
set
Weld & Co.—;
15,760
Abercrombie & Co.
600
-American.
•
gas
!
•
7 .,
' .7 •
First mortgage pipe line bonds issu-
1803
p.
sales
able
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
the
A;
and
Texas
7
sales'
total
.
Carp.
Lovett
.
.
period.
section
:
multiple-line natural
CAPITALIZATION
company's products may be divided into two classes
one
In industrial and office
building installations, the other
for residential
and
apartment
installations.
In
the
ten
months
ended December 31,
1961, sales from the industrial and residential
for
of gas supply by some of the company's
producing
gas
accounted
Lerchen & Co,__
Co. Inc.______
Weeden
23,640
White,
together with related facilities including 49 prin¬
cipal compressor stations having-an aggregate of 854.360 horsepower.
use
'lines
Watling,
of the second preferred
any
Drexel
The
for
if
.storage.
con¬
zinc,- from
its
of
have
who
conditions
Dillon,
.
is
Hanseatic
names
design delivery capacity lofithe system at June 30, 1962 was ap¬
proximately: 2,617,000 MCF of gas per day and-approximately 3,•023,000 MCF on peak days by withdrawal of gas from underground
Municipal
company,
Co.,
^ Corp.
.
:The
Building
to
management.
They are inspected annually and'
seal of approval of Underwriters'
Laboratories. Inc.Y>-7
the
&
:'.:7 '7 "■'•7";7'>
Shares "
Stone & Webster Secyfitieg^
;
permit increased winter deliveries of gas in the company's eastern
tmarkets, including the New-York City metropolitan area. At June 30,
•1962, the system included 11,337 miles of pipe lines, gathering lines
known
The
&
".7-"Y '7'
7
underground, gas
and
to
York
-stock
of the .company's deliveries of gas during the first
The company is unable to state what effect
factors, including the development of additional
»
180
180
330
preferred stock set forth
opposite their respective names. The second preferred stock under¬
are required to take and pay for all of the second
preferred
\
,
330
.
writers
other
sources
220
330
Denton, Inc.
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc
Coffin
330
bined
with
announced
Under
USI,
on
the
John
Sept.
terms
and
Associated Mills Corp. have
latter company has been com¬
Chairman and President of USI,
National
whereby
I.
the
Snyder,
13.
of
the transaction,
U. S. Industries will transfer
570
&
Burr
■
v
■,
agreement the number of shares of second
-
,
Arkansas,'-Mississippi, -Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, West
•.Virginia; Ohio,.Pennsylvania,-New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Rhode Island and New Hampshire. The system includes
'
and" machined
forth
;
1962.
of
and
7'
7 ,7
330
Inc.
UNDERWRITERS OF THE' PREFERRED—There
and
across
29th
St., Los Angeles, Calif., 'manu¬
fittings and connectors for use in resi¬
wiring installations.
Among these products
bodies
*
aggregate
v;v
•
'.■,Vv ';7.':'l ''V:
-Van Alstyne, 'Noel & Co.—7
G. H. Walker & Co._
75
Moseley
stock
ap-
Company's
in
eastern
E.
Flex
Co.,
Wood,
to distributing companies for
the
in
areas of
.continental shelf of the Gulf of
gins
manufac¬
a
which
Co.,
have on future deliveries.
may
partnership.
manufacture
months
alternate
electrical
conduit
caps,
company's
Codes
sells
Gas
Co
&
'
220
long-term contracts
Natural
seasonal
Following its incorporation in March,
gradually increasing its capacity
industrial
Rcmex,
entrance
bear
the
six
the
The
company,
dential
iform
dated
Southern California
electrical fittings, equip¬
of
gas f
&
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Dean
the
prihcipally in the Eastern United
.States. The company's principal customers are the companies com¬
prising the-systems-of the-Columbia Gas System, Inc., and Consoli¬
distributing
as.
delivers
or
Trask
180
S.
New
company,
sells
company
under
180
180
:
Anthony
Wertheim
■
The
"resale
formed
years.
factures
are
suppliers
operate
260
.
used
shareholders
company has not been engaged
representative for at least the past ten
turers'
?
and
succeeded
products,
present
Co.,... to
representative in
products.
thereafter
electrical
capabilities.
company's
Distributing
manufacturers'
ment
i
the
manufacturers
will be
"
'
Go.
Tucker,
570
V
whose address is Teririe'ssee BldgHouston, Tex., and two of its subsidiaries own and operate pipe line
systems for the. transmission and sale or deliver^ bf natural gas-for "
resale under certificates of public convenience and necessity granted
by the'Federal Power Commissioin.. vTenneeo Corp.,. a- subsidiary of 7
ithe company, is engaged directly and through subsidiaries in the
production, refining and marketing of petroleum and petroleum
products and in certain other non-utility businesses;,.7'.;V ■ V t/V ;• ':
proximately. 43%
at $247,500,
' r
' 7 "
w
The
BUSINESS
/
inventories, dies, equipment, and
; 777/,>.;
v7;
,7 r:.7 •,; ••
:
•
.
1946
." ;
75:'
Corp
V'.' R. L. Day
260
::777;
220 7/
Inc;7___7-;-i:;' 330
Spencer
i
1,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co.——
Net proceeds from the financing, estimated
at
$71,690,000, will be used for repayment of short-term
■debt.
' ';■'V.V
V:.V;
Y'V./Vi*
Osborne & Sons, Inc., and Gregory-MasBeverly Hills and I. J. Schenin Co., New
proceeds, estimated
$75
—
Co.—_L "
&
Co.,
&
■.
150
Co._^__L_c2 7' >75
American
Co. '____
through Sept. 1,1967,
through Sept; 1, 1972V
shares
3.64
&
Thomas
Inc. "______
F.
into
convertible
is
Stroud
Swiss
/;7,7--
260
Co.__
Walter Stokes & Co.
75
150
Beissner
Moroney,
.and White; Weld
stock
common
into
subscribed. '
City.' 7;;'; 77/;777:; '.■Y'YY/Y/.
Net
Inc.
&
Brothers
180
Pierce,
Co.—
Staats &
,,
through Sept: 1, -1977, subject to adjust¬
ment for fractional shares. Both offerings were over¬
K.
.for debt repayment,
'-
______
R.
Steele
150
Co.
Merrill Lynch,
shares
3.33
Stephens Mfg., Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—
a
Sept. 5, 1962 offering circular, Thomas
Jay, Winston & Co., Inc., Beverly Hills; Calif., of¬
fered publicly, 75,000 shares of this,'firm's capital
stock at $4 per share. Associated in the
underwriting
J.
of
shares
share
Each
share.
per >
thereafter
(M.)
Inc.,
&
McDonnell
offered. 225,000
also
$100
four
Pursuant to
were
Co.
at
Sept. 13, 1962, it was reported that a $495,000
promissory; note due 1974, with attached warrants,
issued by this company had been placed privately
through Rrpkaw, Schaenei) ,# .Conine., N. Y. City. V
sari
,
Co
Inc.
McCormick & Co.
shares5 of the company's
4.92% cumulative convertible second preferred stock
—On
;;
Stern
Templeton Inc.
.
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
,
; &
-<
Southland Frozen Foods, Inc.—Notes Sold Privately
570
1,000
Chicago, and-,, V»" Fenner & Smith Inc.—
Merrill, Turben & Co,. Inc.
associates, offered publicly, $50,000,000 of this firm's - The Milwaukee Co.______
5% debentures, due Sept. 1, 1982, at 101.25% and
Mitchum, Jones &
V ; 5
"Moody's
r
684.
p.
H.- J.
—
&
William
1,000
j.
City; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
York
will mature in 30 semi-annual instalments of $315,000
each Jan. 2 and July 2, from 1963 to 1977,' inclur
Standard
Co
Higginson Corp
Mason-Hagan,
.
-on
give.
&
&
Freres
Irving Lundborg
.Tennessee Gas
-
and
Langley
Lehman Brothers
Transmission Co. —Debentures—Preferred Stock Offered—On Sept. 11, 1962, Stone &
Webster Securities Corp.; White, Weld & Co., r New.
&
C.
Lazard
.
Hutzler,. New
York City, and associates, announced that they: were
awarded on Sept. 12, an issue of $9,450,000 Southern
Railway 4Vs% equipment trust certificates on a bid
;of 99.723 for the 4Vs % coupon. A competing bid -of
99.60 for the certificates, also, as
came - from
•Halsey, Stuart & CoYYYYYY
y
'
.
150
1,000
150
Continued
on
page
52
Kit
Volume 196
Number 6195
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
Name
of Company
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
first
grouped in
are
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
second
a
the
table in which"
Then
show
we
the
' '
*
'
'
f ■"
Per
-
Affiliated
Fund, Inc.—
investment income)
(From
B
(initial)
B
Baeon,
______________
(quar.)
Carp., common
Stock
10-16
9-28
10-1
9-12
*10-1
9-20
10-1
9-15
11-15
-
EICO
11-
1
10-
10-
9
io-
tures,
9
9-24
9-14
10c
10-15
9-28
60c
9-29
9-21
7c
9-25:
9-14
2c
9-25
9-14
(increased50c
American Metal Products; (quar.)
25c
American National Bank— •
/. * :
•
■
•
10-* 6
9-24
_______
Class B
—_
American
Ehka
Corp.
Bernardino,
American
Calif.
9-29
American
Title
Insurance
Co.
Arrow-Hart
Hegeman
Electric
Ash Temple,
' ,9-21
9- 7
10-1
10-15
9-15
First
60c
___
9-21
9-17
10-1
10-
1
" 10-
1
,
9-17
11- 1
10- 5
9-17
10-1
9-29
,
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill,
Baltimore
Bank
of
California
National
Stock
(quar.)
Y. C.)
r
9-14
Van
J.)
Stock
Bird
9-21
9-17
8-31
9c
25c
11-15
10-11
10-18
10-1
10c
10-1
9-14
1%
9-14
75c
10-(1
10-1
9-28
10-1
20c
10- 8
9-17
Storage (quar.)
(quar.)
(increased quar.)——
^%c
—__
9c
——
Co.
8e
Boatmans National Bank
Boston
Garden-Arena
Insurance* Co.
Boston
Personal
Inc.
(St. Louis)
(quar.)
45c
42c
(quar.)
Property
Trust
equal
about
to
"
1
.
Shilling per
15c in/ Canadian
(one
(increased)—
Brandy wine Raceway Assn.
Industries
1011-
10-19
B
35c
$22 Vic
$25c
_^__
1
from
California
British
Interstate
5.25%' convertible
income
-
tax-
Stores
(E.
F.)
(quar.)——.—
Co.
(quar.)
10-22
Products,
10-29
10c
"
10-1
10-25
25c".-. 10-25'
15c
9-28
/
(quar.)
Paper
11-15
25c
l
_____________
Corp.
10- 1
10c
(quar.)________—
18%c
37 %c
$10c
.
Ltd._.
Campbell Taggart Associated BakeriesQuarterly
Camloc Fastener
(ouar.)_.
'___—______
Canadian Food Products, Ltd.—
•
6% preferred (quar.)____"—
3% preferred
(quar.)_____.—
_____—
Canadian
Hydrocarbon,
Ltd.. (s-a)__
11-15
Holt
10-
pref.
(D.
H.)
Rinehart
(Hiram)
1
9-28
1
v
10-31
—' 30c
—lc
Central
(reduced)
30c
Central National-Bank: (Chicago)
(quar.)__
15c
Chart-Pak, Inc. (quar.)
———4c
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
9-15
9-7
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-29
9-28
9-14
Carolina' Power &
Light, common—
preferred (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
Carter (J. W.) Co.__
$5
Castle
&
Cooke_____
.___
_____
Y.)
12V2C
(quar.)__
55c
& Hardart
$li37,/a
31V4C
'32Vac
__
11-
1
9-28
9-30
taken
1
Flavors
Tel.
Interstate
$4.80
9-29
9-20
& Fragrances
9-21
5%
preferred (quar. 1——
Chicago Molded Products (no action taken
on
dividend payment)
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific, RR.—
(Reduced-quar.) _^________u___T__———
City Investing. Co. (quar.) ______—__'
Clarage Fan (quar.)
—_j——_
62 Vic
Tel., (quar.)
&
Bakeries,
(From
$6
Trust Co.
Creek
Cleveland Trencher
'
—
10c
Shares—
(From net investment income)
5c
Commerce Drug Co. (quar.)
10c
Commercial Trust Co. (Jersey City, N. J.)—
Quarterly 1
_•
40c
Commonwealth Financial Corp. (quar.)71: ~15c
Connecticut Light & Power Co.-—
$2.20 preferred (qUar»)^
_———
55c
$2.06 preferred
(quar.)_
i
51 Vic
$2.04 preferred (quar.)
—J,
51c
$2 preferred
(quar.)__^
50c
$1.90 preferred (quar.)_.
.
47Vic
Consolidated Astronautics
(initial)—_—____
3c
Consolidated' Cigar Corp.
25c
Consumers Gas Co., Ltd.■, com. (quar.) — — $12c
5Vi% series A pref. (quar.)_^-^.
$$1.37Vi
5Vi%- series B pref (quar.)
$$1.37Vi
Cromptorf^Co.
^
35c
-
Coal,
37V2C%
$1.50
—
___
—
Extra
l.——
C.
10c
for
Detroit
each
&
90
shares
Canada
—__
9-28
10-15
9-28
10-1
10-15
10-15
1
9-15
9-21
9-17
Tunnel
(quar.)
Developers Small Business
9-29
9-14
10- 1
9-21
1
9-21
5%
Dierks
Forests—
Stockholders
approved
6-for-5
12-12
11-30
;
9-18
•
Lone
7c
(increased)
9-29
9-29
9-14
9-29
9-14
9-14
9-14
9-17
London Life
Lowenstein
10-
Insurance
(M.)
1
9-14
9-14
Lower
9-14
9-12
Lucky Lager Brewing
12-14
10-19
10-15
10-
No
action
St.
taken'
Lawrence
Co.
9-29
9-29
10-16
10-1
11-15
10- 5
11- 1
9-14
5c
10c
20%c
7 Vic
$2
9-28
,10- 1
9-14
9-17
9-28
9-24
9-21
(quar.)-——
(quar.)
.
—__.—
,
&
Lake
Erie
RR,
(quar.)
11- 8
'
-
Portland
5%
1st
on
common
Procter
.
A
4Vi%
9-20
9-20
8-31
4.64%
4.90%
9-29
1
10-10
10-
1
9-17
Class
l7V>c
10-26
9-28
5Vi %
60c
10- 1
9-30
9-15
9-29
10- 1
11- 1
10-20
11- 5
9-20
General
&
Electric
Inc,
Gamble,
(quar.)—__J.—__
———___
___
8%
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
—
—:—.
—
Quaker Oats Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Quebec Telephone Co., Ltd., common
A
(s-a)_.
-———
10-1$
10- 5
10-15
$3.75
10- 1
20c
11- 1
$1.06V4
$1.16
$1.22Vi
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
9-14
10- 9
11- 9
11-9
11- 9
55c
$1.50
10-20
9-24
—
10-20
9-24
$60c
10- 1
9-14
:—»—
$37Vic
$27 Vic
$25c
10- 1
10- 1
9-14
9-14
25c
10-1
10-15
9-17
$27c
6c
25c
87%c
4c
lc
10- 1
10-20
10-29
1- 2
10- 1
10-1
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
5%
,
(s-a)_
preferred
preferred
Quincy Mining Co.
*
9c
(reduced)
(quar.)
Chemical
45c
.___
___*
:
Shares
(lc
Bearings'Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Corporation (quar.)
Radio Corp. of America, common (quar.)__
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
—.
Ramo, Inc., common (quar.)
Class A (quar.) —;
Rank Organisation, Ltd.—
Ordinary A
(17Vi%
less British Income
65%c
9-28
9-14
Class
R.
9-17
1
9-17
9-15
9-12
10-
Co., Ltd.—
♦
'$$1.25 '
Works-^-
'
(quar.)__
(quar.)
4%.% preferred
(quar.)
Managed Funds, Inc.—
Paper
dividend) __—,—_
9-14
R. & M.
$70c
(s-a)_
(quar.)
B
Electric
(stock
Prospect Hill Apartments (N. Y.)—
$5.49 preferred
(accum.)_______—
Public Service Co. of Colorado, com. (quar.)
payment
Co., Ltd.
(increased)
Structural Steel
preference
Class
Devices
Precisionware,
9-20
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
from
A
T.,& E.
tax of
srT35a»~^ftT29».*~'- .9-17
'
;
25c
63 %c '
9-29
9-17
10-1
9-17
,
38%%)—__——
-—
.
9-15
9-29
9-21
12-17
9-21
9-21
11-14
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling—
Class
A
(auar.)
Corp. of America-4-(quar.)
Reece
Corporation
(quar.)
Reliance Manufacturing, 3%%
pfd.
—
7Vic
9-30
9-20
24c
45c
87Vic
10-25
10- 1
10- 1
10- 2
9-20
9-24
Real Properties
.
9-14
6%c
2%
11-
$85c
Power
Trucks, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
Class
9-28
9-20
10- 1
10-15
(Canada).
5%%
Mackinnon
Mallinckrodt
1
10-15
two-for-one
a
Pomona. Tile Manufacturing,——
Portable
Electric Tools
(quar.)—:
12-12
10-29
$1.50
approve
-
12- 1
& Sons—
10-1
9-14
10- 1
ny2c
(quar.)_
(Jonathan), Inc, (quar.)
Brewing (increased-quar.)_i
9-24
9-12
20c
—
—
Credit
Polymetric
(Ft. Wayne)
Star
9-14
9-26
37Vic
40c
Co.
(quar.)—___■•■
Corp., class A—
Payment for September ahd.October
9-14
$17%c''
$62V2C
'
a—
25c
1
10c
9-17
9- 7
^Pittsburgh
9-26
___
(increased)
B
10-3
5
9-19
11-8
11-16
12- 1
10- 1
9-20
10-15
$17V2C
Inc.
(quar,)___
Financial Corp., Ltd.—
A
10- 9
10c
-(quar.)_____
Parfums,
10-
9-28
9-29
____
Extra
Logan
10-
.
split
Stockholders
Pioneer
$2
9-11
10-31
.'25c
10- 1
Pillsbury
10-
10-12
••
20c
9-15
11-
20c
.___i__
(quar.)_—
Peoples Trust Co. of Bergen County—
(Hackensack, N. J.)
(quar.)
—____
Peter Paul, Inc.—
9-15
9-30
9-25
8-20
9-18
9-1
9-19
12- 1
9-29
10-15
10-10
5c
.2%
Fibre
dividend
Stock
10-1
15c
9-25
9-25
9-25
9-25
9-25
9-25
9-25
9-20
10- 1
9-10
9-29
*
...
Chemical
Penobscot
30c
-
&
(quar.)___
;
$2,30
—.—
Dental Supply,
Steel
(quar.)—
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-14
9-25
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
9-28
10-10
10-10
10-10
10-10
,10-10
10-10
10-10
10-10
9c
10c
25c
50C
Corp.4 (Mdv)___——
(M. F.)
Iron
Extra
9-29
$1.25
_
Pennsylvania PUmp & Compress
1-18
,
(quar.)
Inc.
,come
split
2- 1
12-14
9-28
Locke Steel Chain
:
a
12-26.
Finance
Pattefson
$1.35
$1.25
—
prefjw*rtr (quar.)
Parker
'
$1,75
$1,50
—_
10-1
9-19
9-21
9-29
(stock
preferred (quar.
preferred
(quar.)_j.—^_____
preferred
(quar.)—;
5% serial preferred
(quar.)
9-7
10-
1
Credit
5.40%
RR.
Quarterly
Investment Corp.
(Initial)
Rapids
—
10- 1
10c,'<10-15
10-15
,
10c
17 Vic "
—
-
6%
9-14
30c
^
semi-annual).
Transmission-
Gas
7%
9^17
9-2$
10-
10- 1
,
dividend)
—__
10%
Pacific Lighting Corp.—
$4.36 preferred (quar.).
—__—$1.09
$4.40 preferred
(quaf
—
$1.10
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
—$1.12%'
$4.75 preferred
(quar.).
^
$1.18%
Pacific Outdoor Advertising
(quar.)___—15c
Pacific Power & Light Co., common (quar.)
24c
4.52% preferred (quar.)_
.____
$1.13
8.16%
preferred
(quar.)——______
$1.54
5.64%
preferred
(quar.)__
___—_
$1.41
10- 1
10-1
'
9-21
9- 5
10-10
9-28
9-28
9-21
10-15
10-19
—
—
9-18
10-
9-26
11- 1
9-18
,
t
preferred
(quar,)_____—20c
preferred (quar.)
$1.06
Insurance Co. (Boston) (quar.X
75c
Pacific
7c
income)-—
Lincoln National Life Insurance
1
—___
10- 1
9-15
10-30
New, common
(initial
Extra
_—I—
1
10-
1111-
9-28
9-18
(quar,)_—2Cte>r« i0Jf<T3ttT'"9<i13
20c
10-1
9-13
25c
16c
32c
Pacific
,1'
9-28
/.
10-
9-17
17Vic
held
$3c
.
10-
9-17
10c
____.
.
1
1
9-25
25C
class A—.—:
___^
(increased)
de Vegh Investing Co., Inc
:
Delta
Steamship
Lines
(stock
dividend)
One
share
of
Lykes Bros. SS common
Corp,
A
■
11-1
10-
10-1
Transit System,
Daffin
93%C
preferred (quar.)_______^
,
preferred
(quar.)
$50c
$1.40 preferred (quar.) ____
$35c
Lazard Fund, Inc. (from net invest, inc.)—
8c
Liberty Fabrics of New York, Inc.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
12V2C
Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar.)
30c
5%% pref. (quar,)
—___$0.359375
Liberty Real Estate/Trust (monthly)______
6c
Monthly
6c
9-12
10-15
9-19
,
Piatt
Mack
D.
40c
i____
$2.50
9-20
20c
35c
Colony
9-28
4ffc
$1.20
$1.25
—
Semi-annual
5
1
9-21
9-28
11- 1
9-28
— _________
Pacific. Coast 1 Terminal—*
9-14
common_________
Kelling Nut Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds, Ihc.—
Class
10-
(Mass.)
common
(quar.)
4.24%
9-21
7c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)__
Kalamazoo
Allegan & Grand
Class
10-16
Co.
9-13
•,
35c
93%c
Rubber, §% preferred :Iqukr.)___
Casualty Insurance Co. (quar.)l
Gas
&
Electric, :com.
(quar.)
10-15
10-15
10r 8
10-15
income)-^
Kahler
9-21
9-
Gas
Chemical,
B
4%
Old
of Boston—
investment
(From
10-3
9-14
flve-for-one split
Mining (quar.)_
a
Rosario
(J. J.) Co., 3%% preferred (quar.)'
Judd Manufacturing (quar.).
9-1.7
lOe
25c
Jockey Club, Ltd. (quar.),—______________
'Johnston Mutual Fund, Inc.—
*
;■"*/.
5
9-15
Honduras
&
Shore
Peden
9-30
9-28
9-28
Oklahoma
9-15
(quar.)
Tea Co., common ,(quar.)____
3%%. preferred
(quar.)__
Lauren tide
Colonial Growth & Energy
10-15
Y.
9-28
9-28
Bank
National
O'Sullivan
9^15
__________
Jewel
:
Lance,
11-
9-28
50c
Class
9-21
10-1
(quar.)—
common
investment
preferred
Lanvin
25c
12Vic
40C
10-15
Noxema
9-21
.
income
10-15
&
1
10-15
——
Class
>
Corp.—
10-15
North
9-20
10-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Hosts, Inc., 5% prior pfd.
Island
-
9-29
—
5c,
Newberry
9-28
•'»\f•.
J—_
7c
N.
$1.62'/2
(quar.)
Interstate
Investment
9-19
10-12
,
2%
^
10c
1
$40c
(quar.).
6V2% 1st pfd.
International
9-19
10-
payment.
common
on
1
—:
series
'10-15
4%
•
(quar.)
Aguirre Sugar
.No.-'"action
10-5
10-
Stores
Cato
1
9-20
10- 1
series
1
9-28
9-14
11-
^
investment
New. Process Co.—
Stockholders approved
9-7
1
International
9-29
10-15
(quar,)—.
.
35c
stockholders
to
Research
net
England. Merchants
(Boston)
(quar.)
1
6.40%
pref.
Husky Oil Co.,
9-14
$93%c
41c
$1.25
$1.05
10c
7Vi% -preferred
&
from
New
'
9-21
11-
.
$37%c
(N.J,)
Balanced
10-
10-
(N.
preferred' "(quar.^—.—
r *033/4C
preferred
(quar.)1 $1
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)____
$1.10
Hudson Trust Co^
(Union City, N. J.)—
Quarterly
—___—20c
Hudson Wholesale Groceries
(quar.)
8c
Hughes-Owens, class A (quar.)
;
$20c
Class B
$10c
v
,
Canadian, Imperial Bk. of Commerce -(quar.)
Canadian Industries, Ltd.', common—: $10c
(quar.-)____t——___
National1 Dividend
9-26
11-
Co.
3%%
;
9-21
1
20c
$15c
National Bond series
10-
11-
&
Baking (N. J.)
Corp. of America, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Household Finance Cofp., common
(quar.)
9-28
10-
Quarterly
Ohio
37Vic
(quar.)
Winston (iiicreased-quar.)
Hotel
9-18
10-
$75c
$37%c
$10c
$45c
on,
;
_—-
(quar.)—
(quar.)___
Ltd., com,
(subject
Oct. 2.)
dividend
Securities
National
G. & W.
Ltd.
Co.,
Insurance
Horn
•
——.
"
—_
approval
.
1
11- 15
Home
9-26
1
Stock
<
North
—
9-20
10-15
25c
12Vic
Co.,
prior preferred
$1.50
9-28
11-
Extra" _____—______________' " 2V2C. ' .11-15
('.'r
10*19
10-29
Book
Quarterly 1
9-15
9-17
9-30
Blank
9-14
10r 1
10-15
10-1
________—__
—
Check
Grocers
Ltd.—
(accum.j—___
*
Bank
holders approval on Jan. 8_^
9-10
9-10
10-
——
26Vic
Fund
National
9-10
10-1
5c
i______
1
10-1
——*—2%
(stock dividend)—
lVi%
Industries
Holmes
Telephone—
Mines
Co.
dividend
10- 1
10- 1
5c
11-15
,
preferred
9-14
*
(quar,)^--——
National Newark & Essex Banking Co.
10-
15c
Hiram Walker—See Walker
6d
;_____
(quar.)__—
California Palcklrig Co. (quar.)——______—
California Western Gas, $1.50 pfd. (quar.)_
Campbell Red' Lake
___
9-20
Burman
free
10-1
$ 15c
$1
——
(quar.)—
—_—__
(Tulsa)—
A stock dividend of 4%
subject to stock-
9-10
9-21
1962
3-1
11-15
9-14
9-18
9-26
10-15
11-
$17c
____
.
1
10-
3-14
12-15
10- 1
,10-1
9-28
12- 1
9-28
9-28
11-1
9-28
National
$$1.50
10-15
'*
9-14
10-15
Nation-Wide
8-31
-
9-28
_____
9-28
2c
Nassau
9-17
(quar.)
M.)
(H.
9-219-30
9-30
10—.1
9c
9-17
9-21
(quar.)
-
9-10
9-18
9-10
Inc.
10-1
,9-28"
10-1
•
9-27
9-30
Co.
Dunlap,
9-25
10-10
9-13
6%
9-28
10-15
9r*21
1
(quar.)
9-20
9-20
9-24
9-24
9-19
9-18
9-18
11-21
quar.)
preferred
10- 5
10- 1
10- 1
10- 8
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-28
1
9-18
4%
11- 1
10-10
7c
(reduced)^__^
Nut______—
&
Products.——J——•
Foods
$0,033
J.LL
9-2V
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (stock dividend)-:
100%
Mystic Valley Gas——__—55c
10- 1
10- 1
10- 5
&
Hendershot
1
9-11
'
Oil Co., Ltd., ordinary—
Payment for the year ending Dec. 31,
12-
dividend')'-..—■ "5'<>
common
$10c
$$1.12%
Works
Locomotive
:
Screw
Electro
10c
56V4C
,
*
,},Rercules Gallon Products, com. (resumed).
5c
6%
preferred
(quar.).—30c
'Hershey Creamery Co. (quar,.)
',
50c
1
11-15
10-15
Class
10- 1,
35c
9-27
1%
0-17
9*19
9-28
9-17
Heli-Coil
9-17
15c
—:
Morton
9-17
9-27
Extra
10-12
10-11
25c
preferred1 (quar.
Co
9-20
9-28
9-21
Hayes
'
10-15
Forge
9-29
75c
9-17
9-18
10-10
9-17
9-17
9-14
10-24
9-17
10-30
11-15
Hauserman
1
10c
15c
Building "Products, Ltd.
Bullock's, Ltd., class A (s-a).
Morse
10-25
Trailer,
Hartfield
9-13
-11-
Budget Finance Plan,: new common (initial)
6%
serial preferred
(quar.)______—
Buffalo
Montreal
Morrow
9-14
12- 1
Stock
9-21
9-30
convertible
9-12
9rl5
15c
Fund
Electric
Harper
9-20
10c
60c
9-28
.
10- 1
9-28
10-25
9-27
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Co.,
preference
10- 1
9-25
13c;
9-17
45c
60c
20c
25c
—_
(stock'
Knitting
12'/2C
Vic
$1
,
9-14
1-26,
100%
—__
.
4%%
,
$1.50
10- 1
(quar.)___
—
Materials"
Monarch
75c
(increased
Hamilton Cosco
9-14
1
9-20
National
9-21
10-31
25c
(stock dividend)
(s-a)___
9-25
Investing™™—___'—_—___
Broad Street
Inc.
9-13
9-28
_______
9-26
V
;
—
Co.
11- 5
'
>"
.
funds).
Bowman Products
Breeko
10-
9-27
15c-" 11-15
—
(quar.)..
Bowater Paper, Ltd.—
;
American deposit receipts
share
25c
12%c
Corp
Boston
Bourjois,
;__
(quar.)
Babcock (quar.)
-
45c
37Vic
7%
Inc'.,
•Modern
County
10- 1
9-17
10-1
11-1
10- 1
—
National
9-21
10-19
dividend
Bishop
1
10- 2
Calif.)—*
of »Somerset
10-15
.__
5
Grosset
10- 5
10-
10-
'
10-31
10- 0
(quar.)
50c
General Reinsurance Corp. (N. Y.) (quar.)__
50c
General Telephone Co, of the Southwest—
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)^
;
;27Vic
5.60% preferred (quar.)
28c
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
25V2C
$2.20 preferred (quar.)55c
Grand Rapids Varnish Corp. (quar.)
10c
General
9-14
60c
Co.
Machine
10-15
10-31
(quar.):
Fruehauf
9-15
9- 7
7%%
Frocks
Inc. (quar.)
Son, Inc.______.
&
,
10- 5
.__
_
Bickfords,
Bird
<quar.)_____
(N. J.)—
:___
&
Benrus Watch
9-29
9-21
10-1
(San Jose,
Bank
Founders JMutual
9-15
Insurance
Corp.
Berkshire
15c
5c
40c
$3
______
(N.
Life
dividend
Beaubran
Bekins
,
8%c
New; York
Bankers
(quar.)
(quar.)
Alrcoil
of
Bank
Inc.
9-14
11-15
10-30
10-19
$1
25c
preferred (quar.)
17Vic
Metropolitan Stores of Canada, Ltd—
$1.30 preferred (s-a)—
—
i.-'
$65e
Meyer (Fred)", Ino., class A tquar.)..*—— • 15c
Midland-Ross Corp,, common (quar.)75c.
5Vi% preferred (quar.)
$1.37%
Minnesota Enterprises, common
(quar.) -___
'
25c
5%
preferred (auar.)
________—
62%c
Missouri Pacific RR., class A com. (quar.)_
60e
Mobile Gas Service, commen (quar.)_—-___
27 Vic
4.90% preferred (quar.)_____^——___
$1.22Vi
9-21
28c
8%c
25o
"
(quar.)_
Fischer & Porter, 5% preferred (quar.)____
.Florida Mutual Ftind
Florida Telephone Corp., class A
(quar.)__
Food Pair Properties, 6% pfd. (quar.)______
Forbes & Wallace,; class: A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)_____^___.
;
Foremost Dairies, common
4Vi% preferred 1955 series (quar.)
Frito-Lay,
Bacharach Industrial Instrument Co.
Rubber
9-20
9-12
12Vic
Acceptance Corp., common
preferred (quar.)——,___—
Class A (quar.)_^______—__—____—____
Merchants Bank of New. York (quar.).___—
Merchants Fast Freight Motor Lines (quar.)
9-17
25c
National
,
(N.
_______
Tire*&
1
9-21
$1.50
9-21
10- 1
10-
split.
Merchants
9-20
30c
,
Quarterly
„
Ltd., common
$20c
6% preferred A (quar:)
$$1.50
6%% preferred B (quar.$16Vic
Atlantic Refining, 3.75%
pfd. (quar.)______
93%c
Avon Products, 4%
preferred (quar.)
50c
Aunt Jane's Foods
(quar.)
6c
.___
(quar.)
First National Bank
.
9-17
7%c
15c
(Miami)—
—_______________
(quar.)
(quar.)
10- 3
1
9-28
two-for-one
McLeap Industries, $3 preferred (accum.)__
McQuay,
Inc.
(qiiar,)_;
1
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing (quar.)
9-2()
10-15
.
10-1
20c
9-20
10-12
9-20
9-20
10- 1
10-31
9-30
25c
:
Corp.—
Stockholders
approve
Stock dividend
10-8
25c '
McCord
Metro;
Stock dividend——2%
First! National Bank (Baltimore)
(quar.)___
V 50c
9-18
4c
-%•
Quarterly
Electric,; 6Gc preferred
Anderson
Rubber
Firestone
/. 1
<
9-28
10-
Payable of Rec.
37V2C
$1.50
quar.)-™—_____
Co.
(quar.)
-I™
Extra
4
(Increased
Mergenthaler Lintoype
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
Federal Tool & Manufacturing ~(quar.)_
,
9-21
*
30c
Security Investment (S-C- ) (quar.);,
9-
.
.
Federal National
—
Marley
9-20v
disbursement to be made as soon
Faultless
•
(San
\
"
(Florida)/"
Common1
11- 1
10- 4
10- 1
5%
6V4C
20c
(quar.)
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.)/(quar.)_____
75c
Equity Fund
1
6c
Equity Oil Co. (a-a)
:—20c
9-24
10-5
(quar.)
American Brake Shoe (quar.)___
American "Bankers Life Insurance
Instrument
possible after the record date.
as
i,
\%
27 Vic
*
div.)_
(stock
Manufacturing
Electronic
Manufacturing Co« (quar.)——-.*.
Investors, Inc.-—
Stockholders of record Sept 25 will receive
a distribution
of 10-year 5Vi%
deben¬
10-1
(quar.)
Rubber
Common
Electro-Science
10-18
11-1
10b
_______
Filter
Mr
^
Inc._
Ltd.
Co.
.
10-18
11-15
20c
2%
,
_______
dividend
American
American Biltrite
Fund
Brewery,
Donaldson
10-18
'
$$1.43%
Inc._._^_^—__________
Stock dividend
Amerace
12c
(quar.)
$37 Vic
(quar.)
—
20c
; Dunkirk Trust Co. (N, Y.) (quar.)__—$2
Durfee (B. M. C.) Trust Co.
;
(Fall River, Miss.) " (quar.)-i.--._i.—$1
Dow
(quar.)^.___J
Elder
$25c
___^
preferred
9-28
Ed-Xl-Cards
li-15
series
10-31
9-21
Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co., Ltd.-—
Class
A
(initial)}25c
5%%
$17 Vic
Domlnlck
Holders
10-22
Class
—
Ltd.
Mines,
Maremont
Holders
When
Per
Share
MCA, Inc.—
$1.50 convertible voting preferred (quar.)
Corp., 6% preferred
(quar.)
9-17
Payable of Rec.
6c
Allyn*&
9-14
follow with
When
'
share
10-15
Dome
previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
1
'.
10-22
9-29
Dinettes
*
>
Name of Company
9-28
15c
IV2C
Dixie
an¬
the payments
Name of Company
5%
——
separate
two
dividends
we
(J. S.).& Sons Stores (stock div.)._^
Diversified
Corp.
(quari)—____—U—_—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Dillon
Dividend
When
Per
'
,
,
DIVIDENDS
9
(1149)
investment
Class
in-
plus 5c from capital gains)__
Shares (from investment income).
6c
2c
10-31
13-31
9-28
9-28
A
(quar.)
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Name
Payable of Rec.
Name of Company
9-21
9-29
10c
Republic Foil - (quar.)—
Republic National Bans of
of Company
Westram
Dallas—
35c
9-21
Anaconda
9-
10-15
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)—T
Corp.
Racing Association
Co.
(quar.)__—
Ritter
(quar.)_l
preferred
6%
20c
10-
1
10-
1
.10-
——
6
Brothers
Roscnau
10-16
Scottish
10c
9-28
9-21
9-28
9-17
10c
9-30
Vv 9-19
—_______—.
10-
15c
Lata-,
&
B
common
Common
Oil
Penn
Standard
Paving
Standard
Screw
A
preferred
4Vj:%
(John
common---—t
Class
B-v-
—
Co.
Sweets
Szabo
of
Food
10-
1
9-13
9-28
*i 9-14
30c
(NYC)
America
■';*
10-15
9-18
1-
1
12-17
25c
12 Vac
9-14
______
$0.0012
9-14
$1.25 T. 10-
1
9
B
Ciass
$5
non-cumulative
•
Terminal
V:
9-20
^American. Aggregates Corp..
Tims
Extra
^
.•
3Qc
5c
.
———
Class
Corp.
Transue
$2,70
Steel
Corp.,
preferred
Tiico
Products
Trust
Co.
Quarterly
-
10-16
•10-19
49-28
9-18
10-
1
9-18
62 Vac
10-
1
9-18
:
1
5
11-30
10-
1
9-12
1
9-14
Old
:
Powers—
Union
;
&
Trust
Co.
(Conn.)—
United
Cape Cod
Class
11-15.:
11-15
10-18
Atlas
9-
7
1
9-
7
8-31
9-28
/
"
9-14
7
Cranberry—-
Mines
......
(initial
common
Express
Factors,
United
Pacific
United
8hoe
Corp.
S'iS/-
Ltd
9-
11V'ty
'■
9-20
/♦10c
62'/2 C
■
from
(25c
-9-28
t
37 Vac
American
v/9
10-10
fiy+%*
24
irco^et
S.
334%
Ui
S.
Van
(quar.)
Refining &
preferred
I
■:
..
5Gco.
Camp Sea
Verment
93%c
—
Mining—*.:-'
;
r.'t *
■
Food
National
(Brat'leboro)
Co.
&
i
:
:
V-'
•'
Class
1-
j
11-
1
10-15
(quar.)
1
9-14
10- 1
9-20
Baltimore
10-
9-14
Baltimore
5%
1
9-21
10- 1
10- 1
11-
Carolina
Chemical,
15c
(accum.)_;
pfd.
$6
•
9-15
'
:
9-
9-21
4
9-
4
9-14
:• 9-14
9T14
4
-
4
9-IX
10-
9
Bath
-
Metal
of
'
i :
3
Motors
(N.
10-
1
V
r
11-13
9-
1-
12-7
12-10 :
•10-
9-
American
News
>
1
>9-20
•9-25
•
'
10--1
10-
7
Co.
New
B.)
Shoe
Co.
(quar.)
10-
5c
-
1
9-20
"
Stock
dividend
Walker
Gooderham
(Hiram)
Wayne
Weatberford
W'ebeor,
(R.
Inc.-—
action
Weissberg
R.i
Corp.,
—
A
A
(monthly)—
Management,
A
—
Class
B
Canada
Schorr
(quar.)
Breweries
Western
Electric
Western
Maryland
1'<
5(r
"
;
10-15
Co.
10-
•'
1
10c
11-15
11-
1
10c
12-15
12-
1
10-15
(S
.
9-24
10-15
9-24
.
a
(quar.)
preferred
Ry,, .common
—
9-20 1
10-
♦206
12-
90c
10-
10-
1
:•
;
1
1
9-20
9-28
9-21
70c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
9-28
(quar.)
—_
9-21
4'v
preferred (quar.)_
Western Tablet & Stationery, com, (reduced)
5"r
preferred
(quar.)
iJ——
i^.'.
Western Tool & Stamping
(quar.)—
_
—
;
•
_
15c
9-28
40c
-
9-12
Bendix
:
10-15
10-15
.
$1.25
1-
10-
4
10-
4
25c
12-10
-
9-20
9-20
American
American
9-2(
9-25
2
25c
'
•
*
Ametek,
12-15
11-30
9-20
9-10
7%
Ampco
Metal
J
•
;
1
Electronics
9-29
$1.25
1
9-
1
9-
.
15c
9-28
Biddeford
:
9-10
Hats,
,10-
1
•;
9-10
40c
10-
2
-
10-
2
Bliss
&
•.
...
1
9-21
10-
1
12-14
9-14
9-14
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
2 Va C '
V
9-27
25c
Co.
^25c
10-
1
15c
12-
3
Blue
Bell
9-
8
10-10
20c
1-31-63
1-15
20c
,
4-30-63
4-15
9-
10c
9-17
♦55c
(quar.)___—
10-15
9-29
*
30c
4
9-13
9-10
..
9-30
V
9-14
.
9-17
11-15
9-22
10c
3%
,
9-
7
9-22
9-
7
:4^-;'
RR.—.
10-
75c
-
.
.".
.
$1.75
•
-
10-
1
25c
10- 1
32c
,
—'—:_
(quar;)
9-14
1
4
: :
(quar.)______
10-20
12'Ac
;
9-
v.
v
7
9-20
-
10-10
9-
4
9-
9-17
4
20c
9-17
♦ 10c
10-15
9-17
""♦25c
10-15
9-17
9-28
9-14
■
—_—
(quar.)
common
40c
(quar.)_
Electric—
$1.06'A
1010-
9-15
1
$1.40
—
1
.•
35c
—.
9-17
40c
——
(quar.)
Inc.
9
2-
10-31
-
■
9-29
9-15
J
8-17
9-14
Tobacco
75c
(quar.)
Inc.
Brooks,
Bohack
4
Bohn
1
Boise
9-10
11-
(quar.)—
.
9-29
9-15
25c
11.-30
11-19
15c
;
common
11-
10-19
1
11-
1
5c
8-31
9-
.
3-1-63
15c
(Increased-quar.)—
&
9-17
.
,
(quar.)—
Laughlin,
Bros.
9-12
1
60c
Gas
9-20
.
10-
v,
6
8-31
9-20
-
6
9-14
10-10
llOc
:
-
Mfg.
.
-,50c •>'. 10- 1
t\
!
Valley
8-31
99-
9-27
v
,-a2%
,
v:.'..
•
...
7 Va C
'
"
9-10
-in-15
20e
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
„
(H.
C.)
Cascade
common
new
5V2%
Co.,
Aluminum
&
Brass
Corp.
Book-of-the-Month
preferred
'11-15
10-31
1
9-15
$1.37'A/
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
10c
(quar.
Club
10-19
10c
(initial)——
30c
(quar.)
10-
9-18
9-
4
10-29
10-
1
10-
1
9-14
10-
2
9-10
10-
3
'
"
*
10c
10-15
12'Ac
9-20
8-31
9-28
9-28
9-14
Booth
Borax
Fisheries
Holdings.
American
___,
i 9-14
4 :4.
(quar.)
preferred
Bobbie
9-20
5
10-
1
9-11
10-
8-31
1-4-63
;
35c
'
Corp.
Decker
7
9-17
40c
quar.)
Water
7
9-
:, 9-14
10-
—
Ltd.,.
9-
,9-29
.
5
:
Blue Bonnets Raceway,
9-11
433Ac
10c
•9-17
1
,
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Knox
6%
1
.
_________
(quar.)—.
5.60%
Blaw
Bloch
31'Ac
1
10-
10-
(s-a)_
Saco
&
A
&
4V4%
9-14
10-1
••
18-
20c
——.?
Inc.—
Erie
Lake
Steel
Blackstone
6
12 Vac
9-15
;10- 1
--,20c
V
preferred
Black
6
10-
.
1
50c
dividend
&
9-14
10-
75c
":r-
Co.: (quar.)
Leasing
Class
9-21
10-
40c
7
10c
9-28
9-
20c
9-28
9-14
British
(stock
income
,;'/5% "
dividend)—
Ltd.—
receipts
deposit
(interim)
less
Borg-Warner
Corp.,
3Vz%
•/
5%
tax
Corp. " (Del.)—
:
9-28
'
_—
Billups Western - Petroleum (quar.
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd.——
-
$1.50
(quar.)_^___
(quar.)_____—
7
12V2C
.
Canada
Manufacturing
Bibb
1
$1.50
Quarterly
..
9-
6% pfd. (quar.)___'_"___4
Vitrified Products "(resumed)____
Amphenol-Borg
9-14
9-30
Tobacco,
Smelting
12-
:.
Co.
Finance
Bethlehem
9-14
•10- 1
4
90c
&
1
9-10
7 Vac
Lead
10-
,.
12-10
L.¬
Inc.
1-2-63
—_—
r
preferred
$1.5C
9-20
(quar.)__
American- Zinc
1
2%
(quar.)__
Corp.
•Bessemer
9-
(qtiar.
—_4___
Corp.— '
(quar.
1
10-
;
$1
Berman-
9-24
.
4_
1
10-
10-15
.
30c
8-23
9-10
9-28
"
Telegraph
(Miami)
Telephone.
10-
10-15
$1.75 •
.
25c
9-20
V
9-20
25c
(quar.)___—
Initial
10-15
$1.06
:
40c
(quar)
of
I
$1.12%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.
10-
$1
::
I
(quar.)—,
Corp.-.:
9-17
•
2%
(quar.)
(initial
;
,9-14
1
10-15
•
Benguet Consolidated, Inc.—
(15 Philippine centavos equal to about $.04
in U. S. currency)
,,
11-19
1
20C
.
American Title Insurance
1 '
22C
..
'
12-
*
(quar.):
(quar.
Machinery
10-
32 VaC
j.i -10a.. ..10-
67/bC
inc,,—
...
-
Technical
9-14
_—2
preferred
Isle
Telephone
./•V 16c
of Del.—„..v;
Sugar Refining, com.
preferred
American
,
9-21
9-28
10c
7%
American
preferred
preferred
Biltmore
.
.
1
—
—:
Storage
4%
Bell
12-20
Snuff
$1.25 .preferred
9-14
1
25c
—
preferred
American
10-10
35c
Standard Sanitary—r
Corp.
9-14
10-
——
Bell
$1.25
Trust_'_
9-14
1
.
Savers,
&
Van
9-12
$1.25
Co,; common (quar.)4_____
6% - preferred
(quar.
' American
Stamping
—-4
American States - Insurance
(Indianapolis)—
■"
Common (quar.) _____________—:—
•/.
40c
Co.—;
Realty
9-7
1
10-
.
-
Cj.
Seal-Kap
9-27
10-
(quar.)___—L_—4
Co.
&
Common
v
(quar.)
American
5%
'
F)
——————
&
4
28c
::
(quar.)
common"
9-28
-V
4
$1.25
Ltd., common, (extra),-,,—-.
5%; preferred A (quar.)
—..."
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common—_——
:
8 'Ac
(quar.)___.
(quar.)
Radiator
Common
American
10c
'
preferred
Extra
*
prefprr^d
Life
9-27
5C
,
preferred ;(quar.)
5%
American
,,
9-27
h
Lines—
President
5%
American
■
9-38
,
20c
—
&
1
10-25
Photocopy: Equipment
American
9-20
:
-
■
(quar.)
Trust
1
10-
• •
20c
Fargo Bank-American
Quarterly '
Western
50c
3%;:
(monthly)
(quar.
W'ells
Werman
r*
•V
.
A
4
9-17
10-
$1.25
A
class
9-24
9-29
v'-;:
-•
(monthly)—
Class
—
'
,
payment.
class
17'Ac
—
dividend)
■.
40c
-
(quar.)
'
Class
Wellington
10-15
'
;
(stock
Co.
dividend
on
(H.
V.)
■
'
1
Ltd.
Worts,
(quar.)—;
Telephone Co., $5 pfd.
Knitting Mills (quar.)
Warren
No
&
:
Press
American
9-20 "
"10-
1% '
Qi arterly
Wallace
v
1
9-23
12-31
$1
common
RR.
10-15' '
25c
(quar.)__
10-15
1-15-63
Belgium Stores,
-
(B.
Creek
Bekins
3
$1.12 Va
*
5
9-14
9-27
9-
9-10
:
dividend
Stock
Beech-Nut
9-14
1
11-30
9-17
9-30
-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Dickinson
Beech
9-4
•)
12-17
10c '4
$1.50
Uranium,
Mesa
Becton
9-14
9-
■
9-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)___—
Distilling (incv.-quar.)__
preferred
Beaver
11-30
^
1
$1.50:
Corp.
preferred
$1.40
v
; 9-14
10- 1-
5c
*
Quarterly
-
7
10-
40c
pfd.
common
Lumber,
Beaver
7
9-10
Stock
•
9-
•
30e
,
9-21
>
40c
•—1
Foods,
4 Va %
:•
Insurance. (Galveston)—
Quarterly
7
25c
—
$1
dividend
Stock
•
Beatrice
Co.
,
9-
Laboratories ;(quar.)__—:—
Beneficial
T. I
1
9-28
common (quar.)__—
(quarf)_———'
R.)
11-13
12-31
20c
Insurance
Fire
Works
(James
quarterly
—
National
- -
/
9-17
(quar.)
•9-
___
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
Quarterly
9-17
$1.75
Corp.,- (quar.)
National
Y.)
9-29
Lomb, Inc.;
&
4%
•
1
♦ 31'Ac
1
10-11
12-10
97'/aC
pfd,—
and"
9-
A
Co.
Inc.
4%
Inc.," 4'A%
9-29
•
20c
$1.06 V4
1
c
—_—
class
Cigars,
Co.—
Climax,
9-
♦34%
(quar.)—:
Bayuk
3
9-
9-28
34%c
(quar.)
1
9-29
,
(quar.)_
Co.
Beam
9-
10-22
10q
•
1
9-
♦37 Va«
(quar.)
preferred
Baxter
; 7 9-17
1
10-
4%
9-17.
:.
35c ' ■r'9-29
Foundry(quar.)
8-24
9-
9-29
Paint & Chemical Corp.
Iron
Bausch
9-12
;—-
-
9-21
9-29
preferred (accumulative)
& Electric, com.
(quar.)—_
"*
9-12
10- 't
(monthly) - :
12c
(quar.g'Ac '
-
8-28
Gas
Bastian-Blessing
r
9
*
Corp.
i—
9-10
Co.—
Vitamin,
Barth
10-, J9
10-
10-10 ;
,
1
12-31
40c
&
Bangor
1
10-
9-15
1- 15-63
tlOc
.
1st
6'/a %
'
10 -10
.
9-15
10*
J43%C
,
preferred (quar.)
Aroostook Corp. (quar.)
:
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common (increased)
7%
preferred
(quar.)——_4
4%k preferred
(quar.)—
^.41/4%
preferred (quar.)_u_—
__V,
Barber Oil Corp. (stock dividend)___——1_
'
'
12-10
50c
Walker
1
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Baltimore
9-
11- •1'
25c (
(initial)——
preferred
American
9_-! '
,
'9-15
10-
10-15
3c
Chemical,
preferred
4%
9-11
.
Brick
1st
4'/a%
<51
Maize-Products-
American
15c
1
_______
—
'
preferred
$1.0743
'
-—
—
T'7" 5%
(quar.)
preferred
'
10-
(quar.)—
9-10
10-
30c
(quar.)
(quai1.)
preferred
6%'
(quar:)i4_-l44_id^I:-.i_4>- $1.31(4
(Initial payment
3
10c
-
B
Virginia,
class A
^_-_44_44_4l"_4_T-
Home. Products
Hospital Supply
common
American
9-24
65 %c
(quar.)__
New
7%
Savings Bank
(ouar.)
Markets,
<
.♦
10-15
9-10
1
(quar.)
Gkla.)
Piario-r-
Baldwin
6%
30c
44—.
.;V
-
'
Victory
.::
9-24
1
1
*25c
(Tulsa,
(quar.)
9-14
,54c
27c'
.
4_:_—_____4___4_________4_4_'
Machine
American
9-21
9-24
10-
M
87V2C
(quar.)_
'
9-28
10-10
40c
(quar.)—"
common
preferred
Smelting
"7 'U
.
Corp.,
10-
.10-
—
Wilcox
9-14
$1.56V4
quar.)
International
3.90%
...
Plywood
.
American
realized
capital gains plus 15c from net investment
U.
9-14
t30c
—__—_i_—"
Northland., „\(quar.)—
1
(quar.)__44—25c
—_4
preferred
preferred
5 Vt%
9-24
'
1
♦20c
1
(quar.)__.
Baldwin-Montrose
;.x
Corp. (quar.)
: American Investment- Co. of Illinois-^-
9-14
;
10-10
f
: American
9-23
v
10-
30c
Corp.
Badger
<■'
10-
.
6'Ac:
Hardware " (quar.)_4_44_44— 4444T
American
9-18
.10-26
10c
(quar.)-i
8-30
<
9-28
(quar.t
Secmlties
9-20 :
9-17
15C
—
&
.Bacardi
•
(quar.)
Foreian
9-29
1
—
Collieries
Babcock
v
5
10-15
-i'la- 1,;
,
9-13
10-
$25c
4—;_•:
;
Ayrshire
9-4
'
25c
Refineries Co., Ltd.—
income)
8-31
1
•;
v;
4
9-
"9-26
9-29
10c
4_
(quar,)
Ltd.
dividend
:
Quarterly
4
,9-20
433Ac
<
; ./A
—
Stock
4 American
.
Machinery,, common
6preferred
,
$1
(quar.)
Keno. Hill. Mines,
United
•
9-19
•',
Jr
,
1
"
—_
9-10
10-20
4
.
9-14
1
9-20
;
r; 20c
7
9-
'
9-29
10-
■'<<
93 %c
9-
,
9-29
.
9-14
10-15
34c
(quar.)—
Avalbn
10-
9-14
9-17
•••'"'
♦ 15c
Automatic
1
9-10
9-28
25c
Fire Alarm (Del.)
(quar,)——
l'elephone, Ltd., common
(quar.) —
7%
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
5Va %
preferred (quar.)—„_
______—
5% preferred
(quar.):
—
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund (from investment
9-10
10-
1
9-28
10-
65c
:
—
(initial)
Insurance
Press
10-1
"
:American, Felt Co., -6%-preferred (quar..,$1.50
,9-21 * .'49-14;':"' 4 American .Fire & Casualty (Orlando, Fla.)— *-"'47
30c
A. (annuali-—-
United Clay
U
Vv
X_:
(quar.i__
10-
30c
i
Twist'Drill
'
»
.;:••
__
_,
.-.Quarterly
Unicm
75c
Y.)(quar.)——
Ttust
Haven
New
(N.
8-31
—_—
(quar.)
B
Life
Quarterly
10-18
•:
-(increased)
common
American
'
Underwriter
1
-9-17
Corp., Ltd.—
preferred'
Class
Atlas
20c
;pref&rred. ;(quar,)_L__-__r___-_r4"_"_44'
'American
/.
■
...
1
^
•
i
8-
!
;
7'Ac
(quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)—
9-12
1
9-10
9-
—
Corp.
(quar.)
Common
10-
15'c
4___4_'_—4..
American" Electric
;l
9-20
.
12-21
non-cUmul,
New
10-
Sugar
$1.20
9-10
1
;9-10
(quar.)—
Lodges (initial)
Motor
Atlantic
jv
4.
City)-—
10c
Auantic
Americap Cyanamid,. cqm.. (increased-quar.)
." ,45c
3 lA % ' preferred
(quar.)
——4_1'
' 87 Vic t
American Distilling (qua*.*)
4—1 .iv
30c.
"
1
,
.____
9-17
11-30
9-12
1
10-
A 9-17
Company
1
1
10-
♦ 15c
(quar.)_—
Electric
City
12-21
10-
Industries, "com.'(quar:) -* "' '25c '
preferred 4____*4_——-TT.: - $1:50
American Crystal Sugar, commorr;(quar. ).i_;
v50c ■
4'/?%4,prior. preferred, (quar.^'4-,T,. $l«12Va. »
6%
9-17-.;.
10-vl'
:
Atlantic
American Cohsumer
v
12 Vac
"r 9-29 -v
Atlantic
preferred (quar.)
4—44_4__-—i_:
Bosch Arma Corp.—>"• •■'-'••"<' >:' :i.':'
4 $6.25'
i
67 Vac
32c
10-23
10-23
-9-7
5%
(quar.)
Common
V"'"r.r.'T~
Additional
10-10 4
(quar.)
(Jersey
Jersey
.
•
(quar.)—1
!__
"i—_'
Forging
(quar.)
'
'9-i2
:
jr.9-20.» i
10-17
7VaC
common
(quar.)—
New
of
6%
J
_-l
Williams
&
Tri-Continental
1
■.
25c
V
of America—
(quar.t—:
A
1
11-
25c
Transcontinental Eus System. Inc.—_t-
Financial
Atlantic Acceptance
10-23
9-10
-9-28
-.
♦9c
-
Corp.
Products
Atico
9-14
9-28
♦30c
(increased)—
Investment
Associates
9-15
.
.9-20
9-19
V10-
'425c
Trane
Transportation
,'v-
50c
_'___
(s-a)„
;i:!:
*
"9-20
1
7
6%
10-11
1
10-
(stk. divd.)
Transport, Inc.—
preferred
(accum.)
Athey.
. 75c;
4 4;:; •.: '. ' -.4'
10- 1
5% .series .A pfd; (quar.)_—4_——_"_44*" ^ " $1.25 4.
10- 1
5%
series B pfd. .;(quar,)_____4_i___4___:
$1.25 '
10- L
American Can eo.V- 7 % - preferred
(quar. F—
•
43%c
10- 1
4American Cement. Corp., common' (qUar.)*_J_ '4v '• 10c
11- 1
,$1.25 .preferred- (quar:)
3lVic.
9-17
10-
9-
:
7
10-24
35c
25c
Associated
2
9-
$1.50
9-14
.9-
5
9-17
1
20c
Spring
American
•'■,
.1-12
,10* lv
5c
.
(quar.)——
A
1-20
'i
35c
;
f—
Top Canners, Ltd., class
Company '(quar.)—:
Tip
9-15
10-10
1
10-
9-
10-15
35c
9-15
9-20
35c
9-15
•
^
Associated
1
.
v,9il5
: ; 9— 6
50c
_________
_
$1.20 preferred (quar.)2_
(Ky.)- (quar.)—
Products
Tinnerman
15
.9-5
r 9.-30
v10-
"'
<quar.)_
—
Co.
Finanoa-
5
9-.
9-30:,
v
10c
U
^
7
1
$1.25
preferred (quar,)—
_'4_
;
American
Agricultural Chemical Co: (Del.)
: ~
Quarterly
T__
:_.—_—25c
American Bank Note Co., commtm (quar,)—17Vac
-
1
i
Oil Co.,
Tidewater
9c
$1.25
(quar. )____•_
1
12'Ac
B
11-
5%.
9-
9-30
9c
A
(quar.)
Turbine
Pharmacal
class
Ohio,
preferred
Transport
Terry Steam
Texas
of
Co.
li'-i
1
1010-
_____
Laundries Of America
-'
•
9-15
10-
Corp.,
Class
5
9-
9-15
1
___;—_
Associated
11-
75c
(quar.)4
Aluminum C6. of America-—""
4' j'j' '
$3..75 preferred ' (quar;) „—J——
"''Amalgamated' Sugar ":(qUar4i4*.^41v^-4-;i:
"'Amarlita Corp. ,(quar,.)._
:
9-25
1
10-
__—
4
1
ll-
12J/2C
3
Service
1
'
'_____4_:—.
'
Telephone
10-
t35c4
.
*
-
10-15
10-
Corp.
s'9-
1
_4______ "10c
1
11-
12'/2c
(quar.)______
16-
t25c
—_4__
'
,
10-1
.
•10-
65c
'Vl5c
pfd.
"
9-20
10-15
$1.16'A
—
9-
9-29
Superhiarkets.' Ihc;' (quar.T—
Mfg., com. (reduced-quar.)__
■Alterman
Foods Inc., (quar.)—*,_4_—;_44__
9-15
1
(initial)—4
Allis-rChalmers
'
15C
B
Products.' (quar.)_'_^_
Allied Stores,'common
:. 8-15
2.
10-19
9-20
25C
12'Ac
Corp.
(quar.)
Industries
(quftr.)
*
(initial)-;—_______________4;t25c '
Allied
8-15
-
(quar.)
5%
10-
16c
,-8-15
—
'
1
10-
10-15
—
(quar.)
A
4
9-13
9-28
Building Credits, Ltd.—
4
"
6Vi%
preferred (quar.)4—:___4—___4— "432V2C
Allegheny Ludlurn Steel Corp. (quar.)__.—_
50c
"Allegheny Power System (quar.)_4—_______
45c
Allied Empire, Inc.
(stack dividend)
5%
Allied Energy Business Shares, pfd.
(quar.) "'-$1.37V2
9-28
1
57c
——L>——
class
9*
9-28
Algonquin
.
10-
1
Ltd.
(quar.)-i—>■'■
Ashdown (J. W.)
Hardware Co. Ltd.—
Class
A
1
—x_
10-10
$3
—" •
Algoma Steel Corp., L]td.. (quar.)——:__
9-25
10c
.40c
,_
Asbestos
-
Aldens, Inc., common (quar.20c
4V2% "'.preferred (quar.)-4—___4_——
$1.12Va
9-20
Corp.,
Services,
Class
10-15 f
10-10
♦ 10c
;a
•Alco
9-14
:;
Arvin
8-31
10-
-
9-28
20c
9-11
50c "
'$1
$1.37Va ..
$2
$5.50 preferred (quar.)- Great' Southern RR. Ordinary.:—
Class
55c
(increased-quar.)
$5 pfd. (quar.
60c pfd, (quar.)—
Suburban Propane Gas—
""■*
5.20% preferred 1952 series (quar.)
A
Greene
'
9-15
-
Constable
9-24
$1
'*4;
—:__
preferred—Power Co.,
12-
$1.37
(quar.)
Rubber
Armstrong
Arnold
'9-10
:;'4'
- 26c
10- 1
______
,
10-19
♦ 7 Vac
.
9-17
:
1
4
(ouar.):
10-19
1
■
Arundel
:Alan Wood Steel Co.,.5% pfd/(quar.)_—$1.25
Alberta Gas Trunk-Line Co., Ltd. •—1' 4
•
;.i
50c
Corp.,
Stubnitz
1
1—4
10-19
1
11-
.
(quat.)
Co.
&
8-31
10-
9-14
10-
10-11
7
1
10-
4.20% : pfd. (quar.)
$1.05
4.60%
preferred (quar.):
:_—:.—____4___'
$1.15
4.92%J preferred
(quar.)—
—$1.23
•/.
9-14
9-28
;
$1.38
Inc.
Studebaker
1
10-
12 VaC
17 Vac
6 %'
9-14
10-
10-25
Alabama
,..-9-14
1
MOc
—
-------——
Stratoflax,
1
10-
Armour
-
% 11- 1
11'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.),
(quar.)'
B.)
1
10-
100%-.
—1——
—'
Manufacturing,
Still-Man
12-
9-
65c') 1 10- 1
(quar.)-4^4. ' 40c
10-1
Gaff Corp.,
Alabama
9-14
'/■: 125c
'
—
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co.
Quarterly
—
Stern & Stern Textiles, common
Stetr.on
9-14
B
Alabama
v;
10-10
1
10-
(quar.):
1
11-
$1.08
9-28
22c
-
Extra
Class
: 9-28
.
A
Class
8-31
9-14
11-1
6c
::
(quar.)—
Co.
.10-12
♦$1.75
___'
(quar.)
1
& Materials; Ltd.—-—
New
Standard
10-30
i25c
1—
England Telephone
Holding Corp. (quar.)
Southern
10-12
V'
^ "10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—A,—
(quar.)———_
Co.
10-30
6%c
12-
$1.18
8-31
(stock .dividend2Vi%
Agricultural- Insurance (Watertown; N. Y;)-^
Quarterly'
Alabama By-PrOaucts—
•
10-12
♦5c
(quar.)
1
(quar.*
Insurance'
10-10
5.48%
,
"
common
preferred
Life
10-10
1
♦ 65c
—
1
Co." (quar.)_-'
Insurance
Aetna
:
9t14
1-
10-30
20c
"
preferred
conv.
1t:: .9-14 •
10-
11-
1
11-
—
Surety '
&
Co,
-Aetna
•
•'10-15
v10-
P'inance
1
11-
♦ 62'Ac
(quar.)
10-
15d
'(stock 'dividendlr;—5%
casualty
Aetna
Aetna
12-
♦72c
preierred
(quar.)—
Arkansas
Western Gas
(quar.)
10-15
(quar.)——————
Industries
4.32%
;
9
♦SOc
♦56 'Ac
:
(quar.)!
preferred
preferred
4.72%
9-14
•
(quar.)
Light Co.—
Arkansas Power &
Holders
1
9-
9-22
9-30
Power—
preierred
4.65%
10-
10%
^Be
50c
(quar.)—
(Phoenix)
Bank
Arizona
$1
9-14
Ltd.—
_______
Arkansas-Missouri
Payable of Rec.
Share
—
(quar.)—Ll—-—:
Process
Aeroquip^ .Corp.
: 410-22
1
Per
■
(quar.)—.
Markets
Adirondack
'
—
(initial)
Scrg'Paper Co.,
.11-
When
7c
25c
Adams Express Co.
(quar.)—15c
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (increased)
25c
9-2i ; •
:
y
dividend)
(stock
Inc.
R.)
(A.
Electric
Acme
49-17;
1
,10- 14
"25c
,———
Stores,
Drug
10-
10-15'
9-14
1
25c
preferred (quar.)
1
$2.90 preferred (quar.)
Argus Corp. Ltd., .common
(quar.)—i.
$2.50 preference A ' (quar.)_._
$2.60 preference A
(quar.)—
Class C participating preference
(quar.)
9-10
9-21
25c
(quar.)——————■ ^45c
Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
t50c
&
Power
Abrams
9-17
10-M
.
12 V2 c
(stock dividend)—
common
Abitibi
Acushnet
12 %c
.
(quar.)-;
Brewing (quar.)—
Skyline Homes
South
9-18
Canada, Ltd.—
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd.—
'
Class A, B and C (s-a)__
bVz%
10-15
33V,%
——
(quar.)
Ranier
50c
11-20
$1
preferred
Sommers
10-19
1
'
—
—
Class A
'9-17
1
9-
9-28
10-
20'Ac
4'/2%
Laboratories
Abbott
—
Sherwin-Williams Co. of
New
1
12-
15c
—•——.———————————__________
preferred (quar.)
Shalqr Co.
(quar.)„ —;
4%
7%-
11-
$I..12%
(quar.)
—
t
(quar.)-.
--•—.
(quar.) _________
preferred
2nd
conv.
Sick's
9-20
Acme
Island (NY)
Quarterly __A—_____
Corp of America,- com.
Ciass
9-14
1
Sales
Trailer
AAA
1
10-
50c
Selas
50c
9-20
——-
Security National Bank of Long
'10-
50c
.•'
Name of Company
C:
10-
♦ 68%c
common
StligTnan
9-19
--
dividend
(initial)
Stock
New
7
1
10c
preferred (quar.)———Security Insurance Co. (New Haven)—
•
25c
.
10c
A
series
$4.50
2
preceding table.
10c
(quar.)
Common
10-
the dividends announced in previous
paid.^ The list does not include diviannounced this week, these being given in the
u2nds
30c
—-——
i
10-12
V
—_
4
9-27
35c
(quar.)—.
com.
(quar.)
Products
Post,
Angelica Uniform (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone
weeks and not yet
10-10
;:>■ 18 % c
pfd. series A (quar.)__—
Scruggs-Vandervoot-Barney, Inc.—
'
12'Ac
$4
Anchor
give
Below ;we
'
9-18
10-19
♦ 15c
1st
conv.
9-21
10-10
York Holdings, Lt>d.—
&
5Va%
5
Youngstown Steel
5%
.
—
9-
9-24
conv;
Monthly
Monthly
9-11
9-15
Corrugating; (quar.)
Door——
York ;
'
preferred (quar.)—
Sangamo Electric
(quar.) —
—-——
Savannah Sugar Refining (quar.)—
Scott; & Fetzer
(monthly)———
fcOc
9-28
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)--—:
Co.
9-21
(quar.)—.:——
Ltd.
Industries,
Sandura
9-20
11c
(quar.)—
—
Aeronautical (stock dividend)-.—.__
Ryan
Russell
1
Co.
Carpet
Roxbury
9-14
9-30 '
10c
"
9-28
;
———-—-—-—
Corp.
Furniture
Rowe
Worcester
9-28
11c
9-20
-
'10-31
+^>c
10c
(quar.)—
Corporation
Rohr
-
12 V2C
—-—
Company
Hocking Glass Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
————
Co.
(quar.)„_
-———
& Light (quar.)——
County National Bank (Mass.J.¬
Whitney
25c
♦25c
partic. preferred (quar.) _____
Technical Products.:—
$1
Robinson
Fund
9-21
1
10-
(quar.)—,—^
Foods
Blake
Wisconsin Fuel
9-20 "
*
♦ 5c
com.____
Whitehall
1
10-
-♦30c
-
Manufacturing,
(P.- L.)
Robertson
10-13
Wetterau
9-21
9-28
15c
Payable of Rec.
50c
Anchor
9-2 J
-
9-20
1
10-
14c <•'
Corp.
Holders
When
Per
Share
■
of Company
..
.
.
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
*
Telegraph
Union
Western
---
10c
Revere
Monday; September 17, 1962
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Resisiollex
.
.
(1150)
10
preferred
(quar.)
87'Ac
87V2C
10- 1
1
10-
9-
5
Volume
196
6195
Number
v
v
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
Holders
Per
When
Share
Payaole
of Company
Pood
Stores
(quar.)
:
12 '/ac
___
Corp. of North America, Ltd.—1
%
preferred
(quar.)
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)
—.____
Bowaters
Mersey
Paper Co.—
preference
(quar.)___
5¥2 %
Brach
(E.
J.)
Brewer
(C.)
Bridgeport
5.28%
(initial)
Co.,
&
Gas,
16-
1
10-
1
8-31
Co.,
Brillo
4
7
10c
•_____L*.
(quar.)——
,1/
!
British
American
preferred
4.75%
10$2oc
5
9-14
y-28
_
9-14
$28%c '>,:9-28
—■
25c
10-
lac
93 %C
(quar.)_i_
9-
7
10:9-
7
•
_
British
Columbia
Common
Ltd., class A
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
:
9-14
1
10-17
12-15
11-30
10-
1
9-14
t
10-15
9-28
:
38%% )
10-1
$$1.10
_
11-
4.16%
Brown
Canada,
preferred
Brown-Porman
Class
4%
B
*
(William
Chicago
'
9-10
10-15
(quar.)
>
10c
10-' 1
9-
7
1
9-
7
9-25
i5c
9-
a
5
'
Burrus
(quar.)...
Mills,
Inc.,
Common
4%%
2
Butler's
—_i
9-14
3-29-63
3-15
6-28-63
'•;< 9-28
9-18
Corp.
4y»%
15c
10-
1
9-15
1
9-15
Calgary Power,, Ltd., commoriiui_£J.i£'i,.ii;.L
2.-5%' preferred (quar,)IJ____
__2_L__
12-
1
>
11-15
9-;o
California
Consumers
Corp^_^=i.n._-^_^i._ii:_:-
$2.50
6%
Electric-
Corp
''
9-
lO-'T'-'i f*
40c
preferred
Calumet
$4.75
Inc.
Camden
Co.
(quar.)
$4.25
;
.
J.)
(N.
$1.18%
35c
(quar.)________
* y •• :*■''
Ltd.:
common
$32 %c
25c
(quar.)
.
Packers, Ltd.—
:>
:'V.'
A
(increased
B
(increased
quar.)_-
T•'
A-.
Class
B
Canada
.
Canada
Canadian
$2.20
Breweries
Canadian
5%
Bronze
Canadian
__—_s
5%%
Collieries
series
B
to
General
Cl&ss
F
(s-a)
Electric
A
Class
B
Cap &
1
1
10-
1
11-
1
10-10
$18%c
Stock
$25«
A—
Carson
Pirie
41/2%
Castle
&
TO-
2
9-
2
9-
4
2
9-
4
$$I
:
9-17
9-
4
9-17
9-
4
.
$$1
17 %c
quar.)__—
TO-
1
Ceco
Steel
10-15
V 9-28
1-15-63
12-31
Consolidated
93 %c
10-- 1
9-15
Consolidated
(quar.)i_'
;
&
9-
-
1
6V4C
,____
10-15
io-
10-15
10-
1
income)
15c
10-
1
9-12
'
$1.12%
12-
1
30c
10-12
25c
(quar.)
9-29
30c
—
11-
9
11-15
9-14
2 3
9
10-19
Products
of
(quar.)___
4%%
7%
Central
4.35%
4V2%
4.75%
4.96%
Central
4.10%
Co.
Hudson Gas
preferred
-preferred
preferred
preferred
&
Electric—
9-10
1
9-10
&
9-27
9-20
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
4.92%'
10-
1
9-10
Corporate
10-
1
9-10
Corroon
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
.*
$1.18%
10-
1
M9-14
10-
1
9-14
___i_
$1.20
i_
41c
1_
$1.12%
10-
1
9-
7
$1.16
—:_i
10-
1
9-
7
com.
(quar.)
19c
•
9-21
9-10
8-31
8-20
15C
T
40c
30c
T
12 %C'
■:
$1.37 y2
$50c
*
4
9-
7
;
1
9-15
; 10-10
11-
10-15
1
9-21
20c
'
i •»":
9-
10-
$1.25
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-5
11-
1
10-
9r
$1
9-29
9-18
Crampton
$1.23
9-29
9-18
Crane
Mfg.
Company
East
5
9-27
/
Sulphur
Natural
Tennessee
$25c
v
■*
,.a-
.
25c
-
/ 27
%c
15c
f50c
.10- 5
Eastern
9-10
1
Gas
9-
10-
15c
10-15
Lime
7
(quar.)—l
Gas
4
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-4
10c
9-17
8-31
35c
9-28
9-
15c
——
10-
•
•
10-15
10-15
40c
-
\
9-29
9-29
9-28
'
*
.
10-
$1.12%
-
10c
—
(ouar.)
>
JO-IS
$$1.
7
9-14
1
$60C,
9-
55c
1010-
7
8-31
1
90c
7
9-
1.
9-17
1
8-31
•
—-—_—_
S-31
•
(quat)--
9c
9-21
9-
7
(quar.)—:—__
7c
9-21
9-
7
9-28
9-14
Howard Balanced Fund
Eaton
&
Eaton
9-281
&
Stock
Howard
Fund
(quar.)4-_4-_55c
9-14
10-
9-14
10-
9-14
El
12'/2C.
10-
9-14
$4.12
1%%
10-
9-14
$4.50
4c
10-
9-15
$4.72
V
■
Both
8
Eaton
&
distributions
Howard
inc me.
in^stment
■
from
•
Investment Trust, Ltd.—
Economic
Common
$30c
(quar.)
Eddy Mateh Co.,
Electric
preferred (quar.)c___-——
preferred
(quar.—
4
—
8-7.1
1
9-21
Electric
25c
10-
1
9-21
25c
3-
1
25c-
9-28
87MZC
8c
'
•
9-17
9-28
1
9-17
9-21
10-
_
12-?n
9-
•
7
9-28
10-10
■9-17
6c
9-20
8-31
Elizabethtown
9-28
9-10
Elk
9-10
3%
15c
9-28
8-14
3C
9-28
9-14
15c
9-28
9-
9-28
9-14
Horn
Flmira
Emco,
&
Wate?
—
10-
1
9-14
$1.03
30-
1
8-28
10-
1
8-28
10-
1
Williamsport
(s-a)
(quar.)
——■—
RR.
$1.12%
$1.18
*
8-28
$1.35
10-1
8-28
$1.34
ia-
8-23
1
8-24
32 %C
; 2$c
Id-7 5
10-
1
60c
9-20
9-
6
30c
,
9-29
9-28
9-12
10-. 1
9-29
T5c5%
10-1.S
30c
,
$1.16%
(s-a)—4—
9-
7
9-11
10-
1
9-28
25c
(quar.)___^
Coal
9-14
10-12
9-20
1
10-20
11-
75C
Corp
Ltd.
$1.06%
—
9-17
S-17
$12%C
10-22
9-22
9-14
9-25
^_
&r
dividend-^—;
Stock
Embassy
50c
9-15
15c
12 %C
—.
Abrasives (quar.)__^
Electronic Communications, -Inc.—.
Refractories
5c
•
(auar:)-__—
Co
Electric Bond & Share Co. .(quar.)
Electro Consolidated Corp., class _A___
Electro
-
Autolite
4%-
:_4____.____-__
7
9-30
Co.—
10-
37 %c
9-14
9-28
9-
1
$37%C
_
Paso
17 %c
12%c
10
71/ac
Baler
Economy
preferred (quar.)_—_—,—__:—
$5.40 preferred .(quar
x.
r$5.36
preferred
(quar,)—
_____
El. Paso Natural- Gas Co., common (quar.)—
Elastic Stop. Nut Corp. of America (quar.)i_
(quar.)__
(quar.)
9-
10-
•
(quar.) ___^____4.4_^444.4_-- $1.37 %
93%c
$3.75 pfd. .(quar.)__4_:
(quar.)_
4
1
—
10-
Co;, ■6%.,'conv;/pfd.
9-
10-
52 %c
(quar,)_
Ltd. (quar.)_——
Edgcomb Steel (quar.)
________
Edison Bros. Stores, 4y4%. pfd.
(quar,)—-;
(quar.)
1
52 %C
7
__4__"_"__
10-1U
10-
517/BC
/:
9-
(Boston)-
10-10
10-25
51 %c
10-
(quar.)'_
10-25
50c
$1.04
Insurance
9-21
467/sC
7
dividend)
P-28
9-28
31c
7
(quar.
8-24
10-29
87 %c
9-
England
8-24
8-24
1
9-17
Co.—
9-
(stock-dividend)---
10-
5c
1
New
9-26
9-17
1
9-28
2%
1
of
10-10
$1.34
dividend)
,
4
10-
$1.75
10-
(qua-r.)__i.
9-
15c
—
10-
(quar.)_/_44
7
9-21
1
9-17
45c
$1.13
A.
10-
50c
25c
V
__
$1.12%
___4_____:
S-28
9-14
9-
•
Co., com. (increased)—_—
nreferred
3.60
,
10-sT
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
-Eastman Kodak
9-17
2
1
10-15
—
(quar.),_————
preferred (quar.)—
1—_____
Eastern
9-12
9-26
10-15
20 c
1
10-
12
9 10-
T
„
37 %c
Common
4V2%
10r
.
3
10
40c
$1.12%
Assn.—
t
,10-31n
.
1
S
1,
t$1.50
Fuel
&
3%i
1G
1
9-28
S3
•.
<
9-20
h10-
r10-
5%
J 15c
,
,
...
Participating
,•
11-
$20c
(quar.)_
Potash
7
9-14
9-28
■$5c
(quar.)
&
9-
.
.Eastern Bakeries, Ltd.,-common (s-a)__—__
4%
participating preferred (quar,);
5
"
Life
9-27
10-15
$17 y?c
;—
9-14
Distributors
Chemical
1
preferred
Duval
79-20
10-15
1
10-15 i*
—_
de Nemours
10-15
10-
preferred, (quar.)______——.
4.20%
preferred ,(quar.)——
$2.10 preferred
(quar.)_—_—
^
Dura
Corp. (quar.)—
—.——
1
1
1
I.)
1
11-
'
(E.
9-14
11-
•55c
common
preferred
1
$40c
_i—
(quar.)
Inc. (stock
9-28
10-15
.10^
U5c
—
(increased-quar.)
Inc.
12-15'
12- 1
25c
+
4.15%
9-7
1
10-
'
Cowles
Pont
9-17
J$1.25
—
1
10-
2
9-20
442 VaC
(quar.)___l————
Duquesne l_ight Co., common (quar.)—____
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
1
—
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)—_—
7
33c
1-
9-28
(increased)-:—__
(quar.)__
;
Co.,
Associates
&
$4.50
8-31
9-28
9-18
8-31
-10-63
:: ¥-29
(quar.,)'__^_—
*
Power
Dunlap
4
12-
:
$37 %c
Ltd.-^-
Co.,
quar.)—
preferred A
preferred B
Dunhill International,
9-20
12-15
(
*
5.36%
6
9-
75c
s.—
_____—:_____
7%
7
9-24
1
9-10
9-28
9-20
„
(quar,)
common
______
.
Chemicals
9-28
10-
9-25
4
7
15c
Insurance- Co.
1
Petroleum
Craftsman
Bois
Du
Duke
10-20
9-
27 %c
10-
&
(stock
;.
Duffy-Mott
9-
General
Chemical
Industries
■.
8-31
1
9-14
9-28
\
7%c
(quar.)________4_4—_4___
Investors, class' A'___j__;
4444444;
Inc.,
Dresser
8-31
77 10c
-
(quar.)
11-21
10-
9-28
30c
-.
Tar? &
1
9-
9-
35C
(quar,)_i——____—
Canada
preferred
9-29
9-25
1
9-14
9-17
__rlnrf/7"
—;
Glass. Co.;.. Ltd.,
.9-29
1
7
9-15
10-
9-28
12 %C
;
———
8-31
11-
2
10-19
;
•_
Dover & Rockaway JRR: (s-a):
—___£.—.—
Dow Chemical Co.h (quar.):
Draper Corp, (increasedVquar.)_—
Dravo Corp., 4%
preferred (quar.)——
.
8-31.
12-
10-
150c f
15c
Industries Tstock dividend)
Dover Industries, Ltd., 6%
pfd. (quar.)_
' 10-15
9-21
115c
,
9-
55c
Doughboy
10-15*
*
1
12 %C i
$1 j preference ..(quar.)_.
Donnkenny, Inc. (stock dividend)
.
:v 9-25
11-1'
10-
■
.
——
Common^ (quar.)
9-15
10-1
9-10
quar.)__
(quar.)____—
(quar.)
Corset
Comnion
J
10-
9-10
9-20
25c
_____
Inc
preferred
Dominion
9-15
•
9-29
_r__
(increased
9-10
9-29
IOC
•
(quar.)____:
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.-^-
7
9-
9-29
9-29
9-30
v
$1.25
(Walt)
Dominion
9-18
:■
9-10
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Mfg.
9-10
9-29
9-29
tquar.)______—
^
Corp.
Bros.,
RR.
7
9-10
9-29
,$1.05
11-
class
9-
9-29
$1.07
1
common
9-28
$1.14
(quar;)_^_c__i_l_''
Western
Industries
&
4
8-27
92 %c
(quar.)_____—
Trucking
Raynolds
10-
$1
12-'
Beverage- CorD.4:
Coty,
Stores
A
Grande
Gasket
&
-
"4.
preferred
Book
2
$1.31 y4
■
_4__L___I_i
Bottling Co.
Rio
4
8
9-17
30C
common-—__/_—___.
(quar.)_—-——a
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common
(quar.)
2nd
preference
(quar.)____;
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
9-12
9-
$1.03
preferred
Cosmo
Chemical
$3.50
85c
$1
Cott
Chicago
9-
10-
15c
Mines,.- Ltd.,
&
1
22c
4—*-—
'.
9-14
10-
•
1V„C
A
Electric
Dominion, of
Inc.
$1
Cott,
9-14
9-17
(quar.)__
Corp.
(quar.)
Limitee, class
du
Company- (quar.)
A
2
9-28
50c
Industries, class
•
Reynolds Corp., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar,:).4_i_4___4____.
Cosden
10-
30c
(quar.)__
Delaware & Hudson .Co.
(quar,/__*___i
Delaware Power & Light—
1:
v
• •
''
4%
preferred (quar.)ii._—
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)_____
I_—_i
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)^.______—T:—
4.56%
(quar.)__:__——1.
preferred
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)_______—/______
5%
preferred
(quar. >_—_i_:—;——___
V &%
v
Cooper Tire '&• Rubber. (quar.)_4___4__"___4
Corning Glass'Works, common (quar.)4_
3%%
22c
(quar.).
Service,
L.)
9-10
$1.24
10c
Co.,
dividend
$1
,
:
112c
Connector,
(L.
1
11-15
Continental
Stock
10-
1
Can
Cook
87 %c
12-
Baking,
*
9-15
8-29
(s-a),___
gtd
(quar.
Estate
Dominion
3"
T
(quar.
preferred
1
1
150c
preierred
1
$1.02%
$1.50
.
$4.16
10-
11
2.
Light, common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
^__
1—
Public
•'
common_i_
Gas,
(quar.)________^
Illinois
preferred
25c
$1.07
__44._-.__;
(quar.)_Z__
$1.18%'
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
4%
1
10-
55c.
-
preferred
$1.12%
;
(quar.)
Illinois
10-
'•
Ltd.-<increased),.
(quar.)_4_44_-
$4.52
$1.08%
4
(quar.)
preferred
4.64%
$1.12%
'
*_
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
.___
(quar.)
preferred
4V2%
9-10
10-
$1.25
j
41—47'
,
Continental
1010-
10-29_
'
$1.33%
(quar.)__4_44-_44_4
Consolidated Textile Mills, 5%
pfd. (s-a)-4Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class A
Consumer Acceptance, -30c conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Consumers Power"Co. (Maine)— T.y
$4.50 prefen-ed (quar.)
:____
_4_____
Continental
.
$1.75
(quar.)___*
4.80%
Central
40c
—
4.75%
Central
9-14
9-25
-
i
(quar.).
Foundry
Illinois
9-30
•
$1.50
$1.25
*"""
Insurance
Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Joseph) Crucible (quar.)i.___C_r_n/_
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
.7-30
♦
9-28
68%c
Rico
175c
—_
3
pfd.
(quar.)
Diversey Corp.
;7',\
,
Products
Records*
7%
investment- income_________4___—
$5.50
c___-.
-
preferred
Central
30c
,u_^-
America—
(increased-quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
'
(quar.)
Royalties
9-29*
9-14
10-
preferred
conv.
5%
gtdj (quar.)_m_______—
preferred
Co,
_______
(quar.)__
6%
Co.,
Michigan RR.,. com.
&
&
_______
Dixon
8-31
9-10
■
i
9-14
see
Walt Disney Productions
Co., Ltd. Amer dep. rets. (A final
payment of 7%% • equal to approximately
9-14
9-
\ 10-
25c
5
9-14
1
Distillers
9-14
«
9-17
-'•'
62y2c
(quar.')___4____4—
Consolidated
:
11-23
.___
*
(quar.)
Paper
1
9-25
To-
9-14
Disney
9-17
10-1
5c
'
Rock
10;
70
7c
Puerto
of
stock)
Consolidated
9-11
9-28
9-
9-28
r
•
9-29
&
Dibrell
9-10
9-25
;
(quar.h:::"531V4C*
f
iiUC
9-20
Diana
9-14
9-30
:
:
'
•
,
- • • -
'
9-L4
Devoe
1-i.U
'
V
4
Investment-Trust—
-Consolidated
6J/2%
Co.
Common
From
t$1.75
(Huar.)__j^
9-28
Detroit
6
9-13
13c
Life
Foods
9-
25c
7% Ci
4/_-_i__4_4/l___i._444-4j.i.c4__T
Quarterly
1
5%
(incr.-quar.);
investment
9-20
12-14;
.
9-27
87 V2C
__4_..r_
preferred B ■ (quar.) ______L4l__^4.^4
Consolidated Electronics : Industries
Corp.—:
3c
1
$1,17 •" Tlr .l.
Fund—'
-
(quar.j____
12 %c
9-17
—
or
10-
25c. : L-31-63
—J4-/4—44 66%%
preferred
preierred
Detroit Bank & Trust
"
.
5 V*%
8c
Co.
Tractor
Corp.
•4.12%
9-14
8.31
Inc.;-. common
A.)___;
Frere, class A
Detrex
9-17s
1-1-63
,
-18 %c
Inc./ 40e
3c
___:
-
3
9-20
(L.
Denver*
9-12'
•
(increased quar,)
preferred, (quar.)____jt._4.
Consolidated Edison Co. <N. Y.)—•
: s
5%
preferred' (quar.>_-________J4:
44_t_-••
Ltd.—
V
Celanese
(Hartford)
5
9-17
10-10
Connecticut Light & Power
Connohio,
5
912-
5
50c
,
(quar.)i
Denver
9-18
r-
1/
1
-
___:
.
General
9-
5
12-28
20c
Denison
8-10
1
quarterly
.Connecticut
4
•10-
;•
(quar.)
Street
1010-
—
Depault
9-13
5
10-31
I
^quar,)
(Optional—cash/
8-31
TO-
B shares (a
income tax)_
Scott
Congress
8-31
9-17
$$fl
Cooke
Caterpillar
9-17
$$1
1st preferred
&
net
4
9-10
$$1.25
preferred
(quar.)___,
Mills ' (qu&r.)_____
Carthage
•
9-
1
!
ordinary
from
10-
25c
50c
Deltown Foods
7
9-28
<.
$13.25
Quarterly •_4
__j.__
!4^____4__
Commonwealth Water Co.,"-5y2%: pfdv (quar.)
Confederation Life Assn.
(Toronto)
(quar.)
8-24
9-30
$5c
payment less British
Carriers & General Corp.—
(Quar.
9-30
■
(quar.)4___
Commonwealth Theatres
i__
A—
3%%
Ltd.,
Increased-
5
9-29
Delta
9-24.
9-
10-
7
(quar:l __l_t4_iT__.
.
1
11-15
9-28
7%c
(From investment income) Commonwealth Realty (Phila.)—
8-24
(quar.)__
dividend
Carreras,
9-
5
10-15
DeMun
9-20
•
10-
,
(quar.)
Commonwealth Edison, common/(quar.
Commonwealth Investment—
'
8-24
•
1
9-24
10-
25C
(quar.)
dividend
common_________—__
class
E.)
1
9-30
9-30
2V2C
_
A—.,
(L.
10-
$30c
5
9-
10c
Deere
•
9-117
;
v4%.% convertible preferred^Tquar.)___—4 4 $1.12%;'
Commercial Solvents Corp. • (quar.)_4__4___
20c
10-10
11-1
9-
,.
93 %c
Decca
4
$1.75
r
__4,
._,
8-31
9-
9-20
30c
^___
preferred
(quar.) _"_____4
Insurance Co.-\of America
(Chicago)
9-20
,9-20
40c
7;
(quar.
(quar.)_
7%
Ltd..
preferred
; \ 8%
■■
6 ;
1-
10-
-35c
Commerce Title Guaranty (Memphis) (quar.)
Commercial Credit Co., common
(quar.)_4i_
-1
8-31
1
r.
Stock
1
10-
1
Investments,
Co.,
.'
9-14
$9c
(quar.)
class
(increased
:
Common
Carpenter
9-14
9-
10-15
$25c
Ltd.
'_
Carnation
8
$37 %c
___/
Grown,
8
3-
preferred
4'
1
9-14
9-25
60c
Corp.—
(quari.)4___
preferred
Combined
-
$43 %c
Manufacturers,
Cana,l-Randolplr Corp.
Capital
3-
4-1-63
$25c
—
•
4-1-63
6%
7
10-
^
Co.
Securities,
Wallpaper
Class
9-
'
6%
9V-
Co.,
Dayton
1
35c
(quar,)
•
4%%' preferred '(quar.)h:4_4__441;_-:4--^—'''
-
7
10-
_t—
Canadian
9-
$90c
(quar.)___
Oil, Ltd./ 8% preferred
preferred" (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)—
4%
7
7
9-
.r
(quar.)
Davidson-Boutell
9-1A
11-
$1.12 %
Common
9-14
55c
(quar.)
Canadian
5%
1
$50c
(quar.)
A
9;
Resources, Ltd.—
General
Canadian
1
$$1.10
$1.75
Canadian
10-
•10-15
$$1.25
Ltd.. class
Canners
-1
10-1
►
$1.50
(quar.)._^-__
B (quar.)_
Interstate Gas, common'
preferred
9-
9-17
5uc
Dayton Malleable Iron,
9-14
■
7c
-----
_____
i.
Iron
A
(quar.)__—
common
Inc.
River-Mills
David
11-2
-
32 %c
5.35%
preferred •,(quar.)_^________4__4__'_
Columbus, & Southern' Ohio Electric—
9-14
$87 %c
.__j_
(quar.)
Celanese, Ltd., common
preferred,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—.
5%'
9-14
1
10-
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)—
Canadian
Canadian
1
104
$87y2c
common
•
9-14
10-
$87V2c
'$87»/2C
Ltd.,
preference
8-20
9-14;
V.8-317
$1
preferi-ed
Colorado
■
4.65%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
convertible
,
'
Permanent Mortgage
(quar.)
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Steamship Lines,. Ltd. (s-a)
Canada
9-13
1
9-20
15c
Darling
12-
$1.37 Va
4
.—-.4.-
Co. >(N/Y.)
Stone
Colorado Fuel:&
5%
preferred
8-28
"
quar.)
Class
:
1
:1 .9-20
10- 1
.
Class
$1
TO-
;
5%%
_____
(s-a)
(quar.)_____i___
Color-Craft-Products
'•
-
$1.06%
(quar.).—x
$20c
Co.. Ltd.,1 class B
(quar.) ■:
Canada Iron Foundrys Ltd., common (quar.)125c
4%%
preferred
(quar.)./;
—'Ll-Ciin2- $$1.06 y4
Class
7
&
7
4eaC
■
—__u—
Corp., 3%% pfd.. (quar.)_____;
V
Danly Machine Specialties,. Inc. (111. )Cf.
5'
1
1%:%
(quar.),_L__i.
Sand
9-
,—
Corp.
*.
__i
Engineering,
Colonial
b-28
9-20
Dana
4l
10-
1
"
7%c
■rf.
Colonial
7
9-
9-14
Flooring
Canada
7
9-
9-29
preferred
Canada
9*1
9-
11-30
6c
7
Colgate-Palmolive Co.U $3.50 pfd. - (quar.)_._^w
Corp. of America- (quar.>4-;
9-14
1
9-29)
Coleman
9-14
9-21
10c
.
(quar.).—..^.-..,
Corp.,"*
Dry
1
10c
Co.,
preference
Canada
10-
.
5c
222212^2:
common
10-
"
Co.
Cement
$1.30
75c
;
*
(quar.)___„____j__
Inc.,
(annual)
Trust
Canada
-
Hecla
63c
*
_________ ...
(quar.)____^__
Liquid Gas
&
preferred
Cameo,
A
(quar.)
:
I, Coca-Cola International .Corp. ^quar.)
Colber Corp., class A
(initial)4___4.___I4_._4i
9-H
9-
10-r 1
$1.31%
-
Coca-Cola5
9-11
10- 1-
4%'
-
2 %
preferred ,'(quar.)i-^-_-—
Bottling
10-
.
$1.12
V '-"r
(quar.)i__L__^_4i_*^_i_;L7-,f
Corp.
10-
$1.25
Y.), com. (stk. divd. j
(quar.)______^^_—"-____
Coca-Cola
;4'^
b-j.'7
"
$1.10
17 %c
••
Forge-Waynesboro. Telephone (quar.)
Feabody & Co., common (lnterim)-___
7%, preferred (quar.)
i___
Stero
9-2d
10c
common....
•:
G,vCigar
5%
9-20'
•
W.
Defiance
$1
(N.
(quar.)
.
7
9-m
(quar.
Dan
5"
-,
$1.18%
i______
Quarterly
4:'rlb-I5".$$1.25.10- l''
Power-Co.—
preferred
California
'■
i-ili
10-
9-25
( 9-30
>
$1.75 '
•. •. <-••
„
___;
Mahoning Ry. Co.
'
dividend_ll5Liii.i.i____^_x—i
Stock
California
.
Corp.
(quar.)_^i/_i.^4___-__
Corp. (quar.)______^._4.i-_—
&
Churchill
$15c
•
_
Cluett
3 7 % cu' * "10- -1
'
.
.
Clifton
10-
31 %c
J"
'•
j
(quar.)___
preferred
Clevite
28 VBC
(quar.)_^i^^-^H:L
$1
,
pfd.! (quar:) u:
-
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
i:'-
A
Dalex
9- 4'
,
'
9-18
10c
(quar.)_i
(quar.)_L
Cable
4%
Financial
Co.;
Electric
preferred
Clearfield
9-14
9-28
_______/
Products
Ciark
9-14
9-25
City
6-14
i.
$1.12%
___
...
CI T
;
1
9-27"
.
20c
_ '
.
12-21
60c T
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(H. M.), 5% preferred -(quar.)—__
Byllesbj
1
4-63
$1.12 %
,
_i___
____
Shoe
4%%
10-
Securities
City Investing Co.
;.
: 5%% "preferred
9-28
1-
25c
(quar.).
Co., common
preferred (quar.)_'_.
11-
*
Coii^ju Oil '(quar.)
Finance
9-
9-1A
9-28
(quar.)—
D.
;
"
City Gas Go", of Florida tquar. j^-^i-./.^
9-1.2
10-20
25c
i.____
—;
preferred
25c
25c
:
Mffg.
4%%
v
...
____
Coinmon
Butler
9-20
30c
-
25c
common
;
Common
Zti
___
5.25%
.City
Detective
1
9-28
Heitne<>Curcis xiiuUotxies
Corp.
A
Cutter-Hammer,
;; 9-30*
9-20
$1
/Cincinnati- & Suburban'Bell Telephone—
QuarteiTy
i.
Stock dividend (Subject to approval of
i".the Illinois Commerce Commission)
7
1
10-
v
9-
io-
10c
:v 10c
•
—22-212
10-
20c
(quar.)
Stores
Class
9-15.7
10-15
'
preferred
J25c
$1.31 y4
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)*,-:
Engine (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright.
9- 4-;
9-20
<&
B
Cuibis .(Heiene;. see
5v
10-1
Paiclfic RR.
7%
4%
9-15
(quar.)..
Corp.
9-
11-21
Gas
9-21
9-10
30c
1
87y2c
\ 4%%
preferred (quar.)_________
Cincinnati. New Orleans Si Texas Pacific Ryr
5%. preferred Tquar.)—i
t
9-14
•9-28
,
Burroughs
10-
70c
1
1
'
(quar.;
Class
$l,12y2
(quar.)_.
9-10
9-29
$26c
International
9-14^
$1.25
Cincinnati
9-17
V'V". 5c
A
;
9-20 "
■
10-10
1
10-
10-
9-10
9-28
:
J
.
A
Christiana
1
9-29
20c
V
J.)
10-
62 Vhc
(quar.)
class
9-24
15C
11-
45c
—
America,
common
Cunningham. Drug
,
(quar.)_____
$1.25
Pneumatic Tool Co; : (quar.'30c
'preferred-
cnickasha
10-17 ^
'J"':-,
(quar.)
Bulova Watch Co.
Burns
95c
:
Ltd.—
Distilleries,
5%
9-14
1
AiiMWadkce^ Sti Paul &
preferred- Af (quar j_i
5%
9-26
(quar,.).
(quar.)
preferred
Ciass
Cummins
(quar.)^_
Copper Co.___j:
Chock-Fuli-O-Nuts
Corp.
(quar.
Engineering
Trust
Chicago,
•
___
Bond
9-14
9-14
27VaC
4
9-25
Telephone—i•
Chile
!
$3.80 pfd.
Glass, common (quar.).
preferred: (quar.)J.-.
5%
1
11-
Inc.,
1
4c
4
9-
10-15
25c
Ltd.-*-
9-
9-^9
•
t3uc
:
(quar.)
Sugar,
preierred
1
10c
!0-V5;*
Inc»-i (quar.)
25c, ,!• 9-25
Chicago, -Burlington & Quincy RR._/_/1__/_T .v
$2".
9-20 i
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.,25c>28
10*-
$$1.13
1
(quar.)_
Brockway
Brooke
4
1$1.44
(quar.
Oxygen Co. Ltd., Amer. dep. receipts
payment of 4% less British inof
9-
$$1.57
!/
,
(Interim
tax
4
$$1.50
(quar.)
come
9-
$55c
(quar.)
preferred
York
New
Uriadilla
7%
10-
.
31 %c
v, k
___—
—;
of
Co.
CuoAii-American
4
TO-
Chesebrough-Pond'sj
____
Brockton Taunton Gas»
2____
$$1.19
:
4%%. preferred
4% %
preferred
:
•
.9-17
$50c:
preferred, (quar.)..
'1
6%%
preferred
(quar.)_'___——L
British
9
<9-17
<'
'
&
Steel
$1.19
;
(Canada)
preferred
Culligan,
income_____L__
/). '
•
—
(quar.)__
(quarj__
corp.
A' (quar.)
Class
5y4%
—$1.04
't
(quar.)^_'_^
(Toronto)
Zellerbach
Crucible
8-22
9-
(3an - atan. )
9-29
J
.
preferred
(quar.)______:
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common__4_
L-___
3%% preferred (quar.)l____.
Chesdpeake Utilities
(quair.)_i_/________:___
'
Ltd.—
Co.
6%
V v5%%
4%%
10-
$37!/2C
______
Telephone
Bank
9-29
-9-17
Co.
Co.
Zellerbach
'
4y2%
'
-
8-22
■
Chenangd
7d;
British Columbia: Packers,
Class
B
$4.50
Chemical
Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
?,:■/>
registered ;. and ordinary bearer per share free of British income
pence
8-22
8-22
9-29
Papers, Inc. - '• •
tV...
—x...
preferred ;(quar.)_-i.______T_______
$1.12ya
7
1
Crown
9-29
Champion
1
10-
8-22
9-29
6dc ;
Cerro Corp. '(quar.)..j___;______J_i_^___-_-; ''
Certain-teed Products
(quar.)__2_J_____
_'
9-14
10-15
$25c
(quar.)..
9-14
1
y-20
•
Trust
Crown
62Mac
(quar.)_^_____%
;From net investment
Crown
9-^59 A
.$L37%f.,. 2
preferred
(quar.)____
Century Shares Trust—
•.
; -
British-American
Ordinary
preferred
Hinds
9^14
$1.25
(quar.)^__
National*' bank
Payaole oj uec.
25c
35c
9-17
33%c
,
:____
-
Corp.,,common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
convertible
9-28
;
2oc
•
•
(quar.)__;
(quar.
:
i.___
Central Trust Co. (Rochester,. N. Y>)! (quar.)
Cen oral Vermont Public Service— •
*
'
'
9-'7
9-29
5%
Crocker-Anglo
9-28
55c
Holders
When
Shate
,
9-10
(quar.)__
preferred
of Company
Petroleum-
Crouse
(increased)
common
preferred
preferred
$5.50
..
10- 1
9-10"
(Phiia.)—
4.15%
u.r
Ltd.
Oil,
9-7
33c
-
:~222'J-
Brass
(quar.)
Bristol Myers Co., 3%%
9-
9-29
*
.
Bristol
9-21
42c
.
871/aCi
15c
preierred
$5
10-1
! 9-10 J
,
$2.50
9-14
9-
Name
Crescent
10-1
h*
2.—2
Per
1'
9-29; 9-10
*
$1.50
$1.15
L_,
Corp.___
Telepnone,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
: 40c
,
__l
$1.35
9-28
9-17
4
When
Share.
-
,
(quar.)__J:
(quar.)__/„_^__4._____^_
Securities
Central
Ltdr
30c
(T. G.) <Ss Co., common....:
preferred (quar.)__;______.T_-:
Mfg. Co. (quar.)T_
5%
9
_____
& Stratton Corp.—
(2-for-l stock split)
Quarterly
9-17
i
Briggs
Bright
1
1
$$1.50
common______y_
preferred
Id-
10-
preierred
Central
1/
oc
j...
*
3.50%
preferred iquar.)
Central Penn National Bank
9-14
25c
___—_______
Ltd._
4.60%
7
9-
1
$1.25
(Milton)
Co., common
preferred
(s-a)—
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
6%
pref.
(quar.)
_*
Publications
7
$68%c
-a.
prior
Breskin
10-
9-
1
.
___i
Bradley
5%
10-
$68%c
—
(quar.—\
Sons
&
Vic
.
Maine Power, commoh
Preferred
(quar.)___
6%
$62
Company
Central
,
____
'
Per
/
Name of
9-20
Bowater
5
■.
uj icec.
10-10
11
■
.
Name
Borman
(1151)
7
Continued
on
page
48
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1152)
,
.
Monday, September 17, 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
44% Jan
55.
16
3
17% Sep
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
55
Deb
22
52 '/s Jun
25
14
66
26
Jun
12
24%Jun
3
5
10% Jun
28
22 Mi Jun
25
Abbott
9
99 Mi Jan
12% Sep
Abacus Fund
16
ABC
,
v.
Par
,^.39/8
——-——1.,
16
ACF Industries Inc
2
Jan
2
Acme
33% Feb
21
21
Steel
63%
V
.
.
3
33Mi N«V
22
3
43% Apr
17
Mar 14
109 V* Oct
6
47% Jun
25
15
25
35% Jan
17
Adams-Millis Corp
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
Admiral Corp ,-x—
—
^_1;
Aeroquip Corp
—
!
May 28
>18%Apr
18
Air
Control
84 y4 Mar 15
Air
Products
May 29
10% Jan
3
19% Nov 29
11% Jun
22 Va. Jan
4
21
14Mi Mar 9
86% Dec 12
20 % Jun
36% Apr
8% Sep 28
73% Nov 16
84
61% Nov 29
12% Jan
Jan
May 29
45 Ms May 29
3 % May 29
41 %
18
5 % Mar 24
3% Nov 24
32% Jan
10
41% NOV
3
20 V4 Aug
3
33
9
37% Dec 29
8
93
Dec
9M4 Sep
8
15 Ma Apr
53% Apr
Jan
3
50MTSep
4
7
40
Jan
6
89
25
3
2
70% Feb
19
4
Alco
Jan
2
Aldens
39
25
94% May 16
Jun
14
Jan
6
48 Ma Jan
2
19
6
41
Nov
24
39 Ma May 28
53% Apr
100% Jun
2
88 % Aug
94 Ma Jun
20% Sep
5
16 Ma
50 Ma Jan
3
66 M4 Aug
3
35 Ma Jun
12% Jun
27
16% Dec
21
12
52% Apr
13
34% May 29
3
Oct
11
Jan
44
81
98
NOV
6 Ma Jun
25
49 Ma Jun
25
84 Mi
May
81M2 May
3
10% Jun 25
29 Ma May
14
15
May 15
110
17
26
35 Ma Feb
25 Ma Oct
4
25 Mi Dec
Aug
81 Mt
56 M4 Nov
30
81 Mi-Mar 30
45
19 Ma Dec
20
26
28
19
37% Oct
11
3
119% Dec
23
98 v*
Jan
25
Jun
25
16 Ma Jun
22
May 29
18
7
84% Jun
25
May 11
20 Me Jun
15
2,7,% May 17
v
15% Jun
25
Jun
26
90
130
May 31
47%. Aug 10...
Sep 22
36 i-
5
11
17 Ma Jun
Mar 24
34
2
19% Oct
July
May 29
20
12
11
38% May 16
Jan
2
16% Sep
28
36 Ma Sep
24Ma Oct
3
21M2 Apr 25
25
26 Ma Oct
Jun
5
70% Nov 15
3
Aug 11
Oct
July
25
10% May 11
14% Sep 28
19
30
May 29
3
58% Sep
7
64 Mi Apr
5
?.5 Mi Jan
3
24 Va. Apr
4
51% Jun
Jan
4
Allied
17 Mi Feb
IS
44% Jan
9 Mi Feb
31
5
Allied
6
Allied
16% Feb
23
Jan
100 Mi Mar
4%
7
4.08%
Alpha
Portland
Alside
Inc
28 % Jan
Aluminium
__
4
68 Ma Mar 23
20% Feb
9
134 Mi Feb
15
Mar
31
Amer
65
Apr
25
18% Jan
4
Jun 25
53 Mi Apr
25
41
6%
39% Jun
Jan
36
61% Apr 17
-Nov 28
*
22% Jun 25
;
38Ms May 29
49
53
42% Jan
Jun
38 M4 July 5
41
Jun 27
5
7
70% Jan
25%Mayl2
29J/a Apr 21
50 Ma Jun
97 Ma Mar 28
19 Ms Jan
18% Feb
'
25
I&M2 May 29
21
May 29
31MaMay29
47% Feb W
|47% Feb 19
41% Mar 9
50% Mar 26
88
,
Jan
57% Jan
20 Ms Jan
3
77% Nov 20
52
Jun
25
3
477/s Dec
36
Jun
14
51% Jan
5
91% May 25
48
Apr 23
55% Jan
2
'72% Mar-21
58% Apr 24
13% Oct
4
23% Apr 28
8 Ms Jan
4
12% Apr
18
12% May 29
8Ma Jun 27
Dec
29
89% Sep
84
59MaJun
93
Jan
39% Sep 29
29% Jan 20
24
Jan
75 Ms Nov
Oct
2
Mar 20
3
40
6
25 Va Jun
25
14
45
25
Apr 26
17
Nov 21
13% Jan
6
20
3
28 Ma Nov
99% Jan
9
36 Ms Nov
30
Ma Oct
22
105
May 24
63% Apr 20
867s Feb 27
13
3
397s Dec
14
20% May 16
3
;
19% Feb
13
18 Mi Jun
247s Jan
5
28
101
Mar 20
19
May 28
7
79 Ma Sep
25% Jun
Sep
25
5
13% May 29
27
21 Mi Apr
3
ll'/s May 29
37
28
55 M4 Dec
8
33
Jan
19
49 Ma Aug 18
54
Jan
18
81
Mi Dec
4
29% Dec
29
46% Sep
13
41
Jan
12% Jan
62
3
3
139 Ya
25
Sep '28'
Dec 19
33 Ma Jan
3
Jun
2
17 Va Nov 21
-
146
May 28
247s Sep
5
48 M. May 29
13% Aug
8
27% Sep
10
12% May 29
May 17
142 Ma Jari
2
42% Mar 10
14 Ms Jun
27
50 Ma Mar
105
Jun
*0
100 Mi
177/s Aug 23
53
Apr 23
22
3
18
127 Ma Apr
27 Mi Jan
il
16
Jun
23
28% Jan
3
30 Ma Jan
11
3478 Jun
5
103 Ms Jan
3
1397s Dec
13
377s July 26
May 29
122
Jan
3
207/s Feb 27
297s May 29
32
Jan 17
Jan~~3
131 Ma
3
63
1
27
Nov~22
22 Mt
100
July 2
Ma Jun 25
May 29
4
25
Jun
May 23
25
Aug 10
Jan
19
29
10
27
27
Oct
26
29% Jan
25
Sep
18
28 Ma
13 Ms Nov 21
34 Ms Jan
4
227s Sep 22
19
May 11
51% Nov 27
27 Ms Jan
3
34 Mi May
5
27% Apr 17
58% Apr
3
38 Mi Dec 21
44
3
65
17 Ms
Sep 25
30 Ma Nov
33
Jan
1
Nov 20
33% Feb
2
00% Jan 13
37
Jan
17
21% Nov 15
May 22
44% May 22
45 Mi Apr
4
93 Ma Feb 16
48% Nov 17
26ViNov 30
Jun
25
41
May 29
17
Jun
10
May
July
23 Mi May
373/4 Sep
17 M4
8
2
25
28
26
1347s Feb 19
617s Mar 23
25 V* Mar 19
29
Jan
8
27 y8
Sep
5
26% July 16
24% Aug 21
15% Feb
54
15
Mar 30
3378 Mar 29
'2078 Jan
4
37% Jan
15
.
22 Ms
*15 Ms
197o
*100
20M4
81
28Ms
99%
-52%
86
59Ma
•
.
*86
•.
*88%
;16.%
*80
277s
100M4
993/4
46%
63%
1
.
•
/
•
31M4
44^%
19%
*.*36
37- -/
*85% <87
4-1%
42%
37Mi..' 37%
'
64%
64%
50%
51%
V
17%
8%
9
3,200
30,900
60M4
59Ma
59-%
12,900
.
.
.
.
..
,
:'r\
-
31%- 31 "Ms
43%- -44Mb
38% 38%
-46%-—46%
63%
64%
19%
19%
*23.Ma- 24-Mt
37'/ '.'37*85% -86 -
"
•■
'>
^
;
-
-
,
/r
^
'
-.41 Mr
-37Mt
64M»
:
-
-
50%17%
8%
38
64%
51%
18M4
9
■
:
-
31M2
32 Ma '
11,100
* ^43% >44Ma •' '19,900
38% .38%
^1,600
46%'
64.M4 •
19%
24M4
37
87
41%
37M4
64%
50%
18%
8%87a
46%
63%
19%
*23% ■-'■,.*36Mt'''
-*85%- ■
41%
: 37M*t
64%
50 Vb
18
-
.•
• 50Q
12,700
2,100
6°P
100
38,700
2,900
12,800
18,000
5,500
5,400
30%
32 Mi
49Ma
487s
497s
48 Ma
497s
] 1,300
34,100
22
227s
22 Ma
227s
19,500
30%
307s
22 Ma
21 Ma
22 Mi
15 Mt
*15 Ms
15 Mi
*15 Ms
15 Ml
15Mi
15 Mi
100
197a
197o
19 7i
19 7i
19 Ma
197s
2,200
193/4
*100
103
207s
207s
20 Mi
20%
82 Ma
82 Ma
*81 Ma
83 Ma
40
29 Ms
17,700
100 Mi
4,600
82Ma
*80Mi
82Ma
28Ma
28M2
29M4
99%
100
30
52,700
21 Mi
207s
217s
103
*100
103
*100
103
287b
100
28%
29 Ms
100
100
100
157s
153/i
157a
15%
157s
157s
157s
15%
24Ma
17
24Ma
17 Mi
247«
167s
*24 Ma
247a
*24%
247s
60C
167a
17 Ma
17 Ms
177s
109,200
10
38
387/s
38 Mi
387i
39
39 Ma
38
39 Ms
15,300
Nopar
26 Ms
27
26 Ma
27
56 Mi
56 Mi
55 Ma
56
16
157s
157/s
63,400
29 Ma
29
30 Ms
10,300
13 Ms
17,900
56
xl5Ms
16
American Potash & Chem—No par
American Rad & Std Sany com—,5
.'i, 7%
preferred —100
277s
127/a
Co
*145
Amer Research & Develop'mt Corp 1
Seating Co
10
Building Co—Nopar
1463/i
187o
14671
"
.
