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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S Pat.
.
Volume
INFORMATIVE
MOST
New York
6197
Number
196
AND
LEADING
THE
PUBLICATION
IN
THE
FINANCIAL
FIELD
.
.
ESTABLISHED
.
1839
7, N. Y., Monday, September 24, 1962
Price
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
filed
SEC REGISTRATIONS
registration
a
280,000
outstanding
public sale
•
Allied
Doll
Toy Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
&
Sept. 17, 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on Feb. 27, 1962, which covered
common shares,
to have been offered publicly at $3 per
share through Theodore Arrin & Co., Inc., New York City.—V. 195,
On
ment
INDUSTRIAL
•
the
statement with the SEC on Sept.
shares of common stock,
to be
holders
•
INSURANCE
14 covering
offered
for
thereof
through underwriters headed by
White, Weld & Co., Inc., 20 Broad St., and Lehman Brothers, One
William St., both of New York. The public offering price (maximum
$21.50 per share)
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
^;;y^ ■..'':^:y^^v--y ';^;■A''^':;.: :A
by
133,333
The
is a manufacturer of equipment used In the drilling,
and transportation of petroleum products, and in the
industries, all of which is developed and designed by
the company and sold under the name "Cameron." In addition, it
produces metal forged products used in the aviation, missile and
atomic
industries,
finished
missile
cmponents
and
commercial
steel forgings in accordance with customer specifications. In addi¬
cmpany
production
1201.
p.
processing
East, Inc.—Common Registered—
Americana
The
with
SEC
to
St.,
Sept.
on
offered
be
will
offering
Macon, Ga., filed a registration
18 covering 400,000 shares of
for public sale at $2.50 per share.
First
173
the
stock,
common
The
of
company
statement
be
made
on
basis
best-efforts
a
by
Nusouth
Mill Road, Columbus, Ga.,
which will receive a 37 V2
cent per share selling commission and
$25,000 for expenses. After the offering, the company will sell to
the underwriter at one cent each 30,000 five-year warrants to pur¬
Growth
chase
Stock
Sales
Corp.,
Steam
4101
30,000 shares at 50 cents per share. Myer Sherman, President
underwriter, has purchased 5,000 shares of the company at
per share.
of
the
50
tion
to
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 2,353,600
stock, of which J. S. Abercrombie, president, and
own
51.07%
and
19.21%,
respectively,
and
management officials as a group 59.41%. The prospectus lists 18
selling stockholders owning an aggregate of 762,784 common shares,
including Isabel C. Cameron who proposes to sell 200,000 shares.
shares of
Isabel
common
Cameron
C.
Others propose to sell amounts ranging from 500 to 16,000 shares.
cents
organized under Delaware law in July 1962
and is presently engaged in developing and constructing industrial,
commercial and residential properties, and in the management of
such properties.
Shortly after organization, it acquired four du¬
plexes, one residence and
nine acres of unimproved land from
certain organizers in exchange
for 109,280 company shares. The
company is presently engaged in the construction of several resi¬
dences in the Macon area; and it also proposes to construct and
operate a 100-unit motel in Warner Robins, Georgia, a 32-unit
luxury type apartment building and a commercial office building.
It
also
intends
to engage in speculative residential
construction
and land
development. Of
the $800,000 estimated net proceeds
from the stock sale, $269,000 will be used to construct the 100unit motel,
at an estimated total cost of $826,000)
$99,000 for
payment of balance due on purchase price (about $105,062) of the
motel site; $200,000 for residential construction and land develop¬
ment; $120,000 for construction of the 32-unit apartment building
(total cost of $300,000); and the balance for studies and surveys
of potential locations and site for additional motels, for construc¬
tion of the office building, and for working capital and general
corporate purposes.
The
'
In addition to certain
the company has outstanding
indebtedness,
173,110 shares of common stock, of which G. William
Chairman,
and
Richard
D.
Sutton, President, own
After
the
stock
the
and
sale
underwriter
its
Epps, Board
37.8%
and
management officials as a group 100%.
to the public, present stockholders, including
the extent of the 5,000 shares purchasd by
respectively,
33.06%,
(to
will own 30.21% of the outstanding common stock
of the company for which they will have paid an aggregate con¬
sideration of $86,555 (an average of 50 cents per share) and the
public investors will own 69.79% for a consideration of $1,000,000
($2.50 per
share).
president),
American Sentinel Life Insurance Co.
"Reg. A"
—
The
filed
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 19 covering
$3,500,000 of subordinated debentures (series A) due 1982 and 15warrants to purchase an aggregate of 210,000 shares of com¬
stock, to be offered for public sale in unitrf consisting of $1,000
with an attached warrant to purchase 60 shares.
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, 2 Broadway, New York, heads the
list of underwriters.
The interest rate on the debentures, exercise
price of the warrants, public offering price of the units, and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
i
A
The
company
is engaged in
the* manufacture
and sale of incan¬
descent,
fluorescent and mercury vapor lamps, designed > for com¬
mercial and industrial use and for longer life to Help reduce lighting
maintenance costs. It also sells ballasts, sockets, starters, fixtures
and
allied
products which it purchases from others.
The net pro¬
working capital
including
expansion and development of the company's business and facilities,
the purchase of additional equipment and the development of new
products.
The company estimates it will spend about $1,081,000
during the next year on research, development and new equipment.
In addition to certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the company
has outstanding 2,275,880 shares of common
stock (after giving
effect to a recent 7-for-l stock split), of which Walter H. Simson,
President, owns 26.2%, and management officials as a group 35.4%.
—V. 195, p. 2817.
ceeds
and
from
will
the
be
of
the
available
sale
for
units
will
general
be
added
corporate
to
purposes,
In This Issue
Filing—
The
filed a "Reg. A" covering
for subscription by stock¬
without underwriting.
corporation on Sept. 14, 1962,
common
shares to be offered
37,500
holders
at
$6 per share,
Proceeds
will
be
used
securities.
in
for
,.
operating
Ay
;'-. AaA-A;
investment
and
expenses
A:
.
-;r
Sentinel
of
1200 Main St.,
Columbus is
of all forms of ordinary life insurance.—V.
American
the writing
Arde Inc.—SEC
A:aA.
y
,
engaged in
193, p. 597.
Sept. 17, 1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on March 30,
1962, which
covered 100,000 common shares, of which 80,000 were to have been
offered by the company and 20,000 by stockholders,
through Mc¬
New York City.—V.
Co.,
195,
p.
1653.
—
Files
for
The company, of 123 South Broad Street, Philadelphia,
filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 17 covering $6,000,000
of registered
subordinated debentures due 1972.
It is pro¬
posed to offer such debentures in exchange for 372,008 outstand¬
shares
of
cumulative
$1
convertible
preferred stock of the
The interest rate
to be supplied by
amendment.
The company has retained Georgson & Co., 52 Wall
Street, New York, to assist in the solicitation of exchanges for
a
$2,500 fee in addition to $7,500 for expenses.
The statement
also includes 3,000 shares of common stock, which the company
company
the
on
is
(out of 744,015 shares outstanding).
debentures and rate of exchange are
obligated
73,250
to
with its acquisition in 1961
all the outstanding stock
of
subsidiary)
pursuant
to certain
closing adjustments.
Such shares may be offered for public sale
by the holders thereof from time to time on the American Stock
Exchange at prices current at the time of sale.
(for
General
The
issue
shares
Artists
in
is
(now
engaged
of
a
in
the
manufacturing and distributing
products and industrial
in providing representation
for performers, writers, and producers, and for radio and television
programs and shows, in all areas of the entertainment industry.
of
a
and
In
company
varied
line of
automotive
addition
company
which
Rochlis
to
has
Herbert
chemicals
rubber
certain
chemical
and
indebtedness
Siegel,
is(* President.
and
products,
outstanding
J.
765,824
Board
The
and
the
shares
Chairman
preferred
of
common
owns
23.7%.
Stock,
the
stock,
James
of
J.
prospectus, lists 12 recipients of the
C. Weems who intends to sell 450
3,000 shares, including Dorothy
shares.—V. 194, p, ll.
;
*
Cameron iron Works, Inc.—Common Registered—
The company,
whose address is P. O. Box 1212, Houston, Texas,
—>
—
Detroit Stock Exchange
.—:
34
36
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
-
Baltimore
-
Washington
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Over-the-Counter Markets
43
34
34
34
Stock
36
36
'
37
37
38
42
36
Bond Averages
Industrial Stock Averages 36
36
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
36
Transactions American Stock Exchange— 36
Dow-Jones Stock and
National Quotation
SEC Index of Stock Prices
connection
cash)
and
Corp.
12
24
29
National Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical Co., Inc.
Secondary and Exchange Offer—
ing
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
On
&
PAGE
New York Stock
Boston Stock Exchange—
Registration Withdrawn—
ment
Donnell
Stock and Bond Quotations
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporation
and Investment News...
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
2
State and City Bond Offerings—
„—
53
Dividends Declared and Payable——
9
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System——
—46
Foreign Exchange Rates——
—-—
46
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks——
46
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings45
.
SEC FILINGS
•
Enterprises, Inc.—Common Registered—
at
of
$4.50
common
per
Dynamics
The
shoo
share.
by
Corp.
company
An
the
$8,000 finder's
underwriter.
is payable to Guidance
fee
is engaged in the operation
of 12 self-service retail
by it in discount department stores and
$281,902 estimated net proceeds from the
stock sale, $150,000 will be used to purchase inventory, furniture,
fixtures and other costs of opening new stores in the immediate
future, and the balance to repay outstanding bank loans, to in¬
departments
retail
one
store.
working
crease
addition
to
leased
Of
the
capital
certain
for
and
stock
split in June), of which
Lustbader, Secretary-Treasurer,
the
public will result in
outstanding from 49c
dilution
of
$3.05
by the public.—V.
General
per
general corporate purposes.
In
the company has
outstanding
(after giving effect to a 1,416-for-l
indebtedness,
170,000 shares of common stock
year
debentures
Copy
company,
mon
of
a
of 4906-08 Avenue D, Brooklyn, N. Y., filed a
statement with the SEC on Sept. 17 covering 83,500
stock, to be offered for public sale at $4.50 per
share.
The
offering will be made on a 75%-or-none basis by
Dynamic Planning Corp., 51 Broadway, New York, which will re¬
ceive a 58'/2c per share commission and $16,908.75 l|or expenses.
The statement also includes
10,000 shares underlying three-year
warrants to be sold to the underwriter at one mill each, exercisable
now
corporation, of 2321-2401 Hudson Blvd., North Bergen, N. J.,
a
$1.25
registration
shares
to
Duro-Test Corp.—Debentures Registered—
was
company
Fabco
The
Of).
in
633.
share
196, p.
Weinman,
Abe
own
50%
each.
President
Sale of
and
new
Fred
stock
increase in the book value of stock
to $1.45 per share,
with a resulting
an
Aeromation,
the
book equity
of
stock
Inc.- -Suspension
purchased
Made
Per-
manent—
In a decision announced Sept. 20, the SEC made permanent its
prior order temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption from
Securities Act registration with respect to a proposed public offering
of stock of General Aeromation, Inc., of Cincinnati. The Commission
held (1) that the company's offering circular contained false and
misleading statements of material facts, particularly with respect to
the market for the company's product, the cost of property trans¬
ferred to the company, the dilution and speculative factors of the
offering, transactions with an officer, and the interest of the
underwriter of the offering; and (2) that the company failed to
comply with certain terms and conditions of the Regulation.
The company filed a Regulation A notification in March,
1960
proposing the public offering of 84,450 common shares at $3 per
share.
The order temporarily suspending the exemption was issued
on May 6, 1960, following which a hearing was held on the question
whether the suspension order should be vacated or made permanent.
The company was organized in 1958 by Henry J. Wiebe, its president
and principal stockholder, primarily to develop and market a device,
invented by Weibe, for moving heavy airplanes on the ground (and
called the "Romatt").
The Commission held that the offering cir¬
cular made material misrepresentations with respect to unqualified
statements regarding the "desperate" need of the Air Force and
commercial airlines for ground handling equipment;
the lack of
adequate and satisfactory ground moving equipment; the superiority
of a Romatt vehicle over competing
vehicles or methods and the
large potential markets for the company's vehicles. The Commission
ruled that the offering circular presented an optimistic picture of
the issuer's prospects, though qualified by general concessions that
no
market had yet been established and that success was not "as¬
sured," but without disclosing significant adverse information, thus
creating "a picture in the reader's mind which as a whole is mate¬
rially misleading."
The Commission also ruled that the company failed to comply
with the Regulation in that the amount of securities proposed to
be offered, when added to securities and options issued to manage¬
ment officials and others and not effectively
escrowed, resulted in
an
aggregate offering price in excess of the $300,000 limitation. It
was
also held that Wiebe mailed copies of the offering circular to
about 50 existing stockholders less than 10 business days after the
date
on
which the notification was filed with the Commission,
contrary to the Regulation.—V. 196, p. 513.
Greater Miami Industrial Park, Inc.—Offering Sus'd
Sept. 17, 1962 the SEC issued orders temporarily suspending
Regulation A exemptions from registration under r,he Securities Act
of 1933 with respect to public offerings of stock by Greater Miami
On
Industrial
Park, of 310 8. E. Second Ave., and Precision Metal
of 278 N.W. 27th Street, both of Miami, Fla.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
in amount.
The two named companies, in notifications filed on
Mar. 3, 1961 and Oct. 5, 1961, respectively, proposed the public
offering of common stock as follows: Miami Industrial, 115,000
common
shares at $2.60 per share;
and Precision Metal, 100,000
common shares at $3 per share.
Armstrong & Co. inc., 15 William
St. New York, was underwriter for the Precision Metal offering.
Both orders provide an opportunity for hearing, ujion request, on
the question whether the suspensions should be vacated or made
permanent.
With respect to the offering by Miami Industrial, the Commission
asserts in its suspension order that it has reasonable cause to be¬
lieve (1)
that the company's offering circular is materially mis¬
leading in that it fails to disclose the true purposes for which the
proceeds from the offering were to be used, and (2) that in using
the proceeds for purposes other than those specified in the offering
circular, the company "engaged in transactions, practices and a
course
of business which would and did operate as a fraud and
Products,
deceit upon the purchasers of such securities"
17 (the anti-fraud provision) of the Act.
tion
in violation of Sec¬
With respect to the
Metal offering, the Commission's order asserts that cer¬
terms
and
conditions of Regulation A
were not complied
Precision
tain
with; that the company's offering circular was false and
in
respect
stock
sale
of
misleading
certain material facts (in that the proceeds of the
not used for the purposes set out in the offering
were
circular); and that Armstrong & Co., in distributing the stock,
engaged in activities "which would and did operate as a-fraud
and deceit upon the purchasers" of the stock in violation of the
anti-fraud provisions of the Act. The order also asserts that Reg¬
ulation A became unavailable to the offering of Precision Metal
stock by reason of (1) a Federal court order temporarily enjoining
Armstrong and Company from violating certain provisions of the
2
(1238)
Securities
rany
order
1S3,
named
as
which
filing
A
2543.
V''.:,
■
permanent suspension
the past five years.—V.
subject
is
to
within
entered
Commission
the
of
p.
Act of 1934, and (2) the fact that that com?^
underwriter of securities covered by another
Exchange
was
Regulation
Magnetics Research Co., Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
;
On
>
a
shares,
''7''
'ivo1'
Nebraska Consolidated Mills Co.—Debentures
Reg'd
Sept. 14, 1962 the company- withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed April 30, 1962, which covered 100,000 common
ment
Lewis
The
to have been offered publicly
&
Co.,
Inc.,
New York
with
subordinated
at $3 per share through T. W.
City.—V. 195, p. 2148.
offered
EEC
Morristown
l;
1992
EST).-
a.m.
Net
to
or
!:''VVVv
v*
*
,r":
On
ment
Sept.
-
»
12,
1962
the
($100)
without
'
"
-
'
backlog of
corporate
long
term
tentative
through
1001
O
underwriters
Street,
net
funds,
of
consumer
proceeds from the
which
will
indebtedness
ceivable
and
sale
the
storage
will
be
portion
of
added
used
to
and
from
products,
debenture
be
finance ;larger -inventories' and
In addition to certain
to
repay
a
customers."
before the weapon of the float.
ever
-
was
in the Total Backlog Table below.
—
on Sept. 19, Federal funds stayed at an
2%% around the
easy
■
•
CONTRASTED
WITH
AT&T's
APLOMB
28-DAY
nouncement made the headlines.
The A.T. & T.'s announcement
S
"
•
bid
date
Oct.
of
there
will be
Bank
on
Last
23.
Bonds
Sep.
Oct.
*
1
■>
*
<
I.«
mid-November
the
the
lid
and
mid-December.
government bids faces
an
True;-an underwrlflhg: syndicates-winning
insuperably more difficult task in gauging what
—
12,7 35,000
21,4 (>5,000
35,401.000
56,866.000
5,450,000
6,200,1)00
48,000,000
54,200,000
$71,985,500
$176,700,500
$273,232,000
$449,932,500
$132,785,000
or
$53,(>42,750
$226,427,750
$263,537,0(H)
$489,964,750
$245,330,260
$473,088,060
$364,639,000
$837,727,060
more.
TOTAL
COMPETITIVE
Corporate-bonds
with
AND
Corporate
without
dates.:
UNDERWRITTEN
bonds
Total
stocks
(31.)
43.403,045
(20)
/
>
bonds.
Corporate
I
dates
BACKLOG
Last Week
$667,715,001)
•>
outstanding issues in this gigantic market will be doing while it keeps the
the pot than in the case of the corporate market. The Treasury, also,,
fails
great deal of prestige if this new approach to financing the debt
hence, its nervousness. Perhaps it might be'better .if the Treasury
—
stepped
a
aside and allowed
Corporate
.A'
people in A.T. & T. to take over
Both financing announcements caused hardly
get tne bidding under way.
ripple in the bond market.
stocks
/•"i-V:"-
the experienced
•ariu
$711,118,045
Total
Sep. 21, 1961
$319,035,000 (28)
$176,707,8(H)
(31)
(23)
149,589,000
( 34)
$372,068,365 ( 51)
$626,296,800
(68)
$154,697,750
$340,368,260(155)
53,033,365
\
(51);
BALTIMORE, MD., AND SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO, ARE THIS WEEK'S
LARGEST
MUNICIPALS.
MAUST
CORPORATE
COAL
&
LIST
COKE, AND
HEADED
BY
FLORIDA DEVELOP.
texas.
,/s■
Data
y;
cash %
both
in
refunding
Excluded
Issues
Oct... 24;
auth.
around
and
$35
to
$40
late
million
to
up
and
to
be
other
publicly
$422,307,000
(60)
$2,011),376,660(652)
offered
for
additional
including investment cos., and
offerings as exchanges,
nonpublic
employees, and stock option plans and "from
and
equity parts are tabulated separately.
debt
$200
million
MEMPHIS, TENN., increased from las#
November; $128 million. JACKSONVILLE EXP. AUTH. exmillion NEW YORK CITY quarterly secondary expected
out
of
total
a
$50 million
Chicago.
issues
corporations
such
under
combined
Excludes
expected
COMM.,
capital
financial
issuance
for
with
approximately $100
mid-October;
of
and
placements
larger,
or
$1,588,069,660(592)
$346,192,000 ( 55)
$1,369,033,710(451)
number
private
now
million public bldg.
v
,
the
nonfinancial
Registrations
million
$1
reported $163 million,
late this year;
^.r
denote
by
(51)
$1,651,777,145(437)
are
pected
around
$1,022,841,715(396)
*$341,687,009
conversion
sales."
of
621,404,600(369)
$961,772,860(524)
financings
parentheses
time-to-time
496,075,600(294)
$650,773,330(345)
..\;V"
>
dates
and
*
.Tuesday, Sept. 25, $32.6 million BALTIMORE, Md.;,$12,910,000 DETROIT, MICH.;
Tuesday, sept. Zt>, $32.0
KALTIMUKE, iVia.;.$12,91U,UU0
IVllUtt.;
465,631,609(278)
f$l,310,090,145(386)
with
sharer, reserved for
:
$7,920,000
COMM., TALLAHASSEE, FLA.; and $5 million DALLAS,
•
of
(51)
$598,972,100(335)
-
-
corporates—
municipals
capital
new
1
>
:
v
;
secondaries.
The money market today, Sept. 24, will be tapped for $100 million
by the Treasury in the regular weekly bill auction market.
In
today's capital market these larger municipals are expected:
dates
Vyiv
^
Total
ZAYRE
$133,340,500 (61)
stocks
Total
:
dates
without
.•>
i-.
.
with
Total
;
151,040,250
8,730,000
on
stands to lose
a
$187,826,250
39,575,000
This Week
-
-
Financings
$150256,000
111,465,250
$104,715,000
1961
A.T. & T. debentures are scheduled to take
•cfL! This most likely-means that the U. S. financing will occur, sometime, between
Total of Both
750,000
J__ih
million
$1
Municipals'*
32,030,250
___>
.:
21,
Total
Corporates
$37,570,250
:
20
Total
Sep.
Total
Slacks
;
79,435,000
Last
Feb.
VISIBLE S
Corporate
•
away
$21,770,250
6
15-Oct.
17j^jv.eek before the
Oct.
limelight
$15,800,000
8-Oct. 13
Oct.
UNDERWRITTEN
Eisenhower's
$227,757,800
1-Oct.
-
.public information meeting at the. New,Yorl5,>Fede«al. Reserve^
a
24-Sep. 29
Oct.
made last
was
AND
Corporate
Wednesday, Sept. 18, and included
14, with equal ease it floated $300 million
and seven times since September, 1954, it offered for the highest bid $250 million
each time without a qualm.
The Treasury's announcement made known that
the
COMPETITIVE
even
the prin-
as
since
of the
from the well known open market
technique.
NERVOUSNESS
re¬
a
ts^.^'No-wppder^that
sales
allowing for differences in the market's size and the complicated
variables that go with it, how gingerly the Treasury has acted in making its
surprise announcement to take the almost unprecedented step of floating a $250
million long term issue by taking bids from competitive bidding groups.
The
irony stems from the almost casual aplomb of the A.T. & T. in making known
its intention to seek bids for the same amount shortly after the Treasury an-
bank
accoUntis''
'
Wednesday to Wednesday
$635 million increase, and the week-to-week average
change was
exceeding the higher bill-yield sale of governments. Moreover,
last week, the - average amount of
money in circulation declined $122 million
which added to bank credit unlike the
$201 million average gain of two weeks
ago. The week's average gold stock loss was
$26 million compared to the prior
week but the actual
Wednesday figure stayed at $16,068 million of Sept. 12.
change
$736 million
float
ironic,
grain.
general
The actual
some
TREASURY'S
of
to
shorfc-term
rediscounting
It is
which
indebtedness/ the
day.-
4
heaaed
Lincoln,
commission.
—
than
issues with
debt
made
Corp.,
a
,
forward
be
unit
year. For the actual day, Sept. 19, it sold
$528 million in bills and an addi¬
tional $71 vitfillion of less than 15rday repurchases maturities
a total disgorge¬
ment of $599 million. How
then, did it liberalize credit? Simply by using more
A light calendar of senior corporate capital debt issues and a moderately easy
municipal one marks tnis week's announced public offering intentions.
The
former involves approximately $15.8 million and the latter adds-up to $150
million in 22 tax-exempts of $1 million or larger in size. This should indicate
keen money
market competition for the Treasury's $3 billion 170-day tax
anticipation bills this coming Wednesday.
The
distribution
The
■
.MSecUWestbwfc Pointer1 *& 'Gas jC6$ thltfv issued
* By SIDNEY BROWN ^
v
will
per
registration
a
is
company
and
1141.
p.
in
Securities
$80
an
fifed
Omaha,
Sept. 17 covering $3,000,000 of 6y/4%
debentures (Series A) due 1977, to be
$1,000 units and at 100%
of principal
engaged in the manufacture of flour for bak¬
eries, other industrial users and export, animal feed and other
agricultural products, and (to a lesser extent) in the manufacture
Co;~^Proposed Share Exchange—
Corporate and; Municipal Financing-Ahead
'
196,
offering
Nebraska
receive
The
withdrew its registration state¬
on Sept. 5, which covered 15,000
preferred shares, to-have been offered at"
underwriting.—V.
sale
Plaza,
on
fund
-
company
6 %s convertible
Morris 'Telephone
-
will
SEC
public
The
First
by
SEC Registration
—
-
originally filed -with the SEC
shares sof
par
will be applied to the company's 1962 construction
reimburse the treasury for expenditures therefrom £
>P)i*J1428,.'*.J;*
'?...
proceeds
program
V.;'
,
Minerals, Inc.
,
/
Sept.. 20, covering $11,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,-due
to be offered for sale at competitive bidding Nov. 14, v
on
Nov.
.(11
whose address is Madison Avenue, at Punch Bowl
N. J., filed a registration statement with
the
company,
Road
Mid-American
Withdrawn—
Kiewit
500
the
sinking
for
amount.
Reg'd—
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Bonds
The
of
company,
statement
ill.
new
$85-87
york
possibly
million
port
early
new
auth.
next
york
in
next
city
transit'
few
weeks; $75-80
so
carolina
million
$35
year;
$10 million DETROIT-SCHOOL DIST.; MICH.; $8,790,000 GREENSBORO, N:C,;-'v^v-public service auth possibly Tate this-year; $18 -million alaska develop.- corp possibly
7
7
T
7
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rionomhor
milKnn
^December; $94 million GRANT #. KITTITAS COUNTIES PUBLIC UTILITY DIST., WASHINGTON.
$5,430,000 ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA.: Also, tomorrow,. .$4,900,000 IOWA
t.Includes $6 million
SOUTHERN| PACIFIC CO.' Bq. Tr. Ctf. set for Oct. 10; and 74 issues of
SOUTHERN UTILITIES CO.'s first mortgage and refunding bends rated A across
^$300,0C0 or less of which 14 have tentatively assigned target dates. Also includes such recent large
the board with no call protection up for bidding; and HOUSE OF
additions as the A. T. & T. $250 million
VISION, INC.,'
.
debentures'for Oct. 23 and $o5 million Pacific G. & E. first
and
refunding mtge. bonds set .for Nov. 27. Excludes $15 million FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
secondary of 150,000 shares -via - Hornblower •& Weeks either that day * or "
.
_
.
_
<tO/l
•
.
nD
and
JHT
£>.
vimrilric,
nrvrmmrwr,
nrTnr
x-rn
r
r
-ittx
c
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-Wednesday.-
.
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r
•.
•
-
•
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OF
7;/' Vr :
r
7r
LONG
ISLAND
preferreds up for Comptroller of the Currency's approval.
preferreds of which $39.5 million in four issues have dates.
-
585,600
Wednesday, Sept. 26, the government will borrow $3 billion through March,
1963, tax anticipation bills.
The capital market that day has scheduled $30
million PUERTO RICO (SAN JUAN); $17.2 million; NASSAU
COUNTY, N. Y.
and, in corporates, the previously postponed and now market-propelled 475,000
shares of ZAYRE CORP. common via .Lehman Bros.; and $2.5 million convertible
debentures of WYLE LABORATORIES rated B by S & P's Via,
Kidder, Peabody
r& Co., and Mitchum, Jones & Templetcn.
.
in
J
-
INDETERMINATE
;
This Week
Corporate stocks and bonds*
;
.
showing firm
Thursday,
Sept.
27,
Eastman
■'V;:
Union .Securities expect to bring out >
secondary of 250,000 shares of MAUST 1 ^
COAL & COKE CORP.
The debentures are rated BAA by Moody's and are; > "
nonrefundable for five years with sinking fund 91% by maturity.
Other issues which may
-v-
a
•
& Co.
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LAST
Ten
issues
were
WEEK'S
per
;
;
last
week
AND
to
require
an
adrenalin shot
week's average of
far
daily free
beyond
we
the
excess member
are
in
a
bank
badly depressed mood and
needs
for
this
time.
Christmas-New Year's
Duplicating
last
week.
week's
feat
•:
4
-
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■
::
_
''
formally
•
>
1,500,000
common
$30
million
registered
convertible
with
the
sub-
SEC
last
of
no't
purpose
complete
appears
the
purchase
doubtful
U.
S
Comptroller of the
58 postponed issues with
Currency
an
within
the agreed upon time
the financing will take place.
that
BANK
OF LONG
to
estimated
sell
ISLAND'S
$15
aollar
value
preferreds.
$141,418,000
of
CORPORATES
AND
r
■
application
million
compared to last week's tally of 66 issues and $171,046,000 value.
postponed issues may return to be active backlog or be withdrawn.
FORTHCOMING
•
,hj,
,
,
-
These
MUNICIPALS
'
000,000
'
debentures;
NATONAL
debentures; CON¬
AMERICA, 99,000 shares common, $1,MILLS, INC., 300,000 shares capital
CO., 160,000 shares common; CONSOLIDATED
FIELDCREST
BLANK
BOOK
EDISON CO. OF|NEW YORK, $75,000,000 bonds; DEKALB CO. OF GA.
■$900,000 LOS ANGELES COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT,
CALIF.,
$10,000,000; LICKING COUNTY, OHIO, $4,316,000.
;
-
-
Week of October 8 to
-
12:
AMERICAN PLAN
shares
in
units;
r
CORP., $2,480,000
PUTNAM
debentures and 248,000 common
conv.
MANAGEMENT
CO., INC., 150.000 common;
$6,000,000 equipment trust certificates; PHOENIX,
ARIZ., $9,000,000; LOUISIANA FISCAL AUTHORITY, $20,000,000.
„
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.,
....
Week of October 15 to 19:
•
of
—
been
Backlog Table
"
AMERICAN GAS CO., 275,000 shares
common, $1,685,000
SOLIDATED LEASING CORP. OF
v
-
•
prestidigitation, the Federal Reserve to the
-non-discerning seemingly tightened credit by :selling -a wopping $599 million
of governments from its
portfolio
confined largely to maturities of less than
did
Week of October 1 to 6:
.
Last
reserves
-
"
"
4
seasonal
the
LARGER
CORP.
figures for the week
ending Sept. 19, came to $489 million. Two weeks ago it was a high $436 million.
The actual amount for
Wednesday, Sept. 19, was $550 million — up $28 million
over Sept.
12. The float on Sept. 12, was $1,477 million and the average for
that week was $1,400 million.
The comparable figures for last week were,
respectively, $2,112 million and $2,136 million the highest since the end of last
:
-
MEMBER BANK RESERVE CREDIT GUNNED HIGHER
THAN PRIOR WEEK
The Federal Reserve must be convinced
.
.
.
■
via Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
common
latter
Further,
^
BANCORPORATION'S
and
Also includes FRANKLIN NATIONAL
'
■
the
as
_
1
POSTPONEMENTS
paced by WORK WEAR
130,000
shares managed by Hornblower & W1eeks: and
152,000 shares of TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. via Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.*and Dallas Rupe
& Co. The largest postponed issue was FLORIDA BANCGROWTH INC.'s
200,000
shares of
not
Total
'
the announced
period. At this time, it
.
share via Morris Cohon & Co., and Lieberbaum
,.•••
;
.' .v..' '>■;
WITHDRAWALS
withdrawn
the
acquiring First Western Bank apid
Trust Co. .stock. Western Bancorporation has ended its agreement to sell its
majority holdings in First Western to Columbia Bancorporation in as much
■
-
^
COLUMBIA
debentures
Feb.., 23' for
^
%:•£:} X
this week are: BLOOMFIELD BUILDING IN¬
DUSTRIES, INC. $2 million subordinated convertible debentures via Lieberbaum
& Co., and Nathanson & Co.; 1 million shares of common of LESSER
(LOUIS)
Includes
ordinated
:
appear
ENTERPRISE, INC. at $10
have
intentions.
$835,500,000
_
Dillon,
$5 million sinking fund debentures and
$45,-
Last Week
$780,295,900
Comprise reports of financing plans which
announced -or Approved for offering as those in
•'
includes:
BACKLOG
*
.
Also
VANIA STATE
_
,
-
;
CHESTNUT HILL
OF
TRUSTEES
INDUSTRIES, INC., 2,250,000 shares common; PENNSYL¬
PS. BLDG AUTH.,
$30,000,000; UNIV. OF ILLINOIS BOARD
(Urbana, 111.), $6,700,000.
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•
September 20, 1962
*
.
°/
Volume 196
Number 6197
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
company has outstanding 576,648 shares of common stock.
R. S.
Dickinson is Board Chairma,n and J.
A. Mactier
is President.—
V.
194,
1386.
p.
distribution
U'V:vo:\/"v
V
'V
f
^ &' ■ \
\ \f- " ^ •'
'r
Precision M[etal Products, Inc.—Offering Suspended
'
See
Greater
Miami
Industrial
' 1
s
Park,
Inc.,
this
issue.—V.
'
194,
2663.-
p.
■
(1239)
'.
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properties in" Colorado
and natural gas distribution
properties in Nebraska and South
Dakota. Its subsidiaries own
telephone properties and provide telephone service in and around
various communities in some eight states.
Morris Telphone owns
and operates telephone properties providing local exchange and toll
service in Person, Orange and Caswell Counties in North Carolina.
In addition to various indebtedness and preferred stock, the com¬
pany has outstanding 2,760,746 shares of common stock, of which
management
officials
as
a
group
own
1.6%
Max
McGraw
is
Board Chairman and Judson Large is President.—V. 196, p. 999.
Ames
The
corporation
28,132
Sept.
on
shares
common
1962,/filed
10,
to
offered
be
"Reg.
a
$5
at
the
stock through
at $3
Proceeds
Wonderland
The
will
be
the
for
used
of
payment
selling
.%
fees,
office-expenses etc.
Realty of 445 E. South, Salt
in various types of real estate.
legal
costs,
'■%/,%
City,
Utah,
plans
&ies, Biologicals, Inc.—-"Reg; A" Filing—.
On
Sept.
It),
5,000 common
at
$10
will
sales
macy,
shares
share,
per
'Proceeds
tories,
the
corporation
be
to
offered
used
product,
filed
"Reg.
a
/
Motel, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
shares
1,000
./
of
Sept.
on
1962, filed a "Reg. A" covering
preferred stock to be offered at
7,
cumulative
6%
:
$100
per
share and 18,000 shares of common to be offered at $5
per
share, both without underwriting.
; Proceeds
will
be used
for
the purchase of land,
construction,
for
working
acquisition
clinical
and
capital,
of
part
purchase
operate
and
2021
of
motel
a
working
Central
Real
phar-
a
in Southbridge, Mass., the company
its subsidiaries, operate self-service discount department stores
Southbridge, St. Johnsbury, Vt., Rutland, Vt. and Ogdensburg,
N. Y.
The company presently anticipates seeking other suitable lo¬
cations with a view to opening two additional stores during the
Hot
195,
p.
Spring,
448.
Ark.,
plans
to
Estate
Trust—SEC
On
Sept.
out
19,
in
shares to
Proposed Registrations
CAPITALIZATION
been
have
shares
to
of
be
of 9601
statement
offered
publicly by the company, with¬
by
with
Blvd.,
the
be
to
underwriting is involved.
Organized under California
SEC
Beverly
on
offered
for
(maximum
Hills,
Sept. 12 covering 2,000
public sale at a price
$1,000
share).
per
the
filed
•
No
March, 1962, the company
intends to engage principally in the business of acquiring, devel¬
oping, improving, leasing and investing in industrial real prop¬
erties primarily in Los Angeles County. ' At present the
company
does not own or hold any real properties nor have
any acquisition
or
investment plans in any specific properties.
The net proceeds
from
the
erties
stock
sale
will
be
used
to
acquire undeveloped
real
prop¬
for
development and lease as industrial properties.
A por¬
b used to pay costs and expenditures incidental to the
organization and operations.
It has outstanding 556
common
shares
(acquired for an aggregate of $55,6001, of which
Jules B. Altemus, President, and Harry Turken, Board
Chairman,
own 44.1%
and 19.8%,
respectively, and management officials as
a
grotip of 83.8%. v':
/.
tion
On
Sept.
13,
the
1962
19,
The
Bank
debt
last
when
1962
New
York
shares
common
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
to
Fenner
Dec.
on
been
have
offered
issue
the
by
registration
publicly
Inc., New York
Dallas Rune & Son, Inc., Dallas, Texas.—V. 195, p. 54.
-
.
on
Feb.
On
Sept.
of
help
reported that this utility
refunding mortgage bonds
27.
was
first
bidding
will
Proceeds
it
1962,
20,
$65,000,000
and
about
Kahn
Sept. 18,
class
A
stock
offered
common
<
•
Evans
A.
&
Peck,
'
'%•.'%Or/
&
Co.,
Cohn
Inc
10,000
12,000
continuing construction program
will be spent this year," the com¬
Electric
&
scribed.
curred
last
and associates.—V.
proceeds
construction
for
$57,000,000
in
1963,
"BUSINESS—The
196, p. 1046.
erates,
used
GIVING
for
estimated
in
and
EFFECT TO
Debt:
pavment
at
News of Business and Finance
proposed
the
share.
per
the
Commission
request,
upon
vacated
1962,
shares at
complied
its
suspension
certain
terms
with and
that
the
company's
permanent.
material
information
work
its
to
on
cost
the
by
to
exploratory
in
state
cash
the
expended
directors,
officers,
for
and
with
the
accurate
development
offering circular the
property transferred
controlling
Authorized
agreed
purchase
to
the
from
shares
of
company for securities held by them; and failed
statement of cash receipts and disbursements of the
a
company's predecessor, Triton Mining Co.
In addition, the report
the
geologist
(Russell Chariwick) is not written in clear and
of
concise
form.
The
misrepresentations in the offering cir¬
cular relate to the company's failure to make proper disclosure of
the unfavorable results of past exploratory work and operations
and that major mining companies had examined and rejected the
company's property; the representation that this is an operational
without
venture
failure
to
alleged
disclosure
proper
disclose
that
it
is
the
of its exploratory nature;
the
economically feasible and is not
industry to expend funds for a mill
not
practice in the mining
prior to the-establishment of ore reserves; and the failure to make
proper
disclosure in the offering circular the equity dilution of
stock
issued
under
the
Corp.—Investment—
„
•
the
of
First Boston Corp
proposed offer.
^
increase
The
of
company
stock,
below
the
company
stock
common
.Peter
20,000 shares are to be offered for public sale
by the company and 10,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the
present holder thereof.
The offering will be made (without under¬
writing)
The
$10
at
intends
and
Hawaii
frozen
controlled
sale
was
to
where
foods
organized -under
construct
refrigerated
and
other
and
The
operate
stock
will
net
be
law'in.
Delaware
warehouse
commodities
temperatures.
additional
of
share.
per
company
cold
facilities
will
be
stored
in
provided
be
proceeds
to
1962
must
space
which
added
storage
Mav
from
general
the
for
under
and
of
capital to the extent that they are not used in con¬
of the cold storage warehouse The cost
building and machinery is estimated at $850,000. The com¬
the
has
outstanding 80,000 capital shares, of which American
Industries, Inc., of New York, owns 70,000 shares and
Loyalty Enterprises Ltd., of Honolulu, 10,000 shares. Loyalty Enter¬
prises proposes to sell the 10,000 shares (which it purchased for
$100,000).
American received its shares at the rate of $10 per
share in exchange for 30,434 shares of American's common stock.
Joseph S. Robinson is board chairman and Millard W. Young is
pany
Consumer
president.
K.
shareholder
Western
Luke,
J.
of
Power
director
a
of
the
&
Gas
is
company,
Enterprises.
Loyalty
■
Co.—Files
the
of
common
exchange for
a
North
for
the
Carolina
each
Morris
share
owns
stock.
17,391
firm,
of
and
It
is
common
at the
Morris
proposed
to
shares of
rate of 2.525
electric
announced
the acquisition
of the
will make an Important contribution toward
and
growth
of
Aeroquip's successful
professional personnel
diversification
further
The Barco
—V.
196,
offer
such
Morris
♦
a
separate division of Aeroquip.
Manufacturing
Paper
Albemarle
Co.
—
Proposed
Months'
Electronic
Laboratories,
after
$4,329,812
131,019
taxes
Earned
per
Number
of
196,
common
common
p.
$2,330,969
50,659
0.55
0.24
238,337
212,656
share
shares-
:
4.
Land
Corp.—Merger—Name
Investment
reg¬
the
On
Sept. 20,
merged
its
Investment Corp., on Dec. 31, 1961, and changed
to Atlantis International Corp.—V. 191, p. 897.,;
'
and
Day
Ball,
10,000
6,000
Kraus
Eichler & Co..
Bateman,
Manufacturers
pointed
of
the
-
L.
:
Burge
-
10,000
Hammill & Co.
&
.
6,000
William
Blair
Crowell,
Weedon & Co
6,000
Edwards & Sons—
6,000
First California Co., Inc..
6,000
6,000
A.
G.
Co.—
&
6,000
Hill Richards & Co., Inc..
6,000
6,000
6,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co.—. :; 6,000
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
6,000
—V. 196,
p. 946.
Hogle & Co
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
Newhard, Cook & Co
J.
A.
of the
p. 2029.
1V.
195,
Podesta
Metal
Climax, Inc.—Appointment—
Hanover
Trust
Co.,
New York City,
Transfer agent for the 4V4%
company.—V. 196, p. 1048.
convertible
4,000
4,000
4,000
Elworthy & Co
4,000
Estabrook & Co
4,000
First Southwest Co
4,000
Goodbody & Co
4,000
McCormick & Co
4,000
The Milwaukee Co
4,000
Rotan, Mosle & Co...—_
4,000
Stern, Frank,
Meyer &
Fox
4,000
Stroud & Co., Inc
4,000
Sutro '& Co...
;—4,000
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Co., Inc...—
—
4,000
Woodward & Zuber
—4,000
Birr, Wilson & Co., Inc..
1,500
Brush, Slocumb & Co.,
Inc.
1,500
Hess & McFaul
1,500
Hooker & Fay, Inc
1,500
Jones, Kreeger & Co.—
1,500
Laird & Co., Corp
1,500
Martin Nelson & Co., Inc.
1,500
Pacific Northwest Co
1,500
Pasadena Corp
—1,500
Smith, Moore & Co
1,500
—
New York City, has
stock, no par value, of
Bank,
common
been
appointed
the company.—
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Atlantis International Corp.—New Name—
See
American
this issue.
Investment Corp.
Land
Babcock Electronics Corp.—Net
Sept.
Up 20%—
meetings in Los Angeles and San
Francisco
learned that their company ended the 1962 fiscal year
highest net profit to gross sales percentage ratios in
14,
with one of the
electronic industry.
Ferris
M.
Chairman, reported net earnings
Smith,
after taxes of
This figure, he said, represented a 20% increase
Sales climbed to an unprecedented $11,423,296 from sales of $8,760,172 in fiscal 1961. Mr- Smith reported
that net income per share in 1962 was 90 cents against 78 cents in
fiscal 1961.
Share earnings, he stated, have nearly doubled in the
nearly $750,000.
fiscal
1961
earnings.
Eabcock's
,,
current
position,
Mr.
noted,
Smith
was
x.
all the more
impressive in view of the profit squeeze experienced in the electronic
industry which continues to suffer from acute competition and un¬
*
Electronics,
in
,
its
relatively
x
.
.
short history, has become
recognized leader in the highly specialized field of design, manu¬
facture and sale of electronic remote control qystems used in the
the
has been ap¬
preferred
&
Services, Inc.—Appointment-
Baby
Manhattan
chase
registrar
Babcock
American
Co.,
,
10,000
sold inventories.
in
company
.
Co. 20,000
Co..
stock
operation and control of unmanned military aircraft and missiles.
Mr. Smith attributed Babcock's strength to the depth of its youth-
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, p"£11;J.er,
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice"a week"[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]; Other oxiices. 135 a. L,a bane
Illinois (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. x
unaer ine acs
March 3, 1879.
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, $7Z.oq per yea..
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer;
Street, Chicago 3,
of
■
4,000
past two years.
1962 the company stated in its annual report that it
Jersey
name
&
Tucker, Anthony & R.
over
American
20,000
Inc
Beck &
duPont
Stockholders attending
1961
1962
sales
Net
Nine
Inc.
Report—
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Net
Co.,
Ely,
Shearson,
with
American
—V.
&
Burr
J. M. Daln & Co., Inc
Davis, Skaggs & Co
20,000
4,000
4,000
&
Cruttenden,
Miller
29,000
20,000
Co
I.
company,
the Standard Oil
Co.
Corp.
for
the
purchase of.
Coffin
Inc.
Co
Associated
of Richmond, Va., has announced that it is nego¬
(New Jersey)
and General
Motors
the. Ethyl Corp.,
which is
jointly owned by the two foregoing corporations.
Officers and employees of the Ethyl Corp., will continue to oper¬
ate that company and its
operations are expected to be enlarged
and diversitied, the announcement stated.
The
tiating
&
6,000
&
29,000
Co..
Securi-
Shares
4,000
Walter
Hurry, Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc. 10,000
Lester, Ryons & Co.
10,000
McDonnell & Co., Inc.— 10,000
Schwabacher & Co
:
10,000
Acquisition—
43,913
•"
transmission
;
generating,
a
stock
Telephone
shares of
operations will become
532.
p.
Change—
Exchange Offer
Telephone.
operates
has
announcing the acquisition Mr. Hurst noted that Barco has
a
fine
reputation for quality products and engineering ability.
"We are
confident that these new products, plant facilities, and
principal
■.%%;'/
The company of 144 South 12th St., Lincoln, Neb., filed
istration
statement
the
SEC
on
with
Sept.
18 covering
shares
President,
In
used
nection with the construction
Witter
Francis
payment of approximately $3,000,600.
Barco, which has been in business since 1908, is expected to have
net sales
of approximately $5,000,000 In 1962.
Its products have
industrial, aircraft and missile applications.
T
working
as
Hurst,
29,000
Allyn & Co
Refsnes,
company's
funds
,
H. Walker & Co., Inc.
Bingham,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.... 20,000
E, F. Hutton & Co., Inc. 20,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
20,000
the
for
St., Honolulu, filed a registration
Sept. 14 covering 30,000 shares of capital
on
F.
Staats &
Webster
&
'
J. Barth & Co.
White, Weld & Co., Inc.. 29,000
Bache
% '
"
:
G.
^
Inc...
severally
respective
29.000
R.
Walston
operating assets of the privately-owned Barco Manufacturing Co.
of Barrington, 111., manufacturer of swivel and ball joints for metal
pipe.
Barco also produces speed recorders for diesei locomotives,
as well as gasoline percussion hammers
and earth compaction tools
for the construction industry.
The terms of the acquisition provide
Smith
&
&
Dean
(formerly Drug & Food
Aeroquip Corp.—Acquisition—
Pierce,
have
following
offered:
76,110
—
ties Corp
A. C.
Capital Corp.),
together
with three other small business Investment companies
participating in' this financing, have received warrants to purChase approximately 25%
of Gromax's common stock.—V. 196,
p. 1143.
'
'
Ualena
3140
the SEC
which
of
by
Lynch,
William
Stone
sales.
1961
35% over
Growth Capital
Advance
Registered—
statement with
of
Outstanding
76,110
Inc
Co.,
Fenner
peanuts, coffee beans and the like. The funds will be used
develop high-speed sorting equipment for allied fields and to
provide additional working capital. Gromax estimates 1962 sales
will
&
Merrill
to
operations."
Capital Stock
—
Blyth
as
the
S. Cold Storage of Hawaii, Inc.
U.
gen¬
10
$
named'1
underwriters
Shares
Advance Growth Capital
Participation
in a
$100,000 financing of Gromax, Inc.,
New
York, N. Y., was announced by Advance Growth Capital, Chicago
based, publicly held small business investment company.
;
^
•Gromax
has
developed
patented equipment employing photo¬
sensitive means for separating unwanted materials from foods such
and
persons
of the
include
to
previous
failed
(including
company)
promoters
to
as
property;
paid
that
conditions
; According to the order, the company did not comply
Regulation in that it failed
to
furnish
adequate and
cash
cents
50
order
and
order
the
on
in
Tri-Nite
and misleading
in respect of certain
provides an opportunity for hearing,
question whether the suspension should be
The
made
or
31,
false
was
facts.
not
were
circular
material
asserts
to believe that
cause
Regulation
offering
July
on
public offering of 400,000 common
The
it has reasonable
of
filed
in
gas
Mortgage bonds
156,223,000
3%% sinking fund debs due 1970 698,000,000
512,000
Preferred
stock
1,535,000 shs.
1,054,199 shs.
Common stock
($2.50 par)
10,000)000 shs.
8,500,000 shs.
numbers
:
notification
-
PRESENT FINANCING
Act
a
in-
1962,
—
s
Mining
In
in
...
Sept. 17, 1962 the SEC issued an order temporarily suspending
Regulation A exemption from registration under the Securities
amount.
loans
Phoenix,
Ave.,
natural
$
On
in
of
$89,000,000
1964.
Third
of 51 So.
electricity
sells
and
counties.
be
$24,000,000
company
purchases
14
will
purposes
and
i i, v( UNDERWRITERS—The
of 1933 with respect to a proposed stock
offering by Tri-Nite
Co., 405 Fidelity Bldg., Spokane Washington.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
with respect to public offerings of securities not
exceeding $300,000
Offered—On
shares of Ari¬
common
Service was offered at $28.75 per share
headed by First Boston Corp. and Blyth
Co., Inc., New York City. The issue was oversuba
PROCEEDS—Net
Gas
of 676,220
group
&
"the
finance
Service Co.—Common
Public
by
and
'4*
20,000
...
—
state¬
City,
.
Shares
Co.
&
Co
issue
an
zona
plans to
1987
due
entered the bond market March 13,
when it sold $65,000,000 of
first and refunding mortgage bonds,
series
HH,
4%%
due
June
1,
1994 at competitive bidding
to
Pacific
237,500 shs.
below
58,000
Schrljver &
195, p. 2145.
14,
Nov.
about $221,000,000
which
said.
upon
100,000 shs.
have
named
$300,000,000 issue was sold.—V. 195, p. 2256.
a
competitive
pany
750,000 shs.
750,000 shs.
par)
through
•
a
of
Arizona Public
at
Outstanding
$222,515
/ /
Co
&
Clement
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Bond Sale Planned—
offer
FINANCING
PRESENT
$372,615
underwriters
■
Arizona's
, ;"-V
■■■'.''•■; :
■ :.;VV1
> -.v. •
Tri-Nite Mining Co.—Offering Suspended—
'
was
shares
Meller
1961, which covered
offered
Smith
&
100,000
—V.
company
cents
CAPITALIZATION
its
21,
(50
the
Company.
Trust
"discount"
severally
agreed, pursuant to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
agreement, to purchase in the respective amounts set forth below
Reg. Withdrawn—
withdrew
company
originally filed with the SEC
152,000
(50 cents par).
common
issue.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago,
ment
common
B
improvement
Chemical
may
company's
Taylor Publishing- Co.—SEC
TO
_
UNDERWRITERS—The
directors authorized the sale of a new $250,000,000
The proceeds of the new issue will be used for
and expansion of Bell telephone services. The
issue will be offered for sale at competitive bidding on or about
Oct.
23, 1962.
The debentures will mature on Oct. 1, 1996 and
will not be redeemable prior to Oct. 1,
1967. The trustee will be
Sept.
debenture
Calif.,
in
law
•
To Issue
—
Debentures—
Wilshire
amendment
& Telegraph Co.
A
Class
Telephone
indebtedness
Class
American
1802.
p.
stock,
common
supplied
EFFECT
Authorized
Development Co.—Common Registered—
company,
registration
a
GIVING
Registration
On
T-A
•
men's,
Sundry
underwriting.—V. 195,
The
including
women's, children's and infants' wearing
apparel, millinery, domestics, curtains and draperies. Housewares,
home furnishings, hardware and automotive accessories, as well as
cosmetics, jewelry, sporting goods, toys, photographic equipment,
garden supplies and stationery are also sold at each store.
.
•
1962, the company withdrew its registration state¬
filed with the SEC April 2, which covered 700.000
originally
common
months.
The company's stores offer over 7,500 separate items at
Withdrawn—
ment
twelve
next
prices,
testing.
engaged
-■
BUSINESS—Headquarered
I
,
Ave.,
Springs.—V.
Hot
at
capital.
inven¬
of
of
in
Wonderland
:
covering
ownership *of
to
proceeds from the financing will be used
short-term loan used in connection with opening of one
and
repayment
for
Ries of 1512 S. La Cienega Blvd., jlos Angeles, is
the manufacture and distribution of pharmaceuticals.
Southeastern
invest
-
A"
share.
per
a
company's stores, and payment of short-term bank loans also
incurred, in part, in connection with the opening of the store and
for working capital.
The balance of the proceeds will be added to
general funds of
the
company
and be
available for additional
working capital and proposed expansion.
subscription hy stockholders
underwriting.
without
be
promotion,
new
a
1962,
to
public sale of this firm's class A
the offering of 100,000 shares
PROCEEDS—Net
repay
debt
Lake
initial
the
underwriting.
/
manager
as
common
A"
covering
share, without
per
Stores, Inc.—Class A Common
21, 1962, Meller & Co., New York
of an underwriting group, an¬
nounced
.
Realty Associated Investors—"Reg. A" Filing—
Department
Offered—On Sept.
City,
3
NOTE;
Op account 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
(1240)
would
Plans
(Brazzaville).
'
actual incorporation
Congo
the
and
for
underway
are
approval
.
Federal
the
Board.
Reserve
these four nations will substantially increase
the scope of our activities in Africa, a continent in which we are
vitallv interested."
according to George T. Davies, Senior VicePresident
and
head
of
the International
Banking Department. >
Banuers International Corp.
currently has equity interests in the .
"Tradevco" Bank Ltd., Monrovia,
Liberia, and the United Bank %
for Africa Ltd., Lagos, Nigeria.—V.
193, p. 375.
"Participation
in
respectively
fiscal
figures
to
compare
comparative
the
for
and
$7,603,446
period
previous
•.
outstanding.
>
the
of
between
Australian
nationals
-V.
195,
of
shares
1,257,150
now
are
stock
common
American Oil
British
the
the
and
Royalite
Oil
California
manufacturer of measurement instruments
increased 55%
for the fiscal year
ended June 30, 1932. This is the forth consecutive year of increased
sales and earnings. According to the President, Barton Jones, the
company has shown a compound rate of increase in net earnings
if 18% per year over the last four years.
J Y
.
Net
sales totaled $5,505,670
compared with $4,737,022 for the V
This Los Angeles based
Co., Ltd.
3962.
share
based
cents
shares.
announced that earnings
600,000
on
Jones
Mr.
fiscal
-
.
for
current
the
.
,
are
year
of 52%
FALT
$1,768,965
Ine
&
will underwrite the issue.
}Co., St. Louis,
of
Pro¬
•
/
both
there
six
retain the
victories in its
will
be
2-
a
both
sedans,
for
a
in-
in
1963
and
economy
class
four
sedan
and
series.
and
a
6-
Belvedere
8-cylinder;
hardtop
in
Y Y
row.
4-door
and
6-
2-door
a
in
years
models
wagon,
doors
engines
Plymouth
past
different
26
intermediate,
no
6- and 9and 2-door
6-
coupe,
in
1962.
the number
The results were
employees.
Automatic
buyers.
units
for
the
Army's
the
previous
rose
of
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance Co.
subject
the
approval
to
Shares
the
ox
stock.
common
,\
shareholders
to
Class
A
7"y:
77
stock
have
will
holders
that
/:y:-7:
reclassified into two classes of
dividend will be paid in class A
shares will be known as class B com¬
common
common
except
common
•
of
all
class
A
■' ~
rights
7"7
■
.
equal
class
•/
•
to
be
C<pn—Secondary
196,
City.
1144.
p.
The
offering
'
7
•
v.
Period Ended July 21—
-
Sales
of
California
the
common
which
stock
Earnings
before taxes..
after taxes.
Earnings
per
Earnings
authorized '
been
has
of Insurance allows for future cor¬
Upon. formal approval by the shareholders at
expansion.
Department
.
Number
share of the new class A common will
be paid on Nov. 21, 1962 for every two shares of class B common ■
held on Oct. 30, 1862.
It is expected that the company's regular
4%
annual stock dividend will be resumed in succeeding years.
special
meeting
one
—V.
7 Eenerficial Standard Life is the parent organization of the BenGroup, which includes Beneficial Fire & Casualtyof
of
Co.
Los
Pennsylvania,
Vermont
Angles,
British
Accident
Fidelity
Pacific
Interstate
life
Life Insurance Co.
196, p. 1048.
Canada
of
The
manufacturing
had
1962,
30,
ticmpare with
the
creases
net
operations,
Canada,
Ferry
for
branch
sales
subsidiaries
also
the
to
basic
seasonal
nature
of
less
than
a
year
and
onerhalf
is
ago,
today
the
selling operator in the nation."
:
Berry Industries, Inc. formally changed it's name from Berry
Corp. earlier in 1962 to more adequately reflect opportunities
growth in other areas.—V.
Automation
195,
p.
*
■
,
326,589 :
•
1,108,808
•
•
p.
the previous fiscal year. •% • 7 :
are' represent 50c ard 41c on the
974.
•;
.
respectively,
-7v '-'"77'
outstanding
'
7' 77..
•
:•
-
which
for
and
-
Privately—On
this
Investment
&
Co.—Debentures.
19,
1862,
it
was
The
reported 7
Jacksonville-headquartered
company
totaling
company has signed an agreement to acquire Robert Reiner,
Weehawken, ,N. J. manufacturer and importer of a broad
of textile machinery. •
.777 Y7V.' /
Reiner, in its 60th year,, had sales of $3,384,800 and a net
with
Custom
rear
no
and
its
Imperial
of
predecessors,
cur
has
other
its
car.
Crown
bumpers
own
on
hardtops,
all
a
re-
lines.
.
•
,
re-emphasizes
its
the
of
that
has
the
come
reputation
as
the
value'
Briggs, Vice-President,
Chrysler-Plymouth Division, declared,
lowest priced compact
up
1963
C. E.
entry."
Valiant
with
yet,"
is
Mr.
the
best
Briggs
; ;
all-around
said.
for
miles,
in
the
19b2,
six
new
the
is
225-cu.
Valiant
biggest
six
in.
rear
length
bumper
new
is
offers
standard
two
engine
engines.
Its
in ios field.
170-cu.
Tne
in.
peppy-
optional.
is
Valiant
Circular
new
Clan"
td
parking
lenses.—V.
Food
Co.,
lights located below
193,
p.
the
1144.
Inc.—Common
have
bumper
-
'
1
Offered—Pursuant
offering circular,> the company,
offered publicly, without underwriting, 88,100 snares
of its common-stocl^ at $1" per share.
*
-
ap¬
Aug.
an
21, 1962
,
<
As part of this continuing effort, the
is studying the possible acquisition of other
firms in the mortgage banking field —V. 195, p. 1314.
The
new
.
manager
amber
$87,600 will be used for
accounts payable, Family-Pak processing, by-product,
processing, debt repayment, and working capital.
;
Net proceeds, estimated at
of 2718 /Pipe St-, Boulder; Colo., in-,
produce and market fresh frozen turkey products produced
licensing agreement with Stephen Townsend, Trustee of
certain patents ior the benefit cf Mr. Fred George.
y.'BUSINESS—The company,
tends to
company
under
a
Sirjce
Inc.,
3.
tection. ;
President said.
:
the
the
Valiant
the
proximately $175 million, principally in Florida.
The private financing is part of a broad
lo^g-terra
program to accelerate Charter Mortgage's expansion
in the mortgage servicing field, Mr.
Guy W. Botts,.
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
shaves
series
Like
luxury
'
pension funds:
services loans
now
it
modern
1957.
top
train
power
United States and
class to offer
car
has been increased 2.2 inches, v/hile width at5
reduced 1.6 inches.
look is highlighted by a broad front-end treat¬
ment "featuring;: foi: the ' first -time since 1957; on; Chrysler cars,/
single -headlights.
...
Front bumpers. ar6 mounted higher on the car and supported.,
well away from the sheet metal to provide •maximum impact pro¬
the
'
General Tire & Rubber ,Co.
The debentures are'
convertbile at $5.50 a share.
I
;
7
r'
7
>7
Proceeds from the issue will be used, in expanding
/ Charter. Mortgage's loan sejrvice capabilities and
port-,'
folio.
in
anybody
inclined
The
Sept.
major
.
convinced
-are
Valiant
Super
.■%
of
.
..
2030..
Mortgage
all
on
the
in
car
years
design for 1963 marks
new
Cnryslev's
"We
7 As
each
-
line
Corp.'s
oesc
live
prehensive testing programs in the history of the automobile in¬
dustry. During its development, the Valiant was put through more
than a half million miles of engineering road testing to establish
its high degree of durability and reliability.
289,125
during
in
seventh
separate
for
components
Corp.—Net Higher—
shares,
first,
the low-price compact Held,"
general
5G.0C0
l,070//83
•
comes
the
it
maxing
.
warranty
new
1963 will have a
p,ew
warranty for five years or'
whichever comes first,
on
the major power train'
including engine,
transmission,
propellor
shaft
and
universal
joint and rear axle.
This makes Valiant first in the
compact car class to offer such extended owner protection.
;
To
bring about the many significant engineering advances in
the 1963 Valiant, the car was subjected to one of the most com-.
;
■'30.5c 7
'
E.
compact
Oct.
1963
compact
618,444
%
'33.1c
000 in convertible debentures with the
Dcor
Bicor
195,
fully
Valiant
in
is
"it
:
mortga ge.
banker, completed the private placement of $1,500,-
largest
.
and
'
a
Chrysler
roof,
popular
"The
$5,809,070
for
s
that
.
.
.
rer
average
the
leader
-
1961
C.
the first major styling
field since Chrysler first introduced the
fall of 1959.
Y
777/
7
7 Brand new in the 1963 Valiant line are two convertibles, to fill
out
a
complete range of nine models and body styles.
;
The Valiant
for 1963 will be
on
display in dealer showrooms
;
'-7.'7 ;',7^7-^7 .;::'!;77
Sold
the products
the Eerry line (garage doors and the new Automatic Radio-Controlled
Garage Daor Operator) our break-even point usually occurs in the
second half," reported Berry.
r ■..•. ,■•■•. :;•/'
%77,-.,."Total May. sales marked the second highest month in the firm's
history.-.June sales very nearly approached the record set in May.
These sales records are significant in that the highest sales month
on record
and all preceding high months have occurred in the sec-.
end half cf the particular year," Eerry added.
%
7
% "We confidentially feei that'the new automatic door
operer, in¬
troduced
the
a
window
rear
^.Overall
*
in:
of
many
"
366,985
outstanding
$101,986
eatings
245,900
Charter
in¬
in earnings.
"Due
'
says
.
LeBaron
low-price
In¬
Earnings.'
similar
reflected
L
/
216.
p..
period.—V.
of $45,263.29 in the six months ended
Berry, P.-esident, announced.
These earnings
los6 of $24,510.20 in the first half of 1961.
a
film's
including
'7
earnings
Glenn
shares
with
pared
The
Berry Industries, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
dustries,
is
of
construction
Valiant's
in
,
and
June
model
became
version
and
styled
B. D. Kelps, President,, of this equipment leasing company with /'
headquarters in Cambridge, Mass. reported
net
incom"
for
the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1962 in the amount of $143,688, com- 7'
Insurance
Co.—V.
Insurance
196,
—
share
Chandler Leasing
ficia7 Insurance
Insurance
of
1962
$7,013,181
692,985
.
the
roof
:-:X -7:7.
v.
.
one-third of the company's board of directors, while holders
B common will have the right to elect two-thirds of the .
7,
:7-77.
Reclassification
1963
1963
Wednesday,
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7Y
7
■ 7.
-7
Cenco Instruments Corp.—Quarterly Report—
car,"
of
retains many of the distinctive styling features of pre¬
vious Imperials
including the free standing head lamps of 1961
and 19o2.
Tnere is a new grille and a more elegant rear design
treatment.
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Significant body changes in the 1963 Imperial include a new
oversubscribed.
,'-s;7""
•.
of
purpose
carry
Imperial
"
•
class
porate
will
whichever
miles,
exclusive
Stock " Offering—
was
-
sole
"
which
the
19,
York
—V.
B
able
to
will
common
board.
:
;The
cars
~
Sept.
New
77'.'%■ 7%.; 7.
v
e^ect
the
for
Imperials
.
-
1962, it was reported that a secondary'
offering of 35,000 shares of this firm's common stock,
at $93 per share was made through First Boston Corp.,.
stock
50%
/.7 7,7
mon.
meeting
7
will be
company
-The
Present
ccmmop.
a' special
of.
.
On
equipment.
biggest
manager
components.
This includes all cars sold in the
Imperial is the first of the luxury
such extended owner protection.
research and development, and certain manufacturing and
activities from its plant in Downey, Calif., during
Sep¬
195, p. 1095.
CampbpJJ, $pup
dividend
called for ;
stock
50%
a
general
are
Valiant Line—
declared
have
company
24.
aside
set
1963
50,000
or
Kilpatrick,
Proposed
—
America's
be
Canada.
fabrication
Recapitalization—
of
"The
the 1961-62 year,
quarters,
to
more
standard
as
possible."
to
tember.—V.
Directors
facilities
.77.
year
22,583
from
continues
Vice-President and
treatment in the rear,
luxurious interiors and
styling
new
passengers,
features
the Chrysler-Plym¬
continuing to make Imperial the most
carefully built car in the industry. '
"To that end we are giving it exclusive manufacturing attention.
It has its
own
separate shop for special coach work, and other
auto--,
;
sales increased from $738,566 in
1961-1962.
After-tax earnings
for
structure,
for
room
convenience
Division. % We
outh
attained with an:;
artillery fire control system.
roof
new
a
interior
"Imperial
of
Tester)
has
Briggs,
computer peripheral
Logic
Imperial which goes on display in dealer showrooms
Sept 26, carries forward
a
styling
continuity with
modifications which further enhance its appeal to luxury
additional
-
'
service to over 600
*:
"
general commodities providing direct
municipalities in six mid-western States.
•
Both
for
the
station
4-
V-8.
won
are
small engine cars in the line.
225-cubic-inch inclined Six and
1963
more
Cal-Comp President and Board Chairman, 7
told stockholders it is "reasonable to anticipate
that the coming year will be one of continued growth."
Cal Comp recently announced the leasing of an additional facility *
in
Anaheim, Calif., to which it will transfer its corporate head¬
is a motor
Louis,
North Broadway, St.
/7400
Inc.—Earnings-Up
Backlog is $1,843,173 as compared with last year's $273.'300.
out that the company's current backlog exceeds its total
Lester L.
to the selling stockholders.
go
company,
carrier
for
and
There
Wednesday,
design
sales for
it was reported that the ICC had authorized the
of this firm's $1 par common stock.
Jones
D.
ceeds will
lor
miles,
50,000
or
Imperial Line—
.The
1143.
p.
Pointing
sale of 50,000 outstanding shares
Edward
field
$86,787.
1962
17,
Sept.
(Fadac
-Cal Comp
Secondary Offering
Planned—
1
years
of
and
with V-8 only; Fury with 4-door7«;edan
and 8-cylinaer models, and the 4-door hardtop,
6and
9-passenger
wagons, with
V-8
only.
The Sport Fury series will have a 2-door hardtop and convertible
coupe with 8-cylinder engines only.
equipment, including
digital plotters and plotting systems.
It is also under contract to
the National Aeronautics & Space Administration
for the design,
development and fabrication of "NIMEUS weather satellite ground
and spaceborne command and control equipment, and is fabricating
the year just ended.—V. 195, p. 2700.
Be-Mac Transport Co., Inc.
and
offers
convertible
It
Products,
-
ended June 30,
year
increase
mated
Cc.
five
States
passenger wagons
;Earnings 3.8 times those of the previous year, sales up 2.4 times
a
year-end backlog 6.7 times that of the previous year are dis- 7
closed in the annual report of California Computer Products for its,
year.
expected to exceed earnings of
the
for
United
or
the
are
Run
Savoy series
2-
hardtop in
and
Cal Comp .manufactures
Earnings after taxes amounted to $424,782 or 66
per share based on 647,750 shares outstanding at June 30,
This compares with 1961 earnings of $275,975 or 46 cents a
preceding
by
Economy
y-passenger
offers
with
issue.—V. 196,
this
Computer
380%; Sales 240%—
earnings
net
its
announced
of
have
which
Mobil
car
Corp.—Earnings Up 55%—
Barton Instrument
Oct.
inches.
wheelbase
power
Plymouth
In
short
plants
318-cubic-inch
Fury
features
Co., Ltd.—Proposed Acquis'n
2819.
p.
See
.
the
in
year.
There
has
warranty
new
a
same—205
models,
Standard
the exception of
one
or
two liaison men. Mrnufacturing of Bliss
products sold by '
Bliss-Australia will be subcontracted to firms in that country in¬
sofar as production capacity is available.—V.
195, p. 1660.
by
the
is
bles
has
principally
carry
sold
comes first, on major power train
components including
engine, transmission, propellor shaft and universal joint and rear
axle.
Plymouth is the first of the low-priced standard-sized cars
to offer such extended owner protection.
The new 1963 Plymouth will be in dealer showrooms Wednesday,
Oct. 3.
■" 7 %'Y '-;%//.-Y"'-:■
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7
The length of all 1963 Plymouth sedans, hardtops and converti¬
equipment, taking on additional products as
they are justified,
according to C. E. Anderson, Bliss President.
777.7.77Y7;.7
The Australian firm will consist of engineering and sales group,
staffed
automobiles
Plymouth
will
Canada
Bliss Co.—Forms Australian Subsidiary—
company
and
whichever
the
that
current
its
1963
All
the
had Y
Town
said
part
upright rear window, a longer rear deck with
a bright new
grille and front-end appearance.
the move with an active new look to back up
for performance, economy and equality of en¬
with
gineering," C. E. Briggs, Vice-President and general manager
the Chrysler-Plymouth Division, declared.
7./% r77
announced, the formation of a new subsidiary, 7
E.
W. Bliss-Australia
(Pty) Ltd., headquartered in Sydney.
At the outset, the Australian company will market, engineer and
administer contracts for Bliss presses, rolling
mills and auxiliary •'/
The
of $10,791,242 and net
departments,
leased
These
$334,633.
of
income
8283,162
Bargain
1962,
July- 31,
ended
exclusive of
sales,
net
months
six
the
For
in
7,1 (E. W.)
Inc.—Earnings Higher—
.Bargain Town, U.S.A.
,
will be
rate
1963.
promissory notes would be used to
construction program and to. maintain
an
adequate working cash
position.
The company estimates its
construction program for the period August 1, 1962 through June
301, 1963 at $2,900,000 of which approximately $1,600,000 will be
spent for work on the high voltage interconnection between Black
Hill's system and Consumers Public Power District of Nebraska.
7
Black Hills Power & Light is an electric utility serving areas in:;
western South Dakota and eastern Wyoming—V. 192, p. 495.
7 \
t'.j"v.v%,v7.Y'%7%"* Y-Yyy
■
";7!-77-77'777777'7.:
Hills
Black
banks
the new
and
be
finance
-
of
Governments
African
the
of
interest
the
agreement,
or
months, and in any event would not mature later than Oct. 31,
Moore, Chairman of Bankers Trust, its
subsidiary, the Bankers International Corp., is planning an association
with the Societe Generale of Paris and other European
financial institutions, as well as certain African interests, in the
formation
of
banks
incorporated in the Ivory Coast, Senegal,
Cameroun
York
New
According to William H.
following
the
the prime commercial rate in either
Minneapolis at the time of the oorrowing. The notes
issued from time to time for periods not exceeding 12
fourth of one percent above
one
Co.—Proposed African Affiliates—
Bankers Trust
According to
$1,200,000;
>
line
trunk,
"Plymouth is on
its fine reputation
Bank* of
National
roof
new
roomier
said in its application
^
^
promissory notes -presently outstanding.
Black Hills 7
that it has a credit agreement with the First
Black Hills for short-term borrowing of up to 7
in
$600,000
scientists and-engineers backed by the best
is possible to attract.
He noted that the
company had spent $969,000 of its own money—approximately -8 V» %
of its sales—on advanced research and development in fiscal 1962.—
V. 195, p. 1659. ;
v'
^
fully dynamic team of
administrative team it
Monday, September 24, 1962
...
Chrysler Corp.—Unveils 1963 Car Line—
no market surveys have been conducted, there is no
that the Turkey Log will be accepted by the public or
as¬
that
will be able to successfully compete with producers of
meat products. There are approximately eight to ten
worth of $1,713,652 for the year ended
Aug.. 31, 1961.
Bicor an- V
similar turkey products on the market.
These competing products,
ticipates a sales total of $1.5 million for the year ending Oct. 31,
sell at wholesale in the approximate price range of from $.69 per
'1962.
-% 77
7
7~
;
pound on up to $.90 per pound or more. The Turkey Log is sold:
r
Reiner's principal products are machinery for hosiery and trico
at the present time at wholesale price of $1.05 per pound.
Whole
knitting.
It
also
imports
schiffli
embroidery
machinery..1 Then
dressed
turkeys
are
usually sold in the approximate wholesale;
acquisition of Reiner, its licenses, patents, -royalty agreements and
Plymouth;.Division, said,
' 7.77Yi//;:..;/,^;'7;7a;7-7..j7/ 7'%price range of from $.39 to $.42 per pound.
' •
rea! estate including three plants
Y'However,. while. we have made a distinctive appearance change
totalling 60,000 square feet, is
-Y As a group management is relatively inexperienced in the food;
in Chrysler we have retained
for cash.
Reiner will operate as a- wholly owned
the traditional big car apneal and 7
subsidiary with
processing and marketing business with the exception of Mr. George
its present management.
*?ngineei'ing which has seen Chrysler register continuous sales gains,'
»
y
\
J
who is generally familiar with the
type of business the company
over the past ..four years," Mr. Briggs said.
Making the announcement, Alfred G. Biberfeld, Bicor President/
In 1953 Chrysler main-proposes
to operate.
•
7»
YY'-,7
said
the
tains its policy of building only full-size cars.
Reiner
operations
will
7
'
greatly broaden the
scope
oi
As ~ of
March
31,
1962,
the company, had
current
assets
of
-7 Also-new is a warranty-for five years or 50,000 miles,, which-";
machinery Bicor sells to the textile industry and will enable Bicor
$11,506.98 and current liabilities of $13,596.20.
to broaden the range of machines it
ever-comes
first, to cover the major power train components on
imports, from Metalmeccanica,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
•
S. R. L., the giant -Italian
all 1963 Chrysler automobiles sold in the'United States and Canada^
textile machinery company that" pro¬
duces Bicor*s embroidery units.
Chrysler in the first of the-medium price cars to offer such .ex¬
Authorized
Outstanding
Bicor is the nation's
tended owner protection.
Y :r
>
leading" importer of embroidery machinery
Common
stock
($1
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
par)
and the second largest producer .of
Chrysler retains its model line-up which proved so successful
—V. 195 P. 2697.
embroidery.
Reiner imported
7:
>
the country's first embroidery machine in 1903
in
1962. "The
Newport,
a~ full-sized,
lower
priced car.
wiil be
and has since im¬
offered as a 4-door sedan, 2 and 4-door. hardtop, convertible coupe
ported or manufactured 80% of embroidery machinery in operation
Cincinnati Enquirer Building Associates — Securi¬
and 6- and 9-passenger station wagon.
here, it is estimated.
vY
r
The. 300 series, a popular
Among the textile manufacturers using other Reiner
gntry. in-the growing performance sports car market, will be avail- j
ties Offered—Pursuant-to a Sept. 17, 1962 prospec¬
machinery
able in three body styles;- 2 and 4-door hardtops and a convertible,
are
Burlington Mills, "Celanesey J. P. Stevens, Collins & Aikman/
tus, Fifth Avenufe Associates Ltd., 475 Fifth Ave., New
and Deering Milliken.
coupe.
The "New Yorker, "built for the motorist who wants the
•
./• •
York City, offered publicly $1,275,000 of this comultimate in. medium price car luxury, will have
Reiner machinery; is" imported from
a' 4-door
sedan,
Italy, Switzerland. Germany
a 4-door hardtop and 6-and 9-passenger station
and England.
The Tcorftpany also manufactures aircraft and de¬
wagons.
A Chrysler
pany's additional limited partnership interest, at
range
Y
.
_
An
surance
the
company
other turkey
look of -elegance distinguishes the 1963 -Chrysler'
Which goes on displav in dealer showrooms on Wednesday, Sent. 26.
Y "We have been told by architects and
design authorities an* many ;7
fields that the 1953 Chrysler embodies the best of contemporarydesign and is in many ways a leader in this area,". C. E. Briggs,Chrysler Corp. Vice-President and general manager of the Chrysler- 7
entirely
new
.
.
.
,
-
.
.
.
.
.
.
<
,
.
.
...
,
,
.
.
..
.
'
-
-
,
-
-
.
f
-
fense
components under sub-contract.—V.
193,
p.
300J
1555.
14
•
Black Hills Power & Light Co.—Plans Note Sale—
On
Sept.
14,.
1962
the
Federal-Power .Commission
received
an-
appJicatien from Black Hills Power & Light Co. of Raoid
City, S D,
seeking authorization to issue $1,2Q0,Q00 unsecured promissory notes.
Included in the $1,200,000 principal amount'of the notes are
:
-
'
will
models
be
in
introduced
six
later
in
New Plymouth Line—
All-around-
wider,
the
year.
In
all,
Chrysler
appealing
new
-
.styling
>
< <
$5,000
gives
the
1963
Plymouth
-
-
-.
a
,
the 1963
stylish
a
..
per
unit.
'
Net proceeds will be used for debt
,.
.
longer look.
.
*'. . . : v
inches longer and an inch wider than last year,
has a completely new body design, featuring
Three
Plymouth
offers
body types.
repayment and
working capital.
BUSINESS—The
*
of
for
the
the
State
of
purpose
partnership
Ohio
in
Oct.
was
1961.
of acquiring fee
duly
The
organized under the laws
partnership was formed
title to .the office building
known
Volume 196
the
as
Number-6197
.
.
The Commercial md Financial Chronicle-
.
Enquirer:Building, located at 617 Vine St;;/Cincinnati, Ohio,
which is in the heart of
who
close of J business Oct. 31, at- the rate of three-tenths of
for.each share of preference stock outstanding.—V.
196,
.
the downtown business district of Cincinnati.
The
general
the
partners,
Partnership,
have
control
Prodis,
Edward
are
full
of
Rene
E.
the
operations
Frank
partnership acquired
title- to
fee
The
Avenue
is
affiliated
Associates
The
with
either
the
partnership
; 68
based-
snare
a
$131,000,
38
or
the
at
•
close of
Deer-Park
Ltd.
Ice-box
price for the Enquirer Building was $3,050,000- of
cash and the balance by acquiring title,
first mortgage having at the closing date a principal
balance of
$1,287,086
held
by
the Prudential Insurance Co.
of
America, a second mortgage having a principal balance of $752,500
Baking
cookies,
Should
be
obligated
will
receive
not
refinancing
any
mortgage
existing mortgage
to repay the total
of
the
total
CAPITALIZATION
although
mortgage
proceeds.
GIVING
the
'
'
EFFECT
Authorized
Firet
mortgage
held
which' is
The
Partnership
FINANCING!
Outstanding
Prudential
by
$1,700,000
—
Purchase
third; lhtge. held
by Lasro. Corp., standing, non-in¬
terest bearing, due Nov. 1, 1974_
Additional
—V.
limited
195,
15,000
60,000
1,275,000
"Lady
_j„
60,000
.*—
1,275,000
partners—
This Cleveland
a
months
variety 'of
a
which
Clair"
sold
are
names.—V.
Danish-style
under
195,
"Deer
863/
p.
arid
Park/'
/
also stated
;.
•
v
-
/
>
'
1962,'
compared
as
period for 1961.
Tnis increase,
David
pointed out, is almost twice as much as
the
to
? <
" *
'
same
Net. earnings
da1
for the first quarter also broke records/..with.ia
increase over last.:year.
ed,
Net profit, after taxes; totaled $51-,482,
r
-
ye^rs;
•
;7
' '
of
said
sales
volume
for
April
!'
30,
May.
the
that
Cle-Ware's
the.
1963.
Cle-Ware
this
whu-n
predicted
fiscal
greatest
110,000
\.,r-
73
Over
at
-
Kar-Kare
Investment
automotive
1962
in
products
Clair
Ave..,
CeusolidatedBowlingr Corp.-1—Sales, Net Rise Sharply
*
/,
.
The
corporation
fiscal
-.
ended
year
closed.
"
profits
ivtt
135Vo
There
Grbgs
196a,
operating
to
rose
of.
its
sales
■
and
owns
lanes,
36
or
'•
?
in
■
.,77",
the
cents
earnings
annual
operates
United
the
Gellman
the
and
share,
a
of
an
15 ...cents
from
'
*
.
largest
bowling
34
States.
This
centers,
There
of
operator
are
-
with
•
was
bowlifg
total
of
in
a
<
of
that
the
,.<■
league
,•
,
the
of
many
of
significant: sources/of revenue,- tHat* will
t' e. years ahead, were not available in the
said.—V. 195, p. 1095.
-
of
write
number of States in which .the; company is
business.
,
-
-
,
^
'
Report—
'
.
Inc.
Miller
to
.
A
j
.
The States
in
which'Consumers is
qualified to sell
now
said
the
and
Eugene
Miller -revealed
at
:
expanded
a
founded
enabled
with
•
Months'
Report—
'
sales_______
Profit
Net
before
in
in
1951
industry, for
and
of information handling.—V.
outstanding
—V.
195,
-Aamtal '
Lctpiidi.,-
.
Ended
volume
-
types,
1
-
180,095
'
170,895
$0.32
$917
Motors
July
"
.
1952 "*
t
Doc
Inc.: to
venture." '
$32,900,000
2,448,475
1,072,236
1,169,862
455,000
;
-
.
Earnings per share,
—V.. 195,
-
p.
based
3,300,000
on
outstanding,
2701.
the
went
from
outstanding. /
according
to
the
gOv-
Washington,
greatly
190, p.
increased
'
_
P.
"•
'
6t) 573
ball- point
pens
are
on
sales
,
,
last
for
of $45,476,869.
with $62,627,000 for
'
year.
the
corresponding
,
,
r
third
the
•
•
Broadway
Engaged "in
is
manufactured-in.
pens.
will
dividend
1382.
that
announced
dividend
depend
its
upon
the
board
December
year-end
\
'
-
at
of
directors
results,"
/,
voted
to
amount
meeting.. /'The
of
he said.—V.
'
"
194,
\ '
Discount Center,"
which offer
ment
and
store
to the
public
"
and
Carolina.
'
%'
variety
located
in
merchandise
Pennsylvania and
one
a
broad line of departprices, Two stores
discount
at
each
.
in Maryland
and
South
,
v
PROCEEDS—Neb
proceeds from the stile'of the-common* will be*
used
principally to, exand the/ company's operations- through the
opening of/hew discount-centers,/or.e of which is" to be located in
/ .Williamsport, • Pa,,, and, the others
being/'tentatively
N.. C„. and Savannah,, Ga.
planned
for
// Fayettesvilie,
REVENUE®—G. M. S.
the six
Stores
Reported net: earnings of $63,148 for
sales of $1,588,011, ak cdin-
months ended Jan. 31,- 1962, and
paned with met earnings of $48,505 and sales; of
comparable period of the'Prbyi&Ub-yea-r^r-,\i
,
the
',
The
$1,514,022-lor the
'
/
/'
CAPITALIZATION' GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
'
wide
a
also
stock
BUSINESS—G. M. S.
Stores, with executive offices at
19
West
34th St.,
New York City, through its wholly-owned subsidiaries,
presently operates four discount centers under the name "Tri-State
•
/
,
a
18, 1962, Preiss, Cinder & Hoffman,/Inc., New
City, as sole underwriters, announced that' the
initial, public offering by G. M. S. Stores, of 140,000
shares of its common stock at $4 per share was over¬
subscribed and the books closed.
!
'•
speed
k
,
.
$91,-
York
r
;
shapes,
variety, of
■
sizes
.
company,
_Z_;
$0.35
$0.14
>;
.
/
7
"•//'* •:/
also
4
'!
Co.—Proposed Stock Split—To
Redeem Preferred—
packages designed by the companv. Custom packaging for vari¬
outlets. such as variety, supermarket, and drug store chains, is
'.
Ontario shopping center, leased to Woolco
Mortgage Corp., Chicago.
done
by the company.
"7 Gateway Sporting Goods Co.—Debentures Offered
company's Koll point pens are primarily!, designed to sell* at
ball
—On Sept.- 21, 1962, Stern Brothers & Co., Kansas
prices ranging from 5 cents to 29 cents per pen. ': a small
portion of the pens manufactured by. the company are• designed io77 City, Mo., and associates,-offered publicly $2,000,000
sell at slightly higher retail prices: /;•
; 1 .■/"■..
of this firm's 5%% convertible subordinated deben¬
During the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1961,. sales of ball ooint
pens accounted for approximately 65%/of total sales, pen compo¬
tures, due Sept. 1, 1977, priced at par and accrued
TU.
The
retail
t'.ipoK- :,V;
Crown Cork & Seal
-
com¬
v
•
;..
ous
/
V;"
for approximately 19% of such sales', and imprinted
advertising specialty pens accounted for approximately 16% of
sales.'
During the eight months ended June 30, 1962 such
products accounted for 56% ,- 18%
and" 26%, respectively, of such
nents accounted
*
,
'
interest.
r
or
On
Sept.. 20,
common
The
called
shares
1962,
as
soon
in
On
said
as
the
directors
W
a
.
authorized
March .31,
also
;.
-
■
to
effect
Cork
split
>
meeting
the
of
the
had
company's
' /
"
'
stockholders
split
and
1,081,983
will
be
the
necessary
to
8,000,000
from: 2,000,000
common
Crown
approved
to
voted
..
special
practicable
outstanding.
Directors
the
4-for-l.
company
increase
shares.
stock
*
'rCAPITALIZATION
par
redemption
/:.„,
,
GIVING
EFFECT
comnion
Installment
_
call for
./.,*
:
$2.50
of
all
promissory
notes
due
outstanding
1962-1964
of the company's $2.cumulative- convertible
preference stock.' /Equipment loan
on
Oct. 31, at $38 per share plus accrued dividends of
25 cents
Sundry indebtedness—.
per share.
-.
."
"
' ''
*•'
Common
stock
(50
cents--par
The preference stock may be converted into common
up to the .
—V. 195, p: "217/C"'
a
TO
,'v
-
.
PRESENT
Authorized
;
-
•
v
.
.
v,
.
'
Net
eral
<:
proceeds will be added to the company's gen-
funds.
,
BUSINESS—The
FINANCING
~7incorporated
Outstanding '
:
of 1321 Main Street, Kansas City, was
laws of Delaware on .May 25, I960,-to
company,
under- the
acquire, pursuant to a plan of reorganization, all-of the outstanding
-
of 17 affiliated corporations which comprised a busi¬
originally founded in.1918.by Mr. Louis A. Cumonow, president
of the Board. - These corporations were acquired on
capital stock
-
/
shares
..
-
" such
sales.
- v
$49,000
/
162,804
V 71,968
1,000,000 shs.
777;
Earnings for the
V"
Sept.
.
-v■'
•
(
...
:7;;:
v::", G. M. S. Stores# Inc.—Offering Oversubscribed-—On
D.
1733.
v
corresponding nine months in 1961.
New orders
the first three quarters totaled $136,644,000, against
'
continue
!
;/;77
com¬
a
Sharply—
849,545' shares, outstanding;
share,
a
Fluor
Mr.
particularly
>
manufacture* and -sA-le- of inexpensive -ball- point
the
pens, i
and
$49,591,663
-
shares
declare
'
1961
Earnings before Federal and state inc. taxes
mon
the
for
•'Results
p;
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
31—
Net
•
$149,527."
to
shares,
shares
future,
the
-
90,570
•
•
;•
sales
.income
the
B
-in
$4,982.501/%
/ */;•
i1"-/Authorized
.
Outstanding
and colors. In addition to refillable ball point
7 8% debentures due July 1,. 1965_/__
$88,000 !
/
$88,009
manufactures- non-refillable • (pencil-type)" ball / Common stock (10c
par)/—750,000 shs.
335,000 shs.
point pens, novelty ball point pens-(such as pens attached to letter
—v. 195, p. 2147.
\« /•/;///*'/'"/,:;'■
\y:7:v-. :
openers and magnifying glasses) and advertising specialty ball point
pens imprinted with customers' advertising messages. The company
Gateway 7 Plaza Shopping Center—Mortgage Sold
also sells pen components to other pen manufacturers'.
Mecha ical
pencils are also manufactured by the company for sale separately 7-Privately—On Sept. 21,
1962, it w as reported^ that a
or
as
part of pen and pencil sets to advertising specialty jobbers.
$1,385,000 25-year first mortgage loan on this' WindThe company also manufactures and sells non-refillable
felt-tiuped
marking pens/' The company's products are sold either in bulk or
sor,
and
other tenants,1 had been sold; privately by Advance
^-are
packaged for sale-in* a large variety of point-or-sal3 displays
-
530,000
on
for
$119,774
class
common
to
"
2701.
p.
(based
shares)___—~--~L
Continental
Period
Net
share
com.
on
months
'
Sept. ,17," 1962 prospectus^ .Frank Karasik & Co.,
York City, offered publicly 90,000 shares
company's
1961.
.
347.437
z
per
from
25%
excluding
449,126
.
subsidiaries
$4,366,341
quarter were encouraging and about as we
y .anticipated," J. R, Fluor,
President, said, "We expect to sliow;:cdn7/tinued improvement in- the fourth quarter."
.
/
Net
$12,667,895 $17,045,000
taxes
income
Earnings
on
from
,
1962
________________________
increased
share,
totaled $13,389,000, compared
three
common stock at $3 per share./
proceeds, estimated -at. $216,000,/ will be used
for reducing the company's indebtedness and working
.
V-
.
Period Ended July 31—
Net
10%
rose
encouraging
share
a
/
compared
various
operations—"a
science-oriented
.
and
This compares, with
net earnings of $623,621, or 73 cents a share, on sales of $35,234,701
"for the third quarter of 1961. New orders received "in the quarter
*.
of this firm's
Nine
—
Industrial
,
$1,238,292
contracts
of profitable
BUSINESS—The; company
Engineering Corp.
" '
'
v
designer-of
-
Inc.,. New
•-
,
&
taxes
cents
30
24 cents
or
Duro.Pen Co./Inc.—Common 'Offered—Pursuant to
a
are
Continental Aviation
J'
Up 25%—
and
'$125,359,000 for the equivalent period one year ago. The engineering-ccnscruction firm's backlog of uncompleted work at' July 31 was
approxiriiately $144,000,000, compared with $122,000,000 ii, year
earlier.
'
Third-quarter operations resulted in net earnings ol' $203,956,
:
.
totaled
period
modest' profit
for
government
accuracy
insurance
California, Colorado," Idaho,. Illinois, Indiana, Iow-a, Kentucky,
Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas,
Washington and Wyoming-. •• •
*
' •
8,000
company has- reported consolidated niet earnings of $214,658
nine months ended July 31, 1;962'. This is equivalent to 25
014,279
v
,
Canada
common
to
received during
previous period—an: increase •'of
said/; He attributed a large share
Miller
new
::;!lli77
»
,
tne
are
in force-is more than $58,000,COO.
Or. Dec. 31, 1961, insurance in force totaled
$37-,319,441.
The
company's, first application was .written less than five years ago, on
April-7, 1958'. "
;
comparable period last year were $1,602,942, or $1.89 a share.
Consolidated
net
sales
were
$129,571,416, compared with
for. the
Mr.
achievement
of
need
qualified
the year to date ,that insurance
and
after
per
.cents
.
^/7
prolit
for
,
Homsby Mims, Executive Vice-President, reported also .that Con- I;
sumers has passeil 'thd $23,000,000 mark in total-paid; for business
lor
States
,'/ The
V
C., became
a subsidiary of Benson-Lehner Corp.. .Santa Monica,
Calif.-, in 1959,
but was spun off last; October.
The company/is a pioneer in infor¬
mation
retrieval
(IB), a new industry developed, to supply the
company has announced its admittance to conduct business
two additional States—Minnesota and Pennsylvania.
This brings
10 the total
;
Fluor Corp., Ltd.—Earnings Down
to
were
-10-year-unbroken recoi-d
notable
Consumers National Life Insurance Co.-—Expansion
to
r
past
.V; /z
„>r.
.,
_
v
President
-
12-month
the
50%,
increase
this
Mr.
a
/
„
The
to
30,
$828,635
Documentation,
in
/
'
13,000
13,000
/
New
agencies.
for - the year—$1.787—represent a decrease from the
previous period figure-of $7,489, due--, largely, the' chief executive
noted, to costs incurred in corporate reorganization, new contract
'.'start ups,"
moving to new facilities and charges resulting from
increased research and development ■ on commercial products.
f
-
year' just ended,"- he
•
De-
Earnings
--
.
1962,
ernment
.;
new houses were opened
•
last fall.
'.'Consequently, :
contribute to earningin-:
season
for
sales
total
a
approximately
two .centers
also
ni«.
...
in
one
ended June
Gross
to
r
•
March,
,
;
;
with
share..
per
in
company
.
meeting that sales for the first 1962-63
almost double the-same period last
year-—-$527,488 as compared to $276^606./
/
>
t In the first report of the firm as an independent, public-owned
corporation, Mr. Miller noted the past year, ended March 31, 1'962,
was
one
of
"extraordinary achievement" with the- award of.' a
major government contract in information retrieval accompanied by
growth of the - company into one of the largest organizations of Its
kind here and abroad ■
/"r
/ •
' /
/
net
•
compares'
$0.61
;
'
8,000
8,000
,
a
outstandiuga:
$4,378,888 in liscal
-Z-K'-'V
8,000
pany-spokesman, is the fact , tha-c- orders 'received increased 3% '
from- $4,886,094 to $5,280,900 during the -first twelve Weeks ending
July 22. This is traditionally a slow period for the industry,
Lawrence
R.
Greenliaus,:/Vice-President—Marketing, said
that
the rise in sales was largely attributable to increased demand for
complete process control systems in the petroleum,-chemical, paper,
and food industries. Systems sales to Industries and municipalities
concerned
with
the: problem
of water pollution
also showed
a
marked increase.—VY 195, p. 2821.
-
stockholders
annual
the
increase ..of
or
$347,809,
—8,000
Co
year which began May<1-/-;.
-/'•/'•; ;/<■ ■
Snipments of'the 'company and - consolidated
24-cents
10
to'stockholders of recbrd Oct. 1,
1962.*-"This is the. ipitial dividend; ,paid .by
Md., company.
same /time,
Doc
the
At
dis-
Italy.
A year, ago, the company
with. 400. lanes, in- operation in the-Us S.,
noted
start
its
in
report
common, stock
nation's
one-abroad.
Mr.
after
-i1.
Bowling,
.
and
and
Bethesda,
&
'
■
.
fiscal
•
sale,s- highH8ht the. annual • report to stockhoiderq issued by- this
.
quarter,
$11,703,054
167%
operation in Canada
..had but. 13 centers,
i-.
.
Gellman,
President, informed stockholders
that
Income before depreciation and interest deductions
Consolidated
1,300
,
company's
$2,706,959, amounting to $1.23 per ishare.
1961 net operating • income of'$1,354,184, or
centers,
.
(
preceding- yaer's net
2,220,442 shares of
increase
E.
Jack
the
'
,,
doubled
1962,
'
are
revenues
an
30,
-
$819,469,
■ were
the
over
share.
than
more
June
J;
,
;:/'~v.'/
Shares
—21,000
municipal process control systems has reported new/highs in con¬
solidated:-shipments and' earnings for .the first twelve weeks of its
year
year
.• '
of
any
j
../. ■"
■.
This' (international --manufacturer
•
of "extraordinary achievement" while maintaining a 10unbroken record of profits and enjoying a 50%
increase in
A
if
1145.
193, p.
Particularly
Documentation Inc.—Annual
ifv;
..
;
Fischer & Porter Co.—Net
/
•
re-
cdftipany recently amrounced its flrsfdividend
corpor»;ior:...rV,,.X96|
two
buildings,
Cleveland.—-V. Ia5,
space
77,-/7
severally
below,
"
Scherck, Richtcr Co.
EtrauSi Blosser &'McDowell
; —V.
•"
of
$70P,000 loans made in the
organizations in the New Jersey and
15,
*
OrviS Brothers & Co.
.'
cents-per; sl^atfe
payable,qn Oct.
forth
Mackail & coe
.
■
'.
areas,
The Englewood
,\t
•
-
estate
have
respective- number
set
H. Herttz & Co.^/
/'""
Corp;—-
approximately
to
real
shareholders, jlo
;
;
warehouse
106Q4 St.
...
*
to
i York
stores,
products.
occupies
ft.
sq.
V.V./-
the
added
year
Industries
chain
discount
"
'
•
to
raises
the
company
.
Goodbody
'
noted,
month
named below
company
Ferris & CO.—
/ /'"/'
•
-
*
D2mpsey"Tegeler.& Cq., Inc.—13,000
■
a
publicly-held
a
the
of .the
Bear, Stearns & Co..
p
u
•
highest
which ends
-
became
r'
'
underwriters
from
\•
!
velopers SBIC has committed and distributed approximately: $2,600,000 in loans.
The lodn to Investment Ventures, Inc., Mr. Rothman
the
" year
-
chemicals
automotive
totals
now
Cle-Ware
lol-i..
the
the
was
is engaged in the sale of engine components,
brake and suspension parts, electrical and ignition
jobbers and distributors.
p.
he
>
and various
totaling
months
and
Industries
Cie-Ware
line,
three
during
company
it
Since
first
history,
-
exhaust systems,
systems
in
declared
in
*
■
common. stock
purchased:
/
.
dividend
*
•
purchase
to
..shares
Federal licensee'*under the Small 'Business**
an compared to $33,468 for
the same period last year, Mr. Adelman
investment Act of 1958, specializes in loans to companies. involved
said.
First
quarter
earnings
per - share
for 196:. were equal .to
•
in ^a-1 estate development1; .including,, motels, hotels," home cOmmucents,- compared to 3 V* cents per share for the like periodc
1Tities, apartment and office buildings, industrial parks and general
1961v based;on 393,583 shares, outstanding; which reflected.a 5%
C0iigtrUctioji, •
■
"
•
• *''
-•
r*
- - - ••
quarter
•
UNDERWRITERS—The
;r1/7/"N-'7■ i"''i
Developers, which is
,
-
follow:
agreed
/Net"
54%.
*
capital stock of the company was listed
Excnange under the symbol EAi—«V. 196,
Ydrfc Stock
7
The loan-was granted for a period
Jersey.
1962i the
19,
•
/ Profit
;seqtions. of .New
56.991
226,052
,
Sept. 14 of 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock
$12.50 per share.
Additional financing details
>
■
Inc./ real estate organization-located- in- Orange, N- J.-■
The loan will be used for capitalization, improvement and
Adelman;
Vice-President;-./.<•
the average annual sales
250,000
taxes»iV^-4---ri-i;-.---'
at
,
7 4
'
GeorgC Rothmah,-President of this fin^lewoo'd, Ni' j. company, has
announced completion of k loan of $350,000 to Investment Ventures,
disclosed./
Mr.. Adelman
18.379
i 56,991
•
Business
M *
Income
/
United
first
115,370
15,300
Details—Our Sept. 17, 1962 issue reported the sale on
:
v
stock
taxes-fix--,.
>'
Electronic " WholesitrerSi Inc.—Additional Financing
-
man.
1961
$1,451,945
39,248
'
are
-
Sept.
io5o.
p.
a
Small
Makes Loan—
record-breaking
31,
1962-7
/
taxesn—
Electronic Associates, Inc.—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
On
von-the New
The
States;
Developers
Inc.—Sales-Up 44.4%; Net 54%
July
income
.
.
ended
income
Adjusted net profit or (loss
i-LV. 195, p. 1806.
■ '
date, Monday,- Nov. '19, corresponds with that
previously set for. Detroit Edison's annual informational meeting
lor share-owners which this year will be -designated as a special
stockholders meeting.—V. 191, p. 383.
7
"77;W'; TfV? ,V
warehouse distributor of automotive equipment, has
44.4%
increase in net- sales for the
announced
first
of
7/
cents to 60 cents a share.
55
United
-
Cle-Ware Industries,
three
633,914
15,009
7- :/
4.
p.
910,414
—
Federal
for
/tract net of
•
Announcement-of
the
2-for-l
stock
split came
from
Edison
president Walker L. Cislei1 fallowing*a' meetingof tlie/boa*d;> TlieK
board
took
action
permitting the holding of some annual and
special meetings of stockholders in Michigan and elsewhere in the
$1,222,094
money
General partnersLimited partners..—
Federal
Less:- provision for loss on Governtaerit cori-
compared
=
Co., interest 4V2%, due
1974-<.
1,
70%
$400,000,000.
board
from
Insurance
Nov.
Months' Report—
/
"
outstanding
present Intention of considering' at its
November meeting, the declaration of a quarterly dividend' of 30
cents a share on the new stock, payable in January, 1963, subject to
earnings and other factors * influencing dividend' policy. "This Is
equivalent, to increasing the quarterly dividend on the present stock
'
PRESENT
TO
shares
Stockholders -virill be a&ked to vote at a special meetihg Nov.* 19.
Detroit, on a 2-for-l stock;/split proposal, reducing the par
value of the company's common stock lrom $20 to $10 per sharfe,
and changing each share'now outstanding into two shares of the
new stock.
7 /,/.-'77777'//
:'' V.
v.,. 7 >,t
'.77? V
..;/ *
The" changes would' not Affect' the total authorized common stock
-
result in net proceeds
the partnership would
obligations,
7
••
23,948
in
held
excess
-1
income before
Provision
Detroit Edison Co.—Proposed- Stock Split—
V ' ;
by Southern Industries &
Investment Co.
and
subse
purchased by Tenney
and by executing and; delivering
to
the seller
a
purchase money third mortgage In the sum of
$910,414.
The
partnership may be
required to pay substantial
portions of any net cash proceeds from mortgage refinancing to
in
outstanding,
342,000
on
year.
manufactures
about
"Kungsholm"- and
,<
a
quently
Tenney.
shares
share,
a
the previous fiscal
which $100,000 was paid in
then
352,000
on
cents
'
purchase
subject to
+'%>
were
cents
with
Fifth
or
Assistance Corp.—Six
sales™_____^:_/-^---_——i,r $1,105,295
Net
has reported that sales and earnings' for the fiscal
July 28, 1962, were the highest in the company's history.
$3,463,000 against $1,986,000 for the- preceding year.
earnings for the fiscal year amounted to $239,000, equal to
Net
1961, from a subsidiary of Tenney Corp.- The property
to Tenney Corp., a publicly-owned
real estate corpo¬
which will operate the building.
Neither Tenney nor its
subsidiaries,
Electronic
Net
company
Sales
net-leased
ration,
•
•
/year ended
Building oh
the Enquirer
'
5
.
Deer Park; Baking Cdv—Record Sales, Earnings-—
-,
.
October -26,
is
1144.
Period Ended July 31—
Callen. The limited partners are Raphael Cohen, William Greenwald,
Herman Reisman and Alex' Leibowitz;
-Messrs. Prodis, Callen. and
Frank are also the subordinated limited partners.
,/•
The
share
one
p.
of
Robinson
and
(1241)
-
333,500 shs.
ness
b-
arid
Chairman
June 30, 1960, as wholly-owned subsidiaries.
7-. .The various.phases of ihe business are conducted
■
owned
subsidiaries operating
as
'
through whollyindependent and separate units/
V,
J;
|t
1
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1242)
Monday, September 24, 1962
.
.
.
m
The
and
Gilbert
is principally a retail organization specializing in
photographic equipment, toys, wheel goods, luggage
lines.
The company operates a chain of
company
sporting goods,
precise
discount store,
a
division
and
f
,
B
($2.50).
stock
common
elected
Mr.
of
,
our
in
2,000,000
y
238,986 shs.
240,000 shs.
Corp.—Units Offered—Pursuant
companies
whether
to
with
a
products
line
discount
leased
didn't
BUSINESS—The
since
corporation
is
holding
a.
of Gessler
Sales, Inc.
and
produced
has
1954,
and
Period
products,
New
and
earnings
sells
Andrea
hotel
Net sales for
restaurant
and
Products,
Inc.,
in
leased
operates
&
executive office of
Jamaica, N. Y.
GIVING
the
EFFECT
payable
acceptances
the
in
&
that
in
TO
PRESENT
subordinated
Nov.
Common stock
FINANCING
contained
the
terms
the
and
subject to
underwriting
agreement,
best
a
the
efforts
the conditions
following
basis,
named
sell
to
to
"Black Satin"
the
is
their
shall
underwriters
respective
act
agent
as
forth
set
are
op¬
&
Units
■■
100
Edward N. Siegler & Co.
Hampstead Investing Corp.
Rubin, Rennert & Co., Inc.-^100
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.
A.
L. A; Caunter & Co
Inc« 1,315
Co..,
Co
Carno
&
Co.,
Hartzmark
195,
Inc
Co.,
s75
60
&
p.
Co.,
1311.
Inc
Moss
Wachtel
50
■
±
50
Hartnett
50
skin
50
each
& Co
&
nail
and
Corp.—May Sell Ethyl Corp.—
Chemical
Guardsman
name,
Varnish in Delaware under
Coatings, Inc., has been ap¬
proved.
the
pany's
offices,
holders
meeting of shareowners held Aug. 30,
special
of
1350
360,213
Steele
Ave.,
S.
W.,
Grand
Rapids,
Mich.,
the
shares,
of the outstanding
representing 80.3%
represented in person or by proxy.
The vote for re-incorporation was 74.8%
of the total outstanding
stock and 93.2%
of those voting.
448,438 shares,
The
vote
were
for
the
stock
option
plan
was
77.6%
of
the
total
out¬
standing stock and 96.6%
Grand
its
of those voting.
Varnish will continue to operate under its present
Jan.
1, 1963, at which time it will officially continue
Rapids
until
name
operation
ings,
under
its
charter
new
as
Guardsman
Chemical
for
Coat¬
These
Arranged—The
has
company
consummated
announced
that
it
Plus
line
of hair
"
are
the
income
$1.22
has
long-term
financing of $2,000,000
for 15 years at 6% interest, from two insurance com¬
panies, Southwestern Life Insurance Co. of Dallas,
Texas, and Life Insurance Co. of Richmond, Va.
—V. 194, p. 114.
a
to
tolerance
increased
ponents
unique
—V.
by .18.1%, stockholders
:/,''i V/;:/..■
were
Inc.,
Net
Guardsman
Chemical
Coatings, Inc.—New Name—
income
Parts
of
Heli-Coil
Corp.
in
the
the
for
in the similar period
Inc.
of
Stamford,
year
a
will
Conn.,
*
in
field
of
precision
microwave
for
electro-forming,
communications
leading
537.
p.
con¬
producing
electronic
systems
and
'
'■
&
Mobile
Ohio
&
RR.—Equipment
Trust
Cer¬
tificates Offered—On Sept. 20, 1962 Salomon Brothers
& Hutzler, New York City, and associates announced
of
they were awarded at competitive sale an issue
of
$4,140,000 ^Gulf, Mobile &'.'Ohio 4% equipment
trust certificates, series K, on a bid of 98.64 for the
4% coupon. A competing bid of 98.4416 for the cer¬
tificates, also as 4s, came from Halsey, Stuart & Co.
The certificates, which are non-callable, were reoffered for public sale Sept. 21, at prices to yield
from 3.25% for the April 1, 1963
maturity to 4.20%
running from April 1, 1974 to Oct.
Moody's and
They are secured by new equip¬
$5,204,786 and will mature in
Poor's.
ment estimated
rated Aa by both
are
1
and
Oct.
from
1
clusive.—V.
196,
April
1,
$138,000 on each April
1963 to Oct. 1, 1977, in¬
Period
Net
Ended
Profit
Net
191,
before
for
income
—V.
taxes
__
taxes
on
(loss)
per
p.
1962
___
(loss)
Earnings
time
the
common
on
_
1961
companies.
income
551,272
184,017
.___
share
(359,966)
managed
50
Specifically
Restated
the
par
of
share,
ing
to
shares
of
the
stock
common
amendment
the
50
cents
to
as
52
stock
so
as
with
to
a
value
par
provisions
authorize
not
less
of
50
relating
than
cents
to
five
the
Imperial-Western,
a
Phoenix,
Ariz,
based
nor
per
Since
of
new
management
1962,
two
took
over
the
helm
of
the
Nicoli,
acquisitions
and
finance,
in
and
ac¬
ment—Bonds
Sept.
sale,
14,
Sold
1962, it
of
Minn.,
and
awards
Samuel
reported
for
States
dollar
placement with 53
bonds
bonds.
The
institutional
States,
sale,
of
a
at par,
investors in
$100
was made by
25 countries.'
will
payment due
bear
2596.
the
fiscal
the
net
and
year
income
was
annual
amounted
to
18
cents
versus
and
the middle
in
the
a
the
of
ended
year
new
to
this
fiscal
June
high
the
according
year,
30,
1962,
of
1961
$1,423,000,
eaual
to
55
$1,329,000,
of
record
rose
to a
$23,533,000
or
Mr.
showed
company
Gainey
industrial
Rosenblatt,
step
in
of
improvement, in
both
The firm, headquartered in
school
and
college
market
said.
the
high
concerns.—V.
195,
978.
p.
.
ment
the
stock
and
announced
acquisition
cash.. He
acquisition, program
an
that
of
Paver
$4,200,000
and
Marvin
as
against
Glickman
.
been
$2,190,000
remain
Stork
by
undis¬
approval
an
this
was
under
the
study
in
for- the
active
same
manage¬
Style which will become a wholly owned subsidiary.
merger
gives
Julyn
full
line of maternity
dresses,
separates, raincoats, missy dresses,, storm coats, plus full line of
regular sportswear.
Julyn anticipates a volume of 10,000,000 for
Resultant
•+
has
the
involved
added
year,
Stork Style
volume exceeded $1,490,000 in
annual
Julyn's sales for the last six month period ending June 30,
Herman
will
president,
stated
B
time.
approximately
period last year,
pri¬
Julyn
and
class
was
interest
on
for
company,
$6,322,000
in
earnings
sales
services
directors,
some
sales.
issue
be known as the "Two-Year Bonds of 1962,"
of 3%%, payable
semi-annually, with the
April 1, 1963. The issue is dated Oct. 1, 1962
and matures Oct. 1, 1964.
Subscriptions received for the issue were greatly in excess of the
new
and
first
for
arranged
million
to
Sportswear, Inc.—Acquisition—
amount
Last
that the World Bank
which
p.
yearbooks, graduation announcements, diplomas,
trophies.
It
also
produces
executive
greeting cards
of
first
Develop¬
Privately—
was
entirely outside the United
United
&
of
195,
rings,
closed
The
firm's
basis,
reached
earnings,
board
Reconstruction
three
stores,
ments".
President,
told
shareholders
that
several
in various stages of negotiation at the
for
30
Julyn Sportswear, one of the largest producers of popular priced
maternity
sportswear,
has- acquired
Maternity
Originals,- Inc.,
nationally known and advertised as Stork Style. Firm specialty is
one and
two piece maternity sets retailing to the "upstairs
depart¬
Arizona.
company
are
Bank
more
$26,288,000 from the previous record of
Daniel J. Gainey, President, reported.
also
Julyn
'
International
five
told
share, compared
share.
class
15
com¬
&
J.
sales
dis¬
of
per
and
with
than
holding
companies, Security Trust Corp. of Phoenix,
Loan Co. of Barnsville, Ohio, have been
Building
A.
present time.
On
that
added
were
plant in
Josten's
of
Owatonna,
share.
awards
engaged in the broad fields of real estate and
primarily in the Southwest with particular emphasis upon
vate
of
it
amounted
both
divisions
of
is
pany,
in
the
total
year.
new
year,
per
number
more
financial
improvement
in
expansion
had a
company
Worcester, Mass.,
1962
in
a
of
cents
All
modified
last
peak
last
set
sales
also
the
rapid
Josten's, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Hit New Highs—
cents
(381,914)
6%
this
share
per
into
new
and to
common
that
the
31,
Howard G. Freeman, president and treasurer.
Jamesbury is a manufacturer of ball valves.
Sales
cur¬
of
so
vaule
par
said
company's
July
earnings were made despite inter¬
ruption of production and nonrecurring expenses resulting from our
1,951,732
corporation
the
in
1961.
a
cents
Earnings
the
of
the
At
alone
August
"Increases
value.
authorized
equal .to
increase
an
earned
year ago.
shareholders
fiscal
On
two
-J.i.'-
approximately
share,
a
operation, which compares with 20 at July 31
the first six months
of the
current
year
the
five large discount stores, he stated, and in the
opened
of
30,
which
at
stock
common
$258,000,
outstanding,
cents
in
In
of
meeting'.voted,
1962,
totalled
shares
six
or
President,
directors.
the
about
stores
ago.
June
reclassify each five shares of presently outstand¬
stock, par value of 10 cents, into one share of newly
common
directors
value
28,
a
field.
sales
in
refinancing
properties, during the
Sept.
par
reduced
Incorporation
10,000,000
per
be
is
period.
report.
This compares with sales of $5,903,000 and net income of $22,561
and
l-for-5 basis.
a
split
cents
shareholders
Articles
authorize
will
cents
on
reverse
months
average
opened the same day in the same community.—V.
move
stock split
shares of 10
of
$0.37
on
Sept.. 18,
1962 it was
reported
that this
Cleveland-based
closed-end investment company had acquired 250,000 common shares
retail
$102,560,
218.
p.
the
of
shares
of
company's sale
six
the
reflect
ended
Report—
shareholders •at'theij" annual
1962
outstanding
(741,8801
367,255
or
the
from
postwar
up
Jamesbury Corp.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
$16,939,083 $14,865,728
income
Ray McDermott & Co., Houston,
3,888,380 outstanding shares.
196,
reverse
9,758,658
additional
1111,
J.
15,
a
date
rently
quired.
(M. A.) Hanna Co.—New Investment-T¬
of
Sept.
Effective
People's
July 31—
sales__
Provision
On
May
1145.
p.
Hamilton Watch Co.—Six Months' Report—
from
revenues
period.—V.
approval of
;
26%
other
to
to cost
30 semi-annual installments of
derived
plus
for the
$84,323,000,
were
$73,470,
Cantor,
company
were
the
company's first quarter as a publicly-owned
comparable 1961 figures are available.
was
Shareholders
The certificates
-Standard &
no
profit
authorized
1, 1977.
months
month
Imperial-Western—Reverse Stock Split Approved—
that
for the maturities
was
properties,
3-month
.
.
in
12
year
.
Appley, Inc.—Quarterly
the
on
W.
discount
a
publicly-held real estate firm has reported a net profit of
$210,957 or $1.06 per share for the 3-months ended June 30, 1962.
The
Gulf,
....
.
Stores, Inc.—Sales Up
record highs
new
months
the
over
earnings
count
close
and
aircraft
the
and
a
six
share
a
Net
Herman
this
855.
p.
compared
Sol
ago.
make
the
months
share,
for military and civilian aircraft, aerospace
applications.
This division has been making com¬
radar,
corporation,
generated by its
parent company
manufacturer and distributor
a
1961; for the three months $496,000, or 41 cents a
with $455,000, or 38 cents a share, an increase
of 9%;
and for the 12 months, $2,264,000, or $1.90 a share, an
improvement of 34% over the $1,690,000, or $1.48 a share, earned
$2,314,140 for
quarter of 1961.
first
251%
six
totaled
quarter results, Mr. Baruch said. The acquired
precision hydraulic and pneumatic valves and is
end-products
Since
Corp., this issue.
196,
earnings .for
cents
of
This
See Grand Rapids Varnish
'1
distributors and jobbers. Powell
in the automotive after market,
to
names
Department
established
for
21
components
196,
tail
26% from $66,687,000
for the
comparable period a
year ^ ago;
for the three
months
$47,568,000, up 24%
from $38,420,000 a year ago;; and
for the 12 months $182,855,000, up 33% from $137,504,000 last year.
exclusive of any contribution lrom
which was acquired for cash toward the
outstanding
industrial
and
and
Sales
second
in
22
of
V'v1
*
six
31,
year,
the
makes
leader
systems
'•
has reported that sales, and learnings
for' the
months, and the cumulative. 12 month period through
showed advances over comparable periods in the prior
quarter,
average
Precision
company
share.—V.
per
Interstate
July
the first fiscal quarter
over
compared with $1,969,513
shares
of
1938 as
States
pipes,
"The. company
period amounted to $321,331 or 46 cents a
number of shares outstanding for the quarter,
compared with $272,021 or 39 cents a share on the average num¬
ber
exhaust
of the oldest
one
1
1
muffler
group
exhaust
company's revenues are
Powell
divisions.
The
and
400
United
.
achieved
Parts
for
the
on
of mufflers,
-
the
the
pilot
a
i
v:
meeting..
17.5%
:j;" --■-:.. •;.:;
were
other
quarter,
share
of
Parts
as
239,956, up 7%
,
.
Net
1956
dm June 30 Midas-International reported mid-year sales, of $12,over the comparable 1961 period. Profits of $657,642
reflected a 3%. rise over last year's first half.In 1961 the com¬
pany recorded. sales of $23,173,886 .and earnings. of $1,794,839 or
iJ
of the fiscal quarter, Mr. Baruch said.
He pointed out that
daily and weekly production records had been set and. that total
output for the full quarter was the best ever.
and
in
sale
the
nearly
for
throughout
acquired in 1949. It was incorporated in 1905. Its mufflers
sold through auto
wholesalers and warehouse distributors.
was
close
Sales
started
was
founded by Sherman in
Mufflers,
and
17%%; Net 18.1%—
annual
gained
earnings
■
Precision
Gar
the
at
income
net
gains
tribution
Financing
stockholders
and
informed.
Inc.
just
its Lanolin
to
Sales,
,
and other
1961
Gar
Great American Industries, Inc.—Private
and
Change;
<
franchiser
related items.
.
any
told
Sales
of
the com¬
at
products
Name
—
located
shops
'
Conn, "corporation;.'sales and earnings for its first
the three months ended July 31, 1962,V were the
first quarter in its history, Eduard Baruch, Presi¬
quarter,
dent,
re-incorporation of Grand Rapids
new
enamel
with IHP-developed pro¬
will be put into effect
that
name
change as "a recognition of
franchise organization as a major
national
specializing in
automotive
of
,
It
remainder
The
was
products, rounds out a full line of beauty products,
of which promises
to play a vital role in the broadening
of Hazel Bishop Inc."—V. 196, p. 319.
l'
fiscal
Grand Rapids Varnish Corp.—Name Change—
.At
',
the
Midas
c
the
Canada.
pipes and
for
the
nine brake
dealerships
treatment
best
-
Bishop
restaurants, each of
bar, has been running
He said that this
company."
is
Inc.
and
in
and
-This Danbury,
p. 429.
its
Hazel
Corp.
a
stated.
programs
Parts
to
Penny
Lapin
considerably
described
of
the
International
by
.-<;„(■>
,
of
Midas
shops
Club."
acquired
Heli-Coil Corp.—Sales Up
this issue.—V. 196,
Paper Manufacturing Co.,
be
Sherman
division
Including
the growth program of Hazel
recently merged with Lanolin Plus, Inc.
The Angelique acquisition is further evidence of the- corporation's
expansion into all.Rhases of the'beauty market../According to Mr.
Edell,- "'Hazel Bishopry adding la fragrance line to its lipstick
scope
General Motors
Albemarle
Morfeld,
50
Inc
,
50
•
to
.
continue
Copper
Mr.
year,
increased
be
evolution
the
,
Inc.v -which
Bishop,
50
Satin."
Angelique,
are
This
Units
of
approximately $1 million.
acquisition is another step in
stock,
names:
Bruce
.
its
famous
Also included in the acquisition
"International
called
sales
Annual
"White
and
line
men's
a
public all of the 2,000 units offered. The number of units for which
-
-
Mr.
perfumes,
four
of
excess
Chicago based automotive parts supplier has. changed its
name
to
Midas-International Corp. The name change was an¬
nounced Sept. 18, by Nate H. Sherman,
President, after a special
stockholders meeting called
to consider the. recommendation^
Hazel
manufactures
will
.This
Bishop Inc.—Acquisition—
Angelique
in
was
\
-
will
four
the
a
International
fragrance products, it was announced by Morton
Bishop President.
Pending the closing of the agree¬
expected shortly, distribution of Angelique products is being
handled by Hazel Bishop.
40,000 wts.
chain
Profits Higher—
distributors of
and
Edell,
ment,
392,000 shs.
million
and merchandising
immediately.—V. 196, p. 7.
by
planned for fall opening.—V. 195, p. 2491.
are
in
which
motion
could be
last year.
$.52 per share reported
the rise in profits for the first six
limited
the
of
.V
"
,
units,
volume
$1
volume
He indicated
1963,
and
500,000
1,500,000 shs.
on
28,
IHP
new
Total
over
The company has entered into an agreement to acquire the assets
business of Angelique & Co., Inc., Wilton, Conn., manufacturers
3,568
agreed,
have
Hazel
50,467
purchase warrants—
in
underwriters
the
Feb.
value
which with the exception of Riverside has
..
new
tional-units
$507,921
:_
par)
UNDERWRITERS—Under
v
expenses incurred in the opening
Harvey's units.
Harvey's operates soft goods stores in five midwestern states in¬
cluding Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and Ohio, and addi¬
Outstanding
$500,000
(25 cents
than
somewhat
was
of seven
deos.,
1972
15,
higher
enaing
year
of its total
about 42%
2596.
p.
operate as Copper
Penny restaurants, are located in-Garden Grove, Buena Park,
Riverside and College Grove
(San Diego), Calif.
Mr. Lapin said
that
Eugene
Cox,
IHP director of coffee shop operations,
will
have over-all direction of the Copper Penny units.
period last year. Net income after taxes
against $78,975 for the first half of fiscal
fiscal
the
original
Calif..
Ana,
The
Hirsch also emphasized that
Mr.
at
located
for
said
Lapin
Santa
.
same
earnings
nearly $800 million
are
or
195,
$750*000, but details of the acquisition were not made public. The
Copper
Pennys were formerly owned by
Mrs.
Paula Patterson,
Hirsch,
substantially
and
toys
is
company
payable—trade
acceptances
Common stock
The
Mr.
one-third of the company's annual sales and earnings.
of the Bank,
obligations.—V.
International House of Pancakes, Inc.—Acquisition
reported sales avnd earnings increases of close
July 31, 1962.
period totaled $2,831,076 as compared
as
dollar
States
Acquisition of the four unit Copper Penny restaurant chain in
California was announced by A1 Lapin, Jr., IHP President.
the six month
for the
to
Included
non-dollar obligations,
Southern
*
*
,,
^
States.
the dollar bonds and notes
United
$0.12
outstanding debt is held by investors
in the holdings of the^e inves¬
Bank's
the
United
addition to
in
tors,
previous year.
president of the 72-store midwest soft goods chain
pointed out that the first half historically represents less than
nine
in
Jersey
payable—associated persons—
convertibie
See
the
of
55%.
outside
the
Moe
England
New
_
Notes
—V.
< Over
<
to
Notes
White
billion is denominated in United States dollars and mare than $600
million in Belgian francs, Canadian dollars, Deutsche marks, Italian
lire, Netherlands guilders, sterling and Swiss francs.
93,768
$0.20
..
Bonds placed outside
3V2 %
Two-Year
of
amount
tions of
1961
$1,990,585
155,507
equal
an
United States in September, 1960. The total outstanding obliga¬
the Lank amount to about $2.5 billion of which about $1.9
the
1962.
Earnings per share rose to $0.19 om 500,000 common shares
outstanding from $0.16 on the same number of shares outstanding
Ave.,
banks
J.
1962
$3,468,672
31—
taxes—
$94,083
$2,347,043
amounted
wholly
a
departments
Authorized
Lane
mature
1
for the first half ended
to 20%
months
principal
Richard
July
after
This company has
Corp., Halmar
associated corpora¬
in New England and New
hardware,
sporting
goods,
stores
housewares,
Atlantic
posite
Completion of the current transaction will not affect the total of
Bank's outstanding funded debt, as on Oct. 1, 1962 there will
the
in ahy. other companies at present.
?
proaucts.
CAPITALIZATION
the
f
indica¬
no
.
share
all
owning
company
and
principally
operating
York.
department
it
due
,
stock
and
of
houseware
discount
7%
gave
large blocks of stock it holds in connection
purchase,
Mr. Humphrey said, nor does it
earnings
—v. 196, p. 115.
products.
states
Notes
He
any
sales
Per
Gessler, produces and sells a varied line of
The major pare ox actual manufacturing op¬
erations is performed for Gessler and Gemco by independent con¬
tractors. Haimar,
since 1951, has been a wholesale distributor of
The
sell
Ended
Net
Products
sold
Gemco-Ware
equipment.
subsidiary
houseware
134-01
materials field."
raw
of
to
Gessler,
which
,
Harvey Radio Co., Inc.-—Six Months' Report—
tions.
similar
'
.
Harvey's Stores, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
the outstanding
capital stocK
Distributors, Jnc. and Andrea
owned
-
which became a closed-end investment company late last
year,
reported total net assets amounting to nearly $394 million
June 30., Net. profits totaled $6,812,296, or 55 cents a share, for the
six months ended June 30.—V. 196, p. 746.
warehouse
working
expansion,
the
McDermott
the
Net
departments,
drilling equipment.
...
buyers
Austria J.Belgium;
tralia;
Hanna,
capital.
supplies
serving
plan to buy large blocks of
estimated at $792,000, will be used
housewares
for
McDermott,
oil
owned commercial banks, insurance
■
I
i ■ :
^
purchased the new bonds are: Aus¬
Cambodia; Canada; China; Denmark; Fin¬
land;
France;
Germany;
Ghana; Israel;
Italy; f Japan; Malaya;
Mexico; Norway; Philippines; South Africa; Spain; Sweden; Switzer¬
land; Thailand; United Kingdom, and Yugoslavia.
where
countries
The
"We bought into J. Ray McDermott because
interest in the raw materials industries and
,
and 50 shares of common stock.
facilities,
>
<
Hanna Is considering further large purchases dt Mcr
stock.
'
'
,A
'
-' < *
Dermott
-
units, $500,000 of this,.firm's T% convertible subordi¬
nated debentures, due Nov. 15, 1972, and 100,000 com¬
mon shares. Each unit, priced at $500, consisted of two
$125 debentures (with warrants to purchase 5 shares)
proceeds,
of
offshore
of
long-standing
tion
Sept. 18, 1962 prospectus, Richard Bruce & Co., Inc.,
New York City, and associates, offered publicly in
Net
director
a
i
A. Hobbs, Hanna president,
a
fabricator of barges and
purchase, William
Humphrey said,
Hanna
Gemco-Ware
the
indicating keen investor in¬
central banks,
government
included
Purchasers
special accounts, and privately
companies and corporations.
At that rate the price
Exchange Sept. 17 at $27.75.
$6,937,500.
«
of
manufacture?
Outstanding
$1,000,000
240,000 shs.
.
result
a
them.
in
terest
be sold,
amount of bonds to
principal
,
Authorized
promissory notes due 1975
$1,000,000
5%%
convertible subordinated de¬
bentures due Sept. 17, 1977
: 2,000,000
Common stock ($2.50 par)
1,000,000 shs.
6V2%
Class
As
school
a
have'been
would
was
division.
wholesale
a
retail catalog mail order division,
a
York Stock
New
eight retail stores, licensed departments in 17 closed-door member¬
ship department stores and three open-door discount department
stores,
Humphrey, Hanna
chairman, declined to state the
paid for the shares, but said the purchase had been
market prices." McDermott stock closed on the
W.
total
"in line with present
recreational
related
the
year.—V.XT94,
p.
2442.
•
*
Volume
Number 6197
196
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(D.) Kaltman & Co., Inc.—Rights Offering to Stock¬
holders—-On Sept. 18, 1962, the company offered to
holders of its
stock the right to subscribe for
common
$1,650,000 of its 6% convertible subordinated deben¬
tures, due 1977. The debentures, priced at $100 each,
will
convertible
be
on
before
or
Oct.
15, 1977, into
common shares
(unless previously redeemed), at $2
per share. One right is being given for each share of
common stock held of record Sept. 18, and 100 rights
are required to subscribe for each debenture.
Rights
will expire Oct. 15, 1962.'
^
:
Net proceeds will be applied to the repayment of
outstanding short-term indebtedness to banks and
for working capital.
'
'
''
' <
.
,
BUSINESS—The
of 425 Park Ave., New York City, is
in the wholesale drug business, selling a full
ethical and
proprietary pharmaceuticals, chemicals, cos¬
toiletries, personal health products, and drug sundries to
principally
line
of
metics,
company
duced
The
book
develop
publications,
In
this
to
the
in
for
Publishing"
the
how
the
benefit
of
which
describes
shareholders
M & D Store
and
'
for
quality
the
prove
of
into
foreign
United
In
books
"The
Net
"recorded in
1%
printed
of
in
Canada
Mr.
to
to
we
for
one-third.
"We
recognize
markets,"
to
help in
Canada's
need
Mr. Verner,
"and
national task."
says
this
for
we
increased
are
sales
exerting
manufacture
certain
items
the
of
"Kalton"
line
other brand
products. During the same period,
its
of low-cost
program
with
the
opening of
distribution
in
addition
its first Cash & Carry
5%%
nual
promissory notes due in
instalments
from
Apr.
1963 to Aur. 1, 1972
6'% convertible subordinated
tures,
due
Jan.
1,650,000
1,650,000
200,000
(par 50c)
196, p. 2.
Kawecki Chemical Co.—Record Sales, Earnings—
A
32%
months
was
gain
ended
in
sales
and
rise
9%
income
net
for
the
six
30, 1962 over the comparable period of 1961,
by the company.
Sales and earnings were the high¬
six month period in the company's history.
amounted
to
$7,647,396
with
earnings of $514,436. Per
any
Sales
share
earnings came
standing.
For
ings
the
to
came
the
on
first
In
to 47
months
$472,138.
cents based
of
Per
number
same
the
six
of
sales
1961
share
earnings
$5,780,144
progressing
schedule.
on
Chemical
last
"We
Arnhem,
duction
vide
he
Holland,
will
has been
and
started
in
equally
owned
opportunity
an
to
the
making good
plant," he re¬
with
the
N.V.
Billiton
In
by
64°.
p.
and
that commercial
the
expanding
markets
in
.
Consolidated
for
the
time
Industries, Inc.—Sales, Earns. Up
income
of
ended
year
Kerr-McGee
June
30,
Oil
and
its
with
Earnings
June
30,
per
income
$17,003,125
were
$2.74
for
shares
on
This
announced.
the previous
Sept.
the
1962
20,
American
the
Stock
stock
common
of
Exchange under
the
the
company
10
The
symbol
listed
KSR.—V.
195,
publicly
Inc.
of
owned
purchase
the
8.4
an
real
estate
from
block of land
acre
investment
International
million
dollar
The
culator,
with
have
which
the
been
Airport
Hotel
construction
Hotel
an¬
System
the entrance to the Los Angeles
east corner of Century and Sepul-
leased
System
and
back
Inc.,
to
will
the
the
a
14
story,
furnishings
of
Miami-based
the
will
hotel,
International
involve
International
Airport in Washington, D.C.,
and the firm
the Los Angeles hotel under the long-term net lease.
operate
The
630-unit Los
Angeles International Airport Hotel which will
its first new major hotel in seven years,
provide Los Angeles
with
will
and
rise
The
14
stories,
hotel
will
sculptured
on
base,
consist
of
contain
crowned by
422,000
on
of
designed
and
Angeles,
and
of
the
hotel
rectangular guest tower
three-story public function
glass-enclosed skyroom restaurant-
from
a
is
a
expected
to
start
this
fall.
It
was
engineered by Welton Becket & Associates
Fred
Howland, Inc. of Miami will be the
of
Los
the
is
first
major
purchase
made
by
Kratter
since
tains
executive
branch
p.
Kratter
office
offices
at
9465
at
Corp.
521
Wilshire
(Amex
Fifth
and
Ave.
the
current
New
conditions
in
Canada,
Coast)
main¬
City,*and a
Calif.—V. 196,
Leland
June
1962. This
represents
an
generally unsettled
Publishing enjoyed the best
increase
of
almost
33%
over
the
previous year's sales of $5,496,364. Net profits increased to $336,099
from
$238,113.
;Simultaneously, the president revealed that the company has pro¬
the family
to
the
will
link
first
annual
store
year."
fixtures
meeting for Malone &
since it became
wholesale
vote
wholesale
consolidated
than
more
one
after
grocer,
the
on
grocery
The
sales
in
deal
tions
the
8,
and
gain
Stedman
over
Co.
1962
Net
it
Texas
that
had
is
firm
retroactive
to
sales
'.v:
from
of
three
ware¬
$85,277,082.00,
income
preferred
1961.
and
the
be
the
of
stock
or
Memphis-'
dividends,
was
amounted
to $20,583,815.00 for the
totaled $182,046.00.
1902, Stedman has marine opera¬
Houston, Texas. The firm supplies ships
business
grocery
in
Port
Arthur
groceries.—V.
since
and
196, p. 8.
(J. Ray) McDermott & Co.—Hanna Buys Stock In-
^ terest—
See
leaders
(M. A.) Hanna Co., this issue.—V.
191, p. 2091.
White
convention
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.—Six Months'
Report-
of
Period Ended July 31—
the
of
Oct
of
operations
fiscal
earlier.
year
taxes
15.56%
a
of
the
with
Litton
Net
Earnings
—V.
195,
taxes
net
profit
share of common
per
1961
$77,521,562 $73,001,401
2,204,397
2,026,301
1,120,000
1,030,000
income taxes
Provision for income
of computer informa¬
1962*-
sales
Profit before
the
capacity
of
80-column
an
-A
stock
1,084,397
$0.37
*
996,301
$0.34
2591.
p.
Metallurgical
The
adding
machine
is
Record
sales
justified
Louis
of
cents
24.9
or
$567,455 which
share
per
the
Corp.—Record
machines
said
for
produced
the
fiscal
net
a
June
and
total
to
that
the
Dataregister
tag
devices
was
Additional
;,
increase
an
of
48%
the
over
link
electronic data processing system."—V. 196,
747.
research
Loral Electronics
—V,
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
has agreed in principle to acquire
Astrex, Inc.,
by Leon Alpert, board chairman and president
and Mark Schindler, chairman of Astrex.
Electronics
was
Loral,
chief
The
executive
each
on
an
have
year
profit
of
of
$104,598
corresponding year-earlier period.
been
added to Metallurgical's facilities
which will aid the company's contin¬
sales
which
program,
190,
1939.
p.
expansion.
would
be
'. '
v
per
Number
of
{I —V. 196,
area.
1962
1961
$4,355,639
$3,841,761
450,214
545,757
share
common
$0,377
$0,312
1,447,946
shares
common
1,441,194
1
8.
p.
wider
a
Corp.—Six Mos.' Report
30—
taxes
Earned
one
Both
over
,
revenues
after
Net
distributed
-
Period Ended June
Operating
said that, when completed,
the acquisition
exchange of one share of Loral common stock
and one-half shares of outstanding Astrex common
companies are listed on the American Stock Exchange.
finalized, the transaction would be subject to approval by stock¬
services
net
with sales
compare
the
Mid-Continent Telephone
announced
would be based
They
$6,997 for
...
the
p.
of $143,006.
of
$381,993 for
incurred.
was
"Long-term financing was completed in July which has materially
improved the company's ledger position", said Mr. Perlman.
"This
has
created
adequate working capital for continued growth and
earning capacity", he said.
The
company's
president
reported
that plans
are
proceeding
favorably for introducing
a
new
product, resulting from their
equipped with
can
loss
during the past fiscal
uing efforts in further
.
be
can
"which
sales
on
net
a
$60,361
30,1962,
V"1
■■,
sales
$10,511
of
profit
ended
year
the previous fiscal year in which a net loss of
$53,290
For the final quarter ended June
30, there was a
termed
punched
or
Re¬
expansion and
diversification grograms,
president of the heat treating and brazing firm,
Perlman,
The
fully automatic cal¬
machine keyboard. It can add, sub¬
were
Sales
company's
reported,
a
Lennart Nordenhall,
any
for
Processing
ported—
punched
and divide, and print both problem amounts and
tape. The 15-digit capacity of the Mach 1.07 is the
printing calculator, according to Mr. Lincoln.
machine
'
Midas-International Corp.—New Name—,
Mr.
Alpert stated that the acquisition of Astrex will increase
substantially the ratio of industrial to military sales of Loral, and
combined
position
with
in
other
its
the
subsidiaries will
electronic
distribution
establish Loral in
a
See International Parts Corp.
Midland
For the fiscal year ended March 31, 1962, Loral
reported sales of
and net income of $1,774,153 or 82 cents per share on
2,173,305
Astrex
flight
a
major international distributor of a
components including electronic tubes,
Investment
—
Southland
funds
new
will
be
used
primarily for modernization and
working capital according to a joint
Schabacker, Jr., President of Midland
Capital and Philip J. Rizzuto, President of Southland Frozen Foods.
Southland, with executive offices in New York City, was formed in
1946 as successor to a partnership started in
1943.
The company
has three wholly owned operating subsidiaries, Barker Cold Storage
Corp. of Barker, N. Y., and Plant City Cold Storage Corp.
of
wide
expansion
variety of
semiconductors,
and
announcement
instruments, communications and other sound equipment.
is the country's leading manufacturer and operator of
automatic
tube
testing equipment under the brand
of U-Test-M, operating routes carrying 4,000
installations.
The company
self-service,
name
from
000
The
is
—
vestment firm of New York.
outstanding.
,
Corp.
Inc., a leading processor and marketer
foods, has secured a long term loan of $495,Midland Capital Corp., small business in¬
of frozen
after
electronic
Capital
Frozen Foods
shares outstanding. Astrex is expected to report sales in
$12 million for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1962, and
taxes of approximately $420,000 on 769,000 shares
of
excess
profits
this Issue.
major
field.
$41,456,887
There
are
30,000 company-built U-Test-M machines now in
opera¬
throughout the United States.
Astrex also produces and dis¬
Plant
unique portable power alternators and distributes powertools, power generators, hydraulic pumps,
arc-welding appa¬
ratus and other industrial equipments.
City,
increase
to
C.
by
Fla.,
Edgar
and
Southland
Foods
Canada
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Ontario, Canada.
driven
Southland,
8.
land"
Sept.
20,
involve
dated
Dec.
Bids
for
for
the
financing
a
the
issue
24,
received
sale
of
retirement
of
and
a
full
bonds
plus
W.
bonds
bonds
of
will
the
Kendall
be
used
South
&
said.
in
in
these
the
two
issues
is
a
total
amount
of
$15,270,000.
The
In
a
South
idea
the
related
an
&
that
offer
North
action
to
"V. 196,-p."952.
buy
Alabama
many of
opportunity
the
in
■'
board
in
and
authorized
advance
of
Lexington
the
maturity
&
Eastern
management
under
V
•'
the
labels, "South¬
private labels
daily
freezing
capacity
of
Its plants
325,000 pounds,
about
Farenneit,
Its
of
over
shown
Capital,
Small
the
loans
$2.5
of frozen
a
one
of
Business
the
nation's
Investment
largest
Act
of
companies
1958,
licensed
provides
long-
equity type investments to qualified business firms.
founder,' Marine Midland Corp., is the nation's second largest
term
and
bank
holding
banks
to
and
182
company
embracing a statewide
196, p. 1146.
chain
of
eleven
offices.—V.
the
outstandingBonds, with the
these holders might like to avail themselves of
the market of purchasing this new security.—•
•
own
under
and
has
Midland
proposed
company's
make
as
billion.
On a per capita basis, civilian
vegetables (U. S. Department of Agriculture
strong continuing uptrend averaging 10%
annually for the past three years.
today
consumption
statistics)
maturing Oct. 1, 1963, and of the Lexington
Railway Co. due April 1, 1965. Presently outstanding with
of
sells under its
well
facilities for 1,500,000 pounds at zero degrees
cooler storage for more than 3,000,000 pounds.
retail
part
North
Co.
new issue will be used to replenish in part
working capital position, from which considerable
sums
have
been
spent
in
recent
years
for
improvements
to
equipment and property.
the
as
them the leading natinal chain stores.
freezing of various foods had its inception as
a
new business
enterprise about 32 years ago and by 1942 a suf¬
ficient number
of
companies were operating
to give it industry
stature.
Accelerated by war years, the industry has accounted for
an
increase
from
$162 million
in 1942
to an annual value at
giving
Commission, are
H.
Southland
1961.
"Supper-Time,"
among
combined
storage
14.
new
of
a
which
prospectus,
Commerce
president
Nov.
the
proposal
collateral
trust
and
others,
Processing
Interstate
Oct.
on
to be
Railroad
the
on
by
the
from
provide
balance
bid
release
expected
are
Proceeds
to
to
required
as
approved
offering of $25,000,000
1962 and due Dec. 1, 1987.
Invitations
details
directors
1962
an
1,
scheduled
*
of
have
On
will
Nashville RR.—To Issue Bonds—
engaged
at retail in
sold
Louisville &
almost
exclusively in
the processing
and
freezing of vegetables, also markets a limited number of prepared
foods.
The
company
is one of
the nation's
largest packers of
frozen green beans producing approximately 11% of the total pack
Astrex operations are headquartered in New York
with principal
operating facilities in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Florida.—V. 196
p.
investors
and
in
30,
by
& Eastern
33% Higher—
program
its history," Harrison Verner, president, declared^
Presenting the company's first annual report since it achieved
public status, Mr.
Verner announced combined sales for Leland
and its wholly-owned subsidiaries of $7,273,175 for the year ended
year
In
and
,
York
Blvd., Beverly Hills,
austerity
a
tape,
Alabama
"Despite
business
.<
Pacific
855.
Leland Publishing Ltd.—Sales
.
addition
Lincoln.
Nordenhall
Mr.
the
opening of its west coast office last month. Kratter was represented
the New York law firm of Strook
and
Strook
and
Lavan,
and
Burton
M.
Cohen, Miami, and Mclaughlin and Stern, New
York, handled the negotiations for International Airport System,
Inc.
Security Title Insurance Co. of Los Angeles insured title in
transaction.
divisions
are
had
firm,
Sales
any
by-product
general
by
the
con¬
business,
past fiscal year. Profits after taxes
"a new generation of cash
president of Monroe/Sweda. The
machine can be obtained with up to 30 totals, 27 for
clerk, depart¬
ment or transaction designations, plus
adding and subtracting itemizers and a grand total.
contractor.
This
also
sales
Hotel,
in
totaling almost $106,000,000.00,
Hyde, Inc. which services 669 stores
$738,239.00,
tributes
lounge.
Construction
400
Greenbrier
will
&
Consolidated
10-key
a
Dataregister
registers"
tion
feet.
square
ten-story
a
columns
concrete
will be
and
cocktail
will
of
1962
14.57%
Integrated Data Processing, Inc., Simon
Cole Steel Equipment Co., and Eureka
are
Corp.,
times
Mr.
multiply
greatest
multi-
approximately $14 million.
International, which specializes in the operation of airport hotels,
now
operates airport hotels at Miami, Fla. and Birmingham, Ala.
The firm is completing the 210-unit Houston
International Airport
Hotel, which will open in Houston in November.
A contract has
been
signed for the firm to build and operate the hotel at the
Dulles
production
.
answers
hotel.
land,
is
good
current fiscal
holders of both companies.
has
company
Airport
Airport, the north
Boulevards, on which it plans to construct
veda
the
50th
deal
based
Lincoln, Jr., Monroe president, described the Monro-
15
to
said
If
at
International
projects
economic
>
Inc.—Acquisition Approved—
stockholders
fiscal
houses,
tag
1.07, Monroe's first calculating machine with printing
"multiplies faster than any other printing calculator in the
Loral
Kratter Corp.—Acquires Hotel Site—
nounced
than
more
at
a
occurred
Malone
Mach
ability,
stock.
This
punched
year.
2931.
p.
for
Kimball
advanced
world,"
of
was
present
enjoying
new
action
The
in
equipment—from
to
gathered
Va.,
and
Products
"an
it
On
Bust-'
the
.
outstanding at
share for
Kinney Service Corp.—A. S. E. Listing—
on
by
mag¬
a
card,
according to Mr. Lincoln. "An entire employee payroll record, inven¬
tory record or customer billing record can be stored on a single
Monro-Card," he said.
with earnings per common
$2.70.—V. 196, p. 116.
compares
of
year
of
share
common
This
1962.
previous
net
a
all-
new
a
of
are
prospects for the
expected they will give their approval. Directors
previously gave their OK.
The transaction will
July 1, start of fiscal 1963 for both companies.
carriers, equivalent to punched cards, punched tape and mag¬
netic tape."
The magnetic record card is the size and shape of
an
ordinary tabulating card, with a magnetic oxide coating. It
subsidiaries
established
1962,
high of $17,034,264, D. A. McGee, president,
compares
the
net
fiscal
the
shown
was
West
Other divisions
as
gain
tion
Europe,"
■
Oil
unveiled
anniversary
division of the Business Machines Group.
Franklin B.
Card
current
sales
continuing strong trend
outlets," Mr. Liechti stated in
generally
our
resulted
penetration
the
continuation
retailers
D s
is
year
Inc., the South's largest
publicly-owned last November.
computer data carrier—illustrates with
the Business Machines Group as a single
officials,
Springs,
Adhesive
last
a
activities
said,
the
extension of the company's
fields.
"Basic to
the healthy
Hyde,
196,
of
equipment
new
tract,
Kerr-McGee
products—including
system—was
of
scope
kind
Monroe/Sweda
pro¬
J.,
'
The
been
concept of
machines, equipment and supplies for business and retail
company
Group.
quarter of 1963.
"We believe
and N.V. Billiton, will pro¬
acquired Accurate Specialties Co. Inc. of Hackmanufacturer of alloyed and clad metal preforms,
ceramic tooling for high temperature
processing, metallized ceramics
which it supplies to producers of electronic
components.—V 195,
N.
machine
computer
"The
new
a
Monroe, a
us
the firm
June
business
the
The
and
Maat-
said.
ensack,
has
the
in
Group.
of
offers
first
serve
City,
company.—V.
Group of Litton Industries.
before
to
Sulphur
based
are
columbium
completed
be
enterprise,
this
the
ory drum,
all products of Monroe Calculating Machine
Co.;
Dataregister, a product of Monroe /Sweda Cash
Register,
new punched tag devices of the A.
Kimball Co.
;
;
;
schappij of the Hague, Holland, to build a tantalum and columbium
plant. Mr. Abeles indicated that engineering of the plant, located
at
York
of
Besides the magnetic Monro-Card Processor, the
newly introduced
equipment includes the model Mach 1.07 Printing
Calculator, a
photo-electric punched tape reader and a 2,048-word computer mem¬
C.
Abeles,
capital expansion
completed a major
have
facilities
new
joined
year
New
stock
A
Specialty Printing Co.
enlargement of our master alloys
headway towards setting up our
ported.
Kawecki
cents
were
report to shareholders,
that
the
firm's
domestic
disclosed
is
program
43 y2
Joseph
earn¬
shares.
semi-annual
President,
and
America,
class
use."
1,085,078 shares out¬
on
were
North
the
business equipment industry has one com¬
pany introduced such a broad range of new and revolutionary prod¬
ucts at one time," said Fred R. Sullivan, Chairman of the
Business
June
reported
for
est
.
in
of
Machines
source
1
$200,000
1,646,913 shs.
5,000,000shs.
of
of
new
"Monro-Card"
devices
v
15, 1967-
A battery
impact
bonds,
five
&
Stedman
Machines
$990,000
deben¬
debenture
6%
Common stock
—V.
I,
$990,000
"
due
an¬
1977_
Subordinated
Outstanding
M
he
products,
Sept, 12, 1962 stockholders, approved the
purchase of grocery
oi
The Steciman Co. of
Beaumont, Texas, it was announced
by J. R. Hyde, Sr., Chairman of the Board.
Inc.—Appointment—
Bank
registrar
"Never
"Granted
continuing
the
retailing
Malone & Hyde,
Litton Industries Inc.—Unveils New Products—
netic
large
latter,
new
1962.
to
marketing
On
1146.
ness
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
volume
of
as
91
each
in
every
their
to
the company initiated
drug store products
warehouse.
Authorized
Fay
Commercial
appointed
certain
of
and
The
30,
gain
and
in
assets
Leslie
p.
increase.
introduction
June
earnings
production
established
which
in
of
sharp
calculated
Montgomery Ward stores.
This order,
received just
prior to the close of the past fiscal
year, involves the major portion
of fixtures to be placed in these
stores.—V. 190r p. 1297.
In
August, 1961, the company introduced its own "Kalton" line
of drug and specialty products manufactured by others for distribu¬
tion by the company through wholesale channels, Shortly there¬
after,
the
company
entered
the manufacturing
field with the
purchase of two small companies which manufacture and distribute
pharmaceuticals and drug specialty products; These companies now
sales
enthusiastic about
are
.
.
the
both
report.
added,
One
Evidence that Leland is no stay-at-home is provided
by its sales
the United States during the year.
These represented 23% of
total volume, a percentage which is
confidently expected to increase
to
annual
1961.
$5,194-
in fiscal 1962,
share equalled
respective years,
shares outstanding on
in
markets
more
$237,813
Earnings per
the
260,000
successful
in
ditions
less
in
outside
the
He
in
attributed
registered in sales
to self-service in
the
fiscal
programs
with
the
additional
trade
amounted
the
on
position
in
cents
Liechti
from
in Canada," Mr. Verner dis¬
unbelievable combined sales volume of
an
60
combined
copyright will
publishers
willing to
industry's export business
$155,810
and
efficiency
losing
Canadian
this total."
of
books
danger
to
to
instance
markets.
1961
the
yet
cents
of
earnings on a 15% rise in sales was recorded
the company, Robert J. Liechti,
President, an¬
shareholders in the annual report.
in the 12 months ended
June 30, 1962, rose to
compared with $4,498,753 in the
previous year.
income
after
taxes climbed
to
against
new
company's
popular TV
Fixtures, Inc.—Net Up 53%; Sales 15%
in
by
sales
as
Net
the
without
benefit
international
million,
at
gain
1962
nounced
including the United States.
pointed out, the recent amendment
printing and publishing
closed,
effort
of
53%
liscal
310,
countries,
States
inestimable
into
venture
$823
diversification
A
':• '•,
development
connection, Mr. Verner
copyright laws which allows
enter
in
United States.
Paths
,v'/v/V.r 'V"-:.'' v'■
markets
mass
successful
than
the
tells
"New
operations
lpw prices,
activities during
the
past year was the immensely
"Domino"
show,
which has increased food store traffic
enormously in the areas cov¬
ered by the program.
Plans are afoot to introduce the program, and Leland's
range of
A
located
principally in the States of New York, New
southeastern Pennsylvania and a portion of northern Dela¬
The company was incorporated under the laws of the State
of New Jersey in 1945 and is the successor, through a
merger,-to
a
drug business organized in 1919.
The company believes that, in
terms of sales volume, it is the fifth largest wholesale
drug company
customers
ware.
entitled
of a unique merchandising
idea led the company to its present size and
statuqf within the in¬
dustry. Basis of the idea was the introduction of hard-cover, selfeducational
books
into
supermarket
outlets—a
strategy dictated
jointly by the scarcity of book stores in Canada, and the need to
engaged
Jersey,
book
a
the firm's complex
potential clients.
••
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•
'•
Miracle Mart, Inc.—Common Offered—On Sept. 20,
1962, McDonnell &f Co., New York City, and associates
*
offered
publicly 180,000 shares of this firm's common
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1244)
Stock
at
were
sold
$10
pansion program- for the period commencing April 1, 1963 and
ending March 31, 1968, which calls for increased expenditures in
of the next five years aggregating
approximately $5 billion
share. Of the total, 120,000 shares
company und 60,000. for certain
per
the
for
stockholders.
-
-
for
the company, estimated at $1,050,will be used for the repayment^ short-term
loans, and for working capital to be used prin¬
cipally for inventories and expenses of opening 13
,
1
000,
stores.
*
■
'
scriber
-
-
telephone
1,520
period. This new expansion program provides
improvement of existing facilities and for the
March
by
Glenn. W.
(31,- .1968
of-an
additional
5,000,000
president,
sub¬
of- the
1952
offices.
exchange
take
to
is
the
is
wholly
only
by the
government,
activities
such
;
exereised
is
by
.
in
services
its
It
Japan.
of its
control
and
v:,
V'.t-
boys',- department in all of its new stores. Sucfr departments . are
currently being operated by. the company in the two stores opened
in August and November 1961 and in the six stores opened since
roeder,
:
Inc
—"
&
Co
Blyth
&
Co.,
Burnham
&
Inc..
Dominick
FINANCING
TO PRESENT
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
.
The
'
Outstanding
Authorized -:
indebtedness—
Sundry
stock
Common
(-$1
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
named
^
below
Hallgarten
writing
agreement,
number
the
stockholders
shares
of
of
stock
common
Harriman- Ripley
Inc.:
:
forth
set
'
McDonnell
C.
&
Bache
&
&
&
Adams
Peck
Inc.
525
Stieglitz_
'.Co., Inc.
&
.*■■
Hughes
&
C.
in
5,000
&
__
Wheat
&
^
Mc¬
i-_;
The
5,000
—
Blosser
Counter
5,00a
5,000
Co.___
quarter
ended
Aug.
1962,
31,
amounted
to,
"We
its
61.1
cents
tax.
This
59.9
qr
lability
thus
said
far
it
14.3%—
net .earnings
of £. $263,953,
or.
had
year,
National Land & Investment Co.—Six Mos.'
A
'
of
before
income
net
1962.
total
Was
sales
of
of
of
taxes
reported
land
by
$90,384
National
$325,044.
New York,
In
a
been
company
in.
traded
'
'
Inc
Listing—
under
the
the
for
the
first
six
Sept.
national
Over-the-;
The bonds, priced at
96%, to yield about 6.40% to
maturity, will not be redeemable prior to Sept. 15,.
1972; except for semi-annual sinking fund payments
of $310,000 from March 15, 1964 to and including
Sept. 15, 1967 and $690,000 thereafter to and including
March 15,, 1977, calculated to retire 84.3% of the issue
prior to maturity. The sinking fund redemption price
is 100% plus accrued interest. After Sept.
15, 1972,:
sions,
The
into
and
1977
company
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
verted'
will
be
redeemable
at
the
at the principal amount thereof.
the
from
sale
of
the
bonds
will
be
construction-
of
has
made
large 'expenditures
annually
for
the
facilities
and
modernization
of
existing fa¬
to meet increasing demand and to, improve
services.
Nippon Telegraph
&
Telephone's;
current budget oalls for construction expenditures of
approximately
the- equivalent of
$584,000,000 for the fiscal vear ending March
cilities
the
31,
,
in
an
efficiency
new
attempt
of
its
1963.
'The
corporation
has
net
.
•
v
;
-
recently
developed
a
new
five-year
ex-
York; City.
■
Perkin-Elmer Corp.—Sales Up 25%—
;
Record
use.
sales
scientific
31,
and
1962;
,
.
profits
were reported by
this Norwalk, Conn,
manufacturer, for the fiscal year ended July
instrument
j
?*■
-.**.
;V
Consolidated
sales
were
$39.6 million,
up
25%
from the $31.8
previous fiscal year. Robert E. Lewis, President, said
that all company operating units contributed to the sales increase.';
Consolidated neh> income ^increased .to $1,929,111 from the previa
million
the
in
year's"$t,573,413:> r
ous
share of
Nef/ income was equivalent to $1.50 per
ip fiscal :L962 based on 1,287,134 shares outstand-'.
common
ing^rCorhpared*>wiyi.($1.24 ,ppr
shares
outstax:ding.
-
Commercial
Overseas
share
in/fiscal
1961
bn
1,27%4^4,
:'r 4
■;
an
under
banks
The
March
31,
would
-
-
credit
a.
would
notes
-
between
months
eleven
whichever
1963,
Pacific
after
be4 earlier.
would
,
said4'that
of
interest
Their
the prime commercial rate charged by
arity Trust* Co. of New York on. the date of issue.
115.
at
a
for
000
1962;
230-kilovolt
include
unit
for
$15,150,000
at. the Dave
'
r
three
heating,
and
facilities
and
income
of
months
of
Provision
for
Net
and
income
Net
income
Federal
1964;
$3,359,000
for
additions
steam
to
',.'V $
000 class A shares
inc.
1,602,000
taxes
567,000-
687,000
*
.
of
Papert, Koenig, Lois at $6
a
part
of
the
of the
proceeds
of
the
advertising s various advertising
magazines, radio and television,
CAPITALIZATION AS OF MAY 31,
wood
per
stock
195,
p.
The
Lake
R&D
to
10%
;
V
-
that. begininng
tne
stock
has
been
.
held.
principal amount of debentures
two
and
.
...
p.
..
the
the
791'.
Mines
capital stock at 50 cents
(Can.)
and other corporate purposes.
company was
Ontario
Mining
Division,
Ontario,
numbered
S115304
to
inclusive.
said
claims
Hardiman
on
located
are
Bay in
the
on
Horwood
northeast
Township,
of
arm
Horwood
Ontario.
4
to
Kukatash
short
a
road
and
distance
actually
hence
to
from, the
reaches
the
Wade's
tourist
camps
on
property.
Regardless
of
property.
Two
miles
Hardiman
route
travel
Bay,
used,
over
no
water
is
required to reach the property and during periods of the Autumn
and Spring, when ice on the lake
is in the process of freezing or
breaking up, the property can only be reached on,:foot,
/i'J?
The property is now recorded in the name
of the company under
media,
1962
:
■v
Outstanding;
(par 30 cents)___
750,534 shs.
262,444 shs.
April
249,466 shs.
249,466 shs.
pany
*
,
.
its
Ontario
Tool,
the
nation's
leading
manufacturer
kind
disclosed.
of mechanics
Kina-Technics-International is
:
currently producing for electronic
proprietary production work station systems which;
through unique design, simplify work by
minimizing motion for
the
operator
and*" by
providing
personnel
conveniences.
Firms
license.
The
property
is
in
good
standing
is
surface or underground plant or
equipment of any
property.
has been advised that previous to 1947 the
property
owned by. A. Jerome of Westree and W.
Labbe of Gogama, On¬
on
no
the
.
.
The company
was
hand
tools, has acquired certain assets, patents and rights of KinaTechnics-International
Corp.
of
Long
Beach,
Calif.,
Morris
B.
Pendleton,
president, ^ announced.*
The
purchase price
was
not'
Miner's
until
18
1963. To protect the property beyond that
date, the com¬
will be required within the current year to
complete two years
assessment work at an estimated cost of
$5,500.
2375.
manufacturers
of
T,he ProPei'ty is accessible by means of the Canadian National
Railway to Horwood Station then by truck road to the lake. It can
also be reached by all-weather
highway via Timmins-Foleyet Route
sale
Pendleton Tool Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
Pendleton
portion
equivalent
was
the'
on
development
.
stock.
this firm's
of
There
;
,
The
products
put
were
and
2598. '
p.
Separately—
announced
consists of $10
Sudbury
S115321
(par 30 cents)—
Class B
—V.
195,
commercial
that
Research
Py agreement made April 22, 1961, the company acquired from
Ruby Gwendolyn Lewis, 268 Betty Ann Drive, Willowdale,
Ontario,
18 unpatented gold
mining claims located in the Township of Hor-
Authorized:
.
stock
for
products
incorporated under the laws of the
by Letters Patent dated March 21, 1961. * - ;
The company maintains its head office
at Suite 1212, 55 York St.,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
:
Class A
for
years.
fiscal 1962.
product development
which
under
common
of
Province
holdings
of
newspapers,
has
BUSINESS—The
$1.58
,
selling stockholders, including four officers
.
orders
new
in
Joan, exploratory work,
$1.66.
BUSINESS—The company of 9 Rockefeller Plaza is an
advertizing
agency engaged principally in the business of developing and pre¬
paring advertising for its clients and arranging for the publication
'
of
were
Net proceeds, estimated at
$80,000* will be used by
the company for
offering expenses, repayment of a
,964,000
represented
of the company.
None
will go to the company.
'
■
share.
per
Koenig, Lois, Inc..—Class A Stock Offered
Sept. 21, Andresen & Co..and Oppenheimer &
Co., New York City, announced the offering of 100,
including
com¬
presents
perform¬
Ltd.—Capital Stock Offered—
Via Sept. 10, 1962, Asta Corp. Ltd., 55 York
Street,:
Toronto, offered publicly in the United States, 200,000:
Papert,
disseminatinon
parent
growth of foreign subsidiaries,"
integrated manufacturing com¬
has
two
added.—V.
Queensway
—On
and
the
corhmpn-stock and debentures separately^—V. 196;
_
stock
of
Perkin-Elmer
Rico Brewing Co., Inc.—Debentures—Com-'
unit
of
shares
1,531,000
foreign
______^
The
the
of
,
103,900,000
share (on the 580,493 common shares
outstanding on June 30, 1962 )_
._L—V. 195, p. 2382.
'
%
share.
picture
The termination of the. deposit agreement and the release of
shares from the unit-sale commitment will permit
trading in
':
101,018,000
taxes
Each
,
shares
per
V
he
company
agreement
telephone
sales________.
before
the. results of foreign
consolidation,
Sept. 27, 1962. the
7%. sinking fund debentures, due Aug. 1, 1977, and common stock
recently offered to the public in units* will be separately transfer¬
able, as a result of the company's election to terminate the deposit
$17,000,000
$ 4
Net
40%
1962
past,
Be Traded
to
The
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp.- -Annual Reports'
?>'
1962
1961
gross
sales;
Puerto
plant
Year Ended June 30
Total
the
commercial
to
their
mon
.
,
of
budgets were increased 16%
.
for, instal¬
steam
utility systems; and $6,149,000 for
other plant -facilities, surveys,-and investigations;
' : v ; • ;
Pacific Power & Light is an electric utility providing service in
Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, California, Montana and Idaho.—V.
196, p. 1143.
......
■
,
that
said
during fiscal
of
facilitie&iri 1963;
months
water
light
within
devoted
$1,000,000 for other trans-?
mission facilities and $4,393J)00 for electric distribution facilities infirst
in
"This
introduced several new products during 1962, in-.commercial gas phase lasers and a digital data recorder
represents important new fields for the company.
Lewis
Mi*.
construction
Johnson
during the last six
transmission
other
for electric distribution
the
complete
Perkin-Elmer
said.
market
\ :, "
;.:
.
transmission, lines;: $22,600,000
distribution'facilities
for
and
received
Wyo.; $3,606,000 for other electric power production:
$3,666,000 for other transmission facilities and $7,593,-'
electric
Lewis
which
rate
.
items
200,000 kilowatt
$4,500,000
realistic
statement.
Perkin-Elmer
Glenrock,
facilities •,
financial
particularly
ance,
Mr.
Guar-,
Morgan
sales.
1964.
construction
and
of
single
a
more
eluding
proceeds from the
internal funds to finance
Principal
in
panies- in, West Germany and England.
the
the first .quarter of
lation
.
a
the banks.
issue or on
and
date
equal
Pacific
as
.
agreement
mature
1962
including products exported from the United States
those products produced abroad,: represented 24 %
of
: For the first time, Perkin-Elmer consolidated,
domestic subsidiary operations with those
pany
application from Pacific Power & Light, of Port-;
,
of fiscal
and
1962 the Federal" Power Commission announced that,
13,
58.5%
tptal. volume,
,
,
instruments accounted for
sales,
well
as*.
con¬
yen and
will' be used primarily for additions, exten¬
improvements to .the corporation's telephone facilities."
corporation
321.
p.
Michelman & Hanf, New
under
received,
of certain
Japan-.
due
50%
president's
Peoples National. Fund, Inc.—Note Sold Privately—
Sept. 18, 1962, it was reported that a $500,000
.
a
an under¬
which offered publicly an issue of
$18,500,000" of 6% Nippon Telegraph & Telephone
dollar bonds due Sept. 15, 1977, unconditionally guar¬
anteed; as to payment of principal and interest by
bonds
196,
the
On
months
group
&%
increased-by more than
was
concluding
senior subordinated note due Sept. 1, 1972* issued by *
this
company
had
been
sold - privately through
PFP.,
symbol
now
.
of
Land & Investment Co., on
report to stockholders, Bernard
Corp. and Smith, Barney & Co. Inc. headed
the
share last year. An improvement of $.39 per share.
this same period working capital more than doubled and
In
Co,
land* Ore., seeking authority to: issue "$45,000,000 unsecured, pvomis--,
sory notes.
'
' •
■
■
•
\
;
The promissory notes would be issued from time to time to eighth
for
Report
Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Public Corp.—On
Sept. 19, 1962, Dillon* Read & Co. Inc., First Boston
option of the
represents an;
after the; special
400
of
Securities
borrowings would ,be
used
along with
temporarily its4 con-"
struetion program estimated at $25,781,000 for the-jast six months
of 1962, approximately $56,000,000 for 1963, and about $13,000,000
net income of $51,284 for the frisfc
half of the current fiscal year ended June 30, 1962. National Land
had reported net income after taxes of $187,981
at the end of
Dec. 31,
1961, termination of the company's fiscal year.
Mr, Weinberg also reported retained earnings as of June 30 had
increased to $254,034, compared with $202,750 on Jan. 1, 1962.
"•
Weinberg, President, disclosed
writing
*
This
$850,000,
In
Properties
•
.
$500,000;
of
letter, Mr. Osborri Andrea statedthat he expects continued improvement in- sales, earnings an(i the
financial; condition of the company during the* current fiscal year.
Yamaichi
development
previously
Coast
are
had
•
provision of $254,022 for Federal income
with 1961 semi-annual earnings of $258,828,.
including the enlargement of its-Lincoln Park,
"."Mich, store and the opening-of new units in Pontiac, Mich, and
Pittsburgh, raising to 14 the number of Namm-Loeser's, Inc. outlets.
He; said-all three have gotten, off to -'fine starts'^; and- added that4
the company, is currently negotiating for several new leases.
:
,;/f. "Traditionally, the latter six months of each year contributes:
a
considerably larger share of our sales and profits than does thefirst half," Mr. Pincus said.
"Our Fall business has gotten under¬
way in a very encouraging manner and we are most optimistic as to
the likelihood, of another very good year."—V. 192, p. 599.
: "
this
results
worth
,
meanwhile, rose to $9,634,510 from the previous
of last year's opening half.
the company
has completed three expansions
sales,
Pincus
operating
in
525
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Plans Note Sale—
share, which were not taxable because of the availloss carry forward.
$8,428,882
of
Mr.
a
tax
a
approximately
of
year
525
Weld & .Co.
^__
Witter. & Co.______
,
after
compared
cents
of
Combined
high
share,
a
last
loss
•
pre-tax
first-half
disclosed
•
Dean
constructing in. excess of $4 million in commercial
lease
to
respected
national
and
regional,
the begiii-'
ning of this year," Mr. Fierman said.
This, he added, is in addition to the approximating three-quartersof-a* million square feet .of income producing commercial space in:
modern, integrated park and shop centers already completed in the
Southern' California area.—V. 196,. R,, 954„ ,
-
^^
Mr,.-Pincus
■:<vV'v
.riv'
,
tenants, on land; that was; completely undeveloped, as of
while raising its sales
4,
,
of; f
White,
.
175
market.
improvements,
profits, during the 26 weeks
14.3%. to a new semi-annual
high, president Bernard E. Pincus reported. ^
:
"
Y'Y*. 'YYf-YYv
Formerly an
important factor
in the New York retail field,
Namm-Loeser's
now
operates one of the nation's largest quality
apparel chains—the Hughes Hatcher Suffrin stores of Michigan and
the Hughes & Hatcher stores of Western Pennsylvania.
doubled
company
year
complex
per
175
property
stock
On
Namm-Loeser's, Inc.—Sales Up
Aug.
fiscal",
the
diversified
375
Corp.___
announcing the new listing, Harold L. Fierman, chairman of
the company's, management-objective is .the. enhance¬
of
the company's assets through the planning,
leasing and.
construction
of shopping
centers or large residential tracts on
unimproved land: 4
*
■
'
4
•
Wtthisales of $18,073,870- £nd;;earnings of $189,097, or
share, during the third quarter of fiscal 1961,:,
•
in 'the first nine
months of.T9S2 ;Wdhe.*$51,587,781, with
The
this
for
Wertheim &• Co._l
ment
of $771,230, or $1.37 per share; compared
and net earnings of $652,635", or $1.16 per.
share, for the like period of 1961.; Mr. Riggin pointed out, how¬
ever, that included in the first nine months profit figure for 1961
was
$215,417, or $0.38 per share of non-recuri'ing income; arising;
from the sale of the land, buildings and equipment and dissolution,
cf a wholly-owned subsidiary.-^-V. 196, p. 9.
'i
' £
<*<
ended
records
charge.
'
"
Per share profits on the total outstanding stock at the close of
the period amounted to $.15 per share as compared to a loss of $.24
;
the. hoard,, said
Co.—Reports Higher Sales—
with sales of $48,121,077,
•
for
Pentron- Electronics
new
175
-',v
commercial and residential
eafuingsr after taxes
net
\
set*
30,
150
American
concentrates
its
operations
in
the
rapidly, growing Southern California area, where it buys land and
develops
it,
through wholly-owned
construction subsidiaries,
for
compared
$0.33-per
*
work
375
525
.
Co
Pacific
$18,740,245, with a net profit after, tax of $260,040. or $0.46 per
share,: F. LyJRigginprSr!!; Chairman of the.Board, announced: This
Sales
and
Swiss
:
~
third
tools
-
earnings', of
-
improvement
947.
real
based
-*,
5,000
.
the
for
and
June
net
In
Sales
the
*
150
On Sept.. 18, trading commenced on the American Stock IJxGhaiige'
the common stock o£ Pacific Coast. Properties, a Lbs Angeles,
.
5,000
Co
Dowell
j;
5,000
195, p. 2027.
Mueller Brass
supplying
system
375
,
Pacific Coast Properties, In©.—A. Si E,
5,000
Saunders, Stiver & Co
5,000
5,000
Inc.,-—
Co.,
&
Haupt
Straus,
—
&
Courts & Co;,
—V.
,
Co.,
&
for
-Pentran Electronics Corp.—Record Sales, Earns.-—,
;
—V.
5.000
Ira
Raffensperger,
5,000
______
Simonds
Clemens
Halle
10,000
Lestrange & Co.
Arthurs,
Baker,
,
Inc.-
available
525
i-
&
skills
5,000
Co., Inc.- .10,000
Co.,
5,000
Inc
10,000
—
Button &
F.
Shields
Co.,
10,000
Co.
Gcodbody & Co._
E.
&
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co._
Granbery, Marache & Co.
and
L. :F. Rothschild & Co.—
& Co.,.
p.
H. Hentz
—V. '196*
Shares
Dittmar
60,000
10,000
12
375
Harris & Partners Inc
Shares
■'
Co., Inc
Allyn & Co._______
the
Schwabacher & Co
-
Co.—
.
below opposite their respective names:
■YYf*'*
reflects
f
400
_*_____
Corp._
station
-
1
Riter.. &■ Co.-~^
Co.__—525
Sachs &
& Co
Goldman,
severally
have
conditions contained in the under*.;
to purchase from, the company and the selling
agreed subject to the terms and
175
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
525
1
"The unique
manufacturing and electronics companies, it was announced in the
annual report just released.
Consolidated
sales
(including two newly acquired divisions re¬
ported on a pooling of, interests basis) amounted to $10,752,544, an
increase of over $4,000,000 from the previous year.
Net ^profits ot $,356*911 (after a special, product set up and development charge of $160,475) were attained as compared; to a
Securities
Nomura
Paribas
Securities
&
production
as
division
275
&
"CO,,: Ltd.
,
"
Tool* Industries.
Kina-Technic
serve
a
ended
400
The
400.
Dillon;" Union
Securities
t
f,;< Sales
' 175.
;
Eastman
.
r
Roland
as
525
Co
New York Hanseatic Corp
The Nikko Securities Co.,
Model,
Dominick—375
&
Dominion
Corp.
$101,559. .11;
450,009 shs. 4
..
1,000,000 shs.
par)—_________
;
?
525
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith'Inc.—
150
Co.__
During the fiscal year, ended January 27; .1962 and
L Burns
Bros.
&
Denton,
17 weeks ended May 26, 1962,1 approximately -29%. ,of ■'*.
:
Inc.
the sales of the company's
stores were accounted for by depart- ;
-The Daiwa Securities Co.,
ments operated by the company.
The balance of such sales was
Ltd.
accounted for by departments operated by its
licensees.
525
Merrill
525-
----
$525
675
_
Co.—__
&
LehmanBroth,ers_i.:^_i
;
375
.
525
Bache
May 1962.
during the
A.
ILazard "Freres
.
.
stores.
,
Inc;"i.-__._^___j;_,_*_^c_i_-'
Kuhn; Lpebv& Co., Inc.^J
.
ready-to-wear
.
-
stores
company,
-V,ji
'
function
will
the acquisition, Mr. Pendleton said,
on
the
to
respectively*,
general: manager,
which
.
.
The First Boston Cor-p.^-• -1,850.
owned by others and one such specialty shop.
The
j Smith, Barney & Co.. y
V
with-its broad experience in the ladies': and children's
ttaoi "w—c«1.B50
field, has operated such departments in all of . its
VArnhdld. & ' S.
Eleich'
In 1961, the company determined to operate the men's and 4
discount
'
and
A -feature
of
the
basic
structure
is
the
key •
which-, consists-of horizontal and vertical, support
These support: the accessories consisting of cup assemhUes;.:tooP. positioners :artd \Work surfaces; all: attachable to the"*
basic vstructure thrbugh : a. f£i$t,' simple t,,hfc)qk-0n'f'design: "
The company's:products are .specifically designed for all types of
industry utilizing small, miniature or micro-miniature parts ast
sembly lines.-A Such fields include: electronics, ■ electrical, aviation
and missile, T.V. and radio, automotive, mechanical, optical, small ;
...hardware,* plastics, refrigeration devices, toys, etc.—V; 196, p; 581.4
■
.
experienced lower man¬
the operators work.
will/ continue
structure.
members
.
.
of
resources
work
(
.
de'Caccia
president
parent Pendleton
members.
•y-
-•
L.
needs of the electronics: manufacturing industry."
KrT-I: production' station is* kindred .to' the '"erector - prin¬
ciple," and,, as. in-steel building construction, constitutes the frame¬
governmental
various
-
**.
.vice
and
G.
.'The
.
.
,
''
and
station
:
business
It is anticipated 3 bcdies,*<with' principal- §upervspn~by $he*Minifcter.. of. Posit And- Teler
,~
"
* 4,r
The i -communications.
/
stores- are characterized by emphasis on- "soft"; -goods- (apparel and 4; I" vUNDERWBJTERG^The.vundefwritefs- named' below -have-severaily
'', "S ** /?•"
domestics),; low marie up; limited-services ( cash and scarry)- -apd i
agreed, subject to the! terms and conditions - of the..-underwriting
Y,v YvY,*"
af liberal
refund.. policy.
- " *
*
4 '
r"
% J
:
- •
1 : ; agreement >to- purchase from NTT the respective - principal ainouilts
of .bonds-set forth- below.
•
i Prior to- March -1958- when its first discount -store
W,"/ W1 >v t
was opened, '
(000's Omitted)
-. the company-had operated, since 1939, ladies.'
and girls' ready-toAmount
i
* ; O"* Amountv ■-> .:wear'departments in stores owned by others and* its own ladies'
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc._ $1,850
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
specialty shops. At present-, it operates such; departments in three ,
to April 1963.
additional stores will he opened prior
that seven
have
years
of experience in industrial engineering and systems tech¬
niques that Messrs. Webb
and
de'Caccia
have
to
their
credit.
The acquisition of this fine firm now enables Pendleton to make
the furnishing of public
of 19 stores: located in 6 states.
present, consists
station's
,
govei-nment
furnishing
company
owned
financial
and
the
telegraph; and; related^odmmuhicatiom secvices ih5 Japan
felephope,:
and
from
over
Webb
•Commenting
features
BUSINESS—Headquartered Jtt.TokyQ, the corporation, was formed
in
,
production
Kina-Technics-International
of
lines, 13,546,000 miles of telephone toll circuits and 180,000
telephones, as well as
the construction of an additional
public
•
<' * ■,
.
l a
.BUSINESS—The company of 370 W. 35th St., N. Y,, is principally >
engaged in the operation of self-service discount department stores which carry a 'broad line
of popularly priced quality department *
store
merchandise ;at
discount prices.
The - company's i chainVJatV
,
year
continued
the
installation
bank
new
five
the
ever
K-T-I
the
Monday, September 24, 1962
.
ufacturing costs and improvement in quality of
-each
Net proceeds to
a
using
.
.
tario,
>
t?,
did
snort
tne
who performed
*
seme
trenching and stripping work on the property.
wece the owners of the property and
trenching, stripping- and. sinking of two test pits and two
Hflrlac Mines? Limited
drill
holes
on
claims made
in
-
the
property;
August/,
On
a
preliminary examination of
1961, by the company,
£
a
Continued
silicified shear
on
page
51
I,
Number 6197
Volume 196
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Name of
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
we
table in
which
Then
show
we
the
follow with
we
Champlin Oil
When
Admiral
Albermarle
'
•
Class
6%
Share
>
r
Mfg.
Paper
B
Alberta
class
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
A
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
$1.50
10-
1
—
,
Trunk ;Line
Gas
Natural
10-15
'
ment, "7% non-cum. preferred (s-a)__
Corp., 6#., conv. pfd. (s-a)_
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola Bottling (quar.)
Allegheny
Thermal
-
Co. of
preferred
•$3;75
;,.7
..
4% %
-
(quar.)
from
1
12-
1
11-
9
11t3Q
11-
from
capital
net
American
Natural
9-28
11-
.
Container
9-19
.
Corp., .class A
Class
1
B
Chemical
Ansul
Development Co.,
(quar.)__
British Foods,
Associated
Food
Stores
5c
Products
Finance
plus
7%
income:
$0.0480
—
(quar.)—
B.
(quar.)_
prior pref.
.
30c
11- 1
10-31
10-31
10-10
10-
5
9-23
10-10
10-10
Barton's
Candy
10-31
10-10
10-31'
10-10
I 9-21
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
50c
—_
»
7 7Vac
(quar.)—_—•_
Corp.
dividend
Stock
Basalt
9-27
9-28'
9c
Rock
known
dend
class
as
Binks
Mfg.
A
I
(Stock
Paper
Bralorne
Columbia
bution
from
10-10
10-
10-
7
Equity
12-
(quar.)
class A
11(•
1
10-
5
9-26
7-16
1
Inc.
10-
1
■
10-15
10-
10-
10-
V
V'
Enamel
Class
Ero
1
10-
1
$7 pfd.
(accumulative)
Common
$1.20
$1.24
$1.25
$1.32
7:
9-30
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
______
Consolidated
preferred
preferred
1111-
30c
(quar.)____
10-
10-
1
1
Machine
11-
10-
1
710-
1
10-
10-15
$31c
(quar.).
:
7
this
>
1
—
9-21
National
Bank
National
Bank
(Mt.
(quar.)__.
$15c
10-
1
9-14
10c
10-
1
9-21
10-10
9-28
(quar.)
Canadian Westinghouse Ltd.
Cannon
Shoe
Capital
Plastics
10-10
5%
28c
Carolina,
Clinchfield
Guaranteed
Carrington
Cascade
Celotex
No
5%
&
Ohio
Industries
(stodk
Corp.-J-
preferred
dividend)
-
action, taken
1
10-31
10-31
CO
Home
Trust
(Elizabeth,
Free
Gate
7#
10-
Quarterly
Central
A
'
Gas
(quar.)
10 .business
record
approval by
of
made
Central
$1.50
$140
15
the
9-29
10-
5
9-14
Depositor
Mutual
Trust
-
-
Co.
Financial
(quar.)—
(Phila.)
]—_
(quar,)
Mines, Ltd.
Corp.
Wares
days
-
ADRS__:
■
—
(stock dividend)™
Ltd.—
-
1
7
will
be
after record date
preferred
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.96%
Valley
National
California) (quar.)
preferred
______
Corp.—
37 Vac
.
;
11-
1
10-19
35c
11-
1
10-19
9-29
9-18
•
pfd.
(initial),:
Bank
>
(Oakland,
i
30c
10-15
10-
5
Goodman
Mfg.
Rapids
(quar.)
Grand
Varnish ; Corp.—
Grand
0.0413
&
Toy,
Ltd.
Grand Union Co.,
(quar.
4%#
9-28
10-15
3%
9-28
v-7v
11-
1
10-10
$1
10-15
9-28
15c
10- 3
$$3
9-28
9-21
9-28
9-21
(quar.)__ 7
pfd.
Ltd
(Blooming-
Co.
Co.
9-21
;-777- 7777/
10-15
9-28
10c
:
Services,
com.
9-21
10-15
$2
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
12-
5
$2
12-
5
11-20
11-20
10-19
10- 5
9-28
9-21
3%
37 Vac
—$ta»Qttwif4&"»28-i
preferred (quar.)_—-'7
6%
7—
Co.__1r__—
B-2"
-
.
from
(S.)
19-28
9-28
10-29
10-11
9-28
9-14
:
v.
inc.
-
10-15
••7
9-30
:■
55c
Fund
of
14c from
plus
18c
investment
net
special
a
of
7
%
dis¬
year-end
from
realized
net
32c
15c
10-15
10- 1
9-30
9-14
5%
11-12
10-26
25e
9-28
9-21
$1.50
10- 1
;
Department Stores-
dividend™.
Stock
Hotels
Knott
Stock
10-15
10-15
S-3"
profits
Kr/by-Cogeshall-Stein
Klein
•
investment
net
Common
9-21
10-15 7 9-28
'415c
$13%c
7%c
25c
36V2C
$1.46
Growth
income
1-15
1-15
La
Corp.
(quar.)
—_—
Lamson
1
10-17
10-17
10-15
10-15
10- 3
10- 1
11- 1
10-15
Landis
11-
1
10-15
Lane
10-
1
9-20
10-
$1,12%
1
9-20
Corp.—
Common
:
7
•,
.payment
dividend
Stock
Oil
x
Corp.
on
Class
•
10-26
pfd. (quar.)
—_
15c
1
9-22
10- 1
9-28
9-22
9-17
—
,
.
$31V4C
$26V4C
10-31
">0-31
10-10
>10-10
9-28
10-15
10-15
9-28
11- 1
10-18
9-25
10-19
10- 5
9-18
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc
7VaC
—
12 Vac
.7
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Leslie Fay, class A
(initial)—,
Levingston Shipbuilding (resumed)
Lobitos Oilfields, Ltd
:
.'
Lerner
9-27
10-24
10-15
11- 1
12-14
35c
34c
11- 1
,
'12-
;
9-20
10- 9
9-28
10- 5
Loeb
Local
10-26
Lockwood
9-14
9-21
9-14
10- 2
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-28
10- 1
11-23
9-14
9-27
9-27
9-27
9-17
9-14
9-19
9-28
2c
50c
$.703
10- 1
„
35c
$1
50c
$1
5#
10- 1
9-17
.10- 1
10-1
12-14
$1.27%
$1.25
20c
$1.50
$1.50
20c
10c
$50c
56Vic
11- 1
11- 1
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-28
11- 1
9-13
9-28
10-15
Los
.10c
10- 1
9-28
20c
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.i
(Hicksville, N. Y.)
Videotronics,
Class
B
A
Co.
Marine
9-19
9-27
9-15
9-27
12-27
9-19
11-30
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
9-21
5c
9-29
10c
10-15
10-
1
25c
10-17
10-
3
Y.)
$1.35
9-21
50c
Trust
Marine
N.
Marlene
of
Western
New
National
Corp.
Bank
9-21
9-27
9-21
9-24
%c
10-19
62 VaC
9-28
9-20
9c
10-29
9-28
12
(quar.i
(quar.i
Investors Trust—
4%%
preferred
—
9-20
9-28
5c
10-
9-20
1
10-
1
—
—
9-20
1
—
v——————
A
(quar.)
$1.12%
10-15
10-
$1.25
10-15
TO-
1
$1.37%
(quar.)______
(quar.),
McQuay, Inc. (quar.)
Meridian
Electronics—;
Inc., class
62 VaC
75c
:
10-15
10-
1
$1.50
preferred
5%
preferred (quar.)—
5%% preferred (quar.)
(Fred),
9-20
10-
York-
Quarterly from net investment income
Maryland National Bank (quar.)
Mayfair Markets, common
6% preferred (quar.)
:
Corp.,
1
9-24
$1
Co.
Industries
Massachusetts
9-20
21c
Quarterly
Meyer
1
Corp. (quar.)
Midland Trust (Mohawk Valley, N. Y.i
Marine
6%
10-
10-10
10-15
10c
(quar.)
MacGregor Bowling (quar.)—
& Hyde
Manischewitz (B.) Co. (quar.)
Manufacturers National Bank (Troy,
McBee
9-14
9-15
10- 1
40c
(quar.)
Malone
•
10- 1
$.001
class
Forbes
&
10-15
10-15
10-15
11-15
55c
$25c
60c
7Va%
—
MacAndrews
4
10-29
11- 1
11-, 1
12- 1
3%
Athletic Club
(quar.)
(Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Lynn Gas Co
;
—
Lytton Financial (stock dividend)—
Angeles
MPO
9-
10-15
15c
$$l
class A
Theaters Ltd.
Corp.,
Lowney
9-15
9-10
- 9-26
9-26
10-26
10-10
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
9-20
9-20
9-14
10- 2
8-31 1
9-18
9-24
—
_!
preferred
(Marcus)
Maryland
$$1.25
3%
$1.25
(quar.i
Grader
Long Island National Bank
Stock dividend
9-28
9-21
9-28
9-26
$10c
6V4C
6V»c
HVlc
class A..,
B.
Loew's
10- 1
12c
10c
$0,059
!
'—___—21—-
(M.) Ltd. (s-ai—
Finance Corp. (R. I.),
Non-callable
9-14
9-17^
9-28
9-28
$1.12%
,
Preferred
10-17
9-21
Stores
Class
10- 5
.
5
9-22
10-
—
Lehigh Press (initial quar.i
Corp.--
9- 7
9-20
9-10
10- 1
5c
preferred
preferred
Leetronics
<
15c
Lehman
9-25
1
25c
10c
B_^
.
.
10-11
11-
9-27
10-1
—
35c
_____
—
6V4%
■
10-11
10-26
10 held
(quar.)
for each
(Pa.)
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Latrobe
Steel Co.——.™__^_
Laurentidc Financial, Ltd.—
7.: 9-29 7
'
11-15
share of Australian
one
common
Machine
Company, class A
5%
7 2-92%
:"77;'
time
this
at
9-15
Y.i
N.
———
\,;:"-.'v7'"omitted
5V4%
7
(Brooklyn,
Oil Co.—
Landa
10- 3
10-31
Corp.—
dividend
Stock
11- 1
10-15
11-
Dredging
Crosse
6% preferred (quar.i.
Lafayette National Bank
11-20
11-23
^
(quar.)
:—
Waterworks, common (stk. div.)—
•5%
preferred (quar.)__
5.10%
preferred (quar.j__^—
—;—_
$5 .preferred (quar.)——:__
$2 2nd preferred (quar.)—
$6 preferred (quar.)
Gera Corp., $6 voting pfd. (quar.)__
5#
10-15
,-
(quar.)
Casualty
Corp.,
tribution
'7 7 ;
:
General
after
9-28
25c
Semi-annual
9-21
11-20
12-15
$1.75 •
$1.50
25c
$1
22V2C
27Vsc
10c
__:
Coal
General Steel
"
Central
10-15
$1.183/4
28c
—:
(quar.)_."___
preferred (quar.)
General
9-20
payable to share-
Distribution
business days
Central Telephone,
10-15
5c
18c
common
Land (quar.)
General Cable Corp., common
Public Service Commis¬
Indiana.
Securities
10-31
'
10#
sion
20c
.
stock dividend of
holders
of
9-26
10- 1
11- 1
11-30
+3c
City Steel (Omaha)—
preferred B (quar.)
4#
50c
7
Indiana
Transit
State Geduld
Gauley
8
J.)—
N.
10-15
10-15
11-15
12-14
Y.)—
N.
preferred (quar.)
1
pfd. (quar.)—;
Frankford
\
Central
9-14
9-26
10-15
t
payment
(quar.)
Vernon,
—
conv.
Worth
Founders
9-14
4%
—
(quar.)
Supply
$1.12
,7>
-. - ■:
common
on
O
10-
Steel
"series
9-28
9-28
$4c
Utilities,
4%%
9-28
10-31
10-19
7c
(quar.)
&
Semi-annual
9-21
10-15
div.)—5#
Fund
Metal
9-14
(quar.)
"series
10-15
56Vic
r
—
Public
9-26
9-21
10-15
Research—
Co.
Diversified
Keystone
& Co., Ltd.—
Fund
Florida
Fort
$1.25 '
A
Electronic
common
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)__
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone Medium-Grade Bond Fund
10- 4
%
2
5#
(quar.)
Corp._.
Florida
V
'
25c
class
S.),
11-30
Growth
Ry.—
(quar.)____
(G.
'
10-
75c
(H. C.)
American
lie
Bros.—
Kaiser
v10-26
25c
15c
60c
7'/ac
(quar.i
(stk.
(Dallas)
Flood
Ltd.,
preferred
Manufacturing
Joy
?
25c
——
Quarterly
9-21
10-
A (quar.)
Financial Corp.
Geneva
First
9-25
9-29
9-29
10c
preferred
1
;
10-15
45q
$20c
$37VaC
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
_$
2
Johnny-On-The-Spot 'Central'(quar.)
(Syracuse)—
preferred
Charter
-
6#
1
30c
—_—<
First
9-28
75c
dividend
First
1
$25c
$20c
in
co
$2.25
28. >
lc
America
Powders
Bronze
10-10
a
Coke
&
common
Founders shares
time)
(quar.)
First
1
Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
Canadian International Power, Ltd.,
10-
10c
Plan
approved
Non-voting
9-22
9-22
$12%c
7-
Record
Stock
1
10-1
1
1
11-
33c
1.
1
31V»C
,
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.,
Financial General Corp., com.
,
—
10-
20c "
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Family
.
(quar.)___
(quar:)
10-10
4Va %
9-28
1
11-
31c
' (quar.)__—__
Canadian General Investments
Ice
10-20
18c
preferred
preferred
Canadian
10-15
12 Vac
1
North
of
Fire
A
Jenkins
9-14
$44c
(quar.)
Manufacturing—
Quarterly
10-10
11-
(quar.)
(stockholders
Irvington Steel & Iron
9-21
v v7l
—
Heating Products Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
10-10
1
1
$$2
Class
10-19
10-1
31V»c
(quar.)
Excelsior Insurance Co. of N. Y.
•
Telephone—
(quar.)
9-28
11-15
6c
r
__
&
10-10
1
111.) (s-a)
ton,
9-27
15c
(quar.)—
common
Products
1
11-
1
15c
—_
(Common payment omitted at
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)
5#
preferred (quar.)
9-14
10-15
15c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
California Water &
10-15
37VaC
;—
preferred (quar.).
Elder Manufacturing (quar.)
Electrical
10-10
11-
participating
Interstate
9-14
3%
Co.,
1
1111-
Power
9-28
11-
25c
(quar.)
Products
10-19
11-
5lc
5Va%
(accumulative)
new common (initial)
Electric
Sault
10-15
•
4 Va %
1
5c
CTS
9-28
5#
10-15
1
10-29
30c
(quar.)—
Jockey Club, Ltd.,
dividend)
1
11-
Extra
10-16
7c
11-
52Vac
International
17
11-19
11- 1
11-20
(initial monthly)...
(stock
$1
25c
53V4C
55Vic
58%c
Packings Corp.
10-10
55c
dividend
preferred
Ekco
9-21
1-
10-16
$4
Edison
Falk
Industries
CMP
10-
10-25
$1.75
preferred (accumulative)Economics Laboratory, Inc., common—
9-14
10c
(quar.).
10-15
15c
pfd.
9-19
(quar.)
split effective Sept.
Income Fund—
9-21
$23c
t20c
—
M.)
9-28
3c
9-21
10-15
9-28
$1.25
(quar.)_
reverse
International
.
,
9-25
-
1
11-1
50c
(quar.i—;
International
14c
5c
;
Gas—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Investors
^
10-
25c
(quar.)__
common
Stock dividend
9-15 7; 7
International Milling Co., 4%
12- 3 7
: 10- 2 7
12Vic
non-cum.
r
Co.
^Interstate Securities
plus 2 V4C
$6
9-14
10-
37 Vac
(A.
1
12-28 7
7c
7c
Eastern States Corp.,
71
Gas—
Extra
10-
gains distri-
9-14
25c
Coal
6%
7: 77;
6c
income)
preferred (quar.)__
7 5%
11-20
5
22VaC
Byers
9-15
50c
Investors
Duro-Test Corp.,
\
9-28
10c
1
15c
Ltd., common
preferred
Dunham-Bush
9-17
12'^c
.10-
18%c
Dairies Co. Ltd., 5#
Door
Co.,
Insurance Co.
10c
year
Power
International
;
—
the fiscal
for
10c
Sash &
l-for-5
9-18
v
City)
(quar.)
Incorporated
•7'''
.
1
.
!_
(a capital
investment
Duquense Natural
7 $1.50
preferred
1.
10-25
$22 Vac
._
Bay
of
net
Dominion
9-24
17
10-31
10c
8
.
10-15
10c
11-
10-
-v
$1.12.%
25c
■•■■■
(accum.)_—i
Inc.
9-14
9-14
4.70%
Imperial-Western
''-.
15c
Powdermaker Furniture Co
Dominion
9-28
$0,013 '
B
.7:'
7
S-29
4.20%
7
10-4
$1.37Va
9-14
9-29
4.26%
t
9-21
$20c
A_
x
10-19
■
^
.
10-15
9-29
9-29
Independent
9-20
$12 Vac
._
Oxygen
class
preferred
Dixon
9-21
11c
quar.I
Products
Broughton's Farm Dairy,
Buzzard's
75c
Dividend Shares,
.
1
9-19
Deferred
about $0.64
of
9-I8
1
20c
3IV4C
".Illinois
"9-20
:
11-
$20c
•
_
9-28
10-1
12- 3
quar.)
Brass..
Properties,
A
(monthly)
Class A (monthly)
10-
=
9-11
10-15
.
10-31
ap¬
(quar.)
Hygrade Food Products, 4# pfd. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Hyster Company, class A_^—
3
9-14
10-25
$50c
x-
to
62%c
Huttig
5
10-
9-27
11-20
12'/ac
9-28
4
shares
(2%
Subject
—
____
Class
10-10
10-
1
$5c
(quar.)
Drew
1
held.
9
10-
•
9-25
10-
$1.31 Vi
4.42%
Park
77r
10-
share
one
9-21
»
10-10
32'/ac
30c
Quarterly
Refrigerator Co.
ap-
(quar.)
25c
Hussman
$30c
payment
Dominion Textile,
$15c
-f-
._
(initial
Forest
(interim
!
.
10-15
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)____
each
4.08%
(quar.)
Edison Co.
10-30
11-21
80c
7
to
stock split Nov. 19 subject to approval of stockholders and of the Michi¬
gan
Public Service Commission.)__
7 Detroit International Bridge
(quar.)
Di Giorgio Fruit (quar,)
:____
District Wholesale Drug, class A (quar.)
Diversa, Inc., $1.25 preferred (accum.)
10-15
20c
Co., Ltd.
:
Mines, Ltd. '(s-a)___
Guaranty
11-t20
(2-for-l
9-14
1
15c
Braun,;Engineering
Class
1
11-
Corp.
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred. <$50 par) (quar.)__:
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
Hudson County National Bank (Jersey
.1
Industries (quar.).:
Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Mines, Ltd.
Stock
Pioneer
&
Detroit
9-29
10-10
10-
17c"
—
subject
(increased
&
9-28
2%
(quar.)___
Yard
Bo water
British
9-28
1
Co.
J.)
1
9-20
9-20
5%
.
depositary share)
Phipps Stores, Inc., 5Va# pfd. (quar.)
Baking Co. (initial quar.)_
per
7 "7/
(quar.)
class
Bourbon
British
1
10-
25c
-
-
Big Bear .Stores, class A_
Bostich,
v.
...
(quar.)
Aluminum
'.
.
dividend)
(stock
A
18-
10-
,
.
(s-a)
Ltd.
Detroit
divi¬
(quar.)—:
Automation Industries—
Class
This
common.
79-24
10-31
10-25
—_____
Dean
Deer
be
shareholders approval
,
Beers
shares
-
24.
Bickford's Inc.
Bicor
'B'
is subject to
October
shares will
common
9-24
7 9-29
Inc., common (reduced-quar.)
1 7 12% c
5%
preferred (quar.)—_—
7.
62J/ac
$6.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.56%
$5.60 preferred (quar.)
__:
$1.40
Basic Pronerties, class A (monthly)—
7
7c
Bates Mfg. Co., 4Va % preferred
(quar.) — .-$1.12Va
Baystate Corp. (quar.)—
__________
>£7 40c
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance (Los Ang.)
A 50#
stk. div. payable in class A shares 7'Shares will be reclassified into two classes
of common stock, class 'A' and class 'B.'
The 50#
stock dividend will be paid in
class 'A' common to holders of class 'B'
Present
Y.)—
N.
•
9-29
Basic,
common.
7
9-17
Nutley
Title
de
9-21
(N. J." 50c''*<■ 9726
10-15
(N. Y.) (quar.)_:
—_
'
45c
Commerce
Plains,
(Toronto)
Coal
Pass
Airmotive
Dayco
9-20
Bankers Trust Co.
.Siddeley Canada,-5%%
Rubinstein, Inc.
9-30
5%
9-30
5c
30c
(quar.)
9-20
9-20
10-
proval of stockholders
10-19
$1.62Va
32ViC
(quar.)__
Co.—
International,
Dallas
9-28
Bank
2
Gas
(H.
for
5
10-19
20c
pfd.
stock
Dallas
9-23
10- 1
9-28
10-
(quar. 7
Hicks-Ponder
Co.
(lnitiali
"Hollywood Turf Club (stock dtv.i
7.
11-
11-1
'
.
50c
25c
Seal
,
11-30 s
12V2c
Nest
Crush
Daryl
60c
,
-
(White
Co.
&
-
.
11-23
15c
(increased)
Cudahy Packing Co.—
Payment deferred on 4V2# pfd. shaves.
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.—
5V4#
preference (s-a)
■j.
Curlee Clothing, common (quar.)
<:
4 Va% .preferred (quar.)__
Curtiss-Wright Corp. (quar.)
7" 7'/7:.-' 77-' 7 7
"
"7
5
10-
$$1.43%
)
i:
(quar.)_i.:
Fund
Life Insurance
Crow's
■
10-15
—
.
Trust
Cork
Crown
'■).
10-15
v
(quar.)_—
Stores
Co.
9-28
<
Trust
-
9-15
10-15
$15c V
$25c
7,. 50c
(quar.)—
com.
—
Bank of
of
9-20
11-1
~
B
Badger Paint & Hardware
(quar.)
-
10-19
10- 1
11-1
<quar.)_
Sugar
Class
.
9
$17 Vac
10c
5%
Balcrank
9-24
6Va#
split
proval of stockholders
.7
9-28
10-
1
Y.)
(N.
Holt Renfrew & Co. Ltd. (quar.i
2 7, i Houston Natural
Gas, common (quar.)
9-14
7
5V»%
preferred
10c 7
«k
Investment
Four-for-one
8-14
5%
Refinery Ltd.,
preferred iquar.)
Backstay Welt, class A
C.
9-28
Corp., Ltd.— 7
dividend
conv.
9-28
10-25
11- 1
9-28
10-
Co.
2
$1
Bank
Quarterly
Crown
9-28
10- 1
.
10c
13c
30c
-
•
(quar.)
Austin Nichols & Co., common
$1.20
County
1
'
preferred
Stock
5
$0.0130
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
Insurance
10-
-v
Investors
Corp.,
Products
Counselors
1
10-
7
gains
Corp.
Atlas Thrift Plan
10-
11-1
10-15
10-15
10-15
9-24
10-17
1
10-15
<10-
$1
Mortgage
(Peter)
Cooper
1
10-15
,
11-
Hertz
-.
9-28 7
10-25
$.015
Continental Motors Corp. (quar.)
Controls Co. of America (quar.)
>
9-25
10-
35c
Hawker
v..
9-15
10-25
22V2C
:(quar.)—
Continental
1
10-15
10-10
10-15
10c
7- 20c
$0,008
Ltd
Asssociated Stationery Supply Co.
Atkinson
___—
(quar.)
capital
investment
from:
Associated
Ltd.-
___
Trust—
from
$0.0350
10-
10-29
11- 1
1
Haverhill
9-28
11-15
a
10c
Fundi
tquar.)—
Illinois National
(Chicago)
Corn
75c
$.004
"20c
•
$7 Vac
7,
20c
—
Associated
Associated Fund
"____
1
Applied Arts Corp.
Aro Corp.
(quar.)
,
9-28
preferred
Continental
(Wash., D. C.)—
-(Increased)
Anglo-Newfoundland
4#
V
:
v
.
22c
30c
(quar.)—__________
10-31
v
57Vac
20c
(quar.)
(s-a)—
Corp. of America—
(increas-ed quar.)—
Common
10-11
1
^
$1
———
Consumers Investment
16c
gains)
Gas
American Security & Trust
Anchor
plus
income
Oil
8
j
investment
net
Gas
Royalty
8c
$8c
.
9-20
1
1
Heinz
(quar.)
9-20
10-
^Helena
—
pfd.
4#
Extra
American Mutual Fund—
(6c
Natural
Consolidated
12-14
1-
$25c
$56c
15c
45c
Specialty
Book
Co.,
Consolidated
9-17
11-16
t
preferred (quar.)—________—I—
2nd preferred
(quar.)
American
1
Loan
9-19
1
B
'
•
r
7,
1st
Aluminum
10-
(quar.i
International, "Ltd
1
10-
10-
c'.''.
11-1 ■:
11-15
10-24
10-
60c
common
10-
9-14
$1.06V»
9-19
$22Vac
(quar.)___
Knitting,
Corp. (quar.)
Harzfeld's, Inc.
(quar.)
9
,,
1
Harsco
,
9-14
7
10-
55c
9-24 U
1
8-
H.i
preferred
Hanover
9-25
10-
9-29
■■
$l5c
$1.25
5%
7 77
9-29
$1.50
—
Commonwealth
Class
7
9-21
9-17
9-25
$$0.1558
9-21
9-25
"7
(quar.)
common
preferred
(P.
5c
(quar.)
1
1
60c
1st
10- 1
,
9-29
>
—'
pfd.
$6
Commonwealth
1
12-10
Inc.,
1
Corp.—
.preferred (quar.)
Commerce Clearing Houae
9-24
2
Pictures
10-15
10-
5%
Hanes
9-21
10-
10-
5c
Ltd.,
1
•-.••■'.7
7.) 7 7Brass,
10-
20c
(quar.)
Special stock
35c
.15c
—
7 $4.25
9-25
4
-35c
30c
93%c
.
10-
10- .1
10-
5ic
77 ,v
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
of Canada—
Aluminum Co.
4%
America,
tf-19
.
10-15
35c
30c
„
.
(quar.)
Aluminum
9-29
Columbia
Ltd...
& Co.,
(G. J.)
Colonial Industries,
9-20
Equip-
Alden Electronic & Impulse Recording
Allied
7
Coles
9-20
—
Cooperage, class A
Grouped Income Shares—
7
Holderu
Payable of Rec.
17%c
37Vac
Grief Bros.
Hahn
7 7:7
(quar.)
:
,
1
11-15
;
share
(quar.)
9
When
Per
■
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Greenwich Gas Co., common
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
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10-15
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1-
7 7
10-15
11-12
.
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Bank
—
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7
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Stock Yard—
&
Union
National
Quarterly
Claussner Hosiery Co.
9-20
;
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Cincinnati
•
9-20
(9-20
10-10
10- 1
10-15
x
5c
Cincinnati
"Citizens
9-17
12 Vac
(quar.)
s
(quar.)_______
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common..
1
11- 1
10-
,
25c
; 10c
(quar.)
Inc.,
10- 1
15c
7 /777-x
Quarterly from net investment income__
Chemical Products Corp.
(stock dividend)-.
Holders
9-28
;
5c.
12VaC>»
pfd.
70c
Stores,
10c
—
(quar.)_
Inc.—
Fund,
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Name
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
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Chemical
Payable of Rec.
17»/ac
5c1''
(quar.)—_
Benbow Inn (Memphis, Tenn.) (s-a)
Bros.
Enterprises,
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payments previ¬
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Name of Company
Refining
&
Holders
When
Per
-
■
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(quar.)
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6#'
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
1
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Transport
Motor
Common
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
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during the current week.
second
a
first
the
7-7.7
Company
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Central
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9-17
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11-30
10-25
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10-10
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Missouri
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10-11
9-28
97 Vic
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10-
25c
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Bank
&
Trust
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9-18
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8
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Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated,
7%
preferred
Mosler
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
Safe
Motor
Farts
Motorola,
10- 1
10-
7 Vic
10-24
10-10
10-15
9-28
25c
10-
1
10-
1
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25C
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10-15
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A
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B
Alabama
24c
10-31
10-
10-31
10-
5
28 ¥20
10-31
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9-28
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Street
Bank
Trust
&
(quar.)
3iy4c
10*' 5
9-28
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10- 5
9-28
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Co.
Steel
10-15
20c
10-
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9-20
$1
10-
1
9-21
75c
10-
1
9-21
9-29
9-14
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of
Ltd.
Canada,
10-15
■
11-
U5C
(quar.)_
10-
5%'
preferred B (quar.),
preferred (quar.)__
SI.04
&
Mfg.
Bank
State
Terminals
5
62 Vic
10-1
9-24
10-1
9-19
25c
9-29
9-24
9-14
(quar.)__-_i_—_____
(Newark,
Corp.
•C Stephan
9-28
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1
Co.,
(quar.)
•
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$1.37%
10-
1
$1.43%
10-
1
.: Sun
$1.31%
10-
30c
1
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40c'
1-
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12-14
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9-21
1
10-
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(quar.)
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(quar.)
10-
1
10-
1
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9-21
20c
$4.08
preferred
(quar.)_
10-20
9-28
54.10
preferred
(quar.)_
54.11
preferred
(quar.)
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(quar.).
Northern
5*2%,
series
5%%.
series
B
Truck
Lines,
Norwalk
Old
Colony
Old
National
Class B
One.
&
C.
pref
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Paauhau
Pacific
class
A
(quar.)_:
B
•
Penney
Co.
9-24
9-25
37 Vic.1
9-28
L+'JXXZSli
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(quar.)___
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(quar.)
A
(quair.
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
25c
i'
12 ¥2 c
v:
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
.-
$1.16
4.25%
preferred
iquar.)
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I
12-
1
12-
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Company
1
S3.50
preferred
conv.
9-28
10-20
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30C
87 ¥2 c-
General Electric
Tools' (quar.)
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10-
v
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10-
10-
10-
9
depositary
Utah
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Gardner ,(quar.
Provincial
Putnam
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Transport
Trust
Co.," 5% "pfd. (quar.)_
(Greenwich, Conn.)
1"
Co,
t50c
10-
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-9-30
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Coal
Owl
1
Rexach
(N.
_
.
9^17
.
8c
9-28
10-15
9-28
Ridgeway
Corp.
I-1-15
10-
9-28
Brand
12 ¥2 c
10-
$1.80
•
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Mills
Cotton
Rochester
Mills
Button
1
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dividend
Dutch
American
10-1
9-28
9-28
9-14
10-12
11-
1
10-12
11-
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10-12
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10-16
10-
10-16
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5
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payment
4*2%
,
(H.)
(interim)——
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-
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preferred
542%
+
7..
$1.12%
(quar.)—_
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10-15
10-
preferred
(quar.)—___ii
preferred (quar.)_i_g-—___i_i__Rubenstein .(Helena), Inc.— v~'.v
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1
$1.25
10-15
10-
$1.37 ¥2
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10-15
^
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$1.50
10-15
1-
10-1
National
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Sap Carlos Milling—
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of
extra
^
40
centavos,
22 2/ico
Sanders
j i- V;*
75c
class
A
equal
to, about
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Trust
(N.
A
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A
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Seismograph
Bank
Service
(quar.)_t^t_*_u_i
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(quar.
_____~v I8%c
Corp.,
10-
Selected American
Shares
class
A_____L %. :v
preferred
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10-12
12-
&
(quar.
Trading/ Ltd.
'
common
9-11
(quar.)
.
1
9-24 7>
*
9-20
1
9-17
1
9-17
;
12-18
12-3
:
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3.90%
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9-20
50c
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10-15"
9-29
.
35c
9-28
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9-28
10- 2
9-24
83
-
10-12
35c
1
11-
10- 8
9-26;
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(quar.)
20c
.
1-
2
10-
.
(Initial
(s-a)___
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Metal
American
(N.
Y.)
A (quar.)
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(accum.)—_
1
American
10-
1
10-25
9-27
10-
1
9-23
9?28
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/
quarterly
9-12
and
10-
I
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9-21
t quar. 1
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Common
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&
(quar.)
American
_/_„
11-1
10-15
American
59 %c
11-30
11-
American
States
63%c '
11-30
11-7
11-1
10- 5
;
11-
1
10-5
10-19
10-5
10c
•
$1.25
7%
10- 1
9-20
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American
Tobacco,
10-15
American
Vitrified
11-'.1
10-15
$1.27.
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1010-
$1:50
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1
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
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Anaconda
Company
c
11-15
10-30
-1c
11-15
10-30
50c
(quar.)
9-28
9-14
1
Metal
9-17
1
9-
6
1
9-
6
9-28
9-14
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
10-
2
9-11
43 %C
10-
2
9-11
90c
,
10-
1
8-31
$1.50
(resumed)
10-
1
9-10
10c,
10-15
9-28
40C
Corp.
9-14
9-28
9-
9-28
9-14
50c
-
9-28
MOc
20c
1—.—
(quar.)—
9-27
7
(Del. )—
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3
10-
40c
(quar.)—Z—_—Z.—//_!„_//
9-17
10-
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Inc.
Products
Ampco
1010-
12 ¥2 c
& Telegraph
(quar.)—
6%: pfd. (quar.)—___
9-10
10-15
18%
r_-_
Ametek,
9-21
31¥4c
;
(quar.)
Telephone
10-15
1
9r29
4c
—
11-1
4
9-
(Indianapolis) —
(quar.)
11-' 1
25c
9-
9-30
15c
(quar.)
$1.26
9-24
"
25c
(quar.)
;
Sugar Refining, com.
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
;
(quar,)..
(quar.
9-14
12-10
.
$1.50
common
Insurance
preferred
9-14
.
12-20
$1.25
preferred
Common
1
20c
American
/, "$1/
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9-18
1
10-
r16C
(quar.)
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9-28
10-
$1.25
;
(SC.)
(quar.
Stamping
6%.
9-10
11-30
*
American
9-28
7
9-28
12-15
•
50c
preferred
(quar.)
;
American Security Investment
10-15
*
9-20
Standard Sanitary—
32 ¥2 c
:
10-15
8¥aC
—
10-15
$1.43%
9-21
30c
30C
•
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Z
(quar.)
Trust—
Seal-Kap Corp. of Del.—
11-23
(quar.)
11-19
9-29
—
Realty
11-1
•
1
25c
Co.
(quar.)
:li-/T"
30c
12-
$1.0743
Equipment
Lines—
President
preierrpd
i 5 %
Co.
Pnotocopy
31¥4C
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9-12
9-27
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9-27
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(quar.)
common
9-14
9-28
5c
9-14
-
f$1.75
10-
1
5c
9-20
7 ¥2 C
4
9-14
1
Bank—
10-
$1.50
10-
ffr-15
:_
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3%
>
-
9-
•
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Insurance
American
20c
%
7
9-14
9-25
$1.31%
34%c
(quar.)
Fire
(quar.)——_"
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(quar.)—
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9-
1
97 ¥2 C
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9-21
9-28
10-14
11-30
9-28
10-
10c
9
c
9-14
12-10
25c ;•
12c
9
10-
17 ¥2
7
1
$1.75
insurance
10-
10-19
10c
class
7
10-
9-24
*
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$1.06¥4
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National
912-
20c
National
10-19
$1.25
•
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pfd.
of
1
12-31
$1.50
;
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:
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Foundry—1
Climax,. Inc.,
payment
6
10-
-
5%
(initial)
Metal
11-13
11-13
10-
Illinois—
preferred 7(quar.)
American
3
12-10
35c
(quar.)
Maize-Products. Co.:—
common
7%
3
9-
10-11
12-10
t,
;30o.
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54c
27c
:
Corp.
(monthly)
Corp.
(quar.)
:
/
of
9-
1
10-22
.,/Uo>
(quar.)
Machine
9-28
10-
30c
preferred
American
.
45c
87 ¥2 c
(quar.)
Investment Co.
9-12
10-10
1010-
Products
5¥4% .preferred
5 ¥2 %preferred
9-12
50c
•
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9
10-10
$1.50
•
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Co., 6% preferred (quar.)____
Fire & Casualty (Orlando, Fla.)—
Home
9
10-
$1.12 ¥2
(quar.)
quar.)—
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9
10-
11-
25c •;
.
10-
11--
6¥4c
$1.56 ¥4
(quar.)
(initial
11-
31¥4c
■
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com.
9-21
9-14
10-
jinbreased)/—_/——-
Factors, Ltd.
American
10-
25 c
-
9-14
10c
:
Corp. (increased).
Express
(quar.)
American
*9-28
$1.25
1
9-29
10-
(quar.)
:
preferred :
Sugar, common
Hardware
9-28
25c.
$1.25
10-
43 %c
(quar.)
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9^20
4
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2-13
1.
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11-
10c
1
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AAA
33c"
;
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Power
Abrams
9-29
Acme
9-28
Adams
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Abbott Laboratories
Abitibi
9-18
10-
Hocking Glass Corp., com. (quar.)—Z
preferred
(quar.)—.
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'•/'
:
9-
$1
10-
1
10-
4
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9-14
9-28
35c15c
9-18
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12-
Aetna
5
10-15v"
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9-28
10-
1
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1
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1
Paper
Aeroquip Corp.
(stock
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(quar.)"__'/_/l;
12-15
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'
22c
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(quar.65c
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11-
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participating preference
1
9-
-
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9-
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10-
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preferred
4.65¥o
11-
4.32%
&
Armstrong
Arnold
Co.
,
.
7
Ash Temple,
9-14
6%
9-
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2
Ltd.,
preferred
A
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
12¥2c
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9-
1
10-24
9-15
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7
10-11
60c
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10-15
9-21
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1
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,
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9-17-
10-15
;
35c
'
(quar. )—
common
10-
$1.37
(quar.)
Corp.," Ltd.
1
35c
Corp.
Hegeman Electric
Industries
1
10-
$1.08
—
Constable
Asbestos
9-15
10-
$1.18
'
(quar.)—.
Corp. .(quar.)
z_V
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(quar.)
Rubber
Arrow-Hart
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Arvin
1
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10-19
10-19
12-
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10-19
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(quar.)
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preferred
4.12%
9
11-1
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Arkansas Power &
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$56 ¥4 c
preferred (quar.)—__—
preferred (quar.)
Argus Corp. Ltd., common
(quar.)_
M
$2.50 preference A
(quar.)
;
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(quar.)
4¥2%
8-15/
9-29
,>10-
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8-31
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9-30
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$30c
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Anglo-Canadian Telephone Ltd.—
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Co.Mquar.)_lZ______i______ "
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Adirondack
Industries
(quar.)_/_/_/__/_////
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10-29
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$1.75
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9-14
10-15
10-31
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4
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.
(interim)
(quar.)—
Below
9-28
-
11-15
9-28
.
common
preceding table; ■/
2-28
$1.50
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9-15
9-14
1
10-
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37V2C
preferred.; (quar.)____;
Acme
T_
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(quar..).,.,—:
9-20
V'
11-30
15c
,6c
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(quar.)"
Glass
Transport
1
Inc.—
Shareholders Trust (Boston)
•From investment income)!
Shell
Inc.—
9-14
60c
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American
1
we
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include dividends announced this week, these
10-10
(quar.)—„__
35c
fquar.15c
(From investment income)—
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6\
10-
56 ¥2 c
1
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
American
10-26
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9-28
10-
(quar.)
■
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$1.25
$2.90
9-20
10-10
(Phila.)
Corp.
Public
^¥ater Co.
1.%
./ 9-26
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(quar.)__"__——Z—.—4 '+.22Vac
National
9-15
11-23
9-27
9-28
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Sclllitz
(Walter
10-15:
12-10
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B
Young
9-24
10-19
(Joseph) Brewing (quar.)_—,3Cc
Schlumberger, Ltd. NV (quar.)—
15c
Schluderberg-Kurdle (quar.) t—" -35c
Schneider
9-14
Enka
American
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9-27
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1
Rubber- class
9-14
9-25
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common
American
;
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lien' (quar.)
& : Batimer
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.
9-28
10-19
ts-a)4c
Schenectady Trust (N. Y.)
Schenuit
15c
45c
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5.04%. preferred
York
^___-
&
:
9-25
2c
10c, ; 10-15
(quar.)
—
common
American
10-5
20c
j_
Sons,
WyAtt 'Industries
;
9-20
an
-
National Bank
Quarterly
9-4
'
and
centavos
dividend
Scarsdale
11? 1
'
Alexander, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.
Industries (qiiar.-)—
Work Wear, Inc., common (quar;
.
1
1
,
(Florida)
Anderson
_J__i
Sangamo Co.,"1 Ltd._^
Stock
10-
1—
Associates,
U2¥2c
;
Wotodall
v
St. (Louis
Old
American
^
Wood
-
-
'
• -
9-
10-
75c
Insurance
Cyanamid, com. (increased-quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Distilling (quar.)
New
9-21
10-10
,
5.08%
preferred (quar:)/_.
WiSer Oil (quar.)_________
10-1
*
.
See Helena Rubinstein, Inc.)
9-15
*
9-14
9-14
1
(quar. )__
(quar.)_
Crystal
American
.
Smelting—
■
National
preferred
prior
Wisconsin
(quar.)
6'<' D
•
9-30
•;ft 7 - Whiting"' Coiip,:;///__!_//i/__________.
72c
:
preferred
A
&
Knapp, Inc., 6%
*
.
9-20
(Indiana)—
Mining
V/heelinlg &' Lake Erie Ry.,
;
4%.
rets,
11-30
■
Petroleum—
deposit
10-10
•
1
American
12-15
9-24
9-24
5
American
10-17
10-
10-
":-'
10-
Corp.,
ncn-cumul.
9-17
9-20
10-
4%%.; prior preferred
9-19
9-14
10-
7%
Consumer
American
9-29
10-15
7 % preferred (quar.)
Western Holdings, Ltd.,*
Ordinary'-(interim
payment of about $.865 per depositary sh.)'
Western Light & Telephone, common (ouar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)_
5.20% preferred (quar.)___
Western Power & Gas, 4.75% pi'd. ( quar. )__
,/
9-15
-
II-1
—
__:
9-11
1
Cement
American
10-5
'
30c
(quar.
Liquor Stores--;—
Kootehay-Bower. & /Light—
West.
-
'
Stock
Royal
10-
1.
$1.12 ¥2
Weinkles
1
22¥ac
Ltd._^L^_-__i._-__
(quar.)
1
9-14
10-
$1.25
Shoe
preferred
3%%
•
Iquar.)
(Evanston,
■
Plastic,
(quar.)_^_________
;
Robinson
Corp
Massachusetts RR.
Washington
9-14
6c
River
10-15
fl5c
—
preferred
Warshow
j
10-19
10-10
5c
•
:
(liquidating)Ripley Industries Inc. and Jomar
10-
35c
4c.
(quar.)
Von* Hamm-Young (s-a)
r
9-19
40c
^___
:
Construction
10-
10-
17¥ac
Corp.—
(quar.)__
Co.,
preferred
$6.25
1
10-15
2IV2C
common
Rubber
Additional
6%
30c
.
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—'
J:
Common
$5
25c
:
—
J.)_.
,10-15
$1.25
.
(San
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
Investing
12% o
,/ t75c
(quar.)
Cos.
&
Virginia- Chemical
9-17
104 1 %
[ 5%...
Stores- Inc.
Pump
Research
9-15
Rogers, (quar.
Weatherford" (R."
Reda
9.-15
9-15
v
Construction
Vomont &
(Phila.)—
dividend
Quarterly Distribution Shares—
Red
Ltd.
Materials
Van Waters.-&
-
11-15
>.
American
American
5
;
-
20c;
City Life Insurance
Stock
12.-1
10r
9-28
9-30
9-28
1
10-15
i5c
*
Quarterly
Quaker
11-
7c
"/-
&
Extra
11-23
0"
—
(monthly)
Can
9-30
25c
United Telephone Co.\ of Kansas,
■
5%vpref erred i (quar.)t._
Upjohn Company (quar.)_
-
9-28
-
share)
Bros.,-Ltd.
Equities, class A
Primex
Brake
9-30
10-
1
10-
10c
pfd./(quar.)
American
American
10-19
12 ¥2 c
Quarterly ;^_/j\.l_g!L/^H_!/__//_/_^/__-/-;;
•
Price
B
9-15
37 ¥2 c
6ystem__
_
9-17
•
series
1
(quar.)
pfd.
.9-28
31 ¥4 c
•
A
5%
9-21
1
"*"
/__/___/___.l/^.___/
United' Telephone
Co.,
Inc.
5%
preferred
(quar.)_ _
9
1
10-13
10-
1
11-
11-
Arraa
10-15.
,
10-
IOC 5
—
series
1
20c
"
_/___;
5%
5
11-
Co.,
,
Life
Biltrite
9-28
10-15
■
8c
(quar.)-.
7
8-31
.,,,
B
Bosch
9-20
9-
9-29
7c
Bankers
American
9-21
-
8 "17
r-
10-20
..
,
20 ¥2 c
(quar.),
^
President Brand Gold Mining, Ltd., Ordinary
(Interim
payment
of
about
$0,444
per
9-28
10-26
Co.
1
10-15
,15c
-
•
.United/Keno Bill Mines (quar.)U. S. Industries,-Inc., 4 ¥2%
pfd.-A- (quar. )__U. S.* Sugar.- Corp. (quar.)__/__/__
___L
.
"5%"
:
2%
,
.
(quar.)—:
Quarterly
9-14
5
10-
IVzc
Ltd., class A (accum.)
Ltd., 6% 1st partic." pref.~
United lndusli-ial Bank
11-15
.
Mfg.
Fiber Glass
(-Canada)
Rock
United
10-
■1
$1.25
_!i
/
(quar.)
Electric
Portland
*
11-15
10-15
.
5%'
-•
<quar.)_„
Portable
;
10c "
dividend)____
Piedmont & Northern Ry. (quar.)
Piggly Wiggly California Co. (stk. div.)
Pittfeton
Union
v
Perfecting Service
Organization
Union Gas
11-15
'
Pickwick
;
;
"
-v' y
preferred
18c~.
Industi'ies
Class
/
20c
preferred (quar.)
Common
7
4
9-26
'
"2%
f
9-
10-20
::
"Mibc'-';12 ¥2 c
1%
Note
American
10-1
•
" 75c
;
..
American Felt
10-5
4.64%
9-20
6%
9-14
,
Filter
Air
Bank
10-31
9-29
_i_
<Four-shares for each share held).
'
4.24%
11-16
5c
Century Income Investors
Twin Disc Clutch (stocfe dividend)—
*.
9-18
30c; 11". 1
•
/ 5%
9-29
:
93 %c
Aggregates Corp.
preferred (ouar.)__:
American
'
20th
9-28
10- 2
.,20c
/
——
—_—__
.r ; ; ,:; v*.
Temper Corp., common. (quar.)__i.i—_=
4¥2%
preferred (quar.)—
:
V 9-18 s
2
dividend
American
10-12
True
j
10-
•
•
10-16
10-26
30C
.Transcontinental -Bus
9-24
'7 h10-15
(initial)
.10-31
Works
Quarterly,
9-18
9r20
Management ...(s-a)
————
Transmission—
Furniture
Toronto -Star
9-10
9-25
12V2C
_i_i
.
35c
.
////
____
Co.
;Zy"
y_ZZ_
20c
/,10c
———______
Mills—
Iron
Toronto
;
-
:____
(quar.)
Haute" Malleable
Thomasville
10-16
'
Inc.
Investment, .common (quar. )___i_,
$1.50*-preferred (quar.)_.
1_1___i.
$1.25 preferred (quar.)_
Thriftway. Foods
(increased quar.) 1
Tompkins County Trust (Ithaca, N. Y.)-r
;
Quarterly
/Torp -Manufacturing' (quar:)/
/__i; __!
10-12
10-30/
10c
9-21
9-
5%
(quar.)—
American
9-26
'9-29'
9-29
Corp.," (quar.)__
Stock
9-25
10-15
$2c
; Thrift
1
;io-r 2
12Vic -
Shares
Thompson {H. I.)
10-12
1
preferred
Arrerace
10-19
9-30
8-31
America—
9-14
-10-31 ;/
7
9-10
9-28
45c
—_—
iV 9-28
7.10c
1
Iquar.)
Gas
Thomaston
:
,
9-2l'
1'
10-26
*11-
$3.75
7
9-
50c
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)_;
Amarlite Corp.
(quar.)r_
"
Corp./
/. Texas-American Qil ((stock dividend)
9-14
10-
10-26"
-
33c
10-1
of
Co.
9-
1
10-
1
$35C:
(quar.)—
2c
-
Freight,
Keys
Terre
9-14
»
•
~25c
Lumber, class
C.)
1
10-
• 7d
__
(quar.)
Electric
1
10-
33c
M"
_"___!
(quar.)
(j.
7"-
___
1
:
(quar.)
Foundry
10-
10-15
"-75c
(quar.)
Ltd.. XfluarJ.-
(Frank)
Class
9-28
10c
Aluminum
Inc.
9-10
10c
.
Ltd.
4.92% 'preferred
9-28
10-15
!
9-28
10-15
27 ¥2 c
Fund
(quar.)
Gas,&
Paxlon
C: 10-15
i;
(Eoston)
Co.
Markets
&
9-28
2 7 Vi c
.
B__
'
Sugar,
Car
10-15 :
'
14 Vic
(quar.)
Pacific Associates, Inc.—
6%
prior preferred (quar.)___
Pacific
9-28
$1.04
class
Street
Inc.
10-15
$1.02%
pref., (quar.)___i
Insurance
Food
9-28
$1.02
___
(quar.)
Originals,
P.
A
William,
10-15
$1.02 Vi
(quar.)
E
Tennessee
.
90c
Ltd.
M.
"Ten
-
Telephone,
I.
"Television
"V
10-11
Foods
10-1
20c
9-10
10-
■:
-ii5c.
.
(quar
Industries,
Alterman
10-18
10-18
10-
$1.12 ¥2
:
Bacon,
1
.
.
—
-Water—_______—___
&
10-1
3c
.
York)_L———
"(New
com.
11-15
IOC
(quar.)——//—
(reduced-quar.)
15c
__
Taylor Wine-—
*
(quar.)
Inc.
;
1
Mfg.,
American
9-21
6C
32c
V1
9-19
10-10
10-11.
22 ¥2 c
_;7(quar.)
com.
'
llr
75c
•
1
10-24
Inb.
9-12
11-15
$$1.43%
Inc.—/
Stock dividend ___/_/
9-21
$1.06
;_____
___.
Inc.
Switson
■
-
Fund,
(quar.
(Fla.),
Allyn
-
10-18
$25c.;
Supermarkets
9-19
f
10-
10c.
V
(quar. )
Allied
7.IO-I5/
1
11-15
(initial)
Allis-Chalmers
$.36875
--
10-15
10-
9-14
(initial)—
series B preferred
9-28
7%c
■
fquar.)___—_______________
Super Food Services—
Supermarkets Drinking
9-14
-
_——
Inc.
Loan
&
preferred
! Sunrise
9-14
1
9-28
$1:12%
___
$3.60 preferred
Webster,
Finance
6%
9-14
r
'
(quar.)
&
SuCfest -Coiporation:
5%% (preferred (quar.)_
__•■
ji :;5% %; preferred (quar.)__________
5 % '■(
preferred (quar.)_______;__;l_-___i____
North Jersey Trust
(Ridgewood, N. J.)—
Quarterly -Zm-ZZZZZZZZ:ZiZ:ZZzZ. ■
Northern Ohio Telephone, common
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
.4*2% preferred (quar.)
4*4% preferred (quar.)
:
Northern Plastics (quar.)
'•
Northern States Power Co. (Minn;)—
*
■
Common
Co.____
Markets,, class' A (quar.)__i_—■
^preferred (quar.)— _______ _______
Container
Corp/ (quar.)
Stone
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—
v
(The)
10c
...
10-1
Ltd.—
Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Allegheny Power System (quar.)
Allied Empire, Inc.
(stock dividend)
Allied Stores, common (quar.)—
10-2
'12-. 1).
12¥2c
(increased)
Corp.
Stevens
L. 5.90%
'
J.)—
N.
Quarterly
National
■"> 10-
32 Vic
National Screw
National
26c
-
9-12
$1.25
(quar.)
'
*■
10-1
10-1
$25c
Trunk Line
Products
9-12
1
$1.15
Aldens, Inc., common (quar.):
4¥2%
preferred (quar.)____
v
(Boston)—
Co.
-
11-30
$1.23'
pfd.
5%
B
5%%
Alco
Co.,
9-17
11-30
10-
$1.05
(quar.)T__
1
12-21
/
$3
10-23
10-23
12-21
$2
Ordinary—__
_____
1
1
10-
j"
$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Class
1
.,
9-28
37 ¥2 c
Parts
9-20
9-28
.
•V
common—
Quarterly
>5.
,
io-15
12 ¥2 C
l q uar.)_ I __________ _—
(Kenmore, N. Y.)- (quar.)——i_
State
9-28
(quar.)
,9-30.
12C
20c
Steel
Gas
Class
9-28
.10-15
2c
.
.
6%" pref e rre d
Bank
preferred
____
preferred
Alberta
:
Standard Paper Mfg. Co.,
$5.50
Corp.,
.
.
10-23
11-
11-
preferred
4.92%
)
9-21
9-15
X
tU X
$1
—
Alabama Power Co., 4.20% pfd.
4.60¥« preferred (quar.)_____
5
,28c
9-7
10-
20c
50c '
Gas
1
10-22
6C
__—.—
(auar.)
at
(increased—
common
income)
i
6%
_—T
Products,
Payable of Rec.
-
10-
(quar,)
Class
9-20
/
1
Inc.—
investment
9-20
10-
1
(quar.)—
com.
Fund,
■,
(quar.)
Alabama] Great Southern RR.
payment
common
preferred (quar.)—_—
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
(quar.)_______
.
9-12
10-11
10c
on
5%
v;:
9.24 'V
9-29
32 Vic
-
,
National Periodical Publications, Inc.
National Propane Corp., 5%-' pfd. A
10-
'//
Insurance
Agricultural Insurance (Watertown, N. Y.)r—
Quarterly*1'; _—'■
Alabama By-Proaucts—
/"//
9-18
.
1
$1,25
LI_—'—_1
Quarterly
State
National Fuel Gas
10-
■>
9-28
1
22 ¥2 c
(quar.)___——
v .tl
California
Sta-Rite
9-20
10-
i
»I
:
Spic. &
9-20
75C
25C
»*_
_
10-
3
9-
10-15
noc
4.48%-
;
*
10-. 1
••10-12
v
10-12
50c
9-21,
.
>
'
ii 9-14
1
25c
—
25c
.
(quar.>_——__
preferred " (quar.)—
%
4.56% - preferred
(quar.)___.
Southern Fire & Casualty (Knoxville, Tenn.)
9-14
6V4C
—
A
%
9-17
$175
—&/_•_//
(quar.):
Shares
M
9-28
15c
:
j
,
_
class
Industries,
Inc.
___
Murphy Finance, common
6%
prior preferred, (quar.)
Murray Ohio Mfg. (quar.)
Mutual
50c
common—
9-17
Life
(From
v-V:': this time
Southern
J.)—
___
9-28
9-19
10-15
of Company
Affiliated
1
Corp—%%%■':%.:/::
Oast
aotion -taken
No
——!
Aetna
9-28
$53c
common__l^__—___'
Gas.
preferred
South
9-18
National
Montclair
Co
(quaf.)_-__
(Hartford
Atlantic
".5%
9-19
1
11-
6¥4C
—
(J. M.)
Smyth Mfg.
9-19
10-1
$1.07%'
_
A—
;Sobeys Stores, Ltd., class A
South
—
:
9-24
class
Inc.,
.
Holders
When
Name
9-^8
>
10c
4%
Smucker
9-21
10-15
-
.
(quar.)_
Cement
'Slater Electric
12 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Monarch
^
9-28
10-22-
Y%c
Line______—
Light—
9-28
9-20 .'"V
1
10-15
8C
».,¥*« 15c
Telephone Corp.- (quar.)
Co.
(Cincinnati)
(quar.)
Valley Barge
10*
27 Vic
___
1
$2
of America, com. (quar.)—.
preferred (s-a
Simplex; Paper" (quar.)-—t--——
"Slater (N.) Co., Ltd.-, $2.12 pfd.- (quar.)
11-
Monday, September 24, 1962
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
156
Sheraton Corp.
10-12
1
%
(increased l
Share
S
of Company
Name
-
Midland-Guardian
Mississippi
11-
When
Per
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
32 Vic
(quar.)
Michigan Bakeries Inc.—
5% %
convertible pfd.
(accumulative)
Mid-America Corp., common
60c preferred (quar.)__
Per
Share
'• Z/
,
.
.
9-28
9-10
$30c
9-28
9-
7
$20c
10-
1
9-17
$$1.50
10-
1
9-17
$16¥2c
10-
1
9-17
>
Volume
196
Number 6197
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1247) .11
Per
When
Holders
Company
(J.
W.)
f T',
V
Hardware
Share
-
Payable of'Rec.
British
Class
B_
Athey
Products
Atico
J9c
10-
1
"9-10
10-
1
"9-10
9-28
25c
i
Corp.
9-10
(initial)
7 Vic
9-28
34b
10-15
10-
1
15c
10-
1
Atlantic
Refining, .3.75%
7
Atlantic
.pfd..
(quar.)
93 %c.
.
Wholesalers
Class
A:j
Class
9-10
4 Vi %
preferred
9-10
4%
J25C
10-
1
J25C
10-
1
%,
British
(Tulsa,
Okla.)
30c
t43%C
9-
1
1
9-
'
1
-
#'
9-
1
Brown
•.
9-
1
>
9-14
10-
1
Wilcox
Corp.
Co.
9-28
40c
(quar.)
40C
__
Bacharach Industrial Instrument Co.
!."
(quar.)'
Baldwin-Montrose
(quar.),
Baldwin
6% ' preferred
6%
Chemical;
Piano—-
pfd.
$1
'9-7
preferred
15c
:
:
"
9-29
Buffalo
5% ,1st
"4V2%
10-15
$1.50
L'uilding
Bullock's,'Ltd:,
9-23
•
1-15
/
8%C
—
Co.—
4%
(accumulative)
_
Electric, com. (quar.)_—
&
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
—,
10-
12-31
1"
QVz% /'1st
$1.25
preferred
Aroostook
New
J
'
York
National
Stock
dividend
Vitamin,
-Iron
Bausch
"4%
Baxter
10-
1
32 Vic
10-
1
10c
10-
1.
22c
10-15
^
-
$1.75
-
(quar.)
Beatrice
10-
;
dividend
7%%'
I-
25c
>
Beech
(incr.-quar;)
10-
6%c
•
i 10-
2%
1
z
1
9-
7
40c
,
u—
"""
'
_
9-14
P^-c"
&
Co.
7 Vic
(quar.)
RR.
if
(quar.)
;_a
Bekins
Van & Storage
(quar.)—*
Ltd., common (extra)—_
preferred A (quar.)__
:
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common
(quar.)
9C
preferred
II-15
11-
9-17
15c
12-
3
(quar)
i5c
11-
3-1-63
2-
10-31
(quar.)
4-30-63
$55c
t
10-15
y
'
Corp.
Beneficial
(quar.)
Finance
„_
Co.
;
„.
60c
(increased-quar.)
v
9-29
30C
in
U.
S. currency)
1__
Watch Co.
(quar.) —
Benrus
Berkshire
Frocks
Bessemer
$1.50
&
(increased
Lake
Erie
preferred
Bethlehem
;
Biltmore
A
Bird
Ltd.,
10-
1
9-
10-1
;• $ioc
i_•
10-15
r
9-17
.'
Canadian
$25c
10-15
S
9-17
;
Canadian
i
L
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—
:
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10110
preferred
12 Vic
9-28
9-14
9-28
9-14
10-1
$1.06 Vi
(quar.y__-_J_Y.__-—.>
40c
9-29
25c
11-1
10-
9-15
^
9-14
(quar. )_Y—
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C.)
Co.,
51/2%
Louis)
(initial)
preferred
10C
r-15
10- 1
__*
(quar.)
Corp.-v (quar.)
Book-of-.the«Montl* Club •(quar;)_p;_.:'iJw_^ '■
Fisheries
(stock
Borax Holdings.
10c
Ltd.—
'
:
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5%
'
9-20
10-31
10-
1
2
9-10
Food
Stores
(quaT.)
Garden-Arena
Boston
Insurance
Boston
Personal
Bourjois,
Inc.
Bowater
Co.
5Vst'%
..
10-10
10- 8
•
45c
10- 1
Paper,
42c
-9-27
—
American
deposit receipts
Bowman
Products
(E:
Bradley
5%
J.)
Co.
Sons
&
(Milton)
prior
Co.,
preferred
^
Industries
Bridgeport
5.28%
Bribes
.
&
Gas,
1
9-7
10-
1
9-
Bright
5%
Bristol
10-31
____
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(T.
stock
(s-a) -"I
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preferred
Mfg.
Co.
Corp.—
_
$68 %c
10-
P~r.
10-
3c
1
$1.25
■L_-
1
yi^-pq
25c
1
10-1
10-1
100%
v-"- * ;
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10-11
$$1.50
•;
9-28
?5c
11-15
42c
V
9-17
9
4.10%
y
4.80%
17
Central
1
•;
•
V
9"
9-
7
(quar.)
Myers Co., 3%%
1
10-
$25c
$28%c
25c
preferred
(quar.)
—
93%c
>
-
'
5
9-14
9-28
!:9-14
9-28
9-14
10-
1
10-15
9-14
10-
1
1
15c
5
9
10c
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(quor.)_^_"
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(quar.)
—-
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30c: y -9-29
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30c
:
(quar.)v-»__
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—
tr/o
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1
9-28
9-20
.10-15
1
10-15
10c
common—
-
10-
1
1
$4.50
Life
40c
22c
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
•
$1.18%
$1.20
;
10- 1
9-
Y,
9-29
8-31
9-28
9-
1
(quar.)
30c;
11-
(quar.):__l_
15c
Rico
Inc.
$1
9-29
*
Y
Bank* (Chicago)
.(quar.)-*_
(Phila.)—
Quarterly
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Co. ,(N.
<
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!_
$5.50
15c
*
-10-15
——
1-—
(L.
>•
Corp.,
Ltd.
Y
$1
$1
_
9-28
9-28
9-17
9-
1
TO-
5
•
*
11-
1
10-
5
1
10-
5
11-
1
10-
5
:
11-
1,
10-
5
10-
1
t
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3
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11-It.
$1.03
Cosden
Cowles
Book
Inc.r
Life
:
1
Y
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15c.
t50c
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•.
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9-20
9-10
.
t;9-26
9-12
9-
10-15
7
20s.
9-17
15c
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10- 2
10-15
9-28
t50c
112c
i
1212-
pfd. .(quar.)
!
1
11-15
1
11-
10-
1
9-14
10- 1
9-14
8
9-14
,10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-
7
10- 1
10- 1
$1,12%
:—
i_:
$1.13
$1.04
(quar.■»
55c
(quar.)____
*
(quar.)
.
9-
7
(quar.)
i__:
10-
93%c
12V2C
1V4%
(quar.)_*
Corp.,
;
.
9-14
,
common
.
(quar.)
Insurance
9-14
1
9-14
10- 1
-
4c
10- 1
-
9-14
1
9-14
10- 5
9-15
9-28
9-28
9-17
10-
9-14
9-17
I71/2C
(quar.),
1
10- 1
9-21
1
9-21
1- 1
9-28
12-21
25c
25c
-
—
25c
10-
9-
:
—
7
*_
(quar.)
-
-
4%
10-10
9-28
3%
(stock, dividend)—
(Boston)
9-14
10-
—
dividend),.;
9-7
87V2C
_______
(quar.)
Distributors
Chemical
Craftsman
v-Y,
(Maine)—
Company
(stock
5
5
.
1
Petroleum 3
5
TO-
10-
(quar.$1.37V&
Reynolds
10-
11-1
.*
5
11-1
10-
^
i
*
9-24
10-
27'/2C
(increased)
(quar.)
9-20 '
-
$1.25
v
7
11;
47»/2c
...
9-
1
9-28
9-10
15c
3c
9-28
9-28
9-14
8-14
9-14
15c
10-
11-1
Y*.$1.31 V*
Corp.—' Y
preferred A»(quar.)_,_____
preferred A (quar.)_____
Cosmo
9-29
&
1
8-31
y 10- 1
50c
?
(quar.)!*__*—,
Co., $3.75 pfd.
Connector; class A
preferred
Corroon
Coty,
55c
9-28
25c
Can
L.)
9- 7
12-
10c-
YY
—
Baking/common
dividend
i
1
20c
i
(quar.)
preferred
9- 4"
9-20
33c
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Co.
..
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12-15
51c
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(quar.)
9-10
YY
Power
6
-
(increased quar.)
(quar.)_
9-10
.
10-
85c
.•
Insurance
1
10-20
Corp.-(quar.)25c
preferred
preferred
31/2%
9-10
9-10
9-
10-
Cooper Tire & Rubber (quar.)32'/2C
Corning Glass Works, common (quar.)_s___
37V2O
9-18
v
9-24
9-17
9-25
13c
51'/2c
preferred
Stock
9-18"
9-29
Maine Power, common (quar..)__—■.» 40c
- 9-29
Preferred (quar.)__,____
$1.50, -10-1
4.60%
preferred .(quar.),——
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3.50%
preferred (quar.)_,
l_
^._—871/2C
10-1
1
9-25
v.
(quar.)
Foods
Continental
7
$1.23
•
7
9-17
v
—
Acceptance. 30c conv.
Continental
7
9-
1
8-31
$1.12>/2
j.
_1__
Continental
•
10-
9-20
11-21
9-29
>
1
55c
$4.52
9-10
$1,021/2
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$4.16
> 9-10
10-
9-15
10-15
10-16
10-
Puerto
Royailies
9-10
$1.24
(quar.
Corp—:
of
Paper
9-10
1
$1.18%
—__
preferred r (quar.)c__________
Securities
1
11-
7c
Rock .Products
Consumers
6%
Central
11-
7V20;.
Consumers Gas Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)_*___
;il2c
5'/-:% series A pref. (quar.)__»
*—1$1.37Vz
5l/2% series B pref
(quar.)'
—__.1$1.37V2
9-10
10-
Light" .' ••'••/!. ;-i;YYy-y '1 yv-'Y(Y •
preferred (quar.)
—...—____
$1.12'/a
preferred (quar.)^__—.——Y——.
$1.16
Central .National
11-1
Textile Mills,
5%
pfd. (s-a)—
Consolidated,Theatres, Ltd.. class A_i___—_:-
9-10
1
Illinois
Central Penn National Bank
9-15
9-25
*
20c
N.
preferred
Consumer
.
Y
1
,
Consolidated
9-10
10-
$1.12 Va
preferred^ (quar.)_—_
preferred: (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_____—_—
preferred
(quar.)_;
(Phila.)
Consolidated
9-14
10-
$1-75
7
10-
(quar.
Consolidated
10-19
*;0:25
40c:
$1.12V2
:—
'7
10-10
Consolidated
!
-
9-
9-15
55c
15c
(quar.)___.
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23<
9-30
9
9-29
1
(quar.)—_______!
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9-14"'
25c " 11- 9
9-29
9-30
*
10-
Y,
preferred
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9-20
10-12.
4
9-18
$1.07
.
*
9-12
9-
2
' $1.33%
B (quar.)_____
Consolidated'.Elsctronics Industries
11-15
30c
■.
'
:
—1
10-
3iy4c
(quar.
preferred
5
12- 1
9-29.
9-J.2
'
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.
$1.25
(Jersey City,
preferred
(quar.)
4.12% preferred (quar.)
10- 1
8-31
,•
$1.50
5%
,11^23-:
$1.12V2
preferred
Consolidated
" V
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:
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Consolidated Cigar
l v
10-
Central
'
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4% %
4.92%
^
9-29
10-
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9-14
9-29
10-1
68%c
(quar.)
!___,
Corp.
or
preferred
Cook
9-14
11-
•
*
Co:
4.96%
preferred " (quar.)_
Central Illinois Flectric & Gas,
4.75%
•
10-15
•
1
9-25"
'
-
Y ( ;7V2Cr
(quar.)*
______
$1.90 preferred (quar. )i____L.2.____4.y_____
Connohlo, Inc., 40c preferred (quar;)*
9-19 Y
10-15
»
10-
,
9-14
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preferred
Co.
Realty
$2.06
$2
.'5%
0Vi%.
preferred -(quar.)
preferred" (quar.)
4.75%
;Y'
"
Co.,: common-(quar.)„
4y2%
•-V.;
9-17
10-
preferred
•Y
1-10
9-13
1
40c
$2.04
v
5.
10-1'' v$ 9-19
.
9-14
8-31
Tractor
Products
;
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30c
10-15
Central Foundry Co.
(quar.)_____Y-_---___ -Y»
25c
9-27
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4.35%
..preferred" (quar.)__'__
$1.08%
-10-1
]0-i2,
9-29
33c
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&
7%
4.64%
___
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&
11- .1
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convertible
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investment
net
Scott
4
tax)—
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(increased-quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4'/2%
Y'
•_
(quar.-)
shares Ka
Common
y
(2-for-l
Brillo
7
Steel
'Celanese
;
(quar.)__i^__^__—_i.
common——
Ceco
1
10-
______
•
from
Pirie
Caterpillar
•
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____5
-(s-a)
-
11-
$68%c
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common—
preferred
11-15
$62 Vic
Brandy wine Raceway Assn. .(stock dividend)
Brazilian Tracticn Light & Power
Co.,; Ltd.
6%
pref. (auar.)
:
•___
4.
—__L
Breeko
ordinary B
._.
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-
:
(increased).__
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4yi%: preferred^ (quar.)
Carter^ (J. ,W.)\Co
^C^thageJ Mills (quar.)J—
Castle 6c- CookeL
9-17
(one shilling per
in Canadian
equal to about 15c
4.
funds-).
:
Bowaters Mersey Paper Co.—
5Vz%- preference
(quar.)!
Brach
(Quar.
J; Carson
9-20
.
*
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l;
15c
——
,1
&
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^1.25•>;yTO$1)05'.
9-15
9-28
10-
7ccu
(quar.)___
Solvents
12-3.lv
10-
-
9-17
$1.17
(Hartford)
(quar.)
;
Connecticut Light & Power
>
9-14
•
Co.
Trust
9-28-
1-15
9-17
10-10
:
1-31-63
5c
(quar.)_
Connecticut
4
4
10-15'
j
3c j,
1
;
payment-less British income
■'Carrfersiis C3enCi*al Corpi—*
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(quar.)-^-
Ltd.—
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9-21
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(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9" 5
10-1
20c
...
of North America, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
5%
Y*.;
10^ 3
c
12 J/2 c
—
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'5%
871/2
Corp.
Property
E.)
(L.
dividend
9-
1
10-31
;
,,$13,25
(quar.)
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4's
9-
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prefer*eA''^a)K-):^;\r438%C?v:.;i'0J«,;'Iv!
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deposit, receipts
(interim)' less
r'
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Boston
Stock
9-14
10-
American
Borman
Carpenter
1
10•
■i.
%
9-15
10-29
30c
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'
9-
10-1"
3c
J.
1st
9-291
2
9-11
1
10-
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;
!
^
12V2c
Commonwealth Water Co.,-51/2% pfd. (quar.)
$l,37'/a
Confederation Life Assn.
(Toronto) (quar.).,?
t50c;
Congress Street Fund—
v
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9-14
10-2
17'/aC
•
9-21Y
9-28'*
10-
141
$4.20 .preferred-'{quar
10-19
10-e $
e
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9-10
9-25
Yyy
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Commonwealth Theatres
9-101
9-28-' ,Y 9-14
10- 2-'
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9-30'
10-
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10-15
)-
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L—i
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10-19
75c
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)
Cascade
Booth
11L.19-
(quar.).:v_
6
9-14
25c
(quar.)
Commonwealth
9-21
1
9-
9-14
Commonwealth Investment—
T0-31'
1
9-28
62VsC
Commonwealth
1011-
.
'Common
,
1
common—_
•!i,5c:
Boise
9-15
-
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^Carnation Co,;- 3%%
Boatmans National Bank '(St.
Bobbie Brooks, new common
-
1
$5c
$:45c
$T0c
$93%c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___;_
preferred-, .(quar.)*,
4%;
1
9-17
T2-14
9-27
5c
Commonwealth Edison, common
Financial Corp.
8-24y
»
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1
10-
,
25c
Quarterly
9-4
.
60c
;
3
9-18
«
lOcf
■Y/,':Yv:1y: Y/.
(quar.)
7
10-
9-12
9-28
$1
(quar.)
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9-24
9-
9-13
1
25c
(quar.)
Commercial
9-30 r
10-
$10c'
Canal-Randolph. Corp. (increased quar.)___i
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:
9-15
II1-3O.
15c
;
9-29
75c
Blue Bonnets Raeeway,
-
common_5
5%.
>
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5
9-28
35cvi
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Commercial
8-24
10-
$1.75
•
preferred
41/2%
Y 9-24
Corp.—
Southern
Drug
6
9-25
30c;
Y
Commerce Title Guaranty (Memphis) (quar.)
Commercial Credit Co.,. common
(quar.)
^
1
9-30
$25c
(quar.)
Commerce
;
9-30
Y
(quar.)
8-24
437Wt-" 10- 1
Ltd.
of
.
-
!
,
(s-a)
7?/^%' preferred-4quar.)_J:_iT_"
Canadian Oil, Ltd., 8% preferred
ImoeriPl Bk.
9-
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preferred
Commerce
'
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9-30
$75c
Canadian Industries, Ltd.,
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$30c
6%
-
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preferred
4.65%
:
10-10
1
12-
ll-M
35c
.
i
Interstate
&
,9-11
1-
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Iron
preferred
4 '/4 %
1
&
^
1
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income)
Stone
preferred
Common
10-10
1!
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Energy
Products
Fuel
11-15
10-
7c»Y
v;
(quar.)_;
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&
&
;
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:
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$1.50
, .*
,
:
(quar.)___
Sand
Columbus
,
9-14
9-14
Bros.-Tobacco
Bohack
Canadian
Co,
Ltd.
*
8
8-31
11-
-
7
8-31
"
11-30
-
32'/ac;.
7
(quar.)
Gas, common
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
5.35%
preferred
(quar.)
Y;
9-14
1
11- 1
-2Vzb
9-14
preferred fquar.
Blue 'Bell. Inc.
Electric
Hydrocarbon,
10-
$43%c-
Ltd.?—
1
$1.40
Inc.
General
10-15
10- 1
.
..Y.
y.
net-investment
51/2%
9-14 y
9■
10-
(s-a)
1
(quar.)__————__J—
Laughlin,
F
10- 1
Bottling
Colorado
3-8
$$1.25
4:
5%
3-
10-1
Y 9-14
Y
Color-Craft
7
4-
$18%c
!
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to
9-
9-14
1
$1.12 Y
1
(quar.)___
Corp.
Growth
Colonial
0-7
1
l
10-
*
9-20
to
,
Co.
5
1
10-
$1.25
(quar.)_i
Stero
4
$1
(quar.)
.
9-
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1
:.v
preferred
Colonial
9-14
10-ri 1
9-30
10-
$1.18% Y
________
Mahoning Ry. Co.'(s-a)_Illuminating
; ■ 1 ,\v '
preferred
Colorado
4-1
$37Vic
—
10-
(quar )___■_■
1
9-
•:
$1*
Y: 10c
$1.75
International
9-14
^
55c
-
(quar.)—_
10-
1
1
10-
$9c
(oUar.)^
10-
4
(quar.)_——_
5.60%
&
A
common
10c
'!
—-
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred, (quar.)—--
6%
class
40c
4
4Vrfo
.
Ltd..
25c
—--
Decker 'Mfg.
9-21
10-
„
9-25
4
9-21
;
,
,
Corp. (quar.)i.
Corp., class A (initial)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 pid. (quar.)
9-14
\ 10*151
Yy
Corp.. (quar.)__!'_^_i_..v--______
Corp
(From
10-1
$90c
,
y
Colber
9-26 Y
9-14 1
1"
y
2
9-
«
(quar.)________. Y
12MjcYYH^ 5
(quar..)____!_____._u.i._iyu
$1^37 Va Y
10- 1-
Coca-Cola
9-28
Y
9-30
11-
9-27
common
Coca-Cola
10-
$50c"
$$1.10
(quar.);
(quar^^kii
common
Canadian; Food Products, Ltd.—
6%-'preferred (quai^)
—
3%. preferred* (quar.)
j
t
10-
:
(quar.)—
pfd.
Co.,
Y
11-21
•
25c
(quar.)
Bel) Telephone—
(Subject
.
9-21.
9-14
,
30c
.
;i
:
&
Coca-Cola
9-18
10-
' Y
Electric
Suburban
I.
4
RR.—
Quarterly -
10- 1
,
&
9-
9-28
$1.25
(quar.)_
,Y
dividend
Churchill
9-13
10-15
10-29
$87Vic
$87Vic-:
(quar.—
Canners
Collieries
10-20
r
Ltd.,
series- B
25c
Blackstone
Bloch
Mortgage
Celanese, Ltd.,
32c
—
Babcock
5Vi%
7
9-20
1
10- 1-
1
$87'^c
$1.75 - preferred, - (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)__'_,
•
9-14
1
25c
dividend'
&
Canadian
•
Y:Y.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
&
Canadian
9-25
Canadian
Bird -Machine-- Co. "(quar:)
Bishop
Bronze
preference
9-26
10-18
Corp.
Son,
Stork
5%
9-17
10-11
10-
9-7'
—
'Canada Steamship Lines,-Ltd. (s-a)_
Canadian Breweries Co., Ltd., coin, (quar.)_
$2.20 convertible preferred A (quar.)^_i_j,
9-14
75c
9-7-
$87y2C
quar.)__
Canada
$1.75
9-29
9-29
(quar.),.
B (quar.)
Permanent
11-15
v'"'T
RR.—
9-20
quar.)
(increased
A
9c
___
(s-a)___
Steel
Hats,
Class
Bliss
B
Class
7 Vic
„
preferred
Black
(increased
Canadian
'——
quar.)
(quar.)_
Bibb
Manufacturing
(quar.)—
Bickfords, Inc.
Biddeford ' &• Saoo Water -(quar.)
'
A
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40%
9-10
9-30
9-30
$1.06'A
—
4-15
Benguet Consolidated, Inc.—
(15 Philippine centavos equal to about $.04
7%
(quar.)
9-13
.
37Vic.
$10c
Co.
5
9-20
•
'
Y
Y
Pacific
&
I
5
9-25
25c
RR.
(quar.)
Tool
10-
9-30
10-
62'/2c YY 9-29
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone (quar.)
Peabody & Co., common (Interim)
preferred (quar.)k.__,
;
Cluett
10-19
12 '/ac
10c
25c
4%
.11-15
•
10-15
11-1
v'Y
Clifton
9-17
10c,
&
Cable
41/2%
9-14
*18%c '
4
9-14
9-15
Y;Y
Cleveland Trencher l
9-14 '
1
9-
1
87'/2c
7%
1
10-1
$1.18%«
(quar.)_—35c
'
Bendix
"y426Vic
:
A
Island
Gas
Clearfield
Clevite
10-
1
9-28
10-
<
$i.l2'/a
(quar.)___
Cleveland Electric
9-11
TO-
9-10
9-14
10-
>
70c
f
;
5%%.,pref erred
Products
Corp.. (quar.)
Clark
Y 9-11 '
1
'
■
City
Y: 9-4
10-1
75c
Mines .Ltd.
Class
1-15
20c
Canada
Lake
Class
10-16
1-31-63
Y-Y
9-17.
.
8
20c
.
Y
9-15
-9-10 *
10-
Flooring
Class
9
20c
,
40c
;
Co. Ltd., class B (quar.)
$20c
Canada Iron Foundrys Ltd., common (quar.)
t25c
4 Vi %
preferred (quar. )__^^_.ii___-____i $$1.06 y4
Canada Packers, Ltd.—
9-12
1
Red
preferred
Canada
5
1
i!_
__!
Telephone—
Mill & Lumber (quar.)
Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific
City Investing
Telephone—'
Trust Co.
(N. J.)
Fastener (quar.>_i_i
$4.25
9-14
10-
1
Telephone Co. of
t'i
10-
(quar.)
4%
6
$25c
l'
preferred
preferred
6
9-
$10c
5%
4%
9-
10-
•
Power
Campbell .Taggart-Associated Bakeries—_:
,
25c
Quarterly
Canada Dry Corp., common
(quar.)25c
*
r-9 t:
9-27
Corp.__
9-14
9-14
9-24"
approval of
<Y the Illinois Commerce Commission)2%
5.25% preferred, (quar.)
$1,31 »/4 ;i
City Finance
(quar.)__
rY..
6c
City Gas Co. of Florida (quar.|___^__Y_y_—
7V'aC.*
11-15 :
1
,
9-28
-
1
10-
-
(quar.)___
(quar:)__
preierred
Stock
10-15
___i—? < 4%-.
Co.—4'.V
(quar.)_
" :jr 63c
Electric
Campbell
9-27
v
•
50c
i
Belgium Stores,
4%
•f
Camloc
9-10
IO-15
2%
.
Camden
9-14
10? 1
$$1.25
$2.50 •* preferred 1
6% preferred (quar.):
9-10
'
1'
TO-
415c 4
dividend——_r__
S-14
1 i
10.-. 1
r35c",
—
„
37yac'
,
'California'Western Gas, $1.50 pfd.. (quar.)_
Calumet & Hecla Inc., .common—;.
$4:75, preferred (quar.)^^
i—_
,12-14
^.0- 1
40c
__——
TO-
4c
4c
Trust
Quarterly
9-14
9-15
12-1
Unadllla
Utilities
Cincinnati
9-18
1
28 V)iC
:
convertible preferred * (quar.)__
'California Packihg Co. (quar:)
"9-14
flOr
_*.'! $1.12 Yz
___\
:
9-28
TO-
3iy4c
,(quar.)_ic_l
y.t 5.25%
9-14
5
'■i
15C
—
•
9-14 y
r
1
'
"
4%
preferred (quar.).
:
1
4%%
preferred (quar.)___.
Cincinnati. New Orleans «fc Texas Pacific Ry.
V,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
6-14 "
;5
10-
$1.12'/a
York
Pneumatic
3-15,
9-25"
1
27VaC
New
Rock
12-21
9-28
&
Cincinnati
9-28
6-28
$1.12'/a
common
•
.9-14
3-29
$1.12 Vi
preferred" (quar. )i_
Calif olpnia^ Interstate
;
'
■
5
10-
25c
25c
►.
income_T_I__;:y -_Y
pfd.
;9ri2
4
10-
$1.04
Chile Copper Co.____!____
Chock-Full-O-Nuts
Corp. Mquar.)
Christiana
Securities Co.,
7%
J^
10-1.
8-22
9-29
$1.19
(Reduced-quur.)
9-*5
9 28 ';
1-
Bank
Chicago
*
10-15
10-20
$1.37'/a
8-22
Inc.
Chicago
5
9-21
1
25c
(quar.)
Shoe, Corp.,
Stock
7
.1-4
20c
_
„
V;
*
10-15 V
9-25.
60c
California
9-15
9-
1
11-
25c
-
California'Consumers
7
9-17
-
1;
y-29
20c
—
;
dividend
Creek
$17c
10c
-:
9-28
1,
25c
4^preferred
9-14
10- 1
10-
$1
•;
12-
10-1
30c
•
10-19
international Detective
-
-
9-21
'
2
0-28
75C-
;
*
10-
8-22
Service—
(quar.)..
Papers,
preferred
5%
*,
9-28
15C
C I T? Financial Corp.
(quar.'
.Calgary Power; Ltd,v common_i._1._lJ.______L*
9-21
,
.10-10
12 Vic
9-28
10-15
11-1 "
5%
Chicago
■
•
—
i
common
Dickinson
Stock
5
10-15
10-15
$25c
-
9-29
(quar.)
investment
Corp.
Chicago,
35c
__
:
7
10-
8-22
$1.25
(quar.)!
Chicago Great. Western Ry.— - 7
9- 47 v
15c
—_
(s-a)-i.
From net
Chesapeaite
1
10-
1D-1
9-
1
*
9-29
Chesebrough-Pond's,: Inc.
7 V
1
10-
10c
(quar.)—
'4Vi% - preferred^ (quar.:)_i.^L___i—l_l_i__
Byllesbjr (H: M."),' 5 % !preferred,' (qifaf,')-Ji;
1
10-
9-
10-
15c
-
(quar;)
J.)
10- T
10c
-
8-22
9-29
33%c
,
-
*
10c
$22 Vic
A
•9-15
10c
-
Holders
9-29
62'/ac
Y
4»/2%
preferred
(quar.)
J
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. ;YY•■••///./..
3'/a% preferred (quar.)
9-14 i
'
Butler's
1
.
5
Becton
Bell
10-
10-15
.
2%
(quar.)
preferred 'tfquar.)—
Mesd
Uranium,
inc.—
Beaver
9-28
-
Lid.
preferred
Al/»%
,•
'
Lumber,
$1.40
40c
——
Foods, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__'
4V2 %
Beaver
'
•
10--1
10-15
$3
(quar.)
Quarterly
Stock
10-15
■
^■Butler
9-17
$1. >' 10-15 T
—
Distilling
9-14
-
10-15
$1.06
-1- >'
(quar.)—!.—
(quar.)—'
R.)
-
(quar.)
Common
4 Vi %
;
.common'
9-14
J.) —
(quar.)
Corp.
Laboratories
Beam k( James
•
9fl0
$26c
Common
——
(N.
——
A
Lomb, Inc.,
preferred
9-10
9-29
«")
Common
•
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
Works
&
C.)
7
9-14
9-14
fstock. dividend)-—
class
Bastian-Blessing
Bath
Y.
9-
1
—
(quar.)__
T—~
Barber Oil'Corp.
Barth
(N,
Life
9-27
1
,
of
•
___
10-
,
(quar.)-!—
Corp.
—
Bank
-
9-17
Corp. a (quar.)
Burrus Mills. Iric„rcommon
10-
$1
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common (increased)
,Y 7% preferred i(quar;)—
4% : preferred
(quar.)\_;_J—__—_—
4 >/4 %
preferred (quar.)_.—
1
Bank rof. California
(quar.>_•
li.'TstiLlLTlJ-.l
Bankers
A'
L
Agency
Burroughs
28c
(quar.)..
.
v
9-11
1
9-29
10-
1
(quar.)
preferred
Chenango
9-30
62 Vic
common-(initial)
new
class
Burns ' (William
9-14
$1.12 Vi
,
Baltimore Paint & Chemical.Corp.
Bangor &
Products,
Bulova Watcn Co.
■
preferred
Gas
10c
95c
Public
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Chart-Pak, Inc.
(quar.)_
5c
Co.—
9-10
*
Baltimore
Plan,
Forge
9-15
9-30
-
$1.50
;—
(quar.
Brick
>
25c
11-30
Finance
10-17
20c
-
serial
preferred
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)—______
6Cc
•
4.15%
Chemical
B
(quar.. K:
L.
preferred (quar.)__-
Budget
9-10
12-17
Champion
-
Aircoil
Baltimore
1
Cerro
9-14
$3.80 pfd.
Per
VShare
.
Century Shares Trust—
""
in-
-
(quar.)___;
Baltimore
10-
9-28
Class
4%
(quar.)
9-14
10-15
10- 1
11- 1
common
Engineering Mquar.)
Distilleries, class
6%
&
Bacardi
10-17
11-30
9-26
Brown-Folman
«
Babcock
Glass,
9-29
3c
1
1
(quar.)___
'(quar.)_____^^_
5%
preferred
(quar;)__L_^_
i._:
Brooke Bond Canada, Ltd.—
4.16% preferred (quar.).
Brockway
1
11-
10-
receipts
British
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
$$1.10
dep.
less
v"Y
■;
'
f
(quar.)_;
Vermont
4.75%
$$1.50
4%
Brockton Taunton Gas,
,iv 9-14
$$1.44
of
9-29
50c
of
1
:-'y r
(increased).
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
$$1.57
38%% )__
Broad Street Investingj
9-
9-29
Avon 'Products,
4% preferred (quar.)___—;
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund (from investment
tax
come
9-15
9-29
$3iy4c
payment
10-
.'
common
preferred
Central
$55c
.
YY
Company
preierred
$5.50
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)_
:
Oxygen Co. Ltd., Amer.
(Interim
-
12-31
-
9-29
t37V2C
$34% c
•
$5
10- 9
$$1.19
$$1.13
10-1
9-29
tlOcr
9-15
9-15
1-15
6c
•*'
10-15
30c
v
(quar.)-
_______
Foods
(quar.)
J
Avalon Telephone, Ltd.,
common' (quar.)
;.
7%
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)_
—'
5'/2%
preferred (quar.)
_
5% • preferred
(quar.)—
;
income
(quar.)
1
_
*
Co.
''
"
Telephone,
y$ 1.35 preferred
(quar.)
1
10-
Ltd.—
Y__
Jane's
preferred
10-
$30c
B
Quarterly
Aunt
.
t20c
„
:
(quar.)
(quar.) i_
Life Insurance
Atlas
Columbia Telephone
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6'A%
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
Central
bearer
of British
'i v
■
Name of
9rYv
10-1-
...$2.50
ordinary
per share free
4%%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Atlantic
and
6%
10- 5
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$250.
Common
9-14
11-1
Tobacco
registered
pence
British
Sugar Refineries Co., Ltd.—
Common
$1.20
(quar.)_,
Co., Ltd.—
7d
9-17
Atlantic
Ordinary
9-13
25c
City
Atlantic
Share
Oil, Ltd.
British-American
> 9-14
Electric
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)
Motor Lodges
(initial)
Atlantic
Company
American
9-14
;
(quar.)
Corp
Financial
1
65c
_i
Investment
10-
When
.
Name of
Ltd.—
Co,.
U5c
Associates
Per
.
Navie of
Ashdown
Continued
on
par/c
46
f
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1248)
to
'
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V
.
Monday, September 24, 1962
.
•
•
•
•
•
;H'
;
v'
;. /•;.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
RANGE OF PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
16
55
52% Jan
3
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
44% Jan
75
21
Dec
36
7
Apr
Jun
Highest
55
25
56% Aug 29
123/4 Sep
9
12
21% Jan
3
Deb
22
52 % Jun
25
75% Feb
16
Feb
28
107 % Nov
14
66
Jun
26
99'A Jan
17
Jan
3
24% Jun
5
10% Jun
28
273/4 May 16
68
21
10%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
35% Jan
17
18% Apr
18
Air
86% Dec
84
61% Nov 29
41% May 29
18
Jan
70 y8 Feb
7
4% Feb
19
3 y8 May 29
5% Mar 24
3% Nov 24
9
33
9
45% Nov 29
14
Dec
11
90
9'A Sep
15% Apr
4
32'A Jan
533/4 Apr
4
32% Jan
3
413/4 Nov
12% Jan
3
20 % Aug
37% Dec
29
88% Jun
8
93
35
Jan
Jan
55
89
22% Apr
May 29
Jun
Jun
Alco
2
Aldens
39
Jan
121/4 Mar 20
6
2
19
100 3A Jun
2
88
203A Sep
5
161/2 May 29
231/2 Mar
35i/8 Jun
57
66 % Aug
3
12% Jun
16% Dec
21
7
Oct
Jan
70% Nov
81
Aug
19
Nov
110
25
% Jun
Jan
17y4 Feb
15
Allied
44% Jan
31
Allied
July
9y4 Feb
5
Allied
Products
6
Allied
Stores
Jun
4
16% Feb
2
13% Sep
15% Sep
23
21
811/4 July
May 15
88
3
30% Jan
4%
25 y8 Oct
36% Sep
11
25% Dec
3 8 3/4 May 16
17% Jun
25
28% Jan
81% Mar 30
45
Jun
25
161/2 Jun
22
20% Feb
Mar 24
26
28
Jun
37% Oct
11
693A Jan
119% Dec
18
19
Feb
9
134 Va Feb
15
34
May 29
7
84% Jun
24y. Oct
34
May 11
20 y8 Jun
15
31-
19 3/8 Oct
271/n May 17
31
15% Jun
25
23% Jan
22 v
98'A Sep
36
Jun
26
20
473A Aug 10
Jun
22
231% Sep
Sep"
Apr" _5
24 y8 Apr
11
48% Jan
4
513/4 Jun
6
41
Jun
1
4
34% Jan
61% Apr
17
223/4 Jun
Nov
28
Jan
4
39% Jun
42% Jan
3
53
36
6
70% Jan
38% July
5
41
7
97% Mar 28
Jun
Jun
50% Jun
25
3
25% May 12
18% May 29
24%, Jan
7
29% Apr
21
34%*
2
59% Jun
8
May 29
31% May 29
2
84
21,
40
Feb
84
Jan
4
93
Oct
39 3A Sep
29
50
Mar 20
/
25
14
58% Apr 24
Dec
29
25% Jun
89% Sep
14
45
3
26
40
Apr 26
Nov 21
Sep
26
13% Jan
6
35
20
20% Jan
3
28% Nov
99% Jan
9
105
17
Jun
18% Jun
333/4 Feb
May 24
101
86% Feb
20
27
79% Sep
7
24% Jan
3
39% Dec
14
253/4 Jun
25
97
13% Jan
3
—
20% May 16
16% Nov 30
Sep
21 % Apr
5
Brake
2
2
103
Sep 21
18% Mar 13
Home
Investment
.
American
Metal
19
18
American
53
Apr
46
American
2
American
News
2
American
Optical
29% Dec
29
46% Sep
13
13% Aug
32% Jan
2
Amer
2
27% Sep
33% Jan
3
50% Mar
23
54% Jan
4
American
25
American
Rad
2
27
,
'
152% May 16
30% Mar 15
9
26% Aug 14
40% Feb
7
American
26% Mar 21
8% May 29
18% Jan
17
American
3
72»A May 18
136% Jan
3
48% July 18
142
22
119
Aug
3
Jun
23
28% Jan
3
18
30 Yb Jan
11
103 Yb Jan
3
121% Jan
41
3
127%
Apr~U
271/4 Jan
16
122
Jan
2
May 29
Jan
3
20% Feb
27
2
63
Sep
7
42% Jun
1
27
Apr
5
20
May 29
4
25
Jun
25
Sep
18
28% May 23
25
23
25
25
11
33% July 18
43 % Mar
2
19
Aug 10
27% Sep
5
Jan
26 % July 16
24% Aug 21
22
34% May
5
17
Jun
25
27% Apr
58% Apr
17
10
May 28
20% Jan
4
1
3
3
38% Dec 21
44
3
65
20
2
90% Jan
13
6%
May 22
44% May 22
45 %
Apr
4
93% Feb
16
27
25
15% Feb
54
6%
Tobacco
15
Mar 30
33% Mar 29
Zinc
Inc
15%
Ampex Corp
Amphenol-Borg
15
37% Jan
2
Amsted
24
52% Jan
4
Anaconda
215/a
22
21%
215/a
20%
21%
53,400
59%
57%
58%
56%
58
545/8
56
19,400
18%
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18%
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18
17%
17%
21%
213/4
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213/4
20%
21 3/a
20 Va
20/4
1035/8
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21%
102
101
102%
37
Jan
4
Anaconda
Wire
27% Sep
21
37% Jan
4
Anchor
27
95
,13%
*64%
31%
Jun
27
49% Feb
9
Jun
25
24% Feb
8
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Corp
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.
21 % '
213/a
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10,800
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313/4
43%
22,200
32%
33%
32%
31%
44
44%
435/8
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43%
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39
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47
47
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63%
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64
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20
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20
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19 %
193/4
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233/4
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36%
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87
86
86
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42%
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37%
38%
38%
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64 3/a
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65
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v
43%
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36
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4,900
65%
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15,300
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51%
503/4
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2,300
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32
32 5/a
34
32%
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45,400
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20
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20.000
1
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15%
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19%
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24%
17%
19%
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103
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193/4
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15
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102
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29
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15
15
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25%
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25
17%
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3,200
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25
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29
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20
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25
25
18
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20
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29
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25%
18%
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103
28%
100%
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22%
15%
83/4
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19%
-
20%
83%
29%
101%
1.75
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22
15%
23
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par
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3,400
243,000
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37%
38%
37%
38%
38%
38%
26%
26%
55%
16%
30%
13%
26%
27%
55%
15%
16%
30%
30"%
12%
13%
*145
147
26Va
26%
26%
26%
55%
55 %
55 %
55%
553/4
54%
55%
3,600
153/4
15%
15%
14%
15%
135,200
30%
29%
30%
29
29%
-17%
15%
/
29%
12%
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,18
55
15%
30
13
par
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5
com
-
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10
26%
par
10%
55
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23
8%
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147
17%
10%
56%
148/2
25
28%
39
35%
110%
124%
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29%
38
34%
111%
25
,
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30%
129%
56%
5
20%
20%
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27
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27
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25
24%
11%
com
25
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1
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18%
30
30%
129%
130
56
20%
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27%
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57 % 58%
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23
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29
shares
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28%
28%
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35
35%
110% 111%
30
30%
130% 130%
55%
56%
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30%
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56%
21%
27%
27
26%
27
;
2,900
2,000
10%
10%
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10
55%
57%
55%
56%
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147%
148 %
148%
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14,400
100
900
23%
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23
125%
125/z
126
29%
29%
29%
30
8,800
38
39%
37%
38
7,100
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60
'
3,600
35
35%
34%
110%
111%
109%
110%
112,200
29%
30%
29%
29%
130/4
65.200
670
35
130%
130%
54%
55%
52%
21%
21%
21%
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27
27
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27%
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27
130
31,900
54
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25
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25
24
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24
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25
11%
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2,300
200
24%
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38
37%
37"%
28%
27%
28
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27%
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92%
,
37%
37%
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16%
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38
38%
16%
17%
1
24
24%
25%
3,500
11%
11%
12
11%
11%
5,600
43%
700
44 23%
17%
23%
43%
43%
43%
22%
23%
21%
22%
11,000
16%
17%
16/4
16%
138,400
22%
22%
21/4
22%
27%
37%
27%
28%
96%
44%
23%
24%
11%
17%
23
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27
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28%
28%
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17%
8,900
25,300
146%
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-
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7,300
13
12%
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27
1
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27
.
13%
147
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27
44%
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23%
44%
23%
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18 3/a
-
126%
12%
13 %
147
27
28%
10%
58 Yb
148 %
39
39%
35
35%
110% 111%
56%
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&
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23%
128%
25
Co
27%
10%
56 %
147%
27
29
Ltd—£1
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11
48
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27,600
97
39%
50
36
13%
47%
.
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17
65 %
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5,100
165/8
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44
33%
Electronics
30
■
13%
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47%
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* 20,200
25%
16%
163/4
97/2
20
No par
48% Nov
;
26%
26
25%
25% ~
16 3/a
*97
•.
32 5/a
25
Lead
&
25%
26
21
•
14%
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14%
47
25
$4
Oil
100
500
3,700
;
101
—10
Inv Co
Co
91
8,700
573/4
23%
preferred_100
Works
Industries
10,300
16%
23
*17%
18
100
26% Nov
16%
25%
31
common
endorsed
37 Yb Jan
May 16
16
23%
63:
1
Ametek Inc
AMP
100
90
165/0
253/4
38%
1.66%
preferred
5%% preferred
5%
preferred
5% preference
American
*88
89
*88%
16%
25%
16%
47
6%
17% July 26
23.
90
16%
16%
30%
Corp
17
page
90
*88
90
7,500
35,400
49%
preferred
15
see
14%
90
690
11 %;
13%
31'A
common
Amer South African
Jan
footnotes,
11
14%
47
2
Chem
Co
21% Nov
For
11%
14
43%
100
Snuff
preferred
Anderson Clayton
37
11
14%
48%
preferred
23% May 29
37% Sep 21
23% Jun 28
Jun
11%
No par
non-cumulative
Water
May 29
33% Feb
7%
American
American
8
19
85%
11
14
32
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
25 % Mar 19
29
85%
11%
14%
303/t
Seating Co
Ship Building Co__No
Viscose
Jun
30 % Nov
85%
85%
11%
14
8%
Co
Gas
&
American
10
27 % Jan
84%
85
11%
14%
6,600
8%
_
Std Sany
61% Mar 23
41
22% Sep
17 Yb Sep
Nov
133% Apr
Jan
221/2 Aug 29
33
4
19
May 11
51% Nov 27
4
86
100
American
29% Jan
86
500
3,400
18%
American Tel & Tel Co
26
87
'/■
*46%
100
5
Oct
51 %
1,000
7%
8 5/4
com
3
27
51
•.;■•
7%
18%
111
2
3
34% Jan
of
44% Apr
134% Feb
July
52
37%
7%
•
1
36% Apr
123
51
14
*37
8
12.50
136 % Jan
Nov~22
51%
3
17
131%
50%
No par
No par
98% May 29
29% Sep 21
Jan
52
12.50
13
32
513/8
*13%
37 %
8
65%
American Sugar Refining com
7%
preferred
139% Dec
52%
51 %
♦64%
29% May 29
Jan
Jan
May
Apr 24
30% May 8
13%
37
375/8
65%
Co
&
13%
37
*135/8
8
14%
37% July 26
34"% Jun
5
19 Yb Jan
13% Nov 21
65
152
14
135/8
*64%
_
13
20
900
65,800
102
7% preferred
100
Aiper Research & Develop'mt Corp 1
Jan
146% Nov
18%
37%
Corp—— 2
Corp
Potash
18% Jan
14% Jun
18
37%
25%
Co
10
142% Jan
•* '
18 3/a
383%
21%
Co
130
90%
*88
18 3/a
373/4
25%
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
54% Jan
16
Motors
12% May 29
May 17
42% Mar 10
95%
18 5/a
39%
375/8
No par
Natural
Jan
146
*87%
18 5/a
38 5/a
21%
American Meter Co
18% Sep
73% Jan
19
89
19
39%
243/4
Products
30% Apr
48% May 29
28,
88
19
38%
7%
American Metal Climax Inc com—1
4%% convertible preferred
100
4
Dec
88
19%
21%
5%%
prior preferred
American Mach & Fdry
3.90%
preferred
49% Aug 18
25
88
1,000
39%
24/4
Products
81% Dec
17% Nov 21
8 8 5/a
13%
25
18
3
11,100
21
preferred
19
12% Jan
46%
5
common
28
139% Sep
45%
—
Co
Jan
Jun
46%
15,300
8
37%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Inc
1
Theatres
Jan
62
46%
75/8
8
Co—:—No par
Shoe
Apr
3
46%
—No par
Arma
54
Jan
46
50
Bosch
34
41
46%
preferred—100
27
8
46%
17%
37
8
13,200
46%
97
American
Mar 19
Jan
29%
97
American Hosp Supply Corp_No
American International Corp
7
22
<*0
28%
97%
11% May 29
33
May 28
24% Sep
5
55% Dec
3
Jun
86
13% May 29
22% Jun
—
5
42% Jan
May 28
63% Apr
13
13
105
Mar 20
19
30
81 % Oct
24/4
29%
75/«
*97
American
8
193/8 Feb
28
36Yb Nov
2
24% Jan
May 29
133/4 May 29
22
Jan
23%
29%
x24
135/8
American
72% Mar 21
Jun
Jan
24
29%
213/a
American Hardware Corp
25
Jun
36
75% Nov 28
24%
'
8
Jun
52
24
24%
29%
16%
2
31
6
123/4 May 29
8% Jun 27
243/4
*97
preferred
120
■
30%
16%
Co
;•
73/4
243/4
Bakeries
90
7%
900
4,500
14,100
■
29%
17%
Bank Note common
.;
4,300
V
24%
24%
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
*
8
7%
3%
8
*88
40% Feb
29
20
47% Dec
28
18
8
3%
3%
25
104%
convertible
7,500
30%
11%
79
563/4 Nov
773/4 Nov
3
12% Apr
90
14
25
Apr 23
3
233/4 Apr
90%
17
7%
17
20
4
90%
243/4
common
American Chain & Cable
American Chicle Co
2
20% Jan
4
91%
102%
American Can
19
573/4 Jan
8% Jan
*89%
173/4
American
25
29% Jan
133/4 Oct
91%
243/4
6%
Feb 13
55% Jan
*89%
91
*86
25
48
31%
103%
American
513/4 Jan
5
91% May 25
'
3
25
30%
3%
38
X
203/4 Mar 5
10"% Jan 16
Jan
32 3/8
'
7%
Consumer Ind
No par
American Crystal Sugar common_10
4%%
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co
10
American Distilling Co
~.