^
•
I8M2
273/s
267s
263/4
11
537s
107/a
527/a
148 Mi
147 y4
107/s
54
147Mi
527a
147
•
183/i
27
100
387s
28%
13Ms
103/4
American Ship
preferred—,,
283/s
127/8
,147
I8M2
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
American Snuff Co common—8Ma
22Ma
non-cumulative preferred-100
*127
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
30Mb
367s
337s
110
3OM2
common—6.25
—^——
100
128
American
Viscose Corp,
___25
American Water Works Co com—,5
6% preferred
25
5Ma %
preferred—
preferred
157s
157/0
277s
28 Mi
127s. 13
*i45 v 147
18
18Ma
"15%
•
28
preference
227a
128Ma
303/i
37
22%
128
29Ma
36 Ma
22%
128
"
13 Ma
146 3/i
177s
177a
.1774
2G%
267a
26%
267/s s 277s
267s
103/4 .103/4
53Mi
543/a
*103/i
337/s
147 3/4
147 Ma
30Ma
1283/i
129
37
Jan
4
Anaconda
Wire
37% Jan
4
36
Jun
27
497s Feb
9
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
$4
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
11
Jun
25
247» Feb
8
56 VB
55 Ma
21
27
*26%
27.
27
*26%
27 Mi
25%
*24
Nopar
.
15
25
*24
25
147/a
15Mi
15
24Mi
-
1,200
117s
117s
44%'
44%
3,400
400
23 Mi
227s
24
23%
8,900
16 Mi
15%
16 Mi
157s
16Mb
112,700
23%
23 Ms
24Mi
23
23 %
23%
'
24 Ms
11%
44%
23 Ms
UMa
23 Ms
100
~50
ll3/s
45
x23%
24 Ms
22,200
1,800
44 Ma
24
243/8
UMa
*44
227s
28
28
273/4
28
273/4
28
277/s
277a
277s
387s
39Mi
38Ma
39
38Ms
383/4
377/s
38 Mi
37%
38
,Nopar
__6.25
No par
26Ma
29
*S23/4
26Ma
297/a
96%
27.
27
" i27Mi
27%
29
293/4
Ma
297a
7,900
277s
.,50
Cable
470
21
27
.
6,500
56
21 Mi
25
23%
28
28 Ma July 25
91
Jun 27
129 Mi
130
55 Ma
21
*24
147s
223/4
Co
129 Mi
128 Ma
129
*26 Ma
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp,,1
Anaconda
39,700
27
25
Amsted Industries Inc
75,500
307s
27
24Ma
2
347s
111 Mi
307s
*26Ma
.11%- .11%
X44%
44M2
23Mi
23%
4
34%
llOMs
307s
*267a
*24
l
345/s
1117s
303/a
27
*24
shares
347s
110%
307a
30Ma
*26%"-27'
11%
44Ma
23%
Ampex Corp
34Mi
111%
34Mi
553/a
24Ma
40
377s
37
111
21 Ms
117s
44Ma
23Ma
128 Va
3,400
55
*24
23%
*126 Ma
9,800
*21
25
23%
Ma
30 Va
553/s
*26Ma
630
1,100
128
38 Ma
21 Ms
25
147 3/i
38 Ms
1283/4
27
147%
29%
547/a
27Mi
147 3/i
38 Ma
21 ya
*2672
1,200
20,100
29 Mi
207/a
*24
103/i
55 Mi
37 Ma
543/4
*27
25
107s
54 Ms
23
547s
—25
2,000
11;
287s
307/8
128
3,60C
29Mi
112 Ms
307/s
29
223/i
28s/s
34Mi
111 Ms
.
70
;
.:
54 Mi
"
54
147
;
' *126%. 128%
367s
34Ma
127s
*145
♦1267a
30Mi
111%
1,700
127/s
"
227t
6,100
146%
•
V
147 Vi
1,200
:,V 177s
207/a
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Ametek Inc___
Nopar
Apco Oil Corp—
v
487a
157s
28 Ma
13
&
,t
15 7i
37% Jan
May 16
26 Ma
22Ma
317o ' 33 Ma
15 Ms
endorsed
22V4
25
17 V*
Photocopy Equipm't Co-No
Inc
8,500
22%
487/s
par
AMP
16%
26 M4
32
26Mo
5%
20
3,100
38,900
.
27
*18
^
.
56
5%
1,000
3,800
7,600.
593/3
\
'-23% X23%\;:v,/;X:':Xov
24%
55 Ma
preferred
•:.•••
26 Ma
•
39 ♦
47%
64_M4
*46Ma
63%
19 M4
•
'19%
38
87%
42%.
37%
64%
52 Ma
18
9
30%
43%
38%
26Mi
6%
■
157a
Optical Co__
Tobacco
90%
2,500
22%
■
.16%
1.000
110,400
1-•"
31Ms
44%
39
25Ms
6%
>
14M4
14
60
x55Ma
7%
.
/.
53%
87
'.J 11%. UMa
*18
18Ma
21%
22
100Ma 103
24% ;25%
V
2574
American
37M>
7%
\ 7%
;
.
19Ma
38%
.
207i
81
37%
,
...
*88%
;
.
197i
277/p
,
,
25
167a
5278 Jan
95
90
,
38%
13%
8,700
700
18,000
13,800
10
2
29
23 Ma Jun
*88%
16%
19 Ms
.
-.24
30
46
,
900
t
Nopar
—1.66%
14
For footnotes, see page 23:
20Mi
com__l
American
42
37%
8
54 • •
87
11 Ma
14Ms
14
7% V
24M2
30%
45%
91 Ma
19%
,39Ma ,
13%
.
102 Ma
102
1.75
5
20
37%
7%
52%
*86
UMi
14 :
:
,
11% .11%
'60%
227a
44% Apr
123
*13Ma
7%
24
30%
46M4
89Ma
19%
39%
14
7%
24M2
30
45%
*88%
.
36
.
.
^
15 Ma
197a
3
5
7%
t,
,
*35 Mi
.,
V
46Mi
*15 Ms
2
7
v
65%
14%
46M4
1
3674 Apr
Sep
Apr
8
25%
30%
46 M4
88%
36
-.
I8M2
*18
18Ma
100
21%
22Ma
21Mb
21 Ma
5,500
101% 103%
101% 102%
19,700
•
•,-;.>
24% ' 24%
2.4%
25 :
14,600
18Ms
18M4
18Ms
18%
y
■
17Ma
18
17%
17%
29,700
*95
100
*95
•;:S'99-..,,:.icsn-*S5
99
:
97%
97%
■
■
100
'/ 21 Ms. 21 Ma
21M4
21% ;,. •
,'21.Ms .21% / ;..21
21%
,
,
6.000
24
-241;1-y.(t,■.•:24"-/-j24k-i.'u-/
;24M4
24%
.23% .'.24Mi-j. '* ; 1,300
*64Mi ' 65Ma M*64M4: -65-Ma ; !' " *64M4
65Ma
*64Ma; .65%
,
14% - 14%
: s 14% .14%
14%
14%/T
14%' 14%
6,800
'46%
47
46%
46%
46%
47
;
46Ma
47
3,200
18Ms
par
136 Mi Jan
22 Ma Aug
Jan
19 Ms Jan
91 Ma
14% -14%
*88% 90
;
16Ma
16%
:
26Ma
26%
/. 22%
22%
xl8Ma
18Ma
22
'22Mi
100Ma 101 Ma
24% 25
313/4
May 29
23
41
"?89%
86
87
'•"•59%
x48Mt
297s Jun 27
121 Mi
■
.
263%
227/a
49Ma
American Sugar Refining com
25
7%
preferred
—„25
American Tei & Tel Co—
33Ma
98 Ms
SI Ma
-
133% Apr 11
33 Va July 18
43 Mi Mar
*89%
57
25
30% May
91 Mi
55 Mi
Gas
18 Mi Jan
Apr 24
6,400
25
Natural
4
152
31 %
,1
American
Corp
54% Jan
7
31 Ma
247u
17 Ms
39%
287s
Motors
Amer
40% Feb
•
:
preferred—100
2
18 Ma Jan 17
65
May 4
-
8
52%
16%
31 Ma
com
8Ma
26Ma
22Ma
59%.
*64%
14y4
-
-
-
100
32 Vb Jan
a-/s May 29
487s July 18
>
1
Climax Inc
American
;
31%
*89%
11 Ma
14M4
90
16%
14Ms
*88
29 M4
111—
American News Co_„
267s Aug 14
Aug
Metal
convertible
American
9
119
Fdry
2
72 Mi May 18
146 Mi Nov 20
2
&
2
26 Mi Mar 21
Jan
Mach
Jan
152 Ma May 16
307s Mar 15
11%
483/4
preferred—:
73% Jan
46
50
2
par
Hosp Supply Corp.No
American Metal Products
American Meter Co,,
39
3
142
4M4%
183/s Mar 13
30 V4 Apr
*86
1
preferred
American
10
13
3
3.90%
31 Ma
86
12.50
Investment Co of
prior
American
2
Sep
Jan
136Ma Jan
5Mi%
Mar 19
Jau
L
American International Corp
American
2
86
54% Jan
16
American
22
42 Ma Jan
-
5
Arma Corp.
Shoe Co—No
American Hardware Corp
American Home Products
8
31%
37Ma
:8;
53
,
2
16% Nov 30
34
f
8
Jan
333/4 Feb
22% Jun
Apr
40 Ma Feb
79
May 29
13% May 29
Jun
97
13% Jan
3
Jun 25
35
28
24% Jan
Jan
31
20 Ms Jan
81
84
35MsJun 25
56% Nov 29
Sep 26
26
8
50
Feb
31 Mi
*36%
,7%
52Va
,
!
2,000
37%
8
53
American Broadcasting-Paramount ct./■v"1- v'"'Inc
X
L-'w;X."' ,30% 31Mi
3OM2
'American Can Co common:
,12.50 "
43%
44.Mi " \437/s
7% preferred
——25
39 Mi - 39% ' • X39 : • '
American. Chain & Cable—
No par
*45% 46Ma
46MaAmerican Chicle Co
-No par
61% 63 .1
62%
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3.
19%
20% ■ > X 19%
American Consumer Ind
No par
*
v 23%
23%
*23%
A,merican Crystal Sugar common_10
*36Ma
38
*36 Ma
4%% prior preferred
I
100
*86Ma
87 Ma *86%.
American Cyanamid Co
.—10
41...
.41%
.
41%
American Distilling Co—,—10
36%
3.7Ms
'*37%
American Electric Power Co—
10 '
1 C3%
64%
64%
American Enka Corp
1
5
49Ms
52%
51%
American Export Lines Inc
40c
18Ms
18Ms
17Ma
American & Foreign Power,,No par
8%
87/»>
87a
20% Mar 5
10% Jan 16
40
No par
Co
preferred
Bosch
17%
14%
37Ma
7%
51
4,000
•
17%
14 Mi
■
3%
17%
19%
.
3%
17%
38%
14%
52 Ma
3%
17%
377/,,
13%
•
.
17%
19%
' •:
53
3%
36
19Mi
*95
101
21 Mi
21%
23Ma
24
■
52%
-
.
36%
.
377/0
14Mi
37%
V- Theatres
2
24% Jan 17
34 M4 Feb 13
177s
31%
53;W.' V' >'!V:v.\
4,.
LKr
/.X
:
37/a
19%
17%
—1
common
Bakeries
American Brake
t'
4
30%
17V2
30M4
52
37%:
59
convertible preferred—100
American
:
41% Aug 29 i'
34% Jan
12,200
36
*18
American Bank Note common
4
52%
36
*35%
99% 101 Ma
25
'25
Airlines
American
4
3,300
11,000
20,700
Petroleum Corp
Nopar
Agricultural Chemical—Nopar
3Ma%
May 18
17
19
1
25%
65 Vi
37%
Nopar
America
24%
;
t
16%
18Ma
21% f-22%
M4 Jan
30
of
—
14 V4
21,900
7,600
62%
,12.50
Coxp
American
40
Co
—No par
—
Amerada
1
22
Limited
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace
23% Jan 23
114
Feb 16
10
10
i
Aluminum
19
Feb
34
100
Cement
2,700
13%
24 Ma
13 Ma
48%
17Ma
11 Ma 11%
14Ms
14%
*88
90
/
16%
16%
26%
27%
22M4-22%.
1
10
convertible preferred..
12
49% Mar 20
30% Jan
__
_
__
Supermarkets Inc—I
Mfg common
Allis-Chalmers
2,000
'
13 Ma
48
14%-
24
4,500
64
37Ma
8
52%
'
<
14
25
6,200
4,800
.
w
'
16%
86
No par
?'.vX
11
24%
13%
: 49%
68,
10%
25%.
48%
/'-V.;/
64
67%.
62 Ma
19
>>-'0
63%
.
800
17"a
37M4
;
■
64%
,
64
7%
25%
30
45%
88%
5
——
__
Allied
24Ma
26
30%
46%
89
1
13,100
16%
8
25Ma
30
X45%
*88%
5
13
62
8Ma
100
—
12%
63
52 %
3%
25M2
31M4
46
89
Corp
III—„5
Corp common—No par
preferred
_100
2
59%
51%
37a
13,600
13
10% .10%
14 Ma
24
23% ; 24
^
I®1/8
59%
51%
3%
36
17%
14
7%
25Ma
30m4
44%
*88Ma
9-
-
Mills
4
24%
1®!(?
58%.
50%
3%
35%
17%
30 Ma
' 59%
13 M4
49 Mi '
91Mi
Stores
4
14Ms
38 Ma
59 Ma
67%
■;
.13%
487/a
*89%
1
Corp
Allied Kid Co—
Allied
13%
....
38 Ma
25
*13%
.
39.
.67%
v
;'?■
Shares
.
59%
1
63%
67%
ai
the Week
Friday
Sept. 14
...
.
.
12%
,
.
25
25%
13%
49
91M2
Products
66% Feb
88
Jun
Inc
Chemical
24%
13%
48%
1
gtd
57
11%
*89%
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Industries
•
100
preferred
!
11% Jun
6
<
5
common
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
59 "t July 19
V'
11
38 Ma Jan
1
Inc
Allen
Jun
■
2
2
23 Ma Mar
23 Ma Sep
20
.
2
,
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
5
Aug
4
Ma Jan
4%%
12 Mi Mar 20
19
30
Inc
.
Corp
Products
,
-No par
Inc_
Industries
Gas
1
Chemicals—
&
10%
*
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 13
59Mi
V >
63%
63%
67%
^
-
*38 %
59% '
;13
-10%
;
«.
,
39
12%
-
:
24/a
I®,,
50c
Products
Reduction
J
22% Apr
12
7
A
Alabama
Dec
36
Air
7
4% Feb
40 Mi Mar 26
16 Ma Jan
55
—
19% Mar 15
25
5% May 29
4
4
35
Jun
90
11
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81% Mar
21% Jan
75% Feb
68
28
17
Apr
107 Mi NOV
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Dec 21.
7
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25
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.
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NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
52 Mi Jan
'■
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
'
STOCKS
,
Range for Previous
Lowest
1
21.80
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153/4 ' 16
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1,200
17,700
Volume
196
Number
6195
.
*
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1153)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
33 V2 Jan
3
39% Mar 29
Archer-Daniels-Midland
25
38% Feb
Arizona Public
43% Oct
23% Jun
79% Aug
37% Jan
3
53% Aug
43% Sep 10
32% Jun 25
Jan
4
11
_
74% Oct
47% Jun
25
85% July 28
82% Jan
2
46
'
3
30
May 22
13% Mar 16
19
20
24 %
Sep
20
Feb
4
Aug
2
12% Sep
16% Jun
36% Dec
9
Jan
July 18
13
20% Jun
28% Jun
5
22
1
% Sep
5
71% Mar 15
57% Feb
16
733A Apr
89 V4 Jun
47
Armco
23
Jan
12
16
15
33% Feb
26
Arvin
28% Feb
20
Ashland
40 ya Aug
8
105% Jan
2
110
July
3
82
Nov
21
55 %
Oct
23
20% Aug
9% Aug
9% Jan
3
10% Nov. 16
4
54
Aug 24
87% Feb 21
83
July 14
39% Dec
20
42% Jan
3
76
"
Jan
13% Jan
86% Feb
5
2
31% Jun 27
4
44% Jun
May
84% Oct 25
11
Nov
2
34'A May 29
60
30% Jun
29
81 y4 Jan
5
24
1
29 %
19
17 Ye Feb
2
Associates
5%
57% Feb
15
Atlantic
Refining
4%
9
15
18y» Jan
7
21
July 23
25
2
16% May 29
8
14
Jun
25
5
Atlas
23
Atlas
Aug 27
313/4 Jan
Corp
Oct
59% Dec
18
12 3/4 Jan
73/4 Mar 29
3
9
113/8 Nov
19 Vb
4% May 29
15
37 y8 Jun
9
10
26
May 29
lli/a Jun
Aug 15
25
273/4 Jan
20
41% Nov
15
271/a Jun
94% Jan
4
IO31/2 Dec
11
963/4 Jun 20
821/4 Jan
12
21'/a Dec
Avco
13
33'% Dec
Oil
Baltimore
19
33
27
48 3/a Feb
19
313/a Jun 27
48 3/4 Feb
20
8
21
10 3/4
60
Sep 12
Jun
25
853/4 Mar
11
27 Me Aug
8
143/4 Jun
421/4 Aug
7
59
Jan
25
37
Jan
3
351/4 Dec
27
:61% Aug 29
48 V2 July 10
31% Dec
13
353/4 Nov 21
33'% Apr
4
■
21
&
Barber
2
473/8 Jan
14
May 29
20% Jan
5
52% Apr
30
5%
23 3/a Jan
4
Basic
511% Jan
6
941/2 Jan
11
Bath
87
Jan
3
81
Jan
6
171/4 Apr
19
2
31
Oct
343/a Jan
11
26
Bayuk
52% Jan 29
25
71
96% Mar 28
101
20
Nov
27
Jun
25
1593/4 Dec
12
Dec
1
78% Sep
6
', 271/4 Jun
6
ll%~Jun
353/4 Feb
8
32
87
62 Ye Jun 14
31
46 %
20
4
Sep~25
Jun
Jun
Sep
2
29
16ys Apr
Jun
28
72
Jan
'
33% Jan
4
12
C 53
Nov
133
Dec
11
593% Sep
3
1% Jan
33% Jan
3
42% Dec
28
22 3/a Jan
22
Beech
15
35
26
Beech
5
7
•
1
B
v\.
493/8 Apr
148
Elec
9
Bell
& Gossett
4
Bell
753% Jan
31
Bendix
55 Vb Mar 15
32% Aug 17
24% Sep
42
Feb
20
12
47% Mar 15
30% Sep
6
1403/4 July 24
16% Jun 15
17
May 15
Best
1521/4 Apr 24
271/4 Mar 14
433A Jan
Bestwall
3
23% Dec
84
Aug 18
71% Apr 18
453% Apr 10
793/4 Jan
3
87
Apr
9
40% Jun
25
64
Mar 19
Jun
25
39% Jan
2
26
26% Feb
7
Bliss
26
3
28
1138% July
3
59% Dec
25
Mar 13
11% Aug 15
28
12
May 29
213/8 Aug 24
573/a Sep
301% Dec
35 y8 May 29
7
26
21
12
23
26
3% Dec
12
73/a Dec
27
14
48 3/a Jan
3
84% May 24
Borman Food
2% July
9
41/4 Jun 28
4% Feb
6
93/4 Jan
22
5%
Edison
25
11% Feb
7
8% Mar 13
Briggs
673/4 Nov
1
49% Jun
26
673/4 Aug 23
Briggs
&
Sep
14
32% Sep
15
993/4 Feb
13
4
87% Feb
23
May 29
43% Apr
23
21
831/2 Jan
30y4 Jan
11
45
Dec
10
112
30
13
Apr
109
Jun
27
68
Jan
30
97% Oct
70
Jun
26
44
Jan
17
74y8 Mar
35
Jan
5
59
Dec
3
25
May
106% Jan
'
133/4 Jan
;
Apr 25
99% Feb 26
21
52% Jan
2
22
61% Jan
25
12 Vb May 29
213/a Feb
14
9 % May 29
15% Feb
19 3/s Aug
45 % Jun
24
171/4 Jan
80% Oct
31
85 3/4 Jun
79 % Jun
30% Jun
25
41% Feb
21
8 3/a Jun
25
18% Mar
8
\
Jan
3
48% Sep
11% Jan
3
193/8 May 17
29
31
67
14
84
8 ;
Jan
4
26
613/4 Jan
29
143/4 Dec
29
9% Jun
25
153/8 Jan
2
3
243/a Nov
28
183/a Jun
25
25% Mar 29
73% Jan
3
821% Sep
29
80
Jan
18
86% Apr
-
Nov
29
221/4 May 10
44
Jun
9
&
92
89%
22%
22%
22
19%
20
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.
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21%
20 %
201/z
1,300
20 3/a
20 3/4
20
20
1,700
33%
33%
323/4
33
33
32%
33
11
113/a
113/a
77%
77%
77%
771/8
15%
15
46
151/a
45
•
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45%
15
45
443/4
45%
24%
23%
24%
24
15
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44 Vs
44%
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24%
45%
14%
♦45
15
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52
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99%
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100%
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32
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17%
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16%
13%
13%
13%
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24
23%
253/4
24%
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13"%
133/8
,
78%
14 Vb
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32
13%
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13%
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22
102%
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141/B
333/4
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313/4
13%
13%
133/a
13%
13
321/8
131/4
*163/4
17%
171/4
17%
17%
171/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
25
245/s
253/8
24%
25
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
523/4
533/8
51%
523/4
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46%
46%
46%
52%
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51 %
463/4
51%
113
46%
*501/2
113%
1%
13/„
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33%
33%
*33%
26 Vb
26 %
26
31 Vb
30%
30%
31%
*143%
144%
19%
19%
143
19%
20
85%
85%
*85%
48%
48%
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27
27%
27%
23%
x22%
23%
26
86
114
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1%
1%
Co
51%
52%
14,500
46%
10,000
*50%
114
52%
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1%
100
114
1%
800
1%
33%
33
24%
251/4
243/4
25
30%
30%
30%
9,800
33
25%
31%
303/4
144
19%
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144
144%
19%
144
144
195/8
195/a
86%
700
193/4
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86
48
50%
49%
501/4
50
50
27
273/a
27
27
27
27
22%
23%
23 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
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41
20%
40%
41%
42
21
23
23
700
8,700
93,600
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19%
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86
48%
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23
23
10
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,
2,300
2,500
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12
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11%
12%
14,100
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423/4
42%
2,700
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215/8
411/2
401/4
31
30
20%
20%
41%
20%
r 40Vb
41%
403/4
41%
403/4
30%
17%
30%
30 V*
30%
303/a
30%
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17%
17%
1.25
23 %
23%
x23
23
47
48%
48
49
17%
1,300
1,600
23,400
46
52
303/4
12%
Inc
6,400
3,300
24%
40%
40
4,300
9%
33%
50c
20%
39%
9
34
No par
5
6,500
333/4
321/4
533/8
113
141/a
313/4
523/4
53
4,700
78%
14
*32%-
32
46%
143
*77
143/a
333/4
9%
113
34,400
991/2
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53%
46%
30
22%
IOI1/2
22
1021/4
9%
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5,100
98"%
31%
33%
Corp
22%
1,900
521/a
98%
100
221/4
1,300
37%
51%
<
11,500
45
37
38
511/4
1,400
25
443/4
■
24
245/a
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513/4
33%
113
2.50
233/4
251/8
38
78%
523/4
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233/4
s
511/4
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1,900
45
1%
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1,300
243/4
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153/a
433/4
235/a
33%
5
15%
433/4
♦371/4
1013/4
100
15%
24
22
6,500
44
36%
22
1,800
145/a
45
15%
52
22
77%
v
43
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,
2,000
15
25%
16%
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133/4
45
100
800
113/g
77%
14%
45%
90
443/4
45
13%
8
773/4
141/a
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243/a
31%
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773/4
151/4
461%
443/4
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1
77%
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9
;
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v.
343/4
38
22%
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52
100
98%
:■
100
,
21%
2,700
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41,500
31
1,000
17%
173/8
171/a
17%
17%
173/a
2,700
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23 %
»225/8
231/4
223/4
231/a
1,100
49
491/4
49
495%
49
49%
5,700
38ya
373/4
38%
37%
38%
41,100
82
81%
81%
811/4
811/4
60
5
37%
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1
12%
12%
12 %
12%
123/a
123/4
121/4
125/a
12%
32%
33 %,
123/4
33
33 %
10,200
33
333/8
32%
331/2
33
33%
6,600
37%
82
3%
37%
38
375/8
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82
*81 %
3%
5%
25%
26V*
:■'*9%
9Vb
3%
5%
No par
*5%
26
.
9%
3%
3%
*3%
5%
5%
5%
*51/2
53/4
*5%
53/4
200
26%
26%
26%
261%
263/4
3,300
9%
9%
91/4
2]71/4
'9%
273/4
9%
5,800
45/8
2,900
9%
*3%
91/4
3%
'
*3%
4%
4%
64%
64%
64
64%
64
64%
*641/2
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 3/a
1
75%
76%
75%
77%
77%
78
753/4
100
85%
86
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87
*841%
3.50
3
common
;
'
10
34%
347/a
100
*110%
111%
15
78 %
80
No par
19%
52 %
19%
52%
common
series
A
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie
Co
No par
4%
,'*84%
34Vb
4%
87
34 y8
*111
111%
79 %
79%
19%
*52 %
20%
53
4%
34
111%
*783/4
20%
*52%
4%
..
45%
34%
33%
111%
793/4
111%
*791%
43/4
45/8
33/8
400
65
65
65%
32 3/a
32
323/4
1,900
77%
75
76%
11,300
87
*84%
34
•
111%
333/4
111%
80
*79%
1,500
87
20
34
3,800
111%
80
20%
19%
201/4
193/4
20%
53
523/4
53
53%
53%
120
500
112,500
500
15Vb
15%
15%
15%
153/a
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
8,500
12%
127/8
12%
12%
123/4
12%
125/a
123/4
123/4
12%
16,800
No par
83%
*82%
*31 Vs
*823/4
85
31%
31%
*31%
10%
49%
83%
31%
10%
85
1
10
10%
103/fl
5
5
common
preferred—
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
Bulova
*21%
3
preferred
Bullock's
21%
2 pesos
Brown Shoe Co Inc
Brunswick Corp
$5
*211/2
34'%
99%
100
Co
Corp
preferred—
Brooklyn Union Gas
Co
90
*34
52
40c
3%%
Budd
*88%
*32%
32%
;.
270
90
x103/4
44%
37%
1
1951
1021/2
*88%
21%
11%
44 %
1
common
*101%
90
21%
33
*24
6
common
14%
32%;
•■-'>11%
15
1
common
343/4
13%
32%
11%
*15
100
Corp
20
*88%
13%
3z%
IO21/2
32%
*45%
1
Corp
*34
22%
32%
*102
53/a
*11%
.
10
pfd
343/4
90%
13%
77%
,
1
Inc
193/4
32%
103
53/8
32%
1
1
Sons
Stratton
Bristol-Myers
Mar 15
163/4 Jan
(E J)
5.50%
xl02%
92
10
When issued
116
Oct
12
'
4,600
x32%
.
100
Manufacturing
48
86% Mar 14
;
100
2.50
4% Jun
103% Nov
"...
5%
6,000
Braniff Airways Inc
15
11
»v
5%-:-'
100
Jun
>78% Jan
53,400
10
11
10
241/a
15,100
Co
14% May 15
32
54,500
100
3
601/2 Jun
235/a
23
143/4
common
3
3
23%
241/a
13%
Stores Inc.
Jan
3
25,000
23%
231/8
313/4 ; 32%
102% 1033/b
Club
6
Jan
135/8
231/4
24%
33
102%
Co
8 3/4 Jan
64% Jan
233/4
23
32%
preferred
Brach
233/8
23%
*101 %
Boston & Maine RR common.No
par
6
233/a
22%
1
10
71/4 Jun 25
28% Aug
131/a
22%
com__No par
B_
100
Brass
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
22% Jan
100
233/a
2,800
Bond Stores Inc_
Borden
2,300
23%
7.50
5
1,800
17
24
10,400
5
&
15%
16%
133/4
53/8
No par
Aluminum
2
253A Sep
131%
131/4
When issued
Bohn
10V8 July 24
May 18
13%
43%
Boeing Co
Boston
13%
...
5%
Laughlin Inc
(E W) Co
Brooks Inc
5
34% July 12
24%
13%
15%
*23%
163/4
*23%
13
10
34% May 29
J an 15
79
6 3/a Mar 22
;
Mfg
Jan
291/8 May 29
163/8
23%
42 3/a
Bobbie
2
17%
23%
13%
Co
Book-of-the-M'onth
Oct
26
Decker
151/4
16%
23%
80
42%—
No par
Corp
28% Mar 12 i
801/2 Oct
*15 y8
15%
16
1
70
49 Vb Dec
151/8
27,300
13%
50
25
3
11,900
2%
13%
No par
Co
25
76% Aug 31
213/a Dec 19
16%
2%
13%
5:;.
19% Jun
35
16%
2%
133/8
1
413/a Jun
791/4 Nov
84
163/4
2%
13
Corp.
2
7
3
7
84
16 %
2 S/8
53/8
Corp
27
19% Jan
8
841%
16%
2%
13
&
Bliss
2
2
221/4 Aug 27
56% Feb
1
371/4 Apr
213/a Jan
&
84
163/8
41%
Co
13
553/8 Feb
Jan
29
Black
-
70
6,300
28,600
5%
2.50
171/a Sep
233/a Aug
361/4 Apr
5
Jan
18% May
53% Jan
26
513/a
13 %
Blaw-Knox Co
21% Jun
31% Sep
223% .Jan
29
50%
42 %
Inc
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Inc
4% % pfd series of
6
37
42
7%
3
37
50%
13%
1
.
1
Savers
Steel
38
49%
13%
Inc
Jan
18% Jan
1'">•
—100
Gypsum
Bethlehem
37
,85
89
5%
preferred
Consolidated Inc
Co
4,400
*87
13%
conv
&
11,700
89
42%
preferred
Benguet
5
50%
28,900
103/a
413/4
5%
Corp.
$4.50
38
49
213/4
10%
41%
133/4
100
Intercontinental
5%
37%
21%
103/a
:
13
common
Beneficial Finance
*87
3,000
42
IO1/4
413/a
89
591/8
41%
Bell & Howell Co—
54% May 28
1281/4 Mar 23
213/4
103/a
413/4
110
59
13%'
Belding-Heminway
Jan
6
*
.-
50
26
21%
21%
591%
16,600
13
RR
191/4 Feb
59 y8
5,200
40y4
107%
41%.,
Inc__
223/4 Feb
241/4
40
107%
41
Inc_
Petroleum
15
24
401%
1073/4
500
18,200
22 V2
10
Life
*23
181/4
29
1
Instruments
Beech-Nut
15
23%
,
16%
2%
181/4
273/4
24 y4
40
10%
30
18%
107%
41
*84
1,700
13
*
59%
*87
89
303/4
28 Ma
24
108%
21%
400
30 Mi
*12%
9
Co
Inc
Belco
1% Feb
,
41%
8,300
8,000
851/a
22%
y/^y.
50
121/8 Jan
26
'V
15
14 3/8
13 V4
l
Corp
Corp—_
71
22% Jan
>•
stamped
Creek
14
2
22
103/s
38 y8
61%
13
27
401/4
373/4
593/4
85%
31%
*18»/a
5
1,900
601/2
*12%
/
Shares
I,,
,
i-',
Ohio
41
35% Jan
14%
5c
Inc_—
23/B
15 %
*23
—i
_
(A S) 43/4%
Aircraft Corp
12% Feb
15
..16%
2%
*15
of Amer_2.50
Co
Corp
343/4 Aug 20
16% Jun
8
25
*87
16%
2%
No par
Shoe
501% Jan
11/8 Jan
483/4 Mar 13
13
Apr
49% July 16
1
Sep
Beck
25
108 i/a Jun
19
39'/8 July
'16%,
No par
Lomb
Beckman
2
14
34% Jun
22
IVb Jan
39
'
•
20
_—
preferred
Beaunit Corp
483/4 Jun 25
16
3
1403/4 Sep
1
1
*
4%%
29% Mar 21
95
41
84
Laboratories
7 i/a Jun
31
48% Jan
2
May 21
1523/4 Jan
10%
84
&
Cigars
19% Jun
5
119% Nov
Jan
,21%
41%
*84
(James B.) Distilling Co
2
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
19
1
141/4 May 29
121/4 May 29
69% May 25
103/4 Dec
58
x41
,
Beam
Feb
121/2 Aug
141/2 Jan
!'
85
preference
Corp..
Works Corp
;
&
Baxter
61
27
•25
17M2 Mar 14
,
40
*1073/8
59
59
100
Aroostook
Iron
Bausch
441/4 Jun
Nov~27
82 3/a
22%
103/B
403/b
108 y4
49%
Products
25
100y4 May 15
~
213A
10%
583/4
37%
convertible
181/2 May 29
Feb
40
*107%
59
49%
Basic Inc common—:
38 V2 Jun
30
40%
107%
37%
Wilcox
Oil
29% Jun
Nov
59
241/4
583/a
38 3/s
31
26%
23%
40
non-cumulative preferred_100
Preferred stamped-,—100
19
22 % Jun
133/4 Sep
43
v
25 3/a
24
preferred
'**.•••"
T)
&
Bangor
8
213/4 Dec
3
4%
Baltimore
9
22% Feb
293/4 May 18
70 y8 Mar 17
Jun
253/8
23%
107y4
4%
18
243/4
24
49 %
common
Gas
Common
Jan
253/8
Sept. 14
861/4
60
*85%
18 y8
48 V2
preferred series
preferred series C
25
9
1
19
18'/a
''
123/4
18%
10
4%%
303/a Jan
943% Mar
123/4
18%
373/4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
85 % Jan
333/8 Feb
13
183/4
37 V2
Tools
191/2 May 29
17
Jun 14
62% Jan
9
183/4 Feb
Baker
5
63
15
133/a Mar
52% Sep
153/a Jan
Mar 20
&
19
4
60%
31 Vb
233A
>.
V
86%
31
-
No par
i
(B
17
Jan
*12%
60
86
31
25
1
10
com__4%
RR
Canteen
'•'<
•
Babcock
191/a Apr 19
37% Mar 28
IO41/2 Mar
13
x37%
86%
89
Electronics
Babbitt
9
47% Jan
26
33 % Dec
27
31
88 y2
Corp
Avnet
81% Mar 12
17
*18 y8
lo
prior pref ($1.20)
Automatic
303/a Mar 29
581% Feb
31
*12 V2
Industries™
Nichols
47
22
60
*85%
2.50
Co
preferred-.
Conv
91% Nov
233/4 Nov 22
59%
86%
5
common
v'
3
10
59%
31
common
B
Chemical
Austin
•>t•
43/4 Jan
36% Jan
26,800
"
2
28% Feb
443/4
100
Line
series
5%
Feb
44%
59 %
preferred
$3.75
2
25 % May
12% Jun
3
10,900
45%
38
*85ya
preferred
Electric
Coast
15 %
12% Jun
City
Atlantic
25% Feb
443/4
38%
l
Co
non-cumulative
22
17
45
38%
__.
Investment
433/s Jan
25
441/2
281/4
2.50
Inc
6
29
373/4
28 y8
'
Atlantic
4
87 Mi Apr
*37%
281/4
45 %
Refining——
913/8 Apr
3
373/4
28
373/4
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_lo
10% May 14
49% Jan
Jun
May 10
May-12
27% Aug
68% May
16
Jun
45% Mar 29
3
27% Jan
2
12
27% Sep
13% Jan
2
371/4
28 3/a
43%
Associated Dry Goods
Corp com_50c
5.25% 1st preferred
100
22
Vb Jan
80
14
27
21% Feb
25
45% July 10
110% Jun
HVaJan
5
4% Feb
14% Apr
2*/2 Nov 30
10
6
48% Feb
3
21% Oct
July 25
&
37%
27%
38%
Arnold Constable Corp
Aro
Corp
:
Oil
37
28 Mi
371/2
1
233/a Apr
the Week
373/4
43"%
No par
_
18
7
35% Jan
;
Friday
28
283/s
43y4
common..
$3.75 preferred
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 13
373/4
28
Armstrong Rubber Co
Industries
Sept. 12
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 11
5
12
53VWan
7
2.50
Co__—
Armstrong Cork Co
7
Mar 22
Co
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Sept. 10
38
38%
10
25
102% Feb
29
&
Service
Corp
19% May 29
19
3
Steel
Armour
*
21% Jan
No par
25
3
Jan
Monday
Par
Jun
8
50
LOW AND
STOCK
33
3 7 Mi Sep
78% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
43% Apr
67% Jan
30
NEW
Highest
Inc
Watch
5
Co
49%
49%
50
*82 3/4
85
Inc
85
100
31%
313/4
31%
31%
800
10%
101/8
I01/2
10%
10%
3,000
493/4
493/4
49%
50
49%
49%
H
11
10%
11
10%
10%
IO1/2
103/4
l
com
*823/4
313/4
10%
5
Inc
Burlington Industries
4%
preferred
v
20
207/a
20%
20%
20%
21%
21 %
215/8
85%
85%
2,300
10%
1
10%
4,600
21%
22%
67,000
100
*85%
87
85%
85%
*851/2
86%
68
Feb
2
70% Mar 28
70
9
73
Apr
30
3%%
preferred
100
*71%
73
*71 %
73
*71%
73
*711/2
73
85%
*71%
85 %
Apr
81
Jan
26
86
Apr
19
84
Jan
23
91
May 15
4%%
second
100
90%
91
*89%
91
*891/2
91
*89%
91
23
Jan
26
37
Apr
27
113/4 Jun
27
15
14%
145/a
14%
14%
143/4
143/4
27% Jan
3
44% Dec
19
1,100
35%
35%
35%
36 %
355%
36 %
35%
35%
19% July 21
26% Oct
16
22,200
18%
18%
19%
19%
19%
28
2,100
11
10%
♦10%
191/4
103/4
191/4
Feb
18%
10%
183/4
13
32% May 29
17% May 29
9% Jun 15
90
14%
35%
10%
105/a
10%
10%
500
11
11%
11
11%
10%
11
23,000
21 A May 29
283/a
28%
28%
28%
28
28%
10,000
8'/a Jan
5
8% Jun
27
Sep
18
36% Oct
31
4 % Jan
3
8% Nov
30
13% Jan
3
22 % Jun
6
11% Apr
4
18% Jan
12
77% Jan
12
Nov
30
21% Jan
4
83 % Jan
131
25
4
10% Jun
76
For
3
00
4
6
51% Dec
>
26
May 28
28% Apr
18
48% Feb
27% May 22
20% Sep
19% May 29
footnotes,
see page
Burndy Corp
Burroughs Corp
1
53% Mar 26
5
89
14%
35%
24
Bush
1
18%
__3%
*10%
24% Jan
Jan
5
26
16% Mar 12
13% May 21
1
iun I*
10
Terminal Co
Byers Co (A M)
2
7% Jan
3
l
Packing Corp.
Callahan Mining Corp
18% Feb
8
Calumet
California
,£ow8 ^ly
52% Jan
12
26
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp
15
3
Canadian Pacific
23.
*
10%
10%
10%
28%
28%
283/4
5%
5%
Ry
5%
12
113/4
113A
11%
11%
11
11%
4,000
15%
153/4
14%
15%
15
15 Vb
15 Vb
15%
13,100
95%
95%
95
953/4
94%
95 %
94 %
94%
8,700
223/4
23%
23 y8
4,700
12
11%
1
15%
15%
96
common!—L66%
„
No par
.100
No par
25
23
*88%
*48%
*9
20%
6,700
5%
11%
,
53/4
300
5%
5%
95
5%
150
73
5%
1
1.80
Canadian Breweries Ltd
16
10%
28%
5
Ind—
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
Mar 9
Jan
Hecla
;
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
122% Mar 27
27% Feb
&
14%
2.50
California Financial Corp.
32% Jan
92% May 24
®
21% Jan
^ar
90% Jun
43% July 27
25
May 29
•
preference
53/4
23 %
x23 %
23%
23%
23%
89%
*87%
89%
*87 3/8
89%
*88
50%
*48%
50%
*48%
50 %
♦48%
9%
8%
83/4
83/4
83/4
♦8%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
223A
89 %
*88
89 y4
50%
*48%
50%
9
20%
8%
8%
2,100
20%
20%
6,800
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1154)
14
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
43% Dec
60
20
26% Jan
3
102% Oct
6
91 y4 Jan
43% Jan
3
62% Nov
3
:
32 Ve Jan
3
49
40% Jan
10
47 % Apr
Jan
36% Nov
6% Dec
2Va Nov
30% Feb
89
Jan
May 23
6
20
Jun
129
3472 Dec
28
10
19
7374 Dec
5
22% Jan
3
28 % Jun
5
3
3474 Jun
5
6
50
18% Jan
Mar
38
3
Jan
24
Sep
7
8
137% May
87% May
9
3
2074 Mar
4
92
24
'
267/a Feb
38
Jan
237a Jan
21
77%,Apr
Aug 23
2
n?
Jun 25
-."52% Mar 30
July
5
10172 May 28
May 29
30 V2 Jun
25
Jan
4
333/8 Mar 16
9
23% Nov
9
14 7a May 29
8
443/4 May 17
20
5
17
79 72 Dec
3
2072 Jan
33/4 Jan
4072 Sep
27
5 7a Jun
Mar 17
3174 Jun
874 Nov
4
28
57
95
Nov
28
30
50%
Apr
4
21% Jan
32 74 Jun
4
2
35
Jan
31:
May 29
3874 Feb
10
Jun
21
98 3/4 Apr
17
'
2972 May 29
41% Feb. 16
May 29
293/4 Feb
8
4
277a Mar 20
19 7a May 29
31% Apr
3
30% Jun
9
157* Jun 25
25% Feb:
3
ll3/a Nov
28
10 7e Jan
2
Jan
32
Dec
64
437a Oct
3
July 19
91
45
60
Jan
Che.metron
4
Jan
H37
:
523/4 May 23
May 29
14% Sep
18
6 y2. Jun
24
18
147a Jun
217a Feb
31
Mar 30
ii% Sep
28 y2 Jun
14
27% Feb
29
36% Feb
15
8%;Jun
25
17% Feb
8
5072 Jun
25
64% Feb
20
14
323/4 Aug 10
13 3/8 Jan
373/4 May 26
;
3
20
2
Jan
4-
25
22% Feb
36% Feb.
*
Class A
{■.5%
Chic
3874 Mar 21
217a May 28
3174 Jan
Jan
3
277a Oct
16 3/4 Sep
12
263A Feb
Chic
4.7
26
19
22
353/4 May
2
12
Mar 20
23
217a Jan
253/4 Sep
12:7
313/4 Apr
25
41% Mar
533/4 Nov
10
13
11
21.
3
9074 Dec
5
7
103 7a Dec
11
3772 Jan
3
Dec
21
44
27
Dec
4
32
May 17
; 51
20
19
,497a Sep
26
207a Feb
13
413/4 Nov
Oct
32 7a Apr
6
27
63% Feb
23
.
,
3
Jan
457a Nov
Apr
27
May 29
14
Feb
City Stores. Co__
4.
1
30% Jan
4.
4874 Jan
2
15
53
Jun
26
7074 Apr
27
9672 Jan
3
101 y2 Feb
2
Mar 21
58 7a, Jan
3
26
2
33 7a Feb
35 7a Jun
July
25
57
317a May 29
134 7a Jan
3
6
Jan
28
47
Apr
43
'Cluett
143
July
3
17
70
Jun
5
20
593/B Dec
4
323/4 May 29
55
,
81% May
1
34
Sep 11
30
May 29
103% Jan
273/a Jan
12
Jan
3
15
75% Jan
287/e Dec
*
20
197a May 29
19
7%
preferred
'
I
24
50% Mar 17
1872 Jun
27
3
237a May 17
87a Jun
25
173/4 .Jan
3
49% Nov
X
38%, Sep
6
4874 Jan
8
19
Radio
572%
&
15
20%
20,800
/ 18
183/a
32,700
18
18%
11,200
18,500
18
18%
1874
6
*
34
18 V*
34
26 3/8
*323/4
263/4
547a Feb
28
3172 Oct
3
42% Apr
3
30
Oct
10
353A Aug 18
5
787a Nov 29
11
767* Nov
2374 Jan
13
357a May 26
417a Jun
16
553/4 Dec
21% Jan
9
397a Oct
12
44 7a Dec
27
50% Oct
14
9
Jun
69
12
Jan
60% Jan
21% Jan
Sep
Jun
41
Columbia
437/a Mar 21
8
f
T
May 29
25
-Jan
31
17
,
313/a Feb
16
34
55 7a Jan
52,500
25s/a
18 3/a
67a
6%
67a
6 3/a
323/4
32%
33
475/a 7;,
46%
.
u
•••
4974
307a
83/4
11
18%.
117a
2972
■20
24
..i6 y8
117a :
ll3/a
15,400
18%
19%
187/a
19
12,400
:24%:
243/4
163/a
24% /
l7-7a :
29
29%
*20
2072
2474
;
2974
12%
133/a
13
1'37*
46
907a
( «89
*103
^
3374 .337*
% 38% : :39%
: /5072,' 51%
.
par
1043/4
22
.4674
89.
ri
453/*
4574
103
/
3374
3372
383/4
38 3/8
51.;.; ii 52 %
-1
"
105
».
24%.
1174
1172
26 3/4
27
.;
'353/4
353/4
637a
63
997*
*
-
36
36
1427a
39 7a
393/4
b 79.".,
"337*
/
;
25 7a
V 9 7a
*37
/:
-
-;
100
System_2.50'.
'
10'.'""
5
>
5
377a
257a
25%
:
111 % Apr
157a Jun
35
23
Aug
3
3
15% Mar 22
25
375/a Mar 23
May 29
,
25
77a Jun
3
25
11% Jan
4
15% Feb
7
1055A Apr
5
Apr"7
51% Nov
8 7i May 29
3
13
Jun 25
6574 May 28
•
.
30
.
5.25%
7
20% Jan
5
31
Dec
11
60% Jan
3
67y2Oct
9
29% Jan
4
4574 Nov
103
•
CongQleum-Nairh
Consol
May 29
1063/4 May 17
•
Jan
65% Jun
21% July
«
Jan
3
7772 Jan
?.
,
7% Jan
:.
3
2
»
39
Jan
2
>
3
'
;.3
For
58
.Mar
May
4874 Dec
74% Nov
/
46
63
100
May 21
20
9774 Jan
2
103
May 25
9
897a Jan
3
177» Jun
25
13
96
,
Aug 15
;
101
Jan
3
5% May 29
25
1'6 Ya Jun
21
47 7» May 29
i
28
I
8% Jun
25
43 % May 29
.35 Ye May 29
see page
23.
12
9
Container Corp of
*
19
13
Continental
72% Feb
;
$5
16'
t
;
.
Feb .19
56 7* Jan
2
Continental
:
114
85/a
13'
83^
,9
,
common—
;
•
*
427«
7674
763/4
IO43/4
105
1073/4 .108
108
Continental Insurance^.
-
1
Continental Steel Corp
.
1
o£ Delaware
. .
:
V.-
193/4
17,000
433/4
4474
14,600
113
83/4!
12%
3874:
197*
»
24%:
,
113
8% ;
12%
.
9
974
1,500
3,200
■;
42%
43%
767a:
757a
76 3/a'
10574
1057a'
10574
108 3/a.
108 3/4
1087a
i,
.
9,700
13,600
10574
-.
2,900
'.
4,800
*
10374
303/4
30 7a
30 3/4
30
305/a
295/8
303/4
28%
28
28 7e
283/8
28%
28%
283/4
2574
253/4
257a
25 7a
,257a
255/a
25 7a
25%.
56%
567a
56 5%
567a
567a
5674
567a
7,200
36
36 72
36
367a
36
367a
7,000
3772
377/a
35
•
:
5,900
■
567a
•
1083/4
,3572
r
37%
37%
96 5/8
975/a
96 5/8
97%
997a
*983/4
997a
*98 74
95
*93 7a
95
*93 7a
95
20 5/8
1,100
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22
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,
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10
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1974 Mar 29
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13
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,
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2574
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6
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51
14
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19
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preferred series B
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203/a
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147a
205/a
183/4
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287a
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257a
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,
3,
41% Jan
;
287a
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20
5,500
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283/8
15,700
297*
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lb
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1—No par
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38 3/4
28%
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29
r
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10,900
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387a
28
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-
227a
383/8
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Coca-Cola
2
July 19
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2,100
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29 74
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47
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6
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3374
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{14%
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19
Oct
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12
109 U- Nov
•
5
Dec
Jan
preferred
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Cleveland
643/4 May 23
377a Apr 17
6
777a Jun
14
7243/4
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•
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407/a
213/a
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5,000
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47
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;
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1
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18
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140
4
4
387a Jan
26
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72
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7174 July 10
10
77 3A Jan
133
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100
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233/4
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100
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8
27
36% Mar
1
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247a
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733A Nov
5
66 7e Jan
-
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5
237a. Jun
101
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.,
497a Mar 21
517a Mar 20
Sep
407a Jan
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,
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27%
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pfd
non-cum
112 7a Feb
Jun
10
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41%
147*
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18
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A
26
Jun
20
26
series
Cincinnati
7
16
597a Feb
;
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10
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5
27
prefjerred__—
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17
15% Apr 14
413/4 Mar 30
,117a July 27
32
,Jun
,
40
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
507a Mar 19
52 % Feb
-
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35%
56
46 3/8 *, 47
27/8
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2,200
5,800
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4872
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27%
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2
105 7a Apr
25
7a'May 29
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337*
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Chicago Yellow Cab_
:
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21
913/4 Feb
2
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28
13
10072
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62 y* Feb
47
58 V2
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Jan
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1017a Jan
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,
87 7a
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12
Mar 26
29
363/4 May 29
10
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May 28
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3 -.7
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20 3/4 May 15
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l
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-
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2.
Jan
22
••
13272
,86y*
..
*14%
21%
.18%
.18%
6
32%
1.25
Corp.
Milw St
5%
;
8
15
-
1
—^
Chicago Great Western Ry com
;
7
25
20
27% Dec
47
12 72
•
:
43
25
-■
555/8 .; 56
'
:
42 3/4
.
the Week
k>
Sept. 14
,
,
137
'•
,
33%,
2174
16 V2
283/8
287>
-47%' ;47%
*953/8
99. /
223/a
2272
373/4
38
-
.
26
83/4 Jun
27.
Feb
13 5/a Jan
25"*
165/a Jun
12
267* Oct
38
-37".
2372 Jan
-
62
7
133/4 Jan
:
18% Feb 27
Feb 27
3
Feb
62
Sep
c
283%
-
54 > -54
•
1015/e
*12972
\
"*70.72
.
19
3
*
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
._5
; Chesapeake
& Ohio Ry. common—25
iv 372 % convertible .preferred
100 1
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
2
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par-
11
157a July 31
774 Jan
i
23/e
3,57a 7 3572
24
- 24
•
'15%
15%
*47
4872
No par
Chemway Corp
-
Mar 29
98
Aug 28
5->f
Co_,
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
;
11
88
18
May 16;
103
22
327a May 29
44 7a. May 28
13
673/4 Jan
8
Jun
37%
48 74
46 3/8
5%
*217a
7
257*; 25 y4
-
—
„
7
Jan
5
Sugar
Checker Motors Corp
167a Jan
20 3/4 Jan
7; 7%
48
ll]:; Friday f;
,
'
257s
101
-'■■y
V
28%
c 53 Vi
*101^
86
•
16%
1 '3972
Champion Papers Inc com—No par
$4.50 preferred
;._No par
Champion Spark. Plug Co
1%
•
21
15
-1"
20
Corp.—.
Chadbpurn Gotham, Inc—-—-1
Chain Belt Co—•—10
9i% Apr
4
49% Feb 16
26
86
Century Industries Co—___—No,par
.Cerro Corp
51
Certain-teed Products Corp——1 >
Cessna Aircraft C®_———.—1
•
4
6074 Jan
25
Instruments
Central Soya Co
2
Jan
33
91
39% Oct 24
9
38 3/8 Oct
90
19
24
4
Jan
263/4 Jan
26
23% Apr
27
Aug 17
167a Jun 25
4674 May 31
Mar 24
31
Jun
•
3372 Mar 27
233/4 May 29
93/4 Jan
Apr
46% Apr
25
30 78 Nov
^
»
v
v
«
1272
'
29 72
363/4
■
i,*u33%7 34 \
*129V2- 13272
preferred series A_100
-5%. -preferred series B—;——100 '
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Central Illinois Light com^_.Nopar
472% preferred
-100
Central Illinois Pub Service—No par
Central &. South West Corp
2.50
5-
363/4 Jan
2572 May 28
Nov~22
574'-.:
.2%
-
Ceatral Foundry
1,
Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
2
Feb
49
20
35
473/4
24
4874
53
;
•' 34 %
101
367/8
4874
■■
b *21 -y,,:/[./21%%
34%
35% f;
100
preferred—J—:
conv
Central Aguirre
93
Dec
v
2%
101ft
Corp of Amer com—No par
2nd
4%%
Cenco
23
8
54
33%;
100
L10
Celo.tex Corp common
;
5%
preferred———:
2
3974 Nov 28
.
-
Mar 13
68
7%
;
,
423/a'Fpb .28
17 '
38
.46%
363/8
,
43
25
-
-
14
68
20
Ceco
Celanese
Mar 22
'
21
Jun
preferred called
Steel Products, Corp
b^-28%3 28%
7.
4672
47 V
2%,.
par
4.2 0 %
\
i;:
/b &%b: ,0-i/t
53 ;J) V,53 ;:-b
7
preferred———;
Tractor, common_No
-
42%
v
5874
29
b'
293/4
"
100 3/4
56
•
28%
46%.
;
293/s
12% "
100 3/4
.5674
4874
_1
Inc_
•'<•;:>■
25 74
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. IS
/
423/4
1272
v
i
36%
;
28%
2nd'
Caterpillar
10
Jan
*
44
Jun
44
387s Nov
275/8 Jan
29
2874 May 29
213% Sep 14
1472 May 29
July 12
757s Oct
7
Mar
69
26
6%%
22
102% Aug
36%
*48
Corp—.j—-—1
General
(J I): Co common——4———:_1
preferred—i-——100
7%
4
1674 Jun
15
193/4 July 21
Jan
162 '2 Oct
17
Jun
79
10
3
247s Jan
857* Apr
42% Jan
25
124 % Jan / 5
Jan
3% Jan; 4
Aug
'
Case
Jan-; 3
70
28% Jun 25
28
3
71% Jan
2
26
July 17.
7
94
31
32% Oct
40% Aug 15
3
115% Jan
29 % Jun
97
11
Jan
2$% Dec 29
22
July
2 % Jun
417a Aug 29
1
9%
4% May 29
44
&
Products
Carter
Mar 12
77
25
29%,,, 29%
4 % %:■<;
Carriers
56% J •>.'.>'■56-V
PRICES
•
25 74
-
26 7b
SALE
;
42 7a
.123/4
-*10074 M01 /
101
HIGH
Monday, September 17, 1962
.
Sept. 12
.
\12%
./
AND
Wednesday
i
Sept. 11
41%
42 74
25
12%
56%
v;
,
25 Y*
'v
*100%
Corp common ———J-'-lO
preferred
—__50
Carrier
8
15
41 % Jun
25 7*
Power .&
'.Tuesday
:Viv
41%
1274
.
Lightai-i—No par
Carpenter Steel Co
,—__—2
5
7 2
3
•
44% Feb
48% Jun
36 % Jan
Monday
Sept. 10
.
40
.
Carolina Clinchfieki vte Ohio Ry_100
30
3
v
5
Cor
(Philip) Mfg Co——10
Corp —,——.—No par
Carolina
45% Mar 14
29
4
Par
•
Carlisle
8
28
Mar 20
5
101% Mar
'
63% Apr
45% Jan
90% May 31
6
8
277a July 26
:
9
13V4 Apr
22
Oct 25
62
Oct
.
LOW
STOCK
YORK
:;1 exchange V. -;
;S"
r.
Carey
11
25
/ 3072 May
May 19
74
Jan
NEW
-
■
Carborundum
157a Mar 30
96
24
1
323/4 Jan
13
26% Jun
28
3
46% Feb
22
Jun
.
45% Jun
52 Vt Mar 30
27
Jun
9
'
12
13
39% Jan
;
27
56
6
16% Jun
Mar 18
38% Jun
Mar 13
36
f
.:
•
25
5
aaay
74
'
4
11% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
7 ' Lowest
Highest
Highest
Lowest
,
.
555/a
,
54%
10%
103%
50%
50%
50 34
38%
39%
;
50%
-v;
397*
40 '1
55%
54
10%
53%
543/4
10%
10 7a
49%
50s/a
39
397a.
547a
18,700
10%
„
10%
8,300
49%
38 !
507a
14.900
3872
2,100
'
v
.
•
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>*>£v i'\i WxvV^SPtyirtf VUMV.';
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Volume
u.
Number
196
6195
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1155)
15
NEWIYORK STOCK .EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
*
•■'<■.<:
Year 1961
v.;
r
Lowest
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
-
,
i
,
NEW YORK
■
Highest
•
24% Jan
37% Jun
6
20% May 29
34% Feb
30% Jan
4Q% May 31
34% Mar 19
15"% Feb
43
7% Jan
15% Dec
18
23% Jun 25
9% May 29
27% Jan
49% Jun
15
19
•'
13% Jan
26% Oct
26
22% May 24
42% May 31
Jun
25
27% Jun
88
Jan
194% Apr
4
Nov
40
16
89
5
5
Jan
93% Sep
21
92% Jan
18% Jun
6
3% Jan
5
46% Jan
11
70% Aug 31
40% Sep
72% Jan
18
78
Nov
24
76% Jan
22
24% Apr
11
12% Jun
25
23% Dec
20
'
Apr
29% Apr
5
14%
14%
14%
15
5
Corn
31%
31%
31
Sep
11
4
12
77% Jun
26
14
1
45% Nov
20
41
14
44% Nov
24
48% Dec
12
38% Sep
4
37% Aug
51 %
19
50% Mar 10
134
Dec
=
67
Dec'
89% Jan
6
95% Jun
17 Va Jan
3
26%
90 'A
3
Jan
Jun
91
13
8
May 37.
109 % May 25
Aug
23% Apr
International
3%%
V
5%
=
25
Corp
convertible
preferred
25
Crompton & Knowles Corp—No par
Crowell-Collier Publishing
_i
14% Feb
36% Nov
29% Dec
54 % Jan
30
20
7
6
27
19% Jan
4
22
10
May
$2
3
A
May
82
8% Jun
5%%
14
49 % July 20
7
33 % Jan.
/
4%%
35
Mar 13
;
14% Feb
:-W $4
19
16
No par V
Z
Sugar:
♦48
prior preferred—-—
Class A
.
Mar 20
Cutler-Hammer Inc
*11%
15%
151%
95
X13
7%
-7
49
11%
*48
;
11%
26%
25%
8%
* 8%
8%
26 %.
26 V4
*25%
*9%
10 %
*9%
10%
19% 7
18%
19i/4
34-
l
34-
53
10
...
27
*33%
53%
23%
233/4
24%
25
1071/4
-•
s,
: 7:
1
34
53%
53%
423/8
95
*94%
15%
951/4
18%
*13
133/3
77,7V:
7s/s
•
183/4
11%
83/a
7
200
19
3,100
48
100
2.600
7 ,;
400
11 Va
11%
600
25%
261%
8O0
8%
7
9
13,900
27%
271/2
,10%
10 »/4
200
18,400
-
*10
12.300
7%
■
26%
;
100
151/2
133/8
8%
7:7777; *253/4
4.700
18.700
951/4
75/8
*47%
25%
7% 7 9,700
1.100
3R%
43I/4
*13i/8
'7
48%
25%
IO53/4
951/4
151/8
*94
75/8
■V;:77.V; 11%
77;777
19
34%
••r
53 %
433/4
15%
1,200
3.300.
17.500
48
:•<•%
*933/4
7
10%
18%
*47i/4
421%
1
27
*10
.
34
53 %
*25%
>
IO31/2
49
"18%
81/2
2.000
231%
223/4
'
:
5,100
143/4
;
■
7.'
26
2.200
83
143/4
38 %
1.500
309
77
47%
48%
11%
*11%
26%
:
,
.
443/a
*813/4
14% 7
,7
6%
6%
44
83
20
.
4%
253/a
7 7777:7'
13
7%-a :7%
63/4
]
24%
-:,7; ,;i.7
7:4;:
18% >7
18%
13
*14%
44%
95
A 95
18%
-
,
.1
l
15"%
95
7%
14% 7:
250
94
21%
24
'
*48"
91
*93%
.21 %
24%
:.V7:
94%
8%
8%
par
__
43%
*94%
*12%
48%
11%^
27 >'7,
*26"%-
-
—No par
—:
42%
94 7%
19%
*89
94
38 %
431/4
18%
7
91
21%
*471/4
41%
Xl5%
18.800
24%
41%
*94%
•
-
32,700
23%
A
49
41%
1.2C0
51%
1701/z
1041/4
V
7.900
.
49%
14%
105%
*48
7
5 590
'
313/a
"77777
24%
48
31
7.7.7
24%
24%
2.090
,
168%
63/4
'
15
2.700
497/u
*81%
1
3.500
1733/4
433/4
7
<.
77; A
■'7.7
24i/4
24%
>
42
7% 7
7-
7
14%
*24
103 %
x95
7%
■'
-100
14%
v
25 %
47%
18%"'
13 % 7
*13
:_Aj5
-'Hi 7,;,.
7.7
Shares
••■
23
15
313/4
*89
*93%
,
23
.7.
15
,v/7 21%
*14%
77.
6%
25%
41%
15%
7 18%
10
*
common
'
-7,
7
7,:
83
104%
95% 7
*95
■-
14%
23%
.170
,
,
102
.7:
'
94%
15%
10o
preferred--—
42
7.
21%
43%
*81%
24V4
9%
49%
' ;•■>
7
14%
42
■
•v"
94
14%
83
v'
891/2
,
,6%
42 -•
24%
=
47%
42
*94%
America__12.50
preferred
—_—No par-
#:$1.60.prior- preferred,.——_No
Curtiss-Wright common-.
35% /iUg 21
78
of
47%
41%
v
v
%
25 Vb
7
25
V
6%
14%
102% 7
41V4
<
-
Cuhed Press Inc^—-—-I-———<._5 Cunningham Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Curtis Publishing; common.:
:_1
*
2
20 % Aug
,
Co
convertible
S;Corp——
Cuban-American
-
No par
No par- '
•.
Cudahy- Packing Co
i
.13% Feb 20
27
31 % May 29
4'-
July
22
25
14% Jun
Mar 16:
37
Jun
;
Corp common_i_5
14%
*23%
24%
24%
100%
>
41
24
-
24%
),
2.50
common
$4.20 preferred—;
Crucible Steel
12% Feb '13
12
5% Jun
20
Seal
pref' called——-
conv
C T
19
70% Jan 29
&
$2 preferred
19
15% Jan
t-
Cork
Crown: Zellerbach
19% Aug 23
16% Jan
9
9% May 29
25 % Sep
16% May 16
Dec
3
A
5
2
*
15% Jan
30% Jan
7
1
25
30
59% Jan
107% Feb
May 29
Jun
Crown
21% Mar 29
6% May 29
46
2
=
21%
*81%
15%
24
»
*93%
6%
7 '
83
15
49%
x89 %
14% *
41%
"81%
<
__i ■••
com
;
93/4
9%
31%
172%
93%
24
24%
22%
77;" /
*
491/8
.21%
233/,
24%
25
77;14%
XI68 %
91
6%
41
100
■_*
Petroleum
7
15
6%
7
32
93%
21%
*14%
49%
170%
15
21%
94
"21%
1
49%
*89
23%
31%
th; Week
Sent. 14
9%
14%
Friday
24%
•7,./;.
10
22%
„
165%
,
91
*93%
1
1
165% '
'
*89
;_i
Corp-
preferred
Crescent
Mar 13
97
27
11%
May 19
19
;■
./
25
13% Aug 21
73%
31% Mar 29
8 % Jan
3
62% Feb
!
49%'
163:
100
1947
—
—
Crane Co common
1
46 % Aug
48
Stp
25
86% Jun
18
3
5
r -
$4% Jan
11
of
Corp^.
Coty
12
5
100
ser
Inc
2
129% Jan
7
12% Jun
12
14% Jun
15 Va Aug 23
11% Sep
3%% preferred
Cosden Petroleum
8
common—
—i—
32
48%
*•
—
July 25
9% Jan
Works
preferred
32'
50c
^
Coty
42 Vb Mar 19
25
Jun
3 % %
27% Aug 24
>
Co_—
Products Co
Corning Glass
27
19% Feo
28
39% Feb
Feb
82% May
20% Aug 13
42% Jan
-
Steel
24%
9%
Copperweld
68% Jan
;
24%
t
Sept. 18
23%
24
23%
10
221/z
7% Mar
6
22% Jun
13
25%
22%
4% May 29
17
24%
X10
22%
21% Mar 12
■■
17
15% Dec
9 %
10
23%
'
Sales far
Thursday
Sept. 12
23%
22%
6
96
Apr 12
24% Jan
4.
28
13% July
25%
10
23%
•
1
90
5
29% May 9
22% May 11
30
23%
24%
5
III
Wednesday
Sept. 11
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
i
■194% Mar 19
27
Jan
88
23
SALE PRICES
1
Tuesday
60% Mar 28
May 28
105% Jun
.
Monday
Sept. 10 s':
*"
43% Mar,21
25
3
,18% Jan
13
63% Nov, 28
~
Corp_,
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
4
"
45% May
3
145% Sep 26
83 % Jan
5
5
Cooper-Bessemer
LOW AND HIGH
"
Par
of America"
Controls Co
16
»
23% Mar
;12% Jun 25
,
5
Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
10%
300
18%
18%
343/a
341/4
34'/2
54%
:777
18%
343/8
:7:
19
54%
54
541/2
5,600
36%
2,400
7
1.000
D
32
Jan 73:
85% Jun - 7
12 3/8 Jan
3
12 Vb Nov
-1
22
Jun
30
463/4 Nov
33% Jun
8'
15% Mar 27
20-
Mar
313/s Nov
•
25
86% Jan
27
Nov
89
5
11
.
May 29
9% Jun
7
25
20% May 29
14
45
Jan
90
2
Dana
Mar 13
15% Feb
16
803/4 Oct
23
77% July 27
84
76% Feb
9
81
Nov
15
78% Aug
79% Jan
4
83
Feb
13
81% Aug 30
84% May
1
86% Mar 15
32
3
47 % May
34 % May 28
51% Apr
Aug
48 %
4 '
2
Feb
21
Preferred
&
Light
37 Va
37%
90
90
12%
12 %
13%
12%
12%
13 Va
12%
12%
7
12%
26%
123/4
12%
13 V*
common
series
A
100
B
100
series
C
Records
Inc__
Aug 18
62% May 23
42 % May 29
57% Feb
20
12 % Jun
27
19% Jan
22
Delaware
&
38% Jun
26
553/a Feb
15
Delaware
Power
&
47 % Sep
7
Lines
Mar~27
37
•16 % Jan
223/8 Oct
,77/a Jan
21 Vb Jun
29% Feb
15 % Jun
11
15
25
22% Jan
14 % Mar 20
7Vb May 29
15
673/4 Nov
143/4 Jan
10':
r
45 % May 29
8
21-
52 % Dec
29
40 % May 29
53% Jan
2
-12% Jan
27% Jun
12
13
Sep
27 Va Jan
22
20% Mar 17
11
May 29
173/a Feb
29% J an
12
May 29
23% Mar 26
14% Oct
19
17% July 24
26 3/8 Jan
5
7.31% Jan
3
46% Apr
19
29
21
133/a Jan
10
23% May
-
Mar
8
26
6.7;
473% Nov
Dec
Jun
22
18 3/a Jan
Jun
22
343/4 Jan, 10
38% May 29
9
'15% Nov
20
12 :
.27
Jun
13
15
12 % Jun
29
4
22
21% Jan
3
May 29
20% Feb
6
15
28% Nov 29
22% Mar 29
39%
39
39
39%
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44%
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44%
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16
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46
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3,800
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46%
46
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54 3/a
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17% Jan
152 % July 18
5
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8
Jan
19
10% Jun
22
3
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20
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3
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110
90 % Dec
34
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27
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5
11;
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16
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114
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8
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3
42 3/4 Jun
8
39
Jan
5
44
15
473/4 Apr
6
44
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2
48
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Mar 27
27
42 3/4 Jan
12
47
49
Nov
22
45% Jan
19
49 %
42% Mar 28
45% Feb
28
433/4 Jan
2
48 % Jun
44
Jan
46 % Dec
20
45
Feb
7
48 %
19
Jan
4
19
32% Nov 24
17% May 29
4.10%
13
293/4 Feb
5
213/8 Oct
24
29% Jan
3
81 % Jan
3
16% Jan
3
97% Sep
25
96
11
Jan
303/a Jan
3
59 Va Jan
Feb
27
23
Eastern
Air
54% Dec
3l3/4 May 29
553/a Feb
16
Eastern
Gas
893/4 May 24
-253% May 17
1193/4 Apr
99
12
4
19
43/4 Oct
24
11% Jun
27
85
25
Jun
May 28
40 3/a Mar 23
52
Jun
25
88% Jan
89
Jan
18
94
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9
3
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22
May 29
28% Mar 16
Oct
2
95
Feb
20
99
Jun
25
26
Jun
27
35 % Apr
6
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25
63
5
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95
36%
Apr 21
673/4 Apr
34% Sep
12
6
22% Jun
27
7% Apr 11
653/4 Mar 22
; 43/8 Jun
25
41
Jun
25
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8
Jun
25
30% Jan
19
18% Jun
27
23 % Jun
22
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333/8 Jan
30
6% Jan
2
56% Feb
16
16
Products
4%%
Stop
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&
Mus
26% Jan
26
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42
13
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__
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15 3/a Mar 16
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49
Dec
12
35% Jun
25
49 % Mar 30
Empire
35% Jan
10
14% Jun
28
23% Jan
Endicott Johnson
Dec
22
793/4 Mar 16
55
21
59
18 %
July 24
373% Jan
26
33/4 Dec
29
18% Dec
16 3/4 Jun
33% May
483/a Nov
5
8
73/4 May 29
Jun
18% May 29
1
47 % Jan
26
2% May 29
4% Jan
3
21 % Jan
9
32 3/4 Jan
19
12
Jan
23
57
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2
20
12
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25
11
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27
8 % Jun
27
59
22% Jan
3
45% Apr
18
35
4
453/a Dec
5
141% Dec
26% Feb
34% May 29
23% Apr
Jan
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63/4 Mar 22
15
30
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533/8 Sep 29
153/4 July 28
Oct
68
2
18
Jun
25
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25
61
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14
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4%
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2
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9
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24
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4
12
Jun
15
213/4 Feb
7
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Morse
3
4
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8% Feb
14
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28% Apr
88% Oct
Whitney Corp
4
27
17
Jun
26
23 Vs Mar 12
31
Jun
14
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Jan
6
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8
5% May 29
11% Feb
30
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10
19% May 29
32% Jan
2
11
52 % Nov
28
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523/4 Feb
21
Jan
Jan
4
25% Dec
29
35
253/4 Dec
21
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9
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453/s May 17
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1
6
28
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20
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29
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1
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25
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8
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14
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see page 23.
28
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107
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11
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15
29
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28
30
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27
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7
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19
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7. Apr 24
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22
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22
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10
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98
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12
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18
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2
13
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18
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10
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41
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13
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23
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22
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13
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13
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5
19
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17
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63
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29
27
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56
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26
27
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55
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3
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17
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10
60
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82
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253/4 Jan
2
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17,200
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25
18 3/8 Jan
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15
82
39%
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12
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28
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Preferred
;
15% July 18
.413/4 Jan 11
.
———l
•
50c
Dayco Corp.
Dayton Power
2
76% Jan
common—
preferred series A
River Mills Inc
:
Dan
18 3/a Mar 12
29 Va Jan
Corp
33%%
7
*50%
-,
■
8 3/8
23
19
543/4
8%
23
5,100
19
600
57
69,800
8%
28,800
23 %
11,300
50%
*50%
50 %
32 %
32 Va
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
24%
24
1.800
24%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
23%
16
16%
16%
16%
2,400
15%
16
153/4
16
73/4
7%
73/4
4.600
*7%
8
1%
8
GOO
7%
.
15%
*7%
163/fe
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16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1156)
>
.
Monday, September 17, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
"V-V
Range for Previous
"
•
Range Since
Year 1961
\;'
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
•
STOCKS
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
■
STOCK
YORK
■■y.'-J'
■
17 Va Jan
3
25 Va May
16
15
Sep
14
23% Feb
5
Fedders
Jan
3
397/a Nov
10
31
Jun
25
42% Mar 15
Federal
19% May 10
7
Jun
26
14% Feb
2
Federal Pacific Electric Co com.—1
15% Jun
27
22% Feb
7
23
common__5
4.60% preferred
^
25
Federated
Dept Stores
1.25
Fenestra Inc
;
10]
Ferro Corp
1
Fiberboarc Paper Products—No par
27'
12% Dec 29
42% Oct
3
33% Jan
321/8 Aug
13
24
May 10
54% Jan
27
37% Jun
59 % Nov
22
2
181/4 Jan
20
427/a July 26
55% Dec
4
3IV4 Jun
25
2
15% Mar 16
23% Oct 24
34% Mar 21
18 Va Jun
20
1
10% Nov
12
14
May 29
35% Apr
-
11
22% May 29
35 % Mar 15
24
51
25 '
Jun
Dec
5
164% NOV
33% Jan
9
511/4 NOV
20
29% Sep
4
69
Nov
24
25'/4 Jun
4
49% Sep
75% Dec
4
49% Jan
82
Dec
29
41% Jan
4
8
26% Mar 16
1
87
104
6". Jan 24
3% Jun
25
50
34% May
8
Mar
Feb
13
3
Jan
25
25
82% Feb
8
30% Mar
1
Fluor
87% Mar 12
40% Jan
2
22
93% Sep
11
89% Jun
1
89
Jan
24% Aug 25
33% July 26
13% May 29
5
12% Jan 12
27
11
5
May
34% Aug 28
11
.
May 29
29% Jan
divid
15% Nov
July 31
12 '.
14% Jan
13
20% Mar 29
Foote
45 % Aug 23
Ford
14% Jan
Foremost
Jun
25
43% Oct
19
24% Jun
25
61% Dec 26
87
25
26% Aug 14
14% Jan
5
27
Dec 26
18
28
26i/4 Jun
357/s Nov
9
31% Jan
24
Jan
19
Jun
27
29% Jan
Jan
2
17% May 29
27% Feb
15
84
19% May
8
14% Jan
2
41% Nov 27
30% Jun
25
25% Apr 11
46% May 22
86
56
Jan
V.
30J/a
36%'
95
*92
Sulphur
9,900
18%
18%
27%
777/a
30 Va
311/2
36%
V-
37
15%
18%
19%
27%
1,600
761/4
78
30%
31%
'361/4
36%
821/4
<
501/4
15%
15
15V4
15%
15%
38%
61%
16%
16
65
65%
32%
3,100
3,900
,'/>
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.
'
*82%
83%
*92
94
39
38
4
62 Va
16 »/4
48,800'
15%
95
39V8
62
31,900
50%
82%
/~
16%
24,100
'
'
*92
1:i:"
'
:
160
80
200
3%
4
38%
3%
4,100
38V4
38%
37%
38%
601/2
15%
?
61%
60%
621/4
15%
14%
k'65
15%
9,400
"
11,600
9,300
64%
66%,
65 Va
66%
33%
32%
33'A
33
33%
33
331/4
X23
23%
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
X93%
33%
23%
93 V2
93%
*93%
*93%
951/2
*931/2
94%
10
17Va
4,600
17
17%
13%
11 1/8
25%
11
11 Va
42%
44'/a
8%
8%
25%
17%
14
17
'
*13%
111/4
10%
11'%
43%
44%
X8%
:
66%
14,100
4,300
/
15,700
'
*131/4
11V4
>
95%
17%
13%
*11
8%
;
17%
17
14
*131/4
IIV4
11
11%
10%
10%
10%
44Va
43%
44
8%
8%
81/2
2,100
10%
43%
*
160
14
6,900
83,900
8%
19,700
25%
33 V4
32%
33
"32%
32Va
34%
12%
20%
34
34%
34Va
34i/8
12 %
12%
121/4
12%
12%
12%
.,12 Va
121/4
20 J/4
4,200
20%
20
20% ■'
20'/a
20%
20%
20%
27%
21%
1
26
33
33 %
12 %
20Va
27%
22%
27%
19,900
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
21%
22%
21%
22%
22
221/4
21%
221/4
83 J/2
82
82
*82
83%
*82
100
,
3,800
27%
*•
*38%
■
95'-4
11%
10
preferred
22%
15%
*3%
H%
11%
42 Va
8%
-33 %c
Frueliauf Trailer Co common
22V2
271/2
.
/
'
? 83%
171/4
1
Co
22%
15%
V,
13%
1
Corp
1,600'*
3,100
22i/4
39
..
16,200
13'/4
35%
16
*82
.
41%
13 Va
35%
51
61 %■
62%
16%
66%
40%
I.31/4
36 Va
50%
V' *381/2
38%'..39
41%
131/4
76'A
:
15%
82
2,800
•,
'V-«-
,
15%
82
2,000
23 %
79%
29%
;
,
15%
'
34%
23
'v;'...-'''.
16
*38%
39
4 rf\
4
34%
23%
411/4
50%
*92
.
34%
35%
15%
39
4
38%
100
33%
;
50%
K'^15%
16%
*23
37% /f
51
,
10
Corp
271/2
77%
V
36
2
Inc
Inc
4%
4
' 34
H1^
H%
42 V*
8%
50c
Friden
77%
30V4
27 '/a
6,200
*16%
"
50
83
94
; .' *92%
•
Shares
16%
357/a
,22%
22%
.18%., ,18%
the Week
Friday
Sept. 14
*16%
.
.
"13%
,163/4
Co
Freeport
78% May 29
67% Oct
Feb 13
.
V;
16'
33Va
23%
•'
7%
41%
131/8
35J/2
:
'
23%
*13%
Corp
Franklin Stores
12
25
'
1
Dairies
Foxboro
3
74%
29%
>■
34%
50%
93
*38%
4
38%
61%
16%
65%
2.50
Foster-Wheeler
19% Jan
22%
*
41J/4
13%
;.t< vi8% ...i8%
:
27%x 27%
27% "
*81%
41%
35%
22
18%
-
*23
10
Co
1
Fram
41%
35%
73%'-'75
15
preferred
Co
8
Jun
20
25
Mineral
Motor
11
14
18%
33%
23%
",13%
_
v
22%
26%
1
series of '51
33 %'
2
Feb
45% Feb
311/4 Aug 23
Nov
2
3
19
12 % Sep
pfd
42% Apr
67
28% May 29
3
1
Apr
35% Jun
50% Nov 27
73
Apr
.4
22
-V
*23
16
Inc
Mart
25
8
35%/ 35%
•
10
convertible
4%
10 % Sep
21
34 J/2
Markets Inc common—1
Food Giant
Food
3
34 J/8
15%
issued
-.When
10% Jun
30
29% Mar 22 ;
16%
No par
2.50
10
,
'FM.C:Corp„,iw^.—
36% Jun 26
16% Nov
18
17% Oct
Ltd
Corp
$4.20
8
*16%
'
30%
Food Fair Stores Inc common
3
21% Jan
'16%
No par
Co—25
Florida Power & Light Co
13
May 29
*16 V2
2.50
28 'A Jun
13% Jun
21% May 29
16%
34%
23
42
13%
a_
No par
preferred—100
Florida Power Corp
58
16%
33%
22%
41
13%
f
1
pfd—
Railway
48% Jun
May 31;
7%
—5
5
32% Sep
13% Jan
Coast
Florida
48
11
East
5
6% Feb
47
B
5,600
7 J/2
8
29%
34%
49%
15%
Inc..—
2nd
conv
$2.25
7%
7%
1
2nd
$4.50
7%
7%
No par
common.
preferred
conv A
$4
Mar 16
Co
3,500
'8
15%
36
Inc
Moore
&
Flintkote
.
46
93% Nov 17
3
Flschbach
35%
15%
35%
Charter Financial Corp_No par
National
Stores
:
...No par
15
May 19
867/s Nov
Jan~~3
Jan
207/s May
26
58% Jan 17
16% Jan
4
85
First
35 % Jun
July 14
36% Jan 10 '
59% Jan
2
May 19
51% May 19
4
31%
721/2 Jan
&
351/2
15%
36 %
Rubber
Federation
Tire
15V4
36
15%
36
1 <
Financial
First
15
36
15%
36
10
Corp
Firestone
2
Aug 14
89
114/
Filtrol
Sept. IS
151/4
15%
15%
,
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 12
36
7%
A
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc_
50 % Jan
10
80% Aug
8
86% Mar
Nov 28
95
22
Jan
48% Mar 21
pfd series
2nd
conv
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 11
—5
-
7
15% Sep
34% May 22
2
142
5%%
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
—1
Corp
Mogul Bower Bearings
Federal Paper Board Co
10
25
May 29
12
22% Nov
6
31"% Feb 15
241/2 Mar 14
28% Jan
126
15% Aug 22
10% May 29
23 % Jun
26% Aug
•
2
531/2 Feb
34% Feb
*
7
44% Feb
9
July 11
22 %
23% July 27
Aug 30
21
17
24V4 Jan
5
Dec
10
LOW AND
Monday
Sept. 10
.
Par
EXCHANGE
*82
83%
.
25%
26
26
26%
26V4
30
331/2
29%
30%
*34
•
341/4
34
34
26%
4,000
6,700
1,100
"
*82
4,600
...
;
18,100
83
20
G
3
12'A Jan
221/4 Jan 27
40 V2 Sep
Mar 13
57
1
46% Mar
33
56% Mar 17
25
35% Jun
3
241/2 Jan
9
291/2 July
17% Jan
4
26% Dec
6
29
10% Jan
6
14V4 Dec
1
32V2 Nov
18% Jun
Feb
21
27% Jan
26% Jan
14% Jan
4
32 Va Feb
Gar
2
16
16
23% Jun
July 28
94% Jan
pec
7
29% Jan
24
15
52% Jun
25
5% Jun
26
26
8
..
102
May
Skogmo
Garrett
10
17% May 29
10% Jun 27
10% Mar 3
26 tf: .140 J Jan 19
13 "Va Nov 22
4
22% Feb 27
15
Oct 30
44% Feb 27
34% Jan 31
Gamble
2
14
94% Nov
Sep 25
75
May 26
5% Dec 19
Co
Amer
Transportation
General Baking
Jun
28
90
Apr
23
18
Jun
15
11% Jan
2
General
10% Jun
26
20 Va Jan
9
General Bronze
33
28
83
12% Oct
27
8
27
42% Mar 15
84
May 22
46 % Mar 20
Co
3,200
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
48V2
48
483/4
5,300
27/«
*2%
3
48%
3/.:;
27/a
2%
2%
19%
19%
19%
*18 V2
19Va
*181/4
19%
*181/2
19 Va
19
19
19
19
19
193/8
191/4
19%
2,400
11%
11 Va
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,600
25%
25
25%
251/4
25%
Co
0
-25%
100%
35%
57
1.25
*
No par
Bancshares
General
4%
8%
Corp
Cable
Nov
2
58
19
15
21
38% Sep
5
113
May 31
10
75 :.
8%
Inc
General
Contract
Finance
19
16 Va Jab,
9
General
Controls Co
Jun
25
36% Feb
1
General
Dynamics
25
78 Va Mar 12
35 %
Apr 31
106 Vt July 14
Dec
58
3
Electric
Corp
14
14
35
35 Va
14
"
35
35
83%
84
*83
33 %'
34
4%
5
:
2
4%
4%
10%
11%
11%
Hi/4
23%
23%
24%
67%
66%
:67%
66%
X10%
General
Finance
96
Jan
2
General
Foods Corp
30
Jan
4
General* Instrument Corp
33% Jan
2
21% May 29
108
Jun
1
44% Jun
25
106% May 29
115
May
57% Jan
115
Apr
5
8
2
27
General
Mills
38
'
No par
;
.1
38
:
163/4
21,100
24,100
26%
26%
100
110%
111%
111%
27 Va
26%
111
>
111%
■
111»/4
54
3
Jan 12
38
Dec
6
54% Apr
26% Jan
14
.
37 Va Mar 22
General
Public
6
26% Jun
18
44% Jan
9% Jun
27
5
28% Jun
15
22 % Mar 28
41
Mar 14
41 % Dec
5
27 V2 May
11
26
May 29
28
Mar
6
Service
General
Railway
Steel
86%
86 Vi
861/4
861/4
861/2
40%
401/4
4OV2
40 3/4
4IV2
18%
18
181/2
17%
I8V4
$1.30
27
Mar 22
29
Jan
2
General
Tele &
19% Feb
20
General
Time
30% Apr
General
Tire
17% May 28
101 % Dec
7
97
Jun
25
102% Feb
4
23
Nov
22
100
Jun
14
106% Apr
13
41 % Dec
25
29
33% July 2
30VaJun 22
42% Feb
19
107
19
301/2 Jan
3
Sep
4
75V4 May 24
17
70% Nov
14% Jan
3
21
May 19
40% May 29
12VaJun 25
Nov
2
21
Mar
12
51% Dec
12
'
6
May 29
$1.25
31% Aug
4
Georgia-Pacific
2
Gerber
Getty
Oil
35%
37%
363/4
373/8
35%
36%
*351/2
36 Va
36%
36 3/8
*351/2
5%
51/2
5%
51/2
5%
5%
V 5%
17,800
2.50
—6.67
30 Va
30%
30%
303/4
30%
30%
30%
31%
30%
31%
24,700
25%
253/4
26 %
25Va
26%
19
Feb
21
Giant
Portland
5
31% Jun
6
Gibson
55
Jan
2
Gillette
43% Mar 15
Gimbel
53
Mar
26
26
10%
10%
1
33%
34 Va
26%
26%
-10%
Gibralter
5
277/8 Sep
30
105
22 Va
22
64,700
21%
22%
991/2
100
1031/4
104
100
•r;;?:':103:
22%
21%
100
100
100
103
*103
105
34%
34
510
1,340
34%
20,900
371/4
37 '■;?
373/8
36 Va
36%
49%
491/4
49%
49%
50%
16%
161/4
16 V2
16%
16%
Cement
13,200
1
14%
14%
xl4%
14%
14%
14%
141/4
14%
14%
143/a
4,100
of Calif_l
33%
34%
Co
Cards Inc
Brothers
33%
33 %
341/4
30%
30 Va
30Va
30%
37 %
37%
37 %
37%
37
37%
32
32%
33% ?'■
34/':;/
331/2
Co
33%
23%
1
Corp
]
Co
15 % Feb
1
Globe-Wernicke
4
Goebel
Co
4
Goodrich
10
Inc
Jan
72% Jan
Brewing
5
/ 23
;
•:
X30
23%
r
20
.10%;?
36%
36 "Va
.<; 13
13%
20 Va
10%
101/2
36%
36
13
13 Va
1%
lVa
lVa
43%
43%
44%
14
44% Jan
2
Jun
22
54% Feb
9
Gould-National
25% Jun
14
377/a May 11
Grace
No par
28%
29
12% Jun
27
20 % Jan
29
Granby
14% Aug 10
34 % Jan
2
Grand
25
49 % Jan
2
Granite
4
28
28%
39%
34V4
34
17%
18
3,400
30
30
30%
1,700
371/4
351/2
36%
44,600
34
34%.
7,900
;"l34
,
233/8
23%
233/.
23%
20%
20%
20Va
20%
10%
10 3/8
10%
36%
36%
36%
36
13Vs
1 Va
lVa
44%
38%
33%
■
13
'
28 Va
39
34
33%
18
lVa*
39%
38%
5
Inc
34%
13%
lVa
12%
:?
11/a
7.300
■
1,400
1%
44
42%.
26
Dec~27
4
Jan
18%
5
6% Jan
40% May 17
52% Aug
9
35% Jan 17
39% Apr
25'A Jan
18
751/2 Jan
4
80
Mar
~3
6
Jan
3
26% Nov 28
35% Jan
3
70% Nov 30
19 Va Jan
8
11
2
81% Mar 19
Graniteville
Grant
(W
3%%
2,500
43
24,800
28
28%
27%
28%
38V2
391/4
38%
38%
2,000
341/2
341/4
341/2
34
34%
20,400
17%
*171/4
171/2
17%
171/2
15%
26%
15
15Va
14%
15Va
8,500
253/4
26%
25%
26V4
15,500
38%
v1/.
.
90
Mar 22
May 19
96% May 24
21% May 29
35% Feb
28
Sep
4
36 % Jan
2
21
21
20%
20%
36%
37%
37
371/2
36%
36 Va
36%
36
36%
3 5 3/4
20
Feb
15
30
1%
85
86% Jan
4%%
61% Aug 27
4%%
30
May 29
43% Feb
21
20% Jun 27
27 Va Jan
4
preferred calledconv
preference
Dec
11
70% Jun 27
78% Feb
Dec
13
33 % May 29
27% May 29
87% Jan
3
44 % Apr
19
Gulf
OA Corp
13
43% Apr
12
Gulf
States
88% Apr 27
94% Jun 15
4
93% Apr
10
28
104% Dec
7
12
For
103% Aug 22
44
Oct
9
8
14
12
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jun
2
91
33 Va Jan
93
Aug
101
102
106
Dec
13
49% Mar 29
footnotes,
100
Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common
47% Nov
4
Prop
Co
Shoe
79
Sep 20
Paper
preferred
27% Oct
3
Ore
No par
25
No par
Corp
1
Great Western Sugar com
No par
53
3
Iron
Stores
Ry Co
Great Western Financial
Green
see page
90
Jan
2
93
July 24
103% July 18
105
Jan
10
17% Sep
6
23.
2
94% May 11
97
Mar
97% Jun
7
12
106% Apr 30
108 Va Mar 14
41
Mar 12
3
3
100
50
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5
preferred
$4.20
$4.40
$4.44
$5
20%
37
2
145
131/4
19%
*79
21
42% Jan
May 29
137% July 3
22 Va Jun 26
13%
80
36%
Northern
3
201/4
36%
Nor
Northern
Great
21
131/4
19%
21
Great
Great
1
Aug
13Va
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5%
6
27
16
79V4
38V2
8
36% Dec
-tan
19%
79 Vi
6 Va
47% Feb
Jan
35 V» Jan
19%
80 Va
391/4
62% Feb
20
32% Jan
19%
*79%
39
24% Feb
25% Feb 13
13 Va
19%
100
6 Ve
15
25
25%
39%
27
15%Jun
15
5%
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30
15%
26%
•
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1
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7
35
13%
15
257/a
,
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
Mar 22
20
40
15%
25%
13%
2.50
common
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39% Jun
29V4 Apr 18
181/4 Jan
3
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preferred
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44% Dec
146
Aug 15
15 % Apr
29 % Jan
2
28% jan
3
2
18
5
5
23
3
4 Va
July
,
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Steel
60% Jan
51% Feb
Jan
75
Ltd
Co
City
25% Jan
28% Apr
139
10% May 29
18% May 29
Union
Co
14
3
5
22
Mining
37% Sep
18% Jun
48% Jan
3
39% July 12
39% Dec 13
69
Jun
Je Co
No par
8.33 Va
Utilities Co com_No par
preferred
preferred
preferred-
-
-
preferred
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preferred
Gnstln-Bacon
Mfe
Co
100
100
100
100
100
2.50
5%
5%
:
48,300
19%
20 Va
19%
20%
201/4
21
31%
31
31 Va
31
31
142%
142 Va
141
142V4
143V2
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28%
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27%
102 /e
28
102 ,'6
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28%
61
61
32%
33%
33 Va
23 Va
23%
23 Va
73
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28
34 Va
35 Va
23%
23%
24
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721/4
20
-
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20,300
38%
25,400
2OV2
v
5%
37%
20%
20%
20%
363/4
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37%
38
36V4
35%
35%
16,600
20%
20
20%
68,400
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1421/a
28
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13,100
80
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31
31%
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281/4
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28
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28
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73
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35%
36
35%
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36%
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37
36%
371/4
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361/2
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19,500
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43%
34
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24
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36%
v
24
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10
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■-/.--../v.-
34%
30
5
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5
1
Financial
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15
101%
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16 Va
14
55% Dec
*100
49V4
45% Feb
47% NOV
23
101%
104
36V4
5
Jan
14,800
16%
35% Sep
27
10%
9%
49%
28
33% Jan
10 3/8
37 Va
47
2
22%
101%
:
15%
35% Jan
14
10
'
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49%
5
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400
110,200
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1<:
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10%
20%
;
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42% Sep
10
26%
20
16%
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8
10%
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2OV2
49%
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13
10
600
26V4
20
36
4
21
271/4
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16
14
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25%
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32% Mar 21
Nov
271/4
25%
49 Va
14% Feb
3
27%
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26%
20%
34
20% Sep
14% Sep
27V4
27V4
20 Va
34%
22
79
7,400
10,300
34
26
51% Jan
10%
353/8
34
8% Jun
111/4 Jan
2,200
10Va
343/4
33%
16% Jun
! 1% Jan
/-
10%
35
5
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40
10%
25%
22%
36%
333/4
33%
17% May 16
Nov
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;
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'
34
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&
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33%
104
100
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6
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com
25%
10%
34 %
■
27
20%
2.50
25%
10%
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;
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25
16% July
25,700
35%
■
13
3
36%
1,000
3,600
4
3
16
27
July 27
18,300
5%
l
Feb
25
31
18
34%
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20
30
Jun
41,
175/a
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Genesco Inc
23% Jun
18
87
405/a
5%
$5
preference
5Va% preference
25% Jun
57% Dec
86 Va
-
357/a
Electronics
62% Jan
58 % Jan
2,000
36%
10
Rubber
112%
5%
Signal
&
156,800
34%
Telephone Co of Florida— preferred (series B)
25
preferred
25"
25% July 26
160
543/4
:
*35%
Industries
18% May 29
7% May 29
20% Mar 20
13V2 Jun 22
1121/4
32,900
113
1
Refractories
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3
32% Apr
II2V2
700
10c
1
Utilities Corp
261/4 July 14
1
;
112
27%
'
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preferred-.
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General
3
27
1121/4
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541/4
'
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25
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conv
'
27
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28
112
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9
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112
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9
54
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25
2
,
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35
par
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54,900
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7
7% Jan
54,400
38%
7
44% Feb
4,400
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68
70%
Jun
July 2
4% May 29
25% May 28
11%
671/4
381/a
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Aug 11
11
24%
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,
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100
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78
3,300
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3
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70 3/4
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27
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2,400
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111/4
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15
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71%
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37% Jan
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,
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351/4
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34Va
70Va
General Portland Cement Co
26
35
84 Va
33%
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1,500
16%
1
16% Jan
351/4
4,500
14%
38 Va
30% Mar
24% Oct
35
100
8%
141/4
14
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75
8 VB
71%
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17
14
67%
;
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743/4
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July 25
4,100
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75
30
70%
3
common
5%
preferred
General Motors Corp common
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preferred
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42
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-
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14
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15,300
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27
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59
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100
60%
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Nov
40,000
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10
24
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35
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100
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14
31%
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14
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19
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10
79% Jan
v
5
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25
July 27
57% Jun
13
12
53% Mar
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11% May 29
55 % Apr
26 J/4 Jan
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75 • '
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com
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20
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1
24
104
23
39
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14
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8% May 29
31
68% Jan
31
Jun
38%
'
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45% Jan
80% Dec
2-i
24% Oct
40% Jan
Jun
79% Jan
2
24
22% Mar 21
19
37V4 Jan
Mar
Mar 27
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Oct
25
60 % May
*
5OV2 Nov
18
5Va Feb 17
37%
1
com
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8
27% Apr
2,500
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100
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6
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39%
381/4
19
No par
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.70
77V4 July 26
pref
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Oct
•
94,400
39
39
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$4.50 preferred
7% Jan
75
Corp
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Feb
22%
3914
38%
2%
50
44 % May 11
86
22 Va
.'38%
39 V*
47
preferred
voting
conv
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7
23 Va
39
2
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$0.60
22%
38%
38 Va
39%
-
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convertible
4%%
23 Va
38
39%
5
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Corp
Wood
22 Va
1
5
Inc
Gardner-Denver
Jan
4% Mar 19
38 Va
10
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51
58
98
221/2 Jan
92% Jan
25
2% May 29
5% May 12
3% Jan
July 24
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95
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95
..
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933/4
96
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38,900
8,100
91
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96
106
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19%
193/8
40
•
110
106%
191/4
105%
100
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(1157)
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year19C1
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
:
29
A 25 y8
25% May 28
37% Aug 30
36 % Mar I2
20
46
59% Feb
14
10 "•
4
39 Ve May 18
3 A'v
Jan
42% Jan
60 Va Nov
Nov
29
21% Oct
24
287/a Feb
9
Oct
3
1
112 Va Feb
13
A 26% Jan
3
A
Nov
23
91
29% Nov
36
26% Aug
ly.
33 Vs Dec 21A
;
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20
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19
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15
22
36"% Aug
4
4
20% Jan
3
23 Vz Jan
A 25 Va Oct
24
-
;
A
23
6
-8V2 Feb
5
39% Jun
9
.13% Feb
27-:
30
47Vi Apr
27
18% Nov
28
40% Sep
19
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:
Nov
28
49 ya Feb
7
Jan
3
87
46% Apr
24
24% Jan
25
35% Jan
18
22
88
Nov~17
46%
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Jan
25
Jun
33
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Oct
18
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19
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3
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Jun
22
29
4
15% Jun
21
37
21
12% Jun
25
19% Jan
4
Jan
6
72
6
68 % Jun
13
74
May
8
5% Jun
Jan
Nov
-
Feb
14
7% Feb
7
26
11
30% Jan
10
43% Mar 22
22
Jun
15
33% Feb
13
24% Jan
12
30
24% Jun
11
30% Feb
14% Oct
31
29% May 10
17% Jan
29
19
29 % Feb
6
34
41% Apr
42
4
7
Nov
16
Mar
20
2
29% Dec
15
6
19
16% Jan
307/a Jan
July
6
40 Va Jan
2
60
41% Jan,
25
Mar 22
;
■
;
25
14% Jun
17% Jan
5
23% Mar
25
1
16 Va Jun
5
37% July 18
32% Jun 14
41
75
13
9
16
85 y4 Nov
Aug
•
83
Jan
10
90
13
Jan
9
2nd
&
&
Winston
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ser
23y4 Apr
3
58% May
8
72% Dec 12
43 %
32 Vs Jun
21
68 % Jan
2
Hunt
99% May 24
95
28
101% Mar
6
5 %
preferred
5%
3
10
92% Jan
4
a 7% Oct
20
34% Jan
3
40
Sep
15% Dec
6
23
July
9
11% Apr
30Va May 31
25 V4 Apr 28
31% Jan
i Jun
21
100
43
Howe
15
7
Hudson
101
10
15
31 Va Jun
44%
Dec~19
40% Sep
46
Oct
10
44 V2
47 y2 Aug. 21
50% Nov
14
48 V2 July
44% Jan
47% Apr
12
4
Nov
16
44 Vs
32% Jan
23
50% May
5% Jan
3
43
71% Jan
145
Jan
40% Jan
•
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3
18
3
Feb
8
152
Nov
4
20
A
•
9/4
14
July 16
31% Jun
26
49% Dec
12
29
40
55V2 Dec
20
36 V2 Jun
90
Jan
18
21% Jan
447
3
May 19
May 31
A 47 y4 Apr
95
Apr
vim
2b
12
90% July 24
27% May 31
607
Oct
May 29
21V4 May 29
25
300
Jun
14
42% Jan
3
55 % Jun
9
4
149% Apr
27
145
Jan
2
54 V4 Oct
6
34
Jun
22
84 V4 Nov
14
81
Jan
9
Jan
77% Jan
24 Va
5
3
Sep
27
36y4 May
58 V4 Jan
3
87
28
12% Dec
4
22% May 11
38% Oct 11
44 V4
16
29% Jun
93% Feb
19
Dec
28
7
45% Dec
7
5
16Va Sep 20
23% Nov
2
19
2
48% Jan
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59
A Apr
-54
Jan
Dec
Nov 17
96
May 29
98
29
•
Apr
57% Mar
Feb
8
85% Mar
6
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Corp
preferred
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7% May 29
18 Va Jun 25
18% Jan
4%
International
Nickel
4
International
36
Mar 26
International
May 29
98
Jan
3
International
29
Feb
27
International
23% July 12
35% Nov
30
26
41V4 Apr
24
International
33
May 28
92
Jun
18
12
31
Jun
25
33 v2 Jan
11t
48 y4 Jun
40% Jan
12
50 V2 Jun
37 % Mar 13
13
39% May
4
58 V2 Jan
2
115 V2 Jan
12
45
Mar
2
41% May 25
26% May 29
50 V4 Mar
7
7%
International
$2
convertible
22
50% Jan
2
Interstate
30
17% May 29
Dept
25%: Jan
3
Interstate
Power
62% Nov
21
45
Jun
15
59% Jan
2
Iowa
41% Jan
3
51V2 Nov
24
40
Jun
52% Apr
12
Iowa-Illinois
Gas
Iowa
&
113
Oct
18
17% Oct
24
13% Oct
24
13% Jan
3
801/2 Jan
27
5
38
May 29
50
Apr
27
28
20
May 29
33
Jan
2
122% May 10
24% Feb 20
118
17% Mar
21% Nov
8 5V2
2
27
26
10
May 29
11% Jun
27
.74% May 22
39% Sep
651/4 Jun
73% Jan
110% Mar
15% Jan
30% Dec
13
15
56V2 Jan
75% Dec
12
40
Jan
13
Jan
37
Sep
For
102 y4 Dec
7
4
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112
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31 Va
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31%
19,900
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23%
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13
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3,100
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33%
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95
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see page
Co
&
48
footnotes,
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Johnson
Jonathan
102 % Mar 26
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7
Jun
18
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100
2
11
2,300
30 y2
preferred
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Feb
98V3 Jun
4%
32%
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18%
41
3%%
21 y2
26
4%
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25
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common
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14
10 y4
6
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28
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27%
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Jaeger Machine Co
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14
May 29
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2
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10
13
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.
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com
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24% Feb
July 16
26%
3%
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1
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&
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88V2 Jun
3
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261/4
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9
84
83
20
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Elec
25
43 % May 28
14
96
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21V4 Mar
8
82
48% Feb
13
24
May 19
81% Nov
55% Feb
Jan
12% Jun
26 Va
jAv
No par
Light &
21
Dec
26%
15%
5
Corp
preferred
26% Nov
49
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52% Nov
33% Dec
24 %
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series
3
3
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55
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21% Jun
_
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..
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common
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42% Jan
38% Jan
A
5
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20% Jan
i
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.
6
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v
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i
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13
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A
14
71
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1
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78
22
13%
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71
A:
A A
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Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No
par
:5%
preferred
100
23
39% Nov
6,400
par
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6
60% Apr
118% Dec
14%
Machines..5
Mining
of
7
2
14
100
38 Va Jun
4
14i/a
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preferred
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11
13%
100
19
32% Jan
10,500
14'/a
13%
*70%
50
;
Chemical
29
44% Jan
1,600
23%
common..__i.No par
&
Dec
108 y2 Nov
20%
23%
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15
preferred
Minerals
Paper
May 29
20%
231%
.
International
12
20
23 Va
5
Co
Corp.:
38 '/a Mar 16
35% Apr
42 V8 Apr
17
20
L
Business
94% Dec
26
12,300
20 y4
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t
25
Jan v5
38%
4,300
22%
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Packers
54
39%
65%
20%
50
series A
common
International
29
38%
30
30
22%
1
Inc
3
38 Va Jun
29%
20%
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Ctfs
19
69 V2 Mar 28
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20 y4
100'
Steel 'Co
15% Jan
16
65%
29%
22
100
85% Jan
26
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21%
100 "
:
32% Jan
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30%
60
112
20%
5
com
common
4
97% Feb
30%
♦110%
43,300 A
21%
B___.
&
25
2
;
•
113
1,000
38%
20%
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A
Corp.:
21
28
♦110%
37%'
10,800 ;
50
Jun
Jan
38%
65 y4
65%
30%
37%
12,900
50
25 % Jun
11
Inc
;
Jun
A; 95
39
37%
A
29%
104
;
9
24;.
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37
12%
50
Power
Harvester
7%
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30%
42%
common..
52
15
65% Vy
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110%
111
37
■'
37 y2
37
111
8,900
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A
34%
17
1
24% Jun
A
4% Jun
14% Feb
Co
General
Interlake
Int'l
37%;
36%
'HO'/a
4,500
14%
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39%
5
preferred
6%
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A
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34'/2
12 Va
,.-^.—.5
International
1
36% A
113
103%
preferred.
preferred—
preferred
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4'/2 %
1<
16
37'/a
1
Co
Interchemical
2
37V2
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16%
Inspiration.Consolidated Copper__20
159% Mar
57
4.20%
Inland
Mar 16
578% Jan
34 y2
31%
14%
17%
Insuranshares
26
34
♦37
86 %
31%
12%
2
39% Jan 22
34% A
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A
■
16%
2
._
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Ingersoll-Rand
0
14%
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17%
:
preferred
Indianapolis
'
25
142 Va Jan
34
Jun
32
14%
A
12%
Industrla Elect De-Mexico.100 pesos
\Jan.5'
31%
14%
39
50
prelerred
Indiana
19
31%
14%
-
17%
25
Co
4.26%
May 21
7V4 Feb
87
58% Dec
27
31
86»/2
30%
14%
86%
>
12%
1
4.08%
.4.42%
A
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31% i
.
37%-
Power__No par
Power
Cement
Av'4-70%
43%. Mar 30-
155
3
Oct
/•
5
30
35
Power
12
33% Jan
-
Illinois
Jan
151
35% Jan
■:
30
May 29
4,300
38%
1
Co
series
Central
-.
5,700
43%
'
5
Refrigerator
Illinois
47
21%
43%
14%
>
:
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convertible pfd
Ideal
May 25
21
30%
35%,.:
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common
Idaho
50
5V2 May29
52% Sep
4
5%
"
21%
:
100
Indust
2
52 Va May 16
3
23% May 29
24% Jun 25
v
Foods &
Hussmann
9
9
5,200
'
2
Apr
24%
44
■■/;
24%
17%
Corp
2
46% May
47% May
July 19'
44 % Feb A 5
May 22
A
25%
43%
7,800
12%
Co
Jan
41
16
45 Vz
Aug 18
5
♦84
•
14%
50
19%
38%
Co.:
Bay Min & Sm Ltd...No
Hupp Corp
13
37
Stores
Sound
29% Jan
46% Feb
25
May 29
42 V2 Jan
28
21% Feb
23% May 29
18% Sep 10
11
Feb
9% Mar 26
Aug 27
39% Oct
4
Johnson
Howard
8
9
32% Sep
48% Oct
3
Jan
4
96% July 6
5 Va May 29
37
Jan 18
29
Jan
17% Feb
56% Apr
Jun
28
41
13
21
44
1,000
'c.. 18%
12%
No par
preferred' series
35% Jan
90% Jan
2
14
May 29
9 % Jun
,:A
21%
7%
39
38%
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3
7
25
43»/2
6,200
4
X17V4
100
Lighting &
Howard
25%
20%
1,500
1.400
21
39
19% V
21% A
38%
Finance common.No par
45
Houston
19
43%
20
35%
7%
A
20%
31% A
20
20%
.A
39
3,600
5,700
35
'
7%
39
52
30%
12%
common
preferred
14% Jan
9
39 y2
43
86%
20%
21 y0
7%
.
4,000
52
17%
1
preferred
convertible
27
Jan
Inc
V4.40%- preferred—
45% Aug 27
:■
26%
30%
-
35
21
7%
247/a A.
A
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20 y8
19%
24% "'
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25 >4
r. v
52%
30%
i.,
17%
common__5
America
10% Dec
119% Mar
52%
30%
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125
100
12%
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convertible
6
26%
21%
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30
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27
34%
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Corp
1
25
A
26 y2
20 y4
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29%
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21
7%
23%
30%
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20 '4
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34%
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30%
20
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30»/2
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A
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t
19%
30 %
93 y4 Nov
Sep
July
3,900
,
24
27 y4
39%
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127% Dec
8
18,000
30%
31%125
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10
42 %
24%
-
20%
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t;>
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10
15% Mar 23
8,800
43
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37%
50c
:
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A, July 26
7»4
32%
88% Jan
97
A5-
32
86% Jan
74% Jun
35
10 AAA:
Bearing
of
Household
-20%
21%
preferred..
pfd
Ball
$2.25
i-A:
35
■■
Houdaille-Industries Inc common__3
May 17
57%. Mar 20
6
Corp
Mining
Corp
5%
82% May 17
89% Jun
4
60% Sep
80% Jun
div
Hotel
8
19
20%
52%
;•
>.:A'
34%
common...
preferred
Hoover
12
40% Dec
23
81'/a Aug
$5
15
Jan
5
A
35%
called—25
A
Co...
Chemical
$4.25
35% Feb
22
24% Nov
74 % Feb
Rinehart
Hooker
1
Jun
i V
2.50
common
Electronics
Furnace
Homestake
3
3
33% Jan
20y2
19
30%
A,
.1
ser
convertible
Holt
May 31
104
2% May 29
,
.
5%
July 18
92
22
Sep
pfd
conv
Hoffman
3
24 % Jun
Mar 10
36
5%%
54
19%
25
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"
5
Holly Sugar Corp
7
A
*
1
Hotels Corp
Holland
44% Mar 28
Apr 10
18
20
I
300
50c
Corp
Corp..
Hilton
1
87% Jun 25
7
3% Dec
16 y4 Dec
Hill
\
9
93
2,000
20%
5- .-Ay
87/a Feb
Jun
29%
42 %
No par
Co
36% Mar
26
,
5
*28%
-
1
6
20
43% Aug 28
Apr
4
Jun
Corp
Chemical
14
.30
29%
27
%M
21 y8
39% A
14%
preferred.No par
Inc
4% Sep
16
53% Jan
90
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108
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,
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1158)
Monday, September 17, 1962
,
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Year 1961
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Lowest
Highest
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NEW YORK
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.
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.
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1
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22
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19
122
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6
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87
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100
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Oct
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84% Aug 25
27
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83
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27
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21
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26
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22
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20
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26 Vi
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43
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26%
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18%
46%
18%,
18%
46'%
;46%-
22%.
223/4
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22%
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110%
315/s.
100
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121
100
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96
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142
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McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc—1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
2.50
McGraw-Edison Co
z
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1
Publishing
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10
30
17%
2,700
74%,
25%
54%
32
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27.
533/4
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2,800
471/4
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32
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18
5,600
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21%
110
115
♦110%
94i%
142
26%
!
46%
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2,000
600
233/4
22%
20,o00
200
110
94%
94i%
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137'%
132%
40
95%
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132%
80
573/4
73%
73%
27%
28'%
27%
27%
41,700
57
58 5%
57%
60
63,800
32'/a
315/s
32
18,300
20%
21
13,500
16
16
500
40
3,100
14%
1,000
21
20%
16
39a/4
133/4
33%
40
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33%
95/e
34%
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14
333/4
9%
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,
21
-
16
16
40
39%
40'%
40
14
14
14 V8
*14
34%
95/8
333%
323/4
34
20%
203/e
37%
38
20%
20%
20%
700
373%
37%
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37 Va
4,800
20%
373/4
37%
series)ZZZl00
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;
23
20s/8
20%
20 S/8
37%
373/4
373/4
94%
*92 %
93%
20 VB
X20
.
♦92
941%
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6,300
93/a
22%
203/4
23
33%
9%
9%
223/4
23
22 VB
•
22%
9%
22%
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_„5
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27%
56 3/4
>
73 VB
20 5/a
13%
9%
26%
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'
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560
74
20 3/4
40
33
75
313%
13%
B___ZZZZZl00
121
32 >%
39%
Portland Cement _^__No par
Melville Shoe Corp common.1
1
4% preferred series
*93
*135%
•
31%
23 3A
223%
32
16
Medusa
♦23
22i%
32 Va
16
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233/4
20%
23
Co.ZZ.Z~
44
'
47
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.
.
26%
57
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23
Mead
-
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18%
181/4
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32
•21%
par
_
183%
32%
47
22%
■75%
%
54
"
1
Porcupine Mines___;No par
(AG) & Co
No par
McKesson & Robbins Inc___
9
McLean Trucking ,Co__
_L_ZZZZl
McNeil Mach & Eng Co
No
f
44%
31%
26%
263%
43
;
'
75 3/8
205/a
Mclntyre
•
26%
'/
31%
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93%'
142
_i
aZZ.
y4 •••43
31%
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-
3
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preference B___j__ioo
preference B____
100
class:
,
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3
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issued
Corp common
4%% preferred (1st
42
.
18%:
46 3/4
i
inc
' ;
7
43 3/4 G
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31%
31
26i%
26%
.27
-42 3/4
44
^No par
/
McQuay Norris Mfg
47%
"
*1013/4
17,100
32,100
>•
f
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27%'
No par
preferred—
McGregor-Doniger,
144
•
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Corp..
McGraw-Hill
18%
22 '/a
"
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146
»
36% CV.-J-'3 6%'
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1_,
conv
.;
36 Va
»
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McCrory Corp common.
3%%. convertible preferred
$6 convertible preferred..;
4%%
30 800
100
'
27%.
/„
No par
■,
common
conv
?«%
*121;
;
'
89%
93%
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4-
45
44%
*144%
■
33%
32
1,
x
14%.
series.No par
1947 series.No par
McCord Corp
5%%
82,000
131,600
"
181/8
■
'
14%
29 %
1945
,
4
19% Jun
15
1_ZZ—.ZZZZs
Z__Z~~" 1
preferred 1959 series.
Mays (J W) Inc..__
conv
53%
'22 /,
;
102'A
*1013/4
61-^8
Z
'
•-
23%
by-/'a
i
>
144
47%
io2v4
40 V4
1
3%%
When
94% Mar 16
July 18
2
51% Mar 29
18% May 28
97
86% Jan
76
32% Jan
2
21,000
515/a
?*%
%
21%" ,22-«/4
-
,
143/4
,No par
preferred
May 10
35% Feb
5
10,100
4
23%
18 Va ■"•18%
/.
40%
par
143/4 Jun
483/4 Jun
1,
Marshall Field & Co
1
:_No par
Martin-Marietta Corp ._l2.___,
1
Masonite Corp.—
^0
23% Jun
23% Jan
1,700
18,900
263 V
v
18b/b
-
21%
-1'
bi.
51%
i"' '•
14%
par
Corp__——
: $3.75 preferred
45%
_
5t> '/a
255/a
24%
18 V*
..
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•.
47 V4 v
'463/4
'
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,__5 ••
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Co
May Dept Stores
195/e
7%
'
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52V4
■
10
:
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Oil
270
42'A
*45
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;• 53 V ;53 %
f 1 53% . 53% V
9% •
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39% ; 41% >;•
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Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg
32% Mar 20
5
77% Feb
Feb
7 13,200
*
453%
•••'•,-« 1%
„
62V4
•
Co__'__—__'ZZZZ__i;-
Marine Midland Corp.
>46% Mar 15
25
,77% Jan
'
71%
150'%
42
'
,
'
195/b
443/4
.
8
24/
513/4
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V8
129
129
-
-
*144% -146
'
10
1
12
10,300
.4
•
preferred__No
4
28% Sep
18% Jan
17
May 28
25% May 29
Aug
79% Dec
Manning
Maracaibo
Aug 30
13,800
11%
150%
421% ^ '
•
19V8N
60%
24 3/a / 243/4
.
*
73/4
*23 y4
625/«
18%
102%
v:
'
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.'21%-
,'
;
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common_j
—
Oct
13
14
1,800
47
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Maxwell & Moore_ZZl2.50
45 3% Mar 14
■
27
61
72% Dec
July
7
20% May 29
22% May 29
223/4 July
2
9% Jun
Feb
Mar
27
25
81
Jan
75
May 29
4% Jun
80 y4 Aug
Jan
75% Jan
68
22
4,600
11
150
;{iil,42 u
19 y2
45%
453/4;
i
144
*101%
Manhattan
4% Jan
; 14,200
46%
v
71%
150
-
,'.42%; >
193/8
51% >. 52 s/8'
'#.•
22 %
•V*' *91% r 93%
45 Vs
45 %
Square Garden Corpu com_l
60c convertible
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co,_
/.
600
-
26
46%
I
46% '*"46 VB 'f'
1
,
^^100
;
common___
Inc
333/a Dec
25
Z 6,500
5
4%.
.
35%
101/4
7,% '
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24%
183/4-
.23%18%'
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,
„
Co____r^rT0
4V4% \preferred series A
Madison Fund Inc
60 3^ Jun
Jun
7.12,900
1%
21 Vb
2a v«
10%
•
4,700
; 15%
1%
35»%
46%
.•%• 45 y4
.
51%'.
'i T 21 %
I »121, \
-:5V4%' preferred________„____,-_5o
16% Jan
3
3.9C0
24,400
2b %
r
711
'*
•"
7%
•
34%
/-
% .413/4
--19%.
19%
«%• i
900
.
9,500
11,400
26
1
47%
11 %-.:•
7 Vs
21 '/a
.
■■•10%
"
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l'/4
;
*2r%
35 %
'
.preferred,
.
217% Jan
-
183%
;
7%
"'•
5
5
'
15%-. .155%
:
•
:
21Vb
-
41
..
r..V 50%
^100
Macy-(RH) Co
,74% Feb" •' 8
■
15%
17
;
16
7'%-
;
1%
•
*20%
34%
11
•*
26"
613/8 v
„
59%
l
v
1
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preferred
y-'i.
.
3% Mar 27,
May 29
27 " Jun
50
21 VB July 19
•
18%
■
MacAndrews & Forbes
2
16
25
26
17%
s
"
263/4
72 Va
41% ;
19%-
zv/ 45
__2.50
Inc___Z—1
•:
Jan
86
5,700
4,900
;
27%
253%
;
155%
15%
;
153/4
15%
,»:
1%
•
•
7%
'•.
.
5
1151
.^.1513/4
40%
,"19%
..
.Co. com___-_10
preferred—
B
Lykes
j
20
44% Mar 15
.
15%
■
5
;_
3.0C0
38
27%
;
v
V
"
f
inn
=
Co____^___
Lukens Steel Co__'__—
Bros Steamship
•4
17% Jun
88% May; 8
30% Dec 11
20% Feb v 7
1 % Jan
3
25
.400
12,900
24 "J8
2-t
*34
24%
-
.
283/a
;
/d
40
8,000
.
13
153/4
*34
6,500
20%
28%
2<k
V24%
-
;;
49 200
'
19 •"
13
20%
/
;:29
15%
16
245/H
*34''
183/4
123/4
20 3/4
*310
44%
26%
•
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46%
'w
8,930
84
433/a
,19%
•40%
'}
26%
183/a
10V4
473/4
11%
•'
26%
;■
243/8
26 3%
.
463/4
"
83%
203/8
X24%
f'-*
373/4
82%
443^,
;
17%
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''*• 10% ,10%
r
:
23%
1V4
.,.
33%
28%
18%"'
5
26%
-
33s/a
'"43%
20%
15 5/8
38
•<
0 82%
•'.18%
;
13
;.
/
•
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2.
r 38
:
26%
28%
.
23
*20%
*5-"/\5%
.600
V.
8,800
::
20%
,7
24%
7Va
"J" •'
-
4
'
32% Jan
41% Dec
33
'30%
.
13
'16%..
15%
...
1V4-- .•!%/'
*20%
v.
28,3/4
15
w
4,700
52,100
j
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•'*
„•
a^ooo
v
72%
«
503/4
183/a
18%
13 V4
203/4.....
v"./ 15
;
16%
16'/'
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series-. E preferred—.
loo
(P) Co .common
_a_5
r
12
"
33
•
•,
27% Jan
67
72
36% ;; 38 %
29%
'26%
23 "
173/4
«7 Vi "«
-7%
-
>
A___No par
;
No par
Louisville &
'
4
20
155/s
14%
.
Louisville Gas & El Co
(Ky >_No par
Nashville
j
so
Lowenstein. (M )Sons
,,
21% Feb
66%
/
:
78
51%
y8
.,38%
26%
28%- ,28%
15%
■K '•
38
26%
15 s/8
.
1.590
;..29% ,30%
44%
24%
173/4
Products__ZZ
series
Lorillard
■'
11. :
67 V2 Jan
14
14 y8
383/a'
28
283/4
3,500
2^3/4
'
13% x"
-
*34'
22%
1,300
-31%
>:
72%
'36
'"50%
50%
29 '/a
43%
-
17%
_■
*
22
27
50 y8
28%
;
.
45 % -
'.t
*28%
Corp
"•;„. .4.35%.
.
.
Mar 20
Jun
33
33 y4
,
31
f
,,,27.»/o
66%
72%
36 %
83
"
--22%
Long. Island Lighting
i
,
;
-
4
Apr
33% Jun
>
1-
40
51%
*12%
■•>.
*
1
Tire_
cony
16
3,900
'
;.2oy4
f.
5,100
18,600
'
•72% ;
.
.273/4
''.,65y8
33
-
•
313/a
27 3/4
■
823/4
24%
,
_i
Inc
.
5%
6
64
May 29
8% May 29
31%
,
'.663/4
66%
33%
•
38
24%
*34"
,
Lone Star -Gaa Co common.z_^_lo
4.84% conv preferred __:L_i__Zi00
'
^
Mar 20. '.
96
May,
% 63% Feb
J:un 27
14
-v
'-
93 / May 17
.
15%-
"
_25
Lockheed Aircraft Corp__
Loew s Theatres Inc.
Lone Star Cement Corp—
Mar 20
50
"
.
.
2.,
23
155% Jan
I
1
common____^_____4
3%% non-cum qonv pfd___
Litton Industries Inc_:___
?
v
243% Feb" 13-
25% May 29
•
Link
'.6
57
3
;<
14
104
5
-'-Lionel Corp common.
t
2,*
27% Jan
7 313/8
273/4 '•'273/4
;
26%
"
12%
20%
'
27% "'27%
•—
Ling-Temco-:Vought Inc____i.j___50c
.'
,2
53% Sep
303/4
'
353/4 »36%
V '' 18%
18%
12%
2.100
..
'
-
47% Feb
-
25
137
18% Mar 28
53
Jan
41% Jun
__
146 •; May 25
35
Dec 28
63
10
*
-
20%
'
7%
preferred^_T___
;
Lily Tulip Cup Corp____^_
•<
64"% Aug 23
39.
May 29
loo3/* July •
/. 88
Aug
9
29
29
13% Nov
Dec.<.
72 % Nov
9
-
v.,
2
V? Jan
57
18% May 29 j
123
Jun
6
3
8
July
18% Sep
9
14
91% Dec
3
136 3/4 Jan
27
29y4"Nov
11
19
18 %
-
Leonard Refineries Inc
3 M
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Cq_,_____5
Libby McNeil & Libby
7'/
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com_I_25
s
/
543/4 Mar 29,
May 29
7y« May 29
26:
V
.
No par"
Lehn & Fink
3
25"% Jan
;; 34% May 29;
.19% July 25
22
27 y2 Feb
v
25
Co
Rubber &
Lehman
••
.
6
443/4 Jan
58%
83% A 83%,
'
k
27
26%
—5
preferred series A
Lehigh Valley RR__
-
155 y2 May 11,
v
223/4 Jun
46 *.
26% Jan
1103/e Feb
147
59 V2 Mar 16
9
17 Vb Mar 12
14
58%
71%
'
38
•
v Sv;
"44%
42%-
•
ZZZ_Zl
Siegler Inc
$1.50
:
Mar 19
,62
25
10 % May 29
70% Sep
6
13
Aug 27
44 Va Jun
; •
1113/4 NOV 22
146% Jan
,
353/4 Feb
7
lO'AJan
48 %
-
25
4% Jun
;
Gas
-
Corp
5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
__1
Lehigh Portland Cement,
z
,—15
Lehigh Valley Industries com"
__1
•
22 y4 May 29
5
19
8
24% May 29
14
9
59
44
,84
84
'
27
4
36% Dec
Lee
22% Apr
7
Feb
19% Jan
58 %
35%;
•'*
Vl3%
/'
37%
37%
>
Leesona
6
1% Mar 16.
.
22% Mar 22
3V2 July 18
26'/2Jan
3
Lear
3
Feb
24
P
Lanvin-Parfums
15
Jan
,
17%
28% ■> 28% r
*13% : 14%''
y
,4,700
27
17%
28
•
50%
.
45%
663/4
«•' >■
33%
■
•
77%
37%
17%
V 72
71%
28%
95'
37
•
10
!_•
—
Lane Bryant
9-
15% Mar
6
./15 '-8 Jun 26
iy8 May 29
2% Mar 21
/
4
20
•
35%
51%
28%
92
77%
.
37%
17%
313/8
./,•
34%
50%
10
1
Mfg Co__>___i_
4.32 %
>
10 ;•
41
25
3
3
*33%-
7"
.
24
2
*
Co
(S H) & Co__
Laclede
22% Sep
14 s/a Jan
Oct
X31
/••.
100%
; *93
58%
27%
70% V. 71 %
35%
35%
i
__1
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
8',
26% Jun
11% Jan
•
-
17% r
58%
/•.
60
89%
V 37%
•:• 253/4
'253/4
451/8
81
'
67%. y-i 66V4
66 %
*: >
'
100
Sutherland Paper Co
4
25% Oct
131
'
59%
32
!°
45%
' "■■■ "Xl7%
■
,-.-27%' *28%
•
_io
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12
18
common
Co—
2
V1« % May 29
'
„1
Kroger
25% Jun
•23
(SS>
Kroehler
s
'■
2
11% Jun
25% Jan
Kress
Mar 12
,
Co
-31
i -
•J,
45 %
4,800
*89.
95
•
8
30% Jan
Wire
&
preferred __Ji_l——_i
Korvette (EJ) Inc
11;
40% Mar
30% Jan
18
11% May 29
20
1
•'
'
18
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Number 6195
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,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1159)
19
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
,
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
-
18% May 28
28
Feb
Oct
30
95% Dec
12
60
Jun
25
94% Mar 23
75
Apr
20
86% Dec
11
84l/2 Jan
5
88 % May 25
24% Mar 10
37% Dec
5
13% Apr
15 % Dec
20
9% Jan
Aug
45 V4Jan
3
41'% Jan
3
29
33% Jan
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27
58% Feb
15:
11
8
10% Jun
25
19
87
15
82% Jan
3
89 Vs Jan
10
2
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12
79
Sep
Jun
97
May 27
84% Nov 13
93 y2 Jan
81
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8
87
6
84% July
3
80
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9
84:
90-
99
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41% Nov
3
94
Jan
9
3
29% May 25
58
9
Jan
3
4
46% Apr
28
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10
39% Jan
'4
19 y8 Jan
Feb
3
95% Jan
55
Jan
Metromedia Inc_
May 28
May 11
14
2
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123% Dec
19
Dec
20
10 % Jan
6
971%
8
Midwest
40% Feb
5
Miles
25
15
Mar 19
Minerals
133% Jan ' 2
22% Dec
15% Aug
12
41 y8 Jun
15
70% Feb-1 7
34% Sep 12
,
35% Jan
12 y8 May 29
87% Jun
20
78'/a July 16
16 >/8 Jun
27
24% Jan
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Minnesota
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34
May 29
45% Apr
24
Minnesota
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6
21% Oct
45% Apr 11
30% Mar 22
34% Jan
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34
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44 % Feb
16
Mission
Jun
28
27
Feb
19
25
40% Feb
9
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Mississippi River; Fuel Corp_ 1
4% Jan
3
51% Mar
1
Missouri
Pacific
26% Jun
22
42
Mar
5
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Portland
26% Oct
18% Jun
25
25% Jan
2
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.
3
7% May 29
4
73% Mar 29
4
65% Aug 31
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21
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14
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96
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!
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46
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v
173/4
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50 V4 Feb
83
7
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18
15,700
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6
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,
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8
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&
National Linen
30
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27
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9
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26
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1
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3
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20
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25
44
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11
25
68% Sep
.
33% Mar 13
26
;
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20
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6
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29
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44
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8
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76
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70 % Feb
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67
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25
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88
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2
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3
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
-
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303/4
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600
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21
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10
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4
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21 y4 Jan
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3
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25
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48
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28
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11
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103
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6
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108
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82
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88
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28
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23% Jan
4
35 Yb Aug
21% Jan
4
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69% Nov 14
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6
14
13
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see
25
44% Jan
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$4.10
8
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Jan
19
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7
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3
31
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5
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page 23.
25
11
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31% Jan
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59 % Jan
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35
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$4.08
33 Vb Jan
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24
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7
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7
114 »/4 Mar
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83% Jan
89
1137/8 Mar
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25 y8 May 29
29
86% Dec
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,
6
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27
109
6
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43% .-441/8,
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2
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22
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$3:75
preferred———-.
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
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26
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63% Dec
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24
Nov
12
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86
71
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24
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31
15
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117
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26
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, September 17, 1962
...
(1160)
20
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
for Previous
Range
Year
Range
1961
Since Jan. 1
Sept. 10
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
AND
HIGH
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 12
Tuesday
Sept. 11
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Sept. 13
Shares
Sept. 14
/
o
Jan
89
16
953/4 Feb 23
527a Nov
3
3
3578 Jan
93 7a Jan
100
90 7a Jan
13
95
19
12
85
Aug
4
32 1/b Aug 24
49
May 15
29
86
Mar 26
3.90%
3
103
Apr
18
4.56%
9474 July 18
100
May 16
4.44%
8072 Jun
977a July
Dec 27
Nov 22
Nov 20
30 7b Jun
25
1674 Jun
28
183/4 Apr
31
94% Jun
Dec
4
8872 Jan
42 7a Nov
22
29 5/b Jun
25
41
Feb
...5274 Aug
7
26
25
417s Jan
3
11
17
Dec
59 v* Oct
5
Nov
27
May 28
457a Jun 25
2874 Feb
20
13 7s May
19
19
90
Jun
fl 16
3974 Jan
82
4
17 3/4 Oct
i\
16% Jan
3
76
Sep
.8274 Oct
28
26
104
Apr
11
Sep
18
1203/4 Apr
3
18
263/4 Dec
26% Jan
4
873/4 Jan
6
98
147a Jan
13
5
21
27
25
96
115
Jan
22
43
9774 Jan
16
Jan
15
Cement
36% Feb
20
Pacific
Gas
8
May 29
25
48 74
3074 Jan
3
14174 Jan
5
5 74 Jan
3
177
47
3
158 3/4 Feb
2
26
16
574 May 28
7% Jan
12
163/a Aug 30
Apr
4
Apr
8 74 May
18% Dec
7
2474 Aug 30
24
26 3/8 May 15
16% Sep
8
2374 Dec
59 74 Nov
22
86 % Jan
5
953/4 Nov 24
533/8 Jan
18
Jun
16
6
39:% July 19
12
Pan
97% Pep
587a Feb
4%
East
8
16
11
327b Oct 25
12
217a Sep
60 3/4 Nov
22
433/4 Jun
5
753/4 Apr
11
Parmalee
19
22 v2 Jun
21
35
Jan
31
Peabody Coal Co common-—
15
27
May
Sep
30
19% Jan
3
35 74 Dec
2374 Jan
9
27
7
23% Jun
Apr 28
21
Jun
3
4172 Jan
4
24
7
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
11
273A Jan
197a Jan
4
9 74 Sep
2
Penn
May 31
4874 Jan
3
52% Jan
17
49% Apr
40
14
2872 Jan
3
11
263/4 Jan
19
6
41
Jan
2
14
34% Feb
20
98 74
10172 Jun
387a Mar 22
1013/4 May 25
973/4 Jun
95
Jan
3
113/s Jan
3
18 74 Dec
1074 Jun
27
32 3/8 Jan
3
59
33
27
3
583/4 Dec
Nov
48
Dec
36
Sep
27
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12
24
37
8
34
20
25
593/8 Nov
43% Jan
637a Apr
12
18% Feb
.
2
Jun
15
2
i
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667a Jan
76
Nov
20
36
100
Dec
12
99
Jan
15
197a Dec
3
1'
9472 Feb
8
May 29
14
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25
20
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1574 Sep
26
32 7a Sep
15
4972 Apr
Jan
3
30% Jan
3
53% Nov
46% Jan
3
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30 Vb Jun
29
3572 Nov 27
Sep
12
103 72 Mar 29
98
1
82
96
22
85
5
8072 Sep
100
9174 July
100
July 10
96
101
Nov
24
May
82
8
13
31
Jan
2
Phila
1127a Jan
66 74 May 29
86
30
5
72 Jan
12
8372 Mar 16
6472 July 31
807a July 25
42% Jun 27
3
22% Nov
163/4 Jun
27
19
843/4 Feb
25
26% Apr
44 7a Jan
763/4 Dec
4
3
20
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10
18 3/4 Jan
3
6
Feb
6
100
27
28
5
27
88 74 Mar 21
Jan
22
1
86 7i Mar
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Dec
27
88
21
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187a Mar 16
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Jan
8
167a May 15
11
23
22
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11
6574 Mar 19
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75
15
23
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67
Jan
417a Jan
22
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13
27 72 Apr 24
8172 Aug 23
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2
4
Jan
69
97
Dec
60% Jun
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Feb
Dec
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18% Jun
6
99
94
38
41
&
81
131
Nov
27
1874 Jan
3
28 7a Apr
3
62% Dec
8
79% Feb
28
44
61
Aug 11
9% Jan
5
120
5572 Jan
5
Feb~13
Jun
27
54
Jan
9
24
Jun
21
553/4 Jan
24
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8
1167a Mar
6
13
Dec
13
88
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3
Jun
May 11
78
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4
130
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3
221
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3
21
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22
91
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32
May 28
477a Mar
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4
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4
16
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5
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8
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25
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2
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73
25
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19
7i Sep
12
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17
7a Sep
43
28
Jan
Jan
3
3
70% Nov
6
30% Apr
10
49 7a May 29
14
29
July 24
69
Pittston Co
317a May 14
Poor
& Co—
62 3/a
61%
62 74
61%
613/4
3,800
79
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7
85
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5
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17
87
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2
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4.18%
86
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10
102
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7
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29
109
Apr
10
5.05%
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29
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15
5.28%
22
104
7
106
233/4 May 29
Mar 29
9
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7
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16
8
Jan
3
14
84
72 Apr
4
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21
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97
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22
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78
7
May 21
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106
May 12
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223/s Jan
21
19
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5% Jun
84
2
Jun
25
18
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79% Apr
247a Apr
25
11
13
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2
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237a May
8
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387a Mar
9
39% Jun
14
283/4 Jun
25
37
96
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15
57 74 Sep
14
9172 Feb
145
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18
31
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1
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jan
4
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preferred—
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Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co—3
Pullman
Inc—
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11
1119
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23
12
42
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24
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105
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21
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100
preferred—
100
preferred
100
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13%
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Rights
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147B
29%
572% sf pref_100
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
Procter & Gamble
.——No par
Public Service Co of Colorado—,_5
Public
553/8
627a
293/4
Porter Co Inc (HK)
8
28
—
900
2,400
53 74
20%
.43 74
—1
10
Polaroid Corp__——
14,200
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preferred
—
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14
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100
1
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Jan
547a
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—
Plough Inc——,
8174 Aug
1043/4 Jun
53 74
,
3,200
7a
4572
Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A—_—:—100
572%
1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—-.—100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
$3.50
May 29
14
50
25
25
353/4 Mar 29
122
253/4 July
2
817a Jun 14
28
1017a Nov
19
4
38
223/4 Mar 30
Apr
20
127a Jan
37
447a Jun
2387a Nov
3
16
677a Feb
29
12
14
135
173/4 Jan
88
6 7» May
793/4 Dec
5
96 72 Jan
Feb
29 3/a Feb
27
27
477a Jun
217a Nov 27
3
Dec
175
Jan
6572 Jan
4672 July 21
113
16 7a Jun
17% May 17
93/4 Oct 30
53%
,
1
May
139
1267a Aug 21
21
Sep
537a
35
1474
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne &
123
433/8
533/4
V,
16%
43
1772
Morris Inc common—
5
4% preferred
—
——100
3.00% series preferred—
100
Phillips Petroleum
—
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common
—.
No par
$4 preferred—
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp—
—1
Pitney-Bowes
Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
$5 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
—1" '
877a Mar 27
July 16
1474 Jan
20
4.68%
16%
43
24
Philip
5172 Sep
7'
4.30%
Sep
Jan
81
25
—-u—
of America
31%
16%
500
92 7a
34%
62
*2572
100
100
100
100
Reading Corp (NY)—50c
3.80%
100
Aug.23
35% Jun
Corp
31%
31%
52 72
Permutit
preferred
preferredpreferredpreferred
4.40%
5
106
8
Jan
13
Apr
88
29
125
3
7^3/4 Jan
1027a Feb
847a Nov
3
7872 Jan
6
8
Dec
10472 Mar
Aug 14
33% Jan
Mar
57% Mar 15
6
Jun
13
15
34% Mar 20
May 29
^
*91
3174
27%
Inc_————5
Pfeiffer Brewing Co__
—5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
3373C
Phelps-Dodge Corp
12.50
Phila Electric Co common
No par
62 3/a Jan
25
common
927a
3574
42%
22
50 «,/
preferred
*91
20%
—
preferred
4 72 %
Pfaudler
3% Mar 30
35 7a May 29
24
Co
Petroleum
2
Feb
42
Milk
1
common—1
17
*16 7a
3772
33 %c
-
Co
Cement
convertible
5%
Pet
31
197a Jan
25
47% Jun
25
3
1
10174 July 13
23/a Aug 17
5 7a May 25
Permanente
17
16%
74
6074
100
Corp
Perkin-Elmer
19% Mar 15
59% Mar 23
1774
92%
92
No par
Pepsi-Cola Co
16
Jan
58
22
Peoria & Eastern
507a Aug
—
Coke
Ry Co__
Peoples Gas Light &
30
Apr
*16%
13,200
1874
—100
100
—10
5
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
56% Feb
May 28
127a Jun
:
543/i Jan
1774
42
53 7a
9%v
3
Pennsylvania RR—
51
3
Jun
2
52% Mar 19
397a May 29
50 7u Jan
46
Jun
4.40%
547a
100
38
3174
xl6 7a
42
373/4
3574
42 74
13
No par
preferred
series preferred—
472%
■.
387b
353/8
63/4
Corp—1
Sand
Glass
& Light com
Power
10674 May 25
July 25
5
90% Jan
Penn
Corp—
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
.
180
967a
37%
j
38
353/8
163/4
50
1
preferred—.
(J C) Co
—.
conv
Pennsalt
25
283/4 May 29
Dec
40
9
943/4 Sep
Penney
23 72 Jun
41% Jun
Fruit Co Inc common
4.68%
257a Jun
4572 Nov
3074 Dec
May 29
37
593/4 Nov 20
5
Mar 29
6
167a Sep
23% May
30 7a
177b
1463/4
1
1
1
_5
—.—
30 s/a
30
25
Tool Industries
Penick & Ford
30 74
573/4
No par
No par
5
prior preferred
conv
Pendleton
9
167a Sep
26
3772 Apr
5%
2
2874 July 12
14
Transportation
27
Feb
33
Dec
1572 Jan
26
Parke Davis & Co_
38% Mar 15
14
353/8
22%
1
Corp_
Pictures
Paramount
9272
*3574
29
100
3672 Jun
*91
,
*91
353/8
10%
Pipe Line—No par
853/4 Apr
443/4 Apr
*16%
*18%
1
preferred
Panhandle
17
92%
*10072
5
World Airways Inc
Amer
1774
17
33
50c
70c
1
Sulphur—
American
Pan
Aug 20
65
917a Aug 23
25
Packaging Corp of America
Electronics--
12
24% Feb
25
453/8 May 29
Corp
Packard-Bell
3
Jan
20
15 3/a Jan
25
preferred——;
Pacific Tin Consolidated
373/4
370
*95,74
96
*95 74
767a
com__14 2/7
100
6%
5
23% Mar
87a May 29
10 74 Jun
Mar 22
19
14
393/a Jan
267a May 29
1427a May 29
12 74 Nov
1374 Dec
2
9574
.37%
">'•
10374
——10
1
No par
Electric-
&
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg
967a
540
101
101
101
101
83%
6274
Pacific Hawaiian Products Co
Aug 30
6074 Jan
&
1007a
6,200
96
83 7a
14
Pacific American Corp
Pacific
1007a
443/4
*94 7a
203/4
5
Aggregates Inc_5
2
12
Jan
837a
37%
533/8
No par
.
May 29
25
20
6574 Oct
23
preferred
$5
83%
101
42
100
15
——
15 3/a Jan
18 7a Aug
52
_a
84
16%
10
Oxford Paper Co common
5
1017a Feb
preferred
4%
25
9% Jun
3
!
2
Mar 23
83%
3574
...
_
25
163/4 Jun
26
343/8 Dec
13
2
Jan
14
96
837a
44 3/a
443/4
953/4
x95
97
17 7t
3.125
30c
_——No par
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
Co.
4474
953/4
377a
*91
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet
443/4
*95 74
377a
Otis Elevator
2
87% Feb
Jun
Jun
2872 Jun
15
Mar
18
127a Oct
337a Dec
25% Jan
99 72 Jun
50
July 11
243/4 Jun
14
Jun
64
1023/4 Mar 22
43% Dec
28
23
76
Jan
3
1
2474 Mar
54% Jan
443/8
957a
*100
101
*96
7.50
Corp—5
5
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
447a
94%
*83 7a
843/4
101
20
100
;
Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
1774 July 18
13
Aug
35
56 7a Jan
106
preferred
-—
preferred
Oklahoma Natural Gas
4.24%
95
84
common_5
Co
4%
23
8
26
1672 Apr
Electric
&
Gas
Okla
8
453/4 Mar
173/4 Mar 15
337a Jan
39
98
44 3/8
95
'•
100
100
preferred————_—100
preferred—
100
preferred
preferred-.—
4474
x947a
44
15
Co common
Ohio Edison
2
4.40%
92
8
833/4 Nov
3
3
Jan
79
4974 Jan
May 28
Jan 11
38
25 7o
257a
257b
fa
653/4
372
tV
66%
653/4
66 3/a
3074
3074
297a
30
700
87 7a
887t
8874
887a
190
*90%
94 7a
166
'1073/4
3174
76 7a
*903/4
91
91
•'
32,300
482,600
15,700
50
*93
94%
♦
106 %
t 94%
110
J
l,,b3/4
240
0
109
109
317i
313/4
767a
32
109
313/4
700
5,300
*77
78
20
700
.
*2374
24
*237»
24
*213/4
223,4.
*213/4
22%
6 74
674
6 3/8
6 3/a
5,400
20
86
847a
84%
377b
377b
377b
38
3,500
197b
197b
*195/8
197a
1,900
217b
217a
217b
213/a
13,400
33
3374
32 5%
33
15,800
60
10,900
*84
Q
587a
131
For
footnotes,
see
page
139
July 13
2672 May 29
23.
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
Quaker Oats
Co
common
5
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
6%
607b
62
*14072 141%
27
27
61
62
*14072 141%
27
27
603/s 61
*14072 141%
277a 277a
140'/a
2774
5774
60
1407a
2774
142%
■
1427a
50
263/4
277a
800
Volume
Number 6195
196
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1161)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALB PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Par
Tuesday
Wednesday
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
Sept. 10
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Sept. 13
the Week
Sept. 14
Shares
R
49 % Jan
16
65% May
703/4 Jan
23
75
28% Jun
9
637/s Mar 14
27
16% Oct
233/4
24
26 % Dec
5
57 y2 Jan
27
17% Jan
4
34% Sep
27
8
Feb~28
79
Jan
10
213/8 Jan
2
65
41 % Feb
16
6% Jun
15
10 % Feb
1
12
19
Jan
15
713/4 Dec
8
13
123/8 Jan
3
20% Nov
16
Jan
3
28% May 10
15
Oct
26
16% Jan
6
83^ Sep
Jun
34
433/4 Nov'
May
67
1
22
21% Dec
29
25
10 3/4 Jan
3
16 3/4 Jan
4
Reichhold
19% Apr
6
Reliable
31% Jun
28
49% Jan
23
Jan
Jan
30
12
24
Jan
19
12% Jan
4
May 28
7% Aug 10
18
13
22
May 29
May 17
653/4 Mar 3
33% Sep
52
33
May 23
Aug 18
34% Jun
25
3
603/4 Nov
8
213/4 Jun
29
35 y8 Oct
23
56 y4 Jun
5
20% Jun
27
3
49% Jan
30
Jan
108
Oct
2
131 y2 Jun
5
'683/4 Sep
26
89 V4 Nov
14
90% Oct
6
8
May
25
1163/4 Jan
31
4%%
14
80% Feb
16
Mar
87
6
37% Sep
1113/4
3
8% Jun
Nov~34
26
25
46
Aug 31
90
Jan
4
14
5
102
Rheem
2
Mar
Mar 14
(R
Oil
6 3/4
63%
63/4
12%
121/4
preferred.
*12%
50
83/4
83/4
*83/4
9%
*83/4
8 3%
8%
8%
No par
39%
39%
39%
39%
393/8
*17%
18%
♦17%
18
13%
10%
13%
103/4
13%
50c
12
Feb
94
4%
Mar 22
2
93% Dec
90% Jan
15 Ya May 29
12 Ya Jan
13
27% May
27% Dec
14
May 29
16% Jan
3
273/4 Dec
20
July 25
Feb
8
21% May 29
27% Apr
11
293/4 Sep
19
253/4 Apr
43% Apr
33% Jan
40 %
13
10% Oct
3
19% Apr
18
12y8 Feb
3
17% Dec
27
36% Jan
3
46% Apr
7
18
15
18 y2 Jan
30
25
27% Aug
8
22% Mw IS
36% Jan
633/4 Dec
3
36% May 29
6
Nov
27
Jun
28
404% Dec
11
352 % Jan
26
26% Jan
3
373/4 Dec
18
225/a Jun
26
Jan
3
20Ya Nov
8
135/8 Jun
70% Jan
5
79
Apr
7
70% Aug 31
413/a Oct
19
93
89
16 %
°°15%
31% July 20
May 29
25
Jan
4
100
May 25
23% Jun
30% Jan
39% Feb
.73/8 Jan
27
Jun
27
143/a Jan
22
34"% May
95
273/4 May 29
223/4 Nov 21
213% Jan
>
May
8
21% Mar
4
May
40 % Apr
16 % Jan
18% Jan
27% Jan
10 3/a Jan
11% Jan
9
98 % Feb
14
Sep
47% Dec
4
25% Jun
27
81% May
16
86
24
423A Jan
2
4
Jun
9
77
Jan
Jan
4
97
May 19
90
Feb
6
97% Jun
4
16% Jan
3
27% Jun 15
20
Jun
25
26 % Jan
30
82
Jun
12
6% Feb
7
74% Jan
5
4% Jun
25
Jun
25
70
Feb
21
74
5
J an
3
10
27
Jun
16
May 22
37% Feb 24
21
213/4 July 25
293/8 Mar 21
113/4 July 30
15
30% Jun
17
12
105
10%
43%
42s/8
43%
34,300
88
*87
88
*87
88
10
10%
10
10%
10
4
4
790
4%
4
4%
4
9,800
31
305/s
30 5/a
3,800
21%
*203/4
21%
900
1
25i/2
25%
253/4
26
26
26%
25%
253/4
253/8
253/4
7,100
& Elec Corp„No par
253/4
25%
255/s
26
26
26
25%
26
25%
25%
2,900
Controls
...
Corp
Corp
10
331%
33%
x33 %
33%
33
33%
32%
33%
32%
33
2,700
5
313/4
31%
313/4
32
31%
32
31%
32
31%
32
3,000
common
5
89
90
90%
913/4
92
923/4
91%
92%
91
91%
100
♦90
92
*90
Co
*90
92
92
♦90
173/4
18%
19%
20 3/0
20%
20%
20%
20%
211/4
1
211/4
•203/4
211/4
20%
203/4
26
X25%
25%
251/8
251/8
39%
39%
39%
40%
101/8
10%
18
10 3/a
10%
18%
18%
10%
183/s
92
*90
185/8
19,300
203/4
20%
20 5/a
5,900
203/4
203/4
20%
251/a
251/a
25%
20%
25 %
2,500
40 %
40%
40%
40%
159,900
10%
103/4
18%
201%
-
18%
103/8
10%
Stores
6,200
133/4
13%
133/a
13%
13%
13%
131/a
13%
13%
29
28%
28%
28%
29
28i/2
283/4
28%
28%
2,200
16,200
5
(Jacob)
Aeronautical
10 *%
13%
28%
*123/4
13
13
13
*123/4
13
*123/4
18 3/a
18%
19
18%
183/4
18%
18%
9%
93%
93/a
9%
93/a
9i/2
18
No par
2.50
Co_
9%
1.66%
common
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo
Electric Co
Schenley Industries Inc com
Convertible
preference
Schering Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
*91%
*200
92
•200
27%
18%
163/8
92
92 %
♦200
360
27
19
15%
•
38%
38%
38
92%
360
27
18%
16%
93/4
26%
27
19
16%
*18%
38%
92%
38%
*123/4
26%
19
19
16%
70
*70
70%
26
25%
*95%
35
25%
253/4
97%
*95%
li'/8
12%
18%
97%
35%
ip/8
12 %
183/4
9%
33%
32%
16%
70%
113%
12
18%
9%
33%
*32%
5,300
300
20,600
255/8
26Yt
95%
*95%
97%
345/8
34%
35
12
12 %
12
12%
12%
12 3/8
123/4
19
183/4
19
35%
12%
12%
18"%
9%
33%
32%
12%
12%
12%
183/4
•
9%
33%
35
34%
35%
32%
323/4
32
123/a
32%
I2Y2
18 3/4
9Y4
9%
19
'9
3,400
34%
345/8
29,400
32%
32%
1,400
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6
6%
,.1
623/4
63%
28%
63%
65%
653/4
67 5/a
66
673/4
40,800
28%
28
283/4
275/a
28%
24,100
No par
*95%
28%
85
98
28%
$4
63
28%
*84
*96
63%
28 Ya
*84
25
100
24%
24%
*77
25
79
1
V
N
Scott
preferred
Scovill
Mfg Co
3.65%
85
98 ■<'«
25 " f
'r:/
6%
6
6%
85
85
*84%
86
86
86
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
24%
*77
243/4
79
23%
*77
241/4
23%
79
23% Jan
Seaboard
Finance
79
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4 3/a
6,500
24%
13%
24%
243/s
24%
X23%
243/a
23%
24
23%
243/s
22,000
14
14
14%
14
14%
14%
143/a
14%
14%
29,100
31,800
20
Co
*77i/4
4%
79
27% Mar
Seagrave
22 %
22%
23%
23%
23%
25%
25
263/4
25
%
253/a
50% Feb
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp..
5
46Va
47%
48%
483%
47%
48
46%
471/a
46%
463/4
2,400
88 3/4 Jan
Sears
Co
3
72 %
73%
72%
73 Ya
72%
73
725/8
733/8
723/4
733/8
34,200
15 % Mar
Seiberling Rubber Co
1
10
10
10
*9%
10
9%
10
*9%
10
500
143/a Jan
Servel
10
9%
93/4
10
28,700
*1031/4
105
25
104
Corp
Roebuck
Inc
$5.25
&
1
9%
No par
*103 %
common
preferred
14 % Jun
25
293/4 Jan
4
ll3/4 Jun
25
23 % Mar 28
Shattuck
25
413/a Mar 20
Shell
14"% May 29
193/4 Aug 15
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
May 17
31% Feb 28
29% Jun
6
7
Aug
Industries
Oil
Steel
Sharon
Oil
;
Inc
2.50
Gas
&
xl04
9%
104
-
9%
*103%
9%
8%
8%
8%
33 %
33%
x32%
9%
105
8%
33
9%
*103%
*83/a
32%
17%
lOi/a
105
9
83/4
323/4
33
17i/2
17%
13%
16%
12%
13 Y4
13
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,700
32%
32%
33%
32%
333/4
33%
33%
323/4
33%
43,700
183/4
19
18%
183/4
19%
18%
19
183/4
183/4
19
183/4
191/4
18 3/4
24,000
19
19%
18%
11%
11 %
113/4
11%
113/4
12
lli/2
11%
12,000
17
17 %
16%
17
163/4
16 3/4
163/4
167/a
1,700
*22%
23%
2,200
331/4
335/a
4,000
17%
17%
17%
17 Ya
17%
22 5/a Jan
15
27
18% Jan
4
13
19% July 10
Shoe
Corp of America
1
17
19
Jun
27
33 % Jan
Signode Steel Strapping Co
1
22 %
23
22
22%
22%
23%
223/4
23
31
Aug 21
56
No par
33%
333/4
33 Va
33 %
33%
333/4
33%
333%
25
May 29
33% Mar 29
Simonds Saw & Steel
No par
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26 %
263/a May 22
Simplicity
20
20
34%
20
20
20
20%
~9
63% Jan
11
45% May
127% Nov
333/4
34%
333/4
341/4
33%
34
109%
110%
443/4 Jan
May 28
25
May 29
4
30
6
84% Jun
50 % Jun
20 3/4 Jun
25
62
8
283/8 Apr
23
20
29% Jan
5
77
Nov
14
383/4 Jan
52% Dec
2J
44
19
133/4 May 26
9% Dec
4
44% Jan
49
Jan
27% Jan
9
60% Nov
14
25
52% Jun
5
4
3
49% Oct
153/s Jan
3
303/4 Dec 21
27% Jan
11
31% Sep
8
243/a Nov 21
15% Jan
4
293/4 Dec
26
475% Jan
3
29
Feb
■
21
72% Feb 28
Sheraton
Simmons
Smith
10% Jan
4
Soo
9% Jan
2
58
Feb
15
50
Mar 23
53
Feb
19
29
Line
Carolina
443A Jan
17
16
16
South
Jan
17% Jun
233/4 Feb
16
25
8%
30
10
38 Va Jun
25
57% Jan
53 % Nov
17
40% Jun
26
52 % May
50
10
Mar 21
Southern
109%
53 %
Jan
3
3
91
Mar
20% Jan
26
35
May 15
88% Jan
3
34% Oct 26
82
Jan
For
3
97% May
64% Ar
883/4 Apr
footnotes,
2
34%
26%
30
33%
34%
26%
27
26 %
*29%
30
*29%
com
19%
28%
19%
273/4
19%
19%
19%
193/4
193/4
19%
19%
800
28
28
28%
28
28 3/a
28
28Y4
22,700
48 %
48%
48 %
483/4
48%
48 3/a
46%
82% Sep
23.
14
86
Mar
8
1
331/4
33%
900
33%
27
27%
293/4
6,700
28
293/4
30
400
243%
25%
243/4
25%
24%
25
243/s
243/4
463/4
19"%
47%
19%
46%
47%
465/8
47
46Y2
47
193/4
19%
193/4
193/4
19%
193/4
Ohio
stock
tr
ctfs__100
*73
74
*71
13%
133/4
94%
$4.50
33%
47%
19%
El_No par
94
26%
83 %
Spiegel
May
53
*19
27%
Rand Corp common
50c
preferred
25
Inc common
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Sperry
97
38% Mar
*51'/2
53
1
100
1
25
3,200
2,300
8%
15
14%
6%
27%
95%
2
9
Aug 16
20% Jun
7%
501%
33%
25%
*29%!
15
14%
6%
27%
*93 %
24% Jan
Jun
90
*51%
1,900
6%
73/4
493/4
8
33%
-27%
293/4
1
25
13
9
see page
2
53
*5%
5%
501/4
50
*33
26
293/4
28%
19
51
2.50
_5
25
29%
Apr
7%
*51%
23%
95
5%
53
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20%
preferred
42 Va Jan
7%
*52
1
15
4
17
non-cum
Jan
6
53
5
90
73/4
*52
Southwestern
25% Aug 14
5%
50
25%
24
Jan
7%
47%
19%
34 % Apr
51 Ya Nov
28
6
24%
4
88
7%
50
7
2
6
7%
(Del)__Nopar
Co
22 3/4
24
6%
1,200
common__No par
preferred
20
14
8% Jan
31,100
9,100
38% Dec
263/4 Jan
22,100
52 3/a
43%
16
47% Jan
54
52
473/4
483/4
71
27
52%
52 %
431/2
30
25
531/4
513/4
48%
72% Oct
Jun
52%
52
433/4
65% Mar 20
4
523/4
51%
50
Railway
12% Jun
50%
51%
49
Pacific
3
503/a
513%
43%
Southern
11% Apr 27
44% May 31
50%
513/4
51%
483/4
Southern
3
50%
50
43%
7
12
223/8
49
16
Jan
22
48%
8
7% Jan
22
43%
19% Nov
20% Jan
22
48%
9
27
22
48%
173/4 Jan
35% Mar
22 %
43%
593/8 Feb
May 29
12 3/4 Sep 14
22 %
22 Ya
2,800
48 %
30% Feb
26% Jan
23,500
42%
44
&
2,100
171/2
"
48
36
Mobile
24%
17
.
42%
21% May 29
75
533/4
243/4
173/4
42%
&
13
14
533/4
243/4
17
50
Co
11
Feb
541/4
24
18%
22%
48
Gas
Gas
5%
53%
24%
17%
7.50
Indiana
22
26
Apr 16
54%
24%
50
Edison
Southern Natural
20% Apr
53%
-
30,900
61% Oct
5
14,200
473%
29% Oct
18% July
1,300
llli/2
183/B
*22
7%
1,000
48,500
54
18%
6%
263%
25
24
18%
1
1093/4
111
110
com_4.50
Co
Co
49 % Nov
May 29
533/a
*26
2,800
5
California
3
May 29
.
110%
50
3
20% Jan
473/4 Mar 15
38% Jan
24 %
109
18
No par
Platinum
Southeastern Public Service Co
Southern
20
25
10
15r
Co
&
E & G
Jersey Gas Co
Puerto Rico Sugar
Southern
33 %
5
preferred
31% Mar 30
,
5
preferred
South
40% Jan
50c,
French Labs_No par
Gold
Amer
5%
.
Inc
Inc
Railroad
South
May 28
23 Ya May 29
&
11%
;__5
Mobil Oil Co Inc
South
22
July 2
28% July 11
33
;
Marchant
Kline
Smith
3
25
Co
Smith-Douglass Co
'7% May 29
39% Jun
Pattern
19
50c
Oil Co
(AO) Corp___
Skelly
Socony
5% July
America
Co
Smith-Corona
1
25
Corp of
Singer Manufacturing Co
563/a Mar
Jun
613/4 Nov
19
363/4 Jan
31% Dec
129% Mar 22
353/8 Mar
46% Jan
6% Mar 15
5
14
May 29
45% Jun 25
93/a Dec
19
25
233/a Jan
12% Jan
Apr
2
15% May 28
67% July 3
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
363/4 Jun
7
26% Oct
5,600
20%
Sinclair Oil Corp
1 18%
33%
20
40% Feb
20
34%
110%
53%
24%
16
16% Jun
36% Oct
6,100
183%
1
11% Jun
8
8
38% May 23
60% Apr 17
4
2,300
17%
13%
No par
H163/4 Sep
423A Jan
100
91/4
33
32
No par
G)
Co
93/e
,,
33 %
9
33%
1
Corp
(Frank
105
18%
19%
12
17
233/4 May 15
3
9,800
*77
4%
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
31
Jan
40
243/a
_1
:
Corp of Amer
31% Mar
21
28
6,800
5
preferred
Bolt
&
Screw
common
Shamrock
Dec
3,600
10,300
91/4
No par
No par
Schlumberger
Shahmoon
233/4 Aug
20
4,300
43,100
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
Schick Inc
12
21
300
16%
70%
95%
35
9%
£
x343/8
97%
35 Va
9%
33%
32%
26
4,800
19
r
3/8
370
263/4
15%
70%
25
15,900
93
*18 3/4
16
*70
26
5,800
360
26 3/a
19
7,200
383/4
*92%
♦200
26%
500
•
9%
38 3/a
*
J
'
70%
193/a
9%
92
360
13
19
38%
92
27
70
13
*200
360
153/4
»70
25%
*95%
35%
5
100
__10
1
5
1.40
35c
1
30
Paper Co common
pfd 4.40% series A
Diego Gas & Electric Co
383/a
37%
preferred
conv
preferred
113/4 Mar 30
14
500
1
1
45% Feb
16 5/a Feg
8,400
92
18 3/a
1
Co
5
15% Sep 19
153/4 Jan
4
5,660
103/s
31
25
5
1,100
44%
49
203/4
6% Jun
36% Oct
107%
21%
30% Jun
46% Mar
1063/4
30%
14% Apr 19
50% Mar 13
3
■
*483/4
107%
43
♦87
10 3/a
4
483/4
106
29%
37% May 12
Jan
88
10%
41/a
483/4
106%
43%
13
Jun
95/b Aug 10
63/4 May 29
4
18% Sep 25
♦87%
10%
4
103% Feb
83/s Jan
88
'
£
27
97% Jan
Nov
*87%
1
1061/4
44'%
25
59
July 28
20% Apr
Jan
100
Ltd
43%
44%
Jun
14
4
15
115/a Jan
108
44
33% Jun
13
51% Dec
943/4 Nov
*106%
*106%
5
San
5% May 29
5
30,300
108
100
com
1st
San
60 % May 29
Feb
49
•21%
Telephone
St Regis
393/8 Mar 12
14% Mar 10
Jan
49
100
_100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com__No par "V
Preferred series A 5%'
100
1
19
54
28%
49
4.30%
23
80% Feb
8% Sep
31% Jan
22,100
*483/4
preferred series A
4%
20% May 21
60 s/s Feb
14
20,800
23%
28%
49
Corp
Safeway
4
Jan
42 % Jan
Nov
423A
23%
283/4
49
__50
30%
2
94% May 15
26
4
11
41%
23%
281%
21%
60 3/a Jan
313/a Aug 29
87
431/4
231/2
28%
Ryder System Inc_._,
33
73% Jan
417/B
23%
27%
X41
39%
14
9
42%
233/8
28%
391/8
24
41 Ya Nov
41
23%
27%
20 g
Nov
70
41%
23%
27%
253/4
46% Nov
3
41%
1
16
38
6,900
1
Jan
46 5/a May
52,100
34%
145/8
30
Ryan
Aug 13
33%
34%
23%
Ruppert
May 29
8% Jun 27
17
200
331/4
341/8
♦21
13
11
5
14%
33%
341/8
21%
22
May 29
143/4
33%
34%
31%
14% Aug 13
8
May 10
11
8% Jan
16
*143%
34%
34
30%
18 3/4 Feb
100
141/2
333/4
1
-
92
14%
34%
34
21%
26% Jan
37
14%
333/4
Roper
352 % Jan
5,600
10
2.50
29
3
15,200
8%
7,800
Ruberoid
27
20
163/4
271/4
Rubbermaid Inc
Jan
58
7%
40%
5
Dec
16
7%
40%
5
86
*55
17
73/4
405/s
4
372
58
16%
73/4
40%
143/4 Feb
15
*55
17
7%
40%
17 Ya Jan
Jun
163/4
7%
40
41
7%
2,500
40
16
153/4 May 29
2,500
14
39%
10% Jun
12
103/4 Mar 15
353/4
13%
34
Ronson Corp
Jan
353/8
14%
403/4
.
27y8 Aug
8% May 29
200
36%
14
34%
12
Sep
173/s
36
143/4
58
23%
A
(Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co_
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Royal McBee Corp
10
17%
36
*55
34
Rohr
31% Mar 15
9,800
34
25
29% Feb
2,200
10%
1
11% May 29
12% Oct
Dec
24% Jan
13
105/8
18
39%
Rohm & Haas Co
9
17
12%
11%
18
No par
,,
Rockwell-Standard
18
16%
13
103/4
18
14%
14%
*14%
300
12%
11%
Co~~~2.50
Corp
Company
Rochester
8
Apr
17
143/4
17%
333/4
5
Paper
Rochester Gas
33% Aug 24
17% Jan
May
163/4
*14a/8
17%
35%
58
7%
17 5/a
393/8
26
38
14%
*56%
7%
17%
10%
353/4
14%
56%
7%
17%
13
No par
13
124
35%
403/4
♦173/4
14%
10
Inc
Robertshaw-Fulton
July 10
35%
40
13
18
56 %
10
Trust
Corp
42% Feb
12
35 Ya
41
17%
11%
*17%
300
393/4
28,300
27
87
•
18
500
3,100
395/8
4%
Jun
27
*173/4
10
1,400
8%
48%
23
May 29
10%
1
,
63/4.
13
47
473/4 Jun
Jun
13
9
49%
10
25
22,100
63/4
123/4
48%
32% Feb
73
333/8
6%
12%
493/4
Ritter
26% May 11
32%
63A
13%
49%
Riegel
9
34%
63/4
*123/4
495%
37% Mar 19
Nov~27
33
63/4
49
343/8 Mar 26
38% Aug
34
33%
50%
27
34
333/8
321/4
49%
183/4 Jun
27%, Jan
34%
23,900
.JL.25
24% May 11
23 y2 Jan
333%
19%
series.
50% Mar 13
233/a Jun
18%
12%
Selection
3
5
183/4
Tobacco
30
29
18%
pref
J)
Nov
253/4 Jan
32% May 11
800
6,600
series
51% Apr 27
34% May 10
25
6,600
93/8
63/4
Richardson-Merrell
Richfield
76
9%
Manufacturing Co
443/4 Mar 14
12%
743/4
18 »/2
preferred
Corp_
:
2nd
conv
Rhodesian
12
75
18%
Corp
Preferred 3.60%
153/4 Feb
12%
75
18%
Chemicals
Reynolds
12
74%
No par
preferred
Jun
3% Jun
78% Jan
43/4%
5
16%
74
18%
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
97
Apr
155/8
183/a
Rexall
40% Jun
23 y2
8
14
50 Va
16
74%
♦73
5,300
18 %
Inc__
Steel
8
800
7,600
.
9%
convertible
Jan
83,000
9%
Inc
Stores
48
15%
51
9%
Revere Copper & Brass
Revlon
Inc
4
15%
12%
Republic
2
16
50
5
67% Mar 13
32%
49%
50
4
41 % Jan
78
32
93/8
________5
Jan
52% Jan
78
32%
153/4
12%
77%
93/a
Conv
$1
12%
51
76%
9%
Reliance
Mar 12
15%
493/8
30%
76
30
93/a
__
43% Jan
60
14
May 29
43% Jan
47
17
75
50%
76
9%
Elec & Eng Co
.___5
Mfg Co common
5
preferred 3%% series__100
Republic Aviation Corp
50c
Republic Corp common
50c
23
76
16 %
73
Reliance
4
14
51% Aug 30
7
3
Mar
Bros
15 %
49
29
Inc__3.33%
Roller Bit Co
26
9
123/4 Dec
Stores
9% May 29
37% Mar
83
Reed
Reeves
12%
12 s/8
49%
preferred
2nd
Owl
12%
1
;
1st
163/4 Jun
533/4 Jan
84
Red
8
18% May 11
23
2
12
13
663/4 Mar
Jun
66 % Jan
12%
common
non-cum
4%
21% Feb
7
493/4 Jun
11
57
15
Co
28%
1
non-cum
93/4 Jun
Apr
Aug 24
Oct
6
133/8 Jan
21% Jun
7
20
143/4 Jan
4
Jun 22
11
8
54
Dec
4%
17% Aug 13
3
203/4 Apr
Reading
753/4
28%
No par
International
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
12% Sep
1
18
25
May 29
*75%
Inc_
Raybestos-Manhattan
18
47%
75 3/4
28%
2.50
House
473/8
28%
No par
Co
Inc
Raymond
24 % Apr
46%
*75%
2.50
preferred
Purina
Random
16
25
Oct
58
13
of America com_No par
1st
Ranco
Mar 16
81
14 Ya Feb
25
Corp
$3.50
Ralston
16% May 29
153/4 Jan
10% July 26
303/4 Feb
May 29
7% Jun
113/4 Mar 22
25% Feb
13
Radio
Mar 30
45
10
12% May 29
11% Aug
8
21V* Apr
6
243/a Aug 31
44 y2 Aug 18
July 19
15 y8 Dec
11
33% Sep 26
88% Feb
6
4
11% Oct
71% May 29
28% Sep
Dec
Public Service Co
1
2.50
6
26%
83%
74
*71
74
74
♦71
"
*71
900
22,800
7,600
<
1,700
74
8,500
29%
29%
29%
29 YB
29%
14%
14%
14
141/4
123/4
14
13%
14%
133/a
14 Ya
13%
13%
16,200
3/a
6Y2
6%
6%
27%
5,600
29
28%
15
14 %
6%
27
*93%
15
14 %
6%
27%
95 %
X6%
6%
26%
27%
*93 %
95%
13%
94%
26%
833/4
133/4
94%
27 %
83%
6
27
*93%
27%
95 Y4
27
*93%
1,700
3,600
95 Yi
13%
133/4
13 %
13%
13 Y»
13 Y2
95
95
953/4
95%
95 Y2
97
263/a
26%
26 %
26%
26Y2
26%
9,700
83%
833/4
*83 %
83%
82%
83 Y4
270
110,100
340
,
The.
(1162)
22
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday* September47, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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74 Va July
35% Dec
12
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25
39
May 29
2
12% May 29
11% Jan
3
19% Dec
12
9.
53 % Jun
5
Dec
4
87% Dec
4
41% May 29
45% May 28
57.
5
8lVa Sep
25
2540% Jan
3'.-
59% Feb
.
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Jan
4 '•
18% Oct
16»
20% Oct
31
'
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8% Nov
2
4
22% Dec
45% Dec
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7'
19% Dec
29% Mar
27
22% Feb
14
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5,500
c.
163/s
.
33
•
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Twin Industries Corp.._1
52% Apr 25
29
15;
3J% July 26
1
Feb
84% Jan
*
39% Nov
34% Jan
•
6
8% Aug 17
8
29% Jan
20
78
72% Jun
25%
"
Jan,
121% Jan
.
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25%
22%
371/4
/
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54%
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27
29ya
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83 3/4
28
52%
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:—1
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5% scon'v pfd series of ld57_
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
:
19% May 15
36
;
-
—10
—25
J
16%
—
••••
$2.70 preferred——^—1—50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common;
_1
*
2
25
Jun
Jun
94% July 24
Dec 20
68% Dec
3TV8 Dec
11% Jan
:
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Trans-World Financial Co 1
.
'52%
296 >-300
-7%
20%
>'.v53%:
—5
Trl-Continental Corp common
-
52% Feb.
5
39% Jan 22
37% May 28
1
71
22
31% May 29
83
18
79
9
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10% Mar22
i
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'92
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2
Jun
19
56% Aug 21
26.% Feb 16
6% May 29
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18
14% Jan
52 y4
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'
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1
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34% Apr. 23'
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1,400
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19
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2
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_1
Transwestern Pipeline Co—'
1—1
Trans; World Airlines Inc.!
——5
:
2
!
17%
17%
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36%
.
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48"% Feb. 15
Jan
.
>
33
26
21%
8%
1
900
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.
30%
;
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-
preferred——.
Torrington. Co
"
8
15% Feb-14
15% Jun 22
14%:July 9
17%:May 29
34%. Jun 27
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Tishman Realty & Construction
1
Toledo Edison Co——L—I
—5
2
18% Jan/ 2
25
18
65% May 11 ;
134% Sep 22
26% Dec 12
•
54% May 29
,
42% Feb
141
25
47
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$1.20
;•
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7%
_1
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Co—5
_12.50
Timken
30
May 29
9
f
7
81% Jan
21
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24
9
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7%
Transmission
-Tidewater. Oil common
15
25
55% Apr 14
16% Apr
3
Oct 25
13% Jan
;
6
416
25% Mar
6% May 29
8Va May 29
.7 Vi. May 29
..
-
27% Jan
17%
-
--42 V'4
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:—-1
Thompson- (J R)_
i——7.50
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— 4% 'preferred—
i——
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Thor Power Tool Co_'
——No par
25 Vi Mar 26
28% Jun 25
108
1
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Thatcher Glass Mfg Coi_—;
Thiokol Chemical Co—-:
2
29
17'/a
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:
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24%
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v
9,500
,
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.
32%
.
49
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27 v:—■
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27%
/
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57;% Feb;
-
May 29
18% Jun 26
15% Jun
29% Oct
3
25
45
52% Dec 21
56% May 8
48
Apr
23% Feb
20V4May29
..
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36/
15% May 29
20
42% Apr
30
10% Qct
91% May 15
6
52% Dec
'
3
Aug
23% Jan
8
50% Nov
48»/a Jan
15% Jan
'
1
88%-Apr:
3
18% Oct
20% Jan
36
•
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4
50
Jun
123
4
26% May 29
19 Vi Jun 25
10% Jan
19
15 ;
•
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
■
49% Aug 10
21% Feb
7
46% Sep
92
...
*—i_—__4.50
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
125% Jan
5
•
Texafe Gulf Producing Co^.„—_33%
Texas Gulf Sulphur.^
—^_No par
Texas Instruments Inc
;
:
1
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil—
lo
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
Texas Utilities Co—
Nopar
Textron Inc common
—:
I
_50c
>
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—No par
3
22% Sep
37 Va Jan
82
—
11 >'
31% Apr
3
30% Apr 27
21% Jan
24% Jan
85
Tennessee Gag
Texaco
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13
29
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5 ——
18% Mar.
63%
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15%
25 /——> 34 ..Vr 34%
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52% Apr
33 Va May 29
37% Nov
8 V—
23% Apr 12
'13% July 19
:
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3
v
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27
52% Jun
Taft Broadcasting Co
Talcott Inc (James)
Tandy Corp—
14 —TelAutograph Corp
9
;
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,
America
2
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*
25
11% Jun
>
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>
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2.
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11% Jan
14
May 29
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9 ■/—
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3
Oct
25% Sep
15% Jan
46
27
6
May 29
32% Jun 22
18 Vi May. 29
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Jun
29>/a May 29
4% May 29
.
—
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25
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63
22%
8%
-
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96,200
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15
331/4
33% I, — 33Vs
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16
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27
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16 y4
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ff
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1 - — >>-.22%.' 227/8
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97% r 98
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10c ;
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3
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12% Aug . 13
1385
27
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3,300
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49% Feb 28
54% Nov 28
38% Nov
45
31
118% Jan
May 29
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14
1464 Jan
28
19
92,
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53% Jan 15
28% Feb
8
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32
8%
9
292
300
<'./—- 21 !
21%
._1
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May 29
22 V\ May 29
30
Jan
2
24% Mar 23
43
9
101 % Jan
7
19% Feb.
2
'83%
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1
45% Apr 23
87
13
1115 Oct
Suburban Propane Gas .Corp
1 '
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May 29
9
20% Apr 20
3
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2
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16% f.
-
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17% May 29
> 32
28
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25
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'
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.
100 7
4 >
360
8% .-»8%
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.
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77%
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22
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Jun
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4
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15
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44
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6
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41% Apr
4
26
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15
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60 Va
46%
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63
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22% ; 23%
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59%
59%
52 '
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50%
49%
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Stokely-Van Camp Inc common.—l v» 16%.l;. 17.%
5% prior: prefeyence-^--:-ifc.—1-.-.20 > .1
19% . .19%.
Stone & Webster^.
;
J
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51 > ' 52%
Storer Broadcasting Co——:
1 •
29%
29%
Stouffer Foods Corp
1.25 « "
24%
25V2
2
20% May 17.
7
14%
90% "
/>- 45%"
4he Week
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30
>
63%
777/a i 78
'
f—
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Stix Eaer & Fuller Co
34% Aug 27
16% May 29
15
preferred———j
Friday
Sept. 14
30
62%
,
.
23%
>22% '
18%>>>v*16%> 16%
Sterling Drug Inc——^1
5
62% >64% y
'62*/4 - 63%'
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15 .->>>>: 28%> <.29%r-/>? 28%
28%
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—1—2.50
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6
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29%
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14 Vi
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•
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•
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45%
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17
Feb
37
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29%
61%
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 12
60%
59%
-
.
89%
Starrett Co>(The)
91% Mar 26
25
21
35% Aug 10
32% Oct 12
47% Jan
19% Jan
May 29
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Standard Pressed Steel Co—'
12
83% May 28
V
25
55 V4 Jun
10
Nov
35
3
.
1' 81% Feb 28
14% May 29
,
28% Aug 13
Jan
5
29% Jun 22
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29
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Sept. 11
28 V4
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61%
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100
Packaging Corp com____l
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.20
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20
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Standard.
Mar 12
:
.—7
of Ohio common—10
....
11% Jun
84% Oct 27
9
77
71
,
-
5
Jun
14% Mar 17
17% Jan
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23% Mar
.
26
Standard Oil of New Jersey
21% Jun
22
28% Apr 27
42% Dec 20
3;
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43% Jun
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4
26% Oct
25
V
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28
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v
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Standard Oil of Indiana—
—25 v
>
-
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60%
>,
;
77% : 77%
28
59% Feb
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-
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Mar 23
82
57% Nov 2825% Oct
7
15
56% Feb
>■»
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Standard Kollsman
•
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58% Feb
■.
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_1 <l,>»
May 17
92
-
;
3
60% May
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:
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2
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,
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Standard Brands. Inc com—No par" '
2
25
35% Jan
25
May 29
48
3
Mar 30
28
y
>
13
92% Dec
29
51% Sep
84
Dec
52
50
.
Jan
18% Jan
> 81% May 29
55% Dec 27
46% Jan
17% Jun
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16
77% Jan
v.
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
-:>>
83% Apr
48
25 % Jan
44% Sep
:
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Year 1961
>
50
'
50%
33 >/»
'19%
-
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50
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-34
-
Volume
Number 6195
196
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1163)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
EXCHANGE
»,
33 y4 Sep
93
Jan
29
4
97 V2 Jun
1
95 % Aug
10
98
May
1
24% Jan
3
32% Nov
8
23% Jun
25
32% Mar
9
U
S
42 % Dec
27
46% Dec
6
28 % Jun
25
47% Mar 23
U
S
Freight Co
U
S
Gypsum Co common—
95
--
15
41»/8 Feb
115
25
Dec
Feb
681/4 Sep
27
153
6
105V4 Jan
20
158 % Oct
2
9 Va Jan
3
22% Dec
14
12
May 29
35 V2 Jan
17
42% Dec
4
43
Jun
21
267/a Jan
5
36% Jun
6
30% Jan
2
»
July 11
,
7% Jan
3
9 Ve Nov
21
8% Jan
27% Apr
6
141/2 Jun
33
2
42
251/2 May 29
43% Jan
53% May 18
38
84
15
79
64% Aug: 11
161% Nov 13
40
25
Jan
5
46"% Jan
6
149 V-2 Jan
Mar
3
Dec
•
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3
45% Jan
75V4 Oct
141%
41%
4
54% Oct
24
Jan
6
35
Jan
/
45 % Nov
40% Jun
53% Apr
23
Jan
3
10
153 V2 Jan
9
27% Oct
27
43% May 17
;55%Nov 28
4
,Nov
62
30% Jan
48% Feb
166
Jan
28
59
33% Mar 10
30% Oct
18
27
Jan
{
-
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38% Oct
20
42
Nov
2
15% Nov
20
30
Feb
20
;
27
Jun
108
Dec
7
6
86
Dec
8
85
68% Nov
Jan
9
92
Nov
29
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26
89
Oct
13
11
28"% Nov
17
•
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26
-
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1
24% Dec
18
19
44% Mar 23
142
Mar 23
67
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4
92% May 22
■! .'
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20z!
104% Sep
Jun
16i/a Jun
4
137/b Jan
4
17
May 12
87% Jan
3
100
July 21
98% Jan
5
lg7/4 Jun 20.
13% Feb
6
81/2 May 29
14% Feb
21
167/8 Feb
21
1
14
22
Jun
102
Apr
9
106
97% Aug 20
101 % Sep 10
,
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2
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7
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5
5
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48
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25
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57
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27
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26
2
2
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8
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18
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Jan
118
4%
Western
Western
31
25% May 11
82
'
V
2
88% Jan
10
4
10
78%
"'44%
5%
Western Maryland Ry
.
30% Mar 12"1
39 Vb Jan
■'
5
', 25
1
/
A
104
Industries
(
Warner Co
Warner-Lambert
'
;.
21
4
291/4 Aug
6%
45%-v/.
48%
26%
45
48%
26V2
2.50 ! ; :■ //•/?5%
Warner Bros Pictures Inc„1.25;
-
9
Apr
19%
'
4
10
Oct
Feb
Jan
23
7i/a Jan
29
32% Feb
Jan
37
Jun
' 39
28
88% Jan
24
28%
May 29
23% Jun 25/
14
50
991/2 Jan
101%
19
18% Jun
19
Jan
46
23y2 July 31
19
68
92
"
25
82V2 Dec
26% Oct
102%
94%
3
28
55
.g'6%
78%
"■ 19y2
West Kentucky Coal COi.—
A
*'•
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10% >
Apr
4 "
West Penn Power - 4 % % " pfd——100
/
' ioi ' 101 %Jun 15
4.20% preferred series B
100
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92y2
Apr 30
4.10% preferred series V—
100
V,
91
91
Mar 12
;i West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
'
31% • 31'/2
May 22 "
•
4%%
preferred
^_100
* 98 %
99%
Aug 23
" Western Air Lines Inc
T. W v.v.27%
27%
Jan ^ '2 V '
' Western Bancorporationl-—-2
28y4
28%
Apr
37% Dec
921/4 Jan
" V
2
297/a Nov
3
Jan
6%
Ward
.
"'
f*
9'
14% Feb 20 r
Aug 14
97% Feb 16
28
37% Mar 21
38
''"
30
'
May 11
45
25
54% Jan
403/4 Jan
'
14
4
13
r
78%
197/a
*78
•
—10
—
Baking Co
preferred
Ward
';
Mar 12
-
Walworth Co
'
,
38J/4 Apr 19
27% May 17
14
9% May 29
95 % Jun 25
"87
Jan 11
28
Jan
19% Jan
27
72
21
Sep
'
May 5
Apr 24
45
'
May 31
July 11
82% Jan
33 y8 Aug
/
*
7
85
-
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71/4 May 31
17% Apr.) 7
\
28
Jun
32
30
30 y2 Jan
v
27.;
15
;—__No par
10
Pharmaceutical—1
Warren (S D) CoJ_——
No panr29
May 29 5
2
Washington Gas Light Co_—No pax.
39
May 29
"-51
Jan ."2 *Washington Water Power
No par
29% May 29
37% Mar 19
" Waukesha Motor Co_—
5
27% May 29
36%"Feb" 8", ' "/ Wayne Knitting Mills
5
3
Jun 26
5V4 Jan 31
Welbilt Corp.—
1
26
19
40% Nov
:'
V.
W__—No par /».') /
Inc„„'
50c
Wallace & Tiernan
/
20
26
6
Corp
Waldorf System
8
Oct
66
-
Walgreen Co-k.—_•
Walker (Hiram) G &
.
2
Jun
Electric
100
preferred
4%%
'
25
1
RR
Wagner
-
65% Mar 21
24y2 Jun
'
Wabash
4
:
40% Jun
'
:
3
9% Jan
40.
15
42% Oct
9
6% May 29
Jun 25
7
58% Nov
July
87/a Dec
V,
.
pi lit.5
r.'iifr'- /
21%
200
-
34%
34
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100
34
22%
I
22
22%
34
34%
37%
27
37%
37%
36%
89
87y4
87%
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87
32
*30
31%
100
6%
1,000
25%
20,300
53%
54 %
6,100
*i27y2
128%
22,-
r
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■
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32 iV
25%
54
54y2
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127
39%
v
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.
25
...
..
66%
25
54%
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128 Va
39
39
38%
25%
24%
24%
"
.
:
25
24%
65%,
27%
27%
84%
83 »/4
83%
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66%
27%
99%
9%
.
99%
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..
1,000
..
1,200
4,600
37
4
100
20
4,900
10,800
'24%
25
64%
:
5,400.
39
1,500
65%
27%
28
1*83
7,000
14,000
84
99 »/4
99%
97%
9%
9%
9%
147%
150%
20%
20%
10
99%
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,
.
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-
24%
.
i
33%
26% •-26%
"6%
24%
V i
25%
33
27%
*6'/a
6
I
3,000
•
800
X
94% July 19
27% Ja-n
3
3
19% Jan
8
36% Jun
8
Jun
27
29% Nov
14
24% Jun
27
70% Jun
27
May 29
30% Mar 16
62% Nov
2
asked
ruptcy
On
Act,
stock
or
Xerox
107% Mar 28
•Bid
and
14
114% May 17
24% July 10
22% July 20
887/b Jan
87% Jun
82% Nov
no
16
28
prices;
-19
securities
assumed
dividends of 25%
44
sale
or
less,
on
by
Jun
this
such
30% Feb
25
day.
21
38% Feb
16
-
Cash
companies.
sale,
wd When,
lITransferred
high and low ranges of
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel D*or
No par
Zenith
75% Mar 15
r
Radio
from
1
Corp.
distributed,
American
old stock Are retained.
144%
x
Ex-dividend,
Stock
Exchange,
y
148%
146%
150%
148%
150%
20ya
20»/4
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•
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27
20%
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20%
27
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Corp
27%
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77
75%
76%
75%
76%
74
75 y8
11,50'
V 17J/8
17%
17
17%
17
17%
2,80'
55%
57%
56%
57%
56%
57 Va
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75%
17%
53%
55%
" 74
,
'17%: 17%
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56
27
\
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146
20%
42,900
148%
21
27
..
*
5,70i
10<
112,100
Ex-rights,
z Ex-distribution,
tin bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bank¬
yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing only. All preferred issues are cumulative unless otherwise indicated*
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday,
..
(1164)
24
September 17, 1962
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
letters
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY-YEARLY
bonds
when, the
column headed
the
in
"Interest
mature. Figures after decimal
indicate
Period"
point represent
LOW
Range Since Jan. 1
Range for Previous
•
Highest
Lowest
Year 1961
-
•
Highest
Lowest
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Treasury 414s
4s
Treasury
4s
Treasury
Low
.
4s
High
103
May 15 1975-1985
__Aug 15 1987-1992
Feb 15 1969
„—-—Oct
1 1969
:
Aug 15 1971
Treasury 4%s
Treasury
Tuesday
Sept. 11
Low
High
Monday
Sept. 10
103.8
103.4
one
AND
in
or
each
HIGH
the
case
32nds
more
SALE
of
Sept. 12
Low
High
.
103.12
103.4
point.
PRICES
Wednesday
•
month
a
!
Thursday
Sept. 13 -
_
Low
Friday
Sales for
Week
1
Sept. 14 '
•
High
.
Low
High
Bonds ($)
103.6
103.14
103.4
102.14
102.22
102.10
102.18
100.19.100.23
103.12
100.18
100.22 V.
100.16
100.19
100.4 '
100.8
102.6
102.14
102.12
102.20
102.12
102.20
100.17
100.21
100.12
100.16
100.16
100.20
100.14
100.18
100.16
100.20
100.14
100.18
100.17
100.21
10O
100.4
100.2
100.6
100.2
100.6
100.4
100.12
•'
103.22
-?
•
„_
...
"
;
,
Treasury 4s
3%s
Treasury
3%s
3%s
Treasury
35/aS
Treasury 3%8
.
3%s„
Treasury 3%s
3 Vis
Jun
3s
Treasury
3s
Treasury
2%s
Treasury
25/as
2%s—Jun
.
Dec
2 Vis
99.24
99.5
Aug
Dec
89
8
99.27
98.6
98.10
99.16
99.20
99.14
93.22
93.30
93.24
94
91.24
92
90.28
92.4
91.2
90.16
90.24
90.28
90.24'
99.4
99.8
90.14
90.22
90.14
90.22
15
15 1980
15 1990
15 1998
15 1966
15
98.18
>99.20
99.26
100.14
100.18
99.6
99.2
98.26
98.20*,
98.28
98.22
98.30
98.28
,98.20
99.26
99.23
99.27
99.26
99.30
99.26
99.30
100.12
100
100.12
100.16
100.12
100.16
100.10
100.14
99.16 ;
99.20
99.16
99.20
93.24j
94
94
94.8
93.28
94.4
92.10
92.18
92.8
92.16
91.2
91.10
90.28
91.4
99.18
V 90.20
.
•
v
3 91.10
91
99.16
.
99.20 V
99.2
99.6
99.2
99.6
99.4
99.8
99.4
99.8
90.14
90.22
90.14
90.22
90.20
90.28
90.12
90.20
90.14
90.22
90.14
90.22
90.20
90.28
90.12
90.20
99.29
99.31
99.29
99.31
99.29
99.31
98.6
98.10
98.6
98.10
98.6
98.10
87.14
87.22
87.18
87.26
87.16
87.24'
'
"
99.29
99.31
99.2
99.6
87.10
87.18
99.20
99.18
100
100.12
87.4
87.12
100.8
100.10
100.8
1 v
100.8
100.10
100.10
98.14
99.18
98.14
99.18
98:14
95.16
95.12
95.18
95.14
95.20
99.30
99.18
99.20
99.19
100.8
99.18
95.10
100.8
100.10
.98.18'
98.19
95.12
95.20
99.21
99.19
99.21
93.2
93.8
93
93.8
93
92
92.8
91.30
92.4
1963
99.28
92.28
93.2
93
93.6
91.26
92
92
92.41
91.30
92.4
-
100.10
98.15
*
98.14
95.12
■
'
95.18
"99.19
99.21
93.6
91.6
91.12
91.10
91.16
91.10
91.16
91.10
91.18
91.8
91.14
1965-1970
1966-1971
1967-1972
1967-1972
1967-1972
91.4
91.4
91.4
91.4
91.4
91.14
91.8
91.16
91.6
91.12
1959-1962
99.30
2 Vis
Dec
2 Vis
1
%
99.6 '
1964-1969
2 Vis
Treasury
99.22
99.23
99.22
99.28
100.22
99.2 -v
15
Treasury
2 Vis
f
Mar
99.14
1966
1967
'•*
99.4
15
Treasury
Mar
99
1974
15
99.20
100.14
99.26
100.15
*
15 1968
15
99.24
Dec
Treasury 2Vis
89
99.18
100.11
>>■4
' 99.26 '
99.26
99.24
1963-1968
1964-1969
15
Mar 15
Mar 15
Jun 15
Sep 15
2 Vis
Treasury
99.21
Jun
2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury
Treasury
99.19
100.14
99.1
1978-1983
May 15 1985
Feb 15 1964
Aug 15 1966
Feb 15 1995
15 1960-1965
Feb 15 1965
15 1962-1967
3s
Treasury
99.16
100.10
99.6
15
3'As
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
99.20
100.14
99.2
Nov
3%s
Treasury
Treasury
99.12
Aug
May
Nov
Nov
Feb
—Nov
Treasury
Treasury
99.19
100.10
Nov
3%s
Treasury
Treasury
99.18
Feb 15 1980
,
3%s
Treasury
99.20
May 15 1968
Nov 15 1971
Treasury 4s
Treasury
99.18
,^Trtyr^_Aug 15 1972
15
Dec
15
90.6
90.12
90.10
90.16
90.10
90.16
90.10
90.18
90.8
90.14
88.20
88.26
88.22
88.28
88.22
88.28
88.24
89
88.20
88.26
99.18
99.20
88.16
88.22
88.18
88.24
88.20
88.28
88.16
88.14
88.20
88.12
88.18
88.14
88.20
88.16
88.24
88.12
99.30
99.31
99.30
99.31
99.30
100
88.22
88.18
99.30
100
100
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
5s_
103 .8
103
10
Nov
103
101
10
Nov
July 25
July 11
101 8
107
106.8
107.16
15
1985
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
1
1980
104
105
104.8
105.8
104.8
105.8
104.8
105.8
104
103.24
102.24
103.24
102.24
103.24
102.16
103.16
Nov
106.16
105
July 11
101.8
4 Vis
Dec
1
1973
102.24
103.24
102.24
July 10
101
July 10
Feb
—
434s
103.8 July 25
4 Vis
Jan
1
1977
102.24
103.24
102.24
103.24
102.24
103.24
102.24
103.24
102.24
103.16
Vis
—Feb
1
1982
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.24
103.16
1
1978
99.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.24
100.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.16
100.16
99.24
100.16
100.24
100.16
100.24
100.16
100.24
100.16
100.24
100.16
98.24
99.24
98.24
99.24
98.24
99.24
4
4 Vis
May
15
1979
Sep
15
1963
100.16
May
4 Vis
99.16
15
1968
87
Jan
4s
3 Vis
88
3 Vis
Oct
1
1962
Jan
1
1969
99.28
100.4
99.28
3 Vis
87
99.28
100.4
100.24
99.16
99
-
100.4
'
'
—
88
88
87
88
87
88.24
87
88
87
97
96
97
96
97
95.24
96.24
94
3 Vis
Oct
15
1971
96
97
96
3%s
May
15
1975
92
94
92
94
92
94
92
94
93
88
87.8
88.8
87.8
88.8
87
88
87.8
88.8
90.24 ;
87.16
91.24
90,-24- '191.-24
90.1-6
91.16
88
87.16
87.16
88.16
3 Vis
89
Dec
8
90
1
1981
July 15
1972
90.24
91.24
90.24
91.24
107*
87.16
88.16
87.16
88.16
Mar
3s
prices are indicated with a double dagger.
tSale
Oct
3s
25
Jun
Det^'c
"
84
July 12
87
All
1
other figures are bid ana asked quotations
v+t-n
88:16
v
■
;>L
:ccv;
(Range for Week Ended September 14)
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
New
-•
June-Dec
1980
Range Since
Sold
Low
New York Stock
High
14 p*-'
94%
92
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
High
94A'
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
1 ork City
Slock
Corporate
j%>
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Exchange
or
Low
(continued)—
§•78 Central Ry 1952
99
Bonds
Friday's
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Brazil
Issue—
Unification
Transit
Last
Sale Price
Low
No.
High
High
June-Dec
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%) 1978—
June-Dec
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375% ) 1979
April-Ocf
86
87
—
95Va
5%
Caldas
Foreign Securities
of)
(Dept
Canada
1978—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
f bonds '78_Jan-JnZy
f 7s 1942—May-Noc
s
f bonds
2%s 1974
30-yr
(Dominion of)
25-year 2%s 1975
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s
Cauca Val
external
(Republic)
§• Chile
1942
assented
§«7s
s
•
HA 5-4400
New York
FOREIGN
Amsterdam
(City of)
Mar-Sept
33/4S
(Rep)
6 Vis
5Vis
•
extl loan
Berlin
loan
s
6s
external
6s
City
s
6Vis
s
91
99%
101
•,
101
i
105
94%
102%
98%
-
1
'
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'
15
;
104%
94%
101 %
'
15,
94%
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23
97%
104%
26
97%
100%
100
51
98
100%
14
97%
103%
87%
91%
'A 102
—
1972
—
*37
Mar-Sept
101%
AprfZ-Oct
1958
96
—
45
100% 100%
.101% 102
36 Vi
7
100
98%
50
5
99
104
6
98i/4
98 Vi
22
96 Vi
85
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94%
81
88%
1978
• External
to
3.5%)
f
s
g'/as
Stamped pursuant to Plan
mVttornai
due
For
to
A
footnotes,
see
72
72
*85
89
80
70
73
loan
1979—
paee
33.
1977—
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1974
n
(Republic
of/*-7s
Steel
90
95 Vi
and
Steel
secured
secured
42
f
(7th
series)
91%
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1980
series)
dollar
*90
'
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*90
—.
,
—'
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91
*38%
39 Vi
40
'
.
34
40%
70%
132
70%
132
70%
132
84
132
4s
Main
bonds
bonds
& fund
dollar
70%
70%
70%
80
bonds
International
5s
70%
dollar
3s
dollar
91
39
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39
34%
43%
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90%
90%
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41%
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2%
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1
77%
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96
1
66
66
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102
16
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71
27 Vi
101%
103
55
27 Vi
29
17
23
37
56 Vi
103
56 Vi
18
47%
60
*—
100%
96%
100%
96%
30
29%
106%
96%
Jan-July
96%
93%
97
85
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Jan-July
1982
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97%
105%
2
93%
100%
9
97
102%
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May-Nov
II
91%
103
103% 104%
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1972
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1953
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1953
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105
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99%
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93%
10-year bonds of 1936—
conv
91%
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Jan-July
April-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
sinking fund 1973
German (Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
dollar
92%
—
ApriZ-Oct
1975
1978
4%s
3s
70%
1967
Community—
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debentures
on
42
92%
—
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(13th
s
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-
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3.375% 1
72
77
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1978
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™
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Jan-July
Jan-Juiy
1960
(Republic of)
Coal
1978
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1960
5Vis gtd extl loan 1979
5 Vis
4
AprfZ-Oct
A
49%
41%
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Cudinamarca
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98%
of
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Cuba
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83
Energy Supply Schwaben—
-Avril-Oct
1955
851/4
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102
June-Dec
1950
1
82%
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ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
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Columbia
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May-Nou
Copenhagen Telephone 5%s 1977
June-Dec
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
April-Ocf
•
101
100% iooy8
—June-Dec
f debentures 1951
f debentures 1959
I •Brazil (U S of)
•
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Feb-Aup
April-Oct
86%
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1962—May-Nov
1962
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assented
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Mar-Sepf
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101
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58
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•
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14
39
Jan-July
4%s debt adj ser A 1970
4 Vis debt adj ser B 1978
Berlin
95
97
June-Dec
1976
loan
94%
101 'A 102,
99
Jan-July
,
96%
98%
1961
6s
1961
assented
6s
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•
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1977
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§»6%s
f
•
•
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;
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60
93
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1965
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97%
1961
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97
97
assented
assented
84
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June-Dec
June-Dec
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•
97%
101%
June-Dec
1957
6 Vis
•
97
'
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.
96 Vi
1982 old
1982 new
5Vis extl s f $ 1973
extl
__
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56%
,
3s
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1957
76
79%
84
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bonds
$
tf
56 Ye
1960
1963
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114
97
May-JVou
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1981
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May-Nov
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5 Vis
114
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106
—
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__
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June-Dec
20-year 5 Vis 1979
5%s
20-year 5 Vis
20-year 5 Vis
20-year 5Vis
20-year 5Vis
99%
10
external
6s
fund
•
*96%
June-Dec
1972
1978
20-year
103% 104
•
June-Dec
15-year 4%s 1973
5s
104
91%
June-Dec
1969
20-year 5s
91V4
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6s
1962
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6s
1900
assented
• 6s
Mar-Sept
5 Vis 1973
assented
6s
•
4s 1968
15-year 4Vis 1971
Austria
• 6s assented Sept 1961
External sinking fund 6s
NY 1-0483
•
20-year 3 Vis 1967
20-year 3 Vis 1966
15-year
External sinking fund
Teletype
FOREIGN
§»Antioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
§• External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
§• External sinking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-July
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
§#7s
3rd
series
1957
Apr-Ocf
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Jan-July
Australia (Commonwealth of)—
15-year
*
CORPORATE ISSUES
,
(Kingdom of Norway)
Akershus
AND
GOVERNMENTS
Ry external sinking fund
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
•
Exchange
'
External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
• 6s assented Feb 1961
•
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
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April-Ocf
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
Jan-July
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1962
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•
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Telephone
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107
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99%
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1972
April-Ocf
t-4 0 0 £
loan of 1930—
bonds
bonds
1980
1972
107% 107%
June-Dec
June-Dec
94
94
94
1
15
104
91%
109%
96
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Volume
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 14)
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
or
Sale Price
Period
Low
Low
High
f
s
(Republic of) —
3%s-4s-4%s
(dollar bonds of
External readjustment
1979
.
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International
35
35
97
24
34
73
22%
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35
32 Vi
34
Tel—
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98 Va
93%
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Jan-July
1977
92%
81%
2
101
91%
81%
81
81
83
due
6s
85%
11
81 Vi
81%
—
36
173
r
8i%
81
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
—
(Government of) 5%s 1974—*
Japan 5%s extl s f 1974—1—
Japan Development Bank 6s 1976
•.
6s
gtd extl loan
1977——:
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Jamaica
81%
81
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83
80%
15
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96
96%
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100
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1
99%
100
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1961 stamped pursuant to Plan A
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4%s
-
97
95%
103
98
98%
33
96%
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1995
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1979
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60
60
62%
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1980
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debentures 1974
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98%
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10
62
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82
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85
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169
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57
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98%
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3
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debentures 1969—April-Oct
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97
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33
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3
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102%
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May-Nov
101%
101
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22
94%
100
99%
100
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100
100
100
15
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102%
212%
213
99%
100
RR—
5s series AC
1967
—Jan-July
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debentures 1968
April-Oct
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Brooklyn Union Gas gen
1st
mortgage 3s 1980
—
4%s conv 1981
—June-Dec
Terminal Bldgs 5s income 1982
Jan-July
Bush
Corp
82%
84
86%
100
108
92%
139%
107%
105
124
98
127
80%
.
103%
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3
37
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•
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mortgage
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99
Jan-July
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May-Nov
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June-Dec
Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs 1971
Jan-July
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debentures .1991
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•
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—
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mortgage
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2%s series J 1976
1979
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mortgage
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3%s conv debentures 1980
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99%
99
mortgage
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25%
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80
25
1968
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1968
extended
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2
108
94%
142
85
147%
93
—
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1961
of
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1961
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1953
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conv subord
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101
25
1965
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81%
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60
May-Nov
.
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77%
48
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1962——May-Nov
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Jan
10
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78%
66
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Italy Dev Fund 5Vis 1974
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Taiwan
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loan
external
5Vis
81
85
75%
102%
1979
debentures
conv
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May-Nov
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of)
81
85
89%
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1963—May-ZVou
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A 1964—
June-Dec
General mortgage 4s ser A 1980
Mar-Sept
Gen
mortgage 4%s ser C 1972
Jan-July
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1966—Jan-July
(Kingdom)—
1958
(Union
133
81
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105
99%
debentures
1st
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58
113% 117%
39
debs 1977
1977
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5%s
70
50%
—June-Dec
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115
66 %
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131
subord
conv
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(interest
external 1962
B secured external
assented
s
91
93%
gold 4s July
first
3 %s
May-ZVou
1957—May-Nov
1st
due
debentures
10
55
.
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mtge s f 1952—
1952 extended to 1962
Shinyetsu
6Vis
Slovenes
&
secured
•
224
Mar-Sept
;
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
•
95
69%
—May-Nov
1952
8s
93%
101
13
—
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106
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'
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r
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1966
104%
63
Feb-Aug
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Quar-Jan
9%
8
8
9
(interest
due
of 1926
107
debs 1983
Associates Investment 4%s debs
87
7%
■
;
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external loan
93%
90%
102
5
Oil Corp 5%s 1981
Armco Steel Corp 4.35s debs 1984
4%s sinking fund debentures 1986
Armour & Co 5s inc sub deb 1984—
87
9
// 67
April-Oct
92%
101%
Apco
,
sinking fund gold 1968—-June-Dec
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reduced to 2% )
2012
L
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2
93
93
104% 104%
—
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1946—*
1921
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__
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56
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reduced to 2.5%)
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5
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1977
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50
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55'
100
84%
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12
:
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—
i
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102
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.
1983
debentures
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7
reduced to 2% ) 2012—
94
88
103%
11
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99%
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—
—
4%s
102%
4
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98
1946
April-Oct
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2001
1
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1953
115
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1990
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6 Vis
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:
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__
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.115
93%
—
debentures
Automatic
2.375%)
§ •External secured
"
64
57
63%
—
.
debentures
3%s
100%
101% 101%
May-Nov
1973
of)
113
103
April-Ocf
4%s debentures 1985—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
■
94%
101
104%
99%
99%
/
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
1986
Jan-July
1982
ApriZ-Oct
1987
June-Dec
1973
:
June-Dec
-1971—Feb-Aug
1984
Mar-Sept
3%s debentures
100 %
208 %
Nyasaland—
Janeiro
de
104%
101
50
98 %
Mar-Sept
& Telegraph
1980—__—
4%s
(Federation
§»Rio
1955
6s
163
Co—
Telephone
2%s debentures
2%s
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-ZVou
Feb-Aug
1953
Consol
104%
93%
Co—
debentures
2%s
'
1952
80%
90%
120
103
103
May-Nov
2
May-ZVou
2030—Mar-Sept
Jan-June
1981
debs
subord
2%s debentures
98%
218
__
Jan-July
1950
Direct
1986
subord debs 1980
debentures
2%s
Corp—
Power
44
140
*57%
93%
103 '/B
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1975
98%
98%
—
"100% 100%
Jan-July
94%
96%
*98
*„
»1%
,-80%
80
Co
Optical
conv
American
1027/a
16
100
*172
i
1988
debs
debs
subord
conv
Atchison
7Vis 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
1970
Foreign Power debs 5s
&
►103
98
'
99%
*96%
138
Jan-July
April-Oct
1990
3%s debentures
Jan-July
Jan-July
1963—
3%s
Co
junior debentures 1987
American Machine & Foundry
100%
24
99%
99
*97%
1947-April-Ocf
April-Oct
Ltd 3%s
April-Ocf
April-Oct
April-Ocf
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1964
4.80s
100%
90
94%
♦—
_Apr-Ocf
June-Dec
101%
1007/a
147
100 7/a 101%
June-Dec
debentures 1980
3s debentures 1966
Distilling
conv
4.40s
11 '•'
1950
fund
debentures
4%s
(City
Rhine-Westphalia
sink
Can
100%
93%
99%
32
99%
Mar-Sept ?
2008
1958
assented
4 Vis
100%
99%
100
100%
100
100%
*7
§• External
9%
COMPANIES
101
1981_April-Oct
debentures
fund
Co of Canada
American
95%
3
3Vis
America
of
Co
American
105%
93
•
97%
April-Oct
§ •Stabilization
10%
System—
Airlines
104%
55
34
95%
95
*79
assented
93 %
9%
13
98
91
of West Penn Electric Co
American
23
101 % 102
95%
1981—
Western
&
sinking
4%s
i
50
1980
debs
4 Vis
4%s
50
100% 101%
102
(Republic of)
4Vis
91
87
17
-
8
100
100
1972
1979
sinking fund debentures 1982
3%s sinking fund debentures 1983
3s
168%
168%
mtge 3%s
debentures
fund
American
external 7s 1959
—Mar-Sept
• Nat
loan extl s f 6s 1st series 1950__June-Dec
• Nat loan extl s f 6s 2nd series
1961—April-Oof
§ •Poland (Republic of) gold 6s 1940
April-Ocf
•
88
92%
93%
INDUSTRIAL
■»...••'
—Feb-Aug
1987
3%s
RR
Allied Chemical & Dye
.-'W r''
to
81
2
*7
AND
1st gtd 4s 1998
3%s debs 1978
Allied Stores Corp-4%s 1981-,—
:
Allegheny
1%
48%
Mar-Sept
(State of) 7s 1947
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
88
*6%
June-Dec
1971
subord
conv
name
Aluminum
60
*45
June-Dec
April-Oct
1975
f extl loan 1977
§»Pernambuco
• Peru
to
debs
1st
Co
Power
See old
24%
%
■V
sink
Allegheny
101
21
1%
*50
?"■
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-ZVou
May-ZVou
June-Dec
..
1958
1968
(30-year)
loan
1958
(City
5%s
I
26
5s
Aluminum
new
....
extl
High
80%
87%
87 Va
94%
Power
American
Development :'CoR Ltd—
§«6s extl loan (30-year)
1953
6s due 1953 extended to 1963—_
5Vis
26
91
*91%
:
Oriental
•
104
207
97%
*
sink fund 6Vis
extl
f
s
6
"""•
1965
April-Oct
1965
April-Oct
4s
sinking fund external loan 1963
Feb-Aug
5Vis s f extl loan 1973
April-Oct
5 Vis external loan 1976
May-Nov
5 Vis
extl loan 1977
Feb-Aug
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—.June-Dec
§ •Nuremberg' "'(City *of) ^ 6sf'-%952
;_-_!'.j._Feb-Aug
4 Vis
'
92%
Feb-Aug
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs
4%s sink fund debentures 1986-
—
(Kingdom of)—
s f
extl loan old
4 Vis
.
92%
1967—May-Woo
Aldens
101%
38
99
*56%
1958
Mar-Sept
(interest
Mar-Sept
• Secured
extl sink fund 6Vis 1959
Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%)
2008
Mar-Sept
New Zealand
(Govt) 5Vis 1970
June-Dec
15-year 5%s 1976
—
April-Oct
15-year 5 Vis 1977
May-Nov
Nippon Tel & Tel Public Corp—
6s gtd dollar bonds
1976
ApriZ-Oct
Norway
98%
*24
7:7 *%
—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.125%)
2008
1
*86
May-Nov
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3Vis 1984
—Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
April-Ocf
97%
93%
-
30
(State)—
extl
87
88
'
Feb-Aug
1958—.
7s
Southern
Great
Alabama
207
(State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—ApriZ-Oct.
code 1959—Mar-Sept
—June-Dec
• Medellin
(Colombia) 6Vis 1954
June-Dec
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Jan-July
§• Milan
(City of)
6%s 1952
April-Oct
Secured
87
June-Dec
Inc—
Co
subord
conv
Alabama
r&i T:
92 %
16;»
102% 102%
II
§«Kreuger &"Toll 5s uniform
Lombard Electric Co 7s -1952
•
—
readj
extended
1961
Reduction
Air
86%
24
96%
—
—May-Nov
May-Nov
§ •Jugoslavia
Geraes
—
1978;
RAILROAJ)
5%s
Minas
external
I
•37/8s
88
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
of '24 1954__
6 Vis due 1954 extended to 1964
•SVis extl loan of '30 1965—
5 Vis
due 1965 extended to
1975
-
Low
173
Government)—
Japanese (Imperial
• 6 Vis
extl loan
Jan. 1
No.
v
•
1977
!
s f 3s
1952
B
"
93''"; '
81%
-
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
gtd ext s f 3s 1977
serjes B 1947
Public Utility Institute—
30-year
Italian
ext
Range Since
Sold
High
Westphalia. United Elec Power Corp—
1st mortgage 6s series A 1953
..
Jan-July
• Yokohoma (City of)
6s of '26 1961
___June-Dec
.
(Republic) ext s f 4s 1977
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-year gtd
§ • 7s
series
Bonds
Friday's
•
May-Nov"
1979
§• Warsaw .(City) external
§•4Vis assented 1958
»
*
1978-2-.
Feb-Aug
3%s external readjustment 1984
*
Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
100%
93%
100 Vi 100 %
100 Vi
Feb-Aug
,
conversion
1937)—
3%s-4%s-4JVs ext conversion
4s-4%s-4%s
April-Oct
Italian
7s
33 %
33
—Jan-July
Jan-July
6s
&
Tel
America
Sud
.
May-Nou
Feb-Aug
-—.April-Oct
_
1949—
debentures adjustment "1970—
Steel Corp 6s 1948——
4%s
„
,,
..
Corp—
mortgage
General
or
Bid & Asked
High
.April-Ocf
mtge
Mining
Harpen
Last
Sale Price
Low
Hope
7s
Feriod
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Uruguay
Steel & Iron Works—
1945___
Greek Government—
• 7s
part paid 1964
• 6s part paid 1968——
§»Hamburg
(State of) 6s 1946
Conv- &
funding
4V2s 1966
Good
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
v"
Friday
Interest
bonds
Co
series
extended to
to
1971
c
.
—
*99%
.
1953
1963..:
98%
01 1
i-*
California
Electric Power first 3s
Canada Southern
June-Dec
June-Dec
1—*
100%
100% 100 7/a
*85
—
—
Ltd—
For footnotes, see page 33.
April-Oct
April-Oct
45
221%
221%
100%
101%
1976
consol gtd 5s A 1962
Pacific Ry-^
consol debentures
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
Canadian
4%
(perpetual)
Jan-July
—
74%
82%
85%
99H
9911
6
74%
75%
36
:
9911
72
85
101%
78%
r
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, September 17, 1962
,
.
(1166)
26
:
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 14)
NEW YORK STOCK
Friflav
-
,J?
„
17
.
Stock Exchange
New York
Wool's
Interest,
Last
PoHn/ Raio Prio.
Pe o
e Price
BONDS
or
•
Jan
«ni/i
S id
Bid & Asked
•
I
New York Stock Exchange
v i
f%
e
(continued)—
Consolidated Edison of New York
•*o"oooics
,,
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
May-Nov
Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
1981
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s
Case (J I) co 3Vis debs 1978
subord debs 1983
Caterpillar Tractor 4%s debs 1977
4%s sink fund debentures 1986__
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
5%%
conv
99%
54%
—
*53
63
67
55%
67
106 >
—
17
102% 103%
102%
June-Dec
April-Oct
April-Oct
9J%
*53%
__
—
104% 104%
97
97
88% 88%
—
__
97/a 100
53 A 60 h
*.51
65
50
78%
101
105
33
99%
-
,i
11»88
Low
June-Dec
•
107%
106
June-Dec
June-Dec
—
.
16
*
3
10
'
*104% 105%101% 101%
-
101%
.
High
"
*•
•*
' * 59
!
ur3/.
104%
105
'102%
105%
102
10114
100%
281
93
'
-
*104% 106
^May-Nov
June-Dec
June-Dec
:
—
Low
q?i/>
107%
105% 106%
102% 102%
107
107%
'
Range Since
Jan 1
No.
96%
107
June-Dec
.
•_>
Bonds
Sold
High
*95%
June-Dec
piggg
Q 1989__.
R 1S90__
1990
;—
43/4S series T 1991
i 4%s • series U 1991__^i
4%s series V 1992—
series
5'As series
.4%s series
5s series S
•
or Friday's
.
__June-Oct
:
5yaS
20 1 ! 102% 105%
1
9o-/4
96
2
85 . 88/a
v.
O
Week's Range
,
iL»St-
Period Sale Price •* Bid & Asked
1
'
'
Carolina
Friday
.
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
RDi i
107%
108%
I0a%
109
'
•'
105%
105%
101 %
•
...
3s convertibue, debentures 1963____320%
vConsolidated* Electrodynamics Corp—
•
"• ;
•'
First mortgage 4s series A
1995
Jan-July
*74
» ;.,
—
70
78 : . ,
4Vis conv subord- debs 1984.
—
June-Dec ; 105
105
105
36
'
99
146'/a
• Gen mortgage 4Vis series A Jan 1 2020
May
*81'/2.-wj.
,;r .■
w- %"/•• 66
8b .,
.
Consolidated Gas El Light & Power (Bait)—
.
_
'
~ ; .
/
;•
• Gen mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1 2020
May . ...
*66% 67%
--o - 63'
- 75/4 •
1st ref: M 2%s series T 1978
Jan-July , ;
' --•• 86
• "
81% 86
Central Illinois Light Co—
" ■
■ >-,A
w>:
^
1st-ref M" 2%s series U 198ii-_^—
sApril-Oct
80% 81
- 12 >
78%' 81% •
4%s conv debentures 1974
June-Dec
124
125%
21
111% 133 /a
,
1st ref mtge s f 2%s series X 1986
Jan-July
*77
'
'V
'-- 73
03
-/.v
Central RR Co of N J 3%s 1987
Jan-July ,
40 t\V.
40 >*42
79
34 V*
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s 1968_^April-Oct
:
~ * 93%
93%'; 1 - - 5
92%, 94% '•
Central New York Power 3s 1974___
April-Oct
88
88
1 / - 84%
8°/a
r3V*s debentures-1976
May-Nov —"89% - 89% 89'% -•
--2 ;v- , 88% 91%
Central Pacific Ry Co 3%s series A 1974__Feb-Aug
—
*86
—
z-\
86
86'/4
3%s debentures 1979
June-Dec „
*85% __
__
83% 90
1
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
_Feb-Aug
—*93% —
--93%. 93%.,
;
; 3s ; debentures . 1978__.—«—1
Feb-Aug.•
;r*85%
\ ~
'
84% 1 85
Cerro de Pasco Corp 5 Vis conv 1979
Jan-July .• 102.%
102% 103 44
97% 117/.
'::<■■■> * 4%s debentures 1982
t_i
June-Dec . '*
<
«'
- " > __
103% 105 Vi
*
Y
5s debentures 1982,.
—
Mar-Sept
__
105% 105%
.-' "l
102% 106
Chadbourne Gotham Inc—
.;>•>••••*
A"' %
■
; •
4%s debentures*- 1983—;
:
Feb-Aug
101%
— 1
99
102%
'
5.90s conv subord debs ww 1971
April-Oct
r
*127
114
191
*
*
5s debentures 1985
—;
__Feb-Aug
- 104% 104'%
- :
- 5
104 '106
Without
warrants
April-Oct
112% r.-112% 116
19
100% 165 : > •./ ! ->\" 4%s debentures 1986
L.
Feb-Aug
102% 102%
-T • ». 7
98% 103Vi
6s conv subord debs ww 1974__
April-Oct \
*126
114 /'191
;/ • , . ■ 4%s- debentures' 1986
•
j
_Map-Nov - U_ ' - *103%
102
* 105 W
Without warrants
April-Oct
113
113 ,115%
33,
) 101. -165
4Vis-debentures 1987__.
Mar-Sep ■ 103"%
101 • 104%
Champion Paper & Fibre—v
V ■<-"
: Consumers Power first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept ,
86%" 86%
v83%-87V4 '
3Vis debentures 1965
Jan-July
*Q7%
96
9*6% '
- •
Convertible debentures 4%a -1975-.
Feb-Aug
—
- --*130'- 132
- • .A-115% 149%
3%s debentures 1981
Jan-duly
\T *90%
•'*:
90%
90%
■
1st mortgage 4%s- 1987__;
.
April-Oct
v— 104 ' 104'/a .
7
- 102
105%
4Vis conv subord debentures 1984—;—Jan-July
1
• 7. liL
111 / 15
104
119%* '
1st mortgage 4%s 1988
April-Oct
*103
— '
" _1—
99
;iOJVi
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4%s 1992
Mar-Sept
, 95,.
95 J " 95
". ..
6
94* 100
• • .
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
Feb-Aug *103% 104'% ' '101% 104%' ,
Relund and impt M 3Vis series D 1996—May-Nou
!
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79%.%'79% ■ ?
8
•
75
* 82'A ,y ' :
1st mortgage 4%s. 1990—
*
June-Dec
—
*„
103%
'- ' „
101% 104%
Refund and impt M 3Vis series E 1996___Feb-Aug
__
"
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;
1
751/a
82% v * *
lsb martgage. 4.%s 1991j__:
Feb-Aug
^
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'
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Refund and impt M 37/aS series H 1973—June-Dec
bJ% ~
9j-'/4 bx a'"'
8 '8a-/a
94%
*
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965—Jan-July
~• *96»A —
'
"
95% 96Vi
R & A aiv first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July ./
85% 85%
<
182
85%--.
;
"4%s convertible subord debs 1983
May-Nov 1
" " "99% 100
'' 6
- 95
109
*:
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989—
Jan-July
*
- ,84
-V
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84
' ,*
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1976—'
April-Oct
-*89 "
r.
;
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'
~
4%s debentures 1985_„
—
Aprll-Oct '- >i_ " - 103 ' 103 - - " ■ 3
102'/2 104 "'v'
First and. reiunding mortgage 3%s 1985__Feb-Aug
*85 • 88
- ' 83
85 V
" Continental Oil Co 3s debs 1984—
May-Nou
83%
83% 833/4 .
8
.
82% 83% •
First and refunding mortgage 27/as 1970—Feb-Aug
" *83%
,—
82Vi
90
\
4'%s debentures 1991
—
—
Afcty-Nov
~ 103% 103'/a
1
100% 104*/»
A
1st &
refunding mortgage 3s 1990Feb-Aug
—
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,
•
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.-a
Copperweld Steel Co 5s conv debs 1979—June-Dec
100
100
100% '
76 ' - 95
lOT'/a
1st &, refunding mortgage 4%s 1978
Feb-Aug
—
*94
96
■>:. '
92
96
Corn Products Co .4%s subord debs 1983—Aprll-Oct
104
104
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5
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105
1976
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5s
•
series
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.
.
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5s 1997
1985
B
May-Nov
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2054
Jan
1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago & Erie
—
Chicago Great Western 4s series A 1988——Jan-July
• General inc mcge 4%s Jan
1 2038
AprU
__
60
3
37%
26%
—
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78
52%
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78
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1984
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April
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Number.. 6195
196
Volume
.
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 14)
•
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
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Sale Price
1964-
debentures
23/4S
Corp—
Motors Acceptance
General
Northern
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—Jan-July
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'-—April-Oct
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
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—Jan-July
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1—April-Ocf
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.
1962———^
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/
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1986——_May-ZVou
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,x_
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National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970—June-Dec
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Afap-Nov
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May
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May
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2003—
2May
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A
B 4V2S
.
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10
102% 102%
fund 37/as series A 1968
-June-Dec
gold 3%s '97—-June-Dec
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ref 5* stp '74—Feb-Aug
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&
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891/2
—
—-Feb-Aug
1981——___x__Feb-Aug
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:x_June-Dec
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3%s debentures 1978———————ApriZ-Oct
"V*--"»C •
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98 V2
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-
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:
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•
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83
82%
3
15
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V
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'
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,
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•
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Afar-Septi
Kanawha & Michigan Ry 4s 1990.
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=—June-Dec
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:—'
June-Dec
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Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974__~--_April-Oct
Kayser-Roth Corporation 5%s 1980Jan-July
Kentucky. Central Ry 4s .1987
r
Jan-July
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983—.,
Jan-July
4%s sink fund debentures 1986
—x_Feb-Aug
Pacific
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88
223
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■
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104%
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248
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102%
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r
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Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—June-Dec
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5
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>
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102
3.65s conv subord debentures 1977
Jan-July
International Silver Co— • - : ■' >' '■• ;
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Feb-Aug
Intern'! Tel & Tel 47/as conv sub debs '83—Afap-Nov
4.90s sink fund debs 1987—.——
;
ApriZ-Oct
Interstate Department Stores—
• ••
4s/aS conv subord debs 1981
Feb-Aug
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
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< - •
:
3 Vis s f debentures series A 1977Afar-Sept
4Vis s f debentures 1-987
.—Jan-July
Interstate Power Co 33/4s 1978_x—._—Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s
1980———:—
Jan-July
92
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4Vis conv 1982—April-Oct v
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•
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145
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1985—x
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115
71
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RR
,
170:
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/3%s sink fund debentures
;
81%
77%
92
115% 117%
1974
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Consol
1984
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1st mortgage 3 Vis series G 1980
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3Vis sink fund debentures 1980———Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2Vis ser C 1986
June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3 Vis conv debs 1972
ATar-Sept
1st mortgage
3.20s series I 1982
Afar-Sept
1st mortgage 3Vis series J 1981
Jan-duly
1st mortgage 4%s series K 1987
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4Vis series L 1989—
Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 4%s 1979—May-ZVou
1964
Corp—
,
77%
__
160*'
3%s series C
mortgage 33/4S series F
&
•
118%
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88
170
•
1975
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—
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mortgage
3s
—
mortgage 3%s 1969——
—
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Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—••
.
—Jan-July
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debs
subord
conv
10S
19
103% 103%
v
95
'
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.1st mortgage 27/as 1969—x—=—---.—Afar-Sept
-
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r
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First, mortgage 3s series B 1978^
June-Dec.;
Ill Cent RR consol mtge 33/4s ser A 1979—May-Nou
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979
May-ZVou
mtge
6s
104%
103
—
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Bell Telephone 2%s series A
Koppers Co 1st
Lakefront Dock
Apr-Oct
73
104
•
84%
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,—Jan-July
1981—
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73
78
——
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E
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198Q-——x-x
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3%s 1988—April-OcZ
4%s debentures 1991—
June-Dec
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f,
63, 1
84Vi
1
Broadcasting
Metropolitan
260
73%
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85.
70
85
tfan-July '4
Jan-July
subord debentures .1986
conv
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'
1978—l—June-Bee
,
(J Ray) & Co—
debentures
:
71
81
78
——
—
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---
subord
conv
70
—
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1972x—_—_—Feb-Aug
McKesson & Robbins 3V2s debs 1973——--Afar-Sept,*'■/' >4%s debentures T980-_'x—i-x—__Mar-Sept'»
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—4%s 1975
.__Jan-Juljf
66%
67%
s
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V,
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1977-—
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.
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68
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—
78%
——
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Macy Credit Corp 4%s 1981—--;
— May-Nou
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Z—Feb-Aug
Marathon Oil Co 4%s debentures 1987
ApriZ-Oct
Martin Co"' 5Vis 1968 "exvwts"_—_r^———May-Nou
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures -1972——Jan-July
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?■. 3%s
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—Afar-Sept
May Stores Realty Corp 5s 1977_j——Feb-Aug
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115
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x—Jan-July
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:
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Hooker
108
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89%
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debentures
1969—
——'
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mortgage 2%s 1979
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——June-Deo
38
Louisville Gas & Elec 2%s
106%
102
103%
Jan-July
;—
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M 3%s series G 1980:
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1 2003—„ApriZ-Oct
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div second
St Louis
98'%
93
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25
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Jan-July
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June-Dec
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100
97
226
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or
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——
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x__ Jan-July
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Low
98
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,
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—
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—
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s
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——
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1983—
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x—Mar-Sept
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Range Since
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100
'
•
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105
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(Minnesota)
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Ohio
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Co
1974
3s
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_—June-Deo
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May-Nov
1st
mortgage 3%s 1982
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June-Dec
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1974
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1971
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refunding mtge
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s
84
85
82%
102%
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5s 1989
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Jun-Dec
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refund M 3'As series B
and
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146
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59
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1979
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102
103% 104
Jan-July
1972
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86
__
73
May -Nov
1973___:
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:
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64
94'A
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103
1966—Jan-July
:
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_May-Nov
1982
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subord
1983
4%s
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conv
160
95
26?'»-
101 'A 101%
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1985
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2%s
subord
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136
57
136% 136%
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191
101%
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84%
77
93
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93
90
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64
62
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78%
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4%s
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debentures
conv
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s
47/aS
3%s
f
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Lines
conv
1976—Feb-Aug
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1991_Mar-Sept
1973
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f
debs
1986
debentures
Co
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of
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1985
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1977
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1966—April-Oct
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71%
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debentures
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RR
mortgage
Car 4'As
84%
62 %
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71%
1975_ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
May-Nov
1970—June-Dec
June-Dec
118
84%
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1968—
& coll
mtge
1st
115
*105
102%
103%
115
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
6'As inc debs 1978—June-Dec
Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
debentures
1st
June-Dec
Jan-July
1986
1986
3'As
Co
World
1982
Wooldridge Inc—
debentures
Trans
3s
47/8s debs
Products
Thompson
United
84
76
~1
104%
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1982—April-Oct
4'As debentures 1983
;
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982
-Jan-July
Stanffer Chemical 3%s debentures 1973—Mar-Sepf
Stokely-Van Camp Inc—
vV/• ■
5s
83%
74
96%
99%
9
104% 1043A
May-No®
1977
1983
debentures 1983
Oil of California
United
.
debs
footnotes,
84%
__
Co—
1983
3%s
*88%
104%
18
June-Dec
April-Oct
Inc
5 %s
Union
Mar-Sept
1977-
Gamble
For
1970
1996
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June-Dec
2%s
104
101
10
105'A
114'A 115'A
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—June-Dec
1977
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fund
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D
1974
—
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103
114'A
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Tell
Bell
debentures
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Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st
Southwestern
5 %s
1963_Feb-Aup
1964_May-Nov
95
94%
92
73%
112%
gold
first
&
101% 102
♦92
div
Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s
Tidewater
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
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June-Deo
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—_April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965
Jan -July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967—
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
37/8s
mortgage
Texas
84%
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
First
Texas
20
94%
*82%
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
2%s series E 1986
2%s series F 1996—.
First mtge 5'As series series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
1st
mtge coll tr 4'As 1988
mortgage
84%
15
94'/a
1
Co—
RR
Pacific
First
104'A
88
*102% 104
99
1st mtge 3%s ser
San Fran Term
Southern
101'A
12
87%
105
100
34
105 '/a
101 %
__May-Nov
May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
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921/2
80
87%
101% 102%
102% 103%
103
89%
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A 1977
1969
1981-.-
1
80
102% 102%
102
78
79%
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1973_June-Dec
15
83%
4
94'A
Jan-July
1994
conv
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Corp 3s debentures 1965
1
84
IO51/2 106%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
76
80%
'
—
85
♦911/4
April-Oct
1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
86
85
83%
Mar-Sept
_—May-Nov
1988
89
95%
84
__AprfZ-Oct
1987
f debs
101
92
13
86
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A
Jan-July
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refunding 3Vas 1985
&
First
94%
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1978
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_;__June-Dec
refunding 3'As 1982
refunding 3'As 1983.
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--
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...
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4'As
Talcott
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89
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165
Jan-July
1970
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168
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104
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debentures
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Spiegel
—
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105
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89
86
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237
Edison Co—
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92
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1987
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84%
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80
75
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102% 102%
102%
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1975—
1965
1968
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series
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103%
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Jan-July
&
100
103'A
1964—June-Dec
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Peoria
95'A
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series
106%
/45Y
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104'A
91
„
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80%
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105
June-Dec
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1985
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'
debentures
General
22
117
Jan-July
1979
debentures
2%s
VB5%
103%
106%
June-Dec
84
82%
100
—
—
*88%
June-Dec
Jan-July
1986
1963—
RR 5s
Bell Telephone
debentures
2%s
83
82
104%
43/aS
General
1
.