10
American Electric Power Co
10
American Enka Corp
5
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power
No par
35% Jun
32
17%
4
18% Feb
323/a
24%
4
19% Jan
31%
1
Apr
Jan
32%
Agricultural Chemical—No par
May 18
88
31%
223/8
3%%
41% Mar 9
50% Mar 26
5
27
31%
'
17%
173/4
American
47 Vi Feb
17%
•
35
175/8
25%
American
47% Feb 19
25
35
17%
21%
18% Jan
38% May 29
49
35%
17%
60%
American
413/4 Aug 29
35
17%
173/4
263/4
4
531/4 Apr
3%
35%
22%
65
25
3%
17%
25%
Airlines
20,100
35%
59%
Amer
30,000
52%
3%
22
American
23
Feb 16
63%
50%
52%
35%
3%
1
30
10
/ July 19
113/4 Jun 25
641/4
3
Mar
401/4 Jan
59
7
15%, Jan
583A
114
90
4.130, ~,„May
3
Jan
25
585/B
53
63
35%
13%
No par
America
of
643/4
64%
53%
*37%
No par
Limited
Co
3,200
16/4
19%
10
Inc
Aluminum
9,700
24%
'l53/4
17%
3%
26
Aluminium
4
<24
16 a/4
36
Amalgamated Sugar Co
No par
Amerace
Corp
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp—__No par
493A Mar 20
243/a
16%
■
39
10
common
v
16%
16%
885/s
100
1
t
Inc
Cement
Portland
Alside
68% Mar 23
19y8 Dec
52%
\
24%
N
V
45%
convertible preferred—100
4.08%
Alpha
56'A Nov
May 29
63%
53%
7%
common—No par
Mfg
Allis-Chalmers
7
12
28
20
66%
52%
25%
;; 25
4,000
32,900
..
30%
5
Corp
Corp
preferred
Supermarkets
Allied
4
Jan
100% Mar
5
21
64%
52%
*24 %
—5
66% Feb
25
6634
*89%
No par
25
10 % Jun
16%
31%
-9
Corp
Co
25
81 % May
3
25
16%
17%
1
Inc
Mills
6 y8 Jun
35% Feb
26% Oct
Kid
49 % Jun
29% May 15
Oct
98
94
18
5
12
15
841/4 May
21% Apr
14% Sep
Sep
34% May 29
523/4 Apr 13
103/8 May 11
44
Chemical
2
53% Apr
Dec
50 % Jan
Industries
Allied
48% Jan
16 % Jan
36% Jan
Allen
21
28% Sep
24
25%
16%
33/4
,—1
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_.
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
391/8 May 28
Nov
25%
35 %
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
5
13%
52%
100
preferred
45%
12%
4,200
11%; 121/4
44%
13%
13%
65%
5
common
4
Jan
41
14
Inc
123/4
47%
13%
4,000
8,500
V'
•
1
Products Inc
4%%
94% May 16
25
53/4 May 29
19
4
123/8
45%
133/4
48%
13%
25 '
16%
2
Corp
Gas
Alabama
12%
47%
13%
12%
253%
.
-1
Chemicals—
&
12%
46%
12%
46%
14
V
13,100
69%
*
13
48%
13%
■
400
■
j
13
Air Reduction Inc——_——No par
A J Industries—
—.
.—2
40% Mar 26
25
Jun
24% July 25
7
50 »A Sep
40
Air Products
84 % Mar 15
45 y8 May 29
12
.61%
48%
50c
Products
Control
24%
10%
May 28
10
9
24
10%
20 % Jun
14% Mar
243/4
10%
9 36% Apr 21
4
243/8
11
15
8% Sep 28
73% Nov 16
10%
103A
11% Jun
22% Jan
10%
68%
—
19% Mar 15
10%
65%
68%
29
3
64%
68%.
65
68%
10%
64%
68%
193/s Nov
10% Jan
66
673/4
65
Adams Express Co—
—
-1
Adams-Millis Corp
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
—
1
Aeroquip Corp -——
—
1
_
65
64%
68%
44 % Sep
33% Feb
33,500
68 %
6
90 3/4 Jan
14%
64%
17
23% Jan
13/2
68 V4
22
25
143/8
63%
33% Nov
21
13%
13
433/4 Apr
109% Oct
May 29
16,100
13%
13%
3
10
61
12%
3
22 % Jun
38
603/a
13'A
24% Jan
Mar 14
38
62%
123/4
21% Oct
80
38%
60%
62
10
Co_—
Steel
Acme
Shares
38%
61%
fsl
Sept. 21
62
*38%
.
the Week
Friday
20
Sept.
61'A
60%
Sales for
Thursday
19
39%
*38%
39%
.
1
25
1
ACF Industries Inc
Acme Markets Inc
Jan
Sept
38%
38 %
5
Vending Corp
ABC
15
Jan
Sept. 18
1
Laboratories
Abbott
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 17
Par
Abacus Fund
16
Jan
81% Mar
76
25
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
38
17% Sep
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
27%
37%
27%
28
26%
27%
37%
38%
27%
27%
27%
27%
44
23%
-
17%
24%
*26%
27%
92%
,
37
r
15%
28
:37%
26%
27%
27%
420
27%
8,300
27%
93%
*92%
37%
16
■37%
37%
37/4
37%
-15%
15%
15%
15%
95
*93
7,600
6,300
30,600
38
30
95
,
2,200
18,800
Volume
Number
196
6197
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial'Chronicle
(1249)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
*
•>
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1" •
Highest
Year 1961
Lowest
EXCHANGE
43% Apr
377a. Sep
67% Jan
12
33
Jun
25
397e Mar 29
237a Jun
Arizona Public
■'
25
387a Feb
Sep
21
713/4 Mar 15
3
327a Jun
25
43% Oct
19
9
74% Oct
42
577i Feb
Armco
16
6
477a Jun
85% July 28
May 22
827a Jan
2
21
13% Mar 16
19% Sep
19
295/a Sep
12% Sep
20
24 % Aug
2
12
1674 Jun 25
207a Jun
Jan
78 V2 Jan
30
11
Jan
3
Sep
46
5
20
Feb
9
36% Dec
13
22
Jan
4
28% Jun
1
102% Feb
7
110
53% Jan
3
82
21% Jan
105
7
3
29
Oct
9% Jan
3
107a Nov
4
54
83
87% Feb
39% Dec
20
42% Jan
3
76
3
Jan
21% Oct
2% Nov 30
10
Nov
Aro
285/a Feb
80 Va Jan
6
27% Jan
2
5
12
May 10
127a Jun
15
24
1
27% Sep
13 % Jan
19
297a May 12
45% Mar 29
1274 Jun
3
277a Aug
2
163/4 May 29
17% Feb
2
6874 May
8
14
21
July 23
Jun
25
3074
30 74
13
18%
293/a
123/4
123/4
*1274
18 5/a
187a
18 7.
1,200
26%
2474
25 74
8,700
237a
8,900
26%
27
267a
26%
247a
247a
243/8
233/4
247a
10774
4074
40
10874
4074
*1077a
59
1087t
583/4
587a
100
183/a
293/a
237a
40
2,300
123/4
257a
265/a
1
583/4
220
30
18%
40
233/4
40
237a
233/4
39%
3974
397a
1077a
1077a
587a
57%
397a
1083/4
1075/a
♦1077a
1087a
575/b
577a
56
57
21
21%
21
2174
7,100
180
3,900
10%
103/a
10%
10%
417a
10%
10%
9,100
41%
41%
41%
42
4,000
47c
Atlas
Refining
series
Corp
5%
2
13
common
Avco
♦87
89
*87
89
*87
367a
363/4
36%
363/4
36%
36%
503/4
52
507a
36%
503/4
367a
50%
84
50%
847a
84%
84
493/4
843/4
507a
167a
1
84%
85
16%
16%
163/a
16%
847a
16%
847a
16
163/s
2%
2%
2%
15 3/8
25/a
2%
23/a
2%
15 7a
20
16%
♦237a
Co of Amer_2.50
35,200
89
52
No par
13
____
1
237a
Corp
Electronics
89
217a
37%
prior pref ($1.20)_—No par
Corp..
Avnet
*87
21%
84
l
common
89
215/e
51%
10
common.
21%
37
100
Automatic Canteen
303/s Mar 29
No pax-
preferred
B
Nichols
Conv
7
RR
preferred—
Austin
2
Line
Coast
Chemical Industries—
Atlas
20
"87
...—....
$3.75
23
287a Feb
25
2.50
307a
303/4
*123/4
413/a
;
5
257a May
313/4 Jan
187a
31%
86 7a
10%
Atlantic
5
13
*1874
*85
42
9
13% Jan
*123/4
183/4
86 7a
10%
15
21% Feb
123/4
62 3/4
41%
57% Feb
Feb
123/4
*1874
377a
62
*84%
41%
8774 Apr
257a Feb
3
5
367a
62
,857a
103/8
3
157a Sep
18 74 Jan
14,000
6,800
857a
213/4
25
17
363/4
623/4
617a
86
31
1074
Atlantic
29
357.
627a
62
853/4
613/4
867a
413/a
22
2
27
27,300
2174
433/a Jan
25
43
non-cumulative preferred
10
City Electric Co com
47a
preferred
100
57c
6
Jun
42
617a
617a
307a
Atlantic
91% Apr
8174 Jan
43 7a
377a
3974
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com.lo
16
5
.14
6,200
32,400
423/4
377a
4474
1st
Associates
10% May 14
497a Jan
4
43 7a
29 7.
Dry Goods Corp com_50c
preferred
100
Investment Co
lo
Associated
5.25%
43%
387a
287a
38%
2.50
Industries Inc
Ashland Oil & Refining
2
387a
29 74
437a
85
Constable Corp.
Corp
Arvin
20
457a July 10
Jun
14% Apr
Arnold
16
1107a Jun 22
117a Jan
43A Feb
29
12
21
44 74 Jun
May 4
84% Oct 25
30% Jun
Jan
Shares
387a
287a
375/8
31
the Week
3874
447a
:/
Friday
Sept. 21
29
38 7a
__i
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 20
r
38
37%
__No par
*
283/4
i,
447a
common__ZZ__l
$3.75 preferred
31% Jun 27
2
60
11
Armstrong Cork Co
7» Jan
2
July 25
867a Feb
21
48 % Feb
July 14
29
Sept. 19
.5
18
34 7t May 29
Aug 24
38
28%
Armstrong Rubber Co
93/4 Aug
16
35% Jan
37%
287a
Co
Mar 22
207a Aug
23
21%
28 74
Wednesday
10
23% Apr
15
373/4
2.50
Service Co
47
55 74
21
&
Tuesday
Sept. 18
No par
Corp
733/4 Apr 23
897» Jun
7
19 3/4 May 29
397» Sep
July
Nov
Steel
Armour
337a Feb 26
50
25
5
Monday
Sept. 17
par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
79% Aug
53% Aug
37% Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
Highest
33 V2 Jan
13
5c
23 7a
25/s
157a
157a
167a
15%
1674
24
167a
*23%
14%
24
13%
15
15%
165/8
15
165/8
1678
15%
16%
15%
390
16
10,000
2%
30,900
15 J/4
5,600
16%
16%
*23%
24
*23%
153/8
24%
14%
15
14%
145/b
103.200
24
*23%
143/4
2%
3,800
19,500
'
143/4
1,500
2474
233/4
24%
237a
237a
22%
235/a
24
23%
235/a
22%
223/4
233/a
227a
213/4
82,800
23 7.
205/a
2274
34,600
B
43/4 Jan
472 May 29
73/4 Mar 29
3
36 % Jan
10
59% Dec
15
Oct
18
113/a Nov
9
12% Jan
3
273/4 Jan
20
9
87a Mar 12
377a Jun 26
197a Aug 15
5872 Feb
10
17
May 29
Babbitt
9
Babcock
Mar 20
Baker
Baltimore Gas
277a Jun
11
96% Jun 20
1047a Mar
5
91% Nov
17
85% Jan
4
943% Mar
9
23% Nov
22
47
Jan
19
333/8 Feb
1
217a Dec
22
477a Jan
19
197a May 29
17
Jun 14
33 % Dec
26
63
18
33
33% Dec
15
13 % Mar
62 5/a Jan
313% Jun
19
27
483/8 Feb
27
293/4 May 18
60
48% Feb
1074 Sep 21
707a Mar 17
4%%
&
Elec
,
19
9
53/a
57a
♦53/a
57a
5%
42 3/a
45
44
4574
43 7a
44
12%
43
123/4
13
44
127a
433/4
127a
43%
123/4
12,300
12%
12%
147i
12
143/a
147a
14%
14
12 7a
9,700
19,000
series
series C
B
Common stamped.:
4%
non-cumulative
21 % Dec
8
277a Aug
47% Jan
3
357. Dec
27
61% Aug 29
4872 July 10
31% Dec
13
353/4 Nov 21
337s Apr
4
59
11
59
Bath Iron Works Corp...
Bausch & Lomb Inc
Aug
7
Jun 25
May 29
Nov
1593A Dec
12
Jan
3
Jan
6
177. Apr
19
277. Jun
2
353/4 Feb
8
87
Dec
11
26
527. Jan 29
Beam
71
Beatrice
101 >
4
Jun
20
5
1272 Aug
25
Sep
2
58
Jun
28
337a Jan
487a Jan
12
11974 Nov
3
17a Jan
72
3
39
Sep 13
397s July 7
1
48% Jun 25
31
.53-
Dec
-
11
1% Jan
19
133
42% Dec
3
1403/4 Sep
12 7s Jan
Jan
59% Sep 22
Nov 16
4
337a Jan
1972 Jun 14
77a Jun 25
1
/ 48% Mat 13
;
49% Apr 17
148*
May 15
3
84
/
*
71
Jan
41
Jan
9
317a Sep
223/4 Jan
26
Aug 18
3
10
16
15
2
21
2472 Sep 12
30 78 Sep 20
140% July 24
21% Jun 26
1172 Sep 21
Mar 13
28
25
407a Jun 25
25
Jun 25
Apr 18
45% Apr
Jun
July
Jun
Jan
Sep
1672 Jun 15
793/4 Jan 3
2372 Dec 23
6
3474
49%
108y8
178
31%
__
21% Aug 24
357a Jan
22 7a Jan
57% Sep "7
30% Dec 21
26
6
18% Jan
5
23% Aug
19% Jan
3
55% Feb
7
3674 Apr
7
7974 Nov 27
35
3
497a Dec
12
76% Aug 31
213/8 Dec 19
8072 Oct
23
Oct
357a May 29
26
Jan 29
16% Sep 21
197a jun 25
413/a Jun 25
347a May 29
79
Jan 15
I07e July 24
26
Jan
26
8
297a May 29
27a July
6 3/8 Mar 22
3% Dec 13
14
7% Dec 27
9
474 Jun 28
May 18
253/4 Sep
14%
May~15
3
11
Jun
15
10
774 Jun 25
4% Jun 25
3
673A Nov
1
497a Jun 26
83/4 Jan
3
6
Jail
48
Jan
6474 Jan
3
,
47% Mar 15
43% Jfttt 3
152 7. Apr 24
27% Mar 14
87
Apr 26
64
Mat 19
39% Jan
2
6
22
877a Feb 23
Dec
13
30
Apr
28
109
Jun
70
Jun
68
Jan
30
977a Oct
Jan
17
747a Mar
28
5
59
Dec
3
25
May
Oct
24
8074 Oct
31
23
9
;
797a Jun
14
307i Jun
25
41% Feb
21
8% Jun 25
187a Mar
8
Jan
4
26
61% Jan
29
143/4 Dec
16% Jan
29
22% May 10
9% Jun
25
15 3/s Jan
2
3
243/a Nov 28
18 3/s Jun
25
25% Mar 29
73 7t Jan
3
Jan
18
86% Apr
2
827a Sep 29
707a Mar 28
80
Feb
70
Apr
9
73
84
Jan
23
91
ll3/4 Jun
27
31
68
67
44
Nov
29
81
Jan
26
86
Apr
23
Jan
26
37
Apr 27
277a Jan
3
447a Dec
19
197a July 21
26 % Oct
16
13
28
19
Jun
84% Sep 20
32% May 29
1774 May 29
27
Sep
5
18
47a Jan
13% Jan
4
12
\36% Oct 31
3
11% Apr
77% Jan
217a Jan
837a Jan
8% Nov 30
227a Jun
8
3
v
4
Feb
.
18% Jan
131
12
Nov 30
287s Apr
4
25
907a Jun
6
437a July 27
51% Dec
18
97a Jun
15
8% Jun
87a Jan
25
21% May 29
4
May 29
107a Jun
26
12% Mar 28
9
Apr 30
May 15
24% Jan
5
53% Mar 26
24
Jan
26
16% Mar 12
137a May 21
17% July 18
487a Feb
62% Jan
3
1
8
21% Jan
For
3
277s May 22
footnotes,
see page
Jun
14
12
Mar
9
20
Sep
20
26
Jan
16
23.
10,100
43
15
15
15
15
15
44 3/4.
44
4474
44
44
24
*15
770
15%
14%
15
1,800
42%
43%
427a
43 7a
1,700
24
23 %
24
26%
25
25%
44%
447a
443/4
2
373/4
377a
387a
377a
38
1,700
37%
37%
37
12.50
517a
377a
517a
5174
3874
5274
517a
51%
I,900
51%
51%
517a
51%
•987a
l'007a
*987a
1007a
99
99
5,200
98%
98%
*98%
213/4
21%
21%
21%
22
1
100
100
*77
1474
♦32
24
22
213/4
103
103
787a
22
10674
78%
*77
143/a
14%
333/4
13
1374
137a
2
No par
1
♦137a
24
9
*163/4
9 7e
<
/
*77
1053/4
78%
*77
50
5,000
1027a
51,400
787a
143/4
15
327a
327a
31%
3274
32
32 3/a
31
32
1374
13%
133/4
133/4
1374
137a
16%
163/4
14%
137a
137a
24%
223/4
233/4
97a
97a
9
1474
143/a
333/4
*32 7a
333/4
17%
13 7a
23%
143/4
*32%
1774
137a
137a,
24%
102%
787a
213/4
323/4
13%
3274
17
*77
20,300
100
333/4
323/4
*163/4
105
1037a
217a
987a
2,000
153/a
♦32
317a
5
♦13
22%
8%
V
173/a
177a
31,500
10
10,200
II,500
18
4,100
13%
13
13 7,
700
23%
217a
22 7a
8%
8%
50,900
3,800
9
52 7a
1
52%
527a
527a
527a
52
53
49 8%
52
467a
5
common
48
47
487a
46
20,100
463/4
46%
46%
46%
47
527a
52
52
517a
517a
13,000
51
51
52
52
♦113
114
114
112
*50 7a
■■■■■
*112
100
114
52 7e
♦113
17a
1%
17a
323/4
3274
323/4
114
*112%
17a
1%
323/4
3274
500
112%
600
1%
23,500
13/a
1
327a
Bestwall Gypsum Co......^__._40c
Bethlehem Steel Corp
7%
preferred
100
3-074
30%
307»
307a
307a
30%
30
1443/a
1447a
*14474
1457a
I443/4
1443/4
146
5
19%
2074
207a
203/4
207a
20%
20%
203/4
20%
20%
100
50c
*85 7a
86
857a
857a
85 7a
857a
853/4
Bigelow-Sanford
Inc
common..
472% pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox Co
253/a
25%
86
267a
26
*85 7a
1%
32
2674
26%
2674
1%
33
1%
31%
267a
3074
146
26
30
146
32
1,700
26
2,500
151,100
30%
146
600
51
513/4
51
52
52
523/4
857a
517a
513/4
51
5274
lo
277a
2774
27
277a
263/4
27
263/4
2774
267a
27
2.50
*22 7a
227a
♦227a
227a
22 7a
2274
4,600
-
,
120
3,300
117a
1274
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
113/4
117a
11%
3,600
1,300
12,000
213/4.
22%
22
223/4
213/4
22
217a
227a
203/4
21%
12,200
5
& Laughlin Inc
(E W) Co___
Bobbie Brooks Inc new
403/4
427a
40
413/8
39%
40%
39
40
38%
39%
55,700
5
*303/4
317a
*3174
31%
313/4
31
31
307/a
30%
200
1
177a
1774
177a
1774
1774
1774
177a
1774
163/4
17%
1.25
227a
237a
♦22%
237a
23
23
227a
23
22%
223/4
50c
No par
23
22%
223/4
*31
22 ®/a
493/a
50
493/4
49
49%
48%
49
5,400
2,900
10,500
5
387»
383/4
3874
38%
387a
387a
3874
383/4
38
38%
16,200
100
8174
8174
817a
817a
♦817a
827a
*817a
827a
*82
1
10
X1274
127a
127,
127a
12
12%
117a
11%
11%
113/4
7,400
333/4
337s
337a
3374
337a
323/4
33%
33
33
4,100
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
*3 74
57a
273/s
33/a
*374
*574
29
33/a
57a
293/4
*374
57a
28%
*5%
5 s/a
500
297a
33/8
574
29%
283/4
29
287a
2 8 3/4
4,300
9 7a
4%
9 7a
43/t
9
4%
97a
9
4%
9 78
4%
8%
9
83/4
8%
7,900
43/4
2,100
7.50
Borman Food Stores Inc
Boston
5%
Edison Co
preferred
Brach
(E
J)
&
100
Sons
No par...
Braniff Airways Inc
2|.50
Manufacturing Co
& Stratton Corp
Briggs
Briggs
3.50
3
When issued
Bristol-Myers
___3
Co
1
common
$5
Co
Bulova
65
64%
64%
323/e
323/8
32%
32%
757a
87
34
112%
79 7a
757»
*847a
34
757/a
87
34
7574
*847a
33%
76
87
33%
75%
77
743/4
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87
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♦1117a 1127a
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797a
19%
85
31%
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32
5
107a
50
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9%
50%
107a
1
22
22%
8574
21%
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100
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73
91
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36%
19%
10%
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20
547a
15%
13%
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1278
86
32
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5174
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22
867a
73
90
120
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637a
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3
1,100
800
633/4
327a
600
773/4
12,600
87
333/a
333/4
33
112%
112%
113
113
;
120
80
18%
54
157i
12%
80
80%
807a
80
80
197a
547a
157a
12%
18%
19
187a
183/4
171,400
5474
143/4
54%
55
55
153/a
14%
143/4
1274
123/4
12
12
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327a
9%
50%
,
86
10%
107a
517a
1074
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21%
867a
73
92
333/4
5,100
700
-
74
.
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800
7,900
15,100
84%
8474
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32%
327.
313/4
313/4
400
9%
9%
9%
93/4
4,100
5174
517a
51
52
86
9%
10%
9%
21%
21%
217a
21%
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91
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2,400
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10
30,100
10
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14%
14%
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147*
36%
19%
35%
20
36%
20%
347i
20%
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34
2074
20%
32,000
3,000
10%
10%
10%
10%
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10%
♦107a
107/a
800
14'A
2,000
10%
11
10%
11
10%
10%
103/a
10%
107a
1074.
12,300
.2.50
27%
287a
287a
28%
28
287a
27%
287a
2672
27
10,400
1
57a
5%
5%
5%
572
5%
5%
53/4
11
1174
11 ya
liya
117a
117a
572
10%
14%
157e
14%
14%
14%
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157a
947a
95
91
143/4
927a
1074
143/4
572
103/a
917a
4,500
6,300
9,500
12,500
21%
2272
21%
227a
22
22%
4,100
8974
*89
89
50
♦497a
50
California Financial Corp..
California
85%
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*89%
•
797a
797a
19%
*63%
1074
50
1072
Inc
Watch
>
*111% 112
*83%
31%
Burndv CorD
Byers
♦647i
10
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
;
37a%
preferred
47a% second preference
fiSIh
4%
65
32%
No par
1
preferred..
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
4 »/a
3
643/4
54
157a
12%
5
4%
3%
5%
32%
2074
54
15%
1278
No par
5%
65
33%
*11172
No par
3%
323/4
5
Corp
57i
83
*
323/4
10
15
497a
483/4
50
55
*84%
100
common
Bullock's
33
100
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50% preferred series A
3%%
Calumet
27% Feb 15
9274 May 24
10%
43
1
8
12274 Mar 27
10%
43
443/4
1
187s Feb
May 28
2,200
11
42%
25%
Corp.
3
197a May 29
857a Jan 12
76
76 7a
103/4
43
24
1
77s Jan
2
1174
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45
50
Packing Corp..
Callahan Mining Corp..—
32% Jan
77%
Xl03/4
2 pesos
Budd
8
773/4
117a
43%
26
,pfd.
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
487a Sep 13
19 3/a May 17
76
*777a
107a
4274
2474
5<%»
15% Feb
8
77%
777a
137a
45
253/a
Petroleum
61% Jan 25
21% Feb 14
97a May 29
19
1,500
45
Inc
Savers
Brunswick
2
1774 Jan
3
Life
52 % Jan
21
45 % Jun 22
1,400
11
24
Brown Shoe Co Inc
85 3/4 Jun
i
Instruments
127s May 29
8
•<35*?,■ Jan
13% Jan
43% Apr
116
200
32 74
1074
25%
preferred
Apr 25
997a Feb 26
26
33 7a
317a
11%
♦11
4574
common
1878 Sep
10
44
May 29
27
*32 7a
32
1174
25%
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bond Stores Inc
Book-of-the-M'onth Club Inc
Borden Co..
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
93/4 Jan
33
31%
327a
♦11
443/4
Boeing Co
4% Feb
18%
453/4
56% Feb
1
377. Apr
5
21% Jan 5
28% Mar 12
70
Jan
2
48% Jan
3
8472 May 24
293/4 Sep 18
11% Feb
7
8% Mar 13
187a
2674
Bliss
Bliss
2278 Jan
2
34% July 12
19
2474
26% Feb
7
1872 May 2
223A Sep 18
4
45
.
327a
18%
33
24%
Best & Co Inc
,
2,100
19 7a
100
Co
preferred.:■
$4.50 conv preferred
■;
Benguet Consolidated Inc
5
837a Jan
112
1174 Jan
Feb
1,200
237B
Distilling Co
Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
•
20%
*443/4
Bendix
May 28.
Mar 23
Feb 20
8674 Mar 14
10
3
753/4 Jan 31
777a
10
*2074
l
Bell & Gossett Co
Bell & Howell Co
Bell Intercontinental Corp
55% Mar 15
54 %
128%
1%
42
11
200
89 7s
20%
15
10
Corp
Belding-Heminway
19 7. Feb 26
15
11
Belco
5072 Jan
4
127a Feb 14
607a Jun
307t Jan
Jan
,
Foods
Beech-Nut
327a
11
9,800
89 7e
No par
Shoe (A S) 43/4%
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
9
Nov~21
1037a
1067a Jan
29
223/4 Feb
673/4 Aug 23
323/4 Sep 14
993/4 Feb 13
11
12
a
327a
1174
13% "
32 74
10174
20%
4474
1
Inc
Beck
35
Apr 26
34% Aug 20
167a Jun
8
32%
90
1,700
34
197a
♦3374
777a
*88%
203/4
1374
317a
"100
53/a
107a
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(James B.)
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2
19%
34
203/4
13%
32 3/a
10074
574
443/8
10
50
Beaunit Corp
19
14
78 74 Jan
v/4v'.;v
Feb
*337i
32
100%
90
217a
1974
34
13%
327a
102
89
20%
20
1474
3274
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5%
2.50
Cigars
472%
'
*8874
21%
11
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...
preference
Corp
90
777a
l
.......
Laboratories
Bayuk
2
Sep
32
Baxter
22% Jan 22
1
127. May 29
103/4 Dec 29
95
147. May 29
69% May 25
167a Apr
5
"
May 21
l523/4 Jan
6
11% Jun 28
32
Jun 15
31
Jan
2
297a Mar 21
Jun 25
787a_Sep
1
Feb
Corp
Corp.
Products
61
6278 Jun 14
6
Oct
147a Jan
Basic
19
37
Jan
343/s Jan
20
27
81
467. Sep
Jan
Aroostook
convertible
9672 Mar 28
10074 May 15
87
31
20% Jan
5
5272 Apr 30
233/a Jan
4
Basic Inc common
18
447. Jun 25
82% Nov 27
25
17
3872 Jun 25
30
6
1772 Mar 14
Oil
297a Jun 27
Nov
__
517a Jan
947a Jan
&
Barber
Jun 21
20
*32 7a
Bangor
14%
427.
2272
187a
8
213/s
100
Preferred stamped
22% Feb 21
85% Mar
5%
*8874
*33 7a
1072 Sep
11
32%
1017a
100
100
4274 Sep
18 3/4 Feb
32
101
preferred.100
25
8
327t
103 7a
100
Jun
57a
31%
100
common
5%
1027a
com._No par
preferred
4%
preferred
Baltimore & Ohio
303% Jan 25
27
9
1
~~9
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Corp_ZZ_l3
Co
Inc
3772 Mar 28
415/8 Nov
1037a Dec
15
4
12
5274 Sep 20
3
15% Jan
Wilcox
Tools
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
82% Jan
Jun
&
Oil
Inc.
197a Apr 19
117a Jun 25
9474 Jan
Jan
(R T)
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd——1
Campbell Soup Co_
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—1,66%
$4.25 conv preferred..——No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
—100
Canadian Breweries Ltd
No par
Canadian Pacific Ry—
25
*88
50
8%
2072
8974
50
8%
20%
92%
95%
21%
2274
♦88
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8%
2074
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8974,
50
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8%
8 s/a
20%
2074
20 3/a
90%
8%
20
11
14%
91%
22%
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8%
20%
9074
213/4
♦88
50
87a
20
8974
50
80
87a
5,500
207a
13,900
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1250)
.
.
Monday, September 24, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
20
26% Jan
3
36
5
38% Jun
27
24% Sep
19
323/4 Jan
9
Jun
13
96.
16% Jun
6
91 Va Jan
102 3/4 Oct
12
13
62% Nov
43 Va Jan
10
47% Apr
Jan
3
36% Nov
1
74
Oct
13% Apr
3
'
6 3/< Dec
22
Oct
25
29a Nov
48% Sep
2
Jan
/
4% May 29
44
3
3% Jan
.29% Jun
25
42% Jan
22
40 36
>20
6
857/s Apr
Jun
7
25
3
34% Dec
28
79
29
2
16% Jun
21
193/4 July 21
15
19
73% Dec * 5
3
28% Jun
193/4 Sep
22*4 Jan
5
68
z
2
21
5
29
July 12
44
20
75 Va Oct
20
68
27% Jan
3
38 Va Nov
24
Jan
24
25% May 28
35
Jun 25
Sep
7
38
«,
92
5
Dec
8
99% Nov
28
54
ijJun
49
Aug 23
July
93
Corp
—
—
23
5%
52% Mar 30
Central Illinois
4%%
57
5 % Jun
Mar 17
26
39% Oct
95
Nov
28
50% Apr
4
21% Jan
16% Jan
4
32 Va Jun
15
Jun
4
38 Va Feb
10
30% Jun
11% Nov
21
29% Feb
8
May 29
31% Apr
19y8 May 29
28
Jan
3
43% Oct
2
8
673/4 Jan
91
July 19
45
60
88
Aug 28
98'
May 29
'
103May 16
14
31
21% Feb
6% Jun
18
2
25
20
.
Sep
20
27% Feb
21
36% Feb
27
7/ 8% Jun
25
27
50% Jun
25
26 Vt Oct
Feb
27% Dec
22
Jan
3
8% Jun
27
r
25
22% Feb
16% Jun
12
38
25
16*4 Sep
12
27
Oct
26
Mar 20
Jan
4
12 Va Jan
23
12
19
203/4 May 15
21% Jan
313/4 Apr
373/a Jan
3
Jun
16 Va
38
20*/a
20%
20
20*4
193/4
20%
4,500
15%
153/4
1,900
45%
45%
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15%
48
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71%
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72
283/4.
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28 %
28%
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-
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13
11
/;/
15
28%
28
15
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300
19%
26,900
18*4'
17*4
1734
17*4
17%
163/4
17 Va
33,400
18 %
•
17%
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6
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34
18*4
34
26 Va
5%
26%
26
94
94
32*4
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32
;
28%
28%
v
24%
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29
25%
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18%:,
29
v
:
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26*4
/
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18%
22,400
7
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5%
53/4
25,200
/
34*4
333/4
333/4
3,100
26
26%
26
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95%
r
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par
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*14%
—
.
10 ■0/7'7.
12
2 :
35% May
2
21
Mar 26
29
Jan
4
33% Jan
May 28
14
2
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19 Va
18%
6%
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com__No par
29
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28
28
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700
7,900
:
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24%
7,000
16%
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20*4
12,400
27%;
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19%
58%
19%
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17*4
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12
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9,600
•
57 Va
137,500
533/4 Nov
10
82 y2 Jan
3
90 Va Dec
98% Feb
7
103% Dec
11
3
52% Dec
27
37 y2 Jan
51
5
101% Jan
/ 27 Va Jun
7
4
Dec
Dec
21
49 Va Sep
26
13
413/4 Nov
Jun
32
58% May 17
20 V2 Feb
44
47 Va May
913/4 Feb
6
32% Apr
11% July 27
15% Apr
Sep
16
59% Feb
3
63% Feb
23
-
Nov 27
66 ya Jan
5
-61
Mar 21
Jan
10
33
36*4 Mar
Apr
773/4 Jan
10
140
July
4
109
Nov
4
30
Jun
26
59% Dec
74
243/8 Dec
28% Dec
28
24
Jan
3
Z 49% Nov
101 % Feb
2
35 Va Jun
25
57-
Jan
47
Apr
19
21% Jan
50% Jan
19
27
41 y2 Jan
19,
173/4 Jan
3
48 V4 Jan
8
Sep 21
10
23*4 Jan
41% Jan
13
-
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35% Aug 18
-14
78% Nov 29 *'
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"•
8 :
69
-41
•'35% May 26
>
Jun
25
Jun
4
20y8 May 29 7
553/4 Dec
13
34
39% Oct
503/8 Oct
12 i.
;
9 '
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15% Jun 25
44% Dec
1C7
Jun
111% Apr
10
Aug
19% Mar 29
12
Jan
-15% Mar 22
16
18
•
;
•
Jan
5
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105% Apr
7
25
11% Jan
4
15% Feb
7
/
7*/a Jun
13
May 29
25
Jun
25'/a Jun 27
2034 Jan
5
50% Jan
3
67% Oct
9
J29% Jan
4
45*4 Nov
10-
22
:
Jan
13
12
21% July
90
■
11
7 % Oct
24
'44% Jan
6
103
Jan
:24% Jan
9
58
Mar
6
85% Jun
3
7% Jan
3
12y8 May
21% May
4
7% Jan
.
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74% Nov 21"
60% Apr
.
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92
May 25
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287/» Mar
Industries
2-
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4%
25
48*4 Jan
;
.
.
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21
8% Feb
Continental
26
72% Feb
10
,
12% Jan
29
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see page
23.
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56*4 Jan
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2
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preferred
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4
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:
Container Corp
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28
;
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11
.
5
Coal Co__
$4.16 preferred
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
'
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Corp
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94%:Apr
25
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$4.50 preferred
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12
47*4 May 29
.
28
MayJ.7
footnotes,
103
16y8 Jun 25
11% Nov 20
3
26
2
5
11'
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19
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Consolidated Laundries-Corp
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15
18% Oct
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25
Electronics
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101
July 20
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311
48% Dec 13.
3
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42%Apr23100
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17*4 Jun
-
,
12 Va May 15
3
TlVaU&n
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-
2
97*4 Jan
28
95
'
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2
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9
29% Feb
5
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105
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33*4 May 29
9434 Jan
3'
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31 Va Jun
28
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7
10
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39
May 28
1
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93
Cone Mills Corp
18
49% Jan
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46
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v
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31
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preferred series B
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'88
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51.
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63%
42%
-
25% ;
5
common
preferred —
Conde Nast Publishing Co
%
106% May 17
51% Nov 30
'
.
49*4 Mar 12*
May 29
7
4
Apr
-
88
22%
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13
.
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,
27
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3
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26
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17
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30
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31
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108% Jun 25
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35
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39
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100
7
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--10 : ,
Columbia Pictures common J
—5
$4.25 preferred-^-—
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Combustion Engineering. Inc—____1 ; /
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Colorado Fuel & Iron
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Zz
28
-
99
50
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-
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105
1
24%
■
63%
.
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
$3.50 preferred
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Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
81% May
1
34
Sep 11
37
1
Oct
11
stock
23 Va
34%- 34%
;"7
3
8% Jun 25
-.-•
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& Pitts RR 7%
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19% May 29
-
12
Jan
67
15
guaranteed 4%
1
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Coco-Cola
55
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Coca-Cola
.
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10 «' /
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.
3
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28
30
5
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par
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19
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20
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70
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323/4 May 29
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3
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/
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-
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-
•
1 7
Cluett Peabody & Co common__3.25
7% preferred
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31 Va May 29
7
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39% Aug 16
31*/2 Oct
Cleveland
•
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1
5
preferred——s
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12
-
23 y2 May 17
43
3
Iron
46
V
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par
Cleveland Electrio Ilum common
17
50% Mar 17
3
18
37 Va Apr
20
Oct
70 Ya Apr
64% May 23
15
14 Va Jan
►9
26
3
6
77% Jun
5
Jan
Jun
6
4
'i:
Cleveland-Cliffs
7
33% Feb
5
30% Jan
2
Feb
14
May 29
58 y2 Jan
17
21 v8 Jan
4
48 Va Jan
L.N0
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<•
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133
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26
37-
27
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2
71% July 10
1
45% Nov
27
Jun
.
7;
*
10//.
conV preferred
$4.40
:
96 % Jan
-
15
101
1
32
10
-
51% Mar 20
93 % July 10
Cities Service Co common
8
35y2 Feb
53
14
Jun
26
-46%
c
preferred
23 Va Jun
Jun
7 20
26
733/4 Nov
C I -T
5
112 Ya Feb
29
-1
_10Q
100
Milling Machine Co—10
Financial Corp
—__No par
-45%
-
Cincinnati
49% Mar 21
27
com_8.50
4%% -preferred:
;
17
Electric
&
Gas
Co—:
City Products Corp
City Stores Co___
Clark Equipment ,Co
19
20
41% Mar 30
■
27
40 y2 Jan
32
4%
5
105 % Apr
52 Va Feb
2
25
97*4 May 29
24 V4 Oct
Cincinnati
50 % Mar 19
36% May 29
2,7 Va July 10
10
/;/
1
/Z-'Zz5/
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2,000
17,000
19%/
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57
11%
24*4
.
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53
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17%
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;
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z
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27
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25
2,000
10%
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;'
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10
19
16%
•
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27%
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53
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600
28,800
90
46*4
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3,300
12,100
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.
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50,400
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32
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;
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31%
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26*4
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t
-
Chrysler Corp————7——_25
21
62 Ya Feb
253/a
18 %
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47*4
5%
26% Feb
25*4
;
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94
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34
31%
94
1
4,200
15%
19%
34
25 V2
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28 %
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28%
1.25
1
30
15 VA
v
26%
94
32%
preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl '& Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—JNo par
Chickasha Cotton Oil
„
5
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp.
25c
Chris-Craft Industries
"
1
25
38% Jun
21
31 Vt Jan
1,500
98
.20 Va
1734
"
8
22
47
*97 Va
19%
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26*4
;
—
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98
203/s
6
33 Va
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21
46%
1,800
20%
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7
-
28 3/4
203/8
183/a
1
Co
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series
283/a
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& North
100
71
20%
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500
28
.,,v: •7
15
20%
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A
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7,300
17,800
28%
preferred
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25 V8
28%
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac—_No par
8 7
May 28
15% Jun
/
11
41% Mar
8
/ 57% Sep
16%
36V4
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28 Va V
15
20 ti-
'
;
5
5%
20
36% Feb'
21 Va May 28
38 V4 Mar 21
25
.16 Va
39 VA
*45%
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25
100
'
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253/4 Sep
24%
38%
28%
27%
5
-
3
,
25*4
16*/a
3934
23,300
Co
15
643/a Feb
3
:
25%
163/a
39
Chicago Great Western Ry^'eom
19
17% Feb
Feb
62
25*4
393/a
38 3/4
Gotham
•'
60:
11,000
163/a
72
47
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
^
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
/
4
20 '
Jan
18"% Feb
23% Jan
15
13% Jan
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25%
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28 '/a
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
3*/2% convertible preferred
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11Z
Jan
Sep
f lO
7
'.87%
46%
47
'
133/4 Jan
20
4
Jan
-
523/4 May 23
25
14% Jun
Mar 30
3 :
Feb
62
18
373/4 May 26
32 3/4. Aug 10-
13% Jan
Sep
131%
87%
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Chemway Oorp_
—.'
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Mar 29
32 V2 May 29
44 V2 May 28
18
131 Va
'129 */2
87%/"
1,500"
21,600
38%
Chemetron Corp
7
loy8 Jan
:
13
Dec
11
25% Feb
22
35 Va
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160
.
203/4
34 Va
39*4
Checker Motors Corp
25
20 Va
.36%
:
38 3/8
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Champlin Oil & Refining Co
;__1
-i
Jun
H37
32
24
35*4
393/8
Champion Spark Plug Co
,
15*4 Jun
5
64
15 Va July 31
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36%
130
38%
Aircraft
Belt
$4.50
17
16
9
3
14 3/4 Sep
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36
129"%
1,320
4,500
40,100
39
Champion Papers Inc com__JNo par
,
983,4 Apr
41 Va Feb
27% Mar 20
3
7% Jan
3
101 it
101
21
21/
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203/4 Jan
7 *4:Jan
fir 101 fir
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16
21
'
33%
2.50
Chadbourn
4
.
29% May 29
•
33%
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Corp
Cessna
31
Jan
9% Apr
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91
24
9
30
2
49% Feb
24
4
Jan
90
35
<
25
31 Va Jun
38% Oct
26 3/4 Jan
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21
16% Jun 25
27
Va Nov
8
28
40 % Sep
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46 Va May 31
4
34*4
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28%
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33%
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a.
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2%
58
23 Va
Soya Co
3
23/4
57
23*4
Century Industries Co—
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South West Corp.
Certain-teed
28,600
2%
v
260
;
97
Central
443/4 May 17
6%
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10,60.0
23%
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r
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33
21
6 Va
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6%
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30'a Nov
•
483/4
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21
47
r;
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19% Sep
9
6%.4 6%/Y'
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47%
•
5,300
'.>5.100
36%
22%
23 3/4 May 29
333/8 Mar 16
23% Nov
;.?27'/a
49%-
57
23
&
9
50
/, 28
*46
;
>
72
:
56 V2
29% "; 29%
36 Va
95%
Central
Apr
16*4/
47'/a
/
_
:2934
36% Z'37%
48% "48%
22%
46% Apr 19
33% Mar 27
4
Mar 24
*70
57%
29'/a
Z,Z 160
95%
Nov~22
24
Y'
2,700
1,300
*101 Va ,102
z
Pub Service-_No par
preferred
Illinois
Jan
33,4 Jan
*46
?
com—_No par
100
Light
Central
Jan
'
37%
102
56*4
7,300
1
12 %
-
16
'.b 21
21*4
.21.
-.
100
Hudson Gas & Elec„..No par
Central
101 % May 28
par
-
26
.93,4 Jan
31
•
16*4
Georgia Ry com.,.No
of
preferred series B
25
38
101 V2
v
40%
.393/4
v
12 Va
87'%
16
I-../
41
12%
25%
25
>
16
.
40
_
Central
363/4 Jan \ 2
5
5
Co...
May 29
30 % Jun 25
"s
253/8
-16.
.
-
17
473/4
25%
20
.
...
—
Instruments Corp
24%
57%
2%
—
_1
common.
preferred
5%
Cenco
Aguirre Sugar
Central Foundry Co
Feb
14 % May
50
Z-'z zZ2%
3
41%
56%
47%
//..V *35%
36%".vzf. 36%
36%
:'5
129% .'129%
"" 129% .129%'v
Z'Z'z-87*4
87% - .V.' 87%
87%
preferred series A-100
Central
773/4 Apr
34% Jun
6
7
/;/-"4-*54%
b'r
2%
40%
.24%
101
29%
28
Shares
%
,12%
56%
29%
*483/4
"
48%/
41
the "Week
24%
'
23% Jan
3
Mar
Mar
18% Jan
•
-
'28
41
-Friday
Sept. 21
; 1
-24%
-.
37/
.
37 Va
.
Celotex
21
59
/Y/29%"'29%.
37 " /'373/a
48%/ «*:/. 49*/a Z49%
29
Tractor
conv
2
Mar 13
26% Feb
38
*
4%%
28
20% Mar
28 % May 29
7
•_„
57%^
6% •''•■ 6%//;/// 6*4'/ 63%
55*%
56
57%
•
1_„—100
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
7% 2nd preferred
—•—'..100
Mar 22
42% Feb
14
Jun
10
Oct
Ceco
10
Jah
1
common.!
preferred
101 %
57
4.20 %
.
26
Jan
17
,.
'
12%
101
comm^n.No par /v------33% ■ 34% *•
// 33%
34*4'
preferred called
_>_100
*101/}, 101%
*101,°6 101%
Steel:Products Corp_J
10 <Z vv>21' Z .21% Z'SZ *21'"Z 21%•..
Caterpillar
137% May 9
87 3/4 Sep 18
5
Jun
:
44
Co
2nd
£12%
24%
12%
.
1
•
41
245/a
<
■;*- *27%-- 28 r/Y'/Y' 28
/ZZ-~ 47%" •' 48%'•//'/'• 47%
1
Corp—
Inc____i
41
243/4'
*101
57%?f V
; -
41%
12%
101
56
*28%
'
"37YZ
-*48%
- -
~
—5
10
——_50
preferred —i—L"
6%%
8
102% Aug
Aug
124 % Jan
28
10
129
V
*28% Jun
31
Aug 15
3
2
July 17
94
May 23
>32% Oct
July
General
&
Products
(J I)
•7%
<4
713/4 Jan
24 v8 Jan
Case
3
4
26
115*6 Jan
162
9% Jan
70 / Jan
2 Va Jun
97
11
29
Jan
Carriers
Carter
101
par
'
common
4%%.- preferred/
Mar 12
-
/
41 Va
24%
/
.
Sales for
Xtiursday
Sept.'20
Sept. 19
Sept. 18-
42%
2434
243/4
>12% J"12%
Ohio Ry.100
Carpenter Steel Co—;
17
77 '
&
Light-^—'-No
&
Power
Carrier Corp
36% Jan
25
4"
i.__/_No par
Wednesday
Tuesday
—
Sept. 17
'42%
,/
10
Corp
Carolina
8
417/a Aug 29
•
26% Dec
89
22
44% Feb
Mfg Co
Carolina Clinchfield
20
Mar 20
5
1
Sep
3
41 % Jun
90 3A May 31
6
30% Feb
;
"63% Apr 30
453/8 Mar 14
'
!
'
52
'.
Carlisle
Z
5
:
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
,
Monday
Y "•'
Par
Co_.
(Philip)
Carey
11
'27% July 26
9
4C% Jan
27
28
.45% Jan
28
24
4612 Feb
102
8
30% May 29
May 19
49
_
Carborundum
15 Va Mar 30
25
26% Jun
.'•
52 *4 Mar 30
32 Va Jan
Jan
45% Jun
,
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
—
Mar 16
Mar 13
1138 Jan
39% Jan
Highest
56 i
60 % ivlay
<3% Dec
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
y
Highest
\
29%
4,000
24
2,500
7,500
56%
36%
r
7,600
37%
17,900
973/4
670
40
lOO'/a
94%
20*4
15,700
93*/a
67/«
/
11,300
8,100
3934
105%
340
41%
27,500
130
85
5*/a
10,100
18
53%
10*/2
48%
38*/2
21,800
;
,
8,200
22,300
1,600
Volume
196
Number 6197
.
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1251)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
•f;
NEW
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
.
Lowest
:
24% Jan
30% Jan
!
4
Lowest
Highest
3
20 % May 29
6
37% Jun
23 Va Jun
40% May 31
18
49% Jun
9
15
15% Dec
7% Jan <3
Highest
25
V* May 29
19
Jun
25
EXCHANGE
34% Feb
34% Mar 19
15% Feb
43
16
Jan
4
13% Jan
3
22% May 24
12% Jun
25
23% Mar
26
42 % May 31
27% Jun
25
26% Oct
45% May
40
May 28
3
637/a NOV
145 % Sep
26
194% Apr
4
831/4 Jan
5
Nov
16
93% Sep
21
92 % Jan
5
9
18% Jun
28
88
Jan
5
18% Jan
13
89
.
29% May
3
28
10514 Jun
27
Jan
5
88
13 %
July
6
Jan
30
3% Jan
5
461/4 Jan
11
70% Aug 31
40% Sep
6
72% Jan
18
78
76% Jan
17
22% May 11
9% Apr
4% May 29
17
Nov
24
15% Dec
22
24% Apr
20
29% Apr
12 % Jun
11
23% Dec
13
25
6
90
96
Feb
t :7% Mar
683/4 Jan
2
823/4 May
11
39% Feb
1
19% Feo
44% Nov
24
28
26
13
19
507/b Mar 10
25
Jun
12
77% Jun
14
20
41
Jun
14
48% Dec.
51V4 July 25
12
38 % Sep
13
Dec
67
fttp
6
$2
2
Crown
97
25
26% May 17
12 % Jun
3
109% May 25
86% Jun
27
14% Jun
25
11% May 29
23% Apr
18
13% Aug 21
641/2 Jan
5
73% May 19
11% Sep
19
14% Feb
1
36% Nov
27
8 % Jan
3
Dec
25
9% May 29
70% Jan
13
12
33 Va Jan
5 % Jun
22
13% Feb
25
35
22
»
Mar 13
% Feb
pref
T
S
14
Curtiss-Wright
Class A
'.
Cutler-Hammer
19
4
31 VB May 29
49% July 20
78
■
:>
35 Vb Aug 21
7
51%
Mar 20
531/4
51%
52%
50 5/8
.1643/4
167
91
*89
91
*89
*93%
94
*93%
94
*93%
213/a
21%
*14%
6%
21%
\ *14%
213/a
*6%
6%
•
15
6%
44
44 Va
*81%
15
44
83
433/4
81%
'
143/4
143/4
v
23%
;
23%
251/4
26%
31'%
501/4
161%
42.300
'
91
*89
*93 %
27,200
91
94
94
211%
14 3/s
14%
300
6%
61/2
6%
6%
4.700
43%
44%
5,800
v;
'/• 14%
23%
23%
44 3
a
82
82
2,700
82
40O
14'/2
14 Va
14%
2.000
23 3/4
23 Va
23 %
1.500
23%
23 Va
23 Va
1.800
24%
263/4
24 Vb
24%
27,900
1C43/4
1081%
1033U
106 %
27.000
26
105
;
46
46
45
45
46
46
No par
38 V8
38»/b
38'/4
38%
38%
383/a
38 Va
5
38%
42V4
43%
38 Vb
42%
42
42%
38 A
42%
413/4
*94Va
421/4
951/4
43
95 %
42 VA
96
95%
95%
95%
95%
common_
15
*44
if
*95%
46
15 Vb
15%
15
15V4
15
95'/4
f 15 Vb
*94%
951/4
95%
95%
*94
95'/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
__10
*13Vb
131/4
12%
13 Va
*123/4
131/4
_5
.
common
7%
73/4
7%
73/4
7%
75/a
'
48
*
48
111/8
11%
25%
100
25 3/4
8%
49
48%
11%
113/a
26
25%
No par
10
18%
*341/4
l
1
17 a4
18 Va
4.000
13%
*12%
13%
200
7%
7V4
7'%
4.100
*473/4
481/2
200
115/8
11 1/8
11 1/8
263/8
25%
25%
600
8%
28%
7'/2
48i%
*25%
;
8%
8%
85/8
15,300
8%
♦27%
100
18%
27%
27
27%
27
*93/4
10
10
10%
*9%
18%
10
181/4
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
17
341/2
34 V4
17%
341/4
343/8
343/4
343/8
34%
*34%
561/4
56 3/a
57%
55%
56
55%
553/4
541%
55
36V4
36%
36%
36%
90O
273/a
10 Vb
27%
*93/4
271/2
10 3/a
54
_lo
8%
9
11.800
*11%
25%
83/4
230
15
95%
*473/4
11%
26
14%
*94
500
4.600
16.400
173/4
48%
11%
9
27
Inc
*47%
„
48
*123/4
4
"
_No par
common.
*46
95%
153/8
*94%
preferred—10o
Sugar
4,900
51%
157%
143/4
233/4
25%
103%
106
30%
16434
21%
O
23%
23%
104
5.300
*14%
■?;
:
143/4
23%
23%
25
14'/,
21%
*8134
14%
231/4
106
14%
v
51%
43%
143/4
24%
6,100
5.300
:
21%
81%
23'/2
5.500
22 %
■'
23%
3.800
9%
21V2
31 Vb
,
*93%
*
14%
104%
14%
*89
rr
*23%
23
221/2
51%
44
82%
9%
v .163
6%
44
*81%
95/8
30 54
•
-V
15
6%
243/4
'
21%
*141%
223%
23%
Mi/4
V
22%
24%
22 'A
95
;
Shares
223/4
8%
91
21%
the Week
Sept. 21
245/i,
-
1681/4
175
*89
Friday
.:
22%
1
51%
175%
170
1
$4 prior preferred—:
$1.60 prior preferred
;
Z.
31
2.50
preferred——
20'A Aug 16
July
30%
Cuneo Press Inc
:
a.
5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
14
May
30 »/4
;■ 30'%
,___No par
27
82
14%
25
called
convertible
8% Jun
37 1
143/4
14%
1
Corp_;
14 % Jun
62% Feb
23%
143/4 "14%
30%
303/4
14%
Sept. 20
•
No par
20
30% Jan
22%
100
Zellerbach
4%%
■
i
20
Jun
23%
23%
1
common
Cudahy Packing Co
2
20
Seal
Zf Cuban-American
29
12 3/a Feb.
C
19
Sep
conv
5VA%
19
15 Vb Jan
&
Mar 16
19% Jari
15% Jan
Jun
46
25 Vb
16% May 16
54 % Jan 30
29% Dec
11
6% May 29
23 V.
231/4
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America__i2.50
21% Mar 29
193/4 Aug 23
16 Va Jan
9
93/8
';'Z
Sales for
Thursday
■
243/4
9%
100
;
Corp
$4.20 preferred..—.
3
107 Va Feb
24%
9%
1
preferred
59% Jan
3
31 % Mar 29
$2
7
May
243/4
9%
Sept. ID
5
!_____
preferred
Crown .Cork
8
171/s Jan
12
3
48
243>/4
97/a
;
Sept. 18
100
Crowell-Collier Publishing
2
% Aug 30
Aug
901/4 Jan
91/2 Jan
46
24%
9%
Petroleum Corp com
1
5% convertible preferred
25
Crompton & Knowles Corp
No par "
91
6
15 '/a Aug 23
129:l4 Jan
24%
Crescent
Mar 13
37% Aug
4
89% Jan
95% Jun
33/4%
27% Aug 24
42% Mar 19
Dec
134
!
12
22 VA Jun
45% Nov
4
Crane Co common.;
1
5
/ zzZZ'Z'.
,
23%
50c
Cosden Petroleum Corp
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
8
23%
~5
_.
31/2%
4
213/4 Mar 12
23%
5
Glass Works common
preferred
preferred ser of 1947
31/2%
23%
1
Products Co
Corning
Apr 12
243/4 Jan
20 VA Aug
31
Sep
42% Jan
Corn
Z.
27
Wednesday
Sept. 17
23%
23%
"1
Copperweld Steel Co
60% Mar 28
1943/4 Mar 19
I""
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
433/s Mar 21
Tuesday
5
Cooper-Bessemer Corp_
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
.
4
27J/4 Jan
par
Controls Co of America:
5
:■
/
2,500
300
37,700
343%
600
19,900
D
32
27
33% Jun
25
8
86 % Jan
5
Jan
3
46% Nov
85% Jun
7
89
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
12% Nov
1
20
Nov
Mar
May 29
11
9% Jun
7
25
45
90
Jan
2
15V4 Feb
7
513/a Apr
16
14% Jan
57 VA Feb
20
% Jun
27
19% Jan
22
26
55 3/b Feb
15
47% Sep
Decca
7
Deere
:-4
Dentist's
12 VA Mar
9
DeSoto
Chemical
2
Detroit
11% Sep
4
Detroit Steel
343/4 Jan
10
Feb
12
Diamord
53% Jan
2
27
38 VA May 29
29
40 VA May 29
27 % Jun
12
12 VA
27 Va Jan
DeVilbiss
22
2 b "/a Jan
5
31% Jan
3
% Apr
20
Jun
26
19
15
15
40% Feb
Disney
6
35% Jun
25
12 VA Jun
22
21% Jan
3
May 29
20 VA Feb
6
15
4
8
28% Nov
26% Dec
22% Mar 29
29
17
7
3
42% Aug
14% Jan
4
16 % Jun
24% Nov
25
48 VA Mar 23
313/4 July 18
253/4 Jan
17% Jun 27
16% May 29
373/a Jan
26
24 Va Apr
24
27
723/4 Jan
Jun
32
Mar
20
% May 29
31
Feb
22
Jan
23
24% Apr
91/4 Jan
Jan
19
185% Jan
.3
100% Apr 19
77% Jan 20
13
May 29
Nov
17
43
Jun
26
27
13% Sep
11
10% Jun
22
6% May 29
254%
Nov
20
164% Jun
27
110
Dec
7
101 % Jun
5
90% Dec
11
Nov
8
24 % May 29
63
5
.8
19
24% Nov
17% Jan
4
1152 % July 18
;
3
25% Jan
34
r
81 %
July 12
Duke
25
Jan
16
Dunhill
13
Feb
26
2543/4 Mar 14
114
du
de
321/4 Mar 22
44
45%
44
453%
13.100
24%
243/8
2.000
8
39
Jan
5
44
47% Apr
6
44
Jan
2
48
July 10
27
42% Jan
12
47
Mar 27
4%
44
Jan
3
49
Nov
22
45 VA Jan
19
49% May 25
preferred
preferred
4.20% preferred
45% Feb
28
43% Jan
45
Feb
2
48V4 Jun
44
Jan
4
19
Jan
19
22% Jan
5
46% Dec
20
7
48% July 13
19
24% Feb
13
283/4
391/4
23
46%
43%
45
7,100
48»/4
491/4
47%
48'A
3,900
12%
123/4
12%
12'%
123/4
12'%
12%
113/8
111/2
115/B
11%
113/8
111%
113/8
1,900
16%
153/B
153/4
143/4
153/8
143/8
28%
28 3A
28%
28%
27%
143/4
28 Vb
21,200
29
3 81/2
39
39V4
39%
38%
38'/4
38%
39
2,200
17'A
16%
17
163/4
163/4
16 %
16 3/4
2.500
18
17%
17%
173/4
18%
1734
18
2.300
>
28%
900
3.500
'
'
26%
26 Vb
i 28
■
2,600
26%
26%
17%
17%
175/a
17%
173/4
18
*17s/a
'23%
241/4
23
23%
22%
23
21%
22%
20.600
203/B
20 »/2
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/a
1.800
18
20 */4
26%
V
26%
27
27%
8,100
18
1,300
.—1
>
"•
•„
53
53%
53%
53
53%
52
53%
51%
42,100
223/B
22'A
223/a
22 Va
22 3/a
21%
22%
21%
213/B
12,300
24%
24
241%
23%
23%
23%
233/4
23
233/4
2,400
151/4
■
-
22»/b
24Vb
-/
._1
com__.5
•
•
26%
-J 52Va
-
V 283/b
243/b
20
50c
No par
—1
15%
153/B
155/8
15%
153/4
153/4
16
531/4
13%
54
533/8
54
533/4 f'V
53
53
52
53 V,
1,200
13%
135/8
133/4
13%
14
14
13%
14
2,400
9%
9'/4
9%
8%
9
13%
91/4
- -
f'Z
No par
No par
"
50
50
204%
208
1063/4
107%
86%
86%
1073/8
86%
1,300
29
29V4
28%
29'/4
10,700
43%
:
2093/4
"1063/4
107%
86
86 %
8fi»/2
28% - 29
28%
293/B
43%
*43%
453/4
*45
43%
43%
'
45
*48
*43%
43%
*431%
453/4 V ■'
*45
453/4
*45
45
45
*48
48%
*45
45%
♦48
~
45
48%
45
48%
45'%
46
V/J:
•
45
,
46
47%
46
*45
45
45
47%
*46V2
9,900
209
208%
IO71/2
85%
>
15%
86 3%
208%
1073/8
''■
Xl53/u
1063/4
'
207%
293/8
:
50 Vb
9%
2073/4
86
209%
107
*45
9% >'
*53 %
■
107
206%
29
5
50
V
'>■:
"Z
91/4
*85
—50
50
9%
Va
43%
*43%
453/4
*45
*44%
48%
*48
48%
46
*45
46
*45
*46%
'
700
45%
*48
47%
17,300
45%
45
4 200
47'/4
47
47
19
19 '/a
60
110
200
19Vb
191/4
19
193/8
19%
193/a
18%
19%
5
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20 Vb
19%
1.900
1
Eagle-Picher Co
Eastern
45%
15%
17%
rv
15,900
*28'%
11%
26%
29
7.30O
12
49
123/4
23 %
«
20.200
46%
153/4
18 VB
iiS
9,000
61%
29%
IIV2
18
12 Vb
163/4
8 VB
60%
11%
17%
x
13
17
U
49
483/4
17
8
V-
45%
.473/8
48%
39'/4
12
12%
8V4
61%
1,900
283/4-
28%
*
>46%
28%
16%
8%
60 5/a
2,800
17
*
15%
No par
—l';"
DWG Cigar Corp
May 29
*28
8%
61
12
123/8
46%
11%
50
293/4 Feb
8%
59%
48% a-
2
1
:
29
17 VB May
32% Nov 24
.8V4
>.60,1/4
12%
-
1
(EI)
16%
8 %
28%,.,
,
25%
163/4
48%
2.50
,
25
17
r«>69 'A
1
Ltd
25%
163/4
45%
50c
preferred—
$2.10 preferred
13
*28
251/4
17%
v; % 12 1/8
121/4
2.50
4.10%
42% Mar 28
14
's
251/4
16 3/4
8'A
12
l
$4.15
45% Nov
♦25
,!T!(V>57% rrjf>9l%V/
15
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred..—
42% Jun
Sep
8 VB
1
20 Of.
preferred—...
3
13,800
15%
preferred.—
5
45
47
1
15
441/2
15'%
Co
Jan
45%
47
Inc..
41
45
16
5 *
38% Jan
45%
47%
—_No par
42% Sep
4.300
45%
Inc
Nemours
41
453/0
International
Pont
39%
45%
No par
$3.50
27
41%
45%
Productions
$4.50
Apr; 27
97% Apr
393/4
44%
45I/4
39%
46
Duplan Corp
Power
10
39%
391/4
443/4
17VB
Ltd
Mar 27
61
44%
39V4
20
45%
1
Chemicals
84%
39V4
15%
Chemical Co
DuBois
*83
251/4
Douglas Aircraft Co__
Dover Corp.
:
*
8
,
84%
17
Dow
20V4 May 28
38% May
3
*83
Z
473%
Dresser, Industries
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
29 % Dec
29
May
84%
25
4
40
25
70
*83
2.50
5
85% Sep
22% Sep
29% Dec
84%
44%
Co.;,—,__u_-No par
Fund
*83
81
15%
—
Mines
84%
81
47%
Coatings
Co
Dominick
83
26%
153/4
Pepper Co
Dome
2
*80%
46 3/4
Divco-Wayne Corp
Dr
83
West RR.No par
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
v
81%
*801%
16%
Corp
(Walt)
81%
83
463/4
Fruit Corp..
(The) Club Inc
Diners'
83
15%
DiGiorgio
16
29
Jan
28
173/8 Feb
*811/2
*801%
463/4
i
Alkali
83
83
16 3/a
National .Corp
Diana Stores Corp
23% Mar 26
47% Nov
23% May
10
Mar
18% Jan
May 29
May 29
Dec
:
15% Nov 29
13% Jan
21
11
12
20% Mar 17
9
29% Jan
46
Sep
69
265/8
*81%
*80%
47%
Diamond
24
21
52% Dec
26%
83
46%
3>
Edison
18 3/a Jan
5,400
*16'/4
Supply Co of N Y
613/u Jan
*88
82
39V4
No par
Light
Grande
26V4
36%
•
Hudson—.
45 % May 29
22
10,900
26
36 3/b
Co__6.75U
Inc
Denv & Rio
37% Feb
,
Lines
Air
Delta
15
74% Jun
19
&
12
29% Jan
17% July 24
Power
29 VA Feb
Jun
26%
27
25%
*81%
1
&
22% Jan
21
13,500
_50c
Co_.
15
7 % May 29
26%
26%
12%
common..7
Inc
Delaware
25
581/4 Oct
351/4 Jan
14% Oct
&
Light
Delaware
15% Jun
20% May 17
12% Jan
&
Records
21% Jun
10
12%
*83
38 VA Jun
14% Mar 20
13%
100
28% May 29
67% Nov
13
C
42 % May 29
7% Jan
3,100
series
62% May 23
48% Jan
12%
3.90%
4
11
13
Preferred
3
Mar 27
12%
86 % Mar 15
34 % May 28
37
13'/4
82
47 %
22% Oct
13%
100
81% Aug 30
16% Jan
12%
13'A
100
13
24% Jan
20
13
12%
50c
A
Feb
12
89%
12%
B
83
19
891/2
13%
series
4
20% Jan
89%
13
series
79% Jan
59% Nov 27
89%
13Vb
3.75%
84% May
11
*88
13
3.75%
78% Aug
15% July 18
891/2
13 VB
Preferred
84
15
41% Jan
*88
34%
36
88
13
Preferred
77% July 27
Nov
48'% Aug 18
36%
88
5
_i
1
20% May 29
23
81
May
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
36%
100
Inc
21
14
80% Oct
9
Aug
Mills
Feb
30
16
32
River
2
Jun
2
Dan
29 VA Jan
76% Feb
31% Nov
Corp common
33/4% preferred series A
18 3/a Mar 12
76% Jan
22
Dana
Mar 13
18%
181/2
17%
18%
17%
18
16%
17%
16'%
16%
56,200
42'/b
41 '/B ;
41%
41
41%
401/4
40%
38%
40'%
10.700
5
1,300
E
21% Oct
24
27
Feb
6
19
54% Dec
3
27% Jan
31% May 29
55% Feb
16
92
Feb
27
41/2%
21'/b Jan
4
Eastern
15 7/8 July
32% May 15
12
29% Jan
3'
81% Jan
3
89% May 24
80% Jun
22
16% Jan
3
25% May 17
Hi/4 Sep
21
97% Sep
25
Jan
11
'30% Jan
3
96
119% Apr
Feb
22
*
2
20% Jan
12
44% Jan
4
24
89
Jan
6
22
May 29
2
95
Feb
20
99
21
26
Jun
27
12
46% Jun
25
351/2 Apr
63% Mar
Oct
Apr
67% Apr
89
Feb
88 V2 Jan
95
36%
1130% Dec
19
4% Oct
24
34% Sep
7% Apr
Dec
11
65% Mar 22
11% Sep 29
16% May 15
46
6
22% Jun
11
30% Jan
25
18
27
4% Jun
25
Jun
25
Sep
21
41
26
19
7
b
19
Jun
zo
18% Jun
27
23 % Jun
Oct
22
Kodak
Co
41/4%
Ekco
preferred
Products
4% %
25
5
Electric
30
Bond
&
61/4 Jan
2
Electric
16
&
19
Elgin National
26% Jan
26
El
42
13
Emerson
Electric
Radio
Feb
Paso
Natural
3
Mfg. Co
1
Phonograph—5
28
23% Jan
Jun
21
37% Jan
26
48% Nov
3% Dec
29
18% Dec
15
32% Jan
19
12
Jun
25
29
59
Jan
23
57
Jan
2
12
Jun
25
8 % Jun
27
8
17
341/2 May 29
68
2
4%
Aug 22
26% Feb
6% Mar 22
2V2 May 29
47% Jan
26
41/2 Jan
3
21% Jan
9
61
100
1
-8.50
preferred—a—-
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
1
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
'
5%
Erie
May 17
3
Eurofund Inc
9
Evans Products Co
2
23% Apr
16 Va Apr
20
3
45'/2 Apr
18
Jan
4
45% Dec
5
Dec
11
24
May 29
46 Vb Mar 14
Factor
343% Apr
14 7% Apr
4
12
Jun
21% Feb
Fairbanks Morse &
45
28% Apr
88'% Oct
137% May
3
26
Jun
14
36 3% Oct
11
52% Nov 28
5% Jan
9
May 29
Jun
30
25% Dec 29
25% Dec 21:
15
17
Jan
4
4
25
31
8
25% Jun
Jan
36 Vb Jun
4
6
35
May 29
27
Jan
43
18
10
5% May 29
19% May 29
50'/a Aug
6,
453% May 17
31V4 Dec
1
28
May 29
20
May 28
207% Nov
1
13% Jun
8
6% Jun
11% May
For footnotes, see page 23.
25
14
20V2 Jan
14
Mar
36% Jan
49 V8 Apr
8 7% r eb
1
5
Eversharp
15% July 28
11
Oct 30
27
100
50
preferred series A
& Pittsburgh RR Co
22% Jan
3
1
14V8 Jun
18% May 29
Jan
lo
10
55
6
27%
*98%
35% Jan
79% Mar 16
21-
*90 VA
2.50
..100
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
33% May
1162 V4 Dec 29
1
15% Mar 16
22
3
♦991/2
491/2 Mar 30
Dec
7% Jan
1001/2
25
7% May 29
18% July 24
15
*99%
35 Va Jun
15
Sep
100%
311/2
*60%
5
20% Dec
20
*99%
12
49
141% Dec 13
99%
5
Gas
&
11%
101
shrs—10s
Waocn Co
5
12
1001/8
5'
Storage BatVerv
Electronics Associates Inc..
Jan
11%
1021/4
—5
Co
Electric
28% Sep
—
—a——
1—1
Inc
Ex-Cello-O Corp
9
14
3
a
(Max) & Co class A—_—1-
Co
Fairbanks Whitney Corp
7
No par
com
1
70% Mar 21
$1.50 convertible preferred
40
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
11% Feb
13
Fairchild Stratos Corp—
32% Jan
2
\
23% Mar 12
-1
Fairmont Foods Co common—__50c
5% junior preferred;
—50
52% Feb 21
39% Mar
29
28
Mar 29
Jan
2
10 Vb Mar 13
1Family Finance ~ Corp—1
1
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp——5
Fawick Corjr
-2
Falstaff Brewing Corp
8
-
—
86%
12%
100 Vb
of Amer___l
Mus Ind Amer
88
*871/4
88
101%
12
100
a
Share
87V4
891/4
100%
l
common
preferred
Elastic. Stop Nut Carp
Electric Auto-Lite Co
6
*88
50
;
Co
41%
lo
Dec
3
10
35
100
2.50
common
16% Jun
11 Vb Jan
53% Sep
prior preferred..
Stainless Steel Corp
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
3
56% Feb
16
10
com
Emerson
32% Jan
59
33% Jan
Fuel Assn
preferred—
Manufacturing Co—
Eaton
94
Aug 23
28% Mar 16
Jun
&
Inc
$3.60
101
Jun
Apr
29% Dec
1
83
93
25
52
15
98
97% Mar
30
„
Lines
Gas
Eastman
July 9
40% Mar 23
Dec
10
Jun
Eastern
115% Mar 15
May 28
6
28
99
59% Jan
26% Dec
85
10
Jan
40% Dec
Air
—
301/4
12
12 Vb
19%
871/4
863/,
11%
240
87
11'A
11% j
98a/B
993/4
*99%
101
5,300
25,100
100%
99%
99%
100'%
20
32
31%
32
32
32 'A
31%
32V4
31 Va
31%
21,000
60'A
60'/b
601/8
60
60
60
60
58%
591/4
1,100
93
*90%
28%
92%
281/41 28%
*98% ( 101
101
26%.
>->!
49%
491/4
25%
4%
4%
4%
45%
45%
28
■■■?■■
,
491/4 J
.
931/2
*90'A
28 »/4
27%
93%
10
28'/4
6,700
*98%
32
251/2
45%
*90 V4
28%
101
311/2
311/4
49V4
25%
49
25%
92%
27%
*98'%
30%
301/2
49
93
,
/
25%
101
31%
*49
25%
31 «/a
30%
31
50
49
49
25%
25
4%
*98%
4%
%'
101
2.700
1,600
253/4
11,900
15,900
~9%
43%
4%
45
45
43%
44%
28%
27%
28 Vb
26
27%
4,900
10 Vb
10%
4%
45'/4
28 VB
~9%
4%
45VB
4%
?6
10%
10
10%
9%
11,500
9%
2,400
19
19Va
18%
19%
18%
18% f
18%
19
18%
183%
73,700
31%
32
31%'
31%
31%
32Va
31%
32%
30
315/»
31,200
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10'/B
10
45
44%
44%
15%
15 'A
15%
151/4
63
64
64V2
2IV2
21%
21 '/8
201/2
38%
38%
38%
38%
38'/2
2%
44%
15
15 Vb
143/8
15
•63%
651/2
63-/4
64
20%
20'%
203%
20%
4,700
38%
38'%
38%
39 V4
2,000
2%
2%
10,200
12%
133/4
/
151/4
65%
2%
2%
13%
♦57%
60
14%
10%
10%
10'/a
103%
20 Va
20%
201/4
203%
6,600
37
37'%
37
373%
11.000
363%
35-/2
36%
34%
353%
15,300
13%
13%
13%
2%
131/4
*12
13%
*12%
i3'/2
60
*57%
60
*57%
58
14%
10%
10%
10%
107/8
10%
14%
10% f
2OV4
20%
201/4
20%
20%
20%
36%
371/2
37%
37%
37 VB
38
351/4
35%
35 3/b
37%
36
12-/2
12%
12%
13
131/4
141%
14%
14%
4%
19-/4
19-/4
57
5
5-/b
58
8'A
*50%
32%'
23-/4
23-/4
153/4
16
8
8
14
*
193%
56% ;
55-/4
"•
8%
8'%
8
•
"-T
3,200
13
1,400
47%
5
18.100
19 3/b
19%
19%
19%
:
,
f
'
53%
.
557%
51-/4
53%
69,000
77%
22.200
77%
8
223%
:
23 Vb
23
73/4
223/4
1.200
23
227%
*50%
'
12,600
12%
50%
50-/2
50-/2
*50-%
51
X32-/4
-
280
14%
23%
32%, V
321/4
; 3i'/8
32%
31%.
31 Va
23%
23V4
23
32% ff
23%.
23-/4
24
23-/4
233/4
I53/4
16
15%
15
157%
143/4
15
8
73/4
23
50%
323%
14%
60
5'/4
5
5-/4
19-/8
58'%
8'%
1
*573/4
'
19-/4
553%
'
23 Vb
5
5-%
19%
8%
23 VB
14%
250
*12%
2%
12%
*57%
500
5.900
*
2% y
2V2
2%
44%
39
*631/2
2IV4
6,200
45
21
15'/4
63
9%
44%
45
*441/2
*43%
9'/4
8
>
.
-
157%
8
,
;
,
.
*7%
8
.
*50%
,
73/4
5,300
51
8%
110
5,100
-
4,000
9.100
2.400
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16." (1252)
.
.
.
Monday, September 24, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range (or Previous
17% Jan
3
14
23% Feb
25
42% Mar 15
Federal
Mogul Bower Bearings—5
7
Jun
26
14%. Feb
2
Federal
Pacific Eleetric Co
15%. Jun
27.
22% Feb
7
5%%
Dec
5
3
42 % Get
-
32% Aug
13
23% July 27
44% Feb
9
34% Feb
1
59% Nov
22
10% Nov
2
16% Jan
20
10 y« May 29
42% July 26
26% Aug
2
55% Dec
15 % Mar 16
23% Jun
24
22% July 11
37 y2 Jun 27
Aug 30
5
9
28% Jan
49% Jan
May 29
51
51% Nov. 20
'
35% Mar 15
142
25
Jun
,
;
Ferro
Jan
•.
Paper
82
.
95 '
24
4
22% Nov
Nov
75% Dec
4
4
4
First National
8
Fischbach &
15 % Sep
80% Aug
114
29
.
2
20% May
86% Mar
Nov 28
Dec
72% Jan
May 29
34% May 22
2
,41% Jan
2
8
24
Jan
8
3% Jun
Mar
87
1
104 '
89
Aug 14
35% Jun 26
May 19
51% May 19
July 14
26% Mar 16
10
Feb
84
Jan
3
10
50
May 19
86% Nov 15
28 % Jun
25
17
48 y8 Jun
25
82% Feb
8
Florida
16% Jan
4
34% May
13% Jun
13
30% Mar
1
Fluor
3
93 % Nov
59% Jan
17
58
87% Mar 12
May 29
32% Sep
•
•
41%
41
13%
35%
35%
22%
22%
21
22%
27%
28
•
35%
2
89
22
93% Sep
11
33% July 26
13% May 29
29% Jan
3
13% Jan
27
11
3
Jan
85
21% May 29
Jan
May
5
16% Nov 30
21 % Jan
8
12
10% Jun
25
14% Jan
3
17% Oct
18
29% Mar 22
10% Sep
13
20 Va Mar 29
Foote
45 y4 Aug 23
Ford
May 29
36 ya Jun 26
12
Jufy
15% Nov
31% Jan
9
19
26 % Aug 14
14% Jan
5
24
Dec
26
50% Nov
27
27
25
14% Jan
4
20%
27
8
Foster-Wheeler
67
Feb
1
Foxboro
11
Fram
28 y8
74%?
75%
73%
75%'
70%
72%
12,500
31%
32
30%
3iy4
30
30%
31,900
Y
t
v
Jan
3
1
11% Sep
19
19% Jan
3
35% Jun
20
Jun
27
29% Jan
12
67% Oct
15%
-37%
35%
36%
34%
36
33 y4
34%
49 %
50
49 %
50
50
50%
15%
15
15%
15
15
15
15%
4,300
13,400
93
39
39
3
22 y4 Jan
27
46% Mar
44,500
'
38
,
15%
16%
.15%
4,800
16%
83
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83 %
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83%
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93
93
93
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93
20
39%
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40
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40
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40
200
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3%
3%
4
4
1,100
10,100
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3%
3%
38%
38%
39%
39
39%
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39.,
62%'
39%
62%
61%
62 %
61%
62%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
15
15%
9,300
65%
66%
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66%
65%
66%
65
66 %
22,500
33 Va
33%
32%
33%
33%
33%
32%
33%
22
22 %
61%
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,
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33 %•
120
95
38 Va
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65 y4
16
83
39%.
62%
14%
15%
83%
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,
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4
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15%
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83%
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33%
22%
22%
22%
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16%
17%
16%
v
22%
22%
: 95
22 %
22%
95
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16%
17
16%
16%
16%
21,300
„
7,400
16%
13%
17%
*13 y4
22%
,
*93%
11,000
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95
*93%
95
4,700
13%
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13%
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11%
11%
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11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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10%
10%
.10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
5,300
43%
44%
43 :
42%
43%
42%
43%
41V2
42%
109,400
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
22,800
26%
26%
26 %
26 y4
26 %
25%
32
30
30
29%
30
33%
34%
33 Va
33%
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.
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Co
19
25
Jun
25
56
Apr
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■
44
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26%
31
30
33%
;
13%
■
30%
1
50c
;
-
-
26%
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10
__
34
33 %
Jan
Freeport Sulphur
Friden
2
1
27% Feb
15
Fruehauf
78% May 29
84
,4
h
8
14% Jan
2
25% Apr
27
30% Jun
25
Jan
Co
' 33%
11%
2,000
26%
3,000
29%
30%
2,800
32 %
33
2,300
Trailer
Co
12
12%
11%
12
12
12
11%
11%
7,000
20%
2p
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
27%
25,000
29
30 y4
28%
29%
28%
29%
27 Va
27%
21,000
22%
22%
22%
21%
22%
21'/a
21%
39,800
82
82
82
82
,
29
:
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22%
21%
l
common
12%
20
33Vic
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—100"'
preferred
4?5»
12
;10
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17 Va May 29
86
1
Franklin Stores Corp
31% Aug 23
Nov
2
13
12 y4 Jan
8,600
'
3
Feb
,*>
,12,900
*13%
„
Corp
19% May
19
73
27%
8,700
28
•
—1
Co..:;
42 Va Apr
1,600
21%
32
*93%
preferred.
Dairies
Foremost
2,800
V
78%
l
Mineral Co—
Motor
22%
3.21%,
'51__15
of
14
,35%
—2
convertible
4%
28% May 29
45% Feb
series
Food Mart Inc__
26% Jun 25
87
Apr 18
35% Nov 28
61% Dec 26
,
25
24% Jun
21
43% Oct
31
Jun
8
pfd
2,300
'"23,100
20
36%
15%
*82%
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1-
12% Jan
5
divid
$4.20
;:800
•
•
•
..5
Fair Stores Inc common—
Food
:
,
34%
22
•'■■■
"
48
May 31
89% Jun
1
40% Jan
11
24% Aug 25
31% Jan
16%
6,700
,
23
41%
13%
35 y4
22%,.22%
.
1
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3,200
.
49% " 49%
50
15
:
37%
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10
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issued
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16
33%
23
8
75%
31%
"
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C Corp
13%
i.'
'34%
..
31
79%
36%
—1
2nd
Ltd?
41%
7%
"16%:
7,700
35%
•
2nd
B
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Shares
15%
35%
7%
the Week
.20%
28'%"
28%
•
28%
30 y4
.•15
'
Power & Light Co—No par
Corp
F M
34% Aug 28
19
27%
77%
_1
preferred__100'
pfd_
Nopar
Florida East Coast Railway Co__25
Florida Power Corp
2.50
conv
58% Jan
1
19%
—No par
A
conv
$2.25
5
47
,20,%
Inc
preferred—
36% Jan
5
19%
Cor commons
$4.50
13
6% Feb
25
Flintkote
8
Mar 16
46
22%
~
34%
23
35%
'35%
22%
7% ;
*16
•
34%
13 y4
35%
-
15%
,35%
"
-
41%
13%
Inc
...16%
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13%
22%
Stores--.—ta..No par
Moore
16
34%
•
41%
36%
10
7%
41%'42%
;.13%-.13%
•
.
15
35%
,
23
22 V2
•
50% Jan
42
15%
35%
7%.
34%
'
.*22%
35%
Firestone Tire At :RuDBer«j-i-No par *
First Charter Financial Corp.No par
12
4
69 '
41%
,
Financial Federation
A
Friday
Sept. 21
Sept. 20
15 >.
16%
34%
35
23,
*13%
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•
22
34 V4
*22%
•
16%
16 %
16%
'
1
Fifth Avenue^ Coach Lines Inc
10
25% Jun 25
49 % Sep 17
>■
7%
Nopar
i
Products
.
-
Sales for
Thursday
35%
15
■ 15%
35% .'>35%
7% "» 7%
.,
■
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Corp
Fiberboaro
48% Mar 21
29% Sep
Inc
15%
*35%"
7%
4.60
Fenestra
31% Feb 15
24% Mar 14
22% May 29
24
164% Nov
Dec
33% Jan
2
1 -
com
pfd series A__23
Paper Board Co common—5 ~
preferred '
25 *
Federated Dept (Storey '..>^..];.2S.
;
Sept. 19
15
2nd
conv
Wednesday
Sept. 18
35%
Federal
7
15% Aug 22
53% Feb"- 6
20
14
12;
-
May 10
54% Jan
25
18% Jun
35% Apr 11
23% Oct 24
126
31% Jun
4<
34 % Mar 21
5
Tuesday
Sept. 17
Fedders, Corp—
Sep
Jun
HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
.
Par
v
15
33% Jan
21
LOW AND
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
31
19% May 10.
24
Jan 17
12% Dec 29
15*
v
25% May 16
89% Nov 10
3
27
Jan
Lowest
Highest
NEW
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
"22%
83%
82
A 82
;
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*
83 Va
70
G
41% Nov
Mar 13
57
25
56% Mar 17
3% Jan
3
5% May 12
24% Jan
9
29 y2 July
17% Jan
4
26% Dec
10% Jan
6
14% Dec
1
22 y2 Jan
3
32 y2 Nov
16
92% Jan
10
35
40 % Sep
27 % Jan
2
14% Jan
32% Feb
16
23
24
44% May 11
52 y4 Jun
25
86
5y2 Jun
26
10y4Mar
19
'
Jan
3
90
15
11% Jan
2
10% Jun
26
20% Jan
9
44% Feb
33
28
8
17
3
19
Mar
27
2
:
27
Mar 27
80% Dec
Nov
107% Nov
55% Apr
20
Apr 31
38% Sep
113
106 y4 July 14
40% Jan
58
3
Gamble
Skogmo
Garrett
84
—.
Corp
convertible
4%%
preferred
$0.60
$4.50 preferred
General Amer Oil'Co
General Amer
General Baking
$8
Co
48
'
49
47
47%
46%
47
6,200
2%
3
3
2%
3
2%
3
4,100
*18%
19%
*18 %
19%
*18%
19%
19%
19%
!; 19%
19%
General Cable
4%
1st
Corp
preferred
General Cigar Co
General
Electric
;
Corp
Corp__
*11%
25%
25%
98
97%
97%
*96%
98
98
98
36%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36 %
34%
36%
14,700
60%
58%
59%
58%
59%
58%
59%
13,200
6%
6%
2,000
74%
74%
390
8%
3,300
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f
8%
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,
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35
6%
6 %
6%
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74%
74%
8%
8
8%
8%
8%
14%
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14%
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14%
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7
84%
4%
25%
25%
24%
25%
23%
24%^
68%
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68%
66% ■k 68%
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39%
66%
67%
39
39
39 %
39
39%
73
72%
73%
73
73%
70%
72%
16,500
16%
15%
16
14%
15%
14'A
14%
22,200
27%
27%
28%
27%
"
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27%
113
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54%
55
54 %
54%
54%
54%
No par
Nopar
112%
86%
112%
112%
112%
112 %
40%
17%
25
59
General Precision Equipt
1
No par
36%
36%
36%
36%
10c
5%
5%
5%
2.50
30%
31%
6.67
25%
3
Jan 12
38
26% Jan
29
19% Oct
54% Apr
6
41 y2 Dec
Sep
2
General Public
Service
37% Mar 22
21
General Public
Utilities Corp
18
44% Jan
9% Jun
27
22 % Mar 28
281/2 Jun
5
15
41
5
Mar 14
General Railway
3
27
1
27% May 11
26
May 29
28
26 y4
July 14
3
.25 % July 26
18% May 29
29
13 y2 Jun
22
20% Mar 20
7% May 29
17% May 28
Jan
25
25 y2 Jan
: 24% Jun
24
;
92%
Nov
32 y2 Apr
42
19% Feb
97
Jun
25
30% Apr
4
102% Feb 23
100
Jun
14
106% Apr
13
33% July 2
301/8 Jun 22
42% Feb
19
41 y4 Dec
29
75 % May
24
70 y2 Nov
17
21
Nov
2
21
Mar
6
62% Jan
20
31% Aug
4
35% Jan
Genesco
Products
Oil
Feb
21
Giant
Portland
Mar
5
Gibralter
Gibson
Gillette
July 27
16% July 6
43% Mar 15
8
Nov 21
79
55% Dec
5
35% Sep
21
45% Feb
9% May 29
15% Feb
18%
5
Dec~27
35% Jan
17.
40% May 17
52% Aug
9
25 y4 Jan
18
39% Apr
75 % Jan
4
80
40i/a Sep
27% Sep
30
21
2
21
72% Jan
44% Jan
Jun 22
54% Feb
14
Grace
20% Jan
Granby
14V4 Sep
Jun
21
34% Jan
2
Grand
22
49% Jan
2
Granite
25
29
15% Apr
11
2
July
21
2
Co
81% Mar 19
(W R)
Union
Granlteville
Grant
Great Nor
48% Jan
3
Great
35
Aug 13
47% Feb
Great
15% Jun 25
42% Jan
Great
5
30
May 29
137% July 3
22% Jun 26
147
May 19
96% May 24
21% May 29
30
Jan
8
53
Jun
14
29% Apr 18
18% Jan
3
40
103% Aug 22
61% Aug 27
30
May 29
43% Feb 21
6"
79
Mar 22
Jan
2
27% Oct 12
85
Sep 20
86% Jan
4
4
101
Jun
28
.102
Jan
9
33% Jan
12
For
17
2
Feb
15
27% Jan
4
70% Jun 27
78% Feb
2
33% May 29
27% May 29
87% Jan
3
44% Apr 19
43% Apr 12
94% May 11
90
Jan
2
97
93
July 24
44
Dec 11
Dec
13
'
Oct
20% Jun 27
Sep
88% Apr 27
94% Jun 15
3
35% Jan 16
91
93
35% Feb 28
36% Jan
47% Nov 13
3
32% Jan
Aug
93% Apr 10
104% Dec
7
103% July 18
106
105
Dec
13
49% Mar 29
footnotes,
*
3,900
10
10 Va
10
10 Va
7,000
33%
33%
32%
33
5,500
*27
9%
!
21%
*25%
9%
10
*27
9%
21%
20%
101
*100
104
104
34%
*25%
26%
600
19%
20 Va
104,000
9 %
21,100
20%
99,400
9%
>
21%
20%
100%
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104
34%
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25%
20%
27%
*
.
104
27%
25%
20
26%
20%
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34 Va
27%
.
20%
102%
9%
9
21%
19%
100 %
100
100
103
102%
102%
1,120
110
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
8,200
30,000
37%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
36
37%
50
50 %
49%
50 %
49%
49'A
49%
49
49
49%
3,800
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
15%
16%
15%
15%
27,500
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/a
32%
~
%
33%
34%
33%
34%
32%
32%
32%
31 %
31%
30
30%
30%
30%
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30%
30
30%
29%
29%
35%
36%
36%
37%
37
37%
36%
37%
35%
36%
33%
34%
34
34%
33
34%
23%
24%
24
24%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20 %
10%
"10%
10 %
'10%
10%
5,800
10%
36%
M
13%
,
36%
33%
23%
20
10%
24
36
37
13
*23%
32%
10%
v,iV"
32%
23
20
20 Va
9%
5,900
4,200
10,300
16,800
10 Va
;
35%
36 8a
13%
*13%
1,400
23%
20 %
3,000
49,200
'
33
23%
^
Jan
10
17% Sep
6
see page
23.
Mar
7
97% Jun 12
106% Apr 30
108% Mar 14
41
Mar 12
1%
•1%
\
1 Va
•
13%
13%
1%
1%
1%
1%
5,100
6,200
1%
.
35%
36
13
;
13%
5,400
42%
41%
41%
40%
41%
40%
40%
34,700
29
28%
29
27%
28%
27%
2734
49,700
4
Inc
Ltd.
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38%
38%
38%
35%
37%
35%
36%
34%
35%
1 ■/
34%
34%
35
35 3i
35%
35%
35
35%
33%
35
5
Batteries
Co
1%
28%
18
18
18%
18%
18
18
17%
17%
*17%
'
.
3,300
50,800
17%
1,100
5
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15,900
6.25
Co
Great Atlantic
90
25%
10%
33%
41%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
253/8
9,300
5
19%
79 %
79%
13%
13%
19%
19
20
100
13%
13
13%
13
2.50
T) Co common
preferred
IGrayson-Robinson Stores
60% Jan
27
24
10%
33%
29
(W
24% Feb
62% Feb
3
25%
25%
10%
34
42%
3%%
25% Jan
Jan
26%
16,400
28%
Steel
4% Aug 15
20
*25%
14,600
42
Co
City
36% Sep 21
18% Jun 27
35% Jun 15
1
25%
80
31%
36%
10
& Co
Mining
28% Apr
39% Jun
31Va
No par
F)
(B
Gould-National
37% May 11
29 % Jan
Aug 3
36% Dec 21
31%
*27
13
12% Jun 27
17% Sep
146
31%
19,600
;
10%
36%
70% Nov 30
5
31%
34%
1 %
26% Nov 28
3
31%
1,200
5,500
34
21%
12%
3
Jan
31%
2,600
21,700
5%
25%
^
105
36%
3
28% Jan
5%
31%
100%
:
1
3
25% Feb 13
10%
5
Jan
139
5%
20%
10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
75
Mar 22
*36
5%
27%
26%
Inc
19 ya Jan
69
36%
38
5%
20%
Co
Goodrich
3
51% Feb 23
44% Dec 20
35%
*36
38
5%
25%
21%
1
Co
Brewing
35% Jan
39% July 12
39% Dec 13
38
Goebel
6
7
35
T
Globe-Wernicke
Jan
10% May 29
Mar
32%
*36
5%
,
5
Co
Alden Corp
Glidden
37%
37%
37
'
'
1% Aug 15
25% Jun
4
14
36%
36%
*36
1
5
Gladding McBean & Co
May
17%
1
Ginn
4
3
42
17%
5
14
&
86%
40%
18
100%
*104
of Calif-1
Brothers
32% Mar 21
Glen
86%
40%
17%
20%
34%
1
Cards Inc
14% Feb
1
87%
40%
18%
;
112%
1
Financial Corp
20% Sep
14% Sep 13
Jan
Co
Co
22
47% Nov 15
8
Cement
26
,
86%
40%
17%
27 Vz
80c
Co
Co
Greeting
Gimbel
86%
40%
18%
1*2%
5
Gerber
6
86 %
40%
25%
4
9%
.100
Georgia-Pacific Corp
2
550
166,200
'
4
3
Getty
Jan
86%
17%
25%
25%
100
2
31% Jun
86%
40%
17%
10%
1
16
55
22,200
54%
41
35
20
30c
com
—
Inc
Feb
30
25
Rubber
&
27%
112%
52%
86%
*27
25
preference
8% Jun
51% Jan
Jan
$5
5%% preference
113
1,400
;
2.50
16 y8 Jun
33% Jan
26
General Tire
*111 %
112%
10%
25
3.33%"
Corp
17% May 16
47
Nov 28
11% Jan
1% Jan
6% Jan
General Time
23% Jun 27
Jun
(series B)
23% May 11
12% Oct
27
preferred
preferred
$1.25
General Tele & Electronics
113
112%
112%
34
1
Telephone Co of Florida—
19
31
13
3
$1.30
■
10
Industries
53
12
May 29
25% Jun 25
v
57% Dec 18
12
58% Jan
40y4 May 29
12% Jun 25
May 19
16 y2 Jan
20
7
3
24% Oct
2
22
July 25
51% Dec
6
Mar 22
Jan
Nov
107
Sep
14% Jan
17
Mar
;
101% Dec
19
30% Jan
3
53% Jan
4
100
27
Signal
General Refractories
General
'
preferred
General Steel
;
Corp
9
7% Jan
26 y2 Jun
14
25% May 19
25
25% Jan
24
;
44% Feb
conv
27
112
*111%
55
preferred-
$1.60
28 %
113
54%
.1
9
27%
*111%
15
Jan
28%
_1Q0
General Outdoor Advertising
35
July 2
;•; 4y2 May 29
67,100
15%
General Portland Cement Co
7
4,000
43,000
"
39
87% Apr 26
43% Aug 14
30% Mar 1
7
66%
72%
17
Aug 11
Dec
6
24
65%
16%
14
Jun
23 %
,8,100
72%
17y4 Sep
Jun
5
10%
38%
30% Jun
8
3,600
\
16
5
10
52
4%
10%
/
5,200
'• ."10
82
35%
71%
29
78
5
■'il:
1,000
38 %
1
42% Dec
42 V2 Feb
3
120
1
»:
86% Nov
23
,
10%
67%
34 %
82
34%
84%
4%
24%
14
34%
34%
35
.107/a
4
Oct 27
34%
4%
10
5% Jan
*83
•
10%
79% Jan
37 y2 Jan
-
35
14
11%
261/4 Jan
53
34%
34%;
% ?\84 %
*83
35
.4%: 7 4%
4%
11%"
12
26% Jun
•
common—1%
General Motors Corp
$5
preferred
$3.75
;
8
y.. 1
10%
>
110 y2 Dec
28 ya Oct 31
.
25%
4%,
11%
6
Apr 27
6%
74%
84%
;
.34%
Jan
104'
V;
35
*83
34%
34%;
6%
74%
8%
*14
14%
800
1,600
V s'
■
6%
74%
.75*""
,
i
12
No par
preferred
5%
11%
25%
34%
1
5
Corp
11%
25%
*83
7
3,400
11%
26%
*14
2
19%
11%
8%
-5'
— —
19%
19 %
20
18 %
25%
74%
_l
*
19%
11%
7
100
3
75^.0^ 7 59 %
58%
Nopar
com
!
Inc
Finance
2%
25%
■:
98
36%
1
3
11%
11%
25%
*967/a
-
K
5
Co
General Finance
"
'.«■
v':
25%
11%
25%
r
—2
General Instrument Corp
Genera] Mills common
115
49%
——Nopar
General Foods Corp
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
48%
5,
common
preferred
General Dynamics
May
57% Jan
49
1
com
General Bancshares Corp
General Bronze Corp
1
115
5,600
48 Va
Transportation__1.25
Jan
1
3,500
39
lOttv "
of Texas_
5", ', ' '''
^
Jan
25
39
38%
—No par
Investors
96
Jun
3,600
37%
39 %
voting pref
conv
General American
30
441/2 Jun
22%
39 %
39%
19%
25
108
13
21%
39%
39%
19%
36% Feb
33% Jan
22 Va
39%
39
l
General £ontract
General Controls Co
5
22%
39%
39%
Corp
9
53% Mar
22%
39%
39
v
.1.9%
19
78% Mar 12
22%
,39%
22%
*18V2
6% Apr
25
22%
39%
38%
50
General Acceptance
;
.22%
39%
22%
Wood Industries Inc common-1
16% Jan
July 27
57% Jun
May 22
46 % Mar 20
Co
38 %
_2
Inc
Gardner-Denver
Gar
l
5
5
—
11% May 29
21% May 29
5
May 31
Dec
Jun
35 y4
15
21
58
42% Mar 15
8
27
54% Jun 25
2
10
Jun
4% May 29
8% May 29
1
24% Oct 24
Jun
79 y2 Jan
24
22% Mar 21
45% Jan 31
2
19
68% Jan
8% Apr 23
Apr 18
28
Jun
83
37% Jan
6
V Jun
50% Nov
Oct
Feb
"
7
8
18
60% May
May
70
77 y4 July 26
5% Feb
102
19
13% Nov
30
12% Oct
8
22
22% Feb 27
140
Oct 26
Co
4
% Jun 26
Gabriel
10
26% Jan
29% Jan
Oct
31
14
94;%Nov 15
4
25
21
17y4 May 29
10% Jun 27
.
27% Apr
;
Feb
4% Mar 19
25
34y2 Jan 31
.
18 y4 Jun
6
29
2
58
25
2% May 29
Jan
May 26
98
7% Jan
15
35% Jun
51
94% Jan
5% Dec
75
July 24
July 28
38 %Dec
7
20 y2 Sep
75
11
46% May 22
*79%
19%
79%
79%
5%
5%
5%
13
13
12%
13%
18%
19%
17%
19
79%
■::■'■':
79%
*79%
4,600
80
21,200
1
5%
6%
30,200
& Pacific Tea Co—1
37%
38 %
37%
38
37%
38
37
37%
36%
36%
28,200
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
Iron
Ore
Prop—No par
Northern Paper Co_
25
Northern Ry Co
No par
Western Financial Corp
1
Western Sugar com—No par
5%
18%
80
5%
5%
6
6
2,300
38%
39
37%
38
37%
37%
37
37%
36
37
35%
36%
36 Va
36%
35%
36%
36
36%
35%
36%
10,900
19%
20%
19%
20%
19%
19%
18%
19
18
18%
67,400
7
30%
31
31%
147
*144
144
*143
145 %
3
28
28
28
28
27%
28
28
28
3
27%
275/8
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
100
50
*102&
61
62
61
61
*60%
61%
*60
Ll
35%
35%
35%
36%
34%
35%
34
34%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
No par
*71%
72%
*71%
72%
72%
72%
*71%
73
10
8.33%
35%
35%
35%
36
36%
36%
36%
36%
35%
36
107,700
Gulf States Utilities Co com.No par
36%
36%
36%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36%
34%
353/a
Great
7%
preferred
Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common
4%% preferred called
4%% conv preference
Green Shoe
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
$5
Gulf
preferred
Oft Corp
:
$4.20
preferred—--—
preferred
:
preferred
$5 preferred—
$5.08 preferred
$4.40
$4.44
Giistin-Baoon
Mf?
Co
100
100
100
100
__100
100
2.50
*90
146%
144
,.
31%
*102 A
*102&
30%
*143
110
2,200
-26%
263/4
9,900
•102&
60
-
91
91
*90
93%
93»/2
93%
*93
93%
97%
*95%
96%
*95%
96%
*105%
106%
*105%
106%
*105%
106%
106%
*106
106%
106
106%
106%
19%
19
19%
19
18%
18%
*105%
106%
*105%
19%
*90 '
106
900
343^
22,000
24%
1,900
*72
91
:
60%
33%
23%
;
73
93
96%
1,600
27%
61
*95%
94
30%
145 %
27%
*102/5
*90
791'
1
*92%
_*95
30%
30%
30%
145%
31%
7,300
*90
93
91
933A
*95%
*
8,800
105 %
220
96%
106%
*106
107%
70
18
18%
5,400
'
18%
"
Volume
Number 6197
196
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1253)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
■1;?/
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Monday
Sept. 17
Par
Tuesday
Wednesday
Sept. 19
Sept, 18
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 20
the Week
Friday
Shares
Sept. 21
H
129
25% Jan
4
42% Jan
3
May 29
25% May 28
39 Va May 18
37% Aug 30
36% Mar 22
59% Feb
14
27% Jan
*2.
46
May 29
Nov
29
29% Nov 14
10
May 28
21% Oct
91s
Oct
24
28% Feb
18% Jun
267/a Jan
3
23
60 y8 Nov
•
9
83
112% Feb 13
3
26% Aug
20
36 u
38
-
1
33 % Dec
21
35% Dec
42 % Oct
31
19»/4 Sep
22
58% Mar 28
120%. Jan
9
35 V Jun
19
46
128
15
May 24
44% Sep.' 7
5
.
Jan
6
24 %•' Jan
4
36% Aug
20% Jan
3
23% Jan
23
'25% Oct 24
8% Feb "6
37% Feb 27
'32 % Dec
11 *
Jan
Hall
46% Apr
39% Jun
Jan
115
67% Jan
7 Nov" 17
86
40% May 29
29
Oct
18
69 % Dec
19
20% Jan
3
6
53
Sep 25
19
4
15% Jun
21
12% Jun
Apr
Chemical Co
Schaffner
preferred
Haveg- Industries
18
Heinz, (H
2
J)
2
6
Heller
17
Helme
(W
E)
&
(G
7%
Mar 21
W)
115
/ Feb;
1
82
Jan
3
5%
preferred
$2
40% Mar 27
25
Hershey
65% Jan
v
Hertz
2
class
cor. v
Chocolate Corp
15% May 24
Hess Oil
&
Heublein
Feb
14
21
37
Z Jan
2
25
19% Jan
4
28"% Apr
Jan
6
72
Nov
6
68 % Jun
13
74
7% Feb
7
16
Jan
20
5% Sep
18
11
May
Jan
8
3%%
Hill
preferred series A
10
43% Mar 22
22
Jun
15
33% Feb
13
12
30
24 % Jun
11
30% Feb
19
14% Oct
31
Apr 28
29% May. 10
17% Jan
2
8% Dec
29
liy4 Mar 13
8% Feb
1
Holland
29% Apr
19
9
Holly Sugar Corp
29% Feb
6
401/2 May 26
31% Aug
9
4% Sep
26% Jun
30
Jun
7
16
20
July
6
34
42
July 14
41% Apr
34% Jun
7
4
Mar
3% Dec
16% Dec 18
16% Jan
3
36
Sep 22
36% Mar
30 7/8 Jan
July 18
Hooker
a
6
Aor
Mar 22
24% Jun
7
35% Feb
25
2% May 29
10
22
17% Jan
5
25
23% Mar
1
32% Jun 14
57% Mar 20
Household
75
82% May 17
4
89% Jun
3% %
Aug
41
6
851/4 Nov
13
83
Jan
10
10
931/4 Nov
1
90
Jan
9
86% Jan
10
1271/2 Dec
11
3
10
4
4
Howard
17% Feb
8
Howe
9
Hudson
2
Hunt
Jun
96% July
28
101% Mar
,
23
July -7
15
Aug 27
21% Feb
13
23% May 29
18% Sep 10
Jan
2
Idaho
29% Jan
2;
Ideal
31 Va Jun
46% Feb
2
Illinois
Central
Illinois
Fower
15
3
41-
Jan
43
Aug 18
4
47% Aug 21
200
1,600
23%
23%
22 Va
23%
21 Va
21%
17,000
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
9,600
71 Va
71 Va
*71
71%
♦70%
71%
;
5%
5%
5%
5%
>24%
24%
24%
24%
;■'■ 24%
*26%
70%
6
♦71
71'%
5%
24
26 :i'!i
,
5%
*5%
24%
26 A
23%
10,300
6,400
80
6
800
24%
26 A
26 A
10,500
27%
26%
26%
•
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9
9»A
9
9 Va
4,200
•
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
3,100
28
31%
31%
30%!
28%
31%
♦31%
30%
*30
28
*30
28%
28
54%
52%
28%
28%
92
90%
101
101
102
*101
28%
52%
52%
29%
30
92
90%
90%
101
*100'/a
>■
101
28%
'
28%
28%
28'/a
28%
28%
3%
■
28%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
17%
♦16%
♦17%
*17% / 17%
3
42»A
41%
17%
17
38%
38%
41%
41%
42
'."177.%'rr%J i^:y78%V 78%
*86 ...;.88%
.^86/. '88%
*78
'
*94%
-
*86
94
96
./iOO.% M
102
100
42% "
10%
5
100
100
1
;
1Q0%
JL02
42%
42%
43
10%
♦10V4
8%
15%
S
32%
2,200
41%
17%
300
17
17%
2,700
*38
38%
100
41%
25,600
40%
79
79
,A78>
88 Va
94%
30
101%
1*
102
102 %
7,800
43'A
42 JA
42 7/a
4,800
10'/a
/
10 Va
10%
10 >%
9%
10
10
A
37%
98
98
99
8%
8 Va
-
1,500
36
37%
97%
98
98%
7%
v
>
99
15,100
46
98%
39
A
10
45%
45%
//
600
9%
45%
98%
39%
100
43
,
'
Va
94 »/a
8 Vb
99
8%
40%
♦40
40%
*40
40%
40
15%
15
15%
15
15%
15%
820
15%
32'A
II,200
40
15%
15%
100
88
*93%
46%
.
I,900
3%
*16%
50
29%
*3 Va
16%
80
100%
28
17 J/4
97% / 97 Va
38%
14,300
100%
29%
3 Vb }
98%
*96% ;i97%
13,000
30
91
>40
8%
40%
5
101
55
*86
10Va
.
7,000
29%
>97%
V' 8%
99
*40
50
IV.
41
27%
*90%
39
*78%
88%
%■' '94 '/a
10
96%
*97%
*38
yt' .79
42%
43
10%
17 %
17%
38%
41%
,
l
16%
17%
17%
♦38%
17%
17%
*38% /39
600
30%
26%
54
30
500
30%
*30
53 %
52%
30
90%
30%
30%
28
*90%
53'A
28%
*90'/a
31%
*30
30%
29%
-53%;
/
31 Va
31 Va
28
8%
8%
37
15
35%
35%
46% May
*43%
44%
*43%
44%
44
44
*44
44%
9
4.26%
preterred.
preferred
50
47% May
—50
45%
45%
*45
46%
*45
*45
46%
50% Nov
14
48% July
52% May
16
4.70%
preferred.
50
*50
51
*50
51
*51
52
47% Apr
12
45% July 19
50
May 25
4.42%
preferred
50
*47 %
48'A
*47'%
48'A
44% Feb
47
May 29
4.20%
preferred-.
50
*46
46%
*46
46%
43% Mar 30
Indiana
46%
51
48'A
46%
34Va
27%
6
53%
160
35%
47
45
31
97
23
393%
46Vt
152%
45%
85
29
6OV4
12%
26%
100
7'A
44
10%
27%
80
24%
37'A
40
■
23
50% May
3
May 22
.4
25
41
May 29
3
5
23% May 29
31/
24% Jun 25
A8
Feb/io
94% Aug
152
NOV
5% May 29
9
52
14
151
..Sep 21,
Jan
18
Jan
3
49% Dec
12
31 Va Jun
26
33% Jan
3
58% Dec
29
40 "£ May
31
35% Jan
30
55% Dec
20
36% Jun
25
35
Oct
27
47% Apr
17
25
90
Jan
18
Anr
12
90% July 24
21% Jan
3
>•
.95
27% May 31
Oct 25
607
May 29
Jun
42% Jan
3
55% Jun
9
4
149% Apr
27
145
Jan
2
54% Oct
6
34
Jun
22
84 % NOV
14
81
Jan
9
77% Jan
3
44% May 29
5
Jun
Industrla
19
6%
Co
RR
Co
&
Light-No par
Power
preferred
Inland
Apr
2
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
54
Jan
2
Insuranshares
Ctfs
39% Jan
22
Interchemical
Corp
98
Apr
26
29
r>
,
,
Mar 16
578% Jan
-
57% Mar
159 Va Mar
57
Feb
85 % Mar
Steel
4%7*
-
Co
Iron
1
Int'l
8
Int'l
6
>.
4%
28
52
Jun
25
85% Jan
3
22% May 11
38 % Oct 11
19
/ Jun
4
/15% Jan
19
International
Packers
25% Jun
25
38 Va Mar 16
International
Paper
Nov 17
95
19
7
Dec
28
45% Dec
5
16% Sep 20
2
23% Nov
Jan
2
.97% Feb
4% Jun
28
10% Feb
26
69% Mar 28
38 Vb Jun
29
96
14% Feb
35% Apr
11
42 Vb Apr
17
94% Dec
29
123% Mar
Dec
7
7% May 29
18 Va Jun
76
25
Nickel
Mining
of
46%
*83Va
Corp
Rectifier
36
Mar 26
International
Resistance
5%
preferred
.
Sep 21
98
Jan
3
International
38% Jun
6
23
Jun
29
Feb
27
International
Shoe
35% Nov
30
26
May 29
41 % Apr
24
International
32% Jan
11
39% Nov
22
37% Mar 13
39 % May
4
44% Jan
4
60% Apr
May 28
58 % Jan
2
2
118% Dec
4
13
33
108% Nov
92
Jun
18
115 % Jan
12
33% Jan
11
48% Jun
12
31
Jun
25
40 % Jan
12
50% Jun
13
41% May 25
45
Mar
2
1%
Tel
4%
pfd
conv
International
50% Mar
21% Jun
27
52% Nov
22
26% May 29
50% Jan
2
Interstate
Dept
4
26% Nov
30
17% May 29
25% Jan
3
Interstate
Power
42% Jan
3,
62% Nov
21
45/ Jun
15
59 % Jan
2
Iowa
Light
41% Jan
3
51% Nov 24
40
Jun
21
52% Apr
12
Iowa-Illinois
Gas
38% Jan
10
49
Iowa
&
21% Jan
3
Oct
18
17% Oct 24
5
38
May 29
50
Apr
27
28
20
May 29
33
Jan
2
122% May 10
118
24% Feb
20
Jan
24
12% Jun
26
124% Aug 30
21% Mar 8
27%
28%
$2
convertible
Elec
Power
Island
$6
I-T-E
Creek
24%
8.33%
36%
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41%
102'A
100
Corp
com
preferred
Power
&
45'A
31
1
3.50
Co
Electric Co
Light
23%
5
Co
&
41
5
25
Stores
Coal
*50
49'A
1
44
10
Co
21%
50c
common
preferred
Circuit
*79
25
Utilities
20% Jan
Dec
26%
100
7%
45
10%
com_No par
Tel
&
series B
7
33% Dec
26Vn
' 25%
preferred—
International
*122
1
Breaker
14%
5
Co
85
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7%
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10%
10%
No par
com
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85
61%
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No par
Silver
46
28
10c
Salt
19
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47'A
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11%
1
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45%
45%
152
23%
399%
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152»A
46%
28
—100
Corp
97
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391 Va
12%
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International
,
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97
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395%
61%
26%
5
31
28'A
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4
31%
28
2.50
Jan
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35%
47'A
45
31 Vb
12'A
1
common
preferred
47
60%
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Limited
No par
$4
23% July 12
12
v
5
Canaua
18% Jan
54
.151%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com„No par
16
24
International
45
.
100
87
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35%
/.
26%
100
7%
45
11%
27%
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12%
79
80
24%
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37%
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41%
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41
44%
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41%
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27%
6
6
160
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45
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48
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100'
4
15
;
—_No par
Chemical
160
35%
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common
&
3
32% Jan
<
35%
389
preferred.
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53%
—100
1
Business
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7%
16
53'A
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Corp
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/
5
preferred
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2
27 %
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27%
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54
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1
common
27%
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20
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:
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53%
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34
6
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.
36
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•
100
2:/;
59
35%
36%
33%
No par
common
27
93% Feb
19Vb
35'/b
1
12% Dec
24% Jun 21
19
35
Corp
24% Sep
Dec
19%
35%
common
58'A Jan
36% May 16
19Vb
35Va
Elect De Mexico.100 pesos
/Ingersoll-Rand
32'A
32%
5
No par
Co
General
Indianapolis
19
Jan
48% Jan
14
142% Jan
5
155
•
21'A May 29
300?
87
4.08%
May 21
>7%> Feb
;
5
>40% Jan
Apr 30
9
Cement
32%
32%
16
44 %
May 19
Co
42% Jan
4
3
Power
44% July 16
16
113
•
24%
10
Nov
26
5,700
20.100
19
5% Jan
71% Jan
.
29%
37%
Oct
32% Jan
.
62
29
44% Dec
46
44 % Jan
7
62
39
32%
19Vb
35'/b
35%
11
28
29% Jun
65'A
29%
38
100
28,900
100
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,
39
5
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24
37%
40% Sep
111
19%
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18
111
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16%
37%
96%
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112
1,700
12
9%
37
9% Mar 26
42,800
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46%
com
20
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37%
19 '/a
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series-A.
37%
16 Va
46%
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387/a
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19%
10
&
11,000
33
*37
:
37%
17
46%
preferred series B
Hupp Corp common
5% convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
14%
7,800
12%
10
preferred
// 14'A
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/:
29%
12%
46%
29
10
34
5%
23,000
16%
————1;
5%
31 %
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12%
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6
28
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39% •/ 39%
46%
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5% May 29
Feb
62
29%
1
40
101
6
29%
19%
1
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31%
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31%
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20
27%
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39% Oct
447
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&
42%
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86'/a
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50
.
9,400
43%
,,♦110%
29%
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Sound
11% Apr
32% Sep
48% Oct
145
Jan
Johnson
9
25 V4
43
13
2
Lighting
Howard
56% Apr
68% Jan
95'
99% May 24
100
30 Va May 31
31% Jan
Houston
14
9% Jun
Finance
6
•15% Dec
*
July
9
45% Aug 27
43% May 29
32% Jun 21
7
581/4 May
8
72% Dec 12
common
21
21%
17
5
preferred
preferred..
4% preferred——
4.40%
preferred/—
July 26
119% Mar
convertible
3
34% Jan
■>
151/2 Mar 23
231/4 Apr
25
21
8
$2.25
Jun
7% Oct 20
.-Li
74% Jun
42% Sep
97
5%
Houdaille-Industries Inc
May 17
20%
20%
20
1
Co
21,100:
12%
10
30
Bearing
26
9%
of America common—1
convertible preferred:
25
16% Jun
81% Aug 16
35% Jan
&
VA 24%
*85%
112
40%
280
11,400
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V
39%
29%
1,100
18 Va
14%
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4%
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14% Jun
83 % Jan
92% Jan
Hotel
37% July 18
9
90% Jan
12
5
Mar 10
13
3
Jan
5
Ball
8
19
60% Sep
.3
Hoover
401/2 Dec
80% Jun
27
15
26%
13,900
7%
38%
...
19%
*26%
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19
Jan
1
,./•
25%
A
18%
19'A
7
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18%
•
34
38%
•
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5
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104
1
A
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20
34%
19>/a
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14%
39%
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-_.12.50
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5
preferred..'
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3
May 31
7%
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30%.
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,
160
5.200
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>
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26%.
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92
19%
29
123
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29
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24%
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/
23,800
20
12%
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common...
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&
35
7,500
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34
39%
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60
23
10% Dec
5%
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41%
74% Feb
45
2
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5
33% Jan
14% Jan
3
40% Jan
>
26
Jun 25
87% Jun 25
Apr
29% Dec
2
15
14
Electronics
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20 Va
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38%
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400
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38%
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100
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conv
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16
90
93
20
•
17
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531/2 Jan
22
83% Feb
Nov
May 29
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20 Va
33%
37%
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A
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1
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.
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48
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World
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15% Aug
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88
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11
26
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33 *Jun 25
25
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•
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Harris-Intertype Corp
1
Harsco Corporation-—-u--.--i4-.IJ25-.
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22
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3
18
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20
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27
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2
38% Feb
convertible
■
Hammond
Apr/13
.24% Jan-
.
4%
CO
36%
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Hammermill Paper
75% Jan.- ■■Z.¬
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18% May 29
15% Jun
.
4
25
46 %
.
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15
391/4 Jan
30 1
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4
108
128 %
25
36%
27%
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48% Mar 13
13% Jun
87
5
,
34% Jan
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,
40% Sep
24
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■
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3
34
21
2
20
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•
19
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3
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9
7
.
26
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3
47% Apr 27
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28
Jan
3
2
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9
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81
27% Jan
108 1/ Jan
122 ;
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13
Nov
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29% Oct
•
7
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36% Dec 18
!
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28% Sep
80% Dec;
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26% Jun
Nov 16
Dec >4
27
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47
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102'A 103
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33%
34
5,800
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6
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52
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160
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52
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47
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29%
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85
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2,300
2,300
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13% Oct
24
13% Jan
3
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27
85% May 19
82
48% Feb
14
83 '
Nov
3
43% May 28
86
Jun
27
81% Nov 20
55% Feb
13
17% Mar
21% Nov
74% May 22
73% Jan
110% Mar
15% Jan
56% Jan
96
Sep
July
84
40
footnotes,
see page
9
87% Jun
14
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
6
12
4
Jefferson
July 16
15
Mar 20
Jaeger Machine Co
21
14
13
48
10
24% Feb
Va Jun
65
21% May 26
16% Jan
25
39% Sep
7
102% Dec
26
May 29
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For
10
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37:
2
27
88'A Jun
59% Feb
2
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Co
Johns-Manville
Johnson
May 29
29 % Jan
2
Jonathan
Jun
73% Jan
2
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98 Va Jun
25
18
13% July 30
11
102% Mar 26
17% Jan
40% Jan
4
4
5%
&
11
11
16%
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16%
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10%
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1
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common
48
48 Vs
48
48%
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5
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preferred series A
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-
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1
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41 %
70
70 Va
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&
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41 Vs
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Johnson
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10%
16%
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1
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preferred
7
7
112
10%
100
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23.
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19%
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102
r
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Monday, September 24, 1962
NEW YORK i STOCK EXCHANGE1 STOCK; RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
r
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Monday
Sept. 17
Par
Tuesday
Wednesday
Sept. 18
SALE
PRICES
Sept. 19
.
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 20
Friday
the Week
Sept. 31
Shares
K
49% May 23
29% Dec
1
88 V4 Dec
22
108 Va Apr
25
84
Jun
26
44 3-4 Jan
11
48% Jun
1
47
Jan
3
24% May 29
37
Mar 15
99
Sep
122
May 19
103
Jun / 7
112
100
Dec
19
122
Jun
101
Jan
10
111
5S% Jan
17
87
Nov
6
60 % Jun
28
82
Dec
13
78
July 31
Jan
84 % Jan
27
Feb
-
9
6
92_%
Oct
31
86
Aug
27
95 % Jan
Dec
15
'■V 93
Nov
20
89
87
Jun
27
89
Jan
.
91
/
Jan
4%%
79% Mar 14
26
89
May 16
May 21
Kansas
83
6
96 % Nov
&43/4' Aug 25
43/i%
8
36
Nov/
93
3
71 %
9
Jan
10
393/4 Oct
3
54% Nov
36
5
37% Jan
Jun
1
91% Apr
25
12% Jan
3
50% Jan
11
31% Feb
23
25% Jan
28% Nov 28
3
73% Jan
Nov
84
Oct
46
493/4 Nov
3
94% May 16
4
83
76% Jun
21
Feb
16% Jan
7
29 V8 Dec
14% Nov 14
27% Feb
9
Jan
28
2
Kendall
86
Jan
Jan.
5
91% Mar
25
46% Feb
3034 Jun
25
Jan
23
10
49 % July 20
79% Jan
3
29
23
33% Mar
6
Jan
34 3/4 Nov
27
Dec
11 % Jan
14
Jan
34% Apr
39% Dec
11
30% Jan
20
88
Feb
57
36% Jan
Jun
8
18
25
Oil
Wire
(EJ)
Co_
(SS)
Kress
(SH)
Kroehler
Mar 12
Mfg Co
^
•..
75
75%
75%
76
*80:
*88
108%
*110%
*106%
81
*80
89%
-
*88
v
81
100%
V
92
*89
92
95
*93
•
95
*93
75%
77%
733/4
75
*88
x
93
39 % Jan
4
K
Sutherland
•_
57%
*88
95
620
92
31%
27%
65%
-
*93
95
74s/a
74%
73 3/4
36
371/4
743/a
36%
37
37
37
27%
27%
5,500
4,800
27 Va
273/8
27
46 Va
27%
3,200
3,000
,
.!•
46%
47
463/4
47%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
16%
573%
57
17V8
57%
56%
57%
31
56
32
31%'
553/4
32
2,200
313/4
32%
31%
33
27
1
46%
17%
57%
173/4
27%
27.
27%
10,300
265/a
6,500
27V4
26
26%
66%
64%
65%
5,500
64
64%
633/s
.72%
72Va'. 72%
64 3/8
72V4
29,500
72%
72%
■72%
37% -.38%
33% v 333/8
703/4
721/4
37
\ 38'/a
*33%
33%
38%
37Vt
6,000
36 3/8
373/8
35%
36%
333/4.
333/4
39,500
*33V4
333/4
*331/4
333/4
52%
53
52 'A
53V4
50%
30%
52%
31'/a
15,300
301/4
303/4
30
311/4
11,600
66 Va
1
66%
-
53
52 vb
30 3'a
■.'J
-,14%
41; r
40%'
.
.
26%
13%
14
13%
133/4
900
393/4
40%
39
393/4
371/4
383/4
83 %
84
6,800
831/4
84
83
83
41 Va
25
44%
>
320
43 Va
39%
41%
373/8
393/4
276,600
*
25%
24%
25 %
24
24%
181/4
123/4
15,600
18%
18'/a
18%
17Va
18
12%
*121/4
12%
20 V4
12'A
20%
121/4
20 vb
20 Va
1,300
20 »/4
28% 7 28%
203/4
20'A
28%
20%
28%
18,300
28V4
28 3/4
28%
28%
4,500
14%
,13%
•
.
25%/ 26 Va
18 %
18 %
/
20% 120%
12%
28%
200
12%/ 12%
:18%
123/4
14V4
84%
.
43 ;
26%
is v4
*14
41
'*83%
44%
.
<
14 va
40%
84%
_
31%
'
-
84
43%
53
14 vi
30 %
.
14%
-5
100
3634
47
l
Paper Co—
89 Va
'
27%
36
27%
47%
5
—III
Co
v".
1,700
81
*88
92
700
75.1/4
*80
100
200
107%
4734
37
27
30
:•
81
89%
19,500
112
751/4
100 %
*99%
95
52
.*
33%
105%
•"
75%
*88
100%
100%
*89
78 Va
110
*80
89%
32%
"
100%
92
72%
*:.
1
J—
Kroger
P
81
89%
113
*107
106%
*75%
31%
100
—
Co
—10
& Co_——_lo
2
V
106%
27%
1
lnc_
30% Jan*
25% Jun 27
___No par
.-—2.50
/
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Industries
preferred —J——
Kresge
25% Mar 12
25
11% May 29
20
4%
Korvette
*109V4
*110%
-
'
va
Corp
5
King-Seeley Thermos Co
Hi
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—__100
g
Koppers Co Inc common
10
26
200
112
17%*
56%
1
;
Keystore Steel &
Mar 16
400
113
501/4
47%
Kimberly-Clark
443/4 Mar 14
Sep 21
143/4 Jun
6
,
99
*49%
27
1
*
*98
50
36%
50c
Co
Kerr-McGee
Apr 11
24
6
2
3?% Jun 27
80% Aug
2
323/4 May 29
16
27% Oct
41
May 28
13% July
3
20% Jun
2
99
50
100%
78
8.75
■.
Copper—.
Kern County Land Co_
19
28
2±
Kennecott
5
Jun
July 20
Co
34%
98%
501/4
*93 'V
Co___No par
Light
Kayser-Roth Corp
48
May 28
85
Electric
&
Sep 21
60 3/8
44% Dec
&
Power
3
24
11
48% July 31
3
Kansas
40% Jan.
93
34% Dec
non»cum
Kansas Gas
26% Jan
4
783/4 Mar 16
57% May 3
423/4 May 23
4
Jan
78
27
4%
19
7
/
*89
No par
preferred——
50
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
26
27
27
36
Jun
50% May
_100
333/4
98
50'A
76
100%
——100
preferred
'63 Va Sep 21
5
Jan
Dec
27% Sep
preferred
4.35%
34%
98
106%
/
*88
100
—
33%
98
50
98
'
112
*80
______100
Kansas City Southern com
41 Va May 22
14
38% Sep
32% Jan
52
19
27
47% Jun 13
26% Jun. 25
24
.
Sep
36% Jun 27
100
__
4.20%
24
23% Jun
preferred
—
,
112
"34%
*49%
*110%
50
75 Va
preferred
J
4.50% preferred
,.
68'/a Jan
100
34
/
98
*49%
*105 %
4%
93% May 24
95
Mar 30
.8
34%
*97
50
100
3.80%
May 22
33 %
100
City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3
Mar
90
33 %c
_
convertible preferred
(ser of 1959) conv pfd
Apr
101
26
Corp
preferred
preferred
10
e
Chem
&
convertible
43/4 %
Oct
751
Alum
4 Vo %
102
6
Kaiser
20
50% Apr 18
"V
28%
3,100
L
11 Va Jun
25% Jan
45
27
27
40% Jan
2
May 29
31 Va Jan
12
34% Dec
11
] o%
51
Apr 21
11
36% Aug 15
Dec
26% Jun
20
40 Va Nov
25% Oct
24
22% Sep
14% Jan
131
Oct
25
3
40 Va Mar
Laboratory for Electronics Inc__
Laclede Gas
8
4.32%
May 29
36% Jail
10
41
Nov 20
18
Jun
15
36% Jan
3
Lanvin-Parfums
34
Apr
7
13% Jun
27
29 Va Feb
9
21
Aug 31
13 Va Jun
26
213/4 Apr
3
2
41 % Dec
8
3
16% Apr
33% Feb
20
11
13% Jun 25
5% July
16
1 % Jan
4
4
15
2 Va Mar 21
16% Jan
22% Mar 22
inn
*
1 Va
39
26
24
Feb
15
8
22 Va Apr
9
Dec
4
36% Dec
14
24% May 29
353/4 Feb
7
34% Jun
60
5
22 V4 May 29
433/4 Feb
8
13
Feb
8
62
Mar 19
7
Dec
20
4c18 Apr
1C14 Jan
28
81% Jan
3
12% Sep
9
Aug 27
7
44 vb Jun
5
10%'May 29
111% Nov 22
10
40% Sep
25
60% Mar
26
152 Va Dec
70 V4
6
Sep
25
110% Feb
147
59% Mar 16
42 Va
15
Jun
44% Jan
3
56
40 Va
May 29
18% Dec
15
35 Va Mar 29
7 %
54% Dec
29
71
May 29
Sep 20
July 9
May 9
Va Apr 17
Nov
22
14
46
26% Jan
26
15% Jan
10
21 % Oct
31
22% Feb
135
27% Feb
2
Jan
170
4
Jun
85
Jan
Mar 29
13
39% Jan
89
4
35
Dec
1
53
Aug
Jan
3
41 Va Jun
137
Jun
27
27,700
Link
Belt
Lionel
,
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
19%
19%
15%
15%
211/4
18%
4,100
20%
18%
7%
•7%
19 3/4
7%
18%
18%
7 Va
7Vs
47,100
7%
15 Vi
15%
15Vi
151/2
15V8
18
1
1V4
1%
No par
*20%
21%
com
A
*43/4
1
25%
263/a
1
35%
36 Va
;
_
Inc___
3
Tobacco
7
11
*150 V4
43V4
193a"
19%
45
2.50
conv
7%
*23%
•
18!/4
57
•
4
Lone Star Gas Co common....-,
4.84%
conv preferred
2
Mar 20
Long Island Lighting Co
10
loo
104
Mar 20
93
i May 17
4.25%
series
D
preferred
4.35%
series
E
preferred
63% Feb
151
Apr
Lorillard
6
4
May 29
40
Mar 20
50
May 29
May 29
64
Apr
11
15% Feb
7%
8
33 Va Jun
22
67% Jan
27
21% Feb
(P)
preferred
Co
common-
&
Lukens
El Co
Steel
&
44%
45
146
4%
500
25%
11,300
33 Va
35
33
33%
10,500
9%
9%
47
47%
46%
47
46
47
11%
18,800
11
113/a
11%
11%
11
11%
21,600
713%
150%
70%
15,700
43
9%
71
703/4
10%
71%
151%
43%
43%
42%
43%
20 %
8,400
193/4
20 Va
19Va
19%
18%
19%
39,900
453/4
45
45%
43%
443/4
3,500
7%
7%
7%
19,600
45%
45
7%
71/2
73/4
23'A
*221%
23%
22
643/8
61%
63 Va
61%
64%
53%
54%
53
53%
51%
53%
27
25%
26%
25'/a
70%
*151
22 Va
7%
1
*22
210
300
59%
61%
278,600
50%
51%
98,600
24%
26
223/4
253/8
18%
33,700
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
20,300
22Vs
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
25,000
144
*128
144
*128
46%
1021/4
*101%
1021/4
\
89
*89
&
93
*911/2
/' 45
45%
145%.: 145%
/ 33
33%
/
:v;
53
144
*124
46 Va
*
46%
101 %
102%
90
443/4
*8.9
94
*91%
45%
9%
9%
.9'/
40%
15%
15 3/4
./-' 38%
1'' 15V4
140
46
46%
*1013/4
90
94
90
*91%
44%
44%
*144%
80
94
44
.
7,900
102%
*8.9
30
44%
21,600
♦144V2
1451/2
145%
1441%
144%
50
32%
33%
33%;
33%
32%
331%
53%
3,700
53%
53
53%
52%
52%
3,200
53%
39%
-
152
22%
'
10
1,900
151%
46%
33 Va
3.33%
93/4
43 Va
46%
'.
53%
Co
9%
43%
1501/4
93
;.
33%
Co__
9%
44
151 %
.
89
x
53V4
Lykes Bros Steamship
500
4%
25%
'
*144%'
Inc
43/4
26
*10134
50
Sons
4%
25%
4613/4
•
r
(Ky)_Nopar
Nashville
(M)
89
joo
_
36
*128
102 %
*83
4%
26
36%
373/8
261/4
*91%" .93 Vs.
5
*
Louisville Gas &
Lowenstein
20
100
preferred
Louisville
4
14
B
4%
21
22V4
144
*1013/4
100
May
series
203/4
,18%
47%
—100
1
96
.
5%
-
>
/
•
1
46%
;
21 1/8
7%
623/4
*128
10
com_
*20%
621/2
22%
Lone Star Cement Corp
13
23
30,000
231/4
:/
22%'
243/8 Peb
27 V4 Jan
9,700
1%
47 %
44%
7%
24
54%
Inc
15%
1%
,9%
19 va
26%
18%
Industries
151/4
1%
25 Va
150
45%
,
20
pfd__
151/4
1%
26
701/4
151 va
42%
5
common
;■
%
5
50c
15V4
1%
46%
11%
70
10p
,
7,600
15%
11
47%
71
7%
9%
46%
%
7
211/8
35J/4
10
7%
1V4
43/4
25 Va
7
*20%
13/8
21%
43/i
25
com
.
non-cum
5
9%.
5
!
1V4
20%
No par
Co
Corp
3%%
.15%
1,700
1
5
Co
53%
25 Va
Jun
10,200
16%
25%
28
May 17
26%
15%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp..'~ ~~j
Loew s Theatres Inc
—_—__l
24
20% Feb 23
27%
x25%
17%
6
Oct
77
26
26 34
26%
16%
18
Dec
B %
28%
26 3/a
173/a
60 /■
63
18% Mar 28
28%
26'/a
15%
1
155 Va Jan
25
May 25
283/4
26%
17%
47% Feb
9
90
*28%
26%
17%
Litton
35
k
Jan
14% Oct
88
72% Nov 29
2.9
13% Nov
4
28%
25%
18 Va
543/4 Sep
May 29
100% July 6
12
Liggett & Myers
1% preferred
2
8,800
4,200
40
26%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
2
13%
233/4
*33
27%
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
Jan
40
17%
64% Aug 23
M
8
Refineries
2
57
13%
223/4
24%
—15
—
3
19 Va Jan
14V4
24Va
40
*34
25%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass CoLibby McNeil & Libby_;
543/4 Mar 29
6
Dec
146
28
49 % Jun
3
Jun
series
RR__
25% Jan
18% May 29
123
91% Dec
3
136 34 Jan
9
14
59V4 May
104
Feb
16
87
Apr
pfd
Lehn & Fink Products
6
14%
24%
40
26%
,_s
Navigation
443/4 Jan
25
34% May 29
19% July 25
18 Vb Sep 10
27
29 % Nov
11
41% Jan
100
51% Aug 18
46% Dec 22
conv
Leonard
15%
24%
;*34
'28
.
1
„
&
Lehigh Valley
Lehman Corp
155% May 11
May 31
31% May 29
9
9
17 Va Mar 12
14
23% Nov
Feb
7
25
15 V4 Jun
4
146% Jan
Oct
4V4 Jun
Coal
$1.50
14%
L'l
38
1
Inc
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries
27
*34
No par
Corp
Lehigh
15%
24 Ve
24%
25
Bryant
Leesona
6
1% Mar 16
May 29
19-za Jan
Jan
153/4 Mar
6
3% July 18
26% Jan
3
19
A__
Lear Siegler Inc
Lee Rubber & Tire
11 Va Jan
15
4
series
26
Lane
1
common
28
2C% Dec
111
Co
preferred
/9Va
39
9%
9%
9Va
38%
391/4
371/8
38
15
15
14%
15%
26%
27
35V4
35Vi
9%
9
5,300
37%
4.300
14%
15V4
6,300
27
27
35
'
9%
36%
-
15%
35%
M
27% Jan
41 Va Dec
12
32% Jan
53 Va
45% Dec
19
44% Jan
16
6
25% Jun 25
Sep 14
29 V4 Jun
44 V4 Jun
18
45 Va Jun
5
88 Va May
2C% Feb
7
30% Dec
11
1% Jan
3
3 Va Jun
14
7% Jan
V
3
4
Jail
A-
2*% Jan
17
27
27
Jun
9
8V4 Jun
jh
N
Jv '■
28
12
50% Dec" 18
Oct
24
31 Va Nov
25
75
July
Manhattan Shirt
27
25
4 Va Jun
25
.
21
•
7
May 29
Va Jun
27
31% Aug
9
29% Aug 29
17
May 28
25% May 29
42 V4 Jun 25
61
Oct
13
81
Aug
2
77% Jan
5
5
80 V* Aug
1
77% Feb
21
19
72 Va Dec
12
6
79 Va Dec
8
3
483/4 Jun
12
Feb
14
Mar
6
453/8 Mar 14
.
34
,35
2SVb Sep
12
Feb
13
56
6
83 % Dec
58% Jan
84
2
May 18
83% May 17
Aug
3
Jan
4
.12
% Jan
3
2-i%
22
20
143/4 Jun
26
3C
39% Apr
443/4 Dec
29
77% Feb
4
25
25
May 10
35 Va Feb
5
25
35% Feb
33
Marshall
,
76
May 21
84
2
$3.75
$3.40
71 Va Jan
76
78% Jan
3
MCA
32 3A Sep
18
$1.50
22
32 Va Jan
2
4
5
July 18
120 Va Nov
107
25
21
233/8 Sep
19
I8V4 May 28
25 % Jan
19
27
97
July 25
93
161% May 22
89
37% Jun
223/4 Sep
94% Mar 16
80% Jan
12
27
21
Nov
May 29
Sep 11
125
Jan
104
Mar
120
Jun
4
150 Va Jan
71
Jun
28
27
19 V4 Jun
22% Jan
26
45
Dec
3
43
Nov
Aug 21
14 % Jan
27
21
Feb
16
24
43 % Mar 22
19% Dec
15
49 Va Dec
1
..
Jun
21
30
27
31
13
35
28
30% Jan
51V4 Mar 29
Jun
25
18VtAug
8
15
93
Jan
33% Feb
19
9
22
19
21
603/s Sep 17
40 Va Mar 15
34% Jan
2
3
11% Dec
2
14
39
12% Jan
31
12
38% Feb
8
16
Sep
8% May 29
21
Jun
26
25
Jan
6
21% Dec
6
35% Jan
17% Jun
3
49% Oct
16
88
9
93
Jan
23% Jun
19
30% Aug 21
sr
Jun
For
6
31 V4
84
footnotes,
23% Mar 12
33 V4 Jun
20
May 24
48% Apr
12
91
30
96
29
Apr 10
17
35% Feb
28
81
Jan
Jun
page
Jun
27
263/4 Feb
7
May 29
26
Aug 11
see
convertible
32% Apr
86% Sep
17
% Jan
23.
2
6
21
21
21
20%
21
1,300
22%
221/4
22%
21%
22
2,200
5
5
5
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393/4
40%;
39%
40%
31
31%
31
31%
27Va
161/8
,
/
27
-25%
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26
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32V2
33
32 Va
33
33%
34
34%
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23%
23%
791/4
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31 Va
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17
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73
80
80
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80%
17
16%
17
16%
16%
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15
32%
33
34%
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81
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5,200
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46%
2,400
39,900
34%
30%
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23Va
*80
80%
72
25%
22%.
80
79%
27Vt
133/4
48%
80
14,500
25
32%
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81
79%
72
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30 V4
48 Va
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.
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31
47%
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20,300
31 %
26%
/
30%
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t
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:
27%-
34%
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3,000
72
3,700
66,900
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20,300
:
540
801/2
/
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290
72
50
81
16
20
16 V4
1,900
17%
17%
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47
46 V4
47 1/4
46%:
23%
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23 va
23'/4
23 Va
*23
23 Vb
223/4
22%
300
21%
22%
21 Va
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
36,500
1081/2
1081/2
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_50c
100
preferred
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—100
preference B
100
conv
preference B
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Inc
■
'
22 Va
951/2
137%
'V:
32
,
17%
■
26 Vb
27%
26%
27%
9,200
46%
48%
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48 Va
441/a
463/4
23,600
323/4
•
26%
48 Va
47%
32Vk
32%
32 Va
32V2
32V4
32 Va
11,300
17%
17%
1,300
451/4
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173/4
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118
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:
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118
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110
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74
26%
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22
16
16%
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72%
540
27%
26V4
27
24%
26%
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56%
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57
67,200
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31%
31%
311/4
31 Va
7,600
223/4
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16
*
71 »/2
31%
;
74%
573%
60 Vi
321/4
73
25Vi
28
60 3/8
313/4
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27Va
58 va
74%
?3%
22
23 Va
22
22%
19,900
■16%
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16'A
16
16
*16
1
40
393/4
40
39V2
39%
39 3/a
39V4
38%
39%
14
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14%
13%
13%
13%
13 »/2
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13 Va
32%
9 Vt
333/4
33%
33%
323/4
34
11
32V2
33%
313/4
93/8
9%
91/4
No par
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
10
;
"
5
preferred (1st series)-—100
preferred series B__
50
*73%
14
^.9
&
Medusa Portland Cement
Melville Shoe Corp common
50
95
137%
40
Trucking Co
;
700
"
27%
—IIII1
Porcupine Mines
(AG) & Co
McKesson & Robbins Inc
Eng Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead Corp common
v/:
72%
1
class
26%
49
32%
'
McDerinott (J Ray) & Co Inc—
_1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
~2 50
McGraw-Edison Co
McGraw-Hill
Publishing
26%
118
*93 %
100
4%
38
46%
conv
4Vi%
37
68,300
463/8
5%%
Mach
38 %
.
'
26
80
46%
3
4%%
McNeil
38'/4
1
5
80
263/s
3
!
issued
McCrory Corp common..
3%% convertible preferred
McLean
33%
58
18
Na par
9
46% Jan
59
32%
>
33
M
1,000
58
34%
15
80
11,300
33%
58
,
.
251/2
48
9,100
1%
81/2
35%.
38%
32%
23%
■
.1%
81/2
/
8%
17%
No par
233/4 Jan
31
Corp
McCord Corp
McKee
10
Sep
V 2
X31%
Mclntyre
13 V4
30 Va May 28
1%
*8%
No par
preferred
9
15
2,350
20
51%
No par
No par
No par
common
49 Va Feb
23
90%
19%
54'/4
333 4
:•
/
17
26
34 Va Feb
4,400
90
20%
26V2
31
80
533/4
89%
20
15
80
*79%
53%
69%
20 3/a
25%
31 Va
xl7
53 3/4
58
21
40 Va
48%
1
500
10,400
47-
90
8%
? 22%
5V4 '..
48 Va
s:,;*7i
McCall
$6
.
31,..
No par
series- _10o
1959
21
26./
24 %
79%
*46
•
2
38
22%
•; 14%-
■
34%
24
■
46%
34%
.
323/4
34%
*79
32% Jun
47% Dec
32%
:
21
39%
26%
1945 series_No par
1947 series.No par
4
14
Oct
"4
No par
19 J/8 Jan
27
5% Jan
Col
Co
26
Dec
30
&
*46
58
v.
V:/. 31%' 32%
26% -27';
31%
26%
?.
53%;
90 -t
/•
1%
381/2 :
v..-/; 5%
26%
Jun
34% Sep
x313/8
,
463/4
8%
•
58'/4
22%
•
>
5 Ve
39% 140
15%
preferred
When
38%
,
14'%
preferred
conv
22%
x25Vj
preferred
Inc
21
———____Ii
Maytag Co
Jun
38%
5%
36%i
v
20
8%
'
/35%:.
33'
-f .
,
V4.
1%
.
83/8
58%,
58
35%
22%
No par
Mays (J W) Inc
15
V
..
90
20
1%
20%-'
1
preferred
33/4%
8%
'38 Vz
Martin-Marietta Corp
1
Corp—^
L—i-_lNo~par
May Dept Stores common
_5
$3.75
2
35%.
263/4
353/4
*46
531/2
90
.
58 V/
:
52%:
20
.
1%/
Masorite
29% Jun
Jun
Field
90
*26%
/
37
46%
'
20
IIII5
Ii
Marquette Cement Mfg
2
32y8 Mar 20
70% Jun
35% Jan
Marquardt Corp
46% Mar 15
28% Jan
Corp
Co__
27%
36%
*45
533/4
,
8 a/8
—IIII_5
a—
Marine Midland Corp.
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
4
18% Jan
Oil
Maremont
1"
23% Jun
23% Jan
Marathon
Aug 30
Mar
—II—Ii
'Mallory (PR) & Co—
*26%
•
46%
19%
Manning Maxwell & Moore___12l50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
1
Jun
3
Jan
Jan
323/4 Feb 28
9
34% Mar 10
68
56%. Mar 12
20% May 29
22 va May 29
22% July 2
38 V* Nov 15
90
_i
Square Garden Corp com_l
60c convertible
preferred—No par
Magma Copper
'
10
Magnavox Co
I
I
1
8
37%
53%
—100
—
Madison
473/s Mar 20
36
22
May 31
l
25
21% Sep 21
V
4
27% Sep
J.
common
26%
36 V4*46 t
'
19
6
65 Va Oct
(RH) Co lac
26%,
5
I_5o
_
34% Jun 25
1
2u
_io
common-
4%% preferred series A
Madison Fund Inc
10 Va Mar 21
27
Inc
preferred
—
74% Feb
2 6 3/a Feb
4
3
15
26
4
75% Jan
Macy
3Vi Mar 27
25
23
74
91% Apr
30% Jan
Jun
14% Oct
44 % Jan
16
25
May 29
50
51% Jan
25
Jan
2
14
5-% .Tan
'
6% %
2
28
45 Va Aug
r;:
■:
Jan "
17 Va Jun
30Vb Jun
V
5
nail
72
Dec
333,8 Dec
.Jan
- a
25
Mack Trucks
23
60% Jun
3
£
36% Jan
86
MacAndrews & Forbes-:
44% Mar 15
47% Feo
47% Nov
3
2i% Jan
8
20
10% Jun
70
'■
27% July 19
36% Jan
3
lo% Jan
5
10
74 Va Dec
82% Jan
3c.'4
25
47 Va Nov
V
40 Va Feb
"
...
9
223/4
91/4
23
9
9 3/a
9
32 %:
400
5,900
500
14,000
9 Va
4,500
2,500
22 V4
22 Va
22%
22%
20 Va
203/4
20%
20%
x20 %
20%
*20'A
20%
*201/4
2OV2
900
37
371/2
371/2
31%
37V8
37%
371/4
37%
37
371%
5,300
94V2
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941/2
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93%
93
93
92
941%
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50
No par
19%
19%
19
19
19
1
18%
18%
18 Va
18 Va
1,200
28 %
28%
28%
28 Va
28Va
28 3/a
100
28%
28 Va
28%
281/4
4,500
86 Va
86 %
86%
86
86
86 'A
861/4
86
86
*86
180
V
Volume
Number 6197
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1255)
19
NEW YORK ST0€K EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year1961
Lowest
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
18% May 28
Dec~12
74
Oct
30
95%
75
Apr
20
86% Dec
24% Mar 10
9% Jan
11
Aug
45% Jan
60
28
Feb
28
37% Dec
5
3
13% Apr
20
3
15% Dec
59% Mar 10
25
88% May 25
19% May 29
8% May 28
331/4 Jan
13
9% May 29
27
79
19
87
Mesabi
89% Jan
10
97
78% Sep
12
78
Sep
Apr
3
88% Jun
May 27
93 % Jan
2
96
Mar 28
May 28
May 11
13
81
Jan
8
.87
3
80
July
9
84
Aug
3
3
94
Jan
9
Feb
9
58
10
4
55
Jan
15
581/4 Fefii
.
70V2 Feb
25
19% Jan
3
4
14
Jun
25
19
170% Mar 10
76
Jun
15
97% Dec
20
6
109% Sep
16% Sep
78 %
10 % Jan
1
23
34
34 % Jan
42"% Jun
37 % Apr
34 % Jan
8
Minn
Minnesota
&
Power
62
24
Minnesota
21
44% Feb
16
Mission
28
27
Feb
19
25
40% Feb
9
2% Jun
25
51% Mar
1
42
Mar
5
3
181/2 Jun
4
Jan
79
29
Jun
79
>
15
15
Portland
2
Missouri
Public
Mohasco
Industries
.
'69% May 11
13
7% Jun
19
9% Jun
11% Apr
,
Missouri
19
25% Jan
751/4 May 28
4
10% Jan
'■
25
7% May 29
65% Aug 31
Mar 28
19% Apr
21
22
3%%.
Apr 19
Feb
14
20
32% Aug
1
39
Jan
3
30% Dec
26
,31-
26% July
51/2 Jun
20
15
8% Feb
58% Aug 23
35
Jun
25
52% Jan
MarlO
31
May 28
37% Jan
Monon
43% Nov
29
28
39% Jan
30
22V2 Jun
26
25% Jun
27
34% Mar
.3*
1*
9% Sep
21
17 % Feb
8 % Jun
25
25
37% Feb 36-
18% Aug
9
ll% May 29
51% Jun 27
17% Dec
28
28% Apr
68% Sep
;
22
15
100-j May
11% Jon
29% Jan
r,
20
3
10
20% Mar ;i7
44% Dec
4
3
9
May 29
29
16% Feb
May 29
16% Jan
4
41% Mav 31
20% Sep
20% Jan
31
5
21
•
Jan
21
28i/4 Jan
May 28
V
29% Mar 21
f24% Dec'
26% Oct
26%
20
Dec~
20
261% Sep
16
23
July
Jun
9
Wx
20
22
29
1.800
33
22%
473^
47 Va
45%
47%
*99 Va
100 '/a
99
99'/a
58 Va
•V
'58%
58
58%
1,400
21%
22
7,100
22
22%
'
1
18
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17%
84%
80%
X79 Va
*14%
14%
52%
15%
52%
17%
83%
79%
53%
53%
86%
>
80
16%
17%
163,8
17%
83
84 Va
80 Va
82 %
79%
79%
79%
143/4
14%
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52%
53%
50%
240
9.9C0
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15
700
52%
47.400
17%
15,800
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
17
40%
39%
40%
39%
39%'
393/4
393/4
39%
39 Va
1,200
40%
39%
40%
40%
40%
40 Va
40 Va
40%
40'/a
9.600
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
24
1,300
-
34 Va
34 %
34%
*24
34%
34%
34%
34 Va
34%
11,900
2%
2%
2%
2,800
43%
44
43%
44
44
44 %
433/8
443/8
5.800
31
31%
30%
31
30 Va
30%
30
30
2.2 CO
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21 %
22
4.800
9%
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9%
9%
9%
9 Va
9 %
67
*
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77%
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,
2%
44
30%
20%
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77%
t
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16%
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6
17
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9
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67
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77%
16%
16%
16%
16%
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9%
9
9
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5%
5%
5%
400
41%
42%
41 Va
42%
56.900
34%
34%
34%
343/4
8.200
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33
31%
32%
42
42%
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34%
32%
32%:
32%
32%
32
23%
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23%
23%
23%
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28 %
28%
28%
28%
28
28%
27%
23%
28 Va
8%
8%
8%
8 3/4
8%
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19%
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:
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9%
5%
34%
32 %
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16 %
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8.500
67
77%
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67
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7,000
100
i
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62%
63%
62%
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62
63%
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63
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12%
12%
12%
33 %
33%
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22
22
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22.
25
1
12%
12%
12%
13
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33%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33 Va
1.500
22
22%
22
22%
21%
22
20%
21%
22
22
22
22
21%
22%
21%
22 Va
1,100
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
26
25 %
25 Va.
2,500
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
49%
50 Va.
1,400
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25%
25%
26
26
25%
25%
24%
25 Va
24%
25
1,700
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17%
17%
17%
17
17%,
17
17 Va
163/4
16%
4.400
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 %
273/a
27%
27%
3,000
Co_Z—ZZZZlO
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issued—
en
23,000
22%
34%
:
Murphy Co (G C)
12
Feb
34% Jan
25
33%
V.
—3
Inc
Co
Munsingwear
55% Mar 30
4
33% Dec 26
3
26
32 34
22%
34%
Corp—
Brass
33%
22%
53%
34
No par
or
Mountain Fuel Supply
Mueller
84%
99%
10
*96%
59 %
41%
Tnc—_-—
Wheel
1183
99%
47%
42%
MSL Industries Inc
19
46% Jun
11
54% Dec
18
Motor
84%
*96%'.
100%
15%
20
*83
33%
47%
17%
60
84
99%
*99%
41%
Ward
Industries
Motorola
19
24% Sep
44
Motec
41% Jar*
4
; 32
Mai 26
20 % May 29
17"% Jan
26% May 22
30% Dec 11
15
89% Mar 14
88
97%
84
83
*58%
2
& Co
Moore-McCormack Lines—
Morrell (John) & Co-—
-
*86%
*95%
32%
47%
Co-Z—Z-S
-
2,800
Chemical—
shares
(5
Montgomery
36% Jan 22
18% Jan
Amer shs
>
11,300
13%
87
24 %'
25"
Co
'
83
59%
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1,700
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11
28
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14
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27
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&
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6
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4
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20
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7
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701/4 Feb
12
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6
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23
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23
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29% May 25
43% May 29
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2
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4
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5
11
3
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4
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28
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4
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23
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9
303/4 May 11
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2
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5
27
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25,
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1
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3
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9
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3
9 V8 Apr
17
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25
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3
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17
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20
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3
12
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15
3
33% Aug 17
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98
36% Aug 30
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22
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36
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27
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27
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6
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24
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3
54% Nov
9
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26
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3
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13
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74
6
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21
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3
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83
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.
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85
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25
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3
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22
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10
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27
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3
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23
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11
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22
14
.
2
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31
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24
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6
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3
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9
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4
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4
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30
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15
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12
102
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108
112
108
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5
108
5
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106
6
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12
6
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14
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3
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4
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23
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see
26
May 29
173A Jun
313/4 Sep
page 23.
25
11
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21
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26
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20
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27
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1
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27
15
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Tea
39
14%
55%
Steel
Vulcanized
403/b
14
21%
Starch
National
40
14%
24%
National
National
40%
55
National
2
40 YV
14%
21%
National-Standard
20
40%
14%
24%
8
16
25%
21%
•
Service
22 3/a Jan
26
55%
30
24% Feb
26
24%
50 Va Apr
5% May 28
93/4 Jan
Co
23 Va Feb
26:
53%
45% Feb
,
.
»V-
25%
21%
2
.
1.900
26
24%, '
(conv)
&
2.000
25,500
21%.
22
10% May 29
8% Seo
5
36 % Jan
6%
18
54%
General Corp_
_i
Gypsum Co common..___l
preferrediZ—
No par
National Linen
46 Va
24%
30
32
11%
%
53 Va
Lead Co common)5
preferred A__^^——100
preferred B_____
100
7%
17 Va
21 '/a
National
•
46
18 Va
39%
79%
10
5
22% Jan
78 Va
Apr
29% Apr 28
10% Apr
11
d
15 VB
National
4
11%
47
17%
78%
40%
14%
National
Aug. 20
11%
46 Va
18
_5
preferred
$4.50
11%
47%
.17%
Corp com_5
Chem
Gas
11%
47
.
'
—__1
pfd series of 1951
Fuel
39 %
35% Jan
.
15% May 29
14% Sep 21
15% Jun 22
ff
r
27% May .15
3
16 3/4 Dec
Jan~20
24% Sep
6
19 Va Nov
Jan
98
166 /
&
11%
11%
,_No par
Inc
Products
4%%
20
.136% Max
Distillers
National
3
Sep
Lines
4%%
2
56% Jan
28
'28% July 21
Natl
9% Mar 27
5
8
Dairy
92% May.25
54
Mar 23
2
131%Dec
23
City
■•'SS.if
I
25%
26
_5
Castings Co
25%
10
Register
National
18 Va
_5
Co_-___■
National
7
47%
17%
•
'
51
Corp„_
Cash
47%
18%
u
x
Corp__
National
48
17%
Zl
ZZl
•
Aviation
National
4
Jan
303/4 Jan
5
67 %
154% May 18
3
23 % Jan
Jun
6
26
124 Va Aug
Can
46% Jun
25
99% Dec
Biscuit
National
18 % May 29
82 % Aug
97
National
4
Jan
22
23 3% Jan
78
24
18
26
46% July
90% Aug 25
National
11%-Ar
47%
5
Co___lZZI
12
.
11%
A • V
11%
..i
National Airlines-
National Acme
Aug 22
"rrr
»'
Corp.
31 Va Jan
May 29
17% Dec
8.% Aug 10
Natco
18 Va
25
31% Jan
13 % Aug 22
62 Va Mar 16
22
33
,
2
"87
90
"90
33
88%
r/-,
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90%
*89
90%
*89
76%
90'/a
88%
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88%
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88%
89%
*89%
91%
*91
90
*89
91
91 Va
*90
91%
333/8
27 3/a
33%
*34
20 Va
33
680
77
89%
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77
33%
32%
33»/4
24.900
34%
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34 V*
32%
*33 Va
23%
33%
50
92%
63.000
343/4
20
91
27%
28
20%
.
26
273/a
28
.
341/4
20%
20
20
333/4
33
34%
2,200
1.100
15.700
..
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1256)
.
.
Monday, September 24, 1962
,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
■'
Lowest
Highest
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Sept. 18
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 17
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Sept. 19
Sales for
Thursday
the Week
Friday
Sept. 20
Shares
Sept, 21
o
35% Jan
3
52% Nov
3
95% Feb
38
23
100
94 %
Nov
20
30 % Jun
25
45% Mar
17% Mar 15
16% Jun
28
18% Apr
80% Jan
33% Jan
19
49
16% Apr
12
Dec
4
88 % Jan
31
29% Jun
25
41 •
11
52% Aug
17
59%
26
7
Jun
25
1116
4
17% Oct
24
16% Jan
3
76
Sep
28
82 % Oct
8
23
94% Jun
22
90
Dec
56% Jan
18
May 16
42% Nov
39% Jan
39
July 18
3.90%
4.56%
22
•
82
6cr
Nov
May 28
45% Jun
27
25
8
Feb
26
41% Jan
3
17% July 18
54% Jan
76
23
Jan
3
24% Mar
1
Outboard Marine Corp—
25% Jan
2
Outlet
87% Feb
13
Jun
104
25
96
Jan
2
3
99% Jun
14
115
Jan
2
43% Dec
18
28% Jun
22
43
87% Jan
6
98
July 11
97% Jan
14% Jan
13
12% Oct
5
64
11
16
Mar 23
101% Feb
5
15
16% Jun
25
25
Jan
2
3
9% Jun
15
15% Jan
12
33 % Dec
21
34% Dec
26
25
18% Aug
25
52
23
b5% Oct
20
47
60% Jan
2
39% Jan
2
158% Feb
26
Jan
48% Apr
177
Apr
30% Jan
3
141% Jan
5
5% Jan
3
8% May 16
18% Dec
7
12% Nov
13% Dec
16% Sep
May 29
8
May 29
26% May 29
142% May 29
4
3
36"% Feb
20
Aug 30
7% Jan 12
23 Ye Mar
5
24
24% Aug 30
26% May 15
5% May 28
16% Aug 30
8% May 29
Jan
3
14
19
10 % Jun
15% Jan
12
Mar 22
25
20
39% July 19
23% Dec
59% Nov
22
45% May 29
65
86% Jan
95% Nov
24
97% Feb
8
58% Feb
16
8
16
6
Jun
25
11
25
85% Apr
44% Apr
91% Aug 23
36 % Jun 25
12
20
Sep
19
60% Nov
22
43% Jun
5
19% Jan
3
35% Dec
7
22% Jun
21
5
58% Jan
18
32% Oct
30
23% Jan
9
27
Apr
28
Dec
26
33
Feb
27
Sep
21
23% Jun
15
24% Feb
12
Aug 20
4%
Corp
Fiberglas
100
15
No par
Pacific American Corp
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
6%
34%
5,600
30%
17,600
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
17
16%
16%
431%
55%
43%
43%
43
431%
431/4
44%
42
441/4
4,100
56%
551%
56
53%
55%
55%
17,900
17,600
141/4
141/a
13%
14
13%
14
20%
20%
20%
*20%
21
*20%
21
20%
20%
63
62
62%
61%
«2
61%
62
58%
61
7,400
78%
79%
79
79%
79%
80
791/4
79%
77
78%
7,600
104%
104%
104
104%
31%
32
32
100%
100%
100%
104%
*100%
*17%
10%
28%
29'/a
Paramount
17%
17%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
2,100
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
25.100
22 Va
21%
21%
21%
21%
58%
58%
58%
53%
58%
12,600
13,000
29%
29%
21
58%
%1
29%
291/4
29%
291/8
29%
10,100
148
148
149
147
147
146
145%
15% Jan
3
4
6%
61/2
6%
6 %
*6%
6%
6%
6%
1,500
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
3,500
9%
9'%
9%
9%
3,100
12%
121/a
12'/a
I2V2
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12
12 %
1
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19-Ys
19%
19
19%
5,900
23,100
61
62
61 %
62"%
61'A
62
60%
14,500
92
93
93
92
92
93
931/2
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941/2
29%
39%
39%
38%
39%
6,700
20%
20%
20%
20
201/4
81,300
100
9%
10
*92
9%
9%
1
39%
40%
39%
40%
39%
1—No par
20%
21%
20%
211/8
20%
Corp
75% Apr
11
Parmalee
Jan
31
Peabody Coal Co common
& Co
No par
5
25
Transportation
prior preferred
53%
601/B
54
91/2
9%
60
61%
37% Apr
28% Jan
5
52%
52%
50
52
1,300
20%
30%
29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
28'/a
29%
6,800
261%
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
*251/2
26%
*25%
26%
55%
56
55
551/4
30
Jun
14
1
23
23%
*23Va
231/4
23%
231%
231/4
23%
6
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
—
171/2
7
27% Jan
4
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
_1
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
19% Jan
2
Penn
5
9%
9%
9V4
9%
*45
46%
451/2
451/2
45
451/4
451/4
45%
45%
45%
3
33
45V4
32%
451/2
32 %
33 %
32
33%
31
32%
1
28%
28%
28
28%
28
28
par
32%
32%
32%
33
321/s
22%
31%
32
100
1011/4
100%
101
100 Va
100%
100%
101
*100
IOIV4
100%
101
100
*99'/a
100
11%
11'/a
9
19
Sep
May 31
48 % Jan
3
May 29
23 %Jun 25
52% Jan
17
41
Jan
2
25 % Jun
34% Feb
20
40
37
3
45% Nov
30% Dec
11
41% Jun
26% Jan
9
94% Sep
19
101% Jun
98 %
July 25
106% May 25
90% Jan
5
97% Jun
95
Jan
3
101% May 25
11% Jan
3
18% Dec
10 % Jun
27
32% Jan
40
3
59
6
14
28% May 29
Dec
33
Dec
Jun
27
48
Nov
3
58% Dec
12
39% May 29
36
Sep
27
50% Jan
24
37
Jun
3
38% Mar 22
18% Feb
54% Jan
2
2
July 24
43% Jan
12
May 28
63% Apr
20
25
Jun
22
15
19% Mar 15
20
36
8
May 29
59% Mar 23
Nov
Dec
12
99
Jan
15
14
13 % Jun
25
19 % Jan
2
20
20 %Jun
25
42
Feb
13
3
94% Feb
1
100
15% Sep
32% Sep
&
26
19% Dec
15
49% Apr
Jan
3
3
30% Jan
46% Jan
3
3
30% Jun
29
96
12
Sep
80% Sep
91% July
100
65% May 16
2% Aug 17
35 % May 29
47% Jun 25
35% Nov
27
25
May 29
103% Mar 29
98
Jun
5% May 25
53% Nov
22
85
5
100
Aug 14
33% Jan
3
78% Jan
3
Mar
1
82
Dec
6
96
8
101
104% Mar
84% Nov
125
24
Nov
July 10
Jan
8
Aug.23
29
35% Jun
24
66% May 29
7A% Jan
30
86
% Jan
12
82
83% Mar 16
May
6
8
25
July 16
Sep
25
64% July 31
80% July 25
42% Jun 27
14% Jan
3
22% Nov
16% Jun
7'
51 %
20
27
4
76% Dec
94
Feb
3
99
38
Dec
20
60% Jun
5
18% Jun
39% Jan
10
68% Oct
27
36% Jun
22
18% Jan
3
27% Apr
24
12% Sep
21
44% Jan
81% Aug 23
75
Dec
12% Oct
123
27
23
Sep
27
18% Jan
3
62% Dec
8
9% Oct
30
44
Aug 11
46% July 21
9% Jan
3
Dec
-58
62% Jan
13
87% Mar 27
84% Feb
26% Apr
19
59% Mar 14
41% Jan
11
65 % Mar 19
23
126% Aug 21
16% Jun 27
139
Jan
86% Mar
Jan
22
1
8
16% May 15
May
I
29% Feb 16
27
67% Feb
20
6% May 29
12% Jan
4
9
24
38
Jun
27
21
19% Jan
21% Nov 27
Jun
8
54
Jan
55% Jan
24
35% Mar 29
Dec
5
55% Jan
5
96% Jan
5
175
Feb~13
17% Jan
88
Apr
33 % Jan
73
3
19
3
Mar 15
Feb
13
116% Mar
79% Dec
14
44% Jun
25
78
Jan
4
Dec
13
88
Jun
25
130
Jan
3
25%
113
Jply
2
120
135
238% Nov
81% Jun
28
22% Mar 30
97% Oct
14
91
4
Dec
4
101% Nov
16
50
32
6
14
122
May 11
32% Aug 27
221
Jan
3
May 29
21
Jan
22
Aug 13
95% Mar
May 28
47% Mar
5
8
Jan
28
Jan
56% Jun
25
92% Jan
2
20%Jun
43
25
32% Apr
19
% Sep 10
49 % May 29
% Sep
12
70% Nov
14
30% Apr
6
29
July 24
81 % Aug
87
Dec
7
85
Jan
5
83 % Jan
88% Nov
17
87
Jan
2
86
Jan
92%-Nov
22
90% July 17
102
Jan
Apr 17
31% May 14
91 % May 17
94% May
97
3
4
3
43%;
'
24
10% Feb
88
8
21
1
-5
21%
21%
21%
21%
,21%
22
22
Brewing Co.—
-5
(Chas) & Co Inc——33 %c
38%
Pfaudler
Permutit
Inc__.
Pfizer
preferred.:
100
100
100
100
50c
5
100
100
5
—1
3.80%
4.30%
Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
3.00% series preferred
:
Petroleum
Heusen
Pillsbury
Co
Corp
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
—10
Pittsburgh Steel Co corn.—No par
5% preferred class A
100
5V2%
1st series prior pfd.—100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
Pittston Co (The) common—.—1
$3.50
convertible preferred
75
Service
Rights
Public
div
&
4.18%
Serv
Co
of
Jun
12
20% July 25
23% May
38% Mar
39% Jun
14
28% Jun
37
571/2 Feb
17
96
Dec
15
Jan
13
145
Sep
18
?6% Jan
4
31.
Anr
1
Mar 27
2%
29%
21%
2%
2%
39%
38%
49
491/4
48%
29
101%
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98 %
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110
5
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4.1%
41
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39
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68%
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85
85
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46
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4
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28
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27
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46%
%
46
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100
26
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230
120
4,900
24%
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11,400
14,400
39
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13 i/o
13%
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13
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100
14
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14
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14
1,000
13
13
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14
3,500
40
13%
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13%
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*128%
129%
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129%
22 %
22 %
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22 %
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22%
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11,200
49%
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15,600
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13,500
7
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41 %
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56
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42
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29%
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27%
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51
4,800
54%
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100
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29%
29
120
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t;
5,600
342,600
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141/2
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1,800
94
94
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37 £v
37%
37%
37%
38
38%
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38
£
3,800
67%
67%
67%
67%
64%
66%
251/4
25%
251/4
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15
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89
89 r,
250
18,700
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101
100
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42
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42
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com..No par
Inc—_—r——No par
10,300
29%
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85
com.No par
$4.75
11,800
46,900
49
291/2
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100
25
1,800
,,
3
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—
4.16%
—25
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
2,800
39%
291/4
*86
43%
Colorado.—5
100
100
\£
21%
2%
391/4
40
1,600
;>:■
15%
86%
68%
10
com—No par
100
100
100
2,900
s>
•
15%
98
No par
Pure Oil.—_———
101
101
101 %
94
Pullman
42
517
40
if ,t; *99%
3,100
•
53
39%
29%
14
8
24
t
53
39%
101%
14%
Ind
14%
53
*101
*93%
preferred
preferred
preferred
14%
53
29%
10
l
17,100
39%
r
.49%
49
49%
5%% sf pref_100
Gas
411/2
101%
138%
preference
401/4
86%
*105
140
7,100
85%
%
9,800
38%
291/2
132%
of
48%
40
101%
135
preferred
preferred—
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.08%
Public
Elec
491/4
50
29%
129%
...—
Serv
$1.40
Co
2%
391/8
29%
Procter & Gamble—
Public
2%
40%
."29%
Power Co
Electric
Potomac
21%
2%
39%
2%
40
30
Poor & Co———1
'/a
500
37
85%
.
Porter Co Inc (HK)
15%
29%
—1.25
Corp...—1
Polaroid
101
*99%
101
102
102
common
preferred—
Plough Inc
2.9%
No par
Phila Electric Co common
Phillips
49 J/8
12.50
Phelps-Dodge Corp
•£-'14.40%
*
,•
-
"7
130
45,100
'
2%
Pfeiffer
9
32% Oct
141/2
15%
2
31% Se
-14 %
15%
43% Jan
23
14%
15%
preferred..—..
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co.—3
Jan
141/2
14%
15%
4.30%
Feb
141/4
15%
3%%
25
41-/8
,
15%
4.32%
May 29
44
'431/2
15%
11
1T19
45%
*991/2
13
18
43%
101:-'
79% Apr
25
46
*991/2
33% Apr
Jun
43%
48
*39%
.
*99%
24% Apr
5% Jun
.
48%
40
100
22% Jan
84
391/8
preferred—:——
Petroleum Corp of America
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
31 % May 29
33%c
Corp.—-—_—
1
38%
48%
.
53%
5.28%
May 12
87% Aug 14
43% Oct 11
*391/4
38%
39%
5.05%
14
Jan
84% Apr
33% Jan
%9i/4
38%
531%
15
July 25
391/4
40
*391/4
10
21
49
48%
40
53%
Apr
16
36
401/4
110% Feb
22% Nov
36
39%
109
May 17
36
53%
7
May 21
25
36
39%
29
19
36
52%
29
7
36
<14%
Jun
Mar 29
11%
14%
Jun
78
11%
460
99
111/4
48%
'•,-.
IOO1/2
99
11 %
39%
106
23% Apr
100%
11%
38%
common—1
5,900
111/8
*39i/4
.
1,600
31%
11%
39"%
Co
7,400
27
311/8
*26%
40
preferred
25,700
30%
'
•'
481%
common
45%
30%
39%
Cement
Co
640
44%
39 %
48 Va
9,900
6,300
46%
37
*36
3,600
9
*46
52%
104
9
46
50
Milk
7
7
8
69
45%
47%
4 %%
$4
99
451/4
2,000
23%
9
91/8
100
Ry Co
convertible
5%
Pet
451/4
*28% ^'29
36%
*36
9
—No par
Permanente
22
21% Jan
21
Perkin-Elmer
11%
91/4
9
.
23
Coke—No par
Eastern
Pepsi-Cola Co
Nov
70% Aug
10
5
—
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.
108% Dec
106
104% Jun
preferred-——
—100
series preferfed^———100
4%%
4.40%
Pennsylvania RR
No par
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
4
15
37
Corp
No
Phillips-Van
Jan
12
com
2
Jan
17% May 17
Sand
Philip
69
47% Jun
Corp
Glass
& Light
5
100
28
Power
2
6
3
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
31
6
21
Pennsalt
Jan
Feb
Nov
50
_1
Jan
Sep
28% Apr
79% Feb
common
preferred(J C) Co
Penney
Penn
Inc
Co
conv
81
5
13
97
18% Mar 16
Fruit
4.68%
106
Apr
Sep
41
21
Ford
112% Jan
100
6
Aug 17
&
preferred——
preferred—
—
4.68% preferred
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
£88
81
65% Jan
15
34% Mar 20
102% Feb
66% Sep 11
12% Jun 22
Jan
31
July 13
57% Mar 15
88
61
2
3% Mar 30
67
131
Jan
66% Jan
101 %
88% Mar 21
Apr
.
28
27
Penick
Peoria &
34
50% Aug
Pendleton Tool Industries
Peoples Gas Light &
30
56% Feb 16
Apr
8
76
conv
52% Mar 19
59% NOV
37% Jan
5%
51
12% Jun
46
190
*25%
16% Sep
23% May
9
49% Apr 14
59% Nov 20
130
6 %
16% Sep
41 % Jan
700
17%
10%
U
May 2
28% July 12
24
Mar 29
21
26
60
6%
Line—No par
Parke
Davis
1,100
3,200
,
»
70c
—
Pictures
31%
50c
Airways Inc
Pipe
1041/4
*100%' 101%'
5
Sulphur
East
220
1
Corp
Electronics
World
*147
149
•147
29%
;
104
31
101
17%
13"%
30%
105
30%
18
18
*10%
*104
*100%
101
*17%
181/4
10%
29%
29%
104%
311/2
31
32
100%
10%
18
Teleg
preferred
1,500
13%
29%
Amer
10
93%
33%
58%
Packaging Corp of America
4%
*92
301/4
22
Panhandle
93%
34%
31%
58'/a
American
200
34%
21%
Packard-Bell
6,300
171/4
'30%
58%
Consolidated
37%
*16%
31%
22%
Tin
10
37%
17%
35
58%
Pacific
37%.
34%
22%
&
37%
180
31
10
Telep
*97
351/4
com—14 2/7
pref erred..£££w-£:——
100
Pacific
*96
32%
_1
.
96
61%
5
Products Co
96
50
100
20%
Inc_5
Electric
&
Gas
Pacific Hawaiian
100
35
No par
Pacific
38% Mar 15
27
*92
*92
921/4
100
*991/2
53%
13%
«
35
93 '/a
92%
180
841/4
31%
,
29
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pan
*17
9,900
95%
55%
13%
com—6.25
Co
Glass
preferred—,——-.
preferred
Pan
17V4
44%
16%
55
1
Oxford Paper Co common
$5
38%
17%
43%
95%
*83%
431/2
No par
Co
Owens-Illinois
38
17%
32%
—.
14
120% Apr
Mar
Elevator
27
4
38%
*17%
351/8
10
3.125
30c
Owens-Corning
381/4
171/4
34%
.5
Otis
381%
Corp—5
Chemical
Mathieson
96%
31%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Jun
18
18
Olin
83%
*951/4
7.50
Orange & Rockland Utilities
95
83%
96%
92%
*91
44%
95
*951/4
17%
Gas..
44%
83%.
IOOV2
38 %
20
100
Natural
83%
100%
96%
preferred
preferred
*95
84%
99
99
100
*95%
4.24%
Oklahoma
991/2
45%
95%
45
44%
95
*83%
84%
common.5
Co
Jun
26
24% Jun
Electric
&
19
Sep
Apr
Gas
4%
95
100
100
13% May 28
la
102% Mar 22
26% Jan
106
4.44%
Okla
44%
*831/2
100
44%
95
44%
100
—
50
28%* Feb 20
26% Dec
Aug 13
35
5
preferred
preferred—
preferred
preferred
95
15
Edison Co common
4.40%
Mar 26
Nov
95
Ohio
Apr
97% July
13
4
103
8
100
Aug
86
3
2
May 15
27
3
85
98
11
29
Dec
3
32% Aug 24
49% Jan
Jan
80% Jun
83% Nov
Jan
93% Jan
79
May 28
92
16
Jan
89
6%
*84
38
109
31%
31%
109
31%
77%
21,400
1,100
60
120
.91%
'
95%
94
94
*106
106%
106
106
109
109
109
£107%
311/4
*77
77
77%
24
*23%
24
23%
*22%
23
*22%
6%
*90%
*93
"23
*61/4
91%
237,000
1,543,500
61/4
31%
771/4
30%
6%
30
24
*22%
6%
70
350
18,300
77%
•
*23%
110
/;£rf"
31%
*77
23%
23
:
100
23:;.;.
61/8
100
5,700
6%
6%
86
84%
84V2
86
84%
841/2
20
38%
37%
38%
•37%
38%
37%
38'A
36%
37%
6,100
19%
*19%
19%
*191/2
19%
19
191/2
1,100
*21%
6%
*19%
19%
19%
21%
21%
21
21%
32%
33
32%
33%
*84
86
*84
21
21%
21
21%
21
32%
£
32%
32
32%
31%
,
.
»
22,300
26,900
32%
Q
131
For
footnotes,
see
56
•
139
Sep
20
July 13
.26% May 29
page 23.
91% Feb
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
Quaker
Oats
Co
common
5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..10
58
140%
26%
59%
140%
26%.
59%
*141
27%
59%
143
27%
x57
59%
xl39% 139%
27
27
56
140 %
27
58%
1401%
27
56%
*140
,27%
8,900
57%
80
143
27%
'
800
Volume
Number 6197
196
.
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1257)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'•'U rs.r
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1 r
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest-
"Z Highest
NEW YORK
.
Highest
1
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Sept. 18
Sept. 17
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 19
Friday
Sept. 21
Sept. 20
the Week
Shares
R
49 % Jan
•65% May 9
75 /2 Dec 11
16
70% Jan
23
28% Jun
27
63% Mar 14
16% Oct
24
26 % Dec
5
233/4
,
'+> 33%
Sep
4
57% Jan
8
2
30 3/4 Feb
13
12 %
May 29
10% Sep
: July 19
Ranco
Random
25
41 % Feb
16
18
113/4 Mar 22
May 29
6% Jun is
.
1
12% Sep
18
22
66% Jan
2
Red
21
21% Jun
8
Reed Roller Bit
8
3
.20% Nov
3
16% Sep
28% May 10
Oct
26
25
6
May
203/4 Apr
8
16% Jan
43% Nov
1
67
17
4
11
Jun. 22
9% May 29
19
Jan
133/e Jan
15
4%
15
21% Feb
12
16 3/4 Jan
4%
Reeves
4
Reichhold
19% Apr
6
Reliable
49% Jan
4
Reliance
Elec
493/4 jqn
13
9 3/4 .Jun
14
23
Jan
23/
Oct
11
66% Mar
7
51 % Aug
30
76
Jan
30
21% Dec
29
25
24'
Jan
19
10% Jan
3
12% Jan
4
143/4 Jan
6
22
533/4 Jan
3
653/4 Mar
9"
3
52
May 23
84
23
Jun
May 17
Aug 18
12
May 28
7% Aug 10
13
May 29
30% Sep
21
33
17
60
Jan
May 29
34% Jun 25
43% Jan
83/4
*8%
9%
8%
83/4
403/4
41%
8%
—.No par
No par
8%
.43
8%
41%
*17%
17%
42%
*17%
41%
42
18
13%
173/4
50c
12%
173/4
13%
143/a
16%
17%
1,400
6,200
17,800
133/4
16%
27
27% Jan
38% Aug
9
343/,
34%
44%
41%
23%
233/8
233/4
43%
23
v
23%
273/8
22%
23
28%
265/8
27%
19,300
26%
27%
49
25%
26%
39,900
49i/4
*49%
1,500
68,700
273/4 Dec
20
253/4 Apr
29% Sep
43% Apr
193% Apr
11
18
12% Feb
17% Dec
27
363/4 Jan
46% Apr
7
July 10
Feb
8
18
24% Jan
May 29
29% Feb
27% Apr
41 % Sep
8 % May 29
11% May 29
12
31% Mar 15
Roper
11
Ruberoid
183/4 Feb
13
63 3/4 Dec
6
36% May 29
60% Jan
2
Nov
27
Jun
28
404% Dec
11
352% Jan
26
37% Dec. 18
22% Jun
26
25
36% Jan
3
Jan
3
7% Jun
253/,
No par
25%
32%
48
,
41%
403/4
10
4
475/8
*1
*87
47
405/8
41%
10
m
4%
463/4
4
40%
40%
39%
30%
31
v
4
46 3/a
•■v,;
41%
*30%
500
9%
4%
463/4
1,000
30 ®/8
30%
303/4
%'
45
>
10
;
6,000
4'/a
46%
30,700
40% i
•
14,800
13,000
1,000
20%
203/4
203/4
20
20%
20
25%
25%
25%
253/4
25%
255/8
25%
253/4
26
25%
255/8
25%
25%
25%
25%
.33%
33%
33%
255/a
33%
253/,
33%
33 %
33%
32
32
32%
315/8
32
33%
4,800
31%
31 %
315/8
90
91
315/b
3,300
89%
90%
*90
92
32
5
463/4
88
10
32
91%
91%
92
*90
923/4
92
♦90
-
V: 87 Vv
92
18%
18%
18%
183/4
18 3/a
18%
18%
20%
20%
21
21%
20%
21
1,400
90
,*90
18%
5,200
5,400
'
9,800
92
17%
18%
10,600
10,500
20%
21
205/8
203/a
20%
19%
203/a
203/a
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
25%
253/B
25%
253/4
25%
253/4
253/,
25%
253/,
25%
40%
1,600
20 g
41%
40%
413/B
40%
40%
403/4
41%
39%
40 3/4
179,700
1
10%
13,100
*19
1
1
Co
*
1,000
10%
10%
10%
10%
9%
10 '/a
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13
123/4
13
123/4
12%
1
Royal
15
12% Oct
253/a
1
Rubbermaid Inc
153/4 May 29
*87
4%
20%
Corp
5
27% Aug
8
22% Mar 16
4
4%
1
_
5
18% Jan
87
10%
2.50
100
1
4
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
87
87
10
91
143/4 Feb
15
88%
87
*90
17% Jan
103/4 Mar 15
41%
31
—5
41
Jan
40%
*30%
Haas Co common—
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum
20
42
X2Q
10
(Geo D)
41
30%
Corp_^
Corp
Telephone
Corp
42%
20%
preferred series A
Rohr Corp
I
Ronson
413/4
30%
4%
25
105%
42%
49%
106
41%
—.
Elec Corp
&
107
103/a
4
49%
*106
88
10%
49%
1073/4
10
Controls
Rockwell-Standard
Rohm &
Mar 22
July 25
21% May 29
33% Jan 10
27% Aug 16
10% Jun 29
Rochester Gas
49
107%
46 %
1.
Company——
Rochester
33% Aug 24
42%
49
108%
No par
Corp
13
12
44
*87
£
108
1.25
Inc
Corp
26
Feb
30
Oil
Paper
108%
43
1
Ltd
Trust
Richardson-Merrell
Robertshaw-Fulton
14
12
Selection
108%
100
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian
28
*483/4
5
com
series
Ritter
16% Jan
Dec
Tobacco
42% Feb
15% May 29
10% Oct
J)
343/a Mar 26
27% May
27% Dec
18
(R
27
12% Jan
17% Jan
2
Apr
83,900
43%
23%
49
Rheem
Mar 14
94
4,700
233/4
28%
Preferred 3.60%
4
38
34%
233/8
Rexall
14
124
34%
34%
45%
27
12
300
86,100
433/8
Jun
27
7,100
30%
343/,
18 3/4 JUn
May 29
24,600
8
14%
31%
46
23
Jun
16%
7%
34%
Riegel
25
58
15%
8
44%
Richfield
90% Jan
*54
16%
343/4
443/4 Mar 14
73
•
May
-7%
34%
37% Mar 19
93% Dec
87
58
16%
7%
700
.44%
32% May 11
26% May 11
*54
17%
75/8
2,800
343/4
24% May 11
233/aJun
Nov
58
165/B
1,400
14%
423/e
Reynolds
34
*54
16%
35 %
5
1
—
16
23% Jan
15
17 3/4
5
Inc
80% Feb
5
35
14%
358
14%
.n.
103/4
Revlon
14
473/4 Jun
35%
15
3.600
133/8
31%
40 % Jun
30
35%
15
1,300
»
13%
31 %
14
10
16%
35%
58
1,900
83/4
10%
173/4
32%
89 % Nov
Nov
8%
36
15%
»
12%-
14
26
32% Feb
163/4
73/4
*55
17%
14%
683/4 Sep
29
58
11
173%
14%
5
27
34% May 10
50% Mar 13
15
.143/4
*55
13%
10%
V.
14%
31
51% Apr
*35%
13%
18
14%
Apr
3
,11
*173/4
313/4
1163/4 Jan
25
105/8
173/4
323/4
8
37% Sep
10%
x32 %
25
253/4 Jan
10%
173/4
14%
Jan
Mar
10%
17%
333/8
Jun
5
14 %
33%
48
102
:;
*14%
97
25
13%
/:
10
5
26
*173/4
10
preferred—
Corp
131% Jun
21
18
6%'
7% i; 8%
♦14% -;14%
2
Sep
43
173/4
5
—_
42
10%
10
;
42
;;
35% •,36%
1
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Oct
3 %Jun
1,900
83/4
108
8% Jun
37,700
50
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2.50
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43/4%
preferred series A——50
4%% conv 2nd pref__
100
45
%
6%
preferred
2
Nov~14
32
12%
4
1H%
31%
65/a
41% Jan
3
27,100
12 3/8
52% Jan
78% Jan
18%
6%
27
Jan
17%
33%
16,900
12%
29
153/4 Feb
32%
500
8%
6%
20% Jun
90
34%
33%
6,500
73%
-8 %
.
.12%
213/4 Jun
6
34%
18%
113/8
'
*71
8%
18%
'
5
Mar
333/4
10%
73 %
8%
63/4
8
87
333/4
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9%
18%
12%
30
8
72
9
18%
63/4
56% Jun
6
72
9%
12%
49% Jan
90% Oct
73%
9%
18% ,18%
6%
3
23% May
72%
/
12%
3
8
733/4
1,800
6%
23
14
4,400
45,500
12%
Jan
Mar
15%
113/4
48%
6%
47
12% Dec
15%
11%
46%
12%
35% Oct
83
12
49%
Revere Copper & Brass
5
67% Mar 13
50 %
11%
48 3/«
50
43% Jan
60 3/4 Nov
9,700
15%
12%
33
5
;
Chemicals
Steel
15%
12
9%
convertible
$1
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15%
123/g
18%
Mfg Co common..
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5
preferred 3%% series__100
Republic Aviation Corp
50c
Republic Corp common
,50c
4
15%
31%
73%
Conv
Mar 12
751/2
31%
12 ■>:
Reliance
Apr
Aug 24
75%
31%
93/8
Co
&
76%
31%
15%
18%
Inc
Stores
28
75%
31%
153/4
1
Inc
26
54
18
Bros
31% Jun
20
Dec
Stores
163/4 Jun
7
7
183/4 May 11
Owl
76%
15%
.50
2nd
non-cum
50%
753/4
31
r
preferred
1st
non-cum
V
495/8
32
Inc__3.33%
..._
1
71% Dec
3
10% Feb
International
51
763/4
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Rayonier Inc
Raytheon
Co
;
Reading Co common
Raybestos-Manhattan
x76%
32
.1
Raymond
.Marie
X50 %
78%
-
15%
Inc
18
13
57
House
51%
31%
2.50
__
16
Oct
37% Mar
Inc
81
12% Jan
h
31%
14 % Feb
83/a Sep
34
Jun
15
773/4
24% Apr
153/4 Jan
Jan
50%
No par
May 29
7% Jun 25
25% Feb
16
com_No par
Co.i/--_•.,.», •/,, 3.50
Purina
16 % May 29
13
58
21
Corp of America
1st preferred
$3.50
Ralston
44 % Aug
27
15% Dec
10
213/a Jan
Radio
Mar 30
Jan
65
10% July 26
i'
26
79
45
10
88% Feb
6
21% Apr
6
24% Aug 31
11% Oct 27
4
17% Jan
34% Sep
Feb~28
71% May 29
28% Sep
28 3/8
28%
28
28%
27%
273/4
273/a
27%
27%
273/,
5
*123/4
13
12%
123/4
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13
*12%
No par
—2.50
19%
20
19%
18%
19
18%
18%
17%
18%
7,400
83/4
9%
8 3/a
8%
10,100
McBee Corp
:
Co
1
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical
Co—
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„
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9%
9%
9%
10%
10%
93/8
9%
9
10%
13
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2,400
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13
i
>
300
s
-86
872
Dec 27
.'26% Jan
93
3
89
16% May 29
15%
2~0%
Jan~~3
5
31% July 20
92
Jan
4
Nov
100
8
79
70% Jan
30% Jan
Apr
7
41% Oot 19
25
May 25
95
Fe^ 16
3 9%
3
13% Jun
693/4 Sep 19
23% Jun 27
273/4 May 29
Jun
% Sep
27
21
94% May 15
352 % Jan
37
-
Jan
26
4
20% May 21
21% Mar 1
80% Feb
393/a Mar 12
100
May
3*2 Sep
16% Jan
21
42% Jan 24
Schick Inc
8
Aug
13
18% Jan
May 29
27% Jan
2
10 3/a Jan
9
60% -Feb
1
11
May
7<K
Now 14
8
May
38
Jjan
l€
46% Nov
8%fiep
19
.14% MarlO
41% Nov
9
24
8% Jun
33
Sep
27
4
31% Aug 29
.5% May 29
2
11%.Jan
9
60%;May.29
98 % Feb
14
27
423/4 Jan
2
86
4
47%Decw"4
25% Jun
73% Jan 11
.81% May
77
Jan
16
87
07
May >9
27% Jun 15
9.0
Feb
6
97% Jun
4
20
Jpn 25
74% Jan
5
j26% Jan
30
Jap.
-4
16 y4 Jan
3
Feb
21
74
Jan
3
9
10
5
Nov
14
Jun .16
May 22
37% Feb 24
213/4 July 25
293/a Mar 21
15
30% Jun
27
Jan
5
13
31% Jan
51% Dec
4
Feb
943/4 Nov
15
54
17
11% Jan
12
105
Jan
18% Sep
4
27
14
Jun
63/4 Feb
-7
.31% Mar
23% Jan
3
27% Mar
9
Seagrave
33% Jun
13
50% Feb 14
25
88% Jan
9% Aug 10
6 3/4 May 29
103% Feb
7
Co
15% Mar
2
Seiberling Rubber Co
143/a Jan
4
Servel
104
Inc
$5.25
-
Shahmoon
45% Feb
Shamrock
Industries
23 % Mar 28
Shattuck
413/a Mar 20
Shell
147/a May 29
16
May 28
11% Jun 27
193/4 Aug 15
8
It 16% Sep
38% May 23
60% Apr 17
3
4
19
Jun
22% Jan
15
18% Jan
4
33% Jan
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Aug 21
56
May 29
33% Mar 29
25
4
3
50% Jun
14
11
203/4 Jun
25
May 29
84% Jun
25
443/4 Jan
3
67% July
26% Oct
3
37% Apr
12% Jan
4
233% Jan
3
31% May 10
36% Jun
7
46% Jan
4
77
45 Va Jun
383/4 Jan
3
52% Dec 28
44
9% Dec
19
13% May 26
5% July
3
7% May 29
39% Jun 25
6% Mar 15
Nov
14
9% Dec
4
15 Vb
20
May 28
May 29
Jun
Apr
19
26% May 22
40 Va Feb
5
129% Mar 22
Feb
62
35% Mar
21
8
28% Apr 23
Simmons
4
9% Jan
2
South
Amer
15
South
Carolina
44%, Jan
9
60% NOV
14
Jan
25
52% Jun
5
50
Mar 23
27% Jan
3
49% Oct
4
29
May 28
58
Feb
53
Feb
19
443/4 Jan
17
5%
South
South
Gas Co
Puerto Rico Sugar com
3
303/4 Dec 21
22
11
31% Sep
8
4
243/a Nov
21
28% July 11
17% Jun 25
33
15% Jan
293/4 Dec
26
31% Dec
29
31% Mar 30
Southern
47% Jan
19
613/4 Nov
10
23% May 29
38 Vb Jun 25
30
Southern
36 3/4 Jan
3
53% Nov
17
40% Jun
July
2
26
38% Jan
3
49% Nov 22
36
20% Jan
3
29% Oct
21% May 29
11
473/4 Mar 15
6i y2 Oct
17% Jan
9
19% Nov
8
65% Mar 20
72% Oct
30
13
44
? May 29
May 29
18% July
71
Feb
5
14
40% Jan
16
Jan
16
233A Feb
16
8%
No par
& Platinum
1
E & G Co com_4.50
Jersey
15% Jan
preferred
-
Apr
16
Ohio
stock tr
ctfs__100
7
Southwestern
26% Jan
5
51% Nov
11% Apr
27
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp
3
12
3
Jan
26
88 y2 Jan
91
3
20% Jan
44% May 31
3
88
34% Oct 2682
Jan
For
3
Mar
12% Jun
27
47% Jan
2
Jun
25
8% Jan
24
25% Aug 14
42% Jan
2
4
•-
2
90
35
May 15
97% May 9
90
84% Ar
883/4 Apr
footnotes,
4
17
see
Jan
12% Sep
15
21
Aug 16
20% Jun
82% Sep
25
19
95
Apr
19
24% Jan
2
97
May
38% Mar
86
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9
1
8
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preferred
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50
preferred
i
25
Spiegel Inc common
No par
$4.50 preferred
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Spencer
4.20%
.
♦96
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35,800
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400
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54
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6
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19
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29
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22,800
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24
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33,200
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47
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28
30
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95
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67%
27
32%
33%
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14
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123/4 Sep
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1,900
1,500
19
33%
29%
223/4 May 29
3
24
/
26%
35,200
31%
53
1
1
2.50
6
100
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14
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52
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33%
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53%
74
&
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52%
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non-cum
34%
32%
52%
47%
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34
32%
6%
9%
52
46%
5%
34%
32 3/a
9%
52 %
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Southern
.14
9
52 %
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7
20% Apr 26
9
22
common..No par
preferred
20
593/8 Feb
2,100
16,600
9%
22
25
75
61,400
12%
18%
22%
24%
Co
11%
12
18
•
22%
(Del)—No par
Southern
11
12%
18%
r
6%
8
50 %
30
19%
/
11%
97,375
22%
52%
Pacific
16
16%
13%
11%
30
13,800
A
17%
Mar 21
50
*8"%
33
11%
23,200
16%
47%
48%
43%
30% Feb
9%
25
'25%
*95% ; 97%
33%
33% A
52%
28
5
El.No par
*
17
43%
.
&
25%
300
16%
Indiana Gas
34% Apr
Jan
5
25
33%
3,300
17
22%
53%
Natural Gas Co——__7.50
4
Jan
.
Southern
16
7% Jan
,
Southern
Co
9%
*103% 105
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50
2.50
1
California Edison—.—;8%
20% Jan
28
27
52% May 10
571/4 Jan
4%
23%
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r
Southeastern Public Service Co
26% Jan
14
23
33%
20% 21
.33%
34%
111 •: 112%
V: 53%
53%
24%
24%
Gold
preferred
27% Jan
17
13%
33%
6
7%
50%
10% Jan
&
Kline
9%
>33%
52%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Soo Line Railroad
Co
97%
33%
200
15%
70
12%
74
15
1
25%
*95%
34
19%
15%
*69%
18%
74%
French Labs.No par
28
563/a Mar
25%
97%
....
12%
24 %
48
;17%
22%
53%
72% Feb
Smith
,
22 %
33%
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,
?
18%
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87
98
18%
:
19
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73%
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52%
25
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24
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11%
17
.
19
r< 6.700
12%
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68%
18%
11%
16%
-
25
11%
23%
48
10
11%
16%
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19
680
•
26
%
27%
18%
Simplicity Pattern Co.——-.—50o
Sinclair Oil Corp..
5•'•,,•
Singer Manufacturing Co
20
Skelly Oil Co
25
Smith (A O) Corp
—10
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc...—.5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
5
5
6%
67 y4
26%
'
No par
29 % Jan
JAjii11%
11%
12%
12%
18%
18%
9%
9%
34%
34%
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32%
19%
No par
Co
Simonds Saw & Steel
33%
19
1
2
•95 %
31%
1
27
25%
95%
33%
19%
50c
Corp of America
45% May
127% Nov
6
Corp of America
Shoe
31
30
Sheraton
19% July 10
15%
95%
25%
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69%
19%
1
Co
15%
69%
9%
33%
17
13%
32%
_1
No par
No par
13
25
16% Jun
Oil
15%
69%
1
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£!
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
4
;
Gas
15%
73%
*8%
33%
16%
13%
32%
29% Jan
&
Corp
(Frank G)
26
19
47%
2.50
Inc
25
Oil
Steel
26
C
69%
15
10
25
Sharon
26%
15,100
92
360
19%
;
38'A
92
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33%
i
37%
93
360
16%
71%
26 %
23%
105
113/4 Jun
12
:
38%
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25%
5.
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26%
26%
38%
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360
79
4%
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1
38%
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79
4%
24%
15%
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—1
29% Jun
6
8
27
25%
72%
68
27%
87
98 '•••<
24
No par
common
preferred
7
113/4 Mar 30
Aug
23%
47%
5
Dec
49
&
25
23% Aug
11
Roebuck
Sears
25
21
14
63% Jan
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
2
6% Jun
16% Feg
9
Co
par
14 % Jun
233/4 May 15
36% Oct
Finance
4%
23%
14%
5
5
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard
25
100
3
1
59
Jun
of Amer
Bolt Corp
&
Screw
*
1
20
1
-
30 % Jun
15% Sep 19
153/4 Jan
4
423/4 Jan
12
12%
12%
183/4
9%
35%
32%
6%
27%
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*96
24
*77%
46% Mar
5
Jan
Jun
11%
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18%
9%
343/8
32%
6%
par
38%
93.
__
66%
May 17
31% Feb 28
25
28
25
82
97
34%
__
,
38%
360
;»18%
*
26%
333/4
1
14% Apr 19
50% Mar 13
3
36 y8 Oct
Nov
25
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par
31
8% Jan
37% May 12
21
July 28
20% Apr
Jan
97% Jan
4% Jun
231
Jun 25
113/4 July 30
Jun
16
70
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-——1
Schluipberger N V
Scott Paper Co common
No
$3.40 preferred
No
Z
$4 preferred
No
Scoyill *Mfg Co common——
3.65%
preferred
j; 26
19
16
70
...
2
17
May 29
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53
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Transwestern Pipeline Co—
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May 29.
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15% Jun 25
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18
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57 V* Feb
46% May 29
a
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25
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Apr
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8
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730
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19
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21% Feb
7
10
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25 % Dec
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4
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Tennessee Corp____
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Tennessee- Gas Transmission
2
22% May 29
26% May 29
19% Jun 25
27
May 10
50
,
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59% Mar 15
33% May 29
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37 % Jun 25
3
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13
37% Nov
14
61
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Talcott Inc
2
16% Feb
14
May 29
-34»/a May 29
32% Jun 25
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9
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15% Jan
3
37% Jan
11 y* Jan
25
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16,500
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27
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Sunshine Biscuits lnc__:
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;
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.
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Sunstrand Corp
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29%
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May 14
53% Jan 15
28% Feb
8
118% Jan
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———
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31
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92
Jun' 28
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52%
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69
20%
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.
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—__1.25 :
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2 ?
19% Feb-
.
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.
May 29
93
52.V4-
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11,600.
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:_____20
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24% Mar 23
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May 29
87
2
-
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preferred
Stix Eaer & Fuller Co_____
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.
28% Jan
=
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9
20
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.
29
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Sterling Drug Inc_—.—
—5 •
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15 •
Stewart-Warner Corp__^^_____i2.50 '
10% Feb 13
May.29
Jun
16% Oct 24
82% Jan
6
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Sterchl -Bros Stores
Feb 28
34% Aug 27
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2
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t
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.
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-
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3
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37
25
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7
1 Sep 10
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15
23%
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Starrett Co'(The) LS_
26 V* -26%
.No-par-/Stauffer Chemical.Co common____5
--32%—33%
91% Mar 26
51
:
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4
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83% May 28
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.
-
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Jan
2
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81%-Feb
61
Friday
Sept. 21
14%;
6% eon vertiblevpreferred.——_20 '•
Standard Pressed Steel Co_—_^.__11
Stanley:Warner Corpj_^__._:—___5 !
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•
12
19 % Dec
13% Jan
30% Maris
40% Jan.
29% Juri 22
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62 V4
78%
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>*'" 22% Feb 12-
6.%May29
22
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3
? 84% Oct 27
^ :!>. 77 ."Feb
Standard Oil of-.Ohio cpmttnm—10 1
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31
61
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t
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par
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
TOesday
Sept. |8
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62
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Standard Oil of Calif com i—JS;25
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.
2
18
.
58% Feb 15'
41% May. 29
45% May 28: if%'56%.Feb .28...
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May 29
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2
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12% May 29. Si 18V«vJan 3
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48 v May29
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46% Jan."."5 i ,*.57 * "Dec
487% Dec
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Lowest •'¥.?,r - Highest
Jan 16.
24% Jun '25 " 39
.
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Volume
196
Number 6197
.
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1259)
NEW
t
YORK- STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
-
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
v
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
33
% Sep 29
93
47% Feb
22% Jun
9
Jan
4
97% Jun
1
24% Jan
V 42% Dec
3
32% Nov
8
27
46% Dec
6
s
95
Sep
25
115
151
Dec
20
158 % Oct
3
22% Dec
23% Jun
17
26"% Jan
5
7% Jan
V
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Jun
27% Apr
33
43% Jan
25
75
Jan
8% Jan
26
84
Dec
79
15
152% July
22
Jan
22% Jun
49'A July
.2
40% Sep
21
141% Jan
3
23% Jan
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35
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9
29% Jan
3
Jan
45% Nov
39 %
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3
23
139% Juty
28
Apr
26
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30% Jan
3
10
153% Jan
9
27% Oct
27
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166
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30% Oct
18
27
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..21%; 3 3 *20%
*86%
preferred———No par :/>;■
Co—_——1,0
Windsor Industries Inc—
_10c
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc_„—
1
>
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com—106%
preferred!,————100 ?/.;
24
24 Vb
42%
.26%
$4.25
24%
•
110
34
37
•
73%
22 %
•
26%
34%
*33
,
25%
28%
34
:
'27%
*85%
101% 101%,,3 ,?1Q1%,
>
26%
:V
28%
.41%
.
27%
110
237/s
*71%
*33 V2
50"' *
.1" / •/
.9
237/b
*108%
26%
73 %
--20...;.
preference-
24%
87
28%
White Sewing Machine common—1~ 't,,, :*S%.
i' ' 21 %
White Stores Inc___^
26
*23%
112
94'A
27%
*71
V
<"9^
24%
27
27 Va
26%
*
26%
26'A
3
14%
25%
*85%
112
14
14%
25 Va
*108%
-87
'IO8V2
'
100
*23%
•
•
27%
>24
-:l
JL
common
24
27%
2.50 *''■ i
Telegraph
*99
100 %'
24
iNo par
RR—
Worthington Corp -common
4% %
prior preferred^—
4
19
9%
*91%
,
"
28
87% Jun
100%
9%
28%
Inc_^»
Woolworth (F W) Co—.——
2
Jun
100 %
9%
2,700
29 Va
Woodward
8
93... Jan
25
100%
.
300
3%
28%
Witco
2
Feb
9%
3
29%
Wisconsin
22
58
28
92% Jun
2
2yj/b Jan
9%
3 '/a
*99'A
100
:_100
Wilson-Jones
7
92 % Jan
„
Sep 21
81% Jun
•
131% Apr 10
40 % Mar 26
31% May 29
23% Jun
Jan
*9%
3Va
28%
Wilson
13
Mar 14
60% Mar 16
9
22 % Sep
.
16
39
May 29
9%
3 Va
29 V4
6
22
3%
29
28%
29
30
V
3%
*28%
v
29%
15%
Dec
Oct
*9 V4
-
3%
29
287/o
44% Dec
41
3'A
3 Va
4,1C0
28%
•.
33
14,200
52% July
59 % Nov
29%
447/B
-
28%
85
129% Dec
*29
'/a
*32
99»/2.
4
6
29%
3,800
44
32%
271/4
5'
12
*29
'
33%
44%
32%
99%
27% Jan
26
29%
.
.
33%
44%
'
28%
79 % Jan
41% Jan
33%
28
3
Jan
♦29
—5
1
Corp—
26
45 VB
33
•
100
Oil
121% Apr
44%
34
800
28%
Wilcox
9% Feb
33%
45
-
100%
Wickes
26
33%
44%
*33%
34
A
28%
Mar 22
Jun
33%
.
29 V*
48
5
29%
v
28%
32% Feb 20
10
3 33%
:
29%
18
13% Jan
5,400
28 V«
26% May 29
26
4,200
!
*98%
14
7% Dec
29
5%
1
16
Feb
12%
5
Pulp & Paper-common__'5
preferred
100
41% Jan
.
Mills—
,»■
*33 'A
5
preferred series B__
preferred series C_.
4.10%
Oct
46
12%
33%
$3 convertible
2
87% Feb
10
66
5%
13 Va
33%
57
57
*64
51/8
12%
3
45'A
26% Dec
14
5%
13
33% >
20
84% Mar 16
23% Jun 25
66
5%
12%
44%
27
34% Jun
:$
29%
5%
12%
33
24% Dec
6
65%
*65%
5%
12%
6,000
."><■
43% Feb 28
25
65%
67%
*66
5%
13
39,900
4
Jun
67
13
32%
5
26% Mar
5,300
'
20%
1143% Oct
.
7%
7%
29
Jan
May 15
27% Oct 25
.7%
7%
19%
20% Jan
49
7%
8%
31%
White
'
10% Jai* !15
21 % Aug
7%
7%
1,700
29
f
18
47% Mar 28
8
3,700
32%
>
24
25
5%
5%
20%
Westinghouse Air Brake
10 —
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.86% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry_—:—100 C3
Wheeling Steel Corp common_^__10
$5 preferredNo par /
Whirlpool Corp common—-—_—5
4%%
convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20:3
2
Apr
5%
5%
29
Western
2
96 %
"5%
5%
32%
4%
31
42% Jan
1,300
5%
5%
20
Western
2
88 % Jan
118
47%
26%
Bancorporation
2
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
33% Mar 16
82
41
50
88% Jan
47%
26
32 %
Western
41% Jan
4
30% Mar 12;
82% Dec
47%
26 V.
20%
9
37% Dec
104
7,100
47%
26%
29%
4%%
4
Jan
♦26
32
West
21
32% Feb
44%
47%
x47%
27
20 Va
Western Air Lines
2
28
27
23
Jan
'
,26%
47%
*26%
"
32%
4.20%
Mar 12
39
44%
1,500
29%
/
101% May 22
29% Sep 17
May 29
45
kv
20»A
4
15
23% Jun 25
,
37% Mdr 21
14
29
..
Apr 30
46
44%
8,400
18%
6%
6%
•
120
79%
18%
.
6%
31%
102% Apr
94% Jun
Aug 14
97% Feb 16
47%
-
\
8%
*29%
West Kentucky Coal Co_^
A
West Penn Power 4%%
pfd__—100
19
..
20 Vb
20
30
:
45
*79
18%
6%
29%
14% Feb
92
45
79%
18%
<
32%
Welbilt Corp
3
;
6%
20%
31
11
45%
79%
18%
20
5% Jan
25
80
■•3 6%
32
26
Jan
*45
5%
5 Vu
10
Wayne
85% Jan
5 Va
*66
?
Co
8
95% Jun
*79%
18%
7
Pharmaceutical—1
Co
(S D)
36% .Feb
87
,
27'A
*8 Vb
•
-.—1.25
Waukesha Motor Co_
Jun
19%
•
1
37% Mar 19
3
7
91
Inc!
79%
•
7
No par
Washington Gas Light Co—No pari
Washington Water Power____No par.
2
2 /
47%
./»:
45'A
47%
•
100
1
Corp
Pictures
Bros
Warren
51
Jan
Industries
Warner-Lambert
2
40% Jan
May 29
May 29
6%
'
18%
19% ;;
6%
*26%
'
.
2.50
common.—
•
"6%
45
No par
^_50c
9% May 29
7
102
17
,
W
&
Inc__
Co
Baking Co
preferred
Ward
19
27% May 17
54% Jan
28
29% May 29
27 VB May 29
v-
7% May 31
10% Jan
21
18
<'39
38% Jan 23
25% Jan
Jun
31% Sep
;
54% Nov 30
Jun
19
30 Va Jan
;
38 % Apr
26
,
Ward
G
Tiernan
79%
v.
'
19Vb
15
__10
Walker
•
'79
79
100'•>
No par V
j._;
Walgreen Co
2
25
4% May 29
86% Mar 16
■
4%% .preferred
Electric Corp
Jan
-
11% May 29
66
RR
9% Jan
-
24% Jun
>
Wabash
10 Vi
;
190
98%
98%
99
99
98%
98%
900
10
10
»93/4
10
9%
9%
4,000
145%
149%
'134,250
21%
27
21%
27
72%
74%
15%
16%
10,400
300
8,400
9,500
52%
54%
.95,600
•
•
"10
i5
10%
:
x
94% July 19
27% Jan
8
171% Dec 11
Jun
27
24% Jun
27
70'/a Jun
27
24% July 10
15% Sep
21
2
82% Nov 2E
44
25
62% Nov
and
ruptcy 'AeU.
On
stock
8
*
19% Jan
•Bid
36% Jun
29V2 Nov 14
114% May 17
.
22% July 20
88 Va Jan
3
30% Feb. 21.
38% Feb
;;
..
16
»
'V
107% Mar 28
30% Mar 16
-
Jun
..
75% Mar 15
147%
1.25
Corp
•
Youngstown-Steel Deor.i^—No par
Zenith
r
Radio Corp—
155%
159%
153%
157 V*
150
154%
lr„
'21%
22%
21%
22%
*26'A
75%
371/4
76%
.26%
261%
21%
"
22%
-.271/4
75%
74%
171/4
16%
75%
17%
56%
54%
56%
f26'A
"74V2" 75%
17
* 17Vb
51 Vb
„
prices; no sale on this day.
rCash sale.
wd When" distributed.- x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights. , z
securities, assumed by such • companies>. ^Transferred- fTom. American-xStock^ Exchangcfvyearly ranges
or 25% or
less,"high and low- ranges of old"stock are- retained;'
■*■■■•■
dividends
155%
20% .' 21%
10
Yale & Towne Mfg Co_
Young Spring & Wire. Corpi
-5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
;/"'W
asked
or
Xerox
58
'17
' 17%
75 .
.17%
56
57%
55%
.
>
*26
27
Ex-distribution, tin bankruptcy or receivership -or -being
since N.Y.S.E, listing only. .All preferred issues are Cumulative
^
-
-
,
unless otherwise incuca eo.
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1260)
Monday, September 24, 1962
,
;,T
:
■
^
«
.v
■
■
'
•
'
Bond Record frdfti the New York Stock
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
italic
when the
letters
bonds
in
column
the
"Interest
headed
mature. Figures
after decimal
Period"
point represent
LOW
"•% GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1
Range for Previous
Monday
V
Treasury 4Mis
Treasury
Oct
15
point.
PRICES
Thursday
Sales for
Week
Friday
Sept. 21 <
High
103.2
1U3.10
102.18
100.24
102.8
102.16
102.8
102.16
102.6
102.14
102.6
102.14
100.23
100.27
100.22
100.26
100.23
100.27
100.23
100.27
100.22
100.20
100.24
103.19
100.23
100.21
100.25
100.19
100.21
100.4
100.8
100.5
100.9
100.5
100.9
100.16
100.20
103.10
1974
98.22
98.30
100.14
99.30
99.29
99.28
99.22
100.15
100.19
100.16
100.24
100.20
1968
99.26
99.30
100.24
99.7
99.28
Treasury 3%s
—May 15
1966
100.13
100.15
100.15
■v<"
99.2
V
99.6
99.4
,
,._A
V;
99.30
100.20
v
'
99;31
99.20
98.22
15
•
103.10
99.28
99.3
15 1971
15
103.2
100.16
100.16
Nov
•
103.12
Bonds <$)
99.30
100.18
Nov
103.4
Low
99.28
99.30
—Aug
Sept. 20
High
Low
99.20
99.28
99.22
100.14
1968
V
99.26
99.28
99.30
99.26
99.22
-99.26
i.
3%s
.
month
a
103.2
Treasury 33As
Treasury
SALE
of
100.18
:i
1971
May 15
HIGH
Wednesday
.
the
case
32nds
High
103.12
102.10
Aug 15 1972
Feb 151980
Treasury 37/as
Treasury 3%s
AND
each
more
Sept. 19
Low
High
103.4
:
1969
Aug
Treasury 4s
Treasury 4s wi
Treasury 4s
-
~r-
1
—.
,
in
or
100.20
1975-1985
—Aug 15 1987-1992
Feb 15 1969
4s
-
'
Sept. 17
Low
May 15
Treasury 4'As
Treasury 4s
Tuesday
-
one
Sept. 18
Low
High
-
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
Year 1961
Exchange
indicate
v
98.30
m
99.8
99.4
98.30
99.28
100.17
'
99.5
98.30
98.22
.99.31
100.13
100.17
99.8
•
98.22
99.27
100.0
■
98.22
100
—'
98.30
—J
100
*
100.17
99.21
99-23
93.28
94.4' :
92.4
,
100'.21
92.12
*
Treasury 3%s
99.17
99.19
93.28
94.4
-99.18
99.20
99.18 \ 99.20
99.19
99.23
Nov
15
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 3'As
Nov
15 1980,?-
93.28
94.4
Feb
15
1990
92.8
92.16
92.8
92.16
92.6
92.14
92.6
92.14
Treasury 3%s
Nov
15
1998
90
90.8
91
91.8
90.30
91.6
90.28
91.4
90.28
Treasury 3%s—;
Treasury 3'As
Jun
Treasury .3'As
Nov
99.5
99.7
99.6
99.8
99.6
99.8
99.7
99.11
99.8
99.10
90.16
90.24
90.16
90.24
90.14
90.22
90.14
90.22
90.14
90.22
90.16
90.24
90.16
90.24
90.14
90.22
90.14
90.22
90.14
90.22
%
:
1967
1966
1978-1983
15
15
May 15
1985
93.30
94.6
..
93.281
94.4
,
=
..
15
1964
99.31
99.29
99.31
99^29
99.31
99.29
99.31
Treasury 3s
Aug
15
1966
98.7
98.9
98.9
98.11
98.9
98.11
98.9
98.13
Treasury 3s
Feb
15
1995
87.18
87.16
87.20
87.28
87.20
87.28
87.22
■
87.30
Treasury 3s
Feb
99.29
91.4
99.29
99.31
98.11
98.13
87.24
88
'
Treasury 23As
Dec
100.6
98.17
98.15
98.19
95.10
95.16
95.10
95.13
99.19
99.20
99.19
99.20
99.19
99.20
99.20
Dec
Aug 15 1963
15 1963-1968
93
93.6
93.4
Jun
15
1964-1969
92
92.6
92
92.6
91.30
92.4
Dec
15
1964-1969
91.10
91.16
91.10
91.16
91.8
91.14
91.10
Mar
15
1965-1970
91.8
91.14
91.8
91.14
91.6
91.12
Mar
15
1966-1971
90.10
90.16
90.10
90.16
90.8 '
Jun
15
1967-1972
88.22
88.28
88.24
88.30
88.22
15
88.18
93
88.24
93.6
15
Dec
15
88.20
88.26
99.22
92.30
93.6
92.30
93.4
91.28
92.4
91.30
92.4
91.18
91.10
91.6
91.14
91.6
91.12
90.8
90.16
90.8
90.14
88.28
88.18
99.20
90.14
92.30
98.17
95.16
99.22
88.24
83
88.24
88.30-
15
1959-1962
83.24
88.18
88.24
88.16
88.14
88.20
88.16
88.22
88.14
88.20
88.12
99.31
99.30
99.31
99.30
99.31
99.30
1967-1972
1967-1972
..Dec
International Bank for
100.10
98.15
95.10
99.30
Sep
Treasury 2 Vis
C
100.9
98.15
95.18
15
Treasury 2'/4s
Mar
100.7
98.18
95.12
Treasury 2Vis__
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
89
100.10
98.16
95.18
Feb
_
•
8
100.8
98.17
95.12
Treasury 2 Vis
Mar
100.10
98.15
Treasury 2 Vis
89
100.8
1965
-Jun
Treasury 2'As__
.
100.10
100.8
1960-1965
15
1962-1967
Treasury 25As
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2'/2S__
■
38.20
91.16
88.24
88.14
103
99.30
88.20
100
•
Reconstruction & Development
<
5s.
103.8
103
103
10
Nov
Nov
101
10
Feb
15
1985
106.8
107
106.8
107
106.8
107
106.8
107
July 25
4%s
Nov
1
1980
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
105
V
104
105
July 11
4 Vis
Dec
1
1973
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
;
102.16
103.16
July 10
4 Vis
Jan
1
1977
102.24
103.16
102.24
103.16
102.24
103.16
102.24
103.16
102.24
103.16
102.24
103.16
102.24
103.16
102.24
103.16
102.24
103.16
102.24
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
103.8
July 25
101
July 11
101.8 July 10
101.8
106.8
4 Vis
Feb
1
1982
4'/4s
May
1
1978
4'/4s
Jan
15
197 Q
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
99.24
100.16
15
1963
100.16
100.24
100.20
100.28
100.20
100.28
100.20
100.28
4s
Sep
90
Jun
25
,,
"
Dec
84
Dec
84.
8
P
,
prices are indicated with a double dagger, ?■ All
tSale
other figures
1969
15
1971
May 15
1975
3 Vis
July 12
1
Oct
Oct
1981
3s
■.=
7
Mar
._
bid ana
asked
1
99
99.16
99
'99.16
97.24
96.24
97.24
96.24
97.24
96.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.24
94
93
94
93
94
93
•"f 94
-,88.8
93
1
;
99
99.16
107
103.16
100.20, 100.28
''\ 99
99.16
97.24
96.24
97.24
96.24
;
95.24
96.24
93
94
<'
87.8
87.8
88.8
87.8
88.8
87.8
91.16
90.16
91.16
90.16
91.16
90.16
91.16
90.16
91.16
87.16
,-jj,
1976
88.8
90.16
July 15 1972
3s__
are
1
99.16
96.24
1968
Jan
3%s
89
May 15
3 Vis
99
95.24
3%s
3 Vis
,
88.16
87.16
88.16
87.16
88.16
87.16
88.16
88
89
f
-
,
.
87.8
88.8'
quotations
(Range for Week Ended September 21)
Week's Range
Friday
;
Interest
BONDS
/
Period
New York Stock
Transit
3%
Exchange
New
Last
or
Sale Price
\ urk Oily
Bid & Asked
Low
.
High
>■
-June-Dec
1980
Stock
BONDS
Range Since
SQld
Jan. 1
uNo.
Lew
New York Stock
High
Issue—
Unification
Corporate
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
94
92
fa
Period
Last
Sale Price
Week's Range
tor
(continued)—
§«7s Central Ry 1952
June-Dec'
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
'
t
99
reduced
1978
3.5 %)
to
Low
June-Dec
;
Sold
Range Since
Jan. 1
v
No.
High
*77
>?
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Brazil
.%•
94 A
Interest
Exchange
Low
87
High
86
95%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest-
5%
reduced
Caldas
Foreign Securities
assehted
HA 5-4400
FOREIGN
GOVERNMENTS
CORPORATE
AND
4s 1968
series
1957
91'A
103% 104'A
*96'/a
-96%
*96'A
*96'/a
Apr-Ocf
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Jan-July
91'A
*96%
1
15
91'A
99'A
91%
106
—
96'A
96%
39
92%
20-year
June-Dec
*96%
97%
93
98'A
15-year
June-Dec
94%
94%
91
99
96'/a
96%
12
92%
96'A
97%
25
92
101'A 102%
31
Austrian Governments 4'As assented
{•Bavaria
Mar-Sept
101'A
May-ZVou '
Mar-Sepf *
April-OCX,
101
5'As
96%
'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan -July
3
98'/® 105
97%
30
94%
21
98%
99
38
94 »A
10
94%
external
loan
5'As
extl loan
5'As
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s
f
1972-
8
97%
104%
3
97%
99% 100%
84
100% 100%
45
102
102
101%
100% 101%
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1977—
98%
98'A
4%s debt adj ser A 1970
AnrlZ-Oct
*85
April-Oct
*81%
6'As
s
6'As
s
102
98%
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96
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100
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104
10
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104 %
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reduced
to
3.5%)
1978
__
__
85
94%
•
81
88%
European
For
footnotes,
1979-..—
see pose
Estonia
Coal
5'As
5s
Jan
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—
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*38%
*90
92%
92'/a
*38%
42
42
*90
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
92%
92'/a
42
42
*38%
*2'%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
„.
.
5%
94'%
941%
2'A
10
5%
93
96
1961_April-Ocf
Jan-July
1961
77
77 %
77%
May-Noi;
June-Dec
April-Oct
97
96 3
97
Mortgage
4'As external 1977
1978
(Republic of) —
s f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
s
f dollar bonds Jan
1976
1
June-Deo
June-Dec
Jan-July
a
*65
102%
8
125
73'/8
102
'
80 '/a
102
94%
97
51%
69
102% 103'%
71
24
100'A
106'A
27%
28
4
23
37
56'%
56 V%
1
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60
*
30
29%
40
100% 101%
6
96%
96%
112
93%
97
64
85
96'%
96%
Jan-July
Jan-July
77%
77'A
80
70
-71
77
73
(11th
(13th
f
88
88
95%
*85
105
85
85
13
73%
85
94%
94%
17
94%
97%
debentures
69
70%
70%
84
132
132
69
80
on
Main
dollar
dollar
bonds
bonds
5
5
97%
105%
3
93%
100%
-v-
97
102%
8
97
97'%
991/4
May-Nov
94
10
103% 105
105
991/4
94
94
Aprll-Ocl
April-Ocf
1969
1972
?
97'%
1021/4 102'A
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
1953
4
5
*100% 100%
102'A
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1982
6'As
*4
Jan-July
April-Oct
1975
1978
94%
6
91%
103
99'A
.
95%
107
*89'%
90
83%
Jan-July
*99'%
99%
983*2
99%
April-Ocf
*99'A
93%
100'A
90%
10-year bonds of 1936—
--
70%
series)
1980
sinking fund 1973
German (Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
3s
*69
series)
4%s
5'As
88
(7th series)
secured
s
Jan-July
adjustment^973_
(Republic of "7s 1967
Coal and Steel Community—
and Steel Community—
conv
& fund issue
Prussian Conversion
4s
dollar bonds
dollar bonds
3s
-dollar
bonds
1953
due
1963
1953 loans—
1972
International loan of
5s
AprllrOcf
33.
1927
secured
5%s
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
8.375% >
43 %
-
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—4 nrj'Z-Oct
Salvador
3s
June-Dec
1960
7s
1960
(Republic of)
3s extl
June-Dec
s f 6%s of 1926 due
1957__April-Ocf
stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
April-Oc#
•External s t 6%s of 1927 due 1957
April-Ocf
to
extl
{•Frankfurt
Jan-Juiy
Municipal
(Hukuang
5'As debt
•External
reduced
Consol
AprtZ-Oct
-April-Oct
1962—May-Nov
May-Nov
3'As external
■
S of) external 8s 1941
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
39
34%
38
Energy Supply Scliwaben—
'■
Jan-July
6s
1962
assented
of
6s
5'As
4%s debentures series A 1978
.
7s
1961
6s
fund
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
April-Oct
Denmark
(Kingdom of)
5'As 1974
Frh-:*->w
5'As extl loan 1977
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Berlin Power &
Light Co Inc—
assented
6s
fund
sinking
(Dept of) 3s
Czechoslovakia (State) —
AprtZ-Oct
f debentures 1959
39%
91
39
,
39%
90'A
Cuba
~~ June-Dec
f debentures 1951
*38%
39%
91'
.,y.
*90
*38%
Cudinamarca
June-Dec
v
'
*38'%
June-Dec
5'As gtd extl loan 1979
100%
ApriZ-Oct
4'As debt adj ser B 1978
Berlin City Electric Co—
6s debentures 1955_.
91'A
——
*90
•
1
'100% 101
•Berlin (City of) 6s 1958__
§•6'As external loan 1950
*38%
Credit Froncier De France—
103%
87%
87%
98
97%
102
June-Dec
.
92%
——
1961
Chinese
104%
Mar-Sepf
1976
*90
assented
Bank 7s 1946
Copenhagen Telephone 5%s 1977
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
101%
45
42
6%s
Columbia
101%
99%
100% 100'A
100'A
'
*38'%
41%
3s
(Free State)
debs
;
92%
91 %
*90
90 'A
Guaranteed
•
104%
1980__Jan-July
"
42
*38%
41%
Chilean
102'A
101 'A 101'A
*101
42'/•
*38%
5s 1951
{•Cologne (City of) 6'As 1950
4%s debt adjustment 1970
• Colombia (Rep of)
6s of 1928 Oct
99%
100'A 101
100
92%
42
*90
*90
•
•
101%
99
__June-Dec
91
*38%
June-Dec
•
•
99
April-Ocf
6'As 1945
Feb-Aug
adj (series 8) 1965
Feb-Aug
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
ApriZ-Oct
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s I964__june-Dec
4%s
97
*90
June-Dec
Guaranteed sinking
6s assented 1961
99%
96 'A
60
41%
1957
•
—
June-Dec
May-Nov
49'A
41%
\
assented
•
—
(Commonwealth of)—
June-Dec
85 »/4
6'As
Chile Mortgage Bank
60
:
1957
82%
84'%.
•
•
114
48%
3'As 1966
33As 1969
15-year 4'As 1971
15-year 43As 1973
15-year 5s
1972
20-»year 5s
1978
i
1.
20-year 5'As 1979—
20-year 5'As April 1980
20-year 5'As Oct 1980_
20-year 5'As 1981
20-year 5'As 1982 old
20-year 5'As 1982 new
Austria (Rep) 5'As extl s f $ 1973
6'As
86'A
•
114
—
20
20-year 3'As 1967
June-Dec
60
82%
*56%
-Feb-Aug
1993
47%
; is
*38%
Feb-Atfg
3s
84
•
1
85'A
*90
April-Ocf
,
bonds
fund $
Extl sink
__
57'A
Australia
fund
1960
69
1
56 '/a
*83%
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961__Jan-July
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
Jan-July'
• External sinking fund
6s Sept 1961
Mar-Sepf
• 6s assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sept
• External sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Ocf
• 6s
assented 1962
April-OcZ
• External sinking
fund 6s 1963
May-Nov
• 6s
external 1963May-Nov
56'%
57'/2
assented
6s
External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
• 6s assented Feb 1961
69
,
56 Va
84'A
•
571-0219
FOREIGN
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
§ eAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
Jan-July
§eExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
§• External sinking fund 7s sei C 1946—Jan -July
{(•External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945__Jan-July
3rd
Teletype
212
ISSUES
Akershus (Kingdom of Norway)
Amsterdam (City of) 5'As 1973
§«7s
•
•
New York
69
85'A
Mar-Sept
s f bonds '78LJan-JiilU
s f 7s 1942i._May-Nop:.
May-Won
6s I960
April-Oct
1942
•External sinking
•
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
April-Ocf
1975—»
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s
{•Chile (Republic) external
Wertheim & Co.
T elephone
1979_.
2%s
25-year
{•7s
Members New York Stock Exchange
to 3.375%)
(Dept of) 30-yr s f bonds 1978_^Jan-July
(Dominion of) 2%s 1974__,^^
Mar-Sepr
Canada
;
1930—
1980
1972
June-Dec
June-Dec
107%
94
107'%' 107'%
•
94
\
94
17
2
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99.9
99.28
100.17 .100.21
^
.
104
91%
109%
96
Number 6197
196
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1261)
25
> *
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Last
C
or
Period 'Sale Price
;*V
New York Stock Exchange
f
s
Range Since
Sold
No.
High
BONDS
Jan. 1
Low
•
'
7s
part
38
35
38
•
6s
part
36 %
34
36'A
paid 1964
—May-Nov
paid 1968
—-Feb-Aug
§ •Hamburg
(State of) 6s. 1946——X—April-Oct
Conv
&
funding
4Vis
1966
April-Oct
International
series
81 '/a
Jan-July
81'A
1977—
f 3s
931/2
ext.
series
Institute—
3s 1977—.
f
s
/ / I
#5 Vis
>
5 Vis
due
'24
of
of
,
81'A
-U
Electric
1964
to
'30
-
96
(Colombia)
to
1954
6Vis
fund
extl sink
Secured
•
reduced
to
Zealand
New
6Vis
fund
5%s
83
Air
88%
•4
86%
91
98%
23
92'/a
98%
95%
96%.
48
93%
99'/a;
96
20
94%
97
,
Reduction
Aldens
98'A
lOlVi
98 3A
104
207
Inc
Vis
97i/a
20
26
*%
101
60
%
•
Allied
Stores
&
Dye
Aluminum
48 Vi
62
'
168%
of
Co
America
50
4Vis
56
sink fund
3'/as
American
Airlines
3s
American
Can
3%s
*45
50
4%s
Co
45
100% 100%
50
1
99%
14
98'/a
American
104%
105%
.
101%
95'A
101% 102
94%
95Vi
164
93
97'A
98
11
1964—
•
loan
debs
1970
June-Dec
1966
1988
ApriZ-Oct
1963
'
!
Oriental
Development Co Ltd— ^
§®6s extl loan (30-year) 1953
*100%
—
1
99%
100%
99%
.
100% 100%
100
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
-Maty-Nov
1958
1968
218
100'A 100'A
,.
—May-Nov
1975
97%
June-Dec
lOl'A
23
218
100%
debentures
2%s
■;L.
"
loan
extl
Nat
loan
extl
•
April-Oct
•4Vis
f 6s
assented
§ •Stabilization
•
s
s
208'A c
2nd
4Vis
series
debentures
loan
sink
fund
,
•
Porto
6s
1961
(City
7s
1968—_—
stamped
of)—
;
Plan
A
1
reduced to 2.375% )
2001—
..^•External secured 6Vis 1953_
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
§«8s
to
do
2%
SUl
'
4
82
<
15
6%
87
13'A
9%
external
(interest
loan
of
1921
9%
5%s
5%s
70
•'
71%
(interest
56
54
60
reduced
to
2%)
2012_^_
7s external loan of 1926
•
v"
1966—
68
69 Vi
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
7s
to 2.25% )
(interest
stamped pursuant to
(interest reduced to 2.25% )
(City of) 6Vis 1952_
(City) 8s 1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
1st
71
*55
"58
58
69
*58
60
60
62%
^7v~7 /
ApriZ-Oct
Serbs
Croats
&
•
8s secured
•
7s series
(interest
2% )
2012
Slovenes
(Kingdom)—
168%
secured
-
Shinyetsu Electric
Co
Power
South
assented
71
77
Africa
(Union
external
loan
5 Vis
external
loan
Southern
Southern
Taiwan
•
Tokyo
•
5 Vis
Power
(40-year)
1971
(City
of)
extl
due
f
21%
25%
25
20%
25'/2
81%
86%
is
89%
»159
99%
94%
102%
123
105%
107%
253
382
-
b
67
299
\;V
34
94%
96%
88%
*57
100%
62
♦102 Vi
90
57
99% 101
14
62
94%
98%
*101
90%
90%
88
100
—
101%
102%
' 103%
65
87%
96
106 Vi
120
99%
120
102% 102%
6
97%
102%
89%
,
104
104
106
91
106
1
105
107
106
107
11
104%
107
104
105
7
103%
106%
93
95
41
90%
97%
89%
107
89%
87
92
95
2
97
*99 % 100
Ry 3%s
101%
101
93%
95%
95%
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93%
1
92
93%
95%
2
95%
95%
80
—
97
*—
89%
112%
94 »/a
93%
~
80
94
186
;
96
90
105
329
196/'2101%
97
87%
5
89 %
112% 113
197%-
99%
99% 102%
25
101%
121
160
"
V
118%
91-
426
Ohio
&
v.
7.
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7,7'.
251
'•
RR—
3%s ser A
Electric Co—
3s series Z 1989
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept'
April-Oct
—May
Jan-July
67
56%;'
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66-
*
57%
72
54%
55
56 %
25
54
54%
57%
80
54%
54%
56
23
.49%
.56%
55%
57'/4
68
,
541/4
81
69%
v
677/a
77
62%
&
Gas
M
75
Jan-July
*
82%
7' 7
■—•
77%
ref
—June-Dec
1981
debentures
80
80
92
135
133
133
108%
V•
107% 109
63
-
•
—
155
.101%
■
110%
102,
105%
101,
■
—
--
93
114
22
:
*103%
~
Steel Corp—
mortgage 2%s
mortgage
99%
99%
10
10
7
Borden
&
First
♦100
,•■-*6%
9%
June-Dec
*97
Jan-July
new——June-Dec
Mar-Sept
102%
May-Nov
'
98 'A
9
98
98%
23
102% 102%
10
101 'A
34
1C1
98%
98%
100
99%
213
Jan-July
♦100
102%
99%
100
101
98%
Mar-Sept
1970_May-Nov
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
101
•Bush
90%
105
82%
85
97
97
99
106
——
*101
131
108%
127
86%
■
—
-
■
1
37
■
80%
84%
99%
*84
37
84
139 %
98
98
107
91%
84%
92%
10
103%
33%
43%
10%
10%
11%
27
10
18%
411/4
41 »/4
42.
28
34%
50
94'/2
94 Vi
84
84
90%
*92%
3
,
2
84%
113
97
13
193
97%
*85
97
310
94
85 %
118
85%
6
105%
90
96%
91%
91%
95%
102
*95%
84%
94%
85%
78
92%
~l
*105
113%
80 Vi
78
May-Nov
June-Dec
Jan-July
88%
11
90 Vi
__.
85
mortgage
4%s conv 1981———
Terminal Bldgs 5s income 1982
90%
♦84
85
2%s 1976—Jan-July
Jan-July
Burroughs Corp
213
1001/4
AC 1967
5%s 1986
June-Dec
Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs 1971——
Jan-July
Brunswick Corp 4%s conv sub debs 1981—Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
1st
1021%
2121/4
213
RR—
5s series
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge
1st mortgage 3s
1980
1st mortgage
4%s 1983
100
94
Maine
mortgage
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
2%s debs 1981
debentures 1991
mortgage 4%s series A July
1st mortgage
6s series SS 1965
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
9%
93%
.
Co
•Inc
..
Jan-J"ly
1981
941/8
100 'A
98%
98%
(The)
sink fund
4%s
"
Ltd—
of
'27
extended
1961
to
1971
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
S6s 1st mtge $ series 1953
6s
25
*24%
June-Dec
;
1968
to
*24
Mar-Sept
1971
extended
11
91
95 %
91%
81%
108
94%
142
85%
147%
98
—
loan
1961
s
Co
85%
93 Vi
101% 102,%
1995
Air Line
Cnerl
ref
&
Boston
1965
1968
1
May-Nov
June-Dec
Pipeline 5Vis 1982
Italy Dev Fund 5 Vis 1974
due
5Vis
4'As
Dec
85%
>
95
87
2
91
93
April-Oct
—
:
Jan-July
series I 1970
2%s series J 1976——May -Nov
Jan-July
Consol mortgage
3s series K 1979
31/4S conv debentures 1980
May-Nov
Boeihg Airplane Co 4 Vis conv 1980
Jan-July
97
97
97
June-Dec
European
Electric
5Vis
5Vis
of)
Jan
89%
53
Santa Fe—
&
Consol
80
Ltd—
1958
5 Vis
80
93%
85%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-Auy
1977
1979
Consol
*72%
May-Nov
1962
§•6Vis 1st mtge s f 1952
6Vis due 1952 extended to 1962—
Siemen & Halske Corp 6 Vis 1951
/
• Silesia
(Prov of) external 7s 1958—
o4Vis
80%
75
Bethlehem
-
May-Nov
1962
external
76%
92%
90%
Feb-Aug
ref
4%s
169
June-Dec
external
B
14
May-Nov
to 2.375% ) 2001
May-Nov
extl secured sinking fund 1957__May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
to
1976
mtge sink fund 3%s 1990——June-Dec
mtge sink fund 4s 1993
MarrSepf
4 %s
conv
debentures
1974
J an-July
Baxter Laboratories Inc—
4s conv subord debs 1982
April-Oct*
Beneficial Finance
5s
debs 1977
May-Nov
#6Vis
reduced
debs
4%s
1995
4s
&
1st
reduced
>
62%
—
.,
A
Paulo
Topeka
1st
2004——June-Dec
§ •Rome
1984
1983
1977
debentures
Baltimore
.June-Dec
Plan
75%
101
May -Nov
2004—
1967
§®Sao
101
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1980—
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79
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debs
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r
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Baltimore
'
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81%
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9
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1963—_May-Nov
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June-Dec
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Mar-Sept.
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4%s ser C 1972_—
Jan-July<
Gen mortgage 3%s ser D 1980
_Mar-Sept
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31/4S debentures 1979———r
Jan-July
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—Feb-Aug
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:
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116
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-
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.
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1958
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1970—
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55 ; 4%s;sink fuhd"debentures 1986u-——Feb-Aay ,5
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99
5 Koppers .Co 1st mtge 3s 1964_^.__——April-Oct
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; 88'/B
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105
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Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980—JanrJuZy
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1981_.
—
— Feb-Aug
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71%
v
Central; power. &- Light 27/as 1976^—Mar^Sepb
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-—^Mar-Sept
5f KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—
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"
223
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;"45
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__
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debentures Jan 1 2045——————
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82
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,
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5
•
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C*en mtge income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020-—.
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1-2030-^——
—
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mortgage 3s 1980———_1_—
1_Jan-July n
5 I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4%s conv: 1982—-.April-Oct -
'.:5"-"///'5-.5:5;
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;
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—
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87
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#
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4%s s f debentures 1987—
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5s Income
'
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■
■
95%
88
,
lit-'
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<
589% "90, "5
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.
1972
V
,
103
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77
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-
>
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s,n£99%
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debs. 1981-—--;
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:
April-Oct
;
debentures
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
104%
'
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:•••*
100%
1057/8
79%
mortgage 3%s series G
5
,:y
5 79%
,101%
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Firfet mortgarge 4%s ihc series A Jan
5:5 Missouri
|/«i02% 104%
iv.
104
1979—^—May-Nov
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V
conv' subord
.
104
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/ 4%& conv subord debs 1981/
.
,
,
/
.
-
ftr
/Hi
3%s series C 1974
May-Nou
3%s series F 1984__—Jan-July
International Silver Co—
W
!
■
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145
30
■
v.
102% 103
1971—/May
/
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/ /Minnesota'Mining
& Mfg'2%ti "1967——_/April-Oct j
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Peb-Aug
w.___Mar-Sept *
/
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2V2S ser C 1986
June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3%s conv debs 1972
^Mar-Sept
lsc mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3 %s series J
19811
—Juw-Huly v
1st mortgage 4%s series K 1987-——^.^.-Jan-JaZy <•
"1st mortgage-4%s series L 1989_
Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 4s/8S 1979—May-Nou ?
4%s debs series B 1981-—^———Peb-Aap /
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
v ; 5-5 ; 5
3.65s conv subord debentures 1977
—Jan-JaZy
1st
'/5./?/'5'
,5
99%
92%
,
12
1st mortgage 6s 1985-.^-*..—-May.rZVou
Minneapolis St. Paul & Saulte Ste Marie— / . t5, •/.
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,
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—
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.
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.
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;
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83
/
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168
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1980*___u
:
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V
'•.—June-Deo>
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.
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78;
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"
debentures 1987——April-Get
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71
81
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—Mar-Sept
fr>'- 4%s debentures- 1980i—MaisSept
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96%
:V —..V;/, 92
96%
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5 ■. •
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;
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-i—
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101
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99:„103:.;-:
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,_Jan-July,
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v
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78%
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%
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5
3%s sink fund debentures 1980
_'_-Mar-Sept
.May Stotes Realty Corjr 5s> 19774.*—-—-—FebtAug^'
McCall Corp 4%s conv debs 1992_————Feb-Augi , - 98%
\
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f
subord debentures
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.
78%
71 X
mortgage 2%s "1979^_vX—i--- -—June
X 4Mi&
'
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1969^_-,—_—^--Jan "
debentures.
1st
lkt -mortgage
-
■
70;
58
__
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MayyNou
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—
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5
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conv.
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ser P
-
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,
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'
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2003—_Aprii-Oct
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75
April-Get 5 ;
5 5
755 •
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—Mar-Sept
*1
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Louisville Gas da Elec 2%s 1979_;,„
May-Nov,
■
/;
1st mortgage 3%s 1982——
Feb-Attg
*77%
♦77
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—April-Get.,
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.
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General Telephone 4s cony .debs 1971——Mcp*Nov •
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125 * 128 >*
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Jane-Dec.
133
..
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Feb-Awo , i gg'A
88% .90
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981-——April-Oct
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'
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»—June^Dec : : ?
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i.
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—May-Nov v ,a " •
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•
T.
96 Va
96 V4
1
4»%s s f debentures 1985——May-N®»;
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1—Jan-July
r 103% 103%
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.
.
Monday, September 24, 1962
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 2 1)
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New York Stock Exchange
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s
f
debentures
1976
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s
f
debentures
1977
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s
f
debentures
1978
47/as
s
f
debentures
1980
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1973—May-Woo
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May -Nov
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May-No®
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s
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f
s
1979
debentures
f
s
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f
s
4%s
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s
5%s
debentures
i
1981
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1st
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Ohio
debentures
Edison
1996
74%
first
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Ohio
Oil
Co
Oklahoma
1st
1980
23As
78%
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1st
to
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1st
1982
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Oxford Paper Co
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1982
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&
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I
subordinated
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120%
15
91%
93%
10
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1970
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series
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1979-14
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1977-JJ.
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1981
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_
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93
85%
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81
85%
3
82%
86
1
767/a
81%
1980
-June-Dec
2%s
debentures
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78%
83%
1982
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2%s
debentures
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81%
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series
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1983
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series
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1976
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series
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1985
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series
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1984
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1984
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1987
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series
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1988
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series
AA
1986—
series
BB
1989—
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series
CC
1978
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series
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1990;
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series
EE
1991
series
FF
1992—
4Vis
series
GG
1993—
4%s
series
HH
1994
27/8s
& Tel
23As
debentures
3'/as debentures
June-Dee
debentures
1991
debentures
1988
Pacific Western
Pan
Oil 3Vis
American World
47/as
debentures
4Vis
1979
series
mortgage 4'As
series E
Ry
D
1
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income
series B
4s
1974
refunding 23As
1990—
:
1977
1971
refunding 23As 1967
First & refunding 23As 1974
First & refunding 23As 1981
&
First
refunding.
27/8s
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
refunding 3%8 1988
refunding mtge 4%s 1986..^
refunding mtge 5s 1989
,
75
V
70%
29
68
74%
55%
11
53%
60
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63
35
80%
88
*57
60%
87%
100
1987
1986—
1970
A
mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
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86
1984—
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89
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86
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—
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series
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&
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1977
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mortgage
Proctor
For
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sink
June-Dec
23/4s
1970
debentures
Power
3s
Gamble
footnotes,
1986—.
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ApriZ-Oct
Oil
Jan-July
Jan-July
♦56
see
page
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1982
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103
93'A
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1974
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99%
399
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86
96%
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108
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debentures 1965—
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notes
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debentures
conv
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May-Nov
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116
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1982
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s
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1968
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1986
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debentures
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112
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1982
1986
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9
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97%
71%
101%
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May-Nov
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-Juiy
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-No®
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1973
-May-Nov
3s
—
102
89
debentures 2%s 1971~May-Nov
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(N J)
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91%
15
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May-Nov
1983
debentures
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—
75
78
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97%
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104% 105
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101
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10
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debs
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of
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debentures
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80%
80
84
—
Feb-Aug
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1973_June-Deo
;
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76
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subord
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4%s
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95
94%
101
92
15
87%
105
100
11
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conv
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5 'As
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5s
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79
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Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
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96%
83%
89
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gen
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102
78
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debentures
4%s
94%
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1st
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:
88
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Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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A
100%
88%
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June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
series
100%
98
68
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Phillips Petroleum 23As debentures 1964
37/8s
97%
56
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refunding 4s/8s 1987
mortgage 5s series
5 'As
4%s
170
55%
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refunding 3'/as 1985—
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29
70
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111
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84
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—
104
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92
102 %
100
47
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55
87'A
1970
4'As
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RR
debentures
Spiegel
89%
85%
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10
100% 100%
88
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86
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84
104%
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—
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first consol gold 5s 1994
1st mtge coll tr 4'As
1988
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April-Ocf
84
89
8C'/a
90
104
—
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&
subord debs
104
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Jan-July
April
First
s
78%
79
—
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141
115%
111
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Feb-Aug
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conv
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84%
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1
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11
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82
88%
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June-Dec
1963
1981
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Southern
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First &
80
June-Dec
&
&
102
73%
83%
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First
99%
3
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104
7
12
78
81%
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&
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104
78
88'A
1985
First
104%
101% 102
78%
1984
mortgage 3'/as series F
First
100%
111
Jan-July
Jan-July
2%s series E 1986
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First mtge 5'As series series H 1983
103%
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85
85%
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69
88%
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1986
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4 %s
Southern
107%
104
June-Dec
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5s
100
103%
101%
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General
7
v
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104
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1968
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series
Eastern
91
14
88'A
1965
A
5s
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&
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Gold
104 %
103%
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1971
1976
debentures
convertible
2%s
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100
18
103'A 104
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1964.-June-Dec
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series
83%
60
37
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Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
General
85%
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subord debentures
conv
84
82%
14
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1981
debentures
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82
-
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1983
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Southern
95
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80%
102% 103%
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1978
debentures
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Natural
104'A 105
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1986-
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Southern
.
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93%
June-Dec
1987
debentures
3'As
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—
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debentures 1985
3'As
83%
83
74
73
60
22
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California
Southern
1982
1986
1985——1..
86%
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74
65
73
44
66%
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1987
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68
6
70
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1979
82%
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64
70
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104'A
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debentures
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84
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,
111
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1977
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1966
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South & North
Southern
69%
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Jan-July
19801
debs
4%s conv debs
debentures 1965
85%
——
95%
133
97%
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58%
71
70
May-Nov
Corp
2'As
Socony-Vacuum
,
1„;
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Oil
Oil
78%
——
/
64
66%
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debentures
debs
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84'A
46
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r
100
100%
88
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1989
1972
4%s
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92
J
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1980
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Co
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98
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89'A
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■
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1974
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Sinclair
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1968
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Shell
issues
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4s
1982
debentures
Service Pipe
127
Co—
mortgage
1966
132%>
91%
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1974
4%s
91
Shell
Pacific
103%
109
114
Acceptance Corp—
120'A
106
1103A
92'A
debentures
103%
99%
114
102
125%
66
1977
Co
debentures
87
92'A
102
Mar-Nov
1971
B
& Sons 2 %s
4%s
311
114
115
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1989_Jan-July
1989
1st gtd 4s
series B
Finance
Sears Roebuck
110'A 111%
Aprll-Oct
1978
conv
88
85
—
112
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.
cons
3'As
England
(Jos E)
83%
110'A
June-Dec
905/a
—
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debentures
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1988
f
s
77
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debs
1017/a
87%
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.
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2006
Jan
A
Ry
RR
mortgage 3s
3%s
3s
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series
Depot
New
83%
83 3A
53
43
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1997—-——Jan-July
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
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85%
83 3A
-June-Dec
conv
1983
Co
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June-Dec
5Vis
&
Seaboard
Jan-July
Chemical
Dulutli
77
May-Nov
mortgage 4Vis 1987
Owens-Illinois
86
79%
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1st mortgage 37/as 1988
Olin -Mathieson
Union
1st
*85
Feb-Aug
1979
33/8s
mortgage
81%
5
97/a
95%
1
.
97%
—
120
,
93
105%
100%
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g
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85
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84%
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mortgage 27/8s 1980
3s
85
88%
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certificates
bond
4s
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1975
1st
88'/a
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changed
Electric
&
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ApriZ-Oct
1975
27/as
(Name
Gas
mortgage
1974
3s
98'A
*85%
84
89
3
*100% 101'A
1971———Mar-Sept
1980
B
debs
Louis-Southwestern
Second
76%
78 %
Feb-Aug
1969
1977
1st gold 5s
series
4s
series
4s
St
3'As
J
debs
1996
6s
income
First
171
111
Adirond'k
gold
mortgage
#5s
137'A 148
1984—June-Dec
2%s
81
99%
140
Jan-July
1979
series
conv
Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
1st
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June-Dec
debs
5'As
Lawrence &
Second
104
II
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2
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93%
81%
92%
44
86%
84%
90%
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Royal McBee 6 %s conv debentures 1977—June-Deo
•
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86%
79
Mar-Sepf
3'As
mortgage
Aircraft
96%
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
106
103
*102'A 104
1977
serial D
General
Rohr
9
103% 103%
ApriZ-Oct
1983
165
2
93%
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92%
1975———
4%s
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
86%
93'A
1983_April-Ocf
—April-Ocf
feb^ntures
1977^.
——
..—Mar-Sept
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steer- Corp 4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sepf
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973——April-Ocf
Rheem Manufacturing 3%s debs_i
1975
debentures
_
101
108
159
.
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First and refunding mortgage 3'As
3'As
86%
•
June-Dec
1972
Saguenay Power 3s series A
83
78
100%
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
debentures
98%
93%
105
95%
82%
82
A
Feb-Aug
1987
and
First and
4'As
*79
189
99%
165
8i%
81%
85'A
85'/a
99%
99%
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June-Deo
conv
Bell
57 %
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June-Dec
1979
1st mortgage 45/as
Northrop
88
92
June-Deo
1992
mortgage
81
93'A
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Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1977.
1st
101
92
—April-Ocf
1984
47/8s
mortgage
mtge
103%
3
56'A
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 5s 1990
First
102% 106
Jan -July
4%s 1986
mortgage
5
57'A
Feb-Aug
1978
mortgage
103%
105%
April-Oci
1975
23/4S 1979
First mortgage 3'As 1982
First mortgage
101%
102%
105'A 105'A
Jan-July
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mortgage
3s
104%
100 %
14
May-No®
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102%
102% 102%
85'A
86
1963
*94
103'A
10
Jan, 1
Low
High
No.
& Gas Co—
Electric
debentures
Range Since
Sold
i
High
*104
96
16
--
3s
92
98%
102% 102%
♦101%
Public Service
Bonds
Friday's
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-JuZy
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
104% 104%
102%
or
Bid & Asked
% First and refunding mortgage 3'As 1968-Jan-July
99 %
—
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A 2047
ser
93
87%
94
v
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89'A
88'A
—
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Sale Price
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80
Co—
Power
mortgage
■94
t.
Quar-Jan
first mortgage 2%s 1974
(Minnesota)
First
1997
1984
4s
•
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1981
debentures
*90%
94
88'A
91%
■
—
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High
80
—
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New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
■
BONDS
Range Since
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Mar-Sepf
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1st and ref 4'As series A 1974
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
3%s
79
—
79
5
76
96%
97
5
93
77
K
97%
debentures
1977
Mar-Sept-
116%
*93'A
*90
—
91%
—
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Continued
89%
on
90
page
33
Number 6197
196
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1265)
American Stock
;
;
.
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on the
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Sept. 17,
and ending Friday, Sept. 21. It is compiled by the report of the American
In the following
Friday
:
Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
'Mil
'■
;
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Exchange
stock
itself
which
bond in
or
Range for Week
intended
to
..
whether
dealings have occurred during the current
any
year.
:
Sales
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
,
Range Since Jan. 1
■''/
security
Ending Sept.
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Shares
'',V.V.;.rT
include every
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and
Friday
Range
of Prices
\
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Sales
Week's
Lasi
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange : - V
:
29
Range Since Jan. 1
j
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Par
*
Low
-•
1
Corp——10c
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Acme-Hamilton Mfg
I1/®
2'/a
1,100
2,300
174
2
25c
Class A common
Precision Products Inc
534
Co—10.,
lOo
Dynamics Inc
1
Aerojet-General Corp
1
gVa
900
2
—-1
53^
2
2
300
Acme Wire
12'/a
1274
1274
. 4
3.
Jan
2% Mar
,
14
13%
14'A
17%
2,300
58%
414
12%
15% Jan
10
9,100
3Va
474 May
2
Aug
11
jim
700
Admiral Plastics Corp——_—
9,400
2,600
1,900
Aero-Flow
Co
Manufacturing
Aeronca
May,
% May
52%
41/3
12%
53
1,
4%
10c
Aerosol Techniques Inc
3
3
•
12%
*
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
Jun
274 Jun
414
414
Jan
8
Jan
1574 May
Jun
July
3%
6,100
,
4%
Feb
87% Mar
May
13 %
4%
,
3% May
9
,
1
374 May
13% Feb
.
41 Vz
Par
High
& Construction Corp
Acme Missiles
Acme
"'%-2
1%
•
—
•
Low
High
Jan
17
Jan
5% Mar
Borne Chemical Co Inc.—.1.50
Bourjois inc
Bowling Corp of America
Class
A
Steel
Wood
Alan
*
_
Co
1
Alleghany
Allegheny
3%
3%
5014
514
5014
574
3%
3%
800
3074
Jan
35
21
1
2
British American Oil
__
30
dep rets ord bearer.
—
British
Petroleum
Amer
Control
Allied
Paper
Rainwear
Almar
Co of America
Aluminum
Oil
Ambassador
2 74 May
6%
Feb
Budget
9
9
300
874 July
1474
Jan
Jan
4%
Mills
class
Systems InC—
American
Business
American
Electronics
1,400
5 74
May
1774
Jan
Bunker Hill
6
May
174 Aug
11V2
Feb
Burma
1
82
83lA
75Q
7874 Jan
7%
10,200
4% May
474 Jun
American shares
414
414.....
100
4814
250
v
300
6
May
16%
5,100
3
May
7%
1
Feb
474
;.200
2
May
374
2% May
3374 Jun
474
Jan
4574
Feb
.
314
6,400
35%
3
3
100
!
35%
414
4%
13%
13
1414
14y8
Anglo American Exploration Ltd—4.75
Angostura-Wupperman
Corp
Co
Altex
Co
American
Associated
Sep
79
Feb
Canada
34
Mar
Canada
12%
.
.
Bread
Sep
43
Mar
96% May
103
Jun
Canadian Petrofina
1%
2 Va
1 ft
5
13,000
800
500
66,200'
3,700
4% Sep
300
1,800
374 May
3
May
413
474
Jan
1,000
64,900
174 Jun
2 74
July
1
74
4%
4%
4i5fl
4%
314
2
3%
2
614
—
314
'
—
;
lc
1
5p
;
—
Sewing Centers Inc
Radio
Automatic
—
Mfg
Inc
preferred—
Industrial
Corp
Collieries
Baldwin-Montrose
Common
Chemical—
.
Convertible
Jun
2874
Jun
14
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Baldwin Securities Corp
Ltd
Oil
Banff
Banner
Industries
Inc___.
7,200
Canadian
Carnation
Jun
18%
Jan
%
Jun
3%
Jan
May
23% Jan
3,800
1,200
8% May
5.74 Jun
1574 May
12% Jan
Carter
on"
7
Jun
.300
4%
674
Sep
3%
Jun
13 74
Feb
Feb
Jan
13 74 May
26% Mar
37
1,400
.,*'600
Barnes
Engineering
7 i3o
8 '
5774
Sep
5%
5%
5 %
Jan
Co
11%
40,400
•
" !il
4%
4
33/4
V-''
—
3
1
Jun
7
May
16%
Jan
3,900
13% May
353/8
Feb
May
19 %
May
18%
Jun
2%
2374
~
12%
1,200
10
11%
12%
700
10
1 Va
10,600
1
25c
45%
%
5,200
1
700
13%
12 %
4%
■.?
1
9
•
Shoe Corp
U
1
,
12%
:
——
i;:,
12
Bell
Telephone of Canada
Belock
Instrument
Watch
Photo
Berkey
Corp
Conine
5
50c
4
43%
_1
i
Inc
1
Bethlehem
*
Corp
(The)
Jun
Bickford's Inc
:
1
Bohack
•
.
'0V2 %
For
prior
Co
common
preferred
footnotes,
see page
Feb
100
33.
3,500
1,900
23%
6
2,800
6%
—
2%
50
20 %
4 %
400
23/4
13,600
7%
7%
4,400
14%
Jun
Feb
143/s
May
Sep,
Jan
<
Jan
33/8
Sep
3074
Feb
33/a May
5%
Jan
2
3%
Jan
May
"
7%
1
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
(H C)
10%
55%
% May
5% Jun
4%
:
■
Bloomfield Building Industries Inc—
Class A
10c
Feb
23/8
4
3
113/4
6
23%
23%
1
Corp
3% May
2,600
3Va
■
Birdsboro
Blauner's
700
6,Uuij
2%
2%
Apr
Jan
73/4 July
V4
10
9%
■
„
Jan
9% "
0
6%
6%
1
Berkshire Frocks Inc
Feb
46%
9
■
Jan
Jan
153/4
Sep
6%
21
90
r
:
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~~
5% May
4% May
6%
1,900
21
223/a
2,300
20%
Jun
89%
92%
310
89%
Sep
,•
6%
11
9:
43%
102
18,300
774 Jun
12 Va
17 74
t>,oUU
10 % May
21%
Feb
25% Aug
34 Va
Jan
3%
"3%
1,000
7774
79 Vz
1,300
77
10
1
Power
4%
Light
&
pfd
Corp common
Co
Co Ltd
^
10%
11
3%
3%
111
'
3%
Mar
Apr
Jan
May
Apr
Jun
7%
Apr
10%
Sep
1574
3% May
2,200
n
I,300
6%
Feb
Feb
8,300
770
6974 Aug
100
1
84 74
125
83
Jan
13
May
3/4
n
1674
26
1,600
16% '17
26
26%
32%
125
2574
Jun
33
125
30
Jun
6%
67/a
300
6 74 May
3%
4
1,700
3 % May
2.50
6 %
6 V2
100
574 Jun
lit
%
4,400
1
10c
lc
25c
*
.-10c
Corp
Inc
Corp
Development
Ltd
1%
% May
71
1
Jan
1
%
84
Consolidated
Feb
Jan
Mar
111
Jan
104
5,400
70
5
2
Christiana Oil Corp
114 Va
75% May
100
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Mining
4%
Sep
1
America
of
Chamberlin
3 %
5%
%
1
pref
3.50%
50
105
104
~3%
8 3/8
7%
83/a
23%
24%
U
7%
4,200
23%
300
Jun
Sep
19% May
1 %
1%
1%
4,000
% May
6
5%
6 Va
5,400
4% May
10%
Jun
14%
14 Va
16%
16,700
15%
15
17 Va
79,600
9 % May
12% May
17 Va
17%
19%
2,600
17
17
17 %
20,100
1,100
5 74 May
13%
Jun
75
■
Jan
May
86 74 May
24%
r
;
33
42
974
Feb
Mar
Feb
Feb
15
Jan
7
Jan
1U
Feb
13% Mar
25 Va
Sep
1%
Jan
9%
Apr
23% Mar
20% Mar
34%
Feb
19%
Apr
8
Jan
53/4
/.5%
6V0
lOVa
10%
2,500
1874
1
10%
9% Aug
Clark Controller Co
1
774
73/4
8 Va
2,U0i>
6% May
153,4 Mar
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
4% May
1074 Jan
Corp
1
Corporation
Clausner Hosiery
Co
—
5 %
5%
5%
13
Cohu
Caribbean
Electronics
Cooper-Jarrett
Oils
Jun
14
Jan
11
Jun
20
Feb
374
900
3
Aug
3 Va
3Va
3
200
3
Jun
Inc
1
-
13,500
&
Inc
Feb
100
13
13
.
1
*
Minerals—Is
1
Colonial Corp of America
50c
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
1
Commercial Metals Co
—5
Community Discount Centers Inc
10c
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
—50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
1
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
20c
Consolidated Royalty Oil
*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
10c
Construction Products class A
1
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A
50c
Continental Materials Corp
10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp-lOc
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
15
Coastal
2,100
11
10
Jan
Jan
22
8% Aug
6,100
0
9%
1%
Jun
1,400
5
4
45%
.
93/8
12 3/e
May
9%
v
Corp_.
Feb
3
4% May
10 74
Clopay Corporation
Club Aluminum Products Co
1,500
12
■!8
1%
Apr
July
8%
preferred—*
ord_2s 6d
1
& Co
Charter Oil
P
Jan
22 7-4
Jun
15%
preferred-*
$1.50 convertible preferred
*
Century Electric Co
10
Century Geophysical Corp
1
K
Jan
%
Jun
9 74
$1.40 series B convertible
Foil
%
1
5
1
of America
Central Securities
Chromalloy
774
May
4
15
15%
Jan
2,400
12
1
jun
4 74
50c
Corp
Co
Central Maine Power
Chief
Feb
1374 Mar
jun
5.50
W)
Corp
61
3 % May
400
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—__4
10,700
11%
25c
5%
Jan
3%
1
Bayview Oil Corp
Bearings
Inc
Benrus
>1
V14
1
—
Feb
1,000
Jan
8%
-
22
22
;
Jun
.9
474
8%
.
3%
'/
Jun
'
2
4%
:
.
3
874
1
Electronic
10% May
3% Jun
1,900
%
8%
50c
Bell
id v Feb
Jun
™
16 74
Apr
14 %
9%
300
"/o
1674
1
Co
(A M)
Cinerama
7% July
-
1,400
10%
.
10c
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
(A S)
200
4 74
6c
Ltd
Minerals
10%
6
300
7%
Feb
May
5% May
6.600
Central Hadley Corp
Clary
Baruch-Foster Corp
Beck
20,000
-/■
3%
10%
International
(J
Central
4,400
8
3%
10%
7%
Feb
9%
*f /4
3%
10 74
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B
5674
38 '%
8%
1
•
7il
4 74 May
10,400
Ltd partic pfd—10
Ltd
Javelin
Carolina Power & Light $5
Jun
3V2
3 74
28,900
Capital
Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
43
2,700
5.300
6
'2
5%
8%
700
7,400
2,000
.
Jan
774
Catalin
Feb
474
2% Jun
V,
Jan
31
.
5.4
Castle
Jan
4
7%
Sep
33% Mar
Jun
5% May
Feb
May
5%
Jan
Jun
5
22
Jan
9%
Sep
5% Sep /■'
3
1,200
Sep
7%
'
Husky Oil Ltd—
1
Industrial Gas Ltd——2.30
Canadian
9
19
13%
8% Aug
'
..
May
Feb
40
Feb
57/a
7 4
50c
Bargain Town USA Inc
30,500
6
53/4
59 Va
1% Mar
Aug
Jan
6 XB6
11%
_______10c
Construction
BarChris
3%
53/4
310
52 Va Mar
,,
*
33% July
Jun
74 May
£/8
*3
'
,
_50c
.
3
1
1
64% May
«*
Jun
8
1%
8
50c
17.600
11 Va
Jan
Mar
56
I
Mar»-
%
2
9%
618
lc
12%
49%
50
J
May
'
%
3,300
500
4
■■
*
10%
61
7,500
Canal-Randolph Corp
Sep
:
___!.
.
preferred
OO
150
2,900
Canaveral
77/b
3 74 May
6
--
1
34%
/
53,000
5
674
8/4
-
__1
51%
34%
Sep
8,600
26% Mar
May
1
%
C
Inc
51%
—
Jan
27%
17
38,700
{&
Clark Cable
Industries
63%
,
4%
17% May
7,200
v
3 li}
li30 Mar
B
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Baker
63 %
21%
1
1 ft
%
Circuit
ft
21%
Feb
Jan
Feb
%
Canadianwide Properties
674
--
6 >4
—5
——3
—
27%
22
374
16
3%
Canadian Williston
Feb
574 May
74 Aug
54
1
i-„
Corp
1%
25 Va
Jan
2,100
8,900
13 ;'8
■
—
__10c
___.
l'/a
25%
/
%
5%
8
1
153.8
%
3
12%
.„/«
8
?«?
5 V®
—1
com
Jun
9%
14%
10c
&
3% Jan
174
7
1
11 /f
7
,0
1
.
Co Inc.
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Non-voting non-cum
11
1
Corp
Sep
8%
9 Va
18%
16%c
Gas
Sep
% May
——_10c
Inc.—
Plastics
2,300
55,300
8% Mar
1% July
9%
Jan
Oil
Export
Aug
18 May
6 4
%
1
1,700
14%
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__l
Canadian
13
2 74 May
,
10 pesos
Atlas General Industries Inc
600
1%
•,
2 74
6,400
9
4514
28
1
4414
25
74
39%
Jun
2,800
1014
4
8/4
Consolidated
v
1014
9
3 4
17
.
2%
5%
9 /4
5%
9^
*
Corp
Mining &
Corp
—
110
2'/»
2%
%
4%
10c
Atlas Corp option warrants
Devices
26%
1,000
214
—t
74
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian
—
£1
del Golfo Sugar
Development
Jan
Feb
2314
3%
9
4414
25 Va
1
Research
6%
1874
_■_
—*
Corp.
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Jan
11
74 May
3% July
■;
—*
Canadian Marconi
Feb
Financial
1174 Mar
Inc—
Ltd
Co
29,7u0
...
Jun
2214
1
10% Mar
May
7% Jun
5 Va
10 %
5
Ltd
Co
Cement
28%
Labs
Testing
common
Inc
26%
Atco Chemical Industrial Products—10c
Ayrshire
9
May
3274 Jm
Campbell Machines
__
__1
1%
*
*
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
27
9%
Avis
Apr
4 74 Mar
Feb
America
of
Apr
Jan
17'a
4%
■MO*
10c
Mar
_40c
5
1
A
98
3314 c
Avien
10
Jun
2% May
2 7V
1,000
8,UuO
.Class
27
1
100
1,400
Records
7 74 May
Inc
Aurora
Cameo-Parkway
9274 July
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Audio
Feb
29,600
deposit rets regular
Laundries
Associated
Atlas
Feb
19%
16
Associated Food Stores Inc
Atlas
17%
May
13%
Baby Services Inc__
Electric
Industries—
Associated
Atlantica
1174 Sep
12
1374
-
53/4
6,900
Insurance
Fire
pfd—100
Oil Corp Ltd__
Associated
Atlantic
Feb
Jun
Arrow Electronics Inci
Atico
Jan
Aug
1
5%
50
50
'-50
3
>-4
9%
ft
Power
7%
com.
1374 July
19
400
9'/a
preferred
$2.50 preferred
6%
preferred
400
preferred
11% Sep
3,200
10%
Va
$3.00
Camden
5%
12
Electric
California
600
?%
12%
4514
41.14
474
3474
2214
Aluminum
35c convertible
Feb
12%
8V2
Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
1,000
1,600
260
2.50
Sep
1574
10 Va
i3o
Enterprises
314
914
96.
pfd-100
374
Jun
c
Cabol
2914
warrants
Mar
8
May
11%
1
3%
4.72%
Power & Light
&
29 % Mar
12% May
12
50c
1
9V4
9474
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
17 74 May
5
BV*
Corp
2814
Inc
29% Mar
7
2.50,
Inc
3%
914
96
.——1/
_5
Jan
Jun
21%
100
ord shares__3c 6d
Son Inc
&
2814
1
Co
Jan
15 Va
1,800
~6% ~7
6%
25c
P)
Shoe
Co
10%
8 74 May
1
Inc
(J
50c
Chemical
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 414%
Astrex
Butler's
BVD
--
5% Sep
May
;
3% May
.v
—9
Company—
22 74
Anthony Pools Inc
Asamera
Co.
&
Burroughs
700
1514
,2%
~,%
,12
4214
1
20c.
-
Chemical & Film
24
Feb
Sep
474
500
-450
—
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs.3.45
Arnold
Burnell
18 74 Mar
1074 Jun
5,000
•
—
674 Mar
4% July
9,200
'
__
1
4
600
Jan
7%
; ' 414 - 414
Writing'Paper..,—_5
- 24
»24V» — Post Products—11% V.»r 1114 1L%—
-
18,000
Ltd—
Sep
254
__
Andrea Radio Corp
107/B
Jan
2,300
2%
50c
:
22,200
4
33/4
10 Va
Jan
4%
214
7.14
£1
.
5%
5%
5/ir
3%
10
dep rets
Mills Ltd—
American
Armour
Jan
4
Manufacturing Co
12.50
American Petrofina Inc. class .A——,474
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
13
American Thread 5%
preferred
5
Arkansas
874 Mar
65%
Jun
214
714
American
Argus
8574 May
7% Aug
4
1
American MARC Inc
Ansul
43%
Feb
Plan—
(The)
Mines
American
6% Feb
214
*
Inc
American Israeli Paper
Anken
Buell
1,300
46%
1774
2% Jun
serial preferred
Industries Inc
6%
Jan
1774 Mar
674
Aluminum——25c
American-Internatl
Anchor
9%
874 Jun
9 1/0
46%
Feb
14% July
2,000
.__62%0
—
7%
6%
__
8%
9,800
B—
Common
9
20
American Book Co
800
15%
10
Ltd
Finance
7%
6%
1
Corp
Beverage
American
8%
15%
30o
—
preferred
Bruck
9
614
Feb
8ft
7% May
7% July
8%
8%
7%
4,800
614
Feb
15%
10a
7%
3%
9%
Jun
Mar
10s
Mar
314
$3.75 pfd-10Q
1
Corp
Jan
9
314
9flA
36
1,900
1
Corp
Trif»
Alcpn
2574 May
23%
—
Class B common.^
1
Alloys Unlimited Inc—
3,600
25c
B S F Company
5
27%
233/8
974 Mar
'600
Jan
27%
23%
6%
5,400
3
Feb
374 May
714
39%
100
774 Aug
9%.
774
2074 Aug
118 May
233/4
200
9
35
30%
500
23%
814
714
Jun
525
23%
8
914
14% May
45,300
1
8
714
Sep
Jan
2%
Brown Forman Distillers cl A com—30c
7,700
6,200
5,600
3
10c
Apr
674
2174
Jan
3%
514
514
50c
Inc—
Co
Corp—
21
4%
V
Jan
Ltd—
Co
60c convertible preferred..
Allied
45
35
Aug
514
Jun
Jan
Feb
2%
9
Jun
Jan
2%
Jun
2074
10 Va
3%
474
10
2% Sep
Jan
6
1%
3,200
8'/a
July
3%
24,500
19 74
1% May
—*
rets ord reg—_£1
dep
514
common__l
convertible preferred
—
dep rets ord registered.
British Columbia Power—
314
474
£1%
class A
2%
10
Brown Company
54
3% May
3
2674 May
21
Sep
15%
474
American Tobacco—
1
700
700
Jun
11% May
400
5,600
34
Ml
27%
Co—.—
Amer
6 74 Mar
Jun
-
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
49
50O
High
Jan
82
Sep
Juiy
9%
.1
5%
—
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
514%
13 74
Sep
2%
9%
_•
Manufacturing Co
10c
Co
Properties Inc
Corp warrants
Airlines Inc
Tire & Rubber
Alliance
91
Jan
"2%
Brilio
1
American Engineering
All-State
5,800
2474 Mar
6a
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs__
All
14
1374 May
8674
80
100
•
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
British
7,900
41%
40
1
Brazilian Traction Light St Pow ord
Corp
Bridgeport Gas Co
Breeze
Amer
100
Airlines Inc_
Alaska
13%
1614
90
1314
„
10
common
preferred
5 %
1614
8914
__
preferred—100
4.20%
Power
40
2\
8%
13%
274
i__—______l
w
common
2
Low
274
13%
27a
274
—1
High
7%
13%
20c
Brandy wine Raceway Assn
New
8
—_1
10c
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Airport Parking Corp of America—
Alabama
Low.
*Vz May
5%
Feb
4% Mar
1
Jan
574
7,700
374 May
Feb
4%
10 34
4%
23,100
14% May
38%
1974
20%
Jan
19%
20%
Jan
2,100
13% May
4%
'4%
100
-4% May
"l%
1%
1%
6,600
35%
34%
5
■
36
8
5%
6,100
4%
4%
1,400
Sep
Jun
28
600
4%
1%
1,100
8
8
4%
15%
15
15
7%
Sep
474 Jun
Jun
4%
8%
37 a
44%
Jan
Jan
Jan
17 74 Mar
127 s
6
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
674
674
15,700
3% May
18%
18%
1,400
17% July
""}}
i9o
%
900
3%
4%
10,500
2% May
573
3%
8%
1,000
7% May
Feb
8%
11%
8 74
174
1%
1%
Aug
iy8
1% May
4 74
Jan
674
1%
~8
1%
874
600
li
13,800
1,500
8
%
.»
Jun
Jun
5% May
5
July
5% May
24 Vs
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
103a Mar
6% Feb
1
5%
~5T4
"774
1
16
Feb
5%
~7%
700
174
II,900
1
May
274
42,700
5 4
May
11%
19% May
"774
25%
Jan
9%
Feb
6%
"5%
2,500
4%
Jun
Jan
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle .%}. Monday, September
24, 1962
(1266)
EXCHANGE (Range
AMERICAN
'
Bange'
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sale Priee
American Stock Exchange
«
Par
Corroon
Reynolds common——.
1
$1 preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corpi.
—.—1.50
i
t.
Crane Carrier
Industries
6'
(ord reg)—fil -f;
——1
Inc (Del)—50o
Creole Petroleum Corp'.u— a
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
i
*
17
8
21
Jun
9% Jan
11% Feb
5%
5
May;
..
i
<
\
;
Crose, United
...
-
...
;
j
4%
14'
Class
,
B
common..;
500
10
5%
2% Jun
2,100
5
11%
10
10W
10,800
100.
8
8
12%
12%
12
8
-6,100,
13 %
12%
12%
J/4
Aug
7% Jun
May
9
';
.
16
.9
May;
9% May
300
General
Plywqod Corporation-
_
6V2
Daryl Industries Inc..:
Davega
5%
Stores Corp common
preferred.
V
50c
2.50
_20
:
Davidson Brothers Inc
;
a
Dejay
Stores.—
.
8% debenture stock________
Desiltt1 Productions.Ine—_,
v
11%
~8
l ;
Gasket & Manufacturing
_1:
Oils
1%
Feb
Max
Gilbert IA
Gilchrist
:
c
-.?.2%"
2%
«
1,600
.
5001
8.8QQ L
Jj
May
.,13ft.
Sep,
*'V
6% May;
■
■
14,600:
..3,800; yy
2%
100
.
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G)
Co-—
Distilleries
1
.v
-
<
Ltd—
Jewelry -class
Diversey Corp—
Dixilyn Corp class A
Dominion
Steel &
Dominion Tar
Dotr-Oliver
Inc.
Dorsey
1%
1%
11%
-
22,900
.
Industries -Inc
r7%1 ~8 .<
15%
15%
12%
13 y4
14%
3,900
1
"7%
~7V8
~7%
1,300
•
34 Vi
34%
38%
10,600
5
14%
14%
16%
18,600
1
8%
8%
9%
2,100
Co
2%
.*
29%
29%
10q
:
2%
12%
30
..v
:
——
-
Industries
Haven
4%. Jan
'
Inc-
10c
Hazel Bishop Inc.:
15% Feb,
Hecla
Eastern
AIt
Devices' Inc__
Co
Eastern Can
.
Edo
1
;
A
Electro-Voice Inc
^20c
•.
;
2%
5V8
-t-
2%
,
50
17
173
^
4%
Electronic. Assistance
_1
15%
ii%
16%
13%
13%
15%
1.
4A
1
•.
6%
,1
14%
;
_2
s.__
—i
1
Corp
8
.
4.%
;
lOo
:
Electronic Conununications ■;
:
1
Electronic- Research'Associates -Inc—100
15
4
.
15%.
:
5%.
,19
Hoe
Sep "•
12%
...2,200
Jun<
24 y4
5%
19%
5%
5%
5%
1,300
Electronics COrp of America—
1
-6%
6%
El-Tronics
•
2%
2,100
2% Sep
3,200
4
Emenee
6%
3%
3%
3%:
v
32%
1
Inc;
Emery Air Freight Corp—Empire District Electric 5%
_-20c
pfd-_„100
102
Equity Corp common..
_ioc
•$2 convertible- preferred^.4
Corp common—__1
6% j, cum 1st preferred;i_
__io
3
„
,
.3
''
3%
45%
45
5%
•
-_-l
3%
7%
Eureka
*
Corporation Ltd——!
Evans Rule
or
t 7%
/"
Inc.,———'
8%
<
..I 500
;
700
V
Jun
:
Home
.
400
100%
Sep
5
Jan
-
-
55%
Jun
2% Sep
500
3
r
Co
Finance
-
May
4% Jun
6% Jun;.
5
Jan
Corp
y8
f A
6%
'400
4%
4%
4%
8%
5,700
6%
1
4,400
Plasties
FUmways
8c
Lie
7% Jao
.17% Jan
15M» Jan
5% Feb
8%
Sep
•*JHly
V;
28%
1%
lft
._l
2%
2%
7%
8%
700
4%
4%
6,100
8
8y4
900
„
5
—
5
15%
15%
8
2.50
16%
Flying Tiger Line Inc__—
•
;
1
13%
"
'6%
/
:
Co
footnotes^
1%
5%
3,000
11%
-
13%
15»/4
*
3%
-
"
' 6%
138 '
6%
*3%
,3%*
5%
5%
4%
4%
4%"
5
31%
31%
1.
—
see page
33.
32%
•
13
May
in% May
400
16,300 '
*175
July
1% Jun
4% Jun
6,700
17%
Jun
3% Jun
11
2,500
5%
10c
Friendly Frost Inc—
^or
100
137
Fotrchromo Inc
Frebiill^The) Company
<900
16%
„•
1_.
3%
liy2
11%
—-
1
Ford Motor of Canada,—
,
'
4,400
iy4
5%
Fischer & p°rter Co
1
Fishman (M H) Co Inc.———1
7
sy4May
July
116
1,000
*,
6% Sep
3,200
2% Jun /
"" 900
1,700
300
~
Feb
Jan
Jan
Apr
1% Jan
4
Jan
14% Jan
8
Mar
9% Aug
4% Jun
7"% Aug
4% May
13y8 May
1,500
,
3>/4
—
1%
Firth-Sterling Inc_^___
5%
liya
3y4<
ioc
15,700
16
8%
7%
9%
31%
4y4May
23
Jun
1% May
2y4 May
6,900
7%
1
common.
(Geo A)
IIS
47/8
Inc
33 y4
35%:
25 y4
2ovs
i
10 %
,
'••4%-
y
13%
(The).