——
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Alabama
& North
Southern
3s
80%
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69
88%
89%
•
80
-*83%, 84%
85
*93
June-Dec
83%
June-Dec
5
*85%
ApriZ-Oct
1976
2'As
78%
1991
A
Oil
/ 1
June-Dec
__
Jan-July
April-Oct
1979
Marchant—5'As
81
1
88
86%
23
*80%
-
102%
June-Dec
1971
4%s conv debs
debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum
South
74
73
88'/a
66
60
78%
65%
88
66
Jan-July
debs
Corp
2'As
Smith-Corona
93
65
73
*69'A
79%
Feb-Aug
81
*78%
series
Oil
Oil
65%
Jan-July
1983_Feb-Aug
debentures
8 l'A
——
23
1986
debs
2'As
85%
*76%
General
92
Oil
86
101% 102
4Vis
Co
81
June-Deo
General
98
4%s
Union
76%
June-Dec
Pennsylvania RR—
Oil
82%
85%
66
f debs 1982
s
1
■
74
65%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
f
s
1
June-Dec
47/aS conv subord
Pipe Line 3.20s
Service
88%
—
68
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
127
96
4%s
Co
&
2
—
8
1977
78%
83%
70
Jan-July
May
.Mar-Sept
Mar-Nov
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
debentures
85%
HH
World
Roebuck
Shell
7
70
70
1982
debentures
84
GG
Western
subordinated
93%
105%
18
64
June-Dei.
78%
series
American
4%s
120 %
95
113% 115%
88
1972
5s
91%
I'
65
1974
120%
Sears
;
'
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
105%
f''i
88
1966
2%s
Sons
&
E)
103%
106
94
(Jos
Roebuck
85%
debentures
95%
133
97%- 111
f
58%
1980
debs
84
3%S
28
5
1977
5'As
Co
4%s
91
99%
2
110%
June-Dec
1981
•'
100
91%
100%
65
1980
series B
debentures
Finance
June-Dec
1983
100
rv
Co—
June-Dec
1978
A
68
65
—
1971
B
June-Dec
1986
92
103%
88
132'A
64
1968—June-Dec
4s
cons
3'/as
RR
Line
debentures
3s
Sears
223
110'A HI
f
s
Seagram
77
85%
83%
87
111
Air
Seaboard
100% 100%
1st
RR
Depot
mortgage 3s
3%s
86
77
*__
April-Oct
__Aprll-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-No®
Feb-Aug
Pan
79%
80%
inc
June-Dec
3'/as debentures 1987
90%
109
143
111% 115
.103
1017/a
85
__
/'if 9 2
53
97%
...
■
1989
89'A
2%s debentures 1985
43
87%
—
85%
;
97%
17
—
May-No®
bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Duluth
Union
Seaboard
—
*__
4s
&
Paul
1st
series
Pacific
Paul
Ry
certificates
June-Dec
1992—
46
120% 123
103
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No®
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
89%
88%
88%
88%
4%s
debentures
St
St
4 Vis
debentures
78%
bond
4s
Second
76"%
78%
*77
Louis-Southwestern
First
171
72
FF
95%
98 %
*85%
93
105'A
__
—:
84
100%
*60
2006
Jan
A
17
series
3 Vis
270
■
St
102%
99%
111
series
debs
income
5s
89
45/aS
3'/as
81
91'A
June-Dec
28
89
*88
1980
B
series
4s
mtge
88%
EE
debentures
1st
90%
June-Dec
1
44'A
115
93%
81%
92%
*100% 101%
*89%
-
86%
84%
90%
Mar-Sept
mortgage 4s series A 1997
Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
88'A
1978
86%
79
Ry Co—
91'A
1986
165
—
*97'A
April-Oct
June-Dec
1
159
103'/a 103%
122%
96%
108
—
92'A
103 %
101
93%
1996-Jan-July
1996
6s
June-Dec
.
98%
*84
June-Dec
1st
•
10
series
debentures
78%
gold
June-Dec
—
:
High
105
165
*93%
Jan-July
debentures 1977
conv
Louis-San Francisco
•
91%
5s
3 Vis
St
104
-I
*80%
Second
106
103
*102% 103%
June-Dec
27/bs
104
104
104
97
DD
Tel & Tel
6'As
113
95%
—
•
95%
91%
series
Pacific
McBee
Mar-Sept
1977
debs
conv
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
100%
97
BB
3 Vis
82%
82
78
—
June-Dec
1984
Vis
Royal
5'As
Low
*84
Mar-Sept
3%s series J 1969
mortgage
Aircraft
Jan. 1
No.
99%
*93%
April-Oct
1983
99'/a
165
1975
debs
3%s
Corp 4%s conv debs
& Electric Corp—
serial D 1977
General
Rohr
—
100%
*82%
Z
82%
82
*82%
*97
June-Dec
Y
Gas
Range Since
Sold
*77
*81
85%
X
85%
82%
85'A
"84%
*85%
series
Oil
Richfield
81%
81%
>82
165
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
debentures
Manufacturing
Rheem
Rochester
June-Dec
series
Vis
95
vc60"
90
June-Dec
series
4
56
1985
3%s
4
81
75
1976
3%s
3'As
"I
57
June-Dec
1977_:
series
85
Bonds
High
*94
1964
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
88
85
•
Friday's
*103%
April-Oct
1977
2%s
Oats
Quaker
103%
101
*102'A
;
mortgage 5s 2037
1975
f'eb^ntures
Skelly
1974
27/aS
106
10
105%
105 %
debentures
4%s
—
issues
1966
I
series
Vis
3
102%
'
Sinclair
Electric Co—
mortgage
&
3'As
105'A
99%
refunding mortgage 3'As
refunding
Shell
refunding
&
103%
102%
3%s
104%
101%
May-No®
1968_Jan-July
Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
and refunding mortgage 27/aS 1979_June-Dec
debentures 1972
June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3%s 1983_April-Oct
First
—
*104'/a
or
Bid & Asked
Co—
and
First
102'A
103%
100'A
40
101%
101
*101%
Woolr^
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
First
96*
98'A
& Gas
and
First
99'A
103'A
Period
1963
debentures
First
92
87%
96
*102 VA
April-Oct
1978
Oxford Paper Co 4%s conv
Pacific
First
93
88%
90%
*93'A
& Electric Co—
Oklahoma Gas
80
91'A
Feb-Aug
1996
debentures
3s
80
4'As
Power Co—
first mortgage 2%s 1974
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%8 1975
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1978
Jan -July
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3'As 1982
June-Deo
First mortgage 3Vis 1984
April-Oct
First mortgage 4Vis 1986
Mar-Sept
First mortgage
4s 1988
Jan-JulJl
1st mortgage 5s 1990
June-Dec
First mortgage
47As 1991
Feb-Aug
1st
mtge 4 % s
1992
June-Deo
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
April-Oct
1st
mortgage
3s 1979
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
.•—Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 23/4s 1984—June-Dec
States
Northern
Service Electric
Public
89%
—
101 '/a 101 '/a
101%
High
Low
No.
Interest
......
Exchange
Low
88%
90%
101 Va
New York Stock
Jan. I
Sold
*92'/a
April-Oct
1984
4s
Friflnw
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
*82
Mar-Sept
Northern
trust
High
*89%
^Jar-Sept
1974
and ref
3Vis
Monday, September 17, 1962
Friday
Week's Range
Last
Low
Central general & ref 5s
4%s series A 1974
Northern
Coll
.
BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 14)
STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
1st
.
(1168)
28
117
a92%
*90
162
r
—
—
--
Continued
70'A
103% 128
91%
92%
89% 90
on
page
33
(1169)
;..The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6195
196
Volume
29
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND
YEARLY RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Sept. 10,
and ending Friday, Sept. 14.
It is compiled by the report of the American
In the
Last
Range
*
of Prices
Low
1 ;
10c
Mfg Corp
Acme-Hamilton
2Va
1%
25c
1
10
10c
1
class A
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp
6
High
1 %
Range Since Jan. 1
(<;
2
;2,800
1%
Class A common
Precision Products Inc
Acme
Acme Wire Co
Admiral Plastics Corp
Inc
Dynamics
Aero-Flow
Va May
59%
3,300
13
1
17
96%
90
90%
14%
14
14%
100
preferred
65
65
~
All-State
Alleghany
Properties Inc
Corp warrants
Control
Allied
3%
10
8%
1
Oil
Ambassador
Corp
Inc
Systems
Business
Electronics Inc
Aluminum
American
American-Internatl
American MARC Inc
American
Manufacturing Co
American
Petrofina Inc. class A
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
5% preferred
American Writing Paper
American
Thread
Products
Post
Andrea Radio Corp
Co
7%
1,500
500
6%
7 3/s
10 pesos
--jm.
Inc__
Corp
Mfg
Radio
Non-voting
Avien
Co
Inc
Products Inc com
non-cum
S F
23%
1%
2%
27/s
1
New
Burma
class A—1
85 % May
7% Aug
8% Mar
65%
Burnell
preferred
*
lc
43%
Jun
6
May
16%
May
7%
i%
2.%
8,400
1
Feb
4%
5%
9%
10%
4%
600
2
3%
4%
Jan
45%
BVD
Jan
3
../May
2% May
Feb
3%
6,200
35-/8
JOO
4%
43/4
5,100
12%
133/a
4%
4%.
24
11"%
11%
15%
Corp
1
—*
25c
Corp
Bell
Electronic
Bell
Telephone of Canada
Instrument Corp
:
50c
1
Belock
Co
Berkey
Photo
Inc
Inc
12
19%
Feb
29-/8
5%
/
700
33/8
9%
i 3,200
'
12%
14%
27 %
9
'
12%
May
Jun
79
Feb
Jun
34
Mar
3
&
7%? Juu.,
:
80' '
6% Jan
Augv
92% July
18%, Feb
Feb
98
.
......
5,600
27
Mar
2b,iu0
2o-/4
7y2 May
27
May
96% May
43
Mar
103
Jun
y
25/
1
25 Va
1,900
17
29,500
1
39% Feb
Jun
1 %
23%
'
Sep
3
%
23/s
300
2ya Aug
3%
2%
1,600
2% May
5%
% %
prior
% May
100
3% May
415
17% May
29 % Mar
7
2% Jun
3 Va
Sep
1,600
Jun
15 %
Feb
11%
11%
1,500
Sep
13% July
10
10%
1,000
6%
600
50c
11%
5%
5%
9
8%
5
10% Mar
11% Mar
11
Jan
7%
Jun
5 Va
5%
1,300
1%
1%
1%
1,100
1% July
10%
1
Son Inc
5
Va May
3% July
10%.
2,300
12,100
%
ord shares__3c 6d
25c
Apr
19
Jan
May
9%
4,900
9
:
Mar
8
May
5
12% May
10%
10
1
2.50
._—.
10
Jan
Va
8% Mar
3%
Feb
18 %'• Jan
Aug
_1
1
14%
*
*
1A
1 Va
1%
4,800
1 A May
4%
Jan
25%
23%
27 Va
22,600
17% May
27%
Sep
17
May
26% Mar
4%
61
Mar
64 % May
14%
13%
y8%
16,500
31/4
2,300"
3
2
3,200
1%
53/8
Feb
16
Jun
57/a
43,200
May
7%
3%, May
V
93/4
1,900
6V2
Jun.;
23,100
6Va
Jun
14
3 %
4%
12,300
2 Va May
800
25 Va
43
6,200
27 7/s
8
300
9
453/4
19
5%
Jan
9
Aug.;
(A
Catalin
Feb
preferred
For footnotes, see page
33.
3%
Jun
4%
%
n
4,200
%
Jun
1% Mar
Jun r>.
%
1
33% Mar
Jun
li May
2,500
(
1%
700
3,100
4% May
7IS
Feb
1,500
6
May
10%
Apr
5% May
14%
9%
17,200
100
9%
4%
4%
900
4
200
15
10% May
21%
Feb
25
25% Aug
34%
Jan
27
3%
78%
600
111
Jan
100
2,800
%
Apr
300
5%
Jun
7%
10%
800
10%
Sep
15%
Feb
3%
1,300
3% May
6%
Feb
6
5%
10%
3%
'
'
6%
7
12%
7%
-It
12%
2,600
5 % May
9%
Feb
10,900
1
% Aug
1%
Jan
13
2,400
%
V,. n
3,700
12
133/8
8,000 !
13%
13%
13 A
5 %
5
2,400
6'>/a
5%
6
4%
5%
43/4
5
500
y
6
7%
143/4
1
1,000
Jan
7
Century
Feb
4%
Sep,/
Jun
13%
57% Jan
5%
6^
635
11,700
8
8%
200
5%
6%
5%
1,100
3%
5,000
8%
Jun
1,000
3,400
3%
Jun
Si
.10
Jun
Jun
Jun
7% July
*
5%
10
11
10
33/4
4
%
It
9
v,
14
5%
1%
Chromalloy
K
Feb
Corp
Corp
21%
23 %
2,900
13% May
35%
Feb
12
12%
1,600
10
May
19%
Jan
12%
1
12%
13 Va
800
10
May
18%
Feb
1
1%
3,100
Jun
2%
1
1 Va
5,600
1
May
1%
Jan
Community Public Service
100
12
Jun
15%
Apr
Compo Shoe
22
Jan
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
3,000
5 Va
2,700
46%
5%
453/8
463/4
900
5%
5%
6,500
9%
7%
8% Aug
4% Aug
93/8
43%
55%
11%
Feb
6 Va May
10%
Feb
6%
6%
2,300
9%
3,800
6
May
14%
Jan
3%
4,000
2%
Sep
3%
20%
Jun
Sep
Feb
5%
Jun
14%
Feb
"
24%
1,200
4%
43%
800
2%
23%
2,900
24
3% May
2
May
.
7
7%
7%
6%
6%
6%
1,200
22 %
21%
241%
6,400
20 %
Jun
92 %
95
60
90 Va
Jun
8,300
5% May
4% May
4
1
>.—*
Minerals—Is
1
Colonial Corp of America
50c
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
—1
Commercial Metals Co
-5
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Jan
3% May
2,800
1%
9%
»'
30%
.5%
Jan
3%
Jan
11
Mar
9
Apr
43%
102
Jan
May
Oils
10
25c
50c
10c
Ltd—•
1
20c
Consolidated Royalty Oil
*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
10c
Construction Products class A
1
Continental Aviation & Engineering^.l
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A—_50c
Continental Materials Corp..
10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp.lOc
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
15
Inc—
1
10%
13%
Jun
20% Mar
34%
Feb
19 Va
5 % May
Apr
8
Jun
Jan
5%
6%
6%
10%
1,100
9% Aug
18 Va
7%
-
8%
2,100
6% May
15% Mar
4% May
10%
Jan
5%
>
1,800
6
•
Feb
11%
3%
3%
11%
200
11
Jun
14
Jan
13%
13%
100
11
Jun
20
Feb
3%
3%
400
3
Aug
5%
3%
100
3
Jun
4% Mar
3 Va
1
% May
Feb
Jan
%
%
n
13,500
4%
4%
4%
3,900
3% May
19%
20%
2,000
14% May
38%
15%
15%
1,000
13% May
20%
Jan
1,100
4% May
8%
Jan
7.600
1%
3%
&
Inc
Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Cooper-Jarrett
Apr
23% Mar
10%
8%
Jan
7% July
Jun
"% May
4% May
1,500
12%
5%
5,000
3,700
1,500
22%
9%
1%
6%
10,500
Jan
Sep
Jan
1%
17%
16 %
Caribbean
251a
1%
18%
Jun
13
13% Mar
17
May
5
1U Feb
Sep
19% May
17%
7
S%
J""
8%
700
17'A
3
13
1,600
17%
Manufacturing
Feb
Jan
U
1,900
9
25c
*
—-10c
3,400
9%
%
25%
9% May
3,000
Jan
22%
25%
1
Feb
Jan
7
12 % May
25,300
%
•li!
8%
18,900
83/4
Electronics
9%
15
Jun
31,800
5%
1
"12
8%
-1
1
Mar
5%
17%
33/8
Cohu
4%
Jun
16%
Clopay Corporation
Club Aluminum Products Co
"Coastal
3,900
3%
3%
10
Jan
Jan
6% May
3% May
30
33
16%
Co—
Clayton & Lambert
9%
100
Feb
24%
42
15%
Corporation
Clausner Hosiery
Jan
12%
400
6%
86 % May
Jun
6%
8%
4y8 May
32%
6%
25%
16 W
3
,
May
115
16%
Clarostat Manufacturing Co—
Feb
13
1,300
17
32%
1
10c
...
Clark Controller Co.
Jan
85%
26%
Jan
May
75
Jan
Aug
lc
Corp
Development Ltd
P
83
6%
Inc
Foil
69 Va
20
""
16%
■
1
43/4
"
85%
5
2
Mining
70
71
26%
16%
1
2.50
1
America
of
Christiana Oil Corp..
10% May
,
Co
Co Ltd
Consolidated
Chief
26% Mar
37 y2 Aug
Oil
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Jan
13 y2 May
common.—
preferred.*
convertible preferred
*
Electric Co___
10
Geophysical Corp
1
Chamberlin
Charter
6% Feb
3%
200
4,800
$1.50
Century
15% May
12% Jan
Jun
3%
Corp
Apr
1 %
% May
4,600
%
%
70
$1.40 series B convertible
Jan
23%
May
8% May
5ya Jun
Central Securities
Jan
3%
8
/' 2,100
14
18%
9% Jun
% Jun
j
y
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Jan
1
.
%
71
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Central Power & Light 4%
pfd
100
Central Maine
Mar
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11
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114%
75% May
104
Feb
Va
4
Sep
107 %
105
12-
3%
3%
1,100
76%
10%
12% July
Jun
7,700
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9%
27
~3%
Jan
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22 %
Jun
7%
Jan
7%
Jun
17 %
9%
15
1
13 % Mar
Jun
May
Va
17
Feb
6% Feb
3% May
7,400
4
10%
17
1
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Central Hadley
Jan
-1A Feb
%
3%
4%
6
Feb
Jan
5%
10%
10
1
of America
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5% May
31
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,
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May
10,600
Aug
7
/
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Sep
56%
Jun
•
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9%
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May
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Sep
6
3%
%
1
5
—1
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Jan
Mar
Jan
3
600
6 Va
3i7o
50c
Carnation
Jan
9%
28,300
6%
3
,
6%
Corp
International
Sep
7%
8%
5
3 A
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products
.
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Jan
28%
11 %
8%
Canal-Randolph Corp
Feb
13%
48,000
22
1
—1
--1
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1
Ltd
V* May
40
13%
3A
11%
12%
*
Minerals
52 Va Mar
1
59
56
Ltd
Canadianwide Properties
2% July
Jun
Ltd
Jan
Mar
33% July
10c
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49%
150
51
51
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Cement
Canaveral
9%
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A
5,300
—5
—
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21%
21%
21%
1
50
50
50
Canadian Williston
Jan
"
common
Power
*
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc—1
Canadian Export Gas & Oil.:
16%c
I/Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
1
Canadian Industrial Gas Ltd
2.50
Canadian Javelin Ltd
*
Canadian Marconi
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Jan
/
1
•
100
Co common
29% Mar
21%
800
—9
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Fire
Canada
lin0 Mar
47,800
1
4%
10c
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Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
5
Jan
Jun
200
Campbell Machines Inc
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Feb
Si
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Jan
2 3/4
2
3%
3
(H C)
Jan
15%
100
—.
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
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10%
7%
Jan
Bloomfield Building Industries Inc—
Class
5 A Mar
May
3% May
8 % May
3%
Ltd
Corp Ltd—;
Electric
Cameo-Parkway
Sep
32 y2
8%
4
——
Blauner's
Bohack
8,400
7%
preferred
Camden
Apr
9Va
3%
24%
4%
2%
1
Corp
4
1,100
10%
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preferred
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10
Jun
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6%
*
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Birdsboro
: 4
9%
7%
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Feb
1,400".
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:
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3%
.
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Enterprises
$3.00
Feb
Feb
1
1
Berkshire Frocks Inc
Bethlehem
4%
5%
r
4
1,200
Company
Inc
(J
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Jan
100
11%
94%-
4%
3,300
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1
*
—
Watch
Feb
•
26%
8%
Shoe Corp
Benrus
11,800
Feb
17%
23%
Calgary & Edmonton
18 % Mar
11% Sep
.7
1,100
45%
1
1
50c
25c
Bayview Oil Corp
Bearings
Inn
(A S)
5 Va
Feb
8%
14% July
23 Va
Inc
Co
Cabol
6% Mar
34%
4Va
24
100
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■
•
Jun
4% July
10 Va Jun
500 >
2/8
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33%
900
16
33/8
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3,500
v
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9
%
4%
3%
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Baruch-Foster Corp
Beck
3,600
Sep
2%
1%
1
—
Corp
Candy
15%
Jan
2
10c
Inc
Construction
Barton's
15%
Jan
8%
Jan
3
3%
50c
10c
50c
Ltd
Engineering
7% May
■
Ltd—
Shoe
Butler's
Clary
50c
Barry Wright
100
Jan
2%
Inc
dep rets
Co.
&
Burroughs
Jan
175
1
Inc
Bargain Town USA Inc
Barnes
8%
3
36
—30c
...
(The)
Mines
American
Chemical—
Industries
8%
39% Feb
Ho May
25% May
6C%c
Industries
Bunker Hill
200
—
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banner
20 %
7,900
Plan—
common
Feb
C
Common
BarChris
Aug
1,500
10,100
Mar
24
serial preferred
Clark Cable
Oil
35
23 %
convertible preferred
Jan
6% Feb
4% May
4% idun
3
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas
Banff
Jun
2%
B
6%
B
Convertible
30%
28%
10%
1
1
class
Finance
11%
Jan
4%
1
Corp
Industries
14% May
2%
cl A com—30c
Company
Circuit
Baldwin-Montrose
Jan
10
Ltd
Mills
Cinerama
Baker
6%
<
preferred
"17%
'
6,700
--
10c
5
Corp
Collieries
Ayrshire
ord
Company _.—_
Forman Distillers
Buell
4%
101% 1013/4
10c
1
1
1
preferred
Inc
Industrial
Avis
....
£1
4%
Jan
*
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Steel
Apr
Sep
27%
■
.
Sep
4%
2%
;
21%
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.
Jan
21
Sep
20,200
325
10%
35
21
45
7,200
.,
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rets
dep
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1% Aug
15,100
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Plastics
100
2%.
Jan
Feb
7% July
_10s
25c
Bruck
&
Mining
Development Corp
option warrants
Automatic
May
78%
300
35 %
9%
Atlas Corp
Automatic
%
Jan
2%
;
r95
14%
Aurora
21
15%
Class B common
Jan
7%
:
27%
Sewing Centers
Audio
Devices
Inc
26 % May
'
Jan
6
:.':
reg
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B
47%
4%
,
50c
Atlas
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Budget
7%
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2tJ%
12 Va
45%
Power & Light
Atlas General
British
Feb
9%
Jun
6
900
82%
4,000
34%
,
2%
Columbia Power
Jan
14%
5 Va May
67/s
2
/
5 3Ts
2.50
4.72% pfd_100
Armour & Co warrants—;
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co com
1
35c convertible preferred
4
Arrow Electronics Inc___
1
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
40c
Associated
Electric
Industries—
American deposit rets regular
£1
Associated Food Stores Inc
1
Associated Laundries of America
1
Associated Oil & Gas Co
lc
Associated Testing Labs
10c
Astrex Inc
33%c
Atco Chemical Industrial Products—10c
Atico
Financial
Corp
—1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
*
Atlantic Research Corp
1
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar
5p
Inc
Consolidated
Amer
100
9%
27%
t'
:
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord registered
British
6%
8% Jun
2-/8
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Atlas
1
—.*
2
1% May
1% Jun
2%
i
21%
,—
11% May
10,900
21
'
35
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:
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British American Tobacco—
9% Mar
8% July
5
7%
4%
13%
4%
24%
11%
15 Va
1
Apollo Industries Inc
5
Appalachian Power Co 4%% pfd—100
Argus
100
300
6%
?'R.
Anthony Pools Inc
Arkansas
2,000
3,200
2
3%
35%
20c
1
Corp
Chemical & Film
Chemical
6%
2%
Exploration Ltd—4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
—1
Ansul
'?
9%
Anglo American
Anken
Oil
American
British
Mar
9
46%
£1
50c
12.50
1
2
5
5
2
1
American shares
Anchor
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
500
2%
42
10
•
19%
13%
37%
2%
"l
Corp
15%
Mills Ltd—
American Israeli Paper
American
Breeze
Feb
Jun
100
High
Jun
4%
2
/
2
•'
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11,800
2
40%
wi
common
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord.
Brown
Jun
9%
7 Va
7%
4%
2Va
New
v
—1
Brandywine Raceway Assn
Brown
3% May
7% Aug
2 % May
7%
81%
20
*
1
25c
American Book Co
American
_20c
Jan
3%
1
Beverage Corp
American
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Aug
3
8%
9%
$3.75 pfd_100
1
Co of America
Aluminum
2%
Inc
60c
67/«
2
Inc
Alsco
.13%
_10c
8%
4,800
8%
7%
1
54
/
5,300
7%
10c
Corp
Paper
July
3% May
•
5%
3%
50c
3
13%
Bowling Corp of America
Bourjois
t 6Vb Mar
9
7%
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Almar Rainwear Corp
Jun
7,000
5%
3%
Inc
Co
'
3%
1,100
3%
3%
3%
5
5%
7%
convertible preferred
5%%
5%
common__l
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
Allied
5%
El1/*
& Rubber class A
Alliance Tire
9%
Jan
82
July
49
1
Allegheny Airlines Inc
8%
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
5%
Low
8%
30% Jan
200
3%
3%
3%
10c
1
Engineering Co
Jan
65
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs—
American
5% Mar
24% Mar
91
Sep
86%
50
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
■
13 % July
1,800
__
1
Airlines Inc
Jan
17
'
13% May
j. 150
;•
Jan
8
15% May
'
Low
1.50
Amer
800
16%
1
fc,
Jan
87% Mar
3% Jan
2,700
Feb
4%
Jun
9
2,100
4%
4%
4'/8
3% May
Feb
17%
41% May
3% May
9,700
4%
4%
12%
Shares
Borne Chemical Co Inc
13%
"
Jun
13% July
^
Alabama Power 4.20%
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common
10
5%
<
2%
America—
Airport Parking Corp of
Alaska
41,400
-1,800
*
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
OI81SS j&■
55
58 %
4Va
"12%
1
10c
Co
Aerosol Techniques Inc
15%
3
Jun
Jun
1
Jan
15%
..
Aug
11
10
12%
12%
3
2
700
300
3%
12%
13%
4"% May
1,300
2
2
2
1
i
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca
Manufacturing
6%
6
for Week
"
3
Jan
2% Mar
May
4,600
Range
of Prices
Par
Missiles & Construction Corp
Acme
Sales
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
-
v;.1-; 2%
Week's
STOCKS
Shares
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Sale Price
Par
or
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
All
stock
Sales
Week's
Friday
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ending Sept. 14.
*
Stock
20%
4%
1%
1%
34%
35
5
1%
800
35
10% Feb
Sep
44%
Jun
28
7%
7%
7%
8%
5
5
5%
8,500
4%
Jun
5
4 %
5
1,800
4%
Jun
6%
5,900
3% May
18%.
3,400
17% July
,
12%
6
6%
5%
18%
li
%
%
1,200
3%
4Va
14,500
2% May
5%
8
8%
200
7% May
1 Va
1%
8,400
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%
Jun
Feb
1%
Aug
Jan
1,700
1,300
200
5
July
5% May
5%
5%
7%
7%
8%
1,500
5
% May
1
1
1%
22,700
1
May
6%
15,700
5
May
20%
100
5%
%
4%
5%
1,900
Jan
4%
8%
6
Jan
Jan
11%
2%
20
1
Jun
U
1%
6
24 Va
1% May
8
20%
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
18%
4
Jan
Jan
17% Mar
Sep
2.100
Jan
10% Mar
6%
16
Feb
Feb
4%
Jun
Jan
11%
Feb
OC.V.
19'A May
2%
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AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Last
stocks
Sale Frio*
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Coro
18
Feb
15% Aug
17
Jan
Garan
&
Jan
Gatineau
Reynolds
1
—*
1.50
_1
common
preferred class A
_
Corp
of New England
$1
Cott
Beverage
Cott
Bottling Co
Courtaulds
T
6%
•6%
8
/
Ltd—
£1
1
7%
l5/e
(ord reg)
dep receipts
Instruments
Corp
Creole Petroleum
5
1
Corp
Cresmont Consolidated Corp..
Feb
Feb
21
Jan
5%
9%
Jan.
General
Feb
General
Alloys Co
4%
General
Builders
11% Mar
6% July
400
General
2y8 Jan
3/4 May
•4% Aug
700
Feb
43
May
30
10% Feb
,
—
United
Crose
Crown
Drug
Petroleum
Central
Crown
Class
B
14%
800
2%
2%
3,600
5%
5%
700
12%
9,500
11%
n%
„
10
7% Mar
17 %
May
Jan
Fireproofing
Corp."
General
2%
General
7%
8
May
300
11
13%
6,600
9
11
13
3,000
$4.60
Giannini
Giant Foods Inc
Feb
15 y8 Mar
5%
57/a
5%
Dennison
;
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
&
Dialight
10
May
12% Jan
7
July
'13% Feb
2% Aug
12% Mar
8%;
3%
400
18%
3,100
18 Vb
1
1,700
8 3/a
3,700
5%
-1
3%
Jun
21,400
%
16,000
10%
4,400
93/4
Sep
1,200
3%
Jun
6%
Dominion
Steel &
2%
200
2%
Jun
5%
Jan
2%
2%
400
2% May
5%
Jan
4 A
4%
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Inc
Dorr-Oliver
Ltd
Co
Chemical
&
Ltd
Co
preferred
(The) Corp
Corp
Drilling & Exploration Co
Harris
Duraloy (The)
Duval
16.%
16%
10,200
14%
Jun
12%
12%
Gilbert
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(A
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i73A"Mar
Freightways
States Corp common
Inc
$6
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Echlin
Edo
Co
:
3%
7,600
13%
14 %
67,600
13
5%
Apr
4% Aug
Jun
2%
8%
13% Jan
Jun
2
10%
% May
Apr
Mar
34
233/4 May
4%
1% May
Jan
15% Feb
May
8
Feb
20
Jun
y 6
30%
8 %
17% Sep
8% May
100
3
y
9% May
153/4
400
4I38
2%
"
Jun'
2,400
4l38
Electro-Voice
1,500
2%
8%
1,600
7%
Corp
80
140
May
Jun
165
16
16%
14%
8,400
1
1%
9,100
&
6
15%
3,500
12 Va
Jun
24%
Feb
1,400
4%
Jun
9%
Jan
6%
5%
213A
5%
15 %
El-Tronics
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Equity
Corp
common
convertible
$2
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i
2%
2%
1,700
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Great
pfd
;
*3%
-
3%
Gridoil Freehold
Griesedieck
Grocery
8%
45%
45%
2%
23/8
2%
:
■
350
-
Jun
Jan
9Y* Jan
——
3
Inc
5
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
Hartfield
7% Feb
7% Jan
6%
6%
600
4%
43/8
4-%
6,700
Co
1
10c
;
3% Sep
;
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,
Jan
1
V
May
3/4
2%
5%
.<
1%
jun
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200
12
100
23/a July
May
4
41 '
4%
2,000
2V2
Jun
63/*
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2.ao0
6%
6%
73/a
34,700
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153/4
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15%
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600
25%
.
25%
1
313/4
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6,500
Industries
44 3/b Mar
Jun
' Jun
Heller
3y8
11.700
2% May /
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4%
1.000
33/4 May :/
/
6% July
11%
18%
19 y2
187/»
173/4
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—
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—„—
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73%
3%
3%
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'
%
'
2.400
■
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i43/4
1
77
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34 y2
27%
12% July
473/8
13%
,
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13%
14
4%
4%
4%
14%
Jun
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Ind Inc new
1
Higbie
80
Jan
Sep /
14 3/^
Sep
3x/a Mar/
800
4%
Sep
18%
Jan
13%
1.25
^10
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Class
A
Holophane
Co
Co
8'/8-
5%
5%
5%-
lo %
18%
1%
•
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93/4
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class
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8
2.50
International
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2y2
8
5
50c
1
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1
1
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65/8
23/8
Class B
"7%
5%
preferred
Hoskins
Howell
(The)
28
(Harvey)
B
Jan
Hudson & Manhattan
Hudson
Vitamin
13% Mar
Hycon
Hydromatics
1
7
•'
Hydrometals
Hygrade
273/4
273/4
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A
com
7
2,200
10%10
-1,100
28
8%
.
280
.
18%
Jun
27%*
r.
100-
5
18
18%
177/a
18
32%
31%
32%
17
Inc
Food Products
Jan
Jan
33%
Apr
9%
Jun
22%
Apr
Feb
16%
Jun
213/4 Mar
34.
Feb
Jun
285/8
Jan
May
4
1,300
24% May
17
17%
1.000
13
3
3%
35,600
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6%
6%
7
7%
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42%
May
.
33/a
15%
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7
15%
1%
,
Jan
5% May
157/a
Jan
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500
5,200 *
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Jan
26
Jan
10%
Feb
3,400
14%
Jun
200
16 Vb
Feb
190
1013/4
.
May
4
200
1
Feb
Mar
16%
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5
Jan
14 % Mar
36
Jun
102
10c
1
2.50
Inc
15%
Jun
26 V* May
800
21-—
Apr
Apr
18% Mar
8% May
-
Jan
44%
11% May
125
Jan
2%
20 Va
Jun
500
...
1%
.
May
.29 V*
400.:
.
Jan
July
25%
Jun
IV* July
11,700
73/4
6 %
Jun
100
200
Corp class A—10
Products
Manufacturing
,,20%
1"
common.—...
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v
:: 3,700
5
class
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..
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33/4
14 % Mar
<
Sep
4% Aug
700
Jan
Jan
12%
Jun
90% July
1002.50
—
28
8
Sep
634
-
2% May
16 3/4
112% 116%.
20%
v-
l3/8
13%-
9%
5%
u
-2,100
34%.
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11
112%
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2,300
10%
26 3/4
3% May
14% Aug
19
13
.
Co
Motors
7
■;
2a/4
34%
7.50
—
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Electric
11% Jan
.
& Co..
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7/8
:
May
7% Sep
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3,900
73/o
7 Va
1
common.,
j
500
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400
15
14
:—,
"warrants"
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9,300..
-
5%
5%
5%
14,
12
900
10%
7%
103/a
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convertible preferred.
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Mar
15%
7% May
23,700
.
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Feb
40
106
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.13%
18c
May
July
71
J P%
18
4,000
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-15% Aug
Jun
22
A.ood
-
-
12 V2
/
97
,,
Sep
Jan
13% Mar
5 Va May
10% Jun
9x/4 Sep-
10,900
0074
26
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Jan
97/» Mar
~ig
5Vb May
IV
3oV4
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5,500
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27
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*
100
100
10c
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&
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Mar
11 %
•
6y8 May
4,000
103/a
io3/4
-
600
7%
5%
T
25c
.16%
Portion .Pak Inc
Hotels
Aug
Feb
5% Mar
23/4 May
■4% Aug
2,200
:
176
1°6
7%
Hercules Gallon. Products Inc
(R)
Feb
Apr
123/s Mar
243/s
Jun
633/4 May
1,200
7-%
7%
:.
preferred
Payne Inc..
A%
/
1,100,
5%
7%
:^%
pfd
5%%
20 3/4
11% May
5x/2 May-.
16
1,500
72%
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.
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& Co.
1,800
9,600
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2,000
-
18 Va
3%
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1
—10c
Inc/.
Co—
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8
8 V*
7%
'
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(W E)
Jan
5%
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc. _50c
Heli-Coil
46 3/4
12%
3
1
Bishop Inc.
Mining
Apr
Jan
5%
.
5-
Hazel
Jan
Jan
23
.
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20
20
1,700
29 V*
7%
Haven
Mar
'
25%
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Feb
Jan
5% Jan
f%
>
Feb
Jan
16
35 y2 May
r,<v>
1
2%
4%
Mar
26%
<
-3 '.
2,200
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Jan
-
12
Jun
*
2,200
5
Apr
Feb
10
--.5% July
1,600
36%::
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-
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r!,
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v
lit
'36%
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Havana Lithographing Co..
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32
May
~3%-
12"
—1
Hastings
Hu'^bell
8%
t
7%
A or
8% Jan
>
53/b May
"2
24
..^25
Jan
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-
6,400
102.300
Jan
Apr
10%
Jun
"
Light—_L_-—
Harvey Radio Co Inc..
Harvey's Stores class A
:—
5% Feb
2% May
600
30
:'i
2% May
600
23/8
3 3/8
common
15%
9,100
5%
63/4
i'P"%
Baking Co
7 Y* Aug
4.300
1%
13,800
1%:
2%
7/b
Inc.
Stores
Hardart
600
"
153/8
Jun
May
3% July
200
4%
Apr.
21% Mar
:
-
--8
4%
3%
Electric
Hartford
Hardart
73A
32
21
300
—30
—
&
7%
4'/8
Jan
28%
Aug
8% May
2,300
63%
—
&
1
3
Jun
23/4
'
-
Jun
6
95/u
.
V,:l%
5%
Horn
Esquire Inc *
Esquire Radio
%
Feo
3 %
*
•
•
Horn
17%
3%
183/a
600
200
22%
20 3/4
15%
j—
Jan
Jun
23A
Apr
1 Ya May
3,400
10
6%
3
.
Jan
Jun
%
1V*
"47,200
83/4
8
5
•
porp
3%
r
May
3%
22 zr
Feb
Aug
17%
8ya May
'
4 3/8
nil
:
55%
Jun
Jun
1
13/4*
9%
—
(Geo A)
6%
10c
600
6,000
1%
1%
com
Hormel
Jun
-42
2%
$1 or 25c
9%
3%
21%
.
203/4
-10c
I
.
Jan
5
AY*
Rule
...
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>
Oil
600
--
9%
10
Hall Lamp Co
Finance
<*
-
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8,000
.
23/4
HP&
Home
100
Evans
3'
19
~
Home
400
Exquisite Form Indus Inc
~93/8
30
Jan
6%
4%
Electronics
35 %
—1
-39% Mar
8%
&
Jun
_50c
Gulton Industries Inc
103% May
4%
Corp
Corporation Ltd
27 V2
Gulf States Land & Industries——-50c
1
Gulf & Western Industries-.
_____
Jun
5%
Chemical
200
.—9c
—
Jun
800
5%
Jan
/ 5
8%
Essex
337/e
1
—
—
Land
American
Hoe
1
1
Eureka
333/4
_20c
Z
Products
Stores
Hilton
10
cum
Company
Warrants
Gulf
Jan
Manufacturing Co
Espey Mfg & Electronics
6%
23%
3134 Mar
—1
Leases
Grow Corp (The)
Guerdon Industries
Jan
2% May
20
30,200
3%
45%
1
Ero
Jun
Jun'
—4
;—
preferred series A
Hydraulics
6%
Greer
98
2,600
Feb
123/a
common. -60c
Producers
28 y8
900-
3%
31%
Jan
15%
12y8
Corp—— —.1
Chemical
Lakes
20%
Jun
4
1,100
103
1
preferred
& Steel -Corp common
1st preferred-
Forge
3 %
30
17 V* Mar
Jun
1,200
,_10C
Bowling Corp
Great Western
13%
;
2% May
102
16%
Jun
19%
'
Great Basins Petroleum Co.
Hofmann
2%
31
Jun
53/a
7,800
l3/4
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation .1—
Holly Stores Inc.::
4%
"3%
10 V*
900
~7%
5
Feb
1,300
20c
100
10c
July
*
18%
228%
—:—
Inc.
Jan
6%
1
Inc
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Feb
Jan
-
13
8aV Jan"
"
32%
7'A
12%
6%
-
10 y8
6%
7
Apr
29%
35
■■■-
Jun
,,18%
—1
——
Jun
6%
1
14%
25,100
ll3/4
.'
—1
—
4% May
15
•
Inc
99
Jun
12% Jun
300
18%
—
1,400
1
Corp
Emerton
Jun
4% May
11,500
-
6y8
U 3/8
94%
14,600
,
Jan
6%
16%
Co_
American Industries
Great
5%
14%
20%
Jan
12% AUg
103%
May
"
12
-1
Gray Manufacturing Co
Hill's
400
5%
America
Jan
6,600
6
10s/8
„1
Goodway Printing Co Inc_
Gordon Jewelry class A
Gorham Corporation.—
Grand Rapids Varnish
1% Jan
53A
21%
15
•
7-5
Inc
Manufacturing
Goodman
8% July
6%
*
Electronics Corp of
22%
15%
50c
Facilities
100
19%
Consolidated Mines—
Goldfield
Jun
5%
25c
Co
Missile
10
2®;
193%
143/4
/
■
97
.
18%
•
Sep
%
600
July
6%
10c
Research Associates Inc
Specialty
700
•••"
102
Feb
19
8Va May
<
Feb
.\15%
5'A
1
Electronic
14%
7,400
14
13/4
I
July
10% May
~
Feb
-1
B
(Adolf)
Henderson's
180
1 %
5,600
12%
Aug
13% Mar
17
Jun
10%
Inc—
Knitting Mills
Inc—
Gobel
30% Mar
Jun
16%
1
Electronic
Jun
Jun
155
-
7
14
_4C
—
Helmerich &
10
160
18,000
—.
Feb
400
14%
10c
Electronic
4ya
Feb
8
15 y2
Feb
53
18 V*
18%
2
Inc
13%
Jun
170% 170%
-
155
•
7% Feb
Jun
Jun
36
-
600
■
5%
5
18 %
170%
50
46%
46%
1
Corp
Communications
Electronic
3%
8
Assistance
Electrographic
Electronic
>j: 1%
8
27/a
1
11
„
—
2,000*
9
v
1 Va'
97
J
143/4
16%
8%
1
113/4
18 %
>.
Co
Co
Sep
J<tn
10 y8 May
r—...
16%
2%
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5,200
15%
"
class
4%
40 %
May
■
16%
29%
Corporation
Elder-Peel
13
14%
102 -
64,100
1
preferred series A
preferred series B
$7
12%
14%
1 %
17%
9
Jan
15 Va Mar
10 3/4 Aug
12%
Helena Rubenstein Inc..
Eastern
27
1,200
1
15 y8
1
Eastern
2,100
12%
v
.—_1
16%
25
20o
1
•
•
1
29
12
123A
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125,,:
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,
273/4
12
1.80Q Vr
17y8 Apr
43
Mar
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Company
Jun
8,700
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7%
2%
11% July
73/4 Feb
3U Mar
com
Distilleries
Heinicke
Eastern
7
37%
38%
7»/a
2%
Devices Inc
Eastern Can Co class A
13,000
34
38 y8
30'A
Air
7%
"
Co
Union
Heclla
Eastern
7%
37%
~73a
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2,400
1,100
Dynamics Corp of America
73/4
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_
Jun
-10c
American Corpii..—__1—
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Hamilton Electro !Corp_:
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Hardeman
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13%;
Jun
3
*
20% Mar
'
133/4 May
10% Jun
2,900
Jun
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8%,
2,000
Controls
113/4 Mar
16 %
•
10c
Co
Corp
Jan
25% Jan
Jun
15o
& Potash
Sulphur
Dynalectron
14%
July
7%
10s
1
Corp
Test-
Feb
,//; 3% Mar
8 V* May
300
-
Duro
13A Jun
,
5,500
"7%
1
Co
2,400
11%
123/B
9% May
~7%
5
Co
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
y
2
*
400
6iso May
Sep
~7%
32.50
1
*
1
*
Dorsey
V.
17
7.50
common
4i3B
700
10
1%
*
•
•
*
ord stock
Coal
Jan
2»/a
1%
11%
Bridge Co Ltd
Sep
4
9%
Driver
'
% Jan
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33/4
11%
Dominion
Jan
10%
21/a
reg
12 3A
93/b
A
73/4
}
10
Petroleum Ltd
ord
rets
9y4 Aug
9%
%
25c
Feb
12
Jun
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp class A conv
$2
Apr
Ltd—
Co
dep
Draper
Jan
149%
73/4
9%
■
29 y2
Sep
8%
10a
1
4
Dome
Aug
6% May
73A
9%
Engineering Co Inc 1
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com. -_10o
—10
7% 1st preferred
Amer
18
138
50
142
8 3/b
Dielectric Products
Distillers
1,000
8 3/b
~8%
1
Corp
Mar
28%
138
--*1"
—
31
Feb
190
-
Ltd
Jan
6% July
Mar
200
18%
5
Products
Oils
10%
Jan
11V*
50c
Manufacturing-
Industrial
Jun
5%
5
3
.100
Desilu Productions Inc
Devon-Palmer
1,300
5,600
12%
293/4
8%
5%
8,000
Mar
Jan
Jun
1%
150
11%
1
——
7
Sep
1% Mar
1,200
29
20c
class A
stock
Mfg
Apr
53/4
35
debenture
8%
53A
6y*
518
_10o
Dayco Corp class A pref
D C Transit System Inc cl a com
Defiance Industries Inc cl B
Dejay Stores-.
1%
2% "/ 3'
Inc
Mines
4
1%
2%
Brothers Inc
Davidson
Day
—
Jan
33/4
700
33/4
500
.2.50
___20
1
preferred
9%
500
1,000
334
1
—
preferred
Gloray
43/h May
10,100
5%
Jan
6%
1%
3%
_2.50
Glass Tite Industries Inc—
D
12
Apr
'
—
Globe
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
9
3/b May
l3/4
3%
-50c
Corp
1
class A n v_.
—1
Yellowknife Mines Ltd—
Giant
Mar
16
8% May
5
8%
29
Genurig's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred....
Feb
9
May
13'A
5Va
13%
6
1,300
'
Corp—
Stores
General
Jan
8
21
Jun
Jan
98
"5%
.—1
Corporation
Plywood
Feb
5%
Jun
Aug
r.5
13
—50o
6%
4%
Sep
'
—
Globe Security Systems, Inc—
Crystal Dairies
4%
—5
_
Foam
Glenmore
Daitch
4%
•
8
8
1
common
4%
13%
27/a
A common—1
Laboratories class
Cutter
4%
14'A
Jan
i- 8% Jan
5% May
3% Aug
800
7%
'
25c
10c
•
*
Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Cubic Corporation
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
400
7%
7»
1
Corp—25c
(Md)
5
Industries
Aluminum
Crown
25c
Corp
Milner & Co.
Crowley
5%
Jun
Jan
35%
"
93
—£1
rets ord reg
dep
American
General Gas Corp
2%
2,100
2%
2%
26% May
10
1
Corp
18 3/b
General Electric
General
2%
High
Jun
1
Corp
Development Corp
Co Ltd—
'■
900
8
1
Feb
7%
28%
93
7771
Ceramic
Battery
Jan
J
28
63/4
Acceptance _"wts"
11%
General
8,700
9,000
7%
Jun
700
93
28 3A
1
&
Low
12
11%
..100
5 %
May
5%
12
common
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
5
1,400
1%
34%
5%
1%
34'/a
6%
7%
34%
American
22 %
Range Since Jan, 1
High
■■>■/
Co
Power
Sep
Jun
400
1,300
6%
7%
Low
1
8%
-
~6%
6%
/' 73/*
G
•
16%
2,500
100
9%
17%
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Cox
16 3A
,
Inc
20
8%
17%
8
Inc
Corroon
y';
'■
July
15
voting—*
-—*
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd ci A
Class B non-voting
Par
i High
Low
High
Low
Par
,
for Week
Shares
Range
of Prices
Monday, September 17, 1962
...
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 14)
8ales
Week'*
Friday
.
3%
Jun
F
Fabrex
Falcon
7%
3 %
3%
1,700
1.50
5y8
53/a
Co
Seaboard
Drilling Co
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd—
Fargo Oils Ltd-
Fields
Petroleum
Plastics
1
Filmways
Financial
Corp
100
preferred
Inc
2.50
(M H)
Co
Enterprises
For
A)
Jun
33/8
200
11%
100
13/a
1%
1,400
5'%
5%
5,600
,
Company
Co
footnotes,
3%
11
Jun
July
1% Jun
4%
13
14%
8
Jan
Mar
Apr
21% Mar
6%
21
3%
Feb
Inland
Homes
International
Breweries
International
Holdings
May
Jan
International
Products
Stretch, Products
1,800
11%
400
10% May
16% Jan
Inxernational
14%
4,600
8% May
15 % Aug
Intex
50
1,600
116
6%
July
Sep
1
3%
3%
3%
2,000
2 3/4
Jun
1
5%
5%
6%
4,400
4%
Jun
4%
5
1,200
5
see page
33.
43/8
323/4
323A
100
4 3/b
27
160
11%
9%
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Sep
13
Jun
40% Feb
Jan
40 3/i
2,200
36
12%
125/8
13 ~
4,200
113/a
.1
•
6%
-
.8J/2
.73%
*
8%
5,700
90
-
90
33%
90%
4%
4,400
Z
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Company L
33 %c
Investors Funding COrp (N. Y.) cl A—5
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'
1
Iowa Public Service
Ipco
Co 3.90%
Hospital Supply
Irving Air Chute
Corp
Israel-American Oil Corp__
43/4
5 —
4V4
1,500
28%
29%
3V8
3Va
,3%
9V4
9Vs
9%-
55/B
.5%
600
143/4
15%
500
—
8y4
-
800
-
__1
10c
1
Feb
7% Mar
35%
14%
Feb
Mar
107
Jun
Jan
4
Jun
•7%
Jan
28
-
Jun
393A
Jan
Jun
7%
2%
10
5% July
3,800-
-
-
12
Aur
Aug
8% Mar
5%- Jun
23 %
May
3%
Jan
93%
9y2
F»b
20
20
%
2%
Jan
80 V*
3
J.
Jan
88
Sep
9,300
8%
Aug
11
Aug
3.500
10%
Jun
200
3
pfd.—100
1
65%
1,000
2,100
Jan
Sep
7
Aug
15% May
7% Jun
8,000
4y8
'
833/4
4 Ve
8
Jan
12
90 %
4
-1,100
813/4
8 3/4
Jun
Jun
3% May
800
213/4-
20
287/a
I
__^_5
5 t
Jan
Jan
.
6% May
833A
110
83 %
Corp—.1
-
-
Jan
49%
17
July
Jun
8 3/b
-.
-
20
8
—5
Inc.—....
Feb
17%
7%
America
9%
14%
14%
North
30%
103/4
138
of
^
1
—1
Insurance
Feb
Co
25c
1.
Corp
Feb
16 3/4
6%
39%
43/a
50c
Corp—
e?r
405/a
-
11%
138
Hardware
Jun
10c
Inc
(The)
(Geo
3%
5%
1
Friendly Frost Inc
Fuller
Industrial Plywood Co Inc.
Inland Credit Corp class A
Jun
4%
17%
1
Fotochrome
v
11%
3%
•
Motor of Canada
Tresnillo
13 % May
7
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5%
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;
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500
8,000
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4
5
63/4
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man
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common—
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American
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5
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400
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&
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1
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:
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I7,, Mar
Number 6195
Volume 196
.
(1171)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 14)
Friday
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STOCKS
Range
Par
Shares
Low
-
{American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Morse
11%
10%
i.
1
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Asbestos
Lake
Jefferson
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207a May
9
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53/4
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92 7a
11
1
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110
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& Light
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100
1
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Paddington Corp class A
*
1
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Pantasote Company
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class
Co
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2
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2
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2574 July
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1
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1
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14%
10c
Corp
Northern Hid Pub Serv 474 %
Mar
1%
V 16
JVb May <
24% Jun
i
19 7a
I Va
Mar
9
127a
87a Aug
200
177a
Inc
&
Old Town
16%
•.
207a
>
12 3/4 Mar
Jun
14%
Oxford
1%'
Jan
Jun
77a
1
Honduras
&
Rim
Overseas
1%';
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■
;
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200
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10
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167a
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15%
6,400
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8%
>
<
24%
974
143/4
«
1
North
187a .Feb
.58% May:
2078: Feb
6,800;
&
North American
Jan
'9% Jun-•
10% Jun:«
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Maine
j:113/4
1
300
38,500
.
^
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4
233/4
'
22
I
2
Mexico
Norfolk
Jan
''
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:
8,500
,
167b
'
Industries
14%
.
2
-
1%
.10%
3%
2,000
%
Jun
7 7*
Co
Mur
Noramco
Jan
6% May
H.900
-
lnc__;—
Macoid
'8%
Jun
19 V,
Corp.;
Co
Airlines
Jan
7% July
10
■
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^
warrants
Inc
Vending
Macke
Mackey
Jun
400
V
i
-4'/8:
77a May
1% Jun
7,700
/
167a
*^forP
403/4 Mar
1
,;May.
1%
.
37a
-57a
14%
•
Zinc-
New
25 y2 Jan
15 7e Mar
;5
15%
;
1,300
87a
87a
2
Feb
27a
.•>
jJun
16,100
10%
10c
:
1
Inc
Jersey
Nickel
9
'
4,600
.1%
3%,
7,600
63/4 *
97a
New York Auction Co
5 7b Jacn
■*;;
.
18%
200
10%
-
Mack Trucks
-
15%
1
''
\
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MacFadden-Bartell
'
13 %
<
Jan
4%
—
New Park Mining Co„—
Jan
-9% May
3,800
-9
"
Jan
Apr
9%
27a
Co
New
Jan
8
Sep
12
100
9y8
13 Va
'
77a
1474
57a
—J
2
Associates
New
Jan
20%
-
8
8%
Jun
Jun
47* May
67a Jun
2 3/8
Inc
Mills Co
Machinery
New Idria Min & Chem
6% Mar
3% Jun
,v
V- V
■-
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lj?8 ;
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—
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,
-
.2% July., ::>} 1
1
May
7B
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23%
7%
8%\
1
—
Corp
•r
J*,n
15
Jun
3%
•
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14,600
II
•
9
'
Lundy- Electronics & Systems Inc.. ;__10c
Lunkenheimer (The) Co—_—1— -2.50
Lynch
a
;
Exploration- —30c >
&
lVa
I
-
<
22%
*-
900
i*!
25c
—
Friday' Silver Lead Mines.
Lucky
22%
Jan
5%
'
...—25c
Inc
Preserves
Service
Louisiana
Louisiana
4 Va
2%
11
3%
83/4
Jun
4
4% May
—1 -J
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch Co
Loral
3V2
-
.100
7
x«
Packing Co
Nestle-Le
Bartlett
Lockwood Kessler &
piass A-—
300
1,400
12%;
-
Liberty Fabrics of N Y coramcn_. ——1
10 >
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preferred—
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Livingston' Oil Col——————- —10c Locke
*
1,000
1
u%':.
-
3%
10% July
13% May
■5%
3%
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Inc—_
Le'Tourneau
Levine's
200
"4
2%
.
Jan
5,200
5,200
.
1
Nelly Don Inc
'
'
"**2%
>•'
1
Jan
25 V4 Jan
„
2Vt Aug
2 y2 May
1,000
5y4
1
—
class A
Products
Motor
Sep
7
Feb
25 y4
July
3%
.
Lee
443/4
"
14%
'
Lee Filter
Apr
12% Aug
4%
.
25c
Ltd
National Research Corp__
•
National
"28%
8% May
2y2 Apr
1,100
,3%
11
5%
1
67* Mar
347a
13 7a
67a
.
Jan
15%
July
10
600
3
v.;
3%
Lanston Industries Inc_——-——-5
Larchfield
2%
10%
—-—5
i.—;—10
of Delaware
Sessions Co_„
&
Lamson
'•
11%
10
•^3%
3
4-
_
10%
*2%
'
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
nv*
•
37a May
Jan
Feb
12 7a
1
Equipment Rental Ltd
Needham
1
Corp..—1
Jun
974
14%
t
Machines
Weld
National Petroleum
10% Mar
Nedlcks
Inc..
2,200
1
'
,
National Video Corp class A
Apparel
4%
87a
1
1
5
1
Corp
National Union Electric
Lafayette Radio Electronics
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
47a
'8 7a
.
T
1
National Bellas Hess
National
Jan
> 200
6%
l«
25c
Dehydrat & Milling—3
National
L'Aiglon
47»
-
Jun
Jan
4%
!
13%
6%
:
14,700
7
National
t
Jan
19%
10c
443/4
13,
Inc
National
Forge Co—:
Electronics Corp
3574
87a May
22 3/4 July
4 '
Mar
.
Jan
May
/
Sep
Jun
16
8,300
.
7.
■
Inc
Industries
National Alfalfa
>•
-
2% May
13%
:
•
51,400
18
lb
23
2,800
Corp
Nat Nast Inc class A
>
Jan
600
6%
—-—5
7.50
—1
—33Vac
1,700
12 74
■•/"' 7'
''
;
300
-
N
•
Feb
Feb
"
2,900
:
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503/a
14
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400
.
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35
14
Apr
21%
Jun
27%
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(I B)
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1,100
2y4
1
(S)
20'/a May
•:
18
.
i
V
4%
287a
4074
Company
47a
11 Vz
Feb
18%
.
Feb
26%
9 % May
13 Ye May
7,500
if
Muter
May
29 7»
Co
—
Jan
Jun
Aug
99% Mar
15%, Aug
1,000
4
17*
•Hy4 '.i:
Jan
Mfg
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
Jan.
3%
May
5,300
,
12%
"1%
10%
-/
Industries Inc—I
Kleer-Vu
12%
~1%
1
1
.'10c
-i—■
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd-
,'v
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-
i-—!—1
1
--1
Products—_—
Kirby Petroleum Co——
Kirkeby-Natus Corp..
1
Kingston
Jun
2
4,100
13 y4
Ltd
Ohio
May
77a
Jan
67a
Sep
21
Jan
4
Jan
1
Inc
14%
474 May
3% Jan
1
15%
13 7a
25c
Company—^—
V
•
5y2
r- 3,900
j
18%
17
14%
i
Kin-Ark Oil Company
\
17
13 y4
Co
Cobalt
Copper
'28,300
,
2 %
15%
& C©__
(Walter)
Kingsford
6%
-
-
1
Chemical
Kiiernbe
-
-
95 y2
1
Jewelry Stores Inc
Kay
6
2y8
1—1
Corp
Kawecki
1
:
■
pfd—100
CompanyBroad Bldg Co
Drug
Kaufman
16%
50c
i
& Company.
(D)
Jan
67e
12.50
Inc
Tel & Tel—
States
Star
Murray
:
Apr
107*
7 7a
Muntz TV Inc
■
1537a
Jun
1
MPO Videotronics class A
-
Jan
4%
900
4
1
Mount Vernon Mills
Mar
144 3/4
5%
Movlelab Inc
Hign
110
5%
preferred
Company
4H
Low
150
572
Diablo
Jun
July
Range Since Jan. 1
High
150
25c
Industries common
Mt Siemens
Low
•
Products
Electro
May
2
4,500
Apr
6%
Jun
l7/e
700
-
23%
Sep
5
500
2% -2%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
1
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
"
Sale Priee
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1172)
32
.
.
Monday, September 17, 1962
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended September 14)
Friday
Last
stocks
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Phillips
Steel
Tel Co
Aircraft
Piasecki
Corp.—
1
1
Inc
Industries
Pierce
(Del)
Corp
Plastics Corp
Pioneer
Inc—10c
.*
10
_50c
1
Materials & Polymers
Plastic
Plume
Mfg Co
Atwood
&
Scale_
Pneumatic
Corp
a
Polarad Electronics
class
Products
Poloron
2.50
1
(The) Corp
Polymer Corp class a
Polycast
Powdrell
Alexander Inc
&
Pratt
*
1
•
1
66%
Lambert Co
&
Inc
Prentice-Hall
Range Since
Shares
Jan. 1
Inc
Class
10c
10c
1
a
Class
b
Ltd
Mines
1
1
20
—1
Proctor-Silex Corp
Mfg Co Inc common
preferred
Progress
convertible
$1.25
(The) Company
Prophet
Providence
32
32%
1,800
39% Mar
Jun
19
"
4%
4%
3%
4
300
3%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
3,100
5%
Jun
13%
7'a
7%
7%
1,900
5%
Jun
/ 8% Mar
8'/a
7%'
9
300
.
.8%
98%
18%
18%
18%
5
Jun
Aug
Jun
•109%
13%
Feb
20
6%
28%
5%
1%
1%
5'a.
19,700
1% Sep
4 .;Jun
7%
7,000
14%
300
Jan
14
14
Coast
South
Penn
Jan
Southern
2%
Feb
.
Feb
11
19%
Sep
12 % Mar
56%
,2%
55%
56%
38%
2%
1}'}
1,650
Jun
9,700
1% Jun
29
"~47/b
30
~4%..~5
38%
.
23 %
1,800
Jan
2%
Jun
.
4% Aug '
300'
31%
29%
60
-
Feb
Jan
Apr
?
9%
43
Jun
Jan
Mar
9%
9%
9%
5%
6ito
6,200
9%
20
4%
3,100
9%
8%
13 %
Apr
6%
Jun
51/4
-
.
100
22
A 400
;
Jan
8% Mar
4% May
8% Aug
.
4,100
20
20
Apr
8
20
21%
11
11%
400
94%
90%
94%
575
87
Rand
Sep
Corp
Dredging
100
20o
*
5
Rico
Sportswear
Pyle-National Co
45%
1,500
53
52%
10%
11%
500
22%
23%
10,700
A
21%
A A 23%
Jun
Co..
Corp
300
2u
2,
34
Jun
Stanrock
Packing Co
Rath
Rayette Co Inc
Real
Class
Reda
Investment
Reliance
10%
10
1
1
1
*
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc—
7
6%
7%
1%
2
21%
,n; r 700
13,600
4%
4%
5
'l
71
70%
72%
10
10 %
15%
1,500
1,100
Jun
Sunset International. Petrol
Jun
\
12%
May
3%
23'a
Jun
5%
Apr
Jan
Feb
400
6%
Jun
25,000
7%
Jun
15,700
5%
5%
5%
2,600
5%
5%
5%
1,500
5
Jun
7%
Jan
Jan
a
3,100
4%' Sep
10%
*
8-
*
Feb
20% Mar
Jun
16"% Mar
6% May
2% May
3%
1
American Corp
Oil
Inc
May
i90
Jan
9%
10%
11%
4,000
8%
Jun
19%
84%
85%
500
82%
Jun
86%
Feb
6%
6%
6%
400
6%
Sep
13%
Jan
14
15%
1,100
11 %
Jun
11%
11%
400
10%
Jun
26% Mar
12%
3% July
6%
6%
700
4
3%
4%
5,700
Jan
6%
7%
1,200
5%
54& Feb
3*% May
7
13%
13%
14
10%
10%
10%
2%
2%
9%
8%
Swanee
Paper
Talon
5
700
10%
Jun
4%
B
11%
30%
Jun
1,200
8% May
2%
2,000
2
9%
2,300
Jan
7% May
7% Jun
Jan
Jan
12% Mar
5%
Jun
Jan
15% Mar
A
Technical
Technicolor
Tenney
Terminal-Hudson
Texam
Texas
Oil
&
3%
3%
4
1,300
2%
4% July
Thew
3%
3%
4%
Thompson-Starrett
15%
Jan
2% May
Feb
Jan
20%
20%
20%
Jun
21%
Apr
2%
2%
2%
900
2% May
4%
Jan
7%
7%
100
6%
9
5.60%
Inc
(Del)
Savoy Industries
Saxon
Paper Corp
Fisher Co
&
22%
22%
«
Mar
1
1
1&
4%
20
Apr
Jan
20
Mar
21% Aug
2,600
4%
22% Aug
Jun
18%
400
4%
200
7%
7%
v
23 %
Jun
1a Feb
Sep
6% July
7%
Jan
4%
7%
1,700
11%
5%
6%
2,900
5% May
9%
Jan
4
4%
2,400
3
May
7%
Jan
13
May
22%
17%
17%
17%
11,000
8%
8%
8%
7,000
6%
6 %
Feb
Jan
13% Mar
Jun
18%
Jan
IV4
Jun
2%
Jan
14%
15"%
2,300
27% May
1014 Jun
20%
21%
9,300
18%
35
16
Jun
41i/8
17%
6%
6%
5,200
7-%
81/4
3,400
5 % May
5% Jun
5.2%
%
7,500
214
Aug
4%
21/2 May
514 May
5%
Ye
2
%
14
2,600
%
1%
1,600
14%
2,000
12%
Jun
700
3%
131/4
.13%
Ova
..
.7...
5
13%
13%
3,400
Feb
2%
"
30%
Jan
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
13%
Sep
Sep
May
10
Feb
26%
Jun
66
Mar
24
Jun
500
22
5
2,100
36%
28,100
31 '/8
30%
31%
31%
30%
31%
;
Jan
400
7%
31%
34%
1%
Aug
41/2
—
Jan
8% Mar
•
% May
li/4
—
11% Mar
Jun>
14%
143A
Feb
Sep
jan
Feb
Seaboard
Plywood & Lumber
3.50
1
1
3%
3%
300
3% July
12% May
35% Mar
151/2 May
53% Mar
11%
11%
12%
World
Inc
3
4%
4%
4%
17,800
Sealectro
Corp
25c
8%
8
8%
5,700
2"% May
5% Jun
1%
1%
2
1,200
1% May
Jun
3%
5,800
21/4
Jun
4%
Jan
3%
2,000
4%
Jan
8
7%
8%
5,000
2% May
5% Jun
5
5%
2%
2%
1%
1 %
5%
pfd
;
30,200
5
16%
Jan
Jan
14 Ye Mar
May
8%
Jan
11/2
1 Ye
3
Jan
'5%
5
1,300
2,100
1,000
3%-Jun-
7%
Jan
4% May
1% Sep
9%
•
~8%
7%
8%
8,500
1
%
ii
%
3,800
93%
*
—
"is
"13
Jun>
«
May
Feb
1% Jan
98
Jan-..
1i78
Mar
Jan
4,700
July:
6%
6%
400
5 % May
10
10%
10%
11%
2,800
8
16% Mar
5
18%
18%
18%
10c
2'A
2'A
2%
50c
;
Inc
Co
com
25c
1
ord
Corp
i
20
100
1
1
:
___i
"warrants"—
_
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com
10c
Apr
1%
Jun
3% Mar
Jun
15% Mar
16.% May
26%
Feb
21%
21%
22%
2,900
21%
Sep
38
Feb
414
Jun
23
23
23%
1,600
19% May
26%
88
88%
125
85% July
91% May
3%
900
17%
17
18
1,300
2% Mar
~3%
5%
3%
13
3%
4%
3%
13
5%
3
3,800
3%
/
Feb
5
Jan
Jan
.12% Mar
7% Aug
Jan
2% May
10
3,400
Jan
2%
Aug.
4?A Sep
400
13%
5'A
.
18%
July
-"
3%
3%
4%
3,100
3%
Jun
8
8
8%
21,100
6%
Jun
..
61/2
12
Jan
Feb
Steel
8%
*
1
Corp
Cable
&
Co
warrants
5%
5%
*
Forging Corp
Conduit
22
Mar
10 %
5s
._5c
Williams
May
16%!: Jun
300
9,700
registered—5s
Nevada
Airlines
v
10
Inc
Tri-Continental
.1%
25c
Inc
.
$4.56
Corp
Trav-ler Radio
.
12%
12 Va
6
8%
400
Jun
13
400
•
Jun
11%
Aug
21%
Jun
431/4
30%
30%
2,400
25%
26
1,400
24
Mar
8 'A Mar
4%
2,300
25 V»
30%
...
8%
12%
10% May
10c
81/2
2%
3%
10r
of
Universal
Triangle
26%
17,800
2%
3%
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
Seaboard
Mining
&
Jan
10,900
11,400
preferred.:
Photolab
Transue
6%
Aug
24%
10c
Corp
4%% preferred—:
Edison
World
1%
2,100
Apr
Apr
24
1
Inc
rets
Town
Trans
2
50%
22
class A
deposit
Lux
5,700
Apr
8% Mar"
22
Co_
Tower
Trans
1%
13A
37%
36
10c
Shipyards
Toledo
35%
37
36
May
7% July
28% Jun
100
8
8
L-Xt-'C
23%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets def registered
Amer
Todd
Feb
5%
4%
1
Inc—
Gems
Screen
Jun
20% Jan
500
221/4
10%
15,600
"warrants"
Shovel
Tonopah
200
*
25c
25c
1
Savage Arms Corp—
Sayre
20 %
18
.
18%
50c
Ltd
Petroleums
Sarcee
21%
Jun
22%
Inc
Lignt
3%
•;
Jan
8%
<•■7%
*
Texstar Corp
Textron Electronics
18%
Apr
Feb
*
Corporation
Power
Textron
21
6,500
20%
31%
-2%
5
Electronics
Jan
20
20
20
20
200
"l7/a
A 6
"
1
Engineering
Jan
preferred
preferred———
preferred—_
l
series preferred
10%
2% •*'
5
series
10%
~1%
24%
Jun
15%
Warrants
7%
series
57c
4.40'6
900
7%
Television Industries Inc
3% May
1% Jun
400
13%
14
1,400
6%
TelePrompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
3,200
r>
131/a
19% May
1
4,000
4%#>;. series
'
Jan
20c
46,600
& Electric co—
Ban Diego Gas
Feb
18
Jun
6%
Inc
Corp
2%
16 pesos
Feb
14%
May
4% May
1,100
Corp
Inc
1
1
Ltd
Jan
July
12 %c
Industries
5%
*
Co
Jan
4%
Jun
3%
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
13%
2.50
Milling
2%
301/2
20%
*
Operations
5%
300
Feb
Feb
Mar
15%
10
Material
Technical
Amer
Carlos
12
i
Jun
7%
17
"I3A
..5
cumulative preferred
Tobacco
Ban
}« May
May
214
1,800
16%
—
.5
common
2%
Ltd
12%
13%
1
common
12%
Inc
18,900
17
._2
Thorofare Markets Inc
Lawrence Corp
n%
6%
May
15
5,300
3%
3
*—p
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
5 % Mar
18%
Jun
class
Inc
Thriftimart Inc
Salem-Brosius
12
25c
10c
50c
25c
class A.
Corp
70c convertible
Bt
9%
Jun
6
10
Symington Wayne Corp warrants^.^—
5%
Ryerson & Haym.t
23%
2%
1
Syntex Corporation.
Feb
11
13%
22
3
3%
Corp
Supronics Corp
2%
Petroleum
Consolidated
Ryan
'
Avenue Inc
Fifth
Russeks
Window Co
1
—50c
Ltd
Co
Industries
Rusco
1 1*6
li'«
23%
3%
Jan
84%
1
50c
lc
—*
Royal School Labs Inc
Royalite
Superior
Class
5
Inc
Carpet Company...
Roxbury
Royal
1.50
30c
1,400
Jan
Apr
4"% May
€1
Inc
58,100
6
10c
Inc
Ltd
Supercrete
Telectro
Inc
ll?6
i
1
1
1
Supermarkets Operating Co
Gas co—
Ross Products Inc
Rowland Products
May
,
5%
;
8% Mar
10 %
Rolls Royce
Field
B) Co
Stone,Container Corp
Electronics
10%
1
5
200
10c
*
-1
(Del)
Corp
Sunair
~7%
Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
Apr
2,500
5
1
Apr
84% Mar
56% May
9%
Company
1%
Jun
14
(The)
Jan
914
Broadcasting Inc
34%
3%
Corp
71/2
~7%
1
Ritter Finance class b common
1
Robinson Technical Products Inc—20c
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd f—100
Rodney Metals Inc
1
Rogers Corp
*
Jun
v. 200
97/a
Corporation '(Del) _—^
10%
Roosevelt
Parts
Stylon
Apr
50c
1
*
1965
241/2
10% Jun
"
1
Jan
23%
i,r-rv'6'%
1,600
a
Feb
28'A
5%
Inc
5%
"
t
2,900
Roosevelt Raceway
Instruments
16
3%
Stop & Shop lncu
Strong Cobb Arner Inc—__i:'—:
Struthers Wells Corp..
X~~-
2% Mar
9%
Amer
preferred
(J
Feb
13%
Rollins
convertible
common
Stetson
15"%
4%
to Jan 3
Corp
Precision
8%
extended
Apr
Jun
Jun.
8%
Aluminum Products
Brewers Inc
Jan
7% "Jan
May
%
2,100
15
4%
141/a
314
9
27%
.tv-:
1
1
10c
50c
Ltd
class A
Inc
(The)
Stephan
v:
3
2,600
10%
4
Jan
Sep
1,500
10c
Sterling
Sterling
v
2% May •*
2,100
Jan
9%
24%
1,000
5%
B
31% Aug
2% May;rv *n.y
8,300
iir
32
Jun
Jan
2,400
83A
Corp
24%
May
10% May
5% May
15 200>
2%
4%
Jan
Jan
4%
1
50c
1% Aug
20% Jun
Feb
6%
7%
12%
10c
2%
%
141/a
11%
Inc
4,800
Jan
Feb
4%
1
1
1
Uranium Mines
Industries
11%
Stepan Chemical Co
.(•'6,100
Feb
Mar
10%
4%
Stelma
13%
Warrants series
12
Feb
7,800
Feb
15% Mar
28%
May
714
Feb
4%
Vtc
14
2214
18%
9%
Rio Grande Valley
1,600
37%
Jun
Argentine Mining Co
Rico
2,800
9%
10
13%
Ridgeway Corp
Algom Mines Ltd common
22%
9
22 % May
1
Rio
21%
9
32%
14
3%
•
va
22
Jun
86
•>
/. 2% May
2% Jun
20
Apr
11% Feb
7
Sep
121% Aug/
1. 414 May
14%
10c
Corp
Restaurant Associates
3,300
-1,600
3,400
4
Inc
Resistoflex
13%
2,000
7%
13%
.
15
-
Jun
2,000
3%
3%
16%
7
127/a
Jun
72
14,400
~2%
~37/a
100
1,000
10%
1
15%
7%
——-1
Sterling
&
15%
75
24
31/2 Aug
15%
15% May
Co
Insurance co—a
(Robert)
Reis
5%
75
Jan
May
10%
15
Corp
23% May
14
177/a
49,900
1,100
l7/a
Reinsurance
1,000
21%
3,100
6
21%
~3% ~3%
600
'
9%
2,000
1
1,600
-
15%
6,600
1
5c
--1
22%
16%
20
Soundcraft Corp
22
23%
97/a
29%
Pump Co
Broadcasting & Dev__
217%
21%
Apr
24% Mar
21%> Aug
177/a
19
Reeves
Reeves
22
21%
Apr
87% Mar
84'A
500
*
19
1
Jun
1,100
5
28
Warrants
21%
23
Steel Co of Canada Ltd,
29%
Equities Corp of n y
Realty
22%
Steel
11%
9%
6
10%
22%
22%
Feb
28
1
22%
23
Sep
11%
a
Jun
7%
11%
8%
Properties Corp of America-
Real
65
9%
27
1
100
May
27%
America
of
74
Feb
Investment
Estate
Trust
74
Jan.-
4% July
8%
1
10
40c
Rapid-American Corp—
14%
11% Aug
20c
1
a
class
Inc
Ramo
27
73% July
1
common
Corp
Stanley Aviation
Statham
300
30% Apr
25
100
6,700
Inc
class
Tube
Feb
fi R
12
221/4. July
100
79
15,500
Shares
50c
11%
100
26%
79
7%
Forgings Corp—
Starrett
•
26%
26%
Metals Co.—r—.——.——3c
Products Co
1
Star
Ram co Enterprises Inc
Ramer Industries Inc
26%
2%
Standard
Feb
418
May
25
41% Mar
36 Ye Mar
7%
Standard
Standard
211
Mar
Jun
Jun
2%
Sep
Standard-Thomson
Lithium Corp.
Quebec Power Co
23
2214
29%
7%
Jan
q
Quebec
May
1,000
1,200
741/2 Mar
Jun
10% July
131/2
12
32%
2%
Standard
io%
22%
Jan
32%
lc
—*
1
Standard
Puritan
Jan
Feb
31%
warrants
convertible preferred
$1.60
1,700
6%
A 9%
11%
„
6'/a May
32 %
1
Sperry
Jan
15%
''
Jan
31%
12%
Corp
Standard
preferred
Telephone Co
Corp
4Vi%
Puerto
Shoe
Spencer
Sports Arena Inc
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Brands Paint
94%
15
2,300
-"
30% May
50% Jan
32%
preferred
8.33%
preferred
25
i > 4.56%
cumulative preference
25
4.48%
convertible preference
25
4.32%
cumulative preferred—
,25
p 4.24% cumulative preferred
25
4.08%
cumulative preferred.
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp..2
Southern
Pipe Line
1
Southern Realty <fc Utilities
1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Feb
13
July
15
•
5% May
4% May
5,900
■
6%
19
Sep
Jun
33% July
100
7%
,
1114
62% Apr
Edison—
California
Jan
26%, Apr
.
High
Jan
22%
70
6%
6%
6%
cumulative
4.78%
17
May
10% May
-
Co
22%
Aug
18 Ye
.217/a
•
Gas
10
4%
13%
8% May
500
*6 a
4%
Jun
800
9%
6%
original
5 7c
150
7%
1
1
12.50
Corp—.__
Oil
16
400
40
«■
Manufacturing
Soss
12
24%
6%
Corp
South
May
12
Sonotone
300
11%
£1
—*
Inc
Airways
Jan
44
8%
;v
Amer
46%
39
1
Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
,Singer
.
Oil
Venezuelan
Sinclair
Slick
Low
24%
*
*
preferred
conv
Simpson's Ltd
13%
;
3% May
600
v;
Apr
$3
Range Since Jan. 1
High
46
deposit receipts
Simmons Boardman Publishing—
: 13% Mar
Jun
4%
Feb
Apr
10%
Jun
200
13a
7%
12%
Jun
700
c,
31
47/a
v
4%
500
9% X-
31
Jan
10-/8 Mar
7
7
2,300
i,'
5
4%
87%
31
i.
93%
v
.;
5'a Feb
2,900
f.
97%
10'a
Low
Automobiles—
American
6% May
200
2,400
10%
.97%
.
;
; -
3% July
Service of Colorado—
Public
Shares
Par
Presidential Realty Corp—
Preston
for Week
High
Low
High
(Del)—2.50
Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd—
Power
Precisionware
32%
-50
*
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Sales
Range
of Prices
Simca
10c
4
1
Co
Screw
Phoenix
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Low
5
10 pesos
Industries
Philippine Long Dist
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
Pharmaceutical
&
Electronics
Phillips
Week's
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard
Milling Corp—
Allied
Airlines
Seaporcel Metals Inc—
6 % May
800
6
Sep
11
Mar
True Temper Corp
(The)
Seeburg
Seeman
Bros
5l°6
1
5%
5%
5%
k
14%
14%
15
3
12%
11%
13
1
;
15%
14%
15%
Corp
Inc
—
Seligman & Latz Inc
Servo Corp of
._1
*
General
Security Freehold Petroleums
5%
3%
...
America
Bervomechanisms
1
5,800
Jan
k
Co
Sep
Union
Investment
Feb
Union
Stock Yards
41,600
26%
Jan
United
Aircraft
Hi/4
37%
Jan
United
Asbestos
2,100
13
May
5
5
5%
2,600
3% May
5%
4%
5%
14,200
24% Mar
9% Mar
United
Elastic
United
Improvement
United
Milk
1,100
5% May
23%
21%
23%
16,600
18
Jun
25 %
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
Co
Common..—12.50
79%
77%
80%
2,700
74
Aug
119%
Jan
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
20
92
Aug
98%
Jan
United
of
25
25
Sep
30%
Feb
U
S
Jun
%
Jan
U
S
Ceramic
100
10c
Signal Oil & Gas Co class a
Class
Silicon
-Silver
b
Creek
Corp
Precision
Silver-Miller Mines
sn^ray
Lighting
For
24%
24%
25
27%
26%
27%.
20c
5%
5%
%
475
United
Molasses
American
..
N
Air
J
rects
RR
&
Corp
Co
31
Feb
U
S
Natural
Gas
32
Feb
U
S
Rubber
Reclaiming
United
1,000
4%
Jun
7'A
%
2,900
%
Jun
1% Mar
%
6,400
1/4 May
%
Jan
Warrants
Series
1962
2%
2,400
July
3%
Jan
Warrants
Series
1955
see page
33.
2
20%
Jun
5
4%
51/4
2,100
3%
Jun
4l°6
4j56
4%
17,000
1
liV
1%
1
X
3
18
40%
37
700
5%
lOO
6
5V4
5%
6,900
71/4
5%
1,'u May
2,800
6
0
3i70 May
7%
400
5
'
6%
:
Apr
Stockyards
Universal
American
co
Corp
Feb
7
6
2
Jan
Jan
Mar
Mar
Jan
46%
Apr
Jun
8%
Jan
July
Jun
9% May
8%
Apr
8% May
Jan
195
Sep
2%
2%
2%
900
2% July
4
Jan
4%
47/a
5'/a
300
4% July
6%
Jan
192 *
100
50c
1
17% Mar
Jun
37/b July
1°c
195
5%
6 '/a
5'A
200
2%
2%
3
3'A
2M2 May
8,300
"5 k;
6
179
50
May
8
500
1%
Jun
700
l7/a
Jun
-
Corp—
2%
Sep
8% July
4
*
25c
6 'A
5%. Jun
-
5%
2%
600
1
,10c
25c
regis
Canal
Conditioning
Tile
—
ord
20
May
22%
'
Ltd—
Co
deo
191/a May
12,600
21%
Investing—2.60
&
Products—
_1
Corp
footnotes,
5,200
2
Ltd
Inc
93%
25
1s0
2
.......
Transistor
92%
25
*
...
Co
20
39V2
Jan
200
5%
Canada
Jan
'
1
8% Mar
11%
5%
Petroleum
Gas Ltd vtc
&
16
11%
Sibcney-Caribbean
500
Corp
Foods Inc
5%
;
11%
50
Products
United
11%
_
Mining..
600
11%
1
Omaha
Corp
United Canco Oil
*
Dean
26%
1,100
17V2
4
of
Jan
5
Leather Co
15%
9%
171/4
Co
10%
Shawinigan Water & Power
Shattuck
22%
Aug
8%
*
Canada
6%
41/8 May
91/2 May
Seton
of
5%
20c
Inc
Gas
Jun
Sep
71/2 May
14% July
11
5
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
3% May
10% May
2%
4,100
28i/4
u
Jan
17,300
0
May
8% Mar
Union
Securities Corp
—10
4%
4%
Apr
Feb
Feb
,
Volume
Number
196
6195
.
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(1173)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Container Corp cl A
Universal
Controls
Universal
5%
25c
Utah-Idaho
of America
Capital Corp of
;—
America
Instrument Co
■-
Co
Wagner Baking
;
•
common
preference.
Weiman & Company Inc
Western
Feb
Gulf
Western
Equities Inc
Inc
Jan
19%
Apr
Hartfield Stores 5 %s conv 1981—
Hoffman International 7s conv debs
Jan
Hudson & Manhattan
8%
8 Va
7,400
5% May,
10% Jan
4%
5
3,300
3
13
5
4,900
•4%
8%
9%
5,900
10
10%
6,400
16
16%
600
5%
...
•Italian
9% Apr
21% Mar
.,
7% May
14% May
12%
23%
16% Aug
8"% Aug
4%
5%
1,700
2%
2%
3%
1,200
6
1% May
'
70%
v 100
9
2V4
2%
28
60
4%
National
1 %
8,000
1%
22,600
Jan
6%
Jun
3
Ohio
Corp
90.%
,
90%
90
2,470
'
"4%
4%
4%
19%
300
20%
14%
1,700
15
Jun
Jan
4"
May
3% May
19% Sep
2,200
10%
Inc
3%
4%
2%
2%
3
4,300
"3% Sep
2% July
21/2
2%
5,000
2%
%
%
5,500
Oil
Wichita
River
Wiebolt
Stores
Williamhouse
7
7,100
Williams
(R
5%
14
4% Feb
3%
v
Jan
%
(without
Reeves
'
"
6s
Apr
500
16
.Aug
8%
500
6
Jun
15
18
17%
15%
5%
1,200
6
800
19%
8,400
11%
1,100
5%
94
95
94
30
22
18%
22%
17,100
14%
14 %
200
%
25c
9
%
8%
14%
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4
4.
5,700"
3,500
4%
■
600
14%
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,v
5%
5%
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5%
1
vT' ^
15
2,400
BSF
Co
Chicago
sub
1
Aug
Period
1st
Lack
4,500
3% May
3% July
6s
•
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
ex
&
1976—
Inc
5%s
June-Dec
1978
Jan-July
Mar-Sep '
1
1975
General
Builders
B
6s
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No.
M
;
._
——;
1993
1987
1985
Food
3%s
Gas
Gas
Gas
31
%
69
84
90
debs
Apr-Ocf
April-Oct
1963
1974
Map-Nov
Service
Inc
6s
Period
Exchange
2%s
1970
75
—»
$100
130
87
91
4
76
60
117
101%
1970
debs—
10
•
21
21
7s
1951
7s
Peru
(issue
of
1972
28%
27
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35
10%
10%
10%
17%
70
81
51
94%
$74
7.—
54%
53%
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94
94
75
54%
16
99
94%
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stamped
1927)
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5s
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par
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Jan
value,
Ex-liquidating
included
tribution.
2%s
States
2%s
2008
1947
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Corp
conv
of
conv
__
>
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94%
__
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1
1997
(Plan A)
debs
ref
1st
&
1st
&
ref mtge 27/ss series G
ref mtge 2%s series H
2
101%
101 %
105 7/a
102%
101
105%
1
105
107
107
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11
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134
17
__
100
100
6
97%, 100(4
99
99
9
97 %
99
70%
70%
67
80
—
__
11
General mortgage 4%s 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3%s
series F
$6%
$97%
'
May-ZVop
„•
94%
1
$64
94%
94%
1
99
93
95%
66
66
$60
$60
$99
60
60
1
40%
41
17
100 %
99%
100%
60
64
34%
$40
47%
48
48
53
(not included in
h Ex-principal,
-
—
23
(not
for Week Ended September 14)
Week's Range
99%
*qq
"
98%
91%
—
99
Mar-Sept
90
qqi/o
97
General
-
91%
103 % 103 %
10
101 %
134
133
*84%
May-Nov
134%
63
112%
82
—
*93%
96%
97%
90
102% 103%
66
June-Dec
*__
95
100%
Mar-Sept
82
Mar-Sept
106
80%
98
82
99
98
105
106%
94
Mar-Sept
86
86
136
2
82%
1979—
99
94
99%
*79%
85
80 Va
80%
4s
gtd 2361
ser
1966—
Jan-July
—Jan-July
Jan-July
A 1969__April-Oct
1979
,
98%'
55
55
May-ZVou
First
Central
mortgage
RR
4s
1st
86%
mortgage 2%s
Low
High
92%
93%
98%
98%
10
96 %
99%
54%
55 Va
15
50%
54
55
18
50%
59
92
97%
Va
—
94 Va
9
*80
April-Oct
1975
*91%
94
59%
80%
81%
102% 102%
99%
103%
*75
1982-
debentures
•
No.
77
97
97
104% 104%
86
86
*73%
86
4
96%
99
15
103 %
107
1
86
2
94%
97%
94
98%
97%
98
98
5
87
88
131
86%
86%
♦96%
87
—
97 %
87%
77
86%
2
99%
85
86%
95%
—
97%
Co—
series
A
2004
Jan-July
2029
57%
38
*81%
Mar-Sept
1979
Wisconsin Public Service
May
June-Dec
58
'2
57%
65
38%
75
36
57
79%
81%
89
94%
*81
*90%
3%s
1971
Jan-July
Power 2%s
1976
Jan-July
*79
April-Oct
102
99
—
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
36
*97%
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
Mar-Sept
1980
1st
convertible
Wisconsin
92
41
Jan. 1
Feb-Aug
3%s 1967—Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Nou
Whirlpool Corp 3%s sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aup
Wilson & Co 4%s sink fund debs 1978
Jan -July
102%
78
RR
debentures
3%s
103%
23
Range Since
Sold
*85
Jan-July
1981—Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
Western Union Teleg Co 5%s debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992,
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967Jan-July
94
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
Bonds
28%
registered 2361
5%s
85%
93%
Friday's
35
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s series A
163%
—
Shore
4s
103%
ApriZ-Oct
or
Bid & Asked
*33
,
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s
1st mortgage 3%s series C
101%
June-Dec
105%
Penn
West
101 Va
Penn Electric
West
105%
Jan-July
May-JVou
mortgage 3s 1979—
3%s 1974
PoWer 3%s series I
West
90
103
99
26
Last
Sale Price
Feb-Aup
95%
A
year's range),
d Ex-interest,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
High
90 Va
94%
*100% 102%
JUar-Sept
Period
Westchester Lighting gen mtge
102%
1969
9%
$110
Interest
Exchange
Warren RR first ref gtd
105%
ser
_1
*80
82
April-Oct
*86
II
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
*84
*86%
73%
*89 Va
May-Nov
*91%
1982
Mar-Sept
116
105
79%
83
Feb-Aup
debs
75
87%
82%
87%
84
June-Dec
C 1973_April-Oct
1983
6s subord income debs 2008
subord
$120
used
96%
99%
1st & ref mtge 3%s series I 1981
1st & ref mtge 3%s series J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
88
Yonkers Elec Lt &
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
April
mtge 4%s series H 1990
__
73%
10
71%
20
113%
91
85 %
90%
—
116
87%
91 %
120
103
105
*__
71
69%
95
99 Va
102
a
Deferred
included
not
in
the
delivery sale not included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd
year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included In the year's range,
included in the year's range,
y
lot sale not
r Cash sale
Ex-coupon.
_
75
38
102
74%
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
$ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
116
Co—
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen mtge income 4y4s series B Jan 1991
96
3
92%
in
93%
—
102%
mtge 2%s series E 1975
mtge 3s series F 1978
conv
86
99% 100%
93%
84
dividend.
90
102%
1980
ref
RR
87%
80'/a
Low
America—
&
Vornado Inc 5s
85%
88%
$103 %
"g Ex-stock dividend,
range),
r Transaction for cash
year's
gold 3%s 2000
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
8
1983
&
Wabash
91%
92%
107
90%
83
103% 104%
;
98%
88 Va
85
86
$91
delivery transaction
89
ApriZ-Oct
debs
1st
4s
95 %
82%
$83%
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
High
20
1981
1st
lien & ref
.83
82
$87%
;•
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1st
96
89
Mar-Sept
:
Low
No.
96
100% 100%
*91%
April-Oct
High
Jan. 1
Sold
104% 105%
1976
subord debentures
subord
98%
89%
June-Dec
2%s 2008
Deferred
a
New York Stock
Co—
4%s
88
79%
no sales being transacted during the current week.
receivership.
/
;
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust
certificates;
"w i," when issued;' "w w," Vwith
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Range Since
103% 104%
4%s conv subord debentures 1976
Vendo
82%
April-Oct
BONDS
Bonds
May-TVou
1967
4s
74
$85%
distribution,
in
§ Reported
121
1982
4%s
debentures
Steel
137
21
87
$89%
__
ATay-Nov
Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
• Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices;
Week's Range
Feb-Aug
sinking fund debentures 1986
Vanadium
3%s
trust
debentures
debentures
United
4%s
2%s
104
96
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
x
Abbreviations
Freight Co—
subord
Rubber
99%
17
of)—
de Janiero stamped
♦No
96
92%
1980—
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
sinking fund debentures
5%s
coll
123
2
'
May
Sinking fund
95
34
28%
28%
Sale Price
May-Nou
4%s sink fund debentures 1978—
&
,119
„
97%
Jan-July
series B 1967
Parana
142%
95
(Germany)
«7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947-.
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
98%
93%
8
33
Jan-July
sinking fund debentures 1973—
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
States
98%
92%
101
$86%
1973
;
102
86
98%
98%
102% 103
—
—
Last
Jan-July
;_
3%s
mtge
90
90
$83
Friday
Interest
4%s sink fund debentures
1st
98 %
3s 1971
Jan-July
3%s 1970——Feb-Aug
Hanover
94
121
14
93%
90%
Baden
,
May -Nov
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972—
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
United
87
$83
—
—
(Calif)
Electric
&
97%
93
97
92
$80%
ApriZ-Oet
May-Nov
April-Oct
:
^
California
Counties
87
Mar-Sept
,_Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
(Prov) 6%s 1949
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
•
Corp—
1st
1st
92%
__
85
Feb-Aug
1986
O
4 %s
High
55 %
Low
>
96%
110
319
103% 105
"
• Danzig Port
& Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
5 Vis series A 1967
Jan-July
Y
Range Slhce
62
75
-
Friday
Corp
—
99%
62
130
,
101
83
126%
99%
55
37-
$97%
.
1983
N
(not
BONDS
Gas
99%
-90
280
$87%
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
—Feb-Aup
ApriZ-Oct
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
United
90
$95%
I
May-ZVou
1985
series
Continued from page 28
New York Stock
8
Jan-Aug
series
131
76
"
Mar-Sept
series
99
.97%
/ '
y
May-Nov
May-Nov
Construction
subord
6s
K
L
91%
9
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
f
1993
——_
Development
G
34
93%
Feb-Aup
1981-
General
High
Bonds
,
RR—
A
series
Realty
wts
2
270
'
Wasatch; Corp debs,6s. ser A. 1963
Jan-July
Washington Wa$en Power 3%S'" 1964—r___Ju7te-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
i—.June-Dec
•
Division—
J
4s
National
105
59%
72
*
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973
Mar-Nov
United Improvement &
Investing Corp—
nr§%conv subord debs 1976_-,—
May-Nou
U; S Natural Gas 6% conv sub debs 1977
Feb-Aug
Feb
$56
June-Dec
1978
6s
debs
mortgage
6%s
series
series
Feb
8
$32
—.
90
7
4s series
Fotochrome
98
16
3
$99
„
_—Mar-Sept
1982
Szabo
7%
$121
1976
mortgage
1st
First
N
1981
1982
J
Apr
;
Week's Range
June-Dec
1969
Assn
Western
&
I
Southwestern
July
8%
Jun
2,600
Quar-Feb
1970
Authority 3%s
of
series
series
Southern
J ah
4%
116%
16% May
13% May
2,700
Last
June-Deo
1974
1998
A
convertible
Vending
6%
Jan
3%
H
Southern
AUg
3s
1965
1982
series
4%s
iffi
9%
5%.MaY.;,,
?3% Jun
3s
1981
4%s
18% Mar
Corp
;
1979
4Via
23% Mar
Sep
F
5s
May
May
series
4%s
Jun
138
90
82
83
280
Mar-Sep
1978
47/8s
Mar
41
Jan
5%
Friday
debs
Power
6s
Raceway
Lackawanna
98
5
.4%
inc debs 1994
June-Dec
3%s 1970
*_June-Deo
Davega Stores Corp—
6%s convertible subord
Delaware
18
Aug
48%
97
Corp
1976
E
4%s
Jan
"
Exchange
2%« (series
Transit
Continental
»
Elec
5%s
Brandywine
Jun
91
5
5%
4%
5
Interest
Pump 4s
Steel
Edison
D
series
Jan
8
9
34
101% 104
Jan-July
153
*
14%
Low
conv
series
Mar
29
3,600
9
1
•••
American Stock
Boston
10%
May...'
16%
14 %
1976
22% Mar
Jun
12
C
14%. Feb
;
13% May
4% Jun '
7
6%
series
Jan
51
110%
81%
101%
Feb-Aug
1973
Jan
13%
6%
40c
BONDS
Appalachian
3%
24%
i% May
,_£1
^i
Bethlehem
8
B
Jan
7,700
—5s
ord regular
preferred
Jewelry Co^a'1
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
Zion Foods Corp
5%s
21%
9,000
2%
Ltd—
W)
Steel &
Jun
13%
16%
Devel
Edison
4%s
Jan
2%
2
6%
Inc
29 %
10
15
__1
Zale
• Amer
Jun
18
California
3%s series G
i
103
$120%
%s series A 1973
3s
■
46
1998—Jan-July
6s
1976
3%s
Jan
34 %
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Yale Express System Inc class A
Yonkers Raceway Inc com
Alsco
1%
16 %
Ltd
preference
•!' i*'
% Aug
100
17
68
$90%
1972
Power
3%s
Feb
8 Va
100
pfd__
15%
Water
series
Jan
95
,
91%
91%
107% 108%
82
1967—______May-Nou
;
tfan-July
1977
&
debs
sub
Harbor
2%s
May
25%
Sep
,9%
13%
2V4
_25
Light 4%%
&
(F
1,200
32
Jun
..
debs
3s
Feb
38
Co
debs
warrants)
Broadcasting
conv
Safe
7s
Gas
107
77
Jan-July
_________
&
102
60
105
102% 103
91%
Jan-July
r_J
95
1
50
103
"
Quar-Mar
,1963
213
71
71%
Equities ' Corp—
7%s
Feb
Co
subord
conv
Realty
Apr
7%
Apr
16%
„1
-,j
21%
21
21%
__1
—
to
;
American
5%s
Mar
94
1970
7%
6
ill
109
„
1984—_ApriZ-Oct
5%s 1976—
Feb-OcZ
6%s
1976™
___Apr-Ocf
Service Electric
21% Aug
18% May
7,600
-10
Industries
American dep rets
6 %
%
__1
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth
Ih
__1
Industries
(John)
900
__1
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr
Wood
10 %
10c
Co
1,200
9%
—1
common
21%
Va
10c
Co
&
C)
Brothers
21
9%
*
Williams-McWilliams
Wilson
2,800
10c
Inc
Mar-Sep
_
—April-Oct
due
America
Rapid
Apr
21%
% May-;;
18% Sep
28
21 Va
__1
Corp—
(The)
24
18%
19%
IlO
Inc
Brothers
Williams
%
*
—
of
92
V
6
3%
>
109% 110%
109
1st
Public
,
Jun
3%
; i
Jan
7%
88% Aug'
14%
;3%s
3
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
extended
50
-
May-Nov
mortgage 3%s 1968
_„Apr-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1984
June-Dec
Jan
104% Feb
3%
200
3%
'3%
1
83% Jun
Southern
Westmoreland
1982
1977
6s
now
Petroleum
Power
High
85
.
5%
"66
May-Nov
deb
conv.
_—
1 Va
1 Va
\
,_ls
rets ord shares—
Western Tablet & Stationery—
Hess
1953
Occidental
Jan
2%
due
Low
99% 100
67
General
Nuplear
Jan
13
May
V 6%s
7
67
111
99%
Jan-July
:____Jan-July
liq tr ctfs
Corp 5%s 1974—
National Research Corp 5s 1976
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Sep
71%
*
Jun
Bellas
Jan. i
No.
98% 100%
71%
111
1982
6%%
Linotype Co 5%
Valley RR 4s 1963—,
Midland
Jun-Dec
1973—Jun-Dec
1978
CO' 5%s
98 %
i
Tr
Mergenthaler
National
6%. Jan
May
3%
7
100
2%
Jun"
Oil
6s
1972—
Power Realization
Livingston
Jan
Jun
Jun
Inc -6s
Corp 1st
Kawecki Chemical 47/8s
Jan
5
1,800
Hydrometals
Jan
Range Since
Sold
89%
$4 ;.
Feb-Aug
11 %
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
dep
:
14%
May
3% May
8% Aug
87%
Jen-July
Bonds
,
1977
Jun
~5c
Western
Corp—
deb
May
9
10c
Nuclear
Land
3%
>•
87%
High
$3%
8 Va
400
Friday's
—
sub
conv
Apr-Oct
1970
4s
1,300
5 1
*
Western
American
or
Bid & Asked
_
57,300
4%
• -
—1
Western RR
.-
American
6%s
1981
conv
6%
70
—
Co
12
May
6% Sep
.3'f.v
'
;
10®
Fashions
Development
8
~5%
—-1
Wentworth Manufacturings—_—1.25
West Chemical Products new—
50c
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
pfd
100
Westbury
1,700
&
Registered
6%
6%
common
series
Feb
8%
•
,
-4
6% non-cum conv preferred
10
Waltham Precision Instruments Co—1
Webb & Knapp Inc common
10c
$6
11%
.7%
—
—
6% May
Corp
Guantanamo
•
Jan
3,800
16
—
Inc
Bond
&
9% Jan
35
Foam
12 y2
7preferred—-J—J.
Waitt
Jun
General
5»/a
8%
>,
-
May
8%
4%
1
Aircraft
Waco
5
Feb
8
.
9
10 Va
Manufacturing—J,'
25,300
Jun
4%
Cbrporation——i-]■
Dare Stores Corp—
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co———2
Vita Food Products—,
—
25c
v
57/s
5
8%
Virginia
%./
1,100
6»/4
Vinco
VTR Inc
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
11%
25<r
Viewlex Inc class A
Period
5Va
25c
1
—1
Corp
Interest
High
8%
8%
5
1
Corp
if}-'-
5%
5%
~9
Sugar—
(The)
5%
27
Corp
Valve
Victoreen
I ow
High
-17.78
Valspar
Venture
«
5%
Inc—
Marion
Universal
Low
com. 10c
Universal Insurance
Friday
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Par
Vogt
(Range for.Week Ended September 14)
Sales
Week's
Friday
33
April
68%
68 %
66%
72
Feb-Nov
*85%
87%
83 %
86%
the
Bankruptcy
*
•
Act,
or
Friday's bid and
Bonds selling
securities
ask prices;
flat.
assumed
no
by
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
companies.
transacted during current week.
such
sales being
'
*
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1174)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS,
Boston Stock
Friday
Sale Price
Par
1766%
Corp
Motors
American
Tel
&
Co
Caltimet
Ford
New
98
136%
38
52'A
Jan
56.
50 %
34% July
76% Jan
May
Sep
29% May
45
Jan
11%
11%
10
10%
Jun
17%
14%
14%
7
13 %
Jun
40%
4iy4
148
55
51
156
49%
Sep
72%
441/4
637
361/4
Jun
S
U
S
33% May
Steel
65%
681/4
1,188
54%
Jun
36%
37%
515
30%
Jun
55 ys
66
67%
208
66
Sep
85%
Jan
4
18%
18%
121
18% May
24 Ve
Feb
19 % May
26%
Apr
36% May
5iya
Jan
bo
731/2 Mar
Corp
67 y2
2U
24%
23%
24%
2,188
100
100
42%
42%
441/8
903
67
67
System
Fruit
35
Electric
Westinghouse
35 J/2
»ep
50
23
51 J/2
339
33%
19%
401
26%
26%
6.25
191/4
-271/2
45
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Cincinnati Gas
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Motor
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40
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19 % May
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29
24%
67%
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Jun
92 V4
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28 Va
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Acme
38
39 7/8
39%
19%
20%
471/4
47%
10
36
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Steel
Gas
;
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Jun
66-
Mar
Admiral
Feb
Advance
Ross
Jun
Dayton
Steel
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48
Alleghany
Apr
Corp
Allis
421/4
Apr
51%
Jan
Aluminium Ltd.
Aluminum Co of
711/4
28%
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American
Airlines
American
.
40
Aug
17% May
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Chemical
Chalmers
28%
30%
Jun
Feb
Sep
361/s May
56
Feb
19%
Aug
52%
Jan
70
45 J/4
May
60 V*
39
America
1
39%
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391/4
43
32% May
25%
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26%
99
22 Vb May
26%
American
Metal
20% May
Motors
,
Stand
Jan
Mar
American
543/8
30
223
10
12 J/4 May
17% Mar
39%
Jun
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Jun
Goodyear Tire
4
168%
100% 100%
45
85 %
Viscose
Corp
28%
Ampex
Jan
Jan
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of
28'A
23/s
15'/4
Martin-Marietta
Minnesota
Montgomery
Ward
115
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Arkansas
Armco
Mar
Louisiana
Steel
Corp
National
New
Cash
Distillers
York
North
78i/2 Mar
Atlantic
Jun
57%
Jan
Automatic
18% May
28% Sep
29 Vb
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Avco
Reynolds
St
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America
28'/a
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28
26
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33 J/2 May
45
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Paper
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32 Ve May
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62 5/a Mar
Bell
23J/2
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45
18%
Jun
28 J/2
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31%
50
29%
Jun
393/4 Mar
Bell
Jan
373/8
35
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48i/4
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41 Va
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Mfg
Southern
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39J/4
85
34%
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50
253/4 July
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Bethlehem
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Standard
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footnotes,
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Brunswick
30 J/e
Apr
Jan
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
53%
Jun
71%
Jan
11%
Burton-Dixie
11%
10
10 J/4
Jun
18%
Feb
40%
Business
40'A
20
35 J/2
Jun
57 Vs
33
33%
26
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39
Jun
63J/2 Mar
33 J/4
34
60
33 J/4
Sep
591/4
Jan
431/2
Canadian
431/2
20
40%
Jun
801/2
Jan
Canadian
241/2
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383A Mar
723/4
34
25%
73
40
49
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100
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5,000
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47%
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500
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78%
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42 »/2
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26
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38'/b Mar
12
300
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1,700
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61 J/2 Mar
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20 J/2
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27
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57%
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27
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20
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56 J/2 Mar
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38
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48
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41 J/o Mar
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Pacific
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26
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365/8
900
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29 5/a July
421/2
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351/4
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433/4 Mar
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Central & South West Corp
Central Illinois Pub Service
Certain-teed Products (Un)
Feb
52
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Caterpillar
Tractor
(Un)
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473/s
41.
31%
43%
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36 J/2 Mar
52 J/a
133/8
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31 J/a
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28
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57 J/4 Aug
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900
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45
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Feb
307/b
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Monsanto
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10 J/2
56
36 J/4
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25%
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96
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2%
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Sep
55'/a
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6
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110%
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1
2 J/8
of Prices
5
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1
18 %
21%
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33 y3
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5
Apr
3% Mar
for Week
1.66%
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28 J/2
53 J/4
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200
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100
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110
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1,000
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1
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100
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28 J/2
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200
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4 J/2
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26%
1
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37%
26J/4
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49 J/4
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American Tobacco Co (Un)
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199 J/4 199 J/4
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American Cyanamid Co (Un)
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American Machine & Foundry
Apr
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18%
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Sep
Jan
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1
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Mar
60
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132
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25
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51
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Feb
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1
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5
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1
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Feb
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26%
Friday
STOCKS
Feb
/ 62%
Jun
45% May
7; 278
301/2
18%
Jun
28
190
49%
50
Corp
59%
41%
Detroit Stock
Allied
10Jun
235
55%
22%
22%
36
21%
55%
com___25
Corp
Refining & Mining
U S Smelting
81
12J/s
21
36
.—-*
;
Machinery
Shoe
United
11%
1
*
—
Co
11%
1°
*
RR
Stop & Shop lnc
United
26%
26%
Jan
"
Corp
Association
Shawmut
Feb
47% May
13
42
Westinghouse Electric
56%
'
92
26%
-16%
—
60y8
23
13
1
451/4 Aug
78% Mai
1
Torrington Co
22ya
High
May
17
9
9iy4
50
45% May
50
8%
—
—i—
74
215
53
50
—1
Low
6d%
51%
1
'
Range Since Jan. 1
High
59
53
Sulphur—.
Shoe—
Borman
Pennsylvania
60y8
10
Oil
Gulf
Carbide
U
Low
Jan
421%
5
Electric
Shares
Feb
49%
2.50
England Tel & Tel Co
Northern Railroad (N H)
for Week
7
(Ohio)
Texas
22% Mar
*
Oil
Union
Feb
10
lnc
New
Sunray
Jan
730
752
Co
Cement
England
Aug
5
Copper
Star
Lone
17%
12% May
3,354
109% 112
Sales
Range
of Prices
-6%
J)
Studebaker-Packard
33%
110%
(Calif)
(N
Standard
38%
Company
Kennecott
514
Oil
Oil
30% Mar
Jun
5
Co
Motor
17%
16%
20%
32%
—,
Stores
General Electric
Gillette
120
25%
Standard
Standard
High
56
& Fuel Assoc com
National
First
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
38
Copper Ranee Co
Eastern Gas
17%
Trust
Inc
Hecla
&
Shares
High
1033%
:
Personal Property
Boston
\
-33%
Company
Edison
Boston
of Prices
24%
,
Week's
Last
Par
50
Tel
American
Anaconda
<
Monday, September 17, 1962
.
Sale Price
for Week
Low
*-•
Agricultural Chemical
American
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
.
(Range for Week Ended September 14)
Exchange
Week's
.
37%
38'A
10
22'/2
22%
500
171/2"
1
183/a
191/4
400
17 J/a
1
28%
29%
2,000
^
;
46 J/a
Feb
225/8
Aug
21 Vz May
~ -
Sep
52%
Jan
293/8
sejj
*
60
58 V2
Feb
1
17%
18%
600
15%
Jun
25 J/2
Feb
25
47 5/a
475/a
300
593A
Jan
83/4
8%
1,300
453/a May
8'/a Jun
*
60
30
65
Mar
17% Feb
Number 6195
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Volume
,
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
';
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-
,
•
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*
_
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
<
*.
So Shore & So Bend RR_12.50
Corp
25
Chicago
Chrysler
56%
__8.50
i
10
45,*
& Electric—
Cincinnati Gas
Co——
Service
Cities
Cleveland-Cliffs
Iron
Fuel
4,600
45
:•
-!
Va
%•'•'
16
Corp---«.-*—-,-5
87/a
-
9
Jun
350
12%
300
26%
,900
44 %
3,600
Distillers
■
—1.33%
Natural
Consol
»—*
54%
/
Continental
Can
American
Aviation
American
Car
Illinois
Northern
Indiana
Co—
'
Continental
Motors
Oil
Continental
45% Mar
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
Crucible Steel
Apr
Apr
200
33 'A May
42%
900
17 y*
28% Mar
Jun
400
38% May
47%
Jan
55%
600
48% May
71%
• <
f
--
9%
Jun
300
47 »A
Jun
Service
&
41»/2 May
60% Mar
300
19
24%
-
•
Mar
42
;Jun
200
19%-
,
12%
Jun
21% Mar
500
15 %
Chemical
Dpw
Du
Co
_5
5
Co
Co_——„**.
—,
(EI) de Nemours (Un)__:
Pont
.
.49
52%
207%
,
'
14'A
Jun
20% Aug
200
29
May
56%
Air
Eastern
Jun
60 %
34% Mar
27 % May
40
Jun
72%
Jan
400
166
Jun
207 %
Sep
900
16 y4
99% 100%
1,100
85 y2
Jun
19%
2,300
18
100%
3
19 %
27%
Jun
17%
II10
(Un)
Co
18
19 %
Jun
Jan
115% Mar
26%
-
•
Falrchild
Jan
Tire
Mills
Fiour
Ford
America
of
Dairies
Foremost
Inc
Fruehauf •' Trailer
Jun
31%
Jun
Jun
38%
31
900
29%
Sep
44
500
37%
Jun
60
C
'
200
42%
44 "A
4,400
8%
8%
,
..
22
1
48 %
1,200
20 Va
May
May
57%
57
57%
12,450
46%
Jun
71 %
Feb
Jan
28% May
68% Apr
•
39%
41%
100
35% May
48
Apr
33%.
600
31%
44 Va
Jan
(Un)
32%
32%
300
25% May
37% Mar
Bancorporation
40%
40 %
41%
1,400
37
50%
10
5
V
4,000
'
32
May
Jun
49% Mar
,
Jun
•
Jan
Oak Manufacturing Co—
Ohio
Edison
Co
1
Olin-Mathieson
16
Gas
16-
17
500
13% May
20%
Feb
44%
44%
44%
100
38 %
Jun
49
Va
Jan
35%
35%
300
32%
Jun
40%
Feb
31
31%
500
26%
Jun
41
Jun
29 Va
29%
300
25 % May
18%
19%
300
16
Jun
21%
22%
'7,600
21%
Sep
38% Mar
28 V*
—15
—
Natural
28%
300
22%
Jun
35
10%
.7.50
Chemical
31
Corp..
-
,
Pacific Gas & Electric
(Un)
-10
36% Feb
J
Pan
World
Amer
Parke-Davis
Airways
..1
(Un)„.
•
Co
&
21%
—
Coal Co—
Pennsylvania RR
Peabody
5
*
11%
*
I
48%.
l33y3c
'.
11%
12%:
1,400
47%
48% '
11,600
40
10
—L
40
200
Jun
39%
Jun
34
May
24%
Feb
Feb
18%
Feb
52% Mar
55%
Feb
Pfizer
(Charles)
Phelps
Dodge
Co (Un)
&
33%a
39%
39%
39%
1,600
,
w
(Un).
Corp
Philip Morris Inc
Phillips Petroleum
Co
Procter
Co
Oil
35%
Jun
57% Mar
48
July
62 %
68 % July
106%
Jan
Jan
1,500
43 Va
Jun
59% Mar
18%
600
12 %
Aug
19
67%
Mar
■
67'
400
57 Va
Jun
91%
Jan
•
(Un)
Indiana
of
(Un)
»
31%
31%
100
Apr
21 Va
21%
600
33
33%
1,400
24% May
21% Sep
28% Jun
33%
•
Gamble
&
'47%»
18%
5
1
.70%
500
400
49 %"
68%
46%
68%
5
,
*
(The)
Service
Public
Pullman
48%
—12.50
(Un)
Co
(Un)
57%
62
500
57%
89
1,700
38%
5
Co
„
38% Mar
36% Mar
48% Mar
43 %
3
:
Co—
500
25%
69% Mar
31 '/a
44
2.50
Co-—
Motor
4'/a
500
200
v
5
__1
Bankshares
Wisconsin
First
3,300
32%
■J 29%
(Un)
Rubber
&
65%
24%
Feb
4%
56 %
32%
56%
1
Corp
Brewing
Firestone
8%
4%
55%
4%
Whitney' Corp
1
& Instrument Corp_l
Camera
Falstaff
65
24%
38%
Oklahoma
Pure
Fairbanks
Apr
5%
Jan
1,800
!
205% 207 %
Inc
Lines
Kodak
El Paso Natural Gas
30%
July
41%
(Minnesota)
Potter
Eastman
Jun
3
33%
Feb
48
2,000
52 %
:
43
100
"
55 %
28%
V
.
5 "
45
%
55
20
(Un)
.
Manufacturing
Dodge
44 %
1
CO—
Edison
Jan
22
39%
Pepsi-Cola Co
Detroit
Co
Co
(Un)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Deere
100
132 Va
53 % Mar
400
15 %
] 18%
1
1,100
49%
18 %
'•>
3%
High
Jun
Jan
12
10%
50 %
24%
24%
600
33%
Gas
Ry
Feb
•
24 %
Jan
10%
—
—^1
(Un)
Corp
-
38%
64%
49%
-•
•—
'
(Un)——12.50
of Amer
Curtiss-Wright
'
5
1'
:———
25% Jun
55% Aug
50
—-1
iUn)
Corp
Delaware (Un)
of
Products' Co_i
Corn
Public
Northern States Power Co—
Apr
800
40'/a
74 %
5
30%
56%.