——;
■
J
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.
•
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.
•
1
/
_10c
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Magnetics Corp
r.
6%
Homes
Co of
<
9,300
4%
5Vs
•
•
40%
25c
4y4
-
90
1
1
30% Jan
International
Products
5
9%
Jan
6% Jan
13
Jan
40% Feb
Products——j—1
Company"—___—___33y3C
5%:
(N: Y.)
—
...
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90^
Ipcoi HospitaL Supply?
Irving Air Chute
pfd._J.00
CorpL<___Ji„l
— „____
Israel-American Oil Corp.
.
cl A'__5 '•«'
1
—10c
•
4
J/4
600
Feb
3 V*
300
8%
5%-
-
3,400
9%
5%
27/a
86
9%
19-4
*
"
•.
.
ft
.
3
-
86 Va
10%
800
1,000
2,000
20
<9,700
Jan
Jan
■
Jan
8%
r12
6% May
v
Jan
Jun
92
Sep
7
Feb
4
7% Mar
Aug
35%
15 y4 May
7 7/8
Jun.
4
Jan
Feb
Mar
107
7%
Jun
'
Jan
39%
Jun
28
.
14%
Jun
65%
500
-
Jan
497/b
17
.
3y2 May
3,000
5,300
2,700
83%
4y4
■
July.
...
83%
500
-
-
5* i4%-;«15*T.
.} -< 1
.< ' 9%
It#
Jan
8%
Jun
28%
-
;
15,
2y8
1
Jan
Jan
107/8
Jun
3Va
i-
*8%
Royalty-
36-
;•
28'/4
3 Vs.
Investors
Jan
157/8
Jun
11%
4y8
28V4
Intex' Oil<
Feb.
Jun
14'/4
6% May
.,
8,800
-
20 8V2
80
-4y4
Corp..—...
?
3%
Feb
Mar
26
14% Jun
220
-
5Va
aVa
- •
80 Va
Inc
Holdings
Investors1 Funding:Corp
7
Jan
Apr
Apr
-
"v
5ya May;. ;
4ya May
;
~
,
6%
5
19
International
inteinatmnal;. Stretch
,
,
1,700
8 V2
92
4y2
8%
5
0an
42Va
101%
-« 33%
,'";.9%
Jun
< 22%
Jun.,'
< 21%
< 34
May
28%
Jun .,;.
'4 <
May :
9,500
I27/e
4V4
19
International Breweries
Jan
Aug
Jan
Jan
y'
—
8
9% Feb
16%
15%
160
11%
24%
3,100
41
12%
8
1
-4,900
7 ft-
6%
12%
:50c
America
<<
J
__
...1
North
>
'16%
16 y2
s
700
-
Mar
36
<190 < Feb
„
May
VA,- May;
2,000
-
90V4
4%
...
Corp
26.
"
7*/s
v> 47/a
40y2
Inland
Jun
Jan
.<15% Feb
14»/4 Mar
-,
'
Imperial
•__»
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.——
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Independent Telephone Corp...
_i__l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd
100
Insurance
500
,6% " '
-
18%'Jun
90% July
700; < .; 1.3.
.1%
;
15%
6
7ft
:
,
">
Apr
Apr
18% Mar
'
36,Too
-
2%
44%
.8% May r
26%,Mayv.7;•;<
"
14%
.
—£1
Corp
.3%
••
6%
.
6
.
dep rcts ord reg.
OH (Canada)
Industrial Plywood Co Inc.
Inland Credit Corp class A
6% Feb
21
Feb
3% Feb
3
<
"
:
-
11% May
< 8% Jun
j7
6%. July
1% Jan
25% Jan
»
20 Va
iy4 July
5% Sep
Jun
-
:
<
.-
29 V4
i.ioo'I
I
17% ~
< 17%
Imperial Chemical Industries-^American
400
18»/4
Sep
Sep
3% Jan
-.-
:
Jun
16%
200
v
,
14% Mar
;
&.Jun
.
.
32%
•3
;
33Vic
•
j;
!
ii^II
18'%
5
9% Apr
4% Sep
Jun
M
;
r
1,^1^0-
"4%
4%
7% Sep
2 V4 May -,,
7% Sep ;
;;4% Aug}/-
0
6,000
14%
•
.
7,500<
:
;<
:
v
.
p800 "
.
7<<15% Jan/
.
May
;< 18% Jan
10% Sep
3% May/ • Vs-' 6% J;an
26% Jan
13% Sep A / 5% Jun
v
12% Feb
"
-
2.50
21% Mar
:
31%
Inc———^_1
Indus Electronic Hardware1
4% Jun
27
I
1.0
Mar
12
.
3,500
7,400
;
.:
;
7% May
13% Sep
SVaMar '
102
"/'-i.
31%
i.
Manufacturing
:
"1,400'
40" <
; 9.6%... i:.
"4%
;•
B -common-_i_
Hydromatics
Jun
.
;
com_i._5
A
<
-19
■
COL—2.50
Tnc class
l,<iuO
.
13%
11%
10%
27%..
-:2QV*/ <20%
<: 96%
Hudson & Manhattan Corp class A—10
Hudson Vitamin,; Products, Inc__
Hycon
12% July
47% Jan
.<
.; ; -.
< 1,500
7%
10%-' I, -9%.
27%
27%
*
v___-i.____l00
.—s
■
2,200
;
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127/s
■
J
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6 %
13
—1
.
< 3,000
2,400
34%
.34%
300
■•••
,
400..
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1.7%...
1%
1% ;
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*.
-
5>/4
17%
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.
v
400
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Vs
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.
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7%
■
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14%.-
13%
-
5%
2.50
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2%;
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5%
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300
..
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6
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6%
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22'
6.900
...
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14 Va
97/b
•
.10% :
1.25-
•».
5% .preferred-.
Hoskins:
1,000..
4% :; 10,500
4%>
-
< 13%
-—1
13%
13%
-
'
(Geo -A) & Oo_—
Horn. & Hardari Baking. Co—1
&- Hardart
Sep
9% Sep
-,u'Uv
11%.
13%
10%
_10C
-10c
eommon
class
9,600
.
Feb
15%
10 y4 -Jun
r
:
12%
May
Feb
—
-L-
-
16,800
;
.
Jan
13% Mar
5 y8
.
} Feb
HoWell Electric, Motbrs' Co—-—
-
«V Jan.*.
,11% Jan
5% Jun
3% Aug
1,600
2%
convertible preferred
Warrants
FuUer
29
1
Chemicals
City Enterprises.
7,300
16(200
10c
Corp
U /
-1V2
5ya May
800
15%
•& Sep
40
Class; B.--—
m
>-
Jan
13% Mar
6% July :•
4
May .
1,400
5y8
1
60c
Forest
73/4
3%
5
28%
25c
Financial General Corp—
—lOc
First National Realty & Construction
Corp
7
3%
'
5
1
Federated Purchaser class A
Fields
3%
_l,50
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo. 0118-Ltd
Felmont Petroleum
7y8
1
—,—
Fairmont Chemical.Co
Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co..
14%
10 %;
J.an
9% Mar
Jun
9,200
,
5%-
11%
'
•
80
.0 Honnei
Horn
7% Feb
.
7 % Aug
;■
13,400
7%.
.
5% Mar
6 Va May
y4 May.
.
Mar
106
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrdde Food Products
Fabrex
7
5%
,
1,500
•
"%
"ft
7V8 --
1,600
.
Jan
77
2% May.
4% sep
-
Feb
14%
7
.
,
.
Jun
Group Inc_——
Home iOil Co. Ltd
-;.C
:
3% Jan
y
?%~May
5,500
3%
;
10c
3
,
7%..
3%
1
Exquisite Form Indus
*
7%
Jan
39% M«r ^ >"
-
Jun
42
400
.
Holophane
6%
'
5
7%.
'
"3%
25c
Co_'_.
5%
4%;
2%
—
V
5%
,
Jan
1,300
4%'
T%.
.
May
Hofmanh Industries Tnc
Jan
3V8
24%
Jun
6% May
63% May
.
"900
y
7%
I'
16
500
Apr
20% Aug
12% Mar
July
.—
-a-—
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation: _i
Holly. Stores -Inc—
5
74%.
•
98.
6,800
4%
«■.
7*%
Esquire'^ Inc
—1
Esquire Radio & 'Etectronics—10c
Essex; Chemical
Corp-——
—1
'
—1
International
9%
;
28% Jun ;
2,900
40
21,700
< 300
2%
2%
4%
1
,
A
Hoffman
8% Jan
.
Jun
2ya May
•.<_
104%
'•i,
y
1,700
:
32%
102
i
r2%
1.
Manufacturing Co-_-_
;•
Espey-Mfg &c Eletetrohics--——
2%
31%
;
,
Erie* Forge. & Steel
Ero
V:
4%May
4% Jun;
2,000
6%.
2%.
17%-,
/
Corp—
Emerton
7%
Inc,
Class
Feb
Co Ii^c
&
10y« Jan
Jun
15
16,100
21%;
73%
100
.
7ys
28 y2
.
11% May
5% May
.
-
I:
18
6% July
7%.Jun
.
1,700
,
-
4% Reb
•
3% May
:.
U
11,200
.
10%
"warrahts"_-_--_
Hotels
-46%.: Jan-
;
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S i,
4,500
7-
5%
_50c
•
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'
.
18
Payne Tnc—
9% Jan
32% Feb '
4% Jun
.6.%. y. 1.000
19%
"
8%
~4%
—10
Hilton
■
Jun!
97
Supermarkets ' Inc
Hill's
8% July
13% Jan "
<
•
< 71
convertible preferred.
20% Jan
20
•
2,000
19%
7%
"
"
4
25c
-50c
16%
:
;
'
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»
9,100
SVa~
25%
,
Higbie • Manufacturing Co__
Highway Trailer- Ind Inc new_:
July
1% Jan
•
2,9oJ
-
-
1
Jan
15% Apr
12-' IJutt' "v:. 23;
Jan;.
20« Jun".
< 44 % .Mar
_100
—
Hercules Galion Products Ihc—
22% Jan
< 1,400
-
14%
Henderson's .Portion'Pak Inc
Sep
'§
5%
Electronic Specialty Co-——
Electronic & Missile" Facilities—^
Helmerich &
Feb
< 14% Sep
23.400
15%.
14%
y
-
'
800
.
-«
<'" "% Jun
■
800
6%
6%
14%
""
9,600
4,800
"
May
14% Jun
8VW May
13,400
W
.
'
30% Mar
Feb
165
Feb
180 ':
140
•
'
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.6%- Jan
,
;,
pfd.-__. _100
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preferred
>
y
73%
Corp
(W E)
A%
Feb
53
Jun
155
Heller
13% Feb
15% Jun :
-,1,200
10
Heli-Coii
7% Feb
<
36
1,400
.
_
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Jun
7% Jun 7
Jun
_..400
850,
18
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1-73
.
2%
300
.
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1
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50
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y
<.
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Ltd——
Electregraphic
'y -2%
1
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Elder-Peel
.
class
Eastern Company
Eastern Freightways* Inc.
Eastern States Corp commoni..
$7 preferred series A.
$6 -preferred series B
Echlin Manufacturing Co_-_-
16
18
Helena Rubenstein Inc_—
'
6Va Aug
12
:
Jun
<?'!■. % Aug
v
<
2Va
•
800
15.400
16%
Co_:
1,500
-
-
; 129,200
4%
—.
Instruments
-
ft
33%'
Mining Co
Heinicke
4%
io.y2
_l0c y
v
.
25% L
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc__50c
...
•
33%
:
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.
•
7%
4%
2^';
10c
-
--
2%
14%
-7%
-
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.
-
23%
1
Lithographing Co_
•
'%
29% '
;
15% Jan
10.%;. Apr
'
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.1%<jun..*;; J,;::- 2.% Apr
May
3%. July»
-
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5%,*Mayi.
.•5"-;.Feby
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i'J.% '5- \ Jan
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24
^ Jun*
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1,200
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12
May 4 "' 16 - Jan
35% May i; 41 *: Mar
^4. Tim-: y
2Sep • ' 5% Jan
23%
'
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;, <
8%May^
„
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m""V-;
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May
1%. Ape
6-%'«
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.
,
35% Aug
8 Ve
1W .ft
1300
-
3%
4%,
.
Feb
s<31 %'Mar?
H % May
y<%<
6%
237/b
,
1,600
v
12—
v.*
.21/8-
17%
Harvey's Stores class -A
Hastings Mfg
Havana
12
'4%
.
8%—
•: 7-
---%.
L2%-
15% Feb
; 18% jun i v - .28 % .Apr.
6.
Aug ;vv
21% Mar
700..
2%.
"3%
,
-
>■;; f
.
17»/4 Mar
.
6--' V - '-60 r6O0
>6%
7/s;
16%. Jan
.
-
-.
Jun
;;
49,100
-
y.,;
10
Harvey Radio Co Inc
July
27%, Jun
1,700
4%v
<-4
-
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_25
—1
Jan
13
;>i3 % ^Jiin r<?
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if
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•
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Feb
35
Jun
12%
700
1,300
21%
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;
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22
v
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.
29%
Jun
5%
1,000
'
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.
..
4%
.
25c
_i
-
.. -
10% Jun
-
3,100
-
y
9%
iov2
Harnischfeger Corp
10% Apr
34
Mar
May
8
Corporation
Hartfield
Apr
4% Aug
Jun
1% May
6,600
40,300
14'/a..
Sep
Feb
5%
23% May
*.
.4%
■
_2
Hartford Electrlc Light————
6% May.
:
1,300.
.
2%
12%
-
8,800
;
2V4
1
3
Harn
13% Jan
Jun;
2
1,200
8»/4
:
17%
20
Jun
3%
3
8%
1
Feb
103% Jan
99
Apr
'
,-
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•
-
-100
-•
-
3%
20 Va
■i
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C .1%
;
1,400
10d',<'
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C6rp«i
Hall Lamp Co
>;>•• -15% Sep
8-lV Jan»-
10,400
19%-
21%
:
21
4
/
'
Hamilton Electro Corp—
Hardeman
(Paul) Inc
9% May
45
Jun
8% May
10s
150
.
Corp
Dynalectron
Dynamics Corp of' America
15%
H St R"American
17% Apr
Mar
6% Jun
27%
1
Driver
Harris
17% Mar
14%
y
yv7 %;yK« ya^-AjRa-.:
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12% Jun
-
33%-
1%
7%
-
—I
H
43
9% May
Drilling & Exploration Co
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Duro Test Corp
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co_
11% Mar
Jun
36
18%
8%
21%
;
i
porp—il«-1«
;;;.y
6,900
"
33 y4
%
-,r
20% Mar
Jun,
13% May
10% Jun
100.
1,700
32.50
'
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-
11,400-
-
ilvu
2%
—•
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Sep
10%
-10% May.
4,900
12%"
17%
8%
l9c
com—
4%
27 ■•"'
-100^ May
94y4. Jun
v
>6%^
-6%.-
'
Gulton Industries Inc_——i_—I——'-..1^
25% Jan
July
Jan
15 % Max
Mar
300
...
19%;
__——
Gulf A Western
14% Jan
7% Jun
500,
16%
15%
16
11%
IJLV2'
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--
Gulf States Land & Industries-l——50c ?
3% Mar
,i
Warrants
Gulf* American Land
<
i
14%
l
*
.
Griesedieek Company^;—_L—l"'
Grocery Storfes' ProdUcts'—i—--5
Grow Corp (The)
—10c
.12% Feb
.
»:
<
y, jua>
33,b00
-
18%
~1%
Gridoil Freehold^ Leases—i_—
6ft May
Sep
9% May
1% Jun
<%
?6;9fc: i>rbferred 'series A„,i—_l3o -■
Greer Hydraulics --t_-_J_i_—y—_60c <
5% Jan
8% May
.
17
7.50
common
(The) Corp
Corp.
Draper
3,500
12%
•
preferred
$2
1%
11%
Coal ord stqckL__—• •<■
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Dominion Textile
1,500.
•
4
-2%
conv.
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&
y
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9%
1
:
.
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Dominion Bridge Co Ltd-.
4ft
300
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•
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1
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1
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1
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,
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reg
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.
15%
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,
--1
Guerdon
Distillers Co
Jan
2%
11% July
>
7% Feb
.
-
<
Rowling Corpi—
I
GrSat 1 Lakes' 'Chemioal Corp—_c_l
5% Jan,
v
y
12
;v;,
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3 irS
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4.000
---
16 V4
:v
11
;
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6% Jan y
f
6% May
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y< 7
-
-
14%
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;
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;
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■
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;;3
Mar
May—; '
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Sep
14 ; Aug
JL-ivi
'f—- i.eJOO 10%-May. y
/13% Mar
14%
15% —16,900
7 — Jun - ' < >' 17
Feb
11%
•
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1% Jan
13»/2
Goodman Manufacturing Co—4-^-16%'
Goodway Printing. Co Inc_^
—?
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12% Jan
T
»
b, <u0
Jan
•■■<:< 98
Apr
5% Jun
1% May
8
500
10%
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Gordon
...
3% Jun.;?
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•
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29 %
er
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13%* Feb
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Jan » <
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12
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r,
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2%
.
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.
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July
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..
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1
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(Adolf): Inc-i-
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'
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.
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--10
.
9%--
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;
3%
5.
....
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12,600
-
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;
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800
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•
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—1
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12% Jan
Jun
5% Jim
.-2400. —18.4 .Aug.it:.
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■
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-
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1,400
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Dilberfe's Quality Supermkts com__10c j
r 1% '1st preferred
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140
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;
2,200
-
-
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18 %
.
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.
11
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Devoiu-Palmer
800
29%
29%
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5
100
_
2,500
-
-
5%.
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—
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~S
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:
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:
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L<; —1
:
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•
5% Apr
7
Jan
-
-
3J/a
.
9% Jan
—
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.
35.
com^_20e
_
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~I%
'i-Va
"1%
.
2
-
8
-
15% Mar
.4%.May;
''■'yy 3% Sep >-<
5,900
-
<
•
1
Day Mines Inc..—_a____„___a
Dayco .Corp class A. pref
5
-■
26%
3,800;
6V2 '!;• 6%
s /v
-.
-3%<
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Globe Security Systems,. Inc——.
Globe Union Co Inc-———
50o
Jun
•
l.oOO"
•
4%
1%
•
1
Corp_-
Stores
Glerimore
.—
8
1,300
28%
•\4VA
8
.
—1
Glass Tlte Industries Inc_
Daitch. Crystal Dairies—
12%
11%
V.. 28%.
~4%;
|[,» ;■
Georgia Power $5 preferred
—
III?
$4.60 preferred —
t
-50c
Gianninl Controls. Corp
;——
Feb
21
.
26%
I
Genung's Incorporated
General
.
5% Jan
8
Feb
.
.
High
\
■
1
7% Mar
17% Jan
Mayf
2.300
/
Low
93
dep rots ord reg—— _-£l
5
General Fireproofing ——:
_-_l
General Foam. Corp—u,
i
-2.50:
General Gas Corp—4—:
8% Jan
-
—1
t
-
2%
.
,
-American
5% Jan
-
5% May
3% Aug : y
6
2%
5%
Cutter Laboratories class A common—I
<<
f
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500
1,800
4%
14%
4%
2 V2
__
«
600
1
<
7^'
6%
'
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Crqwn: Central Petroleum (Md)
—5
Crown Drug Co—
1—;
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co—
10c
Cubic Corporation
•
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A_.
v
2%
2%
'
6%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
General Electric Co
10^ Feb
■
i.__;—25o
1
Co
Industries
&
Crown tAluminum
*
;
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.
Corp..
Crowley Milner
11% <
»
common
General Development Corp—
-
ux; •,
*
Co
General Builders Corp.;——
Feb
43
May
4% Aug
300
„
2% Jan
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30
6,300
Power
IlOO
preferred ——
—
Gellman Mfg Co
1
General Acceptance "wts"
;—
General Alloys Co—
— Z"-l
1
General Battery 85 Ceramic Corp.
Jan
11% Mar
v
9,000
34%
Sales
5 %
7% Feb
,6% July
300
7%.1%
1V2
34
34 y4
*•.
Feb
2,900
Low
1
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Garan
Gatineau
<
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4% Jan-
7%
~5
—1
Jan
Jun
900
6W
7
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;
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G
20
300
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Cott Bottling Co -of Hew England——1 ®<
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for Week
of Prices
Feb
16% Jan
ay4 Sep
20
20
20
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Par
16%
him mm-'
—
American dep receipts
Cox Instruments Qorp_
1
18
15% Aug
8W.^9y«
8%
u
*—5
.—
&
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
July
15
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd ci A voting—•
/• - Class B non-voting
—
•
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Range Since Jan.
'■<<: Low
}<:
High
Low
Friday
for Week
Shares
<
for Week Ended September 2 1)
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan
7%
2% Jun
10
5% July
Anr
Aug
'
5V» Jun/.
12
-May.:
2%. Jan
80% Jan
8%
-
-
8% Mar
23 y2
3y8
Jan
Feb
88
Sep
11
Aug
l,2oJ
2x
Va
Aug
10% Jun
26% Mar
12,800
A July
ft Mar
Number 6197
156
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1267)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
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Jeannette
Glass
Lake
Series
B
Jetronic
Low
.4
7
1
Corp.
warrants
7
.
2
—
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Inc
10 Va
4 '/*
11.0J0
2 %
8%
9
5%
7
6
•
Apr
6%
Jan
Jun
l7/a
2%
;
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1,700
2% }
3,100
2
5 V* ':
4,^o0
2%
■
,
6%
Mt
Feb
Jun
4U
5%
Jan
12
Industries
Movie
Kaiser
Industries
".y
_——4
6
6
-.50c
Corp
2
vita
(D) & Company—
.',34'.
Electh^
Kansas Gas
Katz
Company—!—————1
■Kaufman 3c Broad Bldg Co—
1Kavanau. Corp-~-^t-————«-l
16«/2
Drug
Chemical
Kawecki
*
pid—IpO
%
Co.—*-u
6
!
38,500
•
12%
13 Va
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class
Inc
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc—__
—:
1
Ki'dde ' (Walter). SiCo^_2.&0;
.'
12 %
Kilembe- Copper Cobalt Ltd.————1
Kih-Ark Oil Company _i_—-—i—-10c
1
800 '
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Kingston
-----1.25
———1
Products-----
,
1% r
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Kinney "Service Corp
—:—1
Kirby Petroleum, Ooi-i—a-—
ivy*
171/4
28 %
28%
30
Kirkeby-Natus
16
16
A
Kirkland
Minerals Corp Ltd
Kleer-Vu
Industries' Inc__,
Klein
(S)
Klelnert
Klion: (H
Inc-:--^-^i^i
L)
Hotels
Knott
Corp
-
Jun
V\
Apr
"7>
18%
5%
t oO
"6% '
Kostin
Corp
.—7.50
—__—
13
13
1P%
1P%
1%
1%
5Va
"5%
^',7.
-33 %c
(The) .Corp class A—
(The) Forge Co
1__
Kulka Smith Electronics Corp.
-
!--10c
Jan
1,300
4 u/4
"4%
4%
5
7
7
7%
800
4%
29 Va
11
11%
'
1,300
8 % May
42%
41
'43 Va
.7
2,700
223/4 July
1,400
3% May
13%
,^6%
6 Va
Milling__3
77%
•'"57
7%
5;"
1
8%
'8%
Corp
1
1%
1%
(Mich)
1
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11
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National Bellas Hess
Bowl-O-Mat
National
Brewing
Co
National Casket Company
Lafayette
Lake
Electronics
Radio
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Mines Ltd
Lakey Foundry
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77/a
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:
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Equipment
National
Petroleum
National
Presto
10 Va Mar
24 Va
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,
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National
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Lee Filter
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National Union Electric
14
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1
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300
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Paddington Corp class A
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15
-.1V2 May
8%
8%
32%
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preferred—25
Inc
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'
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.
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23
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87/a
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24
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25
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42
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1,300
Pacific Gas & Electric
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.
8,700
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preferred—
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30%
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7
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19
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100
1
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7
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;
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Ohio
Feb
97/a Mar
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18%
3,300
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3,400
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28%
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1
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/
20,400
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1
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Apr
31% Sep
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.
-
28%
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;
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1
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143/4 May
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1
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North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
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300
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,
7
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&
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5 Va
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New Idrla Min & Chem
.
Jun
9.500
8 %
•
7Va
3% Jun
1,400
7
„
1% Jun.
.500
New
7"
,
t.
Lodge & Shipley (The). Co
——1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co——!—1
Loral
io%
200
«
Chain.—2.50
KesslerC& Bairtlettr^;
Class A—
14
Jan
•
l,
.
678
;
2'/4
Jan
4
3% Sep
2% July
% Sep
1,200
26,800
19%
.8%
.
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Livingston Oil- Co*
1,000
:
7
2,200
2'/*
Jun
4% May
10 Va
20%
-
3%
13.
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—
4%
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13,200
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Jan
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4%
14'/*
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1
33/4
-
3,100
>
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Sep;
1
•
Associates
25 V*
,
2 % May
7 9
Sep
1.3% May
ftOQ
6
443/4
2
Co
25 Va
Apr
21/* Aug
1,900_
•
3%
2 Va
Corp—
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LeiTourneau (R G) Inc——±—
1
Realty
600
10%
5%
■
'4'
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class
7
6
July
8% May
2%
7
14%
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O
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Corp—!—>!'£
Motor
Lee
7
9
14%
;•
—5
Larchf ieldCorp——!——i——
10
4,500
2%
Apr
12% Aug
1
Machinery
National
'
4,300
3'/a 7 .4
.9»/8
,
V
.10
Industries Inc—————
Lanston
;3%
.
—5
—
& Sessions Co—!
2%
.
77
-25c
Mills
National
'
2%
4%
23%
1
Ltd
Ltd
Industries Inc
National Research Corp-
r
Jan
July
1.300
10
.2%
.23/4
,_3
Lamson Corp of Delaware
9Va
.
2%
-
8%
Machines- —1:7.;
Weld
National
.
Jail
18% May
1% May
"
.-1
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Lamb Industries—
Lamson
9Va
_1
.
Feb
6% Mar
34 Va
77:47. > '#47-
1
Inc
Company
28% Jail
3,000
11 %
Jan
9%
1%
5
National
Nestle-Le
10%
Jun
11
4%
■-
——
,
10%
91/*
Jun
23
2.50
10
Nelly Don Inc—
•
4
2,700
28
3%
12%
Corp
Needham
_1
6,000
4%
Nat Nast .Inc class A—
National Alfalfa Dehydrat &
v
*
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Apparel' Inc.—a-———
Feb
14%
May
28%
National Video Corp class A
L'Aiglon
18%
Sep
6
2.50
Co
19
May
1,000
39
v
Mar
14
—,--8
Namm-Loeser'8 Inc-!—4.^1
Napco Industries; Inc——4.
,!——1
"4
Va Sep
7.
■
9% May.
4% May
16% Jun
100
v
35
Jun
Jan
2% Jun
16
12,100
2'.
1%
7* 53/a
!_!—1
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May
7%
N
Aug
'
Kratter
Sep
21 ""
4%
•
7,500
5
—
Feb
Feb
Jan
41 Va
'
5%
13 Va
500
——50c
Nachraan
Aug.:
25 Va
'
-250
400
3,600
10%
'
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7
*r.
77-18% Sep
■
2.50
Co„—
13 7 a
25%
9%
—1
3% Feb
<
,
Sep
13%
6,700
3Va
17%
18%
.
17%
700
'
%
.
—_10c
Dept Stores Inc—
(IB) Rubber
A
:
1,090
^5
•
6% Aug
13%
1
V
Feb r
Feb.
■
va
4
Jan
Feb
*.• Apr
.
2% May
18%
'
Jan
Jan
3% Jan
25 Va
25%
50C
Mfg
Jan
143/a
41/* May
4%
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class A
National-
16
—.1
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18
(
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2%
26 %
-
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4,thA)
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7
.
900
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.
100
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Jan
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50%
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■/i*..
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13%
1% Sep/
3%
)
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1%
1%" July
2 V*
1%| 'ITV.'jr-': ;1,406
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37/a
Apr
10 V*
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r
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12
f
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b '/4 '
2,900
4%
1
Ohio
High
153%
1443/4 Jan
99 Va Mar
9% May
'12% Sep
b, toO
7%
Muskegon Piston Ring Co—
Muskogee Co
:
Jan
3%
700
1
Star
'■7':" % Sep
15 y* Aug
3,400
27 %
noya
>,1% Seps;
l/b-* Sep
95% Jan
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12%
Jun
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27 */4
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15 '/8
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5%
—2.50
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Inc
Munay
150%
77v> 6%
: 7:3%
67/a
"IIIIi
Tei &
States
Low
5%
.7
1
common.
Vernon Mills Inc
Movielab
Mar
150
Company
Mountain
Range Since Jan. 1
High1
Low
_—25c
Muntz TV Inc
Kaltman
Shares
•
Products
MPO Videotronics
K
for Week
preferred
Diablo
Mount
Feb
July
Electro
Mt Siemens
11% Mar
5.9%
4y8 May
2 3/a
.
77 ■
23%
May
5
- a
7; 5
Sep
V 5
3,200
Morse
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
May
5%
900
-
'
2%
V
75c
(The)
7 *'-•
-
7 1,300
'
3%
.
5%
V
11%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
/
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
7,n':-'7';? 7',
High
7 ilOVa
11'/*
•
1
Co
Asbestos
Industries
Corp
.STOCKS
Shares
«...
Montgomery Ward & Co class
7
Lake Petrochemicals.
Jefferson
Jupiter
Low
1
Co
Jefferson Construction
Jefferson
Par7
Friday
for Week
Range
V;'/
J
for Week Ended September 21)
Sales
of Prices
,
31
V
...
12Vi May
4
10
Jun
Jan
5 Va
Jan
24%
Jan
88'/4 Mar
*11%
Apr
33'/*
Apr
16% Jan
9 Va
jun
27%
Jan
\k
Aug
1 i8
Jan
4y« May
8%
F*">
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1268)
32
.
.
Monday, September 24, 1962
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE : (Range for Week Ended September 21)
Friday
V
Electronics
Aircraft
Piasecki
Corp——
Inc
Industries
Pierce
Pioneer Plastics
Corp
4%
7%
2,600
8%
2,100
/
11%
2,800
I 7
98 %
97%
98%
7%
7%
Royalties Ltd
Oil
Lambert Co
Pratt &
Prentice-Hall Ipc—_
12%
Aug
93%
A
—_——rrr—10c
.; Class H
Feb
20
'Apr
4%
1,600
Sep
lOVi
Jan
Soss
9%
100
4%
6%
Jun
13% Mar
South
Proctor-Silex Corp
Progress Mfg Co Inc common
$1.25 convertible preferred
Prophet (The) Company—
Providence
Gas—
!
Public Service
Jun
44
Jan
South
Penn
4%
5
-
10,300
13%
Jan
Southern
1%
1%
1%
800
preferred—
Telephone
414%
6%
6%
7%
2,700
14%, 15
Sportswear
Puritan
2y4
V2%
29%
29%
29%
ii%
29%
4% i
5%
Feb
May
12 Vz Mar
38%
Sep
Jun
f; lVa
Jun
8V8
25,700
400;
2%
Sep
Jun
■
60
/
■
9%
23%
9%
400
8
1,400
6 to
3,600
/
43/a
1,700
10%
3,800
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V
Apr
Jan'
43
Mar
Jun
v
Jun
9Va
9%
■
■■■
aL'LI1-
'^.V-
-
Jan
-
6% Jun
% May
...: /.; 83/b Mar
5V4
4
21
21%
IIVS
11%
;
18 Va
eoo
11%
17
8Va Aug
20
-
21
2,100
14%
14%
15 Va
2,800
«■
31%
31 %" 33%
1,100
>
Jan.
.22%,Feb
Aug
.
26% Apr
May
13.
10% May
543/4
50
.
;
53%
53
11
19%
87
Jan
Spencer
Sperry
22%
.'
300
Jun
Dredging
21%
Jan
Standard
Sep
Standard
Metals
V'i..;
27
2%
16
27
700
375
.
29
'
-
25 "
34
Jun
—10
121/4
11%
12%
3,500
10
Jun
40c
28%
28
30%
11,400
-15
May
8%
8%
9%
5,000
~7%
7%
8%
22,100
5%
5%
5%
300
26 %
27-
3,000
Shares
Feb
8%
Corp
11% Aug
4
May
;:V4% July
22 Va
18%
18%
2,300
1
10%
1
7%
7
—1
23%
22
1
2%
of N Y
Investment
Reinsurance
(Robert)
Reis
Co—
&
(The)
Restaurant Associates
Steel Co of Canada Ltd
Sep
Steel
7% Feb
..
V 37 Va
to Jan
class
Feb
Feb
Stephan
Sterling
Sterling
18 %
Sterling Precision
15% Feb
(J B) Co
Stone Container Corp
Rochester
Gas
Metals
Rodney
Aug
Jun
23%
Sep
Struthers
5V8
Jan
Stylon
3,300
3,200
15%
200
3 '/a
4 '/8
&
4/2
14%
5.VOO
3,300'
400 -/*
2-8
7%
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9U
91S
10%
•
A
-
%
1
4%
.
10 3/4
23%
53/8
'
-
6%
Jan
Swanee
Feb
—1
5%
5%
1
5%
5%
5%
3%
9%
9%
11%
pfd F_. -100
85
*~6
1
Inc
:
-
85%
6
-6%
Z
3,308
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f
;.V
A
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9%
4"% May
Rollins
13%
IIIi
13%
800
14%
11%
—
Broadcasting Inc—
11%
11%
•
Apr
Talon
Jan
Feb
Amer
dep
Rocsevelt
__£1
ord regis
rets
Field
1
Ross Products *nc—
Rowland Products Inc
Feb
Technical
Jan
Technicolor
13 Va.
Technical
Inc—__—
Consolidated
1,900
5
4y8
5,600
26%-Mar
.
123/4
'
3% May
5% Jun
7
87/s
12%
13%
10%
10%
200
-
//
2%
Telec.tro
.9%
1,100
*
13%
13%
13%
417,100
4%
5%
5,600
21/2
2%
2%
3%
3%
3%
3%
.
500
1
V_
20%
2%
20%
2%
2%
30 %
Jun
Jan
1
Texam
157/a Mar
Texstar Corp
Texas
Oil
"
&
Light
Co
Milling
16 pesos
Ltd
San
Carlos
San
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
series preferred
5%
series
preferred
series
4%%
preferred
4.40%
20
20
5.60%. series preferred
Ltd
Petroleums
Sarcee
15 y4
Feb
Textron
Textron
Inc
Jan
Jtm
5
2%
Jan
4% July
4%
Jan
(Del)
Savoy Industries
Saxon
Paper Corp
Fisher Co
&
Sayre
Inc
Gems
Screen
.
*
ii
4%
71/2
4%
1
7%
7%
5V8
5%
4%
3,400
17
8%
18%
8y4
R%
5
IVa
8%
4,500
10c 1
1%
1%
1%
4,100
1
5%
5%
5%
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■'
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*
51/2
510
5%
2,600
14%
14%
16 Va
45,o00
jueather
Shattuck
Denn Mining
:
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams
4%
Shprwin-Wilhnms
Signal Oil <fc uas
Class
Silver
o^
Jan
May
';
22%
11
Feb
Mar
Sep
5V8
Jun
l3/4 May
5Va
3 %
Jan
2% Jun
3% May
10% May
5%
Sep
6'/a
Feb
26%
Jan
12%
9,000
11% Sep
37%
15%
1,400
13
May
24% Mar
5%
3,700
3% May
9% Mar
5
4%
5%
4,100
4% May
10 Va
Jan
100
9% May
5V2 May
16
Jan
Jan
5
5%
1,600
•
22%
22%
24%
105,200
18
Jun
25 %
Jan
12.50
78%
78%
80%
5,400
74
Aug
119%
92
Aug
98%
Jan
5%
Canada
•
Co
Co class A
22%
22%
10c
%
%
2
22%
Corp.:
Precision
Toledo
Town
Lux
Trans
World
biivray
Lighting
For
Ltd—
5
15!/4
15%
15%
17%
9/4
9%
10 Va
c
16%
17%
v-
2,700
Inc
footnotes,
see page
/18
/
14
Jan
Feb
Jan
19% May
/
-May/
24%
Apr
'
-
20%
-
Jun
".31%
■
Jan
Feb
'
12%
12%
12%
II
17%
1%
1%
33%
;.
11%
17%
1%
33%
14%
14%
19%
/
100
6%
7 Va
2%
li
•
4
11%
147/a
.
4
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13 Va
11%
12%
/ '1,900
4%
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k
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11%
:
7
2,200
31%
35
13,100
Jan
30%
'
Jan
9% Mar
■! 13 %
5 -,'May
26% Jun
6%
32 VA
Feb
Jan
2%
Jun
2,700
Jan
8% Mar
3% Aug.
2,600
Jan
4%
'.•i'k'jii -5%
% May
100
1%
1%
14
14%
17%
5% May
% Jun
1,900
Jan
11% Mar
r,.
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/.'^Va-May
•
%
;
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Aug
Sep
"
41 Va
/
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-
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16
Jun
Jan
Jan
35
5%
4,600
%!/,-. -k 700
7 >.' ' •
9,900
6%
"l%
-
2%
..
18%
3
-:3%
6%
>.'18%
.
27% May
10% Junl
4,000 .!'/
2% *
Feb
'>13% Mar
k
■
9,500'P4\' 15-Va May
69f- V
6%
22 J/4
Jun
Jun
6,400
;
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«3%
15%
-1%
-
2,000
21
5%
10%. Jan
~
100 k,
4,600
/
8Va Jun
•
700
-
-
15%
19%
5%
900 V
-
Sep
Sep
10
Feb
66
,
Mar
V.T.J
—*
31%
31
Triangle
33%
24
Jun
25,700.'
8,200
1,100
7%
8
3,600
2V8 May
5% Jun
-5%
2V2
5%
•15%
13,600-
2%
2%
1,000-
lJ/2
1%
1%
1%
4,400
1
5>
7%
5 k'.
5%
4,400-,
3%
7%
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1
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:
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•
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pfd
11
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%
-
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2,700
10
•
10
10%
18/4
18V
18%
53% Mar
Jun
14 Va Mar
Jun
,
Jan
Jan
9%
Feb
1%'
98
Jan
5y2. May
Jan
Mar
.
: i>7b
,
Jan
Mar
10
-.Rk/May:.
900
7,000 /
16% Mar
T6%
7,700.:-
22
Jun
2
2 V4
11%
11
ny8
400
_25c
16%
16%
17 Va
2,000
21 Vz
21%
21 Va
2,i00
21%-
Apr
3% Mar
16V2 May
1
2
Jan
3
7%
Juni
10
10c
com
8%
;
July-
Jan
16%
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J-
Jan
4%
-4% Jan
May
93%
Jan
\26%
•
4% May
-
Jan
35% Mar.
Va May
4,000
6%
6%
5
25..
%
1A
6%
12V8 May
15 Va May
8'%
Apr
6%
1% Aug
-
2,400-
96
96
96
V
8,400
.
50%
2Vk Jun
3%
Apr
8% Mar
!
1%
Apr
/
36
May
7% July
28% Jun
50
38
36
22
,
8
t'l
3
1% ,Jun
.
10 Va
-
Jun
.
15% Mar
Feb
26%
Sep
38
•
.
Feb
.
—
20
100
1
1
4%.jun-
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2 Va
2%
__
Z
100
23
23
?3
89
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4%
85 Ve
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5%
r
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May
;•
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.2%' Feb
26% Jan
91% May
-
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2,900
3
1,500: 1
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3%
4%
5 Va
k
3%
3%
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400
13 Va
V
6,500
4%
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'
4,500
7%
7%
8 Va
13
13
V
3 Va
Jan
Mar
7% Aug
18% Jan
Jun
67/8
-
v
12%
Sep
:.',2% May
10.
July*
4,900
5
Aug.;
v
4%
4%
"warrants"
.2 VR
19 y8
.
1,000::
575"'
89%
88
5c
1
Conduit &
8
8
12%
Jun
6%
Jan
Feb
12
Steel
*
1
Corp
Tri-Continental
600
1,900'1
33 Va
31%
3 Va
Forging Corp
Cable
8%
300
5%
1,900
12 Va
400
8%
5'/4
5%
■<:
12
27%
30%
27%
26%
10
-
100/.
26 Va
8 V8
13
Jun
4V8
-
•
9,100
*
Co—<&
warrants
True Temper Corp
u
Jun
11%
Jun
24
.
-.May
Jan
43 Va
Aug
25%
-Mar
8 Va Mar
21%
Jan
28 Va
,
Jan
•. ;■
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
5
Co of Canada
Union Investment Co
4
Union Stock Yards of Omafta
20
United
Aircraft Products
50r
United Asbestos Corp
1
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
1 ;
United Elastic Corp
*
United Foods Inc
——1
United Improvement & Investing—2.60
8% Mar
United
United
United
Molasses
N
Air
5
Products—
Milk
American
rects
RR
&
ord
Canal
S
Ceramic
17,900
regis
100
31
Feb
U
S
Natural
Gas
32
Feb
U
S
Rubber
Reclaiming
2,300
4%
'-*?k
.%
%
5,200
%
A
/ir
%
11,400
2%
2 %
2%
1,300
Jun
7%
Jun-
1% Mar
Apr
Stockyards
Universal
American
—
22%
Aug'
15 Va
22
100
20 Vn
Jun
26"%
Jun
4%
4%
1,700
3%
Va
-4%
9,900
5,100
IVa
1.30
l/o
39%
39%
--A
•
3 itB May
4
39%
57/b
5%
100
300
5%
6
5/4
5%
5,700
7%
200
7
2
l/o May
37
5V8
5
6Vb
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Corp—
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186'
189
2%
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5%
6%
6V4
...
60
8%
8%
Jun
179
:—
2%
July
3%
Jan
Warrants
Series
1955
:—
2%
Jan
Apr
8% May
...
195
300
4% July
Sep
4
Jan
Jan
6%
J an
8,700
;
6V4
2% May
-
2%
2%
2%
3
1,6C0
1%
1%
Jun
8
4%
Jun
400
Sep
8V4 July
•
,
1962
"Jan
Apr
9% May
July
2% July
25c
N
Series
-
46 Va
4V May
Warrants
Jan
Mar
Jun
5% Jun
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jun
1,600
2%
5<
2%
%
Feb
.
1
Co
7
6
3% July
—
Va May
2
July
11
4%
4A
50c
1
Corp
19% May
United
14 V2
100
10c
Tile Co
20
May
100/
11
22
1
Conditioning
S
U
17% Mar
7'/2 May
8%
17%
11
Ltd—
Co
dep
J
3,100
8%
17%
8%
*
U
1
33.
Feb
14%
•
4"% May
-
Jan
4%
Jun
14
-
-
Mar
: ..2%
-30%
.
,
Jun
14%
3,900
4,100
Feb
Feb
6%
12.
July
-
7%
2%
Inc
Aix-lines
Trav-ler Radio
Feb
5%
10
500
15%
"
Silver-Miller Mines
400
3,300 '
11%
preferred—
Williams
Jan
20c
t
&
%
100
V
12%
9%
!
Jun
3%
7Vs
Corp
30%
24%
11 Va
ll %
Apr
*
1
May
21/2
11%
Corp
Photolab
Trans
Sep
28
I I'¬
;
18 May
2%
4,700 /
,
Jan
Feb
34 Va
Jun
15
1,600
..2%
15%
10c
of Nevada
Mining
Jun
5
10c
4/4%
Edison
%
28
Apr
5%
16
May
28,200 V
23%
2%
12
rets def registered—5s v
rets ord registered—5s "
Universal
22%
25c
Corp_-_
deposit
275
22%
/ 14Va
>
May
«
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class A:
deposit
5,000
2
B
lA
1%
23
2%
>
5,300
Security Trust Co Ltd-—-
IB
24%
800 ;
6
700
9
23%
Shipyards Corp
Tower
Jan
5%
1%
4
8 %
23
5
Jan
4%
12%
5 ;
3V8
3%
10c V
10 Vz May
14%
11%
Sep
5% Mar
11%
12%
,
Jan
9"% Jan
8% Mar
:
Petroleum
Transistor
Creek
Jan
7%
4%
—100
Siboney-Caribbean
Silicon
'■
5%
Jan
24%
,
24% Jun /
21
Co
Amer
Todd
Feb
9%
Common
Co
preferred
-
ll3/4
Sep
May
11%
•
1,400
July
3
14%
Co
57/8
Transue
1
20c
5%
~8%
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com—10c
Jan
1
Inc
1,700
1A Feb
3
& Latz Inc
27%
6,500
Union Gas
*
Seton
Jun
3% July
2% May
200
484,0
27 Va
7y8
6
"
-
27%
Jan
7%
jun
Sep
6 Va May
L.' ;"
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Servo Corp of America
Bervomechanisms
1/,,
23%
13
7,300
4 Va
Inc
Mar
5V8
.
-6%
32 Z
Jun
9
6 3/4
-
800
7%
e
17
7%
Petroleums—r
20
:.
Jan
H Jun
l.ocO
4
4%
Corp
Apr
Aug*, s".
3%
2,600
Feb
..V 14 V» Feb
Jun
3,700
13
4'/4
1,900
5%
4%
3
Security Freehold
20
1,800
4 Va
33/8
Securities Corp General
Mar
18
183/4
J800"
3%
Inc
Jan
9
Jun
4%
4V4
"warrants^
Shovel
Thew
Apr
4%
22% Aug
21 Va
__
1A
31/4
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Seligman
»..
22%
1
Airlines
;
'
3.50
Corp
Bros
•
22/
1
World
Sealectro
Seeman
r
25c
Seaboard
(The)
v.
& Lumber
Seaboard Plywood
Seeburg
•'"
Milling Corp
Seaboard Allied
.
Jun
10%
12
11%
11%
13,000
—L—
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Tonopah
1
—.
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
63/a
'
*
25c
25c
1
Savage Arms Corp
21%
Jun
20y4 Jan
...
1,700
12
1%
Electronics Inc—
Jan
'
50c
:
700
8
7%
20
20
Jan
4%
,
$4.56
V 7%
2 Va May
22 Va
24%
Corporation—
Power
7% May
7% Jun
20 Va
l.roo
Jun
300
21
•
Tenney Engineering Inc
Terminal-Hudson Electronics
12% Mar
5% Jan
Juni
2% May
300
r'
7%
24%
11%
♦
L,
/
Amer
*
2.50
Inc
1,700
23%
♦
1
Corp
Corp.
Warrants
Tobacco
Corp Ltd
Lawrence
9%
.23%
Jan
15% Mar
28%
14V-May
^20c
^^10c
1
:
Industries
Thriftimart Ine
Salem-Brosius
2,000
37
Thorofare Markets Inc_
St
22%
Feb
Mar
32%
j-
.
Sep
2% Jun
21'/4
Inc
Television Industries Ine_
18% Jan
S
:
21%
9
'/Feb
11% Feb
86 "
■
2%
1,200/'"
37
1%
Teleregister Corp—
5 % Mar
1%
.
21%
5
12%c
Inc.
Inc—
3% May
-
2,900
3%
.2
7,300
—1
—.
54| Feb /
*% May
4,400
9%
4
Operations
Tel-A-Sign
Jan
10% Jan
Jun
11%
700
2%
"9%
._50c
Petroleum
Ryerson & Hayn',-*_-i—
3% July
21,700
1
i'.
Ltd-—.;
Fifth Avenue Inc^_—
Russeks
800
6%
IO1/4
1
—lc
Royal School Labs Ine——
Ryan
3%
10,900
*
Carp
Material
TelePrompter
3%
121/2
—50c
I
Royal American Corp
•
7%
5
1
Roxfcury Carpet Company
Royalite
Oil Co
Ruseo Industries
4
2%
'3%
10
Co—I
Electric
86%
6%
-30c
Inc—
22,500
2%
3%
5
International
Jun.
3%
.1.50
Inc
Roosevelt Raceway
8
2%
5
common
Taylor
Jan
Sep
A
Tampa
Jan
10%, Jun
1"
/
7
Sep
12% Aug
4Va May
2,300
6'/4
common
77/8
Royce Ltd—
Rolls
B
19 Va
Jun
2,400
3%
2
—
cumulative preferred
Jun
11%
500 'V
-
class
Inc
Class
Jun
6
300
'
1,800
8%
13
"/V
•
Corp———
Rogers
3% Aug
72
Jun
13"% Jun
T
8%
82y8
900;
17%
•
7%
23% May
...
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V.vT.24'
/ » ,. 15
-
,
5V2 jun
"TOO v.
76
12%
14
Jan
5
iao
:
Syntex Corporation
4%
.'.3,900
5% /.
Corp
Paper
Sep
10 Va
A May
1,700
Inc.. _20c
'3%
3%
16
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Feb
8
8V2
Jun
10,400
3 00
16% Mar
.
Jun
7%
,
900
6V2
8%
•
25c
10c
—50c
25c
1
Superior Window Co class A
Supermarkets Operating Co
Supronics Corp-
Apr
203/a Mar
Jun
Jan
21%
12%
—10c,
1
Petrol Corp
Ltd
Supercrete
Jun
84 y2 Mar
127/8
Sejif1:
6% May
2% May
"
1 --a
4,700
v;
1%
Jun
May
3% Jun;
10%
9%
2%
International
i.
V/ 24% Mar
'■14%23% Apr
76
1,
i—
Electronics Inc
Sunset
14
900
9%
Sunair
Apr
:
Jun
Aug
21
3%
1
(Del)
Jan
9% j'Jun'V
1,800
8%
Inc
Corp_,
5%
56% May
4%
2%
Wells
Corporation
7V2
..
14%
14
23/a Mar
.
May
3/4
4,300
-10C
common—
4%
Elec
&
.11
10%
"
Stop & Shop Inc—
Strong Cobb Amer
Jan
3
72-/4
"*3%
7V4
V
21%
21%
21%
1
50c
5
1
10c
*
1
1
1
(Del)
Corp
24% Jan
Apr
900
*
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Company—
Aluminum Products
Brewers Inc
- Apr
84 Va
J
-
;
; 87% Mar
,r;.
Jun
65
27'
v
.
200
5
Stepan Chemical Co_
30% Apr
Jan
22%
10c
:
:
2 3/a May
10
—1
1965
3
B
Corp
Inc
31% Aug
May
v
Products
Parts
Stelma
2V2 May
■
69
V
Technical
Inc
Feb
".20.%
:
5,900
/ i"" 15,200
15%
series A
Finance
%. k
■
-50c
—
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extended
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Robinson
%
.
*
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preferred
Instruments
25-
„
22%
.6%
10c
50c
1
common
9 3/a
10y« May
5% May
.
■!.
10
IZIi
Inc
Corp
convertible
IVa
500-
4,500
69
1
1
Ricgeway Corp
„
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Ritier
1
1
Corp
Warrants
5
:—
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Rico Argentine
•4
„10
Remington Arms Co Inc
Resistoflex
3%
4%
/
1,200
27/a
4%
'
1,700
23%
.3%
—
Co
Insurance
Reliance
1%
2%
—5c
Corp
36 y8 Mar
300
r
Sep
/
.
15% May
5,700
IV*
1%'> 1
•
1
Corp___i—.
Reeves Soundcraft
10%
10%
—
Pump Co
Broadcasting & DeviiLi—
Reeves
Jun
22%. July
22%
21
1
1
Stetson
W arrants
Reda
B
143/4
-
-
/
class
Tube
9V4
Sep
Properties Corp of America
Class A
Jan
29%
10c
Co
Inc
Aviation
Stanley
a
1
Realty Equities Corp
Feb
Mar
■4iy2 Mar
3c
1
1
1
1
:
CorpStanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Star Industries Inc class A
411-Feb
2t6 May
26%
Trust of America
23
May
'
22%
1
Corp
Products
Standard
2
1
Real
11%
Jun
"
eoo
76 Vz
75%
22%
1
1
20
common
Co
Standard
Rapid-American Corp
a
26%
7%
Co
Corp
Forgings
23%
10% July
13 Va Jun
-
11,600
A—
Rayette Co Inc
Real Estate Investment
26%
6% Jan
9%
'.
122%
„
1,730
75%
--lc
—•
convertible preferred
Statham
Packing Co
:
12
Jan
50% Jan
6% May
2,900
27%
19
30% May
73% July
1
'
25c
•
20c
1
Rath
323/4-,
26%
—
preference-,
preference
Shoe Corp——
Rand Corp warrants
$1.60
50c
class
31%
27%
Edison—
Sports Arena Inc..—
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Brands Paint
94% Sep
74% Mar
July
45 y2
500
11%
19%
•
Industries Inc
32%
Jun-
5% May >
4% May ./
1
25
4.48%
convertible
25
4.32%
cumulative preferred
25
4,24%
cumulative preferred—
25
4.08%- cumulative preferred——25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Pipe Line—,
1
Southern Realty <Se Utilities—,
—1
Southland Royalty Co_—
5
Speed-0-<Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Sfcarrett
Inc
100
•/-
cumulative
Standard
94
94
Quebec Lithium .Corp———1
Quebec Power Co_
—_—11•
Ramo
6%
Sep
.33% July
7,500
Standard-Thomson
Ramer
il%
300
53,900
"
—
Ram co Enterprises Inc
62% Apr
v.
22%
Z
250
...760
7'/a
—
'13% Apr
ljy2 Apr
,
8Va May
9%
6
Ik'
6
Jan
.,9%
4% Aug
3,400
4%
V
100
—20c
_—
6V2
::
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934
California
4.56%
2% Sep
38%
500:
4%
30%
9%
:Q:S:rl
Inc
38
7 Va
Standard
Radiation
12 Va
25 Va
6%
4.78%
Feb
1,175*
2%
Co——.—'—„—— .5
P vie-National
6%
original preferred
—8-33V3
cumulative preferred—---25
Feb
19%
4
12
V.'.v'./.
Corp.
■
7 %
Corp
Manufacturing—
11
1%
.
100
58
55%
57
3% May
1,700
BVa
8%
8 J/8
•
Co
Rico
Puerto
High
--Jan
-
Colorado—
of
16
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—12.50
Coast
28 y2
1
—1
1
20
—1
Ltd
200
93/4
Sonotone
4%
.
—
£1
*
1
Inc
Airways
Slick
9%
,—100
Mines
Preston
Apr
13%
Presidential Realty Corp—
Class
Amer
Feb
109 %
Jun
11%
36%
25%
—1
Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered^
Singer
10% Mar
Jun
.
4%
—
Inc
Precisionware
200
7
1,400
(Del)—2.50
—--—•*
1
•
—1
66%
Prairie
r
8% Mar
5% Jun
46%
25V8
11%
*
Oil
Venezuelan
Sinclair
18%
Alexander Inc
Power Corp of Canada
*
preferred
conv
17%
14%
&
$3
Simpson's Ltd
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Boardman Publishing—
Simmons
Feb
6% May
13y8
17%
—2.50
1
Powdrell
/ 5%
Jan
Shares
High
46%
—
'
A
class
Products
Poloron
3%
5% Jun
10
"7%
Polycaslr (The) Corp—»—■
Polymer Corp class A
:
4,700
receipts
deposit
American
<
"
4%
—
39% Mar
Jun
3% July
600
8V4
11 Va
—10
—50c
1
Scale.
Polarad Electronics Corp
19
200
4%
:4%
7%
*
Mfg Co
Atwood
&
Plume
Pneumatic
1,500
Low
?
'
of Prices
Automobiles—
Simca
327/8
4
Va
m
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
:—
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc—10c
Par
High
V
4%
4
4
1
1
—1
—50
*
(Del).
Corp
Low
Sales
for Week
>
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
29%$.*; 293,4
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Co
Screw
Phoemx Steel
Shares 4
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5
10 pesos
Tel Co
Philippine Long Dist
k'r.H Low
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for Week
Week's
Friday
■/-Last
Sales
Range
of Prices
Pharmaceutical
&
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Last
Sale Price
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.
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Apr
Feb
Feb
>
Volume
Number 6197
196
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
(Range for Week Ended September 21)
Sales
Week's
Friday
t
STOCKS
Last
Range
for "Week
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
;
Low
Par
Universal
I ow
High
5%
5%
53/8
5%
Container Corp cl A com_10c
Controls Inc——25c
Universal
6%
5'A
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
1.500
Week's Range
Friday
,
Interest
,
Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Marion
Universal
Utah-Idaho
Valspar
Corp
Sugar—
Corp
1
"—*
5
1
.
———
America
Venture Capital Corp of America
Viotoreen (The) Instrument Co
5
Jun
5
.May
Jun
Corp of
Vinco
Corporation
Virginia Dare Stores Corp—
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
i
Manufacturing
:
2,200
6%
2,300
8
•
Western
&
RR
1970
4s
14
Jon-July
Registered
...
2,100
Aircraft
Waco
Co—
Waitt
Bond
8c
6%
Inc
—
preferred
&
Knapp
series
$6
Stockholders Invest
Williamhouse
(The)
Williams
5
(R
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°/o
10%
14,600
15»A
16
800
9'A
.
9% i
5
9%
5
1,400
4%
434
5
2%
23A
2%
70
5
500
•
100
2%
1%
89%
3%
3%
3%
12%
Jan
23'A
Jan
6%
Jan
713/4
*
4
23A
3%
2'A
2'A
23A
3,700
%
1,300
21
21
7%
1
1
—_——1
7%s
3%
Jan
6s
8,200
8
1,500
17%
16 3A
17'A
700
16
1%
8%
8%
300
6
Jun
21 %
1
1
6,900
13% May
4% Jun
18%
8,700
11 %
May
29
6'A
6 3/4
2,300
5%
Jun
16%
19'A
22 3/s
Jun
98
Jun
41
May
12
6,200
15'A
14'A
15%
3,000
23% Mar
May
14% Sep
18% Mar
Ltd—
*
6% May
2% Jan
7%
;,,,M Aug
1%
Jun
9%
Sep
ord regular.;:
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ft% preference-—.;.
14
£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
-a-—40c ;r
Yale Express System Inc class A
25c r.
Yonkers Raceway Inc com
25c ;
6%
preferred
5
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore Co
50c
Zapata Petroleum\Cprp-»—.10c.
Zion Foods Corp
o_
1
~~%
%
•n8%
41/4
ft % May
m3,200
4V4
4Vo
4
—
3,300
7,200
3%
Jun
3"% Jan
13% May
600
14%
14%
15%
1,300
5%
5 V4
5%
4,200
5
5
2,300
5»/4
1,700
3"%
Apr
2% Jun
■
6%
'
Jan
4% July
'"-r 16% May
3% May
5
~5>A
?
5
Exchange
Inc
sub debs
Period
Last
or
Low
Alscd
5'As
conv
July
SLeel &
• Amer
Appalachian
Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Eiec'Power 3%s 1970
-
Steel 6$
Bethlehem
Aug
1
June-Deo
"
93%'
•
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Low
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BSF
Go
5%s
1970-
A
1969*
convertible
'7/
'
■
Assn
6s
1978
Vending
1976*
6s
Davega Stores Corp—
6%s convertible subord
Delaware
Lack
Lackawanna
1st
•
of
N
mortgage
4s
1975
90
14
87 1
76
22
60
117
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86
102
93'A
99%
142%
99'A
5
100
100
100'A
44
14
21
34
32
32'A
ex
wts
1993
1993
B
28%
May-Nov
—
11%
Builders
General
Development 6s
Foam Corp 6%
General
6s
subord
debs
1963
1974-
42
17%
70
81
94%
51
54%
57
973/4
98
2
94
94
97
21
90%
92%
Apr-Oat
88
87'A
90
15
85
54'A
Apr-Ocf
April-Oct
1981
conv
7
May-Nov
1981
General
35
27
10%
—
74
73
73
May-Nov
-5
29%
$10%
May-Nov
7
93
96
97%
87
90
97%
1
97
98 '/a
92
92
92%
92
2
90
92'A
1120%
—
119
■
—
—
123
101
101%
12
99'A
104
102
105
66
96
137
Feb-Aug
1972
Devel
87 :
87
87
3
74
88
80%
80%
20
79%
83
99
36
95%
99
Corp—
.
183
99
98
183
1981
1982
82
88 '/a
88
82%
90%
185%
86
85
85%
83
87%
90%
1
883/4
85%
85%
3
80'A
92
92 %
29
86
92 >/4
99% 100%
I
1982
Jan-Aug
J
series
1982
Mar-Sept
K
L
series
4%s series
1983
1985
6
96
101'A
N
1986
O
1987
series
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
Inc
(Calif)
6s
Improvement
6s
subord
conv
& Investing
debs 1976—
85%
105%
1023/4
107
105
101
105%
105
—
102% 102%
107
14
98'A
993/4
102%
1033/4
10
97%
101
5
91%
94
89
,
92
'
1970
debs
93%
101%
10
1102% 103%
100%
100% 101
93
93
93
191
93'A
181
1973
91%
192%
3s
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s
United
1101
April-Oct
1971—Jan-July
Electric 3%s 1970
Feb-Aug
&
Service
Food
3%s
Gas
Gas
2
'
104% 104%
-
1985
M
4%s series
103% 103%
1103% 105
104%
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
—April-Oct
May-'Nov
-
——
90%
Feb-Aug
series
—
187%
April-Oct
H
89%
187
87
Mar-Nov
74%
74%
1973—Mar-Nov
90%
■
f
89%
88
74%
23
94%
78
—
90
60
83%
m33,
122
n
Corp—
May-Nov
Natural Gas 6%
conv sub debs 1977
Corp debs 6s ser A. 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
i
135
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Wasatch
.
105
.105%
'....132% 135
99
70%
128
•
'97'A
•
71%
,r
140
t
■
■
y
99
June-Bee
i$9%
AC
56
u
1100% 100%
June-Dec
5
.
3
IOOV4
97%
67
29
99
80
lities
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germi&y)
Baden
7s 1951
Jan-July
•Danzig Port '8c Waterways 6%s 1952—-Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—•
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
5'As series A 1967
1~
Jan-July
4%s series B 1967
i
Jan-July
• Hanover (Prov) 6'As 1949
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2'/as 2008
May-Nov
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
May-Nov
• 7s
(issue Of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Ocf
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972__
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2%s 2008
_„_Mar-Sepf
Peru
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012
Jan-July
;
■■.hi
1120
.
6 %
$97%
t94%
"I
6 '/a
~6
~9'A
94%
95%
65
—
—
99
93
—
66
mo
'
65
1
65
$60
"
-
$60
,
"4
100%
99
$59
40%
40'A
42%
64
34%
47%
2
42'A
53
—
41
42%
100 %
99
60
19
61
42%
95
Division—
J
series
110
319
102%
G
♦No
1976
Fotochrome Inc 5%s
91
95
Rational Realty & Construction Corp—
6%s
,
100
99%
Feb-Aug
130
RR—
Western
&
mortgage 4s series A
1st
First
debs
June-Dec
Jan-July
Mar-Sep
94
121
75
90
75
-
Raceway
84
90
7
'
■"
v-'-
100
June-Dec
June-Dec
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Continental
—.
69
55%
93'A
■
Rdisoft 2%s series
Boston
Bi'andy wine
High
31'A
12
62
93'A
$121
-
Jan. 1
33'A
J56
June-Dec
.Quar-Feb
1998_—
Range Since
Sold
High
33
June-Deb
1974
99%
62
130
■
97%
Feb-Aug
Apr
7% Feb
8
Feb
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
993/4
4 '
32
,
101
1979
U S
:•*
:
83
126%
tfan-July
1977
F
Szabo
90
8%
Jun
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
6s
1967
131
72
51--
„•
95 %
99
97%
7
187%
Jan-July
1998—J an-July
_May-Nov
1976
4 %s
•
American Stock
&
debs
sub
5s
Jan
Aug
34% Jan
20'A
debs
warrants)
4%s series
Mar
Mar
83
199%
Feb-Ocf
series
4%s
Jan
18
91
2
:
10%
41
82
'
105
91%
106
;
„
119%
98
J 91%
106
59%
101
138
90
.
33
110%
48%
.101
97
Corp—
Broadcasting
4%s series
22% Mar
3,500
10
;
102% 103
Jon-July
4%s
Feb
6 5/8
13%
79
3%s series
Jan
14%
15%
6'A
7s
debs
(without
conv
3s
Jan
24%
•
15 3/8
1534
111
Mar-Sep
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-Nov
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3%s series A 1973
Jan-July
3s
series B 1973
-Feb-Aug
2%s series C 1976
Feb-Aug
3%s series D 1976 a
Feb-Aug
3%s series E 1978
Feb-Aug
Jan
3%
6
6%
Co
Equities
Realty
Jan
15
15
1
10
Feb
Jan
29%
Aug
8'A
108
,
15%
Jun
*
May
25% Jan
1% May
—10c
Inc
32
Jun
2'A
109
—
Jun
14%
Electric & Gas Co
subord
conv
Reeves
2'A
11
11%
;
*?■
1976
*
American
5%s
Feb
6%s
1970
3%s
Feb
18
110
96
4%
% Aug
400
50
101
1st
Power
Public Service
18% May
9% Sep
22
2 l'A
50
109
mortgage 3%s 1968
Apr-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1984—June-Dec
Ohio
7 3/s
11,200
3A
%
3A
800
103
85
Apr
1,000
10
46
290
Rapid
Feb
39
80
Apr
Apr
68
262
Aug
%
100
,.,101
Hess
Petroleum
Mar
38
95
109
Mar-Sep
extended to 1963
of America 5%s 1976
Corp
94
Apr
24
May-Nov
1953
due
153
107
99%
65
65
Apr-Oot
,,rT,
1978
102
00
10S
99%
262
21'A
28
2 l'A
9%
6%%
95
8
May-Nov
.1977
7%
6
4
Apr-Ocf
6 %s
Occidental
2l'A
% May
18% Sep
5,400
20%
Tr
392
70%
109
100% 104
2%
17,200
Jan-July
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs
High
6
100%
334 Sep
2% July
8,000
■
1st 6s 1982
Valley RR 4s
Nuclear
Jan
Low
3%
95% 100%
70
1963
.-April-Oct
now
6s due 1984—April-Oct
Corp 5%s 1974—
Quar-Mar
National Research Corp 5s 1976Jan-July
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Jan
3
)o% Sep
88% Aug
10% Jun
2,600
33A
3
Midland
97%
106
1972
6s. yi
5%
—Jun-Dec
Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
Jan
900
Co
Jan
Feb
5,600
6s
Kawecki Chemical 4%s
Jan
63/b
13
Jan
53/s
143/4
Kaltman
7
1973—Jun-Dec
debs
conv
Power Realization
Bellas
4
19'A
13%
Italian
Feb-Aug
1981
conv
General
2%
43A
13%
Hydrometals Inc
•
1977
5%s
National
1043/4
19%
Stores
National
Jun
43/4
deb
8% Aug
6
Sep
31/4 May
3'/a May
19%
sub
conv
163/a Aug
.
Jun
1
—:
W)
213A Mar
83% Jun
& Light
(F
Apr
140
28,300
91
%
Industries
American dep rets-
'Jan
93/4
500
l'A
1%
893A
Woodall
.
13
"
25
4%% pfd—100
(John) Industries Ltd—
_*
Wood Newspaper Machine—w
1
Wool worth
1
l'A May
6,000
Wood
Industries
,
May.
3'/a Jun
*
19'A
common
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr
Hudson 8c Manhattan Corp
Jun
7
~2'4
-
28
-
~2%
Hoffman International 7s
1% May'
120
4
~4
Hartfield
Apr
Jan
Jun
2'A
.1,700
70
4
j
7% Jun
.
500
..
May.
7% May
14'A May
%
Co
&
Brothers
Wilson
5,600
10
Feb
Jan
10% Jan
3% May
8% Aug
19%
Co_
Williams-McWilliams
.3
4,400
3A
•
1
10c
10c
Inc
Brothers
Williams
8'A
8
*
10
Inc—
River Oil Corp
Stores Inc
Wiebolt
4,800
4'A
Is
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
White Eagle International Inc_
White Stag Mfg Co__
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc—
Wichita
5
4'/8
6%s
.
Jan. 1
No.
Corp—
12
May
43A
Land
ll'A
Jun
5 3A
American
Feb
Ltd—
American dtp rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery—
Westmoreland
3%
9,500
10'A
1
—1.25
West Chemical Products new.
50c
West Texas Utilities 4.40% pfd
100
Westbury Fashions
10c
Western Development Co
-<
1
Western Equities Inc
10c
Western Nuclear Inc_
5c
Western
10,900
8'A
10c
*
1
Inc common
preference
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing-Webb
6%
8%.
4%
Instruments Co—1
Precision
Waltham
14%
5%
7%
4'A
4
10
common
conv
non-cum
19%
53/4
*
1°0
—
Sep
8% May
7%
1
*
Wagner Baking common
*■" 7%
preferred
J
8»/s
Gulf
Range Sine*
Sold
High
*3%
Guantanamo
•
Jan
Jan
11 %
Bonds
Low
Feb
9%
35
6%
12%
*
VTR Inc
83A
6'A
10%
25c
-
Vita Food Products
Vogt
4,900
6%
8%
8%
1
1
2
:
9'A
io%
25c
Valve
v
—
6'A May
8
May
9
t..
25c
1
1
View lex Inc class A__
—
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
A 27
30,200
American Stock
■
17.78
Universal Insurance
33
98
121
92
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
tEx-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
,
• Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"wi," when issued; "w w," : with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
par
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended September 21)
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
.
2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3% s 1971
."1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
Corp
Last
Sale Price
4%s sink fund debentures
1972
3%s
1st
1st
sinking fund debentures 1973
mtge & coll trust 4'As 1977
mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
April-Ocf
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
4%s sink fund debentures 1978
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
5'As sinking fund debentures 1980
1st
mtge
8c
coll
trust
45As
United States Freight Co—
5s conv subord debentures
U
S Rubber
2%s
1961
2%s debentures
debentures
United
States
Steel
ApriZ-Oct
1976
1967
4s
1982
May-Nov
May-Nov
June-Bee
__
__
•
.
•
100%
3'As conv subord debentures 1969
Mar-Sepf
Vendo Co—
4%s
conv
.
subord debs
1st
ref
mtge 3s series F 1978
8c
ref mtge 2'As series G 1979
1st & ref mtge 2%s series H 1980
1st & ref mtge 3%s series I 1981
1st &
ref
mtge-3'As series J 1982
Mar-Sepf
RR
93%
96%
94%
i
90%
95%
90
90
100% 100%
98%
91%
8
99
103
65
97
101%
54
12
99%
102%
105%
102% 105%
102%
105'A
8
103'A 103'A
27
101'A
129
1347/s
127
112%
163%
82
*84%
__
*93%
93 %
—
97
103%
97%
70
103
103%
53
80%
94
98
107
107
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As series A
*79
102 'A
78
92
32
107%
82%
86
'
94
Wilson & Co
Wisconsin
First
1st
87%
84
88
33
Feb-Aug
*85
4'As sink fund
Central
RR
mortgage 4s
*79 '/a
debs
1978
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No.
High
28%
36
1
94
99V4
•TJ./'.""?
•1*
4
80%
-'92%
80%
17
96%
99%
6
50%
21
50%
59
92
97%
__
97%
85
■
M
*913/4 '-_■"*/ ■•r-Y
98 %
99
54%
54%
54%
94%
98%
High
4
33
94%
55
4
93%
59%
82
80%
—
97
97
77
1
96%
99
2
97
105% 105'A
—
103%
77
*75
;
May
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
81%
99%
*80
Jan-July
103%
107
87
10
86
87
97%
973A
15
94%
973/4
98
98
87
87%
87
87
*73%
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
2
94
983/4
8
*863/4
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
86%
99%
85
863/«
•
96%
96%
1
95%
97%
58%
58'A
1
57%
65
36
57
79%
81%
89
94%
Co-
series A
2004
58%
Jan-July
—May
1979
1971
99
*81
45
40
*813/4
Mar-Sept
1976
38%
June-Dec
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
mortgage 2%s
97%
r
May-Nov
1980
Bonds
Friday's
40
—
__
'
903/4
Jan-July
90*1
J.
'
1
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s 1976
♦79
Jan -July
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st
99%
1013/4 102
April-Ocf
mtge 4'As series H 1990
102
—
74
90
90
2
"
71%
74%
5
85%
90
90%
91%
—
116%
116% 116 %
23
102
102
10
103
113%
95
120
a
Deferred
Included in
delivery sale Hot included
the year's
nht included in the
range,
in
69%
y
69%
69%
66%
72
*85%
87%
83 %
86%
the
>
-
Bankruptcy
Act, or securities
*
Friday's bid and ask prices;
• Bonds selling flat.
r Casn sale
Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
116
75
the year's range,
d Ex-interest.. eOdd
sale not included in the. year s range,
n Under-the-rule
year's range,
,
.
.
.
.
receivership, or reorganized under
assumed by such companies.no sales being transacted during current week.
.
71
69'A
or
Bid & Asked
79%
87%
823/4
II
Co-
April
Gen mtge Income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971--*—
Feb-Nov
1975
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s
86%
75
—
74
*91%
—
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As
84
*86%
1984
convertible debentures
3%s
Gen
13.6
83
*86
April-Ocf
income debentures
5s
1981
Western Union Teleg Co 5%s debs 1987
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23As A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
103%
99
32
81
*85
3'As 2000
Whirlpool Corp 3'As sink fund debs
98
*„
80'A
95
100%
85%
first ref gtd gold
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
; ; General mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974*
;—May-Nov
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
April-Ocf
5'As debentures 1982
Jan-July
103%
129
105
Gen mtge 4s, income series A Jan 1981—
•;
91%
—
101%
103%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
—Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan -July
General mortgage 4%s 1983
—Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien 8c ref 4s series F 1983
May-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008.
______Feb-Aup
Vornado Inc 5s conv subord debs 1982
Mar-Sept
Wabash
95%
94%
*90
Warren RR
i:
1980
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1st & ref mtge 2%s series E 1975
1st &
90
101% 102
June-Dec
4'As conv subord debentures 1976
89
5
104% 105%
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
High
99% 100
May-Nov
1983
sinking fund debentures 1986
Vanadium Corp of America—
Low
7
*91%
Last
Sale Price
Jan. 1
-
89%
100 7A 100 7/a
Period
Low
95 %
'
April-Oct
-
debs
4'As
No.
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Sold
High
89'A
Jan-July
1st
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
or
Low
Gas
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
United
Week's Range
Friday
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MARKETS:
OUT-OF-TOWN
Friday
Sale Price
American
Tel
Anaconda
Boston
&
Trust
Personal Property
Boston
Calumet
Providence
Hecla
&
Service
Cities
33 '/a
60
253/a
183/a
98
%
30% Mar
18%
Sep
38
217
37%
33%
448
79
10
35
Apr
54
10%
Jan
34% July
76%; Jan
52%
29 V* May
50 ¥* Jan.
Sep
56;
,
40
40
10¥s
Hi/4
.
.
503A
521/2
5
14
10
40%
Sep
; v p
55
May
Jan
17%
v
■
47
127
14'/a
Jan
136%
May
32%
14¥a
Copper Range Co
High
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15%
492
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9
101/4 July
13
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325/8
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Cards
Procter
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64%
1
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Little
46
26 Vb
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Gibson
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National
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10
10 ¥2
241/2
18'/a Mar
IO1/2
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Continental .Motors
Sep
40
125
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Jun
37'/2
Paper
Power
Consumers
May
Sep
5
15%
25
46
25
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^
4
153/8
24%
—
»
common
Cincinnati Milling
Cincinnati
Telephone
4
4
1
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
.
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Motor
High
:.r
'1,080
13
55%
5
1
13
34%
—5
—
Kysor Heater Co
Lansing Stamping Co
LaSalle Wines & Champagne
Shares
Low
-
Jan
Jun
15
291
151/4
I
5ya
10%
100,
U%
—_i
Co
—
Corporation
Chrysler
Kresge
for Week
1
Co
D
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Papers common
Aug
Jan
Sales
Sale Price
B
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
Sep
39¥8
Exchange
Week's
Last
Aeropca
Jan
121%
-
Great
Par
23
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Low
High
151/4
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Food
Borman
Goebel
STOCKS
Jun
11
——i
_——
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7%
„
1
Supermarkets
American
Low
—1
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Electric
General
Friday
■
Jun
39%
Sales
for Week
/
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
;
'
Waldorf
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric
83%
80
Exchange
/
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Par
15 a
Feb
26%
31%
11%
311/2
10
RR
Mining
Quincy
/;
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50
Last
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•
18% May
100
11%
5
v
12%
Friday
STOCKS
11 %
18%
1%
Chemical
56V4 Feb
59% Feb
58% Mar
(
46% May
11% Jun
26%
L
—
Burroughs
Mathieson
45% May
47% May
90
Detroit Stock
Budd
Olin
147
57% Feb
26%
5
Jan
14
15
11%
RR common.
32%
64%
338
4
20
100
284
Jan
*
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52%
55%
Sep
May
;
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53%
51%
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551/4
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•
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May
20
20
1
England Electric System
New England Tel « Tel Co
NY NH
65¥4
25
New
Jun
(Calif).
12%
High:
Jun
40%
Oil
Jan
64%
Association
44%
9
Rand
Gil
45% Aug
78% Mai
•
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Racing
Narragansett
72%
211/4
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Cement
Star
Lone
Sep
Jun
21 ¥4
.
50
47%
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Standard
'/
Low
Feb
49 ¥»
36%
35
10
39
50c
common
Copper Corp
Boston
Loew's
Co
48
313
817
36
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65
1
Company
Jan
501/s
44'/4
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5
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1%
Jan
42 ¥4
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A
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%
1
1
1.
common—100
St Railway
Mass
Eastern
52
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*
,
Feb
55
33% May
343
403/4
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52
5
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13%
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Socony Mobil Oil—.--i
Southern
Low
Westinghouse Electric
& Fuel Assoc com
Eastern Gas
»
Range
of Prices
Par,,
Range Since Jan. 1
37%
50
10
•.
Co
of Prices
Shares
109% 112 ¥a
110
3 31/3
Company
Edison
Boston
17%
1.66%
Corp
&
Tel
Motors
Sales
Last
Sale Price
for Week
24 3/8
*
Agricultural Chemical
American
American
Week's
Low
Par
.
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Last
Week's
Friday
;
STOCKS
Monday, September 24, 1962
...
(Range for Week Ended September 21)
Exchange
Boston Stock
...
:
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-
39
-10
1
-
22%
7,600
Jan
171/8
181/B
800
17% May,
17% Sep
52 %4 Jan
•
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291/8
1,100 "
21% May
29%
'
601/4
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58 ¥2
65'.
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233/a
600
40 "
Feb
233/a
Sep
Sep
Mar
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6197
196
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STOCKS
Range
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Continental
Oil
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Chemical
Du Pont
17%. Jan
30Va Apr
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-1
(Uh)
Kodak
Eastman
—1
(Un).
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Electric
Emerson
99%
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31
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Mfg
'•
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34 Va
200
18%
^
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Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp.l
Whitney
Tire
Firestone
Rubber
&
First
Ford
Motor
F W D
52%
30%
.
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41%
3
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Co
Corporation.
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Wisconsin
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41%
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21%
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21%
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8%
37%
36 Va
1,200
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Amer
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American
General
—
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Box
Candy
&&
Corpi.
General
Dynamics
General
Electric Co
General
Foods
General
Mills
1,500
•
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8% Feb
69% Mar
t
Glen
Alden
Glidden
Oil
Pure
31 Va
19%
20%
10
;
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States
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1
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27%
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Gray- Drug
36%
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34%
*
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.—
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15
-
27%
29
18'A
25 lA
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56 Va
27%
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16%
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35%
35 Va
r
36%
35 Va
2,300
200
-
Jun
Apr
Feb
Jun
78% Mar
Jun
95 V2
Jan
May
Jun
33%
Jan
57%
Jan
30% Feb
37
Mar
29
Jan
29%
41%
Jan
54%
Jan
Feb
14%
45 Va
17
44%
25% Jun
12Va May
20
Feb
Mar
Jam
Aug
47
13% Jun
Jan
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50
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54% Jun
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23
15 Va
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1
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1
10
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33%
35%
35 Va
25%
26 Va
.
45 Va
;
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20
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66% Feb
Feb
29%
44 Va
43 Va
Apr
Apr
•
Jun
Jun
May
Aug
Sep
May
May
Jun
■
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:
18%
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64% Jan
33
Jan
9% Jan
.
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9% Mar
28% Mar
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31 Va
Jun
48 V4
Jan
25 V# July
44 V# May
600
200
61 »A
26
26
26%
200
2,000
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24
24%
700
23
38'/a
38%
41 Va
900
30% Apr
33% Jun
Johns
Manville
Jones
&
Corp
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Laughlin Steel
5
(Un)
8%
41%
42%
—
427/a
10
44%
Aluminum
Power
&
Chemical
32%
33V3C
&
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Kennecott Copper Corp .(Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
8.75
•
5
Knapp Monarch Co
-
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—
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47%
66%
52%
6%
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64
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6
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5
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71%
11V4
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54Va
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1
45
Sheaffer
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_
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22%
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35
Marquette
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57% Mar
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Co (Un).
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4
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1
—...
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1
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4%
49%
May
58
Feb
10% Mar
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9
16 V4
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124
12 Va
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Sep
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Mar
19
Aug
57% Jun
31%
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91% Jan
33% Apr
21 Va
1,900
21
Sep
38 Va Mar
32'A
33
1,100
28%
Jun
36% Mar
59%
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89
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63% Mar
40% Feb
57%
56%
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56%
46%
46%
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38%
33 Va
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1,600
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May
30%
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43
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Jun
2.50
22%
22%
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800
9
30%
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26 Va
28 Va
41
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43%
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28
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1,150
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11,600
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67
50%
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10
45,c
Aug
(Un)—20 g
Jan
Mar
52% Jan
Jan
40%
Feb
59 Va
22 % July
20% Jun
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80 V4
Jan
20% May
31%
Feb
41%. Sop
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11 %
12 Va
700
18
18%
1,600
17 V4 May
34 V#
35
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300
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1,300
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24
33% Sep
59 Va Jun
73%
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60
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Feb
88% Jan
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8
300
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39
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700
10
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May
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9%
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29%
Jun
41
Mar
34
3,200
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40
Feb
53%
53 %
2,400
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(Un)
Corp
Corp
Sundstrand Corp
...
——
700
38%
Jun
600
29%
100
21% May
23% Jun
89%
89%
97
80
Feb
12%
13%
9,000
12%
Sep
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20%
52%
12%
56% Mar
57
Jan
30%
Feb
35 Va
90
Apr
Aug
24 Va
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34%
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20%
20%
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70'
55%
3,800
700
>
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54%
45% Jun
14 % May
35% Jun
18
100
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36%
1,100
34
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6
Feb
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11%. Mar
Jun
32
500
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700-
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23
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20%
36%
39
v
41% May
45% May
1,400
-
28%
7%
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38
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Jun
400
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51
11,300
52%
38
18
Jun
25
200
-
53%
13%
28
28
,
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51%
51%
.
1
28
;
Jun
47%
24%
29%
5
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45
46%
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of
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33
31%
100
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8
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1,900
26 Va
3
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12 %
25
18
B
1
1.40
1
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Storkllne
11%
25
19
"A"-
(Un)
Standard, Oil Co (Ohio)
:
Standard Packaging
common..
Tenn
Transmission
Gas
Texaco
Textron
Toledo
-
Apr
10% Feb:
58% Idar
24% Mar
May
22% May
28%
Feb
32%
49%
Feb
Jun
25% Apr
59% Mar
18% Mar
3.80
Inc
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Century-Fox
2,600
25%
500
23
24%
24'A
100
20%
Jun
26 Va
Jan
38%
39%
1,000
29 V#
Jun
47%
Feb
5%
5%
100
Jun
36%
37%
500
4%
35%
Jun
51% Jan
22
22
100
20%
Jun
38%
33
Jun
24%
2
1
1
1
Corp
Continental
13%
25%
5
Co
Corp
Radio
16%
40%
12%
42
•
500
(Un)——
Sulphur
16 Va
5
Transmission
Edison
Union
54%
12%
Transamerica
20th
8
Co
Inc
Eastern Transmission
Texas
Feb
May
May
Sep
May
Jun
May
Film
(Un)
36%
200
49 Va
85 V2
78 V#
9
Jan
Jan
Mar
Union Pacific RR
Fruit
31V8
Jan
17% Mar
(Un)
Co
States
States
11%
-
45%
Apr
23 %
Jun
Jan
31V# Mar
May
8 Va Mar
Jan
U
U
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S
Co
Steel
Corp
21
Oil
Jan
Universal
Jan
Upjohn
54%
2,600
1,100
72
73%
900
14%
15%
200
38%
40%
1,000
38%
Sep
60%
Feb
40%
41%
10,100
40'A
Sep
78%
Jan
15%
16%
1,300
13 »A
Jun
31 Va
Jan
Jun
Jun
10 Va
Feb
40%
21%
19%
Jun
37%
2,500
30%
31%
1,400
29% Aug
45
45
35
Jan
Feb
104% Jan
24% Mar
68% Aug
12% May
30%
35
1
39
30%
Jun-1
Feb
8% Sep
Products
34% Jan
1,400
33%
23 Va
61
Mer
54%
Jaa
Sep
63%
(Un)
Jan
30%
2.50
Universal
30
Jan
Apr
68
47% July
27% May
21%
14%
5
18%
Match
Feb
600
51%
Jun
38% May
29
.
72
4
1
Rubber
110
55
43 V# Mar
120 Va
-83%
30
30
•
Gypsum
600
21%
10
industries
1,000
53
i3
10
:
200
92%
47%
33%
89 %
10
25
United Air Lines Inc
United
33%
89%
47
6%
•
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
Carbide Corp
Co (Un)
Oil of California
Electric
-25%
9
15
..
18%
68
•
5
Oil
Standard Oil
Union
33
Jun
56
Jun
8VaMay
4
Jun
y.
43 Va
31%
M^10
(Un)
Spiegel Inc
Square D Co
Standard
Mar
18
May
19 y# May.
49% Feb
100
68
3,500
62 %
,
21
II—IB
(Un)
V
37
1
Company
Walgreen
Webcor
Aug
600
550
500
46%
July
Feb
30
9%, ;
70%
Feb
57% Mar
Jun
48
Feb
52 Va Mar
Feb
Aug
16V4
35%
900
•
..
Pen Co class A
Sparton Corp Q'/r
Sperry Rand Corp
72
31
1,100
100
55%
May
1
Southwestern
59%
*
500
-
67
18%
2,500
18%
34
200
•
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Co
28% Mar
4,600
700
36
34»A
68%
11%
47A
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67%
11%
4%
.
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46%
18%
•
Stockyards
Pacific Co
Jun
700
24%
22%
49%
22 Va
22%
MeCrory Corp
68
46%
10% 4un
39% Jun
2,300
Feb
Feb
•
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Co
&
Mobile
Socony
38 Va Mar
47% Feb
34Va
337/a
—
49%
68
1
1
Southern
Gas
4,800
33
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4
40
49
38%
5
5
Corp
GUlf
55
600
38%
600
49
39%
12.50
(Un)
11%
47%
39'A
33%*
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Southern
Texas
36% Aug
40%
40%
__
48%
•
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10
—
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10
Sep
Jun
Jun
Feb
Western
(Un).
Telegraph
Union
a
~
38%
24%
Jun
41%
25 V#
Jun
39 V#
Jan
26%
Jun
33%
Jan
36
Jun
55
Feb
400
38%
65 Vi
39%
500
34% May
-10
65'A
10O
63 Va
1
10%
10%
100
10% July
97
97
100
92%
Jun
130%
Co.
12%
12 V#
74%
12%
75%
100
300
71%
Jun
Jun
106
Youngstown Sheet «te Tube—
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53
57%
44 "
Jun
Wisconsin Public Service
&
Co
Woolworth
World
•
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10
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28%
8
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Jr
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—
Jan
500
3,900
27%
27
37 Va
Jan
Jun
Jun
40%
Apr
Jan
16% Mar
92
Jan
Aug
7% Apr
13% Apr
18% Feb
/,14%
Jun
28%
25%
Apr
25%
26
63% Mar
15*%, Jan
40
25
28'A
Wilson
13
25%
26
2%
Jun
8% May
200
2,300
2,300
8%
29%
37
Whirlpool Corp
Jan
40
8%
28%
-
500
46% Mar
94 % Mar
——
8.28
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
28%
67% Jan
8%
1
—
Western Bancorporatlon
Marathon
11%
10
33%c
Co
Oil
Texas
10%
70%
9
13%
35
41%
\
20
3,500
Co...
(W A)
Oil
Sinclair
Jan
21
100
8%
6,800
30%
1
Feb
Sep
Jun
5% Jun
,
21%
29 Va
20%
5
Inc
Servel
56%
64
50
,.
20
Service
Roebuck
Sears
25% Jun..
38
Jun
300
11 %
70%
10%
18%
51 Va
44%
8%
...
50c
24 »A
11
Co common
Lytton's
(Un)..
I
23%
23 Va
-11
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp (Un)
Lorillard
(Pi
Co (Un)
Lincoln Printing
Tobacco
1
Feb
25% May
'
8
Paper
United
Libby McNeil & Libby
36 Va
•
& Chemical
United
Laclede
Jun
23 Va Mar
Diego Imperial
Schenley Industries
Schering Corp (Un)
Sep
40'A Jun
1,300
1,200 >
1,000
41
24%
San
85
8
40
-
Jun
Jun
—-
Public
34% Jun
900
100
.
26'A
Aug
National
Louis
St
Union
Kansas
700
,
un'*1
Union
Kaiser
32 Va
16
Brothers
*2% Jun
25 »A Jun
300
20O
400
87/a
41%
-
Feb
30%
Feb
Jan
Feb
46 V\
47Va
—
40%
20%
49%
"
16%
—
Louis
St
Swift
46%
58%
5
Jun
13% May
Jan
2.50
Co
Jun
32%
200
Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal
Trl
Electric
38%
100
600
—
Trav-ler
Jefferson
100
35
200
(Un)
Reynolds Metals Do (Un)
—
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco (Un)
Sunray
31%
45%
♦
Jan
Jun
Jun
—
46
—
w
Jan
15
:y.
♦
(Un)
18
*
18
32
250 i.
2,000
44%
35
19%
Mar
''-,f -y y.;
•;.
350
400
1,100
*
25%
*
(Un)
Tel
&
.
•• ; •
■
34
—
Chemical—S
&
Co
International Paper (Un)
International Shoe bo
International
;y
■
•
—
Harvester
International
international
•
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•
RR
Co
Steamship Co.
International
y
■
■
19%
34Va
__10
Central
Steel
Interlake
40%
24%
67/a
8%
24%
•
Illinois Brick Co
Inland
■
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447/«
16%
Inc
Standard
>
15
Jan
Yates-American
Machine
53
.
3,200
'
37% Mar />
v50% Jan :
Jun
29 Va
of America (Un)
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Standard
-t
37
19%
.
22% Jun
34
May
.29% Jun
-
Apr
24%
Jun
25
.
f
Jan
«K.
6%
36%
Sep
.
36'A Sep
13% July
3,600
3,500
100
2,100
100
100
17%
3% Jan
15
Mar"
inv* Jun
33% July
200
25%
15 Va
Sep
3<»%"«lun
8% Jun
200
100
147/a
—
*
Co
21
37%
10Va
36'A
—
8
Rubber
&
20Vn
34%
—36Va
10;
10
36%
—1
(Un)
(Un)
(WH)
Gossard
20%
1
-
Brothers
Goodyear
19%
25 Va May
500 *
49%Mar
44%
•,
■
16%
Quaker Oats Co
Feb
22% May
18% May
700
6,100
2.R0O
200
2,900
"1,100
42% '
■4:
Jun " !t
\
28%
Radio Corp
Rexall Drug
Rep
31%
^
—
May *
31%
t-'.
,
Jun"
32
pooy
■f
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Feb
2%
900
46%
*3,500
:
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,
*
.*T.26Va May/
68% Apr '
10
Co
Jan
Jan
'i"i4
55
19,400
40
33%
Jan
5
of
Aug
10 Va Mar
May
18
2.50
28%
600 "
Feb / "
Jan-
71%
y
•
(Un)
(Un)
Co
27 Va
10%
4%
53
-
32%
'5 V.
20%
U % ■ir•
48% May,
20 Va May
1
Gamble.
&
Service
Pullman
14%
86
10
17 Va
1
Co
27%
27%
-
-
38V4
w
of America...
Airways (Un)
(The)
45
Jun
Jun
19
54%
■
59%
;; 22 Va
45 Va
17 Va
.,
v400'
■
J ah
'y':--';,
1,200
-
25%
68%
73%
,
1, M-"
;
48% Mar
8
91
5
53V«
.
—
3
Cement
Corp
Co
Goldblatt
loy/u
4%
23%
65%
-73 1
23'/2 '
65%
*"
Mar
Co
&
60
July
•;:
•
53
400
400
3,700...
15
Corp
Potter
.%£■ i*
Jun
Jun
7
100
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V
1
.
•
—
Utilities (Un)
(The)
.-v
r.—1.66%
^5
(Un)
Inc
Genesco
10'A
__
Gen Tele & Electronics Corp
^-3.33%
General Tire & Rubber.
^
__30o
Gillette
''i
Chemical
Feb
Jan
115% Mar
8% Jun"*
17% May
1,700
- 3,200
800
y 1,400
10,200
Inc
Portland
Public
v
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——
General Motors Corp
General
tdV*
5
2
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General
dVa
-2%
1
Corp
'•
58 %
60
8'%
8%
2%. 2%
—
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General
•'
.
1.25
Bankshares Corp
General
V:r*->y.»>v;
1
15
42
27 Va
Revlon
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^
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55% Jan *
,
Sep
Julyv
3
■;>2oo r
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;
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-
36%
500 *:
23% ^
21>
/♦•L
800,
65%; 687 y "
41%
7.50
Jan
Jan
Sep
,
4Va Jun
31% Jun
29% Sep
.
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"
.
V 33%; 33%.;:
42
—
Gas
26%
72 Va
208'A
Jun
5,100
8%
22%
<
5
-3.33
..
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philip Morris Inc (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
34% Mar
Jun
*•
44
8%
—
.10
57%
31. • 7
45
'
-
Natural
Parke-Davis
40
J
88
,
s.
Oak Manufacturing Co
Ohio
Edison
Co
Oklahoma
Jan
y *
-
(('■)
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60Va
Jun
-
166
1,200
1,400
600400
Jun
t
■
(;Un)
World
,;85Va Jun
18
Jun
24
Jun
s-
[(Minnesota)
Corp
400
4,800
300
5V«
51%
■
Pacific Gas & Electric
16% Jun
5
.5230%
44 M»
1,400
61%
u.
Pan
300
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Aur~>-
3
■■
North.American Aviation
Feb
17%
y
(
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Fairbanks
Jan *
37 %
Chem
***—
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56 Va
May
■
48
■
400
52%
Jun
7% Feb
20% Aug- '
99% 102
I8V2 19%
31
32
'
Mar
42
27'/a May
2,400
'
m:i_
Packaging
^
Jun
25%
Jun
21% Mar
•••
-
35 y4
4,300
(Un)_
5 >> 33%. * 23% * 24Va.
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1 p
13' '■ C 13.";;/'"'
13 y
43
^ 200
1,050
-
2,700
4
'
•
-
14% Jun
'
100
60%
Feb
60% Mar
Jun
12%
-
Jan "• V
Feb
Jim
'19
,
••••
45
v
May
41 Va May
100
•
.
50%-
I6V2
—10
Inc
Co
5
53 Vb Mar
500
28
28%
'« 50%
53%
205% 208'%
28
50%
205%
.5
71%
15Va
•
—
5
48% May
26%
42%
28% Mar-
-
21
52%
45
20
*
Co
Co..
Lines
Air
*:';
;
47% Jun
300
1,900
I.
•
-
500
,
17%
17%
Jun
200
53%
50
23%
15
—
17%
26% Sep
42%
V
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Northern /Illinois .(Gas go—
5
7 57%
C*
\Northern Indiana Public.Service Co—*
38%
y
Northern Pacific Ry (Un)__
.8
32%
t, Northern States jPower Go—
<-•; ;
36%. Aug>
42% Apr-
33% May
,
25%
—
■
(EI) de Nemours (Un)___
Eastern
23%
50%
—
1
_
-4.
Manufacturing
-
1
:
Co
2,400
52%
50
\
'
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Detroit
Dodge
^ 700
•
--
12.50
(Un)
Corp
Co
r
21
—
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20
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20
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Curtlss-Wright
v
5
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Products
Corn
Co
Delaware (Un)
of
* 37%
>-
T
5
-850
70% Feb
40% Mar
28%
.
,
..45% Mar
—
———
America
Jun
100
-
V
High
Jun
33
5%
•
;•-*
547/a Jan
-,i
27
"Nattonal
•
17'A Mar
V
800
41 y4
4i%y >41%
,27%.v- y 27%
1
—;—*
;—;—
-
34'/a
i
5.%
Monsanto -Chemical (Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co...
.V
5,800
27"
•
:
Low
53%
34 V8
34%
—.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
52 Va
,
Monroe Qiiemical Co..
•
„
52%
Mississippi. River Fuel.
Modine Manufacturing Co
National Distillers &
50—Jan-
i'-i .70
j
-
Co
Shares
(Un)
Motorola; Inc
Feb
°
of
-
V
-
Corp
for Week
Mar
68%
-v
v *
__
Container
;
.
26% Jari•.* t
13% Mar y --4
^
*
Consumers- 'Power
.
17% Feb :
'
•*.-200:;y.f55%:^Jun
% i"s Coleman " Co '
.4>16%^:i-6%^5^.T7'v700,^.^j2%-. Jan s
Colgate Palmolive Co (Un)
__1 »•*';,.7. 39% 40%
1,000 -*• 32% May
Colorado Fuel &'Iron Corp
5 •aL 4..
8%
8% 1
400 > ;
6% Sep
^ Columbia ^& -SysteinA(Un)
^7 ^4%:
fV"2rl00. ^y722%JMay 17
^CommonwealthRdi6Qh c6mJi^C.44ll2%"rv;;' ^l%5-^41%; >44%r;>r -3,600a-£ <85 % May
Consolidated Foods
1.33%
7129% -- *29% 297/u
'; 400
25% Jun
Consolidation Coal Co
1
4 «r ^ 36%
36% 4 2,500 " % • 32 * July
'
Jan
—
-
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Minnesota Min & Mfg
Feb
59%
.
49-;;«, <*i49Jy; 50%
400----47%-Aug *'
24 - • 24%'""'--BOO- - i
.
Week's
Last
High
17%
500
15% Jun
47 .■,t 1,300.
v.46%<May
8%
f-900f8% Jun
11. T '■> • --'100
9 - 'Jun
19%; ••.— --200 —->-<17-%-» Jun
17'%'-;
4007 — -16% Sep9%
17100- -- ■8% Jun
59 i--2,-800- r * -38% .'Jun
46% "-"-lQ6:--37% -Jun
17%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
- 45%
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
••
8% •
Vuiiago
"Northwestern Ry com.—-*>,'■
11 > '*8 ft series A preferred.:
.100
•>
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'
9% • *>» 9%
Chrysler Corp
25
54%
54% ■"Cinciimati Gas & Electric
—:_____8.50
V
» - ,
46%117%
(Un.)......—^..25. C* 46 Va
Corp
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
Chemetron
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's
Friday
Last
•.
(Range for Week Ended September 21)
17 Va
Apr
Mar
75% Mar
(1272)
36
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended September 21)
Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific
This list does not include approximately 500 issues
Price Range on
'Friday
•''• '4v.
•'
Corp pfd (Un)—25
Consolidated Min_—5c
Black Mammoth
5
1
*
__5.50
10
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Buckner
Industries
Inc—
Ink Co
California
Castle
Inc
Cooke
&
25%
9%
20,100
650
16%
Jun
23%
2,800
24 y4
Jun
50 %
4% May
100
6%
6
Elec
Oil
Jade
29 Va
32c
49%
'9%
99c
■
«
1,000
3,900
'
2.00
500
July
Jan
75c
Jun
•
45C
Leslie
M
J
Salt
M
Meier
Frank Co
Petroleum
Merchants
Co
Nordon' Corp Ltd-.
Norris
Oil
preferred
6%
5%%
Oil
Co
Gas
&
Jan
Mar
15
7% May
May
85c
1.85
1.90
Jun
18c
46c
Apr
10
27%
63
25% May
25% May
23%
Jun
30% Mar
25
Jun
39 V4
Sep
47%
•;
5%
r
Jun
Jan
67%
.
Feb
37% .Apr
.
32%
24
24
24%
44
25%
25%
27%
66o
.•
,
Feb
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
on
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co. \/
,
-Stocks-
-Bonds10 :•
May
10
First
Second
10
Indus-
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
Stocks
trials
Rails
Utili¬
65
Total
•
'40
'
roads
trials
Date
ties
ties
Rails
;
Bonds
Sept.
14
121.23
210.43
79.77
Jan
Sept.
17
607.63
121.04
121.77
210.84
92.88
79.72
83.27
88.40
Sept.
18
607.09
120.20
122.21
210.63
92.78
79.77
83.20
88.40
86.03
1,700
1.25 May
2.10 Jan
Sept.
19
607.09
119.24
122.48
210.41
92.76
79.76
83.26
88.52
86.07
2.65
July
Sept.
20
601.65
118.70
121.73
208.86
92.83
79.90
83.22
88.52
86.09
3,000
1,600
1.50
21%
5% Aug
Feb
450
Sep
20
25% May
27
50
24
25 %
3%
9%
3%
300
22 %
4%
Jun
2.00
Averages
Feb
26%
25%
900
Aug
19
86.06
Utilities,
compiled daily
stocks, 15.46.
are
6.55;
65
by
using
■
the
following
^
;
divisors:
Industrials,
Rails,
2.988;
5.34;
Jan
Jun
22
Mar
Jan
32% May
16y4
200
30
July
5.00 Mar
2.20
86.05
4% Aug
Jun
9 y4 May
900
3,900
:
88.45
Jan
26%
9%
18%
31%
3%
605.84
3% Apr
32
25%
22 %
4
Rail¬
Indus¬
Total
15
■
Jan
4%
17%
31%
\
3
20
17% Mar
1.60
4%
—
385
69c
21%
5
400
50 Va
32%
-
88.
50
1.55
—
4%
4%
4%
49 Va
27%
'
——
Below are the
5% Mar
2.85 May
21%
•' 3%
"■u""
Jan
Mar
32 Va
1"
49%
v"•
_
6.25
.
Jan
1.55
25c
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A_25
Trico Oil & Gas Co
—50c
28 % Mar
Jan
2.70
21%
Western
Rhodes
Jun
^
Jun
1.75
—
19
Jun
1.70
9%
17%
150
Jun
200
33VaC
1
Develop
Gas
&
Oil
Reserve
21%
31c
450
21,000
——i
21%
15%
55
—.—.25
25
__—
48
83.12
40c
4%
Sep
92.88
16%
53%
1
1
47-%
29%
121.48
36c
common
preferred
Pacific
4%
37c
.—.—--1
—
Invest
8,400
16%
Co
American
North
17,500
25c
Co (Un)
Inc
:_.
Oil
32c
—10
10
__10c
Co
M
&
&
34%. May
154
10
28c
4%
60
29%
10
Corp
6% May
Jan
1,100
7,300
35
-
2.00
30c
:.10c
50c
.—
39%
29%
,•
5
30
Imperial Western
?'
Jan
91c
2.00
,r
Jan
27%
9%
V
High
*
38%
— -
'
Feb
1,300
5%
34%
9%
Low
Feb
2.75
;
1
W'estinghouse
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
26%
91c
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Feb
Shares
39%
7%
Vanadium
Jan
5
Jun
Low
—8.50
(Joseph) 'Co..
—
1
Pittsburgh Brewing Co commonPittsburgh Plate Glass
Rockwell-Standard
44-5
Corp_
2»c
Jun
18%
40c
10c
+2%
—
Refractories—.
25%
May
4%
6%
of Calif
Co
11c
1,500
2.75
«
34%
1
California_l
Co of
Exploration
Humor
7,000
33%
Co
Walker
Sales
for Week
Range.
Par
5
Alloys Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake
17%
--
10
L-
Capwell Co
Oil Co Ltd class A
Exi ter
General
4.J\
18
27 /a
Equitable Gas
47%
Jun
400
15c
32%
Co (Un)
Fields
Oil
Dominguez
Emporium
Good
Oil Co
Gas &
Buttes
22
22%
22
"High
Low ■'
13c
22
13c
32%
Cement
American
•.A;-A,':'4:','4' ^i''' '
;
Home
Range Since, Jan. 1
Shares
High
LOW
Par v
;■
.
for Week
Range
of Prices +
:
Coast Stock Exchange.
dually traded on
Sales
Week's
:■
STOCKS'«%>Viv^^* Last
y ..7.
/y+'/A/-;
Sale Price
-A,
Week 's
of Prices
y
\ •••
Harbison
pother Exchanges.
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Union
Sugar common
Industrial Corp
United
4
5%'
common
—
24
24
(Un)——1
—10
Exploration
10c
6%
6%
Equipment Co
Petroleum
Westates
Preferred
Williston
common
(Un)
Oil
Basin
•
Feb
25%
Apr
3
Jan
5%
Sep
1,200
5%
1
Jan
Jun
37
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Sep
% May
Jan
3% May
%
8,500
24
V
500
23
4
Jan
Jan
7%
71,600
100
9c
4,000
8c
18c
May
Mon.
Tues.
Sept. 18
Wed.
Sept. 19
—
144.31
Mar 14
Low
112.34
.
100.23
jun
111.94
Sept. 20
Range
111.91
A Sept. 21
111.67
Thurs.
Fri.
„
1962
High
112.39
Sept. 17
Jan
Jan
Range for
Closing
Date
7% Mar
6V4
7%
6%
6%)
6%
9c
—
16
5%
5%i
%
1
8%
Preferred
Warrants
Victor
100
6,300
High
for
27
1961
144.09. Dec
-
Jan
106.57
Low
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
Sales
*
Last
Range
Jfor Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
American
Tel
Arundel
Corp
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
Research
Baltimore
Budd
-4l33
Corp..
298
Jan
136 V2
98 ya May
25%
Jan
34% Jan
Sep
41 Va
42 %
244
35
25%-
25 Va
28
315
19 y2
13 V4
14%
160
11
1
Co__—
Company
8%
12%
12 y4
351
8%
8
-
13
188
7V4 May
9% May
A
;
index of
ended
week
the
for
stocks
stock prices based
Curtis
:
Publishing
Co
Light.
Duquesne
Electric
Food
General
Giant
9%
Jan
;•
28 V4
28%
•
I75-
8%
47
319
931
29%
Feb
Jun
62%
5%
Jun
class
Jun
13% Feb
55% Mar
32% Mar
Trade,
24
May
45%
313
41%
22%
847
21% Aug
41%
41%
44%
2,001
8%
8%
395
38% July
8
Jun
19%
19%
15% May
17
55%
12,635
14%
53 V4
14%
11
5
"
200
5
Pennsylvania
Gas
Pennsylvania
Water
Light.—
Jun
56
Feb
40%
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
17
11% May
Jun
57%
34%
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan
14 Va
Jan
45
Jun
Sep
Stocks
Railroad
7
Sep
No. of
and M'iscel.
Foreign
Int'l
Bank
Govt.
4%
4%
112
4Va
Jun
6%
Feb
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
19%
20%
445
Jun
30 V2
Jan
18
8%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
36
Potomac
Public
Electric
Power
Service Electric
22%
Gas
60 y4
Jun
20%: Jun:;
15
28%
23 Va May
28%
32%
236
27
Jun
31%
32%
1,070
29
May
30%
33 Va
390
23%
Jun
11
Jan
Mar
8%
36
6
50
24% May
5Va Jun
10% Jun
Mon.
Sept. 17
94% Mar
Tues.
33%
Wed.
Sept. 18
Sept. 19
Sept. 21
31%
Jan
Jan
$253,000
337,000
318,000
338,000
4,267,000
17,597,070
$20,279,000
Hitter
Bcott
8% July
11V4
Finance class B
16% Jan
34% Mar,
3,444
6%
2,021
38 Va
730
32% May
65%
66%
474
49% May
69 %
6%
6%
100
6x/4 Aug
10%
South
&
French
Jersey Gas
Oil
Texas
Co
Thompson
Gas
25 V4
461
45 V4
33%
33%
55
46%
46%
46%
377
Transmission
_3.50
15%
15%
16%
1,619
53
29
Jun
Jun
May
Jan
8
47% Mar
U.
nn
Government...
S.
$1,805,000
/
Railroad
and
Industrial
Universal Marion
Warner Company
38%
Jun
140
6%
Jun
22%
22 %
183
19%
Jun
<■
—
•
*,
'•
8%-
8%
Jun
8
100
65%
23%
10%
Feb
29%
268
26%
Jun
38 V4
Apr
Mon.
Sept. 17_r
33 Va
455
29 Va
Jun
41
Jan
Tues.
Sept. 18
Sept. 19
Thurs.
Sept. 20
Fri.
L
Sept. 21
Total
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
1,386,430
1,103,000
960,655
1,341,075
1,170,805
-
4
5,961,985
1
Range
for Week
of Prices
,
Bonds
$279,000
270,000
197,000
363,000
326,000
Al
.
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
4x4
;
$10,000
$5,000
6,000
1,000
4,000
4,000
6,184,800
Total
Bond
Sales
$294,00.0
276,000
~~2_,bbb
200,000
367,000
330,000
$12,000
Jan. 1 to
21
1961
1962 *
5,961,985
W.
Stocks—Number of Shares
Bonds
$20,000
$1,435,000
Week Ended Sept.
Sales
Last
Gov't
Bonds
Domestic
Shares)
33
Foreign t
Corporate
Foreign
Stocks
(No. of
Jun
28%
Sale Price
$26,392,000 $1,103,968,000 $1,203,701,700
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
8% Mar
28%
STOCKS
52,137,700
1,151,562,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
23%
Week's
------
Jan
*
Friday
m • •
Mar
—————10
common
1,040,279,400
/
72% Jan
Wed.
Washington Gas Light
25,383,000
;,v-
——
.
$22,084,000
18% Mar
May
114
7%
Corp.
43
44
14
53%
7%
$1,009,000
J^.OOO
63,673,600
20,279,000
——
„—
Foreign
53% Feb
—4.50
Improvement
$^'UUT
------
...
Bank
International
Jan
8
42% May
1
5
Corp
United
245
5.662
53%
33 Va
Ramo-Wooldridge
United
5%
27%
51%
»
Eastern
Jun
5
5%
26%
2.50
Co
761,520,252
687,848,352
Bonds—
Feb
51 Va
4«»
Lab
1961
15,915,210
17,597,070
Stocks—Number of Shares
$22,084,000
—
Jan. 1 to Sept. 21
1962
1961
Apr
26%
1
*
,
Kline
$1,805,000
1962
Apr
5% May
37
6%
50
Paper
Smith
Sun
common
4,005,000
4,826,000
Week Ended Sept. 21
Total
Reading Co
Sales
559,000
Feb
19
Bond
$4,147,000
5,051,000
4,055,000
—.
Mar
29%
28%
65%
3,687,520
2,947,010
3,349,340
4,279,400
$3,894,000
4,714,000
3,737,000
3,667,000
38% Mar
Jan
Jun
"
:
Total
40% Jan
38
—.
Total
U. S.
Feb
55
34 Va
3,333,800
Sept. 20
28%
'6
28%
-
171
6
A 6
! 37%-
*
3,602
36 Va
8%
6
11%
35%
*
com
96
,
28%
30%
11
common——.10
&
67%
23%
31%
10
Co
Jun
1,950
32%
*
common.
18 Va
51
24%
66
25c
•
Co
83.8
5% July
5
Transportation
113.3
+
4x/2 Aug
18% Jun
23%
*
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of L I
Inc.,
Electric
1.4
92.6
Jan
50
66
50
.
Photo
131.4
585
common.*
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Perfect
85.5
143.0
178;2
-
6%
22 %
1
3 ■/;
Corp
&
101.8
185.5
0.1
+
28%
25c
;
-r__:
&
Power
144.1
Mining
95.2
•
—0.2
159.9
143.8
6%
19%
16 %c
Oxford Mfg class A
Pennsalt
Chemicals
+
90 7
6%
4Va
1
Corp
Linotype
111.0
11L6
'
25%
5
•-
1
Inc„
1.8
—1.0
98.6
134,4
160.1
Service
and
107.0
135.6
113.6
—
^
-
-
Finance
Fri.
Co
1.0
89.8
Thurs.
&
1.4
+
25%
1
-10c
Inc
206
17
•52%
__
1
A
Resistance;
Mergenthaler
+
107.9
93.9
Utility
26% Jan
common.
Lehigh Coal & Navigation ex-distrib_l0
Lehigh Valley R__
*
Merck
109.8
45 % Aug
15 Va Feb
Homasote Co
Martin-Marietta
1
Low
v
144.3
135.0
Transportation
38%
High
0.9
+
109.0
Goods
Non-Durable
38 %
45 y4
119.0
111.3
]
Durable Goods
Mar
22 Va
1
*
—1.66%
Corp
Corp
Inc
Fund
1,429
46 y2
2
—
Motors
Irnern a uonal
59 V4
122
-2.50
Co
Acceptance
Madison
55%
82% May
/
Change
Sept. 7/62
120.1
1962-
Percent
1957-59==100
Sept. 14/62
15% Feb
22%
Dairies
Food
446
on the closing prices, of 300 common
1962, for the composite and by-major
preceding week and with highs and lows
industry groups compared with the
Apr
1
preferred
General
95%
8%
1
_8.75
—-——-5
—10
Stores
Motor
Foremost
$1
—
Battery—
Storage
Fair
Ford
common
Light—
Delaware Power 4s
90%
90%
56%
1.80
:—25
Co
14,
for the current year.
19%
*
Manufacturing
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
Sept.
33% May
Jun
May
'
SEC
The
A9% Jan
Juh
13%
13
SEC Index of Stock Prices
High
99 V2
Jun
41%
1
-
_
5
Transit
4,059
25 %k
66 V4
"
Electric-—.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Range Since Jan. 1
341
69
25 Va
25%
___
V
109% 112 %
110
-33 y3
Tel
&
68%
1
Markets Inc
Acme
68
Low
High
Low
Par
1962
$1,467,000
Sept. 21
1961
228,553,629
372,539,699
$52,492,000
$36,160,000
'
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
'
Columbia Gas System.
IT
1
"~i
'~Yo
Duquesne Brewing Co of
Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co
*""5
For
footnotes,
see page
41.
Low
29%
Low
High
High
Feb
29%
30%,-
341
29 Va
Sep
48%
61%
61%
231
48 Va
Jun
73 % Mar
25V2
25%
16
8 Va
821
22% May
7% Sep
30% Mar
7%
28%
29%.
297
24% May
32% Mar
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
'
'
'•
'
'
-
$683,000
$1,435,000
:
Government——
Corporate
i
:
"
__i_
20,000
12,000
r-
A
76,000
28,000
V
1,164,000
1,936,000
1,317,000
$55,000,000
$39,413,000
1,344,000
U)% Feb
,
Total-
■
$1,467,000
$787,000
«>Jb i*hitiEW»ewN$^wMl. w
Volume
Number 6197
196
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1273)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
&
Power
4 % % A
Algoma
Paper common
,*
Co
4%
of Canada
22%
22%
pfd—25
Atlas Steels Ltd—
Bank
of
of
Nova
Jun
Laura Secord Candy Shops.—
Laurentide Financial class A
Sep
23% Mar
45%
Jun
50
10
45 V2
Jun
50
a53
95
*
40
'57
50
Power
&
Paper
6%
31
2,859
27
12
Jun
34%
2,235
28
May
35
20
22
July
26
65%
65%
68%
68%
—*
44
43
707
16
49
49
82c
*
5% %
pfd—
50"
preferred
48%
Bowaters
Mersey
Brazilian
Traction
5%%
I
Pfd
50
Light
British
Columbia
Jun
83%
Jan
Molson
55
Jun
82
Jan
40
Jun
54
Feb
Montreal
15
Jun
20
Jan
Montreal
47
Jun
82c
Sep
90c
142,632
240
48
120
50
335
50
261
53
Sep
Noranda
Apr
Nova
54 Vz
Aug
July
4.85
Sep
*
29%
29%
30
12%
12%
Jun
54'A
Sep
July
4.75
10
Jun
20,462
*
16%
3.00
17'/a
7,154
47
47%
652
1.80
1.85
11,846
93
Ltd
6%
93
25
25
pfd
7%
10
Co
A
*
15
7.%
15%
Mines
Ogilvie
Jan
Ontario
Flour
Canada
1.75
7%
Apr
Pacific
Jan
14
Jun
93
60
15
Feb
18
56%
Penmans
Feb
Placer
Feb
Power
1.95 Aug
Sep
Sep
93
10
9% May
Price
Jan
16%
Sep
Corp
Premium
Sep
of
100
12
Jan
16
Feb
Quebec Natural
19% July
37
Jan
6.25 Aug
8.20 Mar
23 %
23 '/a
24
6,550
17%
Jun
25'A
25%
25%
200
23 Va
Jun
32%
Feb
Reitman's
Feb
Rolland
27
796
23%
Jun
23 %
676
22'A
Jun
27
19%
830
18
Jun
25%
.*
52
52 %
200
50
Jun
Apr
64% Apr
*
18%
20
976
i7
Jun
25%
*
9'/a
9%
12,095
49
49 %
315
*
10
10'A
800
*
17
18 %
315
30 %
30%
Canadian
Fairbanks
Canadian
Husky—
_*
Morse
class
7%
Industries
Canadian
International
Canadian
Marconi
33% Aug
6%
56%
12%
*
"h
-
com—*
58
12%
Oil
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
1
Companies
_r
460
K
Del
P
Rio
Oils
Ltd—
600
37
4.20
400
3.80
41
9*%
44 Va
71,209
6,187
11%
a20% a20%
655
11
Textile
Consumers
Sep
Jan
11
25-
Feb
72%
16%
—
6.00
2i
15
i_
6.70
11,675
4.80
18%
300
Jun
Zellerbach
Crush
International
3,340
4.50
200
class
27%
3.50
36
1,860
a7
a7
25
5
al25
5
110
a21
a21
25
27
Jan
4.50
Jun
36
Jun
.
20%
10%
300
8
10
109
Redeemable
Dominion
of
&
9.55
Jun
15'A
Jun
26%
Jan
5.00
Coal—.
75
13%, Jan
13%
45
Jun
67
560
70
May
85
10
115
14%
Jan
18
5%
Jun
8
8%
*
._.
12%
*
com
12%
17 Va
8%
12%
Freiman
8%
5,175
11%
Nickel
16%
Co
75
20
Feb
Co
16'A
17%
2,640
24
150
a50
a50
49
33%
33
33%
2,560
8'A
8%
8'A
15% May
20'A Jun
27
Jun
56
25'A
Jun
34
Jun
9%
Jun
7
Sep
8%
180
Feb
3.00
48 %
Great
Lakes
a
50
16%
210
16%
19%
2,100
18 Vz
9%
a
9'A
25%
3.30
3.20
7%
7'A
17
*
16'A
28%
28%
101
Canada
1%'
.
•
Paper
Ltd
Consolidated
9
'.v
16 Va
•
com
Gold
Mines—
Oil
_
__
5
19
100
class
A
Steel
__
Inland
Jun
29!
42
Jun
63
62
60%
3,570
100
2,773
5%
a52%
5%
Bay
Mining
Class
4%%
42 %
3,550
44%
26
Jun
68%
Jun "
preferred-
For
of
U1
Canada
footnotes,
see
38% Aug
51
Jan
12
Jun
15 %
8% July
63'A
Jan
11%
Jan
Jun
84% Mar
8
Jun
16
Feb
2430
Apr
75
24
July
9,400
13
Jun
19% Mar
22'A
Jun
23
Jun
10
Jun
18%
Jan
19%
Jun
26%
Jan
22% May
26%
Jan
38'A
43
Feb
22'A
10%
2,110
26
12,537
*
25
39
25
38%
V '
com—*
25
573
41%
44 : 44%
■
200
1,665
"i'
>
7%
73A
45 %
Feb
25
32
Feb
680
575
6% May
24% Jun ;
125
9
27'A
29
*
9
16%
„_1
16%
18%
30
18%
'/:k
Sep
42% Mar
153
25,'
.
.
295
25
! Sep
8% Mar
321-4 Mar
Jun
32 Va Mar
9
100
16 3A
8,044
15%
Jun
21 Va
19
1,575
17 Va
Jun
32 Va Mar
6'A
Aug
12%
Jan
May
•
46%
1,555
43
10
55%
57%
1,709
50% July
—*
11%
12%
1,186
10%
Jun
1
16% May
7%
8%
5,700
7%
Jun
13
27%
—
class
A
Corp Fund—
Pipeline
48 Va
Jun
*
20%
20%
1,000
17%
13%
13%
375
13%
Sep
*
a5%
a5%
50
Feb
73
Jun
*
60
Feb
May
13%
Feb
Corp..
...
Worts
&
•
;
51
51
5
July
Sep
Apr
51%
2,260
2.10
2.25
1,600
Aug
2.90
common..*
15
15
15%
350
11
Jun
23%
*
15
15
15 Va
300
11%
Jun
22%
Feb
15%
Co
15%
15%
4,050
13'A
Jun
19%
Jan
22
Jan
...—1
*
18%
44%
7%
Jun
1.75
59% Mar
Feb
Feb
...
18 Vz
375
16
Jun
_*
33
33
400
32
Feb
36 Va May
__50
common
—
46%
46%
50
46%
Sep
50
18
Shown
Are
Expressed
Canadian
Dollars
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
1
21c
21c
26c
15,200
*
9
8%
9
280
*
Common
Class
A
Alscope
Apr
Ltd
Consolidated
9%
8%
9%
38c
38c
*
Ameranium! Mines Ltd
Aug
__
1
Ltd
Mines
Lead
Anacon
21c
7
July
4,150
8
July
1,000
30c
High
Sep
39c
Jan
2'Ac
Jan
4'Ac
Jan
1,000
30c
Aug
1.00
Jan
2.50
2.65
3,925
1.75 May
4.35
34
25
1
6c
6c
4,000
4%c
4%c
5c
4,020
Jan
3.15
3.00
3.25
15.175
35c
36c
9,763
3.15
3.50
1,800
6.00
6.00
19
Atlas Sulphur &
Apr
25% Mar
Augustus
Atlas Telefilms
300
9
:Aug
14% Mar
Auto
2,565
23
Jun
28%
Jan
Avalon
Aug
7lA Sep
15
July
4.10
*
Iron Co Ltd
2.55
1
Ltd
Exploration
Jan
4,500
34
Ltd
July
3c
*
Mines
Aug
a
1.00
36c
1
Mining Corp Ltd
10',
Aug
3c
Anthonian
Sep
9%
36c
20c
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Feb
6c
1
6c,
2,000
34
5c
4c
3c
1.65
Mar
9c
July
Feb
10c
July
31c
Anr
39%
Aug
Jan
10c
May
Jan
4.35
60c
May
Jan
July
Jan
Jan
8
17
1,160
2.60
900
700
8
20%
Sep
Fabrics
Products
31 %
102
3,940
28%
Co
Ltd
cl
B—•
Telephone Co Ltd
Aug
16'.4
Apr
Jun
10%
7.30
1,100
Eaker Talc Ltd
Feb
7.00
1
9'Ac
9c
9'Ac
5,500
9c
May
6,500
3c
Jan
22c
July
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Sep
37%
Jan
Bankfield
Consolidated
101
Sep
109 %
Jan
Barvallee
Mines
52
Jun
60 %
Feb
Bateman
9
Sep
10%
Sep
Beauce
Jun
20
Bav
1
4
Mines
Ltd
8c
8'Ac
2,000
3c
Jan
5c
5c
7,000
4'Ac
Jun
8'Ac
Jan
30c
30c
1,000
?0c
Sep
60c
Apr
10c
12c
4,800
10c
Sep
10c
Aug
3.80
3.95
2,360
Sep
7%
Jan
Blue
18'A
19 'A
5,665
18%
Jun
26%
Jan
Bornite
al9'A al9%
50
15%
Feb
22
Jun
Eritish Columbia Packers Ltd class A„*
Feb
Bruneau
Mining Corp
River Mining Ltd
9.3b
Jun:'•••••
15%
9.40
Jun
15%
Raceway
2.20
Sep
May
4.25
July
59 Va Mar
Calumet
9% July
13% Mar
Calypso
58%
Feb
Canada
Jan
Canadian
Ltd
30c
.1
1
Inc
*
Corp
1
25c
18c
Jan
May
12c
13'A
250
12'A
Jun
17'A
17c
22c
21,500
12'Ac
Sep
32c
Aug
15%
15%
75
15'A
Sep
15 V4
Sep
40c
46c
69,500
27
15%
12c
13%
—
18c
29'A
10,345
20%
1,100
Feb
Feb
100
July
500
4c
1
Bellechasse
900
6c
34c
4c
7,815
Copper
40c
Aug
Sep
1
Mining
Bonnets
Mar
8'Ac
34c
17
May
Feb
16c
1
Co
Mining
Placer
5.75
1
Ltd
1,500
.
3.95
Sep
Jan
7.30
50
3.80
2.70
U6
1
155
15%
3.15
—.5
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
865
49%
49%
50%
II,520
Va
11
11'A
2,335
43%
43%
44%
5,419
39
5
13%
13%
13%
1,450
12 %
July
5%
Aug
*
'
7.60
page
1
in
Week's
Last
9V4
16
,—Jan
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd—
2.20
11
—
22 Va
—
4.15
49
Mines
6
6
145
21%
23%
5,499
47 %
30
a47
a47
1
4.15
4.15
1,000
July
19% July
46% Aug
a
17%
■<
6% Mar
34%
Jan
49'A Mar
Uranium
Food
6.50
Canadian
Jan
Canalask
50
15%
Jun
18
Jan
Canorama
66'A
8,713
56%
Jun
89
(
Jan
£7%
27%
Capital
28%
806
41.
July:.
Mines
Chibougamau
Co
Colliers
&
Co
B
39% Mar
CarbCc
3c
5,900
2'Ac
Feb
2.15
2,400
1.40
Aug
3.20
3.40
13,300
Co
Nickel
Mines
Mines
Ltd
—
Ltd
all
6%
—
*
70c
—
—1
—
"
4.15
—-1
9c
-
6%
3.65
—
—
*
1
Ltd
Industries
Ltd—*
Ltd
Explorations Ltd—
Building
all
—
25
3.20
11
Sep
Feb
)
Aug
Sep
4c
Jan
2.90
Apr
7.45
Feb
18
May
Feb
Ltd—
3
Dock
3.20
29%
Jan
2.00
1
70c
Aug
2'Ac
1
class
Resources
Devonian-Petroleums
Dredge &
25c
1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
__
27
*
Ltd
Beverage
Common
Canadian
59%
27
1
•
Canadian Kodiak Refineries Ltd
a__
4.00 July
;
&
Flooring
59%
°4
al5% al5'A
Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
h
j
10
Paper-common
Jan
a25
10%
Steel
Minerals
Ajax
11'A
50
.
Nickel
Jan
Jan
37
15%
24%
Sale Price
12 Va
*
Cement
8%
65
Jun
a24
Par
26
47%
International
Feb
Jan
15%
STOCKS
11
*
common
International
oep
56%
July
27%
500
22%
Canada
Transmission
Campbell
(John)
ai.n.iuauunai
Mar
Canadian Stock Exchange
18%
May
•
com_^__
preferred
12%
10 Va
Prices
2.20
£1
Corp
Jan
Jan
a
3.00
Jun
41
245
12
.50
preferred
10%
4.68%
Acceptance
Sep
4'A July
50
3,192
24%
B
10%
*
Bay Co
preferred
1.80
39
815
52%
29%
a
*
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
11%
_20c
Warrants
Inglis
22
—50'
of
Gooderham
&
*
Pittfield
"
$2.25
50
63
Elevator
*
i.
B
Imperial Oil Ltd.
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6%
25%
common."
pfd
Finance
Walker
alO
3.30
a59% a59 %
S
Inv
Holt Renfrew
Indus
25%
*
L.td^.—
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Black
Hudson's
40
A—
Band-Ore
...
—
&
48%
19'A
1
_
2.65
16'A
*
Hawkey Siddelev Can
Hollinger
Hudson
Jan
Canada-—
Canada
Webb
•
25%
Ltd
Britain
&
25 %
35
1.80
A
pfd
%
Structural
Arno
10
Motors
Feb
10% May
17% Jun
165
common..
of
United
Aug
8
17
IS
preferred
preferred
18%
1,755
26%
Trans
Jan
330
*
Corp...
Canada
__
8,543
18%
36%
a25
class
Co
Turnbull
18% Mar
*
Gatineau Power common
Great
14%
14
36
commoo..—„—_——*r*:.
Co
Traders
May
50
105
Mines
(ChasE)
Aug
J
23% May
*
..^.1
of
Jan
11%
17%
Jan
a21
24
•
Canadian
July
July
55
9
42%
21 % Mar
*
,
14%
May
a50
common
Jun
16
a21
*
Corp
44
2,125
25
Williams
12% Mar
Sep
8,860
*
(A J)
&
I,065
17%
23 %
A
1,095
11%
20,175
Mar
17%
175
Players
49%
14%
Mar
3%
class
Aug
23% Mar
14%
Apr
Sep
1,700
common
Canada
30%
July
Jan
4,165
75
„
Ltd
Sep
18
Jan
53%
com
~
Chemical
Jan
May
915
40%
Toronto-Dominion, Bank
50% Mar
1
&
Petroleum
Class
11
27%
i
17%
90
May
,
Foundation
Home
48%
u
4,825,
Sep
July
Jun
3.50
Fraser Cos Ltd
Home
20'A
4,661
4%
4 Vz
Texaco Canada
Sep
16%
_*
Falconbridge
5'A'A
70
29
2,110
Sep
116
140
Heating Prod class A_.
Fleetwood
General
11%
535
27%
1.80
Voting Trust
Weston (Geo) class A_.
3,610
j..5*
._
preferred
B
Frosst
625
82%
a
9%
Apr
*
Paper
French
12'A
81%
71%
Westcoast
25
common
Textile
Freres
Famous
all%
9%
Feb
Jun
pfd
Bros Ltd
Class
11%
69%
Mar
37%
Brewery
Enamel
Jan
Friday
Steel
E'ddy
Jan
32
*
Steinbergs class A
Sep
Aug
970
__i—
Stores
Pont
31
Jun
6% Aug
Feb
1,000
Lime Ltd
Dominion Tar &
Dupuis
Jan
Jun
24
9%
10%
Jan
common
Dominion
Du
11%
23%
125
14%
24 Vz
Jan
116
;
Dairies
Dominion
Dow
400
521
26%
70%
11
Jun
116
preferred
Donohue
8%
25'A
*
143
July
10%
Dominion Foundries & Steel
7%
8
25
'
Apr
25
2
6%
Feb
25%
—
.10
Standard
Feb
common—.'*
Bridge
Jun
W—
39%
common.——
Zellers Limited
Dominion
"
—*
Stleel
Apr
2.50
Glass
Feo
1.80
A/i'V
A
B
Southam
Jan,i
8.50
al25
Seagrams
Dominion
10%
Simpsons-'
14% Mar.
20 Va
100
Coal
Jan
Sep-
27%
Jan
J2
Petroleum
Dominion
8%
40 Va
common
A
CO
Sicard Inc
Feb
Jan
18% July
*
A_:
Ltd
35%
*
Preferred
Dominion
Jan
2,075
•
Sep
44%
'
i-
15 Va
20 Va
_•
—
Crown
'Dominion
10
Ltd common—
Corp
Sherwin
Jan
6%
Jun
Aug
4.50
_*
—
Credit
Dome
Jun
*
_———
Foods
Series
Jan
42%
Ltd
Lawrence
Series
Jan
14
Jun
Jun-
10'A
18%
*
Foncier Franco-Canadian,
Distillers
6%
48%
common—
Cement
.'plo
Jan
8%
% Jan
19%
*
Glass—
Coronation
Credit
100
1
Shawinigan Water & Power
8% May
21% SepAir
;
'
Consolidated
Jan
335
7
9%
'
22%
■21%
ll'/a
—*
Development
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
111
107
7
Canada.—...
of
Trans
C
108
100
,
Mar
14 Va Mar
9%
29%
Lawrence
Salada
Jan
38'A
IDA July
5,450
21%
-.J*
—
23
9%
100
St
'*•
14
42%
44
_*
common
__L:—-25
preferred10
Ltd
893
4.00
4.00
Railway-
Canadian Vickers
Central
50
20%
*
common
class A
Paper
Preferred
Sep
35%
4% May
50% Jun
42%
'
Canadian
6%
12%
i3.
.50
21
Jan
6
7,000
Co.
May
100'A 100%
20c
—
St
Feb
25
5%
J
.21 %
J^in
10% May
100% Sep
*
Gas.:
Royalite Oil Co
May
11
400
.1
Power
53
Jun
1,017
275
common-
•
—
Jun
8
35
6%
Imperial Bk of Commerce_10
Canadian
Jan
Jun
1
Ltd
Canada
Royal Bank
Feb
48
7%
6%
Mar
12% Mar
16% Aug
26% Jun
A_50c
—
32%
Jun
7
-25
Ltd
Co
7%
35
*
common
Chemical
•
27
23
19%
50
Celanese
Feb
34%
17%
106 %
Jan
24
May
Jan
25%
10
series
7%
10% July
28
*
—;
6%
preferred
Quebec Power—
common—
7% Mar
250
300
1
Co
757
Electronics
100
32
16%
27%-
*
Ores
&
900
British Aluminum
Preferred
7%
14%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Ltd.—*
Co
common
preferred
Canadian
26
8,650
82
_
Canada
Iron
Bros
15
Breweries
$1.75
a
...
Development..
*
Sugar
Aviation
Canadian
Canadian
common..
Tubes—
25
common
Canadian
Canadian
Jun
1,063
—
*
common
*
Foundries
Steamship
$2.20
12
9,780
*
Petroleum
Page-Hersey
6.50
20
Dominion
Canadian
18%. Mar
3,450
25
*
Products
6.45
common
Canadian Bronze
Sep
15
11%
■
_
Mills
Steel
24 %
common
preferred
&
Iron
Jun
7
*
Light & Power
Quebec Telephone
$1.30
12
15
19%
>
,
*
Ltd
5
;_
Canada
500
1,000
19%
100%
5
_*
Products
Canada
13
15%
10%
*
A—_
4-.
Scotia
Jan
38%
Jan
47
100
all all'A
1
class
2.80
4,600
16%
1.80
Cement
Jan
16%
A
Jan
7
28
6,670
*
preferred
Canada
Jan
22%
18%
_*
class
22%
12% Aug
18%
107
A
Ltd
8% Aug
400
7%
58'A Mar
class
B
Mar
200
13%
10%
*
Trust
6,708
(Robt)
Breweries
Class-
86
18%
10
pfd
Jun
18%
100
Locomotive.
9,350
2.80
Telephone—
Brockville Chemical
Calgary Power
partic
6%
59
Products
Forest
Ltd
Ltd
Co
805
2.80
Oil
Columbia
Gold
Miron
Mitchell
:.—
American
Mills
.
Mar
64%
2,045
10
14%
*
5 Va %
preferred.—
Metropolitan Stores common—
Feb
411
50 y2
7%
.10
_
53
77
31%
preferred
Jan
Power—*
&
Columbia Power
Building
*
*
common.
Mar
Jun
14%
Power.
Tel——
&
47
45%
■
,
British
:-4%%
4 'A %
July
:
Tel
Massey-Ferguson
High
Jun
525
V
12%
14%
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
Maritime
:
34
15
•
;
75%
4.85
4.85
Ltd
Lawrence
12%
3
Ltd——A-.
St
Jun
52 y2
£
Eros
—*
51%
4,514
48%
50
Ltd
Jan
36 Va May
16
May
34%
—10
Paper
Jun
Service
(John).
(M)
Lower
9% May
7'/a Aug
a23% a23%
25
Bowater Corp 5%
Bowater
6
Jun
Public
Ltd
Lewis
Loeb
55
Jun
325
7%
May
May
,
46 % Mar
July
14%
6%
56
common
Jun
2,825
5,400
—10
Scotia
Bo water
Bulolo
29%
30%
34%
Rights
Bruck
Jun
56%
Telephone
Brown
19 Va
82c
Bathurst
British
Labatt
—10
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
British
Apr
14 %
25
.
Montreal
Bank
30%
*
Eailey Selburn 5%%>- pfd
53%
20'A
8
*
common;
Jun
42
6%
*
Corp
Sugar
13%
37
155
7%
*
*
common..*
Jan
Jamaica
Low
1,340
49
75%
27
450
50%
48
'U-10
49% May
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
Jan
21
42
Low
;.j,42'.v44%...
—10
24%
46%
a53
Shares
——-25
.—
38% Feb
46
50%
preferred
for Week
5
,
Interprovincial Pipe Lines—;—
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
High
21
46
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
■
■
Corp
6,424
24'A
4%%
Utilities
2,175
41
Corp Ltd common
Class C preferred
Bell
250
40%
Argus
Atlantic
2,140
40%
pfd__50
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
50
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd—
50
$2.90 preferred
~-t
—50
Asbestos
44%
*
—*
Canada
of
Aluminum Co
42 %
$2
Jan. 1
Low
/
a24% a24%
a24%
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
43 %
Range Since
High
25
—
r
International
Shares
*
preferred
Steel
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Low
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Sales
^
Range
Par
(Range for,Week Ended September 21)
Exchange
Canadian
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Abitibi
in
37
100
9%
9%
66c
5 Ac
77c
5 Ac
180
43,825
11,000
10e 1.2 Ac
3.85
4.20
3,500
18,800
9c
9c
9,500
5%
Jan
8
3.65
3.65
Sep
^4.30
Feb
Feb
Aug
13 Va
62c
Aug
1.50
Jan
2'Ac
Jan
6'Ac
Sep
8'A
9'Ac Julv
3.05 July
9c
Aug
16c
4.75
29c
Jan
May
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1274)
38
CANADIAN MARKETS
Range
Shares
Low
Ltd
Dalfen's
Jun
9c
9 Vic
6,000
8c
Aug
8C
.
Oil
Empire
Fab
Minerals
LtcL
Reliance
Petroleum
Trans
Canada
Feb
United
Corporations
4.50 Sep
>
Ltd
United
Obalski
;18c
Exploration
*
1.12
50c
34c
Jun
Towns
Jun
44
3c
5,500
U
,
Jun
1.10
2,100
40c
Sep
13
10 Vic
500
Sep
46c
7%
•-
Virginia
Mining
Oil Co
Products
23c
6,000
75c
900
50c
Jan
1.00
Apr
13
125
13
Sep
20%
Jan
7c
7c
1,500
Jun
13c
28%.