•
900
5
Co
Natural
20%
54
54
Gas
Low
79%
3%
1
Corp
Pacific
37%
40%
:
5
(Un)
Range Since. Jan. i
High
78%
24
5
1
Northern
56%
(Un)—*__*—.10
Co
Continental Insurance
(Un)
Northern
Jan
20%-
37%
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Cqnsumers .Power Co
————T
Container. Corp
of America———5- ■
Chem
Low
78%
Feb '
17 % Mar
:
Shares
5
Mfg
Northern
Mar
37%
(Un)_—.i^*—_10
Gas
100
28%
28%
,
&
(Un)
North
Northwest
Consolidated Foods
Register
.17%. Jan
,
for Week
.* Jan
V 99%
22 »/8 May
May
Cash
North
Feb
50
i
•
Jan
35
Mar
36
-
8% May
i
National Tile &
Feb
50
32% May
-.
National
58%
Aug
-
1,300
•
v.,
.
Jun
88
43 %
44
Jun
.
47 y8 Aug
32 Va
25'/a
Gas
37%
13% Mar
Jun
20
50
39% .39%%
—
38%
National
62%
Jun
200
90^/4
■
8%
-
Jan
26%
Sep
Range
of Prices
Par
High
16%
300
-
I,
35.
90%
1,600
24%r'-
;
35
100
-
_
52%-
16
•/
System (Un)——10
Commonwealth Edison com
12%
Columbia
59%'
45
_*:
I 90%
(Un)—.»—,——1
Iron
&
56 Va
—5
Co
Palmolive
Colorado
i
Ino—
Co
Coleman
Colgate
-1,600
—
-100
.
1,500
:
24
•
1
common—
preferred
9
:
8%
50%
*>■
City Products Corp__i,_^—
'.
t"..
9
Low
19%:
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
•
High
16%
17%
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Last
Chicago Rock Isl! & Pacific Ry Co
(Range for Week Ended September 14)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
35
;g-
22%
700
8%
22
i,
700"
57%
Quaker Oats Co
Jan
Radio Corp of
America
36%
Jun
45
Aug
Jun
14%
Jan
Republic
17% May
27%
Feb
Revlon
100
Steel
1
Inc
34 Va
400
34 Vb
3,300
41
10
51
33%
*
(Un).
Corp
46%
32%
50%
(Un)
Raytheon Company
8 y8
.
Sep
Feb
Jan
8%
Jun
6
Feb
43 %
800
Jun
63% Mar
May
40%
33%
Sep
59%
35
Jun
67
25
Feb
Jan
Mar
Gen
8%
10
Corporation
Box
General
General
900
2%
10%
10%
4%
-:too
1
23 %
25%
1,700
*——5
(Un)
Co
67%
66
68'A
'
100
107/a
'*•
4%
;*
'
Sep
10
23%
700
22 %
July
28%
27 %
20%
Jun
41
43 %
43
28%
44 %
1,000
5
•
2,700
40%
Jun
80 %
Jan
29%
28%
29%
1,650
Feb
Royal" Dutch
39 %
40 %
5,800
26% May
33% Jan
31%
Jan*
3%
6%
Drug & Chemical
(Un)
Co (Un)
Tobacco (Un)
Brothers
Co
Petroleum
(Un)—20 g
Co
Feb
Louis
St
National
10,800
54%
Jun
78% Mar
St
5,200
59%
Jun
95%
Jan
St
22 y2 May
33%
Jan
San
Jun
57 y4
Jan<
1,200
17%. Sep
30%
Feb
300
22% May
37
Mar
18% May
29
Jan
Schwitzer
19%
29%
Apr
Sears
Louis
Public
Stockyards
Service
50
50
50
*
Foods
General
Mills
—.—.——*
Corp_
3
General
Portland
General
Public
54%
—
Corp
Cement—
*—1
27%
1,600
54%
17,900
-17%
31%
20
20%
18%
30%
..
Corp——3.33%>'
Gen Tele & Electronics
71
53%
^
2.50
Utilities (Un)
*
26%
27%
——1.66%
Inc
General Motors
70
20%
;
'
.
-
.,6,300
45 y8
'
Tire
General
Rubber—
&
30c
23
21%
21%
2,000
Jun
Regis
Co
Giiaden
Tire
Goodyear
Granite
Gray
.6.25
Dock—
Grelf Bros Cooperage class A—
Greyhound
Dredge
Griesedjeck Co
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
&
States
36%
Sep
25 y2
Jun
44%
12 y2 May
20
Aug
25
Jun
47
,•14%
15%
600
13%
Jun
24%
'•
29
%
42
8,000
.
42 %
39
50
May
12
'
36%
Utilities
12
-
35%
v
Mar
54%
Jun
66%
Feb;
22%
Jun
29%
Feb'
55
-
34
4,300
37 >;•
15 —Mar
11% Aug
1,000
36%
36 %
Jan
75
28 y8
-
Jan
-
700
56%
27%
1,100
'
35%
(G)
(Walter E)
Heller
Hertz
44%
May
Inc
& Co
25c
Corp
i
(DH) 'Co Ltd.i
29%
Howard.Industries Inc
Hupp
13%
Corporation
Shell
Oil
Sinclair
12%
100
12%
100
11
Aug
17%
Jan
17 Va May
26 %
Jan
33%
13%
18%
Apr
500
11% May
200
38 y4
Aug
64%
Jan
25
Jun
33
Jan
800
8%
9
700
9
50
25 Va "
'V
25 y4'
25 Va
10
Steel
Inland
Interlake
Co_
:
-
100
Mineral
International Paper
< 3,000
9%
5% May
9% Mar
23
Jan
28% Mar
Jun
2.50
26%
26
—*
24%
23%
24%
(Un)———*
41%
41%
.
26%
Jun
31%
Jun
31%
Jan
48 %
Jan
25% July
30%
Apr
44 % May
57% Mar
-
200
34 y8
"C 3,200
25 Va
56%
Jun
41%
•>
18
1,600
44%
Co__
Johns
Manville
Co
(Un)—
Corp
8%
5
40
—5
Co
Aluminum
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
(Un)*.*
Jun
5
1
Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
23
Jun
28% Mar
33%
Jun
58
9
1,100
40%
-
8
300
34%
67'A
40
50'A
51 Vst
1,000
1,600
6y8
51%
of
Oil
(Un)
Indus
6%
500
■
4
Co
Gas
100
Feb
Oil
Standard
—*„,.1
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
25
Lincoln Printing Co common
50c
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
r.
50c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp (Un).*
1
<te Libby
Libby McNeil
Storkline
Corp
Sunbeam
Sundstrand
Sunray
1.
(P)
Marathon
Oil
Marquette
Feb
37
85%
50
Jun
•78%
Cement
9
Mar
24%
300
21
19%
150
18%
11%
"
70%
'
11%
19%
19%
51%
52%
2,200
73
11
&
McCrory
Corp
Mar
Merck
Co
1
Tenn
Gas
—__16%c
(Un)_,
Gulf
Merritt Chapman, & Scott*.
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
—
12.50
4
*
Jun
143/s
Jan
8
1
8%
9
400
9 Va
9Va
IOO
Minneapolis
Monroe
Jan
Jun
41
Mar
5,700
30V4 Aug
40
Feb
52
2,200
45
Jun
56% Mar
48 Va
48%
1,000
38%
Jun
57
Jan
30 Va
Feb
Corp
So La Salle
208
St
Carbide
Union
Corp
Oil
25 %
800
13 V*
13%
6,400
26%
26%
28 %
28 Va
22%
22%
5
1
29%
21% May
59
.25
47%
44%
52%
52
20%
Jun
38
Feb
100
25
Jun
39
Jan
200
18
Jun
343/4 Jan
60
59%
700
1,900
51
Jun
60% May
"
47 %•
6,400
Feb
8,400
41% May
45% May
58%
53
56
Feb
600
48 Va
Jun
593/4
Jan
Union
Feb
—1
14 %
15 Va
2,100
11%
Jun
233/a Mar
2.50
5
1
27%
27%
200
23 Va
Jun
34
Mar
32%
41
2,650
70
Apr
9
3,300
10%
Feb
52
41
8%
8%
35 %
34%
36 %
1,300
20 Va
20 V*
100
32
Sep
May
6
18
Sep
58 Va Mar
May
33%
24% Mar
22%
23
1,400
22 Va May
28%
Feb
33%
34 Va
1,300
32 %
Jun
49%
Feb
20%
21
6,000
Apr
53%
55
4,700
16
.25
55
16
18% May
25 Va
45 Va
%
2,000
Jun
14% May
59% Mar
18% Mar
2,100
11%
23 % Jan
31% Mar
13 Va
13%
26%
26%
200
23
38
39%
800
29 Va
5%
37%
70
72
88%
Jan
May
Jun
500
5%
37 %
:
4%
Jun
300
35%
Jun
80
Mar
68
Pacific RR
Feb
United
States
Jan
35
41 y4
United
Jun
25%
Jan
U
S
May
52%
Sep
U
S
63%
Jun
47%
Feb
8% Mar
51 Va
72
Jan
Sep
Rubber
Steel
Fqjar'
38
40
1,400
36% Aug
47%
2,100
31
Aug
55
Aug
May
28%
Jan
25%
Jan
Apr
68
Jan
31
30%
31
1,600
27 Va May
34%
Jan
33%
32
34
3,400
21 Va
Jun
39
Jan
23 Va
22%
23 V*
19
Jun
30%
Feb
104%
Jan
900
72%
69
72'%
1,000
68 3/4 Aug
15%
15%
16%
700
12% May
24 Va Mar
40 3A
41
400
40 %
Jun
60%
Feb
42
43 Va
9,500
40 Va
Jun
78%
Jan
15 %
15 3/a
600
13%
Jun
31%
Jan
32 Va
36%
2,400
30%
Jun
293/4
30 %
700
1,300
(Un)
Co
42
36%
Products
Company
61
Mar
293/a Aug
54%
Jan
Feb
19 Va May
51%
Feb
32%
Jan
38 Va May
473/4 July
—1
Industries
Oil
120Va
600
-4
Corp
Match
Upjohn
Jun
53 3/4,
.10
Gypsum
Universal
83 Va
200
53%
.10
(Un)
Co
States
91%
48 %
900
48
91%
United Air Lines Inc
21
13 y4
Hep
50 Va
52
•
31%
110
800
Jan
Jun
.25
Co
California
of
Sep
700
24 Vs
13
.10
Corp
(UnU
Electric
May
9
500
200
13%
2
1
1
•
(Un)
Corp
Radio
Fruit
750
V
33%
34 V*
.12%
Continental' Corp (Un)
25%
33
900
30
23 y4
24%
4,600
18
22%
100
64%
67%
700
12%
700
8% May
4%
4%
400
4
9%
9%
162
-
56
-
Jun
Jun
9% Sep
46% Mar
.
94 % Mar
13
Aug
7% Apr
13%
Apr
16%
16%
300
15
Jun
18%
Feb
_1
10%
11
400
10
Jun
14%
Jan
Webcor
Inc
Union
Wilson
&
Wisconsin
(Un)—
Co
Wool worth
(F
W)
Co
15%
Jan
25
Jun
38 Va
Jan
200
24%
Jun
41 %
Jan
27%
2,700
25
V»
Jun
39%
Jan
27%
200
26 Va
Jun
33 Va
Jan
37 %
100
36
Jun
55
Feb
60
Mar
54%
65%
700
39 Va
100
45% Jun
34 Va May
40 Va
Apr
65 Va
66%
300
63 Va
92
Jan
11
(Un)
54%
39%
(Un)
Power
Electric
8% May
100
27%
27%
Whirlpool Corp
9%
28%
26%
27%
27 %
37%
(Un)_
Telegraph—
Westinghouse Electric Corp_
Western
8%
28%
8%
i.
Western Bancorporation
11%
500
10% July
12% Jun
71% Jun
Jun
16% Mar
Feb
Co
Manufacturing Co
•
**
*
Chemical Co_
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co
.
10
**
For footnotes, see page 41.
50%
53%
34 %
35 y8
300
26%
53%
34%
•
29%
1,700
5%
—*
Motorola Inc
Jan
10
51%
—50c
Jun
Products—**—*1
Brewing
Minnesota Min. & Mfg (Un),
Mississippi River Fuel
Modine
9%
Jan
32%
Wisconsin Public Service
Food
Mickelberry's
May
8% May
Feb
33 Va
33%
(Un)—
Sulphur
May
12
~4%
7
Transmission—
Inc
United
22%
67%
1,000
Co.
*—*
—
70 y2
700
^
;—
Transmission
Inc
Texaco
,17% Mar
•31%
24 %
50c
.
10 Va
60
Jan
32
*
—
Corp
45%
45
39%
9%
5
1
Oil
L
Company—
10% May
"
4
Mfg
common
Marietta
&
•
Jan
9%
.
Jan
Jun
5%
19%
5
.—
Co
Marshall Field
Martin
(Un)
Co
88%
1
Corp
D X
Swift
59%
Sep
Sep
11
,
—
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Universal
Lorillard
62
Jun
.10
common.
Corp
Transamerica
Jun'
24%
19J/a
Jun
59%
-7
-
(Un)
(Ohio)—
Co
Stewart-Warner
Textron
66
24%
70%
36%
4,400
6.25
J
Packaging
10% Mar
May
25%
U%
*■
Co
&
(Un)
Indiana
ot N
Union
Leath
600
73%
24%
California
of
Union
Laclede
47%
72%
38 Va Mar
500
"
66
•
46%
73%
Sep
Feb
600
-
34%
Chemical—33%c
&
Copper
46%
.500
(Un)
Oil
Standard
Trav-ler
Kaiser
400
(Un)
Kollsman
Standard
Tri
Kennecott
18%
34 %
-5
(Un)
Corp
Co
Standard
Texas
Electric
14% Mar
18%
26%
Rana
Inc
Sperry
Texas Eastern
Jefferson
Mar
33%
1
Southern Pacific
Standard
6% May
500
46 y4
44%
1,300
27
(Un)__—
Shoe
Tel & Tel
35%
45%
Chemical—5
&
International
34%
26
:
International
20
—
Harvester
International
19%
_*
Steamship Co
International
20
35%
10
8% May
39
1.40
5
Corp
Studebafcer-Packard
Illinois Brick Co
Apr
-Jun
Jan
13%
7
Huttig Sash & Door
18
Jun
-39 y4
67/a
_1
24
.15
Co
Oil
Mobile Oil
Southern Co (Un)
Socony
Apr
43%
Jun
13 Va
1
—
12% Aug
12%
1
Pen Co class A
—
Square D
600
25 Vb
—
Jan
55
600
"
800
1
—
(W A)
Spiegel
15%
15
1
i——_20
._U.
Holmes
Co
Class B
Apr
39 V*
15
1
Brewing Co
&
Aug
9%
700
25%
3
—
Corp
Roebuck
45
12 %
12 V*
26
1
1
(Un)
Corp
Standard Oil
Heileman
40 Va May
Jnn
700
27%
8 33%
Jan
Feb
400
1
:
Corp„
Jan
45 %
18%
28
■7 56%
!*'
54%
26%
42"%
1—3
(Un)—
Corp
15%
*
100
36%
36%
Jun
30 Va
17%
•;
1
5,100
25%
28
—
Stores
Lakes
Great
;
18%
Co
City Steel Co
Drug
.
c
—10
Rubber Co__
&
(WH)
Gossard
37%
35%
36%
Co
Industries
(Un)
Schering
Sheaffer
Co
(Un)——^——
Imperial
Electric
Schenley
§
1
5
Co
Paper
Diego
Sangamo
Servel
1'
(The)
Gillette
Jan
26
12 Va
12
"A"
-
General
52%
Apr
36%
Sep
May
Rexall
Mar
15
Jun
4%
19
23 Va
•
(R. J.)
Feb
86
Jun
2 y2
23%
Metals
Reynolds
Rlfihrnan
10% Mar
July
53
T.600 f
24%
2
Dynamics
Electric
General
-•
-2%
Corp
Contract Finance
General
60%
55%
59%
Transportation——1.25
—_—_1
Candy Corp
5
American
General
7
2.50
Reynolds
F W D
5%
4,900
160
41 %
Jun
70%
33
Jun
40% Mar
26%
Sep
42%
Jan
Yates-Amerlcan
Jun
7%
Feb
Youngstown
-
4
1
42
38
42
3,400
35%
Jun
52%
•
28.%
27%
28%
6,400
62
1,300
25% Jun
51% Jun
37 Va
60
3
World Publishing Co
88
Machine
12%
12%
100
74%
74 Va
76 %
500
57%
53%
57%
4,000
Co*
Sheet & Tube
17 Va
106
Apr
Mar
Jan
Apr
Mar
Zenith
Radio
Corp
44
Jun
75% Mar
:"
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
■
-
" v:
"
.
Monday, September 17, 1962
.
(1176
36
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended September 14)
exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
?fst dc^s
TMs
other Exchanges.
Equitable
Gas
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Low
Cement
American
25
pfd (Un)
Min
Corp
Buckner
Buties
&
2.85
5i/a
5 3/8
283/4
3,200
-*
10
6%
6%
6%
200
35 /a
33/8
Exploration Co oS.
Good Humor Co of Calif-
California_l
—
10c
95c
General
■
—
1
Holly Oil Co (Un)
,
y
44c
Jun
241/4
Jun
Jan
6
35%
600
29%
>.45c
600
32c
93/4
100
9A
95c
1.05
Jun
July
73/4 May
May ;
1.85 Jun
85c
10,900
2.10
2-05
.
Jun
43/s May
10,600
27 7/8
1
May
2 3A
300
28
Oil Co Ltd class A_
Exeter
11c
25 3/s
1 5%
Co (Un)_
Oil Fields
Capwell Co
Dominguez
1,600
1,000
10
Cooke
Emporium
15c
32 3A
2.75
1
Oil Co
Inc
&
Gas
Castle
14c
32»/2
5
Stores Inc
Industries
Inc
Jun
22
100
700
High
Low
323/8
i5c
5c
Mammoth Consolidated
Broadway-Hale
221/4
*
High
221/4
Par
1
Range Since Jan.
'
Feb
253/8
for Week
Shares
Low
(Joseph)
Refractories
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Rockwell-Standard
&
Screw
Bolt
316
303/a
22V2
382
19
111/4
266
80
Jan
Feb
Westinghouse Elec
97/a
373
32 Va
321/a
45
43/s
4%
400
473/4
Oil
33c
Salt Co
Leslie
Oil Co (Un)
Merchants Petroleum Co
M
J
M
M
&
Nojrris
Reserve
Oil
Rhodes
Co
Western
Rice
Gas
&
Southern
—
Oil
Union
Sugar
United
Industrial Corp
—
I"!™!—
i,V—
6,700
2.65
July
1,000
1.50
Feb
.
1.65
2.85 May
Jan
Jan
2.70
285
171/8
24%
206
23% Jun
303/a Mar
271/4
321
25
391/4
31'A
313A
3%
3%
9% May
1,400
22 %
43/s
23
5%
600
10,200
5%
3.
Jan
1.75
100
30%
—
23%
24
7
9c
6%
9c
7
9c
Apr
4% Aug
19
Stock and Bond Averages
-
;
on
—Bonds—
10
15
20 /
30
Indus¬
22
Total
First
Second
10
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
92.81
Utili¬
Rail¬
10
10
/
65
7
600.86
122.72
121.39
209.95
79.53
83.02
88.12
85.87
Sept. 10
602.03
122.35
121.23
210.02
92.86
79.72
83.13
88.09
85.95
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
603.99
121.44
121.31
210.08
92.86
79.72
83.28
88.11
606.34
121.20
121.48
210.52
92.86
79.80
83.13
88.11
85.97
603.99
120.69
121.48
209.89
92.86
79.82
83.03
88.19
85.97
Sept.
Sept. 13
Mar
___
7
2.80
Apr
Averages
Utilities,
daily
compiled
are
6.55;
65
stocks,
by
using
divisors:
following
the
Industrials,
2.988;
25 % Apr
5 A Sep
5% Sep
Jun
23
Jan
May
(35 Stocks)
Jan
7 A Mar
37
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
18c
Closing
Date
Range
1
for 1962
Last
Range
Shares
Stores
American
New
is
name
Tel
American
Arundel
Tel
—33%
*
4.33
1
-66%c
Electric
Corp—.—.
Atlantic
City
Research
S
F
Company
Mar 14
100.23
Jun 27
Sep. 12
112.13
Sep. 13
112.50
High
Sep. 14
112.19
Low
,
Range
for 1961
144.09
Dec
8
106.57
:
Jan
3
High
68%
444
66 %
Jun
99 Va
14
200
13 V2
Jun
30 3/4 Jan
Jan
Inc
.—,
144.31
Low
Fri.
SEC Index of Stock Prices
SEC index
The
Markets
—
Atlantic
B
677%
67%
14
1
Acme
High
111.92
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Co
&
Corp
Low
—1©
common
111.68
Sep. 11
for Week
of Prices
Par
Inc
Sep. 10
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
STOCKS
Steel
5.3'$;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
1
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Markets
Rails,
5.00 Mar
Thurs.
Wood
85.99
32 % Mar
Wed.
Acme
Bonds
15.46.
Tues.
Alan
40
ties
trials
Mon.
Friday
Total
roads
Date
Jan
Feb
4
8c
Jan
32 3/4 May
3
Jan
3% May
% May V7
28,800
12,000
33/8
Jan
16
700
5% Aug
July
2.20
4,600
3,400
5%
1"
Jun
Jan
30
Jun
are
Jan
2.10
J an
800
Jun
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Below
5% Mar
69c
16%
Feb
181/8!
24
26%
May
46c
Jun
600
23%
17 7/8
263/4
10
■:
6.25
/
Jan
1.90 Jan
Jan
200
Feb
Mar
15
31c
4,200
18%
2.30
32%
Feb
Apr
6%
181/8
Co___5
Corp
Jan
75c
88
Jun
Jan
37%
6 3/4 May
493/4
Jun
2.00
Aug
53/4
67%
Jun
Jan
29c
473/4
50
2,000
3%
9%
1
10c
common
Oil
Basin
1.25 May
1
(Un)
Exploration
Petroleum
Willlston
—
4%
Equipment Co—
Westates
//:/
common
8%
Warrants
Victor
'
5
common
Preferred
2,000
313/4
—
3%
50c
Co
Gas
&
2.20
——-——25
preferred
6%
Trico
—<
2.25
1
Calif Gas Co pfd series A_25
Co
2,700
4"%
4A
1.55
3%
9%
18 %
25c
Oil
Ranch
:
3%
93/4
33%c
1
Develop
Gas
&
Oil
Pacific
4%
1*60
1
-1
—
350
1.85
1-70
25c
Corp Ltd
Oil Co
Nordon
17,400
39c
55
34c
—
Apr
105,500
56
4%
39c
18c
35c
51/8
31c
5
12%
25% May
43/e Sep
Stocks
10°
-50c
10
10c
Imperial Western
Jade
Mar
28 % Mar
Jun
Jan
41/4. Sep
1,559
50
Sep
9%
Feb
501/2
43/4
501/4
1
United Engineering & Foundry
Westinghouse Air Brake
5
41/2
491/4
5
of America
Corp
48
31%
1%
1
10
Corp
471/4 Jan
22
_5
Brewing Co common..
Plate Glass.
High
343/8 May
383/4
11
22
*
Co_
Low
303/a
30 3/s
71/2
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
High
383/4
—__8.50
Co
Walker
Harbison
Natco
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Home
Sales
Week's
Friday
Black
Last
Sale Price
Stocks listed
Range on
f»pir<»
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
111%
25%
1093A 11234
2534
554
25 %
715
35
533
19%
41%
40%
42
26%
25%
7%
"
277%
7%
"
136%
Jan
Jun
343A
jan
May
493/4
98 Va May
4,382
26
Jun
Jan
333/4 May
55/8 July
187
14%
Jun
Jan
153/4
prices based on the closing prices, of 300 common
stocks for the week ended Sept. 7, 1962, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
for the current year.
'
1957-59 —100
Apr
93/4
1,v
stock
Jan
19 %
of
5
Company
Campbell
Soup
1.80
Co
Feb
5
Motor
Co
:
Dairies
Foremost
127a
542
82 3A May
252
Percent
1962Low
Jun
553/8 Mar
327A Mar
38"%
24
413/4
Jun
21%
Aug
45%
45%
46%
223/4
233/4
449
42%
44%
1,944
3%
8%
78
187A
19%
770
May
—1.4
135.0
107.9
109.9
—1.8
135.6
95.2
111.6
112.8
—1.1
134.4
101.8
90.7
91.5
—0.9
111.0
85.5
Goods
Utility
Trade, Finance
Jun
159
111.4
Feb
Jun
554
358
109.8
Feb
38 Va
105
201
144.3
62 3/a
1,696
8%
47
—1.3
135/8
59%
8 3/s
293A
120.6
Transportation
56%
453/4
Aug. 31/62
Composite
Mar
122
96
227a
43%
8%
10
1
2.50
2
Stores
Fair
12%
7% May
93/s May
29
6.75
Duquesne Light
Electric Storage Battery
Ford
57
8%
45%
.
310
94%
„
25
1
Chrysler Corp —;
Curtis Publishing Co common
Delaware Power & Light
Food
12%
8%
11
140
8%
1
Co
13 74
119.0
Non-Durable
Budd
13%
__
Sept. 7,'62
Durable Goods
Transit
Baltimore
>
13
Balawin-Lima-Hamilton
56
107.0
98.6
•;
159.9
Service:
!
—1.2
185.5
143.0
146.6
—1.7
178.2
131.4
92.6
;
161.8
144.1
;
and
Mining
High
93.3
—0.8
113.3
83.8
;
Feb
40%
„
Change
Jan
38 3A July
45% Aug
Jun
15% Feb
8
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
General
Food
Giant
common.—1
1.66%
Acceptance Corp
Motors
Corp.!
General
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
14%
24%
7
ex-distrib_10
1
1
16%c
Inc
Fund
Madison
25%
10c
Rpsistance
International
55
5
1
—4
53Vb
14 5/a
543/4
1
A.
class A
Inc
Co
Homasote
19%
24%
67%
5
253A
7
153/8 May
26 Va
Jan
Jun
57%
Jan
34 3A
Jan
45
13,890
60
14%
Jun
100
4%
Aug
128
18%
Jun
36
53A July
7
40
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
83A Jan
Railroad
No. of
and M'iscel.
Foreign
Bank
Sep
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
19%
20 Va
1,213
18
/
Jun
30 %
Jan
23 Va
24%
1,380
18 Vb
Jun
28 54
Jan
637A
67%
40
60%
Jun
945/a Mar
Mon.
Sept. 10
Tues.
Co
&
Inc__
'■
3
29%
295/B
200
23%
Jun
403A
Pennsylvania Gas & Water common.*
Pennsylvania Power & Light
*
Pennsylvania RR
50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
32%
33
205
27
Jun
38
32%
333/a
1,170
29
May
117a
123/s
4,321
10% Jun
19
36 54
10
34 Vb
55
6%
30
57/s May
5,037
343/4 Mar
3,100,845
Chemicals
Pennsalt
Photo
Perfect
Power
Electric
Service
__
327/8
11%
*
Inc—
Electric
Potomac
.
Gas
2974
Jun
29 %
29%
6%
6 %
435
10
37Va
36%
377s
1,328
32 5% May
com___*
65 %
60%
67
399
4978 May
common
&
-
*
10
Electric Co common
Transportation Co
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Public
Corp
3,942,000
Sept. 14
2,876,090
3,600,000
14,634,055
$18,292,000
$3,438,000
4,582,000
3,748,000
4,234,000
3,938,200
$19,940,200
$1,648,200
Jan
Mar
Total
4,171,000
3,482,000
Apr
Bonds—
U.
Bcott
6%
6 5/b
65/b
5%
53/8
554
700
273A
275/a
28 3A
*
B
Kline
South
Texas
Co.:
9,603
25%
497/e
53
517
45 %
33 %
33%
34 Va
126
29
46%
453/a
46%
133
42 3A May
53%
3.50
16 %
16
16%
2,055
14
Eastern
Transmission..
533/a
513/4
53%
399
7%
7%
300
217a
295/8
22 Va
30 5/B
3234
327/8
Ramo-Wooldridge
United
Corp
United
Gas
1
Improvement
Company
Washington Gas Light
!
4.50
Warner
22
10
*
common
323/4
Jun
Jun
May
May
$1,648,200
$2,000
18,292,000
Industrial
$2,043,000
25,969,000
__
61,868,600
51,128,700
1,020,000,400
1,126,179,000
,
$19,940,200
$28,012,000 $1,081,884,000 $1,177,309,700
Jan
43
72% Jan
Mar
44
Feb
38%
Jun
3/4
jun
586
197s
Jun
152
26%
Jun
38%
584
29 Va
Jun
41
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Apr
Jan
6
'
$15,000
—
Total
18 3A Mar
5
Co
Thompson
Jan
8
53
Lab
French
"'7
•
1961
745,605,042
~v
Bank
__
and
'
670,251,282
10% Feb
*
&
Jersey Gas
Oil
Sun
Jun
5
2.50
Paper
Smith
6% Aug
43
1
;
50
*
class
Jan. 1 to Sept. 14
14,897,300
.
I
S. Government-
International
Railroad
Finance
Ritter
14,634,055
of Shares
1962
1961
1962
Stocks—Number
Jan
8
473/4 Mar
as2
Week Ended Sept. 14
Foreign
Reading Co common
—
38 34 Mar
69 %
Sales
Bonds
16% Jan
247A May
5V2 Jun
3,096,360
Sept. 13
$3,097,000
Jan
63/8
3,042,530
Sept. 12
Bond
Govt.
-
$341,000
411,000
266,000
292,000
338,200
2,518,230
Feb
36%
Sept. 11—
Fri.
Merck
Corp
Wed.
Thurs.
Martin-Marietta
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Stocks
Mar
65 3/s
Jan
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
8 3/4 Mar
23%
Jun
'
"
Foreign -
Stocks
,
{•
.
-
■
Gov't
Domestic
(No. of
,
Bonds
Shares)
Bonds
.
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Total
Bond
Sales
$245,000
Mon.
Sept. 10
822,960
$243,000
$2,000
Tues.
Sept. 11
988,195
Wed.
Sept. 12
896,020
"lTooo
$7,000
201,000
991,835
161,000
183,000
164,000
5,000
1,000
170,000
931,265
209,000
Thurs.
Fri.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo
Industries
1
Inc
5
Armstrong Cork Co
Columbia Gas
System
10
,
,
Low
303%
Light
Co
of Pittsburgh__5
Co
For footnotes,
5
see page
41.
297/e
Sales
for Week
Shares
High
30%
61 Va
25%
8'A
29
$18,000
$960,000
297/8
Sep
87/s July
Jun
48% Feb
91/2
16
61%
105
1
2478 Jun
22
22s/8 May
18Va
73%
39%
30%
8%
83/4
663
287/a
29%
138
8% July
24% May
32% Mar
48 Va
Feb
Mar
Jan
Mar
103/8 Feb
1961
1962
High
27
25%
253/8
;
Week Ended Sept. 14
Range Since Jan. 1
60
914
4,630,275
6,000
215,000
$14,000
$992,000
~~
Low
158
;
Sept. 14
Total
27
__
10
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne
1
—*—
_
Week's
Range
of Prices
Sept. 1*3
161,000
Stocks—Number of Shares-
Jan. 1 to Sept. 14
1962
1961
4,630,275
*6,382,820
222,591,644
366,354,899
$960,000
$855,000
$51,057,000
$35,477,000
Bonds—
Domestic
-
Foreign
Government-
Corporate-
14,000
24,000
18,000
Foreign
-
Total—
$992,000
1,324,000
1,860,000
-1,000-
1,152,000
1,289,000
$53,533,000
$38,626,000
$880,000
Number 6195
196
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1177)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended September 14)
Shown Are
Last
1
STOCKS
Sale Price
of Prices
preferred
Steel—
4Vu%
Algoma
4V2%
of Nova
12%
1,425
24%
2,440
24% Jan
27
Montreal
Trust
80 %
80 %t
40
41%
2,619
37
4.90
4.90
200
al7
al7
25
al8y4 a!8y4
100
Jan
24
24%
8,051
19 y8
Jun
53% Apr
29% Jun
National
Containers
46
46%
210
45%
Jun
50
May
National
a53
a53
20
45 Va
Jun
50
May
National
Drug & Chemical common—5
Trust Co Ltd—
——10
41%
41%
140
40
Jun
46% Mar
Niagara
a50V8 a50y8
20
50
July
55
Noranda
7%
8
Jun
6%
7
1,675
1,615
4,928
6
Jun
31
27
Jun
34
34
34%
596
28
May
7%
Jun
-
Jan
9% May
*
Nova
7% Aug
36% May
35
A
Steel
Ontario
75%
Jan
Jun
83%
Jan
Penmans
-55
Jun
82
Jan
44 y4
46
575
40
Jun
54
Feb
Power
al6
15
Jun
20
Jan
Price
46% July
55
Jan
al6
common-
al6
950
50
50
85
49%
_
153,826
50
5%
5%
150
50
50
45
2.80
3.05
6,675
30%
30%
2,695
8%
8%
875
12%
12%
12%
16%
____:
11,187
90c
51%
30 y8
Paper
51 y4
51%
2.85
Bowater
5l/2%
pfd
Traction Light & Power.
Mersey
16%
16%
1,712
4,491
47 y4
47%
560
1.75
1.85
17,831
103
103
25
49%
£
—
.50
Oil-——
British
American
British
American
-10
Tobacco Co Ltd..
British
Columbia
Forest
s
Products-
British
Columbia Power.
British
Columbia Telephone.
Rights
—25
1.80
~
too
preferred
Co———
:
Ltd
Gold
*
90c
Sep
54%
Jan
5
May
7
——
Calgary Power common:
Cement
i
54 %
2.80 Sep
4.75
28
38%
July
Reitman's
Jan
Rolland
Feb
Jun
1.75
9 V2
103
23
16%
Jan
Feb
St Lawrence Corp
Feb
Salada
Feb
Shawinigan Water & Power
.
17%
25%
Jun
Cana
Foundries
Iron
32%
23 %
Jun
616
1,450
23%
Jun
da
Jun
27
20%
20%
500
18::
preferred_12.50
Steamship 5%
12%
12%
100
17
Electronics
Canadian
Aviation
Canadian
Breweries-
__*
$1.75
series
Chemical
Canadian
700
Ltd
Co
18
Husky.
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
6
5%
875
17%"
56%
57%
Marconi
Oil
Central
C
K
11% July .;
12%
210
12%
1,145
9%
Jun
14
37%
Jan
41%
4.00
4.30
350
3.80
Jun
6%
41%
40%
42%
24,603"
25
Jun
42 y8
Sep
Sep
27 y8
1
*
Oils Ltd————
Rio
——
Glass
Coronation
Credit.
class
Crown
Zellerbach
Crush
International
A
Ltd
5,201
11
1,151
27%
a20% a20»/2
50
al2y2r
all
—
6%
Coal
6.00
1,450
4.80
Jan
al8
65
15%
Jan
50
4.20
Jan
3.90
1,300
19%
20%
3,825
35%
35%
635
27
Jun
36
9y4
950
11
200
20
69%
68%
2,484
14%
13 y8
14%
4,370
8
Jun
16
14%
14%
14%
300
13
Jun
19% Mar
25
99
Aug
605
10
Jun.
18%
Jan
19%
Jun
26%
Jan
100% 100%
11 y4
107a
•
10%
24%
23 y8
1%
6%
6%
100
5
Jun
11
*
25
41
a21 y8 a21%
25
10%
400
10
Jun
24%
10%
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Redeemable
IVr
Dow
3,085
18%
3,197
480
5.00
Canada
—
26%
4iy2
1,110
39% Mar
43
Feb
al26
5
135
Jan
7%
750
26%
600
24%
Jun
13
200
13
Sep
7/8
30
400
25
Jun
9
210
16%
6% Aug
15% Jun
167/a
19
25
10
76
75
76
495
70
May
85
18
125
14%
Jan
18
17%
——23 %
21
Match
Paper
Electrolux
J.—
20%
____——
—
class A..
Falconbridge Nickel Mines—...
Famous Players Canadian Corp.
350
43
56
175
12%
2,185
50% July
10% Jun
8%
1,945
7%
Jun
16% May
13
May
17%
Jun
27%
Feb
1.15 July
46
139
140
45
23%
23%
254
50
50
50
890
33
32 %
33
1,725
28%
28%
25
25
45
45
110
40
July
55 y2
8
300
8
Jan
8%
Feb
Jun
68 y4
Jan
Jun
18%
Apr
Great
Lakes
2,951
17
435
50
Jun
56
4,925
400
1.93
Feb
8%
100
8 %
Sep
8%
Sep
13%
13%
3,000
13 y2
Sep
13 %
Sep
a5 y4
a5y2
110
July
7 Vi
Apr
51
51%
2.35
"vot
trust"—*
51 y2
2.60
44,500
15%
Jun
34
525
preferred
16%
is y4
18 y4
19
1,225
1,110
33
33 y4
75
:_J.
.47
47%
425
47
..50
28%
Jun
.44%
16%
Shown Are
Expressed
3.00
2.90
3.00
3,325
4.10
Jan
30%
30
31 %
750
29
May
.100
—1
a99J/2
27
.1
99% a99%
260
99 %
July
25%
410
23 %
Jun
38%
Jan
9% Aug
15% Jun
10y4
10%
100
15%
16
9,655
3.90
4 05
I,?95
3.90
18%
class
Howard Smith
Hudson
A
_*
_
Pittfield——
19 %'
Paper $2.00 pfd—
Bay Mining——
Co
:
42
*
...£1
Hudson's Bay
50y4
10
19%
200
11%
250
2.25
50
19%
11%
.
—_20c
.
2.30
555
42
42.
925
50
50%
955
10%
11
2,375
——*
*
100
*
10
Acceptance Corp common
$4.50 preferred L___
Inglis (John)
„1
Inland Cement preferred
,
International
Nickel
of
International
Paper
common
International
Utilities
Canada.
*'■
—7.60
,
2.80
5.30J
1.75 May
12.347
Ltd cl B—*
3.50
3.50
3.60
1,000
9.35
37%
Bornite
103% Jan
20
7j/4
Jun
26%
!Feb
Jan
Calypso Food & Beverage Co Ltd——*
Campbell Chibougamau MineS——_ 1
Flooring Co Ltd class B
._1
46
Canadian
Mar
May
59 y4 Mar
-9% July
Common
13% Mar
Canadian
Colliers
Ltd—
————^3
.————
4,506
39
July
58%
Feb
Canadian Kodiak Refineries
14
2,245
Jan
Canadian Northwest
6,045
12% July
19 % July
17%
23
34 y4
Jan
Canalask
94
94
25
93% July
99
Jan
Canorama
4.00
1
Nickel
Explorations Ltd———1
18
Jan
Jun
89
Jan
Carbec
15%
100
15%
66%
4,086
56%
28%
29
1,408
27
July
Canuba
6.50 Jan
Mines
Mines
Ltd.—
—^
Central
75 y4
73%
75%
1,848
64%
Jun
86
Mar
Jamaica Public
13%
13
13%
700
8% Aug
12% Aug
22%
13%
300
12
Jun
16%
Jan
15
16
1,645
12
Jun
26
Jan
38
July
55%
Jan
24
Feb
22%
Jan
Manitoba
Commodore
$2.00 preferred
.____
Ltd—
Lawrence
Co
38
*
Power
32
class A—
Tel
40
40
50
14%
14%
300
19 V4
28%
32
19%
2.50
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
Massey-Ferguson
common
5%%
preferred..,
Metropolitan Stores common
40
__
•„
19%
150
18%
19%
12,968
2,400
10
19%
19
19%
1,151
——*
11%
11
11%
II,210
100
106
105%
106
2,405
6%
6%
300
For footnotes, see page 41.
*
Jan
Jan
4.35
Apr
9c
Jan
10c
Jan
3.95 Aug
10% July
28
May
34% Jan
17% July
16% Jun
21 y8
May
23
Mar
17%
Jun
10 Va May
100
24% Jan
'
—1
•
14% Mar
111
Feb
6% Jun
10
Jan
3c
Jan
8%c Aug
12,000
22c
July
4c
4V2c
Jan
6c
6,000
22,700
3c
5c
4%c Jun
8%c
Jan
30c
30c
3,000
30c
Sep
60c
Apr
13c
13c
12c
Aug
25c
17c
17c
4,000
I,000
6c
May
17c
Sep
lie
12C
12,060
10c
Aug
18c
May
13%
13%
275
12V2c
15c
2,400
2,300
Business
12%
Jun
8c
12 %c
Aug
Sep
Aug
Feb
3c
3c
500
2.15
3.35
1.85
2.25
3.20
3.50
12,000
18,200
13
13
100
6%
6%
200
9%
9%
__
6V2
34
--
34
75c
80c
13c
13C
6c
6c
175
1,000
48,698
25c
1.40 Aug
3.20
Sep
-~
3.90
9c
__
9c
May
14c
July
6c
Aug
16c
Jan
4%c Feb
4.75 May
5,900
9c
7,700
2,000
8c
4c
Jan
II,575
17,500
76c
Jun
3c
4.45
9,000
7,250
5C
4,000
29c
July
12c
Jan
8c
July
14c
8c
4.45
Jan
Apr
Sep
Sep
7c
Sep
18c
3c
Feb
9c
Jun
49c
July
5'/2c Mar
6c
Mar
52,000
7V2c
9c
33c
35c
65,400
2,000
1,000
22c
6c
8.308
2.71
Feb
18c
--
Aug
Feb
2.70 July
3y2c
10c
10c
Jan
Aug
8c
6c
13c
8%c
33c
Feb
2yac Jan
5,000
4V2C
13%
1.50 Jan
9c
4c
Jan
Apr
7.45 Feb
Aug
3.95
4.20
Sep
4c
2.90
62c
9c
5c
4%c
1.50
Aug£
29%
41V4 Mar
3.90
1.12
70c
Jun
3.05 July
9%C
Aug
Feb
8y4 Aug
2,500
8c
Feb
32c
33%
lie
1.02
17'/4
26V'2c Mar
May
2%c
5c
Jan
8
lie
10c
July
18
9%c July
lc
Aug
5c
Sep
6c
'5% Jan
1,000
19,942
1,000
9C
Feb
40c
Feb
11
2c
••
1.02
9%c
Machines-:-——*
5.75
2y2c
—
36
Jun
44
Apr
Sep
Sep
J.An
32c
20c
39
1.10
/4
—
37%
1.10
150
26c
32c
16,500
a9
a9
50
9Va July
13
12
37
"
Jun
9,000
40c
7.15
27%
——1
—1
—1
1
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—1
Consolidated Mogador Mines Ltd—._—1
...Consolidated Monpas..Mines Ltd
—1
Consolidated Paper Com Ltd—
*
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
—1
Copperstream Mines Ltd
—.—1
Courvette & Provost Ltee class A
5
Credit M-G Inc class A
—10
Crusade Petroleum Corp Ltd
—*
«.
10 %
8%C
Jain
10c
ompagnie Miniere L'Ungava
Consolidated Bellekeno Mines Ltd
C
Jun
8c
20%
Ltd——I
1
Mines Ltd.—
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chibougamau Copper Corp_.
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd-——
Jan
13%
15
1.00
10c
4%c Jan
Jan
2.70
9,200
39% Mar
Cartier Quebec Exnlorations
*
9% Aug
10 % July
May
31c
>29
Ltd—
Mar
A.
Jan
39c
4.35 July
60c
Jan
26
—
Mar
class
Jan
57,500
—
53
Financial
May
144,500
—1
Jun
15%
65%
28%
*
July
3c
44c
Ltd.__:—.*
Ltd—
47
Service Ltd common..*
4c
1.65
23c
Mines & Oils Ltd 1
Mines
1
Capital Building Industries Ltd——*
July
65%
60
July
17c
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—*
Gen Investments Ltd——*
Jun
(John)
Jan
35c
7.05
Resources
&
44
09
Aug
6c
36c
Canada
4.25 July
43
09,
5c
30c
21c
39 %c
—._1
—1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd——_*
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Jan
15%
Jun
Corp..—
Copper
Byuneau Mines Ltd—___.——
May
Sep
2.25 Aug
40
July
49
Jan
Jun
2%c Jan
36c
34
&
4,000
33c
45%
Tel
3%c
34c
275
Maritime
3c
11,700
3,000
1,215
P
3V2o
„
144,100
49
Maclaren P &
1,166
6c
44%
St
26
6c
3.60
22%
100
8
a50
6C
13%
4 25
July
July
9%
3.00
23
4.25
7
6c
4%C
42%
(M)
8,845
Jun
8%
--
3.25
13%
__
50
High
22c
a50
9%
.
——*
—
48%
Lower
500
2.65
44 %
Loeb
9%
4%c
Ltd—
48%
Lauren tide
8%
__1
—*
~1
—--r
5
Corp..
.
Ltd
24,230
—_——1
Ltd-
preferred.
25
Interprovincial Pine Lines.———5
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
.10
$2
Labatt
30c
2.60
43%
——
Indus
Low
27c
24c
9%
——
Mines
Canadian
Imperial Oil Ltd
—♦
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com—.5
36% May
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Sep
10%
27
2.60 Aug
16
&
Jan
^32
Feb
46% Sep
for WeekShares
Range
—
3.90
Oil
Jan
22
Sales
Week's
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"——1
7.05
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd_—_———1
8%c
Bankfield Consolidated Mines Ltd..—1
Barvallee Mines Ltd__—...-:
—-1
4%c
Bateman Bav. Mining Co———1
5c
Beauce
Placer
Mining
—1
—
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd.
—1
13c
Bibis Yukon Mines Ltd
—-1
Black River Mining Ltd
.1
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc.—
*
■
—
Bluewater Oil & Gas Ltd—.———12V2c
Aug
*
Paper—
Feb
Jun
Exchange
of Prices
—
Auto Fabrics Products Co
Jan
26
preferred——_—10
*
Feb
19%
in Canadian Dollars
Last
Augustus Exploration..
Jan
*
Home
,
Jun
Hawkey Siddeley Can Ltd com———*
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines—5
Home
34y2
Sep
17
28%
Inv_.
2.90
22%
Jun
16
15%
*
59 % Mar
13 y4
15%
_*
B
Jun
1.75 Aug
11% Jun
—*
class A—
Atlas Telefilms Ltd
25 y2 Mar
Canada
44%
Aug
18 % May
a
5
1,580
2.10
15%
-*.
Worts—;
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co
Jan
25 y4
23
_____
Feb
——.*
Transmission
Class,A
Arno
May
1,405
.
&
50%
27
Jun
2,780
preferred
Dynamics
Britain
50
20%
26
*
Feb
73
1.35
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
Jan
20
General
Great
,150
145
Feb
139
20
—
Gatineau Power common....
5%
53
•
16%
50
60
2iy4
Consolidated Ltd
*
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines Ltd__l.
Ameranium Mines Ltd.——.—-.1
Apr
8
l
18
25y4
———
Petroleum
.
18% Mar
20
25
Jun
8%
Alscope
23% May
500
5,270
17%
257/a
Corp
Fraser Cos Ltd..
French
Feb
15% May
6,540
21
-*
*
•__!
*
—*
*
1
———_———
32 V2 Mar
104 %" Jan
1.35
Knapp (Canada) Ltd———1
Common
Jan
17%
*
*
21 Va May
Jun
July
20%
Ajax Minerals
1
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd—
21% Mar
23%
Enamel & Heating Prod
Fleetwood
May
14%
Jun
21
:
Corp
11%
17%
Brewery ...———...—...
Canada common—
E'ddy
235
1,715
16
Pont of
Eddy
8%
12%
-*
common..;..
preferred
8% Aug
8%
100
preferred
Textile
Jan
Jan
—£1
Par
12% Mar
12%
.
17 %
12 V'2
8%
Friday
Sep
—*
32 v4 Mar
'32%-Mar
12
Canadian Stock
Apr
18
12%
8% Mar
——*
Prices
Mar
al7% al7V2
———*
*
17%
Jan
55%
45%
12%,'
8%
*
Zellers Limited common—..—
Jan
67
Coal
Aug
6V2 May
795
103
126
8,375
19
103
16%
——10
Corp..
(Geo)
4% %
22 % May
*
Gooderham &
&
716
29
1
100
—
Mar
26 y8
_—___*
Bank__i
class A
105
18,285
8y2
—
—
,————
Steel
Class
May
19
Ltd..
Feb
'7%
'
—»
*
Steel
Jun
a5y4
16% Jun
3.50 Jan
26%
a5
Jun
Donohue Bros Ltd
Du
42%
17%
45
Dominion Tar & Chemical com
Dominion
41%
17%
17% May
&
Jan
84% Mar
13
*
50% Mar
37%
1,457
Stores
Jan
11%
al26
''
Sep
Jun
8
41%
10
19
Jun
Apr
Jan
20%
56
——
Jun
41
30
Feb
54%
_
Aug
6
63 y4
25
26%
__i._
Feb
25
54%
-preferred
8% July
11
24%
25
Aug
3.35
18% July
common———_—*
Glass
Dominion
15% Jan
11% Jan
Feb
4.50
Jun
4.00
19%
*
———:
Dominion Foundries & Steel com.
Jan
Jun
12
Apr
7V8 Mar
*
Corsets
Dominion
350
20'/a
a5
35%
25
pfd.—
Jan
22 %
20 ya Aug
a6%
69 %
9
common.*
Elevator
Weston
Feb
8.50
2
Bridge
Jan
37
."
Newall Ltd——:
&
Westcoast
14% Mar
~*
Seagrams—
Dominion
Jan
65
Jun
11
Sale Price
Distillers
87s
July
a6%
STOCKS
Dominion
4V2 July
Jan
—
9
U
—*
Oils
Walker
Webb
Jan
Jun
10 %
a5
;*
common
22
5.90
6.00
*
*
2
——
22%
11
al8
*
—
22
11
—*
*
*
*
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consumers
22 y8
25
10
preferred
41
548
Corp Fund———1
Canada Pipeline—
_*
United
Sep
Feb
common
863
—
—
Finance
Turnbull
Jan
285
Co
4,185
56
30%
:
of
Trans
Sep
41%
Cellulose Co Ltd
Columbia
17%
10
Companies
6
~6
—_____—*
preferred——.
..10
6%
Co
Co
Turner
72% Jan
16% Jan './
Jun
40%
Development
(B J)
Co'ghlin
50%
11%
,
Apr
50
7% pfd—100
Can
Structural
Triad
Feb
41 %
Petrofina Ltd
Del
P
625
Jan
89
Trans Canada
Feb
8%
Power com—"
Canadian Pacific Railway—
Canadian
8.00
50
Industries
Preferred
Canadian
12%
common———*
,
of
Toronto-Dominion
Jan
11
Sep
4% May
12
July
1,759
Williams
Traders
8% May
Sep
5%
;
Jan
6%
,
3,80
16%
Canadian International
Canadian
Jan
100
17
56%
Sep
*
Texaco Canada Ltd—
Jan
38%
835
57
Jun
83
,6%
—
Steinbergs class A—
5%% preferred
Sep
35%
1,300
*
common
21
Jun
6%
•<"
39
100
Feb
7%
5%
5,544
83
51%
—
pfd
Steel
May
3.80
of Commerce.10
Canadian Imperial Bk
Canadian
1
;
53
11
26%
'
Canadian
Jun
Jun
6%
716%
*
43 y4
83
preferred—_100
5%
Standard
12% Mar
33% Aug
90
7%
25 %
3.80
A_50c
B
Feb
Jun
Jun
16% Aug
1,910
35
Feb
7%
425
31%
*
class
Morse
18
31
34%
31%
13%
4%
A
Southam
Apr
8
1,350
11
25
;
Fairbanks
Class
49%
10%
♦
common..
—
Canadian
49
10%
*
common—
Celanese
Canadian
49%
25%
Jun*
48
14,109
;
40%
29%
:
Simpsons
Sogemines
Feb
Mar
12% July
150
9%
•
Aluminum
Canadian Bronze
19
9%
50
preferred
$2.20
Canadian British
19
9y4
*
62%
54
A
Sicard Inc common.
Feb
32%
22%
10
common
Jun
10
A
Sherwin
Jan
class
Foods common—
Class
"
Canada
42
_10
———
16
May
12
Co
St Lawrence Cement
2,220
;
3,446
30
—
Sep
8.20 Mar
27
61
.Jan
1.95 Aug
Sep
Sep
6.25 Aug
26%
59
*
56%
47
103
1,530
25
29 % Mar
:_*
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
6.85
22%
Jan
Jun
40%
Paper class A
Feb
6.50
26%
Jan
40
22
al2y2
18
6.50
27
25 %
35.
60
common——*
Ltd
Canada
Jan
3.50
22%
Jan
250
__
Class- B.
2.50 May
25%
55
11%' Aug
Feb
18 Va
25 >/2
20
Rothmans
100
*
Ltd
Sugar Co
July
10 Va May
17 y4 Jun
60%
i_-.
1958 preferred^
Feb
300
20
& Dominion
July
9
1,195
July
*
8% Sep
15
._*
common
23% Mar
18
44
100
15%
3,540
30% Aug
36%
__1
14
3.50
24%
*
Sep
13% Jan
Jun
36
.100
Jun
8% Sep
32
18 y4
25
common—.
10
15
23%
Ltd
Quebec Telephone
Apr
3.40
23%
Co
.1
19 %
Jan
50
3.50
_*
..
preferred
$1.30
Canada
is y2
Quebec Power—
v
Jan
Jun
&
Bros
Series
Canada
18 y4
36
preferred
Quebec Natural Gas.
6%
preferred—
58% Mar
Jun
Sep
July
5
class
B
Bulolo
alO% alO%
1
A
47
50
83c
*
Mills
Class
18 y4
1
Canada—
5.25 Aug
Feb
Jun
27%
2,610
Tubes—
common
May
Sep
1,625
14 y2
4%
Paper
85c
Brown
ll»/4
14
Placer Development—^..,
—25
Bruck
11
—_*
Jun
59
630
Corp of
856
14%
Jan
90
4.70 May
1,380
50%
L—_*
51%
967
....
20%
_*
2,922
Page-Hersey
20%
Jan
17 %
12% May
49%
Jan
32
15
5,085
49%
31
18%
200
29%
1
Products
11% Jan
.
Sep
July
70
y4 Feb
10
Jun
11%
20%
*
Petroleum.
69
preferred—— -50
U;
1_
common
65 y4
5% %
5%%
Mills
Flour
24
28"%
29
.*
Scotia Light & Powers———*
56%
45
12% 12 y2
*
B_:
I
68
Telephone
Brazilian
class
.
Mines Ltd
55%
1
Bowaters
1
i
64%
Bowater
Bell
Weaving
Wire
Ogilvie
July
Ltd
64%
*
^
B
55%
Bathurst Power &
0letss
26%
A-_
High
Jan
6y4 Aug
23% Jun
26%
30%
(Canada)—::—
26%
nya
Class
__10
Provinciale
25
25ya
Banque Canadian National——.— __10
Banque
225
Locomotive
30%
—
7j/4
8>/4
Montreal
High
Scotia———— __10
Montreal-
of
Bank
7V4
2,990
49% May
Low
Breweries Ltd class
Pacific
Bank
A
9%.
38% Feb
—_——*
Atlas Steels Ltd——
Low
9%
2,385
High
Molson
._*
——_—
class
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
45
24%
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
50
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
_50
$2.90 preferred —
-50
Argus Corp Ltd common^—
Class C preferred—
______—*
Asbestos Corp—
(Robt)
:
pfd_
40 V*
40%
*
pfd—50
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co of Canada
Mitchell
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
10
7%
partic
24%
——25
—*
_____
Shares
6%
Ltd
Co
437/b
44%
& Paper common——•
Power
Shares
3,104
1,750
Low
Par
Abitlbi
Miron
for Week
Range
for Week
of Prices
Par
Sales
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
37
12
300
10% Aug
15
Apr
2,000
10%c Sep
46c
Jan
10V2c
20c
1.10
18c
Sep
1.40 May
Jun
40c
Mar
Feb
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1178)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
4
'
"
Low
80c
class
Limitee
Dolsan
5
A
Dominion
14
14
Nickel
40c
53c
24
25
'
-
25,500
775
26c
1
1.98
1
4c
26c
29c
14,500
1.90
2.07
4C
4 Vic
7,600
11,000
12c
14c
8%
-9%
20%
»
"
INDUSTRIAL
13c
33% July
Aug
57c
Sullivan
Empire
Fab
Oil
Minerals
&
Mines
Metal
Ltd
Mines
Inc
1
Ltd
Ltd
Fano
Mining &
Fontana
Fort
Oil
Glacier
Glen
a3.00
23c
—1
36 %c
32c
30c
Sep
87c
Jun
26%
Feb
22c
Jan
I
V 45c
Ltd--
—1
Silver
2.05
—1
9c
8
Apr
181,800
8c
Helium
Mining
Corp
lc
-
America
18c
2.10
6,200
54c
Feb
3,500
15c
Jun
22c
3,600
80c
80c
80c
6,850
61c
Alberta
r
80c
Class
;—t.
—__.
105% 105%
1
5
w—'
■
20
105%
100
18 Va
Aluminium
,
_i._—Jr. I166
3,250
90c
2,450
1.85
1.95
2,800
27%
28%
11,401
168
:
:
:s,
109.
5.00
I.30
Jun
2.30
Feb
23 y2 July
106
July
38 Va
Jan
".
10%
106
'-—43
-17 ..18
300
19
:
18%
5.75
40%-
1.65
Chemicals
Canada
Mining &
Ltd
Dev
International
Ceramic
International
Helium
*
1.95
2.00
1
Ltd
Co
a50
a50
400
20.,
.
1.20
50c
Jan
Sep
Credits
7,592
'
19
8.05 July
101%
'■
;!
150-
17%
v
Jun
1
8c
7c
.7,500
5c
•
2.30
2.30
2.45
2.00
Class
'
'
•
18 V May
12,350
25c
15 Vic
25c
37,400
2.15
8c
.
Aug
■I -,24
Co
preferred
C
11c
Feb
5.50
Jan
1
Keely-Frontier Ltd
Kiena
Gold
Kontiki Lead &
Zinc
Mines
Ltd;
_.l
-«
2.30
2,175
46c
60c
2.25
5c
54c
2.25
-
—
1.80
2.20
•
Mines
j
300
Jun
9.60
Jan
3,082
r
Jun
53 x/2
Anr
7%
100
7%
Sep
II,
Jan
24
24%
6,118
19 Va
Jun
29%
20%
20%
45%
45%
46%
1/50
2.00
3.05
Feb
13%
13%
190
11
Jun
14%
101 101 y2
115
100
Feb
103 y2
Aug
Apr
4.80
37
C20
20%
400
45
'
'2.00
101
'•
7%
7%.
4,100
8ya
Sep
..
1.15 Aug
5,033
7
Jun
15,533
6
May
V105
7
50
5 Vic
351,800
50,950
1,500
15c
27c
July
2.10 July
28c
A
Preferred
48
Jun
11
July
4.50 Mar
Autofab
Automatic
Sep
Acceptance
Labrador
Mining
Laduboro
Oil
Corp class A
5 '
Explora Co Ltd_l
&
Ltd
1
-
3 Vic July
7c
-Apr
Lithium
Corp
of
Canada
.%
,
Ltd
1.
7%
Sep
8 Va
Aug
Bartaco
22%
Sep
29'A
Apr
Bathurst
1,100
75c
Jan
a9%
25
38c
4c
1,000
9,000
9
* '
38c
3c
13c
1.43
9
700
38c
3c
lie
14c
474,600
1.40
1.49
60c
75c
7%c
7%c
43
43 Va
540
36
*
*
9.00
9.00
534
8 %
__
115
5V4
*
Hi
Mount
Roval
Ltd
9% May
7V2 May
Jan
5c
Feb
Native
Minera's
Needco
5V4
170
14c
/
11c
Jan
Brazilian
51%
Feb
Bridge & Tank
12
Jan
British
Jun
July
4.90
Feb
Jun
61c
61c
1,000
60c
July
llV2c
ny2c
14c
5c
6.00
Aug
Jan
1.53
38c
1.05
Jan
2.35
6%
257
5%
Jun
9% Mar
9%
100
7
Feb
1.60
200
11c 12 Vic
•
1.60
3,000
800
New Fonnaque
Mines Ltd
1
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_l0
New Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd
1
5c
4Vic
5Vic
30,833
70
70
276
New
West
Amulet
Mines
American
North
American
Northern
1st
Quebec
Patricia
Pennbec
Metals
Ltd
Ltd
Porcupine
Prime
Corp
1,000
12c
14c
89,100
4,000
2,000
6c
__1
Jan
38c
2.90
Forest
Columbia
British
Columbiq,,
-
Feb
•s
16C
-
-
7c
1st
8c
lie
5c
4 Vic
5C
4,500
16,000
4,000
6c
Exploration.
Renold Chains
Canada
Ltd
2.75
4%c
Permanent
Canada
Safeway
2.85
4 Vie
5 Vic
Jan
Class
A
Class
B
10,300
2.40
152
Gas
Inc
4.00
3,170
80c
84c
1,500
75c
27c
*
Ltd
48c
1
A
.____!
pfd
7%C
Services
*
1.35
~ II
Petroleum Ltd____
Lake
Mines
Mines
Mines
Ltd
__1
.
Ltd—
__1
Ltd__
Exploration
«
_I_II
Ltd
Petroleum
Corp Ltd
United Asbestos
Corp Ltd
United Corporations class B__
Obalski
Mining
Principal
United
Towns
Co
Co
Pools Ltd—
Associates—
Explorations
Mining Corp
Weedon Mining Corp
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
Jan
Jah
9%
15
280
7c
500
8c
9,500
alio
15
1.10
1.40
35,285
17
21c
is y8
July
1.10 Mar
14% Aug
6c
July
101
Jun
17 Vi
Feb
15c
Jun
47c
14
Jan
19% Aug
12c
38c
6%c
10c
42,700
23,000
10c
8c
50,500
3,000
Aug
Apr
5%c July
4 Vic Jan
6c
Aug
4.65
4.90
a22
47c
a22
15
47c
50c
32,006
23c
July
July
47c
1,580
2,300
3.80 May
20
,
1.80
41.
104
Jun,
107
Jun
39,314
1.75
Sep
611
97/a
Jun
16
Feb
Jan
16
May
r
15
100
100
2.60
1,293
18y2
56 Va
Jun
25
7%
12
1.35
1,190
1.30
36%
Jun
Jan
10%
Jun
17'%
Feb
3.50
7% July
1,317
Feb
2.15 Aug
Jan
Jan
3.85
Jan
25%
Jan
'
24 Va
-101
.4,370
26%
27%
18 Va
22%
23
31 y2
32%
19 Va-
20%
81"
81%
101 :f Mar
;' 5% May
10
>
26
22%
.
100,
.
'--1,441
-
23%
426
>
104 T,
17
Mar
"
30
Jun
'
27
Jun
22
Jun
170
-
925
Jan,
33
25% Aug
325
1,714
.<
24% May
28 %j Apr
Apr
Jun
85
81
Sep
66% "V
40-
62
July
50 y2
50
47
Jun
58
50 Va
51
415
48
Jun
57%
65%
65 Va
,67
61
Jun
94
94
13
13
10%
V
12.50
Apr
1-25 4
18 V4
50%
-100
Feb
7
Jan
50 y2
:
11
■'
-
-V66
-
94.
—
B___
9%
.9%
_•
—___:
j,
«
•
-
•
1,625
80
j.
300
-"
Aor
89 •;
j
Apr
82 :
'
Aor
•:"" May
Apr
89
93 Va- Jtm
Mar
96% May
11V2 July
9x/4 May'
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49.
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19,974
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Jun
11
Jun
3.65
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3.65
Jan
2.30
750
•1.50
2.25
2.35
590
1.60
590
12%..
12%
,
30%
.31%.
.
>.12% Mar
Jun
8
2.20
12%
_
common——w
■
47
2.35
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545
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2.30
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395
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com—*
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—
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7 Va
7%,
Collieries
2.45
July
12% July.,;
2,842
27.,
2,150'
Wright
6y4
33
Jan
•14%
Apr
35% Mar
May
-
9V2
—
1,845
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1,270
5V4
75c
Jun
:
9V2
9
8Vu
Jun
80c
;
1,105
:
900
6%
6%
:
4.25
4.25
y
2.80
2.80
2.80
*
400
Jan
8% May
3.20
Jun
5,015
1,635
6%
,
—
Jan
1.90
79c
4.25
class A_.
Morse
5%
2,875
6%
90c-
38%
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1.00
78c
90c
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2.50.-. T.v
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;
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7%
.
2.35
6%
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35 V*
35
35'A
:
:
Canadian
1st
May
Food
Gas
Warrants
Canadian
90c
Apr
Feb
Mar
1.40
Feb
8% Aug
6'
14%
Jun
Sep
10 %
Feb
4.10 Aug
8.25
Jan
2.80
Sep
6.00
Apr
Sep
54.%
Jan
Electric
Preferred
General
Husky
15Vic
Jan
Canadian
12c
Jan
Canadian
Securities
class A
Oil—,
Hydrocarbon
Imperial
10
35
35
35
31%
Jun
41
Feb
33
34
686
33%
Sep
35
Aug
14 Va
Jun
19.% Man
Industrial
....
*
5%:I
_i___10
5 y2
5%
1.25
16%
18
950
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1
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1.40
j.
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-
2,230
32
33
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2.50
32
28
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General
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6,525
14
common_50
—
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5
6
49
5%
32
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49
:
6
2.50
preferx-ed—_20c
10
.
2.35
49
50
Energy
May
July
lOVic July
*
common
preferred !_i
Canadian
Mar
Products
1.01
36c
'
.
1,930
/7V2
1.60
28
14
8%
Jun
Feb
41
Aug
,
Feb
8%
May
Feb
3.25
4.50 May
90c
Feb
4.25
Jun
Jan
18/
Sep
3,715
50 %
Jun
72%
Jan
3,100
/
7%
•
4.50
11% July
6%
Jun
11%
Apr
11% July
16 %
Jan
14,169'
>
57%
56%
-.57
2.50
4,735
v
49
.
Canadian
Industries
27'A
Jan
Canadian
Locomotive
Sep
7% Mar
56c
Aug
Canadian Marconi Co_
1
4.00
4.00
4.35
1,100
3.85
Jun
6%
*
41
40 VA
41%
86,336
24%
Jun
41%
50
99
Aug
14,023
22
SepAug
6.25 Mar
Jun
1.30
Apr
15%
Jan
Canadian
5 Va
51/3
5'/s
500
5
6% May
Canadian
*
common
.1—
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.
13
12%
-13
*
2,415
200
5
5
,
5
"
Feb
Jan
10
$5
May
2.50 July
Oil
Cos
common
preferred
Pacific
2.90
2,600
3.35 Mar
Canadian
8c
17,000
6c
May
14c
Jan
Canadian
4c
6c
19,700
3c
July
6c
Jan
Canadian
Tire Corp class A—_!
Utilities common
Canadian
Wallpaper
7c
172,500
2c
Aug
7c
77c
80c.
60,400
60c
May
80c
100
90c
3,550
4c
4>/2c
14,000
41
4 Vic
10%
41
25
9%
70c
Feb
Sep
Jan
Sep
HVi May
1.05
Aug
Canadian
4%
Petrofina
Mfrs
class
B
11c
Jan
Western
Natural
Aug
C
K
P
3.85
3.95
800
3.00 May
782
_
10
24%
Jun
44
Jan
25%
Jun
31
May
100
22%
Sep
26 Va
"
22 %
"
Apr
cuxn_*
17
17
100
15% July
18% Mav
20
Gas
15'/2
15V2
315
15% Aug
17
!___.
20 Va
20 y4
50
16 % Mar
22 % Mar
—_20
20'A
4.75
4.75
:_I.
Chrysler
42
22%
Sep
Apr
27% Jan
14% Mar
450
28%
'
*
205
291
-
27%
27
28
'
5%%
preferred
Canadianwide
Properties
3%c Aug
27
27%-
*
*
*
•
5.00
62
25
Development
Columbia Cellulose j.
3.85
,
11"
11
11
preferred__——10
preferred
38
Mar
22 y4
'
3%e
70c
100
22
22%
:_25
2.65
70c
100
100
Railway
6 Vic
4c
10%
see page
Jun
30
27 y2
Chemical"
B
25c
80c
2
Class
501
_IIIII*
.
20 y2 Mar
Aug
6%
66%
class
Celanese
Dredge
10%
4c
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Ltd
_~ITl
Woods Manufacturing
Co Ltd
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York Speculative Investment
Fund of"
•Canada Ltd
Jan
96
25
*
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Fairbanks
10 y2
_•
•
Canners
Canadian
10%
1
I
Feb
28
July
Feb
18
15ya July
24% May,..
105
23
81V2
Aluminium,
Canadian
Jan
100
75,050
Feb
16%
Jun
25V4
4%%j pfd ,:100
Preferred
Canadian
Jan
24c
126
925
15c
8c
1
Aug
2.05 Aug
Jun
83c
/;'■
48c
65c
80c
f
3.40
24
;i9%
class
Warrants
Jan
7c
1
Ltd
1.20
1.42
Sep
8c
Westville
footnotes,
Aug
12Y2c
Products
Helium
Feb
May
43c
Jan
106
7%
_»
preferred
Canadian
Jan
1.55
6
8c
IIIIIIIl
Ltd
7.40
64c
2.00
47c
Swimming
Hout
Jun
20c
9c
lio
Apr
400
48c *
14 Va
Jun
14 y2
4
$1%
Apr
19,787
27,500
III
_»
2.70
65c
Jun
3.20
Vic
__1
Ltd—
July
75c
80c
Properties
Electric
1.60 July
9%
••
102
101
——50,
British
Canaaian
13
I
Ltd
Canadian
4Vic
20,500
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United
47c
21c
17"
•
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15 Vi July
7
al09
Warrants
Jah
18 Vic Mar
Apr
28c
15
100
Jun
Aug
75c
-
2.00
*
Soutn
26c
6
1
2c
9c
14 Vi
30c
Jan
215
1.90
III10
Preferred
Canadian
3.70
84c
•
Regent Mines Ltd
Air
2,800
4.00
1
:
Dufault Mines Ltd
Southern Canada Power 6%
3,950
45c
1
_1
Development-.
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Sobey's Stores class
2.60
1
Saucon
Mines
2.25
Jun
37%
'
19 y2
'
10%
7%
„_10
warrants
40,800
Apr
6.75
Jun
1.75,
L
preferred
warrants
3c
2
Breweries
6.75
13c
al5 al5Vi
Mar
4.95
'
:
Sep
10%'
common.:
Cable
&
8 Vic Mar
9 Vic
Ltd
Wire
Canadian
2 Vic
Lands
Canada
Sep
July
Sep
Jan
Apr
Jun
2.85
91
18
preferred
12c
3c
*
MetJals
Steamship
35c
4c
Apr
7% May
54
■
-
—
Sep
2.25
Jan
54 y2
Jun
r 398
104-
A
Ltd
Sep
2,400"
Sep
iey2 Mar
Aug
15
*,
12c
96,000
85c
53%
43 Va
10%;;
III
____.
14c
:35c
St Lawrence Columbian
St Lawrence Diversified
B
500
12c
A
75 Vi
Jan
"20
6%
.
class
8,000
Ltd—_1
class
July
-
1
Warrants
For
Canada
Jan
62
'
,
Aug
July
"■
Canadian
Ltd_l
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
Western
May
Mar
••
'
10c
49
104
1.30
_____—..
90c
Jun
.
2,554
r
91
23
A____
Class
38'A
58% Mar
2.75 Aug
28
July
860
48
91
Stone—.
Foundry
Packers
Canada
1
Developm't Co
Development Ltd
class
Apr
j
,
14,334
-
20
46
106
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7c
Jun
'
104
v
.—20
Cut
Jan
Jan
Jan
,.
Jun
4.90
•
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i
26
91
46
—100
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Canada
5c
Jan
5.6
.
32
50
6,365
J
,16%
t
V2
19%:
>20,.
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common___——
Apr
48c
:
Feb
50
"
common
14c
1,000
Smelting & Refining
pfd___-
Bread
Canada Cement
Jun
5,000
Quebec
;
Canada
3c
6c
Oil
Westeel
6.50
Feb
6 Vic
66c
Quebec
Vanguard
May
6c
Labrador
Virginia
5c
66c
1
Quebec
Der
4.75 Aug '
31c
Sep '
35c
Sep
May
100
25
-h:
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.
36
15%
——
.
Canada
10c
—1
Ltd_
pfd
&
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Power common
preferred
5%
11 Vic Mar
7c
70c
20
Sep
14V8 July
-
8,879
12%
25
Calgary
Iron
12c
2nd
Cabol
Canada
7c
-
12%,
;
________
Iron Foundries
20c
Mar
Sep
Jan
:
48
j 20,127
16%
oil'
—;—
Foils
14c
Van
6c
12c
"
30%, '
15%
:
Canada
12c
Val
Aug
July
Aug
;
83c
"
200
100
Products
i
Canada
Cobalt
United
Feb
4c
4c
Building
Burns
Sep
2,500 "
52,700
Copper Corp Ltd—
1
Chibomgamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Tib
Feb
Aug
44c
Jun
Jun
47
566
30 Va'
'12%'
common.
:
35c
35c
Ascot
Tazin
Apr
20c
A
47c
32C
35c
Jan
4.50
Jun
29/
", 428
3.10 >
__
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: 32C
83%
M
Jun
3.40
class
B
Crushed
Quebec
Talisman
22 Vic
30c
Mills
Class
Dominion
Quebec
Tache
Jun
July
9y2c Aug
Bruck
Mar
Canada
100
Jan
45
155
/,
•51%
3.05
B_
class
______—•—
Jan
165
Supertest
Feb
Company
Jan
5.00
Sep
75%
Jun
3.00
430
•:
.5%,
.
1.80.
Brown
52 Vi
72
Spartan
Apr
100
;
.•?
2.85
39%
,1
57c
68
Siscoe
7c
82
Jun
6V4%
May
5.00
5.00
Aug
6%
14%
290,218
-
3.10
——
14c
50
Silver
6 Vi
preferred
preferred
20
13,000
40
Maurice
Jan
•>.
90c
48% V
51%
2.85 '
,
100
Aug
Vie
3.95
59
j
19,475
15%
50 Va
50% 4
'
preferred
July
July
16C 16
Apr.
51V2
505
48%5%
_20
4%%
49
41
St
7c
5%
6% Aug
406
51%
5iy2
-
...
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28
41s
Quebec
14Vic
Jun
11 Vic
Jan
35 % July
j
•'
15%
British Columbia Telephone common _25
Jan
of Canada—
cum
part
5.30
Sep
2.00 Aug
4c
July
68 Vi
105
1.00 May
15
31 %
85c
.
48%
Corp_^4l—
Power
38c
50
6%
10c
.Feb
OflUj:
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20
1
Ltd
96% Aug
1,600
'"■•50-*.
49%
49%
-
Products—
<«XV1
1,500
a40
42C
—:_1-
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30
—
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a40
2
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1.60
24
'
pfd__ .50
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American
a29 Vi a29 Vi
1
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Co
15,000
16c
8c
50
.
Gas
&
8Vic
8c
Mining Co Ltd
Oil
7c
16c
6c
com__♦
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2,085
3.40
16%
16%
'
.49%
common..-:.-
Canada
Co
Power
Mining
Gold
4%%
13 Vic
Mines (Quebec) Ltd 1
Mines Ltd——
1
Silver
■
__1
—
Paudash Mines
Power
1
■
___1
Corp
Copper
Paramaque
Place
Ltd
Explorers Ltd
Opemiska
Pitt
Rare
8c
t
—1
i.—
Asbestos
preferred
Opemisca
Mines
Ltd__
North
65 y4.,
3.40
,
common.—:—
British
9% Mar
75c
22c
Traction
Britisli Columbia^.. Sugar
9%
3.00
Nocana
64 V2
Jun
'
British:' Columbia
6%
Ltd.*
Ltd
6,063
20.
60
16% May
■
Jun
2.15
2.85
Co
56%
3.40
_25
Jan
9%
2.85
Exploration
55%
common——!—__
Paper 5%%
Mersey
Jan
Mar
14,000
173,225
*
Newrlch
600
89c
Jan
Ific
.■
Sep
__
;
2,200
6%
Hats
6c
18c
2.23
Ltd
3.65
6%
16%
Corp
Bowaters
7,500
■
Ltd
Frigistors
3;50
Jan
Jun
•
class A pfd—L——
.50
5% preferred.,—
5 Vi %
preferred ——.——-—- .50
£1
Bowater
Paper——:————.—
Biltmore
1.70 Aug
Mar
•; 8,600
comm
Co
10
common-
Telephone——
84c
20c
Ltd
Vending
4.——
_—T.__i————
Apr
10 Vi
Bell
5%%
Automatic
Jun
.
Feb
15 y2
11%
210
;j
Jan
55%
Jun
4.00
64% .*
10
Paper
&
Lumber Co
Beaver
Apr
25c
*
National
27%
300
6%
——I——I——
i
May
17c
,_1
Mines Ltd
Dairies
A
Class
53c
23c
■_1
Mount Pleasant
Mar
Power
75c
jV, 19c
_
Co
Jan
July
2V2c Jan
_5
Mining
52c
Aug
7%
15,450
24,300
2,425
73C
-1
Monpre
12
8% July
1-
—
Industries
Bowater
.1
7% preferred
Mercury Chipman
1.20 Mar
>
Co_.
9,585
4.30
2,530
*'
•
Mining
34 VA
4.25
.3.55
IIIIi.
Scotia
Nova
100
1,000
a9%
II
Marchant
of
8%
85c
33 ■%
56 j
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——
99%
"34
B—
Radio —
Montreal
of
22%
'
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Bank
8%
80c
Lamontagne Ltd class A
1
Langis Silver & Cobalt Mng Co Ltd—1
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd_
1
class
Ltd
22
99
4.25
;
22
99
—
——
14 y2
22
.
14%
Apr
50
2.25 Aug
7
22%
__
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1,
100
1*%
_:—_——-—' -100
—
Steels
.:
.12. j ( 12
•
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Bank
Labrador
■
Auto
60c
Jan
1,17 July
July
■'
Jan
25
July
"
6%
49%
7
_____:—
*
Class
Atlas
Ltd
-Feb
5.75
24
»
'■
Interprovincial Dredging & Mining
Jubilee Iron Corp
Jan
21% "Jan
20%
*
-———
preferred
—.-J.
*
Ash Temple common-———-——Atlantic Sugar Refineries common. hii*
Sep
58c
1.80 Aug
•
Mining Ltd
Ltd
Jan
108
15% May
41'/2
common..
common—-—
Argus Corp
Jan
26
Jan
Jan
7%
40%;
:
Ltd
Co "4%
Aluminum
May
105%
July
July
Jan
110
•
Inspiration
Jan
Jun
*"
9.70
,
$2.50
Inland
July
2.85
2.00 May
70c
103"
•
105%
•
18
-101
-
:
27% May
"
1
j
10
165%
—10
Gas——
__25
pfd___—
preferred
—2iL —50
__1C
Analogue Controls ——j
Anthes Imperial class A——_.
.160
Class B
1st pfd
1—
Feb
1.28
j
Jun
82c
49% May
Jan
3.75
Sep
1.99
Jun
24%
1'08
warrants—
preferred
Natural
Algoma Steel
Algonquin Bldg
May
; V 40c
Sep
a20 a20V2
..
125
800
\
High
Jan
4.25
-
■
38%
2.50:
28%'
_100
Algoma Central common—
Warrants ______——1—
Feb
3,360
24%
1.90
common:..:.. —5
Trunk
-A
B
Low
45"
2.40
•
2.60 July
May
July
:
Range Since Jan 1
High
43%
3.80
preferred—;———
Class- A
^
Shares
85c
Gas
Class
20c
Sep;
Aug
Sales
Low
j
,
.
common—-——.
trust—.
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Alberta
4c
20c
1.15
10c
being
one
OILS.
Dollars
2.50
—25
—--
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July
19c
1,200
20,000
•
& Develop
of
and
for Week
f
24%
•
common—
Distillers
Sep
45c
Week's
44%
common.-.
—-—
Ltd
Apr
57c
v
;
*
Paper
•
<
Hendershot
Paper Products Ltd—
5%
preferred
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Canadian
Range
4 Vi %
Hastings
in
.
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parts..
the MINES
of Prices
Warrants
Mar
5.00
Sep
Sep
25c July
4c
Jan
21c
'•
5 Vi c Mar
3.00
1.12
Feb
9% May
23c
-*
Age Mines Ltd
Alberta
5c
■' Jun
&
Preferred
Sep
14 %c Aug
Jun
263,500
12c
:'
Feb
8,500
two
list
Last
Par
Abitibl Power
2.07
2%c July
8%c Apr
2c
:
2%C
2.05
2%C
Jun
3 Vic
10
41c
2%c
9%c
1
1.60
23,550
■
Expressed
Friday
Feb
21%
18,500
.
27c
.
18c
1
Ltd
Copper Mines—
1,025
a3.00
25c
Ltd
56,000
6c
*
Ltd
j
3c
4%c
*
Mining
Golden
2%c
5c
Minerals
Ventures
Lake
3c
Sec Corp Ltd.
Mines
Fundy Bay
Gaspe
Ltd
(1945)
Power
Lake
1
1
Inc—
Exploration
Mines
Reliance
Fox
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Acklands
East
Are
Feb
Apr
Shown
Prices
Exchange
segregated into
issues are
STOCKS, and
Jan
Jun
15c
36,100
Exchange
Apr
6c
13% July
350
24
1.00
Jan
Stock
Toronto
The
High
24%
2,000
25c
1
Corp
50c
200
8%c
"
Dumont
Low
3,300
29%
18c
.
1
•
7c
53c
Co~Ltd>
Oilcloth & Linoleum
Dominion
85c
20c
Ltd—
Leaseholds
Dominion
——X
Ltd—_—
Explorers
•
29%
'
7C
•
—
High
75c
—
1
Ltd
Mines
Dome Mines Ltd-
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Par
Denault
Toronto Stock
for Week
Shares
Monday, September 17, 1962
.
.
(Range for Week Ended September 14)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
.
18% ■■
s
4.40
*
62
I8V4
:
460
4.50
165
43
14%
Jun
63
Jan
3.00
Feb
Jan
.
Sep
20 %
Jun
795
4.40
7.50
July
8,300
/
18%
3.90
:•
Apr
4 65
Feb
11%
Jan
'
4.00
Aug
Consolidated
Bakeries
___:
»
7%
7%
.
100
7
Aug
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6195
Number
Volume 196
(1179)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
stocks
.
.
Sale Price
Preferred
18%
7%
8.85
common.,
8.30
9.00
ir—
Warrants
—
20%
8,100
Paper—.—--——
39
4,370
17%
common—
B
:
Warrants
125
16
6%
7
1,140
"100
2.60
2.60
10
10%
1.70
"10<
1.25
450
51
10
51
•v
51
.
*"
•
..
Jun
Class
11
Jan
Loblaw
9%
11
15,600
115
115
\.35
13%
2.10
Apr
60
'*
Distillers
ll
'',
"■
11
42%
/17%-'
—_r__---i
Electrohome
Warrants^
2.90
41%
17%
2.90
—
.
117
1,075
t"* 200
16%
Jun
27
5%
3.00
Jan
5%
May
13%
Jun
6.50
/"
55%
8%
.f.
7.00
54%
8%
48
;
8
150
class
7%
50
*
8%
'8%
12%
12%
48
Feb
17%
17%
Co
Match
51
Co
9
7
8%
8%
8%
48%
300
Sep
10%
Jun
10 %
8%
2,442
7% July
10%
48%
48%
C05
82c
82c
14%
1,000
_
"
.14
45
80c
'
•
' 1
"
'
'
22
175
-
Jan
Industries
Brick
28%
100
25
26
1,210
21
Jan
26
20
128
Jun
215-
275
io%;
n%
27% Jun
9
125
50%
49%
;
7,954
,
34%
Jun
16%
16%
44%
1,600 "
.31%
i'30%
31%
1,100
50
50%
165
6
6
100
77c
•85c
2,040
84c
,
15
16V4
class A
41
6
Corp
66C
128
9%
502
9
483
23
Power
Gatineau
common:
5%
preferred
General Bakeries
"
18
300
2.90
400
3.80
500
30, .31%
2,065
"
;
Motors
General
Petrol
General
Petrol & Drilling
2.75
2.80
General
Steel
General
Wares
Preferred
28
'•86,
8%.'
————
class A———
Envelopes
Goodyear Tire Canada common...—7
4fit
preferred —1——-50
Class
B
•
.
•
44
28
.
Lakes
1
Lakes. Power
Paper
16
-f
common—L_.
Gas
Northern
-'.60
44
Winnipeg
Greater-
•
2,885
1.295
...
,
16
1.28
-100
Hardee
.
100
:—_
L--—_ J—.
Hawker Siddeley commoniL--—
17%
:
33%
,
-
77
/
& Co
/ ; 162'
.
preferred_Ui..
Hughes Owens Co class A—.
Smith
Erie
prior
20
44-
,
>
Jun
5V2
--
-e
■:
.
13
-
•
—
3.05
f
,i
:.7
K
122%
.10
• v
11
;<
common.';
preferred
Acceptance common.
$2.75
preferred '*L1
——
Jun
;
>
95
Jan *>/
Mar
Utilities
/
3.45 July
:77
5.
t
■
2,900
.42
11%
"
49%
'
-•
100
'•
2,310
•
,
•
51
110
<
5
-10%
-
49
39
l-
;
Apr
Inland
Natural
Gas
-1
common-
Warrants
•
Steel
97c
53
25
4.45
-.450
16
16
,
4.70
!
City
Gas__.
7%
/ 87
International
Minerals
pfd.
Nickel
Preferred
>
;
Sep
jun
Warrants
I
—
—
Interprovincial
Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Syndicate
class
L_5
;
25c
Public
Jefferson
Lake
Club
Preferred
B
Service
60% May
•
■
50
3.45
15
.500
-97c
200
4.00
85c
6%
6%
24%
:
-
6
100
Lakeland
Gas
Ontario
:
Cement
common.
Secord
L—
For footnotes,
see
_L
1
I-~—1100
preferred
Feb
36
Feb
Jun
10%
Jan
17
Jan
19
80
Sep
7%
Sep
83.%
Jan
3,065
9
Jun
306
44
July
55
Jan
200
34%
Jun
39
Jan
11%
11
11%
1,410
11%
Sep
Juri
28%
27%
28%
7%
7%
8
18%
18 Va
18%
3.25
3.25
100
3.00 Aug
6%
7%
2,660
6% July
49
75
48
Feb
36 %
60
32Ms
Jan
4.50
1
•
v
4.50
'
;
'
7%
•
.
49
36%
*
4,50 July
585
..
19 %
Mar
6%
Jun
34% Mar
7% July
600
1..
13
8% July
325
.....
——
9
101
10
5%
6%
4,471
1.90
1.75
2.00
100
6,715
61%
1,100
"
Jun
»Mar
25 Ms
Jan
4.75
Jan
*
59%
6
IIII—20c
17%
4,440
60 %
*
Ore
101
•
*
—
Gas
Apr
Jun
Jun
10%
r
Jun
4 Ms
Feb
50 Ms
Jun
37% Mar
103
Jun
Jun
9%
Jan
Jun
42
62'/a
Jan
1.75 July
3.20 Jan
18
-
Batten
Aug
.
-
6%
2nd
preferred
Robin. Nodwell
Feb
May
Apr
>
——————1•
48%
49
182
45
Jun
52 % Mar
•
30c.
Jun
90c
Feb
-
5%
5%
100
3.70
3.70
3.70
300
75%
73%
42c
•
200
75%
1.25
2,075
; 49%
501%
1,345
4
2.75
5,855
1.15
/
64
.
60
Feb
•
89
Jan
:<
Jun
8y4
Feb
Jun
5.80
13
13%
*
1,100
12
Jun
86
Mar
2.15
Jun
21%
Aug
class
Cement
3,130
9 %
2.80 May
3.90
10% Aug
21%
Jan
10%.
10%
Sep
21%
Jan
Aug
1.20
5% May
3,700
1,000
5%
2.15
2.15
2.25
900
1.85
12%
13 %
2.10
2.20
55c
2,246
■
2,900
2.85
3,812
10
10
220
15%
15%
475
12
Jun
Jun
May
2.10 Aug
2.70 Sep
9%
Jan
100
»
4.00
-
July
175
20
Jun
23%
11%
11%
11%
50
10
Jun
12
14
14 %
13%
Aug
16%
-
.
6% July
'-300
5%
700
8%
625
9'/a
9%
215
6%
7%
2,115
68%
69 %
51/4
/ 5%
8%
-9%
14%
•
13
14%
15%'
-
••
-
.•
,
Jun
„
-
8
Jun
11% Jan
Apr
Feb
May
Feb
8.00 Mar
11%
Jun
Jan
11% jan
-84% Mar
•
16%
—;
6,347
•
Jan
Ml%
8% July
5% Jun
63
3,293,
15%
10%
v4.75 July
8% Sep
,
23,490
16%,
15%
16
A
£_*
15%
100
100
—1
70c
10%
_*
—
Holdings
preferred———:
;
Feb
19 Yn
Apr
355
•
.
13
Jun
99
Aug.
'Aug
2,500
65c
10%
11%
8,240
10 Ma
5.50
5.75
450
3.95
3.85
4.00
1,175
75
19%, Mar
106
4.50 May
3.85 Sep
50 Ms July
50
70c
;
Apr
'1.25 Jan
19
Jan
12%
Jan
5.00
Jun
Jun
51%
51%
4.50
4.50
4.50
200
3.95
Jun
9
8%
9vb
2,885
7 Ms
Jun
25
23'/a
25
24,203
19%
Jun
26%
*
24%
23
25
705
27%
Jan
_50
41%
41%
42
875 1
22% May
39 Ms May
43%
Sep
6%
5%
7%
A
*
_L
i_:
—
preferred—.—
:
Dairies
600
,
101
78c
,
•
class
Industries
100
5.55
i__i—
:
Holdings
class
19,165
4
Ms
Jun
.
,51% Sep
5.50 Jan
.13
/.
11% May
24 % Jun
11%
*
A_^_
,
12
405
26
26%
2,861
2.40
2.65
3,605
2.40
Sep
10%
1,675
9%
Feb
—*
*
26%
2.50
*
20
50
10
10
52
52
75
*
Steel
common,
——
Industries
preferred
29%
28
30
1,790
3.85
4.00
1,100
9%
7%
9%
975
9%
7%
450
6
July
9
Jan
Southam
Ltd
Foods
Standard
—:
Radio
Stanley Brock
*
9%
:
*
7%
—
class
Bros
19
—*
—
Paving
19
300
*
Steel of Canada
•
May
Jan
7% May
14
Jan
.32 % Mar
17% Aug
9 %
9%
150
11%
11%
11%
960
16%
17
16,520
20 Va
53% May
32 Va Mar
25
Jun
'«n
3.78 Mar
IOM2
15%
Sep
Jun
Jun
16%
104
104
100
48
46
48
125
40 Ms
Jun
•
17%
17%
18 %
275
11
Jun
25
•
25
25
25
700
17%
485
14% Mar
51%
*
17%
•
18Va July
—100
—10
—
preferred
Sterling Trusts
Superior
Propane
common
Superior
Propane
preferred—.
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
9%
*
A
—
Steinberg
101
July
4.65
16
Feb
Jan
Jan
7%
Sep
9 Ms
Jan
15
Jan
21 Va Mav
105
Jan
50 Va May
19
Aug
23 Ms July
26%
13
19% Aug
■1
Ltd
7
common
Jun
15% Aug
Marts
Bank
Jun
Jan
Jan! ';-
$5
40
15
40
46%
1,027
42
87
87
87
5
10
55%
55%
56
2,158
5%
4%
*
Finance
class
A
*
preferred
Canada
Trans
Prairie
Elevator
Turnbull
Jan
Feb
86
Aug
91
Jun
50 %
Jun
73 Ms
Jan
9%
Feb
4.35
Feb
4%
Sep
1.20
2,300
90c
Sep
12
12%
18,002
11
Jun
16% May
12 %
300
11
Jun
16% May
36
July
41% May
37
225
-1
20%
20%
21
4.685
17 Va
Jun
27%
*
14%
13%
14%
9,674
12'/«
Jun
1,605
4.60
Jun
15% May
7 Ms Aug
37
—
Pipeline
Pipeline
Pipeline
3,400
Jan
60
12 %
12%
—*
B
5%
21 Va
42 Va
Aug
V2
90c
—<—
Trans-Mountain
Jan
40
Jun
Jan
15%
40
45 %
common—
Warrants
Apr
3.20
Dominion
Class
445
I6V2
16
46%
100
Canada
Traders
16
*
—50
•
common
Preferred
Texaco
Jan
4,235
60c
8.00
4.25
950
£
Ltd—
Warrants
,
Feb
2,700
5%
Jan
8%
9%
.•
Corp class A
Foods
Towers
6%
2.85
3.00
58c
Jan
64%
July
21 %
69%
Maurice Gas—.—t
Toronto
5%
5%
2.60
May
-4.40
21
pfd__
Lawrence
Jan
2.95
800
July
38
4.25
i—_10
—4——_——_—•
St
Tamblyn
Jan
697/a Mar
2.55
■
65c
2,120
•
Feb
1.00 Aug
39
3,660
-9%
—10
A_-—_—*
Mall
—>^-10
Industries
Stedman
47 V2 Mar
42c
15,310
57
21%
—!—__i~*
Royal Bank of Canada—
Royalite Oil common
;
Stafford
•
Jun
-
6%
1.25
50
2
_—__,±
Pall
.of
Somerville
v.
Jan
8
-
'
57/a
55
*
—
Chemical
Slater Steel preferred
Jan
Jan
1.86
July
*
t
Mar
6%
"
6%
1.10
—100
Slater
56
:1
•
1
„—
—
——
6V2 May
34 V4 Jan
Aug
Jun
10
22%
July
9
——'
—,——
Jun
2.70
Jan
51
50
Simpsons Ltd
S
K D Manufacturing—
34
2.70
Sep
Jun
s.
35
•
Silverwood
56
"
Preferred
13% Jun
28
Sep
1.00
50
•
Jan
36
^
9
_•
Properties preferred
—20
Robertson
Mfg common——*
//
K.
Labatt
4.10
35
50
•
Jan ;
52%
28
131%
;
;
110
——_——_——
Grip
Trans
Warrants
81
80%
_»
17% Mar
153
Jun
Aug
'5%
:
80
Revenue
A
10%
A
500
*
Natural
Class
23% July
100
-
59c
class
19
«
Warrants
60 % May
6%
Warrants
Kelly Douglas
19
*
A
-200
preferred
569
—
Iron
Class
2.85
common-
9
*
Industries
Jan
13
Sep
2.95
Ltd
;
20
8%
Sep
27%
3,277
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
,
2,338
13%
30% May
3.80
6,705
2
Preferred
Jamaica
Jun
28%
17%
common
Scottish
8,657
49%
29
28%
„i
Seven Arts
49
—•
A
13%
%
x
Credit
Selkirk
4.10 Mar
V
•
44%
Interprovincial Bldg Credits 1959
Discount common....*
Jan
17%
Fixture
Sayvette Ltd
Sep
4.05 July
54% May
66%
Intel-provincial
Investors
,
47-
44 y4-
12 %
28%
—
Corp
Quebec
;
Jan
'42%
65%
.1—
655
»
Phantom
Salada
Apr
"r 65%
—
Utilities
12%
Pipeline icommon-.1~_1~~"L25
St-Lawrence
48%
International
International
12%
preferred—100
St
>
11
19% July
-
356
-
4.85
97c.
24%
6%
—.
Powders
Bronze
17
preferred
Standard
International
Jun
28%
common
Store
Russell
Feb
.
V July
5
45
-
12,270
53
4.70
Sep
12%
,..-F«b
'.Apr
12% July
'1,772
6
4.10
>•
93c
685
•
Rothmans
26
'Sep
112 %
8,115
23
•22%-
4.20
16,005
17%
Rockower preferred
Rolland
Paper class
ill
May
2.00
>40
50
7Q
14
_10
Co preferred
14,800
1.10
—I
•
Cement
4.10
13%
Debenture-—I——10
&
Feb
rS;12.,/» Jan
:
Sep /.
9% July
/•41c Mar '
50
49
96
Sep
,ft
1,675
44
.50
(John)
Inland
19% Aug
93c
•
——
Loan
Pembina
»-
13% May
:
Jan
Sep
42
43
22%
3.80
17% Aug
13 %
*
Gas
common
common—
Feb
-
66
•
12% July
'
•
-3;85
122% 125%
,5
1.05
—•
——
Natural
Utilities
Reichhold
v,
>
20
Sep
54
13%
.4.86%
4.00
July
_*
Cement
Rapid
Jan
"
6%
Jun
*
B
Preferred
.■'■
4.30
Jun ;
24
••
••
2.10
14
Industrial
18%
1
—
common
Hersey
Parker Drilling
>
17% Mar
::
44
9.296
*
77 •>
"43%
Oil.
Tobacco
Imperial
Imperial
2
common—
Holdings
Wire
Shullys
Imperial Life Assurance
_20
,
1
new
Oshawa Wholesale,
Sep
17% Mar
\
,
15%
•
'-76;-
^
49%
Apr
5%
Apr
Apr
Premium
«Sep
3.05
Jun
--85"
2.30
-
60%
1,615
Power
3.50 Jan/
July
1,080 -a
,
•
4.05
1.80
_50
Jun
4% May
Jan
44
July
3.10
-
5,155
f
85 '•
f
250
/
2.00
f
37%
Apr
18%
Peoples
/
Jan
10,;
■1
Jun
•12%
450
May
,
8.20
Sep
POc
11%
2.00
Mar
18%
Trust
Penmans
May
-19%
-
Aug
54
.20c
Jan
90
Feb
Preferred
,'Jan
49 /
,
July
Aug
10
25
77
1.80
__J---
17%
28 Ms
"
5.90 Jun
1,078
'
4.75
,
-
10%
Dauch—_
&
76-
3.85
-
15 Ms
Jun
27
May
11% Mar
16% Jun
90c
.-910
-
13
24,
3.95
Sep
Sep
70
25
preferred
Page
Feb
"93
May
-1.25
1,725
95 >-f
: '■
4.00
•
.
Home & Pittfield_L—-l_;_1:
HoWard
13
95
-
7 %
11%
'
28 %
Overland
8% May
.,7%
2,873
;
-
51
51
;
/
100
28%
Grocers
Ontario
■-
/ 8/ May
,
,,
17 y4
24
-100
Preferred.
Hayes Steel
Hees (Geo H)
76
•
,_25
1,355
82 %
19 Va
Ontario
Mar
Sep
/
100
v
3.10
A.25
'
common——-L—--,
Farms
preferred
preferred
Harding
1,075
12
82%
Jai.
Apr
19 Va
Ontario
! "12% May: : ''
-
'» 15% -Jun-.
•
•
'V
J
13
common——_r.
Brass
8
11%
Jan
31%
45
•
Jun
Ocean
11""
Hamilton Cotton preferred——
7%
12
Jun
Jun
Apr
95c
Sep
200
•
15%
/h'
Guaranty/Trust-——-4——i4_—__'_-_10
Sep
525
-
16%
15
3.10
17%
Lines./.l——4—
Greyhound
7%
24
40%
15% Aug
Northwestern
/60% Feb
Sep
900
s
a
?-,6%n
15%
Industries
57
-
103%; Jan
Aug
6 %
60 r-
44
'.6%
•
Greening
126
44
15%
Sep
43 ,-
880
-
2.40 "i
'*:i \*
26%
44
500
Northland
5%
1,837-
2.40
;
16%
Gas_—:——i-..
Voting trust—..———.4/—-—
25%
44
625
Jan
"
1.35
AIL——
Coal' class
»•'
123% July
-••••
v,
'
West
t
,8%
■
100
2.00
■
25%
31
V
1.10
;
—•
.?
,
400
9%
warrants—
C
*110
/.
8.10
;
Class
335
i
6
•>1.70
4—
warrants—;—i
Class ,B
*
44
7.30
.50
$2.50 -preferred
Warrants-
V
,'8%
9%
1,942
17%
7%
8.V2 Jun
;
86
20
.;i38
..
;
25%
16%
Northern
3.60 May
"Sep
27%
"
-565-.
18%, 18%
8.10
'V Warrants
24%
16%
28%
" May
49
—
,400
'
15%.' ...16
;
Jan
25
16%
14% Mar
Jan
i
6
'
Jan
9%
16%
Quebec Power
Telephone
Jan
8%
%■
: 138
18%
3.00
230
Ontario
„
Jan
56c
-7%' ..,'V7%-1-7%
—
2.15
6% July
23% Jun
9,328
Warrants
Apr
58c
86
43%-
-•
common_iJ—
May
2.25 Aug
290
4.90
—
Mines
4.75
1,125
10% '
; 8%-
/''
1.50
2,600
46%
common
Noranda
37%
1,495
86.
t'.
Great
98 /
~
'
6,.-
—
Great
1,931
v28
,
10%
138,'
"
A—_____r——-*
——*
Gordon Mackay class
;
4,637
7
•
Northern
Sep
83c
•
67c
10% V.
1.80
2.75
7
5
Northern
Sep
Sep
83c
83c
common.
1.65
2.40
*
Works
—
Jan
1.15 Mar
175
May
29
'
67c,
Apr
1.65
4.80
Class
8% Jun : " V v!' 12% Mar.
'
100 '!i 5. 22% Juh <hi-a -38% <Feb *
58%.
■
&
May
44%
Niagara
100
;
.26
26,,
■
:V 57%
58%
-4.-——;—-—---—1%
Drilling common_50c
class a—50c
Products ,Mfg class A—i—*
General
10%
10%
10%.j
—t---
—
Dynamics
General
Jan
4.50
4.80
Jan
25% Mar
Aug
7%
;
120
100
r
; 99%.
——.——
10
12% May
45%
Newconex
•
8%
Jun
>
.
"
•
Apr
July
26
3.80
30%
.
National Drug & Chemical common—*
Preferred
——:
—5
Jan
57% Mar
Jun
2.75
2.90
Apr
July
Jun
'
*
Feb
1
National
Jan
200
259
7%;. •7%
!ioo
—
—
'
2.70
*
Containers
National
Jan
May
20
25%
common-.—
111%
2.50
■
Aug
3.75 May
300
*
Locomotive
;.3i% Aug,/
July
150
9%
——-
4.00
40
Trust
19
Feb
27% July
■
20
148
Apr
14Va Mar
—•
Fine Foods
68%
Jun
148
—---
4.00
A——*
4
B
Moore
Jan
'.12 % Feb
,
9% May
"
.16%
„u——
Feb
105 Ms
•
—*
class
Montreal
Mar
io%
n%
\ 16%
Jun
1.75
Mar
Aug
155
Gas—
——
Containers
Montreal
50% Mar
155
28 '/a
25
*
Grain—_—___*
Preferred
July
100
6
May
35
ft
May
32
*
11
Class
60
■
Jan
21
"
Sep
May
.
10
644
Molson Brewery
.
290
101
•
200
18 Ya Mar
16% May
80
"/ 105 106%
106
24
10% July
2,323
21,525
2,125
23% May
15% July
13~
102
11%
.
7
Jan
Aug
101
Feb
•
Jun
2.00
19 %
39
12%
10%
Feb
Jan
24%
;
Jun
30
100
Feb
May
1.00
May
16%
16,366
32
11%
Modern
140
- v
32
6%
Midwest
116
39
18% .19%
*"1
Aug.
51
•
10% July
2,170
23 %
-
Jun
1.75
Milton
;
34 Ms Mar
9
<
11%
Pacific
May
23% Mar
33% Jan
6%
/
-
19
6,523
23%
.
14% May
Jan
21% May
*
Prop—I
Ogilvie Flour
Laura
Aug
9
7
100
——
Canadian
C
Mar
34
Trailer
Fruehauf
Lake
July
30
Jan
55 Ms; Jan
8% May
10%
Stores common——
20
Light & Power common—*
21% Mar
'
Preferred
P
14% Mar
21% July
——————
(A J)
Freiman
E
Metro
12
3,375
common.—.
—
M
Jun
'// 33
A——
Companies:.
Fraser
Glass
29
530
19%
preferred
Jun
32%
28%
Canadian:—
Candy
.a—
class
5% %
Jun
15
49%
Corp
Foundation
Jockey
615
31 %
11%
8%
3,650
10
■
Canada _i__---——
of
Inter
31
30 %
13
16
17%
--
Manufacturing
Fleetwood
Inglis
30 %
31
•
32
National
—
Products
Huron
45
—*
Monarch
Players
Famous
.Hinde
10,675
Powell River-.-—,.-*
Bloedel
11%
21%
————.—i
Fanny Farmer
Federal Grain
1st
35,550
14
23
14%
9,860
v,
""
—
——
Insurance_w
common—;—
Falconbridge
-
Feb
14 %
i—.—20
pfd
22%
23
82c
A
Feb
18 % July
38
Jun
12%
•
—
22%
30%
pfd__30
30
A—_—
26
Sep
13
—•—//_ •
May
17
i*
—
Preferred
Hahn
12%
Jun
20
23
50
class
Midland
21%
Form
Exquisite
■».
250
Mexican
i 17,552
v
290
— *---—-
*
._
Eddy Paper
Empire Life
Great
40
Ltd
(M)
Feb
17
Easy Washing Mach_——------Economic Inv Trust - ebmmon^—
;.
40
Maple Leaf Milling preferred-^—100
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common——;___*
9.25 Mar
11 %
16
Dupont Co_:
>.
1st
—
67 V* Mar
Jun
33
-
750
1
165
12%
17%
& Chemical common..^
——----—j^-23.50
Textile common..-...-^-—•
Dominion
Great
A
preferred—
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Mills common—
Jan
Jan
,44
380
Feb
Jun
4.50
3,013
3.60
4
.
Preferred-
•■>.
21
High
11%
'
Sep
575
•■•
18%
....
48
—-*
Stores
Dominion Tar
Globe
21
Minerals
Macleods
50% Mar
8%
/
pfd—50
Coal-—'—i—-—.4--.--—r*
Steel
Dominion
Jun
Jun
7.00
common-^./*
Scottish, Investment
Dominion
2.40
38-,.
54%
—_—•
Dominion
i,625
n;n%
:
■'.11%
Magnesium ■—4—
Dominion
.
Loeb
Mar
8,386
5%
coipmonL.".
Dominion Foundry & Steel
Ford
21
*
Macmlllan
2.75
42%"
preferred-^—
Coal
Dominion
Fleet
25
Sep
Jun
1st
Preferred
\
.
.
Bridge
Dominion
'♦
''
'
———
Seagrams
Dominion
Fibre
3,794
20
'
Estate "1
Eddy
16
20
*
—--20
B
Locana
Jan
Jan
,
14
20
Inc
Class
1.50 Aug
Jun
108
B
Loblaw Cos class
Feb
Jan
8
lis
15
—,
*
Groceterias
Loblaw
2.65 Aug
„
w
•
Mar
40
25
,
Industries common—:
Jun
,
Low
20
38
;
Preferred
19%
85c
10% /
Ltd common.
Levy
Feb
19 %
Jun
R.ange Since Jan. 1
High
20
preferred
July
1.50
\
$2
Jan
109
2.35 Aug
9% Jun
.
265
Low
—•
preferred
$1.25 preferred
July
,
Shares
Sep
22 %
lor Week
13%
6 % Vc
Jan
40 %
class A
Financial
Laurentide
Feb
25
,
Jun
5
100
1.25
preferred
A.!
'
Dale
16
17
Sep
8%
R»nge
of Prices
Par
>
9.30 Aug
Jun
104
.1.70
.—--
—
International
Class
14 %
20
~7
V
Trust
Crown
Crush
8,923
490
2.60
i——
———4——:—^
Timber vcommon.^—.
Crestbrook
-
106
17%
—
;
Bit
18
.
17
17
Imperial
Cosmos
17
105%
—r———r-
Corbnation Credit
Craig
'
.
17
19
May
July
7
18% July
37% July
19%
37%
Gas
High
3.25 May
20
B
Class
11
640
3,230
■
37%
preferred
Corby Distillery class A__
Class
3,095
w
Smelting
Consolidated Mining &
Consolidated
Consumers
Low
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18%
7%
Building
Consolidated
Low
STOCKS
Shares
18 »/2
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
(Range for Week Ended September 14)
Sales
Week's
Range
39
*
—*
6%
6%
6%
13%
13%
13%
2,300
12
*
18%
18%
19 Vb
4,700
15%
May
Jan
16% Mar
16 y4 Mar
2.80
Feb
4.25
Feb
-
Union
Gas
of
Canada
14
Feb
United
preferred—
Corps class B
18%
Feb
United
Steel
Class
B
Corp
common
57
50
x__
*
*
60
57
60
Apr
27%
Jan
July
7%
Apr
22
425
5%
5%
958
5%
/
Jan
Jun
Jun
19%
page 41.
237/a
56
22
5%
Jun
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
CANADIAN MARKETS
Range
Sale Price
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Low
class
Mfg
Viceroy
j
12c
15c
30,418
9c
5%
875
5
May
7%
6%
July
7% May
Virginia
Dare
Vulcan
Trust——
„_10
25
13
&
51
Western
2.00
15%
15%
15%
Breweries
Copper
16
34%
class
(Geo)
Warrants
>00
.—
Yukon
&
Wood
Alexander
Wood
iGHl
*
72c
11'/s
Wood
Industries
(J)
Woodward
Class
Stores
A
>00
.—
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
:•» 20
.>22%
Mar
Consolidated Rambler
_£
May
Consolidated
Red
Poplar-—
1
Jan
Consolidated
Regcourt Mines.
1
July
Consolidated Sannorm Mines.
1
Aug
Consolidated
6%
2.50
/
10
July
85
Jan
Sep
225
36'A
Jan
44
May
130
85
Jan
96
Aug
17%
Jan
Coulee Lead
38
95%
"V
Knitting
class
Electric
Zenith
B
IS-1 2,010
14%
3.50
3.85
50c
3.50
3.65
12'A July
100
3,105
.
l""~>
420
-
-2.70
Feb
.___:
3.55
,
Courvan
Apr
Cowichan
6.35
Jan
Craigmont
Abacus
Mines
Acadia
Uranium
Gas
Acme
Advocate
OILS
Oil
&
19c
23c
22,500
12c
Jan
57c
6c
7c
25,950
5c
May
15c
Gold
1
10c 11 %c
11'Ac
5.85
6.15
70c
68c
74c
47 %C
50c
4,000
5c 10 %C
682,052
4
1
.
1
9c
62c
18,303
Consolidated
Oils
Larder
Lead
aeon
47c;
2'Ac
Pete
Mines
1.95
22c
37,931
11c
2,950
Ansll
7%c
56,100
Daering Explorers
Area
Mines
34c
7C
Mines™:
:
10c
•:
27,762
5c
July
54c
12,000
10c
July
17c
Sep
48'Ac
Dome
July
15c
7,125
85c
Jun
>1.06
1.02
1.12
.
>■
1.37
9%c
11c
1.00
1.02
8,000
68c
May
39c
47c
110,010
24c
May
93c
14c 14 %c
5,800
11c
May
38,350
1.00
7c
1
Bank field
Cons
Trust
Lodge
Belcher
Mining
Bethlehem
Eevcon
Bihis
•
1
_50o
1
Corp
Corp
Mines
,
Yukon
Mines
Black
—1
Mines
Mines
Bouzan
Eralorne
1
^
Ltd
1
Pioneer
1
Britalta
Petroleums
Broulan
Reef
—:
3,100
1
.
.
20c
34c
39c
1,000
1.20
1.27
6,800
7c
,
5c
6c
44^000j
15c
Buffalo
East Amphi
'»
Buffalo
Red
El
Lake..
Mines
r—_
...
Cadamet
Oils..—>_£
&
Mines
1
•21%
21c 22'Ac
50,550
i—
—1
Jun
2,500
10c
50c
15,100
3,695
18c
12%
12'/a
7'Ac
7'Ac
1,032,075
11c
34,640
19c
7c
51c
6.85
__
f:
5c
Jan
2.49
r
Feb
Jan
May
18c
Sep- f'i
34<r
7 'Ac May
10c
May
4c
July
;
41c
6.80
2.40
43c
7.10
2,471
2.40
28c
29c
2.95
3.00
1.55
1.50
6c
5'Ac
29c
16,000
400
I
40c
May
6.00
Apr
Feb
27c
Jan
;
8%c Jan
£
2.05
Jun
25c
59C V Feb'
7.75 July
16c
8c
9'Ac
2.05
1.10
1.20
9'Ac
5'Ac-
7c
r,:
..1
1
1
»
—.1
L_—I—20c
^.10
Ltd—:
Mine
2.65
* 12a
25C
25c
27c
—
Grandroy
__u.—_—4—
Develoo—
Great
Plains
Gulch
—
Petroleum
Calalta
Petrol
12'Ac
_25c
—
Calgary & Edmonton
Comerina
3,975
Campbell
Chibougamau
Campbell
Red
;
15c
1
3.40
29
3.20
3.50
16
14,300
2.30
16
27%
*
...
25%
2.15
•
____.
___—
33,059
«
I,300
Gulf
:
12c
7'Ac
25%
10c
71c
75c
73c
11'Ac 12 %c
Gwillim
Gold
Lake
--->
•
5c
Canada
Oil
Canada
Southern
Canada
1
52,720
Tungsten
Canadian
Lands..
82c
82c
83c
1
Petrol—
3.65
3.60
3.90
1
Canadian
10c
1.30
Delhi
1.30
Gold
Rock
Hard
Mines~i_'
Minerals.
160
4,050
6c
of
Lakes
Jan
Holiinger
Consolidated
Home
Co
29% Aug
Gold
Oil
Sep
7.50
Jan
Hudson
Mar
19%
Jan
Hudson Bay
class
:
Bay
—:
1,900
1.55 Aug
53,667
5c
May
1,500
.
80c
May
Devonian
Petroleum
•
3.60
Gold.
I
Expart Gas
Hugh
Canadian
1.35 Aug
2.90
8,368
2.70
Jun
5.35
Feb
1.25
357
1.25
Sep
5.35
Feb
3.60
3.70
3,510
3.50 May
4.35
78c
78c
80c
3,325
64c
Jun
1.80
Jan
96c
1.00
15,500
Doc
Jun
i.87
Feb
20c
22c
6,125
15c
May
82c
82c
82c
500
71c
July
—*
__
35c
35c
1,500
31c
Jan
38c
Jan
l
Malartic
9c
8c
9c
16,300
6%c July
13c
Jan
10c
14c
134.931
1.02
20c
Crest
Homestead..:.—
Canadian
10c
Gold—
Canadian
North
Canadian
Northwest Mines
Canadian
Silica
Canada
Erin
Candore
Inca__._
10c
•
Mines
l
1.03
13c
I
5'Ac May
79c
Jun
19c
2,800
16,700
13c
Sep
30c
12c 14'Ac
341.932
10c
Jan
Exploration
1
12c
Mines
•
8%c
8c
9c
76,500
Gold
1
l.oo
1.00
1.00
200
•
Cassiar
Asbestos Corn Ltd
Pam
Inspiration
Irish
Iron
Iso
1
Central
Porcupine
Charter
—.—_—
-4-1
44.—.—1
1
i
Mines.—££
—4
Walte
Mines
Kayrand
Chibougamau
Chirr0 Gold
Cochenour
Coin
Lake
Combined
Copper
Mining
14'Ac Mar
15c
Sep
1.60 Mar
13
Apr
Gold
Joutel
&
&
Smelting
Smelt
Willans
Gold
Mines
Metals
Petrol
Mines
15%c
15'Ac
40c
36c
6'Ac
6c
2.75
*19'A
2.55
v
;
.
Fcr footnotes, see page 41.
15C
7c
9'Ac Apr
18'Ac Mar
10%
2.85
6,200
10'Ac
> 20c
Aug
19c
Apr
1.25 Jan
July
12c
May
July
26c
5c
3,750
2.05
f
2,776
18'A
2,460
9.40
Jun 1
1,529
9.25
50
50%
14%c
15c
47
I,245
.
10'Ac 10'Ac
42c
195,522
35c
42c
May
12'A
1,320
15,000
Sep
26%
>
Jan
15%
Jun
,
Jan
2.85
Jun
21
10%
Jan
14c
,
Jun
lie 11 'Ac
*
July
65c
Jun
23c
-
T
Jan
Feb
,
"
37,200
/
Jan
VU/;.
16c
Feb/,./;
70c
85,700
Feb
,18c
Mar
7c
13c
56,100
•
•
•
Feb '
"
4,000
\
:
18c
42c
:
11c
:
297,000
'L
10%
19%
50%
...
1.15
"■ 3,500
>•
19c
16c 17'Ac
Feb
15% Mar
59'A
■
Apr
20 % Mar
Jun<
May
17c
Jan
25'Ac Jun
54c
Feb
10c
73c ;* Aug
Jun
36c
46c
51c
24c
29c
50,700
Sep
1.34
Jan
95c
;
25% a
22,400
95c
1,250
78c
Sep
2.55
Jan
16,100
60c
Jun
24c
1
_£
Ltd
34c
Apr
Lake
24c
Jan
Lake
Mines
Minerals
Kirkland
Lake
Dufault
Sep
Lingman
Oku
32c
41,700
29'Ac
Sep
57c
Jan
Lainaque
46c
10,800
39c
Jun
80c
Jan
2.00
1,500
27c
4,200
23c
July
47,000
18c
Aug
1.80
1.80
120
74c
82c
7,800
4,050
4.60
1.80
63c
Jan
Sep
May
29c
Aug
44c
July
4c
Jun
9c
Sep
6.90
Sep
10%
Jan
47c
Aug
Jan
29c
Aug
Jun
17c
Apr
Latin
1,985
24'Ac July
30% May
22%
22%
4.25
4.25
4.45
II,525
3.80
Jun
10 'Ac
9'Ac
13c
36,550
7'Ac
Apr
42,064
13c
Feb
31c
Jan
Gold
Mines..
7.95
Jan
11'Ac May
18c
23c
3.00
3.00
200
2.60
Feb
4.10
1
Jun
3.90
1,100
3.45
Jan
4.25
Jun
*
3.80
35'Ac
39c
15,600
32'Ac
Jun
71c
86c
64,700
48c
Jan
1A6 Mar
Aug
1.70
1
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22%
4.
18'Ac
3.80
1
50c
American
73c
1.44
54c
Jan
Jun
1.48
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Gold
Mines
1
14c
11c
14c
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May
15'Ae
Jan
Mines
1
6'AC
9'Ac
955,000
Sep
Gold
4%e
9'Ac
Lexindin
2%c May
Apr
1.90
15,916
1.65 Mar
1.99
1.85
July
21c
23c
7,800
2.35 Mar
1.03
80c
May
860
5.75 May
47c
July
1
•
Langis Silver
1.75
22c
56c
25c
25'Ac Mar
—1
Mines
44'Ac
4.95
Jan
Gold
Mines..
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29'Ac
21c
Jan
10c
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Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake
30c
24c
258,000
14 %C
45c
4.80
7,308
1
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1.80
21c
1,200
38c
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4.90
65c
31c
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35c
Jun
Aug
24'Ac
64c
38c
12'Ac
May
22'A
July
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65c
1
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8c
10c
1
21,700
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7c
20c
10c
20c
1
32,300
15c
25c
10c
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56,575
Gold
Feb
5.50 May
28c
13c
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146,000
II,600
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23c
13'Ac
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Aug
17c
27c
16,300
1.75
32,500
123,400
Apr
87c
13c 14'Ac
12c
11'Ac
6'Ac
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40c
Aug
21c
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May
17c
5'Ac
Jun
Jun
10c
24c
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14c
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32c,
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82c
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359,000
9c
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8c
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47c
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3,100
77c
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8c
10c
21c
55c
6c
91c
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20c
72c
34c
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87c
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90c
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84c
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95c
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6.00
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10
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96c
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200
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9c
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1.55 May
1,080
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6c
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1.45 Aug
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9c
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19c
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2.80
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2,005
4c
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14'Ac Aug
98,800
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36c
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3.60 Mar
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14c
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53c
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38c
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60c
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4c
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1
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May
45c
10c
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1.60
4c
2.11
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65c
8c
46c
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39c
785,800
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28c
9,000
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14c
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9c
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3.00 Aug
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331,194
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20c
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1.10
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9c
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50c
class A.
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98%
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Arrow
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd——
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd-
l
May
47 c
Jan
L70 Aug
Jun
4c
50c
2.86
h
7c
15c
Jan
1.80
Jun
3,000
10c
Aug
8'Ac Sep
May
19,233
!
8c
Marbenor
1
3c
1.05
Sep
8c
19c
11,300
10c
15c 15'Ac
Halliwell
1,375
;
8.55
>
.
8c
9c
8c
£
Consolidated
70
106% 107%
9 %
±
3,830
Consolidated
■
Pass
43,300
1.18
Feb
2,000
19%
8.45
■V
preferred
White
8'Ac
Jan
91%
8.00
.,
7'Ac
4.85
1,030
16%
18'A
91%
.18%
.100
preferred
12,000
8'Ac
4'Ac July
6'Ac Jun
10,000
9c
59%
-
18C
15%
15%
A
B
VzJo
7c
8c
Jun
■
Class
7c
Jun
1,977
60c
18c
17'Ac
3.25
34%
40c
—
Jan
9c
Iron
Lake—
Golden
Consolidated
2'Ac
—
Fenimore
Gillies
23'Ac Jan
894,932
7c
Dragon Oil
Consolidated
Jan
1.50 May
1.00 July
1,678
,
10%
34 Vz
5
*
__
10%
common.;
Warrants
Weston
Consolidated
Apr
5.50
Jun
8c 17'Ac
43%
2,025
16
15%
——1
10 Vz
Canada
Western
Jun
4.00 May
11c
5,219
;
2.75
2.50
15%
—1.
Products
Westeel
11%
,
Discovery
High
124,625
1.15
Consolidated
Jun
Low
16c
550
52
4.30
common..
Trans
63%
200
1.05
1,05
4.00
51'A
trust
Voting
Jun
385
1
Ref.
Equipment
Kne^p Canada Ltd.
Westcoast
3.75 May
Jan
52
30
4.50
3.25
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13c
12 %c
Consolidated
Consol
Waterous
Webb
13
4.35
W
&
53%
25
13
Wainwright Products &
G
100
484
22c
—
_
—
Walker
7
3.75
53%
53'A
preferred...
Grey
&
Victoria
7
3.50
■
Low
Bellekeno Mines——
Consolidated Beta Gamma
Consolidated CallinHir Flin
Consolidated
Central Cadillac—
5'A
A_.
*R
cc
Jan
14c
Vendomatic
Shares
Con Key Mines—
5%
Electric
Vector
for Week
13c
Jan
1.75
Aug
July
Alloys
Vanadium
95c
500
1.20
1.20
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
High
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par
$6
Monday, September 17, 1962
.
Week's
Friday
Last
stocks
4
.
(Range for Week Ended September 14)
Sales
Week's
Friday
PIQ
.
(1180)
40
Jan
Leitch Gold Mines
Little
Long
Long
Lac
Point
Gas
Gold
...
1
1.48
1.46
...
...
1
21c
5c
9 fir.
.Tulv
39c
Jan
Jan
.
•
,
:
.
Number 6195
196
Volume
,
.
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
(Range for Week Ended September 14)
Sales
for Week
Friday
stocks
Week's
Low
Par
Low
High
High
1.04
1.02
1.05
18,800
96c
Aug
1
10c
8c
14c
34,050
5c
Jan
14c
July
17 %c
15c
20c
802,833
6c
Jun
20c
Sep
Prospectors
6c
6c
7 Vac
27,500
5c
7VaC
Sep
Provo
—
Mines.
May
Oil
Prairie
2.43 Jan
Gold
Macdonald
Macfie
Mines
Ltd
•
Explorations
Mad sen
3.90
21c
3,000
5c
4 Vic
5VaC
20
1.15
1.15
2.15
2.20
8,450
5 Vic
6c
44,000
Lake
1
Mines-—
*
6c
1
13c
14c
lie
Malartic Gold Fields™
1
90c
90c
91c
1,053,271
8,700
Maneast
*
5VaC
5c
6 Vic
62,000
18 Vic
25c
5,745
*
__i
Uranium
Manitou
Barvue
1
Manoka
*
Maralgo
Marboy
Mines
30c
1
—
20c
Marcon Mines
1
Maritimes
1
1
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Consol
Preston
Mines
Gas
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines.
6,700
8c 10 Vic
20,825
25c
117,100
18c
18
1.05
2.00 May
/
2c
Ascot
Sep
Queoec
Copper
Chibougamau Gold
Quebec
Labrador
Jun
Quebec
Lithium
2t51-,Jun
6c
Sep
14c
Sep
1.05 July
Quebec
Manitou
Quebec
Mattagami
Quonto
«.
•
July
Apr
3 Vac Mar
6 Vac
15c
26c
Queenstown
Quern ont
Feb
20c
Jan
36c
6c
July
19,994
11 VaC 18 V2C
2,228,100
13 Vac
.—_1
10c
31,866
7c
17c
23c
32,650
15c
6 VaC
'144,000
4c
3.00
525
Gold
1.
15%C-
1
Mines
Lake!
Red
1
14c
13 Vac
14c
9.75
9.65
9.90
558
1
40c
37c
42c
127,450
McMarmac
Explorations
Ltd
9,900
38c
May
71c
Jan
59c
23,100
39c
Jun
83c
Aug
88c
July
Rayrock
1
76c
1,300
7,200
•
10c
Feb
Realm
Feb
Reeves
9c
10c
19,500
7C
July
13c
Jan
9.00
9.00
9.00
100
14
Apr
9c
11c
12,400
8.50
Jan
Rio
___
Macdonald
41c
1
Minerals
—
l
Algom
•
Roche
Rockwin
,10c
Sep
Rowan
70c
Mar
Medallion PetroleumsMentor Exploration
Merrill
Meta
Island
1.25
Mt
2.26
2.30
12,713
35c
49c
265,400
65c
64c
27,176
8 Vac
37,533
5c
Feb
33c
7,100
25c
8c
8c
10c
28,000
7c
May
May
20c
Jan
14c
16c
2,050
12c
Jun
20c
Jan
Creek
175,575
9c
Feb
47c
Sand
7 Vac
Jun
24c
23c
19V2c
Jun
29c
Feb
Satellite
27c
26c
28c
6,600
20 Vic
July
42c
16c
14 VaC
16c
21,001
13 V*
13 %
13 Va
3,105
17c
273,342
Alger
May-
33 c
Aug
60c
July
86c
Jan
Feb
Silver
24c
23c
25c
14,400
21c
Jan
93C
97C
26.0OU
Calumet
Mines
Concord
36,000
2.52
2.52
2.60
3,100
44c
6c
25 Vic
30c
Continental
New
Davies
New
Goldvue
43,500
1
■.*
Oil
7 Vic
7c
8c
1
23VaC
22c
25c
11,400
4c
,
of
4c
4,000
19 Vic
Canada-
Mines
New
Kelore
1
V-V.4>r
.
l
—jl—
__
5c.
,
i
y----
Mines
15c
_50c
Petroleum
Harricana
5 ,867,030
130,912
38,000
Development
New
65c
6Vac
24c 34Vac
5VaC
Mines—*—'-
l
8C
r
:■
77V
8VaC
19c 19 VaC
13c
8,000
17c.
37,200
4V«C?( 5 VaC
.12,666
•
9c
8c
49c
'
3i75
Jun
1.41 Mar
Jun
13Vac Jan
4 Vic
July
7,900
16c
1.80 Jun
4Vac
Jun
2 VaC
•
*^Jan
i
34,000
68c
6 Vic
Jan
5 V2C
i.
1,20. dan
4c
Jan
4c
July
6c
May
Nickel Mining
Smelting
&
__
6C
——1
48c
7VaC
3,000
13c
189,950
13c
2,760
54C
56,254
48c
-
vi.v.
52c
yuiy
Jan
1.10 Aug
Rock
Nisto
Nor
—-1
—
Mines
Mines
Norbeau
Norcan
1
Norgold
Mines
Northcal
Oils
Ltd—
Canadian
North
Coldstream
Northgate
North
Oils
North Rankin
Northspan
Northern
Northland
Norvalie
Obaska
Orenada
Jan
22c
Jun
37 Vic May
1.55 Aug
9c
33,200
4V2c
20c 23 VaC
27,600
12c
7 VaC
7c
Jun
9c
Jan
Mar
24c
Sep
20c
2.90
2.99
2,248
13c
13c
14c
30,000
4c
Jan
24V2C
13 VaC
8c
15c
860,670
6c
Apr
14Vic
1.45
1,150
50C
50c
50c
2,875
5.50
5.40
5.70
29,938
22c
21c
25c
23.499
28c
22,200
1.37
2.70
1.15 May
50c
1.80
3.20 Aug
Jun
•
•
2.25
89c
Jun
Jan
20c
8.55
May
Apr
Sep
Jan
Mar
Jun
32c
Apr
25c
May
61c
Mar
July
55c
Jan
2.00
Jun
20c
15c
15c
3,000
27c
3.30
Apr
11c
May
lOVaC
9 VaC 11 VaC
66,000
7c
Aug
llVaC Sep
*
13 VaC
12C 13 VaC
6,000
11c
Apr
16 Vic
*
6c
5 ViC
6c
20,000
1
56C
50c
57c
3,560
51
281
12 c"
12c 12 Vac
5,800
16c
26,000
*
15c
14c
Jun
4Vic Jan
46c
44
7c
9c
Jan
Jun
Jan
I8V2C Mar
1
5.00
5.00
5.15
3,579
4.60 Aug
6.75
2.04
1.90
2.04
8,750
1.80
Jun
2.73 Mar
1
6C
6c
7c
24.500
4V2C
Jun
9c
Feb
32c
35c
13,600
21c
Jan
38c
Jun
43 Vac
32 VaC
45C
135,400
30c
May
14
14%
6.90
7.50
120
30c
30c
500
36c
36c
38c
14,250
29c
1.15
May
99c
99c
1.00
8,500
72c
Jan
31 VaC
22c
39c
1,916,558
8c
Feb
8.80
8.75
8.90
2,827
3.20
3.20
165
14
1
-
Warrants
Pamoil
,
Pamour
—--
20c
Ltd
20o
•
Porcupine
II
Paramaque Mines
Feb
Feb
7,894
10
18
May
10%
6'A July
25c
30c
Jan
7.05 July
50c
Feb
Feb
Mar
Feb
1.15 July
39c
.
Sep
8.90
Pax
Consolidated
1
Gold
PCE
Exploration
Permo
_
_
Jun
Perron
Gold
Peruvian
Petrol
&
Oil
&
Ltd
Crow
21c
17,100
16c
Jun
42c
Apr
13 Vac
16c
14,300
10c
Feb
18C
Jun
17c
16 Vac
20c
85,500
10c
Feb
29c
Aug
Mar
1
"1
&
i
19c
10,200
15 VaC Aug
52c
26c
5,780
22 VaC May
44c
Jan
13c
11 VaC
13c
11,700
15c
Sep
Gold
800
80c
Aug
2.00
«
—
21c
23c
19,544
18c
Feb
30c
Apr
7 Vac
8 VaC
12,100
6c
May
9c
Mar
1.65
1.68
4,150
1.80
Jan
16 VaC
20c
202,276
lOVaC lOVaC
1,000
8 Vac
May
Apr
31c
May "
1
1.39
Jun
Vic
lOVaC
•
;
Thompson
38c
42c
1.52
1.58
9,712
95c
90c
95c
3,800
14 Vac
13c 15 VaC
Lundmark
*
Petroleum
1.48
•
Towagmac
4
Exploration"
Canada
Ltd
Exp
Transcontinental Resources
Feb
Mar
'"',56c
Aug
Apr
1,77 Jun
80c
Jun
1.20
18c
Jan
20,500
11c
79
500
70c
May
July
56c
60c
8,740
53c
Sep
1.66 Aug
1.70
57c
10c
Mines
24c
40c
79
10c
—
lie
9,450
1.58
1
Mining
Texstar
42c
1
1
T
—
Territory
Tidal
18
1.71
10,800
75c
Jan
1.74 Aug
70c
May
70c
62c
1.03
Apr
Apr
'"
20c
1.53 Mar
37c
Jan
Jun tr.
1.35
Jun
Jan
14i/aC Sep
Jun
42Vac Jun
64c
9 Vac July
23c
Jan
Triad Oil
Ultra
Shawkey
Union
1.28
1,35
2,850
1.37
1.10
1.40
194,120
1
Mines
1.31
26 VaC
23c 26 VaC
23,850
Apr
Unisphere
1.96 Feb
Jan
1.40
14Vac
Feb
1.10
33c
Sep
Jun
.1
1
12c
10c
12c
272,733
7c
1
Corp—
19 Vac
19 Vac
20c
6,500
17c
July
9.00
9.20
1,850
8
May
14%
Feb
40c
56c
201,160
23c
May
56c
Sep
4.70
5.10
10,785
65c
39,540
♦
Explorers Ltd
Asbestos-—
Buffadison
United
Jun
25c
9.20
Mining
Union Oil
United
HVaC 12 VaC
•
1
*
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
United
Canso V
United
Keno
United
New
United
*
-1
-
i
.1
1
Oils
C
T
50c
-1
_1
—
Hill
•
•
Fortune
-1
1
•
60c
59c
Jan,
3.75
May
33c
Jun
.
22 Vac Mar
23c
Sep
6.25 Mar
68c
Aug
1.30
1.41
812
1.25
May
2.06
Jan
9.90
9.55
9.90
13,868
7.15
Jun
10Va
Aug
21c
19c
23c
145,447
Jan
30c
Jun
1.36
1.36
•
1.40
20,964
United Reef
-1
1
25c
25c
26c
6,125
Upper Canada Mines
-1
1.75
1.71
1.75
20,185
11c
1.25
1.80 Feb
Jun
Jan
20c
1.45 Mar
32c
1.86
Apr
Jun
Vandoo
Vauze
Consolidated
-1
1
Exploration
Mines
1
•
Mines
—
Violamac Mines
-1
1
5c
5c
7c
23,000
4c
July
95c
90c
95c
12,337
75c
May
17c
17c
17c
3,000
13c
Jun
1.15
1.42
67,925
58c
Jun
3.80 July
77c
80c
2,316
65c
Feb
85c
1;18
8c
Feb
2.09 Mar
23c
Mar
Wasamac
1
Weedon Mining
Lake
Werner
1
1
*
*
•
Oil
Malartic- Mines
West
Decalta
Western
6c
312,600
2c
lOVaC
13c
42,000
10c
Aug
Aug
21c
Jan
9c
Jun
14 Vac
Feb
9 Vac
9c
10c
11,634
6.50
7.10
3,831
79c
76c
83c
114,080
8V2C 14 V2C
806,300
1
lOVaC
1
Petroleum
Mines
85c
85c
50c
A
7,200
2.40
2,625
4.00
58c
8,675
22c
122,000
1
8c
Be
Be
1
Winchester
19c
1.45
Larder
—
Windfall
19 VaC
18c
22c
30,178
Wright. Hargreaves
^—
84c
86c
2,900
J
8,000
1.25
Sep
1.26
Feb
2.98 May
July
84c
——40c
12,900
Sep
14 %c
July
15c
17c
21c
83c
Jun
1.75
1.40
1.42
7.95 Mar
July
3VaC
21c
1
Jan
7V2c Jan
Jun
75c
1
Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
19c
85c
2.20
2
Surf Inlet class
Western
Willroy
3 VaC
11c
7.10
Petrol
Westburne
July
4 VaC
—
Nickel
Petroleums
Wespac
Westates
80c
22c;
Jun
11c
Aug
4VaC July
12 Vac Jun
.
Sep(
1.90
35c
Mar
Jan
Feb
9c
Sep
25c
July
1.15
Jun
45C
Jun
75c
Apr
Yale
Lead
Yankee
&
Mines
Yellorex
Yellowknife
1
———
Bear
Mines
•15,000
8c
Jun
14c
Mar
6 VaC
8 V2C
156,000
3c
Jan
12c
3c
7 Vac
9c
9,000
I 5c
9c
Apr
Sep
1.01
1.06
21,400
84c
May
May
15 VaC
17c
1
1.10 July
Consolidated
Mines
1
36,100
14c
„Mar
38c
Jan
47c
47c
1,000
45c
Apr
54c
Jun
6c
6c
11,100
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
30c
(H G) Mines
Yukon
6c
28 Vac
34c
195,075
19 Vac
Young
Yukeno
9C lOVaC
7c
1
Oil
10c
20c
Zinc
Canuck
18c
20c
16,500
16 %C
1
1
—
Jan
14,400
Zenmac Metal Mines
15 VaC
16c
7,900
15c
Jun
36C
65c
8,152
54c
Mar
86c
10c
5C
Mar
41c
Feb
15VaC
Jan
37c
Mar
16c
Jun
32c
Jan
Jun
66c
Zulapa Mining
Jan
63c
14c
1
""
50c
Gold
82c
52c
63c
1
Oils
Jan
82c
1
Mines
Place Oil & Gas
Rouyn
11c
48c
Minerals
Pitch Ore Uranium
Ponder
17C
23c
Gas
Plaeer Development
Powell
18c
23c
'1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
PicKle
18c
14c
Oil
Mines
Oil
21c
.
Exploration
Gas
Jan
1
International
Peerless
2.60
•
Paymaster Consol
Jan
21C
8 Vac
Sep
4.30
'
Pato
Mines
Hughes Gold
Western
Petrol
Mar
8.35
Jan
Jan
32c
July
11c
Feb
74c
55
July
1
I
Palliser
Jun
25cJan
1
Pacific Petroleums
lOc
6Vac Sep
Aug
2.75 Jun
30 Vic
Mines
May
1
11 VaC
Feb
Sep
May
2.90
1
Lake
Jan
1
:
*
54C
8V2C
41c
500
Osisko
3c
4.85
29,754
22,000
Jun
1,854
Ormsby Mines
22,380
53c
300
Gold
25,000
69,000
5.15
61c
2,900
Mines
Orchan
6 Vac
4.85
1
43c
Opemiska Copper
8c
4 VaC
7 Vac
3 Vic Aug
40c
26c
90c
6 VaC
6c
4.90
23,600
2.75
Malartic
Sep
42c
July
"~4VaC Feb
7 VaC
♦
1
.
lie 14 Vac
42c
Oils
O'Leary
23c
lie
15c
Flour
Okalta
2.13
'
43,399
''
1
64q.> Jaii
.rvf
2.15
;
1
37c
1.00
57c
43c
y
33c
35c
3,340
28 Vac
28c
Mines-.
Jan
16,650
8,000
74,270
1,200
50
Lake
Feb
2.85
Taurcanis
Teck
Vespar
Ogilvie
17c
Jun
13c
1.50
II,230
2.50
O'Brien Gold Mines
Apr
12c
1.28
34c
•
Mines
10c
12 VaC
42c
1
Mines
Nudulama
26c
74c
Ltd——,
Oils
May
33C
10,000
2.10
warrants-.—1
A
10c
16 VaC
•
36c
Mines
—
class
Canada
207,900
1
34C
79,000
1
Exploration
19,795
14c 19 VaC
Aug
'
41c
18c
•
Goldcrest
'
1
50c
25c
common
;
'■
42c
1.40 Mar
1
8 VaC
1
North
2.10
Tormont
5c
26c
—
2.00
Torbrit Silver Mines
•
1
:
2.07
Tombill Mines Ltd
15c
1.90
1
Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel:
Mar
Feb
.1
;
Normetal
36c
Sep
46c
1
Mines '-"——
Norlartic
May
Mar
50c
1
Oils
16c
17c
7V2C
16 Vic
1"
Gold
Acme
11,555
Iron
T'emagami
Trans
Nickel Rim Mines
22c
20Vac Jan
13Vac
9V2O July
3»c
20c
1
1 ,759,600
13c
Jan
20VaC
35c
97c
9 VaC
31c
Exoloration
72c
Vic
Aug
Sylvanite Gold Mines
86c
12
20c
Sunburst
Jun
1
500
Feb
20c
*
3,820
Aug
38,900
—U'L
6.20 July
I,100
35c
Apr
24c
•
Jan
21c
1
Cons
22c
™
4.90
Feb
1.55 Mar
5.60
1
Sullivan
"10 Vic Mar
Jun-.k
90,599
4.80
Sep
May
34c
19c
84c
3.15
21c
Uranium
Feb
28c
'-'•
Feb
6.30
34c
8Vac
Jun
4.25 May
1.20 July
21c
River Gold
24c
T_
5.50
1
Contact
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd_i
Rouyn
17,570
Stanrock
Sudbury
25Vac Jan
Mines—
240
3.30
3.25
Jan
Jan
1
i
>
Sturgeon
Jun
Senator
1.26
3.15
Oils
Feb
July
Taku
1.26
Oils
&
Jan
15c
Rouyn Merger—
2,250
Nickel
74,280
New
'
.
Union
Mines
Starratt
160,800
New
«
Steep
12c
1
6.00
7c
1.35
35c
50c
Steeloy Mining
20c
1
v'
Sep
8c
Mines
,
Aug
17c
Gold
"
Spooner
Aug
20c
—.
5.75
Oil & Gas
lOVaC
-—
;
5.85
2.04 May
1
6c
3Vic Jan
7c
Jun
Ltd
Stanwell
l
Mines—
Mines—
'
Mines
Apr
-«r;ilvV9c>[ :Apr
"19 Vic July
p
Siscoe
16c
July
7c
16c
_50c
Mines
29c
'
Aug
19c
304,075
Mines—.
61c
.*
20V2C May
24c
Sep
1
Miller
Standard
7c
Sep
17 VaC
1
65c
Apr
6c
Mar
i_
4,70
Jun
3VaC
21c
Silvermaque
Feb
6c
7c, 10 VaC
77c;
Mar
72c
24c
Jun
Gordon
Southern
628,321
8c
1
1.64
.
9c 13 VaC
6c
1
•
Creek Gold
Silver
May
97c
May
75c
Sigma Mines Quebec—
4 Vic
35c
—
Bidlamaque Gold
Jason
Sherritt,
3,010
—25c
—
New
Hosco
Sheep
14,300
1.60 May
4c
8,706
45c
Sep
31 VaC
Aug
96,400
1.11
•
Apr
39c
300
37c
7c
1.00
Security Freehold
65c
2.20
32,423
6c
1.05
1
Feb
20c
2.15
53c
6 VaC
Metal
Apr
36c
Mar
7%c
Jan
1
16%
12 Va May
70c
4 Vac Mar
8O0
Gold
Petrol
19c
Jun
14c
i1
New
New
Sarcee
65c
7 Vac
;
Mines
New
Vac: Jan
39c
lie
Athona Mines_
New
11c
12
Gold
River
16,840
15.300
*
1
i—
Nealon Mines
New
25c
12,500
Mines.—
Petroleum
Newnorth
21c
1
New
New
21c
68c
Exploration
Newlund
1
1
25c
^ ,a
New
Ryanor Mining
9c. 11 VaC
1
—
New
1.03
July
1
;
1
San
9 Vac
Sep
10% Sep
8 l.aC Sep
10%
13,250
Antonio
Jan
20c
7c
Feb
Feb
Aug
30 Vac
7 Vac
1
.**
Iron
Murphy Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
National
65c
10 Va
'
1.70 Mar
Apr
?8 Vac July
8.00 Jun
6c
1
Mines
National
50c
3.00
Jun
Jun
59,600
7c
*
:
Minerals
Nama
1.90
30c
20c
-
1.25
19c
Sep
Feb
1.35
1
•
Porcupine
Wright
Multi
2.26
42 Vic
,
Mines
200
76c
7%c
•
27,340
Jan
■
Consolidated
1
_i
Petroleums—
Ore
Moneta
Aug
•
Mining Corp
Min
Aug
26c
1
Mines
Mining—
City
4c
28,900
1
Mining—
Uranium
Mill
149,800
28c
& Development_50o
Midcon Oil
Midrim
May
-
1.39
13c
1
Mines
81c
10c HVac
1.70
32c
1
Feb
Sep
76 c
1.39
—
10%
1
51%
41c
20c
Rio Rupununi Mines
Rix
Athabasca Uran
52c
Jun
36
Mines
Mining
Rexpar
Feb
14c
Jan
7c
14c
10c
Feb
Aug
44c
Jan
26c
46c
1.20
88c
7 Vic
Jun
,
10 Va
Mar
52c
57c
26c
18c
9.15 Mar
15c
1.10
12c
7 Vic
Mar
53c
May
1
.
Jan
May
32c
1.10
36c
•
Lake
Red
McWatters Gold Mines
Feb
22c
«,
May
12 Vac Mar
5,235
Apr
9c
5.15
1
5V2C May
52c
Aug
478,100
15c
7,500
35c
1
15,000
50c
15,100
•
18c
12VaC Jan
•
92,360
36c
2.40 May
9 Vac Feb
*
Radiore Uranium Mines
13,800
49c
17c
Jun
Raglan Nickel
Ranger Oil
9c
1
13c-16VaC
*
— —
•
Mining
Sep
Aug
2.95
Feb
18 VaC
Jun
4 VaC
1
Minap.—
12c
2.28
Apr
22c
1
'
McKenzie
10c
Jan
4c
4 VaC
1
Develop
Sep
1.02
Sep
54c
710
1.49
May
1.40 May
46c
Aug
Apr
55c
43 Va
1.41
Jan
7.00
25c
7c
43
68c
2.70
Jan
14VaC
54c
1
61c
Jun
5.50
Apr
12 Vac
10c
1
61c
High
1.52
Jan
Aug
47 VaC
7c
7.00
1
Jan
52c
v
Ltd:
6V2C
3 Vac July
7au
Jan
1.30
*
6.45
Ltd
24 Va
Jun
7.00
5,100
3,601
14,500
Jun
31c
-
Low
2.40
9
Producers
Range Since J^n. 1
High
2.10
1.42
Airways
Quebec
Low
2.40
1
lad...
Minerals
54c
—*'
_
33c
30c
10c
1
Matachewan
3c
10,000
2,650
4.35
Apr
Aug
July
July
17c
78,000
19V»
1
Magnet Consolidated
Majortrans
3.10
4,083
20 Vic
1
—
Cockshutt
Red
3.80
21c
2.53
—
Maclaren class A
MacLeod
3.80
1
Mines
Shares
1
Royalties
Purdex
Macassa
for Week
Par
1
——
Louvkjourt Goldfield
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Sales
Range
of Prices.
Friday
-—
Lorado Uranium Mines—,
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
15c
518,900
66c
70c
36,825
25%
25
26
2,440
50c
50c
54c
9,900
35c
July
July
91c
Feb
38c
38c
500
31c
May
85C
Jan
—
21
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
16C
Aug
91c
May
*No
29 Va Mar
included
range),
Whpn
par
value,
a
Odd
lot
sale
(not
included
in
year's
range),
d Deferred
delivery sale
(not
in year's range),
e Selling ex-interest.
fFlat price, r Cash sale (not included in year's
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges. wdWhen delivered.
issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
v
Ex-rishts.
Z
Ex-stock
dividend.
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1182)
National and Eastern List of Over-The- Counter Securities
obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc.? and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions.
They are
intended as k 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
distribution
Industrials and Utilities
Corp
Aerovox
Name
Fullview
Cameo
American
American
American
American
American
American
American
•—
Inc
Labs
*
Tele class A-10
Inc
-4
Applied Research Cbrp_——,_25c
Aqua-Chem Inc _
1
Anglo Canadian
Anheuser-Busch
Industries
10c
1
Inc
Farms Co
common
Participating preferred
-•
Arkansas Missouri Power Co—5
Arkansas Western Gas Co—2%
Arlans Dept Stores
1
Armstrong (A J) & Co Inc—,1
Arrow Hart & Hegeman Elec-10
Arden
Metal
1
1
1
Inc
class A
Corp
Arvida
Assembly Products Inc
Associated
Products
r~r"l
cl A..5
Springs Corp
10
Transport Inc
•
Associated Sales Analysts
Associated
Associated
Inc
Astrodata
—
Gas
40o
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50o.
Automation Industries Inc
1
Avery Adhesive
Products
1
Avon
Products Inc
2.50
Aztec Oil & Gas Co
1
Inc
Hydro
Banlife
Corp
Distilling
Barton
25%
Carolina
23
Carpenter
27
2iy2
Bemis
'
26%
Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
30'A
Central
33%
12%
n y4
27%
22%
1
18
5'A
23 ■'
Cent
17
18%
Charles
7%
Citizens
8%
23%
City
8%
Clarise
Sportswear
11 %
Clifton
Precision
11
13%
15%
2%
3%
7%
Coastal
Coburn
Bon
6%
:
4%
Colorado
7%
Colorado
6%
15 %
5iy4
543/4
Commerce
25 y2
27 y4
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Gas
Oil
157/a
30 %
24%
Commonwealth
.
57%
5%
10%
12 y4
13%
14%
Business Systm.lOc
Freightwy Inc.2.50
Consolidated Rendering Co_6.25
Consolidated
14 %
15 y4
...
22%
Consumer
Mtge
Continental
17%
Continental
5%
17%
6% 1
4%
Ridge
Cosmo
81
84 3/4
Cove
14%
15:%
Cowles
93A
10%
Book
Pharm
Magazine
Systems
Cross
Company
Inc
5
Co
Crown-Bremson
Cummins
25
Darling
Dashew
517/a
Data-Control
38»/4
Industries
45%
(L
15
1
Dial
32%
7%
Specialties
Co
A)
13
33/4
-50o
Machines
5c
15
Boston
Capital
Boston
Herald-Traveler
Corp
•
6%
8%
1
Corp.*
Industries
1
9'A
23
7%
10
Id/,
25 '/a
4
4%
10c
preferred
8%
16 %
7%
8%
23%
25%
25
Inc
lo
British-American Const & Mat_5
Co
Inc
Mfg
Co
Co
5
10
3%
8
Va
41/4
9
21%
24%
34
373/4
9%
i
Digitronics
Disc
Corp
'.
Inc
Dixon
(J)
General
Aniline
General
Drlve-In
1 General
Supermarkets Inc.—10c
9
161/4
173/4
Grosset
Gluckin
16%
773/4
Gulf
Southwest
18
4%
19%
Hamilton
5
5%
1
2%
20 Va
18y2
21%
.1
21%
23
20c
7%
pfd_2
27%"
Mfg
Economics
Economy
8%
29%
•V
Edgcomb
Edgerton
" 4y8
10
443/8
46%
35
381%
Corp
Steel
Germ
Ltd..
Co
&
5
5
Grler
1
2%
5
19%
18%
•
EICO
1
4V2
1
23 %
25%
Elco
)
10%
11%
Electrada
Electronic
Paso
Instrument
Inc
33%
313A
•
36 3/4
14 %
13
143/8
16
*
Corp
'
1
53/a
.1
Inc
Harman
17%
/■'
10%
6y8
,11
1
Company.
86
903A
1
14%
153/4
Munning
3.50
Harrington & Richardson Inc.l
Hathaway Instruments Inc—1
5%
6%
263/4
Hawaiian
16%
Hanover
Shoe
Hanson-Van
Inc
Winkle-
Telephone Co—
;
29 Va
8%
5
Hearst
Heath
Publications
Cons
(D
A
C)
25
*
_i—_:
4%
31/4
Corp ...
*
Hidden Splendor Min 6% pfd.ll
High Voltage Engineerng Corp 1
Holiday Inns of America
1.50
Hoover
Co
class
A
17-3/4 "
'
3"
11%
22
,
123/s
Corp
4%
l
Chemicals
Inc
40%
43%
•
Corporation
Hydrocarbon
Coke
Inc
Maxam
Corp——1
—-1
3
Corp
McGraw (F H) & Co
McLean Industries class A
Electronics
1
Industries
Melpar Inc
Publishing
Lines—1
5
Co
21 %
231/4
6%
63/4
8%
9%
1
50c
Hydrides Inc
Line Co
Midland
Capital Corp
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc
Mileo
Electronics Corp
Pipe
Hat Co
Miller
Income
l
33A
4%
4y4
51/4
$1.25
433A
Indiana
41
&
Mid-America
lOc
1
Coal
Metal
6y8
Electrolux
—1
Inc
Maust
113/8
93A
6%
Industries
Marshall
28%
53/8
6
*
1
Mary Carter Paint class A
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
Matheson
Company
1
McClennan Inc
&
Marsh
10%
8%
Corp
\
—
26
Consolidated class A_50c
Instruments
1
Electro-Tec
Inc
Marrud
2nd preferred ^
Hugo ton Gas Trust
Hugoton Production Co
6%
Marmon
24
Huyck
6%
Corp
Herrington Co
Oil
5%
Electro-Science Investors
—t—_—
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp A_1
IO1/4
Electro
.1
1
^25c
10c
_1
Industries
Meredith
26%
Indian
Properties Inc A
Head
Mills
Inc
Gas
&
Water
Bros
Miller
Co
1
7%
1
1
Mfg CO
Industries
1
23 %
25%
Miner
20
com
preferred.
4%
14%
153/4
...
42%
46 Va
71%
743/4
14%
133/4,;'
'
10%
.9%
'
31
33 %
•
/ -5
43/a
'9%
8%
21
223A
11%
12%
16 3/a
15%
54%
51
9
io%
v
"
24
25 %
22%
2^%
Miniature
*
25%
27%
Class A
Inc
25%
24
3%
Houston
4%
18
Corp
M&rlene
Merchants Fast Motor
43/a
37/a
31%
295/8
20 y8
9'A
33%
Markite
263A
1
7%
3%
33/4
'
Co—8
Capital Corp
237/8
Material
4%,
1
6%
*
1
Electric
Magnefax Corp
Magnetics Inc
Maradel Products Ins
40%
1
16%
&
Gas
Madison
21
83/8
28%
.3%
33V3c
Co
19 %
373/4
25c
30%
(E F)
MacDonald
24%
7%
25%
'
1%
*
Lynch Communication Sys Inc-l
Lytton Financial Corp.
—1
Melnor
193/8
35 !A
24.50
12%
26%
1
—
33A
•
5
Units
.14%
"
Inc
Corp
8%
17%
273/4
lc
8%
93/4
z
13%
1
2
1
McLouth Steel Corp
2%
Mechanical Handling Systems.l
Medco Inc class A—
10c
Corp
251%
8%'
2
Natural
73/4
Corp
Co_
Land
Field
10 Va
9%
8%
Houston
5
8%
9%
Horizon
Gas
81/4
75/a.
*
211/4
5%
28%
►
-5
Metcom Inc
80c
Mexican Light & Pwr Co com *
$1 preferred
13.50
Michigan Gas Utilities Co—2.50
Microdot Inc
*
2%
8%
123/4
.
7%
1
33y8c
-1
1
——
Stores
Ludlow
Maxson
25
5
Henry's Drive-In Inc
•7%:"
11%
26%
1
—5
—1
Drug Stores Inc^
Companies Inc
Mattel
...
(Texas)23'A
Electric Co.
Corp
Electro
37
8%
20%
•
Laboratory Inc
1
Bookbinding Corp.lOc
Ecuadorian
8%
13%
Hermetite
Eastern Racing Association
Eastern Utilities Associates
..
,7%
,
29%
-
Mangment class A-lOc
1
Dynamics Corp of Am $1
Controls
1
,—L-
25%
Dumas
Corp
73/4
.
193/a
1-/
,
5
.
Forms
Steel
Star
Marine
23
Hamilton
13%
73/4
Inc
Joint
Lucky
;
f\ *
Inc
Handmacher-Vogel
13%
67/8
1
Cosco
Mining
Dynacolor
.
1
Hamilton
Hanna
:
Capital Corp
18
2
Inc
Lowe's
34%
,
4%
;_l
Hagan Chemicals
Hajoca Corp —
,
.
;
12
10c
(
43
Corp
Duriron
Company
Dymo Industries Inc
Corp
16%'
57
Inc
Sons——1
'
1
Gyrodyne Co of America
40
Dura
12%
...—1
48i%
1
Inc
.32%
1
29%
Chemical
Corporation
Dynamics Corp.
Duffy-Mott Company
Bush
'
.1
Dunlap Inc
Capital Inc..
27%
53
Loft
17
Growth
9%
,
74
45
1
12V4
15%
&
■73/a
18%
20c
1
—50c
70c
Inc
1
Pipe Co
Candy Corp..
15%
&
& Bradstreet Inc
11%
»
Interstate
9%
Lock
_*
Gulf
3%
203/a
3%
Guardian
293%
Loblaw
Mount Power Corp
11
9
11%
Longs
It 3%
2%
.7
6%
103/4
22%
Estate
32%
.
lo
2.50
—-1
Co—
Liberty Loan Corp.
Lilly (Eli ) & Co Inc B_.
Lipe-Rollway Corp. A
Lithonia
Lighting Inc..
20%
...
19
.
63/4
10
Co———
Business
Lewis
—5
10
27.%
;
Brick
Real
10%
17%
30
Leuce Lanes
Lone
lu%
•
;
8%
Fire
10
(
'
Cement
Inc
'9%
P)
197/8
26%
Lei
7%
(A
18
10%
-
9%
...
Inv____.
17
153/4
24
20 Va
1
Ll
Ind
28%
16%:
a
30%
Co Ltd—1£
(William)
Wash
26%
.4%
18%
Properties class A
29%
18%
8%
^1
9%
27
10
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233/4
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503/4
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Leaseway Transportation Corp.l
Leeds .& Northrup Co—,
50c
103/4
;
28%
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43
47%
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147/a
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Grolier
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Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50o
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Levitt
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5%
213/4
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9
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355
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8%
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Kingwood
Oil Co
1
Kinney Service Corp
—1
Knape & Vogt Mfg Co
—2
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2
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1
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393/4
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413/8
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48
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16
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Buckingham Corp class A
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3
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Brunning (Charles) Co Inc
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9%
19%
226
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•
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Utilities
73/a
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173/4
212
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10
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Jervis
133/4
20
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Dictaphone
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3
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19%
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r
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10c
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Diebold
19%
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5%
17 %
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5
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Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit International Bridge
1
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,3 %
14%
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23
11
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;
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r
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Crouse-Hinds
213/4
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48
5
Inc
Products
19%
8%
Craig
18%
17
18 Va
10%
33%
16%
Vitamin
Cowles
18%
16 %
1
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13%
12 y2
12
33/4
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Coffee Company
Coral
5%
4
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12%
Investors
Cook
Cook
42
8%
53%
321%
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24%
16 y2
16%
22i%
•
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22%
39
8
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Continental
6
13%
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20%
113/4
1
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2%
2
12%
11%
1
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Franklin
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
47/s
53/4
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Floyd
22i/2
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5
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Florida
5%
of
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10
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Jamesbury
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183/a
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87%
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173/8
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;
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11%
23
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10
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Florida
73/8
5
1
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28
12%
Browning
Clearing House
23
44
&
25
25c
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Commonwealth Telephone Co.10
20
Brockway
251/a
17
*
Bristol
Plastics
Colorite
13%
$1.20
15%
10 y4
23 y2
Machine
Bag Co..
Inc
421/4
preferred
5%
7 y8
Bowser
39 %
Gas
& Gas Corp
Danley
Co
Electric Manufacturings
Brown
Oil
$1.25
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12 y2
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com_3
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Bowl-Mor
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Interstate
Dallas
Leasing Co
Botany
143/4
Colonial Stores Inc
Del
Beranek
Bolt
2y2
44%
Power & Light. —1
1
Sivalls & Bryson Inc
Bohn
19%
417/B
3%
Surety
Florida
9%
49%
21%
Irwin
40%
83%
•
•
8
10c
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Florida
18%
53%
77/a
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83/4
17 y4
6%
17%
A
45%
.
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•
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29%
•
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Fisher
24
1
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17%
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Fitchburg Paper Co class
223/8
10
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Collyer Insulated Wire Co
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171/4
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First
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153/4
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Hathaway Inc
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4y8
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Gas
1
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States
Cole
14%
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27%
38
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Fisher
203/8
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Flight Co
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22 »/4
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63/8
9%
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4'3%
9
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22%
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10
271/4
&
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23 %
'
203/4
4 %
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17%
;
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Ionics Inc
4%
5 y4
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First Republic Corp of Am cl
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(NJ)-
134
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40%
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First Investors Corp cl
203
15%
1
Billups Eastern Petyoleum.
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Billups Western Petroleum.
2.50
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class
_
13%
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class
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Boston
First
:
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.
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24%
197
128
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/
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Interstate Vending
9%
7%
:
1
1
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6
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24 3/8
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Preferred
13%
21 y2
Instrumnts_50c
Musical
Christiana
4%
12%
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the Ritz
of
Chicago
36%
3%
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Chattanooga Gas Co
5%
34
Pub
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(Otto) Co class A—
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—
Bernz
Vermont
42%
10
Gal van
9
4%
38%
Interstate
6%
11
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Corp
West
Fiat
19%
1
Telephone Co
40
4%
10
-_._2.50
Inc
Farrington Mfg
!
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Natl Mortgage Assn.100
293/8
Power
Maine
10
4
35
Interstate
27%
r
6
_10c
Federal
35%
Central
8%
1
!_*
!
Farrel-Birmihgham
32%
13%
8%
12
5
Gas
;
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Lanes Inc
Faradyne
21%
Indiana
9%
,
6
25c
Corp...
Interstate Engineering Corp
15 Va
8i%
15%
53/a
Interstate
163A
133/4
8%
13%
Inter-national Recreatn Corp_50c
International Textbook Co..
•
16%
251/4
29%
,
7%
_*
Com
Ask
27
International Cablevision "A" 10c
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50c
54
2.50
Inc
—_—^
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Far
28
20%
Point
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Intermountain Gas Co:
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173/4
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Bid
10
Inter-County Tel & Teleg.4.16%
32
50%
Co.
.
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1
for Industry
,25c
Industries
Instrument Systems
26%
•
—__*
...
&
Fair
3%
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Trust
Central
11 1/8
Berman
Field
Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
7'%
Famous Artists School..
141/b
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16'"
—.1
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Electronics
Fabien
5%
5
13 V8
1
23 y4
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Berkshire
Gas
24
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9%
17%
10%
Bros
Inc
Natural
•
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Timer
Infrared
4%
29
Co.!
Indianapolis
6
20
Company
Oil
Ets-Hokin
81/8
83/4
23%
25 y2
Beneficial
Chemicals
Cary
7
1
10c
Co
3%
43/4
50c
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103A
1
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&
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6%
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513/a
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Corp
9%
1
Inc
143/4
Equity
7i/8
•i6%
Manufacturing Co— __i
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Belle
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225/s
Becton Dickinson & Co
Behlen
Line
Pipe
Cascade
6%
Corp
Inc
Caressa
46
Counselors Inc
Beauty
50c
8%
2iy8
Markets Inc. .^-1
(A J)
Jaystate Corp
6%
5y2
6%
For Tech Industries__l
Products Corp....
50c
Southwest
Information
6 3/s
Corp.......
Erie Resistor
73/a
1
Capital
—5
Co.
—1
Bayless
641/4
Capital
4%
Mfg
Bates
65%
60%
Capitol
8
Properties class A
Basic
62
*.'■'
25
7%
3%
Corp
Barden
193/a
4%
7%
Electric
Bangor
17%!
common..
Chem— 500
&
Paint
Baltimore
__1
—.
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Inc
Atomic
tJaira
1
Electronics
Babcock
B
Coal
Epsco Inc
2%
11%
Mills common
Class
■—
Atmos-Pak
2%
l03/4
153/4
5%
6
15%
Ennis
113A
10%
10c
—1
141/4
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Industrial
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil Co
Endevco
Oil
Electric
Horn
Emhart Mfg
<-•
12%
5%,
Light Co
5
Atlas Credit Corp common__10c
Class
B
v—
10c
Atlanta
8%
16
Corp
Anelex
Cannon
5%
50c
2.50
Corp
65 %
24%
Heritage
Anderson
.
Superior Ltd
23
Pipe &
Anchor
~
1
Delhi
Canadian
21
50c
—1
Publish__25o
Construction_5
American Rubber A; Plastics—1
Amer St Gobain Corp com.7.50
5%
preferred—
25
American Sterilizer Co
3%
American Univend ——
1.50
American
Inc
7%
American Gypsum Co
American
18%
inc
21
6%
Co
1
Biltrite Rubber Co—
Cement Corp
5
Cryogenics
—50o
Electronic Labs cl A_1
Express Co
5
Financial Corp
Furniture Co
1
Greetings class A—1
American
171/4
3 %
50c
—
28 y4
—12%
ny2
Filter
Air
21%
,26%
Industries
Canadian
6%
19 V4
12%
changed to
Cannon
—-10?
Corp
Radio
American
Art
3%
12%
Corp—1
Gas
Elk
24 y8
Telep
Ca-Tec Systems
6i%
Corp—3.75
1
Allyn & Bacon Inc
Altamil Corp
Alterman Foods Inc
&
10y4
9
Par
30 Va
Corp
Water
Ask
53%
273A
Co
Elizabethtown
Bid
1
Capital—
Instruments
°f. securities which hav, a
securities which have a wide
region.
10c
Elizabethtown Cons Gas—
73/4
22'/2
5
Service.—
Water
51/4
6
1
Co
Maintenance
Arcs
18%
Liquid
Water
19%
—10
Pepsi-Cola
Organ
Allied
5%
Calif
11%
Credit class A——10c
Allegheny
Allen
Calif
3
*
Develop
Land
Quotations for Friday, September 14)
Eastern
Card
Inc
Capital
Int'l
Optical
Elion
3%
2%
6%
10c
Tel
Interstate
California
7%
State
Allied
4%
5%
z.
Corp
Inc
4 V2
Inc
Alico
All
California
Industries
Cadre
11%
10
1
—2
Company
17 Va
10c
Culver
Alberto
Aid
Caldor
13%
M
4%
Homes
Albee
27 y4
3%
*
Ajax Magnethermic Corp
Device Mfg_
Alarm
3%
5 Vb
1
5
Inc
Aileen
F
16%o
E I R Inc class A
C
12%
*
Airpax Electronics
Air work Corp
C
24%
Coip
Associates
9%
14%
3%
1
10c
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.*
Adler Electronics Inc
10c
Aeronautical Electronics
1
Aerotest Labs Inc—,
—10c
Acme
Acoustics
Elgee't
8%
12%
—-1
Rents
Electric
Electronics
Ask
Bid
Par
Associates
Electronics
Ask
Bid
in the
Accounting
Electronic
Par
primarily
Par
Electronic
Abbey
Monday, September 17, 1962
.
.
asked quotations are
following bid and
ThP
.
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Precision Bearings—
2
■4%
"•
4%
5%
17%
18%
85/a
9%
11
10
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8%
9%
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12%
13%
413/4
/
393/8
83/4
7%
83/4
-9%
'
15%
17%
25%
28%
32
343/8
103/4
93/4
14%
13%
63/4
23/4
7%
.
•
3%
3%
4
303/4
33
3
83/4
9
3/a
3%
10
10
103/4
113/4
21
22%
21%
24 Va
63/4
7%
4%
5%
1G%
11%
10%
11%
16%
17%
103/4
12
16
17%
7%
8%
38%
40%
9
10%
9%
10%
5%
6%
3%
3%
6%
7%
-
Number 6195
196
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1183)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
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1
11
New
24>/4
15 Va
Co—
26 V4
Southern
Oil CorpZ—_5> : 26 V2
Instrument CO—.2——"■ ■'.,'•19%
8y«
'
,
39%'
16%
5
.»
Southern
5%/-
Light Co—_6y2
9%
7 lA
—50c
Inc
11 Vi
Vegetable
Packard
1
Gulf
IOV2
•
16%
36
_50c
Southern
,
/
-
A
14%, Z. 15%
Co._5
"
1
•
12%
Pac Mercury Electronics cl A-50c
Pacific
;!
9%
11 V
Express_2
class
Class B
^Southern
4%;
<
8%
Inc__—5
Robinson
'
Mfg
Victor
8%
•8%
•
—
Sorg Paper
t;
Soroban, Engineering
13Va
—
7%
-Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A
1
Southeastern Capital Corp
1
Southeastern Telephone Co__10
10%
12V4
*
23%
Co
South Shore Oil &
"
Brewing
21J/2
&
(John)
:Sonar
6%
9%
1
16
—
Y15%.
-;
,6
50c
2
Veeder Root Inc
Simplicity Mfg Co class A
Skil Corp
Small Business ilnvestment
42¥2
/v-14y2
25c
*
,5%
Sierra Pacific Power Co_"__J3.75
Sigma Instruments
^
1
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
*
.
'
Products—
Vector
14%
4%
„1
....
(Henry I) Co
Sierra Capital Co.
.
Ozon
13%
14V2
.
^26%
39%
Western
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
"
—4
—
Siegel
13
24%,
40%
Vamco Corp _——;
Van Camp Sea Food Co.—
5%
14%
-
lc
Oxford Chemical class A
Inc
Iron
&
Power
37%
10c
Vahlsing Inc
Valley Mould
87
Inc
IOV2
11%
Orkin Exterminating Co....:—*
Otter Tail Power Co..
5
Lines
&
Co—_1
2
1
17
80%
21
30 y4
Western Mass
Companies
Western Natural Gas
Co
Electronics
25 y4
Niles Crane & Hoist
^u.'-6%;;> A-IVdi
Old Ben Coal Corp.—5
i,:^24%;
26%
Onyx Chemical Corp——/ 21%
23%
Overnite
Vacuum
.20%
15%
74%
Co_5
Telephone_I_5
19y4
Corp
Industries
18%
'■
39%
20%
17%
Whitin
5y2
•
&
1
Shulton
•v-;lv33%f
9
■
Mining
—2
...
Co..
Shepard
14%
„•
&
—10
/
Corp...,
&
29 y2/
h' 4% !
31 f
Const
Utilities
20 y4
4%
-
11%'
V13% Z
,
'
Recovery (Corp.-———-:—Jc
Oklahoma
Utah
36%
14%
Kentucky Gas
Western
Inc
5%
22 1
*
Western
"23%
Utilities
17%
4%
5
Western
1
Lines
16%
*
Co
9%
40%
21%
•
12%
&
Transmission
Light
14%
20%
Ho
—__I_5
371%
.
1
.
11%
13%
All
...
4%
10%
Co.
Manufacturing
Westcoast
19%
24
Foresman
Telephone
4%
4
A_~_Il
cl
36%
73%'
"3%
Truck
10%
30%
Sel-rex Corp
19%
•
8
Coast
18lA
Corp
Sexton
18
—Z-r-1
J—:.——l'->
—-
Corp.l '
1
States
6'/8
9%
Amer
West Ohio Gas Co.^^
West Penn Power
Co
West Point
14»/8
34V4
II III
Shaer Shoe Corp
Sliawmut
Association
10% v
—^1
Corp
1
Servateria,
14%
5%
28%
—
17%,
..
States
'
West
5
Assocs..;
11%
68
13
12%
17%
12%
3%
•
....
Tube "of
Upper Penninsular Power Co__9
Uris Buildings
10c
Security Columbian Banknote_2
1
Seismograph Service Corp
Selas Corp of America..._
.1
32
27%
Co—3
class
Co
"
Vernitron
50%
i
i8V2
34%
16%
10
18%
22%
Wellington Mgnt Co class A.lOc
Wesco Financial
Corp__.^
1
13%
Power-
7%
30'/8
17 y8
United
18%
(G, D)
23%
-16
9%)
Service
Chemical
NytrOnics. Infc
Ohio
Gas
Natural
9y8
16%
11%
32%
E.*-
Scientific
Welded
87/8
,
25%
Searle
1
10%
Company——5
Nat-Gas——* ;
Ontario
sy2
United States Sugar Corp
8%
'
8'%
1
Corp.
'
12 y*
Sealed
"• 6%
Welch
34%
1
United
6%!
17
38%:
47%V
Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals—__10c
A.
Del
8 »/2
United
14%
Ocean
13%
'14 y8
■-
of
•';
7%
32%
42%
20 y2
Corp..
1
Transport A„I~1
Weissberg! (H. R.) Corp class
4V4
13y2
21%'
Rock
*,
(Del
7%'
York
Trap
11V4
Preferred
—.10
United States Leasing
Corp..
1
United States Realty Invest
*
-
23 y4
34%
-
ioy4
Webb
13%
39%
1
Wayne-George Corp
37/a '
Scripto Inc class A
v
11 Va,
7V2
23%
6%
Inc
Co
Aviation
-Scott
•
6%
^ 21%
17%
12%
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~ Ho
cl ~A_Z_1
Co
Ask
.
16
Steel
Bros
3%
Season-all Industries Inc.. -—11
Nutone
10
5% /
3%
Seatrain
Nuclear
32%
13
37%.
Northwestern
38%
~5
Fetzer
Scott &
Scott
11%;
36
Nicholson ;Fiie Company—■——11
Nielsen (A C) —"
1
Oil
•10
Watson
Corp.....1
United States Envelop com
10
'''6% t
35%-
,12%
11%..
•Noxema
5%''
■'
.8%
10%
Northwest
'•
30%
35
7%
North: Penn-
•.
& Sons class A.100
Williams Inc..
—.5
&
Washington
22
.—.1
■
Foods
24%
20%
Servomation
;
Ball Bearings_2
Northern
United
Scott (O M)
■'
=
"" 32%
York
New
8 Va
1
Jersey Natural Gas Co-—5
Airways Inc———1
New
Nuclear
'
Co.—s.——1
New England Gas & Elee Assn_8
New
Investors
United
Swasey Co
Brothers Co
Warshow (H) & Sons
Washington Natural Gas
Z-10c
J)
Corp.
Research
Lad
Scott
'12
J.0V4 ;
,
*
4%
.*
•
1,
Scot
(Waller
.
Capital
Science
•
5%
*
18%
(
Schneider
Science
22%
6%
Co
J)
United
7%
Warren
13%
—10c
—
6%
■
Brothers
,_1
33%
•
Warner
23
United Artists Theatre Circuit.l
United Illuminating Co.—
*
'
&
—2.50
:
5%
n
—
11
Inc
Warner
56
Bid
Products cl A..2
Corp
i6%c
9%
8%
2.50
Inc.
—Z
Walnut Grove
Walter (Jim)
4%
12
lo
& Pwr
30 y2
;
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10%
•
9%
Inc
Unishops
23%
•
4%
——x52
Co...
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12%
50c
Corp..
Gas
Gas
Brands
Uarco
•
14%
Inc
Products
'
...
18%'
,16 V21
.
9
National
21%
«.
Inc..
-Electronics
•
'
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National
Scantlin
Prod
"21"
10%
13
Schaevitz Engineering —10c
Schield Bantam Co
5
10% •:
—z
——50c/.:, "3%
Development.lc
10%
__c-i.
National
1
Candles- —11
Sawhill Tubular
•"■•j 5y4-
Products
Homes
—.1.
Savannah Elec & Power Co.—5
Savin Business Machines-.:,_10c
-
47%/
-
Corp_l
14%
National Gas & Oil Corp.——-5;\" 20%
National
Louis
St
? V4
,
-
11 16Va
1
.
9% 1
:—
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class
4> San Jacinto Petroleum' Corp—1
; 17%;
Sanders Associates class A.
1
r«
8%
Chemical
National
.
Inc.
Greeting Cards- —.1
: Corp
_10c
...
Paper Co—
12%
Capital-,-—
—1
Croix
.: ,i'i
10.
.
Col———-—*"v
Co
Tucson
Rust Craft
Saxuciaxi
Fabric
1
5y8
Labs
Tropical
69%
Togs Inc
Russell. Stover
11%
Narrow
■
66%
Russ
17%.
1
Company—t^l.25
Narragansett Capital ———•—1
21%
M%
Rudd-Melikian
10%
Nalco
Trico
13
15%
Cookie
•
2oy8
Moore Products Co————,11,'
Treesdale
6%
24 Va
.—
18%
28%
5%
Royal Dutch
Pete..33% florins
Royal Industries Inc
—1
16 •
: 9Vz
27%
—.1
—
11%;
Morningstar-.Paislcy Inc.—_
Mfg
26%
Inc—
Par
25%
10%
11%
Investing A
l
Transistor Specialties...—__10o
Transogram Co Inc..
1
6%
*-
Ask
24
Transcont
Co__——__ __5c
12'/a
.
Mothers'
5%
26 y8
Quotations for Friday, September
14)
Bid
Transcontntl Gas Pipe Line_50c
Transcontinent TV class B—2.50
43%
-2%
8 %c
...
Par
37/b
40
.—I
18%
.
Shoe Inc
3 y4
10%
,
Park
Jfockey Club.lc Z
Monroe Auto Equipment—_i-1
Moog Servocontrols
—1,
Moore Drop Forging Co.—
,1
Moore-Handley
Inc.————,..1 /
Morse
62
Ino„—.-30C
Co.
(Wm H)
Rotron Mfg
~
Monmouth
Mfg
Rose Marie Reid—
•
6V2
1
Brothers
Rockwell
;
1
(H H) & Co..—
Rockawer
••
25%
4%
Construction.-"'
Ask
56%
1
Myers Inc
Robertson
,
11%
27
Bid
*
Par
40%
1 25
—-——
Corp Z—
Ask
37%
6%
20 /a
10%
—1
—.-.-lOc
43
-
Par
Wire
Cable—
&
Golconda Lead Mines—
4.10
Missile
Sites
T V Development
Shares
High
3.90
4.10
—
-10c
Low
Corp.
-25c
High
900
1.50 May
60c
Jun
1.90
1.20 Aug
3.50 Mar
50c
1.80 Mar
1.80
800
1.50
55c
Range Since Jan. 1
3.20 July
3.00 May
1.80
l25o
Inq_
Electronics
14
Sales
1
Leasing Credit "nits"—
Nashville
of Prices
Low
Sept.
for Week
.1
-10©
Co
:
1.70
1,400
55c
55c
300
Aug
110 Ju n
4.70
Sep
4.30 Aug
Aug
1.70 Mar
6> OO "of
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(1184)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Mutual Funds
Bid
1.91
5,66
7.26
4.19
4.95
al3.37
8.26
1.43
4.38
4.98
8.01
3.47
10.54
Par
—.-25c
Mutual Funds—
Fund
Aberdeen
Fund Inc——
1
Affiliated Fund Inc
—1.25
American Business Shares
1
Advisers
American Growth
Fund——1
Fund Inc
1
American Investors
American Mutual
Fund Trust——— *
Atomics Physics & Science Fd_l
Associated
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Science &
Ask
2.09
6.25
7.85
4.53
5.35
9.03
1.57
4.78
5.41
8.71
3.79
11.46
Ltd
Canada
:
1
—;
9.28
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund Inc new——.———1
Blue
10.64
8.85
Boston
Investing—-—50c
Bullock Fund Ltd-—
---1
California Fund Inc—.———1
Canada General Fund—
(1954) Ltd—
——1
Canadian Fund Inc—
1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd ———1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fundlc
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
12.04
11.75
6.30
Street
Broad
14.60
15.92
9.67
B
9.88
12.75
6.77
6.19
9.53
10.37
11.03
10.35
11.31
8.88
9.70
9.36
10.23
9.09
9.93
14.24
15.56
9.08
9.87
7.90
,
17%
19 %
7.08
17.13
18.76
6.38
6.98
Investing Co Inc—1
15.52
53.08
15.68
•
53.62
Theory Invest Fund Inc—1
10.22
9.25
7.60
8.46
3.01
4.82
11.17
Inc—-—-—~—1
14,79
16.08
—
Dow
Fund
__i^25o
10.11
8.33
9.27
3.30
5.21
5.95
Knickerbocker
50c
Stock Fund
———.—-—50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1
11.47
12.02
5.38
Energy Fund Inc—
—10
Equity Fund Inc
———-20c
Federated Growth Fund25c
al9.59
7-91
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
—r_—-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 ——*
7.56
14.01
X17.31
12.18
Fund
Balanced
—
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Bond Series
——--—lo
Common stock series——lc
•„
series
Util
Fund
—
5.88
"8.20
Insurance
Life Insurance
Trust——1
10.73
11.73
14.92
16.31
10.89
11.87
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can.—.1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
Managed Funds—
Electric shares
—lc
General Industries, shares—lc
3,11
———lc
1.71
shares
Paper
shares-——
11.11
8.22
lo
General Bond shares
10.90
11.94
16.32
al9.7l
16.81
1
—:——10c
Series H-DA—i
———10c
4.52
4.43
4.94
Haydock Fund Inc————1
a24.49
Hamilton Funds
.
8.04
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.30
2.52
of Boston Inc—1
7.25
7.92
1
1
8.94
6.45
9.77
Foundation Fund—*—_lc
Growth Fund-lc
10.58
11.57
9.30
10.18
6.19
6.77
Fund
Income
Incorporated
Incorporated
Income Fund.
Investors——
7.05
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Inst
Institutional
Income Fund
Institutional
lc
Int'l Resources Fund Inc
Investment
lc
Casualty
7.26
7.96
Morton B C
Foundation—1
13.39
14.47
Mutual Invest Found Growth—1
3.72
4.02
.1
—1
8.58
9.42
al3.37
Mutual Trust Shares—.
—1
2.59
Mutual Investing
Fund
Mutual Investment
4.62
19.87
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
~2.64
13.19
14.26
10.51
11.49
—1
5.42
5.92
1
5.40
3.72
—1
1
6.76
7.39
5.24
5.73
1
7.01
7.66
Bbnd Series
—
Series
——.—:
Stock
Preferred
Income Series
Series
——_—
Stock Series —L—
7.20
England Fund
———1
York
11.81
9.27
9.18
New Horizons R P Fund Inc—
New
7.87
10.92
Stock Series——.—1
Growth
New
21.50
Series——-——1
Electronics
10.92
11.93
-1
11.45
12.51
-1
Fund
Street
13.19
14.42
—
Securities
1
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp„__—1
Philadelphia Fund Inc_
•
6.74
6.20
Inc
—
i
Penn
—,
Pine Street Fund Inc__
7.47
—4
5
5%
.—4
95
98%
10
175
Globe
Class
:
A
;
_
Jefferson
Security Ins
49
10
8c
54%
Southwestern Life Ins Co.
Springfield Insurance Co—
$6.50 preferred
170
185
45 %
47%
47
50%
57
60%
102
Ins
111
52%
55%
8%
1
9%
13
14 y8
77%.
34
5
Jersey Insurance Co, of N Y—-10
Standard Sec Life Ins
10.15
12.78
13.94
Amer Industry
in
Shares
Inc—1
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
(Edson B) Fund
Smith
Stein
Roe
.
7.63
Inc—1
—
State Street Investment
"8.25
12.94
14.17
37%
Farnham
&
—1
a34 30
——1
a27.45
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
11.05
Fund
Balanced
Fund
Stock
Inc—
——
Fund
Inc
-1
7.04
7.67
1
10.19
11.14
10c
Television-Electronics Fund
Texas
3.56
3.89
8.93
9.50
—
Growth
Inv
-1
Century
United
11.95
3%s Feb
12.66
6.28
3.15s Mar
15, 1963.
3 y8s
Fund—
1
United Funds Canada Ltd
1
United International Fund LtdValue Line Fund Inc———1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
9.76
5.92
6.47
16.29
17.71
5.46
5.97
4.89
5.34
2.84
15, 1963 wi
15, 1963 wi.
9.31
31.73
32.36
Empire Fund
12.54
Banks
Federal
Ohio
22.08
24 09
Second
15.01
16.38
Westminster
Capital
Jun
Dec
100.18
101.10
102.12
100.4
101.8
101.24
98.20
102.24
Bid
Belt
Railway 4%s
Boston
Edison
4%s
101%
—
—
/
;
101.8
102.16
106.24
103.16
101.16
102.16
107.24
100.24
101.24
103
———
104
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—*
Bid
Ask
3%S Feb
3 Vis
100.7
May 15, 1963
Aug 15, 1963
100.9
100.5
100.7
100.13
100.15
99.29
—
——
3%S Nov
3V4S Nov
99.31
—
100.7
15, 1962—
100.4
100.4
99.13
99.15
100.23
100.25
100.5
100.7
-
May 15,1963
Oct
Bate
Dated
3.20s
;
99.28
99.30
<
104%
1987
100
101
Lowenstein (M) 8c Sone 4%s 1981
72
100
100%
Mueller Brass 3%s
80
86%
112
117
New
Eng Tel & Tel 4%s—2002
101%
New
York
103
165 Broadway Bldg 5 Vis WW-1970
Pacific Petroleum
5s
1977
1980
Columbia Gas 4%s
1987
Container Corp 4.40s
Il987
Dayton Rubber 5Vis conv
1972
Duke Power 4%s
1992
El Paso Natural
Gas 5%s™ 1977
Florida Power 4 Vis
1992
Florida Pow & Light
4%s_Il992
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
conv—1976
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
1994
^otel Bt Geqrge 5%;~~1971
Ask
1992
State
1- 2-62
98.24
———
98.28
102.2
102.4
(.
95
102%
101%
86
99%
106%
99%
91%
100
108%
Sheraton Co of Am
JOO
Due
10-
Bid
Ask
1-62
100
100 1
Bate
3 Vis
1-62
100.1
100.3
3-62
100.1
100.3
3.15s
100.1
100.3
3.45s
3.10s
Trans
Ask
—„
—
—
——„
98.8
102.18
102.20
100.31
101.1
103.10
103.12
100.31
—
—
101.1
97.4
103.15
97.10
103.17
96.4
96.12
103.16
95.8
95.16
100.8
94.8
94.16
101.16
93.16
92.16
99.27
—
93.8
92.8
—*
99.29
Due
2-
1-62
3-
4-62
4-63
4-63
2-62
4-
1-63
5-
1-63
4-62
6-
3-63
Bid
99.31
Ask
lOO.l
99.30
100
99.31
100.1
100.4
100.6
100.2
100.4
27, 1962
99.928
99.931
Jan
Oct
4, 1962
99.877
99.882
Jan
99.086
99.118
Oct
10, 1963
11, 1962
15, 1962
18, 1962
99.825
99.832
Jan
15, 1963
99.040
99.067
99.793
99.801
Jan
99.017
99.044
98.961
Oct
25,
1,
8,
15,
23,
106
Nov
114%
Nov
3,
Jan
1962
99.715
99.726
Jan
31,
1962.
99.655
99.668
Feb
99.769
99.778
98.864
1962.
99.601
98.783
98.808
1962.
99.548
99.558
Feb 21,
1963
98.718
98.744
1962.
99.483
99.494
98.661
99.613
99.338
Apr
103%
124
95%
,
98.683
98.604
98.627
14, 1963
98.546
98.571
15. 1963
98.279
98.297
97.492
97.517
July 15, 1963
102
ww
98.982
98.927
98.840
99.328
New
99.178
98.904
13, 1962.
101%
99.257
1963
Dec
99
99.300
99.148
7, 1963
Feb 14, 1963
109
118
99.274
99.228
17, 1963
24, 1963
.
5s ww__1967
114
Ask
Bid
27, 1962—a.-
Oct
98%
Ask
98.2
20,
Nov
92
Bid
—
Dec
Mar
.
point
Dec
99.393
1988.
a
99.983
99.382
A—1988
of
99.974
6, 1962.
—
104
99.971
Dec
5 Vis
5Vis series Q-—.
99
103
99.978
91%
Westcoast
gAU.
96.8
101.24
98
1-62
9-
87
105
91
6-
99.448
102
95.8
20, 1962
21, 1962
94%
103%
102.16
Sep
Sep
Sep
103
1970
97
107.8
100.24
7-
99.436
Industries 4%s__
96
101.16
8-
29, 1962.
U S
107
106.8
—
Dated
5-
Nov
102
103
104.8
106
—
—
77
103%
102.8
102
———
72
103%
101
101.6
1,
1985
-1965
100
98.24
102
103.8
-
l%s Apr
1,
3%s Aug 15, 1967 wi—
1- 2-63
112
Southwestern Bell Tel 4Vis_1997
Textron Amer 5s
1971
.
98.6
101.16
15,
Feb 28, 1963
Mar
7, 1963
Quebec Nat Gas 5%s
Republic Pictures 4s
100
100.16
101.12
11-
Oct
1973
ww
99.16
15, 1966—
1,
1%S Oct
12-
102%
102
5Vis
101.12
101.12
100.4
1-62
Nov
98%
102%
101.16
101
15, 1966————
1,
4- 2-62
104
88
99.27
100.13
102
3%s Feb
1 Vis Apr
4s
Aug
2-1-62
102%
1992
100.8
103.14
3-
103%
Electric 8c Gas
4V2s
100.2
United States Treasury Bills
99%
74%
101%
100.2
4%s May 15,
l%s Oct
.1, 1965—-——
100.6
3.30s
99 %
2002
4%s
100.1
100.4
101.4
—
4%s Nov, 15, 1964_.
1 Vis Apr
1,
3%s
Louisiana Gas Service 4%s_1987
99
Ask
101
Aug 15, 1964—
3%s Aug
l%s Oct
3.25s
a9.67
—1975
.'•:!*
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
al5.57
104
70
101.24
1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964—————
100.6
a73.45
Bid
31%
100.11
—
1 %s Apr
100.9
May 15,1963
a39.53
Ltg 8c Pow 4%S_—1992
52%
29%
99.23
20,1964
20, 1965
20, 1965——
one or more 32nds
5s
1, 1962
15, 1962
1,1963
4%S Nov 15, 1963-
62
Cincinnati Suburban Telephone
Radio
Houston
49
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
15,1963-
Treasury Notes—
1 Vis
a21.32
Bonds-
102
19%
100.4
Maturity—
Certificate of Indebtedness—
4s
57
Burlington Industries 4%s_1975
Carrier Corp 4%s
1982
4%s
Collins
Ask
6%
53%
173/4
100
20, 1970_
3%s kpr
1,1970——
5%s July 20, 1970—
4 %s Oct
1, 1970-196,7—.
3%s May
1, 1971—
4%s Feb 15, 1972-1967—3%s Sep 15, 1972
4%S Feb 20,1974-
101
Bid
Bonds—
Baltimore Gas & Elec 4%s_1992
Steel conv 5%s
1969
*
6
50%
Bonds-
5 %s Feb
103.24
100.8
10,1977-—
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Barium
Bank
22,1962——
20, 1963
4%s July 15, 1969—
3.35s
Recent
23
145%
100.2
4%s Mar 20,1968
4%s Mar 20, 1969
102.24
100
6.71
Inc—
11%
20%
140
99.31
—
99.12
101.24
:
7.18
Inc———-
32%
108
10%
Bid
21, 1966——
3%s May 2,1966—
4%s July 20, .1966—
4s
May 22, 1967
101.2
100
——
101.2
100.26
101.28
_
15, 1963
15, 1963
1 %s Apr
1, 1963-————1
al4.84
Fund
102
point
3%s Feb
al8.44
—
85%
110
30%
100
2%s May
1,1963
3%s Aug 20, 1963
4%s Apr 20, 1964—
Oct
—
12, 1972
12, 1973
Land
3%s Feb
100.10
a
3, 1962_.
4, 1963
3%s Oct
Oct
a8.85
Fund
Fund
Federal
100.5
100.5
4s
3 Vis Feb
a76.99
-
Centennial
100
.•
100.5
2%s Feb
Inc—Inc.—.—-
80
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
3 Vis
Capital Exchange Fd-
25.95
100.1
4s
6.21
Fund
____2
Cooperatives—
1, 1962
Feb
4s
6.57
—
Street
Investors
24.86
3%
101.4
13.26
Inc—-
Fund
Fund
100.4
100.3
4%s Sep 10,1970.—
4VaS Aug 10,1971
4%s Sep 10,1971
5V8s Feb 10,1972
4 %s
Oct
—
4 %s- Dec 12, 1966—.
3%s Mar 11,1968
4%s Apr 10,1969—
4%s Apr 10, 1970—
43/aS Jun
for
100.28
14.88
aio.20
.3
32nds of
more
3.05s Dec
100.3
100.3
one or
100.1
;
13.65
Inc————1
Street
13.63
95
8%
—
——
12.27
—
Street
10.17
45%
36%
100.3
10,1965.
33/4S Mar 10, 1966
1%S Oct
—
Fund
9.06
11%
41%
90
33%
3.10
X8.29
63%
10%
Westchester Fire
3.10s
99.30
—
-
12, 1963.
3%S May 11,1964
4s
Sep 10,1964—
3%S Dec 11, 1964
3%s
Situations
Fund Inc —————10c
Wall Street Investing Corp-—1
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inc
1
Wellington Equity Fund
—1
Wellington Fund
1
Whitehall Fund Inc„—
—1
Winfield Growth Ind Fund—10c
Value Line Special
63%
60
8%
100.1
99.^1
15, 1963——.—
15,1963——
_•
10.70
Science
35%
66
Ask
100.2
Mar 11,1963.^
11.93
United
26%
30
58
37%
99.31
:_i
15, 1963—
Apr
6.86
10.92
82%
City of N Y.2
Variable Annuity Life Insur—.1
13.84
Accumulated Fund—1
Fund—-1
Insurance
7%
79
23
82 y4
Bid
15,1963
4%s Feb
Funds Inc—."
Fire
U S Life Ins Co in
100
15,1963
43/aS Jun
35
1
Corp—•
10
(NY) —2
U
decimal point represent
17,1962.
4y8S NOV
a9.57
1
Investors
Sovereign Investors
3%s Sep
3V8s Jan
3 Vis
9.04
.2
United Security Life Ins (Ala).l
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co.—5
S
6%
104
—
Title Guaranty Co (NY)—.8
Travelers Insurance Co
:_5
United Family Life Ins Co—1
United Ins Co of America
2.50
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—•
11.09
—5
100
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after
Federal Home Loan Banks—
33/4S Sep
8.35
—5
lo
Security Life & Trust Co
823/4
553/4
Ins—50c
Standard Life
Co
(New Haven).
76
_5
Life
Accident
Surety
52%
100.3
Shares—1.25
11963296754—
27%
24
100.1
American
6.25
Seaboard Life Ins of Amer—1
*
—
Co
Mid-Cont
Interstate Life
Marine..
Seaboard
(Jacksonville Fla) -2 %
Insurance
Illinois
&
14%
Hanover Insurance Co——10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
5
Home
11%
27%
41 y8
Republic Ins Co—5
Gov't Employees Insur (DC)__4
Gov Employ Life Ins (D 0-1.50":
Great American Ins (NY).
5
Great Amer Life Underwriters-
89%
25%
—10
(NCI—1
131/.
&
Gulf Life
191
65%
84%
10
Insurance (Texas)__lo
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance..1
Fire
60
95
Republic
Paul
59%
45%
Owners Life...1
Quaker City Life Ins (t»a)_—.5
Corp (NY)
2
St
55
423/4
lo
5391/3
Glens Falls—.
10.30
—1
1
(Phoenix)
Insurance-
3.30s Aug
Diversification
Bonds)
Life
Life
Co..
Reinsurance
100.2
11.62
Grade Bonds)_1
Nat'l
General Reinsurance Corp.
100
10.63
(Low Priced
First
3'/4S July 16,1963—
1
(Medium
67
10.99
Devonshire
B-2
58 y2
63%
2.50
X10.06
Congress
B-3
54
(SF)
3.40s Apr
5.79
a 12.21
5
Fund
3.40s May
6.34
Bonds)——1
Pyramid Life Ins Co
7.22
5.35
(Investment
Providence-Washington
8.63
5.87
B-l
66%
66 y4
_5
15%
15.20
Selected
5
14%
6.61
a9.01
Y-10
Co
62%
7.94
Stock Fund Inc—-1
N
C)_
Philadelphia Life Ins
1
13.98
Common
D
of
Co..______5
Co—
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md____
62
Fund————1
9.48
Insurance
Home
(Geo)
Fd
(The) Mutual Fund—1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Pacific Insurance Co
Pioneers
Putnam Growth Fund-——_1
Investors Intercontinental Fd_
Johnston
28%
55%
8.00
Swap
FundsCentennial Fund Inc—
Istel Fund Inc
41%
263/4
^
52
7.40
10.89
Fund
20%
38%
^
;
Employers Group Assoc—
_*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Federal Insurance Co
4
Fund
17.51
Research
44
17%
Co.
Insurance
4.17
10.18
Investors
43/4
3.82
16.19
Investors Variable Payment
4
Income—1
Inc_————1
for
Fund
Wisconsin
Fund
40%
River
Peoples Life Ins
9.56
2.50
Growth Stock
———
11.49
Fund
37%
2.50
Northeastern Insurance...3.33y8
North
Peerless
13.69
Inc
10.62
Selective
34%
34
Ins
77
8.75
Inc—
(T Rowe)
Investors Group Funds— '
Investors Mutual Income Fund
Stock
21%
5
Fire
Phoenix
10.90
11.45
47%
31%
55
1,25
22%
5
York
(Wash
(N J)
82%
'
193/4
73 %
13.55
Price
21
5
51
1
Fund
Pioneer
79
126
44%
25%
~8.19
9.95
10.35
F>0c
5
.—5'
23%
al2.67
Fund
9.91
Investors
Co——5
Inc——_10
Insp 8c Insurance
1
Shares Inc
William
One
10.99
Investors
5
52
Hartford Steam Boiler
al4.03
Capital Fund Ltd_34o
Nucleonics Chemistry &
9.09
.
Co
1
Georgia Internat'l Life Ins Co—*
National Securities Series-
xl0.06
(
of America
Fire
Eastern Life Ins Co of N Y____l
Firemen's
Corp——_1
Investors
National
1
of
Investment Trust
Forster
Franklin
of Boston—1
Co
America—
4.23
New
Union
75%
89%
117
._1
Nationwide Corp class A—;
New Hampshire Insurance.,
Continental
6.48
United
7.75
National
37
150
United Income Fund Shares-1
7.13
7.39
75%
41%
341/3
123%
5.91
&
C
United Continental
lc
lc
'
38%
"A—2
(NY)
Eagle Fire Ins Co
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
71
1
NatT Life 8c Accident Ins—.:
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA com
143
Co—.————*
& Co FDS ins series
20th
Inc—
H-C7
Series
59%
Assurance
2.77
al7.93
lc
shares
Petroleum
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
55
70
84
10
Northern Ins Co of N Y__—12!/a
Pacific Indemnity Co—.—3%
Fund-
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
Inc—1
■
Growth Industry Shares
National Fire
433/4
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
9.39
60
19%
Casualty
Crum 8c
7.51
7.23
55%
40%
23.09
MortoirB
41
Merchants
3%
14%
18
21.13
—-—
Life
Fire Assurance_12.50
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
Monument Life
(Bait)
10
58%
44%
28%
21%
——1
Inc
51%
2
..
4%.
48%
54
_5
(NJ)
13%
1
—
16%
Units of beneficial Interest—1
Fund
4%
5
33/3
7.69
Massachusetts
Co Inc——1
Indemnity & Life Ins
13%
10
78%
31%
36%
124
26
13.95
6.14
8.57
Mass
8 V8
743/4
28
343/8
155
1.87
7.04
5.58
2.38
6.59
26%
71/4
Companies Inc.l
Amer Mercury
(Wash DC)—1
Amer Nat Ins (Galveston)
1
American
Re-insurance
:__5
:
—
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
valVe*, a Net asset value. bBid yield price, d Ex-rights, k Admitted to listing on
York
<
Stock
Exchange,,
t New
~
stock."
,
46%
35%
123/4
148
r
—
Insur
3.40
al2.61
11.51
30%
25%
(Newark N J)—2%
,Ask
118
Ins
Life
Loyal Amer Life Ins
Maryland Casualty
Life
:_
143/4
.
:_10
Bid
43
32%
5
Liberty Life
National
26
Continental
Scudder Fund of Canada——25c
5.45
Co
H3/4
Penna—5
Life Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln
Lincoln
5
(Birm)—2
of
<
Growth Stock
Investors
2.44
12.61
Amer Ins
American
Assurance
Co
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
!
12.76
shares
Mass
2.22
6.83
7.46
Home
Assurance
2
Citizens
Investors
Putnam
6.80
4.96
American
—2
Standard Life—
Boston Insurance Co_
2.53
Trust
of beneficial int—33 %o
Southwestern
Shares—lo
Capital Growth Fund--.——10
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
Fully Administered shares—lo
Equip
Electrical
773%
55%
129
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
.1
Research Investing
———1
1
Revere Fund Inc
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
11%
•
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur—5
6.15
6^80
93/4
3.37
4:09
6.26
73
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)__
_1
3.08
1.93
8.53
American General Insur Co_1.50
Combined Ins Co
Puritan
7.79
Life &
2.39
13.24
9.35
Life
2.19
Provident
2.62
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins
23%
2.94
18.71
5.63
32%
American
to
Insurance
20%
2.69
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares——-.—lo
Life
Liberty Life Insurance—.
22
Citizens Life Insur Co of NY—2.
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25
■
Lamar
19%
Beneficial
Fund
3.73
5.63
1.77
5.18
73%
2.52
2.31
lc
—*—-lc
shares
Petroleum
al4.31
Par
_
10
113%
All Amer Life & Casualty (111) _1
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
a26.93
15.15
1
Trust
Investors
12.99
1
Fundamental Investors—.
General
10.16
12.40
7.17
-1
Inc
America
of
series———lc
stock
Preferred
5.97
14%
13 %
Investors Inc—1
Stk Fund Inc—1
Income
Lexington
5.45
Inc————1
Fund
Ask
109 Vi
31
14.31
Over-the-Counter
Howard—
&
,
5.43
Oppenheimer Fund
Eaton
5.10
20.61
13.23
Dividend
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc——1
Delaware Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stock Fund Inc_l
Diversified Investment Fund—_1
Dreyfus
4.67
16.89
Fund -—:_
1
Growth Fund—1
Knickerbocker
Lazard
Agricultural Insurance Co
Internatl Fund Ltd-1
Keystone
Balanced
Inc
De
Shares
4.16
9.12
Bid
69
Aetna
8.35
Stks)—1
(Low Priced Com
9.73
8.59
12.11
6.48
——-—
Western Investment
Income Fund
Dividend
13.68
3.80
12.05
11.20
Fund-
Diversified
De Vegh
10.57
9.02
1
Inc——
Corporate Leaders Trust
Series
15.96
17.22
11.67
-1
Inc..—
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Crown
12.53
S-4
Massachusetts
50c
Fund
Com Stock)—1
(Growth
S-3
Par
Aetna Casualty 8c Surety:
3.50
Life Insurance—5
8.92
Mutual Shares Corn
Fund Inc
Concord
(Income Com Stocks)—1
12.26
Metal
Composite Bond & Stock
Composite Fund
10.14
11.63
9.67
13.02
12.88
6.88
Ask
11.23
Life
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Bid,
Par
Mutual Funds—
S-2
Quotations for Friday, September 14)
Insurance Companies
Keystone Custodian Fund Cont.
B-4 (Discount Bonds) —i
1
K-l (Income Fund) —-——1
K-2 (Growth Fund)
—
1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk)—1
—
Monday, September 17, 1962
.
x
Ex-dividend.
wiWben
issued;
y
Ex-stock
the
dividend.
Volume 196
Number
6195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1185)
45
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
pared with
based
a
year ago.
increase
an
com¬
Preliminary figures compiled by
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week
ended Saturday,
Sept. 15, clearings from all cities of the United States
us,
on
from which it is possible to obtain
weekly
be 4.2% above those for the
clearings will
corresponding week last
Our
preliminary totals
against $28,564,266,782 for the
year.
stand
$29,767,540,647
week
same
.
this center there is
at
in
1961.
At
gain for the week ending Friday of
Our comparative summary for the week
follows:
7.6%.
a
GLEARINGS- -RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
Ending September 15t-
1962
York
New
1961
$16,273,356,927 $15,124,321,470
1,350,437,078
1,337,064,435
1,128,000,000
1,144,000,000
_
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
825,450,130
Kansas
St.
City™
Louis—_____
San
Francisco
7.6
Complete
last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
preserit further below
we
.
Ten
___;
cities
Other
five
cities,
days
Week
1.4
Ended
five
5.9
849,822,014
5.9
2nd
New
469,610,358
646,448,670
1.1
3rd
5.2
4th
402,292,180
2.6
5th
statement, however,
September 8—
5,719,012,378
5,720,931,705
—
0.1
serve
12
York
cities
9
9
Cleveland
;
;___
"
of 7.8%.
Reserve
District totals fall behind by 1.3%.
In the
City Reserve District the totals register a gain
8.6%; in the Dallas Reserve District of 18.1%, and in
Kansas
of
San
the
Francisco
Inc.
789,993,975
11,398,614,387
929,634,807
1,173,540,328
716,708,348
1,162,971,238
1,313,675,703
742,090,825
"
1,302,061,559
"
4
"
I,573,079,519
647,544,532
All
all
cities,
cities,
five
one
days—
day.
-
i
$27,420,080,442
1,143,802,476
_
Minneapolis
7
"
Kansas City
660,905,318
4.4
+
"
669,894,474
6
"
618,379,315
1,380,059,689
1,144,186,340
23,984,993,865
II,172,625,948
San Francisco
0.1
—
Total
Total
all
cities
for
week
$29,767,540,647 $28,564,266,782
4.2
+
Our usual monthly detailed
statement of transactions
the New York Stock
Exchange is appended. The results
for August and the
eight months of 1962 and 1961 follow:
Outside
New
We
also
Description—
Month of August
Stocks—
3962
.
No.
of
shares-—
77,458,994
,
-Eight Months-
1961
81,526,684
1962.
-
.
1961
643,521,659
714,218,005
Bonds—
U.
S.
$88,686,000 $127,835,000
$986,544,400
5,27~4~o66
59,004,000
$1,074,132,000
15,000
govt...—
7,176,000
Govt
bonds—
$95,862,000 $133,109,000
______
In the
share properties
the
on
Exchange for the eight months of
following:
Month
80,883,432
1st
68,482,247
_
Quarter™
_1_
'
_
1959
2nd
August
10th
Dallas
101,775,900
57,291,287
75,886,965
276,403,297
271,847,364
202,650,982
•392,831,921
20,372,100
27,339,726
65,349,933
51,051,873
77,458,994
course
BANK
of bank
clearings for leading cities for the
CLEARINGS
(000,000
Omitted)
New
1962
York..
71,895
Philadelphia.
4,995
5,844
3,489
3,674
4,131
2,958
2,790
2,033
2,290
Chicago
Detroit
....
Boston
San
Fran...
Cleveland
..
Dallas
.....
Pittsburgh
Kansas
.
City
Louis
.
1,858
.
Minneapolis.
Houston
Baltimore
,
Cincinnati
Richmond
.
..
Orleans
Seattle
Jacksonville.
,..
Birmingham.
LEADING
62,806
4,800
2,400
2,243
1,873
48,880
4,507
5,583
3,107
3,062
3,152
6.077
3,393
3,466
3,492
2,745
2,367
2,022
2,551
2,203
1,146
2,046
1,609
2,057
1,780
1,835
1,598
1.3C8
1,066
952
893
2,224
1,875
1,832
1,970
2,117
1,900
1,365
1,203
1,913
1,471
1,129
1,016
1,280
1,131
1,253
1,220
1,539
.
Louisville
Portland
66,664
4,983
5,749
3,234
3,585
3,872
2,839
2,587
1,944
2,217
1,821
2,175
....
FOR
Month of August
1961
1960
1959
2,416
2,194
...
Atlanta
2,027
1,795
1,408
950
1,168
1,061
1,163
1,154
1,021
899
8,602
7,089
6,519
5,385
5,880
6,471
6.105
1,020
877
879
770
805
725
695
601
681
Nashville
Total
All
Outside NYC
.
We
581
617
578
823
799
690
783
.
Tot. 31 Cities
Other
Cities
669
720
810
.
664
745
801
738
131,448 123,626 118,717
10,428
9,974
9,662
141,876
69,981
133,600
66,935
add
now
128,379
65,573
644
99,835 1,052,068
8,740
108,575
59,694
82,408
Clearings at
6,041
5,122
4,946
4,814
5,438
4,998
5,216
4,756
6,042
5,204
_
Fall
_
141,876,988,144
133,600,052,053
+
6.2
"66,935,913,115
+
4.6
Hampshire—Manchester
cities)—
^
Inc.
108,575,118,923
59,694,318,221
31,577,278,320
6.3
497,610,541,751
4.9
41,150,178,255
453,302,149,542
41,067,953,363
54,528,757,506
43,934,360,979
41,901,297,668
59,444,871,765
54,983,202,882
8.1
31,160,677,417
60,263,903,833
30,449,823,406
2.3
28,713,495.338
55,328,244,865
91,159,352,241
8.9
54,427,675,694
4.5
29,935,852,387
28,529,285,825
27,966,747,738
7.0
27,047,262,061
5.5
39,649,665,049
45,196,244,891
37,307,743,619
40,572,546,760
"
"
cities
$
33,234,440,729
564,878,828,019
"
173
63,427.491,901
+
56,080,680,234
+ 11.4
9.6
54,409,857,246
52,339,350,172
6.3
35,377,811,514
37,983,448,244
+
6.6
981,278,033,040
922,675,335,830
552,143,274,257
City
1,064,678,871,150
516,722,315,615
+
6.9
500,200,502,403
484,750,585,628
CLEARINGS
Clearings Outside New York-
1961
1962
Inc.
121,855,514,857
145,599,313,743
116,726,660,185
141,457,231,801
418,389,238,823
396,007,179,329
March
___
Total
1st
Quarter-
April™—' *•
May
June
2nd
Total
6
1962
1961
$
Inc.
or
Dec. %
$
66,036,474,251
+ 12.0
4.4
60,759,860,057
56,566,894,429
+
7.4
+
2.9
68,627,922,012
66,686,132,274
+
2.9
+
•'«
73,951,267,053
'+
122,692,985,650
142,017,596,025
9.5
5.7
203,339,049,122
189,289,500,954
+
7.4
+13.7
+
-
67,973,460,283
72,038,163,840
,
4.9
•
,-f
60,508,609,630
68,455,985,055
;
•
+12.3
Quarter
+
5.2
Months
141,445,687,158
+
1.7
69,301,390,320
67,741,064,886
+
2.3
432,333,546,324
—
Total
<
139,462,580,875
148,984,223,835
143,886,741,614
________
or
Dec. %
406,156,268,833
+
6.4
209,313,014,443
196,705,659,571
+
6.4
850,722,785,147
i___
Total
8
Months
+
6.1
412,652,063,565
385,995,160,525
+
6.9
128,915,370,935
+ 10.1
69,509,707,205
63,791,241,975
+
9.0
141,876,988,144
_____—
802,163,448,162
141,876,900,225
August
133,600,052,053
+
6.2
69,981,503,487
66,935,913,115
+
4.6
1,064,678,871,150
+
6.6
552,143,274,217
516,722,315,615
+
6.9
1,134,476,673,516
month of August and since Jan. 1 for two
Jan. 1 to Aug.
or
.
%
0.5
and for week ended Sept. 8:
31-
-Week Ended September 8
1962
1961
Inc. or
$
$
Dec. %
156,596,886
years
1962
1961
$
$
Inc.
1960
146,710.277
6.7
9.2
9,002,123
7,747,242
4.7
665,457,390
628,974,506
+
5.8
5.7
142,474,702
137,162,211
3.9
3,474,167
3,454,121
+
0.6
+
4.8
92,699,596
+
3.6
59,352,729
1,361,137
1,531,331
18,655,921
+
4.4
151,887,170
+
7.4
763v679,574
+
7.7
—
5.2
4.0
+ 15.8
—
68,821,093
281,039,841
122,745,729
—
22,420,300
*
.
86,581,502
61,582,153
*14ff,618,088
4.4
n
—
3.5
4,275,513
3.833,C26
6,760,948
„
6.252,171
589,805,930
540,638,702
3,155,542
+ 16.2
3,450,049
y
—11.1
1,731,854
1.423,606
3.0
3,813,372
3,496,000
+
9.1
3,736,017
3,358,937
18,731,072
17,631,655
+
62
12,847,898
592.246,954
546,647,905
+
3.3
15,222,837
12,724,686
+ 19.6
11,897,116
12j79t3,772
10,266,62?
2,158,744,557
2,059,656,680
+
4.3
55,501,348
966,137,688
912,177,794
+
59
27,168,057
208,766,700
185,978,800
+ 12.3
1,555,022,300
1,489,569,600
151,319,898
131,989.436
2.2
+
+ 13.2
6.4
+
3,880,961
$
6*74*656,979
...
+ 13.6
+
4,051,893
1959
$
or
Dec. %
294,908,760
4,496,104,683
26,125,211,178
24,860,103,528
1,134,476,673,516
28,340,818,458
4,594,861,178
86,444,154,937
+
57.374,763,248
322,145,164
20,376,332
28,494,03 7,729
50,574,579,797
89,776,262,457
27,302,445,691
25,059,540,346
35,025,831,581
38,487,083,718
29,683,531,622
185,902,700
1959
$
5.1
600,655,824,333
"
11
Dec. %
35,209,058,643
95,273,889,506
years:
Eight Months
1960
or
1.1
23,154,832
4,672,324,764
6,553,429,606
65,573,223,305
87,263,432
-
4,302,856,047
128,379,323,64)9
"■
37,004,605,540
February
7,650,171
25,958,900
3,152,792,940
-
Eight Months
1961
+
11,069,561
197,747,500
*
Eight Months
137 823,287,343
18,149,277
117,833,667
_
Island—Providence
(14
8.0
2.5
74,113,535
Waterbury
Total
+
+
266,347,589
New
7,681,152,297
4,696,237,818
4,937,548,768
7,232,432,836
—
19,481,384
;
__—
_
8.2
150,934,410,223
45,639,331
93,734,941
r_;
Bedford-—
Springfield
New Haven
3,472,791,681
2.8 ,r
+
January
20,533,601
11,600,226
—
New
Rhode
2.5
+
$
3,585,837,394
7,928,140
Holyoke
Worcester
+
4,855,548,327
5,273,415,818
$
Dec
17,117,785
_
Lowell
3,644,945,521
"
18
Month
Inc.
45,157,947
River
3,145,692,824
MONTHLY
922,675
484,750
3,674,245,803
-—
6,318,448,944
10,974,095,370
Clearings, Total All-
$
20,438,929
_
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
3,815,184,329
7,167,073,132
,3,479,198,191
8.2
'
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Maine—Bangor
6,572,440,919
.
+
3,527,447,920
"
7
_;
851,406
71,269
7,113,074,662
*
The following compilation covers the years by months for two years:
1961
$
-
0.4
12,009,440,046
"
14
—__
York
5,221,301,485
-
4.8
5.4
"
31
Total
New
0.1
50,728,693,738
4,881,959,711
..
3.8
"
16
16
showing the figures for each city for the
1962
+
4,113,374,496
7,169,113,492
$
3,793,185,872
4,300,142,442
64,886,648,530
+
"
—
—Month of August
•
7,098,329,626
*
cities
8
._
City
Outside
6,110
9)7,191
74,087
detailed statement
our
Kansas
San Francisco
7,059
981,278
500,200
7.8
4,989,997,285
5,706,223,536
*
"
—
Dallas
5,526
.
+
8,291,960,628
44
15
——
12th
7,316
7,519
5,708
68,796,746,454
5,383,059,859
1959
$...'•■
2.2
+
cities
._
_;
11th
16,425
16,909
13,466
16,247
14,204
14,423
13,504
10,558
8,234
7,207
7,665
7,640
9,911
7,661
8,805
6,101
987,765
76,913
+
11,545,512,971
3,452,748,509
44
13
____
:
1960
or
Dec. %
18,198
10,160
8,059
8,084
9,248
6,419
,8,107
6,635
5,794
5,120
5,413
1,134,476 1,664.678
552,143
516,722
Minneapolis
Inc.
$
$
—
20,909
7,390
9,382
9,892
6,247
9th
8.2%, and in the San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
8.0%,
1961
1962
—
St. Louis
a
of
showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the eight months for four
.___
Chicago
smaller by
11,986,564,903
3,733,751,041
3,736,908,313
14
____.
43,411
24,761
25,629
25,231
37,965
10,877
8,236
7,413
9,419
7,798
.
437,924
9,440
6;076
15,826
14,183
10,894
8,692
•
1959
26,304
26,871
26,354
21,914
18,395
16,275
16,539
14,027
16,404
14,603
15,135
13,692
14,391
17,703
15,238
6,971
r
Atlanta
9,399,569,598
District of
7,439,116,005
4,098,145,664
.V
•.
Cleveland
8th
481,077
37,965
44,327
15,436
17,394
14,508
11,978
8,292
8.104
10,259
724
1,119
Milwaukee
**
10
Richmond
19,477,679,677
9,567,439,826
69,981,503,487
173
;_
City
Philadelphia—
5th
21,365,453,118
9.4
44
18
.—
1'.
4th
+ 12.9
+
■'
44
11
.__
New York
3rd
1,046,265,645
trict of
are
Eight Months
10th
19,747
16,952
811
.
949
...
38,835
46,275
25,138
28,340
28,987
21,433
8,620
1,101
....
547,956
10,432
8,798
10,782
Denver
Washington.
.
44
14
_
—
Boston
990 ,693,641
+
4,496,104,683
Federal Reserve Districts
7th
AUGUST
40,921
47,144
27,360
29,683
31,635
23,470
21,966
36,452
18,448
14,908
18,641
17,360
929
812
Buffalo
IN
582,333
1,110
1,028
1,127
880
Memphis
I:
We append another table
1st
465,209,935
8.3
7,759,811,510
7
___;
York
6th
Aug. 31 in
-•—Jan. 1 to Aug. 311962
1961
1960
994
Omaha
Paul
CITIES
1,207
1,099
1,388
1,140
1,243
New
2nd
August and the eight months ended
of the last four years is
shown below:
each
Outside
470 ,370,148
628,872,133
0.4%. The Chicago Reserve District has to
gain of 3.8%; in the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
5.4%, and in the Minneapolis Reserve District
of 2.5%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
show an improvement of
2.8%; in the Dallas Reserve
•»
442,703,739
23,081,480
81,526,684
68,826,830
+ 18.1
44
16
.—
.
Total
575,923,690
trict
5,382,011,365
16
:
San Francisco
211,206,988
571,794,331
12th
539,818,190
578 ,755,380
are
4
;
8
__
________
._
612 ,738,856
575 ,535,996
4,594,861,178
Chicago
65,793,447
82,449,890
1.3
8.6
—
74,157,636,716
'
"
44
»
.15
—
__
St. Louis
23.1,4.96,751,
13
—
1
Minneapolis
Kansas City
74,161,696
._
___
1
9th
190,180,939
44
10
—
____.
8th
70,968,740
64,351,283
month of
St.
Atlanta
1,332,137,036
10.2
$
cities
.
Cleveland
83,253,414
76,532,865
—_
The
New
60,533,354
65,715,223
96,950,136
73,121,328
____—____
totals
1,076,087,699
1,451 164,135
+
1962
14
__
——
Richmond
7th
491,900,969
Quarter™ '
Months
St.
3rd
5th
110,987,380
100,160,175
June
July
York——
Philadelphia—
4th
299,946,967
65,255,742
May
the
1,164 ,234,700
+ 12.7
t
New
1959
63,932,362
118,034,886
215,497,672
-
April
89,108,085
92,803,996
66,131,993
____
August
2nd
11th
January
February
Six
of
Boston™LI_P._2r_!___™_
6th
-Number of Shares1961
1960
;
1962
District
Federal Reserve Districts
$1,045,563,800 $1,122,154,700
to 1962 is indicated in the
"
Cleveland Reserve
639,446,549
+ 12.0
+
its credit
increase of 7.8%, and
2.2%; but in the Phila¬
delphia Reserve District the totals register a decrease of
0.1%.
888,627,734
larger by 4.8%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
8.2%; but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals
an
48,020,700
1,059,720,924
674 137,761
7.8
10,217,676,782
body of clearing houses of 6.2%, the 1962
aggregate of clearings having been $141,876,988,144, and
the 1961 aggregate of
$133,600,052, 053. In the New York
Reserve District the totals show
870, 416,337
1,098 211,782
3.5
+
21,237,946,858
a summary
of the clearings for the
For that month there was an increase
1st
The volume of transactions in
New York Stock
March
__
entire
2,000
Total
August.
cities
in the Boston Reserve District of
Railroad & misc.
Internat'l Bank-
Foreign
of the
_106
City—
furnish
on
month of
:
York
"
10
„
$
10,545,842,006
+
523,782,037
1,274,231,058
Dallas
1959
679,728,142
+ 11.9
616,771,917
11th
8.3%.
732, 164,335
12,147, 030,047
+ 16.1
656,158,903
599,954,979
9
12th
$28,623,738,171
_
9th
■
of
1960
or
6.2
+
1,395,584,881
10th
Total
Reserve District
CLEARINGS
1,002,460,984
"
the
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
Dec. %
17
Chicago-
that in
appears
an
1961
6
St. Louis
it
improvement of 11.9%; in the Richmond
Reserve District of
3.5%, and in the Atlanta Reserve
District of 12.0%.
The Chicago Reserve District has
managed to enlarge its totals by 12.7%, and the Min¬
neapolis Reserve District by 10.2%, but the St. Louis
OF BANK
10
8th
this
(including this city) the
expansion of 16.1%; in the Boston Re¬
District of 6.2%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve
District
13,235,803,097
7
from
District
an
totals record
839,038,850
"
and
Reserve
show
$
Boston—.
7th
York
totals
1962
Richmond
1st
located
are
New
which
SUMMARY
Atlanta
5.6
they
we
Philadelphia
+
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
by
has to be estimated.
cases
Federal Reserve Districts
3.6
420,200,000
$21,699,148,737
days—____.
covered
4.9
518,647,337
.-$22,904,725,793
week
are able to give the final
complete results of the week previous — the week
Sept. 8. ,For that week there was an increase of
12.9%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole
country
having amounted to $23,984,993,865 against
$21,237,946,858 in the same week in
1961.
Outside this city there
was an increase of
9.4%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
ter having registered a
gain of 16.3%.
We group the
6th
Cleveland
Baltimore
the
ended
474,687,081
680,152,016
391,740,585
!
of
and
537,115,976
Pittsburgh
details
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press,
Accordingly, in the above, the
445,000,000
798,786,000
,
__
exact
foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them
today, inasmuch as the week ends
1.0
786,742,273
and
the
37,004,605,540
35,209,058,643
+
+
4.4
52,058,534
+
66
44,983,613
22,425,524
+ 21.2
19,867,168
+
5.0
29.799.500
—63.9
3,303,186
6.2
732,164,335
33,877,200
32,252,800
+ 14.6
1,377,909
3,816,615
5.1
839,038,850
789,993,975
+
44,756,599
-
20,551,279
-
+
29,383,500
'
3,008,274
:
679,728,142
^
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1186)
-Jan. 1 to Aug. 31-
-Month of Augast1961
1962
Clearings at
Inc.
1962
or
.
1962
or
Dec. %
1961
$
$..
Monday; September 17; 1962
*
Week Ended September 8
Inc. or
1960
—
Inc.
1961
$
Dec. %
$
/
Dec. %
.
1959
$
$
Second Federal- Reserve District—New York—
New
"
York—Albany.
Buffalo
266,550,099
217,170,542
+ 22.7
2,506,383,208
664,736,147
+
2.5
5,385,201,639
5,120,205,985
+15.3
121,763,254
16
Jamestown
New
18,674,273
+
0.5
153,359,403
66,664,138,938
+
7.8
251,068,497
243 119,538
+
3.3
582,333,399,259
2,022,104,538
149,858,236
+
3.1
Syracuse
154,488,672
Utica
Jersey—Newark.
Northern New Jersey.
Total
(10
29,444,749
365,861,088
+
429,575,828
+
3.1
68,796,746,454
+
7.8
442,681,347
cities).
74,157,636,716
Third Federal Reserve
v
_i
Harrisburg
I-ebanon
:
3,596,875
+16.3
11,798,013,292
10,078,110,079
+ 12.1
40,326,890
38,038,167
26,577,022
»
—
4.2-'
93,287,826
2,430,202
22,504,318
22,519,880
6777307126
+ 16.1
5.9
75,732,024
68,789~123
72,144,727
56,9567304
+
5.0
66,402,127
64,015,415
6.3
13,235,803,097
11,398,614,387
+ 16.1
12,147,030,047
10,545,842,006
+
+
49.365.118
186,878,258
,
78,642903
+ 23.2
4.7
56,464,156
64,052,302
3,526,979
11,020,270,076
44,316,252
27,748,604
49,695,585
9.2
+
.
564,878,828,019
+ 12.0
+
5.4
43,814,703
—1776
22,042,493
5
—13.5
>'■ /
■
7
/
279,084,9221
,+i
+
1.2
72,430,100
0.3
40,921,197,000
38,835,000,000
13,311,791
—43.6
23,602,281
31,865,489
,
Wilkes-Barre
32,901,690
/
(a)
27,681,481
—
189,173,080
112,712,245
3.1
257,155,529
.
....
876
7,
232,933,491
—40.4
255,846,790
Z+7 0.5
•'
Hazleton
Delaware—Wilmington
/
3,025,059
T.2
+
—
1,562,269
30,390,684
1,498,332
+
4.3
16,845,733
17.088.119
—
8,324,215
Bois
8,894,302
—
6.4
63,981,403
63,463,049
+
28,459,401
25,093,893
23,964,294
+ 14.8
1,002,460,984
929,634,807
3,261,066
6,085,894
22,978,387
'+18.8
21,865,673
5.876,426
5,957,990
+ 30.5
4,009,498
5,967,296
3,874,434
i
v
5,862,138
+ 10.5
130,768,210
+
4.5
1,020,057,756
922,834,925
79,055,146
+
9.9
660,135,643
612,215,743
+
7.8'
5,383,059,859
0.1
43,934,360,979
41,901,297,668
+
4.9
+
1.7
—
4.,985,265
5,758,761
(a)
3,8587638
82670~6b~665
23,612,088
0.8
5,382,011,365
cities)-.
5,336,382
/
-
..
,046,802
2,341,249
4,1157698
1.4
86,885,485
'
(a)
1,759,696
]
V
797J)007000
7.9
+
.7,648,870
136,638,064
Jersey—Trenton_„
1,188,904
1,483,546
'''2,450,000
85870~007000
6,616,085
/ '.
230,233,947
1.6
+ 21.4
4,7567485
-
923,000,000
(ft)
(a)
(a)
5,"1337606
5.4
+
1,739,699
6.6
.+
173,529,154
67,942,321
+
2.2
+
9,415,214
Scranton
1,349,834
1,001.541
—2271
4,983,000,000
York
2,112,087
(a)
353,291,792
177,310,699
1,371,983
5.9
65,811,540
9,523,565
V
+14.4
+
60,502,090
(a)
3,713,798
19,060,858
(13
3,166,27?
7.7
+
4,995,687,000
_
Total
+ 18.2
4,168,164
12,812,367,917
3,476,307,771'
3,682,548,832
'■>
2,422,449
6.3
2,824,214,333
600,655,824,333
+
'
36,367,719
Philadelphia
Reading
New
../,-■
8,511,274
(a)
■■'■//
5,885,268
8,077,738
6,592,155
Bethlehem
Lancaster
>
/
109,246,659
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester
'■
41,158,917
+ 14.8
+ 14.7
7.1
+
233,107,558
/
2,958,135,136
.
+ 17.8
2,508,167
+
.
1,104,653/583
287,171,619
8.0
54,754,629
105,614 827
2,876,684
/
+
,143,175,009
,
64,476,473
121,266,325
5.2
+
547,956,555,535
1,877,849,498
1,205,757,445
+ 22.8
36,156,171
394,968,432
New
Du
14,167,115
18,773,429
Rochester
/
333,370
+ 12.0
108,708,376/
71,895,484,657
York..
+ 23.2
2,034,050,271
681,132,042
;_
Elmira
+"
10,776,977
870,416,337
888,627,734
11,227,719
7.8
+
20,414,817
■
2.8
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
60,417,323
Cincinnati
509,707,610
501,361.925
7.8
11,978,401,036
4.2
23,470,298,777
21,433,597,701-
+
8.7
3,025,220,900
19,422,665
18,355,202
5.8
175,484,937
7,433,914.
7,008,915
65,123,945
Mansfield
65,984,351
6.1
2,819,928,800
519,510,313
235,490,426
+15.0
230,184,826
519,643,653
11,244,480
224,406,058
472,303,330
69,559,600
+ 10.0
448,593.269
432,764,380
7.3
+
96,259,300
.-
+ 38.4
Z
54,765,000
+ 10.2
159,270,207 ,
52,380^127-.
60,562,165
1.3
+
/
11,293.108
270,842,389
/+' 9.5
10,894,937,864
+
Hamilton
11,606,318
+ 10.0
+
2,839,835,378
380,079,600
Lorain
53,810,600
+ 156
*
Youngs to wn
V
59,063,797
59,234,703
Newark
Toledo
Erie
15,476,831
3.1
+
4.6
+
2.6
7
7,439,116,005
18,395,803
7,098,329,626
■
+
10.3
+
5.0
+
6.6
+
7:4-
15,436,168,005
328.062,185
180,235,111
231,383,406
■
//'
4.8
+
;+.
1,343,779,804
1,410.859,014
16,452,618,292
7.1
—
465,745,122
406,292,590
,
7c. 352,405,163/,
9.4
—
+
r
448,175,162
—44.5
5.3
493,270,589
489,688,061,
V.-
+ 19.9
+
34,845,186
17,093,121
cities).
0.4
—
-
27,870,807
31,587,963
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling.