17C
20c
50c
58c
6c
775
24 %
Apr
15c
Aug
57c
Sep
87c
21%
Jun
26%
100
8%
Sep
12%
50c
Mar
45c
26c
4,500
24c
Mar
16,000
22c
Jan
-
145
145
25
1.91
2.00
6,100
1.60
Jun
2.07
a2c
200
2 %c
July
5c
124.000
8%c
8%
8%
4c
4c
Jun
Jun
'
Apr
23c
25c
31c
35c
106,100
10c
44^800
4c
1,500
10c
18c
18c
8c
3%c Feb
1,000
10,500
23c
57c
Sep
25c
>
Jan
v
19C
Feb
Abitibi
a2c
Acklands
Ltd
a2c
200
lc
2.05
2.15
5,900
54c
Aug
Alberta
Class,
15c
Jun
6c
Apr
12c
Feb
,
1.12
1.15
3,COO
80c
May
trust
Helium- Ltd-;
Mining Ltd
75c
80c
3,250
61c
July
38
A
Int'l
Paints
Ltd
(Can)
class
38
300
38
Sep
Jan
Interprovincial Dredging
5,500
5c
7,600
1.80 Aug <
1.00
200
7%
7%
46
July
1.00
7
•
23c
23c
30c
399,200
1
,2.00
1.50
2.10
8,810
Keely-Frontier Ltd
•
58c
52C
62c
226,000
2.50
2.28
2.60
43,500
1.17
8
8%
300
7%
Ltd
Kiena
Gold
-
Sep
Mines
Acceptance Corp class A
5
Labrador Mining & Explora Co Ltd_l
Laduboro
Oil
15c
.-'Preferred
Lambert
(Alfred)
Lamontagne
Inc class A
Feb
class
Ltd
28c
Aluminum
4%%
Langis Silver &
Cobalt Mng
Co
Lithium
Corp
22
1,400
21%
Sep
Sep
29 %
Apr
Sep
3,850
75c
Jan
16
16
15%
Jan
9%
9%
39c
1
——
150
:
Oils
275
4c
27
Mining
Mines
12
8% July
Aug
52c
Jan
5c
9
9
1,000
13C
191,100
7% July
10%
Mines
Ltd
Distilleries
1.76
32,467
75c
Apr
75c
23,950
53c
May
84c
3,100
6c
Jan
11c
42%
43 %
5%
5%
20c
24c
405
-
36
300
1.76
Sep
Jun
18c
51%
6.00
18c
20c
9,000
16c
Jun
a66c
a66c
100
60c
July
Mount
Pleasant Mines Ltd
• i
Mount
Royal
Dairies Ltd
Native
Miner a's
Needco
13c
12,000
5c
1.75
2.29
157,575
75c
6%
16%
6%
-375
1.65
1.65
100
11c
14c
1,500
Ltd-*
Co
Ltd
Fngistors
10c
1.78
♦
Vending
lie
*
Ltd
2.70
Formaque Mines Ltd
1
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd-10
New Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd—1
Newrich
New
Exploration
West
Nocana
Amulet
Mines
Ltd
Co
Mines
North
American
Rare
Quebec
Norvalie
Mines
6c
1,350
1
35c
39c
29%
29 %
Silver
Paudash
Mines Ltd-.
Mining
Mines—.
Gas
CO- Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
Power
.
Corp of Canada—
4Vzffo
6%
1st
cum
part
Producers
Bell
1
5c
35c
28
-
July ■?.,
Sep
5.15
5.20
*
400
-
26,600
9c
1,000-
Bowes
21.500
Paper
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Feb
Crest
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Canada
Ltd
12c
Jan
British
70c
May
British
Columbia
Packers
British
Columbia
Power
36
10c
Sep
*57c
Jan
6.50
35c
-
5c
6 %c
Columbia
Sep
May
Jun
47c
Aug
-
•
4%%
6%C
12,000
5c
Jun
I
21c
500
2.50
2.95
1,400
5C
5%c
1,500
2.90
2.95
400
3c
3c
3c
15,650
11c
10 Vic
13c
5,500
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a20
50
2 Vic
15%
10c
2.30
2.30
2.50
39c
45c
2
Warrants
10c
May
f.-
Jan
1.45
14c
2.25
4c
9,000
489
1,000
Jun
49
'
925
3,500
St Lawrence Columbian Metals...
1
4.10
4.00
4.10
St Lawrence
2,475
1
80c
75c
80c
3,300
8
8
8
22c
22c
28c
23,600
6
6%
3,578
47c
49c
17,500
Eangamo
Saucon
Co
Ltd.
*
Development
i
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd—
Silver Regent Mines Ltd
Siscalta Oils1 Ltd
Sobey's Stores class
■
South. Dufault
I
_
_
6%
_
;
49c
^2
:
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Ltd
pfd__
For
Mines
Consolidated
75%
footnotes,
100
45c
1,542
14%
790
7%c
8,500
102 108%
104
14%
7c
102
Ltd.
1.25
1.10
see page 41.
57
100
56
1,210
5.45
407/a
2,251
22
24%
8,970
19Vi
20%
46%
225
1,010
20%
45
1,400
100
1,355
45
2,658
9,512
■".+,.170
75
45%
,
2.28
Feb
Sep
Jun
July
2c
Jua.
9c
Aug
20%
Feb
1.80
53Vi
13%
2.00
—
14
101
1
Chemical
100
8%
8%
600
—
12
12
100
76c
81c
600
50c
14
Feb
11
—
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7
Apr
25
Apr
50
s
Jan
Jan
55
Feb
103 Vi
;
Apr
9% May
7% May
55%
'•
Feb
48% Jun
54%
7% Aug
9%
Jan
15 Vi
Jan
July
July
i2,670
21
50
99Vi
510
34
34%
11,222
27%
4.25
475
4.00
1.60
Jun
4.25
Jun
Jun
Jan
11%
Jun
16% May
20
Jun
24
Feb
96% Aug
105
Jan
a—
5Vi
5%
250
3.15
3.15
3.60
7,125
6%
300
35% July
5% Apr
1.00 May
6%
6% Aug
—
Feb
,,.A4% Aug
.
Jun
99%
—
3.05
May
14%
34%
5%
Sep
56%
56
57
8,283
51%
?
7
Jun
3.95 Aug
6%
Jun
64%
64%
65%
5,435
5!)
Jun
3.35
3.50
2,000
16
50
16
50
825
300
—
16
—
Class
B
Sep
35c
Apr
6.75
Jan
8 Vic Mar
5.10
18 %c Mar
20%
Feb
4c
2.70
65c
Apr
7.40
Canada
Jan
1.55
Feb
8
Sep
10%
Jan
20c
May
1.42
Sep
9%
Cement
July
49c
Canada
Aug
1.00
Sep
17%
Jan
6c
July
24c
Jun
22
67%
67%
.
'
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140
67
>
12%
15V2
16%
16%
17%
12,482
26
26
19%
26
19%
243
46%
47%
'
126
Cut
1.75
47.%./•
-
•
Sep
<
Jun
1,889
Sep
Jan'
54%
:
Apr
7% May
54
'
Mar
30%
Apr
4.95
v
;
Apr
6.75
J.un
47
Feb
July
86
July
37%
Jan
Jan
14%.
Feb
-
«%
Jun
14% Jan X
.
'-
.
15% May
15% July
100
156
Packers
18
28
24% May
19% July
43% Jun..
B
Feb
Jan
20% Mai-
-
56%
Feb
2.15
95%
105
107
.:
Feb
Class
B
Jan
Canadian
Canadian
Feb
$1
Jan
$1%
100->
15
200
Aug
7%
7%
18% Jun
7% July
1.35
24%
102
.
7%-
1.10
23%
102
.
25%:
25%
.25%
26%
"
26%
27
341.
17%
18
275
__
185
66%
67
50
62
July
50
49%
50
150
49%
49
47
48
Jun
Jun
Jun
50%-s.
>
490
12%
12%
1,440
140
11
11
11
85
128
20
18%
20
431
•
9%
9%
48%
9%
48%
49%
16.119
1,235
ic
10
10'A
2.30
2.20
2.30'
35
180
2.10
2.10
2.40
1,205
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A
i
12
12
12%
635
*
30%
30%
31'A
1,105
25
25
Apr
83%
66%
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Jun
28%
82
140
2,070.
52%
12%
com
22
24% May
27
Apr
19%
66
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33
30
Jun
23%
51
B__—
common—
Jan
17
33 %
51
warrants
Celanese
Feb
Jan
10%
23% Jun
25% Aug
__
%
3,595
'
19
*
preferred —i
preferred
May
3.85 Jan
25% Jan
104
Feb
33
*
-
class
.
3.50
36 Vi
~8% May
22%
r
__
82%
warrants—
Canners
16
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510..
.
12,50
Aluminium
Apr
22% Apr
16
Feb
Jun
7
30
—50
British
•
Jun
Aug
Jun
1.10 Sep
17% Jun
101
Mar
100
510
5.115
66%
common-
—
Breweries
10
.
12
Jan
2.60 Jan
520
2,673
7Vi
*
A_
class
7% July
20%. Sep
9% Jun
25
19
10
Cable
7%
20%
11% '
3.40
.
—
*
&
175
100
2C0
106
Sep
Sep
Jun
Jun
15
23%
■_
Wire
235
1.75
92 Vi 102
104
3.40
•
100
*
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'
24 %
__
10.
common
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class
20%
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—
__
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A
j
7%
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class
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i
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,
>
10,683
70
2.00 '
93
104Vi
105
105 105%
1.80
92%
93
*
Stone—
Malting
Class
1.80 May
14c
__
90c
53%
July
28
11,805
12Vs
:
Jan
58% Mar
•
21% Aug
15Vi
12%
Jun
July
2.80 Sep
2.75 Aug
24,976
Jan
13%. Aug
32
Aug
150
^
Jun
Jan
56
Sep
250
70
29%
v
12,470
r
20
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common—:
preferred
Canadian
Jan
14%
Jun
22
*
Canadian Aviation
Sep
38c
6%c Jan
3.25
—
20
Crushed
Canada Steamship
Preferred
Jan
43c
Canada
Jan
6
65c
3.10
7%
—*
Class
Jun
16,000
1,000
3.10
*
100
4%%
Apr
Jun
12,900
3;00
47
Jan
4.50
Feb
82c
48
50
4.80
50
25
Jan
83%
6% Jan
29
-
v
Preferred
Apr
75c
11c
2.80
24%
Canada
Jan
Dominion
1.66
50%
26
15%
Enterprises
i
Calgary Power common
5%
preferred
Iron Foundries
1.30
5.00
26
2.80
:—*
''-'y ''-'
■
Cabol
Foils
10c
5.80
*
Dry Dock class A_
:
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4Vic
Burrard
i.-'
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1.66
49%
52%
50%
4.85
*
Canada
_1
17,838
184,075
595
165
«
1,050
V
60
2,950
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;
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Jun
49%
90c
-
•
25
1
A'.
Jan
July
48%
82c
48%
51%
75%
.
Jun
14% Jun
45
Aug
95
48%
83c
48%
51%
3.00
100
31%
100
—
Products
11c
1.60 July
12
31 Vi
—
*
Building
15% July
Aug
12
31 Vi
100
100
100
series—^
—
Apr
1.40
Feb
Jan
53Vi
29%
Jun
6
48
....
....
.
20%
14%
20 %
*
preferred
May
101
Jan
9.60
*
Jun
1.15 Aug
51 Vi Jun
..11 ,,>Jun
8%
49
—*
common
,*
8c
3.20
Jan
Feb
72
4.80 Jun
7%
6%
—
14%
30c
.
21%
24
V;
Sep
July
2.00
53%
14%
101 101%
7%
7"%
6%
67/«
48%
50
50
50
108
Jun
37
Feb
Jan
Jan
17%' Jan
:
.
Jun
20 Vi
*
Corp_
1956
Company
Bruck". Mills
class
Jan
Sep
_JIi
Ltd
Mines
100
*-
__
Standard Gold
45c
14%
205
29%
class A
Sugar
preferred
preferred
preferred
Canadian
A
Southern Canada. Power &%
Spartan Air Services.
Sullivan
i
-
18%
__
-—_*
Lrooke Bond preferred
Mar
July
2.50 May
2c
38%
110
15ViMay
18
May
22
Products——*
Forest
Columbia
Brockville
Canada
Diversified Lands Ltd.
18%
45%
::
Brown62
2.30
V
101% Jun
40%
Rights
5c
38%
Jan
'
11 %c Mar
6%%>
85
Jun
Jan
1.30
8.05 July
45
645
57
5.75
——*
Oil
American
5%%
2c
7,101
July
2.85
July
40%
20
British Columbia Telephone common_;25
Apr
100
5.00
■■■■'? 23%
1.65 Jun
23 % July 106
18J/i
9.25
„
"
Preferred
Jan
Apr
15
140
Feb
7c
10c
8,525
18
•
18%
50
British
14c
500
2 Vic
3,350
108
10
.
49% May
27% May
2.00 May
70c
Jun
11)5% 105%
-
26
Bright (T G). common.—
90c
*
A
108
,
__
*
Feb
Jan
72
*
Mining Corp.—
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
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4
common
-Sep
Jan
_i
class
R~berval
105%
-
1.95
29%
27
—
*
common
30c
British
4.75 Aug'"
*
;
6c
v?
3c
44c
Renold Chains
1.80
—
27%
,
*
Preferred
Canada
Red
Sep
2,940
3,100
High:
Jun
21 %
2.50
86c
50
50
£1
pfd—50
:—„*
Paper 5 Vi %
Tank
48c
21c
700
20O
2.40
80c
—25
Mersey
&
2,500
1.45
2.50
4.10
21%
3.75
21 %
*
common
preferred
Traction
10,000
42%
Paper
5%
preferred
Brazilian
5c
72
&
Company
63c
1.45
Developm't Co Ltd.l
Lithium Corp.
i
Oil Development Ltd
1
Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
Telephone 5% 1956
..20
3.85
--
*
—
Bowater
63c
*
Labrador
4.00
10
Burns
Quebec
Low
38% Jan
Sep
<
10
Corp
Bowaters
Apr
20c
May
50
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd__l
Quebec Cobalt <fe Exploration
l
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24%
1
Telephone
Feb
Mar
22 Vic
Aug
10c
42%
5)0
•
.
LtdJ
Shares
*
A
Scotia
Power
5Vi%
t
pfd—
2nd. pfdl„._. •
Provo1 Gas
4c
14c
7%e
class
Montreal
Bowater
4%c
-
for Week
851
—
Radio
Nova
Apr
7c
82
July
1,000
43c
Sales
Week's
Range"
of Prices
2,873
*
Bridge
9Vic Aug
4c
'
44%
100
Bros common—
Lumber Co common—
Beaver
*
l
•
6%
Jun
.
being
one
"
24%
1
A
Beatty
■'
97/s Mar
Jun
13,500
7c
7c
Canadian Dollars
in
42%
*
Industries
Class
Jan
16c
37C
37C
1
1
.
14 Vic
10c
7%c
*
2
Mining Co Ltd
Jun
10c
"
i
;
Corp
•
July
Sep
-
Exchange
*
of
Bathurst
Jan
15 %c
5.15
4.00 Aug
*
Ltd
of
V
Feb
5.30
11 %c
35
15 V2C
3.00 May
*
B
Bank
Jun
2.90
Sep
7c
5,600
corn—*
Jan
2.00 Aug
4c
July
4,000
5 Vic
22c
Jan
68%
76,000
6C
l
Patricia
&
12 %c 13 %c
5Vic
Ltd
Ltd
3%c Aug
*
Steels
Bank
Jan
Jun
10c
2,075
6c
Ltd
Pennbec
Gold
16c
__-_l
Corp
Metals
Power Co
7,000
2,500
24%
Rights
6,250
5 Vic
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd 1
Place Gil
11c
16c
12 Vic
1
1
Electric
Class
Mar
1.05
5%
325
8c
10c
*
38c
1.60
10,500
70
"
-
400
4%c
70"
-
1
American. Asbestos
Northern
4c
70
1
Ltd
Ltd
North
Pitt
-
.
2.80
4c
•
New
class B
A
Autofab
Jan
1
National Automatic
HVi May
Sep
40C'
12,500
10
—
Standard Wire
Automatic
Jan
1.53
1
11c
Sep
V
Feb
Feb
Feb
Aug
4.90
12,030
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
i
1
Jan
85c
*
■*
♦"
*
Sugar Refineries common
Bartaco
common
7c
May
4.00
25
50
«.
—
Preferred
Jan
_L
pfd—
-
common
Auto
Mar
9c
20c
5
pfd—;
.'Aug
9%
5.45
common
Temple
Class
Sep
69c
5
Ltd
7%
Chipman
2c
60c
4Vic
*
4%
preferred
Atlantic
;
Feb
14c
Jan
1.45
-
•
Mclutyre-Forcupine
Melchers
Mercury
2%c
8 Vic
1.65
Jan
43
*
preferred
Associated
Apr
8c
1
Jan
6c
3.90
—50
preferred
Ash
Jan
3c
9
1
14c
July
1.05 Aug
11c
Jan
Low
_10
Ltdr
Co
C
$2.60
Mar
38c
9c
-._1
Co
Ltd
May
3c
63c
9.30
L
Ashdown Hardware
May
2,000
*
Malartic Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
Marchant
Massval
8.35 Mar
6c
.
24%
10
—
preferred
$2.50
1.20 Mar
11,600
*
Ltd
Mines
&
Jan
6% May
40c
Expressed
—
Atlas
Majortrans
Jan
15%
.
2.50 July
1
43c
4c
43c
Ltd—1
Mining Co Ltd
of Canada Ltd
Lingside Copper
100
•
Argus Corp
2.60
Sep-1
85c
Are
Sep
.X 8%
July
80c
.
"9,000
11
.
May'
55c
Analogue Controls
lc
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50/-'
Anthes Imperial class A
-1
Class B
1st pfd
100
Sep
62c
Jan
21 %
1
A
5,000
85c
1.30
Apr
5
4c
.100..
1
1
J
Aluminium
Feb
4.50 Mar
Sep
80c
1
:
4Vic
78c
*
~:
Warrants
Jan
30c
July
1.50
21%
1
Ltd
10,300
•
warrants
Class
Labrador
5 Vic
Jun
10
/
9% May
Aug
Jubilee Iron Corp
Co
Feb
4.00
-
5
Algoma Central, common
Mining
&
'
100
Natural' Gas:
3.90
8c
2:30
1.00
—
7%c
4c
4c
common.:
preferred—
B
5.50
11c
7c
2.00
*
A
.-7c
83c
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25
,
Trunk
A
'Class
1.99 May
45
Jan
r
2.00
1
*
7c
5 Vic
3,800
18,000
.
preferred———3,
Gfcs
Class
-
Jan
1.28
1.00
Ceramic
Warrants
3.00
_*2.40
80c
Algoma Steel——
International
Jan
Aug
*
—
common—
Warrants
Alberta
International
3.80
56 c
_*
common
___1—
Distillefs
Alberta
May
5.500
—
2.65
Last
common-
Preferred
-
4c
Aug
7,500
*
Jan
27%
25
& Paper
Power
Feb
10c
A:
1,600
11
Shown
Preferred
24c
16c 16%c
class
12c
Jun
25c
300
5%
2.65
Par
Apr
-
10c
(Flank W)
10%
Friday
45c July
July
16c
Ltd
Jan
July
July
JUly
20
'23C
2,035
lOVa
'5%
Sale Price
Mar
10c
Horner
46 c
40c
45c
5%
;:
•
STOCKS
5 Vic Mar
8 Vic
75c
2.50
;
Exchange issues are segregated, into two parts. The first
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, and the second list the MINES and OILS.
14Vic Aug
9% May
2c
13,000
,
100
July
10 Vic
''
Jun
8
200
3c
145
1
America
35,560
Toronto Stock
Feb
11c 14 %c
130% Mar
*"
of
1,000
50c
Stock
Toronto
The
Sep
a2c
Gui-Por Uran Mines & Metals Ltd
Corp
2.75
22%
47c
48c
2
Prices
Golden Age Mines Ltd
Helium
1,020
May
15%c
-
"
Apr
50,000
39c
24c
3,000
"
2 Vic
*
10c
Aug
8c
July
Fund of
•
2.60 July
40c
Feb
Hastings Mining. & Develop
6c
1
Ltd
Mines
York Speculative Investment
:8nada Ltd —:—
Feb
36c
2.10
Jan
22%
-*
—
Feb
8%
25c
1
Silver
89,000
-*
*Feb
700
39c
--
5 %c
4 Vic
1.01
Feb
30c
24
8%
34c
5,400
36c
•
33% July
23%
8Vic
•-'8c
8C 10 %c
Aug
Apr
Feb
28%
8 %
8c
,,
•_*
—
Ltd—
Helium
Western
Jan
Westville
13 %c
38c
'
13
1.91
29,200
1—_——1
Ltd—_—j.
Westburne
Westeel
Feb
■
18C
82 c
8c
,
Mining Corp
Weedon
v;
Mar
14c
23%
80c
10Vic
Ltd-,.--—1
1
Explorations
Corp
Vanguard
J An
12c
Jan
1.40 May
Sep
Jun
18c
-59,100
—-
Jan
5c
Associates—
Hout
75,900
2.75
Electric
High
14c
---
•
*
*
•
10
1
*
Swimming
Der
Low
12c
;
Ltd
Co
Properties—
Co Ltd—
Pools Ltd
Principal
Mar
Van
Sep
90c
36
2,959
4%C
7c
70c
14C
1
Ltd
Ventures
Glen Lake
Ltd
class B—
Mining
United
Sep
'
Voting
Oil
Gaspe
Ltd—.
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13c
>
1
1
Ltd
Freezers
United
Sep
9c
Sep
Feb
5%c Mar
200
,
7.50t 8.00
1
-*
Fundy Bay Copper Mines—
Futurity Oils Ltd
July
3c
500
1
*
1
Mines
Lake
a68c
38%
30c
32c
y
-1
Inc
Fano.Mining & Exploration
Mines (1945) Ltd
Fontana
Fox
Titan
8c
Apr
Sep
10c
Feb
9 Vic
.7,000
9,000
-
7c
1.10
1.10
-
1
*
Ltd
Fort
.7C
4%c
4 Vic
1
Inc
Ltd
Mines
Metal
Fabi
Minerals
&
Tib
14c
May
2.70
3,300
8%c
a68c
100
1
pfd
4.50 *3
37 y8
37%
52C
Ltd
Mines
Sullivan
7,000
Ltd
Jan
Val
Ltd-*
Drummond Weld'g & Steel Works Ltd_*
Dumagami Mines Ltd
1
Dumont Nickel Corp
1
East
3c
4c
•;
48,500
5%c
9 Vic 10%c
■
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co
East Kootenay Power 7 c/c
7c
5c
4.35
9 Vic
1
Explorers Ltd
Leaseholds Ltd
Dominion
2.71
Ltd
Mines
Shares
82c
-1
1
*'
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Tazin
July
1
4ViC
'■
4.35
*
5
1
*
A
Dome Mines Ltd
Dominion
8c
Jan
Lake
*
Mines1 Ltd
Dolsan
Talisman
76c
5%c
Coro
class
Jan
10,275
—1
—_—;
Limitee
35
4c
Low
k-' par
f
July
31
9c
Ltd
1
Ltd
1
Ltd
*
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Copper? Rand Cnib Mines Ltd---i
Copperstrearn Mines Ltd—
1
Courvette & Provost *Ltee class A—i.5
Crusade Petroleum Corp Ltd_:
*
Denault
5,500
;
Tache
1.03
Pacific
Paper
6c
.
Jan
90c
Consolidated Monpas Mines
New
50
High
12c
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
July
8c
90c
Business Machines
Consolidated Bellekeno Mines Ltd —1
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—1
Consolidated
a31
4c
Commodore
Consolidated
6,250
a31
Exnlorations Ltd—
_»
CAielli Food produces Ltd class A_
~ZZi
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd;
1'
Chemalloy
Minerals Ltd
1
Chibougamau copper Corp
—1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp_—
Low
10c
Last
>
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10c
10c
1
Cartler Quebec
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
stocks
Monday, September 24, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended September 21)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
.
-
20 Vi
__
35%
•
20%
450
35
35%
400
36
25%
61
50
Jun
11% July
9'A May
17
Jun
8% May
„
Jun
July
Sep
May
Feb
Jun
58
May
57% Apr
89
Mar
13% Mar
25% Feb
125/» Mar
52% May
11
Jan
Jun
1.50
1.60
12
27
20
33
Apr
Anr
Apr
64 Vi Apr
17
Mar
Jun
8
...
Apr
89
82
18% Jun
81
Sep
47
Mar
Jun
.
3.65
3.65
14%
35%
22
38%
Jan
Jan
Apr
Mar
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39
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last »;,s
STOCKS
——
Wright—
Dredge Dock.—
——*
Fairbanks Morse class A—
90c
.
—
Curtis
Canadian
Class-' B
—
•_—
,—
6
5%
*6%
2.60
4,650
-
32 Vi
32%
8.25
Jan
4.10 Aug
4.50
10.
Jun
8%
4.25
Feb
28
Aug
41
3l%
Jun
33
^ 1,145
Sep
Jun
.
Oil
Cos
Railway.
Pacific
...
International
Bronze
24%
24%
>;
41
Feb
International
Minerals
35
Aug
"...
International Nickel-
19%
Jan
International
3.80
17%
r7,874
Sep
11% July
3.80
16
18
56%
72%
Jan
1.10
1.15
,11%
Apr
Investors
Syndicate common.—, ,25c
53%
53
63%
.25c
49
48%
49%
.7%
.12%
40%
'
4,020
4.50
700 v-
44
24% Jun'(
21%
2i%
22%
11
11
11%
16.
16
17
27%
505
28%
465 "
26%
28%
92
■;
;23
81
44
-
Jun
Aug
21% Sep
Sep
Sep
Feb
Sep
July
Apr
:
.93
Warrants
205
Jamaica
27% Jan
•
:
Aug
14% Mar
Class
Sep
20
24%
Jun
44
25%
Jun
31
1,114
23
23
Sep
22% Sep
400
Jan
B
Trust
20
20
20
66
23%
60
Feb
89,
42
Jan v
42
44%
1,557
34
Jun
47% Mar
.?. 48
48
49
45
Jun
52% Mar
5%
6
4
Jun
4.50
102
102
May
35
12
400
62
25
—
62
18%
18%
...
Apr
Warrants
-Preferred.
18%
Aug
109
Mar
.
Lakeland
Lake
Jun
Sep
3.00
Feb
Lambton Loan
3,690
11
3,050
7
;
r
'
8.65
20%
38
3,113
17%
17%
18%
11,184
8.55
Aug
11%
May
July
;
19
Secord
$1.25
3.25 May
18% July
37% July
25
Jan
Sep
Levy
14%
Jun
22 %
Jan
9.30 Aug
$2
preferred
2nd
17%
515
16
July
19%
Jun
17
5
16
730
19%
11
Class
6%
July
Jun
Jun
6%
Jan
Loblaw
.
5
Loblaw
B
1st
2.55
540
2.65
Aug
9%
775
Jun
13 %
Feb
Class
30
30
70
25
Apr
30
Sep
/
i.
17Va
225
16
Jun
23%
Feb
Locana
11%
Sep
Loeb
2.35 Aug
9%
common—— *
10%
10 %
11%
19,096
8
Jan
120
117%
.120
115
108
Jun
Ltd
Warrants
Dominion
Lime
Dominion
17%
5%
1,610
5%
Sep
1.90
2.05
1,275
1.85
Jun
3.20
Jan
9
155
7% July
10%
Aug
12
13%
10%
.
120
Dominion
Dominion
Preferred
_A
^
48
8%
45
48
8%
12%
8%
17
16%
8,850
11%
T
17%
.——
—
*
50
50
50
33%
33
33%
Washing Mach
Ltd
pfd
.
*
Form
.
Brick
May
Class
Preferred
25
Il2
10%
10%
30'A
935
29
435
30
9
9%
350
9
Sep
6%
Jun
7%
56
May
Moore
34
Players
9
11
11
11%
48%
48%
50%
12,535
Corp
Farms
Federal
Grain
class
Motor
A__
Co
•
:
Companies
iA J)
Power
Northern
Ontario
Sep
19
Apr
Northern
Quebec
27% July
31 %
Aug
4.55
4.50
4.65
1,200
4.25 May
6.00
Jan
51%
50%
52
190
9%
"9%
'100
85c
89c
500
66c
Jan
19%
19%
200
18
Aug
25% Mar
Ocean
Aug
Ontario
45 "C-
45
i-
•'
25%
7%
16%
25%
Jun
48
Jun
175
9
July
150
-
<
31V4
Bakeries
23
Steel
Wares
20%
Power
Warrants
Gas
Ontario
Warrants
Coal
class
Winnipeg
Gas
776
49
60'A
May
500
56c
Jan
1,820
2,130
,
58c
Jan
8%
20
86
985
139
139
41
46
1.28
95c
Greyhound
Guaranty
Lines
:v
15
41
Feb
Power
Premium
Jun
12% May
93
Sep
123 % July
130
.
May
11% Mar
162
49
Sep
245
5%
Sep
8
15%
Jun
20
19%
2,905
16%
Jun
8.45
■h 2,935
5.90
Sep
9%
2,200
7%
Jun
6
16
17
18%
18%
7.75
9%
9
*
.
..1
-
v
1.20
1.30
930
2.10
2.20
340
1.20
Sep
:6 %
*
6%
175
5%
Jun
15%
15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
17
90c
1,890
I
13
12%
1,950
17
17%
51
51
50
3.50
3.50
4.40
9,170
70
70
46
14%
14%
.24%
25
-
:
,
51
*
v
100
Carpets
common..
Preferred
i
Siddeley
*
J
i
Steel
H)
...
100
*
;
&
_*
14%
.25
common
Preferred
(Geo
*.
a
Co..
3.80
3.75
•
80
e.
3.95
77
3,470
•
12
11%
-
1.85
2.15
20
48%
'
2.15
19%
8.45
H.0
...
preferred
—
124%
43%
43 %
5
13%
48%
13%
—4.86%
...
For footnotes,
see
24,142
2.25
Aug
25
25%
155
23%
Jun
31
Jan
25%
174
24
Jun
31%
Jai.
25
25%
42
44
75
40%
Feb
2.15
Apr
3.65
Sep
Jun
45
Sep
Sep
15%
Apr
11%
17%
Jan
70
Jun
90
6,080
37%
Jun
60%
1,188
15%
Jun
19%
Feb
27
July
17% Aug
13% Jan
28%
Apr
19% Aug
15% May
7%
7
7%
8,450
11%
11%
12%
770
81
81
•
«
7
60
44%
44%
46%
*
16
16
16%
27%
27%
25
18%
18%
330
15%
15%
550
29
30
165
28
41
41
40
41
9
9Vu
5,329
page 41.
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Apr
Mar
13%
Apr
1,650
12%
Jan
13%
7,399
27%
Sep
30 % May
4,635
:•
13%
Jun
3.05
Aug
July
Jun
22%
Jan
Feb
—
/
6
:
6
-
7.25
Sep
83'A
9
9
3 00
9
Jun
13
44
July
49
325
49
50
135
11%
>565
123
*
1.25
•;
11%
*
123
30
4.60
4.80
1,300
26%
27%
565
7%
26%
7%
700
8% July
123
;
Sep
4.50 July
19 %
Jun
7% July
Jan
Mar
Jan
55
11%
128
Sep
Feo
'
6%
Jun
34% Mar
9
Mar
17%
18%:
25 %
Jan
3.20
i
3.20
150
3.00 Aug
4.75
Jan
7
7%
2,440
6% July
10'A
~7
11,230
17%
Jun
*
36
35
36
1,295
32%
Jan
*
5%
5%
6%
3,423
4%
Jun
61%
60
63
3,745
20c
1.70
1.70
2.00
950
i
42
1.70
Jun
Sep
Feb
37% Mar
9%
63
Jan
*
Sep
3.20
Jan
4.40 July
1
5%
6
3,685
8%
Jan
95c
1.05
2,840
65c
July
2.60
Jan
51%
50%
54%
1.190
38
May
64%
Jan
4.25
4.25
100
8.00
Jan
100
July
6% July
Gas
5%
■,
3.50
7
•
4.00
2
9Vs
9%
9%
10%
Apr
*
4.60
4.60
4.60
25
July
6.0J
Apr
—*
20
20
100
18% Aug
20%
Anr
20
23%
'.
common
preferred
Properties
Robin
Robinson
20
Jan
Rockower preferred
Jan
Rolland
20
Mar
17% Mar
,17% Mar
20
Apr
12 Vs
•
Cotton
Mill
4.25
21
21
225
5%
5%
800
7
7
100
8%
5%
*
4.75
Jun
July
Feb
8.00 Mar
5
Feb
7
Sep
Sep
J.1%
Jun
10
*
9%
2,410
8%
9
9
9%
1,700
10
6%
6%
6%
1,015
8% July
5% Jun
11% Jan
Mall——
1
10
70%
69%
71%
5,777
63
Jun
84% Mar
*
14%
14%
14%
134,278
8
Jun
16%
Feb
—25
25
24%
25%
1.078
23
Aug
25%
Sep
*
10
10
11
1,255
9
Jun
liy8 Mar
16%
16%
750
Jan
19%
Jun
19% Mar
class
Paper
Pall
of
Rothmans
Royal Bank
of
Ro.valite
A
common
Feb
66
Nodwell
Oil
Canada
11%
Jan
Jan
Preferred
Russell (Hugh)
July
Sep
111
Feb
Lawrence
Maurice
3.75
Sep
>
7%
Apr
class A
Industries
Salada
500
Jan
Jun
r
——
St
*
Cement
class
Gas
Foods
Sep
Sep
87
Jan
9% July
13
Sep
Selkirk
A
41c
2.00
Mar
Apr
47%
Warrants
15%
70c
112%
39
Holdings
class
5
3.90
4.50
8%
9Vs
24%
Shawinigan Water & Power common.
Aug
3.20
26
47,723
25
4.10 Mar
60% May
52%
855
5.50
25
45
39
42
6 %
6%
A—
Sep
153
11,229
'
11%
13
65c
.10
Aug
Sep
4.50 May
*
Sep
Jun,
500
10%
5.00
3.45
—
Seven Arts
July
620
72c
10
*
4.50
5.00
4.05 July
12% July
15%
70c
10
a
—A--.:
—
16%
i
...—*
Ltd.—
Sayvette Ltd
77
...
4.25
80-.
*
Ore
Lldg
St
55
Jan
105
*
Preferred
20% Mar
4,606
10%
5.00
Chemical
Reichhold
26
13,067
14
Jun
81%
Class
i
A
—
...
^
50
preferred
A
8%
——a.—..
39
Industries
Jan
Shullys
Jan
Sicks Breweries
——
—
6%
r
44%
-
7%
5.00
"
124% 1.25%
Feb
50% Ma;
BOV2
Batten
11'A July
535
36
Sep
95c
24%
1,025
r--;
July
>
100
Grip
Rapid
Revenue
Jun
3.45
2,800
■
100
a.
preferred
a
Sep
Jun
70
633
«
J
common
3.65
*
Preferred
Jan
15%
50
•*
Oil
Tobacco
.80
50
common
Jan
10
44
9,9o3
2.25
47%
»
Imperial
Imperial
3.30
Warrants
Class
Imperial Life Assurance
May
*
740
13
1.35
20c
^
1.50
~
'
Erie
4,907
18%
Iron
207
3
'
80
1.40
i
Home & Pittfield
100
1.70
*
Natural
Quebec
May
5%
16%
*
common
21%
common
Corp
Russell
Farms
preferred
21
.60
Jan
6,820
>: 5%
10
j.
Trust
Jan
21
29
Drilling
Apr
May
May
♦
___
23
2.40 Mar
Mar
Sep
8
*
,
Voting trust
July
Feb
1.65
16%
Industries
86
i
*
21
Feb
10
1.60
12%
common
Phantom
8%
^
;
A
Jun
*
Penmans
7.75
warrants
6
*
15% Mar
_*
i
B
West
730
16%
Fixture
Store
•12% Mar
50
—
375
7%
Oshawa Wholesale
Jun
*
common—
Feb
111'/a
1.80
Overland preferred
Jun
8
-
8
;
;
Northern
Jan
14 % Mar
7
Sep
8%
-
86
>:
■*
Jan
7%
10%
common
35
il6%
1.75
Jan
Pipeline
9%
9%
v 86
7%
Pembina
70c
*
28%
Jan
Revelstoke
Lakes
May
7
100
Parker
80c
1
Feb
21
1.75
Page, Hersey
*
Paper
Jun
27%
common..
Jan
59%
Mackay class A
100
13%
—a
Steel
Feb
60c
100
Lakes
130
16%
Preferred
Jan
80c
.
106 107 %
27%
—
37%
58%
^
May
Jun
May
10% July
*
Cement
109%
80c
common...
10
,/V:
•
——:
103%
58%
Envelopes class A
iGoodyear Tire Canada common
4'/f>
preferred
700
M 18,075
26
16%
Gas
•
Utilities
Sep
1%
Preferred
Warrants •;
Sep
Sep
300
10
50c
Jun
Sep
28%
1,500
Globe
11%
1
Northwestern
98
7%
.
Jun
100
10'/4
ui,
13
10%
2
Telephone
105
common_50c
Drilling
26
12%
11
13,135
20
common
:
121
7%
]
&
.—
-
•7%
.
j
7%
5,815
'
99%
100
Northern
14% Mar
13%
-
250
.1
Motors
Petrol
A
99%
A—*
.
...
300
12%
19%
•
Power
103
28%
28%
40
982
16%
& 100
9%
Jan
128
"
Development
18%
•
Works
Preferred
57 % Mar
July
5
-
7%
16%
8 y
185
9%
25%
41
435
45
148 148%
9%
100
A
18%
*
Natural
Ogilvie Flour
Jan
19%
100
'
Jan
1.15 Mar
*
common..
preferred
preferred
5%%
1.00
24%
*
Mines
Jan
16
1
.
Jan
*
Jan
785
_*
A).
Feb
.'May
•
Niagara Wire class B
15
835
*
A.
common.
Feb
10%
51
Mining Section
in
68%
31
*
-
Aug:
10%
Jun
20
preferred
new
Jun
9 % May
Jan
10%
Holdings
quoted
16%
*
'
—
(Charles
Now
16
..._5
...
Canada
Co
Newconex
Feb
30
—__—_
of
Feb
12%
16
*
Ford
Neon
12%
Jun
26
.
80c
2,650
Sep
34 % Mar
10% July
800
14%
10%
33%
45
*
*
Products
Aug
Jun
30%
class A
1*
Manufacturing
*
'Fleetwood, Corp ——A—-:A.——aJ_—Al
Fittings
Ford
Trust
_*
.
82c
14
*
Grocers
National
*
.l
Fleet
Foundation
%
National
*
common
82c
14%
7% July
May
1
44%
1,975
,
375
5
Noranda
.
8,229
2,370
48%
*
River.,
common
1
Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
F'ederal
Jan
9
10
7%
8%
47%
Aug
21
—*
.
7%
8%
47%
-
Jan
19
Aug
..1
Feb
55%
Sep
July
3,350
32
*
July
600
10%
10%
Feb
Jan
14%* May
Jan
30%
Trust
680
Jun
IO1/4
31
40
Montreal
345
18%
22%
,1 8% May
30
Foods
18% Mar
10
25
38
Feb
26
18 '/a July
7,650
.
Fine
May
10%
Jun
9,560
*
Locomotive
16% May
Jan
Sep
11%
39
class A
Monarch
34%
July
15%
200
14%
B
Montreal
Jun
Apr
30
370
13%
a
21% Mar
27%
37
85c
3,040
*
39
26
*
23% May
10
:
Gatineau
25
21
12%
Gas
Jun
15% July
100
25
10%
common
Preferred
Falconbridge
Freiman
16
28
15%
f.
12%
20
Industries
Jan
10%
—*
:
—
Exquisite
16
28
16
20
*
:*
Co
15%
14
21
:
12%
National Drug & Chemical common—
Eddy Match
Eddy Paper-
15%
.38
common
50
2,542
15%
100
21% July
140
*
Brewery
Sep
25
common
15
2,717
'
Stores
Milton
14% Mar
Jun
85c
31%
31%
1st pfd. .30
A
Powell
16
152
Feb
Sep
31%
Preferred
Mar
12
14
500
85c
_*
Molson Brewery
Jan
Jun
16% Mar
*
51 i
Metro
8
Sep
Feb
4.25
95c
.30
class
19%
•11,092
20%
16%
.
8%
17%
.
48
50
470
I
12%
.12%
20%
_*
/
8%
.
2.80
Sep
85c
Ltd
Midwest
7% Jun
8%
Maxwell
Jun
Mi Mar
11% Feb
100
i
.
Feb
2.10 Aug
2.65
85c
—
preferred
67% Mar
5%
44
5 '/a %
Jun
200
Jan
1.80
9'/a
Ltd.——
Jun
4,509
Feb
7.25
Aug
475
14'A
—
Mills
9.25 Mar
5%
7%
Sep
10%
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
Jan
13%
July
10
*
Feb
54%
17'/4
Dupont Co...
May
4.50
53%
—23.50
Dominion Textile common..
8
2,035
300
*
.
—
154
7.00
common—*
:
Chemical
&
Aug
6.85
*
•
Shoes
Leaf
5%
*
pfd__50
Coal
Stores
Tar
Dominion
Maher
Maple
531/2
:
Investment
Scottish
Feb
Mar
27
6.85
common—A^————1
Steel
Dominion
3.60
50%
Jun
Jan
May
4.25
100
,
Apr
4
100
100
■
7
12
870
"20
preferred
Bloedel
Jun
97 /
Jan
*
16%
f.
Jan
1.20
2,795
Ltd
(M)
38
HQ
21%
2.75
Sep
1,460
105.
21'A
Sep
Aug
2.20
Minerals
4,663
Jun
4,034
V
8%
4,275
10% '11%
10%
2.40
Sep
10
55c
2.10
.50
19
,
110
*
common
Magnesium
6%
700
2.65
B
3.10
41%
19
Foundry & Steel common—
Dominion
Huron
1,210
2.70
Loblaw Cos class "A----—w
42%
2.95
41%
_——-i..—.
—
/
3.00
L'—-
*
Electrohome
Dominion
Hees
100
10
58c
1.00
-3
Preferred
17%
Seagrams
——-j2i.
Bridge 'AAA-AaAA—s.—*
Dominion of Canada Gen Invests——*
Hayes
Jan
10%
55c
4.50
.10
—
9%
preferred^.-.—A—.—..100
Estate
Harding
Jan
12%
Inc
2.50
Dominion
Hawker
3.90
4.25
common
Groceterias
9%
'Distillers
1st
2.80 May
4.50
*
—
preferred
17
Macmillan
Hardee
9,335
9
*—-——-——
2.50
A
Greater
3.00
4.25
—
i
—
Industries
17
50
—10
preferred
Timber
Nest
Class
Feb
2.95
5%
A_—
——-——
Leland
40%
—
preferred
17
Imperial
International
Great
Feb
4 80
.10
——
Laura
17%
Warrants
Great
9 %
Jun
2.10
—
Laurentide Financial class
6,597
'
Credit —r,—w—;A,_*
Cres'tbrook
Great
May
1.75
10
..1
.
.
Jan
5 %
3,650
12
■——.———:—-—-
Jan
Feb
21%
3,400
.10
common..
Sep
8%
1,200
"
5
—
Coronation
4.65
7%
8.50
B
Jun
18%
Aug
6%
-10
—.
p.——
Warrants
7
Mar
69% Mar
10%
—
—
Cement
,
Apr
7%
—^.wlO
Gas
Ontario
Preferred
20%
300
19%
Great
12
78 ,;
Jun
1.00
Jan
5,750
37%
Gordon
400
;
Jan
2.95
—
—
14%
7%
20
General
39
,
Mar
2.15
47% July /
>,555
r.
..
Feb
86.
3.00
-'Warrants
63
4.45
37%
CDss
-A:t" 90
.
5.80
Jun
1.00 Aug
6
——*
...
43
1,295
Paper———.—,——*
Consumers Gas common..———-.n*
Corby Distillery class A...r
;—.—•*
General
2.75 Jun
64
6,605
Feb
2.60
^
Common
12% Aug
18J/4
18%
r*
Buildihg common—
-
Warrants
General
"
3,806
v
8%
1.90
class A-—
Lafarge Cement class A...
Feb
7.50 Jan
11% July
38
V
Consolidated Mining & Smelting——*
General
300
:-v
13%
——10
Canada
of
Labatt
7%
Consolidated
General
300
/V- 6
—
Kelvinator
22 % Mar
4.00
4.00
,
Consolidated
5c;o
3.80
700 :
(
2.65
———
34%
Sep
96
,
12
Development...
*
Columbia Cellulose —.——.V-*--*-'
Consolidated Bakeries
*
Frosst
V
.
55c
Douglas
Kelly
-,/Jan
26%
4.50 July
10
11%
.20
A
—
P
Fraser
v
—~—10
—
preferred
22%
'100
:
—
Famous
r
Jan
--
Ernco
Apr
A
Jun
common————*
16% Mar
.
151
4.50
.23%
-
Chrysler
H
20
*
——1
Wines—-
Chateau Gai
Easy
28
Feb
Jun
Warrants
-
23% July
475-'v.
v
May
1.86
56
—1
——
Preferred
10
8
100
36
-.Service—.——-—-..i*:
•
Jockey Club Ltd
16
Aug
13,786
warrants^—.—
1,432'
Aug
6
66 Va
♦
Lake
2,532
19% Mav.
85c
50%
common..
*
B
16% Aug
Jan
50
—-—-
Public
Class
Jan
Jan
6%
1-5
common
Discount
.Interprovincial
Jefferson
July
.25
Utilities
Class A
6%
99
17,623
r
.
23
23
23
*
91
10
.
103
,
6%
18
59%
—5
—
Preferred'
..
*:
300
5.00 May
Jun
Jun
4.00
Jan
Mar
59%
-—
16%-Jan
.1 tin
98,410
; 103
l..
Jun
•liVa July,
3,491
Feb
Jan
1.30
Jun
6%
92
A
8%
3.25
1.30
1,860
;
May
May
90c
,
.
500
103
—
common
42,637
92
.
..100
H]
14
4.10
44
568
;**
i"r'13
4.00
,
8%
s
A
,5'
4.00
...25
■
77
50 %
-5
Interprovincial Pipe Line—
Interprovincial Steel Pipe———. li.*
75%
,4,760
75%
58
?
Feb
3.45
200
pfd__ .25
Powders
3.60
1,200
6%
34'A
Jun
15
Western Natural Gas—
Chartered
Dow
1.00
1.30
,—10
preferred
Westinghouse
Canadianwide
Properties
.
17%
1.00
1.60
121/2
Vstfe
.Dale
17%
1.40
Canadian
Class
17%
:
6%
8
__——_
Utilities
Canadian
Crows
..20
——————-
5%
-•**-••» *»_-»—-»• -n?-
CruSh
4.75
5%
Wallpaper Mfrs class A_
Cosmos
1,300
4.70
6%
————————-
Warrants.
99
320
4.75
common—
Inters ;City. Gas
93%
340
__i
High
r
50 v Apr
13,120
35
l
—
preferred
Petrofina
dass
Class
;
4.25
14%
:
27
-.-—---£-
Canadian
-
3.90
16 »A
•
19% July
47
July
85
4.00
33%
..100
-
—:
preferred
K
Gas
Low
15%
.10
—
35
common—.—f,
Canadian Tire Corp class
C
Natural
preferred
Feb
•
;■
4.00
—
...
Co
Preferred
Feb
1.60 Jun
94%
3.90
:
Cement
Inland
94%
94%
33
\
common——
preferred
Canadian Salt
5
Feb
.100
Minerals
(John);
Inland
100
—-r^A-
1.30
Industries
jg
10%
Inglis
47 %
1.55
Canadian Marconi Co———.*■
Canadian
Jun
Sep
6
Industrial
Feb
11,920
47%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23 %
,14%
57
Canadian
Mar
1.40
Low
21%
21%
—50
—.—.
Shares
35
16%
Canadian
90c
14%
*
common——
for Week
v
141/4
33
commoiu,—*
$5
Jun
Feb
Jun
'
Bank—10
Canadian Industrial Gas----—-^2.50
A'/o
32%
8%
Acceptance
$2,25 preferred
4 % % preferred
Apr
Aug
8 Vo
10,617
2.40
:
•
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
75c
85c
625 ii
2.40
Imperial
Canadian
95c
9%
245
warrants.--
C
Canadian
245
2,050
r
4.25
——
Canadian
Jun
810
—*
-
5%
6%
'■
Class
78c
90c
5
4,535
,
3.20
Industrial
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
8% May
Jun
Week's
'Last-';
Sale Price
High
Jan
1.90
4.25
-——'---'z? ■
Canadian General Electric common_50
Preferred A
28
Canadian General Invest—.
—•—*
Canadian General Securities class A—*
Canadian Husky Oil-—————----1
W arrants
•-
5%
3,050
v! 6%
das "Energy preferred—20c
.
6Va
•9%
Canadian
Warrants 'A
•*
6%
2,670
2.45
78c
3
*
common
Low
7%
2.25
2.25
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
6%
Preferred
Canadian
Canadian
Shares
7Va
•■
Friday
for Week
Low
Pftr
—-*
<-ri
.
Canadian Chemical
Warrants
Canadian Collieries
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended September 21)
17% Mar
6% May
Silverwood
Simpsons
—:—
Dairies
Ltd
class
:
1.25
Jan
Jan
5.00
3.20
100
3.95
Jun
1,876
-..
7%
Jun
13
19%
1,175
Jan
19
12%
7,540
Sep
Apr
5.50
Jun
Jan
May
Jun
26 %
Jan
22% May
27%
Jan
39
43%
Sep
Sep
7% May
2,005
7
4%
Jun
75
30''2
Feb
35
Feb
11'A May
14
Jan
34
34
12
11%
12
3,520
27%
26%
27%
3.191
24 %
32% Mar
_____—.
A
—
.
Jun
11
«»
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1276)
40
Monday, September 24, 1962
■v
CANADIAN MARKETS
if
Range
of Frices
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
:
low
High
Low
Par
(Range for Week Ended September 21)
for Week
Last
Sale Price
stocks
>
Sales
Week's
Friday
v
Sale Price
Par
High
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Rtange Since !jan. 1
High
Low.
v,
'
s
k
Steel
Slater
common—
20
Paving
Stedinan
Bros
Preferred
Sep
20%
Canadian
25
Jun
32% Mar
.
18%;
ikkl
275
16%
19;
lQ3Va
30
2.85
8,796
2.65
3.60
3.75
6,490
9,935
64c.
750
75c
78c
95c
95c
1.00*
20c
Jan
Canadian
15
Jan
21c
15%
150
;
Jun
21 % May
Canadian North Inca
18
Jun.:
25
Canadian
Northwest
July
July ;
105
Canadian
Pete_
Silica
101
200 ~
24
175;
11
Jan
Jan
30
24c
13.275
15c
May
21c
3,036
20c.
Jun
35c
3,000
31c
Jan
1
9c
9c
9v2c
9c
12c
31,033
1.02
1.02
SupeTior
Propane common
Supertest Petroleum common
Switson Industries. —
—-
Canada
Candore
Exploration
4.65 Aug
2.85 Feb
300
,
,
11,000
11c
,*
Sep
Aug
Captain
Mines
Feb
Cariboo
.
19
;
Erin
1.03
14c
1
Mines
Sep*
555
15%
Jun,
21 Va Jan
40
Jan
42 Va
Jan
Central
Del
42% Aug
60
3,127.,
1
91
Jun
Central
Pat Gold
Sep
Jun
1.20 May
v,
13c
23,649
109,000.
Sep
;
10c
•
1,700
>1.70
,
Gold
Quartz—
Jan
4
98c
1.05
5 VaC. Aug
2,700
98c
'
-
15c. ' Sep
11
11
11%
2,730
10
32c
32c
33c
I,000
26c
•
6.40
6.00
6.70
32,980
4
1.07
1.06
1.12
10,500
1
6 v2c
;6c
'7c
9,967
-
-1
95c
87c
94c
4,900
-
5c
5c
6c.
29,500
•3c
_1
21c
21c
22c
•6,600
20c
1
1
hv2c
29c
29c
1
43c
43c 44 %c
—f
1.70
1.70
1.85
3,400
1.70
1
4.65
4.55
4.85
28,875
4.55
Sep
_1
23 v2c
23 %c
25c
15,900
20c 2iv2c
7,999
1.60 Mar
Sep
Ltd-
Jun
13
Tamblyn
common
—
"l00
Preferred
class a
Tip Top Canners
7
5 Va
Class
class
a—
12
b
Prairie
Trans
7
<
Steel
=
Chib / Kayrand
Jun
16 v4 May
12%
280
11
Jun
i6v4 May
Chromium
50
36
July
41
Cochenour
39
•
-
% May
12,091
17%. Jun
27%„ Jan
11.160
12 % Jun
15% May
7
1,665
Jun
7va Aug
4.60
Chibougamau
Coin
Mining
Willans
Lake
Gold
Combined
-
12
16 v4 Mar
Coniagas
49% Aug
55
Jan
9
700
8% July
11
Feb
May
-
15%
Jun
23%
July
7%
Apr
Aug
1.75
Jan
4,470
5%
375
1.00
100
95c
27,867
9c
July
5
May
10c
:
i4c
5v4
'•«
5%
3.50
4.20
*
1.70
3.50
4.20
4.30
705
;
3.25
380
.
22c
Jan
7%
Apr
3.75 May
Jan
5.50
4.00 May
1,210
Aug
July
Sep
10c
39c
Jan
Consolidated Beta Gamma
Webb
&
Consolidated
Discovery
Consolidated
Fenimore
July
47c
Jan-
Aug
29c
Apr
74c
85c
9,200
63c
23c
23c
10,000
23c
July
14c
27,000
lie
jun
8v2c
8c
12c
213,500
2v2c
Jan
17 %c
6c
6%c
11,167
10,750
6v2c
8v2c
32,160
3c
1.15
1.15
1.19
8 %c
8,020
9,800':
8c lOVac
16c
17c
_1
Western
Copper
4%%
7%c
7Vac
s6
59 %
Jan
Consolidated
Halliwell
Feb
Marbenor
4.25
2.25
4.85
Consolidated
4.25
2.20
Jun
1.70 Aug
2.85
Jan
Consolidated
Marcus Gold Ltd
Jun
23%
Feb
Consolidated
Mic
15
Jun
22%
Feb
15
11 Vs
14%
6,070
HVb
1c%
505
9
Mar
34 %
10%
34 Va
15%
15%
10%
4,288
14%
34 Va
100
30
Jun
60c
60c
100
40c
Sep
*
common
—
——•
-
—
15%
•
a
preferred
7.90
——100
—
$2.80 pfd—
Industries class a_
Class
York
a
class a
1,200
12c
Sep
4,340
13
Jun
20
18
16
18%
95%
45
7.90
8.40
1,467
3.80
3.90
5,310
770
2.50
2.60
500
50c
50c
315
__
50c
•
Electric
„
2.40
3.55
Jan
Apr
22% Mar
.
100
Consolidated
Oils
<.
...
Consolidated Mosher
Nicholson
Consolidated
Northland
Jun
Consolidated
Quebec
Rambler
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
Consolidated
Regcourt Mines-
17% Jan
Consolidated
Sannorm
id.4.10 Mar
Red
Abacus
Mines
Acadia
Apr
6.35
Coppercorp
Gas
Acme
Advocate
Copper-Man
Agnico
Alba
Amalgamated
Larder
Amalgamated
Rare
an a con
Lead
Anchor
Anglo
Oils
12c
Janf
57c
May
) 14.325
5c
May
15c
Jan
iiv2c
Mines
Earth
70c
18,750
17,000
2%c Apr
5c
9c
135,950
47c
50c
4,781
1.85
1.90
2,114
18;
18c
19c
31,000
15c
10c ii.v2c
•
4,170
7%c
21,400
6%c
20o
34c
1
0%c
Anglo
Rouyn
Mines
1
12c
Anglo
United
Development
•
22c
Mines
Area
Mines
Gold
Arcadia
Nickel
1
Mines
:
:
Metals
Mining
Lodge
Eevcon
k_
Jun
15c
July
Jan
1.37
Apr
May
1
Mines
Corp
43c
52,750
24c
May
93c
Jan
13c
15c
11,500
11c
May
36c
Jan
1.14
1.26
35,600
7c
6c
7%c
19.000
8c
8c
9%c
1.28
Sep
5%c July
11 %c
Jan
7c
12c
May
8c
Jan
July
6%c
6%c
6%c
30,000
4.00
4.00
4.00
3,173
1
7.05
6.95
7.70
24,730
5.75 Jun
21
21
250
17% July
25% Mar
23 %
24
145
22
26
1.00
1.02
900
90c
May
20c
21c
12,200
17c
Aug
28c
Jan
29c
36c
43,670
i6v2c
Jan
39c
65c
Aug
30^
62c
j.jg
1
7c
v
8v2c
6c
•
8c
44c
16c
2.05
Black
•
i_
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9%c
1
Ltd
1
Pioneer
1
1
Petroleums
Mines
1
Mining & Smelting
1
Buffalo
Red
Mines
&
Oils
Calalta
_1
„i
Petroleum
25c
Calgary & Edmonton
Calvert
Gas
Camerina
Campbell
Canada
&
*
Oil
2,200
1,600
7c
7%c
8v2c iov2c
6c
13,425
15,500
Jan
1.55
Feb
1.60
1.14 May
17c
Feb
Feb
Jan
32c
Aug
Jan
6c
it;
Feb
10c
Mar
8c
May
15v2c
Jan
•v
8,013
4c
Jun
11c
Feb
13c
5,200
10c
May
19c
Jan
140,900
4c
Jun
hv2c
Sep
11c
44c 46
%c
15,000
38c
July
12c 17 %c
18,200
12c
Sep
'2.20
10c 11 %c
6,355
25,500
16c
443,900
10c
10%
Feb
6 % c *,
7c
2.05
4.65 July
Jun
48c
500
iov2c 11 %c
9%c iov2c
42,200
34,100
1.35
Jan
60c
Aug
21v2c Feb
2.49
Feb
9c
Aug
14c
Jan
5c
May
18c
7%c May
9%c Sep
34c
Sep
Feb
27c
Jan
6c
7,450
39%c
41c
28,900
39v2c
6.80
7.20
1,630
6.00
Apr
7.75 July
2.65
400
2.05
Jun
3.10
4c
July
Sep
Canada
Astoria
Canadian
Chieftain
For
footnotes,
Minerals
'
see page
41.
lie
4,000
9c
41c
II,000
27c
Feb
Jan
Mar
3.00 Aug
Aug
37c
May
1.10
1.06
1.12
12c
11c
15c
v44,000
13c
9c 17 Vac
571,600
13c
Jun
Feb
6v2c
Sep
35 Vac July
21c
Apr
53c
Feb
1.40
17 %c
17c
6,800
4.10
24c
-•
:
■f>:
7c
7c
Pershing
39c
18
1
;
Mines
9 VaC
lie
.1
7.90 May
11c
Jun
31c
Sep
6c
,Jun
12c
Jan
15.500
1.09
13c
Jan,
16
Jun
920
62,500
13c
Jun
21V4 Mar
12VaC
Sep
14c
Sep
3v2c Mar
6 VaC
Sep
16c
Jan
14c
643,950
15,357
15c
13c
18c
; ;"
5vac,'Aug
5c r jm
5 Vac
8c
5c
.'Jun
30c
2,700
-
Jan
1.39 May
75c t - Jan
Sep
21,600
..
9C 12 %C
5c
May
2.35
Sep
"
37,311
15c
18
,j4c
Jan
3.90
66,300
'
47c
15c
1
Crowpat
Cusco
39c
1
Mines___'.
JQ
Sep
12 %c Mar
■>
.
fqb
90c
3,350
1.13
50c
Mining
Croinor
1.09
"5c
"1,610"
9c
1.09
1
Zinc_
8 vac
1
5%c .Jan
5v2c Jun
"36,358
9c
8 Vac
Daering
Explorers
Dar&gon Mines
Decoursey
83,287
8c
13,600
15c
;
Mines
Deldona
Delhi
Gold
-k
9c
9c
10c
1
i
25 %c
■?':
Jun
Dome
Petroleum—
—
,
July
14c
Sep
15c
Mar
| 27c
Jan
8c
May
26c
69,200
19c
20,947
44c
53c
55c
17,700
4.20
4.20
4.45
11,820
24c
29
'1,152
23% Mar*
12 Va
-13-
-1,480
9.50
38c
:
Mar
72c
May
53c
1
Jun
3.60 Mar
28 Va
2.50
—
•
Jan
9,574
i
Sep
52c
'
Mines
Apr
6c
17,200
14,500
107/8
30c
25 %c
49,125
:
10%
53c
:
Mines
Jun
12Va Mar
Jun
64c
5.45
V 34
- *
Feb
July
July
15 Va Jan
/
6c~May
; 12Vac Feb
I6V2C July
Jun,,..
9.25 May
_1
8c
"22,500
13c
12c 14 Vac
21c
Co.
7%c
__i
i.——
Copper
20c 22 VaC
18,000
27,500
19c
Jun
75c
Jan
12,000
4v2c Mar
9%c
Aug
Dynamic Pete
East Amphi.Gold—
^kk—1
East. Malar tic mines_-.k^_i^^.»_k_,«_i.»_l
Sullivan
Elder-Peel
20c
19c
:v^kV;
,10%
_25o
Dome
East
.
17c
29
Devon palmer Oils_
Dickenson Mines
Duvan
23c
;
Mines
Donalda
11c
21c
._1
Mines
Denison
7c
22C
Mines—
Pacific
Deluite
7 VaC
1
j_
17c
1
Mining
May
"
1
Brewis
Deer Horn
1
7c
8c
8c
8 vac
9c
Eldrich Mines
el Sol Mining—
2.30
2.48
1.91
1.99
2,325
6,740
2.10 Mar
1.93
a
k__
2.30
1
Mines
Ltd
<1.11
1.10
1.14
4,961
8%c
1,000
5 vac
6 vac
17,210
2.73 July
9lc
Jun
6v2c Aug
,
8c
1
.
8v2c Jan
59c
Feb
Faraday Uranium Mines
1
1,73
1.71
1.76
Fargo Oils Ltd
Farwest Mining
1
2.71
2.65
2.80
1
11c
Falima
1
24 v2c
22 VaC
25c
20c
16c
15 VaC
18c
2.80
3.25
600
12c
14c
30,200
Mining
Francoeur
French
Mines
Petrol
Ltd
preferred
10
;
Frobisher Ltd
_•
Gaitwin Mining
Mines
Geco
——
Ltd-
Mines
Genex
;Giant
Mascot
1.55 May
5c
1.45
i ; ;
2.05
-
1.80
13c
Sep
Jan
Jan
8%c Apr
Jan
—l
—
Mine—
Jun
__
ll%c
__
27
21c
23c
2,800
2.15
2.25
2,340
3.35
3.20
3.45
34,117
19
19c
1.25
7,800
12c
1
15c
1
37c
37c
40c
131,900
23c
5
is
18
18
50
Mining
Goldray
Granduc
Great
——
Mines
Plains
Gulch
———
-
—
Granby Mining
Grandroy Mines
—
Mines
Lead
Lake
Gold
Mines
Rock
3.20
Sep
1.41
1.60
10,850
8c
7c
8c
42,066
5c
May
1.30
1.30
400
80c
May
*
7.50
Sep
Head
48c
Jan
1.95
4.15
Jun
Feb
9Vac
Apr
9c
21,500
6%c
8.30
13,184
8.00
3c
18V2C Mar
Jan
V. 10%
Sep
Jan
Gold
Oil
Class
Howey
Hudson
Jan
1.35 Aug
,h"dson
Hugh
Ltd
b
Bay
Pam
9,000
11c
Mar
217,200
7c
Feb
4,000
13c
Feb
8,450
70c
16c
1.15
1.10
17c
1.15
class
15c
16c
28,000
12c
37c
47,500
23c
May
5c
7c
19,700
2.79
4,400
Gola
5
19%
18'/a
19%
1,989
a
•
11%
10%
12 V\
5,156
-k—,k
—
Porcupine
—
•
1
•
2.50
11'a
7,686
2.40
2.30
2.40
2,580
49 Va
49 Va
50'a
2,348
16%
14%
171/4
15,831
10c
10c
2,000
34c
43c
28,808
11
_1
—
1
37c
10 y4
Aug
1.25
26c
July
6c
2.65
Jan
20c
Jun
30c
6c
;
16c
19c\ Apr
July
15c
2.65
July
'
30c
1
^
Hydra Exploration
12c
1
Gold
Mining & Smelting
Bay Oil
2.35
10c
1
Consolidated
1.18 Mar
2.35
Jan
3.00
Jan
1
Iron
Mines
Co
2.15
Feb
8c
Aug
13 Vac 18 VaC
17c
100
Jan
15 V4
5 vac
16c
Jan
May
9
4c
12c
Jun
May
5Vac Jan
8c
1
Lakes
of
4.55 Aug
2.60 Mar
i3v2c
Sep
Feb
24c
8.00
1
Home
Feb
21c
20
4c
1
Jan
2.35 May
1.41 Sep
36c
May
July
8c
90,500
Jan
May
Mar
8.05
1
Mines
Feb
1.50
80c
4,215
1
Gold
Minerals
2.60
6,400
2,600
4,000
7 vac
9c
Jan
Jan
51,320
34,725
7c
1
Highland Bell
Hollinger Consolidated
92c
18c
3.30
13 Va
4
12c
1
Heath
4.10
14c
3.00
12%
May
15
1
Mines
Headway Red Lake
85c
15c
3.00
12%
1
Gunnar Mining
Gwillim
*
1
1
——--k—
Develop
Jan
3.65
Apr
16,800
Aug
92c
Jun
34c
17c
Jan
3.50
Apr
14 V2
jun 7;
32c
15c
39c
1.10
Jan
16c
29 %
i2v2c Aug
Jan
May
31c
28c
6v2c July
6,500
8%
17c
—
May
July
73,775
57,032
70c
32c
Mines:
Mines
Jan
29% Mar
19 V2C
-i
Uran
Gold ale
Goldfields
Hasaga Gold Mines
29 v4
5,600
13c
'
-kk«-wkw-k-kl
Glenn
Jan
9c 12%c
14,000
4.10 Mar
3Vac Aug
2,500
27
71c
Hep
19 %c May
Jan
13,400
6c
13cl3%c
11c 11 Vac
70c
6c
5 VaC
6c
Harrison
20c
11c
71c
18c
22% July
5c
Hallnor
Jan
1,590
5c
Hard
9c
95,600
12c
Feb
1,000
12c
25%
Jan
31V2C Aug
:
Jan
1,634
Jan
i5c
10c
23%
,
18 V2C
2.60 Aug
10c
31,200
Jan
15c
lie
-1
4.20. Jan
'
Jan
12
4.90
6c
209,200
5c
17c
3.40
Mar
May
15c
Jun
4c
lie
11 Va
Aug
36c
55,000
16,000
23%
k--—1
1.85 Aug
2.37 Jun
7Vac July
15c
2.80
Aug
3,740
1
Glacier Explorers
1.45
25c
3,500
12
1,275
1,600
•
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_k—1
Giant
Gulf
13 %c
10c 11 Vac
1
—
Ltd
6,017
22c
1
Petroleum—!
11c
41c
1.35
29c
1
Canadian
20c
3.90
1.60
1
Tungsten
15,500
1.36,
2.99
*
Petrol
26c
3.95
29c
2.25
1
Lands
Southern
22c
•
1.54
*
Chibougamau
Oil
Canada
4.35
1.28
July
22c
Jan
73c
3Vac Jun
•
gc
1.6o
*
___
Petrol
*
:
"
Feb
9c
4,116
16,200
;_1
Hastings
Cable
Cadamet Mines
1.90
lie
5 vac
Mines
2.90
__
1
Lake
1.20
3.25
2.65
7.20
1
Ankerite
62c
43
4%.c July
6c
39%c
1
Buffalo
62c
j
12c
1
Uranium
-
19c 20v2c
50o
Corp
Jun
5c
Apr
Jan
,
1.34
Jun
10 vac
Aug
59c
7lc
Sep
24
he
Reef
Feb
1.00
14,500
lie
Mines
1.17 Mar
37c
1.14
*
Mines
Mines
1.06
39%c
1
Copper
Bay
.
16,825
57c
-
May \ 'v*
5c
Apr
i6v2c
1©%c
Brunswick
Aug
Jun
1
Brculan
Jan
17c
48 %c
Jan
1
Britalta
8c
Sep
8c
1
Braiorne
21.142
8,000
i
iov4
7.70 Sep
July
10c
22c
68c
•
Mines
Bcuzan
i:
t; 85c
•
Quebec
Yukon
Bordulac
220
2,450
23,400
12c
25c
.
5,700
&idcop Mines ltd
Bibis
.7.70
26,605
•
Mines
Mining
Bethlehem
Sep
12c
50c
Duouesne_
EeJleterre
10c
1.08
*
Petroleums
Belcher
July
98c
1
Uranium
Beaver
5c
1.02
1
Mines
Beat lie
> j;, .200
9v2c
50c
Mines
Trust
Bata
7c
9%c 10%c
1
Cons
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Base
Feb
8v2c Feb
1.04
25
Oil
Baska
22v2c
Aug
Feb
12c
25
Bankeno
Barex
Jan
4c
1
preferred
Barnat
10c
1
Mines
preferred
Eankfield
Aug
54c
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class a
Eanff
41c
Sep
1
Mines
Gold
Gold
5%%
Mar
30c
*
Aumacho River Mines
s5
Jan
13c
—
Copper
Ruffner
Aunor
May
2.65
9v2c
.
Coast
Aumaque
56c
Jun
34,144
6v2c ■v
22c
i0v2c Sep
Jan
1.65
Jun
37c
32c
7.70
55c
1
40c
___
Warrants
Atlin
9%c
6c
40c
2.42
...
Jan
1
Mines
Associated
__
1
Oil
Atlantic
4Vac
47c
1.85
*
28c
Apr
1.07
35 v2c Mar
lOo
Mines
6.75
Mar
62c
50c
1
Pete
13v2c Jun
Jun
4.80
65c
*
Asamera
2,041
47c
1
Petroleums
Arjon
9v2c Aug
7,500
6.00
50c
Huronian
Ansil
10c ll'/ac
5.85
66c
*
.
Leduc
102,583
7c
1
Consolidated
Aluunex
American
24c
6c
1
Gold
Explorations
Pacific
20c
6c
1
.
Yellowknife
Alberta
20c
1
Ltd
Mines
Akaitcho
Lead
ci-atgmont
•
Ltd
76c
7,500
Mines
1
Oil
&
Mines
16,620
34c
1
Exploration
Courvan
Mines
9,965
98e
3Cc
1
Ltd
Jan
55c
oils
Ltd
3.30
90c
Petroleum
Consolidated West
Conwest
*
Uranium
3.10
"
2.40 July
50c
Sep
May
Aug
1
Poplar
Sep
3.20
Feb
Jan
32c
26c
98c
1
May
Jan
30c
9,575
7,750
2.50
Gold Mines
Feb
Jan
3.20
2.65
14c
Sep
78c
2.45
Jan
20c
73c
2.59
Jan
1.80
10c
74c
1
Aug
19c
8v2c Sep
Jun
8,072
«
8c
;
May
7,200
•
31c
•
4c
1
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine
Coulee
and
x
Sep
Jan
July
30c
50c
30c
]
Jun
*
Mines
32
*
33c 34 Va c
1
Mines
44
.„
46c
2
Mines
Negus
Consolidated
Copper Rand Chiboug—
mines
Apr
15c
3,203
•
Ltd
110
1.50
3,946
30c
•
Jun1
7c
.1,142
1
Exploration
Jan
12 Va July
2.70 Jan
k.
.1.03 Jan
,
*
May
1.05
1
Mac
Morrison
Consolidated
46c
33c
1
Consolidated; Mogul
May
hv2
Jun
Mines
.29
May
36% Jan
25
29
38.
14
6.00
106
40
106106%
Jun
91% July
!
8,397
14
5
*
15%
651
.3.7
13%
*
.•
b
Zenith
30c
3.90
.
Jan
25c
29
warrants—
Knitting
Class
4q6.
37 %
Stores Ltd class a
Woodward
Feb
1.70
15%
50 "
Hardware
(j)
35 v2
59c
18
100
-
11% May
95%
—
class
preferred
White
_1
_1
Jun
Warrants
Wood
Arrow
July
3.25
Warrants
Class r
Golden
1.00
43%
250
5
Breweries
Canada
Western
(Geo)
Consolidated
600
4,849
*
Products
Weston
1.50 May
1.05
*
common
trust
Voting
2.35 Mar
4%c July
8c
8c
8c
_7
51 Va
*
Trans
Westcoast
Westeel
:
23v2c Jan
1
Iron
51
1,200
•
12c
1
Gillies Lake-—
1.05
—
May
5.75 May
18c
-1.70
7c
Dragon Oil—
Consolidated
51
2.20
Jan
5.50
76c
—1
;
1 05
*
1
Canada Ltd
Kns,pp
Jan
•
80c
23c
*
—
1
Equipment
Waterous
57c
t
Sep"
May.
—1
Mines
-*
w
&
g
24cv Jan
*
12c
Bellekeno
-
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34c'Apr
23c
200
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•
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8c
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:
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1.72
1
2.50
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Cadillac
Consol
Wainwright Products & Ref
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29c
5,600
1.70
2.21 May
.
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10,400
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1.05 Aug
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11c 12v2c
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5%
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475
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1
Metals
Commonwealth
200
5%
19
&
& Smelt——
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50
13%
50
1.00
*
——-
Mining
Smelting
Chimo Gold Mines.
325
14 %
19%
'
Copper
Sep
11
13vs
r5%
.—
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Vector
Feb
4.35
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90c
9
Corp
Alloys
Vanadium
9% "Feb
Sep
—
11,860
20%
50
50
*
*
1st pfd
preferred
:—
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common
Union
United
4%
-
Feb
64-
Coniaurum
Acceptance
2nd
Cheskirk mines l^k—,
1—
%
v
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14% May
6%
13%
Elevator
Turnbull
Oil
58% July-
v 1,300
k~
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Charter
July
12
.
50
.
Central
.
13%
14
Trans-Mountain
160
;
73% Jan
20%
20%
Pipeline
Pipeline
Pipeline
Canada
Trans
k
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7
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Jun
50 v4
2,176
1.00
12
39
preferred
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11%
1.00
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Traders
k 234.
59%
11%
common—
Aug
6% Aug
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57
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4,218
15
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.
59%
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•
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12
Marts
87
87
55 %
1-50
preferred
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Towers
87
56%
12%
a—
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Toronto
48%
*
_
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Works class
Toronto
46%
46%
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Canada
40
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40
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Apr
feoc
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Feb
30c
14 %c Mar,
Sep;
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16
16
Jan
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,
Jan
Apr,
38c
...
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79c
5,100
14c.
8c lOVac
10c
1.05
14c
,
11c
a:
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5 Vac
26c
45o
,
*
Feb
86
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100'
lie
1
Ltd
1.25
jl.87' reo
35 c
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Jan
Jun
20c
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Feb
1.80
21c
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Feb
Jun
—*
Canadian Malartic Gold—_—
5.35
4.35
*
16
Jun
Island
Sep
boc
21,800
Canadian High Crest
Sep
570
1.25
——1
16%
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Canadian Export Gas & Oil—
Long
High
f
3.50 May
9v4
16,131
'
4.00
1,25
2.65
3.60
10%
17%
,4.00
2.70
25
30
17%
Jan
10c
Petroleum———*
—
2,790
•
11%
16%
v'
Feb
4.65
3.78 Mar
450
3.95
11%
103
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——
29%
18 va
:
16 Va
——
470
9% v: 9%
——
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Stuart
18
19
3.80
9 Va'
11 va;
class a—
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Devonian
9%
29%
3.80
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of Canada
Steel
Delhi
Canadian
1.95
377
18
29% it
Ltd—
Poods
Canadian
6,520
10
18
-
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Stafford
17% Aug
14% Mar
2.50
10
Preferred
Standard
Sep
Feb
1.95
l95
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d
65c
,
Jan
July
Jan;
14c
Jan
Jun
2.85
Sep
18 V\
Jun
26 V2
9.40
Jun
15%
Feb
9.25
Jun
15 Va
Mar
2.65
Jan
2.05
2.05 Mar
47
12%
"10c
59 %
May
Jun
;
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20 Vb Mar
17c *
May
25v2c Jun
Jan
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54c
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6197
Number
196
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(1277)
CANADIAN MARKETS
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Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
,
Sale Price
Inspiration
Irish
Shares
STOCKS
High
Low
50c
18,400
36c
25c
27C
Sep
95c
93c
' 97c
7,400
78c
Sep
2.55
v; 79c
85c
17,10O
60c
Jun
20c
—I'
17c
20c
22,700
17c
Sep
18,000
.
24c
Jan
Pax
Jan
Jacobus
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3.1c
59c
57c
72C
12VaC
12c
14c
9.100
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£c
24,500
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9c
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22c
25c
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Jaye
jellicoe
Mines
Joburke Gold
i
Mines-*.-;
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Joliet. Quebec Mines___.
Jcm smith- Mines
32c
Jun
10c
114,250
Aug
7c
87c
Peerless
:i8,100
20c
Sep
10c
Mar
12 Vac
Sep
1'
35c' Jan
May
13c
13c
14C
23,000
10c
Jan
62c
67c
56c
July
Exploration
Permo
Gas
Perron
Gold
Petrol
Oil
...
.
&
33c
32c
36c
14,100
9.966
25c
May
44c
1
6c
5V2C
7V2C
37,500
4c
Jun
9c
1
6.75
6.75
7.10
14,290
6.75
Sep
80c
v
Aug
Gold
Mines
-
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
—
1
_*
ilrf.
Kopan
11 Vac
2.00
32c
40o
21,214
20c 24V2c
20c
1
—-,
Townsite
1.80
i-80
33-VaC
1
Copper
Kirkland Minerals
Kirkland
104,180
8c
7,200
10c
11V2C
400
13c
1.65
July
Pitch
Crow
Ore
Sep
Jan
10 Ve
Jun
29c
Jun
Lake
Dufault
Lake
Lingman Gold
Lake
Osu
4.i5
4.45
14,750
3.80
17c
Jun
1
Mines
Mines
213/4
1
<,22
4.20
9V2C
9>/2C
11c
16,600
7 VaC
Apr.
20,750
13c
Feb
•
-
2,025
16C
16c
2.95
20c
2.95
'3.05
3.85
21%
1,350
3.80
1
1
:
22
200
Sep
Shore
Mines
—
Laniaque Gold, Mines
Langis Silver -4.4—Latin
•
65c
64c
74c
142
1.40
1.50
7.95
He
11c
15c
'219,100
33,750
6c
1
5c
5c
Long Lac Gold
*
1-85
1.85
1.85
11 Vic
May
31c
20c.
20C
21c
1
101
1.01
1.05
28,600
Long Point
Gas
.
Loraao Uranium Mines
Louvicourt
8c
Mines
Gold
*
Mines—
4.25
1.46 Mar
1.70
Jun
Jan
9 Vac
May
;
Sep
1.99 July
,
July
96c
Jan
15Vac
.
1.65 Mar
Aug
•i"
Jun
54c
Sep
20c
Jun
Jan
39c
2.43
8-VaC
12,200
Jan
14c
July
160,600
6c
Jun
20c
6c
~10,000
5c
May
7VaC
Sep
Sep
3.65
3.90
3,227
Apr
4.35
Jun
5c
Gas
Purdex
Macdonald
Macfie
Mines
Gold
»
Ltd—
"III
21c
22c
3,600
17c
4V2C
5c
29,000
3c
Sep
July
24 Va
Jan
1.30
Jun
20
5,500
1.15
1.15
1.15
5,671
2.16
2.15
2.20
8,485
5 V2C
5c
6c
10,000
8 Vac
13c
312,800
2c
July
86c
Consolidated
86c
92c
117,500
74c
Apr
5c
19Va
Mines-
.—
Malartic Gold Fields.
63c
9 Vac
14c
53c
66c
Quebec
Ascot
Quebec
Manitou
Quebec
l
18
1.05
;
Maralgo
Mines,
Mining
Explorations
Quonto
Jun
2.51 Jun
2.00 May
3 VaC July
6c
Sep
Sep
July
14c
1.05
Rix
Auiabasca
Rockwin
Rowan
Feb
San
Jan
Sand
36c
Aug
Sarcee
9c
10,000
6c
14VaC
Apr
Satellite
25c
Sep
12c
Jan
Sheep
21,750
5,400
Matachewan
*.
■;
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:V
10c
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—r-rr
■
.
Lake
Mines
fetr
,
—:
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pt'. f
53c
10c
21,500
9.00
9.00
300
9V2c
10C
5.967
46c
.
52c
36,400
8 V2c
46 V2 C
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Martin-McNeely Mines
Mattagami
5 Vac
36c
7c
8.50
7c
May
Aug
88c VFeb
•
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McKenzie
McMarmac
Lake
7 Vac
24,500
4c
29c
25c
30c
37,200
25c
2.35
2.26
2.44
1
Mt
27c
22,200
31c
Feb
3,200
13 V2 c
12c
17c
105,228
-64c
64c
65c
8.60Q
1
70c
Mar
3.00 Feb
65c t
11c
£eb
Feb
1.03
12y2c Jan
Feb
29c
20 Vac July
14,600
26c
10c
Sep,
Jun
.
42c
Apr
Feb
19c
Jun
Va May
4 VaC May
16%
33c
Apr
Aug
60c
July
86c
Creek
Sherritt
National
—
Miller
Nello
Mines
_
Mines
Spooner
Mines
Stanrock
2,044
103,211
1
41c
Starratt
Sudbury
Sullivan
Cons
Newconex Holdings
Warrants
—i
Bidlamaque Gold
Jun
13 VaC
Jan
July
16c
Mar
1.80
Jun
New
Calumet Mines
New
Concord
Continental
New
Davies
New
23 VaC
23 %C
Oil
of
4.70 Apr
4 V2C
Goldvue
New
3 Vac
New
Hosco
New
Jason
New
Kelore
Mines
Territory
r^ownorth
New
New
Gold
Senator
Nickel Mining
Aug
Aug
Triad Oil
16c
Feb
20 V2c May
29c
Jan
Acme
6c
5V2c
11,500
8V2C
8c
8 V2C
77c
76c
77c
9,150
8c
8V2C
10,000
July
Norbeau
Mines
Ultra
Union
Norgold Mines
Norlartic
Oil
Jan
10 Vac Mar
68c
Jun
1.20 Jan
United
6 VaC
Jan
Apr
19 Vac July
25Vac Jan
United
United
Keno
Jan
United
New
7c
8c
11c
52,600
5 VaC
19c
38,150
15c
20c
9c
Jun
52c
Jun
22c
24c
38,800
45c
36V2C
88c
2,229,670
9 Vac
8c
12c
77,750
4c
July
10c
10c
13c
63,600
6c
May
35,536
39c
July
40c
May
44c
50c
50c
50c
6C
7,000
16C
19c
4c
1,750
5c
l
—_-
Mines
25c
—1
2.00
21,000
,..v
1.10 Aug
Jan
12c
Sep
13 VaC Feb
64c
15c
54c 1
Jun
22c
Jun
3,700
2.06
2,955
IV2C
5,000
20c
25C
29,500
2.95
525
6c
2.75 Jun
r
'v':-"9c
Jan
25c
Sep
'
12c
2.70
Feb
37 Vac May
1.55 Aug
4 Vic Jun
2.86
Mar
3.20 Aug
Jun
Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel—
•
2.86
12c
11 V2c 13 Vac
54,900
4c
Jan
24VaC
Northcal
*
13c
lie 14 V2c
268,550
5c
Apr
14Vac
Apr
Sep
1.15 May
2.25
Jan
North
Oils
Ltd—
Canadian
Oils
North
•
Rankin
Northspan
Northern
Norvalie
___
44c
1,300
.
,
A
5.20
5.10
5.60
20c
22c
—
33,598
28c 28 Vac
—4-_L;
42c
42c
2.40
2.25
2.50
11 Vic
10 VaC
12c
1
35 V2c
35 V2c
39c
Mar
Jun
32c
Apr
May
61c
Mar
55c
Jan
May
25c
2.00
34,175
7c
1,700
30c
3.30
Jun
2,000
11c
6 V2c
6,500
56c
5,500
46c
49
50
130
12c
15,380
Jan
16 Vac
4Vac Jan
50c
Sep
65c
Jun,
6c
Apr
12c
Aug
13C 13 VaC
Mines
8.55
Jan
30 Vac July
600
3,800
L
89c
Sep
20c
5,193
f'
45c
•
—
1.80
36,999
21c
warrants
Mines
40c
1,700
.
1
Mines
Nudulama
1.45
40c
1
class
Canada
Beaucage
1.38
—•
1
Goldcrest
North
Nova
25c
common
North: Coldstream _.i—«
Northgate Exnloration
Unisphere
Lake
Mines
*
O'Brien Gold Mines
©gilvie
6c
1
Flour
Okalta
I
Apr
Jun
Oils
Mines
Orenada
Gold
Ormsby Mines
Osisko
Lake
Mines
Pacific Petroleums
Pamour
Jan
July
55
Jan
9c
Jan
32c
Jan
11c
44
!
11V7C
11 Vac
*
13 V2c
13 VaC
14c
4,700
Jun
18 Vic Mar
1
5.15
5.00
5.20
8,326
4.60 Aug
2.10
1,950
1.80
2.73 Mar
1
6C
6c
6 VaC
34c
33 V2C
35c
Ltd
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
4Vac
27,234
22,650
Jun
:
Jan
30c
May
10
May
1
35c
35c
43c
1
13%
13%
14 Vt
6.90
7.40
140
35c
38c
14,574
29c
May
99c
1.00
4,020
72c
Jan
25c 31 VaC
331,700
8c
Feb
20o
36c
•
1
•
27c
8,791
9c
Jun
21c
15,000
1
V
4.90 May
20 Vac
Aug1'
•-•••16c
6V4 July
„
May1
•
Jan
6.20 July
Jan
T 20c
'42c
Aug
V3lC
Jan
'36c
Mar
IS 'V
1.40 Mar
2.13
22,400
lOc
May
26c
nc
110
12c
28,450
10c
Apr
17c
i 25
1.20
1.40
3,575
Jun„
2.85
30c
30C
36c
II,413
23c
14,500
Sep
1.00
Feb
38c
May
Mar
6 VaC
7 VaC
4 VaC
Feb
10c
5C
5c
5 Vac
15,500
3C
Aug
6 Vac
Sep
4.50
4.90
27,658
4.50
Sep
8.35
Jan
20 VaC
23c
10,600
;
80
5,500
$
9,610
18c
Feb
97,900
1,000
6c
May
1.39
lOVadOVaC
—
11c
8 VaC
30c
Apr
9c
Mar
Jun
1.80
Jan
May
24c
Feb
Apr
40c
Mar
May
56c
Aug
4qc
40c
43C
1.54
1.55
7,600
7,320
31c
154
Apr
1.77
95c
95c
800
80c
Jun
1.20
13c
15c
10,380
lie
May
18c
Apr
70c
July
1.03
Apr
43c
78c
1.48
Jun
Jan
—
78c
500
56C
61c
12,400
53c
Sep
1.66 Aug
1.70
,
1.70
600
75c
Jan
1.74 Aug
70c
70c
31c
34c
4,300
20c
Jan
40c
37 VaC
48c
163,098
28Vac
Jun
1.35
12c
12c
13c
3,500
7 Vac
Jun
14Vac
Sep
52c
51c
62c
49,000
42 Vac
Jun
64c
Jan
HV2C
9 Vac
July
23c
Apr
11,700
11 VaC 11 VaC
1.25
.
1.31
9,850
7,400
1.34
1.43
27c
73c
1.52
160,890
25c
27c
28,000
14c
70c
1.10
1.53 Mar
Sep
37c
Jun
1.96
45c
Jan
1.52
14 Vac
Feb
33c
Jun
Jan
Feb
Sep
Jun
United
354,790
7c
Jan
19c
19c
1,133
17c
July
23C
Sep
9.00
9.25
3,185
8
May
36c
36c
54c
123.499
23c
May
14%
56c
Sep
4 50
4,50
4.95
5,465
4
^
60c
Fortune
4
Oils
62c
37,460
1.45
9.80
10 Va
1,124
21,948
17 Vac
21c
58,250
1.9.14
•
Consolidated
53c
1.23
9 90
4
Reef
4.34
—I—ITil
Zl
Exploration
1
c
5c
5Vac
93c
17c
,
—
1.15
1
4c
1
40c
Nickel
Petroleums
_*
Malartic
Western
Petroleum
Mines
Willroy
Mines
A
Yukeno
Bear
Jun
14V2c
Feb
2.45
2.45
2.60
15,400
16c
17c
1.38
1.44
10,850
18c 21 Vac
151,250
7c
4,500
58c
Jun
86c
3VaC
Jun
14VaC
Sep
July
1.75 July
15c
July
1.26
Feb
75c
1.25
11c
7c
8,500
4 Vac
19cl9VaC
6,471
84c
450
84c
7.95 Mar
Jan
2.98 May
22c
Jun
Aug
Sep
1.90
35c
Mar
Jan
Feb
July
9c
Sep
12V2c
Jun
25c
July
84c
Sep
1.15
Jun
69,000
8c
Jun
14c
Mar
20c
8c
7c
8Vac
279.500
3c
Jan
12c
1
6c
6c
8c
4,000
5c
May
9c
Apr
Sep
Mines
1
1.05
1.04
1.08
11,504
84c
May
1
16c
39,500
14c
Mar
38c
Jan
13,013
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
Mines
Mines
Zenmac Metal Mines
Zulapa Mining
Jan
9c
4.00
;
Oil
Mines
(H G)
7V2C Jan
21c
4,410
gi/2c
July
Aug
Aug
151,100
1
Zinc
Canuck
3.80 July
85c
2c
90c
__
Mar
10c
85c
84c
Feb
2.09 Mar
23c
39,500
8VacllVaC
40c
T 8c
46,500
89c
Hargreaves
;
Apr
Jun
4VaC
9V2c
7c
Young
4c
1
1
1.86
lOcllVac
51,750
Larder
Yellowknife
Feb
86c
16c
1.80 Feb
32c
Jun
65c
77c
Winchester
&
58c
500
82c
48c
Lead
57,395
80c
4,350
1.38
Yellorex
1.30
10,928
4
Yankee
Jun
Jan
1.45 Mar
1.00
12c
4
1.25
20c
Jun
7.75
1
Wright
Jun
May
40c
Wiltsey Coghlan
Windfall
30c
July
7.00
50c
Jan
Aug
Jan
11c
4c
7.00
2
Western Surf Inlet class
2.06
10 Va
13c
1
Mines
Decalta
Aug
Sep
Jun
75c
•
Westburne Oil
68c
1.23
4,950
l
Petrol
Feb
6.25 Mar
7.15
80c
Weedon Mining
22 VaC Mar
3.75 May
33c
Jun
3,033
V
'
Werner
West
IT 2,000"
18c
«x
3,150
11,800
'
1
Lake
23,870
25C
1.75
95c
1
Wasamac
Western
1.37
24c
1.70
j__
:
Violamac Mines
Westates
1.30
24c
1.70
—17c
Mines
Vespar Mines
Wespac
10c
9.00
;
•
Hill
Upper Canada Mines
Vauze
13 i/aC
4
Canso V T C
United
.,1
•
r.
1
9Vac lOVac
16c 17Vac
5C
6c
.1
30c
29c
32c
1
"19c
19c
20c
;
1.10 July
66,650
15VaC
Jan
37c
Mar
10,000
16c
Jun
32c
Jan
Feb
18
Feb
Feb
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Feb
10%
50c
1.15 July
39c
Feb
42c
July
4
Buffadison
Jun
1.15
Jan
Jan
Zl
~~i
Zl
1
Explorers Ltd
6.75 Feb
1.97
1
Warrants
Pamoil
Feb
74c
90c
O'Leary Malartic
©pemiska Copper
Orchan
7c
July
—
Asbestos
United
Yale
Obaska
'
1.55 Mar
4.80
Sep
•
16,374
Feb
1.20 July
*
:.
—
Jan
8 Vac Sep
41c
Jan
3 VaC Aug
25c 25 VaC
2.00
22c
1
—_———-»——_1
Normetal
16c
Zl
Shawkey Mines
Mining Corp
Union
22c
————1
w-—
14c
•500
I,000
Feb
Feb
Feb
17c
44c
,
Aug
9c
———ilJ—
Norcan Oils
14c
mw.|
8V2C Apr
1
—
20,975
—1 26
—
3 Vic Jan
1
Gold—
2.12
•
Trinity Chibougamau
Vandoo
Nor
2.03
Tribag Mining Co Ltd—
4VaC
1
Trans
61C
36,000
1
Nisto -Mines
2.06
j
Sep
50c
Nickel Rim Mines
21c
Mines
Jun
19c
&. Smelting—.*^
20c
•
6.30
Jan
Jan
3.05
1,325
"
7c
1.35
35c
4.25 May
24,754
"•Tv
514,:-
20 c
•
6c
28c
1 /
,
,
210
Tombill Mines Ltd
24c
3Vac Apr
Jun
Mines
1.26
3.3Q
35c
10c
Canada
Exp Ltd—
Transcontinental Resources
July
Rouvn
5,050
5.65
—
Petroleum
Sep
7C
7c
Rouyn Merger———
Tidal
1.10
19c
Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd_i
6.25
21c
_ioc
Thompson Lundmark
Sep
95c
2 VaC Aug
_
Jun
35c
~~i
Mining
Sep
16,180
•
Mines
16c
5.60
»
4.10
17,068
j
47,000
2.04 May
Jun
21c
Sep
Sep
Aug
May
35c
1
Sep
20c
—
4c
75c
3.05
_i
Torbrit Silver
3.75
20,275
37c
16,800
:
21c
•
Tormont Mines --i
Towagmac Exploration
17c
.1
31,146
Jan
31 VaC
Jan
25,500
1.20
3.05
1
Jan
17c
New
5.85
9o
Mar
7VaC
4 50
Sep
4 Vac
Mines
5.85
70c
20c
4 VaC Mar
l
65C
19c
w
18c
I
Jun*
1
20c.
13c
1
Harricana
18c
Oils
Jun
19c
Mines
1.05
j
Jun
14c
m
56c
6 VaC
f/i.-
Sep
8VaC Sep
May
12c
10%
Feb
25c
600
1
4Vac
I-*
Canada-
Petroleum
5c
6,800
6c
..Bee
7,200
24c
12,000
.
98c
-
...IS
11c
9,000
V
7c
33c
14c 14 Vac
-500
71,600
27c
7 V2C
6c
32c
50c
25,200
6c
24c
6 V2C
Development—
New
5c
26c
6V2C
47,100
_35c
6C
1
Sep
76c
21,634
Sylvanite Gold Mines
4 Vac
1
..
24c
24c
lO'/s
19c
17,700
5 Vac
Athona Mines
New
Jan
8 Vac July
8.00 Jun
15c
10 Va
1.67
27,000
Feb
1.41 Mar
3.75
'
New
19c
15c
7c
18.260
Feb
1.62
10c
1.10
7'/aC
7 Vac
6c
—
2,859
17,450
isc
8 Vac
4,225
Aug
79c
11c
1.62
6c
4.00
Jan
1.25
76c
71/^0
8 VaC
3.75
1.70
9 VaC
1
40,400
3.80
Aug
x
1.05
95c
—
—
Jan
83c
.1
97c
400
71c
Jun
July
Sep
Mines
1.00
6,800
May
88c
45c
Taurcanis
1,294,695
38c
39c
41,200
98c
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami
19c
Feb
63,720
Exploration
Sunburst
Feb
47c
Jun
Aug
23,100
.
50c
Contact
Mar
2.52
42c
gV^c
1.64
16c
46c
63c
6c
*
49c
2.50
10 Va
Mar
1.15
14 VaC
,
Nickel
Jan
30 Vac
40c
l
Rock Iron
Sturgeon River Gold
Sep
—
18c
9.15 Mar
15c
113,300
Steeloy Mining
33c
—
Mar
1.15 Jan
.
53c
15 c
Steep
21c
17c
•.
1.11
1
&
750
Jun
May
32c
Jun
53 c
21c
Uranium
8,500
72c
22c
May
12 Vac Mar
30,237
14c
Stanwell Oil & Gas
6,506
1.60 May
12VaC Jan
Feb
15c
80c
4,500
Southern Union Oils
24c
40c
13 Vac 15 Vac
7c
Ltd
39c
—25c
9 V2c
6 VaC
^
2.15
4
—
Jan
6c
Silvermaque
23c
_
5.15
6 Vac
—
Mines
33c.
———
_
May
42c
l
Minesii.
Standard
2.10
*
Petroleum
Nealon Mines—
2.40
v
9.90
1
33c
—
Feb
825
32c
Gold
l
—
—
9c
3.00
*
1.15
l
Gordon
*
Mines
Aug
38c
I*
1
Exploration
ADr
4c
2.90
10 Va
Texstar
National
35c
110,100
Jan
12
'
Creek
Nama
Jun
76C
•
2.15
1
Jun
15c
9 VaC
Metal
*
Minerals
Murphy Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
7c
4,750
Feb
Aug*
Jun
3,999
6c
9.60
9
r-r-m,
Gold-...-..
Silver
Sep
Sep
19VaC Jun
42,455
13
1
Porcupine
25c
7 Vac
Feb
Sep
Vac
39 Vac
Gold
Silver
52c
Juh
Jan
2.28
18 VaC
21c
9
9.60
Sigma Mines Quebec
51%
Jun
May
50c July
8,400
14,000
13 V4
I8V2C
•
—•
30c
28,500
68c
10c
13
31c
*
Mines
43c
65c
15 Vac 18 Vac
.1
...
Petroleums
Wright Iron-;—-2-..—1
Multi
v
27c
*
—
38c
1.90
27,137
9 Vac
65c
—..2—1
Mining Corp
Moneta
38c
& Development_50o
Midrim Mining.
Ore
14c
1.25
Midcon Oil
Min
36
*
Merrill Island Mining
Uranium Mines.—
City
199,170
1
Meta
Mill
2,435
48c
-t-
Medallion Petroleums
Exploration
43
40c
.—
Red Lake
McWatters Gold Mines.
Mentor
42c
41 Va
6c
41 Va
f
1
1.02
VaC
4
13 VaC
1
Petrol
Feb
14c
Jan
River
Jan
13c
14
Jan
May
1.40 May
4c
Apr
750
—-l
Apr
57c
May
July
Antonio
Siscoe
Mclntvre
591,600
<
46c
1,150
9,281
Ltd
Security Freehold
9c
16c
_50o
6V2C
57c
38,582
12c
16VaO
26c
54c
62c
1.49
86c
l
Consolidated
Jan
7VaC
21,300
57c
1.40
13c
Ryanor Mining
Aug
54c
Jan
18c
_:
3 VaC Mar
7 VaC
5.50
86c
Uran
Mines
20c
1
2,867
13c
-...I/
15c
—1
Mines
Mpritimes Mining - Gorp
Sep
7.00
17c
Algom
.;
—
Rio Rupununi Mines
2,275
46,800
Sep
7.00
Jun
6.40
13c
Rio
3,160
23c
Jan
2.97
2.90
—...
11,000
18c
Feb
85c
1.52
9c
mm.}
20c
20C
July
May
91c
..31c
21,200
*
........
29c
1
Marboy
35c
1,500
'
36c
2.97
18 VaC
l
Raglan Nickel
Ranger Oil
Ray rock Mines
Realm Mining
Rexpar Minerals
5 VaC
July
12 Vac Apr
29 V2 Mar
5c
Radiore Uranium Mines
8c
9c
._i
July
9 VaC
Quemont
17c
—
21
.1
—
Jun
1,685
i
:
May
3,500
18 VaC
Mines..
Aug
91c
86c
50c
..I
Mattagami
16c
Feb
Apr
Jan
25%
13c
—1
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Mar
36c
•
50c
57c
Copper
Mar
5c
75c
»
24%
1.47
Chibougamnu'ouid—
Quebec
54c
35c
Ltd..
Labrador Develop
Lithium
_!<_
Jun
Jun
41c
6,500
2.38
Airways
Queoec
Jan
Sep
2.00 Jan
50c
6.40
Quebec
T
24%
1
Ltd
Aug
>.
45c
70,400
—1
Producers
15c
Mar
44c
Jan
15c
184,500
59c
May
80c
/
13.166
9 Vac
"l
Jun
52c
8,000
•
18c
29c,< Aug
11c
1,560
,
60c
Ltd.
27c
5c
Uranium
Barvue
Manoka
Maybrun
Jan
6VaC
9c
Magnet
Marcon
31c
July
1
Lake
Red
Manitou
Aug
.
1
.2.53
Cockshutt
Madsen
Maneast
'
1
Maclaren class A__—
Majortrans
3.10
—1
Mines
Explorations
MacLeod
3.65
50c
15c16VaC
Gold
Minerals
83c
Apr
Feb
Feb
15VaC Aug
5,500
60c
....
Macassa
80c
Sep
Jun
42c
22 Vac
;
18,340
1
9.00
4.30
Jun
Jan
5VaC
llVaC
5 Vac
1
Yellowknife
Jan
May
2 Vac
98,300
Jan
4.10
11 VaC 17 VaC
1
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
Lynx
5c
20,800
Gold
Feb
Jan
1.40
5,400
1
48c
Prospectors
25,300
Vac
15c
Royalties
Mines
10c
Jan
32V2c Jun
17,545
1
Mines
Lexindin
Little
3.45
37,500
1
.-i-
Mines
Gold
44c
_50c
American
Leitch Gold Mines
Lencourt
37 VaC
43c
—1
2.60
May
Oil
Preston
Provo
30 Va
1
Lake
22 VaC 24
80c
50c
Prairie
10c
44.165
_•
Ponder Oils
Powell Rouyn
7,300
18c
inn—i
Mines
Development
Feb
47c
Jan 1
15c
47c
Gold
Aug
Aug
Apr
3.20
24 VaC July
16c
12 Vac 13 VaC
Uranium
Placer
••
Labrador Mining & Exploration
23c
1
Gas
Phillips Oil Co Ltd—
Pickle
12,625
■
High
7.05 July
2.60 Jan
'"316
17c 19 Vac
%
Minerals—
Place Oil 8s Gas—.
Kenville
14 Vac
»
.
Mines
&
14c
15c
19c
""
OIL
St
Oil
11,381
-
21c
Ltd
Exploration
Peruvian
19c
14 Vac
25 Vac Mar
-IIIIII
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd-
Aug
17c
'•*
May
64c
...
Joutel -Copper
I*
4 Vac Aug
,14,500
•
40c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
9.00
3.25 -3.25
19c
v
Shares
High
8.80
Gold
International
PCE
Waite Mining
Jack
Low
9.00
Paymaster Consol
Apr
1.75
of Prices
Par
Patino Corp
Pato
Consolidated
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
Jun
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
79c
III—l
Bay Mines-*-.
Iso Minea
Friday
for Week
73c V: Aug
1.34 Jan
25c
Copper. Mines___^.
Iron
Range
40c
49 c
1
—
——
(Range for Week Ended September 21)
Sales
of Prices
Low
.Par
-
41
Sep
•No
par value,
a Odd
lot. sale (not included in year's range),
d Deferred delivery sale (not
in year's range),
e Selling ex-interest.
fFlat price,
r Cash sale
(not included in year'a
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges.
wdWhen delivered,
wi When issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
included
range),
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1278)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of
Dealers
Inc., and other selected sources.
They do not represent actual transactions.
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold
The following
by the "bid")
wide
furnished
national
distribution
Electronic
Rents
Acme
Electric
1
Associates
Acoustlca
Corp
10c
Aerotest
Corp
Daldor
California
1
474
1574
1774
5
1
4*8
*
11V4
Corp
Ajax Magnethermic Corp—
Device Mfg
Homes
Culver
All
Pepsi-Cola
Organ
Co
Allied Maintenance
Radio
7%
Altamil
.11.74
1274
774
Foods Inc_
Filter' Co
American Cement Corp__
2474
6
674
77s
7
_50c
9 74
1072
1
7
872
8 7a
972
50c
Corp
(L
1
Cedar
6 3/4
Gas
Field
Point
Indiana
ctfs__
Trust
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
3074
33
15%
17
Central
137a
I272
Maine
Cent
10
Vermont
Svc
1774 7
A—1
Gypsum Co
1
American Heritage Publish—25o
American Pipe & Construction_5
American Rubher
Plastics—1
Amer St Gobain Corp com.7.50
33%
25
3y3
Corp
Anelex
93/4
2674
States
Coburn
Credit
1474;
Cole
417a
374
472
Colorado
7
774
Colorado
Elevator—1
Oil & Gas Corp com_3
17 7s
117a
25
15%
107,
23 72
2574
6
Colorite
25c
43A
572
House
1
2072
Corp
1
Refining_2c
57s
77s
Telephone Co_10
207a
v
$1.25
137a
14%;
5272
•
56
Milling
Commonwealth
Gas
Commonwealth
1674
Commonwealth
277a
2974
Commonwealth
<
2574
2374
.56-74
87
•
5974
(1474
1974
Threatres
-
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated Rock Products
2174
Automatic
Consumer
Continental
Mtge
Continental
Corp common__10c
10c
1674
18
40o
574
674
Cook
Coffee
Cook
Electric
413/8 7
Coral
"
8072
8474
_1
147a
157a
Aztec
Oil
Gas
&
Co
5
—1
Electric
Co_.
—5
Book
Cowles
Manufacturing
137a
1474
4872
5272
3474
3772
l
Bernz
(Otto)
Name
Co
Darling
Beryllium
A)
Estey
Forms
Ets-Hokin
;
11
774
8 74
Dial
49%
3272
,774
S
1074
Interstate
Vending
10
10%
10c
6
6%
1
774
874
Iowa
Public
3%
472
Icwa
Southern
1
West
Far
Fiat
Fireco
First
First
27,
&
10c
Flight Co
Black
Hills
Black
Sivalls
—1
1474
Blue
List
Bogue
Diebold
1
1
1272
1374
1774
18%
7 3
First Mortgage Investors———*
First Republic Corp of Am cl A_I
11%
1274
11%
127s
_1
Corp
First Western Financial—
Fisher Foods Inc^J
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Surety
Fisher
Governor
&
i_l
t
■
Florida; Gas- Co__———
—l
Co_.
Foods
Plus
Foote
&
Class
B
772
Publishing
1272
Forest
Labs
Grant
Franklin
Frito
674
674
Business
Beranek
44
774
2774
874
972
Capital
Boston
Herald-Traveler
Botany
Industries
Corp
Inc
$1.20
Bristol
872
874
774
.774
Corp
Das
23
37a
70c
&
Film
774
2472
lo
37,
874
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
Glickman
Corp class A
1
Globe Rubber Products—
'_*
Gould
(William)
Co
Properties class A
Wash
Ind
1
Inv
.
167,
Real
Guardian
Gulf
Estate
Interstate
Southwest
474
574
1 v
preferred
5
Grinnell Corp
Grolier
Inc
(RR)
167a
23
20
397,
& Sons Co.i2.50
r;
Hagan
42
10c
Corp
'
j
474
Corp
774
874
1-
>ByI!esby
(H
Handy
&
Hanha
Mining
9%
2
57s
574
Inc
2%
1874
2074
2074
1
2174
87s
8%
2974
19
1
Company
Industries
Inc
Corp
Corp of Am $1
27
pfd_2
Racing Association
Utilities
Associates
•
47s
474
10
447a
46%
347a
3774
r
34
674
57«
3774
6%
674
Hanson-Van
Markite
33 72
.ITT,
Cons
Heath
(D
274
3 7,
5
574
143/8
18 34
574
1
1474"
13
16 %
Inc
1374
7 574
Instrument
107,
1
87
9174
147a
.16
3.50
57-4
6
Inc_l
26 7a
5
17 74
18%
25
2774
1174
Eitel-McCullough
El
Paso
Electric
Inc
Co.
A__25
C)
5
1974
7%
874
3
374
Corp
Consolidated class A-50c
574 "7" '
Electro
Instruments
874 ''
;
Electro-Science Investors
Electro-Ter
Electrolux
.
Corp
Corp
l
;
374
_l
10c
„
,1
*
4%
417,
3%
5 y2
•;"! 44
& Co
1
22 V2
18 74
77a
8
Corp
5
34 V2
37
Material
1
A
Gas
Field
107a
Pulp & Paper Corp A_1
preferred
Hugoton
Gas
l
1_*
Inc
1
11%
40%
437a.
Midland
2474
1974
474
Trust Units
Hugoton Production Co
Huyck Corporation
Hydrocarbon Chemicals
U
:
574
,
2
24
26 74
26
,
24.50
—
1
Lines—1
Meredith Publishing Co
5
Metal Hydrides Inc
—5
Metcom Inc—
50c
Mexican Light & Pwr Co com *
$1 preferred
13.50
Michigan Gas Utilities Co—2.50
Microdot Inc
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Mid-America Pipe Line Co
*
Merchants Fast Motor
28%
1974
672
2174
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Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc
"
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Indian
$1.25
Properties Inc A
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Inc
50c
com—_1
preferred.
Indiana Gas & Water Co
20
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10
9
24
2274
25%;
Mllgo
Electronics
Miller
„
6%
10
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Melnor
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47a
57a
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27a
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11
Coke
2
McLean Industries class A
1
McLouth Steel Corp
2 72
Mechanical Handling Systems_l
Medco Inc class A
10c
McGraw
1.50
class
Oil
4%
3
Holiday Inns of America
Houston
10
/
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&
Melpar Inc
4074
1
1
1
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1274
367a
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Drydk_50c
1
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24%
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8%
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2
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1
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1172
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24%
27
4%
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1i34
1874
8%
1
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Mattel
227a
1774
7%
Mary Carter
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pfd-11
High Voltage Engineerng Corp.l
1672
23
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9
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Maxson
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1
55
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127a
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22
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29
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Marrud
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11 74
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3674
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717a
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Marlene
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43/8
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2974
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1274
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147a
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2172
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9%
774
1872
Greenfield
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1374
19
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3374
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70c
1
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12
5
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1
Economy Bookbinding Corp_10c
Ecuadorian Corp Ltd
5
Edgcomb Steel Co
5
Edgerton Germ & Grler
1
972
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11%
2374
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11
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3074
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367a
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10%
28
5
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28
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23
2474
Lithonia
18
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Henry's Drive-In Inc
9 7a
217a
33
10
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167,
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12
2574
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12%
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8%
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50c
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2274
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74.
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10%.
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49 7a
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87a:
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13%
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17 a/4
7%
4
18 V2
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14%
16 7,
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2674
4
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12
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Glasrock
16 74
32 7a
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Geophysics Corp of America. 60c
Giddings &. Lewis Mach. Tool
2
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187/a
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26 V2
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1574
28%
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14
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9 74
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12
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27%
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1
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3 74
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294
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1074
270
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4774
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39%
2374
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Lagna Niguel
42
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974
7
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974
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Kkysione Portland Cement Co23
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Kings Department Stores
-1
Kingsport Press Inc—--——.1.25
Kingwood
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1
Knape & Vogt Mfg Co
—2
Knox Glass Inc
6.25
Koehring Company Inc
2
Kollmorgen Corn
2.50
57a
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274
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25 7a
16
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•
23%
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197a
1
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11%
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22%
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474
1
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18%
;
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1774
Garlock Inc
340
1674
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310
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Garland Knitting Mills
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30%
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21
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Kromex Corp
874
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16 74
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8
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974
1
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Dynamics
774
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67a
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7%
Fulton
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10c
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1
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8
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674
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334
7 7a
1
Bowl-Mor Company
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3
1474
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874
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Drexel Dynamics Corp
Duffy-Mott Company
1374
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Donnelley
4774
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574
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2874
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9%
6
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14%
1
Keystone
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2%
1
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18%
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1074
51%
1
Kewanee
1174
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974
17
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Ketclium
374
774
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Kentucky
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Photo
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77'a
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2674
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8
674
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John's Bargain Stores
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Fox-Stanley
372
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Dixon
2174
1
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6%
60
474
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Floyd. Bennett Stores Inc
5c
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1
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Jergens (Andrew) Co
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Jerrold Electronics Corp.„—10c.
1972
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43%
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1
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2474
4074
Plastics
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Jostens
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7
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18
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1
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11
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1
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6%
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317a
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2872
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123/4
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Japan
41%
174
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11%
1
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Jacquin
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38 7a
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4
12.50
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Boston
157a
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1
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Jamesbury
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1174
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Jamaica
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2874
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1074
43%
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Ionics Inc
1674
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1574
10
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Bearing
Lanes Inc
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674
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87a
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93A
2.50
Irwin
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2%
5
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit International Bridge
1
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Billups Eastern Petroleum
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1
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30
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27 74
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Bakeries Corp
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2574
Dilve-In
1 874
7%
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20 72
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4%
39%
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8
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374
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Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
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1
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1374
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2672
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16
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17
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774
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Berkshire Hathaway
1574
147a
874
147a
6%
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International Textbook Co_
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1174
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Belmont
1274
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1474
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7
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5
Crown-Bremson
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Becton Dickinson & Co
Belle
774
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32
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International Bank of Wash
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1974
29
2374
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27%
7
International Cablevision "A" 10c
Intl Flavors & Fragrance
50c
6
1772
5 74
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1774
77a
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Cummins
572
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2272
1
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Pitarm
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Cowles
1774
46
1
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Behlen
21
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Distilling
Beauty
374
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&
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Hydro
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674
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Atomic
1674
1
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Vitamin
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137,
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8
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1374
12 7,
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1074
35
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Craig
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5 7a
1
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678
18
2.50
Inc
5
Transportation—1
Control Data
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472
12
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19%
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8 7s
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32 7a
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Freiglitwy Inc_2.50
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16
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574
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2272
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16 74
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13
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27
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3872
Bayless
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1
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43
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10
4074
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50c
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5
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197a
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174
Bangor
25 7a
Colorado
2 74
Baltimore
23 V2
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Coleman
137a
Babcock
1674
Colonial Stores Inc
1274
Avery
1474
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1
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Associated Springs Corp
10
Associated Transport Inc
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1
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44 3 a
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B
2074
5
1774
372
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1872
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Sportswear
48
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Arlans Dept Stores
1
Armstrong lA J) & Co Inc—1
Arrow Hart & Hegeman Elec-10
Art Metal Inc
1
Atlas
22 7,
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Astrodata
207a
2
10c
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preferred
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Atlanta
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11
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Arkansas Western'Gas
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227a
13
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Farms
Assembly
133 %
2074
1174 :
24
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1
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Arvida
202
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1
Applied Research Corp
Arkansas
196
1.25
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Arden
Clifton
2672
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class
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Clarise
874
574
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Labs
Aqua-Chem
City
73/a
Anglo Canadian Tele class A_10
Anheuser-Busch Inc
4
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14 74
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Anderson
13
2374
574
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Securities
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19
21 %
1
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87 a
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100
Christiana
367a
377
77a
2974
223/4
Musical Instrumnts_50c
Chicago
574
5
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Ritz
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of
3574
2772
6
1
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Pub
33%
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Power
Central Telephone
9
..874
1674
Anchor
22%
23
Chattanooga Gas Co
Sterilizer Co
American Univend
2774
2172
21
Charles
preferred
374
3
267a
5
Gas
127a
5%
5 74
1472
13
1
Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
23
43
American
474
10c
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474
5%
14%
4974
Famous Artists School—
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Cary
Cascade
1174
American
/••„
1
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197 a
4072
Express Co
American Financial Corp
American
Furniture Co
6572
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6
374
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Epsco Inc
Equity Oil
64
674
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Pipe
Carpenter
6172
60
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5
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1
American
American
1 974
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Caressa
Carolina
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Cryogenics
Electronic Labs cl A_1
American
1774
574
1
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whirh
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1174
25
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2674
578
1074
1
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17
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274
1
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574
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secuHties
Par
1374
20
of
composed
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comprisesP
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1874
1374
274
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24%
1
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5
50c
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American Biltrite
...
4
22
17%
1274
Bid
—50c
list
list
region.
Empire Devices Inc
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil Co
28
10c
Ltd
Water
Coal
Horn
Emhart
2174
1
Oil
Capitol
874
3V4
50c
2.50
Corp
American Air
*>
12%
Telep
Capital
7 7a 4
50c
AUyn & Bacon Inc
Alterman
267,
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.
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1
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6472
6072
&
Delhi
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50c
100
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Allen
Allied
12%
Service
Elk
25 74
1974
Cannon Mills common-
774
2174
67a
class A
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State
Allegheny
674
Cannon
67a
Develop
Land
1
Corp
Gas
Elizabethtown
10'A
9
2374
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"Eastern"
Eastern
l
Elizabethtown Cons Gas
37,
774
7
5
Inc
Canadian
1
1
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Inc
Alico
Water
Canadian
57a
12%
1974
10c
*
10
Alarm
Aid
Liquid
Water
Cameo
374
3
Air work
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Interstate
Calif
;
574
1
Airpax Electronics
Alberto
Inc
Calif
57a
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1174
«
274
10c
California
3 7a
10
1
2
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Aileen Inc
Albee
Industries
Cadre
137a
4%
16%o
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287a
234
10c
Inc
Labs
Aerovox
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26
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Aeronautical
Electronics
C
374
314
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Addison-Wesley
Adler
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"National"
1
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Capital—
Co
Int'l
Optical
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1374
12
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Ask
Bid
Card
Capital
Electronics
Par
974
87a
—1
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Accounting
Electronics
Ask
Bid
The
the
in
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Par
primarily
Monday, September 24, 1962
.
(Quotations for,Friday, September 21)
The
request.
on
distribution
the time of compilation. Origin of any
bought (indicated by the "asked") at
or
quotation
Securities
They are
(indicated
,
.
Bros
Industries
Miner
Miniature
~1
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33 74
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1278
77a
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2674
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1
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Missile
10c
Mississippi Glass Co_.————10
Mississippi Valley Barge Line-1
Missouri
Mite
1
--1
4™
4'/b
Construction.-*
5%
6 %
Utilities
Corp
Mohawk
Co
_—
Homes
Club-lcA
Jockey
25%
Moog
1
Equipment
Auto
Rockwell
25%
Rorer
Rose
'26%
-1
Servocontrols
Moore
.1 \
Drop Forging Co
Moore-Handley* Inc—
>20%
1
16
9/a
-1
Moore Products Co-
1
Inc
Mqrse Shoe Inc—
Morton Foods Inc__
11%
11
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Narragansett -Capital
—
1
19%
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10 3A
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National
Aeronautical Corp—1
Cleaning Contractors., 1
National Food Products Corp. 1
National Gas & Oil Corp—J,
5
National Homes Corp A
_50c
Class B —A—
National
Patent
National
Propane
Work-Clothes
Capital
Science
Research
22%
.
5%
4%
18
Fetzer
197/8
Scott
,
3%
3%
United
6%
7%
Upper Penninsular Power
Uris Buildings
;
7%
Scott
Co
Nesbitt
(John
Nevada
2
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Power
50c
35 A
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1014
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Co
Bearings_2
Ball
New
Jersey
New
York
Natural Gas Co—5
Airways Inc.———1
New
York
Nielsen
Foresman
(A
C)
1
—i—;
Inc
&
Penh
North
Northern
Gas
Ontario >Nat
Northwest
Co
Northwestern
Service
Pub
Chemical
Noxema
Nuclear
8%
29%
73%.
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1
13%
21
23
1
8
«.
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class
Inc
(Henry I)
Co
13%
small
Business
6%
24%
21 %
7%
Konar
Radio
Wire
&
Cable
„
.36%
-
23%.
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Pacific
Pacific
Far
-*
42%
15%
9%
A
;
Southern
Gas &
Southern
24%
27
14%
113a
12%
Southern
Union
1
25%
26 3A
1
7,- /
7%
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27 >/
*
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22%
24%
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Papercraft Corp
Pargas
Inc
ParkexvHannifin Corp
Pauley
.27%
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5%
1, 12 %
11%
6%
13%
Inc
Corp
16%
15
25'A
Gas
Sprague Electric Co
Staley -(A E) Mt'g Co
Standard & Poor's Corp
Standard -Beryllium
•
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.
Fruit
&
25c
2%
.3%
7 %
8%
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co_*
32%
'35%
Standard
Register
.8%
Standard
Screw
53A
Stanley
Stanley
Penobscot
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1
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Fibre
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1
Petini Corp
1-
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13%
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,
14%
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4%
.
:
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^—_1
Petrolite
.
43A
.
.
26
Piedmont
Inc__50c
14%
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12%
15%.'
13%
Pioneer
30%
32%
28%
Co
Gas
Natural
Gas
Co
Playskool
Mfg—,
1
Plymouth- Cordage. Co
25
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PneumoDyhamics.
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Pocket; Books Inc-^
>.«.50c
Polychrome Corp——^—1
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Potash: Co pf :America_r^..^
5
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12%
•
6%
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24%
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58%
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:
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46
.
102 »/2
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56%
55%
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&
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Natl
Dallas
_10
438
10%
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Seattle
1st
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45%
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Bank
Industrial
(Phila)
27%
68%
25%
29%
58%
(Wash)
10
55
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10
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of
45%
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833/4
87
State
Bank
27%
30%
State
National
Street
12%
Island NY_5
62%
65%
30%
Albany
67 / Vi:
32%
71%
Bank
32%
36%
of
B.&
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10
(Conn)_10
(Boston)_10
71%
107/a
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61%
173
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73%
163
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69%
57%
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37%
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14
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39%
5
31%
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413/4
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26%
55
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29
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&
24% A>
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37
12
5
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5
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903/4
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/
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&
Co
74%
78%
36
383/4
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Commerce
19
21
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473/4
51%
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Co.
Co
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Jersey
263A
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-2%
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65%
29 3/4
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New
of
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of
10
—15
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85%
52
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of Maryland_10
Tr Co
United States Trust
5
42
27
Wachovia
403/4
43%
51
55%
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N C)
5
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
Bank
&
Trust
10%
62%
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70
:
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State
Banking
(Philadelphia)_10
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Westchester
New
Franklin
Co
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Royal Bank ;of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Pennsylvania
Trust
25/8
Thompson (H I) Fiber Glass—•
Thrtftway Foods Inc
2
A
52
Jersey City )_10
City Bank (N Y)__20
63A
130
Tradesmen's
Trust
(Suffern
54%
87 V*
57/8
54
36%
Rockland
;•
43%
39%
53
10
64
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Co
(Hackensack
70
1
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40%
33
49%
(Atlanta)
39%
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46%
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65 %
10%
10
52
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50%
50
Natl
Trust
53
A
46
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
48%
83 %
97/s
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Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
77%
Chicago __20
1
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383/4
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43/4
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of
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119
115
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&
(Camden
First
62%
46%
of
13 Va
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<27%
41
(Cleve)—.8
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Co
of
10
51%
82%
2534
of. Westchester-5
286
42%
10
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28%
49
76%
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Ask
26%
5
New
543A
46%
,73
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Bk of St Louis
10
113A
30%
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&
(St
National Newark
Natl
of
33/8
43
28
5
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39%
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-
268
5
18%
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10
&
7.50,,
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46%
63%
First Camden
&
Natl
City Bank
National
Trust
-i 343/a
,
43
(NY)_10
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Fidelity Union Trust—
4'/2
1
32
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>
340
4
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6V2
1
55V2
i
1
63/a
93A
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16'A
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-
125
503A
54%
35
373A
58%
61%
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class
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10
9 Va
73A
67/a
66
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1
3
,
Tokeim
293/4
Tool Research
23%
38 A"
Towmotor
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Trans-Air
__5
&
Engineering—1
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System Inc
22%
Trans-Coast
49%
Trans-Sonics
Inv
Inc
Co
.27%
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1
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5
1
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2%
-
4
43A
17
A-18%
23A
Sales
Range
for Week
Par
Ansonia
297/8
21
Week's
Last
Bale Prise
23
3y2
Sept. 21
Friday
STOCKS
11
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21
Co
Range for Sales for Week Ending
69 V2
10'A
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Packing
National Stock Exchange
14Va
32 V4
8
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Clothes
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)__10
30
•
Service
Time Inc
Timely
Company
Furniture
103/4
'
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295/s
is
.
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3%
1
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.
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of New
York——„25
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62
20%
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1] 3/4
16%
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20
17%.
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1
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4
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12
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5%
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101 Va
Monmouth
First
.
7%
A A
4%
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(Buffalo)
5
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Maryland National Bank
10
34%
42%
First
>
63/a
6Va
50"%
,
48%
Co
.*6%
1
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Long Island Trust Co
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47 %
352
39%
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22%
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For
A
73/a
54%
43%
5
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13 Va
1
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10%
,
5%
Par
Natl Bank of Cleve__16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__10
Chase Manhattan "Bk
(NY)_12%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
,53A
29%
7%
10
Companies
Mellon
First
'
&
Liberty Real Estate Bank
Trust Co /(Philadelphia)
Meadow
133/a
6%
.-
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733A
(Newark)
Thomasville
31%
•
10%
11%
Inc
50%
31%
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
3
21%
6
993/4
Western Power <te Gas—
2.55 preferred
51%
338
Louis__20
(Phila)
5
14%
5
133/a
19%
^100
Ask
49
St
12
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35%
10%
5%'
15%
—
Tool
6%
9%
Ltd
Tidewater
Drilling conv class A
20c
Redwing Carriers
;
—1.25
Reheis Company- class A
1 Remco Industries Inc—_50c :
Revere Racing Assn
Inc_______*
Rexach Construction Co
l
Richardson jCompany
^12 %
Riley Stoker Corp
•
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6
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Co
Bid
Empire Trust Co (N Y)——^.50
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
7%
17
33/4
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•
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25%
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49%-
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61 %
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)-10
44%
223/4
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„
69
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class; A—50c
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Texas .Butadiene & Chem
Texas Industries Inc
r
29%
'
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183/4
15%
»
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59%
113/4
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32%
25c
Indus
Inc
Tenney
Co
1
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Trust
St
Continental Jll, Bank
243/8
23
1
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13%
55
1
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4.92%
conv
2nd
pfd
12
48
Connecticut Natl Bank
20%
4%
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19
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4.40% preferred
100
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2.50
.
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City Trust Co.
17%
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5%
27%
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5
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Bank of Virginia
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Taylor Instrument
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33%
11%
.
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Publishers Company Inc
-40c
Pueblo
Supermarkets Inc__
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Quality Importers Inc—_v—1
V;
157/a
'
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Television Shares Mangment—lc
25%
.31%
1
New
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22%
Inc
Electronics
i
5
1
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Ask
12%
10%
7y4
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11%
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1
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Super Market Distributors Inc.l
1 Susquehanna
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,
10c
255/8
1
9%
25%
,__5
Inc
5 Va
24
;
Security Stock Issues
10
1
24%
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23%
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22%
Technical Measurement
12%
5
Purolator Products
4
of
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753/4
•
14
lo
Telecomputing
2 %
11%
Mex—
Corp
U
143/B
5
21 y4
2
Commercial Bk: of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust Co (N J)__10
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
Techno Fund
,7%
12%
73/a
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Purex Corp Ltd
Puritan Fashions
313A
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Corp A_1
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4%
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,
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:
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Yardney Electric Corp
25c
Yellow Transit Freight Lines—l
York Research Corp class A___l
Zonolite Company
1
Zurn Industries
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23%
14
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Wurlitzer Co
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Tappan Co
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Tamar
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67%
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5%
Products Research
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63
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Szabo Food Service
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Progress Webster Elec
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71
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305/8
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Strawbridge & Clothier
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Philadelphia Sub Water Co-3.75
Photon Inq
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17
—
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Peerless
Co
Producing Co
Southwestern States Tele——1
Special Metals Inc
2
Spector Freight System cl A__l
8%
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Southwestern Electric Svc Co
1
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
16%
7%
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7 y2
•
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Parchmnt Paper
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Pearson
6%
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253/4
24%
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Paterson
.;
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5
7%
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America N T & s A
of
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15%
6%
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3
6%
Commerce (N Y)
10
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50%
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48%
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Safe
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47 5a
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6V2
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Wisconsin Power & Lt Co
Wolf Corp class
A
Wometco Enterprises Inc
Bank and Trust
Bank
%
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England Tele__25
Nitrogen Co
10c
Light Co
163/4
65 %
Sewing Machll
Win-Chek Industries
Inc__„ 10c
Winston-Muss Corp
*
16%
15 V*
Electric Company
Willcox & Gibbs
33/a
15%
Works
Corp
Wilcox
69%
73/a
Corp of America
Vol-Shan Industries
5
Southern
&
2%
1
50c
;
19%
Southern
Vegetable
33
AlOo
26 %
New
Machine
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65/a
17%
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Whitin
22'/a
6 3/8
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11%
Power
5%
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36%
Mosler
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Pacific
3
63/4
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14%
10%
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16%
5
143/4
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26
12.50
173/4
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30%
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27 'A
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5
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13%
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&
Weyerhaeuser
10c
193/a
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7
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Power
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41 Va
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5
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California
12 3A
20'A
12 y2
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13%
Soroban Engineering class
A—1 f 13%
South Shore Oil & Develop—10c
26 -,/T
Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A__l
57/a
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•
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14
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273/4
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63/4
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11%
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1
12%
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inc
9%
14%
36%
.
18%
39%
35%
Manufacturing
10c
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38 %
17
36%
50c
8%
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•
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Western Natural Gas Co
Vitro
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11
30
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Virginia Chemicals & Smeit
Vitamin Pharmaceutical
14%
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Vitramon
10
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133.4
28%
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9%
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5
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.
-
19%
Vector
7 3/4
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434
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West Penn
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Vanity Fair Mills Inc
15%
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3%
6%
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Financial
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_____
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3%
18%
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Vance Sanders &
Company
14%
14%
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Southern
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13 %
4
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21
3/4
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84%
Const
Vamco
27%
88 y4
1
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33
Oxford Chemical class A-
25
2
.
30%
—_5
Transportation
Co
Inc
10
Tail
6%
10
Simplex
Exterminating Co——,V
Overnite
Lines
Shulton
11%
-
Chemical Corp
Co
Corp
14
Onyx
5%
5 5/8
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68
1
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28
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Orkin
19%
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50c
32 %
■
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13%
sexton
(John) &
Shaer Shoe Corp
13%
23%
7%
——1
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12 va
Vahlsing Inc ;
Valley Mould &
16 y2
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Ocean Drill & Exploration
Ohio Water Service Co
22
Security Columbian Banknote_2
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1
Selas Corp of America
1
Sel-rex Corp
\
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52 %
30%
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Sealed
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12%
Corp.——_l_'1
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Nytronics
213/4
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class
Co
Chicago
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1
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Corp
Seairain
6%
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15%
4
of
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38
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23%
5
;
12
11%
Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals——10c
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33%
21%
;
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38%
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18
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10
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35
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18
16 %
14%
20%
4%
6%
40%
32%
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Walter (Jim)
Corp
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Tucson Gas El Lt & Pwr
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Trico
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Treesdale
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47%
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2%
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17%
15 Va
39%
Inc
Rudd-Melikiun
13%
12 A
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2.50
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61 %
A
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Royal. Dutch Pete__33% florins
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1
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56
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11%
24%
Rubber. Company——1
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&
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22
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6%
6
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Minneapolis Gas Co—.
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4.60
6.30
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3.90
3.90
100
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100
60c
60c
100
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1.60
25c
1.10
1.60
55c
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,70c
1.10
1.10
1,400
100
High
3.20 July
3.00 May
4.70
Sep
4.30
Aug
1.50 May
60c
Jun
1.90 Aug
1.70 Mar
1.20
3.50 Mar
Aug
800
,
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Nashville Electronics
T V
Shares
of Prices
50c
400
1.10 Jun
Aug
1.80 Mar
5.20 Mar
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1280)
.
.
Monday, September 24, 1962
.
>
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National and Eastern List of Over-The- Counter Securities
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Fund—-—
Aberdeen
Inc——
Fund
Advisers
Alfiliated Fund Inc-
Business Shares
American
American Growth
Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust
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Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__l
Investing
Street
Bullock
Ltd
Fund
California Fund Inc
4.90
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12.61
6.69
1
9.82
12.63
6.61
9.30
10.11
10.19
11.14
10.81
11.81
8.82
9.64
9.23
10.20
2.47
Citizens
1.63
1.78
Citizens Life
18.85
6.23
15.17
15.32
51.64
52.16
9.95
10.87
9.14
9.99
14.40
15.65
11.39
11.80
5.14
1
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-10axl8.36
20c
7.78
5.62
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9.92
10.85
7.40
13.72
17.16
11.69
25c
1
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10c
1
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1.93
5.49
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series
series
—
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2.22
6.79
5.39
2.37
7.05
8.38
lc
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2.44
7.46
5.93
2.61
7.66
Coastal States Life Ins
9.18
1
6.21
6.75
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Capital GTowth Fundlc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
6.46
7.09
4.79
5.26
Trust
Investors
General
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
12.35
8.44
9.25
11.72
16.17
a 19.30
16.66
'4.40
4.32
4.81
10c
10c
7.05
7.26
7.66
2.26
7.19
2.47
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Incorporated
Investors
1
8.87
6.29
Income Fund
of
7.89
7.86
9.69
6.87
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10.46
11.45
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9.04
6.12
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lc
4.17
4.56
lc
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9.72
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9.84
10.75
10.61
11.47
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■
.
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Stock
Fund__.
Investors
Selective
Investors
Investors
Intercontinental
C
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Co
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series
7.28
13.17
3.64
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8.38
9.20
1
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Wide Securities Co Inc.l
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a
13.46
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National Securities Series—
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Stock
England
Series
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York
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19674—5
1
Fund
14%
82
85%
57%
Reinsurance
2
22
25%
68 V4
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance
1
30
33%
58
621/2
59
62%
2.50
65
(Phoenix)
4
4%
5%
Insurance—
4
97 y2
101 y2
St
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10
183
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&
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Seaboard
199
Corp
(NY)
Marine
6.25
of Amer
Ins
Surety
10.37
11.33
31.40
32.03
1
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9%
5
Security Life & Trust Co__.
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Southwestern Life Ins Co
*
105
7.39
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102
2
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Greatamerica
Gulf
11.65
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Hanover
--
10.80
11.80
11.21
12.25
12.79
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13.98
7.18
5
60%
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Family Life Ins
Ins
57%
110
5
51
54
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37%
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Westchester Fire
Life Ins
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Federal Home -Loan Banks—
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3%s Feb
Bid
.
£.
15, 1963—
15,1963;
Ask
99. 31
Banks
for
100.4
TOO 2
3.10s Oct
3.05s Dec
13.35
Income—1
3.74
4.09
3.15s Mar
15,1963
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100.1
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1
7.30
7.89
15, 1963
99 .30
100
Fund
1
13.82
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1
10.01
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10.17
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al2.60
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
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of Canada
Scudder Stevens
15, 1963—
3.40s May 15,1963
3%s July 16,1963—
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1
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Aug 15 1963
3%s Sep 15,1963
1
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——
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30%
66 %
70
Life Insur-
7.61
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Land
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3%s Oct
20, 1963
100.4
100.2
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100.3
100 .5
100.7
2%s May
1, 1963
3%s Aug 20, 1963—_______
100.12
100.14
4%s Apr
101.24
102
101.4
101.16
20, 1964
—
100.3
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20, 1964
101.4
4s
Oct
100 .10
100.18
4s
Dec
20, 1965—
20, 1965
101 .2
101.10
3%s Feb
99.23
:
—
Sep
—
100 .26
101.2
3%s May
101..28
102.12
100.4
4s
101
4%s July 20, 1966_
100
12, 1966—
101 .8
101.24
3%S Mar 11,1968
4%s Apr 10, 1969-
98 .20
99.12
101, 24
102.24
102. 24
103.24
100. 8
101.8
100
101
10, 1970
4%S
Sep 10, 1970
4%s Aug 10,1971
4 % s Sep
10,1971
101.12
101.12
99.16
i
102
100.16
101
101.8
102.8
102
103
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-
4% s July 15,1969^»
5V8s Feb 20, 1970
3%s Apr
1,1970
103.8
iSiiJ
96
102..16
103.16
10,1972
106. 24
107.24
3%s May
4%s Jun
12, 1972
101. 16
102.16
4VaS Feb
Inv
10c
3.49
3.81
4%s Jun
100..24
101.24
3%s Sep
1
8.74
9.30
4%s Feb
103
104
4%s Feb
20, 1974
Accumulated Fund—1
12.40
13.55
Continental Fund
102.16
6.14
10.73
11.73
9.69
10.63
5.74
6.27
Fund
Science
5.83
3%s Feb
4.82
5.27
Diversification
Empire
4%s Nov
1 %s
13.53
14.75
2%s Feb
15, 1963
13.20
3%s Feb
15,1963
l%s Apr
1,1963
7.05
i ■'
47/aS Nov
Fund
24.14
Second
15.02
16.39
Westminster
Centennial
Fund
__
3%s Feb
l%s Apr
100.7
98.26
98.30
101.1
102.3
4s
Aug
1,
l%s Apr
3%s Aug
15,
1,
103.15
95.8
95.16
100.4
94.8
1, 1966—j
15, 1966——--i-
l%s Oct
Rate
Dated
3.20s
1-
2-62
Due
10-
Bid
1-62
Ask
100
100.1
101.12
93.8
92.8
99.30
1967
Rate
Dated
3y8s
5-
3%s
_
a9.58
Inc
Fund
99.15
100.25
96.12
103.13
1, 1965—15, 1966_——
100.8
'
94.16
101.16
93.16
92.16
100
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
__
al5.41
22.14
99.13
100.23
103.15
96.4
1,
4%s May 15, 1965—
l%s Oct
97.10
103.13
15, 1964
Apr
100.5
1, 1963
15,1963—
97.4
1, 1964
__,
a30.25
Inc—
Bonds )_1
Oct
99.30
100.6
a8.83
al8.41
Inc
99.28
100.4
May 15, 1963
May 15, 1963
3%s
a76.67
Inc—
al4.75
Ohio
J
1%S
a72.86
25.99
4s
6.63
■
Capital Exchange Fd_
Capital
24.90
101.1
100.5
Investors
1
103.12
100.31
Aug
100.8
a21.28
Street
103.10
3%s Aug
1%S Oct
15, 1964
15, 1964
100
99.30
100.3
Inc
Fund
Fund
101.2
100.6
Fund
Federal
102.20
101
1,1962
al0.16
Fund
98.10
102.18
15, 1964
15, 1962
-
Ask
98.4
4%s May 15,
15, 1962
'
Bid
(Continued)-
3%s May
3%s Nov
'
point
100.7
3%s Nov
■■■■'
a
100.15
9.98
■
104
100.5
13.37
6.13
103
1, 1964-
IV2S Apr
9.13
6.45
99
100.13
Treasury Notes—
l%s Oct
1
96.8
101.24
98
5s
8.90
—1
Street
Treasury Notes
15, 1963
12.30
Swap Funds—
Centennial Fund Inc
Street
100.9
Maturity-
3.03
8.14
Ask
100.7
3%s May 15, 1963
3%S Aug 15, 1963
Ind Fund—10c
Inc
Fund
17.37
5.33
12.21
Whitehall Fund Inc
Growth
Bid
1
—1
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
Wisconsin
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Maturity—
Certificate of Indebtedness—
15.98
2.77
4
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
6.71
1
1
United Funds Canada Ltd
1
United International Fund LtdValue Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10c
Wall Street Investing Corp
1
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inc
1
United
95.8
100.24
1, 1971
Inc—
..
97
107.8
101.16
15, 1972
of Canada Ltd
12,1973
10,1977—
Funds
107
;
106.8
15, 1972-1967
U B S Fund
104.8
106
5%s Feb
Growth
98.24
101.16
4%s Mar 20, 1969—
•
100
98.8
2, 1966
May 22, 1967
4 %s Mai- 20, 1*968
99.27
101
21, 1966—
7.43
Century
100.8
100
11.03
11.82
10.93
100.2
100 .1
._.
—.
6.82
Inc
100.1
100
22, 1962—
10.09
Fund
Texas
100.4
Bonds—
1
Television-Electronics
100.2
99.31
100,.1
Apr
100.1
100.2
1963 wi
1
Ask
99.31
100
Fund—1
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
36%
34
5%s July 20, 1970
4%s Oct
1, 1970-1967
Fund
Stock
9
8%
2
100..28
4%s Dec
8.23
12.58
1
1, 1962—
Feb
'
4%s
1
Corp—•
Farnham
Fund
54%
3
3%s Mar 10, 1966
10.91
Investors
51
6%
in City of N Y_2
10,1964
3%S Dec 11,1964—
4%s Jun 10,1965-i.—
13.70
Sovereign Investors
20%
4s
8~86
8.19
9.98
State Street Investment
54
18
3%s May 11,1964_
—
a8;98
12.56
(Edstra B) Fund
100.5
100. 3
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
3%s Mar 11, 1963
—-
1
Inc
Industry
Amer
5%
50%
4%S Nov 12; 1963———„
1
Shares—1.25
American
100 .3
-3.30s
Clark—
&
Stock Fund Inc
24%
146
1
Co
3, 1962
4, 1963
3.15s Apr
Fund
3%s Apr
3.40s Apr
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
11%
21%
141
America—2.50
Cooperatives—
100.1
13.22
Research Investing
33%
108
Obligations of Government Agencies
9.48
Growth Fund
8
Fire Insurance
Life Ins Co
70
84%
111
31%
5
Co
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Growth Stock
(Geo)
66%
Security Life Ins (Ala)_l
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
Inc
Fund
of
Co
United
U S
(NY)
Insurance
8V4
10.32
8.67
Title
Travelers
13 %
10.65
2.50
(NY)
50%
100
_10°
— «...