(15
59,312,384
1,944,694,702 '
♦
45,822,112 *
47,027,639
City.
—
49,391,454
174,333,466
179,739,061
2,033,451,980
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
9.9
—
1,365,375,562
413,316,600
Columbus
Oil
67,024,702
.
1,471,785,795
2,958,940,668
Cleveland
9,599,457
9,7-03,519
12,651,928
12,409,555
13,102,090
394,278,146
361,029,158
9.2
331,431,956
314,688,597
1,313,675,703
1,173,540,328
+ 11.9
1,098,211,782-
1,059,720,924
+
—18.9
271,923,928'
154,185,543
59,444,871,765
11,212,778
; 12,000,555
5.i-•
222,298,392
140,321,818
9,045,342
—14.9
—
54,983,202,882
9.0
8.1
+
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
.Virginia—Huntington——.
Virginia—Norfolk
South
-
26,669,070
.___
109,404,000
1,203,937,686
:
Carolina—Charlestons—
Columbia
46,719,006
■
/
201,488,656:
"";:i95,2io,i3o':^r
6.2
4.3
a
4.6
+1 6.0
6,013,585
..
/ V
£•'•/
+25.6
—
»
7.6
3,2
+
■/'
961,071,000 1
765,046,000'
;
8,292,582,758.
692,801,455/1/4:
360,585,389 «r,-340,165,047-/
/
886,925,036
794,247,172 ' .'
14,508,77.0,029
14,183,636,239
7.8
< / /
v
4,-
4,960,921 /
A -
/ +1'
24,973,000
2i;i85,000
^'*"
234,224,^34' /
9,021,124
i
/
/./•/ 4,513,231
/>•■" 18,584,000
220,264.295
8,584.492
309764^7^5
212,965,156
7,718,963
305,682~824
+11.7
,
5,035,367
17,195,000
,
237,297,159/
c
/>:
.
; 7,920,274
'
_
1,913,025,692
...
1,900,993,330
0.6
8,072,280
5.9
745,469,426
720,445,439
3.5
5,880,626.. 496
4,098,145,664
__
Fredericks-—___:—
District of Columbia-—Washington
Total (8
+
—
44,779,545
102,270,275
*110,000,000
—
Maryland—Baltimore
+ 13.6
23,471,941'
"-117,952,000
1,129,764.298
_____
Richmond
4,113.374,496
0.4
31,160,677,417
1
Cities).:
8,546,172
>/'
68,628,053
/
,
65,238,724
+
2.3
+
y
5.2
5,413,478,639
8.G
30,449,823,406
^
' +
:..+
2.3
+
327,060^324
3.4
i
.
-
140,797~858
135,0~3~4~6oI 7
118,24L312
716,708,348
■///;;/
742,090,825
281^819^179
674,137,761
U
13,644/709
639,446,049
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
;
1174,346,900
783,059,578
2,175,800,000. /
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
43,844,523
Columbus
Macon
Tampa
...
Montgomery
V
32,810,625
1,257,591,902
40,703,000
:
.
/
.
16,952,800,000 S-.
'/--;- 317,208,350 '
^
9.6
2.1
92,710,547
12,221,507
Meridian
Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans-
79,938,108
12,062,725
(
3,792,795
1,280,494,000
cities).
7,759,811,510
■
/
:+
247,789,356 '/.
10,432,110,674
j..,:
;• ■:
+15.0
+ 12.0/
228,519,598
8.0
1,557,841,992
1,378,456,184
10,782,642,349
9,248,662,993
616,722,349
555,329,951
5
325,017,923
i'.t -••'•-/ 316,098,000
301,332,000
+ 16.0
709,976,655
635,317,228
.
289,361,900
„
+•
.
.
14,789,358
.
': ■
.
{
+
3.4
28,592,233
+
6.5
841,803
341,289
0.1
722/365
9,419,790,000
+
3.9
252,093,000
215,367,000
+ 17.1
223,358.739
60,263,903,833
55,328,244,865
+
8.9
1,302,061,559
1,162,971,238
+ 12.0
1,164,234,700
1,076,087,099
' 2.7
3,058,382
3,333,322
2,939,750
2,748,190
22/190,103
17~282~527
14,070^526
11,114,742
7,169,113,492
+
8.2
133,657,724
+
25,138,970,000
+
•
_____
>■..
':
+"
785,417
-
203,534,243
;•
8.8
414,834,056
+
15.7
99.618,704
358,511,583
91,102,307
+
9.3
786,612,473
710,094,466
+ 10.8
160,805,184
145,777,605
468:658,587
+ 10.3
—
3.0
137,231,181*
17,016,630
65,357,750
22,288,481
8,276,285
r-
7.6
65,029,689
66,657,392
72,770,737
+
3.0
625,584,371
563,052,350
128,703,427
+
6.6
1,127,245,101
456,880,009
46,377,498
20,617,680
+
5.0
3,650,078,267
+ 10.1
74,939,112
137,222,435
479,761,838
Bend
51,081,846
Haute
18,670,812
Wisconsin—Madison
60,044,406
9,028,330
13,218,974
65,416,329
823,062,516
9,277,543
11,628,969
1,807,376
2,381,607
4,430,999
Milwaukee
4,811,275
36,853,327
810,663,834
Oshkosh
Sheboygan
Watertown
_
Rapids
39,336,315
307,687,546
Moines.
City
-
-
99,363,505
-4,414,322
17,263,434
269,255,957
93,762,395
5,345.238
+ 29.9
6.2i
503,138,997
+17.0'
199,439,694
—
—
—
—
—
+
+
175,067,151
423,699-,229
160,134,236
+
474,222,301
461,649,296
1.5
6,471,526,685
6,247,339,921
2.7
74,388,091
77,720,600
10,132~266
■
5.1
13"5_02~743
15^32?/749
—11.9
12,~38~7~333
11,553/m
86,134^000-.'
78,245,000
+~10~1
72,892/000
•69,372~600
7,908.774
9,210,315
+ .9.2
10,359,375
.7.4
; 4,029,710
—
.
19,_120~181
10,126/905
7.9
+
172,916,672
8.2
'17,022^090
2.4
+ 11.1
388,152,300
9.4
13.9
—
1,044,840,147
3,471,338,649
...
7.4
-
+
+
3.6
9,970,561
+
3.9
4,004,385
+
0.6
147y873~849
+
5.9
/
,
/
4,055,264
4,254,949
123,90T569
113,9~73"918
2.7
—
156~666^820
t
4.3
*
+ 13.7
94,209,557
98,065,291
—24.1
14,477,167
18,766,520
7.9
42,322,804
35,071,525
+
6.7
313,662,426
5.1
8,150,359
+
,7.9
8,400,527
55,216,039
"7,564,828
2,309,688,303
298,437,767
-2,141,445,754
732,112,473
+
+ 14.3
51,163,962
50,181,009
55,361,314
+
6.6
20,516,336
18,064,030
16,905,043
+
2.2
16,703,393
+
4.0
—
+
+
780,231,830
6.0
—17.4
44,871,290
43,910,273
+
6.9
140,108,982
134,747,322
+
6.4
78,018,611
GG,161,514
1.7
47,144.386,297
+ 19.8
303,962,653
46,275,326,320
281,930,811
16,153,270
*8,000,000
7,522,155
5,844,193,768
5,749,289,022
+
40,194,051
59,708,934
74,377,948
40,300,825
3,720,850
cities).
/
93,707,819
27,360;874,000
7,649,307
(31
.
30,456,213
7.9
Indianapolis
Total
'■!
96,888,418
17.3
Gary
Peoria
Rocktord
Springtield
Sterling
176,5747304
••"/',
.
*'
10,259,078,000
+
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Chicago
Decatur
14,100,774
/
y'
9.6
26,072,537
Bloomington
2106)69,138
/
1.3
22,111,892
Illinois—Aurora
221,079~395
8.8
61,292,760
Ames
.
■
+25.2
+
+
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City-
Sioux
190,002,513
:
6/562/5325
+
54,589,702
Jackson
Iowa—Cedar
6,204:387
"
+
...
1,168,541,000
18,267,830
3,234,441,000
Rapids.
Manitowoc
:
6,_210,969
+ 19.4
-
12,730,089
>105:091,582
/ 327,700,000
~
3.485,351
'•
64,052,996
-
Terre
V
/
6.5
+
196,046,208
.<
6,562,392
'
-
•
25,225,845
\i
.109,242,425
365,800,000
"•
P-U4
:
>
27,154.528,:/.
-
"■v
•
-
191,860,063
245,472,596
•
'
-
"
-
+ 17.4
•■/
15,266,149
4.9
./
.
+ 10.4
7,323.805
6.598,970
11.8.:
16,727,247
3,489,608,000
Detroit
South
+ 11.4
/
•Z+: 5.4
r
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor-
Grand
./126,048,919
:V 379,500,000
8,598,495
204,396,520
•
•-
+ 12.3/ V
:
J
—
16.6
+
.
*
+ 11.1
9.0
:,+.• 5.3
•
6,570,707
+ 13.0
: +
.
»
...
231,214,539 Zj/.;.::+ ,7.2
+
5.5
9,892,031,928
Z
7.7
.
400:100,000/•*
/:
26,594,895
r
139,095,911 "
/.
+
+
29,626,378
a
7.0/.*,
'•/
275,740,000.
.
255,903,034
—
7.8
c
%
15,826,000,000'
+ 23.8
37,958,491
38,661,000
-
5:708,361,883
+
161,355,059
c
i,215,826,609"
6,105,778.618
'
+
32,845,569
1,163,616,586
41,386,623
/
Jackson
Des
+23.0
:
'
1,539,935,871 /
1,243,516,494 /•
i 75,600,652
'•-•/"
70,124,245 •
/
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Flint
"
2.7
*
V
Seventh Federal Reserve
+
'/.//— 2.3 ;/
35,645,219
:
174,188,945
Mobile
(16
/
801,148,099
•"■'/
1,2.53.586,085
...
Alabama—Birmingham ,
Total
>
/
35,969,281
32,171,203
__
Florida—Jacksonville
169,704.921
;
-
; i- <c, j2,117,700,000 V/i/i'/rv+j..-. 2 -7 i /, ■'
33,562,457
74,738,105
66,194,759
35,786,693
3,124,408
11,986,564,903
11,545,512,971
481,449,743
—20.1
591,023,133*
—
3.9
—22.9
20.7
!
3.369,215
+ 17.9
1,823,614
1,850,895
+
1.9
1,130,519,696
987:478,083
1,455,309
1,081,048,696
+
7.8
.7,029,932
6,519,637
6,007,995
•3,621,763
—18.5""
r
1,473,393
969,448,598
15,688,737
543,676,968
15,076,379
16,556,454
501,134,393
+
8.5
16,496,962
315,944,049
14,720,400
12,818,299
+ 12.6
11,791.359
+ 10.1
11,694,433
32,035,271
9,153,179
7,897,133
+ 19.1
287,021,949
29,233,753
8,333,126
6,501,862
3.8
95,273,889,506
+ 12.7
1,451,164,135
1,332,•..37,030
3.7
299,300,000
296,900,000
;
+ 12.4
+
,
..
+
9.6
91,159,352,241
+
4.5
1,573,079,519
1,395,584,881
+
3.6
325,000,000
313,300,000
9.3
178,620,787
220,148.293
—18^9
.196,093.276
211,001,556
+ 12.5
140,659,560
119,626,997
+ 17.6
114,255,193
117,482,092
0.3
3,264~185
3j083~613
+~~5.9
3,090/387
2.58M85
7.0
647,544,532
656,158,903
1.3
612,738,856
628,872,133
Eighth Federal Reserve Dietrict- -St.
Louis—?
Missouri—St.
Cape
-
Louis.
Gira~deau-
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville.
Tennessee—MemphisIllinois—Jack sonville.
Quincy
Total (7
jities).
1,858,709,017
27,014,223
1,821,099,028
6,406,796
4,243,629
1,016,377.628
950,483,258
725,527,188
805,782,897
3,541,816
15,918,664
3,733,751,041
22,476,809
3,190,382
+
2.1
14,908,681,085
14,391,650,489
+
20.2
208,941,663
183,545,522
+ 13.8
+ 51.0
38,100,997
29,362,798
+ 29.8
+
6.9
8,104,595,923
7,413,644,856
+
11.1
6,519,326,060
5,794.513,497
+ 11.0
28,704,921
26,199,573
15,728,215
+
1.2
127,501,738
127,831,003
3,542,748,509
+
5.4
29,935,852,387
27,966,747,738
+
+
—
+
+
9.6
—
r-r"v*-VfH
Volume 196
Number 6195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1187)
-Month of August1961
1962
Clearings at
$
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minneapolis
St.
+_
i'
HI
I
I
Winona
"Falls
Fergus
North
Dakota—Fargo_
Grand
.
!
__
Huron
Great
32,092,247
37,937,705
74,693,849
2,467,852
.
Helena
-
-
Total
1961
$
$
-Week Ended September 8
Inc. or.
1960
Dec. %
$
•
—
+
(16 cities
409,876,106
+
+
6.9
1757401,700
46, 262,488
L
,
1959
$
27, 462,635
+
+
3.6
7,530,817
8.9
383,881,734
6,297,141
362,074,734
146?7727975
+l¥i
151,787456
13975137519
97730,195
-7.7
fol^OOO
107389^652
3148+527
+~¥i
3,424,339
377367749
8,~5307801
——25.5-
1.1
377, ,193,034
5.2
—
£-1.1
27, 769,760
8.7
92 029,508
+
9.6
101 053,700
+
0.3
143 ,697,690
+
-
92, ,998,146
—
100, ,275,129
'
!
+174,964
1.0
0.8
+
142 ,907,799
+
0.6
2.3
407 746,665
404 ,671,644
+
0.8
—18.5
49 ,913,902
45 ,665,545
+
9.3
7.9
230 ,219,690
239 ,734,031
250 400,861
207 ,103,888
574 ,382,298
547 ,874,411
19 ,079,612
•19 487,275
28,529,285,825
27,047,262,061
—
+ 18.0
+" 2.7
2,877,960
—14.2
3,644,945,521
-
2.5
+
—
37558,iii
■
6,¥5+597
4.0
6,4447412
+ 20.9
f
'^■"6^7+415
'
-
3,736,908,313
7,981,714
446,184,943
7:9
390 700,946
72,753,721
*
"
7,568,369
5.3
+
■
6.1
—
32,137,070
•
—
46, 761,061
1 t2
+
■III
2.2
—
6,001,550
29,549,560
9.1
~
53,495,602
4,888,762
;
7,089, 964,174
18,446,500
54,716,380
;
8.2
—
13,052,689
12,742,172
_—_
Lewiston
1962
146, 169,089
6,635 362,809
+
6,197,158
3,696,746
53,786,339
11,915,647
—----r---''
Falls—
Inc. or
310, 574,654
17,703, 519,484
157 653,155
0.7
+
18,506,512
_
__——
-306 860,320
18,641, 052,483
+ 14.4
13,969,521
:
_
,
1961
Dec. °/0
0.1
—
877,203,380
5,634,899
_—___—
Sioux Falls
42,424,114
2,400,295,217
17,723,056
3,616,090
Dakota—Aberdeen——
Montana—Billirrgd
-
50,502,167
_
:Forks—...—"I
Minot
South
42,387,683
2,416,643,268
20,283,900
949,194,518
;
__
——_i__
-Paul
1962
Dec. %
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Rochester
-Jan. 1 to Aug. 31-
Inc. or
$
47
127664,160
4.8
+
—
+
1+577^561
5.5
660,905,318
,
-7.7
13,4787235
11,0327980
599,954,979
2.1
+ 10.2
575,535,996
539,818,190
+ 21.0
1,276,506
Tenth Federal Reserve Oistrictr-Kansas
City-
.
Nebraska—Fremont
^Hastings
'
_
'
5,578,455
I-
—.
"Lincoln
Kansas—Manhattan
•"
-
Omaha —_L__
:
-
'
Parsons
___
—
Wichita
-
Missouri—Joplin
,__7
£52,772,586
Carthage
———
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Denver—:———
*
1,101,154,474
.
-
-
58,670,045
2,215,740
V
6,419,031,211
+
*
48,229,240
1.3
1,374,778
-
5.4
+10.3
3.3
510,662,135
49,555,152
+
+
18,448,383,291
>
44,779,131
15,676,421
31,138,910
15,173,597
+
33
15,666,861
29,155.670
+
6.8
28,772,349
7,612,281
28,067,525
+" 9~5
369,~172~586
36916+171
4.0
+ 10.7
17,394,199,318
+
6.1
+
6.9
495,034,735
460,408,989
+
21,930,758
7.1
+
1.7
+
6.5
2,530,780,855
282,359,305
29,480,633
-2,488,944,728
+
3.6
w
'•<
-
—
1.6
8,602,884,658
^43,713,071
; 8,107,803,854
.
+
2.8
39,649,665,049
37,307,743,619
+ 15.9
+
+
Beaumont
———
'
El
Paso
Ft.
,
Worth
Galveston
—
-
6.3
Port
Arthur
Wichita
'
Falls
Texarkana
;:-A
„
cities)—
(11
.'i
•-
:
•
+
.
-
•
+
:
*8,'000,000 J
+
■
-
""
*
:
•
•
5,706,223,536
'
5,273,415,818
0.7
1,636,464.531
8.7
•200,278,000
+
—
12,956,315
+
3.0
6,431,939
6,858,377
616,771,917
+
8.6
578,755,380
575,923,690
i":'"
.
14,906,057
13,215,772
+ 12.8
12,556,708
11,549,698
5467540,486
45o7945,502
+ 2L2
3987290,091
390,4457466
34^4017574
36,~2Tl7273
-575
3677397539
5,330,bOO
40,1977290
5,415,000
1.6
4,496,000
5,388,000
2 6
+11.2
+
6.1
+
5.0
+
1.4
t
—
+.13.9
^
•
64,489,391
62,477,784
219,114,809
,,
;
8.2
+
205,230,963
,
.
91,875,426
+
6,8
+
509,505,082
45,196,244,981
3.2
2.2
40,572,546,760;
—72.3
57331,277
5753+333
¥2
13,9567553
12,0997148
+ 18.1
470,370,148
465,209,935
9.4
—
-
83,972,734
498,495,212
+- 0.6
';t
2,210,926,675
1,359,014,056
197,520,000
15,238,954,354
r
17,360,833.489.
6.3
+ 14.2
—
•
•
6.5
•
+11.2
•
223,705,049
19,747,475,445
+ 11.3
26,845,559
11,794,550
63,458,366
•
217,957,676
2.0
■
—
7,510,219
-533,764,618
"
•
21,966,545.025
2,346,893,316
7.9
+
25,057,000
1,970,822,947
593,298,106\
V
,.
3.3
+
281,681,916
199,398,868
•!
2.2
.
—
2,587,185,810
13,474,776
63,834,733
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
72,478,560 ;
27,187,023 ^
-
25,157,339
.
10,444,749
7,330,437
669,894,474
.
-
Houston
5.4
■
2,790,298,171
-287,262,037
200,778,536
22,885,000
2,194,147,287
-
+
7,570,386 i,
'
74,106,934
26,278,723
'
_______
Dallas
11,611,858
6.1
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
388,¥9+637
425,569,385
12,241,383
7.5
1.5
;1;
4,835,548,327
6.8
3.1
—
.
949,330
11,069,263
137,941,931
+
0.2
+'
—
.
-864,324
8,191,864
137,934.202
153,305,710
9,386,620
+ 20.8
+18+296,75+
.
+84M12
;>
.
12736+086
-i+11.4
+954,652
13,0397838
,
618,379,315
—
523,782,037
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San FranciseoWashington—B«llingham
30,670,346
-
:
—:
*
69,292,203
Portland
1-
v-
_i^
.'i.
56,484,461
110,307,936
*
1_
-\"
52;40+640
■■t -v
Barbara.!.—
Stockton
Total
5
Outside
r
;
'
>,
25,918,385
3,782,246,407
193,330,236
r
-
cities
62,948,202
"230,008,736
:
!
r
+
+
_
v
7.0
9.2
^
8,291,960,628
r
•
York—
'
•
,
5.7
—
+
8.0
+
6.2
+
:
"!
4.6
-
189,701,508
6,061,920
5,522,128
210,344,908
184,057,228
95,~3~6~5~70l
93,03+958
+
8.8
+
•
2.0
,
+10.8
+14.3
188,965,065
+~2.5
83,6137129
25,961,972
—17.6
2773477397
1076927569
—177+;
691,259*430
+"+5;
,
—
66,935,913,115
74,63+363
2.1
+
0.1
354,726,402
2+3~8~6~689
'
"
.
•
562,647,681
*
.
9.1
,+11.0
.
..
+13.5
579,024,165
743,08+977
2.8
;
.
40,960,867
11,930,236 .
13,453,335 '
,
39,213,305
1+510,786
15,459,735
,,
1+87+93?
446,3307215
509j846~515
26,912,320
26,177,586
+
4.5
+
3.6
9,426,235
—13.0
14,139,767
8,49+21 +
12,009,147
*'
63,427,491,901 V
57,874,763,248
1,380,059,689
•1,13+476,673,51^ J.,06+678,871,150
23,98+993,865
552,143,274;257*;
25,79+568
8,5987497 7
+ 12.6
.+
460,73+965
-
'
87869,634
—10.0'
*•28,987,163,181
-1,442,003,216
■
■;./
+ 10.0
.
'539,214,178
-216,234,333
1,274,231,058
990,693,641
1,046,265,645
.21,237,946,858
21,365,453,118
19,477,679,677
10,217,676782
9,567,439,826
.
—
] 69,9&l,503,487f
179,206,682
;
+ 22.5
:457,633,150
•
•.
•+600,333,^72;
522,892,613 V
+10.9
;
7,681,152,297
133,600,052,053
/
.
179,299,096
+10.1
+ 14.8
911,030,630
3+633,887,456
+ .,7.1
,
•.
•
485,952,881
243,497,753
:
+ 15.7
5,773,463
*
448,226,907
390,298,849.
—18,1
,
V
911,685,875
1.3
+
V
s'"y
73,887,321
-
4.0
\p.
200,288,711*
8,084^98,522
r'318,340,211
4,035,497,424
2,707,677,802
'
.
197,269,612
6,355,984
+ 10.5
,
-
228,307,358
10.8
+
494,476,970
3,318,013,544 "
'
1.6
—
;
.
7.9
+ 10.5
,^223,339,536
I
324,761.513
+
7,798,966,636
.
14,472,963,535
+ 17.6
:
/
,-
8,798,044,814
.
'
8.8
+
j
^
:
7.0
—21.2
,
-
.
546,297,956
;•+
'
p-
56,752,499
:
(173 ,cities); 141,876,988,144
New
7,5
'
:1
69,701,681
Grand total
..
.
207,008,210
-
—:
(18
-
4,131,969,079
Jose_lJ,_21i__——i._^_>r
Santa
V 47,233,783
;, v.63,979;963
27,734,641
Francisco—
Sart
>
63,496,214
8,620,818,215 +
'.247,533,340.,
+10.1
+
-
-,
•
47,858,456
Pasadena
Riverside
"
•-
-*.>
400,386,309
Beach
Mddesto
1,140,353,424
42,288(555
551,067,526
340,452,725
•57,399,784
11+912,090
599,611,391
<
California—Berkeley
San
6+452,559
33,328,159
.Salt Lake City
Arizona—Phoenix
68,526,961
-
f
+ ,5.2.
28,552,838
1,220,418,326
Utah—Ogden
Long
29,146,498
3i,440,010
Oregon—Eugene
•'
-
+
+20.0
7,657,448
1,061,520,206 .7*.. -:+•• 6.6
1,131,205,636
Idaho-—Boise
'i
-
9,190,942
____
Seattle
Yakima
1,304,497
5.6
+ 23.0
+
11,541,978
163,769,041
8.6
16,271,653
'
509,834,900
1,231,033,378
4.6'
+
+
"1,136,035
958,353
1,012,192
+18~9
39,919,557
r.
16,777,275
5.7
+
.
34,989,766
1,119,445,384
4,989,997,285
+
3351583*631
6,971,518.719
+ 26.0
'-•*
328,452,151
'
41,648,957
;
,
399/149,032
-
8.4
+
.
Springs——37,256,574
Total (14 cities)
>
*
316,687,437
Colorado—Colorado
+28.4-
1,921,194
76,313,581 " *
146,061,553 " 1
5,932,068 :
2,217,320,954
-
1
*
42,193,751
+
:
5,015,682
**'
7.7
^
:
812,095*^65
62,743,852
2,181,933'
,
-
'41,9357071
2,290,149,559
JosCph-j
.+
-
6,544,679:-
- '
-
___
Kansas City-
5,179,873
•;
53,839,079 '
r880,570,209
1
; *6,319,701 >'
2,029,786 "
72,168,962
•
.
—_i__
Topeka
St.
'
-
■■
II—~
—
'
516,722,315,615
11,172,625,948
t.
9,399,569,598
''Estimated.. (a ) Clearings operations discontinued.
Pursuant
to
the
requirements
certifies daily to the
countries
FOREIGN
the
of
We
world.
EXCHANGE
:
RATES
Section
give below
CERTIFIED
BY
SEPTEMBER
.
Country
of
and
Monetary Unit
:
.-•
522
of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
.
Noon
record
a
FEDERAL
Buying Rate
for
•
Sept. 7
•
i
1
.
'
■:(
Argentina, peso
Australia, pbund
:
mark
*
_;
dollar—
-
___,
2.231633
2.231952
-
,
.0387000
.0387000
.0200950
.0200950
.928437
.928437
.928437
.210112
.210112
.210112
.144425
.144425
.144393
.00310600
.00310566
.00310566
.204050
.204050
.204050
.204050
.250062
.250125
.250075
.249990
.249970
.209881
.209742
.209747
.209742
.209742
2.801160
2.800700
2.801100
.00278500
.327416
4
'
.00161100
.0800560
.277475
.277475
2.773762
.194075
franc
.0166506
.194075
.231354
Africa;
rand_
Kingdom, pound sterling
.231412
,
.
.210112
.144412
.00310566
.00161100
.00278533
.00278866
,327316
.327416
.0800560
.277343
,
.00161100
.0800560
.277325
.277315
2.772970
.773366
2.773504
.139825
.0350000
.0166506
.928437
.327416
.139825
.0349750
.0387000
.0200950
,
.00278866
2.773425
.139850
^
2.891240
.00161100
.327313
' -.0800560
_-
pound
•Temporarily
2.232063
.0200950
.00277866
.__
South
Thursday
Sept. 13
Sept. 12
*
.0387000
.00161100
-
krona
of
Wednesday
Money)
-.204050
franc
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
United
in
$
2.232000
.00310589
Netherlands, guilder
Republic
(Value
2.801500
new
yen
Switzerland,
States
1930
' .144450
.*
Malaysia, malayan
Mexico, pes6 :
Sweden,
United
OF
.0387000
j.
pound
lira ^___
Zealand,
ACT
.0200950
:___
Ireland,
New
York
TARIFF
-
.210162
("Metropolitan),
Japan,
New
UNDER
.928437
Germany, deutsche
India, rupee
Italy,
in
TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
Tuesday
Sept. 11
♦
2.232270
—
TO
1962,
Transfers
'
:
Canada, dollar
Ceylon; rupee —'
Denmark, krone
Finland, markka
.'France
Cable
13,
Monday
Sept. 10
#
Austria, schilling
Belgium," franc—-—-
BANK
7," 1962 TO SEPTEMBER
Friday
•
for the week just
passed.
RESERVE
.139787
.0800560
.139812
.0350000
„■
...for you
.03500000
.0350375
.0166506
.0166506
.0166506
,194075
.194050
.194062
.231504
1.395516
1.395347,
1.395387
2.801500
2.801160
2.801240
,231415
1.395118
2.800700
.231378
1.395317
2.801100
suspended.
■
X "i
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1188)
ENTIRE ISSUE
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Federal Reserve Banks
Of the Twelve
Central
Duke
Sept. 12,
fund
Total
certificate
gold
—+383
2
:'—
137
+
~"l7 :-
—
* 365
>
(422)
5
—
T5~800
reserves-
34
Bills
.
■
V
agreement
repurchase
131
'/• :
in
;Bank
30,476
I
premises.
Oth.er
assets—;
Total
assets
'
1
,
F M
416
Condition Statement of Member Banks
.
The
n
statement
condition
of the
banks
:
Federal
of
52,699
(1,434)
~~17
+
668
+
+1,912
•
_
29,098
(422)
——
+
following
Commercial
14
■
■
.
+1,294
U.
S.
bank
reserves—-
1
*
—
'V—34
17,123
t
Other
———————4^—'•;/ (*)
Total deposits
Deferred
275
(*)
(1,012)
L
—
availability cash items
41*
+
____
167
-r-
"
35
—
71
46
—
18,243
+
145
+
340
3,881
+
566
+
181
1
+
6
liabs.
dividends
accrued
and
liabilities—
"Total
capital
(1,434)
; '
accounts—
Capital
paid
Surplus
Total
Ratio
to
In
capital
and
accounts
reserves
(1,434)
59
52,699
"
-
,71
acceptances
on
—4.2%
in
Figures
dating
parentheses
♦Less
process.
eliminations made
$500,000. ++;XxX';X;::+x
the
are
than
in
63
—<
the
during
consoli-
list
a
of
NOTICE
Company and Issue—
Midwestern
53A%
Gas
/''xXx:"""':' -x'; ■1
r;'
v". \+v
+
'X+X+x
■
;
+
Loans
and
Loans
Date '
\-x;
Page
and
loans
'■'x"":;
1st mortgage pipe line bonds,
due June 1, 1980_Sep 25
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—' +
:x"
4(4% ser. I and J bonds, due 1963 and 1964_Sep 28'
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—
x
3(4% debentures due Dec. 15, 1981
Sep 17
«"
Pittsburgh,
*
U. S.
:
794
Gas
—,
Canadian
6(4%
Columbia
due
Gas
1981;
series
N,
1st
;
.
;
X
loans
G,
Real
1
+
949
for
U.
V
Co.—
bonds
:_Oct
———
■
1
949
due
1987
—Oct
1
S.
'
950
debs., due Oct. 1, 1980——
Oct
General American Transportation Corp. 4.55%
equipment
1
1050
Flintkote
trust
Coro.
Co.,
1st mtge.
47/s%
bonds
certificates
Oil
6(4%
due
Oct.
1,
Co.,
&
Liggett
&
2% %
of
1956,
&
Pacific
Corp.
1981—Oct
1
951
1
951
1,
1977——Nov
5%
series
Natural
A
Finance
6 (4 %
1,
1971
1
1
952
1
1051
2nd
mtge.
income
Oct
_
-
—
bonds—_Oct
Gas
debs.,
1
Oct
4%%
series,
Co.—*•'
Oct. l, 1980
due
subord.
conv.
due
1
Oct
1976
1
mtge.
-Oct
Gas Co. 43A%
Oct
—
Pipe
series A,
due Oct.
1,
952
A,
1st
due
lateral
Oil
Pipe
Line
mortgage and
April
1,
with
1972;
trust
5(4%
1st
Total
Banks
and
Fresnillo
813
asets—net
banks—
—_———'
—
assets/liabilities
1,632
Frost
deposits
S.
adjusted!!
:
Government——
Domestic
'■+
22
savings
+1,000
—
1,682
614
963
—
50
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits——
954
States
—_
time
deposits
political subdivisions—„
29
—
—
7
+
23
9
+
6,967
banks
1
1095
From
Federal
From
others^.—
Other
Reserve
9-17
liabilities
col¬
t Exclusive
tion
1st
of
of
loans
valuation
1! Includes
all
to
**
1
1
1
900
*
998
Includes
and
American
Box
—
16
+
108
—
2
+
2g
—
19
+
27
5(4%
preferred
General Controls
preferred
9-14
;
—
Oil
Crude
1
8-31
9-28
8-31
; 10c
$1.12(4
1010-
1
1
9-14
10c
56(Ac
10-
1
9-7
preferred
$3.75 preferred
General
9-28
9-14
9-
7
10c
2c
10-
1
9-5
10-
1
9-7
27(4c
10-
1
9-5
5%
(quar.)
Portland
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)__.
9-28"
9-14
9-28
9-14
9-28
9-14
9-28
9-17
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
93%c
11- 1
11- 1
9-29
$1.1875
30c
—
10-
30c
!—
—
(quar.)—
Cement
5c
,
37(40
25c
preferred
Corp.—
(quar.)——
12-15
1
9-10
10-
8
10- 8
Precision
Equipment—
(quar.)__
General Railway Signal (quar.)—
$4.75
preferred
General
Shale
Products
General
Steel
Industries
Refractories_
^
10c
:
(quar.)____—
17c
45c
(quar.)—
deduc¬
savings
TO-
(quar.)___—
—_
5%
General
separately.
8-31
t$1.25
t25c
_______
(quar.)
16
gross.
9-14
1
—
common
754
963
xx
10-
—
common..
(quar.)!
+
General Telephone
5%
preferred
General
$1.32
$1.25
$1.00
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
10-
1
9-26
10-
9-
7
11-30
9-10
9- 5
5
9-20
9-28
9-14
Co. of California—
20c
(quar.)__
Telephone
10-
1
9-15
Co. of Florida—
Common
$1.30
■iff
9-15
10- 1
9-29
t45c
(quar.)
Co.,
+
postal
9- 4
8-31
9-30
9-21
Finance—
General Contract
71
+
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$5
2.143
common
Oil, (Texas)
(quar.)
Transportation (quar.)—
Industries,
and
9-28
10-17
45c
(quar.)
Investors,
Motors
shown
5(4c
$0,138
$1.50
X
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mills,
time deposits
of U. S. Government
separately.
♦Preliminary (San Francisco District),
t Aug. 29 figures revised.
r
not
4
9-14
-
,
I
(quar.)——
Ltd. (quar.)_
General
x'.
shown
1 x X 9-
9-28
9-12
Co.,
General
not
5-31
9-28
.
:
(monthly)"
.
2-28
X
9- 4
Power
33
checks
8-31
11-30
•
5c
in-
(quar.)___________.
+
officers'
9- 4
9-14
General
after
.10-
9-14
>
9-24*
36
shown
9-28
9-28
10c
Freightlines
447
and
9-21
10-10
9-27
1,944
are
-
9-24
+
banks
10c
14c
50c
+
items
10c
25c
—
loan
from
——
& Co.
+
commercial
9-14
9-15
9-29
(quar.)____—__—_________
General
individual
9-28 +
1
10-29
(quar.)__.
1
demand
certified
(Julius)
Inc.,
—
domestic
(quarterly
,
9- 4
-
45c
________—
5,504
reserves;
1
v
10-
30c
(quar.)______
Inc., class B pfd.
26
deposits except those of U. S. Government and
domestic commercial banks, less cash items in process of collection.
§ Includes
Co.
Investors
25
81
(quar.)X--/——
common
A.)
X
9-4
30c
.
—
13,423
4c
10-
X '-.
20c
Bancshares
General
58
—
——
(initial)
—2,466
—
.'
—
General
General
4,391
121
:j.
ACCOUNTS
*,x,:f -.'x
.
(quar.)—
—
Banks
8-10
;
3(4c;,
x
:
American
+
Borrowings:
1095
9-25
9-17
—
;
x
18-15
187
.....
15c
_
4c
8,402
Foreign;
9-14 *
1X
27(4c
3,230
interbank——
8-24
9-14
10-
\
preferred
6%
66
+
9-5*
$1.05
;
_________
Funds— '.
General
"
x
—
33,470
•_____—_
,
9-20
income)
Mines,
$4.50
22
+
-
19+
+
8-31
9-20 x
22(40
,
preferred
General
44
+
'
9-20
,,
9-10
General American
+
deposits—total**—47,720
899
1
Geco
99
+
+1,004'
526
3c
9-18
10- 1
(quar.)___
(quar.)
:—k
,
Mfg. ! (quar.' X
Corp.
Garrett
5%
312
+
Garrett
Gatineau
^
•
banks—
savings
Commercial
Garlock,
1,630
150
448
9-13
9-27
9-20
Company,
Garfinckel
10,357
+
+
;
(quar.)_________
Withy,
Gannett
240
+
+1,451
—
income).^
Ltd
Futterman Corp., class A
1,015
■'+'X
and
vestment
91
—
4,469
25c
148
+
+ 1,304
11,924
1052
1095
+
4,772
+"
25c
Fundamental
163
+
.
1
1
•'
+
—
63,583
9-28
:X.9-20
V ' X- X>
.
9-30 x
(George
Furness,
3,738
105
Commercial
and
1,170
236
89,352
10-19
50c .XlO-.l
X'
.
E.) & Co., class A (quar.)_
tl5c
9-21
(quar.$15c,V 12-21
(quar.)_____„_
__________
tl5c 3-21-63
(quar.)
fl5c 6-21-63
A
Fuller
3,305
+
138
J.) (quar.),
(Los Angeles)
Fulton-Carrol
+1,123
+
+
(N.
Trust
8
30c
Fruehauf Trailer,
X
—
—
Governments, official institutions, etc.
■*
;
+
1,525
60,776
—_
interbank:
Mutual
1,423
45'"
■:x,'V;;■''
deposits—totalS__^_—
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States and political subdivisions—
U.
+
'
•''
v'
8-31
10-
(Charles
A
4,782
9-4
9c
California
Class
158,523
1
9-20
—
25c
Corp.
of
2,345
.
11-
10-1
(quar.j—
Company
Frlgikar
—
2
9-17
_________
(Pa.)
(quar.)
378
+
1
(monthly)
(quar.)_______
Bank (quar.)
Ltd.
+
7
9-14
10-
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
Realty
3,211
A;-+
1
America
common
Mfg.
A
15,025
10-
J.) —
—
Cos.,
Fritzi
+
16
N.
x
series
; 139
,
98
River,
series
1,666
2,910
—
domestic
LIABILITIES—
954
due
Reserve
bonds, series
mortgage
due April
Franklin
Class
—
&
Frantz
Class
X-+
•'.+# +
(quar.—________
+
29
9-14
(quar.)
of
Fraser
■
642
12,626
——
Federal
with
CAPITAL
trust
Utilities
1,934
+
9-29
(quar.)
15c
75c
50c
Bank
Custodian
+
—
35c
(quar.
Corp.
—
::(;
City
National
Corp.
146
5,241
Foreign:
Co.—
collateral
&
Inc.
Mart,
312
■
9-14
(quar.)——___A+_.__LX,X:\..x24c
Light, common (quar.)____Xxu -:x 30c
Stores,
Worth
Fostoria
+
2,939 X
1
>
9-4
10-
Corp.
preferred
—
12,582
—:
years
22
+
•
,
1,891
7,414
Governments, official institutions, tac.
bonds, series D,
1, 19T2;
mortgage and collateral trust bonds, series
April 1, 1972; 4%
1st mortgage and col¬
lateral
trust bonds,
series B,
due April
1, 1972,
and
4%
1st mortgage and collateral trust
bonds,
series C, due April
1, 1972
;
Oct
Vulcan Materials Co., 6(4% cumul.
preferred stock
Nov
(J.) Weingarten, Inc. 5%% debs, due Oct.
1, 1978
Oct
5%
Other
856
1st
Mountain
years
five
Balances
Ltd.—
—
4(4%
five
to
Reserves
pipe
and
-
10-1
40c
.
55c
—
+
•
28
9-28
8-17
75c
x
(Portland, Ore.)
(Toms
Bank
Power
31,387.
1
1969—Oct ,.,ivl
line bonds 5(4%
series
due
Oct.
1,
mtge pipe line bonds 5(4% series due
Oct. 1, 1978_—
oct
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
1st mtge. pipe line bonds, 5% series
due 1977—
Oct
1978;
banks_x!„
securities
Domestic
Lines
commercial
securities^—total
year
After
+
10-25
(quar.)
Jersey
net investment
Franklin
57
+
33
—>
17,905
domestic
Other
Oct
32
+
711
(quar.)____—
National Bank
Power
Fair
Fram
399
-
10c
——,v-V-.>' 15c
9-27
9-13
Foods, Inc., common (quar.)__—25c V. 9-12.,X 9-4
$5
preferred (quar.)__
$1.25- X10- I X-' 9-17
Fitchburg Paper, class A (quar.)___
13%c
9-21
8-31
Florida Growth Fund-^-'.
x;X,..'X:' .'.'-./'"XX""
/-x+x'
Food
^
+
9-10
Fisher
$4 20
23
—\
168
+
14,724
loans-
to
Other
debenture bonds
—
2
—
.
47(4c
„—
9c X
Preferred
.-X;.
3,673
banks
loans
one
Time
debentures due 1976
debs,
etc. *
Commercial
1980
Co.,
finance,
XX;1'V >^v-+'x--.'"x
9-17
8-31
$0,121
___
.
36
—
8-17
9-14
,
.
122
+
I_:
City
Western
(From
l1,298
——
Within
X
Co.—
due
'
127
+ ;
9-14
9- 7
.
Extra
-
Fort
2
7
xX//-;;// X++V-.';'(xx
gains
—
Trenton
First
+
49
;
Monthly
First
13
+
Bank
National
First
1,840
Demand,
Oct
debs, due Oct. 1, 1979-Oot
1966
of
Oregon
Quarterly
v+
- +..
9-28
9-20
45c V
9-17.
12C2C
10- 1
——
National
First
54
80
pefsonal
foreign
Government
Demand
Corp.—
Trans-Canada
E,
1051
Lighting Gas Supply
series
Public Service Electric &
due
1981
Trans
1
f.
s.
Peabody Coal Co., 5(4%
1st
Oct.
Bank
National
National Bank
Food
306
9-
-'.':':'V+X
—
(Boston)
6,532
1,975
!-
9- 4
,
9-28
12c
investment
net
(Chicago)
+
^
9-25
(Denver)—
fiscal year-end capital
Bank
219
carrying.:
or
Currency and coin—
951
1978-'—.—Oct
due
debentures, due Oct. 1, 1966
Oct vl
Pipeline Co. of America 1st mortgage pipe¬
Gas
bonds
Northwest
Oct.
Aluminum
convertible
Natural
due
Co. 4''/a%
due
Terminal
Steel
5(4%
Time
1,
1
Meyers Tobacco Co.—
debentures,
Manchester
5%
debs,
pipe line bonds, due Nov. 1,
Douglas Telephone Co.—
debentures
line
due Oct.
59)—_—Oct
Ltd.—
Lehigh Portland Cement
Marsh
(series
1d81
secured
Juneau
6%
1970—
4%%
Gulf States Utilities Co. 4%% debs,
Harshaw Chemical Co. 20-year 5%
Home
due
from
8-15
40c
(quar.)—__
Inc.
Bank
+
Treasury bills—
—:
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing :
535
1
Steel
$0,029
a
Q,VL&rterly-
pur-
'
9c
25c
(quar.)___.—
Fund,
8-10
9-10 X,
2%x.
.V-"--?'.
—
National
First
V
purchasing
One
xX"■:-V
4%%. series
Oct
Detroit
and
Quarterly
.=
+
9-17
(Md.)—
Co.
(New York)
National
Florida
+
div.)
(quar.)________
First
8,336
1,243
dealers
(stk.
of $0,092
—4—
Bank Stock Corp.
(quar.)_.
+:
—
2(4%
distribution
538.
_xx. 2,631
ta
estate
Other
Loans
1
debentures, series'I, due 1P82; 5Va%
due 1985; and 5%% debentures,
1984
of
Quarterly
income
+
>33,388
(quar.)__
——
Products
Paper
Industrial
Financial
Florida
—
(quar.)______
Y.)
(N.
Financial Corp.
America
.
;.
Oct
Stores
Trust
___^/
Corp.
(Del.)
Financial Corp of America
8,978
securities..,.——
for
finance,
Loans
Oct
X
.
&
Filtrol
122,606
Other
Page
.
.
series O,
Power
mtge.
Ltd.—
debentures, due Aug. 15, 1981—
System, Inc. 4%% debentures, series
due
Consumers
Date
A
5%
debentures,
^
series due
—
Hydrocarbons,
series
9-17
+
—U-.———
and
securities
Sales
'
Light Co. 1st mtge. bonds 5(4%
1982
10-11
10- 2
392
Govt, securities
Other
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
10-31
+
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
Atlanta
30c
37(ic
Bank
dividend
First
carrying:
securities
Other loans
•
industrial
brokers
to
' chasing or
U. S.
Govt,
Other
Consol.
PARTIAL
9-28
9-28
9-28
Quarterly
(In millions of dollars)
adjustedf
,
9-28
10-15
;;
10-15
!—76,194
investments
15c
First Connecticut Small Business Investments
-
1961
8-31
.
10-15
Department
First
9-^30
9-17
-
10-15
124,497
adjustedf
Loans
*^V-i Y/-1:'-
1962t.
.
10-15
28c
5%
Fiduciary Mutual, Investing
(From income)
_______
$146 million.,
.
28c
.
9- 7
.
—
Fiduciary Trust Co.
(Increase ( + ) or
■'XvXi -x'.; Decrease (—) Since
Sept. 5, Aug. 29,
Sept. 6,
-
9-11
9-15
10-1
(monthly)
Corp.—
(quar.)
Fibreboard
$19 million and bor¬
$81 million. Loans to
investments
and
Assn.
$7.50
Fidelity Fund Inc.;—
Quarterly from net investment income
$32
1962s
loans
Commercial
■.
Co.—
X
(Syracuse),
—
Fidelity
non-
'
u
10-12
prior preferred
(quar.$1.37(2
preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
Stock
decreased
ASSETS—
Total
"
TENDER
+:V:+V';
Transmission
for
32(/2c
+
Stores
Agricultural
OF
Mortgage
Corp.
domestic commercial banks decreased
bonds, notes,
redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle,i
called
Insurance
Finance
Services
Federated
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
corporate
stock
common
National
National
decreased
9^-17
8-31
8-31
9-21
1
9-15
Federation
•'yf'X:;x:.
increased $293
Banks
10-
10- 1
Stock dividend
:''
others
25c
62Vac
9-15
Republic
from
9-14;
•
9-30
Associates; class A
!—____ ; ~
;8c
'10- 1...
Corp. (increased)!—_______ 7;
25c;
10- 1
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Ihc. (N. Y.)—x'/'x"; x.!':-'. "''x'x
Quarterly
—!——
30c
9-29...
Fansteel Metallurgical (quar.)—___
20c
9-20
First
Reserve
9-29
;i',xx.:
Circle
First
Federal
A
9-18
Family Finance
First
rowings
and
15c
lion.
Fund Notices
will.be found
10- 2
trict, $86 million in the Atlanta District, ^nd, by lesser
amounts
in six
other districts.
Savings5 deposits in-/;
creased $66 million but "other" time deposits of individ¬
uals, partnerships, and corporations decreased $26 mil^' *
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Below
(quar.)—15c
40c
5%
-
preferred
.9-14
5Vz%
the similar week in 1961.
Real
$28 million.
"Other" loans in¬
j!'. ■%•>.-xy-'+x;
9-28
(quar.)______
Common
v,;'y
Demand deposits adjusted
million in
New York City, $156 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict; but they decreased $98 million in the Chicago Dis¬
purchased for foreign correspond1
increased
9-14
f 15c
Monthly
increased
loans
million^
-
,
institutions
"other"
9-28
(Max) & Co., class
Whitney Corp.—
Federal
million. -'
v+:\
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks increased $378 million, Treasury certificates
decreased $29 million, and the combined total of Treas¬
ury notes and U. S. Government bonds decreased $37
+1,912
.1%
33.1 %
$168 million and loans to
8-24
10-1
-
Corp.
Federal
of
creased $22
10
—
688
+
estate
30
.
—;;; -x+x:;
liability
+
+
56
combined
Contingent
1
note liabilities
R.
financial
respectively,
capital
& F.
increased
8-24
100%
:
,
million, as
compared with increases of $20 million and $28 million,
+1,821
888
_
certificate
gold
726
+
461
,
accounts
liabs.
of
deposit
f
51,294
-
„———
Other
.".'+'■
72
tions
bank
Other
1
during the comparable week a year ago,,
these loans increased $72 million. Loans to brokers and
dealers for purchasing or carrying U. S. Government
securities increased $2 million, and their loans for pur¬
chasing or carrying "other" securities increased $49
million.
Loans to sales and personal financing institu¬
290
+
173
+
Treasurer—general account
627
_______——218
Foreign
+
9- 5
Farmers & Traders Life
net
a
10- 1
T J35c
(initial)
—
-Family
\ r-'.v.'X
decreased
40c
5 % Junior preferred, (qusw.),.____
;
Falstaff Brewings (quar.)__l__________—___
million;
$54
Deposits:
Member
deposits.
industrial loans
and
9-18
9-18
Fairbanks
securities, $138 million in demand deposits adjusted, and
$1,004 million in demand deposits credited to domestic
commercial banks, and a decrease of $448 million in
372
+
the
"'
11-2
9-10
9- 7..
9-20
9- 5
9-25
9-28
:
5c
$1.60 conv.
preferred
(quar.)—
Fairmont Foods, Co., common
(quar.)_____
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
Reserve
9-17
„
—
dividend-——
Ltd,
9-14
.
—
Corp.. (increased quar.)
Fabien
principal changes for the week
ended Sept. 5: Increases of $219" million in loans ad¬
justed, $312 million in holdings of U. S. Government
3
—
593
X
shows
348
+
+: 907
+
C
Factor
2,390
+.,
(accum.)_
(Minn.)—
•*-,—
——
Extra
U. S. Government demand
f
notes!,
Reserve
Extra
Stock
+ 2,605
107
—■
'.Liabilities—
Federal
999
Sep 28
Fabi,
+ 2,461
'237
—-
5,359
*
collection
of
process
293
30,267
and securities——
loans
items
856
7,855
+
162
:
*
securities--,— '
U. S, Gov't
Total
Cash
,
9-14
12- 3
10r 1
•
——_—___
Issue.
'
'
Total
1051
169
+
30,196
bought "outright—'
under
4%
Ex-Cell-O Corp.
(quarO
40c
Excelsior Insurance
(N. Y.)
(quar.)—___!—
10c
Executive Equipment, 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)__—
$1.12(2
Exolon
Company
(quar.)—__—
_—'
30c
;
—.
_____;
dividend
Stock
—6,050
3,952
Payable of Rec.
9-29
9-28
10-19
10- 1
Equity Capital Co.
745
Holders
WhQU
20«
20c
45c
$2
(increased-quar.)_—
Mfg.
Air Freight
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)_
Endicott Johnson & Co., 4% pfd.
Emery
640
.
—
1
'
Per
.
Share
Emhart
1970—
15,
,
\
Company
Electric
Emerson
950
1
*
Held
+
9,538
J—-; '
Total
131
—
13,772
——-
.
Bonds
;.+ X
;
—— -
Notes
Name of
Petroleum
♦Announced in this
+
2,934
_il—/————
Certificates
>++/
1049
——
-debentures due Feb.
,
Bought outright—
.
X
143
+
'.
Co.—
Rubber
&
r\
'
Corp.—
>
•' * v *
15ryear 6(4% subord. conv. debentures, due 1976
Oct 10
Western Power & Gas Co. 4(4% convertible subordinated
27
—
56
+
Continued from page 11
securities:
Government
S.
U.
175
——
outright—-
Acceptances—bought
:
due
Tire
Occidental
•
advances
and
Discounts
&
Power
—
1,203
;
637
5(4%
stock,
preferred
DIVIDENDS
Page
3%% cumul. pfd. stock; 4(4% cumul. pfd. stock
and 4(4% cumul, pref. stock
Sep 30
Greyhound Corp., 4(4% cumulative preferred stock—Oct 31
Hidden Splendor Mining Co., 6%
cumul. pfd. stock—Sep 17
.—1,520
12,
—
14,597
account-.,
for F. R. notes—
certificate
Gold
Redemption
debentures,
subordinated
Date
Nov
9
\ "
due May
l-
serles_Oct 15
Southern Ohio Electric Co., 6% pfd. stock_Nov
2
Co.
5(4%
first and refunding mortgage
Feb. 1,
1990——
—-Sep 24
bonds
1961
1962
*
tock
pfd.
cumul.
4.20%
cumul.
and
General
Sept. 13,
Sept. 5,
,
1962
-v;
.
Co.
convertible
1969
Columbus
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Tractor
Telephone Co.—
4(4%
1,
'...".ASSETS—
CALLED
Company and Issue—
Caterpillar
Monday, September 17, 1962
.
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar)
(quar.)_—
——
_____
:—x
—
62 (4c
9-24
33c
32(4c
31(40
25c
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
9-
1
10-25
10-25
10-25
10-25
^
Per
Name
General
Holders
When
Share
of Company
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec:
Heinz
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone
General
Co.
$2,375
62y2c
5/2%
1
9-14
10-
1
9-
34 %c
10-
1
9-15
Heller
5
E.)
(quar.)
preferred
Helme
(George
Co.,
15c
9-25
8-17
50c
9-25
8-17
9-15
10-
1
(quar.)
1
10t
1.
10-
1
9-14
10- 1
9-15
9-30
-8-22
19c
10-
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Putnam Fund
(see
George
Fund—
Stock
dividend
Cement
Trust
Corn
Gladding
Glens
Glidden
&
Company
Hilo
9-17
9-28
9-17
10-11
10-31
10-
10-
1
C
10-
1
9-
10-
1
Co.,
Co*
Hoover
9-15
Horizon
Land
9-15J
Horner
(Frank
1
9-15
8-24
25c
10-
10c
Corp.—
9-28
Huron
Corp.
1
10-
10-10
Sash
10-10
9-26
50c
10-
1
9-
U3c
11-
1
_____
1
9-12'
5%
10-
Great
Great
American
dividend!
class
Ltd.,
Mortgage
&
Door
Great
Northern
Ry.,
Southern
Life
Great
Quarterly
West
,'9"14
••fV
10-31
9-28
Great
Western
$1,80
Great
I
tf
Assurance
'
^-:tr
Producers—
preferred
■
(quar.)
*
-
■
45c
10-
,
dividend
10-
1
Breaker
Circuit
preferred
Cement
9-15
10-
;
:*
10-
J 2 5c
10-
(Canada)
5.16%
—
Co.,
:
4/2%
De
.____
.
"Institutional
From
I2yac
11-1
10-12
11-16
10-12*
12-10
$1.16
10-
*
3- 11-63
(quar.)
Quarterly
—.___
_i
:_
11-23
2-21
1
9-15
Hanover
Shoe
6%
preferred
Hardee Farms
pref.
preferred
Harris-Teeter
Trust
Harsco
&
Hartford
Hartford
9-14
Gas
Markets
Bank
9-10
8-25
International Textbook
9-17
Interstate Finance
9-28
Co.,
preferred
10- 5
9-14
Interstate
9-14
Investment
10-
1
9-14
25c
10-
1
9-18
$1.50
10-15
30c
._
9-28
9-14
9-28
Times
10c
10-16
50 c
10-
1
35c
—
11-
1
27y2c
(quar.)
65c
'
(quar.)
50c
50c
(increased)
(quar.)
Aluminum,
class
From
10-
1
9-27
9-27
10-
1
10-
3
2
Class
9-14
9-14
9-12
25c
9-28
9-14
4%%
•
5%
A
30c
9-30
2iy4c
10-15
10-
5
25c
(quar.)
6%
5/2%
5%%
Hawley
Haydock
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)
10-15
10-
5
27/20
I
Products
Fund
Hein-Warner Corp.
nfd.
5/2%
investment
(quar.).—_
10-15
10-
5
283/4c
10-15
10-
5
5c
15c
.
(quar.)
,_.
9-
20c
101—» 0
1
1
9-29
9-14
9-
4
9-10
9-28
10-
10-
9
8-30
1
9-14
9-15
9-14
40c
10-
1
9-14
$1.12/2
10-
1
6c
,__
9-16
9-19
35c
10-
9-
1
9-21
12-15
12-
3
12-15
12-
3
25c
10-15
10-
8
1 -15-63
1-
8
25c 4-15-63
4-
8
1-
8
(stock
1
9-
A
Iowa
9-17
8-24
9-17
8-24
9-28
9-14
9-17
1
9-12
10-11
8-31
54V2c
683/4c
27y2c
9-29
9-
7
9-29
9-
7
9-20
9-
4
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-12
9-27
9-
9-20
8-30
4
New
of
York—
(
(stock
dividend)
4%
10-10
10-
1
Co.
Syndicate
(Canada)
Packers,
Electric
6%
1
10-
9-28
9-14
9-28
9-14
(s-a)
t50c
9-28
8-31
$1.50
10-15
9-28
Light & Power—
10-
1
9-14
60c
10-
1
9-14
533/4C
10-
1
9-14
&
4.35%
preferred
4.80%
preferred
Irving
Trust
Irwin
(Richard
45c
(quar.)__
York)
D.)
Inc.
10-12
10-
1
9-15
$1.083/4
&
4.75%
50c
9-15
9-
1
9-
7
9-
6
8-10
9-10
10-
1
9-
7
9-17
9-10
$0.00/a
9-17
9-10
5%
"9-28
12/2 C
10-26
9-14
4%
10-24
10-15
25c
10-
9-10
1
8-27
Y.)—
(N.
12-15
12-
1.
62 % c
9-28
9-14
68 %C
9-28
9-14
50c
10-
1
9-
7
$1
10-
1
9-
7
14c
...
10-
1
9-
14c
11-
1
10-
$1.50
10-
1
;
.
/
12 % c
(quar.)
6
5*.
9-15
9-28
9-14
.
preferred
13%C
(quar.)
Co.
11-
10-10
1
10c
9-20
9-
22c
9-29
8-22*
4.
tll/2C
10-
1
9-
26 %c
i.;
10-
1
9-17
9-30
9-17
27c
31 %c
2.92%
Lau
Sessions
■
7
Blower
Lawter
9-17
9-30
Lear
Siegler,
&
Lehn
-
2
7
9-28
9-
9-28
9-18
(stock dividend)
3%
35c
Products
class
"
6%
participating preferred (initial)
Lewers & Cooke, Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Lexington Water, 53A%
preferred (quar.)_
5/2% preferred (quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd, (quar.)_
Lily Lynn, Inc., class A (initial)—
National
Life
Insurance
"IOC
tl5c
25c
9-
5
9-
1
7
9-15
'y
<10-19
9-28
1
9-14
10-
9-20
9-1
$1.43%
10-
1
9-
7
$1.37%
10-
1
9-
7
$1.75
10-
1
9-13
9-30
9-15
12 % C
(Fort
25c
class A
9-10
9-21
10-
6
8-10
1
9-20
22/2C
(quar.)
9-
9-17
10-
25c
(increased)
Levines, Inc. (quar.)
Levy Industries, Ltd.—
Wayne)
Lipe Rollway Corp.,
9-20
10c
A
/
(Richmond,
Freight—
Products,
Lincoln
10-
.
(quar.)
Fink
&
9-15
1
10-15
6c
20c
Motor
10-
5c
Inc.
Co.
Way
9-14
12-17
59 %c
(quar.)
Lee
9-28
12-31
$37c
(quar.)_
(increased)_
Insurance Corp.
Title
1
25c
Co
Va.)
11-
11-15
25c
Chemicals
Lawyers
•
Co.—
preferred
11-
1
12/2C
9-28
$1.10
12-10
$1.10
(quar.)_
10-10
9-
7
Little Miami RR.—
Original Stock (quar.)
Original Stock (quar.)
Special Stock
(quar.)
Special
Stock
Industries
(stock
come
Loblaw
Locke
5%
10-
8
2-7 H
12-
3
9-17
equal to approxi¬
less British in¬
9-26
Ltd.—
pref. B (quar.)
Pipe Co. (quar.)
1st
Joint
Steel
Chain.
Mfg.
t40c
25C
Cement (quar.)
Island Lighting, 5% pfd.
4/4% preferred D (quar.)
—
9-
4
Stock
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
Longs
10-
1
9-
4
Lorillard
(s-a)_
16c
10-15
10-
1
(P.)
5
common
(quar.)
—
9-10
10-
1
9-10
$1.08%
10-
1
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-14
9-30
9-15
2%
12-30
12-15
12 %c
—
1
30c
(quar.)
Company,
(quar.)
1
9-
10-
$1.28%
—
Stores
preferred
9-21
9-10
9-17
10-
$1.06%
dividend
Drug
25C
1
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred E (quar.)
—.—^
5Vb% preferred (quar.)_
!__
Long Island Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
40c
10-15
9-12
10c
B
4.35%
Rubber
9-30
10-
12/aC
——
Star
Mile
10-15
17 %C
4
(quar.)__
Long
7%
12-17
rets,
tax)
Londontown
Long
11-16
2% %
dividend)
share
per
2-15
12-10
3-10-63
Groceterias,
$1.60
Lock
$.059
3-10-63
50c
(interim payment of 16%
mately
11-16
50c
(quar.)
Livingston Oil Co. (stock dividend)
Lobitos
Oilfields, Ltd. American dep.
$1.20
:
9-11
9-20
45c
Inc.
,
A
9-20
-
12 %c
preferred
r
-
1
10-
40c
I'
1
8-31
9-17
30c
(quar.)
dividend
(quar.)____
(
I
2
82yzc
(quar.)
(New
11-
10-
$1
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class A (incr. quar.))
Class A (quar.)
Lambton Loan & Investment Co
Lone
50c
Light—
Common
(quar.)
3.30%
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
9-28
20c
—
63
9-20
4/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)_
8-29
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn)—
1
preferred—
(increased-quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar7)
!_!
Power
1
10-
6c
(s-a)
10-
10-10
lc
Royalty
10-15
10-10
7y2c
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
4.32%
preferred A
(quar.)
5%
preferred
B
(quar.
Litton
Corp.
2c
Beef
4.80%
8-21
5
5%
B
Investors
Iowa
9-20
10-
20c
$1.12V2
partic.
Industries
Assn., Ltd.__
1--15
120c
(quar.)
Telephone (increased quar.)
(John), Ltd
Lamson
...
$1.25
Laclede Gas Co., common
4
10-
6c
dividend)
(quar.)
Ltd.
.
5
9-20
$1.25
Electric—
Heater
Labatt
4
433/4C
income
(Fla.
.Extra
Iowa
26'Ac
$1
15c
preferred
4.30%
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-22
America—
Funding
Investors
9-12
Electric—
preferred
of
—___
Common
preferred
10-10
11-
12-lb
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(monthly)
series
Lestoil
25c
v
____'_—
A
Class
1
9-4
Co.
net
Class
9-14
10-
yio-
9-10
1
1
1
La Crosse
Leath
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Securities.
Investors
,
Hawaiian
10-
60c
$1
(quar.)—
Co.
common.
Investment Corp.
9-14
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-20
Kysor
7
30c
pfd.
7%
(quar.)
Power,
preferred
preferred
1
t$0.3594
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(Ind.), common (quar.)—
preferred
4.36%
10-1
10-
1
Harvey
4y2%
9-14
10-19
(quar.)___
Hartford National Bank & Trust
Hartford
Paper Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
_______;
International Salt (quar.)
Co.,
1
1
11-
10-15
9-15
9-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
,
Insurance
Canada,
$4
Shoe
10%
Savings
11-23
50c
$1
—:
International
Silver
t8c
:
2/2%
*
t40c.
International
$1.62
(quar.)__
9-17
40c
Quarterly
Interstate
—
; 10- 1
25c
Corp.—
—
of
Co.
International
10c
(quar.)
Fire
8%
Corp.
Super
Corp.
6
Nickel
9-10
dividend
Harris
International
9-10
;
_
$$1
'
9-18
(quar.)—
com.
Chemical
&
1
10-
10-
12-
8/40
Corp.
Kuhlman
.9-15.
9-30
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
5y2%
(quar.)
Harris-Intertype
Stock
11-
$1.50
common
Kromex
3
9-18
International—
(quar.)
/
—
Harvester
1
:
9-15
1-2-63
■
9-20
12-
A
•5.ya%
—.__
10-
25c
9-15
1
10c
Class
A
(monthly)
Kroger Company, 6% pfd./quar.)__.
7
*
10-
.
4%%
9-
Clark
Stock
——
$1,061/4
(quar.)
Harnischfeger Corp.,
9-7
<
—
.
$1.12%
6/2% preference A (quar.)
Harding Carpets, Ltd., common—
6%
9-14,
~
Winkle-Munning Co.___
Harbison-Walker Refractories— """
10- 1
8c
:_—
*
Hanson-Van
$12y2c
—_—
Ltd.
25c
9-
1
87 %c
Mines.
6%
Oil
Corp.—
Class
(Chicago)—
.
;
(quar.)
1
1-2-63
7'
9-30
10-1
:
1
10-
10-
«
9-18
15c
;
10-
.
5%
preferred
Kratter
9-14
Cosco
(quar.)
10-
$3
9-
9-28
Cotton
9-29
7
*
26c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Koppers Co., common (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)_______—
7
10-15
Hamilton
Co.
15c
9-
International
Hamilton
11-15'
7
10c
Kullen
5J/2%
9-14
4%
25c
9-
25c
Koehring Co.,
9-10
7
Organ
11-16
9-29
J$1.129-29
$56Vic
9-29
$683/4C
9-29
9-28
9-
Hammond
11-30
10- 1
10- 1
9-24
preferred (quar.)
!_____:
preferred' (quar. )"__^_r________
9-10,
9-10
i'25c
.__
60c
Paper—
_,
___
Common
4%%
1
1
Fund
income
International. Minerals
1$1.25
1
Quarterly
9-10
7
!____
10-
87V2C
Company
(quar.)
Knickerbocker Biologicals,
9-10
9-
4%%
10-
10-
1
9-21
.
7
$1/121/2
Kirsch
9-17
10-
35c
5
9-28
'
'
1
9-17
1
—
(W. F.). Printing
(quar.)
Halliburton
C-o.
(quar.)_________i_
Hammermill
10-
1
10-
9-14
8-31
(quar.)
10-15
1
9-
(quar.)_
9-10
10-
1
(quar.)
9-
8c
Grocery, class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
King's Department Stores: (stock div.)
Kingsport Press
(quar.)___
King.wood Oil (stock dividend )_^_______
•
Building
Securities—.
10-16
preferred
King
9-10
10-
common
10-
5%
1
1
(initial-qu.ar.)—12c
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph—
Common
(quar.)
20c
5%
preferred A (quar.)____.
31/4C
5% preferred B (quar.)_
3iy4c
Interlake Iron Corp.
(quar.)__i.
40c
Interlake
Steamship
(quar.)
50c
Insurance
15c
Hall
1
15c
/_
Gold
Mfg. Co.,
Kimberly
9-17
50c
____
Hamilton, Manufacturing Co.
1
8-23
1
9-15
Co.,
9-
10-
1
Mining. Ltd.
1
Mfg.
(quar.)
10-
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Keystone Portland Cement. (quar.)__n,______!.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
(quar.)
..
26c
Ltd.—
Income
1
50c
1
Gustin-Bacon
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
Exchange
10-
Gunnar
(quar.)__
Ltd.7 common
investment
10-
dividend)
7
38 %c
(s-a)
Keweenaw Land
S.A.t-t-
class A (stock dividend)_i—
Consolidated Copper (quar.)—
Insurance
Kerr-McGee
$1.05
$1.25
$1.06/4
Credit,
9-12
Kerr
9-14
9-4
8-30
1010-
$1.03
____—.
9-10
8-31
9-28
9-17
preferred
Kerr-Addison
8-30
10-
20c
Shares,
5%
4
9-28
$1.03%
Class
Institutional
9-
$1
Mexico
(quar.)
9-10
:
(quar.)__
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6%
preferred (s-a)
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co. Ltd.—
8-31
$1.25
(stock
9-27
10- 1
9r28
3%
shares
preferred
5%
Industries
10c
.
preferred (quar.)_l___^
Industrial Plywood, 6%. preferred
9-28
$1.25
pfd.
(quar.)_
"
$2.75
;
10- 1
t75c
.___
preferred
.,$2.25
9-28
4c
(quar.)
Electrica
.'9-20
10%
9-
(quar.)
6c
Indianapolis Water, 5% preferred
4»/4%
preferred (quar.)^
; New
4.64%
Western
Common
_______
Inspiration
'
preferred
&
6
from income)
Michigan Electric—
$1.29 '
Gulf
9-
(monthly)—___
A
(quar.)
Inland
yio-19
9-20
'
1
10c
9-24
;
,
10-
(quar.)
$15c
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)_
10c
_,
7
$1.08
Copper__________
Common
■
8-31
37!/2C
..
9-
Common
1
(quar.)—
&
50c
_______
9-14
10-
^
Ltd.—
8-31
1
1
(quar.)
10-15
50c
9-21.
1
11-
1
48c
A
(quar.)
—___________
4%
preferred (quar.)
Inland
Container, class A
(quar.)—_—___
8-31"
;
1
' 15c
37.y2c
.
7
8-31
1,
.
__—r."
9-
1
10-
10-
;
(Delaware)
Co.
20c
Industrial Acceptance,
9-14
56y4c
7
$1.07
—
Co., $4.50 preferred
57y2c
(quar.)
Industria
1
$1.06 y«
10-
Ltd.
'Common
9-10
10-1
7
9-
8c
Kentucky Stone Co.,
(quar.)—
preferred
(s-a)
Properties, class
1
1
27tic
Kenaall
Co.—
,
9-10
9-21
9-28
25c
Telphone (quar.)_
Central RR. (quar.-)>___lv,T
4%
10-
5%
683/4C
4.20%
7
9-28
9-
1
9-29
Company—
Kelsey-Hayes
$1.12Vi
Bell
9
9-
*
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
9-14
2
10-15
10-
8c
Kennecott
9-17
2
50c
22c
$1.12/2
—
9-14
12-
•
11-14
—
9-14
1
10?
20c
$2y2c
.
•.
& Ohio RR.—
$5 preferred (quar.).
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Power
(monthly)
9-28
prior preferred (quar.)_
preferred A
(quar.)
Food Products (quar.)
Imperial Tooacco
9-15
.
11-14
1
__.—
Industries.
9-
1
1
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kelly Girl Service
.
11-14 *
1
3Vat%
9-14
11-14
12-
—
Refining
4%% preferred ,(quar.)
^
4.12% preferred (quar.)—
Indianapolis Power & Light—
Gulf, Mobile
Gulf
1
11-14
1
12-
(quar.)
com.
Kendall
10-
9-28
110c
/
.
(quar.)
l
Gas,
Kendall
Indiana
9-20/
1
9-28
10-
$1.75
—
._
10-
1
12-
12-
>3/2%
.*.
9-10'
12-10
3oc
(quar.)
Grinnell Corp., new, com. (initial-quar.)____
GrUmman Aircraft Engineering (quar.)
Stock
Kellogg
9-10
9-
J30c
8-31
12-
$1
$1.25
Natural
9-14
American
n___H_.
Insurance ,(quar.)
9-10
9-24
7
9-14
9-20
95q
.
:/
(quar.)
Monthly
;_
Kay Windsor, class A
Kayser-Roth Corp. (quar.)_—
9-28
(quar.)
Incorporated Investors
; 9-14
9-29
11-
" 40c
—■
——
common
9-14
,9-14
60c
$1.05
(quar.)_
Corp.
Monthly
20c
'Capital Fuitd-;
:!
Imperiall'jLife Assurance (Canada) (quar.)— ;v
■
Mountain Power (quar.)__
Greening Industries, Ltd.___
l__
Gregory Industries (stock div.)__
Greyhound Corp., common
(quar.)______
] 4Va %
preferred
(quar.)__
\ 4J/4%
preferred
(quar.)_
_,
Greyhound Lines,of Canada, Ltd." (quar.)__
'
10-
75c
,
convertible, preferred
Griggs Equipment
;
-
1
preferred
preferred
Kavanau
4
9-1',
9-28
$1.12/2
12-13
6%
4
'
i 5%
2-
9-24
20c
(quar.)
9-10
1
1$1.50
Green
Gulf, Life
9-
10-15
115c
-
10-
*
9-14:
9-28
City
t62y2c
Co.
common
Imnprmi
10-10
1
10-
117Vic
;
Winnipeg Gas
Griesedieck Co.,
10-
50c
(quar.):
(quar.)_
Sugar, common
preferred (quar.)
1_.
.
93 %c
T
•
'
7
$1.08%
9-28
Common
(Houston)—
Co.
10- 1
25c
56'/4C
Imperial
r
*
9-10
1
_
Western
7%
Greater
10-
,
Life
9^20
10- 1
9-
'
r
,
12-28
Illinois
1
9-29
'30c
i
u
Great
2-28-63
9-14
1
■
_
12c
Illinois
l%/..;9-lt/'
20c
Insurance
1
$1.25
Income
.'
9-28
10%
$12y2C
(quar.)__
9-28
10-
$1:43%
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
Ideal
9-12S
•' 9,?9//(
J50C
__•
Lakes Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Lakes Power, Ltd.
(quar.)
Great
A
10-15
36 %c
(quar.)
Light—
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska
$5
10-18
1
10c
Co.
Y.)
preferred
(quar.)_7.
—
9-4
'9- 4
9-17 ;
1
11-
30c
preferred
I-T-E
10-
,
t$l
;
'
(N.
9-26*
9-26
1
11-
7
9-12
5
20c
Insurance
9-17
5;
10-10
10-
$1.25
9-13
$2.75
10-
15c
::,.; 55c
(quar.)
9-21
1
40c
5%^ pfd. (quar.)
&
11-
9334c
(quar.).
Power
9-
$1
—
9-28
4%%
9-28
10-20
'
$1.50
:___
C
~
$1.46
9-14
9-14
9-28
10c
(quar,)_
Co.
9-14
"
"
."
.____
$1.25
Hygrade
10-15
10-15
'
12 Vic
(quar.)_.i'____L'*'-
Co., common
3%%
preferred
(quar.
Gray Drug Stores (quar.)L_
2
(quar.)—
4.60%
:
(W.'TO
10-
9-28
15c
preferred
Huyck
9-21
8c
Insurance
$1.75
5%
4
9-
25c
(quar.)__
A_
1
5%
10-
25c
Y.)
10-
i___
/__—
5%
(stock
W.),
Erie
&
Huttig
9-14
9-17
10c
$2.25
9-14
1
9-21
■
•
Grant
9-14
Hubbell
(Phila.)
•
D.
9-29
___
Industries, common'(quar.)
:___
preferred/quar.)
—i
(Harvey), class A
(quar.)
,
Class
B
(quar.)____
Hupp Corporation, 5% preferred (quar.)_.
8-24
:
(Washington,
15c
Houdaille
9-15
9-15
9-28
9-14
(quar.)
$1.061/4
preferred C • (quar.)■_■_,_——$1.25
Co., 4J/2% preferred (quar.)
$1.12Vi
1
9-28
9-29
preferred
1
(quarJ
Bank
Ltd.
Employees
Chemical
10-
15c
9-28
40c
$1.25
5
(N. Y.)—
Southern Ry.—
4% preferred (quar.)
".
Kansas Gas & Electric, common—
4V2 %
preferred (quar.)
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)
i
4.32% preferred (quar.)
Kansas Power & Light Co.,
com.
(quar.)_
4%%
preferred (quar.)_.
9-28
1
5
*4%
4 35%
9-14
1
2nd
10-
1
9-28
10c
________
10-
1
-*
Kansas
11-
9-
1
8-31-
11-
1
(initial)-
preferred
City
;4•>j%
35c
10-
(quar.),
preferred
(quar.)
'
37!/2C
(quar.)—
"
$1.23
-
(quar.).
;
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)—
Common
iquar,)_—___________ _
4%
preierred
(quar.)
;
Government
$5
Group
$1.24
F.): Co.
(B.
Finance
' Extra
.
'8-30
10-
10c
(quar.)
—
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)___
Goldblatt Bros. Inc. (quar.)_
-
Home
8-30
10-
Corp.___.—a
1/2%
preferred (quar.)_
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
11-30
9-28
5
(quar.)
—
,$4.25
.
M.)
Steel,
3.80%
8-31
J15c
—.____
9-
Common
8-31
12-21
9-
1
'
*
10-15
9-25
'
_____
$1.25
dividend
Goodrich
Sugar,
Hooker
,___
...
10-25
t45c
:__—
_____
,.
8
9-24
9-2.9
9- T
25c
preferred
(quar.)___—j.__—______
Holophane
Company
(quar.)
'Extra
:—_'.
9-14
9-24
9-28
}45c
;
/____
Quarterly
9-17
I71/2C
Kansas
Holiinger Consolidated Gold Mines/Ltd.—
9-17
1
Kaiser
9-12
5% %
(quar.)______
___
9-18
"'9-21
i__v,,11c '
(quar.)_/
class'A
(quar.)_
Ltd.
common
(quar.)
(William)
Stock
Light
«fe
9-28
lc
•
1
10-
7%
9-14
5c
10-
1/4%
(quar.)
Service
5
1/4%
Co.—
& Laughlin Steel,
1
5
5
9-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(Del.)
(quar.)
Power & Light—
Co.
99-
1
1
Co.
preferred
Steak
$1
(quar.).
(Ohio)—■
T
(R.
(quar.)_____!
Envelopes. Ltd., class
Globe Security Systems—*
(Five-for-four split)
Electric
10-
33/«%
Co.
.5%
(monthly).
A
/ (quar.)
Dauch,
'Quarterly
!
9-28
Co.
&
Instrument
Supermarkets,
Hinde
10-31
10c
'
Corp.
8-22
(N.
Co.
Globe
Gluckin
Electrical
8-22
25c
,
;
Spencer Bartlett
Hollingshead
+
Co.
class
Jones
1"
60c
Insurance
Corp.,
1*
Holly
___'
McBean
Falls
Glickman
4-
Hill's
Ltd.—
Exchange
4-11-63
1
71/2C
___
•Quarterly
Johnson
$.04166
10-
20c
Greeting Cards (quar.)
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool
Girard
1
A
10-
$1.15
Gibson
Jiffy
10-11
(quar.
Yellowknife Mines,
(Increased-quar.)
1
3-
Hill
(Geo.)
.
Giant
2-
3-11-63
'Class B
8-22
i'5c
Portland
2-11-63
$.04166
Hickock
8-22
1
1%
preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred - (quar.)
Giant
1-10.-63 —12-31
$.04166
—
Co.,
1010-
Tea, common (quar.)—
$.04166
(monthly)
10-11
—___,
$4.92
4%
Jewel
(monthly)
(monthly)
Inc.
(quar.)__
Glass
10-1
$1.75
(quar.)
Electric
Csntral
preierred
Jersey
(monthly)—
10-11
__
Georgia Power, $5 pfd. (quar.)____.
* $4.96 preferred (quar.)
■
A
10-31
131/2
(quar.)
1
A-
Heublein,
■
Corp.
1
12-
A
10-31
___
Putnam
1
71/2C
•"
Georgia-Pacific
Jeannette
Class
$1.25
_____
Inc.
5%
1
11-
12-10
Supply
A
Telephone Corp.
1st preferred (quar.)
Class
8-22
1
10-
87 Vic
-
preferred C (quar.)
Genesee Brewing, class A (quar.)_____^__l.__
-Class B (quar.)____
:L
Parts
10-
11-10"
$.04166
;
10-10
$.04166
:
Water
preferred
Jefierson
$.04166
.__
:
$1.12%
—_______
$4.50
Genuine
!»•■
10-
-
Genungs,
(monthly)
$5
Holders
1%%
preference series C (quar.)
Jamestown
'
'
Hibbard
f
(quar.)
(quar.)__
A
9-28
Class
$1,121/2
1
preferred B
A
A
Appley—•.
(monthly)
(monthly)__
1
Class
.—u
$3.50 preferred A
9rl5
52c
36/4 0
55c
preferred
(quar.)—._i._i.____:,—,
59 %c
■4.75% preferred (quar.)
*
_;—
53 Vic
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
'5.28%
66c
preierred (quar.)________—___.
4.36%
54y2C
preferred
(quar.)
General Tire & Rubber, 5/2%pfd. (quar.)__
$1.37%
*■
$5 preferred
(quar.) ___________—______
$1.25
40c
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)______
:____?■
$5
Class
9-15
4.40%
•
(quar.)
Class
9-15
10-
—
Common
&
preferred (quar.)
7% pfd A (quar.)
(quar.)
Class
35c
3iy4c
(quar.)___.i
preferred
(quar.)
_
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—•
preferred*. (quar.)
—;_.
l'elepnone co. of the Southeast—
preferred (quar.)_*—^—.__
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
preferred (quar.)
Telephone & Electronics—
$2;10
class A
$2
Herman
preferred
$4.50
,
Jamaica
10-15
1
General
'
9-14
10-23
1
10-
General
■■>
6%
cumul. preference series D
cumul. preference series E
1
37y2c
-
■
5%
9-12
Hercules Galion products,
Hercules Powder, common
"•5.80%
•
9-12
10-
11-
Heppenstall Co.,
9-15
General
,
cumul.
10-1
11-
9-15
1
-$1.25
•
5%
40c
When
Payable of Rec.
t20c
common
7%
15c
1
4y2%
Service, Ltd.,
cumul. preference (quar.)__
cumul. preference series B (quar.)
9-20
9-20
35c
10-
10-
'$1.40
7%
Share
9-30
56y4C
60c
33%c
General
9-20
Public
9-30
433/4c
$2.40
—
Jamaica
$1
(quar.)__
common
-
Per
Name of Company
9-7
$1.37Vi
•$1.35
f
10- 1
9-30
~
___.
(quar.)
W.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
91'/4C
10c
7%
preferred (quar.)
Helm's Express (quar.)
General
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
preferred (quar.)—__—;—_——
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Missouri—
6%
preferred A
(quar.).
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
preferred (quar.)__
& Co., common
preferred
-
5ya%
When
Share
...
Co., 3.65%
(Walter
4%
-
preierred (quar.) __
:
Telephone Co. of Iowa—
preferred
(quar.)——
General
10-
59 %c
.___—
of Illinois—
(H. J.)
9-21
9-10
9-
7
60c
10-
1
9-10
$1.75
10-
1
9"10
f
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1190)
Per
Name
Los
5%
Gas
15c
(quar.)
Angeles Drug
Louisville
(quar.)
LucKy .uager Brewing
Typograpn,
9-28
25c
9-30
9-17
20c
10-
1
10-
1
Vernon
7%
9-17
$1.50
(quar.)
Mills,
9-17
preferred
Mountain
A
Class
Macke
Quarterly
class A
(quar.)
Co.,
(R. H.) & Co.
Macy
Mading
60c
Maiier
Snoes,
Ltd., 5%
(P.
'10-
10-29
10-10
11-
10-11
Trust
Corp.
Max
Factor
9-28
9-
1
National Gas
4
National
Gypsum
Lead,
9-18
9-11
National
10-15
9-20
National Life
10-15
9-20
r
10-
1
9-20
9-20
9-10
10-
3
9-28
National
Presto
30c
10-
1
9-14
National
Shawmut Bank
10c
11-
5
National
Standard
.
25c
9-
National
4
9-
1
4
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
9-29
9-
4
9-
4
30c
__
Nautec
9-24
16c
10-
9-
9-26
4.60%
1
10-19
10-
& Co.).
10-31
20c
10-
62 %c
9-28
9-28
$1.50
Aircraft
preferred
Corp.
77
$1.50
4%
preferred
4.05%
I 9-14
9-28
9-14
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
9-14
1
9-20
9-28
9-14
Stock
dividend
50c
Trucking
10c
(quar.)
&
Co.
Portland
(quar.)
common
Financial
Corp. (quar.)
Co.
(St. Louis)
(quar.)
Motor
Lines,
Inc.
(Del.)
Trust
Merchants
Fast
&
$3.50
Co.,
(quar.)
common
preferred
(George J.)
Michigan
Gas
Inc.
(quar.)
Mfg.
(quar.)
4.90%
common
(6-for-5
Midwest
New
Life
Pacific
10-15
9-21
9-
3.60%
10-
1
1
Grain
7
3.90%
preferred
10-
1
9-
7
4.10%
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
11-
1
9-
9-29
9-15
10-31
10-16
10-31
10-16
Norfolk
Normetal
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.
North
American
Aviation
Life
5y2%
5
6%
9-14
Inc.
10- 5
25c
10-
1
10-
1
North American Van Lines
9-
5
North
9-
5
Northern
(Fort
(quar.)
10-16
(quar.)
9-25
15C
10-10
2 %c
Regulator—
preference (quar.)
Minnesota Power & Light
preferred
9-21
If
9-18
15c
9-28
9-17
10-15
9-25
Mirro
4.40%
Co.
Power,
preferred
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mohawk
Molson
(quar.)
River
Fuel
1
Northern
B
Corp.
50c
Gas
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd.,
class
A
"Iquar.).IT
(quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Monroe Auto Equipment
(stock
Montana-Dakota
Utilities,
4.50%
preferred
4.70%
preferred
Class
A
4%%
Co.,
common
(quar )
7%
Corp., Ltd.,
preference A
preference
Morris
(John)
(quar.)_
I I
(quar.)
Northern
Quebec
Northern
Trust
9-
Northwest
$22 %c
9-28
9-
7
5'A%
9-28
9-
7
Northwest
$55c
9-28
9-
7
Northwestern National Insurance Co.
9-28
9-11
&
9-14
9-14
1
B
8-31
20c
10-
1
10-15
9-29
income
on
Ohio
1
3
9-13
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred
Pioneer Plastics
(quar.)
9-15
Pioneer
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-18
9-30
9-10
85c
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
pfd.
11-
10-15
9-14
10- 3
10- 1
9-12
$1.37Va
9-30
9-14
$1
10-15
9-25
(quar.)—
10- 3
9-10
$1.75
—
10-
10-1
9-10
Pittsburgh Metallurgical (quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
25c
9-10
9-10
Pittsburgh
55c
9-10
Placer
10-
1
9-7
10-
1
9-15
9-21
9- 7
Plough, Inc. (increased-quar.)
Polaroid
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)_
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
Popell (L. F.) Co. (stock dividend)
15c
$5c
11-
1
10-11
9-28
12-15
10-
8-31
9-28
10c
9-14
12-
1
1
9-12
Port
Huron
Porter
(H.
Sulphite
K.)
(quar.)
Paper
&
Portland
8-31
Potomac
8-31
Power
9-20
8-31
9-20
8-31
10-15
9-28
10-22
10- 8
1
9-21
Premier
Inc.
11-
9-21
Preway,
11-
1
9-21
1
9-21
2nd
1
9-21
30c
9-20
8-24
44c
10- ;1
8-24
11-16
40c
9-20
11-
..
10-
1
1
7
8-31
9-14
$1.25
Prom
preferred
4
9-
5
10-15
9-20
$75c
10-15
9-20
10- 1
10-31
10-25
10-10
1
9-10
Public
9-14
Public Service Co.
Stock
Public
9-14
9-14
10-10
-
of
7
9-22
,.
-12-
1
20c
10-
1
9-14
9-23
9-14
5c
;
14c
(R.
I.)
10-
1
11-15
9-14
—
25c
9-20
9-
6
6c
9-20
9-
5
9%
'
11- 2
11-
1
9-17
9-
3
9-
3
(Texas)—
New
Mexico—
preferred (quar.)—
5'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
9-21
1
1
5%
Service
10-10
10-
'
of
Co.
9-14
31'Ac
dividend
Service
9-17
9-28
10-
income)
Public Savings Insurance
9-14
9-15
1
ll'Ac
15c
Co.—
investment
net
10-
(quar.)
___
9-14
9-29
9-
50%
2%
pfd.
Gas
1
10-
1
9-28
9-28
$56 'Ac
(quar.)—
1
75c
10-
dividend)
Hotel, class A—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Providence
Washington Insurance
Common
(quar.)
Provident Fund for Income, Inc.—
(From
9-14
9-13
10-15
36c
Company
Providence
1
9-28
$50c
Motor
Prophet
10-
12 %c
Progress Manufacturing
10-
$50c
8-31
25c
40c
Industries
10-
9-14
9-20
1%
(quar.)
10-
1
4
25c
37%c
43A%
Corp.,
preferred
4
4
9-
(quar.)
Corp. (stock
(stock dividend)
Proctor-Silex
1
99-
(quar.)
Lambert
11-
9-14
9-24
(quar.)
(Del.)
Industrial
10-
8-31
1
9-24
9-24
62%c
(quar.)
Regulator
&
8-31
62 %c
Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
i
6% participating preferred
(quar.)
Pratt
9-14
10-
5c
Power
Powers
8-31
1
25c
Electric
9-10
9-15
9-21
15c
Transit
9-20
9-17
10-
J25c
Co.
1
9-20
38c
(quar.)—
Company, Inc.
1
9-12
$1.75
9-10
Ltd.
10-
12%c
9-30
Development,
9-20
i
.
.
9-30
9-30
10-15
5c
75c
9-30
Glass
1
..//:•;;
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
7%
preferred (quar.)________
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Quarterly,.
Plate
10-15
pay¬
approxi-
Telephone Co. (Del.)—
common
(initial-quar.)
New
1
15c
$5.50
9-28
1
9-19
11-
$1.25
$1.31'A
North
Carolina
(quar.)
9-17
10c
10-
1
9-10
9-14
$1
10-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06
10-
1
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16'A
10-
1
9-14
9-29
8-31
1' ;
(Milw.)
27c
.
A,,
9-28
9-14
preferred
Public
Service
10-
1
9-21
$20c
10-
1
9-5
4.08%
20c
10-
1
9-13
4.18%
——___
20c
10-
1
9-13
Ohio
9-17
Old
9-14
25c
Water
Line
Service
Life
(quar.)
Republic
Quarterly
Stock
Ontario
Oklahoma—
Electric
dividend
$1.40
of
(quar.)
&
Gas,
preference
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
55c
(quar.)
35c
9-14
9-29
8-31
$1.02
9-29
8-31
$1.04%
9-29
1
10-
9-7
1
9-7
9-27
9-13
42 %c
9-28
9- 4
$1.07%
9-29
8-31
(quar.)_.—
$1.26»A
9-29
8-31
5.28%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.32
9-29
8-31
9-21
9-10
Publication
7%
Corp.,
common
original preferred
Publicker
Co.
1
9-14
Puerto
10-
1
9-14
Puget Sound Pulp
10-
1
9-14
40c
of
9-28
9-
7
America
9-17
9-
7
(Chicago)—
—
11-
1
10-10
1%
11-
1
10-
1
9-14
(George)
9-19
9-28
8-31
9-28
25c
9-29
9-13
12c
.
1
45c
(quar.)
Corp.
(increased)
Stock dividend
(From
9-29
9-
8
2%
9-29
9-
8
9-21
8-31
Mining
8-24
Fund (Boston)—
income)—
10c
(quar.)
12%c
10-
1
9-
7
$2
10-
1
9-
7
investment
Pyle-National Co., common
8% preferred (quar.)
Quemont
8-31
5%
(stock divid.)_—
(quar.)___
Timber
10-
10-10
$25c
&
50c
$1.75
Purex
Putnam
10c
Telephone
(quar.)__,
(quar.)_
Industries, com.
Rico
$1.11-10-
10c
Debenture
(quar.)
preferred
97y2c
Life Insurance
&
4.30%
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.10
—
dividend
Loan
10-
40c
(increased)
Insurance
150c
140c
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(Milw.)
.
(quar.)——
Co., com.
(increased)—
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
9-14
8-31
Gas,
10<
4.24%
_
Old
9-30'
10-15
97%c
(a
to
9-15
1
10-10
90c
4%
Edison
4.44%
the
6c
Natural
10-
—
common—
common
Extra
8-31
1
$1
(quar.)
Chemical,
Ohio Brass
8-31
1
10-
equal
10-
$2.50
(quar.)
$1
10-
9-14
,
•
9-14
._
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.
7
10-
62 %c
(quar.).
Piedmont
9-17
10-
(quar.)
RR.
-
5.05%
Class
9-17
9-
7
:
9-11
1
10-
t
9-14
Noxzema
1
9-
50c
:
9-26
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co. Ltd. (quar.)
9-21
9-28
10c
(quar.)
9-30
8-31
10-
4
9-30
8-31
1
9-
from
20c
8-31
3.90%
(N. Y.)
Series..
".
1
10-
9-28
cents
6
cents
—$0.3281 %
7%c
——
-
1
t25c
(quar,)
investment
Airlines,
common—
preferred (quar.)
Plastics (quar.)
Quarterly
Fund, Inc.—
from
(quar.)___
(quar.).--y.
1
t$1.75
"_I
(quar.)
Co.
(Chicago)
10-
20c
5
5
40c
10-
1
9-
$1.45
$1.40
10-
10-15
4
.
9-
$1.37%.
35c
10-
8-27
30c
of
and
common
centavos
25
9-20
(quar.)
55c
(quar.)—
Power, common
9-14
+$1.75
(quar.).
pfd.
—
Ry.
Co.
20c
mately 6.38 cents in U. S. currency)
Phillips Screw Co. (interim)
>
Insurance Co.
(Hartford)
(quar.)_
9-19
7
9-12
25c
.<(
of
9-19
37%c
(quar.)_
9-28
(Philip) Inc. (See Philip Morris, Inc.)
i. C.)
Y.)
9-28
15c
common
B
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Morrell
(N.
Pacific
Morgan Engineering Co.—
prior
Co.
Northern
$1.75
preferred
ment
7
9-10
Phoenix
Gas—
9-15
59 %c
common
(quar.)
7%
$2.50
Natural
$i.i7ya
Moore-McCormack Lines
Moore
Insurance
1
1%
7
10-15
Service,* common..1
l:
(quar.):
$1.12%
;
_
Forging,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
Drop
dividend)Z_I
common
(quar.)
Montgomery Ward
Moore
_
9-7
$1.06
Public
10-
7
9-
9-21
9-
1
1010-1
"
9-21
9-15
10-
9-7
4
9-20
(quar.)_
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Phillippine Long Distance Telephone
8-31
1
10-15
1
30c
1
10-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
$1.13
1
45c
10-10
Progress
10-
7
12-20
4%
4
9-
62%c
Trenton
&
99-
9-27
(quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc.,
38c
Common
9-14
preferred
Philadelphia
9-11
Service—
10-
1
5%
1
1
25c
Transportation—
Suburban
10-
10-
12c
realized capital gains)
Philadelphia National Bank
9-10
10-
Co.
4
25c
(increased-quar.)
income
9-
$1.12 %
(quarterly
Fund
Philadelphia
9-10
$1.06%
preferred
Northern
Electric
1
(quar.)_
Indiana
4.40%
Co.
investment
$1.25
$1.37'%
$22 %c
Valley
Rubber
Breweries,
Class
(quar.)
$1.15
10-
from
9-20
15c
$1.10
"(quar.)
preferred
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
12%c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
5%:%
preferred (quar.)_
,7
5.80%
preferred
(quar.)
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone, com. (quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
4.60%
1
10-
1
&
25c
30c
(quar.)
Aluminum
Mississippi
10-
(Charles)
1
9-18
62%c
(quar.)____
common
(quar.)
Gas Service (quar.)
Mulliken (quar.)
9-17
10-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.22%
9-18
1
Pfizer
1
Co.,
preferred
37%c
preferred
10„
9-15
10-
20c
10c
(quar.)
common
Public
4'A%
10-
56 'Ac
Pettibone
50c
:
Gas,
4%%
Northern
3%
preferred
Illinois
9-
75c
;
9-14
22%ic
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)——
9-29
7
9-28
343/8c
Co.—
Northern Indiana
15c
preferred (quar.)
Chemicals Philipp Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)__.
preferred
5.50%
9-15
Petrolane
25c
(quar.)
1
5%
9-29
9-14
Milk
(quar.)
$1.21'A
$1.31'A
$15c
common
Refractories
Gas
1
10-
45c
(quar.)—:
10-
(Dayton)
(quar.)
preferred
American
Penn
10-11
4% %
50c
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
Investment,
preferred
North
(quar.)
Insurance
common
9-
10-31
Pet
9-10
20c
Car
56y4c
com.
pfd.
American
1
9-14
9-14
10-
(quar.)
Norris-Thermador Corp.
9-17
10-
4
9-14
Co.
10c
(quar.)
common
North
10-
9-14
30c
1
15c
10-15
9-
1
6'Ac
(quar.)
7
American
41c
quarterly
$1.50
(quar.)
9-
American
9-10
9-28
1
90c
9-
North
9-10
50c
9-28
10-
-
1
North
9-10
-
10-
9-10
(quar.)
1
8-22
1
97 %c
Ry., 6%
Mining Corp., Ltd
8-22
1
10-
$1.02y2
Western
9-29
1
10-
$1.25
10-
Minneapolis-Honeywell
5%
&
10-
$1.15
833Ac
10-
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
System
Co.,
9-10
9-10
$1.12%
10-
Neb.)—
convertible
&
Chemical
1
$1.12%
Increased
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
10-
10-11
$1.12%
$1.25
5%
Miller-Wohl Co.,
Nopco
File
9-10
3^35%
'V"•7:i77,7'.:
27 %c
50c
Corp.
Nicholson
1
10-31
93%c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving Ltd.
7
10-
$1.10
preferred
(quar.)__.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—
5
33c
4%%
5
9-
17%c
1
Gas
4.85%
10-16
9-21
5
9-
1
9-14
30c
preferred
1
9-
10-
1
$1.09
Transit
10-
17 %C
(Lincoln,
Reclaiming,
Laboratories
9-
7
9-17
,9-17
25c
10-
$1.18%
Power, common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.40%
10-
$1.12%
(quar.)
United
Frontier
35c
$1.02'/2
9-29
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co.
3
4
35c
9-28
prior preferred (quar.)
Trap Rock (quar.)
Electronics, class A (quar.)
Niagara
9-
9-
25c
10c
10-
Co.
Niagara Mohawk
95c
20c
Factors
Minerals
7
9-14
$1.10
dividend
4%%
7
9-
9-17
9-18
(quar.)
Permanente Cement,
common
5%
preferred (quar.)
10-
York
9-29
Insurance
Rubber
Midwestern
Miles
9-
1
1
50c
Quarterly
Mill
1
10-
25c
4 % %
preferred (quar.)
Midwest Securities Investment,
Stock
10-
10-
35c
Quarterly
Midwest
40c
split)
Abrasive
Midwest
5%%
Newark
$25c
(quar.)
(extra)
(initial)
stock
&
9-10
10-10
4c
4.60%
$1.25
$1.11'A
pfd.
Co.
$5 pfd. (quar.)
(increased quar.)
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
Midland
1
10-25
9-14
1
Pepsi-Cola
60^c
(quar.)
97 %c
Utilities
States
New
B
10-
96'Ac
&
South
Middle
Class
9-10
10-
Peoples Trust Co. (Reading, Pa.) (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island) (quar.)
$1
class A
4
9-14
15c
(quar.)
& Water, common (quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
;
3%
$1.08%
Michigan Gas Utilites Co.,
Middle
7
4
9-
14c
Pennsylvania Gas
.7 7.(-77'
•
New York Times,
9-
9-18
9-28
9-25
9-10
$1.01'A
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__
4%%
preferred (quar.)
50c
pfd.
Electric, common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
9-20
9-15
50c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Light & Power, $1
4.45%
Meyer
9-14
9-14
9-21
16c
50c
50c
>
9-10
25c
__
(quar.)
com.
York
45c
_
(quar.)
Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer
Mexican
1
87 %c
,
(quar.)
Co.
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
1
1
7
Products
7
9-14
1
1
9-28
''
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
20c
Machine
4.35%
1010-
15c
Quarterly
Merck
10-
17c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
10-15
' 10-
60c
Electric &
$1
Corp. (quar.)
Transportation Co
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)_
Peerless Tube Co.
(quar.)
9-10
85c
3.75%
1
(quar.)
Cement
1
32c
(quar.)
New
State
10-
50c
New
'777
9-10
9-
9-10
9-
7 y
Parker-Hannifin
Metal
9-28
___
Corp.
9-10
9-28
9-28
$1.15
(quar.)
Auction
Line—
(quar.)
Pictures
9-14N
$1.38
Service,
preferred
York
1
47 %c
(quar.)
preferred
4.36%
9-14
9-30
$1.37%
4%%
New
Paramount
10c
,
4%
(quar.)
Pipe
7
9-28
1
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
10-
33c
& Light—
preferred
Orleans
9-28:7
28c
Water
New
9-25
10-30
$15c
'
(quar.)
Power
1
9-28
10c
Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)
Electric System (quar.)
& Electric Assn. (quar.)
Co/
10-
55c
2V2%
27c
Haven
9-14
9-28
15c
Co
9-28
9-28
9-11
Gas
Jersey Natural Gas,
6% preferred (s-a)
9-14
$1.12%
9-25
,
of
Gas
9-14
$1.37%
(quar.)
&
Bank
Haven
9-14
•*'
9-13
preferred
New Jersey
9-20
9-28
20c
87 %c
1
(quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Insurance Co. (quar.)
10-10
1
10-
dividend)
preferred (quar.)—i,
(initial)
New
933Ac
9-14
9-14
(quar.)
New
9
9-14
1
1
35c
New
9-15
1
10-
New England
1
10-
7 :/65c
(quar.)
New
10-
11'Ac
(quar.)
Ray)
National
England Power, 6% pfd.
5.52%
preferred
(quar.)
9-14
10-
9-18
10-
(quar.)___
New
7
9-12
9-28
10-31
2%
(quar
(Max)
England
10-25
10c
Brunswick
New England
1
15c
(quar.)
(Boston)
Eastern
10-
25c
_
Sulphur
preferred
Peninsular
(stock
Nevada Power, 5.40%
New
8-27
10- 3
10c
(Illinois)
preferred
10- 4
11-
25c
Fire Insurance (Pgh.) (quar.)
Corp.
8-31
1
5%
dividend)
dividend)
Corp.
Yards
City
New
10-11
3c
income)
(stock
Stock
Union
5.20%
9-28
11-1
4%
9-12
Co.—
(s-a)
Industries
Co.
Panhandle
American
7
9-
9-28
10-15
$22%c
Parmelee
(s-a)
common
9- 4
1
$1.50
.
dividend
Pan
—
(quar.)
Insurance
common
National
National
$1.12%
Zinc
AA
Class BB
10-19
9-26
10-
$1.12%
Clas
Service
Stock
9-17
'
30c
(quar.)
9-
9-28
'•>>->,.v:
1
Tubes,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Mortgage Co. (initial)
9-20
$20c
Line
preferred
1
10-
75c
$1.50
(Canada)
12c
10c
10-16
10-
50c
_
(quar.)
B
Assurance
10-31
(quar.)'
22c
Page-Hersey
Palomar
(quar.)
common
preferred
6%
9-10
30c
(quar.)
(incr.-quar.)
Northwest: Bell Telephone (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.— y
Common
7
9-28
40c
(quar.)
Co.
(
'
15c
Quarterly
7c
Coke
Oil
&
9-14
35c
1
7
10c
-—
72c
5c
(stock
Mercantile
Mesta
9-15
Pacific
quar.)
;
(J.
Mercantile
9-29
9-10
Linen
Fund
Hegeler
Johnson
9-12
9-14
——30c
'
Mead
9-12
9-30
9-25
10-15 /
10c
__
(quar.)
Old
Machine
McLean
9-
9-30
10-157,
Products
Register
Cleaning Contractors, Inc. (N. Y.)
(Initial-quar.)
;
National Electric Welding Machine—
(Increased-quar.)
,
National Fire Insurance
(Hartford)
(quar.)
9-14
9-24
10-
4%
preferred
Medusa
9-20
37y2c
7%c
9-15
National
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5.50
7
15c
31'Ac
9-17
National
(quar.)
preferred
McDonnell
1
9-21
Pacific
9-20
5.50%
McKay
10-
1
9-14
9-20
common
(see Factor
McDermott
Pacific
>
37l/2c
1
Corp., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
4.50%
& Aggregates
(quar.)
Co., 5%
conv. pfd.
(quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
Hawaiian Products
(quar.)
Coast
2nd
6%
Co.-
1
S6
10-
1
1
Department Stores
3%%
preferred
(quar.)_
(J. W.) Inc. (quar.)
3.50%
Cement
Pacific
Pacific
year
National
May
McCrory
9-11
1
10-15
$1.50
1
10-
Mays
McCord
10-
30c
(quar.)
10-
4
31'Ac
Life
&
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
10-
—
(quar.)
Coal
Maust
9-14
preferred
preferred
9-14
10-10
4%
common
$6 2nd
15c
(quar.)
pfd.
6%
(quar.)
Brothers
10-10
gains
fiscal
Co.,
Paper
5
25c
25c
(quar.)
resumed)
Co.(
Mfg.,
Corp.
Maul
2c
capital
Glass,
Oxford
1
10-
(quar.)
$17%C
—
common
investment
&
Owens-Illinois
Ozite Corp.,
»•
11-
Express
6%
dividend
Inc.
.
3
10-25
12-
25c
Co.
9-
Massachusetts'Jjpvestors Growth Stock Fund,
Matthessen
$15c
_
Indemnity
1
9-14
(quar.)
(increased
Corp.
preferred
Mattel,
Wholesale Ltd., class A
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (Del.)—
Quarterly
Intermountain
10-
9-14
(quar.)
Mastic
9-21
35c
Pacific
25c
(Calif.),
Massachusetts
9-28
;
Pacific
Cash
1
& Son
(from
the
9-15
7
By
'
25c
(N. Y.)
Marietta Corp.,
Stock
9-29
9-17
1
7
National
1
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock—
Inc.
9-29
10-15
1
10-
9-
National
75c
(quar.)
Cement
Masonite
.10-15
(quar.)
10-
20c
12-
9-21
10-
(quar.)
(N. J.)
(quar.)
Marsn Supermaricets
(quar.).
% %
9-12
$1.19
9-26
$22 %c
Marmon-Herrington
Common
9-26
Manufacturing
1
12-14
8-31
10-
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell
Marsli (M.)
Osborn
9-17
10-
93c
National Biscuit
& Telephone Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred B
Marquette
(a
8-31
$1
9-14
40c
1
$12 %c
(quar.)
Trust
Telegraph
Basket
9-14
10c
Co.
9-20
plus 27c from net investment income)
Bank & Trust
(Norwich, N. Y.)—
8-31
$$1.37%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
B
Common
preferred
9-28
'
„—_—
for
66c
8-31
25c
!
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Oregon Portland Cement
"National
9-28
50c
(quar.)
(Detroit)—
Bank
Ltd.,
Corp.
Midland
Maritime
of
9-13
•*,;/•••
(quar.)
distribution
10-
$1.75
(accum.)
•
4
1
9-28
2c
preferred
Bank & Trust
Midland
(extra)
Securities
Nation-Wide
9-14
9-27
10c
37%c
V" ':
Co.
9-29
10c
(quar.)
common
9-20
Oshawa
plus
(quar.)
Fabric
9-14
50c
Mifls,
Mapiewood
Inc.,
1
10c
income
10-15
25c
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4%
preferred (quar.)
America—
of
'•
Narrow
fl-14
1
2c
■
7%
preference
Martin
preferred
10-17
1
62 %c
(quar.)
Shares—
Hanover
$1
System
,6%
10-31
17 %c
pfd.
5%
Co.,
National
Market
Mutual
12-
10-15
20c
11-15
10-1
A
—
12 %c
gains
•'
12-20
class
B
35c
investment
net
capital
Fabric
10-
2%
11-15
(quar.)
Telephone,
County
Class
10-15
$12c
}$1.75
preferred (quar.)
Opelika Manufacturing Co.
9-20
11-15
:
7%
12-3
10-15
tl2c
(quar.)
common
12c
Investment Co.
from
Narrow
10-
dividend)
(quar.)
8-10
25c
Shares
Gas,
Leaf
Brass
9-10
59 %C
(quar.)
iquar.)
&
Manufacturers
7%
2c
7
9-14
22y2c
—
(stock
A
Mutual
9-29
9-28
$$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Manufacturers
Marine
9-
1
10-20
$30c
(quar.)
Industries
Transport
Marine
7
9-28
Extra
9- 5
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Products,
Common
R.)
Manchester
5%%
9-
9
of Company
Steel
Orange
Murphy Corp.,
common
(quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
Funds:
General
Maple
1
10-15
15c
Service, common
Specialties
Majestic
Mallory
10-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
from
(quar.;
oo.
Ltd.
Maine Public
Managed
9-15
7%c
Car
4.75%
9-29
25c
(Joseph)
Magor
Mailman,
8-31
55c
:
(quar.)
preferred
Magnin
9-28
11'Ac
(quar.)
Drug Stores
Square Garden Corp.—
Madison
9-28
11-
9-20
12-20
Film Laboratories—
Mueller
(quar.)
Vending
10-15
$25c
Co.
&
Power
MacLaren
5c
(quar.)
Paper Co., Ltd.—
F.)
(E.
11-30
Ontario
Telegraph—
&
Telephone
Per
Name
11- 9
25c
$3.50
common
(s-a)
States
11-30
2c
Moviela*
MacDonald
Holders
Payable of Rec.
6c
v
Extra
Mount
When
Share
of Company
Diablo
Mount
9-28
.
(quar.)
:$6 preferred
10-15
10-15
-
common
Per
Name
9-15
20 %c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Ludlow
Holders
y9-30
31'Ac
Electric,
&
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Monday, September 17, 1962
...
Corp., Ltd
$20c
9-28 '
8-31
■;
Number 6195
196
Volume
«.,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1191)
A>
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Holders
t
Name
Radio
of America—
87Vac
12%c
*15c
preferred
1st
Rayette, Inc. (quar.)—
Real Properties Corp. of America—
Class
A
Reawing
90c
8c
—-
10-25
11-15
(Canauaj, Ltd.—
•
Reynolds &
Class
3.oU%
preierreu
A
Porter
9-14
9-5
1
1
10-11
10-11
1111-
4.28%
9-15
Electric
11- 1
10- 4
•
1
12-10
Tip
11-30
9-30
10-10
$1.25
10-
1
1
1
$1.10
11-
1
1
10-19
11-
1
(quar.)
11-
1
11-
1
10-19
9-20
4.40%
preferred
9-20
12-17
11- 1
9-14
4.40%
preferred
11-26
10-14
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
11-
1
11-30
5.62%%
$1.40%
11-
1
9-29
9-14
27'Ac
11-
1
18c
11- 2
10-15
31'Ac
11-
11-
(s-a)
'■
,™„™—.
-
Controls
2
9-20
9- 6
30c
$1.25
10- 1
10- 1
tl5c
10- 1
2c
—
Rochester
Telephone, com. (increased-quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
j.
Rockower of Canada, Ltd. (Quebec)—
6%
convertible preference
(quar.)
Rogers (John) Co
>
5%
j
(quar.)_^—
(quar.)
Quarterly
from
9-15
Spalding
Spartans Industries Inc.
(A.
G.)
&
Bros.,
10c
Broadcasting
(increased-quar.)
Royal Crown Cola (quar.)
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd., 5'A% pfd. (quar.)™
Ruberoid
Company
(quar.)
™„—
Ruppert (Jacob) 4%% pfd. (quar.)
9-28
9-14
Spotless
10c
20c
—
Rollins
10-25
9-25
Inc
10-19
1
10- 1
$6.50
9- 7
9- 7
10-15
9-28
Square
9-20
$1.12%
10- 1
9-10
Scaley
15c
9-20
8-24
Stamford
(A. E.)
Safeway
Stores.
and
A
on
Inc.,
shares
B
preferred
(quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
St.
Clair
St.
Joseph Light & Power (com.
preferred A
(quar.)
(quar.)
incr.-quar.)
Lawrence
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
5%
St.
Louis-San Francisco Ry., com.
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
St,
St.
i—
New
Steel
Fire
10-
1
(quar.)
25c
9-10
9-
8c
9-21
9-18
10-
(initial
auar.)
25c
10-
1
1
9-
9-7
1
9-
10-
1
9-7
9-20
10-
9-
1
9- 4
Standard
Oil
Co.
12-17
10- 5
™A«
32c
Corp.
Tubular
7
10-15
9-18
Starrett
10-15
9-28
Starrett
10-15
9-28
50c
(quar.)_,
A™™
(L.
S.)
Bank of Albany
9-28
State
10-15
9-28
Stauffer
"8-24
Steak
Shake
10-15
5c
10-26
5c
8-24
10-15
57c
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
10-15
9-28
: 20c
10-15
9-21
9-30
Stein way. &
9-17
10-18
Sons
1-18
Sterling
preferred
A
(quar.)_
27'Ac
5-1-63
4-18
Stern
preferred
A
(quar.)
27Vic
8-1-63
7-18
Stix Baer & Fuller Co.,
! 2Vi%
Scott
Aviation
Scott
Paper
(stock
div.)____,
27'Ac
$4.75
Sears
Finance
Co.,
Roebuck
&
6ecurity Life
Quarterly
Servel,
Inc.,
Seton
Stuyvesant,
10-
8-24
Summers
(quar.)_!—
Co.
35c
10-
1
9-21
!
B
A
Class
B
Simon
Hardware
Simplicity
>12%c
10-
l
10-
1
9-27
9-25
.;
9-
4-
9-4
9-
7
1010-
1
5c
10-
5
1
8-31
4.10%
$1.18
$1,222'%
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
1
(quar.)
5.24%
9-15
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
31 %c
9-
3
*
9-28
9-
3
Texas
10c
(quar.)
9-28
38%c
9-26
9-12
9-26
9-12
Texas
1
9-10
1
9-10
$4.56
25c
30c
(quar.)
South
Puerto
6
Ltd.
(quar.)
Southeastern Propane Gas Co.
Service
(quar.)
9-28
9-12
9-28
9-12
9-28
9-14
9-14
10-
1
7Vic
:
;
10-
1
9-10
23c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-28
J20c
(quar.)
10-15
$1.15
pfd.
common..
$1.12Vi
50c
4Vi%
Sugar,
(quar.)
preferred
9-
50c
Pittsburgh Water,
South
1
9-28
10-
1
9-10
9-29
8-22
25c
Edison—
Texas
Fund
ment
24c
:
9-30
9-
5
27c
9-30
9-
5
Leaf
(quar.)
cents
Gas
5.40%
5'A%
plus
Texas
cents
from
$4
&
Light,
preferred
$4.56
(quar.)
preferred
$4.76
7
$5
:
,-z
10-15
11-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
1
10-
1
8-31
1-1-62
12-7
8-31
1
9-14
9-28
9-14
10-
10-
1
9-15
10-12
1010-
1
1
9-21
9-->9
9-29
9-10
8-31
8-20
8-20
9-28
9-28
9- 7
9-14
9- 7
9-1
9- 7
9-27
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
9-1
9-1
9-.;l
9-28
9-27
11-
1
10-
2%
10-
1
15c
—
10-
9-14
1
9-14
5c
9-28
9-14
25c
$1.25
40c
37'Ac
10c
2%
*20c
9-21
10-15
9-20
9-25
9- 7
10- 5
9-10
9- 1
9-29
10-15
9-12
9-14
1
9-15
30c
$2
3%
35c
$1.25
$1.01
$1.05
$1.03
9-20
9-17
9-21
9- 5
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*—
1
1
Vulcan
1
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-20
67c
5.75%
8-28
(quar.)_
Corp., common
Materials—
6'A%
9-20
5%
9-19
75c
$1.12%
9-28
dividend)
preferred
9- 4
9- 7
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-
8
20c
(quar.)
9-28
11-30
9-14
9-14
11-15
$1.56'A
$1.433A
'
20c
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-5
9- 5
9- 5
9-21
8-30
;
.
•
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
convertible preferred
10-
$1.05
(stock
Gas
preferred
Vulcan-Hart
Vulcan
10-
Natural
Corp $3 conv. prior preferred
$4.50
10-15
9-17
—
(quar.)
Volunteer
9-14
11-
—
dividend)
'
(quar.)
(initial)
9-14
10-
(quar.)-..
preferred
(quar.)
—
9-14
9-14
Waddell &
Reed,
class
15c
A„™
10-
1
10-
1
9-14
Class
$1.14
$1.21
11-
1
10-10
Wagner
11-
1
10-10
(quar.)
Walgreen Company (stock dividend)
Wall
.
B
Street
Corp.
Investing
10-10
10-10
1
9-
4
Wallace
&
25c
10-
1
9-22
Walnut
Grove
31'Ac
10-
1
9-14
31'Ac
10-
1
9-14
Quarterly
Walt
15c
8-30
9-20
9-21
9- 6
8-15
9-28
9-14
Corp.—
from net investment
(quar.)
6c
20c
income—
Products
Productions
(quar.)
(Jim)
Corp. (quar.)
—
1
10- 1
10- 1
10c
20c
(quar.)
9-19
7%c
Tiernan
Disney
Walter
9-21
30c
3%
'
Electric
1
(quar.)L
9-21
8-31
—25c
33c
32c
29'Ac
(Arizona) (quar.)
5% cl. A pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
preferred
9- 7
9- 4
9- 7
9-28
9-14
Inc.
preferred
10-
conv.
9-18
Corp.—-
—
(quar.)
$4.20
11-
$1.25
9-20
11-15
1
preferred
11-
(quar.)
9-14
10-16
9-10
9-28
10-10
9-28
preferred
$1
common
8-31
^9* 1
$1.12'A
15c
—
Distributing
&
common
Corp. (stock
Ltd.
(quar.)
28c
(quar.)
26c
62'Ac
30c
30c
$2
10c
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
$1.19
Textron,
on
Company
(quar.)
pfd.
-
9-14
9-13
10- 5
9-11
(quar.)—
—i
(quar.)_^—
Mills,
(quar.)
4%
(quar.)
(J. B.) Co.,
Fair
Utilities
Inc.,
Inc.,
common
Industries
preferred
Texas
,
$1.24
pfd.
10- 1
9-26
10-15
4'Ac
H^c
—
(quar.)™„^
$4.12
10-15
1
$1.35
™™™
(quar.)„_
(Delaware.) —
preferred
(quar.)™_—
Publishing
&
$4.80
9-21
10-
$1.31'A.
10- 1
10- 1
9-26
12'Ac
22'Ac
40c
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
realized
(quar.)
8-31
$2
—
(quar.)
Products (quar.)_;
preferred
Sciver
5%
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
Pictures
$4.04
invest¬
(quar.)
preferred
6
9-10
55c
:
common
Marion
27'Ac
17'Ac
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
Victor
Equipment
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)
Virginia Electric & Power, com. (quar.)
7
9-
$1
49
65c
4%
Power
Viau,
Transmission—
preferred
Power
$4.84
9-
1
53c
preferred
4.96%
1
10-
$1.14
quarterly from
9-
1
9-28
Corp.
Vernitor
7
10-
$1,27
(quar.)
~
preferred
Vapor
7
$1.16
pfd.
9-28
10-
—
dividend)
Tobacco,
preferred
Vendo
(Del.) —
capital gains)
Texas
99-
2%
Ore.)
(quar.)™.™—;
Valley National Bank
7
1
1
$1.31
(quar.)
(4
income
Textiles,
(quar.)
(quar.).
$4 preferred
•
9-
1010-
$1.31'A
dividend
preferred
10-1
$1.27%
$4.64
10-
9-20
(quar.)
Oil Corp.
$1.25
1
$1.28
Electric Service, $5.08
preferred
(quar.)
10-
10-
Co.
(quar.).
preferred
American
Stock
40c
9-10
Insurance
5.25%
62Vic
com.
American
convertible
Vanity
7
preferred
22'Ac
(quar.)™
(N. Y.)
Oil
Van
7
preferred
5.12%
$1.75
—
Stockyards
Utilities
7
5.10%
22c
$1.06'A
37'Ac
65c
&
Light, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18 preferred B (quar.)_—
7
9-
2nd
10- 1
4.32%
9-
1
4.90%
64,^0
original preferred
1
10-
4.72%
9-10
California
10-
$1.15
1
8-31
—
$1.28
7
10-
$1.12%
1
10-
9-10
5%
9-
$1.06'A
(quar.)_
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-7
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Boston)
Universal
7
10-
preferred
Corp.
Trust
Utah
7
9-
$1.02%
2nd
—
(stock
Corp.
Universal
7
10-
Shoe
Trust Co.
8%
7
1
Southern
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
$70c
S.
S.
S.
4'A%
9-14
9-21
9-
5%
1
9-14
1
(quar.)_
Servateria
Universal
12-14
1
9-18
S.
6%
5
B
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Stock dividend
10-
!—
1
Rubber
Universal
7
10-
1
Telephone
35c
10-
6%c
9-28
6%c
10-31
25c
9-24
$2.50
10-10
$1.12%, >12- 1
7'Ac
9-28
25c
9-25
30c
10-15
27'Ac
9-24
;
(quar.)
(quar.)™-
Playing Card Co. (quar.)_
Realty Investments (Ohio)
S.
9-
10-
10c
S
S
1
1'
—!
pfd. (s-a)
(Portland,
Universal-Cyclops Steel
1
10-
,
!
Class
&
10-
12-28
(quar.)
-—
Bank
9-14
$1.16
10-
Public
$2
18C
2%
8-31
-•
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
$1.16'A
10-
Southeastern
10-
9-12
1
40c
Canal
&
RR.
4%%
Co.,
10-
(quar.)
57Vic
Southeastern
25c
J20c
9-14
9-27
10-
Plastics—
$2.50
4
(quar.)
56'Ac
Company,
10-15
S.
Universal
9-10
9-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
1
/:.
(quar.)
United Towns Electric, Ltd.
United Utilities
(increased quar.)
8-31
preferred
(quar.).^
8%
9-25
10-
9-28
*75c
*
™;
(quar.)
National
United
9-17
4.65%
preferred
Southam
1
9-10
9-12
40c
(quar.)_^
Co.
(quar.)„_™
Tile
U.
6
4.64%
preferred
Rico
20c
9-29
10-
Jersey
U.
9-23
3
5%
Oil
9-
4
4.60%
Penn
10-23
9-
5.12%
South
9-21
2 Vi %
9-
(quar.)__
Gas
U
9-18
9-17
& Gas,
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
Jersey
9-28
36c
9-19
1
9-10
1
9-28
50c
Quarterly
9-20
15c
.
1
10-
20c
Lines
Common
9-20
1
6%c
preferred
Carolina
1
10-
9-10
11-
S.
U.
8-13
10-
9-24
$50c
10-
9-14
35c
,
Manufacturers
&
preferred
preferred
U.
9-18
16Vic
dividend
South
9-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
-
Gypsum Co., common
S.
U.
(quar.)
(quar.)
_™_
9-14
9-19
Extra
10-15
9-28
New
7%
10-15
pfd.
preferred
A
9-29
10-1
40c
common
Storage (quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty
U.
9-14
10-31
2nd
Manufacturing Co.
South
1010-31
4.25%
class
10-15
9-29
10c
Ceramic
8%
4.50%
™
11- 3
(quar.).
Corp
Freight
U.
4 60%
Y.),
10-15
30c
(from net investment
S.
U S
10-
9-24
(N.
10-19
3
Inc.—
S.
U
9-
7
10-19
11-
t75c
15c
(quar.)
Bank
(quar.)
Cold
S
U.
9-21
8-31
11-15
11-15
6c
20c
Omaha
U.
9-
11-
lc
div.)
10-19
(quar.)„_
common
Merchants
S.
Transmission—
Gas
11-15
*69c
U.
5
10c
;
™__
Industries, Ltd.—
preferred
4.50%
;
10-
40c
Inc.
10-19
Insurance
Gas
Universal
8-17
10-10
U
9-
5c
(quar.)_:
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd. (quar.)_——
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% conv. pfd. (s-a)
Taylor Instrument Co.
(quar.)™
Tecno-Vending Corp., class A (stock
Tennessee Corp.
(quar.)
(James),
8-29
11-15
Corp.
Funds,
4'A%
U.
4
Talcott
$l5c
„™.
South Carolina Electric
5%
9-
10-
9-
Artists
United
9-
1
(quar.)
Sonotone Corp., $1.25 pfd.
$1.55 preferred
(quar.)
Stock
9-13
$l5c
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.).
Eobridge Plastic Products, class A__
Soss
1
9-12
$1.12%
;
$1
92'Ac
™? 87%c
(quar.)™
(s-a)
Yards of
Stock
United
9-
62%c
—
Tennessee
$2
$2.80
" '
8-31
9-17
2c
Smith
Somerville
,
8-31
9-21
25c
$30c
(quar.)
Co.
a
10-
25c
,
RR.,
9-14
9-28
,
9-14
5c
,
Co.
9-14
f
45c
(quar.)_
tJnited Illuminating Co._
Investors Corp. (Del.)—
Class A (monthly)
Class A (monthly)
9-14
10-
50%
Mining Co. (quar.)
Valu Stores, 5% pfd. (quar.)_
Supervised Shares
Swift
&
Company
(quar.)—™.
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
1
1
—.—
(Chicago)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
8-31
1
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Electric
.
2
9-17
9-28
$1.13
(reduced)™™:—_—
(quar.)
Super
1010-
,
United
Ltd.—
common
Pacific
Fire
8-24
_^6c
Sunshine
4
9-19
10-
$1.25
—
-
income)
9-14
10c
dividend
10-18
1
preferred
United
9-14
20c
aars
on
1
10-
32c
—
,
'^United Gas Improvement,
'V. 4V4% preferred (quar.)
International Petroleum Corp.—
Stock
•
12Vic
_
Co.
«•
9-
10-
25c
!
Cable
Pattern
Corp.
Slater
&
Sunset
1
25c
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Sundstrand
10-
27Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Simplex Wire
9-14
9-17
9-12
10-2
V
(quar.)
3
9-28
10-
10-
(quar.)—_
Investment
United Income Fund
9-14
25c
Sons,
11-
*10c
*15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
United
12-14
56c
Corp.
1
V
$50c
$56'Ac
;
dividend
9-28
9-18
«'<•.«;? >;„..*#*
Sicks' Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Silverwood Dairies Ltd.—
Class
-
10c
of America—
Sunbeam
9-28
12-31
43%c
...
9-14
preferred
California
7
(auar.)
pfd.
Gas
4%
'
9-29
pfd. (quar.)—™
—
&
'
9-10
$5
9-14
1
(quar.)
common
preferred
(Canada), Ltd.
United
11-20
(quar.)
preferred
10-
10c
Inc.
Chemical,
$4.50
10-
22Vic
37Vic
New common (initial-quar.)__
panning Centers, class A (monthly)„_____
Sliulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
_™^„:™™
Skil
9-14
12 Vic
;
Sun
10-25
1
(quar.)„„™_;
(quar.)
11-10
10-
.'_™
Power—
Association
10c
9-
1
—
Co.,
United
9-11
1
Corp..
(John)
Stock
'
$1.31%
(quar.)
_A™_™_
&
2
(Winston-Salem,
preferred
preferred (quar.)
4Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
Class
Stubnitz-Greene
9-20
1
10-
9-20
4%
•
Strawbridge & Clothier,
9-20
9-6
9-28
62'Ac
,
United
9-14
3%
9-14
10-10
Trust
Water
^5c
dividend
Stork
9-20
10-
(quar.)_—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Finance, common (quar.)
Union
9-14
12-
common™.
(quar.)
9-17
9-10
10-10
™
Co.
Stop & Shop
9-27
9-25
$1.56%
—:
Corp.
(quar.)
(Frank G.) Co. (quar.)
Oil
2nd
10-10
Steel
Shoe Corp.
5%
(quar.)___
$5.25
Shawinigan
Shell
10-12
2
2
10-
*12Vic
(quar.)
25c,; >10- 1
™™A™™-.A.
pfd.
(John) & Co—
Shamrock Oil & Gas (quar.)
Shawmut
1
$1.25
$1.18%
Co.
&
$5
Sexton
Shattuck
11-
1010-
5%
Inc.
Camp,
preference
preferred
9-6
10c
(quar.)
noncumulative
Union
;
" *
■
dividend
prior
Angeles)
(quar.)
6%
9-17
40c \
pfd.
(Los
preferred
Union
9-17
2%
25c
12%c
4Vi%
7%
40c
™™_
Leather™.
Sharon
5%
Stokely-Van
(quar.)
(quar.)_______
preferred
preferred
$6.25
10-12
Textiles,
7Vic
;
Milling (quar.)
Associates,
Inc..,
Seaboard
1
85c
Allied
Seaboard
10-15
11-
Stern
9-14
$1.25
$1.25
Seal
&
Stock
preferred
(quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
:
Seaboard Air Line RR.
(quar.)
Seaboard
10-31
$1
™„_
Co.—
$4
!
—
5%%
1
9-28
10-
9-27
Stephenson Finance (stock dividend)..
Sterling Brewers Inc. (quar.)
11-
9-20
,10-15
■
1
10-15
10-
Corp.
(quar.).
5'A%
9-28
9-26 %*!9l-*i!4
7Vic
—
1
2-1-63
37%c
36c
27Vic
Street
preferred
Union
9-14
10-10
87Vic
Lithograph Corp.
(quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.)—.—.__™^—„™
Stecher-Traung
Stedman Bros.,
'
lCb-1
9-28
12%c
12Vic
(quar.)
$1.09
—
_
9-14
10-15
(quar.)—45c
.
7
9-
Salle
J^a
Electric
6%
8-31
25c
quar.)
(quar.)—.
Y.)
(N.
1
9-19
25c
(Del.)
9-28
9-28
30c
•
••
10-
75c
45c
3Vi% pfd. (quar.)—_™
(quar.)—
Stecher Traung Lithograph
'
n
9-14
9-20
37%c
$3.50
9-14
™
Chemical,
10-26
5V2%
,
9-30
—
(increased
Co.
15c
;
(quar.)_
Schering Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Schneider (Walter J.) Corp., class A
(quar.)
Schwitzer Corp.,-5%% preferred A
(quar.)_
5%%
preferred A
(quar.)
75c
2nd
28c
25c
,
common.,.,
Products
$1.45
93%c
Corp., "50c conv. pfd.
series pfd.
(quar.)
louutn
$3.70
9-14
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
9-28
5%
_„™_;——_
Radio
Corp. (stock dividend)
Corp.—
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Union
9-14
9-30
Poor's
Works
22c
32c
„„
9-30
Radio,
Stanley
.
9-15
15c
'
Corp;;? (quar..)
• 20c
Ltd. (initial; quar.)____—>/>• $5c
Standard Structural Steel Ltd. (quar.>_'_
•'! tl5c
Stanley Home Products (quar.)^^iJi;^
t.VoSQc*1
10-10
i -•**' 9-
&
Standard
9-15
1
10c
$4.00
10-15
;
(quar.)
preferred
Standard
22%c
—
™
Power,
A
10•
3%%
3
9-14
10-17
(quar.)$1.10
(quai\)™™„™
&
12"
1
10-
(quar.)
«;
Bank
(Ohio)—
11c
10-
*25c
$4.50
11-19
1
14c
:
(Indiana)
$3
9-15
*30c
—
Industries
Union
9-19
1
1
17 Vic
Steamship—
^
•••
participating preferred (accum.)
1
1
Corp
Lines
Union
&
Co.
preferred (quar.)™™,
preferred (quar.<
Racing Assn.™™
Extra
!
Electric
Fruit
Oil
1
;
Acceptance Corp., Ltd., com, (quar.)-.
60c non-cum. partic. 2nd pref. (quar.)™™
8-24
1
11-
'<
■
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
$3
Standard
Standard
Juan
preferred
4
9- 4
10-
T
10-
(quar.)
20o
>
7
7
14c
Union
6
12-
(quar.)
common
9-25
5.60%
3.36%
"■
10-
10c
40c
.™_;—_™™
\
Fund—
(quar.)
9-14
9-17
10c
(quar.)
'
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
9-17
5c
L
Corp.,
(quar.)
I
preferred
$1.50
8-31
9-29
94c
Co.—
Financial
9-13
1
8-31
10-
25c
$5.80
9-14
1
~ "
(increased-quar.)!
Savannah
9-
Standard
1
10-
10-
4
$1.63 '
(resumed)
(quar.)„
Electric
9-17
9-17
5%
Sawhill
9- 4
preferred
10-
10-
8-24
—
Quarterly
10-25
—
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Savage Arms
9-20
Insurance—
Regis Paper, 4.40% preferred
Diego Gas & Electric—
San
Standard
50c
10-.1
8-21
(quar.)
com.
25c
$1.25
San
Common
$1.60
8-31
8-31
9-15
—
Extra
9-17
1
:———
Tobacco
Corp.,
11- 1
(quar.)—
Marine
common
8-31
1
$1.25
Castings
&
Dredging
$25c
$$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Louis
Paul
St.
(quar.)—
Commercial
1
9-30
21c
$1.25
5%
St.
5
10-
10c
>
9-
10-
$1
$1.07V2
™—
—™.
Mfg.
9-20
—40c
common
4%
Specialty
50%
Standard
Standard
dividend
1
9-19
,
Stock
9-14
9-11
-
10-
8-31
Trav-Ler
1
10-
——
Industries
1
9-25
25c
8-31
Twin
8-21
20c
(quar.)—
Mfg., $3.75 pfd.
Chemical
10-
$1.12Vi
—
preferred
(quar.)^
D Company (quar.)_
50c
10-
12^Ac
9-14
9-17
Trans-Lux
9-10
5c
Street Capital Corp.—™
Springfield Insurance Co., com. (quar.)
9-14
•
(quar.)™__,.
1
5c
"Transcon
10-19
20c
*
preferred
11-
9-28
I—_—
(quar.)
Company
10-
25c
A
6%
10-19
Spring
$$.3281'> 10- 1
(quar.)
1
1
15c
(quar.)
Corp. (resumed)
Rand Corp., $4.50
Sperry
9-15
1111-
income—_
Sparton
—
5c
9-10
•
•
,
investment
net
9-15
,
$1.10
27%c
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Sovereign Investors, Inc.—
10-15
25c
-
(quar.)
7
A
class
5%
10-19
Extra
9-
1
Common
10-19
preferred
7
9-24
5c
'Trans-Canada
10-19
12-14
•
10-19
4.75%
4%
4.36%
9-
12'Ac
9-17
10-19
10- 4
preferred
9r18
22'Ac
10-19
$1.03%
:
(quar.)
($25 par)
9-30
9-30
5%
"
11-
$1.06'A
preferred
9-10
$1.12%
Class
i
97Vic
(quar.)
4.25%
9-12
Finance Ltd., class A (quar.)
t20c
B
(quar.)
___!
$20c
preferred, (quar.)„_,_
—.—f50c
4'A% ;preferred (quar.)—™™:
*$1.12%
9-28
92Vic
u
,__™_
preferred
9-12
9-20
15c
Corp.
Supply, class
B
(quar.)
Class
10-20
10-10
25c
(quar.)—
4.15%
9-12
9-12
1
Traders
(quar.)^
10-19
9-20
1
1
Towmotor
Tractor
Service—
preferred
10-
10-
$1.06'A
Realty & Construction
Packing Co.
(quar.)
Torrington Company
(quar.)
9-17
9-19
10-
6c
(quar.)—
Products,
9-14
9-29
-
9-14
25c
Tobin
9-17
10-
Top
Co.
9-15
9-28
31'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
9-15
31»Ac
(quar.)
B
Tishman
9-17
10-
$1.07
3.90%
1
Class B
9-13
10-25
&
Times-Mirror
9-14
$1.16'A
»'
1
10-
40c
preferred
non-conv.
Tiffany
8-27
12c
(quar.)-:
Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Public Service—
/
/
preferred
3.70%
10-15
12Vic
(initial).™
class A
(quar.)
Southwestern
9- 7
10-19
10-
$1
common
1
10-
(quar.)
Thorp Finance
Thrifty Drug Stores—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)—i—
4'A %, preferred
(quar.)„_
8-31
1
9-17
$2
Southwestern Life
1
9-20
11-
$1.20
(s-a)—
10-
17%c
Markets, common (quar.)
initial pfd. (quar.)
conv
5%
Power—
Electric
preferred
7
Tool
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
$1.25
15c
——
30c
trust ctf.)
Oil
&
9-iO
10- 1
11-
Grease
Southwestern
Thorofare
9-15
1
(quar.)
(stock
9-14
,,
1
10-
-—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4.40
9-29.
10- 1
10-
$1.25
45c
Paper Mills,
9-
Electric—
&
preferred
5%
4.65%
9-29
27Vic
$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.
Power
5%
Southwest Freight Lines,
Southwestern
10-20
(quar.)™-—J20c
Ltd.
Russ Togs Inc.. class A
Gas
Railway
Southwest
1
When
Share
Betts
preferred
Thor
11-
$2.38
(quar.)
Southland
$5
Co.—
50c
™
Roberts &
9-7
9-14
9-21
9-10
9-20
(s-a)
preferred
Southern
9-20
10-15
40c
*50c
10c
:
—
Riley Stoker Corp. (quar.) ™™™_
Rio Algom Mines, Ltd.,
common
A*
Roadway Express, Inc.—™„™™™_.™„™_
Stock
dividend
L™™_—
Robertshaw-Fulton
4.80%
9-14
10-12
10- 1
90c
(quar,),—.—™™t,T™™™
Robinson, Little & Co.,
Chemical
10-15
&
Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)
Thomas Industries, common (quar.)
Thompson-Starrett, 70c pfd. (accum.)
10-19
Water—
Indiana
Common
9-4
9-14
9-20
10- 1
10-19
9-25
—_——v17%c
(quar.)
Southern
10- 1
Rhodes Western
(quar.)—u—™„_'—;
25c
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)—™-—
27Vac
3aA% preferred (quar.)
A™™™_4
933/4C
Richman Brothers Co., common (quar.)
50c
Class
&
(quar.)—_—
(increased-quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)J
,
(increased)
Gas
Southern Pacific
Reynolds Co.-—
A
163'Ac
t$1.50
1
preferred
Southern
■>'<
'
1
>
9-18
9-28
(quar.)
A
4.75%
Name of Company
Thomas
11-15
t$1.50
preferred
Southern Fertilizer &
.
10®
5c
—>—
—-—
J27c
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
™„
25c
Republic Corp., $1 preferred
(quar.25c
Republic Steel Corp. (reduced)
™
50c
Republic Supply Co. (Calif.)—-—
15c
Revlon Inc.
(quar.)
—™™™.'27%c
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)™.,— 1
12'Ac
4%%
preferred (quar.)
1
59%c
4%% preferred (quar.)—
$1.12%
Class
participating
Participating
'
Payable opRec.
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
6%
10- 2
11- 1
(N. J.)—
Corp.
& Insulation
9-21
9-14
9-14
9-14
9- 7
9-18
Share
Power
Common
24c
He
Quarterly
Chains
;
10- 1
9-28
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-2U
of Company
Canada
Common
.
(quar.)__
Regency Fund
Renoid
t$1.50
Carriers
Refractory
Southern
"
(quar.)
Rapid-American Corp.
(quar,)„
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)™
6% preferred (quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc. (quar.)„
$3.50
Name
Payable of uec.
Share
of Company
Corp.
Per
,
10- 1
10-^1
9-14
9-17
9-14
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1192)
Baking
Ward
Co.
tictures
Bios
Warner
(quar.)
King
10-
1
9-14
i2%c
11-
5
9-30
9-29
9-
50c
9-10
36 >/4 c
"
Weiss
1
9-
31 Vic
10-
1
9-14
(De^-ware)
Inc.
Stores,
Scientific
Welch
(quar,)—
Co.
i ()c
9-17
9-
9-20
—
9-
:
income)
ment
Ohio
West
!
4.20%
V
4.10%
West
preferred
preferred
9-29
9-20
9-25
9-10
The
$1.12 Vi
10-15
9-20
expected
$1.05
10-15
9-20
distribution systems
10-15
9-20
In
addition,
to
other
10-
9-15
(quar.
$1.02%
(quar.)_-—_——-
9-
5
4
share,
Utilities co.—
Texas
4.40%'
8-30
<
lie
80c
—i—-—.
$1.10
v.
preferred
(quar.) —
Pulp & Paper (quar.)———
Bancorporation
(quar.)————.—*"■
1
1
V
10- 1
which
K
30c
25c
9-28
9-
IOC
9-/8
9-21
"operations
growth
Telephone
(quar.)
_——
9-29
1
11-13
$1.50
10-
1
9-12
62M>c
(quar.)——.—————
(quar.)
—-—-—-—
A
11-
1
Western
Massachusetts
Western
Natural
pfd.
(quar.)——
10-
37%c
25c
'
1
Western
'
Power
Stock
.
&
Gas,
4.75%
common
dividend
$2.75
Tablet
Western
&
5%
preferred
11-
1
10-
5
9-
5
1
>10-
5
10-31
10-
9-30
59c
11-
•
68 %C
&
9-10
1
Utilities
Western
Westfair
Foods,
Westmoreland,
Weston
(quar.)—
Motor,
5V4%
Whitehall
Cement
(Norman)
Wiatt
Wieboldt
6%
*'
9-14
h
9-14
'<
1
1
9-
7
$1.25
10-
1
9-
7
10-
10-
$1.31 y4
30c
9-28
.10-10
—
■10c
10-1
10-
of
9-20
75c
9-20
__i"
quar.)„_
■
1
3V4%
8iy4c
10-
1
.
earned
has
$1.06 V4
10-
1
5%
9
1 8 W* C
-
Stationers
Willson
Wilson
&
$4.25
Company,
preferred
Winfield
Growth
Wolf
Report—•'
.
net
a
V
A
Service,
equal
of
$268,129,
equal
to
Class
emphasized, the
the
at
the
of
end
stronger
(Mich.)
Co.
(John) Industries,
Class
A
(quar.)—
4 Vi %
preferred
8-27
9-10
11-
1
yio-io
10-
1$1.12%
(quar,)——i-
'
1
10-
140c
&
Lothrop, Inc.,
Extra
1
75c
.4
4—.
—V.
.,
9-14
,
,
■
9-28
30c
common-
—
ratio
the
9-28
bentures
5
current
of
the
become
sales"
Net
*
2081.
p.
to
assets
year.
5%
preferred
Color
(quar. )_
Press
L
_______
(s-a)„
^
$1.25
9-
at
9-28
4
9-20
58.9
'
Extra
——
Monthly
y
•; Monthly
_
-
liabilities
current
worth totaled
Yale
Express
&
7%
—-4——
______
Yale
System,
Towne
Younker
Mfg.
Bros.,
class
Co.
1
1
9-20
11-
1
10-19
12-
1
11-20
A
•7; 25c :
10-
50c
,
Universal
n
tied—New
•
10-
7
,4.4
...v
:
1
result
a
American
of
a
-subsidiaries..
8-25
1.8
from
to
«e
'
j
•
Suit
its
to
list
York
Extra
„:
9-15
12c
4 10-15
10-15
9-29
"•25c
9-26
9-12
''v
_v_
Spring
___77_77
Wire
&
Zand
9-15
9-29
>
Speculative Investment Fund of Canada
Young
10-1
7 Vic
—
9-29
'
that
Jewelry
Co.
(quar.)—
the
Officials
15C
10-10
9-10
Zenith
Electric
?5C
9-?R
9-14
year
Radio
20c
9-28
9-
7
be
9-
7
Zerox
Corp.
10-
28c
1
:
.
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
t Payable
in
Canadian
resident
tax
15%;
a
Less
y
Previously published date
British
income
at
tax.
date and/or record
the
'
incorrect.
was
date is
indicated
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15%
Less Jamaica income tax.
Non¬
source.
had
(
The
Rock
acquire
;
•
corrected
&
The
Canadian nonresident tax.
x
<
;
■
4:
its
Universal
American
complete
than
of
officials
year's
r-
«' "
„■
plaintiff,
Mrs.
Frances
was..damaged
his
In
common
as
Barbera,
stock,
the
had
to
report
.
'.
.
been
the- court,, hawever,
;"4 : ,4
100
that
.
/
ciated
the
Mills
latter
callable
will
at
bear
issue
a
will
of
in
convertible
new
exchange
not
cumulative
be
convertible
issue.
to
rate.
USI
The
preference
of
and
major portion of this
until
common
shares,
$4,000,000
three
after
years
....
"The
be
dividend
earnings
of
USI's
pres°ntl''
outstanding
stock
common
will
enhanced
by this transaction since National Associated's profits
substantially greater than the dividends on the new preference
stock, being issued," Mr.
Snyder said. National Associated sales have
are
Increased
some
estimated
to
Mr.
to
He
said
1961
that
with
an
three
around
Associated's
additional $5
lending banks
the
years
addition
to
U.
$1
line
a
earn¬
year.
the
will
con¬
Industries
expansion.
of
National
Mills, fifth largest manufacturer of women's hosiery in
country, will represent USI's most aggressive move to date
into
consumer
manufactured
"7s
mairiagc,
of
the
goods
by
field.
USI
mJ0!1
fall
to
of
the
the
capital
diversified
goods
concerned 1 believe this is
Mr. Snjder
company
Most
into
said,
move
"since
into
i2n«nte0^ wil1 be doing so
ment
product; supHheu
it
follows
nondurable
the
products
6,000
•
6,000
"
■50,000
6,000
7
^
-
4
.
reported" that the agreenient relating" to the.
Columbia Bancorporation of 'Western Bancorpo-7
,
chairman "of
in
First
■
■
1
" '
stated- that,
•
'
,
board,
the
.
under' the
the United- States Department - at
Bancorporation
with
bank
has
until
1967
to
itself
divest
Western Bank.
offices .throughout
67 "banking
recently ;.took, office as president of Western Bancorpo¬
Western's net" opera ing earnings rose ■ to $838 836
quarter, from $768,721 for the first quarter this
p.'794.
.
;
•
4.
------
—
First Natmwal
Sept.
a
Offered—Pursuant
1962 offering circular, F. R. Burns &
10,
Co., Oklahoma City, and Handley Investment Co.,
Tulsa, offered publicly 85,700 shares of this firm's
common stock at $3.50 per share.
.7 4 7.r7,.4'.
7; v
of
proceeds, estimated at $263,956, will be used
repayment, equipment, advertising, inven¬
Net
its
Edward
—-
-
of the ICC.
Incv.—Common
Foods,
Zestee
to
Universal
of
approval
the
to
senior notes in addition to $5,000,000 of revolv¬
ing credit. Massachusetts Mutual also acquired rights
to purchase 50,000 class A shares of Yale Express.
—V. 196, p. '583.. / '
: '. 7",'7':4 ■. :'" 4-7 ■.' ' ,,: v."
ZZ,
shares
had
year
a
■
1962, it -was. announced that the com¬
completed an-$8,000,000 financing agreeMassachusetts Mutual Lif6 Insurance Co.,
Sept; 11,
City Bank of New York and Laird & Co. Corp., Wil¬
mington, Del., negotiated the financing.
, 4
4
Tho arrangement provides for the sale of $1,000,000
in five-year subordinated notes and $2,000,090 of 15-
.
for
System; Inc.—Financing Arranged—
Express
subject
will
debt
for
tory, and working capital.
V.
BUSINESS—The
said:
hiehly desirable
announced
consumer
goods,
American
is
a
rapidly growing industrial organization.
Norman Industries. Inc. was merged into
Universal Ameiican. In June, Universal acquired a 52%
interest in
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp. On Aug. 1, the -formation of a 90% \.
owned
subsidiary, Von: Kohorn-Universal Corp., to expand Uni¬
versal^ foreign, activities was announced. Other subsidiaries include
Paul
Hardeman, Inc., missile and aerospace base - builder, and'
this
year
.Ilaffm&a
Vitamix
category.
a
Universal
Van
Bearings
Corn.—V.
196.
«.
686.
now
policy
and
in
the basis of a well-established
w»c,i aole and continuing manage-
on
6,000
'
50,000
50.000
believes
4777.,,
;
•
•
company,
that
at
the
.
Earlier
of credit has
this
support
S.
are
year
pre-tax
Associated
the
;
50,000
t^i
.
.
Its
million
operations
million
to
this
and
to $15 million.
averaged
National
that
USI's
emphasized that
last
of $14
area
and
expand and
arranged
the
over
the
1959
Snyder
tinue
been
50%
be in
between
ings
'6,000
.
Snyder said.
The new
option, will have a par value
USI's
5%
preference stock to National Asso¬
the capital stock of the subsidiaries of
for
Mr.
company,
7,800
6,000
50,000
>
4
;
7,800
50,000
•
of 2808 S. Western Ave., Oklahoma
present .time it is the largest manu¬
"It is my considered judgment that the action herein is without
facturer
and
seller
of
jellies
and
preserves
in the
states
of
merit; that theTe was no impropriety or abuse of fiduciary office
Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri, and that it enjoys a relatively
;. by
any of the
^defendants; that the matters complained of were
high position .on its.* sales .oi salad dressing in those states. : It
done through
the; exercise of a-sound business • judgment and have - ' ha5 approximately; 157 customers and they include super marresulted
in benefit and" advantage - to- -Universal''-American Corp.
v^Rets ^duding several regional and national chains),- wholesale
The offer of settlement herein
by Mr. Levien is not being made
—
grocers,
grocery
stores and. institutional distributors. The com¬
as
possible admission of liability of any kind and carries no adpany's products are sold retail in the stores of Safeway, Humpty
4 ivission of improper conduct or liability arising therefrom. On
Dumpty, American Community, I. G. A., Red Bud, Piggly Wiggly,
the contrary, it reflects the desire on his part, in the light of the
Associated Grocers, Thrif-T-Wise, H & H Sipes, Warehouse Mar¬
substantial
interest
of
himself
and
his
family in the company,
ket,
Cardinal,
Milgrams,
Red
and
White, Clover Farm, Funto give it the,entire benefit of. his personal interest and profit in
Food Stores, and numerous, other retail outlets.
the
transaction
rather than justify his
conduct. The said offer
jellies
and
preserves
constitute the largest items
of manu¬
of settlement is made upon this basis and there is no question but.
facture.
Preserves-* are. made
in
12 flavors,
pure
jelly in four
that
the
settlement
proposed herein is substantially in the in¬
flavors, pure fruit-butters in two flavors,, and apple blend jellies
terests of the corporation and should be; approved by the court."
in" six flavors.
Loughlin,
Continued from page 8
-
-■
>
noted.—V.„ 196;
he
City,
40,000 shares
12,000
'
•
65.000
second
pany
"
/•
i
acquisition
referee,
the
65,000
First
■
the
On
con¬
corporation^
owner of
charged
of
-
has
holding
ment with
*
would
'..447'
the
its
1959. '
result
interest in Livingston in
50%
stock
"year,
interest in Livings¬
of Livingston Rock & Gravel
estimated earnings- alone.
.4
American
original
;
that-
'■
American
Investment News
.4
'
income
net
earnings.
noted
12,000
California,
First Western reported total resources of more than $607 million at
midyear.-observed Mont E. McMillen,-.chairman of t-he board of the
for
and
'
heretofore
not
4
.
agreement/ With
statewide
ration;
,
50%
a
have
;
^
King,
an
bank, ,who
against certain officers and
directors provides that Francis's. Levie'n,
President of 'Universal
American, will sell to the corporation for $189,518 his 56%41nterest in Livingston Rock & Gravel.. The purchase price is based
on
the cost to Mr. Levien of Lis interest acquired several years
rtg°"
'its
the" suit "brought
Universal
■
has had
earnings
and
4
Western
Justice,
A
and-advantage
.4
,
12,000
-
100,000
'-
within tlie"specified time.
L-.
terms; ofof
settlement
"
$10,000,000
American's
ownership
this
benefit
in
■
stock holding in, "First "Western Bank & Trust Go."
terminated
since-'Columbia had, not- consummated the
been
Frank
headquarters in Arcadia, Calif. estimated
Livingston's sales this-,
'
settlement
74.;, The
General Corporation and
American
approximately
Gravel,
with
less
price
payment
here,
resulted
;
has
100,000
—~
company
purchase
V
Set- 4
without, merit,
was
■
Gravel
Universal
total
Universal
-
of
action
$750,000.
solidated
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
&
Although Universal American
ton
•
'
complained
Rock
of
would
about
tke
American.-"
Livingston
Zenith
Supply, Ltd. (quar.i—
Corp,- (quar.).
—
(increased quar.)
:
matters
tc>"Universal
,
that
12,000
•
100)000
v
In6
_
Yale
finding
100,000
^Western Baiicorporafion—Drops Plan to Sell First
?he
The
'
plaintiff's attoi hey, Frank Weinstein,-4 joined in urging
the settlement of "the" suit and of a court appointed
report
18,000
12,000
-
Western Bank
of
zreferee's
.,
,
Zale
the
approval
100.000
-
18,000
;
wholly-owned
of
.At a-hearing last week no stockholders" bpposed, the
9-15
$1.25
12c
-
..
18,000
(
"150,000
S
J w°*
L?T»
1
-f1- aPd y°——-—-——~—'
prop
iposed sale to
ration's majority
by Justice Francis
Co.
24,000
W. Clark, Inc
Meeds
coo
-
.
43,200
•
150,000
•-
i_—
v. 196, p. 532.
,->/;#'7-''7"7"v7 ';7 ^;7
decision
j
43,200
200,000
-
150,000
Taggart & 'Co
-
,
X. Conlon,
stockholder's suit, Universal American will
Sept." 10
•
&tock'
360.000-
-
j^upiee,. Yeatman, ^Mosiey cp.;Tnc.-_-_„____"7 yeIf'%
4—
30.
-
Corp.—Stockholder
stock' set
one
April
on
them
to
common
—""*"7"""""'—~—"
'
5% preferred (quar.)—
Yasemite Park & Curry (quar.)
Srrihner
^
& Co. 2
A
qharlfes
„T
to
sell
$360,000 C
■
Janney, Battles & E.
$1,488,773, j-p'-cr
"'4..:;-
Subsidiary—
approving settlement of a
add
Livingston Rock &' Gravel
i
9-11
1
9-10
17 Vic
4—
—4
10-
10-15
25c
(quar.)
4
Ac
7c
(quar.)„—
(ouar.)—_'
common
preferred :(quar.)
-
10-
10-
25c
——
non-voting
44'"'
of
shares
" .S-
Kay, Richards & Co.___——
Hallowell, Sulzberger; Jehks, Kirk-land-& Uo.
the report stated. 4
rose
$2,157,C85
•.
■
278,000 shs.
200.000 shs.
to
aereed
& Kraus—,
Burge
Harrison
9-20
25c
■V •'. $1
———
—
8-31
has
comDanv
nPqnP
Ball,
whole- -.4
Area
4
.
2,300,000
qintTPr
1987, had been sold privately through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., N. Y. City.—V. 195, p, 1144. 7
-
"
of
■;f-
-
•
store,
a
$317,762
44..
400,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
Leonard & Lynch——__
& Co., Inc._i—;—
Mocre,
reasonable
.
7-,
'
4
4;
;
,
($1 par)
($5 par)
the
and
number
.
available
.47
-
,
•
Btroud
tills firm's 4%% sinking fund debentures due Aug. 1,
5
9-
9-28
18c
37 Vic
——
Worthington Corp., common (reduced quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co
(monthly)-—-
'.47.
Debentures
—
World
an(l
forth below:-
United Utilities, Inc.—Debentures Sold Privately—
On Sept. 13,; 1962, it was reported that $5,000,000 of
5
9-
:
Outstanding
severally,
-
9-14
9-
of
end
195,
'
►
Ltd.—
"
Woodward
The
Authorized4.4
0 units- comprising the respective principal to sea to of de¬
purcnase ana tne _ company nas agreea amount inem,
d
ag
nurchase
tn
said
compared with $819,708 at the previous year-end,
9-25
7
position of the
Lai^d, Bissell &
the public sale
Schmidf, Roberts & Parke^__L_^__~^.i^__
He indicated the Company is both
further expansion as markets^vwith' ;>
7i«o+h"47.4~"--r~~.
he
operti'f^ .14 supermarkets,, five smaller stores, and
now
at
10c
Wood
It
—
Quarterly
"cannery
one
stock
stock
common
voting com.
B
nffrpPH
financial
which
to
year,
M^sale'grocery company in the San .Ffancisco'East Bay
10-)5v ■(XiVallejo ;to San J6sei
A*
!«••:.»**'■
8-31
1
working capitaE^at> the endnof. ithe fiscal; year < was
10-10
8c
Tanning
-
9-20
8c
A -(monthly)-——^———
&
5
year
.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have severally
;
number of shares then outstanding.
4
public offering last November, the number
outstanding
was
increased
from
455,000
to
'' r:„
7
•
shares
..
;
to
two "country stores" and'
ftwo supermarkets were disposed of in accordance with the policy of eliminating unprofitable operations.
One supermarket with high
volume was added.
Since April 30, the company has acquired two
modern supermarkets; one in .San. Jose, and the other in Sunnyvale.
9-14
10-31
35c
.
due 1977_;___—i——
bentures
smaller
stock
Last
9-14
9-29
$1.50
—1
(quar.)_
com.
(monthly)
Shoe
10-
.
operating
has no
company
subordinated sinking fund de-
Non-voting
.
.
,
$164,988,
74;.
6V2%
'*7 77
•
.,
„
of
income
income
net
contributed'greatly.
interested
in
and
capable of
promising growth potential may
9-15
Power
(quar.)——
class
Carp.,
Class
Wolverine
1
8c
;
Electric
Public
1
$1.06%
facilities. The
-•
;■ 4;
2%% promissory note due 1963-1965
4(including $2,762 accrued interest);
its first
of
Narin
Mr.
Fund—-4
Industries
preferred
Wisconsin
11-
-•
1
10-
40c
(quar.)—
—
-
Wisconsin
10-
t$2.50
Ltd.
Envelopes,
common
(quar.)
Monthly
6%
&
,
.
company
fl-M)
preferred (quaF.j-u.
--i—
preferred (quar.)——a——"
Williamhouse
(The), Inc.
(stock dividend)
Williams Bros. Co. (quar.)
——i
'—
related
4
j
9-14
9-20
and
the
on
result
a
common
of
9-20
10-
$25,114,600
615,000.
9-20
$4.25
and
■
,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Nathan
share
a
As
9-14
(reduced-quar.)
grandstand
drop
of
cents
c '
9-17
10c
(quar.K_
(quar.)—
pales
9-17
1
—
Co.
(initial
v
4 4-
,
Narin attributed a 6.6%
decline in sales and
In net income primarily to "lower shelf prices in
much more competitive, situation."
7
••
\4 :
For
the fiscal, year ended April 20,
1961, U.S.M. reported net
a
9-10
r
9-24
50c
—.
'
-
.
cents
38.5%
9-15
1
._
2747.
p.
.
1.
..
company
President
a
8-16
1
10-
Stores,1 common
preferred
10-
10-
(quar.)-,——;
195,
a
share in the. fiscal year ended April 30, the Oaklandsupermarket chain disclosed in its first annual report toshareowners.r Consolidated net sales, totaled $23,450,794.
\::4. 4 •
9- 4
1
10-15
30c
25c
Mfg.
Co.
10-
150c
—
(quar.)
This
based
30c
common
common
preferred
26.8
9-20
18 %c
(quar.)_—i
$5 preferred
9-20
4
(increased)-———
(reduced)
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
White
4
10-
(quar.)-—•_
class A
(George), Ltd.,
South.
On Sept.- 13,
—
™
The
10-
10c
—____.
class A (quar,)——
(quar,)—,
L—
Ltd.,
Inc.
said.—W.
S. Markets, Inc.—Annual
m,
:
15c
(quar.)
Stamping
Gulf
-
is
Parkes
Mr.
U.
10-
$1.25
25c
Tool
Western
the
license:to
a
pari-mutuel betting.- It has acquired land on which its,racing
plant will be located and is now engaged in the preparation- of the
site lor the racing plant, including a %-mile track and a clubhouse,,
5
59%C
)7-_—4—Z_'_
l quar.
in
th* company, has obtained
sw-ite 4ncorpcration
eonduet in Washington County, Pennsylvania;-harness ahorse, racing.
with
,-
1962, it was reported that
$3,500,000 of this firm's 4%% first mortgage bonds,
series K, due May 1, 1992, had been sold privately
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., N. Y. City.
Stationery
"
4
distribution
our
down in 1960 but as soon as the current recession
over,
the rate of growth should be back to nor¬
slip'
Privately
8-16
10-31
•
68c
preferred series A (quar.)_——
preferred
(quar.)———————
preferred (quar.)_
communities
in
*
,
4.72%
9Ub!C feet 01 Sas a day
year
a
United Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Bonds Sold
8-16
9-20
1%
-——————
(quar.)—„——4——
preferred
customers
new
history.
mal,"
9-14
-
L 5.44%
in
slowed
'side
or
9-17
9-29
32c
i
(quar.)
13,''000
some
361
about
10-11
Cos.—-_-i.————-—
5%
Gas,
add
'"We
9-12
12-
30c
preferred
Class
4
$2.65
fouretv (ouar. )^_^__—
Securities Co., common—
&
'
;6%
ington Trust Building, Washington, Pennsylvania, was orgaiHs.ed as
a
corporation on May 24, 1961 pursuant to the laws of the Com-;
mon-wealth of Pennsylvania.
customer
1
'
Western-Casual y
line
pipe
new
a
mlIU0"
9-10
West Virginia
Western 'Carolina
including
companies,
line
BUSINESS—The company, having its business office in the Wash¬
the
stated,
he
pipe
276,000
and
,
gas
as
p.
sinking fund deben¬
non-voting common
Each11 unit, priced at $175, consisted of $100
shares.
principal amount of debenture and 12 shares.
Net proceeds, estimated at $3,536,000, will be used
for; the purchase of land, - construction ot clubhouse,
grandstand and other buildings, and for other cor¬
porate purposes.
....''4
7
to power plants and more gas to local
result of continued growth of the area.
United is selling increasing volumes of gas
more
share,
1658.
per
share.—V. 195,
subordinated
1977
tures. due
President
Gas
sell
to
per
Association, Inc.—Debentures
14, 1962, Moore, Leon¬
Trotting
6V2%
of
300,000
,
cents per snare over the same period of 1961.
said
the Shreveport-based company
15
was
United
Western
Western Insurance
said:
and that of the- gas companies should show improvement.''
■
Pointing out that while to him the long-range picture is of
more- importance
than today's earnings, Mr. Parkes said
that the first six months'earnings of 1962 amounted to $1.34 per
17 Vic
(quar.)————--
preferred (quar.)_-
4 V2 %
-;
Co.
Power, common-—a.——
Parkes
much
_—*_——
Gas
West Penn
Mr.
future,
year
7'
■
the
of
view
nothing else changes between now and next year,
ought to be better than 1962.4The operations of 'Duval Sul¬
phur & Potash Co., 75% owned by United, should be better next
4
V'
'.
invest-
(quarterly from net
Wellington Fund
optimistic
an
55 cents
of
ard & Lynch,
Pittsburgh and Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Philadelphia, offered publicly in 23,000 units, $2,-
j
1963
4
6%C
;———
/
"Assuming that
5
-9-15
1
10-
12'/2e
(Muui.)
;
9-
9-17
10c
•
dividends
—Common Offered—On Sept.
a
talk before the New York Society of
Sept.
12. The company earned $2.16 per
on
1961.
Presenting
—
Weissberg Corp. amonihlv i
Analysts
in
share
in
President,
Security
6
its
Washington
company for 1962 were esti¬
and $2.25 per share" 'by Ed
$2.15
between
"somewnere
as
La.,
Shreveport,
this
of
Earnings
mated
9-30
10-
(quar.)—
(Del.)
Electric Co.
Bros.
!'
Parkes,
11-15
50c
preferred (quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
5%
7
Corp.—Earnings Forecast—
Gas
United
8-27
of
accrued
5,000
1962,
has called for redemption on Nov. 1,
bV4%
cumulative preferred-stock at $100
company
shares
plus
9-15
10c
29c
(quar.)
(increased)-
(quar.)
—
Weber Snowcase & Fixture Co.—
Webster
-The
196, p. 998.
subject to fluctuations."—V.
are
Monday, September 17, 1962
,
Materials Co.—Partial Redemption—
4 Vulcan
somewhat
10-11
;.
Corp.—
6% series C conv.
Waukesha Motor Co.
motivation for such a move into consumer goods is to
our sales and earnings,
which over the years have
because heavy capital goods industries generally
.
stabilize
'suffered
9-14
-r-
—
Washington Natural Gas
Washington Oil (quar.)
Waste
1
& Clinch
Electric Brake
Warner
10-
lbc
(quar.)—
pfd.
5Vi%
Co.,
Bros.
Warner
$1.37 Vi
basic
"Our
further
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
.
Pharmaceuticals, Inc.—Annual Report—
1962
Net
after
Earnings
Net
—V.
taxes
$3,299,599
198,398
per
share
$0.42
worth
195, p.
;
;
'
2199.
dressings
business
are
of
second to jellies and preserves in importance
Salad dressings are made in four
the company.
1,966,437
mayonnaise
and trench
'
and fruit base
drinks in
three flavors of. orange, grape
and tropical-fruit.
The company
commenced the manufacture and sale of peanut
butter, its newest product, in June,
1962.
Some of
the- above items are packaged by the company under
its
own
labels of "Zestee," "Colonial" and "Mrs. Wilkes," while
the same items are also sold under
the labels of others.
styles:
Salad
dressing," sandwich
dressing.-
The
spread
-
.
comoany
also
waffle
manufactures
184,849
$0.44
2,322,679
Salad
1961
$4,898,155
Year Ended June 30—
Sales
•
to- the
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
syrup
PRESENT
Authorized
Long-term
Common
—V.
195,
indebtedness
($1
p.
par)
2928.
—
—
,
1,000,000 shs.
FINANCING
Outstanding
$49,656
198,510 shs.
Volume
196
Number 6195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1193)
53
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
901—were awarded to the Bank of
Benedictine Sister of Cullman ;
(P.
Bond
O. Cullman),
Offering-
Mother
O.
S.
Mary'
America
.
Susan
Sevier,
President, wilL receive
a.m.. (CST) on
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $400,-
Clerk
.
Legality approved by
White, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose;
rants
awarded
were
National
3%s.;
Bank
the
Bond Sale—The
improvement
Sept. 1 I —v. 196,
awarded to
Sherer,
price of 100.0061, a
est cost of about 3.598%.
1
Bond
Sale—The
-
-
to the
'
$80,000 water¬
4%s, at
as
1000—were
par.
until
8
for
the
to
YY
(PDST)
p.m.
purchase
•'
;
.
for
11
a.m., (CST)
purchase of
the
of
of
Sept.
$128,000
bonds.
Due
waterworks .system
1964 to 1991 inclusive.
.
Previous
award
;/
-
on
:
'
'//*
*
1969 to
450,000
til 11
Arizona
V--
State
until
10
(MST)
on
Oct.
2
for
the purchase
of
$1,500,000 dormitory bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from
a.m.
Union
Contra Costa
Bond
High School Dist.,
County, Calif.
Sale
The
—
$1,220,000
school bonds offered Sept.
11—v.
1000—were awarded
p.
(PDST)
be received
of
to
a
to
$319,000
at
<
-r;-
•
of
1978
of
S
un¬
as
;
■■■'
fol¬
..
1,022,000
275,000
196,
v.
the
bonds
a
l
offered
Woodstock, III.
Offering —James
7:30
for
18
(CDST)
p.m.
the
purchase
waterworks
and
Sept.
on
of
$585,000
bonds.
Interest
J-J.
1973
composed
of
the
Crocker-
Anglo National
Bank, San Fran¬
cisco; Phelps,/ Fenn & Co., and
Sutro
&/ Co„ v at-- a
price
of
100.00008, a net interest cost of
about 3.17%, as follows:
$195,000
•
f
_/»..
a
awarded
Due
5s.
1963
to
1965
to
the
City
Securities
net interest cost of about
a
4.17%,
follows:
as
on
Oct.
1
as
314s,
Sept.
Due
405,000 4V8S. Due
1 from
Memorial
1973
to
1992
/.
from
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
on Sept. 1 from
1993 to 1997 inclusive.
bonds
Due
inclusive.-
(M-S)
dated
are
on
Sept.
,
Sewer District No.
245,000 21/2s. Due
1966 to
Oct. 1 from
The
Principal
payable
bonds
and
the
on
Oct. 1, 1970
and 1971.
240,000
3s.
1972
to
Due
1975
on
240,000 314s. Due
1976
to
1979
1
from
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
190,000 3.40s. Due
1980 to
Oct.
inclusive.
on
Oct. 1 from
„
1, Idaho
Offering—Mona M. Keil-
District
ceive
bids
*
at
Bond
Offering—-John
A.
visors, will receive sealed bids at
City,
until
10
a.m.
(PDST) on Sept. 25 for the pur¬
chase of $415,000 school bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1
from 1963 to 1987 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at the
(A-O)
payable
County Treasurer's office."
Mendota
Union
Fresno
School-District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $120,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 4—v. 196, p.
Due
Savannah),
Georgia
•
$1,000,000 pub¬
.
Bend
Sale—The
lic school bonds offered
v.
Redwood
•
Chatham County (P. O.
Brun-
ing, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
(J-J)
payable at the
National
Bank, Huntington.
approved by Ross, Mc¬
196,
a
Sept. 5—
syndicate
Stuart
price
cost
p.
&
of
of
Other
T000—were awarded to
headed
by
Halsey,
Co. Inc.,
100.4999,
about
3.20s,, at a
net interest
Cambridge, Idaho
Bond Offering—Dorothy L. Da¬
vis, Village Clerk, will; receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on
Oct. 6 for the purchase of $17,500
village improvement bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1962. Due in 20 years.
as
a
ILLINOIS
3.15%.
members
of
Cooksville, III.
syndi¬
&. Co.; Blair &
Co., Inc.; First of Michigan Corp.;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Sterne,
Agee & Leach; Leedy, Wheeler &
Alleman,
Inc.,
and
Howard
C.
Bond
bonds
nicipal
as
Sale—The
were
Bond
to
water
the
Corporation,
Mu¬
as
5s,
follows:
$60,000
bonds.
on
April
from 1966 to 2000 inclusive.
1
1
Sept.
from
Principal
1964
and
1,
1962.
to
1983
interest
;
to
Nov.
on
1
from
1980 inclusive.
Windsor
Heights, lotUa
vis, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
17 for the purchase
of $290,000
water bonds.
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
Sept.
from
1, 1962.
1963
The bonds
are
to
1980
callable.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by' Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney.
KENTUCKY
Auburndale-Fairdale Water Dist.,
Y
Kentucky
,
Bond Sale—The
$726,000 water
Aug. 31—v. 196, p.
901—were awarded to the Royal
Neighbors of America, as 3V2S,
bonds offered
3%s
and
5s.\
were
Aug.
196,
23—v.
awarded
to
a
p.
group
composed of the Indianapolis Na¬
Bank;
National
rntp
Co.,
nf
all
Fletcher
Co., and
National. Bank &
American
Bank
Merchants
Trust
>
;
; -
Greenup County (P. O. Greenup),
Kentucky
Bond Offering — Leslie H.
Moore, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10
a.m. (EST) on
Sept. 18 for the purchase of $260,000 school building bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1962/ Due on March 1
from
terest
1964
to
1987
inclusive.
M-S. Legality
Im-
approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
Lexington, Ky.
Offering—Florence Clark
Bond
Todd,
City
sealed
bids
on
Sept.
Clerk,
until
20
$100,000
for
sewer
bonds. Dated
Sept.
sive.
1 from
The
will
11
the
a.m.
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
improvement
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on
1964 to 1982 inclu¬
bonds
are
callable.
Principal and interest (M-S)
pay¬
able at the Central Bank & Trust
Company, Lexington. Legality
ap¬
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
LOUISIANA
offered
—
tional
n
Nov. 1 from
on
1970 inclusive.
to
Miller.
Washington Township Metropolitan
School District, Ind.
Warrant Sale—The $500,000 war¬
the
Due
Dated
(J-J) payable at the First Nation¬
al Bank, Valparaiso. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord Ice &
795
$85,000
awarded
Jan.
on
inclusive.
rants
the
cate: John Nuveen
Tray wick & Co.
bonds.
ment
GEORGIA
School District,
San Mateo County, Calif.
price of 100.069,
2.98%,
a
Bond Offering—Blanche L. Da¬
at
Burcham & Blair.
Independent
Iowa
$125,000 2Vzs. Due
Certificate
1982 inclusive.
Jefferson
interest
and
First
Treasurer,
sealed
follows;
as
are
interest
will re¬ Legality
Newport, Cord, Ice & Miller.
Wash., until .8 p.m. (PDST) on
Wheeler & Alleman/Inc., Finan-Valparaiso, Ind.
Sept. 21 for the purchase of $65,-;
Bond Offering^—Hallie B. Edge,
cial Consultants, will receive 000
sewage
collection system
sealed bids until noon (EST) on bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on City Clerk - Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids until
Oct.- 17 for the purchase of $2,- Oct. 1 from 1965 to 1992
10
a.m.
inclu¬
400,000 electric certificates. Due sive. The bonds are callable. In¬ (CDST) on Sept. 14 for the pur¬
chase of $100,000 city
from 1964 to 1991 inclusive. <.
improve¬
terest A-O. Legality approved by
en,
Vero Beach, Fla.
Offering — Leedy,
Y
1969 inclusive.
120,000 2%s. Due
-
on
Bond
Bluffs
net interest cost of about
1,
Sept, 1 from 1964 to
-
FLORIDA
1981
-
The
.
callable..
Offering—Matt McWhor-
1
175,000 4V4S. Due
1997
Assn.
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Sept.
on
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
1978 to 1982 inclusive.
from
a
Due
$75,000 4s.
1963 to
M-N.
First National Bank, Chicago,
First of Michigan Corpora¬
the
1971
.
inclusive.
from
building bonds offered Sept. 6—
v.r 196, p.
1000—were awarded to
Lick, Ind.
Corp., and Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co,, jointly, at a price of 100.013
net interest cost of about
Mountain
Hall,
School District,
1963
1977.
618,000 bonds to the Housing and
Finance. Agency,
as
i
3l4s; at par.
r
<•.
'
1
Interest
775,000 3s. Due
French
*
to
on
Wm. C.
Bond Sale—The $900,000 school
Bond Sale—The $655,000 sewage
works bonds offered Sept. 6 were
net
about 3.27%:
of
—
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
INDIANA
,
group
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Council
Springs
ter, Chairman of the Association,, Valley
National
Bank,
French
Y
Montville, Conn.
will
receive
sealed
until Lick. Legality approved
bids
by Ross,
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 school
noon
(EST) on Sept. 18 for the. McCord, Ice & Miller.
bonds offered Sept, 5—v. 196, p.
purchase
of
$5,000,000
bonds.
901—were awarded to a syndicate
Huntington School Township
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on July 1
composed
of
the
Connecticut:1 from 1963 to 1987 inclusive. The
(P. O. Huntington), Ind.
Bank
&
Trust
Bond Offering—Carl Van Dine,
Co.,
Hartford; bonds ,are callable. Interest J-J.
Town Trustee, will receive sealed
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Legality approved by Jones, Bird
bids
until
7:30
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; National &
p.m.
(EST)
on
Howell, and Kelley & Mobley.
Shawmut
Bank, Boston, and
Sept. 25 for the purchase of $50,000 school building bonds. Dated
Keefe, Bruiette & Woods, Inc., as
//"
//;/■ IDAHO
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on July 1 from
2%s, at a price of 100.9313, a net
Bonner County, West Bonner ,/; 1963
interest cost of about 2.76%.
tp 1975 inclusive.
Principal
.
Due
tion, jointly, at
to
1965
;•
cost
Community
p.m. (CST) on Sept. 17 for the
purchase of $280,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
f^pm 1964 to 1991 inclusive. The
' //Home
CONNECTICUT
Offering
and
-
Bond
a
$54,000 23/4s,
'
3.498%. Due
Stone
City
School District, Iowa
Pierce,
sewerage
&'C6/Inc., bonds!K^eZ.callable.
from
in¬
and
8
city
Sept. 4—
$85,000
1000—were awarded to
p.
1962.
bonds.
system bonds.
The
—
White-Phillips Co., Inc., at
until
Co.,
&
110,000 series 1962 bonds,
a
Central
Bond
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
due on Sept. 1
1975 inclusive;
$39,000 3.30s, due on Sept. 1,
at
Sale
Bond
$53,000 3V4S,
-
Principal
payable at the Dis¬
Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
&
net interest cost of about 3.18%.
Courts
2.92%:
Sept.
interest
v
Chapman
by
series 1962 Legality approved by Chapman &
net -interest cost* Cutler.
inclusive.
•
(M-N)
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
hospital
1
sewer
sewer
V
to
school
Nov. 1,
trict
Le¬
Savanna, III.
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1982
terest
Dated
tors, will receive sealed bids until
^92,000'seTibs*1962 bonds," at
from
M-N.
$117,000
1976 and
i
approved
Bond
inclusive; $63,000 3s, due
Sept. 1 from 1969 to 1972
on
school
$3,047,000 bonds,
,
on
pur¬
Cutler.
1968
v
Oct. 1 for
on
$300,000
inclusive. Interest
gality
Sept.
on
$500,000
Nov. 1 from 1965 to
on
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1
about
due
p.m.
Meier,
Secretary of ,the Board, of Direc¬
tors, will receive, sealed bids un¬
til 7 p.m. (CST) op Sept. 19 for
1962. Due
7:30
,
purchase of
building bonds.
$200,000 waterworks and
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1962. Due on May 1 from 1963 to
Sept. 1 from
on
Due
bonds
bonds,- at
of
until
„
Bond Offering—Ellen G„
the
Y
Sept. 17 for the
on
Bettendorf Community Sch., Dist.,
Iowa
«
sewerage
Sept/1 from
and.J. H. Hilsman
..
the
$1,750,000 water reservoir bonds.
;
from
1
*
chase of
1982 inclusive.
/'-■: jointly:
Oct. 1 for the pur¬
on
lows:
,
Acalaries
Boston
follows:
as
Englewood, Colo.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids wilP
chase
May
on
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
(CDST)
Georgia
•
y*'
'/•/*'//
Bond
be
group
1975 inclusive.
3.10s.
1979
"
COLORADO
1965 to 2002 inclusive. " Y- "
CALIFORNIA
a
First
on
675,000 3V4S. Due
bonds*"V /
University (P. O.
,'C ( 1/.
Bond Offering-4-Sealed bids will
received
U.rh.
purchase
^0
JTempe), Ariz.
Due
Peru, Illinois
from 1976 to 1978 inclusive.
1963
Clerk will receive sealed bids
the
Co.
1991/inclusive,
to
1968 inclusive.
875,000 3s. Due
'
Arizona
the
to
100.128, a net interest cost
3.19%, as follows:
1963 to
District, Riverside County, Calif.
Bond
Offering — The District-
Sept. 5 to
Housing, and Home Finance
Agency, as 3%s, at par, were can¬
//•.*
>1964
$2,600,000
Sept. 11—v. 196, p.
$600,000 4s. Due
Thermal Union Elementary School
the
celled.
curities
(P. O,
about
-Principal audi
(A-O)
payable
County Treasurer's office.
on
from
1 from
interest
brell, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until
Oct.
on
inclusive*
1972
to
certificates,
awarded to the Midwest Se¬
were
Corp.; Hay den,-Stone & Co., and
Dominick & Dominick, at a price
inclusive. The bonds
1987
.1, 1962.-Due
.
public ; utility
gas
The
—
awarded
of
composed
— Wheatley
will receive
Redwood, until 10 a.m: (PDST)
Sept.; 25 for the purchase of
$100,000 school bonds/ Dated Oct.
Trinity, Ala.
h
Offering — Garth Kim-
Bond
Sale
bonds offered
'
on:
Housing and Home Finance
Agency,
'
University System Bldg.
Authority (P. O„ Atlanta), Ga.
Bond Offering—Jonn A. Brun-J
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 stu¬
jng, Clerk of the Board of Super¬ dent housing bonds offered Sept.
visors, will receive sealed bids at 5—v. 196, p. 901—were awarded,
works system bonds were awarded
196,
:
•./-
.
Clerk,
19
Sutcliffe.
..
Pisgah, Ala.
.
Bond
3.60s*- Sequoia Union High School Dist.,
San Mateo County, Calif.
net inter¬
a
be
of
America, N. T. & S. A., San Fran¬
cisco. Legality approved by Orjrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
William R, Hough & Co., as
♦
purchase
callable. Principal and inter¬
(A-O) payable at the Bank of
est
*
;
Y Louisville, III.
Certificate Sale
The $265,000
-
IOWA
March 1
on
.
$500,000 golf course .bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from
are
offered
Co., Inc.; Robin¬
son-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Courts &
Co.; Interstate Securities Co., and
20
bids
Sept.
on
as
R. S. Dickson &
at
Georgia Ports Authority
Atlanta), Ga.
t.
Offering
City
sealed
First
p. 1000 — were
syndicate headed by
a
(PDST)
_
1968
bonds
the
-.
$1,630,000 pub¬
lic
for
'
/,;/••/.; • y yy
:
Due
from 1964 to 1982 -inclusive.
at
'
Phenix City, Ala.
-
a.m.-
bids
Roseville, Calif.
war¬
Memphis,
;/,/■-/<'
;
to
of
until-11
1
Bond
$160,000
sealed
'
Enterprise, Ala.
Warrant Saie—-The
25,000 bonds.
<
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
,.
$900,000 school bonds.
inclusive.
,
Georgia Baptist Hospital
net
a
'
Oct.
on
receive
will
Riverside
dormitory bonds,
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 2001
on
A., at
.
sealed bids until TO
Due
S.
Palm
B.,
000 Sacred Heart
&
T.
Bond Sale—The $1,750,000 stu¬
//"
dent
dormitory
bonds
offered
Springs Unified School Dist.,
Sept. 4 — v. 196, p. 795 — were
Riverside County,* Calif
'
;
awarded- to? the Housing & Homb
Bond fOffering — The- County Finance
Agency, as 3%s, at pair, v
Ala.
The Reverend
—
N.
interest cost of about 3.42%/"
&
Rouge Parish (P. O. ~Rouge), La.
Certificate Sale—rThe $220,000
paving certificates were awarded
to the Equitable Securities Corp.,
and Arnold & Derbes, jointly, at
Baton
a
net interest cost of about 3.68%.
Trust
of Indianapolis,
2 625%.
East Baton
at
Jeanerette, La.
Offerin g— Earl
Certificate
Deare, Jr.,
W.
Town Clerk, will re-
54
ceive
(1194)
sealed
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
until
bids
6:30
North
p.m.
Note
the
1 from
.
Bank
callable.
of Berkshire
Legality
field, at
a
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell.
f
NOV. 26,
1962.
are
Jefferson Parish
•
(P. O. Gretna),
paving
awarded
certificates
Hattier &
to
All
bids
350.96
received
street
were
Co.
Inc.,
100.1139,
$894,certificates
about
Iberia, La.
The $200,000 park
bonds offered Sept. 5 were award¬
ed
Sale
to
cc-oQ
nnn
HnlciQ,r
vehicle
Knnj.
f
a
Cfl,_tvf
—
Howard,
Weil,
Friedrichs & Co.
cost
3.08%.,
^
ceive
Street
bids
Bank
&
c/o
the
Bond
O.
Oct.
4
Dated
Oct.
on
15
clusive.
Oct.
from
1962.
15,
1963
Principal
to
and
ity
9,000
2V2S,
at
interest
price
a
cost
of
of
town
100.379,
about
2.42%.
awarded
were
school
196,
901—were
to
Town-
bids
Sept.
until
25
$12,910,000
for
Aug.
11
bonds,
1967
Due
to
Treasurer,
bids
tional
Bank
c/o
to
a
Nuveen
Sept.
will
The
receive
First
Na¬
of
18
$1,030,000
for
the
bonds,
as
purchase
from
1963
to
Oct.
on
1982
inclu¬
sive.
375.000 school
remodeling bonds.
Due on Oct. 15 from 1963 to
1972 inclusive.
Dated
Oct.
;
1
National Bank of Boston.
Legality
approved
by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge.
Note
dock
■
bids
Shawmut
Street,
(EDST)
on
chase
of
lows:
of
Holt,
National
Boston,
until
11
$1,986,000 bonds,
Oct.
1
from
Dated
National
ton.
Jn SL
Interest
by
fol¬
as
1963
to
1981
on
AbUr!ldlingi Lnod
frl
+
1000
1, 1962.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Shawmut
Bank
of
Bos¬
approved by Storey,
Palmer & Dodge.
on
1972
in¬
1981
on
on
bonds
196, p. 1002—were awarded to
tbe First National Bank of Mem¬
phis, at par, a net interest cost
v.
'of
about
3.597%;
$260,000
5s.
Oct.
on
1971
to
follows:
as
Due
Oct.
on
41/2S. Due
on
on
and
1977
to
300,000
1,
1972
Oct.
1,
Oct.
1974.
1975
1,
1981
Oct.
Paddock
Sable
3s.
Due
to
1987
Oct.
on
District
„
school
Sept.
-
,
Sal
building
5—v.
awarded to
■
_
The
e
bonds
196,
a
$1,084,000
offered
a
1963
to
3.71%,
1970
180,000 4s. Due
1971
to
on
1975
cate;
ner
June
on
to
1980
on
1
to
1987
from
Bend
from
June
&
Co.
The
—
members
awarded
to
net
Sale
Minneapolis •
Bond Sale—The $300,000
improvement bonds offered
—
The
Brothers
&
Co., at
park
Sept.
tional Bank of St" Pau1' jointIy'
>
Herman, Minn.
were
awarded
to
a group composed of J. M. Dain
& Co.; Allison-Williams Co., and
piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, at a
net interest cost of about 4.11%.
Lake
net
a
Sale—The
196,
bonds
p.
/
/
"
Additional
Information—In
the
in
purchase,
at
*
1973
to
1
$188,000 school
Sept. 5—
awarded
1984
to
George
1985 to
on
April 1 from
on
sealed
bids
until
Sept. 21
for the purchase of $380,000 school
bonds.. Dated
est
July 1,
1962. Inter¬
J-J.
These
are
the
scheduled for
Bonds
offering
originally
on
Aug. 20
County School District
(P. O. Bozeman), Mont.
Bonds
Not
Bond
school
building
Aug. 20—v. 196,
—v.
the
196,
apolis,
about
at
The
a
1.87%.
net
Bank,
interest
1969
urer's office, or the First National
Bank
Artesia.
of
proved
Legality, ap¬
Tallmadge & Tall-
by
madge.
rv
.
-
NEW
-
YORK
;
Bedford, Lewisboro, North Salem
and Pound Ridge Union Free Sch.
District No. 1 (P. O. Katonah),
.New
Bond
York
•
,
Offering—J. Gilson Miller,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
at Gross River until 2 p.m.
bids
(EDST)
Sept. 26 for the pur¬
$992,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on March
on
of
from
1964
to
1983.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the County Trust Com¬
pany, Katonah. Legality approved
by Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
Buffalo, N.
Note
Sale
Y.
The
$851,000 bond
anticipation notes offered Sept. 5
—v.
196, p. 1002-—were awarded
—
Brothers
of
rate
L68%,
mium of $63.00. r
&
Hutzler,
plus
Dutchess County
a
pre¬
586—were not
County (P. O.
Custer), Mont.
Offering — Irvin O. Ber-
Bond
County Clerk of the Board
Trustees, will receive sealed
bids until Sept. 12 for the pur¬
chase of $65,000 school building
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
(P. O.
Poughkeepsie), N. Y.
Bond Sale
The $1,306,000
Dutchess
Community College
—
bonds
offered
Sept.
awarded
were
posed
to
6—v.
a
Salomon
of
1002—^
group
com¬
Brothers
&
Hutzler; W. E. Hutton & Co., and
Haupt
price of
&
Co.,
as
100.77999,
cost of about
a
3.10s,
net
at
a
interest
3.04%.
Irondequoit, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $1,152,798 pub¬
lic
improvement
bonds
offered
Sept.
11
—
awarded
v.
to
196,
p.
1002—were
the
Security Trust
Company of Rochester, as 3.10s, at
a
price of 100.38, a net interest
.
cost
of about 3.06%.
of
Millbrook, N.
Bond
the
Y.
Sale —The
provement
—v.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
196,
p.
Bank
$124,000 im¬
offered Sept. 5
797—were awarded to
bonds
of
Millbrook,
as
2V2S,
at par.
Concord, N. H.
$170,000 im-
offered
National
bonds
p.
April 1 from
Sept.
4
902—were awarded to
p.
First
—
bonds
$12,500
offered
Yellowstone
1988 inclusive.
Sale
Sold—The
sold.
Wayzata, Minn.
provement
1963 to
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the State Treas¬
Offering — Winifred
Thompson, District Clerk, will re¬
gum,
inclusive.
$1,350,000
1, 1962.
Bond
from
April 1 from
Education,
of
June 1 from
on
Salomon
as
1976 inclusive.
to
syndi¬
on
of
inclusive.
a
No. 11
inclusive.
60.000 3.70s. Due
1977
April
on
1972
40,000 3.80s. Due
Co., and Charles A. Parcells
Due
at
OYV5'
1965 to
Board
school bonds. Dated June
to
County,
MEXICO
purchase
Belgrade High
Gallatin
the
par,
the
School District (P. O. Belgrade),
Montana
Gallatin
sale of the $160,000 hospital bonds,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood were
associated with Allison-Williams
1, 1988.
Lynch, Pierce, FenSmith, Inc; Shearson, Ham-
for
Ira
June 1 from
the
3
1
and not sold.
Parkers Prairie Hospital District,
Minnesota
of the
offered
586—were
Passaic
Municipal School District
No. 16, N. Mex.
Bond Offering—Wirt R. Roney,
chase
Counties,
D. A. Davidson & Co., and
K. Baum & Co., jointly.
ceive
$350,000 water
MONTANA
and
and
the
at
of
-Y
& Wood.
$300,000 dor¬
Bigfork Joint High School District.
No. 38 (P. O. Bigfork), Mont.
v.
902—were awarded
to the First National Bank of
Minneapolis, and the First Na-
Sale—The
/
Flathead
building
196> P.
Bond
Stern
Bond
Hennepin County Park Reserve
District (P. O. Minneapolis),
June 1 from
June
of
College
(P. O. Cape Girardeau), Mo.
Bond
Principal
payable
Bank
&
Southeast Missouri State
$26,000 road
586—were
p.
$40,000 3s. Due
mil & Co.; Goodbody &
Co.; Channer Newman
Securities Co.; Martin &
196,
v.
1, 1976
Merrill
&
Sale
^
1
inclusive.
on
Charles
interest cost of about 3.14%.
and bridgetatodg offered Aug.^
Co.,
inclusive.
on
by
Creek, Minn.
20,000 3.40s. Due
420,000 3%s. Due
Other
June
1977.
150,000 33/4s. Due
1981
follows:
inclusive.
80,000 3L/ks. Due
and
as
inclusive.
on
approved
Trauernicht.
Jan. 1
(A-O)
National
Le¬
to
syndicate headed by
$184,000 5s. Due
inclusive.
2000
796—were
p.
Michigan Corporation
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
price of 100.0538, a net inter-
and
gality
to
ler and Hamilton
the First of
: at
pur¬
mitory system bonds offered Sept.
5—v.
196, p. 797—were awarded
improvement bonds
School
on
1964
Oct. 1 from 1963
on
inclusive.
will receive sealed bids until Oct.
$576,000 dormitory bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due ori Oct. 1
from
Jersey
County, Pompton Lakes. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
from
1
est
J-J.
Legality approved by
Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lef-
Crooked
First
inclusive.
Sept. 28 for the
on
:
Artesia
p.m.
(CDST)
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive. Inter¬
&
(P. O. Mio), Mich.
,
d
1, 1962. Due
1971
1 from
inclusive.
on
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids unitl 7:30 P-m- (CST) on
Dated Oct.
to
NEW
on
;/;.v
v r
Harden,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til Sept. 27 for the purchase of
$50,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
Clerk
Rapids, Minn.
Offering — Paul Talbot,
com¬
Bond Offering—Jas. S.
1976.
240,000 33/4s. Due
Due
902—
Pompton Lakes School District,
interest
1973.
40,000
June 1 from:
1990 inclusive.
p.
group
follows:
as
1, 1962. Due
from
1
inclusive.
80,000 43/4s. Due
June 1 from
inclusive.
196,
a
$690,000 school bonds.
275,000
urban
redevelopment
New
$1,000,000 in¬
offered Sept. : 4—
80,000 3V2S. Due
June 1 from
Coon
;
Au
70,000 2s. Due
on Oct.
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Legality
LegalityVpprovld
Canfield,
Stone.
in-
.
Oct.
Thorndike,
Heights,
purchas<;
i
F-A.
Miller,
pur¬
Due
.
and interest
Madison
m
500,000 school bonds. Due
from
R.
n
1978
elusive.
1
John
"J1?. J^nPnnn2°
40
a.m.
Sept. 26 for the
$1,486,000 school bonds.
•
dustrial
and
the Bank of Caledonia, at a
interest cost of about 3.97%.
Myers,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids at
receive
The
Bank
Water
A.
will
c/o
from
1
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $395,000
city
improvement
bonds.
est cost of about
Maiden, Mass.
Offering—Elbert
sealed
to
chase of
Canfield, Pad-
Madison School District, Mich.
Bond Offering—Lois M.
«
to
Treasurer,
June
bonds.
MacArthur & Co., and
Stranahan,
&
Co., at a net interest
cost of about 3.71%.
26524
to
of
Aberdeen), Miss.
1963
April 1 from 1964 to 1984 incl.
Harris
»
the
New
England
Merchants National
Bank, Boston,
as 2%s, at a
price of 100.07, a net
interest cost of about 2.72%.
5
City
1963
MISSOURI
Stone.
&
District,
$12,000 water
notes offered Aug. 22 were
Bond
of
MINNESOTA
Bond
by Miller,
$968,000 bonds
5—v.
improvement
Sale —The
The
Dated Oct. 1, 1962.
Legality ap-
proved
Mio
Sale—The
awarded
purchase
1982
purpose bonds.
1 from 1963 to
Oct.
on
Sept.
awarded
were
posed
are
1,910,000 various
Massachusetts
main
jointly,
1973 inclusive.
1974 to
from
inclusive.
15,
Great Barrington Fire
inclusive.
airport
Bond
v
on
790,000 3%s. Due
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive
rw
1962. Principal
interest payable at the First
and
1
Bloomington, Minn.
callable.
Bond Offering— T. G. Evensen Fontbonne College (P.O. Clayton),
5,000,000
public
sewer
bonds/ &
Missouri
Associates, Inc.,1 Financial Con-*
Bond Offering—SisterFrancesca
;
Due on Oct. 1 ffefrri T963 to sultants, will' receive' Sealed bids;
1987 inclusive. * 'f
until'12:30 f)V ml (CST) on Sept. Marie rOtzenberger,
Member
of
1,000,000
public
the Board of
utility
street is for the purchase of
Trustees, will re¬
$1,500,000
railway bonds. Due on Oct. 1 state-aid street
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
bonds
of
follows:
$655,000 school bonds. Due
15
March
on
Amboy, N. J.
Bond Sale—The
offered
County Third and Fourth
Supervisors' Districts (P. O.
1967 inclusive.
•350,000 3V2S. Due
Shearson,
Boston, 45 Milk
St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (EDST),
on
to
1982 to
Hammill & Co., and G. H. Walk¬ Laingsburg Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
er
& Co., as
3.20s, at a price of
Bond Sale—The
$309,000 school
100.35917, a net interest cost of
building bonds offered Aug. 28—
about 3.16%.
v.
196, p. 902—were awarded to
a
group composed of the First of
Bingham, Mass.
Bond Offering—Karl C.
Hough, Michigan Corporation; Kenower,
sealed
1982
bonds. Due from
system
Jan.
on
1992
follows:
as
1968 to
follows:
as
City,
Kansas
200,000 3V4S. Due
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
supply
Lynch, Pierce,
net interest cost of about
$160,000 5s. Due
1987 inclusive.
John
Co.;
Town
a
3.599%,
from
1
Co.,
at par,
'
the
water
bonds.
Due
awarded
group composed of
&
Co.; Bache &
Trust
°n
on
Due
3V4S,
Perth
were
as
1973
Boland, Saffin, Gordon
Sautter; Ira Haupt & Co.; Van
Meridian, Miss.
•.....
Deventer Brothers, Inc., and Weil,
B o n d O f f e r i n g—Catherine
Roth & Irving Co., taking $965,Glascock, City Clerk, will receive 000 as
3:30s, at a price of 100.311,
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(CST)
a net interest cost of about 3.26%,
on
Sept. 18 for the
—
awarded to Merrill
lncl"sive.
Due
$5,000,000
$1,390,000
offered Sept. 5—v.
bonds
p.
15,
Fenner & Smith, Inc. & John Nuveen
& Co., and the Commerce
-
The
—
March
on
to
19
Co.,
to
1963
&
(P. O. Ypsilanti), Mich.
Sale
The $1,500,000
Detroit, Mich.
Offering—Alfred M. Pelham, City Controller, will receive
Bellingham, Mass.
Sale
Due
33/4s.
1963
June
Allen &
'
send, Dabney & Tyson, as 3V4S, at
a
price of 100.12, a net interest
cost of about 3.23%.
Bond
and
from
offered
to
from
improve¬
1, 1962.
NEW JERSEY
$110,000 county
clusive.
1963
011
Bank, Mem¬
,
Bond Sale—The
$72,000 sewer
bonds offered Sept. 5—v. 196, p.
—
of
school building and site bonds offere(j Sept. 6—v. 196, p. 902—were
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
a
Ayer, Mass.
1001
r?
'inco
1968.
3s.
sealed
$120,000
remodeling
notes
offered
Sept. 6 — v. 196, p. 1001 — were
awarded to Harkness & Hill,
Inc.,
as
1962.
Bond
awarded
Mac Arthur & Co.,
of 100.053, a net interest
93/
iLa
and
hall
net
theBoard
r^eive
sealed
wl11 receive
sealed
7:30 P'm* (EST) on
bonds
awarded
1
Oct.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the National
Shawmut Bank, Boston. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge.
Monroe
Bond
Amherst, Mass.
Sale—The
901—were
p.
price
flnnn
interest
dike, Palmer & Dodge.;"
Note
a
in¬
Co., Boston. Legal¬
by Storey, Thorn-
approved
of
wUl
Oct.
on
bonds.
Aug. 1 from
(A-O) payable at the State Street
Bank & Trust
Secretary
lj
$26,000 street
£??on°! about 3 08% aa follows:
$11,000 3 /4S. Due on
Due
1982
The
—
Kenower,
at
Franklin
the
Sale
196,
v.
to
Trust
noon
bonds.
road
Willow Run Public School District
Clio, Mich.
-
improvement bonds offered Sept.
re¬
State
Company,
Street, Boston, un¬
(EDST) on Sept. 19 for
purchase of $135,000 water
111
til
Bond Sale—The
1963.
Amesbury, Mass.
Offering — Raymond
Town Treasurer, will
saeled
of-
Qns_
196, n
p.
902the Bank of
Dated
inclusive.
awarded
were
$110,000
of
bonds.
Due
3i/4s, 3V2S and 3%s.
as
as 3 40s
at a nriro nf 100 311
bids until
interest cost of abo^t 3 36%
Sept 24
$750'"
ne}. lnTerfsl cost 01 aDout ^b/o' 000 tax for the purchase of Dated $50,000
anticipation notes.
;
Davis,
ett
ment
Jasper County Supervisor's District
No. 5 (P. O. Bay Springs), Miss.
31/26
Hill
MASSACHUSETTS
Bond
bonds
fund
*7—*r
v.
Wayne Community School District,
Michigan
Note Offering—Auston W. Ben-
MICHIGAN
-
construction bonds
phis,
a net
:
.
highway
Ed^abon
Edu<-atlon>
purchase
County (P. O.
Ackerman), Miss.
Bond Sale—The $25,000 airport
The $40,000 motor
ot aD0Ut
of
901—were awarded to Harkness &
Labouise,
'
as
were
awarded to
gou^j1 naven at a net interest cost
~r
,u
"+ Q on<?
o
Stuart &
price of
sey,
3.10s^,at a
net..interest
a
Co.,
Monday, September 17, 1962
.
MISSISSIPPI
to the First National
Aus
Icrea
District, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $210,000 water
bonds offered Aug. 30-v. 196, p.
New
Bond
rp.
as
Iron
par.
Bond Sale
"
Seekonk Water
rejected.
were
2M:S at
on
Cliffs
Saranac. Mich.
awarded to
were
Cleveland
.
Choctaw
,
.
the
paving
the
Sale—The $533,000 bonds
Sept. 6—v. 196, p. 1001—
offered
Sanford, at
for
of 1.29%. Due
rate
Coi-
„,
Bond
$62,352.48
net interest cost of about 3.49%.
a
.
«
Sale—The
County, Pitts-
Provincetown, Mass.
Louisiana
Certificate
street
Republic School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $800,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 6—
v.
196, p. 1002—were awarded to
offered
1963 to 1972 inclusive. The
certificates
Adams, Mass.
Sale—The
$100,000 notes
Sept. 7 were awarded to
First
Agricultural National
(CST) on Oct. 4 for the purchase
of $151,692.19 paving certificates.
Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on March
.
Minnecost
Bond
tas,
Jr.,
Offering—Verne
City
Treasurer,
F.
San¬
will
re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o the National
Shawmut
of "40
Water
Bank, Municipal Dept.,
Street, Boston, until 11
OA
1A
Palmyra, Macedon, Walworth,
Manchester and Farmington
Central School District No. 1,
New York
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
$694,000 school
Sept. 5—v. 196, p.
Volume
Number 6195
196
to
awarded
1002—were
&Co.;
Qeo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.; Chas.i
E. Weigold & Co., and Sage Rutty
6 Co., as 3s, at a price of 100.5399,
as
follows;
Sept. 1, 1963
on
1964
40,000 2y4S. Due
000 sewer district bonds.
-
Due
'
and
Nov. 1, 1962. Due
v
1964
Sept. 1, 1965.
on
80 ' 000 2.40s. Due on
Sept. 1
to
1973
.
Principal
•
,
(M-Nj
-
_
payable
A-P-PI/IIA
on Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1983
inclusive; The bonds are callable,
Principal and interest (A-O)
and
Tr
A
Issue
Authority, N. Y.
Million Bonds—
$50
Bond
$50,000,000 issue of Consolidated
Bonds, Twenty-first Series, was
authorized Sept. 13 by the Com¬
missioners of the bi*-state
Director
agency,
the
'
sealed
Public
Finance, and
as
follows:, '
.
.
;
..
19^4 to 1972 inclusive.'
•".*••••
1902.
1972
;
inclusive.
Dated
1964
from
1
Dec.
on
incl.
-
line
Dempsey.
;
7
■
in
whole-,
option,
Chillicothe, Ohio
7
Bond
Sale
—
The
notice, at: 103%-- beginning Oct. 1,
1971, and at declining premiums
thereafter; For
Sept. 4
sinking fundvpur-l
7
-
^8-22%
bands[offered
400 000
awarded to the Ohio
were
only, they are callable at- Company, .as. ^^is, at a price .of
beginning on Oct. 1, 1968 100.139, a net interest cost of about
through
April 1,.. 1971, and at 2.72%.
declining premiums thereafter.
.
:"-:-3v8S, ut
bonds
sewer
Columbia
Webster, N. Y.
School
Local
H.
O'Dell,
receive
sealed bids until 2 p. m. (EDST)
on
Sept. 20 for the purchase of
$525,000
public
improvement
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
101.019, a
a price of
Jan.
from
1
1963
Principal
1983
to
of
Midland
Com¬
approved
Dikeman. •' 7
Gaines Central
;
No.
1
Bond
bonds
School Dist.
O. Lyridonville),
(P.
7777...:■■ 777New
York
1003—were
-
to
a
improvement bonds
Trust
23—v.
Trust Co.,
Buffalo, and R. D. White. &. Co,,
as
314s, at a price of 100.409999,
196,
of
-7:.
:
7-"''
:■
2.
Greensboro; (P. O. Raleigh), N. C*
'•C Bond
Offering—W.r E. Easter-,
Secretary of Local Govern¬
%
Commission,; will
bids until .11
Sept.
on
26
receive
(EST)
nurchase of
a.
the
for
$6,790,000 bonds
m.
follows:
as
$1,450,000 public library bonds.
7
Due on April 1 from 1964 to
7
1985 incl. Principal and in77 ;
terest (A-O) payable at the
Bankers .Trust.
1,000,000
7:
public
,
•
park
77;v7
bonds.
.7.77 Due on April 1 from 1964 to
;>7' 1985 ' inclusive.
"
\'V
240,000
fire; department
ing
bonds.
from
Due
1965
build¬
April. 1
on
—
Co,
v.
to
Win.
23As, at
as
a
system
were
Aug;
awarded
Bank of
street
bonds.
Due
to
bonds.
1964
7
inclusive.
to
,;
culvert
and
,
Due
on^S
903
—
J.
were
Mericka
April 1 from
inclusive.
700,000
water
bonds.
Due
on
April 1 from "1964 to 1988
'
7,. 7,-v
municipal
400,000
bonds.
1964
Due
to
1983
on
April
1
from
,
7
Dated Oct. 1,
1962. Principal and
(A-O)
payable
at
the
interest
Trust
Company,
New
City, Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Bankers
York
Mitchell.
NORTH DAKOTA
price of 100.335,
Sal,e—The $200,000 public
County,
bonds
were
National
Bank
land,
a
at
of
net
5—v.
TENNESSEE
Carter
County Watauga Utility
District (P. O. Elizabethton),
Tennessee
Bond
a
3.01%,
Co,
Poole
and
&
net interest cost of
Columbia
.-.V777 Marietta, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
$26,000
final
judgment bonds offered Sept. 6—
v. ,T96,.'p.
798—were, awarded to
Prescott & Co, as
of
100.30,
about
a
net
2V2s, at
interest
a
No. S
'7'^:7
Oregon, Portcost of
3s.
to
as
follows:
Due
1970
60,000 2.90s.
90,000
3s.
1973
to
1976 to
Due
Due
1975
1
from
price
of
cost
bonds
-.
Sale—The $275,000 school
Note
sewer
J.
waterworks
p.
Sterling,
No.
Sale—The
$8,000 sanitary
notes offered Sept. 10—v.
1003 — were awarded to
Cocke
on
Oct.
1
from
sealed
Oct. 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
Rico
(P.
RICO
O.
the
Government
for
Puerto
Rico, New; York office, 45 Wall
Street, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $30,000,000
general
purpose
bonds.
Dated July 1,1962. Due on July 1
fr0m
1964
to
1986
7
inclusive,
;
7
School
Sale—The
provement warrants
the
to
Bank
Oregon
O. Ravenna),
(P.
Ohio
,7
Bond
Offering
Clerk
1986
inclusive.
ceive
Mrs.
the
Marie
County (P. O.
Blountville), Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $874,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 5—v. 196, p.
592—were
cantile
awarded
Trust
Co.
interest
a
2.28%,
as
175,000 2s. Due
ISLAND
350,000
Sale—The $300,000 school
offered Sept. 6—v. 196, p.
174,000
2.20s.
2.30s.
1967.
$30,000 im¬
awarded
bids
of
Board
Commissioners, will
sealed
until
renoon
Sept. 20 for the pursanitary sewer
bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from
1964 to 1967 incl. Principal and
(EDST)
chase ; of
and
on
$20,805
improvement
interest'
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
(J-D)
Dempsey.
Stark County (P.
Ohio
O. Salem), Oregon
$650,000 forest
"
/
7
.
•
O. Canton),
and
Sept. 5—v.
798—were
ers
Co.,
Trust
reforestation
awarded
to
New
price of 99.1143,
of about 2.77%,
196,
the
p.
Bank-
York,
at
a
net interest cost
a
follows:
as
$50,000 2JAs
Due on Oct. 1, 1971.
200,000 2.60s. Due on Oct. 1, 1972
and 1973.
100,000
2.70s.
Due
Oct.
on
1,
Remember those in need
1974.
200,000 2Y4s.
Due
on
Oct. 1, 1975
and 1976 inclusive.
100,000 2.80s. Due
on
Oct. 1,1977.
Tigard Water District, Oregon
Offering — Arthur Ames,
Bond
missioners,
of
the
will
Board
of
receive
Corn-
sealed
(PDST) on Sept.
the world.
gift
the
St.
Mer-
Louis,
of
about
Aug. 1, 1963.
Aug. 1, 1964.
Due on Aug. 1,
on
on
1965 and 1966.
■.-''■Scituate, R. I.
Sale—The
offered
to
of
cost
follows:
were
bonds
F-A.
Sullivan
of Lebanon.
(P.
Interest
Legality approved by Chapman &
District
rehabilitation
—
of
Bond
(EST)
a.m.
purchase of
$630,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from 1964
A. White & Co.
Portage County
10
the
$175,000 3y4S. Due
7
Bond
bonds
until
for
2
Cutler.
Puerto Rico
Bank
bids
Oct.
on
to
San Juan),
Offering—Sealed bids will
received ~ at
Bond Offering—J. Donald Cody,
County Court Clerk, will receive
Bank, Portland,
Co, Inc,,jointly, at a
County
bonds
County (P. O. Newport),
113C (P. O. Albany), Ore.
Warrant
system
Cutler.
net interest cost of about 3.48%.
Ohio
receive
Bank, Elizabethton, or Chase
Manhattan Bank, New Yotk. Leapproved by Chapman &
2.42%.
Linn
196,
000
National
and Blyth &
will
a.m.
(EST) on
Sept. 29 for the purchase of $235,-
awarded to the United
were
States
Secretary,
sealed bids until 10
Oct. 1, 1971
on
inclusive.
PUERTO
Puerto
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1972.
and
County School District
(P. O. Clatskanie), Oregon
Bond
District
gality
interest cost of about 3.40%.
<
Offering—Quincy Parlier,
zens
about
&
par,
RHODE
bids until 8 p.m.
Sept.
price of 100.01,
Oct. 1, 1963 to 1971 inclusive.
The bonds are callable.
Sept. 1 from
on
D.
receive
000
sewage
treatment
lagoon
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on
1984 inclusive.
Son
Co, at
about 3.58%.
President
a
Ele¬
interest
Commissioners, will receive sealed
offered
Boring
The $110,000 s<diool
awarded to the First
196, p. 797—were awarded to John
Co., at
i'ol-
will
Clerk,
(CST) on
Sept 17 for the purchase of $11-
inclusive.
1980
to
Development;
(P. O. Oregon City), Oregon
Bond Sale
Nuveen &
bonds
as
Raymond
City
bids until 8 p.m.
bold's
'-.7' be
mentary School District No. 44
Bond Offering—Hilda Schrantz,
Clerk
of the
Board
of
County
utility
to
72,OOO 3.10s.7Due
OREGON
A
. .
&
Valley City, N. D.
Bond
State
net interest
a
-
•-77
inclusive.
net inter-
a
D„h
Dated June 1, 1961. Due on June
1 from 1964 to 1996 inclusive. The
bonds are callable. Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the Citi-
Bond
Clackamas
7 Adams,
building County
'
First
the
2.30s.
as
Liberty Local School District ;
7.
(P. O. Palestine), Ohio ,
Bond Sale —The $50,000 school
improvement bonds offered Aug.
28—v. 196, p. 690—were awarded
to Sweney, Cartwright & Co, as
at a price of 100.81, a net
77
inclusive.--.
sealed
Bond
,
9
Offering-'
Mizera,
798-were
p.
,
1964
&
on
1987
Mcintosh
lows:
$240 000
77"7"'.7':'7;r';:-:"^;-,:V7
7,/ 7
Oklahoma •
'7; Bond- Sale—The $28,000 county
k?'
A courthouse bonds were awarded
Milburn, Cochran & Co., Inc.,
inclusive.
improvement
April 1 from
on
1981
bridge
500,000
1984
tssss, vsst
$1,262,000
bonds
of-
improvement
price of 100.094,
a
Tillman County (P. O. Frederick),
net interest cost of about 2.69 %;
a
to
Purcell, at
abouY^^q^
COat ot about ^by/o-
-
5 f
^«'np.
196,
i
Mount
2,500,000
1964
to
are
RlPleY & Co, Inc.; W. H. New-
electric
improvement 7'bonds
light
*
7
Sale-The
Sept. 6-v. 196,
1981
Bond Sale—The $50,000
net interest cost
a
j,
v
•
awarded
CAROLINA
ment
offered
r-
Sept. 4
sealed
Bond
180,000 3%s. Due
Purcell, Okla.
about 2.80%.
net interest'cost of about 3.21%.
ling,
bonds
son-
Pennsylvania
7est cost of about 3.396%,
7'
$320,300 street
terest cost of about 4.18%,
.587—were awarded
Co., as 2%s, at a
p.
price of 100.31,
ufacturers and Traders
NORTH
Sale—The
interest cost of about 3.20%.
to J. A. White &
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo; Roosevelt & Cross; Man¬
a
Fayette County (P. O. Uniontown),
at
225,000 Series B bonds, at 4.20s,
7
at a price of 100.40, a net in-
Bond Sale—The $151,080.30 road
.
group
Marine
The.
1973 inclusive/ The
SK"" "'Tm' —* *
.
$935,000 school
Sept. 6-—v. 196, p.
awarded
of
Composed
to
.
Deer Park, Ohio
Sale—The
offered
Bond Sale—The $110,000 school
1973
Bosworth
-7
.
Bond Offering—Chas. R. Ehret,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
kids: until 2 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
18 for' the purchase' of $30,000 fire
house and jail bonds. Dated Nov.
l, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from 1964
awarded to the First Boston Corp.,
White, Weld & Co., jointly,
7;;7:;:'::7 OKLAHOIW1A v':;;
&
Co, .Inc.;
Stranahan,
Harris
&; Co,
and
Ryan, Sutherland & Co, as 3s, at
a
price of 100.899, a net interest
cost of about 2.92%. "7 *
Yates, Ridgeway, Carlton and
<
Legality, approved
by Burgwin Ruffin Perry & Pohl
improvement- bonds offered Sept. $452,000 3 V2S. Due on Sept. 1 from
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
7*^®' E; 99^~TwEre awaJded
Fahey, Clark & Co., as 2 As. 360,000 3V4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
school
7 ;7;'77777'
,
Braun,
J 7.7:;
7 7"";;
;7
-
gro^dbmposed
York City. 1 Legality
by; Sykesf Galloway &
New
pany,
in-
callable
27%3^ ^-l llfr0m
(J-J)
Trust
1932
are
Lawton Post Office-City Hall
Cuyahoga County (P. O.
Authority, Okla.
to 1990 inclusive.
^
Cleveland) Ohio_
r ■ /Bond Sale—The $724,000 public
Bond Sale
The $1,471,270 sewbuRding .^pnds "were"awarded toj,bnG.»
New Kensington, Pa.
ora?e improvement bonds offered- ^
inc ^ and
]^ib«7
$462,000 street
Sept. 6
v.)19&, p. ^902 —r_ ivere-' e^ty National B£|1nk:>& Trupt 'Co., improvement tb.qnds offered Sept.
awarded to a
of 'bklalibma'City, as follows:" ■ ■
6—v. 196, p.' 905—were awarded
the Northern Trust Co, Chicago;
Serieg A hQ
^ a net to a group composed of Harnman
at; the
Genesee Valley
Trust Company, Webster,
.Marine
or
about 3.51%.
„
payable
Union
bonds
M-S
-
incl.
interest
and
interest
ig63'to
from
The
and
Wooster, Ohio
building bonds were awarded to
McDonald
& Co,, as 3%s, at a
price of 101.00, a net interest cost
will
Treasurer,
'
clusive
fered
6-01 /o'
District,
Sale—The°$300 000
Bond
■
Offering —W,
as
a
Bond
Bond
x
on
county
^
storm
103%
Village
w
.
3V4S, at a price of 100.158,
net interest cost of about
a
poses
•
Sonds
The $467,300 bonds
as
$48,000 street
street improvement
j-
20
Dunmore School District, Pa.
$67,300 street improvement bonds,
:
days'
30
on
group composed of the AllisonS? composed of the Allison-
v
or
OjUo
,-P0
trOFBJSVUSSF'.7,
•
•'•••*.•
to redemption,
part,
at
the
in
or
Authority's
;
'
"
building bonds
asaaarwpjsa
1962 and will mature Oct. 1, 1993.
They are subject
.
,
38
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school,
were awarded to a-
.
n
#
Notes.'.
7.-...' '■ 77;'7•' -'7'7
The bonds will be dated Oct. 1,
or
School District No.
?
^ Rain & ,Co7
fn5 thl n^i-1
If »nd Piper, Ja:ffray & Hopwood at?
b
oLh iSnrowmpSt
l terest cost of about 3.63%.
Dated Sept
1^1962 ^
Elkton, S. Dak.
Sen
on
interest
;
7
.
.
Principal
1962
1
7*
i'
,,
o\
1964 to;
ahd
DAKOTA
County, Roscoe Indep.
Re^eceivid unfil f^m /edst\ !fpmS
im-
Oct." 1,
Principal
1982
•
»
Dated
7'-A
-77;.- ;'-":
Oct
to
PENNSYLVANIA
.
m.
1 from
Dec.
on
p.
(J-D) payable at the Erie .County
Bank,,, Vermilion;
Legality ;ap7 77 proved; by
Squire, Sanders 7 &
; 10,640 sanitary sewer bonds. Due
of the facilities owned by the
Port Authority
and for the re¬
funding of any outstanding Bonds
any
bonds.
Due
7:30
water
SOUTH
Edmunds
(P.O. Roscoe), S. Dak.
17 for the pur-:
$29,840*
provement
.
/y bonds, .Due
1
Sept.
on
of
.
Knittle,
street improvement
on
Dec. .,1 from
$141,600
;
chase
until
-
Rankin.
&
C.
J.
—
Finance, will receive
bids
(EDST)
will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Sept. 22 for
the purchase of $152,300 bonds,
an
monthly Board meeting at 111
Eighth Avenue, New York City.
No date has been set as yet for
this public offering. - 7
The proceeds of the sale will be
used for construction purposes at
of
r
Director of
Moore,
Record,
announcement by
Chairman S. Sloan Colt following,
according to
Ashland, Ohio
Offering — RA H.
-Bond
Offering
pay-
ox
AMJ
Vermilion, Ohio
OHIO
A
.
Bank,
Portland.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
Port of New York
To
.,
able at the United States National
RQUI?
T Qrtdlt'f'Tr
the
at
v
TvAnfiMVAWf*
County Treasurer's office.
55
1004 — were awarded to G
H.
Walker & Co., as 3%s, at a price
of 100.2885, a net interest cost of
about 3.35%.
Due
Dated
Nov. 1 from
on
incl.
•.
,
interest
P.A,iiwfxr
1966
1967.
and
(1195)
bids until 11 a. m. (EDST) on 18 for the purchase of $250,000
Sept. 21 for the purchase of $55,-. water bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962.
2.55%„
;
$80 000 3 30s
net interest cost of about 2.94%•.
a
net interest cost of about
a
group
a
composed of Halsey, Stuart
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..
.
Every $1
package
thru
across
sends
the
one
CARE
Food Crusade, New York 16,
N.Y.
Due
on
Aug.
1,
)
r
56
The Commercial
(1196)
Texas
Denison,
Bond
Sale
The
—
price
of
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on
100.013, a net interest cost
about 2.7995%, as follows:
of
Nov.
&
Beissner
TEXAS
$50,000
city
improvement bonds offered Sept.
5 were awarded to the Citizens
National Bank of Denison, at a net
interest cost of about 2.84%.
Co.,
at
a
$625,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from
mas,
from
UTAH
575,000.2%s. Due on May 1 from
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
inclu¬
by Du¬
1963 to
1993
Legality approved
Huguenin & Boothman.
1967 inclusive.
to
1963
sive.
1
:
and Financial Chronicle
;,
.
Monday* September 17, 1962
to Coffin & Burr, as 3.20s, at a
price of 100.376, a net interest cost
about 3,15%.
of
National
Bank
&
Co., Pittsburgh, at a price
of 100.282, a net interest cost of
about 2.899%, as follows:
Cumberland School
(P. O. Seattle),
Washington
County,
District
Weber County School District
904—were awarded to
p.
Mellon
the
Trust
*
WASHINGTON
King
196,
v.
No. 66
$6,000,000 23/4s. Due on Sept.
from
1963
15
1974 inclusive.
to
(P. O. Ogden), Utah
3,015,000 3s.
Due on Sept. 155
Northside Independent School Dist.
Bond Sale—The $11,000 school
Bond
Sale
The $1,857,000
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
school
building
bonds
offered bonds offered Sept. 5 were award¬
1,010,000 3.10s. Due on Sept. 15,
Bond
Sale — The $1,200,000- Sept. 4 — v. 196, p. 799 — were ed to the Pacific National Bank
1981 and 1982.
of Seattle, as 41/4s, at a price of
schoolhouse bonds offered Sept. awarded to a group composed of
10—-v. 196, p. 1004—were awarded the Continental Illinois National 100.05, a net interest cost of about
to a syndicate composed of John Bank & Trust Co., Chicago; Gold-, 4.24%.
■:
N u ve en
&
Co.; McClung & man, Sachs & Co:; White, Weld &
King County, Palmer School Dist.
NEW BRUNSWICK
Knickerbocker;
First City Na¬ Co., and A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
No. 63 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
tional Bank, Houston; Moroney, at a price of 100.104, a net inter¬
Bond Sale—The $48,000 school Eastern Charlotte Regional Schoot
Beissner & Co., and M. E. Allison est cost of about 2.45%, as fol¬
District, N. B.
bonds offered Sept. 5—v. 196, p.
& Co., at a price of 100.0107, a lows:
I Bond Sale
The $100,000 im¬
799—were
awarded to the Na¬
net interest cost of about 3.56%, as $640,000 3s. Due on Sept.
1, 1963 tional Bank of Commerce, Seattle, provement bonds were awarded to
follows:
; ri■
■
and 1964.
Interprovincial
Inc.,
as
and McLean & Co., Inc., jointly, credit
/y''•/
206,000 2s. Due on Sept. 1, 1965. at a net interest cost of about 5%s, at a price of 99.29.
$320,000 4s. Due on Feb. 15 from
;
200,000 2.20s.
Due on Sept. 1, 3.64%.
I 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
1
;
'•
Gloucester County Consolidated
.1966.; ■
>:
280,000 3 V2S. Due on Feb. 15 from
School District, N. B.
Snohomish County, Edmonds Sch.
1974 to 1980 inclusive.
200,000 21/4s.
Due on Sept. 1,
District No. IS (P. O. Everett),
Bond Sale
The $808,500 im¬
1967.
.'v'-v';,./
330,000 3.70s. Due on Feb. 15
Washington
provement bonds were awarded to
from 1981 to 1986 inclusive.
200,000 2.40s.
Due on Sept. 1,
Bond Offering—Verne Seivers, the
Dominion
Securities
1968.
Corp.,
210,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 15 from
1987 to 1989 inclusive.
200,000 2%s.
Due on Sept. 1, County Treasurer, will receive Ltd.; A. E.Ames & Co., Ltd.; Wood
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (PDST) Gundy & Co., Ltd., and Eastern
1969.
"
60,000 2s. Due on Feb. 15, 1990.
on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of Securities Co., Ltd., as 6s, at a
117,000 2.60s.
Due on Sept. 1,
Richardson Indep. School District,
$815,000 Unlimited tax bonds, as price of 98.53. Due on July 31
1970.
follows:
■
Dallas County (P. O. Dallas),
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
;
100,000 2.65s.
Due on Sept. 1,
Texas
1971.
$415,000 refunding bonds. Due on
Kedgwich Consolidated School
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1971 in¬
Bond Offering — The Board of
District, N. B.
VERMONT
—
County Independent School
(P. O. Odessa), Texas
Bond Sale
The $2,474,000
schoolhouse bonds were awarded
Ector
District
—
to
syndicate headed by the Co¬
a
lumbian Securities Corporation of
Texas, at par, a net interest cost
2.95%, as follows:
of about
$374,000 2%s. Due on Oct. 15 from
1963
to
1966
500,000 2.90s.
0,967.
inclusive.
Due
on
—
Oct.
15,
•'
1,260,000 3s. Due on Oct. 15, 1968
and 1969.
340,000
1970.
■
/.
!i
•
2.90s.
Due
on
Oct.
15,
■•'■■■>
.
"
,
.
—
Other
cate:
members
of
the
syndi-,
Dittmar &
Co., Inc.; Eddieman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.; Rauscher. Pierce & Co., Inc.; M. E.
Allison & Co., and Mercantile Na-.
tional Bank, Dallas.
Hidalgo County (P. O. Edinburg),
Texas
Bond Sale—The $1,200,000
courthouse bonds offered Sept. 5—v.
196, p. 799—were awarded to a
group
composed of Underwood,
Neuhaus & Co., Inc.; Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis; Walker,
Austin & Waggener, and Moroney,
,
,
.
.
.
■■■
Trustees will
clusive.
receive sealed bids
at the Business Office in the Ad¬
Bellows
Village Corporation
(P. O. Bellows Falls), Vt.
ministration Building, 400 Green¬
ville Ave., Richardson,
until 7:30
(EST) on Sept. 24 for the
purchase of $2,500,000 schoolhouse
p.m.
Falls
Bond Sale—The $402,000 sewer¬
disposal
bonds
offered
Aug.
21—v. 196, p. 799—were awarded
age
V
bonds.
400,000
from
Due
1964
to
Oct.
on
1
inclusive.
1977
Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Legality ap¬
proved by Hall, Bennett & Hansen.
Hansen.
Bond Sale
The $44,000 im¬
provement bonds were awarded to
~
J. Brennan & Co., Ltd., and
Stanbury & Co., Ltd., as 5V2S, at
a price of 99.546. Due on July 16
F.
1963 to
from
Spokane County (P. O. Spokane),
Washington
Sale—The
Bond
of
about
4.13%,
as
follows:
$300,000 5s. Due
on Sept. 1
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
33/4s.
360,000
Due
on
from
Sept.
on Sept. 1 from
1979 inclusive.
to
395,000 ,4.10s.
Due
on
Sept."!
from 1980 to 1982 inclusive.
790,000
4.20s.
from
Other
1983
Due
on
Sept.
Inc.; Harris & Partners Ltd., and
Stanbury & Co., Ltd., as 5%s. Due
on Aug. 31 from 1963 to 1992 incl.
1
Village Consolidated
School District, N. B.
Bond Sale /— The $71,000; im¬
provement bonds Were awarded to
Stanbury & Co., Ltd., as 6s, at a
price of 98.60. Due on Aug. 31
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
inclusive.
1987
to
im¬
provement bonds were awarded to
a group composed of Greenshields
Richibucto
655,000 4s. Due
1974
Sale-—The $7,500,000
Bond
1
from 1970 to 1973 inclusive.
v
(P. O.
Fredericton), N. B.
$2,500,000 air¬
port bonds offered Sept. 5—v. 196,
p. 904—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by Foster & Mar¬
shall, at par, a net interest cost
1972 inclusive.
New Brunswick
QUEBEC
of the syndi¬
Co.; Bosworth,
Sullivan & Co.; Robert Garrett &
Sons; Juran & Moody, Inc., and
Bond Offering—P. E. Bordeleau,
City Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
Allison-Williams
ceive
cate:
members
Atkinson
&
Co.
Drummondville-South, Quebec.
sealed
(EDST)
La Crosse County (P.
La Crosse), Wis.
O.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 court¬
house and jail bonds offered Sept.
6—v. 196, p. 799—were awarded
to
bids
until
8
p.m.
Sept. 19 for the pur¬
chase of $130,000 aqueduct and
fire protection bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from 1963'
WISCONSIN
on
to 1982 inclusive.
La Pocatiere, Que.
Offering
Bond
Paul-Henri
—
composed; of The First
Bank,
Chicago;
First
Boston
Corp., and
Robert W.
Baird & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.111, a net interest cost of
about 2.598%, as follows:
Schmouth, Town Secretary-Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (EDST) on Sept. 19 for
the purchase of $500,000 aqueduct
and sewer bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
$775,000 2%s. Due
1982 inclusive.
a
group
National
1963
to
1967
to
to
Oct. 1 from
on
Oct. 1, 1976.
on
Neenah, Wis.
Sept. 5—v. 196, p.
a syndicate
composed of the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc.; Francis I. duPont & Co.;
Rodman & Renshaw, and the First
National Bank, Neenah, at a price
of 100.27, a net interest cost of
about 2.9091%, as follows:
$1,425,000 2.80s.
Due on April 1
1975
200,000
to
on
1980
3.10s.
April 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
April
1,
Racine
(City), Sturtevant, North
Bay, Wind Point, Elmwood Park
(Village), Caledonia and Mounty
Pleasant
(Towns) Unified Sch.
(P. O. Racine),
District No. I
Wisconsin
Bond
school
Sale
bonds
—
Nicholson,
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Riviere-Bleue
School
Commission,
Quebec
Bond Sale—The $407,000 school
improvement bonds offered Aug.
26
were
awarded to Rene T. Le-
clerc,
98.55,
Inc., as 6s, at a price of
a net interest cost of about
6.35%. '■
,
■
Rouyn School Commission, Que.
Bond
Offering—Mozart
Rioux,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
Sept. 17 for the purchase of
$525,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from 1963
on
to 1982 inclusive.
1981 and 1982.
■
O.
will
8:15
sealed
from 1963 to 1974 inclusive.
600,000 3s. Due
■If
Clerk,
until
offered
904—were awarded to
—
receive sealed
p.m. (EDST)
on
Sept. 17 for the purchase of $!,000.000 sewer and aqueduct bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1
City
bids
Bond Sale—The $2,225,000 ele¬
mentary and high school building
and equipment corporate purpose
bonds
Oct. 1 from 1963 to
Bond Offering
inclusive.
1975
150,000 2.80s. Due
•
on
Pointe-Claire, Que.
Oct. ! from
on
inclusive.
1971
600,000 2%s. Due
1972
1962. Due
inclusive.
600,000 2V2S. Due
1968
Oct. 1 from
on
The
offered
$10,025,000
Sept. 6—
St. Come School Commission, Que.
Bond
geon,
Offering—Rejean BaillarSecretary - Treasurer, will
receive
(EDST)
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
Sept. 17 for the pur¬
chase of $440,000 school bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1962, Due on Oct. 1
from 1963 to 1977 inclusive.
on
@FedFRASER