49%
Ins__50c
7.87
9.72
10.22
$6.50 preferred
47
10
(ex
div.)
46%
—10
Life
Standard
Haven)
Standard Sec Life Ins
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
6.70
•
stock
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United
Co
Co
Mid-Cont
Interstate Life
Jefferson
50c
15%
Ins
33%%
a
54%
1534
Steam Boiler
Insurance
Illinois
82%
51 %
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Insp & Insurance
1
6.16
(NY)
76
5
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Corp
Insurance
Hartford
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Hartford Fire Insurance Co
9.00
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Employ Life Ins
Great
7.62
10.78
Republic
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Security
1
Puritan
44
,80
56%
1
for
10%
40
27y4
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Fund
7%
13%
53
51
&
27%
1
24
1
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11%
.
5
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Inc
(T Rowe)
Winfield
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6%
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(DC)_1.50
1
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25%
1
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Street
Pine Street Fund Inc
Balanced
10
Globe
8.91
Inc
Devonshire
1
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
10%
3.64
Inc
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Congress
Bonds)
Providence-Washington
64 y2
1
5.93
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Stein
66 %
61
Life
Owners
5.43
Nucleonics Chemistry ,&
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94
98
Home
3.33
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in
89
94
41%
1
New
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5
10
Co
39
1
Series
Fund
New
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66%
_5
—-5
5.66
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46%
61
19%
Co—
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Philadelphia Life Ins Co__
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7.53
Scudder
43%
5
62
4
(S F)
Life
58 %
Y_10
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5iy2
Life
54
N
Co
55
25%
Fund
Nat'l
29%
Insurance
23%
Co
41%
27%
Phoenix
1
Insurance
38%
3%
of
Co
Peoples Life Ins
4%
16%
Co
Insurance
D
39%
Glens Falls—.
6.76
5.78
1
B-2
First
4
2.50
11.44
6.89
Putnam
Insurance
Peerless
47%
12 %
10.47
5.18
Price
55
Indemnity
126
3.33%
14 y2
1
Pioneer
76y2
51
Pacific
Pacific
72%
1.25
of NY
:
of N Y
13%
1
Fund
River,
Northern Ins Co
Georgia Internat'l Life Ins Co__*
1
William
58
1
Series
Electronics
(N J)
Ins Co
Ins
1
Preferred
One
5
10
General Reinsurance Corp
Stock
Growth
Co
Inc
North
Fire
Northeastern Insurance
42
21.24
19.63
Income Series
New
5
21%
,
54 y2
com
Fire
13.97
1
Series
Series
6.33
1
42%
191/2.
39
Ins
12.92
Series
Bond
5.35
1
37%
Group Assoc
*
Reinsurance Corp__5
Firemen's
—
2.59
2.54
Co
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
1
Investors
National
5.85
Fund_
B-3
Federal
Franklin
Fd
Mutual Fund
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds)
33%
(Ga) _1.25
Casualty
Forster
Employers
Employers
3.93
1
Fund
Investment
Fd_
(The)
Co——5
America__l
Assurance
Eastern Life
14.24
17.41
Istel Fund Inc
York
Union
(Wash
7.98
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Mutual Invest Found Growth__l
Morton B C & Co FDS ins
&
of
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Mutual
10.9|2
Johnston
New
_*
Morton
16.10
Investors Variable Payment
28%
6.35
10.21
Fund
26y2
22.84
■
Investors
34%
5.79
United Income Fund Shares_l
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
lc
Imperial Fund Inc—
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
19 %
31%
20.90
beneficial
of
United
a24.47
1
Eaydock Fund Inc
18
5
interest—1
Units
Crum
Fund—
Life
Massachusetts
20th
Funds Inc—
H-C7
Series
Series H-DA___
Corp class A
Hampshire Insurance—
5
New
Accident
United
6.58
10.70
Hamilton
Nationwide
17y2
&
United
7.22
.—lc
'/ ^Petroleum shares
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
General Bond, shares
37 y4
15%
7.53
•
11.28
34%
"A'!__2.
6.89
Inc
Southwestern
Equip
(NY)
1
Stock
Growth
Investors
Fund
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
1
Investors
Fundamental
Old Line Ins AA
National
153
Revere
Series
Nat'l
43
146
Provident
6.13
70y2
40
Continental
18.55
4.01
22
66
I
13.67
Fund
12.71
20%
45
Life
12.51
14.93
3.66
5.61
1.77
5.05
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Fund
Inc
Fund
12.31
12.75
85%
1
5
89%
Nat'l
132 %
Over-the-Counter
50c
82
(Bait)
National Fire
127
Dividend
6.81
118
5
AssUrance_12.50
Life
60 %
2.68
Balanced
17.22
10
Fire
58%
2.45
11.57
6.96
75%
84
Combined Ins
10.70
6.36
46%
71
10
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Tnsur__..5
Mutual
17%
43
Monument
2.89
Mass
5
54 y2
Insur Co of NY__2
Continental
Insur
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
3.25
Trust
Ins
Life
36%
127
Merchants
14 %
2.35
Investors
Life
32%
34%
121
2
(N J)
Boston Insurance Co
3.33
shares of beneficial int__33VaC
29
10
56
10
Life-
3.05
Co
5
of Va
5
Standard
Casualty
Penna
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
3%
13
5
of
Co
Assurance
7%
3%
1
Re-insurance
2.26
8.53
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Fund
--
6%
1
2.64
9.85
1
Inc~
stock
American
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
—.-
Inc_l
DC)
(Galveston)
-lc
Shares
Mutual
19
(Wash
Ins
2.97
9.81
5.07
Florida Growth Fund Inc
TJtil
Nat
Companies
Mercury
Amer
2.15
7.85
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc_l
Common
Amer
-
2%
lc
15.22
4.69
Fund
Preferred
59
5
—
lc
8.98
8.20
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
Bond
51%
(Newark N J)
Life
Special Investment shares__lc
Transport shares
lc
13.93
3.24
Mutual
48%
54%
Co
shares—lc
—
Industries
General
10.44
9.18
Mutual
1
5
Assurance
Home
Ins
American
—lc
Electric shares
Paper shares,
Petrole'um shares
8.38
Growth Fund
Founders
Maryland Casualty
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
Amer
Beneficial
17.05
1
1
Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Florida
32 y2
27%
American
5.82
Managed Funds-
15.83
6.05
Stock Fund
Financial
28
25%
5.80
5.31
al4.14
Inc
1
Energy
Federated
157%
4%
Mutual Fund—*
7.48
Investment
13%
150%
1
Loomis
8.96
■
Electronics
12%
5
12.02
25c
Invest Fund Inc—1
Balanced
1
National
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
11.03
Howard—
&
Liberty
Lincoln
Insur Co_1.50
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)_
1
5.29
Oppenlieimer Fund
Eaton
Lincoln
12%
Assur
American
4.05
14.16
a26.74
2.95
Fund
76%
11%
3.70
13.09
of Can—1
11.56
Shares
Theory
72
Fund
Massachusetts
Fund
Dow
American General
Loomis-Sayles
9.55
Income Fund
Dreyfus
13.49
10.01
_____
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Dividend
Life Insurance Co
11.41
15.75
1
Inc
1
Diver Growth Stock Fund Inc_l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
M
Life &
10%
—.—1
Mutual Shares
B
Delaware
23%
9
141/8
14.48
Inc
Delaware
Life
22
16.23
9.06
Western Investment
Diversified Income Fund
De
20%
5
9.16
1
Crown
De
19%
Equitable
11.06
6.12
83%
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
13%
11.50
79
12.18
Investors
Sayles
46%
35%
2
(Birm)
32%
American
10.67
9.60
Ask
43
2
.
American
14.85
12.86
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins
Bid
CO—.2
Insurance—
5.03
Inc__l
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc__l
8.78
Par
.
34 %
Liberty Life
11.98
Trust——1
11.90
.
Insurance
31%
Fund—1
Inc.—
Income
Life
115%
20.25
Lexington
Fund
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Lamar
lliy2
4.60
3.72
Insurance
5
73 %
10.98
11.09
Lazard
Insurance
Companies
Ask
.
69
18.56
10.44
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Corporate Leaders Trust FundSeries
If 87
Life
:—
Fund
Concord
8.12
Life
Bid
3.50
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
All Amer Life & Casualty (111)_1
9.01
8.25
3.40
Stock
Inc
Fund
Growth
5.31
Aetna
9.74
8.92
Casualty & Surety
(
Fund Inc
Composite
Fund
Knickerbocker
Aetna
10.20
—
Composite Bond &
r
Knickerbocker
8.59
4.47
4.91
Inc
Fund
Canadian
V®
5.35
7.90
4.13
al2.95
1
—1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
lc
Century
Shares Trust
—-1
Chase Fund of Boston
-1
Chemical Fund Inc—
50c
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
Commonwealth Income Fund—1
Commonwealth Int'l Gen Fd—1
Commonwealth Investment-—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund—1
Ltd
(1954)
•
1.54
4.64
7.62
Par
Ask
Fund
Custodian
Keystone
Metal
Fund—
Canada General
1.40
4.25
6.19
X7.04
i
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Cont.
B-4 (Discount Bonds)
.—1
K-l (Income Fund)
1
K-2
(Growth Fund)
1
S-I (High-Grade Com Stk)__l
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—_1
S-3
(Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Sties) __1
Keystone Internatl Fund Ltd_l
2.03
5.61
1
50c
1
1
Inc new
Fund
Boston
Broad
Ask
1.86
-
—
American Investors
,
Bid
Par
25c
--1
1.25
1
Mutual Funds—
(Quotations for Friday, September 21X
j.
—
2-
1-62
11-
1-62
100.1
3.30s
3-
1-62
12-
3-62
100.1
100.3
3.15s
3.25s
4-
2-62
1- 2-63
100.1
100.3
3.45s
100.3
6-
3.10s
/
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1-62
4-62
:
/
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4-63 /
34-
1-63/
5-
2-62
1-62
\
4-63
2-
1-63
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99.31
4sk
100.1
99.31
100.1
99.31
100.1
100.4
100.6
100.3
100.5
*
9-
3.35s
Recent
Bid
Bid
Baltimore Gas & Elec
Barium
Steel conv
4%s_1992
5%s
1969
101%
56
Ask
101%
63
Bid
Bonds—
Houston
Ltg & Pow 4%s
1992
Ask
104%
104
Louisiana Gas Service 4y2$_1987
99 %
99%
1987
103
103 %
Lowenstein (M) & Sons 4%s
1981
71%
74%
1992
100
100%
Mueller Brass 3%s_
1975
80
Burlington
4%s_1975
113
118
New
2002
103
103%
Carrier
Eng Tel
—_1982
102%
New
York
102%
102%
165
Belt
Railway
Boston
Edison
4%s
4%s_.
Industries
Corp 4%s
Cincinnati Suburban
Telephone
4%s
101%
102
1980
95%
99
4%s__.
.1987
102%
102%
Container Corn 4.40s_
1987
101%
102 y4
Radio
Columbia
Gas
4%s
Dayton Rubber 5Vis
conv__1972
Duke
Power 41/4S—
El Pass. Natural Gas
Florida Power 4%s
Florida Pow & Light
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
Hotel St
George 5%s
85
90 y2
1992
99%
5y4S__1977
106 %
109
99%
100
_1992 '
4%s
1992
conv
1976
State
Electric
&
4%s
—2002
Collins
-\.r
99%
& Tel 4%s
103 %
99 %
1984
101
1971
91
99%
Pacific
5%s
—
86%
Petroleum
1977
5s
1-1973
ww
Quebec Nat Gas 5%s„
Republic Pictures 4s
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww
88
93%
Textron
U S
Westcoast
Amer
5s
Trans
5%s series C__
A
Nov
99.931
1962
99.876
99.881
Jan
1962
99.846
99.852
Jan
1962
—99.824
99.829
Jan
1962
99.769
99.776
Jan
1962
99.713
99.721
Feb
1962
99.665
99.610
Feb 21,
99.547
Feb
14,
1963
1963
-
99.243
99.160
99.190
99.115
99.140
99.093
;
99.118
99.031
98.997
98.897
98.920
98.840
98.864
98.783
—.
99.058
98.968
98.804
98.748
1963
98.670
98.693
99.450
7,1963
Mar 14, 1963
98.613
98.637
99.387
99.398
Mar 21 1963
98.551
98.571
20, 1962—
99.333
99.343
Apr
15. 1963
98.337
98.35$
27, 1962
99.290
99.316
July 15,1963
97.566
97.591
13, 1962
Dec
Dec
114
Feb
Ask
99.214
Mar
Dec
103%
1963
Bid
98.727
99.440
<
7,
99.538
6, 1962
101%
24, 1963
31, 1963
99.655
Dec
109
15, 1963
17,1963
99.601
—
99.501
91%
3, 1963
10, 1963
15, 1962
99.492
87
Jan
23, 1962
29, 1962
1965
Jan
Nov
Nov
1985
1971
5y2S
Oct
99.980
106
28,
_
101%
101%
104%
—1970
Industries 4%s;
Oct
99.978
99.928
114
103%
103%
Oct
Ask
1962
1962
112%
Southwestern Bell Tel 4%s_1997
Gas Trans 5s
1982
104
Oct
27,
4,
11,
15,
18,
25,
103
77
1967
Oct
Nov
72
Tenn
Sep
Nov
1992
Broadway Bldg 5 yas ww_1970
102
96%
Gas
3-63
6-
United States Treasury Bills
sues
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
4-62
116
123
1988
90
1988
96
93%
99%
FOOTNOTES
•No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net asset
Exchange,
FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value,
t New
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing on the
Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
Number
196
6197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1281)
OF BANK CLEARINGS
THE, COURSE
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
cities
the
of
increase
an
with
compared
a
year
Week
1961
Third Federal
Pre¬
ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
States for
which
it
is
possible to
obtain
above those of the corresponding week last year.
$33,303,497,663 against $32,334,784,009 for the
week
at
Center there is
gain for the week ending Friday, of 3.7%.
a
in
1961.
Week
Ended Sept.
•*
22—
1962
;
York
j
1961
-
5.6
1,251,000,000
1,264.000.000
—
1.0
940,933,394
861,829,952
'
+
9.2
623,882,743
574,080,411
■
+
8.7
486,600,000
Philadelphia
Kansas
492,200,000"-— 1.1
City
Louis
;
•
Francisco—
s
1,145,390,000
1,015,441;708
Pittsburgh
(9
cities)
483,332,570
460,105,624
+
730,292,903
708,985,350
+
441,222,778
410,857,702
+
$26,043,746,963 $24,983,291,355
+
—
days
cities,
five
days
3,030,519
+ 1L9
7,200,691
8,254,428
3.4
28,660,912
30,333,569
14,163,778
—10.7
14,229,475
13,329,451
1,220,651,775
1.6
1,221,715,442
1,260,729,374
tai
,,
+
-
15.010,018
15,220,217
1.4
15,416,068
332,734,138
+
6.7
339,510,879
364,353,564
646.448,670
+
5.2,
642,861,822
677,833,051
i—
+
81,261,700
Mansfield
—
90,846,900
15,865,621
15,333,314
7.9
81,050,400
13,260,584
0.7
16,352,905
16,683,353
471,811,275
510,907,470
—
469,610,358
+
1.1
1,584,617,934
,
14,795,649
+ 10.0
14,424,337
—15,219,499
Peqnsylvania—rPittsburgh ••
—Uiy
i 474,687,081
Youngstown
6,049,792,250
5.0
Total
cities)
(7
—:
1,653,926,465
+
4.4
14,727,154
all
cities, five days
cities,
one
6,126,243.880
Total
all
$32,093,539,213 $31,109,535,235
day
1,209,958,450
Virginia-—Huntingtoni^--i„-:^
6,163,300
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
+
—
1.2
+
1,225,248,774
for
week-
Complete and exact details for the
issue of next week.
$33,303,497,663 $32,334,784,009
__
week covered
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed statement, however,
able to
Sept. 15.
cases
which
was
an
increase of
week in 1961.
this center showing an increase
Federal Reserve
Districts
of
in which
7.6%.
they
are
the New York Reserve District the totals
Reserve
record
District of
decline
a
of
We
group
has to be estimated.
9.7
10,899,918
10,930,991
402,292,180
2.6
420,902,739
416,061,258
179,301,394
+
4.6
161,035,589
162,287,501
911,397,332
939,948,281
—
3.0
936,292,305
938,547,071
In
the
Cleveland
to its credit
totals
smaller * by
are
3.0%.
apolis Reserve
District
of
1.6%.
In
the
Kansas
decrease
a
38,611,008
38,210,591
+
1.0
168,714,866
+
6.3
171,600,121
177,861,205
504,400,000
494,300,000
+
2.0
510,800,000
510,200,000
10,809,203
Mobile
—
Louisiana—New
following
furnish
we
a
summary
8,262,796
285,128,342
325,324,158
+24.8
291,706,162
15,672,637
261,555,48r
9.5
3.8
862,841
1,016,209
+
2.2
262,506,844
314,943,434
+
6.8
1,591,744,306
1.667,095,862
320,243,744
18,940,708
256,674,294
17,301,011
+
871,151
+
Total
—...
288,506,000
282,370,000
1,662,804,369
1,557*450,129
...
1*.
cities)
(10
we
Seventh
note that in
District
Reserve
totals
the
—
+
19,293,970
4,217,811
Indiana—Fort
South
Terre
'
17,766,506
17,033,119
+
2,2.
97,699,000
103,471,000
11,743,954
+
9.8
12,193,219
5,439,325
11,480,509
185,491,792
+
—19.6
4,307,804
Moines
,
City
5,359,446
175,005,032
+
3.6
9,528,376
71,621,323
25,966,152
Rapids
8,218,375
+
15.9
67,713,469
+
5.8
63,158,482
24,133,434
+
7.6
27.8
1,877,220
+
1,337,064,435
+
1.0
23,992,702
2,077,467
1,486,201,660
9,213,856
2,398,327
1,350,437,078
9,837,039
Peoria —16,792,287
■
1
v
5,001,500
173,935,132
9,260,618
+
6.8
9,884,001
—14.2
22,449,186
15,216,987
——-
Decatur
of 0.6%.
20,0
100,096,000
181,334,875
Illinois—Bloomington •_
Chicago
^
an
fean Fran¬
10,831,224
12.895,527
19,347,854
Hautex--,.,
Sioux
4,056,979
24,466,725
12,613,793
102,328,000
,
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Des
4,511,394
23,808,891
+
I
Bend——
Iowa—Cedar
15,086,951
16,120,563r
7.8
9.1
24,808,784
"+
Wayne
Indianapolis
The Chicago Reserve District has
4.9
4,434,999
26,755,267
Rapids
Lansing
m uv
Richmond
in the
District—Chicago-
Arbor
13,712,251
Grand
are
City Reserve District there is
Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
■
19,568,868
8,838,346
58,879,626
22,318,347
,
2,159,539
1,437,300,467
yl
8,960,420
+
7.9
9,713,555
15,586,562
8,250,400
+
17.7
9,009,752
23,655,193
13,961,755
10,639,406
1,878,005,364
Rockford
1,844,282,348
+
1.8
1,989,218,115
1,948.545,946
16,811,838
Springfield
In the
8,446,531
4.1
904,574
Orleans
8,530,952
8,595,635
0.9
8,124,192
281,630,930
..........
40,107,655
36,425,193
+ 16.8
9,253,094
8,052,562
293,051,683
Mississippi—Vicksburg
according to the
the cities
increase of 5.5%, and in the Dallas Reserve District of 7.4%, but
cisco Reserve District the totals show
+
—
179,284,887
...
Alabama—Birmingham
gain of 1.8%; the St. Louis Reserve District of 10.6%, and the Minne¬
a
—
3.4%, the bank clearings
larger by, 4.4%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 6.8%, but in the
Reserve District the
cities)
———————
6.1%, but in the Philadelphia,ReserveDifctHct th^
1.6%.
(6
Macon
improvement of 7.6%, and in
an
318,315,495
11,595,592
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below,
located and from this
register
24,972,000
315,925,545
187,490,878
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
against $28,564,266,782 in the
Outside of this city there was a gain of
21,186,000
9.5
391,740,585
Columbia—Washington..
Nashville
Ac¬
5.6%, the aggregate clearings for
the whole country having amounted to
$30,164,476,501
5,979,826
6,342,514
+ 12.2
315,577,805
10,572,774
Tennessee—Knoxville
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there
Boston
we
5.3
—
25,694,000
285,576,977
■
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
by the foregoing will appear in
not available at time of going to press.
are
1,580,263,933 I M,680,561,941
3.0
District of
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures
6,510,128
28,830,000
y,—_
Carolina—Charleston—
Maryland—Baltimore
3.2
Total
Cities
-
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
South
Total
totals
8,175,157
2,889,427
7,373,106
31,947,347
680,152,016
98,009,900
—
Columbus
1.2
five
All
the
7,921,111
354,982,330
Cleveland
4.2
cities,
Other
at
5,594,322
7.4
Ten
same
1,143,000,000
—
1.6
Baltimore
we are
1.4
3.6
—
7,415,560
1,201,610,941
,
5,306,615
—55.4
6,691,856
33,028,228
12,644,053
Jersey—Trenton
Cincinnati
+12.8
Cleveland
our
1,180,000,000
5,315,153
1,144,000,000
(a)
Ohio—Canton
-
San
+ 16.5
4,948,100
2,420,028
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
3.7
+
1,402,005,226
Boston
1,646,902
2,917,552
1,796,379
%
+
1,480,183,885
—
2,129,606
3,370,597
4,922,922
8,250,625
__
Total
$18,460,908,690 $17,793,785,382
Chicago
St.
.•
+ 22.8
2,987,640
7,151,623
Delaware—Wilmington
New
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
+ 17.2
Wilkes-Barre
York
for this week follows:
mary
1,564,942
1,589,753
5,763,107
1,128,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
sum¬
1»59
1960
..
957,333
Lancaster
At this
Our comparative
15
Dec. Vo
i 833 771
Scranton
same
Sept.
Inc.or
<
L95L888
Chester
Our preliminary totals
stand
Ended
.
'
District—Philadephia
Bethlehem
weekly clearings will
be 3.0%
Reserve
Pennsylvania.- -Altoona
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Sept. 8, clearings for all
United
$
45
by Federal Reserve Districts:
Total
cities)
(17
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1961
1962
Week Ended Sept. 15—
1st
2nd
Boston
12
New York
-
Philadelphia
4th
5th
Richmond--
+
6.1
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1959
$
$
Missouri—St. Louis
15,706,160,284
+
1,220,651,775
1,653,926,465
1,584,617,934
-
7.6
16,048,381,179
—•
1,221.715,442
1,260,729,374
4.4
1,580,263,933
420,200,000
+
5.9
203,574,121
+
20.1
434,900,000
211,628,976
450,500,000
244,462,795
197,654,869
178,548,099
+ 10.7
177,407,872
188,174.999
3,769,164
3,426,892
10.0
3,497,026
3,"7 6 0,766
890,886,828
805,749,112
+ 10.6
827,433,874
842,399,724
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
14,156,743,786
1.6
445,000,000
Kentucky—Louisville
1,022,866,635
948,976,746
1,680,561,941
+
Total
Chicago————
8th
St. Louis—
9th
Minneapolis-
-
911,397,332
939,948,281
3.0
936,292,305
938,547,071
1,662,804,369
1,557,450,129
+
6.8
1,591,744,306
1,667,095,862
1,878,005,364
Kansas City—
11th
Dallas
U' '\i
4
1,844,282,348
+
1.8
1,989,218,115
1,948.545,946
—.
Ninth Federal Reserve
+ 10.6
827,433,874
842,399,'724
847,011,964
834,047,795
+■
1.6
815,291,991
836,978,157
802,333,420
+
5.5
800,340,683
830,509,155
671,463,708
'v'fe
7.4
657,932,781
703,773,843
1
846,436,956
721,059,681
10
_
1,599,953,073
30,164,476,501
cities
City_
.
••
•''
1,608,892,811
28,564,266,782
13,891,119,574
106
_
York
13,439,945,312
"
0.6
1.679,600,890
week
now
add
'¥• 5.6
29,0y?,i^245
27,588,454,971
3.4
13,645,898,101
''-'-"'A
■
+
Portland
....-s
Inc.
Total
-r'Pv
River
Rhode
New
$
St.
:
+
5.8
10,807,746
+
0.2
8,891,631
4.9
765,439,778
_
—
Joseph...:
0.8
:
4,418,952
+
1,834,042
+ 25.0
1,646,506
Total
i
.
Springs.
10,072,826
: "
+
6.0
4,445,090
4,374,965
+ 30.9
15,368,600
15,819,884
21,158,325
.
19,187,736
Island—Providence
17,545,193
+
9.4
16,259,624
+
9.4
57,370,249
—
4,698,045
1,049,152,253
988,669,185
9.7
28,082,939
28,401,730
41,746,400
+ 12.0
39,962,100
—17.2
2,380,927
948,976,746
Elmira
158,728,387
+
160,252,496
150,936,216
3,577,789
-
New
4,803,027
Rochester
+1+,
;
4,355,853
+
543,058,626
14,016,339
16,424,204
8,173,412
9,062,886
800,340,683
830,509,155
9.2,;
+
+
5.5
159,648,763
37,093,497
163,712,055
cities)-
(6
1.5
3,661,215
16,676,475
568,459,783
602,090,406
8.5
47,870,133
52,119,349
+
55.6
671,463,708
—
—
4,828,000
5,483,105
7,284,433
15,556,792
16,964,425
657,932,781
703,773,843
7.9
0.5
!
8,638,753
4,649,514
4,850,412
7.6
15,451,294,144
13,670,846,665
+
1.1
—
1.2
56,151,173
58,521,514
;K
.
City
San
Francisco
Jose
Santa
—
-
Barbara
Stockton
Total
—3
^
-
(10
263,239,939
276,138,187
+
7.9
243,504.031
262,335,464
—
0.3
+
4.9
7,284,281
256,064,227
284.145,719
8.5
—
22,936,427
•
San
7.4
+
7,728,321
133'793'^
Beach
Pasadena
■
32,877,242
—:
Lake
255,921,431
7,706,088
—
+
Francisco
276,108,162
-
California—Long
3,853,610
+ 10.3
36,104,745
92,288,924
15,734,968
6.7
721,059,681
'
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
160,769,462
+
57,919,106
35,668,828
31.5
"14,445,004
cities)—
15,278,241
798,786,007
39,088,239
14,219,514
15,898,932
1,599,953,073
9.8
118,891,800
29,980,280
7,791,774
119,934,049
36,176,065
.
849,822,014
35,131,661
21,623,917
1,608,892,811
9.6
19,371,214
22,198,057
5.9
923,150,580
894,970,043
+
11.3
11.1
50,772,950
13,682,747
37,555,069
+
13,941,445
—26.5
16,898,780
21,212,299
+
—
_
13,384,938
0.6
1,679,600,890
1,699,703,477
5.6
29,097.192,245
27,588,454,971
3.4
13,645,898,101
13,917.608,306
42,617,498
30,164,476,501
28,564,266,782
+
13,891,119,574
13,439,945,312
+
'
Jersey—Newark-.
34,773,578
524,003,108
9.3
+
5,891,375
5,345,000
—
Oregon—Portland
1.0
—
15,124,321,470
:58,545,264
Syracuse
New
35,360,796
3.6
,+
+
14,374,924
I
Yakima
+ 11.7
—
3,632,304^
16,273,356,927
—
York
7.3
+
+
+
49,293,975
3,434,000
6,397,206
Falls
Total
v
Jamestown
27.2
201,733,703
9,394,949
16,549,213
53,459,995
Louisiana—Shreveport
1,022,866,635
168,542,379
—__
-
+
191,776,588
14,458,149
3,846,256
6.1
Galveston
Wichita
Utah-Salt
_
8.0
581,344,310
21,767,850
620,220,537
Worth—:
Fort
42,983,400
5,673,108
+
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
York—Albany
1,100,950
13,672,140
+
,
1,230,884
10,268,732
Reserve District- -Dallas—
Eleventh Federal
50,945,998
46,762,800
..
802,333.420
846,436,956
cities)
(9
Texas—Austin
15,429,419
63,018,402
26,035,349
r
1,288,119
1.1:,+.
6.2
1,684,045
4,581,396
28,562,189
Hampshire—-Manchester——w
1,052,675
+
+
I
4,475,784
4,071,571;
68,956,535
»—1—___
197,893,623
15,381,239
32,073,714
518,647,337
.14,481,350
9,222,932
34,410,457
537,115,976
15,821,051
City
:: + UV;W'.;
+ 27.3,
1,307,802
1,132,284
12,193,139
19,568,552
,
-
—
Dallas
Buffalo
836,973,157
842,440,655
+■+
New
815,291,991
213,688,843
—u--————
Washington—Seattle
.
1.6
+
•Jjv-
1,665,307
-
Colorado—Colorado
8,216,444
+
27,699,367
.
cities)
834,047,795
4.860,649
4,248,055
5,057,731
4,857,000
——-
(12
■
5,107,999
786,742,273
4,453,307
Haven
Total
17,507,780
1,145,083
Missouri—Kansas
$
'2,292,181
■
:
Springfield
New
20,103,610
2—i——12,948,861
Wichita
...
1959
10,828,688
Bedford
Worcester
9,556,081
20,107,690
10.1
Hastings
Kansas—Topeka
1960
825,450,130
—
Connecticut—Hartford
8,099,598
847,011,964
cities)
(7
Nebraska—Fremont
15
or
Deq.,% '••V-V*'
y-.ii;,'iV*;-
5,404,275
•
Lowell
New
9.5
18,073,841
Lincoln
1961
*■
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
13,805,116
4,398,430
16.914,959
9.1
8,285,114
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
1962
_
13,018,907
4,249,405
4.4
4,637,283
■'
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
214,199,731
♦7,500,000
Helena
Omaha
at—
-it-'-'4
564.071,274
213,308,970
■-<
Week Ended Sept.
■
544,979,563
9,992,648
13,917,608,306
—
ended September 15 for four years:
Clearings
0.8
5.2
12,443,884
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
our
10,596,704
565,324,444
213,069,587
10,333,740 ^
South
1,699,703,477
9,867,683
3.4
569,932,054
224,091,162
Paul
North
;■
We
District—Minneapolis-
Minneapolis
St,
it
San Francisco
New
805,749,112
41
..-6
Total-
890,886,828
Minnesota—Duluth
a
9
.
F
if
7
■
10th
Outside
,17
.
cities)
(4
199,963,959
41
«
7th
+
\-
10
.
988,669,185
1.201,610,941
6
.
Atlanta-
1960
or
"kv
411"'
7
y
1.049,152,253
16,902,231,275
9
.
-
Inc.
Dec. %
$
H
9
.
Cleveland
12th
cities
.
3rd
6th
$
78,618,960
+17.4
83,643,161
81,801,862
90,019,134
+ 18.6
90,373,571
(106 cities)
98,759,607
Grand
total
"
Northern
New
Jersey
106,719,750
•
Outside
yTotal
(9
cities)
y—
16,902,231,275
15,706,160,284
+
7.6
16,048,381,179
14,156,743,786
New
(a)
York City
Clearings
operations
discontinued.
♦Estimated.
46
(1282)
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
requirements of Section 522 of
the
to
Pursuant
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Ban*,
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different-
certifies daily to the Secretary
countries
We give below
world.
the
of
SEPTEMBER
r.7:
BY
14,
Unit
and Monetary
Country
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
7'yv^.v/'v:'
1962
7,v7Friday
>
:•"' ■,
■
Argentina, peso
■;
;.:+ *■
••.
$
*
-
_
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
* Sept. 17
;...,:." "■
■ $
v
;
;
Belgium,
franc
2.231824
.0387000
.0200950
Canada,
dollar
—
France
^
,
(Metropolitan),
Germany,
India,
-
.
new
franc
:
.
rupee
Ireland,
pound
lira
Italy,
Japan,
-
yen
Malaysia,
Mexico,
malayan
peso
guilder
pound
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Republic of South Africa,
Zealand,
United Kingdom,
;
.
rand
suspended.
•
-
NOTICE
.0387000
.0200906
Midwestern
.0387000
5%%
.0200900
.928593
.928593
.210062
.209987
.210012
.14406
.144387
.144375
.00310566
.00310566
.00310566
.204050
.204050
.204050
.249943
.249866
.249865
.209562
.209622
.209594
2.799720
2.800000
2.800433
.
_
.
.......
.00278933
.00278500
.00278850
.
.327383
.0800560
.0800560
(6W/o
.0800560
.
.277550
.277550
.277437
2.772000
2.772277
.139800
.139787
.0350375
.0350375
.0350375
.0166881
.0166631
.0166631
<-
Sept. 20,
1961
1962 .J
i+7
.231162
2.800000
series
■
7
Total
notes—
R.
2.800433
15,799
gold .certificate reserves
Cash
advances
Acceptances—bought
U.
379
(484)
and
Discounts
'<
N,
trust
Government
S.
106
—
134
—
34
outright—
-29
—
+
1
-
securities:
Bought outright—
,
,Bills
2,406
:
Certificates
528
—
Bonds
7,917-
+
—5,867
13,772 :
Notes "___
281
—
9,538
__
+
deposits
adjusted
Held
bought
under
outright
repurchase
Total
U.
Total
loans
Govt,
S.
528
29,668
_
2,260
agreement
71
—
29,771
>:
+
2,190
705
V;
Cash
Items
Bank
in
securities
process
collection
of
6,992
+
t
-
.
'
•
•
:
.
Oil
+
1,634
assets:
+
612
~19
Sept. 12,
385-
+
:
ASSETS—
-
(1,750)
LIABILITIES—
53,660
961
+
Loans
+ 1,828
A
.
and
adjustedt
169
—
Agricultural
+1,2537
Loans
Deposits:
Member
U.
S.
bank
17,256
reserves
Treasurer—general
"•
deposits-
+
18,359
4,880"
Other liabs. *and accrued
Total
+
292
C)
~
dividends--.
liabilities——
17
+
J
941
+
■"
Other
Loans
+'
Other
capital
+
888
accounts
76
53,660
Ratio of
gold certificate
deposit
and
F.
R.
liability
.purchased, for
on
to
Reserves
68:
5
—
*
dating
parentheses
♦Less
process.
the
are
than
elminations
made
in
the
Other
consoii-
W i.-'U
Condition Statement of Member Banks
banks
of the
shows
ended
the
weekly
Federal Reserve
Sept. 12:
million
commercial
in
year
five
U.
reporting
:nember
with
18
»
•
-
'
—1 +
i
;
s.
+
changes
the
for
deposits credited
of
to
$453
Other
in
;
37
+
145
2,964
+:+
:
+
of
U.
S.
Government
securities
million in U. S. Government demand
Commercial and
industrial
purchasing
or
securities- increased
loans
+
+'2,477 H
purchasings or
$64 million. Loans to sales
_
deposits.
'
:
-
4(4%
increased
a
1969
and
ago,
-H.195
•—
Power
cumul.
due
Tire
Feb.
1,
1,778
—
and their
securities
loans for
increased
financing instil-~
compared with increase of $12 million ana $34
million,
respectively, during the similar week in 1961. Real es¬
debentures,
stoGk,
1990^;
Rubber
&
and
Power &
r-s'430-» "Ar >Vl-
'
—1,204
+
310
+
r
+
+
1
•
:
+
3
5(4%
15
1,144
2
1049
_Sep
24
* 950
—:
;
15,
Sep
1970——
§ includes
♦
30
Oct
31
Sep
640
745
17
lOol
,
Oct
10
856
;.
Sep
-
-
28
.
'999
+
\
+
~ +• x." *'
X
-
-
Per
pfd.
conv.
Payable of Rec.
9-28
9-14
(quar.)
15c
50c
9-25
9«-
(quar.)
25c
9-29
9-4
31('4C
9-29
9-
._
Corpi,
Holders
When
Share
. ,
common
preferred (quar.)
National Bank (San
Crocker-Ahglo
.
'
■
convertible
j
:
Fran.)
Quarterly
Crompton
7
4
•'''
10-15
35c
..
Co.
(extra)——
9-25
15
+
1
+
Co.
(quar.)—
Crown
Trust
Co.
(Toronto)
+
*174
+
6,958
+
61
+
4,432
'8,548
+
146
+
1,959
+
t
Crown
1
413
+
36
+
—
Class
A
Crucible
+
41
Co.
preferred
Cuban-American
7%
(quar.)
Corp.'. (quar.)
(Canada) Ltd.—
(Helene)
of
.
America,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.):
'Sugar,
preferred
Curtis
—
(quar.)
Steel
5(4%
3,222
2,107
Zellerbach
;
>
common:;.
(quar.).
Curtiss-Wright Corp.
_^_
;
;
see' Helene
12-14
12-12
11-
10-10
t30c
45c
10-
1
10-
1
$25c
Hinds
17
47,897
10c
25c
:_
Ctouse
Crown+Zellerbach
123
Reserve
Banks—-
10-
1
1
'
">
9-
7
9-14
9-28
9-1#
9-28.
9-17
9-28
10c
$1.75
9-17
Curtis Industries
25c
10-
5
(quar.)—.
50c
10-
5
Class
(quar.)
50c
12-28
20c
17(+c
t$1.75
10-12
A
b-21
9-10
9-28
20c
$1.31(4
Class A
85
+2+19
147
+
39
2,579
+
144
5,452
—•
:
of
loans
valuation
—
13,414
to
domestic
commercial
reserves," individual
certified
and
Includes
shown
—
pfd. stock
Gas Go. 4(4% convertible subordinated
Petroleum
Crescent
5%
33
;•
+
+
-
31
136
-
55.4
77
—
9
—
+
741
banks
loan-items
and
after
are-shown
deduc¬
common
(quar.j
D.
C.
Transit System,
class A_
—
Daffin A
Corp.
(increased)
Co., .Ltd.. 7% preferred
Dalex
River
Mills
Inc.,
(quar.)____
9-5
9-5
12-
3
officers'
time deposits
separately.
September 5
figures
of
U.
revised.
checks
S.
not
process
gross; -
shown
Government
and
of collection.
Davld' &
separately.'
postal
savings
(L.
A.)_______——
Rrere,
class A
(quar.)
Davidson-Boutell
.
Co.v 6%
Dayton Malleable
-iron,
5.%
——•
Decca
Records
(quar.)
.
9-14
10-
9334c
10c
12(4cX75c
1
1
: 9-14
10-15
10-
9-29
9-20
•
9-29
9-14
(ijuar.)
$1.50.
io-i ;•■
(quar.)
$1.25 '
10-
1
10-
1
10-
2
(s-a)___
—
87(4c
;■
$1
10c
1 (4c
30c
3
9-14
9-28
pfd,
Dayton & Michigan RR., com. -gtd
:
8% preferred gtd (quar.)
—
de Vegh Investing Co., Inc.
DeMun. Estate
Corp, (quar.)
5
9-14
-10-
preferred
conv.
—
■
10-
9-28
25c
(111.)——
9-28
10-"1
20c
(quar.)
common
5%
preferred
(quar.)..
Corp., 334% pfd. (quar.)
Danly Machine Specialties, Inc.
Darling
flTndudes^all demand deposits exeept those of U. S. Government and
**
May
series—Oct
"
457
-
—
dojnestlc .commercial banks, less cash items in
not
due
Co.—
Crampton Mfg. Co., 6%
Crane Comoany
(quar.)
.
i,273
+
611
188
ACCOUNTS
:Exclusive
of
'"637
9
,
Federal
tion
Page
Nov
6% pfd. stock_Nov
refunding mortgage
Dana
—
and personal,
tock___^
DIVIDENDS
230
'1
527
•
banks
liabilities
CAPITAL
first
Continued from page 11
Dan
Loans to brokers and
pfd.
preferred
5(4%
Co.
♦Announced in this issue.
1.247
+
+3,109
;4,38^
:
others.—:
Other
4.20%
subordinated
debentures due Feb.
A+i-.-
From
net" of
year
cumul.
Date
Co.
Name of Company
33,542
—
deposits—
L__—
political subdivisions—
From
a
CALLED
Co.—
convertible
General
■
964
interbank
Commercial
ISSUE
9
+2,110
r
66,878
;
;
Governments, official institutions, etc.
-
$159 million and loans to "Other"
nonbank financial- institutions increased
$17 -million, as
Tractor
Telephone
Western
+ 10,090
Foreign:
$1,204
due April 1,
1972; '
collateral trust bonds,
B,
and
1972
1,
,
187
carrying U. S. Government
$523- million,
carrying "other"
tutions- decreased
April
195
+' 5
37
„
banks
Borrowings:
these loans increased $180 million.
for
and
series
mortgage
998
-
$198 million; during the comparable week
dealers
bonds,
1st
143
+
63
—
+12,244
tinre
and
Domestic
.
1095
3,646
264
+
62,094
and savings deposits—total* >
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
domestic
million
1095
'
1,034
+
+
-
91,735
Time
States
decreases
*
deposits
1
1
3 361
+
■
Governments, official institutions, etc.
Savings
1095
.
—
savings
1
.
Greyhound Corp., 4(4 %cumulative preferred stocks
Hidden Splendor Mining Co., 6% cumul. pfd. stock—
Occidental Petroleum Corp.—
^
15-year 6(4% subord. conv. debentures, due 1976-
Foreign:
week
series A,
Ltd.—
-
-
1,083
—
Government——3,247
interbank:
'-":v
bonds
cumul. pfd. stock; 4(4% cumul.
and 4(4%
cumul, pref. stock—
:
■
holdings
Lines
1
'954
-..a
'102
77
^—-161,224
--
'•'• "
*899
.
1
1,413
—
4,748
i.
debs,
Oct
:
900
2,254 7
96
—•
1,670
banks—
:
1192
2,423
—
15,27512,783
—i
^052
*•';
debenture bonds
3%%
+
•
5,164
Banks.
trust
'"bonds
—
160
>954
il47
■■■;
;
■
.
+
line
C, due
Caterpillar
+
—
453
—
952
.856
1
+ 218
—
7,312
partnerships, &; corporations
Commercial
and
+
12,486
deposits adjustedll——__ 1_,
deposits—totals
Mutual
System in leading cities
principal
demand
97
—
,
—
domestic
Commercial
Increases of $746 million in loans ad¬
banks;
—
1,760
3051
1'
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.,
122
1,649
:952
;i;,.
1
Duke
1,709
+
2,921
years
with Federal Reserve
Domestic
following
+
+
26
30,917
'Vj>States; and» poHtieal-,subdiyisipnsi^^i_:—?
justed, $1,195 million in demand deposits, adjusted, and
$310
one
Individuals,
:
of
23
+'■>-. 82
1
1
78
+
—?
,
7
il46
1
—Oct
Central
''796
+
"
-
.
,'
Company and Issue—
-
'+V-'.239 '
17
3,034
LIABILITIES—
Demand
statement
1
securities—total-.
assets-^-net
Demand
condition
banks—
Total assets/liabilities——
$500,000.
'■-i
The
681
14-,810
Currency and coin
58
Balances
in
+
1051
1
.
>'+
Co.—
ENTIRE
25
+
—
159
Pipe
'
ents
Figures
—
17,931
After five years
Other securities
acceptances
foreign correspond-
3,525
951
Materials Co., 6(4%
cumul, preferred 'itock_-.
Nov
(J.) Weingarten, Inc. 5%% debs, due Oct. 1, 1978—-Oct
-
etc.'
bills
to
I
—
951
l
Vulcan
.62.
7'—Hz 3
1,295
financial institutions:
commercial
+
951
-
1
f.
s.
subord.
pipe
4%
series
+350
64
+'+:»•• 82+2
_
finance,
523
+
.
.
Corp.—
conv.
and
'/+'7';ur:.
carrying:
___
personal
+
.
1
Oct
1978——Oct
'
'
%.
1, 1981.
due
due Oct. 1, 1969—Oct
+v
L >
x ■;
5(4%
series due Oct. 1,
1978; and 1st mtge pipe line bonds 5(4%
series due
Oct. 1, 1978
!
Oct
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corn.—
1st mtge. pipe line bonds, 5% series due 1977
Oct
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co.—
+
4(4% 1st mortgage and collateral trust bonds, series
A, due April 1, 1972; 5(4%
1st mortgage and col¬
lateral trust bonds,
series D, due April 1, 1972;
5% 1st mortgage and collateral trust bonds, series
E, due April 1, 1972; 4%
1st mortgage and col¬
129
+
>
debs,
bonds, due Nov. 1," 197.7—---Nov
Telephone Co.—
Aluminum
&
mtge.
1.
loans
domestic
Within
20
+
950
1050
of
convertible
Finance
1st
1,862
827
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
—3.9%
——
6,651
+
debs, due Oct.
5%
1
l
(Series 59)—---—Oct
i.-:8i
i,
535
'
Ltd.—
Douglas
Steel
6(4%
8,043
+
198
foreign banks
Treasury
1,828
+
+
746
+
2,040
,
loans
Government
S.
557
+
'
2,648
to
One
33.1%
*
U.
2
liabilities
combined
Contingent
961
+
71
—
to
reserves
note
20
+
Loans
*29
+
461
finance,
estate
Other
+
.,•
1,263
:
to nonbank
Loans
+1,730
'
Capital paid in
Surplus
:
Occ.
20-year
3,261
'
pur-
Other
Real
CAPITAL .ACCOUNTS—
for
securities
Sales
3
+
450
76,957
securities
Other loans for purchasing or
U. S. Government securities
417
+
due
Co.
94.9
1
—
carrying:
or
Government
s
dealers
and
1
+•
.
.1961
.
Co.,
lateral
33,590
—
Oct
————
debentures, due Oct. 1, 1966
Oct
1
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America 1st mortgage pipe- ■ - ^ '
-.line- bonds <5% series due I58u_—
Oct
1
Northwest Natural Gas Co., 4%%
series, due 1976—dct
i
Pacific Lighting. Gas Supply Co.— ;'
v:
1
: •
5%
series A debs., due Oct.
1, 1980_^
—Oct
1
Peabody Coal Co.', 5(4% debentures due 1976—„-Oct
1
Sept. 13,
-
+
123,149
-
loans
Other securities
57
+
5
•+ *
52,235
"29
999
+
—-jj
41
—
116
+:
~24~
—
adjustedt
industrial
brokers
to
124,909
loans
chasing
103r
+
10
67 r:>
(1,750)
+
44
228
„__
i;
Total
133
+
583
account
_____
Other '
investments
Commercial and
28,929
Foreign
and
G,
secured pipe-line
&
5(4%
(In millions of dollars)
investments
loans
Loans
assets
1962*
3
Total
Total
Sept. 5,
1962
799
+
—
•
series
Co.—
debentures
Marsh
(Increase (+) or
-
1144
Liggett & Meyers TobaCco Co:—
r2%'..% • debentures,: :due 'Oct.. 1,. i966-:-i_A+.-4~-_-^-Oct
Manchester .Terminal C&rp.+Jna moge.-income bonds_-_jOct
2,057
107 : "
premises
Other
—
1
1956, due Oct. 1, 1971—__—__Oct
Lehigh Portland Cement Co. 47/B % debs, due Oct. 1, 1979-Oct
Decrease (—) Since
and
1984
Chemical
Trans-Canada
70
—
599
29.668
due
Power
certificates
6'/2%
Time
domestip commercial banks decreased $97 million.
securities
debentures,
——
Federal
Total
4%%
Inc.
949
Oct
1981_
15,
Public Service Electric & Gas Oo. 43A%
due
1981—
————:
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Reserve Banks increased $89 million and bor¬
rowings from others increased $144 million. Loans to
491
+
3,952
■
,
increased in all 'but "one
district and included increases of $435 million in New
York City, $139 million in. the Chicago District, $118
million in the Cleveland District, $116 million in the
San Francisco District,-and $106--million in the Boston
District.
Savings deposits increased $61 million and
"other" time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
corporations increased $146 million. -,
-1
-kiV1 - !•
-
—1,381
14
+
69
•__
1
—
Demand
Aug.
mtge. bonds 4%% series' due 1987
Oct
Detroit; Steel Corp: lsx mtge.:47/s% bonds --'ue 19701Oct
Fliiitkote Co-.,-4(4% debs., due Oct. 1, 1980
1—__Oct
General American Transportation Corp: 4.55% equipment
by weekly reporting member banks decreased: Treasury
bills by $160 million, Treasury certificates by $18 mil- ;
lion, and the combined total of Treasury notes and
U. S. Government bonds by $275 million. "Other" secu¬
rities increased $264 million.
• • 7
134
+
System,
1
+
due
Gulf States Utilities Co. 4%%
—1,515
Oct
1st
1.394985
2.799720
Gas
Ltd.—
debentures,
A
.Page
series due
1981; 5% debentures,. series I, due 1982; 5Va%
debentures, series O, due 1985; and 5%% debentures,
Consumers
.231159
1.394769
.
Redemption fund for F.
1
—
1,203
794
due
'
.194050
.194050
.194050
.231253
1.394630
Hydrocarbons,
ser-ies
Columbia
.130800
2.772705 ;
$82 million. ;Qtheryloansi mOregisedv^
$26 minion.
^
•
-r.All^^TSBite^iies of5ifc SGbver:nment^seciM
Increase ( +) or
14,596
1146
1147
Date
Light Co. 1st mtge. bonds 5Va%
.'—J
:
——
'Canadian
.327383
.327383
Gas
1982"
tate iloans, increased
Decrease (•—) Since
'1962
V
...
-
account-
certificate
Page
.
Company and Issue—
—
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
-
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Atlanta
.00161100
.00161100
.00161100
.327616
.0800560
.277459
2.772990
.139800
.0350375
.0166581
.194100
.231350
1.395128
Of the Twelve Federal Resarve Banks
Gold
-
t
4V2%
,
.
2.800720
Sept. 12,
•
_
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Sept. 19,
,
.
6%
•
Date
Co.—
.
Home
;>
Gas. Transmission
>_
1st mortgage
Consol.
Juneau
*
■
Pittsburgh,
/
.•+
•
TENDER
OF
pipe line bonds, due June 1, 1980_Sep 25
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—
ser. I and j bonds, due 1963 and 1964_Sep 28
Westinghouse Electric Corp.— >
T
.•
3V2%- debentures due Dec. 15, 1981__—
Sep 17
.0200900
.928593
Harshaw
'
under
.
"
■
called
Company and Issue—
.0387000
•*
of
stock
♦
2.231420
2.231075
2.230852
list
a
common
$
$
*
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2.800940
pound sterling
♦Temporarily
Sept. 20
Sept. 19
and
including those
Thursday
Wednesday
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1930
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in United States
(Value
*
- 1 .'928437
.210112
.144406
.00310566
.204050
.249956
.209742
2.800723
.00161100
...00278333
.327416
.0800560
.277454
2.773207
.139831
.0350375
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;
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dollar
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^
.
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•
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i
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.00161100
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York
New
Sept. 18
*
2.231649
.0387000
~ .0200955
.
".928437
:
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Finland, markka
in
Tuesday
;Monday
>
Sept. 14
■"r
TO
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
•
preferred
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
SEPTEMBER 20, 1962, INCLUSIVE
FEDERAL
found
be
corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
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.
record for the week just passed.
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will
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Number 6197
196
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name
Deere
&
Delaware &
Delaware
(quar.)—
&
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
9-29
$1.14
V
Deltown Foods
(quar.) I_,
Denault
Limitee,
Denisdn'
Mines,
Denver
&
class
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9-28
9-28
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9-
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&
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div.)
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Distillers Co., Ltd. Amer dep. rets. (A final
payment of 7%% equal to approximately
Diversified
Dixie
(quar.)
Corp,
Dinettes
Dixon
Ltd.
Mines,
Dominion
Crucible
9-28
First
(quar.)
5%
Dominion
of
Dominion
Corset
General
9-14
Dominion Foundries & Steel,
Fund
Inc.
t$1.25
t42'/2c
Co.
First
Glass Co.,' Ltd.,
preferred .(quar.)
Dominion
Fischer
9-28
.
1.
10-15
Florida
1
10-15
Dominion
J40C
10-
1
9-7
10-16
9-28
J55c
10-15
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■
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1
9
9-28
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9-28
9-28
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class
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preferred
1
Fort
1
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Worth
Common
Fram
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Fund
9-20
Great
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9-17
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Great
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Life
9-14
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1
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West
Western
10-
$1.80
9-17
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Dover Industries. Ltd., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
Dover & Rockaway RR. (s-a)
3%
15c
+
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Chemical
Dow
Draper
Dravo
Du
(quar.)
Corp.
Bois
Chemicals
Inc.
9
9-20
$0,033
9-30
8-31
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27%c
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:
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5.36%
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B -(quar.);
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(stock
10-
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&
8-24
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1
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de Nemours
(Geprge ,A.),
preferred
(quar.)
7 $3.50
preferred (quar.)_
Duquesne Light Co., common
3.75% .preferred
(quar.)
5c
4%
preferred
4.10%,
preferred
4.15%
preferred
4.20%
$2.10
preferred
preferred
Durfee
(B.
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1
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4
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9-4
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/
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&
9-
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Mines,
Ltd.
:
10-15
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1
8-31
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preferred
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9-17
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9-15
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10-
1
9-
1
62%c
(quar )__„____
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11-15
11-15 '
10-25
31J/4C
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32%c
*
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a
9-15
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11-15
9-7
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9-14
11-15
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10-
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: $1.25
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10-19
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9-14
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2714c ,.U
10-15
10-
5
28 3A c
10-15
10-
5
5c
15c
1
10-
1
7%
preferred
Powder,
a
Herman
&
'.Class
A
Class
A
Class
A
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/
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f
•
(quar.)
(quar.)—
_______
common (quar.)——
8-22
t
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9-28
9-21
i 9-20
9-30
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9-18
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12-31
9-28
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8-17
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10-11
9-20
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9-28
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(quar.)—_____—
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9-12
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9-26
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Supermarkets, class A- (quar.)—
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Hinde
9-20
9-12
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9-28
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10-11
10-11
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1
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9-17
9-20
9-30
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Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Co,
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9-17
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v;
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4
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9-
10-25
,
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Hercules
9-10
,
9-14
25c
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8-22
10-
5
20c
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9-14
8-22
4
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(resumed)-
9-15
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9-14
9-28
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3
9-28
11-15
9-28
preferred
(quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)—
Helme; (George W.) Co., common7% preferred (quar.)_
9-15
1
9-18,
j
10-15
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10-
410-31
'10-31
9-17
10c
Heppenstall Co., 414%
9-10
9-10
v,
$1.50
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9-15
9-10*
.
preferred B (quar.)__
$4.50 preferred C (quar,)__
$1.06'4
9-15
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10-31
9-28
9-24
60c
$1.12 Va
(quar.)/.
,(quar.)_
Helm's
/
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7: ;*' $5
5
10-16
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Hendershot Paper Products,
6%
pref.
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(quar.)
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9-30
8-31
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(quar.)__w______-_-____-_5414c
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General Tire & Rubber, 5%%~ pfd. (quar,)__
$1.3714
9-28
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9-17
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9-
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9-15
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6% %
preferred (quar j __y___-A_-_____A_
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.
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8-31
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9-30
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—
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(Syracuse)
Faultless Rubber
(quar.)_________l._——
Federal
/
40c
Family Circle Associates, class A_—
Family Finance Corp. (increased)————
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops; Inc. (N. Y.)—
Quarterly'
9-29
_.
preferred : (quar.)
Fairmont Foods, Co.,
common
•(quar.)ax_a_
5% junior preferred
(quar.)_.
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1
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Fire
9-26
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11-16
Hartford Gas Co., common
(quar.)
8%
preferred ■' (quar.)
Hartford National Bank & Trust (Increased)
9-10
...
Hartford
50c
_
(quar.)
9-21
10-12
Harris-Teeter. Super Markets (quar.)______
Harris Trust & Savings Bank (quar.)_.
Harsco Corp. (quar._—
Hartfield Stores; (stock dividend)
8
-
Corp.
8-31
1
dividend
17c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.30 preferred
$1.25 preferred
$2.20
11-
;
common
Co.
dividend':
10c
__A___-i.__A.__-.
(N. Y.)
12-15
$1.1875
,
';
12V4C
Harris-intertype Corp. (quar.)—
7*"'
-
A
Ltd.,
Carpets,
Stock
7
„
Fabien
10- 5
15c
Winkle-Munning
preferred
Harper (H; M.)
8
9-29
30c
•
9-14
9-12
9-20
5c
preferred
(quar.)„
Hardee Farms*. International—•
6%
7 9-10
-
/;
9-28
50c
6%
9-17
<
•
9-28!
(stock
Ltd,
Harnischfeger Corp.,
.
:■': $15c
10-19
10-
;
5
9-28
-
=
i 9-21
1
9-14
.
.
1
11-
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
9-7
9-
1
,
.
10-
r
9- 7
*
9-28
•
.
.
8-31
15c
37%C-
Hammermill Paper—
4 % %
preferred (quar.)
414%/ preferred
(quar.)
Hanover Shoe (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Florida—
$2.50
9-20
10-12
1
$1.29
preferred (quar.)____
Hamilton Manufacturing Co.
8-31
/ 9-28
a
(quar.)_
Industries
preferred
General
10-1
'*
.
10-
"5%
Stock
$1.00, preferred
A '
_i^__
—
Co.,
10-
50c
a_a
Cement
$1.32
7
9-11
(quar.)__
Common
9-20
fv; 9-12
10-
•
Shale
General
1
1
9-28
20c
preferred
Steel
>
8-31
//:/.' t25c
(quar.)__
8-31
(quar.)
10-
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)__
Telephone Co., of California—
:
8-24/
/
preferred
General
8-28
8-31
1
(quar.)
Cosco
Cotton
9-12
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
'
<
$2,375 preferred. (quar,)
Elmira & Wiiliamsport RR. (s-a)
59%C
lli'l
10-20
$1.16%
General Telephone Co. of Iowa-—
:/;v t/'/-.
Emco, Ltd.
10-22
9-22
(quar.)___—
$12%C
5Vz% preferred fquar.)
Emferson- Electric Mfg.
,34%c
10- 1
9-29
••«: 9-14
20C
(increased-quar.)
,t"i General Telephone' Co. «f Michigan^■i:\ r> «()•."
^
'
*
*
J
'
Emery
Ah*
q%14~
Fr»ighft /«uar.1_i,_a—_—
7
$2.40 .preferred (quar.)
Emhart Mfg. Co.
-__
60c
10- 1.
45c/ * 10-19
9-14 -*
(qUar.)____
V" •/.$1.35 ?preferred' (quar. )
33%C; 1Q- 1 :
Empire Trust Go. (N. Y.) * (quer,)__,__ r__i_
.9-? 1
A/750 •;? 10- 8
/. General Telephone Co. of Missouri— ."-ii.Endicott Johnson & :Go., .4% pfd. f accum.)_f,;
10-1
7* 9-17
$2
7;V3714c
10- 1
6%. preferred A (quar.)___
.—a——
-Equity.Capital Co. (Minn.)—
-■
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
<
7
Stock dividend-^-——
;__
i
12- 3 a 11- 2
4%
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
—__
35c ; 10- 1
9-28
Equity Fund Inc. (quar.)_A_—a.:
:_
9-14,/;"*' "6C
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)___
1•
3114c
10- 1
Equity Oil Co.- (s-a) l20c
10-15
9-21
/
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—• '-yu.
Ex-Cell-O Corp. (quar.)
40c k 10-1 '
9-10 /
7/ $2.10
preferred ■ (quar.)__Al
52c
10- 1>
Excelsior Insurance : (N..
10c
A 9-25 '
9- 7
). Iquar.) ________
General Telephone
Co. of the Southeast—
'
/ •
;
Executive Equipment, 4 % % pfd, (quar.
9-20
'$1.12%= > 9-28
//
5.80% preferred (quar.) _________________ - - 36 V4 c
10- 1
General Telephone. Co. of the Southwest—
F M C Corp. (increased quar£)__-.u_i.-.£.;__l^
10-1
40c
8-24.
5'%-%
preferred• (quar.)„_____
—'27%c
10- 1
Stock dividend:
——_a_a
10- 1
100%
8-24
7.1. 5.60% preferred (quar.)
v
28c
10- 1
Fabi, Ltd. "(initial)'
a
9-28
9—14
/
$35c
/
5.10%
Elk,' Horn
•
Water
9-24
25c
Refractories______
"
Elizabethtown
Co.
Hamilton
37%c
—■
General
8-28
1
9-29
30c
12 %C
(quar.)___
■
dividend__—____
*■'?
25c
-
class A—
Abrasives
.
32 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)—_
Corp.,
$1.34
•
(quar.)
Nut Corp. of America
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)..
Co.
Halliburton
Corp.-—
Portland
General
■
i.__L
1
$1.25
Industries
Hamilton
5c
-
(quar.)_A___^____».s.i.A-
5%
General Reinsurance Corp.
8-28
1010-
$1.35
.____'
10-
1
(quar.)________
Mining. Ltd.
Gustin-Bacon Mfg.
(quar.)
6%%
(quar.)______
preferred (quar.)
preferred ^quar.)_
General
;
9-15
RR.—
9- 4
27V2C
:
—;
(quar.)
General Precision Equipment—
$4.75 preferred
(quar.)
General Railway Signal (quar.)
■i
9-20
.
Elastic Stop
& Share
-
$3.75
General
'?1
9-20
10-
.
.
1
10-
(quar.)__
'
10c
" 2c
•
(quar.)
Co.
5%
Motors
*
-
9-14 *
10-1
Oil
Electric
General
"
9-28
7
9-14
$1,25
Ohio
9-14
9-24
10-
9-
1
10-
10%
Western
9-10
10-
10c
Gunnar
V
9-14
9-27
10-
Ltd,
2
9-28
10-
(quar,)
preferred
Gulf
Finance—
Industries,
General Mills,
7
9-15
9-30
$37 %c
7.45Ca;.
:>
•
(quar.)—a__.
preferred (quar.)
$5.40 preferred (quar.)—
$5.36 preferred
(quar.)_;
*_£.
El Paso Natural Gas Co., common
Crude
General
9-14
9-10
10-
9-14
9-29
10c
56%c
:
,
-
(quar.)
$4.72
Eledtric Bond
(quar. )a__
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Controls Co., common
.6% ' preferred
(quar.)
'
Elder
9-15
10-1
10c
$1.12V2
:____
preferred
/: General
f30c
(quar.)
Baler - (qUar.)'i
,i*
$4.50-
Box
5%%
8-31
10-
_
Eros.
$4.12
8-31
7C 9-30
$25c
common..
(quar.)__A_A_
Transportation (quar.)
American
General
7
10-
$1.06'A
Stores,* 4%% pfd. (quar.)____
EIC'O Electronic Instrument, common (quar,)
,■
6'Ac
Class B (quaft-)——■
%c
El
9-
10-
55c
Manufacturing (stock div.)
Eddy Match Co:, Ltd. (quar.)
—/.
£
Edgcomb Steel (quar.)_^___u__7___;_/.?__uL
•
Investors,
General Bancshares
9-29
$1.12%
Ed-TJ-Cards
Edison
American
General
;
9-20
10-2
noc
com.
Gulf Power Co., 4.64% pfd.
5.16% preferred (quar.)
•"/9-,',4
;
$45c
$$1.25
.
___;—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)____
General American Oil (Texas)
•
30C
•|A-
'
General
9-14
;
*'
(quar.)_
(quar.)____
,
General Contract
•
com. (increased
(ouar.)
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.—
;
9-28
10c
(quar.)
9-17
9-14
$1.75
(initial-quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
a
(quar.)
new
&
$5
50c
'
Co.,. common
preferred
Mobile
$5; prefer red
<
Preferred
3.60
1
10-15
A 10-15
lquar.)_i____—
4%% -preferred (quar.).
Eastman Kodak
f'"' 10-
f$l
40c
Assn.—
Gulf
9-14
9-21
9
12* 1
1
dividend
9-28
5c
Freightlines *'(quar.)_l___
Gatineau
'
'
Stock
11-15
in-
(quar.)i
Corp.
Garrett
9-15
9-28
t60c
Bakeries, Ltd., common (s-a)____—
participating preferred (quar.
Participating
.___£
_'_*
4%
from
Canada,
Insurance
9-28
Corp., class A (monthly)
-*
East Tennessee Natural Gas.:
4
Life
25c
-
<
9- 4
.
.10-1
$1
;_
1
Inc,, class B pfd. (quar.)
$1.50
,1 Garfinckel
^(Julius) 8s Co.*(quar45c
Garlock. Inc,
(quar,)
/ *'
25c
5%
(quar.)
1
12-
Gannett Company,
Co.
Potash
10-
4
/50c
—_
Mass.). (quar.)—.
Sulphur
10-
_L_-
(quar. )___£:__'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trust
10-25
467/sC
"____
Gulf
vestaient^ihePine) I
i* 1
5%c
.Furnessj Withy,1 /Ltd;—f-$0i-l38i.
10-10
ViC-
__
,T_—
(quar.)
C.)
10-10
31c
87
(quar.)
(quar.)_l_
10-25
$1.12 Vi
_
5-31
9-
of
Dunlap,
45c.
;
,' Fundam^ntar/Ihvestors
/
____—
6-21-63
,
Fulton-Carrol
Co.—
$4.50
&
(quar.)
common
J
Pont
Corp.,
Grosset
■
$2
_____
,
du
•
Grinnell
2-28
10-
9-28
Griggs Equipment
11-30
$15c
;
-
preferred, (quar.):
Fuller
9-28
10-
2%;"
dividend)
Dunkirk Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)_
Dunlap & Associates (quar.)_
■_
12-21
30c
(quar.)________
4%
4
$15c 3-21-63
(quar.)_
A
(quar.-)...^.^...
A
Fruehauf Trailer,
8-24
9-
10-
Power
Lines
$1
Co., class
Class
Class
',9-17
9-17
$1.75
,
preferred
Mountain
$15c
(Charles
1
9-28
f$1.50
Griesedieck Co., common__________L.____—
5%' convertible preferred (quar.)
-
(quar.)
1
; 45c
9-18
Frost
10-10
10-
45c
(quar.)____
9-28
9-26
15c
25c
__
—__
Power
Co.
/(quar.)
10-1
Mfg.
9-1
Producers—
15c
California
9-15
9-29
12-10
14c
of
9-20
1
(Houston)—
Greyhound
„
1
40c
Insurance
9-21
Fritzi
7
10-
11-
9-14
9-
9-14
10-15
75c
9-28
9-21
10-
600
tl5c
_-__-__________i»A__A_
10-10
*
Duke
-10-
20c
9-10
tl7V4c
Assurance
4
9-10
20c
(quar.)__^___iA___/:
Greening Industries, Ltd._____________.___*
12 % c
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.
27V4c
4V4 %
preferred
(quar.)__
:t
5614 c
414% preferred (quar.)_
$1.06 >/4
9-14
9-
10-1
10- 1
c
(quar.)__________
10c
1
10-10
9-28
20c
10c
1
10-31
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Company (quar.)____—,
Corp.
(quar.)
Frito-Lay, Inc. (increased quar.) __________
10-
9-10
30 c
Frlgikar
10-
9- 7
9-29
9334
Fresnillo
'50c
(increased-quar.)
* (quar.)_'—
Duffy-Mott
______^
(quar.)A
Ltd. * (quar.)
371/2C
(quar.)
9-17
(quar.)
9-29
9-14
1
9*29
20c
9-15
9-20
10-
55c
t50C
1
1
10-
"(Pa.) ' (initial)
9-14
"9-12
*
Co.
10-29
Cos.,
1
Greater
7%
9-12
10-
15c
common (quar.)
preferred ,(quar.)_____A_AU_^-j_U---:Winnipeg Gas'
a„_____a_
9-17
9-28
5
Great Western Sugar,
1
9-30
10-15
10-
7
30c
Fraser
1
Realty
Frantz Mfg.
10
10-15
40c
(quar.)_
(increased quar.)__
Franklin
12
11
9-28
10-
$37 Vic
—
Co.
Corp.,-4 %-preferred
10-1
$3
__—
Dow
10-31
Life
preferred
25c
-
Doughboy
Ltd.
'9-26
"9-7
10-20
5%
(N.
Ltd.
v
I
11-1
12 %c
7
■
Great
56(40
(quar.)__
Power,
8-10
1
10-
10-15
__a_a
.Quarterly
.
11-21
10-
Insurance
Lakes Paper Co.,
9-21
v
12-1
10c
(quar.)a_aa£/a
(quar.)
:
Corp. ;(quar.)
Great
9-14
4
9-21
10-10
50c
C.~--£,——
9-17
1
75c
series
D.
American
9-
9-12
m
(W. T.) Co., common
3%% preferred (quar.)
Gray Drug Stores (quar.)__.
Great
1
10-10''
tl3c
a
9-14
T/
10-
10-1
:
778c>;
■
(Canada)—
Grant
i
9-14
a
$1.50
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Government Employees Insurance
9-15
10-
'
25c
(quar.)
(quar.
9-28
15c
Bank
Telegraph
1
10-
9-28
25c
•
___^.____£.__^a____a_aa___L;
9-29
35c
1955
National
Mutual
dividend
9-14
(Phila.)
Co.
Company,:,(quar.)I___A____-__ju*___A
& Stock
8-24
1
'
1
$1.05
i
Bank
10-
10c
60C
&
jo-
22V2C
(quar.)_
Exchange
(quar.)
8-24
9-28
25c
a----
McBean
9-25
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Corn
10u
13c
A
,,
Foremost
,
Trust
/
9-28
t5c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
9-13
$1.25
a_
A
U5c
■
Goldblatt Brqs. Inc. (quar.)l__
Goodrich (B. F.) Co; (quar.)a__a
;
9-13
12y2c
(quar.)
common
Wallace,
9-27
V2C
class
9-15
(Washington,
9-27
9-15
9-15
Stock
9-20
1
1
1
Gold
4
10-
9c
10-
Yellowknife
■
■
9-28
15c
$5
9-15
$1.23
Envelopes. Ltd., class A
Security Systems—
V|;; (Five-for-four split)
Giuokin (William)* Co., Ltd. -(quftr.)i_.'_A_A
8
25c
5%
9-15
1
Globe
9-17
10-
10-19
50c '
J.)
(quar.)
(Los Angeles)
1
10-
1
Glidden
V9-12
1
11-
15c
75c
Fund
Stores,
B
4'/»%
11-
t20c
,
<9-14
1
J.)
;
Corp.,
Properties, 6%
&
Class
Lid.—
—
,
9-14 k
'■7
a__
preferred .(quar.),
Mart, Inc.
(quar.),
'
9-28
9-14
8-30
10-
$1.24
Globe
10-
75c
(N.
Trust
Telephone
Fair
Food
9-27
$5c
4
■
(monthly)
America
Bank
&
$4 20
9-27
10-15
(quar.)
________
Common
County
River,- N.
a—
Porter,
I'ood Fair
12c
of
Corp.
Mutual
11-
117 ViC
(quar.)
Tar & Chemical
(Toms
Bank
Foods, Inc.,
Florida
Dominion-Scqttish Investments, Ltd.—
Common
Somerset
_!__a
&
Fisher
9-14
1
11-
(quar.)_
common
of
National
Western
Quarterly
12-15
10-15
1
9-29
9-24
$1.25
10-
Cement
(quar.)___
__a
Glens Falls Insurance Co,;
(N.-Y.) (quar.)__
Glickman Corp., class A
.(monthly )__._AAi^
■
tl5c
Dominick
$1
Trenton
First
.
9-28
10-
10-
1%
'
10-
Quarterly
;
o
■25c
.__a_______^___a_________
Bank
National
t37!/2C
(quar.)
Ltd.
Bank
(quar.)
Extra
$25c
common
(quar.)—I
*
■:
8
20c
J Gladding
Calif.)—
Republic
1
9-
35c
.
,
__4---_-___aaaa--,_
First
Ltd.—
Insurance
Fabrics, Ltd.,
(San Jose,
£.£.__a—A_i
First
10-31
1
55c
9-17
12-
10-
8-30
^
Greeting Cards (quar.)___
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.
9-13
40c
..
2
9-14
Gibson
9-28
10-
75c
.
10-25
50c
Jersey City (quar.)
(Portland, Ore.)
9-17
9-20
(quar.)
preference
7%
J.)
'
Dominion
; 2nd
Canada
of
9-29
9-28
5
10c
•
Oregon
9-29
tl7 V2C
——
Anglo Investment Corp.,
preferred > (quar.)i
Bank
15c
10-15
10-
1
9-24
$1.15
Extra
5
10-31
;___a__aa.
Portland
Girard
_L_
____aa;
,
National 'City Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)__
National Stores
(quar.)________
7'/2c
10-
2%
—
Bank
National
First
27 i/2 c
9-14
1
10-
25c
-
(quar.)
Giant
9-14
10-19
dividend
9-17
9-
Mines, Ltd.—
(Increased-quar.)
7
25c
___________
15c*
(quar.)
9-
9-17
1
1
$4.92 preferred "T quar. ft*--a£._aai.a/.aaa-_a'
$4.60 preferred
(quar.)
9- 4
r
9-28
£10-
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
,
&
Rubber
National Bank
First
-—;—
i._
(Joseph)
Dome
National
(N.
—
9-28
1
1010-
17'Ac
Georgia Power, $5 pfd. (quar.
$4.96 preferred (quar.),
Giant
Bank
National
Quarterly
■
£
_—____
(quar.):
9-25
10-
7%c
13 %c
(quar.)
,<< '«
Holders
Payable of Rec.
7%c
(quar.)
Parts
Stock
'
9-17
(Md.)—
Quarterly
10-29
Diversey Corp.
Co.
■ -_Laa___L___a___aaaa___-__a___
National Bank (Baltimore)
(quar.)__A
First
Fust
9-14
10-22
5%
_
Walt
see
5
*
2
9-28
split-—
2
9c
12c
&
National
First
approved
9-28
>
B
Genungs, Inc. (quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.)A_-__A_^__-AA.7
10-11
10-
25c
(Boston)
(quar.)__,
»mFirst National Bank (Chicago) (quar.)_____
Forests—
Stockholders
10-31
37Vic
Quarterly
First
First
9-18
75c
Investihg
Stock dividend
10-1
9-28
10-
(quar.)
Tire
7
35c
(quar.)__
Products
Corp of America
Corp.
—
10-15
10-30
30c
-
First Connecticut Small Business Investments
•9-10
10c
Devoe
Paper
Firestone
1
9-14
.
$1.25
8%c
*
'
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
Financial
10-19
55c
(increased
10-
Stores
Trust
&
Mutual
income)
(From
9-14
25c
(quar.)___—
Mfg.
Bank
Fiduciary
9-15
10-19
$1.37Vi
;_____
Class
Genuine
When
Share
Genesee Brewing, class A (quar.)
-
9-28
9-28
.
7
t50c
(quar.)—_—;_—
Industries
(quar.)
;
&
9-
10-15
10-15
Manufacturing (quar.)
Department
^9-28
5%
Fidelity Fund inc.—
Quarterly from net investment income
9-14
-
12 %c
—
(quar.)
Small Business
Developers
1
Tunnel
Detroit Bank & Trust
Detroit
10-
:_
(quar.)_____
Federated
Federation
Fibreboard
—_
common
Trucking
Canada
Chemical
Detrex
;_
A
Ltd.,
Chicago
Detroit
9-10
held—"____—____—
shares
90
9-10
9-29
&
10-15
15c
*
-
47
Per
/ Name of Company -'>
<
,
(quar.)
dividend
Federal Tool
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
prior preferred
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)'____"____;
5%
.
,9-10
9-29
$1.25
__.—_
9-29
$1.05
_______
Share
Finance
5 Vi %
9-10
When
Per
...
.
of Company
Services
Common
9-10
.*.)■ 9-29
(quar.)
preferred
each
7
9-10
$1.07
preferred
(quar.)__—_—_
preferred. (quar.)
Steamship
Lines
(stock
dividend)
share
of
Lykes Bros.
SS
common
for
9-.
9-29
92'/2c
(quar.)_
preferred
V
7:..
Name
Federal
4
9-28
$1
_
4.20%
One
9-
Stock
4.56%
5%
1
Light—
(quar.)___—
4.38%
Delta
10-
30c'
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
,,
—
.
Co.* (quar.
Hudson
Power
preferred
4%
When
Share
of Company
Co.
(1283)
9-25
8-31
$45c
12-21
11-30
'
,
48
The Commercial and Financial
(1284)
;
Rinehart
Extra
Co.
Insurance
Home
Hooker Chemical
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
preferred (quar.)
$5 2nd preferred C (quar.)
Hoover Co., 4li% preferred (quar.)
Horizon Land Corp. (stock dividend)
Horn,& Hardart Baking (N. J.) (quar.)
TKornffli(Prank "W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)—
3% %
s.
10%
$1.37Vi
412Vic
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Hubbell>"•<Harvey), class A
Class
B
(quar.)___
—
25c
56V«c
32Vic
93%c
"
$1
$1.10
20c
20c
►
4%
4.40%
Co.
(Union
(quar.)
City,
J.)—
N.
Groceries
class
pref.
(quar.)_
Husky Oil Co., 6Vi%
(quar.)
1st pfd.
Circuit
Breaker
1
11-
1
Jonathan Logan.
1
10-
1
9-
4
Kaiser
9-
4
._
9-26
r
>
Y
2-
9-
1
4
1
$1.25
$1.25
12c
$1.12Vi
68 %c
25c
9-10
10-15 >:
10-15
10-15
V
10-15
—
(quar.)—
-
■'/"
10-
9-18
1
Power
Kansas
10-15
9-15
5%
10-15
9-15
9-28
10-
1
1
9-
7
J
9-14
9-28
9-13
12-13
9-14
9-28
9-14
9-28
9-14
1
9-14
10-
10-15
10-
1
9-24
9-
6
48c
50c
10c
$75c
$30c
9-28
9-10
10-
9-
1
10-
4
1
9-14
9-
9-28
9-28
8-30
9-28
8-30
10-
9-
1
1
1
9-10
1
9-10
10-15
11-30
"
125c
$$1.12Vi
9-29
9-
7
Quarterly
Koehring Co., 5% preferred
5 Vi%
preferred (quar.)
9-29
9-
7
Koppers Co.,
156lie
9-29
9-
7
9-29
9-
7
Kratter
9-20
Class
common
(quar.)
;
$3
Income
Exchange
1
9-17
9-17
Kingwood
10-
1
9-10
1
9-10
Kirsch Company (quar.)
Knickerbocker Biologicals,
10-
1
1-2-63
11-16
12-
1
9-15
10-22
1
10-
1
10-
12c
(quar.)
10-
20c
1
1
9-14
9-10
31 Vic
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
International
Flavors
International
Harvester
International
Minerals
&
r
9-18
10-
8
9-21
60c
10-15
9-14
9-30
9-18
Corp.—
$1
9-14
10-
5
9-17
43%c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
10-
1
9-12
10-15
9-21
25c
75c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Interstate
1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
20c
preferred
(quar.)
Hosts, Inc., 5% prior pfd.
8-31
10-
$1.20
(quar.)
10-11
46c
:
common
(Ind.),
9-18
9-28
30c
pfd.
7%)
Tel.
9-30
$1
Interstate
9-29
9-
7
Power—
$1.12 Vfe
9-29
9-
$1.25
9-28
9-14
iquar.)
7
preferred
(quar.)
54lic
10-
1
9-10
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)
68%c
10-
1
9-10
27Vic
10-
1
9-12
Securities.
Investment
From
Co.
net
of
5Vi%
investment
Class
A
•
Class
6c
9-27
9-
7c
9-29
Corp.
of
New
York—
dividend)-:
4%
B
10-10
10-15
2c
preferred
Investors
Co.
(s-a)
10-10
7i/zC
"III
(quar.)
Royalty
10-10
6c
Extra
4
9-28
9-14
preferred
9-14
9-28
8-31
$1.50
6%
Packers,
9-28
t50c
(Canada] (s-a)__I_I~II
Iowa
10-15
9-28
Iowa Electric Light &. PowerCommon
4.80%
(increased-quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.30%
Iowa Power
Common
3.30%
&
I
(quar.)
Light—
preferred
preferred
4.80%
preferred
Coal,
9-14
1
9-14
53%c
10-
1
11-
2
10-12
82 Vic
~~
(quar.)__
(New York)
(Richard D.)
Inc.
Creek
1
10-
45C
I
4.35%
preferred
10-
60c
(quar.)
Irving Trust
$6
10-
1
preferred A (quar.)
preferred;B
(quar.)
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn)—_
:
Stock
10-
1
$1.20
10-
1
9-15
40c
10-
1
9-
4
10-15
10-
1
fs-a)_
lOc
common
9-15
37Vic
10-
1
$1.50
10-
1
9-21
$20c
10-
1
9-
5
$1.75
(quar.)
Class
Loan
10-
1
9-
5
1%%
____
Jamestawn Telephone Corp.
Jeannette
-Jefferson
Lance,
Lanvin
A
Class
$2.50
$2
tl7 Vic
preferred
$62Vic
$50c
$35c
6c
8c
35c
22Vic
10c
9-29
9-29
9-29
9-28
10-16
10- 1
10- 1
10-19
$15c
$1.43%
$1.37Vi
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
12Vic
30c
$0.359375
10- 1
(quar.)
preferred ' (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lawter
Chemicals
(increased)
Lazard Fund, Inc. (from net invest,
Leath
&
Co.
(quar.)
Lestoil Products, class A
(quar.)
'
$1.40
inc.)—
Levines, Inc.
(quar.)
Levy Industries, Ltd.—
participating preferred (initial)
Lexington Water, 5%%
preferred (quar.)_
5Vi% preferred (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics of New York, Inc.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar.)
pref.
(quar.)
9-
5
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
9-28
*
(quar.)
(quar.)-—
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%, preferred (quar.)—.
$1.25
10-
1
$1.75
10-
2
15c
9-28
$i
11-
1
V:$1.75
12Vic
i
25c
12Vic
Stock
9-14
9-14
(stock dividend)
Co. (stock dividend)
Lobitos Oilfields, Ltd.
American dep.
rets.
(interim payment of 16% equal to approxi¬
Livingston Oil
mately
come
$.059
share
British
less
Locke
Steel
Logan
Life
London
Lone
Star
Insurance
Mfg.
(quar.)
Co.
(Canada)
dividend
.7%
(P.)
Louisville
Angeles Drug
Lower
Gas
preferred
St.
8c
B
Johnson
$1.50
common
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
;
(quar.)
Electric,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)__•!.
Lawrence
Power
Co.,
Ltd.
1
A
Bamk
9-30
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
12-30
12-15
(s-a)_
9-10
9-10
y9-30
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
10- 1
(quar.)
9-1
9-30
Motor
10-
*
9-14
1
9-14
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
10-
1
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
10-
3
9-28
9-20
10-
1
9-14
11-
5
10-19
9-26
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
7
10-
7
1
9-
9-29
9-
4
10-11
9-
4
9-24
10-
8-31
1
9-
7
9-26
9-12
9-28
9-14
10-
10-
1
1
9-15
10-
9
10-31
10-
10-10
common.;
1
9-30
^ $1
10-
9-14
10-15
s
>
9-20
9-14
It)-
1
10-
1
9-17
25c
11-
1
10-24
10-
1
9-15
1
9-14
1
9-10
10-
1
9-17
37Vic
10-
1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
60c
9-28
9-18
20c
40c
10-25
10-10
10-
1
9-
7
10-
87Vic
1
9-
7
25c.
9-27
9-17
1%>
9-27
9-17
50c
50c
1
9-14
10-15
17Vic
95c
96 Vic
97Vic
$1.08%
$1.11%
10-
•
v
9-21
9-29
9-14
10-
1
9-
7
10-
*
$65c
$25c
15c
50c
$1.10
$1.12 Vi
$1.25
27Vic
25c
1
9-
7
10-
—
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
11-
1
10-
5
11-
1
10-16
10-10
9-25
9-29
9-15
10-31
10-16
10-31
10-16
10-
1
9-
1
10-
1
9-
7
9-29
8-22
8-22
9-29
75c
(quar.)
(Lincoln,
Reclaiming,
10-
1
$1.37Vi
17Vic
common
Insurance
10-
10-
(Del.)
Inc.
10-
1
10-
1
20c
25c
5614c
10-
5
10-
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
9-20
9-20
1
9-14
Neb.)—
com.
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Midwest Securities Investment, Inc.
1
(Dayton)
50c
United
Life
Insurance
Laboratories
Factors
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—
4Vi % convertible preferred (quar.)
;__
Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Corp. (quar.)
common
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%
preference (quar.)
Minnesota Enterprises, common
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
10-16
9-29
(Fort
dividend
Miller-Wohl Co.,
9-29
5%
Quarterly
15c
15c
2Vic
5614c
15c
9-25
9-
7
10-10
9-21
10-
1
9-18
10-
1
9-18
9-28
9-17
75c
10-15
9-25
25c
10-
8
9-24
62Vic
(quar.)
10-
1
9-24
Minnesota Power & Light
5%
Mirro
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
Aluminum
Co.
10-
9-14
1
7
30c
10-
1
9-
1
9-15.
—-
V .J $1.15
$1-10
10-
10-
1
(quar.)__„___
45c
(quar.)
*
/
Mississippi Power,
+.4.40% preferred
Fuel Corp.
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Missouri
Valley
Pacific
preferred
(quar.)___
4.60%
Gas
RR.,
(quar.)
class A com.
(quar.)_
9-15
9-12
9-28
30c
(quar.)
:
1
9-14
17c
. 25c
-45c
45c.
.
(quar.)
Stock
9-14
9-14
10-
25c
9-28
(quar.)
split)
Corp.,
Rubber
9-28
50c
*
(initial)
stock
Life
Vi %
9-14
9-28
$1.37Vi
.
common
9-28
12Vic
Lines,
Abrasive
5%
9-20
9-14
/<
(quar.)
Mill
9- 4
10-12
9-28
(quar.)
of New York
preferred
Miles
9-14
10-31
9-14
(accum.)'
Quarterly
9-29
10- 1
10-1"
<
Corp.,
Midwest
10- l
9-15
9-10
9-10
9-10
9-10
9-14
9-15
60c
$1.75
15c
20Vic
3114c
$70c
pfd.
(quar.)—„,
Fast
5Vi%
' 9-28
9-14
/
*9-14
(quar.)
(6-for-5
9-17
10-26
1
9-24
i LOc
$5.50
Midwest
10-
1
10-
45c
preferred
12- 3
9-17
2%
—
10-
10-31
;
Quarterly
9-12
9-10
4
9-14
9-28
(quar.)
^
Cement
(quar.)—
Co.
(St. Louis)
(quar.)„
Acceptance
Midland-Ross
$85c
(quar.)
9-28
9-14
(quar.)
preferred
$3
Trust
11-16
2-15
11-16
1
9-21
9-
9-28
Co.
Portland
Merchants
*
9-28
1-
1
9-20
(quar.)
&
Class
10-15
9-30
*
(quar.)
—
Company,
preferred
Los
/
7
12Vic
60c
$1.25
$1.0614
$1.08%
$1.28Vi
30c
10c
(increased-quar.)
15-31
10-
10-
1
;
Merchants
17Vic
:
9-28
$1.50
$1.37Vi
$1.12Vi
15c
Co
&
Publishing,
Trucking
Midwestern
(quar.)
Brewing
Island Lighting, 5% pfd.
4V4% preferred D (quar.)
4.35% preferred E (quar.)
5V4% preferred (quar.)__
Long Island Trust Co. (N. Y.)
Long Mile Rubber (quar.)
9-14
10-10
Inc.
Long
Stock
Mead
,,
Chain
8-31
10-31
9-28
——
Corp.
Mercantile
17 Vic
(Jonathan),
8-31
20c
Inc. - (qUar.)
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing
-
■■v
$40c
25c
9-28
9-28
>
62Vic
20c
87Vic
McQuay,
,
Y'
9- 4
;
tax)
Groceterias, Ltd.—
1st pref. B (quar.)
Joint Pipe Co.
(quar.)
$1.60
Lock
/ McLean
4
-<
10-11
93%c
~
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Ray)
Aircraft
McGraw-Hill
Midwest
in-
(J.
MachineMcLean Industries,
1
9-26
per
Loblaw
9-
5
9-28
1
<':■/
—
11- 1
11-
;
*
:
McKay
New
(quar.)
Industries
(Max) & Co.).
9-14
Merck & Co., common
(quar.)
9-14/
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
9-14
Mergenthaler Lintoype (quar.)
9-18
V
Stock dividend
9-17
i Mesta Machine Co.
(quar.)
9-10
Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer Inc. (quar.)
9-15
f Metro, Inc., 7%> preferred (quar.)
>
9-28
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)
9-14
3.90%' preferred
(quar.)
9-7
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
9-7
y. 4.45%
preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Stores of Canada, Ltd.—
9-20
$1.30 preferred (s-a)
9-20
Mexican Light & Power, $1 pfd.
(quar.)—
9-20
^
Meyer (Fred), Inc., clasi? A
(quar.)__
9-29
Michigan Gas & Electric, common
9-13 <
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilites Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)—
10-10
Middle South Utilities
(increased quar.)—
9- 7
Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$1.10
12-10
$1.10 3-10-63
50c
12-10
50c 3-10+63
2 Vi %
12-17
5%
10- 8
Original Stock (quar.)
Original Stock (quar.)
Special Stock (quar.)
5%
_
6c
9-17
10-19
(quar.)
preferred
McDonnell
9-14
9-14
Little Miami RR.—
Litton
4.50%
McDermott
/'
9-17
9-17
1
2%
HVic
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Merchants
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
10- 1
9-30
9-29
9-29
10-
5c
7c
5%
—
preferred
9-17
9-17
9-17
9-29
(increased)
Inc.
$6 preferred
5.50% preferred
8-22
9-29
10-10
"
9-7
9-
9-14
10-29
3c
(stock dividend)—
Corp. (quar
(see Factor
9-14
1
16c
Fund
Coke
&
W.)
(J.
3.50%
10-10
9-28
Life
Corp., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
McCrory Corp., common (quar.)_
10- 2
9-20
9-26
5c
10-17
1
10-
Fund,
McCord
10-15
'
117Vic
_
10-31
10-
4%
May Department Stores
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Mays
9-14
12-17
9-15
10c
Ltd.—
(increased)
B
Coal
Medusa
Corp.,
_>
Corp.
Mattel, Inc. (quar.)
Matthessen & Hegeler Zinc
Max Factor
'
9-28
12-31
1
10- 9
10-15
(quar.)
(from investment income)
Maust
11-
10-
59%c
7c
Co.
Blower
Laurentide Financial
Class
Co
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Parfums, Inc. (quar.)
Lorillard
(Del.)
1
10-
(N. Y.)—
(quar.)
Co., 7%
preferred
Electric Co,
10-
$1,25
preferred
Glass
.
Co.—
Sessions
Lamson &
4.75%
Investment
&
Corp.
/ Maul Brothers
11-15
25c
25c
t37c
>
(quar.)
A
Lambton
9-21
1%%
iy4%
1%%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
6% cumul. preference series E (quar.)
Jamaica Water Supply Co.—
$5 preferred A (quar.)_
1
cumul. preference series D
1st
2.92%
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class A (incr. quar.))
Londontown
5%
Inc.
.
dividend
(quar.)—
preferred
Mastic
9-6
10- 5
9-15
9-14
9-29
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9-30
9-14
31 Vic
$1.12Vi
30c
dividend
Stock
7
9-29
35c
12c
30c
10c
25c
$1.12Va
(quar.)
Massachusetts
t
9-7
9-7
11- 1
22c
tll%c
26%c
27c
3114c
5%
9-15
9-14
$1.08%
(quar.)
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd., common
7% cumuL preference (quar.)
7% cumul. preference series B (quar.)
5% cumuL preference series C
5%
13%c
(quar.)
Telephone (increased quar.)
Ltd
Special
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Irwin
preferred
A
Liberty Real Estate Trust (monthly)
::i" Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)_
10- 1
Lily Lynn, Inc., class A (initial)
10- 1
Lincoln National Life Insurance (Ft. Wayne)
10- 1
Quarterly
10- 1
Lipe Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)
1c
Investors Syndicate
Beef
(quar.)
(John),
5%%>
15C
(stock
10- 1
11- 1
10- 1
9-28
quar.)—
(increased
Corp.
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock
Electric—
series
9-14
Boston—
income)
i
A
Class
(quar.)
income
of
investment
Investors Funding
nfd.
America—
Investment Trust Co.
(From
4Vi%
Masonite
/
•••,
6%
4.36%
Interstate
14c
14c
$1.50
12Vic
,
4.32%
Lau
_
International Textbook Co.
4li%
9-28
10c
Chemical
&
Co.,
Bakeries,
9-14
(quar.)
(quar.)__
&
9-28
40c
com.
(quar.).
International Silver
,
(quar.)__
Fragrances
Co.,
(quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)
Shoe
40c
50c
Common
preferred
Common
8-27
10- 1
10- 1
9-
1
9-28
2c
2c
*
-
—
12-15 r».12- I
9-28
9-14
9-28
t,, 9-14
>
50c
$1
Laclede Gas Co., common (quar.)
9-17
31 Vic
$4.80
v
10-
../
-.
Marquette Cement Mfg., 6% pfd. (quar.)—
Marsh (M.) & Son (quar.)
Marsh Supermarkets
(quar.)__
:___
Martin Marietta Corp., common—
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock—
.^
.
68%c
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell
7
9-
9-28
,
9-30
9-7
9-10
9-14
10-15
10- 1
^
8%c
62Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
9-28
10-26
10-24
y
9-15
1
10-20
plus 5c from capital gains)
6c
Paper Shares (from investment income)^
> 2c
Manchester Gas, 7% preferred (accum.)_—
$1.75
Manufacturers
Hanover Trust
(quar.)_
50c
Manufacturers National Bank
(Detroit)—
Quarterly
—
50c
Maple Leaf Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)
$12Vic
5Vi%
preference B (quar.)
$$1.37VSt
Maplewood Bank & Trust (N. J.) (quar.)—
75c
Maremont Corp.,
6%' preferred
(quar.)—
$1.50
Common
(increased quar.)_—
_____
*
25c
Marine Midland Corp. (quar.)
25c
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
>
Common
(quar.)
$22Vic
7% preferred B (quar.)
$17Vic
Market Basket
(Calif.), common
(quar.)__.-25c
$1 preferred
(quar.)
'_
25c
Marley Co.
(quar.)
i—
25c
Extra
;/
20c
"
9-17
9-29
come
10- 8
1- 8
4- 8
1-8
9-20
9-11
9-7
10-15
10- 1
r
Corp.- (quar.)
Kuhlman
Labatt
/
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)_
Interlake Iron Corp.
(quar.)
Interlake
Steamship
(quar.)_
Interstate Finance
n
(N. Y.)—
Inc.
(monthly)
A
(monthly)—
5Vi%
0-4
5%
Interstate
dividend)
Corp.—y-
La Crosse
10-
8c
5%
Tel.
•
(Chicago)—
(initial-quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph—
International
common
div.)
(stock
A
Kromex
.
Fund
common
International
(stock
preferred
Class
9-15
11-23
2Vi%
1
10-
50c
Salt
4%
3
10-
+12Vic
$$1
income
Building
Securities—
International
(quar.)
1
Oil
15c
45c
5%>
I2V2C
4%
o^25c
;
Corp.
Kroger Company, 6%
Quarterly
Common
(quar.)
Clark
-Bang's Department Stores
Kingsport Press (quar.)
; ;
invest-
(from
income)
ment
9-15
9-10
10-10
11- 9
iV 8-30
9-14
r
(quar.)
pfd.
5%
Shares
Industries
Transport Shares (from investmt. income)
Shares
(lc from investment in-
Ltd.—
investment
Inter-County
1
10-
15c
Co., 6% preferred (s-a)
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co. Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Inland Credit, class A
(stock dividend)
Insurance
A
10-
$68%c
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand
From
Class
10-
;
Institutional
(quar.)—
10-
10-
(quar.)__
class A
Oil* Industries
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—
Mexico S.A.—
preferred (quar.)
Plywood, 6%) preferred
Insurance
preferred (s-a)
6% partic.
Mfg. Co.,
Kerr-McGee
20c
(quar.)—
Industrial
Island
5%
Kerr
10-
f.
Shares,
25c
10-15
25c 1-15-63
25c 4-15-63
$1.25 1-15 63
4Vfec
9-28
20c
10- 1
30c
10- 1
Common (quar.)
——
Electric
9-15
1
:
8-31
9-17
10-15
25c
2Sc
S3Vic
62Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-28
1
10-
26C <
•
(quar.).
;
9-20
9-28
10-
59%c
17Vic
'—
"
9-7
Monthly
Kay Windsor, class A
—
Kayser-Roth Corp. (quar.)
Kelling Nut Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
9-15
Kellogg Company—
-_
3%% preferred (quar.)
87V2C
10- 1
9-15
3lfe% preferred (quar.)
<" 87,/2C
1-2-63
12-15
Kelly Girl Service
10c
10-15
9-14
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (Delaware)
(quar.)
40c
10- 1
9-14
Kendall Co., $4.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.12Vz
10- 1
9-15
Kendall Refining
(quar.)
35c
10- 1
9-20
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
Common
10c
12-15 » 12- 3
Extra
10c
12-15
12- 3
Kentucky Stone Co., common (quar.)
4
n
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
11- 1
12- 1
9-28
10- 1
9-29
preferred
General
9-7
9- 7
10- 1
26c
(quar.)
com.
_:
Kimberly
shares
Acceptance, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
A 2"
B
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.,
.Managed Funds:
9-7
10- 1
10- 1
$1.25
8c
8c
8c
15c
10c
30c
Natural Gas,
26c
$1
$1.05
$1.25
$1.06%
:
Industrial
6%
c
8-31
9-27
Corp.
Monthly
'
9-28
r
A;?8
38Vic
A
Class
4%%
9- 7
(quar.)
(monthly)
preferred
$5
r; Kavanau
Class
' ®".J
10- 1
$1,121/2
>:■ $1.25
$1.03Vi
$1.03
(quar.)
Industria Electrica De
4%
•
9-29
}J- J
(quar.)_
com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska
v
9-14
12-28
6c
(monthly)
A
Indianapolis Water, 5% preferred
4%%
preferred (quar.)
■.»-
-
9-28
22c
•
$1.07
Co.,
Light
&
noo
11-14
$1-12^
4%%
Power
,c
10-15
/
9-28
15«
*
4.75% preferred (quar.)—
Majestic Specialties (quar.)
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works-
JHJ
12- 1
50c
1
10-15
25c
v.
25c
$$1.25
Mailman, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)^
./Maine Public Service, common (quar.)___—
11-14
11-14
J
J
1
-
10-
•
655/ac
ll%c
55c
7Vi«
preferred
Car
Magor
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.32%
1
10-
10;
Light—
&
preferred
Institutional
12- 1
12- 1
Common (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.75
95c
$1
9-15
,
$1.12 Va
9-17
$25c
45c
(quar.)
Trucks, Inc.,
5% %
"
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
9-15
10-15
3%
Common
$2.25
j)-28
10- 1
.•
9-17
Ltd.—
Paper Co.,
common
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
"Macke Vending Co., class A (quar.)——
Macy (R. H.) & Co. (quar.)
Mading Drug Stores
—
—
Madison Square Garden Corp.—
60c
preferred
(quar.)
Magnin.. (Joseph)
Co.
(quar./_.
-
RR. '
4%
;
____
Class A
9-14
9-14
9-18
$2.30
9-24
•
37Vic
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
&
Power
MacLaren
9- 7
9-28
9-28
1
20c
.
4Vi%>
10- 1
;
9-24
1
57Vic
—_—
Michigan Electric—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—:
American
$1.25
City Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-14
4-20%
preferred
(quar.)
9-28
4 35%
preferred (quar.)__™_
9-28
>
4ith% ? preferred (quar.)
9-28 i
Kansas City Southern Ry.—
9-28
)
4% preferred (quar.).:
9-10
Kansas Gas & Electric, common
10-
F.)
(E.
10-20
1
;>
voting preferred
convertible
1
1
10-
_
36lic
$1.43%
30c
Rapids
A
Inc.—
$1.50
MacDonald
Mack
3.80%
>
&
4.20%
MCA,
10-15
11-30
9-28 r 9-14
'y;
9-26
9- 7
1110-
9c
20c
$1.50
;*•».
——
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
;
Lucky Lager Brewing (increased)
Ludlow Topograph, common__
$6 preferred (quar.)
1-18
12-14
7c
Kansas
9-14
1
115c
(s-a)
Income Properties, class
4.12%)
9-17
10-18 '
1^-12
„
(quar.)
$1.46 preferred
Steel,
Semi-annual
9-21
9-30
10-
130c
$1.82Vi
(quar.)
Indianapolis
10c
$3c
(Jonathon)
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (auar.)__
Kahler
Corp.
(quar.)
Kalamazoo
Allegan & Grand
9-17
9-28
-/■- t40c
$62Vic
preferred
4Vi%>
2- 1
11- 1
30c
5%%
9-20
9-28
2-28-63
10-
%
!
s
Imperial Capital Fund™*
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada)
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial Tobacco (Canada) Ltd.—
Common
See Logan
Laughlin Steel, 5%
Jones &
9-26
11-
Co.—
Illinois Bell Telphone (quar.)
Illinois Central RR.
(quar.)__
New
if-
10-15
4.60%;
preferred
(quar.)
Ideal Cement
(quar.)
4%
15
11-15
11-
v
Huttig Bash & Door Co.
*
>5%
preferred (quar.)™
5%
preferred (quar.)
Huyck Corp., common (quar.)
4Vi% prior preferred (quar.)
$2.75
preferred A
(quar.)
Hygrade Food Products (quar.)__
Indiana
#-14
20c
8c
$20c
(quar.)
B
6%
9-29
\
4.28%
(quar.)—
A
Hupp Corporation, 5% preferred (quar.)__—
Huron
& Erie Mortgage* (quar.)
I-T-E
9-14
v
1
Wholesale
6.40%
9-15
tlOc
Quarterly
Hughes-Owens,
Class
9-28
31%c
'
Hudson
1
1
9-29
-
$1.25
$1.12Vi
HapeT ubrp. of America, 5% pfd. (quar.) —
Industries, common (quar.)—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)——!
Household Finance Corp.,
common
(quar.)
Trust
1110-
preferred (quar.)
Jiffy
Steak Co.
(initial)
Jockey Club, Ltd., common (quar.)
Johnson Service Co.
(quar.)
Johnston Mutual Fund, Inc.—
(From investment income)
10- 1
11-1
12-26
93%c
_
3% %
9-28
$1.06%
Houdaille
Hudson
1
(quar.)
Common
i
Corp.—
$4.25
•
9-14
11-
l5c
12Vic
2 Vic
v
55c
(increased-quar.)
Winston
&
10c
35c
8-31
9-28
37 Vic
37Vic
40c
;
Extra
Holt
40c
93%c
)c
Tea, common (quar.)__
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Jewel
9-28
Quarterly
Hollingshead (R. M.)
Corp
Holly Sugar, common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)__
Holmes (D. H.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)___
Holophane Company
(quar.)
Name of Company
;
*
Ltd.—
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines,
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
<
Holders
When
Per
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
V;
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
..Monday, September 24, 1962
,elcinorhC
10-
1
60c
10-
1
■
9-14
9-19
-
J™w«*.1;/1
Volume
Number 6197
196
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1285)
Per
Name
Mobile
of Company
Gas
4.90%
Service,
preferred
Modern
Mohawk
Molson
Rubber
isuock
Co.
Class
B
5%%
4'% %
North
10-
1
9-18
North
Shore
9-28
9-21
Nortnern
5%
30c
class
A
9-28
9-
7
.422 %c
(quar.)
9-28
9-
7
9-28
9-
7
Co.,
Auto
(quar.)
10-
110c
common-
10-
t$1.12%
_*
_____
Equipment
1
1
-
35c
10-
^
$1.12%
10-
1
8-31
preferred•§(quar.)
4.50%
f
$1.17%
10-1
,
4.70%
,mmt,
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (quar.)__
Class A (quar. )_.-____
'.Montreal- Locomotive - JVorks' (reduced)__,._
Eorgiug^
MQore- Drop
4%%
...*■/
415c
20c
■--jj.it->
-----
.Corp.,, Ltd., common.(quar.)
preference A (quar.
7% preference B (quar,),___
Morgan Engineering Co.—
.»
$2.50
prior pfd. , (quar.)
&
Screw
Mqrse. Electro
C
(quar.).
-
$1
1
1 b
.8-31
1
Northern
1
9-14
10-15 ^
9-29 ;
1
$1
9-17
'
10-
1
Quarterly
9-19
,
5c
10-30
j
9-28
10-10
1
Series
Income
Mount
Diablo
Extra
the
6c
;
(stock
A
Mueller
Brass
Murphy
(G.
Murphy
Co.
9
Ohio
12r 3
22 %c
9-20
Ring
from
3.90%
Inc.,
Narrow
9-14
Fabric
9-26
9-12
Ontario
Loan
10-15
9-29
Ontario
Steel
10-15
9-29
55c
9-28
9-18
(quar.)
10c
10-10
2c
10-10
Nassau
9-28
9-14
2c
10-15
9-28
Fund
Nation-Wide
Check
Nation-Wide
Securities
distribution
of
(quar.)__;_
Co.
(a
66c; for
capital
National
Bank
stock
9-26
9-
7
(Tulsa)—
dividend
of
4%
subject
to
40c
Blank
37J/2c
National
Products
By
Cash
10-15
20c
.12-15
9-25
(quar.)__
National Cleaning Contractors, Inc.
(Initial-quar.)
I
10-15
Y.)
(N.
10c i
,
•
(Increased-quar.)
Fire
National
Grocers
$1.50
prior
National
Lead,
Co.
National
40c
(quar.)
Service
Clas
Line
Quarterly
from
National Bond series
'
National
7
Balanced
National
,
Dividend
National
Shawmut
Standard.
National
Stock-Yards
■
(quar.)
New
8-27
4
10-
3
1
9-20
10-
1
(."quar.)~_-___*_i.-
Merchants
National
10-
10-1
$1.50/
.
4
55c
2%;%
10-
1
5%'
New
Haven
Gas
Haven
Water
9-13
New
Jersey
Natural Gas,
10-1
9-25
4
10-30
9-
1
10-1
9-10
Parmelee
9-28
9-10
9-10
r
4.3A%
4.36%
New
N.
York
$1,50
10-
1
10-
1
(quar.)i__
10-
-
1
9-10/
10-1
9-14
25c
10-15
10-1
10-1
9-17
'
&
Honduras
common
9-28
1010-
1
10-15
-
9-idt
9-10
9-10
9-10
1
9-10
12-20
10-10
50c
(quar.)
10-
1-
8-31
;
15c
-
Co.—
Co.,
10-10
4%%
preferred
9-25
10-10
$1.25:;
10-10
30C
9-
9-28
$1.50
>
10-15
10-
10c
4% ■;
9-28
9-28
7 7
Co—_—
com,
9-10
-
9-
;
.
$i-
--
;
10-
50c
;
10-1
10-
10-
$1.12%
L
prior: preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
York
Trap Rock (quar.)
;
Electronics, class A (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., common (quar.)______
3%.%
preferred (quar,)_.__
10c
Niagara
Frontier
Transit
System
6V4C
10-1
9-14
'
9-10
1
___/*_
Republic
Republic
9-29
9-19
9-19
Revere
and
4
cents
12-
11-
1
8
12-1
9-28
Revlon
11- 8
9- 4
Reynolds
10-15
9-18
*
20a
10- 1.
25c
,
10-
35C
17%c
62 %c
V
'
1
•
9-17
9-14
3.60%
preferred
3.90%
(quar.)
9-30
9-10
45c
Bank
preferred
(quar.)^
preferred
(quar.)
Wire Weaving Ltd.
Niagara
Nicholson
Norfolk
File
&
Normetnl
Co..
10-
1
9- 4
pfd.
American
Acceptance
North
American
Aviation
North
American
&
Judd
•
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Refractories
North American Van Lines
North
______
9-10
9-10
9-
Piedmont
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
11-
1
10-11
t5c
Norris-Thermador Corp.-(quar.)
North
(quar.)_
9-10
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Manufacturing
(quar.)
9-28
22y2c
'9-28
7
8-31
3.90%
Natural
Pillsbury Co.,
$4
Gas,
$5.50 pfd.
(quar.)
—
10c
50c
10-
1
25c
10-15
9-28
1
9-
9-28
10-
Credit
P.'.oneer
Pioneer
12y2c
20c
10-22
9-28
10-
8
9-19
New
Plastics
10-
10-10
10-15
$1
97 %c
7%
Ft.
preferred
10-
/,
1
9-14
9-28
8-31
10-15
25c
—
9-17
10-
127c
6c
(quar.)
>
1
British
income
:
.
-
9-29
9-21
10-
1
9-21
1-
2
12-17
10-
1
9-21
10-
1
9-21
,
11-14
9-14
9-28
12%c
*tl5c
t$1.50
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Inc.
*
"
10-
1
1
9-14
'90c
10-
1
9-
•
7
9-18
8c
9-28
7%c
9-30
24c
11c
45c
10-25
10-
2
11-15
11-
1
(quar.)
Drilling—
.
1——/—_—_—'
."
4*
—_:
(quar.)
,
•
_
r
9-20
9-20
9-14
87%c
(qual\)
pfd.
10- 1
9-28
10- 1
5c
—
3%%
^
127c
10- 1
25c / 10- 1
10c
9-29
r
.____
9-14
9-24
(Canada), Ltd.—
preferred
$1
(quar.)
—
Corp.
——
common
10-1
10-19
9-25
9-28
10-15
10-12
10- 1
He
50c
15c
10c
15c
27%c
12%c
—
(quar.)
-
—
'—--
9-14
9-21
9-20
9-21
9-10
9-21
10-
1
9-14
9-
5
10-11
Co.,
common
Ltd.,
Mines.
Co.
Manufacturing,
com
$1.37%-
9-14
3
9-20
Rohr
9-12
9-14
1
11-5
10-
1
Rowe
9-20
1
10-
,
11-30
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
9-29
9-20
9-28
9-21
11- 2
10-15
Roxbury
Carpet
9-20
/
9-25
Royal
Crown
Royalite
x2%c
10-
1
9-15
$1.75
10-
3
9-10
Oil
Ruppert
(Jacob)
Chicago Ry.—•
Ryan
Co.,
9-20
9-20
9-14
11_ 2
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
115c
iu- 1
9-15
l°c
9-28
10-31
10-25
9-14
25c
10c
■—
(quar.)—
9-la
—-—
(increased-quar.)_
9-28
9-25
Hc
10-16
9-24
20c
10"10
9-21
l°c
20c
Ltd., 5'A% pfd. (quar.)__- t$.3281
4%% pfd. (quar.)—
$1.12%
.10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
Corp.
Co.
Cola
9-12
10-14
Ltd.
Brothers
Furniture
9-21
2c
—:
Co
Broadcasting
9-20
11-26
30c
$1.25
(increased-quar.)
(Quebec)—
preference (quar.)
Corporation
Roscnau
1
com.
(quar.)
of Canada,
(John)
Rollins
9-30
Telephone,
convertible
Rogers
1
10-
12-14
13c
(s-a)
preferred
5%
10-
10-15
Porter
——
Rockower
10-
12-
Products
Extra
10-15
9-20
10- 4
10- 4
12-17
10- 1
11- 1
1
10-15
7
l°c
Inc
L.)
Technical
Rochester
9-
10-19
15c
130c
125c
+20c
common
partic.
&
11- 1
1
50c
150c
20c
10°
(quar.)
Express,
Robinson
7,"
9334C
50c
(quar.)
dividend
(P.
9-10
10-19
2V/?C
(quar.)
Algom
}
4 A
Brothers
Industries,
(quar.)___—_—*
(quar.)_*;
9'28
——-—
(quar.)
Ltd.
.
(quar.)
Aeronautical (stock dividend)
*
—
-f i
9-14
10-
(quar.)—_—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
9-19
1
11-
r>'i
9-15
10-20
10-29
25c
87%c
87%c
4c
lc
(quar.)—
(quar.)
A
Robertson
7
(Del.)—
&
10-
9-14
8tock
4
11-1
10-15
5c
75c
15c
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
9-14
125c
(quar.)
Metals Co.,
Roadway
9-15
1
40c
(quar.)
Wayne
9-14
1
10-11
Russell
Pittsburgh,
9-14
10-
9-29
10- 1
10- 1
6%
$1
(quar.)_
Telephone Co.
common
9-24
1
17%c
90c
25c
Rio
9-11
1
20c
Pioneer
:
1
10-
11- 1
Class
4
9-12
12-
10-20
597?,c
$1
37 %c
common .(quar.)_;
(quar. )w_—
DreferrQd
9-14
12-15
./'It
9-24
10-
6%
90c
9-30
30c
Ry., 6%
Mining Corp., Ltd
10-20
—
common
Richman
$2.50
9-30
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Western
7
(quar.)
10-11
62 %C
9-30
9-10
9-10
9-
$1.12%
Roberts
$1.31 Va
9-30
9-30
1
Ltd.—
10-11
9-
50c
$1.02 y2
preferred
;
7
10-
120c
10-31
1
10c
(quar.)—
$1.21'A
9-10
97y2c
(quar.)
4.85%
5.25%
9-30
90c
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
—
10-31
10-
Transportation—
preferred ""(quar.)
_______
Phillippine Long Distance Telephone (a pay¬
ment
of
25
centavos
equal
to approxi¬
mately 6.38 cents in U. S. currency)——
Phillips Screw Co. (interim)
Phoenix Insurance Co.
(Hartford)
(quar.)_
85c
(quar.)
preferred
4%
9-
160c
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
33A% preferred (quarT)
9-10
9-29
'
Niagara Mohawk Power, common
3.40%
preferred
(quar.)
8
8
1
127 %c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Reynolds & Reynolds Co.—
Class
A
(increased)
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Rhodes Western
(quar.)
from
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)_
9-14
1
9-
43A%
9-14
10-15
41c
split
2
capital gains)
National
1
9-29
8-24
10-
(s-a)_
common
Racing Association
Inc.
(quar.)
Ritter
two-for-one
(quar.)__
Electric Co. (quar.)———
Fund
(quarterly
of
6
cents
Suburban
1
9-
55c
(quar.)
.(quar.)
Resistoflex
9-29
$1.12%
Philadelphia
10-
9-13
9-29
12%c
Steel Corp. (reduced)—
Supply Co. (Calif.)
9-10
9-10
25c
Philadelphia
11-
8-31
9-28
9-29
4% %
9-13
10-
50c
9-19
9-28
5%
Monthly
1
1
50c
—-—
9-15
20c
V'i.v
8-31
1
12c
(quar.)
National Bank of Dallas—
10-
5c
!
3
93%o
(quar.)
realized
10-
$1.75
25c
Foil
50c
(quar.)—
9-28
10-
8-31
Corp.
Corp.,
10-
9-
%%
8-31
*:
45c
(reduced)
preferred"
A
$1.15
9-28
Newark
9-29
(quar.)—
America,
Chains
833Ac
(quar.).
income
8-31
$1.50
(quar.)
A
Republic
30c
New
Class
9-10
1
Inc.—
investment
8-31
9-29
(quar.)
Ltd.,
& Bates Offshore
A
Republic
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
from
8-31
9-29
Z
Properties Corp. of America—
Republic
9- 7
7
of
Inc.
9-10
:
1
9-
8-31
9-29
$2
Corporation
preferred
Class
10-i.;
10-
1
.
9-14
10-
25c
33c
$1.12%
10-
9-29
35c
(quar.)
common
Renold
preferred (quar.)
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
$1.12V2
9-14
55c
(quar.)
$1.02
common
9-14
1
9-7
4
9-14
,9-14
1
9-29
Redwing
Carriers
Reece
Corporation
9- 7
York Times—
1
1
10-
9-29
Rogency Fund
Reliance Manufacturing,
9-27
New
1010-
$1.32
preferred
Class
9-14
9-28
$1.10
(quar.)__
a
9-10
$1
$1.26'A
9-18
10- 1
14c
(quar.)
(quar.).
'
1
(quar.)
E.
Reading
7
2%
approve
10-
(quar.)
Co.
1st
Real
9-10
11-16
$4.50
A
Corp.
Rayette,
9-14
•
12c
Paul,
Stockholders
9
10c
$1.06
(quar.)—
Mining Corp.. Ltd
&
6%
9-28
1
9-28
Peter
7
11-
'
122 Vac
Petrolane Gas Service
9-28
9
1
$1.16'A
(quar.)_
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A
7
9-
35c
9
12-
(quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan
9-21
(quar.)_
1111-
(quar.)
.tax of 383A%)—_—*
9-25.'
1
Mining
Gas
9.
1
1
$1.22%
Carolina
10-
1212-
137 %c
Rapid-American
9-25.
10-10
T.
.
9-25
10-
Rosario
State Electric &
preferred
■Ml
I
$1.16
Organisation, Ltd.—
Ordinary A
(17%%
less
9-25
/
933Ac
York
3.75%
20c
11-
Rank
9-25
10-10
(quar.)
New
1
i)
:
9-14
$1.07%
Inc., common
Class A (quar.)
9?25
25c
(quar.)
Coke—
common
11-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
$3.50
•'
>
Peoples Trust Co. (Reading, Pa.) (quar.)____
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
—Permanente Cement,
common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Milk
2
$1.06>A
North
Ramo,
9-25
>
$1.25
?
Increased quarterly
;
Peoples: Trust Co. of Bergen County—,
Pet
11-
(quar.)
Co.,
$3.50
9-25
/
10-10
(quar.).
J.)
10-
•*
:
(Texas)—
Bearings Canada,
Class
R.
10-10
;
$1.50
—
N.
9-14
(quar.)
Mining
Radio
7
$1.35
(quar.)________—
preferred
(quar.)
3:35%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Pump & Compress (quar.)
(Hackensack,
10-
11-15
$1.04%
preferred
M.
&
9-
9-14
10-10
$1.75
_____—__
preferred
Peoples Drug Stores
Peoples Gas Light &
9-14
$3.75
preferred
9-20
-
10-10
$1.54
R.
9-20
-
9-28
24c
c;v,
Fibre
10-
Y.)—
(s-a)
Quemont
9-20
9-28
$1.41
Pipe Line—
(quar.) /
Chemical
12-
20c
:-4*rV
9-20
10-15
22c
$1.13.
—
RR.
10-15
(quar.)
u__—
dividend
31'Ac
9-22
■
10-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
Transnortation
4Mj%
Stock
„
1Q- 1
lOri
Co.—
Chicago & St. Lcuis
9-17
Eastern
Penobscot
9-15
3%
Auction
1
$1,12%
9-14
;:9-28
60-&C
$1.18%
—
10-
A
25c
9-14
10-1
•
9-15
$1.10
4.60%
9-14
9-28
$1.09
com.
1
15c
—
9-14
-
50c
\
__
10-
Pennsylvania Power & Light,
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
9-10 4
10-15
$1.38
dividend
York.
Y.
Service,
5%
25c
.
lflc
85c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)_.
Stock
New
Public
5% %
(M. F.) Dental Supply (quar.)**-.;
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)_
Pennsylvania .Glass Sand (quar. )____*
*
•
preferred (s-a)
!
60c
Jersey Power & Light—
'"f,'4. •■.
v\
4%
preferred (quar.)$1.
4.05%
preferred
.(quar.)
$1.01'A
Orleans
Light Co.,
preferred
9-14
:9-l4f.Mft.te;-
10-10
14c
Telephone Co.,
9-15
—
Sulphur
1
2%
preferred
9-29
9-28
10-15
6%
6%
f> lOu'T
Oats
9-19
9-25
1
10-
33c
32c
Quaker
t
7%c
Patterson
28c
,
(quar.)
American
4%
New
New
&
dividend
Panhandle
'
Bank
(quar.)
common
Pan
7
9-28
7
Stock
'
r-
10c
(quar.)
10-15
$1.09
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.—:
Page-Hersey Tubes,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Palomar Mortgage Co.
(initial)
10-
$1.15;
47J/2c
%10-
10-15
9-29
Common'
27c
i
:
9-21
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
17% C
preferred
(quar.)*
preferred'/ (quar.)
$15c
England "Power, 6% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)!
;
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Insurance Co. (quar,)_
9-12
8%
Quincy
preferred ' (quar.)—
Telephone & Telegraph
Pacific
7
9-11
9-28
*
:
9-21",'..
10-15
Corp.—
Pyle-National
'
10-10
1
dividend
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Express (incr.-quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)_______^
preferred
(quar.)—
serial preferred /(quar.)
6%-
9-28 ;
9-25
•.
50c
Co.
7%
9-14 1
10-15
preferred
preferred
preferred
Quebec
Bell
preferred
5.64%
9-14
1
5c
65c
9-12
9-14
'
10-
Puerto
Rico
Telephone
(quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
Purcx
Corp.
(increased)
'
1
9-21
9-30
ioci
•
Telephone (quar.)
Advertising (quar.)—_____
Outdoor
Power
4.52%
c
9-28
(quar.)
New
semi-annual)
Products
Northwest
Pacific
9-14
35c
1
9-30
,37 %c
.....
Transmission
Gas
Pacific
9-18
10-
.-:
9-11
m.
9-17
9-24
9-28
$2 /
original preferred (quar.)
Publicker Industries, com. (stock divid.)
10-5
10-
1
»
7%
1
10-
10- 5.
i
.
Lighting Corp.—
preferred (quar.)_
$4.40 preferred
(quar.__—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
;
$4.75
preferred
(quar.)
10-25
<,
4.60%
New
9-28
1
.
10-
31'Ac
$4.36
9-28
,5.52%
New
9-12
U
Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)
England Electric System (quar.)_
England Gas & Electric Assn. (quar.)^_
(Boston)
New
9-14
•r
Brunswick
England
$1.50
—
preferred
5.05%
1
!'
'
50%
2%
& Gas, com.
preference (quar.)
preferred
5.28%
9-15
(quar.)___ll7/8c
Electric
dividend
Publication
x
'
9-20
7V2c
(quar.)L—
..
9-20
of Oklahoma—
4.30%
9-21
11- I
9- 5
/
10-
37 %c
Colorado,
of
4.18%
"
10-15
10-15
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Service
$1.40
9-15
/
10-15
*
Indemnity Co,
Intermountain
1
.
Fire Insurance (Pgh.) (quar.)
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Nevada Power,. 5.40% preferred .(quar.).:
.5.20%
preferred (initial)——
New
(quar.)
Terminal—
Hawaiian
1
10-15
(quar.:
National Bank of
Nautec
New
30c
Co., 5%
conv. pfd.
(quar.)__
preferred series A (quar,)^_^i-
commoilI1-(initial
New
10-
10-15
:
f
1
3
10-25"
10-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
$6 2nd preferred
Coast
10-
; - 7c
'- ,10c
National Union
New
preferred
Coast
2nd
5%
Co.
(Illinois)
4%
Pacific
;
income
series
Public
9-28"
"
175c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.65%
9-14
9-28
12-
1... -1;»j
5.40%
series
1
156JAc
•
*'9-28
t50c
-
dividend)—
pfd.
.vyC'Tr*,-' "...
9-28 vV-;;
10- T
* •./'
10-15
36c '
preferred
4.24%
/
Pacific
15c
(Boston)
35c
25c
Glass,
of
4.08%
-
Co.,; common,
Paper
Pacific
10c
Bank
National
.National City
•
10-15
10-
Co.
Service
4%
10-15
**
(quar.)
Service Co.
Public
9-14
10-15
11-15
20c
1
11-15
112c
(quar.)
Pacific
7
Corp.—
-
10-
10-
Pacific
'
10-10
11-13
;
*$1.75
Extra
(N.J.)
•
1
20c
6.16%
investment
11-
25c
•
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Public
10-10
115c
9-14
10c
net
U2c
(quar.)
1
9-14
9-17 '■
10-15
(accum.)
preferred
4.90%
1
1
9-28
dividend
Service
10-
12 %c
Insurance
-jft
9-14:->♦.
10-
15c
4»A%
9-21/;
11-
!
1%
125c
common
1
*
1
11-
(quar.)
10-
Public
IPacifftj -Crediv-rltock:
Co.—
Research
75c
Gas
i
9%
preferred
7.
9-14"'
9-28
'
20%c
"
(quar.)
Industries
8tock
5
40c
i
preferred
43A'%
10-
25c
(quar.)__F**r-__i**
4.64%
9-17
10-
10-
(s-a)
&
9r28
1
9-17
25c
Banking Co.
Industries
Securities
9-28
10-19
10-
1
1
(s-a)
common
Presto
National
10-16
11-
(quar.)
Insurance
common
•Class BB
National
10-31
35c
Old
AA
,K; /
—
Quarterly
National
10-15
$1.19
Pacific"
$20c
National Newark & Essex
20c
$1.06
4
V;
8%
Corp.,
Public Savings
9-7
*
Gamble,
Providence
9-14
10-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Pacific
rata:
9-10
$1.50
(Canada)
—,—,—
Linen
»
75c
(quar.)
Assurance
1
9-28
10-30
32c
4
9-
preferred
$5.49
9-17
10-
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred B
National Life
Quarterly
(quar.)
Co.,
Gypsum
6%
(Hartford)
„
Ltd., com. (quar.)
,
$15c
preferred (quar.)___
——$37y2c
National
10'
40c
com.
1
9-14
1
6%
9-14
9-28
4
1>
Debenture
&
9-
9-
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)______.
Progress Manufacturing Co.—
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
Prom Motor Hotel, class A
Prospect Hill Apartments (N.
9-13
10-
97 %c
Electric,
(quar.)__
Products,
9-27
9-28
;•
10-
Pacific
-r
7
15c
Insurance
it
7
7
9-14
'y,
■.
,
National Electric Welding Machine—
National
>
9-
2nd
Stock
9-10
30c
(quar.)
,
Register
12-
1
&
Progress
9-14
(increased).
Oxford
;
11-15
10c
Book
12-14
10-
1
;
Ozite Corp.,
National Biscuit Co._
National
1
Y.)—
N.
Common.
National
(quar.)
&
Owens-Illinois
3-
7
10-
Quarterly
stocki
9-
$1.10
v
'
3-14
1
Manufacturing (quar.)
Wholesale Ltd., class A
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (Del.)^—
•
holders approval on Jan. 8
National Bank & Trust (Norwich,
10-
v
9-21
$1.11
Osborn
93c
1
42 %c
Oshawa
•
Procter
9-24
9-24
2%
_i._*
Corp.' (stock
Inc., < stock divldendi
Proctor-Silex
1
9-14.
,
ioc
Industrial
Preway,
9-13
10-
40c
(increased)
Oregon Portland Cement
year
plus 27c from net investment income)____
Premier
>5' I
on.' "v
11-
1
9-24
(quar.)__
Regulator (quar.)
Pratt & Lambert_____________
Preclsionware, Inc.
9-13.
1
;
$1
4.75%
gains
fiscal
the
1
Co.
Powers
5
150c
7%
preferred (quar,)
Opelika Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4%
preferred (quar.)
9-14
9c
Extra
9-14
Extfa
10-
9-
25C
(quar.)
dividend
10c
.
1
10^ I
10c
37y2c
■
;
10-
,
5c
Corp. of Canada; Ltd. iquar.)
4y2%
preferred
(quar.)__-_*
6%
participating preferred (quar.)
9-21
10-
62%c /
Power
49-14
20c
Colony Insurance Co. (Boston) (quar.)
Old Republic Life Insurance (Chicago)—
Stock
12C
:
9-28
1
9-14
62 %c
-
(quar.)
Potomac-Electric'Power
9-10
10'
1
11-15
5c
Paper
Tools
General. Electric
9-14
10, 1
6%c
isc
Company, Inert-(Del.)
Transit
9-14
b 9-26
K.)
Portland
9-14
20c
Old
9-13
10c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Mystic Valley Gas—
9-30
Sulphite &
Electric
10-
'/•■
Manufacturing1
Portland
;9—10,,
,
9-30
$20c
Quarterly
plus
Portable
F, 9-29
1
25c
(quar.)
(qua!'.)
Service
Gas
preferred
4.24% preferred
9-10
9-28
Water
4%
9-14
1
9-27
capital gains
System
9-29
10-
10c
income
10-
Tile
Huron
1
10-15
38c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Devices
Porter *(H.
10-10
10-25.
75c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
preferred
Oklahoma
1
America—
investment
net
12-
•-
12 %c
__
!
(quar.)
of
12-20
100%
(quar.)
6%
A
10-15
35c
dividend)
Port
9-14
10-31
}50c ;
*
(quar.)___
Co.,
preferred
4.40%
;
9-14
27c
5%. preferred
Edison
4.44%
Ohio
(stock
common
Piston
from
,
11-
12-20
2%:
(quar.).
-
Investment Co.
Mutual
11-30
dividend)
C.)
Corp.f(
Muskegon
2c
9
2c
•____
Class
3:9-14
1
140c
Ohio Brass
Film Laooiatuiies—
Movielat
1
10-
55c
Extra
8-31
11-
$3.50
Mills, 7% preferred (s-a)
Mountain
States
Telephone & Telegraph—
Quarterly
Mutual
9-30.
11-30
.*
Vernon
(quar.)
9-14
•
_____
Rubber,
6c
-
-
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.
tquar.)
—
Mount
O'Sullivan
on
(Chicago)
1
10-
>
Polymetric
9-27
(B.C.)
Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from investment income
Co.
of Rec.
10-
$1.50
2nd preferred
Pomona
10-
$1.40
$2.50
•;
://>;*s40o/ -10- 1.
Northwestern States Portland Cement
(quar.
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co. Ltd.
(quar.
No.vzema.,Chemical, common
..
Class B common-
9-14
7c
Trust
8-24
11-1
r.,
$1.37%
$1.45
9-21
10-1
•
(quar.)__,
Holders
$1.75
Plough, Inc. (increascd-quar.)
Polaroid
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
9-21
11-16
Northwest -Airlines^, common-,.
;
i
20c
5'A%
preferred (quar.)._ttiS..-__
-$0.3281 'A
Northwest Plastics (quar.)_
*
fca)s,
7%.C
;
Northv/estern National Insurance Co. (Milw.
i"
;<•,.
____
-
*
-
;
(quar.)
preferred
•
-
.
8-31
!;
Natural
9-21
jf
10-15
44c;
37 %c
(quar.)
9-21
10-15
$1.06
____
_
Y.)
(N.
Gas—3
9-21
10-15
.
$1.13
i* "y
8-31
i
-
20c
(quar.)
5%%.
.
;
Nut__
Products—
Foods
Morton
1
10-
10-
(quar.)
preferred
5.80%
preferred Xquar.)___
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Northern. Ohio$Telephone,-^conir (qufttf.)
*
9-14
/'/Northern Pacific Ry.. (quar,)^.^^*^-w__
9-14. Tf. Noruiern Quebec .Power; .common
(quar.)*-
ao-
62 %C
*
9-21
.;
When
Payable
<,
Payment for September and October
$1.06'A
(quar.)
<
1
11-1
Per
share
Company
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Quarterly
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)______
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)___^_
Piatt Corp., class A—
9-18
11-1
41-
$1.25
$1.37%
9-17
; 10-1
\+$1.75
t$l,75,
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
preferred
Northern
9-17
Inc. (See Pniup Morris, inc.)
Mqrria (Philip)
Morton
10-
.
:,t25c
Morrell
Morrow
9-17
1
•10.-^1
>i69-%'6ri. .10-
»
Moore
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.)
(John)
& Co.. (quar.)
10.
preferred
preferred
." Northern Insurance Co.
8-31
10-15
v
$1.75;
x_v
^common /tquar.)^—
preferred <( quar.)
25c
:.../
.
1
9-28
^
Name of
9-21
10-
t,v
38c
4.40%
9-11
.
common
Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
4.22%
8-31
9-28
1%
(Mass.)_,
Gas,
Illinois
4'A%
'4%%
9-30
(stock dividend)
Utilities;., common
(quar.).
preferred ;(quar.)__
Montana-Dakota
Co.
preferred (quar.),
5.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Northern Indiana Public Service—
9-30
<
15c
-4
5%
9-7
9-28
30&C
.
Ltd.,
.
Gas
When
Share
Penn Gas Co.
(quar.)
(quar.t
Knitting
preference
Monroe
9-18
(quar.)
pmerred
Monarch
Company
1
dividend)
Ltd.*
Name of
10-
122 %c
Breweries,
Per
Payable of Rec.
$1.22 y2
(quar.)
Materials,
Holders
When
Share
27 % c
(quar.)
common
49
U5c
5%
.
9-28
10-19
9-18
9-14
9-
7
9-10
9-17
9-21
.
s
v
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:
;
'
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1286)
Share
o} Company
Stores. Inc.,
Safeway
4.30%
Joseph Light & Power
preferred A
(quar.)—I
Corp., Ltd., common
5% preferred (quar.)
___
5%
St.
Steel
Paul
New
Fire
(initial
auar.)
preferred
San Diego Gas & Electric—
common
Common
(quar.)
Racing
Extra
—
Sandura
60c
_______
—.___-
Assn
(quar.;___^___——_____
preferred (quar.)___;
Sangamo Electric (quar.)
Savage Arms Corp. t(qilar.)
Electric
3.36%
preferred
Savannah
Sawhill
&
Power,
Sugar Refining
Tubular
(Walter J.)
Schwitzer
Corp., 5%%
5%%
5»/2%
preferred
-
preferred
84
Paper
$3.40
;
Common
—.—
84.75
A
Allied
Seaboard
Associates,
Finance
Sears Roebuck &
New
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
Corp
4%
America,
Island
common
(quar.)
&
Steel
Common
4-18
7-18
10-31
10-15
1
10-19
Standard Radio,
Standard Screw
1
11-20
Standard
11-
1
10-12
11-
1
10-12
10-15
9-18
9-20
1
Chemical,
Steak
Shake
9-25
9-10
10-
1
9-20
10-10
9-20
10-10
9-20
10-2
8-24
10-
9-21
1
10-15
9-30
10-
9-14
Stokely-Van
10-30
; 10-12
10-
3
9-14
10-
1
9-17
9-28
10-
2
8-31
25c
10-
1
9-13
11-
1
10-10
10-
1
8-31
10-
12Vic
9-25
9-
4
9-4
9-27
9-7
6c
(quar.)
1
$30c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-28
preferred
10-
1
8-31
10-
1
8-31
5c
(s-a)
10-
conv.
$1.55
Scrg
dividend)
9-24
5
5Vi %
Boss
10-
1
9-14
11'Ac
10-
1
South
preferred
5.12%
preferred
South
Carolina
South
Jersey
South
Penn
South
preferred
Southern
Canada
Common
Power
4.80%
preferred
preferred
2nd
New
Railway
5.10%
9-14
5.12%
10-15
9-28
50c
10-
Southwest
Freight Lines, class
Grease
&
Electric
1
Terminal
Texas
9-10
I
9-29
9-10
8-22
24c
9-30
9-5
27c
9-30
9-
5
11-15
10-19
$$1.50
10-15
9-20
$$1.50
10-15
9-20
$2.38
11-1
10-20r;
1
4.96%
Texas
Power
$4
&
Light,
preferred
preferred
preferred
I_I_I
$1.20
(quar.)__
55C
(s-a)
$2
11-
1
10-15
10-15
9-20
10-
9-14
1
$1
12-10
11-30
12c
9-30
9-13
12Vic
10-25
10-10
(initial)___
$1,25
10-
1
9-17
$1.16%
10-
1
9-17
$1.07
10-
1
9-17
&
Betts
Power
Thorofare
5%
initial
Time
Oil
Finance
Co.,
Co.
$1.10
V
25c
10-20
10-10 ^., 8-28 v
Times-Mirror
9-20
37 %C
10-
1
9-14
(quar.)
62 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-14
$3.70
$3.50
Union
Finance,
(quar.)—
4%
Fire
United
6%
preferred
4%$>
Class
Class
Hill
Mines.
10-1
8-31
10- 1
9-
7
9-
6
10c
Ltd.
U.
S.
Borax
U.
S.
Ceramic
&
RR.
Chemical,
Tile
Co.
10-
1
8-31
1
9-
9-14
6%c
10-31
10-16
$10c
10-26
9-28
25c
9-24
9-10
$2.50
10-10
9-2®
10c
$1.12%
(quar.)
——
-
.
fquar.)_iJ.i^—_
$1.27
11-
1
10-15
10-
1
9-14
$1.14
(quar.)
7
9-21
preferred
(quar.
U. S. Lines Co., 4%%
U. S. National Bank
B.
U
S
10-
1
8-31
10-
1
8-31
22 %c
1-1-62
10-1
9-14
9-28
9-14
12-
7
Ore.) —
Plastics-
-:J-4%
Class B (stock dividend)
Card Co. (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
8%
preferred (quar.)—
U. S. Plywood Corp., common
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
S
4
8-31
65c
Common
U
9-
1
$1.75
__
pfd. (s-a)
(Portland,
Quarterly
U.
9-21
9-24
10-
'20c
Extra
7%
9-28
'
&
Playing
27%c
Serv&teria
7%
Corp.
Corp.
Oil
10-10
9-24
10-1
9-24
10-15
9-28
22 %c
10-12
9-28
87'Ac
10-15
9-24
40c
,
10-1
9-
Mining-1—
■
——
(quar.)
preferred
Products
$1
on
9-29
9-7
9-28
30c
>
9-27
30c
11-1
$2
10-
1
1
9-14
9-13
10-
5
9-11
10c
9-28
$1.12%
10-10
9-28
15c
9-28
9-14
25c
(quar.)—
9-27
9-
7
9-15
33c
'
10-
1
9-
32c
10-
1
9-1
1
29 %C
10- 1
9-
2%
10-1
9-14
15c
Distributing
&
7
9-14
9-
62 %c
(quar.)
Pictures (quar.)
& Light, common
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.18 preferred B (quar.)
Publishing
1
9-29
26C
(quar.)
Power
Stock dividend
10-
$10c
$1.28
Universal
8-20
93%c
Electric, Ltd.
United Utilities (increased quar.)
Universal American Corp. (Delaware)—
convertible
8-20
9-26
50c
:
Towns
$2.50
10-
12 %c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
9-10
9-26
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Boston)
Co.
1
55c
.
Rubber
10-
1
Corp.—
common
6% preferred (quar.)
Utilities & Industries (quar.)
1
9-14
9-28
5c
9-14
9-21
$1.16
10-
1
9-14
10-15
1
9-14
10-1
9-14
10-
10-15
65c
Universal
$1.24
9-
27%c
-
Utah
$1.31%
9-18
9-25
40c
S. Freight (quar.)_
—i_—_
U S Gypsum Co., common (quar.)—
9-7
10-
11-15
9-28
capital gains plus 15c from net investment
9-
$1.35
12-1
25c
30c
U.
9- 7
11- l
9-24
(25c from realized
Foreign Securities
10-
$1
9-24
10-10
7%c
;
:_
10-1
(quar.)
9-14
10-10
i
37 %C
10- 1
9-15
9-28
62 %c
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.27%
"
1
9-28
^
Universal
1
8-31
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-7
''
9-10
6%c
pfd.
4%%
1
9-28
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
U.; S. Fidelity & Guaranty
10-
$1.06%
(interim)
&
9-28
40c
22c
9- 7
10-15
9-14
9-12
9-18
v
1
10-
9-28
9-27
9-28
(quar.)
10- 1
2%
9-20
40c
9-7
9-7
9-10
9-12
40c
Manufacturers
&
U S Cold Storage
9- 5
9-7
1
9-28
9-29
43 %c
:
Jersey
9-30
1
10-
35c
;
Canal
United Pacific Corp.
(quar.)
United Shoe
Machinery, common
6% preferred (quar.)
U S &
9-10
30c
—
Corp.
Improvement, common
preferred (quar.)—
Illuminating Co
Investors Corp. (Del.)—
A (monthly)—,
A (monthly)
United
1
(from net investment
Gas
United
10-
50c
;
Gas
9-19
$75c
income)
United
9-14
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar,)_
Income Fund
United
9-14
10-
Inc.—
Funds,
United
9-29
15c
Insurance
(Chicago)
Investments, Ltd.—
Fuel
United
Trust
10-
10-15
10-15
9-29
$75c
—
Trust
10-1
3
11-3
$69c
i
of Omaha
(quar.)
(quar.)_—;___
United
Artists
Corp.
(quar.)_
United California Bank (quar.)
United Clay Mines (quar.)_
S.
$1.31
10-19
10-19
11-
20c
RR., common
preferred (s-a)
S.
$1.31 %
11-15
30c
9-7
—
9-12
11-15
•
6c
1
.
1
87 %c
Pacific
U.
9-7
9-14
10-
92 %c
——
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(Canada), Ltd.
5%%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Union Investment Co.
(quar.)
United
10-1*
1
Gas
U.
$1.28
10-
32c
common
noncumulative
6%
Union
5
7
9-14
$15c
8-29
5
1
9-19
1
10-19
9-
10-
10-18
1
10-
11-15
9-
10-
1
10-
$1
9-30
7
11-
75c
$10c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
9-14
1-20
1-12
10-10
10-10
1
10-10
$1
11-
1
Van Camp Sea Food
Co. (quar.)
(J. B.) Co., 5% cl. A pfd. (quar.)
Van Sciver
Vapor
Vendo
10c
Vulcan
Corp $3
conv. prior preferred
(quar.)
Corp., common
10-15
10-15
10-
5
9-25
9-
1
10c
Corp.
11-1
$1.25
37%c
(quar.)
Company (quar.)____—_____________
Vermont National & Savings Bank
(Brattleboro)
(quar.)
Vernitor Corp. (stock dividend)..
Viau, Ltd.
(quar.)
9-29
9-12
65%c
10-
(quar.)
9-14
9-14
10-
75c
,
1
10-15
2%
$20c
9-15
1
9-28
9-14
10-10
l,
(quar.)
28c
(quar.)
common
common
9-22
10- 1
9-14
10- 1
9-14
20c
$1.25
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
Walker
Stock
Walker
(B. B.)
Shoe Co.
dividend
(Hiram)
from net
15c
10- 1
9-14
9-28
9-14
Wallace
&
40c
9-29
9-19
Walnut
Grove
(quar.)
25c
10-
1
9-12
31 %c
10-
1
9-12
31 %c
10-
1
9-12
$1.12%
$1.06%
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
30c
10-10
9-17
Walt
Ward
(quar.)__
5c
10-
5c
10-
1
1
9-20
12%c
(s-a)
•=.
9-24
9-20
J25c
yio-1
9-
7
Baking
Bros.
Warner
Bros
9-20
9-20
1
40c
10-15
9-24
6c
_____
9-28
9-14
9-29
9-17
17%
:
:
Co.
Knitting
1
9-14
10-
1
8-17
$1.37%
10-
1
9-19
9-14
16c
$5
Gas
Clutch
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
1
9-14
11-
5
10-11
10c
9-30
$1.25
(increased)
10-
1
29c
9-29
36 %c
11-15
9-15
9-20
9-
7
y.
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Mills tquar.)___,
conv.
Motor
9-14
10-
12 %c
Brake &
Corp.—
series C
1
1
20c
(quar.)
Waste
1010-
10c
Pictures
Telephone Co.,
c
20c
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Natural
Wayne
9-20
10-
income
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Warner Electric
King
10-1
Products
Washington
Waukesha
5c
Ltd.
Productions
(Jim)
Warren
11-15
::L
Worts,
Investment
(quar.)
Tiernan
Warner
(quar.)
class A
Press
Disney
Walter
9-14
11-30
Investing Corp.—
Quarterly
17%c
(accum.)
9-28
20c
i
&
.__
Street
$1.12%
(quar.)
:
Gooderham
Quarterly
Wall
:.
(quar.)
Co. .(quar.)
Tip Top -Canners, Ltd.,
preferred
Wallace
preferred
(Ky.)
9-4
1
31 %c
(quar.)
pfd.
$1.20
1
10-
31 %c
(quar.)
70c pfd.
(quar.)
10-
25c
.
$4.50
Vulcan-Hart
6%
11-1
9-18
1
10- 1
Extra
:
1
10-
$1,222%
___;
(quar.)
5%
non-conv.
preferred B (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)_;
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Tidewater
10-
10-19
9-30
1
Markets,
conv
62 %c
-
$4.00
9-14
10c
Co., common
(quar.)
Tool
—
9-28
Smelting Refining &
preferred
(quar.)—
1
Thomas Industries,
Thompson-Starrett,
Thor
9-18
11-15
S.
11-
preferred
conv.
9-18
1
45c
U.
11-
8-31
preferred
1
10-
$1.12%
12-14
11-
9-20
$5
10-
City)-^-
Y.)
common
12-28
10-5
9-14
32c
67 %c
(quar.)
Co.,
Shoe
$1.19
common
Thomas
9-17
9-28
preferred
S.
$1.14
Inc.,
Utilities
Electric
U.
$1.16
$1.16%
•
pfd.
9-28
9-29
$4.50
9-7
$1.21
Textron,
Texas
Union
10- 1
(Del.)—
$4.56
10-19
5%
!
Corp.
(N.
S.
(quar.)
9-15
7
Co.
U.
(quar.)
1
9-
Street
Trust
9-20
35c
10-
j
Salle
La
9-14
1
10-10
12 %c
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp., Ltd., com. (quar.)_
60c non-cum. partic. 2nd pref. (quar.)
Union Bank (Los Angeles) (quar.)
1
9-
Pharmacal
$4.76
South
10- 1
10-
9-14
10-17
—
(Jersey
Jersey
10-
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4% pfd.
^
10-
9-7
preferred
Inc.,
_
9-29
Southwestern Electric Service—
5%%
Texas
$1.25
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas)
(quar.)
9*- 4
Texas Gas Transmission—
Textiles,
1
Power—
(quar.)
10- 1
10-15
$1.18
Service, $5.08 pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__
$4 preferred (quar.)_—
9-15
45C
;
9-25
9-10
9-7
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-17
10- 9
1
;
1
(quar.)
10- 1
9-25
10-1
(quar.)_
Corp.
10-
preferred
preferred
Oil
Forging
Union
8-31
9-23J
10-
(quar.)
dividend
$1 12%
27Vic
A
9-29
$1.15
Electric
$4.84
ctf.)
10-23
10- 1
$4.64
5.40%
preferred
$4,40
Texas
208
9-15
9-28
25c
Universal-Cyclops Steel (quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)
8 %
preferred (quar.)
Universal Marion Corp., common (quar.).
4%% preferred (quar.)„_______________
_
(quar.)i.-_^_i_
Transport
American
Stock
$4.56
common
Oil
preferred
9-14
1
10-
5.25%
9-12
9-28
23c
...
9-15
1
Inc
Corp.—
convertible preferred
$1.50
$1.25
2nd
5.24%
1
9-12
9-28
10-
25c
Telephone
Paper Mills,
Southwest
5%
6
9-28
,
,
Southland
Southwestern
4.90%
9-
1
10-
10c
New
of
9c
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__»
preferred (quar.)_i_'_-
9-10
9-20
9-28
10-
10-
Co., Ltd.—
(stock trust
2%-%-
$1.12%
2nd preferred
$20c
3
9-20
$1.02%
4.72%
9-15
10-
Industries
Twin
9-18
$1.06%
4.65%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
England
pfd.
9-10
7Vic
(quar.)
9^2
1
2%
div.)
class
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.15
(quar.)
10-
18c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.50%
$63Vic
preferred
Southern
5%
4.25%
9-12
9-10
(quar.)_____
Southern
4.65%
4.10%
9-12
10-
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
Common (quar.)
4.28%
9-15
$1.12%
(increased-quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-
.
Service
\8-13
Transmission—
1
Gas & Water—
preferred
Gas
10-1
10-16
7%c
Steel
$2
___
non-cumulative
Tennessee
$4c
-
$25c
Co.
9c
Ohio,
9-26
25c
(quar.)
Common
of
preferred
Southern Fertilizer & Chemical Co.
4.75% preferred (s-a)
$5
Co.
9-26
10-
50c
participating preferred
Participating
$4.50
$5
9- 3
9-17
30c
6%
Southern
9-28
9-28
Service
B
1
$30c
$20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Class
4.64%
original preferred
4.32%
Telephone
9- 3
4 60%
Southeastern Telephone (quar.)
Southern California Edison—
5%
9-14
-
9-10
Company, Ltd.
(quar.)
Southeastern Propane Gas Co.
(quar.)
Public
9-14
1
9-15
9-10
Southam
Southeastern
1
9-28
64-ArC
(quar.)__
10-15
9-28
9-28
25c
Tamblyn.
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
11- 1
10-1
12 %c
(quar.)______
56 Vic
Co.
■
40c
20c
(quar.)
10-
Puerto
8%
pfd.
5%
Inc.
57%c
Pittsburgh Water, 4%%, pfd.
Rico Sugar, common
South
(James),
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
Szabo Food Services,
62 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Gas
1
9-20
9-18
15c
Company
(quar.).
.______.—
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
xoc
(quar.)
10-
lc
5%
~I~~Z
com.
10-15
62%c
(quar.).
10-
$1.38
& Gas,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
9-14
10-15
5c
.
.
<
of America
Co.
Sweets
10-
1
17%c
________
10-31
_
_
,
1
10-
1
38%c
(quar.)
..
9-15
10- 1
$1.13
36c
v;
Mining Co. (quar.)_
Super Valu Stores, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Supervised Shares
7
11-
Quarterly
New
5c
-
.
10c
(quar.)
4.60%
Chemical, common (reduced)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
LL
Sunbeam Corp.
(quar.)
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—
dividend-,
9-
income)
Sun
Stock
1
'
Trico
United
65c
10-
25c
preferred (quar.)—__,—
Products
(quar.)_
:
10- 5
JyZ;
7
$$1.12%
$2.70
11-1
50%
10-
11-
31 Vic
__
preferred
4.50%
...
adrs
12 Vic
common
Carolina Electric
5%
on
$70c
(quar.)
dividend
.
(G.), Ltd. (quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% conv. pfd. (s-a)
Taylor Instrument Co.
(quar.)
Tecno-Vending Corp., class A (stock
$50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Stock dividend
Talcott
Ltd.—
preferred
...
9-
Corp. (stock dividend)——
Tri-Continental Corp., common (quar.)
Keno
9-14
Manufacturing Co.
Stock
1
100%
(quar.)
preferred
11-
1
Ltd.—
Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Paper Co.,
12-
$25e
(initial)
Sommers Drug Stores,
50c
Propane Gas—.
1
Radio
Trav-Ler
Merchants
i
7
10-
of America—
Williams
United
10-15
9-
$50c
|
—
(quar.)_
&
United
10-31
7
1
*
Transportation Corp.
9- 7
10-1
9-28
9-
10-
>
15c
9- 5
9-5
15c
1
Corp
10* %
10- 1
10-1
$1.25
25c
9-19
10-
J20c
Transcontinental Bus System,
9-5
10- 2
...
(quar.) __!
9-13
J20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
6c
(quar.)_____;
9-15
10-1
*.
Drill
16c
r
1
10- 1
25c
Yards
$1.25
—
common
Swift" &
Paper Mills,
(quar.)
preferred
Corp..
preferred 1952 series (quar.)
(John) & Sons, Ltd.—
Summers
preferred
A
9-14
Corp. Fund—
5%
Trans-Lux
10-
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
10-
19c
Suburban
Common
6%
3%
-—-
Sunshine
$15c
Industries,
;
preferred
Trans-Canada
25c
10c
—
25c
(quar.)—
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., $5 pfd.
Stuyvesant, Inc. (quar.)_
9-14
$15c
(stock
preference
9-11
—
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)__.
Trane
Company
(quar.)
Class
9-14
9-25
___.—
5%
Transue
10-1
Ltd., class A. (quar.)_.
5%
Studebaker
5.20%
10-10
(quar.)
common
Extra
60c
B
United
preferred
Stubnitz-Greene
Finance
Class
10-
5c
12%c
(quar.)—
—
Twist
9-28
9-18
9-14
12-17
10- 1
9-14
9-5
.
5c
v
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Corp.
Stock
10-15
10- 1
10-1
1- 1
10-15
9-28
10- 1
-
Stratoflex, Inc.
(increased-quar.)
Strawbridge <fc Clothier, $5 pfd. (quar.)
9-14
2
Inc.
Traders
Co.
Company
Towmotor
Union
(NYC)
Co.
—
Stock dividend
Ltd.—
(quar.)
common
(Howard)
2nd
Stop & Shop
9-12
>
prior
5%
10-12
10-30
—
(quar.)
Camp,
Packing
Torrington
9- 7
9-29
9-14
12-14
9-14
9-14
11-20
9-10
dividend
5%
10-12
10-30
preferred
preferred
Stock
9-14
1
$56 %c
(quar.)
Skyline Homes
Sonotone
Sterling National Bank & Trust
Quarterly
& Stern Textiles, common
4%%
Tobin
Holders
Payable of Rec.
'>
-
Union
9-28
12-31
9-28
10- 1
12- 1
10-1
Stern
(quar.)—
Stetson
(John B.)
(quar.)
Stix Baer & Fuller Co., 7% pfd.
10-
—_—._
A
Construction
9-11
40c
10c
56c
57c
25c
43%c
20c
(quar.)__
Stephenson Finance (stock dividend)
Sterling Brewers Inc. (quar.)
10-25
l2Vic
9-17
9-17
9-14
9-14
$1.25
$1.25
25c
$12 %c
2%
25c
(quar.)
10-22
1
7%c
(quar.)
1
Ltd*—
A, B and C
$2.80
preferred
preferred
5%
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.
Stedman Bros., Ltd. (quar.)—
11-
2c
9-20
9-14
9-14
9-14
10- 1
9-28
9-28
10- 2
10- 2
10- 1
9-27
10-15
class
&
Union
3%%
(Del.)
11-10
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd.—
$2
n
5%
9-14
10-10
10-
(monthly)
45c
9-28
9-13
9-14
Stecher Traung Lithograph
10c
(quar.)
Somerville
87%c
Stauffer
$$1.75
A
9-28
9-28
12%c
9-17
9-21
(quar.)
Brewing
Hardware
New
(quar.)
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
10-10
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
State Bank of Albany
9-17
$50c
class
9-14
9-25
(quar.)—
(N. Y.) (quar.)
series
2nd
9-17
$25c
Silverwood Dairies
Smith
(quar.)
Co.
1
10-
1
(quar.)
class A
Ranier
Class
Ltd.
Structural Steel Ltd.
Stanley Home Products (quar.)
Stanley Works
(quar.)
Starrett
(L. S.) Co. (increased quar.)
Starrett
Corp., 50c conv. pfd.
(quar.)_»
50c
10- 1
10-10
30c
$15c
50c
25c
25c
12 %c
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
Corp.
9-27
10-1
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Breweries, Ltd.
A
Poor's
&
9-30
9-30
10-15
9-14
9-14
9-14
93%c
$10c
20c
$5c
.
Standard
Standard
Products,
Realty
Underwriter
preferred (quar.)
Paving & Materials, Ltd
'3%%
Top
When
Share
Class B
Tishman
Per
v
.>■
of Company
Trust
'
.
(Ohio)—
Co.
11-
10-
37 Vic
(quar.)_
Centers,
B
Oil
Standard
9-14
B
Class
5-1-63
8-1-63
1
(quar.)
Shulton, Inc.,
Class
1-18
22Vic
Corp.
preferred
Simon
2-1-63
10-
(quar.)
Association, (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada,
Sick's
10-18
$1.31 %
(quar.)
Shawmut
Sicks'
1
11-
Financial Corp., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
a..
$3
preferred B
(quar.)
Standard Fruit & Steamship—•
$3 participating preferred (accum.)
Standard Holding Corp.
(quar.)
Water & Power—
preferred
Class
9-30
9-17
$1
Co
Oil & Gas
Shopping
10-15
6%c
:_
preferred (quar.)
7%
9-21
10-15
'
.
11- 1
9-30
75c
20c
$5.80
12 Vic
(John)
4 Vi %
.V:,'
Standard
10-1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5.25 preferred
Shawinigan
4%
9-28
9-14
1
9-14
9-19
11-19
17%c
14c
$1.45
75c
—
.
12-
12%c
12Vic
20c
Leather
Sharon
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
12- 1
Co.— *'
Electric
Quarterly
10-
(NY)
;
Shamrock
;
4% %
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Latz,
Inc.,
Sexton
$1.60
Standard
9-28
9-17
5c
(quar.)
com.
50c
B
Seton
Dredging Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
10c
2nd
&
Chemical
-vi
9-10
10- 1
8-21
9-17
8-21
8-31
8-31
10c
40c
Industries—
Standard
(Winston-Salem,
Co.
preferred
Servel,
Stamford
9-19
1
9-20
33 Vh %
Trust
&
of
conv.
Class
9-19
9-30
10-
(New Haven)—
Security National Bank of Long
Quarterly
Seligmhn
8-24
10-26
9-7
$1.25
$1.18%
$1.56%
35c
(quar.)
(initial)
common
50c
9-28
8-24
9-28
25c
pfd.
$5
dividend
Security Life
Quarterly
Selas
10-15
10-19
10-19
10-19
10-19
10-19
10-19
10-19
10-19
10-19
10-19
10-19
15c :■■■ 9-28
5c
10-15
20c
9-28
20c
10- 1
$1.12%
10- 1
25c
10- 1
$1.63
10- 1
25c
9-29
(A. G.) & Bros., Inc.—
Spartans Industries Inc. (quar.)—_..
Sparton Corp. (resumed)
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 preferred (quar.)_
Springfield Insurance Co., com. (quar.)
$6.50 preferred
(quar.)
Square D Company (quar.)
10-15
15c
$1.12Vi
40c
7Vic
Inc
Co.,
Security Insurance
Stock
9-28
10-15
85c
preferred (quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
Milling (quar.)
preferred
preferred
S6.25
9-28
10-26
$68%c
Line
Air
Seaboard
9-28
10-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
series
Seaboard
10-15
.
Spalding
10c
10c
—____—
pfd. series A (quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoot-Barney, Inc.—
S4.50
9-18
10-10
27Vic
2%%
10c
1st
conv.
Seaboard
r
$1
(quar.)
Holdings,
York
&
—
—
(quar.)
preferred
5Vi%
7
Co.—
preferred
Scottish
(quar.)
(quar.)_
A
preferred A
preferred A
Scott Aviation (stock div.)
Scott & Fetzer (monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
Scott
9-
10-15
10c
15c
$1.09
30c
20c
37 %c
36c
27%c
27%c
27 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)(quar.)
(quar.)
5%%
10-10
1
50
Corp., class A
A
10-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Schneider
10-17
18%c
-
common
(quar.)—_—_____
Products
Schering Corp., 5%
.4
——._
(quar.)
A
9-14
5c
.
conv.
Savannah
10- 5
15c
:
~_.——
Co.
12- 3
32c
22c
22Vic
25c
28c
—
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5.60%
preferred (quar.)
Juan
12-17
$1.10
4%%
San
9-25
10-25
32c
...—
(quar.)
(increased-quar.).
preferred
4.40%
9-14
10-1
11c
Regis Paper, 4.40%
St.
1
1
Insurance—
Marine
92%c
11- 1
97%c -11- 1
$1.03%
11- 1
$1.06%
11- 1
$1.10
11- 1
27%c - 11- 1
$1.15
11- 1
$1.18%
11- 1
$1.40%
11- 1
27%c
11- 1
31 %c
11- 1
._
•••■
.
Name
Tip
preferred (quar.)
:
preferred
(quar.)
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)_,
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)____
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)__
5.62%%
preferred
(quar.)_
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)_.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Sovereign Investors, Inc.— J:
.
Quarterly from net investment income—
3.90%
—
1011-
$1.25
(quar.)
Castings
&
8-31
Monday, September 24, 1962
.
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Service—
Public
Southwestern
3.70%
8-31
1
-
'
.'
preferred (quar.)
Louis
St.
.
1
10-
$1.25
t25c
t$1.25
(quar.)—
Louxs-San Francisco Ry.
5%
St.
,f
*
.
Lawrence
8-31
,
10-
$1
$1.07%
_
St.
St.
9-30
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
40c
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4%
Per
Holders
When
Per
flume
.
,
1
Co.
50c
L i. J
I 50c
9-30
10J.
1
9-
10-
1
-9-18
6
Volume
Number 6197
196
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
When
Per
■
'
Name
of Company
Weatherford
Weber
(R.
V.)
Share
(stock
Co.
Showcase
&
preferred
dividend)..
Fixture
The property is without a known
body of commercial ore and
proposed program is exploratory in nature.
Payable of Rec.
3%
(quar.)
Holders
10-25
Weiss
Bros.
Weissberg
Class
9-14
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Stores,
Class
Inc.
(Delaware)
R.) Corp.,
(monthly)
A
class A
1
12 Vic
(quar.)
1010-
1
(monthly)
•
10c
10c '
9-29
20c
20c
10-15
10-15
40c
(monthly).
9-15
12-;15
11c
...
10-15
11-15
10c
;
1011-
v 10-10
1
1
Class
Management,
B
(quar.).
Welis Fargo
Werman
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
Power, .common
80c
4.40%:
Utilities
——
9-20
10-15
9-20
the
10-1
9-15
finance
the
10-
9-10
various
cities
Western
Canada
Western
V.
p.
Carolina
Breweries
25c
9-28
J'iOc
(quar.)
12-
Telepnone (quar.)
10c
Western Casualty & surety
(quar.—30c *
Western Electric Co—--—
90c
Western
Western
9-21
9-29
9-12
/=•
10-
1
12-
1"
11-13
1
10-11
"Le
10-
1
9-12
Morris
ment
25c
9-28
9-21
(quar.)
70c
9-28
9-21
(quar.).
15c
9-28
9-21
40c
9-28
9-21
32c
9-29
9-17
preferred
(quar.)
Massachusetts
Western
Natural
Western
Power
Stock
4.75%
Cos.
Gas, 5%
&
pfd.
dividend
(quar.)
series A
preferred
$2.75
5%
preferred
5%
Tool
Extra
Utilities
Foods,
(quar.)
Ltd.,
class
A
Foods
$5 preferred
9-10
preferred
Whitehall
Whitehall
Fund
Mfg.
Inc.
Wieboldt
(quar.)..
.
Williamhduse-* (The)—Inc:—stock
.iw
Willson --Stationers
Wilson
&
$4.25
•&
Company,
preferred
Winfield
l*v<
1
9-7
9-10
common
6%
Electric
preferred
Wisconsin
Wolf
Corp.,
class
Wolverine
Quarterly
Wood
Class
A
4Vi %
preferred
World
9-20
Earnings
10-
1
9-20
—V.
1
9-15
11-
1
10-5'
10-1
9-14
9-29
9-14
10-31
10-15
10-12
y
-
8c
Co.
(Mich.)
t$1.12Vi
Bank
9-28
9-
5
(Mass.)..
Co
50c
Express
&
Mfg.
Steel
Rros
class
Co.
A
9-17
1
10-
9-
4
9-20
1
9-20
11-
1
10-19
12-
1
11-20
(quar.)
7c
10-
10-15
1
25c
10-
1
9-11
25c
(quar.)
Door
10-15
n-i—
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Park
&
17Vic
10-1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
7Vic
9-29
9-15
t2c
10-15
9-29
t2c
10-15
9-29
25c
9-26
9-12
$1.25
Curry
(quar.).
Speculative Investment Fund of Canada
Extra
'
______
Young
10-
25c
Spring
&
Wire____
acquired
the
Jewelry Co.
(quar.)
15c
Zenith
Flectric
Radio
10-10
t5c
Zenith
20c
Zerox
*
Corp.
Supply. Ltd. (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
28c
9-14
9-28
9-
10-
7
share
per
192,
:
:
1961
$202,013
23,382
13.1c
$ Payable
in
Canadian
resident
tax
funds,
15%;
Less
y
33,672
1402.
p.
J date
income
down
by March 29,
1963.
primarily to refinance exist¬
196,
474.
p.
S.
Less Jamaica
the
Non¬
source.
7%.
date
was
incorrect.
corrected
payment
is indicated here,
date
funds, less 15%
income
The
Canadian nonresident tax.
Net
year
income
reported
In
the
interim
for
31,
George
1962,
the
period last yead
same
Consolidated sales volume
shareholders
to
report
Richman,
manufacturer-retailer
cents
55
share
Continued from page 8
mineralized
with
pyrite and pyrrhotite was observed and
on
the company's property.
A sample
taken abcut the middle of said 400-foot length was assayed to run
approximately $21 per ton in gold over a width of 2.5 feet. Another
sample taken 100 feet north of the first sample was assayed to run
for
about
approximately $1.40
the south end
at
over
2-foot
a
silicified
Two
these
of
ton over
per
was
width.
shear
feet
400
zones
a
3-foot width, and
sample taken
a
assayed to run approximately 70 cents per ton
Four other samples
were
taken on parallel
about
samples
400
feet
assayed
northwest
to
of
main
the
shear.
approximately 70 cents
per -ten in gold, one sample approximately 35 cents per ton and the
other sample showed
a
mere
trace of gold.
These samples were
taken
the
on
exposed
property
and
surface
have
for
the
property
at shallow
drilling
neers
the
or
last
examination
company
pling
weathered
become filled
The
of
were
and
ten
No
work
except
has
recent
been
minor
to
depths.
be attempted
geologists.
carry
more
If
if
.
...
out
a
detailed
stripping
warranted,
and
deeper
done
on
sampling
field
the
toward
recommended
by
_
the
nursing homes, bowling alleys
throughout the United Slates.
a majority of all shopping
has provided financing for
in
cities
many
Indiana
and
in
recently arranged the mortgage for the
dollar. Riley Center apartment development in down¬
Indianapolis.
j.
The
purchaser, Alleghany Corp., owns a controlling interest in
the New York Central Railroad and Investors Diversified Services,
Inc., the big Minneapolis-based financial company.
The company
also owns the Courthouse Square property in Denver, Colo, which
centers
multlmillion
town
leased
is
John
to
D.
Webb
&
Knapp.
President
Murchlson,
of Alleghany said "Savill-Mahaffey
to us to be a growth company.
It is staffed by competent,
youthful, aggressive and knowledgeable personnel. It will provide
Alleghany with an excellent entry into the mortgage banking and
related
real estate fields
through an organization well equipped
with
the
"The
the
talent,
company
real
experience and contacts Alleghany seeks.
.will off^r mjalifled personnel to investigate many
transactions thAt come to Alleghany's attention.
estate
business
for
an^»$jyide it ^^;fpther oppp^unjty for
ex¬
Alleghany
should
Savill-Mahaffey
pansion.
be
able
a
gerjer^te
to
\
...
-in1'
additional
; ■->
1
Sawyer's Inc.—Additional
Financing Details—Our
Sept. 13 of
Sept. 17, 1962 issue reported the sale on
$1,250,000 of this firm's 6% convertible subordinated
debentures due Sept. 15, 1977, at par, and 100,000
shares of its capital stock at $6.25 per share. Addi¬
tional financing details follow:
names of the
principal underwriters and
respective amounts of debentures and of shares of capital stock
of them has severally agreed to purchase are as follows:
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
of
men's
McDowell
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.
for
the
six
the
J.
company
increased
months
this
of
He added
that it was
to determine
what
company's
profit might be, largely because most income is earned
during the last three months of the calendar year.—V. 194, p. 1428.
Sells Fare Register
The
company has announced sale of all assets pertaining to its
register line for an undisclosed amount to Farebox Corp. of
America, Inc. of Wichita, Kan. This transaction will not affect
Rockwell's taximeter business in any way.
]
.Farebox has agreed to furnish parts and
service and assume
warranties on fare registers
Manufacturing's standard
to the transaction.—V. 196,
American
Oil
—
p.
475.
■
proposes
Royalite,
other
diamond
company's
engi¬
Inc
60,000
>
i
5,000
First Securities
E.
Richter
Hinkle
F.
Co.
Corp.
Co., Inc
I.
20,COO
20.000
20,000
—
Co.
20.000
1,500
20.000
1,500
1,500
1,500
2,000
Simon &
M.
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc.
George Weston & Sons, Inc.
I.
Zilka, Smither &
K.
Brown
J.
Donald
R.
I.
—V.
Co., Inc.
Inc.
Co.,
&
Dickenson
G.
E.
&
Sloan
&
C.
Co.,
—Our
—
20,000
20,000
15,000
_______
15,000
'4
'
1.0C0
—.
Co
Hagen & Co.,
196,
I
8 000
Inc.
&
Mason-Hagan,
«
i
2,000
Inc.
1,500
Inc.
1147.
p.
Corp.—Additional
Paper
Details
Financing
Sept. 17, 1962 issue reported the sale of 150,000
on this firm's 6%
cumulative convertible pre¬
ferred
stock
at
Additional financing
$10 per share.
details follow:
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
(subject
agreed
the
company
the
company
certain
to
named
conditions i
below
severally
have
purchase
to
respective numbers of shares of preferred
set forth below, if any are purchased:
from
the
stock ol
Shares
Stearns
Bear,
C.
A.
&
18,000
Co
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
to make an
Walston
those
H.
J.
&
Hentz
A.
Co.,
Hogle
&
&
Co.,
196, p.
10.000
6.000
6,000
6.000
6,000
Inc
Smith
10,000
10,COO
Co
&
Hirshberg,
Zuckerman,
—V.
—
Co
Black
,
18,000
Co
&
Lestrange
&
18.000
Inc
—
—-
Arthurs,
&
Co.,
Inc.
Co
&
Westheimer
Norrls
24,000
18,000
Co
Allyn &
Bache
Co
Inc
&
Co.__
;
1147.
.
of
of
1962
The
$1.2
a
currently produces 4,300 B/D of crude oil and con¬
1961 sold 134 million gallons of petroleum products.
refineries at K&mloops, B. C. and Saskatoon, Sask.; with
and in
total
capacity of 14,000 B/D.
participated for
Royalite has
ties
tar
carried
for
out
sands.—V.
195,
Schlumberger Ltd.—Net Up 22.1%—
The
company
the
2383.
p.
•'
f
ment
Rusco
This
of
Industries,
combine
of
Industries, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
boards
the
two
directors
common
action
of
Rusco
Industries
and
Raymond Devel-
separately on Sept. 18 and agreed to
companies on the basis of issuing 1,386,000 shares
Inc.
met
stock
must
be
operating revenues for the six months
Servel, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
v
many years in the research activi¬
recovery-of petroleum "from the Athabasca
On
Sept.
for
Raymond Development Industries.
by the shareholders of each cc*n-
approved
19,
offer
The
the company announced
an
offer to purchase
or
Corp,,
of
was
1962
over 50%
of the 1,220,000 outstanding shares of
currently outstanding.
transfer
tax
and stock exchange
commissions, Servel's
700,000 shares,
Sonotone
Free
The
has reported
June 30, 1962, of $127;131.000 compared to S113.728.0C0 for
period in 1961. Net income for these periods was $9,748,000 or
$1.83 per share and $7,985,000 or $1.50 per share, respectively, an
increase of 22.1%.—V. 196, p. 581.
ended
this
million.
company
densate,
It operates
survey
sam¬
Co.,
8,000
3,000
90,000
2.000
2.000
1,500
Receives Share Exchange
than
&
9,000
9,000
100,000
—_
________——
o1
offer to all common
resident in U. S., to
exchange any or all of their shares on the basis of one common
share of British American for each two common shares of Royalite.
This announcement was made by E. D. Loughney,
President of
British American and Charles Hay, President of Royalite.
The
board
of directors of Royalite
has approved the terms of
the proposed B-A offer and will recommend
its acceptance to all
shareholders.
The principal shareholders, controlling approximately
40% of the stock, have advised that they are prepared to accept the
offer.
;•
'/•'%
;/•/ •
.';'v — —
The offer will be made shortly to each Royalite common share¬
holder except those resident in the U. S.
Royalite is a fully integrated oil company carrying on business
in Western Canada with reported earnings for the first six months
of
Co., Inc.
Inc.
60,000
shares
prior
20,000
20,000
25,000
25.000
20,000
Saxon
—
&
Co.,
&
—
Bingham, Walter & Hurry. Inc.—.-—
Walker, Austin & Waggoner
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
the
year-end
—-
Hogle & Co.
Scherck.
yeajr.
difficult
Shares
$300,000
300,000
100.000
&
Fusz-Schmelzle
on
end
A.
May
of the nation's largest
clothing, reported con¬
president
boys'
and
Blosser
Walston
10%.
ended
The expansion will be accom¬
plished without the necessity of borrowing any funds," the Richman
Rusco
trenching and
by
clinics,
medical
houses
from
up
v.
geological
probing
motels,
Straus,
by the company, and the pits and trenches
along with
years
run
overgrown.
proposes
will
surfaces.
and
discount
company
748,182 shares outstanding July 31, 1962,
net income of $422,231, or 53 cents a share on 716,977
outstanding a year earlier.
"The spring season was a good one in our northern stores, at¬
tributable in part at least, to good weather," Mr. Richman said.
"This enabled us to sell a larger percentage of our summer goods
at regular prices than during the previous year.
"We plan a considerable extension of our efforts in the discount
a
shareholders
Investment News
well
mortgagee.
The
shares
sold
General Corporation and
traced
1953
Savill-Mahaffey conducts a large residential mortgage financing
It has arranged financing for office buildings, apartment
solidated sales and income of $24,379,474, compared with $22,104,147
for the same period the previous year.
Net income totaled $451,579
British
zone
one
FHA
the first half of its current fiscal
company for
net
over
to shareholders.
an
July
of
7%
rose
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd.
Proposal—
y
lor approximately $4oO,GOO Mr. Savill said.
with only
three employees, Savill-Mahaffey
years
in
to be the largest mortgage banking company In Indiana
of the ten largest in the Midwest.
The company has a
grown
Amount
Rockwell
tax.
Co.
"
10%; Net 7%—•
fare
tax.
and/or record
t Payable in U.
at
Mortgage
which each
Line—
deductible
tax
three
next
of
Rockwell Manufacturing* Co.
tax
resident
Previously published
British
Savill-Mahaffey
president,
servicing portfolio of over $120 million, a staff of 40
people and offices in Indianapolis, Gary, Ind., Louisville, Ky., and
Dayton, Ohio.
Engaged in the business of originating, brokering; and servicing
loans, the company is a loan correspondent for many major U.S.
life
insurance
companies, savings banks and pension funds and
Federal
National
Mortgage Association.
It is
also
an
approved
8.2c
:
9-7
1
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
a
x
9-10
'
9-28
1
Savill,
Founded
president said.
Zale
(72%)
interest „ in
by Alleghany Corp.
for
approximately $1,200,000.
announced.
Alleghany has also been given an option to buy the remaining
28% interest in the Indianapolis-based company at any time during
A.
appears
64,649
37,107
Richman Brothers Co.—Sales Up
or
System,
Town®
Yosemite
1
9-28
$1
Yale
York
10-
18c
(monthly)
$.20
$266,006
ing obligations.—V.
5
(s-a)___;
234,857
$1.28
1962
Proceeds will be used
5
9-
$1.25
:
controlling
9-14
9-
9-28
25c
Youngstown
5%
1
9-28
25c
Yale
7%
9-14
10-
195, p. 2494.
and
Reynolds Metals Co.—Bonds Sold Privately—On,
Sept. 21, 1962, it was reported that $50,000,000 of this
firm's 5%% first mortgage bonds due Dec. 1, 1987,
had been sold
privately to institutional investors.
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., and "Reynolds & Co., Inc.,
New York City assisted in placing the financing.
The company stated that $25,000,000 of the bonds
had been issued Sept. 20 and the balance will be
10-10
30c
Extra
•
1
75c
Monthly
Monthly
Yovnker
2
9-25
10-1
$40c
-
Inc., common...
National
Jr.
11-
A
was
Albert
houses
170,000
income after taxes
taken
10c
36.COO
mortgage
404,857
—__
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(Wm.)
10-
<
10-10
—
(quar.)
Press
9-20
9-14
10-
12Vic
^
•
from
water¬
9-20
— 40c
...
County
Color
Wrigley
1
$1.06,/4
(quar.)
preferred
Worcester
10-
10- 9
—
Woodward & Lothrop,
Extra ;;
5%
Net
5%
to
shares
common
and
to increase the
provide for the
Savill-Mahaffey Mortgage Co.—New Control—
and
of
1,767,000
—1,506,538
Net income before taxes
9-14
t$2.50
(quar.)
Industries,
'
-
9-11
75c
1:
Rusco
through
and associates.—V.
.
9-17
.
of
be asked
—
Secondary Stock
19; 1962, it was reported that a
of 77,000 shares of this firm'*
stock had been made at $30.25 per chare
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York City,
common
income
acres
Resiflex Laboratory, Inc. (and Wholly Owned Sub¬
sidiaries)—Quarterly Report—.
.
9-30
10-1
10- 1
number
stock
common
Savannah Electric & Power Co.
has
3,273,538
:
_____
9-28
81 Vic
$1.06Vi
(quar.)
Tanning
_____
(John)
earnings
earnings per share..
194, p. 1280.
—V.
10-10
(monthly).."
&
9-17
$1.50
Light
A
Shoe
■}'
7
Fund—
Power —
&
sales
10c
(quar.)
Fuel
Net
IOc
J
32
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Net sales
...
Wisconsin
v
1
9-
shares ol
stockholders will
Offering—On Sept.
secondary offering
developments
housing
9-15
8c
Industries
Monthly
10-
30c
Ltd
help
in
to
garages
$10,997,804.—
1962
1961
$77,162,175 $65,924,362
Net
6
9-14
—
10-
,«
(quar.)__:_______
Growth
>
July 1—
9-
9-26
9-28
10-
-
dividend)
Envelopes,
used
and
of
Reeves Brothers, Inc.—Annual Report—
Earnings before income taxes.
Provision for income taxes.
25c
<reduced-quar.)
s-tVj-6
preferred .'(auarj.^........
3V4%. preferred (quat/J—i-,,-*$4.25 preferred (quj*£—_—,___
income
approximately
on
Net
$1.25
quar.)
and
total cost
a
according to Mr. Karp. Rental
exceeds $2,200,000 annually.
situated
9-14
^ 50cw] 9-24
——
7-
is
property
Year Ended
9-14
1
common
Stores,
States,
apartments alone
lie
Co.
Co.
at
middle
8-16
10-
....
United
constructed
10-15
10- 1
10-1
$1.31 Vi
(quar.)
(initial
WiatV'(Norman)
capital
terminals
new
company. 5
9- 4
30c
(quar.)
working
43
States
1
12Vic
a
(reduced)..
common
to
of
United
construction
privately
the
9-20
10-
special meeting
business.
9-21
25c
...
(quar.)
Cement
10c
4
10-15
30c
1
common
10-
t50c
(increased).
the
9-20
48%c
(quar.)
of
•
property adjoining Long Island Sound and the East River in
the Whitestone section of Queens, N. Y.
The 32 separate build¬
ings, completed in the Spring of 1958, contain a total of 1,024
apartments with 4,608 rooms. Each of the buildings is identical,
being nine stories in height and containing only 32 apartments
per building.
As a result, each unit is a corner apartment with
double exposure and individual terraces.—V.
195, p. 2932.
12-10
•_
(quar.)._________
Motor,
5Vi%
-
1
y,
(quar,)
...
White
10-
10- 4
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
(George), Ltd., class A
Westram Corp.
(quar.)
added
construction
..j
/
front
5
—1- 2
35c
—
Westmoreland.
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
be
City.
properties
were
purchased
from
Kaye-Marq
Consolidated
for approximately $15,000,000.
"Le Havre" is one of the
The
5
25c
(quar.)_______
Weston
Wetterau
in
the
9-25
$1.25
Telegraph
Westfair
_
9- 5
1010-
10-15
25c
Union
will
and
largest
5
10-31
SI.2b
(quar.)—v
7
Western
10-
11-1
'
iOc
(reduced)
com.
,
Stamping
Western
York
has contracted to purchase the 32 nine-story
buildings and
Clearview Beach
Club
comprising the
development in Queens, N. Y., it was announced by
Karp, President of the
real estate
investment, develop¬
The
8-16
1
9-30;
59c
68%c
(quar.)
&
New
corporation
Corp.
9-14
10-31
11-
59%c
___;
(quar.).
preferred
1
1%
(quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery,
Western
10-
68c
common.
on
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.72%
37Vic
(quar.)
Approves
Havre"
Gas
preferred
5.44%
(quar.)
The
9-20
preferred
common
ICC
—-
apartment
11-
preferred
the
also owns real estate in California, and
through a wholly owned
subsidiary it manufactures fiber glass products in Israel and is
establishing a plant there to manufacture windows and doors.
RDI, Huntington Park, Calif., is a privately owned developer and
producer of fluted core and three-dimensional fiber glass products
for
the
military, electronic, construction and marine fields.
It
owns exclusive patents for the processes used.—V. 196, p. 157.
Realty Equities Corp.—Acquisition—
,
$1.50
Ry.,
Inc,
1846.
$2.65
common..
7%
4%
S.,
194,
1
5%
Western
U.
62Vic
C6.,
(quar.)
Maryland
10-
9-28
...
Securities
(quar.)..
preferred
9- 4
1
Agency,
'
On Sept; 7,
1962 the ICC authorized the company to issue up
to $6,500,000 of 6%
secured promissory notes due Dec. 31, 1977.
The notes will be sold to < the Equitable Life Assurance Society oft
-
Proceeds
1
Exchange
Express
9-20
30c
At
necessary
to complete this transaction.
Rusco Industries, Cleveland,
Ohio, is a manufacturer of metal
doors and windows with plants In Ohio, Florida and Canada.
It
stock of the company was listed
under the symbol RAD.—V. 196,
common
Stock
Note Issue—
9-14
9-10
$1.10
meetings called for this purpose. A two-thirds vote
of each company is required for approval.
the outstanding shares
currently has 1,386,230
preferred sharse outstanding.
1,000,005 shs.
v;v.v'•£'?:. —:—'.V -"
Railway
9-20
1
of
Rusco
authorized
1962 the
American
9-24
t;o.—
Western
6%
the
9-25
(quar.)
Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Bancorporation
(quar.).
A
19,
P4474.
10-15
preferred
Insurance
9-24
10-15.
West Virginia
Class
on
$1.02,/a
preferred (quar.)
preferred -(quar—.
4.10% preferred (quar.)
4.20%
Texas
Sept.
8-^30
$1.12Vi
$1.05
4V2%
West
10-
Outstanding
Radiation Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
12- 1
;
F)
(S
i
Schorr
West Penn
A
—.—
ii
&
class
Bank-American Trust Co.
Quarterly
7
.
Authorized
3,000,000 shs.
at special
pany
•
51
shares
On
income)
Wellington
if
;
Capital stock ($1 par)
—V. 195, p. 1424.
Wellington Fund {quarterly from net invest¬
ment
,
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Co.—
31 Vic %
(H.
A
the
J
9-27
v:/-\
5%'
•
(1287)'
$10
offer
per share..
"
•
-•
-a
*
will close Oct. 11, unless extended
by Servel,
the com¬
said. It added that shares of Sonotone $1.25 cumulative con¬
vertible
preferred, Series A,
and $1.55
convertible may also be
tendered in response to its offer.
pany
In
these
cases,
they
will
be
treated
as
the
equivalent
of
the
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1288)
bution
the preferred stocks are
V1
;
\
/
Servel is understood not to hold any Sonotone stock prior to this
just announced offer.
The company said it will buy the first
700,000 shares offered, if at least that number is tendered before
of
number
Oct.
(
ff
ii.
It
elect
to
The
.
all
of
tendered,
are
it
Authorized
through
will
pay
.
196,
National
the
4i
Period Ended June 30—
sales
Report—
,7
•
before
1961
$9,283,788
;
Net: earnings before tax benefit—
.'——
Special tax benefit'—
Net earnings ——
—TY-A——
388,477
of
388,477
878,555
Earnings
77 $0.44
•U.
outstandings
share
,
per
income
S.
$27,000
tax
all
loss
months
six
the
'
7
'
,
income
—V.
split
the
of
mark
with
stock."
He
earnings
year
of
million
$4.5
some
Stockholders
also
50,000
a
ended
June
See
by
agent.—V.
issue.—V.
this
192,
Manhattan
/transfer agent of
corporation.—V.
Bank,
the
192,
p.
has
City,
York
New
nounced
tional
acquired
-
See Albemarle Paper
controlling interest in the Argentine
a
Packard, Ralph Mengel,
Shaeffer's Vice-President
Aires
Buenos
$2,500,000.
it
is
company
aw>
America's largest manufac¬
with annual sales in excess ofand
tvd
h
=<
•
been
Snaeffer
sold
*7
cartridge
ball pens since 1-958 under a license agreement.
Ralph Mengel, who founded the firm in 1948, will maintain a
substantial
stock ownership
in the Argentine operation and will
tors,
to
serve
Black
Mr.
The
president
as
said.
He
:■/•/
company.
and
win
//
.•
member
a
a^so
De
Tu¬
of the board of direc-
stockholder
a
7 ■/:/■.;; "/■■•
/■•.
-
..
acquisition broadens Shaeffer!s
appointed
include
now
plant
a
Seventh Aus¬
r7
is
7
one-hour drillstem test from
an
will start
about
in
a
southwest
miles
2V2
about
days
10
the Yarrill Creek prospect
on
field/7
■about 25 miles south of the Moonie
>
>
'
with
Partners
-
Union
County
Kern
are
Land
Co.
and
the
Aus¬
■.■-••■
in
'•
■
in
the
parent 7-
•" '
■
v/\- Y;
•
income
the
of
77
Brazil.
The
•
firm, 7'
manufacturing
•
Mr,
pen
Corp. -6 Months' Report
Silent
(473,611)
—
''Excludes
gains on disposition of assets,
ill 1961.—V. .190, p. 2759. "Y '
(1,555,348)
1962 gain of $97,510 and
: '77 '' ■*:.•/"•■-■••
Universal Data Processing Corp.
Net Doubles— ;7:.7yY7Y7-;7 77"'/y'77-:/y:7
7
"
Sales Up 60%;
'ThiSDoS Angeles^ company, has reported sales fog the/fiscal, year
'June 30,. 19627 /of /$654,378i;
increase over .sales/bf
the' company's. Tabulating^-Division^* during :tue pre-
ended
$409,688*7 for
vious .year;
•
-
-
,
•
.
'-Y S7
Mv
Marcus,
Presidentr. said the^ company - discontinued its
Jupitet Press Division .prioiv to- June 3b, i981, and is' how/solely
-in "data-processing.,-.^„7 . —*•
* .■ J.
v ■
'
2 t Net ; operating; earningsVin./1962Ywere $02^07; /more/than*-double
the $27,358 earned in. data processing operations in fiscal *19617
/Losses,- front the Jupiter Press Division : reduced .the corporation's"
-1962 net earnings- to $34,376 as compared to a net,loss of $16,855
build
car
1961
$12,084,149 $11,330,230
income''
$1,250,575
,77"
1962j
saleS"iY*_//_27_/__i-__
'
Net
.
Reid- -saidvthaf /the:x:omp^y: Js
•
6,000,000 .passenger
a,
the
Channel
previous
.
.
.
,.
Securities Co., Ltd., New York City, managers of an
investment banking group, announced the public of-
Net
company
end..
V
operations in South America,
Paulo,
Sao
Corp.—V. 196, p. 1095.
U. S. Hoffman Machinery
Manufacturing Co., this issuei—V. 196, p. 582.
,
•
7 7
f t
iv
their seventh suc¬
well, Moonie 7, drilled in the Moonie field about 200 miles
Brisbane, Australia; flowed clean 44 gravity crude oil at the
Drilling
of, the
budgetihg //on7the' b{isis/. oL
in the United States during the
active in foreign markets since toe 1940'S, also has
plants in Canada, Australia- and Germany, and sales subsidiaries iir/* 1963 fiscal, year, and that production at. this level or higher should
have a /"very,; favorable Effect on Standard Products net income
England and Switzerland.—V. 194, p. 2933.
T
during the current fiscal year."
i
Y
He also outlined the company's expanded program of
operation
Shin Mitsubishi Heavy Industries—Bonds Offered— "■?
in the European Common Market and other foreign, countries/ He
On Sept. 18, 1962, First Boston Corp. and Nomura
reported that Standard" Products has increased its holdings in the
which
Drills
—
*
Y.
,
%-inch choke.
of the discovery well and
extends the productive area of the field to the south and west.
Moonie 8 will be drilled* about a-half-mile north, of Moonie ' 1.
for the fiscal year ended June 30
rose to a five-year high of $858,732 or $1.12 a share, James S. Reid,
Jr., president, said in the annual report
to shareholders.
Last
year, the Cleveland-based manufacturer of automotive and building
products reported* a net loss of $115,890; or 15 cents a- share.Y/ Sales
for the fiscal year just ended amounted to $37<563,746, Y
close tot the preceding year's total of $38,361,427..:. Shareholders'/ /
equity totalled $11,921,527;1 book value per Share-was $15.48 and <
working capital totalled $7,674,009. Bank loans of -$1/800,000 were
paid .la full. and the 'company had- no long-term ;de6t' at -the year-
pens and
continue
California
"
rate of 1,625 barrels a day during a
interval 5,802 to 5,835 feet through
Standard Products Co.—Shows Profit for Year—.
South
and ball pens,
pens
as
i
••777/": ;:/Y.**
7
Period Ended June 30—
it was an¬
of interna¬
Net
turer of fountain
York
|
.
.
The •company and its-partners have announced
Standard Oil Co. (N. J.)—May Sell Ethyl Corp.—
operations.
The
-
has
instrument firm of
by Leon H. Black,
City, has been
as its co-transfer
New
,
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Acquisition—
(W. A.)
Shaeffer Pen
writing
^
'
this issue.
Inc.,
Co.,
Co. of
Oil
Union
tralian Oil & Gas
7
Co.,
Trust
,
Welding
Superior
west of
capital $4-par*val'Ue stock
/ Y '7-/7/7 " 7/ 4 7
common
1496.
The
tralian Well—
Sound Scriber Corp.—Appointmentchase
York
Thomas & Betes Co. to act
1148.
'•//"/ ,:/'-L: /. /-.Y." /:.7,''
196, p.
See
2268.
p.
'•• •;
,•
Union Iron Works—New Control—
Corp.—Stock Purchase Offer—•
Inc.,
Bank. New
appointed
approx¬
Moonie
1961,
30,
Servel,
/.'/..
were
900. *7•
p.
—.
583.
p.
Chemical
sales, according
share restricted
annual
in
approved
'7 7/1961
1962
Thomas & Betts Co., Inc.—Appointment—
that
added
fiscal
current
196,
cessful
carry-forwards of
2933.
p.
for
taxes
add
to
Decio.
Sonotone
than
less
million
$25
new,
months
stock option plan for key employees.—V. 196,
they would have been due to application of
a subsidiary acquired in November, 1959;
carry-forwards have been fully applied in 1961.—V. 195,
loss
Net
.,,// $0.49
'
..
the
income
of
f:/7 :Yv* Y///"/*'' -/Y.>"7.
7777/————7———$1,730,920 Y $959,648
:_t——7_———1,225,333 ; :•! 7.615,115
per share——
30.49
$0.26
income
Net
shares
500,000
class
the
value
the
on
few
expected
Mr.
to
845,555
—
shares
and
Par
reach
$1.25
first
-
are
389,104
27,000
* 416,104
.
__
Number
.
773,375 •••7' 747,981
income——
taxes on
from
increased
Year Ended June 30—
Gross
in the mobile home industry."
was
common
Monday; September 24, 1962
.
Texas American OiJ/Corp.T-Annual Report—
/
;7 '
Dayton produces smaller "travel trailer" units.- The two companies
1962
$9,411,907
-
-
.
Earnings
consgmiently help the com¬
sales for
running
"prettymuch" on this schedule/
/ ;.-VYw
The recent acquisition by, Skyline of Homette Corp. and Layton
Homes
Corp., both of Elkhart, Ind. was also ratified.
Homette
manufactures the larger, or "mobile home," type 'of unit, while
997.
p.
Sel-Rex Corp.—Six Months'
were
should
sales
the
share for each bought
Association of Securities
fee of 35 cents a
a
by
arrangement
Dealers.—V.
Net
shares.
imately
it
and
"B"
common
from 115,000 to
both classes will be changed from
$1.00 to $.50.
There are presently 115,000 shares of the class "A"
stock and 110,000 shares of the class "B" stock outstanding.
Speaking at the meeting, Mr. Decio said, "Barring a marked
deterioration
of
the
general economic conditions,
Skyline's 1963
York.
said
"A"
class
shares
695,000
220,000
may.
letter may be obtained from First National City
corporate Trust Dept., 2 Broadway, New York, or Kuhn,
Co., 30 Wall St., or any office of Georgeson & Co., New
&
shares
common
increasing stature of our company
offering
Servel
Skyline
exchange/
which are offered.
those
of
fulfill requirements -for. future listing, onto national securities
Such a
goal is commensurate witn the growth and ;
pany
.
to
shares
700,000
none
or
...
7777
than
less
if
purchase
Banas
Loeb
..
_' 7/7 K7/.. V
1
that
added
which
into
shares
common
convertible.
.
.
months.
12
s
C04/ Ltd.;
largest English-'producer' .of Ywindow /
as of-June 30, 1962; all costs and expenses of the. Jupiter Press
weather-strip,-which-is licensed by Standard Products r' Division had been recorded and will no longer a.fect Universal
Yto manufacture- flocked channel and other, products for; cars built
. .Data /ProOessihg. profitsr.negatlvelyf/ Marcua-isaick^
Th&y Tare/fex4in Great Britain.
^
7
///:,/ t/--/
.';Ypected to provide a tax loss.carryrforward of $76,000 against curOther- foreign licensing -arrangements are .in ■ effect- with com- *
j»ent earnings.*
\
7-.
>
"
'
panies in Germany, France/Belgium and Argentina/-Mr. Reid-said-*.
■
At June 30;
the company's- current assets were $310,481-and
that a vice presiderit recently was put in charge of the expanding
current liabilities $30,271,
a favorable
Id to 1 ratio.
The corninternational; operations
with
the
aim
of
extending .Standard^; pany has 355,000 shares of common stock outstanding. /: -:/ ,7 / 7
Products leadership in automotive window and door sealing overseas. ..
Universal Data Processing operates two-electronic data processMr
Reid "said that ""the company
spent $686,000 during fiscal
ing centers in Los Angeles, servicing the needs of' retail, manu1962 on capital improvements.
The Georgetown, Ontario, Canada,
facturing, and general, business concerns.—'V. 194, p. 2489.
plant was increased to 87,000 square feet.
A 10,000 square foot
■■
'' "•
77
expansion was completed at the Clark Division'in St. Clair, Mich., 7
Universal Pictures^ Co.,
and'the Gaylord, Michigan, division was also enlarged. *7-7
Universal Pictures reports for the thirty-nine weeks ended
He
July
reported increasing interest in the Standard Products neo-
channel
\
,
and
.
fering of
issue of $10,000,000 Shin Mitsubishi 6V2%
an
.
convertible
debentures, due Sept. 30, 1977, at 100%.
The financing represented the first time a Japanese
company had publicly offered a convertible debenture
issue
in
the
American
pioneering effort
market
-
-
.
and
represented a
the*part-of the underwriters who
on
had to develop new legal and financial
procedures.to
make this issue- possible over a period of/> months
incjTT-^iAe; Months' 7Reporf
prior to the filing of the Registration Statement with
the SEC on June 29, 1962.
*
.
- * ;
*
CONVERSION
on
after
or
FEATURES—The
Nov.
30, ,19.2
into
representing 100 shares of
be
entitled
sufficient
OTC
to
to
retire
TRADING
the
stcck
common
annual
an
sinking
entire' issue
by
is
member
cf
the
of
largest
and
Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi
most
ship-building
represent
the
the
company's
tinuing
products
have
added
to
will
important
been
added
that
the
traded
be
general
the
Japan,
the
of
the
its
sale
funds
is
The
business.
product
of
and
the
will
chairman
-The
in
,
to
the
purchase. from
following
'7% Y
respective
the
1950,
//"By listing
Boston
Lt d
.
Corp
amounts.
'
-
will
the"
Co.,
Dominick
-
,300
'./-'
Securities & Co,.
'■
7
;
Yamaichi
,
Securities ,7Co.
York
Inc
/
of
New
Bacon,
-•
-.
300
Francis
300
Model/ Roland
Loeb, Rhoaaes &
/
/:•/'
Merrill
Pierce; >?7. •^7/
Lynch;
Fenner
White,
&
Smith
Inc.—
300
a'
7 300
.
*-
&
Co.—
■
Co.—— 7,7 300
&
Bache
—V.
&
•7.
Co.
166,
duPont
H.
-
300
&
Swiss
Co
stock
and
stated.
Stone
*
traded
are
SCC.
to stimulate
on
-stock this
outstanding
As
of
out
result
a
past June,
the
broaden
of
.
six
a
shares;
.
200
150
a
industries
drugs/
corrugated
mills,
cosmetics
container
and
Florence,
S.
C.
many
five
by
a
100
:/,7100
Corp
the
:/
The
Diehl
contract
T.
N.
Finderne,
N.
J.
has
signed
a
the assets of Air-Marine, Inc.,- of Plainview,
wholly-owned subsidiary, the Motordyne Corp. of Los
MITE Corp. of New
Haven, Conn.
It is to be a
transaction but the price has not been disclosed.
power
is
Diehl,
control
engaged
motors,
current
sales
a
portable
products
on
said, "I
will prove
Jines."—V.
196,
p.
in
of
the two
am
a
of
sub-fractional horse¬
Motordyne
Air-Marine
a
line
Motordyne
and
makes
had
1961.
and
tools
power
subsidiary
commenting
President,
blowers.
and
manufacturer
industrial
electric
production
motors.
$2,500,000
leading
wholly-owned
the
fans
electric
of
systems,
in
.
negotiations.
firm
of
servo
household
and
other
Singer
motors
fans,
and
amplifiers,
cleaners
vacuum
electrical
Manufacturing.
equipment,
.
is
a
.
acquisitions, Leonard C. Marsac, Diehl
confident
profitable
that
Air-Marine
addition
to
our
and
Motordyne
existing product
900.
Techni
150%
,.tv*
•/■■' *.y
Iron
Works
was
founded
1864,/
.
;
as
of
7
At
based
Skyline Homes, Inc.
Approved—
A
j
two
approved
the
for
,
one
Septi
company's
stock
split
—
Stock Split
7/ 7.
of
.
//
—
.
..
,
common
% by stockholders" at the annual
offices in Elkhart, Indiana.;
"The
Acquisitions
.7,.
shares
meeting
*
*
•
•«
in
r-s
splic," according to Arthur J. Decio, president of the fastgrowing mobile home manufacturer,
"should increase the'-distri¬
the
annual
current
almost
rate
meeting,
of
sales,
he
Levine
told
expects
stockholders
that total
b6
•
70-80
eents per
share are being
projected.*
193, p. 148.
;
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co»—Appointment-—
Chase
Manhattan
stock,
$100
par
Eank,
the 4.92%
value
of
New
York
City, has been
appointed
cumulative convertible second preferred
the'company.—V. 196,
p.
1148.
with
student, enrollment
fiscal
1962
the
fiscal
1961.—V.
Y
Panel
/".V;.
t//■
'
..
to
194,
are
with
brighter.
even
a
1994.
p.
Sales
$2,836,249 the previous
share compared with
cents
59
,
PROCEEDS—Net
purchase
proceeds
machinery
inventories
<
for
this
company
-
from
and
plywood
The
for
' erally j,used/1
as
sale
in
well
sheets
into
r"REVENUES—*On
July
net
31,
1962,
income
based
on
under
in
an
sales
was
200,COO
a. new
new
will
of the
be
plant;
additional
used
to
proceeds
will
to
provide
inventories
be
in
added
7.;/ '/•■;'■ 7.;7*'■../7
at
Longview.
Wash.," the
company
factory finished wall panelling for
"Welshtone" and "Century-21.
wall panels for plywood manu¬
names
processes
their
remodeling,
as
financing
for
carry
/77y/./.
also custom
company
facturers
to
plant.-The balance
working capital.
processes
the
equipment
and
plant,
>* '-gale to distributors under the
-
future
compared
.y'i/YY*:;;.v7Y/7.;///77;-Y-7Y/YY./Y;,i7/YY'i7-/:Y
7 Welsh
Co.—Common Offered—On Sept. 21,
1962, Robert L. Ferman & Co., Inc., New York City,
as manager of an underwriting
group, announced the
initial public sale of common stock of Welsh Panel,
through the offering of- llOjOOO sharesYat $7 per share.
homes,
transfer agentrof
for
prospects
in
BUSINESS—Headquartered
of
ending March 31, 1963,- unhampered by the heavy operating
year, will be reflected in sharply increased earnings.
in
cents
..-another
expenses of last
Profits of
and
earnings, amounted
net
7/777/-;7
that
volume
high
$3,754,649
year;
to
triple^ this-year.^ According, to Levine, sales *for
institutions,
40,000
college,
as well
time
of
the
was
held
-
company's
on
will
the year
v
Skyline Homes
the
total
religious and Armed Forcek markets, Mr. Abramson
as the general public through paperback book outlets.
has. had a steady and successful rise over its 12-year
history.. Sales and'net profits for this fiscal year were at an all-
/
-
These
Universal
Up 150%—
during
acting
experts, as* Dr; Karl
-
.
said,
annual
despite nonrecurring expenses incurred
developing the new product line.
energy;/Sam
-
vast
an
.
in
.
from
careers^
-
approximately. 70 million./ The career-,books also-; have special
appeaT for parents interested in helping their children choose and
plan their futures, intelligently:' Extensive 'distribution/ and4/ edi¬
torial changes will be made with greater |emphasis on:
reaching the
totaled $1,035,495 as against $417,552 for the previous
year.
7
Sidney Levinc, President, attributed the sharp increase, in sales to
company's- "entry into the "electrical appliances field.
Techni
reported earnings of $23,000, or 11 cents per share, up from $21,911,
or
10 cents per share for the previous year/This increase in
profits
year
Authors
atomic
,
schools.
1962
achieved
books on
include such
75
Shulskyr. finance;7 Sigmund
Spaeth, music; Benjamin Fine, teaching; Don. Short, travel.
*
.Present market - for -th»- txtles is:. largely 'jumof -and -!senior'7High
his
was-
guidance.
on
to
.
..
sales has been reported by Techni Elec¬
manufacturer of household appliances and
health and exercise equipment.
Sales for the year ended March 31,7
sales
_
in
Hartzell
D.'
the* copyrights
are
-to .vocational
Mr. Purvis
firm which
in
stock
and
tronics, of Orange, N. J.,
past
productive lives," Mr. Abramson said.
more
Kennedy recently; noted that
and under, are out of work;
.
•
.7 ///77 'YY/*.;/';
7.7
Electronics, Inc.—Sales
rise
corporation/ which- special¬
by Universal is a recognition on our part of
for "practical educational materials to help train
a million young -people,
many because of lack of educational
training. Some experts predict as many as 7,500,000
boys and girls will fail to complete high school during the
1960's.../Clearly-, a publishing vacuum -exists—particularly
in
the
/career g,nd guidance fields.
We aim to fill it."
7
Among the' assets acquired -ior an undisclosed amount of cash
,
A
Murray
background and
independent corporation. The new owners
that they' plan to expand Union's sales and
improve
operations to effect further growth of the firm..,
*// /
7
Superior
Welding Co.
fabricates
and
erects
custom
precision
equipment from high grade metals.
.77.7
Sol Tick & Co. is a large scrap metal dealer in Decatur.
/744-777
the
electric
direct
combined
In
of
purchase
from
Air-Marine
of
Co.
its
and
Angeles
cash
to
Manufacturing
that
move
Vital-ne^d
"President
25
have announced
Singer Manufacturing Co.—Subsidiary Acquisitions
latest
youth for fuller and
our
,
paper
583.
Union
"This
•
Abramson. announced
Mr.
president of Vocational Guidance Manuals, XnC.
division.? Under the terms of the /acquisition,
new
1-7-year-old educational publishing
in career books, Will be dissolved.
ized
The new owners have agreed to purchase 100% of the stock, the
majority from the trustees of the James-B. Millikin estate. vv/; 7
Superior Welding Co.-and Sol Tick & Co. will jointly manage
the
the
direct
/ the
,
■
former
will
auto
The
others.
carton plants
mill is now
65% -owned affiliate.—
and
plants,
kraft
new
a
furniture,
appliances,
as
Educational Division.
new
Silberberg,-
,
junction with Union. Union
150
.100
institutions;
.
,
Co., Inc., according to an announcement by
president of Tabor & Co., investment banking
handled
Inc.
for career, and educational materials by individuals and
Arnold Abramson, president announced.
-Superioi; Welding. Co* Inc.^Acquisitiori:—
&
has purchased the assets of Vocational Guidance
in an expansion move to serve (he growing "needs
company
Manuals,
publishers of Golf, Ski, Family Handyman and other special
paid on Stone's common stock without / --interest magazines -and Beacon-Signal paperback books will step
15 years; The - current annual dividend
up
their educational and textbook publishing activities through
.
paperboard
p.
company,* as
The
past
in
of the
treasury
been
beverages,
has
the
*•
1962.
the
The
the company
3,000,000
$5.07
stock
Universal Publishing & Distributing Corp.—Acquis,
/
additional
Union Iron Works manufactures
and distributes conveying
and
elevating equipment, power transmissions, corn shellers, grain clean¬
ers/accessories and component4 parts.
It also operates a grey iron
foundry. The Beall firm is a sales organization operated in* con¬
'
3.
p.
tentatively
is
commence
currently
Negotiations, have been successfully, completed for .the acquisition
of Union Iron Works and its affiliate, Eeall Improvements Co., by
a
combine of two
Decatur firms; Superior Welding Co.,
and Sol
Tick
200 ; /
/
American
196,
Tabor,
200
1
Co, 7
&
,
&
Co
&
Hentz
Mr.
shares
diverse
constructed
.»*
Co.___ :Y 200
L. F. Rothschild & Co.___ 7 ,200
'/■ Burnham
300
_
I.
Schwabacher «Ss C6.-7—
Walston & Co., Inc.xi—
s
Weld
J. '
V 225
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
^
Dean Witter
-
V.
.225
Whipple & Co._
/
M.
will
common
per
such
food,
being
Y 225 ■V 225 7/
Co.—
Lehman Brothers—*-—-— 7
Stone,
the symbol
expect
we
common
.
the
for
in
three
and
-
225
&
300 V
300
the
011
H.
Norman
Co.,
Wertheim
■
by
for
$3,945,000
.preferred
thirty-nine weeks ended July; 29). 1961, the- company re¬
ported consolidated net earnings from
operations
of $2,284,782,
after a provision of $2,070,000 for Federal taxes cn income.
After
dividends
on
preferred
stock* such
.consolidated
net
earnings
amounted" to $2.45 per .share on. 888,390 shares of common stock
outstanding, excluding shares in the treasury of the company, as
at July 29,
1961.—V. 195, p. 2977.
.
■
share. .
*,
» '
Chicago,, Stone Container; is an integrated procorrugated containers,
folding cartons, * fiber cans and
other paperboard packaging products, which are custom,
and
used
are
'
/
For
developed and manufactured to meet customers' needs. The products
'225
■■-' 7
■
Board;
distribution,"
split of the
cents
of
tubes
■
7 225
The Nikko Securities
77 T.td
400
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—--.
] Lazard Freres & Co,.,—/.
Dominick_
Lee
400
to
from operations of $4,547,939,
Federal taxes on income.
After
such4 consolidated
net
earnings
peg share'on.-880,77*0 shares of common stock
of
earnings
bet
outstanding,' excluding shares in
the Board of Governors
20
Sept.
under
Container's
•
40
company
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc.
Higginson Corp
400
Smith, Barney & Co-., Inc.
Rlyth & Co., Inc.__
Eastman Dillon, Union 7
&
Stone
Big
1,624,134
ducer
Securities Co.,
Hallgarten & Co.__
Co.,
Inc.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc.^_
■amounted
Headquartered in
debentures
-$225
the
on
interruption
parts,
-
on
App'v'd
istock
its -common
shares
common
Exchange,
Cash dividends have
rate, is
severally
Ltd.
.<
1,000
Inc.- 7- 400
: J
—.
Dillon, Read & Co.,
Kidder,-* Peabody &
Carl
of
list
trading
which
on
Stock
authorized
7.7
.
The Daiwa
$1,000
77:7.
&
Securities
—. —.
amount
an
has
now
A
■
Nomura
company
have
in
two-for-one
to
to
approved by
was
announced
was
Stone's
31;
geographical
new
.
below
named
Oct.
interest
con¬
line.
applied
provision
a
.dividends
president,
American
(COO's Omitted);,/; ;,>/ y77//7j77Y/;7/,7'"
Y.< 77:7>y://;
■''-7:
First
the
application
it
date
stock'
/7
underwriters
and
listing
for
debentures
be
Exchange,
set
Since
consolidated
.1962
after
producing -stainless
and doors,
windows
steel
'
motor
financing of its capital expenditures.
The company estimates ex¬
penditures for expansion oi approximately $46,000.01)0 in the fiscal
1963.'v." -w
•
agreed
corporation's
the
of
important
an
'year,
UNDERWRITERS—The
division
the
carbon
Stone Container Corp.—N. Y. S. E. Listing
Over-
machinery,
aircraft ' and
rolling
company's
from
corporate
that
said
custom-made
28,
metal
at July 28,
debentures
in
industrial
portions
to
and
and
and
the $1,000,000 mark in sales during the year just ended,
increase over the previous year's volume.-*r,V. 195, p. 750.
65%
a
1970,
place,
curtain-wall windows
hold
to
YNew York Stock Exchange
repair,
and
in
windows
passed
will
1,
of companies and is one of the
industrial companies, of Japan. Sales
PROCEEDS—Net, proceeds
be
each
and
manufacturing operations have undergone a
of
diversification,- and a large number of
process
steel
gaskets used
maturity.
Tokyo,
equipment,
vehicles,
most
of
Shares
Oct.
on
panels
convertibld
company
rubber
prene
group
diversified
generating
power
the
expected
and the American
Depositary Shares
the-Counter market in New York.
be
Depositary
of
fund beginning
PLANNED—It
BUSINESS—Shir.
will
debentures
American
-
.
name.
own
urban
'
Such
renewal
commercial
and
products
projects
residential
are
and
gen-
mobile
construction.
unaudited' basis,4 for the 'seven months ended
the company amounted to $2;785,946 and
of
$83,281,
equal
to 42
cents
shares outstanding. For the
per
year
share,
Dec. 31,
common
ended
Volume 196
1961,
sales
cents
per
$3,285,151
were
share.
Number 6197
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
.
income
net
$109,947,. or
was
Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisina,
sippi, Oklahoma, Ohio, Tennessee and Texas. ■ ;
55
A'-AA
\
Executive offices
DIVIDENDS—The
cash
Board
dividend of ten
Jan.
on
21,
1963
CAPITALIZATION
of
have
Directors
declared
initial
an
EFFECT
GIVING
Authorized
Equip,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Missouri,
Missis¬
obligations
payable
said.
Current
ratio—current assets compared with current liabil¬
ities—stood at four to one at the recent year-end,
against two-and-
Outstanding
a-half
monthly
$1.3
$1,382,483
Debt:
Authorized
demand
note
payable
affiliate
due
month
per
6%
1,
Jan.
165,000
5%
loan
payable
2,476
company
.
Equipment contracts
Capital Stock:
Preferred
stock
demption
23,
—V.
(par
$100)
re-
before
Number
25
cents >_
•.*.
shares
oi
195,
par)
1,000,000 shs.
.256,840 shs.
common
stock
($1
par).—
1,000,000 shs.
322,650 shs.
outstanding..
343,396
343,396
Viking Freight Co.-VClaSs A and Class
Common
Sept. -7, 1962, prospectus, ,G..
H. Walker & Co, Inc.,-St: Louis, Mo.f:and- associates,
offered publicly 37,500 shared of this firm's class A
(voting) common stock, and 37,500 shares of its class
B.(npn^voting) common stock, at $6.50 per share.
general
"
funds
the
of
to
company
•,
on
April
general
3,
company
1933.
commodities
Commerce
/
was
is
It
a
operating
Commission.
The
organized
common
under
as
carrier
by
authority
motor
of .the
in the
operates
company
Edward
D.
Jones
close
of
In
r 3,000
line
with
last Spring, bringing to
by the company nationally
line
marketed
significant
increases,
for the
creased to $337,484,
company, for fiscal 1962
equal to 89 cents a share
ended
gains
in
total
reflected
not
were
sales
until
shares
of
Total
Interstate
the
the
sales
facturer
States
of
in
as
recent
3,000-J
for
the
amounted
previous
Net
»
Wiatt
has
1,500
July
sales,
selling
31—'A*
1
*
"
19*2
•'
of
1961
•
$14,157,000 $12,520,000
12,987,000
—
A-A
-
'
administra
and
expenses
i
Other deductions, net-____—u_
""
v
1,500
Ended
sales
Cost
Federal
June
income
11.813,000
'
'
.
taxes...
'9,000
'
•
40,000
.
earnings
Capital gain, net
344,000
$560,000
....
$323,000
.667,000
3*,k
.•;<
Earnings per share.
v
$867,000
801,000
Net
$1.63
$0,94
Wulpa Parking Systems, Inc.—Appointment—
Los Angeles-based women's apparel manu¬
$4,363,706 in fiscal 1962, versus $4,471,342
'
»•
to
year.
the
increase
5,000
A^A'AAA'
year.
and
after
sharp
a
Wilson Jones Co.—NinC Months' Report---
30, in¬
on the average 368,G00 common shares
outstanding during the year, it was announced
by Norman Wiatt, President.
This compares with 1961 net income
of $307,997, or 86 cents a share based on the same
number of
corpora¬
over
noted
vigorous
a
Nonnan
Period
•
3,000
-'1,500" AA-;
1
these
Wiatt
AA
3,000
♦
product
new
of lines
to
rose
Mr.
year,
program to expand its markets, as well
product
line,
the
Los
Angeles
apparel
begun
licensed production
of
its
dresses
in
Australia, its President reported. -This, he said, is the first step
in
a
possible large-scale marketing program overseas, which will
be
accompanied
by accelerated efforts in the United States.—
V. 194, p. 2490.
5,000
>!■:
a
produced
past
fiscal
the
as
Class B
'
9,500 AA
>
of
number
has
While
the
over
1962, the new line has produced
income for the current year, he said,
in
-Shares-r— .A1
&
total
manufacturer
,
operations
on
year,
earnings.
below:
name
year
earlier, \vhile working capital
from $750,000 at June 30, 1961.
a
introduction
each
(Norman) Wiatt Co.—Sales Down, Earns. Higher—
added
vehicle
opposite its
£
Earnings
■
augment
Missouri
a
set
one
$1,181,000
working capital and aid in expansion.
BUSINESS—The
'
stock
Co..-3,000
McCou«they-Breckenridgte & 'Co'.LA-A-<
3,000
J Rauscher. Pierce &
Co;,; Inc.C^_«!;r-L^f;: 1,500
Stlx '• &• 1,500
White & Company,
Inc.
1,500
Yates, Heitner & Woods——
5,000
a
Net proceeds, estimated at $455,625, .will be
tion
common
Clark, iendstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc.-^.1,500
Cruttenden, PodestaA<$A Miller.^...^——* 3,000
PiiRori,' Reid & Co., Tnc-il—5,000
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrlchs and Co.
3,000
Av,:.p:
Offered—Pursuant to
the
B
■>;
V'i"-1
Class A
G- H. Walker & Co. Inc.____^_>:__„„____„_„ M9,500
.
to
Class
vA'a
1,000 shs.
310,000 shs.
2868.
p.
B
■
(par
1803.
p.
($1
four the
19,496 shs.
stock
•.£
Jan.
1,000 shs.-.
1,000,000 shs.
that
7
25,000 shs.
common
and
required
stock
195,
—V.
1,827
1969—..,—
Common
preferred stock ($20 par)——
to
million, up
Commenting
'
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set forth
in the underwriting agreement, the
company has agreed to issue and
sell to each of the underwriters named
below, and each of such,;
underwriters has agreed to purchase the number of shares of Class A
insurance
to
/
payable monthly
Class
$10,000
commencing
mtges,
Class A
$456,000
debs,
estate
695,726
to
bank
5%
Real
Outstanding
53
Reflecting 1962's increased earnings, as well as a public fi¬
nancing
completed earlier this year.
Norman
Wiatt's
financial
position is now the strongest in the company's history, its President
located at 614 South Sixth St., St. Louis, Mo.
are
CAPITALIZATION' GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT "FINANCING
cents per share on the common stock, payable
stockholders of record on Dec. 21, 1962.
to
(1289)
Irving
of
the
Trust
Co.,
New
stock
common
York
of
City,
Wulpa
has
Parking
been
appointed
Systems—V.
registrar
195,
2819.
p.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
at
—
awarded
Bank
to
the
First
National
the
or
.ALABAMA
Montgomery, Ala.
Bond Sale
The, $1,170,000
bonds
of f e r e d
Sept. { 10 were
at
County Treasurer's Office,
any
fiscal agency of the
County in New York City, or
Chicago.
Los Gatos Joint Union
of
Memphis, at a price of
100.007, a net interest cost of about
0-005%, ,as follows:
a:
$570,000 public recreational facili/ties
due
1970
for $lol,UO0
3%s,
July 1 from 1964 to
inclusive; $169,000 3Y2S,
Donas,
on
Cruz
and
Bond
Santa
10
<600,000
p u
A bends
•
as
;
.
sealed
bids
.
improvement
bonds.
r
COLORADO
Bond
Dec.
1
for
•
.
visors, will receive sealed bids at
bids Salinas until 10:15 a.m. (PDST) on
will .be
received
until All- a.m Sept. 24 for the purchase of $1,(PDST) on Sept; 25 for. the pur¬ 000.000 series A, bonds. Dated Oct.
chase of
$700,000 school bonds. 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from 1963
Due from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. I to 1982 incl. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
Los Angeles County, County Flood
Treasurer's
office
District will
Control District, Cal.
' furnish the
legal opinion.
•;
c
Orange County. Cal.
Bond Offering — Sealed
.
of
on
A
T. Nes-
Super¬
Oct. 2 for the purchase of
$10,-
j
•'
Thermal
.
•
'•
'*->T
'
.>
'
<
"-"l
Union
Elementary School
District, Riverside County, Cal.
.
Bond
Offering
—
G. A. Peque-
from 1964 to 1989 inclusive. Prin¬
gnat, Clerk of Board of Supervis¬
ors, will receive sealed bids until
11 a.m. (PDST) on Oct. 1 for the
purchase ;of
$300,000
unlimited
cipal and interest (M-S)
school bonds. Due
000,000 storm drain bonds. Dated
March
1,
1959.
Due
on
March
1
payable
sealed
(EST)
Record, or at a com¬
mercial banking house in Chicago,
or
New York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
of
"on
bonds.
.
?
Bond
purposes
1, 1962. Due on
1964 to 1991 inclu¬
$310,000 water
Sept. 13
to Bosworth, Sul¬
bends
were
awarded
livan
BondSale
offered
CONNECTICUT
Avon, Conn.
offered
awarded
to
the
Sept.
on
Nov. 1 from
DELAWARE
12
-
school
a
Sept. 18
syndicate
Due on July
1, 1963
and. 1964..
3%s.
from 1965 to
&
Due
on
July
1
1979 inclusive.
Other members of the
i
National
Bank' &
Trust
Pittsburg;,/ First
National
Bank
of Oregon,
Portland; Na¬
tional Bank of Detroit; Connecti-"
Trust -Co., Hartford;
First National Bank of Memphis,
at
Dallas.
;
'
'
Dated
Township High
County
Offering—John
Bond
President
of Board
receive
will
sealed
,
Hass,
bids
until:
8 p.m.
(CDST) on Sept. 24 for thepurchase of $2,450,000 school
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1, 1962. Due
inclusive. Prin¬
(J-D) payable
designated by
interest
bank
a
to
be
purchaser, subject to approval of
the Board. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
;
.
University of Illinois Board of
Trustees (P. O. Urbana), III.
Bond
Offering
Comptroller,
bids
the
at
—
will
H. O.
Farber,
receive
Illinois
sealed
Center,
La-
Salle
Hotel, Chicago, until 11 a.m.
(CDST) on Oct. 17 for the pur¬
chase of $6,700,000 housing bonds,
as
follows:
$3,400,000 series B bonds.
4,300,000 series C bonds.
1965
from
to
Due
2002. inclusive.
Legality approved by Chapman
&
1
Cutler.
INDIANA
Elkhart, Ind.
City
mater,
bids
sealed
(EST)
on Sept.
of $90,000
ing
revenue,
Oct.
clusive.
1
until
Par-
J.
will
Controller,
ceive
chase
<
Offering—Frank
Bond
and
Arlington Heights Park District,
A.
of Education,
1:30
re¬
p.m.
for the pur-1
off-street park¬
27
project
B
bonds.
1962. Due on April
1963 to 1968 in¬
bonds are callable.
from
The
■
;
&
and the Mercantile National Bank
bonds.
School District No. 214, III.
Dated Sept. 1,
ILLINOIS
7:
Building
Station
Construction
Cook
syndicate:
.
Co.,
Fire
$65,000
'
a
2,605,000
were
Trust
to
Equitable Securities Corporation;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; R. S. Dick¬
Delaware (State of)
A "
son
& Co., Inc.; Ei F. Hutton &
Bond Sale—The various purpose
bonds totaling $19,715,000 offered Co.; Robert Garrett & Sons; John¬
son,
Lane,
Space
Corp.; J. C.
Sept. 18 were awarded to a syn¬
Wheat & Co.; J. H. Hilsman &
dicate headed by the First Boston
Co., Inc.; J. W. Tindall & Co.;
Corporation, as 2.80s, at a price
Cherokee Securities Co.; Butcher
of- 109.28, a basis'of about 2.77%:
&
Sherrerd; Alester G. Furman
Other members of the syndicate:
Co., and J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.
Bank
of
Courts
$245,000 4s.
Harris
The $5,000,000
offered
Savings
cut
Clerk, will receive sealed bids on
about Sept. 27 for the purchase
or
at
Rand-&
Mellon
Carthage, III.
cipal and
Assn.
by Smith, Barney & Co.,
& Co., at a price of
net interest cost of about
3.39%, as follows:
and
Due on Dec. 1, 1980
i Bond'Offering—Jean Long, City
headed
100.006,
Sale—The $718,000
—
awarded
were
Co., and Hanifen, Imhoff
Samford, Inc., jointly.
bonds
Memorial
bonds
revenue
&
Bond
Mountain
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Sale—The
Dec. 1, 1978
on
1981;
and
from 1965 to 1981
Golden, Colo.
extension
.
various
sive.
Stone
-
noon
& Howard.
man
&
until
Oct. 2 for the purchase
from
Due
County, Ga.
Dated Jan.
April 1
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Sept. 1, 1962.
bids
$13,990,000
Due
1977
60,000 3.40s.
of Roads and Revenue, will re¬
ceive
from
1
1979.
and
merich, Chairman of Commission¬
er
to
50,000 3.30s.
Bond Offering—Charles O. Em¬
and
Capistrano Union, High Sck. Dist.; Menamin, Clerk Board of Super-:
Board
De Kalb
1, 1962. Due on Nov.
1
from 1963
to
1982 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the office of the Director of Fi¬
nance
1974
and
GEORGIA
Bank of Chicago, and A 730,000 3.40s. Due on July 1 from
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
Co., jointly, as 3.10s, at a
A:A
Monterey County, Cal. ..A 'Ay price of 100.91, a basis of about
1,420,000 3V2S.
Due on July 1
from 1983 to 1987 inclusive.
Band Offering—Emmet G. Mc- 3.01%: A.
from, 1963 to .1982 inclusive. Prin-r. Salinas Union High School District,
of
follows;
Dated Nov.
.
Clerk
Co., New York City. Legal¬
approve! by Paterson, Free¬
man, Richardson & Watson.
bonds.
nex
90,000 3.20s.
Fernan¬
ity
$270,000 swimming pool bonds.
185,000 municipal building an¬
>
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Los Angeles until 9 a.m. (PDST)
as
Bank,
Trust
for
limited tax bonds
National
dina Beach, or Morgan Guaranty
sealed
3s.' Due On Dec.
1963 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and
payable at the
(M-N)
Florida
receive
$195,000
callable.
are
the
12
were
awarded to the Wells ■.
Tempe, Ariz.
Bond Offering — O. D. Miller, Fargo Bank of San Francisco and
Secretary, will receive sealed bids; William R. Staats & Co., jointly.
Until 10 a.m. (MST.) on Oct. 2 for
Palm Springs Unified School Dist.,
the purchase" of $1,500,000 dormi¬
Riverside County, Cal.
tory 1962 bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
Bond Offering — G. A. Peque1962. Dut Oct. l.from 1965 to 2002
inclusive.
Legality approved by gnat, Clerk of Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
Chapman & Cutler.
A
until 11 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 1 for
CALIFORNIA
the purchase of $900,000 school
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on
Buena Vista School District,
Nov. 1- from 1963 to 1S78 inclurV
Monterey County* Calif.
sive. Principal and intlrest pay¬
Bond Offering—Emmet. G. Mcable at the County Treasurer's of¬
Menamin, Clerk of the Board ofSupervisors, will receive sealed, fice, or Bank of AmericaAN.T^&
5 a m.: S.A., Los Angeles, or at any fiscal
(PDST) on Oct. 1 for the pur-' agency of the County iff Chicago,'
or
New York City. Legality ap¬
Cuase
o±
,puO
school
p^nus.
Dated. Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 proved by O'Melyeny & Meyers.
vig,
will
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on Oct. 2
the purchase of $455,000 un¬
.
"
Bcrd Offering—Gordon
bonds
a price
100.07,u a net interest, cost of
about 3.2Q:%, a$ follows;
1963 to 1971 inclusive. The
interest
Offering—John P. Hollo-
Mayor,
way,
Bond Sale—The $163,000 water
improvement bonds offered Sept.
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
qt County Treasurer's office.
of
Boulder, Colo.
Morgan Hill, Calif.
University,
Certificate Offering—Russell H.
1 from
.
ARIZONA
Clerk
Beach, Fla.
Nahm, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Oct.
10
for
the
purchase of
$450,000 revenue
certificates.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept.
purchase of $500,000 school bonds.
purchase of $1,600,060 waterworks;
b 1 ic
3%s.
Arizona State
until
District,
County, Cal.
Offering —The
(PDST)
Sept. 24 for the purchase of
$150,000 school bonds. Due from
1963 to 1977 inclusive.
,
inclusive.
School
Company of Chicago, at
')11
of
Fernandina
a.m.
on
July 1 from 1971 to
Malibu Waterworks Dist. No. 29,
1977; inclusive; $150,000 S^s,
Los Angeles County; Cal.
due on July 1 from 1978 to
Bond Offering—James Rostron,
1983
inclusive; and $100,000;
Divisional Engineer, will receive
Is, due on July 1 from 1984
1987
Unified
on
cue
to
FLORIDA
Legality
Board of Supervisors will receive
sealed bids until Oct. 23 for the
Counties, Cal.
until
inclusive.
Los Angeles
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
1986
to
Torrance
High School
District, Santa Clara
A
1964
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
.■•••-
Sale —The
Bond
bonds
Illinois
offered
awarded
to
the
$395,000 park
11
were
Sept.
Northern
Trust
Principal and interest (A-O) pay-*
able at the City Controller's of¬
fice.
Legality approved
McCord, Ice & Miller.
by
Ross,
v
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1290)
Indiana University (P. O,
Sale
The
—
Nashville, or City National Bank,
Legality
approved
by
Grafton, Ferguson and Fleisher.
$5,800,000
education laboratory school build¬
ing
bonds
revenue
18
awarded
to
4V2s.
$1,710,000
1975
>
Dec.
on
3V2s.
from
Due
Due
&
est
(A-O). Legality approved
Chapman and Cutler.
W.
R.
1961.
totaling $193,000 offered
Sept.
12
Indianapolis Airport District, Ind.
Middlesex
camp,
will
County National Bank
Everett, as 2.90s, at a price of
100.38, a basis of about 2.83%.
inclusive.
Gibbs,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until Oct.
15 for the purchase of
$350,000 school
1965
Bond
Bond Sale
The $100,000 city
—
improvement bonds offered Sept.
14 were awarded to the Indianap¬
olis Bond & Share Corp., as 3V8s,
at
price
100.40,
of
about 3.08%.
a
on.
200,000
until 8 p.m.
received
be
(CDST)
on
the purchase of $242,000
tax bonds as follows:
Due
f •
Nov.
on
Oct. 2 for
unlimited
ceive
1964" to
Meredith
will
re-
lows:
public
Aug.
on
from
1963
to
1982
inclusive,, Principal and
interest
(F-A) f payable
at
'
Mercantiie
Oct.
1,
1962.
Interest
Legality approved by Ban¬
nister,
Carpenter,
A h1 e r s
&
Cooney. • " ' '
Safe
Deposit
Co., Baltimore.
:
Trust
Dated
M-N.
1,500,000
through
second
bonds.
way
1962. Due
Dated
&
Comanche, Iowa
Offering — Beryle
Paulsen, City Recorder, will
,
.
ceive
bids
sealed
(CST)
1963
7:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
$40,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1
bonds
inclusive.
The
callable. Principal
electric
15 from
are
1975
Principal and in(M-S) payable at the
Equitable Trust Co., Baltimore.
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
I'.'.,,
Bed Oak, lowai.
.:,v.
Bond
;;
:
City
bids
Clerk,
until
will
8:05
000
street
jri-
(CST)
p.m.
^
Bond
5,000,000
13th
Oct.
from
1
(A-O)
Trust
Dated
1967
S
on
Oct. 1 from
sive.
son,
Oct.
Due
to
1983
the
at
on
in-■
1, 1961. Due
1964 to 2001
inclu¬
Due
renewal
from
1962.
1972
bonds.
Due
To
on
National
nnn
Bank,
•
j
second
bonds.
&
•
,
center
civic
Dated
on
Dec.
June
1
1,
from
?.}
"
■*.
'
1963
to
Oct.
15,
totaling
1962.,'Principal
$i5030,000
offered
Sept.
were awarded to a group composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
jnc .
^ Pressprich & Co.; National
Shawmut Bank of Boston,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
2.90s, at a price of 100.15, a
and
as
Michigan
Bond
sive. The bonds
bank
a
(EST) on Sept.. 25 for the
purchase of $500,000 school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on May
1963
from
1
terest M-N.
Miller,
awarded
Alex.
-
to
$452,000
revenue
offered
a
Brown
Sept.
sani-
and '
11
Canfield,
on
Sept. 1, 1973
•
Paddock
and
bends
(P. O.
Harbor), Mich.
Sale—The $165,000
offered
awarded
son
Sept.
Due on July 1 from
Due on July
1968 to 1979 inclusive.
Due
on
1 from
^
County Clerk, will receive sealed
11 a.m. (EST) on Sept.
for
27
the
medical
purchase
Bond Offering—Nathan G. Bugbee, Treasurer, will receive sealed
'
(EST)
on
$250,000
of
on
are
call-
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a bank or trust company to be designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock and Stone.
Michigan State University, Mich.
-
Bond
Offering
will
—
The
receive
Board
sealed
1961 revenue bonds..
Dated Oct. 1,
Sept.
1
from
1,
1964
Sokolik,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
Oct. 3 for the
purchase of $135,000
hospital 1962 bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1962. Due on May 1 from 1964 to
1972 inclusive. The bonds are callable. Principal and
interest (M-N)..
Luverne, Minn.
Offering
Bond
Merle Geving,
—
Assistant/
Administrative
city
wm receive sealed bids
until 7:30
p.m. (CST) on Oct. 2 for the purchase of $150,000 hospital bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on Feb.
1
from
1965 to, 1973 inclusive.
West,
Ttdo Harbors
of
were
1965
on
bonds offered rSept. _11
awarded to Juran & Moody,
Inc.
;
July 1 from
Bond
Lothrop, Mich.
Sale—The
-
$75,000 street
J
tional Bank of Wadena.
V
MISSISSIPPI
Covington County, Miss.
Offering
Bond
on
$107,000 water
distribution
Sale —The
Bond
sealed
supply .and
_
improvement bonds offered Sept.
12 were awarded to the Fhst Na-
system
bids
Oct.
$800,000
from
1
until
for
Coyle
—
will
Clerk,
Chancery >
to 2002 inclusive.
New
-
,
Wadena, Minn.
-
11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 17 for
purchase of $1,200,000 dormi¬
tory and student bonds.
Dated
Due
Sale—The $300,000 school
Bond
building
the
July 1, 1962.
Independent School
District No. 381, Minn.-
bids
^
1,980 inclusive.
on
Lakefield, Minn.
June 1 from 1962 to
Sept.
28 for the purchase of $2,500,000
on Sept. 1 from^ dormitory and dining facilities
Due
Bond Offering—Joseph
until
O.
Sept.
Dated
bonds.
revenue
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
care
able.
(P.
Edling,
Offering—Gladys
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
2 ,for the purchase of $180,000
bids until
Trustees
a.m.
Dassel, Minn.
,
1961. Due
11
,y'
July 1 from
1972 inclusive. The bonds
bids until
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Inc. and
Woodard-Elwood & Co.
Mannhei mTe r'-Egari,
1991 inclusive.
Tantasqua Regional School District
of Tufts College
Medford), Mass.
N OTtnWeSte. n
Bank, Minneapolis;
Principal and interest (F-A) p'ayable at any suitable banking in;
stitution designated by purchaser.Mackinac County, Mtch.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Bond Offering — Wm. Quance,
Owen,
Marquart, Windhorst &
95,000 3%s.
of about 2.24%.
Trustees
Inc.,
CO.,
National
were
Paine, Webber, JackCurtis, as follows:
&
1980 to
3.09%.
&
school
12
to
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
Thorn-
bonds
Other members of the syndicate:
Aihson-Williams Co.; J. M. Dam
payable at a bank named by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson.
Johnson School District
56,000 31/2s.
tax
Co.; John C. Legg & Co.;
^
and Mead,
& Co, as follows:
n
In-
were
Watts &
fu)AnAn!/
ifj is' Due
1975 to
1978 inclusive.
to
Legality approved b
Stone.
}' 5
Sturbridge), Mass.
1
to 1990 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (M-S) payable at a bank
payable
8 p.m.
,
approved by Storey,
dike, Palmer & Dodge,
April
on
1982 to 1984 inclusive.
from
^amilton.
J1?/^
ve* Interest (A-O). LegalT
1
inclusive.
Due
3.70s.
270,000
April
on
1981
1976 to
1962.
Valley School Dist., Mich.
Offering—Louise Dildine,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
$14,000 4*/4s.
-n
from
Bond
0In ^ ??r.cl5aSfn«°of
P ?
Due
3.60s.
480.000
Huron
Bond
(EDST)
1
designated by the purchaser, Legality
approved
by
Howard,
Peterson,
LeFever,
Lefler
&
Benton
a.m.
April
on
Paddock and Stone.
Needham, Mass.
sealed bids until 11
Due
callable. Prin-
trust company to be
or
1
April
on
1970 inciusive.
1971 to 1975 inclusive.
from
W.. Hile.r
designated by purchaser. Legal)^
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
basis of about 2.87%.
dell, Town Treasurer, will receive
3V2s.
345iooo
as
(J-J)
are
and interest
cipal
Due
1964 to
3.64%,
•
Offering—Wm.
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 16 for
the purchase of $585,000 school
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due
on July 1 from 1963 to 1988 inclu-
at
Bond Sale—The $800,000 school
$75'°1(E/,4s;
?n ?e?t- 1 from
nnvft ^ ^ inclusive.
30,0003.70s.. Due on
and interest (J-J) payable
iat First American National
Bank,
from
offered Sept. 17 were
awarded to the First Boston CorPoration, and Lyons, Hannahs &
group composed of Lee> Inc-> jointly, as 3.20s, at a
&
Sons;
Baker: Price of 100.88, a basis of about
Sale—The
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
cipal
15
Community School Dist.,
about
of
3.20s.-
from
man,
to
Miller
1 from 1963 to 1981 inclu¬
sive. The bonds are callable. Prin¬
Oct.
Harrison
1962.
1964
on
July
on
Q
sewer
sealed bids until 11:30
a.m. (CST)
Sept. 25 for the purchase of
$850,000 electric revenue coupon
to
Hingham, Mass.
Band Sale - ^ school bonds
Case.
bonds
Offering—Vyron W. Mit¬
Secretary - Treasurer of
Electric Plant Board, will receive
1963
'
(A-O) payable at the
State Street Bank and 'Trust Co.,
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Balti-
Legality approved by Piper &
Marbury; and Smith, Somerville
tary
Bond
bonds.
from
15
and interest
Boonsboro, Md.
chell,
equipment
Oct.
=
New Bedford, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $375,000 high1988 inclusive. Principal and way and public parking bonds ofinterest (J-D) payable at the fered Sept. 12 were awarded to
Equitable Trust Co.,
Balti- Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day, as
more.
2^s, at a price of 100.005, a basis
Due
Bond
Fulton, Ky.
:-
inclusive. ,'p
1978 in-
Principal and inter(M-N)
payable
at
the
Fizzell.
KENTUCKY
1972
to
1971 inclusive.
Dated
Stone.
cost
$405 eoo
.
are
....
Taylor,
Legality approved by StinMag, Thomson, McEvers &
1963
85,000 library remodeling bonds.
Maryland, Bal-
1,
until
interest
Union
more
aaa
$320,000 dormitory, series 1961
Dated
Nov.
6,000,000
Secretary of its Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive bids until 11 a.m.
(CST) on Oct. 9 for the purchase
bonds.
of
v
Lindshorg, Kan.
on
elusive.
est
from
Bond Offering—Harold L. Blais-
NovTl
a
C
1964
urban
First
of
1962.
1,
payable
Co.
6,900,000
Carleton D. Beh Co.
Bond Offering—Wm. H.
15
school
Due
timore.
_
•
bonds,
elusive. Principal and interest
$33,000 swim¬
ming pool construction bonds of¬
fered Sept. 13 were awarded to
KANSAS
school
,/
Oct.
Sale—The
College,
Firs^
Dated
Schleswig, Iowa
Bethany
1+*
i
National Bank, t?
Baltimore.
ity approved by Bannister, Car¬
penter, Ahlers & Cooney.
,
Ae
bids
callable. Principal and
(M-N) payable at a bank
or trust company to be designated
by purchaser. Legality approved
hv
Millpr
by Miller, P.nnfiplH
Canfield, PadHnrk &
Paddock &
bonds
197? inclusive;
TT-eS+ 18
a? +1?
May 1
Legal¬
Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on
from 1963 to 1971 inclusive.
.
n3
\
bonds.
improvement
Oct.
90,000
•
Oct. 1 for the purchase of $32,-
on
Oct.
Dodge.
f?p^5' }*$• +?To«^n mclu-;
S?t
i5 from 1977 to 1981
receive
on
receive
.
on
inclusive.
7'0^)(J0 ^
Offering—Mary Jo Bren-
ning,
sealed
Due
125,000 school project bonds. Due
1,
inclusive.
'
bonds.
15 from 1963 to
;
to
1963 to 1972 in¬
50,000 water bonds. Due
on
terest
and
to
1963
inclusive.
Oct.
on
14th
school
bonds.
Dated Sept. 15, 1962. Due on
Sept. 15 from 1965 to 1970
15 from
clusive.
4,700,000
of
from
re¬
until
25 for
Sept.
on
chase
R.
Oct.
on
1972
Sept. 1, 1963 and
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the First
National Bank, Baltimore.
,
a.m.
follows:
as
Due
high¬
Sept.
11
$470,000 school remodeling bonds.
1964.
Bond
sealed
1 from 1963 to 1991 inclusive. The
library
1, 1962.
Aug.
1
Secretary of Board of Education,
chase of $1,095,000 unlimited tax
until
offered
were
interest
bonds
bids
Sept. 25 for the pur-
on
$1,500,000
bonds
follows:
8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 2 for the
purchase of $750,000 school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on May
sealed
18
Michigan
— Oscar Newell,
J.
The
—
awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, at a price of par, a net
Sept.
Due on Sept. 1
will
275,000
-,-Due
.
3% s.
Bond Offering
Daniel
—
Minnesota
Sale
State-aid- street
Decatur Public School Dist. No. 19,
Danvets, Mass.
Offering
*
Bond
from'1984 to 1991 inclusive.
P9^"
National Shawmut
4
(EDST)
a.m.
Sept. 25 for the pur¬
chase of $32,600,000 bonds, as fol¬
Dated
'
.
MINNESOTA ?
•
Bloomington (P. O. Minneapolis),
and 1983.
as
interest
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Due on Sept. 1, 1982
80,000 3%s.
320,000
Dated
June j from
inciusive. Principal
(A-O) payable at a
1988
to
on
inclusive.
1981
1978 to
Bank of Boston.
on
fourth
°.n
lrl £
*
.
1963
Due
bank to be designated by the purchaser. Legality approved by Mil-
160,000 3V2s. Due on Sept. 1 from
noon
1962
j
and
inclusive
ceive
Treasurer,
bonds.
re¬
0ct
school
of $li500,000
building bonds.
Fand
ite
Due on Sept. 1 from
Toomey, Town Treasurer, will re¬
C.
—
will
u ntil
TvTa?
in¬
1987
jsealed^ bids^ until 11
(EDST)
I 65.000 bridge bonds. Due on Nov.
1 from 1964 to 1973 inclusive,
v'
Offering
City
$1,500,000
1 from
inclusive.
1978
building
MARYLAND
$177,000 street construction bonds,
fT-
plant
1965 to
•'
Bond
Boyce,
bids
on Sept. 24 for the pur¬
of
$800,000 notes.
Dated
t?
??
ab*e
clusive.
Bond
will
bids
industrial
Due from
bonds.
IOWA
oral
(CST)
a.m.
Baltimore, Md.
Bettendor.f, Iowa
Bond Offering—Separate sealed
and
10
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $9,-
basis of
a
until
Treasurer,
sealed
G.
inclusive.
1£"7
Kil-
(EDST)
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
be
Valparaiso, Ind.
.
County, Mass.
Note Offering—Ernest W.
Harrison
pur£hase
th
1 from
on
1970
215,000 3V4s.
Bristol
Sept.
Due
to
'
m 8
Sept. 13 were awarded
to a group composed ot Goodbody
& Co
Shearson, HammiU & Co
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Martin &
Co., and Sancrant & Co., at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of about 3.61 /o, as follows:
$75,000 4s.
MASSACHUSETTS
—
will receive sealed bids
(EST) on 0ct 10 for
ucation,
s'te and refunding bonds
buUci.ng
Offering
Bond
Wilson, Secretary of Board of Ed-
offered
awarded to White, Weld & Co., as
3s, at a price of 100.33, a basis of
about 2.94%.
chase
Shreveport, La.
$2,000,000 airport revenue, bonds.
(P. O.
Heights), Mich.
,
■
1
(P. O. Castle Hill), Maine
$277,000 school
bonds
offered
Sept;
11
were
County
purchase of $750,000
school bonds.
Bond Sale—The
roy,
ceive
LOUISIANA
Dec. 1 for the
Wyoming Public Sch. Dist., Mich.
Administrative District No.
April 1 from 1972 to 2001
Superintendent of Schools,
receive sealed
bids
until
MICHIGAN
par.
Presque Isle and Westfield Sch.
-
Bond Offering—John W.
West wood Heights School District
No. 27 (P. O. Flint), Mich.
Bond Offering—Richard Hogan-
the
to
of
-
on
awarded
on
Avondale School District
Bond Sale—The
6
awarded to McDonald-Moore
& Company. J
Bond Sale—The various purpose
were
Sept.
offered
bonds
revenue
were
bonds
Castle Hill, Chapman, Maple ton,
$1,325,000 hous¬
ing and dining hall revenue bonds
offered Sept. 18 were awarded, as
Oct. 1 from 1964 to
on
Wilmington, Mass.
inclusive.
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond Sale—The $620,000 dormi¬
tory revenue bonds offered Sept.
17 were .sold to the Housing and
Home Finance Agency, as 3% s, at
price of
Monday, September 24, 1962
.
inclusive.-
Due on Sept. 1 from
1992
Mount Saint Agnes College, Inc.
a
Due
2001
Auburn
Pressprich
&
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; follows:
Francis I. duPont & Co.; Paribas
$167,000 bonds to Cruttenden, PoCorp.; E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.;
desta & Miller.
Due on April
New York Hanseatic Corp.; Sec¬
1 from 1964 to 1971, inclusive,
ond District Securities Co.; Wells
1,158,000 bonds to the Housing
& Christensen, Inc.; Park, Ryan,
and
Home Finance Agency,
Inc., and R. James Foster & Co.,
as 3V8s, at a price of par.
Due
Inc.
Co.;
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
by
University of Kentucky (P. O.
Lexington), Ky.
Dec. 1, 1991.
on
Other members of the syndicate:
Shields
will receive sealed bids until 10:30
1990 inclusive.
1980 to
315,000 1.4s.
Clerk,
and
a.m.
1
Dec.
on
Treasurer
from 1963 to 1998 inclusive. Inter¬
1979 inclusive.
to
2,815,000
.
Due
167,000 4s.
Offering—Chas. Richard¬
City
son,
Due
1985
to
1986 to
(EST) on Sept. 25 for the
purchase of $280,000 sewer bonds.
1: Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1
Due on.Dec. 1 from
960,000 3%s.
Bond
a
1963 to 1974 inclusive.
from
1981
Mount Sterling, Ky.
Sept.
offered
syndicate
headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
at a price of 100.10, a net interest
cost of about 3.35%, as follows:
were
90,000 3.90s.
Fulton.
Bloomington), Ind.
Bond
.
.
10
the
.
t
Keys,
receive
(EST)
purchase of
a.m.
industrial
bonds. ( Due
1982 inclusive.,:
1963 to
.
Volume
Number 6197
196
Forrest County,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
North
Hammonton, N. J.
Miss
Bond Sale—The $275,000 sewer
erling,
bonds
offered
Sept.
13
were
ceive. sealed
bids until 11 a.m. awarded, to J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
(CST) on Sept. 25 for the pur-, as 3.55s, at a price of 100.05, a
chase of $600,000 hospital - bonds, basis of about 3.54%.
Bond
Offering—Clyde W. EastChancery Clerk, will re-
Due from
1964
1973
to
,
x.
,
T
-Bond
County School District
(P. P. -Bozeman), Mont. '
Bond Sale—The $12,500 school
»»»» immt—xu»8
»1^>W >cmuv.
builamg bonds offered_Sept. 10
were
awarded to the First NaNo.
11I
.
of Bozeman,
tional Bank
•;yC'v.
2 fas.
as
'•1
pur-
pUrchase
^
'
^v;J,siv,n«
a
-r.
800,000 2.70s.
Due
v#and 1977.
.
Oct. 1, 1976
^
■■
•■
on
2.80s. Due on Oct.
from 1978 to 1980 inclusive.
1
1,200,000
,
!
$2,676,000
.of,
bonds.
400,000 2.90s. Due
Oct. 1, 1981.
on
First
the
National
Iron
Bank
F.
_
c,
Tappan
hnnrfc
Nrm
Nov
on
«»*£..
(M-M)
White
1
1-
1QR9
1964'to
from
n,ip
•
the; Peoples
at
County!
8 p.m.
until
bids
Due
Oct.
on
Due
are
interest
Dated
Oct.
1
from
1962.
(A-O)
National
Principal and
payable at the
Cambridge
*
bonds.
1962> Due
1991
Dated
°ct 1 from
on
inclusive
1
NEW
D
,
u
Bond
bids until
(EDST)
noon
(EDST)
—
Ruth
Henk,
will
receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $170,000
school
1962. Due
1979
Dated
bonds.
Oct.
15,
Oct. 15 from 1963 to
on
inclusive.
Principal and in(A-O)
payable
at
the
Amoskeag Trust Co., Manchester,
or at the New England Merchants
on
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
(EDST) on Oct. 9 for the purchase
$815,000 improvement bonds,
Dated
Nov.
1,
1962. Due
on
Dec.
1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pavable at the Cleveland Trust Co.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey.
-
'
I '
appnove^Rope^ Gna,
'
Bond
'
Offering—Edward R. Be-
h?i!' nn«lTnaS» mr' fFDRTf'nn
sipt OT&rVhe^^rchaS^f
unlimited
525,000
tax
$1,-
bonds
U
-
n
sp
,
r
u
1
)
Franklin County (P.O. Columbus),
$1,350,000
Due
1982
175,000
on
sewer
on
Oct.
systems
1
from
Oct.
1
from
1963
to
1967
First
Bank, Boston, or
City Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Storey, Thorn¬
like, Palmer & Dodge.
bonds.,
^
1963.'?
Bankers
Department of the Treasury,
Division of Investment, N. J.
Bond Offering—William F.Voor-
.hees, Jr., Director of Division of
Investment, will receive sealed
until
10:30
^ m
a.m.
rrrnsTV on
(EDST) rm
Sept. 24 for the purchase of $5,070,000 New Jersey Turnpike Authority bonds. Due on Jan. 1,1985.
ment bonds offered
""
awarded
or
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Due on Oct. 1 from 1964 to
reau,
ceive
of
-
the
at
County
-
office.
Legality apby Bricker, Evatt, Barton,
,
,
Licking
Bond Offering — Clint O.
Bond OIfering'
Thrasher, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 9
—
sealed
bids
$8,620,000
public
bonds.
~
q00
Legal¬
5(10 000
Bond
improvement!
sewage
spwapc
Bond
chase
fered
)
$181,130 street
improvement bonds of-
Sept.
McDonald
13
were
awarded
to
&
Co.,
and " Braun,
Eosworth & Co., Inc., jointly, as
23/4s, at a price of 100.81.
,,
cnllprt.inn hnnHs
sive. Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
nffinn'nr rhoon Manhattan RnnL
office, or Chase MnnVm+inn Bank,
New York City. Legality approved
by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc-
Carthy.
nnn
Dec.
Glenn
L, Mc-
Conagha,
Administrative
VicePresident, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 4 for
purchase
of
improve^
PENNSYLVANIA
Authority,
Pennsylvania
Bond
'
Sale—An issue of
$2,020,-
QPO^hool building
revenue bonds
Due
on"Dec!
1 fr<^n 1963 to 1982, inclusive, and
?n
Dec.
1,
1992.
Principal
and
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
& Pohl.
Other members of the syndicate: Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Butcher
& Sherrerd; Thomas & Co.; Cunningham,
Schmertz
& Co., Inc.;
& Remington, Inc.;
MasfPn R, Co,;
Mastenv & fn - McJunkim
Hess» Grant
E.
E
Patton
&
Co.; H. J. Steele & Co.,
and P. B. Root & Co.
c
Northc Versailles Area
Merged •
School District, Pa.
- a • ^
Bond Offering — Louis Berto-
rectors,
will
„
,,
£or
of
Board
receive
until 7:30 p.m.
,
(EDST)
-
on
.
Di¬
of
sealed
bids
Oct.'4
^uycP $250,000 school
ponds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on
Gct Lfrom 1973 to 1982 inclusive.
j
approved
by
Burgwin,
Grove
$290,000
Water
District
offered
Sept.
11
w e r e
awarded to Schwabacher & ComPany.
M
.
Marion
c
.
i.
*
i
n •
m
#
o/i
County_School Dist. No. 20,
\ATn t-f'i nf
Warrant
nfflrf™
Offering
T
TT
J.
E.
High-
W1"
sealed
bids
until 7:30
(PST)
purchase of
p.m
Sept. 24 for the
$9,900 school warrants..
on
6?■
-
navahip
Tr4sure/R
treasurers
at
thp
office
office
in
in
.
Lodge
Sanitary District,
Clackamas
Lippert.
sealed
series J
Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on
Nov. 1. from 1963 to 2002 incl.
bonds.
County. Ore.
Offering—Goldie C. Cas-
tor, Secretary of Board of Directors, will receive sealed bids until
Moreland
Township School
District (P. O. Willow
Grove), Pa.
Bond Offering—Paul A.
Flexer,
Secretary of the Board of Directors, will receive sealed bids until
p.m.
(EDST)
on
Oct.
1
for
the
P^chase of $325,000 school improvement
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
1,
1962' DUe
1972
0n N°V* 1 fr0m 1963 t0
inclusive. Interest M-N. Le-
eaUty
approved
Elliott & Munson.
Dated
5"!^" JpnnHnM ^nH
.
Bond
pSroha^of '$3o! 000,000
8
r
i
—
Mills,
tor, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EDST) on Oct. 16 for the
Upper
(P. O. Portland), Ore.
Sale—The $655,000 water
bonds
Offering
School
Edward W.
Assistant Executive Direc¬
the'United States National
Lake
Public
Building Authority
Bond
Bank of Portland.
Oak
City Auditor, will receive
Le-
Sayre,
:
Blairsville Joint School
Pennsylvania State
Oregon
s
sanaers & uempsey.
Norwalk, Ohio
Offering
Helen
Winfree & Rankin.
<^fco
Bond Sale—An issue of
Squire,
by
in¬
call¬
City Treasurer's office.
?a!ity approved by Shuler,
Legality
bonds.
/,««,/«.
aalem-
approved
1973
are
able.
luzzi, Secretary
OREGON
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 2001 inclusive.
Bond
$10,000,000
revenue
purchase of $360,000 revenue
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
Due
Legality
bonds
The
Principal and interest payable
system
sewer
1, 1962.
City Municipal Improvement Authority, Okla.
the
Sept. 15 from 1966 to 1991 inclu-
$145,000
^
Bond
1963 to
clusive.
- v
Bond
Muskingum College (P. O. New
disposal bonds.
j
of
r
Sale—The
sewer
Sept. 1 from
City Clerk, will receive < sealed
bids until Sept. 24 for. the pur-
Dempsey.
and
1
inclusive.
callable.
are
improvement bonds.
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on
Dated
A.
A.
Oilton, Okla. •' • v^
l
Offering — Edith Little,
:
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
&
Dated
Dec.
on
1977
Dated Oct. 1, 1962.
appr0ved by George J. Fagin.
5°,!
sold to
at the
County Treasurer's office.
noon
2,300,000 sewage collection bonds.
interest ivi-jn.
(CST) on
of $400,000 revenue series A
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on
April and Oct. 1 from 1968 to
1973 inclusive. Principal and interest (A-O) payable to a bank
or trust company in Oklahoma
City, or the fiscal agency of the
state in New York city- Leealiti
Dated Oct. 1,
I964 toU1983
re-
3,580,000 land acquisition bonds.
1
County Auditor, will receive
hospital bonds.
66,511.48
Due
to
Rufifn, Perry & Pohl.
ind interest" (J-D) "paVabie
Rene A. Car-
'
on
bonds.
1962.
1963
interest (J-D) payable at the Melion National Bank & Trust ComOct. 1 for the purchase Pany of Pittsburgh. Legality ap-
Bond Offering—Aurel E. Coff¬
man
Lima, Ohio
until
(CST)
a.m.
1,
The bonds
||
Ohio
County,
Oct.
OKLAHOMA
Enid, Okla.
ap-
'
sewer
from
Bank
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Nov. 15 for the
payable
-
New York
County Treasurer, will
Provident
Oklahoma
•roved
Nassau County (P. O. Mineola),
.
the
Legality
follows:
as
$75,000.00
were
Cincinnati, as 3V4S, at a price
100.08, a basis of about 3.24%.
sewer
treasurer's
Principal
Trust
to
Sept. 17
office.
of $141,511.48 unlimited tax bonds
,
(A~G)
Dated
Co., New York
Solvay Bank, Solvay.
1,200,000
NEW JERSEY
—
Woodburn, Ore.
Bond Offering — Mark H.
Thompson, City Recorder, will feceive sealed bids until 7:30 p:m!,
(PST) on Oct. 2 for the purchase
Wyoming, Ohio
^ Sale The $63,168.32
street ^improvement special assess-
J™.
^4 incl. Principal and interest
Oct.
at the
bids
900
j '
National
Silverton, Ore.
'.
Proyed; by Winfree^'MbCulUochi'
'
Shuler & Sayre.
®
Sept: 28 for the purchase of $24,- rhaco nf
bonds. Dated
(EDST) on Sept. 26 for the pur1, 1962.
Principal f chase of $17,200,000 various purinterest (A-O) payable at the pose unlimited bonds, as follows:
Dated
and
registered
Smith
.
Commissioners, will receive sealed bids until 11 a.-m. .(EST) on
Bond Offering—Philip H. Allen,
Town Supervisor, will ™ce've
675,000
&
„
.
in ent
Bond Offering
inclusive.
our-
Geddes, N. Y.
to
systems bonds. Due
the
,
^
inclusive.
sewer
for
a.m.
at the United States Trust Co. of
New York, New York City. Legality approved by Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
bonds.
1963
27
11
_
Dated Oct. 1,' 1962. Due on Oct. 1
from 1963 to 1976 inclusive. Principal and interest (A-O) payable
City,
follows:
Sent
until
.....
Lynch, Pierce,
Inc.; Commerce
Trust Company of Kansas City;
Fahey, Clark & Co.; Field Richards & Co.; First Cleveland Corp.
and Hayden, Miller &
onri
Min.. *, Co., as osT.'
.... 3%s;
at a
price: of 101.15, a basis of
about 3.53%. Fenner
iyM inclusive,
of
at
Passaic
$386000VeeistoedlofidS'
terest
National Bank of Boston. Legality
bids
.
cate composed of Wm. J. Mericka
&
Co.; Merrill
bert, Clerk of the Board of County
chase of
Offering
.
Ohio -'Bond Offering
Dee F. Pem-
NEW HAMPSHIRE
.Treasurer,
Sale—The $1,600,000
Brooklyn City School District, Ohio Mangum Utilities Authority, Okla.
Bond Offering—Joyce M. HudBond Offering—Sam S. Harlan,
son, Clrek of Board of Education, Chairman of Trustees,
will rewill receive sealed bids until noon eeive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Offering^— Arthur M.
sealed
"
.
school improvement bonds offered
Sept. 17 were awarded to a syndi-
on
Cromarty, Town Supervisor, will
Goffstown School District; N. H.
Bond
"
.
Bond
basis of about Recorder's
•
from
'
a
'Warrensville Heights City School
District (P. O. Cleveland), Ohio
of
notes. Dated Sept, 1, 1962. Due
on Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1965 inclu-
to
YORK
.
OHIO
Oct. 1 for the purchase of $125,000
Principal
of
-
;
receive
District
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1985 inclusive
principai
Brook Park, Ohio
Offering — Cyrus E. McGovern, City Auditor, will receive
assess-
payable
Bank
Babylon, N. Y.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Dawson, Nagel,
tQ
sealed
1963
Oct.
on
1,
interest
callable.
Sherman & Howard.
,
on Sept
24 for the
of $175,000 sanitary
Oct. 1, 1962
Due ori
Principal and interest (A-O) payable at the County Treasurer's office/ Legality approved bv Shuler
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin
District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$713,000 ww
school
Note
on
(M-N)
jackson
v
".i
1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive. The
bonds
Creek
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
1967 inclusive.
1963 to
First
Bank
(A-O) payable at the
Cambridge Valley National Bank;
Cambridge. Legality approved by
West Paterson, N. J.
and
National
.
1963
Sept. 25 for the County, Paterson. Legality appurchase of $700,000 school bonds, proved by Reed, Hoyt Washburn
Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on May &
McCarthy.
(PDST)
(CST)
nnn
and interest
14,000 local improvement
;
8 p.m.
Local School
*
$981,500
Carthy.
and
mkk
Zee
A'
1975 inclusive.
sealed
;
Ross
Legality
Bond Offering - Elizabeth M.
Ce.nter'
<*«*»' will re.
eeIve sea'e<3 hids until 3:30 p.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 27 for the pur<EDST> ,on Seot- 27 for the Dur"
in-
1983
interest
payable
ment.
receive
Clyde.
£y,te Lre.eft' Jackson, Cambridge,
SaUm Z, F°S'on Central School
District No. 10, N.Y.
Trust Company of Bergen
Hackensack. Legality approved by
Washburn
&
wasnouin
Mcivic
Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn
Rr
Mn-
NEVADA
will
of
of
as 3s,
a
100.68,
Nyack, as"3s; at a price of 100.68.
a basis of about 2.92%.
—
Compar¬
Lyon County School District, Nev.
Bond
Offering — Thelma B.
Holley, Clerk of Board of Trustees,
walk.
Principal
Wm- E. Pollock & Co., and the
i
f
Paramus Scho°l District, N. J.
Seattle; v
&
Huron County Banking Co., Nor-
,
Bank, Boston; Na-
Yantis
S.
Zahner &
1962.
1,
■
•Fifth, Third Union Trust Co., CinBond Offering—Alfred A. Reda,
cinnati;
Fulton,
Reid
&
Co.; Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle; Adams bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Sept.
Co.;
1
1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from 1964
to 1983 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
kept.
*p
were ^warded,
to price of 101.41,
J Bfoup Composed of A? Rurr Pea-., 3.33%. .
Kidder, Tno
\
uidv Rr Co.: Cnffin
syndicate: Wantage Township School District
(P. O. Wantage), N. J.
Drekel &
Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Rond Sale—The $67,000 school
Union Securities & Co.; Carl M:
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; United Cali- bonds
offered
Sept.
13
were
fornia Bank," San Francisco; Esta- awarded to the Farmers National
•brookCo.; Hemphill, Noyes & Bank, as 2%s, at a price of 100.04,
Co.; Laidlaw & Co.; Stroud & Co.; a basis of about 2.74%.
First National
Sept.
i«
Other members of the
tional Bank of Commerce,
Oct.
on
L,"iro
«n
\
composed ofFahey, 24 for,the purchaseof,,$125,000;
&°cklandC<>«rty tP. O..N*w C.ty), Clark^ & Co.; Hayden, Miller & unlimited tax bonds. Dated Oct;
Su
S0"' H?'0
^e"c^af & Co., Inc.;ly 196iLyDtieJt^Octs |-1fif3t9<B3,.
^^rlncipalra^iiii
jnunity college b 0 n d s offered Bank of Cincinnati, as 3%s, at a interest (A-O).payable at the City
Morristown, Rockaway Branch.
Legality approved by- Hawkins,
Delafield &~Wood.:
^
^ '&
1973 inclusive
800,000 2.60s. Due onOct, 1, 1974
Dated
Bank
1
1965 to
a m
(M-S)
Bond Offering
Bond Uttering — Wesley Van
Wesley Van
Pelt, Secretary of Board of Education will receive sealed bids
,qfi4
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 1 for
ni i the purchase of $2,160,000 school
U
•
n
tional
of
'
•
until
and interest
payable to the Briggs Na-
Prince,
Dated Nov. 1. 1962. Due on Nov. 1
from 1953 to 1984.inclusive, Prih-
Sept. t8 were awarded to
syndicate headed by Kuhn, Loeb
& Co., and Glore, Forgan & Co.»
at a price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of about 2.67%, as follows:
:
Due on Oct.
2V2S.
Due on
(EST)
noon
.
fered
$400,000 4s.
bids
March 1 from 1963 to 1980
on
inclusive.
John
—
bids until
Y.
55
•
Offering
R.
-,.150"® uticrmg — K. E. Borland,
E.
will
receive ^sealed
bids -until approved by Sykes, Galloway &
J
P1Qvement •bonds of- City Recorder, will receive sealed
8pm (ejjsT)' on>Oct.:10-for the Dikeman.'
fared Sept, 13 were,awarded to, fcids until 8 pji>. (PST): oiLSept;
a
from
Due
—
bose. btinds totaling $7,200,600 of-
3,600,000
Dist.,
^
)
various
The
—
Offering
N.
(EDST):,on Sept. 27 for the purchase of $35,000 fire house series
Secretary of Board Of Education,
at
Sale
seaied
celye
Jersey
'v
Omaha, Neb.,
v"W
Bcnd
o
Morris Hills Regional Sch.
New
Gallatin
■
Rose Fire District,
Bond Offering—Herbert Bald- for the purchase of $225,000 off- purchage
ridge, District Treasurer, will re- street parking bonds. Dated Oct. bonds. Dated
1962. bonds.
inclusive.
MONTANA
,
tt
^
(1291)
by
Townsend,
PUERTO RICO
Puerto Rico (Commonwealth of)
Bond Offering — Rafael Pico,
President of the Government Deveiopment Bank for Puerto Ric0>
will receive sealed bids at the New
York City office, 45 Wall St., New
York
on
City, until 11
Sept. 26 for the
a.m.
(EDST)
purchase
of
$30,000,000 public improvement
bonds. Dated July 1962. Due on
56
The Commercial and Financial ChYdnfcle
(1292)
July from 1964 to 1986 incl. The
bonds are callable.
Principal and
(J-J) payable at the Gov¬
Development
Bank of
interest
ernment
bonds
a
derwood &
Co.,
1970 to
Greenwich, R. I.
3.20s,
at
100.96,
of
price
a
Nov.
basis of about 3.10%.
Kingston, Tenn.
■
4
k
until
as
4s, at
The
bonds
callable.
are
interest
Principal and
payable
at the
Park
National Bank,
Knoxville,
or
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.,
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
(A-O)
proved by Bass, Berry & Simms.
Richardson
Bond
p.m.
(CST)
Due
Nov.
on
Offering—C. C. Crawford,
$116,000 water and sewer system
revenue, Series 1962. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1969 to 2002 incl.
sewer system, Series 1962
bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from
65,000
1964 to 2002 inclusive.
Dated
Sept.
Legality
1962.
1,
Gibson,
by
mas,
Citizen State Bank, Rich¬
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman.
Bond
$100,000
Oct.
1, 1962.
1964
to
7:30
Due
1985
callable.
on
incl.
bonds
and
are
interest
(A-O) payable at the First State
Bank, or the Columbus State Bank
both
of
000
to
offered
nance
of
'v
Sale
—
The
at the
or
fiscal of the State
in New York City.
Northshore School District, King
and Snohomish Counties, Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
bonds
system
totaling $90,-
Sept. 11 were sold
Housing and Home Fi¬
on
Agency,
as
3%s, at
a
price
bids
sealed
of series
until
11
B bonds.
1962. Due
Briar
on
Dated Nov.
l.
Nov. 1 from 1963 to
Odessa, Texas
Waterworks
and
sewer
Ltd., Midland Securities, Desjardins, Couture Inc., Cochran, Mur¬
ray & Co., Clement, Guimont, Inc.,
City
Clerk,
James Richardson & Sons, Societe
de Placements Inc., La Corpora¬
.
Gaston
will
(P. O.
Bond
Chap-
tion
receive
Treasurer,
will
County Treasurer,
Daniel, sealed bids until 2
receive
sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 3
for the purchase of $730,000 rev¬
enue bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961.
Due
May 1 from 1964 to 2001
incl. Legality approved by Cov¬
ington & Burling.
on
will
receive
(PDST)
on
Sept. 28 for the purchase of
$140,000 series A bonds. Dated
Oct.
1,
1964
to
1962.
Due
p.m.
Oct. 1 from
1982 inclusive. Principal
on
and interest
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
.
State
Offering—Lewis H. Vaden,
Treasurer,
sealed
No 410, King
bids
until
will
receive
Oct. 2 for
(EST) on
the purchase of $1,200,-
000 series
1962 bonds.
1, 1962. Due
on
noon
Dated Oct.
Oct. 1 from 1964 to
incl.
urer's
office.
$940,000
by
revenue
Legality
approved
Pershing,
Shetterly
& Mitchell.
Mitchell,
County
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
will
a.m.
receive
(PST)
1982
to
inclusive.
Interest
■:
,
.
Cowansville, Que.
Secretary-Treasurer,
1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive. The
bonds
callable.
are
interest
(M-N)
Principal and
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Roberts, ;Shefelman, Lawrence, Gay & Moch.
langer
Co., Molson & Co.,
& Co., Fry &
Co.,
Ramsay Securities Co., Ltd., Gas¬
ton Laurent Inc. and
Forget &
Forget, Ltd.
$536,500
Dated Nov.
1 from 1963
8
p.m.
improvement bonds.
1, 1962. Due on Nov.
KSR
K!
Matthews
terest M-N.
sealed bids
Oct.
2
John
until
for
8
p.m.
terest
Sillery, Que.
purchase of
improvement
bonds.
M-N.
i
Bond
City
1963 to 1982 inclusive. Int. A-O.
Commission, Que.
Offering — Romeo
(EDST)
on
chase
of
Dated
Oct.
bids
until
8
new
symbol for
public company—will begin moving
for Kinney Service
on
newly
the ticker tape
Corporation, just listed
on
the
American Stock Exchange.
Secretary
Bond
Swan,
has earned its recognition on the Amex board
sound fiscal
a
policies,
an
1962.
from
Kinney
through
outstanding earnings record and
1982
to
Town
on
Kinney operates parking facilities,
$1,074,000
p.m.
the
pur¬
improvement
Windsor, Que.
(EDST)
on
Oct. 1 for hte purchase
of
$237,000' improvement bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1962.-Due on Nov.
1
from
DIVIDEND
car
rental and
1963
to
1982
inclusive.
companies, funeral chapels, printing
A
Board
of Directors has
•C«l
of Kinney's interim report covering the nine
upon
request.
declared
special extra stock dividend
—
CSTAT9
fixawno
ending June 30,1962, will be sent
NOTICE
(30 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK 20, NEW YORK
The
4%
in
■
OCVCIOPMCNV
for
2
INVESTORS FUNDING CORPORATION OF NEW YORK
companies and other service enterprises.
months
1
until
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
until
7:30
p.m.
inclusive.
the market June 20.
on
Class
A
October
KINNEY SERVICE CORP.
business
on
Executive Offices
the
following dividends:
v'',
of:
both
payabie
-'.V
Class
and
A
B
stock.
stocks, payable
•••
V
.
;
Regular quarterly dividends of:
15,
October
1962
1,
—
Time and Life
Building
—
—
New York 20, New York
Payable
October
business
on
stockholders
to
of
record
at
close
of
1962.
IVzc
D.
Treasurer, will
sive.
Offering — R. Labreche,
Secretary-Treasurer,
will
leasing companies, building cleaning and
A copy
Oct.
on
of
-
bids
healthy stockholder family since, its initial issue
went
maintenance
■
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1982 to 1992 inclu¬
Pincourt, Que.
Bond
sealed
(EDST)
chase
-
1963
>
Offering—Andrew W,
Secretary
receive
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EDST1*
on
Oct.
1
for
the
purchase of
$800,000
improvement
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on Nov.
1
The nation's first diversified services
company,
Commission,
Westmount, Que.
pur¬
bonds.
Montreal North, Que.
Bond Offering—Rene Bergeron.
a
inclusive/
net interest cost of about 6.15%.
a
re¬
p.m.
Due on Oct.
1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
-Starting today, KSR-a
1,
school
to 1982
E. Ames & Co., Ltd.;
Wood,
Gundy & Co., Ltd.; Credit Interprovincial
Inc.,
and
Bank
of
Montreal, as 6s. at a price of 99.19,
Bour¬
Sept. 24 for the
$415,500
sealed
A.
Longueuil Catholic School
sealed
r >
Band Sale—The $502,500 school
bonds
offered
Aug.
27. were
awarded to a group composed of
Oct. T from
on
receive
Quebec
Sept. 24 for the purchase of $165,000
improvement bonds.
Dated
Due
will
Victoriaville School
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on
1, 1962.
Clerk,
1963
Albert Boivin,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
Oct.
>
aqueduct and sewer bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from
Lafleche, Que.
—
: %
Offering—Georges Gravel;
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on
Sept.
18 for the purchase of
$365,000
■:
Bond Offering
&
Graham
(EDST),
the
1, 1962. Due on Nov.
1963 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
1 from
ceive
KSR
Credit-Quebec,, Inc.,
Inc., Oscar Dube &
Duvernay, Que.
' \
B o n d
Offering — Rosaire G.
Brisson, Town Clerk, will receive
of
until
bids
Oct. 2 for the purchase
don, Secretary-Treasurer, will
K8R
Ltd.,
J. T. Gendron
will
to 1982 inclusive. In¬
on
Bond
KSR
Marc
Co., Inc., Hamel, Fugere & Co.,
Ltd., Fairclough Co., Ltd., Grant
Johnston & Co., Walwyn, Stodgell
& Co., R. A. Daly & Co., H. C.
Flood & Co., J. L. Graham &
Co.,
sealed
(EDST)
on
Oct. 10 for the purchase of
$194,000 school -1961 series B bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on Nov.
Quebec,
1963
A-O.
Dated Nov.
County, Wash.
de
Grenier,Ruel & Co., Bartlett, Cayley & Co., Brault & Chaput, Mor¬
gan, Ostiguy & Hudon Ltd., Bank¬
ers
Bond
Corp., Ltd., Graham*
Armstrong Securities Ltd., Brawley Cathers & Co., Garneau, Bou-
on
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper.
Prets
Carriers, Ltd., J. E. Laflamme Ltd.,
(EDST)
on Oct. 2 for the purchase of
$1,970,000 improvement bonds* Dated
Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from
SnooualmieWalley School District $673,500
University of Virginia,:
Charlottesville, Va. v
de
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
receive
Wash.
Offering—L. R. Johnson,
Ltd., Anderson
& DesRochers Ltd., GeofRobert
&
Gelinas, Inc.,
J. C. Boulet, Ltd., Burns Bros. &
Denton, Ltd.,
Casgrain & Co.,
Mead & Co., Belanger Inc., MacTier & Co., La Maison Bienvenu,
p.m.
Chomedey, Que.
leau,
Inc., McLeod, Young, Weir &
gueux
M-N.
—
1,
Interest A-O.
frion,
will
1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive* In¬
Offering
October
& Co., Harris & Partners Ltd., La-
(EDST) on Oct. 2 for the purchase
$410,000 school building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on Nov.
Town
County School District
No. 403,
Institute
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the State Treas¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
neau,
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive sealed bids until 4
Bond
Dated
Oct. 1 from 1970 to
on
Norris & Quinlan
Commission, Que.
Bond Offering — Joseph Bon-
a.m.
Oct. 4 for the purchase
on
Pierce
Bond Offering—Peter V.
1987
par.
f QUEBEC
terest
of
Co., W. C. Pitfield & Co., Bell,
Gouinlock & Co., Gairdner & Co.,
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Equitable
Securities Canada Ltd., Collier,
of
Sweet Briar), Va.
Bond
sewer
Bosworth, Sul¬
/
Bond Offering—J. R. Ouellette,
;;v
revenue
the
fice
issue
Securities, Royal Securities, Wood,
Gundy & Co., Rene-T. Leclerc,
Inc., Greenshields Inc., Mills,
Spence & Co., Credit Interprovin-
11
Chicoutimi Catholic School
callable.
are
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
VIRGINIA
Krum, Texas
and
The bonds
Columbus.
Searls.
Bond
inclusive.
$770,000 dor¬ 1977 inclusive. The bonds are
dining facility rev¬ Callable. Principal and interest
Sept. 14 were (M-N) payable at the King County
sold to the Housing and Home Fi¬ Treasurer's office
Legality ap¬
nance Agency, as
3%s, at a price proved by Preston, Thorgrimson,
of par.
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
Legality ap¬
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
&
'
Sept.
CANADA
series B bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1972
and
Sweet
April 1 from
offered
cial
a.m.
bonds offered
enue
p.m.
The
Principal
livan & CO.
Sale—The
mitory
bonds
awarded to
(PST) on
Oct. 2 for the purchase of $600,000
(PST)
College Corporation
(P. O. Montpelier), Vt.
&
Spence
(CST)
24 for the purchase of
drainage bonds.
Dated
Sept.
Wash.
buliding
were
Tremper,
will receive
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
ceive
Vermont
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
on
District
Ah
—
Other members of the syndicate:
G. Beaubien & Co., Dominion
L.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
School
Due
1984, inclusive.
1, Lincoln County Consolidated School;
196* Dist. No. 19 (Pi O, A fton), Wyo.
King County Treasurer, will re¬
VERMONT
Cofambus, Tex.
until
callable. Prin¬
(M-N) payable
or
Gibson.
be receive
1963 to 1993
ardson.
purchase of $181,000 bonds,
approved
are
cipal and interest
follows:
as
Sept. 24 for
on
5V2S and 5%s.
dated J3ept.
Sept. 1 from
Washington
County
M. Critten¬
1 from
incl. The bonds
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct. 4
for the
Texas
Offering—G.
price of 100.02,
a
WYOMING
No. 414, King County,
the purchase of $2,500,000 schoolhouse bonds; Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
las,
County (P. O. Troy), Tex.
Bond
Lake
2%s, at
as
Sale
$60,000,000 Hydro - Electric Com¬
mission Sinking Fund debentures
was
purchased by a syndicate
headed by A. E. Ames & Co., as
promis¬
basis of about 2.74%.
par.
are
on
Debenture
Bond Offering—A. A.
den, President of Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
7:30
bonds
Due
■;j
1962.
to 1982 inclusive.
Independent School
District,
price of
a
wood,
a
p.m.
the
Quebec (Province of)
...
notes offered Sept. 10 were
awarded to Piper, Jaffray & Hop-
Finance Committee,
at the First National Bank in Dal¬
TEXAS
Bell
Corp., and Texas
1962.
Municipal Bond Co.
10 a.m.;
from 1963 to 1991 inclusive. The
1
of Texas
State
the
j
8
(EDST)
purchase of
protection
bonds.
for
A-O.
(Towns) Joint
Spring Valley), ,Wis.
until
25
$811,000
fire
Dated Oct. 1, 1962.: Due oh Oct:
1 from 1963 to 1982 incl. Interest
sory
Langley, Wash.
to
1
.
Eau Galle
bids
Sept.
on
School District No.1 fP. O.
Note Sale—The $52,000
$18,000 sewer
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
bonds offered Sept. 11 were sold
Parkhurst; Crowe,
McCall &
First
will receive sealed bids
(CST) on Oct. 8 for
the purchase of $905,000 water¬
works and sewerage system bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on Oct.
Mayor,
Seph
Puget
the
Sale—The
Bond
members of the syndi¬
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.;
Dittmar & Co., Inc.; Columbian
Securities Corporation of Texas;
Offering—W. L. Harwell,
Bond
to
in Seattle, jointly.
merce,
Other
|
offered
awarded
were
receive
Spring Valley (Village), Gilman,
Spring Lake, Rock Elm, El Paso,
Martell (Toivns), Wilson (Vil£
lage), Cody, Springfield andi
Sound National Bank of Tacoma,
and the National Bank of Com¬
cate:
TENNESSEE
bonds
provement
11
u
$85,000 ' im¬
the First National Bank of Dallas.
Horton.
a
1, 1962. Principal
(M-N) payable at
interest
and
$480,000 school
bonds
offered
Sept.
11
were
awarded to Hornblower & Weeks,
Bond Sale—The
as
1978 inclusive.
ISLAND
Dated
East
Sale—The
Bond
Rico, San Juan. Legality ,$310,000 4s. Due on May 1 from
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly and Mitchell.
630,000 3%s.
Due on May 1
from
Fir crest, Wash.
9
follows:
as
Monday, September 24, 1962
.
WISCONSIN
via negotiated
Puerto
RHODE
WASHINGTON
was
purchased
sale on Sept. 11 by
syndicate headed by R. A. Un¬
refunding
.
„
per
15c
per
2c
per
10, 1962 to
October 1, 1962.
share
share
the
on
on
the
6%
Class
Preferred
A
Stock
stock
share on the Class B stock
stockholders of record at close
Dr.
Raphael
M.
Dansker,
of
Treasurer
'
@FedFRASER